davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-04
Bowling.

1t looks as though this city will have
no organized bowling this winter and
IL is a pity that the Pacemaking CITY
should not take advantage OF the mag
nifcent alleys hat this city boasts Of.
The factories should get busy and
form a league which would keep the
friendly rivalry between the men at
top pitch. The mail carriers also
have enough clever bowlers 10 form a
corking circuit. The ~" shooss are in
particularly fine condition having
been repolished and are just itching
to have some one slam he ole balls
down for a strike or a split.
Kid Potty Association.
We've wondered. when we heard
that Kid Potty had organized an as
ISOLATION to run several dances. the
first of which is slated for December
II, what the colors of his club were.
At fist we thought it was rel and
brown, the red standing for blood ard
the brown for the boxing sloTes. But
at the Blue Ribbon West Side i;amc
Monday we learned his eolors when
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-04

Here 10 a hx bargain for wo-
men who require garments Of
extra size. This Union Suit II
knit from selected combed cot
ton yarn. well ieeeed on the in
side; elastic ribbed. good Win
ter weight.
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Trinera kalendarz zwycie-
silva 1919 Mia Pamiatka.

Tripera kalendarz Scienny 1919
,,Kalendarz Zwyciestwa", bedz;e
mia pamiatka zwyciestwa ma
szych chlopcow tam "a morzem
Columbia dzierzy wawrzynowe
whence mad giovanni marynarza
zolnierza, a "a MIA widac amery-
kajskie wojenne okrety ma zielo,
nych falach oceanu z aeroplanami
ozywiajacemi modry biekit ME-
ba. Gorna Geese obrazu zdobi CIR
hnda z portretami Washingtona.
Lincolna i Wilsona, a u do}u So
widoki Trinera Zakladu, siynne-
go z wyrobu Trinera Amerykah-
skiego Elixiru Gorzkiego Wilma
innych doskona,ych lekarstw. -
Przyslijcie 10 cent6w ma przesyl.
Ike. Joseph Triner Company, 1888
'-1343 So. Ashland ave, Chica-
60, III. Ogl.
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z HANSON PARKU.

