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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
DON'T ADD TO AN EYEsoRE.

Rock Islanders do not point with pride to their
high school building They do not point at all unless
strangers ask questions about it.
The truth is that the building is colossal blunder
located besides. The city has outgrown it and
more room for high school purposes is urgently
needed.
1t is understood that there is a plan before the
board of education to expend $500, 900 addi-
ton and remodeling of the interior for the purpose
rooms would be made of the present gymnasium and
assembly room and an addition would be put on for
assembly and athletic purposes.
Such method of meeting the situation will not
appeal to people who have the ctys welfare at heart
1t ought not be considered for moment.
In the first place the high school never should have
been built on the present site 1t should have been
placed a separate lot Then, ever since it put
up it has been eyesOre to the vicinity. Architec
turally it is about as graceful might expect a
German fortress on the Rhine to be. In fact it re-
sembes a warehouse or a barracks, rather than a
school building especially for high school pur
poses. If there is anything about it that might sug
gest beauty and symmetry to the unfolding mind and
inspire desire for emulation it remains to be pointed
out
Safe and solid? O, yes, no doubt But an abom-
Unable blunder in brick and stone and reflection
upon the intelligence of the builders Putting $780,
900 any considerable part of 100000 into it now
will only tend to perpetuate it and make more remote
the day when there can be real high school, or per-
haps two of them to meet growing needs.
If any makeshift is to be employed why not use
portable buildings as has been done at number Of
the grammar schools? They would cost far less and
answer about as we'll.
AS possible alternative the feasibility of putting
third story breaking the prOsaic lines of the roof
and utilizing of the waste space under, it might
be Investigated. No addition however should be con-
Sidered which will accentuate mistake already
mental in its proportions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
men CAN STAY
HOME TONIGHT
And TEND BABY
If They Come Nosing Around Meet
ing for Women Only They WIZ
Get Punched: Sunday.

The men are going to have a va
cation tonight: they can stay home
and take care OF the baby, as Mr.
Sunday said, for the sermon at the
tabernacle is for women only. And
Mr. Sunday says If any of the men
come nosing around they will get
punched.
The evangelist will speak on the
subject, Maid. Mother. Wife"
discourse directed to women and
which he has promised since he
came to the community six weeks
ago. It is needless to say that
every woman in a wide territory
viii make every effort possible to
attend the meeting and hear what
the evangelist has to say to them
in particular, since he has already
said so much to everybody in gen
eral
The ushers have been instructed
10 beat it just as soon "a their du-
ties are performed. and Mr.. Sunday
is to be the only male allowed in
The building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
COULD HARDLY
RAISE HIS ARMS
WashbuTn Gains % Pounds And
Gets Rid of rheumatism
Taking TRnlac.

We'll. sir, have gained over
twenty-five pounds since I COM
menced taking this Tanlac, and I
never enjoyed better health in my
life" said F. w Washburn, al we'll
known empIoye of the American
Taxicab Co. who lives at 406 East
jackson street, Bloomington, Ill.
the other day.
81 had a bad attack of the Flu"
about a year ago" continued Mr..
Washburn, and it left my entire
system in a very badly rundown
condition. 1 wasn't able to get my
strength back, although l was IN
der treatment and taking medicine
all the time. l was so weak
couldn't even put a shovel OF coal
in the furnace. Everything I ate
disagreed with me. l was very
nervous, too, and never knew what
it was to get good nights sleep.
For the longest time | was not able
to hit a lick OF work and finally got
so weak and rundown l was hard
ly able to get about at all. Why,
I was actually so weak that could
hardly raise my arms up. After
failing to get any relief from the
different medicines was taking, I
became very blue and discouraged
over my condition and had about
come to the conclusion that I would
never be a well man again.
Then l began to read about Tan
lac, and l heard of several people
who had been greatly benefited by
using it, SO l sent down to the drug
store and bought a bottle. The
very first bottle. of this medicine
convinced me that I had at last
found a real medicine. and one that
would restore me to health and
strength. l have taken eight bot
ties so far, and it is the honest
truth, I don't feel like I was ever
sick day in my life. 1 am so well
and strong now, that I can do as
much work in a day as any man
I never had a better appetite, and
I just eat anything that is put on
the table at meal time, and l never
suffer afterwards I have about
gotten back all my lost weight, and
my nerves are in such perfect con-
dition now that I sleep like log
every night Yes, sir, Tanlac will
do the work all right and expect
TO boost this wonderful medicine as
long as I live"
Tanlac is sold IN Rock Island by
BengstoE's drug store, in Moline
by G. H. Sohrbeck, in Silvis by J.
w. Dougherty, in Reynolds by John
II. O'Leary. and in Port Byron by
o. L. DaileY.-lAdT.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
SILVIS

