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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-11-26

Advertised Letters, Nov. "a, 1919
Ralph Coyle.
NJ. Hersker.
Floyd Werner.
Mrs. Ed. Emens.
w. F. Bricker, p NJ, Belding, Mich.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

Because Of lawful excuses and given for inability to
serve the following changes made in the officers heretofore
appointed to hold the election the various precincts in the
City OF Memphis Nov 9TH 1919 for the election Of Mayor
City Commissioners and City Tax Assessors
Second Ward-Second Precinct-For Mrs Ada Bankhead.
clerk, substitute Mrs. g. c. Reyle,
Fourth Ward-First Precinct-For Mrs F. Bullion clerk,
substitute Prather Mcdonald
Fifth Ward-First Precinct-For w A. Gatens Judge sub.
stute Ed Corre For Miss Irene Menke assistant registrar
substitute John C. Reilly Miss Irene Menke viii serve as req
strar
Eighth Ward-Second Precinct-For r F. Galor IT, nudge
substitute F. H. Gailor
Eighth Ward-Third Precnct-For Mrs Percy Fn,av
Judge substitute H G. DuttIinger
Ninth Ward-First PrecincFor Eugene Vogel clerk sub
stitue Dan O'Leary.
Twelfth Ward-For Charles X Berlin Judge substitute Cv.
rus Dodds =
Sixteenth Ward-Frst Preciuct-For Latham Woolrdge
clerk, substitute J. w Montgomery
Eighteenth Ward-First Precnct--For l. A e;u;lfove
Judge substitute Charles Speers.
Twenty-thrd Ward--Second Precinct-For Mrs George
Phillips, clerk substitute NJ. w. Hjrsh
Thrieth Ward-For Mrs Milton Hunt clerk, subs,itut,
John Brown
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
No NeU American
Cardinal viii Be
Selected By Pope

ROME, Nov. Slit Is considered alb
solutely certain in Rome that no new
American cardinal will be chosen ut
the consistory to be held the first fort
even AT the last moment before the
conslBtory can decide to create some
now cardinal not mentioned before,
In this consistory, the first after the
war, II Ia believed the pontift wishes to
give proof OF special benevolence to
Poland, which after long subsection
and many sufferings, has finally been
reunited, Thus 1t Is understood besides
elevating the archbishop OF Warsaw,
the pope win also raise the archbishop
OF Gneaen to the eardlnalate. A new
spanish cardinal also has been rumor-
ed, but there Is no confirmation of this
The pope Is deeply concerned over
the serious Illness OF Cardinal Hart
mann, OF Cologne, and has sent him
his apostolic beHedlctlon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
Heartened by Signs of Apathy
DiSpeIled Put Solicitation
Upon Competitive Basis for
Balance Of Drive.
TEN LEADING woMEN's TEAMS
IN The RED CROSS DRIVE.


Heatrened by a meeting Of the WON
ems division OF the third annual Red
Cross roll call the women workers sal
lied onto the stretes Of Memphis We'd
nesday morning with redoubled yigor
and determination to put the drive for
memberships over the top despite the
coolness which marked their reception
the drive.
The meeting. which was held at head
quarters Of the Memphis chapter Of the
American Red Cross, was addressed by
Mrs. n. G. DuffieId, chairman Of the
wofnan's division, and John r. Lippitt,
ty for the drive.
Tho team standings we're read, and
work thus put on a competitive basis,
The table above includes the standing
OF the ten leading teams.
New heart was put into the women
workers, too, by the reading OF the
names OF several firms who are 400
per cent Red Cross lin other words,
whose every employee and officer is a
member Of the relief organization for
1890. These firms include the Amert-
can Savings bank, Scott e. Kelly Fur
niture company, T, Houhler, tailor; New
York Millinery company, Mrs. H. NJ.
McNally, proprietor; the Standard oil
company's filling station az Watkins
street and Poplar avenue Another firm,
n button factory, with several employees,
came close and probably will swing into
the 100 per cent class as only one man
held out and kept the firm from obtain
Ing a 100 per cent service banner.
Then, too, big contributions began 90
come in Wednesday, The following
firms sent checks for 500;
The Anderson .Tully company, Mem
phis Hardwood Flooring company,
Schlecht Motor Sales company. Hubert
Reese, Malone q Hyde, Belgrade Lunl-
Der company, w. b, Bayless and the
r. T. pooley Lumber company.
Checks for $50 were received from
Blnswanger q Co, Levy's Ladies' Tog-
gerry and LOeb's laundry. Smaller
ohecks aggregated something like $500
additional.
The drive for memberships at 81 each
Is being pressed to the limit. Each
woman worker Wednesday morning
wore Red Cross badge, on which was
printed above tho symbol tho word
"Juln."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
BARCEL0N SHOPS ARE
ONCE MORE OPENED

