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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-18

local authorities be allowed to exam
inc or seize the papers forming part
Of them. The Offices and dwellinss
Of consules mlssi who are o cit
liens Of the country OF their resi-
dence shall be al All times inyiolable.
"rhe local authorities the treaty
continues, shall not, except In the
Ease Of the pursuit for crimes, under
any pretext invade them
Embassy officials expressed their
better in Mneller's innocence " and
conspiracy 10 obtain secrets To which
he had no right. Recently the GER
man embassy charged hat submar-
Ines were being Quilt IN the United
states In sections and shipped TO
canada, where they were completed.
Seattle was named a. n OF me
places where the submarines were be-
ing built.
The department OF justice probably
will make an Investigation for the
state department.
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$40 D.. mD- The German war ID
partmcnt gave uut "a statement todH
which says.
w estern theHter Of the war
F'cnch advance against our positio.
on the southern slope OF the Loret,
hills was repulsed.
French uyiators threw bonnie a
the undefended Alsntian town I
Schlctstadt. only one bomb touk ci
feet. falling on "a seminary conducted
by women teachers. killing two chi
drcu ana severely woundlng ten. D
reply German ayiators last mist
dropped bombs Of bis size on az
fortress Of Calais.
Eastern theater of war. Russia
attacks on German positions betwee.
the PISA and Orzyc rivers In north
ern Poland, AZ well AZ northeast q
ffzasnysz, continued yesterday witt
out success West uf the Skwa rive
We took SOC prisoners OF war. an
east of the skwa 1000 prisoners an
four machine guns.
'Hurdcs or the Russian impprii
militia gained "a cheap victory by ia
NddinE the most northern corner q
East Prussia In the direction OF NJ,
mel They pillaged and burned vi.
lagcs and estates. ~ a retaliator
measure towns on Hussinn territor
occupied hy us were compelled {
make payments or large sums. Fo
every village burned down by thes
Russian hordcs on German tcrriioT
ana for each estate destroyed thre
villages uT estates on Russian terri
tory occupied by ms viii he sacrifice
To the flames. All damages cause
hy fire In Memel will be answered b
the destruction by fire of Russia
government buildings az Suwalki AM
other provln ial capitals in Gcrma.
hands
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JURY
NOT TO BE HAD TODAY

Trinidad. colo. Mdr.i is-When
the district cour opened this after
noon after a two hour recess there
was little prospect hat q tlTy would
be selected today in the trial of LOUIS
%Zancanelli. a coal miner who Is
charged with the killing Of Defective
q. W. Belcher IN this city on the
night of November 20, 1913. a new
venire OF twcuty-iour taleHmen re-
ported this morning and the exam
nation proceeded slowly with ire
auent interruptions ~ counsel Nine
Jurors have been accepted.
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Arguments Begun
In Trial Of Mrs.
Angle
Taking of Testimony COmplet-
ed by Bridgeport Court
Where Woman is Having
Hearing.

bridgeport. Conn. March Is
Presentation or testimony In the case
OF Mrs. Helen NJ. Angle. on trial here
charged with mansiaughter in con-
nection with the death OF Waldo H.
Bailou In Stamford, was Er.shed this
afternoon and arguments Of counsel
begun.
Leonard BlonGel. father OF Mrs.
Angle. on the stand today. told of
going 10 the Ripponwam building.
where the tragedy occurred, and OF
seeing a pool OF blood on the landins
40 the foot Of Mrs. Angles stairs.
The witness declared there were no
signs Of a struggle having taken place
IN the apartment. He also told OF
seeink a rubbish box on the piazz'
and az examining Us contelts. liz
was positive no spectacles were there
II has been testified by witnesses Tor
the state that Bailou's spectscies were
found there.
The witness said his daughter
health had begun 90 fall about two
year ago
According To BlondeI ne was friend
~ with BallOu but not intimate. Ho
knew that Ballnu and HE daughter
were going about together. n
cross examination was brief me ~
ti.is q. m. the defense rested
IN rebuttal Or. Samuel Pterson.
who examined Bsliou at the hospital
on the night Of the tragedy, testified
that ne detected NO odor ~ alcohol
on the injured mans breath. other
Witnesses onered similar testimony
The state then rested.
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G IN
OHIO COAL STRIKE

Washington, Marcn iS.-Arbitra
ton Of the eastern ohio coal strlh'
was proposed 20 president wilson to-
day in a report from Hywol DaNl''
ana Daniel J. Keefe. the federal med'-
ators sent To the strike zone by Sec"
rotary Wilson OF the labor depart
mcnt.
The president took the report oil
the modiaiofs under confederation
and a expected 90 write Letter iatt-
this week asking the operators ana
miners to accept the recommend
tions.
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K-ARLsRUHE's SINKING
DESCRIBED BY SEAMAN

