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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-15

victims. Let a board Of proficient
physicians prepare these amend
ments.-A. L. B., M. D.
A STUDY IN MILLIONS. - In the
following paragraphs I will endeavor
to submit briefly what is in my Opin-
ion one of the principal reasons why
the people of this country are poor
and getting poorer each successive
year, and it is a fact which nearly all
overlook.
We all know that in this country
there are several hundred million
aires. To serve as an illustration, let
us assume that amongst several mil
lion people there are 200 milliOnaires
whose combined capital will aggre-
gate 1000 million dollars, which
money is invested and earning 10 per
cent interest. At the end of the first
year their holdings with accrued in
terest will amount to 1920 million
dollars, and the following year the
millions of people must pay the in
terest on the added 200 million dol
lars. At the end of the second year
their capital has now increased to
2,42O million dollars, without their
having in reality produced anything
by their own physical labC~, At the
end of the third year their holdings
have increased to 1852 million dol
lars, or, in other words, n three
years, without producing anything,
these 200 men have added 662 mil
lion dollars to their holdings. And
so on ad infinitum.
With this vivid example before you,
you can readily see that in certain
length of time the miIlionaires here
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-22
lot with that egg money and get foot hold this good old earth Of ours
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CITY OF ATKINSON. Neb.. July l.. 1915.
Specification for bids on the following
items.
a single light electrollers. skis globes.
with i0o-watt Mazda lamps, with neces-
pole TO be between II and " feet over all,
TO weigh between 300 and go pounds, with
coats OF paint
2EO feet Of steel tape cable, 2 wires,
No conductors.
switchboard and generator Of 10 X.
w capacity. direct current 10 volts pull
ley drive.
Bids to cover all or separate items in
stalled and otherwise, all prices to be
+. O. b. Atkinson, Neb. City council re-
serves the right to reject any or all
q certified check for 80. All bids 70 be
IN the hands Of the City Clerk not later
than the I'd OF August, 1915, at s o'clock
p m G. W. WICKS City Clerk
Atkinson, Neb.'
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-0eorge and Mamie haiIIno n,d
losiI North thirteenth, boy; James ana
Hertha Hart. BASS Fowler avenue bay
lIoseph and Jennie KRlmas, zD Pierre,
boy; walter and Annie Roslcky' ~, LVt
lSoiotaroff 2IO south Twenty-sixth ave-
nue. girl: J. q. and Kathryn Popatz Az
Grace, girl; Joseph and Allae Fernan,
ldeSes, Oh North sixteenth, boy; j. n ano
T,Ita Wolf sb42 Grand avenue, boy; Gae-
ltano and AEIta Vacant. 1882 North Sew
Deaths.Gustave Anderson, 81, hospital;
e. n. and bertha Hunt, SIS North Lh a
~ s0a North Nineteenth, South sac;
Nieola Boloveo, ~ 2lDD O.; Baby kurc'
/. i22s South Twelfth: James II. Whann.
7a 1862 Harvey; Hannah ]. Brown o. zzli
Virf
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BUILDING PERMITS.

aweIiing. 81 900; Ernma A. Shinhoefer, 1866
south Twenty-ninth, repairs TO dwelling,
8. 800; Omaha Cold Storage COMPANY, sO
Farnam. platform and subway, NOOO;
worth. brick store, $500: ]. Zangren, s0lg
Charles, frame dwelling. $500; Joseph
sosick. 1853 South Thirtieth, South Side,
frame addition. $500: 70. f. Denison, 3l6
rowan Mrossvic. ma n. frame dwelling.
$500
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sWAPPERs. CuLuNIN

Wanted &c Swap. why not advertise
something that you no longer have any
use for and got aomething you really
needf II costs you nothing 20 Join the
Swappers' Club. and you VIII find Il lots
OF fun swapping things. Write Room IO4
Bee bldg. or rhOne Tyler 1000.
A LARGE Drucker l-tray trunk. tent ny.
SAINT ar volsD, /. c. & Mechanical EN-
gineerlng &c Volsl; want double type
writer desk. OF what have your s. c.
l2ai, Bee.
AUTO FOR TRADE-5-passenge auto:
want diamond. motorcycle side car.
PLAYER plano. What have YOU? Address
s, {. 1874. Bee.
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TOday's Movie Programs

