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Arizona republican., 1911-09-10
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WoMAN's SUFFRAGE IN coLo-
 RADO.

Our leaders will perhaps remember that eight years ago we sent 10 Colo rado a woman whose predilections were in favor of womans suffrage to inquire into and report upon the condi- tions she found there. Her report was decidedly adverse, whereupon she was bitterly attacked by certain woman
Evening star., 1911-05-28

u reproduced on one green tan. vAleA
Is also ornamentsd With spanglsA \
conventional Persian asdgn - vosksd
cut In green and ar3dsocent Gpang1ss
around the picture. the f0unda&sen BE-
Ing . dark but rich grssn sllk. TAe
sticks are also green. and are spanSasd
like the fan itself.
The only one Of these fans nes
spangied or decorated with ssquins -
the hand-painted poppy design, on the
palest pink silk. The peoples are Of tAe
pink variety. and are boldly scattered
over the fan. giving. with thsar enil
green leaves. . stunning effect The
sticks are cut In tho delicate Louis
XIV, style. the side sticks being highly
carved In . smaller poppy pattern. THIS
fan is simple and seemingly plain. Dus
All OF these fans. indeed, illustrate
what beauty may b given % the most
usual dress ACCESSORY. ana snow that
union o1 utility and charm that aa0ns
makes the ertlstio IN dress
Evening star., 1911-05-28
FRENCH FASHION NOTES

tnlloFmade gowns - that Of READ
pockets. No longer oan our masculine
friends inveigh against our foolish,
pocketless condition. On nearly all Of
Green's ana Redfean's models tho
pockets are large. many and not simu-
lated.
Max Auspitz II particularly fond Of
stripes and Is making up material In
the ston Jacket style. He II empha-
sizing deep cuffs on tho long coat
sleeves Of the ston.
Lucille 4 CO. conducted their opening
under favorable auspices. Il u but an
other English name that - added to the
list OF Worth. Rsdfern. Liberty, ETC..
and 1t IL pleasing to note how we'll the
establishments that are not French are
keeping In the ranks OF the great de-
signers.
i must tell you Of . stunning gray
dress worn BY o. maniixin who came
straight across tho channel from dear
old Lunnon."' It was a combinat ton
dress. The slip was OF gray silk wolfe.
walking length. collarless bodice and
half-length sleeves. A slight beadwork
decoration was al that this required
for any evening affair Of the semiformal
type. Over this q black net tunic IL
worn for afternoon. and the entire dress
Evening star., 1911-05-28
ONE-PIECE DRESSES FROM PARIS

The skirt = especially attractive in the
next model. Il b . linen OF pongee,
made very simply. with q round tunic.
ana trimmed with outsonsd frogs and
with soutachs braid IN IN odA and
pretty Aeagn.
Paie-oius o. rose-pink nnen forms tAs
last frocaE. . model nit more elsbos~eA
Ths underblouss. o4 batists. has . vide
hand Of alsovsr smbsosAsry appsarins
undsq the rounded spsu1ng of shs
bodlcs. LAttis strapped buteens q
Hnan er pearl oenamsnG xhs slssves aaa
Nhs olouse front. and u enbread1ey
rsappsars sn the GUNS. AlesGsxAs .
charming letls gown
AnA - ere thsy all wAsssosso-W
thou anl u tkswi0si
Evening star., 1911-05-28
RAH19. my u