London. March IS. (2.0s a. nh
Reuters C~Openhagen correspondent
sends a story Of the sinking OF the
German cruiser Karlsruhe. taken
from the stinstldcnce which asserts
that ID obtained the story from an au-
ihoritaiiYe source
AccordiBg 10 the story. the crew Of
the karlsruhe were having tea one
evening when "a sudden explosion
broke the cruiser IN two. One-half
Of the vessel sank Immediately. car-
rying down part Of the crew with a..
The other half foated for some time
which enabled about $50 10 goo men
20 ID rescued by a tramp steamer.
This steamer reached a German port
with the survivors who were sworn
% secrecy concerning the sinking ~
The cruiser.
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ALTHOUGH FIGHTING b. Htill
under way TN Belgium. Champagne
and the Nrgonnc. tn" French and
German statements indicate that the
activity yesterday was limited prob
ably o. the artillery. The Beigiaus
are said To have made further prog
ress along the User.
\ LONDON NEWSPAPER pub
fishes a Copenhagen dispatch stating
that Emperor william has arrived al
the German army headquarters near
Lille for q council ~ war with the
kings of saxony and Wurttemhure
ana others.
THE EMPEROR Is SAID 10 have
already conferred with the German
crown prince. This h the first word
Tor 70 Ions period concerning tho
crown prince, whose Whereabouts has
been M this country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-18
COLORADO S0l0As
RECOGNIZE DUTY
TO THE PEOPLE
Lower House Of Legislature
Takes Unprecedented Step
Of Addressing Statement to
General Public.

Denver. Colo. March is.-The
houae ~ representatives today APP
proved a statement addressed 10 the
citizens Of Colorado Tho statement
was prepared by Speaker v n. stew
art ana was made a part OF the rec
ord. ~ discusses circumstances sur
rounfine the ec4nt expulsion Of W.
"a. Rowland Of Denver and incidents
resolution 81 the house excluding
paper.
referring 70 his knowledge 0f ey-
ernl preceding legislatures and speak
Ing or the present legislature the
speaker says: There has n been
present az the state capitol a cleaner
or more fairly disposed body Of men
gathered there during the time mem
toned Corrupt Hobbies in the way
heretofore known a. times have been
entirely absent"
The speaker says a determined ef-
fort has been made TO prevent active
work on the floor Of anyone whose
purpose was TO exert influence In
favor Of any legislation
1T u my firm belief" says speak
er stewards statement. that the
Hewinnd incident il a petty and sor-
dfd one the importance Of which has
been grossly ~exaegeated ..... IL =
quite likely that behind his perjured
story there may be a scheme for Sc
curing bis influence for or against
measures OF legislation. There Il not
a particle Of evidence available 10
persistent effort by a grand jury.
newspaper detective work or To the
committee appointed 20 investigate
this matter BY the house which In
dictates that the EFFORT went further
tkan Rowland himself"
The statement relates Incidents
connected with the exclusion Of rep
rcsentatives Of the Denver Post from
the house chamber and makes an APP
peal 20 the public 20 aid is repre-
~sentatives Ia the legislature against
what Is termed '~'buii-dozing meth
ada" IN conclusion u SAYS;
lit VIII be o disaster II in the issue
presented Informed public opinion
does not assist Us 10 assert definitely
our Independence OF control other
than that which we all admit, name
iy. accountability "a the state Tor
what We DO. whether good or H."
Philip y. Stewart, speaker. COM
menting on the legislative situation
In the house. today said;
'.Thc house could complete rs work.
and adjourn In three days. All we
have 20 do now h adjourn, waiting
M the senate 10 do something. The
appropriation bills now Ia committee
are awaited by the house.
IA u expected that the judiciary
rnmmittee soon will report ouf n new
civil service bill The subject DIS
cusscd In recent Republican ~caucnses.
Il II understood. will abolish the pres
ent civil service law and lists on the
ground that examinations were held
only in Denver. II is planned 20 hold
examinations ln about fourteen cities
der the new bill.
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Today;s War
Summary

