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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-08
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A BUNCH OF KEYS, HAS TAG WITH
my name in full. finder please phone 1881
A. s. 1O-7-3t
LARGE SIZED CROSSBRED FOX
Terrier answering to the name of Bob;
white with black face. edged with tan on
cheek, black saddle, and large black spot
on rump, running down left thigh, linlps
on left hind leg. Reward for return to
Campbelrs Netinary Hospital, Eighth and
Main, or for information leading to his
restoration. S. T.. Walker, care Parks
Engineering company, Citizens Bank build
ing. 10-4-2t*
one ALPHA ZETA FRATERNITY Pin
with one diamond and pearl sets. Reward
to person finding and returning to Graphic
office or Mrs W. A. Farm, Sheriff.,
Ark. 1O-23ts
ONE HOUND, WHITE AND BLACK
spotted with tan head and ears and bob
reward 1 by retrn i Gox to W. .f Tay Ior.
600 West 9th Ave. or phone 637.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-08

|rARRJER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T IN
TEKFERE WITH SCHOOL APPLY
|GRAPHlC. 1O-7-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-08

FOR SALE-HOME GROWN FRUIT
shade and nut trees, eyergrecns,, shrub
perry sy roses, berry plants. Upton Nursery,
i inc, Little Rock, Ark. Mr.. J. Il. Murphy,
senting us in Pine Bluff district Mail
card today to either Upton Nursery Inc,
=. VI = y. Murphy, z. .. Box 1O1, Pine Bluff,
ny. NV We viii call Tor your order. S-13-lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-08

SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM
,,nh houses; fine condition, easy terms,
i,ear Lakeside aad school. Tom i5!odsett.
Ihohe 2615. 9-21-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-08

a ALL A BARGAIN, 1863 ACRES LAND. IS
Rooms cleared, with good fence, a five
house, house, hall and good barn and out
w uvII,ses' also good spring, and two good
this bayou Bartholomew runs through
eight eL,h ' arm close to good high. school,
rafed months terms, also near pike road,
Jeffars aS one Of the finest farm homes in,
Secn enson county. VIM. Burke, H. West
/ Ha Az avenue, phones and 326. 1O-7-6ts
Pine A III. :. SEVERAL GOOD HOUSES IN
west n niuH III east west, south and north
dont p s,. OF city; II You look at them and
pleaso SUIT that is the price and location.
do thot ten your neighbors, l know you will
6arrsan;an.s | also have some of the finest
fiye.a,n"s IN vacant lots and some choice
lars NJ mat ! can seal ut $40 cash. ten dol
have PCT month, 6 per cent interest. also
lease s S"ne houses for rent, and ! will
little oI H. OF exchange real estate Big Or
uon forget the farm land have
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
FAISNfNHLE NEWS,

Farmvillo, Va, Juno 2.--Baptizing
was at tho First Baptist Church,
Sunday A. NJ. "A largo crowd was
present.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson is visiting her
sister, who Is quite III at Roanoke !.
Mrs. Mary Almond Of Keysvillo
was tho week cnd guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. r. Farrar. She was ac-
companiod back to hor homo by
their littlo daughter Inez.
Mr.. Joseph ID. Jordan Is home
from Washington, d. G.
Mr.. James Holmes of Petersburg
was the guest of his niece Mrs. An
ME Mac Brown last week.
Mr.. Matt Griggs Is homo from
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mimic Reid has returned
from the Memorial Hospital at Rich
mond greatly improved.
Mrs. Jones OF Now York Is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia
Price.
We arc glad to see so many of our
boys and girls returning from various
schools and colleges of the State
They add much life indeed to the
city.
DR.. Philip Hilton is homo from
Washington.
At Beulah A. M. e. Sunday School
the lesson was beautifully taught and
explained by Supt. r.. X. \. Brown
and tho teachers. The school is
growing.
AT 1890 the pastor discoursed on
the second OF his series Of sermons
from the messages to the seven
Churches OF Asia Minor.
communion was administered af-
ter the mornings sermon.
AT $3.50 p. NJ. We heard n brief
but interesting discourse from Psalms
11S:19, open to mo tho gates OF
righteousness. :"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

