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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
Asquiths Wait-and-See Policy Is
Blamed for Dublin Insurrection

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
RAIDERS CAPTURE
BRlTONS WHO LET
ENEMY AIRMEN Die
Grew Of St. Stephen, Which Refused
to Aid Drowning Men of
Wrecked Zeppelin, Taken
by Teutons.
ENGLISH LOSE THREE SHIPS
Destroyer and Scout in Hands Of
Germans Attacking East.
ern Coast.
HEAVY DAMAGE DONE, IS STORY

BERLIN, April 26.-tYia Lon
don. The German naval forces
which bombarded Lowestoft yester-
day sank the steamer ingk stephen
and captured Its crew, Il was Off
cially announced today This Is the
same steamer that refused TO rescue
the crew Of the Zeppelin L-l which
dropped into the North Sea,
II was also announced that de-
stroyer and another scout boat aside
from the King Stephen were sunIQ
and that on one OF the cruisers at
tackled a bad fire was observed.
Extent Of Raid.
IN q Zeppelin raid over England lass
night. fortified establishments at London.
Colchester, Biackwater and Ramsgate
were attacked, the war office announced
this afternoon. Tho French port ana
large British supply dopots nj Etaples.
Pag-d de-Calaig also were attacked
In continuation yesterday OF tn
naval skirmiEhinR that began on The
Flanders coast on Monday. q British d..
atroyer was badly damaged By German
naval forces. and an auxiliary steamer
was sunk and It's crew captured and
taken TO zeebrugge. It was officially az.
nounced this afternoon.
The official statement on the naval
rail Ia ~ follows:
AT daybrcak, parts OF our high sea
forces bombarded with good success the
Qualifications and important military
buildings at Great Yarmouth and Lewes.
toft, and afterwards, opened fire on O
group Of enemy airmen. small cruisers
and destroyers.
Mig Fire on Cruiser.
"On ono cruiser big fire was OBJ
scrYed. One destroyer and two enemy
scout boats were sunk, one Of the hitter
being the English fishing steamer King
stephen. which formerly refused TO save
the crew Of the Gsrnan airshlp I.-i9
when IN distress. The crew Of the fish
ing steamer was taken prisoner, The
remaining enemy naval forces Withdrew.
on our side there were no losses. and all
the ships returned undamaged.
simultaneously with the attack Of our
naval forces naval air squadron at.
tackled, on the night Of April 2l-25. the
eastern counties OF England Bombs
we're thrown with good effect on indus
trial buildings at Cambridge and Nor-
wfch railway buildings near Lincoln.
batteries near winterton, Ipswich. Nor
wich and Harwich, as well as, enemy
accommodating ships on the English
coast Despite a violent bombardment
al tho airshlps landed untouched IN home
harbors.
"Aeroplanes Of naval air detachment
early on Tuesday morning pelted ef-
fectively with bombs harbor works,
Notifications and the aerodrome at Dun
kirk. All returned undamaged.
1.-THE previously reported outpost en-
CONTINUED on Page Two, Column Five
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
BAY STATE REJECTS
ROOSEVELT SLATE
Thirty-two Of Thirty-Six Delegates
to National Convention Are
Unpledged.
lT.R. ALSO LOSES IN NEW JERSEY

BOSTON, Mass, April 26.---Thlr-
ty-two Of the thirty-six delegates
chosen in the presidential primaries
yesterday to represent Massachusetts
Ia the republican national conven-
.tion at Chicago are unpledged to any
candidate for president. These in
dude the four delegatea-at-large,
Governor Samuel W. Mccall, Sena-
tors Henry Cabot Lodge and John w.
Weeks and former Senator w. Muir
ray Crane. The remaining four dis
trict delegates are understood to
favor tho nomination Of Theodore
RoosevelG
A revision of the figures for the
tntire state today showed the fol-
lowing vote for delegates-at large
uapledgod ticket samuel " Mccall
q IA. Henry Cabot lodEe, ei2g John W.
tcnntlnued on page Five, Column ThreeD
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
ACTIVE PURSUIT OF
VILLA is RESUMED
Detachments Of American Cavalry
Are Whipping Mountains North
and West Of Parral.
BASE is NOW WELL EQUIPPED

