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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Monthly Report

Tho following report has been made
of the work done by Mrs. A. B. VIM
ter, the executive secretary of the
Redwood Falls Red Cross branch for
the month of January.
Letters written, 66.
Families helped, Z.
Calls made, 81.
Volunteer visitors calls, 6.
Reported to Division headquarters
on the casas of 13 boys.
Advice to ex-soldiers, y.
Helped ex-soldiers to fill bonus
blanks, S.
Made out forms for vocational train
ing, 2
Made out forms for compensation
for Z
Re-instated or converted insurance
for Z.
Took up with the department at
Washington the non-payment of one al
lotment, two lost discharges and one
500 Bond.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Honor Roll

Through an oversight the honor roll
from the Seventh and Eighth Grade
for the six weeks term
ending January %, was not published.
This includes all pupils who received
an average of 90 per cent or above, and
is as follows:
Seventh Grade.
l. Katherine Ball
2. Margaret Brammer.
3. Mortimer Carr.
4. Margaret NJ. Larson.
5. Cecilia Nogaj.
6. Verona Peterson.
Z. Bernice Whittet.
s. Jack Wilson
8. Anna lima.
Eighth Grade.
l. Lilah Marvin.
2. Litta Jones.
3. Jessie Cuff.
4. Grace Melges.
5. Vera Mertz.
6. Virginia Smith.
7. Elizabeth Stern.
8. Evangeline Knudson.
g. Mathilda Saifert.
10. Grace Sinnott.
II. Mildred Tout.
II. Wilbur Japs.
13. Ted Byram.
IA. DeWayne Schumacher.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11

The Daily Examiner, the non-parti-
san paper started at Albert Lea last
month, has suspended publication af-
ter SO issues. 1t was backed by 200
farmer stockholders and it is said that
they have lost between $4,000 and
SIS, 900 on the venture. With present
priees.of paper and printing material,
it would seem the height of folly to
start a new paper when well-establish-
ed ones are falling by the wayside.-
Waseca Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Henry Bramsche

Henry Bramsche, of Delhi, died at
the st. Johns hospital at st. Paul,
Saturday, following an operation to re-
lieve a pressure on the brain, his skull
having been injured by a severe fall
several weeks ago. The body was
brought to Delhi for interment and
funeral service viii be held today
(Wednesday.1
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Income Tax Man Here

Mr. Sulzer, representing the Intern
al Revenue office, arrived in Redwood
Falls today to assist citizens of this
community in filling out their income
tax reports. He will remain until Fri
day the 18th, possibly a day later. The
|city authorities have given him the
use of the City Hall for the purpose. :
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Burnquist Still Ill

Gov. j. A. A. Burnquist, recov-
ering from an attack of pneumonia,
viii not be able to return to his duties
at the capitol for three weeks in the
opinion of DIR. o. w. Holconlbe, who is
attending the case. There was little
change in the governors condition Sat
urday, but his progress was said to be
satisfactory.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Tracy. Scene of
Big Convention
MINNESOTA CROP IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION MEETS AT
TRACY FEB. "a, 25, 26, 27.
SPLENDID PROGRAM.
JOINT MEETING WITH TRI-COUN-
TY FARM IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION.

The sixteenth annual convention of
the Minnesota Crop Improvement As
sociation will be held at Tracy Febru-
ary 1927, jointly with the Tri- County
Farm Improvement Association, in
which the counties of Lyon, Murray
and Redwood are interested. All meet
lngs of the convention and the corn
show, which is one of the most impor-
tant features of the meeting will be
held in the Tracy high school building.
>, A premium list for the corn show
sand also any other particulars regard
ing the Tracy meeting, which is one
of the most important to be held in
this section Of the state this year, may
be obtained from L. T. Andrew, Sec
retary, Tracy, MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
Strike of 100000
Rail Sectionhands
Feb. Ills Ordered

Detroit, Feb. "a strike of 3O0,-
900 members of the Brotherhood of
Maintenance of Way Employees and
Railway Shop Laborers was called
for Tuesday, Feb. II, at a meeting
of the general chairman of the broth
'erhood here today.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Woedford recently ar
rived from their former home IN Iowa
and are now nicely settled on the farm
formerly occupied by John Simpson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11

Christ Olson of Belview was a caller
at the Gazette office Monday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
PROGRAM.

