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The Washington herald., 1915-06-07

cloth as II in time to some rhythm SUBJ
consciously dominating them, the while
his eyes narrowed doubtfully. as though
reluctant to be persuaded by the girls
apparent proposal. The second drink
was brought, disposed of in as short or
der as the first, and the girl again
seemed trying to persuade the tiny-eyed
man across the table. His wavering was
gradually lessened as she coaxed, and he
at length got up and followed Pr to the
wall, alongside that noiseless door. Her
fingers seemed fussing with something
on the wainscoting when suddenly the
wall slid back as though on a track.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
PUPILS ART WORK EXHIBITED

The art exhibition being held at st.
Cecilia's Academy. Sixth and East Capi-
tol streets. is attracting much attention
In art circles. The exhibition will close
tuesday evening. Among the work of
pupils being shown are water color and
Oil paintings and china Painting.
Among those exhibiting are Miss Lou
Use Murtaush. Miss Anna Ewald, Miss
Mary Rice, Mrs. Brill. Mrs. B. B. Smith,
MISS X Reilly. Miss Nellie Cavanaueh,
Miss Ella Hill, Miss Alice Selby Mrs.
G. Hadd. Mrs. Elsie Mohler. Miss Lillian
Hill. Miss y. Nev!:t, Miss Celestine Raf-
terry, Miss Anna Ramsey, Miss NJ. Raf-
terry. Miss N. To.le, AMI Miss n. Nc
Grdth.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07

uf. and was SO sick from the gas
,wice on NV way. and had to run through
a field simply teeming with shells and
huIlets of all kinds. In the end asked
INV way and got arrested as spy.
Il cannot tell you all the miseraoie
things that have happened Canadian
doctor said that they were firing prus-
sic acid gas, but personally 1 think II
was chlorine I slept in the open air
last night and have now recovered from
its effects"
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
SMART SET ATTEND MINEOLA DOG SHOW
CHARGED with HOUSEKEEPING.

James A. Williams, 50. a cigar-maker'
was arrested yesterday at his house. IL
Seventh street northwest. by Precinct
Detective Wise. of the Fifth police sta
ton. and charged with house breaking.
It is alleged Williams broke into the Cor
nell cigar store at sOs East Capitol street
early yesterday and stole s133.4o. The
store was entered by the rear door.
through which a hole had been bored to
the lock.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
Workman Electroc-ted

L. Simpson. colored. %. living in Van
street southeast, was electrocuted early
yesterday morning while working with
q street railway gang at Fourteenth and
o. - streets s.as.,,or .nor.hwest simpson was in
a misstep threw him against the current
Conductor. He died on the way to
Emergency Hospital
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
Observe Feast of Corpus Christi

The Feast OF Corpus Christi was OBJ
served at the Franciscan Monastery,
Brookland, d. c.. yesterday with a
solemn procession Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment through the grounds, in which the
congregation participated. Benediction
was sung at several improvised affairs
The procession was postponed Thursday
on account Of the bad weather. Rev.
Godfrey Schilling. commissariat Of the
Holy Land, of1ciated
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
OPERA COMPANY BROKE"
Singers Come Back to Good Old U
=. In SteerRGe.

=. In Steerage.
New York, June 6.-One hundred men,
bers Of the National Opera Company
Chorus of Havana arrived here today in
the steerage of the MORO Castle. while q
few of their number were in the second
cabin. All were broke"
"AIl our troubles are due to Titta
Ruffo." they declared emphatically and
unanimously His enormous salary of
5000 a night for fifteen performances ate
up all our profits"
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07