MADRID, Nov. S,--All Of tho shops
In Barcelona reopened yesterday and
some textile factories resumed work.
The only two newspapers which have
appeared since the lockout went into
effect may he forced to suspend II the
lockout continues
The situation Is quiet, but the author
tiles are not relaxing steps taken to
keep Il so, The military chiefs met to-
day to discuss plans for action should
II become necessary, Several agitators
have been expelled from the city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
PERSHING URGES HIGH
RANK FOR FIVE AIDES

WASHINGTON, Nov. B.-Pctmanent
rank Of lieutenant general for Lieut.,
Gems, Liggett and Billiard and Mai.
Gems, Dickman, McAndrew and Har-
bord, was recommended today by Gen.
Pershing, when he resumed his state
mont before the senate and house milf
tary committee, Generals Liggett, Bull
lard and Dickruan were army command
ers overseas, while Generals Hartford
and McAndrew were successfully chief
OF staff OF the American expeditlonary
forces
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
TWO CABINETS TO BE
FORMED IN IRELAND

LONDON, Nov 6,--The cabinet COM
mittee on Ireland yesterday accepted
the proposals OF its subcommittee pro-
yiding for the creation OF two separate
Irish parliaments--one In the Prot ST.
ant counties OF Ulster and, the other for
tive OF both TO embody the idea OF a
united Ireland, says the paity Mail to-
day.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

FIRST WARD-First Pre-.
cinct-Sauter's Tin Shop, 81:
N. Main.
FIRST WARD--Second Pre-,
cinct--3l0 N. Main.
SECOND WARD - First
Precinct-lo4 N, Main.
SECOND WARD Second
Precinet-Courthouse.
THIRD WARD-First Pre-.
cinct-257 Jefferson, Brown &
Brown.
THIRD WARD - Second
Precinct--Cor. Jefferson and
Second.
FOURTH WARD - First
Precinct--ll0 Monroe, John
Collins.
FOURTH WARD 49, Second
Precinct-l36 s, Second St.
FIFTH WARD-First Pre-
cinct--440 Bealc.
FIFTH WARD-Second Pre-
c;nct--22o Vance, Vance Ave.
Garage and Auto Co.
SIXTH WARD-First Pre-
cinct-l74 Linden,
SIXTH WARD - Second
Precinet-373 s. Main, V. ].
Wiley,
SEVENTH WARD - First
Precinct-Orleans and Linden
S. B. Naimol.
SEVENTH WARD--Second
Precinct-Cynthia and Vance
tent.
EIGHTH WARD ~ Second
Precinct--Eligh and Robson, l..
P. Doyle.
EIGHTH WARD - Third
Precinct--3t7 Hill, James Car
lin.
NINTH WARD---First Pre-
cinct-570 Auction.
NINTH WARD ~ Second
Preeinct--Third and Looncy,
opposite engine house.
TENTH WARD--First Pre-
cinct--o95 Rayburn, tent.
TENTH WARD - Second
Precinct--lowa and Florida
Chas, Ichps store.
ELEVENTH WARD--First
Precinct--Red Cross Pharmacy
st. Paul and Orleans.
ELEVENTH WARD - Sec.
ond Preeinct--660 s. Yelling
ton, A. Baxter. =
TWELFTH WARD - First
Precinct-Louisiana and Hi
nois, Arata's store.
THIRTEENTH WARD -
First Precinct--Cor, Barton and
Gilbert, Tony Lent.
THIRTEENTH WARD -
Second Precinct--2o4 McLe
more, l.. +. Hass,
THIRTEENTH WARD -.
Third Precinct -- Latham anC
Trigg, A. II. Birmingham,
FOURTEENTH WARD =
First Precinct--Mississipp ant
Walker, w. A, Fitzpatrick.
FOURTEENTH WARD -
Second Precinct - Mississippi
and McLemorc. Suburban DruI
Store,
FIFTEENTH WARD--Firs
Prccinct--l463 Lamar, M. Bow
crs.
SIXTEENTH WARD--Firs
precinct-McLean and Pea
body,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

