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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28

|jednlm 4 hlavnfch cil1, ia nj
miz Sc domahala statnl samo-
,statnosti Dude il veImi usnad
memo, ne-li umozn6no, bude-li
w ujednanich 'Svazu Narodn mi
I'll zaruku, ze nebude tim v no
spodafskG nevyhode proti sta
.t6m socialne meme pokrocilym
"a ze nebude ztraceti We statech
inarodnostne nespravedlivych
.prislusniky sveho jazyka, "a
tim co by sanna umoznovala
kulturni existenci a rozvoj ci-
zlch zlomkd narodnostnich u
sedlych ma jejim uzemf.
Ceskoslov. Korespondence
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28

Pan Mares jest jednatelem
1nesni kampane Vitezne We ID.
warde, jenz dokazal, ze jest
moznym, co Sc druhym Zdalo
nemoznosti. Dokazal "a pou-
he p1l hodiny prodej Bondu
Svobody "a obnos $4,000.
Precinktnim kapitanem teto
wardy jest p. M. p. Normile.
ktery prohlasuje, re dokaze, a.
by warda Ia. byla wardou We.
dOuci celem naSem meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
Naivni.

Professor nationality vyru-
sovan stale re sve prace sluz-
kou v kuchyni. Pro Krista Pa
ma, Marjanko, w zplvate pri
praci cd rama do vecera!
- Nu, ano, milostpane, mne
jde prace lepsi cd ruky, kdyz
zplvam zkuste to uvidite
take, re jest to pravda!
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v ZAJMU JEDNOTY C.S.P.S.

