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Evening star., 1928-04-07
SUNRISE SERVICES
SETFOR TOMORROW
Temple Heights and Walter
Reed Meetings Will Start
at 7 and 7::3O Am.

The fifth annual Easter sunrise serv-
ice at Temple Heights and the second
annual sunrise service at Walter Reed
Hospital, under auspices of the Fedora
ton of Churches. will be held tomor-
row. The Temple Heights service pre-
ceded by selections by the trumpeters
of the District of Columbia Christian
Endeaver Union, will start at Z am.
and the Walter Reed service at 7:30
am. On each site the formation of the
ground provides a natural ampitheater.
enabling many thousand persons TO
witness ana hear the proceedings.
DR.. w. S. Abernethy. pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist Church, will deliver the
Easter address on Living as Immor-
tails" at the Temple Heights service.
The chairman will be Representative
Clyde NJ Kelly of Pennsylvania. Invo-
cation by Rev J. r. Duffield, church
OF Washington City. The benediction
will be by Dr. John c. Palmer, grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Masons
of the District of Columbia. Respon-
Sive reading of the Scriptures will be
by Rev. F.. c. Reynolds. The music will
be directed by Percy S. Foster.
Young man members of the Epworth
League of the Methodist Episcopal
churches of the District. in charge of
Ernest A. Grant, will serve as ushers.
Proceeds of the offering in excess of
expenses will be add to the hospital
visitation fund
In the event of rain the service will
the conducted at the Church of the
Covenant, Connecticut avenue and N
street.
The services at Walter Reed Hospital
win be held in the garden ampitheater,
and will be in charge of Chaplain A.
c. Oliver, u. S. A. The address will be
delivered by Col Edmund p. Easter
brook, chief of chaplains, u. S. A. A
sacred concert will be played by the
Army Band. and selections will be sung
by the officers chorus. A spectacular
feature of the ceremony will be the
human cross, formed by more than 500
nurses and corps workers dressed In
white Two hundred Boy Scouts. under
the direction of Col. E. l.. Mattice,
deputy Boy Scout commissioner of the
District of Columbia. wiz act as ushers
The ceremony. starting at 7:30 am, will
be broadcast by Station WRC.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CHURCH WILL OPEN
EASTER MORNING
First Service in New Edifice
of st. Paul M. {. Congre-
CATION Tomorrow.

After having worshiped In a tneater
for the last six months, members Of st.
Paul M z. Church South will observe
Easter by attending services for the
first time in their new church at Thir-
teenth and Crittenden streets tomorrow.
The events at the church will include
reception attended by the members,
former members and friends after the
Sunday School session. which will begin
at $50 am. At the morning service at
IL O'Clock. the pastor. Rev. William D.
King. will preach on The Resurrec-
ton" Rev. j. H. Balthis, presiding
elder of the Washington district, will
preach in the evening.
The congregation was organized in
1904. The first church, which was sold
last year, was at Second and s streets.
the ground for the new edifice, hand
some building Of brick and white stone.
was broken in the Fall. During the in
tervening period services have been held
in the Colony Theater.
Rev. Mr. King has been pastor Of the
church two years.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SESSION LISTED
FOR CHURCH BODY
Spring Meeting of Washing
ton Presbytery Scheduled
to Open Monday.

