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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-07

GAIL dIiJctd d, y QuC DC
Ocupaban en- hacer ell conner
clio eXtranjero, habrian aban-
donadO esos negocios, vol
viendo a acojerse bajo la ban
dera americana para obtener
ell beneficiO de la exception
del page de derechOS en- ell
Canal, y por 10 tantO, conta-
riamOS con mas buques anne
ricanos que llevaran nuestrO
c0mercio eXtranjero a los mer-
cados mundiales. Entire mas
buques americanos abandonen
ell cOmercio eXtranjero y Sc
dediquen al traficO de nues-
tro concrete interior tendria-
mos mas buques americanOS
para que llevaran a cabO nueS
tro concrete eXtranjero.
e Gobernador abofetea su Ad
Ininistracion.
En- iusticia ell GObernador
deberia preocuparse mas pOr
sus propios negocios en- 10 que
Sc refiere a Texas, que bajo su
administrator ha tenido la DIES
gracia de caer en- un abismO
de confusion. Parece que no
ha tenido tempo de familia-
rizarse con la propaganda del
trust naviero" de cuya causa
Sc ha empenado en- ser campe-
on.
Las opiniones ed gobernadOr
sobre los derechOs del Canal
no pueden conciliarse buena-
mente con su cello en- favor de
los agricultores algodOnerOs.
INA gran P"iIe uei
de Texas, va al Jap6n y al
IN'ieit.o Cii'','e' ~ VII |"f|o
C"Ie"Uo Ue piy0
T"iIeooiI "e oi'7
-'i'iDo q" "P'"
= o"'Ii PAD CaL| -
~ So 49,
NJ
.3- Got4o-''' 49,
49,, L,, oounoo do
+ransnortar mercancfas de las
costas del Pacifico Y las del
AtlanticO o las del Colo "
godon) deoleran de eStar eXl-
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(Concluye) }.
Sc estimulo a los algodoneros.

Sc estimulo a los algodoneros.
eel Departamento hizo es-
tensivas toda clase de facilida
des e informes para estimulaf
q los agricu!tores a que en-
barcaran sus algodores a los
paiseS eXtrangeros. Diriji0 ca
blegramas y mensajes a firmas
y personals que no podian CO.
municarse con los mercedes
eXtrangerOs para la venta de
su algod0n, Y desde muy al
principle de la guerra aVis0
q los embarcadoreS de esa fl
bra que no estaba reputada
como contrabandO, 0 sujeta a
ser decomisada por los beige
rantes. La presente Admins
TRACTION, tan pronto como en-
pez6 la guerra, instal6 una
oficina federal de SECURES con-
ira riesgos de guerra, para
asegurar de csc peIigro a los
buques americanoS, y al algo-
don que condujeran directa-
mente para los paiSes beige
rantes; 10 que aseguraba su
cargamentO para ell case de
cue fuera decomisado como
contrabando, por cualquiera
de los paiscs en- guerra.
FL Gobernador ColQuitt sin
hacer mtrito de esas DISPOSE
clones, dirige claramente sus
IItimos ataques sober la Ad-
ministraci6n Y sobre ell Presi-
dente Democratico. FL habil
Descador no hace uso de un
anzuelo artificial 0 false GUAM
do 81 aqua est& tranquila y
trasparente, sinO unicamente
cuando su superficie esta tur-
bia, para que su engaHo no
yueda dcscubrirSe. Los pcliti-
eos services, no son menos sa-
bios.
"EI Gobernador CoIquitt
Genuncia la revocation de la
Ley que eXceptua Il los buques
americanoS cue uSaran ell Ca
nal de Panama, calificandola
de una sumisi6n de este pals
q la Gran Bretaha. 81 asi fue-
"a. ' no 10 es, no seria pre-
cisamente una sumisi6n de
aquellas que segdn ell gober-
nador Colquitt equivalen a
una humiliation.
EN- seguida dice Colquitt:
Isl esa exception no Sc hui
biera revocado, cientos de bu-
ques de propiedad americana
que ahora enarbolan una ban
dera eXtraniera, habrian enar
bolado Ia bandera americana,
para obtener csc beneficio, y
ahora tendriamos una cOmpe-
tente marina mercante ameri-
cana que condujera n~uestros
productoS a los mercados eX-
tranierOS'.
E Cobernador Colquitt anda
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ENSENANZA

