The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1923, Page 11

= WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1 PAGE 11 ) — SPINSTERS WILL (Nor ALARMED) SHERI “HOUSE OF DAVID” IN $80,000 SUIT SAILORS GIVEN OR. LOUGHNEY’S *) (NOT_ALA ALARMED) SHERIFF HOLDS (“HOUSE OF DAVID” IN $60,000 SUTI en a times Bats ON Makes Cripples and Invalids | Crew of U. S. S. Seattle Is) Well So Fast It Is Well Treated Royally Worth Taking Trips to Se- attle to Be Treated. SOLVE PROBLEM KLAN'S PALACE W. L. George Thinks Loss) , ol Are On Guard as of Men to Be Remedied Leaders Quarrel BY MILTON BRONNER wy S ’ ay a5 nr at Comp Maren Beae LEARN THAN CHINESE || the nemesake of the city at close) Greene # Wow. LAMBERT. Hare ood Rouse Plea for Inquiry —EVEN FOR CHINESE || 401? ». i. » nue parade boran “FREE BOOK : ATLANTA, Ga. April 4.—The th 1 Cable to N. B. A. Service a . ¢ oo hk K the 6 at Ne the Star, Copyright 1923 by Klan w ad = > N. EK. A. Service, Inc ‘ ‘ a the f | LONDON, April 4.—The probleme Wit F ¢ deput eritt t ere renewe me created by Europe's 20,000, J, Ro Lowry ¢ b t when M. B and = ous” wome . ap oft ecret ee of we et ded the «= teday by W. | Be, Wo after Imperial W 1 Evans secu ‘ Ae , SS These 20,000,000 are doomed to die fer granted ( W. J. Simmons. ~ edd maids-—thely ma! desire for nd f the I o —— busbands 4 children ¥ | Ev uring bef the 2 ve ~) mates. agains th « fficers f the es = George has paid part atten Kian th fi erontat t S ie tx tne cimplen rotons Srie Pi aglatenticme ee y ” LAMBERT this situat Econom w " eemint — hetwenh I have Just been baked baek to 4 exsayist i Evans 18 th sith in Dr. Loughne ham tion, from the t a ' svesMigs ® | rae ern gees srount’ gare it! ronan 3 | ECE pies are } ireuble for ‘a EXCESS “DUE TO | W. ZL, George, noveltst,| junction should be i of the Seattle who. save the problem.of #0. sed | This shows the federal court room at Grand Rapids, Mich., where John William Han-| na mr 100,000" superfiuons oreen| artt,imiunction alleged that Cot! sell and his wife, Margaret, former members of the “House of David” at Benton Har.\* e city “ it Berone will eventuaty | ts ta hint Seats vcttras | COT Mich., are tg the colony for $80,000, alleging their property was confiscated and <r ng orig t alin Tiaal? ’ | executive head” and mpertal | Other abuses committed, The man in the swivel chair is Judge Dewhirst, formerly of| men ot the obit fereataly ste aici 3 eard 1 taft with in-|California, representing Benjamin Purnell, “king of the colony.” lot » ' . FIRM GUILTY cme athe imperil stat oe. | TY . : Y ——_—_ rooney ed the restraining rs oindexter arges | ENGLISH EASIER TO ; es ee IN MEAT CASE For the time being 1 think “ ; urn as a = W\NGLISH Is becoming the uni. Treatn la worse off,than sh fis Rey eget par goon : court action ts maid to |Signatures Rushed to Petition Demanding 4 vernal lang in ¢ " OTE DY ice Yaak much of ‘ sning t waaay : Probe of Alleged Capitel Misconduct De Witla TH a eaie) former of Pith and“ non. in the Ceacy 4 n am at 7o bd Ballding, Room: she gained during ate z president of W Dr. Loughney o wo Am=~! ie’ to. take “Whole POKANE, A 4—M ation Shanshat, who 5 |) ar y nurses. Hours, 9 a. m. to 6 Dp. me ? during th » woman sued an f Y fs € to bata eosin te natant tier " les a 9 to 12 only. Telephone Main her servi y of these statem f para nee passed out of existence. grand 2 H “You see,” he explained, “there || moved off gether with the rig 2 ‘ a mine’: Atte Gialects in || characteristic of the army and that ex-service men de r vi : that @ native of one prov. || USE STREET - ‘ has helped beat dow §| Cosmopol aw Res | es a b ¢ 6 can't rstand a Chinese || CAR PASSES a i wages and thus made jury trial ¢ ty comn 2 today t Potn te mor from another. After the parade the “gobs 1 2 for them. jhaving in th ‘ had t ne th “Anybody knows that it's loc Each armed with a souvenir WOMEN MAK serve as food to the E they cured bh to a t a talk" and bridge jer to Jearn English than it ts || stgeet car pass and a bronze medal, F 3 SOCIAL ADVANCE meat t for foo nen the to H {. Daughert torney | gamb her p Chinese—so we're grodually || bearing the seal of the city, they] it 3 a oe ss that the servir t enera f the United st e jon was accord meeting on the common ground || >: 4 car nd began touring the : Socially there has been a big ad. A t s a 7 f Me vance for women. Before thes war|30t constitute a.