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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
have Elder Sca'cs come again.
Julia Johnson Clerk
DIED Nov. 9Th.
James N. McCrary. Of
Cleaveldnd. Ohio. Brother
of the Editor of Gazette.
Body will be brought here
for burial.
koNDoLENcE

CentraIiar III Oct. Sfst 1920
Coincidence from ]. w. Corneai
President OF the Mt. Olive Baptist
Baptist Sunday School Convention
OF Southern Illinois. In hehalf OF
the district to memory OF the late
Elder Edgar s. b. MeCrary. OF
Metropolis Illinois, Correspond
ing Secretary OF rhc Mt. Olive
Baptist ). S. Convention AS |
knew him. lie was a faithful
member to his church, to his Dis
tfict since he was tot. But he
is gone and will be sorely missed.
| am sure there are many, espec-
ially about Metropolis. who will
share his, as shall SO far away.
but let US thank God Tor the lesson
from his seemingly short but well
filed useful life that we may win
justly The coed will Of our fellow
man and also the will Done
OF Him who doeth all things well
Peace to his ashes and comfort
to his relatives and iliends.
Resolved, that the church OF
Metropolis OF which he was a
member. the district he has work.
ed in from childhood. have lost
one their most faithful and patient
members. | regret | cannot be
presenr as mark OF respect to his
memory but it impraeticable for
me to do SO.
Sincerely.
]. w. Corneal.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
III Degy Sympathy.

Goieonda. IL. Oct 3lst 1920.
Eldsr J B MeCfary, 5 I 3 !
Metropolis, H.
Metropolis, HI
Dear Sir and Brother re-
ceived the sad intelligence indi-
rectly Of the death Of your son
Elder +. S. B. Mccrary. at o:35
this a. n, too late to be p esent
at the funeral Accept our sym
pathy. We too have lost 4 son,
and we know how to console with
you and your dear good vile and
the rest OF the family and friends
His demise is but tee entering Of
the gate OF eternal JOY.
May the Lord comfort you in
your distress.
DR.. c. 6. Phillips. and wife.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05

ELDER EDGAR SIMMONS BERNARD McCRARY youngest child
of Elder Joseph Maranda McCrary born on
and Pearl Sts Metropolis Massac County ILL., August goth
1896 Died the home of his parents 903 Pearl St. Oct 49, 1920
after being confined to his bed for three months
He by christian parents and proessed hope in
Christ when twelve years old during revival conducted by
his father assisted by Elder N H. Hae Paducah Ky at
the Providence Baptist church, Belgrade Ill., of which his father
was pastor joined said church. baptized into its fellow
ship years licensed preach the resg
nation father called the of said church and
was ordaiued by the First Baptist church Metropolis Ill., of which
he member 1920
He was married to Miss Adelaide Tyson Princeton Ky
juno 18th Belle Tandy
Ferry Metropolis Ill., Rev. j. w. Dave. officiating To this
short born Joseph Edgar J Preston
evon who and old respectively who sury
les him. ga
He initiated passed and raised the mysteries of Ma
sonry by Silver Crown Lodge Mo- 2 in May 1917 was the
chaplain lodge the death He also member
Isf sspsha Chapter, No. II. @. Els
He graduated Dunbar High School, with the class Of
1914 attended the u, Carbondale Ill., and later taught
school Unonv and Bookpo He Dist president
lof the II p IT, of the Eft Olive Baptist S. Convention for
health against the wishes of but elected corresponding
of the s. Convention He served Sec of the
Ministers and DeacOns Union and clerk of the Mt Olive Baptist
Association He elected corresponding Se of the Baptist
General State S. s. Convention at Murphysboro Ill., in May 1920
strong advocate Christianity and the Baptist doc
trne and strong fighter of sin and strong drink
He ably assisted his father the editorial work of the Mo
oils Gazette and the mechanical work of the paper AS to his
character christian life and work weease the people
who knew him friend and foe to say what they think
The memorial services held the First Baptist church
Sunday afternoon Oct 3lst from 80 st apponra
monies the Mansions and Eastern Star performing the last
The remains were laid to rest on the family lot the MosoRic
Cemetery to await the resurrection morn
He leaves their widow two sons mobo, GA
father brother grand parents unce and host of atyes
and friends.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
Five Negroes Burned
to Death. One Hang.
ed in Fight Over T.
lection
Two White Men Killed and
Several Wounded in Florida

