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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-08
heir marriage than in destroy

their marriage than in destroy
ing it.
Domestic happiness is not so
much matter Of love as of good
sense. Many people who claim
to love each other are unhappy
together. Many people who smile
at the mention of love are very
happy together, simply they have
good sense. Many domestic dis
asters could be prevented by a
knowledge of the course which
domestic life often takes.
IF it could be made clear as a
matter of education or public in
formation that changes Of temp
erature in the married life are not
abnormal but perfectly natural |;
if it could be made clear that the
day of dreams comes to an end
and that the day Of grown-up
reality begins, if it could be very
strongly insisted that team work
is the chief rule Of domestic sue
cess absolutely confidence 10y
atty and exchange of views
many domestic sorrows could be
avoided.
"And then if it could be made
clear to everybody that the idea
Of divorce being an escape is not
true-that instead Of being an
escape. divorce is more than lik-
ely to be = leap into the fire-that
would be Of vast assistance also.
Marriage may be repaired; it is
broken at great peril"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-08

time for going to press is limit
ed. We will say, however, that the
addresses were timely, and patri-
otto; the readings splendidly de-
livered, and the songs appropri-
ated for all of which the veter-
ans were duly grateful.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-08
Answer Your Country's Call Today and Assist in
UNFOLDING Rankins Honor

The United States Government has just launched
and half billions dollars in Victory Liberty Loan
the citizens Of Rankin County subscribe $4,000
While the actual fighting the ceased the expenditures
have by stopped There still million
soldiers Europe and the feeding clothing
transporting them back United met num-
period with contingencies
in reconstruction period The doing
IN rerenchng having reduced from billion
per month at the signing of the armtce
lion dollars month at present. :
The new Victory Liberty Loan Bonds made
from an Investment standpoint They will draw
OF "A per cent payable semannualy And
Rankin County purchasers the local banks
lon 1t will therefore
take quota. A#~
Rankin County enthusiastically periodically over the
top IN all previous liberty loan campaigns will
again this instance There
been abundanty the We will fully
up hold the honor of beloved flag
By subscribing for Victory Liberty you greatly
benefit yourself and incidentally help the uphodng
the national honor by promptly defrayng
The Victory Liberty Loan Bond issue the launched
IN connection with the just closed But unless quickly
taken up the glorious victories batteeds
IN Flanders and France will naught absolutely
action
needed Tor winding the If it
Sale of Victory Liberty do so through taxation
By the first method will your money back with interest v
the second will principal or in
terest Which do prefer?
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-08

This donated country by the follow
ing named progressive firms of Peahatchie. Miss.
PELAHATCHIE BANK
H F. BROWN, Staple and Fancy Groceries
The CASH STORE, General Merchants
KINGS DRUG STORE, Drugs and Sundres
s. s. RHODES Drugs, Etc.
PELAHATCHIE HARDWARE CO.. Hardware
j. L. & @. BUCHANAN General Merchants
W. M PATRICK, Auto Repair Shop.
w. b. HUFFMAN, Pelahatchie Feed Mill
PELAHATCHIE MERCANTILE co. General Merchants
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
WILSON RECIBlO
A Los REYES
De BELGLCA
Ell Rey Alberto estuvo platl-
cando con ell Primer Magis-
trado en- su cuarto de re-
clusion, por cerca de
ounce minutes
La sonora Wilson do I'm te
en- honor de los reales
husspedes de la
Casa Blanca

