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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
RODEHEAVER HERE
AND WINS HEARTS
OF SUNDAY CROWD
CONTINUED From First PaEe.)


THAN your miserable ola cramr collie
"My; My." laughed Mr.. Sunday. like
the veri;able boy he Is God likes TO
the parrot and the monkey and the
donkcy-and some OF YOU. folks
GEIAZi FIRST GMAErEM
the healing OF Naaman with the in
cident OF Gchaz "Gehazi," said Mr.
toned in the Eihle and he got his lie
was trying to put one over on God.
And God said; You're a liar. Take
ciferous applause which interrupted Mr..
sunday frequently was the deep-toned
iaus'itor, of MT; Eon@hsayer sittins
particularly ut the striking imperson-
alton of n bull paving the earth which
Mr., sunday, gave at one point In his
sermon, and at his emphatic assertion
that II Mother Eddy came back TO earth
before the resurrection, as she claimed
sm nG Whit 1 he y %h si sat po'eea
READY LAUGH Kings
THROUGH TABERNACLE
Somewhat thinner for his four siren
uous months in France, but muscular,
virile, with his old charm OF manner.
'Eody's" ready laugh rang out often
in his room ut the Richmond Hotel
yesterday afternoon. where he WAS
hoIolns an informal reception Tor
members OF the Billy Sunday party
The room in itself. gay with the
flags OF the allies and posters with
welcoming phrases in French ana Eng
l;sh strung abou, tho walls, bespoke
an eloquent welcome TO the noted bari
tone. Gathered III the room were Mr..
and Mrs. Sunday and other members
OF the Sunday party. They piled "Rody"
with questions that old friends ask
each other.
They Ind him stand I'm and MT his
Y. NJ. G. a. ovcrcoat on to SHOW
OFF,: they asked him about his tan
shoes and puitecs and he naively ex-
ptained how he had spent most OF the
time coming over polishing them for
his first appearance OH this side.
TELLS OF EXPERIENCES
IN TRENCHES OVER THERE
Talking all the time in his pleasant.
deep baritone voice, MIR. Kodehcaver
related bits OF human interest from
the other side. and they laughed with
him over swiftly drawn character
they told him of their experiences in
Fort Worth. Tex.
You should have been with us IN
Fort Worth. Rody," said Mr.. Sunday.
I'VE had q great meeting" Mr.. sun
day described The coliseum where tho
meetings were held and Mrs. Sunday
and others Of the party chi!ned in with
funny stories OF their stay there.
why" said Bob Matthews. some OF
those Texans referred 10 killing n
mnn in the most casual way in the
vocld--lilse taking 4 morning stroll
or some such matter"
Miss SaXc's dark eyes tw,nkled Iner-
riiy as She recalled other incidents OF
their stay in Texas over which they
al! laughed heartily.
''iIave you ever been in Richmond
be!oreg' Mr.. I;odehcaver was asked
No" he said. this is my first visit"
IFS u peach OF a town" declared
Mt sunday enthusiastically. about the
s.ickest town I've ever been in"
What sort Of Il choir have YOU got?"
questioned "Rody." They all tried at
once 10 tell him about tho Richmond
choir. II was the best they had ever
had. with but one cxccp-ion-Boston.
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HEARING ON SATURDAY
OF ALLEGED SLAYER
Wisemnu, Accused Of killing DIR. Hen
nrssre, Will Not Waive Prclim-
mary Examination.
IBy Associated Prcss.l


