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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
need GOOD SEEDS
IN THRIFT GARDEN
Be Sure To Examine All Left
Over From Last Year.

Bring out the leftover seeds and
those saved from last years gar
den, spread them on table. exam
Inc them closely, and see how many
are worth planting in the garden
this year.
As a rule 1t does not pay TO plant
old seeds, and unless those left over
from last year are In first-class con
dition, they had best be discarded,
United States Department Of ASri'
culture specialists advise. Even
though they look to be all right
nothing but a termination test
will determine their value. The test
may be made in two or three ways,
the easiest being by means Of a
small box of sand / the window or
in a warm place in the house. From.
50 to 100 seeds OF each sample to be
tested should be counted out and
carefully planted in the moist sand
After the sprouts have appeared,
another count can be made 70 deter
mine the percentage that have ger
minated. If less than G5 per cent or
10 per cent have grown, the seed
by all means should be Discarded.
A study OF the seed cStaiogs will
serve to refresh the memory and
call attention to the special things
that are being offered. A list OF
needed seeds should be made up,
and the order should be placed i'm
mediately. as the seedsmen are not
so busy at this time OF year and CA
give special attention to early o..
dars. Later the seed stores become
crowded and it is a question OF
waiting in line and often taking M
desirable varieties, because the sup
ply OF the desirable seeds has be
come exhausted.
Do not order more seeds than are
necessary, but be sure that those
purchased are the best the market
affords. Soil and seeds are the first
essentials TO garden. Have them
both right before you make any
paintings.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

valuation will be made by the engin-
eering department of the commission
and under the supervision of William
Q. Gallaher, chief engineer
1t has been the intention of the
commission to employ a special en-
gineer for this purpose. but later the
commission decided that its own
forces were adequate.
The work will be done by counties
Mr.. Gallaher said. There are 31,176
miles of pole lines in the State and
about $4,000 subscribers. The engin
GERS will commence on Kanawha
county, and continue by counties un
til the entire state is covered. The
Job will consume about three months
il is estimated.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
REplNGTOM NOTES

Bedington, March 29.-The farm
ers are glad to see the weather
warming up.
It feels like spring l. here.
Quite number Of people are
buoy in their gardens.
People who were able to move are
taking advantage Of the fair weat.!-
er
Mrs. Mary Wlllngham and dagh-
ter, Mrs. G. A. Kershner, visited
visited Mrs. Willingaam's son, Mr.
II. +. Willingham one day this wcait
Miss Virginia Gold spent the
week end with her parents, Nj
Gold, near Bunker Hill.
Mrs. {. O. Howard entertained Il
few Of her friends one day this
week those present we're Mrs, {.
+. Eversole and daughter, Mrs. How
ard Mohler. Mrs. Chester Tolbcft
and Mrs. Mollie Davis.
Mrs. Efflc Bender and sister, Miss
Anna Davis, were visitors in your
city one day this week.
Mrs. S. A. Michael spent one day
with her brother, Mr., H. e. Bendes
this week
Gudd seems to be very busy these
days a. he makes some people very
forgetful for last Sunday evening
ane Of oar young men took one of
his sisters 10 Epworth League.
While there cupid steps IN with his
lis we'll strung bow and of COURSE
sister was forgotten for the time
'e.09. 50 She had to wait at the
home Of a relative to await broth
~ return But cupid's arrow flew
- straight thct the young man for
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

Herful medicine. | can now do twice
rs much work and l recommend the
Vegetable Compound to other women.
You can use these facts as testi-
monial."-Mrs. M. THEALL BEssEY,
lS6 Appleton Street, Lowell, Mass:
WHY women will continue to suffer
30 long is more than we can under
stand, when they can find health in
ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound!
For forty years it has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has restored the health of thousands
of women.
II you want special advice write to
lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. ICON
fidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by
n woman and held in strict confidence
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

