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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
shan ne radically reduced to a real

shall ne radically reduced to II rca,
peace basis
Tight Money Market.
some indication of the economic
straits in which Japan ig laborjng
Is revealed by other official adviccs.
stating that the Bank OF Japan grant
cd loans amounting to about s40n.-
height but when high tide began to
recedc. with tu,nbling prices on
Jhpans principal export commodities.
lie loans dwindlcd to Il bare Si0D.-
100000. The panic and tho disastrous
effects ii hcaped upon tho whole Of
Japan Is mainly due To tigh, money
observers the corrective lies in max
Ing the supply OF money available at
lo%cr rates OF interest
Economic depression in Japan has
spurred UP plans for commercial gu
prcmacy in certain directions which
Japan seeks TO dominate. Her food
nollcy IL aimed * monopoly in the
Sink In this plan for world dominance
Ina things commercial Is Japan's move
10 buy m ana store, enormous guam
rice
Plan Iice "Corner"
Japnm G.s s hsFS we're "!nazsa to nnn
worlds s,ocls of rice would Involve
actual financial loss 10 Japan II is
defended on the ground that rice is
y" chief need Of the people. Al
though in Japan ;hcr. is opposition
to the plan. a3 II would mean II loss
TO the people OF 30OD.0Oo yen, or
about sl,5nr. 900. the government sup
ports II strongly and probably will
make 1t effective. without suiricicn,
rice Tor the pcopl" and al prices
which are los, Japanese officials real
IL" that the stability OF :hc. nation
would be endangered and possibly
lead 10 Il social uphcaval. officials
her" heclsr" there is the possibility
OF 4 political storm In the proposal
- ihiy up and store available stocks
OF rice. Thrr" liz sharp Conflict Of
interests between the produccr and
tho consumer. which may dcvclup
difficulties Of ncnaCinS proportions
Tor heads Of thr gOvcrnincnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

iSinocr up: Gun complaining! Get
small trial bottle OF old-time EST
Jacobs Oil" ut any drug store and
In Just moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness and stiff
ness Don't sufferl Relief and cure
awaits you. Got Il! "St. Jacobs orr
lis Just as good forIsclatlca, neuralgia,
backa che, ;spraiHs and
SswalIEnEs,-Ady.s I. 81 ~ ~, n ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
~ RHEllMKTEC, PAIN 81
b : Rab It right out Try this! n
rheumatism is pain onIy.-

Rheumatism Is ''pain only"
Not one case In fifty requires in
! ternal treatment. Stop drugging.
Rub the misery right away! Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs or"
directly into the sore, stiff joints
and muscles and relief comes IN
stantly. st. Jacobs OIL" conauers
: PAIN. 1t Is harmless rheuma tism
euro which noSor disappoints and;
docs not blister, q .. SsSsa =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Wonderful Dresse:

- 0E1OA NAAdAo O.
Worth While Savings
Fresh hanging your change entire ap-
ing selections. And it will pay you, these low
prices
36-Inch Marquisettes-
special purchase brings these excellent quality 90
Plain Edge NlarQuisettes, in White, Cream and y =
Beige. Most desirable width SO inches, at, per &c
valo '..,........ .................'.
Madras for Overdrapes
Monday at CSC Yard
brand line OF very good Madras shades
of Rose, Mulberry, Blues effects Values
that we have not offered for months at this price
Newest Drapery and
Upholstery Trainings
\ complete assortment Of Gmps Fringe Edgings, Gal
looms Ball 'rnges, all styles for almost
every purpose at new low prices.
Special Sale Cretonnes
Good Quality, SOC Yard
One table laden with Crctonnes many colors, patterns
qualities that formerly sold to GGc yard They will
so quickly SOC yard.
Beautiful New Pillows
That You'll Like, $2.98@
mixed tops Saline lined in Rose Blue. Round shapes
popular
Table Runners, S2.95
LII the colorngs the same good quality as
pillows above featured Monday special $2.95 each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
imported
japanese
Crepes
&c Yard

This splendid 30-tnch I'M
ported Crepe is very popular
for Dresses, Kinonos, Blouses,
Draperies, etc. 1t is pretty,
launders nicely and wears
wonderfully well. Offered in
these colors:
DELI Blue, White, Old Rose,
Corn, Yellow, Light Blue, Law
endcr, Tan, Green, Bisquc and
Mais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
MONDAY-LAST DAY OF ANNUAL
January Silk Sale!
Providing Values as important as
Materials and Qualities Are Good

