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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
SIRREN DER OF
GEN Ei9 Al REII ES.

Mexico City. Dec 26.---Gcn. Ber-
nardo Reyes will be brought 10 this
city ANA treated with all the lcniency
possible IN the ease OF rebel who
unconditicually throws down his
arms. was the statement made today
by President Madero through Minis
ter oi War Sa!Ia, following the OIL
ciai announcement that he aged lead
or had surrendered and that the
short lived Reyista revolution was ~!
an end.
Although there are a Number Of
Reyes men in Mexico City, the Ma
dcris's do not fear any outbreak
when the general is brought here,
probably tomorrow or Thursday. Sc
crct service men. however, Il was
stated today, will be stationed aicng
the principal tAoroushiarcs ani an
extra suard viii surround jhe prison
wherothe Revolutionary leader will be
ccaGn"d, panLin.5 nc presidential an
luuEcemenC 0f his punishment
Tie news or the Reyes surrender.
which had been anticipated for sew
eral days. created but little excite
ment here. the people being 100 much
eugrossed in their holiday.
According to dispatches from Lin
ares. Reyes found himself outnum,-
bcrcd. his men unable to stand the
smell Of powder and he considered
ii better TO give in pcaeoabiT Than 10
be captured in open warfare. II is
thought tha, Medero Will b" lcnienl
with The aged general. probably IN
aiating on exile in Europe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
|TA!Y'5 CONFLICT
WITH TURKEY.
Long and Disastrous War to For
mer Predicted. Regarded as
Hopeless Struggle.
FLYING PROPHETS STANDARD.
Warriors OF the Desert Chant Weird
songs are Supurbiy Armed. Well
Drilled and Spelling Fur Eight.

Gharlan, tvia Dehibat. Tunis),
Dec. 6.-unpreiudiced correspond
ents attached TO the Turkish army
are OF the opinion that the prospects
favor 4 long and for Italy hopeless
struggle in Tripoli The Turks and
Arab allies are wei! equipped ana
have sufficient ammunition 10 last
two years.
Two thousand desert trained War
riors have just arrived from FeZZan
after Il 10 days march across the
libyan desert, bringing vast food
supplies. The dusky army SwunE
mp the mountain pass at dawn. with
the prophets standard flying At The
head Of the column. chanting their
weird war songs 1t was = signal Tor
rejoicing in the entire camp.
The newcomers wear the DuShy
heaa drass OF the soudan dervishes.
10 whom they are related The mon
are superbly armed. we'll disciplined
and are boiling for n fight.
The SheikS have forbidden thc cu!-
tiyation Of land during the war. thus
cutting off all possible means Of Sub
Sistence whereby the Italian troops
might profit. The enemy must con
tinuc to live on supplies sent over
sea Under these circumstances. il
iS believed a successful invasion Of
he interior is improbable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
DEATH NOTICES.

On Monday. December 81. 1911. 1t SO
o'clock. LEWIS EDELEN. in his 10Th
year.
Rest on. dear father, thy labor is over,
Thy willing hands will toll no more,
A faithful father. both true and kind,
A trIer father You could uol lind.
Farewell. dear father thon artat rest,
And will forever be.
You could not st9y on earth with us.
But we can come to thee.
By His CHILDREN AND GRASDcHILpEEN.
His funeral will take place from ST.
Mary's Church on Thursday morning.
at go o'clock whcu high mass will be
celebrated. Relatives and FRIENDS are
respectfully invited TO attend.
MRS. LUCINDA JOHNSON. an old
resident OF this city. No Sl6 Montgon-
cry street departed this life on Decem-
ber -, 1911. Her funeral will take place
ut Liberty Baptist Church. north Alfred
street, on Thursday, December IS.
Friends and relatives are invited.
On Christmas Day at the University
Hospital. Charlottesville, WILLIAM
WALTON HARPER. OF Peliso, Orange
Virginia. The interment will he n! the
PreSby terian Cemetery in Alexandria
on Thursday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
Rus 5|A'5 BLOODY +.
WAR ON PERsIf
One Thousand, Men, Women a
Children Slaughtered by Rus
sian Soldiers.
PERSIAN SOLDIERS TORTURED
Russians Make II" Attempt to Check
N!en who BayOnet and Rob Corpses
in the Soreets-ManY Homes Burned.

