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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

Alpha chapter will meet at the
washington for 6 o'clock dinner
Tuesday night Miss Helen Ealond
will have charge of Christmas and
and musical program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

All saints Cathedral-Robert c. Alex
munion: 10 a. m. church school, ii a. m.
morning PRAYER and sermon. Canon Alex
andsr viii begin a series of sermons on
Some Trials Leading to God Conscious
ness" The Mems Club viii meet Friday
night Dec. Is at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

Grace Church Of the Brethren-The Rev.
Russell O. West. pastor. Morning theme
'Weightier Matters Of The Law; evening
theme. Christ and the Common Welfare
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

Second Eyangelical-The Rev l. C.
Wacknitz, pastor Morning service 1890
o'clock. Theme, Rejoicing in Hope"
vesper services p. m, theme. Faith in
Life"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
b. Mater, pastor. Morning theme, Living
Springs 2:30 p. m, the Rev. VIM. G.
Nelson will speak on Vital Question: 1880
p. m. the Rev. Eta K. Nelson will speak
on Gods Warming"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

Brightwood M. E.LThe Rev. F. T. Tay-
Tor. pastor. Morning theme. Rock Found
elton or Sand: evening theme Fine Hus-
bands"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

First Friend-The Rev. David NJ. Ed
wards, pastor Bible school $50 a. m,
morning worship l0.45 a. m, theme, "A
Soul-searching Question
Evening star., 1932-07-23
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
tContfnued.)
USED TIRES.

Good serviceable used tires that have been
traded in on the sale of new Hood tires
81 and Up.
BEN HUNDLEY, Hood Tires. 3436 14th NV.
PAY CUTS and furloughs are
no longer an uncertainty. Prices
are at bottom. Never before
such an opportunity to econo-
mize. While present stock lasts
YOU can save as much as 509c.
Norge and Frigidaire electrical
rcfrigcrators, Apex, &. T.. Gray
bar. Thor washers and irOners,
e.. j.. sweeper, Vac and other
standard vacuum cleaners. Only
a limited supply at these reduced
prices. Carroll Supply Co., ~
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE : New: modern
fixtures. all Frisidaire fine business; excel excel
lent opportunity for the right party Small
amount down. balance monthly. Address
Box 449-V. Star office. 2i'
STORE FOR RENT-Now a bakery: suitable
Iy Dy s5S2 Uhe1 deoa e silver sp
OLD ESTABLISHED GAS STATION. with
Groom house adjoining: property and estab,
Isl lished business o, can be bought at g barsain.
EGG. COFFE AND BUTTER ROUTE. estab-
Hsnsd 5000 d reason S for senF d0inS se
cash. address Pox Sss-V, Star Once as
GROWING DEMAND for lunch room, delica-
lessen. barber shop, valet service or bakery.
New stores ste Ct at reasonable rste avasbe at
4onsiss5iis fionai s5c Mo Telephone C. E ffeS' .a-
LUNCH. DELICATEssEN : Good locat!on:
nicely equipped; will sell reasonably. 7746
Georga ave. NV.
BOWIE'S VARIETY AND DELIcATESSEN-
Splendid location good business; selling on
account OF recent death OF owner, cash.
Corner r1;a OF Geo,sia oSta ave and LonEfellow St
FOR SALE-Equipped and well established
shoe business. Apply Oil st. NV.
S25 WEEK to start to man or woman with
car and $500 to invest which will be prop
ment
DEIICATEsSEN- store doing good
business; must sacrifice account Of sickness.
Address Box 77J. Star office. 25'
STORE SPACE FOR RENT - Desirable for
valet or barber shop Located Strayer Col
lege Building. 72l 18th NV. "a
CO dPETENT SECRETARY wanted for per
manent position with local manufacturer;
prefer .one who has had experience in physi-
cans Office; initial salery. SIS weekly; in
vestment required, 81 900. which Will be ade-
Office.
GOOD PAYING confectionery business for
sale, Owner forced TO leave city. Don't ap-
ply unless you have Sl,500. Owner forced
to leave city. Col. 84l3.
AUTO LAUNDRY.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
BOATS.

