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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
PLAN TO OPEN HOSPITALS
STATE WILL APPROPRIATE
HALF OF $4,000 REQUIRED
Medical College of Virginia to- Raise
*:o,OO0 for Two New
Institutions,

Governor Wostmoreland Davis, In
presenting the State budget TO tho Cen
the Legislature appropriate $40. 900 to-
ward the completion of the new negro
Ht1spital at Twelfth and Marshall
Niding that the Mcdcal College OF
Nirsinio raise the 10000 atditiona
required 10 complete the two ins,itu-
lions.
In all $4,000 is required to cquip the
TWO hospitals and put them in shape
TO start operations; Work on the
buildings is completed except for the
inStai!inent of equipment and opening
OF the institutions has been delayed for
long period because OF the shortage
was started before war began, and
the construction cost Of the negro hos
amounted TO but 5000. 900 and the Dooley
pavilion for contagious cases to $780,
1t was stated yesterday by superin-
tcndcnt Frederic L. Morlok. OF McInoria
Hospital, under whose direction the
new hospitals VIII be directed. that
II the bids were TO BIZ given out today
for the two buildings they would COS,
near 100000
Subscriptions Sought.
In order Ia secure the $4,000 State
appropriation and insure immediate
opening Of the two hospitals. steps
by public subscription. Names OF those
who contribute TO the fund of 100000
VIII he placed on bronze tablets on the
interior of tho hospital. it has been an
nounccd. as recognition for the donors
The negro hospital haas Il minimum
capacty OF approximately 200 beds. and
- the only general negro hospital in
the United States. 1t is stated tina,
the hospital building is ono of tho most
modern in every respect which has
ever been constructed in tho South
and will serve the entire State in caring
for negro patients
Had tho hospital been opcn during
the influenza epidemic which has been
in progress it is pointed on, that the
demand for proper space and facilities
could have been met.
Opportunity for Race.
Opening of the new hospital means
an opportunity for the colorcd race in
Virginia" Mr.. Norfolk stated yesterday
in discussing the situation. Here will
II. an institution set apar; for these
patients where they will he given the
best OF treatment under the direction
of the faculty OF the Medical College
OF Virginia. COMPOSING some OF tho
leading specialists Of tho state and
the South.
1T is also our intcntion to condnc,
in connection with the negro hospital
colored training school for nurses
This will be extended To developing
out among the colorcd population &c
teach the members of the race how &c
better care for their health. their liv.
ing conditions and to teach them tho
value OF hygiene.
Strenuous efforts Will be put forth
to secure the $4,000 in public sub
scriptions within tho next few day.
TO make up the amount necessary Il
complete the two hospitals as phySi
clans from every part OF tho State arc
reported to have already filed nulncr
Gus applications for quarters in the TIVE
institutions for patients.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
RAPHAEL FERRANDiNI TO
BE BURIED TOMORROW
Services Over Hemains OF Aged Citizen
VIII he Held at st. Peters


Funeral services. for Raphael Fer
aspiia %nG a'H Hgh susrt o ei5ele
will be held from ST. Peters Catholic
Church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Burial will be in Mount CAL
vary Cemetery.
Mr.. Fc.-randni was horn At NIorsiE-
lie. in the Island of Corsica. France.
in tho year 1853 He served in the
French army through tho Crimcan War
ana was awarded Distinguished Ser
vice Medal by the French government
in the fall Of 1850 he came TO Rich
mond and in the following April ne
joined the Confederate Army. Serving
through the war in Company *, Sec
ond Nirsinh Regiment. On the occa-
sion OF the Yorktown Centennial, in
1850, Mr. Ferrandini was chief marshal
ana chairman Of the reception COM
mittec which welcomed General Bou-
LANCER and his staff. representing the
frcnch governments TO Richmond.
Mr.. Fcrrandini is survived by three
children; Mrs. 4. NJ Elankenskip, Mrs.
j, ~ B!rchctt and Frank Ferrandini,
all of Richmond; five grandchildren
and one Ercat era Il dchild
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

General Assembly coRvcnes ut IL.
Rfchmond Glorious meets In pnr-
ISL OF ST. Phuis Episcopal Church at
II.
Life Underwriters Association Mt
business Mems Club at 1.
Members OF Womnn'S Club meet
ni {.
Streets Committee meets at City
1tnil mt =.
Automobile Trades Association
meets Mt Richmond Hotel at 6.3O.
l<iwanis Club meets at lluSincxs
Mems Club at B::fO.
Fiunnct Committee meets at City
Hall AT .:30.
Democrat City COMMITTEES meet.
nj Murphy's Hotel at s.
common Council meets at City
Hall at -.
0:m.
Strnnd--"Ln la Lucille at S::O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
MARINES WILL ENTERTAIN
Detachment Of Devil Doggy VIII Give
vaudeville at City
Auditorium

