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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
RADIO TREAT
SUNDAY NIGHT

Radio Bugs Attention. Tune UP
your old machinery for ioug.dls,ancs
receiving and llAton In on real
treat next Sunday about 1890 p. m.
Real old coiored sonEhsrds from tho
home OF Fiorian slappey. old
Birmingham" Alabarn', will DO TN.
ing the air with harmony on that
night and hour.
News Of tho event reached Sc.
attic Thursday in letter from tho
Alabama Power Co. OF Birmingham,
bfoadcas,ing a special feature pro.
gram Sunday night. TO be furnished
by the choir OF tho 18th VI. Negro
Baptist church Tho letter was re.
ceivod by Earle w. Allen. 5is r.
10th st. who recently picked up n
broadcast by wSY and wrote 10
birmingham 10 acknowledge II.
Tho power concern writes Allen
that they stage a special midnight
program on Sundays designed TO
reach the Pacific coast about 1910
p. m. and that they have received
hundreds of letters from Coast radio
fans who have heard their former
programs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
SPORTS SHOW
is OPEN TODAY
Stage Mammoth Parade TO
Advertise Opening

sea,,ic's first annual spor,Emen'a
show opened Thursday at tho Crystal
Pool for a one week session.
Al tyres Of birds. game and finh
will be displayed AZ the auditorium
with tho end In view Of imprefsiuE
the people OF tho state with the
value. an a tourist attraction, Of the
states game resources
Thirty floats. thousands Of march
orn and a number Of motor-drAwn
exhibits win b. In the big parade
which was q. stnrt nom N. Crystal
Pool AZ 1890. Tho line OF march WA
20 b. down Second ave. 10 Yeslsr
way and back over the Same route.
Tho biz show was 20 open az tho
auditorium ~ is5o and continue
thru until Sunday night. School
children and nswuhoyH wiz DO admit
ted FREQ AZ special showing satur-
day morning.
The show II being staged by the
Seattle sportsmen's association. hav-
inR q membership Of 1000. and viii
be under the direct charge Of John
Mone,ie. assisted by ~. ~. Meier
president Of the Seattle association
The object IL 10 create greater In
terrst IN the states hunting and
fishing possibilities on tho part Of
tourists and 10 thereby Increase the
states revenue IN nonresident license
fees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
RUHR INVASION
BARS PROGRESS
Near Recovery, Old World
Bothered by New Situation

NEW YORK. Feb. fa-Isurops n
much nearer recovery than 10 gen.
orally thought IN Amerioa. accord.
Ing 10 J. W, r. Mason. United Prcss
specialist on foreign affairs. who r..
turned today from a tour OF lnycHtf
cation IN Europe.
Mason visited Great Britain. Ger.
many. France and the Ruhr. lie
had confidential interviews with the
leading European statesmen. lnolud'
Ing Premier Bonar Law. Gehelmrat
Or. Hueher. the head OF Germnny'H
industrial trust and the real dictator
OF the German Ruhr policy; Georges
cicmenoeau. NJ. Tardleu. Prof. Berg.
son and many others.
Europe needs only settlement
between France and Germany on a
basis OF mutual CONCESSIONS for the
world 90 be set permanently 10
rights" Mason ssid. ~fhc Ruhr pol.
Icy OF France IL frightening both the
French and the Germans. When
both sides arc frightened a com.
promise usually results hut there
h no certainty Of this under present
circumstances. for considerable
time 10 come.
The French arc yery uneasy be.
cause they fear that the Ruhr eK.
petition may bring no adequate n.
nanclal return. The Germans are
alarmed because they think that the
French arc resolved 10 separate tho
Ruhr from Germany. occupy the
left bank OF the Rhine and split
Bavaria and South Germany from
the North.
Premier Polncare dld not want
10 so into the Ruhr. hut was forced
In by President Millerund. Neither
Poincare nor Milltrand knows what
even tho immediate future holds in
store. Tardieu Ia being sroomed
for the next premiership. n Poin,
care falls. and tho keynote OF Tar,
deus policy will be TO Try 10 70.
duce the German Indemnity and Try
20 secure financial help from Eng.
Land aud America"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
ORIENT LINER
is COMING IN