WILL TRADE lot near Falrhaven on Chesa-
peake Bay. worth $500. for good motor boat;
one needing repairs not desired. Address
Box 446-V. Star office. 24'
RUNABOUT, left, with Universal marine
motor, self-starter and reverse gear. COM
p!ete equipment; $3.50. Champions Boat
House GeorgetoWn.
CABIN CRUISER, 32-ft. new. raised deck,
equipped with 86-h.p.. 6-cylinder Universal
engine. E. j. Moore, Corinthian Yacht Club,
foot of lSt st. s.w. "a
CANOE for sale, $40; good condition. 1910
q st. Sc. "a
BARGAIN SALE ON CANOES.
$500 X St. NV.
Great Falls Canoe House
Evening star., 1932-07-23
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
\VANTED-SALESliEN.

SAIESMEN who have been trying STOCKS.
and the new Rockne division Of Lee D, But-
Ter, Inc. 1882 Conn. ave. offers several men
an opportunity to make money. see MI
Evening star., 1932-07-23
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR WANTED for
fer right man; commission basis. Call 1856
Tower BLDG. between $50 and II.
BARBER, coored, experienced, willing work
er: rome other need apply. 1903 11th st. W.
DOORMAN. between ages 2l-28. feet tall.
Apply Earle Theater. Sunday, II am.
MAN. white, middle aged to do general
farm work; must know how to milk cows;
room and board. Apply Frank 4sGaa' ata
MEN, whole or part time, TO advertise our
work. Mr. Brinn, Room 300, 1917 st. NV
MEN of executive ability to assist, sales man,
to the tight m man this is Spendd s4d Gp
10 80 am ll2l Vermont ave, NV,
MEN-Are you satisfied with your present
more to yourself? We have OPENINGS for 3
Rfh auaty hFa for % posohs for Wss
ington and vicinity: future assured; srady
Ssry. For o PERSONAL interview IN Washing
ton, write Super Maid Corp, 430a No, Broad
ST. Phila, Pa,
MEN (2l wanted at once special adve5ftlislns
PUsHCART sALEsMLNI MEN o. 5000 saI1oy I1oy
'' St Nv. NV North PoIe Fruit Ice Co "a
SOLICITORS G0l, high-class, to introduce
nationally advertised product to home con,
Sumer; can easily average between s. and
v $40 ds 81 ca as cofk ( Monday ask for M
ofd ef'qass s.
NAM cabs now of streets chagee to ma6e
tor Co., eth ard New York ave. NV.
WE CAN USE TWO AMBITIOUS. INDUS
TRIOUS MEN TO SELL WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS on CON
MIssIoN AND R9NUs BAsIs SIS G0RpF2e G99P qP-
WE StPPLy TRAINING AND sUPERVI-
SION. APPLY Mr.. GR1MsTE.AD, EDGAR
MORRIS SALES co, 1856 18th ST. NV.
SALESMEN.
Experienced automobile sa1esmen wanted
eishts tS E5cesnt @ oppo1uny ior good pro-
ducers. See Mr.. Callaa, 1922 NJ st. NV
WANTFD-10 YOUNG
MUSICIANS.
62a ages pses aHd also 5qF
hug.ers must have had prior band expert
ence. Excellent opportunity for high h-school
sns q - t? sl5 se5s o R2tssF slsFs S4day 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
We have openings fer a few men of sood
character to own and ope.at"
WASHINGTON'S SMARTEST
TANIC.\B.
A new taxicab specially built for the city
Inspect tSi5 car and get particulars
CAB SALES CORPORATION,
ZO47 l. ST. NV.
CHEVROLET SERVICE
FOREMAN.
Experienced man to manage
service parts and accessory busi-
ness. Address Box 1917, Star
office.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
HELP-DOMESTIC.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. .
SITUATIONS-MEN,

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks
maids houseworkers; by day. week, month
ref investIgated. Decatur 1851. 1887 llth n W.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
SHOE S.ALESWOMAN.

splendid position for hi.h-type. clever
energetic wong woman who Is experienced IN
selling Ch4ldrenS, juniors and misses SHOES.
Address Box 444-N, Star office
Evening star., 1932-07-23
HELP-WOMEN.

