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Evening journal., 1919-06-18
GOLF AT WILMINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB

More than seventy golfers will par
tcipate IN the annual invitation tour
namen. OF the Wilmington Country
Club beginning tomorrow morning
The first pair will tee off at 955 a. m.
Play viii be resumed on Friday and
Will be concluded on Saturday. The
official pair.ngs follow:
9.55-h II. Prickett, New York, and
j. r. Baily, New York.
i0O0-Herman Wendell, st. Davids.
and Or. Linton Smith, Wilmington
Country Club.
i005-H. w. Avis, Jr., Springhaven.
and c. Stewart Lee, Wilmington Coun-
try Club.
iOiO-J. w. Frick, Baltimore Coun-
try Club, and J. NJ. Hemphill, West
Chester.
iO15-GeOrge Booth. Bethlehem, aud
George William Moreton, Wilmington
Country Club.
iO,25-M. Tyson Ellicott, Baltimore
Country Club, and John p Armstrong,
Wilmington Country Club.
t0.30-J. S. Dean, Princeton Univer-
sity, and Henry p. Scott Jr., Whining
ton Country Club
iO35-George f. Morse. Rutland
Country Club. and Sidney Scott, VIII
mingtOn Country Club
t0.40-R. Haight, Princeton Univer-
sity, and II. G.. Chickerng. Whining
ton Country Club.
iO50-R Woolworth, Princeton Uni
yersity, and w. A. Tyson, Spring
haven.
iO55-A L. Walker Columbia Uni
versity, and Dr. C. II. Schoff, Philadel-
phia Country Club.
i05-Emmett O'Neil. Philadelphia
Country Club. and Robert Z. Price, !
Wilmington Country Club.
iii0-F. Craig Morton. Baltimore |
Country Club, and C.. II. Orme, Column |
bia Country Club.
iii5-Emory Marvel, Atlantic City, |
and w. o. Sypherd, Wilmington Coun-
try Club.
il20-Henbert z. Williams, Ridley
Park, and G. l.. Coppage, Wilmington
Country Club
ii25-F. L. Hurlburt. Wilmington
Country Club, and F F. Chapman, VIII
nington Country Club.
li.30-Chann!ng Way, West Chester
Country Club. and Walter Page, VII
nington Country Club.
13j-BObert H. Brook, New York
md +. b. Hotchkiss, Country Club Of
Virginia.
ii4O-A B. Kelley, Tredyffrin. and
l. b. Green. Springhaven.
iiA5-H. W. Seymour, Baltimore
,ountry Club, and IT, 5. Schutt, VII
lington Country Club.
li50-Hugh Mackenzie, Columbia |
ountry Club. and l.. p Afahony, VIII
lngton Country Club. .
ii.55-Gardiner p. Orme. Columbia :
ountry Club, .and J. r. Smith, Colum-
Ia. n. Y.
f2OO-G. o. suddards. Overlook c
ountry Club. and Macmillan Hopes,
Country Club. q
i2O5-W. w. Umberhauer, Lu Lu c
emple. and Frank p. Bell, Lu Lu c
emple. u
i2.iO-Layton schoch, Philadelphia
ountry Club, and Wilber Mack, Sea
lew d
i.OO-L. B. Purnell, Baltimore Coun-
" Club. and John Richardson, Jrr d
Country Club. &
i0J-S. VI. Lund Whitemarsh Val 7
". and G. C. Graham, Wilmington Z
ountry Club. r
iiO-E. :. Ward. Springhaven, and
ichard Reese, Wilmington Country
lub
Ii5-w. w. Turner. springhaven. ..
nd Albert Mckenzie, Columbia Coun- p
i2O-Gcorgc N Davis, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
IN NIEMoRIANf.