WASHINGTON, Octubre Min
guna reception Sc ha f~ecetuado en-
el mundo entero. entire jefes de dos
naciones, que haya tenido un carac-
ter menos formal, cue Ia que Sc efec-
tue aver en- la Casa Blanca, en- esta
CAPITAL Y en- la cual e. Presidente
Wilson V 81 Rey Alberto de Belglca
Sc e~strecharon una vez mas las ma
nos. El monarch belga visito aver al
Primer Magistrate de la Nacion anne
ricana, en- SUI cuarto de enfermo, ha-
biendo concurrido tambien a Ia visi-
ia Ia rcina Isabel y el Duque de Bra
bante. heredero del trono belga.
e. Presidente recibi6 al monarch
en- su propio cuarto de enfermo, Y
de rie, apoyado tan solo en- 81 CANA,
vistiendo IN antique sweater girls,
QUE. segun Sc dice, tiene e. Primer
Magistrate desde que era Director
de la Universidad de Princeton. e
Presidente Sc mostro sumamente con-
tento. por la atenci0n del rey Alder
to V sus tamilisres, que fueron hues-
pedes de Ia sonora del P~residente,
aver tarde, en- IN t6 que Mrs. Wilson
ofrecio en- su honor. POGO despues de
la IlegaGa del grupo real a Ia Casa
Blanca, el rey expreso su deseo al
DR.. Grayson, m6dico personal del
P~rcsidente, para presentar sus res
pectos al distinguido p~aciente. a 10
que el doctor no opuso ninguna OBJ
ieci6n, accediendo inmediataniente
q 10 pedido por el monarch. Ambos
p~ersonaieS pasaron al elevator Y as
cendieron al segundo piso, entrando
Al cuarto del Presidente sin ser
anurciados.
La conversation tenida por e. rev
Y el p~residente verso Sobre los successes
de actua!idad, segin Sc dijo, habien-
do hecho Mr.. Wilson a. rey algunas
preguntas acerca de Lloyd George
Y Clemenceau, al hablar de una ma
nera general sobre los asuntos de
Europa. e. rey Alberto manifesto
al Presidente que esperaba que sus
ideales sc verian al fin reaiizadoS
en- e. munGo.
e Pres;dente y el Rev converse
ron por mas de diez minutes y POGO
despu6s de haher salidc e. rev. Sc
presert6 IA senora Wilson con Ia rel
IA en- e. cuarto del enfermo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
FUE APROBADA LA ADMISSION DE LOS DELE
GADOS ALEMANES AUSTRIACOS EN-
IA CONFERENCIA OBRERA
S6Iamente I'm deIegado frances Sc opuso a tai de-
cisi66n, decIarar5o que debla hacerse una dis
tinci6n entire las nacioneS barbara" y las
que peIearon por Ia Iibertad
Ell representante del Gobierno del Ecuador propuso cue Sc
~invitara a Mexico a tomar parte en- la Conterencia ell
de Norueea, a cue Sc hiciera otro tanto con Flnlandla

WASHINGTON, Octubre 1.-Ha-
biendo decidido la admission de los
representatives de Alemania Y Aus
tria sobre una base de igualdad con
los de las otras n~aciones, la COME
rcncia Obrera International tue
convocada hoy para decidir Ia cues
ton de conceder a~sientos en- Ia Junta
a los Delegates de Mexico Y flnlan-
dia.
La decision de la Conferencia para
adr?itir a los delegados alemanes y
a~ustriacos. Sc tom6 cast por unani-
midad. pues solamente un delegado
frances. fue ell que sc opuso a tai
resolution. Ash pues, los citados dele
gados scran admitidoS en- Ia session
de la C~onferencia, tan pronto como
lleguen a esta capital, 10 que pro-
bablemente sera ell pr6ximo lunes.
Ell ~delegado frances que do SUI vo-
to negative q tai decision fue Louis
Guerir, quien para sostener ~ mega
tiva hizo uso de la palabra Y trajo a
colaci6n los actos de barbcrie cometi-
dos por los alemanes durante ST. ocu-
paci0n en- Francia Y Belgica, decla-
rando que debia hacerse, por 10 tan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
PerShing Sc opone a Ia
creacion de In gran
ej&rCito permanente
Dice que seria bastante con
IN elective de 100000
hombres en- vez de 500,
900 que pide la Sc
cretaria de Guerra

