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tws. Foul ball. Ball three. Pipr
famed, swinging and Ruth was doubled
stealing, Snyder to Bancroft. No runs
| hit, no errors.
Nehf, for the first time, started tt
wObble on Pipp when he went tC
three and two The Yanks tried
the hit and run when Pipp famed but
Ruth was easily caught going tc
second.
Giants-Meusel up. Strike one
called. Meusel out, Scott to Pipp
Young up. Ball one. Ball two. Strik,
one, called. Strike two, foul ball. Bal
three. Young famed, the third strike
being called. Kelly up. Kelly singled
to left on the first ball pitched. 1t was
fast drive past Dugan. Stengel up
Stengel popped to Ward. No runs, hit
no errors.
Bush was still nervous and had
trouble with his curve ball. He tight
ened however, after Kelly's single and
made Stengel bite on a bad ball fol
an easy out.
FIFTH INNING
Yanks-Meusel up. Strike one. Bal
one. Meusel singled to Bancroft. II
was a hard chance which the Giant
shortstop did well in stopping. Schang
up. Sehang sacrificed, Nehf to Kelly
on the, first ball. Ward up. Ball one
Strike one, foul ball. Ball two Ball
three. Ward walked. 1t was the first
pass of the game. Scott up. Ball one
Strike one, called. Scott lined to q
double play, Young to Frisch. No runs
! hit, no errors.
Scott IS hit looked like sure single
but Young cut it down with beautiful
shoestring catch and doubled Meusel
by 20 yards.
Giants Snyder up. Strike one
called Snyder out, Scott to Pipp.
Scott threw high to first and Pipp had
to leap for it. Nehf up. Strike one
called. Strike two, swung. Ball one
Foul ball, Nehf popped to Ward. Ban
croft up. Strike one, foul ball. Strike
two. called Foul balls Ball one. Foul
ball Nehf popped to Ward. Bancroft
up. Strike one, foul ball. strike two,
called Foul ball. Ball one. Foul ball.
Ball two. Bancroft out, Scott to Pipp.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Bush was getting better. lie had
the Giants hitting at bad balls and go
in gout on easy chances.
SIXTH INNING
Yanks-Bush up. Strike one, called,
Ball one. Ball two. Strike two, foul
ball. Bush out, Bancroft to Kelly.
Bancroft made a beautiful stop of a
hard drive. Witt up, Foul ball, strike
one. Witt was safe when Mcusel muffed
his flv. 1t was hard chance and it
went for triple. Mepsel ran after
the bali clear over to. the foul line
and barely got his hands on il. Dugan
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WHAT'S DOING

Christian Science meeting at
Woman's Clubhouse, Seventh and
Olive, tonight.
Sunday School cabinet nesting
at State Street Christian Church,
tonight.
Prayer meeting at Methodist
Church, tonight.
Lantana farm center meets to-
night.
Guy Bates Post i'll The Masquer-
ader'' at Palace Airdome tonight
and tomorrow.
Chamber Of Commerce dinner at
Oregon Hotel.
PyLhian Thimble Club at Pyth-
ian Hall at p. NJ. tomorr>Ny
Formal opening of Ten Thousand
Club for season ar new Clubhouse
tomorrow afternoon.
Prayer service at Presbyterian
Church tonight.
Prayer meeting at Baptist Church
tonight.
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Uaite1 Press Leased Wire


CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 4.-Secret
diplomacy Of the Old World school was
employed ut the little Marmora Sea
port city Of Mudania today in an effort
TO avert a great religious war in the
Near East.
Allies and Turks resumed their pre-
liminary peace parley on arrival Of
Greek delegates, whose absence yester.
day caused postponement Of the con.
ference. e
tn world press, which since Versail.
les has had access to every epoch max.
ing conference Of Europe was barred
Such news as was available was given
out through official channels at Con-
stantinople. d g
The conferees at Mudania were re-
ported to be already deadlocked over
the question of mutual evacuation Of
the neutral zone around the straits.
Mustapha Kemal, it was understood,
has proposed that his troops will quit
the neutral zone in exchange for Brit
ish evacuation Of Chanak.
General Harrington, for the British
government, was expected to refuse
this reported offer.
Overshadowing this dispute, however,
was the all-important question of dis
position of Thrace. At today's ses-
sion, it was reported this matter would
be first taken up.
The Greeks will refuse to evacuate
Thrace, it is understood. Greece is ex-
peeted to prove adamant on this point
and to present stumbling block to
peaceful procedure of negotiations at
Mudania. The Ottoman commander
armistice conditions. The present par
ley is designed merely to effect armis-
tiee conditions. The entire success of
the secret conference apparently hinges
on this point.
Britain, it was understood here,
would agree to immediate evacuation
Of What formerly was Turkey in
Europe" until the Angora government
replies to the allied peace note request
ing showdown. This reply should
be received today or tomorrow. But
nothing definitely is known. Cores
pondents in Constantinople have once
more been forbidden to attempt to
proceed to the seat Of the conference.
Whatever develops at Mudania may be
made public only through official
channels here.
LONDON, Oct. 4.--Greece has called
up for possible resumption of war, the
military classes Of 1917 and 1913 and
has instructed her delegates to Mu-
dania to reject any proposal for evac-
uation Of Thrace, according to news
agency dispatch from Athens today.
The new Greek generalissmo, Nider,
departed for Thrace this morning, ac-
cording to n United Press dispatch di-
rect from the Greek capital.
Indications are that the Greeks will
once more wage war against the Turks
unless permitted TO retain possessions
in the Thrace basin east Of the Martha
river.
In . letter to the Times today, Ven
izelos protests against TIE proposed
handing over of Eastern Thrace to the
Turks. VI !.
The. allied commanders have called
Gyeece's attention TO tho importance Of
restraining her troops xrol clashing
with the Turks. They have received
d protest from Mustapha Kemal to the
effect that Greeks in rhrace are piilag-
ing and bafaiae
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Umpe-Klem Mccormick second;
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ASK FEDERAL AID
FOR OFFICERS IN
MEXICAN PRISON
Three Men Held on Charge
of kidnapping Alquin
Safe in Juarez

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4..-Senator
Sheppard, Texas, today asked the
state department to take steps in
suring the safety of three Ameri-
cans held iii JuareS, Mex, follow
ing an attempt to kidnap a man
wanted for murder in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-04

Ell PASO, re2as, Oct. 4,-Three
Americans held at Juarez, Mex, fol
lowing an alleged attempt to smugg!e
a California criminal across the inter
national boundary were expected to be
allowed to make bond today.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Missing Heiress and
Companion Reported
Arrested in Texas

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, May IL
A report that Opal Rexroat, missing
Ardmore, Okla, heiress, and Ludie
Kinney were located on q ranch in
the Jemez country, about 40 miles
north, of Albuquerque, proved to be
untrue tonight when Louis Beach,
special officer for the Santa Fe Rail
road here, received a message from
officials at Houston, Tex, that the
couple had been apprehended there.
The information regarding the ar
rest of the couple was received to-
night after Deputy Sheriff Charles
Banghart Of Bernalillo county, Spe-
cial officer Beach and w. T. ReXroat,
said to be a wealthy oil operator Of
Ardmore, father of the girl, had re-
turned from the Jemez country.
Joe Cosby, said to be a relative of
Kinney, is being held in the county
jail According to Deputy Sheriff
Banghart, when arrested he had on
his person mortgages totalling $27,-
500, made out to him by Miss Rex
roat. Deputy Sheriff Bob Short of
Ardmore, who came here when it
was reported that Miss Rexroat and
Kinney were in this vicinity, viii
take Cosby back to Ardmore. &C
cording to information received here
by officials from Ardmore, Cosby is
accused of being implicated in the
plot for Miss Rexroat and Kinney
to escape.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Challenger Beaten
by Schaefer in End
Block of Title Game

CHICAGO, May 17-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-"Young Jake" Schaef-
err, worlds 1872 balk line billiard cham
pion, tonight defeated Welker Coch-
ran, 500 to 49S, in the second block
of their 1900 point championship
match. Schaefer leads the challenger
1000 to 919. The final block will be
played tomorrow night.
Schaefer ran out in II innings, with
an unfinished run of four.
Neither man seemed able to amass
a large count early. as they both kept
the balls well apart at every miss.
Cochran, however, did get them to-
gether toward the end and gathered
high run of 159.
The score of the second block b.
innings follows:
Cochran AL: 4, Al. 0, so, 0, 0, !
Is, %, 40, 80, 0, So, 159-919.
Schaefer 500: 16, 0, 10, 80, 79, 2, D..
rs. as, 81, IT, 60, So, 9. 1000.
Score of tonight's game; Schaefer
500, Cochran 49S. Average for night:
Schaefer S5, Cochran S5 Al.
Average for both nights: Schaefer
80, Cochran 81 1929.
High run for night: Schaefar 81
Cochran 159.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Boxing PROGRAM Is
Rnin0 ARRANGED as
Holiday Attraction

