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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
CIVIC PLAYERS SCORE SUCCESS
 IN PRODUCTION HER HUSBANDS
 WIFE THE GRAND LAST NIGHT,

that Emily is engaged. He demands to know to whom and they are stumped-
 It doesn't take Mrs. Randolph long to decide thateshe has not chosen a proper wife for her husband. She again ropes in her uncle and he is forced to sit by and drink tea while Irene explains to Emily that her hus- band is really a brute and she couldn't let her think of going on with the agreement. Emily is delighted with this beginning of her revenge. and declares that she is determined to marry and tame Stuart Randolph as she agreed. In pretended rath she tells Richard of Stuart's brutality. He in turn. flies at his DrOther-in-law. and declares he will avenge his sis ter
 Stuart Randolph is naIuarily non plussed by the attack, and as his wife won't see him, he hastens to Emily. who repeats all the accusations that Mrs Randolph has made against him. StaSrt then forces poor Uncle John to reveal the whole plot He quickly frames one of his own. He goes to his young wife. feins abject apology. and declares that his brutality was all on account of the liquor and that he did not know what he was doing 0Of course he had never been drunk or mistreated his young wife in his lifeI. He goes further. and offers her divorce as the, only way out Of the matter
 Mrs. Randolph is overwhelmed with remorse. but the memory of her hus- bands friendship for the wife she had selected for him overcomes her bet ter judgement She rushes off and locks herself up and refuses to see him. Stuart is in despair. He drinks everything in sight in the house, goes out to find more. and finally comes back in about the condition that his wife had falsely painted him. Uncle John and Richard conceal him from his wife, tell her that he is suffering from some sort of shock and must be allowed to sleep It is lrene's turn to wait outside her husbands door in desperation. The curtain drops on Irene and Uncle John walt ing for morning when the young wife has been promised she can see him. In the meantime Mrs. Randolph has told her nurse. Nora Miss Anan Elam) to dismiss her waiting doctors and throw away the medicine. She is determined to live. Richard and Emily announce their engagement.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
STUDENTS AIpRELIEE

One tenth of all money taken in by the Bisbee High School during the present basket ball season. will be ap- to the Warren District Re lief Association. This decision was reached yesterday in an assembly of the student body. The assembly con- cluded with a few snappy songs and yells in preparation for tonight's bas- ketball game between the Bisbee and Douglas high schools
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
Warren Junior Hi
 Girls Beat Lowell
 Basketball Players

The girls team of the James Doug las Junior High School. of Warren. yesterday defeated the girls team oI the Bancroft Junior High school, or Lowell. by a score of 27 to 26. in one of the fastest and closest girls games witnessed this season among the teams of the Warren District Junior High School League. The Warren boys team lots to the Lowell team by a score of 2s 10 g.
 The Horace Mann Junior. High School. of Bisbee, will compete- Mon day with the Lowell Iaggregation on the courts of the Lowell school in the second Of series of games to be played between those two schools. in the hope of evening up scores with the Lowell boys who ueefated the Bisbee junior high in a recent game. Friday the Morace Mann teams will clash with the Warren teams at the Horace Mann building on Quality Hill Both of the James Douglas Junior High school teams have been defeated by the Horace Mann teams.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
LOCAL CHAMP LOSES

Frank TabersH, worlds undeieateu pocket billiard champion, gave two splendid exhibitions in this city yes terday afternoon and evening. He defeated Jesse Liggett. local cham pion. by the scores Of 125 to II and I25 to '. Tn the afternoon he made a. run of 122. In the evening he made 125 points in two runs of 56 and 69. After each game he exhibited num- her of trick Shots
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEET

A special meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Warren District Country Club has been called for Saturday eve ming. February 5. for the purpose of discussing and voting on a-proposal to raise the club dues and for the transaction of other business, accord ing to an announcement sent out by l. F. Burgess. secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
SMITH IN BUSINESS

NJ ]. Smith. for many years con- nected with the Copper Queen branch of P. D. has purchased a part ownership in the Central Grocery & Meat Market. in Johnson Addition. His partner is Mike Takacs. Smith will continue in his present occupa- tion but intends to improve the gro- eery and meat market materially.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
MRS. BAKER DIES

Mrs. T. E. Baker died yesterday af- ternOOn at her home on Douglas street. Warren The deceased is sur yived by a young son and q sister. Mrs. R. c. Scott of Bisbee. Mrs. Bak- CT was widow Funeral arrange ments will be announced later by the HenneSsy Undertaking Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
VIII RESIDE HERE

Clair Dexter. new manual training instructor for the Horace Mann junior high school. and Mrs. Dexter. have ar home
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
RETURNS TO WORK.

