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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-31
Of trained mechanics available il
time of war.

Of trained mechanics available in
time of war.
So it is observed that Congress has
turned to the plan Of organized Ma
litia, as provided for by the Cons
fitution as the force which can be
best trained, disciplined and organ
lied to meet the emergen cies which
may arise at any time. We hear
much along the line of total unpre-
paredneSs in America, We are, it i3
true not altogether prepared, but It
could be worse stan ding army
of 10000, organized MALTA $4,000.
That for the past ten years upon al
average of 900 men have been dis
charged from the regular army on
account of expiration of service, and
for the same period of time $500
have been discharged from the Ma
tional Guard, making 1900 who
have passed through the regular
army and $4,000 who have passed
through the National Guard in the
past ten years, for the same period
OF time 100000 men have had mill
tary training in schools and colleges
TO be sure some of these have died
but in round numbers there are full
ly 1,00O,0 900 men in the United
States who have had military train
ing in the last ten years. There is
equipment now on hand to fit out
between 100000 and 100000 men
in the Ordinance department There
are 700, 900 new model service rifles,
about 1000 Krag rifles, and 300
100000 rounds of small arms am
munition We have or machine
guns 900 Field Artillery guns and
1900 rounds Of Field Artillery
ammunition. In the Quarter Masters
Department there is ample to equip
the regular army and National
Guards and 100000 additional
troops, and facilities for equipping
100000 additional men within 80
days.
The Engineering Corps has on
hand heavy intrenching tools for
divisions Of infantry and reserve
pontoon equipage for 100000 men,
and surgical supplies for 100000
men packed and ready for use.
The foregoing facts and figures are
furnished by the heads of the several
departments and may be relied upol
az correct
The bill provides $4,000 annual
ly as the pay of a captain in the Ma
tional Guard, $4,000 for a leuten-
ant and $4,000 for a Second Lieu
tenant and % per cent of the regu
lar army pay for the enlisted men, to
be paid quarterly, Provision is
made for 4 s drills annually with for
fixture of pay for non attendance,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-31

Cotto2 seed for sale Bank Account,
Kings improved $3.50, Long Staple
$500 Ier hushel. Tate & Kellogg,
Jasper, Ca Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
The Voice Of the People
nnsic ncn.nn FOR Euu.I sunrn.e.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Somc good people whose Ideas OF democ-
racy arc vague. and who blink the facts his
tory. arc willing 10 conccde that equal suffrage
for women is coming though II
of tho necessary evils like the measles. These
people think that democracy made order
10y Thomas jefferson and the other sicners Of
the Declaration OF Dependence and that We
of this day have only think with their
thoughts and we will he happy. But democracy.
like religion. is not thing static finished
1t is constantly in n state of growth and chang
Henry George said Association In equality is
tho law OF progress" aud community or race
can be exempt from the force OF this natural
law Gods law).
Mrs. Lila Meade Valentine. in the convention
at Atlantic city, said what few would
theory Of John stuart Mill and Alfred Russell
logical effect OF the subsection OF women to
moral growth OF mankind has been in exact
proportion to the degree OF freedom which they
enjoy, and as each man is the son OF his mother.
the world cannot climb up higher plane Of
life so long az tho women fail Of equal oppor-
tunity for equal growth with their mates This
is the basic reason why women should vot"
and be on an exact equality with men. 1t will
MAKE them different from what our grand
mothers 'of blessed memory were, hut that
doesn't mean inferior,y II Thomas Jefferson
were living to-day he would he the leader in
Virginia for equal suffrage.
EDMOND FONTATNE
charlottesville. Va. September u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Alas: Poor COMFY.

Alas. P0Or COMFY.
Sometimes I think Id like to wear
~ kingly crown. II scepter bear
Aud rulc with iron hand:
But then think of Constantine
Are very neatly canned.
Now there's IA lad who's done his best.
And in the past has met each test
lis; regal fate imposed;
But now lie picascs none he's known:
i he allied mortgage on his throne.
May be with elce forcclosed
The statesmen whom ambition fills.
Jhc Skirtcd peasants of the hills
Are out to get his goat,
While wife tries to scissor him
And Kaiser Bill. with visage grim
Leaps madly for his throat
He's sought TO keep out of the brawl;
Result. lie has no friends at all
Who'll aid him in his need:
or all the gifts that mark King.
He has use now for just one thing
And that one thing Is speed.
In time Of peace most any slob
Could take this crown-and- scepter job
And turn the trick. | wcen:
In time Of war the work grows tough
.Nnd ships of state cut up too rough
For me--or Constantine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
News of Fifty Years Ago
'from tho Richmond Dispatch, Sept. IA, 1869

