davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-23
PL4INFTELD

Remember the plsy and dance Re
beccs's Triumph, at North Montpelier
Tuesday evening. Angus "a Proceeds
20 b used TO help repair the church
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-23
EAST MONTPELIER

Remember the play and dance. Re.
beocs'. Triumph. Al North Montpelier
Tuesday evening. August - Proceeds
20 be used to help repair the church
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-23
A Limited Marriage

That presidential year should fall on
leap year is quite fitting, B. NJ. thinks.
l. it not then, he writes, that Mrs. Col
umbia chooses her partner? Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-23
M4RSHFIELD

Remember the play and dance Re
bora Triumph. a. North Montpslisr
Tussdsv evening August - Procsris
20 - used % help repair ths rhurch
-adv
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
The Elks' Christmas Tree


According to custom, the Elks
will give a Chistmas tree for those
little folks whom Santa Claus
might happen to overlook on
Christmas Eve at 3p. N. at the
Motor Inn Inc. garage which is
so we'll adapted for such. and every
body is invited to attend aud help
the children have good time.
Plans are all in readiness for
the prettiest and best thing of the
kind ever attempted in that lire,
and while the kiddies are enjoying
themselves, their grown folks need
not fear but what they will have
,their> inning, too. for Mrs. Santa
Clause will be busy seeing tina;
each and every one gets q big
basket full of goodies SO that
mother can serve Christmas din
ner for the whole family.
My! isn't it o great thing to
have q band of such good fellows
around who delight. In doing such
good deeds.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
The Social Club

The coziqess Of Mrs: F. Hyams'
pretty suburban home was made
more Noticeable when she enter.
tanned her club last Tuesday after
noon, because Of the very incle-
ment weather out doors and the
good cheer within.
Due to the heavy rains a large
contingent of out-of-town quests
were unable TO be present, but
those who did brave the rain and
bad roads enjoyed q lovely party
Mrs. Desire Breazeale won the
first prize. q handsome set of cut
glass tumblers, Mrs. Philip Clou-
tier the second, . bathroom set.
Mrs. Raggio consolation, a pretty
mustard jar and Mrs. Lawton the
BOBBY. At the conclusion of the,
game delicious luncheon of.roast
pork, potato salad, jelly. pickles,
hog head cheese With lettuce. meat
pies, tea. gelatine, whipped cream
and home made cakes was served
to the Ga ssts, who, besides club.
members, included Mines. Porter
and Policeman.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
A Cordial Invitation

An unusual. attractive musical
program has. been arranged by
Mr.. &. b Courtright. head OF
that department at tho Normal,
for, Tuesday. December 2lst, that
will start promptly at 1880 D. m.
and the public in general and
every body in particular, is cor :
daily invited to be present IN the
auditorium on Normal hill and
enjoy it.
Some interesting and novel fea
lures will be introduced that will
make the carefully selected mum.
bens doubly attractive, and as Mr..
Courtright's splendid work, abili-
~ and pleasing personality. as
we'll as that Of his accomplished
wife who is his assistant. ere vel
known to the People Of Natchito'
ches, it is hoped that they will turf
out in full, thereby showing their
appreciation of the active interest
he has taken in our community
] a&airJ.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
The Book Club

To $40 ourselves as others -.
Us was very clearly der -. ~
Wednt sday afternc | ssh
member OF {. @ou' Wl0'. 0@S.
Dopular ), % above mentioned
ar lob nns herself in snoth-
.aemhesA. place BY wearing
,some familiar articles Of dress and
[ppstraying her most distinctive
itrait Of character. speech and hab-
lii, il response to Mrs. q. Y. Por-
ter, who entertained.
A great deal Of fun was derived
Is the mimicry 10 every way was
los goodnatured Is fine, and it was
idi6Rcult for the decision ss to
/ which Was the best to be reached
but the greatest number Of voter
i was finally awarded Mrs. Phillips
/ Who Vas presented N ivory hand
l1iffoe = ~ could 80 bow wsl
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
Succession Of Hester Craytou