A sensation was caused in Washing
ton when it was announced that the
text of the Peace Treaty as submitted
to Germany was in New York and in
tho official archives Of the Depart
mont Of State, but had not been trans
mittcd TO tho United States Senate
that is part Of the treaty making
power as provided by the Constitution
OF the United States.
Under the ruling of the Supreme
Court OF tho United States recently
though, all laws are suspended dur
ing The course Of the war so to speak
and what would be unlawful during
peace ines is permissible during war
times under tho power conferred up,
on tho President of the United States
by tho Congress. These are peculiar
times and more peculiar conditions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
FLORENCE LETTER.
(E. b. Webster)

Florence, S. c., Juno 1.-The Rev
preached at Trinity Baptist Church
both morning and cvenig. On Sun
day morning he selected as a text,
6 and 7 verses Of tho 40th Psalm.
He emphasized tho mission and the
suffering Of Jesus Christ. He said
We can SEQ only ono step before us at
n timo and good 1t is for us that it
is SO. II wo knew when we were to
dio we could not stand tho worry.
But with Christ it was far different.
His future stood out In panoramic
Wow aofore Him and it grieved Him
BIT IIo said, "Not my will but tho
will OF tho Father BIO DONE" Quite
n crowd was out to hear tho distin-
gulshod divine.
At nino o'clock p. NJ. ho made n
sccond effort to break tho Broad OF
Lifo. His subject was, "Tho Dovil
and Ills Works" Tho Rcv. Taylor
the pastor read as a lesson tho Goth
chapter OF Revelations. Row. Car,
roll used rs toxt tho 33rd verso OF
tho 2Srd chapter OF tho book OF st
Matthew, 'Yo serpents, 70 gonoratior
OF vipors. How can yc escape the
damnation OF holl." Tho spoake,
said that tho dovil had boon with
God 80 long that no Is we'll up 4,
knowledge. / IL eyory meeting, II
all business OF whatever sort, no Ii
thero. Ho Is In this Church tonight
no said.
Ho has a hand in all church mat
tors. He appoints teachers In Sab
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

bath Schools and in many cases die
tatcs the policy. He assists in or
daining dcacons so that he might
have Il representative to carry out
his plans. He also calls men to the
ministry and often selects texts for
the best Of us to preach. lie re-
Quircs OF his followers TO be neutral,
have nothing to say for nor against
the upbuilding OF Gods Kingdom .
lie causes tho train wrecks and
automobile accidents He is the
prince of the air and gets up severe
storms. After we pray to tho Lord
for advice along certain lines and
furnishes the advice. Many thought
Rev. Carroll was at his best. He
certainly caused his hearers to think.
REV. Carroll loft on the 10 o'clock
train for Columbia to return on next
Tuesday to assist in revival meot-
ing here. Tho pastor, Rev. c. II.
Taylor ably assisted him during the
service.
Misses White and Thomas paid Il
visit to their contemporary, Miss
lIeona Mae Webster on Monday p. NJ
Thoy teach at tho city graded school
and camc to say goodbye.
Miss AMMO Scarlet, Of Brunswick
Ga, Miss Ironc G. Baxter, OF Jack
sonvillc, Fla, Mr.. Len Steward, CT
Albany, Ga. Juniors OF Howard Uni
vcrsity, Washington, D. G. and Rev
II. w. wilkins, b. II. II. Of Savannah
Ga. passed through tho city recently
enrouto for their homes. Tho write,
had met Miss Scarlet On n former
occasion and found her to be the
samo gay spirit and enjoys reading
Negro newspapers.
Miss a. l. Brown, of Charleston
S. c. passed here enrouto to Brooklyn
N. Y. to DO maid Of honor for friend
on juno 4.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
SEEING THINGS.

