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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
sIeA ST. BUEN TRABAJO

Una fuerza de dpce g ounce pri-
sioneros del Ia Ingtitucion Penal
deI estado. ba5o la direction del Ma
vordomo Nicolas Sena hace tempo
u Sc estan ocupando en- ei trana-
10 de las Gales de de Ciudad ae
Santa re. La partida sin dnda que
han hecho buen trabaao. mientras
cue ellos tienen un territoilo grande
III cubrir y unas mejoras tremendas
Sc hachan de yer en- muchas DE las
GALES. v la parte de abaSQ de ia
Caile de Palacio Sc ha ~rellenadu, se
han ouitadu y sacado las piedrAs, Sc
han arrastrado muy bien y Bastante
trabaio de anivelacion pc han com
lpletado y las aguas BE han deeyiaqo
de las Gales. Sena ha dado nm ira
baio muy ~eficiente como mayofdomo'
con I'm salario de 10000 por cada
mes. La ciudad tambien has tenido
que pagan Dor e servielp ~
~giafdias, dos hOp1Dres que arreah
las trocab. v Dor IA gasoline que Sc
consume. Las e0pensas totales nan
llegado a cerca de $4,000 Dor mes.
81 Sc pagarA por los seryicios &c
ia doce h0mbfeB, costaffan apfoxi'
madamente Ia suma-zde fnodQ que
ia ciidad. nara tod6s fines & ihtentos
ha estado baeahdo $50O.OO pof 81 mes,
contra de $4,000 que Sc le dan a
ella. De modo que es n PROPOSE
cion de acknowledgements qqe ma.
Militia a la cindad de consegtni 81
vaior de dos pesos en- trabaios poi
m neso@ sin este ttabajO las ca
lies estariAn sImplemente antransita'
bies. AZ At
bros del ayuntamlento, que pc entisn.
de puramente con Ell tfapa10 &c laH
GALES, Sc siente muy ancloso qus
81 trabajo siga continuandose, nepa
do 4 one los insfesos de Ia ciudau
estan muy criticos, de d~escohtinuar
il fraba1o d d~eshacerse de los guar
alas III Nue9o Mexicano cree que
tndo esfnerzo possible Sc debia dc ma
car no mas para retener estos nom
mas f~rAbaiando, pero tambien baJo
ma annervisioh intelligence; y 10
cdrfito "a de ii adelante 81 81 ira
bsio como se esta ahora catninando.
Esta la priinera vez que I'm atenta'
n. aistemAtico y continue g esta
bacsendo para mantener las calies
on buen ofdeh. Santa re esta aho.
"A entrando en- 81 estacloh ma pea.
n4da. con IN nekucio de vialantes
ane Ia duebrado 81 reetstfo que e.
hIen ~Dfospecto, mas de media aoce.
IA de excufbiones Que vienen 2 y
capstaI. cuIminando en- el Otono con
ii Fiesta. qne sin duda traera gran
multItud de visitantes q "a ciudaa'
Akora tenemos Ia. o~portunidad &c o.
tsaer Il trabajo de esos homRres Il
bre. cualduieta otra ciqeaa en-
ii estado bFincaffa luego q tomafio
' este trkbajo debefia de mantenef'
80 sin intermision. 81 es que Yen
amo oue pasaf el sombrerc para
sostener los gastos.
ST eli impuesto de c~apitaciQn por
trahaio de caminos en- la ciudad es
nropiamente colectado por e olici-
"a del Collector de impuestos Del CON
dado deberia a 10 menos DE traer
uno $4,000. que seria euiciepte'
nara mantenes esta escuadra de HON
bres Dor varios meses. Proponemos
oue uno colectacion Immediate de es.
te impuesto, y de 81 uso inmealato
MARI mantener esta fuerza dc trapa-
iadores en- las Gales. Seria desafor.
tunado que el aypntamiento qescon-
tinuara este trabaio q Ia presente'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
kt peesIbENTE De IA LEGION
EEcOeNTRk So MUERTE pE6lpo
liN eHouOE be MOTORS ESTAN
Dos nERiDos