sI $O.05
Nantil.a No. ........... Il
Nan-illa No. .. ......... ~
Mantigla No. 3........... o.49
Iibro MauLGyu Ne. L. &c
leeLura 80
Nandevii No. ,. .... 20
Mantsvll No. 5....-...- SU.SS
III hector m~czicanO. Lloro prime
70. con grabad9s y ejerclclos que "a
ciIisau Ia eus-U9-La. O'SS
Ell lec.y- me&icaDo. Lloro SeglHdo'
con gra5ados Y arCiculos morales y
pacri0LIcOs
Urbanidad Y 1ueaas ma2eras O.l5
Geog-afia de L-Nco....- SO.1S
Curse elemental &c geografLa-
ComDrarGieatc ~geogratia fIsica y de
Mexico. c0smog-at-a y nocloneS oe
geog~afia universal. .......S O.1o
ComDerdio de g~eografIa de MeN-
co 800
Flanert5s de gt9me-rla IS O.lo
ComperGi0 de g-9mauca casreLla-
na. ~dispues-O seg-n ID 5C@te-
mia EsDanO-a. SO.49
Gram4tica C~ast-.la1a. SeSuH Ia A
caaeuia EsDal1.a. EalcIon aumenta-
da con Ia t-0r4 he los aUEeNJaJEoS
Y diminutivos. dos L-atados compile
tos de D-osolla y o-ograf.a ' t2OlaS
de verbos. f-ases, eJc-..... 81 2
M.r9los de esc-.-UrG vertical SIS
teml meNIcauo. Collection dc b Qua
6arros $.0.45
FL DIsciplI0. Collection de u Qua
deruos de d.Dujo ....... $3.50
ArItm--ica elemental, aprcDaca
como oa~a lie teE-o en- las prlrc!p2-
les escuelas de Mexico. 1900. go
Tablas de cuentaS ...--... O.GS
Dicciouario popular de IA lengu2
cas,elllna. Eupasra"0 en- tela. 5 l.lo
CamDaro I.Is-rado. DiccleuGr1o
complete de Ia leugua caste--aoa,
c-oureuieuLo 7~5 E-a1ad9s, 5o5 re
tratoS. - mapas, dos cua.roS dc
banderas e-c, etc. Emgas-alo en- te-
Ia --.-.... %-C|
Pron-ua~io de CrtogratIa cas-el.a-
IA, en- f0rm2 De rreEu0-as Y resD-es-
t2S -..--.. = U.ES
Carecismos DE moral : virlut, pa
r. us0 De- les Amos. -Ugastalo %OZ7
Diccio.ar.o .-g.es-eS1aaol : espa-
rol-i-g.--. lie l~glSl..o. @ Ia ProCun-
ciac.oa t~.-I-a5a. Pasta de percasiua
500
D-icciouarlo iEE1sGaIoI Y es-
pa5Ciin-5es, de 1o.s---0, con Ia pro
nuncia-ign figura42. Pasta de
Diel $3.50
Diccionario iu-.--g>2a5al : espa-
Hol-ingl5s, por Angel = Mclaughlin.
FL mas complete -- -ys p~u0Acatos
hasta 81 dia.
Corrfere los vyces mas moder-
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oBRAs POETICAs DE PEA.

Cantos del Ho-ar.......... sos
Poesils escgrilas 1850
e. .ArDa del Amor LIS
flores del Alma lbs
Eojas de Largarita. Collection de
UOss-as <e0-lueutales JOSS
Hogan y ?atria. Edicion de lujo Us
E-1LerLos Y Esper&nZas. Ea-ci5n de
Iuig........ Sl.25
Las g,9rias de Mexico. Collection de
composicioHes q Ia patria y a sus he
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-07
NOVELAs A 40 CTS. CADA UNA.

