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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
BARNHART AND BUONO.
Made Community Chorus Sing
on Public Building Plaza a
Notable Occasion.

Trumpet tones are said by those skilled
in the art Of comparison between sound
and color, to correspond with scarlet.
II this be true, then the notes evoked last
night by Vincent Buono from his silver
instrument were kin TO some rare and
costly shade. bordering on the royal
purple TINT was distilled bv tiny droplets
to tint the robes Of kings in times gone by.
While it is doubtful If many listeners at
the outdoor sing of the Community
Chorus held in the PLAN last evening
appreciated the rare technique Of the
master nrtist on this instrument, which
il is so casy 10 play poorly, the rich
roundness Of the tone, with never tingc
Of blue" and the exquisite taste in inter
probation Of Inst Rose" and Lost
Chord We're readily recognized and
heartily applauded.
Harry Barnhart, in white and gold
10 complete the color scheme, said that
audiences do not applaud enough; that
this evidence Of appreciation is not only
mn encouragement IL the artist, helping
him or her to put forth the best that is in
them but puts the auditor in the proper
receptive attitude. gives n sense of par
ticlpatlon otherwise lacking and needful
10 the full frution of the opportunity.
This was but one Of the nuggets Of
philosophic truth which were showered
ON the listeners by Harry, who was in
sprightIv mood, and cnabled him 10 draw
from them md the choir such strains Of
vocal harmony rs no other leader has
ever evoked.
The practical working of his philosophy
that such music IS not tho end in itself,
but the means through which the senti-
mcnt Of brotherhood IS klndled was
shown mt the conclusion of the sing. when
THE sound Of taps had faded on the
night The singers promptly folded and
stacked Tho chars, and lent hand to the
task % seeing them and the materials Of
the temporary stand bestowed in the
storage room Of tho Public Building
women and all joined in the task. and
some of the kiddies who had marched two
and two through the crowd little earlier.
helped by gathering up the papers which
such an assemblage always leaves. 50 that
m vcrv few minutes the granite port ico
had become its usual grim and unbroken
self again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
MAYOR MAY REAPPOINT.
80 as 10 Remove Doubt as TO Status OF
Utility Board Appointees.

A controversy has arisen over the
legality of Nav0r William G. TAYLOR 5
appointment of John e. Foote and james
4. Ie Fevre as members of the Board Of
Public Utility q commissioners. The ap-
polntJnent Was made last Wednesday
during Manor Iay-or.s vacation AZ Re
hobofh Bea.a bHf whhe he was on a
ry ylng VISIT to Wilmington. and was
sent to CIty Council tile next night
Action "a the appointment WIS deferred
then because COuHct. wanted time - con-
slider II, q course ~ometuncs followed
he question Of the Legality ~ tho ap-
poiurmenf i- based pa the mayor right
u II o-hcl.d vacancies when he Is absent
from the city ior protracted period II
tile mayor absence the president of
Council 5 acting mayor The mayer Will
,ueh a month vacation az Rchoho,h
H. tch thursday morning and be probably
.l ~nd another IorrCatIon % teuncn
tomorrow u.aht -Ll4id tie appoatmon,
Announced Ia-t weor ar illegal
a meeting of tie board Will be held
Fr.gtE night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS
ARE GOOD IN DELAWARE
Washington Hears That Defeat
of Congressman Layton is
Very Probable.
snecial Dispatch to Every Evenins