6AKS18, my n
~ NE q the noticeable features In
the whizl o. fashion II the use Of
~ Irish crochet tatt1ng and hand
some iaceo for the little accessories OF
dress. Bags. collars and cuffs. hatD4ns.
buttons, motifs and bands are made by
the fortunate ones who can crochet.
and bought by the admirers Of this
WORK. This kind Of trimming Is either
In the snowy white or dyed any color
imaginable.
Little crochet flowers. butterflies and
disks arc now added to fabric. They
are of wool IN some OF the newest
creations, and are further embellashed
by handwork In outline stitches for the
stems. This decoration is particularly
effective on sashes and girdles Of dark
velvet
Decoux offered q new coiffure the
other day From this It is not difficult
to gather the main points for the COM
ing season. Hair will be waved. with
perhaps one long curl at the side.
Monsieur Decoux 10 always devisinx z
something new. He covers the ears
with the hair. and coils the rest of the
strands in q soft braid at the back,
quite high up.
One r. happy Introduction on many
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Gtlk. with broad band Of white gauss
little above tho ivory sticks. The fruat
design q repeated in the carved ana
painted side suck. and ths seQuins OUT
line the pattsxn and form little iea1
spriGs On the sauxe.
Truly IN Watteau style. ana rather
larger than the others. II the duchess
lace fan. This has In the csnter hand
painted pastoral-societx scene. IN the
favorits style Of the French artist; ana
sA the rsst. except for the wide half
moon Of ns& covered with gold seduins.
- OF real duchess lace. in An all
over bordered design. The sticks again
-fhs woman who affects black VIII be
charmed ~ the gause fan ,in.,st IN straw. ".
Of thin, black silk, appliqued on tho
kauze and outlined By black Jewels.
The fan 10 translucent and is charm
Ing With thin. black evening dress.
The sticks are Of polished black ls. WOOL
The famous picture OF Mime. Recamier
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Dys8eeD are &mbroadsrs0 n Sl,s ba4ists,
end through them blue vsavst Ribbon =
run . outline tho neck. The tws vert1-
81 ssws oR Sutsons a4s blue vsavse, dny
soss. ~an n . s0w."
T1tsrs = cho1os both Of color ana ma
tee1el fb4 ths nsxt froclE. Il may bs
80 blue - gray. and unsn. batasss o.
sinSnAR - you please TIE popular
soo-Al0ea s0scE - gfvsn ~ . sew u
va1es Godhstsd buttens connected BY
nsus 1nao Aaha. sxasnding fFsm ~ ieft
dhs1soR = . 4uszesr way down the
shAzA 9wo seAss 1ua4m touches ars
~ hSA wals4 S1ssa b.. the folded
eASnA ana ~ hanst1echsd turnedAbapk
ssa1ae anA ouns. The - = Of fNnged
blocE vUgvUe
Evening star., 1911-05-28

can - converted into . street costume
By IN extra bolero Jacket Of gray cloth,
trimmed with rufdes OF black net ana
steel beads. u not the idea clever7
4 erossed-stole effect u somsthing now
on tailored suits. The collar u not CON-
tinuous at the back; Il II in two pieces.
ana the ends are crossed and ornamented
with braid. buttons Or embroidery. This
Il . pleasant relief and forms . modish
decoration ct the top Of the jacket.
Striped sheer linen L favorsd Cor Sim
pie little frocks, china blue and white
being the most popular.
Colored smbroidertes are very much
used.
Tailored suits Of linen or silk are show
ing revsrs Of bright oolors.
Braiding gives chic to the blue serge
suits that are worn.
White hats are much IN vogue. They
are lined with black or dark-colored
velvet.
Changeabls supple tafRsta II enjoying
. renewed importance for pretty after
noon frocks.
Do not forget the very important gir-
die and sash on your afternoon dress. II
Is seen everywhere and adds On indis-
putable charm 70 frocks Of any descrip-
uoA ELOI6E.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

bsus ansn. TAs yssncA eu1se osmO n
sAs S6A shdsad-shaosa yges ef the plain
fnsn. wsA tness tlny oswU q blue satin
nastsusd WITH sas ouesons. These bows
san, 6 csursA - renewed whsn the
nodk = waslssA
NaHe = tuo assUs In W4Aes Nnsn,
though esspsutaR1y this ssaseD wAess
osessn vu13s wsui1 b quies - sosd
Tns ohen1sstts and undsssissvss ass sf
oeaess e1suver lAss - sm6sefdsry. ana
- sulnnlng Asts cd thsss sn t4s -
Desa sA1zsband aes woEaDsd h wAf1s
a0psstssa eAssal MnuA = s300 a.
do @ Q osuANsA "esln Aoo1' 49,
e1moi
1As AAaws0A. w9ht - assU A@AnA
- tuuaesa sns1 eae1ges oieuDs under -
mn1sasy ~ s6ssA = g nact,ss hGns
psagss. CTfy = - naGuaa-suasssaS Soog0
ahss - vsuAe - sQuliv ektraoetw0,
Evening star., 1911-05-28

