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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
MORE MONEY FOR RAIL ROADS
one hundred Millions Shown AS D..
Hclt For one Month

Washington The larger, or class
one, railroads reported 10 The Inter.
state Commerce commission deficit
Of ss5SSf ass in railway operating IN
come for Apr'i The govern nnen<'s
guarantee 10 the railroads which runs
until september | amounts 10 ap-
proximareiy SIS GOO 900 month and
the April deficit makes loss Of more
than sie0 COO 900 10 the govern nent
for the month Eastern and Western
roads reported deNcifs the former
showing so sts. oTe FOR the month and
the latter s65eS t0A Southern car.
riers reported profit Of ST. A. ss4
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
MANNlx BARRED By BRITISH
Australian Arcshisncp whi Not @. AZ
lowed To Land

London Archbishop Danies Mar
nix Of Melbourne Australia, VII not
he allowed to land IN England because
of hts recent utteranees Preml.f
LLOYD George announced in the Eiouse
Of Commons
SIR tawfnar tfreenwroa chief secr,>
tarv for Ireland declared IN the House
Of Commons thar The troops and nc
lice haa shown me sternesf frtrar
tiastfy in IRELAND and that the presence
~ the troops and wsrships bad saved
Belfast from, possible massarre ~
thousands and north ireland from =
devastating civ'l war
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Warsaw 4 representative Of the
foreign office has left for the Front
He viii accompany the military com.
nander Who are 70 meet the. Soviet
representatives 10 arrange for con.
ference for discussion Of the Polish
arniistice proposals which Russia has
accepted In principle
. The conference win hevin III Baran.
ovitehi, ~ miles southwest of hinsk.
ond the arrnistice will start July 30
the Associated Press learned
The Lloyd George boundary line viii
hold in the north. and the actual mill.
tarv line IN the south on July 80 will
be observed
The su-cailed Lloyd George boun.
Diary line or Poland runs on almost a
straight line north aud south from
slightly west of Grodno past Brest.
Litnvek 10 the Ga'Ician line II IL ap.
proxfmateiy lis mites east Of warsaw
~ It's nearest point.
Washington Sees Danger.
Washington Russia's proposal FOR
conference with the Ailies In Lon.
don was regarded unoffictally here as
ski'lful maneuver TO effect a quasi
recognition OF the Soviet regime OF
icfai'v the State department was With
ont knowledge OF the soviet sugges-
ton but II was clear that unless some
more urgent reason than Is apparent
is given. the United States viii be IN
40 haste 70 accept m invitation 20 3oin
in such a conference even though one
were extended
invitation is Expected
IL vas assumed here that the United
States would be asked 70 participate
but there Is now no Indication that Il
wi'l dispatch official representatives
The prevailing opinion appears TO be-
that the specific issue the cessation
OF war with Poland might better be
considered first by the principals
Although The United States nrnbahly
win nor be represented IN this confer.
enee. the situation Is expected To
change the policy Of hands on" which
IL has maintained relative 20 European
AFFAIRS since the Versailles treaty be.
came q subject IT portracted discus.
sion III the Senate
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Tuesday forenoon. The motor
party had an interesting trip
home. At 10 P. VI they were
unable to get hotel acconnodations
at Princeton and hence left for
Cambridge bat got lost and were
compelled TO spend the night on
the road sleeping the car.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

A Gravesen and children.
Ralph, Dapnar and Astrid, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Petersen and PHYLLIS drove TO
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Tyler Friday i'm the formers ear.
to bring back Mrs. Gravesen and
baby and Miss Edith. who had
attended Danebod college. MIR.
and Mrs. Gravesen. Dagrnar and
baby returned Yesterday via
train while the balance of the
party motored home arriving
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Parts French troops arde~ es,-n,
nanf ~ General Goa~ans entered
damascus seat If Fr,ir seisaFs gov
eminent, Il has heen learrets Snsr
fed battie occurred On 'he oa.sssr,s ~
The town Gcnraudss troops entered
and stationed themselves in the for
etgn quarter French troops hs6 M
ready occupied A'e sno ard yhms are
n complete cpfstra4 ~ the r.siIruar
from damascus teia Iae for
8sf&M cnite hs net Rmsi
Feisni has ae
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
MANY SUFFER IN MANlt 4

