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Evening star., 1920-02-08
0AHD CROSS FOR MARCH.

Gen. March. chief of staff, is to be
peeoented with the grand cross OF
the Order OF the Crown of Rumania
af . meeting to be held Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
Of Maj. L. -B. Teiusanu, military at
@. street.
Maj. Teiusanu will present the dec
station in the name Of the King Of
Bnmania- The rank OF commander
og the order will be conferred upon
Nine. Teiusanu will be at home in
honor OF Gen. March at I O'clock.
The presentations will be made in
the presence Of the diplomatic rep
re1eatatives in the National Capital.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
BULGARIAN DYNASTY SAFE.
Firmness by Government Prevents
Violence During Strike.

There is no danger of an anti -dy-
nastic outbreak movement in Bull
garia. according to information re-
ceived yesterday by the State De-
partment.
Sofia dispatches reported that an
attempt to stir striking railway,
telegraph and postal employees to use
violence had been quelled by the
firmness of the Bulgarian govern.
ment. and that as a result many Of
the strikers went back to work.
There were only minor clashes be-
tween troops and strikers and order
was maintained generally throughout
the country, the dispatch said.
The strike was attributed to the
high cost of living
Evening star., 1920-02-08
DRUGtESS PHYSICIANS
ASSOCIATION IN SESSION
Discusses Practice Of Physio- -Ther'
apy and Possibility Of It's
Teaching in Colleges.

The practice of physio-therapy was
discussed by the members Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Drugless Physi-
clans Association at it's meeting last
night at the office Of DR.. Charles j.
Evans, BIG 14th street. About
twenty-seven members were present.
There were several elections to full
membership of the local organization
and to the National Association of
Drugless Physicians, whose head
quarters is in New York city.
After the regular business a re-
print from the Military Surgeons
Magazine of December. 1919. was read
by DR.. D. R Du Comb. One article in
the magazine. entitled, The Inn
portance Of Physio-Therapy in Mill
tary and Civic Practice" was COM
mented on by several Of the members.
DR.. H. N. D. Parker. in criticising that
part of the article which urged hospi-
tails and colleges to install physio-
therapy apparatus to treat patients
and to instruct students in the scien-
Evening star., 1920-02-08
D. REPRESENTATION
IN congress FAVORED
Local Equal Suffrage Association
Adopts Resolution Pledging
Aid to Movement.

National representation in Congress
for the District of Columbia is to be
placed before the conventions of the
National American Woman's Suffrage
Association and the Woman Voters
League, following action taken at the
annual meeting Of the District of Co
1umbia Equal Suffrage Association at
the Woman's City Club last night.
Resolutions Adopted.
The following resolution was passed:
''Resolved. That the District of Co.
lumbia Equal Suffrage Association
expresses sympathy with and will sup
port the efforts of the people of the
District of Columbia to obtain, by
constitutional amendment. representa- :
ton in Congress and electoral col
lege."
Another resolution, indorsing the
woman's committee on District of Co
lHmbia suffrage. which is working in
co operation with the national press
committee for District of Columbia
suffrage. was passed. with authority
Evening star., 1920-02-08
PEOPLES
CIGAR


