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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
ELSEWHERE
Torpedo boa, destroyer o'Brien

Torpedo boat destroyer o'6rien
launched at Philadelphia.
All states except South Carolina
meet requirements of new militia
law. which cuts down number 81
officers.
Knights Of Pythias gather In
Terre Haute for golden jubilee Of
order.
Oregon forest fires under control.
stockholders Of Stockton q East
ern railway file complaint concern
has been looted OF Sisl. 900.
Three balloons In ParisLondon
race forced TO descend by high
winds.
Esperanto Association Will pre-
sent opera Mt Chicago In Esperanto.
Stay Of execution denied Henry
Spencer. East St Louis murderer.
under sentence OF death
Peace treaty between Uruguay
and United States In signed
Charles Haap. Los AnssIes con-
tractor. killed Mira. Fikes. widow.
who spurned him
Naval target practice a eremer.
ton delayed by winds.
Judge o. r. Hoieomb Of Adams
county has flied for candidacy for
supreme court
eundry civil bill, ~ adopted BY
senate cuts out some urgent needs
Of Alaska
Colony Of Pacific eoast japanese
will start truck gardening In Michi-
gan.
Hsitlen rebels are rspuissd BY
government troops-
King George. In royal yacht, -
views 200 British fighting vessels.
Five are killed by premature
dynamite blast ut Panama.
Senate Judiciary committee
agrees on text OF first antitrust
measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

IIERE il sentence from Frank Walsh's speech the
"A RECENT social center conference which ought to be studied
TO form the habit of using the machinery of democratic
assembly and discussion which exists in system Of
mon schoohouses that shall be able heads
instead OF losing heads the economic problem, Is
matter of social life and DEATH of reconstruction
tion OF society the failure OF democracy
As chairman Of the national commission industrial
lations Walsh looks ahead He Paint Creek Calumet,
Ludlow omnous forerunners Of the appeal force and
he hopes instead for the appeal to
History records the sway of force. But have
factors-free schools the democratic ballot the way
to free speech If we have enough to take it.
Maybe these will
They're worth trying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
Seem TO LIKE II

George Long and Edward Jones.
who were smuggling two Chinese
from Canada when their launch cap
sized. while ago. seemed 10 well
come their sentence of IA months
each at Mcneil island penitcntiary.
presented them yesterday by Fed
eral Judge Neterer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
ILLUSIONIST ON
PANTAGES BILL

The rescue OF a girl from an en-
ragged lion forms the thrilling fea.
ture OF the new Pantagcs bill.
Carter the Great. the illusionist,
presents the thrill In The Lions
Bride" which Ia only one Of many
mysteries he has up his sleeve. +"
His Magical Divorce" creates In
terest.
Those We're Happy Days." a
comedy by Eddie Howard and his
company, was we'll received. Hal
len and Burt sing and dance. Mad
jie IL physical culture girl. Pot
latch pictures are flashed on the
screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
Johnny Write IS

n. y. mundy-poits sertanly
has a feerce time. don't they
II they rite the kind OF poEtry
that they can sell. pepel shy
they amt got no artistick ideels.
and II they stick 20 their ar
tistick idoels. they don't eat
at least not often enough 70
they will win any fat mans gold
medals
speekin OF which. | herd a com
lkel storey about a poor poit the
uther day
he went into n publishin offs.
aud white he was setting In the
outside room waiting for the ed
tier 10 get through with his aft
er-dinner nap. sumboddy In the
street hollcred fire"
cvryboddy In the place run
outdoors. even tho etiter woke
up
blmeby the excitement wns
over. and they all como back
OF eorse the poit he ran out
too
tho poit he begun lookin all
around In the offs where hs had
been setting. and tho offs boy
been setting. and the offic boz
nsked him had he lost sumthing
yes. anssred tho pois. iookin
very sad, had = paokidge OF
poems. and left them In here.
and now Their seem to be gohc
we'll. says the offs boy. you
can rite thom over again. can't
you
o yea. the poit rcpiys. that part
OF " IL all rite. but there W ~ =
ham sandwich wrapped up In
them. Johnny
And There Was Peace
A revival was being conducted
by q muscular preacher. lie was
disturbed BY two young men who
scoffed Mt everything they sa " or
heard.
lie paused and asked them
why they had attended the meet
Ing.
We came TO see miracles per.
formed" imprudcntIy replied one
OF them.
Leaving tho pulpit and walking
quietly down the aisle. tho min.
lister seized ono after the other
by the collar and, as they disap-
peared out OF the door. re-
marked.
We don't perform miracles
here, but we do cast out DEVILS"
JOSH WISE SAYS
"of course daughter helps
mother about IN house: doesn't
daughter play tn plano for
mother while mother does IN
work."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
Equal Pay for Equal Work