Notice is hereby given, that ] will
sell, according to law, at the principal
front door of the Court House in the
CITY and Parish of Natchitoches, with
in the legal hours Of sale on Saturday
the 1st day of January 1921 the follow
ing described property subject to sp-
praismsnt:
Two horse mules. i've head cattle.
three grown and two yearlinga, one
SOW and six pigs.
MATHEW GRAFTON, Admr.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16

Mr.. A. L. RACIAL, who as the
representative of the Rapides
Drug Co., is we'll and favorably
known to Natchitoches where he
has been coming for the past num-
Der of years, has located here.
having bought out the interests of
w. s. Bridges in the New City
Drug 20. and has taken charge
already as manager, secretary
treasurer. On the part of our
citizens. the Enterprise extends
Mr.. RACIAL a cordial welcome.
Give dad q nice warm smoking
jacket
-SEMMEl.MAN'S
After a week of rain, wind and
oil around bad weather, Tuesday
dawned bright, clear and cold,
white frost, but beautiful, season.
able weather, which it is hoped
will continue for a while anyway.
Nippon china. the real gold trimmed,
exquisite in design and shape at
RICHARD DE VARGAS
Two of our foe and efficient !
women were honored by the State |
League Of Women Voters which !
was organized in New Orleans
last week, when Miss Roberta
Newell was elected second vice.
president OF the League, over
which Mrs. Philip Werlein, the
suffrage leader, will preside as
president, and Mrs. S. j. Henry, !
vice.chairman of the Eighth Dis
trict.
A new shipment Of $50 ana $50 suits
just received and are being offered at /
the remarkable price of $3.50 at
-LIEBER's
SURPRISE in great big capital
letters is nothing to the surprise
felt by family and friends when
they learned late Sunday evening
that Sheriff Payne had stolen a
march on them by being quietly
married Saturday night to Miss
Nettie Gillen by Magistrate Som
parac and Immediately after the
ceremony they drove to the home
of the BRIDES plre1 near Camp
ii, from where tt, groom drives
in each morning to attend to his
official duties at the court hous..
The Entergrise extends best
wishes to the newly married pair.
Persian ivoEy-the real Frsnch-in
odd pieces % we'll - toilet aud mani
cure sets ct
RICHARD DE VARGAS
WANTED-To rent or lease small
farm with small house on it, want to
/ il nsiskseshsea 81 :AMsA!|isesSss
would like to rent Or lease with the
|griyilAgs 9f purchasing later, Would
IKE p9Ssessioh not later than February
aEst,
JNO. S. EDMONDS,
Care Natchitoches Enterprise
Natchitoches. La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
he Enterprise
WEEKLY
thursday, DEC. Is, 1920

DEVoE's FORECAsT-Decembe
tn to 18th, clustering; 10Th t.
I'd, pleasant and clear; 23rd
k,avy rain.
Mr.. f, Ducote, of Cottonport
.cnt Friday in Natchitoches.
Mr.. L. K. Plaisance was among
FRANCES visitors Saturday.
Get the Christmas spirit. Don't mai
letter from now until after New
Fears without placing Christmas sea-
on same.
MIR. Fred Wilson, of Coushat'
ia spent Friday in town.
Mr.. U. p. Breazeale is spending
t,c week in New Orleans.
LOST-A small black fur cape. Re-
tlrn to Mrs. D. c. Scarborough and
get reward.
Messrs. Phanor and Lestan
Prudhomme we're among Bermu.
da's business visitors Tuesday.
Everything new and exceedingly at
tractive in dolls, large and small at
NORRIS & EWING'S
GAG will break a Cold, Fever and
(irippe quicker than anything we know
preventing pneumonia.
Mr.. H. =. Manning, of Robe
line, was among the business vlsi-
tors during the week.
The person who failed to do his duty
in assisting in the late war was called
"SLACkER". Don't be Stacker
n the war against tuberculosis.
Mr.. bob" Hill of Alexandra
s,ent q couple of days here dur
ipg the week.
: csc is a prescription for Colds. Fever
aSd LaQnppe It's the most speedy
rtmedy we know.
- ~ I5r .o.oha al hOYno
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16