For Men. Only is an entertainment,
wnicn Is scheduled for the City Audi
.oriunl on b"th Wednesday ana Thurs.
day nights Of this week.
smoker VIII be given on both even
ihgs 70 the young men OF Richmond
bS Inc Rowing Marines" a dctacb
ment or NIFTY men Of the United states
aarine Corps, all regular aud talented
vaudeville entertainers.
me COMPANY is modelled after the
many shows that became famous In
the q. r. r. and in the camps al hon,e
during the war The detachment has
q murray band, double quarter. scv-
snappy boxers and two reels Of I'M
usual movies There is also a twenty.
one piece band from Paris Island S
%, included in the lun-makine culIir,-
. men tot "Thc Rowing Marines"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
CoNFlsCATE $4,000 AUTO
Federal Agents Also Arrest John VI
IIowlct. ColOred, and Take
keE OF Liquor.

Seizure and confiscation of $4,000
seven passenger automobile, a key of
moonShinc whisky and arrest Of John
NJ. Hewlett, colorcd. as the owner, was
made late Saturday night by Internal
Revenue Officers working in Jackson
Ward.
Howiett was arrested on :, charge of
violating the Federal prohibition law.
and was corned to the Hcnrico Coun-
~ Jail. lie will be given u hearing
before United States Commi stone r
Melvin Flcgenheimcr this morning in
the office OF Marshal Saunders. The
Internal Revenue, Department is plan
ming to sell the copfiscatcd car at auc-
,ion on March .. officials declared yes
tcrday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
BELIEVE CHANGE NEAR IN
GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND
Popular Irish Peer Said TO Have nccn
Offered Appointment ns
ticerOy.

90; o,''N',' s"i service
IoSDtN. Feb. S.-Therc is increas-
ing evidence that a change in tho roy
ernmcnt Of Ireland is inevitable The
Manchester Guardian makes the state
ii mat u popular Irish peer has
oeen offered the appointment as vic
eroy to succeed NiscouEt french. but
has declined to accept
sir William Southcrlnnd, however, is
SAID 10 have siGniiieI rs Willingness to
accept appointment as chief secretary
10 succeed Ian MACPHERSON.
simultaneous with the withdrawal
by labor of its support Of his Irish
program. the Prcmicrs enemies are
taking advantage of tho situation to
circulate sensational rumo~s. Com
The Premier is credited with tho
intention OF either retiring from Office
70 relieve himself of thickcnins en-
80 ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
RECEIVE WIRELESS SCOUT
MESSAGE FROM NORFOLK
Greetings on Tenth Anniversary Arc
FLASHED Hack and Forth
Across Continent.

Greetings on the tenth anniversary of
Inc Boy scouts flashed through the air
from the Norfolk wireless station were
caught here last nigh. by X. y. Chap
pc!l OF 2ll2 East Clay Street.
stations al New Orleans. San Fran
cisco. Chicago. Norfolk and many other
points dashed forth the greeting yes
tcrday back and forth across the con-
tincnt. The mccGaGc as caught here
reads:
National Council of Boy Scouts Of
America sends greetings on the tenth
anniversary. Send correct copy OF
This message TO headquarters. New
York City, and receive souvenir book
let.
The message was addressed TO all
amateur wireless operators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton writes that
GnIchLnE iirnty Of hsh and resting up.. 4
Wei, wSiS hing rom two 70 three and :, half
S"uthwnrd. assistant postmaster. who has
. .ai,c Mir Thorn'on's place during his alb
}. ". Thu,ston, -. Of 3l35 West Frank
lin Street. WAS arrested Yesterday after
noon on the charge or presenting a bad
Shcck 10 &, l.. I.athrop K Co. as payment
for Il quantity OF sand.
Eiloe 7. Kicker. Sc. 1910 Park Avennc.
relations Court this morning on tho charge
OF cslectinr and refusing to suppor; his
wife ana three small children.
Members q the Lille Underwrit"rs' As
DISCUSS business affairs this afternoon at j
o'clock ~ the business Mems Club Lunch
con viii be served before tho meeting
MrF. tulu L"y"land SHEPARD will speak to-
niEht ~ y O'Clock 10 and women in
IN" calvary BAPTIST church upon The Nor.
tipn Menace and Tuesday at = NJ sh,.
Wi! address women only in tho Y NJ & 4
auditorium upon The Temple Secrets
Epwcrth LcaCuers of Monument Mn,ho-
dust Church are requested by The officers
70 meet at the church tonight not later
Than I IA for the union meeting al TRINITY
Church. $40 - '''"''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
MINISTER DIES HERE
Kew. Bnldwfn Alexander PcndIeton
Passes Away mt stuart Avenue

