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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

force him 10 strive always for more
profits. Anne Is invited TO the an
nuaI horse show. one OF the hig
events of the season. She orders a
a,unninR dress. She and her nus
hand quarrel over IL The quarrel
gives her headache. and she lies
down TO sleep before donhing the
gown for the evening.
While she sleeps four episodes are
flashed before hcr--each showing
In. sorrow and trouble a woman
vanity and sclfishness can cause.
u Us "a different Anne who greets
her husband some hours later The
order for the new dress is Cancelled
and happiness rcigns In their lituc
home.
All this occurs In Blind Wives, y
the entertaining film play at the
Strand this week in which fstelle
Taylor ard Marc Mcpermott are the
featured players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
COLISEUM

How a beautiful young girl Is
made to suffer by tho waywardncas
OF her own mother is dramatically
pictured In Sowing the Wind" the
screen drnma at the Coliseum this
week In which Anita Stewart Is
starring.
Miss Stewart has long been one
OF the most popular feminine star
appearing before the camera. and
could not be eNcelled.
Sowing the Wind" tells dra
matically Of Rosnmond Athclstane
young girl who spends tho early
part OF her life In a convent and
later takes up theatrical career
She falls In love with Ned Anncslcy,
the adopted son Of n wealthy New
Yorker They plight their troth
but thru the underhandcd work OF
Petworth. an interruptions fellow
who imagincs himself in love with
Rosamond. their romance Is almost
wrecked.
The first part of the story Is
given over to some touching scenes
between Rosamond and her mother
woman of questionable character
CLEMMER
william H.. Crane, for two gen
erntions one OF the most distin
gliished stars on the American
stage, co-stars with Buster Keaton
In lively comedy. THE Saphcad, y
at the Clemmer this week.
1.-THE Saphead" is n story OF Wal
1T. and New York aristocracy
IL is picture OF that phase Of
American life which has formed the
basis OF what has been designated
by the critics as "the great Ameri
can drama" Love and high finance
are intermingled with orgies OF wild
spending that give to the story a
compelling interest Mr.. Crane plays
the role of the hard.headcd, arrogant
and naughty broker, while Buster
Bcaton Is seen as the extravagant.
easy-Roing son whose many foolish
excuses cause him TO be dubbed
THE Saphcad."
STRAND
Anne Is extravagnnt. Her hus
band, john 'iris n profitable bust
ness. but his wifc's expenditures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

and the dramatic series of events
which follow her prophecy brings
tho story TO a smashing climax.
The Rex is also showing THE Son
OF Tarzan.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Waliy Reid plans a pleasure trip
around the world this summer.
Jerome Storm. director. Mildred
Richter, non. professional. Married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Says Lansing Was
Sighted by Chief

Robert f.ansing's expericnc. and
ability in the realm OF international
law were "maryelousiy sighted by
Former President Wilson. according
20 william II. Lewis. Of Seattle. who
was associated with Lansing in the
Boring sea arbitration conferences.
For n juicy steak. let's go TO
poldt's.-Adyertierf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Lorna Doone" Is 20 be done In
celluloid by Maurice Tourneur.
Her Desperate Heritage" will be
Alice Joyce's next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
LIBERTY

T,HE LIBERTY Is presenting a dou.
l. bic feature program this week.
Harold Lloyd II starring In one OF his
latest comedies. Now or Never" and
iseatrice joy heads a splendid cast In
an entertaining drama. "Buniy Pulls
tn. Strings"
Most OF the action In the Lloyd
comedy takes place aboard Pullman
train. where the clever young come.
dian gets into lot Of complaining
situations in his efforts To Rmus. a
little tot with whom he II lcft In
charge.
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" tells the
story OF a little Scotch giri whose
willingness to sacrifice her own hap
piness TO aid her family arouses keen
Interest and sympathy.
Pretty little Mildred Davis has an
important part In the Lloyd comedy.
and Miss Joy "a surrounded By many
popular players. including Cullen
Lands. caAson Ferguson and Ray.
mond Hatton-
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~ Cuts cost OF drinking good coffee.
lent Blend, II lbs. soc: 1 h.. 35c.
RM. A. Hansen. 40 Economy Market
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Very Special Values Are Offered in
Cretonnes, Chintz, Curtain Marquisette
and Marquisette Curtains

