davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
births INCREASE 1858;
DEATHS ARE 1866 LESS
For First Half of 1920, 31,7s1
Children Arc Born; Fatali-
tics Are 1915.
iPNEUMoNIA TAKES BIG TOLL.
General Run OF Nialadics Claims
More Victims Than Last Year.
s Figures Indicate Necessity for
Discasc-Prcycntion Methods.

There were $500 more births and
-, o65 fewer deaths In Virginia the
first six months of 1920 :han for the
period of 1919
5 These figures have been compiled
from the monthly reports made by
l,local registrars and health authorities
Ito the State Bureau of Vital Stats
tics. of which DR.. W. y. Picker is
chief.
For the first half OF 1929 births in
Z Virginia aggregated 3l.ISl, the total
for the corresponding period in 1919
having been 27,a12. Deaths for the
same 1920 period aggregated lS,i :
against 1850 the first half OF 1919.
1000 Fewer Deaths From "Flu.
While the death total shows a graf :
flying reduction in fatalities for the
period covered, the facts OF the case.
as disclosed by an analysis Of the
several causes of death. indicate the
compelling necessity for earnest APP
D!ication Of disease prevention meth
DDS Notwithstanding the very CON
siderable reduction In incidence of a
large number OF serious diseases. II
the large reduction in deaths from in :
gfucnza be considered and the graft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
NAVY DEPARTMENT TO GIVE
MOTION PICTURES IN PARKS
Films Arc Designed tn Show What
America. ships Arc Doing
Oyer World.

Under the auspices OF the Navy De-
partment there will be given free
moving picture shows in the public
parks OF Richmond. beginning Tues
day night. at Chmborazo Park. All
OF the shows will start promptly at
sac. and will last about half an hour.
They Will he repeated If the spccta-
tors so request: On Thursday night
at Monroe Park and Friday night
at Gamblcs's ii!!l the show will be re-
peatc1.
These pictures will give closeup
view OF Americas ships in action in
some newly acquired, possessions
such as the bases in Cuba, Haiti and
Panama They will also give good
views OF the ships At Vancouver.
The public is invited to attend and
charge-Chicf Petty officer Vestal-
that they desire, for the crels are
intended rs essentially educational.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Geddy. williamsburg; C. S. Hutcho-
son. Stecklcnburg: +. L. Snidow.
Giles; j. w. Browning, Orange. ard
Ii. III. Holt, Elizabeth City County.
Members OF the new legislative
committee are as follows: S. L. Wad-
dill. lteDr'co; II. III. Holt, r.. zabe:h
City County; r. J. Watson. Roanoke
Guy: Il. j. Davenport. Washington
County. and a. S. Johnson. Isle of
Wight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

| flying decline in deaths from diar-
| rhoea. II Will be found that the gen.
| eral run OF malndics have claimed
more victims this year than last. Nir-
| Kln.a lost moro than 1000 fewer peo-
pie from HUI the nrst half OF this
year than last. but its net saving of
! life les but 1.065
| whooping- cough and dip'h;hcr's,
I claimed an increased toll. pnesimon ~
deaths increased more than SOC and
very considerable apparent ga in. a
very large part of puepcral dea:th IN
crease, health officials believe. is
caused. however. by the more cf-
acicnt reporting system now in use
and closer classification of the cause
OF death. pueperal increase conse-
1ncntly being more apparent than
real. !.
Decrease In Violent Deaths.
Ti,o decrease in the numbc: OF vso-
lent deaths and deaths from acct
dents is little short OF sensai:io VA !.
were in 1920 thirty fewer suicides.
twenty fewer fatalities from autorno-
bile accidents. and 200 fewer deaths
twelve fewer drowninss hut dra,hs
from burns Increased seventeen. The
following shows the several causes
Of deaths for. the first six months OF
number OF fatalities thercfrom:
Typhoid. II against a.; malaria. p
against 4. smallpox, against y. scar
let fever. II against u; measles g
against -: acknowledgement. l5S
against 2O4 diphthcria. IS gainst
100: influenza. 4.36S against 2.+S2:
Y Il. of lungs twhitc). sos Eainst
T40: Z. e. OF lungs (colorcd). ?2t
against So: T. Il. other forms CEhhe).
700 against Of; r. r. other forms
Ccolorcd). 20 against 81; meningitis.
if5 against 1907; pneumonia. $40
against I.1iS: bronchc- neumo MIA sos
against 81: diarrhoca (undcr . years..
5i9 against 1872: diarrhoca Cover
years.. 200 against lu9: conEcndtai dc.
against 81: cancer. $50 against COO:
pucrprrai scpticemia. II arainst ~
other puOr1er:'l affections III against
1855; suicides, 90 against 63: auto ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

