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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
LEAVES WARREN HOME

R. " Miller has moved out of the Gene apartments on Van Dyke street, Warren, and A. B. Carter is moving in.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
FROM COAST

Miss Edith Kissal has returned from San Francisco where she has been visiting her sister.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
FROM SEASHORE

Miss Stella Auble has returned from California where she spent the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
FROM CALIFORNIA

Mir. and Mrs. John Dickinson have returned from their honeymoon spent in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31

Hear "Chili Beans''-it's a record at Lowell waiting room. September records are now on sale. Open day and night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
TO THE HUB

c. H. Whipple left yesterday for Boston for a short vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31

Mrs. Margaret Meyer has returned from Colorado where she spent the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
MOVES TO WARREN.

Lee J. Oliver and family have moved into house on .Bisbee road, Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
GOES TO COAST

Mrs. c. s. Buck left last night for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
RETURNS FROM COAST.

Miss Kittie Began, Lowell teacher, returned yesterday from California.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08

which, translated, means that
Jack Wyatt and his company In
terpret q bit Of Dundee entertain
ment into American favor. The
company OF 10 hail from the land
OF the heather and in their native
kits and tartans sound the pipes,
tap the drums. dance the highland
fling. and sing their own folk song.
Aside from the ricturesqueness and
the devilious Scotch flavor, Mr..
Wyatt company must be exploited
on their merits. The things they
do. they do surprisingly well. and
tho ability to accomplish these
things has played no small part in
Scottish history.
In Kellar Mack and Anna Earl
vaudeville patrons are to be treat
ed to a new structure on old foun-
dation, Mr.. Mack being the founda-
ton as it may be recalled had a
very successful vaudeville associa-
ton with Ned Monroe when he
wrote the matter for the teams
delivery. Miss Earl is highly de-
serving in her good fortune in find
ing a partner like Mr.. Mack, be-
cause she Is more than commonly
clever, and is decidedly fair tc
look upon. Mr.. Mack is a song
and humorous writer and for his
own use has put together a bright
assortment of material.
Walter Baker & Co., comprising
himself and decidedly good look
ing young lady, will offer feats o.
magic in a comedy and novel way
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08
Colonial to Show
sEverywoman" the
Big Morality Show

The news that Walter Brownies
ANGUS morality play. "Eyerywom-
M. had been made into a motion
,icture was no surprise to those ac-
suainted with this dramatic master
niece. It's striking story and mani
sold opportunities for spectacular
scen,c effects make it admirable
.creen material. The basis for
.nagnificent cinema spectacle waS
there. II remained for the direct
ire skill of George II. Melford, the
acting ability of an unusually ex-
cellent cast, and fine artistry in ar
ranging the elaborate scenic effects
a transform. "Everywoman" into
the beautiful photoplay that is be-
Ing shown at the Colonial theatre
this week.
Here is dramatic production
that is manifestly even better suit
"a 10 the screen than it is TO the
stage. 1t requires an expansive
ness thta the cramped quarters of
the largest stage will not admit.
Quite probably the screen version
ii "Eyerywoman" has realized more
perfectly the authors conception Of
sis story than have all the produc-
tons of the play since its famous
premier in New York in 1911.
The title role is portrayed in
mastery style by beautiful Violet
Heming, the young actress who
made such favorable impressions
IN "Three Faces East" and Under
Cover" Miss Heming lends the
dignity and universally to her in
depreciation Of "Everywoman" that
the allegorical character Of the
story demands. The remainder of
the cast is far above the usual in
merit, including as it does such
names as Theodore Roberts. Wanda
Hawley, Monte Blue. Charles Ogie,
RAYMOND Hatton, Bebe Daniels and
Tully Marshall. Mr.. Robert as
Wealth, Miss Hawley as Beauty,
and Mr.. Blue as Love are perhaps
the high spots in an Interpretation
that is uniformly excellent.
As is quite we'll known. Every
woman" is in the main allegorical
in character. The story opens
much as a drama of ordinary life.
A beautiful girl at a bazaar is wooed
BY millionaire, an actor. and a
Door physician. She is also be-
sieged by the offer of a stage man
ager to embrace a dramatic career.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08

inst viii spell the word lsughter
In capital letters.
Slim Crindell and Coryl Esther
can always be assured upon to
give . really splendid and amusing
bit Of entertainment. and in their
present offering which they term
"A study in thinology" they pre-
sent smart songs, original patter,
funny situations and laughable
comedy.
Two extremely youthful looking
juveniles are Eddy and Howard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08
I III EA / r L,

