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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
GILBERT MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Harold hayward, Pastor
Rev. Loucille Hayward.

rev. kOUC11t0 nSyWSSUs
Assistant
To-day we begin Youth Month.
GAS am. Sunday School. Al
len Walton, Gen. Supt.
Mary Greathouse and Eleanor
Ellis will have charge OF the
Adult Worship.
HOO am. The Church at Wor-
ship.
Invocation by K. Weinberg
Respo nsive Reading by
George Craft.
Scripture Reading by Mary
Greathouse.
Pastors Youth Sermon theme:
"Adventuring with Jesus"
The Communion of the Lords
Supper will be observed.
3 pm. Mass Meeting in the
Highland Park Baptist Church.
DR.. w. Woodbury. will be the
speaker.
$50 pm. The Senior B.Y.P.U.
Mrs. v. w. Marston will speak
on evangelism"
The intermediate Group led
by the Service Commission.
7:30 pm. Evening Worship.
Young People will assist the
pastor
Song Leader Eleanor Ellis
Scripture Reading Aoma
Craft.
Invocation by Florence Craft.
Solo, by Ann Starner.
Trio by K. Weinberg. Eleanor
Ellis and Eloise LaCroix.
Pastors Sermon thence
"Some Baptist Adventurers."
Monday through Thursday .
conference on Personal Vista
ton at the Highland Park Bap-
list Church will be attended by
. large group Of the Young PED
pie.
Friday. Church Night arrang-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
ZION EVANGELICAL
Rev. Jacob Wuliman, Pastor

Sermon: 10 am. In German
first Sunday Of the month: In
English, remainder.
Women's Guild: Meets dryt
Wednesday Of the month.
Missionar:, society: Meets sec.
ond Wednesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST
81 Broadway Street
MoSut Clemens

Sunday School e:45 am.
Evangelistic Revival Services,
special, beginning Sunday, Janu-
ary 4, 1912.
Morning Worship. 100.
Evening Services 7:30.
Special Song Service led by
DON Pratt from Detroit.
Young Peoples services Sum
day evening $50. Leader Don
Pratt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Tuesday:

Tuesday:
1890 p. M, Guild pot-luck
dinner and meeting.
400 p. m, Dance School.
TOO p. m, Boys Knights OF
Sir Galahad.
800 p. m, Business Girls
Friendly.
Wednesday:
10 a. m, Sewing for Red
Cross - all day.
400 p. m, Junior Choir prac-
tice.
400 p. m, Dance School.
7:30 p. m, Study Group Of
Guild at the Rectory.
Thursday:
1880 p. m. Grace Church
Vestry.
Gas p. m, Supper for Army
and Navy Commission, st.
Johns, Royal Oak.
Friday:
7:30 p. m, Grace Church
Choir.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Jesus Gave Spiritual Ai
As His Greatest B|essind

uBs uuo pox ~ ~ go. !;
instances of miraculouD l N
that are often repesto4 a
% they were rspoete1 ~
Gent times. Did JesuS nna
some rare power q h1o1ln9
which His followers eould 1xss
ercise II they attained n1
nearly to His purity q IN em0
conservation to God - - tos
service Of man? Or has Odd of~
dained In our modern o.
miracles Of medicine a.
cry, that certainly wuula aS
been profound wonders tx @no
ancient world. @ . nlop k
bestowing wider md 0lDc
blessing upon manlkind2 &
divine agency acconpo0y
agency In the hea1mg q
ease? Is there : Wort 80 o
saints to perform WHEN ~
tor or the surgeon m 4
best? Or should thare n
cooperation between N y
agencies that represent thp u
der-working power q y,
tianity and thu aeeneio &
represent the wonder
power Of sciencef Tbs @
similar questions ariee 81 e v
nection with the wholo, -
Of healing % thu NeW -
ment. = Il = emphaaised 81 el
lesson.
Considering fh1 prc1Aln
given to healing h : - w
and how quickly H. alngje
woodworking poSgoE 1
spread in Z thickly pop
region. the marvel = 1a1o
New Testament = mt 4lDoe M =
stories Of miracIo honl y
the exclusion of e8 II I
Yet. we have the c1anr Co.
Of Jesus, not upon HI ~ u
heal the body. but upco
power 70 heal H. ao(ll. ssS'
He taught cungtnntly 4 .
far worse than any(
could happen - ~ IN Y
death, was whist cou3 II
to the soul. He earne III
to man. first Of MI, moeal
spiritual salvation. an6 -
miracles u healing Ne1Q y
ways associated With ~ ~ =
OF Jesus u savo. m / 1
would 10 hardly IN nhMc 1
that tn mifoelGe = \
healing. and rss1uEinG W
the material - v06 ~ X
symbolic q thAt Ga !
er, and more poWCGerl M
that Jesus hgoGUne GO
spiritual sida. 1}g I
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
THE REORGANIZED
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
* North Grati0t and
w e1M00 - |
above