tho now Odd Fellows Temple to BIO
erected by the membership OF tho or
der In this city on that property.
Music and dancing will DO furn-
ished. and refreshments sold. A ma
tho city of Richmond have officially
indorscd this project. committees have
been appointed and the work OF the
sale OF the stock Is well under way
Tickets sold for the lawn party
which was to have been held some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

cidents. &C against 46: other accl-
dents. SCI against 362: homicides. 121
against lni: burns Gall accidents).
lI9 against Ice; drownings. ~ against
co. alcoholism. Is against s: infan-
tile paralysis. l against 10: tctanuS. >
against 10: vencrcal diseases. a
against 9S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Stern Forward, Commi..ion.

COMMISSIONS for Virginia. officers
OF the National Guard were sent by
Aijutan;-Cicncral 10 Lane Stern yes
tcriav 20 the following: Captains.
James l.. Grove. George II. Grimm.
Jane, II. Twi;ty, Louis y. Duffy: iirst
licutcnants. Paul G. Spillman, Robert
c. Gwynn. Edward NJ. Irby, William
i. Jackson. and Ailsworth S. Krantz:
second licutenants, Richard 5. Jol-
life. William T.. Allen. Clarence /.
Muntord. William c. Phillips. Walter
K. Cook and Robert NJ. Hancock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Carnival su,ner Tsurrd.

The carnival and cafeteria supper.
for tho benefit OF Christ Church Choir
Guild. which was to be given at iJef-
was postponed on account of the in
element weather. will be held next
Thursday, August H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

on account OF bad weather. Will be s
good for redemption any night next
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
WILL GIVE LAWN PARTIES
Music md Dancing TO Feature Icete,,
Sponsored by Women OF
i. o. .. t.

Women members OF Progressive
Rebekah Lodge, No. 25. 1. o. o. f..
will give lawn party every night
next week Mt tho corner of jefferson
and Grace Streets for the purpose of
raising funds to purchase stock in
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13
GOVERNMENT WILL
HELP STOCKMEN
War Department Will
Aid in Improving
Breed of Horses
(By International News Service)

(By International News Service)
WASHINGTON.-In order to i'm
prove the breed of horses of America
the war department, during the next
year, will place at the disposal of
farmers and stock growers turnout
the entire country the services of
some of the finest thorobreds now
registered in the American stud book
according to an announcement re-
Gently by Adjutant General P. c.
Harris.
The department not only will pro-
vide the services of fine stations at
purely nominal charge, but will es-
tablish breeding centers anywhere
thruout the United States where in
terest of stockgrowers and stock
conditions will warrant it. 1t even
will provide a market for the stock
so raised.
The announcement Of the Adju-
tant General states that the depart
ment in 1921 will triple the number
of thorobred stations owned by the
army. There are now forty-five
thorobred stations and two Arab
stations at the army remount cent
ers. These additions will come
largely from gifts by thorobred
breeders and horsemen, acceptance
of which has been authorized by the
secretary of war Money for prizes
at state and county fairs also has
been presented.
The only requirements necessary
to secure the location of a govern
ment breeding center in any locality
is that the district shall have suf-
ficient mares suitable for raising rid
ing horses adaptable for cavalry or
artillery mounts; that the stockmen
indicate q desire to breed light
horses, and that there is a general
interest thruout the community.
The mares must be active, we'll
built and range between 1000 and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13