V drivejsich dobach, kdy pri
stehovalci pribyvali a V ruz-
nych castech mesta Sc usazova
Ii, bylo treba zakladat move ia
dy, tax ably Sc nasi krajane pro
Jednotu C.S.P.S. ziskai. V po-
slednich letech, kdy jsme s.
We vsech caslech m6st k vlast-
MIN slnlm pomOhli, soustredi,o
Sc vice radu V jedne mistnosti
Prilezitost ku ziskani novych
clenu nasledkem valky postra
dame a tudlz pokrokovi cleno.
We nahlizi, re by bylo uzitecne
kdyby Sc jednotlive Tady slou.
cily, re by Sc tim usetrilo Wy.
danl i casu a pax sloucene diva
tri fady molly by mnohe uzi.
tecne kampane, jako predna.
sky a p. podnikat.
V tom smeru byl ucinen prl
nj pocatek minulou sobotu Y
Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way, kde pri slavnostni schHzi
Sc sloutily fady Jan Kolar ci-
slo SO a Cechomir cislo 1913. O.
ba fady mely dosti clenu INA
cny majatek, ale slouceni Sc sta
10 V umyslu, re to prospeje o.
bOum radun i cele Jednote
Po vyrlzenl nutnych zalezito-
sti pfistoupeno k volba vyboru
a "a vSeobecneho souhlasu Zvo-
leni bratri: "a predsedu J. n
Vacha, mlstopfedsedu V. Ka-
plan, tajemnika j. ESner, ucet
nika 3. Husa, pokladnika P
Walk, prdvodciho J. Vace,1 d
straz p. Maurer.
Sloucene fady priimuly jme-
no Vitezslav Halek, ktery br-
de NIT 383 clend a pres $1,000
jmeni. Po volbe ufednikd pred
seda Hlavnl ufadovny, br. x.
Bernreiter, poukazal ma mnohe
nedostatky, jez Sc v lnasi jedno-
te pocit'uji a pax odporucoval
Sc starat o nase ceske skolv,
ktere nam mohou mnoho pro-
sp6ti. Pc mem mluvil tajemnik
ufadovny br. Luhak, ktery li6il
zivot a pusobeni Vitezslava
Halka ma konec precetl jeho
basen z roku 1867, ktera pfile-
ha k dnesnim pomerGm jako
by byla psana dnes. Ma konec
promluvil .jeste predseda Velko
fadu br. V. Houcik.
S!ouceni obou radu Sc kona
10 We vyrocn1 slavnost zalozenl
radu Vitezslav Halek, ktery V
roce 1880 vstOupil V existenci.
Pc schuzi Sc bratri pri zaku-
skach obcerstvenich pratel-
sky bavili. Sloucenim radn Vi
t6zslav Halek a Cechomir uci-
men pocatek, ,jenz by mel jinym
radum slouzit "a priklad. Roz
umnym jednanim, pri dobre
Will sc necha mnoho dobra Wy
kOnat. F.. S.
NM >XYkI C<NIVAAY TYcn0n
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'spravni, jez, kdyby byly kaz-
|dym staten Teseny samostatne,
by molly vesti k seslabenl sta
'tu, jenz by postupoval sprave-
Idlive, humane a pokrokove,
[proti statum, ktere bez podob-
|nych "skrupuli' by sly jen ia
ellen stupnovati svou hospo-
|darskou vykonnost nebo svou
kulturni, zvlast' jazykovou jed
|notnost. Sem spada mimo uni
n6na ujednani O svobode OBJ
chodu !dohoda ohledne "spra-
vedlivych a lidskych podminek
pracovnlch pro muze, zeny a
deti", jiz snazi sc pfivoditi cl.
TX, mezinarodni ochrana,
liz podle puvodniho (behem
|jednani bohuzel vypusteneho)
lcl. XIX. sc melo dostati men,
Sinam nabozenskym ochrana,
kterou by logicky bylo i roz-
siriti ma mensiny narodnostni.
Jsou to ovSem teprve nesme-
le a Oak ukazuje priklad me-
zinarodnl ochrany svobody W.
znani) ne vzdy dspesnG nabe-
ny Ike kooperaci civilisovanych
narodu. Bude nyni veci jedno-
tlivych sdruzenych narodu, a.
by nedaly t6mto mySlenkam
strhnouti V mrtve litery mezina
rodnich umluv, nybrz ucinili
lie plodnymi zarodky stale dd-
saznejSl kooperace. Zvlast'
mensl narody, jez tato valka
osvobodila a postavila jako row
nopravne cleny do spolecen-