:, IS ). Holmes. one OF the bcst-known 'rcmen
IN INC Itichnond Fire Department died at his
"ome Yesterday from cholera.
W43rkkmen commenced yesterday to lay tho
ttouindation for tho new Planters National Bank
ll,'uiiu,nS at the corner of Twelfth and Main
S'rectSi opposite the Dispatch Office.
~; u,mi'eu states troops at Camp jastson dur
,ng me twen,y-four hours ending at noon YES.
are down with the disease. There were eight
camps.
. The The receipts from internal revenue over
s-.uouoVu yesterday. according to the telesraphic
reports from Washington.
The City Council OF Cincinnati refused. by a
the city to President Johnson and party. I'm
neuiateIy after the vote was announced Il great
meeting OF citizens WAS held in the Chamber
asm they resolved TO arrange a public reccp-
ton in honor OF the distinguished visitors.
The Common Council OF Harrisburg Pa, has
nehts for the reception OF the President and
his party on arrival in that city. They arc ex-
pcctcd day after Tomorrow
Over $4,000 people greeted the presidential
party on their arrival in Louisville. Ky.
The New Jersey Legislature yesterday rai-
United states Th Vote e"G en, % Ta hf
FOR and 10 against and in the House. 81 for and
- against.
express deep regret at the rumpus and riot in
mat city OH the occasion OF the Presidents visit.
Before before leaving FOR, Louisville the President
Bates House
John T. Hoffman. at present Mayor Of New
ork city, has been nominated 10y the Demo
the state.
The Emperor of Austria has. by decree or
nersd inc whole Austrian army to be reduced
hShtinS in Europe is at end.
There were thirty-two new cases OF cholera
in New Orleans yesterday and eleven in Mobile,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
New I.limhcr Standards.

The worl; OF standa rdization in all
other building materials has developed
so thoroughly that contractors have IT.
tie difficulty in securing just tho dual
itN desired in steel, cement. lime roof
ing ana various other essentials In
structural timber. however, il is as vet
difficult 10 get amy positive Standards
The forest products labora tory has been
advocating branding building timber
with special trade mark which VIII
Indicate its quality as thoroughly a.
docs the trade mark on other building
supplies. The American I.umbcrman',
Association is cooperating in this
movement, and now several OF the larc
est lumber mills in the country ar.
securing trade marks for their dit
fcrcnt products. which shall be abs"-
lutcly indicative OF their quality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

writer, travelling on foo, through the
southern mountains studying the people for
literary purposes. came upon man OF whom
h" sought information 10 the location of
certain cabin where he had been advised 20 put
M for the night.
.You-an soin' there asked tho man. We'll
Toms f"st- class man, talk" him jos, right
hut hos mighty queer"
What do YOU mean
It's like this: Tom'll 10 scttin outside most
likely. an he'll see aouall comm; he'll take n
good look at Eou:af Of you-al dou't suit
him. he may set tho dawg you. Ef he don't
and YOU gifts TO talln with him and say any
thing hr don't like, ne may throw you down
AZ tramp on you-all But cf you-all's too care
fnl IN your talk. on the other hand. he's liable
TO S!t suspiCious an take you-all for SPY an
use hir gun fust an listen explanations after
wards. But II ain't tryin' to git by with
ort stopping. Er yol!-all try that Il
would hc MI up. for he'd think you-all was proud
an naughty Ef you-all wants 10 come outer
the mountain whole. don't past Toms ca hin
without stopping, whatever YOU do"-Eew York
Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

Elimination and ~ r,, 49,,
for ciectrici,v T., w. -" no leht
on exhibition in ,bc ,,,,,. 80" nov
over ,ue,,, - 'a'u'' '"ere ar"
Of lamps REPRESENTING the ps varien,
stages OF ciyilizntion hu, ous
only the beginning of nlio.'I
which IS to he on" r.. ~, 80. ~"
tensivc in the world .rbo r,,,,,h
candles ana candlcs,icls 49,
probabiv MI nyc or civ c,so. v"I'
were improvements in this tvnn ~ a.
Illumination ihrourhnu, ,ho
same az i'm lainns Thc triri, nv
word 'Caudlcs,irk" ~ .,,.,.n
or three OF these socri,,,r, ,,,
carved sticks or yyooL LIN 80,
brass dish al Inc i'm
Ultimately. Dr. Iiou..h bo,.. -,
broaden tho collection jr,n car,.,
history ~ fire r.,ho, th,, 'I.uniee
Of illumination alone Amop, nj. n-a
specimens arc many ci,rio,,e ali, etc.,
and bellows and roo,-warrors ,rd 49,
Curfow. which lis s,id ia lao -
one in America.
j. is tbc no,uIar o,;,i q,
country that tho cIrfcr v,ns ,I
bu, iustcad Il il sor, of brass ia
which was uvnJ ia cnv.r No a.
ono time i'm E.r,.!aud :. ~ ,.,u
rcQuirinr every iirb- "a no o..
certain hour in tho nf..u, nrosum,i,
. o'clock. and in order Ia rornI,. 80
tho letter OF this law nco,lo ia
suppress their nros. Thus mo hon,
when the nrcs were, covered vim ~
curfew came 10 he Frallcd mo r,,rfo
hour
one time In travelling ,brou,b /.
street in Mexico. Dr. uou:-b came u,op
a peddlcr who had a singular lit,lc
tin lamp among his goods DR. Uo,,rh
immediately bougn, ~ and la,cr H.,
Tulrcd into it's use. |, turned m, T.,
be the typc Of lnrrp used nv mo No-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
The Thinker.

