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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28

A Good average Farm FLOCK.
ment, "a greatly increased transporta-
ton cost and the existing condition Of
international exchange cannot be dis
regarded II seems clear that II
the foreign exchange situation con
tinues as it Is or becomes more alb
normal II will constitute a powerful
stimulus for some foreign countries to
seek grain In countries other than the
United States, or TO produce IT,"
Dairylnu.
II is probable that several years
will be required for European coun-
tries 10 get back to their normal cat
tie population. In order TO supply
their needs II will be necessary for
them 20 import dairy products, and at
the present time this country is sup
plying large quantities.. Last years ex-
pnrts were so large that about 2lO0O.-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
MAeIsTeRIAL DISTRICT NO. 6.

Barton, Mary, real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record Of ownership in
the clerks Office ............... l5O.0U
Corum, S r, real estate; diligent
search and property not found
clerks office .........t........ 5000
Westerfield, Lewis, real estate;
diligent search and property
not found; no recon d of owner
ship in the clerks office. ....... l50 90
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
KNOX FISCAL COURT.
February Fl. 1919, Hon. J. o. TupqIe
Presiding.

This Gay X. p. Black, Sheriff of Knox
County, produced in open court the fol-
lowing insolvent and delinquent list of
taxpayers OF Knox County, charged to
him as Sheriff Of aforesaid on tax book
Tor the year OF 1918, ana ASK thar same
be allowed him, and the court having
heard the evidence presented on this
hearing, and from its own knowledge
hereby orders ana directs that the fol-
lowing list be and is hereby allowed to
the said Sheriff as insovont and delin-
quent for the tax year 1918, and same
will be certified to thu Sheriff Of Knox
County as n credit Go him on his settle .
ment with said County and also certified
to the Auditor of State, for credit on be-
half of the said Sheriff in his settlement
with the Auditor. Said list is as follows
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28

52s Exonorated List at s1.5c each. 1892. 90
KNOX FISCAL COURT, JULY TERM,
JULY I, 1919.
II is ordered by the Court that Read p.
Black, Sheriff, be and he is hereby allow
ed the following delinquent list, amount
ing to $4,000 as follows:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
MAoIsreRIAL pIsTRIcr No.

Baker. Sarah E., real estate;
twice assessed ...,....,....s l66. o.
Barge, Anthony tangible: no
property; dive stock) ....... 5000
Pre- perty: dive stock, 5000 49,. 1l4OO
Carnes, Andrew, tangiblr no
property; U. 5. Army ........ 800. 90
Cole, Anderson, real estate I'M
known: diligent search and
Of ownership in Clerks office. $500
live stock ,....,,.s,'..,,.,.... 1890
Hardy. Ben Tom, tangible: no
property; live stock ......... 800
Hammons, Eliza, real estate I'M
known; diligent search and
property not found: no record
of ownership I'm Clerks office. $50 90
Hubbard, Pant, tangible; gone;
dive stock, SI5.dOD; total 49,. $500
Klningham, Charlie, tangible:
Mills, II. o. (Guardian), real es-
tate not found dilirent search
and property not found; no rec
ord of ownership in CLERKS Of
ticc tS225.UC live stOCkD. total 75l. 90
Mills, Eva, tangible; no property;
dive stock, S65.0O ............. 400
Mills, Clark, tangible; no Prop
erty;; U. s. Army .......,..... $1,000
Mills. VIM, tangible: no prop
erty; dive stock, $500 ...,...... 100
Mills, David, tangible, nc prop
Mills, Davis, tangible, no prop
erty, gone; live stock. ......... 5000
Mills. John a. (GuardianJ, real
estate; clerical error .......... 1900
Smith. John, tangible, no prop
erty; live stock, $1,000; total. $500
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
mAoIsTERlAL DISTRICT NO.

Eaker. John A., tangible; no prop
erty; gone; live stock S22S)
Brown, j. L., real estate; diligent
search and property not found;
no record of ownership in the
clerks office Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Davenport, Jerry, real estate dill
igent search and property not
found; no record of ownership in
the clerks office .............. 10000
Elliott, G. r, tangible; no prop
crty; live stock; in army. ..... $500
Foley, j. L., tangible; clerical
error -.......,... pN'.'D
Foley, W. G., tangible: no prop
erty; live stock .:.;............ $500
Floyd, Oscar, tangible; no prop
erty: live stock ............... 1900
HeltOn, Abe, tangible; no prop
efty .......,... ............,.... SS.Uu
HeltOn, w t.. tangible no prop
erty; dead ..::...,....:....... 5000
knuckles, ]. H., tangible; no
property ...,........,,.. Suu
Reeves, w. T., tangible; no prop
cry ..,...,,... ..,....... ..,.... 6O'OO
assSssed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. ,, t 1890
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
MINISTERIAL DISTRICT NO.

