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Evening star., 1928-06-09
MRS. HURD TO LEAD
WOMEN'S DISCUSSION
Meetings Set for 2 Pm. Tomorrow
in Connection With Pooles-
vile Episcopal Meet.

Mrs. William d. Hurd. diocesan pres
ident of the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
Washington. will lead the discussion
group for women at st. Peters Church.
Poolesville, Md. tomorrow at 2 pm.
Col. j. Fl. Finney Of the Laymen's
Service Association Of the diocese will
lead the discussion for men; Comdr.
G.. T. Jewell, secretary of the associa-
ton. that for the Sunday school
workers, and Leslie C. Rucker that for
young people All these meetings are
to be held at the same time.
The conferences will be part Of the
program for an all-day meeting which
was arranged by the executive COM
mittee Of the association. Members of
the association win meet at the cathe-
dral entrance. Wisconsin avenue and
Woodley road at $50 am. and reach
Poolesville in time for morning prayer
at ii am. After the conferences in the
afternoon, evening prayer will be read.
There will be addresses at both services
by prominent laymen of washington.
The people of St. Peters Church. at
whose invitation this 'pilgrimage' Is
being held will unite with the visitors
at luncheon in the grounds of the
church. These going from Washington
will take their iuncheons.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
BISHOP FREEMAN
.EvENSONG SPEAKER
Washington Cathedral Open
Air Services to Be Broad
cast Over WRC.

Right Rev James E. Freeman, Bishop
OF Washington. will be the special
preacher at the peoples open-air even
song around the Peace Cross Of Wash
ington Cathedral tomorrow at pm.
This service will be broadcast by radio
over WRC.
At the IL am. service of holy COM
munion and sermon In Bethlehem
Chapel of washington Cathedral to-
morrow the preacher will be DR.. Il. @.
Selwyn, honorary canon of Portsmouth
Cathedral England.
The full list OF services In Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow will be as follows:
7:30 am. holy communion, 10 am.
morning prayer and litany; IL am,
holy communion and sermon.
Visitors In Washington as well as res
idents in the city are invited to all the
cathedral services tomorrow, and espe-
cially to the peoples open-air evensong
where seats have been provided.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
BIBLE INSTITUTE
PLANS GRADUATION
Services to Be Held at Mount
Vernon Place M. {. Church
South Monday.

The American Home Bible Institute
will hold its tenth annual convocation
and presentation Of certificates Mon
day .evening in Mount Vernon Place
M. z. Church South. The services
will be in two sections, fellowship
dinner for members and students and
their guests at 6 o'clock. and the full
exercises at o'clock. Miss Florence
White of the American Mission, Abys-
sinia, and Rev John W. Rustin OF
Mount Vernon Place Church will speak
at the dinner. The annual address will
be given by Rev. G. z. Hawthorne, pas
for of Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church. President E. w. Col
lsmore of the institute will present the
certificates.
The following students will receive
certificates of credit for work COM
pleted: Glass No. 118, the Gospel by
John-Misses Fora E. Cowell. Mary A.
Hervey. Mary B. Robertson; Glass No.
10. Synthetic Bible Study. second YEAR
Misses Augusta B. Henkelman, NJ. Re-
becca Long; Glass No. 100, How 70
Study and Teach the Bible--Misses Mil
dred c. Sieg, Maggie l.. Noodle. Maud
Wessner; Glass No. 121. Studies in the
Life of Christ--Mrs Fannie b. Colonna,
Misses Myrtle Stephenson. Rita NJ.
Demory, Lucy NJ. Jones; Glass No. 122,
Studies in the Book of Revelation
Misses Ida NJ TAFT, Sallie F.. Clover.
Elizabeth Coppinger, Nina Lapham,
Ethel Vance, U. Belle Wallace, Leslie
NJ Miller. Mrs. Marie A. Collanore,
Mrs Eta NJ. Covell, Mrs. Mary NJ
Parry. Mrs. Belle S. French. Harry s.
Garner, William Parry. Frederick G.
Stelzer; Class 1913. the CIospei by John
Rev. j w. Ferner, Thomas Msnley:
special student in Gospel by Mark, Mrs.
Agnes Casey.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
DENVER MAN SPEAKS
ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Lecture on Practical Appeal" Ex'
plains Scriptural Founda-
tion of Belief.

