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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
You will seek in vain. in any book OF
i terence. for the name Of the Crime

1You will seek in vain. in any book OF
reference. for the name Of the Crime
Cub.
transformations as its existence IS its
hcadQuarters-a little hotel handy to
the Strand wherein some year ago For
roster and Blake Of the criminal tnves-
legation department had discovered. a
discreet manager, capable chef and
back dining-room.
The progress Of time. and the tact Of
the manager. had conceded a sitting
room with a dozen or 50 big and deep
armchairs. From noon onward. the TWO
apartments had become sacred 70 the
.. crime Club.
Strictly. it's an international CLUB.
for although It's most determined fire.
uuenters are dozen Scotland Yard men,
there Is always q sprinkling OF detec-
tives from abroad to be found there.
Sometimes. over coffee and cigars. the
talk may drift to some OF the affairs
OF the profession. Some OF these. not
always told in the words Of the original
narrator. find a place in the present
chronicles. The strange case which cen
tered about the death Of Madeline Full
ford is one OF the most remarkable or
these.
\ blue haze Of smoke which even the
electric fans could not entirely dtSpel
overhuug the smoking saloon Of the ;.
). Columbia With the procras tinatton
Of confirmed poker players. they hal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
Frsnklin.schwartz Weddlno.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Schwartz wish to
announce the marriage Of their daugh'
te., Pearl to Mr.. II. Franklin, Of Can
ton, o.. but resident OF Wheeling for
the past four years, engaged in the
manufacture Of cigars. The marriage
took place on Sunday evening. Oct. /
at the home Of the croom's parentstin
Canton. Immediately following the
ceremony they left for an extended
"TRIP through the East and upon theil
return will receive their friends al
1892 Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
Nickerson-Linton Wedding.

The many friends Of Miss lisa Lin
ton and Mr.. Norbert Nickerson will be
interested in the news Of their we'd
ding. which took place on Saturday
afternoon, September g. at the par
sonagc of the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
church in this city. There were no at
PENDANTS. and Rev. Clarence Allen read
the marriage service. The bride is
The daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Linton
OF LenoX. and the groom is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Nickerson. Of Edg-
inGton Lane. The couple will reside
1T LenOX.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
MT. de chnntal Study Club.

Miss Ellen t'rcter at her home IN
Kirkwoud. will be hostess this afternoon:
TO the members Of The Mt. dc Chantal;
Study cluh. Tho names Of American
explorers will answer roll call. and Cur
lent Events will close the program
Miss Esther He'll will contribute an in-5
t"rcsting portion with her paper ON,
Who and What is the Immigrant" MISS
Clara Rose cuieu,Hn will discus sthe
past races. WHICH have produced Ameft.;
cans. their environment and inhefiI-ss
anceS, ,,t[.I.rs
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Ranch nrMn-Enm

The marriage Of Miss Fcra Morrison,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Morri-
son, or Bridgeport. TO Mr.. George Ber-
cher. of Marietta o., was. solemnized
Saturday evening. at 5 o'clock, ut the
parsonage CT the Presbyterian church,
in Bridgeport. Rev. J. w. Neal Off
ciated. MIR. Bercher Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Bcrcher, Of Marietta,
where the couple will establish their
home,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
WOMAN'S CLUBS
General Meeting Friday.

Tho first general meeting Of the Wo-
mans t'lub. will b. held at the Wino-
:or hotel on friday afternoon. At this
meeting The ch;(irnru Of the different
departments will oullin: their work ana
tho delegates !" tn: state convention OF
the State Federation which Will meet
here tn last week in Octobr. Will %
NAMED, also tho reports from the dele.
gates who attended the Biennial at New
York will he heard. All members .are
expected u attend. ..-iS#
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
wonau,s Club Of weilsbury.

Mrs. Ein*lua Gist Of Wellsburg, -H4k
have the members Of tho WomansS clubs;
as licr guests on Thursday afternoon
this week. The program follows: ,sitf.ss;Ss:
The only jewel which will not decay,
is knowledge" isssss
George Junior Rcnuhli: :-sSSi
..........2I AIRS. l.. II. McCamicaf
Tho Public Playground -. -. .......sR
Miss Ruth Oau cherry
Music, Miss Evelyn MulhollanoS
Department NATURALIZATION. -,
Chairlnan-Ifrs. Gist. 10:
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Kaffee v1site Thursday,

The Sewing Circle Of St. James Luth-
Thursday evening, October ). from uJl-
I'll 5 o'clock. In the dining room Of the
hcurch. Mrs. Emma Eaas is chairman
in charge. and following the serving OF
the supper the circle will hold its regu-
lar meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
BEzar Planned.