SIXTEENTH WARD--Sec-
ond Precinct-Peabody and
Willett, tent.
SEVENTEENTH WARD
First Precinct-l70S Madison,
Glover's Auto Shop.
SEVENTEENTH WARD
Second Precinct-l272 Madison,
Chas. Keller.
EIGHTEENTH WARD -
First Precinct-Bellevue and
Linden, Lanier's Drug Store.
EIGHTEENTH WARD -
Second Precinct--840 Vance.
NINETEENTH WARD --
First Precinct-ll00 Lane, Mrs.
S. Bejach.
NINETEENTH WARD -
Second Precinct--837 Poplar,
Jno. Kraft
NINETEENTH WARD -
Third Preeinct-927 Madison, ].
Eiseman.
TWENTIETH WARD -
First Precinet--Cor. Watkins
and Poplar,
TWENTIETH WARD -
Second Precinet-20l Ever
green, DR.. Sauls' garage,
TWENTY-FIRST WARD
First Precinct--9lo Jackson, ].
P. Rutschman.
TWENTY-FIRST WARD
Second Precinct-Cor. Breed
love and Chelsea.
TWENTY-SEcoND WARD
First Precinct-Cor. Seventh
and Chelsea.
TWENTY-THIRD WARD
First Precinct--3S9 Poplar,
Schlam's Tin Shop,
TWENTY-THIRD WARD
Second Precinet--o3S Madi-
son, Lee estate.
TWENTY-FoURTH WARD
First Precinct---94 Trigg, P.
J. Dauriac.
TWENTY-FIFTH WARD
First preeinct--Cor. Mississippi
and Wicks, tent.
TWENTY-FIFTH WARD
Second Precincts. w. corner
Orleans and McLemore.
TWENTY-SIXTH WARD
First Precinct - McLemore
and Cummings, tent.
TW ENTY SEVENTH
! WARD 49, First Precinct - 728
Dunlap,
TWENTY SEW ENTH
WARD--Second Precinct--7S0
Chelsea, II. L. Cook.
TWENTY-EIGHTH WARD
First precinct---563 Cox Ave,
A. c. Nall.
TWENTY-NINTH WARD
First Precinct ~ Cor. Blythe
and Young, tent.
THIRTIETH WARD--First
Precinct--Barksdale and Cen
trail. tent.
THIRTY-FIRST WARD
First Precinct--943 Cooper, DR..
J, w. McCauley,
THIRTY-FIRST WARD $500
Second Precinct-l6S2 Lamar,
c, w. Bloodworth.
THIRTY-SECoND WARD
First Precinct 1916 Lamar
Sawyer's Market.
THIRTY-SEcOND WARD
Second Precinet-7lS Nep.
tune, Tapp & Smith,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
ELECTION NOTICE

The places of holding the election Thursday, Nov
6 for Mayor City Commissioners and City Tax Assess.
or are designated as follows:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
River Bulletin.

