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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Howard 7. white. a and Mar 4 sA@ry.
2. bon Of wsshinstou- no, Rev. Z A
stepaen 4 Dan. .. ssp-.por. Ia. .ps
LnT L kinnsy. 2. wsShinrtoa- ne Rsr.
Josspa L 3. ohisho,n. u. BroOs,yn- NJ
and Ruth = Hsu. .. wseiH<toa-> Ths
Rev. y. p. Lyon
Josepa B. smith. a. and Ia. l. H,a. 81
both q frrdsieksbuz- Va rhs Rev. h ~
Jscob II. Lehman, q. sDd Izn.n G. ooo...
y. both Of Washington The RSvs. p. u
Bischod and 7. Y. Dasia
Charles Y. Adams. o. and Rebeu. W Hsr6-
ms. 8. both Of Bsittnors. Nd me R-r.
c. Z. smith
Gerad NJ Binsen. 2. and RUN Il Dsri--.
2. both of washington Ths Rev. ]. A snyth'
Harry h. GlasI 4 and Ida 0oadb-rx. N
both Of Baltimore Md rns Rev. G. Silver
stone.
William J. Dskov.za, y, snd btAs RuuuA.
u. both Of wsshinsion- Ths Rev. p. g.
McAlistsr
william y. ouuh,. z. o. 8 ~, .nd ysns
NJ Caldwell. u Quebec osnsd. TAs RsT
OoLoRED
william white. y. and F1or-nos cs7r. y
both Of wa<hington. TbesRes. A sayI<.
Gcorze AeAlister. IS. and Mamie Watson .
both Of Washington- Ths Rev. G. B. Jacksoo.
Robert h Addisu, GO, and Cas.ie Ad.ns
3. both Of Kensingtou. Nd The Re-. N Ban.
John Minor. Is. wsshing1on. and Be.zas ools-
man a. Goodloe, Va he Rev. J. Z Bunis
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Mrs. Julia Barry and employees un-
der her supervision wish to express
their appreciation TO Director W.T.
meth and his assistant, Mr. Deviny,
FOR their encouraging talks: to the
band for its splendid music: to Mr.
Miller. who took charge, and others
who helped make q success Of the
celebration held in their division Mon
day afternoon In recognition OF the
wonderful showing made by the divI-
sion In the Victory loan drive.
Miss Belle LDauist, Of the number
ing division. is considered one OF the
best women bowIers in the city. Miss
Linquist recently rolled Eve games,
ranging from lO1 to llS We are with
you. Belle. you know
Mr.. Brsndenburg, Of the stamp pack
ing division, is reported sick
Mrs. Elsie Winters, OF the examin-
ing division, Is wearing smiles these
ds~-. Her husband. Raymond WIN
ters. is in civies, including a new
straw hat
An entertainment and dance will be
given by the Washington committee
Of the National women's Trade Union
League at Pythian Temple. loia Ninth
street northwest, Thursday. MAY p.
at $50 O'Clock. Dancing will begin
at O'Clock. Tickets are fifty cents.
Mr.. otho Clark. OF the Federal Re-
serve vault, was absent yesterday.
clipping coupons of his bonds-get-
ting ready for the June rush.
Leroy Goldsworth. Of the en-
craving division. is wearing
broad smile the last two days. He
has a fine new daughter. born May
-.
Dusty Rhoades and Larry
Schuett wended their way to Ches-
apeake Beach last Saturday night
for weekend fishing trip. They
had fine luck Sunday morning and
snaEEed seventy-nine hard head
croakers. ranging in size from a
pound and a half to three and
half pounds. After making
number OF generous hand outs" ~
the beach. they brought home tw"
suit cases loaded with fish.
" hA4dii n. HANCOCK ana Preston
shannon. Of the plumbing shop. ar.
taking some Of their leave.
george whiting. wood turner 2,
the machine division. was tsba,
suddenly III yesterday. and had Ia
go home.
Benjamin r. DeAtley. Of tbh
watch force, has resigned.
Miss Blanche Tucker. Of the p-st-
ting division, took in an excu-sicr
TO New York last Saturday. She a
back on the job ana reports a fnS
time.
The Plate Printers Rowlinb
. Tournament was pulled OF in I'm,
shape Mondsy night at the Grand
Central Alleys. before large crow,
of spectators. William u. ClsrR
president of the Plate Prin.art'
Union, opened the tournament we
a brief address. He was followe,
by Director Wilmeth. who wisbeo
the boys success in this line Of i'm
door sports, and rolled the first bafl
down the alley. The Bureau Rand
furnished excellent music. under tho
leadership Of Harry Smith. Due 70
the fact that several games are W
to be rolled. the winners have MOI
been determined.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE ooNNIssIoN