CONTRAETO for commercial work. Call
Lincoln 9600-W. between and 9 M
GIRLS with selling experience to fll va
cancies on our staff. Mr. Brlnn. Room 3OO
1917 St NV. 20
Evening star., 1932-07-23
ESSEN 1920 SEDAN.

ESSEN 1929 SEDAN.
Criginal paint, tallor-made slip covers;
tires and mechanical condition are excellent.
This car has been driven and tested by our
usad-car manager, who found 1t 10 be one
OF the best buys III Our STOCK at $275; terms,
trade.
so OTHERS.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
1900 l4th. Decatur 1910.
Evening star., 1932-07-23

CHEVROLET '29 SEDAN.
New tires. original paint; top, upholstery
and mechanical condition equal to new. A
rare buy at $3.50: terms, trade.
so OTHERS.
TIE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1900 l4th. Decatur 1910
Evening star., 1932-07-23
MOTOR TRAVEL

COMFORTABLE CARS registered, all points:
reliable drivers; low expense Universal
Travel Bureau, 53l 18th, Room 996 Nat
1913.
CARS REGI ISTERED, Florida Atlanta. Dali
las. Memphis: bonded drivers. U. S. Travel
Bureau. 1921 Fenna. ave. Nat 2278
DRIVING BUICK SEDAN TO Brownsville.
Ie%. early next week: Tea sonable rates for
or 3 passengers ro.ng South. Col. l530-M
co BY PRIVATE AUTO-Travel for less in
comfort; all points. National Auto Travel
Bureau. l4C1 Eye ST. NV. Net. 1887. %.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BALLYHoOs, rainbows and all latest penny
skill machines at sacrifice; also peanut ma
chimes I'LL 7th NV Met. 1879. "a
A RARE OPPORTUNITY will rent very
reasonably fully equipped confectionery
business TO responsible party; immediate pos
session See Mr Birch any eve. after 7
pm. 3233 NJ NV. "a
DRY GOODS STORE-Wil sell as going
business OF fixtures and lease. Call NORM
1l26 or West 0256.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
SITUATIONS-DOMESTlC.

WOMAN. colored, settled, f1rst-class, wishes
place as cook OF general houSeWorker; sleep
IN. 608 NJ st. NV. Ella.
WOMAN AND GIRL want part-time work
and general houseWork, any kind OF work.
Call North 2554W.
WOMAN. colored, wants general housework
OF cooking. Call for Hattie Jones' 1901 9th
st. NV. Phone North 9002.
WOMAN, light colored, wants days work Of
any kind; can give reference. 1l46 2lst ST.
NV. West 0e23-W.
WOMAN. colorod. younE. wants Job cook
or general houseworker; desires place now
or any time later; experienced; references.
1923 18th ST. NV. Dec 394l.
WOMAN. white situation as houSekeeper in
numbered. no laundry: stay nights; best ref
erences. Emerson oo41 after 10 am. "a.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS - LICENSED
white men, anywhere, any hour; your or our
car. Call any time Adams 3489. 23'
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY = REFINED,
cured your car or ours; white only. Wis.
FRENCH-PRIVATE LESSONS; TUTORING;
reduced rates. l450 Gl-ard ST. NV. Col.
Gl94-J. 49,
GIRLS LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AS A
worthwhile profession; earn while you learn.
Stewart'S Beauty School. 92l F st. NV.
sons II you buy inStrument. Christensen
School. 7ls llth s.. NV. Dist. 1878. Bk 1t.
BEAUTY CULTURE.
The Modern Way"-Easy to Learn.
Free Fmpioyment @ ser1iteHstaTt art AIo@ Any Time
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
655 Earle Bldg. Dept. H.
Evening star., 1932-07-23

