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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
RONCEVERTE NEWS.
(Oliyer Groom

Ronceverte, w. Va, March "a
Corporal e. Fairfax, Of Bessemer, Va
spent the day with his sister. Miss
Myra Fairfax, enroute to Huntington,
w. Va, Monday.
Rev. I. II. Carpenter filed his pull
pit Sunday and preached q very able
sermon.
Mr.. B. #. Breckenridge, formerly
of this city, now OF Montgomery. w
Va. was q visitor here last Sunday
Misses Alice and Lillian Green
spent Saturday and Sunday at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va. with their
friends, Mrs. Ollie Nicholas and Mis-
Augustine Patterson.
Mr.. l.. II. Swan has returned to
the city after undergoing an opera
ton for his eyes at Washington
Mrs. Clarence Manuel and children
OF Charleston, w. Va. are visiting
friends O. the city.
Miss Berthelia Johnson has re-
turned nome after spending a few
days with relatives.
The Baptist Convention was held
at the First Baptist Church Sunday
and was largely attended. Those
attending out OF town were: Mr.. r..
r. Watkins, Of Anderson: Rev. J. J
Turner, Maybury; Mr.. Anderson. OF
Hinton: Mr.. Curry, OF Busheridge.
Rev Poe, of Clifton Forge, Va.
preacher an able sermon Sunday
night.
Miss Martha Cook OF White Sui
phur Springs was shopping in the
city Friday.
Mr.. Tom Low was business Wis
itor in tho city Monday.
Mi%s Marie Liggons has returned
to Montgomery, w. Va.
Mr.. Hubert Lewis and O. Clair o.
Union. w. Va. passed through the
city enroute to White Sulphur
Springs.
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Row. Joter's Call.

Chula. Va, March II, 1919.
I. Rev. Robert Jeter, left Richmond
at Gods command 7:35 o'clock and
arrived at Chula at 900 A. M. I
stepped Off train and God said we
arc united AZ one this morning. and
| stepped off train on my throne and
he was on board with tho sun and
holding in His Hand the rein of
Judgment, tell the world and with
his own strong arms OF power Of q
building shingle with tho sun and tho
earth the floor. Arriving in Rich
mond at 1920 with holding pi OF gov
eminent on land, east and west and
north, stretching out at citv hall time
at o'clock and then Io said he
would Ordain me with his own hand
with above missionary powers with
loud ringing voice. crying, Go We
in all the world end prn"ch NV mos-
mol to every creature. no that hollow
eth and is baptise9 shnll II, saved
Was Il crowd OF witnesses OF Mt.
O'ivct RoDtist Church re amelia
County tell tho word that I call you
from the foundation Of the world.
Tell the world dow rOt no Swar.;
a""inat the o"n 7 G"rod from the
world foundation, and sav charge
nothing to me for il u nothing thot
I hav" done and 1t is nothing I can
do. Thou shalt have no other God
before me for I am a Jealous Goa
! made the heaven, earth and sea for
thcv al are mine
Now starting out With prcat mis-
sion"rv with great sorrow over my
hood her"nee T have cot to bury nv
sister tomorrow.
W hcrnhv 1oc1"re tho fore"oino IN
y" true accord'no ~ thn Word Of
God.
REV. ROBERT IFTrR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Another Court Added to the Rostor
Ashland Va, March "a 1919