80
Indianapolis, md Junio e.LLa
m0efle del Cofonel F. ". Galbraeh,
comandante Ell 5efe De Ia Legion
Americana, que accidentalmente fue
causada de mahana esta manana, pu-
% lamentaeion q todas las guafhlcio-
hes de Ia Legion Americana por toda
Ia nacioh.
Henry j.. Ryan de indianapolis, d.
rector de Ia Comlsion del Americans
mo de IA Legion y Milton J, Fore
man, de Chicago del Comite Nacionai
fuefon laatimados pero no s~eriainen-
te. cuahdo Ell automobil en- que los
tres andaban, Sc ~desbarranco en- I'M
Dresipicio. Despues de On tempo Sc
halo uue 81 ST. Foreman habfa SUI
frido q~ueBraduras en- el craneo, en- su
espalda y en- los hombfos. Sc halla
ed dho condlcion muy setia en- 81 hos
pitai.
Los atendlentes del hospital. dicen
Que desde el Academic Ell ST. Ryan
Ia estado ~histerIco
Los restos del Sr9Galbraith Sc re-
moyeran d Cincinnati para que sas
.restos sean sepultados, tan mego CO.
mo Sc hagan los arreglas conyenien-
ties.
F16 electo c0mandante De genera
de Ia legion Americana, en- "a conven-
cion tenlda en- Septiembre pasado en-.
Cleveland. Naci6 en- WATERFOWL Are
shall. Mass.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

La c0l1l1i01 De mpuestQQ ae taea.
clones, fednci6 IA aFaluaci0n en- los
~terrenos de pasteo I'M venticinco nor
cIenfo, despues de nabef DIDO protes-
tas que la ~avaluacion era mas pesada
enc Ia industria y cria de ganaao
mayor pDdfA neyaf y On desastfe re-
aultaria q no ser que 81 aiiyio Sc les
hefnlka.
IS caleula qne Ia reduction eorta-
rfa observation-disclosures SiQ. 0Q0, 900 de
Abfos tasaelon pero He con
fieEde Due NO ea debef ue 2a CO.
nlislah. az ehcontraf cor los MetoF
de Ia iee siasola sine due aselaf 81
FAiar de III latad.
Rsb shtahteB de hob daedo5 he
tsFreAos ha baseo pef6h una re
bAM AZ as ~ p5f eIenfo.
a8befhadof anterior HaB6flnan,
aNs fe1feBenl aha a f0s d1en0s de ~
ffenbs IDS tadfe6s 0ios
hebeF. Ae naoteaf tohdoS par
lB8 c0AtoA ADMINISTRATORS be es el
Hebef III III tomialoh, Ea uebeF ue.
baaB az lev de- es ldetefminar el va
l0f de Ia propieqaA pare tAsaeAonss.
ia coMisloh ho dabeflA Aeteaer pon.
clebkud menEe 3 SIN ciencla el zen
timlent6 de hacef. 1as. .doA parties en-
cohtfaFs8 como FL motive culfAlntao'
6at4 e8ta 4pcl3ns
Ia Idea de la legIslatdfA e. pa
"a Adf1rssaf desenbolsoa y de hacer
AR~f0biacIoneB al extent6 odde 81 pne'
. BID debe de reporter y lmponerse 81
thf,af 08 bfoTeef al dinero para en-
42etrgaFfaa IA CONDITION. de esta0o,
III comiBloh de estaQo acepta este
-cafGa. 81 All 10 Hdmlten1 y que 81
ana Ia fesbonsabllidAd, ed Ia rata
II Ia connjaion y no de ia leg1slatnra'
81 Ia comlpion. acepta esta carKa, Bus
accioneB deberan sci iufipidas POI
all habefIo acceptable en- IN mode gus
se escape da I'm aporcionamiento jas
e y e~dditativo y vigllA para que q
*Aine foda ciase de propiedad, POI
TODD ID due bneda hoportaE
Reclama, 81 Que sefla menos seT1o
es. estad0 a~uspendiera "a bago d
sus ohligaciones, por sells meses . n
ano. que 10 que fuefa para 81 estado
de afrempuiar las industries MAJ
krandea q la pared, en- imponer una
fasacion insopQrtabIe. El ahadio gu
Ia inuu1tfAo ceto 2 oH
Sc.
Isl tai suspension de gastos y 81 81
aeotan por complete Las realas ma
ciendasZes Il dnico modo de impre
sionaf 4 Ia ~leglslatprA y az pueblo
de Ia necealdad absolute de reduci
sus desenboisos-paFa una dlsminu
cion actual y no t~eoretlca -eAtoncel
est6g aeg1Fo qde tal Contamination, q
Ala due d~evotamente Sc desea," dijo 81
IN c~untiendn que estado practica
4 mente ha valaadd sus terrenos d
bAsteo 4 iii peso, 81 arfehtamiento pc
cinco centavos. La ~valuacion en- ava
REQ Dor terrenos de ~particulas, diJ'
81. en- ell lado del %oriente a 70 me
nos era $685. rs nhhy probable, adm
rs 81. Que i6s teFfenos de los part
culares serian de mas vaior, apero 4
dIscflmihacion no era tan grand,
tonno las fentas del estado ihdicaban
Dii0 81 QUE ma de dos; 0 que Ell e.
tado h6 estaba reclBlendo rentas ade
I. budas D que los terrenos de los y
Il diSiduos Be les estaban poniend'
unos lmpuestos de tasaciones gran
disimos.
Ia reduction de diez por ciento Pc
"a tefrenos maios. se dej0 como eI
taba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
Yea nueStroS aviSos
GANANCIAS PARA ACENTE
ACTV0S