BULLETIN.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex April 26.--
II was indicated AZ headquarters to-
day that the scott Obregon confer
cnce would be held at Clndad por-
firi0 Diaz or Las vacas, across the
Lilo Grande from Eagle Pass. Ten
tatlye arrangements for a special car
10 carry General Scott and General
Funston TO Eagle Pass tonight have
been made.
FIELD HEADQUARTERS. Nami-
oulpa. chihuahua. April rs. (via
Wireless TO Columbus, N. a., April
a. Several detachments OF Amer
lean troops haze resumed active pnr-
suit Of villa and are whipping the
mountains north and west Of Parral,
where the bandit chleftain Ia re-
rorted to be hiding.
Tho advanced base, 300 miles
south OF the border, Is now com
pletely equipped, trainload after
iralnIoad OF motor trucks having ar
rived here within the last ten days
bringing ratlons, clothing and equip
Hient.
Dodd's Troops Ia Fighf.
IgI. pAsO, Tex, April aA report has
been received here that Colonel Dodd's
advanced cavnlry detachment had an
engagement several days ago, IN which
both sides suffered losses. II was not
Indicated whether the battle was with
: Vlllsta bands on with Cananza troops.
The information regarding the battle
came IN a private dispatch. but gave no
information where mo engagement took
place. Advanced detaohments Of Colonel
Dodd's cavalry recently have been opor-
ntlng In a limited zone just north Of
satevo. These detaehmcntH arc said 20
oo small units which are securing the
country for Yillista bands.
Officials of the de fncto government
were optimistic today IA the belief that
the mission Of General Alya 0bregon.
minister ~ war, to lhis city or Juaroz 20
confer with Major General itugh T..
Scott rhlcf-of-stnff Of tho United States
army. win result In a satisfactory plan
whereby peaceful conditions may be
maintained along tho border Andres Gar
cia. Mexican consul here. said that
nothing but good can como of the con-
ference
Pending tho conference, which viii
probably bo held late this week, the bases
and lines OF communication ~ the Amer
toan army ln Mexico are belng strength
snfd for hn eventually
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
IoWan Suggests
Federal Control
OF Cattle Prices

WASHINGTON. April 2e.-Govenment
control Of cattle prices M solution Of
the raisers' problem was advocated be-
fore a house committee today by J. ".
Allen, stock producer Of Pocahontas.
Iowa.
with government inspectors 20 grade
the cattle at tho yards, the producer and
raiser would get fair treatment. " he said.
"Ninety-flye per cent Of the cattle sold
In Iowa last year we're disposed Of on Il
down market Under present conditions
the raiser might as well send his purse
TO Chicago and permit the packer TO take
what money lie wants from III"
The hearing was on the Bofland reso,
tuition ~ instruct the federal trade com,
mission 10 determine n the packers arc
violating the sherman law
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
IOWA MAN VOTES FOR
OLDFlELD FOR PRESIDENT

nEs MONIES Ia April a The "a,
suit af canvass made by the state
executive council n votes east Ht lha
presidential preference prlmaW AnHl m
announced today shows the total vote
was 4 eff divided ~ follows
tieputItans. HN. democrats lBa
proEfaaslrrs. 80
Toe pfesiieniisl vote WAS AZ folieae
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nuab 30 Fold q
6lafrfubr Ciafkf received one tala 20
pfasliisat ta tailas county and ragnsF
0ltfistd received ono m oiArk faHniA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
STRIKE AT HASTINGS IS
ENDED BY COMPROMISE

ItA8TtNuH n N Anril 3 THE ntflke
m employees N the Natlonai Conduit and
Abla company. whlRh haa betu mAfkrd
tY fiotinr and the caillns put ~ thr
militia. was settled to-day when che stuk
sra soled % seeani the attef ~ the com
uahF faf an increase iu wetts of IS cents
ia hour rhs atnket had demanded sn
.iuauase ~ tania
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
EXTENT or IRISH
REVOLT GREATER
THAN YET TOLD
New York Hears that Ten Thousand
Rebels Are Opposing Forces Of
British Government in
Dublin
ROUTES TO LONDON IN DOUBT
Birrell Tells Parliament He Doesn't
Know II He Can Reach the
Troubled Isle.
AsoUITH TALKS HOPEFULLY