Roberts, Alvin Sayles, George Steph
ems, Melvin Stolipher, Russell Tow
ner, Meveral Youtz, Allie Ponton
Seventh Grade.
Mary Moran, Ellen Glesner, Virgin
la Onderdonk, Pauline Fowler, Lou
Bradshaw, Bert Frankenbqrry, Ken
NTH Harmon, Dan Miller, George Ma
son, Lester Long. Rex Glesner,
James Andrews, RHmsey NeWbraugh,
Harry Armstrong, Pierson Binns,
Raymond Myers, Lawrence Roberts,
Raymond Freigley.
Eighth Grade.
Edison Seibert. Harry Darr, Harry
Fine, Charles Small, Bruce Light
Howard Brown. Edgar Lord, Bruce
0rcm, Baker Smith, Ralph Edwards,
Ralph Long, Bernard Linthicum, John
Liuthicum, Frances Stokes, Ivy Nc
Daniel, Ethel Sprinkle, Louise Ed
monds, Melissa Edwards, Clara En-
glCbTight, Dora Belle Miller.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
HONOR ROLL OF THE
LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Pupils Who Were Not Absent
During the Past School Month
HODGE STREET SCHOOL
First Grade,


First Grade.
William Custer, Julian Chambers,
Staurt Grizzard, Herbert Mcdowell,
Don Martin, Burch Spring, Alley Cave,
Marie Dunn, Katherine Long, Reva
Long. Resale Ponton, Anna Steph-
ems, Ann Tabler, Ethel Wilt.
Second Grade.
Edison Airhart, Harry Beard. Allen
Chambers, Theodore Edwards, Aaron
Grund, Charles Kaufman, Guy Onder-
donk, Willard Wilt, Jesse Cave, Edna
May Boyer. Laura Belle Boyer, Eve
lyn Edwards, Lucille Frye, Fannie
Kerfott, Ruth Licklider, Madeline
Miller, Mamie Roberts, Reva Thomp-
son, Evelyn Viands. Ruth Ward.
Third Grade.
Charles Aud. Charles Fitzpatrick,
George Edwards. Hunter Mckinney,
Charles Mock, Earnest Miller, Cliff
ford Small, Earl Van Horn, Charles
Beard, Earnest Roberts, James Long,
Howard Hardy, Hunter Mckinney
Blanch Keesecker, Daisy Powell, Ha-
zle Runkles, Catherine Tabler. Flea
nor Thompson, Ann Gatrell, Marie
kerns.
Fourth Grade.
Edwin Baker. Kenneth Hughes,
Bruce Mcdaniel. Nulyn stephens
Theodore Thompson, Ophelia Coburn
Bernice Edwards, Marie Hockenber
~. Edna Kearns, Anna Mason, Ger
aldine Williams, Bertha Wilt.
Fifth Grade.
Bedford Brown. Walter Edwards
Norman Ellis, Carl Glesner, Howard
Ponton, Noel Towner, Dorothy Brad
shaw, Ruth Edmonds, Katherine
Grund, Virginia Hite. Pauline Lemas
ter, Virginia Raines, Catherine
Smallwood, Elizabeth Thompson, Mil
bred Van Horn. Glenva Wilt.
Sixth Grade.
Dorothy Glesner. Inez Harmon, Ida
Hiett. Grace keesecker, Fleeta Mill
er, Hilda Noll. Mary Oliver. Jane
Quinn, John Baerd, Guy Lemaster
| Howard Long, James Orem, Henry
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
COUPLE ESCAPE DROWNING
WHEN HOUSEBOAT SINKS
(sy international News servlee.)

by international News serviee.)
Pawtucket, r. l., March 29-Mr
gad Mrs. Walter Harris barely es-
capped drowning when the household
they were living in was sunk in the
Pawtucket river. A log, propelled
By the powerful torrents resulting
rom the rain, rammed a large hoe
IN one corner Of the craft Fifteen
minutes later the boat was resting
on the river bottom with part o.
its roof protruding and the Stars
and Stripes flying above.
The couple were reused from
their slumbers when water rushcc
into the cabin. They snatched few
articles OF clothing and elambered to
nearby wall.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
CHICKEN THIEVES RUB BIT
lN-RETURN FOR THE COOP
lRY International News Service.l

Weirton, W Va, March 29.-Sev-
eral nights ago thieves stole two
Gozcn chickens from James Brown.
Of this place emptying the coop. The
reHt day Brown put this sign on ths
coop:
You're welcome to tho hen house
too
The next night the thieves return.
ed and took the coop.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
MARCONI WORKING
ON NEW INVENTION
ley International Newo ServIce.)