A lecture on christian Science: Its
Practical Appeal" was delivered last
night in First Church OF Christ. Scien-
tist. by w Stuart Booth, c. S. B., of
Denver. to large and interested audi
ence Mr.. Booth is a member of the
board of lectureship OF the mother
church. the First Church Of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston. Mass He was in
troduced by William G.. Biederman, first
reader OF First Church, under whose
auspices the lecture was given.
Mr.. Booth briefly sketched the ex-
perience of Mary Baker Eddy in con-
nection with her discovery of Christian
Science, pointing out its scriptural basis
and authority. He then explained
somewhat the Bible teaching. empha-
sized by Christian Science, that the
Christ is the expression Of Gods spirit
ual nature which was so fully under
stood by Jesus and SO perfectly demon
strated by him AS to earn for him the
divine title OF Christ Jesus.
Mr.. Booth then said:
THE Christ as expressed today In
Christian Science is revealing the
divine Principle. Love- and is leading
men into the demonstrablc understand
ing Of all truth. In thus leading men
into all truth. Christian Science rea-
sons logically, following the deductive
method of reasoning instead of the in
ductive. rs is employed by others. The
inductiVe method. reasoning from effect.
or assumed effect, to cause begins with
the material concept OF man and things
which 1t claims Is Gods creation, and
thus argues that God must be humanity
manlike. The Bible teachings are ex-
plicit and unmistakable in renouneing
and denouncing such materialistic
teaching
Mrs. Eddy's rational and religious
sense led her to adopt the. deductive
line of reasoning in presenting the
Science OF Christianity 10 the world
In so doing she but followed the ex-
ample of Christ JeSus, whose constant
purpose and practice we're consistent
with His prayer that Gods will be done
In earth as 1t Is in heaven. Christ
Jesus put God first in His logical
thinking and speaking and i'm His daily
living Christian Science. being the re-
statement of primitive Christian
preaching and the reinstatement of
primitive Christian practice, likewise
bases its argument of words and works
upon the Scriptural teaching about God
and reasons deductively therefrom."
Evening star., 1928-06-09
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Or. James Ehera Montgomery to
Speak at Ceremony in Metro
politan Church.

At the Metropolitan Memorial Metho-
dist Church tomorrow evening viii be
held the annual memorial services Of
the fraternity Of Odd Fellows Of the
District. There are 20 lodges that viii
unite in this service, The officials OF
the order will be present and take a
part IN the service Of the evening.
DR. James Shera Montgomery, pas
tor, will deliver the address.
In the morning at 1890 o'clock Chill
dren'g day celebration will be held
under the auspices Of the Bible School,
Eugene Gcheele, superintendent. Dr.
Montgomery will administer the gacra :
rnent Of baptism and receive members
into the church.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
BAPT|STS TO RAISE
S1,2OO FOR ROAD
Mass Meeting Called to Fl
nance Drive Into Old
Folks Home.

The pastors of Mount Bethel Baptist
Association and representatives Of 62
churches of the District Of Columbia
and vicinity will hold union mass
meeting at Mount Carmel Baptist
Church, Third and I streets, Monday a..
8 pm.
The object Of this meeting is to raise
81 200 to complete the road from the
main road to the old folks home of the
ASSOCIATION, which is located on the
Potomac River, near Matthias Point in
King George County. Va. about 10
miles from Washington 1t is the pur-
pose Of the association to have barbe-
cue and reunion of the churches there
soms time this Summer.
Among the pastors and ministers who
will take part are: DR.. w H. Jernigan,
Rev Or Alexander Willbanks. moder-
ator: Rev. A. Lewis, field missionary;
Rev. J. A. Carter; Rev. j. r. Harvey.
Rev w A Gray, president Of ministers
conference; Rev. J. N Beaman, field
missionary. Rev. Daniel Washington,
Rev. f. Coleman. Rev. j. S. l.. Hollo-
man, Rev. Fl. r. Gaskins, Rev. w. A.
Jones. Rev. A. Sayles. Rev. w. A. Tay-
lor Rev Richard Johnson. Rev. G.. q
Brown, Rev. L. E. Keiser. Prof. r. Will
liams, president of the B. Y. P. u. Con-
vention: Rev. q. w Brent. Rev Spencer
H. Franklin and Rev. J. E. Ennis, Sec
rotary.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
.ADVENT|STS SHOW
! WORK IN MISSIONS
1858 Members Contribute
\ STA Per Capita to Cause,
Is Report.