Buenaa utIIldades Vcnddendo Am
pltficsciones Al oleo, Pastel, sepla,
Aguada France6a, cray6n, aei como
cnadros Reilgiosos, FotogfafTat %.
madaa del Natural, VlstaB y EsterOs-
copioss
Z PIda nusatro eatAIooo en- sspahoi.
Consolidated Portrait & Frame Co
Green a Fulton streets,
Chicago, Illinois
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
PUEBLO FL CENTRIC INDUSTRIAL
be COLORADO

pueblo, Colorado. cast TODD mum.
dado Dor las ~creelentes ha sido la
mado Ell "Pittsburg del Poniehte7
81 sobre nombre sugiere IN fetrato
grafico de la ciudad. para aQuellos
oue estan famlliafizados con un Ia
gar de f~undiciones y plahteIes de HE.
rro y acero y planteles de calderas,
tales i~nstituciones de concrete g
industrial. Situada en- un vale gran.
dIoso al lado oriente de las Mon.
tahas Rocallosas. y en- ambos lados
del RIO Arkansas. o en- CASTELAR,
Mapeshtel a Ia iunta del rio Fopn-
tam. Pueblo es una locaclon natural
para IN centric grtnde de fetroca-
rrii y un centro buehfhimo para ne
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

que n rendicion, de las condolences
desagradables del descuido y mala adj
ministracion, que ha caraeterizado 81
maneip del gobierno, de IN problema
desabilitado, que no sera impossible
debajo de esta mediday"
Los mfembfos de Ia legion Sc les
pfde supiiquen a los miembros de sus
estadDs de votar encontfa de esta en-
mienda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

dente de la socledad de extencion de
Ia fglesia en- Chicago rue de mucha
ayuda a las numerosas misiones en-
este estado. Mnchos miles de dolares
Use fuefon dadps, para construir igles
Bias, v capiIlas a Nuevo Mexico, qne
conocio 81 gran poder de ciertos dis
trietos. de la arquidiocisis de Santa
Re, y fu6 muy. gener0so en- ayudos
|cuando Sc Ie pidieron.
III Arzobigpo muS probablemente
partira esta noche.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
BIdncOS Lc0dlcS
en- ESpdn0l

