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Mr.. Royal, who gave this statement.
resides at SAT Park Road, has lived in
Washington for Is years and has been
employed by the Street Railway Com
pany for the past eleven years. Con-
tinuing the statement, he said: mo
one but myself knows how I suffered
and there were days when could
hardly stand the pains, my legs
seemed to be full of rheumatism and
when I sat down for even short
time my legs and feet seemed to go
to sleep I had sharp shooting pains
across the back and could hardly
bend over when my days work was
done. I was all in, yet my nerves
troubled me so could not sleep or
rest at night: then, too, my stomach
was always upset, food I ate caused
gas to form. I had severe attacks Of
Indigestion, also dizzy spells and
would stumble and fall. Then, too, I
was always constipated, had to be
continually taking pills or some other
laxative. When I began using this
Herb Extract had just about reached
the point where / thought nothing
was going to help me. Since taking
this medicine for a few weeks. how
ever, l feel like new man and know
l am 1000 better in every way. My
stomach is in fine shape, eat every
thing want, no more dizzy spells or
indigestion, pains, legs and feet no
longer trouble me and since taking
Miller'S Herb Extract / feel so much
better that I work around the house
after doing my regular work, then
when 90 to bed sleep and rest we'll
all night. must admit that this is
the greatest medicine ever used. fine
for constipation, a wonderful builder
and worthy Of every ones praise"
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Thanks to three bottles of Miller's
Herb Extract, my husband Is now in
better health than he has been for
years and am always glad to speak
a good word for such a grand medi-
cine. The above is taken from
statement received few DAYS ago
from MRS. CHAS. E. BIRD, 619
GRESHAM PLACE NV. Mrs. Bird
has been a resident of Washington
for the past % years and is we'll
known to hundreds in the city. Con-
tinuing. she said: Eyes, before my
husband used this medicine he was
In bad shape and for weeks at time
he was unable to work, complained
all the time of burning pain in his
stomach. was continually belching up
sour bile, had pains in his side. also
back, headaches, and for years he
had suffered from chronic constipa-
ton. He said he always felt tired
and worn out and could see that he
was losing in weight. He used &
number OF tonics, also all kinds OF
laXativeS, but they failed to give the
desired results. We saw SO much In
the papers about this medicine that
he made up his mind to try It, The
first bottle showed good results so
We bought more, and now after using
three bottles he is simply like a new
man. He looks like different man
and says he feels better than in years,
no longer complains of his stomach.
pains In side and back are gone, he
works every day and I am thankful
indeed that we were fortunate enough
to learn Of Miller's Herb Extract. 1t
is one medicine that has proven to
be just as advertised and / do not
hesitate to recommend it to all my
friends" You don't need any pills
with this medicine, 1t Is real medi-
cine within itself and guaranteed to
give results. A medicine you can take
three or four bottles without seeing
any results is not much medicine.
See the special representative direct
from the laboratories at his head
quarters, Peoples Drug Store TO. 2,
sos 7th st. NV, where he Is now in
Producing and explaining the merits
Of this natural tonic laxative.
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WE ARE THE DEALERS WHO
Washington, D. G.

BAILEY'S AUTO SUPPLY co.
14th g. Columbia Rid. NV. Phone Col s010
BUCHANAN SERVICE STATION
14th & Buchanan SITS. NV. Phone Col 1907
CATHEDRAL GARAGE
9th & Cathedral Ave. NV. Phone Col. GEO
CAPITAL GASOLINE STATION
First g. Md. Ave. SW. Phone Frank. 1856
CAPITOL CITY GARAGE
s'-SO '' cA i GARAGE co, 1ne anA oi'S
1920 New York Ave: NV. Phone Main $500
THOMAS J. CROWELL
lis Florida Ave. NE. Phones North 110l-1166
CHESLEY & HARVEYCUTTER
T. J. CAMFIELD
-. .coMMUSITY FILLING STATION ~,
''' Nay I'iM AUTO sT f!fIS''''n ls''
1854 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. Phone Col. 1904
DEXTER AUTO SUPPLY
100 N. HI. Ave. NV Phone West 2065
L. S. JULIEN, Inc.
4S 81 Alex JONES TIRE EhS CO. H ine. So's
HOME PLATE FILLING STATION
.JuDsoN i. KINGMAN '.'-
KooNTz SERVICE STATION i''
1901 Good Hope Road Sc. Phone Line. 10?9S
LOGAN'S GARAGE IGraham-Paise)
1910 st. NV. Phone Franklin 7134
600 H st. NE. u DoNP Phone lincoln 1o2s2
100 Seventh st. S.W. Phone Franklin 1884
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WASHINGTON, D. e.

