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Evening star., 1919-08-18
TROOPS AND CIVILIANS
CLASH|NG IN germany

COBLENZ. July 81 Correspondence
of the Associated Press)
Germany there has been a renewal re-
Gently of clashes between troops OF
Gustav Noske, secretary for military
affairs, and civilians. but just what
has caused the disturbances IL not clear.
in dispatches published In German
newspapers. American Army officers.
however, believe it quite possible that
the manifestations are due to the food
shortage, the relocation Of Noske troops
and the subsequent appearance OF
strange troops in many cities.
In Celle, Hanover, there has been
trouble for more than q week, at times
the manifestations amounting almost
to riots over the appearance of a Jaeger
battalion which arrived recently from
the eastern front. The citizens con-
tended that this battalion had eaten too
much Of the city's food supply.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

Los Agmac mpadoes para ell Economy Basement The Wolff Mm &C., + nan nM %@ e nmTne em n
osIrsS@re Ngun P"e, wn los mH5 %b nov mba hsr mhdoa tempo
rs S I+nnn mes a raIne d@HrnaF e enmuSu adO nOuS tuWnOS opTunNHd dc cmp
en- magmMas untDn@;u o @cnIc6d pMod los t@e% hEmohs sun ar menn que aPe rep p
naeaesH ST Em ws los cHmms ell VNe: nmeHanmene pOcdnSa 0nNrNSE a H"NH y pa
ness n p@hs en- Na nn u@nO ECONOMI EASEMENT a p"S mas oAS e II" que st "N E"
amos UNeSd &a nauWeNI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Materiiates
Los Forros y Adornos

E~legantes Forros de Soda o de Satin
Forros de SeGalna
Algunos con forros floreados
Una magnifica selection de adornos
de pieles de differences estllos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Jacohina Holm. al ono of the oldcs,
residents residents. q Mobile County. died here
tonight. She was horn in Germany.
Rainbow Division.
JuAREH. Dec. 22.--A Mexican fiscal
guard was fred upon from the Amcri.
can side nc..: here las, night, accord
ine 10 u statement made tonight by
hablo pelg&do, chief OF the Juarcs
LONDON. Dec. .s-The American
steamer ASawam. Hull. December IL.
Tor New Orleans. put into Iarwich to-
day win ruddcr damaged ana her
anchors lost
Ell pAsO. TEN, Dec. 2a.-plans for
me formation OF labor party in
troll million votes. are informally am
nounccd in 4 rccen, issue Of I'll Hcraido.
F" NeXico City newspaper.
arvh lonsshoremen refused 10 tmloa ii
Two ships Of potash here late today
rom rom south America in controversy
Increase Tor these cargocs. according t.
steamship officials tonight No other
' Hf3E ~ gar , Pave bee been aaifeGted.
ani dollars worth of liquor was seized
anu an automobile WAS contiscated, 500
Eaiiohs OF beer and an Illicit still were
under arrest today as the result OF the
mrs, DAYS ACTIVITIES in Mobile OF forces
SI aonrad " Austin. state law en-
EALEiGli. y, G.. Dec c3.-"I want
YOU men To quit hiring lawyers TO get
you out OF prison Governor Beckett
told the inmates OF the State prison
ton;gnt n Christmas celebration
held in the prison chapel Justice
cannot he bought in this State and
mercy has no price set upon it
BERLIN. Dec. 2S.--Thc coal situa-
ton i'll numerous largo cities Of Ger
dusseldorf the surface car lines have
smut down for the holidays, and the
f2nDnrE car lines and Transportation
on the river will cease entirely be-
tween Christmas and the New Year
IN order TO enable the light and heat
pants 10 operate.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23-New York
CitE Is planning erection OF fourteen
piers OF the sky scrapcr type in
Jamaica Bay, Murray Hulbut. com
missioner of docks. announced tonight.
INC new piers are expected to out
rival those of Hamburg and Copen-
hagcn and other. European ports
SAN ANTONIO. TENAS Doc Or
Payment of MeXico's foreign debts will
be resumed after January !, accortlin q.
TO the Promise OF Luis Cabrera, Ninis-
Cabinet. "
~ NEW ORLEANS, De-. en- P: Bill
GGuif division of the United States
shipping Board. is reported to have
forwarded his resignation 20 head
quarters. although he declined tonight
20 GrnN or affirm the rumor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
| CALL POLICE RESERVES
TO END DRIVE FOR GIFTS
Thousands OF New Works. Poor Chill
dren Fnf: to Get Presents
Because OF Mud Hush.
LILY Associntcd Press. !