The polite and diplomatic French
men have had way of speaking
about, Our Friends, the enemy" and
after reading the following report in
the New York Sun, we feel inclined
30 use the same language:
A warning regarding the dangers Of
a great Negro migration from tho
South to the North was issued ycstor
day by the Rev. DR.. Charles a. Nc
Alpine of the national committee of
the Northern Baptist League.
"Since the start Of the war hun
drcds Of thousands Of Negroes have
poured into New York; Chicago; Pitts
burg; Detroit: Philadelphia and 9TH
er great Cities" said Dr.. McAlpine.
. "Thcy have been herded together and
crowded shamcfully. The presence Of
these strangers in our Northern cities
has created social and religious
problem almost without precedent.
''The great migration Of Negroes
mas become a serious meanace to our
Northern cities. ii is in;cad pAri.
lous thing to have armies Of litter
ate unframed human beings sudden
ly march into our cities. The time
has come for the establishment Of
community centres in the Negro col
Onies Of several Northern cities"
DR.. McAlpine warns the churches
10 take cogniZance Of the problem.
Just why the Rev. DR.. Charles A.
'McAlpine did not sec fit to use SINH
lar language relative to the Europ-
can hordes that have been doing the
same thing for half a century only
goes to show that he is biased in his
views and warped in his Judgement
These colored people in many instan-
,ces left well-to.do homes to chase the
ignus fatus Of northern equality and
big wages. They got the latter and
have been vainly looking for the
former, while their southern white
friends are looking to them with long
ing eyes, hoping that they may got
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
TROI'TER In THE LINIELIGHT.

Othcr leaders J ave left Paris, hut
Mass, Guardian who was refused Il
passport to France is still there and
just when everybody thought that
our side Of the contention avs all
over he gets the ear Of the Associat-
cd Press and the civilized world and
the following report appears in the
daily press, to the embarrassment
and chagrin of President Woodrow
Wilson:
Paris, June 1.--William Trottcr, "dcl-
cgatc 10 Paris and secretary of race
petitioners to The Peace Conference"
has written to President Wilson ask
ing him in the name of the National
Equal Rights League in view Of re.
cont lynchings in the south and for
the sake of American Negroes who
gave their lives in the war, to send
n message to Congress recommending
that lynching be made n crime against
the Federal Government.
Monroe Trottcr? Docs he know that
ibis request tends to show that law
less conditions exist in the United
States Of America and that 1t cm-
phasizcs tho fact that tho distingu-
ishcd American Is needed at homo to
stop the hanging and burning Of
American citizens? No charges against
the Turks can surpass in brutality tho
'outragcs pcrpetratcd in this country.
William Monroe Trottcr is n pecu-
liar character. Fifty thousand dol
lars put ut the disposal Of such n self
sacrificing race leader and agitator
would have done Il world OF good for
our cause on tho other side Of the
water. He Is indiscreet In his utter
ances at times and reckless In his
actions, but mon like him are needed
to call the attention of the conserva-
tive elements to tho wrongs being
inflicted upon the colored people Of
this country.
In passing, 1t may be well to state
that President Wilson Is already on
record rs opposing lynching and his
appointec and representative, DR.. r.
r. Motion has taken similar action.
1t is hoped then that tho distinguish
cd American President will oncouch
in a message the denuncation OF
this browning infamy Of the century
and spur to action Republican con-
gross that should need no squirting.
Lynch-law must &C.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
tired Of 1T all and come on back

tired OF 1t all and come on back
home"
We are frank to say that We have
doubted the wisdom OF this Wholesale
migration from one section to anoth-
or. 1t has done much good in that 1t
has caused white folks in the South
land to treat us better and those in
the northland to treat us worse. It
has been an era of genuine reform
so to speak. While our language is
in general terms, We do not mean to
say that it applies to all cases. God
knows we have had a hard time Of
1T down here, but then it could have
been worse and just now, we note
that lens of thousands of our white
friends are coming to our aid and
are doing all that they can to inn
prove our condition.
This war has changed both tho
white and black people. Dr.. Meal
pine is looking at the northern situa-
ton through the glasses of race pre-
judicc, forgctful Of the fact that God
has hand in it all and that He will
see to it that conditions will be adj
justcd to the colorcd folks, who went
nor,h and that tho colorcd folks who
went north will adjust themselves to
existing conditions. If our people
have been herdcd together and
crowded shamcfully who was respon-
sibic and who will remedy this con
dition OF affairs?
The same is true right here IN
Richmond and in other southern
cities. Remedies are being suggested
and patriotic white men right here
arc working out the problem. If this
distinguished churchman is tired Of
our folks in the Northland after they
have helped tho country in the indus
trial plants and have helped win tho
war, then provide the money and
other necessities and send them all
back home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

