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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
Human Race Is
Growing Hoofs,
Scientist Says

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Oct. 2e.--
Hoofs. insted OF feet. uyili be the heri.
tage this and succeeding generations
viii hand down To future genera.
tions. II the craze for tight shoes con.
tinues, Herbert Martin. professor OF
philosophy at Drake University. de-
clared today.
Man is headed straight for the
hoof stage" Professor Martin said
and added, "undcrsized shoes are the
cause"
"Why are the little toes OF this
generation so little7' Marun asked
and then proceeded TO answer the
question himself Because the toe
Is In the process OF disappearing. and
viii some timo be extinct"
Explaining how the evolution from
feet TO hoofs will come about, Martin
said,
"The weight OF the body alone is
forcing the feet OF today into the
narrow pointed shoe castings. The
result Is feet are losing their shape;
toes are compressed. corns and cal.
louses follow. and the logical result
will be boofs."
How soon this change In the hu
man form win be noted. Professor
Martin was not prepared TO say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
Yo,Ho-Ho! and a
Cargo of Bones

Whoever he was, he seemed to
have the low down" on the stu.
alton.
From pier Ia he said over the
phone. ION the steamer Talthy-
bius, tho bones
"Ths WHAT" yelled tho re-
porter.
yes. that's right--the bones OF
600 Cinnamon were shipped TO
the old country for burial"
Say. what Is this, massacre?"
the reporter wanted 10 know.
Nope. This is straight tip.
Good story II you work IL right.
Go down and see for yourself"
And he hung up.
All OF which Is why the reporter
IA wondering today II he has not
discovered n new variation of
holding the bag for snipe.
Anyhow. he failed 10 find the
bones Of COO Cinnamon on the
Taithybius or any other vessel
along the waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

Scenario writing is about the bfr.
goat thing in tho movies now"
Marion Ncff sayr. And the best
thing about II is that anyone who
has ordinary inteIlIgcuce and knows
and understands people can write
sketches that make big motion pic
ture sccnarioa."i
Miss Neff is q freshman m the
College OF Liberal Arts at the Uni
verEity OF Washington. and her
home In In CALIFORNIA; Movie Land
When she was n kiddie she played in
The Sauaw Man with Dustin Far
mum and since that time she has had
engagements m stock company. =
-Most people don't get close
enough TO the movies 10 know what
happens 10 story after a motion
picture company accepts Il. Just a
sketch OF the plot and as many de-
tails or suggestions as possible ARE
all that Is needed. New drafts and
the final complete scenario are made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
JAPS MOVE
TO invade
RIO CRANDE
Warnings Posted They In
tend to Swarm Into Rich
Region in Texas

SAN BESrTo. Tcras Oct -
Residents OF tho fertile Rio Grande
valley prepared today 10 fight threat.
ened Oriental invasion following
warnings OF plans OF japanese ooioni-
Eation along the RIO Cranda
The Japanese. fearing passage Of
tho California anti alien land owner
ahip bill. aro laying plans 10 coionlze
tho valley. reports here said. A TO
port from tho ~ paso Chamber Of
Commerce declared 10000 acres hav-
aircady boen purchased In the valley
by California Japanese Torniiio.
Texas. near II Paso. Ia said 20 be
headquarters for the movement
American Legion posts farmers
and business men have taken up the
fight against the threatened irnmigra,
ton
Hnai estats men hav- been warned
by Legion poau not 20 rrii lard TO
tho Japanese y. 4 Bishop. land
man. has e-~n notified by orrnniHa.
tons OF citizens 10 warn Japanese
from California not 10 come. aa II
win mean trouble for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

BY the expert editors.~
As secretary TO F'inis Fox Of the
Metro scenario staff. Miss Neff had
an active part In the preparation Of
movie dramas and knows well the
technique OF scenario construction
Doing projection work for Nax-
imova and .Fatty" Arbucklc. the 20
sition formerly held by Natalie Tai
mage. Miss Neff has studied many
OF the screen actors and actresses OF
today and expects TO enter the work
some day herself. She has not yet
decided whether II will be the work
OF writing for the producers or
doing" the dramas herself.
The 5000 contest conducted by
Tho Star and ]. Parker Read. Jr..
Ia a fine opportunity for those who
want TO get started In tho work to
have their efforts looked over by
competent Judges and TO work for
the big prize itself" said Miss
Ncff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
You FAVOR
Shimmy?Asks
Scribe; Bang!
Stars Inquiring Reporter
Tells His Woes to
Cruel World
ny THE INQuIRING REPORTER


