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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22
Has Missionary Baptist
Church, Legislative
Functions?
Mr.. Editor -

/ he writer OF this article
is asking the preceding question
because he knows OF a SO called
Missionary B. ptist church which
seems to ~ ~a.e the affirmative
on tbs question. The writer
s.--eis that the pc iron is wrong.
but in order that proper decis-
ion might be made or the subject
/ will be necessary TO state the
facts ia the case.
About Dec g, 1916. certain
held regular monthly meeting
and called number OF is smem-
bers in question because they did
not sign the "pled Of its
duplex S, stem" Tor the sup
FoIt OF the church
In taking the neg itive side OF
the question the writer lays down
the premises that all true worship
to God must be voluntary. and
not constrained !; that il a mem
Der is wiling to give according TO
the New Testament rule, that il !,
Upon the first day OF the week
as God has prospered him, and
as he purposeth in heart, not
grudgingly. or OF necessity: for
God loveth a cheerful eiser. and
has conscientious seruples against
signing card or pledge against
the command oil the Savior in
Matt 5:34. which sa, plainly
Swear wow not at all but lei
your communication be Yea, yea !;
Nay. for whatsoever more than
these cometh oil evil.
+ | feel that am right in the
position. and that the question in
violating the command OF Jesus
Christ is wrong. .
1.-the reader will follow all the
references from Mssf- y:5s-sS he
will get clear idea al the scus-
tom OF swearing. pledging. and
making oaths under the Old Tes-
lament regime. The matter was
only voluntary under that system
10 regard to such things. Read
Numbers so all the way through.
We are there told that il a man
made a vow unto the Lord. or
swore an oath TO bind his soul
with a boud. he shDuid not break
his word, but should do accord
ing to all that proceeded out OF
his mouth; that il mans wife
did so. her husband having
knowledge OF the fact without
saying anything to the contrary
such pledge should stand. but
otherwise fan
In Deut. 23:z3 We have these
words THAT which is gone out
OF thy lips thou shalt keep and
perform; even ireewill offering.
according as thou hast promised
with thy mouth. And verse
az. in this same chapter says:
'.But IL thou shalt forbear to vow.
it shall be no sin 10 thse.'
Under the Old Testament Dis
pensation vows or pie dyes some
times made with dreadful results
as was seen in the case OF Jeptha
who was forced to offer up his
only child as . sacrifice. See
Judges 1880 40
Solomon says in Ecel. SIS Bet
ter is it that thou shouldest not
vow, than to vow and not pay.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22
Christmas Cards
and POstdIs at
Humans

II you are looking for real genuine
pleasure, join the Juvenile Cleaners,
and young people at Unity Baptist
church. Brookport. Saturday night,
Dec. 23rd at their Xmas tree and ex-
ercises. The clubs will serve meals
and hot lunches.
We wish our many read
ers and advertisers A Merry
Xmas and a Happy New
Year.
The Illinois Christian Record
er has found IT'S way to our desk,
we notice that it is published
Carrier Mills by the Carrier Mills
MaiIssPublishing Co. and that
Rev Tn S S,oner is managing
editor. Vol. No. /. Dec. 9th.
i is FIVE column IA page paper.
neatly edited and printed. Long
may IT live and fill its mission.
Bibles and Testaments at
Humans.
Christ mas is now at he door
and we have no money to buy
turkey with. You would greatly
oblige us il you will send us your
subscription money. We must
have a settlement before the new
year as the high price OF paper
compels US to make early collect
ions. BE honest. pay and don't
promise.
Bibles and Testaments at
Humans.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22

pay bills You NEED sos order
the paper stopped sntil yos pay
up. The Law says 20. We wsfl
give you this week to pay some
II net ell.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22
Fine Perfumes and Christmal
Candies at Humans.