Manila, y Thousands ware rer
dere5 homeless nv a tynhnon wssrh
accompanied ny tnrrentfai rams sweo,
ne sfsna AZ Lusnn dnrinr the pas,
t"o weeks, causing tremendous dam
tre a ifse ~ the rar'sr river Cen
trail In-on. was broken lsvss,frr ron
sands ~ acres or ciee ans. sugar ants
and CARRYING OF hundreds ~ s,nafl
houses Less ~ lfe vas geoor' ~
smait
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Askov

Hans Jensen WIS a BUSINESS vi
sitor in Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Miller and Ellen went
to West Denmark last week for
a short visit.
Leonard Dietz left last week
for Bellnghanl, Mimi where he
expects 70 do harvest work
A baby boy arrived Monday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A Christensen. southeast Of
town
Lawrence Christensen and
Chris ffarsen left last week for
South Shore s. D.. to do harvest
work.
Word has been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Chr. TTyldahl stat
ing that they have finally reached
Denmark.
Hans CIausen was in Tyler
over Sunday, returning Monday
with his wife, who had attended
Danebod college
Miss Agnete Schroeder came
here Tuesday from Des MeineS.
Iowa. for a visit at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Holrer- Petersen.
Considerable road work is ha-
ing done on the streets in the
village these DAVIS under the SUI
pervision Of l.. G. Petersen. who
was recently appointed street
commissioner by the village
council With the aid Of X. S.
Sorensen and his steam engine
tractor much dirt is moved in
short time.
Mrs. r. Barnekow and her
little daucht ter. who have been
staying at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. iieininoe. left Yesterday
for Wright short distance west
of Duluth. where she has secured
employment Mrs BArnekow re-
ports having received IS replies
10 want al asking for position
which she Inserted i'm a Minnea-
polls and Duluth newspaper
Harry Lawrence and Miss VI
VIM WiVge of Duluth. visited ut
the a. G. Danielson home here
last week Mrs. Daniefson took
them back 10 Duluth SATURDAY.
VIA auto. Mr. Danielson went to
Duluth Sunday and drove back
with his wife and baby They
were accompanied back hy Mrs.
Z, II. Lawrence Mrs. Danielson's
mother. and son, Roy. who are
visiting here this week.
A Gravesen and children.
Ralph Dawnaar and Astrid, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Petersen and Phyllis drove to
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Truce Starts With Conference at
BaranoWtchi Locking To
Establishment OF Peace.
BOUNDARY LINE IS SET
United States Sees Danger In eussi7's
Proposal For Conference with Al.
lies In London--L itfusrfa
Delivers Ultlrsturr

W7rssw-~TSe Lithuanian govern
nert has delivered an ulsfvna+ur-
70 the soviet government demand
ing the irnraediate evacuation OF
Lithuanian territory by Red
troops
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Ice cream is not a confecfion
but a food product. Eat more
Velvet ice cream. ON sale at
ASkov Drug and Variety Store.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
ASKOy MARKETS

Batter, creamery, Ter 10 20 - !
Eggs Ter aoz. - BAL
Chickens. over A lbs. parlD. y!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Sentence Sermons yEIPaso Ministers