The ladies OF st. Alphonsus church
arc busy with the preparations for Their
hazar, which is AZ annual event and IS
TO bc held this year on wednesday, ana
lumbia club. Mrs. Elizabeth Bot and
Miss Elizabeth Bremen arc IN charS"
and the affair promises to be one OF the
most successful yet undertaken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
Card PARTY Tomorrow.

Branch No. 346 of the Ladies Catholic:
Benevolent Association will give a card
party Tomorrow evening at the head
quarters of the Catholic Nomens
League, at 40 Fifteenth street. Mrs
Ella Fahey and Miss Mary GilliEan will
he In charge. Prizes will be- awarded
and following the games refreshments
will be served.
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Dance Friday Evening.

The Jolly Crowd will give dancing
party on Friday evening at the a. .. l..
w hall. y saxaphone orchestra wiz
furnish tho music. other arrangements
for the affair are in the hands Of a
competent committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
Suburban Literary Club.

Tho Suburban Literary club will meet
ON "Wednesday al the Stratford This
subject for discussion is "Rese|Ko
tho woman Of today has more TO 80:
ago" Mrs. \. L. Schmidt. affirmative,
and Mrs J. y. DowIcr negative. Miss
agnes Acklcr will discuss Current
Events. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
Meeting of Kings Daughters.

An important meeting OF the Kings
Daughters Of Thomson NJ. L. church..
will be held this evening In tho church
parlors. Mrs. r. w. Tyler. Mrs. Thomas
McGranahAn and Mrs. Poth will be host
csscs All members are requested 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02

attend. as at this" meeting ARRANGEMENTS
will DE completed for the entertainment
Aunt Jerusha BOWS Album" which Is
to be presented by the circle on Thurs
day evening. Novcmbe' ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
weusbura shakespeare Climb. :.

The Shakespeare club OF WeIlspur8
will meet today, tho following nntphcr1
comprise Il very interesting program. 3;
Great Books AS Life Teachers
Character Chosen and Described.
Application. ~ s.
l.caticr--MiSs Lucy Sheets.
uosleSS-Mrs. Dorothy II. kean. q.
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Suffrage Meeting.

At the hall of Blum's pharmacy n
Elm Grove tomorrow evening. nesting
will be held under the auspices or tins
ohio County Equal Suffrage leaEue:
Miss Eleanor Ruoul. Mrs. Flora Wis
liams and Mr.. 6. Burgess Taylor VII
speak. Rev. S. B. Hart will be chairineA
of the evening. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
Sewing Party Saturday.

CompiinentinE Miss Jessie McCullagh
whose marriage will take place in the
near future. Misses Jessie and Martha
Ross were hostess ut their home on the
lslaod Saturday afternoon. The invit Ell
guests brought their necdlcworli and the
completed articles were presented IN"
bride elect. a luncheon was served late
In the afternoon, which bore covers Tor
the following guests:
Misses
Gertrude Garden, Marian Cross.
Tempcrapcc Garden katherine Gilbert,
Drusin Sawtcll, Katherine Mitchell.
IIilda Harpfcf. Mabel HARPER
1IcIcn .McCu.ioch Amy Rogers.
Helen Garden, Ada Beabout,
MeSdamcs
y II Enrnbrouk, t.dw. McCuliOch,
John Eicd. Robert barry.
Louis Powell.
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Mrs. Charles Paxton. Urlands, Pleas
! ant Valley will be hostesses at her home
| on Wednesday afternoon 10 the NOM:
| bcrs Of the GRAFT" Tea will be served
| as a conclusion. following discussion
| Of their bazaar plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02

Hear Congressman Henry w. Tenn
ple. of Pennsylvania, discuss national
issues at the EIks' Club Auditorium
Tuesday eVeniho. as.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
AlesSrS

Gaumcr. II. StcnEer, y. Yando. y. Luth.
W. Burklc II. Stenger. \. Herman. =. r.
/ Fisher, II. Conwell. RI. Fogler. +. He'll.
J. Mulhcarn. VIM. WitzbcrGcr, Tom
Manion
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Sixth Birthday.