W parafii sw. Jakoba Apostolic W Han
son Parku, tuz obok Cragin, gdzie pro-
boszczem Test X. Francisco Marcinek,
nastepujace ofiary:
Stermer Jozef $4,000.
Pc $4,000: Kantorowicz Karol, Lu-
carr Jan / Zielinski Franciszek.
Pc $4,000: Hajtek Jak6b. / Zielonka
Stanis}aw.
Pc $500. Mika Pawei.
Pc $500: Babiarz Piotr, Budzisz Will
helm / Kamysz Wojciech.
Pc $1,000 Dziedzic Jan Prasczewicz
| wac}aw, Mucek Jan, Kowalski Jakob,
| Ugorek Jozef, Sobota Wojc. Ciesliiski
Jan, Kamysz Andrzej, Kraus Jan, Kraus
Micha1, Graczyk ,M~arcyanna. Kamysz
! Wojciech, Statkowski Bolesiaw, Sma-
rzewski BIazej, Starzyk Jakob. Swie-
toniewski Walenty i Rymarowicz Nj
chak.
Pc $500: wasowicz Stefan.
Pc $500: Kubisztal Zofia / Sabon
Jan.
Pc $500: Mazur Jan, Chlebos Stani-
sfaw, BabiarE Ignacy, Frye Jan, Jaj-
kowski Kasimierz. HaIas Micha}. DIE
dzic Jozef, Jakubowski Jakob, Sambor-
ski Franciszek, Sowa Stanisiaw, DIE
dzic w., 5;oksa Franciszek, Cierniak AN
toni, Luszczewski Jakob, Kokoszewski
Jan, Smagacz Andrea, Kowalski F. S.,
Bekas, Michal, Salisz Maryanna, Smie-
tana Teodor, Parys Wawrzyniec, Strzy-
tewski Juliusz, Krzywoszyhski Wfady-
shaw, Wlodarczyk Ignacy, Wych Fran
cfszek, Dziedzic Aleksander, Janas Jan,
Polioht Stanis{aw, Boksa Stanisiaw.
Kapuscihski Adam, CisZewski Jozef,
Zietarski StanisIaw, Kowalski Franci-
seek, Pasterczyk W}adyslaw, FASTER
czyk Wiktorya, S~tachowicz Gabryela,
Chmiola Antoni, Lubacz Karol i Jar
ka Szymon.
Pc $500: Prus Jan 1 Cudzik Jan.
Pc $500: - Gorecka Maryanna, Lu-
carr Jan, Kick Rooh, J6zwiak Antoni,
Zabihski Michal, Peters jerry, Majka 10
zef, CALI Piotr, Ozarzewski A., i Mro-
czkowski Antoni.
70 s2.5O: Kubczak Ignacy 1 Stawi-
cki wladyslaw.
Pc $500: Marcinkowski Adam, Gore
cka Franciszka, Kucek Jan. Cieslewicz
Jozef, Dyba Zofia, BonowEz Tomasz,
Lech owicz Jan, W}otka Pawel, Pawlo-
Iwski Kazimierz. Kowalski Antoni, Mar
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ska angielskie, francuskie, anne
rykanskie, belgfjskie it'd, POOLE
gaia, jak wiadomo, wspolnej ko-
mendzie marszafka Focha.
,POLSKO-
CZESKIE w SPRAWIE SLA-
SKA ~CIESZYNSKIEGO.
Krakow. - Miedzy Polska Ra-
da Narodowa a takaz Rada cze-
ska przyszto do porozumienia, O.
partego ma konferencyi w Pol
skiej Ostrawie. Ma mocy tego IL
kiadu, Rada Narodowa Pol
ska obejmuje wiadze ma calemi
Ipowiatam:: Cieszyn i Bielsko i
mad % polskiemi gminami po--
wiatu frysztackiego. Powiat Fry
dek i 7 gmin powiatu frysztackie-
go, W ktorych rzady dzierza Cze-
81, podpada pod wSadze czeska.
w gminach z mniejszosciami ma
rodowemi i ustanowieni beda me-
zowie zaufania mniejszosci II bo-
ku burmistrza.
Dworzec kolejowy W Bogumi-
ME obsadziiy wojska polskie i
czeskie. Komende sprawuje off,
Ger polski. Gminy z zarzadem
niemieckim podlegaja w Powiecie
frysztackim Raa2ie Narodowej
Polskiej, a powiecie frydeckim
czeskiemu Narodowemu Vyboro-
wi.
Umowa ia zawarta zosta}a jedy-
ME w tym celu, ably ME dopuscic
do stare narodowosciowych i d.
przelewu krwi ma pograniczu cze-
sko-polskiem, ale bynaimniej nie
chce stwarzac jakichkolwiek da-
nych PREY ustaleniu granicy mic
dry pahstwem czeskiem a pol
skiem.
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UTzedu PTa-
sOWO lRfOrmaCyjOGgO
WydziaIu N. P.zAgen-
cyl POIskiGj " LOzannle
SLASH C~IESZYNSKI.

P0lacy. D lie Wlenly, G"OAA9
wielka wiekszoSc ludnosci wscho
dniej Slaska austryackiego, a
Czesi maja znowu przewage W
zachodniej czeSci. Ma Slasku ra-
da narodowa polska, kt6ra funk
cyonuje jake Rad prowizorycz-
nv ustanowila W porozumieniu z
Czechami komisye, ktora ma "a
zadanie uregulowae kwestye
sporne graniczne, sk}ada sic ona
z czterech Polak6w i z czterech
Czech6w. Ukiady tocza sic W spo
sob przyjacielski i doprowadza
bee watpienia do dobrego rezul-
tatu.
NOWY Rad POLSKI.
Rad utworzony kilka dni te-
mu W Lublinie przez posfa So
cyalistycznego Daszynskiego Cd
daI sic pod rozkazy rzadu W
Warszawie i rozwiazai sic.
w Krakowie polska komisya
likwidacyjna r6wniez uznafa
sws zawis}oSc cd rzadu central
nego W Warszawie. Wobec tego
pogioska, re W Krakowie pow
staI dyrektoryat zaprzeczona
jest z gruntu.
POLSKA PRUSSIA.
Johanna - Agencya VOLTA
lax wiemy jest W rekach no.
wych rzad6w niemieckich i mic
dry innymi donosi W depeszy u
rzedowej z d. II listopada ne
forteca Poznan jest cd wczoraj
pod w}adza rady robotnik6w i
zo{nierzy. Rada robotnik6w zof-
merry ukonstytuowa}a sic W
Bydgoszczy.
Stwierdzamy naprz6d, re W
pu{kach stacyonowanvch W Pol
see pruskiej bardzo ma}o jest
Polak6w. CT So naumyslnie po-
rozdzielani w pu4kach gdzie go
ruja Niemcy.
q tego wzgledu sowiety W
Poznaniu j Bydgoszczy ME mo-
ga sic sk{adaG tylko z zo}nierZy
niemieckich. TIE rady r~obotnikow
zo{nierzy So tylko elementem OBJ
Gym w Polsce pruskiej i z tego
tytulu ME NIGGA mice zadnego
wp}ywu i pod zadnym wzgledem
ME mega przesadzac przyszsego
stanowiska tel dzielnicy.
Dotychczas o lie wiemy, ME
ma p0lSklcn SoWletoW.
NIEMCY JESZCZE ME IRE
ZYGNOWALI q ZABORU
PRUSKIEGO.
Zurych - Rhein-und Westf.
Zeitung donosi, re niemieckie
ministeryum wojny rozpocze8o
"a poSrednictwem ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych rokowania
z rzadem polskim W sprawie
aprowizacyi Niemiec j powrotu
wojsk niemieckich z Ukrainy
przez ziemie polskie. Rad ME
miecki got6w jest zapewnic lu-
dnosci Poznanskiego i G6rnego
Slaska, ,po zawarciu pokoju",
prawo plebiscytu (wypowiedze-
MIA sic, do jakiego psnstwa chce
naJezee).
-a.AS D--N-<
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;ieUicz Wincentv Stoiak PaWel.