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c..
Washington. ID. c.. Nay ., 1919 Sealed pro-
posals will be received Of this once. Room 50
District Building. until O'Clock .. m, June 10
1913. for furnishing and delivering Y. o. b.,
Washington. d. c.. four (txohons dnwnl
squeesee Street Washing Machines. specihcs-
uons and forms Of proposal may Be had On ap-
plication to Purchasns Oficer. ID. C., Room ID
District Building LOUIS BRQwNLow. W.
GWfNN GARDINER. cHARL . w. KUTz.
Commissioners. ID. c. my3-3t
OFFICE OF THE CoMNissioNERs. WASH,
ington. d. C.. May 2. is.s Sealed proposals
win be received st the otncs Of the Secretary 10
the Board Of Commissioners. Room Sll. Dissric
Building. until O'Clock p m. June 3 1878. for
leasing the slip ~ the foot cf eth II. ~, lying
between the Distnct Sand Wharf and the boat
house Of the csIitAl Yacht Club On the Wash
ington Channel Of the Potomac River. Forms
Of proposal and an Necessary information may be
obtained from the Chairman Of the Wharf Con-
mitee. Room q. District Building Warrington
ID. c. LOUIS BRowNJOw. W. GwYNN
GARDINER. CHARLES W. KUTZ. oommis-
sioners. d. c. myA 2,D,a,ei,2
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER, ID. O.,
Washington. ID. C.. May a. 1919. Sealed pro
pusk viii be received Of this once. Room Sill.
District Building. until o'clock, D. m, June
3. 1873. fa furnishing and delivering forsEe,
-four and msl during the months Of July. Au-
gust, September and October. 1919. for use By
various branches o< the District Government
Specification and fom Of proposal may Be Oh
tained upon Application TO the Purchasing o.
hoer. d. O.. Room 10. District Building
LOUIS BRowNLow, W. GwYNN GARDI-
NER. CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioner,
d. C. myBLA
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLIoATE,
will be received In the ottice Of the Chief
Clerk sDepsrtment Of Commerce, 18th q and
Pa. ave. NV. Washington, D. c.. until o'cloct
.. n. on the dates indicated below, and then
opened for the following serTices and supplies
Proposal 6sl TO Be opened May =. 1873. for
furnishing the Department with rubber stamps
for marking life prsservers; proposal Ga 70 De
opened May 81. 1913. for lettering and mum berins
in black and gold. in the Comnecs Building;
rroposal Gsi 10 be opened June ), 1873 for re-
pairing, winding. and regulating wall and nautel
clocks in the Commerce Building; proposal
$50 to be opened June 2 1873. for furnish
ing the Department with tires for automobile,
motorJcies and bicycle; and proposal g-7s n
be opened June 2 1913, for furnishing the De-
psItment with drinking cups. paper. Blank for
submitting proposals may be obtained upon an
pication to the CHIEF CLERK Of the DE-
partment at the above address my5eod-N
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Phone -
Main $500

wn- 4 and Nadine 4 Hsstnner. rn
Lenuel A. md Jean b. Frzser. riri
Anthony 7. and Nadine n Du Buriy. boz
OOLORED
burcns b and s1zie Weiborna. ein-
John and Blanche Wanrn, boz.
VIVA and Anita Slater. Ein.
VIM II and Addie @. Maritte. mi
Aurustus and Edith F1etcher. boz.
Thomas and SUSIE Brent gin
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MADAME MONTIVERD

