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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21

Bull Montana Is
in Champs Camp

Bull Montana. movie star and
wrestler. has just arrived In Great
Fails 10 join tho training camp or
Jack Dempsey.
Bull viii DO the rough work.
tussllng around and 20 on, ~ be
dld for tho champions fight with
Carpenter.
II IN expected that upon the ar.
rival OF Bull, Jack KearnH viii
raise the price Of admission into
Dempsey camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
+ irSt Base
Star Plays
Good Ball
More Pepper Would
Bring Out Better Re
suits in Sluggish Beaver
BY LEO II. LASSEN


WHATEVER you may think Of Bin
w Keepers baseball ethics YOU
have TO hand il TO Bald William
when i, comes 10 selling diamond
stars.
Many are the Coasters who have
worn Seattle and Portland uniforms
that have beer peddled TO big league
clubs Tor fancy sums by Keeper,
Jim Poole the smuggling first sacker
OF the Beavers. is his 1913 candidate
for the big league market.
Poole. the silent Nirginian. has
been playing the h . for three sea-
sons for Portland and he has been
doing some nifty pastiming. He can
sock that apricot ana while he's no
Hal Chase around fist base. he
plays a pretty steady fielding game.
pooles ability 20 hit the leather
win undoubtedly be the biggest asset
Keeper will have when he tries TO
seM him.
The Portlander, could talk up once
in a while arousl first base and
could snap into his playing somewhat
flasher without hurting himself any.
He would make his work just that
much better II he showed more signs
OF life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
WHY BATTING ORDER
WAS CHANGED

Ray Rohwer started the season
hitting third and he got OFF to poor
start with the willow. Lack OF conf.
dence was siIe real cause. He wasn't
hitting with runners on the bags. He
was moved up to the leadoff position
and he picked up confidence. When,
he started to hit bit better he wal
put second and now he Is hitting in
the fourth slot.
Incidentally this is the first time
in great many years that Brick
Eldred hasn't hit fourth steadily.
Harry Wolyerton figures Rohwer a
faster man and wants him ON those
bases ahead OF Eldred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21

Leo King takes a mean cut at
tho onion. Hos a rlghthanded
swlnger and pulls for left field. Ito
picked up three hits In five times
yesterday.
Sam Crane Is out OF tho game for
few daya with twisted knee.
Bin orr was hack In tho game AT
shortstop yesterday aftor spending
nearly two wsska on tho bench
from a Charley horse.
Portland should have been
retired without a run In the
fifth. NJ Mcariis kicked Pill.
lette's Eroundcr with n double
play In front Of him that would
have retired the side.
I'd Barney wen. in to hit for
Gardner In the ninth and reached
first. as no usually does. He
walked.
Tho Gray Wolf has shifted Rob.
wor 20 center and Eidred TO RICH,
10 get tho benefit OF Rohwer'a
stronger wing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
STUMPF TRIES
kENWORTHY TRICK

Bill Stumpf played second base for
Portland yesterday and he tried to
make play that Iron Duke Ken.
worthy showed BIZ when William
was playing shortstop for Seattle
alongside Of Kennie two years ago.
Lane was on second and Johnston
hit across that bag. Stumps made
o fine play too late to get Johnston.
without hesitating he flashed the
ball to third hoping that Lane would
round the bag and get caught off
Kenworthy pulled that play twice in
one game in 1921.
Lane might haze at that, IL he
hadn't been nabbed by overrunning
second in the third when BRAZIL
tagged him on throw from THIRD
where Gardner had been forced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
COLLEGE NINE
WILL DISBAND

The Holy Cross college baseball
team. which was the best collegiate
nine in tho East this year. will bs
disbanded. Tho members of the
team planned 20 play summer base.
ball. but as amateur restrictions are
too numerous, they have given up
the idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
BURKE LIKES
JIMMY WELSH

Billy Burke. the Portland trainer,
thinks that Jimmy Welsh, Seattlc's
young first saclCer. is one Of the mott
likely looking youngsters he has seen
in years.
Il like the way he stands up at
that plate" says Burke. He has
plenty OF nerve and form and he's
strong enough and smart enough 20
De real long distance hitter. And
another thing he's fast, a lot faster
than he looks while he's running, be-
cause he has such long legs and takes
a long stride. expect to hear lot
OF this boy one OF these days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
PORTLAND HAS
OUTFJELD STRENGTH