London, Dec 26.--One thousand
men, women and children have beer
butchcred At TabriZ BY Russian sol
dierS and The slaughter still contin.
| ues. according 10 reports received
here today.
The Russian officers are reported
to be making no attempt 10 checl;
the crueltics Of their men who &c
about the streets bayoneling all ped
estrians and lootin% the bodies Of
their victims.
The battle between the FidaiS and
Russian troops is still raging around
the ruins of the governors palace
it is estimated that $50 Russian sol
dcrs have been slain, The Persians
are fighting with yalor and are show
ing that they are excellent marks
men.
4 large force of Cossacks arrived
at Tabri2 today. The soldiers arc
cnraged over the losses they have
suffered al the hands of the Fidais
Several wounded Persian soldiers
who fell into the hands of the Cars
troops have been subjected TO hide
Gus tortures. Hundreds OF homes
have been burned.
1t is believed that the entire city
will be destroyed.
London. Dec. 2G.--''I will stay on
the job until am forcibly removed
unless parliament sanctions my dis
missal"
According to disp3tch from Tc-
heran today. this was the declaration
OF W. Morgan Shustcr. American
treasurerSeneral OF Persia, when in
formed ~ q ,2epLtati55l from Par
lament that his dismissal By the cab
met was illegal Shuster told the
assembly members that he was will
ing TO resign whenever they should
give The word but would not recog-
nizc the orders Of the ministry.
Martial law has been proclaimed
in Teheran as a result of The dem
onstrations resulting from tho an
nOunccment that Shustcr had been
ousted by tho cabinet. Enormous
crowds gathered in the streets and
threatened an attack on the ministry.
They were only dispersed by the com
bined efforts of police and soldiers.
Indignation meetings are being
held in the Mosques.
The ministry is being violently as
sailed and the people are being urged
10 stand by Shuster to The end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
TEMPLARs CELEBRATION.
Sir Knights Gather on Christmas
Day For Annual Toast TO
Grand Master.

One OF the most beautiful ceremonies
OF the Knights Templar is held at noon
on Christmas day when in every part
OF the world the members OF this great
Masonic fraternity meet il their
asvlums and observe the beautiful Gus
tom OF drinking toast TO the eminent
grand commander OF the oder.
Yesterday at noon large number
OF the members OF Old Dominio'' Corn
mandery, No. Il met and went through
the ceremonies prescribed. The sentI-
mcut was asfollows:
TO our Most Eminent Graud Master,
William Bromwell Melish, and to our
brotherhood across the sea, whose
friendship he has helped to cement, a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
The grand master sent the following
response:
We send Christmas and knichtly
salutations to our fraters across the sea
and across the border to Canada,
May Templar reciprocity ever exist be-
tween us. To our own loyal and loved
Templar Host, two hundred thousand
strong we send Christmas greetings.
May unbroken friendships, great ac'
emulation OF cheerful rerolIections,
greater affection each to the other,
bring us info closer fellowship. May
we fight for the ideals and the sacred
things OF the order, both alone and
with many. May we transmit Masonic
Christian knighthood not on.y not less
but greater. better and more beautiful
than it was transmitted to us: May
we renew our VOWS to Him our Inn
manuel, 'WhoSe | am and whom |
serve" May our battle cry for the
coming year be:
True. hearted, wbole-hearted: faithful
and loyal
King OF our lives. by the grace we
will be;
Under the standard, exalted and royal.
Strong in thy strength We will battle
for Thee"
The asylum was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion and the cere-
mony was most impr assive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
OPENING Of RALEIGH
WaSilingtGn'S Magnificent Hotel is
I'aY0rite Resort of Alex-
andrians.

As announced in today's Gazette, the
new addition to the Raleigh Hotel al
the corner Of Pcnna. ave. and l2th
street, has been completed and the
people Of Alexandria are cordially in
vitcd to inspect the new surroundings,
The Raleigh, which always has been
one Of the most delightful hotels, in
this country, now becomes one Of the
uost magnificent and 4 visit through
its beautiful departments is n treat.
The dining room and new restaurant
are now open and the grill room opens
on December 18th. An orchestra is in
attendance at luucheon, dinner and
after the theatre. SpecIa preparations
are being made FOR New Years eve and
tables are nov being reserved.
The Raleigh has occupied i warm
place in the hearts Of AleXaudrians ever
since the opening and will undoubtedly
continue 20 bc their favGritc resort
while in the Capital city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
TRAGEDIES AND ACCIDENTS.