Miss Elizabeth S:hrufler daughter oi
AIR and Mrs. II. J. Schcuflcr Of Wood
lawn, was hostess on Saturday after
noon. So 4 number of her friends IN tho
,rlcbration IF her sixth birthday. Game:
we're played and luncheon was served
ut which Il cake. bearing SIX cahaies
centerrd the table, and delighted tht
following guests:
James Bill. Sarah NcHo"n,
Iinlcn Clark, Robert Lindsey.
Nancy Matthew's, HAIRY Atwood,
PAIL Scott, Elizabeth Scheuf-
Otillia Schubert. Ter,
Lawrence Beans.
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nanca and card Party

The Ladies' Aid society Of the War
wood Catholic church. will he in charE"
of a carl and dancing party which Will
lie given at the Carroll club on We'd
nesday evening" October 1. Orchestra
music will be furnished for the dance.
The following committee is IN charge
with Mrs. Thomas Manior as chairman:
McsdamcS
w. Burke, NJ. Stcnger, +. TiShe. l..
Nogler, y. Dott. n. Lutz, II. Schutler. {.
Miller. w. WcItzel. J. Murphy =. y.
Barrett, J. O'Brien, p. Nogler. j. Gau-
mer, l.. Miller, J. Cox. j. Mulhearn, j..
Singer, 4. Conwell. ". Stenger.
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CONTINUED In Wednesdays 1ntolligenee-
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
One Mothers View,

During the recent massacres of Ar menians by the Turks, which moved President Wilson to proclaim October 22 a day on which contribu- tions for the victims should be re- ceived in churches here woman who had seen her child burned alive, an- swered her Would-b be comforters Don't you see what has happened ? God has gone mad"
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
NORDEN FAIR OPENS.

Norden lodge, I. o. G. T., opened its fair at the Norden bungalow last evening with large attendance. Mayor G. A. Quigley made the open ing address. There were vocal solos bv Miss Alma Carlson and Miss Louis Anderson. This evening City Clerk r, Thompson will be present to
 make an address and there will be selections by the famous kitchen orchestra composed Of young women ,.,1,a ,1se kitchen utensils as musical ;,,strunnents Tomorrow evening the +braa local republican candidates. Senator C.. w. Klett and Richard Co., ,.ert and E. F Hall will speak. Mar c13s Larson of Bridgeport will sing Monday night the fair closes with the awarding of prizes
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
BIBLE CLASS OUTING.
First Church Event to Take Place at
 Sunset Rock Tomorrow.

The postponed outing of the Mems Bible class of the First church will be held at Sunset Rock tomorrow aft ernoon The class will leave the cen- ter on the 1:52 car. There is to be a baseball game between the lay mems team and the deacons' team, this event to be followed by a din- ner at the bungalow. Charles Fox is in charge of catering and promises the best the season affords.
 The lineup of the teams for the baseball game is given as foIpws: Laymen's team: A. S. Gorgon e, J. o. Mills D, H. M. Films ss, A. P. Leavittt lib, H. N. Lockwood 2b, w |. l.. Hagen 3b, l. F. Miles If, H. B. Cooley Of, W. F. Doolittle If; dea- cons team: Rev. E. T. Thienes c, Rev H. W. Maier D, L. P. Slade ss, E. O. Shjerden 1b, H. S. Blake 2b, E. G. Bradley 3b, F. G. Platt If, H. D. Litchfield of, A. N. Lewis If The officials are: c. W. Crane and W. B. Rosberg, umpires and scorers, H. w. Flagg and E. D. Penf1eld. H. s. Watler and E. H Davison are substitutes for the Dea- cons
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20

vember 1 to avoid the ten per cent penalty and to insure the right of ap- peal to the board of relief.
 SeQuassen lodge conferred the sec- ond degree at it's regular meeting last evening.
 Mrs w. J. Hemingway has re- ceived a letter from her son, Harold who is in the navy, describing the recent activities of the German sub marine off Nantucket. Hemingway's ship was among the vessels sent out to rescue passengers and crews or dered from the ill-fated boats before they were torpedoed.
 Colored residents gave a masquer- ade and dance last evening in the Town hall.
 Local prohibitionists have decided against placing a party ticket in the field here at the November election They will offer Rev J. W. Den ton for the place as district senat pr but will make no nominations for representative of justices of the peace
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20