Arrangements are being made for
the funeral services OF Rev. Baldwin
Minnvillc. Tenn, who died Yesterday
afternoon at 2:20 at his home, 26OI
Stuar; Avenue. lie is survived by one
New York City. BROTHERS and sisters
arc: Webster Icndlcton. OF Fairbanks
Alaska: Frank :. Pendleton. OF Hous-
ton. Tex, and Misses Jessie r., Frances
. and Caroline q. Pcndlcton, OF 26Ol
stuart Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
BURNED IN Gil EXPLOSION
George Williams. Co,Ored. Believed Il
HIVE Been Fatally Injured
Lust Night.

George Williams. colorcd, was seri-
ousiy burned last night at his home.
3o5 East jackson Street. when an oil
stove exploded, causing u fire 10 furni-
ture of 500 damage
w illiams was taken to Virginia Hos
piial where physicians state that his
condition Is near fatal in view OF Sc
vcre shock as we'll as serious burns
making the injured man susceptible to
pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Schools of City Will !,
Reopen This Morning

tichniond's public schools will re-
open again tOdny nfter having been
closed Thursday and Friday of Inst
week because OF weather conditions.
Practically nil of the SHOW which
made walking difficult and wet feet
almost certain, has melted or been
cleared from the Sidewalks.
Many teuchers who have been sick
are now nblc TO DE back on the Job
aEnin, officials declare, and will thus
illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

INTRODUCED and will como before t,s
Is approved by the Finance Committ,.iI
IN ~ time Tor 1T to go before the Conh.
There will also be n meeting ~ ~,
Streeis Committee this afternoon at!
0 0n PIX At which tho regular business
~ 1H IL, tho aocket will come up. The nd
lover Company for 6-cent strairN
IA ho cents Tor transfers and aboIltlo,
the committee at jhe last Council mce =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Fire DESTROYS building

Fa!mcs of unknown origin destroyed
a stable and part of a coal shed al the
Maibry- Martin Coal Yard. Zoo West
Clay street. about o'clock this morn
ing. only quick work by firemcn
saved several horses stabbed In the
burning building. The fire lasted about
twenty minutes and two companies Of
ilrcmcn answered the call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
AUTO DRIVERS ARRESTED
Three Persons Charged With Traffic
Violations viii he Ar
raiEncd rOluy.

Three persons charged with traffic
violations will appear in Police Court
THIS morning. James Bcnjaminc col
orcd, OF Sli IL st. John Street, was ar
rested following an accident at Sixth
and Broad Street Saturday night. when
Edward SamuclS, colorcd, was struck
by an automobile said TO have been
driven by Denjaminc. and slightly
hurt.
Walter Rudd, SIS North First Street.
Will appear on the charge of driving
an automobile in a careless and rock
less manner. w. l.. Jordan. 20, of 3023
speeding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

which the proposed bonds Win Bear Is
ono OF the principal contentious which
the committee will try to settle this
nance to go before the special meet
ing of the Common Council tonight.
Meeting OF the Council was called for
proposed bond Issue and II hot fight IL
predicted over the provisions OF tho
measure.
At the last meeting n resolution les
SeninS the interest which tho bonds
Will bear from 8 to IA per cent was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Stabbed in the leg. Il. Clarence
Street IT, was ' taken to the virEinia I Hosi
pital last night, where it was stated
that his condition was not serious
Brown alleges that he was stabbed in
font Of the HiDpodrome Theater. lie
was first taken to the Richmond Hos
pital. colored hospital In jackson
Ward but was later removed to the
Niryinia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
PHYSICIANS WILL MEET
DIR. james II. Smith to Address tcndem,
OF Medicine and Surgery
Tomorrow Night.