Thereupon the story becomes a
transcript Of the journey OF life.
The heroine becomes Everywoman,
the millionaire is Wealth. the actor
Passion. and the other characters
bear similar names. Everywoman
Is urged to go upon the stage Of
life by fattery to seek king love.
Her long journey leads her through
many pitfalls, past the temptations
OF wealth and passion, until finally
she reaches the humble hut OF
love. who turns out to be the young
physician.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08
Jack Wyatt and His
Scotch Troup Come
to Palace Theatre

Hoot mon! look whose coming
to the Palace, starting tomorrow
matinee, no other than Jack Wyatt
and his Scotch lads and lassies. Do
you ken Jack WAITS lads and las
sizes have wee bit O. cheer, as it
is in these days Of Bonnie Dundee
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08

feats Of contortion. acrobatic dane
ing. hand balancing and some ex-
ceedingly clever pantomime.
Kilograms and Topics Of the Day
will complete the bill for the first
four days.
Starting next Sunday for four
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08

All the news all the ti1ne--The|
Argus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
High iIceled Shoes Responsible for
Many Accidents.

Reports received from lied Cross
First Aid classes In progress through.
out the states composing the South.
vcTiern Division II the Red Cross
Missouri. Kansas. Texas. Arkansas aud
oklahoma reveal that some of the com.
mOnest causes ~ every day accidents
ire familiar things about our homes
the haih.tub. the high hcclcd shoe IN.
'nparaLlc Tor womcn's fashions and the
toakcttlc
So RAYS Dr 4. g. Pcrnoud. Director
II the Department II First Aad az ~.
Louis 1T IL n peculiar thing" d.
oniinucd' and not ~ well known tx.
rept Ia accident insurance companies
that the bath tub is responsible for the
largest number of accidents that hap
zen In the home. 4 recent survey In
Chicago indicated that 80 per eft of all
accidents happened In the home or IL,
premises
THE highrhc"lcd shoe II responsible,
on many falls both IN and out uf IN,
houH". but II is especially dangerous an
'iairways where the edge of the hce
at"hcs and tips the wcarcr into q
hcadlong fall.
Burns. scalds and fires IN IN,
dtchcn are responsible for much In IN,
list uf accidents. These occur either
through carclcssncss or ignorance oI
conditions.
'pcraons who pull down shelves upon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

sihlch were unanimously adopted. and
hen the election of officers was held
With the following results: Mrs A.
hur Taylor. president. Miss Mabel /.
rlmmons. vicc.pesidcni Miss Alice Jud.
un. corresponding secretary; Miss Mae
.,lchart. recording secretary: Mist
.ouise Clark. treasurer and Mrs. Frank
Collins. parlianentn.'a
Following the election Of officers the
lewly installed president took charge
& the meeting, and various details re-
Harding the future 81 the organization
we're gone into II WAS decided to re
ain the committee previously appoint.
q Tor the purpose of instigating the
organization. a. a membership commit
&c. u program committee To le appoint
d In the near future
The Association will hoh It's next
cgular meeting Tuesday. July ~, "a
80 D. M. IN the Annex of the Polk
street Methodist church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Complimeniing Miss Jones.

\ delightful party complimentary 4
prospective June bride. Miss Iris Jones
who II soon Ia we'd Percy Y. Gibbs.
was given "wednesday evening. by
Misses Georgia Ruth and Ella Burson
After enjoying The Dark Mirror.
starring Dorothy Dalton. nj the Mission
,heater. and delicious Ice course a,
the Chocolate shop. the party repaired
e. the Burson homc. 900 Jefferson
street. where the remainder u the even
INK WAS devoted To- an informal good
time. The young ladies remained over
night making II the occasion q sum
her party MS well ~ ,helter party. and
Thursday morning We're treated To n
delicious breakfast befol, repairing 4
their respective homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Mrs. Howard Enieriains S'l vous
Plat Club.

Mrs. Marion Howard entertained the
Sil Vous Club most delightfully."- Thurs.
day afternoon nj the a. l.. Helrsey resi-.
dcnce. sO6 Taylor street.
Garden flowers added an attractive
floral touch To the rooms where n mum.
her Of tables had been arranged for
furtytwo Many 81 the ladies enjoyed
this game. while others who had
brought their needle work with them
spent the afternoon sewing. Toward
the close 81 the enjoyable session I
light refreshment course was served
the regular attendance Of club mem
bers and the following guests: Mes
danes Dan Rumpf. ~ Topeka. Clarenc
Eakle. James Bush. Robert Wilson. I'D
q. Bagot and Miller Beard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Cast About.

