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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

A jury found Ruthcnbcrg guilty
OF violating the Michigan criminal
syndicaiist law by advocating over.
throw os the government By force.
The verdict makes tho defendant
liable to tcn.year prison term. a
5000 fine. or both.
Judge Charles White deferred sen.
teuce until juno {, pending appeal
OF tho case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
inexpensive Method Of Reducing
Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home

Moonc's Emerald OIL. besides be
ing one OF the most powerful OF
antiscptles. capable OF destroying
the most pernicious germs and the
potsons caused hy them. Is also a
marvellous healing agent.
One application. for instance.
stops the itching OF eczema, and a
fcw applications causes the erup.
tons to dry UP. scale Off and com.
pleteiy Disappear. II Is equally as
effective In BARRIERS itch. salt rheum.
rcdneas and Inflammatory skin
trouble.
People who want TO reduce vari.
cose veins. wens or goltrc. or get
rid Of eczema. ulcers. boiis. nb-
sccsses or piles In a few days
should not hesitate to get a bottle
at once. 1t is 80 powerful that n
small bottle lasts a long time. Any
pharmacy can supply youe-Advor.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
MAYOR
TO WENATCHEE

In reaponso 10 an Invitation 10 AZ.
tend The Apple iiloasom Festival AZ
wenatchco on Friday and Saturday
Mayor Brown Wednesday sent a tcis.
gram Of acceptance with words 10 tho
effect: king Apple. wonaiehte.
Wash. Again the world greets sou
aa the hng Of fruit. while you are Ia
full bloom. May your progrcts b
stieh that Ia the morning Of time you.
Ike the esq. viii meet ali the world
NJ tho breakfast table
The telegram closed with. And I
respectively invite sou and all your
suhIecia In wuuatchee and vicinity 10
come 10 Seattle and participate with
us In celebrating on the Fourth IL
July. the isTth anniversary OF tic
birth Of our nation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Newcomer to Learn
How to Dress

sue. I've been going over tho
town with u fine tooth comb look.
Ing for you the past week. You are
certainly bard TO find. No one an.
swcrs your home phone and ! hate
TO call az your office"
Its good thing you didn't The
boss Is an old peach as rule. but
he Is fussy about personal phone
calls in business hours"
II don't blame him much. In such
a largo concern IL would bah UP mat
tors IL everyone had ono or two per.
sonni calls every day. But what
wanted TO talk 10 you about--Jano
said your room mate had gone home
10 he married and that you were
looking for some one 10 share your
apartment"
Yea. indeed. DO you know of a
Girl who would be in harmony with
mc7'
THE very person. A dazzling girl
from my home town Is due TO arrive
next week and asked me to look
around for her. shes q peach and
your tastcs are similar"
'well. IL you vouch for her she
will do. am sure
And one thing I want her to room
with you for. Is her clothes. She has
atroclous taste and with your guild.
Ing hand she may learn bit. Her
clothes are tho one thing that keeps
her from being terribly popular"
'I'll Introduce her 10 Cherry's
where ! buy everything. Such at.
troctive clothes as they have and
one may buy them on credit and
thus get what one wants when they
want IL" They are at 1915 end ave
in the Rial,o Bldg. just over the
Pig'n Whistle. Take clevator-Ad-
vertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
DOCTORS ADVISE
PORT Wine and
OLIVE OIL

A prominent physician In an in.
tsrvlew today says II tho public
only knew tho tonic value Of port
wine and olive oil they would quick.
~ regain their health.
Port Olive Is a combination OF
rich cream. olive oil and rare old
port wine scientifically blended with
other medical agents.
IL quickly restores tired out. run.
down systems. Is especially valuable
In ,anemio and all wugting disease.
Increases weight and strength.
Start today taking Port Olive. m.
lures food tonic. and SEQ how quick.
" you improve. On saio at all drug.
gists. The Port Olive Co, BIG 8.
Broadway. Los Angelcs.--Advertise
nent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Doctors Recent Discovery, Also
Heals Ulcers. Boils. Carbuncles.
Assesses and Open Sores
In Few Days

