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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-27
STIRRING THE POT.
W.. p. Beard Goes to Bennettsyille and
Makes Things Buzz.

Makes tntu9s BUZZ
Pee Dee Daily, (Bennettsville).
w. P. Beard of .Abbeville, who was
the armed body guard of Gov. Blease
during the campaign last summer, and
later Joined the Progressive party and
became its secretary for South Caroli-
ma, arrived in Bennettsville, Thursday.
During the day, Mr.. Beard called at
the Advocate office. and the editor had
quite a pleasant and interesting inter-
view with him, beginning as follows:
"Is this Mr.. Freeman
Yes, sfr..I---s---.--i- s1------ .---s
Well, have come to get you to give
me that safe conduct through this
county, which you promised me-"
'Is this Mr.. Beard?"
''Yes, sir"
Il am glad to meet you Mr.. Beard.
assure you that you are perfectly
safe in this county now, as you are
not now working for the Bull Moose"
Mr.. Beard admitted that he Is at
present more interested In certain
candidates who are to run In the next
Democratic primary, than he Is In the
future Of Roosevelt's party. He talked
quite freely and entertainingly about
the political situation in this state, and
let 1t be known that he is chiefly inter-
ested in the election Of Governor
Blease to the United States senate.
He discussed the gubernatorial race,
and said the Blease faction wanted to
get out strong man upon whom they
can concentrate and who would have
the ability to meet the strong candi-
dates ION the other side" Mr.. Beard
believes this man to be Senator John
L. McLaurin II he can be induced TO
run. He said Senator McLaurin would
not only receive the Blease votes, but
would be supported by the business
men of the state regardless Of faction.
When asked about George Rembert
as the Blease candidate, Mr.. Beard
said that he was not gubernatorial
timber and that he ought to be satis-
fed with what Blease has already done
for him; that Rembert, In trying to
initiate Blease would get into deep wa
ter, where he would not know how to
get out.
Mr.. Beard SID he would be In this
county two or three days. Thursday
afternoon, he was taken automobile
riding by Senator McLaurin, in COM
pany with w. s. Mowry and Col. ]. p.
Gibson. He is stopping at the Marl-
boro hotel.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
PECIAL SERVICES
AT SILVERBROOk

Services at silverbrook NJ. T..
church continue full Of interest. The
church is showing great activity.
Some interesting features are an
nonced for the services tomorrow, and
the following week. At tho morning
service tomorrow the pastor will
preach on The Duty and Beauty Of
Confessing Christ" Miss sallie II.
Truax will be in charge Of the Ep-
worth League. There will be a song
service and preaching at 7.SO o'clock.
followed by revival. Evening theme.
"a Precious invitation
The Monday night class OF Harri-
son Street NJ. 70. church will visit
class No. 1 on Monday evening at s
o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
literary and musicale on Thursday
night. March 10. IN the church. A
silver Offering will be tsken.
The women Of the Silverbrook NJ.
T.. church will hold a rummagc sale
at No. 100 West Eighth street. OF
March 20. 2i and %. Donations OF
every description are solicited and
will he called for on notification ol
I Mrs. w. =. Greenfield. No. POI Wood
lawn avenue.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
Are Sunday Church Features
oLo IESEAiTENI HINES