WASHINGTON, Octuhrc I'll
General Pershing expuso hoy su Cpl
MON acerca de las recomendaclones
de Ia Secretaria de Guerra, para Ia
creaci6n de IN ejercjto permanente
de 1000 hombrcS, ante las Conf
stones Unidas de Asunros Militares
de "a Camara y del Senado. Fl pa
recer del distinCuido mjlitar esta en-
~desacuerdo con dichas recommendation
mes, manifestando que en- su apini6n
el effective para csc ejercito podia
reducirse a una cifra de 275.00o '
aun hasta una menOr.
e. General expres6 que el ej6rcito
regular seria suficiente para protejer
Ia nacion contra cualquier ataQue
repentino V cumplir o las obliga-
clones iaternacionales de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- el continente america
no ' en- cualquiera otra parte Y cue
dicho ejercito podria ser sostenido
en- case ~Recesario, por una reserva de
ciudadanos instruidos militarmente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
lNGLATERRA FOMEHTAI
LOS DISTURBIOS
EN- TURQUiA
escritor frances dice que
10 hace aSi para yer ST To-
gra que Sc lie de UT man
dato sobre esa nacion

PARIS, Octubre 31.!-En el ultimo
ndrero del magazine Europa Nueva,
aparece un articulo suscrito por NJ.
Ebernier, IN escritor politico fran
ces, en- ell que Sc hacen Sensational
les cargos a Inglaterra, tales como
los de estar fomentando csc pals los
disturbios que tienen iugar en- Tur-
quia, con el fin de aniquilar e. mo-
vimiento nacionaIista Y asegurar un
mandate para csc pals, ahora que
segun parece, los Estados Unidos no
aceptaran cl cargo de mandatarios
de Turquia. N. Ebernier ha estado
estudiando desdc hace tempo las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
ALEMANIA NO QUlERE
DESHACERSE DE DANZTC
Notifica cue no puede crearse
ALI una ciudad libre hasta
que sea ratificado ell ira
tado por todas las ma
clones aliadas y
asociadas

BERLIN, Octubre S1.-Alemania
ha mostrado IN gran dcseo dc rcte-
ner 81 jurisdiction sobre Danzig, el
mayor tiempo possible, va que no lie
ser& dable lograr ~ possession defi-
nitiva, J para tai fin ha recurrido &
diversos estrstagemaa La Ultima IL
elias ha sIdo Ia de interpretsr 4 Fu
antojo las diversas parties del tyatsdo
de Versailles, liegaRdo hasta cons,
truir Gsta de una maner que sin
duda ~sorpgendera q la entsnte,
cuando de clio Sc entere. Tai eesa Sc
ha reVelado, a consecaeneia de Il
nota envlada a las auteridades NUM-
clpaies de Danzig, paF Ell gohieFno
teuton, en- Ia cue ei Miniserla de Re,
lacIones ExterioFss aiensan, expene
que no puede erearse ALI una eiudad
librer sine hasta cue Ell tratade haya
sido rstifisade per tedas las poien,
elias Gliaass y asoeiadas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

Postales artisticas de bellezas Y
parejas er bromuro de color.
Una d0cena ......-..... ; va
Glen Postales .......... ) 30
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
ESTA SENORA ENCONTRo
AIJEIO

Las versonas que sufran dolores de
asnaIde. reumaticos, articulaciones
adoIoridas G hinchadas, t~irantez de
los mGsculos, etc, Sc a~legraran al
saber como n senor logr6 alivio de
sus Intermediates de los rinones ,
de- Ia veiiga. Mrs. G. Hyde, &c HON.
eStesd. Mich, escribe: Surf mucho
= csnsa de debilidad de les rinones
V durante los dltimos IL amos pa
deci fuertes dolores de espalGa y de-
caimiento cue me imped!a desempe-
mar mi trabajo de casa. Foley Mo
new pills" han hecho que me sienta
como una nueva persona (Acv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