INITIATE Pay school teacher much wages
w man, when any school board get dozens Of
women applicants for employment present for every
vacancy
Thus the tories greet the equal suffrage equal pay
luton adopted by the National Education Association Of ST.
Paul And mutterng about the eternal sancty Of
the law Of supply and demand
But, getting down to brass tacks. why not7
II the woman teaching equals social value that of the
man-and most folks agree that usually it does-why
shouldn't her pay equal hsi
Is the community, too to be expoer OF womanhoodl
To be sure, it keeps down"
Which is fine thing for dodgers and those Of large
wealth who always for low though if
revise taxing system make privilege its
share there would be plenty of pay teachers
IS much as men and do many other just things we'll
Perhaps that's the real bedrock for the present
discrimination against womenthe fact that many
some unwse women don't want just taxation.
Yes; we're pretty certain it is.
TALK ABOUT municipal public
utilities and her breere
WOULD much prefer 70
only ntnano that Mr. Villa
serving sxprssIdsnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

The mattress on a bed should
be aired frequently. When
mattress is slept on for any con-
siderable length OF time without
airing. the moisture which II ABB
serbs from the body causes II TO
become packed and hard. When
IL Is aired In the sunlight. the
moisture IL given out. making
the mattress lighter and softer.
That's the reason why a recent
ly aired mattress conduces 10 .
more restful sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
What One City Is Doing

IJERE'S a little item that is significant
The report of the park department Cleveland O..
shows that from May 10 July Is. the city has Melted
profit $4,000 taking running the concessions
itself Sounds odd but it's nevertheless that Cleve-
is doing the ice and soda pop business
directly.
OF course the city doesn't 60 into that business to make
money.
Primarily, the object to improve the quality OF the
service rendered and provide better sanitary conditions
That's the purpose Cleveland accomplished in the
establishment OF municipal dance halls It's the object de-
sired Seattle with the splendid opportunity provide
clean wholesome enjoyable dancing the Leschi pavilion
Cleveland has made good in municipal ice cream as well
three-cent fares and municipal dance halls.
There's reason why Seattle can't succeed with a mu-
nicipal dance hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
No Money Minimum

n, HOSE Iowa clubwomen who law permitting no
couple to get married unless they have at least 500
fear. fooled by half-truth
The important thing in getting married is for the righ,
to find the right
Money is desirable. but secondary.
When the right and mates the right woman.
he will work for her. she will work for him both will work
for their children and somehow barring exceptional msor
tune, the factor will take OF itself.
It's all bad discipline for loves young dream TO
have to begin on basis OF economy and mutual sacrifice
More marriages spoiled by beginning with too much
than with little
One OF the happiest old grandpas knew told
that he and his bride their first meal life partners
board stretched barrels And it wasn't be-
the furniture hadn't either That and
and bed and chairs. plus few cracked dishes
all the furniture they owned.
Their scanness of material belongings drew them
gther he hustled she saved and they became
but riches didn't spoil EN-.
law making it possible for and woman in love
have fair chance work. and would be fine
law, il enforced.
But money minimum for matrmony.
sIsnvto oInssns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
INN CHANGES NAME

Automobilists have noticed the
change In the name OF the Snug
gerry Tea Shop" to the "Snuggery
Inn" II IL located on the Bothell
road. overlooking Lake Washing
ton. at = pretty scenic point Tho
shorter name was adopted by tho
management. AZ many OF the pa
irons favored H. Southern cooking
and chicken dinners are . feature
At the "Snuggery Inn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
so should He Reap"