Back Of the beating hammer
l;y which tho steel is wrought
fiack of the workshops clamor
The seeker may find tho Thought.
The thought that is ever Master
or iron and steam and steel,
That rises above disaster
And tramplcs ii under heel.
The drudge may fret and tinker
or labor with lusty blows,
I;ut back Of him stands the Thinker.
The clcar-cycd man WHO knows
For into each pillow or sabcr
Each piece and part and whole,
Must go the brains of labor,
Which gives the work Il soul
Back OF the motors hUmming,
Back Of the bells that sing
Back Of tho hammers drumming,
Back OF tho cranes that swing
There is the Eye which sean them,
Watching through stress and strain,
There is the Mind which plans them
Back of the Drawn, the Brain.
Might of the roaring boiler,
Force Of the engines thrust.
Strength Of tho sweating taller.
Greatly in these wo trust,
But back or them stands the schcmer
The Thinker. who drives things
through.
Back Of the iob--thc Dreamer.
Who's making tho dream como true.
--i;crtom Eralcy, in st. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Acid INVESTIGATION in Children.

'hildrcn Ar" the most precious Jewels in the
world my time we can save them trouble il
l3 our duty to act We have no quarrel with
sraNdma. for grandma is pretty handy woman
20 hay" around the house times but it Is
necessary 10 remind hcr occasionally OF the fol-
lowing scientific, If annoying. facts, towit: %
SUGAR never causes worms 90 worms grow
from the esGs OF worms and the eggs reach the
lips Of the child on dirty fingers OF in polutcd
food, and 80 there are characteristic or posi-
tiN" symptoms OF worms excepting the discov-
cry Of the worms themselves or their eggs INV
'uiCtoScopcl in the excavations.
lm the hunt FOR worm symptoms" grandma
s on tho right track but in the wrong train
usually acute acid intoxicaton or acidosis. a
il is now called. The attacks rccur a, inter
vnls in children from two Ia years Of ar 9
otherwise we'll The trouble comes sudden
U.s. or after day two OF listlcssuess poor
appetite. pecvishness and tired feeling The
crild often seems to have q slight sore ,brna,
flushed with pailid lines running down beside
the 'eils" slight cough is common. Fever
develops. and tho child becomes very restless
twitciing in sleep often dclrious. The tongue
is heavily coated white The breath has pc
culiar. heavy. swedish odor used by acetone
"a product Of the decomposition OF certain food
Substances in the inrcstinc,.
rho child hrcathcs very rapidly. from air
hunger, familiar symptom in acidoss.
Vomiting occurs repeatedly. ana no food ca II
hc taken, should he given. for twenty four
hours
rho bowels are constpatcd at nrst ana in
many diarrhoca sets in after a few
hours with foul green gray excavations.
me Kidney secretion is Sc''h'F' very dark in
colnr
rhc child is greatly Frustrated. often pncu-
mrnia. appendicitis and other things arc s,,s-
pcctcd, the proStration is so severe.
Tho cause is not clearly undcrs God as vet
rho remedy is soda nagncsa or other
aikali. \ tc1spnOnful Of soda (stlcratus) ma.
given in dose TO child. in half glass,
or "a glass OF water. often tho child will ca e
c;Iy rake this when plain watcr would be re
icnicd at II vomiting prevents medical e..
lion by mouth then two Ia four tcaspoonfuis
OF ss,lcratus in pint of warm water may he
given by enema.
II n laNu,ivc is desired milk OF magncsia is
~ al, odds the Choicc--t casponnful more re
rcAicd hourly until the desired catharsis is evil
dent.
ATTACKS last from twenty four hours srV
oral I;tvs and occasionally seem go in chi
l,,uics. In some eases chronic trouble in the
app"udix seems to produce the attacks, ana
ultimately the child develops un,ouhtcd :ppcu-
dcttis.
ttuestIuns aud Answers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

