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SEALS WIN GAME;
A CLOSE DECISION
IN SEVENTH HELPS
Umpire Guthrie's Ruling Is
Mainly Responsible for'2
Runs Needed at Finish
Oaks Walloped

The battle for the cellar champion
ship started yesterday at Recreation
park and the Seals. took the slead in
the opening session. shuffiing the short
end of a 3 to 1 score to the decaying
Oaks
It was q mighty snappy exhibition,
In which several valuable runs were
ehoked off right at the plate. The
breaks came to the Seals, Umpire Guth-
rie giving them a good deal in the
seventh round, when he favored the
locals with a close decision which was
mainly responsible for two runs that
were needed at the finish
There was little to choose between
the flinging of Charley flaming, who
bent them over for Howard's gang.
and the work of Iceberg MaIarkey, who
held down the hill for the opposition.
Both were as steady as the sphinx,
and the 18 bingles which were equally
divided between the two hurlers were
fairly well distributed.
After taking three run lead in the
seventh frame, the Oaks experienced a
batting rally in the eighth round and
threatened to drive Tanning, who had
been unusually effective up to that
time, off the hill. Three straight bin
gles came along. but Leard, who had
raped out the third one, became too
avaricious and he was nailed at sec
ond, trying to stretch a long single
to center into double. Then Tanning
recovered himself and waylaid Hetling
and Gardner on pop flies.
The Seals got their first count in the
third round, when Charles dumped a
Texas Lacquer over Gardner's dome
and moved up peg on MeArdle's SAG
rifice. Johnston grounded to Cook,
whe did circus performance, Jug
Charles ambied to third. Schaller
fiayed the air in vain, but double
steal was executed by Charles and
Johnston, the former registering, and
Johnston continued on to third while
Catcher Mite slumbcred in possession
The next counts came along in the
seventh. Charles again led the adj
Ardle dumped one to MalarkeY which
he threw to second to get Charles. and
he looked to have had him. Umpire
Guthrie thought otherwise, and he re-
fused to allow the Oaks to sway his
Johnston sacrificed. schaller was
purposeiy walked Downs forced
Schaller at second, Charles scoring.
Then Cook threw to the plate to get
time, but Mitze dropped the ball, Mac
counting.
In the eighth Mite bIngled to center;
Ness, who was pinch hitting for Ma
and an Teard bingied to deep Center, es, seor-
ing Mite. Leard was chucked out by
Schaller trying to reach second on the
hit. Hetling and Gardner both lifted
soft ones. Score:
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7 TIMELY HITTING
IN NINTH GIVES
WOLVES 0PENER R
Baum Yields Three Bingles
in Final Session and Cap
ital Bunch Takes
Game

Los ANGELES, Aug. 1s.-Timely hit
ting in the ninth inning gave Sacra-
mento the first game with Venice to-
day, to 4, although, with perfect field
ing on the part of the southerners.
Spider Baum would have held the
Wolves to one run in the nine innings.
Sacramento's first run in the sixth In
ming was scored without a hit, while
Venice earned its only run on Kane's 8
triple to right and Hosp's single
Baum held Wolverton's men to five
scattered hits until the ninth inning,
when he yielded three singles. which
gave the visitors the deciding tally of
the game. Williams proved puzzle In
the pinches. Score:
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MAGCART s HEAVY
STICK WORK WINS
GAME FOR ANGELS
Hitting in Pinches, His Two
Bagger and Single Bring
Home Bacon From
Portland
GaPyriaht 1919, hy r. Z. GoIdbeFe.

PORTLAND, Aug. 1s.-When Charles
Comiskey failed to exercise his imme-
date delivery option on Maggart, he
made it possible for the Los Angeles
team to take at least one game from
the Portland Beavers.
That game was claimed by the
Seraphs today, to Q, and all three runs
can be traced directly to MagGart's $
hitting in the pinches. Early In the
game his two bagger scored two and q
later. single brought In the third and
winning tally.
Los Angeles made four double plays
and line drives by the Beavers persist
emily went into the waiting gloves.
The Beavers knocked Crabbe out Of the
box and got the most hits but to no
avail. The luck was against James.
who allowed but five hits. Score:
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Half Mile Horses SfaI
Rockingham Program