Prayer.
Announcements.
appointment of committees-Aud-
iting, Resolutions, Entertain
ment.
Address-"Our Opportunity"
A. c. Cooper, st. Cloud, Mimi,
President of NJ C. l. A.
Address Seed Problem of South
western Minnesota.
A. W. Malcomson, County Agent
Lyon County.
Afternoon Session.
i 80 o'clock-President A. C. Cooper
presiding.
Address of Welcome-Mr. H. F.
Setter, Tracy, MINI. 10 minutes.
RESPONSE. w. Glotfelter, Wa
>. terville, Mimi minutes
q Greetings-by Mr.. H. C. Lau, Ira
- cy Mimi, President of Tri-Coun-
ty Association.
Address-"Why We Came to Ira
cy'-C L. Blanchar, Sherburn,
Mimi. 10 minutes.
= Selecting Corn for Show-Mr. H.
C. Lau, Tracy Mimi.
Selecting Corn for Yield-Senator
Floyd e. Lindsey, Garvin.
Making New Varieties and New
Crops for Minnesota-C. P. Bull,
Worthington, MINI.
Proposed Trunk Line of Minneso-
ia Road System-Senator Pa
trick H. McGary, Walker, MINI.
Evening Session
100 o'cloek-Mr H. F. Setter, presid-
ing.
Music
Address-Hon julius A. Schmahl,
Secretary of State.
Forenoon Session, Wednesday, Feb. 25
1000 o'clock-President A. C. Cooper,
e presiding.
N Announcements.
5Y What I Think of No. 455 Corn"
C. W. Glotfelter, Wateville
MINI.
Varieties of Corn"-R R. Smith,
Crookston, MINI.
"Open House -Discussion-On
questions pertaining to varieties
of corn for Minnesota. Every
corn grower is expected to take
part.
Afternoon Session.
80 oclock-Vice President C. w.
Glotfelter, presiding.
Alfalfa Frank J. Brown Co.
Agent, Slayton, MINI.
'.The Place of Phosphate in South
west Minnesota"
DIR. F. ]. Away, of Minnesota
Agricultural College.
Potatoes and How to Grow
Them in Southwest Minnesota"
c. E. Brown, Elk River, MINI.
"Minnesotas Agricultural Depart
nent"
N. ]. Holmberg, Commissioner
of Agriculture, st. Paul, Minn.
Evening Session.
TOO oclock-Mr. c. L. Blanchar, pre-
siding.
Music
Address-Mr Frank H. Murphy,
a Wheaton, Mimi, President of
Stata Agricultural Society.
Forenoon Session, Thursday, Feb. 26.
$3.50 o'cl0ck-Pres. A. c. Cooper, pre-
siding.
Annual Business meeting of the
Minnesota Crop Improvement
Association.
Reading of Minutes of previous
meeting.
Reports of Committee on Resolu-
tions, Auditing, etc.
Treasurer's Report.
New and unfinished business.
Election of Officers.
Work of M. C. |. A.-By the Sec
cretary
Pure and Pedigreed Seeds-B!
the Secretary.
Seed Inspection Plans-A. D. Haze
decke, University Farm, st. Pau
Open discussion: What can thu
M. C. I. A. do and how?
Afternoon Session.
i: 80 e'clock-The New President pre-
siding.
Dangerous Insects "a. G. Rug
giles, State EntomologisH st
Paul.
Economic Agricultural Studies
= u. H.. Hay, Deputy Commits
sioner of Agriculture, st. Paul
..Cultivating Corn to Secure Re
Continued on last page.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

