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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-10-05
CITY LOTS FOR SALE
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Nu NOME m% ~" - 49, -. ~ ~, ad Nne Of Town Country Freshness and
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Glass Building Lots nov on this arkd at Even fne
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r.e rtw m Nur e. ,orru, han the Present Offerings TIL ey will In all Probability, bring
much higher price, soon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
NO SCORCHING HE'LL
Evangelist Declares Such a r,acs DOES
Not Exist. hot Il Relief From
RI

The redieva! hell to which popular
theology coI;isn3 The majority OF the
human race az death. there to s:zgie
end scorch and roast through an end
less eternity. while Il chucHllng dev:!
with pitchforl; in hand supesiNtenGs the
torment OF his victims with tiendish
glce. has no existence" asserted w. G.
Moffett. an evangelist, in the fifth u! a
series OF lectures at John Marshall
High School last night. The doctrine
originated in the DARK Ages when men
who dared TO exercise their heaven
born right 20 think fo- themselves
were fayed alive pulled 20 pieces on
the rack. or burned at the stake By
ecclesiastical bisots."
The evangelist declared that many
people were unable TO understand how
God Of infinite wisdom and love and
power could be responsible for a plan
which consigned the majority OF man
kind 10 endless torment, had BEEN
driven into inGde!ity. Maintaining that
In justice men must be rewarded or
punished IN the day OF Judgment ac-
cord!nE to their deeds. the speaker re-
ferCed TO the complete destruction o.
Sodom and Gomorrah by FIRE from
heaven "a an example Of the final doom
of the ungod;y. who. unworthy OF
eternal life. are said by the prophe:
Malachi to be reduced to ashes.
Owing 10 the widespread interest the
address will be continued next Sunday
night, under the topic. The Mistaken
Hope OF Future Probation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
SURGEONS SAY COLONEL
ROOSEVELT Is BETTER
Alarming symptoms Have subsidized and
There II No Indication or
More Operations.
tBy Associated Press. I


NEW YORK. February 1o.-ColoncI
Theodore Roosevelt. who underwent
two opera lions AT the Roosevelt Hos
pital last week. is steadily improving.
and his physicians believe tonight that
his recovery is simply matter OF time
The following bulletin was issued at
the hospital shortly before noon.
Colonel Roosevelt continues to i'm
prove. His temperature and pulse arc
normal. The alarming symptoms In his
ear have subsidized, so that there fs no
indications that further operation
"i!l be necessary While Colonel Rose
Welt will. in all proha bii,y suffer acute
~ for several days. the attending
surgeons look for his complete. recov-
cry. The essential thing now is all
solute quiet ana rest"
Dr.. Arthur +. Duel. the eve and ear
specialist. VIII" is in chnrSe az the case.
spent about twenty minutes with the
distinguished patient. Later in the day
he reported that there was no change
III the Coioncrs condition since tho
morning bulletin was ssncd
Mrs. Roosevelt tonight received the
following message from King George
of England:
THE Queen and I regret the Illness
or Colonel Roosevelt. and hope for hi,
speedy recovery"
There vas stream of callers at
the hospital all day inQuirinG as 10 thu
patients condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
JAMES RIVER FULL.
BUT NO FLOOD DANGER
Wafer Rises Ten Feet Mt Columbia. hut
rold Nights Prevent TOO
Rapid rhnw.

