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Evening star., 1925-07-12
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Th6mss Mel
CHAN in old Home Week." Aesop's
Fables and News Events; Tuesday,
Percy Marmont in Mary Roberts
Rinehart's "k. the Unknown: I'M
perial comedy. Blue Blood: We'd
resday and Thursday, Lionel Barry
more. IT Am the Man: News and
Newspaper Fun; Go-Getters Whose
Hooligan"; Friday. Clara Bow and
Thunder" the Dog. Black Light
ming: Pathe comedy. I'm the Grease"
fourth chapter ''Sunken Silver; Sat
urday. Hobart Bosworth and Pauline
Starke. Hearts Of Oak; Universal
comedy, city Bound; eighth chapter
"Circus Mystery" "
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Next Week s Photoplays
COLUMBIA-Ravmond Grit

COLUM BlA-Raymon Crit
hth and Pauline Stark in
Paths to Paradise
NJ ETROP OPOLITAN-Patsy
Ruth Miller and Antonio Mo
reno in Her Husbands Sc
cret."
PALACE-"Welcome Home"
taken from Ben Ames Viii
liams' story. "Evered."
RlALTO-House Peters in
"Ra flies"
TlFOLI-Dorothy Mackaill in
"Chickie." After Business
Hours Code of the West.
and Peter Pan"
AMBASSADOR-'Her Hus-
bands Secret The Dress
maker From Paris" Dick
Turpin" and old Home
Week"
CENTRAL-Harry Carey in
The Texas Trail" Fighting
the Flames" my Son" and
Head Winds"
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PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow Colleen Moore
in Sally Hal Roach comedy. "Goofy
Age episode Idaho; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Eugene O'Brien and Mae
Busch in Frivolous Sal" and Mack
Sennett comedy "Galloping Bunga-
lows: Thursday, Norma Shearer and
Malcolm McGregor in Lady of the
Night" Aesop's Fables and comedy:
Friday. Lewis Stone in The Rivers
End Pacemakers in He Who Gets
Raped also International News
Reel: Saturday. Buddy Roosevelt in
"Walloping Wallace" episode 2 The
Fighting Ranger" and comedy.
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TContlnued from First Page.)

man in the leading roles, in love
quest and the adventures to which v
led in South America. together with
Bobby Vernon in Air Tight" and the
Topics of the Day; Thursday and
Friday, Conway Tearle. supported by
Sigrid Holmquist, in The School for
Wives adapted from Leonard Mer-
rick's story of The House of Lynch, -
and the ninth release in The Pace
makers" series, starring George
O'Hara and Alberta Vaughn; Satur-
DAY. Thomas Meighan in George AIDES
old Home Week. a fable Hodge
podge and "Sunken Silver" No. I.
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SAVOY

To-day. Marjorie Daw and Niles
WeIch in Fear Bound and comedy,
Itching for Revenge: tomorrow, Mil
ton Sills and Viola Dana in "As Man
Desires" and Hal Roach's Chasing
the Chaser; Tuesday. Norma Shearer
in Lady of the Night" and All ST. John
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Park.

Today and tomorrow. Tom Moore
and Pauline Starke in Adventure 3"
Earl Mohan and Bill Engle in Riders
of the Kitchen Range" and Pathe
News: Tuesday, Nazimova in ''Sa-
lone" and Harold Lloyd In Now or
Never: Wednesday and Thursday,
Richard Dix I'm Men and Women
and Mack Sennett's Lions Whis-
kers"; Friday. Jack Pickford and
Blanch Sweet in "Garrison's Finish
and Cliff Bowes in Weak Knees;
Saturday, Marie Provost and Monte
Blue in 'Recompense" and Our Gang
comedy, High Society" Saturdays
continuous from .; Sundays. from 3
PM
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CAROLINA.

