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NoTIcE u cREDIToRs.

Notice Ia hereby given. that the Sub
scriber has obtained from bite Orphans
Court Of Anne Arundel county. ID Mary
land. letters az administration on the per-
sOnal estate OF
y. LINN McABOE
late OF Anne Arundel county deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof To the
subscrlber. on or before the
soth DAY or JULY. isIs.
They may otherwise BY law. be excluded
from an benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are request
ed To make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
january. 1919,
NICHOLAS III. GREEN,
Administrators.
Jan % Feb 4-1i-Is
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE GETS
ANOTHER SETBACK IN
SENATE YESTERDAY
AavocateS OF The Susan b. Anthony
Amendment Are Not Discouraged,
And VIM COntImne The FIGHT

q Am1AH0HlH&A Ate MOI WkBGMMk&&DAs
And WflI COntImRe The Fight
Equal suffrage again met its defeat
Iii the senate yesterday by margin of
one vote. This is the fourth defeat
and no further action at this session
OF congress IS possible The advocates.
however, announce that they will re-
new oil the sixty-sixth session Of con-
gress the now nearly half century old
campaign of the Susan b Anthony
constitutional amendment to the sta
tutes.
On the Anal roll call SIS senator's
one less than the required two-tfirds
ybted for the adoption of the resolu-
tion, and 20 senators cast their ballots
against II. Comparatively brief de-
bate preceded the vote, which officially
killed the resolution adopted By the
house Oh January 40. 1918, BY vote
.of 274 ID 1856 Defeat OF the measure
was witnessed by crowds Of women In
the galleries, but there was no demon
stration. and dramatic incidents which
have marked previous senate votes on
the question were lacking Up to the
last moment managers Of the resolu-
ton expressed confidence Of securing
the one vote needed but the opposi-
ton held firm
Immediately after the vote was an
nounced suffrage leaders issued state
ments, prepared In advance. crificiz-
Ing the senate action and announcing
that the fight would be renewed IN the
next congress Supporters of the reso-
Iution generally predicted that success
would he attained then
T'wenty-Sour democrats and 81 re-
publieans voted for the resolution,
while is democrats and III republicans
opposed 1t. or the senators absent and
paired eight were recorded IN the af-
firmatiye and four III the negative, i'm
dicating that sentiment Oh the 96
members stood So to 80 In favor Of the
resolution.
One Vote Gained
The senate first voted ON the Susan
ID. Anthony amendment IN 1887. l6
senators being recorded for It and "a
against ii. The next vote was Iii 1914.
senators dividing IS for and 50 against
on October i. 1918. the vote was 81 to
80. or two less than the necessary ma
iority
The one vote gained yesterday was
that Of Senator Pollock. Of South Car
olina, democrat. who spoke Id vigor-
Gus support OF the measure. Senator
Pollock succeeded former Senator
Benet. who voted last October IN OPP
position. and will retire himself next
month IN his address yesterday Mr.
Pollock, denied the contention that the.
amendment would affect white ruie in
the south. and declared that women
had earned the right Of suffrage BY
their work in the war.
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NOTICE. 70 cREp1roRs

Notice III hereby given. that the Sub.
seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court at Anne Arundel county. in Mary
land letters OF administration on the per-
aonal estate OF
ROBERT Il. BEAN
.Iate. III Anne Arundel county, deceased !.
All persons having Chains against the de-
ceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. 20 the
subscriber, on or before the
9TH DAY OF JULY, 1913
They may otherwise BY law be excluded
from nh benefit Of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this list day or
ELIZA BEAN.
Administrative.
Is22- 28--2@4-1f %
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PRIZES TO SOLDIERS
FOR BEST LETTERS

The Philadelphia Record Is Offering
more than $1,000 In prizes n cash to
those who have been in the service for
letters telling Of experience,
The first prize Is 800; second, SIS;
third, $50; fourth, s25; ffsh, $40;
twenty prizes of $40 each. and fiety
prizes Of S. each
Any one Ii eligible who has seen
service In the army. navy, marine
corps. Red Cross. \. M. G. A., Il. Of OF,
or any other service organization.
The letters must relate his own ex-
perience, and the writer may tell how.
It happened in his own way There il
no res rfction as "a where the incident
occurred II may have been in this
country or over there Nor is II neces-
sary for 8 letter to be especially writ
ten Some Of the best letters may
have been written long ago.
Write as much as 1t Il necessary 20
tell the story. but don't make It i
long. drawn out affair The name and
address. with the designation Of the
service unit to which the writer was
attached when the incident occurred.
must accompany the letter. II yOu
have photograph 81 yourself. write
your name and address on the re-
verse side and send II along
The contest closes March 18th but
don't put IT on too long The prize
winning letterR, with the names and
units Of the writer's. viii be published
ID the magazine section Oh the Sunday
edition Of The Record :
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Editor, The Philadelphia Record
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g0TTrgE "a gREDTTORs