LANTERN slides for movies. Send your
copy TO U.s. We can reproduce photos
or win prepare your copy. We win color
az directed. Bee Photo Dept. iOs BeO Bid.
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PERSONAL

YOUNG women coming to omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the Young
Women's Christ iRn association building
at i7th ST. and 81. Mary's Ave, whore
they will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travellers aid at the Union station.
THE Sa.vation Army Industrial home so
zines We collect We distribute. Phone
Douglas ass and our wagon will call
Cali and inspect our new home. lllO-ill2-
ill4 Dodge ST.
GORDON the Magazine Man. Phone
DOUGLAS Tle4
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RUPTURE

Rupture treated successfully by all safe,
scientific methods. The majority arc
cured without a surgical operation. We
have treated many hundreds OF men.
women and children. The cost Is deter
mined after examination, and time re-
or write for further particulars Frank
II. wray, Suite 800. Bee Bid. Omaha,
Neh. %
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MARRIAen LICENSES.

The following couples nave secuteu
licenses TO we'd;
Name and Residence. aga
Frank A. Talbot. Omaha ........ over ~
ELLA Florence Peterson, Benson''.''' -
Joseph Il. Mabey. Omaha ...'.''''''''' S SS
Tulia Il. Johnson, Omaha.',...'..''''''' ~
BENJAMIN r. Haffner. Coon Rapids, Ia. q
Evelyn Clemmer, Coon Rapids. Ia''' ~
Alfred L. Hewitt, South Omaha ........ ~
clara Il. Bailey, South Omehe'''''''''' ~
Patrick j. Fennell. South Omaha. over ~
Roee Sjevak. South omaha ...'..s'oVer 10
Josef Perina, Garrison ..,............'.' y
Emma Koetensky, C1arkson .,.....''''' IL
Warren l. Barney, South OMAHA ~
Mary NJ. Stir, South Omaha .'.,..'''''' 10
Calvin Hall, Perry. Ia..........".''''.''
Ellen a. Deming. Omaha ....'..''''''' "
David u. PurrinEton. Spencer 1a....'' %
Carrie Gallagher. Spencer. la.'.''''''' 20
James f. Stout, Omaha ........"...... g
Pearl e. Wcekes. Omaha ......s''.'''''' 20
Albert Aiurdock, Denison, 1a......".... Es
Myra Knott. Littlo Sioux. la...'''''...' 10
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,ru. ,xn ruNpRAL NOTICES

W. r-ITtI-I lucinda d. July 10. at the home
~ her son, ]. A. Keith, 1894 south
ThirtIeth avenue. in her eighteth year
OF paralysis. ~. -
Mrs. Keith was formerly a resident OF
lFairTnont and Lincoln, Neb. lnterment
AT Oakwood cemetery. Chicago. funerel
"wednesday al 2 p. m from Dodoer .
chapel. Twenty-third and Cunning.
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WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time, but TO
insure proper classification must be pre-
scented before ~ o'clock noon for evening
edition and I.O .. m. for morning ana
sunday editions Want ads received after
such hours will be under the heading
To Late 70 Classify"
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MEDICAL
PILES. FIsTULA CURED

PILES, FISTULA CURED.
DR.. r. r, larry cures piles, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials. DIR
Z. X. TARRY. $40 Bee Bldg.
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EDUCATIONAL
For nALR