The ffty-eighth stated Spring meet
tssg of the PreSbytery of Washington
CITY will be held at the Westminster
Church. Seventh near E street south
west, Monday and Tuesday. The
session will open Monday at 2 o'clock.
A moderator and vice moderator will
be elected for one year. Rev. H. w,
Tolson will give the report on the COM
snittee on arrangements. The docket
also will be adopted Following the
presentation of reference Of papers,
reports viii be made by the board of
trustees and ministers without charge
Ncentiates and candidates. The place
of the October meeting will be selected
and resolutions adopted,
Sermon by DR.. Tolson.
There viii be devotional service at
6 pm with sermon by DR.. Tolson.
the retiring moderator.
DR.. Newton r. Patterson will conduct
the devotional meeting Tuesday at
$50 o'clock. The rest of the pro-
gram is;
io-ASSignment of seasonal records
for examination, Report of commit
tee on national missions. DR.. Charles
Wood Report of DR.. A. E, Rarrows.
treasurer Of national missions funds.
Report Of committee on vacancy and
supply, Or. J. c. Palmer Appropria-
tons TO churches by ballot, Election
Of committee on vacancy and supply.
class 1928.
Election to Assembly.
iI-Election of three ministers and
three elders as commissioners to gen.
eral assembly. Report of committee on
religious education. Dr. j, r.. Sizoo.
Report of committee on foreign mis-
sions. Rev j. H, Hollister. Report of
PreSbytery treasurer, DR.. A. E. Bar
rows. Report of Capital City church
extension committee, Rev. Freeley Roh-
rer. secretary. Report of Rev. j. r,
nuf7ield executive secretary of Chris
tian education. Election of National
Capital church extension committee.
class 1928, Report of committee on
relief and suStentation, Rev. Bernard
ErsSkamp.
1880 pm m-Recess-
determination of seasonal records.
2:S0-Report of the committee on
program and field activities and di-
rector of the budget Rev. H. B. Wood
ing. Other reports also will be given.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CHAPEL WILL MARK
10Th ANNIVERSARY
Rev. Enoch M. Thompson to Con-
duct Communion-Social
Meeting Friday Evening.

The twentieth anniversary of the
Resurrection Chapel. Fifteenth and G
streets northeast, will be celebrated to-
morrow The vicar, Rev Enoch M
Thompson, will conduct the holy COM
munion service at am. and admin
lister holy baptism at pm.
A social meeting for the congrega-
tioE is to be held Friday evening. This
work is carried on In connection with
the Nativity Chapel, at Fourteenth and
A streets southeast and the Annuncia-
ton Chapel. in Congressional Cemetery
southeast. Rev. C. K. r. Cogswell Is
Mr.. Thompson's assistant.
At the Annunciation Chapel holy
communion will be celebrated at 8 am.
and the Sunday school service will be
held at 9:l5 am.
At the Nativity, 1880 am. Is the
Easter communion. 9:15 o'clock for the
Sunday school. $50 O'Clock the Lenten
off ring service and 1915 O'Clock the
senior department of the Sunday school.
At IL am. the holy eucharist and at
s pm. choral evensong and sermon.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CONVENTION APRIL II.
Junior Daughters of the King to
Have Annual Session.

Have Annual Session.
The twenty-second annual conven-
ton of Junior Daughters of the King
will be held in the Church of the Good
Shepherd April IL,
The holy communion will be cele-
brated at II am. by the rector. Rev.
c. s. Abbott. The preacher will be
Rev. r. Bland Tucker. rector of St,
Johns. Georgetown. After lunch at
1880 o'clock, the business meeting will
be held and officers will be elected.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
FOREIGN LOANS STUDY
PROPOSED IN HOUSE
ceIler Holds Government Should
Exercise Control Over Ad-
vances Abroad.

Appointment Of committee TO make
Q study Of foreign loans made BY Amer
lean bankers is sought in measure by
Representative Celler, Democrat, New
York
Afr. Celler IN a statement contended
that the Government should exercise
some control ever the loans made TO
foreign companies because France, Italy,
Great Britain, Japan and Latin couT-
tries either controlled or supervised
loans made by their banking institu-
tons TO OUTSIDE interests
Runisniz. which is not entitled 70
our favor" now is seeking loan, he
said, and the Secretary Of State has not
expressed his views on such a loan, AL
though he prescribed loan TO Russia
parity because Russia repudiated her
debts"
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CROCODILE AS TOURIST
!. HAS NOTABLE RECORD
Mama-San, japanese Cruiser Mas
cot, in Home Port After Years
Globe-Trotting. /.
Rr ihs Assnclaied pnss.