above
The First National Bank
10 am. Church School under
the direction Of Mr.. Edward
Rose.
IL am. Preaching Service.
IL am. Communion Service
the first Sunday Of each month.
7:30 pm. Preaching Service.
Pastor, Elder Walter Cargill.
Everybody welcome, bring
your friends.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31

xuCIc was IIlOIC III SaRCTuuuIu
that day than the ministry of
Jesus in teaching. Our lesson
has to do with the ministry of
healing. and those present were
even more astonished at the
woodworking power of the
Master than they were at His
words.
We must remember that Il
was day without hospitals or
asylums, without modern knowl-
edge Of medicine. when disease
was often associated with the
possession or influence Of evil
spirits. This must have been
true. particularly, Of cases Of
epilepsy or Of various forms Of
insanity, which probably were
as relatively numerous as they
are today. We have. here and
there in the New Testament rec
ord, vivid glimpses Of dangerous
maniacs or Of poor human crea-
lures wracked and torn In the
throes Of some epileptic or sim
liar seizure. Jesus healed these,
and His healing ministry was
manifested In various other
ways.
Many questions and prob
lens are associated with the
whole question Of divine heal
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31

Rev. 4. A. 0ebogt R1stee
Aasooe On SundAyE Zoo.
600. o:10. 1880 and noon.
NaaDoD o. Holy Days q o..
lieatioa: 80. o:00. o:lS. 1890
and noon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Text: Mark l:2l-3l
BY WILLIAM e. GnROY, DID.
Editor Of Advance

Capernaum was a small town
on the inland Sea of Galilee. A
busy place in fishing and COM
merce, il was situated In small
area of country that was one Of
the most thickly populated that
the world has known. It has
been estimated that there were
about two million people living
in Galilee. DR.. Franz Delitzsch
in his little book, ARTISAN Life
in the Time of Jesus" has Civ
en- q very vivid picture Of the
teeming multitudes Of Galilee
as they piled their various trades
and occupations. Fishing was
evidently one Of the main in
dustries.
Here. to this city of Caper-
naum, Jesus came on q Sab
bath day. and as the title of our
lesson indicates. it was "a busy
Sabbath in Capernaum." He
went, as was His custom, into
the synagogue and there He
taught the people. Those in the
synagogue were astonished al
His teaching. for His words bore
m authority tina. was some
thing more than formal in con-
trast with that of their accus.
toned teachers, the scribes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Rev. Wilfred Junke Pens
Inspiring SermOnette
~ REV. WllFRE0 JUNkE
Trinity Evensslieel Lutheran Church
America, Repent, eolievo, Prey!

national emergency countless rising from Chris
the Throne God bless motive land!
God Stote! God bless Ameieo
Would God tot and child Of notion could be
persuaded proys Our notion united God
glorious thought could achieved there slightest doubt
would grant and bless country victory
peace prosperity.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31