Mrs. Fred Ball opened her home
for the entertainment of the mem
bers and friends of the Reading
and Crescent Embroidery club
Tuesday afternoon. The home was
tastefully decorated for the Occa-
sion with flowers. The hours sped
rapidly in embroidery work Later
uelicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess assisted by her
daughter, Miss Helen Bali Several
new members =sre taken into the
society
Word has been received here of
the death OF Mr.. and Mrs Hips
kinds 9-year-OId daughter, Hazel,
from uric acid poisoning and par
alysis. She was buried at Payne,
Ohio. Tuesday morning.
Fred Ball is Ill, threatened with
pneumonia.
Wednesday afternoon. at her
home on Ninth street, Mrs. Claire
Schmidt entertained the members
and friends of the ladies aid So
ciety of The Baptist church. After
the devotional exercises and regu-
lar business and some time spent
in general sociability and needle
work, a nice luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Mrs. J. c. Bromley OF Rock Is
land visited relatives and friends
here part OF last week.
Theresa Leasure Of Mansfield.
Ohio. is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Eekhardt and family are
moving into the Johnson property
on Twelfth street.
Mrs. Harding has returned home
from a visit at Chicago.
Mrs Wilson, who recently under
went an operation at the Moline
city hospital, is improving nicely.
The ladies' aid society of the Me-
mortal Methodist church will meet
at the church Oct. so.
Rev. and Mrs. Menzie of Hills
dale recently visited relatives here.
Monday evening there will be a
HalIoHe'en sociable at the Memo
rial Methodist church. A small ad-
mission Will be charged to defray
expenses, and all are to come in
fancy costume.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
ONE SPEEDER GETS
FINED BY POLICE

Clifford Carlson pleaded guilty
TO a charge Of speeding in an auto,
before the police magistrate yes
terday afternoon. He paid a fin9
of SIS and costs and was dismissed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24
PARKS UPON WRONG
STREET-PAYS FINE

c. P. Collins was arrested and
fined So. and costs in police court
last night for ignoring the ordin-
ance in regard to parking. He left
his machine on one of the tabooed
streets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-24

4 LII the new style cedar chests are here.
n They are really the best looking we
have seen for sometime and are all moth
proof and dust-proof. The prices range from
s45 down to $16.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Key
SER OF Elm Grove.
Mr.. John Beers. Of Greensburg. Pa,
was a visitor in the city last evening.
Albert s. Dayton, we'll known archi-
tect Of F1easanton. is i'll at the North
Wheeling hospital. where nc recently
underwent a serious operation.
Mrs. ]. G.. Tomlinson. Of Salt Lake
City. Utah. and her daughter. MISS
Glare, will arrive here soon to be the
guests of Mrs. Dana Tomlinson. OK
North Market street.
Deputy Revenue Collector G. n. Metz
ger left the city yesterday for Park-
ersburG.
G. V. Gorrel has returned to the city
after long absence.
J. NJ. Peters will spend today IN
Pittsburgh. on business.
Mrs. Grover I.angdon. Of Toungs-
town, o.. who has been visiting rcia-
tivcs in the city leaves for her home
today.
Rex King. who has been confined IN
the Ohio Valley General hospital. Is
getting along nicely. and expects to be
home soon.
Mrs. Frank Latham, and daughter
Miss Helen and Miss Fitzsmmons or
Pittsburgh. who were the guests or
Miss Name L.aFlam. Of the South Side
for the past few days. returned homo
Sunday.
Iiiny o. Clak. superintendent OF the
Ohio Valley General hospital. is making
4 business tour to Cleveland. Chicago
and other cities. in the interest OF the
local institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
No Need to Be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow

IT you are thin and want to be plump,
# YOU have wrinkles in your face that
You ar" not proud Of: IL the skin is sal
low or Subjcc. IL pimpl@S or olackheads.
TAKE Miu-O-na stnmoch tables for two
weeks and notice tn" change.
Tho majority Of the thin people arc
thIn because the stomach does not per-
form it's duties properly. II is not secret
ing sufficient Of the natural digestive
Juices and in consequence does not ex-
tract from tn" food enough nutritive
matter To nourish every part OF tho
body.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are intended
10 build up the stomach so that II Will
act properly and extract from the food
the clements necessary 10 form flesh.
II you are thin try two weeks treat
men, of Mi-o-na stomach tabletS-thcy
are small. easily swallowed and are sold
ON the guaran,ec Of money back II they
do not overcome chronic indigestion.
acute or chronic. stop stomach disturb
oncr. h"lchins. heartburn. sour stomach
and any after dinner distress. =.
For sale by c. H. Griest & Co.. and all
leading druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
RELIABLE METHOD or HAIR CARE

