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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
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ACREAGE


: acres: all cleared: fine ioea-
ton: close In: electric lights
and water. coxy Groom cot
tage. M cd ern chicken
house, garage, pig pen.
feed house and tool house.
Ideal little ranch and fine
home. Price only sz.s5os
terms 1850 cash. balance
HERMAN SCHROEDER
Si9-tt White bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
FARMS WANTED

IWANTED--rltOM no is ACRES.
with some improvements. near
Henton. state location. improve
mcnte. price and terms. F-p2. star
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e.,s~nters 70 build houses. men %
c3<sr out roads and men w w.
teams or trucks 10 gravel f oaus
Viil give work for ens-qu.nsr,sp
c~vmcnt on tracts In the JUL
k0fL CENTER. north OF city. seq
A n,fs'swxs2i-KEE 4 ST. PAUL
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

y r. BALi~-Estabiishsd 1887. An
cases: snoder.ss fees; sonsui,st!es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Just D0tes
on Writing
Limericks

Everybody's doing H. Doing
what7 Writing llmorickA. OF course.
There's a picture play called Wet
Cold"
It's a dandy I have been told.
It's going 10 he Mt the Strand
For whole week. and
You can Just bet I'm going TO see
WET Cold"
There you are. How's that for a
limerick VI was written by 10 year
old Roy Stewart. who says he just
dotes on writing Jingien.
Here's another one. composed by
Annie Lee
I like photoplays. you can bet:
There's one coming they say n the
best yet.
| It's called wet Gold" and say.
I'VE been told
Your moneys worth. you win sure
get
The Star win give $40 for the best
| limerick and s. for the next three.
Limerick must include the words
''Wst Gold" and Strand.
| 'Wet Gold" " the title OF pie
ture coming TO the Strand Satur'
day.
Address letters 10 Limerick edi-
tor. Seattle Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
BATTLE ON OVER
BIG POWER SITE
Hydro Electric Energy for
co. 900, 900 at Stake

Los ANGELES. July so.-Thc
control OF $500. 900 horse power Of
hydroeiectric energy--enough to
supply the Industrial wants Of co.
900. 900 people.
This Is the colossal stake IN q
contest which may determine the
basic policy regarding future Amcri-
can water power development -
whether II shall be given over for
private exploitation or for public
purpose.
The race Is between the people OF
Los Angeles and the Southern Cali.
fornia Edison company. a 500. ooo..
900 power corporation covering
seven counties Of Southern Cali,
fornia-
The decision rests with the Fed
eral Power commission. consisting
OF Secretary Of War Weeks. Secre
tary OF the Interior Fail and Secrc.
tary OF Agriculture Wallace. Here
is the status OF the contest:
The city of Los Angeles. flushed
with success over its Owens river
power project that has netted the
people si.5op.ooo in the first four
years OF operation. while selling
power IS per cent cheaper than any
private company in California, has
filed applications for rights 20 the
Boulder Canyon dam site on the Col.
orado.
The Edison company two months
ago filed on five important sites on
the Colorado. The most ambitious
OF its claims is the exact spot
claimed by the city OF Los Angeles
the Boulder Canyon project.
Los Angeles city. claiming that
public development is not only a
third cheaper for the consumers OF
electricity but more efficient. has
sent Special Counsel w. y. Mathews
TO Washington to fight the claims OF
the Edison corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

BLUE MOUSE
EVERYBODY in interested in the
II pay envelope.
You know how II Is. Saturday
comes and you tear open the en-
veiope and count the bills TO sre II
the boss has at last come TO a real
lzatIon OF your great worth. OR you
scan the figures on your check.
Add there are those who plug
away. year In and year out. hoping
against hope for the raise always
deferred.
Such Is wilkins. central figure In
The Ten Dollar Raise" "a screen
version OF Peter II. kyne's clever
human interest drama which Is at
the Blue Mouse this week.
CLEMMER
Edith Roberts plays a dual role In
her intest Universal feature '"Thun.
der Island" which opened today at
the Ciemmcr. She appears as a 1T
Ito Mexican shepherdess. and also as
her own brother. Juan. She IL par.
ticularly fetching as the brown
skinned youth. The story Is based
on Beatrice Grfmshaw's novel. My
Lady Of the Island
The scenes OF this story are laid
along the coast OF Lower California.
A score OF expert divers take part
In the pearl fishing scenes.
COLONIAL
Shirley Mason 10 the star Of The
Mother Heart the new picture play
which opens Mt the Colonial today.
Miss Mason enacts the role OF the
daughter OF man who stole In
order that his family might 1--we
II Is picture lrresistibly sympa
thesic In quality and OF coupe de
velops a romance incidentally.
Raymond Mckee again appears
opposite the star.
STRAND
Conrad Magic. Lois Wilson and
Jack Holt. who appeared IN MID.
summer Madness" a William DE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
HEALTH OF WOMEN

