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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Bebe Daniels in
Spanish Romance

Bcbc Daniels and Ricardo Cortez.
in fiery spanish story, written for
the screen by Vincentc Blasco Ib-
ancz. OF -Four Horsemen" famel
Sounds like combination hat
ought TO go together with pretty
good results.
Argentine Love" is the title OF
the picture and II comes to the
Coliseum Saturday The story is a
colorful romance OF the Argentine,
in which "A tempestuous young Span
lard and an American engineer vic
for tho love OF charming sonorita.
James Reunic has the role OF the
northerner.
Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortcz
do tango tina; IL said to be wei
done. to say the least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
FILM TITLE CHANGED

"The Social Exile" has been
chosen as the permanent title for
Corinne Griffith's new production.
replaeinE "Declasse." The new title
is an almost literal translation to
plain English OF the French word
Lloyd Hughes has the leading
male role opposite Miss Griffith,
who is 10 be seen as Lady Helen,
arouans no little interest in film
land. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
DAILY TO APPEAR

Arnold DAILY. noted stage actor,
has been engaged for an important
supporting role in Hail and Fare
we'll" starring Barbara La Mari.
now being directed by Phil Rosen.
DAILY has TO his credit many tri.
umphs In the spoken drama field.
among them being starring roles in
Leah Kleschnn." THE Tavern
and The Master" He has also APP
peared in seven OF Bernard shaw's
plays.
Mr.. Daily is an important addition
10 the already imposing cast. which
includes Conway Tearle. Harry
Morey. Clifton Webb and Ben Fin
neV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
World of Fancy
Is Unique Setting

There are scenes under the sca.
on tho earth. and in tho air In the
Thief or BaRdad." coming 10 the
Liberty Saturday In fact. Douglas
Fairbanks. producer and star, L. said
10 have about covered the universe.
both Of fact and fancy For there
are many imaginary places pictured
that exist only IN fantastic dreams
The cast Of this "film OF magic"
includes Julanne Johnston. formerly
a member Of the Morgan dancers;
so-Jin Kamayama, who has been the
leading shaksapcnfihn actor In
Japan: Anna May Wong. little Chi
ness nappcr: sniiz Edwards, as tho
thlera evil associate. and Brandon
Hurst. as the caliph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Harrington Story
at Blue Mouse

"Pamporod Youth" the screen
adaptation Of Booth Tarkington's
famous book. THE Magnificent
Ambcrsons." win have It's North.
west showings az tho Blue Mouse,
starting Saturday. 'rampcred
Youth" has been made into one OF
the big screen productions OF the
year By David Smith. who recently
gave TO the silent drama Captain
Blood
II is said that the attraction
abounds with plenty Of heart In
terest. comedy and dramatic punches
not to mention some big gripping
thrills OF tho kind that viii make
the audience hang ontu the edge OF
the seats from sheer excitement.
Tonight will witness the last show.
ings Of Warner Brothers big offer.
ing. This Woman starring Irene
Rich. which has been delighting
large houses for the past week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Chorus Lady Margaret Livingston Columbia Saturday Norma
Tamadge will be Strand Tuesday e Only Woman Douglas Fair
banks Thief Bagdad Liberty Bebe Daniels banez story Ar
gentine Love, coming to Coliseum Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Star Want Ads are for your aery.
ice. Use them-the cost Is lessi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
ShipWreck Scenes
Hard on Health

shipWreck scenes bring Norma
TalmndEc the realization OF her
great love In THE only Woman. +"
at the Strand. starting TUESDAY.
but incidentally. they gave her an
awful cold She suffered an OK.
posture IN making The scenes that
was M narrowing as any experience
she has had in making pictures.
The plot calls for Norma to
marry a man she loathes. and "A
subsequent yachting honeymoon. II
iH only thru their mutual danger
that she awakcns 90 her true feel.
INK. Eugene o'Brien plays opposite
tho always beautiful Norma.
Janice Meredith" has been held
over four more days because Of
popular request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
VIRTUALLY THE USUAL
COST OF ADMISSION!