The late Rev. Sylvester Horne.
~ho represented Ipswich In par.
lament. uscd TO tell an amusing
story concerning visit which
Mr.. Baifour onos paid b that
town. An old Lady. hard OF hear.
Ing. seeing tho crowd Of people
outside tho station and tho extra
police present. mixed up the I'm
ion'st leaders arrival with the
ipf ich term OF court. and asked
ncighbor for whom they were
waiting. When sho was told II
was Mr.. Balfour. tho old lady
said;
Well. suppose n the poor
man has done anything wrong
hos got TO suffer for IL"
Nothing Personal
A worker In one Of che r,ls-
sion settlements was speaking
20 some waterfront boys with ref.
erenee 20 Roman history. Ne
touched upon the doInas of Nero.
giving . vivid picture OF the cru
city Of the emperor. II seemed
90 the speaker thss ne had flssd
the Idea Of Injustice and wicked
ness In the mlnds Of HE hsarsrs-
Then no bsOan 10 ask . ss~
qusstionA
~soys whss Dc yos think u
NeroT'
silence. b~oksn eniy By IN vn-
easy shifting of the isds In their
sents-
"wsiI. Clancy. said the leo
turer. making an individual ap-
peal. ~"whst do you think %
kcro7 Would you say no was .
good msn7 Would you like TO
know him1"
Clancy hesitated. Finally,
after again beIrg urged 10 reply,
he did % In these words:
well. he never done nothln'
20 me-"
II Was Safe
A child entered n grocer's
shop and. putting n jar on the
counter. asked for nickel's
worth OF syrup.
The grocer took away tho Jar.
put In the syrup. brought 10 back,
and. placing Il on the counter.
said
There's your syrup. Where's
your money!
The child replied with bated
breath. "Mother--put it--at the
bottoml"
A lucuIlan Feast
John A. Murry. the Manchester
clothicr. came down TO our den
Sunday last and remained long
enough 10 eat raw tnrnip with
tho writer.--West Union (Ohio)
Defender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
BODY OF MINER
FOUND ON BEACH
. . .
FOUND OUT

JUNEAU. July 2l. wedged
among the rocks on the beach near
here, the body OF William Shroyer,
a well-to-do miner. was discovered
yesterday. lie Is believed to have
wandered to the beach while suffer.
ing from an accidental blow on the
head. received at his mine recently.
He was formerly mining partner OF
Senator Dan Sutherland OF 1ditarod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

In Berlin there has been con-
structed skating rink with all the
properties OF Ice. but made OF salt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

YOU HAVE seveneiohshs full fully
deand Mr. heurtas resignation mesaoespsy with
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

Pennsylvania COURT decides Harry
$4,000 fathers
\ bsfers the lawyers GET Hi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
HE DIDN'T MAKE GOOD

Mrs. Adelaide r. jackson. In a
divorce complaint says Chester A.
Jackson failed to make good on his
promise OF a bungalow and an In
heritance Of $4,000. They were
married June %, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

NEW YORK spend $4,000 srsssheppsrs
shs takes alive might sell them Ohio nsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21
THEY GOTTASWIM

To make provision for the big
swimming tank In the new home,
the Y. w. G. A. has petitioned the
council to raise the limit OF free
water from $4,000 to 100000 gal
Inns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

= WOULD much prefer 70 hands Huerta"
Intnatne
serving sxprssIdsnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

TALK ABOUT municipal ownership Venna owns all her
Utilities and brewertes, Undertaking est
nsnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-21

John A. Murry. the Manchester
clothicr. came down TO our den
Sunday last and remained long
enough to eat raw turnip with
tho writer.--west Union (Ohio)
Defender.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29
On to Carbondale.

Editor OF the Gazette. pleas al
low US opportunity to speak TO
the churches and brethren before
the State Baptist Genra1 conven-
tion meets with the churches in
Carbonate. on June 10th. And
Bro, editor, we wish to address
the brethren personally SO far as
we can call to mind and we hope
that no church nor society will
be left behind. Let this meeting
be record breaker. With God
to lead and he lp US. we need
fear no harm. regardless Of the
threatening storm. The laws are
plain which His word contains.
1t means One Lord. One Faith,
and One Baptism. So. then
brethren. our aim and object.
should be, Missions. Education,
and regeneration. Elcer II AL
lison. OF Centrala. fst Vice Pres !,
served notice on the churches in
this end OF the state to show
their loyalty to the cause to the
the cause OF the Easter DR..
Fisher. has standing article in
the Gazette. urging the churches
and brethren. to come up TO the
help OF the Lord. Brethren. please
do not say that this OF that hin
dered you; you had whole year
to get ready. the meeting is here
almost at your doorstep.
We had in mind to address
article personally to the brethren
the presidents. OF the Women's
work. the importance Of their
hearty cooperation. Let this be
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29
Notice..