To-day and tomorrow. Thomas Mel
CHAN in "Old Home Week: Tuesday
and Wednesday. Frivolous Sal" with
Mae Busch: Thursday. "Slanderer,
with Johnny Walker; Friday, Buster
keaton in Seven Chances: Satur-
day. The Great Divide" with Alice
Terry and Conway Tearle.
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HOME.

Today. Conway Tearle in ''school
for Wives" and Hal Roach's Chasing
the Chaser; tomorrow, Johnny Wal
ker in Lilies of the Street" and Cliff
Bowes in Wake Up; Tuesday. Mar.
jorie Daw and Niles Welch in Fear
bound" and Liee Conley in Hello,
Goodbye; Wednesday, Richard Dix
in Men and Women" and Bert Roach
in Girl Problems" Thursday Mar
jorie Daw in Loves Bargain" and
Al st. John in Fares. Please: Fri
day, Strongheart in White Fang"
and Mack Sennett's The Lions
Whiskers': Saturday Harry Carey In
THE Texas Trail" juvenile comedy.
Wildcat Willie: Cinema Stars"
No. ,. and "Sunken Silver" No. 8.
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DUMBARTON.

: Today. Shirley Mason in The Star
Dust Trail: tomorrow. Edith Roberts
and Tom Moore in "On Thin Ice;
Tuesday, Norma Shearer and Nal.
colin McGregor in Lady of the
Night" Wednesday. Virginia Valli and
Percy Marmont in *. the Unknown
Thursday, Harriet Hammond and Lew
Cody in Man and Maid: Friday.
Richard Barthelmess in "Classma tes >;
Saturday, Consta nee Binney and Owen
Moore in Code of the West"
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AMBASSADOR-"SoulF Fire"

Richard Barthelmess will be seen In
Soul Fire First Nationals screen
version of Martin Browns play, at
Crandall's Amba ssador Theater the
first three days Of this week. a new
Aesop Fable and other short films
rounding out the program: Wednes-
gay and Thursday, Reginald Denny.
Margaret Livingston and Lilyan
Eastman in Universal's production.
bI1l Show You the Town" together
lfth Hal Roach's Chasing The
chaser; Friday, Richard Dix in THE
Shock Punch" supported by Gunboat
Smith and Frances Howard; also in
stallment 8 of The Pacemakers, 4"
starring George O'Hara and Alberta
Vaughn. and Lige Conley in Hello,
Good bye; Saturday The Little
French Girl" with Alice Joyce and
Mary Brian; Ben Turpin in The Mar
risge Circus" and "Sunken silver"
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EARLE ROOF-"Heart Of Siren

Barbara La Mari. in Heart of
Siren will be the attraction on the
Earle roof today. tomorrow and Tues
day nights. with Conway Tearle in
support. Wednesday and Thursday
Eugene O'Brien and Laura La Plante
in Dangerous Innocence Friday and
Saturday. the first Washington show
ing of William FoX's feature. Wings
of Youth, with Madge Bellamy head
ing the cast, which includes Ethel
Clayton, Charles Farrell, Freeman
Wood, Robert Cain and Katherine
Perry. The story tells of how the
wings of youth We're clipped and is
said 10 be a strong indictment against
the leaving of enormous iuheritances
to youth.
The roof opens at 7I5, with two
shows commencing al and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Charles Van Loans The Winking
Idol" l0-episode adventure story
will have Eileen Sedgwick for it's
heroine and William Desmond as its
star
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TAkOMA.
YORK,

To-day and tomorrow. Nazimova and
Jack Pickford in My Son" and Jim
mie Adams in sit Tight: TUESDAY.
Marion Davies in "Zander the Greaf''
and Hal Roachs S Chasing the Chaser.
Wednesday. Priscilla Dean in The
Crimson Runner, Our Gang in
"Sundown Limited and Pathe Re
view; Thursday. Alice Terry in Sack.
cloth and Scarlet" and AL ST. John in
Fares, Please; Friday. Tom Mix in
Riders of the Purple Sage" and The
Pacemakers, No. Z; Saturday. Hoot
Gibson in The Tanning of the West =
Sennetts He Who Gets Smacked'
and "Sunken Silver" No. 6.
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OLYMPIC.