FOR SALE
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IL OF the utmost importance TO ever,
reader, as this column offers some excep.
uonal opportunities every day and a
small want ad Will sell your article al its
full value. Phone Tyler 100.
Furaiture, household GOOds, Eto.
DESKS bought and sold. J. G. Reed
1901 Farnam e. ID. dA
BARGAINS IN FURNITURE AND
HARDWARE. 1853 N, 9TH. WED. i6CI
FOUR rocking chairs. one leather couch
one library table. one Alaska refrigera-
tor for sale cheap. Call Harvey 6l5S.
Gas stove. comparatively new. Wal sSs.
HoFses and Vshicles.
10 buys q well broke. neck rein saddle
horse S222 Harrison So. Phone So. 900.
"a uaical INSTRUMENTS.
slightly USED nigh gtAna DiAno. n. 10ll
TypeWrttera-
TlPEW Rl1ERS sold. rented repaired
Central typewriter Exc. isoS FnrnAm
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RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re-
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CASH RATES.
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each insertion. -, -.
Two or more consecutive times IL cents
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The following firms offer quality and expert service that
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AUTOMOBILES

Whenever you are considering selling
or buying used car and you want fun
value for your money or you want people
who are willing TO pay for what they are
getting you will have no regret II you
buy or advertise through the used car
column Of The Bee. Phone Tyler 1000.
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CHARGE RATES.

CHARGE RATES.
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Tn Three S consecutive times. 10 cents line
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Count air averaEe words TO a line.
Minimum charge, % cents. -
An advertisement inserted 70 be fuh
until discontinued must be stopped ny
All claims for errors must be MADE
within fifteen DAYS after the last lhSeI-
zion OF the advertisement.
Won can place your want ad In The
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OsTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.

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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07

vor OF the bride and the divorce
was granted. This was under the
direction OF Mrs. Bessie Cork i.
In connection with the suit an ex-
ce.lent program was rendered 10
the delight OF all present.
Edgar S. McCrary. Master 81
Ceremonies for tn entire program
The program for the occasion
consisted OF papers, sermons and
solos. camely:-"Onr pastors &
Preaching" Mrs. M. J. Blake
"Our Pastors first anniversary
here" Rev. G. w. Rowiett,
"Our Pastors first experience
here" Miss Allie Barnard. The
pastor's Church love-, Mrs bes'
sic M. Cork, The Pastor as
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
First Anniversary
Supt.. OF Missions

The Pastors Anniversary Of
the Firat Baptist this city was a
decided success in every respect
Raw. ]. w. Dasie. OF Hopkins
Vile. Ky. accepted the call as
pastor oil the Church the Ist. Snn-
day in May ~.
The anniversary began Thurs
day, April, 2o, containing thru
Sunday. May, 2, 1915.
Friday night the Tom Thumb
had divorce suit in which the
Judge rendered his decision in ia
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
James Robinson Proprietor.

S. S worker" f. s. McCrary.
Select Reading, Master Maceo
Stalh, Solo Miss Love Phillips,
Duette. Misses Lavada Martin and
Ollie Buchanan, Short talks by
Deacons. Remarks. Prof Wm l..
Bailey. Principal of the Livingston
Institute
Sunday was rally day. eleven
clubs were out. ten OF which Ie-
ported the neat sum ol So3 IS
The largest amt was reported
by club no 8. who Brought for
ward $40 so. This shows actua +
work and perseverance in Mrs.
Cork. The blue ribbon was pre-
sented TO her by Mrs. M. Griggs-
The Pastor. and members were
greatly inspired over the SUCCESS
with which they met in this their
first anniversary.
Following is the exact amt.
raised by thsclubs.
Club Captain Amt raised
No | Mrs. Griggs $lo 90
9 : b. Cork $40. go
3 I" s. Martin s 90
3" <. Buchanan as
> A. Barnard 40
z :" 6 Z Tossey 2.3s
= = l., b. Dukes 3 es
. 8 Mr.. |. T. Stalh II 90
- 9 - V. 4. Shannon 3s
No 10 Ms. Gso. Tumbs S7s
> IL Fred Porter 400 !,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
BROOKPORT.