Notice ID hereby given. that the Sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans.
Court Of Anne Arundel county. tn Mary
land, letters of administration on the per-
sonal estate Of
JAMES III. ID. BRASHEARH,
late of Anne Arundel county. deceased.
All persona having claims against the de-
cea sed. are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. on or before the
4th NAY OF AUGUST. 1913
they may otherwise by law, be excluded
from all benefits OF said estate. All per-
sons indebted To eaid estate are requested
to make Immediate Payment
Given under my haL this 18th day q
January, 1919.
AdInIntratrix
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FOR SALE.

Two and one-haif acres at Wellsyiew.
improved BY six-room bungalow.
Price $500.
Two dwellings. West street extended,
on cornor lot; under rent TO good
tenants Price $4,000.
Several desirable properties at East.
port
CHARLES F LEE
Lee Building, Church Circle
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0RIlKR NI6T


In The Matter OF The Sale of The Mort
gagged Real Estate OF Wilson ] Stewart
and Nichols Stewart.
lii The Circuit Court For Ahna Arundel
County. No 434S Equity.
ordered this 10th day Of February, 1872
thar the saIe III the property mentioned
In these proceedings made and reported By
Eugene r.. CfEldE. attorney. he ratified and
canffrmed. unless saase 70 the contrary
thereof De shown on q before the
azsh DAY or MARCM
next provided copy " this order be IN
serted in come newspaper publislsed IL
Anne Arundel county ouee IN each Of
fhree successive weeks before the 18th day
az March next
The report staten the amount 81 sales
wM. n wO0Dw ARD,
Clerk.
True Copy Test
Clerk
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gEEELasa d. aON Aaszls1ssx
Pl JBI SALE
or
Y Ont Farm
GssaooAGng ckaaag,anks ny Near the


Under and by virtue or the poser &C
saae rOrEniaed III the Moefgawe from
Charles q Kannhoa and ELLA 81 Remaon.
his wife "a J. Henry Ssr0hmeyer. dated
.5aflsf recorsIss 81 aYItae Arundel county III
I.laer G. " No. III fOlie I'D the under
Afgned mortgages therefore. will OiAer Tor
EMle BY public auction at the court lpuse
On
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1919,
AT lisa osChOcE- a. ~.
aI III HE property described ID said
mortgage. namely
All that tract. Or those tracts q land,
containing a91 IL acres more or ieaas with
known Sc s9sreenberry Point Farm sit-
mated hi the Third Election District ct
Anne Arundel county. Maryland, ana De-
Ing the saine property which Wss con
by Luther a. Palmer and wife, by deed
dated November p 1889. and recorded
among the land records aforesaid IN Liser
This property haH large frontage on
Mlll Greek and Cars Creek and ls con
EenEeutly near the Annapolis and Balti
III Is adjacent TO the u. s. Government Ex-
peTfmenfAl station and TO the pFoPoeea
site OF the new Research Laboratory The
Land Z im.proxsd e srge ana sa asshssa
barns, etc. About 100 acrea of the land
are fl asfalfe and In & highly developed
state. The las Of this land and Its prox-
Unity 10 Annapolis and iss excellent water
facilities make 4 equally well adapted for
sub-divIssons and developopment 10 well
as for successful farming operations.
This sale III subject tt the legal 0per-
alton and effect Of mortage on the above
described property from Charles II kem-
son and Ella Fl henson. his wife, 20 g.
Clifton Sunderland dated November q,
1915 ands recorded among the land records
OF Anne Arundel county LII Liber g. w.
No. 12l folio Ie4.
TERMS or sAI.E-A deposit Of 5000 90
will be required Of the purchaser at the
time Of sale, and the balance Of the pur-
chase money with interest thereon AT the
rate Of ak per centum per annum. 10 pc
paid as follows. third upon EattticA-
don Of sale one. third in six months and
one-third In twelve months, the deferred
payments to be secured 10 the aatiafac-
ton 81 the undersigned; or, In the option
OK the purchaser. the entire balance after
the initial deposits may be paid upon rat
ilcati0n Of sale.
+ HENRY sTRoHMEYEl.
Mortgag gee
Charles EIaRetf Markury G0aneIf & VIII
llama. Maryland Trnet Building BaIu-
more. Md solicitors. 3l3
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Annapolis. February 10.
SIN galari Rngs