SALEM. N. H., Aug. 19.-The half
mile track horses had the program to
themselves at Rockingham park to-
day, where the first days grand cir
cult meeting opened. All three events,
two of them $4,000 stakes, were for the
campaigners on the half mile circuits,
and they furnished some good racing.
especially in the 2:10 pace, which re-
quired five heats.
g The 2:24 trot had a field of IL, the
largest which has started on the grand
circuit this season, and was won IN
straight heats by Peter Sims, driven
by G. w. Lasell of Whitinsville, Mass.
Lew Perkins, a member of the Lasell
stables last season, had things all his
own way in the 2:17 pace stake.
The 2:10 PAGERS put up the hottest
contest of the day, the first three heats
being won by different horses. It was
finally won by Add T, driven by Lester
DGre
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Baby Speed Demon Takes
Another Record

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-The reputation
for consistency of Commodore j. Stuart
Blacktons Baby Speed Demon was en-
hanced today when she piled the AIneri-
can 26 foot motor boat championship
on top of the 20 foot championship won
yesterday at the national meet in this
harbor
1892; as compared with 17.51l l-5 yes
terday.
Four boats. Oregon Kid. Kitty Lawk
Y, Van Blerck and Baby Speed Demon,
boat made the fastest lap, as she did
yesterday and In the same time, 2.45,
and had lead of several seconds over
Baby Speed Demon when she went out
with engine trouble after making eight
fast miles
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CINCINNATI WINS
TWO T ROM BOSTON

BOSTON Aug 19.--Cincfnnati today won both
games of double header from Boston. the first
to q and the second shatouf. to o.
Long hits by Bescher and Hpblitzell were
mainly Instrumental in giving Cincinnati the
victory in the first contest.
Suggs allowed but two Boston men to reach
first base in the second contest and he was
when MarauyiIle got scratch fnheld single
In fhe fourth Inning. The ball that the Boston
ehortstop hit bounded on Hoblitzells glove and
before the first baseman could take it and
throw 1t to Suggs who covered Hrst, Marnn-
vile had reached the base
The official scorer and all the reporters agreed
that it should have been recorded AS q scratch
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 5, Oakland I.
Sacramento 2, Venice 1.
Los Angeles 3, Portland 2.
GAMES TO-DAY
Oakland at San Francisco.
Los Angeles at Portland.
Sacramento af Venice.
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CHICAGO MAKES
IT Z STRAIGHT
FROM CHAMPS
Cicotte, in Great Form,
Holds Old Teammates I'm
til the Seventh, When
They Get | Run

CHICAGO, Aug. 1o.-Chicago made it two
straight from the worlds champions teday when
they defeated Boston, to l. Eddie Cicotte, the
former Boston twirIer, was in great form and
enth inning, when he eased up and the visitors
saved themselves shutout when singles by
Speaker and Lewis, fallowed By double steal
and hit by Janvrin netted their lone run. The
locals get to RAY Collins at the start Of the
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SUMMARY

Errors-WiIliams. Mclean. Brashear, Litchi.
Three base hit-Kane. Sacrifice hit-Young.
First base on called balls--of Baum 1. Struck
out-By Baum A. by williams 3. Double plays
Hosp to Patterson; Hallinan to Stark to Ten
nant. Wild pitch--Williams. Hit by pitched
ball-Patterson. Stolen base-Shinn. Time Of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-Mc-
carthy and Held.
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uHLAH FAILS TO LOWER MARK

GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. l9.-UhIan. owned BIZ
c. X. G. Billings, failed ip his attempt to bet.
ter 3:02%. his owR best mark in the worlds
record for a half mile track. at the opening 81
at the finish Was 2:O8M
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ELPHIA I. DETROIT 3