.YOKOSUKA, Japan, April -
"Mama-San," probably the worlds
most travelled crocodile. is back in
Japan again after year of peregrina-
ton that included an adventure excep-
tipnal for crocodile.
Mama-San" vas the mascot Of the
japanese naval training cruiser Twato.
and her giobe-trotting included ports
of the United States last Summer. On
the way back to Japan the Ivato stayed
Q while at Hawaii The warm waters
OF the beach at WAIKIKI proved IRE
sistable and the crocodile slipped over
heard. The Iwato sailed without her.
n1ourned by the middies as gone for
ever.
Time passed-iust how happily for
sAdana san" In a salt water habitat.
who knows?-but one day she appeared
on the beach and seemed TO be she'd
ding sure-enough crocodile tears. She
behaved as If she wanted TO be cap
fgired. She was and has just arrived
at Yokosuka, her home port. aboard q
tanker.
But 'TMama-Sanfs" globe-trotting
DAYS are over The zoo In Toxic Is
geing TO keep her.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
RECTOR WILL PREACH.
Easter Services at st. Mark S
Church Are Announced.

At st. Marks Church. Third and A
streets southeast. Rector Rev. William
Henry Pettus will be the celebrant at
the holy communion tomorrow at $50,
8 and IL am and viii be assisted by
Rev. Daniel W. Allen. assistant min
lister at st. Marks. The rector will be
the preacher at IL am. Rev. Mr.. Allen
will be the preacher at 8 pm. The
church school will have its Easter fes-
tival service in the church at pm.
when the Lenten box offering win be
made.
The annual parish meeting will be
held Monday at 8 pm. After the elec-
ton of wardens and vestrymen. the
annual bazaar. to be held in the Fall.
will be discussed The holy communion
will be celebrated next Thursday at
IL am
Evening star., 1928-04-07
LUTHER LEAGUE

Clarence #, HammerneSs led the
Luther Place meeting last Sunday eve
ming when the topic What Happens
When Young People Dare TO Follow
Christ" was presented.
A play, Thirty Pieces of Silver" viii
DC presented tomorrow at 7.S0 pm, by
the young people Of Zion Lutheran
Church. Sixth and p streets
Why We Believe in Immortality" is
the subject which viii be presented to-
morrow evening at St PauiS Luther
League by Miss EStelle 0tllchreSt; and
at Atonenaent League by Robert Vol
land, first vice president OF the District
Luther League and District Life Service
Secretary.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
EXPERTS DIFFER WIDELY
ON CAUSE OF DAM BREAK
San Francisco Engineer Picks East
Wing as Giving Way First.
Disputed by Another.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. April THE inquest
on victims of st. Francis Dam disaster
yesterday became a battle-ground for
conflicting theories OF experts on how
and why the structure gave way the
night ef March IL, causing loss OF ap-
proxiDateiy 400 lives.
Frank Reiber. engineer. Of San Fran
cisco testified that the eastern wing Of
the dam went out first, its collapse
cauEed by landslide or depth bomb
Of dynamite or nitroglycerin.
Edward L. Mayberry, Los Angeles, en-
gireer and member of the district at
torney's committee Of experts which al
ready has reported that faulty founda-
tons caused the crash. picked the west
side as the one which weakened and
permitted the death-deaiing food 70
pour down on the sleeping inhabitants
Of the Santa Clara River Valley.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
B. 4. p. u. NEWS

At the monthly executive board meet
ing of the Columbia Federation last
Tuesday the following nominations were
made for officers: President, Elgin Smith
and Thomas r. Wilson: first vice presi-
dent. Miss Gladys Cockerilie and z. G.
Hodges; second vice president, Herbert
Reamy; recording secretary, Miss
Donna Mae Sparks: corresponding Sec
retary. Mrs Fred Braugh and Miss
Evelyn Ballou: treasurer, Wilbur st.
Clair.
A number of unions are having din
ners and plays in the near future and
the following announcements were
made The Kendall Union, Ninth and
B streets southwest, is giving chicken
dinner Tuesday from 4:30 to 8 pm,
at whicn there will also be fancy arti-
cles for sale The West Washington
Union is giving dinner April i8.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
One. Legged Man Mountaineer.

