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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
M. 1903

l OWN and offer for sale one of the
prettiest bungalows In the city of Mem
phis. II is located In the Central Belve-
dere section, on large deep lot with
fruit trees, flowers, shade and wonder
full garden spot; garage, two servants
rooms, two glassed- in chicken houses.
COW barn, etc. Large front and side
porch; living room l7x35, big dining
room with built-in buffet and china
closets. two big bedrooms, glassed- in
sleeping porch, tile bath. Upstairs all
finished with big alcove bedroom and
large billiard room. Hot water heat
with big basement; outside and inside
entrance; laundry connections.
This house Is built solid as the Rock
of Gibraltar hardwood floors through
out, decorations In oil on canvas,
beamed ceilings, bell sidelights and
enormous rustic brick fireplace In living
loom, Price $l3,500. Reasonable terms
owner, Hem. 1923.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
WANTED

Stenographer by Memphis wholesale
grocery. Easy work. State salary. Ad-
dress B-6S News Scimitar
BE A DETECTIVES $5O-S 500 weekly;
travel over world; experience unneces-
sary. American Detective Agency, 617
Lucas, st, Louis.
COLORED men; $500 pants offer;
$500 suit offer; write for free samples
and styles. Knckeroocker Tailoring
Co. Dept. 935, Chicago.
EXPERIENCED sprinkler filters for
city and out-of-town work. Apply
Globe Automatic Sprinkler Co., 1915
Union and Planters Bank Bldg.
MEN wanted for detective work, ex-
perience unnecessary. Write j. Canon,
fonfar government detective, Danville,
ms
WANTED--4 white soda dispensers
and 10 colored walters. OVer'on Park
Zoo, on Sundays.
WANTED-Two experienced walters
and two experienced Mattresses. p. o.
Care, 50 Madison
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
M. 1903

Eight-room, two-story, on paved
street block OF school and car line;
lights, gas and bath; house In good
condition. PriceN SIS. 750 terms; couldn't
build the house for $500.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

MEN-Age II to So. Experience un-
necessary Travel; make secret inVes-
legations, reports. Salaries; expenses.
American Foreign Detective Agency,
G2b ST Louis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
NJ. 45O3

Modern eight-room. two-story on
Union. in Al condition: excellent fur
mace. large lot, double garage and SER
wants house; $3.50. terms; worth Sl0,-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

WE WILL start you in the cleaning
and dyeing business, little capital need
ed big profits. Write for booklet. The
Ben-Vonde System, Dept 1870, Charlotte,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
REAL ESTATE Por SALE
- CIV eRoFcaTY,
SOLD THREE BARGAINS LAST
WEEK
But | Still Have Some
Good Ones Left. and This
Is a Real Good One:

Modern two story, with three extra
large bedrooms with extra large
closets, living room clear acvoss
the front and large dining room, with
beautiful hardwood floors: good fur
mace; block OF car tine: two blocks OF
good school. You had better hurry II
you want a chance at this one for |
positively believe the first person that
looks at II will buy It II he really wants
TO buy, Possession almost Immediately,
as the owner Is leaving the city. Price
$1,000; $1,000 cash. $50 per month, SsS
less than what II would rent for.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
M. 1903

Modern. 14-room house. slate roof,
hot water heat, hardwood floors: two
lovely baths; concrete front and side
cars: two servants rooms ms good loca.
ton; on car line walking distance Cen
trail High school.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
AuTos FoR SALE.

WANTED-Business manager and
salesman to take full charge of
Farmers Union grocery store. Give
reference Address b TO- News Scimi-
tar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
M. 4503

Here is one very attractive, in one OF
the best locations in the city modern
broom, first story brick. second story
stucco, slate roof, hardwood floors
throughout. steam heat, large concrete
front porch, lattice back porch lot 50
feet front; concrete drive, garage and
servants house For quick sale S12. $50 ;
terms; cheap at $4,000, You will have
to hurry II you want II,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
M. 1903

II you are looking for modern three
bedroom bungalow OFT east, have II;
hardwood floors, concrete front and real
porch; three lovely bedrooms; large
closets, with mirrored doors tile bath ;
concrete drive; garage good furnace:
large basement; laundry tubs house in
pink Of condition and the price is alb
solutely right--S9,5O0; terms, The owne~
has good reasons for selling.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
NJ. 1909

Modern 6-room stone cottage. slate
roof good furnace. large concrete
front and side porch; front and side
entrances: large lot; double garage;
good location, on car line, surroundings
very pretty; $1,000 terms.
Evening star., 1920-03-02
&,&.uut $n1m 0mnlpa1w
1hE susY CORNER PENN. AVENUE AT a III STREET
Open
9:15 A. NJ.
Blue Bird Is Here!

