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New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
DIAMOND MARKET
Gems Mined in South Africa Last Year Sold in Rough for s16.60 Per Carat.

Washington, May "S--(AP) --Dia- monds mined last year in South Africa sold in the rough on the round for an average of st6.50 per metric carat, it was reported today hy the commerce department, with the striking difference between the figure and the retail price being at tributed to many reasons. including the losses in cutting and elimination of flaws.
 The average was based on sale of 2,440,S97 carats of gems dug from blue clay deposits, which produce the largest portion Of the world s output. During the same year. river bed gravels in South Africa produced 9S7,555 carats of dla- monds, which sold for considerably higher figure, averaging close to s3I50 per carat. -i,.-.. .-.
 Under regulations governing the diamond output, nearly 400, 900 cara's of the total mined during the year were withheld from the market.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
PICKOP IN TRAGEDY
Former Local Man Driving Auto That Kills Boy in Branford - Jumped In Front of Car.

Branford, Conn, May ss,--(AP)-- Stanley Teresko, IS years old, was fatally injured here yesterday when ho was struck by an automobile driven by George B, Pickop, assist ant superintendent of the Malleable Iron Fittings company, alderman Of the SSrd ward Of New Haven. The hoy died while being taken to Grace hospital In New Haven,
 The Teresko boy, with two others. including his older brother, were riding home from school on a truck and Stanley decided 10 get of. Despite the attempts Of his brother 10 keep him on the truck, tho boy jumped off, directly in the path Of Mir. Pickop's machine, which was going down hill.
 Mir. Pickop is former New Brit ain man.
 Stamford Man Gets Five to Ten
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds
 in 20 Days
SKINNY MEN CAN
 DO THE SAME
All weak men and women
 All nervous men and womeH

All skinny men and women.
 Can grow stronger, healthier and more vigorous and take on solid needed flesh in 30 days just by talk ing McCoy's Cod Liver oil Com pound Tablets four times day-as easy 10 take as candy.
 And what a hit these flesh pro- ducing tablets have made. One druggist tripled his sales In one week.
 Everybody knows that pasty-tast- Ing eyil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is q wonderful vItalizer, flesh producer and health creator.
 But who wants 70 swallow the hor- rible stuff, when these wonderful -McCoy's Cod Liver oil Con- pound Tablets. are just as good and so easy 10 take.
 A box Of 50 tablets for s0 cents and if any skinny man or woman doesn't gain at least pounds in 30 days-meney back. Ask Dickinson Drug Co. or any good druggist any where in America.
 Be sure and get McCoy's, the or iginG and genuine, and don't forget there Is nothing on earth so good to make backward, listless, underweight children grow strong and robust.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

filled room on the lower East Side occupied by James Goodlle, a bod carrier. whose name she had as- spmed.
 Goodlie told the police that "Miss Nye" had come to live with him four months ago after he had made a chance acquaintance with her and found that she was without a place Of shelter, He said that she had told him, that she was & sister of George Nye, wealthy contractor and builder. whom she had told him 10 telephone In case anything serious" happened.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
Navy Athletes Leaving
 For Various Encounters

Annapolis, Maryland. May B. (AP)--A general exodus Of athletes from the Naval Academy occurred today. The varsity. second varsity and freshman rowing crews of the ,nidshipmen together with Syracuse uniyersity's second varsity and fresh man oarsmen. who have been here since last Friday, departed for Phila- deIphia to compete in the American Henley on Saturday. The baseball quad and 72 track field athletes ,so left the Academy going to West Point. where they will compete against the army.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
PAKADEIN NEW YORK

New York, May 2s.-- tAP)-- Troops of foreign nation will par ticipntc in a Memorial Day parade for the first time when a detchment Of the Fifth Royal Highlanders, the Canadian Black Watch, marches with the American Legion and the British Great War Veterans Of America on Fifth avenue Saturday morning,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
Frankie Genaro Will
 Battle Harold Smith