How many perfectly well women
do you know? Isn't 1t true that In
order to keep up with the march OF
progress, the endurance Of woman Is
often strained to It's utmost. and the
tax upon her physical system Is In
many cases greater than she can
stand7 Headaches develop. and nerv'
Gus irritahllity. backache. dragging
down sensations. and other painful
ailments peculiar 10 women. The re-
liable remedy when a woman gets In
to such n condition is Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. as for
nearly half n century IL has proved
the natural restorative for these
troubles. --Advertisement
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"Over the Hill"
Coming Sunday

"ovcr the Huls." the big Fox
production which comes TO the Met
ropoiitan July sist for limited
run. IL an adaptation OF two OF
win Cartoons most beloved poems.
While following closely the theme
OF these verses and having for its
motif the divine love OF "A mother.
the story nevertheless Is rcplete
with sparkling comedy situations.
Mary Carr Ia cast in the leading
role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
SYSTEM
BOOSTS TAXES
County Commissioners Hope
to Drop Burden

During the firtt five months oil
1891. $4,000 were lost by the King
county ferry system.
That Is one OF the reasons why
students of finance have agreed
that a :mlii drop in the county tar
levy could be made II the ferry
system was sold. leased. or other
wise taken off the county's hands
A second reason Is the fact thai
$500 900 were iost In 1890.
King county commissioners arr
holding secret conferences every
afternoon this week and listening
To dozens of suggestions for the
disposal OF the system.
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HI. l.. Pittock's Will
II Upheld by Court

SALEM. ORE. July 27.-The viii
OF Henry L. Pittock. late publisher
OF The Orcgonian. a newspaper AT
Portland. was upheld by the supreme
court yesterday. the opinion beins
unanimous.
According 20 the opinion. the In.
strument was a valid document.
dsclaratory OF his disposition OF his
estate"
The decree affirms Judge Tczweil
Of the Muitnomah county circuit
Tho opinion was written by Chief
Justice Burnett The proceeding TO
set aside the win was Instituted by
Caroline T.. f>eadbctter. one Of Mrr,
Pittock's daughters. Pttock died
January -. 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

LOS ANGELES. July CIV. A
West was arrested In Los Angeles
Tuesday. when police officials de
ciarcd he was wanted in connection
with the death OF Lem Smith In Ar
iona "A few days ago. West was IN
the company OF Smith when the lat.
ter left Brownwood. Texas. by au.
tomoblle, for Tacoma Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

Edith Roberts. This capt.
rating young actress is play
ing q, dual role in Thunder
Island" the feature picture
noio at the Ciemmer. She
appears as q Mericun shep-
herdess and also as her otcn
brother, Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
Picnic of Michigan
Folk This Saturday

sfichlgslnders in Seattle will have
their picnic at Madrona park satur'
day afternoon and evening. Those
attending should bring their own
baskets. Swimming contests. tennis
matches and other events are being
arranged by +. A. Audiey. president
OF the association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe homo
remedy In the treatment of eye
troubles and to strengthen eye
sight. Sold under money refund
guarantee by all druggista
Advertiacneps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
TwENTy.sIx OF THE 40 PASS.

PORT applications received in the
last few weeks by r. C. Rowley. in
charge OF the new Seattle office. have
been rush orders. In special cases
Rowley can obtain a passport in
about "a hours. Office is room EOS,
Federal building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
WINTER GARDEN

Jean Hersholt. who enacts tho
role OF "Mmson" In TYRONE Pow
er's famous stage success. was an
artist OF note In his native Den
mark. before he hearkened TO the
call Of the stage to gain fame as an
exponent Of fbsen.
His work in the difficult role por
trayed by Powers on the stage. Is
one of the features Of the screen
production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

