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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13
JUNIOR HIGH GRAD
PROGRAM TODAY

Featured by m address by DR..
". W. Pholan. head Of the depart
mont Of education. University Of
Oklahoma. the Junior hIgh school
mId.year graduation exercises win
be held this evening In the school
auditorium beginning ut 1850
o'clock.
Special music win be furnished
By the Junior hlgh school orchen'
ira. and Misses Fern Slime AMI
Evelyn Mallory. A reading, "A
Pleasant Half Hour on the Beach"
win be given by Miss Hazel Hop
klns.
twenty-five students win receive
diplomas at The close Of the pro
gram this evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13
AUXILIARY UNIT
Of LEGION POST
NAMES OFFICERS
Mrs. Reed HendrIck. President; Mrs,
Joe Allen. Vice; Miss Lois Lus'
ter. Secretary; Committees
Selected 10 Serve.

Nira. Reed Hcndrlck nj clcctc,
president OF the Women'a AUXILIARY
unit Of the Raymond 7. Hurst pos
NJ n meeting Of the unit held lasl
night In the legion club rooms. Mra
Joe J. Allen was chosen y'cc.presi
dent and Miss Lois Lustcr, secretary
other officers named by the unit
were; Mrs. Wade H. LaBoon,
finance officer: Mrs. A. Sidney Han
cock. historian trcclected): Mrs,
George c. Finley. chaplain t~re.elect'
cd: Mrs. l.. T.. Emanuel. Mes. Edna
n. Watkins and Mrs. Blanche Free
man. members OF the executive com.
mlttce. chairmen OF the various
standing committees were appointed
ns follows: Mrs. r. II. Jones'. mem.
bershlp: Mira. S. A. Hill. welfare;
Mrs. A. Sidney Hancock. education.
a.; Mrs. J. II. Ncsbitt. program and
entertainment; Miss Marjorie Wat.
klns. finance; Mrs. Blanche Free.
man. publicity.
Reports OF the various committees
for the year OF 1921 were received at
the unit meeting last night. The re.
port OF the welfare committee. sub.
mlttod by Mrs. Freeman. retiring
head of the unit, showed much &c.
tlyity along the lines OF soldier relief
and adjustment OF claims against
government departments for ex.ser-
vice men and their families. This
work will be continued by Mrs. Free.
man. who was placed on the welfare
committee. II was announced this
morning.
Steps to incorporate the local
Legion post were taken last night
at n meeting OF Legionnaires held
while the Auxiliary unit was In ses-
sion. A committee to represent the
post In this procedure was appoint
ed. Members OF the committee are:
Attorney Harry Hammerly. Ben Golf,
county attorney; John c. Milliken,
j. Roy Orr and Reed Hendrick.
Stock will be sold to Legionnaires
on partial payment plan, the details
OF which have not been workout out,
c. Newcomb, post adjutant. said
today. Money derived from tine sale
OF the stock will be devoted to the
hut building fund. Several sites for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

the hut are now being considered.
James Mallory. Roy d. warllck
and T. II. Jones were named mem
hers Of a special membership com
mIttee which will work in an en-.
deavor to increase the membership
In the post. Every ex-service man
n member OF some Legion post" Is
the slogan OF the membership drive
which will soon be conducted In the
county.
After the business sessions OF the
post and auxiliary. n social hour vas
enjoyed last night. Fifteen members
OF the Oklahoma College for Women
branch Of the unit were special
guests. Refreshments consisting OF
sandwiches. drinks. ice cream and
smokes were served. The ice cream
was donated by the Ballard and Wick
Drug store and the coffee was con.
tributed by the Crescent Grocery.
A sing-song and dancing we're part
of the program. More than 100
Legionnaires and auxiliary members
were present at the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13
WOULD BUILD WATERWAY.

Washington. Jan. DEMONSTRATION
Of tho Great Lakes.st Lawrence
waterway would be authorized. as
far nm tho United States IL concern
Cd. under a bin introduced today BY
Representative Chalmers. ropabll.
can. Ohio. which provides. however.
that the cost Of the Improvement be-
met by a bond Issue. guaranteed by
The United States and Canadian gov.
ernmenta.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

p~arisians: Il Is about 10 decry what
sParlsIennes" shall wear. and ac'
,eordIng TO m advance hint given tho
United Press by a ~weil.known dress
maker Of the rue Royale. bright yell
low IL to be tho popular color for
spring goans, with brignt red for
evening wear. with black Spanish
lace o%ycrdrcss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

