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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Claims s Mexican
States In Revolt
Against CarranZa

Aqua P-eta. sonora AQr.i The
Mexican states of NIchcacan. Guerrero.
Zacatecas. Tepmaahetspec ana Vera
Cruz are N revolution with Sonora
against the Car-anza government. Gen
erai P. Elias Gales. conrnnAnder-Ia-
chief Of the Sonora military forces. 81 /
after his arrival here this afternoon.
General Flores has begun his march
on Maza1.an. according 20 General
Gales Capture OF CniiacAn was an
nouncsd last week by the Sonora au-
thorsties IN official dispatches This was
when the troops first entered the city,
General Gales said.
Four hundred Indians accompanied
General Gales as Tar as Naco. s miles
west of here They now are narcain =
from the rail head al Naco TO reinforce
troops already stationed here anu east
N the mountains between Chihuahua
and Sonora through which Car-anza
aorces are expected 70 try 70 force their
way into Sonora.
Fifteen hundred troops have arrival
here and ar Naco IN TWO days The
movement has been 50 hearv that "a
ciIit.es 10 care for The soldiers here are
insufficient and the men have bean
forced 70 camp N vacant ip:s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Urges Better Team
Work Congress
and the President

Hanover. y. H. April Closer
cooperation between the executive
and legislative branches Of the na-
L1onal govnrernenT was urged by
Secretary Of War Newton D Baker
IN an address before 4 political
science class al Dartmouth college
today. The friction thai often has
developed between the two IN the
consideration Of important matters
such as me negotiating OF treaties Of
peace he said was one result IF the
doctrine Of separation Of powers that
vas 70 be regretted.
Cabinet members. he added. should
he permitted 10 appear n both the
House Of Representatives ana the
Senate to submit 70 Interpolation
and To speak n advocacy Of meas
ures that have the support Of the
executive departments.
In an address before the student
body tonight. Secretary Baker said
that NOT only her enemies but the al
led powers were only half convinced
that the United States would enter
whole hear1sdly into the war when
this country broke with the central
powers. Fighting for an ideal. as
they were. ne added. the American
soldiers astounded Europe with their
ability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Sugar Heads
Asked to Attend
Capital Conference

Washington. April 12-Sugar rein
ers were asked today BY the depart
ment u justice 70 come mere Monday
for a conference 10 discuss the gen
eral situation affecting sugar sup-
plies and prices"
EoWaru FiEg. assistant 10 the at
t0r1ey general n charge OF the price
reduction campaign declined 10 make
public details Of the questions which
the government VIII take I'D with the
sugar refinera- He said. however.
that ne proposed 70 go thoroughly
into every phase Of the situation In
Guiding a detailed survey Of available
sugar stocks ana sources Of supply
Ii vas understood also that the for
eign market. principally Cuna where
American dealers have been obtain
ing their supplies will be studied
with view 20 determining methods
fOr increasing imports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
TOTAL Of ESQ MEMBERS
REGISTERED IN AUGUSTA
CHAMBER COMMERSE DRIVE
ONLY IiO MORE

The third day OF the membership
drive Of the Augusta Chamber of
Commerce resulted IN The hand of the
clock moving forward 10 80 Team
workers who were present al the
luncheon IN G. A. r hau yesterday
when this was announced. expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
report OF 4s new applications posted
for the third day Now for a rapid
fire finish that viii take Us over the
top declared a veteran OF the World
War and Of the past three days
campaigning IN Augusta
With one hundred and fifty more
memberships to obtain 70 reach the
goal Of 100 that was sat when the
drive was launched. active workers
for the success OF the effort 10 build
a ctvtc-commercial organization IN
Augusta. intend 10 forget for the
next a hours territorial zones In
stead. they Will go any where n the
city Of Augusta where hey believe
that they can get results Merchants
and others with stores and offices on
Water street posted yesterday IN
conspicuous places bright red plac-
ards reading, We've Joined-Eave
rou?'' On each placard appears 4
hand holding a white card with these
words printed on II: Member AL
gussa Chamber of Commerce Al
gusta for all. Al for Augusta -
These Will he the only individuals or
concerns not solicited today
Yesterdays reports by team cap
tains brought Team No. into the
lead This team has the following
members. Ralph Webber. captain.
Ray Swift, Charles T. Penney. Z. J.
Aerrick and NJ. ?. Wight. Nineteen
Continued on Page Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Supreme Council
Plans Control
of Dardaneues

san Reno. April BY the Assocla-
2red Press).-The plans for the control
IF he DardaneIles were formulated by
he supreme council II today's session.
The control will be exercised by tso
International commissions. One o1
these. an administrative body, VIII reg
uIate the traffic. TX the dues fur the
use Of the straits and supervise affairs
generally much the same as The Snez
Canal commission does for the Suez wa
tervay.
The other body viii be military com.
mission having at It's disposition forces
which will ne located in par On ne
Gailipoii peninsula anu n part on the
other SIDE Of the strait
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
ASSOCIATE BOLO PASHA