1oLhI .-...3x q u II
High hatted for Gainer In eighth.
Dauss ran for Stapaes In ninth.
Mckee batted for Lake IN ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Philadelphia q o. O 8 o o.
Deroit .......>....o O o Q 0 0-s
SUMMARY
Errors Baker, McInnis schang, Louden.
Veach i21. Two base hits-Baker (21, Cobb
Three base hit Crawford. HitsE0n Shawkey,
In innings; % HoHck In Innings, none
out Ii pinthf a Bender none IN inning; on
enth; 81 Lake. in innings. sacri-
Ace hits-Houok ~. Sacrifices jes-AcInnis (2),
Crawford Stolen hases SchaRg. Oldrna. Bush
Left on bases -PhtladelphIa Q, Detroit r First
base on called baIle--Oh ShaWkeY 2. ~ Hall 8,
a a. ksss &c., 4 q ,as M9sek st, HIt M pitched ball
1, by Hall I, BY Bender /, b. Hcuck q Time
az gsme-1 hour and 50 minutes Empires-
oiLoushlin and Sheridan.
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SAN FRANCISrn
SUMMARY

In innings. Charge defeat to Malarkey.
Stolen bases Johnston, eehallar Charles. Three
base hit-Cartwright Two base hfts-Leard
Schmidt Sacrifice hits McArdle, Cartwright.
JehRston. First base On called balls-0n Ma
iarkey 2, on Tanning l. Struck Uut-By Ma
larkey 4, by Tanning 5, by Pruitt 2. Earned
runs s-Oakland ], San Francisco 2. Left on
bases-Oakland Z, San Francisco B. Time OF
gaps-l hour and So minutes. Umpires- Bush
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PIrTsBuRG 8, NEW YORK 5

NEW YORK, Aug. 1a.-Plttsburg evehed the
series Ct New 1 York A By taking the sfodrth game
the first and second innings, scoring six runs.
In each OF these innings Carey drove home
ruin into the upper tier Of the graHdstand. His
long drive In the second followed Adams, single
and Eyrnes double CraRdall, wha was phr-
chased hack from St. Louis yesterday. ALSO
was bit hard and was poorly supported. Srhupp
young left handler. who has been with the
champions all year, gat into his frst big league
game and did not permit hit fn the two in
hings he pitched.
sensational one handed running catch BIZ
Murray On Wagner In the eighth inning was a
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Sfo5fign It: EgqIs- ......S ............SS j 81 Sa2s ~
SUMMARY

ErrorLwhitted 2. Daubert 2. Ieft ON b.sea-.
st. Louis Q, Brooklyn 8. Two base hit--Mov-
rey. Three base hit-W. Fischer. sacrifcs
hits-Hukgins. 0akes ri, Mowrey Konefchy
ReuIbaoh First base on errors---st Louis /.
BROOKLYN 2 Stolen hase-Oakes- First base On
called balls-Of Perritt 8 on Reulbach q
Struck out-By Perritt 2. by Reulbach s. br
sallee 2. by Rsgon & Wild pitch--Perritf.
Rsyesehr r. iai1s.s hits sn PerSitt n 2a ippipssi
game 4 hour and 40 minutes. Umpirss-Ris-
Ter and Byron.
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PoRTLANn
SUMMARY

Struck out--By James 4, By Krause l. First
base on called balls--OR Crabbe 3, on Krause /.
Two base hits-Derrlok, Leber, Rodgers te5,
Maggart. Stolen bases Wetell, Maggart t2l.
Double plays-Page to johnson; Page to Moore;
Page to Johnson to Moore; HoEard to Metzger.
Sacrifice hits-Moore, Leber, Magaart hit BY
"a. BY James s. Base hfts-0n Crabbe 9. runs
?; of James 8. runs g. Charge defeat to James.
Time OF game hour and 90 minutes. Umpires
-Finney and Phyle.
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SUMMARY

SCORE BY INNINGS
Boston ........... @ 0 O O O OIL
Chicago ....-..... 1 Q x-5
SUMMARY
Errors-Chase. Schalk Weaver Two base hits
Chase, Berger, Dhappsll. Three base hit-Bo-
Moseley, In 2 innings; on Hall, none ID In
ming sacrihee hits -dieotte Lord, stpaen bases
Chase, Janvrin, Speaker Lewis (2), J. Collins
Double play-Chase to Weaver. Left on bases
Chicago 9, Boston !. First base on called balls
on clcotte l. Hit by pitched ball. Collins
by Hall; Struck out-Ry Cdcotte 9. by r. Collins
2, BIZ Moseley g. Wild pitch-Cicatte. Time Of
game hours. Umpires- -Dineen and Esan.
WASHINGTON 5, CLEVELAND i
CLEVELANn. o.. Aug e.-walter johnson
pitched his thirteenth st0ight victory for
Washington here today downing cleveland in
contest that went 10 innings. The scere was
5 to i.
For nine innings the game was q pitchers
battle, In which neither Johnson nor Falken-
berg. who pitched for Cleveland. excelled. But
In the tenth. slow fielding on the part Of the
son the margin.
Clevelands only run was scored In the first
irnIng. Chapman singled took second on Jack
sop's cut, went to third when Isloie was safe
on McBrides low throw and scored en- passed
bal BY Ainsmith which was near wild pitch.
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scHREcK QUITS IN rH1RrEErrH

