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TnEATDHs ron RALE
oniV Ursiff IN i1rs ~ . 90, on o. MIA
D. t.uiI o. 200 rash snd u 900 90 tim,
uY thsaiff IN i've Wwh of 1909
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Tulsa. osls
ron SALE Express company oftios
buiidins. ". ali. Okla ihqurs Etpf.ss
once NJ Reno OKLA
ron sAi.x-oooa stove wood sad pest,
w sass,
ron RALH- Ninsts.n. Jewel sixteen siss
Ruriins,sn Special watch pass rail-
road inspsrtior, good ~ nsw Bee w. u.
Adsmr. ios West utsnd, -
foR sALE--Trvnki seod a. n.w W. asa.
TAo Nsweomb carpet ieons tor sale tor
ths. price Of one. i'it west AND. W.
ron sAi.E or TilAfSs-oas pArlor sad
one hsdroem hssisr. 1. X iissdr'csson,
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dAvE . isv sets Rogers siIvsr~s,.. q
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nor Ain. III .i.csrie Ssejiss stove,
hssm1 SEQ, NV psssa Cell ssesv. tssa
sseAsEns ~ eALu
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ZOOS %, ,.uins from rstss ioo.,ss
strain. haired Rocks, ue per ~.
Clarence bcNiiIsn, M ',
Ji4sti Lull. u.iy for late stylc, res.
utsfsi 10 ifssti. price w. Albert
fpriry nsrNrn. bhlA,
ron SALE nArron strain. single comb
Nhrs Leshofn ssss fT bstchlns 81.
iiso't
THDnOVGIUnRip Hhod. I,lsrs Red
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"Trs ~ - per s"lrr " N0,
ROSE rors rods. vib.r Kruger strain
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end pen ~ q M.i.IsT. fiS West llih
THAR NIsTIp Hstird saI Wbi. Rvcs.
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vcioru,ui Ter t'il,ti,s I'D .s,. San
ivti h'itfnh. Maud OLA
Luus ~ rHE SETTING or HUNDRED
-lNas unHiHe Nose CONT ". ! Reds
ani Sheppard r'fain Ancouss.
W HATGEN.
NEufpND. OKLA
THOhUtGl.HHEp waite oipinsion .ss.
t'"sY winter lAysp. tiss to " PET
setting Nsuie 1870.
riiororGltnprp Nhod. Island RCD rul
leig q. ssss u per stiins iie per l0V
HuFr onIlNdToA '&ss q 30 setting
iii West In VI
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ogHa Tor hstChing. 10 nn,t h!fds Ia the
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loot l0ih " 81
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tsgs, nstdrssts suAih w. Bih.J.
l'.I Nrkin'st
FUR SALE iaylnx hen. chtksn hou.,
o1f wire fence Apply 100 West Ten
E'.sLlsU .inxis toinh -hus lrshofn .sss
for hat6hlnE tftcer fot .. also tam.
rrhllis tur fsis i1is West ist
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o. crrksteis nos 81 30. pu,lets. ~ sHgs.
., iitc, 90, - rfepaii. lh,iip Wsittu.
y" Esn. pala
Will TRADE psf ~ .hi'- rabbits mat
-. for collie 0r rpts sisf '"Nirh
VIZ NAVE the best ms'inss In HAIRED
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per 10, o. per hundred. . few bics eoek.
efris At ~ each. rhipp q Trimbie. ~. y.
OKLAHOMA city. phone X T. 81.
tsG L s1H ar. iss pur- blood Barred
Ro,N ess. fresh " 'si1
BARRED HoCK ssss for setting. and .
tsw nice cocietea tsli " si!l.
one 100. lntsbs,or. fifs ttsss con
dllien. "a white OruinG'oa hens. I
corkstris reese W Nas
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s'Nut ,psg
FOH hALt One registered brood mAt,'n
hir.dAltt rthe' "ne litisr % five pup
res "os itI stroud oNla.
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ruk sAiG prv ana u1s.htN tsa Hspvh-
l,r truck WI rsb AMI BODY all mes
tires. good t1ndi,lon. In. A. b.. kuil Co.
~ n'Co.
81 OK lsht i,iNvY uuc. Al condl.
ttuh teen uNld pnli BY Ourselves 500
csmpne,i huiyE Co. ,i,-it y. broAdsay.
rno-. Matle -
COCO lriHI CARs-ip PASS Daiek tour.
lnE. two t.Ias fiuick touring b.pass
Rec touring fVrj touring vas Cf4d.
hc Thee care al Ia A-t condition.
.-~rbsr, Iol,s Co, ;i,.7is y BtosdNsy,
WANTED New Fo.I coup, can l','r.
halrn, flrst Nsri Rsss o. ' " - A
DOpGE tOrHlNG, isi, molei. IN ,pl,r-
did stnetsi condition k,lh -sg'ingf ~
,irss all sruund Irited tv sell. stl
l.sI ilth . -.---...--.-....-
EARuAIN
for ssle Daslshi sis s~isn. firs pas
ssNgs- ista model four t.w 'Ars with
one -l'ra one m rim car ia No.
condition Cai " ,tsf
~ fuh r-,i q " g. truck ca,r ~
t"ms - wo' Nsin " s't7
4 BARGAIN IN tire. iior trucks fcr
sile " r;;7 Guaranty 0arsre. Gs y.
Walnut
ron SALE -nuck t.csiird.' model Ga.
set starter rant Urea. seat edi Tor
sitrrlrs nen' curtains. f'lr nur'-hii
chs'rs 1880 ic.n'- AVID 3,ss Insurance
raid, price t,oa can tNnsr W. saec
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'sn iiol w i6ih " 80,
hEGtNrFtEp ual..in boil e.lys. A.
dross ui 2 iot 10 nr csl !. vs.
Firsu isr.sy co~ Tor sals can " t'il.
ron SAFE 90. tss.sf.i Jsfsy t1r
wrh sisihis hsifsf caif dropped jsnu
sfy 20. ART ohs 3yssf.oii hsifsr. rs'h
IN Nsy. registered. Ftsd pelhl. choots~.
phla
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prrl arorE ron SALE