iii niaFeoles IA ID ssnaaha pasqaa IL atrsgB aA negocio Mi fittua at dmal
Hi aran CASA ii pf nasat IA Charles flReld "A saabmaAa ~ SAINTS IA y.
guiannp III sisnp1e id ii e4sa conlsfdial as Gross EaB NV " estaklaa6
AMI hses ny poups ahoa. Con sstos ON lof TRES ttrochlfiles que entran
I'll ussa efaaaa. que sons III Sanm Ia. ii New Msziso csnAral a Dsns1 a
Ria Grande, ademas con Il meioraniepto Dc los caninos Feales ae con-
Queen 4 esa ciudad II 1T dnsaroAo de lreo pals tihataro IA santa N, TODD
clio I'd conjnnto, undo 4 los esiusrzos de d Gamara de Concrete del IA
Asoeiaci6n de Comerciantes, x 1ogrard due y restableYca IL ilnpotaneia
comefeiaI ae a capital
Cnatto factores son necesafios para logfag este fnay Ne esos cnatro'
tres exmleh IA, saber. Faeiidades bancaras para as negocios pues los
grandes neg@os aamanaan III grande crddito baneqHio aas Dlo y pueae
extender 4 eos p0f medic de grandes banqos bneAoa eAfalngs " feKFoeas
rmes que aIraViesen III pals rico due y esta desa1E0llanao hQmhHes de
negoeios, actiYos en1agicos. El factor que fata IN un esH9rlta undo as
de- ii Camata de cs8mereios IL que debs tenet " aHeYe AZ teaa IA pobaa6n
eomerciante conshmidora
Tenemos en Ia actaalidad una canpaha de neiQras que signitica st
qasto az mina1es dc pesos quza eentenafss III nHAlaFsss 1enemos slos
pesnectos do Ia gran inauatria aa taeo. . aamess mica IN ingiR qus
Va Sc ha establecido aqi " eAA eppezandoa funeianar se ya 4 eonstFulf
una gran storage plant 0 almaeen para guardian nsFeaneiast UNA taprlea
de- hielos una fAbqiea III crefnas IN sImacdn q ffiA otroA granss Tes
nenos en- perspective el dasarrono minero de PeeW Ell ereelnaentO cons
tante ID ID agricultural III ii saIe de- Estancas audhdv pr una relation
MAJ ntima entire lbs habitantes de Santa NJ Aes ~abradofes ae aguella
region: se vaa construr Ill nneyo hotel en 81 antignosi1p ~ IA Fonda 81
que tendra tddas ls e~omodidades moaernas d nuegu edihcio de Corleos
de- distintas denoninacioness los Cabaleros ~ Colon proYectau constFulF
este aho 81 nuevo edIhci8, n por altimo, ii puenaeque - eonstruina esfe
ano sobre u arroyo az Mascalos II que seyird para iacIitaf las eomrnleas
clones entire esta capital toos los lagares rumbo 4 Poloaque etcs tovas
estas a~cividade, iunto con u pavimentaeion de Y ciadad qne en era pare
anuncamos nos haeen pFesentr que Santa RI deafa de ser una ciudad
dornida 4 inerte, para conyerirse en- lin centric oomeFcaI de mueha im-
poftanea que impulse r pobiacton.
NosoRos hemos trabajado 4 segunemos trabaianda sin descanao para
Ievantar q espfritu De npestra genie hspano afnefieana para ave ~ *
quede atras en- eta notable procession De eyentos locales Hay que " con
ii espirita de los tiempos. Es I'm honor reyerenciar IA memorial dc nuestros
mayores, pero mayor honor Is hacqr qe Ii ciudad die alos frndaron cfes
Cd, anmente sa importaneia, forne en prinera linea, en vez Dc dc5ar que
sea Supplements la capital Sill mas interes que FL moyimiento Dc los ne.
godos del gobnrnot La ohra esta empezada; impaistmoslai
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