CHEVROLET 1881 DE LUXE COACH; wire
wheels. trunk rack. etc; new-car appearance;
Internationally guaranteed 80 days: S425;
your car in trade; balance to suit. Mandeu
Chevrolet. 18th and Good Hope I'd. sc.
Evening star., 1932-07-23
FORD ROADSTER. 1890: rumble seat in Al
condition: S2i9. Lincoln 7l06

FORD 1880 COUPE; only driven 10000 miles;
appearance and mechanically perfect: bar
gain; terms. Callan Motor Car Co. Frank
lin and Graham distributors. 1929 NJ ST.
NV Open Sundays and evenings.
FORD DE LUKE COUPE, 193o-Dark blue
finish; low mileage; good, quiet motor: good
| tires; upholstery clean. Priced at s245; libo
eral terms. De Soto Used Car Dept, 1917
l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-23

FORD 1890 TOWN SEDAN-New tires trunk.
clean upholstery. Special. 1926: easy terms
( Triangle Motor Co. New York ave NV.
FORD FORDOR TOWN SEDAN. late 1891;
dark blue finish. See this real bargain for
only $685.; easy terms. Open evenings and
Sundays Loefler Motor Co., Ford Dealers
1l5 Pa ave Sc,
Evening star., 1932-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC

Ored: best reference: ! place u years. last
place years. Call or write 1871 10th st.
Evening star., 1932-07-23

FORD ROADSTER. late 1929: fully EQUIPPED.
incIuoinc well tenders: owner will sacrifice
SIPS. 8l6 Whittier pl NV, near Walter
Evening star., 1932-07-23

LADY over 81, reliable and good worker
with tactful and SgrfsSabie perSobpaty pa 10
10 Cooperate with employer and employees.
Address Box S46-V, Star Office
Evening star., 1932-07-23

AUTOMOBILES at weschIers auto auction.
e28 II St. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
Cay. lC am. Usually a good assortment.
Evening star., 1932-07-23

GRAHAM-PA1GE 621 DE LUXE SEDAN-Ap-
pearance and performance like new; 500
down. 1920 Kearney ne. North 069l.
Evening star., 1932-07-23

CADILLAC-In addition TO other fine cars
IN our stock we offer a Cadillac 7-passenger
sedan: priced low at S225. A Marmon lmou-
sine at s295. La Sales. and other high
grade cars at rock bottom prices. over 20
cars on display. Open until 10 pm. Lee D.
Eltler Inc Col hnSn
Evening star., 1932-07-23

SALESLADY-A lady OF refinement and Cul-
tuys 10 promote the study OF music. Salary.
Give Qualifications Address Box 34-J, Star
Evening star., 1932-07-23

POWER AUTO WASHER, brake lining ma
chine, tube vuIcauizer. Kellogg. air com
presscr, BLACK { Decker drill. y, S. grease
gun, hydraulic Jacks. IngersoL-Rand com
Compressed Air Service Co, 1888 Buchanan
Evening star., 1932-07-23

WHIPPET 1928 SEDAN, 4-door; for sale for
repairs ana storage, $40. Rear OF 1888 V
st. NV. Armentrouts Garage.
$225 EQUITY in 1882 Chevrolet sport road
ster. driven $500 miles Will take 500 or
used car Phone Alex 1871. l2l E. OK
ford ave. Del Ray. Va. 24'
Evening star., 1932-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUTO LAUNDRY.
Equipment and business; will sacrifice for
cash. District 8298
Evening star., 1932-07-23

MEN of executive ability to assist sales man
ager, must be between "a and "a years OF
aee: to the right man this is splendid op-
portunity. See Mr.. Looper between and
In 40 m ll2l Vermont ave NV.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

