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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August II (Spe-
cian C. G. Carlin. jr,, and Capt. w.
H. Sweeney have been elected MEM
bers Of the city Democratic committee
to succeed William P. Woolls, who re-
signed as chairman of the committee
when appointed Judge Of the sixteenth
judicial circuit, and Silas beavers, de-
ceased. The committee deferred cleo
lion Of a member from the second ward
10 ill the vacancy caused by the death
of G w Wattles until the next meet
ing. at which time new chairman VIII
be selected and plans laid Tor an ag-
gressive campaign.
A book. "The History of Masonry in
Maryland" published in 1897, was pre-
scented 10 the Alexandria as11ngton
Lodge Of Nfasons Thursday night by G.
Philip Heishley on behalf OF Mrs. VIZ
ginia Smool The book has been In
possession Of Mrs Shoots family more
than a century.
A billfold containing between s65
and so, missed yesterday by M. j. NC
Farland, local storekeeper and thought
10 have been stolen, was FOUND latei IN
the day in the Mcfarland safe. III had
been placed in ledger accidentally
and locked in the safe.
Funeral services for Leslie Mcdaniel
81 wears old, of Lorton, Va, were held
this morning at Washington and
burial vas in Arlington National Gene
terv. Mr.. Mcdaniel. who died at the
Naval Hospital in Washington, was an
eroplove al the Potomac Railroad yards
and was a member Of Alexandria Post
No. "a American Legion. He ~ sur
tiYed by his widow, Jennie Mcdaniel,
and two children,
A miniature replica Of the American
Tep!0n's national colors has been pre-
eented 10 F.. Clinton Knight OF this
CITY state commander OF Legion posts,
ov Edward Spadord, national COM
n1andcr, VINO has also mailed repllcas
0f the cOIors 10 all the other state
commanders,
The engagement Of Nicholas Browse
Thrift Burke. son Of mfr and Mrs. Henry
Randolph Burke Of this city, and a
at-great-grands0n Of Thomas JEFF
fergon. 10 Miss Mary Weldon Smith
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel
/ Wait Smith of Providence, r. l., has
been announced The wedding viii be-
held September ! at the brides Summer
home at MaiunIck. r ! Miss Smith if
a VaasaT College graduate and Mr.
Burke graduated from the University
: Of Virginia His grandmother, PATTY
/ jefferson Trift, was the last OF The
/ family to be- born al Monticello.
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GERMANY MARKS
CONSTITUTION DAY
Hindenburg POstponeS VaCa-
ton to Share in Berlin
Ceremonies.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. August 11.-Gernany's
Constitution day. the ninth anniyer-
sary of the signing of the weimar con-
stitution by the first republican gov
eminent. was celebrated today through
out the Reich
The republican banner waved from
all official and many private buildings,
on street cars. motor buSSes and sub
way station entrances. Public Offices
and schools made holiday, and the
streets were full of grave gentlemen IN
Prince Albert coats and top hats. There
seemed no doubt that the major Sec
ton of the public sentiment favored
keeping the day in a dignified and be-
fashion with a certain meas
ure Of sober thankfulneSs for benefits
achieved under the democratic regime.
The octogenarian President, Paul Won
who may be depended
upon to be always at his post when his
official presence is required. postponed
his Summer vacation in order 20 at
tend the festival act In the ReichStag
at noon.
The great plenary hall had been
decorated with flowers and greencTy,
centerplece cf the German
eagle surrounded by the eSeutcheons Of
the various federal states. The Berlin
Cathedral Choir opened the solemn
with a hymn Of thanks,
followed by patriotic address by Prof
Gustav Radbruch OF Heidelberg Uni
a former minister OF justice. An
anthem, TO Germany" by Max Kali
beck. was sung. and then Hermann
Mueller. the new federal chancellor,
delivered an address, ending With a
hoch ON the German nation, united
in the republic. whsreafter the entire
audience rose and sang Deutschland
Ucber Allies"
Then President Won Hindenburg.
fine martial figure even in his black
Prince Albert descended the main
staircase leading to the platE der Re-
publik~~the former k0enigSplat1--
where he reviewed q crack company Of
honor of the ReichSwehr who in drill
and SulartneSS yielded nothing 20 the
old imperial days, while an army band
played the PRESENTER March" OF an
Cient memory.
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ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. August II (Spe-
ciaD At a meeting of the executive
committee of the Montgomery County
Social Service League. held in Rock
vile and conducted by the president,
Or. Jacob w. Bird; Miss Irina Mohr,
executive secretary. reported that dur
ing July 1853 families had been taken
care of. 1856 Of them having been car
ried over from June, and that the total
expenditures for relief was SoS2.5l,
numerous cases Of illness being reSpon-
sible for larger OUTLAWS than usual. The
total expenditures during July. as
shown by the report of the treasurer,
Mrs. Milton Fl. Bancroft, we're $2,40l .9S.
leaving on hand at the end OF the
month 1864 .28. 1t was decided to have
a float in the pageant TO be staged in
connection with the annual RocSVilie
fair soon to be held.
Mrs. Alberta Peddicord OF Clarksburg.
this county. has filed petition IN the
Circuit Court, here. asking that her
husband, j. G. Peddicord, be required
to pay her alimony. She claims in her
bill that she was deserted on December
/. 1927, and is in destitute circlm-
stances and is Ill and unable to earn
livelihood The couple, according 10
the petition, were married December
%, 1928.
Judge Robert B. Peter announced to-
day that all prisoners in Jail against
whom indictment were returned at'the
special session of the grand jury just
adjourned will be arraigned before him
in the Circuit Court here at 10 o'clock
Monday morning, Samuel I, Robert
SON, charged with the murder OF Sd
ward l.. Mills, will be among those who
will hear read and plead to indictments.
All residents of Montgomery County
who are rs years OF age or older arc
invited by the officials of the Rockville
fair 10 witness the pageant scheduled
to be held on Wednesday and Thursday.
August 80 and %, of this years fair.
Plans for the pageant were considered
at a meeting OF the board of directors
Thursday evening and 1t was decided
to hold another meeting early next week
To complete arrangements.
Licenses have been issued by the clerk
of the Circuit Court here for the mar
riage of John I. Shackleford, Is, Of
washington, and Miss Virginia +. Shore,
81. of Richmond Va. and Wilson J,
Johnson, 81, and Miss Ella Randolph,
10. both of Montgomery County Md.
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26OTH COMES BACK
FROM ARMY CAMP
Men Return to City After
Intensive Artillery
Training.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ED&ClEE DsSE&LGA 10 AEAG EA6As
FORT MONROE. Va. Auugst IL
The 260th Coast Artillery broke camp
today and started cut for Washington
after two weeks Of intensive training
81 anti-aircraft artillery work The
battalion Of br0nZed ard hardened men
vas expected 70 march out Of Union
Station late this afternoon On its way
10 The armory at o and Water streets
southwest. Capt L. VI. GOSOrn Of Bat
terry A has been designated train COM
pesncer Of the special train carrying
the troops Of the 2G0th 10 Washing
ton. Mai. Burns, commanding officer
az the battalion, viii leave early
In the morning III direct charge Of the
lloht and heavy automobile conveys
The entire staff Of officers Of the
1s0tn went 10 Fort Story Va, this
morning, where. IN conjunction with
Regular Army officers, they worked out
e theoretical battle. whose offensive eN~
tended along the coast from Fort
Monroe 10 Fort story, II vas me duty
Of The officers Of the 260tn. who knew
beforehand the positions Of the
enemy" to enplace their antl-aircr8ft
guns 70 lend defense 10 Fort Story
against attacking enemy planes, Maj.
Joseph D. Mccain. tactical officer Of
FORT Monroe. said the work u Capts
James u EgglesJon q Battery . aud
Robert A. Daily Of Battery q In plac-
ing their guns. was veil performed.
Battery A last night completed ~
record work with searchlIgbtS Their
score last night vas ~ merit points
which Is considered unusually good as
tine BesrcnI!ghIs must pick up the air
plane target within 80 seconds after y
begins 70 fly each course, IN order u
score.
All batteries Of the organization arr
holding banQ1e1S ID their mess nails
and the camp echoes with The cheer
given by enlisted men 70 their officer
end non commissioned officers.
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DEMOCRATS ANNOUNCE
MONTGOMERY ADVISERS
Fifty~Five Well Known Party
Members TO Serve County as
Committee for Campaign,