There Is only one objection 10 soij@
color rugs, and that is that they de,
show dust and f0otmarks ali too plaAEss
II. For this reason, in halls and
rooms entered directly from the atree
Ii Is well to plan color scheme per
hitting Of the use Of rather light rugs,
in brownfsh tone. Foot prints are
not then SO noticeable as they are on
q darker rug IN 4 different color
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! ,NslnITIcE "a .CREDITORs

Notice ID hereby given, that the Sub.
acriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Anne Arundel county, In Mary
land. letters OF administration on the per-
sOnaI estate OF
JOHN u. SRECKELs
late Of anne Arundel county, deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with tho vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. on or before the
s7TH DAY or jelly. 1918
They may otherwise. by law. be excluded
from ali benefit OF said estate. All persons
Indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of
January, 1910.
JOSEPHINE SHECKE ELS.
Administrative.
1-22- 2S--2- IL IS %
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traditions ven The dsy. Tns dulles
sorcsd up0n this Geet wsFe carried out
viii q wAtehealness and slEtlI shas
early Id the conaict denSed TIE uss oa
the sea ID any euemy surface craft.
ana later. win j marvellous saving ~
valuable life. secured what II the
greatest victory recorded iii naval an
mails. New York Herald.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Notice I'd hereby given. thar the Sub.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Anne Arundel county, IN Mary
land, letters Of administrations on the per
s0nal estate Of
MERINDA SYLVESTER
late Of Anne Arundel county, deceaEeds
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, TO the
subscriber, on or before the
27TH DAY or July. 1913
They may otherwise. BY law. be excluded
from all benefIt or said estate. All persons
to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 21st day OF
John CHEW.
Executor.
90 9S---2- ~ ii H. %
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orr or WlLsoN,s 4FAlLUREss


Ex Senator Jonathan Bourne, who
runs an absurd and contemplate little
agency at washington for the dissent
nation of kitchen gossip known offi-
csalIy as the Republican Publicity as
s0clation. has put forth particularly
idioslc statement Ia which Il Is said
that ..the failures Oh the administra-
ton in the conduct Of the var are
well-niah numberIess II IL almost
impossible 70 cite an instance Of where
the administration really succeeded. &
Well, one instance that most people
viii recall might be cited This United
States, acting through the administra-
flon at Washington, won the greatest
war Ia the history Of the world after
Germany had put Russia out Of bust
meas and had beaten Great Britain and
France 10 their knees Possibly Mr..
Bourne has not yet heard Of the.
events Of November III. 1918. Premier
CIemenceau o. France. has better
memory After extolling Americas
decisive influence Ia the war and the
splendid fighting on our soldiers, he
says 81 one of the achievements 81 the
administration
.'All of our plans are based on the
splendid platform laid down BY Presi-
dent Wilson IN perfect harmony with.
the principles which he has ennnci
ated, We are striving for higher and
boiler ideaiism In the conduct Of the.
aRasrs of the world I Philadelphia
Record
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NoTIcE Tn cREpIToRs

NOTICE I'd OMEDAKUHA
Notice Ii hereby given, that the Sub I.
seriher has obtained from the 0rphnns'
court Of Anne Arundel county, In Mary
land. letters testamentry on the personal
estate OF
FREDERICK q. <. GELttAUs
late az Anne Arundel county. deceased. All
epaHed are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, " the
subscriber on or before the
10th DAY or August, 1912.
they may otherwise By law be excluded
from ali benefit of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are REQUEST
ed To make immediate payment.
Given under my baud this 18th day Of
February. 1919
NICHOLAS III GREEN,
Executor
20, Al, IS, -, 3.4. II
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NAVAL STRATEGY or THE Wan