Orlando. Fla. Nov. s-Iiive
Negroes have been burned to
death. and another hanged to a
tree as a result Of fight which
started at the polls at Oocee. near
here. last night. after election Off
cial had refused to permit Nose
Normaa, 10 vote. on the ground
that he had failed to pay his poll
tax.
Two white men were shot and
killed and several others. includ-
ing a former police chief. were
wounded in the fight which ore
ceding the wholesale lyncning.
The Negroes burned met death
in houses ia which they had con-
gregated and which were fred
The sixth Negro killed was taker
from jail early this morning BY
q mob.
According to accounts received
here Norman l.it the polls al eF
being refused vote and relm ned
later With a shot gun n an automo-
bile. He was alleged to have
made threats against the election
officials and finally was knocked
down when he reached for the gun
He escaped into the Negro section
where it was re eported the Negroes
were gathering in crowds.
Thea when n attempt was made
70 arrest Norman officials were fir
ed on from the house in which the
man had taken refuge. Leo Bo-
gard and Elmer McDaniels were
killed, white men. An attempt
was made to run the Negroes from
the house. which 6nally was fred
One Negro. Jules Perry was ar
rested and he was the man who
later was lynched.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05

Cen<ralia. Ill Oct. 3tst. 1870
Kind Rememprances Of Edgar S
b. AIcctasy.
A giaaee at the life Of Edgs,
viii reveal the fact that 10 thai
brilliant array Of men he was In
shc first rank as young man
being eosaiaans Of the TACT he was
IA example Of real AmerieaH man.
hood. scholaT Of no mean ability.
young preacher. Sho had the
cous2ge TO preach the uncompro-
missing gospel. Our loss. but
Heavens gam.
How soon this life is past and
gone and dee.h comes softly steal
ing ou
How sildntly.
Ms. ] w corneal.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
Mollie Parker
Md. City H., Oct. 81, 1925

Md. City Ill.,. Oct. 81, 1920.
Brethren and Sisters, Minis
tets and Friend, of the First Mis-
sionary Baptist Church Of the Ma
Olive District Association
With regret We come before You
in this meeting Of our b. Y, 2, U.
to say a few words regarding our
deceased brother and CO. worker in
the ministry, also the ex-president
OF the B. Y. P. u. Institute OF the
District Association the person
OF Elder Edgar S. B. McCrary.
who departed this lie at the home
Of his parents oo3 Pearl ST.. Me-
','soooliS, H., Oct. 7oth 1920.
We wan, 20 say that the young
man was one tha. 'Sa s
credit as a young ~. 's's' ny
pastor.
As brother he was affectionate
and loving; as president, he ruled
with wisdom, and kindness. WELD
ing the gavel with love and power.
and was honored for truth and ye-
racisy.
Again. ! say we regret his loss.
aod we are left to give him up.
But Gods will must be done.
Let Us conclude by saying sleep
on dear brother. sleep on. it is the
Confined on page twy
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
Sincerely.
J. w. Corneal.

Centralia. H.. Oct. 3Ist 1920.
Rev and Mrs. ]. b. McCrary
you have our deepest sympathy ia
this your hour OF sorrow.
seat part OF the flowers but
did not put my name on card a:
John and the other officers were
seudiag special cards.
Yours truly.
Hester A. Corncal.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05