DUPONT GARAGE co.
2020 NJ st. NV Phone Decatur $500
DOME OIL co.
69:. Blair Road NV. Phone Georgia 2e10
10th & TAYLOR SIS. NV. Phone Col. 5000
EDWARDS MOTOR SERVICE
1901 II. I. ave. NE. Phone Decatur
1eth & X SITS. NV. Phone Main i64
MID-CITY FILLING STATION 400.
1872 18th ST, NV Phone Decatur 1924
MOTT MOTORS. Inc. lHupmobilel 49,,
1870 l4th 81. NV. Phone Decatur 4Sal
WALTER MASON 900
Rear 1i0e St. NV. Phone Decatur SlSo
OLDS MOTOR WORKS (Oldsmobile) ..,o
1910 sKIN III BROTHERS SERVICE "','
Conn. Ave. and Albermarle SITS. NV.
Clev. 660-661
STANDARD ACCESSORIES CO.
5013 Georgia Ave. NV. Phone Georgia 126
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
(Wilys- Knight, Stearns knight, WhippeO
2155 Champlain st. NV. Phones Col. $3.50 -604S
.sEATON GARAGE SERVICE STATION
IS SeatOn Place NE. Phone North 1888
.sEATON GARAGE & SERVICE STATION
1915 Bladensburg Road NE. Phone Line. Si95
SULLIVAN & HELAN
1ith I BslmSHt Sis; NV Phone 80 Col. sses
2017 18th st. NV. Phone North So
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of half a dozen sheets Of thick blot
ting paper. Wade drew out an under
sheet and placed 1t on the desk.
That was the sheet?"
Mr.. Brude peered down and nodded.
Eyes. There's my date stamp. I al
ways test 1t on the pad. You can see
yesterdays date"
John Wade was scritinizing the blot
ting paper Evidently 1t had been in
use at the once for many days, for
Mr.. Brude was not the careless type
that utilities blotting pad for scrib-
bling.
us that your writing?" asked Wade.
He indicated a long narrow column
of words that stretched diagonally
across the sheet. The older man shook
his head.
Wade procured a mirror from the
outer Office and examined the writing.
THAT was good guess OF mine. ne
said. II take 1t that this is list OF
the documents in the box"
The lawyers careful inspection con-
firmed the statement.
There's nothing that we can do to-
night" said Wade. by the way, you
can give me your private address and
telephone number. In case I want to
communicate Will you Adbci' oue' IA
any event, l shall be here at half past
10. and. if you could have the other
box ready for me, should be very
much obliged"
He paused at the door, deep in
thought
There is no doubt at all in your
mind that Della Pattison is dead?"
None" said the lawyer.
Wade was half way down the stairs
when he remembered a question he
wanted to ask, and returned
when is Delia's twenty-first BIRTH
day." :,
After that the property will be
handed over to Lord Siniford?"
"A long time after. There are GER
tain legal formalities to be gone
through. but, to all intents and pur-
poses, the inheritance is transferred
on the twenty-first or twenty-second."
Wade went straight back to- Elk's
room in Scotland Yard and told him OF
the lawyers experience. He added his
own private views, and Elk made a
little face.
Your romantic notions I can't stand,
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CAN GIVE YOU THIS SERVICE