the democrats claim there is a most encouraging prospect of his election.
 Lay Tracks Next Week.
 The laying of the new ties and rails on Whiting street, as preliminary to the extension of the permanent pave ment area, is to be started next week. The material was shipped here a few days ago and everything is in re ld1- ness for beginning the work. It was reported today that the company Will send a force of fifty negroes to the town for the improvement. Arrange ments have been made to give them sleeping accommodations in vacant building on Whiting street.
 Selectman Johnson has been ad vised that the laying of amiesite ill probably be put off until spring. At that time he will take up with the voters the suggestion of the highway commissioner that the town join witt, the state and Connecticut company in ma alling the improvement by contrib uting enough to make it possible to extend the pavement from curb to curb.
 Judge Byington will give a hear ing in the probate court on October A on the application of Mrs Norway as administratrix for permission 10 sell land belonging to the estate of Mrs. Eliza Reynolds.
 The assessors have received a num- Der of the statements of property l owners for use in compiling the grand list. AfidaVits must be filed by Mo-
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
PlainVilIe News
(Continued from Seventh Page)
Light company of the trouble and the leak in the wires was located.
 Iaud Democratic Candidates.

leak in the wires was located.
 Laud Democratic Candidates.
 Augustine Lonergan, candidate for congress from this district, and his troupe of democratic spellbinders vis- ited Plainvlle last evening to expound the doctrines of democracy at a rally held in the Grange hall. While tn 3 weather was most unfavorable the at tendance was satisfactory and consid- erable enth usiaSm was manifested by the voters. But few republicans were present.
 The speakers were MT. Lonergan, James Cray of Bristol, candidate for district senator; Thomas Hewes of Pennington, representing the state central committee and A. D Cady, To- cal nominee for representative. IT. A Castle, chairman of the town commit tee, presided and introduced the speakers.
 Pleas for the endorsement of Will son and the election of the entire democratic ticket were made in the sneecbes The reception accorded to the mon particularly to MT. Lonergan and MT Cray, was most cordial. Roth mon are expected to run well in P1ainvi1le. In the case of MT. Cady
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
TROOPERS RETURNING HOME.
Harrison Bristol, New Britain Boy, Is
 With Troop B, Fifth Cavalry.

Troop B, Fifth Militia Cavalry, of which Harrison Bristol of Walnut street is a member, as in a brother-in- law of Traffic Officer John J. King, Sergeant Frank Shearer, and the First Connecticut Field company, Signal Troop, of which Curtis Shel- don of this city is first Lieutenant, ar rived at Valparaiso, Indiana, last evening en route from Nogales. The change in the weather is affecting the troopers and they are suffering from the cold. At Chicago they were mo- tifled of the death of one of their company, Thomas W. Carter, who died of blood poisoning at the Nogales Base hospital. This information cast B gloom over the command as young Garter was a popular member and well known to all the New Britain men.
 Roy Bristol a brother of the other New Britain trooper, is with TroL% A.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20

The Connecticut State Teachers as- sociation will hold its seventieth an- nual convention at Hartford, Friday, October 27. It had been planned to have Professor David N Camp of this city deliver the response to an ad- dress of welcome by Mayor Haggarty
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
DEMOCRATIC RALLY TUESDAY.
Homer s. Cummings and Augustine Jonerean to Speak at Lyceum Theater

At the democratic rally at the Russ win Lyceum next Tuesday evening, it is announced that the speakers will be Homer $. Cummings of Stamford, candidate for United States senator, and Augustine Lonergant candidate for congressman in this district.
 Attorney P. F. McDonough will pre- side and the Philharmonic band will furnish music.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Marriage licenses have been granted to Raymond A. Burr of S9 Vine street, Hartford, and Miss Fran cina Corbin Beers of this city; Charles A. Anderson of s5 Rhodes street and Miss Jennie c. Allen of 295 Chapman street and to Benjamin H. Bidwell of Boston, Mass, and Miss Julia Andrews of 65 Burritt street, this city.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-20
Principal Louis

of Hartford. Principal Louis F. Slade of the local High school is to lead the discussion on the Problem of the High School Freshman, His Limitations, What Can Be Done for Him." Principal w. c. French of the Grammar school is to have charge of the elementary school section of the convention, which will be held in the building on Hopkins street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-15
New Movie Serial Coming
Monday to the Pantages