To the local w. K. & M. So
cieties OF the Mt Olive Baptist
Association: You are aware
that we held no meeting with the
Executive Board in March being
unable to attend myself, and the
frsr meeting was financially poor.
Zach local is asked to send to
the sec Sister Allie Barnard
OF Metropolis. ST.. to assist III
the representation fee to the State
convention as she will attend. II
VIII meet IN Carbondale. June 10.
Hoping as many OF the sisters
and circles will represent in this
meeting as can, also represent
your circles in the Needle and
Art work department.
| will be glad to correspond
with some sister that can traveI
in the District Mission work and
visit the churches.
M. ] BLAKE. Pres.
ALLIE BARNARD. Sec.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29
IN MEM0RIAM.

In sad and loving memory :
our d. ar Mother, Mrs. sAhAI
JANE ROBINSON. who depar,ec
this life six months ago to day
May 2sth.
Though you're not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade;
Loving hearts will always linger,
Around the grave where on are laid.
But, we know that you are happy,
In the mansions OF the hlest;
Where there Is no pain or sorrow.
Only sweet. Eternal RI st.
From your loving daughter,
Lou ELLA Young
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29

called Baptists. Amtng many
OF our ranks Bap,ists this SUI
ject falls for want Of intelligt Mt
understanding and OF correct
and proper statement. Sec res OF
5aptists have been asked what is
the difference between you and
other denominations? Their an
swer has simply been that Bap-
fists believe ia immersion. ] he
answer, as far as it goes. is cor
rect, but it does not go lar enough
and Is therefore very shallow and
imperfect. Others have answer
ed the question by saying "Bap-
lists practice close communion.
This too. might be regarded as
it goes, correct. 1t is misleading
however, and superficial Sene
times SUCH Intelligent Baptisls as
DR.. Goth. Pres. OF a college in
England. carelessly states trrda-
mentals as be has donein the En-
clypeGia Britannica VIZ where he
says. The Baptists as denomi-
nation are distinguished from 9TH
cr determinations by views they
hold separating the ordinance Of
Baptism. | declare TO you that
there is lar greater difference
than this, and shall enee avor
10 show it and shall give greater
and more plausible reasons why
| am Baptist. ist, the iunda-
mental principles that make us
Baptists are our belief in the Su
preme Authority and absolute
sutiicieny OF the word oi God. the
scriptures are our separate exist
ance is practical and logical
demonstration in our attempt TO
apply this principle in all reIig-
Gus matters: and until this con-
clusion is reached, the bed rock
OF our de. omination will not
|Lave been touched. The script
ure. the Bible. our guide, our
waybill from earth to heaven. not
L. +. liich COX directory, and il
man is allowed TO alter this,
where would be earths guide
and where the foundation founda-
tion for a church at all9
Yours in Him.
4. ]. FISHER.
To be continued. Editor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29
Editor Gazette

Wish ~ SPSdh W
the Baptist Family OF Illinois:
Brethren and Sisters:-
Greeting When our Conven-
ton adjourned last June in Auro-
ro, it did so to convene with the
Pleasant Grove Baptist church Of
Springfield H., June 10th 1914
by their invitation through Past
or j. ]. Chappell. We have been
rcsonly informed by them thru
our Correspondent Secretary DR..
E. H. Borden that for some cause
they could not take the conven-
tion. v at once set about with
the Cor. s,cc'y casting among the
churches OF the state to see who
would care for lis this year. AT
once the doors OF the following
churches were thrown open Oil
vet and Providence Of Chicago
and the two churches combined
at Carbondale with Revs. Dorsey
and Norment. pastors.
The Executive Board was call.
ed and a unanimous vote was
taken in favor OF Carbondale, for
June 10th.
You are therefore asked as a
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29