stvl statu, mali ma tom zajem
najzivelnejSi. TAX naSe republi
ka nemuze pocitati s tim, re
lby roZSlfenlm sve uZemni svr-
chovanosti dosahla nutnehc
pro nj prlstupu k mori. Neni
tez .iisto, zda by privteleni tax
cizorodych uzemi, kdyby by
10 mono, nebylo spojeno S OF
tizemi a nevyhodami, jez by
daleko vyvazily jedinou vyho-
du, 0 niz tn jde.
! Svaz Narodu vSak NIUE j
Ilpravou pravnich pomeru ma
Dunaji a Labi ma koridoru
jihOslovanskym, a vymezenin
jenz by il spojoval S uzemim
urtite pravomoci potrebnycE
pfistavistich zabezpeciti ucel.
nou kooperacl zucastnenycf
vsechny vyhody, aniz by musi.
la ma sebe brati risiko budou
cich Zapletek a velke obtize
vnitrni, jez by il vznikly Wy.
hrazenim vyluGne moci mad i
Zemim prece jen vzdy cizoro.
dym. A uskutecneni ideje spra
vedlnosti hospodarske, social
Ini narodnostni, jez by by!o
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my Americany, ktefl upiraJi
zrak sv1j X mori. V Americe
panuie MAJOR, ze mzdy jejich
namornikd jsou vyssf nez u kite
Irehokoli jineho naroda. Platili
jsme ia valky namorniknm
S75 mesicn6, Anglie platila
S72, Francie plati velmi vyso-
ke mzdy a We Svedsku mali
|namornici vyssl mzdy nez We
lSpojenych Statech.
Pan Hurley pravi, ze die je-
no zkusenosti nabytych V E.
vrope otazka lodi jest nejdlle-
zitejsl ze vsech. Kazdy narod
zamestnava Sc myslenkou, ably
81 poridil co mono nejvetsi
valecne lod'stvo. Ale nejvySsi
Zajem jest 0 to, zda Amerika
udrzi 81 svoie nynejsi postave
nj ma mori Cili mic. Jest moz-
no rici, lie Amerika dostala Sc
ma more a re tam zGstane.
Jsem velmi optimistickeho ma
hledu.
Nejvetsl zajem panuje to,
kde Amerika bude stati. Mno
no lodi bylo "a valky dano do
sluzby, ktere byly pokladany
Ivalkou "a naprosto nepotreb-
ne k plavbe a mnoho jich slou
zilo tax dlouho, lie byly by "a
normalnich pomerG davno "a
nechany. Musime pocitati tez
S nedostatkem obchodnich To-
di, ktery byl zavinen valkou.
Nestavelo Sc tolik lodi, ably
byl kryt jejich ubytek, aspon
V prvnich dobach valky. Jest
tfeba novych lodi a tn jest
nasi povinnostl, abychom Sc
chopili prilezitosti a move lodi
,staveli.
Spojen6 Staty mely v srpnu
1914 jen 624 parniky, ktere by
" schopny plavby pres ocean
a $40 plachenich lodi, dohro.
| mady asi 2,7O6.31 tun. Dne II.
listopadu ma konci valky, mela
Amcrika 1876 lodi 4,6S5
600 tunach; pocet plachetniku
klesl ma TAT. V tom ovsem
nejsou zapocteny lodi, ktere
byly ukorist6ny ma nepriteli.
, 875 lodi bylo pridano k OBJ
. chodnimu lod'stvu Spoienych
Statl.
Pan Hurley pravi, re AInglie
, bude zle snaziti Sc, ably napra
villa svoje Ztraty, vznikle val
, kou. Budc to vSak t6zkO ma.
: hraditi.
V kazde zemi ievi Sc snaha,
: ably byly nahrazeny ztraty,
ktere byly privodenyvalkou. A.
nj Svycarsko neuniklo teto Ia
: dostivosti preje 81 miti sv6
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny do
mex. Lot jest 80 pri $50 strevi
|clch s peknou vinici a ovocny-
mi stromky. Cena $500. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 127O7 Oakfield
Ave, blize Union Ave. 4-3O
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PRONAJME Sc obchodni mi
sto, hodici Sc pro jakykoliv OBJ
chod V elsie 1905 Fleet Ave.
BlizSi sdeli J. Batista, 1868 F..
40. ul. 5-3
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| |SVAZ NARODU JAkO FOR.
MA MEZTNARODNf SOU
CINNOSTI.