Bisbee fans will have the chance
OF witnessing on Memorial Day, Ma,
30, the first boxing program staged
here in more than a year, if plans of
several local boxing enthusiasts go
through. 1t is planned to stage the
matches in the Grand theatre.
Red" Milburn will appear in the
main event with an opponent to be
chosen soon. "Red's" father is pro-
noting the card, mainly for the rea-
son that local fans have not had the
chance to see ,"Red" in action since
he started up the ladder of fistic fame
A semi-final will probably be ar
ranged with Eustace Crouch in one
corner. Crouch has issued a chal-
lenge to any man OF his weight in the
district. Several other matches will
also be arranged
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
DENP SEY MAY
GIVE WILLS Or
WILLARD CHANGE
Richard Will Give Champion
Opportunity to Sign Up
For Title Bout

SEW YORK, May 17.-Jack Demp-
sey. heavyweight champion of the
world, homeward bound from Europe,
will be afforded an opportunity to
sign for a title bout almost as soon as
he arrives.
He will be met, in all probability
by Promoter Tex Richard in person,
and viii be asked at once to meet
during July or September. In case
Dempsey demurs, Richard will ask the
champion TO, name an opponent whom
he would face either on July 4 or La
Dor Day.
If the title holder is in a mood for
negotiations and does not ask eXorbi-
tant figures for his services, it may be
that arrangements can be made for a
championship botu before he leaves
for his Pacific coast home. Richard
is DESTROYS of staging another heavy
weight contest during the coming sum-
mer, and while he is not prepared to
hid as high for Dempsey's services as
he did in the bout for Geores Cgarpen-
tier last year, he stated today that the
champion could have a contest if wis
ing to box for q purse or percentage in
keeping with present financial condi-
tions.
If Demnsey elects to box Wills, the
bout will be held in or near Montreal.
Que, on July l, which is Dominion
Day in Canada A meeting with Will
lard would REQUIRE more time TO ar
range and would not be staged until
on or about Labor Dav in Jersey CITY,
A Montreal bout would probably be for
Is rounds to a decision. while a Jer-
sey contest would be for II rounds
without a decision, to conform with
the state law
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Athletes 3: whit. sox I

PHILADELPHIA, May H. Title
Walkers home run drive, SCORING
Johnston ahead of him broke up the
pitching duel today between Faber
and Heimach in the thirteenth innin~
and gave Philadelphia its fourth
straight victory. to l. Heimaeh. ?
recruit from the Moline club of the
Three Eye League. held the White
Sox to eight scattered hits. F'aber
famed Is of the Athletics.
Score: RIFF
Chicago 600 600 100 600 OIL 6 q
Phila. 49,. 900 OO1 900 900 2A3r10. Z
Batteries: Faber and Schalk; Hei-
mach and Perkins.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
BROWNS lose
To BOSTON IN
LAST INNINGS
Athletics Win Their Fourth
Straight Victory; Indians
Go Down to Yankees

BOSTON. May 1.-Two errors by
McManus on routine grounds by Lie
bold and Menosky, pass to Pratt
which filled the bases, Smiths single
to left which scored two runs, a per-
feet bunt by Dugan which filled the
bases again, and sacrifice flys to LEFT
by Burns and Foster, gave Boston four
runs in the ninth inning today, Boston
defeating st. Louis 4 to s. Until the
ninth, VanGilder held Boston to four
hits and received sensational supporc
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
ACKNOWLEDGE GIFT

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 17.-Trus-
tees of the new Frances Warren Per
shing Memorial Hospital, founded in
memory of the wife of General John
J. Pershing, announced here today for
the first time receipt of a gift of $780,
900. The gift of $4,000 made by
United States Senator Francis E. War
rem, father of Mrs. Pershing, also was
announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

NEW YORK, May Sensational
pitching and hitting by George Muir
ray, North Carolina collegian, enabled
the Yankees to defeat Cleveland to-
day, 6 to A. Murray held the Indians
scoreless after relieving Shawkey. and
put New York in the game with p
home run in the second with Piun and
Scott on base. Score: r H F
Cleveland -. 900 900 600 7
New York -. OS2 O1O OOx-6 O
Batteries: Uhle, Keefe, Edwards
and Nunamaker, Shinnault; Shawkey
Murray and Schang
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
BrOnner Declares
Dempsey Talking
to Get Big Crowd
BY MILTON BRoNNER
Copyright, 1922, BY NEA Service,