Ashland Va, March "a 1919
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr. passed through here last
Saturday IL, ght cnroule to Providence
Dap Isl Church to set UP Court OF
Calantho there. Miss NJ. l.. Chiles
Grand Worthy Register OF Deeds,
Miss Eva DAVIS cha rman OF the Fin
aucc Committee; DR.. a. A Tenant
Grand Medic Il Register, with Robin
son Davis at the wheel were in the
automobile. They arrived at thc
church shortly after s O'Clock and
rs The meet ng was set for $50 p.
IL =. TO crc had arrived. The party
We're mace comfortable at the resi-
t;cnco OF Mr.. Tighter Jackson. In
response 10 enquiries, Farmer Jack
son announced th1t he had forty ch;l
and grand children.
At $50 the wor'; Of examining
The candidates commenced at the
church ANA III = short time the work
Of Initiation was under way. The
following of ccrs Of Star of pc'h'c
rcm Court No. 205 were Installed:
Worthy Councillor Mrs. Ellen John
COZ. worthy Inr~ortor Mrs. Minnie
l7n0rv: WCr hv 1rcncrtriH Mrs. Adatc
Johnson: Worthy Or1'or Nus. Iul'
'r0l v,,r'. U~r~'"tci' Of Ncn6e Sir hhrom
Henry; Toci tor of Accounts Mrs.
Movie T0l:vsN. rovciVor OF DcN"SitS
Tru rCrtrn Ioc'-eon: Senior Direct
rc~g Wye Patsy nvvrcncc; Junior III.
r0ctrcHe Mrs Cindcro1la Gwathncv:
Con"nr'~o.e Mrs. ! liz SNc'ton: hSsis
trnt CoNdu~trC%: Mrs. Mildred Toll
, vcr: Nec0~t Mrs.. AI"n.c Jnc'rsou;
Fcra'd Ms. Mary Cash: Protector
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

w. HaycA Boeton's famous Negro
tenor cemo all the way from Ch!ca-
20 to axe part. His selections were
we'll interpreted. He lcii IL the sing
ing and tho audience joined with him
in singing the Battle Hymn OF tic
Republic" Rev. Alexander Mann d..
ID director of Trinity Church, pre-
s dcd IN his usual fclicitous manner
Among tho 230 patrons OF the
meet Dg were such dis ingui&hci Bos
t.nioas rs Senator Henry Crbot Lodge
Z Mass achusettS; Gov. Calvin Cool
idg" OF The State; Mayor Andrew j.
Peers Of Dos on; 1t. Governor Chan
ming II. Cox; Major General C'a'-
crcn Il. Edwards; Pear Admiral
Spencer S. Wood; Dr.. Charles w.
Elliott OF Harvard University; Hon.
Mocticld Storey and Congressman
Gc0rs, II. Tinkh2m OF Boston.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
AN INVITATION EXTENDED

Whosoever heareth say come and
whatsoever will, let him come TO
Richmod to tho great Reunion moet-
ing OF Negro Baptist. Como, not
without money and without price for
wo are trying to raise at least Twenty
Two Thousand Dollars for Missions
and Education. Ncneys sent to this
meeting for any school or schools
will BIO forwarded as designated, for
we realize our responsibility to every
school OF our State operated for the
uplift of Negro boys and girls. They
are ours.
Baptist men and women OF Vir-
ginia. awake, awake. Tho oppor-
tunity OF a century Is Mt tho door.
calling you to action. Don't let 1t
pass unimproved. A momentous
hour is upon you, while Americans.
Europeans, Chinese. Japanese. In
dams are crowding their deeds into
history to send them down the high
way or centuries to inspire and in
struct unborn generations, let Ne
grocs. let us follow this good exam
pie. Let us come together and talk
OF the achievements OF the race In
the past three hundred years In
fessional life and what not.
Pass on tho word. On to Rich
mond to the Baptist Reunion next
July 1919.
u. D. LEWIS,
President Baptist General
Association Of Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
COINRIsD PRESIDENT WANTED

The Maryland Voice is the author
ity for the statement that a delega-
ton Of tho Alumni Of the Virginia
Union University on Tuesday, March
IS, 1919, at 2 p. NJ, through Dr.
George Rice Hovcy, the very able
former President, petitionod tho
American Baptist Home Mission So
cicty's Board to appoint qualified
oolored man to tho presidency Of
that institution.
1t was urged also that Rev. Dr.
Hayes, pastor Of the Mt Olivct Bap-
tiat Church OF New York be appointed
to the position on the Board vacated
by the death Of Rev. DR.. A. Binga
OF South Richmond. Virginia.
DR.. Hovcy stated that Professor
Clark, white. an instructor in the
institution had already been named
for the position but his appointment
had not been confirmed at that time
by the Board. Rev. DR., J. Milton
Waldron and Rev DIR. J. r. T.. Diggs
were recommended for the position.
1t does not appear why these re-
Communications are being made after
a President has been named, when
tho recommendations should have
been made at the time that DR.. Hovcy
rendered his resignation. Still, it is
a case OF better late than never and
tho divines recommended arc thor
oughly qualified to discharge the
duties Of tho Office and to do much
towards raising tho funds so badly
needed by the institution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