Note the priceS-AdutS, soc all day; Children
until p. M. 15c nights, 25c; Saturdays, sun
days and Holidays, 25c all day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Hunter and Hunted
at Winter Garden

The inner workings OF a gang Of
counterfolters form some OF the in
;rigue In THE Man Hunter" the
picture ut the Winter Garden. which
VIII have its last showings Satur-
day night
Just 10 make things more inter-
es;ing there is search for muir
deror, and things become sim more
complicated when suspicion falls on
the brother OF the man hunters
sweetheart. Justice isn't always easy
TO administer.
Blaine Drum and Josie Sedgewick
are starred. Drum is a newcomer
TO the screen. but IA said TO be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Week of Romance
Almost OUer

Tho Metropolitan will harbor
Robin Hood and and his merry roi-
strrrrs Friday and saturday with a
matinee Saturday Seattle has been
enjoying the week of romance Of
fered by the brandon Opens com
pany In its presentation ~ the fa-
nous old light opera.
Harry Pfril does eXecllrn,ly as
Robin Hood: Thto Pennington a.
Maid Marion has been captivating
The work Of thc principals and the
chorus has been FratifyinFly well
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

and other players who have 4
portant roles in support OF the -
are Rockliffe Fellowes, Hedda HsS
per. Lilyan Eastman. Give Bred
Edgar Norton. Gale Henry. hrs
Fazenda, Eddie Lyons, Carlos Wa
and Mario Garlic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Anders Randolph's screen career
frequently is interrupted by his zeal
for welding the brush and pigment
He is now engaged in doing a char.
acter study OF the king Of Italy. ac.
cording to reports from Rome.
where Randolph is playing lead.
Ding role In Ben Hur."
, 1925-04-07
Spe
Of Commander Cecil s. Baker at
Government House, st. Thomas,
April z, 1925.

1t is very hattering that this friendly
opportunity has been afforded me to see
you face to face and to talk with you as
one does with friends.
am deeply grateful to His ExcelIancy.
To him ! owe the happy duty of being at
my best and for feeling and trauslating
to you the inspiration Of bis counsel and
Of his example, FIR lacking inspiration
O what value are words or work? With
out II - v become IA onotonouS, haVorlesS
and eVenlua sterile
| bring TO you G "@"' sage if | may be so
permitted to do. text | take from
one Of your own pubIica ions, an issue of
the 18th of March. Il is part and parcel
Of the fibre OF every ma worth his salt
the world over. | borrow it from you for
our own immediate as The verse
runs:
, 1925-04-07
CHRISTIANSTED POST OFFICE

Joseph Milligan and Mathew Stephens
will pleas Sc call at this office in cOnnec-
ton with return mail and delivery Of
valuable mail.
POSTMASTER.
, 1925-04-07

In our daily issue of Thursday April 2.
and as reprinted in the mail-editioh of
Saturday April 4, the following appears in
reference to payment made by the Dan
ish State Treasury to persons in the Vir-
gin Islands:
when the former employees and 9th
err who receive pensions and allowances
called at the bank yesterday they were
Informed that the currency of the Islands
being now American money, their assign
ments were made out in American money,
etc"
The bank here disclams having made
any such official statement In this cOnnac.
ton. 1t is also unnecessary of course to
maintain that the currency of the islands
is franc and bit. In commenting on this
matter this paper is dealing only with
facts and what has been written does not
purport to pla,a responsibility Tor the
loss the people have sustained. Mention
of what was cited TO us is only incidental
ly made.
The following passengers left by the
S.. S. Catherine" on Sunday last: For
St. Thomas-Mrs. Agnes Paulus, Mr..
Elias Hassel. Miss Gladys LaBega, Mrs.
A.lE. Schroeder, Mrs. Louise Lamb, Mr..
A. H. Lockhart, Miss 0. Lockhart, Mrs.
v. Kirketerp, Lawyer D. H. Jackson,
Capt. F. D. Dreamer, Mr.. G. Lang, MIR.
V. A. Miller and DR.. l.. Christensen. For
Porto Rico:-Mr. Juan E.. Rivera, Mr.. &
Mrs. r. w. Chase and infant, Mr.. Alex.
Millman, and Ethel Henry.
, 1925-04-07