Washington. Aug 4.-Democra tic lead
ers in Washington are expecting Delaware
will elect a Democrat To the United States
House OF Representatives in November,
in place Of DIR. Caleb Il Layton of George
town. Republican. thereby doing its ut
most to upset the Republican control of
the House.
Reports reaching the Democratic Ma
tional Congressional Committee head
quarters here from Delaware are very en-
couraging. while the news that drifts into
the Republican national headquarters Is
anything but optimistic.
As a result Of the fight DR.. Layton led to
prevent Governor Townsend being named
as delegate to the Republican National
Convention at Chicago. the Republican
organization in Delaware is badly split,
according to reports coming to Washing
ton. and this situation will result either in
the defeat Of Lavton for denomination or
in the governor : friends knitting him at the
polls in November, so as to permit his de-
feat bv 2 Democrat.
The temporary brcech between Senator
Wolcott and Senator salisbury over the
place on the Democratic National Com
mlttee Is rapidly healing, Washington
hears, and the prospects Tor harmonious
nominating convention early IN Scptcm-
ber are quite favorable Who the nominee
OF the Democratic State Convention viii
be appears difficult 70 predict Efforts are
being made, it Is said, to bring two or
three prominent Democrats ont at the
convention in addition to former Con
gresham Albert r. Polk Of Georgetown.
With the Republican machine in Della
ware badly split the election Of a Demo
crat to the House Of Representatives APP
pears practically assured if the Democrats
in the State viii sacrifice their persona
anmo~itIes for the next few months in e
effort TO elect q Democratic Congress man
and defeat Representative LAYTON. reports
TO the Democratic National Congressional
Committee assert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
POLISH FAMILY DESTITUTE.
Coroner Endeavoring to Help Them With
E..iate Of Man Who Died Here.

Coroner Isaac Bullock has received II
letter from tie ;glda~ ii Nathan G,ld-
-tel1. fi.r cribirr found dead some months
agp af 4i5 We-i Second street
Tie letter ah.ch j. from Poland Was
ma!ed 10 March. and states that the
coroner letter sent 20 q st-trr II Gold-
stem prloT u that had been turned over
~ her
The widow states that she and hcr FIVE
children are III destitute circumstances
The coroner Will turn the letter over 70
the administering q the estate At ihc
time If GohI-tc.n death IT. was discovered
that he had nearly 5000 lnInsurance and
c.sl n banEE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
Y. NJ. X. &. DECORATED.

Candidates for Republican Bomina-
tions made brief addresses at meeting
Of the Wilmington Republican Committee
held IN the headquarters Of the Young
Mems Republican Club Monday night.
The front of the clubhouse has been
decorated with flags and pictures Of
Harding and Coolidge and campaign
banner stretched acrcss King street be-
tween Eight and Ninth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
s474j IN MARKET FEES.
Clerk Of the Market McAfeer Makes
Report FOR the Past Year

The ycslrly report ~ Edward : Nc
tt~cr clerk q the market - the street
and sewer Department dated August ?.
-L5as 'hlt rental received from space
totalIeI : 1f5.sj Single space rentals.
II - ceG,- each nI-ai4rc,. 51@H yleiiug
81 4y1 -. Wf.ie .t,~ stands paid tOT by
he year prodIrcl S25J'
Other privilege for single and double
stands FOR longer and shorter periods,
IT rata- running up 70 s. account for
the balance
IA all, 7.294 separate collections "cre
nade. turning me clerk INTO something
AKIN - q hlInaI. cash register
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
S59,2I3.0B IN FEES.
Collections Made BY County Officers IN
the Last Seven Months.

County Comptroller Edwin { CLARK re-
ported u Levy Court yesterday the col
lecti0n Of fees a. follows during the last
seven months Recorder VI deeds 50" u
pfothonotary, q, 4,0@6 50, register oi wills
S9.6Is905 clerk Of Orphan Court, 81. =
7|9 AZ sheriff, SS93 IS clerk of the peace,
81, 973. .G5. Court of Common Pleas. SOL
IS court crIeT 1850, total, $50 Zl30S.
The comptroller also reported that
magistrates and c0nstabIes collected SSlU
during the SIX months cnded june 80, 0i
winch SO has been paid ~ the county
treasurer and $500 remains III the con
etAbIen hAnds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
MIDWIFE LAW IN EFFECT.
All Such must Obtain License from State
Board of Health