Latest reports from Columbia yes
tcrday disprorod all previous reports
or the alarming condition OF the James
River and the threatening rise OF the
water level 10 food stage.
IN view OF the freezing OF the James
River and The sudden change in
weather i; was al first thought that
this condition was fraught with much
damage and serious danger to river
traffic. However, so long IA the river
ihaws gradu@ NJ and the water does
'ot rise moro than ten feet above the
level at Columbia there il absolutely
no danger or reason Tor worry.
For the last three or four days with
the sudden and striking change in
weather the river began TO thaw out
rapidly. and IL WAS thea that ohicia Is
OF tho O.a Dominion Steamship Limo
began 10 closely watch future develop
monts. Hut last NIGHT the river began
TO freeze again. and the cold nights
following The warm day, acts rs A
brake on In. rapid and dangerous
wing OF the James River
When asked al 20 what bearing the
river situation had on the Old Do
tninion Steamship Line George n
Wyatt; said yesterday that so long as
tho river did not ris, twenty feet above
til" water level 1T Columbia there was
no dagger in Eich.nond. II takes Il
:wcnty-toot rise OF water to put il over
the whar:S OF the company and rise
Of tacn.y- one feet would put II in the
warehouse. The government gauge at
Columbia yesterday showed a rise OF
only ten feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
~ AND OFT OF TOWN.

NJ and Mrs. stewart Woodward are
soeHdine two weeks at Tampa. Fla.
Mss Elizabeth Ransom is v!sitin e
hey grandmother, 3irs. II. s. Ransom
- Har,sdalc. y. 7.
Mrs j. Edward Tayloc. OF Richmond
has been the recent guest Of ~.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Lancaster
in Ashland.
M and Mrs. Wili!am o. winston
and Miss 10 Winston. who have been
visiting here and in Hanover COUNT
have left foT Charlottesville. vhere
th"v viii ,pnnd short time. en- route
for Mime polls.
Mrs G. VI. BowIes. OF Richmond. has
returned from visi; 10 her sister s..
ashland
Miss Sue Berkeley, who epeat ser.-
raj weeks in Orange. has returnet 10
this city.
Miss Nellie Eorer has lett for Roa.
roHe. after spending two weeks in
Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Ie Grand Kirk and her
daughter, Mrs. Horace X. Dickson, ami
TWO sons arrived in Eicnmond last
week 10 be near Mrs. Decisions nus.
hand. Lieutenant Dickson. VINO Z. ST..
toned az Camp Lee.
Miss Clara Sadier has returned TO
her home. after spending the week end
with friends a Bon Air.
Judge George Shacselfo-d has re.
turned 20 Orange. after 4 briet stay
with relatives here.
Colonel W. II. Adams. OF Mineral. has
been the recent guest of his daughter
Mrs. Eugene Davis. In Richmond.
Miss julia Powers has returned TO
!:on Air. after spending short time
u this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
Furnace Gets Cold;
)anitor Found Dead
Oocrdosc Of Bay Rum Puts
Sam Obic 10 Sleep
Forcuer.

When occupants OF 800 East Franklin
street felt that the furnace fire must
be .dy!n; out yesterday afternoon. they
called In colcreG man to attend to T..
believing that the regular janitor had
deserted his post. When the newly
tmpicyed fireman entered the basement
ne found his predecessor stretched cold
ahd DEAD upon cot by the side OF
the furnace.
The Coloreh janitor. whose death
coroner Whitfield Yesterday pronounced
'luc :" ovcr1rinkinc OF nav rum. which
Is used as substitute FOR whisky, was
Nhown as sam obic Beside the cot
on which he died vas lying a bottle
IN which there still remained a little,
81 tho hGir lotion. lie was last seem
r,"tufaay about o'clock. and it is DC.
iI'Ncd That after spending the night
III the consumption Of bay r;ir, he died
carry yesterday morninG. Ohie appear.
81 TO be about thirty.ninc years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