Sunday Masses: . an. 3 pm,
1880 q. m. and noon.
Holy Days: $50 an. Z Am.
Q am. and 1918 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31

ed by the Alpha and Omes,
Class.
Saturday. The Evangelistic
Team will hold services ut the
County Farm.
81. LOUIS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Rev. r.. HAROLD Rooebrook,
Pastor
Evening star., 1942-11-21
AIeutian Isle Problem
Discussed by Editor

Difficulties of using the Aleutian
Islands, partly controlled by the
Japanese. for sea and air operations
were outlined last night at Consti-
tuition Hall as sidelight to color
film lecture of Alaskan wild life for
members of the National Geographic
Society by Ben East, outdoor editor
Of the Grand Rapids (Mich) Press.
In his discussion of vegetation
and animal life, Mr.. East stressed
the strategic Importance of the
Aleutians by pointing out that the
island chain arching westward from
the Alaskan Peninsula is the Short
est route to Japan.
Views of the rugged shores and
rock-bottomed. grassy expanses in
land show clearly the problems in
volving sea and air operations in
the area, he observed.
The film, depicting wild life in all
the richness of natural color, ranged
from close-ups of sea otter to tele-
photo shots of brown bears on a food
sforay.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Shipping bott|eneek
Main U. 5. Problem,
Gen. McNair Says
Sees Military Tactics
More Important Factor
Than Mere Strength

3y the Associated Press.
FORT KNOX, KY, Nov. 21.-
Warning that shipping bottleneck
probably will prevent this country
from bringing its full power to bear
against the Axis overseas, the COM
manding general of the Army
ground forces today predicted that
tactics would be a more potent
factor than mere military strength"
in winning the war.
In a speech before the newly COM
missioned graduates of the Armored
Force Officer Candidate School, 1t
Gen. Lesley j. McNair asserted that
'the grim fact stands out that
We must economic, in both per-
sbnnel and materiel."
The development of the armored
force particularly, and of all the
Army in some degree, was entering
q new phase, he said
Manpower Not Unlimited.
TN 1910, we left the lean and
hungry days when money for the
Army was very, very scarce" said
Gen McNair, land entered a period
when all bets were off and the sky
was the limit. The armored force
was denied nothing in the way of
elaborate and costly equipment, and
fortunately took full advantage of
the good going.
THE new era is based on the
realization that our manpower is
not unlimited, that shipping is a
bottleneck, and that we probably
shall be unable to bring our full
power to bear against our enemies
overseas.
1--WE must weigh carefully what
will be included in cargoes going
overseas and what will be omitted.
Military luxuries must 60 by the
board. All must be eliminated that
does not pay it way in fighting
power. ="
Gen. McNair said the fighting in
Libya and Egypt had established
once more that tactics may we'll be
q more potent factor than mere
military strength" and that the
tactics of armored warfare still were
developing.
ldnk ldCLlCS Snl1teQ.
"The armored actions in the great
battle of Egypt in May-June were
different from those in the battle
now nearing its final phases. In
May the Germans used their tanks
with great artfulness and gained an
astonishing victory" he said.
"It is said that Rommel was alb
sent during at least the beginning
Of the present battle. His successor.
Won Stumme, apparently did not
share Rommels tactical views, for
he dispersed his armored strength
along his front and permitted the
British to concentrate where he was
weak. The resulting collapse of the
German position was accompanied
by the death of Won Stumme. His
successor. Won Thoma, tried to con-
centrate his armor as Rommel would
have done, but it was too late"
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Defeat Was Loss Of Soldier
For Humanity, Norris Says
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ex-senator
Norris, in a message read here last
night, said his recent defeat, though
a, very bitter disappointment" was
only the loss of a soldier in the
great struggle for humanity"
Senator Norris message was read
during a special broadcast of tribute
to the 81-year-old Nebraskan, en-
titled Thanks to Senator George
W. Norris" carried by Station
WEVD. -.
Newbold Morris, president of the
New York City Council, participat-
ing in the program. declared Sen
ator Norris lost the election because
he refused to mend his political
fences in a time of crisis, and pre-
ferred to represent his constituents
IN Washington rather than cam
pcign for himself.
Representative Celler. Democrat,
Of New York, who Joined in the
tribute, said Senator Norris proved
cnnclusively that success and sin
cerity are not necessarily incom-
patible."
Evening star., 1942-11-21

