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HUNT FAvORS
 REMOVAL LAW
Governor, at Douglas, Also Believes That Capital Punishment Will
 Be Abolished
DELIVERS AN ADDRESS

Governor Hunt, who was in Doug Las yesterday to address the Fedora ton Of Womens clubs. was inter viewed by the International and said:
 T have made full provision for the revision Of the county seat re- moyal jaw by the special session Of the legislature, and l believe that the legislature win revise thls law 10 meet the approval of the people in due time. said Governor C. w
 r. Hunt to a representative of the International after he arrived in Douglas this morning to address the state convention of the Federation Of Women's clubs.
 Gov eFnor Hunt arrived on the morning train and immediately was escorted to the Gadsden hotel. where he was informally introduced to a large number of the delegates to the convention. He also met large number of business and professional men of the city who called 10 pay their respects 10 the chief executive Of the state
 In speaking about she call for
  Governor Hunt said There are a great number of laws which were passed at the last session of that hody that need revision because they do not fully meet with the approval Of the majority of the people, and while it is tine desire of the admin istration to give the people what they want in the form of laws, I have included measures for revision in my call
 Believes Capital Punishment Will Be Abolished
 Regarding the abolishment of capital punishment in Arizona. I be iieve that law aoolishing # will l be passed and meet with the approv- al Of the people, A number of the states have passed similar laws and Arizona should not be behind the pro 1 cession Of progress in thIs matter. have received endorsements Of the | proposed law from a large number oi | organizations and societies in all parts Of the state.
 Favors Removal of Reform School When asked about the removal O. ] the reform school from Benson to i Fort Grant, the governor replied This is one of the most important problems that confrouts us at the | present time. We owe to humanity ! if tor nothing else to take pr0p1i | care of the children Of the state who have fallen by the wayside, and prop | erly correct their ways under the
 most favorable circumstances. ] know l that the Fort Grant property offers these opportunities and do not hay,
 the least shadow of a doubt but that
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
LOSS IN CARRYING MAIL
Official Says That New England Roads
 Want Even Break at Least.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 29.- Ralph Peters, president Of the Lona Island railroad. teld the joint con gressional committee on inyest tigation of railroad mail compensation today that the New England railroads were heavy losers on the railway mail ser vice. He said that the railroads wanted a method of compensation to net the roads a little more than onS dollar for each dollar expended, which now was not the case.
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wouLp srop poLYeAmY.
Colorado Representative Ask OtaeF
 States to Help Prevent Practice

DENVER, Col. Jan. 29.-The Colo roda house Of represeatRtives aiiopted unanimously today a resolution. ask pointing committee to consider and formulate laws or a coHstitufional amendment 10 suppress effectively the practice Of Dolygamy in the United States The resolution re cites that polvgamy is stiil practicee ,iespite federal laVs against t.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
SIX YEAR TERM
Congress Takes Final Action Or The
 Proposed Amendment

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 29.- Final action on the resolution Dropos ing q six year presidential term Whief will be submitted as constitutional amendment to the states, will be tax en by the senate before adjournment tomorrow The Works resolution which has been pending several months. is made a special order oi business. It is believed that ihe measure will nave strong majority in it's favor.
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CROSS IS ouTFoUeHT
Young shueure Has Best of Ten Round
 LightweigHt Battle In New York

NEW YORK. \. Y. Jan, 29.- Shugure. of this city, outfought Leach Cross. the local lightweight, in seven out of ten rounds tonight. Near he the end of the fourth round Cross. afr- CT "stalling" and apparently tir.ng. suddenly sent ShugHre down with a hard right to the jay. The bell end cd the count and Cross out pointed his man in the next two rounds, but Shugure had the better of the re- mainder of the fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
REBELS NEAR CAPITOL.
Mexico City Electric Current Cut by
 Band Only Fifteen Miles Away

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan 29.- Rebel activities continue without abatement within fifteen miles oi Mexico City, according to advices re ceiyed today by the state department rom Ambassador Henry Lane Will son Wilson said that the city was plunged into darkness and street car traffic was at a standstil Monday night when rebels cut the eleotri. power wires.
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ENDS TODAY
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 informed, is to concentrate their forces at Adrianople immediately af- ter the expiration of the prescribed tour days, if the surrender of that fortress does not occur in the mean time. IL is believed that a few days bombardment by the big siege batter les which now surround Adrianople win bring about its exploitation. Bal kan representatives declare that all reports that RoGmania is to aid Bull gsria against Turkey are unfounded.
 The allies expect a preliminary treaty of peace 10 be signed in Adri- anople by tEe victorious BulsarIali and Servian generals, and this will .be embodied in the treaty which will be concluded in London.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
MoNUMgNT 10 LINCOLN
Government Will Expend S2.oc0. eco
 For Statute ln Washington