care you going to help me hear
God-plaver. Miss Delaney, Rev.
East, Rev. Horton and DR.. Boone
said you promised to help me go to
school,"
There are millions just like the
above, waiting, waiting in the wilds
of Africa.
The Foreign Mission Board is
sending out programs for the oath
Annual Missionary Rally to be held
Sunday (Easter) April goth.
The Need.
We need 100000 for paying our
workers this year. We need ST 900
for building already contracted for
in building. Any Superintendent
who have not received programs
should write at once to Secretary
l.. G. JORDAN and get all you need
free and help YOUR Board
"EWEN BLDG.
701 S. 10th Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Cole Blcnse Caters to Colorcd Vote

York. s. c.. March-Former Gov
crnor Cole Blease is now catering to
the Negro vote OF South Carolina In
his fight against President Wilson
who wrote n letter asking for his do
feat for United States Senator. Blease
has spoken recently before several
Negro audiences. and introduced as
"the real friend OF the Race" In a
recent address here Bishop Chappelle
was on the platform with him and
each called the other his friend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

VlRGIN1A--In Eue' ings Court Part
II CITY Of Richmond, Dec .mber IS,
1913.
GEORGES w. GARDEN. Plaintiff
VS..
NELLIE GARDEN, $500. Defendant.
The ohieo Of this swift is 70 obtain
an elsoln}c q wore" from the bonds
OF matrimeny by the nl1int'ff from
he dcfcndnnt on ~" grounds of aban
donment md DISCRETION continuing
FOR more than three years
And affidavit having rccn made
and lied th"t J." 'nH"ndant Nellie
Garden Is not 70 i '">t of IN, State
~ VIRGINIA il o"dor"h II t she ap
rcHr hero " thin fi''crN n"vS after
the due publication Of this order and
D." whN is no""esnrv to protect her
interest IN this sri.t
A Coyp OF Tcs'e:
w r. DU VAL. Clerk.
c. MIMMS D. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Congress will soon reconvene.
Both tho House OF Representatives
and tho Senate Will be Republican.
President Wilson had y hard time
with n Democratic body He is an
ticipating a worse time with a Repub-
lican organization. The people Of
this country will be the umpire to
decide all vital questions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

When You arc tired, rest. When
you are sleepy, sleep. When you ara
hungry. ent. but do not rest in anoth-
on mans time or sleep on another
mans grub.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Some of tho girls hereabouts do
rot act in tho manner to bring re-
spect to their sox. There arc some
others though who stand aloof and
mon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
FUrToK NOTES.

Tho funeral services Of Sister Ida
]. Hackett were held ut the Rising
Mount Zion Baptist Church, March 10
at $3.50 p. M. Sho had been Il NOM
Der OF tho above named church for
many years. The pastor was out OF
town and the family requested Rev.
G.. \. Cobbs OF tho Mt. Calvary Bap-
fist Church to preach the funeral.
He selected for his text, John Ia: |.
Let not your hearts be troubled"
lie preached fine sermon and at tho
same time tried to help heal tho
wound that death made in tho family
when such Il noble lady and Christian
passed away. Rcy. Daniel James had
few words to say. Prayer was
offered by Rev. a. Brown, brother
of Rev. n. B. Brown, the pastor
Two Awect solos were rendered by
Mrs. Ethel Lewis and Miss Elizabeth
Taylor.
Rev. W. T. Johnson, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church will administer
the Lords supper at tho Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow at $40.
Thursday night, March 20, Bro.
Drew. Il Government Y. NJ. G.. \.
wn"',nr enOl,c ~ 0ur teachers meeting
urging the necessity of the people of
Fulton HOPPING along tho lines OF
spiritual. charitable and social up'ift
Of tho community. We honc that
tho various organizations mentioned
in his address will get together and
form s"ch committees.
We had 1902 pupil; at our Sunday
School last Sunday and collected
$9.31.
Let us he present on timo tomor-
row according 10 the change Of timc.
Rev. COhbs preached Sunday morn
ing on foundations of !csus Christ J"
We had Il good number of visitors
Dr"ac0t including Chaplain and Mrs.
Johnson. Rev. Rcdd Of Union and
Dr. William H.. Dixon, who takes time
on the Sabbath 10 attend either his
church or some other.
Mrs. Blackwell OF tho First Bap-
list Church, South Richmond spoke
in the interest of the mission cause.
We had a few words from Mrs. Rev.
IL Il. Williams and DR.. Anna Cooper
IN tho evening we witnessed n
unique pro~ram given by some Of the
host talent OF the smaller sect of
South Richmond. Rev. w. A. Mitch
ell was present and expressed his
delight ut being in our midst. At
night Rev. Mutt Fuller preached n
ilno sermon from Matthew 17:5.
Tomorrow morning Rev. Cobbs
will preach from tho subject, "The
Half Has Not Been Told" solo
will be rendered by Miss Elizabeth
Coles. At night he will discuss,
"What Think Ye OF Christ"
Mrs. Ellen Hack cit has been added
to our sick list.
Row. II. Randolph will preach at
tho Union Level Baptist Church to-
morrow at $3.50 P. M. Rev. A. M.
Kemp will preach at 500 p. M. Rev.
G. T. Martin, B. TIL, Is pastor.
The funeral services of Mr.. Heze-
kiah Hansberry, a young man of
Fulton, was held at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Hester Smith. We we're
glad TO hear OF his accepting Jesus
Christ as his Savior last week, thru
the efforts put forth by Rev. Cobhs.
May God bless the bereaved family
and friends. The funeral was
preached by Rev. Cobbs on Tuesday.
We are glad to hear OF some OF the
sick OF our community being able
to stir around, including Miss j. Viola
T~l
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