There II no sadder sigh, than that Of
the man or woman who stands still,
watching or waiting for something to
happen.
The crowd always gathers where
something Is happening.
And the one who keeps things hap.
ptnlng. breeds happenings Work II
cumulative just the same M money put
e. interest.
\ mans growth comes thru casting
sl'out-looking into things. studying
ChrervinE. thinking and moving around
IN the world generally.
Cast about. In your person and IN
Your thought. The more things you
gee the more IN your mind stimulated.
Keep travelling Don't stay IN one
pl1oa too long.
Get the hunters scent Tor game Find
In the thoughts of these who have left
their lives In books. something that
you may rccIltiyate and harvert anew
Cast about for ideas, for friends. for
en- inspired experience.
You are constantly touching many
shinrs. every one ~ which helps t.
bake up this world.
To become big factor In the stirring
Hff'irs 81 YOUR time. cast about MI the
tine and Keep gathering And keep
giving.
Don't sleep IN the daytime.
" you look lite q failure Ia Yourself,
oihers will view YOU In the same way
So cast about fnr change Every
last one of your best and noblest facul
ties will hack you tc the limit. And
Just the minri" that you look more ~,
success than ANYTHING else. YOU vii
Ia looked for-and dozens viii YOU.
Cast ahCut--moye things
Wi.htta n.....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
@8&5IHFN
RUTH J. MEYER
NIcGawan.Reeyes.

Wednesday evening at the home Of
rides parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il
avis. 50i Fillmore street. Mrs Abyt
lcGowan of this city. and George
.erVcr. of Houston. were united IN thu
ioly bonds II mairimony. Rev. Il
hons ~ officiating In the impressive
ouble ring ceremony.
The rooms were yeritable bower
ormed OF gadioli. and carnations
ombined with fern. while the cere
ony itself was performed beenath an
rch twincd with Southern smilax and
lilies.
To the strains u the wedding march
rom Lohengrin, played by Miss Flea
,or Rider. the bridal party entered
little Miss Margaret Davis. sister VI
he bride. proceeded the couple. She
ore dainty frOck Of white Organdls
nd carried two large Gala lilies ~
ach ~ which rested a wedding band.
The bride wore u coat sut Of mid
light blue trico;ine. with accessoriei
; match. and her cursagc bouquet wal
ace 40 Of lilies and carnations.
An Informal reception. during whlcs
delicious Ice course was served. fol
wed the ceremony. and later tbs
Dung people departed for Houston
here they will make their future
home.
AIRS Reeves has held a prominent pc
.ilon nj the Western Union Telegraph
'ompany for sometime. Having mad'
er home In Amarillo TOT a number o.
ears she Is well known here and hal
hos; u admiring friends In this com
nunity.
MIR. Reeves also enjoys prominence
both the business and social circlcI
this city. and Il is with the sincer'
FISHES Of their bany friends that the,
tart uut uDgn their ngu life tuuet hct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Wilson School Parent. Teachers Club
Meets,

Although the entire membership Of
he club was not In attendance. n very
interesting and enjoyable meeting wa,
ield by the Wilson School Parent
Teachers Association Tuesday In It's
egular monthly session.
~. Henry Z. Brooks opened the
Meeting with prayer. after which
Mrs Simon Trulove favored with a
iolin solo. The chief feature of the
tfcrnoon's program was an address by
". Brooks. The study u the child ~
IN individual was the keynote ~ his
emarks and his address was not only
cry interesting but most instructive
~ well.
Daring the business session the res
gnation ~ Mrs II. ID. Gist. as first
vice president of the organization. was
accepted. and Mrs u. G. u. Bynum was
lcotel 10 III the vacancy. Mrs. G. 4
smith was elected third vice.prssidcnt
This II the last meeting To- be held
during the simmer vaction. The next
formal sesison will be held on Scpte'n
Der 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
We'll Equipped Libraries Favored by
Coolidge.

