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association the only organization taking
and those interested cotton
thinking the bearsh elements
They working the old running the down
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Until Cotton Brings A Profitable Price I
The Grower.

Every line manufacturing the South will be limited in its deve
until cotton brings profitable the Every euc
ona of the South will be essened its efficiency until
ton brings profitable price to the grower
Every religious activity home missions and foreign missions will be
limited the the
throughout the world until cotton brings profitable the
Every country every country
inadequate the work trying do
wretched building unfit for the until cotton
brings profitable price to the =
RICHARD H. EDMONDS, Manufacturers Record.
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Is This Campaign To Help Save The South
Worth While?

only stand together and cotton sells for higher price
that (based 100000 bale CROP $OOOOOO &c pound
$12OOoOOOO pound s3OoooooO0 pound
advance of zoe pound or 4oc pun that
stupendou Of One Billion Two Hundred Million Dollars 4oc
getting the production, f that)
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that they cheap and when the world realizes that
cotton will The American Cotton Association
fight prevent this of trimming the farmer You should back
the should
hind this association which the greatest thing organized in the South
the civil With the full aid
will break the hold of the speculative and will
the producers just and fair Every local branch of the
American Cotton Association should have membership
not already member join local branch today Get behind
the movement-help the South.
Recommended Price By the American Cotton
Association.
Cotton, basis middlng 4oc with of month
after November 1, 1920.
Cotton seed $50
meal
That the report the Committee Cotton Acreage price
Recommendation
The American Cotton Association meeting Montgomery A
Der 3, 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
LA ESCUELA
FERROCARRELERA
MEXICANA.

En- renos de TN aho lie naberse ~insta!a-
DO. IN i7a:~riido a muchos estudiantc1 para
0ue rors;-Gi"rFn cmplco 81 los Ft &C. Ma
rio1aiae &c Mexico " otros sistGmas fc.ro-
"isrios.
So imraricn conorimicntos y crscnanZa
r~or7nic,a y modPrna a lTspactorcs dc Loco
~rno,oras. Insrrrtorcs lie FrcDos de Are. ms
pccto-cs q" Calderas. Inspectors DC Trenes.
"aquinis;as. Fosoacrus. CondCctores. Caro-
'0-os. ReparaioreS DE- Car:us. MecaniccS de
Cn>e Rcdcnda. t.ccan!cvs dc Piso J Taller
General. Necanicus lie Igcnos De Are. Es-
oe-;aIis;as y ot-as yurios cursus.
la Ezcc-ia Fc-rocarr:,era MeXicana ense-
IA rSns tr.baios ?or corrcsrondenciH. . -
hos agu-il.S QIe dcsrareu scr slEo INNS 80
otc-rus csr!avoS de trabajos iuros ; suel-
Jos ba.os. $ ayuds = pevfeccicHarsc a los
que rjc7-nn sin trrer grnUdes conocinientos.
Ia Esc:e.a Fcrrocarri.era heNicaua es re-
res d" Fc--ocarrilrros MexicaEos. altos jefcs
y promiHrntcs empleados.
Por H. ineicnifican.e suma Dc cuatro pesos
c;urUcuta ccntayos. puede cmpeZaT = pcrfec-
cionarsc % c,tIGiar III curse: !ucgc cinco
ccn.ayo- dia-.0> has,a que aprcnda IN curse
= r"cjha cortlticado = diploma.
spe,ca prraas So fuo-za de voiuntad para
arrca4rr a.ru ;Tuv"thuso" Rcmita IN peso
rincucn,a r~cntay"s 81 giro postal u o-dcn de
express. . embellishments recIbira iecCIoncs
g :ru~-.ras d" g-ahadrs I yariOs coiorcs. su-
F]!cicrtca para m mos De estud!os.
Direction:
ESCUELh FEEAuCARRILERA MENlCANA
?. O. Box -. ird.o. Calf. L. s. y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
F, Mugula VoIVi6 a L
campaaa contra los
peIalstas
Lego a Tanpico Y salio n
mediatamentc a YISltar
los c~aEnpament0S

r.,,,--D u--.-.-..-
lANFIN"' E'''' ' ooS"~
dc CluGad Victoria, IA capital 'ei
EStado. lego a este puerto en- 81
COR ro .srac;sI y ar3mDa6ado de su
- H. .,..o'o,-a hun
iS'"@' '"'o'
Ga Wi!ltar. e' J"'e &c as "P'I"cI""'
Francisco Aurguia' qdieA otS"e lueSo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Alvaro Oregon volvio a
Ia ciudad de Morelia