MORGANTOWN y. C., January IS
Aaron Wiseman, held in Jail here since
Thursday night without bail, charged
With killing Or, T.. Al Tennessee at
Glen Alpine carly last year, will be
given preliminary hearing before
Judge h. +. Long next saturday. it
WAS announced To-day by Solicitor
thurman. Mt whose instance Wiscman
MAS arrested. II WAS also stated to-
day tRat Wisem2n VIII not waive en-
~ did Garfield and Aaron Pitts,
brothers, who were tried and acquitted
last spring on tho charge az tho muir
der OF pr. tennessee Consequently,
the state viii have % produce enough
eY iarnrc to convince the judge that the
defendant should be held for trial.
WiSeir3n refuses 10 make Il statement
other than 10 assert his innocence.
Il WAS said officially to-day that
:r.lt ~ tho Puts brothers VIII be hoard
!. the trial OF Wisemun.
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RICHMOND TIMEsD DISPATCH: SUNDAY JANUARY 1s, 1919

possibly better voices than tho Boston
they declared with emphasis. And
choir had.
"oh. you'll like tho choir" they
prophesied confidently.
In further reference to ohoirs. Choir
No Will sing tomorrow morning at
the auditorium ana also in the AFTER
noon. Choir No. will sing at tho
mi.li SUNDAY MAY VISIT
CAMP LEE Next TUESDAY
delegation from Petersburg con-
s!s;ins or y; NJ: pennybaeKer: secre.
G. Wright. chairman OF the Armenian
and syrian relief committee, and j.
\. Harrison. held conference with
Mr. sunday about o'clock AZ the
spcall III the Interests OF the campaign
for the Armenian and Syrian relict
work at Petersburg at the Academy
OF Music ut 10 o'clocl1 Monday morn
ing. Mr.. sunday hopes to SO 10 Camp
Iue Tuesday.
Too LAKE 20 lift the dampenine In
nuence OF tho snilen rain which had
poured steadily nil ,nornina. the kindly
sun sent broad shafts OF sunl:sh.
through The high windows OF the audi
,criurr on whole sections OF empty seats
YESTERDAY afternoon, where less than
500 people had gathered. DESPITE tho
rain. % listen 20 Mir. sundays sermon.
because u WAS Saturday afternoon.
My, sunday did not preach as long
as usual. but he sent his audience
away unified by the power oe his SER
mon and the truths he prcmulsatcs
My creed is simple one" said Mr..
sunday. IL love God. l love humanity
My missio As sec X. Is - mako Il
harder for fellow - do w.ons aaa
easier for h.m - do risn..
"Christiauity - no. = system ~
teaching. he said yesterday asternroa.
"RcliSion never saved anybody, Jesus
Christ saves people, Gea is zoo busy
10 -, - IS
trying 30 lL:t himself ry his rwn boot.
straps.
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so Eggs a Day

since using More Eggs l get 20 to
90 cggs day instead OF or a"
writes a. l.. Wooda rd of ST. Cloud
fih' This scientific tonic has made
DIS eEE profits for thousands Of pouI.
Wy fhisers all over the l.. 8. Get ready
no" ana make big profits out Of your
mems ms winter. y 800 package will
nou"'o me tHs production and n million
800, 800 r"hM guarantees 10 refund your
H'hn slop now 10 H. j. Reefer. the
p"u',ry cSpert. 3G3 Main Street, KIM
s"H Ii'y. Mo, or send .225 and yet 3
ictuiaf Sl.co packages on special dig,
v , ,or a luii seasons supply, or
,iii'p ior MS valuable free book that
.t ~ experience "f d rnn WHO has
fortune out Of poultry..-AdY.
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times disagreed. and we have always
expressed our engagements very cn-
phnttcnlly because we are ourselves.
CERTAIN WORK. WILL

SO FORWARD OUISNIH
Hut although there will be delays.
and inevitable delays, IN the signing
OF peace. duo to the inherent diincul-
ties Of what We have to settle Will
guarantee from my knowledge OF AIR.
Clemcnceau that there Will be no waste
of timc. And that Is important.
The world is thirsting and hunger
ing for peace. There Ara millions OF
people who want TO set back TO the
world work OF peace. And the fact
thnt Mr.. Clemenceau Is in Tn. chair
will be proof that they Will get there
without any delays which are duo 10
anything except tho difficulties which
are essential in what we have - per
form. lio Is one OF the great speak
ers OF the world. Sut no one knows
better than he that the best speaking
is that which imncls bcnc6ccnt actions.
Il have another reason. During tho
dark days we have passed through his
courage. his unfailinG courtesy. his UNI
firing energy. his inspiration nave
helped The allies through 10 triumph.
and | know OF no one Ia whom that
victory is moro attributable than the
man who sits in this chair. In his
own pernon. more than amy. living
man. lie represents the hcrcism. he
represents the genius OF the !naom!t-
able people Of his land.
And for these reasons l count u
privilege INST | should be expected 10
second this motion.
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storm Now Near Cane Cod.