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-rhousunds OF
unlimited children, for whom no gifts
were provided, crowded their way into
the Sevcnty-iirst Regiment Armory
tonight. and threw New York's largcs,
children's Christmas festival into u
rlot. During the height Of the up
s,.,rtle for their share Of presents.
Mnicn were stacked up on tables for
u VS. to 1000 needy "kiddics."
VINO nnd been invited.
=, t0iice reserves from six precinct
StationS. aided by the armory detail
Ui SSoi onrrss were unable to check the
W,id onr ush. Several women tainted
ana scores, of children. some OF them
on cIutches were bowled over as the
soEnsst.rs rushed about the floor
No Semblancc of order was obtained
until thousands of the youngsters had
Dech rushed into the street where
separated from their chaperons and
mothers, many of them hungry and
without gifts. tearfully clafnored :"
nc taken TO their homes. Less Than
oo per cent of them manager To ,.nt :"
Eift package in the melee .
The trouble started when clowns
made their appearance on the arInorv
floor Children who had been assiwnai
to places i'll The building rushed our
on tho floor In mass formation ana
crowded about the funmakers 4 few
look advantage OF the disorder TO helm
themselves from the gift tables and
In a minute the rush was on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
TESTIFY new IS ERRAT|Cl
FELLOW PRISONER AND HIS
FORMER NEIGHBORS HEARD
DeposhlOn OF Mans Former AIiIitnry
Commando Declares Accused IL
Not Normal Mentally.
10y Associated Press.l

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Dec. 90
Harry S. News strange courtroom
manner, his almost motionless atti-
tudc and his continually staring
straight ahead. Is not II pose, bu. Il
habit, according to testimony intro :
duccd today in his trial on Il charge
OF having murdered his sweetheart,
treda Lesser
No The Fin,, testimony ,.:r was siven by L w.
New in the county jail. McI.umper
S ,n INC defcndant frequently sat at
space for hours at u time. motionlyes
an" never uttcring Il word.
Is Outstanding Feature.
tcature 'C cf ,m' WAS VAS the outstanding
, ,nnS TO show New was unsound moa-
,; mScum nhsI, said he had noticed other
10 believe tho accused was mot ri,;ri"
, r"l1nG ~ lie said New frequently
Tine n np ms ,Touser legs. one ~ u
with much concern
New made pet OF one OF the jail's
one day Mhen lie WAS playin: VII, thc
G ga McCumbcr to!i him his pet ,yos
, i,keiS to scratch ,nin:. McCumber test
Med nt which New became cnruscd
ana threw the animal out Of his Sell.
,, nSnr Fr"n, Former NcighburS.
1rd.aI H eiGit':Ii Mons L,",n rss'd.nts Of
relh e the jury by Lccomptn DAYS
counsel for the defense. -
ness e'1 ,nsp H 90 ,b,, H. Tindal bust
commander of the unit of nr,ii,:Hr, me
the Indiana National Guard 1h.'' viii, Il,
b mr,En N new served on. the Mex lean
lions expressed the opionion thn, The
;..,, was not normal mentally
A Ba,,ery, s Indiana Ii haE WS, ,o eaPt1im Of
oppressed the same opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
HAVE YOU SCROFULA?
Now Snid to BE az Often Acguirea n,
Inherited.

1t is generally and chiefly indicated
ny cruptions and sores, but in rnanv
cases ii enlarges the glands of the
neck. affects the internal organs cspc-
orally the lungs, and if neglected may
develop into consumption.
IL causes many troubles, and is az
Gravated by impure air. unwholcsone
1000 Dad water. too much heat Or cold,
and want of proper exercise.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the medicine
mat has been used with so much sat
isiaciion by three generations, is won
dcrfully successful in the treatment of
scrofula. Give it a trial
If Il cathartic or laxative is needed,
take Hoods Pills,-therc is nothing
better for bliousncss or constipation.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
BILLION DRAl. DRAMA
S'"sc hu Set for Rushing $4,000 CAL
IONS az Gin Overland to
Atlantic Coast.
lBy Universal Snrrlo.,

PEORIA. ILL., Dec. o3.-,rbo Eve,
OF nillion dram drama is TO he staEed
nGers tomorrow. whom a consignment
1ao 'Memt!- seven cars. containing 49,
aao"oo E1i!ohs or gin, valued ut 81. 600, :
puo, Is 10 start for the Atlantic Coast
ma, n race TO get outside the thrcc-milc
unit on itS way TO Havana bv Tho
time the bonds expire on .Januarv IL
W., ,i uays before nation vide prohibi,
EEcrEthing possible will be done 70
taciiltatc the movement of tho troin
over the Eric and New York Central
tracks to New York, where II will he
tushcu on board ship. \ guard Of
heavily armed mon will be on board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
1T ARRIVES, CAUSING STIR
WHILE zoo CHARTERS
rNc-round FyEmy Iiippopotn,nus In
SN'h Snc''mrn Of It's Species
Born behind Bnrs.
'TBv Associated Press,