Frankie Genaro, American fly weight champion, and Harold Smith. Chicago bantam, will mill in the feature bout at the opening of the new Dexter Park stadium in Brook lyn tonight. Because 30 few fly weights are able to cope with Gen. arc he has been compelled to hook up with bantams.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
SMUGGLER PUNISHED
Canadian Rum Runner Sent to At lantA for Year and Day as "Lessonn to Others,

Syracuse. N. T., May 2S-(AP)- Declaring that Canadians living on our northern border must be taught that our immigration laws have teeth" Judge Frank Cooper in federal court yesterday sentenced Chester Hampson Of Huntington county Quebec, to one year and one day in Atlanta and a fine of -ss,0OQ. Hampson had pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with smuggling six aliens across the bor- der into Maine.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
WILSON SENTENCED
Stanford Man Gets Five to Ten
 Years in Prison on Manslaughtcr
 Charge.

Charge.
 Bridgeport, Conn, May 2s.-(AP) --Carl Wilson, of Stamford, was sentenced to states prison for from Ave to ten years by Judge Edwin Dlckenson in criminal superior court yesterday afternoon. After less than an hours deliberatlon, a jury re- turned a verdict against Wilson find- Ing him guilty of manslaughter for the killing of Henry Redd in stam- ford last Thanksgiving Day.
 Judge Dickenson. before passing sentence, commented that the jury's verdict was just one and by it they virtually found Wilson was in addition guilty of perjury, he hay Ing made denial of the charges againet him while on the stand. A jury at Wilson's first trial was dis charged, unable to agree.
 Edward Townes and Elijah Wright, imprisoned for several months as material witnesses against Wilson, cayorted in high gee when they were released yester- day after, the iury's report.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
CANOE TRAGEDY
Naval of1cer and Young Woman Companion Believed Lost Near Annapolis.

Annapolis, Md, May 2S,--Anxiety vas felt at tho naval academy to- day for the safety of Lieutenant Gerald Selby. of the medical corps, and Miss Lucille Merrill of Rox- bury, Mass, who have been missing since they embarked in a canoe on the Severn river yesterday.
 Last night Lieutenant Selby and Mss Merrill failed to return to shore when expected. Today, when the finding of a canoeiI believed to have been theirs, upside down in the river. and coat thought to have belonged to Lieutenant Selby, conviction grew at the naval acade- my that the pair had met with ac- cident.
 Mrs. Selby. wife of the lieuten- ant, was nearly overcome with grief this afternoon and had given up hope that Lieutenant selby would be found alive.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

OUR DINNER BIENp COFFEE ....,. lb, RED BITTERFLN CEYLON TEA.,.ia lh, VANILLA OR LEMON EXTRACT, 2 bots, DAVIS BAKING POWDER-Reg. 2SC siD. YORK STATE PEA BEANS ........ : lhs
 FRESHLY BAKED TIC BARS .....,2 lbs
 SUNBEAM SAFER ERAUT ....... 2 cans
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
BODY IS FOUND
Remains of New York Suicide Be- lieyed Those of Wealthy Woman

New York, May 2S.-(AP)--The body of woman said to have been Margaret Nye, member Of a wealthy family on Riverside Drive, was found last night in a squalid gas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
It's q Wise Father " no
KnOvs His Sons Team

bee between Broadway and Frank
lin FrldayT'
Gee, dad. said tho son in dis
gusted tone. you're keen one
That was a football game. and
broadway licked 'em ~ TO nothin, 80
''rony Bell: Is he tho principal
at Franklin" dad wanted 20 know
"say. dad. you want TO take a
day of and stir round. He's the
Franklin coach"
Il thought the football game was
to DO at Berkeley" said dad. iEnor.
ing the boys eauatic remarks. and
l thought Rasshaw was tho Seattle
coach"
Dad. you're 20 be pitled Don,
you know each team has a eoach'
BaEgy IA the coach for tho u"
Wen went on Tho dad who was
trying 20 bo a father to his son
for week when an Of these
coaches graduate do they cali them
coachmeu, and DO they so on
coaching thru ilfoT'
Don't talk no loud dad Folks n
hear sou. When nsgshaw gets
thru school no will BE- lawyer l
guess. and he'll be running for con,
grcss, or something like that. time
I'm old enough to vote"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Hartley School Surrey
Hit BY Chamber Report
Larger Appropriations Recommended for
Educational Institutions of State