Pa,mist and clairIoysn;; rives advice IN ousi-
ness. love. health and family Affairs. tells II the
one you love is true or false: when and who
you will marry; gives you dates and facts; tells
you what has passed in lire and what to do to
be successful; satisfaction guaranteed; Trivate
rsrloB. 800 eth Il. NV mSIaIa-e1-s
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
IhomHs c. Sanstury, s. US. Providence Hos
Helen ". Cr1Imp. :. 1890 Chspin st. nv.
Roy OstaldoNsski. -, L. =. Naval HCsEtal.
Wm- Horn. 81. la Massachusetts ave. NV.
Anna W. Iuscoe, 50. 3s LinWorth piace.
Merrill Harrison 5. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Sargent Z. Hauck, g. -. EiLsbeth's HosQt.
Gertrude {. Donovan. D. sol 5th st. nv.
Sarah B. Foss. IS. Georgetown Univ. HospL
Gertrude Kane, q. Providence Hospital
Laura V. Bryant. s.. HcSpt.. Blue Plains n. c.
Thomas r. Monahsn. "a. l6l r. I. ave. ne.
Meta Z. Congtr. IS days. $50 2sth st ne.
Infant of Edward and Josephine Farrell. z
days, lOl6 st. ne.
SCOLoRED.
Frank Ware. $. I2SS Ward place nv.
Walker Berry. 30, Providence Hospital
Peter Garner. g.. Frecdmen's Hospital
Grover Simms. 70. Tuberculosis HOSPITAL.
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Madame Edwards

Senuine Egyptian scientific palm
ist. Reads your entire Iife-past,
present and future. Tells names of
friends and enemies Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Readings. slOO-6lS 7th ST N W.
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed by District Of Costunb..
MADAME ZELLA
Egyptian Palmist. IF
in doubt of love. business or fam
lily affairs. consult Madame Zella.
Moved to 6l5 9TH St. N. W.
MADAME VICTORIA.

The Cftso palmiR ana ciairvoyant Can 3D.
viss busines family sfsifs. love and marisses
Can tell you the name II future husband Or wife.
Can tell ycu the secra Of being successful; how
to avoid trouble and Sow TO ayoic evil influence.
SUBTRACTION guaranteed OF no caargs. Ertr.ncs
~ 7th at aplSa9
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SCIENTIFIC AsTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE Al LEN, N. s. F., DI
rector. Astrological Research Society. Personal
readings. by appointment. s; tyrewrtten fcre-
casts. IS nd up. Expert vocational guidance
'Dr. Aliens work Is strictly scientific and math-
ematicsl. not a matter Of feelings, IMPRESSIONS
or guesses He is not fortune teller lis
E nv. Phone Franklin 6s21 myl5-u
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BELMONT.

Noted elifr%oyant and palmis- Gfvss sdvios
On business matters love. health. and fanaly
shaiA Tells name q your future husband O.
sife. tells Il one you love 10 true or false. What
part Of the country IL luckiest TO you wlnt to
do to b successful In life R,6 n. Y. ave. nv.
Neat door to Masonic Temple Assdinss 81.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
tor espsble men and women with some capital
MO without to connect up with going business
,ene-rns in this city. Apply mornings, THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY, H2
Z ~. mylSSN
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NOBODY COCLD GUARANTEE CERTAIN
results IRON elas<ned adreftiEins. n that
.yuId 6s dooe the problems of lie would b
i.sO ezss. But-In mos, Instances. Herald el.s
,drd .9ysrttzng djss y'sld the results desired.
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clsirvoysnt and palmist; advice 90 all
Affairs OF life; tells who and when you will
marry gives full names and date: where others
fail she succeeds this gifted lady gives only
good and reliable advice; what she sees and tells
comes true: satisfaction oS no fee; readinss, 81
n llth .. NV; houp p. IN. to r. m.
Closed Sundays. my.STt
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed BY the DistTicI oT q;

/ Nine. Karto. Ciairvoyant PaImist
flvs minutes VIII convince you OF my ability
VIII give q test reading for q short time oniy.
Soc and this clipping Hours. II to D. m. slo
/ 5th IT. NV. Franklin ioo2. Complete reading.
800 mbt.eot
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DIED.