Wi .ra'sf in el'y d.Irs IN. tu.i.
rsfs r.Hs,rafIs fsrt. see ms
% vlffiLASD LASD CO.
i!t Liberty IHs " 3ols
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
GRANTS MORE APPEALS
New Proceedings Before Supreme
Bench Attack Prohibition
Amendment

Washington. March 1G.-Thc Su-
preme Court yesterday was asked to
advance arguments on two more
appeals attacking the validity of
constitutional prohibition.
The object of the proceedings is
70 knock out the prohibition
amendment and the Volstead en-
:orcement law. A permanent in
junction restraining the Federal
government from enforcing prohibi-
ton in New Jersey is asked in the
bill Of complaint.
The proceedings are part of the
.ampaign Of the New Jersey State
officials. elected on a ''wet" plat
form, to defeat prohibition. The
basis of the complaint was that
prohibition was not valid subject
FOR a constitutional amendment, that
t infringcd on the sovereignty of
the State. and that it could not be
enforced in New Jersey without the
States consent.
The court granted the application
Of New Jersey to institute suit
IN the high tribunal attacking Con-
stitutional prohibition. The case was
set for Monday. March %.
Chief Justice White asked the
government and New Jersey to ex-
pedite arguments on this case, indi-
eating the final decision or the
RhcAc Island and other eases al
ready argued would be delayed un-
Ill the New Jersey suit is heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
TO TAKE PART IN CONTEST

Sister NJ. Antoninc, of the st.
Mary's Academy. expects about 3;
of her pupils will take part IN the
nr;ze poster contest now underway
in this state and in the Fifth Fed
eral Reserve District, according to
advice just sent BY her to the dis
trict War Loan Organization, at
Richmond, Va.
Many children are already at work
on designs for their posters. Under
the rules of the contest all the
posters must be original and must
emphasize the thrift idea. The
posters must be completed and in
tne hands Of the teachers not later
than March 81. Printed rules have
been sent to the schools but addi-
tional copies will be mailed by the
War Loan Organization to anyone
wishing them.
Numerous entries are being made
IN other parts of the state. accord
ing to statement from the War
Loan Organization. Pupils in both
puolic and private schools are COM
peting. only colleges, normal and
industrial schools being barred.
Children in this state will also have
I chance to win the two district
grand prizes of ten dollars each Of
fercd in addition to the six state
prizes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
WILLIAMS HEADS
COMMERCE BODY
Chosen President at. Annual
Meeting Held Last
Evening.
r.. E, KNIGHT VICE PRES.
Captain George Fl. Evans and J. I
Preston Reelected Business Nam
ayer and Secre.ary-TreaSurer.