to, una distinction entire las naclones
"~barbaras' que consideration los
! tratados como pedazos de papel y los
pueblos aliadoc que habian peleado
Dor la causa de la libertad. Insistio
Ell orador en- que Aienlania y Austria,
con quienes. segGn dijo, las naciones
aliadas estan aur en- guerra. no fue-
ran admitidas sino hasta Ia c!ausura
de la Conferencia y sostuvo que tai
era la opinion del Sfnado Frances
V Ia de Leon Bourgeois, representan-
te frances de Ia Liga de las Naciones.
Contra esta opinion Sc levart6 ia
voz de Leon JouhauX, delegado
frances obrero, quien die que Ia
guerra habia terminado Y que Ale
mania debia ser admitida en- el nue.
70 regimen" Por SUI parte, los re-
presentantes belgas, tanto del gobier-
10, como del trabajo, pidieron cue Sc
hiciera constar en- el acta que daban
su vote acknowledgements q IA decision,
tan solo porque "se veian forzados
a hacerlc asi por condolences ccono-
micas," Y Jules earlier, representa-
ta del capital belga Sc abstuvo de vo-
tar.
Entire los Delegates que hablaron
en- favor de la admission de los dele
cados ~alenanes : abstracts en- Ia
Conferencia, Sc cuentan Ell represen-
tante obrero espanol, Alfonso Salas
Y e. Baron dcs Planches, reprcsentan-
te del gobierno italiano, Quien, pro-
testando contra Ia politica interna-
c~ional, dijo que los Delegates de-
bian Yer mas Al future que al pasa-
do.
Despuez de Ia voteci6n de esta
question, Ell Dr., z. II. Elizaids, dele
gado del gobierno del Ecuador, pre-
gunt6 por que no Sc habig invitado
a Mexico a tomar parre en- Ia Con-
ferencia y propuso que Sc admitjera
4 los representatives de esa RepIbli-
ca, mientras que ei delegado norue-
90, John Cast6erg, propuso que Sc
admitieran tambi6n a los delcgados
finlandeses. Ambas mociones queda-
ron pendientes, de acue-do con las
disposiciones del regIamerto Interior
de Ia Conferencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

condolences Y situaci6n en- Constan-
Y esta al tanto del estado IN
que Sc halla csc pals.
Ell ~escritor acusa a lnglaterra &c
estar corrompiendo a los altos fun"
c~ionarios turcos, y aseguran que Da-
mad Ferid Pasha esta dominado por
los ingleses V es quien lleva las rlen-
das del gobierno otomano Ell coho-
tantinopla, a pesar de la oposicion
cast unanlmc de! pueblo que apoys
4 los nacionaliStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

Postales artisticas de bellezas y
parejas, en- sepia a dolores.
Una docena ............ ) 0.9y
Glen Postales ........... 5 $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
Ell MIKADO FIRMO FL
TRATADO De PAZ
Con Ell Japon, son cuatro las
potenc.as que han "a
tificado Ell pacto

TOXIC, Octubre 3O.-El gobicrno
japon6s ratified hoy el tratado de
paz o Alemania. e. Emperador
Yoshihito firm6 Ell Gocumento des-
pues de que Ia Com!sion del Consejo
Pr;vado, 10 hubo aprobado unanime-
n1ante. e. Japon es "a cuarta de las
potenc!as aliadas que ratifican eli
tra;sdo. FL Gob!erno japonGs habia
dads seguridades &c que Immediate
me2te despues de Ia ratification Sc
tijaria IN plazo definitivo para "a
restitution de Shantung a Ia sobe-
rama china.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
Take Notice and Act.

he lady OF Ch'cago, who sub
scribed for the Gazette the other
day, said read your paper, but
am not subscriber and feel that
| am stealing it and not bearing
my potion Of the financial burden
in helping one whom ! know to
be toiling early and late to furnish
the race each week something to
stimulate raci,l develope ment and
courage in these periloas times
So enter my name on your lit
with the paid up subscribers We
thank you There is ample room
for others to make similar COMES
sion aud join.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
Brookport, Ill.