“ that he take act a n by the Toca fan allen tongue.” city. Everything was theirs’ and| Chicago Elects W. E. Dever F ing the war men met them in a bust a ; 4 oe . ‘ t | pes way cases tions of eaking made xecutive rep e | At the Ratnier club a banquet ae : ee ‘“ this f rs. Elizabeth Gale 1 dex I it Yashingt jwes prepared for the officers and| CHICAGO, April 4—Willlam Ey Men learned that women were] i0!4 i TT N wife of Miles Poindexter, ar ® been no reaction 5 hele * Dever, democrat, was chosen mayor steel pa iacbthprcotbeetiae ded Bie’ Gl bassador to F 5 1/far am could be ascertained tnday m. the grand finale, al of Chicago to succeed William Hale ; assigned to them: that certain| ‘ te signed r “ rata com melon dance a musical re-| Thompson in Tuesday's municipal ; Mines they could hold their own with | | fa Potnd. given the rs at| election by a plurality of 108,748 a aed | hibit Police Open Uptown Regis-|,..' and Ht ppodrome. More than 400| Morton D. Hull, republican, was ~ “One of the immediate results in|.) | oe a par gobs were at the celebration elected congressman from the Sec j jand ¢ . 5 ll . England was that professions |*t hos . pu noo chon tration Headquarters ~ ‘ Nation-Wide Drive Is | The Seattle will clear for =p Pe-| ond district, to succeed. James. Re 4 Were thrown open to women. jing must be regarded as a sale wit sr. fro ing to join t Mann. He defeated Barrett O'Hara “During the war women learned | in’ the SA tadieing of the| (Amased at the reaponse of Seat gaged Launched by Government | tain Paciei She will be open| With Dever was clected a ticket of to to teamwork. The friendships and | statute. torists to the t e\¢ |to v ors Might city officials that, with exception of comradeships formed among women - vers who f r w :s t ear We cannot mir BY WILLIAM J Los iH | two aldermen, swept out of office the curing that period have in many lice traf bureau this week will! enforce the law if law makers are| States a mnants of the Thompson or- xt] Cs 0 | Z cases been kept up; and that ts a 3 ‘ 4 r nd fined $10 each, Sers u ¢ t x dodgers | ation, once regarded as the | ; splendid thing for them and for the|]| HERE’S MORE ABOUT qua Inte Tuesday after | ye ies today ¢ its xed iter | most powerf.1 political maching (ime t yore. DR COOK need temp ‘ ee Ne Fr P at the| |ever dominated Chicago and Iilinols : “Morally I think woman is ho . branches ‘ MEewe U t f the T ET AUD politics, Thirty-elght of 50 aldermen Worse off asa result of the war and STARTS ON PAGE a e he}t | | chosen are democra 4 the consequent. preponderan ot Ts 0 nd the Bon | war. | | The election brings about a a z women over men. That there has ¢ D * whos rants of distraint” will be tasued in plete new alignment of politi ‘ been some hysteria, that here haa) And Is now defunct. When he po! Tuemda Marrin ‘ cities thruout the country ina gigan: | Canadian Pacific Suspends | power. ‘Tne victory firmly estabe i been some. looseness’ in thinking,|/#Unched the Petroleum Producers’| hallways to the d f hie tle effort to force the payment of | |Ushes the right of George N. Bren- j tajking and scting no one-will gain’|asseciation, Cook announced the|fought to get near t . 