Note: The Store will be open
Monday November 23rd,
1880 to 9 for shopping instead
Of Thursday, November 18th,
Thanksgiving Day.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Vienna to Dedicate
Observation Post

An observation post will be dedl-
Gated tomorrow at pm. in Vienna,
Va, with nine civic organizations
sponsoring the ceremony The chief
spotter in charge of the Vienna
post is Maj. Gen. E. B. WinanS,
u, S. A., retired.
The speaker will be 1t. j. E. Fran
son, U. S. A. The Rev. Horace B.
Lukens, pastor of the Vienna Pres
byterian Church, will preside.
Another feature of the dedication
will be the raising of a flag pre-
sented to the post by Mrs Conrad
Stuntz, who has two sons in, the
armed services. Boy Scouts will par
ticipate.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Alexandria Youth Graduates

Thomas Gary of Alexandria was
among three Lafayette College stu
dents to receive bachelor of arts de-
grees in a special graduation convo-
cation today for those about to enter
the armed services, the Associated
Press reported.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Mrs. Bingham Returning

LONDON, Nov. 81 (P.-Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Bingham, president of Bum
dles for Britain, left for the United
States today after an extensive tour
of England
Evening star., 1942-11-21

NEW YORK.-ASKS Sl22,OOO
SALARY CUT-William S.
Paley, president of the Colum-
bia Broadcasting System, yes
terday requested a $4,000
reduction in his $187, ,00O-a-
year salary to bring it to the
$4,000 taxable limit. One of
the first cases of its kind re-
ported since the $4,000 limit
on salaries, the request will be
considered at stockholders
meeting December 16.
"A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

The boxy eoot-forecosts say it
will be good next yeor--perhops
better the year otter. A fIotter-
ing mink coIIor-o soft blue or
green woolen, matching eeronic
flower buttons, shoulders with
fluid slope-weor it and hear your
proises snug. Misses sizes. $lo0
plas I0eo tar
Also block with Persion lamb.
MISSES CoArs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

Vogue tells you what all the world is dscussng-ond
Woodward lothrop pocuIorzes for you about Wosh
ngton ForWoshington do cherish the Appropriateness
Of fashions select especially for their life in the Nations
CoPito Constantly changing, the collection
foshonsbut and With emphasis on their suitability
for the Washington Wise Investments too for the
clothes you really and weor
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Heor Christmos music

Heor Christmos music
on the orgon-whiIe
you shop. Daily from
1870 to ! and 4::45
to Sis, with on extra
recital on Saturdays
from 2::3O to 3.
The Post Office urges
you buy early and
moiI all Christmas
packages by Decem-
Der |.
The 6 Street Broneh Of
the U. S. Post Office is
conveniently located on
our First Floor.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

FAIRFAx-75 A; LARGE, MODERN S.
rm. hse. and dairy barn; 2 silos and other
bldgs.: 4 springs; $1,000. Feed, equip.
tractor, 90 nd cattle, $500. Is mi.
% C R d GRAHAM Fairfax 81 or IS
Evening star., 1942-09-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. C., SEPTEMBER 90
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HYATTSVILLE BARGAIN.
Detached. s large rooms, bath, from
porch, h.-wh,, cellar, 3 lots so by $50 IT,
sacrifice for 450o; terms. WA 454s.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
1,480 ACRES