FL Verso (ambassadores). Sc st.. box Of 2b. %
Manuel (presidents). 3 for 2bc, boz Of u.s.. ..$a
Manuel (londres). 1oc straight. box Of 80 -
Manuel icon. perfecto), 1oc st.. box Of so. -
Manuel (pert e1tra). lie straight. box of SO $5
Mur1el (supreme). 15c straight box OF 25 $s
Muriel (okay). 1oc straight, box OF 60.. "a
John Ruskin, &C straight. box OF SOC. 81
blackstone Qondres). 12c straight, box Of 30. %
Garcia Grande (blunts), lie st.. box of so. %
Robert Burns (long fellows), 15c st.. box, Is $a
Robert Burns (jockey club). 15c st.. box. 50 %
Robert Burns (invincible), 12c St.. box of so $5
1904 Qondres). IL straight. box Of So. .$s
Fl Roi Tan tcoronados), lie st.. box Of Is. .$2
M Roi Tan (corporals). &c st.. box Of SOC %
Flor De Melba (coronas). for 26c, box Of 80 -
Flor De Melba (presdents), 2 for 25c box. 25 %
segar De Luxe (club house), 8 for use, SO. .S8
Kelley Boquet (pacifcs), for 15c. box of so $s
Boston Club, s for 25c, box Of 6o... .e2
Marines, special value. SC St, box of so. 81
n Producto (pur. nno), 1oc st.. box Of IS. 81
William ~ (allisd fours). for 26. can Of SO. %
Lord Romeo (sweethearts), &c st., box Of Is u
Pedro Vegas ivory MIDI. &c st.. box Of 2b. III
n Verso (pur. dnos). 12c st.. box Of So. IS
Evening star., 1920-02-08

tito use Of tho art and science Of the
treatment. stated that 1t would be q
difioult task to determine who was
to teach the science in colleges. The
reason for this question. he argued.
was because the medical fraternity
as q matter Of seK-preservation looked
upon the matter with disfavor. as the
followers Of this practice were taught
In nom medical colleges
It was stated that Columbia Uni
versity in New York was teaching
physio- therapy. This announcement
was discussed at length and was
heartily approved. as 1t was pointed
out that this college had taken the
first great step forward to the aid Of
humanity.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
WARNING

Manila Cigars afe very scarce,
ana are constAntly lnereasinG in
price.
II you are q Manila" smoker,
now II the time to buy while our
stock IL fresh and plenty.
"L1 Emperatri." (perfscto es-
of SO. &2.oo.
"IlanE Ilanss (Cazadores); your
moneys worth. &c strt-; box OF
so, 32-So.
"Don urbana,n a classy shape
banded Manila. s for 25c; box Of
100, $3.75.
El Tris Londres shape.
Patrfda for 25c; box
El Paciaee ] of LOG. SS.25.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
"Sauers for Shauers' at Our Cigar Departments

$1.00 Gem Rasor sets,
leather case. Tx
each. SOS
800 Durham Duplex
Razor sets, leather 7Eo
case, each. 6ON
Auto trop Blades,
s,sos. sss %. 8 45c
DIooVS
set ft,ie1!' Of IT. bIadss. n,sas'' 89c
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Regular Shape Smokes
in Small Boxes

"Havana PicIkiags,s box Of 10
cigars, 4oc.
"Blackstone" service packs. box
Of ten cigars, S1.20.
"La Muna," box OF ten cigars.
$1.26.
"Norweod," . big seller, box Of
ten cigars, Soc.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
GERMAN SITUATION GRAVE.
Noske So Warns Newspapers Per
mitted to Resume Publication.

BERLIN. February (by the Asso-
ciated Prsss). Minister of Defense Nos
ke has sanctioned the resumption of
publication Of the Freiheit and the
Rotefahne Cred Flag beginning Mon
day. The minister warns them that any
attempt to cause disturbances will be
theoretically suppressed in view of "the
country's terribly grave situation"
The Rotefafne is the communist paper
of Berlin. Its sale was prohibited by
Noske on January IA. The Freiheit has
been under suspension for a consider
able time.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

SIoo Ever Ready Ra-
zor Sets, leather Tx
case. each. h......... y"
Ever Ready B la d Q .,
sisds.. sis Of 8 29c
Gillette Blades, Ak
set Of 8 blades. 3OV
Durham Duplex Blades,
,'. sss s.s Of five 45c
Evening star., 1920-02-08

A U { o-Strop B ! q d . o,
set Of IL Q0~
blades. CON
Keen Kutter B ! a d .,
set OF 8 O04
blades. GON
Enders Blades, O0~
set Of 5 blades. -. HOO
$1.00 Enders Razor sets.
lss5her sseh' case, 75c
Evening star., 1920-02-08

