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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-07
DOUGLASS ITEMS
Newsv Notes From the Border
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DOUGLAS. July let, 1901

DOUGLAS. July let, 1901 Regardless of the heated season the light fantastic steppers had their reg1- lar weekly soiree Friday eve.
 Great preparations are being made for the Fourth of July. At night {. grsrd display of fireworks and ball will be had.
 Chief Engineer vsmbsugh and ststf are packing their survey outfit for shipment to Fl Psso where they will locate for the present
 Robert Grant, who has charge of the Copper Queen well is sinking the well deeper to encounter larger flow of water.
 JC Phsgan of the Lowell mine of Bisbes, passed through here 10 look after bis mining interests io Mexico.
 Jack stillman, who passed through here Tor Fronterss, Mex. on business, returned on ,od.ys train to Bisbee.
 Mir end Mrs Chas Holstesd sf san Miguel, MeIieo, accompanied by Miss Finch passed through 10 Bisbee.
 Dr Sutherland. who has charge of Toohey & Robinson hospital at Fronters., Mex, is spending a few days with us.
 Mir Miller of the International Hotel, has returned from Honolulu and joined his vile here, who has charge Of the hotel.
 &r Sherwood of the Home Restsu- rsut after spending e few days in oisbes on busineis hs. rety-ned.
 Charlie Overlook made s flying business trip to Fronteras, Mex.
 Davis < Son, who had the contract Tor unloading 10 car load oi brick for the Copper Queen store. has finished the work.
 The rourd house containing six stalls, is nearing completion
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EXPOSITION PARAGRAPHS.

So many special features have been arranged for the Buffalo exhibition that there will be scarcely a day that the attraction will rest alone with the general display.
 It is certain that st the St. Louis worlds fair 8 grouping of novelties viii be provided every day and that all the valuable hints from recent in ternational expositions will be util- izes and largely added to
 The executive ability shown in Buf- falo in handling a new and difficult enterprise resting entirely upon the public spirit of the city is highly creditable and a convincing proof of the varied ability of an American busi- n.fe community.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-07

An exchange ssys thst an old church member died, of whose good- mess the-e was DO question. but who was regarded as A pillar by the pastor, who posted on the church window . notice in these words: "Bro, John. son departed for heaven at 4 30 q. m.," and announced the funeral. Un3erBeaih this. melody tscked 6 ielegraphic blank win these words {: "Heaven, 9:40; Johnson not yet ar- rived. GFeslanxiety."
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RUINED BY REFUSING.
burgomaster Who Declined a Chal- lenge to Fight a Duel Oustsd
 from the Military

Another curious insight into the ex- traordinary views held in German ''so- ciety" on the subject of Cueiing was lately given by the local newspapers of Bad hre uznach. One day the burgo- masters dog parked at the deg of the doctor. The latter complained about it 10 the formers wife in so insulting a manner that the burgomastsr wrote him an indignant letter. The doctor thereupou challenged his correspond ent to a duel. which was refused. Now, the doctor was not an officer of the re- serve, but the Jurgomaster was. so the former reveuged himself by reporting the refusal, wher,upou the burgomas- ter's name was struck of the list of officers of The reserve" whereby he lost caste aL- suHered injury in his career.
 The Noiks Zeitung cites the following as pendant: An aged woman of the iaboring class was sitting alone in her room when a drunkeu nan forced his way hto it, abused her with the foul est language and struck Ter and wounded her til she b,ed profuse.y. While this was going ou her son re turned home, and, very naturally. flew into a rage auG rushed at the rufiiau whom he cid not treat in the geutle>t of ways. He was harG-Working. steady fellow, but he was entitled 10 avenge so cowarl.y au outrage on any woman, and certainly iu this case. as the woman was his aged mother. In his anger he wounded the rutiiau with A-rrFr \ q. ..- soon healed the young fellow vas dragged before Q magistrate and con oemned 10 years mprisoument.
 The public prosecutor and the mag istrate were both of them officers Of the reserve" and they both asserted that "his use of the knife betrayed the brutality of his character. so that he deserved the most severe punishment that il was in the power of the court to give him"
 It may be remmebered that few weeks ago a deputy in the German diet was bold enough 10 state before the house that his majesty the kaiser was ill informed by his entourace and a. lowed himself 10 be fed with newspaper cuttings alone. instead Of reading whole heaps of the Gai.ies. One of the stock exchange daily papers tells Us that the kaiser reads great many more newspapers than the people think, while the kaiserin Cevotes an hour day 10 this type Of literature and keeps her iliustrious hus band well in- formed on all subjects Of interest
 The professors of the University of Bonn held a meeting recently to which the students were invited. The profeS- sor urged that measures should be taken to stop the excessive drinking now in vogue among The students. From their ranks drinking is spread ing to all other classes Of the popu.a- tion and is well-nigh becoming a vicious fashion in the country.
 The professors are very earno.t in their attempts 10 stop this. They have appointed a committee, and a govern ment councillor. Herr Quensel. of Cologne, viii report on the matter. Al the universities in Germany are invited 10 support the movement. which is chiefly intended to abolish the many rites and methods which obiige the stu dents to drink and which are al the bot tom of the training" for drinking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-07