1 himself | git back taxes qovdenitent 30 Employes nan {o succeed Roger Sullivait am s my, But I do deny that it has been | @pitatization would always be the| desks. So dense wa e at nts cal} for the seizure democratic “boss” of Chicago. Ha < on any such scale as some people| “Mount of stock outstanding. In-|every available clerk was * : one property of all delin-] VANCOUV C., April directed Dever’s campaign and united charge. There are now and alwaya| luding the subsidiary oi! companies, |into service and it was x ro e taxpayers and tax dodgers. | Sweeping ns of emplo: the democrats behind the ticket. have been in the world three classes | }t has ta over, that ion | t Aifficulty that the ¢ riba : first move of the federal gov-|to be followed in some cases by| Dever defeated Arthur G. Lueden. of women: ! a roxim: 0, ould han fone c in the drive was made at | prosecuti K place Tu republican, by a vote of 887,961 to Eiboss who can’t be plucked. | aha oe 8 *s 2 at a Kansas City where 600 of the dis- | over the Canadian Pac Atic 284,213. William FE. Cunnea, social : jose who may be plucked. ARREST CLIMAXES | n atrolm: > fen 4 t warrants were fesued. The mM as a result of @ coast-to-coast | ist, polled 40,841 votes, nearly double ; "Those who are easily plucked. | HECTIC MONTH be pe i ale nr booth, w Pee, ae | srarrants will be issued in other ct. | investigation of theft of tickets, |the socialist vote at the last munich I don’t think the aftermath of! Cook's arrest .xed a month| called upon make out registra her to meke a) ie Just as rap as the cleric: From Winnipeg west to Vancouver | pal election. the war has appreciably changed the|of hectic exp ex with law en.|tion cards nome motor make “\ forces of the collector's office can | more than uspensions took place, | — rumbers in the three classes of| force to eager to register were forced Ke 7 . ty papers includin, ping car porters, p + Rg women. If you watch the courts you| Recently the former explorer was) outald t on the curb CA re Btn dhe ; tated move: | ing car conductors and other em-| Dahlia Club Will 5 get @ pretty definite line on thingy. | arrested In a local hotel and accused | make and | the te tin tind ere, uents have | ployes r : “There are three periods when | in federal court of illegal possession | ¥° and |/ng to Har . aa tax col-| Five conductors operating between Arrange Display married persons take their troubles|of liquor. The following day his| cor beg a i % drive is) Winnipeg and Brandon were sus-| ‘The semi.monthly flower display to the divorce judge: | wife sued for divorce, charging a RE IG E IVE NO nal revenue! pended, together with three running | at the tourist bureau of the Chamber "In the first year, those who| young woman was accompanying| 4UEs to collect «| west from Brandon and one out of! o¢ Commerce tomorrow will be da Ought never to have been married Cook at the time of his arrest. The 1 _PE ‘TITIONS m ¢ t of back | Saskatoon | charge of the Dahlia society and will BN y at all. They were totally incompat-|decres was granted. is t d It 18 hoped that In| Canadian Pacific employes engaged| be open tomorrow afternoon’ aaa ? Na ible, could never get along, and the| About this time associates of Cook | Police et Seat 5 wetete Wad the government rev-|in uncovering the case which re-| evening and all day Friday. Only . break-up comes soon in his off enterprises rose to his) of s . 1 ke ) petitions Wednesday swelled from $200,000,- | sulted in two recent trials, with an-|fiowers grown out of doors and 4m =f q WAR MARRIAGES defense and issued various state-| We ; means th the = the proposed probe into 0 jother pending, are of the opinion] piossom at this time of year will be a LEAD TO DIVORCES ments in his behalf. In one of} traffi ureau's work will be great alleged miscor t of “higher- in - a hat the company has been defrauded] snown. The exhibit is open to “In the fifth or sixth year, the] these they. proclaimed that Cook ac.|!¥ lightened. Drivern have} |Fish Ahead of Schedule in |*!*s""' mise Ly wi thatigntea | upon a monumental scale, by reason| who wish to show what Seattle cam’ restless men and women who find| tually discovered the North Pole thre nthe in. wh to register ¢ 7D RI 7 of a wholesale ticket-stealing con-| do in producing all year round flows a m who” find | tually Sandy River, Oregon HERE’S MORE ABOUT : the marriage tle irksome. | Meanwhile, government operatives |""4 they're just beg “In the lith to 20th those}continued their activit designed |the ordinance se who have not found happiness in|to break up what they declare in| the Marriage but who have endured the| one of the biggest stock swindles in| * oF yoke for years because t wanted | h{story to wait until the children had grown |TRUCKLOAD OF | spiracy which affected every divi: P 0 he sys 4 which had former. Uni STARTS ON PAGE 1 . ; Girl Kills Frien »m Washington, A fr ,| Preliminary estimates piace the With “Empty” Gun n, however, is, said losses of the company at millions of om ously. But for | benefit, branch stations will] ‘PORTLAND, Ore., nual § downtown.”