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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20
Resolutions.

We, the teachers Of Idaho county,
in institute assembled, mindful of the
great significance of the educational
work of today, do hereby express our
appreciation of that which enables us
to lift to higher planes of usefulness,
the men and women of tomorrow.
Now, therefore be it
Resolved, that we endorse the in
stitute method adopted this year and
now in general use, wherein the old
custom of airing family troubles is re-
placed by the excellent program Of
lectures.
Resolved, that we recommend the
plan OF a combined institute in which
the teachers of Latah, Nez Perez,
and Idaho counties may participate.
Resolved, that our deepest appreci-
alton be extended to our State Super
intendent, Miss S. Belle Chamberlain.
for her help during this institute and
that we commend her wise admins
tration of her high Office.
Resolved, that to Professor Adrian
be gwen our sincere thanks for the
splendid thoughts he has given us.
That it is our earnest hope that those
thoughts may be widely diffused and
that it is our hope that he may come
back to US with new inspirations to
finer effort.
Resolved, that Superintendent Clan
vile be and is hereby rendered our
highest commentators for the effort
he is giving to the advancement of the
educational work of Idaho county,
and that we thank him sincerely for
his uniform helpfulness and for his
generous entertainment.
Resolved, that our thanks are ex-
tended to DIR. Mclean and to other
members of the teaching fraternity,
for their aid in this institute and to
the many citizens of Grangeville who
have contributed to its success. And
be it further
Resolved, that copy of these res
olutions be given to each of the news
papers of GrangevilIe, and that a
copy be mailed to Supt. Chamberlain
and Professor Adrian.
George Fields,
Elizabeth Perkins,
Berle Mcdonald.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20

accounts for their being filed at this
time"
From the foregoing it is evident
that the statement sent to outside
papers from this place that the COM
missioners were up against it and that
they were greatly exercised over the
matter, had no foundation whatever
in fact. The commissioners are per-
fectly at ease regarding their action,
for under the law there is no other
course open to them, and the agon-
izing apparently is all on the part of
the parties who want the money back
which is due them. 1t is right that
they should have il at the proper time,
but it is plain that they cannot get it
through the board of commissioners,
who have no more control oyer the
money after it is apportioned to the
several funds than have the saloon men
themselves.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20
THREsHINc ACCIDENTS
A Number of Casualties Among the
Threshing Crews.

Threshina Crews.
In addition to the serious accident
mentioned last week in which Otto
Steinbach lost his hand by getting the
same crushed in the cogs of his
thresher, there have been a number
of other accidents attending threshing
IN this section.
George Calvert sustained severe in
juries by being dragged from stack
of grain by the huge delivery fork,
and was brought to town Friday for
medical aid. A. B. Clayton, the
Denver farmer is suffering from a
serious injury to one of his hands
while attending the thresher at his
place. ]. B. Bradshaw had one of
his fingers crushed in the machinery
Of the thresher, and is now carrying
his arm in sling.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20
STATE TIMBER CRUISERS.
Governor Brady and Party Of State Off.
eials Touring the North Timber Belt.

Governor ]. HI. Brady and official
party composed of Secretary of State
Robt. Lansdon, Atty. Gen. Nc
Dougal, State Land Agent Geo. Day,
State Land Selector B. E. Bush, State
Senator ]. ]. Day. of Latah county,
Pres. ]. A. MacLean of the state uni
yersity, DIR. Owens, superintendent
of the Orohno insane asylum, and a
number of professional and laymen of
Nez Perez and Latah counties, left
Lewiston Sunday afternoon for Oro-
hno, from which point they viii start
on tour of inspection through the
timber belt of the Clearwater country.
They expect to be absent week on
the trip, and viii wind up the jun
keting tour with a boat ride of 100
miles down the North Fork from
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20
country,
Christian Church.

All the regular services Sunday.
c. t. Mcdonald will preach at
11:00. MIR. Morgan will preach ar
Whitebird at loo, Atkinson school
house, 800 p. M, returning for ev-
ening service at 7:30 p. m. Subject,
The Ideal Young Man." from the
standpoint of the young ladies' of
Grangeville. All are invited.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20
Timber 10 Valuable Asset.