IT," ioiik. Dec. IA fivc-pouud
pSemF hippop"tamus-"A nonrurninat-
ing ar.iodacty unsulatc mammal.
much less aquatic than its giant rcla-
i've and having. in fact, the habits Of
piS-was born today at the Bronx
ZOO the sixth specimen of it's species
ever held in captivity and the FIRST
TO como into the world behind bars.
Every one was ailuttcr at tho zoo
veterinarian. presented a hcnith,.
youngster TO the $4,000 Liberian par.
chts. Baby"--t' hasn't been chris
,chcu Yct--ucclincd nourishmcnt ana
Or. William IIornaday. director ar liz
zoo. announced that'a milk bottle wo,iI
ne riEGcd tomorrow If the younrsicr.
thrcAtchcu 70 20 ON hunger strlkn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Sell Whale Meat
in Mew York City
Shipment of 5000 Pounds
A97'ives, Steaks Selling
at go to IS Cents.
IBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Dec. ga consign-
ment Of 5000 pounds OF whale meat
lrom Alaska was offered at markets
on the East Side today us Il substitute
Tor expensive holiday fowl
Whale steaks brought from 90 to 20
cents pound. Several consignmcnts
received year ago sold ut an aver
age of 80 cents. The principal pur-
ciiasers then were Japanese, to whom
the meat was no novelty.
Despite tho fact that last week.
cold has resulted In higher poultry
prices. market men declare there never
EaS been Il greater demand for high
grades of fowl. Turkeys topped the
LIST. fine Maryland birds selling at
Go 10 40 cents Il pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
ALLIES PL AN UNITED
DEMAND FOR KAISER
Bonar Law Tells House of Commons That British Govern
mett Will Proceed With Trial Following Con-
ferences With Other Powers.

officers of the crown. lie officially an
nounced. have been consulting with
trench and Belgian legal authorities
and have completed the case against
tho former ruler.
The Indictment has been framed and
an $ ready to force the surrender q.
the head OF the house % ilohcnzollcrn
as soon as the protocols 10 the treaty
OF peace have been ratified.
The present position OF the Kaiser.
MI. Law Informed the House. is that
he is II fugitive IN holland. that no
steps nave been taken as yet TO Sc
cure his surrender
II is not known. II is declared. what
the attitude of the Dutch government,
of tho INK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Relative Importance of Duty.

nsr OF separations @wardsd in s SUCH
TWO Distinguished Service Medals.
Relative Importance of Duty.
Secretary Daniels, contrasting the
relative Importance OF duty ashore and
afloat, said:
ashore are. always aud necessarily OF
secondary Importance duties ahoat.'
Admiral Sims. in his letter 20 the
All Individual duties anoat are
necessarily of secondary Importance in
comparison with the vital Importance
and atioat in such - manner as 10 in
sure the success OF the whole"
1t is realized" said the Naval See
rotary, in concluding his report. that
where there have been so many occa-
sions OF performance OF mer!torous
service by the 100000 officers and mon
in the navy. in the great war. there
may easily ne differences OF opinion IN
regard TO thc comparative merits OF
law and actius by authority of the
President IL is the Secretary u: tac
Navy's duty TO mako tho final decision
Policy in Keeping With Law.
II, is believed that the motives ana
policies as above outlined have necn
entirely in Keeping VITA the letter and
splrit OF the law. which established
these medals and decorations for the
navy. Later reports and additional in
formation will bc given due considera-
ton in future action with regard TO
additional decorations, for ,hSrc is no
hrii OF time prescribed when these
horrors may be awarded. In view Of
DELAYED reports and lack Of data other
awards Will ne made. but III every case
;hs principles above set forth WiiI
Suidc executive action.
By law. ;hrcc classes o: decorations
Inc navy as follows: the Medal o.,
Honor, awarded ay the President in tho
name Of Congress FOR conspicuous gal
!art-y and intrcpidi;y; the D;stin-
StAshed service Medal 20 he awarded
Oy the Secretary Of the Navy 70 any
person who has distinguished himself
:: exceptionally mcritoriouS service
- the government. and the Navy
cross. awarded also by the secretary
.or extraordina.y heroiSm or distin-.
sui<hed service. such herois;n or dis
tae award ot Medal OF Honor or
= DISTINGUISHED Service Medal.
Refuses to Discuss Letter.
Secretary Daniels tonight refused 70
discuss the Sims letter from any angle.
declaring that the fixed policy lie had
established woCid continue 10 govern
ms action. lie directed the prepare
ton o; u statement continuing the
following information;
!. Nj. recommendations for awards
by adEliraiS. captains and other COM
!Hand;nc officers.
:, Tn. action .: the board npon all
p!cte report.
8 The action taken by the depart
As soon as this data is ready 1t will
he sent 10 Chairman Page and given
10 The public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
MINISTER HIT BY TRAIN
"1r. o: NJ. Newton. Of Cable Stree,
Methodist Church. Loses One
of Ills Feet
!Speeial 10 The Times.Disnotch