Officers and directors were elected
Yesterday afternoon by the Chamber
of Commerce. Julian Y. Williams
was chosen president OF that organ
iZation. Mr.. Williams formerly was
business manager of the Chamber
# Commerce and under his direction
that organization made rapid prog
ress and Il is expected that his ad-
ministration vii! prove big suc-
cess.
Other Officers chosen are: R. f.
Knight, vice president: Capt. Geo
Ii. Evans. reelected business mana
ger and J. T. Preston reelected
secretary treasurer.
Directors chosen fer a period OF:
two years follow: S. c. Crcp!ey
Harry Hammond. John T. Harrison
Robert s. Jones. o. Il Kirk. R. NJ.
Much. Carroll Pierce. II. W. Smith.
Benedict We'll. Julian Y. Williams.
Directors for one year: Judge s.
G. Brent. George D. Hopkins. r. f.
Knight. Wallace Lindsey, {. H.
Livingstone. John W. May, X. W.
Ogden. Leopold Ruben. W. A. Smoot
and George +. WaYfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
CENTURY REVUE

Westminster Building. Thursday,
March IS. Under Auspices OF
Christian Endeavor of
Second Presbyterian
Church
Hundreds of tickets have been sold
or the Century Revue, Thursday.
,Iarch Is, 1920 which promises to be
big success. Tickets 80 cents, on
ale at Timberman's, Gibson's and
,exall Drug Stores. Get your ticket
:ow
Program:
Miss Moore-Focal solo.
Bert Ebcrle-Piano accordian.
Homer Guennette-violinist.
Miss Evelyn misunderstanding
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson-In
omewhat different songs.
Tone LalIy--In jazzapation.
Ben king-From A G.. Fields
Nr. Rankin-Vocal solo.
Miss Eileen I.ally-In an act all
lcr own.
Jack Mallone-Songs, Stories,
'arod;es, (From Keith's).
;6-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

The following pieces of property
have just been sold and deeds CT
transfer recorded: John a. Seaton.
r.. 10 Leonidas F. Hammond AM
wife. house and Let 624 South Wash
ngton street: LeoHdas F. Hammond
md wife house and lot on the west
side of Washington between Jcffer-
;Gn and Green streets to Patrick II .
Taylor; Henrietta 4. Maxim tc
Thomas II. Welch house and lot 206
North Patrick street; John &. Ora
2am ani Kenneth w Ogden to Miss
,Harlicttl;R;. Hammersiey house and
'ot 904 Prince street. ;: :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
GRAND THEATRE

The sinister secret Order of the
Grande Orient was long able to
hold back the hand of justice from
the "Caiilaux Case" coming to the
Grand Theatre tonight. it could not
hold back the bic fist Of Uncle Sam
The activities Of Bolo Pasha, re-
Gently shot as Il traitor, and Joseph
CaillauX. the former Premier of
France now charged with treason.
we're of peculiar interest to Amcri-
cans. because ii was charged that.
# the funds at their disposal for
oro-Gcrman propaganda. S1,6S3.-
900 was transferred from the Deut-
schc Bank in Berlin through five
New York banks to France.
1t was as Il result of the discov-
cry Of this manipulation of the Ger
man fund that the New York State
Attorney General was able to obtain
discriminating Information from the
effects Of Count Won Bernstorff
This cridcncc forwarded TO NJ. JUS
scrand, the French ambassador at
Washington. finally brought about
The arrest of CailauN and Bolo i"
Paris.
All these absorbing events are
featured in ''The Caillaux Case to.
sether with many other sensation!
IN this greatest international in
.rigue of modern times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
COMMUNITY CENTER
VIII Occupy Building Formerly Child
reu'S Home,

The Alexandria Community Sarvi;e
Center Will shortly be in its new
home at the southwest corner Of
Royal and Duke streets. the club
equipment being moved today.
Through tkc kindness of DR.. Kat"
Waller Barrett. the former Child
ems Home will b" given to the
Alexandra Community Sc~".cc for
TWO years. 1t is the plan Of the
committee to turn this building over
20 girls work later.
The lower floor vii! be used f~s
;ocia! gatherings, dances. edchr2
rartics and other amusemcnts. Tie
arre frcrt room on the second floor
vii! lc r<al as club room fH" = q
Boys aid young men. A second
large Itom on this floor will be turl-
Il lrtc small gymnasium with d
wrestling mat, boxing glow punch
~. rc". and etc. The new center
v.! r;urc than likely he o?cn .:!cr-
;ar @ht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
ARMY OF OCCUPATION

