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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
SCOUTS WILL TAKE
PART IN SERVICES
Full Muster to Participate in
Parade With Vets To
Raise Flag at Church.

In connection with busy pro
gram for this week. the bow scents
Of this city have arranged 70 take
an active part in religious and pa
triotic Memorial Day celebrations.
They assembled at the Y. NJ c
A. Sunday morning at Q O'Clock. and
accompanied by band. marched 10
the First NJ. z. church TO where
they presented and raised a huge
American flag
Tomorrow a full muster Of scouts
in uniform will participate in the q
A. r. parade and the various Me
mortal Day exercises. They will be
given the honor OF passing into the
cemetery with the boys that saved
the day in 81 and will assist them
in decorating the graves Of fallen
heroes. About 100 scouts will ac-
company the Veterans of FOREIGN
Wars 20 Howard Park where re-
ligiOus exercises viii be held.
In appreciation OF what South
Bend has done and is doing for
scouting there is a contest on among
the scouts for city-wide good turn
suggestions The INST Of these sue-
gestions viii be carried out and IL is
expected scouts will be very busy in
the near future putting these good
turn suggestions in 10 practice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
SELL BONDS FOR
WORK ON ROADS
Four Township and One
County Unit Highway to
be Constructed.

Bonds for the construction Of four
township roads and one county unit
highway have been sold by W A.
Slock. county treasurer. substantial
premiums OF the 100000 issue being
received. The successful bidders and
the premiums follow
Frank SAWYER road south I'm Penn
township from Dragon trail, issue
$4,000. premium $945.7O, three
miles. gravel. sold 10 Fletcher Savings
& Trust Co.
Charles II. Edwards road. west
from Michigan highway 10 township
line. in Center township. issue S23,-
600 premium S446.50, 10 J. +. Wilde
Co. indianapolis. two miles gravel
Daniel p. Uuery road. two miles
west in Greene township, issue SEQ
600. premium s476-25. 20 J. p Wilde
q Co, gravel.
Edward Hawblitzel road IN Union
township. running ". from Lake
Vile. issue $4,000, premium S592.-
10 10 Fletcher Trust & Savings Co.
gravel
George ]. .McEndarfer road county
unit highway running six miles in
Liberty township. issue $4,000
premium S1S17 sold 10 the Hauck
EFT Bonding Co Chicago.
The Ulery road is a part of the
Kern road over which a remons-
trance was heard in South Bend
Friday by Philip Zoercher. member
OF the state board. If the state
tax board upholds the remopstrance
the bonds will not be delivered 4
decision in this case is expected
the last OF this week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Once Dictator Of Venezuela,
Castro Lives In Poverty

thing of the dominant attitude OF the
old days comes back when DE dis
cussed the situation Of his country
today i'm Sranish as staccato as a
machine-gun. ~
Don Cipriano Castro. whose blood
is said to be half Indian seized the
reins of power in Venezuela in the
late 9O's BY ruling with a rod Of
iron. which meant ruthless imprison-
ment OF his political enemies. he
held the country for many years
Sixteen years ago he was compelled
10 go to Europe for his health leav-
ing the Venezuelan government. UNI
der control of Juan Nincente Gomez,
his principal lieutenant During Cas-
tro's absence, the Gomez faction be
came dominant and Castro on his
return, was forbidden TO land in his
own country.
Since then he has wandered about
the earth. literally = man without
country For a time he lived in Mad
rid but nine years ago. in 1912. he
attempted TO enter the United states.
He was permitted 70 land under
bond but two months later his ap-
r cal for the right OF permanent resi-
dence was denied by the United
States courts and he was barred as
an undesira BILE alien
Thereafter he returned 10 Madrid
and finally came 70 Porto Rico
where relatives reside. in order % be
near them. Re lives here in seclu-
sion. very seldom appearing on the
streets, known only to his immediate
neighbOrs, almost forgotten.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Large Crowds at
Springbrook Pork
AS Season Opens
Favorable Weather and Extra
Attractions Draw Many
to Park Sunday.