Dear Editor: please allow me
space to say the Unity Baptist
church is progressing nicely.
Our pastor Rev. J b. McCraiy
was with US Saturday night in our
business meeting and arranged
for rally .the second Sunday in
Jnne. We have out five clubs for
the m onth OF May and we expect
to raise $Ioo 90
The clubs which we had out for
the month OF April made their re-
port Sunday night. We only had
three clubs, namely:
Sister Bette Turley $23 oo
- Neicie Moon 2o.2o
+" Ida Martin 2Ioo
Total amt $o4 SO
Sunday was our pastors regu-
lar day. We had covenanr meet
ing Sunday morning and preach
ing evening and night.
The spirit was with US all day,
Our pastor is certainly giving US
wholesome food.
Mrs J. b. McCrary. drove up
from Metropolis. Sunday evenirg
and was with US in the night SER
vices. She returned home with
her husband after services, Sist-l
er McCrary is such loving wo7
man. she bids US God speed.
Mr. Thomas Davis. has beeh
veiy sick but is much improved
at this ~ritii G.
Little Phinex Martin is very
low. He is not expected to live.
Pray for our success.
Mrs Eller Flowers.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
NOTICE.

To the Baptist women of the State of
illinois, after extending to yo my con-
gratulations and greetings for tee New
Year 1915, this little note tones to you
from the General Missionary Baptist
State Association of Illinois, through
her corresponding secretary, informing
you. that we feel very keenly the mis-
take we made last October by not noti-
flying and organizing the Women's de-
partment OF our State Association.
But, since the mill never grinds with
water that is passed, we will forgot
those things are passed, and press for
ward to the mark of the high calling of
God in Christ Jesus. Since the organi-
zatiop of the General Missionary Bap-
tist State Association at Mt. Vernon,
+, Illinois, October 1914 it has been my
pleasure to travel from one end of the
state to other, and we find that the wo-
men of our Baptist Zion are getting
their eyes open to the fact, that we
neod real sure enough Woman's Cen
eral Missionary Baptist State Associa-
ton. And since it is, and always has
been my disposition to give honor to
whom honor is due, wish to take time
and space enough right here, to dash
one boquet if no more, at our original
president of Women's State Convention
in the person of sister K. L. Cosby
! She gave me her word while | was in
Chicago. November last, that she was
a Baptist, not in name only but in re-
ality, and cast her lot with them who
proved that they were earnestly con-
tending for the Faith, fret delivered to
the saints. Now. that sister Cosby.
and her like-minded Baptist sisters may
have an opportunity to help as to earn
estly tontend for the Faith; at our
State meeting when convened. next
May 1915, at Centfalia; when .swe viii
rganize Women's General Missiona.
ry Baptist State Association.
Great preparation is being made foi
that great coming meeting next May,
at Csntralia Illinois. We are looking
for our Baptist women from the North
from the West and from the East. OF
Baptist women in (this) the Southern
part of the state, are watching the pos.
session of our Baptist Zion, while the
ministers and deacons and laymen are
fighting and contending for the Faitt
once delivered to the saints, and in
stead of this host of Baptist womer
fainting at the clouds that have beer
darkening the havens since last june
on the hottest battle, and the darkes
hour, these women have been heart
sining to Dr's. Phillips, Dorsey, Nc
Williams. Starks, Allison, Knowles
Parrish, Armstead, and others who are
taking care of, and cultivating thi!
Baptist (State) field, and their song il
| Hold the fort for we are coming, ant
John F. Thomas will be in the chair
and all of US Baptist women, sisters,
Cosby. Anderson, Bates. Phillips, Bled
soc, O'Conner and others will be there
in May. By the grace of God we viii
there.
| am yours for the Women's Genera
Missionary Baptist State Association {
the state of Illinois.
w, p. Washington,
Corresponding Secretary
|, of the Genr'l. Missionary Baptist Stat
Association of the State of Illinois.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
II I.na. Ark. Apf 10. 1915.