"sino," &c straight, box 8.4O
Red Dot, &c straight. box of so. $40
Idea (perfectos). &c straight, box of So. .S2.40
Stratford Unvincibles), lie st., box of So. 90
Cato key Westers," for 25c: box Of So. $3.75
Ell Grado (foil wrapped), for 20c; box Of so 800
Norwood SC straight. box of so. .s5
High Life (staples, 10c straight, box Of so. .$4.75
High Life (sublime), lie ST., box of SO. $3.50
Baron De Kalb (diplomaticos), for 25c; 25 $500
Hotel Brevort, 10c straight, box of rs $24O
Don DigO Ueagues), for 15c, box Of so. $3.50
Don Amaro (petit coronas) &c st.. box of rs .5
r. B. Tissue wrapped), &c st., box of So. .$2.4O
Centroso (pref sub. extra). 1oc ST. box of SO
Adlon (club perfectos) 1oc ST. box of So. .S4.75
La Azora Wash. size). 1oc st. box Of So. .$4.75
Luis Martinez (blunts), for 25c box of 81 "a. 90
Mozart (excellentes). for csc; box of SO. 90
Mobita, for Csc; box of 50..............&4.OO SO. "a 90
La Preferencia (n-opera), &c st., box of so. $2.4O
Reference, good bet &C St., box of so $3.50
Girard (brokers), lie straight. box of SO. 90
Rey Oma (conseectos), for 25c box of so. "a. 90
Rey Oms (senators). 1oc straight box Of SO. $4.75
Chancalor Libsrty) 10c straight, box Of SO. Sl.75
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Smoking Tobaccos

16c pkgs. or tins.
| l4c, ? for 27c
3 OF. tins. Csc each
I 16 OF. tins.
1.eo each
, 18 OF. glass humi
dors. $l.46
tuxedo" In 10 OF.
! glass humidOrs,
$i.l0
| 7-oz. tins.
\ 30c.
} 14-oz. lunch
| baske
7Sc.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Good Linimenf-A Good Friend

A quick rubbing, penetrating liniment
which relieves the tired limbs. joints
and muscles. We offer Musco Rubbing
Oil, liniment of remarkable power.
and IL it fails to Immediately relieve
your aches and pains we shall be at q
loss to tell you what else to use, be-
cause. in our Judgment, this IL the best
amongst hundred of its kind.
Price so Cents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
SALT LAKE WILL HOLD
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. s.---
"a. PD-Tennis stars from Montana,
Idaho. California. Colorado, Wyoming
and Utah are expected to particlpate
in the Intermountain Tennis Tourna-
ment TO be held here September to
10, under the auspices of the National
Tennis Association
Kenneth simmons, Montana; w, L.
Rehr Wyoming state champion: Will
lis Davis, California; Lon Harker, Col
orado and b. F.. Scott of Colorado, are
expected to be among the contestants
for first honors T. b. Parker, former
Salt Lal<er. now residing in New York.
has written to friends that he prob
ably will participate in the play. Par
ker was Utah state champion in 1916
and 1917. Another possible entrant is
Sam r.. Neel of Salt Lake, member of
the doubles team which won the ma
tional title many years ago.
Entries for the tournament VIII be
accepted until September Z.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
AT THE THEATRES

perior picture, which was made in Miss
Michelena's own studios. is action from
start to finish.
Raid follows gun fight and plo;
crowds on counterplot. Miss Mich
elena plays the part of a girl who
lives with her father in the mountains
which tower above the plains of Cali
fornia. She and her father are order
ed away from their home by a cattle
king who holds sway in the valley be-
10y where he owns most of the land.
and dominates politics. They refuse
to leave.
The cattle king comes up the noun
tain with his men, and the father of
star Dewell, the girl who is the leading
character, is shot down. She sends
one of her friends, Cliff, down to the
village to demand the arrest of the
man who is guilty of the murder. The
sheriff who is the servant of the cattle
king. his political guide, declines to
take action.
Then the daughter of the murdered
man declares war on the cattle king.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07