Medical men of Europe have taken
much interest In the recent feat Of
Geoffrey w. Young, A 0ne+legged man.
in climbing Monte Rosa, the ascent en-
failing is hours Of continuous walking
and climbing Young Lost hih leg IN the
World War, Doctors say his climb gives
further support W the theory that the
loss of q limb, by les9ening ille strain
on lile heart, leads ~ an increase 0f
physical yigoT. bat admit that even
when recognizing the theory Young
accomplishment WaS astounding.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
H0NORS U. S. CARDINAL.
Pope Appoints Hayes Grand Pro
tector of Knights of Malta.

NEW YORK. April Lp1,-~cardinal
Hayes has been informed by cable from
Rome that ne has been named grand
protector OF the American chapter OF
the knights OF Malta by decree of
Prince Thur, sovereign grand master
of the order.
The knights Of Malta Is Catholic
charitable organization. and the Aneri-
can chapter was created last year by
Pope Plus xI. In Europe only noble
men are members OF the order.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SCHOOL TO CONDUCT
AN EASTER PROGRAM
Following Service, DR.. Sizoo Will
Preach at New York Ave
nue. Church.

Easter services viii be held both
morning and evening In the New YORK
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Sunday School viii begin the
observance of the day with a special
Easter program at 9:45 O'Clock. George
IreIan. superintendent, VIII conduct this
service.
Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo Will preach upon
the subject Endless Dawn" at II am.
He will have for the theme of his
sermon at 8 O'Clock The Reasons and
Assurances of Immortality"
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Theosophists Offer Lecture.

Fate and Free-will" will be the sub
liect OF a free public lecture. to be given
by the United Lodge of Theosophists,
100 Hill Building. Seventeenth and /
streets, at Sis Thursday evening. Free
lending and reference library Is open
saturdays from 2 to $780, The regular
study class meets Sunday evenings at
SlS. The subject under discussion Is
states After Death" The public is
invited.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED.
Woman's Missionary Federation
Has 26th Birthday.

The Woman's Interdenominational
Missionary Federation OF the District OF
Columbia and vicinity observed the
twenty-eighth anniversary of the or
ganization of the federation Friday in
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episco-
pal Church South.
Mrs Washington Topham the treas
urer. reported a gain OF nearly $4,000
In excess of the gifts given IN 1926
Disbursements were for leper work In
Egypt. Japan, China. India, Siam,
Africa and Korea.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SOLVES ETRUSCAN TEXTS.
italian Professor Deciphers Writ
inPf That Puzzled Scholars.

MIi-Ag, italy. April 7 lA',-Prof Al
fsedo TFonDetti. noted italian iingtiist,
left yesterday for the coming linguistic
congress III The Hague, where ne Nill
read paper on the deeipbering of
Etr1sGsn teztx and the results 0f his re-
cent studies into that "iost language"
The authentic history 0f Etrufia Is
very mesger and efforts " learn more
rf lis life have been largely fruitiess
because u difficulty in decipberina the
EtFuSesn language On February "
prof. Tr0nbetti, who holds chair 1T
the University of Bologna, announced
thai he had foand 3 means 0i deciDher~
tng certain Et4 4ascan ext& Shicn have
ADg bsfflee scholars.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Resurrection Is Topic.

At the Third Baptist Church. Fifth
and @ streets. Rev DR. George O. Bul-
locks topc tomorrow at IL am. Is
The Significance of Resurrection. !"
Bible school meets at 9:l5 am. The
International Christian Endeavor So
eiety will discuss at pm, what the
Resurrection Means 10 Me. The j. C. r..
Society will discuss at pm. Easter a
Time of Gladness' The Senior Chris
tian Endeavor Society will discuss at
6 pm why We Believe in immortal
ity" Prayer meeting Tuesday. 3 to 10
pm Young peoples prayer meeting
Thursday. 10 8 pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
RAIL WAY MERGER VOTED.
Directors Of Two Systems Refer
Proposal 70 Stockholders.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April Z P)~-
Merger Of the Chicago. Springfield IL
ST. Louis Railway and the jacksonville
a. Havana Railroad has been voted by
directors Of the two lines. The merger
Is subject To the approval Of stockhold-
erz and the Illinois and Interstate Com
raerce Commissions.
r. J. Lisman Of New York, who holds
q controlling interest IN both properties.
viii underwrite q 81 900 900 rehabilita-
tlon program for the lines. which oper-
ate between jacksonville and Havana.
I'll, and from Springfield 70 L0ckilavea,
III thence ~ Alton over tracks OF the
Alton s, Eastern. The lines are con-
reeted for freight service by use of the
Chicago. Burlington f. Quincy tracks.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SPECIAL SERMON LISTED,