tai Ice COmpany'S business, came
down Tuesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Company.
Give nina tie, or socks in holiday
boxes
--SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Fred Phillips, of Shreve.
port, accompanied by his father
U. S. Phillips, spent Saturday in
| Natchitoches en- route from mo-
toring tour of South Louisiana.
There is q bargain for every one in
dresses, coat suits, coats, waists, hose
and staples of every kind at
L1EBER's
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cloutier
are the proud parents of fine
boy, born Tuesday morning.
Don't expect your local organization
to do anything without your help, help
now by buying Christmas Seals.
The public schools of the parish
will close for the holidays on
Wednesday, December 22nd and
reopen Monday, January Ord, the
| Normal also.
Christmas isn't Christmas without
certain delicacies in canned and glassed
things, fruits, nuts, cakes. candies etc.
See the fine line at
NORRIS 4 EWING'S
Mr.. w. S. Bridges left Mon
day for Leesville to attend the
marriage of his brother and visit
other members of his family in
that section of The state before
returning home.
All our Xmas presents are put up in
holiday boxes without additional charges
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. r. B. Cook expects to ar
rive, to be her guests for few
DAYS, her mother and sister, Mrs.
John Rusoa and Miss Josie, who
have been visiting in Philadelphia
and are en- route to their home in
Natchitoches. Shreveport Times
No gift appeals more to Miss, or
Madam than a bracelet watch for
Christmas. Full Observation-Disclosures
to most expensive at
RICHARD DE VARGAS
Mrs, Edna MacooQb, who was
called home two weeks ago hy the
serious illness of her father, left
Saturday night for Lafayette to
resume her duties at the Indus
trial, her father, Dr.. j. w. Cock
erham, having recovered and IS
RAPIDLY retaining his strength.
- .
Ladies: suits, dresses and coats.
many shades and styles to select from,
At e per cent reduction
Mrs. Ed. Phillips left for New
Orleans last Wednesday night,
where she attended the State Or
ganization Of the League. Of Wo-
man Voters, as q delegate from
the local League, and from there
went to visit relatives in Baton
Rouge.
For him or her-A real nice trunk, |
bag or suit case
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Noise Levy and Noise Jr. |
of Galveston arrived Wednesday |
night and will be the guests of
Mr.. Leopold Levy and family un-
til after the. holidays, the Doctor
coming in from Texas during the
festal season to enjoy them at his
old home.
Fireworks q we'll as toys Of al
NORRIS L EWING'S
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Tobin have
gone to take charge of the Span
ish Lake school that Mr.. L. E.
Scarborough has resigned. to be
ready to 60 into. the Assessors
Ddice. tdwhich he was recently
slected,
IL you know of case of Tubercuiosis
n your neighborhood. report It to your
ocal Board and lets $50 II We cannot do
to prevent that case from
lpreading.
Mr.. w. P. Wemp arrived from
Orlando, Floridx, Friday. where
,e turne d over the manage
nant Of the hotel he was run
ling until the lease expires. so Is
Q Be able to come home to relieve ,
= - /
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
she put herself in ths place Of

Mrs. Cannon.
A guest towel WIS warded Mrs.
Cunningham for her cAexer, humor-
GUS application TO- some Of the
members in ersticising her book.
and after sandwiches, tea and ice
cream wore discussed much merri.
naent was provoked in making
wishes willis cutting the birthda v
cake in honor Of Mrs. Cannon,
whose natal day it happened to be.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16

