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CUTS OWN THROATWilliam L. Davis, Long in 111
Health, Takes HisLife.
In a flt of despondency. William L.Davis, 58 years old, slashed his throatat his home. 1349 Q street northwest,late yesterday afternoon and diedthree hours later at the EmergencyHospital. Davis was discovered by .
his brother. Edward F. Davis, andrushed to the hospital.Daris has been suffering from acute
asthma for Ave months. Accordingto the brother, with whom he hadbeen residing, he had been despondentfor a week and had been confined tohis room. It was when the brotherwent upstairs to administer medicaltreatment that the discovery wasmade.The dead man was unmarried. He
was a painter but had been unable towork for some time. Coroner Nevittis investigating.
Submits Report on Fair.ROCKVILLE, Md., Sept. 29.-The
report of the treasurer of the MontgomeryCounty Agricultural Society,submitted at a meeting of the boardof directors here yesterday afternoon,shows that total receipts of the recentannual Rockville Fair, given underthe auspices of the society,amounted to $19,207.39, including tnefallowing: Admissions to groundsand grandstand. $13,556.65; privileges.$1,618.20; race entries. $851.25;exhibitors' and membership tickets,$794; miscellaneous. $2,387.34. Theexpenses were about $19,270, but Includedthe purchase of land, the erectionof new buildings and other permanentimprovements costing about$3,000.
George L. Case Dies.ROCKVILLE. Md.. Sept. 29..
George L. Case, an aged and longtimeresident of this county, died a
few days ago at the hom« of hisdaughter, Mrs. John Hamilton, atFour Corners. The funeral took placefrom Columbia Baptist Church, BurtonsTllle.
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Real Estate Transfers.Nortb of Irvine et. w««t of 17th,
H 2597, lot 68, Ingleslde.Benjamin[. Gruver et ux, Liule M., to Irving. Brewer et ux, Kathleen $10.2618 Qa. ave nw, sq 2884. lot M,
[t PI and PI Plain®.Emma C.ohnson et al to Japies Steward etx. Sallle M $10.21st at nw. bet N and O, sq fi,
>t 62.Herman R. Howenstein to,yle E. Mason et ux. Evlyxie B., lieNorthof H et. weit of 4th nw, sq17, part orig lots 5 and 6.John Laj-rison et ux, Laura E., to Salva>rePixsl, $10.:,'orth of Kearney et, east of 14the, sq 4011, lot 8, add'n to Broolcland-Edwin C. KUllnger to Joseph R.ears et Ux, Acnes M.. 810.11 3d st ne, sq 788. part orig lot 7-Erna E. Cahoon to Arthur S. K.*y. $10.Nichols ave se. near Upsal st, sq
D90, lot 18, add'n to Congress Hts.lemon W Daniel et ux. Bessie Y.,> John P. Van Word et ux, BessieI, 810.North of Newton pi, east of 7thw. sq 3035, lot 80. Whitney Close.[erman R. Howenstein to Ward js.lerrlckson et ux. Emeline S.. $10.Adams st ne. bet 3d and 4th, sqS58, lot 4, Edgewood.Francis A.rawford et u*. Ethel J., to George!. Crawford, $10.North of M st, east of Wise avew, sq 1208. lot 4.Wm. J. O'Donellet ux. Mary A., to the Farmersnd Mechanics National Bank ofeorgetown, 810.N. H. ave nw. Grant Circle to
iTebster st. sq 3244, lots 18, 19, 20nd part 17, Petworth.Chas. E.Tire Inc to Benjamin H. Gruvei,10Champlain ave nw. north of Kal
a. sq 2563. lot 47. Meridian Hill.dward M. Dulln et uvx, Blanche 8.,a Wm. L. Burrell 810.1818 G st se. sq s of 1091, lot 45;
lso pt alley; closed.Bertha C.lfelk to Harry M. and Edna M. Hlllrup.$10.12 F st nw. sq 628. lot 84.PeterKane to John J. Kane, $10.N of M st W of 31st st nw, sq
208, lot 4.Thomas W. Hsy andames B. Archer trs, to Wm. J.'Donnell, $1.S of Otis st, e of 7th st nw, sq
035, lot 63.Herman P. Howensteino Urie HolllnRsworth et ux, JuantaE $10.Kentucky ave se, w of 15th st, sq
063. lots 29, 30 and 31.Henry T.<aw et al trs, to Herman R. Howen-jtein, $10.1311 1st st nw, sq 617.lot 148.jda B. Taylor et vlr, Richard H., to
Jertha F Key. $10201 15th st ne. sq 1068. lots 30
ind 31.Maria Green to Wm. A.Jowie, $10.Sw cor of 14th and Trving sts ne.