In memory Of Bertha Peacock Csva VII,
departed this life three years ago today:
Dear Is the grave, where my dear Bertha
Is laid.
Sweet Is the memory. which nhver will fade
The heart Of my life Is buried deep.
nder the sod, where she peacefully sleeps
Flowers may fade and die
Though others forget her. never will l.
Heaven is her home
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
Rid Asked
MARKET OPENS FIRM

NEW YORK, June is. UNITED Press)
The stock market opened firm. Il.
s. Steel opened at iO6%. ND q: Marine
al 4g%' was up q; L. 5. Rubber, i2ilk
up u; Studebaker, i02&, up 4; Cen
tral Leather, i02, up Il, and General
Motors, 220, up 39i.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18

Eden lodge will confer the third de-
gree on twenty-five candidates at to-
morrow nights meeting. After the
session, refreshments will he served.
As this Is the last degree work Of the
season Degree Master Isaac requests
that every member be present.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18

CHICAGO. June Is. United Pressl .
Opening grain:
Corn, July, i75hG75; Sept. ie9a
6Sss Dec, ii5&@h.
oats. July, 697s sept, 69ss@69; Dec
70h@7s.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, June iS. UNITED Pressl
Spots opened in fair demand today
with prices easy. Sales amounted TO
5000 bales. Receipts totalled 10000 in
cluding 1900 american. Good mid
dlings, 20.i0; middlings. 1880.
Futures opened steady
AT t2.45 p. m, American middlings
fair, 2i32; good middings, 20IO; full
middlings. 1880; middlings. 1890; low
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, June IS. United Press)
The cotton market opened steady to
day.
July opened at 1895. off 3: October,
3O25, unchanged, and Dec, 29s5, off a.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18

oountry Club, and Perlee Q. SsIeT
Wilmington Country Club.
i2o-T. Allen lilles, Wilmington
Country Club. and C. L. Penny. Wll-
mington Country Club.
i'5O-Herbert E. Calves, University Of
PennsylVania, and Robert d. Kemp
Wilmington Country Club.
i3o-H. @. Harvey. Trenton. and r
B. Pullman. Jr.. st. Davids.
i,4O-J. NJ Thompson. Springhaven.
try Club.
t.45-Don G Heinly. Hinsdale Golf
Club, and J. E. Smith, Wilmington
Country Club.
f.5O-Charles Longnecker. Spring
haven, and A. McGeorge. Wilmington
Country Club; Max Marston. Merton
Cricket Club. and Robert Wier. VIII
mington Country Club.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

middlings, 1915; good ordinary, isic
ordinary, 1851.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
WIEN VITALITY is IowrREp
FDEN LODGE no CONFrn Drcnrr

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
ovcrwork or worry Coolinq-Adv
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
FIRE IN CREAMERY

SMYRNA, June is.-Fire was discov.
cred between 10 and II o'clock lss,
il'sut IN the creamery near Smyrna. If
IS supposed to have started in the boil
er room but fortunately il was extin-
guished by the Smyrna flremen before
much damage was done.
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird & Co., dupont building, fur
nish the following quotations Of local
securities:
Evening journal., 1919-06-18
BRAIN TESTS
BY Sam Loyd
~ 0HIII IUNU.
3 Minutes TO Answer This.
No. i3i.

Spell out the names OF the little
objects. Then add and subtract as
indicated, and the resulting letters
will be highly edible fish
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16
Gran Conferencia Escolar en- ell barrio
de Lomas de Naraniito.

lie siguio Ell inspector de Escuelas, Sc
for Porrata, quien de manera sencilla
y elocuente trazo en- breves palabras
la verdadera importancia de La educa-
cion de nuestro pueblo, y la imperiosa
necesidad de que los nifos asistan re-
gular y puntualmente a clase. Sucedie-
ronle los senores Jose Porrata, Att
lano Morales y el sefior Castro, macs
tro de agricultural, quien en- una corta
disertacion trato de demostrar la ne
cesidad de que los habitantes de Puerto
Rico Sc dediquen con mas entusiasmo
a la siembra de frutos memories, para
asi abaratar los articulos de primera re-
cesidad, tomando como base las ense-
flanzas del jardin escolar y La practica
de jardines domesticos. Sucedi6le don
Juan A. zamora, quien en- los arran-
ques de un inspirado discurso puso muy
en- alto la labor de los maeStros de Lo-
mas, exhortando la concurrencia
que prestara su cooperation Y decidi-
da ayuda los que tanto Sc desvelan
por el porvenir de sus hijos.
Don Julio G. Vazquez fue muy prac
tico Ell su discurso. En- lenguaje SEN
clio, instruyo Las maSas en- ell deber
responsabilidad de los padres de ia
milia para con sus hijos en- 10 que res
pecta su educacion
Cerro Ell acto ell Licenciado don Ig-
nacio Morales, dando las mas expresivas
9racias al publico ALI congregado por
su asistencia.
Este esplendido festival termino con
una magnifca comida dada a los con-
currentes por los profesores dueno
de la casa, don Francisco Morales. Nos
despedimos de aQuellos luchadores in
cansables por Ell progreso de nuestro
pueblo, con la gratisima impression de
que en- el distrito escolar de Comerio,
bajo Ia direction del seilcr Porrata Do
ria. Sc labora con entusiasmo por psrte
de maestros y padres de familia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16
vooes AJENAE

