Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 48

WRC Also Will chestra Band will hewd to be tlons, of i weekly Daniel L r T Swanee T Smithsor by will e Nun L & THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925. U. 5. ARMY BAND ON AIR TONIGHT Broadcast Concert by Royal Salon Orchestra. by the Concerts and the Royal Salon Or- United States Army the musical program broadcast tonight by station WRC. Both concerts will be broad- by a chain of four Eastern sta- including. besides WRC, WJZ, York; WGY. Schenectady AD, Canton, N. Y Army Band wiil 8:30, under th William J. Stannard WRC, and the hestra will play fre the studio of WJZ, under tion of Bernhart Levitow Between 8:30 and 9 Kk William W talk on “The Washington 1 will R New W ' play from 8 from the studio Royal Salon Or- n the di- o'clock, Fred- will give his Political Situa- onight.” be plaved by igh Hotel Or- be heard for un heginning at 6 o'clock, and at 7:20 Sidney Seidenman’s Shoreham Totel Orches will entertain until 8 yclock. The la se broadeast by W.IZ. A brief studio program, ecitals by Thelma Smith, ind Ellsworth Tempkins be prese: ind will be folie dance music by ncopators nizht late orzan Beck from Crandall's fon in Dinner concerts Breeskin's hestra, which will including contralto, baritone, m 10 to 10:3( wed by an hour Mever Davis, and the Thurs: recital by Otto Tivoli Thea- will m of Tay er 1€ inge: second of a series of talks, under the auspices of the an Institution and prepared Harvard given at K and Sizes of am Luyten. tic “The Bt 7:05 o'clock on the Stars, or. Wil Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, Dec. 17, 1925. NAA—Nav nl Radio Station, Radio, Va. { 9to 10 o'clock. 31.5 Meters). 2:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. — Chesapeake Telephone Co. (16 Silent. nd Meters). AX Early Program Tomorrow. 5:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Morning “setting- p” exercises by the Metropolitan Life 1surance Co., direct from the Metro slitan Tower, 1 Madison avenue, New ork City. VRC—Radio Corporation of .\merica (468.5 Meters). & p.m.—Daniel Breeskin's lotel vrchestra, broadcast aleizh Hotel 7:05 p.m.—"The Number and 1e Stars,” by Dr. William Luyten ie Harvard College Observatory nder the auspices of the Smithsonian astitution 7:20 p.m.—Sidney Seidenman’s hore- am Hotel Orchestra, broadeast with tation WJZ from the Shoreham Ho- ’l. 8 p.m.—Concert by the U rmy Band; Capt. Raymond G. an, commanding; ¢ i annard, bandleader; broadcast \\uh ations WJZ. WGY and WCAD, 8:30 p.m.—“The Political Situation | Washington Tonight,” by Frederic Mlliam Wile. 9 p.m.,— Royal Salon Orches! cadeast with stations WJZ, WGY 1d WCAD from New York. ».m.—Thelma Smith, F. Ross at the piano. Sliswortly Raleigh from the Sizes of 1 ited states Sher- Potomac | Tompkins, | and | direction” of Capt. | to 10 oclock | program also will | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925 Programs of Distant §tatlons Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4 TO 5 P.M. {00—New York: Vocal soloists; Dernhard Levitow's Hotel Com- ragdore’ Orchestra ... = w York: Vocal and inst al art .., Boston: Morey Pearls Ramblers .. 30—Atlantic City: Chalfonte-Haddon ‘Hail ‘tea” music Kansus City: Star's String Trio ..... Philadelphia: Talk on dogs: vocal aid ‘insirumental ‘solofsts W. 40—Philudelphia: Polico reports: organ: trumpets .. W 3 TO 6 P.M. Bershard Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestra. 00—New York market Louwsville Chicago: ricets: readings ... . Clubs: mus) Wedneaday Club tr Federasion of Wom St Louis: “Woman's Hour'”; Minneapolis: Reader's Club . Davenport: Musical program Cbicago: Soloists; Valentino Inn Orchestra . Cincinnati: Plano recital by Adelaide Apte! Mooseheart, TIl : Children's program b licago: Tem time at WGN ' musical progran County Fair Orchestra . ttsburgh: Uncle £d "o 10 Hollenden Orchestra th 15— PAI. G:00—Cleveland: Hotel & Philadelphia: We awits e ; New York: Olcott Vail and his Hotel Alpin O . Frauk Gebbiw and his Red Lion Inn Qreheatra, . 