"RowaTc of the dog" used to he n
fam lar warning. Now it is "Bcwaro
Of tho smiling Stranger and the false
friend"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Tho present indications are that
tho Peace Conference will end in war,
II not with tho Germans, then with
tho revolutionary clements that are
menacing the peace Of tho world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Men who faced German machine
guns and who crossed tho deadly No
Mans Land arc now asking for rights
and privileges that have boon long
denied. Tho better class of white
people arc willing to give them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Wanted-Lady Partner.

One willing to come to Washing
ton and having $3.50 90 to Invest in
fer' clean, safe, light business and
bright future. No opros ton. Bic
net returns Write. ROYAL. JOY
LINE. Care Richmond Planet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

President Wilson Is having the
time OF his lilo In France and tho
peculiar part about tho whole bust
moss is that he has his own wife
with him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Colorcd soldiers returning homo
arc rotating their experiences and
they are telling some peculiar tales
about conditions across the waters.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Will. The DAPfISTS
Continued from first page)

crul Association of Virginia viii
meet the Tapti%t state Convention
On tho hes haN way ground If there
b. any such ground. For | do relieve
that TIC Old issues upon VIII CHI W"
fought long ago have fCCn s";t"'
and mos; Of tho warriors on both
G'dyS have crossed over the river and
now vest under Tie @hada OF t"ccs ~
tho mi'S: Of he paridi=c Of Coo.
Tho war is over Let us have peace.
lot Us get together and work each FOR
nll and 1ll for C@ch IL III" meter Of
education AMI missions and he g"n
oral advancement % our race. Birf s
cf II feather should flock together and
B2p list ministers ought to have b.rd
&CNcc if nothing more.
This IS a history making dav. Mon
Hrc Row busy collecting data for III"
history Of nations. governments;
states; races and indiv; duals. In this
all important pcrsu,t the Negro has
heretofore aiken very little stock. 1t
is now time for him to awake out Of
s'c"p and take his place In the march
OF history writer's for il we fail TO
tC,t our own horn no one clsc will
loot ii for us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
THAT MAMMOTH OELBBRATIOr

The Baptist General Association
hns planncA mammoth celebration
Of the landing OF tho first Negroes in
America. Three Hundred years ago.
This event Is Of sufficient Importance
to arouse tho interest Of every Negro
in this country, especially tho Nc
rroes OF Virginia. For 1t was to
jamestown, Va. upon n Dutch vessel
that tho first Negroes came In the
year 1919. Therefore In one sense
Negroes Of every States In the coun-
try are VirEinians, for here they ha'
their first beginning, and 1t is dcs'r
able to have representatives from all
the States to attend the great eel
"hrntion meeting Of Baptists here
July next.
Especially do wo expect the at,en|
nncc OF tho men OF Virginia within
and without the State, members Of
tho General Association and also tn"
Baptist State Convention. Those
who arc not connected with oithor
of these bodies are likewise included
in our invitation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

This is rough world and there
2ro some rough people in it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
DR.. n. u, NOTION Asks FOE
JUSTICE FOR THR IsACn.