Novelty Chintz 55c Yard
Carefully selected Novelty
Chintz Cretonnes, SO inches wide,
in dainty designs for sleeping
room hangings. You will be de-
lighted with these.
Marquisette Curtains
S2.45 Pair W
Three hundred pairs of good
quality Marquisette Curtains.
trimmed with wide Cluny lace
edges and neatly hemstitched.
Unusual values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
BLUE MOUSE

Nfou VI Anna EfNFA latftosH ttbrt .
ts proving a wonderful drawing card
AZ tho Blue Mouse theatre. All day
Saturday and Sunday grca, lines Of
people could be seen In front Of the
Hue Mouse ticket office.
Az a screen production BLACK
neanty'' has been made into n won.
derfully interesting story for the
Trownups as well an the children.
The picture includes all the details Of
Black Beauty" aa written by Anna
Seweli and never departing from the
original story. tells also the indoor
Htopf'' of Squire Gordon. his lovely
daughter Jessie. Harry Biomcfield
and Black Beauty's many human
friends and acquaintance.
one OF the biggest features OF the
entire picture is thrilling horse
race between Black Beauty and
Lightning. II In tho race between
tho hero and the villain TO reach the
side Of "th. girl" The two horses
run like mad. jump hurdles at break.
neck speed. and on tho final stretch
Black Beauty takes tho lead after a
miraculous escape from almost Ger
tain death.
There are three wonderfully intel
iigcnt horses in the picture, and In
the human story Miss Jean Paige, "a
beautiful young actress. heads
splendid cast.
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The Lace Day Shades

This is one of the newest and,
many insist. the most practical way
of hanging window lace. since it
combines beauty of laces with utility
of shade mounted on n roller and
hung with the ease of the ordinary
shade. Day Shades are priced $3.50
TO $500 each.
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COLONIAL,

shirley Mason is n charming little
figure in "Girl Of My Heart" the
film play in which she Is starring at
the Colonial.
Miss Mason appears as Joan--a
child who as founding Is placed IN
an orphanage. and later adopted
from there by cruel guardian. I'm
able 10 stand further abuse, Joan
runs away. and happens into the
Southern home OF Rodney White n
young musician who. In despair over
ill. health. is about 10 kill himself
How the little runaway girl brings
sunshine into the life OF the young
man-who adopts her as a sister
against the wishes OF his puritanical
aunt. forms the basis of "A delightful
romance.
Thruout the picture comedy Is min
gled with strongly dramatic incl
dents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Cretonnes at zoe the Yard
Five hundred yards of Gre
tonnes in the new patterns for
cushions and hangings. They are
SO inches wide and are an excep-
tional value.
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REX


Tom Mix In the dashing hero OF
.sThe Feud." photoplay filled with
romance and thrills at the Rex this
week.
In this picture Mix plays Jere
Lynch. son OF feudist family VINO
Is I'm love with the daughter OF the
enemy, Betty Summers-played by
Eva Novak They make the hut or
Nancy. "A negro NANNY. their secret
rendezvous. When NANNY amuscS
them by telling fortunes with cards
she predicts n union OF Lynch and
Summers blood. Then appears the
ace OF spades-the card OF death
and NANNY says that the union
will not take place until blood has
been shed.
Mammy's prediction comes true.
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Sectional Graft Ldces