A Christmas feast was converted into
tragedy yesterday at Flint, Mich,
when H. Tuczka was shot and instantly
killed in the presence OF five compan-
ions who we're watching the spreading
Of 4 banquet table after the six men
had come from early mass at All
Saints Church. The conversation had
turned to hunting and Tuczka had vol
unteered to show q trick about loading
gun. Fred Matz went to his room
and broughta a gun for the demonstra.
ton. rs it loaded?' asked Tuczka.
No." replied Matz, but as he was
breaking it to show that it was empty
the weapon was discharged and tore a
gaping wound through Tuczka's left
lung. The victim was married man
33 years old.
A double house owned by Joseph
Scarlett, at Swoyerville. near Wilkes
Barre, Pa. was blown up by heavy
charge OF dynamite yesterday morning
and the lives OF the sixteen inmates
we're endangered. All escaped serious
injury. As they ran out OF the wreck
ed house FIVE revolver shots were fl ed
at them. None took effect, however.
The charge of dynamite had been
placed on the front porch, and it blew
out the entire front of the house and
wrecked the interior OF all the front
rooms. Fortunately the inmates were
IN the rear rooms OF the house at
Christmas celebration. and aside from
severe cuts and bruises, caused by fall
ing plaster and flying glass, all escaped
injury.
All are Italians. and they say they
have 40 idea who the dypamiter is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
NEW CARDINALS
To De CREATED.
Another Consistory to be Held Soon
Sacred College May be Taken
From Italy.
LACKS CNE FOREIGN CARDINAL
Should One he Appointed From Another
Country and no Italian be Elevated
italian Power Would he Broken.

Rome. Dec. 26.--Pope Plus has
decided 10 hold another consistory in
1he spring. according to a semi-oftl-
cial announcement at the Vatican. A
pnmber of new cardinals will be Gre
ated and it seems certain that the
control of the Sacred College will be
taken away from the Italians.
The announcement caused great
surprise in clerical circles. 1t was
believed Pope Plus created SO many
cardinals at the recent consistory be-
cause he believed it was his last
The decision Of the pontiff indi-
Gates that he had decided TO add
enough progressive prelates 10 the
Sacred College TO insure successor
10 the throne Of Rome who will carry
ont The policies he has endorsed.
1t is believed that four cardinals
will be created. three Of whom will
be foreigners. Mgr Bello, patriarch
of Lisbon, whom Portugal has decid-
ed to prosecute on a charge of con-
spring against the state, is believed
TO have been the cardinal named Sc
cretly at the last consistory. If con-
ditions in Portugal clarity. public
announcement Of his elevation to the
Sacred College will be. made at the
consistory in the spring.
The Vatican believes Mgr Bello is
being frightfully prosecuted and that
an effort is being made 10 stamp out
the power Of the church in Portugal.
Nevertheless. it IS regarded here as
unlikely that the government will
carry out it's reported plan OF ban
rial.ipa .ho preIate 10 Africa.
Archbishop Won Wettering OF Ent-
RIGHT, Holland. where the church has
made remarkable strides in the last
few years, is almost sure to be given
the red hat. Father Ehrle. pontifical
librarian. is also likely to be chos-
en-.
Should any Italians be elevated it
is believed the honor would fall upon
Mgr. Giustini, secretary of the Con-
gregation Of the Sacramentalists, and
Archbishop Dilla Chiesa. Of Bologne.
the chief supporter OF Cardinal Ram
polla in his candidacy for the papacy.
Particular Importance attaches to
the fact that even if only one more
foreigner receives membership in
the Sacred College and no more ltal-
ians are elevated. the power OF the
Italians will be broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
ST. pAUL'S CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL,

The Auditorium and class room OF
The Norton Memorial" were filled TO
heir full capacity yesterday, Cbristmls
afternoon. BY the children and parents
Of st. PauI'S Church Sunday School
The exercises were opened promptly
ut five O'Clock and were conducted by
the rector Rev. 2. ?. Phillips.
The carols were bright and unusually
well sung, showing the excellent train
ing received by the school from Mrs.
Raymond HuItish assisted by Miss Re-
uecca Hei-hIcy at the piano and Miss
Caroline kast yiOIlnist.
Santa Claus was present, sitting in
full view OF all under the prettilv deco
rated Christians tree and distributed
the oranges, nuts and candies to the
children. tie also visited the infant de-
partmcnt where he received many e.
quests for another Christmas with the
promise OF being good children IN or
der TO bc strong in his favor.
Many gifts were exchanged, the
superin.endeut. teachers and scholars
being remembered.
After being dismissed with the bcnc.
dirtion all returned home imburd with
Tie spirit OF Christm "a and It's general
good viii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
AT THE IMPERIAL.