Mr.. Editor. Placase allow space
to say that we had another high
day Sunday the "a. at 800 Ell
der c. w. Scatter. ascended the
rosirum and took for text Acts
io:A7. Caa any man forbid water
that these should not be, baptized
which have received the Holy
Ghost as we'd aswe. He discuss
ed the principles Of the doctrine %
baptism for IS minutes. leaving
not stone sa,urned. Att, (which
we marched to the little stream
where Elder c. W. Scates. offieia-
ted, FIVE being baptized. and the
Holy Spirit was there tor a wit
ness. Every one present enjoyed
the services. AT 500 p. IN.
Eide, Seates took forr text snd
Tin. sd chapter and he preached
a shost pointed sermon aiaerwhieh
the Lords Supper'was administer
ed by Elder Scates. assisted by
Elder II. Groen. the district mis-
sionary. May the Lord bless our
coming together. We hope 70
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
ELDER EDGAR S. B. MCCRARY
Assistant Editor of The Metropolis Gazette Laid Rest Sunday Afternoon
b, the MdsOns and Eastern Star.
OBITUARY

LDER EDGAR SIMMONS BERNARD mccRARy
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
Tn nlelncriani

Cheicago, ILL.,, Oct, goth 1920
Dear Friends -
/ regret very much to hear of
Simmons passing away but the
Lords will must be done. Sorry
| cannot be with you.
Tender my love and regrets to
Adelaide and the children.
Did net receive the until night.
Enclose please find So for for
flowers.
Mollie Parker.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
MEMORIAL PROGRAM
Of Elder Edgar Simmons Bernard MClraY

Music Choir
Reading the 23rd Psalm Res. Wa.
Barnett
Music Choir
Prayer, Rev. G. T. Hamilton
Remarks, Rev. A. H. Robinson, Mas.
ter of Ceremonies
Reading of Obituary by Mrs Bessie
Cork
Sermon 30 minutes, Rev. VIM. Moody.
Carbondale
Sermon, Is minutes Rev. Jno. Bruen,
Mt. Nernon, Pres. Dist 3 Y. P. u.
Reading Codolence from j. w. Cor
neal, Centralia, Dist Pres, of the
Mt. Olive Bapt. S. s., Convention and
Mrs. Hester A. Corneal, Centralia,
by Mrs. Lavada Rodgers
Address, Bro. M. Duncan, Colp, Pres.
of the Dist. S, S. Institute.
Addresses of five minutes each by the
following minister's:
Revs. J. II. Patterson.
G. w. Rowlett
Thos. Hormon -
Thos. Morris
j, HI. Stamps of :Jopa
Bro. G. d. Lassiter, Belgrade
Prof. w. H. Singleton. on behalf Of
Dunbar School.
Resolutions were read and the cereno-
nies by the Chapter. The remains
vera looked upon for the last time by
large concourse of sorrowing friends
and relatives and then the long process
sion slowly moved off to tee Cemetery
where the sad rites were performed
by the Masons.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
Md. City. Ill Nov. I. 10.

Nd. CITY, III Nov. I. 1920
Dear Editor. this will inform
you that the D. Y. P. u. Of the
First Missionary Baptist church.
extend you and family sympathy
in the bereavement OF your below
ed son, Elder 4 5. b. McCrary.
and as his Memorial and honor 4
short program was rendered Sun
day night and paper was read
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
oos N. Elm St.

6oS ". Elm St.
Centralia. ILL.,, Nov. /. 1920
Rev. and Mrs ]. B. McCrary:- :
Ny Dear Friends:
: You have dsy sympathy in your
bereavement, Tine and Divine
comfort are the ooIy things ". Wa'ch
can heal your hearts. But TO
know that our friends share ia oar
troubles helps to tighten the bur
den.
God be with you and strengthen
you Is the prayer Of your friend.
Lena Phillips.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-05
In llie,l,cr,anl

Johnsonville. Tenn Oct. 80 20
Rev. and Mrs. J B. McCrary,
Metropolis. III.
Dear Cousins. | received your
message yesterday evening very
late. Oh how we hate to hear oi
the death Of cousin Simmon. We
are very sorry indeed. You have
our sympathy and prayers in this
your hour OF affection.
Your cousin.
Mrs. Mollic Wheeler.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
FRANCE EXPECTS TOO
MUCH, DECLARES LAW
Her Share of German Indemnity
Will Be Less Than Anticipated,
He Tells Commons.
by EARLE c. REEVES.
international News Service.