PonemOs a continuation una lzta de los blancos que tenemos
en- espahoL junto con Ell tamaho de Cada uno para que So
pan el precio. Los precios son segdn Ell tarhaho del blanco.
Auto de Arresto, IA pliegO. naH8
Auto de Prisi6n, IA plego. W
Declaration Jurada, la piego.
Uita de Juices de Paz Ia pliego.
Certificate de Nombramientc, IA pliego.
Fianza Official 10 plego.
Fianza Official y Juramento, IL pIiego.
Fianza para Guardar la Paz, 12 piego.
Contrato de Partdo, 10 pliegO.
Escrtura de Renuncia, 10 plego.
Documento Garantizado, IL piego.,
Documento Garantizado, extensa fOrrha enteFa, enterO
plieeo. fN
Hpoteca de Bienes Muebles, 12 plegos
Certificate de Matrimonio, 10c cada uno.
Formula de Enumeration, IL piego.
Doeunento Sin Garantia, ~ pliego.
Notas-Obligaciones 25c por So
Libros de Recibos Supervisors, de Carnincs, SO en- un h
bro, 25c. fRae4N
Noieia de Asesores de Asesariento, 100 en- IN Ibro, 25c.
Libros de Recibos de Capitaci6n, so en- IN librc, 25c.
Noticia de Asesores de Asesamisnto, 100 en- un iIbro, TOO.
APPLICATION por Hcencia de Matrimonio, IL pliego.
Certificate de Muerte, IA pliego.
Certmeado dc Nacimiento, IA pliego.
Juez de Paz, Repertoire Criminal y Civil, $3.50.
Carta de venta-La MareA Registrado del VendedOr Lii
bro, pr cada uno, 25c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

.alArmh, 16fQua le fiebre ito, es VaA
facil de barar Que la ~diptAaria, SIM
plemente manteni6ndose fibre de los
pipes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

Avsamos a nuesros lectores que en- 10 f0uuro no envIaFenos
c. Q. D. baneos legaIes. Las ordenes deben venn aconpanadas de
su nmporte. Los bIancos legaes Sc venden a Sc rsda uDo. . ? por
10 celtayOs. Los Dc tanano chico se vehden a IS rentavOss docenae
y los CRADLES 1 s. csntavos doceha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

AvAkUhcioN nE TERRENos Oh
PA8fEQ REp0cIpos vENTIcu
20 pok ciENfo PoR la coME
SION De IMPUEsros pE EsTApo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
uN iNplVlbbo pE OHIO So NOM.
BRA coMtSioNAbo De IA PRO
HlBlcloh
nav haios BE HMsbofo BE Nom6rs
Como Jsft sseo por q Pfeaidents
Harding.

washington, Junio fO.-se hnuhci6
formaimente e nombramiento de
Roy Hams de HlIeboro. ohio, Editor
como IN comisionsdo general De la
prohibition nacional 81 que fuf hecho
boy en- "a Casa Blanca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

100 Blancos surtidos Sc daran por el precio de 100
'ToDAs LAS oRDEEEs DEBEN vEEIR A~CoMPANADAs'
DE So HEPoRTE: NO MANDAMos ORDENEs 9. o, D.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

La kdfhilloh de- ~idlpuest61 de taea.
clones, fednci6 ID a~Faluacion en- I6s
terrenos de pasteo un venticinco nor
cIenfo, despues de haBef DIDO protes-
tas que la ~avaluacion era mas pesada
enc Ia industfia y GRID de ganadO|
mayor p0dfa nevaF y On desastfe re-
sultaria 4 no ser que 81 aiivio Sc les
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

Ponemos a continuation una lizta de los blancos que tenerOz
en- espahcl, iunto con Ell tamahO de cada uno para que Sc
pan 81 precio. Los precios son segin Ell tamano del blanco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Trinity Commandery, X. T.
InStalls It's Officers

Trinity Commandery, Knights
Templar, held recently it's annual in
stallation of officers, the following
being installed for the ensuing year:
Eminent Commander, Melvin II. Sim
mons; generalissimo, Louville w.
Written; captain general, John c.
Arnold: senior warden, r. Crawford
McIlroy; junior warden, Frank E.
Southard; prelate, L. Elwood Jones;
treasurer. Will A. Hilton; recorder,
Albert M. Pingree; standard bearer.
D. Saunders Patterson: sword bearer.
Arthur r. Fish; warden. Harold M
Stone; armorer and sentinel, Lemuel
d. Hardwood. The officers were in
stalled by Rt. En-. Sanford l.. Fogg
assisted by En-. Charles r. Chase as
grand marshal, and the ceremony
was carried out in a very impressive
manner. A banquet was served at
the close of the installation. There
were large number of visiting
Knights present. A pleasing feature
of the occasion was the presentation
of a past commanders jewel to Past
Commander George F. Giddings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Sunday School Supt.
EntertainS Teachers
Methodist Primary Dept.

