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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-29
OFFER TESTIMONY THAT
PACKERS OWN STOCK IN
BIG NEW YORK HOTELS

CHICAGO. oct. 29.-Letters in
dicarng that the big Chicago pack
ers had invested large sums in the
stock of large hotel companies. es-
pecially i'm New York city. We're in
troduced Tuesday i'm the Interstate
Commerce commission hearing Of
the National Wholesale Grocera as
sociaton's complaint that the pack
ers receive special service from the
railroads. The letters went into the
records over the objection of coun-
sci for Swift < Co
TT laundry workers should strike
while the iron is not think what
might happen 10 our favorite shirt,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-29
BUILD TELEGRAPH
IN FROZEN NORTH
Nome, Alaska and Siberian
Town to Have Direct
Connections.

NOME. Alaska Oct Estab-
Hshment of-direct mail and teIe-
graphic communications between
Nome and Anadyr. Siberia. is now
under investigation by two inspect
ors of the post office department.
The proposition, if carried out.
bears large possibilities for this
once wealthy gold camp. In north
east Siberia there are approximately
$4,000 people who must provide the
bulk of their supplies either from
Nome, 100 miles away or from Pc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-29
COMP LAIN Or
FAVORS GRANTED
MEAT PACKERS
Declare Railroads DiSCrimin-
alton in Favor of Meat Bar
onS Strengthens Monopoly.

CHICAGO. Oct 29-The COM
plant Of the National wholesale
Grocers' assyciat ton against Walker
u Hines. director general Of rail-
roads. and each Of the railroad sys-
terms individually. hearings on which
are TO begin here Thursday before
Chairman clyde b. Aitchison Of the
Interstate Commerce commission. is
case in which every important
case in which every important ~ hole
sale grocery concern. packing com
pany and railroad in the United
States appears either as plaintiff.
defendant or intervenOr
The basis OF the complaint is a
charge that the packers. through
their control Of the refrigerator cars
and other equipment have been
able 10 obtain rate determinations
and traffic favors from the railroad
companies and a consequent unfair
advantage in the marketing of food
stuns
Sets out Griev8nces.
Clifford ThOrne. attorney for the
grocers. in their petition thus sets
out their grievances:
The maintenance Of these unjust
and discriminatory provisions in
the tariffs Of the defendant carriers
has enabled the packers rapidly to
extend their powerful influence out
side OF the sale of the products of
slaughtered animals If these pro-
visions be permitted 10 continue in
effect the packers will gradually ac-
quire a dominating control over the
purchase. sale and distribution OF
many of the principal food products
OF the American nation"
The grOcers do not ask the Inter
state Commerce commission TO de-
prive the packers OF their retriger-
ator cars but demand the abolition
of all alleged determinations i'm
service and raes 10 the packers.
object TO sPeddIer Cars"
one Of the principal complaints
OF discrimination has TO do with the
so-called "peddler cars" used by the
packing companies These are en-
pIoyed for the distribution OF fresh
meats and other packing house
products but ii is claimed may also
be loaded with other commodities,
including a large number of articles
handled in the grocery trade. Tt is
charged that by these cars the
packers are enabled to make more
speedier deliveries than the grocery
concerns which lack such facilities
and consequently can dominate the
market in much trade territory
III is alleged the packers already
exercise a dominating control over
the butter. egg and cheese markets
and are rapidly acquiring a large
share of the general wholesale gro
Gerry business The groCeTs contend
rate provisions applying 10 the ped
dler cars in some parts Of the cOun.
try enable the packers to ship gro
Ceries at considerable less freight
expense than the wholesale grocery
houses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-29

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-OmciaIs OF
some OF the Il lodges of the Broth
erhOod of Railroad Trainmen that
voted at a secret meeting Sunday to
strike on oct. 30. unless their wage
demands presented 10 the railroad
Administrations board of wages
and working conditions were grant
ed in full. Tuesday denied that the
strike would go into effect without
negotiations other officials were
absent from the city and the oppos-
ing expressions left the strike situa-
:ion obscure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-29

e van p who is IF w
m lynch Ter m u O
question: Mr. rdert the oes pa TO o
tn Hrtshv srIdbe made fnI w D d lie N II
&c Ip n h Ion n
will "a d meas j coming 10 mi
uaI c1rerI tste present tonofa cure for M
andre. 20 Iyrchvr reake he he N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
PETER breaches AT
PENTECOST.