The world progresses. Today all.
rnents that took weeks to cure can
now be ended in few days II you
have varicosc veins or punches you
can start this today 70 bring them
back to normal size. and II you are
wise you VIII do so.
Just get an original bottle OF
Moone's Emerald oil at any dlspen-
sing pharmacist and apply Il night
and morning to the enlarged veins.
II Is very powerful and penetrating,
and only a little Is required.
After few days treatment the
veins viii begin TO grow smaller.
and By regular use viii soon reduce
TO normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
FREckLE-FACE
sun aud Wind Bring Out tEly
spots. How 10 Remove Easily


spots. How 10 Remove Easily
HicFc'a a chance. Mlas FTcckle-
face. 20 try a remedy for freekles
With the guarantee OF a reliable
concern that Il will not cost you a
penny unless Il removes the
frcekles. whlk IL Il docs give you a
clear complexion the expense u
trifing.
\ slmply Eet an ounce ~ othlnc--
double sirrngth--from any druggist
And a ssw applications should show
you how easy Il Ia 70 rid yourself
OF tho homeiy frveklcs and &c, a
beautiful complexion. rarely is
moro than ono ounce needed for
tho worst case
he sure TO ask tho diugsis, for
tho double strngth othine as this
strength In roid under guarantee Of
money hack II sc fails 70 remove
frcektrs Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Retrial of William
Foster Is Assured

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. May 3.-
Conviction OF Charles r. Ruthsn.
berg. Cleveland. In the Michigan
communist cases last night. assures
n retrEal q william Y. Foster. ilb-
craI labor leader. state authorities
declared today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

which has made him 20 popular for
many years. Judge Gordon extended
the time limit for payment until Fri
day.
But be here Friday with those
three dollars or / will issue a bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
STOP ITCHING SKIN
zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe dependable
treatment that relieves itching tor
turc and that cleanses and soothes
the skin.
Ask any druggist for CSC or 81
bottle OF Zemo and apply II as d.
rccted. Soon you will find that
irritauons, Pimples, Blackheads.
Eczema. Blotches. Ringworm and
similar skin troubles win disappear.
Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying
liquid. Is all that Is needed. for II
banlshes most skin eruptons, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

turnkey ratified his keys impress
siveiy.
zone day or three dollars. said
Judge Gordon. Something was amiEs
Mrs Bruno didn't rush up with the
money. Then showing the rare tact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

Ing she would sooner so to fail than
pay a fine.
"F1ne.- said the Judge. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
NOW IT'S SPRING
TAKE CELERY KING

a mild vegetable tea brewod n,
home that win put and keep your
bowels and liver in pesfcct condition
and prove grand Spring tonic
and blood purifier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
CELERY KING

costs but n fow cents at druggists.
Take II yourself nj bedtime. give Il
TO the little ones. Fine for bad
breath. sick headache and dizzy
spells Sold By all druggists,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
warrant Judge Gordon atmonished
Mrs Bruno promised

Fish are believed TO be sensitive to
the amount OF salt and oxygen IN
the sea-water thru which they move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
POLICE SCHOOL
PLANNED HERE
Prominent Citizens Back
Crimlnology College