FL becerro de orc.
e. milo Ealdito.
IA Iuc,a pOr el amor.
e ua.ls-rito de nj madre.
Maria. per Jorge Isaacs.
FL cura lie aICea.
Dora.
AZuceua.
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El Cobernador Colquitt anda
equivocado.

"Parece que ell gobernadOr
ignora cue la exception del
pago de derechos para los bu-
cues americanos que atravie-
IAN ell Canal, no era aplica-
bic a los buques que Sc ocupan
en- ell cOmercio eXtranjero, 81
no unicamente a los baTcOS a.
mericanos que Sc ocupan en-
hacer ell comercio de nuestraS
costas; Y para r~efrescarle Ia
inteligencia al gObernadOr, lie
dire que ESQ Sc refiere a los
buqUes que llevan mercanclas
de I'm puerto de los EstadOS
Unidos a Otro puerto de los
Estados Unidos. Los buques
que enarb0Ian bandera eXtran-
gera, no Sc les permitio nj Sc
lie permite, que Sc ocupen en-
este trafico costero. Colquitt
mismo ha dadO pruebas de no
comprender l6gicamente su
proposition, desde ell momentC
que dice: que 81 Ia exception
del page de derechos para
los buques americanos ocupa.
dos en- hacer ell concrete cos,
, tero, no hubiera sido derogadc
muchos barcos de propiedac
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RELIGION.

IA imitaci6n de Cristo...... $3.50
Catecfsm0 de Ripalda 1910
Lavalle MexicaHo.......... "O.6C
Ancora de salvation $50
Ia Azgceua. Devocionario para las
Eiias de Maria. ......... 5000
Couulgu6or General.... 'O.75
PegGedo LayaIle de Ia ~juvertud, 0
devocioaariy lei cristiano... S0.2o
Cl-so DC .Iosofia elemental, por
BaImes. Co1y.eAe logica, metafisica,
gJlca etc. Sl.25
Devoci9nario guadalupano. "O.25
CarecismO de Per-eleTaucia. 100
Los Mlrtires. o 81 triuDEo de Ia Reli-
gi6n Cristia0a. Li5ro cuya lectura
Eos hace asiscir Q Ia IUcha de dos
gene-aci0nes courrarias: Ia una anna
ia con los arreo> de Ia f~erocidad, Y
"a o1ra con s.m5ol0 redentor. S ? 90
EI Ge-io de. Cristianismo. Esta
oDra, como L. anterior, es de las me-
jores para los nogares. Am5as estan
editadas ! TODD Iujo........ So 90
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NOVELAS A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

Malditas sean las mujeres.
MaIditos sean los hombres.
MaLditas sean las suegras
Ate De buscar marido.
Las Evas mode~uas.
El novio 0res.ado
La hija de las flores.
I'll purgatOri0 De las ~solteras.
EI ParaiSO de las mujeres.
Ell inferno de los hombres.
iVi~a mi NOVA,
81 haia de los mares.
Su Najestad cl amor.
NalditO sea el Amor.
Ia PriuceCa del Dollar.
Amor V Nar-irio.
Ia hija &c Venus.
POruuG Sc ca~au los hOmOrcs.
PorguG s. casau las mujeres.
Porlue pecan las mujeres.
Porgue ClurmUran las viejaS.
PgruU5 reluc.aen las viudas.
FL collar de e~sucraidas.
las hijas de champagne.
Fl uido &c r~u.seIores.
Las 0breras del amor.
Marina o n hiia De IA. olas.
Pasiouarias de amor.
F. Ell 81 de las niEas.
Il vjuda allegro.
La nina de los jazmines.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
/ FL hOmbre cue Ie......... SO.T5
/ CarJas 4 Ia novia. "O.65
/ La ieyen1a De los Siglos -. "O.65
/ Nuestra Sonora de Paris. "O.65
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS,

FL Martir del Colgota. Hermosa
obra 5aSada en- Ia vida del Redentor
del Mundo. In tomo grande empas-
tadO $500
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ORRAS DINERSAS.

La Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historiaS Y novelas mo-
raleS. S1.25
Manual de agriculture Y ganade-
ria. indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con grabados. 1890. $1.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-07

FL Hu5rfano del Rcgimiento. O.
bra cOumovedora Y bellisima 50 70
Astucia 0 Los Charros Contraban-
distaS. Novela de costumbres meXi-
canaS. 2 tomos, tela. 1890. SITS
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
COTTON SHOWED
LOSS FOR WEEK
But Prices Displayed No Very
Decided inclination to Ad-
vance or Decline; August Re-
ports Out Today

New Orleans, La. July 25.-
While the cotton market was steady
enough last week, prices displayed no
very decided inclination to advance
or decline, with the close at net
loss of 20 to % points. At times
operators for a rise took advantage OF
the large short interest, causing
much covering, but the weather con-
diticns and expectations of a bearlsh
August condition report favored the
bears.
Efforts to find a solution Of the
problem presented by cotton exports
were regarded hopefully and caused
more or less buying. Outside of this,
world politics was given little cor
sideration. Spot people reported 4
fresh inquiry for cotton from Italy
and futures were steadied by reports
that it was growing increasingly diff
ficult to buy cotton in the interior
at current quotations.
This week the market will face the
August report on condition, which
will be issued Monday, August 2.
covering the crop up to today. While
the bears fear that the percents.ge
will favor them and unbiase traders
are inclined to look for a favora bic
report the bulls predict deterioration
Therefore, it is likely that trading
will be more or less irregular.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
HOG CHOLERA is NOW
BEING WELL HANDLED
of Virus Practically
Saves All Hogs Provided They Are
Not Already Affected.

saves AL I1OSS IIONluCO 1ICy AAC
Not Already Affected.
Reports from county farm demon
strators over the State indicate that
the hog cholera situation is being
handled satisfactorily now, according
to information from the State De-
partment of Agriculture. 1t is said
that the administration Of the virus
practically saves all the hogs provid-
ed they are not already affected.
The following is one weeks report
of county activities:
ed hogs for twelve farmers, the num-
Der of hogs treated being as follows
Is, Z, 6, %, 16. 33, %, 10, "a, "a, 25,
49, being a total Of 236 hogs.
In Craven county the agent treated
40 hogs during the week. This, of
course, was in addition to his regular
work among farmers.
In Halifax county, 100 hogs were
treated.
In Nash county, 4s hogs were
treated.
In Beaufort county, ITO hogs were
treated.
| The agents in other counties where
| hog cholera exists are handling ii
in a similar manner as the above
! In the western half Of the State
there is practically no hog cI olera a,
present, but agents have similar mat
ters in the way Of keeping down in
sects and plant diseases. These
things are important t. the farmers
| OF the western counties.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
FRANCE BEGINS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST THINGS GERNA y.
(By the Associated Press

Paris, July 25.-A campaign
against things German has begun IA
France with which is combines
scheme or raising money for chart
able purposes. Hundreds Of thous-
ands of colored posters have mace
their appearance on the bOarding- oL
Paris, in the subway, railway stalie55
and other public places, represent
a classic female figure, laurel cTG" it-
ed, a sword in one hand, the olEer
pointing to the facade OF IEeiiL7
cathedral, which is depicted II liam Ii
At the side Of the figure, repreSeHl-'.
France victorious, are beehive X
cogwheel of a piece Of macA-H- Al.
symbolizing the industry ana
manufactures of the French
top is the one word: "Rememh"E A.
the bottom is printed the lesfAs
mo Germans,
'NOthing German"
The same design is reproduGr
statmp size or use on letters,
Of no value in paying postage.
Both posters and stamps are
by charitable organization kt
as "a Penny for the WorkWotL
Rent" and under the auspices -
| General Ass citation Of Merchants
Manufa acturerS of Textiles and ltA--t-
Materials. The stamps are SOLO
| one cent each, and the funds usta
| assist needy WOrkWomen, ana "'..-
| who are to become mothers. IIt.
ti-German campaign IS really lAe-
! tai to the charity
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
ASHEV|LLE WOMAN
TAKES OWN LIFT
Mrs. |. w. Robertson SWaIIs \
Enough CarboIiC Acid t0
Kill Several
Especial to The News and Ol,rv,-