The new law calling for all midwivcs
to procure license from the State Board
Of Health before they can continue their
work, which went into effect August
IS being fairly complied with according Ia
returns filed with the health ogcials up
to this week Last week about fortr Gf
the one hundred mldwvcs III the STATE
had presented the State health officials
with an Endorsement bv regularly H.
censcd physi clan These have received a
certificate permitting them to cor tlnuc
at work But without such a recommenda-
ton by physician they are not permitted
to practice Even after the license Is issued
the midwivcs will be under the survcl-
lance oi a graduate nurse III the employ
OF the Reconstruction Commission
This nurse will attend a continent ent with
the midwife and ascertain If She knows her
business and those that are found lacking
Will have the license taken from them
Lost something Try classified adver-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
PLAYGROUND CHIDREN's OUTING

BOYS and girls Of the Woodlawn play
ground left yesttrday for q days out
ing. The boys went To Thompson's Bridge
for fishing and swimming while the girls
went to Valentine farm on the Lancaster
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

pike. whore 'hrv en owed Eading. rio.
wore l1anrd av Brd- and Nhfe fr-
trip vhte 8Ird 2 frr zhed ~ cream
p hc BOYS were .n larVp plav L-adrr
II Dcfur.er vttie Nliss Nice che
.girIs lrrctor wss a -asrEs 4 -h.
girls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
SOUTu NAN BUREN STREET

flaai NIet,otth car Inspector 62l south Van Buren,
street stopping oNer much inspecting What
weakened k43ueys atl .led ame back ago
itt tired al the tute and Frequently when was soopng
fiten 4Hi tuet Ia strurhten il almost impossible
Iua1 fe4j ol peans Kidney l- and decided try them
t5up baN REQUIRED from tie armou>on Drug Co rd
tins complaint haven't been troubled tins since
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
Chiefs injury Slight.

Chief Black today reported that n,
injury 70 his ieg s improving The Chicf
was injured Saturday night while talking
10 q police officer, when he was struck
bv an automobile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

Mrs \ Berg, ll25 East Eleventh u had
awful backache time could hardly hft 80, thing
and had such misery back chat iidu know
My badly caused by the action IL
my Kidneys and also had bad headaches Reading Il Doau
Kidney Pills got supply and several boxes put u per-
feet condition again
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
BENNETT STREET.

AIrs Percy Moore lois Bennett street. sa,s I coad
hardly describe the misery endured .t.u auc back -,ue
years ago could hardly Strengthen bya3us and t.
seemed though my back brvAyn at Mornings
clud hardly up, tired ana my Alu,, % Iut at
properly could hardly turn M, head one vs, Ur he other
l had such headaches Reading II poaas Kdne.
Pills a suppl, and began taxing then psan .lt new BIS
into and hanshed All tins complaint
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

Lost something Try classified adver-
.isemcnt IN Every Fvenlng Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
These Are Wilmington Cases:

Mrs Johnson. 43o East Seventh ra,s. Aie
ached like toohache and couldn't get a4, rest or comfort
crippled My kidney, frcqaeutls f ice,
s"elled and thought had dros' lad tehle headaches
and after different remedies had acd help heard Il
Doans Kidney Pills and began taking hal talen two
boxes when felt deal better entcy
cured me think good deal Of thl. medicine
vANDEvER AVENUE
Thomas L. Hitch, 53I Valnicvcr avenue SAYS: Heavy
lifting and hard work what weakened nv kidnoyAtani ctl
lame back about year ago My back Just throbIel viii,
pain and couldn't lie left sde SO sore Nv
kidneys didn't act properly either told try Doans
Kidney Pills used about boxes every bit OF kidney
: oIbe entirely left me"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
DARING BANK ROBBERS
TRIAL STARTS TODAY;
MYSTERIOUS THIEVES
tBy Associated Press)

ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 1S.-William
Porter and Charles Carter, captured
by Roanoke police in the early morn
ing of Nov. 10 few hours after the
Bank of Glasgow Va. was robbed of
$96.253 in liberty bonds and securities,
were placed on trial here today
In pitched battle on the outskirts
of Roanoke, James B. Rodgers, of
Philadelphia, driving a large touring
automobile, was killed by the police
and his companions, Porter, who bears
the aliases of William Welsh and
Bellfontaine "Slim," and Carter whose
alias is Charles Wilkes, were arrested.
Much of the loot was found in the au-
tomobile The police had been in
bank officials at o'clock in the morn
three roads from that place.
When intercepted on one of the
roads an hour later, the automobile
was going at high speed and turned
turtle when an effort was made to
swerve around the police patrol which
had been placed across the road. In
the battle which followed Rodgers was
killed and policeman wounded.
About so shots were exchanged be-
tween the authorities and the bandits.
In the automobile was found quart
flask of nitroglycerine carefully pack
ed in cotton in a wooden box.
Loot Identified.
Although all the loot was identified
as belonging to the Glasgow bank, To-
cal police maintained that the men
were responsible for robberies in Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Georgia and
Tennessee. In addition to the valuables
the three men had about $1,000 in
cash. Half of this was found on Por-
ter on his second day in Jail when he
refused to take a bath.
Baltimore authorities claim to have
identified Porter as "yeggman of 20
years standing" who was arrested
there by federal postal inspectors in
1909. Carter told the police his real
name is Wilkes and gave Petersburg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
Xmas Program Thursday
at Hanna's Creek Church

HANNA'S CREEK, Ind, Dec. 1S.-
A supper and entertainment will be
given next Thursday evening at the
Hanna's Creek church. Santa Claus
will be present in person. The follow
ing program will be presented:
Piano solo, Miss Ruth Kitchel;
Song, The Yuletide Morning Shin
eth Junior and Primary class;
Prayer; Recitation, Greeting" Letha
Lloyd; Recitation, Welcome" Fran
ces Harmeyer; Recitation, Bernard
Kitchel; recitation, Jimmie Ardery;
recitation, Howard Schammerhorn !;
Duet. Beautiful Tidings," Mary Har-
meyer and Misses Crawley; Recita-
lions. William Creighton, Eugene
Scammerhorn, Mabel Crawley, and
Loren Shrader; Christmas" by nine
children; Duet and Chorus, Star of
Christchild", Mildred Little and Lois
Crawley; Recitation, Dolores Day;
Exercise, Our Christmas Bells" AIDE
laide Little, Lois La FuZe, Helen
kitchel; Recitations, Charlotte La
Fuze, Mary Harmeyer, Hadley Balm
ger, Merlin La Fuze; Solo, Mildred
Little; Song-Trio, Mrs. Creek, Mrs
Ardery, Mrs McCarty; Recitations
Arthur Harmeyer, Herbert Lloyd. Har
yey La Fuze; Solo, Julia Eta Kitchel;
Recitation, Charles Clayton Little;
Distribution OF gifts; Song, GOOD
| Night" by six children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
Masonic Calendar

Monday, Dec. 20-Richmond Com
mandery. No. s. X. T. Special con-
clave; work in the order of Red Cross.
Z o'clock.
Tuesday. Dec. 21.-Richmond lodge
No. 1876. F. and A. M. Called meeting (;
work in the Master Mason degree, at
Z o'clock.
Wednesday, Dec %. Webb lodge
No. "a, F. and A. M. Called meeting;
work in Entered Apprentice degree
Beginning at 6 o'clock.
Thursday, Dec. 23.-King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4. r. A. M. Called meet
ing; work in Past and Most Excel
lent Masters degree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
First English Lutherans
Distribute to Destitute

