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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17
WORLD LEAGUE CUTS OUT
MUCH LIQUOR TRAFFIC


wESTERYLLE, O., May 17.-Para-
graphs 10 and 20 Of the proposed con
sutution OF the league Of nations pro-
hibtts absolutely the liquor traffic among
native races and such other persons as
dwell in or visit lands where native
races live, according 70 Anti-Saloon
league opinions.
Ernest II. Cherrington, secretary Of
the leagues executive committee. at
Westerville. says a previous agree
ment, adopted at what is known as
the Brussels conference in 1889, and
reaffirmed at Brussels ten a later,
prohibited the sale of distilled liquors
to the natives only, but prohibition did
not extend TO Europeans and others
living among the native races. So also
did the agreement prevent the sale Of
arms and the slave traffic among the
natives.
The league constitution, however, he
says, absolutely prohibits arms, slaves
and all sorts of liquors to every person,
whether native or foreign, in dependent
lands.
Mr.. Cherrington denies published
statements to the effect that under
national prohibition the foreign en-
bassies in this country will be given
exception in the matter of prohibition.
Whatever applies to an American citi-
zen. he says, will apply to any for
cIkHcI. Inc 6lIlDdSsy mouse lLSelI, ne
says, would not be subjected to search,
but neither, he says, would the house
Of a citizen. unless that house became
a place of public resort.
He points out that members Of en-
bassies n legations now are given the
courtesy OF receiving goods duty-free
and unexpected, and that under such
courtesy possibly some liquor might
come Into the embassies, but that
should n foreign representative en-
gage himself in conduct not approved
of by the United States that man prob
ably would be deemed persona non
grata, just as representatives some.
times have been heretofore,
Nc foreign embassy, he insists, viii
be permitted, even II It chose, to make
itself a place of public resort for the
sale or giving away Of liquors.
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pm. on THE Three Great Verbs NJ
the Gospel" Good music and n welcome.
Presbyterian.
PRAYER,

FIrst--Dr. C. II. Williamson win
preach at II am, on The Church In
the City" a centennial sermon. At
s pm. services will he held in Court
square, when tho Character Builders
class will be in charge.
seoond-In the morning Or. 4, b.
Curry will preach, subject: Gods
city" At the evening hour, 8 pm,
Rev, W, l., Carson will preach, and
his subject will be: THE Fearless
Life"
WestmInster-The pastor, DIR. Charles
w. S%omerville, has chosen as his morn
ing topic THE Field Is the World. /"
Evening topic: Good Works"
Evergreen - The morning sermon
theme OF Rev. j. Il. Carpenter, pastor,
will be: "A Religion Of the Unexpect-
cd"
MeLemore AVenue-"The Answer to
Prayer" will be the theme Of the ser
mon Sunday morning, The Return
of Christ as Judge the topic for tho
evening service, being r. continuation OF
tho study in the Apostles Greed. Tho
pastor, Rev Jas. u, Hixson, win con-
duet both services,
Chelsea Avenuo-Additional deacons
will be elected at the morning service,
after which the newly elected officers
viii be ordained and Installed, n briet
| charge being delivered by the pastor
Theme OF the evening ermon Who
| soever VIII"
Buntyn-Rev. William James, pastor
Sunday school ut 10 Am; preaching al
II am. Subject: Tho Kingdom Of
Heaven; Where Is ltg' Normal students
specially invited.
Eastland 49, Raleigh Springs road
Sunday school at ) pm; gospel ser,
vice at s. Rev, William James viii
preach, Everybody cordially invited.
Court AVenue--Rev, W. d, Lands
until recently pastor OF the Westlake
Presbyterian church Of Los Angeles
will preach at tho morning service, in
the absence of tho pastor, Rev. VI, 0
nofstead. His subject will be Have
Faith In God"
Central cumberland-Corner DUDLEY
and Linden. Rev. James NJ. McLeskey
will preach at II am. and S pm
Morning subject: Tho Great Arhitra.
ton" c, ", society, I pm,
Associate Reformed-Rev. Il. p
Lindsay will preach at both services
Morning subject; The Scarlet Line II
the Window" Evening subject; "What
Think Ye Of Christi"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17
AMONG CHURCHES
AND U SOCIETIES

The young peoples societies OF tho
city nave been conducting religious SER
vices at h county Jail each Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Baptist
Young Peoples union will have charge
Sunday, having exchanged dates with
the Epworth League Union on account
OF the latter being engaged In the cen.
tenary drive.
Col W. j. Bacon, OF the il5th field
artillery. just back from France, will
deliver an address to the Sunday school
OF the Union Avenue Methodist church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
-
The twenty ninth anniversary of the
organization Of the Christian Endeayor
society of the Linden Avenue Christian
church will be celebrated with appro-
pirate services Sunday evening. A birth.
day buffet supper will be served to
the members and their friends al $50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17
BANKER OPPOSES EFFORT
l. TO CRIPPLE GERMANY

