The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1913, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 28, 1913. THE LAWN RAKED UP THE GRASS, C4 A CLEANED THE CELLAR, WOALO'S GREATEST endmen* all over the! their parents bly good behavior. Jim: is now out of bed with ihe robins, offering to mow the lawn and do al! kinds of unheard-of Uittle boys and gir! eity are astonishing by their remarka ET things. Jenale ears with an apron tied aro r and Insists on do ing th BUSY PAIR, THESE MILITANT LADIES Pankhurst, the noted militant suf. fraget leader, appeared here today | at the weekly meeting of the Wom en's Social and Political Union and) was given a great ovation. She) was conveyed to the pavilion In an automobile and carried to the plat- | form in an invalid chair. The po-| ‘Vice did not molest the suffraget | leader, although they are empow- ered to arrest her at any time un-/| der the “cat and mouse” act. Twen-| ty-four men and women, who were arrested in the rioting at Trafalgar square when Sylvia Pankhurst was | arrested, were tried in How street court today. They were given the alternative of paying fines or im- prisonment of from five days to one | month. lrg majority preferred im- | prisonm In the arrest Saturday of Joseph Deutzeck by Capt. Thomas Foster, of the government secret service, on a counterfeiting char; it ti be- lieved the authorities have found the man who shot at Detectives Mayou and Keefe in a Columbia street lodging house, December 26, 1911 At the time, two other gunmen were arrested. Deutzek has just finished a term at Monroe WOMAN | MISSING. Mrs. Lena Lunde, 28, who kept house for her brother, O. Lunde, at 208 Eastlake av., and worked at a delicatessen throughout the day, : left her brother's house at 7 o'clock Saturday night to do some shop | potifh. ping. That was the last seen or are pe heard of the woman. The police are 4 investigating. Mrs. Lunde is 5 feet 3 to € @ Inches tall, weighs 140 pounds fhe | F fad wore © blue shirtwaist and irt. bb. Wa aac is man get the can 6 cabinep, CALUMET. Mich., July 28.—With | » miners sullen and angry over the 8K pe rate attempts by the op on, the sit sure ap ators to reopen the min mining re- uation in the copper nent {€ gions was but little improved today callings _ The district 1s heavily guarded Many of the miners recruited by the owners to take the strikers’ kave my places were persuaded to remain away from the mines by the the PI pickets § — ing — ty. Mayor Can’ t Sa ler Cl? ayo Me jew 9 Whom will Mayor Cotterill ap-| pther point as health commissioner? U Hizzoner will not say. In fact, it, } he hasn't thought much about eo Kays. Will {t be Dr. Crichton?” ‘the bre PB mayor was asked tod t way.” J 1 you refuse to reappoint Doc Crichton? ah 80 say.” - Bo the re i stu have it. *> He Must Die for Trying to Flee 3 PL SACRAMENTO, | duly 28— 4 James Finley, convicted we - anu 'ng @ leader in. the Finley- FIFT; Quijada-Carson jail break at 4 Folsom prison, was sentenced by Superior Judge Post today to be hanged October 24. “Dance at Dreamland tonight.—Ady, AND NOW Jit TAKE” CARB OF LITTL Sisreas av WHAT, cLse Can 1 D0, MAY | | All ge sudden change may be|nesday, Aug. 13, for two days, credited directly to the billposters . tagtton . credited directly to the biliposters| As usual the Ringlings aro| ot into town yesterday and|**Tons this year tn features calcu xhtaway turned their attention | /ated to excite the delight of the astering big sheets of posters, “kids,” There is a great array of| ver the billboards, sides of animal acts, many of them new to buildings and sund rhe other ex.) the circus arena, and the lowns es available for their paste and | are the busiest corps of entertain e ver collected unde on big show will be here Wed- NEW YORK } LONDON, July 28.