.Rise. Fall.
The river In the Memphis district
win rise during the next 10 days At
Memphis II win pass the s0-fcot stage
by next Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
Last Name on Ballot,

Vote for T, q, Scarborough for city
assessor. Make his election unanimous.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

Al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
When the Williams For Memphis First ticket entered the with
the sole ndeeng Memphis,
absolutely from the disgusting naeatng mudngng previous
We started with clean slate
Our entertained suup They way
nnch the their efforts reach the climax their
h was attained tins morning IN paid advertisement by Sheriff Perry behalf
Of the Twenty Citizens League.
The knowledge Perry, nothing stake had lent himself an
eeVenthhoW hmum
ming for office he has not been hhe he
himself
twill be-
attitude
admitting for the least that he his desire the
of
their hope is the election Mr. Paine AND HIS ASSOCIATES
Who are his associates None other than Hagger Magem
and vice in all its hdeousness
y licensed anessnes permitted under MI. Williams
Does Mr. Perry understand that
placed that he did not have the his personal
knowledge of law violations he made no effort bring the offenders usdce
Although th believe
the acid test the sheriff has proved disappointing.
personal knowledge during the last
his bald decton
did right Nkng the offenders because they friends Mr. Pane
above mentioned
for
the same laws his command before he became sheriff that he has now?
public naturally depends whose OK
Ygoed.
The Memphis Ticket
J.J.WILLIAMSj Mayor
Fo Commissioners Vote For
&C BREEDEN OLKRUGER EDWARD '. SHELLY w. L. TERRY
For Tax Assessor Vote for JOHN T. CORBETT
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
Be Sure to Vote

And smoke plenty OF Sapelson's Extra
Cigars. A real lie treat Tor 7c adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

T. G. Scarborough X.
Vote thus tomorrow for city assessor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
and with loud voice speaks TO
several hundred Negroes and ad-
vises them to be sell dependent.
A Big Rally

The Rock Hill Baptist Church,
OF Carbondale, under the efficient
leadership and watchful care OF
Rev. VIM. Moody, are rejoicing
over their Financial ctory, on
Sunday Aug 3rd, which resulted
in $500 20.
The clubs rallied as never before
each contesting for the higest "a
mount and Oh Sunday after strong
sermons delivered by pastor and
the down pouring of the Holy
Spiiit. when he smoke had rolled
away and the many eagles had
been given for the npbuilding OF
the Masters cause the pastor an
nounced to his exceedingly large
following they had gone over tie
top and the above named sum had
been laid on the table 10 actual
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
AND PROHIBITION +
WILL COME UNDER
FEDERAL CONTROL

NEW. YORK. July 5l.-Na-
tionaf and Suffrage lawYi which
will have an important bearing on
conditions in the South, will have
to be enacted as soon as the states
ratify the woman suffrage amend-
ment. Representative Seigel, New.
York, told the House today The
enforcement legislation for suff,age
nus' be drawn along the same lines :
as the prohibition enforcement le-.
n,slation. he said.
Se'gel ind the Southern
members OF the House, who have
been a 'voce'i g prohibition. that
If Congrt SIS pa ssed he prohibition
emf ,rcement ii giving the FEEDER
al governme con rol to enforce
prohibi' on in the states. il will al
80 clearly have TO pass laws making
il certain that all Negroes in the
Southern States can vote
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
Grand Theatre.

The Grand Theatre, opened its
doors to the public last Thursday
night in the Odd Fellows Hall.
Messrs. Geo. McCrary, and VIM
Adams, managers.
Large crowds have been attend
ing eace night and the managers
promise real classy movies at each
entertainment A change OF pro-
gram each evening with two shows
beginning at go and s:45.
This is anoihet good move the
Negroes have made in Metropolis
as they were not permitted to at
tend the down town theatres with
out protest. or enforcing the law,
and this they did no, want 10 do
The Negroes are learning not
to deps nd upon others. but they
are getting together and patroni-
their own enterprises. regardless.
not only in this instance. bus all
others. Tie Gazette stands out
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
REV. J. BRYANT VISITS
METROPOlIS
Delivers Strong Sermon Sum
day Evening. Large Crowd
In Attendance.

