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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Harold Stout has just returned from
a ten days vacation spent al French
Lick Ind.
Mrs. W. j.. Lotz OF Carroll St. has
returned from Muncie. Ind where she
was called on account Of the serious
illness Of her brother. DIT. FriedrleA
Bunch.
Mrs. \. Clark wagner and chill
dren have gone TO Milwaukee. Wis,
for two weeks visit.
The Loyal Oiivet circle IF the First
Christian church. gave farewell sur
prise party on Friday night for Mr..
and Mrs. P. A. Wilson of $50 Michi-
gan ave. They presented Mrs Wilson
with cut glass fruit dish IN appre-
citation of her services and a token Of
their friendship. Mrs. r Frank en-
tertained with several readings and a
nice luncheon was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Wilson are leaving Ham
mond to locate en- farm near star
City. Ind They viii both be greatly
missed in the church where they have
been active members ami workers.
Mrs. n. j. Austgen of Elizabeth Il
has gone to Rochester. Minn. 10 have
u va ''Os-S ~ inc N@so
- - , mr. @,.aal.i ''ie es'.IS
ne ev.n+rs A. 80, 80, $3.50
wiIi ~ eIecti.,, - 49,,
John Moony spent the weekend in
r1.,-afa,d 49, . 49,
..o,r-.,. I'LL 49, 80. ~.
49,. 80. - -
-, -, -. ,.as,a--.--
slher Jonh - VINO - an IL
or BOYS al -. Marys' Kansas. IS the
guest q his parents Mr. and Mrs.
kFcst or 81 DotN street Father
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Ms. n. j Aus,gen Of Elizabeth 81.
has gone to Rochester. MINI. 10 have
a diagnosis by the Mayo Brothers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Mrs. J. J. Run viii be hostess to
the Erthstane Club a. picnic luncheon
at her home THURSDAY at one O'Clock
The weather permitting they will have
d lawn party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

The l. O. 7 NJ social club whl
meet with Mrs. Rose Resehke $50 Men
-an avenue tomorrow. A pot luck
lunch viii be served a noon There
will be special meeting in the after
noon for ballotlnE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

The Beta Gamma Sigma will h en-
tertainsd At the home Of the Misses
Ella Russell and Opal Robinson at the
latters home tomorrow eNenong.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

John Moony spent the weekend n
Cleveland with his parents who have
recent.y moted there from Nhitins
.
Mrs. Eten Fotts - Ind ana Harb n
vas the guest Of Mrs Robert Patter-
son or Carroll street yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Lillian Bunde. Of 5ss sibley St left
this morning for Rochester. MINI :.
where she will be under the care Of
the Mayo Brothers. physicians
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. BELIEF,
On June 18th. a daughter ans both
mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Mrs BelIez was before her marriage
Mss Sarah Cohen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Father John G. krost who - an in
structor a S Marv's College a school
for BOYS al st. Marys. kansas IS the
guest OF his parents MIR and Mrs
j 2 Krcst Of 50 Doty street. Father
krost spoke al the graduating exercis s.
s OF the ST. JoSeph.s school which
.ock place last evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Harold Stout has just returned from
ten days vacation spent al French
Lick. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Mrs. W. j.. Lotz OF Carroll St. has
returned from Muncie, Ind ID. where she
was called on account OF the serious
illness Of her brother. DIT. FriedrlcA
Bunch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Z r GRAY Of custer PARK. H., IS a
guest al the nome Of Mr. and Mrs.
Nm Lynch Of MAJ wood avenue Mr.
GRAY IS an uncle Of Mrs. Lynch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Mrs A Clark Wagner and chill
dren have gone to Milwaukee. Wis,
for a two week visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-21

