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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
AMERICAN CONSULATE IS
STRUCK BY FRENCH BOMBS

WASHINGTON. September 23.-
Consul Higgins today cabled the
state department that the American
consulate at Stuttgart was struck
by fragments of bomb during the
French air raid on that place Tues
day He said none of the occupants
we're injured but did not give the
extent of the damage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
BRITISH STEAMER BLOWN
UP BY A MINE TO-DAY

LONDON, Sept. a3.-One member
OF the crew of the British steamer
Groningen vas killed when the yes
sci was blown up By mine. The
survivors are being brought to
shore today.
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2.m Reward.

A reward of $500 vii! be paid by
this company for the conviction OF
any one found guilty OF taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn II
any subscriber Of this paper. EN-
TERPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANY. II
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|OEA|[D CHANGES TO Be
MACE IN BRITISH CABINET

LONDON. Sept. 23.-Rumors of
important changes N the British
cabiAet were formally denied today
In the house OF commons by Prem
Ter Asquith. lie said the govern
ment does not propose 10 alter the
compassion Of its ministry"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
DROP BONES on
SWISS TERRITORY

PARIS. Sept. s3.--Two German
acroplanes flew over Swiss territory
between Couffenay and Porrentry
end dropped a bomb near the Cras-
dermont farm. injuring child, ac-
cording to newspaper dispatches
from Berne
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

II you are sick you have business
for the doctor: If You die you make
BUSINESS for the undertaken; il yoa
have printing to be done, that's
where come IN. J. T. Tucker, Job
printing. that's all"--(Ady) If
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ZURICH Peasant wood caryerg
of Switzerland have turned their in
.dastsy almost completely into the
inanufaciurs of artifiesl iimbs for
mutIlated soldiers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

LONDON Lord Kitchener has adj
vssed British medical students nov
IN their fourth or fifth year not -
join the army but TO finish their
medical education in order 70 qualify
as soon as possible.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

LONDON-A mother at Sndbnrv
Norfolk. learned OF the death OF her
two soldier sons in Northern France.
killed BY the same she'll
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

MANCHESTER One of the pom
soons with which the Turks made
their famous attempt TO cross the
Suez canal Is noN doing duty as an
ornament in a Manchester park
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Lone STIR ONO N
open IN 8E&RI
Cous1 House Lawn VIII He Lighted
and Hand WIN Entertain for
Two Hours or More With
Music.


Waxahachie has band Of which,
she is justly proud. II you don't
believe IL come down to the square
tonight and listen TO an open air
concert to be given by the Lone Star
band. The program Is one that
could not fail 10 please. then the
band will boost for waxahachie II
you will boost for the band. The
lawn will be lighted with big street
lights especially for the occasion
The program Is as follows:
1. Barnum and Bailey's Fayorite.
....... X l.. King
=. The Glow Worm Selection. -
Paul Lucke
2. Maybe I'll Forget You Then.
j. r. shannon
tQuartet) sawyers. Kelly. irwin
and King.
4. Wedding of The Winds. ~
John II. Hal
S. Palm Garden Rag. Fred X. Huffe-
s. Songs From The Old Folks.
..... Arr. By NJ L. Lake
= Killarney. My Home Ger The Sea
... r. knight Logan
tSaxaphone trio: Ryburn, Moore
and King.
s. Joyces list Regimental March
49, Dog q
.. Poet and Peasant Overture. ~.
s.- -Snppe
10. Officer OF The Day March -.
r.. b. Hall
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cAIRo-Arrangements are In
progress 10 furnish Egypt with !
new coinage to mark its indepeni-
ence OF Turkey.
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LONDON Because OF the neees-
sity for Sunday harvest work. due
to scarcity OF labor on account Of
war. the rector Of Thornham Magma
Suffolk, first conducts brief Sundas
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services Ia the fields and then lends
a hand TO the work
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~~~~~~~~~>~~ 800
) ODDITIES or THE WAR. =
e>>>AA~~~>~~~~~>t

LONDON-One result OF the sub
marine war is that Grimsby. Brit
ish east coast fishing city. has been
obliged to import fish. the Grimsbs
trawlers feeling safer in port
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

NJ, X. & T.
North Bound.