Ccblenz. March 1.-THE Amerl-
can army Of occupation, NUMBERING
$4,000 men. is he!ng' issued full field
equipment under e,lers issued be
fore the German revolution There
have been no movements. however
to reinforce any position or any
military activities except those con
ccrned with policing the occupic.
territory.
The total allied forces along th>
Rhine arc estimated at slightly mors
than 100000
Col. Davis. of the American mis-
sion in Berlin, telephoncd the follow
ing message from that city at II
o'clock this morning; a genera
strike is on. including the publ,
utilities. There are no street cars
10 lights and no water
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17

RIOTS WIDESPREAD
Bloodshcd Reported in Many Cities
as Result of Present Commissions
Hamburg Fighting Serious.

Icnuon, Marcn li.-fout HuHu'c'
| persons are reported to have becH
killed and many persons wounded II
4. bombardment Of liel by the Ger
nan cruiser Eckernfocrde, says =
iispatch from Copenhagen.
The dispatch adds that son
.uartc""a of the town we're destroE."
Il, t..c huE,ba" mc&t. The cruiS"r :
.aid to have directed its fire espec-
ALLY against the quarters of the
workmcn who arc opposed to th'
Xapp government.
Reports received from Dresden
arc to the effect that the kar.
troops. after severe fighting. dls
.od@ed the workmcn's guard from
he telegraph office in Dresden. i
s st..tct: that 30 pcrSor; were kill"
nd lnc~r than 200 wour!lcd.
During a demonstration at l"ips'c
Monday troops fired on crowd.
hiling mere than 20 persons ana
vounding about 80. Fighting con-
inues in many pats of Germany.
The workmcn are reported to have
proclaimed council republic at
Essen and in the Ruhr district.
The civil and military authorities
at Cassel and Oldenburg are said to
oe supporting the Ebert government
Copenhagen. March 17.-Ihirty
oorsons were killed, including sons"
women and children, in Mondays
fighting in Harburg, Prussia. six
miles south of Hamburg. between
citizens guards and Baltic troops
.dvices from that city state.
Berlin, March 17.--Fiftecn per-
sons are reported to have been killef
md many wounded in fighting
Monday at Ste@litz. in the sout!wc:!
utskirts of Berlin.
At Charlottenbilr", western sub
lrh Of Berlin. 4 persons are said to
aave been killed and six wounded az
result Of collisions.
F'usiiladcs occurred again Sunda,
II various parts Of Leirsic, @s?ec:
lly near the general postoffice. an
i number of persons were killed CT
wounded, a dispatch from Lc:ps;'
says.
Amsterdam. March 17.--Du"in
lighting at SteglitZ, southwest
Berlin. between troops and crowds
en- persons were killed and man
roundcd. Several persons arc rc.
ported to have been killed or wcund-
ID at Breslau.
Rernc. March l7.-Encountcrs at
Kicl and Mad@cburg are reported IN
clegr.ms from Berlin. In kiel some
naval officers have been killed. while
n .Nadgeburg there has been fierce
Sighting about the central poStcfficc
The Hague. March l7.-Qu!et
prevails IN Ccburg and the entire
,outhcrn Germany. Halle and alsr
,ast Prussia are quiet. but in fave"
# the new government. In mln%
,thcr town there is a general strike
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1920.
CHAUFFEUR ASSAULTED
Driver Of Taxicab Knocked :Uncon-
scicus by One Of His Passen- )
gers Near -Four mile Run

gers Near -Four Run
About seven o'clock last night two
men and two women entered taxi
cab in Washington and directed
Henry Macabee, colcred, the chauf-
fcur, to ride them through different
sections Of the capital city. About
ten o'clock they told Macabee to
take them to Alexandria. When
they reached point near Four-mile
Run on the old Washington turnpike
one Of the men asked Macabee if he
would take drink Of whisky. The
accepted the drink. after
which the man who was handling
the bottle struck him violent blow.
which rendered him unconscious,
Mackabee recovered consciousness
one o'clock this morning. The en-
wine of the taxi was still in opera
lion. but the former passengers
~crc no where in sight. Mackabee
returned to Washington where he
reported the matter, giving a full
description of the men and women.
The description was subsequently
to police headquarters in
The men and women
are supposed to have taken an elec-
trio train at Four-mile Run for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
Committee of Seven Ap-
pointed to Take Charge
of Money.
WILL IN Y E S I FUNDS
Committee of Welcome Home Week
For WarHeroes Discharged After
Making It's Report.

