davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
2 MORE CHILDREN
KILLED BY AUTOS

Nineteen children Of whom two
I'm Wilmington during the period
from NAV i5 90 May 81 according 90
records compiled by the statistics
commiiiee of the Delaware Safety
Cotncil Most OF the injuries We're
sustained through being struck by
The number Of accidents In the
entire State during the same period
WAS 49,
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
CRAPSHOOTERS SMASH
GLASS In FLIGHT

Z Nine Negroes. arrested in a raid on
Bryants flats, iO7 East Eleventh St.
by Officers Andrew McGrannary and
Edward Dutton about 230 O'Clock yes
ierday morning We're each nned S.
and costs for playing crap by Deputy
.dudge Finger in Municipal Court this
morning. they all pleaded guilty.
When the police officers made their
appearance at the game, a number OF
the Negroes in the little room. i'm their
raste TO escape arrest, jumped through
the windows. carrying sash, glass and
all.
The Negroes were: Charles John
son. Milton Clark. Edward Elan. VIII
liam Carlos. Bennie Wilder, William
Stevenson. William Parson. Howard
Parson and Clark stated that they
were not in the game but were look
ing on.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
HFISLER-CUSTIC.

Miss Niable Riddle Heisler. daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Isaac r. Heisler.
OF ii2 West Nineteenth street, and
Oiha b. Custic. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Custic, OF Virginia, were
married Saturday evening by the Rev.
r. II. Adams, Of Brack-Ex NJ. Z.
Church.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. Miss Ruth +. Phillips. OF
Cambridge. Md, was maid Of honor
The best man was Paul Bryan, OF
Milton. Del. The wedding march was
PLAYED by Miss Elean0r Redmile, OF
this city.
The bride wore white beaded geor-
geite. Her tulle veil was held in place
with orange blossoms. She carried q
bouquet OF white roses and sweel
peas. Miss Phillips wore orchid or.
candle and carried pink roses ano
sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cusiic left Saturda!
night for a trip north. Upon theii
return they viii live at GordoI
Heights.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS
TNTFRTAIN ACTD MASONS.

81. Johns Chapter No. &. order OF
Eastern Star gave a delightful enter
tainment on Thursday evening at the
Masonic Home, on the Lancaster pike.
The evening was spent In vocal and
instrumental selections, and reciia-
tions. Refreshments were served
Delaware Chapter No. 4, Order OF
Eastern star VIII give an entertain
ment at the home on Thursday eve
ming, June II.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
$4,000 RAMSON IS
ASKED FOR BABY

PHILADELPHIA, June "A United
Press Belief that they have heard
from the abduoiOr Of little Blakaly
COuEhlin, i3-months-old boy kdnap-
ped from his home In NOrrstOwn.
June .. was expressed by the par
enis when ca letter p0stmarked At
lantio City, n. j., was received by
them early today.
The writer demanded 5000 ransom.
The C0ughlins say they will deal
with the sender privately when he
furnishes The necessary proof ne has
the child.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
YotNC MISSES ONE FINE.

Sylvester Young was lined - ana
costs for operating an automobile
without an operators license and was
dismissed on a charge OF driving In
wrong direction on Sixth street. a
one-way street, by Deputy Judge Fin
ger. IN Municipal Court, this morning,
Harry NickerSOn was lined 80 and
costs for operating an AUTOMOBILES
without proper tags. He had tags
taken OUT for Ford car, displayed on
a MaNMnIL.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
NUDGE LENIENT TOWARD MARK.

Pleading gully 20 charge Of drunk
cnness. Mrrk q. Chambers asked Dep
uty Judge Finger in Municipal Court
this morning. TO allow him until sat
urday TO pay his fine, in case fine
should be imposed upon him.
The court fined Mark $ and COSTS
and complied with his request TO al
low him until Saturday TO make the
payment.
Chambers has been arrested almost
countless times for drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
- nnINERs CAUGHT SPEEDING.