The 1888 members of Seventh -Dag
Adventist Churches III the Potomac con-
ference. which includes the District of
Cohrnbis. set a new record of liberality
In supporting the church and foreign
missions last year by contributing more
than S94 per capita, according to the
report of Rev w, r. Martin presiden,
OF the annual church convention, now
being held in Takoma Park.
There are six churches in Washington,
Or. Martin said. whose tithes totaled
SOS. 704. while their mission offerings
toialed $48.S90 In addition each OF
tfe 3s churches in the Potomac Confer
ence raised its own local expense funds.
Two churches were organized during
the uasf year, Or, Martin said. one
of them being the Mount Pleasant
Church which holds services in the
Arcadia. Fourteenth street and Park
road.
Makes Plea for Schools.
DR.. Martin, In his report. made a
strong plea for building up of the
churci1's elementary schools, which now
total %
SIT would be a suicidal policy" he
said "to allow the church schools 10
anguish. as 1t is in these schools our
s,ons of The gosnel Starting with the
church school and going on through the
academy and college trains and fits
young people 10 be strong workers IN
the church
DR.. Martins report stressed the oppo-
eition the Seventh-DaY Adventist
Church is making TO the Lankford Sun
day closing law now pending in Con-
greSs for the District OF Columbia.
Cites Duty of Church.
swe are not doing the will of God. "
he said. "if We sit in quietude. doing
nothing to preserve liberty Of con-
science 1t is incumbent upon us to
act before the people the true issues at
stake and arouse them TO their dangers.
1t is Our purpose to keep alive this
work and to diligently hold UP the prin-
) ciples Of both civil and religious lib
erty"
Business sessions of the conference
we're suspended today. which is being
observed as the Sabbath at the encamp-
naent
Evening star., 1928-06-09
LOCAL BAPT|STS
TO HEAR CHINESE
Products of Mission Work in
Far East to Speak
Wednesday.

A missionary rally, under the auspices
Of the Columbia Association Of Baptist
Churches, will be held at Calvary Bap-
tist Church next Wednesday night at
O'Clock The American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society Is sending here two
Chinese who have just arrived in
America. These two men, Rev. T. G.
Bau and Rev. Donald Fay. are products
of Baptist mission work in China and
are now influential Baptist leaders.
They were two of the three Baptist
delegates from China in attendance at
the meeting of the International Mis-
sionary Council at Jerusalem.
Mr.. Bau is a graduate of Shanghai
Baptist College, served several years as
pastor of the Baptist Church at Hang
chow and was then made secretary CT
the Chekiang Shanghai Baptist Asso-
claton, in which position he discharges
duties similar to those of State Secre-
tary In America. He Is also chairman
of the China Baptist Council and is vice
president of the National Christian
Council of China.
Mr.. Fay is graduate of West China
Union University and Of Rochester
Theological Seminary. He has been in
the active work about five years. serV-
ing now as pastor of the Baptist Church
at Chengtu and Is the dean of the de-
partment of religious education in the
West China Union University. He
speaks English readily.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
Cal. VARY FEATURES
DAY FOR CHILDREN
Rev. w. S. Abernethy to Give
Short Address at Exercises
in Baptist Church.