Asheville. July 25.-SwallowiDe
bolic acid at her home on Pear~.r..
Drive, Mrs. l.. w. Robertson yestar+.
ended her life without leaving any ev-
planatiOn for her act, taking the sr
while members of the family ~.
absent from her apartments Tha 81.
ceased appeared to be in the he~,
spirits when seen last by member r
her family yesterday morning ana th..
finding of her body by another r,-
dent Of the apartment at which -Na
resided led to the belief that she hat
tainted. However. when physicltrs
made an examination il was fauua
that she had swallowed a suficIe,t
quantity of the drug TO kill seper.t
people. Swallowing carbolic atid
with suicidal intent" is the cause a~
signed for her death in the report
made by physicians TO the registr., /,
of vital statistics here.
Mrs. Robertson was 45 years of l.a
and is survived by a husband anf
two children, both girls. one IS tn
years of age and the other is three
years old. Mr.. Robertson is prom.
nent in business circles here. haif.-
associated with two We'll known Iae..H
grocery firms.
The body OF the deceased was t.d.r
taken to the> >former home Of MI
Robertson in the Sandy Mush section
of the county for interment t..
funeral being conducted this aft,l :
noon.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
SPARE HEADQUARTERS
AERIAL ATTACK
German Aircraft Don't Attack JOffre's
Official Quarters and French Show
Similar FOrbearance

London, July 25.--It has been a
matter Of comment that although we'll
within the striking radius Of aircraft
neither the general headquarters Of
the Germans or French armies along
the western front have been subjected
to an aerial attack.
Some light has been thrown on this
mystery by a Belgian, who recently
escaped to England from his home
near Charleroi where the German
general headquarters are located.
One day he expressed his surprise
that these headquarters frequently
visited by the Kaiser, and where more
than a thousand German officers are
housed in new buildings in a consid-
erable group, had never been bombed.
The German officer to whom he ex-
pressed his surprise shrugged his
shoulders and answering a question
with another said:
Have you ever heard of General
Joffre's headquarters being bombed %
The Belgian replied in the negative
and the officer ended the conversation
| by saying, "Well that's the reason
This immunity does not extend to
either divisional or corps headquar-
ters which have frequently been under
| tire from the air.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
URGES SPECIAL TAXES
FOR EPSON SCHOOL S
Beckett Spcah~ to
Several Hundred People in Vance
County Community

Louisburg, July 25.-AttorneY-Ge
eral T. w. Beckett, of this place all
dressed several hundred interested
people at Epson Saturday in the iu-
terest of the special school tax elcc-
ton which will be held in that cons
munity next Tuesday. Rev John
Ayscue, the principal of the EPSON
school, also made an address alon-
the same line, after which a big pic
mic dinner was served.
A spirited fight has been on iii that
section over the special school tax
question for several months. About
six months ago the question was thor
oughly thrashed out. and the vote was
taken, and the special interest has
deepened. The present indications
are that the vote will be exceedingly
close again next Tuesday.
Epson is located near the border
line between Vance and Franklin
counties. Fore several years the
Vance school district and the one ad-
joining in Franklin county have CO.
operated in establishing and fostering
the Epson school. Some time ago.
the Vance people voted a special tax
and began to urge the Franklin con-
tingency to do likewise. For sons
reason they have not seen fit 70 90
so as vet
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
Rev. Max Stamps, Successful Farmer
and Minister, is Chosen President
of the Organ1Za atiOn