Icy international News Service.)
London, March 29,-William Max
conf, the wireless king, is working
out the details OF an experiment.
which will enable wireless stations
ia tell the exact locations of any
ship that is reported in distress. Mr..
Marconi announced that he will be-
gin cruise Immediately in the
Mcditcrrean sea to make tests.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
VALUATION OF
TELEPHONE co.

Work will commence next week on
the valuation of the properties OF the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company of West Virginia in its ap-
plication before the Public Service
Commission for increased rates. The
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

got sister until he arrived home.
and his mother asked whore sister
was. So Of course he had to retracc
TIC unthought of sister.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
REPAIRING ROAD

County Road Supervisor Stuckey
began work this morning on the
road at BedIneton Rock Is being
hauled from the Bessemer quar-.
ries and an effort will be made ID
put the road in hrst-class condition
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
RESUME PAYMENT.
(sv international News s.rvlee.)

Washington, March 29.-Pay-
ments Of the Mexican national
debt which was stopped in 1914 by
Huerta will be resumed Immediately
the Mexican embassy was advised
today from Mexico City.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

side, was persist
emily constipated
and had very
dizzy spells. L
suffered for three
years a n d W a 5
perfectly miser-
able u n TIL q
friend was tell
ing me to try Ly-
dia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable C o m
poun d q n d |
found it a Won
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
| SUFFERED
THREE YEARS
'inalIy was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Lowell, Mass.-"I was all run down
Ind had an awful pain in my right
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

The IDEAL-Ar-
cola delivers the
soft, radiant
warmth of hot
water not the
dry burnt out
atmosphere of
stove heating.
There is no fire
risk to building
no danger to
children 49, fire
lasts for hoursl
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

MAKING IKE WGu- ENoWJtJ
GETAWAY As DtG WEEKLY
coLGTDR For IKE
Ne,N Was thNG MACHINE
BloVNS ABOUND
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

Eeal the i'ertia5L3-5 'a-9a,.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
gL usuRaRo

Este yiejo que Vels aQus. tras 81
mesa ap0lillada v sueia, Iieaa de- Pc.
pelokes 9raaientOa, 81 81 ser mas dea.
preciabie de Ia terra. Este. de- loa
ojiIios inquietoa y las maos esduel6tl-
cas- que giembla al hablar , o. mira
receloso. es Il vii gusano que hundito
en- FL cieno del mundo, roe su propia
carne para viyfr Is 81 usurero-
$NO sabels "a historian iOidi
Siendo el 5oveH. ensnyo de- eriad0 en-
IL casa de IN gran seAor.
Robnn6o, r0bando lego 3 jahtaf IN
capltalito. Y como Il no tiiyo novias
III amigos. nj aficloneS cue pndiefen
c0st4r e dlEef0, como q n1nc4 MnY8.
nj fuE & Ae tabernns. a eltefn0 20
lan fertuiias, 81 sinfi6 Il embriaNue1
te "a tuFenEad. loco ombriaEuegs ma
DIRE Dc las rFanfss pbrae , do ipa I'M
pnisos K~taefos03 los futhes felAcas.
ia capite4 rreti6, j cfeci6 con q taem
pn hasta 1iessr = ser, come e boy,
IN lnmsnso iesofo.
P9F8 este lnmeneQ tescto. tF4fa cue
sEfft i este Fieis nfaeFabief
IL sire para rober 1ese4fafamente
4 IS Hae enss mQaRtas spys1 han
manerIef. ie Mrsc rAfa pagan = u
ufsa. nna Il delsF4 foDraf dies feetf
n.an IA rnntitsa msstefa, b sire
pngA pFolttsr ~ artia ds Gro ts1a
e4sisfHsA
aast tfas a arl,ets mtls
esfesaAn Is sieli@ 1 rFeele ~
cara. tele egai
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