The Admiral-oriental line steamer
President Mckinley Is slated 20 ar
rive AT Seattle from the Orient late
Thursday.
She was reported al Vancouver. b.
C., at 3 a. m by the harbor radio
station and viii arrive here late iri
the afternoon.
The Mckinley carries n largo mis-
cellaneous cargo in addition 10 a
shipment OF silk. She also carries a
number OF wellknown passengers.
The Admiral Oriental line steamers
are establishing a record In the silk
trade They have transported nearly
one-fourth as much silk thru Seattle
in the past two months os 1898 a.
they did during the entire year OF
1872. II has been estimated by the
company that enough silk has been
imported thru Seattle BY the line
10 envelope the entire world in a silk
''nightie-''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
CLAIM DOCTOR
PEDDLED DOPE
Or. R. E. McKibbon Held in
City Jail Under 81 800 Bond

Failing 10 furnish 1880 cash bail.
DR.. H. Z, McKibbon. ii5 Fifth ave.
~. was taken into custody by the
police Tuesday following a raid by
city and federal officers on McRib-
bon's ''eanatorium" for the cure OF
dope nddlcts. lie was held IN the city
Jail Thursday.
McKihbon In facing both state and
federal charges Of dealing in narcoi-
lea II II charged by investigators
who claim 10 have purchased nnrco,-
lea from him and BY officers making
the arrest that McKibbon'a establish
msnt was merely a blind" for his
Illicit business A quantity OF NOR
phine and cocaine preparations found
At the "sanatorium" are being held as
evidence
The physician has been dealing in
narcotics for long period. according
20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
BANK WRECKERS
FLEE OFFICERS
Worldwide Search Is Start
ed for looting Ring

CHICAGO. Feb. s7.--An Interua.
uonhl search for Joseph u. Maroino.
alleged leader Of gang OF bank
wreckers. who operated from coast
10 coast. was started here today as
tho result Of the arrest Of Frank L.
Taylor. charged with endorsement
OF the funds OF tho First National
bank Of Warren. Kan. OF which he
was president.
Bank examiners declared s2os, 900
In securities were missing from tho
Warren bank.
Taylor. who was paid $50 n week
M president OF the institution, was
a tool OF Mnrcino and left trail OF
bank wrecklng. robbery OF safety
deposit boxes and wild finance from
California 90 Massachusetts, Burns
detectives charge.
Marcino disappeared last week and
has fled to South America, depart.
ment OF justice agents declared.
Marcino was responsible for irreE-
ular transactions in two California
banks, the Niagara Life Insurance
company OF Buffalo and the Mer-
chants and Mechanics bank of Phila-
delphla, bank examiners charged.
The fugitive had negotiated for
stock in two Chicago banks and was
stockholder in an Ottawa, ILL.,. bank,
and other institutions In midwest
cities.
Under the former name. he bought
control of tho Bank OF PcrrIs, Cal,
In 1917, and the institution lost sao,-
900 while In his hands. detectives
claimed.
At the same time he IN allege' 20
have manipulated the stock in tho
Harbor City bank of San Pedro, Cal.
Last February tho Niagara Insur-
ance company Of Buffalo was taken
over by the insurance commissioner
on charges OF gross mismanagc-
ment." Affairs OF tho company were
Strengthened out and stockholders
suffered no loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
MURDER LAID
TO RUM MEN

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. "a
Murder OF Earle Remington. aviator.
engineer and ciubman. today was
laid to an alleged bootleg ring by
detectives investigating the case.
1T seems certain his death was
due to the Vaccinations Of a liquor
ring and It's members" detective
captain. who has been engaged in
the Investigation. declared.
He added that no was about TO
bring TO police headquarters 100 sal.
Ions Of liquor alleged 10 have been
In Refuington's possession at tho
time Of tho murder.
Police first turned their attention
TO this angle OF the case after ques.
tioning Mrs Virginia Remington.
widow Of the dead engineer. She.
according 70 police. declared that her
husband had had dealings with such
ring for some time.
Police took possession OF n quinn.
tity Of papers belonging TO Rsming.
ton and brought them to detective
headquarters for study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
SUBSIDY AIDES
ARE WEAKENING
Line Of Defense Is Beginning
TO Crack
nY IAMRENcE MAKTIN

WABHINGTON, Fsb ~ The line
Of defenders holding out against the
nilbuatsr against the ship subsidy
bill today began TO crack and crum.
bic under the fear tho session might
end without an opportunity being ar
forded 10 set thru legislation which
some senator's feel In more important
10 them than tho subsidy bill Ia 20
the administration.
Notice was served on Senator
Jones. In charge OF he bill. BY sew.
erai republican senators who have
stood BY him. that n he was unable
10 break the filibuaier by Friday or
Saturday, they would be forced 20
support q motion 90 send the subsidy
bill back 20 the commerce committee.
thus removing II definitely from tho
legislative slate.
This notification was given Jones
jnst before Senator Lonroot. TVS
oonHin. In a speech early IN last
night's session. served a virtual ul,i.
matum that unless administration
opposition 60 farm credits legislation
was removed. there would be no sub.
sidy bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
Would Change Date
of Inauguration