—~Worn and strikers a f of bread weighing -pour emaciated by hunger striking in and a 60-pound roll hy English prisons, Mrs. Emmeline | BISMARCK, N. D—Allan J. P and snake charmer, who killed himself here, had sold his body, sity livered after his death, to a unt r . w ter, ce ing and shooting giant fire crac STED, CONN . A MAN was arrested for supporting two families, and the judge sald he had A LOS ANGELES woman is feeding tacks to her hens, preparatory | to laying carpets in the fall. coe eee BALTIMORE.—PRESIDENT WILSON has frowned on a movement! started here to raise a fund for a wedding present for his daughter Jossie. oer ee BOLIVAR, PA.—Through the wails of her mother, Raby Mary yes | terday was restored to life, and that just at the moment when a coffin lid was about to be placed over the child Mary opened her eyes, coughed and cried, ‘American King Abdicates When ARREST GUNMAN His Wives Ask for New Gowns) NEW YORK, C. Everett, the only Ame in existence, made up his mind to renounce his throne and is coming back to New York. He is ring of July 28.—Archibald the savage islanders of Arorai, in the Gilbert group of South Sea {s!- ands, and until 19¢ was a New York curb broker. The insistence of his many wives for English gowns, which h scribes as an expensive encroach ment of civilization, and his lonelt ness are the prime factors of his decision. The gowns, he says, were recent: | copra, ly introduced on an accidental visit of an English trader. After parading with them, 180 pounds, a cake welghing 150 pounds} i aibey Henderling, a New Haven baggagemas rated, when his wife left him, by trimming the house in bunt a good mind to punish him by making him continue to do It. eee tean king | romantic t i his possession ih |QUEER THINGS DO HAPPEN | HIGH HOPES FOR bakers sent Paterson, N. J.,| . sword swallower} to be de | for $500, 45 years old, t Baltimore, Md, oe. The mother screamed, Baby The mother fainted. The career of Everett hrs been In 1909 he was a well. known on Broadway, and | was rega as wealthy. Things lid not break right for him and he lisappeared The next heard of him was tn 911, when, in a remarkable letter, old of being made king of | } Arorai. He won his honor by neans of a phonograph he bad in Everett married all tho hat were brought to him, that be ng a custom of the country. The ineipal product of the country ts through which Everett ex to recoup his osnes MRS, DANIELS ON MULHALL BACK DANGEROUS TRIP.ON STAND AGAIN(*: PORTLAND, ‘Jaly 28.—After an adventurous night circling a burned I py Uniter Pte w ASHIN ‘The al- leged political activities of the Na bridge and riding via two special tional Association of Manufacturers trains to avoid a 24-hour delay in|{n 1911 were re reaching Portland, Josephus Dan | fels, secretary of the navy, and his party arrived in Portland today en tirely happy. “It was adventurous Ing,” he admitted in | the party’s trip through the Isadora and excit |do@ of lust | pected to conclude his direct exam- speaking of N ported to the senate lobby committe tin M. Mulhall, who, apparently, had fully recovered from his break Friday. He was ex ination today, and attorneys for the A. M. are expected to start his |cross examination through written Gulch, near Roseburg, which was | Ott ong. accomplished by the Hght of the)“ Ty January, 1911, Mulhall sald, | torches. | wrote Gen. Manager Bird of the You should have # jels descending the interjected Gov. West were torches to show how far she |} must leap. She descended the sheer face of the rock several| places where it was higher than a man’s head.” FIND BOY SLAIN : on wall, July 28 ying f a clump or bus with the ha body of Benny Hol | stein, a 2, missin, from his home here since July 21, was found \today. The body was badly mutilat CHICAGO, downward tn Vest ma e bnees tied, ed, but @ bullet through the base of| Islan the brain had caused death The police assert that the mur- der was the work of a pervert CURRANZA FLEEING Ww ASHINGTON, “july 28,—The Mexican embassy issued a state: ment today in which it was claimed that Former Gov. Carranza, of So- | nora, was in flight, with federals in| eres It was said that Carranza | was attempting to join the rebels in Northern Durango, on Mrs. Dan} yanufacturers’ organization that he had conferred with two senators, and felt sure Secretary Emery could name the chairman of the house bor committ and also control the judiciary committee ORGANIZE MINERS NVER, July 28.—F. J, Hayes, inte raasio nal vice president of the American Federation of Miners, ar rived here today on his way to Southern Colorado to organize ! 10,000 coal miners. He said he was authorized to call a strike unless the operators recognized the union More mali is made up and dis- patched through Seattle postoffice to the Orient, Australia and is of Pacific than through any lother American office. Postal re ceipts for 1912, $1,049,603,72, CUPID BREATHLESS AS KNOT IS TIED ORANGE, Va, July 26.—"Go: ing some,” was the verdict of Baltimore society when it heard that Dr, Chauncey 4, Dovell and Miss Estelle Eddins were mar- ried in an automobile going 50 miles an hour, \é wives financial | 2 here today by Mar-|™ A STAR WANT AD WILL SELL THAT AUTO ern bacon bt iver /11. HELP WANTED—MALE 65 BANKS 28 «EXPRESS & TRANSFER. Sib Ghone, 44ian ant 2 ham: | WANT TAeh bn. Cats, |THE CANADIAN BANK OW CoM. YOTHANSE EM CO. 4048 | 10 SEE CHIE io" be. ary | waKeon a } | ent allowed on savings and tiine|90 FARMS & FARM LANDS. Hutt \ ' t ream | MEN'S IND #0 WEA saiHe A secuaa AcaikeeT todd «1k the gal | 9 Men's Upstatr 66 BILLIARDS & POOL TABLES| 4 ute Gordon Tracte oom 206 council to tell thelr troubles to th t f itton | Th [ARCADE Poot HALd, 112 UNIVER " didn't use just those} ' uk bo hogs | MEN AND LEARN THK) sity at, Ge aylor » Btralght|) fy ti Dy oad | ' 1 Py | ‘ tala |WOR SALE—NEW AND SECOND ane {manio suggestion “that the |! \ of men fo leore the| Tables a ing nile Me and the chiet anould dist f . #. 26 wages paid while! ¢¢ os; t xt HA George P. Doyle from the pollc eee: 0S Ge Washintgon ot.| WICK-RALKE-COLLENDER CO. n, near k, stores Doyle is the man who testified |3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS ICHE DO LUNDGUIET wher! ( Mrs. Mina Fay Edwards,| BUTTERWORTH & SONS| "3 Hadese shine ‘timey [87 BONDS, WARRANTS, MTGES.| | ewoman, in which helape Sy tab. | fall the ip mtaire, ‘ 2 WH BUY AND sit ted himself as well as the] Hehmont 1 ra new | Vine The Dh Woerents, | HERMA ret ce Main and Iiltott 949. 1021 1st av. | SMOKE & B CLEAR HAVANA| Hshed 20 ye 828 Liberty Bid The mayor calls the council's at-/%, 2. METTLE STAT, UNDE: Thies ie. rewaver, 010 Fart | J GOODFELLOW _& SON ae mT tention to the fact that the civil] tekeg, ana cmialiner ay - Sa | 60 CARPENTERS c |nervico rules put the chief in direct |ivong a PHEASANT, sUCCENSONS | 13 SALESMEN WANTED. litsvciman, carpenie i Fepsire repr jcontrol of appointments and to F fferty ¢ New Ma- | Por PHASER DISTRICT, IN| Malin t missals, and that the only way the ple, 41% Kilbourne st] British Colu DIST ICT IN | a ceatlnimemeennee Vern mayor can Interfere ts to threaten e : rose joted p few months |e CHAT Tat @ SALAGY LOANS } M the chief's diemisaal IAIN vars bad Pe pe ar P hy ag SALARY LOANS. CHATTED LOANS of Mt. % I would not think much of his| Rainter ae