Brunei, G. c., real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record of ownership
in the Clerks Office ............S $500
Brock, Geo H., tangible: no
$500; total ................... 1920
Brown, J. c., real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found on record Of ownership in
the Clerks office ............... 10000
Carly. Frank, tangible; no prop
erty: dive stock, $3.50; total go. lOo.OO
sessed ..,.....e.,.......,...... 5000
I.edford, John tangible; no prop
erty; gone live stock, $500;
total ............,..... OO.JO
Martin, James tangible; no prop
erty; dead; live stock. ........, 5000
Mills, John, tangible, no proper
ty; live stock Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Moore, Nick, tangible; no prop
erty: live stock .....,......... 2O.OO
erty; gone ...."t.., .. ~ r.r 25O.OO
Stewart, John, tangible; no prop
Sans, Edward. real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record of ownership
in the clerks office .......,.... 10000
Saylor, Jess, real estate; owned
tax paid ..,................ 10000
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
CITY OF eAReouRvILLE.

Blevins, Luke r., tangible prop
erty, none found; non. residents 1900
Brown, Ben F., tangible property
none found: u. S. Army. ...... II.
Chamberlin, Is. F., Real estate;
person unknown; diligent search
and property not found, no rec
ord of ownership in Clerks Of
fcc ...........,.....,.... 10000
person can be found .....,.'..' 800. 90
found; L. S. Army 1000
Fisher, J. A., tangible: none
found; unknown ............,. 800
property found ...,,.....,...., $50 90
Hammons, J. E.. tangible: no
property found; gone .......... 2o.OO
Hubbard, Henry, tangible: no
property found. gone ......... 800
Humtleet, W. H., tangible. no
property found; gone ........ 400
Mizpah Drilling Co, tangible
never owned any tangible, the
Citus Of which was in Knox
County at time of asss ssment
Clive stock, S1T5.00l; total ...... $1,000
Newman John e, tangible: no
property; dead ................ $500
Walker, VIII, tangible: M prop
erty; u. $. Army ............ $500
Woody, John, tangible, sl45.O0
own lot, $l,5000O: no such per-
son known: diligent search, no
property found; no record OF
ownership in Clerks office. l.645. %
Williams, BILL tangible; no prop
erty; L. S. Army ............. 1900
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
MINISTERIAL DISTRICT NO. 5.

MAGISTERlAL DISTRICT NO. 5.
Harlan Knox Coal Co., tangible;
bankrupt ,..,,',.,','...,...,'..S o,VVOOO
Amounting In the whole to $40. 500. and
the said Sheriff Is eXonerated from taxes
on the aforesaid amount.
d. w. SLUSHN, Clerk.
New Trosper Coal Co. eS. by
court ..................,. S33, 216. 90
Amount exOnefated above ...... 40.S09. 09
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
District No. 6.

Atkinson, Afford, no property .....S1.50
Barton, A. D., no property ....,..... 1.bO
Campbell, J. H., twice assessed ...... 1.5O
Fry, Clyde, no property .............. 1.5O
Caller. J. II, no property ......,..... 1.50
Holland, Warren, no property ...... 1.5O
Humfeet, W H., no property ..... 1.5O
Jones. Jas, no property ...,,....... 1.5O
Jones, X. L., no property .......... 1.5O
Martin, David, no property ......... 1.5O
Moore, Buster, no property .......... 1.5O
Moore, c. L., no property ............ 1.5O
Partin, Lee, no property .....,..... $50
Sewer, BYRD, no property ............ 1.5O
Smith, Luke, no property ............ $50
Taylor Isaac, no property ......... 1.bn
Taylor Levi, no property ............ 1.5e
White, Tom, no property ............ 1.50
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
WILTON GRADED SCHOOL

i'hi hlit NNNss NehtibAts nv PlNP
Fire, TilfOrd, tangible; u. s.
Army; live stock Cs45); total. $500
Moore w. F., intangible; gone. $500
coReIN GRADED SCHOOL.
Carter, James. real estate: dill
gent search; property not found;
no record of ownership in the
clerks office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Floyd, Sol, real estate UOwn lott;
diligent search; property not
found; no record Of ownership in
the clerks office ..,s...,r,.,..- 20. ~
Gallagher, T. W., tangible; no
property NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GIlb.OO
Helton, James, tangible; no prop
eI,tyi gone ..,,......:..,''.''''' lO.OO
Hudson, w. H., tangible; no prop
erty; clerical error ...,...,..... lO2.O9
Mccain, ii. L., twice assessed .. $500
Owens, W. L., tangible; no prop
eftyt gone .,......,...,... ll4'VO
Reynolds, w. H., tangible; no
property; gone ,..,,....,...,.- $500
Webb, o. s., tangible; no prop
eTty dead ..,...,,............. 10000
Williams, Chas., real estate list
ed by II. II. WilbuTn; tax paid. 10000
Harrison, Green, twice assessed. 1900
Mckinney, Mrs. James, real es-
tate: diligent search; property
not found; no record Of owner
ship in the clerks office. 10000
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
MAGIsTERIAL DISTRICT NO.