WASHINGTON D. C.. Jar s9- The house adopted today a joint reso- iution approving the pians Of the fine arts commission for a S2.000, 900 mem oriai in this city to the memory of Abraham Lincoln. The resolution has been adopted by the senate and nov goes io the president for his sigma tare. It passct tse house without amendment.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
MARTYR IS HoNoREo.
Supreme Court 6reaks All Customs
 to Pay Tribute to Mckinley.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. % - The supreme court's custom agains, the display Of flowers in the eoaTt chamber was set aside today when each justice wore a red earnation ih memory of President Mckinley. The blossoms were provided hy Justice Day. McKinley's life long friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Votes for Women.

A woman may vote as a stockh0lder CD a railroad from one end q ths country to the other; but if she sells her stock aud buys a house with the money. has no voice in the lasipg oa' of the road before tue door. which her house is taxed to keep and pay for George Wlnisn Curtis
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PrtEs CURED IN TO 14 DAYS.

Your druggist will refund money fl PAZO OINTMENT faiis to cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or ProtrudiDg Piles in to 14 days
 5U cents 419
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SOCIAL
CONTINUED from page fve.l


Mrs. James and Mrs Garrett, the event
being her sIxty-seventh birthday.
About thirt yof her 'neighbors and
friends met at the home of Mrs. Gar
rett and proceeded to the home of
Mrs. Brown where she was very pleas
antIy surprised. Upon the arrival of
the guests fine dinner was served in
the dining room; by Mrs. James and
Mrs. Garrett, assisted by Mrs. Ernest
Bland. Mrs. brown was the recipient
OF many nice and useful presents Not
withstanding sthe fncIemencye Of. the
weather they had a very pleasant
day and departed9o their homes wish4
ing Mrs. Brown many more happy
birthdays.
Those presents were her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. James and Mrs Garrett and
their children; Mrs. J. I. weaster and
little daughter, Mrs. Stuart and son,
MRS. D. ID swisher. Mrs. Il n. Grifith.3
Mrs. Burke and danghters Mrs. :. A..
Riley, Mrs. w. ]. Kyle and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. -Lunsford and children. Mrs.
Carl Riley and rhildren. MRS. p b
johnson, Mrs. Efnests Bland, Mrs, Nell
son Riley land Mr.. Russell Irons.
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SMUGG[ER
Under Arrest is One of the
Richest Women IN the
Switzerland Country.

P4Iass. May The richest wo-
man in the city of Constance. Swift
eriand. Madame oseI, known as the
Queen oil the smuggiers, has just
been arrested and given fifteen
months, imprisonment for introduc-
sing saccharine into Germany. II
For years Madame osel has been
directing the operations of a band q
smugglers who derived good profit
from this contraband trade. She
made not less than $50 per cent on
a considerable capital, and she y
rated by the commercial agencies as
worth 5000, 600. Her fayorite meth
cd has been to send here agents
across the frontier in motor cars
They travelled as tourists. and their
cars were constructed with secrel
receptacles in which the saccharintee
was hidden.
On a recent visit to Bindau. Mad
anne osel was recognized by the Ger
man police. She jumped into .her
car and started for the Swiss
frontier at full speed. but teie-
phone message beat her to the bar
rier. The gate was closed. She rec
ognized the inevitable and quickly
submitted to arrest.
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on government car, the Franklin
society thtis winning the debate.
which counted two points.
The music for the contest was
especially good. beng rendered BY
members Of both societies. The
opening song was The Capital ship
The next musical number was q solo
Afterwards. by Miss Minnie shinn.
The third ana last musical number
was girls chorus. Spring Song
Topert MsGee was Ciarksnurg
visitor q few days ago.
Miss Martha Watkins IS guest
i Robert MeGee was clarksb1rg
Hepzibah. this week
Harvey Fleming Of Clarks burg
was here "Wednesday night guest
of his father, John A. Fleming.
The last event OF comm en- cement
Of her sister Mrs Moore Reynolds, Of
gram follows
Invocation The Rev. g. q, Law
Song ii the viRings lin
school chorus.
! Prof. Robert a: Arm;
strong.
welcome. sweet spring High
f s NJ ii
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KING RETURNS
Visit to Paris Of Spanish
Ruler is Short But Quite
Memorable.
tuy AasoeIaTen Prtaa,