1850 pounds in weight. Stud fees
charged will be the same as the local
fee usually charged for privately
owned stations. The offspring will
be the property of the owner OF the
mare and can be disposed OF at any
time or manner that the owner sees
fit. But in order to encourage breed
ing of this type Of animal and estab-
lish a market in each breeding center
the government will buy such on
spring as are up to military require
ments when horses are needed for
army purposes.
GAS a result of the new plan,"
said the Adjutant General, the gov
eminent expects to breed several hne
types of horses which should have
good markets. These are hunters
for civilian use, polo ponies, riding
horses, officers charges, army horses
and fine farm horses
Among the splendid animals now
owned by the government to be used
for this purpose are Danger Rock, by
the famous Rock Sand, Derby win
ner, out of Dulusion; Swing Loose,
by Broomstick, one of the great win
ners of the American turf, out of
Courage; Yankee and Black Du.
Colts by the latter two stations have
sold as high as $4,000 each, and
many youngsters by government
stations have brought their owners
from $1,000 to $4,000 each.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13
CANADIAN WHEAT YIELD TO-.
100000 Blu. ABOVE LAST YEAR


CALGARY, Alta. - The total
wheat yield of western Canada s
prairie provinces, Manitoba, Sas-
katschewan and Alberta, will be
0,451,0 900 bushels, according to
the official estimate of the agricul-
tural department of the Canadian
Pacific railway. The estimate is
based on reports of agents of the de-
partment who completed an inspec-
ton of crops thruout the west at the
beginning of harvest.
The yield and acreage of the three
provinces are given in this way: AL
berta nineteen bushels per acre with
an area in wheat of 3,644,O00 acres;
Saskatchewan 14.5 bushels to the
acre with 100000 acres; Manitoba
1875 bushels per acre with 1857, 900
acres. This makes the total wheat
acreage in the three provinces 49,
771,0O0 acres and the yield per acre
1879 bushels. The total estimated
yield is 70,000,000 bushels more
than last year.
The estimate Of nineteen bushels
per acre for Alberta is thought to be
conservative. Some authorities be-
lieve the crop will average twenty
two bushels to the acre. Alberta
has immense areas under irrigation
and it is believed the heavy yield in
these sections accounts for the high
per acre average of the province.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13
SPECIAL CHAPEL EXERCISES
AND ROUSING FOOTBALL RALLY

The chapel program Friday was
handled by the senior class and
proved to be very interesting.
Sprague Stephens, the secnor class
president, announced the numbers
which were as follows:
Vocal solo. Miss Lorene Evans
Vocal selection ..............Senior
Male Quartette Victor Robert
son, Wayne Thoreson, Sprague
Stephens and Darwin Simmons
Vocal duet ...........Miss Opal
Downing and Mrs. Showalter
Reading ............M Miss Florence Dore
Vocal solo Miss Norma Parkinson
Vocal duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
........Dorothy and Everett Hudson
After the exercises, the foot ball
team was called upon the stage and
a rousing rally took place.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13
MRS. OLE ANDERSON, OLD
FIRTH RESIDENT, PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Ole Anderson of West Firth
departed this life on Tuesday morn
ing at O'Clock, after suffering a
long time with a cancer.
Mrs. Anderson is the mother of ten
children, the youngest having at
tanned the age Of seven years.
The funeral will be conducted on
Thursday at 2 o'clock from the
Baptist church at West Firth.
The Andersons are old residents in
that community and the family will
have the sympathy of large num-
Der of friends in their bereavement.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13

Thomas Hardy
has been reviled
by critics and
public AZ q pessi-
mist, determined
to look upon the
dark side Of life.
Careful reading
reveals him dis
passiOnately true
to the realities of
life. He depicts
W 18th matchless
skill the struggle
of human beings
against fate-the
fate Of an inner
weakness or q
cruel and inescap-
able circumstance.
He paints these
struggles with a
background Of ma
ture W hich IL
beautiful or sinis-
ter, gentle or ugly,
but IL always in
ev1table and or
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-10-13

sanic. Yet his own "sOlitary, brOoding,
strongly cOlored mind" dominates men
and landscape.
This Il especially true in his most
famous novel, <Tess." 1t is at once
the most tragically pitiful of his books,
and, II deeply read, the most hopeful,
for the SORROWS Of Tess are due to stu
pidities I'm our civilization which may
be done away with.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14