Hope Mckinney j. a guest AT the
home cf her sister Mrs Roscoe Woods
of Moraine avenue. kenWood
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SENATE DECLARES ITS SYMPATHY FOR
 IRISH HOME RULE
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 ~~~~~~~~~~-~~ ~~~-~-~~~oo->~~~~--~~ when put forward by a nation which had fought for four years to hold the South in the union against it's will.
 Senator Sterling characterized the reservation as an underhanded at tack connived by Senator Hitchcock the democratic leader, to defeat the treaty.
 Among the democrats Senators Wolcott, Delaware and Trammell of Florida, assaiied the proposal as an attempt to drag politics into the treaty fight, while Senator Bora republican of Idaho, leader of the irreconcilables, declared the effort of Senator Lod.me to amend the self de- termination feature was political move which it was hard to find words to describe.
 The first roll call on the reserya- tion came while the senate was in committee of the whole and thel. the result was seen, republican leaders tried in vain to slave off the second vote until tomorrow, Senator Ashurst, democrat of Arizona, stirred the galleries to applause when he con- cluded plea against delay by de- claring the country was tired of treaty debate.
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Play Way to Meet
 Losses in Taxes on Stock Dividends

Washington, March 1s.-Treasury officials were called today to pres ent the departments views to tha house ways and means committee on increasing federal reserves to meet loss as result of the decision ot the supreme court that stock divi- dends are not taxable.
 The committee also expected ta discuss complications, of present in come and excess profits taxes laws, proposed by Secretary Houston in letter to the committee yesterday Chairman Fordney was expected te. present to the committee plan cal ing for, a flat tax on all profits or incomes, with the same percentage on large and small incomes, and provid- ing for the repeal of the $2,000 exemption. ;.
 Under each plan, he stated, the rate of taxation would be reduced from the present rate of 22 per cent to approximately 12 per cent. The democratic members of the com mittee, however, opposed such "a plan on the grounds that it shifts the burden of taxation from large ihs, comes to the smaller ones. @
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Passes Bill Providing Army
 of 229, 900 Men

Washington, March 1S.-The house late today passed and sent to the senate the army reorganization bill providing for peace army Of 299, ,0OO enlisted men and 17,SOO officers. The vote was 246 to 92.
 Efforts to reduce the authorized strength to approximately 225, ,0O0 men and 14,000 officers, substantially the pre-war authorization, by Representa- tive Dent of Alabam, leading demo- crat of the military committee were defeated 222 to 115. The house also voted, 168 to 158, to reverse it's pre- vious tentative decision to establish a separate army construction corps Construction activities were contin- ued in the Guartermastcr corps, as were transportation and procurement of supplies.
 No material changes in the mili- tary system outlined by the national defense act of 1916 are provided by the new. bill, the numerous changes being in details. The principle of fleNibility or organization, adopted during the war, is carried into the permanent establishment, tactical or ganization being left to presidential regulations.
 The combat force is fixed by the bill at 250,000 men and includes the infantry, of which the tank corps is part, the cavalry, artillery and aviation, the last as separate corps as in the chemical warfare service. National guard provisions are chang ed to authorize federal recognition of companies having 50 recruits. The chief of militia bureau of the war department, now a regular officer, would be appointed from the national guard under the bill.
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733 in Chicago
 District Possess
 $1,00O,00O Incomes

million dollars more for 1919 were reported by 733 individuals and cor porations in the Chicago district of- ficials of the internal revenue dis trict inspecting income tax returns announced today. Thirty-one Chi cagoans were added last year to the ranks of those incomes exceeded a million dollars.
 One corporation was reported to have paid S6,000,000 as the first in- stallment of S24 100000 due the gov ernment as income tax. Another cor poration's quarterly payment amoun- ted to s2,500,O00.
 The number who made returns on incomes of $100,000 was countless, revenue officials said.
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Girl F Permanently
 Disabled as the r Result of HaZing

Chicago, March 1S.-Miss Eliza beth Chapman, president of the fresh man class of the Northwestern Uni versity, who fell from a third story window of an apartment house in which she had been imprisoned by so- phomore King Patricks,' suffered a broken spine and is paralyzed from the waist, it became known today. Physicians could not determine whether the injury will be perma- nent.
 At the request of Miss Chapman, no legal proceedings will be brought against the students who took part in her abduction. All investigation by university authorities disclosed the fact that another girl student had forcibly carried her from her home and imprisoned her.
 The student council met today to take action to prevent hazing.
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U. s. Asks Chile to Help Avert
 Row With Peru