Chilean copper mines are calling for
American capital for development pur-
poses. -l-
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
BAND CONCERT PROGRAMS.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
hand. At the bandstand. this evening. at
S;p O'Clock. John S; NJ. Zimmerman.
March-"Picsdors'' Sc,ya
SseftuIc-'The Italian in Algiers'' .Rossini
song Tor cornet-'The Rosary ...--.-.
St.. Musician William r. Davis
seiection.uThe Pink Lady ........:: .Caryll
hmssiLn folk songs" "Reminiscences of
'aise hesitatiou-'E Enchanted Nights.
finsis1"When nsh;. It's Nighttime in Dixie
The Star Spangled Banner
by the Fifth Cavalry Band, at Franklin
rAik, tins evening At 80 O'Clock. W. ].
lam, chief musician.
aiaIcn-''The Be!e Of Chicago. .Sousa
Ondsm@ Hungarian Comedy. .keler-Bala
"niGSan, "nninShs Star of HOPE" H.lersy
Melodies from The Girl Of My Dreams
W3ltz-''lnvitation Ia valse' . Weber
Seiecti'n..,Oreratic Masterpieces Safranek
GaSa1"e-' Hearts Message .Santleman
Melodies from .Rcnicks No. Is. Lampe
fnale..Miss Trombone" Fillmore
The Star Srsnsled Banner
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07
1t Was Terrible.

at was terrible. Everybody had to
run for his life. The telephonists went
one way and every one for himself It
was no place for v. C.'s. Luckily. was
able to put Q wet handkerchief In my
mouth, or I should never have got
through. have -nsvsr run % fast N my
The Washington herald., 1915-06-07

d. n Creighton has been appointed
assistant engineer in the valuation bu-
reau of the Public Utilities Commission.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
SHAWNEETOWN N

Mr. Editor: Please don't let
this find its way ta the waste
basket.
wish to say that the first Miss
ionary Baptist church has taken
on new life.
Rev. G.. w Braddock OF Md.
City, entered our little town son c
few days ago and began revival
several others had failed but the
Lord wonde fllly blessed Rev.
Braddock' S work.
After a few days out Of town
the elder returned to baptise and
on Sunday March 2Ist the church
witnessed her first baptizing Tor
some time returning from the
water he administered the Lord s
Supper.
Saturday March 10th in regu-
lar church meeting the church
unanimously voted for him to
continue the meeting. Several
sinners wanted the meeting to
to continue.
Rev. G w. Braddock is GOO d
preacher and has made several
friends in our city,
In our chnrch meeting Satur-
day the church called the Rev.
for pastor every BODY present
voted him to be our pastor he has
not accepted as yet. but we are
praying for God TO give him TO
US.
Rev. Eraddock has already put
on rally for next Sunday SO We
paper our house.
We ask the district to pray for
our success.
Our ex-pastor w. L. Clark was
over few days ago and preach
ed a funeral. Rev. Clark advise d
us to call Rev Braddock and re-
commend him to the highest.
Carrie Greer & Sister.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
Executive Board Meeting with
Shiloh Baptist Church
Future City.

The Executive Board OF the
Mt. Olive Baptist Association
held a successful session with the
Shiloh Baptist church from 18th
TO 7Ist inst at Future City.
The members OF the church and
irieads certainly cared for the
visitors in q mo,t excellent way.
The union met on Thursday
morning at 10 o clock with Rev.
Vim Bell Of Md City. Vice Presi-
dent. presiding in the absence oi
Rev. ]. NJ. Blake. president who
was confined on account OF sick
ness. The union was in session
one day and transacted some i'm
portant business.
The following persons were
made members OF the union.
Elders ]. ID Davis. ColpsvilIe
James Richardson. Mounds, S.
j. Williams. Cairo, Jas. Willing
ham Md City, Paul Alsbrcok.
East St. Louis. H. Beasley, Nm
Massie. Future City. Jas. Taylor
Md City. S. l. Lewis. Mounds.
"A. Lovelace. Murphysboro. Bros
Thos. Brandon, Mounds, John
Malone. Dayton Beasley. VIM
FutreH. Mrs. Eliza Malone. Fu-
ture City
Rev. J. D. Davis. preached a
strong sermon Thursday night.
Friday the Board opened its
meeting with Rev ID. Parrish.
moderator in the chair. Much
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26