3o-inch Imported Pongees, good quality. . Csc
36-lnch Chiffon Tafetas all colors Sl 85
4O-nch Crepe de Chimes, in all coors. .... SLID
IS inch Satin, Messaline colors and black 81 80
4O-lnch Heavy All-Sllk Crepe dc Chimes. $3.50
4O-nch Crepe Meteors, in all colors. .. .S245
4O-nch Mallinsons Pussy Willows. ..... $3.50
4O-nch Satin Francois, all colors S319
36-nch Black Chiffon Taffetas. 81 As
36-nch Black Satin Duchess for 81 SO
4O-nch Black Satin Cha1neuse at.S 1929
40-nch Black Satin Crepes for. ............S3 1896
5o-nch Black SATIN MessalneS at. 81 10
4O-nch Black Moon-Glo Metcors at. ......... $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

mnchlnoTy VIII uuIi Tor Ilck ~
work.
Therefore 10 cut down food o. 20
on starvation diet calls Tor a de-
gree OF sclcctive EuowIcdgc that
very fcw men possess The best
pan - TO cat anything you like. ana
as much of variety AK possible.
Follow meals with a S;uart'S Dys-
pepsia Tablet and YOU supply the
which enables digestion to 20 on
without IcsSinrSs. ruuDlingS. water
brash. bi!iOusRcss, coated tongue.
abnormal thirst ana Tho feeling q.
urowsiH"ss after eating Get u CO.
cent box OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
!v's at amy drug store and you viii
rcatiz" why SO many physicians hay
lMn hysncps ln.-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Fashion Sends | Ter First Spring Messengers
New Suit Styles

Are even more varied than usual \ wild
mits choice for the expression OF indivitlualit
arrivals are fashioned OF rricotine, featuring
Box styles. Straight Line and Tailored I}elted g
ing applied in new ways, also Braid Trim =
innings that are effective. Novelty ideas and }
Sashes. Navy, Rookie, Tan and Black
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Each Spring Dress

Tries to be as daringly different as DO
other. Eight Spring models are shown
which trimming details present many p
Straight Line and Tunic effects will b
very popular. All are in Navy Blue Size
l6 to "A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Eat Enough
a Safe Rule
Have No Fear OF Sour Stomach.
t.assinr>s, or DistrcSSrs Due
To Indiycstfou ar
Dyspepsia

From tho daily food the system
must nave Il diversified supply OF
materials Or parts % the digvstiN..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
s;Faig ding PercaIe 19c

p@iama Checks, that are
full yard wide, for l9c
yard.
Art Ticking, in striped and
floral patterns, for pillows
or covering furniture, 15c
yard.
Cret0nnes, new bright pat
terms and splendid assert
ment Of colors. "a inches
wide, 25c yard.
Figured Curtain Scrim, es-
pecially good value, in dou-
bic width, at 15c yard.
Bed Ticking-that is feather
proof will be offered, in
blue and white stripes, at
29c yard.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27
VISITORS EXPRESS
HEARTY THANKS

The following resolutions were
framed by the Resolutions Committee
Of the Older Girls Hi-Y Conference,
which met last week in Columbus.
They express the thanks and appre-
citation of the visitors for the warm
welcome they received in Columbus.
The resolutions follow:
Whereas, The Y. W. C. A. Club of
Columbus High School has so
graciously entertained the Older Girls
Christian Council Of Mississippi, and
has conducted one of the most sue
cessful of our conferences; and
Whereas, The Parent Teacher Asso-
citation has co-operated 50 heartily in
entertaining the Council; and
Whereas, The boys of the Hi-Y
Club have made our visit SO pleasant
by their services as chauffcurs and
walters; and
Whereas, The Y. w. c. A. of the
Mississippi State College for Womer
entertained us SO delightfully."- al
luncheon; and
Whereas, Miss Anna Astroth anC
Miss Van SAINT jenkins have laborcC
so faithfully in planning the confer
ence; and
Whereas, The congregation of tn,
First Baptist Church so graciously
gave the use Of their church for thu
Pageant; the Episcopal congregation
kindly offered their church for tn,
installation; and the Presbyterian
congregation and pastor, Mr.. Rowan
invited us to the most cxcellen
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27
American Farm Bureau To Add
Another Commodity in
Direct Marketing.
BY ROBERT FULLER.
written for The Dispatch.)