The rnauiring Reporter has been
the victim Of circumstances long
enough.
lie has played the role Of every
bcdy's goat until all his inner In
stnets have been domoraiixrd-
Ito has been more nlsundersscod
IN his brief and volcanic career than
VIM J. bryan
lie has tccn snsufsed m ~ Ian
guagcz. consigned to tho torrid row.
ions exactly stT uusa faced com
mitment on insanity charges in is3
eanca. and invited out 10 have his
face punched fruil Of holes moro
times than he can count
lie has asked asfounded ladies'
what Kind OF ''niEhuos- they wear.
whether they love their husbands
and n they ever int.nd TO marry
again
Ho has received such replies n.
Don't get frcsh." and IF ! wer- .
man. Ia look you Up and probably
murder you"
The only thing he has 70 BE- thank.
full for 10 the blensed arrangement
whereby. telephone In hand. he re-
mains NJ safe distance while
awaiting The dear public
with the detached air Of ne ctr.
Gus spielcr the !. n leads eff like
this: This II the fnquirsnx Report
~r of Thc Daily star. Livery day ws
call up i've people and ask thesn .
question: Your name Mas ssiect~d
today.
The question is 'Are you against
shaking the xhimniy--
who are you caiisngr responds
a voice.
Anybody. Are you against the
shimmyY-
why DO you want 20 know
II am the Inquirinx Reporter
''fn there any rule against answer.
ing your question:
NO. but" aiarn goes the ~
cciver-
On The SON attempt the 7. r. gets
a reply. She says. ''YeS" but re-
fuses 90 be quoted.
After five uieT argument. dur
ing which tn I. II In excessively
polite 20 the breaking point. the In
terview ends In favor OF the Lady.
These arc some OF the answers she
lcr r-Auffrrfnr reporter retE
TRY mindlng your own business.
II you know how
Free lovs7 What are you trying
TO do. hid somctodyT.'
Nobody bat 'sirnp' would listen
10 you more than two minutes.-
The steilacoom asylum In the
number you want
III I did say something. you'd
never get II hight anyway"
"Do you get real money for asking
foolish questions like thia7"
''If you give me a couple Of days
10 consider this III give you a state
ment.-
-No catchie idca--whaf fool thing
you mean7-
The rnuuiring Reporter wishes 20
state that this job win be open 20
all applicants at any time. no qucs-
tons asked and no salary men.
toned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

Was there n baby. or wasn't there
That is the question In Judge A.
w. Frater's court where Mrs. Jose.
phine Quinton Totman is producing
a i2month-old youngster. and c. d.
Totman Is denying IL is either theirs
or hers.
Back in November. 1919. Totman
got a divorce. his wife falling 20
appear 20 challenge the proceedings.
AZ that time he stated there were
no children born TO the marriage.
Now comes Mrs. Totman who de-
clares n baby girl was born Octo-
Der 20, 1919. and that the divorce
had 20 20 by default because she
was too III TO defend IT,
She wants the decree modified
now so as 10 provide protection for
the little one whom she named Den.
sci.
III it's her baby It's mine,- says
Totman, but II isn't hers
mo power on earth can change
the fact that the baby is my child"
retorts Mrs. Totman
And in the midst OF II all little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
CHINESE and
RUSS BATTLE

PEK1NG. China. Oct. 2s.--Repulse
of two attacks by a force OF 1000
Russians at Urga, n city Of 10000
people In the northern district Of
Mongolia. was reported today by
Gen. kao Tsaiting. commanding the
Chinese forces at Urga-
-Four hundred Chinese and several
hundred Russians were killed In bit.
ter fghfins. the general said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
BETTY FAILS TO
SURRENDER SELF

NEW YORK. Oct ss.--Aitho she
was due 20 surrender 20 Washington
state authorities at the dlntric, at
torncyir office at AGO .. m. today.
Miss Betty Brainrrd. wanted In
Taeorna for tho alleged kidnapping
OF the son Of George T. staEg. ha,
not appeared at 40 .. m.
Tho Washington state authorities
were waiting TO take her into GUS
today. armed with tho extradition
papers signed by Governor Smith
yesterday.
At the Office Of fradoY Ercsei,
Miss Bra.n~rd's attorney. II was said
that she would surrender shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
British Coal Strike
Now Seems Settled