DespuCs de haber visitado las Gill
dades dc Patzcuaro. Uruapan Y algu-
mas otras en- viaje de propaganda. lie
go aver a 6sta Ell general Alvaro ObrC-
gon, acompanado de su Secretario
particular Y de algunos c~iudadanos
de su c~onfianza. Estuvieron en- Ia es-
taci0n d recibir al v~iaiero Ell goberna-
dor del EStado Ing. Ortiz Rubio Y al
gunas otraS personals de Ia admins
TRACTION piblica.
Los festejos que Sc tenian prepare
dos para recibir 4 Obregon a 81 re-
greso hubieron de suspenderse en- Wis
Ia del delicado estado de salud en-
que Sc halIa. So!amente en- Ia casa
Del gobernador estuvo de compromise
a tomar un t6, al que concurrieron
personals del gobicrno acompanadas
dc sus familiares.
Obregon fue bien recibido, tam
hieN oficialmente, en- la ciudad que
visito Y, tan luego como Sc mejore,
partira para el Estado de Guanajua-
to. de donde vino una comision q in
para que vaya a hacer su pro-
paganda a Ia Presidencia de Ia Re
publica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
CORTE ESTO. VALE DlNERO.

No dele de hacerio. Mandclo con
SC. a Foley and Co.. 1885 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago, ILL.,, escribiendo clara
mente su nombre Y direction Y 2
vuelta de correo recibira IN pauuete
Drueba ~conteniendo FOley's Honey
and Tar Compound, para toses. crup
V resfriados; Foley Kidney Pills, pa
ra dolores de espalda Y costadoS, reu-
matismo, y INTERMEDIATES de los ri
homes Y de la veiiga; ' Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. un laXante puro Y eff
az, para la biliosidad, constipation,
'olores dc cabeza e intestinos entor-
Hecidos. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Termino paclficamente
la hueIga obrera en-
Monterrey
Los obreros volvieron al
tabajo, con exception
de sus agitadores

MONTERREY, n. L., Enero S.
La huelga de los obreros de la fund.-
ci6n n1mero dos, que por IN momen-
to Sc crey6 que iba a extender ell
movimiento a varias negociaciones de
igual indole Y a algunas mineras de Ia
frontera, termino pacificamente con
la vuelta al trabajo de los o~perarios,
exception hecha dc los que dirigieron
Ell movimiento Y que, sobre haber pc
dido Ia accion intentada, pierden
tambi6n ell trabajO. que es mucho
perder tratandose de un movimiento
al que i~nspiraron segdn los obreros,
principles de justicia.
Parece que la circunstancia de que
la huelga terminara sin una sofa
concession de parte de Ia empresa,
fuG determinada por la falta de orga-
nizacion de los obreros, quienes no
pudicron recibir ayuda de sus CANA
radas. pertenecientes q otras agrupa'
clones.
POGO antes de que el movimiento
tocara a su fin, estuvieron a COME
renciar con cl ~gobernador los repre-,
sentaneS de los t~rabajadores, a quie,
nes ell funcionario eXpreso que el de-
jaba que el Alcalde siguiera traTi.
tando el asunto. va que desde VI
.principio habia intervenido en- Ell
procurando siempre un bucn entcn'
dimiento de los trabajadores Y la EN-
presa de Minerales y Meta!es, que E:
la prppietaria de Ia industrial fund.-
dora.
Los obreroS, mi vez que Sc les ma,
nifest6 que no contaban con elemen
ltos De vida y que no habia esperanz;
de recibirlos de ninguna parte. st
resolvieror & volver al trabajo, 20
nicrdo como condici6n unica que 81
admitiera . los que habian encabe
zado q movimiento. Fl superintcn
dertc de la empresa les manifest
que Ell regrcso debia cfectuarSc ct
las mismas condolences en- que ante
sc hallaban Y cue, con rospccto. a !;
admission lie los lidercs NADIA podl5
hacer, en- vista de que va no cral
personals gratas q Ia direction de i
emprcsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
LILA MODA AL DlA.....
TRAJE DE