Converting libraries. Governor Cal.
in Coolidge. of Massachusetts. aud
Ice presidential nominee of the repub.
lean party says, "Thc stability Of our
government depends on the loyalty of
be- citizens Of the United States. who
r,in the final nnalysis-thr govern.
u"nt Nothing will ensure that loyalty
ACRE effectively than knowledge ~
hc functions and actions ~ that gov.
rnm"nt which libraries above all In.
itituiions are qualified To make clcai
- the people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Ouporiunlly speaks,


Yes,
am opportunity.
serve the native mind.
The seeing eye.
The ready hand
That grasps me passing by.
Aud takes from mo
The good ! hold
For every spirit
Strong and bold.
lie does not wait
On fate.
Who seizes me.
For I am fortune.
Luck and fate.
The corner stone
~ what IL great
In mans accomplishment.
! must be caught.
II any good IN wrought
Out 81 the treasure possess.
oh. yes.
I'm Opportunity.
I'm great.
I'm sometimes late.
Hut do not walt
For me;
Work on,
Good hands. good heart.
Aud some day you will see
out o. your efforts rising.
Opportunity.
w l.. hampton. In Success
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Themselves. drop heavy wyiEhia upon
,h,,r 10, or Infllct painful cuts hN
,xrs ar b,tchcts. are In class 10y
,h,,,,,l,.,., The danger is specific z
every respect and II Is Tor the y
mart thankloss task to Impress L II
tbou general rules Uf carciulness' ~
,tb,r y,,r,Is. IL is usclcs to suggest
n,tb,1s az doing things that should
suggest themselves
Haste and Carelessness.
-, .,n IA, taken as fact that accl
dcnts In the home are dnc to the tnh
dnmontal causes: haste ana careless
ness.
All. you,clf these questions: TT the
telephone on door.bell rings. do N"u' VI
your haFtc To- answer endanger your
uf. an the stairway or On rugs on way
al fln,rs.' DO YOU mingle caution
with v,ur bngte2' DO YOU, M YOU 81
through your daily routine. remember
that IL H. lust ~ important to d" "aci
thing carefully as Il II To get the thinr
donpT
III los ncglecting precautions 70
y,u- spf,,y and the safety NJ uth'''
van ip,r,ns. the cost of living hy
breaking homer. straining mn-olc'
burning the flesh. To say noth'hs q tho
rori of replacing ntensilos ara "uGir
mcnt. ave you making yourself he best
citizen
In teaching First AID the Red Cross
i Sire from time to time {" bring 70"
fore IA. public some ~ the conmonci
accidents which occur. Just as "
teaching medicines We put rmphas''
or preventing disease by proper ny
gicnlc measures. ~ In accidents W.
must try To- prevent them 10y tnkinf
note IL how they occur and how q
guard ngains, them. Everyone mect'
with an accident sometime Medica
attention IL not always nj hand WIZ
not then spend little though In how
a. prevent them. and when they do ~
eur. In what n DO"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Organization of business Nomau's AS
sociation Completed.

Practically every industry 81 the
city In which women are engaged was
represented at u meeting held Tuesday
evening In the Annex Of the Folk Street
Methodist church. for the purpose oi
pcrfecting the organization 81 the
Business womcns Association Of ANA
rillo
Following n splendid address by Mrs
a. =. Brooks. In which she reiterated
the aims 81 the organization. Mrs,
Frank Collins. az chairman 81 the con-
stltution and bylaws committee. sub
mittcd constitution and bylaws
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
First baptist SUNDAY school VIII Pie
mic Friday.

The First Baptist Sunday School will
have it, annual picnic to-day. Those
expecting To be- IN attendance n asked
To De- at the church promptly at 1.
O'CLOCK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
wounan's Club Enjoys Social Session

4 most enjoyable social session was
held by the woman's Club Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. y. Blu"
CESS. iii0 Tyler street. Garden flow
Crs combined with ofiiage was the dec
Grafton mGtif for the afternoon while
the principal pastime was forty.two
Following number Of enjoyable
rounds dominocs we're put aside and 4
delicious two course luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
A TEXAS WONDER

Yor kidncy and bladder troubles. gravel. weak
s.si lame hset. Theumatsm and irrrgulsritlss
of the kslnrys. snd bladder. " not sold ~
your druggist, ny mall ti.2s. small brittle
often ,Ltss Send for sworn testimonials
Dr. O.. " Rail. sses Olive ST.. ST. Loui. Mo
Soll b, ell drugvtrts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

See this afternoons Panhandle for
list Of winners In Free Movie Contest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

first instailment Our Own Movies"
In this afternoons Panhandle. Don't
miss n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Fir, in'iallmeni Our Own Movies"
IN this afternoons Panhandle. Don't
miss u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