The designs are h eavie S t
where they should be heaviest
that is, at the bottom of the
window; and are transparent at
the top of the window to give a
view of the outdoors. Woven in
o. inch repeats. " Sectional
Craft Laces cut without waste
to fit any window. Priced S5c
TO $500 the panel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
800 Yards of 1rapery Crash Attractiuely Priced
at 45c the Yard

material that popular sleeping
hanngs When used combination with creonne very effective
results obtained Drapery Crash 80 wide
faded by the suns Special, the yard 49,
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Curtain Marquisette
CSC the Yard

Thirty full pieces of good Mar
quisette are on sale Tuesday. The
colors are white, cream and ecru.
The material is SO inches wide,
is soft, and will drape perfectly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

NelC Shipments
Of FiIet Curtains
include the finer quality Lace Cur
tains made of Quaker Craft Laces in
such patterns that will add mate
rally to the appearance of your win
dows and the interior OF your rooms.
These are priced $685., $3.50,
$7.S5, $3.50 and $1,000 the pair.
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Attractive Filet Nets

Very pretty White Filet Nets. SO
inches wide, that will make up into
excellent, inexpensive curtains are
being shown and priced 37c the
yard.
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9 IL n Il c ;55d!5tN!!Ill !

the mGt
decorations
them.
We merchandise
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STRAND

Anne Is extravagant.. Her hus-
band, john 'iris N profitable bust
ness, but his wifc's expenditures
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
DEGENERATE BLACK
KILLS LITTLE BOY;
ESCAPES MOB FURY
LITTLE FELLOW HORRIBLY Mutt
LATED-THROhT CUT, TONGUE
SPLIT AND STOMACH OPENED.


MEMPHIS. Jan. ga crazod or
degenerate mind was responsible for
Tie death of 5.ycar-nld Frank Daily.
officers declared today Tho body oi
the little fellow. horribly mutilated.
was found late yesterday in field
near his home whore his laughter
Hd playful pranks once brought hap
piuess and joy He had been missing
since Monday. lis murderer. Matthew
Hons ton. lG-ycar-Uli negro, whom
officers declare confessed TO staying
the child, escaped vengeance ot q
mob's wrath when officers spirited
him away lodging him IN the state
pcuitonliary At Nashville The child $
throat was cut his tongue split. stom
ach split open and body otherwise
mutilatCd.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
George w. Allen, Minnesota Man,
Arrested in Connection With the
Killing of dyHamesLastMonf
JACKSONVILLE MAN
Treated TO COAT or
TAR AND FEATHERS
BELIEVES ACT WAS BECAUSE
INVITED TO ACT AS GOD
FATHER TO NEGRO BABY.
(The AssooIated Preus.l

JACKSONVILLE. Jan 26 Francis
Sullivan, agel 81. Australian born but
a naturalized American, was Kidnapped
from his home last night by FIVE un.
identified men and taken 90 The sub.
urh. Of the city, where be WAS igfrec
and Gathered He was thou taAsn Ia
an batshoDiIe To the residentltl sec
tion and pushed from The ma -If..e He
torrowed pair of oyeralls from a
garage ard reported to the police.
Sullivan says be thinks the cause
of bis plight was because he received
an invitation TO act as godfather at
the christening of negro baby. He
says he served in the American army
during the World War.
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GOOD ROADS MEETING
To BE HELD IN 1921
IN SHANGHI, CHINA

SHANGHAI Jan -5 Plans
set in motion I'd December by =
Wang head 81 the good road .9a
mitiee ~ rae recently organ zed Pan
Pacific Union. 10 bold good roads
convention in Shanghai in the pring
Of 1921 The immediate purpose e tae
convention VIII be - discuss the pro-
iecfs Of building roads from Shanghai
20 HangkoW and from Shanghai 90
Nankine. Doctor Wang. who was one
Of China's delegates 10 the peace con
ference st Paris. is enlisting the aid
Of heads OF Chambers Of Commerce
and other commercial pofties srFs =
pg the convention
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COUNTY TREASURER
ROBBED OF $4,000
IN HARDING'S TOWN
trhe Associated Press J