kiewicz Wincenty i Stojak Pawel.
Pc $3.50: Maciejewski B. ! Biernat j.
Pc $1.O0: - Ozarzewski E., Waiowski
Wieczorek Franciszek, Radon Jakob,
Nicpon Jan, Szpak Jan, WieoHowski
MARGIN, Szapk Szczepan, Augustyn
Eva, Abramski MARCEL, Czyz FIR. Corr
koWski MacIej, Kokoszewski J%uliusz,
Lichon Antonl i Marcinek F. ks, $500
|Razem 81, 900. 90.
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BAJKI o w
GALICYI.

LoZanna-PolSka Agencya Cen
tralna w Lozannie otrzyma}a cd
Komisyi Likwidacyjnej Galicyj-
skiej telegram nastepujacy:
Krakow. - Prasa niemiecka
podaje wiadomosci fafszywe lub
przesadzone o wybrykach anty-
semickich W Galicyi. w rzeczy-
wistoSci dezerterzy i jency wo-
jenni rosyjscy powracajacy z
Austryi, Niemiec i Wfoch, IRA
bowali sklepy zydowskie w
Chrzanowie i Brzesku. Zabito
przytem 6 zyd6w i 2 chrzesci--
jan, jest wielu rannych.
Komisya likwidacyjna wysia--
Ia do tych miast oddziaiy wojsk
i ustanowifa sadly polowe. Po-
rzadek zostaf przywr6cony. w
innych miejscowoSciach zaburze
MIA byiy mniej powazne, Wszy-
soy urzednicy administracyi kra-
ju oraz milicya otrzymali sta
nowcze rozkazy zwalczania z
najwieksa energia wszelkich
wypadk6w rabunku. - (Podpi-
sano Komisya Likwidacyjna).
WYSkANCY ANGIELSCY w
WARSZAWIE.
Johanna. - Donosza z War
szawy, IL opr6cz oficer6w fran
cuskich przyjechaia tn r6wniez
delegacya oficer6w angielskich.
SZCZEG0LY o WZIECIU
LWOWA.
Johanna. - Agencya telegra-
ficzna polska donosi, re general
Roja ma czele Ago i 5-go pu}ku
piechoty wszed} do Lwowa. Mia
sto i wsie okoliczne znajduja sic
w polskich rekach. Rusini COME
Ii sic W kferunku wschodnim.
PRZEZ RADE ~REGENCYJNA
Warszawa. - Rada Regency
ma wyda}a dnia 11-go listopada
nastepujaca odezwe do narodu
polskiego:
Rada Regencyjna do Narodu
Polskiego!
Wobec grozacych niebezpie-
czehstw wewnetrznych i zewne-
trznych, ola acknowledgements
wszelkich zarzadzen wojsko-
wych i ~utrzymanie porzadku W
kraju, Rada Regencyjna przeka-
zuje wiadze w~ojskowa i naczel-
ne dow6dztwo wojsk polskich,
jej podleg{ych, brygadyerowi J6-
zefowi Pi{sudzkiemu.
Pc utworzeniu rzadu narodo-
wego, W kt6rego rece Rada Re-
gencyjna, zgodnie re swojemi
poprzedniemi oswiadczeniami
zwierzchnia wfadze panstwowa
zlozy, brygadyer J6zef Pifsudzki
w}adze wojskowa, bedaca GEES
cia zwierzchniej w}adzy pan
stwowej, temuz rzadowi narodo-
wemu obowiazuje sic z}ozyG, CO
stwierdza podpisaniem odeZwy.
Dan w Warszawie dnia 11-go
listopada, 1918.
Arcyb. x. Alexis. Kakowski.
J6zef Ostrowski,
Zdzisiaw ks. Lubomirski.
J6zef Piisudzki.
W~YJASNIENIE.
Paryz. - Tutejszy nPolak" O.
giasza:
z powodu zapytah, skierowa--
nych do Redakcyi ,Polaka" wy
jaSniamy niniejszem, re general
J6zef Halter jest Wodzem Naczel
nym wszystkich polskich sill zbroj
nych sprzymierzonych z Koali--
eva i walczacych z jej armiami
przec;w wspolnemu wrogowi.
Wojska tie, podobnie iak VOL
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'-''''i5 5s'EEKkxsfZsx,