McAVOY-On Tuesday. May y. 1919.
at 10 2. m. at Garfield Hospital.
GEORGE +. McAVOE.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
nations for clerks June and H. Tuition for
entire course for these examinations, S. The
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
Sc cor. 18th and y sta NV. Fnnkliu aso
myf n
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RIZPAH EIDON

dreds vidt this remarkable woman daily: COM
plets readings with sccurats descriptions o.
what your hand foretells only 81. Reception uar-
lor ne. corner Of 9Th and g nv. Entrance sth
Il. Hours 10 q N. to D. m mhz sk
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Skin Disease a Specially.
Chronic Eczema and Itching Promptly Stop
ped. Ache. Skin CzncIa
DIR. NICHOLSON. Is6 St nv.
aplSo0
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Fled and Blanche wsldmsn. boy.
Francis :. and Georgia z. 0sbone. boy.
Joseph Z. and Mabel r. McMahon. boz.
John J. and Margaret NJ. McLsne. girl.
ReginHld d. and Clara c. Hereford. boy.
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr: rLLts
] PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: Salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. . A. NJ.
TO p. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
81 9th ST. NV my3sx
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AUTOMOBILES
Aeeeseriss and Repairing
USE THE WANT ADS
Before Buying or Selling Your Auto.

TIRES vUI,cANIzED AND REPAIRED.
NIKE HALL CO.. sl2 10Th sT. NV.
apSsct
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

81 TRAINED NUasE FROM FREEDlLAN's;
care OF inTalids or other nursing Hlo 18th
a nv myB3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MULrIGRAPH MACHINE: STATE CoNDT.
ton and price. rv11v
YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN fH6
CLASSIFIED eolumns-for there isn't . hidins
pace there These eds are READ. meh14tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTENTION!
WANT AID FREE.

To Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rincs. We will insert your ad
; free of charge, to help you get
. a position. Just phone Main
33oo-Classified Ad Dept.
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The satisfactory p4lmist and ciairroysnt, can Be-
consulted daily. loG 7th st NV Hours to
D. m. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-28

Miss Blanche Tucker. Of the Wet
ting division. took in an excursion
TO New York last Saturday. She IS
back on the job and repgrts fine
time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10
THE BEST PLACE FOR
THE NEGRO

Race leaders have been asked to
urge the Negro to stay in the South.
Many of them were told that the
South was the best place for the Ne
gro as they were best liked by South
ern white men; the Southern white
man understands the Negro and that
the Negro understands the Southern
white mans To par of this | agree
as the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth OF God. What
part do | believe to be true? Is it
true that the Southern white man
understands the traits and character
OF the Negro? The answer is no. Us
it true that the Negro understands
the traits and character OF the South
crn white man? The answer is yes
(spellcd with capital 'Y.D For more
than two hundred years the Negro
has been studying the Southern white
man. For centuries the Negro was
made to serve and worship the South
ern white man. For centuries the Nc
gro was a student in that great insti
tuition called Slavery. His teacher
was a Southern white man. With
his life's blood he enriched the soil.
Day after day he toiled; night after
night he fcrvenIy prayed for that
freedom promised by his creator. The
Negro has had splendid opportuni-
ty to learn the ways Of the Southern
white man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10
Madam Walker Improving.