H1A pt6ruesln para A4fedir honpa
e. II euma de $4,000 para y eoaetrne
elon a. pdSutes y Mutlnas. NnNtiifo
"a a eaatado A. Hi6 AflsfH - h 4
leecsdn aei 2 A. Hnfelatfe. - ha
apfohade spa~rentsrneaiA
50 4nnHcl6 20 r. eefaft8HetsN 0e
eahslnes feaieu d. eztsd6 Gun a fe
elsla a. chama rBtA Z asa ~ ostq
~ sao 81 tsfff - ~ pfSf =
saaqs4 ~ reltsHua ~ ~ etfcs Ffe
finida ~ esf4s 9lsecut es
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FAaf4 a. ta4 tgs4 WFt raNt4 e. -
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
aIAHARE De HIGos De cALIFoR
NIA"-EL MEJoR PuR6ANTE
PARA Los NlNos

Acepte 81 Jarabe de Higos de ecalt-
fornla" aplaEhente-basQue ii nornbFe
California en- cada paquete. entoncef
estarA segura de que estA dando 4 %
niHo el meior y mas ~inofensigo ruf
gante para 50 estomagulto hIgado y
intestinos. A los nihos les guhta So
sabor a frata. Direcoiones completes
con cada botella Deban pea~ ~
lifcFnis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
oBREGoN REEMPLAzARA A
DE LA HuERTA,
az Raxiata Mexlcana.

Tai como 10 pronostic6i 81 General
0breg6n fu6 elegid0 para Presldente
dc M6xicos Ell candidate de Ia oposi'
ci6n no tuvo gran eosa de votOs. Obre-
g6n spbirA a la Presidepcia bajo dis
tintas circumstances de las que rodea-
ron a Carranza cuando Este lIeg6 al
poaer. Obrea6n IL dehe una buena
parte del credit0 al Presidente De Ia
Huerta, euy0 nombre nos hace recor-
dar 81 del Executive que fR6 desaIoiado
del poder pOr Ell Freaidente Wilson,
|pero cuya personidad, espfritu y poll
tIca son t0talmente diferentes. Sea
eual fuere 10 que Ell future 10 tonga
TeseTYado al i6ven presidente que SO
Iha adheridc firmemente a su determi-
naei6n do ser ieal 4 10 Hmeiores into
reses de Ia nacf6n, 81 va se ha FORBADE
w sitiO honorable on "a historic de
Mexico.
Abrigamos Ia ereencia que De Ia
Huerta ea I'M amigo sincere de la de-
mocracia, v que no participa del radi
caligna0 que animaba q Carranza. Su
reciente v v~ig0r0sa acoi6n contra los
rroJos" que ehcontrafon aaiIO durantc
regimen do Carranza va ha dado
lngar q I'M exodo que aydar& q estabi
hzar Ell PATS. Aunuue ee ha mestEadc
inmoYibla en- su dntermlnaci6n de pro
los derechoE nacipnales con re-
ferencia 4 ina prOpfedades mlneraa. I
tamhi6n es ciert0 que pe n Huerta ha
que no estA dihpnesto a !
YER iniusto con les duahos de eop.
eesionea
Hasta dunde Il ha eldu possible 81
hn supfimid8 los centres de yicio 4 10
de- Ia frontiers y al i de Caiifprs
Bia; ~ 1e hR entrado en- nFregloa para
81 p1go ID loo infefeaea de- n dehda
axteriors 81 10 ha dadn n1ev0 yiNof 81
aEtahieciuiantg ID ideas p~fuefegiatag
de eaaeacl6ns AZ hA rxinnipInAa IA ~
fnoeida dei alAfclt0 "a ed8f redundant
~ btneHclN al te6or0 nnrinnal: y ea
ana paiabfa. ha prlnclpiad0 naa er1
mas fGiss. las aianlnnes indlFeefaa
Ia ena sodo oalo " colo rlngafo son
confines. como iamhitn iaa as3slnnea
Dor usodio dei uso uh4gsi a. dlaeru
smaneano Perm araFrnteraenfe a
nene8 n mefqf psfse AZ Iea m9rits
Nes ~ HaM ean4aaN a. ~iHeeHenfeN
|arAns f~serfeneffse j a. aificaii1dea
saH ~ pesaflHs 4sssAuier3 n
81 fenefel 0ftnedn ID dada 81 81
aapsnidaS mllllaf. FeIo lalaFia aneas
~ eeraa n snn haf& tame aehetaanaa
lfFa SHH Miahfaf pfonanenasa.
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con tanto ahinco, pronto ira a manoa
de su sobrino. ell j6ven encanallado, 81
unic0 heredero, 81 hijo de- la prostitus
cidn, ell esclavo de todos>los vicios.
Y entonces este dinero, maganado y
NAL tenid0, NAL gastado serf, para que
se cumpla la ley natural.
-Favarelo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
MuERToS N ocHo HERl-
pos In Ia EXPLOSION DE
UN BuQUE