NEAR UPPERVIIIE
IN an area noted for It's fine horses and
cattle. this farm has about 900 acres
grazing land and the wooded portion will
cut thousands of locust fence posts The
buildings consist of q 10-roon brick house
with steam heat, bath, phone and cleo,
srist mill. tenant houses. barns and
cattle sheds The land Is watered BY many
snrings and streams and there are numero
nundinE sites. In our opinion this farm
Is worth twice the low price OF s52 500.
payment required Shown BY sppointment
by MASON HIRST. exclusive agent, Amman.
Phone Alexandria hS12 Clossd HnndaYa
Evening star., 1942-09-20
STROUTS
Fall FARM Catalogue.

retirement Farm, New House
On concrete hway, 2 miles to depot viii
lage or pretty lake, 10 minutes to city ad-
vantages; 10 acres. ample space for veae-
tables, and poultry, fruit trees; attractive
bungalow in rustic setting. cleo, garage,
poultry house: Delaware bargain at ST. 500,
part down pg Az
Only $40 An Acre!
230 acres In the beautiful State of vir-
sinia,. about 40 for money-making crops
and fruit, plenty Of fast-erowine young
timber, spring branches water to the pas
ture 5-rm. dwelling, stable, smoke and
poultry houses; short drive to busy depot
Write for free copy, STROIJT REATTy.
l42T-N Land Title pIdr ph{l, Be
Evening star., 1942-09-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"a GROWN GRANT y

Eastern Shore: 300 acres. $50 tillsble;
miles river frontage; 22-room Colonial
house; magnificent paneling and stairway,
elect, bath. tel: includes Early American
ground; duck shooting, fishing; $4,000
cash, balance terms Others listed.
JAMES r TAYLOR, Agent,
PrinceSs Anne MARYLAND
Evening star., 1942-09-20
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Suburban farmette OF 3i2 acres, with an
stu uactive lawn and a cozy white house
of six rooms, bath, full basement and
attic, and equipped with a warm-air heat
ing plant, range and REFRIGERATOR. the out
buildings consist of a 2-car garage, chick
is a stream through the pasture field. Lo-
Gated 10 miles from Washington and
miles from good bus service. II you want
a comfortable home and enough good land
for small-scale farming, this is the place.
Price, $3.50. Terms. 81, 600 down. bal.
ST5 per mo. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
dale Va, at the end OF Columbia pike,
Phone Alnxandria ASln Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1942-09-20
RENTALS

rms and bath, furnished, $40; bed
rooms, = baths. large grounds, trees, 2-car
garage, $3.50; new solid stone house,
large lv. room, screened porch, study with
frepl., dining rm, bedrooms bath. kit,
elec.; dishwasher, etc. lst floor; master
bedrooms with bath and f1repl., other
bedrooms and bath and sun deck, 2nd floor;
recreation rm.. frepl., maids quarters.
baths in basement, attached gear garage:
mineral spring water or city water as de-
sired swimming pool Rental S40o un-
furnished Might consider furnishing at
a small additional cost. Appointment only.
C.. w. CLEVER CO.
Arlington, Va. oxford 0322.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
ARLINGTON-$9,25O.
4345 North 18th st.

Restricted Woodlawn Village is the To-
cation OF this stately white brick Colonial
OF center hall type having rooms and
bath and featuring 3 bedrooms OF generous
SIZE With grand closets Wood burning
hreplace, OF course; large screened living
porch overlooking rear garden: hot-water
coal neat. garage: full basement with Law
atory; kitchen fully equipped only 2 SOS
grade school; shopping center easy walking
dlStance. Open daily till pm Vacant
NeW-houSe condition. Immediate posses
sion. Drive out this week end.
To resch-Memorial Bridge, Lee blvd
70 md trsffc light. right on Glebe rd 10
bth ST. left 3 SOS. to home, or Key Bridge
ano Lee highway to lst trafic light. left
on Glebe rd. TO Oh st, right to property,
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE $4,000 DOWN PAYMENT FOR 5 OR
= room modern brick in good condition,
SCHOTT 70i n, EdRewood St, Arl,, Va,
HAVE PURCHASERS WITH GOOD CASH
payments for FIVE and six room bungalows,
Quick results guaranteed, Mt. Rainier,
HyattsVllle, University Park Eiverdale or
College Park area preferred, Also want
houses any size Have client with money
for nice place with nice grounds.
PETER j. HAGAN
3S31 oath St, Mt, Rainier. Md. WA, 3165.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
FARMS WANTED.