The Russian papers deny the Italian rumors that the czar will shortly visit Sicily, and the French rePor; that he is 10 go 10 the Riviera. He will not leave Russia before July, when he will start on four months foreign tour of Eng land, Scotland, Denmark and Germany.
 The queen Of Spain when at St Se- bastian gave sittings for bust 10 the well-known sculptor. Lucien Pallez The bust, which is larger than life, rep reSents the queen in court dress with the crown upon her head and ;he roya! mantle craped over her shoulders. ". Pailez is said 10 have succeeded in mak- ing an admirable likeness.
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HERE, THERE AND ELSEWHERE

Nottingham Is in almost the exac, center of England
 TDe population of Zurich, switzer- land, consists of 7s.o12 females and IT, 216 males.
 For the last ten years there has been an increase of 1000 annually in the number of Great Britain's insane.
 No person will be permitted to make c pilgrimmage to Mecca this season from any of the infected portions of India.
 At the Neues theater in Berlin pan tomims has just been produced with the title of "Zambomirosololibid sumutxischlumpisnowsky." !.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-07

The Tombstone Fortnightiy Social Club held one Of their sccial meetings iast evening at Mrs Gees musical ..'udio snd eni i,yed 1e-iigble treat n the way Of delicious ice cream. cake snd reGresbments served io the members under tke arhor ot Mayor -smanuei's spacious and beautiful grounds. The club comprise some @ members and ss i:s name implies sr. banded togs ther for eceia, erloy- ynens of .ortnigbily occufrancs'
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FACTS AND FANCIES.

Of the 10000, 900 tons of coal France is obliged to import annually, 7,OOo.- 900 comes from England.
 Eastern oysters do not reproduce well in the colder waters of Oregon and Washington. An attempt is to be made. therefore, to acclimate there the fine large oysters of northern Japan.
 The average height of the British upper classes at 80 years old is feet sH, inches; of the farm laborer. feet . 3-5 inches. The criminal class br-lIys down the average, as their height is but feet 4-5 inches.
 In the Rhineland and we.tphalia there were 717,O0O spindles in the cot ton mills in 1888, and these more than doubled in 1897, when the number was l.636,OO These mills consumed, in 1885. over 22.5Oo.OO0 pounds of raw cotton. and in 1897. 47.O0O,OOO pounds
 There is quaint little fish which h. unts the weed tracts of the gulf stream, and there builds its nest and lays its eggs like bird rather than a fish. This animal-the antennarius- initiates in color the weed 1t lives in, and, like the chameleon, constantly changes its color.
 The sulant of Turkey has sent cost ly present to Emperor William, con gisting of two cavalry sabers and four oriental riding whips. The scabbard. of the sabers and the handles of the whips are of pure gold, richly chased and adorned with brillisnts and other precious stones. They gre antique, from the Turkish crown treasury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-07

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GEEENE CATTLE CO.,.
NACO. ARIZONA.

NACO. ARIZONA RANGE-Rarblcomari Upper San Pedro and Ssu Rafael Del NSlle grant
 S50S Reward -Wn be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person unlawfully handing any brands Of the company. Address all communications 10 B. F. SNEED. or F. B Mosoy, Naco. A. T.
 lFoilo~ing are some of the brnndS of the o~mpany others will be published when engrav- ing arc recelvvd.-ED.l
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08
WESLEY -ORMAr
$40 READINGS REDUCED TO
GENERAL READING ONE DOLLARS,