North Bound.
| No. 8 trlyer) leaves 80 a. m.
No. 10 (Limited) leaves. 1880 p. m.
South Bound
No. 8 (Limited) leaves 1850 a. IN.
No. 5 Flyer leaves. -. 9:14 p. m.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
J. WILEY NIX, FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

! Wiley Nix, 0! Hillermsn
precinct. announces ID this issue
OF The Gazette as a candidate for
County Conmi.sioner ca tie Re-
puolc an sicse:. oi which /. IS sn
ardent supporter
mr. Nix. is auccesstnl farm ss
ani is competent 70 h'ftne Office
with cro6ia to himself and satss.
faction ;oibe lax payers
The editor 0! ,nis paper has
known Wiley practically eli of
i,3 liie. as we wera play boys to-
gets,sr sne iive6 ei,hia to0 yards
o. each other, re Is honest and
possesses all q; the essential qoai-
ihsa,ions 10 make spiepC I'd
,,oanty Conwi~sionef should ue
be the CD oice OF ,ae voters. tie
believes In fsir dealings TO all
citiltns. white or black rich or
poor Hc asks a thorough inves-
tiyaticn OF record and lair deal.
ing. aud II satisfied he aske yo.,
support at the polls Wedncsday
Sept IS. 1918.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
Sil,S90 Az arded to
Negro fr0nl Profits
Of kinky Hair Cure

The report G, Referee Leigh
'on Sa,eids ia The .ais Of Wai,et
I. N sloss, oegrD. against Mrs.
Ann'a "a, Iufa6o HaioDe "a nc.
gfes sad o~n.g 81 Foro Cot
legs. II JIco Pa street which
manufactures . taspagaiioe cl-ln,
- . sifaighisn k,nAy han.
was fjsa yesterday 10 :C.scuIs
,adac J ayiof's Court. The sa.
pr fecomGea5. tha: a ia "a en cnt
'of 81 500 b. rendered IL iagos
Of Ma.o:e
NJ Nd7rs a'Ieae, fhal h's9 Turn.
b5-a alcae neae tootrac, viii
h.n = 'n7nage het 6asinese Tor
tn'o yeass- ia claimed bs was 10
receive oue-ihird al The profits
and ae workcd ios her one month
aod she discharged him. The
'eiefee found tl.ai the gross re.
ce;pss OF the defendant for tour
teen aonshs were $63.oso.o3
I.e jeiense was that Majors
bad qolt voluntarily snd star.ed
a ;lsal business Globe Demo.
csss.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
E. S. C0CK2EIL, FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

IN this issue will be ;annd the
announcement .. E S Cockfe.!,
.. Grant pgecint. Tor Counsy
Commissioners 10 succeed hinself,
subject 10 the viii oi nc voters
at The Republican PRIMARY ejec-
tion " ednesdsy sept Is. 1919
NJ, Coekreil is q good Repnh
iican and WIS elected % that tick-
q thsee gears ago f.e aas ac
qaainted himself with the duties
oi said othee aod aas sos&ej
had tc rendes satisiec.ion 10 bis
constituents withort ieas Or .avca-
l;isn 50 tar as VIC ere able 70 fnd
eat
Hc is snscessiu, .sfhss oi
GRAFT peeoiet. aud IS well halan<-
cd IN ludemrns end sell qua';fed
TO fiji the office Tor three nlo5e
years with greater rthciesci than
In the three previou: cpes
II ne Is snccesssul 'D The psi
primary election he w;.l be able
10 poli the lis party vols 10 no
yemhas He bss heen sick cn-
able &C see tde voters bat VII! ~
10 see them before eiec!on day
Diva dis claim . ia,r cons.dei q
fl0A. -. g..
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
Regrets.