iq 3957. lot 11.Fannie W. Cady to»eo. A. Kennedy et ux, Emma E..800.17th st ne, s of Evarts st. sq
127. lots 31 and 32.Elisabeth A3olen to Virginia D. Malone. $10.Near 28th and S sts se. sq 5637.,
ot 67; sq 5635, lots 29 and 30; sq584. lot 88.Ralph P. Williams etix. Lydia M.. to C. Adam Hfce, $10.S of Grittenden st. w of 9th st
iw. sq 3015, lot £0.Margaret Buchitelnerto Amelia C. Boyer. $10.1823 M st nw, sq 139, original lot
.Stanley P. Willis, trustee, toCllen N. Warder. $11,000.Near Floral court and Washino
on court ne. sq 5088, lots 27. 28nd 29, Glendale.William P. Tromt ux. Blanche H., to trustees ofhe Ward Memorial A. M. E.'hurch. Penning. D. C., $10.321 to 325 13th st nw. sq 293.
iriginal lot 10.Leslie E. Y. Princet ux. Helen B., to Ethel M. Rutty.10. *
Azadia. part tract.Enos S. Newnanet al. trustees, to Jessie A.Rodman, $1,500.Near Conduit road and Galena pi
iw. sq 1440. lot H>.Annie E. Sauntersto Tsadore Dyer, $10.2020 16th st nw. sq 175. pert lot8.Mary L. Allen to William C.Vshford, trustee, $10.28th st nw, north of Woodley rd,
iq 2109. lot 12, Woodley Park.RT111lam C. and Allison N. Miller,rustees. to T^awrence J. and EmllleT. Potter. $10.Oliver st nw. east of 33d st. sq
!022. lot 50. Chevy Chase Grove."harles W. Pafflow et ux. Lulah.o Eva R. Boule, $10.10th st se. between I and K sts.
iq 975, part lot 6.Malcolm Huftyo George H. Bonnefort, $10.1610 13th st nw. sq 240, lot 109.
Tnlon Trust Company, trustee, toThomas Coaplin, $8,000.3932 Morrison st nw, sq 1748. lot
!9.Frederick Washley et ux. MaryA., to Elza C. Johnson. $10.1008 Euclid »»t nw. sq 2814. lot 321
.Henrv G. Glew et ux, Lucy, toEdith G. Gownder. $10.South of Buchanan st. w of 15th
it nw, sq 2702. lot 35.May GreenTanto Chas C. Van Allen A GerrudeC. Van Allen. $10.10th st se bet I A K. sy 975. part
»rlg lot 6.Geo H. Bonnemort tofurious H. Warher et ux. AbigailL. $10.1412 S st nw. sq 207. lot 61.Jno
"rlpps et -al to Thomas Hughes,;io.Thomas Hughes et ux. Katie A..
:onvey same property to Wm E.eahy A Joseph B. Lanahan, $10.Aspen st nw, w of 6th st, sq 3169.
ots 1 to 4 ft 24 A 21.Fred A. Hallt ux, L. Ella, to Claud Livingston.10.
FEAST ACTSWHEN TAKE
rhonsandi Now Take IronizedYeast Tablets to Build NewHealth, Strenfth, Enerfy
and Weight. .
)ften Bring Results in Half theUsual Time.
