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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

most Chinese cities, are wide and straight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

The merest whim of the amir of Af- ghanistan is absolute law to his mil lions of subjects.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
The NINTH CHIEF JUSTICE,

In the line of Chief Justices of
inc United States Supreme Court
former President William Howard
Taft will be the ninth since 1889. II
Is an illustriouS company to which
he is promoted.
John Jay. of New York. appoint
cd Chief Justice by Washington,
served only six years. John Rut-
ledge had been an Associate JUS
lice for two years and had retired
from the Federal bench to become
Chief Justice of South Carolina four
years before his appointment in
i|95 TO be Chief Justice of the Su-
Preme Court, but his appointment
because of the loss of his reason.
was not confirmed. Oliver Ellsworth
OF Connecticut. served only four
years. John Marshall, of Virginia,
next In order, was Chief Justice
lor thlrty-four years, an unequallcd
record in any court, and Roger B.
'Ianey, of Maryland, his successor.
for twenty-cight. Between them.
Marshall and fancy, presided over
the Supreme Court for almost two
thirds of u century.
Salmon p. Chase. appointed by
Lincoln in 1864, died in 1873. Nor
rlson r. Waite, Of Ohio. was Chief
Justice for fourteen years, and Mel
vile W. Fuller, of Illinois, twenty
two years. third in length of service
1t was Mr.. Taft, who now sue
ceeds him in the Office, thai Edward
ID. White, of Louisiana, in 1910 was
made Chief Justice. In crcditins
Mr.. Taft to Connecticut, President
Harding deprives Ohio of the hon
or OF furnishing three Chief Jus
tlces out of nine and confers on
Cnnecticut the distinction of equal
ling Ohio's record.
Upon the new dignity To which
ne now has attained Mr.. Taft enters
after long public career that has
earned him universal respect and
confidence.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
FATAL DISASTER At MOUNDSvlLLE.

Five persons are known to be
dead and nearly fifty were hurt,
more or less seriously, when a big
Martin bombing plane fell at Lang
in field Sunday afternoon at 3 O.
clock. plowing into line of auto
mobiles in which spectators were
watching the take-oif of the big
plane. The tanks of the autono-
bIics exploded, setting The machines
on fire and causing large loss
OF life. The dead:
Mrs. George Long, 65 wears old,
Moundsvillc, W. Va, neck broken
by propeller Of plane. and bod,
burned 10 crisp. Fred Edge. 35, of
Hound Bottom, w. Va, married
Carl Pcttitt, IL, MoundSvillc, W. Va,
'halph HartZcll, II, Moundsvillc, W.
Va. Unidentified body, apparently
foreign child, s or 8 years old, in
the +. +. Grisell morguc.
Officers from McCook field. Day-
ton. Ohio and Boiling Field, Wash.
'nston, were ordered by the air ser.
vice to 80 at once to MoundSvillt
to investigate the accident.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
LoMH hwHBoe

times. three wives having preceded
him to the grave. The fourth is an
invalid who is making her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Young. Of
trday. PocahontaS county. He is
the father Of five children. three of
whom died some years ago. Mr..
Ruckman had for some time made
his home with his son, o. ID. Ruck-
man, OF Clintonville and though he
was very old his health was very
good till he was taken sick. lie
was consistent and faithful men-
ber OF the Baptist Church for fifty
years. A few years ago his hear
ing got bad and when he could
not enjoy the Church services he
spent most of his time reading his
Bible and other good books. As a
man and Christian he was re-
Spected by every one who knew
him lie wore a smile and had a
pleasant word for all, so we have
every reason to believe he was
ready and waiting for his summons
when 1t came. Hc bore his suffer-
ing without complaint being will
ing to submit to Gods will. 1t
seems hard TO give him up after
being with us so many years, but
God is just and we know that he
doeth all things well. so we feel that
our loss is his eternal gain and all
that IS left for us is to prepare TO
meet him where parting is no more.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Barnett after which he was
tcnderly laid to rest i'm the new
Oud Fellows cemetery at Clinton
VILE to await the Resurrection when
| nc VIII come 10 meet the Lord in
the glory of that great day. \
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
SlXTY-THREE STILLS IN JUNE.