TO it himself, it will he inorder now
for DR.. Dubois to explain Just how
he came TO recommend i'rof. Moons,
an alien enemy and lihcrtinc. DR..
MillerS' very able communiCa; ion
clears him so o. speak and shows
that he acted in good faith in pre-
scnting the professor TO the Washing
ton Public School officials. We GUS
deceived by this willy foreigner who
proved himself to be "a wolf i'll Sleeps
clothing"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

The anarchists arc spreading n
reign OF terror throughout tho coun-
try. Bombs have been placed at tho
residences and In tho Offices OF many
prominent citizens In this country
Some people say this country Ia on
tho verge Of revolution, but thcro arc
enough patriotic colorod mon to join
in with tho patriotic white onos ia
subjugato those who would plunge
this country into another civil war
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
"Bruce must GO"
And again:

And again:
The Board of Education has final
ly decided to give the Parents" League
Il hearing and to allow Mr.. Bruce to
plead to any charges that might be
brought against him. Tho Parents"
League standing avowcdly for the
moral welfare Of the community,
should produce their charges with
supporting evidence against Mr..
Bruce or the teachers whom they
deem unworthy and give them full
fair chance for Selc-dcfcnsc. The
sense OF fair play demands nothing
less.
Agitation concerning our public
schools is periodic. The people have
no voice in the government under
which they live and tho pcnt up feel
ing seeks outlet through this channel.
The colored people have no estab
hshed channels of public opinion
like tho Board Of Trade or Chamber
OF Commerce like the whites.
The mass meeting Is the only agcn-
cy they have through which to mako
their feelings and wishes known. The
, schools reach into every household in
the community. Mass meetings are not
always logical or consistent In their
demands but they express IN violent
! form the pcnt-up feelings which have
great cvidcntial value like tho cry Of
the child which has no language but
q cry,
This Is eXacly what tho Board
; Of Education should have done In the
first instance. 1t Is a case of "Much
ado about something" instead Of
! Much ado about nothing" There
is nm organized propaganda to destroy
some body and something. In carry
ing out the will ard pleasure Of his
superior officers, Prof. Bruce has no
doubt antagonizcd his own people.
1T Is an interesting situation.
is Professor Bruce guilty? Is
the woman In the case guilty? Havo
both outlivcd their usefulness? If
fthey arc innocent. should they retain
office or should they be sacrificed to
, the unreasoning and unreasonable
! clamor of the mob?
! we are with the Parents League. If
they are innocent, then we are with
them and against tho Parents League
whether in it's membership may be
found ten people or ten thousand.
How can these facts be determined
save by an investigation and \ trial?
! II Prof. Bruce is innocent, he should
demand II trial. II he is guilty in
part or as n whole he should resign
and he should he quick about doing
it. But what have we to do witty the
controversy anyway? People sending
letters here got us into it and DR..
Kelly Miller is also responsible. God
help the colorcd folks OF Washing
, ton.
When it comes to. raising a row
and engaging in useless discussions,
many OF them are supreme in tho
business. Certain it is that the state
mcnt OF the case is puZzling from all
sides and tho way tho matter has
been handled has tended to make con
fusion worse COMPOUNDED. Let us have
peace if not in Washington; then out
side Of Washington but let lis have
peace.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

Germany has declined to sign the
submitted by the Allies. Tho spokcs-
man for that country says that while
Germany cannot fight any moro now.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

President Wilson evidently wants
to como home. He has ordered the
roady to bring him to this country on
moments notice. 1t might no we'll
to remcmber too that Congress Is In
session.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

Many colorcd folks now arc read
ing colorcd newspapers. Most OF
them purchase them by the copy
They do this SO that they can pay
more, but Dan stop when they wish,
to do so, without anyone knowing
1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
If YOU WANT A
Music Guide

TO LEARN YOU HOW TO PLAY
all keys in music on Piano or Organ;
that will also teach you to play a
piece in ono hour-let mo know.
All Music is Written in This Guido
WILLIAM MONROE,
424-e Catherine St., Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