DVdL ANdIOuu lllJ pOulc OSlO
Ivy mezinarodni konvence do
|posud projednavane dvojf Gil:
|"podporovati souCinnost .mezi
narody'', a "zabezpeciti jim
mir a bezpecnost". Optimistic,
ktefi ocekavali, ze poslednim
!vystrelem V tGto svetove val
ce padne pfehrada, jez mas de
iii cd "raje ma zemi", nenalez
nou We statutu Svazu Narodu
splneny vsechny sve tuzby;
kdo vsak uvazi, jak tezko sc
odstrailuji pfedsudky a formy
]spolecenske, jez po staleti Sc
|vyvijely, kdo zvlaste uvazi, co
trpkosti a neduvery We VITA
zich mezinarodnich nahromadi
la tato valka k tenn, jez jiz dri
i've cestu Sc stavily intimnej-
sim meZinarodnim vztahun,
nebude nynejsi osnovu posuzo
)vati jen podle toho, co nam liz
dnes poskytuje, nybrz prihle-
ldne ZvlaSt' k tomu, jake moz-
nosti dalsiho vyvoje otevira bu
doucnosti.
Jiz skutecnost, re sc donna
va potreba mezinarodni koo-
Iperace, jest tomto smeru W.
znamnym pokroken. Narodni
hospodafi 81 byli oVSem jiz
pred valkou vedomi, ze 'isolo
vany stat je stejne pouhou
teoretickou konstrukci, jako so
b6stacne individuum; take We
vede a umeni proniklo jiz dav
no pfesvedceni a nutne souCin
nosti nejriznejsich narodu pri
kulturim rozvoji lidstva; V kru
zlch d6lnickych pax pTesved-
ceni o nutnosti, ably proletari
vsech zemi Sc spojili k hajeni
|spoletnych zajmu, stale sc
clankem vlry; nespravne cha
pany nacionalism a pov6rCi-
IVY strach pred ztencenim vlast
nj suverenity vsak branil sta
tum, ably, az ma nepatrne W.
Jlmky, vstupovaly vzajemne do
tesnejsl soucinosti. Rad6ji vo.
lena nakladna, nejista a caste
ipro shodu mezi narody nebez-
pecna costa paralelnich akci
Iruznych statu, nez ably otevre-
Ime dozrani spolecanstvi zaimf
bylo vedlo k vytvofeni spolec-
nych organu zarucujicich sku
tecnou kooperaci. Jako vsak
uvnitr statu vit6zlci mySlenka
socialisace uci jednotlivce do
sahovati spolecnou cinnosti O.
sobnich svych cilu jisteji a
snaze nez roztrlStenou CHINO
Istl individuelni: tax vedomi O
'Ispolecenstvi zajmu nauci bo-
hda staty pouzfvati Svazu Ma
rodu ke spolecne plodne praci,
Ijiz kazdy ucastnik jisteji do
Jde clle, nez by mohl, kdyby
spolehal jen ma vlastni silly a
musil pfekonavati stale prekaz
ky, jez V cestu by mu kladla
zavist a neuspokojenost ostat-
Mich.
A Jako We vztazich mezi led
|notlivci jsou statky vyhody,
Jez, Jsou-li V rukou individui,
]sou stalym pramenem svarG a
nejistoty a prinaseji i svemu
|vlastniku jen zisk nepatrny v
pomeru k tomu, co by 'posky-
tovati molly, kdyby postaveny
byly do sluzeb vsech, tax lest
Itomu j We vZtazich mezinarod
mich. Jiz dosavadnl mirov6 led
mani ukazalo radu problemu,
jez, kdyby ,Teseny byly podle
stare fornule individuelnich
sfer zajmovych, by vedly k sta
lie novym konfliktum, kdezto,
budou-li reseny spolecnou akci
zucastnenych, prinesou uzitek
vsem. Tim Sc nejen odstrani z
velke casti podnet k budoucim
sporum, nybrz kazde takove u
tuzenl vzajemne zavislosti mi
re, bude-li spravn6 organisova
no, Sc stati Zarodkem vzdv ia
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HLEDAM BYT Sc 5