'w York: Uncle Geebee: H-NM Davis® DK!H) Tno talk WGBS ir\uml D{;‘nwr conce r‘rdl = = i Ga’ St\n vy - i, H i Serenaders: * Gol dard e ik Snec N -WREO Schenectady: Produce and stock market nhul»hol\r news: 2 Santa Claus . WGY Boston; The Smilers: WNAC \L\A York: Hotel Waldor{-Astoria Orchestra IIIWEAR hicago: Topsy-Turvy time U WMAQ Hotel SWTAM 12 Night- 389.4 508.2 Stewartson's Orchestra.. Newark: Sunta Claus: talk: sports; Jamues Jacobs' Shelion Ensemble A ew York: Her uman, pianist ludeiphia: Bellsvie Stratford Hotel Orchest, Hartford. Conn.: Hub Restaurant Trio: weather Philadelphia: Billy Haves and his orchestia . Springfield: Market reports: dinner concert .. Atlantic City: Spert talk: organ recital ..... New York: University course: talk Minneapolis: _Children's hour . Pittsburgh: KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra fhicago: Skeczrx time for ‘children; market rflu-r‘ls 150— ollege Observatory, | 13—Davenport: Chimes coneert - Balumore: WBAL® Concert’ Orchestra 7 TO 8 P.M. Concert program uews bulletins: Sandman Chicago: Organ recital’ Drake . stone String Quinted . .. New York: Judge, jr.: Hotel ‘Shoreham Orchestrd, Springfield: Talk: 'Hotel Kimball Dancw Orchestra Philadelphia: *Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Orchestra WFI Atlantic’ City: Hotel Ambassador dinner concert LWRG New Yori: Markets: Hemard's New Voric six: polics dlaraih YNY( Tioston: Vocal and instrumental soloists : New York: Federation of Churches: Cushman's (hicago: Organ recital: vocal and instrumental solos New York: Talk: spcrie: markets: pianist Chicazo: Rauland-Lyric Trio: Kiddie Letters to Santa Cids voval and instrumental soloists : and: Wormack's Singing Ssncopaio b Texas Hotel Tokio Rovais - ... Keta: addrese: £tory: mieic Goldketie's Orchestia: soloists Uncle Win's roll rall and birthdas list JL: Instrumental hour:"orsan: Belmont Hoicl Fla.: Sports ach, WMBF Davenport bedfime " dlories by Hotrl l)r\'hrpn.‘ AXI\.‘ I’ roit: Jean Philadelphia. Mogseheart, le lmmm» program: Lan Organ recital: Hotel La Salle Orchestra i Santa Claus and his heipers: weather and mas ket reports ... . g h—uum‘:%df'v‘;m.r;mm i rdlmm alvat 00ds) eater by Ford and Glenn 20—Newark: News bulletins . . : 30—Philadelphia: Snellenbure Symphony, Orchestra” Hartford, Ct Talk. “The Orient’ - dinner concert . Sehencatad: : American Trio . Philadelphia: Dinner concert by Hotel Adelphia Orchesira Ph ladeiphia: Dresm Daddy with boys and girls Atlantic City: Health talk Dallas:_ Don Bestor's Orehesira Porto Rico: Musical concert; talks 8 TO 9 de Hotel Trio ... United States Army Band, Mitchell Gondoliers: recital: Dinner concert from Hotel WOR L W LW LWLIT WHAR WEAA CIWEAQ M. 00—Atlantic City Scnenectady Philadelphia. Cincinnat i "WRC.. Kanay Kids tbson: taiks; New York: Crystal Palace Orchestral * o Footlight and” Lamn- Cindereila’ Danen ‘Grehestr eraity of Pennsylvania Gbe C‘lub program: talis : Orlandoe Roceevelr Drehestra taiky: | \ | contralto; | . Ross at the piano. | 10:30 p.m.—Meyer Davis’ rncopators, broadcast from the Earl neater Bullding. 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.—Organ re- tal by Otto F. Beck, broadcast from -andall's Tivoli Theater. Early Program Tomorrow. 10 a.m—Women's Hour, broadcast ith station WJZ from New Yor! 11:55 a.m. lington time signa 2 noon—Christmas vices under e auspices of the Federation of omen's Clubs, direct from Keith's Swanee | l | al by Otto F. >ck from Crandall's Tivoli Theator. 1 p.m.—New Willard Hotel Orches- a ACTRESS WINS ALIMONY. Adele Clifton of “No, No, Nanette” Gets $10,000 Yearly. CHICAGO, December 17 (P).