Washington, March 13.-Thc American government today asked Chile as one of the great and pacific nations of South America to use it's strong influence to prevent serious difficulties between Bolivia and Peru.
 Lima, Peru, March 18.-The aide de camp of President Guerra of Boil via called at the Peruvian legation g. La Paza and expressed his govern ment's regrets for the attack on the legation last Sunday night, according to official advices received here today.
 After the receipt of this informa- tion, Foreign Minister Porras for, warded note to La Peg asking for reparation for the incident and the arrest of officials involved in the demonstration.
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Only Two Counties
 Go for Johnson

St. Paul, Minn, March 18.-Com- plete reports compiled today. from
 the republican conventions in S6 counties yesterday showed that 62 counties decided formally not to in dorse candidate for president, that 27 counties in the state cast their votes for Leonard Wood and at the state convention here Saturday, that five counties endorsed Governor Frank O. Lowden and that the other two went to Hiram Johnson.
 Completion of the county conven- tion reports with the reports from the presidential preferential primary held Monday shows that Wood re- ceived a majority of the ballots in the counties which voted to send United States delegates to the state convention and the district counsel.
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U. s. is Building
 More Warships
 Than Any Nation

Washington, March 18.-The Uni ted States, American naval experts say, is building more war ships ton mage than any other nation.
 Twelve superdreadnaughts and six great battleships, aggrcgating 665,- 400 tons, are understood to be under construction in private and naval yards. They will carry total of 152 sixteen-inch rifles and "A 14-inch rifles and all will have the new cleo tric-drive engine.
 With the completion of this fleet, probably in 1923, the United States will have battle force of 19 super- dreadnaughts and six battleships in the first line and eight dreadnaughts and number of smaller battleships in the second line.
 American naval men say that among the worlds fighting craft these battle cruiser and six of the new battleships-the South Dakota. Montana, North Carolina, Massa- chusetts, Indiana and Iowa-will be in class by themselves. The crui- sers will have a speed of about 33 knots-37 land miles-and each will carry eight 16-inch guns.
 They will be STA feet long over all 90 feet wide, will displace 33,500 tons and have 190,000 horsepower.
 The six superdreadnaughts will be even more powerful, each mountaing in its main battery 12 16-inch rifles. They will be 684 feet long, 1O5 feet broad and displace 63,200 tons. Their speed will be B knots an hour.
 These ships and the battle crui- sers are just now being gotten un- der way, but most of the other battle ships are we'll on the road to com pletion.
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Roses Store at
 Lake Farm Burns

A. D. Roses big general store at Lake Farm, with it's contents, was to- tally destroyed by fire Wednesday night, causing loss said to be SEA- 900. MT. Rose stated there was no in- surance either on the store or the
 The flames were discovered after Mir. Rose had gone to bed, but he went quickly to the store to find the roof and front part we'll ablaze Eff forts to save any of the stock were unavailing. Due to the position of the wind, no other buildings in close proximity to the store were damaged
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Colby Discusses Reason for Delay
 in Appointment

Washington, March 1S.-Bainbridge Colby made an extensive statement to the senate foreign relations commit tee today regarding the information on what the committee is delaying action on his confirmation as secre- tary of state.
 Those present maintained the si- fence which has surrounded all pre- vious hearings on the subject, but 1t was said that the nominee would not be asked to appear again. The committed will meet again. tomorrow and some members expect that it may take final action then.
 MT. Colby declined to talk about the matters discussed.
 While Chairman Lodge and most other members refused to predict what would result from the nomi- nee's statement. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska said he considered Nil Colby's statement "a complete knock out for the opposition''
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Corn Liquor and Twenty Gallons of
 Mash are Seized