G ONE correspondent ~ tho Sew York
~ World, totally lackiue in reverence for
tho wal critics and press associations. has
asked why the daily reports ana comments
on the progress OF The war are So iutcrlardcd
with unusual words lic even goes so far
AS to suggest tlat the general public would
fhctter understand the march Of events II
they were All written in English The WorI1
hasn't answered his Question. nor has IL re-
futed bis suggestion. j. can't very well do
either.
War reporters ana commentators have
evolved vocabulary which has become TOO
fixed to justly any hope Of It's reyersion to
Ordinary English, so thc Worlds corrcspon.
@dent Will gain nothing, oXcep, the sa,isfac-
tiop of having expressed his opinion Never
sthelcss. his complaint is not wholly n,roa.
1sonable. Some OF the UNCOMMON words
used are almost necessar, "briigehead." FOR
example. means more than the end OF n
sbridyei 1t means the fortified end OF a bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
Ex.Conyicrs Tale Rcfu,cd

nR. MAST1NS report, refuting the charge
l.; of one George Nash. an cX-couyict. that
brutal treatment by Nirgnia's prison author-
Ties caused his blindness docs not comefhs Il
surprise. That the States system of pen
ology has not always been OF the hest par
ticqlary in respect to convict labor cannot
be denied, but that any Virginia convict in
fhs day OF prison reform. could have been
subjected 10 such inhnmanity as that al
1esed was never believed by any Informed
person. Unfortunately, there many UNI
uniformed hut sympathetic. persons who are
easily gulled by narrowing tales which. In
turh, are easily invented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

and the single word is preferable to the cx-
planatory phrase. BIT ''mitrailleusc" means
machine gun: "barragc'' means literally n
barrier hindrancc and. hence. more frcelx,
a curtain. whence 'harragc fire" means cur
tam fre And the word sector" which has
sprung into use to indicate Il locality doesn't
mean that at all Ii denotes Il geometrical
figure Enclosed by two radi and the arc of Il
circle. 1t may be it was first employed to
describe such Il figure. but now 1t is applied
TO a whole field of operations. without regard
TO length. breadth or conformution
But it's too late now 10 reform this poly
glot form of expression: readers will have 10
learn the language Of the tribe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

CONGRATULATIONS to South Carolina.
" for that she has rehufed docisyely the
reborn gubernatorial aspirations OF Cole J..
Blease and kept that charlatan in private
life! He is no particular ornamcn; TO any
sphere, but as Governor he would be an
.actral and constant menace 10 South Caro-
1inas happiness, dignity and good name
It,is difficult TO understand the hold this
mat has on a section of the electorate Of the
Palmetto State. His record in Office, il would
seem from distance is enough to condemn
him. He has no qualities certainly that can
win the approval or even Justify this tolera-
tion Of thinking citizens and We hesitate 10
suggest that strong minority OF the voters
OF South Carolina belong To tho other class
Leaving meta physics aside, however, South
CAROLINA has done tho right thing We
felttate her on the triumph She has
achieved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
Irrance, ncn,,I,Il..

President OF France 90 The present govern
ment Of the French republic is based on a
series Of three so-cailcd constitutional" law.
adopted by he National Assembly In 1873
tc) At the present time there twenty Ell @ Ut
separate republics in the world They arc as
follows: the United States, Argentina. Bolivia
cuba. Ecuador. France. .tndorra. Qua temala
Haiti. Honduras. san Marine. Liberia. Mexico
Nicaragua. Panama, Paraguay. Peru. Portugal
Salvador Santo Domingo. Switzerland. Urus,iav
aud Venezuela.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
The Dnn,,ury Hntters. Cn..