and Maclin Crovder. niece hnd nephew
Of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. crowder left later for
Southern honeymoon. after which
they Will b. at homo al stony Creek.
Charity Events.
Tie women Of the Sacred Heart
parish South Richmond. will give a
tea and musicale tonight. in the sun
day school hall. The public is invited
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
An attractive card party will b.
given at the Knights OF Columbus hall
Oh Sh!ove TueGday from 20 o'c,oci,
FOR the benefit OF the Working Girls
Home Floyd Hall. The affair IL und er
the auspices OF the Catholic Woman
Club and handsome prizes will be
awarded. bridge. Ave hundred and
progressive euchre will be played The
committee includes Miss Beatrice
Canepa. chairman: Mrs. John Bli!ey,
Mrs. Frank Ferrindini. Mrs. 4. T.
smith Mrs. Charles Ross. Miss Char.
!ottc Grifnth. Miss annie IIoisGrefe
a.. Miss Margaret o'Bricn.
Mis-. Leon tn speak.
An interesting affair of to-n!gh; will
ne Inc open meeting under the aus
i'lce: OF the Richmond Chapter OF la
dhsSth. which will be held in the palm
room OF the jefferson. Hotel At 8 O'clock
Miss Eva Leon T!ii address the meet
ing Al interested ara invited TO at.
tend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
FIVE

enemy. and no spoke of tho confident
courage of tho French troops and OF
the deep affection between officers and
men.
we officers love our men. because
We can rely upon them at all times.
and. because of their unquestionin=
obedience. and there is a deep feeling
Of affection between the officers and tn,
poilu."
In closing tho captain displayed 4
poster OF Joyous French poilu. which
was heartily applauded. and tho au-
dience Immediately followed the load
of the orchestra in an enthusiastic rem
dcrinS of over There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
CONCENTRATION CAMP MAY
BE LOCATED NEAR RICHMOND
Signal Corps Considering Several sites,
bat Matter In Wholly Ten
tative as Yet.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. February TO-
The signal corps OF the army has un-
der consideration the location ot "A
concentration camp IN Virginia near
Richmond. and II Is investigating the
advantages OF various sites proposed.
II Is stated upon the authority OF Brig =.
adler-tiencral .SaltZman. acting signal
officer OF the army In tho absence Of
General Squire. No decision, however.
has been reached with regard TO this
camp. re Informed The Times Dis
patch correspondent Tonight that for
the time being the matter WAS wholly
tentative. but that the signal corps
was looking over various areas which
seemed 20 meet the requirements OF
the CORDS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
DR.. OTTO MEYER DEAD
NeIl-Known Analytical Chemist Dies
From BriEht< Disease After
Short Yl1neGB.

Or. otto Meyer. sixty-five years old
ono OF the host-known analytical chem
lists Of Richmond and widely known in
Virginia. died yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock at his residence, 400
North Seventh street. after q short I'LL
ness. While DIR. Meyer had been Ill
only few days. his death Is said is
have been caused by Brights disease.
DR.. Meyer was widely known as a
chemist, and caused considerable dia
cussion during the prohibition asht
in Virginia in 1919 by tho organization
OF an association TO ficht ths proposed
legislation. He was resident OF Rich
mond for many years.
The funeral will be conducted from,
the residence this afternoon at (
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

your continuing TO try 10 carry the
heaFy load OF TIE passionate. At the
same tlme, IL seems 70 us that II tugh,
not to be necessary for US 10 deny our
selves the bcnc1ic:ion of your con.
tihned Identification with US We have
a. IN mind. therefore. 10 take the
liberty Of making suggestion TO the
congregational meeting. To this end
We nave asked the board OF deicons
20 NEE; "ith us on Friday evening
february s. and we have no doubt tina;
thcy VIII heartily concur in the plan
"hich has the unanimous vote Of tho
session. II is that. while the concre
cation unites with YOU in requesting
The prcsbytcry TO dissolve the pastoral
Tei'uon' 1t should elect you pastor
emeritus
Is taking such action they could
LOOK forward TO making some arrange
meht whereby the work you have bull,
up oE your consecrated labors can be
carried on, and at the same time not
deprive themselves. either OF the bless
ing OF your cody walk and converse
ZION among us Or Of the privilege OF
giving substantial evidence OF their
continued devotion 10 you.
We trust that this plan may NEE,
with the approval both OF the conSre.
gatirn and OF Yourself and that by
and lily Is. great trial may even.
tuaNy work out to lie 4 great blessing
TO all OF us
With renewed assuranc of on,
affection and sympathy. wc are yours
in The bonds OF Christian brotherhood
SESSION OF GRACE COVENANT
PEESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
By John NJ. Price. clerk.
II a Joint meeting of the two boa rds
the following resolution was adopted
Whereas. as our pastor. tho Rev. J.
Calvin stewart. has felt that on the
urgent advice of his physician, Ills
health requires his giving up the ac-
tive pastorate. and has offered his
resignation as pastor OF the church 10
:he rreshytcry:
Resolved. That the session and the
board of deacons suggest that the con-
crccat!on he advised TO unite in The
request 10 the Dresbytcry to dissolve
the pastoral relation. and that DR.
ste var be elected pastoremer.tus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
ShiS ILL HEALTH
FORCED HIS RETIREMENT

