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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MARCH 21. 1925. 0 For Your Convenience and Protection. For tho convt nlence of our cus tomers, we have installed approv ed time avirg facilities and for their protection, wu have provided every Mtffi'ijai d of mndei ii bank ing. Account toibj'ctto cheek are Invited. TheRosebuigNalional Bank Roseburg, Ore. DIES 111 WEST now k John Carl Rltter, Sr., of West Itoseburg, died ut noon today after a prolonged Illness. Mr. Bitter was in poor health for many months prior to his death, and a few days ao, realizing that tho end was near, prepared his own obituary, which he asked be furnished for the information of hi Iriends fol lowing his death. Ilis own Mory of hiit life is as follows: John Carl Hitter. Sr.. was born in Kosinsco, emmly, Indiana, on the 21th day of May, iss.t, near North Webster. My childhood days were spent on a farm. In April ls'M I moved with my parents to Boll var, Mo., and attended the public schools of that city for a number of years. 'I confessed my faith In the Lord Jesus at the nee of 11 and was baptised and received Into the Christian church where. I gave sev eral years to regular attendant-" and active work, in the Tall of lti7 a trip west to benefit my health caused me to resign as dea con and clerk. After this dale. Moving often and the cares nf a Crowing family, my attendance bp came IrreKiilar. "On the 24th day of April, 19l. I was united in marriage to Mvrtle Kllzabeth Hyde of Bolivar. Mo. This has proven a happy union as to us were born three children. My near relatives ate my Lit her and mother, Jams M. Hitter and Har riet J. Kilter; my dear wire. Myrtle K. Hitter, and the children. John Carl Hitter, Jr., Huth Mild ml Hit ter, and Kslher KJfznheih miter, all living at the family homo in West ltoseburg. "In February 1!11 1 we moved to Roseburg and lived in West ltose burg continuously several years on the ranch which Is our present home. "My favorite scripture Is John Rapp Building mm Gfl "The Wishing Weil" HIGH SCHOOL OI'l.KI.TTA Antlers March 2G Mat. Eve. THFJ.mFRTYTHF.ATFR- LAST TIME TQNIGI IT At Our Reoular Price, Only 10 nnd 19 Cent, THE ROLLICKING RIDLK OK Till- TF.XAS RANGE BOB CUSTER "The Range Terror" CVSTF.R S LAST STAND" l.'i NOTI IING '() HOB CUSTER'S WITH ' "ALASKA." Tl IF. GREATEST DOG ACTOR K III'MllM'l) IIUHSI: IMIWKIt ACTION I'ICTt UK AUo: Feature Comedy: "Job Dol)fr' Also: The Screen Mi"7.ine I SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUFSDAY GARDNER SULLIVAN S MASTER PRODUCT ION "CHEAP KISSES" l 4 QUEBEC HAS QUAKE OF GREAT INTENSITY j fMrMafttt I'mi I--J Wirt) ( qckbkc. Mar. 21. An In- tense earthquake, tdnxk was fdt here this morning. Houses were shaken but no serious damage or fatalities were re- j ported. : The shock occurred be- I ween 10:24 and Ju:2G o'- clnak. ! Following the earthquake tremors of February 28. there with recurrent disturbances for several ilays In this dls- ! trlct. Today's shock lasted only five to ten seconds, do- ! pending upon the locality, 1 Telephone communication with lhastpaul. Murray Hay, St. Simeon and other places (in Charlevoix county. as ! well as points in the Sag tie- nay district, was Interrupted. ! First reports of the quake came from the harbor fiont in Quebec. The signal service station timed It as at about 10:25 and described it us short but violent, sending a perceptible tremor up the ! building tower and rattling i windows. ( Hesldenta near the par- ! llanieutary buildings said the ! quake made china dance on breakfast tables spiling con- tents of cups liUo saucers. The shock ceased to be ob- served only a few streets , away ami was believed to be confined to a narrow belt along the river bed, altohugh a sporadic off shot gave a i twluli or two iu parts of up- per town. Tip dominion observatory ! seismograph recorded the movement as tuning place at lo:22 und lasting 3U seconds, ' 3:lfi 'For (Jot! so Loved the World, I etc. " i The funeral services wilt be J held from the chattel at the Hose burg t'ndertakiug Parlors on Mon : day. larch 2:1. at 2:30 p. m. Hev. 1 II. K. Mow. pastor of the local rhrtnlnn church, will officiate. DECLINE Long life Is guaranteed the physically healthy ami vigorous. Hlsplaced spinal vertebrae tin pinging sen sitivo nerve cords lessen the nerve energy nnd weaken the body. Cl.lro practlc adjustments as sure strength. "Your for Hf alth- Dr. C H. McNeil Chiropractic Specialist Phone 694 -J 327 West Cass )B. W. WDHftGOTTlf in nmn nM iiipi: id ucflu un nia;: 7 Douglas County Judge fr, bight Years, lwice in the Legislature. CIVIL WAR VETERAN Instrumental in Wiping Out County Debt and Noted as Pioneer of Era of Good Roads. POTITLAND, Or., Mar. 20. Judge Oeorge Washington Wonacott, for mer niemlier of the Oregon legisla ture, a good roads pioneer of the stale, and couniy Judi?e of Don Has county for eight years, died today at his home iu (ire.sham on his 7'Jth birthday. He was a democrat nnd several years ago was urged by many of his friends as a candidate for tho nomination for yovernor, but he de clined to outer the race because of his age. Judge Wonacott was born March 20. S46, in New River Va. He moved to Virginia City, III , In isr.H. anil served during the Civil war with company II HiSth Illinois in fantry. In 1SH1 he drove across the plains In a covered wagon to be for a time with his friend. Dr. Hlalock, after whom Hlalock, Wash., was named. lie continued to Hosebnrg, Ore., in 1SK2, and there, a little later, was chosen county Judge. In lxus and again In Hioo the people of the county elected him to the legis lature. When Judge Wonacott entered public life In Douglas coiiutv the county was deeply In debt and the community was served by poor roads. Ho took his stand In pio neering for good hlghwavs and he was a leader In forming the plans that extricated the county from d-ht. His work made him widelv j known throughout the state. About 10 years ago he moved to On-sham to make his home. He I was a member of the tlresham . grange and the Gresh:ini post of j the O. A. H. Funeral services, ! which will be held In Portland Sat turday, will be followed bv Infer I ment In Hose City Park cemetery, i at which services the (Jresham A. F. and A. M. will have charge. Judge Wonacott Is survived by his wfdow, I-ouen Wonacott. one daughter, Mrs. William Cover of San Francisco, nnd four pons. William of SUverton. Kdward of Twin Falls, lilcho. and Hoy nnd Charles nf Portland. NOTICE To all users of Fairbanks Morse 7. engines. The factory . engine service man will be In Ho-jeburg next Monday and Tuesday. Anyone who may be having trouble with their V. engine will be given free service If they will notify us not Inter than Mondnv, March 2Hrd. We are agents for Fairbanks-Morse , engines, pumps and scales, ii. w. MK'iv;i:it Oak nnd Pine Rts. Phone nfi2 Miss l.ela Swift nnd nMir, Mrs. Chester Mulne, of Myrtle Point, who is visiting with Miss Swift nnd parent at South leer Creek were here lodny shopping and visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. I.eon McCIIntock and children left this mointng tor CiMilralla. Washington where they will visit with her relatives for a I f- w days. Do Not Delay Insure Today Protect your property from loss hv fire bv carrying an adequate amount of insurance. Our agency is nf your servlcn at all times In matters perta'n lug to insurance. G. W. Young & Son Insurance UtJ Cass St. Phone 417 DANCE AT ARMORY Saturday Nite MARCH 21 TO THE MUSIC OF THOSE UMPQUA MELODY EOYS o Dollar Dane Dollar $mct 9TH BIHjj AUCTION AT LOOKING CLASS On Friday, March 27. the undersigned will sell at auc tion, (nr cash, at his farm ut Looking (Jlass the following: Ford Touring Car. spray out fit. 2 harrow. 