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M NJ A. n q 8

pnllcd in his constituency furfcits his
deposit of $50 pounds sterling. Mrr:
than 80 candidates are victims Of this
rule.
Coalition leaders claim that the two
principal factors tina; contributed 10
their triumph are tho votes Of the
women and soldiers. The former made
the ma jority secure. and the soldiers
vote. according To one leader. came later
as tidal wave in favor Of Lloyd
George.
The not result of the election Is sum
med up in tUday'S papers as Il personal
triumph for Premier Lloyd George In
the diSapprc rance of the two gtcat
parties. the Liberals and Irish Nation
alisis The newspapers. without c*ccl'-
ton. emphasize THAI the election is MT
only great triumph. but Il. great OPP
r"rtunity for Lloyd George, rs the
country insists on the carrying out OF
Il vast program Of social reform. They
declare that the governing classes are
on trial and if they fail to satisfy the
country. Il painful reckoning awaits
them at the next election which may
come sooner than is now apparent.
In this connection is Is pointed out
that labor largely voted coalition In tho
expectation that a policy agreeable TO
labor would be pursued.
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WIFE INSPIRES
HIM To PREACH
DAVID r. MERRITT, PERSONAL
FRIEND OF TNE REV. DIR.
CHAPMAN, TALKS.
Said That Eminent Dead Divine Told
Hin why Ho piscoursed Upon
Second Coming.

1T was my second wife. Agnes P.
Strain. who prompted n" to preach 80
often and with so much spiritual cnthu-
Siasm." said Ur. David f.. Merritt, the
veteran and aged buSipcsS man and
Bible student. of Cameron. III an inter-
view with an Intcll!Scncrr man, III quot
ing n personal talk with tn" Rev. DR. j.
Wilbur Chapman. the nationally known
and beloved Presbyterian minister, who
passed away in Il New York hospital.
last week.
II had the honor Of talking with Or.
Chapman several times" continued MI.
Merritt. lie was II great man and the
world is hrttrr that he lived and heaven
is happy that he is there.
"ln one o! our talks he told me- that
his second wtc, whom he said was one
OF tho greatest grandcSt and most noble
Christian women ever God put upon The
earth. taught him to think and to preach
upon the second coming Of Christ. ! Ill i
not give the second coming more ;haS
ordinary consideration rs minister
said the Rev. rr. Chapman. until she
by words and prayer caused me I" see
the second great light that came into my
life. The more | thought Of II thu more
was inspired to deliver the mcssag" OF
the SECOND coming and il was for that
reason that l have so often preached
upon that one t~Xt. II has been one OF
the greatest solaccs 10 my soul and I
would TO God that ! might live to see
the Savior return To earth upon the last
day"
Mr.. Merritt, who is about IS years Of
age. came 10 Wheeling yesterday and
gave an able blackboard talk Mt the
Union Mission last night 20 the Bible
class. upon what ls an ideal Christian
Continuing with his talk about I'r
Chapman H. said that he belonged to ;hr
sn me- New York club rs NJ and that they
had often talked together. He was an
ideal Christian man: a man ono could
not help loving and admiring." said Mr..
Merritt He was in himself a source OF
inSpi ratinn and love ia all with whom
he talked. Heaven is filled with such
people and my hope is tina; ! shall sonic
day see him face II face in the be-
ynnd."
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AGED EX-EMPRESS
At VICTORY MASS
EnSscta. Who Lost french Throne In
1872, Prays for Her Dead.
tPub,ic Ledger correspondence