Idaho is proud of her timber re-
sources and believe we should do
everything in our power to conserve
the resources and protect the timber.
Ii is an asset that will make for the
state one of the greatest industries of
the nation. The states holdings are
big and should be handled on bust
ness basis. They will then become a
splendid source of revenue. We will
be absent for week and in that time
will expect to learn much of the
country
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20
Charge. for As.ayins Ores

Moscow Bar to Ahsahka, where they
will be met by special train and con-
Quoted to Lewiston. In speaking of
the trip Gov. Brady is quoted as say
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-10-20

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-17
Recorded April s, 1909.

wv Kaio and VT to Papa Kaio (k1
ct al, D; APPS l, 2, 4, and 9, X +
9fs, kul 3773, Laie, Koolauloa, Oahu.
$25. B BIG. p 164. Dated April z,
1909
Lura n Shaw and hsb q RI to
TT of Eugene Ell Emerson, NJ; por f
P 5735, kul 706, King st, Honolulu, Ga
hu. $4,000. B 500, P 400. Dated Mar
IS. 1909.
Ernest K Kaai to Namanu Paoa, Rel;
pc land. Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, Oahu.
$50. B 800, p 403. Dated April =
1909.
Namanu Paoa and VT to L D War
rem. NJ; pc land, Kaneohe, koolaupoko,
Oahu. 500 B 500, P 404. Dated April
/, 1909.
:. \. Castle Est Ltd to Caroline u
Westervelt, D; por part l Land Patent
1888. bIdgs. furniture, etc, Waikiki rd,
Honolulu. Oahu. $4,000. B 316, P 16s.
Dated Mar %, 1909.
NJ " Tschudi to Lizzie Lee Tong,
Rel; por kul liza, Liliha st, Honolulu,
Oahu $1,000. B 800, p 4o5. Dated
Dee -, 1908.
Trent Trust Co Ltd to Edgar Hen
riques, Par Rel; lot IS, Sec ga " kul
| 1850, Kaalaaiuna, Honolulu, Oahu. 81
B 300, p 400. Dated April I, 1909.
Edgar Henriques and VT to Lewis g
Comes. D: lot 13, Sec A, - kuls 5959B
and 1860, Kaalaaluna, Honolulu, Oahu
1915. B 216, P 169. Dated April ),
1909.
Pc r Strauch Tr and VT to Halvo1
| Myhre, D; por R P 1918, kul sl1. Judd
st, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B BIG, I
ITO. Dated April s, 1909.
Fl Myhre and VT to P E R Strauch
| TT, NJ; por R P 1918, kul 81, Judd
| st. Honolulu, Oahu. 5000. B 300, I
407. Dated April 8, 1909.
Oahu College by Trs TO Sallie E
Barnes, Rel; por lot 492, or 1852, Pros
| peet ST. Honolulu. Oahu. $500. L
500. p 410. Dated April 8, 1909.
Sallie B Barnes and hsb to Maud I
Thompson, D: por lot 49,, gr 1852
Prospect st, Honolulu, Oahu. s4l5o. L
316, p 172. Dated Mar Is, 1909
| Maud B Thompson and hsb (W) Il
Bank of Hawaii Ltd, NJ; por lot 4s2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-17

Sole Agents for Territory Of Hawaii
CoYNE FURNITURE CO.. LTD
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No LETTER DELIVERY
FOR TWO BIC SUBURBS