Not built in any particular plan
Not blessed with any particular luck
Just steady, and earnest and full of
pluck.
For the man who wins is the man who
works
Wh) neither labor nor trouble shirks
Wi. uses his hands, his head. his eyes,
Tn man who wins is the man who
tries"
Can there be any more admirable eX,
ample? How have the worlds greatest
men achieved their undYi3g fame? Were
they content - sit AMI watch, be3eech
the lord for favorable opportunities?
What made California famous as an agtI-
cultural state, she VINO mas bat three
months rainfall a year and frequently a
drought? Did rich men go to n7r assist
ance? Her pioneers met thelr problems,
OVercame them and moulded their desires
upon natuIe, harness and conserved her
waters for the future greatness and
wealth Of their state.
AS apprentices to hard work what bet
ter examples than Abraham Lincoln,
Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow VIII
son. With what did Rockefeller and
Carnegie STAR? Poverty and determina-
ZION dlOsiE. 10 Wi-d1 w ypd #aSNt4bC thC
genius Of Napoleon? Chance? Never.
The hardest kind oi almost unreierting
study nl the campaigns OF al, his great
predecessors, MADE him, in his early
tWerties. a master mind among trained
generals.
Work is an index Of our prosperity and
a measure for our success.
Too otten have we OF the Virgin Islands
complained at the lack OF water. or Of
sDjppIn2. WE have as much fresh as oil
yore bu. ii sui flows into The sea. 1t can
be i|mp0uuded and used for agricultural
purposes even here. As | sill under the
Shade OF NY mahogany uees 5C Haven
sight a~d gaze to the east, my eyes
seek sut and ind an always lovely valley.
Much OF lis soil is rIcn. Once cane grew
here and rustIed with The trade winds.
cher likely areas of cuItiV tiou existed.
wy do 30 many OF us send our money
to Porto Rico Tor the purchase of Vege-
tables and fruit which can be grown
here? Why should our dollars 60 TO Tor
toIa Tor fish, fruit and vegetables? Why
has someone not been able TO duplicate
the Grown eSrate with its er6tWhile
wealth OF splendid fruit and vegetables?
VINO makes an effort TO supply a very
persistent .Iemand for flowers which
grow 50 rtadIy here? Is it not worth
the while Of some one TO keep thul money
here and by 50 dong increase bis Wealf'.
and that of the isIano? D0miui" ands
the world needs lines and now Produces
, 1925-04-07
LOCAL

THE PRICE OF CANE
delivered during week ending 4th April
1925 was fixed yesterday as follows:
81 lbs. sugar to 100 lbs. canes Fl. &c.
q - - g - % ca
, 1925-04-07
Speech
Of His Excellency, the Governor of
the Virgin Islands, at Government
House, st. Thomas, April 2, 1925.

1t is my duty today to inform the Col
onial Council of the detachment of Lieu
tenant Commander Zane and the TAXI g
over of hisduties as Government Secre-
tary by Commander Baker.
On the one hand, | cannot h9ip out ax-
, 1925-04-07
NOTICE

THE Ordinary Meeting of the Co.
! lonial Council fixed for Monday
the 18th inst, is, by request of Gov
eminent postponed to Monday
April 20, 1925, at one O'Clock p. m.
ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15
Little Rock GUrl6r

Little Rock Jan. 12-The lcgisla-
Iuyc grind hns commenced Indications
are thai there win be ample grist for
the next sixty days II is too early
10 predict all the important lines Of
LEGISLATION that will be considered. The
aiiure of the amendment prohibiting
o,.i legislation mc1nl that the usual
Gosd of local and special hills will
layc 60 be considered. II win be the
lui,y uf the administration however,
lp require a strict adherence to the re.
iation providing "a thirty days no.
riCc OF intention 20 introduce local
bis. Several of the members have
advised their constituents that they
~lll not Introduce airy hill which has
rct been thus a jvcrtised
There are several outstanding mat
ters that viii distinguish this session.
First and foremoSr will bc the demand
for stI'icter economy in all departments
Of state government and particularly
i'm the legislature. The three biggest
items will be r,ads, schools and taxa
tion, and practically rnc entire session
will he devoted to these subjects in
one phase or another
There is no doubt of The repeal of
the Riggs Gross Income Tax Law.
This is foregOne conclusion As n
substitute there will be a score of tax
measures of various kinds covering
every conceivable source of revenue
J special effort will he made by the
friends of the public schools to devise
Il means whereby the desired maximum
of $40 per capita can be secured from
state taxes, for the support Of the
schools. There will be numerous plans
proposed, including taxes on theatcrs
and luXuries, incomes and inheritances
and possibly an increase in gasoline
tax.
one of the bills that will DE intro
duced at an early date is designed to
take the place of the Supreme Court
amendment which was defeated in the
last election. Senator Williamson will
introduce bill providing fof five Su
preme Court commissioners mt salary
of $4,000 per year to assist the judges
in their work. A similar provision
has been found successful in other
states.
The election laws will come in for
the usual amount of tinkering. Bills
have been drawn and will be intrOduc-
ed at an early date providing for the
consolidation of the state and federal
elections, also for changing the date
of the state primary to an earlier sea-
son, anywhere from March to June.
a run-Off or second primary will also
he proposed to the end thai second
election shall be held between the two
leading candidates for an Office whCn
neither has received majority of the
total vote east. This law is IN effect
in Mississippi and other states
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15