LESSON TENT--Acts a:t-f2.
GOLDEN TEXT-Whosocvcr shall
all upon the name Of the Iord shall
b. saVcd.-ACts 2:2f
ADDITIONAL MATERIAI-JoeI
s:2s-32: john 16:7-f5; Acts f:t-26.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Pcter telling
y bout Jesus
JUNIOR TOPIC-The story Of
Pcntecost-
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC-Thrcc Thousand Won in a
Day.
YOUNG PEOPLES AND ADULT
TOPIC-Thc Permanent Meaning Of
PentcCo~t.
I. The Day of Pentcco~t Fully
Come Cvt. 1-fsJ
significance of the day Pente-
cost means "hfty.~ 10 was the feast
held so days after the wave-sheaf
offering Lev. 23.15.J The wave
sheaf typided the resurrection of
christ a. Cor I5:20-23J
p The GIFT Cvv 2-4b ON this
DAY the Holy spirit came upon the
disciples in new way and from
that time forward lie has worked
On % new basis. having the crucifed.
risen and assembled Christ to present
10 the world
O. pom whom the Spirit came ".
J. cf 1:13-t5J -thc ~ and others.
both men and women 90 the number
81 100. showing that the gift OF the
Iioiy spirit was FOR AN believers. It
was for this promise of the Father
that The disciples We're 10 tarry at
Jerusalem duke 24:49D
O. The marks of the Cuirit CIV. %
a. The sound of "a mighty wind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

estimated and startling and import
ant results concerning the shape OF
the universe and the distribution OF
matter within il found.
But beyond all OF the rest in i'm
portance IS the reported verification
Of the Einstein relatively theory by
the British astronomers who OBJ
served the eclipse OF May 2S-29. I'm
fortunately this does not permit of
a simple explanation TO the layman,
for IL is really a mathematical pro-
cess whose meaning is not easily
visualized, as II is apparently con-
trary 20 all our established ideas Of
time and space. Originally a fairly
artificial device for explaining GER
tain unsuccessful physical expert
ments, il has predicted that light is
passing through the suns gravita-
tional field vFoSIld be displaced by an
angle twice that which the New
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
Ellis Island a Prison
for Dangerous Radicals

NEW YORK, Dec 25. - Ellis
Island. known for years as "the
open door 10 the oppressed OF every
land" and which has become the
subject of a congressional inquiry
by reason Of its new character as a
place of detention for hundreds OF
anarchists and other dangerous"
radicals, Is really three small islands
I'm New York harbOr about one mile
southwest of Manhattan. Their total
area is approximately 20 acres
Upon these islands, known as Nos.
/, and are 19 large and small,
buildings of brick and stone, many
of them handsome structures OF four
and FIVE stories. used as the United
States immigration station for this
port and through which. from July
/ TO Dec. 1. last, nearly $4,000 aliens
entered the land Of opportunity and
freedom. Hundreds OF "undersir-
ables,' il should be stated. were at
the same time sent back TO the lands
Of their birth The Immigration
service here employs 372 workers
including inspectors who board in
coming ships.
IL seems an incongruity that FL
lis Island which, in summer. gives
the foreigner his first glimpse Of the
wonders Of the new worlds metro
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
F or Next Sunday
Copyright 19la.)