NEW YORK, April 26.-The re-
volt In Ireland far exceeds In extent
the admission OF the British govern
ment, according 10 information re-
ported 10 have been received in Irish
circles in this city. A force Of about
10000 rebels IL opposing the British
government authorities in Dublin
and neighboring counties, II was an
serted.
The reports had IL that John ac-
Nell, leader OF the Irish volunteers
and editor Of their official organ, the
Irish Volunteer, had been shot, but
whether in the fighting or after had
not been learned
Arc Routes CIosedf
LONDON, April 2e.-At the opening Of
tho House Of Commons today Augustine
Birrell. chief secretary for ireland, said
II was difficult 10 say whether any routes
- Ireland were open or closed lie added
that he was going there II he could TO
make arrangements
Drastic steps have been taken by the
British government 10 suppress the up
rising in Dublin by the proclamation Of
martial law In the city and county and
by proclalning tho associations which
took part IN the movement Illegal organi-
zatlong, which viii enable the police 10
break them up.
This was announced IN the House OF
i Commons today by Premier Asquith, who,
while making more reaesurins state.
ment with regard 70 the situation IN the
irish capital, did not add much TO previous
knowledge Of what has happened there
since Monday noon, when rebels took
possession Of the postoffce and certain
sections OF the city
Troops IN Possession.
The prime minister was able 10 say
however. that Liberty hall the head
quarters OF the Sim Fein party and ST..
stephens Green, which seemed 10 have
Loen The center Of the rising, had lem re
occupied by the military who were being
toipforccd by the troops from Englani
and Belfast
Tho casualty AZ Dublin, according 10
Lord Landowner statement were II r.
teen killed and twonty-one wounded be-
sides two loyal volunteers and two po-
lcemcn killed and six loyal volunteers
worndcd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
One Year Ago Today
in the War

tlilra recovered Positions leat 90 the
Germans ln tHfes region
rRrit reported thr Fuuch had rcEalNet
iiaTi mauna WeIledopf lH AIsars.
uefmaus made extensive asf at raIsan
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Aitled fafF maae eaai lBe feetNe
an the UaHHti rFnmUla aad AiuatN
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
French Lines Are
Taken by Germans

HEHiiN fNR innd0ui. ApFl PA Ger
man TROOPS northeast W cenaa ia the
Nasgea mountains took lho first and aeo.
oud French lines upon and uppnsito
iieiaht Ne a3 aeaardmg ta The 0flelnl
statement iaslsi tataY at the ueFmaB
nH8g Headquarters
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
Conscientious
Workers.

Ree Want A,ls cost hut
little Tor the much they
lo. They work tor 10.
suits rather than the ray
they gct 1'bey tvil your
story Ia thousands of
honcs aud business
plaec Ul,l work uiebl
anl day llire aae
NOW
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27

United States
formation the the
byro Indian
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
Colonel Dodd Defeats Band
of ViIHstaS at Tomachic

mountain pasacs thc tso commands
struggled the viliatos dropping ali cum.
beraome equipment IN precipItate flight
before Colonel llodds cayalrymen.
Once during the flight the villlataa fe-
ceiyed rcinforcemonts and attempted
yainly 10 make a stand against the Amer
leans. When nfRht cnmc the pursuit
became increasingly difficult because Of
the nature Of the terrain, honey combed
or II Il with mountain caves gofgca and
trails IN which there are many Jagged
rocks, rulnous 20 The feet of the horses.
Colonel Dodd pursued the Vllliatas to-
ward Minacs. bis base. where he u now
reported 10 be awaiting supplies.
Tho nineteen Ylla wounded, taken III
the engagement and the twenty i've
horses md arms captured were taken 70
Minaca 10 await General Perahipgs or
ders as 70 their disposition. Colonel Dodd
was given much credit here for hls feat
and was officially commended for the
promptness shown by his small outnum-
bered forces.
BAN ANTONIO, Tex April go.The
two American soldiers killed IN the en-.
gagement between Colonel Dodd's forces
and villa bandits April ~ were saddler
II. A. Raw md Private Barghee Of Troop
r. This information came today TO Cen
erai Funston in a delayed report
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
The Weather

Forecast tui D. IN. Thursday:
For Omaha, Council liiuffa and Vicinity
Partly oiondN aud continued cool
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27

