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FULTON NOTES.

We had n very fine gathering iii
our Sunday School last Sunday, Rev.
f.. w. Black of the Va. u. u. We in
vite you to our Sunday School tomor
row at $40.
The services at 1870 wero very
unique. Rcv. G. A. Cobbs preached
from Hebrew 10th Chapter 9th verse.
Subject: First and Second
Rev. Black and Rev. Fuller were
present On the rostrum.
$3.50 p. M. Rev. W. IT johnson
the pastor OF the First Baptist church
and his good people were present with
us and VIC all enjoyed ourselves fine
Rev. Johnson administered the
Lords Supper. Rev III. Randolph and
Rev Branch talked while the bread
and wine were being served
Mrs. Charity e. Aston Miss EN-
ma Jackson and w. p. Davis have
been added TO the sick list.
Rev. Cobbs will preach tomorrow
special services.
Listen the three Sunday schools
OF Fulton invite you to be present
tomorrow.
We the pastor and members of the
Mt. c.. B. c.. and Sunday School OK
tends cordial welcome 10 all to
come and worship with Us.
Naomi JcfIrics died April Bird at
1l:l0 A. NJ. The funeral was preach
ed from the Union Level Baptist
church OF which she was a faithful
member. AT $3.50 p NJ. her pastor
Rev. G. +. Martin preached. Rev. w.
s. Tack rendered q solo. Father,
grand Mother, sister, one brother
three aunts and many friends survive
her.
Mary chatham died April 3rd, 1919
al 10 ~. NJ, at Deacon Elijah Berk--
lcy's residence $50 Denny st, Get. Sho
was a faithful member Of Rising Mt
Zion Baptist church. She answered
every financial appeal Of her pastor
Rev. N. b. Brown. Her funeral was
preached from the church Sunday
April 9th, at ~ M. by her pastor
Rcbecca Council ST. Luke No. 1874
and the Violet Tents No. 165 Of which
she was q dutiful member we're out
in largo numbers to pay her the last
tribute OF respect.
Resolutions OF coincidence from her
lodges well PORTRAYED her good quail
ties. One sister, three neices and
many friends survive her. Roy. T.. IT.
Hughes and G. @. Redd Of tho Va
u. U. were present and assisted In
the services.
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MRS. TERRELL HONORED

Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, who
served AS a member OF tho Board of
Education Of Washington for eleven
years has gone to Berne, Switzerland
as q delegate to the international
Congress OF Women which will con-
vene there May 5. Mrs. Terrell loft
Washington Friday night last for
Now York accompanied by her daugh
tors, Miss Mary Terrell and Mrs.
Phyllis Goines, Lieut.. William G.
Goines who will remain with her in
New York until she sails on Wednes-
day, April 9.
Mrs. Terrell Is tho only colored
woman Of tho forty delegates select
cd to represent this country at tho
Congress. The State Department
would only grant passports to twelve
OF Thorn however. Mrs. Post, the
wife OF Assistant Secretary OF Labor
Louis Fost, Miss Jane Adams OF
Hau House, Chicago, and ex-Con-
gresham Jsannette Rankin viii alse
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FLORENCE LETTER.
&c. b. Wcbster)