Chicago, Ills, March 26.-The fruit
growers of America will organize
national association for the sale and
distribution of their products at a
convention called by President j. Il.
Howard, of the American Farm Blu
reau Federation at the Congress Ho-
tel, Chicago, April 5th.
The fruit growers claim that they
are robbed systematically of their
rghtful returns by present agencies
that exploit the growers.
The only successful fruit growers
organizations in the entire country
where fair price has been obtained
for any commodity produced, are in
California, where cooperative market
ing has reached high state of
perfection.
1t is President Towards intention
to appoint a committee which, like
the famous COMMITTEE of Seventeen"
which has tackled the solution Of the
wheat problems, and the COMMITTEE
of Fifteen" which has undertaken the
study of disposing of the live stock
marketing troubles, will go to the
bottom of the fruit growers troubles
The MiddIeman's BIT"
1t has been shown in preliminary
Investigations that apples, which sell
in Chicago and New York at ten to
fifteen cents each, are bought from
the producer as low as fifty cents a
bushel, and are sold for something
like So to $40 bushel.
Peach growers of Georgia, before
their organization was effected some
years ago, placed slips of paper in
the bottom of baskets of peaches, re-
questing the consumer to write to the
----------~---
1t is the concensus of opinion OF
those who know Prof Rorch that
the tour will be a great success be-
cause of his competence and knowl-
edge of these countries.
Prof. Ronchi states that a tour OF
this nature is the best way to com
bhe education and pleasure, and that
rare opportunity is afforded to see
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27

service; and
Whereas, The people of Columbus
have extended such cordial hospitality
to us; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Fourth Annual
Conference of the Older Girls
Christian Council of Mississippi ex-
tends its most sincere appreciation
and hearty thanks for the untiring eff
forts of all those who contributed to
its success; and be it further
Resolved That copies of these res
olutions be sent to them and that the
secretary incorporate copy in the
minutes.
LOUISE BERRY,
ETHEL MARLEY.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27
OFFICERS RAIDED
STILL YESTERDAY
Still Captured and Negro Woman
Taken Into Custody.
in Raiding Party.

Prohibition Officer Thompson, in
company with Sheriff c. w. West, of
Lowndes county, and Sheriff Hast
ings, of Oktibbeha county, raided a
still at the home of Sylvia Saddler, on
the Tuscaloosa road, just across the
Luxapalila from the city waterworks
plant.
The raid occurred yesterday. Two
worms were secured in the raid and
the Saddler woman was lodged in the
county Jail
Dispatch ads are winners.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27
National Fruit Growers to Organize at Chicago

grower at the appended address and
tell him what he paid for the fruit
when it reached his hands.
In many instances growers in
Georgia received only rs cents a bushel
for their peaches, and the consumer
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27
VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS

after ALL Columbus is the best place in the world believe
times have nged be back there
The Dispatch in St Augustine Fla the other day Mr. Chambee left
Columbus when quite fellow He interested big garages
in the Ancient City, and is making good
very favorab impressed people,
said Mr. Lewis who connected with the Standard Fuel Material Co.. of
Birmingham and who visitor Columbus the week zone
good citizens Mr. Street h recently associated himself with
and feel fortunate having him shall visit
Columbus time the opportunity presents ITSELF for like town
much"
Sunday Farm being operated by
Whitfield wonderful transfer
which Mr. whitfield has brought this piece of
years gone BY regarded place sand bed
but has fine clay soil and by wonderful system of drainage and
has been developed splendid farm and want
graduate Mr. Whitfield his enterprise and the of his efforts
X
pretty close observer of country newspapers and especially the
Mississippi papers and regard The Columbus Dispatch the best
not the best the Old Magnolia State said Mr. Gerard Harris managing
editor of The Birmingham News "The Dispatch desk
larly-we think enough subscribe and enjoy
reading much 1t is constructive force its community and should
have the support Of the people generally
Te dairy industry section wonderful help people
the rngn the and the from the sale of
butter fat has d of farmers who otherwise would have
been desperate circumstances said Mr. Lon Freeman 1--WE should put
forth effort and influence develop the dairy cattle indus
try for it will great things for us in the future
regard progressive
been pleasure live and much impressed with the fine
civic here said Mr. G Broye who recently
of the Woowo Store but who returning Kentucky bust
81 favoby impressed with people and with this
ton that it is with the keenest leaving But viii
always be booster for Columbus Miss
81 want that interested the improvement of the Tom
bgb than other project mention write Congressman Joh
Rankin The Dispatch 81 believe that available ought to b.
developed its full capacity Not only that but the administration
going toll exemption back
That American vessels doing passage
the thereby connecting all Southern the Pacific
by direct much cheaper than and direct competition with
the ansontnera railroads If we get the Tombgbe opened up
Columbus there telling what will be Columbus
l--.. ~. 49,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27

paid at the rate of S. to 81 bushel.
The American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton has called on every state to
send at least one delegate to Chicago
to formulate plans for correcting ex-
listing abuses affecting fruit growers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27