(Pub,i" Ledger Correspondence
LONEuN. i'cc. 29--A CORRESPONDENT
describes how the cA-F.nlprexs t.useni..
who lost hc- throne in the French de-
feat OF 1879. attended tho Bcnctiic,;ne
Ahbry church 1T Peterborough 10 join
the thanksgiving service for tho allied
victory over Germany.
II was Il great surprise 10 the large
congregation 20 SOC her .HtCr, tapping
tnc floor with h'r stick and swathed in
Dor deep hlaci; costume Of no part ocular
shape. -. quit. becoming 10 I lady Of
nincty-two AMI = half. Accompanying
her w"r- I'rinC" and Princess Nap0-
leon. ,hc latter = daughter ot tn. lat"
Leopold. kIrg Of The B-lEi1nS. and very
active in m'niSterInS I" tn" wants Of
her cor"natri"t; during the war.
The "x-rrpr..Ss with her guests cook
tncic places in tn" sanctuary. her seat
there having been secured In her by
right wnrr she made her gift Of church.
monastery buildings and lands to The
Bc,edic:incs. ~. usual. sh" remained
on her knees during almost thr whole
time mass waS being celebrated.
After ,hr service i'r:nc" aud Princess
Napoleon returned TO Farnh"r0uSh Hill.
but Il" ..X-"nlr-ss&. accompanied by her
friend OF long standing. Nur. HActain-
vile. descended to III" crypt. ~h,rc re-
posc the remains 81 Nap"icou III and
the Prince Tmp"ra! Cvictir. Of the
Zulus' aSScgaiS on Jun" I. 1922. only
a few members Of III" congregation were
present 4; This emotional and i:urr"s-
s;ye scene of tho aged empress Offering
silent prayers b. the side Of hc5 be-
loved dead
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new WAGE SCALES FOR
STEAMSHIP OFFICERS

WASHINGTO%. Dec, 29--Nrw wage
scales for licensed officers Of all steam
ships plying from Atlantic and Guif
norris were promulgated today oS IN"
ShippinE boar defective from January !
10 May |. They are based on the SIZE ~
the vessels. which nrr divided into iINc
classes: are tho sam" as IN" present
rate paid in tho cna.twisr traffic ana
do not cunicmnlat" tn" payment OF DON
uscsc in any form whatever.
Masters will receive from $500 to 1878
a month depending on thu Size Of tn"
shin: chief engineers from s2l2.3O TO
s"S7 50; first officers and first assistant
nncinrrrs $lSl.25 Ia s2OG.25: second Off
crrs and second assistant engineers
sl625O to slS7.50: third officers and
third assistant engineers sli3.I" 10
ilGS.I5: fourth officers and fourth as
sistan, engineers &l4$.Ij IN $3.50. md
Junior engineers $l25.
"SEayr increases which might have
been favnrahly considered during condl-
lions OF warfare would not now Il" war
rHntcd. owing tn the unsettled conditions
following cessation Of hnS'ilitirs. Said
tho ward /: was added. however. fhat
rs thor" was no Immediate prospect Of
reduction IN th' cost Of living. the pres
ont rat" II pay in tn" c"a&wis" srr"i"c
made universal for all services frnrl
Atlantic and Gulf ports. tncludinr West
Indian. South American and TRANSACT
lantiC services.
The new scale is mandatory an FL
v"aSrls owned ar under r"aulSiiirn ny
tho shipping board. difr"7"nc" or
opinion however. wa9 said TO have
arisen among members Of tho commits
sion making tn" award AZ 10 the extent
to wh,rn III" awE,rd should u" mandatory
on other American V"9S"la. inaSmuch aS
the mrruiS,ic" was signed after the aSr"r-
mont for tn" arbitration If the wage
scale MAS mnd". Owing /" tn" continued
urgent atIunal necessity N relation 10
SHINING. however tn" board urged hat
all private uwEH"S and operators "i YES
S"lS not r"uuiai;iunrd should VaE thr
seal" Voluntarily to pr"n"i" stability Of
yundiI .un& and prevent int"rrurti"n or
,r,,r
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HAVE NO FAITH IN
TURKISH PROBE OF THE
ARMENIAN MASSACRES