The Calllaux case has attracted
wide attention because Of the prom
lnence Of the principal figure anu
the circumstances under which he
was accused.
The prosecution brought forth evil
deuce 70 show that II Caiilaux dur,
Ing the war had bean IN touch with
individuals such as the executed Boio
Pasha. who were known TO be Ger
man agents or persons who had
dealings with the Germans. Stress
was aid on trips he han made To
South America and Italy. in which
II was alleged he had associated with
persons whose affiliations were in
imical TO allied SUCCESS in the war
". Callaux's activities for lunS
while were under suspicion by the
French Government but he still WAS
sucn a political force and had so.
many influential adherants that he
was moi arrested until Premier Glenn
encealu was firmly established in
power and WIS preparing for The
final desperate struggle IF the last
year If the war which was % END
with an allied victurv.
Premier Clenenceau had Caiiiaux
arrested on Junuary IA. 1915. He was
brought to trlai before the Senate
sitting as i high court on February
Il last. The principal charge against
him was that OF treason in haT7ng
been engaged in Intrgues tending
20 shake the solidarity of the allies
and 20 bring about a premature anu
Ciisnpuurafiie peace with GERMANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
CALM At BUTTE
Quiet Follows CT s b
I. W. W. and Police
Quarters Heary for Troops on Way
70 Sesne-czsuaities Total IS from
Wednesdays Shooting - To Re.
sumo Work in Mine. Today

Butte. Mont. april Butte, whe-s
ths Meta Mine Workers Union Ne. so.
I ", ", called a strike On mining
properties Sunday night. was quiet TO-
DAY following yesterdays CLASH between
LEpury shsrtfs and strikers and the kill
M today AZ the offices Of the Butte
daily Bulletin of d youth who was
gEzrding the newspaper Office.
Quarters hzve been prepared for fed
eral troops reported 10 have LETT Fort
Gherge Wright. near Spokane. for Butte
early today. The mines. which have
not holsIe2 ore since Monday because
If The strike are expected 70 resume
work tomorrow with fuii protection. &C
curcing 10 John GiIlie. manager Of the
mines u ths Anaconda Copper Mining
%.
The strikers demand s. 4 Gay, a Six
hour Gay and release Of political pris-
onerE-'
Hugh 3. Earan- wno was SHIT and
killed TO-DAY. was stationed n the pTess
room Of the Bulletin with other men Is
guards.
Joseph Papst. another guard admit
ted 70 the police ne accidentally shot
Earan.
No attempt was made today % pickle,
The mines and only one CLASH between
strikers and men desiring 70 WORK was
reported
The list Of casualties from rest erday :
shooting was increased 70 Is tuday when
il became known that George Martin
had Den shot through the hand Four
If tia is VINO were wounded were re-
psr-ed 70 o. n I critical condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
HOOPER CASE
0ners in kennebec
SUPERIOR Court
,.s,s,ys Physician Faces Charge
s.rsisusnter IN Death Clinton
Cir ~ Illegal Operation - Disa-
.-..-,snt m Randolph Arson Case

-,-- u he KGnnehec superior
al 40 o'clock yesterday after
u- .4-e- a elaboration of hours
minutes reported that il was
.-,-lz 10 agree n the case Of State
-->.-les Lavlne and Philip Levine,
..,.. 4 Randolph. an indictment for
.ss-.,r 7 serting fire 10 their store
. Gardiner With intent 70 collect
-. -s--ncs money on the stock.
$40 7-7 -espondenrs each gave bail
D.. I'm If g. 900 for their appear
-.s Il ne september term If court.
- e---r..es being Max Goldberg and
tsu-7-e L@v!ne-
-y-s, -o-r- adjourned late yester-
=,,. -.-e-7oua until $50 O'Clock tins
-..----- oz-- OF the evidence for the
.-,sac-,.ua had bean introduced in
zee -es- Il State vs. DR. Edward c.
--,--,s- = V5nsiow. an Indictment
.-.--5 x he grand jury al the jan
.--r -e--n lasr for mansiaughter in
ary;-- me death Of Miss Beraice q.
-.s.-a- u Clinton, aged &c years. by
-7z.-s = II alleged illegal operation.
-. - .yp=c.ed that the trial VIII con-
-.--s eroCEn Today anu part Of Sat
-cz~
ant A--u-aey Walter IL San
49, 4I.7ars as counsel for the State
wr-i= y Hooper IS represented by
sz-.rtc-1ay General William P Pat
z-rzn j his CITY and Charles W
..--ls7- ana Mark J. Bartlett Of Wa
.t---'i=
jury Enpanaied
-r-; Hane n shortly after ;
1-s ma he Work of enpanal-
Continued o1 Page 17-Coi. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
RAIL REBELS
Refused Rights Of Sen
iori-y by Erie Road
3roua u 5oo Turned Down When
-nsy isis, on Being Taken Back
5ouy-u Itimstum Holds with
7'aces .or individuals Only