~. 30 This is suggestive of the
my sterious. alI-persuasive and
powerful energy OF the Spirit
Tongues Of flame ". 81 Tongues
show the practical purpose of the
Spirits witnessing: and the
fire indicates his purifying energy
burning up the dross, making effec-
tive witnessing for Christ. Co
Speaking in foreign tongues ". A.
This was a temporary endowment
for this special purpose.
g.. The effects wv. 5-1@.J CD The
multitude were filled with amaze
ment and wonder, for these common
mer were transformed into men Of
power and influence. % Some.
Knocked and foolishIy accused the
disciples OF being intoxicated
II. Peters Sermon wv 14-47D
His analysis is perfect. He be-
gins with a brief defense and scrip
tural explanation of the phenomena
of tongues CIV. 14-21D and by a
three-fold argument proves the Mes
siahship Of Jesus CIV. 22-36.)
T. The introduction (vv. 14-21O
Oh Defense OF the disciples against
the charge Of being drunk " To-
This he does by citing Jewish Gus
toms, showing that they would not
be drunk at such an early hour Of
the day. CD A scripturaI explana-
ton. He shows that it was a partial
fulfllment of that which Joel pre-
dicted (vv. 1921. Of. Joel 2:28-32)
would come 10 pass before the Mes
sianic judgment. namely. an out
pouring of the Holy Spirit and the
salvation of all who call upon the
name of the Lord.
- The argument Cvv. 22-36.) IL
is three fOld CD From Christ's
works v. % He was approved Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
\ Watch Night Prayer

Almighty God. Father OF all man
kind at the end or a year in which
malice has so often thwsrted love.
we join the prayers OF all Thy chill
dren around the world for peace
the elevation of justice and OF
brotherhood.
Thou Creator possessor OF all
things, who didst make the earth
for the races OF men and didst set
bounds for their habitation, for
give US our greed as We repent OF
our sin, and restore to all hearts the
recognition of the transcendent
right of human life 10 i've
open our eyes we beseech Thee
10 the dignity OF labor. the sacred
ness of human service. and the
privileges Of production. that ma
ton may join nation and man may
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

God among the Jews b. his miracles,
wonders and signs which Cod dio
by him In their midst with which
they were familiar. CD From his
resurrection w. 23-32l The Old
Testament scriptures had foretold
the death and resurrection OF Christ
Psalms 16:S-1O.) The disciples
were living witnesses Of Christ's re-
surrection. for they had seen and
talked with him. and handled him
since his resurrection ". 32.) 60
From his ascension 10 be at the
right hand Of Coo (v. So The proof
that he had assembled on high was
the wonderful miracle OF the Spirits
operation in their midst: for He had
said that upon his ascension into
heaven He would send forth the
Spirit The conclusion is that Jesus
of Nazareth IS both Lord and Christ.
the one Of whom Joel prophesied
~. So and that the Jews are guilty
OF an awful crime in crucifying him.
4. The effect OF the sermon CIV.
37-42D Many people were CON
victed of their sins some 5000 OF
whom repented and were baptized.
The daily life OF these believers was
a proof OF the Spirits gift The evil
dence that the coming OF the Spirit
was real is that % they continued
steadfastly III the apostolic teaching
(v. 40 that is, they were learning
about Jesus Christ, being taught b.
the apostles instead Of the scribes:
they turned away from their blind
guides and followed new ones. 90
They continued in fellowship with
the apostles Cv. 42.) This fellow
ship was in the spirit, around Christ
as the head: the one body being il
Illustrated by the one loaf. go They
continued in prayer ". 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

Join man justly In honest wo-b -
replenish devastated earth
QuiCken the sympathy Of hear
ma 40 dull by reports and sights 90
suffering. incOmprehensible and
needless.
~aE us again that we may Row
before the eternal laws - creation
puttin- aside malice. envy covet
business and brutality. 70 enter into
the peace Of the sons OF the Moe.
High.
Hasten by Thy gracious prov.
dence and 6y the consecrated effort
Of Thy children the coming Of Thv
worldwide kingdom where justice
mercy and love shall rule the hearts
and hands or men.
Create In u.s. - Lord. clean heartsI
and renew rirht spirits for the COM
inE wear.
This we ask ina the spirit of
Jesus Chris; our only Hope. Amen g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