New york, Nov. a0.-Esta tarde ocat-
rid una explosion en- 81 Departmental
de- maduinas del buaue fletero Ml Mum
dc. de Ia Compahfa naviera Southern
Pacific, que estaba anclado en- 81 NIUE
lie 81. en- eli Rhode Hudson. Hubo clia-
tro muertos y ocho heridos segan m
formes suministrados por Ia pollcia 9
las s,3O, media bora deapues de que
ocurri0 Id explosion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

1 ~ tlMs pss lepga
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
Say You Want
"DIamond Dyes
Don't Spoil Of Streak your
Material III 4 Poor Dye

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Cada pSquete de Diamond Dyes
Icbntien9 ~direeesoHes tan simples, que
cualQVieFa eehoFa puede tenlr con q
.ldiam0ndsdye un color nuevo. rico y
que no ee beffa en Ia rope vieia dea-
coipgidas en cortlnes. chbiertas, va
sean az lana. aeda. linos alsod6n, .
de seIas mIxfaa.
Gompren "Diamnnd pyehy no
ctfa claseentoneea les gaFantlsamOe
Fesullad0s p~crfeotos adn cuanao nun
ca ans6s haya tehido repS. Su dro
gaista tame una tariete para que e.
cntn los noiores que ~necesite
Tn 0iHo pApde ae1nir Fes ~dlreeqIpnee
y saWs&auly fsspIsrdoa ~pers4etos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

TrucAas, N. aa. Nor. s de fa20.
81. editor dc n NueYo Mexleagio
Muy sehor mio.
Pcgmftame un eapacio On 81 upreela
be semanario para publican IL &
euienie dogancl6n, da mi harntana
lLeonardila.
DospusS Do haber suftsdo con ~.
cieaciA y verdadet~ rNissAci6n q
mnftirio d. una peaue& 3ebfe f1tot'
fden. puF 81 eapacip Dc once aIaa. *
hai6 "a tifimo ausblfo % vida IN.
haNst 81 bella aiasn 10 m4n04 Do -
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d6 ~ terae. Is ApFeeiadA y Cart
IEosa I6Fef LuoNARuiTA MAKTt.
ME-. d a fiafnA edea ae rs eaaee
lae4pufs - b8her sl4o epeoFfida can
tnt14 soa auxiaes d. tne41f4 santa
Mz1ra iaiezl4 caldliras c1Di1 h1sa4
etial4zna en- esla Vida y tamhlan eoH
los ~Htlnsf1os tei ~. k4yf4F1tQn. A.
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naao idsrHs nara Nsta VIDA ual9ste
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Msniast 81 se1nIal eafse nWan4t
Is s. e~Ist4tfsa - Nta 4nfes -
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

Douglas. Arix NeY, 10-M 81 g.
Al HeFuanaez Ohrestn, antea residen.
Is a. esta cludad, A. gido n~pn1tTaac
canrlllcr del cousoiAdo mHxleano en-
san Diego csfifornia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

ia ST. va. q TaEoyM asilb reeiento.
|menle para AbuquerQne d0nde aetna
ID como int9Fprete en- IA cuFke do dis.
.frito 40 los Estadoa UnidoA que npfi0
si,a aeainnas ssta falnana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