Miss Airline Landrum who has been confined 10 her home in Upper Tomb stone Canyon for the past week with a severe attack of tOnSilitis. has re turned to her duties in the B. | Com pany office.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
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ELks PLAN DANCE

The Bisbee lodge of Elks will give a dance next Wednesday night at the club house on Main street for Elks and their friends
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
MISS TOIES HERE

Miss Elsie TOles, state supeEnten- dent of public instruction. is Q visitor iE the district from Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE

The entertainment committee of the country club will put on an informal dance at the club house this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
sIelE CLASSES MEET

The Federated Bible classes of the Warren District will meet this eve ming at 6: 9 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
CANDY GIRLS.

The Hi-Y girls will conduct candy sale today at BaIi's drug store on Main street
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29
TO JOIN HUSBAND.

Mrs A. G. McGregor left last night for New York, where she will join her husband. who left for that city Thurs
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-29

It is computed that the average in- habitant Of the United States is sick nine days year
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Hold inquest Today.

3 q = 3 E !
That Loanie Laurence, whose
murdered body was found yesiet-
day morning hufed ina shallow
grave a sort distance off the
Noble and Metropolis road where
the crime is believed to have been
committed last Monday night,
came to his death by pi. tol shot
in the hands OF parties unknown
was he verdict OF The coroner's
jury at the inquest held this morn
ing at the Gaines Undertaking
paflors.
Ex IMITATION OF the body re-
vealed that Lawrence had been
shot through the left temple the
bullet penetrating the brain. Evil
dence CT ~ theses this morning
brought out little more than had
already been used as material in
seeking dues for the arrest Of the
murderer. p
Nearly '~o hundred persons at
tend d The irquest this morning.
a Negro woman. Sylvia Chris
tian arrested in conn ction with
the case, and held in the city Jail.
was released last night. She ad-
mitted that he went away with
man who is sought as the
murderer Oh Tuesday morning,
going over into Illinois. 1t was
found that she had no furthey
knowlege oil the case
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Second Negro Murder in
Week, Woman Is Beaten
to Death by Bare Fists

Minnie Williams. a Negress "a
bout 20 years old, died at noon
today at Riverside hospital from
injuries brutally inflicted last night
in house in an alley near Sixth
and Burnett streets. George Der
ry, Negro oil driver, is in the
city jail charged with murder.
The womaa's face was beaten
almost to pulp and when the po-
| ce entered the house at IL O
clock Today her face was unrecog-
nizabie. She was lying on the
floor unconscious, and blood was
flowing from her mouth and nose.
The officers believe the murder-
er used only his bare fists, as no
weapon was found and there were
no cuts or scars 10 indicate that
any sharp or blunt instrument had
bel a employed.
Patrolman Mike Dowell, who
found the woman and who arrest
ed Derry shortly alter, stated thar
evidence will show that she had
been severely by ihe Neg-o on
several occasions. Jealousy as
said to have enraged Derry.
Last week he is said to have
beaten the woman numerically.
Neighbors heard screams and
noise in the house last night. and
saw Derry drag the woman into,
her own house by the hair. ln-
side the house he is thought to.
have beaten her face with his fists,
until she fell insensible. She was
taken to Riverside hospital IN the
1poIice ambulance, bit she lived
only 30 minutes. DR.. Edward
| Adams city physician, said the
woman S face had been battered
to a pulp, and death resulted from
shock and loss OF blood.
| Derry is about 40 years old.
| He has been driving wagon
! for refining company in this city.
| p .ducah Sun.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Notice.

To the Sunday Schools COM
posing the Mt. Olive Baptist S. S
Convention, Greeting;
Dear Co-Workers
The time is nearing for our Dis
trict S. S Convention to meet
with the Mt Olive Baptist church
in Colp. Let each Supt. and pas
tor make this one OF the greatest
in the history OF this convention
II each school will bestir them
selves and send up messenger
with the spirit oi the work. in
them we can accomplish grea,
things. This meeting convenes on
Wednesday before the 4th Sun
day in June. AS see no pro-
gram committee m .ntioned in the
minuses ! ask that each auxiliary
get out your program and send to
the Gazette Please attend &c
this matter. We ask your hearty
cooperation this year. We want
to do great things Tor the Master $
Kingdom, we can il we will
Yours for success.
} W. corpeal 424 N Sycamore
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
The 20th Annual Session Of The
B. Y. p. u.