WASHINGTON. January lS.-The
rsnnessee Friday night moved rapidly
Wo-:heastward, and Tonight It's Gem
tcr was some distance south OF Cape
God. Ii will continue to move In a
northeSsterly course. the Weather Blu
rcuu announced
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NEWS BULLETINS

NORFOLK. PA. January 1S.-Aller-
!ns abrogation OF a three-ycar arree
,,,;,h Tor ocean freight transportation,
J" IN nMe" rates. the FrcGpOrt Sulphur
District Court brought suit against The
ESh hoard ana CUR steamship Company
'"r a?'"VVn damages and libclled tho
b. The COnNnnN.
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NEW YORK, January l3.---"rhe de-
ciih" OF Inc bar as social Influence
because OF its diminished poIiticnI In
nucacc bodies no good for our country"
VAS the declaration of Henry W. taft
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BERLIN (vin Copenhagen), January
1S.-Coun. Brockdorff-R antzau and
Minister Philip Scheidemunn have
been appointed delegates to the peace
conference. it WAS announced to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

FIRE ISLAND, n. ", January H.
The United States transport Northern
Pacific. which ran aground off Fire
Tonight.
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LONDON, January ,1S,-Ukrainia has
sent an ultimatum to Roumania de-
manding the evacuation Of the Buko-
wilma Ivy Roumanian troops and fight
ing is imminent, according to Il CEN
trail news dispatch from Amsterdam
iO-nipht ~
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night AZ the principal speaker at the
associations annual banquet at tho
AStOr.
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ITALN REFUSES TO LEND
~ TEITO\s HELPING HAND

,s.fused 10 lend helping hand to Ger
n,nan ambition. arose against an age.
compressed populations and 10 destroy
Mai the cost OF her blood the artinciul
zpolitical comJiuation which took no
~ "Roumania rcsol"cd 10 Ugh, only to
zIsalize that national unity which was
Mstranelcd she had - submit 10 an
treaty the revision Of
%Swhich you NJ, MI eN2e;' o....
tried g. turn from, her trad.-
xIions and desiinics. raised AN army
sonly 10 cscare at,cmuts al doImim4-
~ -Terrura,, China ana siam aban,
pressure OF the central
ZZDowcrs.
zsyhan ambitions thn, brough, so many
Mpeoples, great and small TO align
against tho same aGycrsnrv
CREI:rs PRESIDENT
~ WILSON ny NtNI,
W "And what shall say OF The solemn
taken bv the United States
~ the sprirg Of 1914. under tho au-
%Fpfccs Of lis llustrous President. rr
sZSNilson, whom ] am happy TO gree,
5zsshere ~ the name nam, of grateful France,
s#kentlcmen. in tho name OF all the ma
s35ons represented IN this room
m "What shall ray OF the many other
powers which either declared
against Germany Brazil.
sI3Hba, Panama, Guatemala, Nicarapl.u.
sMHaiu. Honduras--or at least broke OF
rclat!ons-Bolivia. Peru
Uruguay. From the north "a
sZ13,a south the New World roa. with
wien IL saw the empires
mn Central Europe. after having let
sIs3Dpht the war without provocation and
excuse. carry il on with Are
SSSS3jltpSc and the massacre OF inoncusiv,
fshelDgs.
INTERVENTION
ssgtsSssA.Ss JGDtfMENT AT lISTORS's nAn
st@@rbs Intervention OF the United
8 btates waF something moro, somelbjpg
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ADDRESS or PREMIER
GEORGE All CONFERENCE