WASHINGTON. Doc. @o.--krmrn;aas
in America arc much exercised over
the report that. III" Ottoman govern
mcnt proposes 10 form Il ccurtnarlial
frr the trial uf those rcSpos bile for tho
Armenian .rnnsSacrcs and through Mi
ran Scvasly. chairman Of the Armc-
man National Council OF America. have
protested to the State Department
aga inst such n trinl.
The Arncaians." said Mr.. Sevasly
today. in discussing the report. can
not have any trust in Justice hcIng
mr,rd out by Turkish judges who were
themselves either actual participants
in the Armenian maXSacres or were
in sympathy with il. Any such trial
should be presided over by Allied and
American representatives. Otherwise ii
Will hc Inockcry. IL denial and Il trar-
esty on justice.
Not one of the authors II the
massncrcs OF 1895 and 1895 has ever
been punished. On the contrary. the
promoters Of these massacrcs have been
hpnurcd and decorated. II appears
quite obvious that this publication Of
purpose /" try The culprits is in
tended 10 deceive the Allies and deceive
public opinion in America and all for
III. purpose nf gaining easier and more
advantageous terms in the peace cor
ference.
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WILL KEEP TO THE
AERIAL SCHEDULE

CLEVELAND. O.. De-. "g.--1hc -four
:,irpiancs which left New York ycster.
day are not expected I" reach Cicrrlnnd
before tomorrow night or Tuesday
morning. ii vas announced hero to-
night The machines have been flying
lriSurcly N order 10 chart all possible
landing fields between New lork am
Clcveln nd.
"Clcveands air mail will leave on
time January =. rain. shine or snow
and Sardlcss Of. whether the mai!
planes from Chicago and New YORK
reach here on time or not John y.
Jordan. AIR mail supervisor. said to-
might.
We will have five airpancS In the
city Thursday ready To leave with mail
for both the cast and west. In the
days preceding ThursTny We will make
every prcpa ration ~ carry tbs service
through IN the opening day"
Three nirpianca which landed y, Ra
vHnna and Iaiur%viIiC. Ohio. and Shar-
on Ia. last wrek. are expected 10 ar
rive here tomorrow afternoon.
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NATION LEAGUE:
1T ACkED BY
SENATOR REED

NEW YORK, Dec. 2G.---Ihc theory Of
but is thousands Of years old. having
appeared nj various forms and failed "t
its purpose in successive ages declared
Senator James 4. Reed. OF Missouri. in
an address ~ Il dinner OF the Society
of Arts and Sciences here tonight.
lie predicted the plan would not stand
the acid test of reason and experience
and in explaining what he believed WAS
meant by Il league Of nations. said gem
orally the proposal embraced every sort
OF intellectual vagary and poetic fancy.
III is referred 10 us u parliament OF
man lnd.:onfedcrtiiUn of the world he
continued, which us ! understand il is
Il sort OF international mutual admir1l-
ton society with the sermon on the
mount for a constitution and the apOs-
tolic creed for IL guide. In that Seraphic
congregation oil lnen arc to be good and
all women fair although this holy. all
songs inspired and gentle love with
golden sctptrc is 10 rule the human
heart. The chief trouble with the vision
islhat il can only be realized in heaven"
league Us q surrender Of the rights for
which the American rcroluLioniStS
fought and IL violation ct the warning III
the father Of the republic against en-
tangling alliances. The creation OF tho
league. h. asserted. would mean the
transfer to European governments OF the
powers or the congress OF the United
States TO dcciar" war. maintain its
armies and navy. suppress revolutions
and rcpcl invasOns.
Tho interest or the United states. tho
Missouri senator declared. never could
b. tn" same as those of the European
governments. and the majority NJ tn:
members III any league or international
court would be named by those pow
crS. Every European monarch. he SAID,
was related BY blood or marriage TO
every other Eurupcan monarch and,
therefore, questions which are vital
10 us must lie submitted ~ prcjudi-
cial tribunal"
Senator Reed declared that for more
than loo years the United States had
mot single European war. except Il
trivial skirmiSa with spain. and con-
tinued:
when finally, on April &, 1917. We
entered tn" world war. oar greatness
cln plfG US 10 SINENiis A'i'' - Nr'.'"''''''
against the greatest miiitary power
ever created. We preserved the civil
llZatiun Of Europe.
shall We substitute" for this ancient
and successful policy, one which makes
US a party u every European quarrel
involves US in every world war. COM
pclS us 10 c"nsrript oar young men
to do service upon every SEA ana IN
every land at The dicta'!"n rf the mem
bers Of IL league oil nations. whether
composed at E"lshcriki. kings rrrSi-
dents or Suv!rt""'
\ feature that stands in the way OF
\ League Of nations. lie said. was how
representation would hG allotted.
shall representation be in accordance
with tho populations Of the nations
h. asked. India has population "'
315.Qnn. GOn. If sh" is given IN" riEht
IF sclt-dctcrminailon then India. emma
and Russia could ou,votc all Of Europe
and the United StatcE.
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FORMER WHEELING BOY
dies FROM WOUNDS