s:3o Meeting called to order by
Pres. Rev. Jno. Bruin. Mt Vcr-
non Devotionals led by Union
Vile delegate so minutes
900 Calling roll OF officers. ap-
poinimen, Of committees. Miscel-
laneous business
1000 Round table talk. What
can be done TO foster the work Of
the Is. Y P. Z. in the district:
Led by Bro J w Corneal. Cen
tralia. discussed by The Union
1890 Song Introduction Of Wis.
itors Paper How can we bes
interest the young people in the
work Of the b. Y. 2 u. Me,rop-
oils anl Belgrade
HOO Preaching by Rev. VIM
Moody, Carbondale,. Collection
and adjournmen,
1880 Ddvotionils led by Du-
quoin delegate Roll call and
reading OF morning $ Journal. Mis-
cellant GUS business.
ego Paper. Christian Inhu-
cnce" Mrs. Laura Leai1e. Contra
liza. Song. Introduction Of visit
ors.
Report Of committees. Collec-
ton. Other Business.
$500 Adjournment.
1880 Devotionals by Harris
burg and Belgrade delegates.
Installation OF officers.
500 Preaching Rev. c. w.
Norment Mounds. Alt. Rev. S.
II. Pruitt. Collection.
3. Y: P. u.
800 Devotional Service.
$500 Bible Conference.
600 Appointment OF commit.
tees.
s, o.T5 Reading OF program.
o:3o Topic. How to make
b. Y P. u Round table talk
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
WARRANT FOR
NEGRO SLAYER
EXPECTED NOW
Authorities Believed to Have Net
Out For Murderer.

County officials admitted this
afternoon that they had written a
warrant for the arrest Of Willie
Martin. Negro, charging him with
the murder OF Lonnie Lawrence
taxicab driver. whose body was
found northeast OF the city yes,er-
day morning.
The real identity cf willie
Martin" is unknown. Officials
believe the name is fictitious or
assumed.
1t was stated this aft rnoor that
officers in Dewmaine, H., had
Willie Martin in custody at one
time but allowed him to escape.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01

Riddled with bullets, with the
skull-battered, and dishgured in a
manner almost beyond ldenuhcati-
on, the body oi Lonnie Lawrence
q, Negro taxieab driver, murder-
ed last Monday night, was found
at 10 Q clock this morning buried
in a newly plowed field about one
hundred yards irym the Noble and
Metropolis landing road. The
grave was discovered by blood
tracks on fields and fences from
the high Poi bridge, where the
shooting occoured. about three
quarters OF mile away.
With the exception oi Negro
woman, S1 lvia Christian. who Is
being held in connection in the
case, no arrests have teen mad
up to the present time by the au-
thorities. The woman is in the
city jail since Saturday, admits
that she went away with the man
on Tuesday who is being sought
as the murderer. She left wit him
after the murder occurred, 1t IS be-
lieved. and returned from Illinois
on Thursday.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01

The man, who is being sought
as the murderer. crossed by the
first ferry boat over into Illinois at
Metropolis landing on Tuesday
morning. making the trip IN a Nit
chell turing car. The car was
found at DuMaine, H., but the
driver made his escape from that
place The police know the name
Of he suspected murderer The
car in whl-h he made his escape
to the Illinois side is being held at
Marion by authorities. it is stated.
l he body OF Lawrence was found
by ] K Cook, a Negro, member
Of searching parties which have
been securing all that section oil
the couniy since the murder took
place, in the fel1s OF George Mos
ely. The body had bsen dragged
from the point on the main road,
where the shooting is believed to
have taken place. Traces o'blood
were discovered on the barb-w re
. .
fence surrounding the Mosely field
The grave was found by flecks OF
hard yellow clay unlike the soft
mire Of the ground which had just
been plowed on Monday afternoon
The grave had been dug two
feet deep and just wide enough &c
receive the body oil the man. The
field had been narrowed Tuesday
The body was badly dishgurec
with bullet hole through the fore
head and the skull crushed De-
composition had set in. A sister
and a brother. Thomas A. Law.
renee, identified the body. The
shoes which had not been remove q
served as a means OF identification
The body was removed to the
Gaines Undertaking company in
this city. and the coroner's $ irquesi
vii: be held at II O'Clock tomor-
row morning from that pl.ce.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Spade Was Borrowed.