PARIS, May t24-Alfonso. OF
Spain. has returned home. His
Paris visit was short, but not SO the
memory of his fatalistic :, courage!
When the king was told that George
Of Greece had been assassinated at
saloniki, his only comment was:
at will be my turn next A close
friend who heard this remark urged
the king to agree never to go out on
horseback again unless accompanied
by strong escort. "If," replied the
young monarch, Il am never to be
allowed to go about as wish. 4 can
only hope that my turn will come
quickly"
Five actual attempts have been
made on the life of king Alfonso in
the laststen years, the last occurring
at Nadrfa AprilslS of this year.
~ 4
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MEXICO CITY, May 24.-Were It
mot for the. fact that the Mexican
eoldiet generally provides his own
.raations, he would today be the high
lest paid fighting man in the world.
Madero raised his wages to a peso,
fifty cents in gold, day, and Huerta
has further increased it to peso and
a half, or seventy-tiye cents in gold.
The maintenance of the army in the
last three years has been Mexico's
greatest item of expense. but notwith-
standing that the government Is hard
up and has had difficulty in securing
the loan for which 1t has been striv-
ing. sHuerta considered the increass 2.
necessity. with this lure he hopedato
gain recruits. CONSUMPTION, how
ever, has been the method adopted.
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GIVE PROPER CARE TO THE HAlR
AND YOU WILL NEVER NEED A WIG
f. 4al4ER pIC-lDE

- ~ ~, II -. -
The man who wears a toupee does
not mkt it, but has the courage OF his
scnpvictipns. s-fss
Nature never ihlendea that the Top
of the head should be left entiFets
Without protection.s A bald head 81
very Susceptible 70 contraction %
cords ana neuralgia. Wearing an arr
tiicial top piece coutneracts this ten-
dency, and, aside from the improve
ment in the personal appearance, IS
amply JUSTIFIED.
How much better 1t would have:
been had the man. now eilFontcaliy
bald and wearing toupee, but real
lied EARLIER lin life the approaching
danger and devoted little regular
attention to his hair. which would
have saved it.
There is remedy which will abso-
lutely prevent badness. Loss of hair
in nine cases out of ten Is unnecessary
being due to dandruff and the germ
that causes 1t. This germ must be de-
stroyed and the communications of
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+ WO WOMEN
SAVED FROM
OPERATIONS
By Lydia E. Pinlxham's Veg
etable Compound Their
Own STORES Here Told.

Beatrfce, Mel. ssdst after my mar.
rage my left side sbcganto pain me and
the pain got SO severe at times that 4
suffered terribly with it. visited three
doctors and each one wanted to operate.
ON me but IswouId not consent TO an OPP
GRAFTON. Il heard of the good Lydia F.
Pink hams Vegetable Compound was
doing for others and used several bot
ties of it with the result that haven
been bothered with my side since then
Il am in good health and have two little
girls. ~ Mrs. r. B. CHILE, Beatrice, Neb-
The Other Case.
Cary. Maine. a. feel it a duty owe
I'd: all suffering women to tell what Lydia
I n Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound did
for me. One year ago found myself
terrible sufferer. ] had pains IN both
sides and such a soreness could scarcely
straighten up at times. My back ached,
III had no appetite and was SO nervousI
scould not sleep, then would be so tired
mornings that | could scarcely get
around. It seemed almost impossible
To move or do az bit of work and
Thought / never would be any better
Until I submitted to an operation, but
(, nv husband thought had better write
@ yousand / did so, stating my symp-
!. oonfs. ] c6mmenced taking Lydia p.
,Sham's Negotiable Compound and
soon felt Ikea new woman, had no
paiTisssleptw vel, had good appetitesaud
could do almost an my own work for a
family of four. shall always feel that
I owe my good health TO your Vegetable
Compound. ~ Mrs. HAYWARD Sewers,
Cary, Maine.
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HERPIclDE