We are vety sorry sngeec thai
the mudetatoe, Rev u Parrish.
cannon /ser TIC impor,anee CT
changing The date OF tho a,s,,ci@
alton tfom Tuesday b.fose the
and Sunday 10 Sept to Tuesday
before The 4sh Sunday 10 Sept
on the secouat oj the Natiorai
Baptist Conyensjoo, which Meets
IN Ctncaeo. 90 ths 8sh of Sept,
OF she same week o. cur sssocia-
ton The moderator Il aware
that his actions !n cha1ging TIC
date wonld be sppsoycd by The
judlcous brethren. Who sees the
neei aad mporIsrce OF then al.
tending both meetings and a.
moderator. also al tficer of the
Sts.e association recently orgaE.
ICED ard sacl,d he backed cp stc
b:csafea Of Southern Illinois. es.
peeia!y the officer OF the district
assoc,a ttols. Brother moderator
d1ns ,e, the constitution be an
excuse Ia tsij siisia. 5a2ec:ally
When you { OCT iajute any indi-
viduai or church ros even your
osn conarep a,soo ea, |; rather
helps Them pY giving .hsns ewo
more weeks 20 prepare icT Tbs
as .oelatIon hnd you cnsncs ~
be with yoof sick da1g hser and
perhaps shs may be SC you can
iess6 her dur!ng the association.
Lct Gs looa az the ertirc work
ans not 4: ours only Perhaps
the 4th anndaY mishs lc;ersere
vito your caoa.hiy aepolnsnen;s
aud e-en shat ehcuid be no vS-
oase 1st swop days and ie, 60
'aks esss OF Oh: State Ass Sc;a-
tim and School, 10 the Nasioaa,
Baptist Convention Witch Is IN
our doors acc @e should ai.erd
;a 4 ho69. IS 4 Sili aaay yeas
be'ors /, cones shis near sgsin
a.d many all! be goue Bro
81 moderator. please change your
nlind and date SO we eau loos al
ter the lnterse. of our State work
oi which ycu are az smposran.
factor. We will all approve Of
tn: change this one time.
Respectfully.
J b. McCfary.
Recording Sec y.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
GAI.A1IA.

Rev pa'liips assisted oar past
Or .s the bapilzicg here end made
us splesdid talk.
2e.. aiag Of the NJ. T. cbcssi.
hlls5 his regular appointnsrt q,
Wll'iamsou Sunday.
Payer meeting ~ both ehnteh-
cs csch Wednesday, evening
Charles Waehingion visited his
mo,aef Ii Dgquoio last seek
Mrs. Reno Walker vent 70 |. :
association st Marion
mrs p G. Washias,en sub
scr,hed ior the Gazette.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
TO The w Is 8 N.

=
Ihe .oea' societies OF sthe MI.
Case Bsptist association uilt
taks notice thas the annual mee,-
ing Is isst approaching and every
shrscn and local Society are ask,
cd to send sonething sor Edncs.
tibn SISTERS. the work 90 dosbe
Ia iaTg'ng tas ve ksov that the
Masters 4 oosiness requires hasse
80 piease les Us &c, busy And Do
something 70 put the Edac a ,icnai
voss On seco,d etis year.
Each ioca' Union Is expected
Re have your delegate theirs BY
Netaes DAY ososn,ng 10 open the
session. ss whateves place Is desc
ipaateo ior ~ 10 hold the w. &.
& q @eesioe. Sisters, let Us
tena pray'ng for the spiritual,
Ia19 Era9sial success. Let every
espfea selece . WOMEN 10 get up
tae ooo&iion of pieces Tor she
aecGie pork committee. Sits. ].
Y Webb. Is chairman. Let ev.
'ceY sisssg saat c3n SEND ns an
apron o' piece Of faneY work OF
come kind anything that IL useful
as @aS:. ike 20 yaiss ell we jcac
IiIooa shat Department. Ihe,e
VII DC ! progsam prepared to
osillnc the aesslons each day.
Coue prepared Tor thc Liter.
az pfogfsn
Sis'ss Aana Owens, ci Sparta.
was e'ecsed missionary Tor sshe
eistfsc' last year but No don.
49, fSA tiu1e9aE@S iOf DOI WIS.,
.tlg !. ,hrcc gacAl the district bst
"a Ssps ~ hava a suoces slul
meeting have beso Kindred
by s'cSacss aud ths loss of one
near asd dear III ous family. Rev
IhlaSe { son sao ws ice! SID over
tie .ass. bat oar 1858 Il heavens
safe though the support and
co'niort Of cur home IN the midst
oi ai.i'ctisus is gone and lar &C.
moved but we know that God K
aeie 20 sopposr is aud make us
an's to DO all thiags.
Yours 10 his Nams.
NJ J. Blake.
Presideas.
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Notice.
Mound Citl
j B McCrary.