captive from the tomb
The First, or Chief Resurrection.
The First Resurrection hegan with
our Lord Jesus and is not yet COM
plete; for all of the Elect are called
to share in His sacrificial death and
also in His Resurrection to q q Divine
nature. These will reign with Christ
a thousand years. and as the Seed OF
Abraham, fully empowered. will bless
all those redeemei by the precious
blood of Calvary.
St Paul emphasizes this point in
Hebrews 11:3S-40. declaring that
while Abraham, Isaac. Jacob and
other holy men Of old received indi-
cations OF Gods favor, nevertheless,
that favor can come only through
Christ. Consequently they cannot.
reach perfection and everlasting life
until the Body Of Christ the Spiritual
Seed of Abraham, shall have been
completed-"th they without us
should not be made perfect" Jesus
also attested that the Ancient Worth
les had not gone to Heaven, saying,
"NO man hath ascended up to
Heaven. John 3:13) St. Peter
specializes in David's case, declaring
David is not assembled into the Heav-
ems. Act 2:34.
Hope For the SOdOmites.
TIE Sodomites have exactly the
same hope as have the remainder OF
mankind, except a few who, during
the Gospel Age, have come through
Christ into membership in the Spirit
ual Seed OF Abraham. The worlds
hope is the Messianic Kingdom. and
the deliverance from sin and death
which 1t will effect. The sacrifice at
Calvary is the basis of all our hopes
The salvation of the Church TO a
Heavenly condition is a separate sal
walton from that which God has pro-
vided for the world in general. But
we were all condemned to death be-
cause Of the disobedience OF Adam:
and justification 10 life can come 10
none except through the Redeemer.
With the setting up OF the Messianic
Kingdom the work OF salvation will
begin, so far as the world is concerned
The Arahamic Promise said that the
peoples blessing would come through
Abraham's Seed-The Christ.
Jesus declares that il will be more
tolerable for Sodom in the Judgment
Day (f1is Millennial Kingdom) than
for those Of His day who rejected His
Message (Matthew 11:21-24.) Il will
not be intolerable for those who re-
] jected Him, however. This clearly
shows that the fate Of the Sodomites
is not sealed. We have also abundant
/ testimony elsewhere that the Sodom-
ties will be awakened and brought to
knowledge of the Truth-Ezekiel
16 1858.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
CHURCH CHOIR
REORCANIzED
To Sing in Central Church
for First Time To-
morrow
PASTOR HAS TWO
SPECIAL SERMONS

"The Living Word" will be the
theme of the sermon tomorrow morn
ing at-l0.SO o'clock In Central Presby-
tcrian church, King street, below
Eighth. The Rev. j. H. Crawford viii
be IN the pulpit at both morning and
evening services. In the evening al
7.45 o'clock he will preach OH "The
Fear OF Death" This is a gospel ser
vice of gospel singing and preach
ing Tho choir has been reorganized
with the following singers: Mrs. o..
NJ. Osborne, alto; Miss Marguerite
Fulton, soprano; Frank III. Mason,
basso; Clarence Hume, tenor These
voices. G-ior the direction OF n. G..
Morgan. Osganist, compose a choir OF
no small merit and great things are
expected of them in the future.
Tomorrow the musical program will
be as follows; organ prelude, ITO
Spring Grieg: anthem. 20 Clap Your
Hands," Buck offertory solo, "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought Ambrose,
Miss FnltOn); organ postlude. "St.
Georges" 7.45 o'clock. organ prelude.
Gwen Song" Hollins anthem; offer-
tory, Saviour Whom Night Involves
the Skies shelley; organ postlude.
Other services will be the Sunday
School and adult Bible classes at 12
o'clock, and the Y. =. S. G r. at Gas
O'Clock. This will be a leaderless
meeting.
On Friday evening. March Il, tho
Junior Christian llndeavor will give an
evening Of song and story with Fanny
J. Crosby the blind poetess.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
"LIMPING
CHRISTIANS
Mr.. StOneSifer Also to Dis
CuSS THE Family Pew
at First Church
PASTORS CLASS
DRAWS MANY MEN

Two very practical themes will be
discussed at the First Presbyterian
church, Market above Ninth, tomor-
row by the Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer.
In the morning the subject will be,
"The Limping Christian" The even
ing one VIII be of interest to every
family and a vital one for every
church, The Family Pew
Both OF these services are marked
by bright choral and congregational
singing, but Ia the evening particu-
larly the hymns are evangelistic and
heart-warming In the evening an
them Mrs. W. l.. Roberts is the solo
list A seating and greeting await
all worshippers at any Of these SER
Vices
Sunday School will be held at 2
o'clock, with classes for all. The
minister teaches the Mems Bible Glass
in the church. auditorium. where II
is easiy accessible to the man who
is on the street at that time
The music for the day follows:
morning. organ. "Andante in F''
(Swart); chorus. Not Afraid"
(Mendelssohn); anthem. ''The Voice
Of Jesus" (Williamsl. Evening. or
gan. "Adaiio in A Flat" (Mendels-
sohn) ALLEGRO" (Mendelssohn) an
them, Praise the Lord (Sudds).
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
Mr.. CANDEE in
GRACE PULPIT
DR.. Reed the Sunday Evening
Preacher at Grace
Church
CONTINUE SERMONS ON
JONAH IN EVENING