UNOFFICIAL REPORTS indicate
that the relations between Italy and
Austria are being more unsettled \
Paris dispatch says hat Germans az
resorts In the Italian Riviera have
been notified to leave the country at
once. The status OF the negotiations
between the Italian government and
Prince Won Ruelow on behalf of Aus
tria and Germany h. now IN doubt.
the assertion having been made that
Emperor Francis Joseph has virtual
o. broken them Off
THE OPERATIONS of the allied
fleet against the Dnrdauelies are be-
Ing carried on slowly and carefully,
and a. French officer b. quoted ~
saying that az least another month
Will be devoted to the effort To silence
the Turkish Qualifications. The at
tack ON smyrna ~ explained as de
signed tp prevent the troops there
from proceeding TO the Darduuolles,
AZ well as Co cut the communications
Of ne Turkish army which was sent
against Ewpt.
Az OFFICIAL BRITISH account
Of the recent fighting at Ncuye cha
pclle gives an idea of h terocity 81
the attack. The town was laid 10
ruins. No estimate Is given OF the
BRUSH losses, but Il rs said that in
two sections near the town $500
bodies 81 German soldiers were
counted The British observer praises
the heroic resistance Of the uutnum-
bercd Germans lie estimated the
German LOSSES at I $1,000
THE RENEWAL or HEAVY
lighting ON both the western and
eastern fronts during the last fort
night apparently b. being followed by
another lull Today's official reports
speak " no important engagement.
Russian forces continue their efforts
TO throw buck the Germuus IN north
crn Poland. but the German 20 Of
fee announces that an these attacks
have been ropulsed. The statement
shows. however, that the RuEsiuns
succeeded in penetrating German
soil once more. striking In al the
northern end of east Prussia. The
Russians are accused Of burning ana
piIlaging villages. The German gov
me H. intention 81
rctnliatlng by destroying three Rus
sian villages for every German vii
lage burned.
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Seattle Officials
ExceedRight In
Search Is Held
Embassy Propounds
Doctrine of Inviolability of
Consulate When Consul is
Arrested.

Seattle. Wash, March is,-It was
asserted at the county Prosecutors
Office today that before an informa-
tion was hled against German Consul
Wilhelm Mueller and Consular Sec
rotary y. Man Schulz charging them
18th conspiracy Il bride an empioye
OF the Seattle Construction and Dry
dock company In violation Of a state
law. the treaty with Germany. dated
~ studied carefully. Accord
ing to this treaty, consuis are immune
from arrest except on criminal
charges. Counsel for Mueller ana
schulz today voluntarily furnished
$1,000 bail each, binding hem 90 ap-
pear foI trial IN the superior court
whenever ordered.
The grand larceny charge against
Detective Dan Tarnlsasky and John
Murdoch, based on the theft OF bills
Of laNlng from the ONCE o. the Seattle
Construction and Drydock company
has been dismissed. The men are
held as witnesses against the consul
and secretary. Tarnisaky. accused OF
conspiracy along with the German Of
ncials. has turned states evidence
and IL at liberty.
County Prosecuting Attorney Al
fred n. Lundin. after reading a sum
mary of Ambassador Bernstorns
complaint 10 the state department,
said
'The German consulate was not
searched. Not a paper was even
touched. Not a door was broken
open. 4 representative Of this Office
went 10 the consulate. a public office.
IN search Of T~arniRasky. a man
charged with a crime, found him
there and arrested aim. The treaty
with Grmany has not been violated
In any way.'
The department was asked TO In
was assured that would DE done inn
mediately.
The charge was made IN the EN-
oassy's note that the Seattle author
tiles had exceeded their powers IN en-
terlnK the consulate 60 make search
and also ia serving the warrants OF
arrest on Mueller and his assistan..
The G. aauI Ia his report Co the em-
basfy, which Mas transmitted 90 the
state department. sd not Say that an
actual search OF the consulate had
been made. but declared that officers
had entered la order To make "a
search"
The charge on which the cunsul's
arrest was based was hat of cone
spiracy. In hat he had been urlaw-
fully trying go gain secrets 81 the
Seattle Construction and Drydock
company. Il had been said the COM
pany was building submarines for
Great Britain and sending them 20
British Columbia iu parts
The section of the consular treaty
which the embassy contends has been
violated. declares that conruls shall
enjoy in the country OF their rest
dencc. personal immunity from ar
rest or imprisonment except Ia case
81 crime
Another section OF the treaty de-
clarcs that the consular archives
shall be az an times inviolaole and
under no pretense whatever shall the
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BEIGIANs CONTINUE
PROGRIcSS. SAYS WAR OFFICE