NIeszkanie: SOlo No. Kebs, UL
0ODZINY: Do 10 rano-7 DO Q WfecSoeOO
" niSdzisl0 q lei pbpoL Tel. Humhtt AfI
oal1yoA MaJ1s1F0t 81eSoR~
0yhAjeWcA n kis6ssaiO Atw0vtR
aysA. ais na DGIENNnk CHICAGO.
OH - svysA ssDaltasA, ~ 0vml
Drasu!s ala dobra ludu. o0E1AAAass
rnrs salN" Otaaswesv v Dkf1uh
~ cHIcAaoalnN d1llANns ~
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
f. R. Young. Compliments SOliCitOa.
Publication Notice.

Stste of llliaois, Massac County, S.
In the Circuit Court.
January Term. A. d. 1919
Mex inley Howacd, Ethel Howard,
Eva Howard and Nettie Howard, by
their next fniend. Mary Howard,
VS.
Minnie Kelley. Matte Lott, Getaway
Howard. Robert Howard, Grandson
Howard, Fred Toward, Charles How
ard. as administrator De bonis non,
estate of Elias Howard, Beulah How
ard, Arthur Howard, Arlena Powell,
Affidavit of non-residence of the
Grandson Howa, d, implicated with the
above defendants having been filed in
the Clerks office of the Circuit court
of said County, notice is therefore
hereby given to the said nonresident
defendant that the compliments filed
their bill of complaint in said Court,
on the Chaneery side thereof, on the
%. day of September 1918 and that
thereupon a summons issued out of
said Court, wherein said suit is now
pending returnable on the End Monday
day in the month of January, 1919
next, as is by law required. Now, UNI
less you, the siad nonresident defend
ant above named Grandson Howard
shsll personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court, on the first day of
the next term thereof, to be holden at
Metropolis, in and for the said County,
on the End Monday of January next.
and plead, answer or demur to the said
compliments bill of complaint, the
same and the matters and things there
in charged and stated will be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
against you according to the prayer of
said bill.
Colfax Morris, Clerk,
Metropolis, ILL.,, Nov. 25, 1918.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
What He Wanted

General Biddle said ~ London gar
den party:
The doughboy In France has lot
Of trouble with the French Language.
A doughboy sat ON bench in the
Tuileries gardens one day and thumb
ed French phrase book discontent-
eddy.
""Tlis here book he growled. don't
tell you what you want TO say at all.
1t tells yon how tn say tile uncle OF
your mother Is sixiy-fivc years old. or
the sister of your wife has bought n
cow, or the umbrella Of your neigh
Dor Is in the attic hut don't want to
say nothing of, that kind
"'What do you want to sayY an
other doughboy asked
"'what I'm after said the first
donghboy, is book thar tells you
how to say. Your face Is familiar !;
amt we met beforeT or Gee. them
eyes 7 or Little girl, you sure do look
out O. sight iGs Gliat swignmin' suit"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06