Rev. w. S, Abernethy pastor Of CAL
vary Baptist Church, will give a short
address at the Children's day exercises
In the church auditorium tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. The entire
Sunday school will unite in this pro-
gram with the exception of the Vaughn
and Burial Glasses, which will meet III
the junior room and the Rialto Theater,
respectively. for their regular sessions
The subject of the evening sermon win
be Seekers Who Are Finders"
Young people between the ages of 10
and IS ere invited to attend the Y. r.
S. meeting tomorrow at GAS pm in
Waddell Hall. Vernon Robbins will be
the leader
Evening Mission Club.
The monthly meeting OF the Evening
Mission Club will be held Monday eve
ming at. the home OF the Misses Stick
ney, l443 Chaplin street. The program
is in charge OF Miss Olive Zeph The
subject will be Friendship ys. Wor-
ship" Miss Mabel F. Strider will be
the speaker. Mrs II. NJ. Kendrick viii
bring reports from the Southern Bap-
tist Convention. Mrs E. E. Richardson
will tell OF The rscent meeting of the
Atlantic district at Trenton. NJ J. The
devotional service will be led by Mrs
Cora Hamilton Frink.
The following circles will hold their
meetings Wednesday, Baker, with Mrs.
Herman Fl. Waddcy, 6904 Brookviile
road, Chevy Chase, Md. at II o'clock:
Brown. with Mrs George Stamhaugh
Falls Church. Va, take 1915 o'clock bus
at Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue:
Greene. with Mrs. @. H. Gay Virginia
Highlands. Va. take ii 80 O'Clock Alex
andria local car at Twelfth and Penn
sylvania avenue; Kendall, with Mrs
c. H. Curl 3423 Mount Pleasant street,
at O'Clock; Vaughn. with Mrs. A. D
Newman al her country home near
Alexandria; White. with Mrs. w. p
Blake, Hyattsville. Md, at II O'Clock.
Last Summer Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary Society viii
hold the last meeting before Autumn
next Tuesday morning at II O'Clock in
the Junior room Mr. John S. Bennett,
wife of the superintendent of Central
Union Mission, will tell of the work
for children In the emergency home
of the mission. Mrs. III. M Kendrick
will give reports from tho Southern
Baptist Convention. Mrs A. H. Green
wood Will lead the prayer service. Small
children will be cared for during the
morning session Hostesses members of
the Baker Circle Luncheon will be
served by the Bristow Circle. All wonl-
EN- Of the congregation are invited.
The choir will hold picnic at the
home of Mrs Cleo s. Parks III Virginia
Tuesday evening at o'clock Members
of the choir who are going should make
reservations with Miss Hallain
Crist l.. Rhodes will lead the meet
ing of the Sunday Evening Society of
G. f.. tomorrow evening at gas o'clock
In the adult room Miss jamie Mallory
will conduct the meeting Of the Tues
day Evening Society at 8 O'Clock,
Evening star., 1928-06-09
CORPUS CHRISTI RITE SET.
Service viii Follow High Mass To
morrow at st. Mary's Church.

The Corpus Christi procession will be
held at st. Mary's Church after the
high mass tomorrow al els o'clock.
the noyena in honor Of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus wiii continue until the
day Of the feast, June Is. Masses viii
be- celebrated at and Q O'Clock am.
In the evening at 7.30 there will be
prayers, sermon and benediction. Rev.
Charles n, Douqferty Of the Marist
Fathers Is conducting the novena.
The noyena In honor Of st Anthony
viii close Tuesday evening al 7S0
O'Clock with solemn services. There
viii be prayers. sermon, Apostolic bless
ing and benedicilon. and after the
services yeilcfatton Of relic Of ST. An
taony. Rev. Frederick StadIer OF the
Franciscan Fathers viii preach the
sermon.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
NorRE DAME DE LA CARDE, MARsEILLE, FRANCE

of the Virgin Mary. The latter is hol-
low and a metal stairway leads to the
interior of the head. from which an
immense panorama can be enjoyed.
The church consists of a central
nave, two lateral naves, three chapels,
a transept and an apsis. 1t is distin-
guished for the richness of the mate
rials. The basement is OF red African
marble, the interior is cased with white
Carrara marble and the columns Of the
transept are made of green marble
from the Alps,
The votive offerings of sailors and
pilgrims with which the old church
was literally tapestried were removed
to the new one and many more have
since been added by the many thou
sands who visit here every year
Evening star., 1928-06-09
Bible Questions
OF the Day
By H0rlowe X. Hoyt,
The Trial Of Jesus,
Questions.