M Editor. please ailoH space
70 CIV. rotiee 10 thc public thst
the aour, Olive Baptis, sssocia-
ton viii usect With he = John
Baptist church q, MoprGs. lues-
day before the znd sunday IN
September, ash All ci the au1-
ilissies = meet aith TIE sssos'-
a,ion as re have great des! 81
business to attend 10 .cr the
school and olhesgise ! ses az
OF the churches TO report
| hn5 the Committee 90 p,o-
gFsm vag not named 10 the min-
uscs. b ask that Rees q W
Rowlei,. ! "A H.ase. enc y
GcCrary. ael - program CON
mi,t.e Let us cotas plepars q
70 settle al troubles il there Las
been sny existing among the
churches in our district. Let as
remember tha; the church 10 pre-
paring 20 care Tor the associate II
on said Gate and ! cannet 81 my
self change the date
NJ daughter 10 no better
Please take due notIes anc
govern accordingly
Rev. d. Parrish. d d.
Moderator
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
NOTICE.

To he Womens EducatIongI
sad Missionary Societies OF II Z
IA, DIV. 6aptis. essoe.s.icn q /.
Grsetings;
II is again my doty 10 temlnd
} ou thar cur w. 4. M. Convec-
tion wili convene ef the sam e
date OF the association. which
is Tuesday before The 7nd 81 day
IN Sept ivith toe ST, loh0 Bap :
,ist church. Mounds. III
Il is,he earnest request o! osss
Pre- ':ten' sIste, M !. Blake.
shoi each Society send a repre-
sentative and also something ics
onr school
Come inspired 70 dos efeas
woss Tor the Master
En- ana i's,row
Corresponding sec'y
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
Successful Attorney.

Boracf a Taylor. aud wills. o
S.. Louis Mo fo'merip oi this
city. now g seccessiu! attat1ey
OF the ;ofnes city are ;n ihe city
visiting the iorners graad ma.
Mra Henry Iins:ry They pa.d
toe isaSetle eEhce yc;y pleas
All; cali. s3S faylo, Is gsadu
u.c oi the Law Dspastu,eot ol
,ne state : University et Cham
paige. arc has lice.s. 70 prac-
tic. law in bo,h iii.oois and Mis-
sourl. which speaks vell for the
y ocng moo.
We ste proud Of Horace, es Re
Is tee pro6uct oi Metropolis. Ee
ane his wife q ce members # the
Central bap,ls, church. of s.
Lonis. and unl'ke soanp q :Gs
youn8 Qcofes5tons. aaen and
women. they dnd .icae 30 work ia
the oeuroh and 8 s
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20

oyerstepping their bounds and
are not in keeping with the teach
ing OF Christ and the Apostles.
and that is the reason some our
churches are in constant confus-
lou.
] B McCrary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20

Mrs A 2oldcn
Bra,aer Charlie Watson preach
ed a gecd sermon Sunday mig b,
az Trinity Baptist church
Mrs Wilscn OF Wh'tesilie.
TeGa Is visiting her brother Mr..
"a Tis6el.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
aEIROYOLiS


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coo,,. u.at... 49,,
49,
n,ss Annie Hero, cIa,,z,er
TKarHrne
liasS m pY,i (s - nf,ss
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20

Dear Editor. am GLAD 70 re-
port our S 5 is still doing pice-
ly The school gave 4 basket
dinner iast Saturday with nlnch
success. 1'h. dinner wss nicely
arranged by Melinda Tis4cll aud
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
Acauiremcn% ef ennestliy.

>linos: everyons ear love. but ~ se
cot everyone who can sympathfza
Sympathy Is born of suffering. and 10
snly truly possosaGn by those vno
have hoep educated IN she school CT
trouble aud expartsrce.--lsaa &ac-
ican.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20

Daring the revival withors any
special effort on 'hc psss of OF
esrs vas Ss4 %
Following are the nsfaes .,
some who donated to Rev { "
Norment. who assisted " u the
sevival
james Baker. sc Josie MeoIs
ioc. Bright Long. ror 7 sun
ner .ioc. Mamie Jordar. s.. a
l.. Donlow. re Mallis-s Kendall
roc. Bud Kendall zsc x Doo-
low. SC. Nancy Mooa zse MIR
lie Iowies. isc. Mar Long s..
Ella Long Ioe Chri;,'saa R-ey-
IS. roc. zoe Nofs TaYior, Sc,
Margaret TaYls 5c Hecic
Moon. ,oc. srsn1 liowato. loc,
Geo. Sheltoo. 2sc, Eliza Baker,
soc. icie Moon, sc, Ieiha
Moon, sso Asfoo Green. asc
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
Tho Ars OF asonInn.