HLEDAM BYT Sc stravou
nebo samotny byt V ceske ro-
dine, nejradeji u Bedford BIZ
re McMiller Interstate dilen.
Nechte adrassu V adm. t. listu.
4-3O
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11
! LETTER FROM ONE OF OUR
BOYS IN FRANCE TO MRS.
JAMES L.. ROYALL.
In the Field Of France,
November 2S, 1918.

My dear Mother-Tnis day finds
me in the best of spirits and health,
and being Thanksgiving, spares INC
tho time to drop you y few lines OF
my past experience in this world
great War.
Upon rising this morning l thank
ed God for spar.ng me through this
great conflict and asked to be spared
to return home safely 10 my parents
who have made 1t possible for my
success.
Today brought back to my memory
the happy days when I spent my
Thanksgiving at home with the fami
iy after spending the earlier part OF
the day with many friends at some
football game the rest Of the
time was spent with the Immediate
family.
Just before commencing this letter
John Brown entered the office and
we convcrsed on tho happy times VIC
spent while In dear old Richmond, Va
/ am indeed glad to say that this
training and the test we went through
before gong into action was met by
us with great success Never before
were the blacks put up to such tost
and made good. After going through
this training we were then placed on
the firing line to make good for the
colored man as a fighter, which we
did. We were first sent up to quiet
sector In front OF n soldi who had
been trained for forty years or more
In this sector again our ability was
tested. We went out on patrols as we
were directed and returned without
the loss OF lives, tls's being a surprise
to many Of our comrades.
The test OF tho mbardmont was
also put or rather camo to us in this
sector. Imagine rumbling of can
mons for thirty some odd hours and
the bursting Of shells all around you
and You lodging for the first place
You can find for safety. This is n
part Of the game and the lucky ones
return homo safely. So you can see it
is only n game OF chance and your
sons are among the lucky ones.
In answering s;s.cr JAMES, letter
I explained to her the reason could
not write you as I am writing now
Before the Armfstice was signed, we
were limited as to our writing. Now
that this lid has been lifted I am
allowed to write most anything but
'tSll l. cApli!i us l. tONil lS'l Il 10 you.
At this time I am about fifteen
miles from "Mctz" that you have
heard so much about. It is on the
Western Front where the worst bat
les have been fought. At the close of
the war my regiment was left in this
spot, and the famous "Mctz" was our
objective. AT this spot rs 7 have said
we captured prisoners and fought one
Of the greatest OF all fights to protect
q white" who occupied our left sec
tor.
In my next letter I will write more
about this or chances are that | will
be back to you. Write lie at your
earliest and give my best love to all
at home. Ask them to pray for my re
turn home.
From your loving son.
Buglcr JOS. T.. ROYALI. JR.,
3G7th Infantry. Hoo Gouartcrs
Co a. p. o., 76G-France
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11

wanted to know what the invasion
meant He soon was informed and
he joined in and u great evening was
spent, at eleven O'Clock, tHciio Bid
time for rcircshmcn. the Madam
CuIGu tnC Seuticmon i'll the dining
room where the follow .nS luncheon
Was served: Fried oysters, celery,
ouNeS, picK.os, cold ham, potato salad
hot rolls, "Dur&uruy,' IL. CT cykc,
bryan punch (grupe juice) mixed
nuts, minis, cigars. w. B. +. Crow
ell Was toast master, ana those pres
ent and responding TO toa5LS were;
Ih0s. Il. Gregory, james a. Switt,
Samuel Broaunu&, 4. II. Locklayer,
howard Duutey, w. NJ. Nowton, Mars
kaHCy, v III. ErlCc, Maru Hall, Lewis
Kamey ST.. Nose Gillian, ID. X. lto,n,
G. ". pomduxtcr, Geo. ". Robinson
and Little Willie" Ihc toa3tm sater
tnon introduced Lieut.. Curtis Tor the
to say much. NO - not what
YOU think, cause bryan puuci"
went do that to anybody, but 50 ma
ny nice things lad been sud about
him and he had eaten SO much (aDout
Z OF the hot rollS) that he expressed
his pleasure of the evening and his
friends i'll Il few words. The Madam
was presented by the toastmaStur.
She came to the door and said, "imN
del GIFTED to have my husbands
friends mere and from the looks of
my table YOU have enjoyed the even
ing, and | am very happy that you
have" then after Il song led W Lit lie
w illic' all said good night it should
have been good morning. and went
home each hoping some one else had
a birthday coming soon. 9 Charlie
PoindcXter says, If you do, don't for
get him, if he is out Of the city wsre
him and he will be there. but don't
call the roll till he gets there. Many
happy returns Of Jan. 9th to Lieut..
Curtis.
Honest to goodness, l haint broke
mario one Of dem New Year lutions
done made Amt dat going some fur
mo. Lord help me,
Yours,
Little Willie"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE
Richmond. Va, Jan. 6, 1919.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 6, 1919.
God i'll His Infinite Wisdom has
removed from our midst, our
missionary and co-worker, we realize
Jennie Price. In the death of this
our sister and coworlIer, We realize
the solemn truth that death loves Il
shining mark. Eminent alike for
her pious Christian character, sympa
thy and altruist spirit, she indeed
offered Il shining mark for tho insl-
tiatc archer.
Her association with our Sunday
School has been one Of most bcauti
full relation. ever willing to make
tho sacrifice necessary for the sue
ccssful conduct OF our school. Where
over suffering was reported, or the
voice OF the distressed was heard,
she upon swift feet, like an angel
OF mercy, gave literally OF her own
means and also that which was placed
at her disposal.
While her spirit has crossed tho
dark stream OF death, whose cbbing
tide empties into tho shoreless sea-
she leaves behind her Il life worthy
OF our emulation. We shall miss
her yet we know that she has gone
to her well earned rest and all
sorrowinE after her is therefore
ScllSH, yet 50 lcHucI "cES TIC llcS
OF love which bound us together,
that neither philosophy nor religion
can aoothc the anguish that wrings
our hearts. Tho blood will follow
where the knife is driven, tho flesh
! Will culver where tho p'nccrs tcal
, but We yield ourselves to the will OF
God, who through love has thus
afflicted us.
The Second Baptist Church Sunday
School therefore, Resolvcd-That n
copy Of this letter be made part
Of our record and Il copy be pub
l!shed in The Richmond Planet and
st. Luke Herald. ."s.
BY order Of Second Baptist Church
Sunday School
DIR. NJ. B. JONES, Supt.
MISS E. l.. BAILEY, Socy
Committee-Mrs. Ida e. Charity,
Miss G. l.. Brighty~McssrS. w. I.
Hopkins, J. A. Jones and c. H.
Harper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11