bofors alike everywhere sisw mo
work In his movement ~ an op.
poftunity 10 serve humanity In n
blk way at tho least cofi Of any
that has ever leen presented to the
American public.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

were captured IN the brush near
the caddo0fady county line. four
miles from vefden. Al far ~ vas
known here this morning, Leo WI.
Iiams. the third member OF the
party. was attn at large.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

dominating figure Of the program
al the Olympia. where crowds flock
every night 10 hear her sing her
famous folk songs and watch hes
graceful fnecnm mute act.
The public Is desourins tho nov.
Ella Of hIaseo ibanex. which are
prominently displayed IN the win.
dows q all the box stores along
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

the boulesards. while Paris society
ID Filming through the art galleries
before tho ean,aafers Of tho we'll
known Spanish afiIst bertrand Mass
o.. and exhibition Of whose works
wal recently held In the rooms OF
the fashionable Interaiiled club.
hut the Spanish craze IL not alone
revoiutionixing tho activities. OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13
CADD0 OFFICERS
CAPTURE WEEMs

caddo county officers late yester'
day afternoon captured John
weema. alleged bank robber. and
Arthur Thompson. two OF the three
prisoners who Wednesday night
sawed their way out OF the caddo
county Jail at Anadarko.
According TO advIces received NJ
TO sherlfrs office here. the pair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-13

Beautiful tailored Suits OF
Tricotinc, Duvct de Lame
or Velour, all made with
two-way collars, some have
fur collars fitted and semi
fitted effects. every one is
splendidly silk lined, colors
navy, brown. black and
reindeer, sold to $500 at
only $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Says French Have
Great Respect
for u. S.
ny MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK. Oct 1is--Dont ex.
pect any radical new styles TO ISSUE
from Paris for the next two months
there aren't going 10 be any.
Because Mile. ceciic sorei. star Of
the Coincide Franchise. who has set
the styles In clothes for tho past 70
years. will not be there 10 start them.
She Is making n two months tour OF
the United states and Canada.
Il have launched every new style
for the past 20 years" she told mo.
Il Eivo TO Paris. and Paris gives to
the world I nm responsible for the
long skirts you are struggling with
today. and for the short ones you
hav. just discarded. In Paris. tho
dancing craze II over. and there is
no reaaon for short skirts now"
Asked 10 venture some infcr-
nation about what II In the fu-
turc. she refused.
styles are like fascinating
women" sbc replied. Their
charm lies In their unexpected
ness.
French people have great respect
for the taste OF Americans. They
know they want only the very best.
But France docs not want America
TO become independent in tho matter
OF fashion"
When I saw her at the Ritz. sha
was reclining on n chaise Tongue.
with the knowing grace OF woman
who reciines because it IN becoming.
attired in "a negliEee of blue and sill.
YER brocade and pink satin slippers
outlined with pink swansdown.
About her throat were yards of
pearls and on one hand she wore n
ring with an emerald the size OF n
plum. on the other n pearl OF slmi
lar size.
Judged by our standards. she IN
not beautiful. but she has the vivac.
ity, charm. assurance and the ready
wit that characterize the women OF
her country.
American women are beautiful.
stylish and distinguished" she said.
They are 80 well groomed. as well
as well gowned. New York in won.
derful. The most vivid sensation OF
beauty / ever experienced was when
we came up the bay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
POindexter's Work Big
Lift for MiLLiOnUireS
Dill, Speaking at Enumclaw, Assails Sena-
tors Federal Tax Vote

ESuMcLAw. Oct. sis--speaking
before a rcsponsivc audience here
Monday night. former Congressman
G. c. Dill, candidate for tho United
States senate. axsalied tho admins
tration OF Senator Miles Poindexter
and dwelt with sepcial emphasis on
Polndexter's vote on tho revenue
bill.
DIN said Polndexter voted 10 saddle
$50. .ooo. coo OF federal taxes on the
common people OF this state and to
take $40. .ooo. 900 off the millionaircs
whose incomes are more than ss5..
600 year
The opposition tells you 10 re-elcct
polndextcr. because he can get more
for this state than a new senator
can gci," said Din. What has he
Fotteny The record shows that his
votes have cost the common people
OF this state so much that they can
not afford 10 send him back.
''On the revenue bill alone. he
voted Ga leave Seo.ooo, ,0oo Of fed
crai taxes for the common people
of this state TO pay. and take
x,0.0 600 off tho miliionaires
whose incomes are more than
$4,000 year. The federal taxes
paid by the people Of this state In
1921 were $40. .tO3, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
KAISER'S GIFTS TO
HIS NEW WIFE WILL
COST BILLION MARKS