ship tournaments OF tho Pacific
Northwestern Golf Association are no
longer TO be held at the same time and
place, according TO q decision OF the
association tournament committee.
The action was taken according to
members of the comittee, because of
the rapid growth in recent years of en-
try lists, The entry list reached the
high water mark OF the recent tourna-
ment in Vancouver. b. G., where it
was found necessary to use two
courses.
AS n means OF further reducing the
entry list in the amateur Champion
ship tournament, the committee docid-
ed to limit entries TO players on an
eligible list to be prepared by the as-
sociation. Players not on this list are
to be invited TO participate in "A hand
leap tournament held simultaneously
with the championship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
ALTA TODAY
PABIGC THE REST ART CRITIC

AtS NEAib Is. DE Mtl4Li
No delusions as to the public's
tastes In motion pictures are enter
tained by Cecil B. De Mile, whose
latest Paramount AIRCRAFT picture
Male and Female adapted from sir
James B. Barrie's "The Admirable
Chrichton,~ win be on view at the Alta
theatre today.
"I am not one who would rail at
the public II one of my pictures failed
TO get across the famous director
said recently. THE public knows art.
] have never yet been connected with
failure. but. if were. would blame
myself. not my audiences"
Judging from the lavish scale upon
which the Barrie story was produced
and the all-star cast assembled to in
terpret it, Mr.. De Mile has no cause
70 worry about his latest masterpiece.
Thomas Meighan has the role of Crich-
ton, the resourceful butler, who be-
came his masters master on a desert
isle Others in the notable cast are
Gloria swanson, Lila Lee. Theodore
Roberts. fsebe Daniels. Raymond Hat
ton, and Guy Oliver
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
ARCADE TODAY
MLCHEIENA FILM

surrounded by the most beautiful
backgrounds ever given a motion pic
ture of the mountains. THE Flame
OF Hellgate" in which Beatriz Mich
eleGst, will be seen att the Arcade
Theatre for . days starting today,
loses nothing in action or thrill by the
emphasis which has been laid on the
artistic side. This Robertson Cole Su-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
BRICK MITCHELL WILL
COACH OLYMPIC SQUAD

UNIVERSITY or OREGON, Eu-
gene. Sept. T.--"Rrick' Mitchell. for
mer University of Oregon end aud Sc
lected for a position on the mythical
all ll-northwest eleven twice during his
undergraduate days has been select
ed to act as coach of the Olympic
club football team Of san Francisco
for the coming season. Practice has
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
COLT SETS WORLD RECORD

NEW YORK. sept. Ia. P1--
Man o. War. the champion Three
year-old colt made new war'd's
record in the mile and five tHrlpne
race Monday AZ Beimount park when
he won the realizat on stakes. He ran
the. i,lis.ttfprt, IN p.fn In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
STEAMER DOCKS SAFELY

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. IA.
P)-The steamship Theodore Roose-
Welt is safe at her dock here. She
made the regular trip to Port Stanley
and RETURN yesterday. docking last
night at Sis without experiencing any
trouble
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07

Harry Nardon and Edward Ray, star
English golfers, defeated Walter Ha-
gen of Detroit, open champion last
year aud James barnes, local pro-
fessional. A and 3, IA Il S6-hole oNhihi-
tion match Sunday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
scoRlss aSTH HOMER

BOSTON. Sept. 7.-tU. P.)-Babe
liuth made his forty-fifth home rue
of the season in the first game of the
Yankee Red Sox double header. Jones
was the Boston pitcher.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07
NEW RULES ARE DRAWN
FOR NORTHWEST GOLF

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. ia. P.)
The amateur and open champion
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-07

picture that seizes the mst civilization" strips
them their false
where nature rules and Try agan eagain.
Come and see what happensl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
CLUB
Dimes. TOMORROW |. 5.! !!
Some . Big Railroad Men
Will Be Here To At
tend It .5..,-. {.