a quiet but pleasant get-together of
the teachers of the primary depart
ment of the Green Street Methodist
church, this city, was held at the
home Of the department superinten-
dent, Mrs. Lottie Kerr, Saturday eve
ming, the occasion beng in honor of
Marjorie Norton, who is soon to leave
to take up training in nursing in the
Newton hospital at Newton Lower
Falls, Mass. The evening was passed
in d literary way and with music. ac-
companied by Thelma Tobey, and re-
freshments of ice cream and cake wei @
served.
The color scheme of the dining room
was green. white and lavender worked
out III potted plants and crepe paper,
producing the effect of a garden by
moonlight, and was pronounced by all
present as most effective and charm
ing Ice cream and dainty decorated
cakes were served. 1t was after the
refreshments and while yet in the din
ing room that the guest Of honor, Miss
Norton. was presented with n solid gold
cross and chain i'll behalf of the teach
erS with whom She had been aSsOcia ted
in Sunday school work for the past
four years.
The presentation was made by Mrs.
u. w. Wright in few we'll chosen
words embodying the best wishes of
all in the future success of her new
vocation.
Miss Norton although completely
surprised and nonplussed for the mo-
ment soon rallied to the occasion and
expressed her profound appreciation~of
the love and esteem which was given
TO her.
1t was a late hour when the guests
went home feeling that they had
passed very pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
LADIES' ORCHESTRA
Gives Splendid Concert Easter Sun
day at Vesper Service at All Souls
Church

An especially pleasing musical pro-
gram was given by the Minnie NJ
Dennis Ladies' Orchestra, assisted by
the church organist, Scion Purinton,
at the vesper service Sunday after
noon at the All Souls Unitarian
church. The entire program of selec-
tions was most appropriate for E,as-
ter and this newly formed musical
organization made fine impression
at its first public appearance. Rev.
Paul S. Phalen, pastor of the church,
gave a short address at the service.
The musical numbers played by the
orchestra included the following:
March Pontiticale" (Ch. Gounod) ;
"Minuet in c." IL. Won Beethoven);
III Trovatore," &C. Verdi; Flight
Of Birds" wv. NJ. Rice. The orches-
ira is made up OF the best musical
talent of the city with Frank A. Den
his as director. The members are:
Niolins--Mrs. Lou Fiynt, Mrs Free
man Burr, Miss Irene Tetreault
Miss Fannie Slosberg, Miss Jennie
Miller, Miss Nclma Briggs; cellos-
Miss Margaret White and Mrs
Ernest Hill: saXaphone-Miss Bertha
Merrill; comets Miss Margaret
Ramsdell and Mrs. Mae Dearborn;
trombone - Miss Carrie Bradford;
piano-Miss Jessie Alexander
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28

regular assembly at Cony High school
this morning, speaking on the subject
of Advertising" This is one of a
series of weekly addresses given by
authorities on.the different subjects In
vocational guidance, q special course
recently inaugurated by Principal
Quimby. Captain Hart is a speaker OF
ability, familiar with his subject and
possesses much personal magnetism.
His discourse will no doubt prove ex-
ceedingly interesting.
Professor Henry Pennypaci<er of
Harvard University is expected IN this
city the last of the present week and
on Friday will address the students of
Cony High school on the subject Of
College Examination and Phivi-
leges."
The Student Council of Cony High
school at a recent meeting voted to
purchase an enlarged picture Of for
mer Principal Fred Nash, which will
be put up in the office at the school
building.
No session of school was held at
Cony High on Friday. Sessions were
omitted for the purpose of giving the
members of the faculty the opportunity
Of attending the Maine principals con-
ference and banquet at Lewiston. Most
Of the teachers attended.
Miss Alice Spaulding of the COM
mercial department at Cony High
school passed Friday and Saturday
visiting the public schools at Water
Vile and Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Social Club Meetings