At the Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church tomorrow services will be
held in commemoration of the Easter
festival. The pastor, Dr. James Shera
Montgomery. will deliver a special SER
mon on the subject: The Easter Earth
quake"
The Epworth League will conduct
service at $50 O'Clock At pm. DR..
Montgomery will give brief address.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ALUMINIUM PROBE PUSHED
Taking of Testimony will Begin In
Philadelphia Tuesday.

The taking of testimony in the case
OF the Aluminium Co. of America,
charged by the Federal Trade Commits
sion with having made contracts and
agreements In violation OF the Clayton
act, will begin at Philadelphia Tuesday.
The complaints have been before the
commission for many months. but the
taking of testimony was delayed In
order TO obtain depositions from wit
nesses in foreign countries. William
w. Sheppard will be the trial examiner.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Mrs. Berger May Be Candidate.

NEW YORK. April H),--Tlle can :
naeacy of Mrs. Meta l., Berger, wife OF
Eepreaentative Victor l. Berger of Wis
eonsin. for yiye President on the So
eisiiat ticket this year will be supported
bg George II. Goebei, chairman Of ihe
kew jersey delegation 10 the Socialist
convention, he announced yesterday
She l. BRING doomed by many ot her
party friends. dioebei asserted and she
sill have tie support u the New Jer
sey. New YoGk and Wisconsin delegates
e. the ron yention which opens IN this
~ tomQTToE evening,
Evening star., 1928-04-07
REV. {. O. CLARK'S TOPIC
TO BE she is RISEN"
Easter Program at Chevy Chase
Baptist Church Is
Announced.

An Easter sermon entitled "He Is
Risen" will be given by Rev. Edward o.
Clark, pastor. at the Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. The ordinance OF baptism will
be administered. Juniors will meet In
the junior church until IL 80.
A special program is being prepared
under the direction of Ross Cess
ford for the church school. which meets
at 945 am. Representative Grant M,
Hudson will address the school
A pageant depicting the Eastery story
will be given by members of the Young
Peoples Union at pm. II will be
largely pantomime of the Bible narra-
tive entitled THE Everilving Christ.
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
"UP FROM GRAVE" TOPIC.
DR.. Frederick d. Harris TO Speak
at Foundry Church,

DIR. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor OF
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme up From the Grave"
A meeting of the women's societies
will be held Tuesday. The early after
noon program by the w, II. M 8. will
be In charge OF Mrs William r. Man
ming Oh the theme ''Rpanish- American
Work In the Southwest"
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ASKS CHAMBERLIN MEDAL
Representative Cohen Would Have
Congress Beetow Honor.

Clarence ID chamberjin, who flew
from New York to Germany. would be
awarded Congressional Medal Of
Honor In recognition OF his flight under
a bill prepared by Representative Cohen,
Democrat, kew York.
'ChambeFIin deserves the same hon
ors as Col Lindbergb and conndf Byrd
for their flights, as his air Journey Is
believed 10 have established A long dis
tance fight record" Mr.. Cohen said IN
a statement.
Charles a. Levine accompanied
ChamberIin on the flight ~ passenger
Evening star., 1928-04-07
MEMS CLUB TO MEET.
St. Stephens Group Will Gather on
Thursday.