| At meeting Of the executive COM
! mittee of the Welcome Home Com
mittee held last night. the following
resolution was adopted:
Whereas the mission Of this cxecu-
tive committee has been fulfilled and
under its guidance our boys were
welcomed home from the world war;
!, week was devoted to the exercises
and all our citizens gave evidence Of
their love and appreciation due our
returning heroes, it was, therefore,
resolved that this executive COM
mittee be discharged and commit
tee Of seven be appointed by the
chairman to take charge of the
funds collected by this committee
and said committee to have full au-
thority to invest the same and ap-
propriate them for such purposes as
ehey may consider in their judgment
fulfillS the purposes fer which said
funds were collected. 1t was fur
;her resolved. that a copy Of the
original resolution in which the
proposed use Of these funds was out
lined be attached to this resolution.
In accordance with this resolution
the following committee was ap-
pointed: Mr. r. S. Jones. Mr..
Carroll Pierce, Mir. Leopold Ruben.
Mrs. d. J. Howell Mr.. J. Y.
Williams. Miss Mary Lindsey, Mrs.
L. D. Evans.
The net proceeds OF the affair
amounted to about s1550.
Origina! resolution adopted May
%. 1919.
Resolved: That this meeting pro
coed.
First: To elect chairman. two
vice chairmen. secretary and 4
treasurer.
Second: That the permanent chair
man appoint an executive committee
of about 25 mcn and women. the
chairman to be ey-officio chairman of
this committee.
Third-Thai 4 reception committee
Of 100 hundred men and women be
appointed by the chairman and rati-
fled by the executive committee.
Fourth: That while this meeting
desires to leave the details Of the
welcoming celebration in the hands
of the executive committee. this
meeting row declares itself in favor
OF securing some permanent mcmor-
jal to be rendered to the men re-
turning from the service as testi-
monial of the esteem Of their fellow
citizens.
Fifth: That this meeting now
proceed to discuss the character of
celebration deemed desirable, over
what period the celebration should
extend and that the consensus of
the opinion of this meeting be re-
Elected by a vote on each proposed
suggestion. the adopted suggestions
to be submitted to the executive
committee for action and amount of
money to be raised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
RhSk ETEALL TONIGHT

Immediately after the parade to.
night the local champion Dread
naught Basketball team will play the
All-Star Marines a picked club from
the Marine Basketball League. o..
Washington. in what is expected tc
be the last game Of the local ssason
The place is Armory Hall. the hou!
$50 o'clock. Show your Suppn::
tor cican sports by your attendance
1t the final game Of the basketball
season here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
LENTEN LECTURES

!, The Rev. Dr.. Wallace f. Rollins.
If the Episcopal Theological Semi
Iary. Of. Virginia will dcliver an
,tlcr OF his LECTURES on the Gospels
oneht at ESQ in Christ Church
This talk will be on St. Johns
Gospel, and all OF these lectures are
If especial interest to Sunday School
:.2achers ard scholars.
4 cordial invita- ton is extended to
,hc puolic generally to attend. No
collection is taken at These services:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
WANT BONE-DRY CANDIDATE

.Wcstervilc. Ohio March IL
The Rev. DR.. r. \. Baker, general
superintendent of the AAtisa!oor
League. issued statement ycster-
lay Announcing the league wou!c
not support any candidate fer Pres
ident vino was net 'distinct,r' II
favor Of prohibition. -.
The statement asserted that
"ecvchth hour conversions" to prd-
hibiticn on the part OF candidates
would he looked upon with some
Suspicion BY the league.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
MRS. J. II. MOORE DIES

Mrs. Nora Hurt Moore, wife Of ].
II. Moore. died Yesterday afternoon
shortly after ) o'clock at the Alex
andria Hospital. Her husband and
four children arc LIVING. Hcr fun
eral viii take place lat > O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon from her late
residence. 1917 King street. Scrvi-
ces will be conducted by Rev. Dr.
T. Y. REGISTER. pastor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
NOTICE

All members of Reliance Fire Co.. :,
No. ). are requested TO meet at the
company's house tonight at o'clock.
in ful! uniform TO participate IN the
Style Parade.
6G-lc. Wm. Sullivan, Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
CHANCELLOR kAPP RESIGNS

London. March 17.-Chancellor
k:1pn. head Of the government at
Berlin. has resigned IN favor o.
President Ebert. says the Berlin
correspondent OF the London Times
under date OF Tuesday evening. Ef-
forts 10 form kapp ministry have
been dta'lHoned