M ST. Jose q. Medran0, do Safida
Colorado, vino a Ia captia1 d yisitarla
nos pag6 Ia auscripcidn por 81 ST.
Dantei silva. de Alamosa, Colos ppr
otro aao
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

ei6n del pueblo americana Washing.
ton Herald.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11


Observation-Disclosures kIk3
C0ngresALncero {Dl s.sss
GOyernor-Machem GID
tSovernoF-Hanna eD1 ...
Lieut.. GOVernor-D1ekworth tR3
Lieut.. Observation-Disclosures I'D
Secretary Of State-Martinez tR)
Secretary on State-pe Baea CPD
Andit0f-Safford (R3 s.
Acknowledgements I'D .ssssss
Treaeurer-StrOng (R1 ....,ssss
TreasurerSlack adj
Attorney General-~B0wman sek)
Attorney General-~ppW cd
Supt, Of instruction gonWay (AJs
SuDt. Of Instruction-Kipton (D1.
Land C0mmissionerFfeld tA)
Land COmmissionerKerr cd
Justfce-Parker (Rl ss.~..ssss.s.
Justice-Patton I'D sss.ss
Corp. Commission-WilllaMs III
Corp. Commissioner-Perrln eDl.s
EenatOr-Wright fRl sss..s...s
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-12-24
REGISTER AS VETERAN SCOUT

A vigorous, concerted effort Is being
made by the national headquarters
and the various local councils Of the
Boy Scouts Of America to encourage
all men and boys. who are eligible, to
register as veteran scouts and thus be-
come recognized life members OF the
Veteran Scout association. The slogan
Register the Veteran" has been
adopted and will be used nationally
for the next few months as means
of bringing about this much desired
result.
Every first class scout official who
has been In the movement total OF
five years is eligible. The service need
not have been continuous. This APP
plies to scoutnasters and their as
sistants. troop committeeman, MEM
bers Of local councils, commissioners,
deputy commissioners, and all other
officials. And 1t is announced official
ly that service Of scouts during the
late war. In the army, navy, marine
corps or any of the recognized war
service organizations will receive cred
It toward securing the veteran scout
rank.
1t 10 stated that between 10000 and
$4,000 men and boys now active In the
movement are eligible to this rank,
which In many respects Is the most
honorable of all. for 1t is figured that
II one ives up to the scout oath and
law for five years, he will be guided
the ress Of his life by these high
ideals and exemplify the theory OF
'once scout always scout" Besides
those who are now active In scouting,
there are many thousands Of the mil
lion or more former members who are
eligible. but perhaps do not know that
they are. Local councils everywhere
are asked to look them up and secure
their registration.
If boy scout joined the Boy Scouts
Of America when he was twelve, which
Is the minimum age. he may at the
age Of seventeen register and become
a veteran scout provided he has then
reached the rank of first class scout
and has been during the five years a
member or associate member of
scout troop. Membership in the veter-
an organization carries with 1t the
beautiful v badge signifying five years
service, which at the end of ten years
service may be replaced with an x
badge. And, of course, the veteran
scout, having life membership. is en-
titled at all times, whether he is ac-
tive or not, to wear the scout uniform
and badge of his highest rank.--M Men
and boys everywhere who have been
in scouting five or more years are
urged to apply at once to the local or
the national headquarters in New
York for registration blanks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-12-24
WORLD SCOUTS AT WORSHIP.

Doubtless the most impressive re-
ligious ceremony with congregation
Of youth was that held In London on
the first Sunday after the gathering
Of representative boy scouts of the
world for their recent "jamboree."
There were assembled In the vast
arena of the Olympia approximately
10000 boy scouts from all parts Of the
globe, scouts of all colors. all creeds.
and of "a nationalities, and all in the
uniforms they honor. More than
5000 adults participated. completely
filling the great building. The Inn
pressive scout law was in evidence,
emphasizing that the crowning glory
Of scouting is reverence. Other serv-
Ices for scouts were held In Westmin-
ster abbey, in st. Paul's cathedral
and the Westminster Catholic cathe-
dral.