Pt Mat } t bia an op: 1$10 to $206; new ratesi new com-| fice wit capacity, nor would the people get | ORV + PAT } ty for a g0od| pany; no red tape; no delay. Call ble farm, th much responsible and effictent serv Jora 42 rth 212 r 1 1 ‘Pibewieee rin 6 co, prope c ioe from the head of any vii Ww. mF tO ATTLB LOAN of bi r k ons ment,” says the mayor, “who would |HOME UN DiEtTAKING }20 APARTMENTS, FURNISHED. |SArauy towns, CHATINN “LOANS i ke start sonal desires of the m or 1 ' t 4788 rooms, furnished, $20; phone; | PASTE 5 al j pet Third Ay. Le! ight Main 4210 07 Nor Pike —_ bers of the city coun the mat —— $$ FLORISTS E 1 service intmente |# CREMATORIES | we: ter of civil servi appoint 21 APARTMENTS, UNFUR. = TON ST, and dismissals ORTH & SON SARTMENTS. | wei AND ACKH tt + ty, tuneral he mayor suggests that the smbarium and Maus Mhst seanih proper | ianiide ck ns imei ce u proper man to take the matter up , and illustrated and acreage. ase with is the chief. ation. wt ones ‘ity NIY BRODERICK, INC. | - FURNITURE. inte gaa 18 rat iay. ay hy Main #087 |64 CHIROPODISTS. | WE BUY. BEL. AN 6 LOST & FOUND ROOMS—FURNISHED —— —-— | Main 1161. «TAY Ha, OUVSIDE ROOMS, abe 2 | CHIROPRACTORS, 4 SIXTH AV POLE night at B! apecte “ rates. | Dit Fourie ina 4 hand furnitare @ i ; ogg me i egg hag pe Bmesrore, Donk 100 GOLD, GLASS, ENAMEL SIGNS and tro i main CITY REAL ESTATE ao Fitth av. Mais yn 5 Pike. next/ | eT 2 ER gee a . 30 ROOM8—HOUSEKEEPING =|"! ' HYPNOTISM. SHANG HAI Ju 28 With |6 MISCELLANEOUS FURNISHED AND UNE UINISE Le ‘ MONTH—NO mor, oy nt OBAcco nes only American, British, Japanese, French | a Gost Place ands Meee prices e fingte ‘and double |e" ine as ephone Blliote and Italian bluejackets on patrol in| cbt Walla Byery bleepine rooma 2010 Wantern ay 7 . Arcade Wide the foreign quarter, all was quict| gweaneeday anf Raturday . pecretants > - — eee ee hg can walk it you wish 39 BUSINESS CHANCES | 109 LAUNDRIES. ‘ of poo Bo : é " . WASHINGTON LAUNDRY The rebels in camp at Chapel rers, cleaners ayers, care have been disarmed by a large body Stevens Academy t | re Phone Bast. 1286 of municipal police. It i# expected ourth, near Pine LAUNDRY—WE MEND that only scattered fighting will KIRKLAND HOME—$575 buttons free of charme, come before some sort of a peace A new house and large tract of nbip. Ebene arrangement 1s made > : ground; only minutes’ This bi will come to a $2 50 $2.! 0) Q| Ne walk to the ferry dock, school head when communication is estab: | ein OaoV f and stores. A f view of J NEW MPeTHOD DAUNDRY lished between Wu Tang and Dr,| SYEGLASs SPROTACLES, FIT lake Washingteo nd Seattle. Family washing an< Sun Yat Sen The whe be a of tod " her ty nee, cor Immediate possession. Terms - — Sun Yat Sen ts at present unknown netrist a7 Epler] A $60 cash and $10 a month, | 115 MACHINERY. — macs dupiionted.| * Take Madison car and ferry D MACHING MANUPAG. Tine “Tianasi ative Herbs tor that or Urania (19 trips daily) to turing Co. fifth Geer Manutecturs tien for All Aru Me our Kirkland office, or call Seo xing. Geer ont RE ATRING, t PRO! att RING AND ft 104 Cherry st. Burke & Far. machinists: inventiens. “ievelopeds refinishing. Universal Mena yar) owners: Phone Main 2974 Vor satr—a No. MUSICAL. team, w 00 po a = waKor nquleg, SHEET wre iy -thetend Wand Tana rt ay, W ERY 2 Co 494 walker Bid, WASHINGTON, July Relief | cay git yi inet fo i ina that the administration currency} cycle: cost $265 new: used just | 40 oo OT Sone Cree p> aoe bill will be reported by the house] gnough to limber It up HiPPOnROME t be, metrist, 701 Leary Bldg banking committee practically an it] 4%, 100 saan Jf taken at ing taugat : Theo; half cash 38 wan framed, ts held here today by|Sanchn TREATED —WHY SUP ork. Tock 181 PATENT ATTORNEYS. President Wilson. He made it clear| fer when you can be rejie ‘of mes and Saar. OTS #200. iT. REYNOLDS, 24 YRARS 1H to callers today that the measure| [ice hours from ? te Ladion free. D R INVESTMF <0 COMPANY | |S. ‘patent office and attorney. 