Special Dispatch TO The Int"lliG"ncer.
STCUE;NNILLE. o.. Dec. "9-Mr.
and Mrs. Slas t'rc"sc have received an
official telegram, Informing them that
their son. Corporal Clyd" Frr"sc. aged
IS years, member .uC Company *. nm
L. s. Infantry. died on October i6 or
wounds received in action in France.
He was Il hrattec. being sent to Camp
Sherman IN September. 1917. He was
transferred to Camp Forrest. Ga. ANA
went over in May. getting into action
first in September. Corporal rrr"sc
was born in Wheeling. ". Va. and re-
sided Their" until few years ago. when
ho cam" 10 Tins cit? v / his parents
He Was employed u" roller at the
Wcirton steel rlanr .,hen called t" III"
colors. lI is survived by his parents
and tho following brothers AMI sisters:
Mrs w. T.. Caldwell and Mrs. r:mii
Roth Of WhrciinG W. Va: Mrs. How
ard Clifton. Sarah EI!zah"th, Myrtle.
Walter. Gilbert and Dewey t'rrcs". all
uf this city.
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INSPIRING MEETING is
HELD IN UNION MISSION
J. z. Davis Of Martins Ferry Delivers
Messag-Songs Sung, Accompanied
By Instruments.

With tic playing Of musical inStTi
mcnts and the singing Of tho many
people who had gathered in the onion
Mission nnc of tho most enthusiastic
gatherings held in the worthy lnStitu-
ZION for many months took place last
night There were many testimonies
from men and women now serving the
Master. Several asked that prayer b"
offered for them. while one person was
cnnvcrt.d The meeting was in charG"
Of Mr. Finch. tho abb" assistant Of SUI
pcrintnnd"nt Cory.
The night message was delivered by
J. Il. Davis. prominent and we'll KNOW
business man of Martins Ferry. It
was one OF tho most 'mprcsstr" ana
logical talks heard in the Mission for n
long time. \ special fca;ur" Of tho
meeting was vocal duct by Mcssrs.
Duff and Hottcn. also OF Martins
Ferry. The instrumental music was
furnished by Louis I.anZinski, playing
Il trombone. and y. c. PRESTON on a
curuct.
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RECORD SALES
Of i. {. BONDS