ahNShAuhHs
/. Where and when was Jesus ar.
rested?
?. Before whom was He arraigned?
3, What happened next?
4, How came He to be taken before
PLATE?
S, Were His trials before the Sanhe'
dyin legal?
6 Why did Plate send Jesus tc
Rerod?
7, why did 1.orod return Jesus tc
8. why was Barabbas given his free
dom?
0. Why did PLATE scourge Jcsus2
10 why was Jesus executed outside
the city?
Answers.
/. On the Mount of olives, on the
Midnight of Thursday. April 6, 80 AID
>. He first was taken before AnnaS
former high priest. crafty cross-ex'
aminer, for questioning.
3. Unable to secure incriminating
evidence, Annas sent Jesus TO CaiaphaS
his son-inlaw and the ruling higf
priest
4. The Romans had taken from the
Hebrews the right to execute criminals
The Sanhedrin might pronounce death
sentence. but the Roman governor must
enforce it.
: The three hearings before Annas
Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin--in the
night and early morning-were illegal
No criminal might be tried at night
when the Judges were weary. A day
must rlapse between sentence and eXe-
cution Jesus was beaten, mocked and
tortured False witnesses testified, And
there were many other irregularities
6. Learning that Jesus was rom
Galilee. PLATE sought TO shift the re-
sponsibility of Judgment by sending him
TO Herod Antipas. ruler Of Galilee, WAC
was III Jerusalem FOR the Passover.
T. Herod Antipas. knowing OF Christs
miracle believed Him TO be conJuror
When Christ refused 20 perform mir
acle. Herod returned Him to PLATE. say
ing he found no reason for condemning
Him.
8. IT was the custom to release one
prisoner. chosen by popular demand. at
the time of the Passover. The mot
chose Barabhas,
g. Scouraging was part Of the legal
preliminaries TO crucifixion. The scourg-
ing was terrific. and many died under t.
10 Moses had passed law that all
prisoners be executed outside the camp.
This custom prevailed, and when the
Jews built cities executions were held
outside the gates
Evening star., 1928-06-09
TWO D. C. MEN IN GROUP
LISTED FOR PRIESTHOOD
Archbishop curley to Conduct Or.
dination Service for Glass of 16
at Baltimore Cathedral.
speoIal plsnatoh to The star.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
BALTIMORE, June 9.--EIghteen
young men, including two Washing
toniang, viii be ordained to the priest
hood by Archbishop Michael j. Curley
at the Cathedral Thursday morning.
Five OF the members Of the class
will be ordained for the archdiocese OF
Baltimore. They are Rev. John T. BIZ
field and Rev. r. c. Fitzgerald of Wash
ington and Rev Stephen J. Chylinski
Rev John Jennings Clark and Rev. J.
l.. Doran OF Baltimore.
Three priests who we're ordained in
Rome last September viii serve in this
archdiocese They are Rev Thomas
r. Sweeney of Washington. Rev. Paul
E. Meyer of Baltimore and Rev. Louis
Mendelis Of wilkes Barre. Pa.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
PASTOR TO OBSERVE
21ST ANNIVERSARY
Rev. J. Milton Waldron to Hold
Special Services To-
morrow.

Or. J. Milton Waldron will observe
the completion Of q years pastorate Of
Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church
Ninth and streets, tomorrow with
special exercises.
Rev Charles S. Norris Of Richmond,
Va. will preach the anniversary SER
NOR at II am. At pm. he viii de-
liver q sermon on The Second Coming
OF Our Lord =
TIE pastor and officers are asking
the members and friends of the church
20 complete the s2,500 rally on tomor-
fpw
During the past year Or. Waldron
has received into the church $50 men,
bers A church for deaf n7utes was or
ga1nzed with a membership Of more
than 2p persons: the Sunday School
has increased its membership by more
than icD.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
DAY FOR CHILDREN
Christian Bible School Will Feature
Junior Departments To-
morrow.