TIE following letter addressed 10 the
session was read TO the congregation
yesterday and printed in tho churci
ouiltt:n' together with the reply OF the
session. the actions OF the elders and
board o: dcaccns and The call for :,
congregations! nesting on February
~ 10 take acton on the resignation OF
DR. Stewart:
Dear Brsthren: an, glad 70 say tina |
vhi!c my iilacsS has left me weakened
physically. ] am daily improving, AID
!d!Iy encouraged 10 think that after a
resi- vii! have my usual strength
again IL is the matter OF rest that
EiTes ne anxiety. knowing SO per-
fect!y :he church'a need. in this, per-
maps ,h. most important year o. the
chu?chs life. Now. believe that it
would b. wrong and inadvisable for
me 70 seek from the session any pro-
tractcd rest a. this time.
Furthermore. nay physicians have put
before ME certain statements. which
nave caused me 10 think tina, an alter
native would be best. !, seems 10 me
tender MY resignation az pastor.
would therefore, dear brethren inform
you 10 this effect. | inclosc letter from
W. FISHER. ana would also state that
bE. CAL. who consulted with Or. Fisher
IN MY case. mas verbally expressed the
same opinion. Or. Fishers letter seems
plain and sensible. am sure you will
WILL CALL SPECIAL MEETING;
no ACT On RESIGNATION
The hook OF order will have You call
r congregational meeting, and renuest
mat !. urs.ie with me in requesting
r-nsaN'crY 10 dissolve the pastoral re-
!a;ionShip. ] also imcivsc cop, Of my
letter to ?Tesbytcry. rendering my
resignation
This Is grea: and unexpected trial
20 nc to have - give up my work, but
il IS evidently the leading OF Gods
providence for you, as well as for my
SELF.
With assurance Of estecm am your
servan: in Christ,
J. CALVIN STEWART
The session replied 10 DR.. Stewart
as follows
Dear Dr. Stewart:
Your lettnr OF January 81 was pre-
scnted to the session on TUESDAY night.
informing us tina: you had sent TO tho
pTeSbytcrr your resignation as our
pastor. VIC deeply dep'ore tho sick
ness which has brought YOU 10 this
conclusion. and &c earnestly pray that
your restoration may be speedy and
complete.
We appreciate very much the affec
ionate consideration for the consrc.
CATION that made you hesitate 10 ask
for an indefinite leave OF absence. 1t
IL in line with the unscifshness and
scif-sacrlfce YOU have ever exhibited
in your dealings with this people. And
yet at the same time, wa know the
congregation wants YOU TO feel free
TO ask or TO suggest anything whereby
they could cooperate 10 help YOU to
get we'll. The people all love yo. and
are deeply concerned for you and are
praying for your recovery; and now
a. always. we all wish 10 cooperate
with you in whatever Is bcs; for YOU
and for the church
WILL PROBABLY ELECT HIM
PASTOR-EHERTrUS or CHURCH
In view Of the urgency OF your ply
s'c!an's advice. II would seem that the
congregation ought not TO insist on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
REsiGNATION Is SURPRISE:
TO MEMBERS OF CoSGRf:GATIUx