MARION. %. Jan. 26-Two bandits
today entered the onice OF the coun-
~ treasurer IN the courthouse here,
knocked Treasurer Forty unconscious
with the butt end OF revolver and
escaped in an auionehila WITH neasly
sia naa ~ ash
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RAILROAD PETITIONS
FOR A BIG SLASH IN
WAGES OF employees
+GNfEeE 18Th
OTHER ROADS EHPEcTED TO rot
Low LEAD o. ATLANTA. BIZ
aisCNEM q ATLANTIC.

tHNAG0 jan zs- 5lsshes IA
wages 0i rsslsay employees i heinz
eoa isert 8isr ~ the Uaaed States
Railway Labor beard. This folEos
he Detiiga presented 70 thu board ~
pre- dent BaEg ~ the Atlanta. Bsr-
minghan 4 Atlantic rafsrosd. asking
that wages - reduced 70 "a level %
keep the road Qua Of the hands ef
receiver
Bugs declared the road Is losing
sl9e.oJ8 month Chairman Bartois
II tbs boahd agreed that the case Mis-
pressing and promised an early de-
cisi0u. Other roads are expected TO
fie similar petitions soon
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80 Assoclated pres,1

uARIS. Jan. 26-Military ex,
perts today handed the supreme
council their report on the plan
for disarmament of German mill
tary units. The reports give salts
faction 70 the French viewpoint.
providing for full compliance
the Versailles treaty. Two-thirds
disarmament must be completed
by March and the work finished
by July I. Paul Douer. the French
minister OF finance. opened the
discussion on German repsrations
At the morning session
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international News service,

international News Service.)
Is WILLIAMSON, W va, Jan. 2e.--s
In a courtroom ismmed 10 capac-
ity and an atmosphere surcharged
with tension, the Matewan gun
fight trial opened otday with "a
men charged with murder, the
penalty for which in this state Is
hanging. Close to Judge Bailey
sat Colonel Hall in charge Of the
federal troops in this district, and
in an adjoining chamber the ser.
geant of a company Of the 18th
United States infantry was on the
alert. a signal would bring a
company of regulars, armed. into
the courtroom instantly. All de
PENDANTS answered except two, one
said to be in Jail and the other
missing.
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GOVERNMENT TROOPS
SENT AFTER BANDITS:
AMERICANS ARMED

MEXICO CITY. Jan Is Fear
we're fell here today for large nun
beers of American in the minia= csmp
uf Tepehuanos. State 81 Durango iea
by fhc Ariefa brDthrrs The sr1rts
brothers reyoltc'l several day s9a af
enrding ~ advices reacitng here amt
went % pc aar patb b. Durango vilh
. big following The government has
ordered General Nartlne aHa brp4zht
about the surrender 81 VIA rl tarr
on fhe iran af Dc Au immedtate
Is Americans aud other I9feisBtl En-
the Tepahuape+ ramp arc believes H4
have becn Weli armed
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cox CALLS ON WILSON

ITWItF FWa aIFNWaI TFENFs 9TTFIEE-I
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-The
pres dent today received Former
Governor Cox Of Ohio, the defeat.
ed Democratice ond,date for the
presidency. Cox eluded newspa-
permen and photographers and
with Judge AnSberry entered the
White House through private
walk from the executive mansion.
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ATTEMPT ASSASSINATION OF
ARMENIAN HEAD

''E fN1of~fs4NIN -eeff
PARIS. Jan 26-An uusuc-
cessfu' attempt was made today
to assass mate Avetis Ahrounian.
head of the Armenian delegation
in Paris, The alleged asssiIant
was arrested. He fired ? pistol at
the intended victim but the bul-
let missed.
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NEGRO TAKEN FROM
TRAIN BY 4 MOB,
WHICH DISAPPEARED