Booker, T. Washington'y Successor
Eolatcs Story OF Negro Heroism
end says Race Is Entitled to JUS
tice.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Read race journals and keep post
od.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Every little Thrift Stamp added to
What you've bought makes a little
vt saved--and helps the Government
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

SATU,RDAy. MARCH 20, 1919
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Rev. ". T. Johnson, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church will administer
tho Lords supper at tho Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow at $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
DEMOCRATS SHY AT
OPPOSING ROOSEVELT
Second Nassau District May
Lack RiUoi Candidate.

Apparently no one can be found in the
Democratic organization to run against
Lieut.. Col. Theodore Roosevelt for As
sembly in the Second Nassau district.
Several names have been proposed and
suggested candidates approached, but
without result.
A meeting of the Democratic organiza-
ton OF the district will be held again
Wednesday night in the hope of obtain
ing a candidate. A meeting was held
last week and the delegates hoped that
Jackson Dykeman, a son Of Judge Dyke
man, who served as a Lieutenant-C Colonel
during the war, might run. When he
was approached he declined. Tho1S az
II. O'Keefe, Democratic leader of the dis
trict, has come out in favor of indorsing
Col. Roosevelt. The delegates from
Oyster Bay. twenty-one all told, are of
the same opinion; but those from North
Hampstead, which is In the Assembly
district, think a candidate may be OBJ
tanned.
At the recent meeting the Oyster Bay
delegates endeavored to place the Colo
nel's name on the Democratic ticket
but they were unsuccessful however
oKeefe thinks this will be done at the
meeting on Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
FRANCE WOULD GIVE.
BATTLETOBELA KUN
Note From Supreme Council
Regarded as Strengthening
Soviet Attitude.
ATTACKS BALKAN POLICY
Conference in Paris Indicates
Plans for Military Aid
to Rumania.
BY stag Correspondent, o, TIE suS.
copntaht. 1a1a; an rinhts reserped.

JOpNI0Nt, uH TFVhlS TtofTCcu-
PARIS, July 27-The French news
papers are protesting over the ineffec-
tive handling by the Supreme Council
OF the Hungarian situation. The note
10 Bella Kun. while intended to serve at
the same time as an accusation and a
menace, will have only the one effect OF
Withdrawing the Red armies to the safe
side of the armistice line. 1t Is pointed
out and will result in reestablifhing the
Soviet government in the strong position
in which 1t was prior to the offensive
against The Rumanians.
The note forms the subject OF general
condemnation Of the policy of the Allies
IN the Balkans and GENITAL Europe,
which Is responsible for the present
chaotic situation there and the necessity
forimalntaining in active service large
humber of troops for an indefinite period.
The newspapers take particular pains
TO point out that the note to Bella Kun
certainly was not the product Of n
Frenchman, intimating that had the
French had their way some general, Wig
prous military action such as they long
have been advocating would have been
the result, whereas the present weak
note, they say, begins and leaves of mo-
where. fs y
Each Power thus is left free for inde-
pendent action, while the hands of the
Allies. as a unit, are tied. AS an ex-
ample of perfect disaccord among tho
Powers in their action against Bolshe-
vism, remarks one newspaper, no better
indication could be provided. 1t adds:
There is no mistalSing in this note
the symptoms of a return to the days OF
Prinkipo, of scouts and Bullitt missions"
In spite of the strong objections of
certain Powers to a military campaign
against the Hungarians It appears from
the latest indications that some military
measures may yet be taken. A confer
ance at the home of Premier Clemenceau
soon after the meeting of the council at
which the Hungarian note was published
and at which there were present, besides
Clemenceau, Marshals Foch and Petain
and Gen. Weygand, may be taken as
signifying likelihood of the discussion
of some plan against the Magyars.
1t is understood that one such plan
provides for supplying effective aid to
the Rumanian forces and their direction
in an offensive against Budapest. French
Generals are now in Bucharest ready to
lead the Rumanians.