,ew rork. april - Coincidenr
-... che -epor-ed decision today of
sre-1. thousand strikers not TO re-
IL work. the Erie Railroad to-
-.s.. reused 20 take back 500 in
--gz-.sf who came 10 the Jersey
-.~ ards II ! body. The strikers
-sis-e1 -hsy ne gwen their old jobs
7I-1.-; -oSs u seniority, but the
mas officials held % the terms Of
-l- ll:.r2atun ana informed them
LIZ places were open 10 them only
s -1-77duaIs- Their request re-
-@z@d. hes r-lke-s then left the
VS. suggested by the road that
. 80 strikers did not wish the old
IN o .ose their seniority they
--s,- 2s-nlt the-n 10 be the first 70
-eE's-s- 1or work. But the strikers
'-r-e;az o tins plan.
,.z-.-o41 officials III various New
@-ssr criminals tonight declared
c1---lons were fast becoming nor
l.. -14c suburban train schedules
nag most bean restored; freight
vas improving daily and that
II -ce- were returning 20 work in
ma groups.
% S4li-o2d General Managers
.@s -e1orted today II was firm IN
i ana c1at he strikers must re-
- IS 2e7v men and only those who
+c'sF,able 20 the roads will be
-as- -zlk.
danteI. the association s
'e@=sI1a1, saId he looks for the
-r-@e @ burn Itself out before the
- q. -ae week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
NAMES RIGHTS
As to Water Power Be
ing Guarded
Senator F4aie and Maine Delegation
in Conferences with, Water Power
Bill conferees at Washington -
Believed Changed Bill viii Not
Jeopardize Maine Flights

SPECIAL 70 Keanebec JouraaI)
Washington. April % United
States Senator Frederick Hale. yes
1eryiay arranged 4 conference 70 take
Up with conferees for the water
power bill the protection OF Names
interests. The conference took
place in the committee on conference
room and Senator Jones Of Wash
iagtor. chairman Of the c1nferees.
presided Beside the Maine deIega-
ron present were Senators Lodge
Moses Keyes and Calder. The case
was presented by Senators Lodge
ana Hale and Congressman White Of
Maine The question affecting the
Maine water powers has been the
construction Of the definition 'aavi
gable waters" Although the confer
euce was executive YET il was learn
ed after the hearing that the case
mad bean strongly presented anu
that serious objection mad been made
20 the Senate amendment relative
% navigable waters. From what can
be learned following the conference
Il IS believed that a change viii be
made in the bill and that the legGs-
laIion viii not interfere with Maine
water power rights
For the past week Senator Hale
has bean unt-r-ng IN his efforts 70
get the Conferees 70 grant a hearing
10 those Interested IN the bill anu
very effort viii be made by the
Maine delegation IN Congress 10
safeguard the interests Of the State
n this legislation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

The disturbance that was central
Wednesday night off Cape Cod moved
eastward beyond the neid Of onserTa-
tiua
The outlook is for cloudy, snuwezy
weather Friday n the North Atlantic
states. followed by fair weather On
Saturday. The temperature will rise
Friday and tail SATURDAY IN View Eng
Land and eastern View York
Winds: North Of Sandy Hook. strong
south shifting TO west winds. showers:
Sandy Hook 10 Hatteras- fresh and
strong south shifting TO west winds.
showers followed by clearing weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Bangor Woman
Held as Dope Peddler

C2lAl.. Ne. April 2--harsed with
having narcotic drugs n her possession.
Mrs. Leslie Goodrich also known as
Mrs Leslie N. Wainwright. claiming
Bangor as he- residence. was arrested
today ~ Customs Inspector Harry
ellis.
She IS alleged TO os I member II one
Of several gangs Of drag snuEg.e-s
whose operations between Canada and
Maine are being Investigated by federal
officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
New York Clothiers
Announce Big Cut
in Clothing Prices