LONDON, May 17.-Jack Dempsey
is obviously trying to create an I'M
preston that he believes Georges Car
pentier stands a chance of defeating
him when they fight here.
The bigger the chance, you see, the
bigger the gate receipts.
Nobody would pay five or ten pound
to see Dempsey polish off Carp in the
same way the Frenchman cleaned up
Ted Lewis the other night. In fact,
nobody over here now seems to think
Georges can rock Jack to sleep.
So Jack. sailing away on the Aqui-
tania for the United States, said to
me:
Carpenter is the best man to meet
me. He has the weight and the punch
more weight and more punch than he
had at Jersey City last July.
"If one right hand smash he landed
on my face then had been an inch low
err, it would have been good night for
Dempsey.
Besides. Carp wasn't himself at
Jersey City Our climate didn't agree
with him. But he has taken on weight
since last year, and looks mighty snap
py."
Jack will do vaudeville for seven
weeks after landing in New York, then
he will start training for his Ameri-
can matches"-whatever they may be
and in six or eight months he will
return to England to get ready to meet
Carp.
In saying good-by to England Jack
remarked he might bring his parents
back on his next trip. He said he
would visit Ireland then. II decided
to put off this visit" he added, until
things are more peaceful there"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
BOSTON


Gowdy: Jones and OFarren.
Summary: Two base hits. Nicholson.
Three base hits, Southworth. Double
plays. Boeckel to Holke TO Gowdy: Terry
to Grimes; Kelleher to Terry to Crimes:
Kelleher to Terry TO Grimes; Terry TO
Hollocher to Grimes. Bases on halls off
Jones 5. off 3IcQuiilan ;. Struck out by
Jones 4. Lansing ]. Hits off McQuillan
in I-s innings: off Lansing 2 in %.
Losing pitcher McQuillan. Umpires Hart
and O'Day. Time 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
MCCLURE JURY coMPLETE

Ell PASO. Tex, May ia jury
was obtained today to try Fred Nc
Clure, charged with the murder of
Miss Louise Frentzel while they were
riding March 13, last.
After four jurors had been obtained,
one became i'll and was excused with
the consent of the defense. The state
win begin offering testimony tomor-
row.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Reds 1; PhiIIies o

CINCINNATI. May IT. - Donohue
pfetched air tight ball and was given
excellent support in the field, enab-
ling Cincinnati to win today's game
from Philadelphia by a score of I to
o. Score: r H E
Philadelphia -, 600 900 OOO--O 8 I
Cincinnati -. 010 600 00X-1 8 1
Batteries: Smith, Winters and Hen
line ;Donohue and Hargrave.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Cardinals 1f; DODGERS Q

ST. LOUIS, May IT, The locals
ran up nine hits for seven runs off
Grimes during his four innings on the
mound, and pounded Gordonier for
five more hits, defeating. Brooklyn to-
day, II to 0. 1t was Sherdeps sixth
consecutive victory /. o circuit drive
was made by Toporcer with Smith on
base, and one was knocked out by
Smith with Sherdel on. Horsby also
pounded out a four baser, being his
sixth this season. Score: H E
Brooklyn 800. 600 600 600 z 5
st. Louis 49,. 223 900 31x-11 IA 3
Batteries: Grimes, Gordonier and
Miller; Sherdel and Ainsmith.
A. nittah,,rr,. New York. rain
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
cHIhpREN PLAY With TN T.

Ell PASO. Tex, May 17.-Charles
Popple reported to the sheriff today
that his children had been building
out of so cubes of T. N. T.
left lying around by an oil well driller.
No law has been found under which
the driller can be, prosecuted.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Page Three
METHcoIsrs ELECT BISHOP

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May 10y
the Associated Press Tho general
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. in session here today,
completed its Episcopal elections by
naming DR.. Hiram Abiff Boaz of Dali
las. Tex, as the fifth bishop to be
chosen at this session; revised the
machinery of its board on missions,
and began the election of general
board secretaries, over which the con-
ference has direct supervision.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville at Chattanooga postponed,
rain.
Birmingham at Atlanta postponed,
rain.
New Orleans 0, at Little Rock 2.
Mobile 8, at Memphis Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
WEsrERN LEAGUE

At Wichita 8, St. Joseph 6.
At Des Moines 9, Denver 2.
At Sioux Cty-Omeha, rain.
At Oklahoma City 8, Tulsa 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

guSon. Russell and Ituel.
summary: Two base hits. Tobin 80:
McAfanus. Three base hits. Shorten Men
oslly. Double plays. Ferguson to Dugan
TO Burns; Foster to Pratt to Burns. Bases
on balls. Off VanGnder I. Ferguson ?
Struck out, by VanGilder 2. by Ferguson
2. Hits off Ferguson s in s innings: off
Russell 2 i'm l inning. Winning pitcher
RusSell. u
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
At Washington-petroit. rain.
BOSTON PITCHER RELEASED