MOI te sfatuim ca pc un GU
noscut al nostru, daca vrei sa
calatoresti iute 81 sl al tot con
fortul pc vapor, -atunci sd mergl
Gu vaporul ,.SIBONEY'', care
plcaca in 81 Fcbruarie direct la
Constanta. Cererile pentru acest
vapor 'sunt foarte mari 81 mai a
VEN un numar restrins de lbllete.
Trimite arvuna nnmai de cit 81
vino GU 1 sau ) lie inainte ca
sa tie poti aranja Gu celelalte,
Scrie la:
VICTORIA" FOREIGN Elk
CHANGE, INC.
156-10th Ave, New York, N. Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
DIN FucA C)ND[|ULU|.

Sc zice'l ca printre alte conditi-
uni de or1'in superior carl a pus
Sultanului daca vrea Sc remind
in ConstaJltinopo! sunt 81 urma-
toarele: Size desfiinteze haremul !;
Sc dea libertate femeilor sa UNI
bic pc strssda- Gu fata neacoperi-
ia; sd nunl,ai fumeze Gu narghe-
lcaua; Sc lrnmai manince rahat.
susan, taske{bab, pilaf, cataif 81
ialnbaldi; siI sd bea numai trei
cafelc pc III = Corespondentu!
nostfu special. din Stambul he CO.
munica ca Sultanul in fata ace
stor conditiun.i grave Impulse in
ultimat, conyocat pc toti der
visit 81 toate ag.alele Ia 0 consfa-
uire sd Sc consnlte Gu eli daca con
ditiunile Impulse nu sunt impo-
trivia Coranului.
Consultarea fotografiei fetitei
despre care am Zis ca urmarit
pc un tilhar pima La prins 81 la
tinnt pima a VENT politia de La
aresta.t; ne-a facut sc credem cd
stirea n ar fl un trick" Falci-
lie mari. Sc zice ca indica energie.
vointa 81 curaj, 81 falcoasa ;
bratele robuste, Gu muschii des-
voltati indica, forta 81 are niste
brate de atlet; 81 ochii, carl Sc
zice ca ipnotizeaza 81 prin mtu-
neric. 81 in fotografie sunt teri
bill; deci. dupa evidentele foto-
.grafice. nu punem la indoiala
faptul.
Oar Oare de eel ustura pc con-
fratele de la ,.Romlnul artico-
lele noastre publicate sub titlul
Restabilirea adevarului9 Parca
sc desfacuse ,.cirdasia'' cu pro
ia! - Ori numai asa. ca Sc trea-
ca hopul 81 de ochii... ,,sticle-
tilor'' ?
Printre cele 81 studente ale
Universitatii Northwestern din
Chicago carl s'au inserts in cor.
pul de salvare al Crucei Rosit
| Americana dupa un cXamen foal
te dificil in arta notatului. ob
| scrvam un ume rOmlneSc: Nata
liza Purcell. Char trasaturile feta
din fotografie 0 tradeaza ca {
RomInca, 81 tare near parea bi
ne sd nu ne 1nselam in credinta
nOastra.
Mitropolitul care a recunoscu'
ca actele sevarsite Gle preotul dil
Nuvela lui Speranta: % Came
ra 1ntr un Potcap" sunt legalt
81 nu Sc pot anula. avut ma
mutt bun simt 81 mai multa no
tune Gle moralitate de cit ace
carl anuleaa casatorii scvarsit,
de archirei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
Greva la lucrarile chimice din

ITALIA. =, Milan. - Doua suite
de mil de lucratori din fabricilc
chimice. intre care 81 sasezeci de
mil de lucratori in fabricile far
maceutice, Sc afla acum in greva
In Morenta, la fel au eslt in gre
va 81 lucratorii de la fabricilc d.
sticla, in urma rcfllzului de IL
Sc mari plata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
|NfORNATN)N|
Recuperarea Rominlei. = ri,

Recuperarea Rominlel. = Zia-
rul New York Herald, a primig
de la correspondence sau din Pa
ris stirea ca: ,,Conditlile fizce ale
Romine smt % procente norma
lc. In tara Sc zice ca este multa
hrana 81 destule vitc. Recolta din
1919 fost cXcelenta." .
Din punct de vedere cultural,
numitul ziar scrie: La Universe
tatea din Bucurcsti, pentru cur
sui medical, s'au inserts doua
suite de femei.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
Doar1ile Jos.