According TO new evid nee re-
ceived by the police the driver oil
the murder car purchased hvo
gallon OF gasoline at Cecil and re-
turned to town. The evidence
brought out that Monday night
about IL O'Clock Negro man
went to the residence OF Frank
Leasor, near the High Point
school house, and asked to borrow
a spade. He deposited IS for its
safe return. The spade was re-
turned about O'Clock Tuesday
morning Stains OF dried blood
and bit of hair were found on
the edge OF the spade.
The car in which the suspected
murderer made his escape across
the river early Tuesday morning
stood at a point near the High
Point bridge from II O'Clock at
night until about 8 o clock the
next morning, reports show.
The Nit he'll touring car, used
as taXicab by Lawrt e, in
which the suspected murderer is
believed to have cross d into Hi
nois at Metropolis landing, was
found by autorities at Dewmaine,
but the driver OF the car got away
from that place The Cal bearing
the Kentucky state license tag is
being held al Maricn, Ill.
Thomas A. Lawrence, editor OF
The Light House. and brother OF
the murdered man, has offered a
$Ioo reward for the capture OF the
murderer.
Hundreds Of people visited the
scene OF the murder yesterday
Investigation OF the en- ire sect
ion of the High Point Bridge was
made by members of the sheriff S
department yesterday and this
morning-Paducah Sun.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
FIND NEGRO'S BODY IN SHALLOW GRAVE DUG Bi
MURDERER
'lawrences Remains Not In River. But Hidden n
Open Field.
Open Field.
DRAGGED FROM AUTO
Trail of Blood Denotes Path From Scene of Death to Grave.

Evidence reveals that the Neg o
suspected OF the murder was taken
to a point on the Noble and Me
tropolis landing road Monday
night. 1t is believed by the po-
lice and sheriff department that
Lawrence was to have made trip
out after the man, probably with a
companion. though the fact has
not been definitely established.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Had Money On Person.

Robbery is believed to be a mo-
tive OF the crime since Lawrence
is reported to have had several
hundred dollars on his pefson al
tht, time OF the murder.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01

Evening
7;3o Welcome address.
500 Reading OF afternoon jour
nal.
$40 Literary program.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Program OF The MI. Olive Baptist
S. S. Cops. III.
Friday Morning.

fIiday Morning.
S. S Convention Program
s:3o Meeting called to order
by Pres.
600 Dsvo,ionals.
oI5 Roll call Appointment oil
committees.
o:3o Miscellaneous business
1000 Topic. The qualification
Of S. S. Teachers. Round table
talk.
What shall we do to better our
dis'rict'.'
Wha, importance should the
church attach the s s.
10: so Appointment of COM
mittees.
II 100 Preaching Collection and
adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
I,3o Devotionals.
I;4o Introduction OF visitors,
1850 Miscellaneous business
ZOO Reading OF letters.
zi3o presidents's annual ad-
dresss.
200 Preaching, collection, ad-
dress.
Evening Session.
ZOO Devotional
7 90 Praise service Harrisburg
and Belgrade delegates.
s 90 Afternoon journal Rel
car Literary program conduct
ed by Sis. Laura Leake, CeniralIa
Come prepared to do your part
Collection, announcements. bene-
diction Rev. W. +. Moody, Du-
quoin.
Saturday Morning.
Q 60 Praise service Mt. Zion
Duquoin. St. John Mounds, dele
gates
9 80 Roll call. miscellaneous
business.
10 90 Topic, Past. Present
ard Future OF the Mt. Olive Bap.
list S. S. work in Southern III ;
The pas, (a) Rev J b. MeCra.
ry. Metropolis (b) The present
Rev. X. s b. Anderson. Central
ia (c) The future w. ID. Parran
Carbondslc.
Song Empty Handed J. w. Cor
neal.
IL 90 Report OF Sec. aud Treas
II.I5 Sermon Rev. P. b
French. Sparta. Alt. Rev J II
Stamps. Joppa.
IL 90 Collection. benedictior
Rev. S. H. Pruitt.
Afternoon.
i.3o Praise service loppa ant
Ullin delegates.
90 Morning journal, Roll call
2Is Remarks by State s 5
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01

Write and bring to couyeatiei.
enc pfthe following snbjkc's.
"Doctrine Of the church
mission e b. ?. \ u.
o:3o 1ptoduction cf visitors
100 Preaching. collection.
benedic,ion
b. Y. p. u.
Afternoon Session.
f:2o Devotionals.
I:4o Report OF enrolment COM
miiiee.
ZOO Topic. The highest aim
Of the B Y. P. u.
2:3o Rtp2rt Ct various COM
mittees.
500 Topic, why each church
should have b. Y. P. U.
3:i5 Round table talk.
$3.50 Pres annual address.
400 Preaching Collection and
Evening Session.
5:3o Depotionals.
7:so Welcome address Colp
representative.
Response.
500 Preaching Collection and
ac journsaeni
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01

s.eu..no,o em,esapns>.

