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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
ROCKEFELLER HAS GIVEN
NEARLY A HALF-BlLlION

CONTINUED From First PnSc.)
mcnt OF the condition OF women and
children"
After briefly outlining the functions
Of the other Rockefeller boards ana
foundations. the statement adds:
The LAURA Spellman Rockefeller
memorial. should Il lay stress upon
the promotion of the welfare of WON
en and children. would find n dis
tinctive field OF usefulness"
Since the memorial mas been cstoh-
iishcG Mr. Rockefeller made various
gifts OF securities. the total value
OF those which now have been made
available for it's purposes being 3G3.-
763.%5T.3I Appropriations from these
funds to date have amounted To S.
0I0,7al.67
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
s1RGEs CONFIRMATION OF.
! ! SHIP BOARD SELECTIONS
SsNiuch Depends on What Body Does
& i'm Next Quarter, Says
4. Fletcher.
tBy Associated Press.l

~ WASHINGTON. Nov. Ex-senator
N,Fletcher. OF Florida, ranking Demo-
f,cratic member of the Senate Com
smerce Committee. in statement to
day declared that recent appointments
;lSy President Wilson TO tho. shipping
aboard should be confirmed without
I; nHelay, as much depended on what WAS
.shonc by the board in the next three
Ssnonihs. The statement follows the
iIfeccnt announcement by Chairman
!!Iones. ri the committee. that he would
A,pppose confirmation at the coming
:, Il think" Senator Fletcher said,
Sit would be very unfortunate 10 Il"
Them up until next March. At present
Ehcrc are only two members OF the
shipping Board and there is tre-
tsay that we should drag along until
t:n"Nt March with only TWO members
rtSccm TO me 10 ho absurd.
a Now is Tho critical lime In the his
,Gtory OF our merchant marine and Il
isSrcat deal is going To depend on
.what is done, neglected or emitted in
&iinow. the apnain;ees Ut, a. capable
Sinon. the selections were w:ssi:' mad.
snnad, they should he confirmed ,,,n
,intcrests at work which have always
.becn opposed 10 government building.
towning or operating ships. am very.
ssnuch afraid that there are sinister
.intluencos at work 10 advantage them
gselHcS even II II means 4 loss OF an
adequate marine. American owned
snnd American operated. for the ben
.rfit OF American industry and com
ftncrCc. one OF the first steps is 10
*aiScrcdit. as far as possible, the ship
Eping BOARD and every Other govrrn-
ifrncntal agency connected with ship-
rpiug.
n The kcencst waichfulncss and
FINEST diliScnt efforts VIII be necessary
TO thwart their purpose. Hence, We
nesd a full board in full operation
aifh every member active and d!'!-
gent -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

considered one of tho most progress
sive. II has u huge capitalization and
Is steadily adding 10 It's holdings. The
acquisition OF the jefferson places
under the control OF this corporation
one of the most desirable hotel prop
ertios TO be found in the South
Prior to tho sale OF the majority
stock To the new owners. the best
part OF the second preferred and
common stock OF the Jefferson was
about equally distributed. II is said
among several holders. Those hold
ers Of stock whose holdings arc no;
involved in thc deal wifi return the
right 10 dispose OF their holdings 10
the new owners under the conditions
which have governed the transaction
The Jefferson Hotel has been under
the infringement OF the Jefferson
Realty Corporation, OF which iona
than Bryan is prcside u;. Conccrning
the deal which places the Jefferson
under new ownership, Mr.. Bryan
said; 1T is with great pleasure that
we retire from the operation Of the
hostclry and commit IL Ia the expert
cnccd and capable hands of Colon II
consolIo, in the firm belief that thr
viii be enhanced, its patrons better
served and the Richmond public have
an enterprise in which they can take
even greater pride
Few m"n In the South haze ac-
Tuirci greater distinction in the bus l..
mess world ;han Colonel Ccnsolvo.
The new head Of the Jefferson Is one
Of the most prominent hotel men in
the country. He is proprietor Of the
Monticello. 1T Norfolk. and the Bel
redcrc, ri Baltimore, and his wide
experience and progressive spirit be-
speaks u progressive policy for the
Jefferson under its new leaders
Colonel Consolvo is well known aud
popular in Richmond and probably
Will pass q large part OF his time III
this city.
II is probable that the new owners
VIII eXpend several hundred thou
sand dollars in extensive improve
ments in the furnishing. decorations.
etc. Of the hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
HENDERSON COUNTY FARMER
KILLED; ANOTHER is SHOT
Tragedy Takes riurr Nrnr GrccnViii~,
en- HendrrS0nville Highway
ARRESTS to Follow.
i;S Associated preSsI