chiidrena day will be observed to-
nncrrow at the II Street Christian
Church Bible school. Sixth and H
etreetS southwest, al 10 O'Clock A
feature vii be the group recitation,
esarplenented with quotations by the
primary department. led by Mrs.
Gladys Thrift. Glasses In the junior
and intermediate departments also viii
present numbers. ksrs. En1brey and
Mrs. Maykew are IN charge
kt The evening seryics az 3 O'Clock
the pastor. Reg. II. e. Mayflew, viii
discuss Weddings"
The Eible training class will meet
Thursday at . pm. and discuss church
ordinances as found in the Bible. An
invitation Is extended to ali to attend
this meeting This meeting viii sup
plant the regular Thursday evening
prayer meeting.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
BAPTlSMAL SERVICE
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
DR.. Cove G. johnson Will Speak on
THY Children" at Morn
ing Rites.

''Thy Children" will be the subject
OF the sermon tomorrow morning By
the pastor. DR.. Cove G.. Johnson. OF
the National Baptist Memorial Chuich
tImmanueD. In the evening his sub
iect will be The Interpreters House"
Baptism will follow this service.
The subject Of the prayer and fel-
lowship service Thursday evening will
be The Young People and the
Church"
Mrs o. E. Howe is the delegate of
the church TO the Northern Baptist
convention meeting at Detroit next
,hurch at the Young Peoples convention
at Kansas City.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
ITALIANS TO CELEBRATE.
Constitution Day, With High Mass,
TO BE Observed.

The Italians OF WASHINGTON will cele-
brate constitution day with a high mass
and "Te Deum" at the Holy Rosary
Church tomorrow, The celebration viii
be under the auspices OF the Societa
Cattolica ftaliana and Cristoforo. The
italian Ambassador. Mobile Olacomo di
Martlno aud his Statf will be present
as viii also representatives OF all the
Italian societies of this city.
The committee In charge Is NJ. j.
Raeioppi. chairman; Antonio Manga
mar. sam DeilSi. Giuseppe Citala, Vito
Colucci Cristoforo NioSi Of the Soeieta
ltaliana and Raffaele Del Tlto, payido
Roekelli. Francesca Vita and Giovanni
Ureiolo OF the C-iStoioro Colombo.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

THE first chapel on the present site
Of Notre Dame de la Garde. an abb
rupt eminence rising over 600 feet
above the level of the sea which
washes its foundations. seems to have
been built in 1914. In 1885 a lookout
station for the coast guard service
was erected close by. In 1477 the
chapel was rebuilt; and in 1924. under
Francesi, a fort was constructed inclos-
ing both the sanctuary and the watch
tower.
The corner stone Of the present
temple was laid in 1853 and the build
ing was consecrated IL years later. In
Romano Byzantine style. 1t has fine
cupola and clock tower $50 feet high,
terminating in richly gilded statue
Evening star., 1928-06-09
PARKER IS ELECTED.
Pastor Of ST. Johns Church Made
Education ohscisl.

fsey. Clarence Prentice Parker, rector
ef 81. johns Church Bethesda, has
BEER elected vice president of the DE-
pagtnaent ~ religious education of the
diocese ~ washington. He viii also
BE- chairman Of the teacher training
committee and be In charge of tie Cd
bea ataOnsj exhibits zt the triennial "
ti4e Episcopal Church. which eonyenes
fn Washington in October.
There will be- holy communion 70
elgYr0w ~ the Tz0 eeryices. and keY
Nr Parker viii preach Al the ! O'Clock
service The sessions u the church
acIaooi Will be ~ 9.30 and II an. Tues
1ay service for spiritual healing and
1nferoessioU Hijl be conducted by tie
rector At 10 am.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
PASTORS SERMON SERIES.
Rev. A. r. Zines TO Discuss "See,
ond Coming Of Christ"

Rev A. r. Zines, pastor OF the
Peoples Congregational Church, nj
street between Sixth and Seventh
streets, will begin the series Of clinical
sermons tomorrow at / am with the
theme, THE Second Coming Of Christ I"
AT $50 pm the subject for the X, r.
@. r.. viii be How Are Our Amusements
a Measure. Of Our Christianity"
The final meeting Of the Mems Club
until Fall will be- held Tuesday evening.
at which time the Womans Auxiliary
VIII be the gueEtb