Paris. March Is tNla London, l.'"
D. M The war ofce this morning
gave out the following statement
The Belgian army continued its
progress on the User. It's artillery
~bomburdcd one Of the cuemy's con
voys ON the road from Dixmudc 20
Lessen.
From the I.ys To the Disc there
WAS artillery action. The enemy
humbarded in particular the spur Of
the hill at Notrc Dame de Lorettc
ana the villages ~ carney and Mart
court.
There is nothing new In the oper-
ltious In the Champagne.
In Lorraine there was an artillery
duel one 81 our aviators lombard
ed the railway station at Contains
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A lazy npSs leads 10 chronic dys-
pepsia and constipation-weakens tho
whole system Doan's Regulets (25e
per box act mildly on the liver and
bowels. Al an drug stores.
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BRITISH DIIOSE GREER
AUTHORITIES an IF,MfOs

Berlin, March rs. tBy wireless I"
sHyville1 The overseas News agency
today gave out the following:
"Con-tHutluople dispatches state
that the Turkish minister az Athens
had 70 long conversation with the
creek Premier. NJ. Gounarls. The
Turkish minister expressed satisfac-
ton NJ the results obtained
Word is received from Sofa that
Il has been learned there from Athens
that the Franco-Hritish heet landed
men ON Lemuos island, in the AeReaa
yea. ana deposed the Greek aulhori-
ties"
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RUSSIAN ATTACKS AVAIL
LITTLE, SAYS AtSJII

vienna. March rs eva London.
. 30 p. ny The Austrian war Of
lice has made public the follow
ing statement
"Todny and also yesterday the en-
emy made Isolated attacks IN Russian
Poland and western Gallria which
were rcpulsed. No important events
have occurred on the Carpathian
front.
"Nonr Wyszkow enemy dctnch-
merits repeatedly attempted during
the night to rctake positions captured
ly us. hut their attacks mlscurried.
south Of the Dneistcr engage
meuts continue In some places but
the situation n unchanged
Attacks by enemy infantry on the
southern bank uf The rruth near
Cxornowltz we're soon che. kcd by our
IRE
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Katherine Emmett. known the country over for her splendid work in stage
and comedy. never had been In a motion picture studio until a few days
axe. Then she visited the Thanhouser Mutual plant in New Rochelle 20 call
on Baby Helen" Badeey. most famous Of screen children. and Leland Ben
ham. q child actor OF more than pasfng note
When Miss Emmett entered the studio she found the children working un.
der the direction Of Carroll Fleming He instantly avaned himself Of Mics
Emmets presence and impressed her for a scene with the kihmes The scene
was iBspiratonal and. a 8 It turned out, Is one OF the pretthst In the honey
little drama
Leland, in the play. was reading from a technical magazine to Helen and
they weTe having rather n hard time OF Il trying to understand what the Ions
words meant. "You sit down there. win you. Miss Emmett" said Fleming. "and
act a interpreter for Leandf Their lot mi get you in your role of popular
science exphalner"
The picture shows how thoroughly Miss Emmett interested the Riddles
Helen Badreys look Of rpt attention remained fastened on Miss Emmett for
the rest ~ the afternoon, and Leland. too, kept his eyes following the charming
actsess wherever she went in the studio.
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REAR ADMIRAL GROGNN
KILLED - ANNOlNCEMfNl

london. Murch u II'II D. Wl-
Rear Admiral william J. GrogHn has
milcn overheard from his ship and
been drowned. according to AN n
uouncemont made by the admiralty
The nnmo of his ship is not given.
Rear Admiral Grogau went on the
retired list seven years x but re-
entered the tctive service ~ the COM
monccmcnt OF the %
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CONTRACT LET FOR
GRAND v PROJECT

Denver, Colo, March is'-An-
nouncement was made today that me
United states reclamation service has
let the contract tor the completion ol
the lateral system 81 the Grand va
ley irrigation project. The cost VIII
be $780, 900 and 10000 acres Of lana
between Grand Junction and fruita
Will be irrigated.
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RUSSIANS At LAST
CONTINUED from Rage One)
Maasluis correspondent.

Mlasluis correspondent.
The crew uf A. men were siyen hNe
minutes TO take To their small boats
which the submarine t0wed unttl "a
pilot steamer was met The men
were transferred 90 the pilot boat ana
landed at Hook OF Holland.
The LceuWarden was "a ,roHs-ghan-
mel steamer Of 21i tons and was
owned by the steam Navigation COM
pany Of London.
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lat st. Paul's Church and 4
Number Profe ss Conversion
at the Close.