Hair Is by far the most ConSp'c-
uous thing about us and is probably
the most easily damaged by had or
careless treat "nt If we arc very
careful in hair washing. W" VIII
have virtually no hair troubles. An
especially fine shampoo for TINS
weather, one that brings out all tho
natural beauty Of the hair. that DIS
solves and entirely removes all
dandruff, excess OIL and dirt. can
easily pc used ut triflinE expense by
simply diSSolvinS tcaSp"ontul or
canthruX (Which you can get NJ
any druEEists) in n cup or hot
water This makes n fun cup or
shampoo liquid. enough 80 1t is easy
"a apply il To all IN" hair instead
Of lust the top of the head. THIS
chemically dis&ulvcs all impurities
and creates soothing. cooling
Iathcr. Rinsing leaves the scalp
spotlcssly clean. soft ard plant.
while the hair takes on the glossy
richness Of natural color. also a
nufflncss which makes II seem
much heavier than it is After can
ihrox shampoo. arranging tho HAIR
Is a pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From She City.

Mrs. F. @. Funk and son. Fred. Tor
herly Of Moundsyille. who now reside
IN Los Angeles. Cal, are the guests Oh
,relatives at West Alexander.
Paul Beymer. orEanist OF 81. MAT.
thew's church. attended the concert OF
the Vatican choir, which was given NJ
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. II. Irwin is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Franzheim. in New YORK
City. After leaving there Mrs. IRWIN
and Mrs. Franzheim will go 10 New
Castle. Pa. from where. after short
visit. they will leave for motor trip
across the continent TO California.
Mrs John II. Thornton and little son
J. II. Jr. returned 70 their home IN
Sistcrsvillc yesterday. after spending
the past ten days with Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Seibcrt. Of Springdalc.
Miss Incz Collcy. Of the Y. w. {. A.
left last evening for her home IN
NeGrS. -.
Mrs. Ralph \. Blass. Of Angola, Ind.
will arrive IN the city today TO VISIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21

Eugene. q. VI. Cap. pastor or 81. NJ
phonsus church.. this city. wh" also Of
debated ut tho marriage ceremony. There
were no attendants.
Following the mass wedding break
fast was served NJ tn" HON" "t the
brides sister. Mrs. William i. shorts
Of Pittsburgh. Later in the day MI ana
Mrs. Kllc"n left on honeymoon irIp
which will include points OF interest
throughout Pennsylvania. ON th"'r re-
turn they will take up their r"Sid"hc'
on the South Side.
Announcement Of yesterdays weddin"
will be- received with great pleasure and
SURPRISE Icy the mnny friends OF IN"
bride and groom. TIL" groom is the son
Of Mrs. J. II. killc"n. of South JACOB
street. and holds n responsible" position
in tho ofric" nf the Wheeling Mold AMI
Foundry company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
A Simple Way to
Reduce Wrinkles

Remember that wrinkles and oagEi-
moss of check or chin are due TO the
muscular tissue losing it's strength ana
shrinking. The skin Is then too large
in area To fit such tiSSu" smoothly. IL
wrinkles or says.
To remedy this condition. there's
nothing so effective. =" quirh-actinE. ~
n simple wash lotion easily made at
homo. just get an uunc" "1 pure pow
Irr.I sax0litc NJ yorIr druggists, and n
half mint of witch hazel. mix the two
and hathr Your fac" ~ the liquid. This
nj once tightrns III" skin and soltdlnes
The underlying tissue which. or course
smooths out the lines and draws In the
snr-inv skin. II also S,inIulateS cafil-
larry circulation. bringing natural GoD6
To faded checks.
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luuc which will h" a suit Of blue tri-
.ruiinr with accessories To correspond.
Sh" will wear n Cor%aEc bouquet OF
brid - roses and valley lilies.
\ dinner VIII he served AT tho home
of lh. hr.I,. IN the Island Immediately
fulluwIn. IA" ceremony and later in the
day Mr.. Euuniurhnm and his bride viii
depart ON AN extended honeymoon which
will incIud" Cr, .l.nd Detroit and num-
crnuS interesting POINTS i'll Canada.
The bride is IN" charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer. Of III"
Island, and has numerous friends who
will shower her with best wishes. The
groom is tn" son of MIR AMI Mrs. Alex
undrr Cunningham, OF Bridgeport. '0d
rs associated with his fath"i ~ he
autumuhilc business.
The following announcements wih r."
ISSUED:
Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer
nnuuunc" the marrIaE" Of their daISltrr
Flora
MIR John W. Cunningham
ON Tuesday. O"t"brr Ia" tw"nty-hrSt
nineteen hundred and nineteen
BridTrPurt. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
FIFTH TW|C
TOHOLD MARKET
MARKET OF MISCELLANEOUS DEL
1CACES WILL BE HELD IN
DREHoRST STORE,
NOVEMBER l.
! IAto Autumn program Replete With
Interesting Social Affairs and
Weddings