DIR. James VI. Smiths papcr on
'ProGnosis in Rroncho-Pncumonia" will
feature the regular meeting Of the
Richmond Academy of Medicine and
Surgery, on Tuesday night At $40 in
the auditorium of the Chamber OF
Commerce. DR.. Pierce Rucker will also
speak. The president, DR.. j. Garnett
Nelson, will preside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Norman IT. johnson, who has been
touring Nebraska. Illinois and the
Middle West and Central states on the
Thomas Brady Lyceum Circuit, ar
rived in Richmond late Saturday night
for n weeks vacation. Mr. Johnson
has been delivering a series of lectures
on market value trends. and n review
of conditions. He will leave Richmond
next week and take up his lecture
course through New York State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
FELIX MORGAN JONES DIES
Son OF Late Governor OF Tennessee
Expires nj Home on Floyd
Avenue.

Felix Morgan Jones, 10. son OF the
late Governor James c. Jones, of Ten
nessce. died last night at his residence
2o17 Floyd Avenue. Mr.. Jones father
was also United States Senator from
Tennessee.
He is survived by his wife. Leila
Sale Jones; three sons. Felix NJ Jones
Jr.. Robert II. Jones and Jean :. Jones;
one daughter. Jennie Sale Jones and
SIX grandchildren. Funeral arrange
mcntS viii be announced later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Jnne. win Gci IIearInu.

John W. Jones, 70, will appear in
liminary hearing of a number of theft
and houscbreakinE charges in which.
il is alleged by the police. Jones and
his wife led a gang of Juvenile de-
linquents. Police claim to have re-
covered n large quantity OF merchan-
disc. clothing and groceries at the
days ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
WILL ADDRESS ASSEMBLY
General II. G. Marshall. Jr., VIII Spcal
Friday on Universal Military
Training

General r. g. Marshall, Jr.. n native
Of Portsmouth. chief of the construc-
ton divisionI of the United states
Army. will address the General AS
sembly Friday on universal military
service. II was announced last night.
General Marshall Is graduate of Vir-
Slnia Military Institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Dies ON Her birthday.

,,CfIATTANOOCIA. TENN. Feb. s.
former Congressman of tho Third Ten
nessee District and mother OF Comman-
der George Neal. u. S. NJ. and John
r. Neal Jr. professor of law Mt tho
University OF Tennessee, died here to-
day, this being her birthday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
PRESS PRAISES AMERICANS
General Strike OF Vienna Buyer. Fol.
lows when Nent Price Is
Advanced
fBy Associated press. ]

VIENNA, Feb. S.--Ohcial announce
mcnt of the American food parcel plan
Tor the relief of AustrianS has cvokc ID
warm praise in the press. The gov
crnment pledges it's tO-operation in
the plan. announcing that the rationing
of food now in use will not be affected.
general strike OF purchasers was
brought about today when increased
meat prices went into effect. In the
wealthy residential districts there
were few buyers. while in the poorer
sections none was sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
DOLLAR GOES UP TO 5.e7
Spanish Banks Fail TO Quote on oGicin
Posted
SSfS
[By Associated Press. !

by NSSOCldItU I1IVs<S
MADRID. Feb. S.-Dollars which even
some Of the big banks fail to quote on
the official list posted at their en-
frances. had their innings this week.
Legitimate business demands sent
the dollar up to 5.97 Thusrday. 1t de-
clined to $40 on Friday and today how
cred around 5.7f.
In Barcelona, where the demand was
stcadicr. the demand remained firm ut
from $50 TO 5.S5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Child turned in OakInnd.

wilson Snblctt Johanning. fifteen
months of age. took place yesterday
afternoon az o'clock N Lakewood
Cemetery. The baby was thc chilli ~
oscar and Florency Johonning. and
died yesterday morning at 1910 A N
no uied az the home OF HE aunt, Mrs
I,.F. Hardin. 3llf East Marshall street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

FINAL vote by the Kiwanis Club on
inc amendme TO tho bylaws of the
orEanization viii be taken al meet
Ut the Business Mems Club. DR.. Doug
las > Freeman VIII he tho speaker Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
HIKMET BEY SEEKS PEACE
New President of Turkish Senate Say
Powers will Keep
PrOmfSeN.
TBy Associated Press. !