7 I OP hop, hipperty- went Ole
~ Mr.. Toad. Jolly, round, brigh,
| Mr.. Sun was high in the blue
L L blue sky and shining his bright
est. II was hot. Yes, sir, il
was hot out there on the Green Mead
ows where there was no shade. Yet
there was Old Mr.. Toad travelling at a
rate that indicated that he was in a
great hurry to get somewhere. At least,
that Is the way it looked. Hop. hop,
hipperty-hop hop, hop, hiperty-hop be
went, and he made each hop just as
long as he could. And all the time he
kept trying to roll his eyes SO as to see
behind him. He had completely forgot
ten that only little while before he
had said that nothing in all the Great
World could make him travel another
step that day. He had forgotten the
heat. He had forgotten his dry skin.
He hadn't gone far when he met
opened wide in surprise. Hello
Mr.. Toad" said he. You seem to be
in hurry to get somewhere"
Old Mr.. Toad shook his head NO"
he painted. I'm in hurry to get away
from somewhere" and continued on his
way, hop, hop. hipperty-hop.
Danny watched him for a few sec
onds, then turned and ran after him
What is your hurry?" he demanded.
Il thought you never travelled on a hot
day like this
Il don't when I can help myself"
painted Old Mr.. Toad. DO you see
anybody chasing me?"
No" squeaked Danny Nobody is
chasing you
Are you sure?' painted Old Mr..
Toad. still hopping along, but with
shorter hops than before
Quite sure" replied Danny. Who
Evening star., 1932-06-11
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Evening star., 1932-06-11
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.
Carving.

A good carver can carve and tawk
too, while bad carver can't do anything
elts but look worried. This Is partly
because they're not sure where to start
and partly because they're not sure
what will happen after they begin.
Your mother is usually the best
carver in the family, proving practice
makes perfeck.
Whenever you have company for din
ner your father generally says to your
mother, Shall carve it? and she gener-
ally says, No, I'll carve it.
Wich she does, usually being chickin.
Then she says to the company, Do you
prefer white or dark meet? and they
say, It's immaterial to me, I eat both,
RELY. So your mother gives them white
meet. being lucky thing for you If you
would rather have the drumstick than
the whole rest Of the chickin put to-
gether except the other drumstick.
When you are in doubt about what
part of roastbeef to ask for, the luck.
lest part to say Is the outside slice be-
cause then you're libel to be served
ferst.
A wonderful site to watch is a small
size lady carving big size turkey with
out sliding it on the tablecloth even
once or without even squerting one drop
of juice
The hardest part of a chickin to
carve Is the neck and the easiest part is
the stufnng.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

wan, then southwark along the Ale
ghanles to Georgia. Fish culturists have
carried them to the Rockies. the Sierras
and the upper Mississippi Valley.
Cool lakes and ponds must be pro-
vided for the trout, the fish will not
stay where the water is polluted in any
way. The waters must be clear and have
gravelly bottom. When the fish is no
longer than six inches she searches for
place in which to deposit her eggs
With her tail she makes a circle in the
gravel and when a stone too large is
in the way, she sucks 1t up and takes it
outside the circle she has Just made
The eggs are laid in September and
until late November, they stick fast to
the pebbles until the temperature Is
just right. and the Matching period lasts
from three to four months young
mother will lay from 800 to 400 eggs, an
older one 1000 and more. The young
troutlets soon head up stream and fend
for themselves.
Because Of too much fishing. de-
forestation and pollution of waters,
brook trout are becoming unknown in
certain localities. There are States
which have passed laws protecting these
fish, and 1t Is the duty of every Scout
and All Club member, as well as others,
to see that this sporty flsh is given a
chance to raise her large family.
The average size of the fish is eight
inches and may weigh as much as six
pounds. The head is blunt, eyes alert
and set in front Of the middle part of
the head. The trout varies In color, de-
pending upon the surrounding soil and
rocks through which tbe water flows.
Its back is marbled with dark olive or
black. the sides marked with brilliant
vermilion spots, each placed in the CEN
ter Of larger brownish spot. Sometimes
the lower surface of the body will be
reddish and at other times white. All
the fins have the front edges tipped
with creamy white or pale yellow with
a darker streak behind.
Trout fishing, as all anglers know, is
an uncertain game; it is far better to
wait until the day Is done and then
count your catch. or 60 with the idea OF
enjoying the ripping waters, the re-
nected trees and the hope that today
will be your lucky one.
Trout cannot Jump as high as the
bass, but tempting insect above the
water will excite the trout to such an
extent that he jumps out of the water
and seizes his prey. He seems to know
that he Is teasing the angler as he
peeps from his rocky ledge, and he can
cut up many antics well calculated to
tantalize even Z seasoned fisherman.
Evening star., 1932-06-11