The Manoa Improvement Club is
showing sings of revival and plans
are being laid by Vice President Byron
o. Clark for clubhouse on the gore
adjoining the Cooper property on the
upper Manoa road. The club members
win acquire this by the instalment
and option system which will make the
burden light on all The house win
be two-story and the lower floor used
for kindergarten.
The following letter in reply to one
addressed by the secretary of the I'M
provement Club to the authorities of
the Poctofiee Department in Washing
ton has been received. Tt should spur
the residents of Manoa to renewed ef-
forts in improving their beautiful val
ley:
Honolulu, April Is, 1909.
| Mr.. John Effinger, Secretary, Manoa
Improvement Club, Honolulu, Ha'
| wall.
Sir: For your information / beg to
enclose herewith copy of letter re
ceived at this Office April IA, from the
j Honorable First Assistant Postmaster
! General relative to the establishing OF
letter carrier districts in Manoa Valley
and Kaimuki, from which it appears
| that your petition cannot be complied
with Very respectfully,
JOSEPH PRATT,
| Postmaster.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-17
Postoffiee Department,

Postofflee Department,
Office of. First Assistant Postmaster
General, Washington.
April l, 1909.
Postmaster. Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sir: The postofiee Inspector who re
Gently investigated the application fol-
the extension Of city delivery service
from your office to include the resi-
dents of the College Hills and Kaimuk
districts states that only a small por
ton of the College Hills section il
provided with the public improvements
necessary to entitle it to city delivery
that sidewalks, streets, lights, street
signs and house numbers are lacking
in the other section, and that the prop
erty-owners are Indifferent and decline
to provide the requisite Improvements
The department would not be JUST
fed, therefore, in making either exten
sion at this times and the request il
denied Respectfully,
(Signed) C. P. GRANDFIELD,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-17
Recorded April 10, 1909.


f NJ McGrew and VT to Eleanor w
Wood, NJ; pc land, Nuuanu ave, Homo
lulu, Oahu. $500. B 306, p 433. Da-
ted Mar 10, 1909.
Kaolulo and VT by jdge to G Akui
and VT. Decree of Adoption; legalizing
adoption of Alloy Kaolulo and name
changed to Alloy K Akui. B 321, p
227. Dated Mar L, 1909
Manuel de Mattos to NJ B de Mello,
P A; general powers. B 321, p 22s.
Dated Feb "a, 1908.
Est of William A Aldrieh by Trs TO
R NJ Overend, L; por R P 647, kul 100,
bldgs, etc, Hotel st, Honolulu, Oahu.
! 10 yrs full rental $4,000, payable IN
! instruments. B 313, ? 451- Dated Mar
"A, 1909.
Kapiolani Est Ltd to Honolulu Iron
Works Co, Jdgmt; ad damnum 1927,
costs and charges 1919. B 143, p %.
Dated April 8, 1909.
Kauanui Kaaua (Mrs) to Chun
Chock, l.: bldg, Kakaako, Honolulu,
| Oahu. 10 yrs at SIS per mo. + 3l3,
| p 459. Dated April 10, 1909.
i James Guild and VT to Mutual Bldg
| & Loan Society of Hawaii, Ltd, NJ;
| lot u. blk O., bldgs, etc, Waialae
Tract. Honolulu, Oahu. $2250. B BOG,
p 437 Dated April 8. 1909
! Piimoku (w) to Mahana Kikako (k),
| D: int in ct $685., R Ps 1872, ap
and 6453, APP 3, ? 27-1ooa land, live
stock, etc, Waiomao, etc, Kau, Hawai-
81. B S17, p IS. Dated April 9, 1909
| J " K Lo to C < Mcguire, l.; pc
/ land and bldg, Pitman st, Hilo, Ha-
| wall. yrs at SIS per mo. Il 3l3, T
! 449. Dated Mar p. 1909.
D WuIber to Grace WuBber, d; Land
Patents 4672, 1926 and por 3644. Wal
punalei. Hilo. Hawaii. 81, Is
| Dated Mar p, 1909.
Maria VI de G Teixeira to Hawai-
Hanakahi. D.; por lot 10, gr 3S42 and
/; Dor lot IS. or 4044, bldgs, etc, Ahua
| ioa. Hamakua, Hawaii. $3.50. B 3l6
p ia. Dated April 2, 1909.
Hawai- Hanakahi TO Manuel
+! Teixeira Jr. D; pes land, Koloaha, Ia
makua, Hawaii. $500. B 316, P 10
/: Dated April 2. 1909.
! Laahia (w} ct al to A G Correa, +
A; special powers. B 32l, P 23o. Da'
| ted April s, 1909.
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Mrs. Doris :. Paris