dandruff checked. Then tlis hair Will
not fan out, ibnt Instead VIII grow
naturally and luxurlantly.g
Newbro's Herpicide Is fliS remedy.
regular applications OF which Oft
times produces the most gratifying
results. 1t has long beeh known as
the original remedy th3 Kills the
dandrufr germ. and is alp spteiy de-
pendable.
Newbro's Herpicide In 59a hnd Sl.oo
sizes is sold by, All sdea1 erS no guar
anitee tito do ali :tsas is ltIlmed. Il
You are. not sal sifed FOUR money will
he refunded,
Herpicide applications may always
be obtained at the better barber
shops and hair dressing. psFi9rs,
Anyone desiring to try 5Sewbro's
Herpicide before purchasing q large
bottle will receive nice ssafnple and
booklet by sending zoe I'M postage or
silver to The 9Ierpicide Coz Dept. r.,
Detroit, Mich. Parsons-s9oiers Co,
Special Agents. A rtisement.
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b / Il
Are Be Used by the FEEDER
ais in Mexico TO Locate
Rebel Bonds.
try Asaoc,ATEn rRrssi

MEXICO CITY, May 24-Judged
by some of the expenditures an
nounced intended to expend-the gov
eminent is not so poor as facts would
seem to indicate. Recently it was
stated at the national palace that in
order. to increase the efficiency of
the army the war department had au-
.thorized the purchase of twenty aero
planes and the establishment of a
school of aviation. Already the gov
eminent has two machines. Captain
Manuel Lebrija is in charge of aerial
instruction. and the war department
processes to believe that before many
months army officers will be locating
rebel bands through the use of these
machines.
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waldo Music.

The following music will be played
at the waldo hotel Sunday evening
under thezdirection of j. Frank Cork:
March-Waldo. ...iBy Gus Smith
Parade of The Tin soldiers. .......
by Leon Jesse1
selection-The Love Wager .......
................C. j. Hambitzer
Selection from Robin Hood. .......
vaIse-Red Roses. b. BY FranzLehar
Overture to orpheus in der Inter
welt BY j. offenbach
selection-The Lady of The Slipper
.........B BY Victor Herbert
Chinchflita .........B. Hartz.
The Girl of the Golden West. ..... s
.i..s........s. ~. BY G. Puccint'
March Chaser. p. schgart Y
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PROGRAM
Will Be Rendered in a Church
at Adamston by \ Dung
People z here.

Il.
The young people OF the United
brethren church of Adamston will
render the FLOWING program Sun
day ewing at 7:45 O'Clock:
Prostitute Loves Reyerie'
Ethel MINER.
Hymn Congregation.
Apostles creed
Hymn
Mandoiin solo Ruth Drummond.
Duet Dove Grifith, Mildred Pow
ell.
Recitationaon the Judgment
Day siByI schutte.
q Recitatfon A dying Hobo f-tAl /
ma Cloussen.
Song silver Threads Among the
Gold ( eSIbyl Schultz.
Recital ton Annette McFarlin.
Recitation virginia McFarlin.
Sexfet Merry missionaries -
Pearl smith, ,Beuiah bum gardner
SfbyI Schutte, Pearl Griffith; Alma
,Cleussen. Avis Powell.
Hymn-Tell Ye of Hls Wondrous
Work. =
Open meeting. =
Closing song 81 GSuow Whom
Have Believed"
IA question: 'If the person who
steals your chickens. sheep or purse
lis thief what is thesperson who
steals members from your church OF
Sunday school91 S
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FREIGHT WRECh.

coal train bound Tor Benwood
over the short Line railroad ran into
I merchandise train at the Barnes
crossing IN the yards here ct 1920
O'Clock last night wrecking six cars
on the merchandise train and mashIng
up the engine Of the coal train con-
sidsrabIy. Cars were badly piled up
and No. on the main line from the
west was held up several hours. No
one was hurt.
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W. Va. WOMAN NAMED.

COLUMBUS. o., May 24-Dot
Parrish; of wheeling. is named as
correspondent in a divorce suit hled
against Norris j fEvans by his wife,
Naomi Evans She charged him with
ihabftual drunkenness, gross neglect.
extreme cruelty and misconduct. ].
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None Better
COOP ROADS DAY.

BLK1Ns, May 24-Monday, May
&c, has been proclaimed Good Roads
Day throughout Randolph county by
the Randolph county court. Every
able bodied man IN the county is
expected to spend the day repairing
and improving the roads.
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PHuIPPI TERM.

Federal court will open at Phil
ippi Tuesday morning with Judge A.
g. Dayton on the bench. There are
several important cases to be heard
and the term will last two weeks.
Samuel r. Harrison. deputy clerk,
viii attend from this city.
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Health a Faotor in success.