NAVAL STRATEGY or THE WAR
Emergencies of opinion over what Is
meant BY supremacy at sea and as
coroliary whether IN the war the al
He'd fleets have taken full advantage
OF the opportunities offered By their
superior sea power still continue 10
separate French experts into two
schools 81 thought One Of these. the
more conservative, supports In essen
tails the British tradition that when
an enemy cannot be brought to &C
ton, to shut him tightly Ia his ports
and to keep free and open the lines
81 communication 81 sea sums up the
business of the superior feet For
where armies fight for the possession
OF important portions on land, asserts
Admiral DayeIuy, the head Of this
school, ''the sea offers no strongholds
nor strategic positions Of vantage or
barriers TO be captured. " and COM
lnand on the sea means the enjoyment
Of safe communications while depriy-
Ing the enemy of the same advantage.
This implies moreover the ability to
90 whers one Wills and the power Of
recuperating and lasting out while the
enemy. isolated and shut out from the
worlds resources. Is becoming ex
hausted and DIT last driven with little
or no loss of life or material, to the
superior. into unconditional surrender.
The second French group. one large
III made up of jeune ecole forever
young and always eager in It's opposi-
ton To whatever Ii contends that
command of the sea cannot be fully
realised without the destruction
through decisive battle OF the hostile
feet is 1T Trafalgar and Tsushima
Coupled with this, Ii holds. should be
associated the employment to their
fullest capacity OF ali the new YEA
pons, baliatic and aerial. that modern.
almost miraculous. development has
put In the hands OF energetic officers.
10 the activities of superior ieets.
these partisans assign i've objects
no force TO sea the enemies main bait
tie fleets. TO blockade effectnalIy an
enemy's ports and bases to protect all
sea routes against enemy enterprise
and to attack an enemy's coast and
uorts. oven al all risks so that the.
widest cooperation with the land
forces may be secured by landing par
ties, long range guns and bombarding
sea planes. Read within the lines
these demands imply that the allied
fleets have not executed an offensive
0utrenc and failed 70 grasp al the
chances offered hy the revolutionary
development of ornaments.
These points OF view have an inter
est to seagoing people. for they bear
the halImarks OF sincerity and, in the.
case of the donbters. Of undouOted
courage Of opinion when the inaI re-
suits are SET opposite their theories
Ii is true that the British fleet in the
North Sea declined ID bite granite or
SCOT At mine fleids and contented r..
SELF with giving the enemy every OBJ
portnnity 10 come out and fight 20 3
finish. III may be thai the yalne Or
SEA power will in the future be in-
creased by the possibilities Of super
Tor side destroying an enemey's bat
lie feet In harbor and of effectively
hombarding military centers and IN
land arsenale from water borne con-
acsSoma Bat 10 ar e the present
~ u ccacsa nRltash pEaeaaee and
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IN MEMORIAM
Eggs For Matching

Black AEinorcas, the real winter
layer, the large white gg Per set Of
is, $50. Phone 667-M 6. H Wagner.
2-s-1mo
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NOTICE!

Charles Houston, Evangelist
Charles Stevens, Champion Shoe
Artists 81 tie W0rld
Gss Dyea 10. azt
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WHAT THE SCRIPTURES SAT-
THE Revelation il considered book
a. symbols and should 80 read

az symbols and should 30 read
as such
And In the midst of the seven can
dlesticks one like unto the Son OF
man. clothed with garment down to
the fool.
Hts head and his hairs were white
like wool. as white as snow and his
eyes were as flame Of fire:
And his feet like unto dne brass, as
II they burned in furnace: and bis
voice as the sound oE many waters,
And he had In bis right hand seven
stars; and out az his mouth went d
sharp two-edged sword: and his coun-
tenance was as the s0n shineth In his
strength Rev. y 1915
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Groves Yasteless chm Tonic

which is simply IRON and QIgINTNE
suspended IN syrup. Restores Vitality
and Energy By Purifying and Enrich
ing the Blood So pleasant even Chill
dren like Il. YOu can soon feel its
Streagt hening Inyigoratfng Eject
Price soc.
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GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

rhe following books have been added 81
the Library xxy.,,
atom Churchill !, 81, I.
trina Trash. u 49,. 60.
aLone Live The King. ~ Mary Roe
erts RtnehHrt. =.
Extgicafing Obadiah, by Joaepa y.
LINCOLN
.Ny -Four Years Id Germany. nf -
N :,ySS here Your Treasures 10. hy Holman
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trander.
TERMS New Hooks. &c per day.
Old Booka. lc. per day.
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lEolaases cannot be used "a metal
atansiia: tanny tasse
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NoUNC EsNT

hereby announce my candidacy for me
once az sheriff 0f Anne Arundel coFnfy
FROM the second district subject 10 the nc.
lion DO the Dea0erat1c pxfnnMfies m Ses-
tember. sAfnestiy so1iesE me support ~
AL DemOcFNsn
T0ikAg 81 DOVE
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HONEY no LOAN.