CONSTANTINOPLI1, Feb. S.-IIikmet
Bey. at one time charge daffaires at
Vienna, and more recently Turkish I'm
der Secretary of State, has been elected
president of the Chamber. In his
opening speech hc said:
I'VE have demanded peace on Pres
ident Wilson's principles. and we are
sure the powers now regulating the
promises"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
BOND ISSUE ORDINANCE
MAY UNDERGO CHANGES

Finance Committee to Consider Meus-
ure Tonight before Special
Council Session.
Notices have been sent to members
Of the Council FINANCE Committee of
a special meeting OF that body tonight
at 1880 O'Clock to draft Il substitute
ordinance to take the place Of the one
now before the Council calling for u
S2,000,00O bond issue for the gas works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
salvntionistn to sneak,

Adjutant George Wiggin, formerly In
charge q. tho Salvation Army work
In Richmond. will be at headquarters
at 100 North Seventh Street. tomorrow
night, and viii mako u talk
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1920-07-23
PEOPLES BARBER
SHOP ANOTHER
NEW ENTERPRISE

Messrs. Berry and Walker, two OF
Water Valleys most capable and eff
fcient BARRIERS have open a new bar
Der shop in the building adjoining the
Grand Theatre.
The firm has installed all new
modern, sanitary, up-to-date furni-
ture, fixtures and appliances. They
named their new place "The Peoples
Barber Shop" and it is their desire
to so conduct and manage the shop
that it will truly be the peoples shop
Fine bath rooms with both tub and
in the rear of the spacious building
spray equipment have been arranged
even a convenient and comfortable
shoe shine stand has been provided
In fact the shop is the best, most COM
Portable and complete to be found in
this entire section.
The proprietors are both capable
and deserving young men and we pre-
dict a successful career for their new
business enterprise.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1920-07-23
TRYING TO EVADE
FORMER ATTITUDE

Ii an editorial in the Houston
Times Post this week commenting on
Sisson's ridiculous position on Rota-
ton in Office, that paper says:
"Just as Sisson is trying to evade
a Showdown of his inexcusable blum
der on his Berger vote, so is he trying
to evade having the people reminded
Of his former position on Rotation.
His situation is absolutely indefensi-
Bile and cannot be evaded. However,
it does look very much like he is going
to evade being reelected to Congress
this time.
"The reason is not only Sisson's in
consistency in office but because there
is a sple "a man against him who
he peop can trust--Jeff BusDy,
t,,.s faao more men in politics like
j 3%AsAs polis1.-a .ss.ssi f'ss.' ". =
higher plane and the business OF the
government would be carried out in
proper manner. In JEFF Busby the
people this time have the opportunity
to cast their ballots for as fine and
able a man as ever wore shoe leather
he stands high in his profession as n
lawyer, as farsighted and thorough
business man, is honest steadfast and
always true. The people of the
Fourth Congressional District cannot
go wrong in electing man who is all
that can be desired as the highest
tvpe of American Manhood today
for such, undoubtedly, is Hon. jeff
Busby. ."-Advertisement.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1920-07-23
SHORT COURSE AT
OAKLAND NEXT WEEK

The biggest Short Course ever held
in the county will be held at Oakland
beginning at 500 o'clock on morn
ing Of July 9th, and ending on July
goth.
Every girl and lady in the county
who possibly can, is urged to attend
as many days of this course as they
can.
Cars will leave Water Valley and
Coffeeville at p. m. on July 21th'
and return for you on July 3Oth'
The expenses for the whole time at
the Dormitory will not exceed s2'oo'
1t is hoped that it will not be more
than $3.50 for the whole time.
We will go to the Auction Sale al
Pine Crest Hog Farm one afternoon
Mr.. R. H. Pate will lecture one night
and there will also be lecture and a
spelling match on another night
There will be lessons through the day
on sewing, cooking, dairying, house
hold arts, canning, etc.
You can't afford to miss this-be
sure to come.
LILLIAN B. DORRIs, Co. Agt.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1920-07-23
REV. WALKER WILL
PREACH SUNDAY
Former Pastor Will Preach in
The Baptist Church Sunday
Forenoon and Night--Large
Crowds Expected Out to
Hear Him.

-
Rev. A. A Walker, pastor Of one OF
the leading Baptist churches of Little
Rock, Ark. and former pastor OF
the Baptist church of this city, will
preach in the Baptist Church at Wat
er Valley on Sunday, July 25, in the
forenoon and at night.
The Baptist people are expecting
large crowds at both services Sunday
to hear and greet their former be.
loved pastor. Rev. Walker is pow.
er and when pastor here the large
spacious church auditorium was al.
ways filled by vast audiences anxious
to hear his excellent sermons. His
many friends are delighted to know
that he is coming Sunday and the
large church will be packed to full
capacity to hear him. If you want 8
seat you better come early.