There will be something doing the
entire Xmas week. Don't fail to hear
Madam Ellen Elder Hunter, of Chica-
go, who will appear at the Unity Bap-
fist church and sing, also PLAY. she
has but few equals in her line in the
State. Watch for bills.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22

Heb. 7 says, For there is verify
a disannuling OF lie command
ment going before for the weak
ness and uncro htablns SIS thrle of
he law made nothing perfect.
,ut the br'ngi e i, OF bet er
rope did. BY the hioh We draw
ar unto God. by SO much " as
.us made sutt,y OF a letter
.ovenanl, and il is added that Il
the hst Covenant had been FAULT
less, then should the place have
been found Tor the .econd
In Matt, SIG Jesus says:
Whosoev-r therefore shall hresk
one OF the least com stnandmcnts.
and shall teach men so, he shall
be called the least ID the king
dom OF heaven.
Jas. 4:Io says:F who oevef
shall keep the WI ole law. yet Of
fend in one pc NJ. is guilty OF the
whole.
Rev 22:iS says: II any nan
shall add unto these thing Ooe
shall add unto him The plaques
that are written IN this book.
This allows no room for leglsla.
tion 10 the Baptist church, fer ii
the church has power 10 make
one law may it not also have
power to make msny5 Then ii
would remove Jesus Christ from
it as its only legislator The
church would cease its executive
functions as such and become
legislative it in this would he
sell empowered 10 save ilseit.
The Ioih verse OF the same
chapter also adds. And Il any
man shall take away from him
the words oil The book OF this pro-
pheey, God shalltskr away His
part out OF the book OF lie. and
ont OF the Holy City. and from
the things which are written in
this book
The writer claims that when
ever the church took forward
,tep in Tying to make every one
OF its members sign = pledge card
OF Sympathy OF It's withdrawal oil
the tight hand OF fellowship from
ell such as did not sign eve q tho
rhey might be willing to give as
the New Testament might require
them, as God prospered them
IRON time TO time. il erred land
became legislative in its functions
IL will be seen from reading the
passages referred to in this att
cle that the terms sweat.
..pleaRe vow" and oath as
used we're sysenymous; thar the
the Saviour said Swear ret at
all bur let your communications
be yea yea. nay nay for wha'so-
ever is more than these cometh
OF evil; yet the church says.
.'pledge vow" letc. or we VIII
v withdraw from you.
Jas. s:Ia says. But above all
things my breihrtn. swear not
neither by Heaven. neither by
the earth. neither by any other
oath but let your yea be yea. and
nay nay lest ye TALL into condem-
nation. He wa, talking TO
Christians and says the same
thing in part that the Saviour
says but the church in question
ignores Gods instructions and
from those me mbers
who will not d sobsy Christ's
commandments and do simply |
what it wants done. When 1t as
sumes this position il is a true
Missionary Baptist Church.
G. b. BARNETT
ain nj aple ST.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22

The Werksra.
-ptd q musician Of note scors r0us
speraf"
-No: The critics Aid--
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22

"it's too annoying that we shou,d be
stack down hers. bought myself
she most splendid tomb only Len
aeek. ---Lustige BlAettes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22
No paper next week, our
office force is out on their
annual "stunt."

Mrs. Malissa Gaines, and old resi-
dent of Massac county is very at this
writing at her home in this city.
Miss Carrie Urqnhart and sister,
Mrs. Willie Palmer. We're Paduah,
shoppers Tuesday.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-12-22

Ensarsrsd a. second -caass man mat
~, Il Metropolis, Illinois. Postonace.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
HAY RIDE. SATURDAY, JULY y

Last Saturday night, the town Vas
aroused by one OF the happiest
punches Of hay riders that ever rode
in an auto. Two truck loads o; pleas
ure' seekers started out from the
residence o. Nil Emma Quinn about
$50 .. m, to wend their jolly way
about the city. Their first stop was
a. Spanish Fort. where an hours en-
joymeut on The dreamlaud floor vas
INDUCED in II was peculiar thing
10 see certain young man OF the
party 70 consistently forget TO pur-
chase dance tickets. It was said
that ferry tickets served for a good
substitute This was -toutiy denied
later. Then the party journeyed TO
the pavilion al City Park where the
refreshments were gladly made away
with. Races and moonlight games
OF various kinds we're enjoyed for,
another hour. From here, the ride
was continued around the Tulane
Belt and then over the Esplanade
Belt route. 20 the Canal street ferry
where the crowd diSbanded The
happy bunch. "a one person. made
known their wish for another affair
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13