BERLIN. Oct. 3i.---A crown OF
diamonds I'm platinum. costing
800. 900. 900 marks will be former
Kaiser Wilhelm's wedding pres.
ent TO his bride, tho Princess
Hermine.
Tho crown for the princess.
who VIII assume the title of
Kaiserin and Queen of Prussia,
will contain 700 diamonds, the
smallest being half karat. II was
learned from master jewelers.
making II here.
Expensive jeweied earrings
which the former kaiser is also
having made for his bride.to.be.
will bring the total cost OF his
wedding presents to i.000.0 .000..
900 marks.
The radical press bitterly
scored Wilholm's "trinketing," de.
claring IL most harmful 10 Ger.
many. politically, financially and
psychologically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

The revenue bill provided for the
abolition Of $500. .ooo. 900 OF taxes. The
question before the senate was:
Whose taxer shall be iifteds'
THE bin provided that practically
all OF this amount should be taken
off great wealth. Certain progres.
siva senators tried 10 amend the bill.
How did Poin6exter vote2
Tho bill provided for a reduction
Of taxes on incomes of moro than
ss5. 600. This would take sioo. 700, 900
off the miliionaires. An amendment
was offered to continue this $780,
600. 600 tax on the miilionaires and
take I, off the common people. This
came to vote on October 2, 1921 ION
page 74o3 Of the Congressional Rec
ord. One hundred million. dollars Is
81 for each man. woman-And. child.
and that amounts 10 si.soo.ooo for
the people OF this state.
'yoting FOR the amendment 10
take the taxes off the people.
which would be 81 .500. 900 lifted
from the burden Of the people Of
this state, were Borah. Kenyon.
Norris, La Toilette, Norbeck and
Iadd.
"voting against tho amend
ment. for the millionaires. were
Turn to Page 4. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
JURY BLAMES
2 TRAINMEN

The death of two men. Robert
Jones and Warren II. Woodruff. who
were killed in accidents last week.
were laid to negligence on the part
of trainmen by coroners jury re-
porting Monday afternoon.
Jones was killed by Great North
ern railway locomotive at Broad It.
and Railroad ave. Saturday when he
failed TO leap from his car after II
had stalled on the crossing. George
Tracy. fireman on the engine. saw
Jones but failed to notify the engb
neer. the jury held. A moment laten
Jones was crushed by the jugger-
naut.
G. II. Nixon. motorman OF tho
street car which fatally injured
Woodruff at 14th ave. N. w. and w.
50th ST., was held guilty Of negll-
gence in the accident for the alleged
failure to sound warning signal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Boys Will Be Boys" Is
HOn,er's Halloween Idea
But He Says He's Going to Sit in Loft
Armed to the Teeth

long. yellow curls and Lord
FauntHroy suit. said. ''you can't
scare me, YOU big stiff" and
knocked him backward over the
hedge.
And Uncle Ben forgot he was just
trying to play with the children
and chased us all over Renton Hill.
cursing fearfully. and saying. wait
until catch one OF you little devils.
I'LL tan h. outa you,'
And l guess all kids Is the
same, only sonw is worse, and
tonight l think I will park the
old flivver In the front parlor
next to the melodeon, and then
go and sit In the attic with the
windows bolstered up with mat
tresses and Colts revolver
handy.
Because when II comes to
Halloween, boys win be thugs,
as the old saying Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
CLOTHED IN
rags, Saved
FROM death
Scorned Daughter
Imprisoned Two
Years; Flees to
Escape Horror