LONDON, May lit will be impos-
sible to cripple Germany without to
some extent gripping British trade,
Charles S. Adds, a director OF the Bank
of England, told the institute Of bank
ers recently, ITO secure the maximum
indemnity for the minimum of injury to
the trade of the country" he said, at
would be necessary to afford Germany
free access to raw material and free
dom to arrange her own mode Of paying
the indemnity, This would be for a
moderate amount well within her tax
able capacity and on such terms as to
keep alive In the debtor the hope Of
redemption within a reasonable time.
"a crippled Germany could not pay
q penal Indemnity and to suppose that
in Gripping a nation you thereby gain
a guarantee Of continuous peace is
chimerical. The only guarantee o
peace Is that, having beaten the enemy,
you should be ready to fight him again
whenever he likes,
1.-THE idea Of Germany being able TO
pay, under any circumstances, the
amount of $3.50, 900. 900. 900. at which the
expenditure Of the allies was estimated,
should be dismissed as imprscticable."
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Baptist.

Centrsi-"Wielding and Yielding will
be Rev. Ben CoX's subject at Central
Baptist church tomorrow morning. Spe-
cial music will be rendered by the
mixed quartet, At night n brief stereop-
ticon service will precede the sermon.
Special music by Central male quartet.
A special invitation has been issued TO
Centennial visitors to attend the noon
prayer meeting all next week.
McLemore Avenue-G. Il. Smalley,
the pastor, will use as the morning
text I Peter, ii. Z, and as the evening
text ! Peter |. 1921.
Speedway T~errace-Sunday school, 10
am, church services. II am. and 8
pm, Pulpit occupied by Layman F. G.
Nye.
Temple-Pastor ]. Carl Mccoy will
speak at both hours. Subjects, IL am,
Echoes From the Convention" S pm,
"An Open Door"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17
SUPPER FOR CAPTAINS
AND DRIVE WORKERS

All Of the captains and team workers
and executive committee OF the Madi-
son Heights Methodist church have
been called by Thomas Il. King, church
centenary campaign director, to meet
at the church at $3.50 o'clock Saturday
evening for supper. This win be the
last meeting of the workers before the
drive begins. The supper will b served
by tn ladies Of the church and 1t is
very necessary for all the workers to
be present, so as to receive the sub
scriptton cards and final instructions,
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Methodist.