* an of an du fon st. with his wife Libb: up. [EVIDENCE FOUND HERE’S MORE ABOUT his morning. Sm r been mailed from | Pressed: little encouragement of any | dollars over a period of four years. MONTREAL, April o—A rifle: + “Now, during the war and Just) qrickioads of ¢ includ je banks of | Spokane, where H. C. Harris, head of |Ch4nges belng agreed upon.” mae ne which Miss Lottie Thompson lifted after it, there were a great many | T/uckloads pete) NEGRO SLAIN {It vani approaching and sig-lthg committee, is obtaining signa | WOULDN'T. NEED |Flies 25 Minut oft the wall,and jokingly pointed at marrjages which should never have |PemPhiet® and circulars advertising Mire bah ‘ naled to the dip-netters, fst “| GENERAL FUNDS | Plies inutes . y|Andrew Maris was accidentally dis- been made. The backwash from this eis tes Dats tae Peal youl STARTS ON PAGE 1 | ‘The smelt in a tradition and a) «yw» have had Blaine expressed: his opinion that| Minus Motor Aid | charsed, kitting Maris Was seen in the divorce courts. But office. 4 re ) thing of romance in Oregon. Hie | yy adquarte 20 fa AN agreer with the bondholders | TOULOUZ, France, April 4— that is now rapidly diminishing. annual run {fs t cutting th and Mr. ‘and trown, pres t amount of annual prin- of the W. C.| cipal pi t lare the st Barbet, French ace, whose exploits don’t believe the preponderance| Inspectors declare the stock op. Barbe D ral holiday, F Rl tee ica | city federatic ments from $833,000 to| or powered alrolansé peer fnereass \etibier the tee eee eee At Tend ohh tate en | Bovd'a home, 327 24th averss about |! dy, using from Spokane at any time, No operation being put int twould|S¢ the aeronautical experts thru: of women who will lead immoral |they painted of Texas oll wells POUR Tet a. m |method of fish-cu however, could possibly be| enable the city to pay out its eon out the world, today flew over Tou- lives or form illegitimate unions or /!N& out millions in “black old Boyd and Wiley stepped im |!8t pes Fac M Sno 4 en, regardiess of when we hear in approximately 20 years with |ioug for minutes without using Free Public Lecture who will go into nunneries. |wete vivid enough be: ac a white man confront. |70"8 of the ight AN lunti next week. Our next meeting cent street car fare he motor of his plane. He remain. ; “The average woman doesn't think |/east gullible, authorities claim yem in the darknése and com. |RUAly in this manner scheduled for Tuesday. The mat-| “The 6% cont fare would incroase|l4 at w helght of 1,600 feet : about this excéss of women over| Additional warrants henge raed “Efanos antes com: |" "The run this year {s tho earliest | tor ma n'up then.” our annual revenue $1,000,000 if all|°* ° f bee men. And even if she did, she would|drawn up and more arrests were | M0 Seachied te his hip pocket | record. Tradition has it that the | adquarters a similar | car riders were now forced to pay {t,"" hot take the subject to herself. She|expected momentarily, Federal] Wily reac carried “& pletel and (Vite fish start running to thelr | gt made. No word of the| Blaine said, “The bondholders, 1 Postpone Tea on would always figure that she was|agents in charge of the cleanup de.