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Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
LOWEST POINT OF
UNEMPLOYMENT
HAS NOW PASSED
Building Operations Help to
Put More Men at Work
Factories Employ More.
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and philadelphia Public Ledger.

Special to Indiana Daily I1In0S
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Although
August employment figures compiled by
the employment service Of the Depart
ment Of Labor appear to indicate that
the low point OF the present depression
is passed, yet little improvement is noted
in the major manufacturing, mining and
transportation interests. The slight de-
crease in unemployment noted in the
August statistics, officials of the en-
ployment service said, can be traced
largely to the agricultural activities Of
the month and the season OF the year.
The figures, based on compilations
made by the agents of the service in the
sixty-fve principal Industrial centers.
show the 1,42S concerns reported had on
their payrolls on Aug. 81, 1920 more en-
pioyes than they carried on July 81, an
increase of los per cent in employment.
Discussing the situation generally Fran
els l. Jones, director of the service, said ::
"A happy augury is the very general
increase Of building operations, the sur
vey showing that present activities in
this line are greater than at any time
since the nation entered the war.
"Other encourag ging features are the
generally bountiful harvest; indications
of Improvement in iron and steel 4;
marked unemployment in railroads oc-
equations, the approaching depletion OF
manufactured stocks, and the continued
strength Of textiles, particularly the
cottons. A marked increase in indus
trial optimism is noted also, business
men generally inclining to the bel ef the
worst part of the depression is over, and
the future will witness improvement Of
a healthy and lasting character even
though it be somewhat slow in the
developing. ."-Copyright 1921, by Public
Ledger Co
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Seminole Limited
Hits Dixie Flyer

ALBANY. Ga, Sept. 5-Ons man was
seriously hurt and several others severely
shaken up early today when the Semi
mole Limited, the Illinois Central Chi
ca ago-Jacksonville train. crashed into the
rear Of the Dixie Flyer, the Nashville,
Chattanooga s st. Louis fast train, at
sumner
The Dixie Flyer had stopped for re-
pairs. Both trains were on the Central
Railroad Of Georgia tracks at Sumner.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
state Of Indiana. Madison County. S.


State Of Indiana, Madison County, S.
In the Madison Circuit Court.
William A Smith vs.. Samuel " Smith.
To Samuel y. Smith: You are hereby
notified that the above named plaintiff has
this day filed in the of1ce Of the clerk Of
said court his certain verified petition al
leging therein that you, the said defend
ant on the 14th day Of February. 1855.
being then and there a resident Of the
town Of LinWrod. Indiana. said county and
State. the same being your usual place Of
residence, went to parts unknown and that
you have remained absent and wholly un-
heard from and your whereabouts unknown
since the LIST day Of January, 1908. and
that you have property both real and per-
sonal in said county and having made no
provision whatever for its control man
agement and that by reason thereof said
property is suffering waste and praying
that your estate be adJudged by said court
subject TO administration and that an Rd-
minstrator therefor being duly appointed.
Now, therefore you, the said Samuel n.
Smith. defendant and absentee as afore-
said, are hereby notified that said com
plant and the matters therein alleged, Will
come up for hearing and determination
in said court in the city of Anderson,
county and State aforesaid, on Monday,
the 10th day OF October. 1921, or as soon
as thereafter such a hearing can be had.
Witness the clerk and seal Of said court
at Anderson, Indiana. this 80
(SEAL) day Of September. 1921.
GEORGE w. WINFRBY,
Clerk of the Madison Circuit Court.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Two Women Narrowly
Escape Brutal Attack

Mrs. Lottie Bowman, 9341a South
Meridian street, was looking out the
window of her home Sunday night
Watching the fire department making
run on Meridian street. She turned
and found a negro about to seize her.
Her screams caused the intruder to flee
Miss Lillian Cstertag, Is, $40 Maple
street, was attacked by a man Saturday
night who attempted to drag her into an
alley near McCarty and Maple streets.
She screamed and the man fled
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Charge Drug Traffic
at Missouri Prison

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept 5.-Federal
probe OF alleged drug traffic and other
conditions at the Missouri State Peniten-
tiary was announced here today by c.
Madison, United States district attorney
At the same time II. X. Ennis Of the
Law Enforcement Association charged
that conditions OF negligence extended be
yond the alleged drug traffic. Ennis
cited the case of one man whom, he said
has been kept in solitary confinement for
seven years.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
l51st Infantry
Survivors Meet