In Grace Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning the Rev.
Dr. Charles H. Candee. pastor OF
Westminster Presbyterian church. VIII
preach ia exchange with Dr. kool.
Al 1SO o'clock Dr. Reed will deliver
tho third and last sermon Of series,
Lessons From the Book of Jonah
on the subject, Jonah in Nineyoh--
The Saved city and the Disgrmtlcd
Prophet" A service Of song led by
the church Quar1ctte and chorus ot
over sixty voices will Drecede the ser
mon.
A. o'clock the Sunday School viii
meet. Mems Bible Glass, Young Wom-
ems and Mothers Bible Glasses In the
church auditorium. AZ 6.45 o'clock
the llpworth League will meet IN the
lecture room.
On Wednesday evening an old fash
ioned love feast will be held In the
lecture room.
The special musical program OF the
day viii be as follows Morning
Quartette. GLORY BE to Cod Potter;
trio. Praise Ye,' from "Ottila," by
Beebo.
Evonlng- chorus by chorus choir,
Rock of Ages" Beebe: quartette,
"How Long wilt Thou Forget Me, "
Fheuger.
The Evening Of Music, Poetry and
Song recently given In which the
Misses Carpenter. Simmons, Johnson,
Mrs. Burnham and DR. Reed partici-
pated was well attended and greatly
enjoyed
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

Peter 2:7, 81 His family apparently
were all girls. These except two,
had intcrmarrled with Sodomites.
Quite possibly it was the thought
OF marrying the daughters to pros
porous husbands, that under the
guidance Of the mother. had induced
the family to settle in Sodom. How
many others, like Lot and his wife,
have made the serious mistake Of
claiming more for the physical and
temporal interests OF their families
than for their intellectual and moral
welfarel The story OF the flight Of
Lot, with his wife and two daughters,
is simply told in our lesson.
Biologists declare that the region
OF the Dead Sea. the former cit Of
Sodom, was gas, oil and asphalt
deposit. with a deep crevice leading
down to subterranean hres and that
the connection established between
these by an earthquake or by light
ming would have resulted as described
in the lesson. But had there been no
such reservoir Of infiammables, the
Lord was quite able to accomplish the
same results by other means.
Verse 29 intimates that Gods Mercy
toward Lot was because Of his rela-
tionship to Abraham. This view Is
consistent with all Scriptural state
ments. Humanity was condemned to
death because Of Adams disobedience.
Hence Divine Justice owed them
nothing. Divine Mercy made a spe-
cial Covenant with Abraham, after he
had demonstrated his faith; but the
Covenant extended to none except
HE aaod rrheraforp tharp was M
reason why Lot should be considered
except as stated.
"There's a Wilderness in Gods Mercy"
This does not signify that God Is
merciless to mankind, but that He
rarely exercises mercy except through
His foreordained channel-Christ Je-
sus, who declared, mo man cometh
unto the Father but bv Me" or Him
st. Peter said, There is none other
name under Heaven given among
men, whereby we must be saved.
(Acts 4:12.) II follows, then, that
no one was saved before Jesus came
To some this may seem astounding
but it is the clear teaching of Scrip
ture, and the KEY which unlocks the
wonders Of Gods grace TO US in
Christ.
We should rid our minds OF the
thought that holy men Of the past
went to Heaven and the remainder
of mankind to eternal torture. The
Bible most distinctly declares that
both good and bad "slept with theil
fathers' They still sleep. waiting
the time when Abraham's Seed viii
set up Gods Kingdom on earth, over
throw sin and death. and deliver the
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
DR.. REED AT
WESTMINSTER CHURCH

