Richmond planet. [volume], May 12, 1906, Image 1

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VOL?. XX il I NO 23
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA? 8ATUKDA ? MAY 12, 1906.
1M?K ? ?FIVE? ???8
VIRGINIA BAPT. STATE
CONVENTION MEETS.
Large Attendance at Norfolk. Mayor
Riddick Welcomes Them.
Impressive Exercises?? Magnificent Church Edifice.
VISITORS THERE FROM OTHER STATES.
Puh, 'Of,.
Tho Vlrgial Coa?
ruffl?? ?>n tli?>
? far as surf.! al ions
: aad rei tii? r.? ara bit?
s' aad lateaae feellai
?in both
now ?????????? at (..'
W. p ad th. Rev. w P.
Graham. D. D. for it is aader the I
theeo promlaeal
t hat t li?? fc? Head up I
for ti!?? struv h is ha:
? ? out at aa] tin
It is difficult to forecaal *.??? reault.
f?ir 11 ? ?;?:??> h?? G? ?*- '
?Hag to brin? f?irth
bran? h o!
.imi ditli? ultt.s Tb?
low lt,. .f th??
? Preetch pel Balta th??
? -* ? r ? ? bid thai opeaed the
thirty ninth annua on of the
?
rday morning In th<? First Bap
Charch, Bi
brought I It) many r. ?|
: men and women from
th.? ! .luinhia. Ma:
??! Pean
?
of the bailing color
irklag f<
: '? aad s|irit ual de
?
m? n \vti?> believe la th< ? li ??? ? ?
Ing himself. "f the
?
which
pported ? by theme
arni it has al tir (?.
W ? most
not??*; iiiirs in Am?
? ?r. u. il. H.:\v Hag, paatOT ?if
horch and pr
rentlon, bly ho or?
. .
to s.<>
so dm red t<> the
? be eoaveotroD, aa] lag thai
if th.> condition of the Negro ?
be Hfted up at all it would ha
be through his own ?efforts, ami lt
further gratified him to s.?,? so many
noti and w.>ni?n tiylag tt> help
The soni: arni ? ?
vi?.? ? bj th.? Ree. T?H>s.
Hill, Ree. W. NV. (.aims and ??
:rn.
RhMlca delivered
th. addn >\ in whleh ti?'
assured tli.? delegates that b
<i t.. w. ?. ome them to t:?.?? ell>
and . them th?? fieedoai of
the ?
"I was born ami rais??d," sai?!
or Kiddick. "when alaeerj was j>as
?lag out. .inn.? i. is?".? Mv father
bolder, ami ? glory
In tho fad that after the emani
tlon not one of th?' slaves left him.
but worked on for him. I was
pained a few days ago to learn that
one of th?? boys with whom I waa
raised had nut with a severe acci?
dent.
"In the South the white and color
ed races ha?, b.?? ? thrown together
aa in no other part of the world, and
there is a peculiar interest, love and
friendship existing b<twoni us If
I am p??rmitted bo go to Heaven when
I loare this world and find no black
fa. fs there bo are**! dm, th?-n ? shall
think Heaven incomplet??. We are
glad to have you here. You have
a great work to do. There is noth?
ing accomplish???! without work.
Thought, is work and hard work at
that. It is easier to perform man?
ual labor thar it is to do brain work.
"As workers you should look a
head and plan for your people; you
are to lead them to right nnd to
higher things. In this country you
are an integral part. Let me aay
with all honesty and sincerity that
the futur?? of your people depends
upon you as leaders. We are glad
to aroloooao. to Um dty every atom
of good. It is seldom that I am
cillo.l bifor? a body of ministers,
and ther?' is nothing on earth that I
esteem more, r.nd have more implicit
confidence in than the prayers of the
rtguteoua. Where a man Is true to
his God. his country and hi
he ne?-d not fear anything on eart.i."