Dear Brother-Our country is on
trial again. We are entering into n
Nation.-Wide Campaign, January 18th
to 10Th, for Thirty Million dollars to
save the lives of 100000 people who
are literally starving III the Eastern
War Zone. At least four hundred
thousand of the destitute are orphans
--childrcn without fathers aid many
nf them without mothers. No govern
ment grants arc available. Such as
those given Belgium, France and Scr
bia American generosity is their
only hope. Ten thousand dollars out
OF the S30,000,000 mentioned above
has been allotted as Virg:ni.'s quota
for her colorcd citizens. Only fifty
years have passed since 100000 No
grocs were upon their knees at tho
feet of American Philanthropy. Now
we arc asked TO help others in tho
same way we were helped. In all
the previous National appeals, tho
American Negro has gone "oVcr tho
top" commercially with his other
American citiZcns. Though the calls
are frequent and the tasks heavy, yet
our sclf-rcspect forces us to bear man
fully with our white brothers every
burden laid on tho American people.
III InlS uaS OIL SlllieTlilS, tuiS ilohi
Of need and duty, No kuoN or Eu bet
tor man 20 ask Tor cooperation than
a Minister of the Gospel We arc ask
ing you in every way possible to help
us put tho Drive over. We are earn
cstly asking every minister in Virgin
in to preach n special sermon along
lines of the great need OF the Armcn
ians and Syrians on January 18th,
using. If possible tho text: "Inas
much rs yc did 1t unto one of tho
least OF these, We did unto mo-" Then
Of January 10Th. the closing day Of
tho Campaign We earnestly request
that you VII take an Offering for
this Fund and turn it in to your
County Chairman.
This is indeed great opportunity
another opportunity for Negroes
To prove their Amcricanism and their
christ nn'ty in common brotherhood
of suffering humanity.
Yours most truly,
EDWARD DAVID CAFFlGE
Director Of Coiorcd Work
PRANK e. McCRAVY,
Virginia State Director.
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Worsl1ar11's Metro
Business Directory
Of t22e, World
FROM BONT1E.ACE TO BANK
PRESIDENT.