"rhe camOuilagcd statement tuai
automohilisis cannot see the speed
tran signs 40 Elsmcre, on account or
me dusl raised by the speeuers, IS
Incorrect" said Charles O.. Huytr'
president OF the Delaware Auiuiiiu-
bile Association today,
arhe roai reason Is that these signs
,re remoyed. and we believe that only
"a fe,y people Of that section have a
norsonal Interest In their removal.
,sT,Nelve arrests were made or
s,eedors at Elsmere yesterday,
eleven of them drivers from outside
~. slate WHO doubtless were ~ ~.
Sorance NOR Of the violation until noiined
nv the officers.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
,s g F. ROBERTSON IN TOWN?

Mayor Taylor has received lo'.c..
s,orn n Charles Emlin Robertson, o.,
Linden Heights. Ohio, who Is enaeaN- ,'i..
arin,, 40 locate Charlie p. Robertson
"a ono time employed as a machinis'
"a. tb tbe p b. q ". Co.. In This city
charlie p. Roberison's father age
20 years Is critically ill, and Is anN.
ious to see his son, whom he mas no
seen FOR nineteen years.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
MILBURN DAVIS DEAD

Milburn Davis, a years old, for
merly Of this city, died at his home
in Philadelphia yesterday morning,
after an illness OF ten weeks. Fu-
neral services will be held at his
late residence in Philadelphia tomOr-
row. The body will be taken TO
ChestertOwn. Md. his birthplace.
mere services will be held at The
home OF his mother. Mrs Fannie
A. Davis, on Wednesday afternoon.
Nlr. Davis was we'll known in this
city, having worked as a linotype
operator for about three years and
afterward for a Philadelphia news
paper for about fifteen years. Ills
brother. J. Frank Davis, Is manager OF
lhe p. & O. store. 100 Market street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
CHILD DRINKS COAL
OIL, SERIOUSLY ILL

As the result Of drinking a large
quantity Of coal oil yesterday morn
ing. the iS-months-old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Gravatt was made seri-
Ously m. Dr.. Lewis Booker, or New
Castle. was summoned and admins
tered TO the child, who is reported to
ne recovering
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
MRs. Q. A. nONOHO DEAD.

Mrs. Caroline A. DOn0hO. aged 81
years, who died suddenly last Friday
night. of heart trouble. at her home.
1919 North Adams street, viii bo
buried tomorrow afternoon. from tho
Church or the New Jerusalem. Sho
leaves a husband. At.alus DOnoho. a.
Wcll-knOWn business man. Mrs
OOnOho had been scik only a short
time. She was well known for her
constant charity.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
mrs HENRY no SING

Dorothy ID. Young Mrs. James NJ.
Henry. sang at the band concerts
at Shellpot Park yesterday afternoon
and evening for the first time OF the
present season and hundreds OF park
patrons were delighted at the reap
Will sing each Sunday during the re-
mainder OF the season.
Dancing Is proving more popular
Than ever at Shellpot and an excel
lent orchestra OF eight pieces is fur
nishing the music.
Brandywine Springs Park is also
proving popular and many people are
taking advantage OF the long and
pretty trolley ride to the park.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
MOTHER REFUSES

Mrs. Susie Allen was arrested by
Hslieck s. Ray, this afternoon, at
.Farnhurst. where she had obtained
employment as nurse In the State
Hospiial for the Insane. She i3
charged with deserting two minor
children in Philadelphia, and is being
held at the police station 10 await the
aciion OF Philadelphia authorities.
Her husband and children met her
at the police station and begged ner
to return TO her home. She refused
io comply with the request making
no explanation.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
ARGuE FOR NEW TRIAL.

Decision was reserved by Judges
Rice and Heisel, in Superior Court
this morning, on argument on mo-
iion by Aaron Finger. attorney for
Berman. for a new trial in the case
OF Max GOetz. defendant below ap-
pellant, vs.. Joseph Berman, plaintiff
below. respondent Wftiiam +. kurtz
is attorney for GOetz
Verdict for Goetz was recently given
by a jury on bindins instructions OF
the court.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
RIDER NJURFD.