— of $10.000 was given . ‘Adele Lentiz Clifton, a member the “No, No, Nannette” cast during Chicago run, by her husband, El- 't Clifton of New York, reputed to a wealthy shipping man, from om she was granted a divorce yes- day. vrs. Clifton testified that she mar- d Clifton October 27, 1911, and that er a quarrel he deserted her Oc- er 1, 1923. He went to San An- i0, Tex., and she had not seen him 1s. Mrs. Clifton said a setlement had n reached out of court whereby fton agreed to give her $10,000 a Invented the Thermometer. m the Scientific American. Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit invented » first mercurial thermometer about vears after he had made his name mortal by perfecting a device for istering heat. He dled September 17 ahrenheit’s first thermometer was de with spirits of wine, but he n found this unsatisfactory and pted mercury, the medfum that is d to this day. His instruments edily spread throughout the world, { the popular mind in England and erica still clings to the Fahrenheit e. teamurs and Celsius thermometers - termed “centrigrade,” are in gen- 1 use on the continent of Europe. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Army Band, WRC, WJZ, WGY and WCAD, 8 to 8:30 o'clock. Tall 1)) George ernor of New Jersey, on Shall \\e Use an Old Consti- tution to Deal With New Con- ditions?"” WNYC, 8:30 o'clock. WGBS, Old-time minstrels, “Evening of Opera,” WBZ, 9 to 10 o'clock. Dance program by the Meyer Davis Swance Syncopators, "RC, 10:30 to 11:30 o'clock. Group of plays by, Bradley Players, WEAR, 11 o'clock. Larkinites”: “Pop” concert. W WWS WL BTAG. WOL, Weeo Boston: Vocal and instrumental soloists New Yorlk: Sport_talk plamst: talk_by Governor of New Jersey. " How Constitution o Dedl With New Atlantic ity : Talk: vocal and of Education Springtield: Musical | New York: Unmited St Fla. rogran Miami Beach Poice Dulletins Baltimore: Vocal and instrumeatal soloists ... . uisis Pittsburgh: News hulleunn market reports N program; Tamouy composers. KDKA Litcle Bymhom rehestra Rossville, htcwer Instrumen Trio: vocal so! Denver: Market re“arl! news: dinner concert by Brown Pll- aca String Orchestra * Richmond, Va.: Markets: vocal lnd instrumental ‘solos ferson’ Hotel Orchestra ... Kansas City: Organ concert . ago: Song recital: Mendelsohn Ensembie ! Chicago; Ralph Williame and his orcheatra: vocal aad i mental soloists .. .... Montreal: Concert program 8:15—Memphis: Bedtime sf urlrl .o Lansing. Mich.: Reo Orchestra Ftrumental solos . ... ... 8:30—Fort Worth: Musical pmrfim solog Low Angeles: “Examiner program .. G Louisville: Connie's Orchastra: piane concert unday school leseon: wslfare laJk Des Moines: Raieigh Quintet .. .. 8:45—Chicago: Organ: Alamo Orchestra .. . 9 TO 10 PM. 9:00—Des Moines: Bankers' Life Trin ..... . Los Angeles alks: radjotorial: music Kaneas Cily: Siriné Serenaders: quartet! lections 5 ];mhmondh &7 s iitaburghi: Yost ‘String Quariet 5 Xow Fork: Rovel Saion Orehesira. “%G&{‘é“%“é‘y‘v "G’c"ffi“.m ow Yo yal Salon %, WRC, 4 Bosion; Norwood Women's Club Springfield: Evening of oper Now York: “Clicatiot - Clab "Eatertainers; WE WIAG. WFL, WCAE, WSAIL WEAR, WGR." WCCO "and_KSD, from veland: R. T. program ladeiphia; Talk: Y. M. H. A. Orchestra New York: Vocal and nstrumental selections: zither Philadelphia: Solos: Musical Chefe San Francisco: Children's stories: Waldem Concert program . ‘ation program of Ame':-*:m lnmh “Oitime instls ? Progrim from WJZ nony Entertainers wo 285G © o coromarazes £ DA 5 tols o wa iemon i SELGEEESSS PR e and insiru: 3 WENR Inigic: wolos: bands: talis WJD solofsts 3 Vocal 302 8 5180 28R.3 iren’s Kour; Detroit New Yo ul.: “Jean et Mal Quaret o New York: Talke: ukulele and song: Theater program 2 Cincinnati: allas: Wednesday Morning Choral Club recital Denver: Farm question box Los Angeles: Children's hour .. Memphls: Cooper's Hawaiians 10 TO 11 PO program - 10:00—Cincinnati: Post-Wurlitzer New York: Golga Trio; ““Around the World Los Ange usical ' program .. ......... Hot Springs: New Arlington Hotel Orchestra Richmond, Va.: Vocal and instrumental soloist Quartet: talk .. WRYVA Los Angeles: University of Southérn California program.. ...KFI Chicago: Edgowater Beach Hotel Oriole Orchestra: vocal and instrumental eoloista .. )llm)" Beach, F: K om South; Denco program ... it = Jecture: police and’ weaiher reports. . Recent Novels": Agnes Brennan, soprano WLWL Chicago: University lecture: choir of Fourth cnumuunnu Detroit: Jean Goidkotis's Sareniaders: woloists .. Schenectads: WGY Orchestra: vocal folos - . New York: Voeal and instrumental brogra Hotel Orcheatra -+ S san' Francisco: Rods Sie Dhiladeiphias Sesquicentennial program . New York: Voral solos: Manhattan Serenaders .. ... Philadeiphia: Talk: Pagoda Orehestra . : Cleveland: Al Dister's Meiody Hour Orchestra @0 .. New, Yoric: Goodrich® Zippers: ~Pekin Cubid: 2 scene in Yane Tre, Kimg WEER WRAT WR, Wi wich ol WHT. WCAE. WJIAR. WADC, WTAG and KSD. from. Springfiéld: Weather and miissing pereon. reports b Edwin McEnelly and his singing orchestra Toston: Club Marco Dance Orchestra New' York: Musical program program: 2 markets: polico repor Harmony 'Clut, CRicago® Organ recital; sonss 11 PM. TO 12 MID 11:00—Chicago: . S. L. half hour of dance music . Ahieles: Health talkc: music - re New York - Jacuties Green and his Cinb Deaiiits"Orctiesira., With Colonial Aces - New York: Vincent Lopez an Tleveland: Groun of pinss by the Bradies: P San Francisco: Radio. Simphony Orchesita New York: Ernie Goiden and nis Hotel Mo York: Volea Trio: Radio Art. Plavers Tow' Angelea: low Trlo, Vooul ‘inawmatmimental sofos. 3ot Snrinea: Dance Orchesira: vocal Solos. . Atlantfe Citv: Dance orchestra. ... - Chicaro: Ralnh Williame and. his orchestr strumental ’ artists . { Musical” Srogran il a-Overiand - program Minneapolie: Weather and market Fepo 350 program by Oxford Theater Orchestra: Pittebireh’ Post revus Clncinnati: French Bater Night: gro_spirituels 11:30—Chicago: =D o weA - Ban 8 882 38 35 885 BH3TEEIEX &3 Drake Hofel Orchestra Schenactady Organ recital, WOAD and 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. Performance of “Merry Merry” Federation of Wonien's Clu Susieal program. . 3 adio players in’ two one-ac : i e & Dol S piaa s Le_Claire Hotel Orchestra: vocal soios. . Bankers Little Symphonic Orchestra. ... s Collegians . o Chicago: Edgewater Dench Hotel Oriole Orchéstra: ‘songa. | WEBR 12:45—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic: Planiation Players: others. WDAF = 1 AM. TO 2 A, 1:00—Cincinnati: Orchestra: Bow Wows: organ. . S Franciseo: Jack Coakley's Cabirians. Loe Angeles: Examiner program Mooseheart, Settin’, Up Hour. . Chicago: Barnes' ““Your Hour Teague'. Tos Ankeles: Hotel Ambaseador Orchestra: Chicago: Vocal and instrumental soloist 1:15—Los Angeles: Art Hickman's Dance Orcl 2703 A Ralph Williams and the Little ,. 3 3 & 12:00—New York Tos Angeles: Los Angeles San Franciseo: Cincinnati : Davenport Bo4 2,300 2:00—Chicago: The Ginger Hour: Skylarks Roxy to Give Special Program. | Christmas Carols Radio Program. A special Christmas program will be| A program of Christmas —carols broadcast next Wednesday night DY | piaeq by Ralph Garren and his Caro- “Roxy” and “his gang,” through WCAP and,a chain of six other con- |!inians will be broadcast next Wednes- nected stations. day night by WCAP. iSTAGE PLOT SEEN IN DIVORGE SUIT Atwills React in Real Life Scene They Played Together. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, December 17.