LONDON. Oct 2e.-British leaders
were certain today the coal strike
had been settled.
The government applauded the set.
tlemcnt agreement. especially the
recognition by owners and miners OF
the necessity for greater output.
The terms make II an object to both
to Increase production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
Magazine Takes Rap
at Lighting Plant

scattie's city light plant received
an unsightiy black eye in the octo-
Der issue OF the Public Service maya
zinc. Opponents OF municipal owner.
ship cited tho city plant aa a ''horr1.
BILE example" Of what happened when
people try 20 run their own utilities.
Mayor Caldwell declared Friday
that he would reply to the article
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
DIVORCE
wv HUSBAND OF S5

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2s.-Mrs.
Dorothy Johnson was refused a di-
vorce today for the second time In
five years from a. y. Johnson. Inf
delity and cruelty were the grounds
on which the divorce was asked.
The Johnsons were married M 1868.
Their oldest child Is aged 81 add the
youngest 80. johnson is aged s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
POLICE GO ABOARD
FUNERAL TRAIN

The inspector OF police aboard tho
train handed John MacSwiney a let.
ter from Herbert Greenwood, chief
secretary for ireland.
81 am advised that landing at Dub
lin may lead to political demon
stration. Therefore, the Irish Rov-
crnment cannot permit embarkation
TO Dublin" the letter said.
Before reaching Holy Head. party
OF police invaded the funeral coach.
where relatives and close friends sat
Notice was served that the body
would be put aboard a special packet
provided by the government to land
at Cork.
Peter and John Immediately jump
ed to their feet and attempted to
drive the officers from the coach
They were aided by others in tho
car. including the Sim Fein body
guard. None was armed and the Of
ficers soon overpowered them.
Dublin was q city ofs silence for
ten minutes today. in honor OF Mac
Swiney
At 1880. Just as religious services
were being concluded i'm the cathed-f
CTurn 20 Page I, Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
U. of w. Man to Talk
on Gold in Alaska

Tho Gold Mining Situation in
Aiaska- will be the subject Of a lee
ture BY Dean Milnor Roberts Of the
College OF Mines at the university
before the Gold Congress Of the
American Mining convention TO be
held In Denver. November 1920
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
Gee! MIGHT Be
A BOMB! HUH?

That an auto containing "A suit
cas full OF something" had been
standing in front Of hin home for two
days. was reported TO the police to
day by w. u. Cane. 47t5 Holly VI.
Policemen George Reynolds and
w. Dcneh sped on motorcycles to
investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
COCIETY NOTE
~ FOR KIDDIES

Society Note: ''Hootch." big buck
deer who recently arrived here from
Wangell. ALASKA. viii be at home TO
his friends. the kiddies. during the
bours OF eight 10 six every day at
his quarters at Woodland Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
STATE OF SIEGE
ON IN MOSCOW

LONDON, Oct. ga state OF
siege has been declared in Moscow
dispatches from Helslngfors 10 the
British foreign office said today. The
situation OF the soviets Is most crit
ioai, the dispatches said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
She Says Baby Is
Hers, but Alleged
Father Denies It

Densei. knowing not how moment.
Gus the wrangle Is 10 her own des-
tiny, crswls about the court room.
sometimes reaching for Totman and
crying playfully:
-Dada. dada: dada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
Steal $1,000 Furs|
From Washinaton

Burglars visited the New wonhlng.
ton hotel again last night atd es-
capped with $1,000 worth of furs
stolen from the room Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Berger, who were absent at
a theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
IT'LL BE SNAPPY! There'u be no idle

moments at The Star shoaO election night
an front OF its building, Seventh due betDeenI
Union and University sts ThereW be no long
aodits Wen haze things going mer7aly all
the While. You can be sure of that. You are
inuited to be With as Tuesday evening, aaUay
from interference by autos and street cars.
The best election service IN toaUn-take 1t
from u.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