Charles Williams, Negro, aged 30
years. Of 1915 East Sixteenth street.
while riding a motorcycle yesterday
afternoon. collided with an automo-
bile at Eleventh and Pine streets.
operated by lsadore Balick. 200 South
Heald street.
The motorcycle was smashed and
Williams had his left shoulder dislo-
Gated. He was taken TO the Delaware
Hospital in the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
cHIFF MISSED VACATION

Chief OF Police Black returned 10
this city from Detroit. Mich. yes
terday morning, after busy week at
The annual gathering OF international
Chiefs OF Police. Although he went
away for a visit. the first vacation he
has itaksn in four years, Tie was
made secretary OF the convention and
was kept busy most OF the time he
was there.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
HISTORIANS MEET TONICHT.

The Rev. j. p. Otis and others who re-
Gently conducted an exploring trip
into Sussex county, will make a report
Of their finding at The meeting OF the
Society Of Natural History Of Della
ware, tonight. Miss Mary r.. de You
will read paper on some Obserya-
tions on the Niolets Of New Castle
.Countym
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
~ WFCr POINT CnAD.

Frederick r. ReybOld, managing edl-
tor OF the Every Evening has gone
TO West Point 20 atiend the com
mencemenf exercises OF the United
States Military Academy there, to-
morrow, when his son John B. hey-
bold will graduate.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
CIRRS-IAYTON

Miss Marianne Glbbs, OF Wayne, Pa,
and Landreth l.. Layton, Jr., member
nesday night, June 9, I'm ST. David's
Church, Radnor, Pa. After a wedding
tour Of the New England states, Mr.
and Mrs. Layton will live on North
Bedford street. Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
MANY BARNS HIT
BY LIGHTNING
sneclal 10 The Evenlng Journal.

oT'IIiT 70 IIY ENtnInt IUuTndI.
SEAFORD. July ii.-Struck by
lightning during the storm Friday
night. a barn and potato house on
the farm OF Woodburn Martin were
burned with contents, which included
feed FOR stock and farming imple-
monls
The barn on the farm OF Thomas G
Whaley. near Blades, was also hit and
a horse killed.
Lightning also struck barns on the
farms OF Y. r. Allen. near Cannon
and Ira stark near Oak Grove. Sew
eral places were struck by lightning
In Seaford but the damage was sligh.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
cFII TlXO FARWS

Nundy 4 90. has sold Tle IO-aoTe
Mrs. g. WilsonNfarm at Elkton 10
A. Bans, Of Collinsswood, y J., Tor
5000.
Mundy & Co. has also sold The
tO-acre James Lodge farm 10 Andrew
.an Den Henruel. Of Wisconsin. for
$500 This farm Is situated near
ElkLon-
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
FINE STREET FIGHTERS.

For nbhting on the stree
Marion Harges and Roger B. Gumby,
Negroes. were fined So and costs by
Deppty Judge Finger, in Municipal
Court. this morning. They pleaded
guilty.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
SON MISSING; mas PAS SIM.

The local police today received
word that James Mariana. OF Marcus
Hook. Pa, who Is wanted on a charge
been located In Baltimore, Md. 1t was
said that the young man had not been
arrested, however.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
tn PROBF DROWNING

Coroner Bullock will hold inquests
at Townsend, this afternoon, in the
cases OF William w. Guessford, aged
A years, and John w. Nanhorne
aged years. who were drowned or
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
l. / HANDY IMPROVES.

L. Irving Handy, former Congress-
man. who Is receiving treatment for
heart trouble, in St Johns Hospital,
baltimore. is reported as being In a
very satisfactory condition.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
l. o. o. +. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

Asylum Lodge, I. o. o. f., Will hold
moonlight excursion on the Della
ware River. Thursday night On Fri
day night Delaware Lodge. No. 4, /. o.
o. r., will go on a moonlight.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
,NoruFR THOMAS PHILLIPS

Thomas Phillips. carpenter. oi l,f's ~
rborSss phiuips arrested last week on
= charge of breach OF peace toward
his wife.
Evening journal., 1920-06-14
DIPONT NIINIORS ENTERTAIN.