En- cuInplimientO de los debsrss que
nos impone nuestrO "prospecto, ore
cewss nucstras Golumnas q los iDteler
Cuales del pals que necesita, maS que
nuncA, de IL cooperation de sus hom
bres penkadoreS para que el pueblo re-
ciba la mas compIeta information po
sibls acsrca de su probleuIa politlco
Seran acOgidas todss las ideas reft
rentes 81 estudio de tOdoS lor asp-c
toe en- que pueds plant"arsv nnrstri
Status Y, por eOnsiguiente, los par'i
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(De nuestrO correspOnsal en- cOmeriO

(De nuestro Corresponsal en- Comerio)
FL domingo las ocho de Ia mahana,
salimos de este pueblo don Oscar Po-
rrata, inspector de Escuelas; don Ju-
lilo G.. vazquez, principal de las escue-
las de esta locaidad; don Jose Cas-
tro, maestro de agriculture, y este CO.
rresponsal, acompanados de otras dis
tinguidas personas de La poblacion, en-
caminados hacia el barrio de 'Lomas,
de Naranjito, en- donde Sc nevar1a a
efecto una conferencia de caracter es-
cotar, preparada por los entusiastas
Y activos profesores que tan habilmen-
te dirigen aquellas escuelas, sehorita
Reyes Ma. Negron Y Jose Narvaez
Fuentes y Atilano Morales.
A las diez de la ma1ana u-gamos
a Naranjito, en- donde nos aguardaban
los sehores Rafael Vale, Ignacio Mo-
rales Agustin Laugier y otras distin-
guidas personas de esta poblaci6n. Sa-
limos para Lomas, en- donde immense
gentio, ansioso de participar de las en-
senanzas que brindan las escuelas los
habitantes de su barrio en- actos de
esta indole, nos aguardaba. Fuimos re-
cibidos por don Francisco Morales, quien
con su acostumbrada cortesia nos brin-
do todo genero de atenciones. El senior
Morales tanto EN- esta como en- otras
ccas;ones ha demostrado con marca-
90 entusiasmo su interes por la instruc-
ci6n de fas masas campesinas.
Despues de breve reposo, nos dirigi-
mos al edificio escolar, donde encontra-
NOS un sinntmero de damas niilos
cue regocijadamente recibian los vi
sitantes. Habiles manos femeninas ha-
bian adornado el espacioso local con
palmss Y flores.
Como las doce del dia, escal6 la tri-
buna el muy enthusiastic Y laborioso pro
fesor Jose Narvaez Fuentes, quien pro-
nuncio I'm breve pero brillante discurso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16

darios de tOdas las soluciones teDdran
igual derechO a mandarnos Sus trsss
Jos. EktO. se publicar&n con 10 Sr
ma de aus autores, ain cuyR cohdiC.1r
40 les daremoa eAbida.
Creemus lnhecesGriO decr que, dada
indols de este pri6dico Is eul-
'ura de los escritoreS que deSeen pros
al su NaliOso ..uncursO, no Aparecs
ninguna frase que pueds nOrtiHcsI
,,rraOnalmente DiDguno 80 lUs nAn
enedOres D. los prine;pios -Ss pueC!..-
rponerse o dpbatiraa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16
Anunciese EN- GEL MUNDO".
A Los DUENos DE AUTOS:

Tenemos pleas para todos los carros
que hay actualmente en- el mercado. No
importa la marca. Solicitelo a PAN
ZARDI REPAIR SHOP, STOP 80, HA
TO REY, P. r. Tenemos trucks de
carsa de una cuatro toneladas y au-
tos 6e turismo de la marca que usted
quiere, de segundo uso completamente
listos para entregar. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16
ESCUELA GRADUADA DE INGLES
VACANTE EN- DORADO

Los aspirantes para cubrir dicha va,
cante deberan enviar sus solicitudes in
mediatamente al Inspector dc Escuelas.
Toa Baja, P. R.
Una entrcvista personal aunque no
es necesaria, seria muy recomendable.
Toa Baja, P. r., Sept 90, 1919. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16
MINoRIAs REPUBL1cANA

Sc nos informa han sido propuestos
los sefiores don Alexandra Abrams, don
Corpus Deliz, don Gerardo Jimenez v
don Juan Marichal, 10. Buena fe en- sus
propositos. Esa es la norma que debe
guiar la minoria. Asi 10 esperamos
NUEvo POSTMASTER
Ha sido nombrado, con ell caracter
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DESDE QUEBRADILLAS
UNA AsAMBLEA.