y. Y. Z.--On IanUHFN I'D, TIC I'mitrh
states supreme Court affirmed the S252. 100
Judgment awarded by the New York Federal
Court to ID. T.. LOcwe IL Co. Danbury, Conn
matters, against some ls6 members of the United
lIatters' Union under the Sherman antitrust law
damages resulting from boycott. Dur
Ing strike at the Locwe hat factory in 1902
the United HatterS of North America wer.
charged with having boycotted the I.oewe hats
The manufacturers alleged that large losses re-
suited TO recover triple damages provided bv
law, tho hat company began suit in l3O3 against
1S6 members of tho union residing nea + -lv
Judgment for s252I3 was awarded 10 the com
pamy and that was affirmed by the Circuit Court
OF Appeals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Orange Observer suggests a novel reve.
nue. cttor. II says: IF every bit Of Islander
had revenue stamp affixed to it. the govern
mcnt would very soon have all the money needed
I" run, not only this country, hut the great
European war, also
observing OF the changes wroueh, bv
time. tho AppomattoX Times NirS inian saws
There was time in the seventh Congression-
Al District and all the districts Of the state
when all that need he known of the candidate
Is lac Democrat honest and ca pablo? f,ui
now tho and only question is: Are YOU
vet or dry" 4"
"in these days of high cost OF print paper"
says tho Newport News Press. at carrying,
The franking privilege far beyond tho limit when
Of tho Congressional Record boost his can
didacy for rc-clcctiOn." Tho average Senator
does not mind little thing like that
sauc dancing and is Advertising for pupils.
Advertising. jndiciousy and intclligentIy done
VIII make almost anything 90 but even II has
rs limitations. II can't bring sanity into dan
liiG III ms day and genera ion-Norfolk Vr-
eininn-l'io'. 1t may he that tho Chicago
woman has gone back to tho forgotten JOY OF
INC old-tinc square dance, with Il negro fiddler
calling 'hc iiggcrs" That was sane ,ancinr
ana . what Il JOY il was:
President f;radlcy longer has enemies in
NE Aiaric city: The Roanoke Times SAYS: "W
y. irauicN Of i;ichmond. is tho now presi-
,irni Of The Virginia League Roanoke fans will
nem",mn?r l;rpdry lie. more thar amy other
,o,h which resulted in rresiden: Wiliiams's
"N'r'hf"w several years However,. I;oa :
h">''S are willing to LEI byconcs bc byyoncs
m"l, besides they rouidu', wish BRADLEY any,
job" ~ ~ "'7 "o"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

toms. but here some noted In recent cases:
loss of weight, temperature OF 9o2 or OPS
Eanrenheit In tho afternoon. Chillinesa morn
~. ss: LOSS OF appetite. Just tendency to clear
e,entS per minute Occasional pain in ono sIdo
ui the chcst Scanty interrupted menscs.
iaticnt wants ~ good tonic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
shakespeare Day by Day.

For the modest soldier:
And little of this great world can | speak
More than pertains TO feats of bro!l and battle
Nni. therefore. little shall grace my
In speaking for myself"
--Othelio, I. 3.
For Republican promise and pcrforma nee:
They Go no more adhere and keep pace tocether
than the hundredth psalm to the tune Of Green
Sleeves Merry Wives of Windsor IT, /
For tho dcspondent:
The miserable have
No other medicine but only hope
Measure for Measure iii. !.
For tho mathematically deficient Il am i'll at
reckoning; II nttcth the spirit of tapstcr."--
Loves Lahors Lost. i. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
MnnifcStly inefficient.

Gruhbs-t don't believe can vote for CON
Crossnan Hammfatt again this year .t -
Stuhhs--What seems 10 he the trouble?
'iruhhS-Why. he told the other day he
was tn" only man In Washington who didn't
know exactly how tho elections in every State
in tho Union would result this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

rennilcss folks. who can tell their friends how
10 make fortunes. and childless folks who know
exactly how children should he trained. hetray
the same weakness Of human nature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
REASON supports Tax decision

THAT Judge Cardwcr's strong opinion up
L .hoiding State Taxation OF the capital Of
foreign corporations, when that capital ac-
tually is employed in Virginia. is good sense
rs we'll as good law, will he agreed generally
If it is proper TO tax such ntancibles when
they are owned by Virginia corporations no
sound reason is apparent why the like prop
erty of foreign corporate should he
EXEMPT If the State is going to discriminate
It had better discriminate in favor OF it,
own children.
Virginia welcomes the Investment of for
eiGu. capital, but such capital ought not TO
expect privileges and exemptions denied
ltizens OF the Commonwealth Certainty the
question whether capita! is taxable should
pot he determined by The place OF the
owners, incorporation. Certainly also
partnership composed ot.;nonresidents ought
not TO be able 10 escape taxation by the
emrle device OF Incorporating itself in some
other State. a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
Various.
What is the largest city

What is The largest city IN The Womb
g. Il Chiffon.
New York Your other queries may not be
answered here. and you do not inclose stamp
for private reply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
Queries and Answers
Lofts Wife


What was tho name of Lots wife? MRS NJ
The Bible does not give her one. Tradition
lnmes her Wahcla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

Where in SCOTS novels may fud = charac-
ter named McNabb and one named Malvoisn?
Il. l.. WALKER.
There is no McNabb There are TWO Malvois-
ms in "lvanhoe,' Sir Philip and Albert