formation OF Amcrica'r nrst col
lege 81 applied or,minology D. the
goal for which a movement started
"Wednesday by pfomlntnt Seattle
eltirenA Viii strlyv
~ "a meeting o., widely known
attorneys. business men and pro
fessional men. held az the Arctic
club. Il was decided 20 open a cam,
pslKn 20 obtain t25o,oo0 Ia pledges
Tor tho founding OF tho Northwest
College OF CfImmalosy. aud Judge
stephen J, Chadwick and worFall
Wilson were named chairman and
vice chairman ~ the foundation
committee.
10 is planned to erect a 500. 600
building. Go equip Il with tlYc latest
devices at a cost OF $4,000 and 10
devote the balance 81 the fund
towards maintenance Tor three.
year period
DR. MATTHEW'S
F,NORS PLAN
Or. Mark A. Matthews presided
az tho Informal meeting wednesday
and spoke favoralay regarding the
plan. Deputy Prosecutor Howard
A. Hanson. Dean John r. Condor
OF the University law school and
Luke $. May. preside o. the
Northwest Association OF sheriffa
and Police. Endorsed ,ho project.
May n the originator q the plan.
=. n. Ansloy. vice president OF
tho Union National hank. L. y.
Booth. president Of tho Washington
Title Trust Co. Judgr Chadwick.
DR.. Matthews Nathan Eckstein.
manager Of sehwahaokor brothers.
J.. v jenkins. chief 81 police OF
Portland. and C. 4. LONE. sheriff
Or spokane county. were name d
trustyea Of tho venture.
Sixty students o., law enforce.
ment In various par,a q tho state.
arc ready 20 enter the college as
soon a. u opens. May claims
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
Nuxated Iron VIII Increase
Strength Of Delicate People
ID Two Weeks Time

a. many instances. aays C1ty Phyrielnn,
pexsons have suffered Ter years win
ous knoWlng WHIST made tAem fee1
tired, ustless and run-d0srn when taleir
resi- fIouble was Inok e iron s. IL
bIsed--Asu t. tn.
II you were to make an actual blood
test on all people who are III you
would probAbly IS Rreatly metoninhed at
the exceedingly large number who lack
iron and who are Ill Tor no ether reason
than. the lack Of IRON The moment iron
q supplied 3 multitude Of dangerous
Nxnap9Dms Disappear Without iron the
blood At once loses the power 10 change
food into living tissue and therefore
nothing yOu eat does ven good you don't
merely passes through your system like
corn through min with the rollers 80
wide apart that fne mill can't grind.
As ~ result OF this continuous blood
and nerve starvation. people become
generally Weakened Aerv0us and al run
down and frequently develop All sorts OF
conditions. One h too thin; another 70
burdened with unhealthy fat: some are
- weak they can hardly walk; some
think they have dyspapsia. kidney 81.
liver troubles some can't sleep At Night
others are sleepy ana tired al day: some
fnoGy and irritable: some skinny and
bloodIea1I but all lack physical power
ana endurance In such cases lie q
verse than foolishness TO take stimulate
Ing medicines or narcotic drugs which
SAly whip up your tagging vital powers
81 your life later on. No matter what
anyone tells You, if you are not strong
and wen you owe C to yourself to ma -
me removing test: See how long you
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
z ROOMS ARE
ASSIGNED 1t
EXHIBITION
Seven Model Booths Are We,
Available at Times erald
Homes Show.
lcontinued frorn PEG $50

NGOAI1uuCQ kEOt1t 106G 40sJ
liable space in the average American
home by nearly 80 per cent with
out altering or adding to the build.
Ing itself in any way win be shown
at the Better Homes Exposition.
A model basement win be shown
at the exposition to demonstrate
what extensive use can be made 81
thd basement waste room, invariably
unused in American homes.
Through the use or OH burners,
which At the same time obviate coal
worries and uncertainty, the base.
ment can Be kept a. free from dust
and dirt as the parlor The model
basement VIM show the basement Of
q typical home partitioned to serve
Is quarters Tor the enjoyment of
the whole family. Billiard rooms
can be Installed. plasr0orns Tor the
children provided ana space
secured for other purposes. il aatli-
ton to the use Of the basement az
WOrlEroOm, In the. majority Of
homes BY methods which win be
shown Ia detail.
The exposition win deal with the
surroundings of The home IS wen
~ with the interior Of the house
itself. Several ideal ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the gardens and grounds Il, the
average home win 6e shown.
One 0f the gardens to IS shown
win b an exQuisftely beautiful
adaptation OF the Japanese tvue 81
smaller gardens. which are. never.
thelesss complete IN every respect.
dspite their lack OF sire.
a fountain will play III the center
OF the garden ana win feed the
small streams which wiIl wander
through the rugged PORTIONS 81 s
small rock gardcn. AZ night colured
electric lights VIII convert the spray.
into shower az falling level s
Arching rustic bridges and unusual
and exotic plans VIII compIete &
picture o. rare charm
Other and more cOnvef7ffuna1
tyres % settings for the home win
be shown, tram which can be
adapted garden and yard plans Tor
any type Of home.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
| SOC, 900 10 BE IDLE
IN BRITAIN THls WINTER