.Al Methodist churches will begin
thelr eieht-day centenary campaign at
noon Sunday. Special services NJ ali
churches will be held in accordance
WIN the program outlined by the cen
tenary commission, Every loyal Meth.
odist is expected to attend church Sun
day morning.
First--Morning service at lO;Ib. Cen.
tenary addresses by the Rev. II. s,
Spragins, ID, T. NJ. Salter. G. q
Breeder and ], r, Pepper. Report Of
team captains and workers at $40 pm
evening service at s, Returns from
me days drive and sermon by tho
Key. W. b. Beauchamp. DID, Of Nash,
Vile, director-general OF the centenary,
ST. John's-Sermon by the Rev, w.
y. Beauchamp, OF Nashville, director
general OF the centenary, at ii am
There VIII be no subscriptions or spe-
eial collection taken at this hour. Spe-
cial praise and thanksgiving service
~ . pm, with three-minute addresses
~ tne centenary team captains. Spe-
eta musical program.
Madison Avenue-Sermon by the pas
tor. the Rev. r, W. Lewis, DID. at ii
am, The evening service Will be given
over TO the report OF the centenary
workers and short addresses by the
pastor and laymen.
Epworth-The annual Sunday sehoo,
day win be observed at 1880 o'clock.
Preaching in the evening ut s o'clock
by he pastor.
Union Avenue-Sunday school at $3.50
am. There will be a talk at 10 am, by
Col. w. j, Bacon on who won the
wal. Centenary services at IL am.
led by Ed Newell. Epworth League al
Pm, Address at s pm. by Pastor
j.. J. Thomas and reports from CEN
tenary workers.
Harris Memorial--The pastor, w. w.
Adams, will preach at II am. on who
owns the Wool2' and at 5 pm. on
THE Supreme Test"
Greenland HeIehts-Every member
and friend Is expected to be on hand
at both services. The big drive starts
at IL O'Clock and the workers hone 10
go over before bedtime.
Rev. T. l.. Babb will speak at II
O'Clock. The Rev. It. L, Sharp, presid-
ing elder, will preach at night.
Vernon MemorlaL-Every member and
friend of Vernon Memorial Methodist
church IL urged to be present at both
services. The pastor will speak at the
morning hour and w. d, Griffin at
night. The big drive starts with the
II o'clock service. Geo. II. Martin, pas
tor.
Pepper MemoriaI-The. pastor, Rev.
Otis Gray Andrews, will preaah at II
am. on 1.-THE Methodist Centenary
The church's o%pportunity," am at S
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment OF the debts and obligations Sc
cured to be paid in q certain deed Of
trust, executed the 9Th day of March,
1919, by Vernon T. Grizxard and wife,
Leila F. Grizzard, to the undersigned
In the office of the register Of Shelby
county, Tennessee. In book 706, page
ia, and the owner Of the debt secured
having. requested the undersigned to ad-
vertise and sell the property secured by
ness having matured by default In the
payment Of q part thereof, at the option
OF the owner, this is to give notice that
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1919,
commencing at IL o'clock noon. at the
southwest corner Of the courthouse,
and at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public outcry
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the following described property, to- wit:
Situated in Shelby county, Tennessee.
as follows:
Lot seventy-two (72) Of Higbee
Heights subdivision. beginning at the
southeast corner Of Cowden avenue and
South Rembert street, thence east along
the south line of Cowden avenue sixty
and six-tenths t60.6) feet to the north
east corner of lot 70, H. II. Higbee sub
division; thence south in a line parallel
with the west limo of T~anglewood street
and along the line dividing lots 70 and
Is OF said subdivision one hundred and
sixty (16ol feet to the northeast corner
Of lot II of said subdivision. thence west
parallel with the south line of Cowden
avenue and along the north line Of lot
II, fifty eight and eight-tenths (5S.s)
feet to the east line OF South Rembert
street, as said street exists at the pres
emit time; thence north along the east
line of South Rembert street one hun
dred and sixty (l60) feet to the be-
ginning.
All right and equity Of redemption,
homestead and dover waived in said
deed of trust and the title is believed
to be rood, but we viii sell and convey
only as trustee.
BANK OF COMMERCE & TRUST CO.,
Trustee.
BY s. J. SHEPHERD. Trust Officer.
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Other Denominations.

First coneresatlonal-Sunday school.
s'$b a, m; preaching service, ii A M
sermon by Rev, A. G. Graves, subject
who Is Jesus Christi"
unttarlan-"What Must The Church
Do TO Be Saved?" will be the suhtact
Of the sermon by William =. Clark nj
the Unitarian services In New Males
tic No. l., Sunday morning at Ii O'clock
Flanders" ~ ."
First Church Of Christ Scientist-sun.
a services at IL a. m. and s n, M
wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at ! p, m. Subject for Sunday les.
son, "Mortals and lmmortals." Readinp
rooms at li0S Exchange building are
open each weekday from . a. m. &c
D y, m. ~
Seventh Day AdVentist-Eld. D. p
Wood. pastor, Sabbath school Saturda,
lV;oG a, m. Preaching Saturday II a, M
lennium,' ~
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FIRST BAPTIST.

Music at the First Baptist church
Sunday will be as follows:
MORNING.
organ
Miss Lucy Andrews.
Anthem-Lord Of the Harvest. .Whitby
Duet
Mrs, r. NJ. McEwen and Mr.. Wiley.
organ Offertory
Duet-Holy Father. Guide Our Foot
steps Wallace
Mrs. Edgar Estile and Mr.. Wiley.
Organ Postlude
EVENING.
Organ recital by Miss Andrews, be-
ginning at 5 O'Clock.
Anthem-Jerusalem the Golden zee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bracket
organ Ofteftory
Solo-That Sweet Story Of Old -. West
organ Postlude
Edmund Wiley, director.
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DEATHS.

Cora Dallas, 36, St, Joheph's hospital,
May 3; death following operation.
Cecil W. Landers, 20, Gartly- Ramsay
hospital, May 8; typhoid.
Mrs. Sarah X. Kaiser, age not given,
st. Joheph's hospital. May Is; cirrhosis
of liver.
40, 1885 Young, May 15; meningitis.
Ada Cloyde, 3, General hospital, May
Is; pneumonia from measles.
Mack Mckinney, 80, General hospi-
tai, May IA; typhoid fever and eppen-
dicitis.
Sophia A. Morton, 46, 1854 North Will
lett, May IS; tuberculosis.
Beatrice Davis, 81, General hospital,
May 10; pneumonia.
Mary johnson, 81. 7S7 Florida, May
Is; influenza.
John Richardson, I month, ~ North
Second, May Is; no physician.
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UNITARIAN.