whole economic policy was altered
10 meet Irish needs in this emer-
gency.
scores De NaIeTa's CaIumnies.
De Valera's calumnies. however.
have not been based entirely upon
these and other bits OF Irish AN
cient" history, raked up and con-
torted to give the background OF an
oppressed" Ireland picture he
delights in painting. He has told
American audiences Of the "p!tiable"
plight of Ireland today. laneuishing
under the bonds of an 'autOcratic,
faithleSs' England
This is what Prof II. W. Dennis,
Of the University of Wisconsin. had
to say OF his impressions after a re-
cent trip through Ireland. He made
this comment i'm the London
Time s.' Nov 4th. 1919:
ireland is a fat cOunu~- with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

polls. pleasing view Of beautiful
lawns and flowers. weu-kept build
ings and fue harbor with the mar
velous skyline Of New York in the
distance. should have metamor
phosed during Tie war into a big
detention place for political Grim
inals and the foes of organized GOV
eminent
The fact u.s. Ellis Island. accord
ing TO the authorities. was not I'm
tended as a prison for such offend
ers. Federal judges, I'm the past two
years. acting under the authority
vested u them, liberated 55T Soc
called dangerous aliens" either MO-
on their own recognizance or in
the cus,cIt of their lawyers ac-
cording ta Rep. Isaac SieReI. a mem
her of tue house immigration COM
mittee which is investigating the
red peril During the same per-
iod co. anarchists bolshevists ard
other radicals have been selt from
various parts of the United State
TO New Work. or this number 81
are now B.. custody Of Acting I'M
migraGon Commissioner Byron g.
ChI. tho successor 20 Frederic ~.
Howe who until recently and since
1918. had served as commissioner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
Sir Ed7card Carson Speaks
For Ulster and Against Sim
FeinerS in Irish COutrOUerSy

was one OF irish partnership with
Great Britain in the cost OF the Ma
poIeoEic wars. Taxation in Ireland,
far from becoming heavier. became
low, and that at a time when taxes
in Great Britain were soaring. In
1917 the Irish debt was sunk in the
debt of Great Britain.
The Irish starved; food went to
England. ''-Boston American, Sept.
30. 1919.
This statement refers TO the Irish
famine in 1916 II was solely due
to the failure OF Irish crops that
year. England organized relief ac-
tivities and sent thousands OF tons
OF food into ireland. There was pay
ment of no kind in return. England's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

toniap system of physics would al
low. II the present report proves
true, our fundamental ideas of
theoretical mechanics viii have 10
reformed. Practically no change
will come. Of course, for the devia-
tiOns are measurable only in the ire
mendous reaches of space. Crawl
tation still holds its sway for il IS a
force whose existence the RELATIVELY
theory does not deny. but II may
modify our accepted notions Of its
workings.
This theory also is able 20 account
for a certain movement Of the planet
Mercury which ordinary celestial
mechanics has been unable 20 do.
on the other hand a certain effect
in the speorra of stars. predicted BY
the theory, has not been found, 50
that it is as yet far from absolutely
established.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

enormous material prospects There
have been, during the war. pract
cally no food restrictions ina Ireland
and ireland has food i'm abundanc-
food which all the world needs
anu is likely 20 need for some time
20 come.
ireland which with The Exception
Of Ulster, took no part in the war.
lost nothing through the war. vet
she is turning 40 America one OF the
nations she plotted against for aid.
In the circumstances. Englishmen
who have the fostering of Anglo
American relations 20 heart-for the
future security Of both FnElisl--
speaking nations and the peace OF
the world at large-fnd IL difficult
10 understand why America appar-
emily has been so ready 10 give Gre
dence To- Sim Fein's attacks upOnA
Great britain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
BY SIR EDWARD CARSON.