GOOD motto organization this by
n another" It society Endeavor
league Sunday school and church It strikes at the
stimulates active Christian life faith confirms
Of Huggett Highland
Park Methodist church
Repentance sdns ever saved without IT,
kong with confession and
Any religion that Gods unpsnitent
sad P ys repent ye shall all Likewise PerRev George
Central Baptist church
housed clothed and fed But Of
spiritual
honod
without the maintenance Of those moral and spiritual idealsRsv
Baker Orchard Park NJ E church
noble wholesome a splendid training are
greatly to be desired But these sufficient
the
the spiritual
Invisible hands restrain usand
WavIng wlv William E Efing
There discomfort which which
where build explorations without
THIS no sailing OF unknown upward trend civilization
that DO not satisfy but does build uoo1
civilization It eKuing
breaks Perhaps al discomfort the dly
country that heavenly and is therefore,
~ f
bring their ships to
kingdom Of
steadfast hp for better things kingdom
kingdom Of heayen-Dr Floyd Poe First Presbyterian
conscience finally appear
God Of God
hiHl-Rey. Hubert NJ Smith, Asbury Methodist church.
spirit must be emptied of all else
Love Of Of worldly pleasure Of self praise
away Of
Rev Grover c. Linn Government Hin Baptist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
REVIVAL TO BEGIN
AT FIRST BAPTIST

n EF. H. =. Hudson, pastor OF the
n First Baptist church, Lagofflu
avenue and Virgins street viii
begin revival meeting at the church
October IT, This viii be the pastor 8
first revival held IN Ell Paso- He win
be assisted by his own church work
ers. and Alvin G.. Roper, who the
pastor contends IS "the WORLDS great
est religious plano player lIr. Roper
Win play for each service
Mr.. Hudson viii speak Sunday
morning on New Emphasis on old
Truth" and at 1880 o'clock in the ev-
ening he win preach on spiritual
preparedneHs.
The women's chorus viii sing The
Heavens Declare the GLORY OF God, ."
rFearfE1 az the morning service. and
the choir VIII sing seek Te The
Lord" in the evening service
At Central Baptist.
Sunday school at the First Baptist
church VIII begin at 9-45 g. m. The
superintendent IS P. n. RiEdon. The
Junior 2. r. P. Q. win meet az 8
Q. N. and the senior at $50 %. m.
At the Central Baptist church, Non
tana and Virginia streets. the pastor,
Rev. George W Mccall. win preach
At II a. m. and T-7o p. m The morn
fng subject VIII be. "a Great Leader
IN Hiding" the evening theme wiz
be The Conversion Of the Tax Col
lsctor.n The choir viii sing as the
morning anthem. "God Be 1Ierciful-"
lTiss sfhIey VIII sing a solo at both
service. The orchestra led by
Charles miller. viii play the prelude
and offartory az the evening service
Government HuI baptist Church.
At Government Hill Baptist church,
the pastor, Rev. Grover G Linn, WI
preach morning and night At II
o'clock his subject win be The
Greatest Commitment" Az I:45 p
n he VIII preach on the subject, "A
cal for workers" Sunday school iB
~ ssfs g. 70. J. p. Hedrick ig superin-
.GndeuL The senior 3. 7. ?. q. meets
% sac ,. m with J. ". English rs
president, and the Junior 3. z. P. c.
meets AZ the same hour PRAYER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