Br9ther Moderator. and Bre'h-
rem, this communication. borne
by kld. ] B MoCrary. 5. 7. l3 ,
Of Metropolis. Ill, will express
to you my regrets OF being unable
to attend the meeting owing TO
he fact that have been bound
in home fome time on account Of
sickness. preventing me from at
tending can say with degree
OF pleasure that you have my
hearty approval in every thing
that will advance our Baptist Ii
on. Brethren, DO All You Can
20 Advance The School At Me-
tropolis. and do not forget to cre-
ate sentiment in the meeting for
the State Association. we must
be the +" Back Stop oil the school
The East Mt. Olive meets in
Marion Thursday OF next week
and ia the event that you have
any unfinished business on hand
that you wish the brethren OF the
above mentioned Board send a
epresc NATIVE. In the event
that you think we have defended
the Baptist principles and the at
tact that wss made on the brcth-
ren. OF the view Associations fer
the State TO know that We stand
as a unit. pass resolution to
that effect. The Board passed
resolutions here respecting Mod
orator w. Z. w. too respecting
the matter.
May the Tod oil peace be with
you all is my prayer.
{ {. Phillips.
Supt. OF Missions.
The above article failed to
reach the Bosrd but ministers ane
messengers were urged 20 stanc
by the New. State Association
and the men who were elected tc
put the work before the churche.
and defend the same. Thus c
{. Phillips, w p. Washington
are unanimously backed up by
the Mt. Olive brethren in the
discharge OF their official duty
Editor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26

important business was transact
ed and several important topics
pertaining to the Baptist church
polity were discussed. and good
sermons were preached during
the session by Elders ] II. Rilly,
Paul Alsbrook. S. II Pruett.
w. Winston. ID. Parrish and J..
b McCrary
Rev. N London and Bro S.
/. Richard rendered valuable SER
mons.
The women under the manage
ment OF Sister NJ. ]. Blake, Pres
ijent OF the district work present
ed an excellent program Sunday
after noon.
Total amount OF money raised
at this meeting was S34 90 which
was a fine showing at this season
OF the year and for that city work
OF the factories being suspended :
The Board requests that each
church take a special cole c,icn
at once and send it to Rev M.
Blake. at Metropolis. who by
reason OF affliciion been unable
to work since Nov.
The following churches sent
the following am 10 the Board.
Mt. Zion Duquoin 81 90
St. John Mounds LOO
Mt. Moriah Cairo LOO
Ist Bapt. Iath St. Cairo co
Shiloh Future City 2 so
Mt. Olive Colpsville. 500
Zion Traveller Md City back
dues $500
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
BESSIE SIMPSON,.
2I6 E Walnut ST.,
Carbond dale, Ill.
Carb ondale, H..
M arch 22, 1918.

Rev. c. w. Norment returned
home Saturday from Golconda,
where he carried on a revival
meeting and he reports success
ful meeting.
The amount OF SO so was raised
in the Sunday School rally Of
Rock Hill Baptist church Sum
day.
Services were well attended
Sunday. Rev. Norment deliver
ed his sermon from Tim. 2:3 j.
which read thus; Thou there
fore end dure hardships, as good
soldier OF Jesus Christ.
In the evening he interestingly
preached from and John 3:5
Mrs. Ollie Eders left Sunday
for St Louis, where she will
spend few days with relatives.
Mr. Chas. Ward Hull is report
ed very i'll at his home on North
Marion St.
Rev. Williams is carrying o n a
revival meeting at the Hopewell
Baptist church and as q result
there has been about Is conver-
sions.
Mrs. Edna Duncan has been
quite sick at her home on Brush
St.
Miss II. NJ. Welch. returned
home Wednesday after several
days visit with friends in Mount
Vernon.
Miss Clara Clarkson remains
seriously sick a. the home OF he'
parents.
An addition OF two member!
was made to the church Sunda,
namely: Messrs A. Williams ano
Baily.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
Publication Notice.
State OF Illinois
Massac County.