Rev Thos Turner, OF Metropolis
who is pasioring in Tennes esse. was
at home with lis family for few
days last week lie paid Brook
port visit Sunday IN company
with Modera or Mccrary and lie +.
livered a strong sermon in the ai-
ternoon at Unity Baptist Chnreh,
The sermon vas mach enjoyed by
ali the pastor preached mofnipg
and evening 70 a large con srega-
tion The S 5 was the largest
in q year and we certainly appfsei-
ate the renewed interest mealif ST
ed The pastor viii give prize
70 the one bringing IA the most
scholars during this quarter Rev
Turner and the pastor were fhe
que for dinner at the home of
Airs May Wimblyi az Mrs Lue
Landeis for supper, and Bro A.
aron Green's for breakfast. where
@c spent the night
Bro Wash shelton. is quite
feeble Trough attends every SER
vice Of the church
Bro Wash Childers. an old ve-
+erau Of the civil war is quite sick
Mrs. Oracle Bunch, is still on
he sick list. i
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
tate of Ohio, City of Toledo,

tate of Ohio, City of Toledo,
'ucas County. IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oa tn that he
senior partner of the firm of F. j..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and state afore-
aid, and that said firm will pay the
am Oh ONE HUNDR ed DOLLARS
or each and every case of ~Catarrh
rat cannot be cured by the use of
IALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK j. CHEFEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
uall's Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ally and acts through the Blood on
mucous furfaces of the System.
. for testimonials, free
j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O..
Id by all Druggists, 75c.
Gake Halls Family Pills for consti-
alton.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

Kew. May and wiie OF missouri,
who were in Brookport. visiting
he parents of his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson. returned
home Monday to his charge.
Rev ]. Z. Reddick pastor of
the Bethel A NJ (. Church. and
several Of his members attended
Quarterly meeting at St Paul A.
NJ ( Church Metropolis Sunday
They report an old time meeting.
Mrs. Icie Johnson. Of Brook
port. and Mrs Nancy King Of
St Lauis. Mo. a niece spent a
few hours in Metropolis Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tis'sworth,
and family were called to Padu-
cab Sunday on the account Of the
death G a sister OF Mr. Tittswerit.
Mrs. Francis Smith, and Master
Willard Smith are in Fulton, KY
visiting the formers sister
Rev ] II Smith 2. E., Of
the Cairo district for the A NJ
E denomination held his fourth
quarterly meeting here with ST.
Paul church sunday Rev. 5 b.
Jones, pastor IS doing a great
work here financially
The annual picnic and eelebra-
tion Of the Sir Knights and daueh-
ters Of Tabor held at Mermet la t
week vas great success.
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Donlow.
OF Brookport. visited relatives in
Marion last week.
Moderator MeCrary, Notmeni.
Pruitt. Lovelace, aud Others will
attend the National Baptist Con-
vention at Norfolk. w. Va. The
10th OF Sept A great meeting is
programmed this year. Give US the
names OF all who viii go.
/ Miss Jewel Long. has been
| granted certificate to teach this
year bJ the State Board and she
! has been employed as principal oi
the Brookport. School. We be-
speak for her success The new
school law requires the children to
be kept in school seven months
every day under penalty. Some
one is going to pay finer This
law will be enforced and we are
glad it will be.
| Revs. Thos Morris. pastor oi
the Antioch Baptist Church. and
w. n. Porter. we're pleasant cali
ers to the Gazette Tuesday We
were glad to have these Divines
look in upon US
| Jas McGhee. Sr.. is making
some improvements on his proper
ty. on upper Market. St
Rev. and Mrs. Thos Morris and
granddaughter. were in Brown
field Sunday.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

We are authorized to announce George
W. Hogan. of Hamilton County as a
candidate for the nomination as del
egate to the Constitutional Convention
from the F'ifty-hrst Senatorial District
subject to the decision of the Republi-
can Primary to be held Wednesday,
September 10th 1919.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
g1=-You must mail copy G
Mondays to secure publication

All manuscript with a list OF
uames should be accompanied with
ST.. 90 to secure publication.
The way that seemeth right un-
to men often leads to death 1t
depends largely as to the view enc
takes to right and wrong, much
depends upon ones training.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
commission.