WAsHIN GToN. Feb. 22.AA
change In the date OF innuguratinq
now presidents and converting newly
elected congresses was brought a
step nearer today when tho house
elections commlttoo favorably 70.
ported the Norris resolution In
virtually tho Same form as passed
by the senate,
The resolution submits a constl.
tutional amendment to the states,
fixing tho new dnto as the first
Monday In January instead OF
March for tho inauguration and
the first Monday In December for tho
roconyening Of congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
Bonar Law Jeered
by His Opponents

LONDON. Feb. 7a>--Bonar Iaw.s
government jurt squscsed thru tho
finai test vote Of n weeks debate on
tho kings speech.
This count was go 10 7os IN favor
OF tho government. Tho result wns
greeted with ironic cheers from tho
opposition aide Of the house and Ia.
Dor crfea Of Resign The prime
minister docs not intend. however. TO
consider tho rosuI, vote OF lack OF
Confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
DID SLIM ANKLES
CAUSE TRUCKS TO
CRASH? UP TO JURY

OS ANGELES, Feb. 90. ~
IL Whether n pretty girl who lifts
nor skirts 10 cross q muddy street.
thereby causing distraction OF the
drivers attention and causing mn
automobile accident. can be sued
for damages, win be decided be.
fore Justice Claiming Toilette.
Helen Holt. minor actress in
the movies, is the girl In aues.
ton. She lifted her skirts TO
keep thom from being splashcd
with mud as she was leaving n
studio on Santa Monica boule.
ward. Two trucks immediately
crashed. Ono belonged to tho
Hollywood Dyo Works and the
other TO the George l.. Eastman
company.
The dyo works sued tho East.
man company for damage 10 the
machine and made Miss Holt co.
defendant by charging her with
walking carelessly In front OF tho
machine.
The cosc was up before Justice
Toilette, but on account or sick
ness was postponed, Miss IIoIt's
attorneys declare they viii at
tempt to get n jury entirely com.
posed Of men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
RUHR SEIZURE
SCHEME GROWS

PARIS. Feb. 22.--Franco and Bel.
gium have evolved a plan for taking
over permanently the railways OF tho
Ruhr and tho Rhlncland. IL was
learned on reliable authority today.
Tho lines will be put under civilian
control and the proceeds applied 10
reparations. II the scheme f. effected.
prcniors Polnoare and Theunls are
understood 10 have agreed 20 Join,
control Of tho roada IA autonomous
lines for long period. For one thing.
q win be assurance TO Belgium and
France that tho Germans arc no, Us.
ing tho railroads for military pur.
poset
Italy, and possibly other countrion
may be invited 10 participate in the
exploitation. ',PoriinAx.~ In tho Echo
do Paris. sayA. and thus The Rhine.
land VIII be partially international.
ixrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
PROPOSES new
LEGISLATURE
Beeler Wants 0ne-House
Assembly Yearly
nY FIEl.pING LEMMON

OLYMPIA. Feh Adjustment
Of tho present legislative system u
government In the stata thru a con.
stitutional amendment. and the r..
tablishpent Of a one.house assembly.
IL being considered by legislators for
the second time this session.
Representative Adam Hecicr. %
King county. stated Thursday that
he was prepared 10 introduce such a
bin tho first OF next week.
Under Beeler'a proposed bill. The
new legislature will be composed Of
one house. a member 20 b. elected
from each senatorial district Of the
state.
II would be called the state as
Semhly OF Washington. and would
meet once a year.
The hili win rpocify that tho as
semhly meet for 50 days 90 Introduce
bills will then adjourn for 80 days
and after this period win meet for
a second 30 days 20 pass the bills In
trodueed
No state nj tho present time has
The single house system OF legislature,
but California meets on the so-day
schedule proposed
Senator l.. l.. Weptfali OF Spokane
proposed the one-houno legislative
system Of Foyernmcn, early In the
session and said that he was going
20 introduce a bin calling for this
constitutional chanFr His hill. how
ever. has not yet appeared.
Representative Homer 7. Bone o.
Pierce and several others have b-en
considering similar hill. II II said.
and Heelcr plans 90 ret all those in
terested 10 help In the drafting % his
measure and 10 hgn Il when Il Il
introduced.
Members who would be elected 20
the assembly Under Becier'a bin
would serve for term ot four years
and would b paid salary In pro-
portion 20 tho one now received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
SERGT. PIELOW
FREED ON BAIL
WIN Try Alleged Booze Run
nerS March 9