Warrington. d. c.
WASHINGTON ACCESSORIES & GARAGE co.
nth l. SITS. NV. Phones North 1OSS-i2SO
1923 G St. NV Phone FRI 1921
Warrington, d. c., Ford Dealers
ANACOSTIA MOTOR co.
DON0HOE MOTOR CO..
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
$3.50 Georgia Ave. NV. Phone Col 2SsS
HILL j. TIBBITS
NoRTHEisT MOTOR Co
920 BladensburE Road NE. Phone Atlantic 200
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
1865 Wisconsin Ave. NV. Phone West 16I
sTEUART MOTOR co.
A " TRIHNGiE MOTOR 01 co. wan 'OOO
N. Y. Ave. & North Capitol Phone Natl. S9S2
Maryland
ACADEMY GARAGE (Ford)
~ BOWIE MOTOR CO. SFcrd5 ~"
Bowie, Md. Phone Bowie 43
lHudsOn- Essex HupmObile)
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1871
~ coPPAGE MOTOR co. tFordl
Great Mills, Md. Phone Great Mills 20
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TOHN WADE was so sure of his
conclusion that Lila Smith was
the lost Della Pattison, heiress to
~ the Pattison fortune, that he was
already planning the investiga-
ton that he would make to establish ii
as fact.
why did you want to see me?" he
asked Mr.. Brude. What has happened
since l was here last?"
Mr. Brude had resumed his seat at
his desk. Now he swung around in his
swivel chair.
MY Office was entered last night,
he said. and the deed box relating to
the PattiSon estate was opened and
searched
He got up and walked to the end of
the room opposite the window. Here
was an iron rack filled with deed boxes.
old, and the names painted on them
were barely legible. The lawyer pointed
to one of them. 1t was labeled "P.
r. and e.
"Pattison trust and estate" he ex-
planned, as he put the box on the table.
'Look!"
Wade examined the box The lock
had been forced, and the box was now
worthless.
whoever did the job came through
that window" Mr.. Brude said. II found
that pane Of glass had been cut and
the catch forced back. Curiously enough,
/ did not notice this until had occa-
sion to go to the box this afternoon"
Has anything been taken from the
box?" asked John Wade, looking into
the interior, which was half-fllled with
bundles of papers tied with red ribbon.
Nothing" was the reply. These are
nf nl.Hn -
body. The personal documents are at
my bank
Wade examined first the lock on the
box and then the window. The work
had been done by an expert. The hole
in the glass was an exact circle, and
the piece removed was still lying on the
window-sill.
mo, nothing was TAKEN" said Mr.
Brude again. I'VE have checked over
all the documentS-a rather compli-
Gated system of double entry, as it
were"
WAS Lord Siniford here yesterday"
"The day before He had been rather
unpleasant. He wanted to see the con-
tents of the Pattison deed-box, even
though told him that there was moth
ing in the Office that could interest
him"
would the contents of the other
box interest him-the one at the bank?"
Mr.. Brude took time to consider the
question.
Possibly. In the other box are arti-
cles personal to Lady Pattison and her
granddaughter. There is portrait Of
the child"
John Wade heard smothered excla-
nation behind him and spun round.
Lord Siniford was standing In the
doorway. His face was pale, his eyes
starting from their sockets. He stood
open-mouthed-a ludicrous picture OF
CONSERVATION.
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Inspector John Wade of the London police
Ehile tracking criminal gsnF known as
slsvey in lodging house. goreeously dressed
and in the company of an elderly man
Afterward she goes to a deserted house and
resumes her Cinderella garb. Chinaman.
seen by Wade in the same house. is muir
dered The india rubber men descend on
Wade and seize a ring found on the dead
man. minor matter takes Wade to ship.
the captain OF which was attacked by
nizes the captain as the man who was Lila S
escort, and is satisfied that there is con-
nection between the ship and the india
rubber men. BY chance, he meets in Lon
don river front idler, Golly Oaks. who ac-
cordins to his wife, had gone TO sea. Fur
ther investigations link a nobleman named
Lord Siniford with the gang. The police
raid the Mecca. a river-front hangout, and
Wade barely escapes with his life.
Continued From Yesterdays starr
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and for that reason I think others
should know of its true value, so do
not hesitate in giving this statement
and saying that it is the best remedy
on earth. This gratifying statement
was made sometime ago by MR.. e. r.
BROYLES, 412 End st. NV. Mr..
Broyles, who Is printer by. trade,
has lived in Washington, D. c., for
the past five years and is we'll known
in the city. Continuing, he said: II
first heard of this medicine in Bris-
toll, Tenn, and it was blessing to
me. I had been sick for about eight
months and medicine I used gave me
no relief at all There were times
when I simply could not work, my
stomach was in such condition that
/ could hardly eat a thing; in fact,
as I said before, I practically lived
on bread and soft boiled eggs, my
stomach was badly swollen, seemed to
be full of bile and had sharp shoot
ing pains through the chest and
around the heart. My entire system
seemed to be full of poison, legs and
arms ached, head hurt and felt mis-
cradle. 1t has been many months
now since 7 first used this great rem
edy and / can truthfully say that
since used 1t I have never suffered
as I did before taking it. am able
to work every day, stomach is in fine
shape, no more of those old pains and
aches and I know that I owe my
present good health solely to the use
of Miller's Herb Extract. Again I
say it is one medicine worthy Of the
highest praise and I honestly believe
it will do for others what it has done
for me"
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swer. He tapped again. and, finding
that the door yielded under his hand,
he pushed ii open.
'Lilal" he called softly.
There was no reply He CROPPED for
the switch and found it 1. . The room
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was empty; the bed had recently been
occupied, but there was no sign Of Lila.
He rushed to the clothes-press and
found that her coat and hat were gone.
(To Be Continued)
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half filled with cold tea, but nothing
else on the table had been used, and
the kitchen was empty. Wade knew
that Lila's room was the one imme-
diately opposite the kitchen, and he
tapped on the door There was no an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-02
ASK THE HOME FOLKS
ABOUT THIS MEDICINE
LET THEM TELL YOU WHY THEY THINK
MILLERS HERB EXTRACT is THE GREAT
EST TONIC LAXATIVE THEY EVER USED
THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES WERE SOLD IN
WASHINGTON DURING PAST FEW WEEKS