Coyertly hitting Gov Harueys
survey OF state schools the joint
educational investigating committee
OF the Spokane ana Seattle Cham
beers Of Commerce Sunday made a
report on their survey which ask
ca for much creator school appro.
priauons than did the governors
report
Where the governor suggested
appropriations OF only Sssiooo for
the University % Washington. the
committee asked $4,000 They
held that the state institution nood-
ed a now mines building. CONF
pletcd library building, womons
gymnasium and science unit
or that S66l 900, report OF tho
Seattle Chambers committee reads,
only $4,000 Is asked as a direct
state appropriation. as tho re-
mainder is made M ~ SsaG,ooo stu
dent fees and tho cost OF replacing
the burned down mines building.
which under state policy was not
Insured
This ss55.oOo should De appro-
priated by the state 10 match stu
dent fees Of like amount IN ne'
cord with the verbal agreement be-
tween the university and members
Of proceeding legislatures" the re-
port said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

Governor Hartley. after looking
over tho Washington state College
buildings. decided that tho only
thing they needed was an approp.
Ration OF illi.o 20 complete tho
mechanical arts and agricultural
buildings The Joint committee
recommended that s5gs,OO0 moro 10
appropriated FOR an armory and
gymnasium and a hospital
Ia tho three normal schools tho
committee believed that more build
lngs were needed than Governor
Hartley proposed In each case,
They recommended that tho He'll,
ingham normal get $4,000 FOR a
new library; the Cheney normal g,t
$500. 900 for new training school
building. and the EllensburE normal
got science building. dining
room and kitchen and various alter
ations and repairs az total cost
OF $4,000,
THE committee has recommended
only what IN its opinion arc tho
immediate and absolute necessities
or the various institutions for tho
coming year, The total may seem
large. but Il should be borne IN
mind that during recent years these
institutions have not developed IN
proportion 20 tho growth OF tho
student bodies" tho report stated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Orpheum Bill
Sparkles With
Fun and Music

WHEN Johnny Burke Joined tho
W army there was dirty work
afoot; when no went TO France
there was dirty work atoot. and
when no was mustered out after
the armlytico there was dirty work
afoot
At the Orpheum this week. Burke
gets the hand for provoking laughs
In a falsetto monotone, ne tells
about his experiences in tho army
and his Tine" makes Il big hit
Ho also strums on tho worries 10
make plano talk In several lam
guages the "wabash Blues fur
nlshlng the tune.
Patti Moore. with hcr three
dancing partners and big orchestra.
is popular with her song and dance
review.
Snappy steps. churning Charles
ton, and speedy strutting, mako n
lively act Arthur Bard and Miss
Moore's two cousins. Bud and
Buddy, form clever dancing
team.
Anthony Gales musical arrange
ment Is popular.
a violin can do plenty OF tricks
when in tho hands OF Oscar Lor-
nine. THE Violin Nuttlst" can play
from almost any position and his
selections are popular.
Burlesduo on famous musicians
and directors, with the aid OF Tiny
Burnett and the Moore theator or
chcstra, get good hold on his
audience.
Eddie Cole and George Snyder
have the most original act on tho
circuit. In their sldt THE Dl-
rector" the pair offer ono OF the
clcvofeSt acts on the bill
Al Il. Hall, as "Thc Sap" gets
off some clever comedy, assisted
by Morris Lloyd. Gencylevo Blair
and Helen Ardoll.
The troubles OF rubc from
small town with tho bathing girls
and satire on the hunger Of tho
weaker sex IN general, offer many
amusing Incidents
Ferry Convey can get music out
Of a stone inter his exhibitions
this week, Bells, pipes and pistols
make the musicnl clown popular.
claire and Atwood open tho bill
with tumbling act In which
miniature house B topplcd on tho
stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
KING TUT" IN
GOLDEN TOMB
Wonderful Display OF lew
elry Found by ExCavatorS