That wonderful electric clothes washer that you have
heard so much about has come to Washington, and, of
course it has come to the S. Kann Sons Co.. the only
place where it will be sold in this city.
Call today and see why the whole nation has
opened its arms to Blue Bird and made it the most
famous product of its kind.
Evening star., 1920-03-02
What every woman
has longed for

Throughout the ages the cleanclothes problem has
been the big burden of home life Blue Bird has sov
ed that problem completely, perfectly, so wonder
fully that already thousands of Blue Birds going into
American homes each montl1-bringing happiness and
freedom from washdays.
Here is clothes washer that will take the dainest
feminine things we'll the heaviest blankets, and wash
them spotlessy clean without the slightest or tear
The inside of its big, oscillatng copper tub is smooth
wash boiler-nothing to catch fray the Clothes
Here is washer with beautifully designed white
enameled cabinet that encoses all mechanism, that
even baby can play around it while it is running
Here is washer that much in laundry expense
and clothes that actually buys itself with the
ey it saves you.
BY all MEANS Blue Bird at the store. And phone
write for the beautiful Blue Bird book It's free.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

See Blue Bird the Watch its big tub with its water
clothes
tremendously frame and its that swings
clothes
the of over mll a
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
Wh0t Is NMxuted ly,0m ?
Ekpan:nSays Public Ought To Know Wh., They Are iakIns--Practical Advice What To Do To ooio Up our Strength, Power and Endurance and
 Increase the Red Blood Corpuscies

The fact that Euxated Iron is today be. Ing used by. over three million people an-
 nuaily and that so many physicians are pre- serning it as . tonic, stfength and blood
 htHider in weak. nervous, rundown condi- tons has led 10 an investigation of its merits by designated physicians and others whose reports should be of great importance to the public generally. Among these is the statement made by Dr. James Francis Sul- Iivan, formerly physician of Bellevue Hos. {ital Sou.door Deptl, New York, and
 When one patient after another began ask ing my opinion of Nuxated Iron, 1 resolved 10 go thoroughly into the subject and find out for myself whether or not it possessed the real value claimed by its manufacturers ard sttested 10 by 90 many prominent reo- pie. This is exactly what I believe every honest, conscientious physician. .should do men, to any product whatsoever. If an ar. ticie is worthless practitioners ought to be the first to know of it and if it Is eff eseious we are in duty bound to recommend i; for the welfare of our patients. A study of the composition of the Nuxa.ed Iron formula SO impressed me with the therapeu- tic efficacy of the product that imme. { d;ateiy tested it in number of obstinate i. eases. So quickly did ii increase the strength, energy and endurance of the patients to whom j; was administered that ! became firmly con- vineei of it's ren1s.kable value as tonic ar hIooj builder. have snee taken if
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

.hysef ,hyf with excellent results. There are
 ti tisanos of delicate, nervous run-dovn
 ,oiss ,S,iss who need just such a preparation as
 t-'s put do not know what to take There.
 .o.e l have urgently suggested the wide
 spread publication of the sworn .ta,emesf
 oI the composition of its formula SO that
 the public may know what they are taking.
 his complete formula is now to be found
 m newspapers throughout the country. It IS composed principally of organic iron in
 tne form of iron peptonate of a sDecial ,ne. eihe standard and giyeerophsophates which i, one or tne most costly tonic ingredients known. To. the eredi, of the manufae,ur. CTS if may be said that they use the most expensive form of iron peptonate. whereas by employing other makes they could haze put the same quantity of actual iron in tbe tablets at less than one-fourth the cost and by using metallic iron they could have re- dueed the cost 10 less than one-twelfth, but by thus eheapening the product they would have impaired its therapeutic efficacy: In my opinion a careful examina. tion of this formula by any physician or pharmaeiss should convince him that Nux- ated Iron is 10 be placed among the very highest class and most strictly ethical prep. arations known to medical science It ex- rels anything I have ever used for building ID the system and increasing the red hood ,orpuscies thereby enrichine and forfifv;nH he blood agains the -svages of disease.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

