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T,HE GRAND EXHIBITION OF isTATUARY.


- representing the trial Of our Saviour before Pom
tious Plate, in group Of Twenty y-tlree Figures tho
Size Of Life, splendidly dressed in approprat cos
tune, will openlat the ta,. AH - '1T1 0faF
APOLLO HILL, W.lSIII,SGTo.E. THURSDAY
/ ~ ~ tt4 ECE-NBER l4h, 1919 s175I ~
1 This splendid Exhibition is The production Of a
celebrated Female Artist, and is intended to repre-
sent that moment in the trial Of our Saviour. when
Caiaphas says 70 him, I. adjure thee by the living
God that thou tell Us whether thou be Christ, the
Son OF God" Jesus answers, g Thou hast said,
nevertheless Iisay unto you, hereafter shall We see
the Son OF man sitting on the right hand Of power,
and coming in the clouds of Heaven I" This was
equivalent TO calling himself the Son Of God. which
of course was considered by the High Priest as bias
phemys and he immediately raised his hands in af-
iected horror and says, g He hath spoken basphemy
what further need havewe Of witnesses. Behold now
I've have heard his blasphen.y.'


The scene illustrates The appearance of the Roman
Court, under Pontius Plate and the Jewish Court
under Caiaphas, the High Priest-and the Grolninr
Costume, and the Decorations Of the figures, are ali
in strict accordance with ancient history fM
This piece Of Stauary is universally considered
magnificent Work Of Art beautiful and interesting
spectacle and, an impressive and valuable commen
tary on the passage OF Holy Writ to which il refrs


Hours of Exhibition from 8 A. NJ to lUP M


Admission 25 cents, children half price.


Pamphlets to be bad at the Hall. dec l3-lw