CAIRO. Nov ls.-By q. Pl-Tut.
Ank Ahmon, boy king buried In "rho
Valley or Kings" was adorned IA
lcwelry u heavy. solid gold. bcauli.
ful beyond tho expectations OF those
OF tho Howard Carter expedition who
have been stripping away the secrets
OF his tomb
King TUFTS wnpplngn are now
partly removed aud as the work OF
taking or these proceeded there
came 90 llght amulrtr. rollnrcttra. a
superb gold dagger with crystal
handle. bracelets OF intricate aud ca,
auislto workmanship, huge scarabs
inscribed with names OF kings OF
Egypt and other adornmonts rich In
value ana wrought IN marvellous
forms
Tho work OF unswathinE the kings
body. difficult because OF tho fact
that the bindings arc stepped Ia
gluey substances perhaps funeral ii,
batiuuH. has confirmed that the king
was a nero youth. and that his body
was emaciatod. possibly rayaged by
"a wasting ailment,
They have found that the feet
bear golden sandals ana that each
too and finEer Ia Hhoathed IN gold.
Both the right and left forcarms arc
laden with wonderful jewels 49, the
whole remarkable record % tho
wealth and culture Of the Egypt OF
the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
COMING
Boeing Plane Crew Member
to Address "U" Students

Lieut.. Frank Davidson, United
States navy flyer and member of
tho crow which was 10 havo flown
tho Soattlo.buIlt BooIng plano 10
Hawaii this fall, win address tho
students at the University OF Wash
ington engineering banquet
Wednesday
Io will speak on tho opportuni.
ties for technically trained men in
aviation, Tho banquet viii also be
featured by announcement of
pledges 10 Tau Beta ri, honorary
engineering fraternity,
Professor ~, O, Eastwood viii OK.
plain the proposed student loan
fund TO engineering students and
n student handbook will DO pre-
scented TO the leading sophomore
studoM In tho university engineer.
Ing college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
ASK WAR MARK
State May Erect Monument
on Victory Line"

OLYMPIA. NOV. IA marker.
small In size. but historically great.
VIII DO erected by tho state OF
Washington on tho victory line be.
tween Belgium and France. n a
measure proposed by Mra. Harry
John Miller. member OF the
house from Evcrstt. successfully
passes the Legislature. Mrs Miller
- prominent member Of the
Daughters OF tho American Rsvoiu.
tion IN this state and also the Minute
Women.
There arc 20 Bc $40 ~ these
markers placed ON tho allied victory
line. where the victorious army s,ood
on November ~. 1915" stated Rep.
resentative Miller. 1T VIII cost
Washington Just 5000 10 erect one
OF these historic mllcs,ones. which
will mean moro and moro 10 III IA
generations pass"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Core Terminal Pier u-str
shldxuoka Maru. Pier lo-str rrssi-
dent Mckinley. protssilaus.
BELL strsst Tsrmluai-u. = c. O. c. Al.
Eouagin. HsidA.
Pier ifB-u. 4. G. 81. DalIwood.
Pier s-strs Yukon. Alameda. VI Capt.
tan.
Pier III. g Eagle 81.
Pier D--sir Glymont
Pacific Coast Coal Hunksrs--str New
port News
Pacific Coast Engine works--U. h c. o.
q. uua1ga.
" 3 Shipping Board MoorinRs-s,r
Northwestern.
Connecticut Street 1srnilnai--U, 3. l. H.
T. Relief. sfTs ElrdldEs. Cupruin.
Atlantic Street Trrminsl-strs Hanna.
va, YonAn MAru
Stacy street TcrminaI-U. r. O. s. Bur.
reyor. str Pennsylvania.
Milwaukee Ocean Tsrminal,-str Panama
hauford Street Tsrmiusl-str Albion
Star
East waterway Dock q warehouse Co.
Str Chahaiis.
General Petroleum TermlnaI-s,r ia.
lima
rodd's Dry Dooks-strs Charlie. II. Nc.
Cormick. Cross Keys.
winston Marine Railway Eagle Harbor1
Str NehRlem. schrs Vancouver. Al.
umna and Tartar. bsrEss. Henry VII.
lard, Griffson, aux schr La Msrcsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
W omen Alarmed at Coz.
HmtLey's School Stand
Keep Education Out of Politics, Is Warning
of State Parent-Teachers' Assn. Head