themselves TO step in our tracks.
Would you help them como? Raise
Ten dollars for our College at Nashville
Tenn.
Now Bre thren, remember that every
church will get individual Credit for
the amount they GD give, but as a
whole, the East Mt Olive Baptist As
ISOLATION Will get Credit for the One
Hundred dollars for Education. Brothc
er Pastors, and Churches, of the East
Mt. Olive Association. please give
ear to this call, do your best. and if
you do not get the Ten dollars, get
what you can and let US send the Man
agement of the College the One Hun
dred dollars not later than the 10th of
January 1919. May God help the fol-
lowing Brethren to arms:
Drs., Phillips, Armstead. Elders
Davis, Bowers. Winston, Pruitt, Nor
ris, Norton, Mckee and all the rest
OF the East Mt Olive pastors whose
names | cannot call by memory, let
Us in the Name. and under the auspices
Of our great association make this
drive for One Hundred dollars for ed
ucation. Any suggestions from the
Brotherhood will be accepted and con.
sided. / am writing DIR. Phillips in
this same mail. appointing him Treas
urer. When any pastor or church get
/ their money, you may send it TO Dr.
c. c Phillips, Dewmaine, ILL.,. and he
will receipt you for the same.
remain hrotherly,
w. P. Washington,
Moderator.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
Officers of Ministers Alliance.

Officers of Ministers Alliance.
resid.ot: -. ......-. ............. Elder
&C w. Norment. Carbondale
Vice President...................-.....
w. P. Washington. Mt Vernon
Recording Secretary~..-...........-........
...............l B. McCrary. Metropolis
Corresponding Secretary ......-.......
-. ..............-....~J. ID. Davis. Colp
Treasurer .-....-......-..--..--.. ....--...-..
......H. c. Armstead. Pulaski
VIgilant Committee
Elder Wm.-.-....... Young. Joppa
]" ID. Parrish, Md. City
!" S. II. Pruitt. Duquoin
i" f. Bomar, Cairo
- P. b. French, Sparta
- Thos. Morris. Metropolis
A. ], Bowers. Dewmaine
Rev. Berry Thomas. Metropolis.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Executive Board oil the Ministers
and Deacons Union OF the Nit.
Olive Baptist Association will meet
in a special session, Thursday be-
fore the 5rd. Sunday in Dec.
with the Clover Leaf Baptist
Church. Joppa, ILL.,, Rev. ID.
Parrish. pastor.
Every church in the district is
urged to send $I.oo to help deiray
the expense OF the meeting.
Come without fail as there will
be business OF Importance to trans
act
5 II. Pruett. President
Edgar s McCrary
Cor. Sec'y.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06

Our women In Italy, though not
politically organized or prepared for
service. had within their hearts and
minds the hereditary tradition Of the
struggle for liberty aud nationality
and have stepped forward. falling into
line with marvellous efficiency and
unanimiiy. backing the men In the
army from royal palace To munltion
plant.
They have undertaken the task Of
looking after the soldiers families, as
wei as reconstructing and refiiting
for useful lives the disabled men. Of
giving hands 10 the fields as well as
TO the factory"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
An Urgent Gall.
ITO Casey Ave,
Mt. Vernon, Illinois.
Nov. the end 1913

ITO Casey Ave,
Mt. Vernon, Illinois.
Nov. the END 1918
To the Pastors, Churches, Friends.
and cons tituents of the East Mt. Olive
Baptist Association. Dear Brethren,
for the third or fourth time, our love
and patriotism has been tested for our
Country, we as a race have played,
and are playing our part we'll For
our Patriotism, and assistance to our
Government in the crisis now ending,
coming carnations will rise up and call
us blessed.
Now, we come to test your love for
eur own-selves, and our children. A
eide from Home training. Education is
the bedrock of good Citizenship.
While provision ia being made for our
secular education, we should do all in
cur power to give our children specially
those who are aspiring to be Ministers
and Teachers. Christian Education.
To do that, special pre- paration must
be made by us.
To this end, the Seer's Of our Great
Church has purchased the Boscobel
College at Nashville Tenn. well worth
enc hundred Thousand $500. 000) dol
lars, at a cost Twenty five Thousand
1895, O00) dollars. Nine Thousand 49,
eOO) dollars of the above debt has been
paid, without a Jar upon aur organiza-
fson, only the little pecniary amount
NE send up in our let tiers for educatio
annually, TO our District Association.
Now, My Brother Pastors, we of the
East Mt Olive Baptist Association is
called upon for one Hundred ($l00.O0)
dollars for Education to be applied
on the indebtedness Of our College al
Nashville, Tenn. Brother Pastors,
may as Moderator of your assecia.
fion, depend on your churches. through
you for Ten $1,000 dollars of that
Oae Hundred dollars? will head the
list with Ten dollars fom my pastor.
ate
Brethren. read this appeal, re-read
H.. think how far we are from being
what we desired to be, for lack nf ed
sioafional opportunities. and what we.
desire our sons and daughters 20 be,
who are behind us now sgsaining
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
Sparta