Portland has more good outfielders
on its rosters than any other club in
the Coast league. King, High, Ores
sctt, Cox and Wolfer are the quintet
King made his Seattle debut yester.
day and busted thru with double
when tho bags were loaded that
started seattle's downfall. The others
ASs all familiar 10 Seattle fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
INDIANS LOOK
DIZZY On PATHS

The Indians did some very dizzy
baserunning yesterday.
Lanes mental boot in oIerrunning
second caused trouble and later FL
bred tried to go from second to third
when Orr hit to third and BRAZIL
was making the out at first. Poole
doubled Eldred without much trouble
at the hot corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
ELDRED UP TO
OLD TRICKS

Brick Eldred was up 20 his old
tricks with the willow yesterday.
The first time up he slapped one TO
left field and the third time he faced
Pillette he rammed double down the
right field line.
Chats what makes Eldred great
hitter. He busts that ball to all fields
and hits the onion ON line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
BUSINESS MEN PLAY

Golfing members 81 tho Young
Mems business club will engage In
a midsummer tourney. but this one
viii not drag along like the mid
winter affair which arrived az It's
destination few days ago. because
BoAs Chef King has his pencil all
sharpencd up ready 20 default all
matches no, played of on schcdnIcd
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
Diamond Dust

The Athletics tied tho seors IN the fth.
and took the Etms from the White Cox
10 the iith. 20 ,.
a Wild throw by JIalnss, Cardinal
msundsmhn. paved the way for the
Giants 60 score five runs In the
ninth. and beat ~. Louis. 20 8.
Ehmks held the Browns % tiirss hits
and won his 10th game Tor Boston. "a /.
The Cubs moved 20 fifth place
whrn they went on a hitting ram
page and ~trouDeed Philadelphia,
IS 10 I.
Going into the 10th inning With the
score tied. 20 .. Boston scored slE runs.
and won from Pit1burE. if 20 8.
Speaker got bis nrst hit in three
games In the sevepth inning. and
started Clsyeiand's rally which ended
In the defeat Of tho senators. D to I.
The Tigers made II singles. three hons
runs. two triples and ono double. win
ning from the Ysnks, . 10 :.
Cincinnati won from Brooklyn, { to
!. taking three out Of four games in
the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
Bob Harper
DrUUs With
Benjamin
Seattle Boy Shades Demp-
sey's Pal in Fast Ten
Round Contest

DoRTLAND, Ore. June 2il--Befors
l. the largest crowd that ever at
tended n fight here, Joe BENJAMIN.
Northwest lightweight champion. and
Bobby Harper. Of Seattle, fought 10
terrific rounds 10 Il draw last night
The decision was unpopular. the fans
L-tiA-.f...- siaf tIass.a. ahaitid have
had the nod A llnockdown which
benjamin scored In the third round
counted much in his favor.
In the semi-windup. Joe Powell.
knocked out Eddie Shannon in the
second round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
OAKLAND WINS
FROM ANGELS
FREEDMAN is
A FREED MAN

CHICAGO. June 2I.--Wm. sailor"
Freedman. lightweight boxing star.
was freed hero yesterday by Circuit
Judge Kernstcn on a murder charge.
Freedman. with another man, was
found guilty last year. but was
granted new trial After hearing
tho evidence. Judge Kernsten In
s,rncted the state 10 dismiss the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
PILLETTE BEST
OF YOUNG PITCHERS

TED Pillette is the best OF the
soung pitchers in the Coast league
this year. He turned back Seattle
yesterday by 10 score, holding
the Indians to soven hinglcs- He
was a bit Wild. bu, had plenty Of
stuff in the plnehes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
VERNON COPS
GAME, 3 TO 2

los ANGELES. June 2i.-ver.
non cYcncd things up with San
Francisco yesterday. when they de.
fsated tho league leaders. to ?.
The score: r. III. r.
San Francisco .,....a. s. 3
vernon .,.s.s....s+...*.. 0
Mitchell. Gcasy and Agnow. Yelle:
Iamea and Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
Portland Comes From Behind and
Wins Opener From Seattle, Sd

a
l. diamond orchard ednesday the contest to
a
Four double seaes however and dizzy the
The
left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21

in the early stages OF the tournh'
mrnt
Anyway. everybody seems 20 be
enjoying this biz show which winds
w tomorrow when seattle's first
champion lady golfer will be known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21