that local interest Of parents Ia
achools would be Tort under the
plans suggested by tho governor
A board OF nine laymgn appointed
by tho governor would mean an
educational system IN tho hands
Or ono man which Is not only un-
democratic. but impossible. accord
log 10 Mrs. Brown,
Under the system suggested BY
tho governor our schools would be-
como a political iHsus. the American
idea Of close relationship be-
tween parents and schools would
DO lost" Mrs Brown said. Parents
shouid make their protects against
suggestions like those OF tho gov
ernor 70 strong that no man will
speak u the school system AZ
political issue again
state printing OF school books
would probably result Ia lower
grade books FOR our schools, ac-
cordinE 20 Mrs Brown. Further
more Il Is not feasible for city chill
dren and country children 20 use
tho Same text books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

DARENTs IA all parts OF tho
i state are protesting against
Gov, ilHrllcys attack on tho school
system. and HIS suggestions Tor re-
organization ~ the system. accord
ing 90 Mrs g, T. brown. state
chairman Of tho legislation depart
mcnt OF tho Washington state
branch Of tho Parent Teachers as
ISOLATION.
Tho Parent. Teachers association
IL alarmed az tho suggestions Of
Gov Hartley. sho explained. and
does not think the matter Is re-
garded by many people with the
seriousness that Il deserves
Education can not be measured
IN dollars and cents" naid Mrs.
Brown. "aud certainly not IN dol
lars and cents at their former value.
Children Of today need moro edu-
cation IN order 20 1.-Two happily and
successfully because each year
competition Increases Furthermore.
tho state can afford 90 pay more
for tho education or its children"
Mrs Brown expressed tho belief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Moaning Sara phone Gives
Pep to Striking Typists
Business College Uses Jazz Music to Spur
Students to High-Speed Study

We have wonderful success with
this new rhythmic method. Mr.
Griffin declared. During the las,
two years In which national contests
have been inauKurat.d In the state
Of Washington. our students have
won two Of the three gold medal
awards presented 10 the many
schools competing and are the proud
posseHsors OF Ia silver awards. In
my opinion this record ia directly
attributable to tho superiority OF this
new system Of Jazz" typing over
tho nntedntcd systems in former
usr."
Fox trots. marches and darlItown
blues" OF all kinds arc best for
such drills because OF their marked
meter, according 10 Mr. Griffin.
Among the most popular numbers
AFRO Mammals Daddy Gets His
Sugar, Mamma Gets tho Sack. :"
charleston Charlie Is Charlo,te's
Honey, SO tho Bees Can't Buzz
Around No More" SHOW Him In.
Drag Him Out" and others, pupils
affirm.
The exercises AFRO placed before the
pupil. tho phonograph is started, and
the entire room OF protoges in the art
Of keyboard put and take" begin 10
pound out their work.
Instructors are unanimous In the
opinion that power OF concentration
reaches greater strength by this
Jazz" method than by the old meth
cd OF having the teacher monotonous-
~ chant off the beats for each
touch" BY this new and more in
torestlng method. the pupil learns TO
concentrate on what he is writing,
and at the same time listen TO the
rhythm OF tho tune. which makes 1t
seem moro like play than hard work,
Mr.. Griffin declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
HARTLEY HIT BY
WATER BILL
0kanogan Man SIapS Gov
ernOr in a New Place