The gala opening Of springbrook
park took place Sunday al with the
favora BILE weather and extra sttrac-
tons ~ motorcycle racing there were
enormous crowds. The newly furn-
ished dancing pavilion was well at
tended afternoon and evening and
many favorable comments were
heard on the improved condition OK
the hail as well a. the music and
spectaIues furnished by the SIX JAZZ
zateers. the singing orchestra.
All Of the park rides were wei
patronized and the new concessions
and eating stands particularly the
Liberty barrel. did rushing bus
mess.
The Red Bug" fieus. four Of
which have been installed. were trieo
out on the speedway track and furn-
lshed amJRement for boys and young
couples who have the automobile
fever but no car. Arrangements are
being made 20 light the track all the
way around so as 10 permit Of night
riding
The River Park band furnished
music in the afternoon. Much im-
provement was noted in the general
appearance Of the park and the ef-
fcient manner In which the crowds
were handled. George owens. for
merly Of Bridgeport. Conn is the
manager this season.
Further preparations are being
made 10 entertain large crowds on
Decoration Day. when another mo-
torcycle racing program viii Dc
given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Girl in the Limousine"
VII Conclude Successful
Season at Oliver Thenter

The oliver Players will conclude
long and successful run OF stock
productions this week when they
will present A II Woods famous
farce comedy success. The Girl in
the Limousine" Following this the
company will-be disbanGed and the
theater closed for the summer
The company has made a dec ded-
Is favorable impression with local
rheater- goers and have presented a
high class repertoire OF plays.
In The Girl in the Limousine"
Miss Helen Martelle will be afforde
her first opportunity n a leading
role here in a part aptly suited
70 the personality OF the clever act
ress. The play abounds in clever
situations and humor. belonging In
the bed room faEce" category. yet
wholesome and clean throughout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
BY j. II. TURAY
(Forcign Editor of the United PFeSS)


(Forcign Editor of the United PFeSS)
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. CBy MaiD
Gen. Cipriona Castro former die
tator of Venezuela. is living in san
Juan in poverty.
None Of the glories OF his past
hang about the little wooden build
ing in a side street OF Santurce. a
suburb. which houses THE Wolf Of
Venezuela" who. for so many years
held the power Of life and death with
an absolutism more complete than
the cars over the people Simon
Bolivar set free.
But desT tie his humble circum-
stances. Castro is said TO dream still
OF the day when he may return to
Venezuela and rule. As a conse-
auence. secret agents of Gen. Juan
Vicente Gomez, present president OF
Venezuela. are reported 10 keep a
constant watch on the movements
of Castro.
When the United Press cores
pendent called on Gen. Castro, ne
was directed TO a modest street of
small wooden houses. all built alike.
So much alike, IN fact, that the cor
espondent. got into the wrong house
twice befor locating the right one.
Gen. Castro was awaiting him,
restlessly. pacing the little front
porch, with head bent and arms
clasped behind his back. after the
manner Of pictures of Napoleon al
St. Helena. His feet were encased i'm
ancient carpet slippers and he wore
a travellers cap
Ushered into the little rarlor OF
the home by the former dictator, the
| correspondent saw a house such as
would be occupied by a poor family
/ in the United States The wooden
walls Of the parlor were unpapered
and the floor bsre Of rug or carpet
An upright piano. somewhat ancient
it's veneer blistered. and Clipped as II
/ il had been in FIRE; a small plain
| table and four modest chairs com
/ p~ised the furniture of the room.
An open door leading from the
parlor revealed the generals bed
room beyond. which, like the par
Tor. was unpapered and bare o.
floor. A small iron bed chair and
a dresser completed the furnishings
But If Gen. Castro has lost his po-
htical power and the 25. 100000 boil
vars he is reported 70 have had or
deposit in Europe when he left Ven
ezuela. he has lost none OF the fire
and spirit which brought him dicta
tOrship in his own country.
He is a small man. scarcely more
than FIVE feet tall and is beginning tC
show signs OF age. But his eyes car
still light with the old Ere and some
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
q. ]. LANG OPENS NEW
JEWELRY SHOP HERE

W D Lang a long time resi-
dent of South Bend has opened a
feweIrv and watch repair shop at
Michigan 81. and Cclfax Az. in the
same building with the Bagby Photo
graph shop
Many years experience in watch
building in a number OF the largest
and bes- known watch factories in
The United states has provided Mr..
Lane with ample equipment for his
undertaking. He was until recently
employed b. ne South Send Watch
company-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Canadians Wager SI0,0OO,O00
On Ponies at WOOdbine Track

TORONTO ont. May 2S.-Final
returns on the seven day meet at the
Woodbine race track. viii reveal
than 10000 600 changed hands on
the ponies government officials es-
timated totisht
Bookua kers already have paid
into The provincial treasury S347 600.
rcpres uting per cent tax on all
wa--r indicating that betting thus
far has totaled nearly $1,000 coo.
e\ w Rowell. special counsel for
the Ontario government conferred
a.th Attorney General Raney today
resarding collection Of the tax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Blaze Causes $50 Damage
At Patterson Shoe Store