The prettiest silver vanity cases and
coin purses for your best girl, sister or
mother, in Sterling Silver or SterIene
RICHARD DE VARGAS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16
Mrs. d. j. Hyams reached home

fli,y after a visit Of several
kSgAes in Shreveport.
for good things to
(which can be found at
3bRRIS & EWING'S
Is seals today. Boy
until your conscience
G1pu have done your full
)'Quin, of Alexan.
sliday in town With
Il M' Q. Hicks.
OF coats, suits and
,adrsssfs. sslstyles at 20 per cent
-LlEBER's
q Mr.. W. T. johnson, of Saline,
apotored in on hsiness during
2.s a y week
4 Miss Sadie Cox has returned
\ fro n visit to reldves in Minden
i AMI Shreveport.
y Entire stock of spies in all lines Of
mstsnandise at Is r cent reduction
!" LIEBER,S
\ Mr.. George j. (,illota, of New
Orleans. spent tuesday here on
BUSINESS before CRIT.
Radical reduction hats. and child
= ren's cloaks at
MISS KA LEA TRIcHEL's
Mrs. H. PressrR and children
Of Alexandria snt the past week
with Mr.. and fs. s. Nelken and
family.
All suits, dre,s, coats and skirts
are being offered 20 per cent reduce
tion ct
-L1EBER's
Mcssrs Rott Phillips and
Harold Katie Sc weekend visi-
tors 10 New (eans and White
Castle.
Hats for dress d every day wear;
also untrimmed sDes at halt price
Miss n LEA TRICHEL's
Mr.. j. H. Witas, Jr. Of Nm-
! merman accounted hy his wife
spcat q few d here the past
week, on busins
Wonderful valu coat4 suits and
-LIEBER'S
Mrs. Penn On and son, of
0ur0v0pOTCs n6tOvNs ou uUsAsOs
after 4 few dayisit to Mr.. and
q Mrs. B. B. BreAle.
Send ~ your q Or come 70 our
store for your Ctmss groceries
which are fresh anloice
8 soAA Ewlsa's
Mrs. Rosa Levi has returned
10 ne after enios forming the
acq laintance Of little grand
daughter. Miss II Estslis Ray |
Of Shreveport.
n Timely sale Of d. q q kinds, /
sai.s and coats It q aastisa
11.s.1's
S.
Nill break Cold, isa a.
-; , =; ~ ~ = ''''s 8:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16

Give her a.Jarsey Silk underskirt, OF
q pretty Georgette waist
-SEMMELMAN'S.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16

Give her . piece OF Silk underwear
-SEMMELMAN'S
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-12-16

kNilI break Cold, II. - Aa-..
nleksr than aayth s sna of,pps
potng pusnWcglh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
81 YEARS IN THE ARMY.
Jedersonville Man Has Saved More Than
SIG, 900 In That Time.

Washington, Jan. 26.--A record Of
long service in tho Quartermaster Corps
OF the United States Army has just boon
brought to the attention of Secretary
Baker in tho case of John Morrin, a
messenger at tho Jcffcrsonvillo Depot,
who has been in tho corps over 6fty-four
years. He entered the service At Fort
Lcavenworth, Kansas, in 1855 Mt a salary
Of $40 n month. After serving several years
rs a teamster, he was appointed mos
scnger in tho Office of the Chiof Quarter
master at Fort Leavonworth. Later he
was transferred to San Francisco, and In
1888 was sent back to tho depot at Jeffcr-
sonville, where no has since been on duty.
Tho War Department has issued an
official statement concerning the remark
able record established by Morrin, in
which it is stated that during his service
no has never asked for days loavo, his
only absence from duty being about three
weeks, due to an accident. Hc is among
the first of the employees TO arrive at the
depot in the morning and is the last to
leave in tho afternoon. During tho war
Morrin purchased s26. 400 worth of United
States bonds. His savings were accumu-
lated gradually and systematically as a
Quartermaster's employe, and on
limited salary. Morrin, who is now more
than so years old, has of late years con-
tributod to the support OF widowed
sister and her daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
PEACE MOVES co ON
DESPITE THREATS
OF BITTER ENDERS"
Lodge Finds Hirnself in Difficult
Position Trying to Quiet Borah
and Johnson.
CONFERENCES TO