President Arthur c. Houghton an
nounces that Mems Club of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church viii meet in the par
ish hall Thursday, the features of the
meeting being music, the reading of
newspaper clippings of humorous ma
ture and refreshments.
Plans are being made for the open
meeting of the club in May and also for
cooperation In entertainment OF dele
gates to the national convention OF the
Brotherhood of Saint Andrew In Oc-
tober.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
St. Mary's Masses Announced.

Al ST. Mary's Church tomorrow there
viii be low masses at tbs and s,lS
am, The solemn high mass and bene-
diction viii be- held at 9;iS o'clock, at
which time Rev. Gerald Shaughnessy
viii preach on the text. 20 Death.
Where Is Thy Victory" The last low
mass will be at IL 80 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ANNOUNCES BAPTISMS.
Rev. Smith of Petworth viii Hold
Special Services.

Rev. Henry J. Smith, pastor of Pet
worth Baptist Church, announces spe-
eial Easter services, with baptism at
both morning and evening services.
The subject for the morning service
Is. Eternal Christ and In the eve-
ming. Father, Intelligent diver OF
Power"
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Friendship Baptist Church.

THE RfSsn Lord" win be- the sub
Iect of Ree B H. Whiting, pastor OF
the F'riendship Baptist Church, Fir.t
and II streets southwest, tomorrow 81
III am. Other services are as follows.
Prayer and praise meeting at s am,
Sunday school, 930 am. and Baptist
Young Peoples Union, 8 pm, and song
service at I pm,
Evening star., 1928-04-07
WILL SHOW PASSION PLAY.
DR.. William Perry Scheduled az
Mckinley Baptist Church.

Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins. the pastor,
viii preach the Easter sermon in the
Mckinley Memorial Baptist Church.
Fourth and L streets. az II am The
Easter exercises of the Sunday School
VIII be held Mt pm.
DR.. William Perry will show his pas
sion play at 8 O'Clock Monday evening
IN the church.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
RECEPTION TO BE HELD.
Women's Guild of Central Union
Mission to Entertain.

A reception and tea in honor of the
pastors wives, women of the churches.
women's societies and Bible classes. will
be given by the Women's Guild of the
Central Union Mission at the Children s
Emergency Home, 624 Louisiana ave-
nue.. Thursday from ? to o'clock.
Officers OF the guild and the wives Of
the members of the board of directors
will assist in receiving the guests.
The evening auxiliary of the guild
will hold birthday party and shower
Friday night at 8 O'Clock at the Chill
dren's Emergency Home. A program
has been arranged.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
COMMUNION AT 7::30 Am.

Other Services to Be Held at the
Church of TRANSPORTATION.
Easter Sunday will be observed at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION by holy
communion at 7:30 am: holy COM
munion and sermon at IL o'clock: eve
ming prayer and sermon at o'clock.
Church school. special Easter service
and presentation of Lenten offering at
$50 am
At the II O'Clock serviA Rev. j.. J.
Queally. rector. will preach on The
Resurrection
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Mcmillan Files Appeal,

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Apru 7 (H1.-r
Counsel f0sz Or Charles M. Mcmillan,
who was sei!teneed ~ life imprisonment
after his cQa gieLlOn for the sack MUIR
der" Of Mlf, Amelia Applsby. wealthy
Chicago witf9v, nled an appeal yestety
day in DislEel Court,
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Meeting to Aid Lepers.

A meeting In the interest of iepcr
work will be held Thursday at pm. at
st. Johns Church. Georgetown parish,
I240 o street MIR. Danner, national sec
retary for leper missions in the United
States, will make an address.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Secular League to Meet.

Strange Insanity in Washington -
Part 2" is the title of an address 10 b.
delivered tomorrow at 3 pm. at the
Secular Leagues Open Forum. 1905 e
street. by P. II. Skinner, The pubhe is
invited.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
IRON GATES BILL PASSES.
Measure to Give Them to Ohio Goes
10 President,

Senate amendments IN House bill
t0 authorize the presentation OF the
iron gates on the west entrance of the
White House grounds 10 the Ohio state
Archaeological Society were concurred
In yesterdag by the House. The meas
uTe now sfHs 10 the President.