The Allies may engage in war again
this year or next year, but ono thing is
certain They will go tho route alono
without the military assistance Of
Unclc Sam,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

A woman who will not take care of
her own husband will have a hard
time with some OF them NO know.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

NlRGiNIA--In the Law and Equity
Court OF tho City OF Richmond,
the 9Th day OF April, 1910
MARY STEVENSON. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
DAVID STEVENSON. . Defendant
Tho object Of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond
or matrimony by the plaintiff from
the defendant, upon the ground of
descrtion.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that tho defendant, David
stevenson, is a nonresident OF tho
state OF Virginia, is is ordered that
he appear hero within fifteen DAYS
after tho due publication Of this or
dor and do what may be necessary
TO protect his interest herein.
y Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
il. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. a,
I'LL 70. Marshall Street. T..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

Tho marital knot will not stay tied
somehow these days except in some
cases.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

AS DR.. Kolly Miller. has "put DR..
w. -. i. Dubois In tho school rum
pus" In Washington attor getting in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

Planets may be obtained from G.
Edward Epps, 1896 Plainfield Avenue
Plainlleld, N. j. If
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

The "boys" arc coming back and
all Of them tell tho Same story.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

According to DR.. Kelly Miller's
statement Prof. Roscoe c.. Bruce Is
not guilty OF any charges, but tho
demand is being made for his dismiss
sal. 1t seems that the teaching body
had the proper idea about tho whole
affair for he says:
The teaching body, feeling kecnly
the stigma cast upon the1r octitioned
the Board OF Education to Investigate
tho affair and to isolate and punish
the guilty If any and vindicatc the
good namo Of tho rest. Tho Depart
mcnt OF Jusicc has declared it has
no information In it's possession which
involves the name OF single teacher
in the Moons case other than tho ono
already referred to.
The President of tho Board OF Fdu--
cation has informed the president
Of tho Parents League that "All ru.
mors or intimations to tho effect
that any other teachers or officials
were involved in tho case arc abso-
lulcly without foundation In fact. Tt
8hould be definitely and finally stat
cd that no official within tho system
has been Uncovered who was in any
way involved except TO aid In the
process Of exposing tho unfortunate
conditions found TO DO existent"
notwithstanding this declaration
on tho part OF tho Department Of Jus
ticc and tho Ilonrd OF Education tho
Parents League gLill continues to
hold mass meetings md to repeat,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD. d. a.
ILL 70. Marshall Street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
tuna Grave Crisis OBRERIAI AMENAA A NCLA7ERRA|
~SANGRIENTO CHOQW EN-
IRE CHINOS 7
JAPONESES
DiecinueDe joPoneSes murle,
ron en- csc eECuentro que
tuUo Lugor en- Kuang
Cheng kui

WASHINGTON. Agosto i.-Dieci-
seis oficiales y soldados japoneses Y
tres pol!cias japoneses resultaron
muertos Y como u soldados japone-
Sc hcridos. mas { mencs. dc gravsdad
en- IN e~ncucntro que tuvo lugar con
los chimes en- Kuang Cheng Kui 81
ola 10 de julio uItimo. Esta nctici=
Sc ha re"ibido en- Ia Embajada ia
ponesa en- eSta capital de fuentes O.
:~iciales. pero en- elias no So hace men
cion de las bajas que tuvieron los
chinos Ell el citado choque.
TOXIC. Julie 5l.-En un segundo
boletin Official que Sc do a la pu-
blicidad aqui. relative al incidente de
KwanC Chang Tau. Sc fila el hume
70 de las bajas sufridas por los ia
pcnesaS en- dieciseis cflcialcs ' hom-
brcs mucrtos Y dieciocho heridos.
Fl comunlcGc eEpresa adcn.ss
que cuatro japoneses incluyendo IN
official. fueror torturados antes de
ser muertos. Sc sabe que 81 Minis
terlo de Reiaclones japones ia ms
cruido al Ministerio japones en- Pc
kin Que practique una amplia ave
r~irIaciou. respecto de las c~ircuns-
tancias en- que ocurrio eI IncIoente, Y
oar los rasos para pedir una com-
pieta satisfaction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
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