" Grey

AA<Srf~ 10 ttfst tt~t are t'uc W tse*s-
day aud rciays by Tuesday
Below II printed the second lat of 10
questions In the cynthiN Grey answer
contest.
a frs, prise OF ,s win ss raid for ,hs
best set % answers and tive prttes OF
sste are offered for the two second best
answers.
In writing yeur answers sirnrly numher
them and do rot copy the questions
Anwsrs 10 this tist must Be In The star
efffee hy Tuesday nleht Answers VIII b
|. 5udsed according 10 hrevity. accuracy.
ptyie and value OF the advice given.
All answers 20 the fret list OF ques-
tsons are due In this otfsee by Monday
light.
on sA .urdsy ,her- viii ,. . third snd
last iint Of question. Zach Winning eon-
tsstsn, is elix'hle TO only ens prize.
prtsr winners and the best answers 20
the first iiat viii be printed nsnt We'd
n<sfAy.
: Prize winners ana IN. ee-s answers 10
4.ae seeead list viii be printed nsrt
Thursday.
anx editor and the associate editor.
Question No. I
Dear Miss Grey. I have kept com
psny with a young man for many
months. and being Of a constant na-
ture. have learned TO care for him
deeply. At times he processes to love
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px-pr.rrppEsn
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n =.
Vucsuon 40.
Dear MISS orsy' We hANe eusn'
ur ht'io son noe 70 A'ss p"'Po ~
tno hps escspt ns pafehes. wi s-
r reAsons "e VT. NNs -
ndnoener. anu ~. 49,
muen nuF, Nnsn ,nc l'1i' Is"o~ -.
- couid not Kiss any one on 'ns
hps. but would KISS hsr on inc cnesN-
are ve t'snt or ~loas W s
nizn uis ~sys % oas '@iii
Dear Miss cvcy' Win you kindly
teli me why Il Is that minisssrs a..
ways wear their collars revsrsedf
pave often wondef~a aoou. 'n'Ss anu
pope you can neip ''e oa, -
4 ~
v"" 10,
4. .s., ~. ~ora
. -. !. q ,,-.,t .,,er
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ILL., n sa,.,,,s n.~ro lie !. well
.6,ra,.s hstnr a prnduase OF a large
rr.,ern college witty. courteous, and
-. : beautiful clear white conpIex.
Tn wer. |, hut for myself I would
r,arrv him n, once. for I love him
beyond all power Of description: but
I must consider my possible heirs
Dear Mss Grey. whs; shall do7
STORM TOSSED.
ouexfion Ma. g
p~.r Mis- Grey. Ia there any diff. !
<.rence be,ueen consurnption and tn. |
h.ercuIosts7 A.T.B,
ou.t. ~.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
HAD -CHAScE OF HEART;
IDENTIFIED sCANION

After Burt's arrest. he profcrcd .
change Of heart. said he WAS done
with hsanditry forever. and wanted to
make clean breast Of H." This he
did. pointing out 10 starwich the
places here. and In Pierce county
where the loot from scores Of burg.
iaries and holdups was cached. and
finally accusing Scanlon OF killing
Scott and cady.
ss %as trsa s;sct that Scanion
turned traitor and slew his own pal.
Burt said. that induced him to reveal
the truth Of the killing. starwich
took him to Vancouver. whore h.
Identified Scanlon as the slayer OF
Scott Other evidence against Scan.
lon was checked up that bore out
Burt's story.
Canadian authorities however.
refused to give scanlon up 20 Star.
wich. They had. they said. sufficient
evidence to convict him of the mur.
der OF Morrison. the logger.
Scanlon was sentenced in vancou.
yer yesterday. with Moiyneux. to die
nt the end OF n rope for the crime
II was proved that the two men en-
tered Morrlson's loom May II. in
tending 20 fot him. They stiflcd him
with a handkerchief soaked with
chloroform. It Is sad.
Before they were ready To leave
the room. Morrison partially 70
gained consciousness and opened his
eyes. Rather than waste any more
good chloroform on their victim. tney
booted him 10 death. then fed.
Had the Canadian court failed 10
convict scanion. he was TO have been
brought 70 Seattle TO face charge
u murder here.
Burt. tho Informer. is now IN Jail
Ia Tacoma. and is said 10 te aiding
federal authorities on important post
office robbery cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
MISS JANE BURNS. port,,

vocalist, Will give n concert in
Meany hall. Sunday. November Z. at
4 p. m. She will repeat the program
presented at the Sunset club last
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
POLICE OvERPOwEB
FUNERAL PARTY

MacSwincys casket was TAKEN
from relatives last night as the flow
cred coach containing 1t rolled into
the Holy Head station. Peter and
John MacSwiney and friends OF tho
lord mayor struggled with black and
tan police. who quickly overpowered
them and lowered the coffin from the
coach.
A few moments later the screech or
a freight crane sounded and the cof-
fin swung high out over the oily
water. II was lowered into the Rath-
more and at A. m the packet start.
ed for Cork.
After leaving London. where the
MacSwiney demonstration was ac-
corded every show of respect by
authorities and by London crowds.
the funeral train ran into less toler-
ant sections. Large crowds turned
out to see the train. with its one
flower. strewn coach at the rear, slide
thru the darkness toward the coast.
Fifty London police made the trip.
and carload OF plain clothes men
was attached TO the train. At Crewes,
the coaches passed thru a solid
gauntlet OF police which held back =
hicefnp o~ouyt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
CONFEssEs SCANION MAN
SOUGHT FOR KILLING