A permanent organization was expected
to be formed at the first reunion of the
l5lst Infantry, formerly an old Indiana
National Guard regiment. to be held at
Broad Ripple Park today. Col. George
p. Healey, commander of the regiment in
the late war. is president of the tenn
porsry organization.
James w. Hurt, chairman OF the com
mittee arranging the reunion, stated that
the program was to open with business
session in the morning with talks by
John South Hawkins, formerly regimental
chaplain, Adjt. Gen. Harry B. Smith and
others after dinner. Athletic events also
were scheduled.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Fight Victim Dies;
Murder Charge Filed

Ray Dickerson, 80, 4SO South West
street. is in jail charged with murder
as the result OF the death Of Roy Middle
ton, A., of 421 Kentucky avenue, at the
city hospital
Dickerson was arrested Saturday night
after an argument with Middleton at
West and Henry streets over the pur-
chase OF half pint Of whisky. The
argument became a fight and Dickerson
is said 10 have knocked Middleton into
the street. Middletons head struck the
street car tracks, fracturing his skull.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Burglars Taste for
Jelly Leads to Theft

Some time since Saturday a burglar
entered the II. A. Wiuterrowd Preserve
and Jelly Company's store. 322 East
Louisiana street. and carried away a sup
ply of ely and cherries. M- Winter
rOwd discovered the robbery today. The
loot was valued at S20
Fred O. Simms, owner Of a garage at
81. Bernice, telephoned the indianapolis
detective department that his garage was
broken into during tho night. Tires and
tools valued at more than $500 were
taken. Twenty tires were missing, he
said.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Feared German Riots
Occur; Several Hurt

BERLIN, Sept. 5.-CIashes between
radicals and reactionaries, feared by the
German government last week, occurred
today.
At Pankow, where a former Lehie in
fantry regiment was celebrating, com
munists broke up the gathering, and
canes, beer glasses and crockery were
broken over heads in A general melee
The police fred on the rioters and sew
eral were wounded. Some women were
trampled on by the crowd.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
Marriage Licenses

Philip Brown. 2614 Broadway ..... 81
Julia Bechman, 2065 Central av...... 80
John LELAND, 2415 Prospect st 80
May Weber, 533 S. Alabama St.. 20
Jeareld Trumas, AIS Bright st.. 20
Goldie Slack, 1888 Bosart av......... %
Morton Milford, Ft. Myers. F1a.... IS
Florence Moffet, 5000 E. Washington %
Paul Bernett, 1926 e. Washington st. 10
Margaret Tolan, $50 Bates st....... 90
Donald McLain, 7OG N. Sheffield av. . 81
Mary Barker. 33Gl2 w. Washington st. 10
George Tiebenhoff, 113 Vermont St.. 81
Lena Satzger, 307 n. Alabama ST.. 20
Otis Brinson, 2347 English av,.... AZ
Emma Bruechner, Indianapolis. ..... IS
Carl Thompson. 1446 n Illinois st. =. 80
Sara Keller, 1905 n. Alabama St.. =. IS
Chester Reece, 1928 S, Belmont av.... u
Nellie South, 2122 Conrad av.....,. %
Albert Ulsas, 11St q. Climber st...... %
Mable Thompson. indianapolis 81
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOY.

SHELBYVILLEII Ind, Sept. 5.-An ex-
tensive search is being conducted in an
effort to find Louis o. Hendricks, Is, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Orville Hendricks. who
has disappeared from his home. He took
small air rifle and his raincoat, but had
no funds as far as his parents can learn.
He was sleeping in his home at II o'clock
Friday night when his parents retired
According to his father he had not been
dissatisfied or OF a rowing disposition.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
FORMER ARMY SURGEON HELD

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 5-Dr. William
Hadley, former Army surgeon. under ar
rest on a charge of numbering his wife,
Mrs. Sue Tinsley Hadley in Richmond,
Va. three years ago, was held incom-
municado in the county jail here today
awaiting final arrangements for his re-
turn to Virginia in custody of officials
from Richmond who arrived here early
this morning.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
LIGHTNING FIRES BARN.

GREENSBURG, Ind, Sept. "a loss
Of $4,000 was incurred when lightning
struck and fired a large barn on the
John Updike farm ten miles west Of
here. Grain, hay and farm implements
belonging to Charles Gossert, renter of
the farm, were destroyed.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
MALE HELP WANTED.

