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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-06


Tho conference was addressed in
sympathetic vein, during the sessions,
by the following notable officials Of
high station:
Hon. Newton D. Baker, Secretary
OF War; Mr.. George Creel. Chairman
or the Committee OH Public Informal
ton; Hon. Franklin d. Roosevelt,
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy; Mr.
Edward N. Hurley, Chairman Of the
United States Shipping Board; Major
Joel e. Spingarn, Attached to the
General Staff, United States Army;
Captain Arthur S. Spingarn, Of the
Medical Reserve Corps, National
Army; General Paul Vignal. Military
Attache OF the French Embassy .
Major Edouard Requin and Major l..
P. DeMontal, Of the French High
Commission.
PERSONNEL OF CONFERENCE.
The following gentlemen were in
vited to be present at the confer
cnce:
DR.. Robert T.. Jones, Editor South
western Christian Advocate, New Or
leans, La; John Fl. Murphy, Editor,
The Afro-American, Baltimore, Md. .
w. IT. Andrews. Editor. Daily Herald,
Baltimore. Md; Chris. ]. Perry,
Editor. The Tribune, Philadelphia.
Pa; John Mitchell, Jr., Editor, The
Planet. Richmond, Va; Charles w.
Anderson, Former Collector Internal
Revenue for Second District OF New
York City, now Assistant Commission
or or Agriculture for State of New
York, at present serving on Exemp-
ton Board, New York City
Robert l.. Vann, Editor, The Cour-
Ter, Assistant CITY Solicitor, Pitts
burgh, Pa; r. S. Abbott, Editor, The
Defender, Chicago, ILL.,; George l..
Knox, Proprietor and Publisher, The
Freeman, Indianapolis, Ind: \. T..
Manning, Editor, The World, Indian
apolis, Ind; DR.. II. NJ. Minton, 1870
S. 18th street, Philadelphia, Pa. Rev.
Ernest Lyon. Chairman, Colored
Branch OF Maryland Council OF De-
Tense and Consul General Of the
Republic Of Liberia to the United
States, Baltimore, Md: Ralph w.
Tyler. Former Auditor for the Navy
Department, Contributing Editor, The
Cleveland Advocate, Washington, ID.
&c.
W. i. King, Editor, Tho Express,
Dallas, Texas; Fred. r. Moore, Editor
The Age, New York City: George w.
Harris. Editor, The News, New York
City; Edward A. Warren, Editor, The
Amsterdam News, New York City:
p. b. Young, Editor, Lodge Journal
and Guide. Norfolk, Va; w. e. b.
Dubois. Editor. The Crisis. New
York, N. Y; Fl. c. Smith, Editor,
The Gazette. Cleveland, O.: J. f.
Mitchell. Editor. The Argus, St.
Louis, Mo-; c. X. Robinson, Editor,
The Clarion, St. Louis, Mo.
Nelson G.. Crows, Editor, Kansas
City Sun, Kansas City, Mo-. BENZ. j.
Davis, Editor, The Independent. At
lanta. Ga; j. Finley Wilson, Editor,
The Eagle. Washington, ID. c.; Will
liam II. Steward, Editor, American
Baptist, Louisville. Ky: Robert r..
Motion. Principal, Tuskegee N. and I.
Institute, Tuskegee. Ala; Major AL
(Continued on the fourth page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-06

POSITION WANTED-A young gradI-
ate desires n position as stenogra-
pher and typist. Care Of Planet
Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-06
MOULDERS OF PUBLIC OPINION
CONSIDER METHODS BY WHICH
TIE NEGRO MAY BEST AID
NATION TO WIN THE WAR.
Notable Addresses by officials OF
High Station.

Washington, District OF Columbia.
by the authority and direction OF
the War Department and the Com
mittee on Pub bile Information Emmett
j. Scott, Special Assistant to the Sec
rotary OF War, called to Washington
this week for a conference, thirty or
forty representatives of important
colored newspapers of the country,
together with number of the leaders
Of thought and opinion among the
Negro people, to consider methods by
which the millions Of colorei people
of the nation may best assist In the
winning of the war.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-06
THE POWER OF PRAYER.