Scalp Specialist, Facial Treatment,
Hairdressing. Marcel Wave, Shampoo.
ing. Expert Manieuring for ladies and
gentlemen
Phone 491 for appointment at office
hotel or residence.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record April 16, 1909.
David Kaalekahi and VT to K 40
wanna 1890 IL
VIM Kinney to Itsu Yoshioka and
WI i.eA
C D Lufkin and VT to A FL Land
graf 1890. y
A Fl Landgraf to Jose V Maeiel. Nj
7 K r AmaIu by mtgee to E E
Conaut Fore Ehtry
Rachel Kaiwiaea ct al by atty to
Kipahulu Sugar Co.........-.-. Il
John Makahio to Kipahulu Sugar
TO
Levi L Joseph ct al to Kipahnlu
Sugar Co II
n G Peterson to John D Holt Jr. a NJ
Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn of I'll
to joaquin Maehado. Rel
Addie L Lutted and hsb to Dixie
owen :. -. ~
Dixie F Owen and hsb to Trs OF
Oahu College .....,.-......- NJ
William o Smith TT to w NJ Min
ton =. i "a 1sS1
W NJ Minton and VT to w W
chamberlain ..''''''. II
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leWbrO'S Herpicide
Is the original remedy that kills the dandruf germ

WITHOUT dandru the hair grow uxurianty except
chronic badness which ncuable Dandru dis
caused by microbe To danduf This
tiny vegetable be destroyed of the scalp
by Newbros Herpicide.
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or 1852, Prospect st, Honolulu, Oahu.
$4,000. B 800, p AL. Dated April s,
1909
Maria K Naluai and hsb to Lila
Paikuli, D; int in R P 1888, kul 578l,
Keauhon. Kona, Hawaii. s25. B 316,
1855 Dated Feb 26, 1909.
Pehialii (widow) to Lahaina Agricul-
tural Co Ltd, D; R P 2722, kul 1884,
APPS l and 2, Kauaula, Lahaina Maui.
$11s. B 316, p 166. Dated April 3,
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Chubby, what shall do with the
old Christmas treea" tEan' I you put
it on your new hat a''-Louisviile
Courier-Journal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

globe, persons of every color, race and speech bare brown men in seeth- ing Madras and fur-covered Lapland- CTS, dwellers in London,s West End and dwellers in Whitechapei, men Of the Hebrides and men of Stewart'r Island. Javanese and Japapese. long. haired CinRalese 'rickshaw men and the white seamen Of a thousand ports. the 10th of April will probably be the most interesting day of this year.
 "A very remarkable man will then be 80 years old. and from sunrise at Greenwich until the daylight has passed abaut the earth his birthday will be celebrated with such heartfelt joy and gratitude as no other living
 General william Booth. founder and head of The Salvation Army will be so years old: the quiet little villa in which he lives will be almost buried In letters and teiegrams of congratula
 tion: Presidents. Kings. Emperors. leg isIators. cabinet officers. judges. col- lege professors. ciergymen of all de
 nominations. scientists. philanthrop- ists, good men of all creeds and coun- tries, will send him messages of con graduation and good will. Differing about other things. about this they will have but one thought, and that to honor the man that with a pure and lofty purpose has wrought In the world sum of such incalculabie good.
 "A very remarkable man--on the whole. think the most remarkabi man of his times. - For sixty-ffve years he has toiied without ceasing for for the one purpose of helping his fei- low-m men, as. according to his faith, they needed help. Tn these tabors he has created from his own indefatigable brain a great. wonderful. worldwide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
HOME MISSION PLANS
 WORK FOR COMING YEAR