Today and. tomorrow. Richard Dix
in Men and Women; Tuesday,
Flea nor Boardman in Proud Flesh;
Wednesday, Colleen Moore in sally;
Thursday. Pedro de Cordoba in The
Bandolero': Friday. Florence Vidor in
The Girl of Cold: Saturday. Tom
Mix in Zan, Crews Riders of the
Purple Sage"
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CENTRAJ-"Ta Money"

Eva Novak and William Fairbanks
are the co-Stars of Tainted Money
the Exhibitors Film Exchanges re-
lea Sc 10 be shown at Crandall's Cen
trail Theater the first two days of this
week. The story concerns the fight
of two factions for control of the lum-
her country of the North, with a clever
girl, who finally brings about amity
between the two. The Pacemakers'
series. No. ., and juvenile comedy,
Baby Blue" will also be shown. Tues
day and Wednesday. Milton Sills and
Doris Kenyon in First Nationals Il
Want My Man" and Sennett's
Breaking the Ice; Thursday and
Friday, Marion Davies in "Zander the
Great" supported by Holbrook Blinn.
Harrison Ford, Harry Myers and
George Siegmann, also Cliff Bowes in
Never Fear: Saturday, Douglas
MacLean in Introduce Me- and Our
Gang" in Fast COMPANY"
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in Red Pepper: Wednesday. Lewis
5. Stone in Cheaper to Marry" and
Stan Laurel in Pie Eyed; THURSDAY v,
Lon CLANCY in ''The Monster" and
Sennetts Giddap"; Friday. Viola
Dana in The Beauty Prize" Cliff
Bowes in Rock Bottom" and The
Fighting Ranger" No. 4: Saturday v,
William Desmond in Burning Trails. +"
and comedy. Help Yourself"
TAkOMA.
Today and tomorrow, Dorothy De.
vore in The Narrow Street" Pathe
News and comedy: Tuesday. Svd
Chaplin in "Charley's Aunt" com.
edy; Wednesday and Thursday, Co.
rinne Griffith in ''DecIasse, comedy:
Friday, Harry Carey in Roaring
Rails" Aesop's Fables. Pacemakers.
comedy; Saturday. Tom Mix in The
Deadwood Coach" Aesop's Fables,
comedy.
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APOIIn.

TODAY and tomorrow. Regina Id
Denny in I'm Show You the Town"
Rnd Hal Roachs Chasing the
Chaser: :: Tuesday and Wednesday
Blanche Sweet and Ronald Colman in
His Supreme Moment" and Larry Sc
mon in The Dome Doctor; Thursday.
Conway Tearle in School for
Wives" and Sennett's He Who Gets
Smacked'; Friday Jack Pickford and
Norma Shearer in Waking Up the
Town" and The Pacemakers," No.
.: Saturday, Reed Howes in Super
Speed" Al st. John in Fares.
Please" and 'Sunken Silver" No. Z.
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Telegra ms and letters OF apprecia
ton. it Is said, have been received by
Paramount from pastors, church or
ga MIA tions and womens clubs upon
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CIRCLE

To-day and tomorrow. Doris Kenyon
and Milton Sills in Il Want My Man:
Tuesday, Richard Dix. Neil Hamilton
and Claire Adams in Men and Wom-
en-: Wednesday. Virginia NaIIi. Nor
man Kerry in The Price of Pleas
ure'; Thursday. showings and
pm. Marion Davies in "YOlan nda -;
FRIDAY. Mary Philbin. Norman Kerry
in Fifth Avenue Models: Saturday.
Tom Moore. Pauline Starke md Ray
mond Hatton in Jack Londou's "Ad-
yamtitra
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Pegasus. a snow white horse. was
presented TO Harold Bell Wright by
Bessie Love, following the completion
Of the production of Wright's latest
story. "A Son Of His Father" The
picture was made in Arizona under
the direction of Victor Fleming.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