MEM YORK. u"c. -".--Ih" final wr'';
OF 4 memorable, .,a: =. ;hc annals Of the
worlds fInaac;ai markets effected. no
change Of rocrn.n; N the conditions re-
Getty ex:strn. "n ;hc stock exchange
apart fr,tn ->cnrdSbr"akirg sales az lib
comfy. .>.s;cnt on the stock exchange
yet established.
This .uu,ii;!onS. generally accepted as
= ...-:;"rary or passing phase. IN n" way
disturbed the confidence Of these cap
.aI@s If finance and industry who be-
!!cvc this country IS destined 20 occupy
a position OF greater Importance and
power In the far reaching period Of re-
construction.
Various theories popularity advanced
by economists that the United States
no less than It's cn-oelliSrrentS. will have
to bear its share OF the wars financial
burdens for many years seem - BE- n"u
tralized by the C"unsrT's enormous cred
its and gold holdings as wrll rs supplies
OF raw materials.
Domestic basic conditions arc re-
garded rs rmin"ntIy sound. but labor
problems ard readjus; nIcut Of prices es-
Scntial commodities press for Increased
recognition, az IS evidenced hy the pause
in rho steel and iron trade.
Excepting tho comparatively small
group Of international bankers. littl" In
tcreSt is manifest in III" forthcoming
peace conference. although a growing
appreciation - folk respecting the chs;
otto coHdi,iraS in central and eastern
Europe.
Greater concern IS "vinc"d in tho fu,
turc of the transportation industry. hut
the executives Of The railroads. arc more
hopeful rs indicated By their Etest at
titudc. OF early constructive legislation
which will remove all probability Of a
five year extension OF government con-
troll.
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MAGICIAN THURSTON
IS VISITOR IN CITY

tnhcraldcd and U1arnOunccd Prof.
Howard ThurSton. the worlds most IA
NOUS magician. arrived in the city ami
stopped for 4 few hours on his WAY
from til" south TO East Liverpool. OE!"
where he opens a three day engagement. :,
starting this evening.
He carries with him this year ~"
rar loads Of scenery. .3 people and An
array Of electric effects and i!lusa"n
effects. and h" says that his show -
going over bigger than ever with pe"-
pie being turned away u: every per
f"HInarr". Mr.. ThurSl"n was born and
raised II: Columbus. Ohio. and has a
host Of friends in this 'cl;y. He Will
appear here for one solid week at 4
later date
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. pcc. c3.-Littlc business
was reported during the last week in iron
ard steel. while producers and consum-
crS awaited events OF an open market on
thu turn OF the year. =
The transition period in the steel in
duStry is being marked b. an interest
inS number OF employees released from
100 per cant war production. The new
schsdCl" OF reduced prices is viewed
favorably by Il majority -: IN" leading
steel interests. In addition Their: is
SON" hope entertained thas the new con-
tract form Will be made operative before
the end % January. Demand Cor steel IS
slight. At present. bu; inquiries are heard
for some grades. suck as plates and
structural steel.
Tn" :roa situation continues strong.
with mary plants already booked
though the first half % 1919. Price re-
visions will no doubt b. mad" IN new
business after the FIRST o: IN" gear. The
coke problem ~ as y"t UrSuiv"d hut
there is some talk OF the ending OF price
control p"ccmhcr 81.
/ The domestic demand for copper is
light. conSumrrs being willing To hold
! off until the trend az prices becomes
clearer. There is Il feeling that the. do
nestle marks, will follow Tho level OF
- cents fixed as an export for the FIRST
quarter OF 1919.
Tho Kin deadlock is still unbroken.
Since III" war industries board has not
granted the demands OF the importers.
ading n n" local market Is inactive
prices rang rom $3.50 cents for
|"*H;" lots ~ - per cent to 1l50
tu: rurc tin.
Consu;':"r.. apparently are taking little
interest IN the lead market. Prices have
dropped half Z cent in the FIRST week OF
open trading. Spciter is n t-;tle strougc
on som" export INQUIRY.
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TAFT ENDORSES THE
WILSON TRIP ABROAD

NEW YORK Dec @9.--Approral Of
President Wilson'S trip tn Eur"p" and ot
his plan Tor Il league Of nations. was eS-
pressed by William Howard Taft. in an
address today under the auspices Of tho
Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and Sciences.
He asserted that the president bad moro
influence with tho common people rf
England and :hc other allies than their
own princes" and attributed this Ia his
cnunciatlOn nf the rlnCipals f"r which
tho United States entered the war and
to- the league Of nations proposal.
You will notice. he said, Of ;hc pro-
posed league. that Lloyd George and
Clemenceau have come out for it. OF
Cours" I don't want To suggest any ul-
terror political motives. but there arc
politicians in Europe az we'll as in the
nit cd C.n -
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AMERICAN STEAMER
IN CALL FOR HELP