MEMPHIS. Jan. 2s-IIenrv Lowry
a negro charged with the murder Of
farmer and his daughter near vii.
son. Ark. Christmrs Oay. was taken
rom officers at Bardis. Miss. today
by mob. who disappeared with him
IN an automobile Lowry waE taken
rom train, aboard which he ~as be-
ing returned 70 Arkansas from y
raso Texas. where he vas eapsaFea
last week Eight or ten automobiles
accompanied the one in which the
negro was placed
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NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD

FARMVlLLE. Va, Jan. 90
James Littleton Hart. postmaster
and editor Of the Farmville Her.
aid is dead al his horne here. ne
was secretary OF the Virginia
Press Association for quarter ot
a century.
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from the. town Nobody tells exactly
the same story about what happened
after that.
4 shot was fred and Mayor Tester-
man iell Then there began the. gen
eral shooting.
Other guards who survived fled,
come swimming across the Tug river
to Kentucky. These have BEEN sum
moncd rs witnessed by the. pfosecu-
ton.
Murder Follows Battle
The murder Of Uriah Hatfield. own,
er Of the Urias hotel OF Matcwan. may
or may mot have had something to do
with the affair
lie was sitting. one evening sever
al months after the killing Of the
guards. in front of his hotel. Sudden.
ly rifle cracked and Uriah Hatfield
fell dead with bullet through his
heart
The murdered man vino was no
relative Of Sid Hatfield had bocn q
Witness before the grand jury that had
investigated the Matcwan affair. aud
had received threatening note after
ward,
Gathering Evidence
All tho forces Of the Baldwin he
tcetiyes, Inc, have been At work cvcl
siuce he day Of tho Matcwan lrag
edy, gathering evidence against sus
peeted persons.
The enclosure IN the court room ~
served for Judge. jury and defendants
will be filed with the numerous de
/ PENDANTS. at the head Of whom SIT
Sid Hatfield III the auditorium gather
the friends and foes OF the accused
men.
| IN the friendly delegation from Mat
evan sits Sid Haticld's wife She
was the widow Of Mayor Testornian
killed in the gun fight The chief oi
police married her few weeks after
the mayors death
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WOULD PROHIBIT SUNDAY
ADJUSTMENTS

tThe Associated Press.l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jen. PA
bill prohibiting Sunday amuse-
hrents but permitting the opera
tion Of necessary public utilities.
was recommended for rejection
by the senate Judiciary committee
today. The house COMMITTEES pest.
ponei action.
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FINANclER OF CA. DEAD

tFHttFhatIoHaI NEWS SetVICt.I
SAVANNAH, Jan. 26--William
McCauley, president of the SaVan-
nah Bank and Trust Company
one of the leading fnaueiers Of
Georgia. died suddenly at his
home this morning.
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--E-s-f-f.j-s-rr-.FTf-i-s-s~s-s-s-i'
!. HARD|nG'S BOAT TO-
: ANCHOR TONIGHT !
!. IN LONELY REGION !.
crhe Associated press.I

7 FORT PIERCE. Jan. ee.--The .
= housebost Victoria with Prezi- .
= dent-elect Warren G. Harding .
= aboard lay anchored last night .
Z between Nero and Fort Pierce. +.
!. coming here early this morning. .
!. Mr.. Harding today played a four .
= some of golf with Former Am .
2 bassador TO Mexico Fletcher. Df .
z Ely and Senator FreilngbuySen. +.
!. This afternoon the hoEseb0at .
Z viii continue its journey toward .
I. Palm Beach. anch0ring tonight i.
= Ia a lonely region far from isu /.
= man habitaiion. .
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BACK TAXES BEING COLLECTED
(Thr Associated Prefs)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-AD
proximatcly S35,0o9C09 ? month
in hack taxcs arc being collected
by the government. Large sums
were found due as thc result Of an
audit q returns.
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TENNESSEE WOMAN
ELECTED SENATOR
Omitted Press.)