Following is tho address Of the
British Premier. Lloyd George. at the
opening session OF The peace confer
cncc:
4 coiint It not merely n pleasure
but q great privilege that l Should
be expected on behalf Of the British
empire delegates TO support tho mo-
uon Of Pres idcn; Wilson. 10 do so
for this reason which lie has 80 clio
ruentlv given expression to, as a tri-
hut" 70 the man When was a
7rhooihoy. MIR. clcmenceau was Il com
notifies Of his native land, and his
fame had extended far beyond the
bounds Of France
Were ii not for tina, undoub,ed
sact, Air President. ! should have
treated as legend the common re-
many conferences with Mr. Clemem-
can and In them all the most
Vigorous. the most enduring and he
most Youthful figure there has been
mat of Mr.. Cicmcucoau He has had
!he vcuthiulness; he has had the hone
!uncss and tho fearlcssness Of youth
lie -. indeed. the grand young man
81 FRANCE. and am proud 10 stand
Acrc and propose that he should lake
tne chhr III this great conferences
maj ~ TO settle the peace OF tho
81 know OF none better qualified
"r az well qualified. 70 occupy This
chai" than Mr. Cl.mcnccan Ana I
,neAk from my experience In It's ella i'm.
~. ana ! have not always agreed
W" nave often agreed We have some :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
EMPIRE PROCLAIMED
FORTY-EIGHr YEARS AGO

This very day forty-eight years ago
on ;hc eighteenth Of January. 1921. the
army Of invasion in the Chateau at
Versailles. II was consecrated by The
thief, or two French provinces II was
thus violation from It's origin. and,
by the fault OF It's founders, II was
born in injustice. il has ended In
Oblivion.
You are assembled IN order 20 re-
pair tie evil shat has been done and
20 prevent 4 recurrence OF It. You
world. leave you gentlemen 10 your
crave deliberation and declare the
conference OF Paris open"
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than your miserable old crann collie
variety will in ten years
My! N.Y." laughed Mr. sunday. like
the veri;able boy he IS. God likes to
have a l!t,lo fun. That's why He inside
unmkcN-nnl snMn OF Won. tnlks.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27

~ 45-a
All q IL readiness Tor the opening.
OF the Intsrmont chautauquA at Bris-
tol today. The exercises win begin
Il III o'clock with the chautauqua'
sermon " DR.. w. j. McGlothlin,
president or FurmAn university, and
IT o'clock young peoples night will
be observed, during the course Of
which an address on the Struggles
ana Triumphs OF Great Man" will
be delivered by L. P. Leavell, field
secretary OF the Baptist Sunday school
board.
J. The morning and evening addresses
on Monday will be by DR.. McGlothiin.
on THE Earliest Christianity" and
by J. 3. Hicks, on With the Boys
In France"
The addresses for tho other ses-
sions of the course are:
Tuesday. July -.
The Earlies Christianity"-W, J..
McGlothltn
Special musical program-Marcus
Kellerman and Mrs. r. 3. Hudgins;
Shepherd webb, organist.
Lecture. Deeds OF the Immortal
Thirtieth''-J. s. Lyons. Jr.
wednesday, July 80.
The Earliest Christianity-w. ].
McGIothlin.
Musical recftal-Marcus Kellerman
and Mrs. r.. 8. Hudgins; Shepherd
webb. organist.
Thursday July 81.
The Earliest christianity"-w. J..
McGlothiin.
Special musical prosram-Marcus
Kellerman and Mrs. r. s. Hudg1ns;
Shepherd webb, orgnnist.
Problems and Perils Of Recon-
struction"--John Wesley, HIN.
Friday. August 4.
The Earliest Christianity''-w. J.
McGlothitn.
'Humor. Pathos and Tragedy Of
Life Among the Mormons--John
Wesley Hill.
saturday. August ,.
Lecture--B n. DeMent.
Humorous Lecturc-W. r. HaIl
Sunday. August 3.
Commencement Addfess-B. a. De
Mant
Awarding Of Diplomas. seals ana
Certificates for Normal Courses.
Finals Of the Chautauqua.
Aldress-B. n. De Ment.
The Intermont chautauqua was
established in 1914. It was originally
designed for religious workers In
Southwest Virginia and East Ten
nessee. but each year II has also
grown IN FAVOR with workers from
other parts Its purpose Is TO bring
together Sunday school ofsicers and
teachers and leaders In b. Y. p. O..
woman's missionary societies and pas
tors with others who desire q season
OF recreation combined with whole
some instruction IN the things that
count
!, The personnel Of the program In
cludes men and women from sfx
states of our. country and one foreign
country, all Of them specialists In
their respective departments.
The whole seasons program COW
erfng period OF eight days. may be
| enjoyed at nominal expense for
| board, and from reasonable distances
| the expense of travel In not large.
| Joseph T. Watts IL general secre-
tary. 500 Travellers building, Rich
| mond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
WORK SOON TO START
on GRAIN ELEVATOR