Of the 63 stills coniiScatcd by
State Prohibition Officers and c0un-
~ officers during June. only eight
were found in Mcdowell county
But
The actual mooaShlnc manufac-
turing capacity ot these eight stills
aggregate 465 gallons.
kanawha county had a comfort
able lead over the rest of the State
as f&r as the number of stills went.
The officers reported that % Of the
confiscations were made in Kan
awha. The capacity Of these stills,
however, ranged between 4 and 60
gallons, for an aggregate of 2l7
gallons.
During the month 1872 persons
were arrested for violations of the
Prohibition law and 817 quarts of
whiskey, As pints of whiSkey. two
gallons of cold beer" AIS gallons
of pickhandle, 6,943 gallons Of mash
and 25 barrels Of mash were con-
tiscated. OF the stills found 7 were
in Grccnbrier.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
BUY A BOND MOVEMENT,

citizens Of the State are called
pom by Governor Morgan and The
Pate Road Commission TO help
PNIi West Virginia out of The
fud. The call is in the form of an
Fptal to investors for the 10000
7" road bonds, authorized by the
piers III the last general election,
p HE construction and main
f2ancc Of a state system of high
|'A>.
Ihr bonds have been delivered
State officials from the cngrav-
g. and bear date Of issue Of July
| u. lhcy are Of two characters,
fH'H'rrcd or coupon bonds. All
Far interest Of ) per cent and are
fru'd III denominations Of 500,
foo' 1000: $4,000 and $1,000.
'''r'Nl IS payable Scni-annually.
WI attractive feature Of these
[0'S Is that all are cXcmptcd
o." federal, State. County. District
| municipal taxation. Retirement
DC S"rially, continuing until
ny |. 1916.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
FROM AUTO LICENSE,

The State Road Commission in
It's report to July Isl states thai
owners. dealers and operators of
automobiles and motorcycles paid
into the Treasury of the State of
West Virginia Il total OF S1,175,365.
GG during the fiscal year ending
July 1st.
Returns from license plates pro-
duced nearly 80 per cent of tine
grand total. The department show
Ing collections amounting to $926.-
427.43 in this connection. Licenses
FOR the operation Of commercial
cars, which include trucks. etc,
showed receipts Of S192,S73.15.
Dealers in automobiles paid S33,-
217.26 for their privilege; MOTOR
cycle licenses brought in resources
Of S6,%25.5O while dealers in these
cycles were assessed a sum Of S132.-
90. There is balance i'm the
Treasury Of $l,341 ,997.92. which is
S3OS.763.Sl more than The balance
ut this time last year.
During the past year report said
the State had received from the
United States Government total of
SI27 ,47l.SO for federal aid road.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
STRANGE FATALITY.

J. j. hltciln, Il Mcdowell county,
FARMER, was killed near lager Fri
day, July lst. by Norfolk and Wc>I-
erh passenger train no. 0, under
most peculiar circumstances. Mr..
hltchIn was riding his horse which
bccamr excited by the approaching
'rain and threw lis rider from The
SaddIr. Mr.. kitchin's head struck
,ii" rail' rendering him unconscious
ne traln was backing up to lager
station and before Mr.. Kilcbin'y
D"dN was nCtiCcd stretched ncrosy
me rhl!. 'hc train ran over him.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
COVIx6T0N YOUTH KILLED.

Edward Tyree, the 17-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyree, of
Oak Street, Covington, Va, was lit
orally cut to pieces Tuesday after
non as he attempted to hop an east
bound freight train in front of the
passenger station.
According to eycwitnesses Of the
accident, young Tyree caught the
handle on the car of the train, but
missed his footing and was thrown
under the wheels of the train, his
leg being cut off and then he man
aged to pull up but was caught be
tween the train and cement walk
and was struck in the head and then
dragged under the wheels of the
fast moving train, his body being
badly cut up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrcc lost another
son three years ago when the mid
die son, there being three in the
family Was drowned in Jackson's
river
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
BANK BANDITS BAGGEB,

Three of the six bandits who rob-
bed the State Bank of Clearing in
Chicago Of $4,000 Saturday the 9th
were captured two hours later by
Il shotgun squad of detectives after
Il mad automobile race of twenty
miles along the drainage canal. Part
loi the money was recovered.
AS the bandit car sped through
Lamont, ILL.,, with detectives in close
pursuit. the robbers, seeing capture
near. tossed bundles of bills to chill
drcn playing along the highway.
The children, picking up the money
prevented the detectives using their
guns and forced them TO slow down
After increasing their lead, the
robbers lcapcd from their machine
and scattered. One was captured
III the basement Of Il house. Another
surrendered in cornIieId after an
exchange Of shots, while a third
was found in Il house occupied by
Michael O'Connor.
The robbers drove up to the bank
IN large automobile shortly after
noon. Five entered the bank and
with drawn pistols, forced three
band employees and three dcpositors
INTO vault. Then they gathered
up Si3.0O0 in currency and ST 500
III Liberty bonds, overlooking S13,-
o0O more in cash. which was i'm the
cashiers cage. and escaped in the
waiting car.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
SON KILLS HIS FATHER,