4 not be materially altered, and} —Marnar’ ay Yanauah's $2.0 Main 406 218 Hoston Block. | Hinckley Bik. Main 1799. 1 : Day TODD. IRCE & T that all differences in the commit W Topi FORCED TO LET GO. layne TAIN, Ea ERT KETO tee would be reconetled. Weatlake will make first payment on| ‘organizer, developer; patents that jets uttindicied saad ATLL REA 4 &-room houne, with larme| gell: 20 yeara cane oa Many picnics were held at vart- Re aiAneton ACREAGE . mitt he north slope of queen Anne| perience. _781 Central Bide. ous points on the shores of Lake eth Kuents at T City AChE Fos ” ‘* | Nason. Fenwick, Lawrence, 438 Washington Sunday. The Svea} tadas, wt 4s ADAMS, WINSHIP & ADAMS ene ee Male Chorus hi thelr celebration Pwo b nan Ride 1 at Fortuna, The Itallan Knight-| t . STS ENT |hood club gave a plenic at At } sto ah | _Pat n Kee Cantrat FAA ob EVELOPING be | 7 sunday, English authorities tavoke| folk 4az,ri#e Jacoby” Puoto Bhen HORSE arene cuncey, = utporities i 5 ACHES EXC T Rr AND PHOTOS THAT PI a wipe ed a law enacted under Charles L, BS. |" veometable pe to school and PROTOS TAT CEs ee but the Judges wouldn't stand for it ma.| pod tows ones: B » | 313 Tiberty Ride Third and Union. IF IT COSTS $25 to wear a slit i MANSIE &« 9 Third Av. |134 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. vines noet 6 ACHES, NOMTH, GOOD LAND. - | r ee skirt In Richmond, the high cost of dana wie” Ga86.60. ” Genes, 20, direct and see f| Special Equipment for living pe take an awful jump whe Young & Broberg, phone Ballard | or Urania (19 trips MODERN ose X-ray costumes reach Vir 3 z it dally) to Burke & Farrar’s of sents ae ginia, } ND fee’ tn'’Kirkinnd, of call 104 NEEDLE TREATMENT Bx rls 10 ACRES FOR $350 | Cherry st and our agent wt | —in— a | “walk to dock N, achool and {SYSTEMIC AFFECTIONS AGENTS WANTED | seeared views at of hoe $0 List Your PROPERTY with ny WIRE AGENTS” WANTED | Caen. 87 mont | Marcy & Co. and get results. 315 RLIC Hl Se ediate p bandle Puget Sound Farme ¢ trd Ay Motual Life Fl A NICE BUNGATL lot, Fauntle soo VIEW ACHE A fine tract on the state paved highway, lows than a mile from ke front at Kirkland. tract for $5 and $10 pe "$10.00 Exclusive Office and Hospital Practice W. GRANT TUCKER M.D, Globe Blk., First and Madison ed and 72 73 COLLATERAL LOANS. MEN apeetit!, WOMEN PROVIDENT LOAN SOCTRT 5 es, |""Henry Pigg. Collatera! loans, low-|135 sss PLUMBERS. | oat rat square deal. Separate | HATH TURNS. SINKS AND TOILETS |_apartments for Indies _| RUSTAD'S, $3 Second S, neat ACE To BON: i Te. me | and few: RAUTMAN PLUMRING & HEATING MEW DISC 1 Co. 617 Fourth av. Seattle i 4 Hie wal ‘ American Tews — é Net: Seattle, $10 down, "y ™ ~ 1138 PRINTERS. —— RE UL Freee Meee eeert hk Unpers Seti Pe COLLECTIONS. _ RINTERS <r es arate | _Le ¥ RETTABCR COLLRC TION ; 7 5 | UNIONT | 7 SAND FARMS iberty Ride ‘osite postoffice. RADES [LABEL COUNCIL D iactg' dab’ aa Taek abe’ F- LANGLEY RANK Phone. E collect a | ae {s, So. Sunth ‘Langley, Wash, everywhere nystem s ‘ mbu we wet. the ‘money, | Mechante » kacant oF fms fran: trates | io Hens a enectalty : FRY See us. line for charge “ 3 COLLECTION CO. 7 conte per line for cash ads, Main EB ed level tand for trade times for the price of 4 Phon ; : | the par fe ™ Before buying or buna tt 9400 a | fe \ ss uflting, see For the convenience of our readers ours 105 RIG (ain ody of M ELECTRICIANS. GEO. A. VIRTUR