Work on the ss5o.ooo grain eieva-
tor and storage warehouse for grain
and hay will be started just az soon
as suitable site for the structure has
beer agreed upon. II was announced
yesterday. Several places have been
suggested and q Chicago engineer IL
expected to arrive in Richmond to-
morrow to go over these sites and
make recommendation a. 70 the
most suitable.
The elevator will have q 500.0
hushel capacity and is expected to
place Richmond on the hay-and-
grain map. A charter has been
secured from the state corporation
commission by the Richmond Public
Elevator and Storage company and
the necessary capital for the erection
OF the building has been secured. The
corporation II composed OF w. G.
BragE4 president: Julien Fl. Hill, vice.
president and Benjamin l. Purcell,
secretary and treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
GRAND MASTER LOOT.
TO VISIT RICHMOND

Guy r. Horner. grand master OF
the grand lodge, 10. Q. F., Of vir-
ginia. will ofsiciaiiy visit, ana deliver
an address to the Odd Fellows OF this
city, on Wednesday evening. July 80.
at I. o. O. F. hall, corner of Grace
and Foushee streets at o'clock.
All branches OF the order, subordt-
nate lodges. encampment patrtarchs
militant and srebekas, will be repre-
sented At this meeting.
A large crowd IL expected to greet
the grand master. upon this his first
ofYscial vtsiAaiion to the city. An
elaborate program II being prepared,
which win consist OF. vocal and In
strumental music. recitations. etc.
The grand master win be introduce
ed by Thomas r. Morton, grand con-
ductor OF the grand lodge.
All members OF the order. includ-
ting transient visitors with their
families and friends, are cordially In
vited to be present At the conciu-
sion Of the exercises. refreshments
win be served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
local s0gltT ROF
TO help CONSUMERS

The Renters ana Consumer Pre-
tective association u awaiting deci-
sion Of The war department - %
whetner such organisations Will be ai-
lowed to take over sovernment-owned
roodstuns ana dispose q them to
members Of the associations II
Secretary OF War Baker decides that
these goods, the local Association viii
immediately take steps to obtain .
large supply OF goods for distribu-
ton. At government prices. among the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
Isl stree SKI I0I
QUESTION AGAIN