Contributions of cash, food and
clothing will be received at the Sunday
school session of the First English
Lutheran church. Sunday.
All gifts will be distributed as Christ
mas presents to the needy. The money
will be used to provide food. shelter
and clothing for the destitute peoples
being cared for by the Lutheran com
mission in Poland and the adjacent
communities. The food and clothing
will be turned over to the local social
service bureau for distribution. Mem.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
The identity of

Va, as his home. The identity of
Rodgers remains a mystery although
scores of people viewed his body. The
only clue the police have is state
ment of Porter's that Rodgers told
him his name was Beale. Porter ad-
ded that he knew Rodgers only a
week before the Glasgow robbery.
Bank officials and others have in
tervfewed the men in Jail here but
failed to obtain any information con-
Meeting them with any other than the
Glasgow robbery. 1t was thought they
might have been implicated in the
robbery of the Bank of Mineral. Va,
when more than 100000 worth of lib
erty bonds and other securities were
taken, and the Landisville, Pa, bank
robbery in which three men overpow-
cred the Waterman and took 100000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
v. s. SIGNS NEW TREATY
WITH SlAMESE GOVERNMENT

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Dec. IS new
treaty of commerce and navigation be-
tween the United States and Siam has
been signed by Acting Secretary of
State Davies and the Siamese minis
ter. The treaty grants full fiscal
autonomy to Siam and a protocol pro-
vides for the surrender by the United
States of extra territorial jurisdiction
in that country. Titles to American
missionary property have been settled
through the exchange of notes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
bers and friends OF the school ana
church are asked to cooperate in th3s
expression of real Christmas spirit

WilG cucumber plants in the middle
west are regarded as a menace to do
plants, through their dis
properties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18

The administration of an oath in jul.
dicial proceedings was introduced by
the Saxons 600 A. d.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18

This recent photo of DR.. Won
Kahr, president of the Bavarien re-
public, vas taken during a recent
visit to Berlin.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-30
UNIVERSITY TO HOLD
 BIG NOVICE MEET OF \ SEVEN GOOD CONTESTS

STAFFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal, March 30 (by Associated Press).- Stanford may send a delegation of four or five track men to compete in the annual Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association meet in the East, according to an announcement by Captain w. B. Wells.
 The Eastern trip will be conditioned on the showing made by Cardinal ath- letes in the Pacific Coast Conference and the Stanford California meet.
 Stanford must send a representa- tion this year or lose membership in the association
 Likely candidates for the Eastern team are: Morris Kirksey, national junior champion in the sprints; J. K. Lilly, 10 flat man and twice winner of the 100-yard dash in the Stanford California meet; M. J. House, a point winner in the hurdles in the inter- allied games; R. L. Templeton, who tied for second in the high jump at ahe inter-allied games, and Norman Green, who has been making 12 feet 6 fnches in the pole vault.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-30
LOS ANGELES
 IS FIGHTING . DRUG HABIT

LOS ANGELES, March 30 (by Asso- ciated Press).-A fight against the drug habit, waged by supplying addicts with the narcotics they crave, has brought about encouraging results, ac- cording to Dr. John Nevius, who di- rects daily distribution here to the victims, at municipal drug clinic. y
 The drug is sold to the addicts at a !Grihing cost to them. After this be- ca1he known to them men and women stood in line waiting chance to get a daily "shot." They were told the city was helping them and in return only asked that they help themselves.
 Cant you cut it down a little?' was a question each person applying was asked. If the answer was No the desired amount was given. But the attendants at the clinic declare that the number of reductions has been gratifyingly large.
 Its early to make prediction6,
 Its early to make prediction" want to try, and that's the biggest thing of all.''
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-30
FALLS EIGHTY FEET
 BUT IS lJNINJURED

CALDWELL, Kan, March 30 (by Associated Press)-An eighty-foo fall from a smokestack of the local electric light plant by Jim Williams of Wichita, stack builder and steeple- jack, merely delayed operations five minutes and he was back on the job. Falling head first, Williams struck a guy wire, which before the fall, and he landed feet first in some mud, un. injured
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-30