ilsEENVlLI.E. s. G.. Nov ii
Lindsay Vaughn, white farmer OF
Henderson County. North Carolina.
was shot ana instantly killed near
Santr"ll's store, twenty miles north
OF fr"cnvillc, on the iIrndo rsoNvillc
highway. early last night. and eur
ABLY fatally wounded himself at his
home today just as sheriff Willis
and two deputies got in sight OF the
mouse. on their way iO arrest MIN.
The coroncr's jury latc today re-
turned "a verdict charging bright with
IN. killing Of Vaughn. ANA holding
Claude fhillipa. another young whit.
man. as accessory. rhilipa WAS
placed in Jail here tonight. officers
declare Bright at first admitted
shooting Vaughn. but later said
Phillipa did IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
FOR RED, COARSE,
SHINY SKINS AND
Z ROUGH COMPILATIONS

In place OF powder. uso DR.. Blair's
Cream of Cucumber. Powder fills
up tho =. res OF the skin, producing
an unhealthy condition, while DR..
Blair's Cream of Cucumber renders
the skin beautifully clear. soft.
smooth ana healthy. Takes the red
ness and sting out OF wind burned
complexion and is excellent for chap
ped hands and fnce.
DR.. Blair's Cream of Cucumber Is
guaranteed TO contain essence OF Gu
cumbcr, Will not rub. dust or blow of
like powder. It's presence cannot be
detected ana ono application lasts all
day. 1T il soothing and refreshing.
and considered the most refined and
exquisite Of all complexion prepara-
lions.
DR.. Biair's Cream OF Cucumber Will
not grow hair. but does prevent black
heads. and viii. In time. remove ali
wrinkles. soc and Sl00. I'm white ana
flesh color. at all drug and depart
mGnt Stores.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

most without incidciit. tho curfew
has come to be the signal for the
crown forces to 'cGnmence uncere-
monious raiding of ali sorts Of
premises. the seizure Of any wanted
documents and arrestt of suspected
persons. These ARRESTS are bccSn-
Ing almost indiscriminate. but in
many cases the detention ends after
on examination ut headquarters,
which shows absence" of connection
with the republican movement.
notice issued. ut Dublin Castle
today states that the bodies of the
nine British officers who were muir
dere1. last Sunday will be taken from
the George V. Hospital AT 10 O'clock
Thursday morning. The cortege will
pass along the quays to the north
wall. where the bodies Will be taken
aboard n destroyer for transport to
];nGland. The castle authorities ra-
incSted that aS Il mark OF respect
for the dead all shops and places
of business in the city be closed be-
tween 10 o'clock and O'Clock in
tie afternoon.
Dispatches from Cork today state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
SnciuI Wnracr, Meet.

Mrs. Georgia May Johsou was re-
elected president OF the Social Ser
vice Federation At the annual meet
$50. Jefferson Hotel. Other officers
chosen were as follows: Mrs James
". Durham. first vice president; Mrs
Warner Moore, second vicc-presidcnt
reelected; Miss Ruby Dart. third
vice president. rc-clected: Mrs. II. NJ
Dyson, secretary, rc-cleCicd; Mrs. y
y. Miller, treasurer. reelected; Mrs
j.. j. kernodle. publicity secretary,
reelected; Miss NJ. Jenny Jones
treasurer OF the Ecstover Homes. re-
elected. and Charles +. Cook. auditor
re- elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
CHARGES COMMONS
MEMBERS LEAGUED
WITH death GANG
Con tinued From First pnra

- -
Ii revolver and threatened to XIII any
soldier who did not cease shooting
with the result that the men STONED,
,,, me crown torces. declared the
,lnrn s .itatsIxr we're daily growing
iporc of them were being murdered.
Tut that was because they were ms"
: EtinG the authority of the crown.
. iitr' ,nS from from document. which he
r"ad TO show that f7.56O had been
sp"nt In organizing the headquartcrs
S'tf OF the republican army since
"a tho ms .nS,-i ne said. was the center
Na' from this center that in some
asses floO per skulI' OF the police
anG mi!,larv had been paid.
c,c!"r., instructions for the manu-
had been discovered. the Chief Sec
reiary declared. and Two carefully
detailed allied plans for the destruction Of
ana .! docks In Liverpool had been
found In the Liverpool case. he
sa:d. among the details We're insiruc-
ions ions, regarding action at twenty -one
pounds of Eeiignitc.
Reading other documents showing
nc effect OF the present policy OF
me government. Sir Hamar quoted
army officer to the effect that the
enemy had found very effective
method OF disruDting the Republican
armys movements. Tho officer said
4 sort of terror was creeping in and
disorganization setting in in many
cases. The officer added that IL the
volunteers were disrupted all was
lost.
Sir Hamar concluded by claiming
ihat no country in the world had to
deal with such Il campaign OF muir
der and outrage as England had to
deal with IN Ireland. but said the
government was succeeding in it's eff
forts TO stamp il out. The Sim Fein
forces had disappeared, he declared
except in Darkroom meetings for
propaganda; the boycott had been
broken, and its ugly sister, intimida-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Helps Civic Hettcrmcnt.