In Westminster Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning Or. George p. Reed
OF Grace NJ. y. church will preach.
In The evening the Rev Charles L.
Candee viii be the speaker.
or Sunday, March i6. there will be
another yesper service Of music in
the church. The oratorio "From Oil
vet TO Calvary" by Maunder, Will be
sung by a double quartette.
The musical program for tomorrow
will be.
Morning service. organ prelude.
Rhapsody on Theme for Pente-
cost Faulkes; anthem. MY Defense
is of God Bruno HUM: offertory.
tenor'solo by J. Frank Ayres. 81 viii
Set His Dominion I'm the Sea" John
ston
Evening services organ prelude.
Melody Reubenstein; anthem, "ven-
ite.' Gaylord; offertory Evening
Hymn Bresslcr
Evening journal., 1913-03-08

When Abraham was ninety-nine
years old--in the year 2021 B. c.
his encampment was at Hebron.
There the Lord and two angels ap-
peared to him as men. He knew them
not. but entertained them. (Hebrews
1920 The one called the Lord was
doubtless the Logos. the chief Mes
senser, subsequently mans Redeem
err The Lord on this occasion told
Abraham that Ishmael would not be
the heir OF Promise. but that shortly
Sarah would have son. The next
year Isaac was born.
As Abraham walked little dis
tanco with his visitors, he learned
who they really we're. aud that the
destruction of Sodom was imminent
Nobly and generously he petitioned
Coos Mercy on the Sodomites, to
SPARE them If even ten amongst them
were doing as we'll as they knew how.
The Lord gave assurance that If there
were ten thus righteous, Sodom
would be spared.
The NIckedness Of SOd0m Great.
Gods policy has been to allow man
kind, during this reign of sin ard
oeath to try their hands at self-gov-
tlhmtHli tit. tie mas luleTleTtQ 10
cut off with destruction only those
whose iniquity decame very pro-
nounced. and whose fond enjoyment
Of lifes' privileges would be injuri-
Gus TO themselves and TO others. Thus
OF the Sodomites and of the ante
diluvians God made illustrations Of
the great lesson, "All the Wicked will
He destroy"
We are to remember. however. that
these are not illustrations Of eternal
torment, but of destruction. These
people merely passed into destruction
few years sooner than they ordinar-
lily would have done; for the death
sentence was upon all OF Adams race
from the time when he was cast out
Of Eden. We are 10 remember fur
ther, that "Jesus Christ, by the grace
of God. tasted death for everv man;
and that in Him all the families Of
the earth are to b. blessed. This
means that all Of Adams children.
under the reign of sin and death and
weaknesses of heredity, will eventual
ly come forth from the tomb. through
the merit of Christ's sacrifice.
sand Delivered Righteous Lott
The Apostles Peter informs us that
Lot was not in sympathy with the
evils of Sodom, where he lived g
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
DEMONS
in DISGUISE
DR.. Smiley to Discuss Topic
at West Church Evening
Service
SPECIAL SONG
SERVICE A FEATURE

In West Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning Or Smiley will preach
Oh the subject "The Transformation
Of Saul OF Tarsus." The special mu-
sic BY Organisi Brown and the choir
for the morning will be: organ pre-
lude. "Bcrccuse.' by Reid: anthem,
Sing Unto the Lord" bS Buck; So
loist. Mr. Jones; onoris 20 For a
Thousand Tongues TO Sing" by lor-
man. solOist. MT Roberts, organ
postudc i'm "li' hv Swift
The sacrament Of baptism viii be
administered TO several children at
this service.
The Bible school will meet at
o'clock. with superintendent c. n.
Bower in charge The Bible class for
women Is taught by the pastors as
sistant and the mems class by the
pastor
The peoples popular praise service
will begin at 730 o'clock A service
of song by the great congregation led
hy Professor Clymcrs chorus OF 40
voices, opens the program. Tomor-
row night the choir Is to be assisted
by William Raymond. the popular
tenor of Denman Thompsons "Old
Homestead" Company The subject of
Or Smiloy's address will be. Demons
IN Disguise" The special musical
numbers I'm the evening will be: organ
prelude. Grand Onertory i'm T." by
Lehank. anthem. God BE Merciful
Unto U.s." by Wiskc. solOist. Miss
Robb; tenor solo, selected by VIII
liam Raymond; offertory, Hail O
Glorious King" bv Brown: sOloist,
Mr. Jones; organ, "POstlude in E
Flat" by Swift
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
BROTHERHOOD FOR
BRANDYWINE CHURCH