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1e.-Mlke Schreck was
compelled to quit at the end Of the thirteenth
round OF scheduled 10 round match here to-
night with Dick Gilbert.
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Total ..5l 2 ~ IA
Mcdonald batted for Rudolph In sixth.
Hess batted for Smith in ninth.
Collins for Hess in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Cincinnati ....... Q 0 0 IA
Boston ......... o o 0 D o 0-2
SUMMARY
ErreFs-Johuson. Griffith, Collins. Two hase
hits -Hoblitzell. Dodge. Three base hit--Bes-
cher. Hts--On Rudolph I in S innings; of
Dickson III /. Sacrifice dy-Bates. Stolen
base-Myers. Sacrifice hits-Rariden. Marsans.
Tinker, Dodge. Double plays-Myers to Maran-
vile: Tinker to HoblitxelI. Left on bases
Cincinnati 8. Boston g. First base on called
balls-Of Rudolph /, on johnson g. OF Dickson
/. First base errors-Reston 2. Cincinnati L.
Struck out-By Rudolph 3. by johnson 4, by
Dickson l. Time OF game--2 hours and 10
minutes. Umpires-Brennan and Eason
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Thorpe ran for McIean ID the seventh.
McCdrrnick batfed far CrandaiI In the seventh.
cooper 0a'sa seoRa sGE sa ssalafs FsisG II g. nlHth
plttsburE 9 Q p-s
SUMMARY
First base on erroxa-Pittsbarg q. Two base
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Yhits-Byrne, snodgrass Merkls. Home runs
Carey f2l. Sacrifice ny-Miller. Stolen bases ssw
York 6. Pittsburg 8 Double plays-Fletcher to
Merkle: Miller ts Wagner; snddgrass to Merkie
First base on called halls-or Crsndall l,s on
Schupp /, of Adams I. Struck out-By Adams
2. Hits-0n Fromme In l 1-3 innings; on
trandaH in 3 2-s innings; OF schupp in 2.
Time Of gane-1 hour and AZ minutes. I'm
pires--Klem and Ortiz.
CHICAGO Q, PHILADELPHIA 2
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1S.--ehicago won it's,
fourth straight victory here today over Philadel-
phia, to 2. The visitors scored All their runs
in two innings By bunching four hits, including
doubles by Schultz and Archer. with two passes
Gravath and Killifer got six Of the eight hits
made OF Pierce. southpaw. the former getting
two donbles and tEo singles In four times at bat.
Pierce kept his hits scattered except in two in
nings.
1t was learned today from x-ray exaniinations
that Paskert had broken fnger Of his right
hand in catching drive on Schulte's bat yester-
day and that Walsh Of Philadelphia had broken
bone in hts foot py being hit with ball in
prqr rf
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Total. 30 so 12t
Olson hstted for Falkenbera In tenth.
SCORE BIZ INNINGS

Washington 80 { . e-5
Erros-J Johnston. Mcbride. Two base hits
Jackson, johnson. Gandil. Three base hits
bases Johnston a. Mcbride, Milan, Gandil,
Foster. Double plays-Carisch and I.a1oie First
base on called balls-OH FaIkenberg J. on
johnson /. Struck out-By Falkenberg 10. by
aohnson s. Passed halls-Ainsmith f2 wild
ptch-Falkenberg. First base on errors-Cleve-
ton 8. Time OF game hours aud Is minutes.
Umpires-Evans and Hildebrand.
PHILADELPHIA 1. DETROIT
DETROIT, Mich, Aug Ie--Detroit presented
Philadelphia with 4 to 3 victory today wild
throwing, Indifferent throwing, loose fielding and
an error at critical moment enabled the Wis
itors to come up from behind, score three runs IN
team did great deal Of hitting, hut Philadel
phia used three pitchers and Detroit used two
Score ~
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SUMMARY