FIFTY MEN TO JOIN THE
WORLDS SERIES BASE
BALL CONTEST. F R f E
TRIP, ALL E X P E N S E S
PAID. FOR FULL PARTIC-
ULARS SEE MIR. YOUNG,
THIRD FLOOR LYRIC THE
ATER BLDG.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
DIES FROM BURNS.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Sept. 5.-Mhs.
Mamie Shively, ~, wife of John Shively,
is dead at her home in the northeastern
Iart Of Hamilton County from burns
which she received when she attempted
to start a fire in the cook stove with
coaloil. The husband and three daugh
ters survive.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
WOMAN FATALLY
HURT IN SPILL
Special to The Times.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept 5.--When
their automobile turned over on the Lin
coin Highway three miles north of Fort
Wayne Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Byron ]
Smith of indianapolis, was fatally in
jured and her husband and her youngest
child sustained broken bones, cuts and
bruises from which they may recover
The father and son are in q local hospital
The occupants of the car were held
pinned beneath the machine until pass
ing autoists took them from the wreck
All were brought to this city.
Friends of the Smiths here say the
family started to FIT. Wayne Saturday
and expected to drive to Churubusco
Sunday. 1t is thought they were on the
way to the latter place when the acci-
dent occurred. Mr. Smith is treasurer of
Of the indianapolis Paint and Color Com
pany and the family home is at 1902 East
New York street
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
ODD FELLOWS AT GREENsBURG.

Indianapolis Odd Fellows are enjoying
an old-fashioned picnic at the Odd Fellow
home at Greensburg, today. The new
Odd Fellow band, which is eApected to
be the largest in the State whH - fully or
gantzed, was to provide musi
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
NOTICE.


Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF the Board Of Trustees OF the Cen
tral Indiana Hospital for the Insane until
10 o'clock a. m, Sept. T. 1921. for tho Items
enumerated below.
Each bidder must deposit with his pro-
posal a certified check in the amount as
noted with the item. The proceeds of the
certified check shall become the property
of the Board of Trustees. acting for and
representing the State of Indiana as
liquldated damages in the event the bid
der whose proposal is accepted shall not
within ton days after the award of the
contract. enter into a written agreement
and secure tho Same with a surety bond
in the full amount of the contract price.
The Board OF Trustees reserves tho
right to reject any or all proposals or any
part thereof.
Item 1.-structural changes and Rddi-
tions, powe. house. accompanied by GER
tilted check FOR $500.
Item New boiler house roof. accom-
panied by certified check for $500.
Specifications for this work are on file
at the ONCE of the Board of Trustees, Cen
traI Indiana Hospital for the Insane and
at the oh1ce OF Adolp Soherrer, architect.
BY order of he BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05

SITUATION ANTED-FEMALE.
S~~-~~~-~~~-o~~N>~~o~~~o~N'
COUNTRY girl wants housekeeping in
country; state wages. Address A No.
1911 Times
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
INDIANA DAILY TIMES
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Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
PERSONALS.

PILES-Fistula, assures, liberation, bleed
ing itching, cured at home Write for
free trl.I treatment. S. TARNEY. Auburn,
Ind
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
GARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
our friends and neighbOTs for kindness
and sympathy shown during the Illness
and death of our beloved son. Arthur
Barnard Beach; also Shirley Bros, under
takers: Rev Lswis and WilkersOn family
Special thanks and gratitude are extended
to Mrs Otto Jasper. who remained faith
full friend and nurse throughout our be-
reavement Mr.. AND MRS. BEACH AND
FAMILY.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05

WILL not be responsible fer any debts
contracted by my wife. WALTER
GALLAMORE.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
WANTED BOYS

WANTED-Boys not over IA years old TO
carry Times routes in central part OF
city; boys who want to make good money
call and see Mr.. Moorehead any afternoon
at Times office after o'clock
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Girls

Between IS and 25 years. who are seeking
permanent employment and whose homes
are in the city, apply TO the
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
Room s22. corner New York and Meridian.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
NOTICES.

JITNEY drivers picnic and outing, Co
lumbia Park, Labor Day. Sept. 5, 1921.
Jitneys leave Washington and Kentucky
ave-; also Illinois and Washington. Al
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05

WANTED-Boys and girls to buy school
books, new and used. We save you
money CRAWFORD'S DRUG STORE
Pennsylvania and North streets.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
AGENTS-WANTED.