DANN LILLE. VA, Dec. 2a-Rov. q u
:, NV ton. pastor Of Cable Street Metho.
er 1st Hf,hupfih., was brought to tho Gen
3n ey t s,sa suffering from serious in
noon. '''i'e inns AFTER
:, lie ,r. was crossing the railway tract,
bore Gor.pp POM when freight engine
ing ono OF his feet that il had ~
t ne a hit at the nstep shortly az
EiGned to his prcsc9; pastora.a a: ~
t t!IGoH, Methodist conference from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
BAKER ISSUES NEW ORDER
AFFECTING SERVICE MEN
Says Soldier Candidates for President
Can Run With No linndicap
or FnrOrItism.
my UnIv va SERVICE. !

ASlllNGTON. Dec. 23.-SoIdier can
didatcs for President have Il free field,
with no handicaps and no favoritisn.
SO far as Secretary of War Baker is
concerned. This was made clear to-
swering n query to his attitude toward
soldier candidates.:
God bless them all. II surely is
gratifying to see the people have con-
hdcnce in the men of the army"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Iny univsr..al Srrylcc. !

IONDON, Dec. 23.--W .lheim, former
emperor %! Germany, VIII 80 TO trial.
y definite decision TO this effect has
pCcn reached by the supreme council
OF the peace conference in Paris. ac-
cord ny Ia information received here
tonight from Paris and confirmed by
4 news agency.
The allies. IL is declared. will make
united demand on holland for the
eNtradition OF the former war lord
carly in January and IN the event OF
refusal. steps Will be taken TO en-
force the demands
Eonar Law tonight reiterated in tho
House OF Commons the Intention OF
the it-ItiSh government to procetd
with tho TRIAL OF Wilhelm The law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
DRY, BUT MERRY WHEELER
Prohibition Leader Also Says That
Local Option VIII Make
Happy New Yenr.
fRv Inivnrsnl snrrion

WASHINGTON. Dec. a3.-Thcrc Is
no reason why Christmas should not
be merry and happy. even though IL
IS going 20 be dry one. SAYS WAYNE
j.. Wheeler, general counsel for tho
:Nnti-Saloon League. In a Statement.
ISSUED today Mr.. Wheeler said:
ne hrst nation wide dry Christmas
VIII be celebrated with less hiIarity.
hut IL will be followed Gy n h inv
New Year for the homes. There vii,
ne fewer DRINKS fewer dead alcoholics
~ NC inorgucs and more dcpopulatcd
- rs 'Iah heretofore. This means re.
claimed and conserved manhood and
ongFSE, brighter homes and hannicr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
ADMIRAL. SIMS REFUSES
TO DISCUSS HIS LETTER

NEWPORT. Il. l.. Dec. 23.-At The
Naval War College today Admiral Sims
smilinsly declined TO discuss his con-
troversy With Secretary Daniels.
II cannot discuss the matter with
the press" he said.
What about the report that you in
tend to retire or resign. admiral?"
IF there is such a report II is UNI
known to me. l have no intention Of
resigninE."
Who are the officers you consider
10 have been Slightcd?"
Il cannot discuss the matter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

-EEN fVIsN, DC. -J.--Threc new
:tcisht steamers Of approximately D..
nco tons each have been contracted
;pr by the southern Pacific Steamship
C,c32mpany' it was announced today.
Do'wncy Shipbuiiding Corporation ana
WI De added 10 the fleet plying be-
;'reen New York and Gulf OF Meyico
ncin's The vessels viii be oil burn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
CHRISTMAS ON WEST COAST
Pacific Fleets Commnndcr-in-Chi
Orders Zig Time Re Given
san Pedro Children.
Try Associated Press. !