In closing. Mayor Riddlck paid a
high compliment to the members of
the First Baptist Church, and to the
paator, tho Rev. Dr. Bowling, for
erecting such a magnificent eJiflcc,
which ho termed aa ? monument to
whbh arould ti. Bendati
that l.iv
Rl ? 1. \\ rU, in ?
short addraaa le b half of th??
sai.l tli
??? v. ato?me to ? :
? >:u th??
aal eta in th?*
world, '.
ih? has ? n to praarh His
Som?> of >ou COBM
?ars ami '.lini Crov?
> on wer?? Bann, Bed if JTOB
heeled bere le box cera it arould
hav?? 1??????? boi ?ars full of ni?
i. n Reynoldi
tor ?if ti
Ution. !
:i for Ih?
worth of I >r M?>?a :
inn te ati'i th?? mea a ino
timi ? h th?? nil?
nnnnitBoual*
?or anotber ?
? ROED ? OLORKD TO
0RA8P OPPORTUNITII
? ?il OU? of Rlchaaond
addr?aaaed th.? courentloa aa did Rev.
Dr. s. .1 Jon?
? loatltnte, Jvnklatoarn, l'.i
rprlse for N?
f < ?1 !? ? \?
of Rieb p
:
man of Richmond. He
r. "
W R ?-.?1????
th??
"Virginia Th<
t'?'ll?i;??.' which h< t?i
o? the ?? ?G? Maptia?
\\ i I tb? Ib our
i?l. "wli'
Bomethlag for ourse?\?-s
FLAMES SWEEPING OVER SAN FRANCISCO AFTER TUE EARTHQUAKE?
church, was Introduced and d?lirer
?ci na a.ldr.'ss in behalf of tho Meth
:ty.
DR. JOHNSON RK8POND3 TO ??
DRaUfl OF wn,i .??
Th. - W. Bishop Johnson,
of Washington, p. C reeeoeded te
k omo, in whif?i h?'
pai?l a hinh tribut?? to Virginia as a
Rn Beld Virginia was
dlaferent from all other slavo States
se It aoc?>pt?><l th?1 slaves aa
- rs of a royal family. He fur?
ther said that Virginia had contri
beted anote toward tan
of the 1'nion than any other State;
ha*?i furnished many gl | and
???s. Referring to tne hi
conv?>ntlon, he said: '\V.? stand for
tbe highest ideals in life, and a
bo push the batti?? lo t.?e gate
?nd l?'t Usa world know that v.?? be
in the possibility of the Negro
race and in the do? trine of self help."
OR ROWLING'S MASTERLY KI?
FORT.
Th.? president. Rev. R. H. Rowl?
ing. 1) L' . ?i?-llv? red a masterful ad?
dress, tteleetlng aa his th? in??.
"Through Sacrifice to Victory." In
the address he pointed with pride to
the Virginia Theological Seminary
and College, located at Lynchburg,
and (he heroic work perf?rete?! bv
Prof. O. W. Haves, the president of
In hi time I
had ait lapel la the :.?story of his'
people thai they ahoaM not sit dowo
ami eoaaplaia ahoal opportoa
when they arer? pleatifel aad
? d imltistrious, honest and en?
Pagi'ODD to tnk?? them up. He con?
tend.".1 thai all ? ? mild mit
e hers, prea?'h?TS and ?
sional som?? a
atOT the business and corn ,
Bercia] world just like the whiteI
brother. He showed what hil
plO could ?1?? aiiti what the? BOI
ing in IVnnsly vania for then.
Dr. J. Anders-on Tayhir, of j
ington, D d addresse?! t.ie
?ntion ami in this be ur^?-d the
0 attend the session of the
tloaal and Roll
OoBgreea, which is t?? be beei in:
Washington, D C in July I>r !
? r thought that the Negro should
li. nd ssible effort in the fu?
ture to reach the unrea? bed RMPa-l
of his race, ami if this was
done he would get more reap
NK.HT mmWnCm,
On?? ..f the Natures of lae session'
last night was th?? music render???!
by th?? choir of the First Raptlst Ch j
'???? <h?>ir is eonijioeed of some of
the leading colored singers in the
city, antf had a special musical pro?
gram, which waa rendered during
the service.