Former Police serst Taward Pie
low. ex.patrolman I'd. HaEen and
Charles 0lvens. alleged rum run.
nerS were az liberty Thursday On
$500 cash han. Following their
hearing on conspiracy charges be,
fore {. S. Commissioner A. o. Bow.
man v6inesiay Miss Anna Civ.
ems and Chris Brown were each re-
leased on si,0oe cash bail
All were arrested BY federal and
city officials az i2s broadway, the
home of Pieiow. Miss Glvcns = said
by ofacers 20 be the secretary and
bookkeepcr OF the rlng, In the
house az the time q the raid were
found large quantities % whisky
and gin. together With much beer
and homo brew.
All five viii be brought up for
hearing before Commissioner Bow.
man not later than March ..
Federal narcotic agents expected
20 find narcotics In the home al the
time OF the raid but were disap.
pointed. II Is said by the officials
that AZ one time Pielow and Hagen
were engaged in the doperunning
trade In which Patrolman Charles
q. Legate. who was later murdered.
was Involved.
The case OF the mystery man. .
Emanuel Weitz. was again brought
20 light when one OF his carts. bear.
Ing cash and charge notations were
found by the authorities In the raid.
A liquor deal in which he figured
was also unearthed IN one Of the
many ledgers. found IN Miss Givens'
daintily furnished houdoir.
Pielow has been summRrily dis
missed from the Seattle department,
according 20 Chief sevcrYns. due 10
the fact that he left the state with.
out permission while on leave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
NAB 5 JAPS
ON RUM RAID

Five japanese wcre in the U. 8.
immigration station Thursday. fol-
loving their arrest on liquor charges
late Wednesday by federal pro
hibltion officers They were charged
with selling ''smilo." $50 gallons Of
which was confiscated.
The booze. together with III. 7.
Okla AMI Kimoto. Mr. and Mrs. X.
Yakosa and Miss NJ. Taku were
taken at two places in the raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
Charge Mine Head
With Conspiracy

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va.
Feb. z2.--conspiracy charges were
placed against g Frank Keeney.
West Virginia niinc head. in bill OF
particulars filed by she prosecution
here yesterday In Keeney's trial for
alleged completely In the death OF
George Munsey. during an armed
miners march In the summer of 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
Four Farm Bodies
Fight Ship Subsidy

WARRINGTON. Feb. 22.-Tho
four national general farm organlza.
lions sent a letter yesterday 20 the
senate expressing opposition 20 the
ship subsidy bin and urging adequate
consideration for an measures favor.
able 20 agriculture before this con.
Ereas adjournA.
The letter was signed by tho Ma.
tional Board OF Farm organizations
tho Farmers National council. the
National Grange and the American
Farm Bureau Federation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
HAUNTING TERROR
FOR REMINGTON
"HIJACKERS'
DRIVEN OFF

OMAHA, FEB. 22.--Marty Mayer
"Hljacker," was killed and two other
bandits believed wounded In spec.
tacular gun battle between Railroad
Detective s. G Curtis and six ban,
dts In tho Great Western freight
yards here today.
More than 40 shots were fired. The
bandits were attempting to rob q chr
OF liquor In the yards.
Bloody trails leading from tho
scene led police 10 believe Curtis had
hit other members Of tho gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
West Seattle Club
to Meet Thursdav

The West Seattle Community club
VIII meet ut 8 o'clock Thursday
evening, February 20. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Ryan. 173s
Sunset ave.
A social session win follow tho req.
ular business meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22

licve itching. ailny TINT aEgravat-
Ing sense of pressure and enable you
TO rest and sleep with comfort
The fact that almost every drug
gist In the u. s. and Canada carries
Pyramid In stock ut 60 cents n box
shows how highly these Supposi-
tories are regarded. Take no sub
stituto. You can try them free by
Pyramid Drug Co, 627 Pyramid
Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22

needing. with source OF terror and
names that might have provided
clues unspoken by urbane Earle
Remington. IS. bank engineer. in.
ventor Of burglar pruventiyeA. war
limo major Of aig service. keen
man OF business and polished man
Of drawing rooms and cluha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22