Months aftcrward Deputy Sheriff
Matt starwich. In the presence OF n
star reporter. drew from voincy
Burt. a former pal OF Scanion'u. a
confession that scanion was the man
sought for the killing of Scott and
cndy.
Burr admitted having been thr
icadsr Of the -sF1yinx Squadron Of
ST. dope ficnds. hlghwaymcn and
cracknnen who were tsrrorixing this
locality last winter and early spring.
lie sasd scanion and cady were
members Of the "sGuadron.- and
we're the two bandits connected with
the Scott killing. Hs saif scanion
came 10 him after shooting Scott and
Cady. and that he hid scanion IN a
room here. shielding him from the
polic~ and deputies who were on his
trail. and finally helped him escape
TO Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

PARTY IS
ATTACKED
BY POLICE.
Body of Mayor Taken on
Boat to Cork While Mourn
ers Proceed to Dublin

DUBLIN. Oct. 2s.-The body Of
Terence Macswiney. former lord
mayor Of Cork. who died in Brixton
prison. London, after "a days OF
hunger-striking was taken by forcs
last night from relatives and fr1ends
by police at Holy Head station
The funeral party. following an
announced schedule. was preparing
TO embark for Dublin. where The
body was 10 lie IN state today
BODY STARTED FOR CORK
UNDER GUARD or POLICE
After the seizure. the body wnS
placed aboard a packet and started
for Cork. under guard OF polica
Tho scene at Holy Head was -.
companied by violence. and several
members Of the funeral party vero
injured
Tho Macswfney mourners afxfve4
here at a m today without Tie
casket They were worn and deep
less after a train and boat trip, and
presented a woebegone appearances. q
Holy Head. relatives refused to 80
company the body thus diverted from
the planned trip 70 Dublin They
boarded the regular mail boat To-
Dublin and came here with of6cr
mourners. Plans for the funGPn1
were not announced The memburu
Of the party were angere6 and -.
pearcd scAroely to know what 70 -
SISTER uNJUKED
IN FlGIiTING
Several bore maxsks Of ne fiEis91ne
over Macswiney's casl<et Mary. =
sister. who launched herself furioon-
ly on the police at Holy Head,
showed minor injurica' ~ did her
brother, Peter.
Tho most seriously injured Wno
Father Welsh. who was roughly
handled when he attempted to keop
police from seizing the caskct
As the mail boat bumped into m
dock here and the mourncrs fro0
over the gangpiank, they were met
by small group OF Dublin men and
women. They party extended silent
greeting. bowed their heads and
muttered prayers
Art o'Brien. of the Irish Self-de-
termination league. worn by a sleep
less night. marshaied the party and
arranged for their care here.
I'VE may take a special train fow
Cork this afternoon" he said.
I'VE don't know what the nexe
step win be. and relatives are IN
certain how to proceed to regain pos>
session OF the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
MURDERER
OF DEPUTY
SENTENCED
Convicted OF Kicking Log
ger to Death; Identified
as Deputy'S Killer

Josrph scanion. the dope ncnd
Identified by a former pal hero m the
slayer OF Deputy sheriff Robert c.
Scott viii not be brought back from
Vancouver. n. c. TO answer To n
charge OF murder.
Instead. Scanion and Mike Molly.
ncux VIII be hanged In Vancouver on
January 81 for kicking TO death n
logger. Daniel Morrison. whom they
found In bed III when they went 10
rob his hotel room.
Scott was fiisd In . sktrrnish be-
tween deputies and two automobile
bandits in Rainier valley last April.
The bandits fled from the SCENE IN n
comrnandecrcd cur. On the trip into
the city, Robert Cady. ono OF the
highwaymsn. was shot 70 death In
the auto by HIS companion. said TO
have been Scanion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

Dear Miss Grey. WIN you kindly
priat In your columns what the word
limited means when II Is used after
unme firn's name such as Walter
Baker a Co. Limitedy CURIOUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29
Ueather

Tonight and Saturday.
far, moderate north
eriy irinds.
Temperature Last st Hours
Maximum. 81. Minimum. "a
To-day noon. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-29

Question No. :

Dear Miss Grey. At double wed
Ainx Is Il appropriate 20 have two
bridesmaids and two best rneny
l. II. L