Members to Serve County as
Committee for Campaign.
speclal Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, August li-To
cooperate with the Democratic State
central committees for both the state
and county, SIS well~known Democrats
have been named as an advisory conf
mittee for this county, as follows. DR.
Jacob w Bird, Emory I'll. Bogley Albert
M. Bouic, Bernard r. Broslus MIS-
James G.. Christopher, James H. Cissel
Andrew J. Cummings Ben q. Davis,
John b. Diamond. j. Vernon Sorsey. Or.
George l.. Edmonds, J. H. Ciilbreth
Clyde GTittith. Howard Griffith, Rober,
l.. HickerSon, Clagett G. Hilton, Mrs
James Hoyle. George M Hunter, Mrs
Creighton Jones, State Senator Eugene
Jones' Josiah w Jones, James d. King
Richard tt Lansdale, Il, Aahby Leavell
H. Brooke Lee. Theodore Ill ienoVitZ
Kenneth Lyddane. ALIVE A, Monkey, Ed
ward ] Murphy, w Ernest Oftutt. John
H.. Oxley, Or Benjamin c. Perry
Thomas w Perry, Robert Peter. ir., r.
Stedman Prescott, Preston Il, Ray, W
Frank Ricketts,, Mrs, G. II, Roach. @ w
Roby. Judge Samuel Riggs. George T.
Sacks. Robert H. Saunders j, Bond
Smith. Archie w Souder. j. William
9tohiman, j, Gorreat Walker. Bowie T.
Waters Mrs Parker L. Weller, j FUR
White, William T.. Wheeler DoWney M
Williams, Charles w, Woodward and
Charles Veira,
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D. C. BABIES ENTERED
IN ROCKVILLE FAIR
Infantile Attraction Promises to
Be One of Big Features Of
Annual County Event.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. August 1l.-With
more than score Washington babies
already entered TO compete against
Maryland and Virginia contestants, the
baby show to be- staged in connection
with the Rockville Fair. August 81 to
IS. promises TO be one or the big Tea
lures Of the fair.
Judges for the show will be DIR. w. T.
Pratt, health officer for Montgomery
County: DIR. Jacob Bird of the Mont
gomery County General Hospital, and
Miss Rose Wagner, an artist OF the
county.
Robert Hilton. president Of the Far
mers Banking e. Trust Co, has offered
a silver porridge bowl TO the victor in
the best Montgomery County baby
class. The fair board is offering cash
prizes of SO and 81 for the first and
second winners.
All other classes will be open to ba-
bies from the District of Columbia,
Virginia, Maryland and elsewhere. For
the best" baby in the open classes.
Dr. David Coe, Washington, ID. c., Is
offering SIS gold piece, the Bureau Of
Health Education, e. Berliner, secre-
tary. trophy for the healthiest baby
and Harris a. Ewing a large size por-
trait Of the winner In each class. The
fair board is offering cash prizes Of
So and 50 for the first and second win
nerS In each class
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MOSBY SURVIVORS
MEET At CULPEPER
daughter and Granddaughter OF
Famous Confederate Among
Those at Annual Reunion
special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch to The AtRf'
CUI.pEPER, Va. August li.~~The an
nual reunion Of the survivors Of Moshy s
comanmd of the Civil War was held
Yesterday Il program Of addresses ana
music and a lunch being provided ny
the local chapter Of United Daughters
Of the Confederacy .,
Invitation. had been extended 70 al
Confederate veterans in this and ad-
Joining counties and there were about
40 present and many visitors Two
guests of honor were the daughter ana
granddaughter of Col John =. Mosby,
Mrs. Coleman Of Warrcnton and Wash
lngton, u. G., and Miss Pauline Cole
man. who were introduced To the as
sembly. and Capt William II Chap
man 0f Greensboro. N. C.. regarded by
Col. M1sby as his second IN COM
nand" Capt Chapman received an
ovation,
Mrs. Fannie Hill Horner OF Washing
ton. greatnieCe OF Gen. A. +. I'm,
and Rev Keith Lee Of Newport News, Il
relative Of Gen Robert II. Lee, assisted
in the program
A touching incident was the address
If appreciation made by Rev William
Slaughter, Colored. who considers HIM
self "A Confederate veteran because lie
followed the fortunes ot young masters,
James and Capt. Richard Duncan,
| through the four years Ut The war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
BELIEVED AUTO VICTIM.
Greater Capitol Heights Man Found
Unconscious in Road.