FLORENCE, S. c., April 1O--Thc
Rev. E. r.. Roberts, for many years
General Missionary for South Caro-
lima, representing tho American Bap-
fist Publication Society, of Philadel-
phia, Pa. has been elected President
of Voorhees, Industrial Institute, To-
Gated at Danmark, S. G. lie served
as trustee Of said school quite Il
while and rendered valuable service.
His many friends here regret his
leaving for his new field but ut the
same time wish him abundant sue
cess.
Nj. Eugene Brown. of 36Sth In
:antry has returned from France with
cOlorS flying. All of his friends join
in giving him Il howdy-do and we
come back home.
Mr.. Allen Rivcs Of the S12th In
fantry from Camp Grant, Ill. passed
here recently cnrouto home, Jackson
vile, Fla.
Mr. Jonas Robinson and Miss Mar
ion Morris were married on March II
and are home on Il visit to relatives
Mr.. Robinson is in the army and is
tho son of REV. l.. II. Robinson.
Mr.. Joseph Singleton passed here
enroutc from Philadelphia to Savan-
nah, Ga.
" The following Navy boys passed
enroutc South on furlOugh: S. II.
Grant, G.. l.. Peterson, G.. II. Boyd
II. II. lIaggins and E. NJ. Yates.
Mr.. Jules Laws, the baritone, en-
route from Havana, Cuba to Now
York, passed through here. He re-
ports good season.
Mr.. H.. n. Hall OF the Army,
passed here enrouto for home, An
glcton, Texas, from Camp Leo, Va.
He is brimful OF news and race pride.
At least Miss Florence Grafton at
Brazona, Texas will think so when
she bcholds his smiling face.
Mr.. Robert G. Perry. Of the Army
passed here enroute North. He was
wounded in battle and came here
from Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. w. II. White, OF Dcnnettsville
S. G. while at the station asked n
man to notice his oyercoat for n
short while. Hc did, and Is still
noticing it-that is, he would be
Mr.. White had not played detective
and found it again.
Private Joseph Mosley of the 366th
Infantry. has returned to Stephens,
s. c. from France.
&c. B. Webster)
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THE MINISTER'S CONFERENCE

The President Of tho Conference
reported unusual success in his revi-
val meetings which lasted seven
weeks. Rev. Kent of this city as
sisted him. More than 100 souIs
arc rejoicing and over $500 raised
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church, Rev
II. j. Bass, pastor, conducted a
meeting that exceeded all others dur
ing tho history of this church. Rev
X. ID. Turner assisted tho pastor
The Sharon Baptist Church re-
ported excellent progress. Dr.. A. S.
THOMAS Is without doubt ono Of our
most successful pastors. Trinity
Baptist Church Is moving on nicely
even though Pastor Darlington Ia not
and probably will never be actively
engaged in her work any moro, be-
cause or his health. Pastor King of
the Fifth street Baptist Church is out
OF the city assisting In a meeting but
VIII be back to his pulpit this week.
DR.. William n. Stokes led over
the top In his Church, Ebenezer, last
Sunday when his people laid on the
table over $3300.0O. This IS the
largest collection that has ever been
raised in rally at ono time by any
colored Church in Richmond. DR..
Stokes has tho belt in our city for
raising money. They say in tho
next sixty days they will wipe out
the entire debt OF $4,000.
Ebenezer has enrolled new MEM
bership OF more than 800 souls since
tho conversion Of the Hon. Giles b.
Jackson and Mr.. Henry Moore, our
we'll known contractor spiritual
tidal wave has been sweeping over
tho Church. The officers have been
ordered to purchase 100 extra chairs
to accommodate the people.
Rev. S. P. Robinson Is being
installed at tho Thirty~flrst Street
Baptist Church this week. Rev. M.
II. Payne is adding moro than Is
feet to his church building. The
Mt. Herman Baptist Church, Rev. S.
N. Gum, pastor was recognized by
council this week and given the
hand OF fellowship.
The Baptist Churches among us
number moro than thirty with Il
membership OF more than $4,000.
DR.. S. A. Moses, OF Danyille, Va
is In town assisting DR.. Garland OF
South Richmond.
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RED CIRCLE CLUB NOTES