New York, May 6, 1919.-The ill
ness of Nine. c. j. Walker which caus-
ed such idcsprcad anxiety among her
large circle Of friends and business
associates throughout the country a
rweeli ago, has diminished to the point
at which her physician, Major Ward,
contempiatcs allowing his patient to
see a few Of her friends by the end
of this week. Nine. Walker is now
at her new residence, Villa Lewaro
Irvington- omthc-lIudson- where UNI
der the direction OF Dr.. Ward bulle-
tins as to her condition are issued
daily from her New York home, los
West 1876 street.
Miss Violet Davis. Chief Bookkeeper
, OF the Nine. G. ]. Walkers Company,
is here from the Indianapolis office,
installing a new system for the East
crn Branch Of the business. Miss
Davis has been with the company for
more than four years. Her work re-
presents a hundred per cent eificien-
cy. The clerks and managers of the
various lines of Nine. Walkers bust
ness are all doing their best work
during her illness, which shows that
they nave a strong personal interest
in the success Of their employer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The Late DIR. a. Binga, Jr. Honored
Memorial exercises in honor Of the
late Rev. DR.. a. Binga, Jr. were held
at the First Baptist Church, OF South
Richmond, Va, Sunday, May 4, 1919.
The deceased had been the beloved
pastor OF this congregation from May
l, 1872 to January 81, 1919, nearly
forty-seven years,-and none knew
him but to love him, or named him
but to praise
Exercises were held throughout the
day, beginning with the Sunday
School and ending with the night
services. Memorable speeches were
made by Deacons G. II. Munford, John
Baker, }. III. Cunningham, Sr., John
a. turner and recitation by Miss
Marie Washington.
DR.. l.. c. Garland delivered the
memorial address, con behalf of the
Ministry and Sister Churches" His
language was forceful and to the
point. So we'll did he perform his
duty that words Of praise have been
heraldcd from every section OF the
city. Prof. ]. II. Blackwell presided
AT $50 Deacon D. S. Lee presided
Excellent papers were read and all
dresses made by Mrs. Sallie Cogbill,
Miss NJ A. Fowllles, Mrs. Geneva
l-angon, Mrs. Bcrthel Barbee, Prof.
c. L.. Winfree, Mrs. a. J. Eggleston,
Mr.. w. II. Hatcher, Deacon w. l..
Dean, Revs. e. w. Langon, a. l..
Britton and r. r. Graham and a
poem by Mrs. Lula Deane.
The exercises were very touching.
Each speaker paid high tribute to
this mighty man Of God who had
gone the way Of all the earth
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10

Attorney M. Luther Nicholas OF
Philadelphia, Pa, called on us last
week.
Mr.. Ernest \. Miles, Of New York,
formerly Of ,Richmond, called on us.
He was looking we'll and is visiting
his many friends in this city.
d. A. Elicit, M. D., proprietor of
the Star Bath House was in the city
this week He is a native OF King
William County, Va. lie has been
attending the fifticth anniversary OF
Hampton Institute and will visit New
York, Worcester and Boston, Mass
Mrs. Lille Arlington of Elm City,
N. c., accompanied by Master Willie
Arlington are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Alice II. Hilliard Of % West 22nd
Street, SO. Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Maude Hickmon Lee Of Ian
caster, accompanied by little Miss
Glenola, Master David S. and baby
Marion, are visiting her mother, Mrs,
Amelia Jones Of 200 W. 21st Street,
SO. Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10
MISSIONARY DRIVE AT FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS.

The great Self-dcnying Drive at
tho First Baptist Church, DR.. w. II
johnson, pastor, came to q close last
Sunday night with $2,212.21 raised
for missions and education. Much
interest was aroused in the contest
between the men and women Of the
Church.
Mrs III. r. Johnson, the author of
the plans Of the entire movement was
chairman Of tho Women's Division.
Mr.. b. p. Vandcrvall, the esteemed
clerk Of the Church, was in charge
OF the Mems Division. At present
the women are leading by Il safe
margin. Beatcd reports still coming
in, will easily carry the amount over
the $500 mark. Detailed reports
by captains will be made next week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10
HEAR DIR. G. s. MORRIS.

DR.. c. S. Morris will speak to the
citizens Of Richmond, Va. at the City
Auditorium, Sunday, May II, 1919,
at p. NJ. DR.. Morris will discuss
in his own inimitablo way the three
great factors in the life OF any peo-
pie, viz, woman, Home, Mother /"
Music will be furnished by the Sab
bath Glec Club.
Bring a silver Offering for the bon
eft of the Home for Self-supporting
Colored Women and Girls, at 500 w.
Clay Street Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes
Presidents; Mesdames Harriet e.
Thompson and NJ. r. Johnson, Vice
Presidents; Mesdames Maggie NJ.
HILL Rosa b. Saffec, D. Webster Davis
Secretaries; Mrs. Alice II. Kerscy,
Treasurer; Mrs. Martha Ryland,
Chairman Executive Board.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10
WANT LAWS ENGAGED.