FUNERAL SERVICES for Louis
Levy. &C. OF 25o2 Washington st.
we're held Tuesday. Burial was In
Oak Lake cemetery.
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Anita Stewart plans 10 back a Sc
ries OF pictures starring her brother.
George. His last picture was with
Alice Lake In over the Wire"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

Cleo Ridgley returns to the screen
In support OF Betty Compson In The
Woman in the Case"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

Ethel Clayton II starring at the
Liberty this week In shan" The
picture. which is filled with delight.
ful comedy. deals with society
shams in a highly entertaining man.
ner. Miss Clayton has a charming
role In which her art finds adeauats
expression.
clyde Fillmore Ia her leading man.
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I.EsCHr.MrDINA FERRY ,

make Its last trip at 1890 A. m. dur.
ing "wayfarrr" week. 80 folks across
the lake can get home the same
night.
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| MFR. and Mrs. Carter De Haven.
, the clever comedy pair. are playing
at the Coliseum this week In a do
iiRhtfully entertaining picture play.
The Girl In the Taxi"
The De Ravens gave up their
stage career over n year ago to
enter pictures and since that tifno
have made several very clever come
dies.
DE Haven has the role Of young
moiiycoddle. Mrs DE Haven IL. quite
naturally. the girl he falls in love
with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

Mile production which showed here
a short time ago. arc again asso.
eiated together as the three prin'
cipals In AIR. dc Miles latest pro
ducilon. The Lost Romance.
founded on an original story by Ed
ward Knobiock. noted English play.
wright
'sThe Lost Romance Ia at the
Strand this week.
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MRS. HENRIETTA KAHNwEIL

ER, 70. died Tuesday at Providence
hospital Body VIII be sent TO Butte
Mont. for burial She lived at 1910
+. Columbia IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

CONCRETE. - Burglars get s.
from Joe Barta's bakery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

An Asiaiic fish called the climb
ing perch" Is as much at home on
land as In water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27

There are five times as many
cattle In Argentine as there are peo-
pie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
TODAy's PROGRAMS

IIREHry--Eihei Clayton In ''shsm."
CT o. NJ ~ u N-t.dth Rob~rts In
Treasure tsisnd-"
BItE Morst.--refev n. kyns's
The Ten Dollar Hsi.e."
WINTER aARDE>--'-rhe servant
In the uca-~." Aii-stsw ~sAt.
COIISfst MIR. and Mr~. Carter DE
Hasen In The Girl in the Tssi."
sTRA>D-''fhs ise~t Romance" All
altar rsSf.
CoIoNIAt>--shtrtey Mason In The
Methrr Heart"
REN--''The Battiin' Md"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-27
STRAND

Conrad Magic. Lois Wilson and
Jack Holt. who appeared IN MID
summer Madness" William De
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
HOJU Stevens ESCAPED

blower, Grim
yesterday result Of the official Of
prosecutor Collins
gradually
community
unlawful Of expo
burglary grand larceny.
trial August when Judge
burglary grand
eeny $1,000
before Judge Fremont AL
Collins
sives showing the hat this
$4,000 and bothered
indictments against him Judge Collins
result of the reduction OF the bond by
petition his recognizance by
position his
$4,000.
stevens put up $4,000
disappeared
happened following that have
there
which Stevens could will Desperate
officials this
method of Stevens When the fxers found
penal
liberty.
interesting
him Then the Judge trial date which resulted
discovery
Stevens
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
Painted Coffee

which confirms suspicious
certain mills
polish and then sell them
said that all the graphite tacum powder and
whether / painted.
a a coffee
Indianapolis
painter be paid
The knowledge that there employed the gentle of
there evidence confirm the
Brazil the United States and
Santos Rio and
obtained from the sack at the grocery?
difficult distinguish drinking the of coffee
especially
tive public re-wthout ansfersbu refresh
nothing the aromatic favorn the
which cheers but nebriate
the constitutional heterodox
mills
and then sake especially all
the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
or beat OF your blows with marvellous