a man by the name Of Harvey
Lewis, living near CliTtop, was
SHOT and killed by his 10 year old
son, Arval last Friday. while max
ing an assault ON his wife. II is
said that Lewis was making liquor
III The house and when his wife
protested, h cdrovc her and the 9th
rr members of the family from
home. When she and The bov re-
turned later the husband attacked
hcr, and to save his mother from
harm her son picked up a shotgun
and fired it at his father. The
charge struck the man in the breast
causing instant death.
Hhcrlfi Conlcy had been notified
'ha' Lewis was making liquor and
was on The way to CIilftop 10 ar
rest lewis when the shooting oc-
cured. The boy is out on bond TO
answer any indictment the grand
Jury may render against him.--Eoy.
cite JOHrnaI.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
STILL FIGHTING MARTIAL IAW.

Efforts Of The United Mine Work.
crS OF America 10 fight Governor
Mor@an's martial law for Minco
county 10 the last ditch" where
partllilN successful when Harold
houston, counsel for The union. OBJ
tained from the Supreme Court of
ApPealS an order to show cause
why writ of habcaS corpus should
not De issued against Major Thomas
IT, Davis, acting Adjutant General
ana The other officers enforcing the
"ovcrnor's edit, to release from
custody The eleven union officials
arrested on the charge of assembly
IN a raid at Williamson Friday af
tcrnon The 9Th.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
NUMBER q
TRAINING SCHOOL DESIGNATED.

Normal training high schools. as
provided by the last Legislature,
were established by the State Board
of Education at the following addi-
tional places:
Beckley. Bridgeport, Harrison,
county: Point Pleasant, Mason coun-
ty; East bank, Pocahontas county;
,ro. Ritchie county and Burch.
Ravenswood. Jackson county; Car
Mingo county.
The Board approved the ten nor
NAL training high schools which
have heretofore received State aid.
Normal training departments will
be continued at each for at least
another year, They are as follows:
Summersville, Clay Court House.
Sutton, Braxton county; Middle
bourne. Tyler county: Hinton;
Spencer, Roanc county; kingwood,
Preston county: Webster Springs.
Mount Hope; Parsons, Tucker coun-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
BURGLAR MADE BIG HAUL.

On Saturday afternoon, the 2nd.
Iurtis Wady. Il colored boy Is years
old, who some time ago escaped
from the reform school. broke into
inc house of John Davis, a Fort
Spring colored man, and stole saga
and gold watch. As soon rs The
purSlarE was reported to Consta-
pic td Houchins he wired to a C..
x .. special agent at Huntington
10 look out for Waddy, who on ar
riVing at Huntington was taken in
10 custody by Special Agent H.. NJ.
phiiilps, who brought him to Fort
spring on Monday afternoon. He
was taken before Justice Fink, VINO
committed him TO Jail at Lcwisburn
TO await the action Of the grand
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
PERSHING CHlEE OF SIAEE.

General John J. Pcrshing became
'hlcf OF Siair OF The United States
army, relieving Major General
irNton t.. March. who was given
leave OF absence effective until his
retirement from active service in
November. 1t was the first assign
ment to definite duty given the
General since he rclinquished COM
mand OF the American Expedition
AIRY Force in France. Major Gem
cral James &. Harbord, who was
ms principal assistant in France,
Is ms assistant in the new office.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
START BUDGET SYSTEM.

nrw fiscal year was started
,hr United States government
,iul> l>t. With it's inception
{Dv,rnlrrnt officers were authorize
1 10 begin expenditures of more
,r $500. 900 900. That sum does
n, include some continuing appro-
ri,,ions and authorizations for the
:, of unexpected balances of past
,propriationS which are hard to
k,ima,c and takes no cogniZancc of
joncvs made available to meet de-
ricncies which aggregate S275,-
bO. 900
With the start of the new fiscal
par the budget system came into
Seal operation. 1t was formally
stituted July 1st with the swear
in of the Budget Officers.
Gen. Charles &. Dawes, director
the Budget, took the oath of Of
re-. but he was in full stride before
ftuaIly being sworn in.
Of the appropriations available
|pw. General Dawes intends to
(Nc - per cent, or nearly $780,
O.ao0. That is his goal, and he
,> sci it as the mark for every
bvernment department and office.
hc burgct chief pledged saving
! at least one fourth of his own an
fnpriation to begin.
The government starts the fiscal
4 tar with cash balance in the
ercral fund of the treasury of ap-
FoNimatcly half a billion dollars.
thrr expenditures will have to be
ct from the receipts Of the year
IaAcs customes and otherwise.
III The fiscal year just closed with
il one day missing. the treasury
ps ordinary receipts of $5,650,-
$500 and ordinary disbursements
ere S5.048,36S, 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
.ECCLES MAN CLUBBED.