|i Wilh Be carried a pistol and | sntne grounds the Int! Satu action being taken in Spokane had | belleve, would authorize the reduction One of those who were going to be| ced there wire over 100 caves to [aww the weapon. “At tho name tn. LOS AOInE Aros eA SUT Jaton belng in principal payments it the voters) Account of Death mésried “and mot one. ot) those who |e handled in Fort Worth alone) ot. ine floor with a bullet thru [4° it between April 20 und 27. The wuthorized the use of kay $400,000 an-| ‘The relief tea planned by Fortson- Were going to be ola maid Thus far there have been 25 ar- . eh - ti axe ot ‘o the head. | % nually of general funds, However, it|Thygesen auxillary for Thursday his head. ‘The man ecanped by a 1 ase en route ¢ y ¥ r, it|"Thygesen a lary fo 2 ; 5 aters of the Sandy and its tibu-| Woodman Station would not be necessary to use this|afternoon at the home of Mrs, Clara rests, Involving elght companies. rear door, leaving a suitcune packed tar'es to spawn | Seneral fund money with a straight | Buist, has been postponed on ac- A federal grand jury now in ses. . nd then die, try i. with stole goods In the lallwa MYSTERY IN [sion Here Js expected to return a|With stolen goods in the laliway. lived" ite ten rounded ont, for | Will Broadcast |cu' cent tare, ir tho principal paye| int of the eat at anes oie T number of indictmen - before the | icrennan and Motorcycle Patrol {emelt, Mke salmon, return to tne Radiophone station WOAW, of | Ments were reduced All members of the aux: DEAT end! Ob the "present wee man C. G, Stanley and Lieut, J, H, {Yer of thelr birth to breed and |i. qwoodmen of the World at| INTEREST d are expected to attend the fu- | SAN FRANCISCO, April 4—"Mra, man Investigated the shooting |‘ Omaha, will broadcast tonight from | MAY BE DOUBL jneral/at»3,p..m, Thureday’ at-Buts Esther Grant” will take to the grave with her the mystery of her “lk IN TROUBI E ‘. 4 Aa. daclacee inet ene Pale chink | : i to Rc (Pacis bount tiene | |The annual interest Payment this} terworth's mortuary shooting was done by n burglar. iO, K. PLAN Ff OR This station ts said to be the last | Year will be approximately, $680,000, | — identity and her life Wiley was taken to the Swedish oF Suh Ra chamreinc cdittarteaasece Last night she tore to bits the word in the development radio s the principal is reduced by H photograph of a handsome man hospital, where he lived two hours. BIG G ER COLONY telephony. It was Installed by the Coroner 'W. Hi Corson 1ook charge ta Woatern Electric Co. and is of §00/@Mnual payments. Two annual pay- iris, utilize your spare time to learn beauty culture by individual in struction. Our operators are experts ' wearing the clothes of a decade ago, of the body and started an investi.| OLYMPIA, April 4.—The depart-| watts power. | monts Of $888,000 have already been Jin this profession—those who know and swallowed poison, which ended gation of the circumstances of the|men of conservation and develop-| Bestdes a musteal program, dedl-| Pald on tho purchase price and the| them consider them the best west of ler Ufe within a few hours. murder. ment plan to expand the White|catory speeches will be made by the| bonds retired, cutting tho Interest | chicago, Phono or write for appoint: Two years ngo she came to a fash - Hluffs-Hanford land settlement proj-|supreme officers of the Woodmen of bi Rau ias $80,000, Blaine] mont, La Polet Beauty Shop, 201 ; y : - , clared. ’ ; ane ‘4 fonable’ hotel and there made her 4 rae ect in Benton county to include 100 |the World deal 3 Wells building; entrance at Third home, To Mrs, Edith Rebhan “ali Accident Victim | tracts of approximately 20 acres each | ‘This station will bo clearly heard | | Fitugerald’s resolution will seek to lave, E ~-Advertisement iott 6491 aid, | Obtain consent of the bond owners to Se enter negotiations with the object of & guest at the hotel, she confided that her name was assumed, and that |was given the approval of American |in Western Washington, it ! | Still Unconscious |iierion otticie tier. a conteren non 14 k r hi here late yesterd: rding to an extending payments 16 years, ‘The First Church of Christ one would ever know who shal After regalning consciousness for |'ere late yesterday, according to an. | ‘ Sot | bonds now have 16 years to run Scientist might be | 4 short period Tuosday night, Mrg,|NoUNcement of D, A, Scott, director | Investigate Origin ‘This