Hamhef Commences nt tka axtremL
sfas, beg:auinS With ths feee and .e-xA
Fnst - Wig 4 is always Eecessa-y 70
tser The feet warm.---Fan4i.y locessr.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20

sDid sop heos OF rte sudden siao
sSs.sy sa sas end rosi estater
no Wa. "a n,urh Of O rise7.
Considerable A gas pipe biev uD
and tnoh part o. ehs street. with L."
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
HARRISBURG

Dear S!t. allow me space in
yons paper 10 say that We tsd a
h,gh day Sunday At the a. n
Z church preached II 100
al aid church also IT 800 .
CLOCK N 3 araiiy. Tho eernons
weTs -. y macy
fas hrhY contest came Of last
aigA; aud sister Life Fields ta.
by got the most votes and won
he pfi7e
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20
Baptizing.


Unity Baptist church. Of Brook
port. baptized TAO more persons
last Sunday. tho result oi & ibn
successful revival ips' eiosed
There sore II addition. =,
A1Rtism aed 9 ethers isr nc
church Is olive as never bsiose
aod II Is said 10 be one D.; TIE best
sevivais held 10 BrocAresf fsf
yeass
Ths menbefs ans i'iea 5 u
Unity Baptist chafch afs ssxiept
20 gei nse church vb.eh /. %
murh needsd 10 CIDER % tfs tos
the growing eongqsestiaa S.
there 10 ro, room encsgh FOR
the memberflp An ensfs I'll
be nade 'c esgio 'ae efeetani d
nes ehrrsn se9a aac % Z eas
ground by SSr, IT 70 5cg,n on
the bisem r; sna fouada.ioa Of
the chnrch
The pastor aud nemtefs solicit
aid aai cJ-opfrs lon 0 beth is-
eolored anj shtr s.,,rens - his
much aceded euterpnse
Good crowds visited the ebu.eh
all day and at night the house
sas crowded. aot beirg .;ara'ne
room IS mauy hsd remain Ct, OF
door suaday xas e higb cay
ct unity
Services every Sunday Pas
scr's dsys The ist snd S'd sup-
days Of every mon,h
Sunday senool at . 90 N
pseachioR al 7, 90 "a 90
p N. ss1 30 p 10 Cove
osns seefsf.e 90 nc bst srrsay
OF each ioon'h Tbr Lord :
5uppsr sss 70
Yo are cordially invited asd
<ricome &C al oi on, services
A special meeting s,ss held
Monday nigh, with the nenhels
ssly being invited aso = aefe
ps<sent. The church ~ea di,ld
ed Ints working club asa maeh
iafsrest Vas ma 3iiestsd aud u
the conclusion of the uaees ssr re
cream and sods we're sereea BY
some oi the young loo Tie
pastor and ucmhers snjo, II the
presence aud assistance Of ildsf
@ " Rowl.si ard Rev lltsfy
Thomas. .. Metropolis lsst SER
osg aud iasiie them 70 eoue a.
gala
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Subscribe For The Gazette.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-20