slassac County.
In the Circuit Court, April Term,
A. d. 1915.
Henry Johnson. vs. Lizzie Henderson
johnson. In cnancery, Bill for Divorce
Affidavit of the non-residence of Liz
zie Henderson Johnson. the above de-
fendent having been fled in the Clerk :
Office of the Circuit Court Of said Conn-
y. notice is hereby given to the said
nonresident defendant that the com
piainant filed his bin Of complaint in
said Court, on the Chancery side there
of. on the sth day of March 1915 and
that thereupon a summons issued out
of said Court, wherein said suit Is now
pending returnable on the Second Mon
day IN the month of April lsl5 As Is by
Law required. Now, unless YOU. the
said nonresident defendant above nam
e1 Lizzie Henderson Johnson, shall
personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court, on the first day of the
next term thereof. 70 be holden at Me-
troyolis in and for the said County. on
tie Second Monday April 1915 and
plead. answer or dcmur 10 the said
compliments bill Of complaint, the
same and the matters and things there
In charged and stated viii be taken as
confessed. and decree entered against
you according 10 the prayer Of said
bill.
ARTHUR II FINLEY. Clerk
Massac County Illinois. March sth 1915.
w. L. Knosg,
complainaut's Solicitor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
Please leave space

Please leave space
in your paper for few ite ms fr m
the Hopewell Baptist chur h Car
bondale. H.,
Sunday School was well attend
ed at o:3o m.
At 1900 a. m. Rev. Dorsey
preached an excellent sermon text
BE yc doers of the wcrd, ard
not hearers only, deludine your
own selves { James i:22. The
presence OF God was almost every
heart.
AT 7:3o Rev. Hobbs OF Cape
Girardeau preached an inspiring
sermon. Text Matthew 7:24-
90. Subject Christ sure Found
alton.
The following Ministers We c
invited to 5 o'cIock supper at tie
residence OF Mr. and Mrs + b.
Jackson, 3o7 South Marion ST.,
Revs c. A. Moore, G. w. Dor
sey, C. w. Norment, M. White,
and Rev. Viney also Rev. Davis
the Evangelist who was conduct
ing the revival services at the A
M. T.. church. All were present
except one.
BESSIE SIMPSON
2Io E Walnut ST.,
Carbondale, Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
COLPSVILLE.

Editor. Please allow space in
your paper to say that Mt. Olive
Baptist Church is getting along
nicely under the leader ship of our
new pastor Rev. S ID. Davis, who
will represent us in the Ministers
and Deacons' meeting at Future
City. Thursday March. 18th.
Sister Ella Ramsey has been
very SEX
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B Bolden,
were in town last Sunday.
Bro. ]. ]. Person. has been i'll,
also A. Perry.
w. ID. Farrar was re-nominated d
for school director.
]. II baltimore, OF Ind, is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, who
has been very sick bur is better
this week.
The writer OF the above letter
had several things TO say aboui
Rev. HilIey and the church trou.
BILE. but as the same was not or.
dered published by the church
properly signed upthe same vii
not be published unless. the rule:
are complied with.
Editor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
JOpP

Our pastor being absent Sum-
day Rev. J H. Steward of Cairo,
Ill preached for US He preach
ed two strong gospel sermons. all
that were present were well bepe-
fitted.
Rev. Jerry Johnson was able to
be at church Sunday night. He
left Monday morning for Paducah
KY. where he expects TO go und
er Doctor George for treatment.
We pray that he may meet
with success.
The Ladies Aid Society met at
Sister Eflie Blye Monday alter
noon. There was quite a num-
ber OF the members present also
one visitor Mrs. Howard.
Afrer business we were served
with delicious 3 course lunch
con.
Our next meeting will be at
Sister Winnie Faulkners.
Mrs ] Fl Palmer left Satur-
day morning to visit her Sister
in-law Mrs. VIM Yourg OF Padu-
cab. Ky.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
RoIla Finney for Clerk.

la this issue will be found the
name OF RoIla FiDney, as a can
didate Tor City Clerk at the en-
suing April election He has no
oposition and as he shas made a
splendid clerk he is likely to have
no trouble to land the position.
He should be returned back to
the Office.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
NOTICE.