Ahora qe e estaa proyeetanao tantas meioras para ~ embeleeinien-
to \ pogre4o dc nuestfa capital ~ no. Ocnft pregpnsar: One ~ serla
ahora 81 tempo oportuno para empezar q pr0nnoreF n terrnanacion de u
torres truneas da nHestra Catednals por ahes \ amos han pefnanectdV nm
concuiFs \ ii Ycrdad. que seda nec@ario que VA u diefan los pasoa necesa-
rios para 81 termination, appointments euando * v 4 lcsansar tsente 4
ella i'm smntuoso edihsio de corfeos Iuego d POGO anaar, y construira ~
nnego hotel que sra an preeioso adogno para eva pate de u cudad
En- cuanto Ia faa DE- foaaos para so, creenos que ua yez qe H.
~putoraades ecesiasticas detcFmnaran terminar a on eHpesada, "A pe.
bio Fl general cpntflbnttta gaHosp con n gFanp IL arena parala grande
ahra. Tolos los SantaEeaenos X sianan orgnHoos az 81 Cathedral eon
mneha razdu v nh hello eiiiaoe eFeaalmente pr dento Pero no ea
cbneutao Il faua 81 nnate, b principal r. fahan las torres ams amoaa
! lhnns he magetal y eleven haaa n eiso indiesndo II sfaerqt desla fnny
lejos qe exste IN tenpio doade daf erarips Il Alisino pof todas ls mr-
codes rsihlAs. u ad temple - qneda al ahandensdo Il parer tnau
a. que . su derrnAsr - stantan eaiheia molgnos bpnhu2 rmpitaai qus
pefaura todo j pate ae ID mtdto aFHatap H. rettippa. eusmo 4e
pr medic ae ma contribution ppuar a.anao cam0 Agsatu lp niemhFs
ds - earteaade ysaigiosas &c = misna eateaFai Ia actEfda3ea "a ik
CahADere dc cobny ne. s. osuFfa rseas lpAa w. faetas nepesre
pus haHs 10 nsdos de ~ sseudas anshuinsn sustoses Ncotrn hsAes
puiado = seni@tnso pabgsi hemss pFsamieo amashas pynnas NJ
qe pfnaan eMs e psrteasf. haaa So sasaas mAs hmpitte md
shneans NJ hsa menfMtade 9e thAn 3hInFstaa 4 eppsSbuir ea ~
ms qne paedan. - "a de fw - Casednsl aahada
0s& hs2 lnas tesafm 4 rsnoaMiwio d udis8 sNsnapMh y
re y anpean az h rAee sxsee4 ess saHes Tan tmsonanss
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

En- nuesto sstado, parece que Il sensimiento entire q pueblo Y espe-
cialnente entire los menbros del parhdo republican, sin exeepei6n, esa en-
favor nnanime de denomination del General Wood para 81 alto puesto Dc
Primer Magistrate De los Estados unidos; { 10 nenos, al se ia pubheadc
que seran instuidos los deegados que asistan d j. convention nseiOnal re-
~publeana, i hemos &c iuzgar POI e entushsmo habido en- "a eonFercbn
de condado habida 9 principios de esta semana en- esta capital
No hy pno SOLO, entire ls mienjbros del particle republican,, one no
ese dispuesto 4 TRAFALGAR IN pro de lasandidatara del insigne miAtars Los
iess encargados dc ID eampana en- favor del Oral Wood han consssado .
is asgumentoA de ios ant-ndiNarkias que no ven en- q ST. Wood mss de-
feete qe u de que = IN maitar, i que Green quiz que por ee solo hecho
pretenderd nnnvertr cHa paeffea 4 nalstrosa haei6n IN IN innenM quar-
il De guerrere dspnestos . brincarle Al primer pr6iimo que Y ponga de-
iante IL sus narics. Nososrs ereenes, por q cOntrario qe grade mn
itar ~ siene NADIA que yer con sua apttnles como etadpta Y gobernante
y 9s hari I'm baen pDshiepis Dc Il Republican
sin embargo, se epra una eontenda mug rchida en 4 &sarae de las
neninaHonng y n6s, euanao paFece que = pondra en- e tspeie como cites
ton principal, "A d. Il ratification az iutado a. Nensalkx. qMc e senado
ha ntlaado acknowledgements pr una naseFia abnpaaoa
NosesHss hssrndpDr eco ~ Awimisafo popular, q sdopssmaa -
mp nuetw ssndbdato psra "a nouanacip presidential pu* 9cnr que
~ nsneFai Nsad = q Hanbr a. - heu. q mas apmppau lap fsEn
hadsstne aa Ias dpante q petiea pefielo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
I'm notable fen0nneno
meteorological