Everything is ready for th6 f6is
Traits club banquet tomorroWsey
ming at the Y. M. c. A. Thesbat;
quet follows very important tEat,
tlc meeting at the chambaT of
Commerce rooms in the aftetno o9py +
at which time leading tTatfiS X
cials Of the railroad leadin INTO
this city will discuss local fEes8hg
rates with the shippers OF thiscits,
Col. Schoonmaker, vice president
Of the P. & L. e. railroad, viii y;
rive in this city tomorrow segsntls
over the Monongaheia railroa sep
the train arriving here. satssHl
o'clock and will attend the ban;
uuet, but will not be present tpri
the meeting in the afternoon:
Jack" Cash was making tlall
arrangements as to feediT TIE
crowd at the banquet W1ths5lrai
Atkins this morning, tits expected
that there will be between 100 and
1875 present for the session. - q.
Cash is leaving for Charleston %
night and wanted to makesaIItAei
plans for the Traffic club pass sbs'i
fore leaving the city. =,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
PADDY" KING DIED
THIS MORNING
Well Known Man Was
Taken Ill Last
Sunday

P. ]. King, famillarly known as
Paddy" King, aged AZ years, died
this morning at Cook Hospital aft
er an Illness OF several days with
a complication of diseases. Mr..
King was in his usual health until
last Sunday when he was taken
suddenly Ill with what is believed
to have been ptomaine poisoning.
An operation was performed yes
terday afternoon at 4 O'Clock for
intestinal adhesions. His condi-
ton was very serious from the
start and skill and nursing could
do nothing for him.
The deceased was a native Of
Wheeling and came here about
nine years ago to reside, and dur
ing that time and at the time OF
his death was proprietor and part
owner of the Temple Bowling AL
leys. During his residence here
Mr.. King has made many warm
friends on account of his amiable
disposition and kindly manner and
since his death and during his
brief illness much concern had
been manifested over his condi-
tion and sorrow expressed over
his untimely death.
He was member of the Elks,
the Maccabees and the Eagles
lodges.
He is survived by his wife and
one sister, Mrs. Fred Woeder, of
Wheeling, and by three brothers,
Seward. Charles and Henry King
all of Wheeling.
The body was prepared for bur-
iaI by Undertaken R. c. Jones.
No funeral arrangements have
been made though the body Will
probably be taken to Wheeling for
burial.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
Kentucky Deputy
On Tug River Shot
lBy Associated ProssI