parlors of WESLEY ORMAN in the last fve
months, and the fact that people having read
PRovGs S Wesley SseE ao oRMIMs ea4T 1sTa7
and accuracy with which he must read events
in the life.
PALMISTRY is an exact science, and It ex-
cites the wonder and admiration of the most
skeptcal. It is the truest way yet discovered
PAIMIsTRy HE Tells You 'pffi THE ace coMl N
PLETE I3,, STORY BY, OF T,,1 YOUR JI LIFE As TOLD
WHILE IN CLAIRvoYANCE HE TELLS
YOUR NAME, AGE. OCCUPATION, AND
ING THAT YOUR LIFE TO HIM IS AN
OPEN BOOK.
DO YOU WISH TO KNOW FACTS THAT
YOU SHOULD KNOW?
VIII you succeed in business or your under
taking? If you are loved? What business or
profession you should follow? If you are going
to be lucky inn in mining or speculation? II abb
torment you in the future? Does another share
the love and attention that should belong to
you? II II you ,rL will att attain in your ambitions?
MINERALS OR HIDDEN TREAsUREsS DO 8
YOU WANT TO BE GOOD MEDIUM OR
From $40 70 SIS PER DAY2 THEN CALL CALI
UPON WESLEY ORMAN. HE Is THE PEER
DEVELOP you IT WILL COST you MOTH.
WESLEY oRMA4J READS THE FUTURE
AS ACCURATELY AS THE HISTORIAN RE
CORDS EVENTS OF THE PAST
He causes speedy and happy marriage, set
ties lovers quarrels, reunites the separated en-
ables you to win the affections Of the one YOU
desire. Long standing and chronic disease that
has bafhed the physicians skill cured without
the use of medicine. In word. whatever your
troubles. he will help you or charge nothing for
his services.
ARE you UNDER EVIL TNFLUENCE7
5Oc-sPECIAL READINGS-50c
GENERAL READING, 81 o.
HOURS. 10 A. M. to 1880 P. M.
CLOSED SUNDAYS.
WESLEY ORMAN,
At ELLIS STREET.
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THE GYPSY.

Ismar the Egyptian Gypsy. draws aside the
uncertain years ahead; happiness and success
go hand in hand. yet hundreds fall where
cess is possible 1t not for the lack of fore
sight into the future; if you in trouble of
any kind discontented, unhappy not satisfied
in life, consult Ismar for she is a prophecies
of worldwide fame, and her name has become
a proverb in thousands of homes made happy
by her aid and advice; Ismar can be consulted
daily from 10 a. m. to p m. Sundays from
10 to IL a. M. at her office, 114S Market St,
opposite Sixth
SPECIAL-Owing to a large number of in
quiries from country patrons Ismar wishes to
announce that her readings by mail are equally
as satisfactory as in person; readings by mail
81; send lock Of hair date and year of birth
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SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND SUCCESS,
HARMONY, PEACE, POWER AND
HAPPINESS

SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND SUCCESS,
HARMONY, PEACE. POWER AND
HAPPINESS.
You are experiencing either domestic or bust
ness difficulties. You are worrying about some
thing. You in doubt You suspect that
everything is not it should be. You are un-
happy-at times very melancholy. Everything
seems to go wrong with YOU Why not seek the
aovlce OF one who has helped and advised the
greatest men and women of the world You
may never have another opportunity to consult
a man OF the reputation and standing of Sir
Henry Prichard
Make no mistakes when you undertake any
thing of importance-get his advice first Hun
dreds of others have been put on the road to
He TELLS YOUR Full NAME, MOTH!
G Ewes MA5REN khRIG IA NAME ETS HE Also
TON, INVESTMENTS, insurance, changes,
travels, health. sickness, love, divorce, MAR
RAGE, LAWSUITS, separations WILLS,
ETC. He will tell you what trade business or
profession @ you are adapted for.
LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
Gives truthful revelations on all love affairs,
troubles marriages, and by proper advice re-
stores lost affection, reunites the separated,
WHOM YOU WILL MARRY and how to WIN
the man or woman you love, and how to make
your husband or wife be true to you, and how
to overpower all your enemies; gives full secret
how to control and charm any one you love or
meet.
HE NEVER FAILS TO GIVE PERFECT
SATISFACTION.
You are told how to avoid weakness, warned
against all CreacherOuS friends Locates buried
treasures mines. old estates. lost friends, etc.
COMMENT OF EUROPEAN PRESS AND
SOME DISTINGUISHED PERSONS:
AS palmist and psychic Sir Henry Prichard
is without an equal; all should see him.-Daily
Graphic.
Sir Henry Prichard, the palmist, is the man
OF the hour-his name is a byword in every
household The common query is: Have you
been to Sir Henry, the palmist? He is so won
derful. etc.-Standard
Sir Henry Prichard the leader of his profess
sion. is marvel He tells the innermost Sc
crets of ones very soul; he is always busy
Morning Post.
Sir Colin Scott -Moncrief says That fellow
Prtchard beats my time. He told every
prof1ted greatly financially by following his ad-
vice.
Prince Adalbert of Prussia says: Sir Henry
is the most wonderful clairvoyant l ever con-
suited. He is well read and the master of his
profession.
Princess Christian says: Prichard is the most
accurate palmist ever consulted He tells the
truth.
TO OUT OF TOWN PARTIES:
II you cannot call write and send 81, &c
stamp, date of birth and questions and re-
ceive correct answers by return mail. All mail
matter and p. o. money orders should be ad-
dressed to Sir Henrys private secretary, Mr..
c. F. Walsh (this address).
Hours-Daily, 10 a. m. to p. M. Sunday
10 to 5.
Suites H. 12. 1s. "A. Is. 151k (The vendome).
11o4-MARKET sT.-11o4
Near corner of Turk.
Nearly Opposite Zinkand's. Upstairs. First
Floor. Maid in Attendance. -l.
See display ad on page 27.
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LADY CELESTE.
Clairvoyant Medium. Palmist.
Startling Revelations.