—Lionel Atwill and his wife, Elsie Mackay, are now playing a scene in real life that they often enacted on the stage to- gether. Mr. Atwill has brought suit for di- vorce against his wife, charging her with leaving him despite his pleas and with living with Max Montesole, an English_actor, in an uptown apart- ment. It was in the last act of “The Comedian,” in which the Atwills starred, that the wife leaves her hus- band as he seeks in vain to win her back. Montesole and aboard the liner Mrs. Atwill left amoa, which sailed Saturday from Boston for Liverpool, according to Atwill's counsel. Mr. At- will sought to prevent them leaving together by starting an allenation sult against the English actor, but failed when Montesole left the juris- diction of New York State. “The trouble has heen brewing for a long time,” Atwill said last night, as he charged he had found his wife and Montesole living in «n apartment us Mr. and Mrs. Mackay.” He &aid he had begged her to reconsider her tions and to return to him, but that she had refused. “I'am not emotional,” he said I am not going around carr revolver or any of that foolishness But a reconcllfation is out of the qu; tion now. The actor said he had been intro- duced to Montesole by his wife and had befriended him, giving him a lead- {ng part in a new play and entertain- ing him at his Long Island home. The ¥ was withdrawn before reach- Ing New York because of the domestic tangle. Mrs. Atwill, before she left for Eu- rope, denled the allegations of mlis- conduct and said her husband had re fused to agree to a separation and kept her at his home by threats of sgraceful’” charges She asks $350 o week alimony and $7.500 counsel fees. asserting that her band has an income of $50,000 a r. She said thit since separating from Mr. Atwill she has been forced to live on the bounty of frienc Mrs. Atwill has been leading woman in numerous productions and fre- quently played opposite her husband. | They were married in Chicago in 1920. GUN PLAY AVERTED IN JUAREZ CONTEST Clash Between Two Rival Factions | Over Mayoralty Brings out Police. the Associated Press. CHIHUAHUA CITY, cember 17.—A pistol fight between supporters of Alberto N. Almeida and Marcos M. Flores, candidates for mayor of Juares, was narrowly avert- ed by interference of police officers vesterday, when the factions clashed n the governor's palace here. No one was serfously injured. Almelda, who is a brother of Gov. Jesus A. Almeida, was recently de- Clared elected mayor in a recount by judges in Juarez, but the Flo- ristas have carried the contest to the State Chamber of Deputies. More than &0 supporters of Flores and 50 Almeida followers are here. Feeling runs high, and the authori- ties are watching to preve clashes. Mexico, De- Retired From Army. Three enlisted men of the Army have been placed on the retired list on thetr own applications, after having | served more than 30 years in tne ranks. They are First Sergt. Polikof, 12th Infant ard, Md.; Staff Sergt. son, 25th Infantr nd First Sergt. George 5th Infantry, at Nogale Brandes Experts i in radio acoustics Distributor National Electric Supply Co. 1330 N Y. Ave. further | Samuel | FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Ngqted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. The Sine Wave in Alternating Current | case of ti Theory and Practice. Part. 1L mo. When The circle and the poles of the mag- | W1 h““]’“"' i) net in the diagram below represent a | ibo o 0 ) e IRy e ) cross-section through the poles few lines are eut. Stnee voltage and winding of a single loop alternating | CUrrent generated is dependent on the current dynamo. The lines of flux are | DUl lines of flux that are cut running from the north to the south | the nd current during pole; the loop is being rotated in a|the the es. from counter-clockwise direction. The circle | X" through “A” t mall through which the loop passes has | When the 5 been divided into 24 equal arcs which | through i represent the spaces passed through igle and by