Q TO 5 ACRES. NEAR MOUNTAINS, m
or near small town, Va, with or without
buildings. eiec. and water available on
paved road; must be reasonable. Box
ISM, Star
WANT 150-ACRE FARM, SOUTHERN MD,
3. M. ODUM, 1427 Eve st, NV.
WANTED TO BUY IMMEDIATELY. SMALL
farm must have large house, outbuildin9s
fertile soil; water front preferred. Box
27-M, Star,
SMALL FARM, OLD HOUSE, OR ACRE
age, approx. 25 acres, part wooded; Cen
trail ave, Largo or Rockville. Fairlsnd,
Md, section. Phone GE. 933s, 8 to 10
pm, or Box 10S-M, Star.
WILL BUY 5 TO 10 ACRES FARMLAND
with shack or barn, near town, in Mary
land must be reasonable. Box 1a4-M.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
SMALL ESTATE
IN NEARBY ARLINGTON

Located in an attractive and convenient
section of Arlington and situated on q
beautifully Handicapped acres. this attrac-
tive brick home of Colonial design is To-
Gated on the DC bus and is within walking
distance OF stores and schools. An sttrac-
tive guest house OF > rooms and bath is
family desiring additional LIVING quarters
for a couple. Situated well back from the
road and far enough away from neishbors
to assure privacy, IL affords an opportunity
to those deSirous OF country atmosphere
together with all city conveniences. The
main house consists OF center entrance
hail, living room GlX23.6l with door
opening on sunroom uOXi9) dining room
Dlxl4, Equipped kitchen and large deck
porch. On the Ind floor are 3 bedrooms
and fun tiled bath. Among the features
are 2-car garage and full basement with
maids room and bath. Price, $4,000.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
Chestnut 3S3S. Ewes, Glebe 501S.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
FARMS FOR RENT.

ON SHARE OR PARTNERSHIP BASIS
S5-acre Mont. Co farm Usytonsvills
DIST, 26 mi. from Wash. on hard-sur-
faced road; good 7-rm. house, no conv,:
ouybuildiugs need paint and some re.
pairs; excellent, gently rolling land; party
must be responsible, neat and thrifty, with
record showing honesty, sobriety ard
knowledRe OF farming. MR.. CAvANAUGH.
1887 H st. NV.
ASS1GRF App1 T HAAhM CORN hMqNGq9E1t SSd .S &C.
Ga,thsrsburs. Nd. gel. 200.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

CHARMING, HOME ON
wooded acre near Potomac
Fiver--6 rooms, bath, recre-
alton room, 2 fireplsces,
large porches, gsr, Maid
quarters. Good bus service.
S14.950. Call Fairfax
24s-J or Oxford 2212.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
ARLINGTON-S6,OO0
I'll North Jefferson St.

A. white shlnRle bungalow with 3 very liv-
able rooms and bath, and located on r. lot
80 1t. deep. Attic for storage. full base
Only SOS. from bus and store. on Wilson
blvd. Owner moving. Immediate occu-
pancy, and may be inspected | to on
home represents good value and il inter
ested and if you can qualify on A sub
stantial cash payment we suggest an early
inspection. To reach over Memorial
Bridge. out Lee blvd to End light. right on
Glebe rd. to Wilson blvd left to Jefferson
ST. left 2 SOS, to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
EXCLUSIVELY, CHESTNUT 1897. 4.