LADY CELESTE
Clairvoyant Medium Pamist
Startling Revelations.
Have ] Been Benefited?
It is safe to say that seven out of every ten
who go to see clairvoyant have asked them
selves the above question and the answer has
been If you will consult Lady Celestie you
love. courtship. wills, marriages. divorces.
changes, Journeys etc. in all their details
nothing omitted: everything told and satisfac-
tion guaranteed
SHE NEVER FAILS
To reunite the separated causes speedy and
happy marriage with the of your choice
gives you good luck. settles old estates gives
lucky mberS removes the evil influences,
brings back the loved ones, teaches you how
to fascinate any one you desire in % days or
refund money; no matter what it may be
can help you consultation by mail with
stamp; hours 10 to daily; Sundays. IL to 5;
fee this week. 81, 81 81; no higher; parlors 2-S.
1035-Market st.-1o:5.
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BAN FRANcrsoo oALL.

BUsnIEss OFFICE of The San Franchises
Call, corner OF Market and Third streets; open
Until u O'clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH OFF1CES-5H Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 D. n.
800 Hayes street: open until $50 D. m.
6ee McAlEE.er street: open until $50 .. "a.
tl5 Larldn street; open until $3.50 D. N.
1sl Mission ctreet; open until 10 p. ID.
Hzsl Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
UEtil p. m.
1@ Eleventh street open until p. m.
1g5b valencia street. open until ?. m.
northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken
rucky streets: open until D. m.
wv Flnmore street; open until p. ID.
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NINE. M. BERNARD
THE FAMOIJS

Clairvoy ant and business medium. permanently
located at II Third St. next Examiner bldg. She
reads your life correctly, gives an accurate de-
scription of the past, reveals the present hap
penings and portrays events to occur in the fu-
ture If you are in trouble, discontented un-
happy or not satisfied in life, or have domestic
love business troubles. consult this great
medium and you will be told how to overcome
them. Valuable advice in all affairs of life;
25c up; satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. Black 456s.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

A PROOF positive test seance tonight 25c; in
dependent writing and psychic seance where
every receives a test with full names;
write your questions at home and bring to
this seance and receive answers in writing.
BROCKWAY, 1852 Ellis st.
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CLAIRvoYANTs.
WESLEY oRMAN.

LOCATED
IN HIS OWN HOME
AIT ELLIS STREET
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FREE! FREE! FREE!

FREE FREE! FREE!
IF NOT CORRECT.
so positive am 1 of my powers to tell the
Past Present, Future and exactly what you
want to know that 1 will make.
NO CHARGE! NO CHARGE!
Unless you obtain perfect satisfaction and find
me superior to all other mediums, clairvoyants
and palmists in this city
FEES MODERATE! FEES MODERATE!
AND WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
THE FUTURE CAN BE TOLD.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

DIUM. HE WILL TELL YOU WHAT YOU
CALLED FOR-ANYTHING YOU WANT TO
KNOW.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

Prlchard has also been consulted by the Gar
OF Russia, Emperor of Germany, China and
japan; also by distinguished men and women
in every walk Of life
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08
s. READINGS REDUCED 10

FOR A SHORT TIME WESLEY oRMAN
WILL GIVE SPECIAL READINGS FOR SOC
AND THIS PRICE WILL BE FOR A SHORT
TIME ONLY, AS WESLEY ORMAN'S PAR
LORS ARE CROWDED.
WESLEY -ORMAN
THE FIRST REGISTERED AS WELL AS
THE FIRST GRADUATE PALMIsT AND
CLAIRVOYANT EVER IN SAN FRANCISCO
WILL FOR A SHORT TIME GIVE SOC SPE-
CIAL READINGS, soc.
To demonstrate to the people of San Fran
cisco WESLEY ORMAN'S S absolute superiority
over so-called mediums and self-styled clair
voyants and palmists, whose praise comes from
their own lips only, and whose ability is ap-
parent only in their advertisements, HE WILL
FOR ONE WEEK GIVE COMPLETE READ
INGS for 6oc. This is as long as this price
will continue.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08
CLA1RvoYANrs-cont.nuea.