Two base hit--Groh. Sacrifice hit-HohlItzell
Left on bases-cincnpati 9. Boston l. First bas
on called balls--Of Tyler 2. of Suggs l. Strucl
out-By Tyler & BY Suggs s. Time Of game
hour and 35 minutes. Uinpires-EaseH and Bren
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eF. LOUIS s. BRoOKLY7y q

BROOKLYN. Aug. Ie.-St. LonIs played .
bunting game to. defeat Reulbach today and had
trying to stop the sacrifice bunting. This was
especially true Of the sixth inning. when tho
went a Tong way toward scoring the visitors
three runs and deciding the game. Score.
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suAfMAR1

Errors-Knabe, Magee ~. Two. base hits
ton. Left on bases-Chieaso g. Philadelphia a.
tk Struck ogtmBy Pierce y sest9n 9. ,st First
balIs-On Pierce 2, on seatofi 5. hit by pitched
bafi-Evers and Williams, by Scafcn. Time OF
game-1 hour and so minutes. Uu1pires-o Day
and Emslie
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SECOND GAME

Mcdonald hatted for Deviin In the fifth
Hess batted for Whaling In the ninth.
cr,nru
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Time-2:10A, 2:10@, 2:12Z.
e, three in i've, purse, 81, coo:

TInses.il. 2:Ooh. 2:osA. 2:llA. 2:1saz.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-16
S. S MissionarY


Notice IS hereby glpen 70 SIS
members the Executive Bore
and churches throughout the "a
Olive District that the Exeeusigs
Board will meet with Bells Caaaz
el Baptist church, UlliD, Thps
day before the and Sunday Isl
June. ask that all churchss
send delegates 70 this meeting
Each church is requested 70 slnS
5 from each church iog chs
school and paper. Come aed Ii
us raise the financial standard
our district. Please send n yoas
money for MissicnsrF, q ne aq
doing all he can Tor the sela
Now Brothers and sisters as
have done well 10 our lsss Use
meetings We raised ss CulPss
vile, $s7.tIeat Rounds. .$g3 20
| leel that we can DO more u sq~
cry chhrch will seRd one dollsg
Brothers II is up 20 rs 90 na6s
our distfics whag "a should hcs ~
course we have had a great 5is7
aster Of the greatssi accd on aseS
ord but God has taken care os 47s
churches. I know OF only a@o
that suffered loss ard we sympa
thize with the African Baptist
church OF Metropolis ard sfe
Shiloh Baptist at Future City
.Rcvs. Norment and Hayes are
The pastors We cray ios ahe
divines. Let us as mininissegs
come 1closerstegethsr.
ours In the worh
d. Parrish, d. D
Moderator.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-16
CARgONDALE .
Editor Gazette -:

Editor Gazette :-
Allow me space 10 say 70
the Moderator and Superintsnd-
ent VI Missions that we ought 10
consider as preachers and come
to the front We have some that
say that they will not pay the
Freewill efferirg but. think il
you are Gods sent man you
viii never object to doing good
lor the cause. we can hollow and
some sister will shout. we get sell
conceited. III was a preacher
and could nor get a shout | would
60 back home End would think
that God did not call me.
Brethren. let US Notk up.
preach up and pay up We must
live soe one another ard bear
zach others burdens.
We wish 20 say TO 10 the S. S.
Of she East Mt. Olive Convention
thar the @c hope 70 rally to the
front as the conventions is fast ap-
preaching end We hope you will
be able to report the amount OF
SI2 90 TO each school il possible.
Brother pastors and superintend-
cnts, especially. on the account
of the sickness ofmy family wiz
not be able 10 make il over my
diserices sus hope each school
will send fheig dues that is, Ioc
per member. The schools that I
have visited are slsiging fox a
higher calling.
We hope 10 take ihe Isanncr OF
she State OF Illinois ibis year with
the assistance Of other districts.
R c Brown.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-16