Six pints of "corn likker," 20 gal Ions of mash, made of chops, and Sol Gibson's wife were taken into GUS tody yesterday by Internal Revenue Officer Robt. Lumpkin, Deputy Sher- if J. L. McBurnett and City Detec- tive W. T. Pate, Jr., when they raid ed Gibson's house on the Thirteenth avenue pike. Gibson perceived the officers approach, and decamped.
 The officers say the Gibson's were fermenting the "beer" when they ar rived, probably planning to. distill the liquid tonight. They did not locate the "still," but feel confident this will be found.
 The Gibson woman will be given a hearing today before United States Commi ssioner A. L. Burnett.
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WASHINGTON - The sight of Viscount Grey, former British ambassador to the United States, is reported to- have been saved by the skillful diagnosis of Dr. Will mer, famous Washington oculist. Lord Grey was slowly becom- ing blind, it is said, when he vis- ited Dr. Wilmer. The physician believed the trouble arose from a decayed tooth. Lord Grey had the tooth removed and his sight ls now improving.
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Red Cross Saves 3O,OOO Russians
 From Starvation

Dvinsk, March 1S-Thirty thou sand Russians have been saved from starvation here by the timely arriv- al of an American Red Cross relief unit from Warsaw. When the Amer jeans arrived with the Polish army they found the people dying by scores from hunger. Food had been ex- hausted two weeks before they reach- ed the city and the remnant of the population was destroying all wooden houses to get fire wood. Soap kitch- ems have arrived and are feeding 15,- 900 children and 30,00O adults.
 The work is being carried on under the command of Maj. T. Nj. Barber of Charleston, w. Va, and Lieut.. J. M. B. Evans of Beaumont. Tex.
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Call Legislators to Help Fight on
 Pink Boil Worm

Austin, Tex, March Ex-Governor William P. Hobby is considering to call special session of the legisla- ture to provide more adequate regu- lations for the control of the pink boil worm.
 F.. H. Meredith, secretary of agri- culture, in a letter to the governor. stated quarantine was necessary against movement of cotton from this state into neighboring states.
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HERzOG SHOWS WELL.

Chicago, March 18.-Pennant hopes Tor the Chicago Nationals ascendod a notch today when headquarters nere received reports that Buck Her zog, veteran second -baseman. had performed creditably in d practice game yesterday at Los Angeles. Her zog played in new steel harness Cuba. iii
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an order issued by John F. Kramer, national prohibition supervisor, shortly before his departure for Washington last night.
 MT. Kramer directed that the prod uction sleuths should make no searches or seiures without the ap- proval of the district attorney.
 The new order is one result of Major Dalrymple's clash with federal and state authorities at Iron River, Mich., recently.
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Kansas to Hear
 Hill Case Mar. P

Little Rock, March 1S.--Governor Allen of Kansas has set Monday, Marca p as the date for completion of the hearing on the application of Governor Brough for extradition of Robert L. Hill, alleged leader in the Elaine rioting in this state last Oc- tober. the governors office here was notified today.
 Hill is under indictment on charges of night riding and murder. He is in jail at Topeka, Kan
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} are Killed in
 Colorado Storm

Denver. Col, March 18.-Three persons were killed and property damage amounting to many thousands of dollars was wrought by a wind storm of high velocity in northeast ern Colorado today.
 The wind swept across she state. wrecking buildings. breaking tcle graph and telephone communication. uprooting trees and breaking signs and windows.
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THORPE TO AKRON.

Akron, O., March 1S,--Jim Thorpe, noted athlete and leading hitter in the national leagua last season, to- day signed contract with the Ak ron club of the international league. Thorpe was purchased by Akron from the Boston Nationals. The Akron squad will leave tomorrow for Hot Springs, Ark, training camp.
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OH. RATES UNREASONABLE.

Washington, March 1S.-Rates on fuel oil from Kansas City to Ehicako were held to be unreasonable today. the interstate commerce commission to the extent that they exceeded n rate at least five cents lower than the rate on refined oil. A rate on fuel oil between the same points higher than three >cents below rates con
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School Board to
 Attend Meeting of
 Chamber Trustees

Members of the Pine Bluff school board have been invited to attend the regular meeting of the board of trus- tees of the chamber of commerce to be held at the Hotel Pines at noon today. Secretary Bloom also has some important matters which will be brought to the attention of the board.
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Denikine's Staff
 Arrives in Japan