assaulting Roy Saunders. The trouble occurred after a wordy battle in the lobby of theater. but the actual fight look place near the corner of Myrtle and Main streets.
 Trouble in Thcatcr.
 Thcatcr attaches said Rozanski re- fused 10 fakc a seat and behave dur ing the Sunday evening performance and had trouble with Michael Aduls. Joseph Nealon and Sanders. He left the theater before the show was over. When Sanders and young lady friend walked down Main street later in the evening he was accosted hy Rozanski and Jerzeski. he told the court today. and epithets were hurled at him. He objected and a fight fol- lowed in which he was struck and kicked in the chin.
 .tutoi~ts Are Fined.
 For leaving his car within 15 fees of fire hydrant. Joseph Sarra was fined $5 and costs. officer Clarence Lamphere found the vehicle on Church street vest erday afternoon at 1:3J and placed tag on the steer ing wheel. notifying the driver to ap- pear in court to answer charges this morning.
 Benjamin Zjanglowicz purchased 8 ear in Hartford yesterday. trading his old Cadillac car for the new one. an Imperial model. When the salesman demanded s1O for taking the car tc this city. he decided to drive the car himself using the old markers. Officer \. F.. Atwater had occasion to stou the driver and found there was a vio- lation of the motor vehicle ordi- nances He was fined s15.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
.ABRNHAMSON-PETERSO
Auctionccr Make~ Third Trip to
 Nltar-BritIe a Widow.

John X. Abrahamson of 51 Jubilee street and Mrs. Hannah J. Peterson were married last night hy Rev. Gus tave F.. PihI. pastor of the Swedish Evangelical Bethany church. The couple were attended hy Mir. and Mrs. Emil Hierpe of this city.
 The marriage ceremony was not new tn either party as the story shows the bride to have been a mar ried woman while the venture is the third along matrimonial lines for MT. Abra hanson. The latter is in busi- ness in this city having an office ai i63 Main street. He sells real estate, is an auctioneer and a constable. The couple will live on Linden-SiSssi after
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
CASE IS CONTINUED
 ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Broad Street Tailor Won't Marry
 "Friend" of Five Years Standing

Upon tho refusal of Dcmetri Mcez- uik to consent to marry Annie Polun- ky, with whom he has been living Us man and wife for the past five years. Judge II. w. Alling continued hts case in police court until tomorrow morn ing. Annie told the court that he nss frequently bcu:cn her during the past five years and Senntily provides for her two children. one or whom he claims as his own. As his reason for refusing tu marry the woman. Mcez- nix explains that friends have warned him that she is planning to poison him.
 Arrested for Assault.
 The accused was arrested Monday afternoon on plain assault charge. Detective Sergeant X. j. Richardson conducted an investigation. and state mcnts made by the woman at that time resulted in new charges against her male friend. According to her story, they began to live together five years ago in Philadelphia. They later moved to Ansonia and then to New Britain where Lccznik opened d tail, ortng establishment on Broad street. Headings were not infrcqucnt but she fnrFave him for all but the last one. she said. When he had blackcncd her eye and klCkcd her as she laN on thO floor. hc told her that she would have to leave tho house, reminding her that they were not married and he could do as he wished.
 Admits Nifc'S Charge.
 Demetrt admitted tho truth of the charges brought by his wife. He said she struck him first and then he hit her three ttmcs. tho last blow knock I.E ,f.r started when she ordered some nf his friends out of the house for playing cards.
 su~pcud~ Jaii ~cntcncc.
 \ l5 day iuil sentence was handed down and judgment suspended in th" case of Raymond Hnzanslsi. charged with breach uf the peace in connec- ton with a case in which Joseph Jerzesk. was fined s10 and -@..-- -.-S
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
|iItyT-r.

! ington This Ar- Lave In ~. '. Elliott daughter lett Elliott of ! lincoln Fcurin g lass. were mar bia afternoon iu yatioual church toward \. Nor
 ceremony wns IstlJott. sister ot
 honor, and AL Dthcr of the Miss Marion
 outhful cousin cr girl. A Fee
 In the churC h
 mony.
 rip tho couple prk city where bod with tho
 catern Electric
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
tI1oIS

@tctaoIl shoes, livt.
 |rder of the East Vts regular meet The usual after held tt 2;30 to- Millan's store of F. will meet a hall.
 e. r. will meet Dminate officers. D be carried out. O. F. will meet
 O. o. ". will "a next rhiIrHIut
 t15 Arch street t her home l1st Iiss Mary Beau Ing marriage to rcntly been an- No f54S. Order ular bi-monthly lll last evening. as present and nnaactesl includ.
 the revised by Nc Millan'a store
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. N. Specials In
Mems Furnishings

length wide
pearl button In the
back full garments sizes SO to 49, suits for SAID
pure hose irregulars from one
best manufacturers double heels Isle garter tops
black cordovan, az liz, lot
59G the pair.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. NJ. Specials in
The Grocery Department
E. o. III. Specials in
Basement HOusefurnishinos