In this connection Nj. Massie said
he had attended The centennial en-
position In Indianapolis this year and
had been greatly impressed with the
way il was carried out and the ideals
of civic betterment inculcatcd through
the holding Of II.
". ". Workman was another mem
her Of the Advertising clubs direc-
tnrltc who found much to. praise in
lieutenant James scheme and prom
Used his full and impartial coHs.dcra-
ton of the proposal from every View
point.
The affirmative interest expressed
by the Richmond advertisers ciuh
Yesterday followed close upon the
pageant project 20 that already OBJ
iaiucd in other circles. DIR. Len ..
Hrourhron. pastor OF the Grove. Ave,
nue. Baptist Church. has followed
ing the proposal as one calculated I?
raise the leve! Of the c.ty's nationa
Importance, and at the same time
benefit its citizens on the educationa!
ana entertainment side.
falph =. Harrison, president. Of the
Eiyvanis Club. which already has
endorsed the project. expressing ms
Willingness personally t. push inc
rlrn and press Il for fu!i co opera :
fiuu by his organization.
such u proposition TO advertise
the city bv bringing thousands OF
such Importance should be highly
hcnefcial TO the city" said Mr.. Iiar-
risen. THE popularity of such i
pageant should be a big factor II.
making IL success ana ] am conn
dcn, that plans can To- worked out 10
tut IL over IN way that vii! serve
th- best interests Of the city. The
piHn has rany attractive features
and certain OF these can be worked
out along practical lines to obtain the
lest results. l.. heartily approve of
ths suggestion cot Mr.. James that
Richmond undsf,ake 10 stage
pageant Of this Kind and Will lend my
;.ssiStnnc. 10 ful!ill SUCH p!ans."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

ended and the Irish Republican army
was being broken up.
Would How Up Docks.
Alleged plans for blowing up The
Liverpool docks and thc Manchester
power and water plants are said to
show that they were made In mil
itary fashion after detailed reports
TO Irish Republican army officers by
spies Mt each place that WAS destined
for destruction. The plans. which
are said to have been captured when
the documents relating TO the spread
Ing of typhoid and elanders were
captured, were made public tonight
after the statement of Sir liamnr
Greenwood in the House Of Com
mons.
The Liverpool plans called for twen-
ty-thrce officers. twcnty-scver cng!..
neers and serenty-iiNc privatcS anu
500 pounds of a high explosive Tor
attacking twenty-cnc poinis. most OF
them dock gates, with view 10
stranding ships. Diversions suggest :
ed In the report would consist OF
warehouses. starting naif hour be-
fore the other operations
Apparently every prccantion was
forces"--thc police of BOTH Liverpool
and Manchester. The Manchester plan
called fer destruction of the street
car power plant serving both indus
Clayton Valley pumping station, when
furnishes water to Il larger part or
Manchester Hammers aud explosives
were to have been used,
Appeals for Generosity.
The debate in the House of Lords
on Irish home rule tonight was made
memorable by Movable aprna! from
Nisccunt Grey. former secretary Tor
Foreign Affairs. 10 the government
for an elcvcnth-hour attempt by being
generous to ireland 10 fashion the
bill into an acceptable measure.
In u speech displaying no resent
ment and taking full accoun; OF the
governments extreme difficulties in
Ireland he urged that unless tho gov
erninent was able To secure effective
control in ireland il would lac better
to withdraw all the armed forces and
leave ireland to find her own saliva
ton.
Whether the appeal viii b. needed.
time Will show, but il is significant
that Earl Middleton intends tomorrow
TO move Adjournment OF the debat.
for a fortnight 10 allow the govern
nent time TO consider what amend =
menis. financial and otherwise. it
will proDpsc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

policy proposed by tho rearrange-
mcnt OF train schedules to allow de-
velortnent of specific sections of this
nd neighboring States. with the con-
his city. would be OF equal benefit
q the railroads. Since the plans OF
he Joint committee were made pub
ic there has been shown spirit Of
gents who have informally dis
used the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