Rev J. f Bryant. of Green
wood, Miss moderator OF the Lef-
lore County Baptist Associatio n
and pastor Of the great Maple
Grove Baptist Church, OF Philippi,
Miss, preached at the First Bap-
list church Sunday evening to
large and appreciative audience.
Subj The Sin of Forge.fulness.
DR.. Bryant is graduate OF the
Natchez Baptist College, strong
gospel preacher, a pulpit orator.
a man oil note. and christian
gentleman. He swayed his su-
dienee. and stirs the church from
center TO circumfere nee. be is
indeed a great man.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
Whites Attack Hospital.

a patrol wagon crashed into an
automobile flied with men and a
night followed that caused the pro
bablc fatal injury OF three men and
The wonnding OF several others
The wounded were taken TO Pfoyi-
dent Hospital Colored in'situ-
ton and crowd OF whites attack
ed the building. causing consider
able damage.
The hospital was caring for a
bout 70 patients, score Of them
being victims Of riots. The pa
tents were thrown into a serious
condition
The total injured to date. so far
as can be aseertained, reaches past
1900. The majority are white.
During Tuesday night more than
a dozen policemen were reported
as having been shot.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
Program of Club
Convention


The Club convention will open Sat
urday Aug. 9, at 1000 a. M, 1919.
At 1000 meeting called to order by
the president, Mrs. V. Ford
Singing Choir
Scripture Reading Willie L. Waters
Singing
Prayer G. W. Long
Song
Address Bessie Cork
HOO Topic, The church and its
work. Opened by Prof. T. L. Alston
1875 Song, collection, Benediction
Afternoon
800 Meeting opened by President
Song
Scripture reading-Hattie Beard
Song
Prayer Geo. Tooms
Election of officers
REORGANIZATION OF the S. 5.
Teacher opened by Rev. Z. 5. b.
McCrary
800 Song. and praise service
Collection, and adjournment
Evening
1880 Meeting opened by president
Song
Prayer by Rev. c. W.. Rowlett
Song a
. Scripture reading Louella Gum
~Reaufpg morning and evening 56arna
Report of committees
Song and Pres. Quarterly address
Response by pastor in charge
Sunday Morning
1000 S. s. Song
1926 Convention called to order by
president. Roll call
11:15 Preaching-Rev. VIM. Gravee
Afternoon
Song, Paper-Avery Woods
Recitation, Georgia Mae Ford
Reading-Daisy Long
RecitatioH-Viola Blackwell
3:45 Song, collection, Benedictior
Evening Session
1880 Song. Prayer-Bro. Pinney
Rong. Paper-Jewel Long
Reading-Alice Urquhart
Recitation Mrs T. l.. Aston
Duett -BernestiDe Kimball, Jewe
Long
Reading-Iola Urqnhart
instrumental solo-Naomi Aston
8:45 Preaching
Song. Installation of officers
Announcements, collection
Adjournment.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08

When man has lived in a city
Tor more than 40 years and be.
longed to one association for 40
years. worked his way from the
ground to the topmost round oil
the ladder, that too. with gfea
weight OF opposition and preju.
dice hanging to him, such as was
demonstrated recently and yet
have life long neighbors and those
who have known him longest will
speak out in no uncertain sound
for him as is being done for Mod
orator McCrary. he has nothing to
fear IRON these skip jacks. and
Muck rskers.' They are the
ones spoken OF by the Apostle
Jude. s'Clouds without water.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
KNOWN DEAD AMONG
NEGROES IN RECENT
CHICAGO RIOTS.

Special 70 Gazette.
CHICAGO. July, So tNight. }
Up to midnight the known 5ead
in the riot are thirty-four of whom
Io are Negroes and IS are whites.
The list OF Negroes are:
Alex Ate nberg. shot thu heart
Henry Baker. shot thru eye by
Negroes.
August Dillon. beaten 10 death
John II Simpson. policeman
shot through abdomen.
Robs. Williams, dragged from
taxi. stabbed. left dead on street.
One nnidcntihed d man. sho, 10
dca,h.
Unidentified. shot by Police
Lieu,eoapt Jas. Day, who claims
self deieae.
Jas Gawiord. shot Sunday in
original rios.
John Mills. killed a, s7,h and
State.
Unidentified. killed q, 37tb and
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
Big Rally at Tolu.