Believed to have been struck by hit
and-run driver. John Fl, Grinley, 81
years old of Greater Capitol Heights,
Md, was found unconscious in the road
near his home yesterday.
DR. w. Suit Richie, summoned to
treat Grinley. found his condition SO
serious that he rushed him to Sibley
Hospital, where an operation was per-
brain
Deputy Sheriff H. O. Machen and
police OF the eleventh precinct are in
vestigating the case and an arrest Is
expected soon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
MASS MEETING PLANNED.
Lords Day Alliance Session to End
at Mountain Lake Park.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md. Au-
gust 1.-THE Lords Day Alliance
three day session here viii conclude
tomorrow with a mass meeting The
program includes the showing Of a NOV
ing picture OF the Fair OF the Iron
Horse, IN connection with which
former Gov John j. CornWcl OF West
Virginia Is offering prizes TO elementary
and high school pupils for essays.
The program included oratorcal con-
tests This evening under auspices Of the
Lords Day Alliance with awarding Of
prizes Tomorrow afternoon Represent
alive Frank L. Bowman Of the second
West Virginia district. will speak, and
IN the evening the address viii be by
United States Senator Mansfield M
Nicely Or w w Davis Of Baltimore
secretary Of the alliance, is presiding
Sunday. August 49, win be Anti~Saloon
League day here The program Is
being arranged by George w. Crabbe,
State superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
School Committees Named
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FAIRFAX, Va, August 1l,-~nr, +. NJ,
Brooks, chairman Of the county school
board. has appointed the following
standing committees for the coming
wear. Finance and accounts. John r.
DE Bell tehairmanl. Vernon NJ. Lynch,
George r.. Broadly; complaints and
grievances. Herbert I. Williams, John
r Haislip, Samuel styles; rules and
regulations, T.. s. McCandlish tchair-
mani, v. Nj Lynch. j, DE Bell, tax
rates and budget j, +. pe Bell chair
mani, j. w Murphy, j, + Haisllp,
loans and transfer Of funds, v, M
Lynch (chairman). y. q. McCandltSh,
III. n. williams. %.@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Poor Farm Election Issue.