Dear Friend: The worlds great
est struggle is about over and all
the nations are preparing to recon
Struct their affairs, and VIC as one
OF the nations need to reconstruct
our affairs in the business world in a
way that we can demand our place
as one Of the nations of the world
VIII you join hands to link this chain
with unity through such Il directory
that Will reach every Negro man
and woman's business or profession
in all parts Of the world?
This is what the Directory will
do; 1t will unite every business,
trade Or profession. it will also unite
lost relatives and friends, it will
unite Churches, Societies and all
other organizations of the race, it
will also serve as a travelling guide,
it will open field of opportunity to
our people who may be handicapped
by prejudice in tho State in which
they live. Now is the time to link
this chain OF unity through WOR-
SHAM'S NEGRO BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY OF THE WORLD.
Will you join us to make this a
success? For all information write
to,
J. e. WORSHAM,
$40 Main Street, Il. Orange, N. =.
/ All Churches Take Notice.
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Y. w. G.. 4. NOTES.

Christmas week was quite n festive
week at the Y. w. G.. A.
One OF the very fine things done
for lis was reception for twenty
five wounded soldiers Of the West
Hampton Hospital. This reception
was given by Mrs. Mass;e through
Mrs. Mimms. There were rs guest
present during the afternoon and
evening.
An informal program was rendered.
The soldiers gave very interesting &C
counts Of their going over the top.
Club girls gave two parties during
the week.
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Mrs. Sarah Collins Fernandis. who
for some time has hccn an active So
ciHl worker in baltimore. hos bcc~ ur
gently requested to work in the War
WORKERS. Community Service Com
mission on Living Conditions of War
Workers under the u. s Department
of Labor. Her Headquarters are row
in tho Grocer Building. Chester Pa.
Mrs. Fcrnardis. who is 4 graduate Of
ltamntOn Institute. returns each week
end for hcr work N Baltimore
:. Recently Mrs Fcrnandis published
a smoll hook of versa--"Pocms Of
the New Froedom"-wh;ch should he
read according to a recent review in
the Southern Workman, by "an who
are interested in the new nlnce the
Nero is taking in affairs" The book
inc'ndcs these pooms: "IIamntnn: Eff
tv Years" "Our Colored Soldicrv:"
"rhe NEGRO Mother" "Our Allegi
ancc:" Oour Red Cross" "Thc Lyn-
cheers" and "Mv Thanksgiving
Mrs. Fernandis' poems express the
hopes and aspirations OF her race in
words which carry conviction. Mrs.
Fernandis. IN all her social work has
shown wisdom az we'll as sympathy.
She has carried into every day action
her creed Of goodwill and unxslfish
service. ~
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announcement,

Mrs. Ella o. Waller wishes TO an
nounce to her friends that she is now
WIN IL. Z. Meyer Jcwelry Co., Num-
Der II w. Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage OF her many
friends as this is tho first Jewelry
company In this city to employ a
Colored woman AZ its representative.
Weddins Presents, Diamonds.
Watches, Silvcrwnre, Pins and Jew.
elry OF all kinds, Cut Glass, Etc. for
sale. =
On visiting the rtoro give Mira
Waller the beneflt OF your purchase.
Give her call.
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NOTHING PERSONALLY

or course, Mr.. Bisscll you hold
nothing against me-pcrsonally, since
we have never met. You doubtless
feel that you must bar "colorcd men
from your college purely in the inter
est OF your business, the other stu
dents, etc. When one caters to base
prejudice one bcomes Il part of that
evil and maintain the deplorablc con
d'tion that makes such a thing posi-
ii
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day next for a six weeks drive, while
tho colored people will open up in
their respective Churches, to this end
the pastor and people OF the First
Baptist Church have secured the SER
vices Of one OF the best known Evan
gclists OF our race, man with a
triple talent. the Rev. w. IT. SHipwith
who stirs the people wherever he
goes Hear him.
He can be located at 913 State
Street, Phone Randolph G0S0.