Bennett, Joe, tangible; no prop
erty; 4. $. Army; live Stocks 10000
Farmer, King, tangible; no prop
eTty; gone; live stock ($225);
IOldl .,s's..'.' s.'ss...'ss GiOVV
Gibson, Hardin, tangible; clerical
error; live stock $3.50; total. $500
HeltOn, James, tangible; no prop
tIlN 80. ..'''-..'.'s .,'''.''.... lOuVU
Jones, William, real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record Of ownership in
the clerks Office ......,........ $500
Spurlock, Pearl, real estate: dill
gent search and property not
found; no record Of ownership
in the clerks office ......,..... $1,000
Wilson, Grover, tangible; no prop
erty: gone: live stock; in army. 1850
eRAYs GRADED SCHOOL.
Cox, J. A, real estate (sl25); live
stock Sl20); total .........,...s 245.O0
Cox, Bob, tangible; no property
live stock (Si1O); total ........ 1900
Lumpkins, Turner, tangible, no
property; L. :, Army; liv" stock i2dO)
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
MINISTERIAL DISTRICT NO

Bingham, VIM, tangible: none
found ....,....,...........S $500
Maker, Margaret real estate un.
known; diligent search and no
property found; no record Of
ownership in Clerks office. 80. 5000
Chappen J. T, tangible; no
PROPERTY: dead ................ Il 90
Golden, Hiram, real estate, listed
by 5. Il. Golden, not owned by
Hiram Golden; nonresident. 2l5.0O
Hall, Jess. tangible; no prop
erlS ......,........, -...,....-. 3.oO
Hall, Eugo ne, tangible, nc prop
Jackson W. Nj, Sr.. twice as
scsscd, Tangible .........,....-. 1890
Jackson, w. 5. tangible; no
proptrty; gone ................ 100
Jarvis, John NJ, tangible; no
property dead iSl25.0D: total. 1890
Joiner, W. L., tangible; no prop
erty: Y. S. Army %............ 1000
Parton, Thomas, tangible; no
property: unknown t$5G.On, to-
tai INSTRUMENTATION. .',,..,. 1890
Perry. VIM, tangible: no prop
Price. j. s., real estate unknown;
diligent search and property
not found: no record of owner
ship in Clerks office .......... $500
Poindexter, VIM, real estate
owned and listed by Alex Jones
and tax paid ............., ..... l00.yj
Vanhook, j. T., tangible; no
property. gone. o.. ..........-. 300
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
POLL TAX

ExOnerated at the January Terpl of the
Knox Fiscal Court, 1919, tO-wit:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28

bahef John' tangible twice as -.
Clark, Lat. real estate; owned
and listed by Sallio ], Clark
tax paid ..................,... 10000
Davis, c. c., real estate un-
known; diligent search and
property not found; no record
of ownership in Clerks Office. l5000
Epperson, Tom, tangible; no
property; u S. Army; live
Epperson, Gus, real estate; own
ed ana listed by Bert Epperson:
tax paid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25O,OO
assessed ...,..........,...,",., l,i7S.OO
Grubb Robert; real estate un-
known; diligent search and
property not found no record
of ownership in Clerks Office. 10000
Hurley, HarVe, intangible; no
property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, zoO.OO
Hammons, Clarence, tangible; no
property: 1--we stock ..,........ $500
Jackson. baltimore, tangible; no
property OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lO.OO
King, Bill real estate; owned and
listed by Harve King; tax paid 10000
Miller, Robert, real estate: dill
gent search and property not
found or record OF ownership Ina
Clerks once s....s.s.+s...s..', 900. "
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-28
District No, q.