There will be- for this SALE tables housewares
slightly damaged. priced from 10
table laundry soapssoed wrappers bars
table of pieces of china
ware choice, 25c. {
OF scrubbing
Small bottle Lylnu furniture polish,
bottle Lyknu polish,
polish,
Small bottle Metalgass polish, 15c
Large Metalglass polish 39c
Small package Lighthouse washing powder
steamer trunks, reduced 1878.
-Ayres-Basement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30

Just lots of things that the girls of these be
Interested n and to think that they remarkably
The girls
not be how long things will last.
Two navy dresses, to be reduced to $19.75.
Three dresses and three velvet
One lot of Is silk dresses, good values $19.75.
One brown silk dress, 1918.
Four white net dresses and three white ogande dresses 1915
white wolfe white
Dolman style coats, 1915
Two full length coats, $145O.
Two full length navy coats, 1915.
One light wool coat, $6.75.
silk poplin coat 1918.
One shepherds check coat $3.05.
sport oshanters to match
$19.75.
Thirty-six good sport skirts in silk and wool s4.95
Eleven white waists, $1.4l5
-Four white smocks, slightly soiled, $1.95.
-Ayres-Third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. III. Specials in
The Linen Department

With linen IN
should tho
prices are so greatly reduced.
AlEinen bhached damast ;do
month SAFE Price, 81. IS the yard.
Onehalf dozen lots NJ all nrra Ir,sb Imam ranktr NJ ~
for SIX S3.46 $500 ~ ~ - - 49, P
oddments OF gooas limitation
and cluny lac4 Tbese consist nainv ~ ronn5 "a sa
90 20 R inches in sizes; also carfs does centerpeces
all at d. " W reductions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30

Sixyour pairs Of curtains including
Pies ranging from to II pattern to be sold at
$1.OO pair.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
@hg2D Glksxs&r
E. o. III. Specials in
{ The Hosiery Department.

= 100
Yons and ribhed TONS doub heels and toes egus from
f fba hest manufacturers I'm black white codo3an
gray priced a 39c the pair.
500 pairs womens pure thread silk stockings first quality
aisle top and Isle SOLE double and black dovan
Broken lots and soied pure thread silk
quality fashioned, sole, topf white
@noke navy and suede, S135 pair
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. III. Specials in
The Bedding Department

1snteen Gu brodered spreads made a
W coors yellow pink light green and Copen-
haeeh' at ~o'1e5 the set These for twin beds
Seventeen enabrodered snroods roado - a..,z.s
shams match In Cororhooor raou
beds at 5000 the set "' '' p' AeH' Oue' LOT O"lh
oluered spreads made striped skrng cloth shars
$1,000 the set - ' - 49," '-"0 D0u' hil0eu at
Nine spreads erobro,dered =. g ero u~.s. .x...,
shams nink rose vaior nave
Priced at $S.26 ~ Feo anu A0i Twin Deus
for full size beds made grade sheeting
anu yellow These also priced
ISL satin damask bolster shams, patterns to
ouooso noh hese special at $2.1O.
Small lot of army bIankets suitobIo Por or.o -. -
Snen' pei.ooe1ons on edge, khaki color priced 1898
% 40 90 shua cotton blankets only in two
oiAe'' @~'"o and $2.95 pair.
ohe loe Oh Dlehched Priority pillowcases soc
One lot of 63xbo unbleacbad IooLr,ooa ah. :. O.. ~
small of 72xaajncb r,r,uh+ A..h.- -,,--,
$3.50. W D"AsH' 1Anonor seahopeo sheets at
45-inch bleachdd tuhng ex+ro or.,+r :.
36-inch fine caInbric rnus1r ooA ~ =, - $50
Ailnch unOlea3hed canton flannel a. 2Sc the yard
"a bleached sheetinr at sac tbe vord - $500
- asneu Lockwood sheeting at 67c yard
o0'iis" med Fort Mills sheeting the
~ VI Inants, musins sheengs, ticking
I" Oo 'oiu at iu'fh below their regular
-Ay -Second
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. NJ. Specials in
Women's Underwear

weight cotton suits, white AMID pink
sleeveless wide all sizes 65e the
SUITS weight neck sleeveless
5<<<$ length E. o. NJ. special Use the suit.
Womens pink length boomers full cut
tic plain and lace trimmed about 100 in the lot 3ob
floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
b. O. M. Sale of White Goods

Ltngfbs ef One Fourth a. ITe4ua,1t N E,u> 1or1,
collectthp includes dfr,,ti.s
organdies sL;~ttr1.
and checked aid striped lawn EVERY ra lass tbr
-Ayres-Second
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. III. Specials in
The Gray Shop