Washington, Jar. 26.-Thc BorAh-
Johnson ''riot act" has failed to upset the
bipartisan peace conference The con-
ference goes on today. This decla alton
came last night from both the Lodge and
Hitchcock camps. Mild rcecrvationists
added thereto that II Senator Lodge lis
tened to the "bittercndcrs" he would en-
courage a serious uprising among Rcpub-
hcan treaty friends.
Politically, Senator Lodge, AZ Rcpuh-
lican leader, finds himself in rs delicate
position as that occupied by Senator
Hitchcock, his Democl attic opponent.
Both are now forced to decide between
what each considers OWLS. Senstor Lodge
must choose between the bittArenders
and the mild rescrvationists for his sup
port as Republican leader.
Last night his Office dcclsred Senator
Lodge would stand by the Republican
treaty friends, to whom, he promised to
work out with tho Democrats necessary
compromise to enable treaty iatihca-
ton. Senator Lodge is said TO have paci-
ficd the Borah-Johnson group by as
suIing them that he is not weakening
his reservations materially. His census
OF the other Republican Senators Satur-
day convinced him that practically all
of them will stand sqnarely behind him.
No more fireworks" arc expected
from Senators J Johnson or Borah, or
their associates, until the compromise
terms become known. Then, it is antici-
pated, they will do all they can TO defeat
the treaty.
In the Democratic camplast night there
was situation parallel to that which is
Senator Lodge. Senator Hitch
cock has found Senator Lodge and his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26

a~ociates in the conferences, Senators
New, Lcnroot and Kellogg. hard mon "a
bargain with.
Ii was felt in crrtsin Democratic quar-
ters last night TINT the whole Borah-.John-
son riot act" was Republican play,
aimed to bolster up Senator Lodge In his
peace bartoring With that In mind, tho
Democrats do not anticipate with relish
the probsblc sti7ening Of terms on Benn-
tor Lodges part. :,
Tho Republican mild roservationi-ts
held the stratcgical position when the
"bitterrnder' uprising came. They do
clared 10 Senator Lodge snd other Scna-
tons Of hm belief that they would not
tolerate domination OF the Republican
party by . group Of q doscn txcaty cne-
mics.
General opinion last night In that the
treaty is merely delayed few days on
its road 10 compromise or TO agreement
TO disagrcc until after the 1920 election.
Peace negotiations will be made = lit
tic more difficult il Senator Lodge stiffcns
his dcmsnde, Il IL agreed, but both fac
tions were hopeful that. tho Article x
reservations, said to be the only bone of
contention left. can be solved.
Hundreds Of euEgestions for solutions
are pouring in with every mail. and II is
UNDERWOOD that the conference has made
some good headwsy on The besis Of reser-
vAtions which have gone through the
maik.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
Bilious? Take
Mr. Tonight
Nsturs's Remedy 10 Better end Safer
Than csIon,si. Cleans Out System
Without Gripping. Stops Sick
6oadaeho. Guaranteed.

Bilious attacks. constipation, sick
headaches, etc, are ta the great ma
1ortty OF cases dye TO digestive trouble
and no reasonable person cen expect
TO obtain real or lasting benefit until
the cause is corrected.
Natures Remedy (NR Tablets) Is
vegetable compound that acts on the
stomach. liver. bowels and kidneys,
the purpose being to bring about
healthy Sad harmonious action Of all
the organs of digestion and eiim,na-
ton 1t acts promptly and thoroughly,
yet % mildly and gently that thero
Is never the slightest gripping or dis
comfort.
But that Is not ell Naturc'o
Remedy (NR Tabiets) have a beneG-
cial effect upon the entire body. Ey
improving TIE process Of digestion
and assinilation,. the nou-,sh7ent IS
derived from food. tho blood quality IS
enriched. vitality Is increased and the
whole system strengthened.
once you get yocr body In this
splendid condition, you need not tale
medicine every day-just take an Mr.
Tablet occasionally when indigestion,
biuousnesS and corAtipation threatens,
and you can always feel your best
kemember keeping well is easier and
cheaper than getting well.
Get &c box OF Natures Remedy
tNR Tablets) and try II. It is sold.
guaranteed and recommended by your
druggist.
y. b Uanfcrth Secondhand Market SITS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
DEAD TWO DAYS.
BODY of Charles Garvin Found in
Cabin in Rear Of Tanners Prod
ucts Company.