A blaze Of unknown origin thaat
broke our i'm the shoe store Of Clarence
Patterson. 11O5 r. Iudlapa av.. about
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, de-
stroyed small quantity of stock.
estimated at $3.50. The building the
property Of Dell Leer. Lincoln Way
e. suffered practically no damage
The yonhagrauon was eXtinguished
i'm short order by city 6remep from
hose house No. 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
River Park

Mrs Elmer KrouEh. : sixth ST.,
was hostess 10 the Congenial Thir-
teen club Thursday afternoon. Fol
lowing the business session the time
was spent with social diversions.
-7avors In the contests were awarded
10 Mrs. George Fetters Mrs. Dorl
Evans and Mrs John Stackman- X
two course luncheon was served b.
the hostess The club viii meet
In two weeks with Mrs Lena Foster
The kindergarten children OF the
River Park schogl entertained with
a circus for the parents and friends
wednesday afternoon. and for the
pupils Of the school Thursday after
noon.
The WomeHs Home Missionary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Boston r. Rink, EIkhart. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon in the
1900 block on f Jefferson 81. by
Park Ohicer Austin. charged with
exceeding the speed limit
Spontaneous combustion in guam
THY Of old rage is said 10 have been
the cause Of a fire in a coal shed on
the John II Keller premises al III
r Pennsylvania av.. shortly before
Il O'Clock last night. The damage
was negligible
\ court of honor rewards Of the
Camp Fire Girls slated 70 have been
held this afternoon, has been post
poned until Friday afternoon after
school on account of the public
school field dav az Springbrook park
It will be held al the Chamber of
Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

society of the NJ r church met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. r. E. Wolfe s. Seventh st. Mrs.
.B. f. Hacker was the assisting
hostess. In the absence az the presi-
dent Mrs. A l. Brandenburg acted
as chairman Mrs. Charles Ander-
son led the devotional service, taking
for her subject Evangelism" Mrs
@, s. Horek read an interesting pa
per on "Ghmpses IN Chinatown"
Brief reports Of The district meeting
held at Hobart Ind. was given by
the various members who were in
attendance at the session The
place of the June meeting will be
arranged later.
Nine members and four visitors
were present at the meeting OF the
r p Independent club held
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Laurence Picking. Margaret
81 I'd. The afternoon was spent
socially with music and contests.
Favors We're won by Mrs Ullery.
Mrs. Charles Ham and Mrs. John
Z Baumbach. The next meeting viii
be in two weeks with Mrs Ward
Stewart. Dale St
Mr. and Mrs. c. l. Bennett Ed
die ST.. entertaining at : o'clock
dinner Thursday. Covers were
laid for 10 ar a table center with
pink and white roses and lighted
with pink candles in crystal holders.
Mrs. Q. +. HowlItt of Hammond,
. Ind was elected president Of the
+ Women's Home Missionary society
+ Of the South Bend district az a
meeting held at Hobart, Ind. last
= week, and Mrs. A. J.. Brandenburg.
! River Park. vice presidentN
I Mrs. y. Cartright. Carlton st. who
has been seriously ill., is improved
and has been moved 10 the home
/ Of her daughter Mrs. Harry Hogue
/ s. Seventh ST
/ Mrs. Harry Mathews and children
/ Of kewanua, Ind, are guests Of her
parents. Rev and Mrs A. I.
Brandenburg, 5. Seventh ST
l. Sprinkle is erecting a FIVE
room modern bungalow at Sal y
T Eleventh st
Mr. and Mrs. Z. F. Myers. s
/ Eleventh 81. left Friday for Var
I Vert. o.. where they will spend
Memorial day with relatives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