Europe and her art treasures at a
small cost.
The tour which Prof, Ronchi is or
ganizing will be carried out accord
ing to the plan provided by the Tenn
pie Tours of Boston. Literature and
information on the subject is avail
able upon request from Prof. Ronchi,
University P. 0, Mississippi.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27

Prof. Ronchi of the University OF
Mississippi announces that he is form
ing touring party to leave early il
the summer and visit the most in
tcresting parts of England, Holland
Belgium, France, Switzerland anc
Italy The tour will include Q trir
to the battle fields where the Ameri'
can soldiers fought.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-03-27

American Farm Federation taking
toward commodity organization through the action Of President
I'm Howard calling Chicago April
of the nation convinced that they Systematically robbed
distribution asncesapp for which
sell for SO bushe-Sing for 10 and Is cents each big cities
Chicago meeting. President Howard Farm
which Arkansas
growers Cutting the market by dumping wagonloads
aoupe the marketater stories had been circulated freely
by inscriptions buyers in forcing the market down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
DRIVING
AMERICA BUGS
Doctor Says Spirit Talk Is
SCATTERING Brains

CHICAGO. Jan 1.-The oufja
board In driving many Americans
bugs according 10 Dr. william
iiickson. eminent psychologist and
nrurologist-
IF the ouija fad and spirftusiimn
crsxe keep on DIT. Hickson con
tlnned. we will md practically every
dasnented. semi -drmcntcd. undcvei'
cped and prnecox caro- In tho country
talking To the other world Hun
dreds of chicagosns daily aro losing
their nationality. N not their reason.
over the ouija beard and npook craze-
''Even tho normal individual who
psrauts IN flirting with the ouija
board u running n risk. especially u
he keeps n up. II IN very oany 70
dvvelop n mild praecox Just M II h
very easy 10 catch n cold n You per
dist IN exposing your~eif The human
brain Ia just az susceptible to disease
an tho human body. n not more 50
In fact. because most brains are
und~voiopcd and stunted and conre-
quenfiy w~ak. II tho normal per
son u affected by the ouija board. us~
praecux victim and other mental
cases VINO 60 IN strong for the ab-
surdity arr likely To b moros when
thry GO thru."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
WORKERS PLAYERS
PRESENT "CHAkGE'

Again demonstrating the ability OF
a group Of drama enthusiasts To pro
duos worthwhile playa. the Worth
crs' coriege Players gave their fourth
performance Of J. O. FranciS
Change yridxy evening At Dougias
han.
SUNDAY evening YIN mark m last
performances Of tho famous Welsh
national prize play.
since the presentation h~e iasss
year of Toiutoi's -Red-nption- BY
the workrrr College Players. lovers
Of the drama have born looking for
ward 20 this years s~ason of the
Norfhwcse's only Little Theatre
group.
Under the abb direction Of pr. n
schooirnan. formerly OF tho Moscow
theatre. a number cf splendid plays
neglected ~ . rule By professional
companies. WIN 10 rrodncod hare Ia
the NEXT few months.
'OTrah-rty. v. c.. by B-nsrt
/ Shaw, and The Eternal Husband.
by Gilbert cannAn. win BE- given Fri
day evening. January ~. and sun
day night. January 10. nj Dougia'
hali. Pine 1T. iunt above broadway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
SULPHUR IS BEST
To CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or Ain irritation
on face. neck or body IL Overcome
quickest by applying Mentho sui
phur. nays q noted skin specialist
Because OF its gcrm-dentroying prop
crtes. nothing has ever been found
TO take the plaoe of this sulphur
preparation that instantly bringr
eas-s from tho itching. burning and
Irritation
Mcntho- Sulphur heals erzema
right up. leaving The skin clear and
smooth. n seldom fails TO relieve the
torment or Disagreement. A little
Jar OF Mentho-Suiphur may be OBJ
tanned at any drug store. II Is used
like cold cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
This Family Tree
Is a Bramble Bush