Doaz1ne jos. - Hillsboro, Ore.
- HELEN CudHp, cere divort de
la barbatul ei pc motiv ca ell are
obiceiul Sc doarma jos.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
P r I E T E N E /!

Acuma esti gata de plecare a
casa. .Totul iti este pregatit, =
iti ramine ca sa-ti alegi vaporul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14

Wilson va raspunde prin scrl-
scare lucratorllor. = Washington
= Presedintele Wilson STA spus
decizia lui Representations celol
100000 de lucratori de la ca.
lea ferata, referitor la cerinta 10.
de li-se mari salarul. 81 in ace.
lasi timp a submis propmert
care va ducc la nOui negociatl
uni. Sc spune din surse autorita
tive.
Dupa cit Sc poate sti, prcsedln
tele refuzat ca sa marcasca i
|. mediat salarul GU 40 procenta
Contra a-propunerea nu a fost da
til in public.
Imediat dupa ce au vazut pt
Wilson reprezentantii muncitorl
lor s s'au intilnit GU ceialalti re
prezentanti Ia otel. A urmat. {
scurta convorbire apoi s'au ,du'
la cartierul organizatiei Ameri
can Federation Of Labor.
Won da deosebita conside
rarea deciziei presedmtelui, 81
vom comunica deciziunea noas
ira, mai tirziu, a spus presedir
tele organizatiei focarilor 81 in
ginerilor, domnul Timothy Shea
Convorbirea Gu presedintele
n'a tinut 15 minute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
Influenza descreste.

Influenza descreste. -, Direc-
torul starii sanitare anunta ca
cazurile mortaIe de Influenza au
1nceput sc descreasca in Cleve-
land.
Cazuri de INFLUENZA raportate
.Joi au fost 81, cazuri mortale 20.
lar Vineri au fost raportate %
cazuri noui. facind un total, pi-
na All. 4433, lar cazuri totale
mortale $50.
Sase crime in 6 saptamini. -
Nineri fost recordata sasa
crima in timp de sase saptamini,
adeca saptaminal cite una. In
spitalul Alexis a raposat ieri An
thony Ponder. Ell fost atacat
la - Ianuarie de un necunoscut,
Do end trecea pc strada East
61-st. Criminalul a scapat.
Cit sunt de uscat." = Jersey
City. Cmd guvernorul Ed
wards. |. Edwards, fruntasul ex-
ponent alsuzilor a 1ntrat in sala
de banchet la Asociatla Lincoln
din JerseN City, muzica s'a o
prit dintr'un cintec de joe 81 q
inceput Sc traga cunoscuta arie
Git sunt de uscat."
Fug Germanli. = Haga. = Ma
rele duce Hesse. 81 alti opt ger
mani a caror hume au aparut ps
lista neagra a aliatilor, au ajuns
in Olanda ca Sc caute un refuglu
polite, dupa cum s'a raportat
astazi.
In aceasta partida de fugitivl
sc afla 81 citiva general.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-14
Greva de la docuri in Olanda


= Haga. = Nu O exagerare IA
spune cd greva lucratorilor de Ia
docuri 81 transport, greva iml-
nenta, asteptata Gu mare teama
de guyernul olandez. nu pentra
ca pune afara din lucru 10,0Oo
Gle lucratori ori cauzeaza perderl
in comerciul intern 81 extern, q
pentru ca teama ca aceasta gre
va a rezultat din propaganda
bolsevista.
Prin aceasta greva acestia do
reese ca sd realizeze reyolutie
care a dat faliment in NoembriC
1913. Organul socialist spune ca
nu chestie de un taller ma
mutt orr mai putin, eli chestia d
Sc vedea cine stapin in portur
patronii orr lucratori.
Greva atinge cele mai vital
puncte de communicable marina, s.
va cauza perderi intregei lumi
Porturile din Amsterdam 81 Ro
tterdam lucra tot asa ca inainte
de razboiu.
Greva fost proclamata a in
cepc la Is Februarie.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-18
TWO MURDER TRIALS BOOKED