At the meeting Of the Fifth TwlE.
which was held Wednesday at the Coun-
try club. the members decided to hoid
a market of miscellaneous delicacies. IN
the DrichorSt store. at Birch Lynn on
Saturday morning. November l. var
icty Of pies, cakes. salads. salad Dress
ings, Jelly. cookies and the best pro
ducts OF tho season will be prepared oy
the members of the Twig. Any one ue-
string a special order prepared Tor theHl
will be Accommodated by calling MrA
Harry Bradley, Woodsdalc 800.
Announcement Of any affair TO be CIV
en- under the auspices of one OF the mum
crous Twigs is always received with
great pleasure BY local social foik ana
the affairs are always favored with a
large patronage assuring their success
As is customary. with affairs or inns
nature the proceeds will he devoted 10
tho Ohio Valley General hospital
Members Of the Fifth Twig arc:
Mesdames-
Harry Bradley, Gussie plckihson'
H. Z. Fields, A. W. raul
William Miller. Allen Durl,
pohcrt IIazlett. Gibson Caldwell
Robert McCabe Henry Russell.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wedding

This morning ut 10 o'clock in tn" par
snnagr Of tn" Firs, NJ. T.. church Of
bridgeport. the marriag" Of Miss Flora
Palmer and Mr.. Jack Cunningham Will
he snlcmuiz"d. Rev. l. :. Rose Will per
form the ceremony in III" prcs"n'" Of 4
number Of friends Of tho bride and
groom. There will b" no Immediate at
tcndantS.
The bride will wear n travelling Co.'S
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TAKEN SICK SUDDENLY;
CASE BATTLES DOCTORS

Laura Jefferson. OF Limestone. W. Va
was taken suddenly Ill at HoGe-DaV's
Pharmacy yesterday afternoon. shc
was rcr owed 10 the Ohio Valley Generai
Hospital " an unconscious cond!tlon.
and recovered consciousness soon after.
The physicians are haffled in the case.
AMI ar. working hard in an effort to find
sn,nr uin EnOSis.
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weddinG At pittsburgh.

Miss Clara Schiller daughter Of
Prof and Mrs. A. J. Schiller. and Mr..
JOSEPH Killcen, both Of this city. were
united IN marriage yesterday morning
at St. AuGustInc's Catholic church. at
Pittsburgh, Pa. Nuptial mass was ccic-
brated at nine o'clock by Rev. Father
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
Miscellaneous Shower.

The members Of the l. D. L. club very
pleasantly surprised Miss Gertrud@
HUGH last Friday evening at her nome
on South Jacob street, when they enter
tanned with a miscellaneous shower
Miss HUGH will be married on Wedn"s-
day and her friends took this emporium:
ity to shower her with best wishes and
also TO present her with many hand
some presents. Miss HUGH soon recoV-
cred from her surprise and proved "a
be a charming hostess. pleasan. even,
ing Of games and music was concluoeo
with the serving Of refreshments
Those present were;
Misses
Emma Althouse Catherine Menke-
Emma Baum, mycr.
uildo Stecycr Elizabeth HUGH,
Theresa Schncid, Gertrud" huch'
Bertha Hayman. Jean Huch,
Wilma Zimmerman.
MesdameS-,
John Loeffler. Joseph Huch
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Theatre Party,

Seyenty-fve members Of the ofhcc
force and the engineering department OF
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry com
pany employees enjoyed the show al inc
Court theatre last evening, and later
enioycd n supper at the Hogc-Davis
Grill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
iris

The newest complexion fad II deI-
willo. 1t Instantly beauties the COM
plexion. whitens the skin and az
.onlshes all who try il. Never be with
out It. Derwt!lo gives you rosy
peach-like skin which everybody viii
rave about. lis absolutely harmless
Get It to-day. Druggists refund ths
mont soon 10 appear In this paper.
4. o. Bacr, the Colman Co. and e. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-21
Joseph HUGH