Haitian y. s. Dee @o---A wire
loss message received here tonight from
the American steamer Garth reported
that tho steamer waS in latitude Il-20
longitude $50. with her cargo shift
ing and breaking loose. \ later mes
sage Intercepted here was sent from,
another steamer To III" tarIh. saying
that tho second steamer would arrive
ut the same location al about o'clock
tonight and advising tn" Garth Ia show
lights and send UP rockets.
Tho Garth sailed from Nantes on h"-
ccmbcr la for N"rf"lk. Tho position
given is about $50 miles southeast of
Halifax
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DR., WILL CRACRAFT

local surG""n arh physician. wh" ar
rived bora" on Christmas haE" after
.,,..,Ginr several months NJ On" 81 'h>
base hospitals close :" IN" firing lin"
in France. y":;t"r'lay lcf, for tn" East
and will b" stationed ~ "u" rf III"
hospitals along III" Atlantic ""as, and
will have rharSc of wounded soldiers
coming back from France III" has s""n
much active service along the front
and his friends hope that n" will soon
b~ able 70 be returned 10 his home
nert
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At the Peace Conference.

I"dG". said thc man AT the bar,
'';h"r"'S nn use Of you trying to square
his thing up. My wife and fight just
so often and just So long. and we can't
hclp ii. So there YOU arc
And about how long do You keep II
up" asked tho Judge"
About TWO weeks. judge
"AIl right. III give YOU IS days in
Jail in other words. you arr interncd
for the duration Of tho war."--Richmond
Timcs-Dispatch
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT
UNION MISSION TUESDAY
Songs and Speeches Will be Feature Of
Last Meeting for the Old
Year.

\ special musical and testimonial
*"r.ic" Will he held in III" Union nus
sion IN Tuesday n!Sht--thc closing OF
Tho old year. 'Th" Rev. John Mart'"l-
luch pastor If tn" First fiaptlSt
church. w:!l preach tn" sermon. and
talks will y" mad" b.! several men and
women.
Tonight ut the mission the li"" t.
r.. S"rvinrhaus. pastor 1T the Central
Methodist Episcopal church. viii To-" tho
leader.
on Wednesday night William Her
wy. ore Of III" most impressive ana
convincing local laSrn"n viii deliver
the tncSSags.
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ARMY TRUCK TRAIN
FIRST Section Of Big Ambulance Train
Will Arrive In tho City Late
This Afternoon.

United States Ambulance Company
Nn 939 Tenth Sanitary Train,
Will .ar:lrr in ibis city late. this
afternoon. rnruut" from Valparaiso.
Ind. Ia camp II"lahird. Md. The train
is IN charge "f Lieutenant Caesar. and
has with him n crow Of lis men. the
arErSl number to apreur III Wheeling
with one train this year.
DIi Tur >Lay afternoon Ambulance
Train No 80 will arrive. in charge Of
Captain l[irn!.all. Hiih ia mon. and on
"Wednesday afternoon. Ambulance" tom
pany. Nc 2"S. in charge Of Captain
james. viii arrive. with 4 crew of lib
mon. Each nt tho trains will stop for
the night at the Stamm barracks ht
WhccliiS lark.
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WINNING MAJORITlES
UNUSUALLY HEAVY

LONDON. ncc. 90. \ remarkable
feature NJ In elections for the new
parliament is the enormous maJortI"s
received b. many Of the winning car
didatcs md q dcarth Of very small ma
jort!cs.
Under tho provisions Of tho new
franchis: act. every candidate who
fails To uncy onc-cighth If the votes
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KIDS SLED RIDE

Many youngsters war" out sled riding
on the slopes lhr"ushuut the local DIS
lri"t yesterday, nuh wcT" having great
FUN. The sport is on" that plrHSrs old
and young alike. and rs tho first fail Of
snow is late TINS season III" kids wcr"
compelled 10 wait until Christmas IL
secure their sl"dS to have that sport.