feIore the end OF the present week.
II may be presented on Saturday.
~ nassrIN.
GENEVA, switzerland. April 2a.
tVla Paris April 30 German
newspapers are now taking more
FERROUS view % the German.Amerl-
can Altuation They ray Elm 5eror
William Is expected 10 return 10 Ber.
In from general headquarters IN
the meantime Americans attempting
~ leave Germany by way Of switzer-
land are encountorlng difficulties.
Many Of them are held up at Con.
stance, the Baden frontier having
been closed since yesterday
BERLIN. April 20 -tyia London,
April 26., Chancellor Won Beth.
inann-lIollweg and Admiral Won
Holtzendorff, chief OF the naval gen
oral staff, departed for headquarters
on the evening train to consult with
Emperor william In regard to tho
reply TO the American note.
The chancellor's conference with
James W. Gerard. the American am
bassador, this afternoon, lasted for
half an hour.
Public Opinion Divided.
Public opinion In Germany respecting
tho American note remains divided In
two main directions. One, represcnted
By Count Ernest Yon Rsventlow. the
naval expert Of the Tages zeituna, COM
tlnuea 10 assert It would welcome a.
breach with America with a feeling Of
relief. The attitude Of the other side
IL indicated by remark by Theodors
Wolff in this mornings Tageblatt that
not thsy. but England and other ene-I
mics of Germany would welcome brench
with feeling or relief"
what viii come Of the deibefations
now progressing concerning the note can
not now be Indicated but It can be said
! yfss..tt...aA -, Taaa S~,.,o TnItt,na g.svo \
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
GERMAN PAPERS
TAKING SERIOUS
VIEW OF ISSUES
Geneva Dispatch Says Kaiser Will
Return to Berlin for Final
Conference Over Reply to
. United States.
AMERICANS HAVING TROUBLE
U. s, Citizens Who Attempt to Leave
Germany for Switzerland Are
.. Detained.
GERMAN OPINION is DIVIDED

BULLETIN.
BERLIN April 20 tyia Lon
don. The German answer 10 the
American note may not be expected
fefore the end OF the present week.
Y may be presented on Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-27
Call Tyler 1000

II You Want TO Talk 60 The Bee
or to Anyone Connected
With The Bee.
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CONTINUED on Page Two. Column Tw
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LAWMAKERSNOT
.TOBE ASKED TO
QUIT GUARD HERE
Continued nom page one)


Hawaii to stand pat as they are. In
my opinion there are no legal obSta-
cles that can aTect their standing.
In any attempt to disorganize or
disrupt an appeal will be made direct
to the National Government and Con-
gress.
Respectfully,
"LUCIJS E. PINKHAM,
Governor Of Hawaii, and Commander
of the National Guard Of Hawaii"
The enclosed letter from Ex-Goyer-
nor Walsh follows:
Honolulu, Hawaii. March II, 1916.
Hon. Lucius E. Pinkham,
Governor of the Territory of Ha-
wall
Your Excellency:
Il take much pleasure in giving You
the information which you requested
of me in your recent communication.
In the commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts, members of the National
Guard are frequently elected, and
serve, as members of the Massachu-
sets legislature; indeed, the commit
tee on military affairs of the legisla-
ture is usually composed of several
members of the National Guard. Dur
ing my terms of office as governor, !
recall in particular that the floor lead
er of the majority party was COM
manding officer Of the Field Artillery
branch of the National Guard. l also
know several members OF the judici-
airy, and particularly the municipal
court judges, who are members Of the
National Guard. The colonel of one Of
the infantry regiments is justice of
one of the municipal courts of the
city of Boston.
Many similar instances might be
cited. l have never heard any objec-
ton made to members of the Nation
al Guard serving as members Of the
legislature or in the judiciary. On the
contrary, | think it has worked very
satisfactorily, and has been of con-
siderable advantage to the state, to
have members of the National Guard
serve IN the legislature, where .Ques-
tons relating 10 that branch OF the
government service are presented by
men intimately acquainted with their
problems.
Il hope this information may be Of
some assistance to you. 49,.
with cordial personal regards and
assurances OF my esteem, ! am e.,
Very sincerely yours,
DAVID /. WALSH"
Ex-Governor of Massachusetts.
Troublesome Section.
The section Of the Organic Act
which raised the question, and result.
ed In the proffer Of a resighatfon from
Capt. II. L. Holstien, is as follows: il
"plsqualifieations Of Legislators
Section 16. Tnal no member OF
the legislature shall, during the term
for which he is elected, be appointed
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The car barn of the Massachusetts
Northeastern Street s Railway com
pany at Merrimac was destroyed by
fire at a loss estimated at $4,000.
After having been closed 4 months
public schools in Mexico City and the
Federal District have opened. 8
Count Kanitz, German commander
at Kermanshah, committed suicide
when the Russians captured the city.
England has discontinued the pur-
chase of horses and mules for war
purposes in the United States.
The Iowa anti-tipping law was held
to be unconstitutional by Judge Jep-
son. in the district court at Sioux
City.
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or elected to any Office of the Terri
tory of Hawaii .,.-..
No action on Capt. Holstien's resig-
nation has been announced. There
are only four other. members of the
guard in the Legislature, as follows:
Col. Harry A. Baldwin, 3rd Infantry;
Capt. H. B. Penhallow, .SSrd Infantry;
LIST Lieut. Norman r. 81 man End In
fantry; and Capt. Charles A. Rice, 4th
Infantry. "aG' - baIr'ss 49,. -. =.
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George F. Renton, owner; location,
College Hills, northeast corner of Ma
noa road and Lanahuli drive; four
dwellings and four garages; Emory &
Webb, architects; Levers & Cooke,
builder; estimated cost, $13,500.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless 70 MerchAnts'
Exehanae.)
SATURDAY., March 1s.