Services at Brandywine Methodist
Episcoal church will be held tomor-
row as usual The Sabbath Schools
will meet at $50 o'clock and 2.SO
O'Clock. The Epworth League under
the direction Of Mrs Margaret Linton
will hold its devotional service at 6.45
o'clock. At the morning preaching
service the pastor will deliver a SER
mon on THE Master Mind Of the
Early Church" OF raul, a Slave OF
Jesus Christ"
In the evening at 7.3O the Rev E,
l.. Hoffecker will preach.
On Tuesday evening at 7.3O O'Clock
a meeting will be held for the purpose
Of completing the organization of the
Methodist Brotherhood. at which time
the Rev. Il. H. Poole will deliver an
address to men only.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
WILSON'S INAUGrRAL.

In Hanover Presbyterian church
tomorrow the sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be observed at the close
of the sermon. The sDecial topic OF
the Mems Bible Glass will be, "Presi-
dent Wilson's Inaugural Address" F"
The Y. p. S. c. r. meeting will be led
by Mrs Linton Coyle on the subject,
"Obeying Conscience" In the even
ing the pastor will speak upon The
Fact of the Spiritual Life There
will be a special song service pre-
ceding the sermon.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
nR. PRICE,S SINnAY MnRk.

Services in Smyrna L. A. NJ. +.
church open tomorrow at 1890 o'clock
with a special sermon 20 the stew
ards and junior stewards by the Rev
Albert Price. Sunday School wilr be
held at . o'clock and praise service
led by Aaron Gibbs at 6 o'clock DR..
Price will preach a sermon TO the
stewardesses, junior stewardesses
trustees and trustees aid boards al
T.45 o'clock when these officers will
be installed. The prelude will be:
Our Duty 10 the New Administration
or How 10 Gain Friends"
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
sACRAMENT AT OLIyET.

There will be services in Oliver
Presbyterian church. Fourth and
Broome streets. tomorrow at l0.45 aud
745 o'clock. conducted bv the pastor,
the Rev. j. G. Lane. At the morning
service the sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be administered and a
class Of new members will be receiv-
ed.
The annual meeting OF the congre-
cation was held on Wednesday even
ing last when William ]. Mcknight
and D. G. Hulett whose terms as rul-
ing elders will expire April /. were
reelected for term Of three years
Their Installation will take place
Sunday morning. March 30. Walter
Alexander, Elon A. W Bailey ant
John Lloyd we're elected to tn,
board Of trustees.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
DIR. HOFFKcKER AT HARRISON sT.

Services at Harrison Street Metho.
dist Episcopal church. corner Seventh
and Harrison sts.. the Rev. George
White Dawson pastor. tomorrow will
be as follows: 9.l5 a. m. class meet
ing, George B. Crossan leader; 1890
O'Clock, sermon by the Rev. +. l.. Hof-
fecker, ID. d.; 2 o'clock, Sunday
School; 6.45 o'clock. Epworth League
on the theme. THE Nature Of the
Kingdom" Miss Susie Gibson leader;
7.30 O'Clock. preaching by the pastor
on The Fiery Inscription"
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
EPMORrH LEAGuE RALLY.

Tuesday, March Is, in Brandywine
church, corner Twenty-second and
Market streets. will witness a stir
among the Methodist young people.
The city Epworth League Union Of
Wilmington and nearby churches will
meet. The program is rich and va
ried. There will be special music by
the local chapter, two address by DR..
Charles A. Hill and DR.. Vaughn S.
Collins. After the addresses the
Brandywine League will entertain all
visiting chapters. Penrose R. Talley
is president of the union and Miss
Ethel Groves is the secretary.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
REVIVAL Ar WESLEY.