LONDON, May 2O.-A. Bonar Law
addressing the House OF Commons
this afternoon, declared France has
an exaggerated idea OF the amount OF
indemnity that may be expected as
forthcoming from Germany.
"It has been said we must forget
the idea of getting money from GER
many" said Mr.. Law. I'm a sense
that is true. The British government
is arranging for the discharge OF It's
financial obligations on the assump-
ton that she will have to bear her
own burdens.
at is no part OF British policy to
allow Germany to escape the pay
ment OF reparation. I hope the dem
mite amount Germany must pay Will
be fixed at the Spa conference next
month"
Mr.. Law declared France would get
more than twice the amount OF Ger
man indemnity Great Britain will re-
ceive. On this feature he said
"It was agreed at the conference
of Premier Lloyd George and Premier
Millerand, at Hythe. that for every
f5 of German indemnity Great Britain
receives, France will get ELL"
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
SENATE PASSES BILL
TO PROBE SLUSH FUNDS
Senator King of Utah Voices Only
Objection to Proposed
Investig alton

The Borah resolution calling for
Congressional investigation OF cam
paign expenditures in behalf OF Presi-
Dental candidates was passed by the
senate this afternoon without a roll
call.
Senator King. Democrat, OF Utah
voiced the only objection to the pro-
posed investigation. which he said
would cause Congress to Interfere
with elections in the several states.
The resolution also provides for an
Investigation OF contests over the
seating of delegates. and the means
used TO elect or seat contested dele
gates.
IL proposes a far-reaching probe OF
campaign expenditures on behalf OF
ALI Presidential candidates both fe-
publican and Democratic.
In sponsoring the resolution Borah
criticised the alleged use or huge
slush funds" in the present campaign
and read charges OF the employment
of enormous campaign funds In behaif
of Gen. Leonard Wood ana other
Presidential aspirantss.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
COMMENCEMENT JUNE II
AT MARYLAND COLLEGE

COLLEGE PARK, Md. May 20.-Ar-
rangements are about complete for
commencement exercises at the Mary
land State College OF Agriculture.
which, after July /, will be known as
the University. of Maryland. Begin
ming Friday, June II, the exercises
will continue through the following
Wednesday.
At the last meeting OF the school
year of the student grange of the
Maryland State College Of Agricul-
ture, DIR. A. F. Woods, president. pre-
sented demits to the following out
going members OF the organizations:
E. b. Ady, J. II. Barton, II. M. Car
roll, P. w. Chichester, G. w. Glen
daniel, +. d. Day, T. V. Downin, J. r
Drawbaugh. Geary Eppley, Edward
Froelich, w. +. Fusselbaugh, J. H.
I.angrall. w. +. Mcdonald, G. NJ. Mer-
rill, and Miss T.. G.. Hook. President
Woods also presented Past Master
J. II. Langrall with the masters
medal, given annually to retiring
masters of the student grange by the
president of the college. The date for
the initial meeting of the grange next
fall was set for the first Monday fol-
lowing reopening of college. !. H.
Langrall, past master; Geory EppIey
and J. A. Drawbaugh urged outgo-
ing members to join the Student
Grange Alumni Association.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
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The Washington times., 1920-05-20
TOBACCO MEN PUFF.
AWAY C0NTENTED.
Not a Zephyr Of Doubt 0isturbs
Cloud From Convention
At Willard.