in Alix street The evening was 2
most enjoyable one. dancing being
the principal diversion of the vounp
folks. Mr.. Norman Brownlee pre.
sided at the piano Miss Katie
proved charming hostess. Those
present were Misses Verna Amuedo
Emily Talon, Mamie Morrison Cor
trude Finley. Frederick Stansburv.
Sidney Olroyd, Mamie Nichols. Ethe,
Lauh, May Duke, Helen and Doris
Graham, Eola Mitchell, GLADYS Sirev.
Eienora Mitchell, Margaret Garland.
May Leyrer, Eunice Muntz. Anna
May Gould. Alize Dilzell. Lottie
MarNen' Leah Kirby, Annie D. Sad
Ter Ada Malone, Dorothy Z. Kraft
Myrtle Sutherland. Hollis Na1ain
Ahtoinette Reynolds. Cleo Platt. MIR
ma Keenan,. Florence Forrest Mary
Collins. Hettie Moffett. Velma Rorna
Juanita Hoffstetter. Uhler sadIer
Myrtle Souque. Anna Jones. Josia
CIesl, Gertrude Robichaux. Mabel
Comeaux. Herbert Malain and Ka-
lie Spence; Messrs. Ed Herbert p
OhVler. Jos. Lamana. Fulton Cor
oett' Adolph Schwalb, James Clan
cey' Robert Kennedy. Merit SadIer
OLden Plat, Peter Reaney, Ernest
Brun, Theron Keen, Wilfred Rom
dreaux. Raymond Richards. GINS and
nam Crozat, Victor Zauraiu. 10
seph Hogan, Raymond Curren. Nar-
YIN Cmbach. Royal Amuedo. Ed
Burns Alvin Mckinney. Ed Price
Lloyd Adams, Gerald Price. William
Seldom Talbot. William Whit |
more Ed Ford, John Spence. Will
nam Barker, Roland Horn. Charles
Brown Clifford Jordan, George and
Dewey ThOrning. James Charbonner /
I'd and Charles Stacey. Stanley hi
1et' Norbert Bonner, Clifford Wat
lgney' Hugh Humphrey, Jos. Or
esh and Earl Caillouet.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
\ CORRECTION.

We wish 10 correct the statement
in this issue relative to the Pelican
Stars" defeating the "Algiers Ii
gers The players representing the
"Algiers Stars" did not compose the
regular team. but consisted OF a
scrub team. The only regular plav-
ers that played being ]. Gerrets. VI.
Abbott and H. Spritch. The loss Of
the game being attributed 70 the alb
sence OF ]. Labit, l. Salathe. ]. Nc
Gam. o. Linquist. H. Sutherland
and X. Abbott.
The Pelican Stars" and the al
giers Tigers" composed of the reg
u.ar players have scheduled a game
at McDonoghville PARK next Sunday.
July Is, where they will battle for
local supremacy.
Much interest is being manifested
IN this game and it is anticipated that
large crowd OF fans will be in Ar
tendance.
Very truly yours.
KIRK ABBOTT.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
LILLE BOY Run DOWN;
CAUGHT UNDER CART WHEELS

Little Beverly Broussard was main.
'uiiy hurt Tuesday morning when ba
was hit by heavy cart on EImira
avenue. The little fellow was ras,-
ing nicely today. and it is believed
ne escaped any internal ininrfas
though his left foot and ankle wera
earthly lacerated and deenry
bruised. P''
Il was almost miraculous that the
little boy was not fatally crushed
The affair is somewhat a mvstary .s
relates to the driver whose name
could not be learned. It is said nv
several little boys who saw the acct
aeJ that the driver hurried IN
leaving the injured boy PROSTATE in
the street. Reports conflict as 70
whether the driver was a hoy mr. q
man. He is said to be an italian
Inc Broussards reside on Atlantic
avenue.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
S. J. S. c.

An enthusiastic meeting of the : !
;. [. was held on last Thursday eve
hlns IN the clubroOms. After transact
lhS routine business and election nj
candidates. the report of the commit.
Tee IN charge of the grand picnic and
dance to be given at Suburban parl,
Oh july 18th was received. The com.
'ni'tee reported splendid progress
not only in the sale of tickets. bur in
o'her matters in connection with the
picnic and all indications are that
the affair will be a record breaker
JACK LANES Original Reliance Rand
VIII furnish the music. and il is con.
templated to secure several good
vaudeville stunts TO dispense mirtb
and jollity between dances.
The club has been steadily increas.
ing In numbers. and this has baor
very encouraging and has raised
iiopes OF securing a hundred Nom.
oers by the end of the year. so with
'hiS IN view special committee was
appointed to work to this end Rro
r. [. Henning was made chairman
ana his slogan is One Hundred 70,
New Year" and he is pretty ant n
get them too.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
ABSENT VOTERS LAW.