ENns rcsponsIbIs fOr--GRFdner =. PIE
letts .. Struck out-Gardner /, Piliatte !.
Bases on balls-Gardnsr Piilstte s. Wild
Ditches-- PilIetts 2. Hit BY pitched balls
Lane. Woifer, Stolen base - Brazil.
Three-base hit---Jonss. Two-ba#9 hits
Jones. Baldwin. King. Eldred. Rnrg ba..
ted in--Baidwin :, King 2, Daily. Rohwer.
Caught stealing -POoic. Double plays
Jones to stumpf to Poole. Jones 70 BRA.
Kill 10 stump. Pillettc to BRAZIL to
stunpf; BRAZIL 20 Poole to BRAZIL; orr
to aearkls TO Johnston. Time OF game
i.i5. umplres-Becker and Tomnu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
SETS NEW MARK

Maude Humphrey student OF
Drake University. Is believed to have
broken the American collegiate
basket ball throwing record for WON.
en- recently when she threw the ball
81 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
HAPPY MAN WINS

ASCOT HEATH. Eng, June si--
Happy Man. owned by Fred Hardy,
won the Ascot gold cup today with
Lord Dcrbys Siiurian second and
Mario perronc's FlechoIse third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
MIKE McTIGUE
BOXES JUNE Is

Mike McTigue. worlds light heavy.
weight champion, and Tommy
Loughsan. will meet in the eight
round main event OF the boxing
show in Philadelphia. juno IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
TACOMA SMOKER
IS ON TONIGHT

TACOMA. June, 2i.--A packed
house is expected 20 view tho box
Ing card here tonight Young Car
men and Teddy o'Hara, California
lightwclKhts headline the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
BRENNAN. TURNS
GIBBONS DOWN

Bill Brennan. New York heavy.
weight, Ia said to have turned down
an offer TO 10 TO Tommy Gibbons
camp ns n sparring partner,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
A Secret Of Great
Strength and
Powerful Muscles

Jack Dempsey. Worlds Heavyweight
champion. Reveals a Secret Of His<
Training for Crsat Strength,
Energy and Endurance
/s>>>~>>,'' ~
YSeience has now proved thst you'll
Iresl strength, energy, and endur-
snce, that mysterious force that
enables you 10 dominate snd
Control others and win 10
eyery walk OF life, all de.
pend upon tbs strength y
tand nature OF the milky
tlions Of cells that com.
/pose your body and
bbrain-ihat the physical3
kstreneth OF these cells den
pends absolutely on thea
food you eat, that 10, then
material with which theyk
lare built, just like . house
THAT 10 bull, Of boards and
Emud Is not so strong a. ono
kbuilt OF stone and iron. Thsv
kmost important element inf
building stronG, torocfu;
kcells 10 q peculiar fosm
ol iron found In tbs
husks OF Grains Gnd1
the peeIs and skins
of certain fruits and
Eve9etables, but4
modern methods Of
koookin1 throw
ihsss ippoetsni thinlp1
s~sy 90 thst today
kpSS6sbly not one per. -
k,on. In twenty hss 100 per esss
Vi.ea ~ his body. Jsok Dempsey.
kWettd's Hssyywsi(hs ChsmpIos, whssA
Iirsininl. tskss rslulsriy this snswsy form
oi Iron. known 10 Nssssed Ircs. When y
great sthlsiss like ,Dsmpssy rssihs the r
vImportsnos of iron IN the blood. II would 4
seem the, every MIN. no matter wks, biz
Xsfs.who wants 10 increase HE s,ssassh Y.
snd bodily powers. ~euid realize kowyA
muoh more important II 10 for him 10 q
build up bic essr(y and sndursnst
Nwith NaxAisd Iron. TkossssdN
have ssoured susprisln6 req
suits In even two sbort weekly
AfSuHsisdtroa 10 issHpsnsivU
snd may be obtalned
from sny rslisblsT
druGlIsLss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

New York z, ~. LoeJs s.
Cincinnati 8. Brooklyn I.
Boston Is. PittsburK 30 lnnlnssJ.
Chicago 1s, Philadelphia ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
pAcm1c COAST LEAGnE
REsrIrs

Portland 3. seattle ..
Sacramento 6. Salt Lake "a inningsl.
Vernon 3. San Francisco 2.
Oakland 4, Los Angeles 0,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21