To the Baptist women Of the State of
Illinois. after extending TO yo my con-
gratalations 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 Womcn'= de-
partmcnt of our State Association.
but. Stree the mill never grinas with
water that Is passed. we VIII forget
those tilinxs are passed, and press for
ward % the marx Of tie higii calling OF
God Ia Christ Jesus. Since the orxani-
zs.tion Of the General Missionary kap-
tist State Association al Mt Vernon.
Illinois. October 1914 IL has been my
pleasure 10 travel from one end 81 the
state 10 other, and we ind that the wo-
men Of our Baptist Zion are getting
their eyes open TO the fact. that we
necd real sure enough Woman's Gen-
erel Missionary Baptist State Associa-
ton. And since u -. ard 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 boqust II no more. at our original
president of women's State Convention
in the person Of aister X. l.. Cosby
! be gave me her word while ! was In
Chicago. November last. that she was
a Baptist. not IN name only. but ia re-
ality. and cast her lot with them who
proved that they were earnestly con-
tending 10. the Faith. fret delivered to
the saints. Now. that sister Cosby
and her like-minded Baptist sisters may
have an opportunity to help Us 10 earn
estly toniend for the Faith; at our
State meeting when convened next
May 1916. at CentraIia: when we win
organize q women's General missiona-
ry Baptist State Association.
Great preparation Ia being made for
that great coming meeting next May,
at Csnlrslia Illinois. We are looking
for our Baptist women from the North,
from the West and from the East. our
Baptist women in tthis) the Southern
part OF the state, are watceing the pos
session of our Baptist Zion. while the
ministers and deaeons and laymen are
fighting and contending for the Faith
once delivered to the saint, and in
stead of this host Of Baptist wom. n
fainting at the clouds that have been
darkenng the havcns since last June.
in the hottest battle. and the darkest
hour, these women have been heard
shining to Dr's. Phillips. Dorsey, Nc.
Williams, Starks. Allison, Knowles.
Parrish, Armstead, I'd others who are
ta'sing care of. and cult tisating this
Baptist lState) field. and their song is
Ho'd the .ort for we a.e coming, and
Jehn +. Thomas will be in the chair.
and all of Us Baptist women. sisters?
Cosby, Anderson, Bates Phillips, Bled-
soc, O'Conner and others win be there
in May. BY the grace Of God We will
there.
am yours for the Women's General
Missionary Baptist State Association OF
the state of Illinois.
w. P. Washington.
Corresponding Secretary
OF the Genr'l. Missionary Baptist State
Association Of the State Of Illinois.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26