The Junior class OF The Alexis I.
dupont High School. entertained the
seniors at a party last saturday night.
lee cream and cake were served. The
graduating exercises will be held To-
morrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
WEST NOT IN SYMPATHY
WITH FR0NT-PQRCH IDEA
Roosevelt Says People Demand to
Hear Cantli,iatcs--l.cnguc OF
Nations Popular.
IHy Asaoc.atch Press.l

CHICAGO. August 29.-rranklin ID.
Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for
Of his ninetcen-day tour through the
West on his arrival from Omaha to-
day on his way TO Indianapolis. where
he speaks tomorrow night.
"Evorywhcrc I found the kccmcst
interest manifested In the league Of
nations" he declared. There is no
question but what the citizenship OF
the states | have visited is over
wholmincly IN favor of tho league.
Many told mo the interest today is
deeper than six months ago. Particu-
larly is this true of tho attitude or
"Thc West and Northwest demand
recognition from those for whom
they Will cast their vote In Novcm-
per they feel thcy are entitled to
near the Issues between the two par
Ties as the party leaders Wow them.
IN other words they demand that
foNcrnor CcN and senator Harding
themselves what their votes shall be
Gtter they have listened TO tho candi-
uateS ana mao an opportunity OF siz
lnS up the ieSucs involved
Tho anxiety to sec the candidates
was evidenced by large and cntnusi-
hss'c receptions wherever went At
number of places in the Northwest
mountains | was greeted bv mon and
women who had driven NIFTY miles
and more to hear something I'm re-
gard to tho plan OF the Democratic
party.
The West is alert oad progress
SlNe Tho people arc thinking They
Wi,i not Permit their minds To hr he.
iuddled Oh the question a, issue he
ween the two parties We can ask
NJ more ana are ready to abide by
Their decision in November"
Mr.: Roosevelt said that Immediate
~ after his indianapolis speech nc
VIII go 10 Columbus for a conferences
with Governor Cox and to give him
hrst hand information on conditions
ansSting the sentiment oc the people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
MACSWlNEY'S FIGHT is
lAUDED BY FRENCH PRESS
PubIicists Also InLOrsc the Hunger
Strike of the Lord Mayor
of Cork.
IBy Universal Service |

lily universal service
PARIS. August Accommodating
on the refusal OF Premier Lloyd
George 10 release Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney. la I.ibre Parole says:
''MacSwincy. in reality. Is &C
tualiy fighting the league OF nations
fight for the recognition OF the small
nations. The death OF this martyr
Will cause such :: reaction tina; Irish
independence will be assured"
The Journal dos Dehats says: LLOYD
George stands signing Egyptian indie
pcndoncc with ore hand and the death
warrant OF MacSwiney with the
other.
Jean Nignaud. in Petit Parisicnnc.
writes: Lord Mayor MacSwiney is
offering NJ his life for the triumph
OF his IDEALS"
Mare SANGER. member Of tho Cham
her OF Deputies, in public inter
Wow declared: The entire world is
crying tears of sympathy for the
gallant man who is lighting tho
greatest hgh, for liberty to the very
The Countess de Noaillcs. famous
writer. said: The Lord Mayor is a
hero dying like n saint. His suffer
ings are torture to the whole
world
Fernand Vendcrem. playwright. de-
ciarcd: The Lord Mayor is dying
not merely As a martyr. hut as a
soldier. commanding tho armies OF
, the people and going to death by
| starvation ms others have gone to
aeath ~ the battle front. Ills action
Is not a threat 10 tho government.
OF his faith in his ideal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
WOMAN SLFFRAGLST
+ L)ESCRLBESHERH HUNGER STRIKE
Alice Paul, Who Was Imprisoned in Holloway Jail,
London, Tells Of Her Sutferings and Successful
Fight Against Forcible Feeding