12-Inch plow with cutter, 1 horse culthator. llt'lit wugon with tongue am, shaft., 4-horse drill, cider mill. 2 s'ts harness, saddle, apple packing press, grind stone, chairs, bedsteads, springs, fruit Jars and rumtr ouh otht-r articles, of general farm and household us. Sale begins promptly at 1:30 p. in., ami in van of rain com plete shelter will be provided by largo shed. W. K. CLINGKNPKKL, BE ACCUSED OE Brother-in-Law's Mysteri ! ous Death in Salina Kansas 4 Years Ago Probed. SHEPHERD SEEKS BAIL j Attorneys Making an Ef j fort Today to Secure Released of Man I Under Bonds. CHICAGO, March 21 A fourth death that of Otto Cruf In Salina, Kansas, twenty years ago Is being invest (gated by Judge I'.arry Ol son oi' the .Municipal court In con nection with the I'llegcd murder of William K. Mi Clintock. (iraf wa;i a brother-in-law of iVIltiam l. Shepherd, foster rather of Me Cllntotk, now charged with mur der. After Crafs death Shepherd 1 said is to have succeeded to the management of the drug business in Salina. Julie Graf, daughter of a Sali na barber nnd sister of Otto Is said to ivn been married to Shepherd, when he was ljing in bed with on injured neck, report ed to have been broken nnd whn he Is said to have believed he would die. Charles n. Wyrlrk of Chlnirr .on of a former clergyman of Sa lina, already lias conf"rred with Judge Olson and recalls Shepherd when the latter was living there. Judge Ol-nn's Information is that Graf's death was sudden and that doctors assigned heart dis ease as the cause. The deaths of not only McCHn tock but that of his mother, Mrs. Km ma Nelson M rC I intock, who died I tl years itgo while Shepherd and his wife were living with her and that of Judge Olson's hro I her. Or. Oscar Olson. whose d en t h oceu r re(j t h ree years a go. have been declared by the Judge to have been suspicious. That of Graf adds a fourth he has quest ioned. CHICAGO. March 21. Counsel for William l. Shepherd, accused of killing his foster son. William Xflson MeClintock with typhoid germs, were prepared today for an effort to obtain his freedom en bail, which states attorneys were ready to oppoe. Shepherd ha heen in the county j.iil since Wed nesday, m hen I he grand Jury re turned n murder indictment :i gainst hi in. Prosecutors also planned to arraign Charles C. Kaitnan, Ifad of a science school, who said he gave Shepherd the germs for a promised I UO.Oimi, and who was jointly indicted with him. Shepherd's attorney said they won hi attack t lie te-t Itnony of I-'aiman before the grand jury. CHKWC.O. March 21. Testi mony that William I. Shepherd, under indictment char'-d with the murder by typhoid Inoccula t ion nf his totter son, William N. Mcl'l intock. orphan millionaire, had said he would haw Mcv'lin tock's will drawn to suit himself, was Riven by t ('. I-'aiman, Indict ed with Shepherd, at a ball hear ing today, Kaiman s;ild Shepherd had j: i reed lo i;ie him 1 1 no,Mn) when lie completed a "Id ileal" wht tl I he w it hi said. Sli' plu rd teld him he wt woikitiK on. He said t h it 'hilt ileal" was ad tuft fed h sh- pheid to relate to the Mcihn toi k etiate. Kaitnan. president of the Na tional I ni ersity of Science, ad mitted that he knew of no wit nesses ho had heard cou crh.i tious he allc'd he and Shepherd had h:'d about tphoul germs and about th" Mct'l utock will. He fa ill Shepherd had In one con versa! ion referred to Y'Mim; MeClintock and Ml- Pabell fop', his f lancet. Intend ink' to man v soon. That ih in th fall of 1 I, nccordhiK to 1'aimati, who said Shephetd ref."ed to Mi 1 nto. Vs ;i proachiiiK h is inn mi -tty he was ;M tears old a yr.tr uko Fa i to an a-serteil that h- saul to Shepherd (hat ku h a mar riai:e. would "leave him out." le.n that Slo plienl vaid he would ha Mrriint.Wk dtaw a will. The m- 'ft "fid. he then itaol thaC'tli-' imiM be taken care of or ii would i" a u e trouble, and t hat Shepherd na l 1 some of those ty phoid rulturis cotiht be ued " 1- U'Utau had pi ev lously vtatt d SHEPHERD MAY 'FOURTH MURDER cm mum ic I I 1 i RETURNED EAST T0 FACE EM Traced ..to ..Oregon i.From Kansas Where He Has - Family of 4 Kiddies. HAS