Now, in justice to the Negro race
that followed the American flag
from Washington over the CORY fields
Of France, through the bloody forest
of the ArgOnnc and helped to plant
IL by their patriotic efforts at home,
OH the East bank Of the River Rhine;
in justice TO the Negro soldiers who
laid their lives upon the Altar Of De-
mocracy. For greater love hath no
man than he who dies for his coun-
try In justice to the generations yet
unborn who shall cherish tho MEM
cries Of the noble and patriotic deeds
Of their forc-parents: May America
enact law that will wipe ont lynch
Ing and race prejudice. The damn
able curse Of the South will then he
lost in oblivion.
HERBERT S. HARTH,
LIST. Scrgt., Co. &c" 320th Labor
Battalion, Q. NJ. G American
Forces, France.
Censored: MATTHEW. w. CLAIR.
list. Lieut.. Chaplain, U. S. Army
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-10

the Diamond Hill Baptist Church,
Lynchburg, Va. and the grandson of
Rev. Archer Ferguson, the founder Of
the Mount Cavalry Baptist Church.
The Mount Calvary Baptist Church
in the calling Of Rev. G. a. Cobbs
has acted very wisely. lie is her own
son having been baptized and licensed
by her. lie is young man and has
high aspirations In life and with tho
5assistaNca{ oaShis people and She pco,
pic OF this city he will leave on the
sands OF time footprints that will
stand the test Of ages.--Nathan:el
Yates.
The Rev. A. Mark Harris, d. D.,
LII. d.. Of Camden, N. j. will lecture
on his famous subject, "When and
Whom to Marry and How to Stay
Married." On Monday night, May 10,
1919 at the Rising Mount Zion Bap-
fist Church. All are cordially in
vited to come and hear this great
man.
Sunday, May II. there will BIO bap-
tiZing at 1880 a. M. 1880, sermon
to the candidates by the pastor, Rev.
n. b. Brown, b. TIL. $40, Con-
munion service. $50, sermon by
Rev. A. Mark Harris, ID. D., LII. d.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. Rosa b. Atkins gave Il very
successful entertainment to the de-
light of all on last Monday night.
The boys Of Fulton met at their
playground Monday, May S, 1919 at
$50 p. NJ. to organize a Scout Club
under the management Of the Army
and Navy Club. They are under the
supervision of G. ~. Ellis, veteran
Of the Spanish-Amcrican War.
We had a we'll attended Sunday
School at Mt. Calvary. We had some
encouraging remarks from Rows.
Young, Powells and McGee, Of the
Virginia Union University.
1880 a. NJ. Rev. Cobbs preached
very fine sermon from Luke 4:2i
Rev. Niece spoke in the interest O
an unique entertainment, which is to
he given by the V. u. U. boys on the
18th OF this month at Mt. Calvary.
Our Revival Services which will
begin the 10th inst. will be conducted
by Rev. Skipwith, Fulton's great
singer and preacher. He is known
the world over
We were glad to have the follow
ing visitors in our midst and wor-
ship God with us: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jeter, of Washington. ID. C. and Miss
Beatrice Whiting, Of Fulton, one of
the city school teachers and one
whose principles and character meet
the approval Of the highest ideals of
a Christian.
Mr.. Henry jefferson of Section
Base 6, Brooklyn, n. Y, u. S. N,
arrived home last Friday, May, 2. He
has been in the Naval service about
twenty-five years. His people were
very glad to see him.
sacred concert will be given at
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Sun
day. May II, at $50 p. M.
Last Sunday the Communion at
our Church was conducted by Rev.
William Thomas, of the Union Bap-
fist Church. We thank him and the
many friends, who at all times come
to help us.
Mrs. Estcllc Fleming, James Peclc
and Nathaniel Yates, Sr. are on the
sick list.
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Why pause in replying?

Why pause in replying?
In dcnouncing the hcllish crimes
committed by the low class of South
crn white men, l do not wish to in
clude the better class of Southern
white mon. Throughout the South
there arc white men unexcelled in
character and religion; white men who
strive to uphold the integrity of the
law; white men who live up to the
lofty ideals Of American Democracy.
Too much cannot be said in praising
them. In many cities Of the South,
the white and Colorcd people dwell
together in perfect peace and har-
mOny.