III lures en Ii n0ena al observe ca
esta capital I'm curi0eo fen6meno me-
teoFol6Rico. que 4 tuzgaF p0r ID das-
cFipci6n quo 81 nos ha dado do 81
pOf numernsas PERSONS cue 10 vier0n
creemos lae una Aufora HoreaL.
A IA media noche, apAfeel6 ED 81
~hprlxpnte al tadu HoFte Do la eludad
una densa Habe negrn qae por ~
g0rma parecla nna coraiiIerR de mon-
tanas en- lorna DE- Rosa. Ii nOche
era may oscura, euGnd0 Az imnF0yiBn
Ne VIC npareear anna lin FueFsa. como
81 fner8 an fneemdln LELAND, que lba
numantanio en bFillan&ex. n Ia cnal
~ vafa nor encfmn de IL craEfn do
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faT m0yida p0r Fl Sientus y Sc vnlan
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snnnFfhasn 4 cnaianier peFtoaiep
4 cate. nor slenaplpo. o q enAlQuleral
peru suBeritaae,
Esto dlrn uno AZ ios mas Imroglan
Iaea diaries annarieAnos. y Adade
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he MA peflddir1 ~ III caM - come
~ ave nalDe rurnaf. ~ p~fe8HntAn pan
se nsuMfm AZ hamhra.
Nn enalaular snnteFfa ~ aNkuFos y
eassa usknd man az 10 gus naeeNiiA
unRn rnTaf ism Naaeripes0n.
NnANffHaHns pesu paHnA
NMfA I'll renr iaem ~ III eefanas
renan n qua sd auAeFthe 10 vA
UanM oT - pero satw Hs,f1 aga A4eA
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ALA; y al ofar bajo los mihmos Qligoa
que oyeron Ia voz del Seh0r en- Ia
noche de- su ag0nia. b al hincarse
donde sus Divinas Psantas plsaron, d
como en- eI Ceudeulcs al entrar entra
LIS mismas cuafrn peredas que Dye
ron las palabraa de Ia consagraci6n,
cuando por pFfmefa yea I'D pronuncsa
ron en- el mundo: en- nm, al risltar
todos los puntns santificados POI ii
.pTesancla dc Maestro Salvador. 10 ha
gan. no solo sin repugUaneia. sine
con t0da ID attraction \ al Garlic dag
siente un hif0 IN IA cara pasefnas
NAdia los p0dfa haber culdad0 CON
nas GARLIC que elios. Nos alegrafd65
Que los Fadres be eneafgnen dol Co.
n3enlo, y que EN- aaelante eaten SIN
laa trabas y c0rtapssaa an8 II tuFeo
les ponfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
Ia ~canonixaci6n de Ia b.
Juana he Arco

la can0nIxacE6n 8olensne dc ID BNap
tn Juann dc Areo. hafpiHa franceaa,
tendra IHgar 81 dfa f6 Az Mayo Dc
este ato, en- que "a caiShraxan Les
fiestaa religluaaa de III canonizacl6n
da III Doucella de 0fiaaas III foaa
FFancia. Se cree our I'll Rebierao
frances t0gnarA pa4sa 0ficsa2memtA
pnns eada diM meio7an lnm ~ralanlcnes
entire u RohieFn0 = Fl vaticancs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

- pfsklMA x#s na& lnesa HrM saa
3 pru Il nM4M r.
hbeFAto fsfn II tsM atfnfa,
bfa safa tasaT > estA Nss e. ra
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tafeian8. SITS fdm -
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IEdikoEiaI d l ProaEaso

-
AMEHlCANiZARSE no signiflen
l-nreeigaxaente haeafse cludadano anne.
IfiAane siho abrazaf c6u ardOr IDS
ideales II principles del pueblo anne.
ftcan0 N CuMFLM con aNos. Cabe
aussf. puas. aplicar aoueilo az Ni
son todos los que estdn-nf estAn 10.
dos i0s dlie s0n.
No fodos ia e~l0dadanos america.
nos cnmnien con Ia americanizaci6n.
III eus0s lns ~exfraniAf0s deian ds cum
air.
~ lh6atsa Hi Aaks nnnbio aatan
Observation-Disclosures N nna sola nalabra.
nRaM3nRArfAs psro esfo famDoco
~6tif6fe RENAME ni,e t6aoa IN aiia mllitan
~ laa fllas dsI IIamado partido be.
m6ofatA ssan reasmente dem6dfatas
III dfIo III nYaoosipAn nor lienar al
EMffihhio uaando de los medios uteN a
IcoNSeia IL sataa moral. Much0s de-
l0s adherenteB dol partidO nan reel
|bido ese eredo nor herencia y jamas
sa han detenido d aatudfaf su mission
III 4 ver 81 realfnente estan cumpiien-
do con aEsa ia polftica fiene SEINE
Janxa d la religion. 81 poT elemplo,
un inalvidao - liace lamar C%Fistiano
~ d peaaf de 4 roDas asesina NAL
tfata, Hanigra y haee TODD aquell0 que
iii Cristianismo e0ndena, es mas anti
U~ristiano due aquatlCs Que, sin como
Ger d Cfist0. tiahen mei0r eomporta-
mientu. mi til pOIftica. 81 TN hombre
lie haae llamar dem0crafas y ESQ no
obstamte euncblch los dereehOs Gel
nuABi0 c6fnnfand0 v0t0s au~ganAndolo,
dekrAndAndoia On sns anhelos. NAL
adnainistrando sus intereses. malver-
sanno aas fondos. 0primi6ndoio y ha-
clend0 soaaa eaAs cusas que ccndena
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