FREE TESTSi FREE TESTS!
TO all those who come prepared for a reading.
AS test will tell your full name and moth
ers maiden name
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

LODGING HOUSE, the finest location In this
city; Is rooms; turn people away every night;
t45o cash. $500 can remain. Grant ave.
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CLAIRvoYANrs-Continued.
aRIVED .......s............
IAN IAN.
Direct from chicago and Denver.

Never Changes His Name.
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ADVISER TO HER LATE MAJESTY THE
QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
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SIR HENRY PRICHARD
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TRANCE-CLAIRvoYAN AND PIANIST
Direct from Hotel Cecil, London.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

A FEW SAMPLES OF OUR LARGE LIST
Any of the following monthly payments:
9 rooms; bargain; $50 cash, bal payments $3.50
% rooms; income $500; elegant; bargain. 1900
rooms; well furnished. ed.....---...-........ 400
80 rooms; grand transient location........ ZOO
Is rooms; good location; clears Sl50........ 1900
l6 rooms; corner; part cash. ............... 1000
2e rooms; clears $50; payments. 400
SO rooms; grand corner; clears S600........ $500
CALL. WE CAN SUIT YOU.
1s rooms: respectable; clears sso..-...... 1900
20 rooms; good location; money MAKER. 756
A H. RETsLoFF. sOs Market ST. o'-
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

AS salesman. bill. order or shipping CLERK bv
thorough Eastern lumberman: eithsr a. a =
out Of city. Box $685. Call. - VI
COACHMAN, formerly from near Nev1o-t
r. l.. American married, of neat snresr
ance. positively sober no bad habits- T-st
class driver; thoroughly understands the feed
ing and conditioning OF fine horses: knov-s
how they should be shod to keep them sonn5
and have good action; can ride and eatt a. A.
saddlers; care of harness. saddles 81 b-s5i Llls
steel bits and chains; can use composition
Eastern and California references Addrssss
box 25s1, Call. 1AeoAesS
A SOBER young man Scandinavian vTIsba-
work about place as choreman; care Of horsss
COWS and raise poultry; city or country. Box
YOUNG man. Danish, reIiabIa a1d .oLe-
city. Box $500, Call. A-0iAeeu ~
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

Only one In the world advertising to tell ex-
act thought or question in your mind; positive
ly asking no questions. or make no charge for
reading
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

A-GREAT mass meeting for young men this
sunday afternoon at o'clock in the Young
Mems Christian Association Auditorium
Mason and Ellis streets. Address by Rev
Ernest E. Baker, d. D. Subject, Men of
Mind-A Study Of Faith All men invited
THE First Mental Science Temple of San
Francisco meets every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock sharp in Golden Gate Hall, 625 Suffer
street, This morning DR.. R. Brown will de-
liver his lecture on The Evolution Of the
Earth and Man" The lecture will be films
trated with charts Seats free. Collection
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

WANTED-Solicitors; salary and commission
Tomlinson Printing Co., 800 sansoms -.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

THE TheOsoPhicaI Society-Public lecture to-
night at p m. in Odd Fellows bldg by
Mr. Thomas Prime Of Birmingham England.
Subject The Human Aura Children's
Group, the Golden Chain, meets Sunday. II
g. m. 1nquirers class Sunday II a. m Pub
lie meetings on Thursday afternoon at 2:sO
brary open daily from l to p. m; also
Tuesday evening from 7:So to D. m
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

THEOSOPHICAL-Free public lecture ever
Sunday at P m, Flood bldg, sOs Market
the Beautiful by Mr.. Charles P. Nelson
Bible class, Sundays, Il a. m, by Marie a
Walsh. Inquirers class and lecture on
Thought Culture, Thursdays, 2:3o D. m. Free
lending library open Mondays THURSDAYS
and Saturdays, l to p. m and Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

FREE religious services conducted by the Rev
Benjamin Fay Mills at Golden Gate Hall 625
Sutter St, above Mason, Sunday evening
at o'clock Mr.. Mills will deliver his sec
ond lecture on The Riddle of the Universe
Unsatisfactory Answers" Vocal and instru-
mental music. All seats free; doors open at
7:15 2. N.