Z L DEPORTE de montar a cabalio
L es uno de los que Ia mujer prac-
tea menos en- la actualidad, sin duoa
Dor el destronamiento que del noble
brute vino q hacer Ell raudo ' pestl-
Zero automovil. Pero de vez en- Guam
do Ia mujer Sc acuerda de las ga
llardias de las AInazonas Y guSta n
tonces de lucir 81 airoso Y esbelto Ia
lie sobre eI terso lomo de un sober
bio BucefaIo. e. deporte de montar
? caballo requiere IN traJe eSpe-
cial cue ha sufrido, como todos los
vestidos femeninos. transformations
diversas, que han acabado por dar de
baja a la amplia Y larga falda ANA
iona. para reemplazar por Ell Gallon
ingles, abombillado en- Ia pieraa y
corto Y ajustado en- Ia rodilla Y parte
superior de la pantorrilla. Y con el
cual Sc uSa, bien una polaina eStre-
cha, O. bien, Y este es 10 mas propio
para la mujer. una bota fira, alta
V medic ajustsda, como Ia que ilustra
e. modelo inSerto.
a la chaqueta aiustsda de la anti
qua Amazona. ha Sustituido IN largo
leyit0n, entallado hasta Ia cintura
Y de ~confeccion MASCULINE y holgaGo
de Ia cintura para abajO. FL modelo
que ilustra el grsbado inserto. mues-
ira una levita cruzada, muy ~correcta
para las damaS, de genera acordado
O de ~gabardina, para la Primavera :
el Gallon lleva IN refuerzo lie pieI
lie Suecia color girls. e Sombrero De
cOpa alta. tambien IA sufrido varia-
clones. Y el que ahora Sc usa no es
tan alto como el que sc uso IN Ia
ultima decada del siglo pasado. IOm-
pleta el vestjdo, una camisa dc set2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Va a ser desecada la
Iaguna del Carpinte-
70 en- Tampico
Ell gobierno federal lIevara
a cabo la obra por su
propia cuenta

TAMPICO, lamps, Enero S.-Se
han recibido noticias en- este puerto
de que el gobierno del centric no es-
tuvo conforme en- entrar en- arreg!os
con los senores Ignacio Morales y
Francisco Serna, en- 10 relative a la
gran obra de d~esecaci6n de la Lagu-
ma del Carpintero, que le fue propues-
Ia por estos senores mediante IN
contrato.
Ell gobierno, segun ha podido sa-
berse tam5ien, desecara esa laguna
por su %cuenta, para 10 cual Sc agre-
ga que va Sc nombr6 una comlslon de
i~ngenieros que vendra a hacer los
proyectos para que den principle a
los trabajos.
Hace algunos amos que este pro-
veto existe, pero nunca sc ha podido
llevar a cabo por distintas causas.
Ahora es va una necesidad, tanto pa
ra dotar a Ia ciudad de ina eXtensa
area de terra urbanizab!e como pa
IA acabar con Ia laguna que siempre
ha sido un peligroso foco infeccioso,
a pesar de que con frecuencia Sc pc
troliza para evitar la formation de
las larvas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

E. valor moral de las soc.edadeS es-
Ia en- exac5a proportion de 10 cue en-
ella vale Ia vida alS.ada de IN solo
hombre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

NORA les susc-'pe7-es. a zanzibar de
~esideucia debsa dArnos -e=so Ia nueva como
IA antigua direction. a fin de aHuts- pro-
piamente q czubio .G nucst-u~ Gh-15.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
PITAGORAS.