WILLIAMSON, Dec. 8.-"Eb"
Whit, Pike county, Kentucky,
deputy sheriff was shot and SER
iously wounded In the coal strike
district across Tug river from Viii
hanson, last night. Henry SeiZ-
more an employe Of the Black Dia-
mond Coal Co., was being sought
by the authorities in connection
with the shooting. Whit is the
third deputy sheriff shot within
a week.
According to the story reaching
Williamson, Seizmore was dis
attempted to shoot up the camp.
Whit was sent after him and IN
the encounter was shot, but not, 1t
was stated, before Seizmore also
had been wounded. Selzmore lat
er appeared at the house OF o. G.
Glisspie, also a Black Diamond
workman, and covering him with
the pistol asked for medical aid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
Former Capt, Says
He Was Teut Agent
tBy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Hans WI
let, alias Capt. John A. Willard,
commander OF Company l, 4sth O.
s. Infantry, during the war, was
held in Castle William, Governors
Island, today waiting action by
army officers on q confession he
is alleged to have made to police
detectives here yesterday that he
was a German spy. His confession
Of espionage came as surprise.
Willetts said, according to the de-
tectives, that he was one Of the 300
cadets who had trien to Germany
and was cont to this country to en-
list in the United States army. The
scheme; he is alleged to have said,
was for these cadets to lead units
Of soldiers to France and expose
them in dangerous positions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
Foreign Governments In
debted to U. S. About
Ten Billions
-0THER DEDUCTIONS
sal Expenditures Over
he War Period Were
t5 $38,83O,OOO,OOO
[By Associated PressI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The
net cost Of the war to the Amerl-
: can, government was fixed by Sec
f9fary Houstan today at $24, ,O10,-
Vse,OO8.
This, he said, represented the
adjusted expenditure of the treas
3nfy excluding all other outlay
which had no relation to the act
ual prosecution OF the war during
the period from April 6, 1917, to
June 80, last, which, he said, COW
cred the extreme of the govern
t16nt wartime fiscal operation.
Total expenditures by the gov
aFnment during the period COW
sered excepting only postal disburs-
feitt from postal revenues were
s88SS30,s12,S95 treasury rigures
Fh6Wsd. OF this amount S16,07S,-
sAE;197 was obtained in taxes and
aYenIe from sources other than
borrowed money.
Mr. Houstan said deuuction Of
623; 900, 700, the amount loan
TO foreign governments should
: made from the grand total since
Eheie efloans will be repaid and con-
ssduently cannot be charged as
Iih actual expenditure.
Teh secretary made other de-
auctions aggregating approximate
~ 81 4,5OO,000,000 which, he said,
teIresented the excess cost of act
lial governmental operations for
the three years and three months
iivsr what they would have been in
normal times.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
ERx Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Imme-
diate revisIon OF the nations tax
laws on the basis Of an annual levy
OF four billions OF dollars for a
period OF four years, and Including
an increase Of two per cent in the
taxes on incomes up to $4,000, is
urged by Secretary Houston in his
annual report sent today TO Con.
gTess.
Repeal OF the excess profits
taxes, elimination OF certain Of the
so-called luxury taxes, Including
the levy on soda fountain and simi-
lar beverages, and readiustment
of the rates in the higher groups OF
income taxes, Is proposed by the
Treasury chief. To meet the losses
brought about by these proposed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-08
TO
RUN HOSPITAL
At TABERNACLE

The following persons have been
appointed on the hospital committee
for work to be done among the
nurses during the Sunday cam
paign: Drs. L. D. Howard, c. o,
Henry,J. 3. Clinton, and Miss Lea
them, superintendent Of Cook hos
pital, and Mrs. Ehle, assistant su-
perintendent.
Five hundred cards were mailed
Sunday to singers In this city ask
ing that they be signed and return.
ed, providing the recipient could
promise to join the big choir and
would come nightly or send some
one as substitute. The cards were
really compliments to those who
received them, as o long time was
spent In deciding on the persons
asked to sing. Already the follow
ing persons have returned these
cards signed:
Hazel Morgan, Morgantown ave-
nue.; Lula Hamrick, RiyesVille; A.
Wright, Hays apartments; r. e. Ma
son, Emercon street; T. G. Gaines
Pennsylvania avenue; Leslie L.
Cook, Locust avenue; Della Cole,
Sterling Studio; Mrs. Burr Thomp-
son, Chamberlain street, and Mar
guerite Google, Morgantown ave-
nue..
Five hundred persons will return
cards signed within the next few
days, which means that there will
be 1000 persons available for the
Sunday choir. The choir will be
composed OF 40 per cent soprano, Is
per cent alto, 20 per cent bass and
Is per cent tenor. Each church will
have a proportionate number OF Sin
gers represented.
The .neighborhood paryer meet
ings last night were we'll ATTENDED
for the first evening and from four
to 25 persons met at the different
homes at $50 locations in the city
and spent a quiet half hour in pray
er, song and Bible reading. A lead
er at each location conducted the
services.
The tabernacle this morning pre-
sents the appearance OF large
mushroom grown up over might,
It has framework, sides and rafters
with probale roof later today. The
sewer connections are In and IL big
base burners have been ordered for
heating the tabernacle. One burn
side stove is already installed in
the completed tool house.
VLong benches holding 20 persons
will be built and arranged to best
advantage inside the tabernacle.