The musical program at the Unitarian
services in New Majestic No. / Sunday
morning at Ii O'Clock will be as fol-
lows;
Organ Prelude-Fancies .......W arford
Mrs. Frank Sturm.
Song-Lead, Kindly Light. Luz BenignA
Congregation.
Offertory-Spring Song .Mendelssohn
Mrs. Sturm.
Vocal Solo-Christ in Flanders.
s.ssss.ss+s .ss.t.., ara Gt0pnonS
Mrs. c. NJ. Beck.
Song-The New order ......... Hebron
Congregation.
Postlude-Marche Romaine ,.Gounod
Mrs. Frank SturIn, organlst.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17

The quarterly meeting Of the Mem.
phis Federation OF the Christian Won
ans Board Of Missions Auxiliaries Of
the five Christian churches of this city
was held Friday in the Linden Avenue
Christian church. Morning and after
noon sessions were held, at which rep
resentatives were present from the fol-
lowing churches, viz: Decatur Street,
Merton Avenue, Linden Avenue, Third
Street and McLemore Avenue. The
morning session began at Ii o'clock,
with a short devotional SERVICE con
Quoted by the Rev. George w. kemper.
pastor of the MeLemore Avenue church.
This vas followed by a brief business
session, at which reports were received
from the five local auxiliariea, showing
a very gratifying growth during the
dress was delivered by the Rev. Wal
ter NJ. White, pastor of the Linden
Avenue church, on Tho Brighter Side,'
In which he sounded a note of optimism
as TO the future work of the church.
The afternoon session was opened
with Il Bible story, told in a very help
full way by Mrs, Lee Il, Glass. The
following papers, dealing in Il convinc-
ing way with tho various phases of
Called to the Colors," by Mrs. c. Il.
Patty; The Battle by Mrs. j. ID.
Poehler, 1.-THE Victory" by Mrs. b. J.
Campbell. A missionary story, told by
Mrs, j. J, Carroll, brought the days
program TO n successful end.
The officers OF the federation are
as follows; President, Mrs. c, Il. Patty
vice-presidents, Mrs. J, $. Calhoun, Mrs,
]. T.. Davis, Mrs, Tennyson, Mrs, c. u,
Thompson and Miss Bence; secretary,
Mrs. Hubert; treasurer, Mrs. Jones.
The next meeting OF the federation will
be held with the Merton Avenue church
on Aug. Is.
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IpLEWILp PRESBYTERIAN.

Following is the musical program for
services at the Idlewild Presbyterian
church Sunday under the direction Of
]. Paul Stalls, ~organist:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude
Anthem-Jubllate Dec in e flat.
Rutenber
Mrs. David l.. Griffith, Mrs.
Chas. Birk. Edward Hoffman,
Clarence Banning.
offertory-Llke as the Hart. ... Marks
Quartet.
Organ Postlude ................
EVENING.
Anthem-Nearer, My God, to Thee
Harris
Chorus choir.
Offertory-Spirit OF God. .... Neidlinger
Edward Hoffman.
Organ Postlude
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Under and by virtue OF the terms OF
a certain trust deed executed by Il,
]. e. Carthel and w. w. Swift, as
Trustees, embracing the land described
below, recorded IN Book $50, Page as,
In the Registers office OF Shelby Coun-
ty, Tenn, securing the payment of GER
tain notes described In said trust deed,
default having been made In the pay
ment ut maturity OF a portion of the
indebtedness secured by said trust deed,
and the owner and holder Of the un.
paid Indebtedness secured by said trust
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The program Sunday morning is as
follows;
Organ Voluntary-Song OF Hope.
sssHsssHffs sss -.s. . o. q. HNOlAlQ Dlkkl0
Miss Belle Wade.
Anthem-Sanctus ...,......G ounod
Mrs. Frazer Brown, Miss Emma
Adams, +. Bishop, c. o. Finne.
Offertory-The Lamb Is the Light.
Quartet
Authenticity Spirit, Lord Of Love
Balser
Quartet.
Postlude-March .Dlggle
Miss Belle Wade.
Miss Emma Adams. director.
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Episcopal.

st, Mary's Cathedrat-Services fourth
Sunday after Easter as follows: Holy
communion, 7:l5 am. Morning prayer
and sermon by the Very Rev. +. DUN.
Devall, dean. at IL o'clock.
st. Luke's-The Rev. DR., Noll, n
OF 81. Mary's cathedral, Is In charge
OF st. Luke's church in the absence
OF the rector. the Rev. Mr.. Ramage,
and will hold services In ST. Luke's
church Sunday as follows: Holy COM
munion, am; morning prayer and
sermon. II; evening prayer. q.
HOLY Trlnity--Services Sunday, will be
as usual: Holy communion, 1880; Sun.
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Lutheran.