The attraction offered AT the Lin
coin Theater the first three days of
the week, beginning this afternoon at
,. will he First Nationals version of
May Edington's story. His Supreme
Moment" with Blanche Sweet and
Ronald Colman leading a cast that
includes Jane Winton. Cyril Chad
Ia Pasha and Anna May Wong. The
story concerns the love affair of
brilliant young star of the stage, and
an American mining engineer just
back from South America. The ac-
ton reveals a play within a play, and
the stage sequences have been exc
cuted in natural Colors. The Dome
Doctor in which Larry Semon as
sumes the role of beauty specialist
will also be shown.
Wednesday and THURSDAY ''Chickie "
the newspaper serial and novel. adapt
ed to the screen. with Dorothy Mac
kaill in the title role. will be the fea
ture. and Neal Burns will be the come
dian in why Hesitate?"
Friday and Saturday Reginald Den
ny is announced in "I'll Show You The
Town" his support including Marian
Nixon. Lilyan Tashman. Margaret
Livingston and Martha MattoX. Our
Gang in Shutdown Limited The
Pathe Review and ''Sunken Silver" :"
No. s. Saturday only. will complete
the hill.
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In THE Cost OF Folly" Gloria
Swanson plays the role of mother
and later OF the daughter who grows
up. Miss Swanson next picture will
be Stage Struck"
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Even old fashioned music was used
during the filming of Not So Long
Ago." the picture Of New York life
about 1850. Betty Bronson and Rk
cardo Cortez felt the inspiration of
such old songs as I'm the Cleaning"
and when You and I Were Young,
Maggie" in making the love scenes.
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The Home of Perfect Entertainment
Evening star., 1925-07-12

The thrilling work of life ga vers Of
the Coast Guard has been screened for
the first time in Irwin Whats picture
version Of Joseph c. Lincoln's Rugged
Water" with Lois Wilson and Wal
lace Beery in the main roles The
Paramount company went on location
at one Of the Coast Guard stations
near San Francisco
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Pat O'Malley has been signed for a
long term by Universal and is to be
exploited in a production directed by
Dimitri Buchowetzki on a scale as
magnificent as that OF The Phantom
OF the Opera"
Evening star., 1925-10-15
.2OPER CENT LIMIT
ON SURTAX LIKELY
Mellon Will Urge Congress to
Reduce Rates-Undecided
on Total Cut.

The Trea sury Is prepared To suggest
to Congress that a maximum surtax
of 90 per cent be written into the next
tax law. hut Secretary Mellon has
heen unable thus far to arrive AT a
figure which may he proposed as the
ma ximum amount by which the Ma
tion's tax bill may he reduced.
The Secretary and Undersecretary
Winston are finding out how much
the total tax receipts may he cut and
are expected to have statistics ready
when the House ways and means COM
mittee Monday begins consideration
of new bill. Roth officials are to ap-
pear before the committee at that
time.
There has been no change In the
Trea sury's views with respect to
elimination of number Of the mis-
cellaneous taxes and for repeal of
the publicity provision Of the present
law.
The Treas asury Secretary is not pre-
pared at this time. however, to give
details of his ideas. He said today the
Trea surv would make no formal
but confine itself to
pointing out TO the committee the
possibilities or revision. insofar as
they affect the volume of receipts by
the Government.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
PLEA FOR IDEALISM.
Mrs. Heustis Addresses Class in
journalism at G. w. u.