New York. April. 2-0ne Of View
Yorks large ready-to-wear clothing
houses. n advertising today reductions
% SS1.59 in the prices IF suits ana over
coats ranging as nigh as sS5. and rednc-
lions 70 $3.50 on those priced Al nigh
as So. announced ttIe drop Is D deiih-
crate curling Of our own profit fur the
purpose Of helping the movement %
force down the hga cost IF clothing.
Thousands Of New Eorkers reading
The announcement contemplated what
tie profits AZ original prices mist have
been
The advertisement was 5s-ded: WAY
wear overalls?" and explained the re-
ducc;on vas the firms contribution 20
the national drive ID CHI the hIga ccst
Of clothing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Mob Seeks Life
Confessed Slayer
Year-Old Girl

IndianapoIis, IND. April "a mob
estimated al approximately so men
gathered early this evening at the Ma
ron county all and il IS believed that
an attempt vii De made % lyncn VII
lam Ray. Coiured. VINO confessed early
this morning 70 ne murder OF 1i-year-
Odd Martha Z III On Monday evening. All
the police reserves have been caIIed for
guard duty.
TIE first arrest was MADE II $50
O'Clock when nan giving MS name as
Jonn ellison. 10 yaars old, IS said %
have attacked one Of the. pztrutrnea
guarding the all The police officers at
tempted TO dispense the mob but their
numbers increased steadily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
PUSSYFoOT BACK
r e turns from Dry
Campaign in England
Predicts Prohibition in british Isles
Within Ten Years-Thinks Other
Countries Will Follow U. s. Lead
IN less Time-5ack 20 London in
September

New York. April 22.-wuliam
z tPussyfoot) Johnson Of WEBSTER
Vile Ohio. returned here today
from Liverpool on the steamer
View York after literally having gwen
an eye In an attempt TO make Eng
and dry. The cr-asading agent Of the
American Anti saloon League was
met by j host Of prohibition advo-
Gates.
Success Of the prohibition move
ment in this count-v encouraged The
league 10 begin work IN Europe ana
last year Johnson was detailed to
open an Office N London. There he
soon made i known that a rigorous
movement was on foot 70 make the
British Isles dry" and public upin-
ION as expressed through the daily
and periodical press. ridiculed him.
His nick name soon was discovered
and editorial writer's and cartoonisfs
popuiarized IL throughout England
Last November he WIS mobbed"
by London medical students who
paraded MN through the Streets on a
ral. In the struggle which preceded
his a missile struck him N the eve
and --Iptured an eyebzIl. Infection
set n an an operation removed the
eye Johnson 81 once ordered a glass
eye ami wrote the students he had
enjoyed their lark and entertained no
lard feelings
From that moment the tide IF pub
lie opinion turned The press and
people IN the street called him
good sport" and IN the place OF ridi-
cuie johnson found respect and ad
niration for his good nature anu
resoiute spirit.
King George expressed regret over
The 'ragSinE" of him.
Since he lost his eve. Johnson has
visited IN the interest of prohibition.
southern france, Paris. Coppenha-
gen and AlEie-s.
Johnson continued his anti saloon
work on the steamer coming home
by addressing the cabin AMI sTeerare
passengers. He said n his Euro
pean ami north African travels he
had got As Tar as the desert Of Ss-
nara before he found a real dry
country.
Mr.. Johnson predicted that Eng
land would have prohibition INSIDE
OF ten years and he further stated
that other countries would follow
(cortinucc on Page Column y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
LOwden Gets
% of Illinois
Votes In Convention

Des Aolnes. April 22-InStructions
70 cast - Of iowa's 2s votes at the
Republican National convention for
Governor z. o. L0wden for president
were given here today by the Re
publican State convention and dis
trict caucuses. No instructions were
given The other four delegates BY
their districts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Laundry Workers
Win Raise in
Paw at Portland

Portland. Ne. April The strike
Of the laundry workers II this city,
affecting three establishments vas set
Lied lodz-. The workers will oe given
an increase IN wages ANA improved
working conditions. agreeing % abandon
the demand for closed ship About
IL workers were ztecred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
THU RSDAY MEMBERSHIPS
Individual