FL pasado es 7 especie de lam
para puesta en- Ia entrada del porve-
mir para que disipe parte de las IL
Rieblas que envuelven q este.
LAMENNAIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

La acknowledgements Constant
vive de transacciones, de transiciones
V de conciliaciones: imitemosla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

Entered as Seeond--!ass matter February
-. 1918. at the Pest Office az San Anto-
Mo. Texas. uade- the Act Of March 6,
1876.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

La muerte os espera en- todas par
ties; pero 81 sois ~prudentes, en- toda3
parties la esperais vosotros.
SAN BERDARDO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

La independence con mucha o po-
ca fortuna, es una suerte feliz, y CO.
loca al hombre que la posee al nivel de
los mas poderosoA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

ResDeta q u macre Y q u padre.
PITAGQRAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

e. hombre es mortal por sus temc
res e immortal por sus deseos.
PITAGORAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

Los pages deben hacerse por ade-
lantado, en- giro postal 0 de Express,
carta ~certificada 0 lctra sobre Nue.
va York Los precios de Ia subscription
sera en- dinero americana o So equi-
valencia en- moneda Gel pals de dOnde
Sc ~solicite q ~peri6tlco-
Dirijase toda Ia Correspondence re-
lativa al peri6dieo al Director,
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO,
12O y. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

EDICION SEMANARiA.
lNie-rulss-l
En- los Estados CnidoS: Seis meses,
$3.50: In ano, 500.
Flera de los EStados UDidoS: Tn
ano, $50.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR WIPES OUT COLOR LINE
The Nineteenth Annual Session of the B. Y. P. U.
Thursday Morning


$50 Convention called by President & S.
MeCrary Devotonsls, Unionvlle Belgrade delegates
300 appointment of committees
9:lO Topic-yhe Mission of ?. Ust Paul Dugaain
delegates. Discussion.
1000 Introduction Of visitors Blackboard
1030 power promotion Spiritual grovy2l
Ellen Gray Golden
1900 sermOn-Rev. Jn0 Brea Alternate Rev. a. E0velacs
Golecton and Benediction
Afternoon Session
Devotionss Cypress Grove Valley vaans
Sincere. New Brownfeld delegates
1:45 Roll CALL Reading Morning journal reports
s1E Paper-Preparedness prerequisite
3st. Bessie M Cork. Music
230 Reading of Letters, Miscellaneous Business
2:45 Election and Installation of officers
500 Sermon Rev. VIM, Moody Alternate Rev. % Geessana
Collection Benedletion
Evening Session
4S0 Deyotionais Sc John Pulaski Belle Cnape Ulla
Roll call and reading OF afternoon journal
500 Music. Presidents
$3.50 SermonRev j. B. Wesley, Cop Alternate S. f.
Pruitt Duquoin. Collection and adjournment,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

~ 80 send yOsg 10 send your
childrsn 20 $, S.. DO yos aot.
know thsi yoa are :rea6ins or
Dangerous grounds7 Your chill
oFen a'e also. and they have lar-
sneF 20 GO. The danger signs are
0eing given in every way.
Only think parents whar terrible
'a'es are doomed for your chill
dren and check the reins and turn
them SO that they may avoid dan.
!; ger send them to S. s., and lei
mem De protected by rho S. S..
the churches and B. Y. r.. ".
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
B. Y. U. NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given thar the
Mt. Olive B. Y. 2. u VIII con-
vene with the First Baptist Union.
Md. City. Illinois. Thursday be-
fore the 9th Lords Day in June.
The Representatives Zee is $500.
Remember the beautiful banner
that will be given to the one that
represents with the largest amount
Of money, New Bethel. Mounds,
received il last year, who gets il
this year? Conc singing and
praying. Our Motto: Come thou
with US and We will do thee good.
Rev. EdgarS. mcCrsry.
Pfesidess.
Jewel s Long.
Corr Sec'y.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
NOTICE

The pastors snd messengers GO
she Ms. Olive Bapsise s. S. Con
vcnsior whick conveaes iu MO
City. Ell.. Wedassdsy bsiore the
9Th Sunday in Bune ase requested
70 come prepared 70 give soc oa
Sunday so help care foF ehe exs
pense Of she church anc passog
Come prepared 20 seay ovea
Sunday bus 10 yoe arc compelled
60 leave before chen pay iu yoOg
soc before lesvins and gee cEedis
goE samg
BY ogdeg OF COMMITTEES.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
American Federation
Wipes Out Color Line