While he had one boot In the
field. Jones looked pretty good nj,
shoristop aud handled some hard
chances
TSe Portland outfield sneaked IN
too far en- Ted Baldwin In the sec
ond inning md Theodore rarnmed
one over Kings head in left field
for two cushions.
Ike wolfer played nice
game In center flsld for the
Beavers. Wolfcr j. one Of
those good ball players who j.
never get half enough credit
for the good work they do.
doc" Johnston turned In n nifty
play when he went TO his right for
Days Erouuder In the fifth and
tagged Jones at second for a force.
Billy Lane utmost took pitch
on the noodle in the third and
finally did get waiioped In the back
by one Of Pille,te's wild ones.
Piliette was certainly wild
"Wednesday, two wild pitches, n
hit batter and five walks being
the toll for the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGru
RESULTS

BOSTON 2 Ht Louis /.
Philadelphia 4 Chicago z.
Cleveland 8. Washington 1.
, Detroit 0, New York q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
Thru Press Box Screen
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Johnny Jones, rortlanfs new
shortstop. certainly took y Hiking
20 Harry Garsincr's brand Of
pitching. lie smacled that pill
four times safciy--a double,
triple and two singles being his
days total.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
SOLONS DEFEAT
SALTS IN 18TH

SACRAMENTO. Juno IL sacra.
mcn,o took an exciting Thinning
game from Sal, Lake yesterday.
winning six runs 20 five
The score: X. II. u.
Sale Lake .............. 3 IL
sacramento .*...+srss.+ts IL
crumpier Gould and Peters. Fit.
terry. Thompson and Koehler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
GOV. HART TO
GO EAST SOON

OLYMPIA. sept. 20.--Gov. Louis
r. Hart an1,luncsd yesterday he
would leay,t tiiT Washington. ID. C.,
Sunday. to iA,ke up several impor.
tant matters with federal officials.
Tho governor said he would con-
fer with Indian bureau officials on
a proposal 10 get legislation thru
the next congress. authorizing dis.
posai OF certain Yakima Indian res,
ervatlon lands along the same lines
as wis done in the puyallup Indian
reservation.
Under this plan. allo.henis would
be appraised. and where the Indians
give consent they would be sold in
small tracts. the government contin-
uing It's guardianship over the Ind.
ans and providing for their support.
Gov. Hart Is also seeking the CO
operation Of the forestry bureau in
finishing up the Olympic highway
between Bogaehiel and Quinault.
Another matter TO be taken MP
with the forestry bureau Is the ex.
change OF timber IN the federal for.
est reserve for adjoining cut.over
lands, as provided BY bill passed
by congress. The governor IL OPP
posed 10 the principle OF the bill. on
the ground that reforestation areas
should not be included in the forest
/ reserves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20

or aid in buying homes or farms II
In estimated that al least u per cent
Of the men will choose the certlfi-
cate plan. and that about 20 20 %
per cent will choose tbe home or
land aid plan.
Had the bonus been passed last
year. u IL thought from 10 per
cent OF the men might have chosen
vocational training assistance. but
with the passage OF years. the yeter-
ans have nearly all passed the school
age
The total cash necessary 10 pay
the bonus obligations would be ii6.-
000. 900 AZ once 10 settle all claims to-
falling less than $50 each. and 81.
10000. 900 10 finance the certificate
plan and the farm and home assist
anoe up 10 1913. In that year the
g0-year certificates would become
due and cash 10 the extent OF ST.
70s000.000 would be needed
The rate of compensation decided
upon is 81 per dag for home service
and El.25 per day for foreign service.
II these rates we're adhered 10 and
the entire obligations paid of i'm
mcdiately. 1870. 900. 900 would be re-
quired 10 finance the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
SOLDIER BONUS
MAY Be PASSED
Coolidge Almost Certain to
Sign Bill

WASHINGTON. sept 20.-If con.
Rress passes II soldiers bonus bill,
President Coolidge VIII sign the
measure. That n the Interpretation
placed on the presidents recent er-
precision Of confidence IN the wisdom
OF congress. Good measures pass
congress without coercion. and bad
measures are rejected without outside
influence. That In substance, White
House visitors were told
what Is the situation Ia congress?
Both houses are for the bonus. In
the senate and In house. former
bonus opponents have switched and
are now advocating passage Of the
bill, The gains OF the boDus advo
Gates, in fact. have been Eo'great that
II IA commonly thought the measure
could be- panied even tho II received
the presidential veto.
As governor OF Massachusetts,, SIR.
Coolidge signed state soldiers
bonus bill and stated II as his belief
that the veterans were entitled 10
financial relief
Apparently. then, the pre- ldent and
congress are for the bonus All that
remains IL the provision Of the nee
essnry funds The amount needed
will. Of course depend on the terms Of
payment
From present Appearances the
same bill that faied OF adoption be
cause OF President Harding veto
will again be recommended for pass
sage by the finance committees oi
the house and senate.
Therein. the cx soldiers VIII ~
given the option between taxing 90
year certificates. vocational training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
HiPPIEST FOLkS
IN THE WORLD