LONDON, Oct. "a winter 81
discomfort Il forecast Tor one-.ixth
the population O. Britain. composed
OF the eversincreasing army 81 un.
employed and hosts Of government
employees whose weekly stipend il
about to be curtaiIed.
The slump in British trade and
commerce has been reflected inter
naIIy with the result that ne mem.
ployed. now numbering ], 2S3 500, are
expected to reach million and 8
half Nv Christmas.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
0SllZlI2S Ilil! <1s|Il5
Long Lustrol1s Laskes
in 2 Minutes!

Here's wonderful liquid that
makes even the scantiest lashes look
thick and lustrOus, the most unat.
tractive brows well-arched and ex.
pressive-instantly! Yet Lashbrow
Liquid itself is invisible--and-def
detection.
Lashbrow Liquid is waterproof
tears, perspiration or bathing do not
affect tit positively will not run,
rub off, or smear. The natural oile
in Lashbrow Liquid prevent the
lashes from becoming hard and
brittle
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
/ ARcE DEER l<lL LED
CLOSE no vIIDDI MN

M1DDIEToW7 N. u. oct.
buck deer married 81 dogn
pitched down preeipitous clikk -
Parker's Glen. Pa neak here and
broke his back when he struck The
kfaels ot the Erle railroad Citi.
zenA sid he was one ~ the finest
ana largest bucks seen mere 81
years They killed the bsIk xertne nxi.
ilial ana notified tie easI,e Dr0tecs
tor, Brink of Milford.
This Nee tiio first deer That has
been reported here tllla neasoll.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
SON - " 100 ATE
ms no izI S 5ll|

NV o77E Oct 7I70rT'
John Mccartly u x0nlksrn Il
twenty Tour ~ rn0ther len Nary
Mccarthy. arcned him into Yon.
kerr city COux heeaues he kesps
TOO late hours
Mr. rtky, 0llo = q ven.
told Judge 1ote size sent tIie boz
Is COLLEGE Cor four year, when
she laid formal complaint einnrn
fnr VI exancy, the 1udEe SiIsnenf1
sentence Oh 1IcCattIlya promise e
The Washington times., 1923-10-02

PHIL I3 ~
Gfin,tnseI oe1 slsNeA na9 na1
d f6uHp6nlsy ell ikena A.s
hrain st Jefferson 0Srltel heEe
Paul and ], II uncle. RNuA
also eleven we're ~
q II rifle hen
siecI 4 l1fy M klls l|rll To e1en
ik a cdod M laAse
fate below the lett I'VE 1Nl a9
hustled into 81 a,tQHlenlle srAN
entered the brain without Appats
snlt injury q tie
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
POLICE FIND MAN DEAD
IN VII MINcIoM MARSHES

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct b.
Police are seeking to determine
whether william .. catheII, sixty
years old, committed suicide or was
accidentally killed By the premature
discharge OF gun.
BE was found lifeless in the
marshes south Of this city with hfa
Gun near By. he had started On 1
hunting trip.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
WeN. a 6Ig Y uLUe.
Model & Valet
Auto-Strop
Safety Rozors
only 45c
0nly 45c

"a complete shaving service consist
ing of razor, strop, blade and a4trac-
tive metal case-au Tor only Is cents.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
NoD, soc