the loop in equal intervals of time. from point The number of lines of tux cut by e fnereases the wire loop in passing through eq perpendicu- arcs is not the same at every point of its travel. You will notice t the loop is traveling from position X. through “A” to the wire is travel: ing pract 3 to the mag neti¢ lines of flux, and is doing very little cutting of the lines. As a mat- ter of fact, at the instant shown at 1 1o lines of flux are be ing cut and the voltage and current is ero. That is the point at which the current changes direction, and the cle is not marked with 2 dot or cross. On either side of this position the lines of flux begin to be cut and the current flows in a dircction indi- cated by the dot (flowing toward the observer) and by the cross (flowing away from the observer). When the position of the wire loop shifts to that indicated by its passuge from “I" through "G to “H" on the upper leg and from “R" through “S" 15 “T" on the lower leg, the maximum lines of flux are being cut and the greatest flow of current takes plac The voltage at those points is at maximum. The reason why this is so can be better understood if we resort to an analogy. Let us tuke i ropoe consist ing of many strands of threads bunched parallel to each other in the same way that the lines of flux arranged all parallel to each other from north to south pole. If we run a knife through these strands in a direction parallel with the strands, we may split the strands apart, but none of them will be cut. 1If, however, we run a knife at right angles or across the rope we will cut the maximum number of threads for uny given dis tance of travel of the blade. If the knife is run at an angle, fewer strands will be cut. The same thing alte the 1z nating itin from it dyna- nber,” the througn ix runn wetically and e oy pu Ve from o in and [ DE Cut at an i - number arc cut 1o pont as the cutting ang and begins to approach lar. When the wire cut a |practically at right angl from through “G” to “II’ number of lines are cut and ige and current is at its ma imum value Current Decr As it continues creases the angle at cuts the lines, the voltage and current decreases till it reaches its zero point again us the wire is passing thro point M. As it continues on past * the direction of the current reverses in the circuit and builds up to its maxi- mum valu passes point “S Then it cline again unti it reaches its m at “A This method used to draw rve will be described ir the s as it and again de- which the wire on begins to the s tomorrow's holds true in the STANDARD GOODS—GUARANTEED “Electric Gifts Heat Pads .. Curlers ........ Heaters, large . Percolators Waffle Irons Toaster Stoves . Toasters . .. Grills . Household Iron . Sewing Machine Motors Vibrators . 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He Flee From Arkansas Village Wit Loot Only at Arrival of Out- side Posse. m Dev ey Miss Colemar American b is about to r Lady bartender he Savoy back 24 years, and her ¥s the Daily Gy Hiv he fa pus har- | known to ever (e {smart bars in cer |ing her bet Savoy, Colem: { tails for | them 17.—Fighting off {lage open t escaped with £9,000 early yesterday moned from Hope, Avk., | Laverne Wilson, telephone operat arrived, and the robbers, belicved have numbered five fusillade of b reries of explo were fired on when th doors of their homes Jight in one through the the appea the robbers outside Mrs. Wilson remained and summoned help frc Nashville. The Hop first, and a scarc on the bank. Th . and in the exchange of sk of them 15 believed to have a Posses searched ' shington today, but tiace mer robbers 9 g of the local 1 | passe maids ed the ippear- ought Thie Abice L house | hullet Despite a winie the xchang 1t her bc m Hope nd ived ne failed t w w Window Dressing. 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