scorned the simple charades and guess
ing games that her crowd really en-
joyed. Twenty questions usually put
the group on its metal. Things as in
tangible as ideas and as remote as the
left side of the back Of the neck Of the
sphinx were guessed without too much
difficulty.
Categories was favorite Some men,
ber was asked to suggest q five or six
letter word. In this case it was
dream" and was written on the papers
as indicated. There was one paper for
each guest. Then headings like city"
words ending in "ate," "furs," food"
movie stars" were put across the top.
Each guest now went to work. Within
a given time each space was supposed
to be filled with an appropriate word
starting across the first row with the
first letter In dream" or I'd" The
next row took words beginning with "r,"
and SO on.
At the end Of the time the words
were read. Any word put down by only
one member gave that person a score
Of 10. word duplicated by some one
else gave each duplicator only S. This
game may vary. according to designa-
tions chosen for top of diagram and
for length Of word chosen for vertical
letters.
Evening star., 1932-06-11
A Sermon for Tod,y
BY REV. JOHN Z. GUM.
Up Against It!

Il am up against it" Is an xpreS-
sion we frequently hear these days.
Since the depression began I mink
have heard that expression man hun
dreds of times. Everywhere turn
find men in desperate situatios, and
I hear them crying out. Il wa never
so up against it in my life" Nearly
every one seems to fell that way Most
people today are more or less up 8aiISt
it. What can one do? Many seem to
think there is nothing they can 90.
But there is! There is much one can 70.
The text points to the best thing
one can do when he is up against |.
Here was Asa going out to meet Zerh
the Ethiopian. He finds that Zerah hs
an army outnumbering his own twoto
one. What can I do?" he cried. Ie
could surrender. He could run. Mt
he was too brave a man to conster
either of those alternatives. So he
proceeded to set the battle in arra."
1t never pays to run from an enemy.
or any situation. however hard. YOU
may be facing the hardest battle ou
ever faced. But do not despair. Do
not run Only towards run. Bnye
men never do. Stand your ground.
Set the battle in array" Prepare to
fight
But Asa not only prepared to fkht.
He prayed. Then Asa set the battle
in array, and cried unto the Lord"
Fearless as he was, ready to fight as
he was, he realized that he was toe
greatly outnumbered to fight relyinf
alone on the strength of his army. H.
realized the need Of divine help.
Are you in q situation where you ar
outnumbered? Do you face an un
equaled foe? By all means, fight. But
you need not fight alone. There is On
who is able and ready to help you. CD
will stand by you when all human T.
sources have failed, and VIXEN there s
no humman succor In sight. Be brav,
but pray also. Asa won against Zera.
Brave men who pray always win. The
man God backs is not always the
strongest man. but the man who puts
his trust in Him and fights to the best
Of his ability and strength. The weak
est man. with Gods help, Is miihtier
than any misfortune that may oefall
him.
Like Asa, we often find ourselvs out
numbered and battling with fcs too
many and too mighty for us. There
are times that come to us all wien we
feel that We are simply up against 1t.
when We feel over-reached AM over
whelmed by the condition and eircum-
stances We face What shall I do?"
we cry. For all. the answer Is Stand
your ground. pray and fight!