vt Has tzarsn xbs Pszasian . 1ng
wAns - - osnvsEtsd 70 the waGA
dssss ths3 - not ef ths i1asss1s
vuEsesy. but she has come = xhs
psans q laat end. Win ~ ususa
TssuoA S,svsfnes2 has oome sue n -
agn0 18th pEstty ana sonnsuAnaA 1o4s
ssassa she sh0wD he ue0e GxEsns
sAuUoeU q ssJss h sssDsse . ma
- AUl4nsessn g a. 0s~a Aspsn1ls0
@4usy uDss sAAsos snA sssss aaA s2sa
- UuA 01mmln0 esosla0-o ~ -
6ue3s12 . - - sM1sGosvH D1Aa0o-
uoDnA - . 1asl1an a1aA - sas%
- 0ouuA - Aanaaean An1 80
s.v AaA
4NnN0o~kAoa0s sN0o ~ AOA.
aon0a moUas9saR nsA ~
a1Unao1 su1 - ssnaF an0 sun-
~ A0ss - - saz1ss shnp~ -
SR00v14ssQHse s.euskas1ss s.s
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Pineapple Sherbet.

To . pint AZ pineapple sirup allow the
srated rind Of two lemons. put into the
sirup while It 10 boiling hot. To this add
a rint Of cold tee and q quarter of a
pound Of candied ginger shredded. Let
an stand covered for q quarter OF an
hour, then put through sieve. Now ada
the Juice Of two lemons and two cupfuis
of eranulafed sugar. Stir until the sugar
IN dissolved, turn into q freezer and, as IL
rrows custard like, pour An the pulp OF
half O fresh pineapple. with the stiffiy
beaten whites Of two eggs. Freeze until
arm. Serve In sherbet cups. on small
plates with . dolly under each cup.
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORO.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Sandwiches Of Several sorta fSE

Chop vofy mo . pint OK o0voo -
mix with uayonnaiss. Have the oseAd
ready cut very thin, or spread ou-sef
and cut afterward. one slice being covered
with the chopped olives and the 0Fer
with caviare. Press the slices we0-xo-
gether and cut into narrow strips. The
crust is OF course, shaved on. These ere
Russian sandwiches.
Another kind called two-story aand-
wiches may be made OF brown or whitUf
bread spread on the loaf with butter. !
then with minced ham. chicken or tongue
moistened with nayonnaise. or with pate.
de-fois-gras. The spread sides are turned
uppermost and held together with q
spread of butter only; then topped with
huttered outer slices. All are cut very
thin TO make the sandwiches q con-
venient size for an accompaniment TO
salad.
Rye, bread ana cheese sandwiches are
made with two pounds of American
cheese grated fine and mixed with q pint
Of olives and cream enough to make 9
paste that will spread well. Rye bread
buttered and cut thin is delicious with
fhis filling. AZ with other sandwiches,
these should have the crusts shaved OF
closely.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Wide Braid