Thousands of people who wereormerly thin, weak, nervous, runlownor languid, have seeminglyaken a new lease on life sinceicience discovered that the healthriving,energy-producing elementsailed "vitamines" were containedn great quantities in Yeast.But to help bring more quicklynd more thoroughly the addedlesh. the soothed nerves, thetrengthened muscles, the clearkin and the wonderful energy, thelood must be enriched also.That is why Science has combined
feast with organic or vegetable
"SAMSON'By E. Chas. Viviai
THE WEATHER PVwrait far Mw «*d Tmwi»w. |_For th# District
of Columbia, Vlr- //lcKlnia and Mary- ' //jfj// Kland. showers to- //night; tomorrow
' cfair and cooler. / %S2fy^Zm^fresh southerly ,
grinds. tLoral Temperature.. 1
Midnight <8 12 noon 86 112 a. m... ... <7 2 p. 85 M4 a.m 66 4 p. m 86 te6 a. m...... 6* i p. HI 73 11g p. 67 8 p. m 73
10 a. m 74 10 p. m irHighest. 89; lowest, 64. rrRelative humidity. 8 a. m. 94; ? »i
p. m.. 44: 8 p. m., 82. eiRainfall (8 p. m. to 8 p. m ), 21. viHours of sunshine. 7.7. yPer cent of possible sunshine, <5. <
Departures from Normal. JlAccumulated excess of tempera- *(
turt- since January 1. 1921, 1047.Excess of temperature since Sep- s<
tember 1, 1921, 188.Accumulated deficiency of precipitatlonsince January 1, 1921. 5.55.Excess or deficiency of preciplta- »
tlon since September 1, 1921, .22. 41Temperature same date last year
.Highest. 82; lowest, 66.Tide Caadltlaas.
(Data furnished by the U. S. Geo- gdatie Survey.) u
High tide. 6:4J a. m. 3 ft.; 7:08 yp. m.. 3 ft. 2 In. CLow tide. 1:52 a. m., 4 in.: 1:16 p.
m.. 4 in. IiSun rises. 6:03 a. m.; sets 5:53 «j
p. m. CMoon rises. 4:44 a. m.; sets 5:00 l(
p. m. IIHlver Caadltloas. V
'Potomac River muddy and Shen- Bandoah slightly cloudy at Har- IIpers Kerry yesterday. m
w<Other Tf»pfr«tire«. Vi
Highest lUia- .
yesterday. 8 p. m. fall.Asbury Park. N. J. 74 72Asheville, N. C. ... 80 70 0.02Atlanta, Ga 86 72 ....
Atlantic City, N. J- 78 72 ....
Baltimore. Md. ... 86 78 ....
ABismarck. N. Dak. 58 62 .... ^Boston. Mass 76 70 ....
Buffalo, N. Y 80 74Chicago, 111 86 66 °"6S||Cincinnati, Ohio .. 84 78 ....jlCheyenne, Wyo. . - 58 50 .... ICleveland, Ohio .. 82 74 ....*Davenport.Iowa 76 52 0.36Denver, Colo 58 54 mDes Moines. Iowa.. «0 *56 .... piDetroit, Mich 84 76 . ... MDuluth. Minn 58 48 0.04 j<El Paso. Tex 8 4 80 ^Galveston, Tex. ... 84 78 / 2.10 bHelena. Mont 64 60 ....
Indianapolis. Ind. 84 78 .... clJacksonville, Fla. 90 80 0.06 y,Kansas City. Me. .. 22 56 b!Little Rock, Ark. ..86 T2 O.0« \Lot Ansreles, Calif. 88 76 .... i<Louisville, Ky. ... 86 78 .. . TMarquette, Mich. .. 64 57 0.56 n\Memphis. Tenn. .. 88 74 1<Miami. Fla 86 82 0.01Mobile. Ala 86 78 0.14 fi,New Orleans. La. 82 74 0.10 a,New York, N. Y. 80 70 m
North Platte, Nebr. 64 54 .... i(Omaha, Nebr 62 58 .... rPhiladelphia. Pa. .. 88 76 .... m
Phoenix, Ariz 52 84 ....
Pittsburgh. Pa. ... 82 76 .. piPortland. Me 70 60 .... fiPortland. Ores. 70 68 .... x]Salt Lake Cy. Utah 62 60 S1St. Louis, Mo 86 60 0.30 x]St. Paul. Minn 60 54 ....
San Antonio, Tex.. 00 84 .... p,San Diesro. Calif. .. 76 72 .... u]San Francisco, Cal. 76 66 .... fSeattle. Wash 58 58 .... rSpringfield, 111. ... 86 60 0.22Tampa, Fla 88 78 0.76 IfToledo, Ohio 86 75 ....