A SECOND WIFE Present Wife Declares She Did Not Know He Was Married I ter Mother Signed Complaint. (AmorUtfd Pr?M Lfaacl Wir.) BAT, KM. Ore.. Mar. 21. Sheriff F. A- Cook of Scott couniy. Kan., arrived here today to take back to his state Moses Hfnd, alias Will Johnson, who Is held in the Mar ion county jail nnd who is wanted In Scott City, Kan., on a charge of blgamv. An extradition hearing will be held In the office of Gov ernor Pierce at 2 o'clock this af ternoon. According to the requisition brought here by Sheriff Cook, Hind has a wife living with her fa ther at Stella. Mo., whom he mar ried December 2."), 1!12. lly this wife he has four children, the youngest of whom is not yet a month old. Recently after working m lh harvest fields of Kansas and making various other movements, he went to Healy, Kansas, where he joined Goldina Wallace, 20 years old, whom Sheriff Cook de scribes as "one of the finest girls In our country." Hind had met her during the harvest season. They went to Scott City where they were married by a probate judge Novemher 20 last. Soon after ward they left for Oregon and were traced to Salem. When Hind was arrested by Mar lon county officers h-. his wife and her sister were living here and Hind was taking a course in automobile mechanics in Portland. The Salem authorities claimed that she did not know Hind had another wife. Her mother signed the complaint against Hind. EH The Huick auto show closed last rriRht with an ntlendance which far j exceeded the ex;. t at ions of those in chari-'e of tlie event. The armory was well filled, and a rreat deal or interest was shown by all of ihosei present In the motion picture le-1 pictinK the llawby exj.tdilionl through Mexico. Follow jnv the Idcture tfie facfoiy nnd distr ict rep-j reseiitatives nave short talks, and , answered the questions of auto owners w4u had queries to present. Tho show concluded with a social dance which lasted nlmost until midnight. 1 ancfiiK was free, and the event w a;i greatly enjoyed by all present. The demonstration plven by the local Ituick agency was a t'ecided success from eery standpoint, nnd four sales were iratb during the two days of the show, while oth ers are expected to rejult. A mnrrinjie license was issued today to Karl Weseman nnd Louise Michaels, of Hays ( reek. I'wls K. Stewart was fined $." in the local Justice court today uo on a charge of passing another car unlawfully. The local Masonic lodge today telegraphed flowers for the funer al of former County JudKe (J. W. Wonacott. Ir. A. C. Set lv and wire leave tonight for Portland to nttend tho llotary Convention, which opens it sessions Sunday. Mrs. Mary Whipple and daugh ter Annette, of Myrtle Creek, spt nt 'he day in Itoseburg visiting. Miss Whipple is teaching school at Kid die this term. thnt he hud given Shepherd ihree I ubes of baccilli. The.-e tubes iie had obtained from the Chicago health department. Fuiman's interrogation was the opening of Shepherd's first tenal ! tittle, a tight to k1 himself out - f jail by adinlttatue to bail. "A few days after the death of HeClintoek." said Faiman, "Shep herd called me on the telephone and aftl t he boy w .is dead. I usked him if any of the dome-tics around the house knew anything about the circumstances, he said no. He said, he was going away 'or a few days and would not be .ible to see anybody." Falmnn sa d In his conversa tions wilh Shepherd he told him hat cathartics administered In the typhoid cno would a V as ir ritants nnd m-k'ravate the disease. Miss Isabel Pope, Ihincee of Mr Clintock, testified at the Inquest hat Mrs. Shepherd gave MeClin tock ratter oil and that !he had told of triving the boy pills. Fai man sni that Sheph-Td told Mm in a conversation after McCltri ork became III. that he had given him cathartic pills. "Purine (hp firtt few conver sations," he said, "we spoke of . rimlnal ImetriiMogy. which he liad discu-ised . n h my represent tiive. He smuI. when 1 gave htm -te germs, that lw wanted to ex periment with thtm." t Going to Rotary Convention A. J. Lilburn, M. F. II ice and H. W. Ilutes will leave tomorrow morning in the latter'a car for Portland where they will spend several days attending the Itotary convention to be held at that city ihe first of the week. t NEW TODaY$ WANTED laundry work, rouyh dry or finished. Phone 179-J. WANTED 4 bronzo turkey hens. Vern Hlxon, Brockway, Ore. KOSKIirUt; C Y C L E K Y rNti w a t N. Jackson St. Key fitting. FOtt SALE 74 heat Tot" ewes with lambs. Stanley Hros., at North- craft place, Olnlla. Prtl'NE trees guaranteed togrow! Ijoganfarm Nursery, Ut 6, fix 121, Salem. Oregon. T KENT- 5 acre8"tbVput in oats for feed. J. D. We.st, on Ed- enbower pavement. I FOR SALE 5-room modern house for $s."0. If removed within 90 days. 17 E. lioberU St. Ft )H "KENT New" 5fo6mmoVrn bungalow. Call 349 Itoseburg Apis., Douclas and Main. V A NT E I -Ti am son Nor t U T iui-. qua road. See Myers at Umpqua liofel Sunday. March 22. FUEE RENT For minor services; upstairs apartment for married couple. Inquire at 2t'l West lkmtlas. WAN T E 1 JT hi rir horse orteam for keeping. Good pasture and feed, best of care. C. G. Sheppard Dixonville, Ore, nnocCOM SEED" for "BaItExtra good strain, well selected, and raised same for 4 years. C. G. Sheppard. Dlxonville. FOR RENT Newly" papered,-unfurnished 5-room house with gar awe; one block from round house. Inquire at Hold's Garage. MAK KSOM E MONE Y Buy this hay baler. In first class working order, rapacity 30 lo 40 tons, priced at 2;"0. C. A. Lock wood Motor Co. YOC N(P'LA I tY Wants to-h7lT w ith housework where good home and reasonable wage are assured. Address II. D., cure News-Review. FOR SALE OR TKADE Fine play er piano, sectional book case, kitchen cabinet, a warehouse full of second hand goods very cheap. Judd's Furniture Exchange. WANTED-By good" housekeeper. aKe 4", position. Have 2 boys, 12 and 13, both good workers. In or out of tow n. Address Housekeep er, care News-K"vlew. FEMALE HELIr WANTEirONLY --Earn $a 10 weekly, address ing, mailing circulars. Send stamped envelope for particulars. Palace Mail Co., Toledo, Ohio. FOR SALE Portable Remington tpyewrlter, good as new; cheap tor cash. Fully guaranteed to be In perfect condition. See It at Powell's Furniture Company. FOR SALK Oil KENT 15 acres2 miles "from Roseburg. Good house, barn, water system, R-acre . orchard, seven acres cultivated land. Hondas Abstract office, or Phone :C7-J. have a plan whereby you may be come a Silver Fox owner and make large profits. Information free. Write Riverside Fox Farms, Eauh; River. Wisconsin. j IU'SSIAN OLIVE, Japanese Bar-j berry, Siberian Pea Shrub, I Rhododendrons, 2"c. each; five, j 11: doz. 2. Hardy, drouth re sisting shrubs, hedge plants, w holesale prices. Iris Acres, Mo lalla. Ore. FOR S LE-'Fresh-milch-goats. 1 Have one doe producing over two quarts daily; bred to my Import ed registered buck. Also one doe w hich produced about 7"u quarts the past 12 months nnd is still producing a quart daily, James A. Williamt. Roseburg, Phone 3F2. SALES MK")RrGI-fNTS WANT ED Amazing stylish ladles shoes. Iirge cash commissions Introducing popular nnd $4.95 shoes. Actual samples fur nished. Write quick. Style Arch Shoes. Dept. F2. Cincinnati. FOR SALE Accredited chicks. Now is the time to get your or der In for future delivery. White Hatchery, sells only S. t White Leghorn AA accredited chicks at single A prices. Full count and safo deliver guaranteed. Write for price list No. 6. White Hntehery, Petaluma, Calif. LAUNDRY KIDS I N WINT1R. WASSlNGri 1 Bnot wotw t-urt-- UKLESS BY US YOU have it ooise. .' i You can't ge much fun out of Ihf winter wash un les ou have us do it. Let us submit for your mil sideratlnn our special rates ftr the weekly wa-h and we believe thnt you'll take advantage of It. Roseburg Steam Laundry Phont 71 Rote burg. Oa. BABIES BABY BUGGIES GO-CARTS Cribs, Cradles, Basinets, Baths, Jumpers The