or beat of your blows with marvellous
skin
But HE WON'T
JUMP WIRE.
Il is strange that so smart an animal
has never discovered that If he would
but do It he could clear without much
trouble the wire fences which are to be
found verywhcra now as a protection
against the droves Of rabbits which Will
in a single night lay low a large field
OF growiug crops. The kangaroo, when
he runs into one Of these fences, VIII
follow It for miles trying to find an
opening This, and his tendency 10 20
IN straight lines once he is on the run,
often gives the hunter an advantage over
him.
Orc popular belief about the kangaroo
has been pretty we'll exploded. He does
not use his tail TO help him when he
takes his long leaps except RS halanc-
ing POLE. sitting up, for a laOk around.
the tail is n good prop. When hopping
along the ground the kangaroo let's his
tail drag Imply behind him. but when
IN flight he uses the tail 90 give him bal
auce. Some hunters find II q good idea
70 cripple the kangaroo by firing Mt thu
point where the tail joins the body and
this usually brings him down IN hurry
but unless hit f0ll by y bullet at close
range the kangaroo is likely TO get away
II his tail Is unhurt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory

You remember IN the story before this
that the old witch, who owned the VOL
derful fan tree had scolded Puss for
picking of one Of the little fans, and
how, when he offered her a gold piece,
she had replied that she had no use for
money. Well, there she stood glazing
at him with her wicked eyes. And,
then, all Of sudden. she shook her old
crutch at him and said:
81 shall change you and your donkey
into storks," and, before Puss could do
anything, he turned into stork with
great long legs, and the donkey into a
stork with a long red beak.
And then the tree began to wave all
the little fans and a great wind sprang
up, and before Puss and his friend, the
donkey, knew what was the matter, they
were blown away. So, to save them
selves from being rolled over and over
on the ground they spread their wings
and few high up into the air.
"Dear me-" cried Puss, "this is the
worst thing that has ever happened.
That old witch got the better Of me this
time"
"You should have been quicker to
make use Of your magic charms said
the little donkey, who, although he Is
now a stork, l shall call him a donkey
so you will understand whom I am talk
ing about.
Well, by and by they came to n town,
where they settled on the roof Of a big
white house, and as soon as the people
saw them they crowded the streets
See" they cried, there are two storks
come to live on Hans Drinkers house,
for this was little Dutch town, you
see, close by the Zuyder Zee"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
VIXEN A GIRL MARRTES
A NelU Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann Isle

Jim cleared his throat with a raspinG
sound that grated through the stiffness.
Mushroom milIIonaires-on bit less
as he had coughed "Cut the Mysteries.
Anne. I'm au in-can't stand any more.
Wonder Il II would have been better to
hold on-aud wait for a better price.
No-tAe market viii probably steady
down and fall point or TWO
BETTER to realize what you can on a
margin deal
tic wasn't talking to me at all He
didn't really know that was there
"Jim aren't you going to kiss me -
! protested lis this how-we take
riches? n iys an omen Ia rather stay
poor. And We weren't poor with your
wonderful salary."
That's it-start croHking Can't please
some women" be muttered.
For a second started 10 be angry.
too. And then the feeling that I'm sore
comes to all wives swept over me. was
J.ms mother az we'll as his sweetheart
He was my boy-a big baby-no more.
Lets go out and buy a large, Juicy
beefsteak and a couple Of artichokes. "
/ cried gayly knowing that Jim would
prefer just now to have me attend to
his creature comforts instead of Offering
him emotions. "But first I'm going t.
brush you of bit and rumpln your hair
just once, as / can have all the fun OF
smoothing It down again. "-Copyrgh
1921
ITO be Contlnued)
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VIM Not on Air Code?

balloon and got married was
folly but
complete revision along
thai u an
Ranger fight while guard
cowboys
Chinese coolies and Mexican revolutions
recently aviator for dsordey conduct
while the
juggling his plane and down. narrowly missing
espassing somebody's
sky and dignity Of the State
should junket
Haue that could frame
aaix who might
inhabiant thereof
should be determined what rights assert in the sky
something heavy his
when he in his backyard
Those who only fur hat umbrella them should not be
hghpeed engine and it's
ladies should protected
with for Moose Factory and ends
drdery
duct irrespective O accidents.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18