LONDON. Dec. 27.-Englishmen
who realize the vital necessity for
continued good faith between the
United States and Great Britain
view with alarm the anti-British
campaign conducted in the Ameri-
can press during recent months in
furtherance of the interests of
President" de Valera and his Sim
Fein associates
These observers, many Of them
neutral in the political battle be-
tween southern Sim Fein Ireland
and the Unionist province Of Ulster,
cannot understand why America
shUuld turn a sympathetic or even
an attentive ear TO allegations of
"Bri fish misrule" in Ireland-allega-
tons made by men who made no
secret OF their attempts 20 bring
victory 10 German arms and direct
ed against a nation whose integrity
America had ample opportunity of
judging while men Of the two coun
tries were lighting side by side in
France.
Nlilil FtlIl AEduEi -NtilCN-
During Americas participation in
the war, Sim Fein was the common
enemy OF England. the United States
and every other nation allied with
them against Germany. Roger
Easements intrigue with the laiser's
emmissaries. the Dublin riots OF 1916
and numerous other proofs of sim
Fein's collaboration with the Ger
mans are indisputable evidences Of
that fact.
But scarcely had hostilities ended
than these avowed friends OF Ger
many. appreciating the opportunity
presented by American ascendancy
in world affairs. sought TO place be
hind their claims the tremendous
moral force of American public
opinion.
Sim Fein's first strategical step
in this direction was at the peace
| conference in Paris. There her
lobbyists were busy day and night
preaching one gospel gospel OF
hate against Great Britain.
Then the storm center moved to
the United States where a highly
paid staff of propagandists have
been continuing, through more sub
tie channels, this Sim F'ein mis-
sionary'' work.
Some Hearst Propaganda
Strangely a cry these anu-British
campaigners have kept 70, the fore
front is that Ireland is entitled to
self government because the prin-
ciple Of INSTRUMENTATION for all
small nations was one OF the high
aims which led TO victory-a victory
/ in which Sim Feln had no part:
which Sim Fein did everything III
its power 10 award the central
powers.
The Hearst" press has been
| especially indicative in opening its
/ columns 10 the de Valera party
/ Americans are familiar with Will
liam Randolph Hearst's editorial IN
friendliness to Great Britain. They
/ recall how the Hearst newspapers.
I before America entrance into the
war. held 20 an avowed pro-German
policy.
Here are a few anti-British state
ments which have appeared in
. Hearst newspapers in recent weeks
and statements Of facts which prove
/ them exaggerated. skilfully comfort
/ cd 20 convey ulisimpresseions or de-
liberately. maliciously false:
Irish public debt jumped $3.50
0oo. coo two years after the Union
Boston American" sept. %, 1919.
Facts About Debt.
This increase IN the Irish debt was
merely a book entry. No burden o.
any sort was placed upon Ireland
in cnnsauuense OF the entry which
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
Sunday at the Churches

theme: The Fulhllment Of Time" Mrs
a. Rode will sing. Young peoples
meeting 9t G.3O p. m Evening service
at 80 Sermon subject Forgetting
the Past" Watch night party on We'd
nesday.
Calvary formerly Quincy street,
Corner California and Blaine avs. How
ard BeldOn Leonard, pastor. Residence,
1919 Woodward av. Bible school az so
"a. m; j. w Kendall, superintendent.
FIrst swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier ste. Services at 1880 q. m. and
30 D. M.
Mt Zion-Rev. J. r Smartt pastor
Sunday school, at Q 80 a. N. Glasses for
all ages ~ q. IN.
CHRISTIAN.
First-S. Mno 81; south Of public
library. Rev. II. =. MCQuary, pastor
sunday school at . 80 n. u. t: Frederick Y.
j rutland superintendent Our teachers
sre trained and lessons graded. We
have classes for all ages.
Indiana Aveuoe-Corner Indiana av.
and ST Joseph st Edward j Cain, pas
tor Residence, 1Jl1 ). Marietta st. Sun
day school at so a. IN Fred K. Wilson.
superintendent
Linden Avenue-Llnden av. and Car
isle 81 I. y. Miller. pastor. sunday
school az 1000 a. m; j. c. Ceup, super
luteudcut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
CATHOLIC