But let Mrs, Bingcr ten her own
story
II want 10 say first. that my hus-
band and myself arc the happiest
people In the world.
cts true that we might do more
for our children II we had more
money. but we are happy Just as We
are.
The youngsters mean more 10 VS.
than any amount OF money boarded
up. Watching them happy az play
is better than the best movie ever
saw.
"Do ever so 20 the movies p
well. It's been so long since I saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20

els have, but wouldn't trade them
for any Of the diamonds worn on
Fifth ave.
I'VE buy only tho plRincst food.
but that Is the heal,hlest kind. We
take our pleasure outdoors in the
park. and that II good for us
we don't miss the hectic pleasures
that some people have 10 have 90 en-.
Joy life and Ne are the better for IT,
THE pipe that my husband smokes
IL as much pleasure 10 him as the
rich mans cigar
I'VE are making the best OF life Ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Mediterranean
Meanderings
Where Elijah and Jezebet Lived
Just OUer the Hills Lies Galilee.
A Carauan OF Camels.
Trucks Not Likely to Supplant Them

Bu, camels and donkeys are no,
the only domestic animals OF this
picturesque land. Flowing in the
fields is almost wholly done by huge.
clumsy water hutfaioes.
Then there is the horse which.
no,wi,hstandlng Jobs declaration
that II is "a vain thing for safety"
Il s,ill the pride Of the Arabs heart,
Horses are not used for mental In.
Dor in Palestine except on rare occa.
sions. but are bred mostly for
wealthy Arabs and cavalry officers
10 ride. A thing OF spiendor Is n
magnificsntly rolled young Arab
mounted on his Arabian stallion as
Il Frances and cayorts down tho mar.
row street threatening every momen,
to knock down the admitting children
in its path.
Our ride 20 Acre was our first trip
aboard "a palestinian train. The
coaches. made IN England. are the
compartment style. OF course. very
clean. neat. well upholstered and ex.
cecdingly comfortable.
Acre. or Aka. as Il is sometimes
known. Is one OF the most pictur.
esaue towns Of Palestine. with cuor.
nous Notifications Of stone sur.
rounding its 10000 people and their
habitations.
In Bible times II was known as
Asher Judges l:5il and is once men
toned in tho New Testament as
Ptolemais ACTS 2D in connection
with Paul's journey from Tyre.
THE streets are narrow and crook
ed. the houses Of stone and with nc
visible ventilation. and the peopl,
dirty and picturesque. The chief
gathering place is the little squar,
or market place where is also IN,
we'll which. like the old New England
town pump. Is the gathering plac,
OF the town gossips
We spent very interesting TIVE
hours In wandering over the ancien
walls OF Acre. representing some o
the f,nost nth and 18th century for
tfications. with their meats. don
joins, towers. battlements and ancicn
drawbridges built by the Crusader
Of that far.off time for Acre was 10
! centuries the greatest. in fact tn
only important Christian stronghol,
in Islam from which the Christian
, we're only expelled by the grea
snladin late in the 18th century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Three Are Burned
in Mine Accident

ENUMCLAW. Sept. 90 Suffering
severe burns ~ the result Of gas
explosion In the Durham coal mine
near here yesterday afternoon. three
men. -. ]. Thomas John LAmHon
and Oranzo Colechlco. were IN hos
pitfalls hero last night. The men
had re.cntered The mine when the
explosion occurred burning the
three men seriously about the face
ma arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20

you say you do not dsncei Why not
learn the fairy art? a few lessons Will
give ,ou grace and attraction, ana
most Of sli. more confidenre In sour
self. The better you DANCE the more
pleasure you Will get out OF DANciNo.
start today with private lesson. then
20 into my class Wed. a sat, Ppbilc
Dancing We'd. a. sat. nights, To ~.
MELODY Tbriiiers Orchestra. dots 81
pep.J MISS BRIGHT. 1904 9Th at Zine.