All the services at Wesley church
last Sunday we're full OF interest.
one Of the features of the eyenir ;
service was the collection. managed
by q. Taylor Gross, treasurer of the
board of stewards. In very few min
utes announcement was made that all
obligations of the board had been
met
Revival services have been in pro-
gress in the church during the week
and the forcible sermons of Evangel-
list Vickers have been attracting in
creasing congregations A number OF
conversions have been reported II
Is expected that large congregations
will attend the services tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
NIssIONARY DAY N. AsRrRY,

sunday serVices az Asbury NJ. p.
church will begin at nine O'Clock with
prayer meeting under the direction
Of Mrs. Annie Carroll. Al 1890 O'Clock
public services will be held With a
sermon by the pastor. At . O'Clock
the Sunday School will meet. On ac-
count Of the Sunday school mission
airy anniversary the Enworth League
VIII not meet At T30 o'clock the
sunday school will hold its annual
missionary anniversary which vii
be interesting and attractive. Mrs
William NJ. Fields. OF Grace NJ. r
church will deliver the address ant
all OF the missionary dollar card,
will be turned In.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
rpMoRrm cHuRCn GROWS.

Epworth NJ. r. church is receivin
new members at nearly every ser
vice. Last Sunday several were re
ceiyed during the day and others arc
expected tomorrow and the church is
closlr the conference in an encour-
aging manner
Tomorrow the pastor will have for
his pulpit the following subjects 1880
O'Clock, Paul and His Review; 73o
u. M. "The Church and Its Mission.
The evening service will begin With a
spirited song service,
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
TO DISCUSS CHRISTIAN LIFE.

AT Eastlake Presbyterian church.
corner Twenty and Market
streets, tomorrow the Rev. Henry
Cunningham will conduct the worship
O'Clock the sermon topic will be
How to Make a Success of the Chris.
ton Life Sabbath School and adult
Rlb.e class for men and women will
meet at 2 o'clock Pr5rarations fol
the Easter service viii begin. Tho
Clrisuon Endeay0r meeting will Be
held 1t o'clock with Miss Kate Tay-
lor as leader.
Popular song aud gospel service
will be held at 7.45 O'clock. The pas
tor viii speak on Tho Drama Of Life
IL Three Acts" There will be music
by choir a quartet and soloists.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
SERyICEs AT COOKMAN.

Services at Goodman NJ y. church
tomorrow will be as follows: Glass
at 9.45 o'clock; preaching at 10.45
o'clock, by the pastor; Sunday School
at 215 o'clock; Epworth League at
.645 o'clock, with Miss Mary Cloud
as leader on the topic, "The Nature
of the Kingdom There will be
preaching at 7.45 o'clock by the pas
tor
Goodman Sunday School made a
great showing last SUNDAY when they
raised all the money for the mission
AIRY cause
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
noN cHrRcH sERYICEs.

In Zion Lutheran Church tomorrow
Rov. Paul Isenschmid will preach in
German at 1890 o'clock and Frank A.
Possclt a Mt Airy Seminary student,
will preach IN English at 7.SO o'clock.
Sunday School, in both German and
English. will be held at 2.l5 o'clock.
Special Lcnten service VIII be held
on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
nR. Hill N PrLPIT.

In St. Paul's NJ. +. church tomor-
row morning the Rev. Charles A. Hill
will preach on the subject "OuE
Trials" The evening subject will be
"Indecision."
The musical program for the day
will be: Morning. organ. Prelude
Baptiste; choir, THE Voice OF Je-
sus," Williams; choir, Thou Shalt
See His Face" Petrie. 7.30 o'clock
organ. Prelude, Mascheroni: choir
Come to My Heart" Ambrose: bass
solo. Hold Thou My Hand" Briggs
W. S. Body, soloist.
Evening journal., 1913-03-08
SERVICES AT RETHANY.

Services at Bethany Baptist church
tomorrow will be in charge OF the
Rev. ]. r. Hunsberger. minister The
brotherhood will meet at 10 o'clock,
AT 1880 o'clock the subject OF the
sermon will be. THE Path OF the
Just" Bible School will convene at ,
o'clock and the b. Y. p L. at o'clock.
Topis. "Oheylng Conscience" At 7a5
o'clock Mr. Hunshereer will speak ON
"The Cali to Rest