De lin
Minnesota
He the precinct
which he lives election opened and
hech be
box This proposed Ian Minnesota
endorsed
will OF
would be tremendous would
OF
polls express preference
by mail and avoid the
militant permitting minutes from
home The Minnesota law
marking OF ballots around the family
that would
n he 10 The NewC
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
BASE BALL NEWS.
reiican stars Wallop Algiers Tiger.
At Hero Park.

Jeh Gerrets is batted from the
mound.
hero Park, La. Sunday. July Q
ISl6-The Pelican Stars continued
their winning streak today and con-
pletely outclassed the Algiers Ii
gers humping Gerrets for fourteen
hltS and fourteen runs in the frs,
Iour innings OF a seven inning bat
tie. Trosclair's generosity in ALLOW
ing the Tigers to score their only
three runs saved My Brother" Taw
and his team the humiliation of no
ing Whitewashed by "a bunch Of
Kids so named by MY Brother.
Jeh and his kid brother, Jaymes)
Lefevre was in great condition and
let the Tigers down with four scat
tered hits. Tee" had the Tiger
oatters guessing at all times and
struck out II men, while Gerre,s
succeeded in tanning two Pelican
oa'Smen. Spitzfaden had a perfec,
day at bat, getting three hits in ~
many trips to the plate. two OF them
gong for two bases while the other
was a freak home run in the first
inning with man ahead. Spitz hin
LOT TWO bases with the bags crowd
ed IN the second inning but was M,
10 be outdOne by Casabonne. who dr-
p-Ica'ed this feat a moment later.
CdSaoohne.s hit was a beautiful
drive to deep center but the Tiger |
outhelder was prepared for the wal !
Top and Joe only got two bases on
il.
The Pels also starred in the field
Irosclair and Whitmore working a
last double play in the second. Spitz-
-aden's pegging was a feature tag
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13

The Mengod family Kalkak
families of which
paed
corrective institutions that investigation followed
streams traced back
ed OF the
have been criminals ebnindd
of
Such history gives substantial basis
feeble minded and the
No has been invented will a
well the
Toned would
the
cliffs twenty fee long
Even Of the would
unable military expert that for she'll 70
the air Although the
shell Mont Blanc they could
han threeQuarters o he way fromC Dover
OF o.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
M|%N,s269z4~z&zz4zz4z
AANN2S.llAzaisA

Divine services will be held on
Thursday evening at 40. the text
being Luke 6, 36-42: "A Christian.
duty to keep from uncharitably judg-
ing and condemning others"
Coming Sunday Holy Communion
VIII be celebrated IN the service ar
\ a. m. Confessional service will
begin at 7:45. Holy Communion
VIII also be celebrated in the Ger
man service at 1890 a. m. All those
wishing to commune are requested
previously TO announce themselves
10 the pastor, who will be in his
study Thursday, Friday morning and
Saturday.
The Young Peoples Society would
request all those 10 whom tickets
Tor the lawn party had been given n
turn in the money for same az soon
as possible, in order to close &C
counts.
The voting members of the CON-
sregatiou will meet on Friday even
ing.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend all our services.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
Father Cassagne.

The luck Of some people. and not
TOO goodlookerS at that, Here's Ia
Their Cassagne spending few DAYS
dowr the coast, which seems 10 be
good enough for the average citizen.
but Uncle Sam resolves that it is not
sood enough for him. and therefore
orders him at once TO cooler and
healthier resorts, namely New York.
Father Cassagne is wanted by the
Federal courts to testify in some
case, so what can the poor man do?
He will leave Thursday. not knowing
when he shall return. Good luck to
him.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
Facts, Fun and Folly.
LET THE PEOPLE RULE!

Fifty thousand families largest
charitable institutions in New York last
in
on the lawn while legislators watched
Inc
emned
only musical
sold
track They
Washington that people not eat
that insect broth
was Observation-Disclosures"
so the ul
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13

and Adeiine AycOck. of Bermuda
street. Sponsors, Bernard J. Cooke
and Mrs. Valerie Faith.
Marion Gertrude. daughter of
Henry L. Crombie and Marguerite
Harper, of els Delaronde street. Spon-
sors, Bachot and Lula Harper.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
Holy Name Juniors.