Vlcksburg, Miss. .. 86 72 .... p
WALFORD ESTATE !VALUED AT $52,975 ';
irol
Widow Asks Letters of Ad- 2.Jl
ministration.Husband rr
Left No Will. Is.
Letters of administration on the pestate of Edgar C. Walford, who Ileft property worth $52,975, were Iasked yesterday in a petition filedin the Probate Court by Mrs. MarleHelmus Walford, the widow. He rjleft no will. The widow wishes to 11be appointed Ruardijin for a daugh- ^ter, Marie E. Walford, 19 years old. ^The estate consists of a third interestin the sporting goods store ol
run under th#> name of D. N. Wal- J?ford, at 909 Pennsylvania avenue £northwest, now conducted by a K
brother, Albert Walford, and valuedat $26,421: the premises at 1735Riggs Place northwest, valued at10,000 and the premises at 902 A z<street southeast, valued at $6,000, r*
and personal property. The estateis represented by Attorney E. HiltonJackson. ^
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QUICKER - :N WITH IRON s
P<Iron, the most easily assimilated joform of iron sjich as is found inlimited quantities in Spinach andRaisins.
.The name of this effective com- Kbination of tonics is Ironized Yeast. D;In this form, Yeast becomes a per- R<feet tonic and re-vitalizer.and noften accomplishes its results in iiHALF THE USUAL TIME. .Ironized Yeast keeps indefinitely "
and costs about the same per dose 'Jas common yeast, but is much more 11effective. Each package contains 10days' treatment and costs only a rdollar, or just 10c a day. Special Udirections for children in eachpackage. aSold at good druggistseverywhere.For sale by the Peoples DrugStores and by good druggists overywhere..Adv.
|"0NSJ2B,» IiiCHtv coNcnmuno vrowiw tonic a
'J Like his namesake, the ^!|Hero of this story was dis- 'tinguished by his abnormalstrength and when hra en- y |If emies pressed him too close11 he exerted his power. , i J
LATONIA ENTRIES... cF rat Race.fPurse 91.300; claim* j*ig;3-year-olds and up; six fur- ,M
>ngs. Joe Goodman, ft; Blond M.
uddy, 104; Diana, 104; Gloriaranee. 104; Ring Rose, 107; Ollle Wiaimer. 109; Tim McGee. 109; 81c lie*nob, lot; Ormond, 10*; *Meliora.>9; George Starr. 109;/ Hldder. JV»wel. 112; Philanderer. 104: Doric. 1Pn
9; Belle of Elixabethtown. 106; qt<round Swell. 109; Laderniere. 104; To*The Virginian. 99. FmSeeoad Race.Puree, $1,400; maid»2-year-old colta and geldinga.x furlongs. Clough Jordan. 112;
ulane.112; Dad, 112; Treasurer. ^12; Esklne Dale. 112; Tibadaux. 0'e]12; Bud Fisher. 112; Noipm. 112; au
aximac, 112; Brennan, 112; Lieu-, Msj;nant Colonel. 112; Brother John.12.Thli* Race.Purse $1,400; claimis;3-year-olds and up. Allies ana jnares: one mile and a sixteenth-ovellneaa. 94; *Amanda. 100; *EI- Onmor. 101; La Foudre. 103; AlllAn.103; May Bodina, \05; Nelleorke. 105; Penwell. 106; Mah. 105. Wi
Srace. 106; Guaranteed, 107; Maryine Baker. 107; *Dainty Lass, \02.Lady Longfellow. 100; Wanatah. ]'; Aluio, 111; *Grace Daugheriy. tk«I; Countess. 98. £*Fourth Race.Purse $1,600; al J?wances; 3-year-olds; six furlongsiss Muffins, 109; Guv'uoc. 112.ady Madcap. 112; Bettina. 112;luskallonge. 112. <*r
Fifth Hacc.Purse $2,000; the H®xterminator Handicap; J-year-oW? m01