troubled with constipation stomach disorders sluggish Liver
appetite feeling
why not call about this great Herb Remedy that has received tn
cannot expect clear sparkling cheeks and that quick
which
poisonous that accumulate elimination
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CAR CONDUCTOR
SAYS 1T WAS A
BLESSING TO HIM
DID NOT Think 1T, WAS
POSSIBLE FOR ONE MEDICINE
TO DO HIM so MUCH GOOD

During the past fifteen years I have
used about every remedy known, but
never in all my life have ever used
a medicine to equal Miller's Herb
Extract and I want to say to all my
friends that here IS a real medicine.
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Maryland

CALVERT MOTOR co. Ford
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone Prince Frederick %
CLINTON MOTOR co. Ford)
Clinton, Md. Phone Marlboro 16-F-I
DAVIS GARAGE tFOrd)
Poplar HILL Md. Phone Brandywine 23-F-1S
DERRICK MOTOR co. FOrd
Mischelvile Md.
EMMETTS AUTO SERVICE
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville go
GROOMES AUTO SERVICE
Cottage City. Md.
HUGHESVILLE GARAGE (FOrd)
HugheSville. Md. Phone Mechanicsville 11-F-12
EVANSVILLE AUTO co. Fordl
HyattSville. Md Phone HyattsVllle 246
HARRY KOHLHOSS & SONS Ford
P00leSvile, Md. Phone PO0leSviile 5-F-A
La Plata, Md. Phone La Plata Is
MATTHEW'S HOWARD CO.. Inc. (Fordl
La Plata, Md. Phone La Plata 6-F-S
REED BROTHERS (D0dge)
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 81
ROCKVILLE MOTOR co. FOrdl
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville IS
RIVERDALE GARAGE
RiverdaIe. Md. Phone Hyattsville A36
SERVICE MOTORS, Inc. Oakland Pontiac.
w BRADLEY NJ. wooDFIELD lfOrd5
Damascus, Nd.
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PRAISES MEDICINE
FOR RELIEF 1T
GAVE HUSBAND

SAYS HE SUFFERED FOR
YEARS BEFORE HE LEARNED
OF THE HERB EXTRACT
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I -Alen1ite Chas- -Alemite Gear
sis Lubricant Lubricant - For
This lubricant 10 transmissions and
used in the Alemite differentials. Es-
fittings and is especi- pecially made ac-
ally designed to stand cording to specifca-
the high pressure tions of your car
which these systems manufacturer.
produce.
1.-THE maker of your car directs that speciel
lubricants be used in universal joint and
wheel bearings, ask your dealer for these
approved special Alemite Lubricants:
2 -Alemite Uni n -Alemite Wheel
~versal Joint Bearing Lubri-
Lubricant-Will cant will lubricate
not throw away wheel bearings cor
from universal joints rectly and is heavy
at high speeds. enough so that it will
not throw into brake
seams and cause
brake trouble.
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TWELFTH INsTALLMENT.

Continued From Yesterdays Star
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ARLINGTON MOTOR co. Ford)
RossyIn, Va. Phone Clarendon 177l
CARTER MOTOR CO.. Inc. Ford
Il3-119 North st. ASaph ST., Alexandra, Va.
Phone Alex. 3S4-3s5
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YOHN WADE was so sure of his
conclusion that Lila Smith was
the lost Della Pattison, heiress to
~ the Pattison fortune, that he was
already planning the inVestiga-
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(To Be Continued.)
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
LOudOun Supervisors
Scan County Accounts

LEESBURG, Va, July 25.--The
board OF supervisors of Loudoun
county met yesterday at the clerks
office at Leesburg. Va. to audit
bills against the county. The fol
lowing members were present: M.
III. Whitmore, chairman, Leesburg
district: Hugh Grubb, jefferson dis.
frict; r. G.. Johnson, Lovertsville
district; c. I. Leith. Mercer district,
and H. c. Rogers, Mt. Gilead dis.
trict.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
3-Piece Suits
NOU
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The Three-piece Suits for Sum-
mer, consisting of coat, vest and
trousers, are of fine tropical wor-
steds and fiannels. Plain blues
and grays, tan and gray mixtures
and fancy patterns. Two and
three button models.
THE MLNs STORE. SECOND FLOOR
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
Clearance
English Summer
Suits, .s29.75