BOSTON. Jan. s.--Bostonians are
trying to unravei family relation
ship In q complicated Rorbury tan
gle In which a stepson married n
stcpsistcr. II hns been revealed that
four persons. all living In one house.
occupy the pomtions OF wife. mother.
stopmotber. motherin'iaw, father.
stepfather. father-in-law. ntepdaugh-
ter. ntepsirter. son. stepson. step
brother and brothcrin.law 10 each
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
DOOMED, WRITES
DEATH LETTERS
Parabzed in Greek, Youth
Cries vainly for Aid

GORDON. Iowa. Jan G--I see
strcaks OF gold In the east The sun
n rising. but n Is not rising for me
My time has como can not hold
cut much longer. Ny racs - run
] am ready 10 gs,.-
SO ended the memorandum book
entries IN which J. C. Stcrr1tt. young
bachelor fnrlner. wrote his ffnai mes
ango to his family and the world
nrBe had besn thrown from his
Aorse into . crvek- Tho fall para
n7ed his iegA Unable 10 drag him
self from the creek. he was able. with
his elbows. to bold his bead out OF
water.
In shse petition he WROTE. dcscfb-
/ ing bis sensations ~ be vainiy called
! for heip He described his futile ef-
1prts to drag himself from the water
and expounded his reflections on
aeafh. when he was forced by wcarA
ness TO drop hts head into the water.
! He wrote to each member Of his fam
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Mrs. Hicks Relieved
By Four Eatonies

81 have taken fpuY Essonic tablssa
and they relieved me OF sour stomach.
] recommend u 10 everybody" says
Mn. q. r. Hicks.
II ssomseh b noe digssone your
bod; II you hsve sourpsss. bIoating,
food repeating, indigestion or acid
stomach, EAtonic viii remove tho
causs by taking mp and carrying ont
rslisi and healthy digestion. Why
suffer ssoma ch troubled Why not keep
your digestion normal and enjoy good
healthy An Eatonic taken Alter each
meal villprsvent discomfort and pain.
Make the tess today and go how
quickly thb wonderful remedy acts.
: Il comes In handy tablet form. Gary
10 With you. A big box costa only .
tSifie with your druggists guarantee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08

MOORE FEATURES
DE WOLF SISTERS

Two charming girls. tho De Wolf
sisters. come as the headline attrae.
ton OF the new orpheum vaudeville
show which opens at tho Moore sun.
day afternoon. singing and dancing
arc their speciality.
James coniin and Myrtle Glas have
musical comedy romance which
Is captioncd ''rhe Four Seasons and
tho -Four Reasona-
Jimmy Lucas. asristed by Fran
Gene. has travesty called VAN
pircs and Fools
Joe Laurie. r.. who In lust pint
size has an act called ''whaticarcr
Joe is said to be a monologist de
luxe.
Other acts arr Fd Hesiy and Alien
Cross, In songs; sclhini and Grovini.
In The rollics OF Vaudeville" and
Hcrbcrt's novel act. which includes
performing cats. dogs ROSTERS and
pigeons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Kings Guard for
20 Years to Retire

LONDON. Jan. s.--The kings de-
tcctfve. Superintendent Spencer. re-
tires on pension shortly. He has
been stationed at Buckingham Pal
ace for 20 years and watched over
Queen Victoria King Edward and
King George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
700 Shriners Off
to Tacoma Today

Moro than 700 Seattle shriners and
tho Nile Temple band and patrol
trekked to Tacoma Saturday after.
noon TO do honor to Imperial Poien'
tate Ellis LAWS Garrctson. mem.
bsr OF Ann temple Of Taooma- About
IS tsrnples On tn. Pacific coast win
be represented at tho gathering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Living Too Cheap,
She Leaves Spouse

CHICAGO. H.. Jan "a dime for
welding ring and 70 cents for
IIlBes SEEMED to Charles Kopssy 70
be proper expenditures for his wife.
she said. when arraigned for alleged
desertion. She also showed hat
which. she said. her husband bought
for dollar. I'm starve before I'll 20
back 70 him." she s=Atd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Pays IS Cents for
Diamond, Sausage

NEW YORK. Jan a-Harry
Eohi. bookkeepcr. purchased n half
hound OF sausages and a one quarter
nrat diamond. all for is cents He
q bachelor. and after cooking the
Sausages. bit one and czzns In con
karf With the diamond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
He Loses Argument
and Also His Wife

UOtfBVILLE, Jan. sl--Mrs. b. r..
Lobb said her husband refused 20
buy her suitable clothes. maintain
ing that finery was proof THAI =
married woman wanted 10 attract
other men. She was granted q d.
yorce.