/ verse: and in the high conception Of
I life that Is expressive OF noDle9i
Qualities, we find a blended unified
eliminated personality that presents
not only the acme Of but the rinal
Z causative force in, all lofty, harno-
Nous living Christ Is that.
Some years ago familiar adFer-
tisemenr OF a certain literary produc-
ton reproduced a great library, com
posed OF volumes from the great
minds Of all the ages. and from these
various volumes rays OF knoWleog e
and wisdom, as rays from the sun
flowed out and were caught By q
sun glass and focused into this
smaller work And we may find, II
we viii. that every impulse 20 give
comfort IN sorrow, strength In weak
ness, hope in despair, courage In dan
ger. endurance in suffering. unselftsh
achievement, has moved along the
spiritual waves OF the world soul and
furnish infinite completeness in Jesus
Christ
Courage IS an interesting depart
ment OF life. Whether 1t be but the
animal courage OF defending ones
own life or possessions. or protecting
the home from spOliations or IN the
contests OF the rribsi or IN the higher
qualities OF moral concepts OF right
against wrong, It finds It highest eE-
emplification in Christ. None drawer.
He faced physical foes unafratd, lived
amidst plottings and consplracies and
held al bay powerful enemies By his
bare, unafraid poise.
And loftier than this, He possessed
a moral courage that remained firm
and unmOved amidst the flood cur
rents OF ages. that put Him facing
the issues that were TO determine the
destiny OF humanity. A moral cour-
age that enabled Him TO feel the
sting. the heart wound the pain OF
mans SIM to anaiyze the hope and
faith and lOngings, and to hear the
weight Of a worlds physical. moral.
religious anguish; that took Him to
the garden Of bloody sweat and a
death OF shame and heart break.
Courage in Reach OF AL
Christ puts within the reach OF men
The mount OF supreme moral courage.
And 10 the arena OF beasts, multltudes
have gone unafraid- On cross. In
boiling pitch. or hours OF maddened
beasts IN frigid cllmes, at the stake
in ungeons-Wherever honor opposes
dlshonor, virtue defies lust, and faith
refuses recantation-there men and
women, Ike the thousands OF Chinese
Christian martyrs, stand IN courage
OF the Christ
He shall live because o. Me- o
fearful soul look Up, and grasp the
sword at your side and find your
power Is OF God TO endure, to be brave
amidst reversess and victor through
defeatl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
NJ. E. c. S. TO HOLD
Dist CONFERENCE

preacher IN charge VIII come under
review. Should there be any COM
plants, these VIII be lnvesti gated be-
fore the character Of the preacher Is
passed The bishop. with the aid and
counsel OF tbs members Of his cabi-
net VIII make the appointments for
me ensuing year
There VIII probably be several
changes dhfa year. some preacher
There are rumorH that this VIII be the
ease with Rev. p. r. KuiclzerboczeF,
who has been 80 successful IN his pas
torate during the past four years, but
there viii not be more than one other,
IN any case.
At the same time that the preachers
conference g IN session, the Woman's
Missionary society viii also hold its
annual conference, under the presi-
dency OF Mrs T. J. Ayers. This So
ciety VIII review the work o. the
past year, receive reports from the
various EuLlliarles and present q
Stimulate the zeal ana encourage the
members OF me auxiliary who may be
present.
One OF these programs vii consist
Of a mlaElunlrv pageant. under the d.
reCflon Of and composed By, ulEH L.
G. HuEEetts OF this city. II VIII rep
resent the work that g. being done
and the needs and requirements OF
mission work in vnrlouH purtn Of the
world, the performers viii be utffred
na nearly a. possible In the costumes
Of the countries they represent.
The general conferences board Of
the Woman'1 Missionary society will
be represented by Mrs HarErove. OF
Nashville, Tenn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