The old church at Fourth and Grace
streets Is now used rs general hA,t.
quarters by the Richmond CHAPTER q,
tae Rec Cross. The building formerly.
owned ev the Church o. the Covenant
no" used By the united conGre.atio.'
IA" been sold 10 the Scottish ri, .
MasonS. the congregation having re-.
Gently arranged TO continue It's u.o
iof aao;her wear y lot was purchased
from A.nSa ssador Joseph L. Willard
on Mo5n:nsn. Avenue. and Plans pre-
pared Tor handsome new church
onl!uinr 10 house tins united congrcgs-
tons but owing 20 the war. cos, of
! building material. the scarcity Of lsbo:.
aaG tns opposition 9: the governn,en.
10 All construction work not absolute;,,
nHcsssary. erection Of the building has
orcn deferred for the present
Or stewart has been i'll FOR several
months. but as reports; had indicated
mat he was improving. his resignation
came IS :. surprise 10 many IN tho con-
/ sresa ton. The step was taken on The
advic. Of physicians who have told
MIN that hn must DC relieved OF All
strain for some time to come. with
MIS-. stewart. he expects shortly 10 60
% oumhcrville. S. G.. for q protracted
rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

Rainfall lag. twelve hours. ...... None
Rainfall last twenty four hours None
Excess i'll rainfall since March l.. .;27
Excess IN ra!nfou since January /. IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

The meeting Of the Mothers Club. "f
Highland Park. for Tuesday promises
TO be one OF unusual interest. Mrs.
Beavers has a message to deliver from
the Citizens Association. ]. G. Taylor
will make an address on "Womaa's
Pa. in the Present Emergency" Some
musical numbers will be rendered.
Meeting will begin promptly at sis
o'clock at tho school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
TWO SUNDAY "s|NGS"
DRAW LARGE CROWDS
Gain Admittance to Entertain
ment in High School.
SONG LEADER GETS OVATION
Captain Jerome Touian Pays High
Tribute to Undying Spirit Of
French Soldiers, Who Are Ordi.
narily Peaceful.

No form OF public entertainment al.
proaching the popularity OF the Sunday
"sne' has ever before been nausu-
rated in Richmond. Twice Yesterday.
aitcrnoon-at 3 O'Clock and again AZ
Coca great concoursc OF pcopi.
crowded the auditorium and galleries
or John Marshall High school those
who failed to get in d, the hrst service
standing patiently in line until the
second service began.
The usual musical program under
t." direction OF Walter G. Mercer. with
he orchestra supplemented by ]. 4.
: wincford. song leader" from, Tn.
orfo.k nara! CAMPS. Mr.. Swinc:ord
IS one OF those people who get in1me =
aiatc results. and he cajoled people
into singing. humming and whistling
Yesterday afternoon who had possibly
never before tried 10 sing Il not,.
In short preliminary talk. Mr.. swine
ford said: why are We using music
because our army is known az the
silent army on the othcr side. Be-
cause music plays hurm vital par.
in the life OF every soldier and sailo.,
snd because IL tends so strongly to-
ward contentment and team work.
rershing made the first complaint III
lie silen; army we sent over aud
now music is coming into its own in
army and naval capIps. We are hav-
nS Il singing army that we can
nave al HSullHS army, ana IN the com =
munitr chorus those who do not.iiu =
but listen are musical sla ckcrs.' Why
DO we sing the tunes that have bean
written since we went into the war
instead OF the old ones: Because these
new ones have the American drive
right behind them: they have pep and
spirit; they are the songs that e3.
Dress best the present deep and vital
feeling OF America and her part IN
the war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
Local Barometer RendinE,


Temperature. 81; humidity. IS: wind
direction. southveat: wind. velocity, 10
miles; weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
Automobile Stolen

Theft OF touring car owned ny II.
IL. 'carcc. OF Hermitage Road, from
in front of the I. NJ c. y. at about
o'clock yesterday afternoon has been
reported 10 the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
woMES.S MEETINGS.