OLYMPIA. wash. Nov. ls,-Ths
legislature this morning made ith
first official answer 10 Coy. Hart
Toys mshssgs when Representative
l.. r. Banker. Of OkanoEnn county.
introduced d hiil placing the division
81 reclamation under Clark " say
idEe. state commissioner OF public
lands
Nj Banker charges that the pros
ent director has ana ~ ueglectiuE
% cooperate with The federal gov
eminent Ia matters Of reclamation
ana because OF this lack 1f sym
pathy an mergsncy clause - placed
on tho blll
n further provides that two mem
bsra Of the legislature from East
rrn Washington ana two members
from Western Washington shall be
appointed 20 confer with the land
commissioner. make survey Of
reclamation needs IN this state ana
report their findings 10 the next
session 81 the legislature
TheEe members are 10 serve with
out pay. being allowed only their
actual expenses in connection with
tho work.
Other measures introd iced IN the
house today were:
BY Representative Mrs Harry
John Miller. OF Everett a bin ask
ing for a 5000. 900 appropriation for
the erection OF q Washington mile
stone on the allied victory limo in
France.
The senate:
A bin By Senator r. - Palmer.
OF Seattle. asking for four hd-
ditional superior court judges In
King county.
A bill by Senator Charles L.
Myers Of Lincoln county. raising
the standard Of optOmctnsts AZ
present optometrista are required 10
have only two years In high school.
This bin would make the require
msnts n high school education or
an affidavit Of equivalent educa-
ton.
By Senator l.. l. weEtfall. Of
Spokane. n TN allowing a married
woman TO transfer shares OF stock
without her husbands consent and
70 receive her own dividends With
out any acknowledgment Of her
husbands signature.
BY Senator Walter s Davis. o.
Tacoma. making tho study Of the
constitution OF tho United States
and tho State Of Washington an a
prerequisite to graduation from
common and public schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
STORED WIFE A I
IS BURNED
Seek Firebug for WalIa WaIIa
Warehouse Destruction

wALLA wAI-LA. Nov. is.-(By
Y. Pl--Auihor.tles today were seek.
ing for some evidence that would
Identify the fircbug who is suspect.
Cd OF setting three wheat ware.
house fires a. Valley Grove. near
herr. Sunday
The Nelson Brothers warehouse
was burned with 10000 bushels and
The Pacific Coast Elevator com.
pany'A warehouse with $4,000 bush.
els. Tho total loss was estimated
at $4,000.
In the McInroe warehouse near.
by. an effort had been made to
start fire with burlap soaked
with kerosene. but rs wheat sacks
burned. the wheat tumbled on the
blaze and smothered 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Funny Lines in
Will KingShow
Amuse Patrons

A LOT OF guilty conscience
~ caught in tho act--thnt's "A
Midnight FrolIc," which VIII Kings
ever entertaining musical comedy
company Is Offering this week al
tho Palace Hip.
Tho situations that develop M
ford unlimited possibilities for the
dry humor OF King and Low Dun
bar. Handsome Bess IIill, dnppeT
Rocco Gardner. Honora Hamilton
Art Bolnsoo and Evelyn Hnmblcy
are included in the cast.
Bcsa Hllls comedy song number
Down by tho vinegar Wolks," Is
the hit OF tho show Good old Bcss
gnllops off the stage only TO be
brought back time md again.
Jcnn Singer makes tho most OF
her mother" ballad. WIN Aubrey
puts over "PnddlIn' Mndolninc
Home" In hlgh.henrtcd style.
Evelyn Mucllors charming voice
and personality make her offering
There's a Nest in Gypsyland," one
of tho bright spots on tho program
Other numbers bring out nil tho
favoritca whose attractions keep the
old.timers coming 10 tho show, and
add now patrons constantly 20 tho
list Of Regulars"
Attractive settings and costumes
ana some spirited dances shy the
comoly King chorlsters add a lusts
TO the program
Herme Kings popular gang Of
"supor.sololstS' put on another AGO.
high concert featuring some OF tho
latest song hits.