ITIN ASsOCIa ted FreSS.
ON BOARD THE $. S. NEW MENICO,
OFF SAN PEDRO. CAL. Dec. 20
ADMIRAL Hugh Rodman, commander in
chief of the Pacific Fleet. following
the custom he inauguratcd when in
command of ships on the Atlantic Coast
and in the North Sea, suggested today
that the battleships at San Pedro en-
terrain children on board Christmas
cnts. Four battleships in the harbor
Will entertain 500 children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SOMERVILLE VOTES IN oOOzE
New England Town Cnx1s Bnuo, ,,
he'urn OF Licensed Sale ~
LfqnUr.

s, SoME;iR{NlLLE. MASS, Dec. 22.-
10 hold It's municipal election. folIowcJ
me example OF all but one Of the cite
WnicH voted earlier, by declaring To-
u iIy IN favor or the licensed sale of
!i4oo!. The vote was: yes o5TT: No
;I,9Vi. II was the first time since The
.?taI opt!oh SYSTEM WAS instituted tina,
Inc city had gone vet go
Ihf vote however. Will have no cf
Get on the situation. as nutionai mo
M!oit!on viii become operative before
DC NcAt local option year begins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Tank steamer Ashore.

Wv IOIkN, Dec. -3.-ThC tank
steamer j. y. Eostwick has gone
;'SnDre eight miles northeast OF sandy
hcoH The ship is owned By the l-niicd
St Io6 Shipp'ns Board, and measures
,,7So tons. She was bound for New
York from Texas CITY, Texas Sbn "
commanded by Cap;aia Dart :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
ANOTHER HAT IN RING
President Of Columbia Uniyersity
would Make Race for
Presidency.
IBv Universal Service. !

49,, Nv nINerSaI service.
NEW YORK, Dee. 23.--t'ormal an
nounccmcnt was made tonight of the
candidacy OF DIR. Nicholas Murray But :
Ter. president OF Columbia Univcrsity.
for the Republican nomination for the
presidency. The announcement was
made in a statement issued by Justice
John X. Davies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

official was made tonight by y. Dorchy.
vice president OF the district.
} /, lie said that no action toward end
ing tho Central Coal and Coke Com
pany strike, in effect since July, would
be taken until President Howat re-
structions.
Dorchy and Thomas Harvey. sccrc
tary for the Kansas district left tonight
for Kansas City. where a conference is
to be held tomorrow by officials OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Fire In Hold a, Sh;,

BaRBADOES, Dee. @3-The British
E,cIIner fiydaspes from Halifax ana
NV fork Tor Mon;evideo and Buenos
cargo in holds numbers four ana 6wc
Shre Efforts to cxtinguish The nrc
have been unsuccessful ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
An InnnenEn

Is an sxagGhrated form OF Grip. LAX-
ALIVE BROMO QUINISE Tablets
SHOULD BE- taken in larger doses than
rs prescribed for ordinary Grip. 4
good nlan e not TO wait until YOU ire
siSk, but PREVENT 1T by taking Ian.
tine,-Ady. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Wc;.;EN CAUSE RIOT
Throw Rocks ut Steel Worker. W.,
Seek to Enter Colorado
Plant.
IBy Associated press.,

PUEBLA. COLO, Dec. o3-po,ioo
reserves were called to uueIl a riot n
the Minncqua steel works here today
Whch Austrian women Dickcts stoned
steel workers who had returned To
work in defiance OF tho union strjk q
order. y dozen arrests were made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24

Premier Goes to Rome.
ATHENS. Dec. 23.-prcmicr Won't.
zelos sailed today on board the cruisnr
Sticlle 10 visit Rome and Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
ANSWERS ADMIRAL
SIMS CRITICISMS

CONTINUED From First PaCcD
Der OF decorations awarded in suCi
cases to thirty-SiX Navy &. oSSeS and
TWO Distinguished Service Medals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

employees quit work and attempted te
oseettEUW tn DDvexnmeas. LAhos
unionA Misguided by the induence oz
radicals. took part in the reyoautisu
and esen the newspapers were forced
to sE,spend publication Chaos exist
ID IN Winnipeg a. it has not existed
On this side OF the Atlantic for years.
Order was restored and law was tri-
umphant through the efforts Of the
Committee Of One thousand
1 Perfls Facing America" win Be the
subject Of Mr.. Moore's talk. His ex-
tensive experience all over the coun-
try. his immense personal acquair-
tance- and his ability Al an orator
combine TO make atm a speaker Of
rare accomplishments II 10 little
wonder. then. that hundreds are paan-
ming to hear him and viii b as the
church early 50 that they may secure
their seats
A solo. IF with all your heart
from the oretorio Of Elijah win be
rendered by Mr. Keith Ryan