The largest factor contributing to a mans
success IS undoubtedly health. It has been
observed that a man Is reldom sick when his
bowels are regular-he is never well when
they are constipated. For constipation you
will find nothing quite so good as Chamber
iain's Tablets. They not only move the
bowels but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. They are sold b.
all dealers. acknowledgements
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nIHs .nRnM RnRNS.

WHEELING. May 24-MIss Mar
garet DevauI died at the home of her
uncle as the result of injuries sus-
tanned when lamp which she was
carrying exploded. Her body was
literally burned to crisp. although
she lived short time following the
accident,
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FARMER ExoNERATED.

HUNTINGTON, May 24-Gene
Davis, a Wayne county farmer, ar
rested on the charge of having muir
dered Thomas Clark, neighborirg
farmer, was exonerated. Davis
proved an abb and was dismissed.
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8. q. rAYnoR pEAD.

HUNTINGTON, May 24-C. B.
Taylor, Sc. a pioneer in the develop
ment of the coal industry of south
erns,West Virginia, died yesterday at
the home orr. n. Taylor in this city
he was one of the best known men
In this section.
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srRIIsES A MINE,.

Nss29kt8eak& tnNa ANNoptATGo eeSSsN
LONDON. May 2 THE steamer,
Nevada, with 200 passengers w
hoard today struck mine in the
Guaf of.smyxna and 4anis according
aoS a tifspatsh from sConstantino ple.
The steamer was owned by Turkish
u company and was operated in the
eastern Mediterranean trade.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to John N. Dodd and Bessie P. Wads-
worth and Franklin R. Moser and
Della Morrison.
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The housewives of this city read tn
= re ads in this newspaper with in
creasing interest-for the, stores are
getting bigger and better all the time
and their ads. help solve the buying
roblemss1h the .city's homes.
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SHINNSTON

sssoefeyrr raapne
SEIIeSs TON May FL on Thurs
day nigh. May % the class piay,1
Hicks Al college Of the gradsi-
aating class Of the shinnston Higal
sehocf WIS rendered in the local
opera house Every seat in tae
house was occupied and many were
standing. The public was pleased and
also surprised at fIfe tine display 81
home talent Each character sue
ceeded wen with his or lher cue and
the costumes were carefully plan
ned. The drama consisted of three
acts. The music between acts war
rendered by noted Italian musical
company and was especially good
Paul Biilingslea, OF FaIrmont, was
a recent visitor here.
Burton D1ummond and sister, Miss
May. o. Weston. are guests OF Miss
Minnie Shinn.
Miss Mary Cannon, of Blue Creek
is guest OF friends here.
The literary contest of the Shinn-
ston High school took place TUESDAY
IulSnL anu Was Oue Va sAS AAASsl -
Eportant features of commencement
fweek. The contest was between the
Franklin and Shakespeare societies
The first event in thescontest was the
essays written by MISS Josephine
Martin, OF the Franklin society, and
Miss Maud Balsley, of the Shakes
pear. sseletm Roglt easays we're Msit
rendered but The de- ion 9f tile
l,pdges Was in 1aSpf Miss
hey. eh 49,
Next we're the readings b. MISS
Fay sturm CFranklin) and Miss
l,GeraldineD iRinehart Cshakespear) !.
NIissssturm was handicapped by
severe cold and lost the dieision TO
Miss tRinehart..
The question for debate was, Re7
solved, that the railroads of the
United States should be owned and
controlled by the government The
speakers on the affirmative were
Frank Ferguson and Henson Wool
ter tFranklin) and for the negative
James Fdnlayson and Roy Boarl
(shakespeare). Both sides OF the
debate were we'll argued. but the
Judges decided they would go home
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state government annually costs
New York ,ss.57 per capita.
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THE YlsI BILL

The Yost bill, which was passed py
the recent session of the West Virginia
is now in pamphlet form,
31kx6 inches, extra quality paper, ~
pages, including cover. The bill IL
considered a good one and the book
an be easily carried In the pocket
for ready references. Price 15c. For
saIe by A. F. Combs. at the Daily
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women S knit
Underwear

!, "a yN.onTeIl S lAnderWeaf-top II1lg
! de sabd fIiree-piece Union
S1its-low neck, no sleeves
,rochet trim cuff and umbrella
knee. also low neck band top cut
knee. SOC.
Moments Isle vests with fsneSI
trim yoke, 35c. - ~