In the evening of "Joy to the World" by the entire audience: violin solo, "Flight of Age's," and the presentation of the sacred cantata, "The Heart of the City." The principal characters were taken by the Misses Ruth Hundegar, Gladys Cooke, Mary Clarke, Iva Wilkins, Mabel Haley, Nita Snedegar, Clifton Smith, Mr. Holt, and Percy Barton. Special features were a vocal solo by Miss Margaret Davidson and a duet by Miss Ruth Sneedar and "The Lion Smith." The program closed with a violin solo, "The Holy City." Miss Margaret Hooker directed the audience and Mrs. J. G. Moving trained the children. Miss Hooker was assisted in the musical numbers by Stanley L. James, pianist, and F. L. Clare, violinist.

NOT ABOUT PEACE TABLE. BUT UPON JUDGE'S CHAIR
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"A great war by all sorts of machinery."
"And then look at Greece. There the entente has occupied the ports, railroads, cable, and postal stations and whole districts of the country, all against the law of nations. There the entente has simply taken what it needed, and by blockade and hunger has forced them to surrender those things which the entente was unable to take.
"What about the reproach that Germany in the decisive week of July 1, declined the British proposal of a conference, and thus made  War was unavoidable?" To this, I am replied; "The proposal for a conference was made July by Grey. The meaning of it was that the delegates of England, France, Russia, and Italy should meet with Germany in conference." 