Scarborough pictures that please at Fices that art right. Over Cordova drug store Phone 140-3 rings
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-30

You have until Tuesday to avail yourself of the specials in groceries as advertised by
 THE BLUM-O-NEILL co.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-30

Milk shakes like mother used to make at The Club Billiard Hall. 23-tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
PROTI PROTIPROHIBICNf STRANY
BUDOU AGITOVATI PROTI W.
SLOVNYM ZAPOVEDNiKJM

Washington 25 dnora Sranv osobni svobodv SO sorga
nlSuJi voebnmu boil prot vSem kanddatum federdnich
statnch voeb liz nn byo 6eso ktere vypovi bo
zopovestne prothonsk6 ze. Oznamuje tax hlavni
stan "vhkych".
kdo e veskrze suchym nestane presidentem Spoie-
nych Satd prav vysovne poednan move organisace
Nllony muA zen jsou zvykl popati 81 strfdm6 slenku
hoveho napoe Jiste nebudou voi muze, enz sta
strojem aby tohoo sv6ho pozku by zbaven nak
pranm veny naroda Strana osobn svobody chape ny
methody ez veda zapovednfky v6zstv ale dnes
ka protihostnska lga polcke arene protvnkem ktery
porah bude vastnm Zbranem Po nekolk pripra-
VoVano by!o ranou osobni svobody velke pol hnut
chny prace chovany tano Organisovani morych Jest
lem ledineho muze jenz v6f veka Americana Jest
zasadne prot 49, dodatku americk6 sav6 muz
ma "a sebou fnantnch zaoh nikdo nepomaha ma ien
sacl stroll obalky poStovn znamky tot celia eho vaetna
zasoba, kterou pustil smelly boi.
dopisech adresovanych osobnim pfateam zadal zod-
pod6nf tri oazek
Hodate postavt proti zvolcni muze do veIq nth8
du jenz by by pro Is. dodate1 naSi ustavy?
Jste ochoten prisp6ti 81 .00?-~
Hodlate pozadati prate aby k 6to organsaci pf
poli prispel S1.00?
Vy3edky, jakych ento dopracoyal jsou pry pre-
kvapujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

Washington 25. dnora. Pfekvapenim dnesniho dine
bylo menovan Banbrdge Cobyho satnm ajemnikem jenz
Jest newyorskym pravnkem 1912 by pravou rukou Roo
sevetovou p tvoTen dnes zanke strany Ryo
TO vlasne presdenem Wsonem uchysane druh pekvapen
h6hem posednh "a hodn prvnm bylo menovani dfiveho
repubikana Craneho Chicago vysancem pro nu. Die
Slovanych zprav neou vsak repubkn kapou nkterak
obou techto prpadech spokojen.
Jest vsak pochybno re by pokusli oposici pro
vemu sekreta eikoz eho menovan jest vyhrazeno en
sidenovi samotnemu Take prohibcaci neradu nebot
Colby ako Glen odn rady Spoenych Satu 1918 prohas
prohbe zmensi cnnos d6nictva Sam byva do roku
1912 repubkanem pax pestoup do Rooseveovy srany
gesii konec utekl do tabora demokraickeho pn6
podporufc Wsona p vobe do druheho presdenskeho
minu.
Novy vyslanec pro Cnu vi menovan pro tyz urad jiz
ednou presidentem Taem kdy obvnovan dopust ne
kolika nepfipusnych poznamek.
Jmenovan Colbyho nastupcem ma hodinu propus6neho
ansnga dav atku rozhovorm prave TAX jake resgnace
taiemnka odstoupleho.
Colby sam jest pekn6ho zjevu vybornym reGnken, ale
nechtel vnc Zpravodanm jmenOvani da bzsich
formac Jest padesatnkem narozenym ST. Louis prava
studoya Adebe koej university Western Reserve ale
sudia dokoncil ma koleji Wiliamsove.