To the Baptist ChuI ches ci the United States.
Fifth Sunday May has been desig
Mission Rally Day Tor all Bapt Churches in harmon with
National Baptist Conv.n and especially APP
pastors bring attention OF their churches the
VI GENT needs OF the Home Field
The should overlooked that every au OF Con-
depends largely the eond, created and
home the relation existing bw Nation
Home Mission and all the other Bea ds the Convention
glad report that that relation enii
The Home Mission Board all the other Poards the
tent that the honor bound speak
t,e carried the National Baptist Conventon But
command do fhs work given
by chssches il Hence is asked that church
collection the s Sunday May and forward
to Ds. j. A ,ok-r. Secretary. Little Rock. Arkansas
full we'll that the National Baptist Conve nion
stes Baptist Convrnon in Home Mission work
organization through its Home Board hall
the salaries onacs 1t be hoped that this be
snued churches make effort help them
selves they themselves unworthy the help they
for II il sail God helps those who iep themselves" "
Very truly C. NORRIS.
Pres. National Bapt. Convention.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
SPARTA.
Mr. Editor:

Mr. Editor:
Allow me to say =
ie~ wo DIS in your w,rthy paper.
New Hope 5. s was opened al
o:5o by our Supt ]. NJ. Hayes.
Atif o'clock our pastor Rev.
r. Is. French preached a power
lui sermon from Gal. 5:7.
Al ! O'clock the church fe-
assembled and offered prayer and
praise services.
The psator preached from Matt.
26:2S al CT which he administered
communion and the n sung hymn
and went out.
We had good service all day.
Mrs, Dovie Browning and Mrs.
Anna Owens are preparing 10
meet the Association in Centraiia
this month as delegates.
Our pastor also is intending to
60 also.
We had a big baptizing April
last. The revival lasted ; weeks
Rev. s. A. Webb. Ullin. preach
the first week. Rev. q. II. Mitch
ell OF Mt. Vernon. Ind. preached
the last two weeks.
j. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
LOOK READn LIsTEnnl

Miss Izora Rodgers, who has just
finished q full course In Beauty Gull
ture under the supervisor of Green
= Lewis Co.. Springfield, H., will be
ready to serve the people of hetrop-
oils, on May 20, 1915.
Shampooing. Hairdressing, Facial
Massage, Mnniouring = Speciality
Come and see her and get q acquaint-
cd and get acquainted and youneed
not be coaxed.
Located at eth and Pearl Sts.
Phone 22g 3 Rings.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07

church was held Sunday May ,.
Rev. Normen, baptized eight
young men and women.
Rev. Braddock OF Mound City.
preached an inspiring sermon
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Ida Morgan has been on
the sick list
Miss Sarah MeCallis,er speai
Sunday with Mrs Greer.
Mrs. M. Allen spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with the
mother Mrs. ]. c. Craigwell.
z. b. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
On To Centralia, The Watch-
word.

A Missionary Baptist Associ-
alton, is the get ing together and
strengthening each other in the
work OF the Masters Kingdom.
Along the lines OF missions
and Education. Home and abroad
District. State. Home and Fore
ign. this covers the four quarters
SO to speak 1t may be said that
most all OF the chuc ches believe
and agree on missions.
To this We aneswer yes. but
n OF on tae work on missions.
Regular Missionary Baptist are
sent out. to bsptize the nation
these orders were given to His
followers at Olivct's shrbrow
The pedo-baptist OF whom the
State Convention wish to take in
It's embrace, have orders from the
founders of their churches. to
(cheo pour. or (ratidzol sprinkle
the nation. not only the pedo-bap-
tist churches. but the Campbell
lises and Frecwills.
Thes remarks are not only to
inform those who are not inform
+ ed OF the difference between the
Missionary Baptist State Asso-
ciationaad she State Convention
we mean either one. The negro
convention or VII tc they arc
both on the same pattern. II any
one thinki the statement far ietch-
ed. they have only to inquire in
to the organization. known as the
Southern Assoeistionsset up in
motion by the State Convention
white !lsst fall at Benton. with
six so called missionary Baptist
churches and s. freewills church
es without a change OF views and
these same powers that be organ
,zcd the Federation with a mum
ber OF Baptist churches (coiored
ir Chicago. this is what they call
a union. N difference it means
the same thing that the tederatior
liz Is but a rose under anotheI
name, but a rose just the same.
But The Baptist Churches have
not been consulted as to whether
or not they were willing. lay aside
the doctrine as handed down by
Jesus Christ and practiced by the
apostle. bat hsndediover by a few
ministers. Let the old line bap
tist that have stood by the stuff
for long years. look into the mat
ter and see where they have beer
landed without their knowledge
or consent. The Master hati
need OF thee. Jesns says. There
fore pray ye; Haliowed be tn,
name; thy Kingdom come; tn,
will be done in earth as it is il
Heaven. Therefore said he unto
them. the harvest truly is grea
but the Iaborers are Jew; pray "
therefore the Lord oi the harvcs
that he would send forth laborer
into his harvest. Our mission i
to teach. preach and baptize.
AS to the spirit OF prayer. tha
will be regulated largely by you
labor for its end; so am bount
to the conclusion. that the grea
h:ndrance 10 the salvation OF tht
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07