IL wasn't a naval smoke screen that
the new guest found when he leaped
from a taXicab into the lobby OF the
Willard Hotel this morning.
No. the heavy cloud that greeted
him came from 400 big. black cigars
in, the mouths OF as many delegates
to the convention of the Tobacco
Merchants Association. A delegate
TO tobacco mems convention VINO
didn't smoke would be looked upon
with a suspicion.
And Just because there has been an
Increase in the cost of cigarettes, you
can't blame IL on women smokers' say
the tobacco men.
1T is true that many women are
smoking cigarettes, but THIS only
slightly Increased production saiu
delegate who specializes In cigarette
manufacturing.
The necessary increase has oeen
due to labor conditions, and the IN
ability to get the right kinds OF TO-
bacco." =,
mo, / don't think propaganda al,
rected against tobacco smoking VIII
do much harm said President Eiseh-
lohr. Nevertheless, we are preparing
to meet any emergency that may
arise. Liquor and tobacco cannot De
compared. Tobacco soothes the
nerves-never excites.
"Rut. while no fund Will be called
for at this time to combat the anu
tobacco propaganda, a committee Will
he appointed at the convention 10
handle our interests
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
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The Washington times., 1920-05-20
Feeling Bad---

"What's the matter?" "Oh, don't
know Just feel bad. Not what you
would call sick. only stupid, sleepy and
sluggish. Don't feel like doing any
thing" These conditions are truly
nuisances, and it is a false notion to
think that you are sick every time you
feel bad. For health is a queer crea-
ture; it seldom remains in perfect
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choose, it always acts according to its
own laws. These feeling bad conditions
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of the year, like spring, when the sap
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The Washington times., 1920-05-20
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The Washington times., 1920-05-20
STRIKE MAY SHUT DOWN
WATERBURY FACTORIES

WATERBURY. Conn, May 2O.-The
strike of machinists and skilled work.
ers in the factories, voted at a meet
ing last night, began at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning. am
The first to leave work were l'ooo
nacb;nists and tool makers at the
r ]. ManviIle Machine Company: a
great crowd of the striking unskiiied
workers were gathered about the
factory and cheered the men VINO
struck. ~o.
The strike is expected to anect
practically every factory in the city'
resulting in paralysis OF local IN
dustry.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
COLBY CABLES AUSTRIA
ON HUNGARY PRISONERS

Secretary of State Colby today ca bled
the American Commissioner at Vienna
that this Government takes the view
that Hungarian communists held by
the Austrian authorities should not be
transferred to Russia except in CON
nection with the release of all Ameri-
cans who are now detained in or out
OF prison in Soviet Russia
q 1t was stated that majority OF the
other allied powers concur in this
view
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
HELD FOR ASSAULT ON
WALTER REED PATIENT

Charged with assault with a dan
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orwed. a walter Reed patient, Chris
topher Metz, of 1400 Fourteenth
street northwest, has been arrested
by Detective Robert Livingstone. of
the Second precinct.
It is alleged that Metz cut Rush
during a gambling party. on May 16.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-05
TAXI SERVICE

WHEN you NEED taxi or touring
car, call Goedecke. We go any
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464. stand at Gil Main st.
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NOTICES


Just received some of the pianos
that were ordered IN August for Nov.
1c-ls delivery. they were delayed like
many other shipments of merchandise
for almost sixty days. so hurry II you
want one of these beautiful instru-
ments for tho starting OF your chill
dren in music this New Year. Make
that resolve now. Beginning this new
year, I will give my child the advant-
age of a musical education, by giving
her n piano to practice on and that is
the most essential part. practice.
SH FaeA J.. j. DARNALL
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FURNISHED APT.-Hamilton Court.
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with Her brood"

Ida heard her aunt speak of the lit-
tie chickens that were following hen
as a brood A new neighbor moved
next door 20 Ida with five children.
Ida saw them following their mother
= bout the back yard. and she said 90
ser mother. "sec the Lidy with her
,rood Of children following her,"
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TAlLORS
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USED CARS at genuine bargain prices
at the Pendleton Motor sales Cos
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TAKEN FROM OUR CAR in front of
Eagle Woodman hall on New Years
eve, one brown Indian robe. Valued
as a gift. kindly return to this office
or 215 Garden st. Mrs. Glenn Scott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-05

FOR RENT--Sleeping room. Phone
116s-R. inquire 2l02 w. Webb.
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FOR SALE-Choice lot on Lincoln
street. East frontage. Between
Jackson and Raley. Address. Box 105
Adams Oregon.
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s. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law. Office in Despair Bldg