MONEY no LOAN Money 60 loan %
Rortgags. Apply 70 Wtnson @ Cot,
Annapolis. Md 5y1S-t9
MONEY no LOAN Tn mortgage 10 sums
20 anti on reasonable terma Farttaa
iarney. iyas-a
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CT ASSIFIED ADS
E0sE ANn FOUND. WANTED.
TOE SALE and TOR RENT

AlI eiaastEed advertisements &c ~
wexSsn or iee4 nrek Insertion. Soc.
Ewbae4nenf SnaegkA0nn, one cent
waFa. Over IS words two cents
wofa arn4 insertion
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages-Arizona' lead- ing advertising medium
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
BOYS RAID JEWELRY
 COUNTER 0F sT0RE

The mystery of the big diamond robbery, or who rifled the jewelry counter at the Five and Ten Cent Store, was solved by Policeman Me Cormack yesterday when he took two small boys into custody. One was 8 Mexican boy about IA years old, and the other a youngster still in his teens.
 When searched at police headquar- ters it was found that every pocket had some jewelry all its own. Rings, studs and stick pins of a non- -expen- sive variety were piled on Chief Bris- bois' desk, and the boys reluctantly admitted to having secured the stock from a Five and Ten Cent store here They were turned over to Probation Officer McFall.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
SPECIAL MUSIC AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH FUR SUNDAY

First Congregational church, Wnlet- ta between Second and Third streets, Music for Sunday morning II o'clock, Anthem. Lead Kindly Light. Dykes Violin solo, Viegenlud Schubert
 Mrs. Alma B. Fox
 Accompanist, Miss Alice H. Hughes Sermon topic. Theodore Roosevelt, A Practical ldealist
 c. D. Yoakum. Minister
 The Willetta Choral society under the direction of Mrs. Charles Roth acker Sterling will give it's eleventh monthly sacred concert at the Congre- gational church. Sunday evening, Oc- tober 26. at 7:30 ?. m.
 Prelude in A. flat .......C .Cui Miss Cordelia Whittemore Hulburd Hymn, O Worship the King. .. Croft Anthem, In the Cross of Christ {. Glory ................. Russell Solo, The Earth Is the Lords. Bynes
 Miss Jennie Lorenz
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
GLENDALE CLUBS IN
 FEDERATION MEET

GLENDALE, Oct. 425.-A letter from Mrs. George o. Barnum of Phoenix, corresponding secretary of the Cen tral Arizona Federation of Women's clubs, states that meeting will be held at Mesa, in the Baptist church October 29. This is to be an all-day meeting and all of the clubs of the fed eration will send delegations. The ladies will be entertained by the Mesa Woman's club, who will also serve the luncheon.
 Clubs of this district interested in the federation are: Women's club of Glendale, Peoria Civics club. Alham- bra Neighborhood club and the Wash ington District Women's club.
 An interesting program is promised as capable speakers have been pro- vided.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
FIRST TEA OF SEASON
 AT THE COUNTRY CLUB

With a smart attendance, the Coun- try club gave it's initial tea of the season yesterday. Society was largely represented at the affair. which was delightfully."- arranged, bridge being the feature of the early afternoon, fol- lowed by charming tea dance which attracted additional guests, many mo- toring out from town for the event.
 The entertainment committee pre- sided, including Mrs. Phil Lewis, Mrs. Carleton Wood, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Charles O'Malley Miss Henri etta Olney and Miss Kitty Craig.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
Interest Shown in Roads

Glendale is waking up to the road conditions and needs. The campaign being conducted by the Glendale Com mercial club for the paying of Grand avenue from Phoenix to Marinette now is assuming a very promising as pect Senator Green of the highway commission addressed the members of the club Thursday evening. A com mittee from the club interviewed the
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

Offertory, Andante .Bethoven
 Miss Hulburd Duet, Thy Peace, o Lord .Neidlinger Mrs. Fred Clock and Miss Mabelle
 Asher
 Anthem, Gently Lord, O Gently Lead Us .......... Harris Solo, o Divine Redeemer ... .Gounod
 Mrs. Doane Merrill Hymn, Blest Be the Tie that Binds ................... Mason Postlude, Largo Religioso ..... Viviani
 Miss Hulburd
 Accompanist, c. R. Sterling