N%fret0 CafavG0, one 81 Tin ne14pa
riNis6 bNfu las Vrdanss d. raecnal
uFgxao. 81 ~ rsAdsde 4 las tnsrsns
ael Sob4egn0 earEMncisia IN TamaH
Hpaa. pa1nce ane 1adm dfa se esfAa
rlndiand0 i04 dlssssns irfsa rsn0lde8
enc ean 4ndan pnr q haiA. pur - ga
a esfeFa qu4 dentFn IL pots qnaalnfN
t6ininienfH nanlfieaao afAxltn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

tN stefH0 ftsF ~ et alslumienta Ab
solaia q a ~proelauaelta Del psfsee
10 esoiamn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

tafryase tonlar n0ta del anterior
articaso al autof de un afticulp qiae
suareet6 Oh KA Fos del Pueblo a.
an Vegas. firniado nor I'm amlgo
lF1 pu6hlpysa)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-01
Communicated.

Dear Mir. Editor-I have been fav-
Jraoly impressed with the interest
nose in authority in Sunday school
"oFE are e.e~tIng n endeav ring TO
TIE Slai arc OF he SIijav
81 oo.s Of eur Gu ami State. Also
Il I'm - wortl y OF ..ote ,hser,e he
-F'taE''n nc fr."ls churcn oS ur
,:o ml IT ma gfeparatory 10 the
Taste: iva hose are e llthy
S'grS ~ ar thy sh1uld e.
i;IS .mru:.i~1tiun S to suggest
Sui' .tIider spiritual hciI. in our
>1Pli % work AID al church
OK III 6 le!a ~ are remiadea by
L ~ H.S1c1,' : IA all good people that
."ere IS brta lSeI Of moro "kEee-
Toi"' ao0"c al, it ems to this scribe
lndl We need a reveal of Fol, c. ost
.:heion' ana my prayer with all other
Siac.rt christians Habakkuks pray
r. % Lore, revive thy work" This
S&l and should bs done, and | here
WIN append plan that firmly believe
va. bring ABOUT tire desired blessing.
every great movement has a small
oeGinh!ng, as in the case of Gideon.
-ct Us start a house-to -house prayer
meeting to be held on Tuesday or
thursday nights, undenominatOna
y all means. Let us organize with
zoo for the revival After our prayer
meetings have been continued for, say.
TX months, let us call a successful
Evangelist lEph. 4: ID, and if all Will
come together with zone accord"
Know our town can and will be stirred
from center to circumference. Where
snail we begin our prayer meeting
Begin at my house.
Has anyone else a further sugges-
Ton along this line?
LAYMAN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-01
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
W. 0. Macoughtry, Of Middleway Dis
trict, as candidate for Sheriff of
Jefferson County, subject to the action
OF the voters at the Democratic Pri-
mary Election, to be held on May IS.
1920. In the event Of his election,
Mr.. W. B. Alder, of Charles Town
District, and Mr.. Geo. c. Link, of
Shepherdstown District will be his
deputies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-01
Qualify for Positions and Success.

Write Professor wilbur r. Smith.
PRESIDENT of the famous Lexington.
Kentucky Business University. for cir
culars. twenty-five students from
mis- State have attended it this scs.
sion. Great dHmanl For rr"d"a'"s Of
this old and influential institution, At
nigh salaries. Endorsed by Gov
errors, and thousands of its success
full graduates. For particulars ad-
dress only
r. SMITH. Lexington. By.
Mention this paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-01
The Right Chickens.

The natural desire OF almost every
living person is to make money. One
of the surest ways TO do this in the
poultry business is to have the hen that
lays the greatest number Of eggs and
produces the most pounds and best
food.
The Singleton Rhode Island Reds
are the ones. They are the one breed
that combines the requirements OF the
farmer and the market poultryman.
Eggs Sl.5O per is.
II. r. SHAFFER,
Shepherdstown. w. Va.