journalism at g. w. q.
Newspapers should lead in the
efforts being made to combat the
trend away from idealsm" said Mrs.
Bertha Lincoln Heustis yesterday
afternoon in an address before the
evening journalism class OF George
Washington University. as she voiced
her belief that idealism was the
greatest treasure of any nation. IAN
opportunity to he one Of the writer's
for the press is great responsibility
to place in any ones hands" de-
clared Mrs. Heustis. "and the broad
est possible education should be de-
ma nded for those engaging in this
profession"
this city, is now of Los Angeles.
Calf. and is spending few days in
the East She wax national presi-
dent Of the League of American Pen
Women from 1915 to 1916. and at
the present time is vice president of
this orga nization for southern Cali.
fornia, and president of the Los
Angeles branch of the L. A. p. w:
She is newspaper writer, author
Of short stories an da popular
radioer of book reviews from Los
Angeles, broadcasting weekly.
A description of the leading Los
Angeles newspapers, glimpses into
Hollywood and a discussion of tho
ephmeral nature of much of the mod
ern American literature. were all en-
livened by sallies of wit and inter.
esting anecdotes.
Evening star., 1925-10-15


although l had made decision.
There Is no special mystery about it.
We want to name the best man for
the job
From all appearances Aldridge and
Johnson will be toe TO toe in the
final clash before record throne
for Forbes Field. Johnson, according
to runs scored. has the edge He
has permitted only one In Is innings.
his second victory, at Washington,
being a shutout
>7>ldridge won the second game of
the series at Pittsburgh by the mar
gin Of 3 and and allowed runs
against for the Pirates at Wash
ington last Monday.
Mckechnie feels that Johnson
though on the crest of one OF his
most brilliant waves so far cannot
again check Pittsbursh's rush. The
Pirate manager predicted that age
finally would have it's way. and that
the Pirate bats. with their recently re-
covered power. would have something
to do with the decision. Harris how.
ever. stands confident that the giant
kansan will carry on to three
straight triumphs to equal the rec
ords OF the great pitchers OF the past.
Ready" Walter Says.
Il am ready and | was ready to-
day" johnson himself declared after
Yesterdays game had been called. Il
could have gone through with the
program. but another day undoubtedly
will help me. My leg, which | strain
ed in the last game in Washington. Is
all right. and there will he no trouble
about that"
Ill
ment" said Manager Harris. when
the two leading pitchers OF this series
clash. Now Ia the time to prove
which is the better in this series. Bar
ney is ready for them. aren't you,
Barney"
Mckechnie will go through with the
program he had planned. keeping Nc
Innis at first base. The reason for
"Stuffys' sudden appearance in the
lineup probably never will be known
but there are solid rumor. that the
PLAYERS pleaded with Mckechnie to
place the veteran at first. not because
of any failure on the part Of George
Grantham. hut because it was the
world series play.
Move Bears Fruit
The move has borne immense fruit.
When pitchers have been In trouble
McInnis has been there. slapping
them on the back. urging confidence.
and if one were watching particular
iy. il must have been noted that the
old first baseman of the Athletics was
busy cutting down a few bounding
balls on his own account. Many
base ball men attribute the sensa-
tional comeback of the Pirates to Me
Innis' insertion into the lineup at the
psychological moment.
johnson has not faced the Pirates
since they recovered their hitting eyes
and yesterday. perhaps. would have
been the best day imagina BILE for his
speed had the rain held off Darkness
hung over the field. perfect setting
for the arrival of the Big Train"
Evening star., 1925-10-15
MAXIMALISTS JOIN
COMMUNISTS PARTY
Italian Political Group Adopts At
filiation as Means of Over
throwing Fascism.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associ ated Press
PARIS, October Is. - Extremist
members of the Maximalist party in
Italy have succeeded in convincing
their leaders that further atfiliation
with the .AEentine opposition group
would mean defeat for their purpose
of overt hrowing F'ascism and have
forced an alliance with the commu-
nists.
In Italian circles in Paris 1t in said
the agreement for the alliance was
concluded a month ago. and under it
the Maximalists in Italy will work in
common with the communists and ac-
cept orders from Moscow. that the en-
tire Avanti group. to which Premier
Mussolini belonged in his Socialist
days. will support the Communists in
a concerted effort to prepare the way
for tearing down the Fascist regime
by violence If necessary.
The step was taken. it is explained
because the Maximalists felt that the
tactics of the Aventine opposition
were sterile.
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premier RAILWAY"
PROJECT NEARER.
Plans for Its Creation Pro-
moted by Merger Recently
Consummated.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 15.-Plans for
the creation of the premier railroad
of the country" are a step nearer ma
teria liza ton with the purchase by
the Kansas City Southern Railway v
of the Chicago. Rock Iela nd and Pc
cifc's practically controlling interest
in the st. Louis Southwestern or Cot
ton Belt Railway. the last road to pa ss
from the control of the Gould family.
1t was the drea m of Arthur r.. Still
well. builder OF the Kansas City
Southern.
Application Pending.
l.. r. Loree, chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee of the Kansas City
Southern, and president of the Della
ware and Hudson, recently told the
Interstate Commerce Commission of
his ambition to create the premier
He has an applica ton pend
ing before the Interstate Commerce
to build a new railroa d
across Pennsylvania to form the back
bone of Il trunk line to compete with
the Pennsylvania. the Baltimore and
Ohio and the New York Central.
1t Is proposed Mr.. Loree says. to
combine the Kansas City Southern
and the cotton belt with the Mis-
souri, ka nsa Texas Railway. control
Of which was acquired recently by
the Kansas City Southern.
Possible Additions" Cited.
Certain possible additions" re-
ferred to by Mr.. Loree without name,
In the opinion OF railroad men, in
clude the Louisiana Railway and
Co, for which the Kansas
.'ity Southern is known to have made
offers, and the Nicksburg. Shreveport
and Pacific, which the Illinois Cen
tral wants to lease and whose ap-
plication before the Interstate Com
merce Commission Mr.. Loree is OPP
posing on the ground that it would
diminish competition in that terri
tory.
Combination of the three South
western roads. named in Mr.. Lorees
proposal. would produce system
with trackage of 5000 miles and
would follow closely regional plan
suggested by the Interstate Com
nerce Commission.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
HUNT CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL FIELD DAY