II Vernon. III siay , 1917
To tie Women. Ed8csiiena snd
Missionary Circles 4 the Nilsson
aty Baptist Churches d the State
OF Illinois. Greetings
This Is 70 certify that Sister
Nancy Brooks Of Dewmsine. ~.
Is duly appointed % organize ard
install Missionary circles y phercver
needed revive these that arc IN
active. and solicit membership and
solicit membership and money for
the State Work and report the
same 10 the executive board quar-
terry.
Each church visi ed IS request
ed to pay the travelling expenses
We pray you may give her due
consideration. as we arc soliciting
the membership Of every regular
Missionary Baptist church and So
eiety TO join Us and mak- the
State work what IL should be.
Yours for Christ.
Bette Wilkerson. Pres.
Coultersille. III.
NJ b. Taylor. Cor Sec.
Colp. III.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

We are authorized to annouce Charles
Y. Parker, of Saline County as Can
didate for the domination as a delegate
to the Constitutional Convention from
the Fifty-first Senatorial District, sub
iect to the decision of the Republican
Primary to be held Wednesday, Sep
tember 10th, 1919.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

We caa furnish yoa with a sin
lie collnn cut Tor card or news
9sper work for b 90 Just send
yaur photo. and check or Post o.
iice order for &. 90 and viii dc
rhe rest. A Post Card Photo
graph OF yourself will do
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

We want to put The Gazette
nto every home in the city with
an 40 days. VIII you help US
neighbor? Special inducements
will be given. Let every reader
help US to get subscribers. Build
up your Race Enterprise.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

We are authoaized to announce II.
y. Holli5eld Of Brookport. as candi-
dste for the Republican nomination for
County Commissioners at the ensuing
primary election, September II, 1919
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

Mrs Millie Brown. wife OF Jas.
Brown, is still very low.
Pastor McCrafy. will be at his
church. Brookport, Sunday
Mrs Francis Wilson. and Mrs.
Bette Nicely. called into our sane
tum Monday. The fcrmer is oi
St. Louis, Mo John Harris. vile
and daughter OF St Louis, Mo.
in company with Mrs. Francis vii
son motored from St. Louis. Mo
Sunday. They are touring some
parts OF Illinois and Kentucky.
Mrs. Martha Lyons. continues
very sick and her recovery is very
doubtful.
Mrs. Ann Doolsn. is very sick
at her home on w. 8th, St.
Wrs. Hester Urquhart and little
daughter. Spellma Athene. left
for Atlanta, Ga "Wednesday to
attend the bedside OF her mother
Mrs. c. H Griggs. and child
rem, are visiting in Evansville. Ind
and Rockford, Ill.
K d. Barnes. Of this city. who
is employed in Gary, Ind was in
the city the first Of the week on
business He left Thursday p. m.
to resume his work.
Pfol Larry Rokgers. Who is ore
Of the masicians On the great Str.
Sion y. the largest excursion boat
in the world pa sed thra this city
sunday lie was accompanied b.
his wife Mrs Rodgers. as far as
Paducah Ky
Major Arthur Williams. who
left the city as Cap'ain ol Com
pany NJ for France and who was
wounded lover there" arrived in
the city sunday and is The guest
Of Mrs Il G. Burke.
lie served as Captain Of Co
NJ for many years and now has
the honor Of being Major recciv-
ing his promotion in France He
will leave for Camp Grant. Rock
ford. within a few days to be re-
examined as to physical ability
before being mustered out.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Harris,
Of ST. Louis, Mo Mrs II. G.
Burke. and Major A. A. Williams.
we're pleasant callers on the Ga
sette staff "Wednesday afternoon
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
NOTICE.

zette Good commission allow
ed Write oo3-Pcarl. St.. Me-
tropolis. III. for Information
The Managct
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

youda<e seen our Job Office
sad know axSt we are prepared to
do first clasBwork. Send Us your
ch urch work. bills, cards enve-
lopes. and etc. Have a little
sore Race pride Parson
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22

The Gazette has just received
,other lot OF new type faces and
her material which adds much
the output OF the work oil the
ice. We deserve your patron
age. We have full line Of cards.
Letter Heads. Envelopes and 9TH
sr material Let Us do some OF
nur work.
Metropolis weekly gazette., 1919-08-22
III Weather Good.

Sunshine is delicious. rain Is refresb'
ing. wind braces up. snow IS exhilS
rating: there Is really no such thips
az had weather. only <iKerent kinds %
good weather.-John RuskIn.
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