BrocR Ike. Bel Co ............. lisa
Broughton, Lee, u, s. ....,....... l.5O
Brown. Dick. twice assessed ........ 1.50
Cole, Anderson, no such man .. l5O
Gambrell, Jno., twice assessed 80. l.5O
Gambrell, Phil, u. S. .,............ 1.50
Gray, Henry, twice assessed ....., l50
Gregory, Green. twice assessed zee. 150
Grub, Jno., asylum ,............... $50
Hammons, Abe. Madison Co. ........ $50
Hardy. Ben, twice assessed ......., 1.50
Hubbard, Bank. Clay Co. ............ 150
jackson. BeV, Garrard Co. ........ $50
birmingham, Charley, Bell Co. ...... 1850
Liford. Jno., cripple (no property. 150
May. Willis. Bell Co. ,.....,....,... 160
Messer, Clark, killed by railroad. =, 160
MAS, Henry o., twice assessed $500. 1.50
~, Hugh, 4. 8. .................. L60
Noah, Bell Co. .,...,..,....s., $50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24
SHOLES-HARD WEDDING

wedding of deep interest to many friends was that of Miss Jean Hard and Mir Frederick Gordon Sholes which took place last evening at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. Joe Hard
 on Beech street. The house was thrown open and adorned with ferns and palms combined with spring blossoms. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Wells of the Highland Metho- dist church and was witnessed by only relatives and friends.
 Preceding the ceremony a musical pro- gramme was rendered by MT. Rienzi
 Thomas at the piano and MT. Fred Hard, violin.
 The bridal party came down the stair way entering to the strains of Lohen- grins march. rs. Miss Margaret Oliver and Miss Mary Elizabeth Willis entered first carrying the ribbons which formed the aisle for the
 wedding party.
 The two little nieces of the bride, Mar garet and Anne Mckinley, were the flow CT girls and ring bearer. All of these little folks wore dainty frocks of white organdy with pink ribbons Just before the bride came her mother, Mrs. J. H. Hard, and her gown was of grey georgette crepe and she carried an old fashion bouquet of pinks and forget me-notS.
 The bride entered with her father by whom she was given in marriage and was very lovely in her wedding gown of white Duchess satin trimmed in Duchess point
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

Frenchmen led by her present protector after she had helped him escape, and calls upon her in the name of Allah to avenge their deaths. Torn by fierce con flicting passions she consents, and at tcmpts to strike the man she loves through his nephew, young naval otfl- cer, whom she intends leading to de- sertion and dishonor, but love triumphs and she cannot carry out her purpose.
 But she realizes that there can be noth- ing between her and the man she idol izes, because she is responsible for the death Of her kin, and because she is or of the east and he is of the west, and never these twain shall meet" His ways not being hers, nor hers his, she goes her way back to the desert and leaves him to the devices of modern civilization.
 Nazimova is magnifieently equipped by nature and art to incarnate such part as Hassouna, the Bedouin girl; the ele- mental within herSelf-the Russian tenn perament and temper-come forth to match the elemental in the daughter of the desert a quasi-Oriental as it were is Nazimova herself, who trained in Oriental surroundings, makes the char acter live and breathe and have it's be- ing on the screen, and she reaches heights of rare emotional pantomime sell dom reached by even the greatest.
 Charles Bryant (Nazimova's real hus- banD gives an attractive portrayal in the role of a French naval officer; while Godfrey C. Stein and by the way re- markedly gifted actor q saw him some years ago in tragic play, The City,
 in the part of a dope fiend, originally nIayed by TuIly Marshall in which Geof- frey Stein did some marvellous acting) who gives a vigorous and finely shaded performance of the Bedoun girls desert lover; in fact his characterization is one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24
SHAK ESPEARE CLUB
 ENTERTAINS

One of the delightful affairs of the week was the open meeting of the Fort nightly Shakespeare club held yesterday afternoon in the ball room of the South ern club.
 The club was adorned with quantities of spring blossoms and the tea table was centered with a huge basket of snowballs, jonquils, tulips and roses. Mrs. Scudder Ryall and Mrs. Margaret Hunt Ruff presided over the tea cups.
 In the receiving line was Mrs. J. H. Hankins. Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Emilia Motion Embry. Miss Ruth Ratliff and the officers of the club Mrs. Dixon McClendon, Mrs. T. D. Moor, Mrs. J. H. Minter, Miss Lucy Jones, Mrs. John Vim cent.
 Prof. P P. Burns of Howard college made a very interesting and splendid talk on 'The, Contemporaries of Shake speare.''
 Mrs. Mary Gillen and Miss Berney Gill len two of the city's talented young women who have recently returned from abroad where they served in the enter tainment section of the Red Cross de- lighted all with their readings and music.
 Miss Sadie Goldstein talented young woman gave several numbers.
 Afte rthe programme refreshments were served to about 100 guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24