THH annual conference Of the
New Mexico Methodist Episcopal
church, South, VIII assemble at
Las Cruces next Wednesday. The pre-
Bose, who Is IN charge OF the 18th
Episcopal district OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. This dis
trict comprises four annual confer
enceB, Los Angeles, Pacific, New
Mexico and Northwest Il will Be the
first time that Dr. DuBose presided
over the New Mexico conference He
Is man Of great literary attain
mentss an eloquent preacher, a pro-
found thinker and theologian- The
preachers are anticipating great
pleasure and profit from his presi-
dency.
Besides the bishop, there VIII be
other general conferences officers
present, among them DR.. J. J. Stowe,
OF The Centenary campaign; Dr.. Stone
vail Anderson, the Esneral confer
ence secretary Of education, and Dr..
luther Todd, OF ths general board OF
finance, TO look after the interests Of
their various departments.
Has Three DIstrictu.
The New Mexico conferences was or
gained n Fl Paso fl 1900, 20 this
makes the Egr annual session It was
small numerically in its beginning,
but with the Increase Of population
and wealth, IN the country, Il has also
EA4MA instead OF frame ana ADOBE
buildings which served the purpose
OF churches At first, numerous and
elegant buildings well equipped with
plants to meet The requirements OF
the modern church, have been erected.
The New Mexico conferences Is d.
vided into three districts, each IN
der the supervision OF a presiding
elder These districts and elders are.
Albuquerque, Rev J. A. jones' Fl
PaEo, Rev. G. K Campbell, and Ros-
veil, Rev. J 3. Cochran. The con
ference IS composed OF all the timer
ant preachers IN active work, super
aunuates who are members OF the
New Mexico conferences and efghr lay
delegates from each presiding elders
district
The conference territory comprises
the state Of New Mexico. with the er-
ception Of San Juan county, and the
western part Of Texas, from the
n0rthT egteru corner Of Midland couu-
tys running south TO the Pecos river.
thence with Il 70 its confluencs with
the Rio Grande, thenceanorth 70 II
Paso. It forms probably the largest
territory Of any conference in the
Methodist Episcopal church, South
There are IS pastoral charges, con-
slsting Of stations. circuits and mis-
sions. These are served by 43 timer
ant preachers and with local preach
ers or other supplies who have been
appointed for the year.
Nay Return Fifth Year.
At the Las Cruces conference the
work and personal character OF every
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

on. The men are in the lead. The
last service for the conference year
viii be the church conference Mon
day evening which viii show besides
a creditable financial report, more
than 200 accessions to Asbury church
IN the last year. Chaplain ". B.
Zimmerman, OF Fort Bliss, win preach
At the church October s in the ab-
sence Of the pastor.
san Ardent Desire"
Sunday viii be rally day both IN
Sunday school and church AT the
Highland Park Methodist church It
IS the last Sunday before the annual
conference. All previous records have
been broken and an attempt VIII be
made to accomplish even more at this
last service Services VIII begin IN
the Sunday school at 9:45 e. m with
song service. There will be preach
ing at II a. m. the theme being
Loyalty 70 Christ" In the after
noon the junior Missionary society
viii meet The EpWorth league VIII
meet at p. m. after which Rev. ".
s HugEett viii preach on the subject
s.An Ardent Desire" PHILIPPIANS Ills.
Rev. Rufus c. Baker will preach at
the Orchard Park Methodist Eplsco-
pal church Sunday night on That
Fellow You Have 70 Live with" The
subject OF the morning sermon win
be The Christ All Powerful At
the morning service the choir viii
sing Remember Ne" CTenny).
At st. Clements.
The services AZ St Clements Epis-
copal church. Montana and Campbell
streets. OF which DR.. Fuller Swift Is
rector, have been announced for Sun
day, tho 18th Sunday after Trinity as
follows:
Holy Communion I.50 q N. Church
school, $3.50 O. m Morning Prayer ]
IAtany and Sermon. II a. m
The following e. the order OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

gCRuFTuRE



I WILL praise thee. o Lord. with ny
whole heart; I viii show forth al
thy marvellous works
viii Be glad and rejoice "a thee:
VIII sing praise TO thy name, o
thou most High.
When mine enemies are turned
back they shall fail and perish at
thy presence.
For thou hast maintained ny right
and my cause; thou safest IN the
throne Judging right
Thou hast rebuked the heather. thou
hast destroyed the wicked. thou hast
put out their name for ever and ever.
thou enemy, distinctions are
come TO q perpetual end; and thou
mast destroyed cities: their memorial
Is persisted with them.
But the Lord shall endure for ever.
ne hath prepared his throne for iudF-
meut
And he shall Judge the world IN
righteousness. he shall minister fudr-
ment to the people In uprightness.
The Lord also VIII be a refuge for
me oppressed, refuge IN times Of
And they that know thy name wiz
put their trust IN thee: FOR hon
Lord, hast not forsaken them thai
seek thee