brvMND ~ noe3csa ~ ovsf nsse
II IN the G&sliaxs e1 Pequ1ns Dre-
49, eea1 DoposG and ths Callot
DosWo thsfs - "a smphasia bsfn0
I'D ~ Win br13d Wl6e-lA 0omA
paoss . half yaSdi And NV this
PH1m1ng - ussdi
. 3 - IN sxosl1sn4 band for sailor
collars and dssD euffa. It forms the
{ egtsP edge of deep rsvsrA The wide
Aeald trims the edge Of the kimsno
U1ssvss ana forms . practical. modish
hoan ter the skirt Of strotteuHS
In white it forms . rich. effective
! krlmming for ths favor4te cream serge
dresses and cost suitA It IL sufficient
boan4y unto itself, and the durability
ef this SILK e1 mohair braid u . conn
snsndneiou, end manso the dT1t cost
seem eon2dsRAAey bower. It oan ~
ways b cleaned. ana out1AstD ehs &aO
GhA9 e es4ms.
one cfzao uoda of hRue SATIN = &zlnmSo
wbth tt4s w4ds nraad N basck II
70 placed on the front Of the coat In .
straight ltne, and forms . ahaeld Of
g1istening black that covers the front
ana 10 continued In . broad band
around the bottom Of the coat. Plas-
irons Of this are used on sleeves ana
the back A hanging panel Of this
braid IL added 1T the back. attached
TO . girdle Of the samA
Indeed. the QUESTION b whethse q -
Q braid suit or = silk one, and this
costume by Martial & Armand h q
fair example OF the vogue for braid
The wider the better.
Madame Paquin IL using wide braid,
IN color to match tho color OF tho suit,
with which q deep yoke IL formed. AL
ternate rows Of braid and material
form the deep yoke that nts snugIy
around the hips. Since the braid ID
not Of q contrasting color. there is no
detrimental effect. Tho narrowneSs OF
the hips Is still given.
Black braid on checked materials 10
quite the favoTite trimming. The mill
tnry effect is easily attained by using
braid in straight lines on the front and
sleeves. the ornamentatton finished by
Braid Is used to trim military hats or
shapes that depend more upon hne than
trimming. band with fr1nged ends
forms q scarf that can be knotted
around hat, and can be removed for
any other type OF trimming to suit
other frocks.
Braid Is factor to be reckoned with
in the planning OF new dresses or
suits: It Is enjoying well-deserved
popularity. that - sure to be repeated
over the water.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

TTYD HAVE left behind N ms oAS
w Of tho tiny ana nirsa*'oa. fsn.
w and that OF the large and IN
pressive fan. alike; and tho size popular
at present II somewhere between ens
two. at Just the golden mean.
Golden in two senses. for the pre-
vaihng fashion for Persian effects. with
their accompanying gold and silver ana
copper Telefs. has struck also the world
Of fandom. and the pretty ornamSnts
glisten like metal butterflies.
Here Il one. for instance. IN se0ne-
eenth century French styls. on light
blue silk. with pink apple blossoms
and bowknots. interpreted With laurel
wreaths. all studded with iridescsnt
sequins. that shoY OF beautifully the
delicate pink and blue. The sticks arp
painted light blue also. with pink ana
silver conventional patterns In en-
bossed work on the fight wood.
sequins. .hows a painted fruit design in
soft purple and pink On the white thin
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Blouses OF striped material are very
popular.
Even yeiled fabrics are frequently to be
seen done in the approved tailormade
effect.
BIouses OF white muslin usually show a
pleated frill-wfde or narrow, but always
frill.
The all-white hat OF fine straw trim
med with white wings and faced with
blue or black velvet, is the new offering
for afternoon wear.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Fads and Fancies.
pIumes in two coIors are much used.

Piumes in two colors are much used
Bags Of white satin striped in black are
among the newest features I'm this line
The handles are OF twisted silk and are
much shorter than formerly.
Jabots OF hne linen, trimmed with baby
Irish, antique or valenciennes lace, are
unodish and add decided touch Of ele-
Gance to the plain blouse or waist
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Wedding Supper.

Any one Of these quotations may have
some Significance for the June bride.
June. the month for weddings. 10 no less
the month for looking well to the house
hold OF the young homemaker or Of the
matron with q family to be made COM
Portable through tho hot summer days
that succeed the delicious spring weather.
Both bride and matron win have some
thing to do with preparing the wedding
feast and must, therefore. be as busy az
O swarm Of bees. The bride should realize
before the final step - taken what the
matron has found to be true through
experience. namely. that tho sort Of at
fection she maFTies with u not real love
II It cannot stand the tests Life Will put
Il to-rsai love cannot ny out Of the
window. And the bride who has all
sorts Of pretty looks ana ways will know
that she must b good. practical house
keeper tf she y to make home truly
happy. and that Q man who VIII take
as q wife q girl who wants auxuI1es nus
man. 4 few menus for the June wedding
will help maid or matron. A wedding
breakfast Is the collation. served any
where between 10 In the morning and 2
nony that comes before either hour. The
afternoon wedding refreshments are
called 9 collation. and the evening we'd
ding has q supper served At bune& or
table.
II is easy to have very inexpsnstvs
decorations for q wedding In . country
or suburban place. Both for house OF
church the wild flowers and ferns found
in any really wooded spot arc as dainty
a. hot house plants. These. too. can be
effectively used for the table end trailine
vines can make Q beautiful border upon
the white cloth In the center OF tns
table whether the Refreshments are 20 d
served In buffet manner or ~ = feaS'
~ Hhich quests are seated, ceuteEpaso!
cSn 6e 1n1dS W7TH d>ov1 tray O6vsfe(
With moss, In the center OF which -
dieh within It, each filled VITA Eexef
The lower dish can be niisd with w
flowers and the upper one can hold gardex
roses OF any. color. OF course. II plenty
OF roses are to be had nothing could b
more Appropriate for tho whole sohezn1
OF decoration.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Reoeavine 'o0ssts.