-t, the local chapter OF
le.a Kappa fraternity i'm
chapter OF tine organization
.-ies members AZ a special Cere-
ly held in the Rotary room of the
liver hotel sunday afternoon. Four
zen members We're taken into the
new chapter.
Installation of officers were held
prior % the work Of initiation DON
aid p RarIn was named president
or the chapter and Max Kasle sec
rotary and treasurer
Kenneth Murphy was master OF
cerew onies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Max Adler Co. pair Of silk
pajamas for first groom.
Aladdin industries. Inc, one
gallon thermos jug.
Aruhcia, Ice Co. 500 pounds
Of ice free TO hrse south Bend
bride
Ault Studio. Eastman Kodak
TO one % the brides
American Trust Co. IS saw
ines account for third bride and
groom.
Adam Beehler. florist flower
basket with flowers 10 first three
brides
b p. Cleaners. s. worth Of
cleaning Of clothes for both first
and second brides.
Brandon -Durrell Co. dress TO
first bride; lingerie 70 second
bride. and umbrella TO third
Abe Berman. sportings goods
store. casting rod. tackle. tackle
box. reel line bait and fish
ing license to the first groom.
Block Bros. jewellers. 26-piece
set Rogers Bros. silverware.
Baebv Photo Co. one dozen
pictures Of first bride and groom.
Dr. T. Burke. optometrist.
pair OF opera glasses.
CIauer JeweIry store. cut glass
water set.
DimeTs shoe store. one-haIf
dozen pairs OF socks for groom.
W. L. Douglas shoe store. pair
Of women's oxfords for second
bride
". l. Douglas shoe store. pair
mems sxfords for fourth groom.
DeFrees millinery. hat for
first bride.
Economy Depts., taffeta dress,
Georgette hat and pair of shoes
for the first three brides.
EIbel Bros. $50 allowance on
new player piano TO first FIVE
brides.
Ellsworth's, surprise hope
chest to the first bride.
EngeTs cut Rate store. box of
cigars to the first groom.
Frances shop. Georgette silk
blouse to each of the first five
brides
T. 5. Garland. SILK underwear.
Charles c. Gates. dancing
teach, $40 course in dancing TO
first six brides; dinner at the
Oliver hotel for bride and groom
first to present themselves to
Mr.. Gates.
Gately's, silk blouse 10 the
bride
Matt Golden, pair of trousers
for groom.
Grand Leader, photograph
and u records 70 bride.
Grand Leader, silk under
wear for second bride.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
CELEBRATES aaRD BIRTHD ~

Mrs Hannah Deacon. 129 :. Scott
St. celebrated her 93rd birthday with
a dinner party given sunday az 1-3o
o'clock ar the residence. Eight
guests including members Of the i'm
mediate family. AIT and Mrs. ". +.
Carman. John F. Deacon and Mr..
and Mrs W J. Urquhart. were
nresent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
STUDENTS COMPETING
IN ESSAY CONTEST

Children 81 the grade schools are
competing ~ contest for prizes
oered by ths Citizens Homes Co.
for the best ten reasons Why
Studebaker Place is the Logical
Place to Live The contest Is 10
be open until june a. o'clock ia
the afternoon Every boy md girl
not over /! Years. OF age Is eligible
20 compete The winning paper wiz
be published as ar Advertisement in
The new spapers with the winners
name
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Charles B. sax & Co, bed
spread
Dr. T. G. Sven. IS worth OF
chiropractic treatments 70 the
first six brides.
Superior Motor sales CO. 500
allowance on any used car.
s & L. Furniture Co. one
floor lamp for bride.
O. W. schaffner. so Wear
Ever aluminium sauce pans TO
first so brides
Square Deal Tailors, pair OF
trousers for groom.
South Bend Bait company, an
appropriate gift for one OF the
grooms "details OF gift TO be
announced later.
St Joseph Loan & Trust Co.
savings account OF $40 10 the
first bride and groom.
St Joseph County Savings
bank. savings account Of $40 TO
second bride and groom.
Swanson-Lee Furniture Co.
$40 in merchandise 10 first
bride; $40 in merchandise 10
second bride and IS in mer-
chandise TO the third bride,
futile corporation. accounting
ledgers for first three brides.
Thor Electric shop. one pair
Of polychrome electric. candle
sticks.
u. S. Army store. automatic
revolver for groom.
Vernon Clothing Co. ladies
silk umbrella TO bride
w & II. Walker. Inc 21l
Dean Bldg. bottle of vanilla and
face powder TO first bride. bot
tie of bay rum and shaving
cream for first groom.
George Wyman & Co, all
wool Kenwood blanket for
bride.
j. w. Wilson. Mishawaka,
chiropractor. series OF 10 ad-
justments 70 first and second
Mishawaka brides.
Ward & Lewis. $50 dress to
first Bride.
Ward & Lewis, blouse to first
bride.
Ward & Lewis. hosiery to sec
ond bride.
Ward & Lewis, corset to third
bride.
Ward & Lewis. pair of slip
pers TO fifth bride
George II. Wheelock & Co.,
set of dishes to first bride.
Whereof and Altfeld. boudoir
lamp to first bride; Poly
chrome candle sticks TO second
bride and pedestal for third
bride.
wo-den Realty Co. $4,000
fire insurance policy TO bride
and groom.
TX. Werwinski, $1,OO0'ire in
surance policy on household fur
niture TO first bride and groom.
Youngs Printing Co, an
nouncement cards TO first mar
ried couple.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