world is chiefly in want OF the
personal conservation OF christians
to that end; and men. and wo-
men who can give life do not Civ
their life: that men and women
who can not give life but can give
money. do not give as the Lord
prospers them. when We pray Tor
, tho Lord TO send laborers into his
h arvest. we must do what we can
to see that they do go. The la b
orers mustsgo and those who stay
must pray. and contribute to feed
those that do 60. Give means
to prosecute the work. Otler-
wise the talk OF covering the
world to God is mere mock and
trifle with God and the souls o
men. Strange but true. neverthe
less in this great commercial age.
we appear TO forget God. Our
railroads. factories. sciences. arts
and the ordinary business affairs
and common employment. seen
almost to exclude God fiom the
minds Of mer. the wealth. pros
perity and social blessing, are de-
rived from another source alto
gether. For these reasons men
and women are dying before their
time. and without thy glory.
To Accomplish this heavenly
mission. the gold and the silver
which God created for this great
end OF advancing the glory OF his
Kingdom. He gives the pros
perity by which every one, oil his
sons and daughters obtain or ac-
cumalate any share OF it and the
and the prosperity which it rep
lresent, and the church can only
prosper in her earthly charge
when each one OF her membership
contributes and performs his part
in the spirit OF the Devinne Rule
laid down in the Devinne book.
II our churches fail and. are
beaten back. or even the Associ-
a'ion. in the great undertaking
for the advancement OF the Mast
ers Kingdom. it will be chiefly
because some OF the soldiers have
faltered and have fallen back and
discouraged and dishcartened
others. but with God to help US
we shall know no defoat
The ministers and other mem-
bcrs in the organization pledged
themselves to contribute 81 90
each indepe ndent as to what the
churches give.
May the Lord stir the good
men and women OF the state as
never before, to come up TO the
help ei the Lord Let the chair
man OF the educational board
speak out. and let not the chair.
man mission board be silent.
We hope TO visit every church
in this end of the state. either in
person, pen or proxy. before the
meeting in Centralia. we have
been .hindered by sickness for a
time from visiting the churche.
but under God we are getting
straight once more we hope.
Respectfully,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
Club No. 6. Mrs. Bessie Cork, Capt.

Raised money as follows:
From entertainments $i3 80
Dues paid i.So
Members solicited
Mrs. Minnie Tatum /" 4.o5
M. ]. McCrary $50
- Nollie Gordon +" LOO
i" Bessie M ECork " i.7o
Miss Carrie NJ. Urquhart +" 100
Mrs. Rachel Shannon 1" so
- Eva Stalls - so
Total 40. so
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07

Negro Baptist Churches throughout the Union Join the
Great Camp ign OF Mis- ions for Home Fields. Home
Missions initial TO Foreign Msson-Send Col
icctions Jos A. Booker. CORES spending
Secrciari. Little Rock. Ark.