Of one to do IS he plcases in reli-
gious matters. Two things must
be noted here.
lst. that our religious liberty
must not run counter 10 the will
OF God. Christ said. Go ye
therefore and disciple > II nations.
immersirg thsm into tie name If
the Father. and of the oon and OF
the Holy Ghost. teaching them to
observe az things whatsoever !
have commanded you. Matt.
zs:io.
There is no liberty Of man that
can set asses fks law ot our fissn
Lord. and according to this. rhe
apostle writes. As irec-using
your liberty-as servants OF God
! Pet. 2:Io. "Iothis end was |
born. and Tor this cause came |
into the world that should bear
witness unto the truth, saith the
Lord The church is the
ground and the stay OF the truth.
Other denominations may claim
their righisio a separate existence
on the ground that this is a lard
OF religious Liberty. but God for
bid that the Baptists should ever
think OF such plea.
and Oar religious liberty must
not interfere with our duty to
our fellow men. | solemnly de-
clare IN the condition oil mankind
tnat the needless multiplication
Of denomltions is a great SIN sin
against humanity. The grea,
mass 0. the human family is with
out the true knowledge OF God.
and Jesus Christ. whom God sent
into fhe world. IL is needless as
well as sin to multiply dcnomi-
nations siTnply because I'VE wish
IT,, when the only grouRd for a
separate and distinct cxistance
OF denomination should grow
out Of profound scriptural. doc
trine difference. Other than this,
there is no ground whatever for
its existance. | wish to state
here that there is very serious
misrepresentation among others
concerning US Bapiists. We are
charged wirh dividing the Chris
tendon upon bare ordinance
and also crying about how much
water to be used in the act OF
baptism. We are also charged
with separating ourselves from
others by the arbitrary restrict
ion we place around the table OF
our Lord and with bigotry, arro-
eating to ourselves a sanctiiy SUI
perior 10 others. These are the
characteristics supposed by 9TH
ers 10 mark the people that are
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29
YOUNG COLORED MAN OF
CAIRO, WINS HIGH KON0RS

Julian II Lewis, son OF Prof.
u. c Lewis of the Sumner his h
school. has won honors at the
University Of Chicago. The Ma
room. the students publication,
says:
Julian Herman Lewis has be en-
awarded the second annual How
ard Taylor Ricketts, prize of $3.50
by the Medical faculty for origi-
nal research work in the depart
ment of Pathology. The lrize
was established as an annual a.
ward by Mrs Howard I. Rick
etts IS a memorial to Professor
Ricketts,. who died in Mexico
City, May 8, 1910. from typpbus
fever, which he acquired while
studying the disease. Mr.. Lew
is received his Bachelor oil Arts
degree at the university CT Illi-
nois in 1911. and his Master of
Arts degree there in 1912 He
entered the Medical school OF the
University in the Autumn quar-
ter OF 1912. and has been in at
tendance at dIfferen, periods since
then Cairo Evening Citizen.
The editor, ofGazette. is much
! pleased to chronicle the above
news of so worthy and aspiring
young man as Julian Lewis, who
has set pace for his fellows.
We are proud OF him. First, be-
Cause he is member OF my race.
which shows the possibilities OF
the Negro boy and girl when
they get down to study and given
proper training. Second, be-
he is an Egyptian born and
reared He is "Chip off Of the
Old Block, = his father. Prof j.
c. Lewis being one of the lead
ing educators in the state, and his
mother. Mrs. c. o. Lewis, is q
very talented woman. and is the
assistant principal to her husband.
We know Julian will make good
in the medical profession when
he has compile ted the course not
only in aleviating pain. allaying
fevers, diagnosing disease. am-
putting the limbs but raking in
the bright shiring shekels as well.
Give the Negro a chance and
let Him Alone" and he will
prove to the world that there is
nothing in the color OF the skin
or curl OF the hair. Give the
young American hearing before
the bar OF public opinion and
the stigma placed upon race by
two and one half centuries OF
calling chains OF American bond
age and bitter bardships encoun-I
tered in the battle for bread and
existence. will soon have been
efsced from the pages OF history
and the memory of a diabolical
and prejudiced mob OF this coun-
try.
Nnsiea
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-05-29

Let evry minister OF the Mt
and East Mt. Olive Associations
attendthe Baptist State Conven-
tion which convenes in Carbon
dale June 10th. A minister who
will not attend these meetings
should be placed in the rear rank
with his class where he will final
y go.