cat; they threatened and thcn tried
cajolcry. Finally they went away.
leaving the food.
That evening they brought supper.
1t consisted OF cocoa which smclled
tempting in my famishcd state. |
refused to eat, slept fitfully. and had
disturbing dreams.
Food Forced Down Throat.
AT Z o'clock on the third day they
brought my food. and | refused to
eat. Then they brought milk and
cream, and when | refused to drink,
warned me that would he fed by
force. AT lunch time came two men
and woman with a rubber tube at
tachcd to II glass con,aincr. ! rccoE-
nizcd the hateful apparatus at once.
but these people, unlike those ut
Holloway jail, were nervous and in
experienced. All three tried 10 force
the tube between my teeth. but failed
Finally they gave up. The perform
ancc was repeated in the evening
and after many attempts, when T
fought as hard as my weakness would
permit. II little food was forced down
my throat. WAS exhausted from
hunger and the battle with the at
PENDANTS. slept hardly at all. but
still had no pain.
On the fourth day l was faint
when ! tried to stand, hut was hardly
conscious or hunger. Forcihlc feed
ing WAS tried in the morning and to-
wards dusk. ! resisted as before. but
found myself growing weaker. They
tried evory orti:ic" OF argument to
persuade mo 10 cat. hut I succeeded
in Keeping a single drop from getting
down my throat Awake most all
night.
The nth day was much weaker.
but Still felt no pain. only utter eX-
haustion. AT breakfast time the glass
eontainer and the rubber tube. Both
failed Then the prison authorities
became alarmed. | was assisted from
my cot, helped TO the door and told |
was free. Nothing WAS said abou: ac-
ton by the court How good the sun
shine and tho fresh air felt.
Co. for Gods sake" said the
prison authorities. as thcp helped me
into an ambulance. some other girls
who had been arrested with me and
had also gone on hunger strike were
already in the ambulance. All of ne
were pale and slightly cnaci;ltcd
with deep rings under our eyes.
Some were i'll and suffering from
nausea, but none suffered from vio-
goes II hunger strike. one simply he
comes weaker aud weaker until the
end.
Il am deeply gricvcd TO hear that
the Lord Mayor of Cork is dying
The British could do no moro stupid
thing than to permit this brave man
to die in prison for the sake OF his
mem. the end OF British rulo in Ire
land"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
sIcmp Wants nm Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. August 29.-The
Senate committee investigating cam
pnign expenses in Chicago will to-
morrow be asked by Representative
c. Bascom Slemp. OF Virginia. to in
vestisate the Loyal Coalition" an
alleged propaganda organization now
operating throughout the United
States from Boston. Mr.. Slemp is
very anxious TO ascertain where
the vast sums being spent by this or
Eanization come from, and also
whether they arc bcncfiting the
Democratic campaign. His inquiry
comes on the heels of the charge
made by Representative Fred \. Brit
ten. of Illinois. that British gold and
100 British agents arc helping Gov
ernOr Cox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
POLES PROTEST AGAINST
TREATMENT BY RUSSIANS
Secretary for F"r~tan Amir. Threat
ems Ia Withdraw From
pekre Conference.
ny Associated tr"s'


MINSK, RUSSIA. August 23.-M
Domski, Polish Under Stcre'ar" Tor
Foreign Affairs. has prepared pro-
test which Is to be presented 10 tho
peace conference tomorrow. threaten
ing that tho Poles Will withdraw i'm
mcdiatcly from the deliberations un-
less the Soviet government Censcs it's
Interference with the Polish wireless
and otherwise ohstruciiuG tho work
OF the Polish delegation.
The note viii assert that The treat
meut OF the Polish delegation in
Minsk is worse than tina; accorded
the Germans at Versailles. 1t Will
especially complain against "A new or
der nf the Bolshevist sealing the 20
lish wireless AT all hours when /; is
not in uac by the Poles. and threaten
ing to shoot any ono appearing within
eight feet OF tho plant If they fail TO
halt at tho first challenge OF the
sentry.
Tho Soviet government allows the
use Of tho wireless for one hour Pc
RODS. Today. while tho Poles were
getting into communication with
Warsaw. the time limit elapsed and
the soviet officials closed the station
before the Poles could finish trais,-
acting their business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Bombard Parson With
Showers, Of Tomatoes
UBy UnI,ersal Service,