SoSoEddyB "atSH tcs
SAN FRANCISC0-Arriyed, Mar. IL:
S. s. Ell Segundo, hence Mar. 3.
SAN FRANCISCo-Arrivsd; Mar. 1s:
S. s. Alaskan, from HfiosMar. 9.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mar. 49, S. 8.
City of Puebla, hence Feb. 20.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived, Mar. Is:
S. S. Yucatan, hence Mar. :.
Radio Messages. -
S. S. Manoa arrives from San ran
cisco Tuesday with SO passengers. 664
bags mail, 103 pkgs. ex matter. Sc
autos, 1903 tons cargo. kahului: 2
autos, 1928 tons cargo.
S. S. Sierra arrives from Sydney
Tuesday 6:3e a. M. and proceeds to
San Francisco p. m. same day. Five
second class passengers. 207 tons car.
go and 10 sacks mail. ~ T.,
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M. L. COPELAND: That story
"Prexy" Manck told the Star.BuHetip
that he and / carried Aviator Art
Smith into Hillsdale hotel after he
alighted on the college campus was all
true. Smith and the girl came down
with a thump that day.
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Oliver G. Lansing, owner; location,
Holt tract, Waikiki side of Kameha-
meha " road, 1920 #. mauka from
King street; dwelling; Wong Wong,
builder and architect: estimated cost,
$3.50.
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JAPANESE GIVEN
right TO CHOOSE
OWN NATION NOW

wish to become citizens under the
Star Spangled Banner.
This is certain. and the mothers
and fathers are looking ahead to this
point. They live here, enjoying the
blessings of Hawaii. and they intend
to die here. You can safely say that
there will be very few Japanese who
will not take advantage Of the law to
renounce the double nationality and
become real American citizens" he
concluded.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Ben Cruz, owner; location, 1nauka
side of Queen street, 400 feet Eva
from Ward street: two dwellings: K.
Nakatani, bui,sssTs and architect; es-
timated cost, $1,000. IN D..
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LITTLE INTERVIEWS

CHARLES F. CHILLINGwoRTH:
Let me tell you it's no fun trying
police court cases with big carbuncle
on, the back of your neck, bouncing
against your collar.
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Oliver G. Lansing, owner; location.
Kalihi, Eva side of Antoine lane, 300
feet mauka from ~ King street;
dwelling; Wong Wong, builder and ar.
chitect; estimated cost, 1890.
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the $40, OOO-odd necessary to keep the
city out of the hole. So long as the
city has to put aside one-quarter Of
its revenue for permanent Improve.
ment fund, which is tied up rigidIy,
and one-twentieth of one per cent for
its cash basis fund, which is also q re-
stricted fund, its general fund is 90
ing to BE insufficient to meet IT,
needs
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-DETECTIVE RUDOLPH STEIN:
There are only two places in the world
where you will find a more mixed
population answering to charges in
the police court than in Honolulu.
These are Shanghai. China, and Port
Said. on the Mediterranean. l place
Honolulu third on the list
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GEORGE A. DAVIS: see that
Robert w. Breckons, ex-U. S. district
attorney and ex-prosecutor of the coun-
ty of Hawaii, the man who drew two
salaries and occupied two positions at
the same time, is candidate for dele
gate to the Republican convention
from the fourth precinct of the fourth
district. II may be that Shingles man
Friday will win but even if he does,
he is a heavy load for the Republicans
to carry ss, Ia ILL.,. s......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18

Pope Benedict is reported to be plan
ming to publish soon. a ,document con-
idemning aerial and submarine var
fare.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18

JOHNNY MARTIN: Somebody
was telling me the other day that the
Manoa valley people are fearing
scarcity. of those famous rainbows
owing to- the lack of dye-stuffs since
the war began. Never mind, guess
as long as this sort Of weather keeps
up they won't be running short of
that old sign In the heavens.