Sptciat DlSp9teh % The Staf
OAKLAND. Md. August lt~-m No
yemheg the voters of Garrett County
Will BIZ called on 20 decide whether
they desire a county poor farm. The
last General Assembly authorized vote
ON the question The farm, II authorized
by majority, Is to be not less than
200 or more than 800 acres. upon which
suitable buildings for the needs OF a
home OF public dependents would be
erected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, August Ito. J.
Trenis of Chevy chase. On behalf OF u
number of property owners in Mont
gomery County has written the Public
Service Commission 60 take action 70
compel the Georgetown Gas Light Co
to extend It's mains 10 serve number
Of residents adjacent % tho District
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
OrohardiSts 10 Meet.
'eeial nispateh 70 me star

Speeial Dispatch "a The Star
FAIRFAX. Va August tl,-OrcharCi~
lists of Fairfax County viii meet at the
Courthouse tonight Ar oflieial nom
the Virginia Division of Markets win be
present 10 explain the different grades
OF apples and the standards required
by the new marketing Law, which Is
80 DO strictly enforced Ia Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
SLOT MACHINES RAIDED.
Two Score Merchants Arrested in
Frederick Cleanup.
sneclnl nlsnatch 10 The stal

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, August lt~~~More
than two score of merchants were ar
rested Yesterday In countrywide raid
on slot machine and punch board oper-
ators. Sheriff William G. Rodertck and
deputies and States Attorney William
M Storm visited practically every place
in the county where violations OF the
law were thought TO exist
All of those arrested were ordered to
appear for trial In Peoples Court Mon
day morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Communities Hold Picnic.
spee.a. Dapatch 10 The Star,
NICK ERG0N Md August ] I -e

DICkER6ON. Nd, August 1.-THE
picnic held Oh the M0noeacy River,
near DickefsOn, yesterday, under aus
pleea Of the community leagues, home
demonstration clubs and other orgaui-
cations II the Earnesvlle, CoJnna DGk =
ersnn Beallsgiile Jacksonville and
pa8IesV5jie neigniJerhooda, was attended
b4 appJ0z .maEely $50 persons IL was
arranged By a committee ii which Mrs.
Herbert Brown 1T pooiesRiiie %aa chair"
man. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
VI. G. Royal " Frederick and State
Senator Eugene Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Eastern Star Officer Djned

sgees e. Dispatch ~ gAe Star
FRONT ROYAL Va. August IA
BANQUET was given Al the Alton lon
sast night by Chapter RIO & Order
Faetern Star. ln honor of Mfe. Anna
plerer . member thrice worthy n3atfon
of the chapter and now grand worthy
Ynatron Of the order IN Virginia
geyenty~six members ana guests were
present w G. Demilg Was JoasLmaEteT
and introduced the toastmakefa Mayor
y Z Eillldge. one " tue 70 cflaftef
members. Of whom only 10" remain
detailed come history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Justice Of Peace Resigns.