The Juniors are going like a house
on fire. They filed the H. \. C. c.
gymnasium and tennis court every
day and they certainly enjoy them.
selves. Coach Bowling is delighted
with these youngsters and promises
to turn out some good athletes soon.
Every Monday and Wednesday aft
ernoon Mr.. Bowling devotes nearly
three hours of his time in teaching
the boys different games. volley ball
was the latest, and it was a success
from the start. Such excitement and
yelling has never been heard in the
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
INFORMAL DANCE.

On Monday evening Miss Katie
Spence entertained number OF
friends az the home Of her parents.
Capt. and Mrs. ". F. Spence. Jr..
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13

ulorlously good italian Beauty
orand. sweetest and purest Olive Oil.
,o-oz. bottles. 3oc; 32-oz. ct. tins, GOO:
I-o-oz. gallon tins. $3.50. Always full
measure. Write for particulars. Y.
> Dantoni, $40 Hospital Street. New
orleans. La. Worlds largest import.
er OF the best Italian Olive Oil.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
The Degens,,~1
/. Of ModernW WI
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F.le. sud Tie 6. A. r o,s va
rs al. over. Wha, kjD ,.'si''
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"lr"~ AID -7elades: eo Sa -
u them a-" either kir,Sd
"-.." u" rest capture > ,%.
Territory o- are driven t ,ss nj
Aa'.'- a.omp.i,hed ,rr.a'
night d, Well extract ro ,sass
tie .-. 'h..a-, >cocSyards on r' ~
III" remark was made -
mon sitting On chairs tr,ai I'D
'N.,.i" = a country s,or. 'ss'
"WA~-" the romano .
You IT .a:' asked an oII !. On
in- lis l.lr out q bis ma NJ .t'ae
iA- az the G.. A. r. man d..,I ~
""-ar j, il? Why, tbs,
hrimf-, of it. II vas @ W
hi- country; there Were ca,.. a VI
Jew lat-">. q small qroo.-
tor'ia.at.ulS and all the
nance. l don't mean =, sa
though here was plsn,v
mean adventure roman: = Vi
oe-r"i ia ole ~ EN- nr,.,, "a
.ayiL. .Gict in camn donS rR
SEQ. ole summers avo,; Ne
When this cruel war Il -, 81
r~aa. or some othe- y, .s.k-
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boys 9: I said Ia boo,
locomotive and ceuiI -.
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general. Wb, asked ra.tNSa
then told me rL,, H. fHS
across the Taroo.s,, IS. IS q
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13
Young Lady Athletes at II. N. G. C.

Last Saturday a good number of
young ladies availed themselves OF
the expert lessons of Coach Bowling.
New games were introduced and a
general good time was had. It is only
the beginning of what promises to be
very profitable and enjoyable Sc
ries Of athletic afternoons. Coach
Bowling is an enthusiast and a great
believer in systematic training. Still
he knows how to mix up pleasure
with exercise. A larger crowd is en-
pected next Saturday. Remember.
young ladies and young girls, this is
for you. Avail yourselves OF this op-
Hundreds are doing so at
the Behrman Gym, why not here?
Working girls especially are invited.
Remember the hour, $3.50. The show
ers will be turned over TO all those
Who will come.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-13

II. y. G. c. Coach Bowling believe:
in more play and games than syste
matte work during vacation time
Complete relaxation is his motto. and
il is the right one.
The Juniors. through the help OF
the II. y. G.. G. Theatre. have equip.
ped themselves for tennis. and now
they are saving up 10 fit out a club
room for themselves. For purpose
they ask their parents and friends to
help them, so that soon they may
have room where they may be able TO
find rest and enjoyment, away from
the streets.
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Visitors.

Fathers Smith, Seller, George and
Barth spent some time at the Holy
Name rectory during the week. all
intent on some business. Vacation
means little to these men. Father
Smith has been going around Louisi.
ana in the interest of the college. and
the others are all occupied in some
way. II is always a source of pleas.
ure to see them in Algiers.
Father Larkin has been heard of.
He is now making his annual retreat
at Langhorne. Pa. a new Marist
house. and from there he will most
probably come back home accompan.
led by his nephew, Rev. VI. Larkin.
s. VI.
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Services.

Sunday-Masses, 5,S-9-l0. Benedic
ton after 10 o'clock mass.
Baptisms-4-5.
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Baptisms.

Albert Maurice, son of Albert Otis