]. NJ. stewart. an old time balloon
ist Of this cEy is scheduled TO make
two ascensions on Memorial Day at
Ions Beach Amusement park. Lake
Manitou. Ind. according 20 ar an
uouncement made by the park man
aRement Stewart Will make para
chute leap during both afternoon
and evening performances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Grange Elevator Co. Misha-
waka. high quality apiece set
Of dishes 20 first bride from
Mishawaka: same prize 20 third
birdie from Mishawaka: for fifth
bride from Mishawaka, best ton
OF coal in their yards.
II. Greenblatt, fur choker for
bride
Guiss Brothers, Kimb ball
photograph. value SIPS. choice
Of oak or mahogany finish. 70
first bride.
Heller & Son. cedar chest to
the bride.
Home Furniture Co. fiber
rocker with cretonne seat.
Ideal laundry. IS laundry
book to first bride: SO laundry
book 70 second bride. and 50
laundry book 10 third bride.
G. r. Kinney & Co. oxfords
for bride/and groom.
LewinsN Agency. $1,000 fire
insurance policy.
+. +. Mangold. 11x14 portrait
TO first bride; N1O portrait TO sec
ond bride.
Mueller. haberdashers,
imported broadcloth shirt for
first groom.
New Jersey railroad. by
Thomas A. Hynes. president.
round trip ticket by Pullman TO
Detroit over the New Jersey
railroad.
National Photo Shops. sepia
portrait valued at SIS 70 first
bride and groom.
y W m q. 5 Ready to-wear
store. bathing suit valued at IS
to first flapper bride; three pairs
OF silk hose. valued AT Sc. 10 best
looking bride; jersey sports suit.
valued at $7.95. TO Oldest bride;
vanity case. valued at So. 20
most popular bride.
Nickel Hotel bridal suite for
bride and groom.
Noble Electric Shop. library
table lamp.
National store. dress for first
bride; blouse for second bride.
and apron for third.
Noe Equl Hosiery Mills. POI
Dean bldg, hosiery for bride
and groom.
The News-Times. silver flower
basket to first bride, and silver
fruit basket 10 second bride.
Otto's Taxi Service. free ride
to and from the theater for first
bride and groom.
Piggly-Wiggly stores. every
blonde bride participating in the
contest. one pound Your Luck
coffee; every bride that is a bru-
netee. one pound Sunset Gold
butter, 10 all red -headed brides
participating in the contest, a
pantry full of groceries.
H. II. Rogers Optical Co. s25
prism binoculars for groom.
Ries Furniture Co. Kitchen
Maid" kitchen cabinet. valued az
SIS. 70 first June bride; genuine
cut glass vase. II inches in
height. 10 first % brides
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
ExCrRsIoN Planned.

A 3 & III. excursion has been an
nounced for Memorial Day May so.
10 Tolyedo. Ohio. The excursion Will
leave az 3 a m. from the New Jersey
and Wabash railroad station 1908
". Division 81. The round trip fare
will De 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Kalamazoo "Runaioays' are
FOuHd at Races by Police

Mel Boot IA. and Joseph Bolt.
Is. both of Kalamazoo. Mich, re-
ported TO the local police as run
aways. were located yesterday after
noon at Springbrook part by officer
Mielke
The two boys stated they had come
10 this city 10 witness the motor
cycle races at the park and had no
intentions of remaining away from
home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Married school teachers Of south
Bend and their wives held a picnic
Lake Saturday. 100 peo-
pie were present for chicken din
ner and program Of music and,
sports.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
FLOWERS AT BRENFLEcKs

Our stand centrally located. offers
you some beautiful buds OF the sea-
son. Pink geraniums. red geraniums.
carnations. cut flowers, and all are
reasonably priced Brenfecks Mar
ket. corner OF Main and Colfax N
14sl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
OPEN PREvENToRIUSI June II

The Preventorium. a summer caSlp
for delicate children. viii omen AT
Healthwin on June il. according &c
plans Of the tuberculosis LEAGUE
Prospective attendants are now be-
ing chosen by school nurses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
LIKE THE CHILD LABOR
DECISION.

There are occasions when one
could wish that the Constitution
hadn't made the Supreme Court
quite so supreme
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

shaw says that ne and Anatoie
France are two wise men in a world
OF fools. Why did he drag in Ana
tole France?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

MI RS IEANk WIIkIF. II
AVA Syracuse. " y formerly
matrun &c the state Rrfornatory
go Industry. y. " who says she
j. delighted with Taniac since 10
restored her health after She suf-
fcrcd eight yearS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
TOO MODEST.

When YOU say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters 111-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

When You say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters. l11-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

when you say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters l1l.tf