~ Hedwige Polish-Corner scott and
Napier SITS Rev anthony Zubow .cz. G.
s. a. pastor. Low mass at 80. 90 and
10 90 m sunday school at $50 p. m.
BeuedIction no $50 b.
II. Casimirs PoIish-S2t \. Webster -
Rev Stanislaus Gorka pastor. Low mass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
International Sunday School Lesson

ReUielD by p. B. FttzWdter, D. D.. Teacher
ofEngIish Bible, at Moody Institute, Chicago.
Copyright 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
CHRISTIAN.
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

First Cor. Lafayette and Monroe SITS.
W H. Freshley, pastor Sunday school
at $50. DR.. w II. Snyder. supeFiu-
tendent.
Grace Churca-Ccr Lincoln way W.
and Walnut SITS Rev. o. q. Lozisr. nia-
lsters. sunday school at $50 O. +.
Witt superintendent
Broadway-5ls Z Broadway. Rev. z,
Garfield johnson. pastor: residence. JAZZ
+ Carroll at Sunday school az 3 30 q.
u. : SamUsl c. Lehman. superintendent
Morning worship at 1919. sermon
theme. The Spirit of Power by the
pastor. Young Peoples alliance at Gao
Preaching at 80 by the pastor Ser
mon subject ~ New Years Medita-
ton" Watch night service Wednesday
evening at $50 Choir rehearsal Friday
evening at 30.
Auten Cnapel-E. T. Nitsche. pastor.
Residence 23O4 Lincoln way w. Mish-
awake. Bible school at 1000 a. m. /:
Jesse Barnes. superintendent.
EVANGELICAL.
zion-Corner Wayne ana St Peter SITS.
Rev Waldemar GOffeney, pastor sun
day school az 9.15 a. m; Charles Weber
superintendent.
L. Hammerschmidt teacher. German
lecture ON social settlement work, FOR
women only.
st. Peters Gsrman-4I5 W Lasalle aN
Rev Hugo Weichelt. pAstsr. sunday
schoOi 81 9 90 a. III: Carl Reinke. sEpsr'
utendent
Regular services at 1915 a. m. and
holy communion. Sunday school teach
ers meet Monday evening New Year. 5
eve services at goo p. m New Year 3
day services at 1915 q. m.
Swedish Evangelical Mission Corner
Main and Monroe SITS. Rev. =. A.
Strom. pastor sunday school at 80
a. M August Anderson. superintendent.
LUTHERAN.
~sIy Trinity EaEnsn-Sbsrmsn av
sns 'lRdaey 81. Rev. Albert n. ReeS.
pastor sunday school at s:15 a. -
Charles Hass. superintendent
It. raurs GsrmAa-JcnersoH ana wiz
liam ats. Rev. h. Holle. pastor.
Gloria Del swedish Chaplin and Kerr
sts Rev. Gottfrld Olson. pastor SundSy
school and Bible class at 900 a. m.
BRETHREN.
First-1214 5. Michigan ST Rev G
" Rench. pastor Residence. IA l.
Broadway. Bible schools at ESQ a. m
Rev. Delbert Whitmer. superintendent
Fret Church 81 the Brethren-Indians
av. and Miami St Rev. n. II Holman,
pastor. residence 1905 f. Indiana av.
sunday school 40 $50 d. m; Z. q.
stanley. superintendent
Installation sermon M 10 30 IN. by
Rev J T.. Miller. Elgin. mn. CEristia =
Workers program az 100 p. M Free
stereopticou lecture on Armenia at so
q. M
Conference Memorial United :. 81
Joseph 81 Rev q. 4. Sickafoose. pastor
sunday school. $50 m. Miss Agnes
Gordon. superintendent. Preaching ser
vice. 10 40. Christian Endeavor o 50 and
evening service. 80 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening az : 40 Choir prac-