The ofiicers of the Dexter Avenue Home Mission Society met Friday af- ternoon with Mrs. J. c. Spruell to dis- cuss and formulate plans for the work of the society for the year. After the business was finished, Mrs :. Spruell served light refreshments and very pleasant social hour was spent.
 The officers are Mrs. T. D. Curbow. President: Mrs. J c. sprueii.- Mrs. c. c. SteadmAn. Mrs. T. M. Jones. Mrs. W. R. Segrest. Mrs. Felix Clay, Mrs. W. W. Sprueii, Mrs. J. A. Laprades Miss Maybeile Marshall. Mrs. c. C.. Smith.
 The work as planned and assigned Is as follows:
 The regular meetings to be held the first Monday in each month thus:
 April--Subject: "A General Survey of the Work" led by the President, Mrs. CD. Curbow.
 May--subject. "can to Service" led by Mrs. D. !. Dunn.
 June--Subject, Mills. Mines and the Camps" led by Mrs. c. G. Ztrkle.
 July--Subject. Mission Schools," led by Mrs. I. c. Sprueli.
 August--Subject. "City Mission Board.". led by Mrs. J. A. Laprade.
 ptember--Subject, "The Boy" led by Mrs. Geo. Stowers.
 october-subject. "Parsonages and Supplies" Mrs. c. c. Steadman. November--Subjects Thy Kingdom Come" led by Mrs. M. M. Swsatt. smber--Subject. Annual Board Meeting" Miss Maybells Marshall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

a
 Revealing . growth and prosperity such as is probably uneauaiisd for the past year. by that of any other Sun day School of the state. the quarterly report of the sunday school of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church for the first quarter sf the year. has been Issued. y
 On March s1. 1908. according to the report, the total enrolment was Sea; on March sl. 1908, the snroiimsnt was 65i. including the home department and the cradle roll. The average attend- ance Of the main school for the first quarter of 1908 was 2ss. snd for the first quarter of 1908. 3ss.
 for the frst quarter, 1908. averaged ss7. and for the first quarter. 1908, s14.32..
 All the statistics are included in the report, which contains twenty-four printed pages. Within the report is the record, measured in percentage, of each member of the Sunday School The receipts of the school for the quarter. according to the report, were S1ss,s1. while the disbursements were
 There were forty-fcur officers and teachers attached to the school. and forr active departments. the Senior. In- termediate, Junior and Primary.
 W, F. Feagin is Superintendent. and the official under whose administration the institution has so fiourished. The other officers and heads of depart ments are: Rev. H. T. Johnson, pas- tor; A. J. McFarIand. Secretary: J. A. Chambless, Treasurer; T. W. Brad ford and George MvManus. Assistant Secretaries. Julius Mccall and Arthur Ansley, Messengers A. Roemer. &c., nior Department; Miss Ellen Jackson. Intermediates; Mrs. L. l.. DeJarnette, Junior; Mrs. w. M. Cox. Primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
MONDAY SERVICES
 WERE A SUCCESS

The noonday Lenten services, which have been conducted under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew or st Johns church every week day dur- ing Lent at the Majestic Theatre. we:e brought to e close with the meeting last Thursday ana nave proved oF cided success.
 These meetings, which have been the only services of their kind held throughout the South exclusively for men, have been thirty-eight in num- her and there was an average att tendance of 1o7 men at each service. men not only from St. Johns church hut from all the various churches Of the city. The speakers who have taken part in these services. are as follows: Rt. Rev. c. M. Beckwith, Bishop of Alabama.
 Rev stuart Mcqueen. Church of Ho- ly Comforter. lanta.
 Nashville.
 Church. New Orleans. l Rev. W. c. Whitaker. St. John's Church, Knoxville. Rev. Beverly Warner. Trinity Church, New Orleans
 Rev. W. N. Claybrook. St. Mary's Church. Birmingham.
 Rev. C. B. wilmer. St. Luke's Church, Atlanta
 Rev. wms Rollins, Sweet Brlar In- | stitute. Va.
 Rev. R. L. McCready, St. Mark s, | Louisville. Rev w. H. Brown. Assistant. St. Johns Church. Montgomery.
 Rev. E.. E. Cobbs. st. Johns. Mont 1 gomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
Birthday of General Booth
 Honored Throughout the World