Sc celebro anoche, en- ell salon de ia
Acadia de este pueblo, por los miem-
bros que forman el Comite Local Unio-
nista y por los miembros del Concejo
Municipal. Es motive de honor orgu
llo collective, el acto de anoche. La ma
yor cordialidad v ammonia rein6 entire
todos. Un gran entusiasmo en- todos los
corazones unionistas. Ell nuevo plan ad-
ministrativo requiere solidaridad bue-
ma fe, para realizar la hermosa obra
puesta en- nuestras manos. La Union
en- Quebradillas Sc ha colocado a la
altura de su deber Todos, unidos en-
Ell ideal, han sabido responder, pospo-
niendo pequeneces, y saludando Ell nue.
vo dia de libertad municipal, fernando
una sola y fuerte voluntad para de
mostrar asi nuestra indiscutible capaci-
dad para ell Gobierno Propio.
CANDIDATES. TRIUNFANTEs:
Para Comisionado de Servicio Publ.
co, don Manuel Lamela Abreu; para
Comisionado de instruction Ptfblica,
don Juan Avila Molinary; para Conf
sionado de Hacienda, don Alcides Oca-
sio; Secretario Auditor, don Basilio del
Pillar; todos de reconocidos meritos.
Buenos ciudadanos, dignos de la con-
hansa publica. Ell pals triunfara con
el nuevo regimen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16
PRESIDENTE DE LA ASAMBLEA
MUNICIPAL

Lo sera nuestro muy querido CORE
ligionario don Arturo Umpierae. La
Union tiene plena confianza en- ell hom-
bre que lieva Ia mas alta cumbre de
su gobierno municipal. Desinteresado
politico, ha sabido siempre prestar gran
des servicics en- los puestos publicos.
Firme y consecuente EN- sus principles.
Tenaz y constante en- la propaganda
diaria De gran experienced en- los asun-
tos publicos. ASi, undo a sus compa-
iieros del Concejo: Hernandez, Avila,
Saavedra y ocasio, formaran un bloque
indestructible. Todos ellos, constituyen
una garantia de las esperanzas que te-
tenemos de salir vencedores en- esta
prueba. Jovenes Y viejos luchadores;
j6venes y viejos paladines, vuestra Sc
ra la gloria, vuestro sera ell triunfo, 81
lograis colocar en- alto ell estandarte
reivindicador de nuestros derechos!
FIEsTAs PATRoNALEs
Como todos los amos, mafiana dia IA,
daran principle las novenas fiesta,
que EN- honor al patron San Rafael,
celebra este pueblo. Gran animaci6n
hay para conmemorar Ell traditional
dia. La fiesta religioSa promote ser muy
solemne Nuestro Parroco tiene gran
interes por el mayor esplendor del fes-
tival.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-16

de INFERNO, nuestro buen amigo Eduar-
do c. Hernandez Joven de muy buena
conducta. haria un gran empleado fren
te La ofcina postal de este pueblo
LIE felicitamos, y deseamos continue
en- ese puesto.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
Octubre 13-
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Para dos E E mO II nua Caa aMro 81 1ocmaum
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03