MI tho women OF Grove Avenue Bap-
t'st church are requested 70 meet this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. ThA con-
stitution o. the new o-ganiza tion viii
DO presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

Members o! the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association are requested to
m"ct with Mrs. s. !. Dudley this after
noon AZ o'clock in her apartment.
Murnhy's Hotel. az a question OF much
Importance is 10 be discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
Local T'empersture.

!" neon tern oerature. .......... IS
J p. u. temperature. ........... 81
Maximum temperature TO s 7. NJ. IS
Minimum temperature to S i. NJ 81
Mean temperature .............. A
Normal temperature ..... %
Excess in temperature. .....
Deficiency In temperature since
March .................... 1859
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uaTy 3d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

Mrs. Temple Ro~. has fast called Il
snecial meeting OF the Lee Chapter.
United Daughters OF the Cohfederacy.
TO receive reports from, the ball given
last week. The meeting will be held
at II o'clock tomorrow 1T The Home
for Needy Confederate Women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

The Florence Nightingale Circle n
the Sheltcring Arms will hold its reg
u!ar monthly meeting wednesday a.!
tcrnoon at 1880 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
FRENCH CAPTAIN PAYS TRIBUTE
TO COURAGE Of COUNTRY1II:N

Captain Toujan speaks English bet
ter thin the majority OF Richmond
rcople could Possibly speak .'ronch.
eNon after long and arduous appiica-
ton TO the study OF that language. We,
to Richmond ears. unaccustolncd 20
hearing the accent, il was with diff!
Guilty tina; the captain was always un-
derstood. The Spirit OF the i'oilu"
was the subject OF his ten-m!rutc talk.
Captain Toujnn spoke proudly OF the
Soldicrs OF France, his countryn,cn. who
wore in the wa. Ordinarily. lie said,
the Frenchnan was 4 peaceful man. a
lover of justice. not bloodihirsty at all
hut he had brought into the war an
uncnnquarahic spirit OF daring and
courage.
IT Is easy 10 XIII man II you have
Il rife declared Captain Toujun, but
yon cannot Kill the spirit OF .nun. and
til" spirit Of the dead is atill with us
an'i Still fighting for us He described
Z cus'omarv military salute paid the
brave dead who were buried on The
hattlrf"ldS. and how Il give the troops
the feeling that the dead light with
US"
IL is easy TO buy material things"
said the frcnchman. but honor and
glory can be bought only with blood
and sacrifice" There nrc many WAYS
10 die. and there is difference between
dying aud being killed"
lie rotated an incident to prove his
p"ini-the gallant fight TO the death
"f feilow-otiicer surrounded by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
AUDIENCE JOINS IN SINGING
OF SEVERAL POPULAR AIRS

Being thus inspired. and with only
the piano for accompaniment mem be E j
OF the orchestra resting their instr :
m.nts while they whistled and sanS
and hummed with the rest OF the audi
ence. Mr.. Swineford made drive o..
several popular Choruses. bcginnin /:
with Joan OF Arc. They Arc Calling
You and everybody sang. even to the
usherJ.
Other late airs which Mr. Swinerord
led were Pack Up Your Troubles 90
Iour Old Ki: Bag" Where Do We q; =.
From Here. Boys"" and The Long
Long Trail with tho Plrt:shurg chorus.
The orchestra, under Mr. Merccr's
direction. gave the usual opening num-
bcrt. The sunday sing would have
been an ;mpossibility without this
sa'endiG volunteer company of must
clans who each Sunday give their time
and talent to make the community song
service the wonderful success il has
proved itself TO be- While the immense
audience stood and sang the battle
hymn OF France. the "AIarseillaise"
Captain jerome l.. T. Touian. OF the
French mission ut Camp Lee, entered
and made his way 10 the front Of the
platform. He was accompanied by Mr.
Nrfrey and Other members Of the
Richmond Commission on Tra.nin..
Camp Activities