On last Sunday five o'clock tea
was served to mon In uniform and dis
charged soldiers ct tho Red Circle
Club, 400 e. Clay street. During tho
afternoon more than three hundred
persons called at tho club and were
shown through the building. Tea will
be served to mon in uniform and dis
charged soldiers ovory Sunday after
noon from five to eight o'clock. All
are invited to attend.>
During the ono week that tho club
has boon open twenty groups Of girls
and women with membership Of
moro than two hundred have been
organized. These groups comprise lit
orary, sowing, musical; atheletio and
social clubs.
The club house Is open every oYen
Ing until ten o'clock and ell girls ana
swomen are weleoHae.
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There is most embarrassing
sequel to tho imposture Of the al
legod Henry Johnson. cripple of
Mobile, Alabama, who claimed to be
tho real Henry Johnson, who as /.
member OF the celebrated Fifteenth
New York Infantry, colored troops,
won fame in the battleflclds Of
Franco.
He appeared in St. Louis, Missouri
and at q great meeting held at the
Coliseum in that city was denounced
as faliir and II fraud, to a mammoth
crowd OF Disguised people. AS a
result OF this, the st. Louis Clarion
attacked in its columns Rev. b. G..
Shaw, the promoter, charging him
with being "a fake aeroplane ascen-
sion. garden OF eden auto gambling
swindlcr" and also with being "the
Hun Of Christianity"
AS a result OF this vitriolic attack,
Rev. b. G.. Shaw, by counsel has in
stituted suit in the Circuit Court Of
st. Louis, Missouri for ten thousand
dollars actual damages and ten thous-
and dollars additional punitive dam
ages against c. X. Robinson, his wife
Mrs. Jessie d. Robinson and Marion
S. Henderson, co-partncrs.
The st. Louis Clarion publishes an
AFFIDAVIT signed by the bogus Henry
Johnson alleging that Rev. b. G..
Shaw was aware Of the fact that he
was fraud and that no knowingly
connivcd at tho deception practiced
upon the people Of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,. Editor Robinson seems to be
sure Of his ground and disregards the
usual precautionary measure in such
instances by proceeding to emphasize
his opinion of Rev. B. G.. Shaw.
Eha :elder is now pastor Of the
Metr opolitan A. M. e. Zion Church,
of ST. Louis and he takes this means
Of clearing his skirts, SO to speak, Of
this unsavory happening in the city
Of st. Louis, Missouri.
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VIRGINIA--In tho Law and Equity
Court OF the City Of Richmond,
tho 9Th day Of April, 1919
MARY STEVENSON. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
DAVID STEVENSON. :. Defendant
Tho object Of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from tho bond
Of matrimony by the plaintiff from
the defendant, upon tho ground OF
desertion.
And an AFFIDAVIT having boon made
and aled that tho defendant, David
Stevenson, is nonresident Of the
State OF Virginia, Is Is ordered that
he appear here within fifteen days
after the due publication Of this or
der and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest herein.
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clark.
J. HHNRIY CRUTCHpLmI.D D.. o.,
lit ~. Narshall a+~--1
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another New Court Organized.