Several men who have been promi-
ncnt in Arkansas politics retire this
week TO private life. For them the
political pendulum is swinging back.
hut il might well he said that every
one rctlreS from office with the best
wishes Of the people whom they have
served SO well during the past few
years
Former Governor Thomas c. McRae
returns to his home at Prescott to re-
sumo the active practice of law with
his partner W. V. Tompkins. under
the firm name of McRae and Tomp-
kinS. The sons of the partners will
he associated with them, Duncan l..
NIcRac and Charles Tompkins.
Ira G. Hopper, who has been Secre-
tary of State for the past four years.
will leave this week for his new home
| at Lakeland, Fla. whore he will en-
gage in the practice of law Lakeland
is a city of about 10000 population and
MIR. Hopper says the conditions there
are most attractive.
Uncle Joe Ferguson, who has been
state Treasurer for four years, will
continue his residence in Little Rock
AID engage in other pursuits. AT pre-
sent he is interested in the promotion
of the textile industry and will have
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15
an important announcement soon.

an important announcement soon.
j. $. Utley, retiring Attorney Gener-
nj, has decided not to return to his
former home at Benton, but to open
law Office in Little Rock 1t is prob
able that General Utley will be heard
from again in the political world.
jim G. Ferguson, who retired Jan.
LIST as COMMISSIONER of Mines, Manu-
facture * Agriculture, will probably
continue his residence in Little Rock
He has not yet announced what bust
ness he will enter, but says that he has
several attractive propositions under
consideration.
James Guy Tucker, who retires as
Auditor Of State, will continue his
residence in Little Rock and engage
in business. the nature of which he
has not yet announced.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15

Pulaski county may set an example
for the rest of the state in the con
solidatiOn of school districts. A num-
her of bills will be introudced in the
present session of the legislature for
the consolidation of number of small
weak districts. The sentiment i'm favor
.of this movement has been promoted by
county superintendent ID. II. Hender-
son. Several successful examples have
been sufficient to convince the skepti-
cal that this is the proper way to
secure the most efficient schools. Sey-
eral modern high school buildings are
being erected in the rural communities
and the one room school is rapidly
disappearing. This is believed to be
the beginning of definite movement
toward the establishment of the Coun-
~ Unit system.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15

Little Rock has nine large hotels
with $500 capacity. and a new 81, ,5OO,-
600 hotel under construction it has
II hospitals with capacity of 900
beds: ii has ~ theaters, with a seat
ing capacity of $500 it has 10 national
and state banks with clearings of SGO5.-
OO7351.14 in 1923; it has four audi
toriums with a capacity of 6S00, and a
large new modern auditorium i'm pros
pect il has 134 churches of all faiths.
and is notably Il religious community; I;
it has l4,0O0 automobiles. or one for
every eight of its population; it has
32S SchOOlrOoms, with an enrolment
of 1850; it has three daily newspa-
pers with a combined circulation of
$1,000: the gross annual value of its
manufactured products is $175,263.-
S94.2G
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15

The anti-pool hall agitation will be
renewed and a statewide bill will be
introduced prohibiting pool halls and
billiard rooms in every county. The
present law places the regulations of
such institutions in the hands of mum
icipal authorities.
Cattle owners in Ouachita county
will petition the legislature to support
a statewide tick eradication law They
claim that Ouachta county alone has
lost 100000 annually since the county
was placed under quarantine
The Arkansas Commission of Char
tiles and Corrections recommends that
law he enacted to license, incOrpor-
ate and inspect all institutions that
provide for children.
Representative Yarbrough of Madi-
son county announces that he will in
trOduce bill prohibiting "such games
as football, basketball, volley ball.
tennis ball and all games and plays of
ball OF whatever kind on Sunday"
BenatOr Bailey will introduce bill
providing for state uniformity of coun-
ty books and records in an endeavor
to minimize the shortages in accounts
Of state officers such as have occurred
frequently during recent years.
Senator Watson of Prairie county
will introduce bill to abolish the
state Fish & Game Commission and
and game laws to the peace officers.
Senator Abingdon of White county
will introduce bill for new agri-
cultural school to be established at
Beebc, where he resides.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-01-15
Nothing Like II On Earth

The new treatment for torn flesh,
cuts, wounds, sores or laceratiOns that
is doing such wonderful work In flesh
healing is the BOrozone liquid and pow
der combination treatment The liquid
Borozone is powerful antiseptlc that
purihes the wound of all poisons and
infectious germs. while the BOrozone
powder is the great healer. There is
nothing like it on earth for speed,
safety and efficiency. Price (liquid)
zoe, zoe and $120. Powder 30c and
6oc. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
TEACH HIM TO
BEND BACK