Men! Here's tooth brush that was made especially
for you-large size with stiff, pure white brstles
strongly sat in attractive handle
This lie q regular 75c value-specialiy priced at Sec
Get yours today at this special low price.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
SaUe on Razor Blades
75c EUer-Rendy
Shaving Brushes,
Special, see

Men-here's just the brush that you
have been looking efor-pure sterilized
bristles, vulcanized in a base of hard
rubber. Special at Soc.
The Washington times., 1923-10-02

These fully guaranteed, beautifully
nnished Electric heakeks will quickly
heat On ordinary sized room very
economical
Al fortunate purchase enables us 10
offer thAse high quality heaters a4 the
! ridicplOusIy low prizes quoted above
The Washington times., 1923-10-02
WHEAT SALES
SCHEME IS
ADOPTED
Coolidge Agrees TO immediate
Relief BY Marketing Grain
Through Cooperation.
BY Kenneth Clark.
international News Service.

One OF the plans suggested Oy
the administrator for the inmedi-
ate relief of economic distress in
the agricultural industry Is the
marketing Of the wheat crop in the
northwest through voluntary and
private operative marketing or
ganizations. It was leaned hAre TO-
day.
This plan. formulated by the di-
rectofs Of the War Finance Cor
poration, was proposed by Presi.
dent Coolidge to the delegation Of
bankers and farmers froln the
Ninth Federal reserve district, and
arrangements are now being made
to carry it into effect.
No direct Governmental expense
will be entailed An extra session
OF Congress, which President Cool
idge desires to avoid, win not be
required. No legislation Is neces-
sary.
Indirectly. however. the Admin
of the voluntary organizations, Ii
seeking to establish new agencies
and III advising means to promote
and enlarge those already in the
field.
Federal Agents Ready.
Not only the directofs out spe-
cial agents and experts Of the War
Finance Corporation are being held
territory to aid farmers and local
officials IN getting the organizations
ul NJ. ,e,a9, Iii ,aa,,,,a - 1radaraI
or private machinery that is not all
ready available or set up. Those CO.
operative units which are now func-
tiOning will carry the burden.
Drives are planned to enlist all
wheat growers into one Of the
agencies.
With concerted action on the part
Of farmers, officials here believe
that the wheat problem can and
will be solved. If II hoped that
these co-operatiyes can go into the
market, purchase large stocks Of
grain and, Il necessary, hold the
stocks for an Increased market.
Some arrangement Is TO be made 70
tide over the farmers until returns
from the wheat are received.
Advocated By WaIlace.
Financing 81 the scheme, ii was
explained, can be accomplished in
three ways: f11 through local banks;
I'd through the Federal internedi-
ate credit banks; 80 through the
War Finance Corporation.
Officials of the corporation de-
clared today they will stand ready
TO aid the farmers financially in
every way.
The cry Of the wheat growers In
oessantly has been for higher prices
and steady reliable assured mar
ket. Cooperative action n be-
heved By the Administration to be
the immediate solution Legislation
Is not thought to be the cure All
that some farm leaders make Ii
appear
Cooperative organisation, SUBJ
gtantially, q the plan advocated by
Secretary OF Agriculture WalIace iii
his recommendation to the PRIEST
dent and the Cabinet for d Govern
mental marketing agency That
would require Congressional action,
and is aimed as solution for the
future, not the present. As exigency
relief, with the most results and
the least amount OF detailed
machinery and time, c0-operativeg
were suggested.
To consider more mprehensively
the proposal, President Coolidge has
arranged conferences with his Cabi-
net advisers. Congressional leaders
and farm delegations. Secretaries
Wallace ana Hoover, and Eugene
Meyer. jr., managing director Of
the War Finance Corporation, are
the first grmmoned.
The Washington times., 1923-08-04
Lubricating the Engine of
Your Car
By BARNEY OLDFIELD.