Special to the Gazette.
The Forest Hill Free Baptist
Church, OF Tolu. Ky, held a sue
cessful rally and baptizing Sunday
July, 27th.
Rev. VIM. Barnett. OF Metrop-
oils, ILL.,, is the successful pastor.
He has united the forces together
and the church is moving onward
o Zicn. One was buried with
Christ in Baptism
Large crowds were in attendance
at all three of the services and the
collection TO- the day was $4I.S5
which was excellent for the short
period OF time for working.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08

By Or. C. c. Phillips.
Golconda, III.
EDITOR Mcc,ary:

We have an hour and twenty
minutes wait h re. so we have con-
eIuded 10 sDend the time in pen
Ding a iew Ines to the Bsptists 10
this district. and elsewhere, that
they MAY be in'ormed as TO the
real status Of things as they must
be the judges Mark You. we
have not said Baptist State con-
yent,on. &C left the word Ba tit
ous On purpose. because they are
Dot Bap'ists 10 the true sense.
No organization purposing 10 be
Baptist viii feeogaize chorches he
being SECULAR that are over-rua
with ~ sorts OF faith. doctrine and
pracfsces II Is 20 be hoped that
Ds. 1 x Williams, Of Chicago.
the se9ly elected presidenr. will
use. his infiaence 70 cleanse il wiih
the help 81 the sound Bap lists in
the organization. lie can put
the milk and Cider gang ovt
wiserc they justly belong TO de-
siass themselves soT the osu time
tas,h and keep the unsound gang
wishsn their ranks. does not
cleanse the organization How
ever this IS not the things ,ha, We
are so much concerned about, bu,
We are concerned about the Liv-
iogston School proposition that
they appear to have 80 much i'm
teres, 10 il appears that for the
last tao years. they have hood
winked certain brother by tell
'ng him thar they are ready 10
take over and run the Livingston
school il he would find on; the
real status O: things,
II sill be remembered that this
same convention some few years
ago went on record 10 support
the school financially. and in the
Convention a, Csrbondale. One
Hundred dollars in cash was lai1
on the table The writer gavs
six dollars. DR. +. Thomas.
Chicago, ten dollars. and nun.
ber OF the brethren gave from one
to three dollars. This sch ol
money has gone unaccounied for
but on the other hand they seek
to fool the people by telling them
they stand ready to take Over the
school when they can have addi-
tooaI Information. We want in
formation as to o~hat has gone
with the hundred dollars school
money.
Another thing IS worthy OF at
ten,ion. and that is. they have
claimed all the while that there
are TOO many State organizations
and that Baptist ought TO get to-
gether, and in the face OF those
facts they organized a State S S
convention !, would have been
the part OF wisdom TO have stsid
the organization for while until
at least the people could learn Of
their sincerity. such as they are
giving US is much like that OF
fox. and the generosity Of vol
More tofollow. things that the
Baptists ought TO know.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08

Mrs ayada Rodgers. is in St.
Louis, Me. WISHING her husband
Revs. J b McCrary. and Wm.
Graves. spent Monday in Brook
port, VIII re the latter preached al
the Unity Baptist Church, at mig HI
to an appreciative audience.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
Race Troubles Break Out At North Trenton
N. j., When Blacks Push Whites
From Sidewalk
a.cial Trouble. in New Jersey Cause Arrests.

Trenton J. August So BY the United Press Two Negroes
are under arrest being sought suit raci
North Trenton Negroes pushed whites from the side
began shooting action resented Police
rushed shots fired The Negroes
held under 81 600 bail for the grand jury
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08

St Louis August II BY the United Press august Kaysr
aged as chi dren by sashing their
this and attempted take his life His effort
a artery in his wrist frustrated by Theodore.
dead children Adophne. years, Harry six Glen
non The murdered the children while they slept
health is believed to have BEEN he for the dead
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08
Rev. 6. W. Alexander +.

The above cut is a true likeness
OF Rev @ w. Alex4pd er. o, Nat
chez, NJ ss., who is the city the
guest OF Drs McCrary and Nor
ris. He will preach at the Ante
och Baptist Church this week. and
YOU will miss rare treat il you
fail to hear him. He is partor OF
the Pleasant Gr en- Baptist church
Of Vicksbure Miss Irss Of the
Progressive State S 5 Congress,
and Sscy q The State Conven-
ton.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-08

Rev. Moody, is a great fnancier
and Carbondale viii do we'll we are
sure under his supervision