Now, we know that fervent prayer,
backed up by perfect love, and an
mistaken faith will move God Oh His
world upside down. Wherever one
manlcould be found that would stand
upon these three things as God has
commanded, he has always been vic
torious.
When the King OF Syria sent
host Of men to Dothan to take the
Prophet Elisha, why Elisha prayed
and God smote the host with blind
ness. Again, when Jerusalem was
threatened by the Assyrian army
Hezekiah prayed, and in one night
God destroyed 1856 900 soldiers. Have
you ever heard OF the Big Bcrthas'
or the mightiest guns that arc in
operation today Of doing such deadly
execution in so short a time? But
for fear the editor will think that the
Lord has changed since that day and
time, | will refer him to Hebrews
1873, Jesus Christ the samo yester-
day, and today, and forever
TWO WAYS BY WHICH PRAYER
MAY BE LOST.
Tho rich man who prayed In hell
prayed good prayer. but the prayer
was lost because he prayed too late.
Showing very clearly that when an
individual has passed into the next
life, he has passed beyond the stage
Of prayer, whether he should pray
over on that side, or whether some
one should pray for him ever on this
side. He Is lost forever.
Secondly, the man who approaches
God with malice in his heart, his
prayer is failure also. The Saviour
says in Matthew 5:23-2I. "Thcrefore
if thou bring thy gifts to the altar
and there remembercst that thy
brother hath ought against thee;
leave there thy gift before the altar
and so thy way; first be rcconciled to
thy brother, then como and offer thy
gift.
This shows tho editor that repent
ance comes before prayer. Now, the
Black or Ethiopian people have some
thing against this editor and oil
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-06
CoIored Editors and
Leaders i'm Session,

Of the 100000 Negroes of the
Republic in support Of the war aims
of the government, Was ,trpted by
a unanimous vote, given heartily and
America was sung
with fcrvor and JUNCTION as final ad-
journment was taken.
NOTABLE ADDRESSES BY OFrI-
GALS OF HIGH STATION.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-06
CROSSED LIES RIVER.

CROSSED LIES RIVER
(BY LUCIAN b. WATKINS)
A soul has. crossed Lies River,
A spirit and a light :
Back to its God and Giyer,-
A faith divinely white.
A friend to all who knew her,
These hold her memory dear;
No mother-heart was truer,
No sister more sincere.
Now we who live and love her
Beneath the grave-hushed sod,
Lifting our eyes above her,
Renew our trust in God.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
ACTS or JOY EIDEEs,

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tazt slS1s tie lad nase zrzy With
tlsir czf, z1d we're compelled 10 sn-
gzzs w. r. YIazsn " drive them h11ae.
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eater Mrs. e. r. g,za.on's car, With
MAJ Staining "a front 81 her resst<nce
ia The sl1,a part IL torn Mr. NcffntY
held the bo7s while Xr. Fin.sn zezt
after the marShai Saturday morning
Mr., NcCint7 !oGnf big car on The va
cant bts sdgofniag yrs. Aliens home.
q; the cornsr Of Vancouver street and
Central sTsnge. One Of the tires ras
torn Oh, putting Nr. NeGiaty 10 the
ezpense ri sorne s1s. The bo7s arrest
81 denied thz. they had taken Mr.. Nc
Cint7's car. and in the kindness Of
HIS heart Mr.. NcCinty has resrained
from Mentioning names Probably this
experience will put an end 10 car
hisTins IN this place, at least It. should
for II the reprehensible practice ia con-
tlnuef zorns one tx going 70 get into a
lot III trouble az others will no. be az
confederate as Mr.. NcGinty.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
FOJs<Js EAT FOR DOGS.

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05

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czlibe! 10 the 81, rox the standard O,
the Cnitsd States army. were his IN
vsn.!ocs.
The grsz: asaieveuen. o. his car
Ger and the frs- ri,a which he would
allow his name TO become connected
IL the invsntioa Of the Browning light
machine gun and the heavier water
jacket type machine gun These are
guns which will revolutionize warfare.
The lizh. rifle, which Is really a ma
chine gun rife, can be carried and
fred from the shoulder az easily as
An ordinary rifle and will fire 40 shots
In l-z seconds.
The heavy water cooled machine
gun, which operates On q tripod, can
fire bullets as fas. a. 1t is possible for
them 10 follow one another from the
nuzzle Of the barrel. In a recent test
1t fired $4,000 shots without missing,
functioning perfectly. These are the
guns which have been adopted az stan
dard By the United States army.
John Browning Is an American
from the soles Of his feet TO the top of
his head. What ia more. be lives in
Ogden and draws $1,000 plus a day
from royalties on his inventions"
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
UFF TO THE WAR.

Jack DDUns left Tnss1ag noDrning
" enter the ssrVice ~ Canadian reg
imsnt. a. Iast reaching the zoal that he
has been striving for for ueeks. Some
time ago Mr.. Downs offered his GER
yir1s a. SDokane and PANIED A most
excellent examination. with the ez-
ceptlop ~ a slight defect that could be
remefisf by an operation. He came
right bark " OroYiiIe and submitted
70 that operation, slight In Itself AL
though exceedingly painful. DR.. Lewis
donating his services. After fortnight
Mr.. Downs entirely recovered and a.
once reported hls condition ~ the re-
cruitlng officer before whom he had
been examined. Friday last he received
his transportation and reported Tues
day. In ths matter II physique Mr..
Downs comes under the head Of bantam
but In enthusiasm and spirit he IL a
giant He IN wild 70 get into the fght,
and HIS optimism II hig most delight
ful Characteristic. II II an asset that
will pull him through every difficulty.
Last week. when the tendency was TO-
ward gloom an the news leaked In re-
gsrding tho battle in progress in
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
INVENTOR or MACHINE GIN.