-
The rain did not keep the crowd
away from the revival last night at
st Parl's church The Rev. Mr.. Nc
TEldowuey preached from the text
found in the Gospel of st John,
twelfth, chapter and thirty-second
verse: Il, If i be Lifted up, will draw
ala men unto Me- 's1t7s
This is one. statement Of Jesus
Christ, !, said he, .sthat sin will not
permit the Son of Cod to realize. /
believe that Christ thought that after
his death and resurrection all men
would believe IN Him, and yet the
time has not come in the history OF
mankind that this Is true He said II
he be Hftee up he would draw AN men
unto Him, and l say to you tonight,
He has not drawn an men nor all OF
Clarksburg unto him. He has sought
every individual IN this city, and yet
they have turned their backs upon
him. In this thriving, hustling, bust
ling. rich city men for the most part
are not even thinking OF the Christ
nor thescross. They are Interested in
other things. The church is not doing
Its duty. 1t is as difficult to get some
of you church members to- do your
DUTY as 1t Is to pull q cat across a
piece Of carpet by the tail What is
the cause OF all this lack of interest,
and failure of the church, and the
Gospel? viii tell you what / think
about II. believe in another power
chat works powerful against. God, and
that 10 the power Of the devil. j be-
diava f11n fauSn a,n<, -, 4 :, =, -
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Daisy Club Meets.
The Daisy Embroidery Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by
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parlors Thursday afternoon. ..The
Abcrigines Who We're Not Red; Mem,
was the subject for discussion, WITH
Miss Mabel Stout -es leader. The hos
tesses were Mesdames aRansell John
son, John Harvey, Howard Coffman,
p. F. Rogers. Lucy DAVIDSON and
Walter Elliott. "a 7. "a.
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pulcie Lawson. ,.
Boldnsas 5n Prayer panisi s sol
The Divine Keeper-Jer. 1. 4-1o.
Ear. Currey.
Advance Heb. S. 1914; 6, II
Hester Golden. w &
Philips.
Solo Hazel Teter.
Piano solo Roxie Payne.
Paper on topic-Mrs. G. w. Post
Song.
Christian Endeavor benediction.
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Endeavor Program.

The Bridgeport Christian Endeayor
Society will render the following pro-
gram Sunday evening:
Song and prayer service.
Select reading NJ. D. Teter.
Topic: Make Bold Beginning =
First Timothy, 1:1S-19; First Tim
cthy a, 12.-Leader, Miss Roxie
A Short sermon-John 4, 1880
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PERSONALS

Will s. Post, a successful fruit
grower Of Canon City. Colo. Is here
on q visit to- his brother, Howard
Post.
o. j. Hill. Of Charleston, is q guest
|at the Waldo.
s. D. Goodman, Of sFairmont. is
|transacting business here. 3,
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True values
Tea is Given.

Quite number attended the tea
given by Mrs. A. A. Gather in her
home on South Chestnut street Thurs
day afternoon and evening and a very
nice sum was added to the building
fund for the new Methodist Protest.
ant church.
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Bridge Club M

4 n Bridge Club Meets. .
The Junior Bridge Club held its
January meeting with Miss Mildred
Lamberd from 3 to 5 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon in her home on East
Main street. 49,
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Sewing Circle Entertained.

T The Ladies Sewing Circle, Of Adj
amston. was most pdelightfully en-
tanned Wednesday evening by Mrs.
Fred "A, McFarlin. Of that place. A
large number ofmembers and visitors
were present. Fancy needle work
was INDUCED in and at seasonab1e
hour delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. Much amusement was afforded by
q writing contest at the conclusion Of
which Mrs. W. G. Sullivan was
awarded a beautiful prize. for being
the successful contestant.
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Church EntertainnentI

a very interesting meeting was
held Friday afternoon by the mem
beers Of the Parish Aid Society Of
Christ Episcopal church and arrange
;ments were made for church enter
tainment to be given by the Society
sometirle next month.
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In Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brown are
pleasantly. located in their winter
home In Florida. /,
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So cidl and Perse anal

Mrs. g. w. McQuain at her home on
Mechanic street. After some time
spent at neediework. refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
members present were Mrs. New
come. Mrs. Bob" Lott, MRS. j. B.
Clovis, Mrs. George Tate, Mrs. L. o.
Dotson, Mrs. Luther Ash, Mrs. T.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. o. D. AlcC Cloud, Mrs,
Clarence Brown. Mrs. Mrs. Henry
Godfrey Nethings. Mrs. j. A. Kelley,
Mrs. N. yerkey and Miss Myrtin.
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no Give a Tea.

The membe Of the Altar Guild Of
Christ Episcopal church will give a
tea in the rectory on the afternoon OF
February IS.