w. McHenry WHITES. a social
ed Cuban evangelist. who is OPP
Grating among the churches in H.
linois. first as Baptist. then al
other times as a Methodist minis
ter. when in facf he is woli will
re ecord as black as the hinges oi
eternal night. He was recently
arrested in Brookport, Ill. while
conducting a meeting for the pas
tor OF the A. NJ L. church. hand
cuffcd. carried TO Md City. and
lodged in Jail where he was char
ged with stealing pair Of gold
trimmed eye glasses. one lady ;
gold watch and chain, two school
text books TO the value OF S2o co
from the home OF Mary Watts. a
widow with whom he boarded
the p operty OF Be.sie Carver. a
teacher. He was given a prelim-
naty hearing before Judge { M
Thompson. and wss held ever TO
await the action OF the grand jury
At the April term Of Circuit court
and ia default OF his bond was
sent TO Jail. upon this action he
seat for States Attorney {. s.
Miller and desired TO enter a plea
OF guilt. The attorney filed an
information against him and the
t,l.owiog is part OF the record:
OF the County court docket o.
! Pulaski County. Ill on the AZ,
day Of Feb. 1919:
4 Dei't. was arraigned and after
b~ing admonished by the cour'
as to the consequences Of pea
OF guilty be persists in such plea
rhe court after bearing evi
dence and being fully advised il
the premises orders that Def'f
pay a fine Ten dollars and that h,
be conhncd in county jail OF coun
~ for one day and tha, he pa,
the costs OF this prrosccv,ion ans
stanI committed until fine ant
costs are fully paid or he is dis
charged according to law 2-77
1915.
The cost was secured by Ma
than Kay. which will be abou
$35 90. The glasses were all Q
the stolen property found in hi
possession and thus he only es
capped the penitentiary.
| He let Md. City aud went bacl
10 Brookpor,. whe.e he hnishet
conducting his meeting noiwith
standing the charge and plea Q
guilt, and he is now at large .
continue to play his confidence
gimes upon the churches ant
families with whom he stops
| The Mt. Olive Baptist Execu
tive board in regular session
] warns all OF the churches Of Hi
inois to be aware OF this WI II il
the attire OF ministers garb
Ii would be we'll before pcce ptir,
a stranger into yosr full ccnfl
dence 10 write and find out abou
him, though he be preacher
i, may save the church and you
home from being broken up
Seer
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
Chicago. H..
March. IL, 1915.
Mr.. J. b. McCrary:-
Dfar Friend.

=
Mr.. J. b. McCrary:-
DEAR Friend:
Since | heard of tisc death OF
your mother. l. my sell have been
very sick. unable to write you in
your bereavement. AT this late
date | am making an effort to ex-
tend to you my sympathy in such
a sad calamity. Hoping that you
will soon recover from the de-
preston by looking at such hap
pening optimisically.
Hoping the best for you and
your family.
! remain as ever,
Yours truly.
MoLIIE PARKER,
1857 State St.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26

Golconda. ILL.,. 3-I7. 1915.
Executive Board Meeting.
When convened with Shiloh Bap
tiss church. Future ci'y. III.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26

III morphine OF opium Ia Dr Miles PAN
pnLR ls~S All Pain "Ona eeut q d<ae'
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-03-26
CARBONDALE. .

Dear Editor:
The Washington times., 1915-01-12
Philadelphia Baseball Wizard Pre-
diets Far Better Race in Ameri-
can This Season Than Was
Case in 1914.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan l2-"l seldom make any prophecies
baseball expect have my hardest fight s to
Boston Red Sox Connie Mack OF
the Athletics today "B Carigan has ne ball club under his
management It good every department. particularly in pitch
ing and outaeldng.
q" think that the the American League 1915 will be far
than OF everybody knows
away things last and killed all interest in the
nant race Right Philadelphia interest the
largely in front long time
hardly think shall be able do this again in 1915
THE Red Sox will very likely start out good They be in the
fight all times With pitching staff composed OF Gregg Leonard
Collins Wood Foster that will make interesting for ALL
Then is hitting At least Eve in the lineup always
hcheome The Red Sox ought finish according my
dope.
washington while seldom giving much trouble will be strong
this Walter Johnson Shaw Ene Boehng and Bentley are
pretty sweet pchers They'll give all fight However, hardly
think Washington will win the There weaknesses the
Of the that will hurt the chances Nevertheless Washing
will beat lot of and spoil lot Of dope for the fans
with Eddie Collins playing second base the White Sox backed
by wonderful pitching staff will be in the from In
deed believe that Comskey will be close enough right down the
line pull in lot Of money .:"1
. Hughey Jennings has pretty good ball elub in Detroit too
With Cobb the game all that might have been
higher in 1914 Perhaps summer Cobb will play oftener In
that case consider the Tigers in the running
Connie Mack spending his winter quietly here seldom coming
downtown He that all this talk about the Federas makes him
laugh the fans real baseball and can't help winning
Comics dea "The Feds haven't done why should
worry. don't read about the Feds"