Another New Court Organized.
Scottsburg, Va. April s, 1919.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell. Jr., arrived here this morn
ing shortly after IL o'clock to SGT up
club at Pincy Grove Baptist church.
lie WAS met by Sir George W. Bailey
who was instrumental in bringing the
people together and II Ford car was SO
cured to carry him about three miles
from the station. 1t WAS some time
before the people gathered but good
crowd assembled and the many ychicl-
es about the church gave the appear
ancc OF n country camp meeting. Dis
trict Deputy Fannie l.. Coleman and
Past Worthy Counsellor Lucretia
Crawlcy camo from South Boston,
while District Deputy j. II. Martin
and Past Worthy Counsellor Mary l..
Martin came over from Houston.
A fine body of ladies were there to
join after Sir Mitchell had delivered
an address OF nearly an hour. The
people here We're delighted to hear
him explain about the Order and to
listen to his thrilling address on the
war. He then proceeded TO initiate
the candidates in the church. The
following officers were installed by
him: Worthy Counsellor Mrs. Eliza
beth l.. Fleming; Worthy Inspector
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Plenty; Worthy
lnspectriX Mrs. L. II. Bailey; Orator
Mrs. Fannie Buster; Register OF
Deeds Mrs. Emma Il. Darlington;
Regis. er OF Accounts Mrs. Lola Elem
ing; Receiver OF Deposits, Mrs. De-
liah Buster; Senior Dircctrcss Mrs.
Patsey Buster; Junior Directress Mrs.
BERTHE Henry; Conductress Mrs. Hen
rietta Pmcham; Assistant Conductress
Mrs. Bette Burns; Escort Mrs. Ger
trude Sims; Herald Mrs. Sallie II.
BOldian; Protector Sir James Edward
Coleman; Trustees A. l.. Plncham;
Mrs. Susie A. Poindexter; Mrs. Sal
lie Coleman.
A bouteous repast was spread for
the visitors and candidates. Sir Mitch
ell boarded the 5:35 train for Rich
mond expressing himself as being
greatly pleased with his entertain
mont here. Tho other visitors pres
ent were Mrs. Amelia Clark; Mrs.
Josephine Taylor; Mrs. Mary Hover
ton; Mrs. Elizabeth coleman and
Mrs. Maria Palmer,
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The indianapolis, Ind, Freeman
published the following report from
this city. 1t reads az follows:
Richmond, Va, March 19.-The
first overseas soldiers to parade
thseNgh the streets Of the city were
alBS6 VbA men Of the 18th New York
and 9Th Illinois on Saturday. These
men were treated shamefully by the
white people. Our correspondent
writes as follows: "The reception
rendered the heroes was frigid. Even
the heavens seemed to weep--for It
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=
were not even allowed to use the
armory and were compelled to cat i'll
the rain and mud in the back yard of
the Army and Navy club. The mayor
who was supposed to welcome them
could not be found neither was tho
governor seen us the troops marched
by the capitol in the square. 1t was
Il thrilling sight to sec those boys
past with brave, serious faces, topped
by the Sombre steel helmets and packs
on their backs.
This is the worst story we have
read. Even in South Carolina the re-
turning colorCd troops are honored.
Richmond must hide its face in shame
at the treatment accorded those vet
Grams.
We hardly think this is fair to the
white people of this community in
general or to the officials cited in
particular. The arrangements made
for the staging of this parade were
about as poor as they could he. The
Camp Lee officials set certain rules
and regulations, requiring the people
OF this community to pay not only
the railroad fare of the overseas col
orcd troops, but also for their enter
tainmcnt while here. This ncccss
tatcd Il personal canvass by the Army
and Navy Club officials and in this
they were assisted by white people Of
this community, who contributed
money to assist in entertaining tho
battlc-scarrcd veterans.
The Chief Marshal did net know
himself the exact time Of their arriv-
al and when they did come, 1t was
about two hours after the time set
for their arrival. Even this time
was changed. The Mayor e this city
Hon. George Ainslic, who was to re-
view them was not in his office when
they passed there for the reason that
it was after office hours and We doubt
if any one had notified him Of tho
delay in the arrangements. 1t seems
absurd then to blame either tho Mayor
provision in the programme for a re-
view by the Governor.
Richmond has been tho most liEer
al city in the United States in rccog-
nizing the valor OF the colored vcter-
ans. Colorcd men wounded in France
have been received in aristocratic
Westhampton with no sign Of racial
discrimination and have been placed
in tho wards with their white COM
rades.
Racial determinations ut Camp
Upton, N. Y, have not been duplicat-
ed in Richmond, While, VIC have had
our handicaps here, still when tho
white people Of this community recog-
ni:e us and accord to us descent
treatment 1t - certainly not to our
interest to send out reports OF this
character which misreprcscnt tho
fac.s and which tend to injure tho
better class of white people here IN
the good opinion OF tho outside world.
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a New Lodge Added to Richmond
Richmond, Va. April s. 1919.

Richmond, Va. April s. 1919.
Saturday night April 5, 1919 tho
Ideal Hall was brilliantly lighted tho
occasion being the organizing Of a
new lodge to be Known as Golden
Eagle worked up by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bcnjiman l. Minor OF els Kcnncy
street. Supreme Master Hon. A. w.
Holmes was assisted in organizing
this lodge by Mrs Rosa Thompson
Supreme National Lecturer; Mr.. II.
l.. Beverly District Deputy and a
splendid committee from Richmond
and Prospect Lodges from whence
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor hailed. At the
close OF the meeting refreshments
were served by a special committee
from Richmond Lodge. The following
officers were installed:
|. Presiding Master Mr.. Louis o. John
son; Presiding Mrs. Roberta Ellerby
Chaplain Rev. Isaac II. Minor; Fin
ancial Secretary, Miss Alma M. Bur
rell; Assistant Secretary Mrs. Alice
w. Lily, Treasurer Mr.. George e.
Echols; Assistant Mrs. Ida b. Black
we'll; Guide Mr.. Peter A. Wilson;
Assistant Guido Miss Martha e. Bur
rcll; Inner Guard Mr.. Levi Fleming;
Outer Guard Mr.. James Bacon; r.
IL. S. Mr.. John /. Mickens; l.. II. S.
Mrs. Mary L" Plenty; Director Mr..
Leslie Boldin; Special Committee,
Mrs. Julia V. COPELAND.
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Some people arc disposed to criti-
polite to white people and to colored
ones. This criticism Is woll meant,
but VIC can SEQ no justification for it.
If tho entire world in general and
this country in particular would fol-
low this advice, condition we'll akin
to tho millennium would be tho re-
suit. Colored folks, DO polite and
ob!iging. 1t is an asset that will
always pay large dividend. Don't
forget that.
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VIRGINIA:-In Hastings Court Part
II City OF Richmond, aNrch 31st,
1910.
ARMINTO FULLER, ..... Plaintiff
vs..
THOMAS FULLER, ..... Defendant.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain
an absolute divorce from the bonds of
for the plaintiff from the
defendant on the grounds OF wilfu1
and continuous assertion and aband
onment for more than three years
prior to the institution OF this suit
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant Is not a resi-
dent Of the State Of Virginia the
said Thomas Fuller Is ordered to ap
pear here within fifteen days after
the due publication OF this order and
do what may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit
A copy teste:
w. 70. DU VAL, Clerk.
G. Mimms, D. G.. By II. G. Du Val,
d. @. -
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WANTS TO FIND HEIR BROTHER.