His lessons in the one.foot balance
must start on the floor. You must
teach him to bend his back and hind.
quarters sideways and at the same
time lift one foot from the floor and
hold this position.
After he can do this on the floor,
start him on two.foot stand In the
hand. From this position teach him
slowly to bend his body and pick up
his right foot TO accomplish the one.
foot stand on your hand.
When he has located his center OF
balance for this trick he should be
taught 70 hold this position for a
short period. This IL one OF tho most
difficult tricks that dog performs.
Copyright. 1895, N. 70. a. Service. fno.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Building Permits

Isns Jensen. 7sos sist =, W.. frame resi-
dsnrs. 5000. sos ", 10th IT.
jsna Jensen. 5ao5 Stat =. w. frame resi-
dsnes. $4,000, SIC ". 10Th IT.
A. , rsIi, nf9 ltth = frame residence
5000. 1855 atth \
T. a. Pay. a. W, Crrtaouln, frame rssl'
dsner, tsdee stge Firsi y
q. W Wamaek sggt Afth n W. frams
residence. $500. 1853 fsd =. W
Henry Tarra, sfsi itih a.. frame rest
ceuss. $500 dfst 18Th r.
HshmAB bros, ataz ttth W. frams
residences. is.feel sea- ttih a. "
Hiasm twist. iis y. teihl frame reel
drnrr $500. 1893 stth y
n. ~. Cole, 700 .. 10th a. frame resi-
dsnes ti.oee. tsst woodiawn.
H. u cole, 7e9 v 10th It, frame rest.
6enco i1.boB. csso Wondlapn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

TO try the Vegetable Compound and
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but to build up the whole system. |
have used 1t for most everything that
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You may use this testimonial in my
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Fear Firebug Would
Skip Bond; Is Jailed

Fearing that he was planning TO
leave town. bondSmen late Wednes.
day surrendered Thomas smith. aged
eN.conyici found guilty here recent.
~ OF arson with Paul $. Norton.
Seattle real estate dealer.
smith was taken 10 the county
Jail and his bond was raised from
$4,000 10 $4,000 awaiting new trial.
He said he would probably be unable
TO post the new bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

and YOU have a whole Quartcrpint
OF the mos, wonderful skin whiten.
az, softcncr and bcautiner.
Massage this swectly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck
arms and hands, II can not irri.
tate, Famous stage beauties use Il
20 bring that clear youthful skin
and roSy'white complexion. also as
a frcckle sunhun and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable To-
ton yourself, Il can not be bought
ready 10 use because II acts best
Immediately after Il is prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Hsy 20. Foreign ~.
change opened irrrEuist. Sterling
Sass franco i9.estsi live. 80 gt0tL
BslE.um. te.ese8; marks. $3.50! Norway.
1875 Sweden. tt5s HiefiinR Nas Al :
new hish sinea 1915
Foreign exchange eiessd hiahsr. with
thr pound sterling virtually ct parity a,
itAts The cable quotation was
ittts ~ vas up - % cent. Paris.
ttHsts Francs. te.s.nsftBs lire
tq.ptets * Belgium. teehei. snHfhs
sg&e. Holland. apiS. Sweden. ss5s. Nor.
way. 1875! Montreal. 81 Russia. SIS;
HhanKhAi stA Yokohama. ~. Greece,
seet1Tg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
San Francisco Produce

hrdhfahafs iuoiattons
pa'ier--EI'ras sc. prime iits,s. nom.
insi.
ErEs -Eairss 'fe. extra paiis,s ssc.
Undsrsissd puilsts saAo
Cheese Cal rats. fancy. sie. California
Young Americas. fancy. &c. Oregon
Ttipieis. SEC. Oregon Young Amrnras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
tAdVertIHement)
WAS NOT FIT
TO Do HER WORK
Dreadful Condition of Mrs.
Fullerton's Health Rene.
died by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Clearfeld, Pa. II cannot begin TO
tell you how much lydia Z. Pinkban's

Vegetable Com
pound has helped
me in every way,
Before taking II |
couldn't stand on
my feet without
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to do any work.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Alaska Vessels

conDoYA- Sailed May so.-H,r Admit
raj ENans nauihbaund. a. .. IA.
WHASgELis=s Sailed. MAY So ST. fu-
kon. soufhhound. ~ .. m str Queen.
southhound At $50 ,, ~.