Norfolk and RETURN Snme Day,
The proposed change on the James
EYER evasion OF the Chesapeake and
= ai", IN which the fast train would
taNr Richmond at I:26 \. NJ instead
o'clock, ana the local Mt 3 A. NJ
lead OF the present time OF $50
F. n = corresponding change in Nor
DIX. would enable business men to
pend several hours in that city and
e;urn here AT night. Although both
rains originate in Richmond. il is
"' POSSIBLE BY the present schedule
:r'' in the same day.
i" change in which Richmond
't~'uants are most Interested is that
''hd!ns out The Chesapeake and
80 train to the west at II 80 +. NJ
DAD of the present tim. OF $50,
i providing on this train n sleeper
stop at Stanton. This territory.
kDown as The Valley" is referred
TO a. the richest in Virginia and the
center % trade for this section right.
iully belongs 10 Richmond Sew
York. BaltiIrcr. and Washington
newspapers all each Stanton about
twelve hours before similar editions
aud Richmond is only one-half the
distance from Stanton to Baltimore.
For the same reason all trade Tor
ms scctlon IL carried on with BAL
iWprc. Train schedules are arranged,
|" conveniently serve that market 10
the detrimrij Of commercial relations
Win this city.
compete With Eastern Cities
Ihc change in leaving time of tho
wrstbouDd train and the Richmond
stanton Pullman service would both
allow the press 10 compete with the
New York and Baltimore papers. adj
'rttiSe Richmond and her merchants
and provide u schedule OF trains tina,
Would bring the people of that sec
ton 10 this city with greater con
NcHicGcc and shorter journey than
Iow ~ mad" 10 the nearest big mar
kct Z" the North
IL Is consistently pointed ont 10y
IN" committee that the proposition Is
NOT one sided. but the open door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Wilson Bird Not Selected
for It's Fighting Ability
fuy Associated Press

CUERO, TENAS,. Nov. -. -
-Cucro's turkey wns selected for Its
tenderness. not lighting ability"
,n1d Ernest Harold, ono OF the
committee which sent President
Wilson Il turkey for Thanksgiving
Day, commenting ON the reported
1cfcnt of the Cucro turkey by one
ron, kentucky, when the two hap
icncd TO meet Gu the White House
iawp yesterday. "but II n lighting
bird IL wnntcd, Cuer0 cnn send the
White House robbier TINT VIII
Snnouish amy two Kentucky can
produce" declared Harold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

hcimer and II. y. PAWS. sentries:
George S, Clements, warden: Cortez
Is. Jones. secretary; J. l. Bickerstafr
and George 5, Barnard. collectors: f..
and Guy Il. Mosbb. musician.
y mock trial was held by the order.
at which the collector and treasurer
were cleared of charges preferred
against them. John b. Gale took tho
part OF the prosecutor and j. G.
Duke and Jefferson Wallace defend
ed tho accused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
TO Plan Chunb.r Cupnn,,,,

J! he tNitru OF d!FtctOrs and the adj
ViSory committee OF 100 Of the Rich.
mond Chamber of Commerce will be
the guests Of mbership committee
81 ~. chaiIlp.r at dinner next
Monday night at o'clock in the
Hotel Richmond. r. g. McDullIng-
ton is chairman OF the membership
committee. which viii outline pInns
Tor The annua! membership campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Removed I,nurl Fence.

At the request OF State Senator
Morgan r.. Mills. chairman OF the
Memorial Library Auditorium Com
mission. owners % property at Tenth
ana Bank Streets. yesterday removed
the siEn-hoard fence which has been
around the property and extending
over part of the sidewalk. The fence
has been there for some time. and has
walled on half OF the sidewalk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Dublin Again 1, Quiet.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2i.-.Dublm. long
accustomed 10 tragedy. ha. settled
back with two days Of outward calm.
which has. however. an indennablc
and unhealthy quality cloakinG much
behind the scenes. apd there is uc-
tivity in both camps.
While the daylight hours pass al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
.Jitneur. Iteduc,c Ir,r,

M"ny l'tHrys appeared on tho
streets yesterday morning with :,
sign announcing reduction OF fare
from 10 10 gents. The scent ErouD
- sa,d 10 have organized and Is pre-
Varcu 70 ilEht for Uniform fare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
PenrUsr In Much Hetfer,

~, II IN IJf-IIIIIIA, IN, Nov. IT
There has been such "A marked i'm
provcmeut in the condition Of United
states senator Roies Pcnrose. Il was
announced tonight, that he has made
an engagement 10 confer with Sens
uCdaE. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
ROYAL ARCANUM MEETS
TO NOMINATE OFFICERS
"e"rge :. hnrnnrd Named for First
Representative by Shockoe