in various ways, on horseback or afoot,
With rifle or shotgun, or by stalking 1t
.sH't sportsmanltke to take q gun along
II you ride. For q mile OF two the kan
CARGO will give your horse a good race,
Tut then he tires easily and IS brought
down with a blow from a riding whip or
n heavy stick. Hunting them with dogs
is danRerous-fOr the dogs, which must
have the strength and endurance not
only to chase the kangaroo for miles but
C'so 10 Gght aim when he turns AZ bay
Veteran kangaroo hounds usually are
SCARED from head TO tall by the long
claws to be found on the hind feet Of
the kan"s~oos. which ISN'T very brave
until he Ia cornered. when he fights Ike
Il wildcat. he cant bite very much
ard his short forc,eZs aren't much good
IN a battle but when he cuts loose With
his hind feet-look out!
Wica his back against a tree the kan
CARGO VIII seize a dog IN h!s forepaws
and with one sweep Of the long. sharp
tlnd claw, disemhow-el the dog at ona
stroke Many men have suffered = silni
lar fate when they were unable to get
away from the cnraged animal, and It
has proved a wise Idea TO take your turn
m being the hunted when the kangaroo
makes up his mind to cake the offensive
lie Is a clever general nj picking hts
ground for a deht and viii station him
SELF waist-dcep in water and drown the
dogs that come within reach or elsa
hold Jhcm under the water until the dogs
retire for want Of breath When you get
ready % land on r k7na8-oo's head with
Your stick yol viii fad he IS clever
chap with hts paws. s9d hr win dodge
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18

Now as soon as Hans Brinker whom
you've all read about, I'm sure. because
he had a beautiful pair Of silver skates
and was wonderful skater, heard what
the people said he came out Of his house
and looked up to the roof And then
he got n ladder and climbed up and
said: "Oh, you great big birds. why
have you come to our house7"
But when Puss answered him Hans
Brinker could not understand a word
he said. And It wasn't because Puss
spoke In English, either. 1t was because
he was speaking the stork language, and
nobody could Understand him but a
stork. you see.
"Oh, dear me-" said Puss, "what am
to do?" And the donkey was Just as
puzzled, for he couldn't make Hans
Brinker understand him any better.
either.
Well, pretty soon Hans climbed down
and went into the house, and after a lit
tie while he came out again with a loaf
Of bread which he laid on the roof for
Puss and the donkey to eat And next
time you shall hear what happened after
that.--opyrlght, 1921
Ito be Continued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
HOROSCOPE
THE stars Incline, but do not compei!'
TTESDAY. JAN. Ia.

TUESDAY, JAN. Is.
AstrOlogers read this day as favorable
for most human activities. Mars, Venus
and Jupiter are all in benetc aspect.
Neptune alone is strongly adverse.
promising rule prevails for all CON
structlye measures. Engineers. build
ers, those who work in steel and Iron,
and certain manufacturers should bene-
ht from this planetary government.
The sway is supposed to impart initia-
tive and to stimulate all the energies.
1t Is most helpful to those who begin
new projects,
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the forecast Of n successful year. Money
and business viii Increase. Worry about
tribes should be avoided.
Children born on this day will prob
ably be exceedingly presevering and cap
able. They have the augury of success
and happiness.-Copyright, 1921
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18

CHAPTER CXXN.
We stared at each other in silencr
for n moment or two after that brief eX-
'lsmation of Jlm's--"I sold out my salt
Water oil at slxty-seyen We're started,
Aune-We're going to be rich, girl
Jim had clicked the receiver back on
It's hook and stood there with his hand
atiil pressed against the black cylinder.
Strangely enough. ! noticed the position
Of his fingers and the way the little
ANGER stood out from the others. There
Was a spot or his coat sleeve. high up
near his shoulder
I found myself thinking I must get a
whiskorook and try to brush 1t OF.
And mlncliDg with these thoughts. Ike
rlittering beads strung IN and ont OF a
dUll chain. WAS the recurrent refrain
We're rich! We have a fortune. Money.
money, money!"
don't suppose ten seconds elapsed
while these scraps OF thought and emo,
ton trooped through my mind. But part
OF me stood OF and told the rest Of
mo that this wasn't tha way to accept a
sudden fortune Jim couldn't be ex-
pected to / he the way I was acting
or, rather. the way I wasn't acting-up
to my part at all.
| started across the room toward jim.
with my hands held out to him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
Orbison's Humanitarian Act

h Charles fatherinlaw of Charles
Hoover recipient Orbion Dear Jerry orders for
order issued Hoover
mott medical USE
moheinaw, for the Of whom
paralysis
about that time Il Of whisky
Hoover else
he made OF whisky
Hoover
quart whisky his moherinaw the
Foyhe at the police station and
no whisky obtained It,
appears humani
whisky violation of the
expected by the recipient of the