- tNARff - " ,
Richard = Esfncst. ga
Dumas Hsrslisv, s.
Chas Patton. ds
Csgbin Snnita 70
Received from votes 8si =
~, Gibbons girl ,,es very lsw
and Is ooi expected 10 live.
s;i!l iasisf on tho questions !
afk-d 20 bc1dise usted IL The Min
iMesi aie sting next September
Till be put on ihe program .oI
Gissrssion as very important 30
discass this mos, important sub
jet. lust take up subjects which
are benefit to the Bapiists thru.
out thu State 10 discuss. Dn
nos let os forget tho tight and
unity O. tho haptiss. Hoping
shas | shalt come 60 the sssocis-
toe asi s.ii have the opposu-
lnisy, - Lear these aaessiehs dis
eassee
olci lbs 'r.lq@sng topics TO
bs d.seussed At tse ARK, meeting
OF ,nc Ministers meeting which
IS Impersn, TO the fapsists Of
,his district
is,. Can Baptist church del
egefe its poser to The pastor ard
deacoesf
2ao Can church 90 away
wi;n churee ner,ings'
srd. Ger church meeting he
held withosf ,he church being
Pfcssa at. jnst be e.hcers aao ess-
t9r
Aep Zee bt3Nn.
Ase ~ chasch s..
Tse shove questions asked by
Res Geo Brown. are ,eo simple
ard plan 10 'ak. mp sbc ;iiae Of
the Uoson dur,as ghc es.oslsfio,.
hvsr, bsp,is, preacher end lay
memoes Of scsuie' saptis,
church knows ina: Missionary
BAPTIST church cannot delegate
rs authority 10 sEy man OF set
o. mea
Read 'hc 18Th chapter vi Mat
lihew Aay pas.o, Or ieacons
@ho wuui6 sticmps 10 do busi-
ness Tor casrch virbce, the free
vote and voice of .hat church "a
10 err ao5 cess 70 hn ,egu,eS bap-
tist ohcerf. and chuTcc .ha, 10
weak enough 20 s,end suea en-
croacouept Q: her riahfs OF
would sanctloo such violation IS
certainly very ignofant n ber
rights aud should BE- taught the
baptist law OF Bible doctrine I
s'o SURPRISED at any regular In
tsilige.t n!ais.e. asking such
qaestions when the usage govern.
ing baptist churches are so plain
thar waytsfing man. though .
iooi need aot err therein.
II there IS any pastor or officers
teaching such rot" named a.
bose ia this district they are
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The New Vors public librsYY ss "A,
nopf conDiefa 1s.surraUp os tks :ciri
10 sae cofia.
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Rally Contest

Rally Contest
Harry Fields. j. S. So
Richard > Hsfscst. ia
Dumas sisrslisv, 2ss
Lbas Patton. ds
G4lbis Sniita. 70
Received ironl votes 8si =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

''How dare your exclaimed Miss
Gray, flushing crimson. you ask
me to commercialize my identity on a
par with a face bleach testimonial or
a fOOtlight favOTite!"
''You mistake me-" Mr. Wade has
tened to say. ''YOur face has strength
and character. AS I saw you at the
window there it's calm and power
seemed typical of our business here.
The artist will amplify not your per-
sonality, but the featural type only.
He was respectful, but businesslike.
A hundred dollars meant a great deal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

sa.ss .asss -
TENDER AND TRUE
= a. -
BY Victor Radcliffe
A girl stood looking out of an Of
fee window of the~great implement
pIant at Acton. The busy scene in
the spreading yards of the vast hive
of industry seemed to fix her atten-
ton, but this was only in semblance.
Hester Gray was thinking thinking
back.
Hers was a beauty so faultless that
she did not appeal to Mandell Wade,
senior partner of the great firm that
owned the works, like the cOnven-
tionaI type of young wOmanhOOd.
"She belongs to the world Of pedes-
tails of catalogues" was the thought
that flashed through his mind as his
eyes first fell upon her. 81 regret
that we cannot find a place for you,
Miss Gray" he spoke aloud. eve are
about to remove our office headqUar-
tiers to Chicago and new manager
will engage the force at that point"
Hester turned to go. She had ap-
piled for a position in the drafting
department of the great plant. 1t had
been a decided "cOme-down" for her,
for she had for two years enjoyed
some celebrity and fair income from
a book publishing house remOdelng
ancient illustrations. She could copy
or amplify in this field capably, but
had not received any real artistic ed
ucation. The publishing house had
failed. She had come to Acton to
rest, her little stock of money had run
low, and rather liking the rural en-
virOnment of the place, she had hoped
to secure employment. She had been
in a bitter mood when she applied for
the employment. She was sOrely dis
appointed now.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
Hester Gray was Thinking-Think-
ing Back.

to Hester. She agreed and posed for
the photographer. Hester was hand
ed a check for the money promised
eff you should locate in Chicago"
said Mr.. Wade, advise me, and he
handed her his card. 81 shall re-
member your name and 1 will advise
our manager there favOrably regard
ing you"
THANK you" said Hester, and Sc
cretly felt grateful toward him.
She experienced q. sense of humI-