r*d up; one mile and an eighth. I.,igh Gear, 97; Peace Penaant. 103;lanche Mac. 105; Sands'of Pleasre.107; Woodtrap. 108; Marjoriclynes. 108; Rouleau. 112; H. Koleman. 112; Firebrand, 115. chl''sixth Race.Purse J1.400; claimis: 2-year-olds; six furlongs .Stonewall. 100; 'Colossus. 102; Th«-olonel's Lady, 102; Bobbed Hair.>2; Voogeria. 104; Bright Trash>4; *Ulyn. 106; Cum Lady, 10'. IB»'llllam Oldt. 109; Hysteria, 110;!ernlce K.. Ill; Image. Ill; TulaP.107; Omnipotent. 106; *Sala- ^ander. 107; Our Betsy. 104; 'Petie. W; 'Pumps, 104. ISeveath Rare . Purso >1.400; JLaiming'. 4-year-olds and up; oneille and an eighth. 'Lackawanna.03; 'Frank F. Paatoreau. g>«; Miss Nell, 108; 'Alex. Jr., 110; gulsa. 110; Harvest King. Ill; Co- Mdon. Ill v Sea Prince. Ill; Veung gdam. 111; Gourmand, Hi; Koyaj Iuck, 115; Peggy C.. 107. I
WOODBINE ENTRIES. |Flrat Hare.The Malton Plate for HIaidens; all ages; foaled in Canada;jrse $1,500 added; 6 furlongs: HIike Carlin. 112; Target, 94; Lucky HI>hn. 113: Flea. 109; Stinson. 112;'illlam Gill. 113; Dorando. 97;loor, 109.scroad Race.The Fordham Plate;aiming; purse $1.5fto added; 3ear-oldsand up; 6 furlongs: Jacoine,101; Chlncoteague. 96; Helentkin. 111; Ardito, 107; Cast Ashore, flH)2; Redland. 107; Spugs. 99; War l|iank. 98; 'Pokey B. 105; The Deci-j® 1on, 111; Bugle March, 106; Musi to.>7; Cormoran. 107.Third Rare.The Desmond Plate;rst division; claiming; pur»*e $1.50o HHIded; 4-year-olds and up; 1 *4 ^
lies: Hemlock. 105; May Roberts.!>5; I>azv Lou. 105; Piedra. 105; H||ichard V. 105; Alma B, 105; Mor- 555on Elder. 109.Foarth Race.The Tatton Plate; H|iirse $1,500 added; 2-year-olds; 61irlnngs: Ciceronian. Ill; Alva, 111; <harmonious, ill; xElemental. Ill::acey Adams, ill; Grass Tree, 111.Ross entry. !Fifth Rnrc.The Avershlre Plate:Jrse $1,500 added; 3-year-olds and |p; 1 1-16 miles: Court Fool, 104:1lagging Spirit. 101; Rantile. 104;ing John, 107: King's Champion,16; Star Realm. 107; Diomed. 107;icog. 101.Sixth Race.The Blink Bonny .
late; claiming; purse $1,500 added; A»r 3-year-olds and up; foaled In flanada; 1 1-16 miles: Mouette. 107; H*also, 118; Sweet Bouquet, 114;*eath Bell, 97; Azrael. 114; Flame. I1; Jim Petrie. 102; Carry On. 111.Srvrnta Race . the Desmondurse,- the second division; clalmig;purse $1,500 added; for 4-yeardsand up; 1\ miles; BuckhornI. 105; Rouen. 105; Gallagher. 105;>«n of Arc. 96; Astral. 109; Rhyer.105; Trickster 2d. 105. Note:his race divided, run as third and ^jventh races. J*
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES | j jjFlr»« Rare.Claiming; 3-year-olds i A*rid up: non-winners at meeting-Wt furlongs: Nohant. 118; Orderly'!10; Turnabout. 110; Frislet. 100-|iV.vnnewood. 117; Flufr. 107; Tlng^ing. 112; Orcus, 120; Saddle Ring5. tS,Second Rare.Handicap; 3-year.ds and up; 1 mile: Recount, 102;He. Cadeau, 97; Ten Lec. ins";Immesdale. 105; Sunnyland. 105:rewer, 123.Third Rare Claiming; 2-year.ds; fi furlongs: Reamer, 114);Vendor. 103; Roundsman. 108;ivla, 105; Fred Kinney, 105; Berngton.110. a
Fourth Rare.Stoneybrook Sell-ig Stakes. $2,000 added: 3-year- ^ds and up; 1 mile: Edwlna, 118;egal Lodge. 108: Dlmmrsdale, 104:ystal Ford. 106; Teddy R. 104;ren Maid, 103; Krewer, lOfi; Doinlque,116.Fifth Itare.Claiming; 3-yeardsand up; 11-16 miles: Frank5garty. 101; Titanium. 109; Iaross. 113; Thlmbl^, 111; Chalnger,lt)9; Phalarls. 113; *Rock>rt.106; Salute, 104; »Nolawn.'4; #Plrate McGee, 112.Sixth Rare.Maidens; 2-year-olds:furlongs: All Over. 115; Mae
Ita Fitzgerald. 112; Castleton. 115;an Boiling. 115; Chewlnk. 112;eparation. 115; Comdr. McMeekin,5; The Falconer, 115; Venlzelos.5; Ultimo, 115; Superlllusion, 115;orologue, 115; Utah, 115; Tarn,
5;Peasantresa. 112; Fitxglbbon. "J*5. 4.