AGENTS make s25 per week distributing
circulars and taking orders for groceries
and dry goods. Postal brings particulars.
BUSH BROTHERS, Ft. Ticonderoga y. Y.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

FOUR rooms and bath, $50 per month. 701
South Illinois street.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05

THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST.
Best Ind. or Linton, clean forked. 81 90
Illinois lump, large clean forked $50
BeskV3razil block, large forked. $3.50
Tryf our Pocahontas, none better.
Delivered anywhere in the city. Free
kindling with each ton ordered or more.
DreSsi 3eso Auto. 62-3S4.
Indiana daily times., 1921-09-05

HOME FOR COLORED.
Four rooms; electric lights. gas IN goo
condition. 1927 Alvord street; 500 easl
balance SIG month.
MARION COUNTY STATE BANK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
Motion Picture
at MetropoIitan

Said TO possess all the pastoral
sweetness Of James Whitcomb RI
ley poem and the photography ard
detail OF ID. W. Griffith production.
The Stream OF Life" a special
screen showing. opens at the Metro
politan theatre for four days begin
ming Sunday.
'The Stream OF Life" has to ~
with the story of young boy who
Is born and raised ON a farm. whD
tho still In his teens. hears the an
OF the city. II then takes him thru
his battle for money in the city and
his success. and yeti Is not . 0zcs
cess. for In his mad rush for what
he thought was success. he framp1sd
under foot the real joys OF life With
the result that he finds himselS =
a bigger struggle.
As the special added attract100
with the showing Of this wonderful
offering. Manager Hood announcoD
that he has secured the services a
Miss Lois Wiley. noted soloist Of the
First Methodist church. who win oG-
fer a number Of songs that are neag
and dear to the hearts Of everyona.
There will also be a special muS3o
score rendered by q large orcheseFa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
|f1ovieQuizze,

Conducted IN cooperation teifh
associated First National Pictures.
fncJ
Film Fan.---Zaxu Pitts has not left
the screen. She has appeared In n
number OF productions since her
marriage 10 Tom Gallery. "coinci.
deneo" has not been released yet.
Many beautiful girls do not screen
well. II would he rather hard 10
hide defective teeth as every picture
requires several clor~-ups OF the
leading players. Their. is n great
difference In stage and screen make
up. DO not happen 10 know the
present address OF Ashton Dcarhoit.
Ceneva.--"Buii" Montana was born
In Italy. His name In Luigi Sion.
iana- II Ia said that he IL about 10
receive citizenship In the United
States.
oucntin.-rM Marjorie Daw las natu
rally curly hair. Sho is not married
Gloria Swanson II the wife Of Her.
F%'tA s'"thR'Nhs AH'g EAst 'ltf Hflafi
daughter. Gloria
Mcrric Lassie. AT the End OF th~
World" IL the title OF Betty Comp
sons latest picture. She will be sup,
ported by Milton siifs. Mitchell Lewis
and casaon Ferguson. John Harron
In with Coldwyn.
coiictie.--At last Doris May and
Wallace Macdonald are married. I,
has been rumorcd and denied nj
various times. but definite news be
came known when Wallace obtained
the marriages license.
Peari--Some time ago you asked
the for Information regarding Doro
thy Bernard. Tho latest picture In
which she appeared Ia The Wild
Goose" shc has very recently beer
engaged TO appear In william A
Brody's stage production. Person
atty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

Lon chaney's birthday is on April
Fools day.
Maurice Tourneur has started TO
film Lorna Doone."
big Town Ideas" Title OF Eileen
rcrcy's next
Mary Mics Minter Is now working
on ''Her Winning Way"
Persons who had seen way Down
East" not less than five times were
guests at the 5ooth showing at the
Forty fourth Street theatre in New
York.
Pat O-Mailcy was injured In lear
from n bridge 10 a tree during the
filming OF The Lying Truth"
Anita Stewart wears - dresses In
The invisible Fear" No. not at one
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
The odore Roberts, Screen Character
Actor, Reported to Be Seriously Ill

TuiEoDoRE ROBERTS. foremost
i character actor OF the screen. Is
reported seriously III at his home In
Hollywood
Thus comes a pause In a busy
career. The career started when
Roberts was n. lie had aspirations
to become an actor. His mother
looked with dlssavor upon this am
bition.
So she asked John Mccullough.
famous tragedlan. TO discourage the
youth. Roberts visited the theatre
at which Mccullough was playing.
The two became 40 interested IN n
discussion OF the theatre and Shake
speare that they forgot to eat
That night Mccullough reported
to Mrs. Roberts. He said. you'll
make a mistake By keeping the boy
from the stage. That's where he
belongs
Roberts first gained notice wnen
he appeared In support OF Fannie
Davenport
His mother induced him 20 leave
tnr riA<ts tir bFftfut captain OF ~
san Francisco schooner. Ono day
he became angered at a sailor and
threw him overheard. Then he
rushed to the stern. isaped into the
water and saved the man
Since Roberts was to lead a sea
mans life he insisted on looking the
part Ills mother thought his rough
appearance less agreeable than an
actors career and so the captain
returned 10 the stage.
Roberts toured the United states
and Europe. playing the part Of
Candy In ARIZONA" He supported
Guy Standing In The Right Of
Way" His part was considered Of
secondary Importance. but he made
such q hit in u that his name was
featured In electric lights.
His last part of Importance on
the stage was In The squaw Man. e
Roberts has been In the movies
since the day OF the tworccl fea.
ture. His favorife part was as the
old man in Male ard Female" His
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
LOUIS CALHERN OFF
FOR DEMPSEY BOUT