Three-piece Imported English
Tropical and Flannel Suits, GUS
tom tailored in America. Not
all sizes in each pattern.
THE ENGLISH SHOP OF
THE MEMS STORE. SECOND FLOOR
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

Weekend Candy Specials
Two Pounds Homemade Chocolates, Csc
Our well-iked weekend candy special-home-made
dark chocolates and bon bons; most delicious.
Pound French Grape Cordials, Very Special
This Weekend, Soc
cANpY AISLE IS
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Continued on Third Page.)
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Senatorial Group On View
In Capitals Society Life
Members of Upper House of Congress and Their
Families Variously Occupied-Recreation
Resorts Claiming Attention.

Senator and Mrs. Clarence O. Dill
have taken an apartment In the Presi-
dental for the coming Winter. Mrs.
Dill came East week or more ago and
is with her family in their Summer
home at Cold Springs Harbor. Long
Island, until the end Of the month,
when she will come to washington and
join Senator Dill at !. the Burlington
while opening their apartment. Sena-
tor Dill, who is In Spokane, will not
come East for week or 10 days, ex-
pecting to arrive shortly before Labor
day.
Senator Theodore e. Burton and his
niece, Miss Grace Burton, have opened
their washington home after o short
stay In Ohio. Miss Burton spent some
time at White sulphur Springs before
going to Cleveland.
Senator Oddie Attending
Conference In Brazil.
Senator and Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie ar
rived In Brazil last week In time for
the opening of the conference to which
President Hoover has appointed the
Senator to attend. Senator and Mrs.
IContfnued On Third PaGs,l
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Mrs. Deneen and Miss Bina Day De-
neen, wife and daughter Of Senatcy
Charles 8. Deneen. who are now in
England after spending several months
on the continent, are expected to sail
Saturday August "a. for Montreal. Mrs.
Deneen and her daughter will go at
once to their home In Chicago and viii
not join. the Senator in Washington
until the late Autumn. Senator De-
neen has remained here through the
Summer, being q member Of the SEN
ate committee working on the tariff,
and is occupying the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman in Edge
moor with q group of Senators who are
also serving on that committee.
\ Senator and Mrs. Jesse II. Metcalf
are keeping their home In Providence
open while making cruises along the
coast aboard their yacht Felicia. Sem
ator Metcalf viii make frequent trips
to. washington until September, when
he is expected to be accompanied by
Mrs. Metcak
Senator and Mrs. Lawrence G. Phipps
will arrive in washington the first of
the week from their home in Denver
and will be In their suburban home,
single Oak, on Cathedral avenue.
81
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Hoover Example in Camp
Regarded as Introducing
New Types Of Apparel
Garments Worn at Rapidan Resort Accepted as
Far Superior to Fashion Dress for Sum-
mertime Comfort.

wonders President in fishing toys an Ambas-
in Summer fanne and dashng young diplomat IN
tennis toys is not far more Interesting at TINS season S n o
Not only the President but all Of his guests b
Rspdan Virginia Mrs Hoover and the lady visitors
adopt the very simplest of Summertime attire
ZACH Of the woman guests carry little work when they
Presidents fishing and while they chat they also
s SHik v sacn %rs with
G s % a a
q white House aide.
MRS LARGE Of Mrs Hoover who was almost continuously
NJ the White House. is motoring in New
thToush Massachgsetts called
I snd I'd @ Sg & f from the Rouse and he
washington Coolidge with her mother at
MO within walls at this and
note small parties the PLACE 1eauv wonder
sar a the Carton or at the willard roof where many
o meet for unc perhaps at some country club not too
one places
a the Ambassador of Turkey secretaries and counseor
Of embassies and legations It the Terrace Sans souci
TurEh air mission members Of Which have been ofcia1 Visitors
in Washington Members Of the mission stayed at the Carlton and
added little interest for the other guests who dned there
,ERE will be remarkably few absentee
home" or from Europe Summer the
first roll call The arrival OF so many Of sae Upper mouse unw
until the official social season opens with White House an
nouncements.
a oN interesting engagements of local girls announced this
and Sfsk E Ras s1a kh s
Thomas James Tn4nh m 0i san
this Winter until the came and now she VIII cen
and Ensign Thornhi viii place
faoaY lovely
their Virginia place.