lev. Mr. Pippin ChosenFor Appomattox Church FlCHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.. Sept. _
.An event of unusual interest atfall meeting of West Hanover
resbytery, held at Brown's Church.as the reception of the Rev. W. W. «
Ippin. from the M. E. Church, andTangements made to install him asLstor at the historic old church at 8.ppomattox Courthouse.
(jnday's iieraldIL
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BAND CONCERTS.urt Vr CimmiiUj OaiUr lul it
HaUtT <»» unl»kt at T:W t'ctak.m~ MilUr.
" Ajnvric*.rat. tun u4 Strip*. Vmnr".
SOUMlit*. "Dow* By the MeadowBrook" WeadlinfTr*t. "Ain't We Oet Fun" Wkitin*etiAD "Macu*hla" Bellim BoTelty. "Ok. Too Drummer''
HiUtrtrnre, "Foot and Peasant" Suppeial Solo, by Chostor Dodson.Trot, "Bowl of Pansies"... Beynard
t Trot, "Moonlight' Conrad"The Bt*r Spangled Bonner,"
omoort by tho Umltod Statei Soldier*mo Bond. bandstand, today *t l:Mock. John 8. X. Zimmerman*, bondItor.rob. "Our Governor" Zimmormon*(Boofoctfully dodloatod to tboGovernor of tho Unltod StatesSoldiers' Homo.)
irture. "William ToIK' BoooUlinscription, "Mighty Lok' * Bo*o"
Kerin-Zir^ermaiiaind Eeloctlon, "Ctrmon" Bizeti Trot Intermosso, "Emmtllu"
McHufkIts Popular, Wyoming Lullabyo"Willi*milale. "Semper Fidelis" Sous*
"The Star Spongled Bonner."Votioe; This program will oonclsde
oorios of outdoor concerts for the*ont toaion. ^Orchestral concert* willresumed in Stanley Holl. beginning»*d*y erenine, October II. 1M1, ot0 o'clock; and on every Tuoodoy.ar*d*y and S*turd*y throughout th«»ob. Admission by p*»s only. Centsat United States Soldiers' Homespitol every Monday and .Fridaymine *t o'clock. I
ost Fire Prevention Wee*very day nome child Is barmdeath in its home. Are yoiJren safe In your home?hero do you k<-ep your matchf
AMUSEMENTS.
.LOEW'S.
COLUMBIAIf K<* 1 N M>t» &INDAY
DO^U/AIRBANKJTHE THREl
U/KETEER/
" * %i**s »
METROPOLITAN |F at lOth
W~r>EXT WEEK
HI 7vWm *''
IELENE CHADWICKid Star Cast in Rupert Hughet
DANGEROUSCURVE AHEAD
rf Page 60, Saturday Eve. Post]
HAROLD^UOyDHit New Two-reel Laugh/ret
I DO"Beauty," a Prizma Gem
Overture, "Orpheus"WASHINGTON'SINEST ORCHESTRA
N. Mirekey. ConductorPhilharmonic Interlude
A Little Lore, A Little Kin"Instrumental Quartet
Pathe Picturixed NewtTopics of the Day
Monarch* of Melodious JazzMILTON DAVISWizard of the Pipe Organ
CARL HINNANTA/aster of Ik' Orand Piano
In Joint
AMUSEMENTS.
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