.Inmedi;eiy upon completion Of his
work in the present Lois Weber pro
duction. Louis caib-rn. leading man
In tho Weber studios. will leave for
the East Mr.. caihcrn IL not going
TO tho Atlantic coast on business. but
in order 10 SEQ the Carpenter Dcmp.
scy fight Mr.. calhern will b. nc.
companici BY Earle Hughes. Jack
Dousher,y. Philip Hubbard and WI.
bur Highly. who are now working In
Miss weber's latest pho,opiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
SOON TO START
"PEIER PAM PLAY

Peter Pan started on It's way 70
the screen last week. when John s.
Robertson. director OF Sentimental
Tommy" and his wife. Josephine
Lovcst. continuity writer. sailed for
London 20 confer with Sir James NJ.
Barrie and Ado'ph Zukor, president
Of the Famous Players-I.asky corpor.
alton. The quartet will decide who
Is TO play the Naude Adams role In
this most famous OF Barrie's plays.
and whether II win be filmed In the
Paramount studios in London. New
York or Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
S T r AN D
HE GHOST IN THE GARNET


Us1s1e OFp<ii. .porosny Cnh
0Ui Cfark-.- .-.-....---... Wi44ssfh FaFs
4tlbest pennzsoa. .bowtnx Clark
ef<y white ..-.......-.....shsy ~fes
Dslsie O'Deli. "a poor relation" ac-
cspts an invitation TO visit wealthy
aunt. With her dog and parrot, she
arrives at the iatter.s home--oniy TO
receive = very chilly reception Del
- makes friends with Bill Clark. her
uncie's secretary. He gives her a
ofring Of imitation pearls. the replica
q . necklace worth sTs.ooo belonging
% her aunt. There follows . series
q events In which the pearl neck
lnces are mixed pro and con-
This all happens IN The Ghost In
IN Carret." starring Dorothy Cish.
q the Strand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
BETTY COMPS0N IN
NEW PHOTOORAMa

Unusually artistic Chinese into
riors. modified 20 some extent BY
European innovations. have been de-
vised for AT the End Of tho World
In which Betty Compson will star for
Paramount. In the preparation Of
these settings. Pcnrhyn stanlaws.
the famous artist who has specialized
on beautiful womcn's pictures. has
shown the value OF his artistic train.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
LOIS WEBER BEGINS
NEW PRODUCTION

Lois weber. for 10 years author.
director and producer. has begun
work on her first production for re
lease this summer. Louis Calhern
and Mona Lisa play the leading roles.
Tho cast also Includes Marie Wal
camp. who viii have an important
part. Others In the production arc
Jack Dougherty. Gertrude Short.
Margaret Mcwade. Philip Hubbard.
Earle Hughes. Edith Lennert and
Wilbur Highly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
DID YOU KNOW THAT:

Bessie Love IL an exceptional
water-color artist7 That she IL nj
present n pupil In a Los Angeles
art SCHOOL,
Clara kimhaii Young. bcsides
once having been a musician. has
composed several musical works7
Viola Dana is a toe dancer?
Harry Myers was the first 20
make a decorative art title In mo-
ton picfurcsy
Carmel Myers originally intend.
ed TO be a newspaper writcrg.
Mildred Davis got her first part
In pictures by doubling for Louise
Lovely during the iatter's illnessy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
TALENTED MUSICIAN
AGAIN AT COLISEUM

Hans Hanke. the woridfamous pl.
anlst. has returned to the Coliseum
for another weeks engagement. lie
will give special selections each after.
noon and evening ana will take par;
in the sunday morning concert. The
Coliseum concert orchestra OF ~ art.
lists. Arthur Kay. conductor. will play
at that tim. tho prelude 10 "Die
MeiaterSinser." by Wagner: BALLET
Egyptian" by Lulrini: "ErotifS by
Gricg; screnad~ from LES Millions
harlequin. BY DriEo. and n seicc-
ton from Madame Sherry" by
Ioschna