qualities during the time he re-
NAMED in School and was loved
and respected by his teacher and
Supt. and all who knew him
But later on he left the S. S. and
church as many good boys and
girls have done and was led away
from his early training by the en-
ticing evils OF life, yet with all Of
that John had some noble traits of
life 10 him.
He died at the home OF his par
ents on w. 9th. ST. Dec. 10. 1918
at $3.50 p. m. Aged SO yrs 5
mo. 7 days. He was married to
Miss Emma Holland, Dec. "a.
1907 and TO this union three chill
dren were born.
He took III about two years ago
but he bore his sickness with for
titude until the end came to take
him out Of his sufferings.
On Dec. 4th, after Rev. ]. b.
McCrary, had a talk with and told
fhim what to do in order to be saw
ed and assured him Jesus would
hear him and Revs. Moody and
Berry Thomas had visited his bed
side and offered prayer, he profess
ed hope in Christ and was recon-
ciled to die.
He said he loved everybody and
was not afraid to die. On the night
OF death he called his father to his
bed TO pray bis last prayer with
him and when his mother came into
the room he told her to call
bis brother to sit him on the side
OF the bed SO he cou d lay his head
in mama S lap for the last time and
said for all to meet him in heaven.
He leaves mother, father. sis
ter, brother, wife, three children,
neice, nephew and host OF rela-
tives and friends to mourn his loss.
Gone but not forgotten. Peace
to his ashes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03

lore. ~e take this method to wish
all races. cl,sses. and colors
a happy New Year May this
be sweeter and ~vrn nobler year
than ever before. May God with
his m-rcy smile upon all OF our
Subscribers, and may this br the
hsppi-s, acd merriest New Year
you have ever experienced
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
Gard d rhanLs

We, the undersigned take this
method to express our sincere
thanks to our dear friends and
nsighbors who SO kindly assisted
Us in the last illness and death oi
ous dear mother, Mrs. Harriet
Barnes.
May heayen's blessings fall
upon you, and may shrnshine and
happiness be in your pathway
during the new year is our prayer
Children
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. Barnes.
Mrs. Annie Cole
Mrs. Emma Lewis
Miss Gussie Barnes
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
DEWMAlNE
Mrs. Novella Corneal Laid
Away to Rest.

The writer was called over the
phone on the I4th OF Dec. to as
sist in the funeral service OF the
deceased, the wife Of p. 7. Cor
neal. The funeral was attended
by Moderator, DIR. w. p. Wash
ington and the writer. DIR. G..
w. Dorsey. who was in the city
to attend the funeral of the son OF
Elder w. H. Carrier. in the morn
ing OF the same day offered pray
er. The obituaries were read by
Mrs. L. M. Phillips. Mrs. Hon
eycutt and a numbr OF other prom
ncnt citizens were present. The
Central church was taxed to the
limit with vast crowd on the
outside.
Mrs. Corneal departed this life
Dec. 18th at the age OF 81. She
was the lsister Of Mrs +. M. Long
and an honor member OF the Cen
trail Baptist church and was faith
iul in rhe cause Of the Master
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
A Christmas Dinner

Twas on Friday afternoon Dec
az. that the family assembled a
round the table OF Rev. and Mrs
Geo. Crippens. to a delightful
Xmas dinner. All present enjoy
ed a pleasant afternoon
Those present were:
Rev. and Mrs. ]. b. McCrary.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Urquhart.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. McCrary,
Mrs. Leah Reed
Mrs. X. L. Sims. and nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Long,
Rev Edgar S. McCrary,
Mrs. Norsis Lowery.
Mrs. Ruth Donlou. OF Brookport
Mrs. X l. Sims,
Reporter
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
WOUNDED AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON STRANDED SHIP
AMERICAN SOLDIERS RESCUED
DR.. Nelson, City Assistant
Dies Sunday

Dir W. II Nelson assistant city physician of Paducah, Ky.
widely Negro died his home 7oS Seventh
street. Sunday, OF a complication Of diseases.
The deceased born in Lexington KY and
cah Yeas ago He graduate Howard College
Howard University Washington d. C. He enjoyed
practice and well liked He appointed city phys-
clan assistant
DR. Nelson the father Of Lieut. William Stuart Nelson with
the American The
fairs OF those his The body to the Watkins
undertaking establishment and will probably shipped Lexington
Wednesday for the funeral and burial-Paducah Sun. ~ -
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
Obituary

John c. Brown. was born in
Canton, Trigg County, KY, Of
the parents Of James and Mile
Brown, Jaly, II, 1882 and moved
to this city with his parents where
he was reared.
He attended the public schools
here and for many years was a
member OF the S. S. OF the African
Baptist Church. during the time
when Rev. ]. b. McCrary. was the
Supt.. and, Mrs. NJ. j. McCrary,
was his first teacher He was a
good and.obedient boy. apt in his
studies, possessing fine talents and
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
Revival Starts Sunday.