We have on sale a special lot Of Childrens Bingham
Dresses ranging in price from 7Sc to $780, which is about
half their regular worth These, Of course are broken
nes but there sizes in the LOT for girls OF to
years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Also at these prices suits Of Wool Jersey, Ian
and Grey yporeaux and few other novelties well
as lots Of Navy.
, 1920-12-20
to. New York.
not yet received.
Mails from Windward
TELEGRAMo.
ST. CROIX STATION

81. CROIX STATION.
Barbados, Dec 17th.-Ihe S. S. In
noko reports having sighted al S a. n.
on 10th. Dec. in Latitude IA deQlees
55 n Longitude 60 degrees IS ". a
spar about six feet above water an
parently attached to subn elged wreck
dangerous to navigation,
London, Dec. l6tb.-Unemlloyntnt
in Great britain has created a serious
problem which dullng the past lew GAYS
has become more urgent owing to the
advent Ot severe weather. Nearly ey.
ely trade in lhe country is affected. I'm
en- ployn ent is con mon among clerks
AID nio0le class occupations as wei
as among manual labour. labour cir
cles declare the actual number Of men
cut OF employment is fully LOCO, Geo.
UrCn d. majority OF these there are de-
pendents anG the total number OF per
sons suffering from the present comb.
non is plactd IRON 3,C00, coo a large
proportion being former soldiers. In
several places municipalities and other
organizations have begun Improvements
work the cost OF which will be paid ont
OF local taxes. The national executive
of the labour party yesterday pass
ed a resolution declaring the present
scandal OF innocent starving persons
cannot be allowed to continue. and
calling upon the Government to main.
tain persons for whom no work is avail
able. The Government is asked to nav
each man 40i- per week and each wo-
man 25l- with additional allowances
for dependents. This it is asserted
could be done for ten weeks for the
modest sum OF five million pounds
10 the meantime The Government is piv-
ing attention to the problem and Mr.
MacNamara, Minister OF La bour, announ
ced yesterday 3 plan expected to pro
vide work for so, 600 men. They would
be employed in the construction Of build.
ings.
St. Vincent, Dec. l6th.-His Honour
+. Popnom Lobb =. M. G. returned r.
the Colony today and resumed the adj
minlstration Of the Government.
Washington, Dec. 16th.--Ah unusually
severe earthquake shock estimated to be
$500 niles distant from Washington. was
recorded early To-Day by the seismogranb
at Geo"getown'University The record,
ing OF the shock began at 727 a. m. he
maximum Intensity was recorded al 3 OF
a. m. and it sill vas in progress 1T
$50 d no. Che disturbance was des-
cfihed by Reverend Father Francis
~Iond0rff, ')irec1or vi the GEORGE
towu -seismoiogicai observatory, as tho
worst recorded here in two years
Father Tondorff said the estimate Of The
disturbance was difficult to calculato
, 1920-12-20
THE ST. CROLX PURSE"

show at the theatre. The Great Radium
Mystery Will be continued.
The S. S. Korona from the Islands is
now reported as having arrived at Fred
eriksted yesterday afternoon on the way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Crepe Blouses
Trimmed With Real
Filet Lace

Lovely blouses they are, all of
the pretty crepe Georgette and all
in flesh pink or white, whichever
a woman prefers.
They are in three new and good
styles, all with long sleeves, and
all generously trimmed wifi the
real filet which is so much liked.
If you have in mind new blouse
for your fall suit perhaps one of
these new models will be just what
you have in mind.
$10.75, $3.50 and $13.75 each.
(Third Floor, Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
The Housewares Service Is
at Its Best in This
September Sale

This is a housefurnishings store
which aims to give good service,
based on quality, at all times, but
especially during the September
sale.
1t is living up to its purpose,
for this sale is surely wonderful
thing, backed as it is by such a
stock-more than 10000 articles
everything of standard quality and
at a saving of 10 to 40 per cent.
No job lots are here, no unde-
sirables, but everything of high
grade, warranted for service and
priced for economy-the genuine,
not the imaginary kind of economy.
(Fourth Fl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Pretty Petticoats Of
the New Autumn
Silks

About this time Of year she is
in search of new silk petticoats to
wear beneath her Fall frock or her
new suit-and the new silk petit
coats are here and ready whenever
she wishes to get them.
Plenty of new styles are here in
jersey silk, some all of jersey,
some of jersey with messaline
flounces. They are in gay or more
quiet tones, and plain or fancy as
you like. IS to $14.
And particularly good skirt Of
messaline comes in desirable colors
and is $5.
(Third Floor. CentrnD