CHICAGO. Oct. 3f.-s1ary De.
vine. 10 years old, was rescued
today from her basement cel0
where she had bern kept pris-
oner by her mother for moro
than two years.
The girl WAS nearly unclotl1o6
when found and was haIf-staryed
and undersixed. Her body wns :
mass of bruises which she sa5d
resulted from daily whippings In
nicted by her mother.
She was hardly able to talk.
Her hair was hanging nearly t.
her knees.
Mrs. Josephine Devine. mother Of
the girl. was arrested and the case
continued until November 3. to
give the girl chance to recover
Police stated that Miss Devfno
had the mind OF 12-year child and
assigned this as the reason for her
long Imprisonment.
Her family recently moved her
from Bohemia and were evidently
ashamed OF the girl. police statsd
The only time she was allowed
out OF her basement prison was
.xhen She Was !. needed to scrub
floors or do other housework.
Shc had the first bath today IL
more than two years.
Mary was rescued by police after
she fled from her ceil TO a shed.
The girl speaks only a few words
Of English and authorities had diffi-
Guilty I'm getting her story.
MY mother didn't want the
neighbors 10 see me. She didn't
like me-" Mary told Policewoman
Florence Van Amber. II spent
almost all the time in the cellar.
Once In . while, when my
mother was sure there would ho
no visitors, she would make me
scrub floors.
Il carried coal and chopped wood.
Ny bed was a tumbledown cot and
and ducks slept with me.
II remember last Christmas" she
said. II sat crocheting on my cot.
As ! worked / could hear my broth
ers and sisters making merry and
dancing overhead"
Mary was taken into the home Of
Miss Van Amber today. Her hands
were black from handling wood and
coal. Her clothes consisted only Of
a few rags. She was harefooted.
Mother beat me nearly every
day" she said.
Mary's parents were arrested on =
charge OF disorderly conduct. How
ever. the states attorneys office
was conducting a further investiga-
ton. and 1t was understood additional
charges would be filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Man, Betrayed by
Daughter, Arrested

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. al
Betrayed by his daughter be-
cause he ran her sweetheart away
from his homo, jesse Sandsrson.
80. was en- route TO Baton Rouge.
Ia. today. to spend the remain.
Ing years Of his life in prison.
Sanderson, convicted of muir
der and sentenced In 1901 TO life
Imprisonment for the crime. es-
capped from the Louisiana prison
In 1908. He made his way 10
CaruthersviiIe, Mo-. where he re-
habiIitated himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Lumber Schooner
Is Believed Lost

BEAUMONT. Texas. Oct. 3fs-The
schooner Geneva Kathleen was given
up an lost today. Unheard from for
10 days on trip that ordinarily
takes 30 days. the Geneva Kathleen
has sunk in a tropical storm, II was
believed.
The schooner sailed with 100000
feet of yellow pine lumber for Port
Au Prince, Haiti. but did not arrive
there, according 10 advice8 today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
IN TERMS OF MONEY BENEFITS

capitulation Of all Of Poindexter's
worthy endcavors. Dill declares
the senator's votes ON tho tax
bill alone offset many times all
the good he accomplished for the
people Of Washington.
Because" says Dill. che voted
20 leave S20,000.0O0 Of federal
taxes on the people Of Washing
ton and take the Ss0.000.0 900 off
the millionaires with incomes In
excess Of S65. 900 year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
WHITES RUN AS
The REDS COME

HONOLULU. T. H.. Oct al
Press dispatches from Toxic to the
hippo Jlji. Japanese language news
paper published here. describe the
reported flight OF thousands OF Rus
sian white guards" and civilians
from the vladivostok region into
Korea.
The dispatches declared 10000 OF
these were fleeing from the "red"
forces. which now have control OF
the viadlvostok area following Jap
anese evacuation.
The fleeing antl.Boishevik forces.
tho reports here said. were robblng
and burning as they entered Korea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
SECRETS OUT NOW;
MAYOR BROWN BORN
ON WITCHES NIGHT

Halloween holds more than tho
usual amount OF interest for Chief
Of Police w. u. Severyns. Mayor
E. J. Brown and Mauds Sweet
man. candidate for the state leg.
isiature.
All three werc preparing to hold
parties Tuesday In celebration OF
birthdays. Chief severyns will
celebrate for his brother. Andrew
Severyna. a Port Angeles lawyer.
who is 90. Mayor Brown is so
and--yes. Maude admits it--she's
40 years young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31


and the open season II on for
garbage pals. II you find that
your fliyver has bccn hoisted to
the top Of the church steeple
don't get mad, Just say oh boys
will be boys and laugh heartily.
There are number of stunts
used by the kiddies on Halloween,
such as sosping the windows. max.
ing tick.tacks. ringing doorbells and
etc. All OF them are cute and II
you rush out to congratulate the
Jolly little fellows on their ingenuity,
II is not at all unlikely that YOU
will trip over a rope stretched
across your door.
Many parents believe in keeping
the kiddies in the house on Hal
loween and helping them celebrate
by ducking for apples. ghost parties
and etc. But the way I would like
to entertain the little darlings Is
with razor strop In the woodshed.
Well. boys win be boys. and l
can remember when was child
and we was playing quietly out in
the front yard on Halloween. and
Uncle ben sneakcd out all dressed
up In white sheet TO scare us
little fellows.
And as he come up past o
hedge, Pcrcival Archibald For
syth. cute little fellow with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
$4,000 LOST
IN FIRES HERE