AS usual the Gray Shop offered
lot of good values to be sold regular
pricings
There are is gowns. embroidery trimmed $685.
Four gowns, embroidery trimmed, $2.95.
Nineteen pair drawers, embroidery trimmed 81 rs.
One pair drawers, soiled, a $3.50.
Twelve full muslin skirts embroidery hounced SI.o5.
Three soiled covers a csc.
Eleven beautiful lace embroidery covers sizes
80 to 3d. $195.
Six handsome lace trimmed corset 3d.
Nine lace trimmed envelope So at So 95
One soied pink de chine gown, 40. $685.
Thirteen fannelette kmonos patterns sizes AZ to 20
$1.95. -
One Beacon bath robe size 49, $500.
bouses navy cron georgettes
embroidered and tucked trimmings $5.95.
Five light percales
fastenngs, sizes 4S to 81 at $2.05.
chincha mixture one serge one kerr
sey. sizes 42h 48h, $500.
Four and plum dresses 421s 4e $500
One tafeta Dress size 40, price $500.
One velvet dress size 441a price $500.
handsome Copenhagen
aeta georgete navy harmeuse sizes 42b to
46, priced at $4,000. - ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
E. o. III. Specials in
Used Sewing Machines

Sewing machines in good runnino condition b,+ -
nave Oeen useu EOM offering this grouping is ypcalv
Queen dronhead Ono
Demorestl box ton s1O uiopheau'
~ooO' e.n One Domestic box top SO.
$3.50. s2S 20 "-'pno"u'
White dropHead g2R One Willard dronhooa .,,uL4
Emblem drobbead s29. " marred s37 En ' 0"e"
paymeht ri weeR Needles and sunn1ias for al
machinesl machine needles the
Ayres-Second foor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-10
MiShazCaka General NezCS
MILADY SHOP OPENS
NEW BUYING BRANCH
m NEW YORK CITY

D. y. Gross. manager Of Milady
shop, returned from New York yes
terday where he spent the past sew
eral days making an early selection
Of gowns. coats suits. furs and fur
coats and the many other accessories
that make UP Milady's wardrobe.
Mr.. Gross stated 20 The News Times
that he had secured the services OF a
staff Of competent buyers to assist
him with his purchases ir the New
York market Through this assis-
lance. Milady's shop will be assured
Of the newest things as they are
produced. and just as soon as they
are 10 be had. He further states
that he will be In a position 20 offer
awake at prices considerably lower
than prevail In the larger cities. The
first shipment is enTOute from the
firms new Office at 296 Fifth av..
New York. Mr.. Gross says the styles
viii be more tempting than ever. II
has been the aim OF the firm 10 sup
ply its patrons dependable goods.
fashionably styled. correctly made
and at prices 10 mt the moderate as
well as the more liberal purse. and.
that he has achieved this ideal of
business in the selections which
viii shortly be advertised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-10
AUTHORIZING

a picture which pleased everyone
yesterday is The Joyous Trouble
makers" with William Farnum
which Is being given final showings
today This Is one OF the best pic
lures with Farnum as the star and
concerns a certain young mans &C
tivities in the west where he STUN
bles across a vein of gold From
then on 10 the introducing of a wom-
an into the plot and the final mar
riagc of the two after a series of
exciting Farnum fights and adven-
lures there is not n moment when
the excitement IS lacking. Through
the Keyhole." a two-reel William
Fox Sunshine comedy and Topics Of
the Day are the other pictures Win
some Constance Talmadge Is said to
be wonderful lover We have seen
her at work along this line in other
pictures but IN The Love Expert"
which will be shown for two days
starting tomorrow, she is a better
lover than we had ever believed. A
number OF new and novel ideas
along the line OF making love are
introduced in the course Of the story
and whenever Connie bushes, the
film Is tinted so that her face as
sumes the blush OF n modest maiden.
A Snub Pollard comedy; Fox News
and Mutt and Jeff are the other pic
lures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-10
CASTLE

AN Arabian Knight is the title
OF the latest Sessue HayakaWa pic
ture which is shown at the Castle
today. Telling OF the strange ad-
ventures Of a mysterious and mis-
chievous knave in old Egypt. IL gives
the versatile Japanese star a role
different from anything he has done
for the screen so far 4 new beauty
has been chosen as his leading wom-
an this time and plays an imL ortant
part in the story's wide appeal. II
will not only charm all Of Haya-
kawas old friends. but Will win for
him many new ones.
Tomorrow "Remodeling Her Hus-
band" will begin a two days show
ing. Cunning Dorothy Gish is the
star