Montreal, June g6 The Ameri~
can Federation OF Labor. in sess~
ion here last week. voted 60 wipe
out the Color line and give the
Negro workers fuii and equal mem
bership. The action came after a
stormy debate that threatened
split between the north and the
south. The resolution which csus
ed the agitation gives the Negro
freight handlers, express and stat
ion employees full membership and
eliminate iron iss constitution the
the words whites only and was
introduced BY Jordan W. Cham
bers. business mansgeg Of the car
Cleaners Union og Sc. Louis.
Several motions made On che
floor demanded that the railway
clerks abolish the COLOR line" ia
its constitution os forfeit their char
tiers 10 The federation. One was
to "requess" the brother
hood TO give tEe Negro iulI mem
besship. IL was accepted by aa
overwhelming majority
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

if is fhe DUTY OF every parent &c
SEND their children 30 s. S., and
ii they are sent and go 70 other
places. The parents should take
them by the hand and lead them
TO the house of God.
We have weak race today on
the account Of negligence. NY
Christian friends wake up TO your
sense OF duty you have slept long
enough.
fsu have a long long way to
60. rise up at one and begin your
journey by sending your children
TO Sunday School,
In our various churches We nave
only few faithful christians and
they are being called from labor to
reward. and when search is
made TO fill the vacancy there are
none to be found,
Our youag people are following
the inducements that the world
offers because they have been al
lowed to partake with the worldly
things instead OF going to the S.
s., and when they are grown they
love nothing else.
II you fail to do yohr dirty raeyl
ents in sending your children fol
5. S when are grown they will
fail TO send their children to S. S
and in the course Of . few years
we Will not be able tc establish
churches.
Be moi diverted from your duty
y idle reflections. IT is your du-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
Program
Foreth Annual Session of the Mt Olive Baptist Sunday
School Convention
To be held June 1927 1920


70 8s asla win che Fiss Baptist ohursa Nd .s M Res
g. ". Colo Pastor
Friday MorningFirsg Dss
3sss Called 30 order by President, Bro Dennis
0evotionsls- Mt. Zion. Duquoin; Mt Tabor, Sandusky
Appointment of committees Miscellaneous Business
Music by the Convention choir
9ss E.per-women factor in the Sunday School sss eus
Donow Brookport
s45 Solo Sister Avery Woods. Metropolis
1000 Blackboard Exercise, Institute conductor
Table The Results and Benehts Of the Cradle ko he
Sunday School
l2oos Sermon Rev. C. w. l9Ornsne alternate. Jehn R
Stamps, Joppa
Collection and Benediction y
Afternoon Session
$40 DevotiOna Mt zion Carrier Minis Bsfas naupas
Calling Roll Reading Morning journal
600 Reading Letters
2se Paper-Rock Hid Carbonate sesgaes
2A6 Miscellaneous Business
900 Ssrmon-Rev. Thos Morris Al0snaets Rev H. 4fsy
Coiaction and genedicsion
Evening session
so Degotionas ne ziol villa Ridge zsan Traveller nound
@ Literary ES Psssraa ss ssssn sss ssd WORKERS een and
ssDsion by local committee. Benediction
Saturday Morning
$50 DogOeiOaaso-New Hope Mnsr csgs P1easaus sesvs
Seeehridge
900 Roll call Reading jOugnaa
100 sttS Dpsts Jewel and Daisy Long asrop
55:lO Reading Miss Alice UrquherG, Metropolis
9oSo Miscellaneous Business
g1sas ssrmon-Rev 7. N. Noses Met7opols: AI9sFass.
caiseeions Beneeictioa
Aftsyaoon Session
20 DovosiOnas Macedonia, Harrisburg, sog1d 8na@
500 Roll call Reading Of icurnal
Miscellaneous Business
Be SermonsRev, Thos Turner. Golecca and Reasatss9
Evening Session
$50 Degoeionals- Friendship. Peoria delegates
500 Muse Sermon-Re. j. u. Hlys Alternass
Cyollecsson and Benedicion
Sunday Morning
ESQ Sunday School, conducted by District PEssi8ge
400
5esloction and Benedceon
Afternoon 5essicS
s;0S Desionas-Sparts, Coultervie
9s Memorial Services Collection Beneaiea0n
Sunday Evening Session
1S0 b. X r. U.-Conducted by dat Pres
SS0 DsyotionaIs- -Cobdens Carlyle. Mrs. N. Dudhs,
SOC Sermon. Collection Bsnedictions
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
Program of the Twenty-Second Annual
Seasion Of the Sunday School Institute of the
MI. Olive Baptist Sunday School Convention