My homo f. Kirkland, Wash, 1
took Just few treatments In DR.
LouKhney's Human Bake Ovens and
J an now n well man. The Bake
Oven fixed mo mp In spite 81 the
TACT that am ~ years OF age.
nm now able TO enjoy life again.
have been resident of seattle
since 1888. I'm very well known.
I've been rheumatic for the pnsf
IL years md of late Ind suffered
most severely all of my muscles
and especially my Joints were very
sfiffened and painful. Well, lust n
few of DIR. LouGhneyts Human Bake
Oven Treatments was all I needed
I'm 1imbered up amazingly and feel
fine nnd I've not an nche or n pain.
On beginning treatments with DR.,
Lougbney I could not walk nrross
the floor Mt times without falling. 7
was always terribly dizzy headed.
Ny blood pressure was very danger
ousIy biEh--235. IL hns dropped
down almost 100 points. Stomach
and bowel troubles, which were nIso
my lot. have all disappeared. never
WINS 30 free from constipation In all
my life as am now. ] never real
bed there was 80 much good could
want to 70 ON record as saying the
effects are surprising. 4 nm II
yenrs of age md I never expected
10 be 10 Iimbered up and to feel so
good ngaIn rs I now feel. My sick
friends can rely on the treatment,
md II In t1st nv effective with old
people as with young people. Yours
truly, y. IL SMITH, Kirkland, Wnsh.,
U0x 3I2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22

Doesn't hurt a bltl Drop n little
"Froozono" on an aching corn, In.
stantly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly YOU lift It right off with
fingers Truly
Your druggist sells q tiny bottle OF
"Froezono" for a fow cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between tho toes, and tho cal.
lusoa. without soreness or irritation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
BY JACK JuNoMEyER

LOS ANGELES. Feb. s2.-The
code OF genieel manners OF victim
and widow offered the mos, battling
handicap In ;he solution Of tho Earle
Remington murder mystery.
Excessive civillty is the ou,Atand.
ing element In the society drama re-
yealed by the crash OF gun which
on the night OF February is snuffcd
the life OF the prominent Los An.
geles cluhmnn under the window OF
his wife's bedroom.
Because OF Il. Remington would
not tell her the names OF women
she has declared herself suspicious
OF, altho they were on the verge OF
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
For Piles
II Is Pyramid
Pyramid Pile suppositorfes Have
brought Relief 20 Thousands
Who Had suffered Severely
For Years.

You viii quickly realize that
Pyramid Pile Suppoaitorles are
eimply wonderful 10 ease pain. re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
DR.. L0UGHHE
Human Bake Oven

AID Corrective Diet Reduces High
blood Pressure and Clears Up
Chronic rheumatism In Case Of
57-Yeas-Dtd Wan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
WAS TOO POLITE
TO QUESTION

Because OF II Virginia Remington
would not press him 10 confess wha,
she believed.
They were too polite 70 pry or
quarrel or rasp the Benslbilitiss--
those fuses which ordinarily blow
Identities from hidden heart mines
for use Of the police II worse comes
to worst.
There were women In whom he
was interested" says the widow.
beautiful. striking figure in the
city's socini life. He didn't deny
IL. But he never mentioned ans
names, and / didn't want to know
them"
And 70 the Names which police
sought to ascertain in defining mo
tive and trailing the slayer. may be
inviolate behind dead lips under the
zeal OF punctiiious courtesy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-22
MARRIED LIFE
AN EMPTY SHELL

Our married life reluctantly ad.
mitted Mrs. Remington. lind be-
conts a polite. empty she'll" follow.
ing gradual rift and her recent
preparations for divorce.
Empty even OF duarreiing. for
those two were the elegantes OF
manners, born to the observancea
Of those things which codes OF
etiquet stress. And hack there,
where the shelf became empty
under a masquerade to their friends.
and where police grope vaguely. is
the starting point in the Rcming.
ton murder for those who like to
trace tragedy to melting causes be-
hind immediate motive.
Earle and never qunrrcled.
Neither OF US would lend ourself
to that sort Of thing. But we had
not been happy OF late.
II never let anyone talk to mo
about my husband.
1T was partly my fault that we
began drifting apart. was too
proud to mention things that were
racking my heart. / tried 10 for.
get them In hospital work for war.
torn soldiers. He went into his
shell, too
Thus the weil.bred discontents.
ENHANCEMENT without rancor No
children in the home OF Injuries.
Something lacking. Each going n
separate way in the city's social
and club life. Both handsome.
energetic, popular. A veneer OF
courtesy over the empty shell.
HAUNTING TERROR
FOR REMINGTON
Then O haunting terror for Rem.
ington, as prelude to the killing by
the unknown assallant. Fear of
someone which made him pull the
shades or sit at unlighted windows,
slip out Of rear doors. caution his
wife about admitting strangers TO
the homo. Terror about which Mrs.
Remington was too polite to in.
qulre.
Then the midnight shot from am.
bush in the home yard, Willis the
wife slept not 30 feet away, un.