Much has been read In regard 20 the
browning machine gun since the war
commenced. and We feel tina. The pub
Tic should know more about the
browning gun and the inventor. Some
local Interest Ia attached 10 Mr.
BfoWninss career az an inventor. for
4 g. Hume. foreman Of the Gazst,o
knew Ar. Browning In Utah, and Az.
'orhey j. VI. Adams not only knew Mr.
browning but shot some Of the first
guns that the inventor manufa cured
The following article Ia taken from
the Bostcl News Bureau:
At last the American gun man mas
appeared. HIS name has been In the
headlines OF the papers OF late In con-
nection with the Browning machine
gun, but nobody has before risen 10
answer the question: Who Ia Brown
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05

linz-ss q t1e .pecizl mating or he
nEn coG-cL called to- the purpose Of
discussing tas uzcter q closing pool
Billiard and card tables dgricx busi.
ness hours. being in accordance with
: request Of the State Council OF De-
fense. April 3. 1915.
Present MAYOR Beele, Councilman
Smith, stzrrett, Hart, Covert and
Barnes. The mayor informed the eour-
ell that he had beeu requested By the
county chairman Of the State Council
OF Defense 10 take some action In the
matter Of closing all places that e-e
found 20 be the resort Of persons Who
are not employed during business
hours
After some discussion as 10 The ad-
Instability Of passing an ordinance
compelling such places 10 close. no
ton vas made that the council appeal
TO the parties running such places 10
voluntarily close their pool, billiard
and card tables during business and
that the clerk be instructed 10 present
the following agreement 10 the differ
ent owners Of pool, billiard and card
tables.
We the undersigned proprietors Of
pool billiard and card tables do here
oy agree to close our pool. billiard and
card tables during the hours of from
. a. m to p. m. daily except SUNDAY,
IN accordance with request of the
town council, this action being in &C.
cordance with a request Of the Stata
council OF Defense as a war measure .
On motion the council adjourned.
E. r. HOOSE. Clerk
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Minutes Of the meeting OF the town
council OF Oroyille. Wash. April /,
1913.
Present. Mayor Beale, Councilmen
Smith. Covert. Barnes, starret. and
Hart.
Minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and approved az read. The
monthly reports Of the town treasurer
Tor February and March were read
and ordered placed on file.
Motion was made and carried that
the treasurer be instructed TO transfer
100000 from the water works fund 10
inc current expense fund. Insurance
policy on town hall was read and clerk
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
NOTICE o. HEARING or q
COUNT.

Il tie SCrerSo- Coz-t Il ~
" asd--grn.- In ard <or OkAn
Il TIE matter q the sxtAoe
= A-xhUrSt- deceased Not1oe
2. EA account and report =
seip-
Noriee Is hereby given tat
Flckx-ol- administrator With q
ee1ec q the estate o. virgmn
5orx-- deceased. did On 10 !
<eoruA-y. 1918. file with Ia 3
aoovs entitled court sci a.
account and report and pe<kn
e1nc1on and a5tu6icatio1 a /
ne above e1cicied state in =
eS6so TIE court 10 sA..i. sT,cA
20 distribute the Properly 20
emitted 70 the same ana -
Gnzrgsc as such aSmirtstrar,e
Ger o. ,hs court said fiusl p
report and Petition for discr0
ADJUDICATION Of he;rship Viii +
the s-d day OF April. ISIS a.
Z m thereof, IN the court n
court house in the town II
flanagan county Washinxtm
is ano place any person -
ne above entitled estate NAY I
contest the said final account
ana petition for distributes 4
eaoon OF heirship.
LATED this 18th day o. FslN
P. h d
Administrator with the wfn 1
tne estate Of Virginia A. PAD
W. c. GRESHAM. Attorney ~
traitor, with the will ann1xoG
FIRST publication March s, ISl2
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-05
DELL HART,
OroviDe, Wash.

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NOTICE..

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State Of Washington, County
hogan, IS.
In Justices Court James A. y
Justice.
TO Vernon A. Smith Motor Car =
In the name OF the State Of ",
you are hereby notified that =
mas filed a complaint against -!
court. which Will come on TO -
my office in Oroville in Okanog.
washington. on the 30th day Q! 4
u. 1918. at the hour Of ten o'cs
and unless you appear and then
answer, the same will be AZ
fessed. and the demand OF the
granted The object and demees
complaint is to recover luo
breach of contract in sale OF IT,.
have applied on said Judgment W
nished in the hands Of Stew
Company. a corporation. Inc
judgment sought Is ses es ano ,,ooS
JAMES FERGUSu
Complain filed March IS 1913.
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~ Tho County Ooo6 tDa1s NESTING
bsld H. Oknnozab Thursday. J. "
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president, AMI ~ the same meeting
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dsnt.
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ef, stopped ovor In town Thursday
last On his way " attsnd the meeting
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