Wednesday, As-s Nesting called 10 order by President
81 w Oofneai Devotionas St John and Pilgrim Baptist
AeEnds deegates Appointment of committees
sslk Welcome Address. Response Hazel Howard Joppa
MusicSby the choir tassstF t44s ~ ~
sss How uay interest Educated Young Peopl. n
Christian Work acolp delegate. ai.r4
1000 SoloSster laura Leaks Oentralis tsas 49,
1000 Blackboard Lecture Instiuute Conductor Rev
kcCrsry
1890 How 70 Interest the Oys and Girls s. 8 10 tn.
IN the Tssnage- Carbondale delegate N ~ H f aeh
l;o0 Sermon Rev h E. Psrnel Collection Benediction
Afternoon Session
$50 Devotionss Brookport and Belgrade delegates
200 Roll call and reading of Morning journal Introduction o
visitors. Report of committees
ZOO Topic What the benefits derived eey Teach
ers meeting Shiloh Mt Vernon. Discussion -
245 Black k-board Lecture Institute conductor
500 Topic How organize Gaedas and MetoI
as Brother M. Duncan Colp rs
si5 sermonRev W Garter oentralia. Collection and
Benedicton
Evening Session
1880 Devotionas Mt Olive Duquon Mt Zion Hodges Park
Roll call, reading afternoon journal Presidents Address
Music Report Of committees and election of officers
$3.50 Sermon-Rev P. B. French Collection, Installation Of
sficers Adjournment
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
Moves to Kansas City

Bishop Vim T. Vernon. preach
ed the BaccaIaureate sermon at
WiIberiorce University. Sunday.
June I3. 1920. and attended the
Bishops Council, which convened
there at this commencement. He
win return to Memphis. where he
and his family will be given re-
eeption by the citizens Of all de-
nomintions and then come home
to spend the summer in Kansas
City The Bishop and Mrs Yer
non win sail for England in the
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
OBITUARY

Metropolis, H., june 40; 1890.
Joe Cook. was born in HEADER
son Tenn. May 1876. Died in
the city OF Metropolis. June ~.
1920. Age IA years
He was willing and ready TO die
and was waiting on the Lord to
take him out OF his suffering. He
said be did not any one TO worry
or grieve after him as he was saw
cd.
He leaves father. wife, three
brothers and two sisters to mourn
their loss. Peace 70 his ashes.
The funeral was attended at the
Antioch Baptist church. Sunday
az 300 a.. Rev. J. B. McCra-
", officiating.
We extend 70 tbe relatives our
81 mpayhy.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

The police that poured into the
territory had hard work 10 keep
the great crowds moving. Thous-
ands OF colored men and women
surged about the place where the
iacky and the other dead man lay
and about the Entertainers cafe.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

Senator Harding does leave his Or his par po
sition any important question, uncertain.
Senator Harding greatest is his sense
Is in Ehe aie His ieet the ground
The commanding strength Of Senator Harding shae ~
modest earnest, yet intensely patriotic Amercad citizen
Because voter not agree with any plank in ? a. "a.
ground lor the that the platform -
President Wilson has made himself the shining - -
ing that ne is che entire Democratic labe
and all.
- - s - - snble n San Francisco 60
III s--s..S ID candidate President Wlsos
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
The Duty of Par ao,s io
Sending Chill eao n ,ho
eU DAY ShooI.

isy Aiiee Urqunart. Metropolis, 1l:.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

70 9s asia vba che Figss Baptist 0hursa Nd ie n Rev
o. w. Colo Pastor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25
FLAG BURNED,
POLICEMAN Is
SHOT IN FIGHT
Several Hurt When Miss.
lies FLY.

The burning Of an Amesicsn
aae Stated a race riot On che
south side lass nighs that ic its
flssr stages cost the lie Of an A
nerscan sailor N anofhes man che
svounding Of a Negro policeman.
and serious injuries 20 others
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-25

fall and from there proceed to his
work in South Africa.