Honolulu, March 18.-Colonel Nickolavitch, general Denikine's chief of staff, accompanied by eight officers, has arrived in Tokio and will confer with the Japanese general staff Friday to seek Japanese mili- tary aid for the i-bolsheviki forces in the southern Russia, according to cable dispatch received here by the Japanese newspaper, Shinpo.
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NEW YORK-Claiming that he had told her he was divorced and had proposed to her Ill times, Mrs. Evelyn M. Lewis has filed a breach Of promise suit against Isaiah Lidz, wealthy man. ufacturer. Following the I11th proposal she discovered Lidz al- ready had a wife. Lidz called Mrs. Lewis his "Dollyiocks," she says.
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SteffansOn Not
 to Develop Meat
 Freezing Scheme

Ottawa, March 18.-Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Arctic explorer. has resigned fro mthe government bureau which planned an Arctic test for meat producing purposes, according to an announcement by Arthur Mei- ghan, minister of interior. It is understood he has sailed for England to interest private capital.
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ROB ARKANSAS BANK.

Joplin, Mo-, March Robbers broke into the Citizens bank at Gen. try, Ark, last night and rifled safe ty deposit boxes of Liberty bonds and valuable papers. Officers of the bank this morning would make no estimate of the loss.
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INDIAN SCOUT DIES.

Tulsa, Okla, March 1S.-John H. Mckenzie, S9 years old, noted as q government Indian scout in the iron tier days Of Minnesota, died at his home here tonight, following para lYtic stroke
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DIES AT ios YEARS.

Fayettc Robinson, colorcd, said to be l09 years of age, died at Ladd Wednesday. Robinson was born in jefferson county shortly before the Snited States entered the war against Great Britain in 1872, His oldest living child is 69 years old.
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DILLON IS BEATEN.

Dallas. Texas. March 1S.-Jack Dillon, light heavy title holder, was decisicely outpointed by Paul Ro- man of Kansas City in 10-round no decision bout here tonight, ac- cordine to opinion of sporting writ CTS. Roman scored knockdown in the sixth round.
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PARTLY LIFT EMBAk'o'

Chicago, March 1S.-Partlai; i;nasssd ms of the embargo on express, iS; rs;.sga as the result of strike oi oi,.d to. express workers, was annouINp ". INpress day Tho American Raliway m sn out. company removed restrlcIlon'' going express.
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POPULATION FIGuRS'

Washington, March ls:.sseed V ton statistics for 1920 nnv"ludsd: the census bureau today '1f an it'
 Port Jarvis, N. Y, llv,,,t' l,.t crease of 637 or 6.3 per cens' ;ncreii'
 Beacon, N. Y., 10.996' ah of 367 or 3.7 per cent.
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Dalrymple Agents
 to be Limited
 to Finding Booze

' Chicago, March 18.---Prohibition agents under Major A. V. Dalrymple, :, dry commissioner for the six central
 states, are relieved of all power ex- cept to locate contraband liquor by
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..sIssAvED FROM SUB.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 18.-Sur- vivors of the submarine H-l, which Went ashore off the coast of Lower california in Magdelina bay March 1S. arrIved here today aboard the motor ship Mazatlan. They reported that
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INSTRUCT FOR WOOD.

Nashville, Tenn, March 1s.-The republican convention of the fifth tennessee district at Murfresboro to- day instructed for Leonard Wood for president.
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KALAMAZOO WINS.

Chicago, March Kalamazoo, Mich, high school defeated Cousat- ta High school, 32 to 22. today in the first game of the second annual mid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19

the body of Lieutenant Co'a'nab, a1nssnb, ames R. Webb and Seaman !, .ss' .ss Iost Kaufman who, with two o.asss asssrsd. their lives, had not been re'V's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19

dlewest interscolastic basket ball tournament, held by the University of Chicago.
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temptuously maintained on fuel oil from the mid-contincnt fields to Chicago also was held unreasonable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19

Watch, fer Hardin ana m n as Y. $7,0O0 rug sale. Starts Ms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19

All automobile owners II'Chenit! our ad this issue. Universa' s.lk! Co. I
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Put a Piano in That Vacant Corner

Add beauty to your home, and add count less hours of pleasure to your home life!