The Woman'S Club of the United
Baptist Penney Memorial church will
meet with Mrs. II. II. Brown at the
parsonage this evening. The mem
bcrs are to attend the meeting pre-
pared to sew.
Out of respect to the memory of
Mrs. John d. Myrick, the meeting of
the Claiming Guild will be omitted
this week.
The Women's League of the Congre-
gational church will meet at $50 this
afternoon with Mrs. Z. S. Gedney, 40
Pearl street.
The Wonan's Board of the Congre-
gational church will meet this after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. Frank
Adams of Church street.
The last recital of the Cecilia Club
will be held Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock at Library hall. This recital
will be given by the members.
The Murray Alliance will meet Mon
day afternoon at $50 in the vestry
Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Guild
Mrs. Gould Stewart will act as host
eS SeS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Temperance Day
for Maine Schools

This sounds like another Interrupt
ZION or regular routine work in
SCHOOLS but 1T is not. A bill under this
ute mas been reported fought to
pass" by the committee on Education
OF the Legislature. is on it's way 10
passage and its proponents expect it
will become a law. Instead of a holt
day, the bill calls for As minutes on
the Friday nearest March 1st in
which some attention shall be given
to the history of Prohibition and the
Prohibitory Law. That this instruc-
ton shall be uniform, the bill stipu-
lates that a program shall go out
from the department of Education of
the State.
The bill is really law enforce
ment measure. 1t is generally con-
ceded that the greatest factor in Sc
curing National Prohibition was the
scientific temperance instruction
given in the public schools during the
past 40 years. 1t is easily recognized
that the avenue through which
great reform has developed is the
avenue through which this reform
can best be maintained. The pro-
ponents of this bill hold that the
study Of the history of Prohibition
and the Prohibitory Law will incul-
cate in boys and girls who are soon to
be men and women, a conviction of
the necessity of enforcement of the
18th Amendment to the federal Con-
stitution. The crying need today is
enforcement of law.
To be sure the paucity of As min
utes during the whole school year
for such an important item Of in
struction will appeal to some minds.
However, since it will follow in all
grades and down through the whole
school course, the object will doubt
less be reached. Fourteen other
states have recognized the impor-
lance of this and have established a
temperance program in their, schools.
The Maine bill has the hearty sup
port OF the State superintendent of
schools, of the federal enforcement
commissioner, of leading educators
over the State, and of the education
al organizations.
ALTHEA G. QUIMBY,
State Pres. Maine w. c. T. U.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
Smoke Too Much !?
Let NiC0t0l
Help You Quit

DO you smoke too much? Thou
sands of men do and know 1t. They
want to smoke less or quit altogether
but will not punish themselves to en-
dure the craving that follows leaving
of Such men need Nicotol which
kills the craving and makes cutting
down the use of tobacco or quitting
altogether easy and pleasant Nico-
tol cures the craving for tobacco,
tones up the nerves and keeps YOU
feeling fine and fit. Go to any drug
giet for a package of. Nicotol tablets
sold under a steel-bound guarantee Of
satisfaction or money refunded.
Note: Ask your druggist what
others say about the wonderful power
OF Nicotol to break the tobacco habit.
He knows, and hs can be trusted to
tell you the full truth--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28
TRINITY COMMANDERY
EASTER SERVICE

The Easter service for the members
of Trinity Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, was held at $50 Sunday after
noon at the Winthrop Street Univer-
salist church and proved very inspir-
ing. There was large attendance of
Sir knights. Musical numbers by the
Temple quartet. composed of w. P.
Berry, w. +. Cross. A. w. Morton and
l.. l.. Dolliver, We're given in very
plea sing and effective manner.
Rev A. Francis Walch, pastor of the
church, gave a fine sermon on Me
topic The Templar's Easter" He
pointed out that Easter day is like a
mount of vision, from its vantage
ground we look off to great possibili-
ties and the confirmation of great
hopes. Easter is the oldest festival
day OF the Christian church. Long be-
fore the disciples celebrated Christ's
birth they held his resurrection in
special commemoration. Easter is the
festival of life triumphant and end
less. The Easter message is the chal-
length of faith and is the most ire
mendous fact that ever engages the
thought OF mankind.
Easter has it's special word to the
Templar teaching him that life is the
one unconquered force of the world,
bursting all the bonds of physical,
material power and proclaiming the
spirit victorious and eternal The
thought of Immortality has it's value
in the most ordinary affairs of life,
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satisfaction that nothing can DESTROY.
1t is only the man who has entered
into the largeless of the thought that
he is to live forever who has learned
how to live for one single day.