The first Of a series of delightful ar
tcrnoon parties to be held this week IN
honor Of Miss Eleanor Good. or 81
Louis, Mo-, who Is the guest or Nrs
Hugh Brady, will be given today at the
Brady home. Bridge will form the in
tcrestinG diversion from until o.
clock. and at 4:30 number OF other
guests will arrive and tea will be
served.
Today's party will be followed by a
similar affair on Thursday and again
on Saturday Mrs. Brady will be hostess
to a group Of friends.
Guests for the bridge today VIII be:
McSdamcS:
William Erskinc j. w. Ewing
George Rogers Al. T. Brice
Joseph Coudon George HOW
Newton Waltz jarvis l'rice
Julian C. Hcarne y. T.. DAVIS
Curtis Brown
Misses:
Eleanor Good Alberta Stifcl
Anne HuEus Julia FOLK
Almira Brown
The following have been invited for
tea:
Mes'larnes
". C. Bates 4. G.. Brown
Tn, mas c. Burke Z. g parrah
J. W. Brown MISS NEna johnson
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breakfast VIII be Served at the home OF
the bride. Nc. 37l3 Jacob street. and
later Mr. Kolz and his bride will depart
IN n honeymoon trip which Will includc
Cleveland and Detroit. On their return
they will take up their residence IN
Shorrard.
Miss liuch is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph HUGH OF South Jaocb street.
and is quit" favoritc among wide
circle Of friends. Mr.. kolZ is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph k"lz and has
recently returned from France, where
he was 4 member or the famous 3lith
field artillery of tho SUth division. H."
is n prominent machinist, being located
at ShCrrard a the present time.
Wv. c. A. Girl to Wed.
Miss lncz Elizabeth Collcy. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Collcy Of Ncfrs.
ohio. md Mr. John Rc"rS Of Green's
burg. Ia. will be united III marriage on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home Of the bride. Rev Robert ~
Reed. pastor OF the Presbyterian church.
Will perform IN" ceremony IN the pres
cnCc Of only the immediate families Of
the bride and groom. There Will be no
attendants.
The bride will he attirrd in n occom-
ing fall suit Of blue serge with Access
series 10 correspond. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony there will be n
wedding supper served. and later in the
evening Mr.. Beers and his bride will de-
part for GrccnSburg. Pa, where they
will make their home.
Miss Collcy is quite we'll known hero.
having been resident OF the y. w. G..
a. for the past two years. She has been
employed at the Stone & Thomas COM
pany store for the past eighteen months
und has made many friends. who will
shower her with best wishes.
Mr.. Beers is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Beers of Grecnshurg, Pa. but
is well known in this city. He has re-
Gently returned from France and Ger
many. where hc spent eighteen months
with the 10Th infantry Of the A. r.. T..
TIL" following announcements will be
issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Colloy
announce the marriaG" Of their daught err
lncz Elizabeth
Mr.. John beers
Wednesday. October 49,, 1919
Ncns. y.
At home
Grrcnshurg, IA
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features bcfittine the name Of Metro

features bcfitting the name Of Metro
politan."
Prof. Duncan, who recently returned
from the annual session Of the American
Dancing Masters association. has Lcr-
mittcd the club 10 adopt some ideas ap-'
proved Of during the session. Moonlight
dancing with special music and Sanxy
OF colorful lighting has been selected as
the prize committee arrangement
Invitations have been mailed to over
100 members and the record attendance
Of the fall season Is anticipated.
The committee on music has arranged
the program which in n new way VIII
be unusual. Snappy tempo will be f"a-
turcd. and II is believed the color scheme
will do the rest.
The program will run as follows:
One Step. Mdoeloh
Ono step. .HraplaH NisHtS
Fox Trot. ......'......'.. acAih 1"'
waltz ...........''' .'..'.''' .Aiaooni"
Two step. .................' 'UyhaIht"
Fox Trot. ........... .ausPaii'i
One step. .................. LEV
Naltz ........'.'.'...' Low nte''
Waltz ................Sa Salvation Laasie
One Step. the Vanp
IntcrniIsLon.
One Step. Meow
Fox Trot. ...........''''''l ~ soy
Two Step. ...... .............. EVeiyH
one Step. .............:....o! La La
Waltz Observation-Disclosures. .Buppleo
Fox Trot. .........'..''''. hose 1911 1911
Ono StCD..
Waltz Miss-ip Moon
Fox Trot .Allah's Holiday
Waltz Birch Canoe