Albany, Ga, Mar 1.-Two murder
trials and one arson trial will probo-
bly, occupy a large part of the time
of Dougherty superior court, which
meets in semi-annual session here
beginning next Monday
One Of the murder trials will be
that of f. B. Best, a prominent
killing Bayard DOZier, another we'll
known farmer, last December H..
Dozier was a native of this section
and Best is a member of prominent
South Carolina family. He recently
moved to this state. His fatehr is
reputed to be very wealthy and has
employed an imposing array of legal
talent to defend his son.
Another important murder trial will
be that Of R. s. English of Moutre,
who is in Jail here charged with Kill
ling Marion c. Collins, a member of
the Albany police force. February 8.
Jack Horkan, also of Moultrie is at
liberty under bond of $4,000, charged
with completely in the killing of Col
Inns. Asbury Newell, Sam Norman
and a young man named Martin are
held under bond as witnesses
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-18
A SHAMPOO THAT WILL
NOT WHTTEN THE HAIR

The serious objections to cheap
shampoos are that they contain i'm
purities and alkals. They burn and
deaden the hair, deprive it Of life and
color. make the scalp and hair dry and
eventually white Only natural
blends of the purest and most hiet
refined COcoaAut and Palm Oils as
blended in Shuco Shampoo should be
used Shuco Shampoo is "A perfect
saphonifcation suspended in sol'
tiOn that easily changes into a bush
81 Of rich, creamy, bubblng and spark
ling lather
Apply to the moistened hair and
rub well adding water and shampoo
as needed. II vanishes all dirt, dust
and dandruft, rinses out quickly and
perfectly, eavinR the hair soft as vel
vet, light and fluffy Your mirror will
tell you why Shuco Shampoo makes
hair with thousands lights. At any
gcod drug store.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-18
SUNDAY DRIVE BY
PRESBSTERIANS
GEORGIA CAMPAIGN IN CHURCH.
ES WILL BE CONDUCTED


Covington. Ga. March Is. Presby-
terrain churches throughout Georgia
with the exception Of Atlanta, will en-.
gage in a great movement to raise
S306.012 next Sunday. March 2l The
evefymember canvass of the Presby-
tel'an Progressive Program will be
held then.
Work preparatory to the financial
canvass has been going on for many
weeks Organization of the synod
down to the individual churches has
been completed. and everything is in
readiness for the great event.
TThe entire week of March 21-2S
will be devoted to the intensive cam
paign, and church members who are
not approached ON the first day will
be seen subsequently and asked to
contribute.
The work in Georgia is under the
direction of the Rev. }. b. Ficklen Of
Covington, synOdical managers. There
are six presbyterian in the state, each
in charge of presbyterial manager
The manager with their respective
vs'esbyteries are here given Rev f..
M. MunfOc, Jf" AtneHS, rev D. T..
Hemphill Atlanta; Rev. ID. w.
Brannon, Augusta; Rev. X. II. Orr,
Cherokee; Rev. J. f. Wallace, Macon;
Rev G. H. Bitter. Savannah
The Presbyterian financial canvass
comes as the elimination of move
ment for attaining number OF OBJ
jectives. One goal S a family altar
every home. As a result of the pro
gressive program. family prayers
have heen introduced into thousands
of southern homes where they had
never been before or where the Gus
tGrt had been discontinued.
The church has sent out after 80
00G new members as Il part of the
prog1am. and series of evangelistic
meetiigs have been held in many
presbyteries The goal for the Sunday
schools is 10000 rev scholars
Other obIectives are missionary
education. Christian education.
church paper il every home, mini
stariai support and the every-memb-
bcr canvass.