Recently
One s
es
Ss 2 'd becoming s h 9G9d
In the early Of motoring car owners advised change
that waiting long change 500
SS changes more frequently
ss '"4
s Pen t rapid 50s e
eS sARss 'G 5 e
Ct Sss ss Of
@ the OF the eli when 4
eat us An Ras
for your engine than medium oil The thicker oil
sSe4t 0sf9 md row. quickly
1i S's y saeshss SsS
'oS to the The engine An
Tnss Cylinders bring due than
sn % 9 Oh
have U myself talked with of who ask me
they D . sssT Tee1 da R Ts the
does much, medium Of grade may totally
win
s ses ens @
all about the oil it is technical
knew knew until they started driving car; '
s @ s,. the sa oA s.s agy as
Don't oil because is yellow blue pink,
if you could find oils that color
good Judge of oil ability is the oil hot day.
oil that keeps its thickness then the oil will
Ssses o,SR s1Sss
thickness will flow of
bearings viscosity there other qualities
and unfortunately cannot judge these
qualities by looking at feeling the OIL
The safest thing for to do to buy brand
Of various standard brands the different oca
t. s: SS f.
flow through small passages in engines and the oil
thick will flow readily Use oil guide
If going to get have the oil removed after
first miles cleaning then sufficient for six
months But during that time change the oil 500 miles at
1onsf
The Washington times., 1923-08-04
c.. X s
Filling Station
Pay the price and enjoy the diff
ference.


Pay the price and enjoy the diff
ference.
The average motorist isn't half so
much interested in how much he
can raise with his jack as in. how
much jack he can raise.
SYNONYMS.
A drunken motorist-A tight nut.
A few years ago when q mans
teeth chartered, it was a foregone
conclusion that he was either badly
scared, or had the ague. Now he
can shake, all over and have moth
ing worse than a flivver.
A square deal is soon known over
a good many square miles.
A hole in the owners hose may
cause cold feet. But a hole in the
radiator hose will give the cylinders
a hot head.
Things that give us q severe and
highly localized pain:
DetourS
Punctures
Gyp Tires
Gas Savers
Grease Cups
Repair Bills
Jay Walkers
Highbrow Ads
Victoria Tops
Flat Seat Cushions
The Washington times., 1923-08-04
HERALDRY.
NEW NEED
Of KINGS
Ill
cadiIIacs Owned by Royalty
Abroad Have insignia on
Windshields.

Will motor car owners develop a
heraldry OF their own?
May the time soon come when
the inquisitive observer, instead Of
trying to peer rast3 the wit1dshleld
as a stately car rolls by, will look
for the insignia to identity the
rider?
A start has already been made.
It may develop rapidly. Soon We
may have a system Of automobile
heraldry as complete az in the
days when the crest OF the armofed
knight betokened his rank, when
kings bore scepters and every fam.
lily displayed its coat-of-arnnB.
In Holland, the carriage Of Queen
Wilhemina IL a Cadillac touring
car and it's royal ownership is
aignified by crowns mounted on
the headlamps. In Japan, the
Limousine belonging to Prince
Kwacho is identified by the royal
emblem placed on the radiator front
directly beneath the Cadillac coat
of-arms, by q sunflower design on
an ornamental radiator cap, and
by a special light mounted above
the drivers partment and iden-
flying the cars rank at night.
In Greece, the touring car Of
George III il identified by a license
plate on which is = impressed the
royal crown. King A1phonso Of
Spain seems a bit the most demo.
cratic Of all. While he IL the
owner of ten, Cadillac cars, It il
impossible to detect on them In pic.
lures arriving in this country any
symbol or mark indicating their
royal ownership.
In the war, Identification Of the
rank and often of the division OF
a rider was essential. The cars of
generals were marked with stars
placed in the lower left corner of
the Windshield. One star indicated
a brigadier general; two stars a
major general; three, a lieutenant
general; and four, the full ranking
general.
In America, democracy In the
markings Of car still holds sway.
Even among the most prominent.
simple monograms are the rule.
General Pershing. who. while over.
seas, rode in the official seven