Ideal weather conditions gave an
lauspicious opening to the first annual
field day of the Rock Creek Hunt
Club at the Arlington Park horse show
grounds. south end Of the Highway
Bridge. this afternoon.
Officials o. the club announced this
morning that they had q representa-.
tive list of entries for the varied pro-
gram of events scheduled TO begin at
l o'clock. In addition To the various
show classes, the program calls for a
schedule of thrilling races.
The events will be Judged by a COM
mittee composed of ''ol. William
Mitchell, Newbold Moves and Thomas
F. Bones. There will be trophies for
the winners of events and ribbons for
those taking second and third places.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

chow to sungkiang. in territory con4e
tfguous to Shanghai. |
The situation pressges an attemnt
on the part of Gen. Sum Chuan- Fang
to traverse thehWataways in that
direction of Lake TaiAo southwest oe
Shanghai. The purpose of this move<
ment is to institute drive on tho
between Soochow and, ,Wusih13
thereby cutting OF thhe troops 1f Gem
Chang from this area. 4
The Manchurian troops are novinl
in guarded trains TO pre,1
vent an attack between Sooclfo~~ and
Wusih =
Many persons are fleeing into thAf
foreign concessions. bringing repcrt4
of looting In the SunEkiang district
where boats have heen GeEer&&
Communicated and forcibIs rserutsE
Ing of coolies for military service n,
IN progress. Military movementA,
have crippled train scheduled.
In Shanghai a judicial inquiry intch
the cause OF the cotton mill strik
riots several months ago continued i
The hearing IL being conducted br
a mixed foreign committee and fs be q
ing ignored by interested Chinese.
Dresses made entirely of leather ara.