Several matters which have been
diecuseed 1t previous meetlpgs and
held for further invsstigaficn will
again be considered BY the streets
committee Of the city council at the
meeting to be held tomorrow night II
8 o'clock.
The only ordinance Of general In
sterest il the one providing Tor ths a.
tabliahment OF the skip-stop schsduie
on First street between Broad xtreet
and the viaduct. ME COMMITTEES has
had this matter UP some four or nve
times but indications are that II viii
BE- settled Ut tomorrow nights meet
ing.
majority OF the citizens Of the north
side are agreed that II Is = needed
and harmless bit OF legislation.
Councilman English moved that the
matter be held over At the last meet
Ing In order TO give II further pub
licity and allow the colored residents
In the section which would be az
fected to present their views II they
70 desired. The only opposition en-
wives Of the northside who assert
that It would compiicate the already
unsoivable problem Of how to get
servants TO come for the weekly
wash.
The petition OF the Tower -Binford
Electric company to re-sstablisn the
property line Of property rituatcd on
tho northwest corner Of Fourth and
Cary streets and running back to-
wards Main street presents an inter-
esting case. The committee was adj
vised by the city attorney prior to the
last meeting that the city's right to
the alley between Main and Cary
streets In perfectly legal. the alley
having been open 10 traffic for about
forty years, while i've years IL the
length Of time Qecessary to have
property Of this nature to revert to
the city.
If the petition h granted, the alley
belonging to the city wifi be mar
rowed by about IL feet and the own
ers Of the property in question will
profit by ust that much added terri
tory. After the rights Of the city in
the matter had been definitely ascer-
tanned. Alderman Gunst declared that
he was opposed to rejecting the petit
ton. holding that the city was still
morally obligated to restore the prop
erty to the rightful owners. The
matter. was held over to permit MEM
bers OF the committee to consult
with other property owners Involved
and find out II they had any obnec-
ton to narrowing the alley II they
have not, the committee will prob
ably waive the cityg legal right to the
alley and Counsel Father Byrd to be
generous to one Of his subjects.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
WEST POINT CONDEMNS
MAIN Street TRESTLE

As = elimination OF numerous desul-
tory protests registered during the
past few years. the York River Cham
ber Of Commerce recently adopted
resolutions condemning the use of the
trestle leading into the Main Street
station ~ being unsafe. The railroad
administration 10 requested to take
Immediate steps to remedy the situa-
tion and copies Of the resolutions were
forwarded to Fairfax Harrison. presi-
dent Of the Southern railway and the
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce.
The matter has been Agitated sew
oral times BY residents Of West Point
and vicinity, who contend that the
trestle IL not only unsafe, but that the
means of bringing Southern railway
trains into Richmond 10 extremely
slow and designed to cause undue de-
lay to the large number OF passengers
who come to the city daily.
The subject WAS brought up about
two months ago and officials OF the
Southern railway in Richmond stated
ut that time that the trestle in ques-
tion had been examined only . few
days previous and was found to be in
absolutely safe condition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
DR, !. CECIL TO TALK At
COMMUNITY sing

An added item on the program OF
IN. open-air band concert and COM
,nuntfv ..sing" which will be given
~ Ryrd park this afternoon IT .
o'clock viii be a seven-mtnute tAik
~ Rev. Russell Cecil, D. D., pastor
~ the second Presbyterian church.
rhe exercises have been arranged Tor
service and former service men ana
the public by the war camp COM
munity service. The attendance nc
.he second concert was 5000.
The concert this afternoon VIII Dc
the third in the series OF ok wnicn
Will be given on sunday alternoons
Il Hyrd park. 1t was postponed nom
iass Sunday because Of rain DIT.
fec,,. however, will be, the first Of tho
~seven-minute men" to be given .
rIac. on the program but this Tea
s,ire WIN be continued and prominent
Richmond men will speak q the three
remaining concerts.
Henr Beaugard. ecng and cheer
ansder of the war camp community
no arranged the concert will sing
i solc. Dear Old Pal of Nine. -
ehe fourth number. Professor Stein's
hand OF twenty-five pieces wiH play
fourteen selections ana VIII also Play
snr the community sing. which MI.
Seamrsrd WIN direct. wel-known
eonrr have been chosen tor the
~rlnrs. In order that = large part Of
NE audience may take part
Tho program Follows:
(11 StAr-6pangied Bannsr: I'll
March from Aida; 10 9electicn rom
lhe prince Of Pflssn; ~ Solo. Dear
fS1d pal Of Mine, Henri Beang9rd:
fS1 You Don't Know and Meow: 90
Community sing: (7) Talk by Or.
cnciI: {sl BarcArolle from TAleo Of
Hoffman; ~ Pegsy O'Neil: t10) Boz
vnnl the Gates Of PAradlDos (1lI
Elnpes. Mickey ana LAT Lisa Jane:
ff3) March, National DefensA