Charles Mcrilow, of Ecclcs. was
clubbed 10 death Thursday night
by an Enslishman named John
Dixon. II is reported that The men
or especially Mcrilow was drinking
and that Dixon had lost $50 i'm
cash which he accused Mcrilow of
having in his possession. He ap-
proachcd the latter, who was lyinp
on q bed and stalled that he would
hr gwen thirty minutes to deliver
ihc cash. Later he seized shot
gun and began beating him over The
face. He started to leave the house
but concluded TO give his victim
another round so he seized The gun
and again numerically beat Mcri-
lows face almost 10 Il pulp. Hc
left the building and told an officer
what had happened. Mcrilow was
Stared to Il hospital but died before
he arrived. Raicigh Heruid.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
BOOTHS STATUE REMOVED.

~ monument erected at Troy,
Alabama, shortly after the close of
the civil war to the memory Of John
Wilkes Booth, slayer of Abraham
Lincoln, has been removed from
sight. A controversy has been wag-
ca over the monument for 80 years.
The monument was bought in the
sixties by Policeman Pink Garter.
who attempted to erect it on court
house square. His plan was defeat
"d and he raised the shaft in his
own yard. where ii remained until
Wednesday,.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
HELD ON BlGAMY CHARGE,

Jas y. Moore. giving his address
as Kansas. and Florence Redman,
OF Faycttc county, were married
in the Court House park here Sat
urday last. A few hours later a
warrant was sworn out for the
groom on the charge of bigamy by
Mrs. Halle (Dolan) Moore, of Rom
ccvertc, who alleged she was mar
ricd to Moore July IS, 1920. The
first Mrs. Moore now resides with
her sister in Hinton. But little is
known Of Moore. He is said to be
a war veteran. He is in Jail here
unable TO furnish bond.Hinfon Ind
Herald.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
SIGNS TO Be TORN DOWN.

County Road Commissioners thru
|l West Virginia have received
fdcrS TO tear away all the old sign
Fard>. notices and advertisements
fat heretofore have been a familiar
|sht along the State and County
badS.
TIE new roads act provides for
uniform sign system for all State
fd county roads. The counties
f. to erect and maintain the sign
Stem and they will also be made
designate each Of the county,
frtrici roads by a separate name.
lhd as far as practicable. give the
Fnnbcr or name TO such road in
hch of the districts through which
T. icndS.
'c act also provides that: "Any
fr>on who in any manner aiIixeS
f'y advertisement, sign, notice or
ny other written or printed mailer
her than such notices in the nee
fsary pursuit of the law, on or TO
stone. tree, fence, stump, pole
fn!dlnS or other structure, which
/ III or upon the right of way OF
| ny road or public highway. shall
guilty of Il misdemeanor, and on
pnV'ctlon thereof, shall be punish
by a line of not less than So and
"' more than 500. The commits
on IS empowered TO remove any
Ich signs that have been placed
p"n any road taken over by il for
DnH'ruction or maintenance"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
STARVED HIMSELF 70 DEATH,

I"nN Grandisccn, one of the
trlo who last March one night held
UP a lumber camp in pocahonlas
rnuntN' r0Dbln2 the men there and
klilin@ Russian who resisted.
ulcd al the State Prison at Mounds
vile on Tuesday, having refused to
ca! after being taken there on June
zo'l' 10 serve life sentence on his
plca OF guilty. He was the first
munger striker at the prison and al
thouSh Ted forcibIy by the prison
authorities continued to become
weaker until dcash came TO his re-
lease.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
NO TIME FOR BONUS NOW,

win warming that there is
ave danger Of an immediate gov
"W'nl deficit. Secretary Melton
,'" =" congress 10 defer any action
..'j, we soldier bonus bill.
n!S IS no time 10 impose scv-
'i., ~ buttons Of dollars Of ncw liza
',''> on an already ovcrburdcn-
" ''SurN,' the Secretary said 10
~, ,,''3r frrcIinghuyScn. The bill
II. 'rcahN passed the House and
r' "un letter was in response TO
guest from Senator Frclinghuy-
Wv Il statement Of The financial
~'''ohS which The bill would
~" upon HE government.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
WIN. H0RHSBY FOUND GuIlTY,