I The Rev. Dr. J. H. Burka, of Roan
rea must train tha rie?
ro* their ?-??ligiotis work, and
it is ????? !>ing to see what
this ooereetlon is doing along that
G FOR HIMSKLF.
\\V must 00 longer sit down and
for the a Bio to take us
OP and OUT* us along Tataro was
I? the hislory
Of this country for tin to ?lo
I no longer looked upon aa an
? of charity, bet h?* is now a
full grown man. having passed from
irs. He must
no b.nger be considered a baby, but
must pet up and walk. I tell you,
my friends, we must do something
"The Virginia ?seminary and
BChlOg the Negro what he
should do. It Is teaching him that
no race or nation or individual CBfl
reel without the rettgloo of the
Lord and Saviour Jesu Wo
better? in an educated head an?d
I the h??art to serve God and
the head to think. This is th?
of any nation, the need of any peo?
ple. We are In this country and
are her?? to stay, and we find as our
lender, Professor G. W. Hayes, and
we are willing to follow him."
At the close of the address a ?col?
lection waa made for education.
The spankers for to-day are
Charles S. Carter, Roy. U. W. Moore,
th?? boreoTOd family our sii
and in this hour of dire dis?
tress and grief direct the? to our
Heaveny Fatlnr, ehe ?an all our
siirrnwH ?.?
, ICisolv.tl. fourth. That a OOPJ of
oletioea t/>? forwarded to
ni opeo mir mim.
Dono t'V ordar of Rose of Sharon
Court, No IC, I 0. C
M ?MM IIS
DAIST HI.ASHY
VENEZUELA I?:
I>r Grnluiin is l?r??s?-?|.
:.fh itaptist Chun h t.Trough
istor's coniinitt????, 00 last Sun
1 its pastor, Dr W I
Graham a fine suit of Mr.
York Harris made a happy -,
in presenting the
\\ WTF.I??A first class cook.
Deed wagea. Apply at 816 Floyd
Avenu??. <
?*
-You will ever regret. It if you
misa the aide-splitting laughter at
Leigh 8t. Methodist Church. Monday
night.
? ore* .i-r ? or Tee w eeka
April ?Ota, 1906.
I. Robert Jeter, In ? a to
? mimimi Of Ood, wit.i tie- great
impubnon will aoer writ.? egalB.
ire telling the
world tin- trath, they have <?
the writing. Look for five days
good ?reather this areek. The wind
:, regulation wit.i the
suriinier and is not to fail.
l..?ok for the sun at
Nexl aeeh :.t IS ???????
1 shall look at theee changes
with a d ???. The
wind has to chat.
tb?? rain from day ti> in.
ird ami man?
ag?? the clouds TlM worbl has got
to hav?? tir good w?
? an ti.? bad attoordlag to law.
Wat?'h blowing of Wll rrow
?. tli.? sun at 1 I 10 V
shining of sun at 12, th?? win! at 1
,, morrow.
Northeast wind V tjf Thurs
day will b<? a ni???? ?.Lisant ?lay, may
l>?? clomly in tb?? a ft. moon. These
changes must be and has got to be.
Saturila? r:i. .? day, may be cloudy In
afternoon. Sunday may sprinkle.
Karlv summer this yeAr. Look
for five days good weather next
week. Monday, watch blowing of
wind at 10 o'clock and ahlning of
sun at 12 o'clock.
ROBERT JETER.
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fHOO.OO Endowment Paid.
DenrUle, ?7a , April 28th, 1906.
This is to certify the!
: from .lohn Mit.hell, Jr.,
Omnd Worthy Counsellor of the
Omnd Court of Vlrglnn, I. O. Calan
Ono Hun.IreJ Dollars
in pnymonl of tl na of
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?Eight Grand Mothers appear at
the Greenville Debating Society's
?aatteej at Leigh St. Methodist Cb.
Monday night, id cenia.