The body of Charles Carvin, 45year old,
living in a cabin in rear Of the Tanners
Product Company over the southside Of
Market street bridge, was found lying IN
bed yesterday, apparently dead for as
hours. Police made the discovery alter
they had forced an entrance 10 the build
ing.
Two friends of the deceased Arthur NJ.
Wilson. l24 King street and Matthew X.
keIter, Fourth and West streets, visited
the cabin 70 call ON their friend, but failed
to receive any reply to their knock. One
of them poered through the window and
seeing someone lying In bed, assumed
that something was wrong and notified
the police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
WRECK HALTS B. 4 o. TRAINS.
Main Line Traffic Delayed More Thar
Four Hours.

The wreck of wcstbound freight
train, loaded with coal and other com
modities, on the main line of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning near Laurel, Md.
tied up traffic in both directions for
moro than four hours. When truck under
one of the cars became broken IL cars
were derailed. Fast work by wrecking
crews enabled the passenger train due 10
reach Baltimore at ll.30 O'Clock to arrive
a little more than an hour late. East
bound schedules did not reach normal
until $50 o'clock and westbound until
two hours later. The wrecked train was
In charge OF Conductor Scanlon and
Engineer Tripper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
Fight Against Hide Tax.

Realizing the tremendous Importance
of the future OF the glazed kid industry
in this city, with respect not only to
capital invested, but also to the thousands
of workrnen employed in the different
plants, various officials of the State and
nation, with the Congressional delega-
ton; prominent business men, and civic
organisations, have been asked to use their
influence to have the matter of Indias
discriminatory duties taken up by the
proper authorities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
GOES TO SAVE WIFE IN HAREM.
Armenian Returning to Turkey to Seek
Captive Family.

New York, Jan. 26. In An effort TO rescue
his wife from Turkish harem, whore she
has bcen held captive for about four years,
Assdour Derboghos, an Armenian of
Racine, Wis, will sail from here this
week for Turkey. tho Near East Relief
which is assisting him in his task. Der
boghes came to tho United States from
Harpoot, Syria, in 1911 returned to rescue
his family in 1914 and WAS seized by the
Turks, but escapedd through Siberia TO
the United States.
Throe daughters, aged 10, IL and
ii years, were seized at tho Same time
as his wife, and are believed also to have
been sent to Turkish haroms and tho
father has little hope of finding them.
A son, Hovenes, escaped with his father
and is now in school at Waukegan, Ill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26

hare place his chief strength in tho
West snd Middle West. II is pointed
out that in those sections party inc,
havo beca almost obIitcrntcd, and tho
people are seeking . candidate they
may support regardless Of party. !.
The attnck of Senator Reed has helped
Mr.. Hoover with the Democrats. The
attitude Of William Il. Hearst and Senator
Reed, IL WAS said by friends Of MIR.
Hoover today, would tend to line up
Democrats for him. The Reed attack
which had no new element in il, was
answered repeatedly during the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26
WOULD PAY HOHENZOLLERNS.
Measure Before Pruassan Diet To Buy
kaDser's Propcgty.

Berlin, Jan. pa measure providing
for settlement between Prussia and the
Hohcnxollerns with regard to the former
roy.l faInilys movable and immovablc
holdings shortly will be considered by
the Diet.
The draf. of tho measure, which wns
worked out by special commission,
provides for monetary payment for the
retention Of several castles and palaces
with the right to dispose of the property
without restrictions
An former Emperor Williams attorney
was consulted nj the time the holding,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-26

were inv~ntoned, it> IL believed thS
Hohcnzollcyns will accept settlement
II the Diet approves ths n,eassrs.
Somr of the fnemAs Empsroys Art