Routed out in seant attire. j. A..
Boyce and his family barely escaped
with their lives early Tuesday when
thoir home at 6oi5 2sth ave. s..
burned down.
The blaze was one OF three which
occurred within a few hours Of each
other. doing more than $4,000 dam.
age.
The Boyce hQne was valued nt
sf1 900 and the contents at $1,000.
Boyco is head OF the J. A. Boyce
Seed company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31

An experienced senator"
argue tho Poindexter managers.
can get more monetary benefits
for the people Of Washington
than could a new man.
"What did Poindexter get for
Washington folks" asks &. G.
Din. aspirant for the senate.
dill Il willing to admit every.
thing Poindexter ever did for
Washington. And after u re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
One Killed, s Hurt
in a Factory Fire

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.--One man
was killed and eight persons injured.
three seriously. when fire swept thru
"A fivo.story factory building on 13th
st. in Brooklyn last night. according
TO revised check of casualties to-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Father Vaughan, of
London, Passes On

NDON. Oct. 81. - Father
Bernard Vaughan. famous for his
"slns Of society" sermons, a promin-
ent Catholic priest with a large fol.
lowing among British society. died
here at the age OF rs. Father
Vaughan was also famed for his
work among the poor Of London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Italian Ambassador
to France Resigns

PARIS. Oct. s1.--Count Sforza.
italian ambassador TO France. re-
signed today after declaring he does
not fully agree with policies OF the
Fascist forces which now control
Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
Woman Who Sets Worlds
Styles Comes to Visit Us

Howiy, folks. Heaven help
the garbage pals ON . night
like this.
The little boy who lets out Wild
yelis OF anguish whenever his moth
er attempts to wash the back OF hts
neck. thinks nothing OF sticking his
whole head in freezing water. duck.
ing for apples.
Halloween comes but once year
thank Godl
BfAA.A.A.A-ii-A
A sheep, used in ono OF the big
scenes at the Metropolitan sun
day night, broke up = sentimcn
tai duet BY blcating '.fslsars-a-a
We hereby nominate him mu-
SIC critic for Tho Star.
shouldn't be just as good an artist
~ a trained seal or an actor.
The only difference between p
trained seal and nm actor is that the
trained seal doesn't hang around tho
entrance OF tho theater after the
show Is over.
He ought to be
Tored out 10 sea
Who plays
Caiiiope.
SEEING SEATTLE
Have you seen our new com
munity hotel yets Its site.
Reggie Fitzhurse. the roliicking
coliextan. says that as a freshman
he was so green he thought IL was
necessary TO put quarter in taxi
meter to make II run.
Dance halls charge "a man s2.So for
a bottle Of near-beer--and make him
drink II.
Landlord. heat that fiat
or RI stir up rotcs
'Tsrns ,crrm enough last month.
But am freesing mote
OUR PRIVATE ADVERTISING
SLOGANS
Eat Homer Brew's Onion
FIakes--Oncc Eaten. Never For
gotten.
Now that Henry Ford has reduced
the price Of his car again. II ought
70 solve the Christmas toy problem
in many families.
Doc Browns enemies declare he
ignores the city council. SO does
everybody else.
Be that as II may. l.. A. Sprinkle
drives water cart In San Diego,
and y. l.. Rhodes is superintendent
Of streets.
This Bonar Law they have in Eng
land must be new dry law.
POLITICAL NOTE
Poindexfer says he win win by
. big majority. Perhaps he IL
right. but we know lot who will
vote against him. In fact. their
name IL Legion.
Man scnnts but little here bcloto
To cheer his scearv soul:
This tcinfer hen be satisfied
With Just little coal
Today's candidate for the Poison
Ivy club Fl the office goof who lets
the window shade fly up with
bang.
What has become OF the oid-faah-
toned lawyer whose plea for his eli.
ent charged with murder was alibi
and seif-defense2
THEY TURN GREEN IN THE
FALL
Three Seattle men were arrest
ed because they couldn't make
silver out OF lead. but lot Of
Sune brides have discovered that
ofr silver wedding presents
were made out Of lead.
Note 70 composing room foreman:
The Boss says I've simply COT 10
I'LL this coiyum. II that last para
graph doesn't make enough, stick In
this one.--H. G.. II.
NOTE TO HOMER BREW
The best way for you to fiji
this column. old top, Is TO set
your bcastIy driveI In larger
type. CUNNINGHAM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-31
A WARREN
BLUE RIBBON

This Is the way one Of Seattle's
Realtors has OF expressing a
good buy In a home.