II . wedding ceremony Is held In church
the receiving OF the guests does not take
plaoe there unless az 10 sometimes done.
the bride and groom simply turn after
the ceremony, and face the congrega-
tion and hold Q sort Of reception. when
no other - to be held at the house. In
that case guests go forward and oner
congratujadonG and no refreshments are
served. ~ the bride II to receive at home
she only Smiles and mods TO her friends
as she passes out Of the church, ana
formally receives them when they follow
her to the house. At a home wedding
the mother Of tho bride, or some reia-
tive may greet the guests az they arrive.
The hostess preparing for home wed-
ding is often puzzled as to what amount
OF each sort Of food will be needed. Even
4 quiet wedding will often have az many
as fifty guests. For this number the
proportions are; Ten loaves OF bread
uor sandwtches) with two and q half
pounds Of butter. eight pounds OF boiled
ham or Of minced chicken. tongue ana
ham: four medium sized chickens (bo1leo,
for salad. ten heads Of celery, three
large heads Of lettuce. one quart ox
mayonnaise. two and . half gallons OK
bouiIlon, two pounds OF coneA three
pounds Of out sugar. three ptnts OF elnem
Sfor cofeeel, throe molds OF jelly. Eee
bounds of nuts weighed before
Two quarts Of olives. u lunches
ishas ave 1ooNuU Of 0ako % -FOUR
md three pounds OF small cake4 Swo
n lions Of IHo cream and four Gall0o1 q
Lemonade or fruit punch.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Glass, porcelain or bone buttons may
now be bought to match almost any
color.
Black k-and-white striped linen suits will
be the favorite tailored model for MORN
ing.
French organdie will be worn this sum-
mer. and may be had in exquisite color
Tugs.
Fabric hats are the summer innoya-
ton. They are trimmed with flowers or
npEonS.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Every summer frock OF sheer material
must have it's scarf to match.
Children's socks with openwork are de-
cidedly smarter than the plain ones.
The fichu drapery is more and more
used on afternoon and evening dresses.
Chantilly lace is used In wide bands
en- afternoon dresses OF foulard.
TIE nsw cobwebby crepes are lovely
Tor evening wesr. and come in every deli
cate shade.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Tiny bdttons Of colored enamel metal.
Jet or steel are much used on the new
blouses.
Garnitures Of crystal beads and Jet are
much used on evening frocks OF chiffon
and satin.
Quantities Of French laces - called
shadow" laces-are seen on some OF the
smartest models.
Lingerie collars, jabots and berthas are
among the most fetching accessories OF
this seasons modes.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Parasols Of imported hand-emb roidered
linen. with scalloned edges OF plain tafkets
silk, are charmingly original One model
OF soft black taffeta has an outer cover
Of white eyeiet embroidery soalloped on
the edges. just showing the rim Of black
tnfeetA-
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Many Of the new negliges show prac-
ticaIly the same characteristics - the
dresses themselves the more elaborate
being In empire and straight-line enecta,
with peasant sleeves and draperte9 and
tunics OF diaphanous materials.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Home Service at o Wedding.