Baby Will Appreciate These Conveniences McKEAN, DARBY & BALDWIN , COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS . ' ROSEBURG, ORE. Free Consultation Phone 491 DR. HARRISON FOLK Electro-Thcraphy-EIectronic-Sunlight. Latest Modern Equipment 417-18-19 Perkins Bldg. fTre.Tirvmoatf Here's a good buy, a Bulck C, l2i model. ' Sre it at RAPP BROS. Ask for Ross. Among the twenty-five or thirty Roseburg Rotnriant who are leav- . Ing to attend the Rotary Convon- tion, which opens at Portland on , Sunday, are Fred Chapman, Ar- : chie Crawford, Joe Denn and A. J. Hochradel. Among those who are leaving Sunday for Portland to attend tho , Rotary Convention to be held , there the first of the week are. F. H. Churchill. James Goodman, John Runyan, M. S. llanim, A. T. Hanim, A. T. Iiwrence, Joe Mur phy und O-car Berrie. Lucille Gtlbraith and Miss Car ter of Riddle wer evkdiora In , Roseburg eodav. ! W. K. Ott. J. II. Stnnicer. S. L. ' Kidder and James Ilutchings b ft by auto today for Portland where, they will ntlen dthe Rotary Con vention, which convenes Sunday.. Mrs. Fred R"ed was called to j Klamath Falls today by the word ' of the death of her sister, Mrs. Al ma Prentiss, who died suddenly following an operation. Mrs. Pren tiss h-aves a husband and two small children. Electro , Chiropractic Healthograms HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: Hundreds of people are suffer ing from HIGH BLOOD PRES Sl'RK who do not know It. They are always In danger. Do not run unnecessary risks. ELECTRO-CHI ROPIi ACTIO can h'-ip you. Let us find the cans" and remove It. It will cost you nothing to find out. The sue cess anil growth of ElecuoChi ropnutic merit your investiga tion. DR. RUPERT A. MOON 324 Perkins Bldg. Phone 554 CARTER'S TIRE SHOP The tallest tree In the world Is a kind of a Eucalyptus or blue gum. This tree grows Iu Aus tralia. It often attains four hundred feet In height. The best tire In the world Is the (Jates Super Tread Tire. The cart a's is made of the bst long staple sea island co;ton. The tread Is thick and wide, nnd runs well on a low air pres sure. Th" tread dots not chip or peel off. Guaranteed to give service by the Gates Rubber Co., ami Car ter's Tire Shop. Costs no more than any oiher first class tire. If yoh are thinking of equip ping your car with Balloon tires see Nick. I will g:ve you a good deal in the exchange. NICK CARTER 44S N. Jackson St. Last Time Tonita TOM MOORE ANO BEEE DANIELS IN "DANGEROUS MONEY" from Gingham to Silk, from Slum to Society. Al.o "NEW ENGLAND FARM" And 'WORLD REVIEW 1 MAJfSTIC icfl" Sun.: "Th Detvrt Outlaw- EQUINOX OCCURS The vernal equinox the period at which -the sun, in Its annual apparent course among the stars, crosses the equator occurred at 7:13 o'clock lust evening, according to the an- nouncement at the local office of the C. S. Weather Bureau. The autumnal equinox w ill oc- cur about September 23. These Instances of the sun's passage nre selected as a convenient starting point of a uniform reckoning of time foe the pur- poses of astronomical bbserv- lis. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 86. Who-Owes-U We get the money because we know local conditions know the majority of the debtors give personal call serviee know our business, and like our job. Can we be of service to you? Douglas Creditors Ass'n, Inc. In Rear of Douglas Abstract Compary Automobile Owners One of the most valuable kinds o Insurance you can carry is Publlt Liability Insurance. This form o( Insurance protects you from linan ciul loss In the event that our auto Injures someone and there is a claim against you for damagei. We sIfo write all other lines of automobile, fire and accideut Insur ance. HEY ; Why Not Come to the DANCE AT DIXONVILLE Saturday Night, Mar. 21 MUSIC BY THE The Hayshakers DR. DEAN B. BUBAR nlTOMFTHIT Specialist In th. rutins of 114 Ju kwin Pt. . TQNT1TE the Screen Classic "ABRAHAM LINCOLN" TOMORROW COLLEEN MOORE "SO BIG" ANTLERS