on yesterday. the birthday of Gen. eral Booth. of the Salvation Army. was celebrated. General Booth was so years old on Aprfi>lo. and the Salva- ton Army. with thousands of laymen the world over. joined in signaiising the day.
 Congratulations from prominent men of the United States. including Governors of score of States, May ors and public men of other stations. forwarded their, congratulations to the old man in London. who has achieved the realization that his lifework. in or ganixinG and directing the great army of militant religious workers has been one of the utmost success and worth. Among the congratulations was ca : biegram from Governor Corner. of Alabama. as follows:
 "The poor have the Gospel preached to them" Is the climax of Jesus mes sage to John. This has been your hfe work.
 "congratuiations on soth birthday.
 "B. B. Conner.
 "Governor of Alabama" Charles Edward Russell. the well. known magazine and newspaper writ CT, in The War Cry. the official organ of the Salvation Army. says. In the is- sue of last week:
 ITO millions of people around this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
MUST FIND ROOM
LOOKING FOR LODGING FOR SUM
 DAY-sCHOOL DELEGATES.
Those with Aecommodations shoald Communicate With R. o. Biakey-- Addresses of Marion Lawrence
 and pr. Hamii Will Be

Communicate With R. o. Blal<ey-- Addresses of Marion Lawrence aad Dr. Hamii Wiil Be Features of Conven- tfon.
 When the State Sunday school con- yention was held in Montgomery three years ago. the attending delegates were entertained royalty, each Sun day-schooi family taking and enter taining as many visitors as possible. absolutely free. But this year all delegates to the convention are sup posed to stand for their own expenses, paying for their accommodations dur ing their stay in this city. April 27. 28 and 2s.
 The delegates. however, are willing to do this, according to MT. Biakey. best hotels, while others can find room in the different boarding houses. but the majority will have to be housed by the people of this. city who can charge if they desire or entertain them free H. F. Martin. chairman of the general arrangement committee, and R. o. Blakey, chairman. and E. M Graves, vice-chairman of the enter tainment committee. desires that all people who can entertain some of the visiting delegates. to notify them so that when the visitors begin to arrive on April 2s, they can immediately be placed.
 Nearly 2.o00 people will be here for this years convention, according to the estimates of some of the chairmen of the various committees, and 1t will be the largest convention ever held in the state.
 Marion Lawrence of Chicago, Gem eral Secretary of the International As- sociation, who is the foremost author ity on Sunday schools and Sunday school work in the country. and one of the greatest orators in the world. will be present during the convention. aa will also be pr. H. M Hamil of Ma con County, Ala. who Is second to MT. Lawrence in knowledge along this line of work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
SPLENDID SHOWING MADE
 BY ADAMS AVENUE CHURCH

At the regular business meeting of the Adams Avenue Baptist Church for the first quarter of the year 1908. held Wednesday evening, April T. some in- terestsnG figures were brought out m the reports made by the different de- psrtmsnts. It was shown that . total Of nfty-efght members have been add cd to the church since January lst. and that seventy-four have been added since December 1. 1908. at which time the present pastor. Rev. Ashley V. Pfcksrn came to the work of the church.
 The Sunday School also made an in- teresting report through the Superin- tandent. c. '. Thrasher, showing that the school had more than doubled in attendance. and was in splendid f1nan- fiai condition and doinx good work in all dspaftments.
 The woman's Missionary Union and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

perfectly organized. smoothly working. efficient. ably officered. tireless. rest less Salvation Army. whose flag now flies in ffty-four different countries and colonies. whose officers number 1s,19s. whose s.3ss corps and outposts carry on a gigantic and fauitless plan of campaign in thirty-one different languages. whose converts and benefi- ciarfes. helped men and women, saved children and frightened lives. if any one could count them. would mount In. to millions upon millions"