II Q caterer 10 not employed II 10 quite
proper 70 ask the help Of the man guests
In serving refreshments; or the brides
maids ana ashers may be pressed into tins
service 1t 10 well to have. IN the Kitchen.
ono or two women who will wash the soil
"a dishes - they are used and thus keep
8 plentiful supply available. With THIS
help . caterer Is not really needed.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Little morning frocks OF linen show SIM
PIE lines, emphasizing the kimono short
aseeve, the collarless bodices. the high
lines and perhaps . touch OF hand en-
broidery.
SILK marquisettes. voiles and grenadines
have taken the piace Of chiffon to a
great extent this season. and all these
materials arc closely copied In cotton
fabrics.
oirdles Of strands of beads are much
The Detroit times., 1911-10-03

that death had been practically In
Simultaneous.
Admiral schley married Anne Re-
becca Franklin. one OF the bellies Of
Annapolis and they have three chill
dren living. The eldest, Virginia. 10
the wife OF Ralph Montague Stewart
Wortley, an Englishman. residing In
New York. who Is q nephew to the
Earl Of Wharnecliffe, and II In line OF
succession 10 the title. The admiraps
eldest son and namesake IL a dis
tinguished surgeon In New York. and
q younger son. Franklin Schley, 10 a
lieutenant In the 23rd infantry.
Admiral Schley was In active SER
vice at sea for total OF is years. He
had 20 years and 7 months OF active
shore duty. He was retired Oct. 8,
1901. receiving $1,000 year. He
maintained residence In Washing
ton, where he usually spent his win
tiers. His house is now closed, hay-
ing been shut up when he started for
his vacation early this spring.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-03

union OF .Le Crosse Pointe Evangeli-
cal church for Tuesday afternoon, at
1850 o'clock. IN the home OF Mrs, Fred
erick M. Alger. Crosse Pointe. The
program. which has been In the hands
OF Mrs. Cara Koehler- Heberlein. will
present Mrs. Heberlein. Miss Eliza
beth Moore. soprano. and Miss Emma
Mcdonald. 'cellist The musicale will
be open to the public and tickets may
be procured from Miss Bessie Ger
trude Clarke. 80. l56 Van Dyke-ave..
or by telephoning Miss Clarke at East
1881.
O.
The various educational classes OF
the Y. w. G. A., will open this week.
In these classes, young women In
every walk Of life are given an op-
portunity, at nominal cost. 70 perfect
themselves or to start from the be-
ginning, In all branches OF study
necessary TO a common school educa-
ton, In bookkeeping and stenography:
music, domestic science and art sew
ing, physical culture. and many other
subjects. The hours for classes are
so arranged as TO make II possible
for a young woman to have her
choice of morning, afternoon or eve
ming classes. The woman In business
or home life each has her opportun-
ity, and judging from the enrolment
thus far there will be no lack Of mum
bers In the various classes.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-03
Stops q Cough Quickly
! Even Whooping Cough
a WhoIs Pint % the Quickest, svrssa
oosoh Remedy FOR Doe. Money
Refunded ~ u Falls.

N you have an obstinats, deep-seated
eouah. which refuses to Be CURED, get 90
can't bottle Of Pinex, mix 10 with home
made sugar syrup and start taking it. In
side Of Or hours your cough will be gone, or
very nearly 90. Even whooping cough II
ouickly conquered In this way.
n bdcent bottle Of Pinex, when mixed
with home-made sugar syrup, gives you
pint-e family supply-of the nnest cough
remedy that money could buy, 40 q clear
saving Of Very easy 20 prepars-sun
directions In package. :.
Pinsx soothes and heals the infamed
membranes with remarkable rspidity 10
stimulates the appetite, II slightly lnxa-
tive, and has q pleasant taste--chiidren
take IL willingly. eplendid for GROUP,
ssthma. bronchitis, throat tickle, chest
pains, etc., and thoroughly successful
remedy for incipient lung troubles
pinox n = special and highly concen-
trzted compound Of Norway White Pine
EXTRACT, rich In guaiacol and other healing
Pine elements. It has often been initiated,
though never successfully, for nothing else
viii produce the same results. Simply mix
wfth sugar syrup or strained honey, In
uint bottle, and II II ready for use.
Anyons who tries Pinex Will quickly
understand why II n used In more homes
An the 10. 8. and Canada than any other
couoh remedy. The genuine n guaranteed
- dive absolute satisfaction or money 10
wrsppsd m each paokaes. Your drusgiss
r. Pinex or win get itforyou. Ifnot, ssnd
- Zhs Pinsx Co, II Wayne, Ind