U0ueeHoic rmfoSopUSeN
strange what . difference there -
said the household philosopher, ''be
.ween sings We need and things We
want There are many things we need
in the house. hut never can nnd the
money for. while somehow we can ~
ways find The hione5 for things go
want that We personally fanos,s
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01

oPOl-IS, ILLINOIS FIR
Pres " Greer. colp
50 Paper Miss Gertrude Puc-
hanan joppa.
IS Miscellaneous
SIS Sermon Rev C. w Nor
ment Mounds.
4 90 Paper Miss Marie Hum
BILE, Cen,ralia
Saturday Evening
y 80 Praise service Centralia
and Brownfeld delegates.
| 8 90 Afternoon journal, Roll
call Sermon.
Sunday Morning
9 80 School conducted by the
Superintendent
II 90 Sermon c. w, Normeni,
Song collection, benediciion.
Afternoon.
,. so Memorial Service conduct
ed by Rev W II. Carter, Bruin
and Davis.
Eve ming.
80 Praise service.
Sermon Rev. J. b. McCrary,
Moderator. Collection, Parting
hand,hake benediction.
J.sW. Corneal. President.
600 to o:3o General Praise
Meeting by Bro. VIM Macklin,
Sparta. Sister Ellen White Brook
port.
9 50 Scripture lesson, Bro.
Isaac Watson Unionvile.
Song.
945 Reading OF program by
Cor. Sec. Protein Rev J. b. Nc
Crary.
9s3 Remarks by Pres, APP
pointment OF committees, enroll
ment OF Convention
10 80 How to teach a S. S.
class successfully" Bro NJ Duncan
100 Sermon Rev. Wm.
Moody, Carbondale Alt. Rev. 7.
Turner. Metropolis
IL 50 Solo Sister Laura Leake,
Centralia. Collection. Benedic-
tion Rev. NJ L pannell.
Af.er noon.
so Praise service. Aivernis
Shoffner. Duquoin, and New
Bethel Mounds delegate.
90 Roll call Reading morn
ing's journal
2l5 Blackboard exercise Rev.
J b. McCrary
10 Reading Of letters and re-
port OF committees
3 50 Pres annual address
3s5 Report Of committees, mis-
cellaneons business.
q 80 Collection, announcements
benediction Rev {. w. Scates,
Md City.
Evening
7i3o Welcome address.
500 Reading OF afternoon jour
nal.
$40 Literary program.
Notice.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-07-01
Program FOR The Tseniy.Ihird Ar-
nuaI Session OF The MI. 0IIge
BapiiSe S. S. Institute.

900 Meeting called to order by
Pres
9;I5 Appointment Of officers
where vacaneies appear.
o:2o Devotional
o:45 Bible Conference.
1000 Reading Ct program.
1890 Blackboard Drill.
Io:4s Topic, Why the Cradle
Roll and Home Department in the
s.. S
1918 Appointment CT commit
tees and etc.
1900 Reading Of constitution
1900 Collection adjournment
Afternoon ses ion.
f:oc Devoiionals
l.2o Introduction Of visitors.
600 Roll call and reading Of
i,orning journal.
ais Topics. The pastor 5
place in the S S.
How to interest yeaug converts
in S. S.
Each one is requested to bring
with them one Of the topics writ
Ten on paper
7s3o Demonstration Of a Mod
Il s. So
% Report d CON m'''ees
SIG Blaekboai I dfill eoodae-
tor.
$50 Sermon. collection adj
journmeat.
Insiiiu'e.
Evening Session.
z:so Ten minutes sentence
prayer
10 song "~"
7:ss Welcome address BY rep
reseniaiise OF MI. Olive s. 5
Colp
Response
500 Pres. annual address.
s:Is Installation oi officers
$50 Sermon.
Collection bsnediciion.
Inc 10th Annual SesSinn Of Ihe
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