Trlnity-9;SO Sunday school and Bible
classes, l0;4h, regular services, subject,
"A Personal Question; win Ye Also
20 away up, M vespers: II Know
My Redeemer Liveth." y. M, quarter.
Y meeting Of Ladies' Bible class. NJ,
Bruggeman, pastor.
Church OF the Redeemer--Tho mas
tor, Rev, r, Schumacher, has chosen
as the topic OF his morning sermon
Every Good GIFT Is From Above"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-17

Be true to your own church. Give
u q hearty and loyal support by
word and deed. Remember that il
belongs &c. you, that II is part Of
your religious life, that In Il and
by II you are being trained for use
fulness here and Immortality here
AFTER mat Its honor IN much in
purity are affected TO the extent
OF your influence by what you saw
and do, that people who have faith
IN your word win look upon IL
largely according to representation,
and that with It's good name and
prosperity are bound UP In the glory
or the blessed Jesus, Then do moth.
ing TO injure its reputation or TO
weaken IT'S power for good or to
mar its fellowship.-Ex.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
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HOLY

o'clock A program OF sacred music viii
be sung by the chorus choir of Holy
Trinity church under the direction Of
Mrs. Selden Dimmock, Mrs. r. D. owen,
organist. Some Of Memphis best talent
will assist with this music and the
public is cordially invited.
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DAILY ALMANAC.

Length Of day, IA hours, I minutes.
Sun rises Sunday at 5:54.
Sun sets Sunday at 1853.
Moon rises Sunday at 11:0S pm.
Last quarter moon on 22d.
Evening stars, Venus, Jupiter, Sat-
i'm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
OEATH&

WILBOURN-At residence, 274 Lewis
street. Saturday morning, May II, 1919,
at 4:30 o'clock. Madison Wallace, aged
81 years, husband of Frances Walworth
Wiibourn, father Of Mrs. John l.. Exby,
c. Brooks. Frank W. and Douglas W,
Wilbourn.
Funeral services, conducted by the
Rev. DR.. c. II. Williamson, will be held
at residence tomorrow Sunday after
Interment private.
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BIRTHS.

c, O. and Lucille Kinney Grub, l040
Latham, May IA; boy.
e. P, and Sophia A. Kimbrough, 3A
North Bellevue, May is; boy.
A. W. and Minnie Colbert Campbell,
621 Lucy, May Z; girl.
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pm. The program will be given under
the direction Of Mrs. Walter Gray.

The congregation Of the Buntyn
Methodist church will give a basket
dinner on the church grounds following
the Sunday morning service. The Rev,
James NJ. Jenkins, Jr., pastor of the
church, extends an invitation to every
member Of the community to meet with
the members and share in the fellow
ship Of the occasion.
.
Tho Second Methodist church will
have a homecoming service Sunday
morning. A special invitation is ex-
tended to every member and friend OF
the congregation. The Rev. +. II. Cum
mings, DID, pastor, will take as his
subject, christianity in Earnest Sum
day evening he will preach OF THE
Threefold Life"
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Pearl Miilsap to Robert ]. Davis. Jr.,
Dolly Oldham to James A.. Cullen.
Elizabeth Jones to Iryi Mourning
ham, Eliza Gregory to Monroe Shelton.
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day school, 900; morning prayer and
sermon, II; evening service, g.
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

The following program will be rem
dered by Calvary choir Sunday morn
ing under the direction OF Ben II. Carr,
c~holrmaster, Miss Birdie Chamberlin,
o%rganist.
Professional Hymn 1910 Sion
i1hSle s.s..,.W alCn
Venite, Anthem .............. Buck
We Deum Shelley
Jubllate buck
Sermon Hymn 263--Ye Christian
Heralds ............,........Qu ener
DoXolOgy
Offertory Authenticated Is the Lord
LerInan
Calvary choir.
Presentation Hymn 1s9 ............
Threefold Amen 210 ...,,......,..
Recessional Hymn 49O-Glorious
Things OF Thee, .....,,.... Haydn
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

BY s. ]. SHEPHERD, Trust OF
This Anril ok 1919.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-07

B. S. Curtis Of Newport and Pal
Brown of Victory were visitors in
town Thursday