First Lassie and Second Convert Still in Salvation Army Service
Veterans both Commandant Emma Westbrook of Indianapolis seventy and Sergeant-Major Louis Petain of Brooklyn second convert of the Salvation Army will promote the 1920 Home Service Fund appeal from May ten to twenty. They recall the 1880 beginnings and aim to raise ten million dollars for another year of work. Petain notes earned confidence beats bought, while Westbrook serves as traveling inspector in Indiana and Petain remains active with Brooklyn Post No. 1. Ash Barrel Jimmy, the Army’s first American convert, died years ago after a life sentence of service.
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Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Louis Petain
Brooklyn
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Westbrook
Indiana
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Brooklyn Post No. 1
Jimmy
Salvationists
Salvation Army Drums Freed After Defiant Arrest Case
A Salvation Army wife, Mrs. Adam Gifford, beat a bass drum to test a police order in Pennsylvania. She spent a night in jail as crowds watched, and the case reached the state supreme court, which sustained the Army’s stand and ended police disruption of Salvation Army meetings in that state and later inspired similar actions nationwide.
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Salvation Army
Adam Gifford
New England
Pennsylvania
Arate
Gifford
Supreme Court of the State
Army
Union
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