Mr.. Editor The Lord has
blessed US by enabling us to have
service again Our Sunday
School as usual was opened By
our worthy Supt w. NJ. Maeklin.
and after the classes had been
taught for about so or 40 minutes
the Supt. reviewed the lesson. al
ter which a committee was sp-
pointed to arrange program Tor
Christmas.
AT II:4s we went into the
moaning service Our pastor
Rev. P. B. French preached a
wonderful sermon IRON the 9Th
chapter OF HEBREWS and ? 5th verse
Collection So. 90
Mrs. Minnie Wheeler. OF ST
Louis. Mo. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. P B French. has been quiie
i'll. But is convalescent noe
Miss Glenn Brown. OF Coulter
vile was a visitor in our Sunday
School the past Sunday.
J. J. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
Poor Church Fund.

a fund Of $50 so was raised by
the Mr.. Olive Baptist Association
at Duquoin, lat week through the
efforts ana advice OF Moderator
McCrary, This iund viii be u sed
to aid weak churches when the
Fund reaches the amount TO justI-
fy. The money viii be loaned for
short time at small in,rresi.
We have a Standing committee
to look after this part OF the work
and we urge every church to es-
tabish Penny fund by lifting a
penny collection every sunday
This is a move that was in hearty
accord with the association and
was readily approved.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
Moderator.

The meeting OF the Executive
Board of the Mt. Olive Baptist
Association has been postponed
or changed TO Thursday before the
3rd. Sunday in Dec. instead OF
End Sunday as the President Rev,
Pruitt couldn't be present on that
date We want all OF OFFICERS and
members pre- sent as this is the last
meeting this year. Don't fail to
be present and bring your ST with
you to help out expenses. Much
business OF Importance,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
Proposed Constitution of
the Baptist Minister S
Alliance.
Alliance.


We. the Minister oi the Mt.
Olive and East Mt. Olive Baptist
District Associations Of Southern
Illinois DESTROYS OF a more one
ness in perpetuating the principles
and Doctrines Legislated by Je-
sus Christ. and practiced by His
Apostles seeking by the word oil
God to bring ourselves, and the
clutches as we'll. more into the
unity OF the Faith Of Jesus Christ
do now adopt the following Con-
stitutIon.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
and tendesloin.

and tendeFloin.
John Brown. son OF Mr.. and
MIS- James Brown OF this city Is
confined TO his room.
The flu ban is still on in Me-
tropolis. with no time set for lift
ing. The editor has had sick
wife for several weeks You can
help us by sending in remittance
at onco. please
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
J ]. Taylor
You Must Pay Your
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vance If You Want
The News.
New Order Just Issued By
The War Industries Board

The paper mills Of the United
States have been placed on the
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must comply with several defined
regulations just issued by the War
Industries Board, in order 10 con-
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the most important refers to sub
criptions. All subscriptions must
ue paid in advance and no papers
are to be sent to persons who fail
to comply with the rule. The
Gazette is sold in several business
places and churches at five cents
copy. Any one who desires
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their address one year Ior 81 80
This offer is made on condition
that the subs -ription Is PAID IN
ADVANCE. II you have not
paid your subscription you must
do so at once. Be ready when
our collector calls. Editor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06
Article Name.

Sec /. This organization shall
be called the Missionary Baptist
Minister'S Alliance OF Southern
Illinois.
Sec , Officers Its Officers
shall consist of a President. TWO
Vice Presidents. Reeoroirg Sec
rotary. Corresponding Secretary i.
Treasurer and such committees
as may conserve the best interest
oithe body. all OF which shall be
elected annually BY a majority
vote OF the body
Article Membership.
Sec. /. This org imitation
shall be composed OF Missionary
Baptist Ministers furnishing hcn.
it'd membership IN any regular
Missionary baptist Chm Oh. to-
gethef wita bis good standing
where he now pastors. or where
he last pasforsc. or tie church
where he wotships with Whether
he ever pssioreo or rot
Article ; Authority.
Sec. l. This organization
shall have the power - receive
TO. or droo from Us fellow ship
any Minister 81 Ministers whom
it deems worthy or unworthy Of
fellowship
Sec Ihis Constitution by
laws or regulations. shall by no
means coilict with the rules and
regulations OF the fwo Associs-
itops namely Mt. Olive and East
Mt. Olive.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-06

Mrs GIenor Jones formerly Of
this city, but now OF Louisville.
Ky. is in the city for weeks
visit,
We thank Rev. and Mrs. Berry
Thomas los she ribs backbones