Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Offertory Miss Gertrude Christen.
Duet Mrs. MacMillan Mr. Axtell.
Violin Solo, "Andante Reliogoso"
(Thoue) Mr. Dickinson.
Address "The Song of Songs"—
Rev Mr. Stroddv
Anthem, "Fear Not O Israel"—'be
Choir
Hymn—Congregation.
American Submarine In Distress.
New London Conn—(By A.
United States submarine 0-10 Is reported aground off Montauk Point early today. She carries a crew of three officers and 26 men. Members of the Napeague Beach coast guard station who went to the aid of the submarine reported the craft in good condition and the crew refused to leave her.
The court, J. P. O'Connor, will be held in the county terms today. The other defendants from $300 to $3,000 each were released from $300 to $3,000 each.
All Packed Up And No Place To Go
Let's just
RIDE AHEAD
WHERE POLLY
HERE?
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GOVERNMENT TRIES TO AVERT
STRIKE—KNOX PE
 ACE TREATY
(Calyria)
WASHINGTON.—(By A. P.)—The marine workers union representatives were told at the White House today that President Harding will take up the resolution following the enactment of the Knox peace resolution. Republican Leader Lodge told the senate today, when supporting the measure, that the President and Secretary of State Hughes have made it plain that the United States does not intend to abandon the Allies.
Demand Release of American Prisoners.
RIGA.—(By A. P.)—The United States government has demanded the release of Americans held prisoner in Soviet Russia, says a Moscow dispatch.
Washington Denies New Action Taken. 