would cut the annual principal Seattle “When my money is gone I will end my life,” she said For two years she lived in luxury. But yesterday she tipped an elevator boy with her last dime, went to her toom and took poison, Money Gone, Two Lovers Suicide » department, toda 58 tracts, 8 |Mary ¥, Monast, 201 Pontius ave,, | OF the state victim of an auto aceldent, ain | The project now he H, L, KNOX Business Adviser of Down-Town Fire payments of $838,000 to $416,600, The r 2 total cost of tho railway in Intorest || Announces Two Free Lectures on wank Into coma early Wednesday |% Which are occupied and 12 mo An Investigation to determine the | would bo increased by several milion || CHRISTIAN SCIENCE morning at the Columbus sanitarl of which are ready for fettement Jorigin of w fire that gutted tho es-| dotiara if th 82-year bond retirement | Be um, and was reported near death ee " Appropriation made |taptishment of Stamm Bros. cloth+| plan ts adopted. ) . Mrs, Monast was struck at Dex.|P¥ the last legislature for this pur-|iiic store, 1218 Second uve. Tuos a Mrs, Blanche K. Corby, ter ave, and Republican at., Tuos.{POMe, It te estimated 42 more tracts |i.) night was under way Wednes C. 8, B. day morning, by a car driven by} #M be placed in cultivation, duy by tire department. officials.| Lord Carnarvon Is of Los Angeles, California Roy Neill, 143 N, 86th st, and re. » blaze broke out shortly after ° . Member of the Board of Lecture- a fractured skull and concus:| Dismiss Kidnaping 8 p. m. and caused considerable Battling for Life | ship of Tho Mother Church, The ceived First Church of Christ, Scientist, “Laws of Suggestion” ‘This isn great lecture that you cannot afford to miss, Sugges= tion plays a powerful part in our business success. Mr, Knox will domonstrate how this great law, Avo by Co n “ bogs ea alon of the brain, Snve for the ono alarm among guest of the Savoy! CAIRO, Aprm 4—Lord Carnar-|] "in. Boston, Mansnchuwetes plied in Houbling your SUSiRONRe fe heyy ooh qt he aieheee period of consciousness, she has not Charge Wednesday hotel, next door, Tho damage Is ex |von, of Tutankhamen fame, suffer: || And Cordially Invites the Publlo your earning power, your success: of thelr fortune haying made their and your happiness, Tonight 8 P. M. MASONIC CLUB, Arcade Building, FVfth Poor PUBLIC INVITED Seattle Office, 206-6 White Bldg. Main 0364 regained her senses since the acel-| A charge of kidnapping against |mected to run between $4,000 and |ing from blood polaoning and pnow to Bo Present dont, Physicians held Jittle hope} Morris Brown, forme for her Wednesday traffic officer, who w marriage impourible, Mile, Elizabeth Korpfburg and Friedrich Zilzen threw themacives into the Danube Seattle | $5,600. }monia, survived the night when his | THURY@AY AND FRIDAY at | - {linens seemed at a crisis, and got | T.VENINGS 8 art in Diego and bro t back to] Hy ‘ fn little rest coday., The earl's pulse 5 fi 29 INenttlo on. complaint of hie wite, |Pawns Wedding Ring [i ee nn ne ese APRIL &, 1923, Dr. Frederick A. Cook, * ‘ his con AT MASONIC ‘TEM Tennis Fatal to | former eaplorer in Avetic re- Blind Man Marries Nannie Shoemaker Brown, wo to Buy Dog License | ton it still aertoun, a Heal Corner Harvard and Pin Man 60 Years Old gions, is under arrest in Fort Girl Who Is Blind |!°""! 9" ™ at Devuty Pre APRIL 6, 1020, Ale veeth % ase cutor John 1. Carmody ‘Tuesday.| st, LOUIS, April 6-=Mra, Con-Jous becauso his hourt Is extremely |] ap FIRST CHURCH EDIFICE HUNDERLAND, Ung, Apri 4—-| Porth, Tex, in the govern) sis, song, April John Ta|Ttown was charged with Kidnapping | stance Curtin pawned her, wedding |wenk, according to physician, | j i Sor. 16th Ave, and 1, D r H. 8, Squance, ned 40, collapse Ment's drive agaings {ake Ot} rors, u iiind maviclan, was marriod|hin fyentold won, Billy rown, |ring 1m order be got w Uceuso for hor | Ttenplration. twaa kava. sawintatned |] oT 2Uh Ave and © Denny Way while playing Jeuply wud dled, locks, herg tg Mim, Ada dixgeman algo blind, Christmas ovo | pot dow, vw ArUficlally,