eesc.a} Dl&pa,1a ~ The star
FAIRFAZ. va August 1l--Jndge
Howard Smith has accepted he re.,a~
ration u 4 ". Mills. Justice " the
peace o. Mount VenloG district On re-
Quest u Sheriff + r Eirby Everett
Dove and Others W. 5liis has been ape
pointed deputy sheriff II Fairfax Com
~ dc qualified yesterday before
County Clefk Richardson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Trucker, rs, browns in Tank

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, w, va, August H.
C. g. Rutherford rs years old
trucker, tied a ploW line about his neck
attached two pieces of IRON as weights
and drowned himself ~ an B0-ghllon
tank of water at hta home near here
Yesterday His widow found the
body He feared blindness. A verdict
Of suicide was returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
FAIRFAX VOTE. 2.435.
Final Canvass Gives Moore 600
Majority in Tuesday Primary,
Special Dispatch TO The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star,
FAIRFAX, Va. August lie, c,
Pierpont, A. ], KidWell, II. q. Blunt
and S. IL styles Wednesday cam
vassed the vote east in the Democrats
primary In Fairfax County Tuesday,
The official record Is as follows Total
number OF votes cast, 2,4Sa, Of which Il,
Walton Moore received 1852 and II.
carlton Hanes 500.
The vote by districts was Centeryille.
1871 for Moore. "a for HaneS, Lee, i6i
for Moore. As for HaneS, Mount Vernon,
1871 for Moore, 80 Tor Hanes, Falls
Church, 254 for Moore, "a for HaneS.
Providence SEQ for Moore. 2i7 for
Hanes; DraneSytlle, 23A for Moore. sal
for Hanes
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switchman Nv Injured.
peciel Dispatch - The star

Special Dispatch - The star.
POTOMAC, Va, August II James
w Foster, b7~yeaf-old aWitchman at
Potomac railroad yards, sustained seV~
rral fractured ribs yesterday when
car coming off the hump hit him
" lille lac was throwing a switch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Baby Accidentally Scalded

Special Dispatch 80 Tile &tar
POTOMAC, Va, August li.~~der'
aldine hollywood. 2 gears old was Sc.
verely scalded yesterday when she
stumbled backward and fell into ket'
tie at the home Of her parents She
was treated at Alexandria Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Ban on snooners Resented.
speclal Dispatch to The star

PARIS tA9 The Luxembourg Gar
dens paradise OF nuraemAlda and lovers,
has changed since police put ban ON
kissing The usually crowded seats are
no longer crowded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
Nation Borrows Freight Cars.

BUCHAREST tAo) Kumanian rail
roads recently borrowed Il number at
freight cars from Poland so many ituv
manian cars were in dlsii6r of under re-
pair that eurtaiIment OF service was
threatened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
HANDSOME MEN TO VIE.

Ba}lefon Firemcn Announce Car
uival Feature for Tonight.
Special Dispatch IL gHt star
BhII8TON. Va August IA con-
test f2r g9odl0oking men viii feature
tie IRE department carnival here to-
night
Another feature viii be- Wnltzes for
two prizes The waltz contest last night
as postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11

The new building Of &traWbrldee &
Cl6tHier in Philadelphia viii ii is SAID.
DE tne first department store 10 snow
re kys&n4lo style q construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11

Loaded to her gunwales with noisy,
high-voltage load of humanity. the
Charles Manchester, carrying 969 Eve
ming Star carriers and their friends.
steamed to Marshall Hall and back last
night on what was unanimously de-
eiared TO be the most successful Of all
these annual outings given the "newsies"
by The Star
With formalities disposed Of. the news
boys began to take stock OF their sur
roundings In the few minutes before
the boat started its trip. One group was
found leaning over the rail In envious
admiration of two men swimming IN the
river with lighted cigars III their mouths.
Another was engaged in heated dls-
cussion as to the probable maximum
speed Of the Charley Mac" One boy
thought Is knots an hour would prob
ably be the limit A second insisted on
Is A third and a smaller boy, not SO
well yersed in steamships, broke In at
this point with the question: How
many miles Is a knott" After brief
lull the conversation, by common con-
sent changed to a pessimistic COMPARE
son Of the number OF blocks Of Ice cream
one could eat to the number he might
reasonably expect TO get from the 90
gallons under careful guard on the low
er deck.
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Sing a Little.

AS the vessel slipped out into the river
on It's trip to the resort a Meyer Cold
man Orchestra began playing popular
elections. The youthful passengers
lent unstinted vocal support to each
number, ignoring an occasional adliit
comment TO the effect that their voices
nerhaps were better suited TO announc-
ING that an extra" had been pubilsned.