BOSTON, May 17.-Pitcher Elmer
SLIM Myers was released today by
the Red Sox to the Salt Lake City
club OF the Pacific Coast league.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
CUBS EASILY
DEFEAT BRAVES
BY 6-3 SCORE
Philadelphia Gets Goose Egg
by Cincinnati; Cardinals
Shut Out Dodgers

CHICAGO, May .17.-Chicago bunch
ed hits behind bases on balls and cas-
lily defeated Boston, 6 to 8, in the first
game of the series. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

James ! found money for the col
Onization of Virginia by means of a
lottery.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

Yale University has established a
course in citizenship for women voters
of Connecticut.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

Finneran and Adams; S. Lewis, Kali
lilo, Thurston, Blaeholders and Anfin-
SON.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

MASONIC CALENDAR
For Week Ending May 10
Monday
q Tuesday
u Wednesday,
g. Thursday-Chapter Regular
Friday
Saturday
XONRAD SCHMID, ". M.
@. BEYER, Secy. F. & A NJ
NRTHUR HOFFMAN. e HIP.
GEO. ]. R0SKRUGE, T. l. NJ
G. A. MASTON, e. c.
L. POWELL. Secy Chapter and
commandery
VI BALL. Secretary Council
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LOS ANGELES r. H. f.
Los Angeles ............... 10 1
Arlett. Brenton and Koehler; Gran
dali and Baldwin,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
At Pittsburg-New York, rain.
Coast League Scores

Seattle 1s: saIt Lake b
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

No-RUN, NO-HIT GAME
LAFAYETTE. Ind, May IT, Paul
Cashier pitched a no-rln. no-hit game
for Notre Dame today against Purdue
Notre Dame winning TO 0.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
WOMEN o. MoosEHEARI LEoIoN

Bisbea Chapter 4S3
Meets every second and fourth
Friday evening at Moose Lodge
IrEII.A SNODGRASa
phone sas Sanior Rere-
aESSTE nUCKwTT RanorAos
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
WOMAN

Richard |, Homestead sos. meets
second and fourth Tuesdays at old
Pvthian Castle Visiting Archers are
,rdially invited.
e. d. STINSoN, Correspondent,
Eox 1tsa.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

Portland S; Sacramento 4
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

ANGELS z; Oakland 2
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

McGraw, Smallwood, Williams, Shaw
and Mayer; Hall, Rogers, Sheehan
and Gonzales, Allen.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Vernon q: Frisco 2

Ider, DOyIe anu fidHIIdH, OCUII' NJ
and Yelle. Ss
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HAVERHILL

Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Reade, Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. A. Wells, enjoyed their Christmas
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wells
Miss H. F. Morrison is spending few
days with Mrs. w. HI. Large.
Misses Lena Keyes and Dorthy Keye;
we're in Woodsville last Wednesday.
Ben Dean is at his home on Court Street
for a while.
William Slight, was home from Boston
for over Christmas
Arthur Hardy was at home Sunday
and Monday.
About 20 grown people and children
gathered at the NJ E. Vestry last Saturday
noon and enjoyed fine dinner. After
dinner an interesting program consisting
of songs and recitation was rendered by
the S. pupils. AT the close of the program
Santa Claus made his appearance and
helped to unload we'll filled tree. Each
child was remembered. All then went to
their homes having passed very pleasant
time.
Donald Robinson wa home from Mon
chester for Christmas
George Keyes, Charles Pike and Henry
Leonard were up from Boston for the
holiday.
Harry Moses and family spent Christ
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WELLS RIVER

The Earle Brock Post American Legion
remembered a number of families with
"good cheer" boxes at Christmas
Mrs Sarah Rogers who passed her seth
birthday Dec. Goth entertained party Of
ladies at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Nelson Bailey Tuesday afternoon Mrs
Bailey served dainty tea in the candle
lighted dining room and all enjoyed the
opportunity of wishing Mrs. Rogers
many more years Of happiness.
The WoodsvilIe High School Alumni
Association held banquet at Hale's
Tavern. Tuesday evening which over rs
partook of the roast turkey and other
good things provided by the Tavern Supt.
Mrs. L. D. Smith of Morrisville, Miss
Ina Buchanan and Mr.. Angel were holi-
day guests of Judge Mrs. Baldwin.
There was good attendance at the
Community Tree on Friday evening.
Friday evening the young people all did
themselves credit in the cantata Columbus
Christmas.
Miss Verna Cameron of Springfield
Mass is at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Cameron. The Christmas
music was very much enjoyed Sunday and
the choir especially thank the high school
pupils who sang the carols both at the
church service and for the out of door
singing as we'll
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