weu1d like to know the whore
abouts Of David Groen. Hs loft
Hopswell, Va. last month for Rich
mond ana has not been heard froR
since. His hoMe WAS In Rocky
Mount, N. C. ANY Information will
DO thankfully received BY his sister.
Mrs. MARY PAGE, ss1 HAs&sasaw
Street, Pe4areANes, Va.
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sail on Wednesday.
1t will be recalled that Mrs. Ter
roll attended the Congress when it
was hold in Berlin fifteen years ago
and she delivered her address i'm
German
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PRESIDENT KIRBY AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

A most interesting Topographic dis
pa,ch cones by way OF New Orleans,
la. and President Sohn II. Kirby OF
Houston. Texas who is tho rcprcson-
tativc OF the National Lumber Manu-
facturerS' Association is responsible
for some very plain talking. The dis
patch III question is as follows:
New Orleans, April 2.-"The De-
partmcnt OF Labor at Washington is
sending black and white emissarics
to organize tho labor OF the South,
and these men are carpctbaggcrS, in
n sense, just as were those who came
South after tho war to attempt to
place the Negro above the white
man." John II. Kirby, OF Houston,
Texas, president >Df the National
Lumber Manufacturers Association,
told Il mass meeting of southern pine
lumber manufacturers here today.
Just how the action Of Secretary
of Labor William b. Wilson, who is
q member Of President Wilson's
cabinet and Il member OF the official
family OF tho recognized head OF tho
Democratic Party, can be chargeablo
with placing tho Negro over tho
white man in Texas simply because
he wishes to investigate and better
the lattcr's industrial condition in
tho same way that he is trying to
better tho industrial condition of tho
white laboring man, is a most anus
ing and cnlightening question.
Mr. Kirby goes further in his attack
upon President Wilson's labor de-
partment. He Is quoted further:
Mr.. Kirby said the labor situation,
as developed under Centralized pow
crs," assumed by tho Labor Depart
mont, Is a violation Of the rights OF
States to handle matters at issue be-
tween employers and employees.
And again:
We havo had at Washington for
several years President and admin
istration, Democratic in name at
least" he said, "and yet steadily we
; have seen our rights as States clipped
away and assumed by Federal powers
These ENJOYS Of tho Department Of
Labor have no moro right to enter
your plants than have tho veriest
strangers, for tho tenth amendment
to tho Constitution is specific and is
in full force today, as when it was
passed to reinforce clarity OF tho
original document.
! This means, We presume. that tho
time will yet como when Federal
agents with commissions issued by a
Democratic President Of tho United
States will find themselves being
driven from logging camps and plan
tations by wrathy southexaers with
shot-guns in their hands.
We aro much pleasea to know that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-12

We all hope to get to Heaven, bu
many OF us will never reach there
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-12

We are all in tho hands Of a good
God and a bad Devil. Don't forget
that.
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they know that they are making 9TH
err people uncomfortable.