- BRISTOL. Tenn. Jan. 26.- .
- Mrs j. Park Worley. the first .
!. woman to seek election to the /.
.,- Tennessee legislature, was elect t.
y ed in yesterdays special election +.
!. to succeed her husband. the late i.
j. Senator WorIey. in the' upper :,
J. chamber, on the face of the re- /.
y turns tabulated here today. I.
!. !.
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The Associated Press }

u ne RSSpcisteo FfeSS-l
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan.
25-Two of nineteen nurses and
attaches at a hospital here suf.
fering from poisoning attributed
20 preserved spinach, are in
serious condition today. Two
deaths occurred yesterday.
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Said To Be the Large Man"
Pointed Out by Lena HaInes
as One of Crady's Assailaufs
Allen to Appear
Before the County
Judge Tomor7Usc

Charged ~str bslra pr<ssnf -
riding and sb<ftsn9 <he szsrser -
Grady ffssrss. - th< onzo t1s~~s
- DsYfors Beach, - spxs nsor<
os December zstn. c4orps ~ ~
ler. Of 4o7 fserfn e<s<1 ssre-<
will appear b<fsr< cssnfy Jsnue
,. Lee H1Crory " tne eosrsr
court a. peLsna Tnsrsasz rse<~-
sng to answer tire eszrs<
Ailes sss srrssz<s fsss szrre
ing ~ 10 .o'cisSk 81 n. ns~~e
where ne nas hesn slssn9 fo- ser~e
tire with his wife. by E3ep1<y
sseriHs sssae saS Tsrn@r 81 o.
lard. MiItcn of D1ysco1 sn1
Tssno "a Daytons 8es<h. fss<o~A
ine : period cf irsex<3 es<sor
which fts~ or hs~. h<erf 9,<-
~ ~ the case ssncs fs- <o<o~-
er's Jury renaer<1 ssr1set xnsx
the boy rad eous - Nc fsa14n
from the hands sf srkncwss ps<-
sies.
Allen stated 80 the 0Hieerz Ihaz ae
BAD arFIsed - Dayfon1 frpm sIs nerss
but several Days Drevloas 20 tss nszr-
dor. that he 9as act aeaszsntsf u1<n
any - those eoneerneA - fia zaur.
eor and kidn&ppanx xhaeh sN1r<ied
this community tia dzy after chrizf.
mas. and that he essaId Frose II n
satisfaction q the eoart his y.szsaxs
~ th~ nigl;f 81 TIE kflEfnx. fsraIah1nx
Says Ailen Hss ~Ds1 nss
Allen. if sss stated - she effzrerz.
had hsln p1iat@d 0nf - Daous zher-
iH o Milsn8 soSae tfsam ssss ~
l-sna H4meN sister 0f the aean br9.
~ tbe big 8aan whonf ssss hssss
lHenflose1 ia hsr tesssassng Il - -
gassf- oue * nc fwo reprsasnsEzzx
ihrHseixes % be JaeAsonvfiss essxrs
~ ssssis q Mss ssat@a ~ inc XII -
Ias iiuse that ~she BIZ msn~ ~sss fbs
1ne 80 carried i5er g@fher. asFzar
ifane @ tae esr waiting aaa sasxzv.
and thar sae iH1ia m@a whasa sha
BAD poi iaeatl9ss was fAr one $50
.bof aer brafher
Aiiea refused 3 s4ik sh5s smasasax
9 fhe uei.aaa ia54 to . fe prraens sssfs~
u tae baHF Nes sszsfn~ ssw hs
sfil pf8ra hls 3aaas pnrs bsfxsss fas
gs1rl saHsefre#
Lsna FsanSs 81 w@f here
q ra8a8rea fAas I.era ffamst. ers
ahfae aemoFg s1eprassssi fAe srrsss y
W. men aas harn seat fpr. assf -
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