S1uaring al Account y as present
ed hy Harrison ana Armstrong ut the
Imperial Theatre in Washington. is
appropriately placed at The head nf a
holiday bill. II breathcs Of the Christ.
mas spirit Throughout its simple story Of
a verit#hIe old Scrooge al landlord.
The Harmonious Beauv and Bellies
are quartet with voices that blend
pIeaSingiy. lu the quaint garb Of ante
be!um days they render ballads and
later contribute spirited Spanish num-
ber.
Harry Cutler is typica! English
comedian from the '@I!s. Sheppard
hr2hers, in a Tramp Line" act, and
the Musical Ssipps complete the pro-
grammr. with Toots Ola and her lfa-
~aiIian troupeas az extra holiday at
traction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
ND 1@RESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

g.. lgregatiCns both morning
we're preseot On Sunday. de-
nclcment wuather and heard
Lee Allison. pastor OF tine
.oreshyterian Church preach
morning or Repentance, a
! theme in a series on Funda-
! lis.
Il night the cli1ir rendered some eX-
,c;,ens Christmas .nusie, and Dr.. ALI
s., preached on an appropriate theme.
Supreme message Of the Season, !"
tliy text WAS Isaiah ~.
He said in part:
There is perennial freshness in
the birth OF the world'3 Saviour. the
simple but suEiina statement Of the
Gospels falls upon tac ear with match
less JOY and hope, !1=us was the child
OF history. prophec! reace and power.
As we study. histo,fIt IS e2ident THAI
Coz vas for c5&o.'~ preparing this
world for the birth cf Jesus, and when
the fuIncSs of time was come, God sent
him forth. There is Unity in history
it is the unity Of Goo 5 intelligent aud
gracious purpose, and the time OF birth
was after preparation in history. the
gates OF the temple OF Janus lu Rome
were shut, indicating & world peace aud
the G rccian civilization and language
under one Roman government vas the
instrument OF the diffusion oi the fact
o! His birth.
he vas also the child Of prophecy.
A thousand lines of prophecy conveyed
and localized in one dazzling ray Of
glory in the manager 1T Bethlehem.
Isaiah speaks Of His birth 800 years
before The advent and many other
prophets OF God foratold that 1ransccn-
dent event and pivotal point in all his
tory.
He was the child OF peace His
coming was ut the time OF world peace
and was announced as the prince OF
aeace, His teachings conduce to indus
trial and material peace, He came also
to bring divine peace in tho sinful soul,
for being justified by faith in Him
we have peace with God, the Father.
In the light OF this child OF Gods love
all strife aid se!lishncs5 disappear and
Man looks upon his neigGbor rs 4
brother.
He came, again, as the child OF
power. When but = youth We find
him dlsputing with the learned doctors,
and he grew in statue and wisdom and
in favor declaring marvellous truths
and working wonders, as He healed
the sick aud even restored the dead to
life He stands then the great unique,
incompatible character and life.
There IS an urk2own a:al lanifrowabir
quantity IN Him. He must be the
Christ The son Of the living God Mag
we sing praises to lis great name and
be inspired to consecratc our lives to
Him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
WEDDINGS.

Miss Marie DieIrich. daughter o;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Diedrich. Of
7O9 Wythe street, and Mr.. Samuel
CIinksca!cs. OF Washington, were mar
ried Yesterday at the parsonage CT
Chris. Church, Rev. ". J. Morton,
rector, officiating. The bride was al
tended by her sister, Miss Rosie Died
rich, and the bridegroom had for his
best man, Charles Diedrich, brother Of
the bride. OF Washington.
Mr.. II. S. Reed and Miss Vernie
Harris were married a. the residence
OF J. ". Harris. father Of the bride, at
the Iatter'S residence, 90; north Coum-
bus street, Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
wo9DLAwN HORSE COMPANY.

The WoodIawn Horse Company held
It's forty sixth annual meeting 1T the
Lukcus school house yesterday. On
this occasion there was an. add ion
OF four new members making Il total
members li.N II ta:rty-thre1.
Alter going through the general
routine ot business, it being Christmas
day, the meeting ;hen adjourned 10
mect again Oh the last Monday OF 1912.
This organization has been in exist
cnce forty six years aul in that length
OF time has lost only ;wo Of its horses
and they were tinaIly recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
REMEMBERED THE POOR.

The element which we have algays
Nith US was not forgotten yesterday, as
Mayor aui Mrs. Palf. the committee OH
poor Of the City Council, OverSecr and
Mrs. Sherwood. Rev. and Mrs. Lank
ford and maug people of Del Ray WED
in Frightening the souls OF the inmates
Of the city llms house. They were
furnished wi,ha fine Christmas dinner
;o@cthcr with the many things in the
way Of luxuries which enter into the
Joys Of the season. People OF Del Ray
augmented their rcmcmbranceS by
giving an interesting and enjoyable en-.
tertainment for the benefit OF the in
mates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
CHRISTMAS BASKETS.