ask she question what rs the p;S 9
ehe answer is IL is She boos oa
God, again il IS The book oa sls
books. AID the master q ai3 a5n7
guages, May ! ask The question
whag is y our mission 10 see m, aia
word was IL any ms 2 would ce'ne
after me lcs him deny himself ard
and take up bis ore IS daily ard
follow me-. We caanncs .sia az
his feet as teachers. &e cannes
see the ideal OF his pertecs e&ans
pie We have go page, in ais
commission 10 evaneeliga s3e
world unit! We have yieldsd cuH
hearts 10 Him.
II we are founded on all8s wa
will put il IN Religious psactie4
and gain souls lor the supbpilc'ag
Of Gods Kingdom and when we
do this We are doing a gsesS
Home Mi.sion in cur slasd sfa
country, and ssnd lptlh msssesv
gers. with light Tor sll dalkress
with lie foS ali death, wish logss
inesss and his fnal wosds s,a
heir ssTs ngsh IS they &c.
am with you AWAY 1ven ga
the end Ct she world
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-16
What Is The Eess Home Mission
Beck To Study?
E}V

Mrs. Laura Sparks, Sparta I'll.
Solomon the wisess man wrote
lhat OF making many books there
Is no end aud much study is a
WEAKNESS osthe flesh bat we DO
NOT grow weary Of our bible
will say che bible because /
can see SO many good things the
bibls has done for CHRISTIAN civil
izalion. Essn when Ergland run
up the white lag oi peace shis
country requessed that Thomas
jeaerson would write the deciara
ton Oh Independence and ne said
in this declaration ghas he believe
that God created ali msn 20 have
freedom. and equal rights and by
this wc see snat Mr Jefferson had
been studyirg the eess old book.
che bible OF Goo
IL all Of cur some mission
training we will fad thar the bible
teaches charity at home and when
abroad What is the mission OF
every parent ofshe United States
Of today9 1t is their mission to
raise and train children in the
ways OF God and when they get
old they will not depart from il.
friends We can not know this un-
ess we study the bible. MAY |
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-16
COLPS PSVIL.LE

Deag Editor. allow me 20 say
we aresrnoying along very nicely
an our church and sunday Scho %
Rev. ] u McCSafy. Dur 5. s..
Missionary was with Us short
time ago also Rev. S. VILE
Jams os Springfield accompanied d
him. They visited our Literary
and made some interesting talks.
sunday mos ming We had coed
Sunday School and the Mission
aFy did some nrediai Iecsu, irg
and inssfucsing Many thanks
70 him. ios We like his visits. AZ
cieven o'clock he delivered an
able sermon.
The wtiser visistd IN y Louis.
Mo. for a iew days her daugh-
ser Mrs Grace Caters.
Buster Jones shos his wiie 10
the hand and made slighS aesh
wopnd and is Is claimed 20 be an
accident
Meo. please 8aY down your
arms. this is . civilized co0nigy
We could nor expect ANY better
Il ee weSe 10 the wilds Of Africa.
RepoTsee.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-16


is hereby given 20 the officers ard
constituents OF the Eass Mt. Olive
Baptist Association that the ex.
ecusiye Board and the NJ. d. <
M institute will convene with the
St Paul Baptist church Brook
port Illinois on Thursday before
the shisd Sunday in May. All
members arc requested 10 Be pres
ens And TOO. the pastors who
have been reluctant along mission
ary lines. are earnestly requested
% bsing this matter before their
church ADD bring up 70 said meet
ing sl.e i've cents for the mission
ary IS agreed upon az our last
annaal meeting as Murphy sboto
Gllinpis Auguss last. and sou who
have doae nothing along this line
are requested 50 bring hiteen css.
peg qusgseg as this Is the third
qgssseEiy meegiog. And too, the
ave dollars Tor the building sund
have been oveeIooked all the year
and when you DO call cn ycus
people 10 60 shia work az tic end
81 shs geag, shey seel unable 10
DO 60 hence you come up 30 the
association wish your suig cases
aasl ps excuses. and spend more
sim@ om che 6o@s wigh youg lip
gnsa 10y nIsy making promises.
shas any body else, then 20 home
os6 acIl y0ng people she church
u s1es own isee soscgign and they
Cog a. il i. shey desise. Brcsh~
rem eais i not my work alone i
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