TRENTON. n. j.. August 20
Showers nf oNcr-rinc tomatoes.
stones and sttcks. thrown by a
crowd of ono hundred bnther.
ut WASHINGTON Crosaing. greeted
the Ncr. Frrderi,s< ItOptmnn. sclf-
appointed "SnNiOr of the summer
colony," ns ne rHsscd through tho
village today I'm nm automobile ON
his way To the rnlirond station,
The attack wRn made ON Dr.
kopfman after a sermon mt IT,
tusNiiie Methodist Church, during
which nc Eaid, "Nashington Cross-
Ing is too sacred n place Ia he
made ia blush for the conduct of
summer cOl0ntsta.
Attaching the girls "sccmorc"
"iothrS. he Maid that some OF tho
E'r'H wore ~ littlc that hr
Thought they were tattooed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
HARDING WILL ADDRESS
c. 0. P, MONEY DlGGERs
Having Disposed of League Of Ma
tons. Will Pay Attention TO
Campaign Finances.
TO FEATURE ROOTS COURT
International Body Which Is Being
Organized by New Yorker, How
ever, Is Merely Tail to Wilson
League Kite.

MARION. ONO. August 29,-!lav-
ing but before tho country his plan
for new association OF nations,
attention 10 other issues of the cam
paign in his speeches OF the next
Two weeks. with only al occasional
reference 10 the league fight:
which he viii publicly outline his
views is the reclamation OF western
lands He will speak on that suhJec.
Tuesday 10 group OF RcnnnIlcan
Governors and nominees for Governor
from Western states. who will b.
central figures ON Governors Day
OF The front porch calendar
on Monday Of the foilow.ne week
the nominees labor platform IS to he
set forth IN detail in "A speech 10 n
Labor Day gathering here. and two
days later I've viii discuss aSricnitu-
raj Issues at Minnesota state Far.
Later senator Harding Intends to
bring the question OF Industrial re-
construction into prominence, but the
occasion for that address has not yet
been selected. He is mukinG study
OF aftcr-war industrial conditions and
is understood To feel that the field
offers much acceptable campaign ma
tcrial. Il also is expected lie viii
devote speech to soldiers compcn
sation among n number of other sub
jects 10 be covered as the campaign
develops
He Will speak here next Saturday
10 State chairmen OF the Republican
ways and means committees cntrust-
ed with collection OF campaign funds.
hut it is not expected he Will touch
directly on the charges Of an OK
ccssive campaign fund made by Gov
ernor Cox. lie has Indicated he en-
poets adequate reply 10 be made by
national Chairman Hays and national
Treasurer Cpham.
II has been intimatcd here that one
feature o: the Republican program
Tor world tribunal would rcvolvc
Gpo1 the work now being done
abroad by Elihu Root who. together
ing TO, establish the international!
court plan provided for In tho league
of nations covenant. Mr.. Root Is en-
shortly and will confer soon after
his arrival with Senator Harding
"Ihe Government I.tvc>.'
Meantime. the nominees con-
ierenoes with other public men inter
csted IN foreign affairs will continue
Senator phiianlor 9. Knox. of Penn
syiania,. former Republican Sec
opponent OF the Versailles treaty, is
ono OF these expected here during the
week to talk over the association OF
nations plan.
Harding headquarters made public
today. n batch OF kilograms of con-
Sratu!ation on Senator liarding's for
cIGn relations speech of yesterday.
among them was one from Senator
BrandcEec. OF Connecticut. one of tho
ing:
Glory Hanclutah, God reirns and
lives '''''