CO. Roston Block wo have established agencies at “Jaye will $0 RALPH RROWS ELECTRIC 7 2 aah fgllowing locations ‘ ; ae next, five a 10 acres, half mile from city; rich | a—uplonet tr On improved or va Mi » h enir and ad clay joam, ne ‘el le n * amount 0 to burlo Shop. "Phone Eliott 44 Sey on aie a catnettead (OF EXCHANGES, | time 240 aliard av. Phone WANTHD—Gmt, ror Mtreet. Price $650; any terms ) — tt Ads may loft at these branches,| hounework. snail famiy, WANTED tes will be given a8. rae 40 acres, mile from city, iar Lékht automobiles, diamonds, notes, : n = ace loam 4; alder bottom| “contracts, furniture, ete, In ex The date your subscription expires|9 FEMALE HELP WANTED. and ned rock road change for good real estate, fa on the address label of your |g, 7 SAMPLE MATS, oe $16 Mutual Lite Rids. paper. When that date arrives, if] “Atainary values, for. $1 to CLEAR OF ur subscription has not again! Yaales Rample Hat Store, over jew from city; clay] brance for your equity. exchanges been paid inadvance, your ‘name! Vantayes Theatre 40, ncros, 4 miles trom city: clay | aii aiges. Stibgen. #10. Hoge Hide in taken from the A change - ; = oam; smi ake: runnin er; |—— == ———t Ri. date ¢ PICKERS WANTED y ‘easily cleared; rich land; fine WANT A HOME THE f dato on the address label is @ Q mers, Papen ry oe Atoeda."'4H0 per acts on cod ciirirate n tine place oe . Burne! ake Northern Pacific| gasy tern lower in, and will trade a fine plac 0. THE STAR by mail ere:). train; bring bedding king sania {n south end of city, a nice 6-room 2 months Foe| utensile. Inquire berry | of rm house ¢ rene and 152 UNCALLED FO CLOTHING month ) Ither town. Picking at its ° nicken houses, nice fruit anc 1_year 32.25 worn’ Association. o Vo § HAR Grey Washington, | Price overcoats, $2.00 and up, Bring ——] 901 AMERICAN ‘K BLDG Bor ersomhouss. Will pay| this ad with you and get 10 Des gga cent discount. 10) e 8 WANTED—YOUNG WOMED TO - Si et O17 Pike it. work as telep poratorm; ex _ wANGAIN SCHROEDER perionced oF rienced: 384y | owing to condition: twill Third and Unton, Inatructrenn orpa of able! ‘home, consisting of 9 14 Hl VEN Ke of # com-| of jand, 3 cows and calves, 3 dozen Come jn a at Pe renee oom pala: ghickeris, 2 hogs, all for the sum of pm cottane experienced wo up 0 ash paymont down, pald white learning my Referapk # 600; ama ila work for yourself. FOR $25 QUALITY sows || netic. “Telonhone <& Telewraph ni’ gonttin Tacoma interurban to % @o,, room 10, 111 ‘Algona and call for passe TAL PRICE. Owner, Rneumatiem, AND TRUTHFUL | ADVERTISING EX- PLAIN PANTAGES POPULARITY Every evening two box seat tickets to Pantages theatre are given away free! Read The Star's classified colutans, Your name may appear at any time. ¥ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW _ Ln. General a 10 FEMALE SITUATIONS WTD. WANTS P Ince curtains, 45 RUSSEL practteo, and witer’ consulta: Jott 288, 5 | \ j i | | | | | \ Consultation Dr. Bro@nax owns and personally conducts his office, publishes hie trae ploture and stands personally behin each and every promise and guaran- fee Call or write, DR. BRODNAX 80T Third av. Between Columbia and Marton =| Office Hours, 9 a m. to | Sundays 10 a m. to 12 aes TS chotos ers’ as rem: hlar boarders: everything in bundanee of fruit in ne y of Inke and mountat Will sell on easy terms, or tra for acreage. 120 Spring St. M.D, PRICE “Phone Manin 8019. od ard AUTOMOBILES 7 RACER ARRIVED on its way to Van Tt fs known as one of th iver hour, and West _Qu 0 for eDenamore, #1) 960; and & and near Sumner, $ Addroes A-110% ndway A cor. Harrivon years well taken care of by the day! SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR | ¥ 509 Broadway