In addition to a vaudeville bill
composed almost entirely of acts
of stellar prominence, the new
program at the Pantages theater
beginning Monday matinee will at
tract further interest for the rea-
son that it Will offer the first
chapter of the sensational Pathe
serial, The Iron Claw" which
has been so extensively advertised
In the motion picture journals
during recent weeks.
IIeadining the big vaudeville
bill will be September Morn" d
tabloid version of the popular
musical comedy with Harry Fields
and Louise de Foggi, who were in
the original cast of that piece,
featured in the vaudeville tab
loid. The act is a musical tab
loid, and has a chorus of ten
pretty girls.
Another headline offering will
be the Bowman Brothers-"The
Blue Grass Boys" who have been
a sensation in big time vaudeville
for two or three seasons in the
East. This is their first tour of
the Pantages circuit and they are
carrying away the comedy honors
Of every bill.
A third stellar feature will be
the appearance of Jean Ward and
Harrison Terry In THE Frame
Up" Willard Mack surprise
comedy and crook mixture. 1t
affords the two former stars of
the legitimate stage excellent act
ing opportunities.
The Claremont Brothers, kings
Of the revolving ladder" will ap-
pear in thrilling acrobatic ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-15
Confessions ofaWife

Bud said he didn't want to
go anyway, SO he commenced
right away to be bad and the dow
erness had to report him to Aunt
Eliene and she would not let
him stay with us any more. l
was dad, for like To-day best.
| could not help smiling. be-
cause | realized that the eternal
feminine had begun her blandish-
ments among the hearts OF
Eliene's twins.
The next day Katy Burke
came to see me, and | told her
how Miss Eleanor had done up
with bod because she had dotten
tired of stayin down here"
who told you that lie?' Katy
said.
What makes you think 1t ia
a lie?' | asked Katy.
Well, I've seen one of these
died people. The other day Min
ME O'Ryley died. They just put
her in a black box and took her
over to the church and after
Wnlle they TOOK her out To the
cemetery and put her under the
grass.
You see. Aunt Marble,
knew that Miss Jane would not
tell lie, and so | said, It's just
like this, Katy, Miss Eleanor
choosed bod and Mamie O'Ryley
choosed drass. -"
Dear little Margaret Ann had
made me an inestimable gift-a
hearty laugh-Nurse Alice came
in much astonished and was more
mixed up than ever when ! told
her that did not intend to
choose either God or grass for q
while.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-15
A VISIT FROM LITTLE
MARGARET ANN

i
Yesterday morning as was
lying on my little bed with my
face toward the wall. | felt the
touch of two dewy lips against
my hand.
| quickly turned and found
tiny Margaret Ann, looking at
me with wondering eyes.
Her father brought her 70
see you said Nurse Alice. He
will come back for her in an
hour"
How sweet OF Annie" I
said, Ito let me have Margaret
Ann a while"
Her father was anxious to
know il she would bother you
and said his wife was sure you
would like to see your little god
child"
And / would. Lift her up on
the bed"
Margaret Ann settled herself
costly after she had kissed me
given me what she called "a
drate long one like do Dad
dy--"
When you dom TO Diet up?"
she asked.
Not today, dear" | answered;
Il will lie here and let you talk
to me-
That is nice" she murmured
as once more her soft hands pat
ted my face.
Although Margaret Ann is
nearly six she does not seem TO
he able to pronounce the letter
G. Her greats are "dwates'
md her "goings" are "doins."
"Is mamma well?"
Mother is we'll" she correct
ed, and | remembered that in the
new curriculum of the modern
child's education, the word
mother is never called by any
other name, while fashion has
left father out OF the dictionary
and placed daddy and dad there
instead.
Mother told me you would be
very UIau 10 SEE NE anu lHdl !
was your little dirl as well as
hers"
You are" | said as / Rugged
her.
She startled me with the ques-
ton, (Which are you going TO
choose"
why you see over at Aunt
Eliene's the other day Bud said
you were dom to die and | asked
him which you were doin to
choose and lie said you were not
doing to choose anything, you
were dust dom to die.
II told him you had TO choose,
You see when Miss Eleanor died
the doyerness told us all about It,
She said Miss Eleanor dot very
tired of living here all alone and
she went to sleep and bod took
her up in the sky and that some
time we would all Diet very tired
and then bod would take us up in
the sky, but We could not do up
there unless We were very dood
all the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-15

believe have the navy blue tailored suit is
popular and the rud afea the this spring
but tell what the addes getup OF the
rather show pictured herethe plain and check
skirt costume
The of black gabardine is made in mannsh cuaway fash
with mannsh which only mann
skirt black check silk the white blouse
with black taffeta bands gives the effect wastcoat
The umbrella has short handea longer handle wouldnt
harmonic with the short skirt.
The Fashion Art League America gives the auhen
ITCHY this smart little maybe troe and all other combna
lions plain coats checked skirts.