Among the many splendid Christmas
charities with which the holidays were
blest none were more generous than
that OF the we'll known Catholic org@ni-
zation, the Daughters OF Isabella. On
Christmas eve pcarlv n hundred we'll
stocked hampers containing provisions,
sweets and toys were sent out by them.
The committee in charge was com
posed OF Mrs. Jacob Brill aud Mrs. NJ.
r. O'Suilivan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
Arrest of Supp0s ed Dynamitcr.

pit'sburg, Pn., Dec. 2G.-policc Of
Monessen steel and iron mil! town
near here today are investigating what
NAV develop into n dynam;Ing plot.
a man giving his name as George
Bridges, who refuses to give an ad-
dress, was arrested while carrying snit
case filled with - sticks OF dynamite,
enough to blow up all the huge plants
in the little borough where 5000 non
union men are employed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
Farley Has Audience with pope.

Rome, Dec. 26.-Oardinal Farley
was again granted an audience with
Pope Piu, today and was instructed bv
the Holy Father to CABLE a greeting
from him to the Catholics in America
The pcntiff chatted with Cardinal Far.
lay for more than an hour and express
ed his qualification over the bright out
look for the church in the new world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
A BEDRAGGLED PRISONER.

Among the cases in the Police Court
this morning was that of young man
named Frederick White, whc, 1t is
said. is a resident Of The Fort Washing
ton neishborhood. Both eyes were
blackcned and much swollen. He was
minus coat and lonkni ike he had
barely survived IN initiation into the
Sons OF nlalta. 1t seems that L late
hour last night Officers Garvey and
Scott heard the cutlery OF a woman llv-
ing in one of the north Lee streets re-
sorts and they fastened towards the
hon3e. Before they reached it they
saw White push woman off the dour
step on the pavement where she fell.
The woman, although drunk. managed
TO get back into the house and when
the officers came To the door they
found White sitting upon her head.
He was drunk, and upon being re-
moved by the officers from the woman
he became defiant and resisted arrest.
White vas asked by Justice Caton il
he had any answer to made against
him, but the prisoner was still III 4
confused state and virtually nude no
reply. He was fined SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
Fires on Yong Island.

New York, Dec. 2G.-Fres along the
Long Island shore early today destroy
ed ore of the Iargcs. hotels on the
island, 2 Young Nomen's Christian
Association vacation home and the
William l.. Mott homestead, doing so, :
coo worth OF damage.
The Hotel hungarian, frtquented
BY foreigners ard artists. WAS totally
destroyed at Greenwood. Itaccommo-
dated 500 guests but WAS uuoccupled.
The Y. ". C. \. vacation home at
Nil! Neck, too, was uuoccupied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
EURiSTM AS \ ID AI
OF BLDODSH ED.

ST.. Louis. Mo. Dec. 26.-Christ-
mas Day was day OF bloOdsh"d in
many southern and western states.
Reports reaching here today indicate
that nine persons were killed as tn"
result Of Christmas day quarrclS and
leudS in various localities.
Four men were killed in Kentucky
Memphis and Covin&ton. Tenn. Fort
Smith. Ark. Waco. Texas. and Wich-
ita. Kansas. murders are reported
following family QuarrelS or hoIdH"
celebrations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26
RICHARDSON TO
GO TO TRIAL

Boston, Mass. Dec 26.-Any doubt
that Rev. G.. Y. T. Richardson, would
90 to trial January -, as scheduled
on charge OF numbering Avis Linneli,
were dispoIed today, wien his counsel
William i. Morse. formally stated he
would fight no more for continuance
Morsc's statement cane just after a
visit 10 Richeson;s cell shortly before
noon.
'Rieheson will 5e we'll by January
l5," said Attorney Morse. Asked
along what lines the defense would he
made. Morse refused TO answer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

While demonstrating the mechanism
OF new % caliber rifle. which he had
received for Christmas present.
Howard Burrows. years old. acciden-
tally shot his playmate. Preston Gin
CELL. years old, Of Wesley Park. D.
c., in the left shoulder early last night.
HIS injury is not serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

A man giving name as John Henry
Martin. Of Cumberland, Md, walked
into Police Headquarters 10 Baltimore
this morning, and told Marshall Far
nan that be is the man who murdered
Mickle in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

Four boys were badly injured yeser-
day morning by the explosion of tin
OF gun powder. Eston Atwater, q
nogro, took it from store OF which he
was working aud threw match into it.
he and three white boys were badly
burt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-26

sun and Tide Table.
High Tide l2.01 am. and
l2.3) pm. Sun rises go
4. IN. and sets 4.57 p. N.