lace. The long filmy veil was caught with pearls and orange blossoms and fell in graceful lines over the beautiful court train which was draped from the shoul- ders. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies.
 The groom entered with his uncle, MT. Samuel Oliver, and was met in the draw ing room by the bride where the cere- mony was performed before handsome floral altar built of ferns, palms and white roses before the mantle and reached to the ceiling
 After the ceremony an informal re- ception was held and MT. and Mrs. Hard were assisted in receiving by their daugh- ters, Mrs. Mary Hard Willis, Mrs. Erskine Mckinley, Miss Kathleen Hard, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Oliver, Mrs Cramp- ton Harris, Miss Eleanor Ramsay of Mad ison, Wis, Miss Lucy Simpson, Miss Ma ble Bober, Miss Louise Van Sant and others.
 In the dining room the decorations were very lovely and brides table was cen- tered with a handsome embossed cake which contained the usual trinkets and was decorated with valley lilies.
 Ices were served, and at a late hour MT. Sholes and his lovely young bride left for an eastern trip and upon their return will be with MT. and Mrs. Hard.
 Mrs Sholes wore smart tailored suit of blue tricoette with blue hat.
 Mrs. Sholes is the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hard and popular and admired member of the younger set
 MT. Sholes is nephew of MT. Samuel Oliver of this city where he has made his home since childhood He is an elec- trical engineer having graduated from Auburn and has recently returned to Birmingham after serving some months in the army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24
VERY WEAKLY FOR
 SEVERAL YEARS
North Carolina Lady De- scribes the Symptoms , From Which She Suf- fered and Which She Says Cardui Re
 lieved

Trap Hill, N. C.-Mrs. Eudora Hol- brook recently made this statement: T was very weakly for three or four years with womanly troubles. I was much worse at special times. Every month I would have to lie in bed for three or four days.
 My chief suffering was in my back. could not tell how badly 1t ached. but it seemed as if 1t could not possibly ache worse. Whenever I would get tired, or if I was much on my feet, it would ache. Cardui was all the medi- cine took.
 saw. with the first bottle. that was being benefited. but I kept right on for five bottles regularly. By this time I was so I could do all my own work, which for some time I had not been able to do.
 That is the only time ever took it regularly. but always have it on hand to use when I do not feel we'll and it always helps me-"
 With a successful record of over 40 years to it's credit. Cardui has proven it's merit in the. treatment of many of the simple ailments peculiar to women.
 Try it. At your druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24

headaches disappeared. gained in weight and feel fine, so I can honestly recommend Lydia B. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound to any woman who is suffering as I was. "- Mrs. ADELNE B. LYNCH, 100 Plain St, Providence, R I.
 Backache and nervousness are symp- toms or nature's warnings, which in- dicate functional disturbance or an unhealthy condition which often devel- ops into a more serious ailment.
 Women in this condition should not continue to drag along without help, but profit by Mrs. Lynch's experience, and try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound-and for special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkhem Med. Co. Lynn, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-24
pAiObOpid Strand.

House." Little Wolf," "The Wild Duck,
 and then see her on the screen in "Out
 of the Fog and "An Eye for an Eye, ! and Eou will see the same, yet two en- tirely different women, each supplement- | ing the other and together forming com , plete artiste.
 1 "One other actress in all my life have
 I seen to compare with Nazmova," said | a very well informed woman on the mat 1 ter of the drama to me yesterday, as
 we left ''The Strand" after seeing Nazi-
 nova in "An Eye for an Eye" And that is"? l questioned.
 "Bernhardt' came the answer quickly. ] "She and Nazimova are the queens o1 | dramatic emotion and of the two Nazi- nova really has something more exotic in her personality; something more Orien- tai, inscrutable, which makes her even
 more fascinating than the marvellous French woman.'
 In the picture "An Eye for an Eye" Nazimova has a role which fits her like a glove" to use a bromidic expression; she is a Bedouin girl of the Tangiers des- ert, bred and raised in fierce Mohamme- danism, who aid Christian to escape death at the hands of the tribe of which her father is Shiek She herself is con demned to die and lie in the Sahara grave prepared for him.
 The girl is rescued by another tribe and is sold in the market place of Tan giers to French circus owner and be- comes the star of his show in France. She in turn is saved from the brutality of this master by the man to whom she gave life in the desert, the com mander of a French ship of war. He takes her into his home and she loves him with all the overwhelming passion of her nature. She finds that his wife is about to flee with another man, and her jealousy for the honor of him she loves is greater than her jealousy of the woman who bears his name, and she at tempts to thwart the elopement but does not succeed.
 Then she is traced by her former be- trothed of the desert, and he tells her that the whole tribe except himself, and including her father, mother and little
 sister, were wiped out by band Of