Shockoe Council. No. SOS, Royal
Arcanum. last might nominated Of
hcers for the year ~ meeting held
at Eagles Han. George s. BARNARD
was nominated for first representa-
ave Joseph j. B!ckerstaf, second
representative; Fred d. Gam. first
alternate: l.. ". Shoulder. second al
,erna,e: l.. W. Shoulder. regent: c. Il
Iiil, W. Il. liearn, i. Leo. Gilbert.
X. w. r.. Crawford. vice regents; T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
oduy. ~
flnrc


Greenwood and Carson Invited.
LONDON. November 24.-Viscount
French. Sir iiomar. Greenwood l&nd
Sir Edward Carson have rockwell In
vitations from the Irish Commission
of the United States to come 10
America and state their views on tho
Irish situation to tho commission, IT
is stated at tho Irish Office that ali
have ignored the Invitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

t,,tt notices werc posted In tho city
signed "Anti-Sinn Fcin Society"
which threaten to deal suitably"
with leading Sim Fcincrs X the Of
fcers who were kidnapped at Water
IAN last week are not returned in
s,fety within forty-eight hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
ADVERTISERS CLUB
MOVES TO SUPPORT
RICHMOND PAGEAN T

ICON tInmed From First Page)
attended the mard! gras IN New Or
leans or the rose festival in Los An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

Priest * Seized.
ChRRlCK ON SHANNON. IRE
LAND. Nov. 2i.-Thc removal OF u
Mell-known local priest to IAN I'M
known destination by military off,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
TRAIN SCHEDULE REVISION
MOVEMENT FINDS FAVOR
N0rfNlk and Rrturn Snme Da,.
continued From First PageD

this city is the only means O.,
plMsLDn omen 10 merchants
The Washington times., 1920-01-28
MADAM MLENORE
PROF BELMONT

Noted clsiryoysnt and Psimist. can read
your life BY the lines In your palm. which
uAts Of two colleges OF pslmistry. and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
10 iift the veil Of mystery and reveal TO you
Olives advice on business matters, love
health and family Affairs; tells name OF
your future husband or VIE tell. II one
country 10 luckiest TO you; what TO DO 10
bs successful In life; removes troubles Of
all nature: brings the separated together:
tells the secret Of having personal innuene.
with your associates. Prof Belmont 10 a
Psychologist of World Renown. Readings
10 Masonic Temple. Is
The Washington times., 1920-01-28
NINE. ,JEANETT

EGYPTIAN PALMIsT, CLAIRvoYANT
Guaranteed TO read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks no questions
but before you utter o word she tells what
you called for. names OF friends enemies
tolls how to gain success In business
health, courtship. marriage, divorce, tells
you what part or tho world will be sue.
hold good position; she tells II the one
you love IL true or false. Are you tn
bestowed your trust and affection uu0u
acting cool and indifferent toward NUu'
She will remove all obstacles and t,Il you
how to win and hold the one you dpsitr
she reunitcs tho separated locatcs absent
friends and relatives. Readings 81 90
gO9 9Th st. n. W. topposite SHkr A. Col
Private parlora 50
The Washington times., 1920-01-28
PROF. STEVENS,
MASTER MIND OF PsYcHIcs. CLAIR,

Advice on all AFFAIRS OF life. including
business and speculations IL anairs OF
the heart or emotions OF love interest you.
no gives exact and truthful revelations.
settles lovers auarrels. enables you to win
tho esteem and affection OF anyone you de
sire, causes speedy and happy marriage,
tells IL the one you love Is true. also date
Of marriage. Restores lost affection, peace
and confidence to lovers and discordant
families. Gives you the full secret how 10
control. fascinate and charm the one you
love. also those you meet. How to make
no charges In advance for his readings.
Unless you And him superior to any me
y your 2eadins absoluteIy' free. ~ without
asking you, a question he tells your name
in full and the names OF those IN whom
you are interested. r' ezb y ST. N. w. 1H
The Washington times., 1920-01-28
CARLETTA
WHO NEVER NET YOU.
Tells YOIIR NAME

SPIRITUAL MEDIUM AND ADVISER,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO HAVE NO EQUAL
II you cre In doubt, worry or trouble Of
any kind, II your heart is set on a certain
end in friendship, love. marriage, divorce or
business. IL not satisfied with lfe., another
sharing what is rightly yours-DON'T
LOSE FAITH. She has brought happiness
to thousands whose hopes were crushed
with trouble and misfortune--cAN DO AS
MUCH FOR YOU. Her success IL unpsral-
ieled Reading your innermost souls. Tells
your name. Names friends and enemies
II true or false Removes spells and re-
unites separated. 1923 l4th St ", ". 29s