Association Postuffce Clerks. A par
ker Belt 3. E Bither. A. W Brooks.
Marguerite Brooks Joseph CadareLte-
LYMAN Cheraowsky. MAJOR CHARTS z
Davis Albert D0slie, Frank & Far
rtnEtOl. Fremont g Fletcher. Lester
Fart. Miss Alberta Eeald. Hon. Charles
; Sichb0T1. Amos Higgins. Hon. z. O.
h-nsznan. Joseph Rirschner. Lacasse *
Ne3ilellx- r ". Lee. Thomas Leigh.
son Brothers. z ". Plaisted. Erwin NJ.
Rouse. Melvin e Sawtelle. Kate shan
non. Guy H Smith, Ralph W Smith.
Raymond = Smith. E. y. Eetr. E. 3.
y ashbuT1. WesserunseIt Garage Co.
Nathan Weston and Levi =. Williams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
| Underwood and
hitchcock Seek
Senate Leadership

'-s-.r2--on. April CA Joint cal
~ -ocIs OF democratic senators
'- 2@.- next Tuesday TO consider
~ +H--tn Of an administration
S-sT rs .ssued today by Senators
F211 ana Hitchcock, rival
1-ts-a-.s tcr the Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Milo, Maine. Man
Takes Own Life in
Village Cemetery

Mo. Ne, April 2-NIllian q. Burns.
e Of TINS town. sick and despundent,
went 70 the village cenete-- today ana
killed himself by shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
TAxSTOCK DEALS
For Soldiers Bonus
House G. O. P. Plan
Levy on final Sales. New income
Assessment ana IS Per Cert. In
crease IN Tobacco Tax also Pro-
posed-Au Four Would Sc Ef-
fective Two Years ana Yield ABOUT
s15o. 100000

Washington. April 22-The fght
against Ievying 4 sales tax 70 raise
part Of the money for soldier relief
legislation was taken today to the
door Of the House
Amid applause Of the Democrats
Representative Henry T Rainey
Democrat. Illinois. charged that Re
pubiicans were attempting 10 buy
the soldier vote" with the promise of
81 - Z day 5ouns-" The applause
quickly shifted 20 the other side
when Representative Tfncaer. Re
publican. Kansas. retorted thar the
Democratic esp0usai Of a retroactive
war port1ts tax was designed solely
70 catch votes"
Meanwhile the Republican members
Of the ways and means committee
had agreed tentatively OF four forms
of taxes for raising q. 90, eoa, 900 in
the next two years. While the sales
Tax was accepted by these commit
reemen- added oposit;un 10 II was
said to have developed. though Re
publican leaders doubted whether II
would be eliminated as a revenue
price getting scheme. Three other
lev;es tentatively accepted by the
committee were TAX ON al stock
exchange transactions equal TO the
amount If the brokers commission.
fcsntinued cs Pane -cei. 3,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY AND WARMER

Nor-he ana southern View England
ana ezsse-1 New YORK: Cloudy and
warmer with probably showers Friday;
SATURDAY fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Forecast for Boston ana vicinity:
Cloudy ana warmer with probable
showers FridA3 SATURDAY. fair, strong
south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

journal Want Ads gst wfnf they
30 sftsr. The cast TO you 10 small
indesd when you employ the Want
Ad to business building for you.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-02

Bay View Bath House open
for business. One block
north Hotel Giles ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
NEGRO IS CAPTURED
Icn s2,t00 worth Of Morphine and
Cocaine Under car seat After
Arrest on Liquor Charge

e. r Smithoy a negro arrested on
the Santa Zee train Yesterday morn
ing by Deputy United states Marshal
Henry Lowry of Burtlesvillc. IN pos
session of liquor win also be con.
PEELED to face an additional charge of
possession OF narcotics IN violation OF
the ilarrigpu law Smithoy entered
a plea uf not guilty Ia the former
charge at his arroignmcnt yesterday
before &. l.. Nsucey. United states
commissioner and was committed 90
til under bond OF $1,000 for pre-
linminnrN hcariug
Lowry bringing v. II Manning
from BartlrsVIilc to Tulsa on liquor
charge, discovered tho liquor n pos
session of Smithcy and arrested the
latter After the coach. occupied by
SmithcN had been cut out In this
city W \, Hylauder, car foreman
IN the local Santa Fc yards found la
bottles Of morphine and eight bottles
of cocaine, valued at S2,l00 under
the seat occupied by SmithcN llo
turned th" narcotics over TO q. "
Monroe special AGENT OF the railroad.
who IN turn delivered 1t 20 the local
federal officers
Manning brought from Baltlcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
RECITAL TODAY
OPEN TO PUBLIC
Program viii Bc Render
ed at the First Chris
tian Church
NEW LEADER DIRECTS
Ernest pragg Stamm VIII lie
Assisted by the Pastor,
Rev. Meade Dutt

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