William Elornsby, former State
lrohIbition officer, charged with
me murder Of Gerald ID. MalmoIm,
SCUM Side Justice of the Peace. in
ms room at 707 Virginia Street.
charleston, December 30. 1920.
was found guilty Of murder in HE
second degree by Il jury in the IA
na"ha intermediate Court before
Juo2r Henry X. Black late Saturday.
n'i'rnoon. The jury was out onlv
five minutes.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
IDLE SHIPS IN A SINGLE HARBOR,

-Four hundred million dollars
worm OF merchant ships, go in
number, ride idly at anchor in
James River al Newport News. Va.
swinging with the tide and rising
and falling with The gentle swell
OF he sheltered and Iandlockcd
harbor. This is only ono of The in
dnT,rln' and commercial dcprcs-
sion 'hat al'licts the United States.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15

Ninr-Ncar-Old Anna Cunningham
fell oil a station platform in front
Of an elevated train in Brookly1,
TUESDAY. In falling, she missed
In" approaching cars, dropped be-
tween The rim Of the platform and
HE track. glanced off an electric
reed wire and landed on The street
pavement 80 feet below. She cried
rs a policeman picked her up. Ply
SicianS found her only injuries
were three broken teeth and some
scratches.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
JUSTICE SHOT,

n. ]. Cook, Justice of The Peace
al Matoaka, Mercer county. was
Shot times and seriously wounded
ny Pete DardiSh, Russian, on the
ON at MaiOakn. DardiSh was killed
oN iuihcr Basham. town policeman
after Il running battle in which a
score Of shots were fired
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
CHARGED WITH RlfLlNG MAILS,

Geo. Wilson, Floyd Jones. Ed
Wood, and Bobcri. Woody. all col
orcd. were captured at Roanoke. Va
by federal officers, being wanted
for entering thc White Sulphur dc
pot and on The night of May 22d
and rifiing Two mail sacks Of valu-
able mail, Wilson pleads inno-
CcrcC. The diners confessed
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15

Jniln a. Boone, Of Bccklcy. was
me flrSt purchaser Of the new State
hoad honds authorized by ihc last
Legislature. The first block was
So'd Saturday to Mr.. Boone bv
Treasurer Johnson and amounted
I" Soo'OoO, all Of which were paid
for in cash.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-11
Egypt--PaIestine.
Cincinnati Enquirer. ]

J
 Change is an memorable law of the universe All pfesslons are as Infinite the atoms of matter
 Egypt, land of the Hyksos the Pbaraobs tbo Mahdis, cradle of Moses daughter of tha sluoboro,s Nlle stands today, and modern demandino solf determination! ''
 Lord Miners report to Parliament on the E;gvn pah question, submitted d few days aeo uroo. th at negotiations looking to Egyptian independence be ot once entered upon by the British Government He strongly recommends this action, safeguarded bv npc 9"y reservations for the security of British inter ests, in order that serious and dangerous, cornIi lions may be avoided p
 Did the ancient Sphinx dream this dream in the days tof Remeses? Who knows? In any o,ar4 i. f Ee opinion of the former Colonial Secratar,, tbaI the spirit or Nationalist Egypt cannot be exneuish e"' anu the attempt to govern the country in tnc teeth ot hostile people is a difficult and diearao tul task" ''' anu oiS5race-
 So tradition and romance pass with veilod fo. rom the stage The crude Present rules with the HeVltapie lnsolence of dispassionate Fatc
 A'u now PHIestne-and Jerusalem is Palestine casts aside her sacrosanct robes to parade Iiflo q eourtean, in the saturnalia of nations,
 we change The promoter coyets TerisaIor, or.l jerusalem will be his! The British Governor If thn t,E Is Hshtlng to preserve the Holy Places from lne Sordld and irreVerent, but he will fail in lie "hht It is proposed to build a trolley line uI, to the Mount oi Olives. and up AIerrygoro,n nd ln ne'nenem to exploit Gethsemane for profit to H"he % or Calvary show place for The curious,
 Aiready Jazz resounds where once the harn or me Minstrel King soothed his chasteped so1I tt motor-horn croaks where once the silvar tr,,l 5feeied the day from the Temple towers while tbo hoiy SepulchFe may be reached by bIfs and ,te hhnhcance defined through the raucous neoanhi,a 'i a hired guide! p''''''