Rev. Max Stamps, Successful Farmer
and Minister, is Chosen President
of the Organization.
Louisburg, July 24.-At a meeting
Of the directors Of the Franklin coun-
ty Fair Association in this city yes
terday the following officers were
elected: President, Max Stamps:
secretary, A. O. Dickens; treasurer, M.
8. Clifton; ten vice presidents, one
from each township, is to be ap-
pointed by the PRESIDENT executive
committee. Jas. A. Turner, chairman; !;
w: II. Allen, A. H. Fleming, B. n.
Williamson, J. A. Boone, of Franklin: :
bylaws committee, A. F. johnson. p.
5. Allen and J. G. Jones.
1t is thought that the selection Of
the Rev. Mr.. Stamps, who is a promi
nent minister and very successful
farmer living near this place. was a
very happy one, and will enlist at once
the cooperation Of all the best peo-
pie in the county in an effort to dis
play the splendid products Of Franklin
County soil.
The meeting was characterized Nv
great enthusiasm. From everv mar,
of the county came expressions al
enthusiastic support Of the fair enter.
prise. Plans Of the buildings will he
drafted as soon as possible. and work
on them Will begin at an early date
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
1000 Killed: 1000 Wounded

Laredo. Texas July 25.-fi4a
between Villa and Carranza tTooI
the vicinity Of Icamote and villa o'#
cia, near Monterey, during the
ten days. has resulted in at least
dead and twice that number WoLA Hi /.
according to American passengers III
irving today from Monterey. Ihe Co.
ualities it was said Were ap1--
equally divided.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27
Store and Contents Ru,ned

MI. UIlve, July ga county store
owned and controlled by A. G. Jor-
Dan and Buck Taylor, situated about
81 SIX 1nl!es west of here, was complete
destroyed by fire Thursday night.
entalllng a loss of about $500 on
the building and its contents. Origin
or the fire is unknown. The loss is
partially covered by insurance.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-07-27

Ihe prevailing religion in Rumania
IS that, of the Greek Church.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30
MISS THOMPSON is
HOSTESS AT HAPPY
INFORMAL AFFAIR
ST. Johns Club and Others Enter
tanned at July Party; Grace
Dodge Home Scene of UnuSu-
ally Merry Gathering.

Miss Katherine Thompson. manager
Of the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria, was host
ess last evening TO members of the ST.
Johns Club of the Episcopal Church
and other young people. The beautiful
new Grace Dodge Memorial Home
was the scene of an extremely merry
gathering and one which the partici-
pants win remember for some time as
a very jolly affair.
Games and music served TO enter
tain the guests during the earlier part
Of the evening, while later, a short
improvised playlet, Of a purely farci-
cal nature. was presented This little
production furnished considerable mer
riment for ALL
Music and several vocal numbers
added 10 the enjoyment Of the assem-
bly, and mank took advantage of the
opportunity TO inspect the new build
ing Altogether. the occasion was a
most happy one and many expressions
OF appreciation for the delightful hos
pitality of Miss Thompson were heard
from the different guests
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30
REV. UPSHAW BEGINS
SERVICE AS PASTOR
OF BAPTIST CHURCH
Minister From Atlanta, Georgia,
Delivers Opening Sermon,
Making Splendid Impression
Upon Congregation.

Rev. W. j. D. Upshaw of Atlanta,
Georgia, has accepted the passionate Of
the First Baptist Church Of Bisbee.
The new pastor delivered his FIRST ad-
dress Sunday, making a splendid inn
preston Rev Upshaw's strong. forci-
bic manner, supplemented by his evil
dent wide comprehension Of the Scrip
lures. stamped him as a preacher who
win become a power in the community.
That the local Baptists had done
exceedingly well in securing a minis
ter of Rev. Upshaw's calibre seemed
to be the general feeling yesterday.
Besides being a minister well quail
fed to perform the duties incumbent
upon the pastor of the Bisbee Baptist
Church, it is felt that he win prove
strong worker in every endeayor
which makes for a better and more
progressive municipality. Rev. Up
shaw already has assumed the general
duties Of the pastorate