Sunday morning at 1900 a. m.
the revival at the. Free Baptist
church will begin. Rev. Edgar
McCrary will conduct the meeting.
AT the morning service he will
preach, lay plans and give instruct
ions to the church.
800 P. m. Rev. VIM. Moody,
pastor OF the First Baptist church
will preach.
1880 Rev. ..McCrary, viii again
preach. The ministers Of the city
are requested to..come and take an
ACTIVE part. Sinners are urged to
be present at each worship.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03

Aaron Lucas Blackwell. was
born in CentreviIle, Ten, March,
3, 1897 and departed this life SUM-
day Dec. IS. 1918.
he was united in marriage to
Miss Flora Hodge, July. 70, IoI7
and to this union one child was
born.
He was member OF the Miss
ionary Baptist church and OF A.
braham Lodge No. 8, Nashville.
Tennessee.
He is survived by mother. wife
daughter grandmother and host
of relatives to mourn his loss.
Peace to bis ashes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
v4oasy lono IN lls..

Hsndus for centuries have used nsw
homer as laxative and old honey -
an astringent. Aborigines OF Persia
offered honey to tho sun. Greeks sttll
mix Il With milk 5f water and use II
a. a libation 10 the dead In one
section Of india milk and honey are
handed tc all bridcgrooms as they ~
rive az the door Of the brides father.
and In ancient Egypt honey was lons
= chief ingredient OF embalmins aus4
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
Going Out of BusinineSs


The Style Shop, owned and OPP
Grated by Mr.. Casper Krcbs OF
the Krebs Clothing and Dry
Goods Co, starts to today Friday
a sale. This is done because of
his rapid growing business st the
Dry Goods Department.
He is giving bargains at the
lowest price. You will do well
to see his prices and visit his store
The Gazette has found the Style
Shop and Krebs Clothing Co.,
fair people to do business with.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
Burned to Death Xmas Day

Christmas afternoon the infant child OF Mr. Berry
Woods burned badly that death followed days
The mother and father had gone wood leaving the
child the house alone
nearly burned to the ground
MIR. Woods rescued the child but in he
risk his lie and he with slight
recovery The occurred on Will Rushs farm
near Brookpot, We oXtcnd sympathy.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03

To be rendered Monday evening
Jan. 9TH 1910. at the First Bap-
tist church. celebrating the Pearl
Wedding OF the Pastor and wife.
~: so. Piano Voluntaire ..................
.............. ..a...4. Miss Margie Tandy
Prayer. Rev. 4. s. Il. Mccrary
Solo. Mrs. Adelaide Mccrary
Reading ~ Mrs J +. Cowpsr
Solo, , Mrs. Amanda kimbalI
Tom Thumb Wedding.
Bride-Spelma Athene Urquhart
Groom I-aucelot Reniro
Minister. Lawrence Bnchanan
Solo, ....- Mrs Margie Jones
Marriage OF Rev Vim. Moody and
.-,...................... Mrs MoiIic Moody
Rev j. b. McCrary Officiating
Cake and cream will be served
to each person present.
Ofiertory.
Mrs Bessie NJ Cork.
Chairman Of Committee.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03

She was highly respected by both
white and colord.
Drs. Washington, Dorsey and
the writer attended the funeral of
the son of Ed. w. H. Carter. 1t
was large and impressive affair.
The Second Baptist church was
filled to overflow.
Respectfully.
c. c. Phillips.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-03
New Years Greeting
BY The AssITsxr EpIroR

This day one year ago, we. and
others were Engaged in what was
termed the .'Wofld's War. "
Our boys were on ioreien soil.
some 10 training camps. others in
the trenches and thousands await
ing their call. but to-day the bat
tic. has been fought. the victory
achieved fer Worlds Democra-
cy'' and Peace plans are under
way. All this has been in this
big world.
-he Afro-American played his
part well as he has done on SINH
lar occasions and he is waiting TO
see what the outcome OF his 10y
atty, and sacrifice OF life and limb
/ will be.
! lie fought that all men might
] have the same free privilege. lie
fought to down autocracy to per-
feet democracy. yet in our own
United States. they mob, lynch
and burn OF the stake members OF
my race.
During the year 1913 there
= ,early 100 mobs and lyncings.
cr,d these things shoald not have
GLIurred-
no estiIenees, earthquakes cy-
re IS. storms, boats have started
one shore to aaothr but fail
10 make safe landing and
things have occurred. there