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the church was acknowledged as being
was assumed that there could be no
clash between the interests of the TWO.
But. especially during the Middle Ages.
this opinion underwent decided changes.
There were numerous occasions and in
stances in Which there was serious CON
fict of interests and the word. "the
church militant" or the fighting
church." which had at first beer APP
piled solely 10 the church as fighting
evil and the devil, began to be applied
to the church as fighting the state.
And this condition created a group of
fighting churchmen, such as were the
monks of many orders, like those de-
scribed in THE Arian" or in "Ekke-
hart" 1t created such bodies of
church fighters as the Crusaders, the
knights Tenplar, and similar organi-
cations. whose fundamental material
was the membership of the church.
But in both church and state there
has arisen a spirit differing essentially
from the spirit of Did. The army, the
state militant, is slowly changing It's
attitude from one of conquest to one
of policing. Consciously or uncon-
49, H.
cious INC army 10 , 10 ~
rAork IS not tne spie"u WI,
TFsserVatloh VI peaee' ~,
mas founo 1T necessary " uiop ei,'lg
any army attitude and to even change
her mind as to the work she is to do,
instead OF rfshtlhs the oeNh ai.ei w
has had a chance TO 40 evil she Is Try
ing to fight him before ne mas a chance
to do evil. Like the state she Is tryins
to conserve the peace OF Goa. she II
devising prophylactic measures just as
the state is. She is trying TO prevent
evil, instead of curing its c~onseqhenees
An ounce of preyention Is worth a
pound of cure, both have learned by
bitter experience.
And into the foreground there has
come an entirely new phase of the
fight. And the words BE strong and
quit yourselves like men are being adj
dressed to a body of men to whom
b seem not 70 nave applied or TO
L.
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PAY FINES FOR
ABUSING THEIR HORSES

John w. Zwingli. S. p. c. A. agent,
with Policeman Ferdinand Gilman
and Constable Frank Riccio. arrested
three drivers along Bloomfield venue,
Belleville, yesterday, charged with
driving horses that We're alleged to be
unfit for work. The three officers con-
fined their attention to the territory
along Bloomfield avenue between Bel
o venue and Edison street. With
each arrest the driver was taken to a
house at Bloomfield and Belmont ave-
nues. where Justice of. the Peace
Joseph Vicarezi held court. Francisco
Lara, of Columbia street, Bloomfield,
was fined So and $3.50 costs; Nicholas
White. of 81 North Fullerton avenue.
Montclair. and II. M. Conklin. of West
Caldwell, had to pay fines of SIS and
costs Of $3.50 each.
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EAST ORANGE VALUATIONS
ARE TO BE INCREASED.
Secret Meeting Between AS
SCISSORS and Tax Board Members

East Oranges valuations were dis
cussed at a Secret conference between
the three assessors of that city II the
three members of the County Tax
Board il the ~latters' Offices in h Court
House late yesterday afternoon. When
it was over President Lathrop Ander-
son said that in certain sections valua-
tons would be increased before the
figures We're finally approved n that
the start had been made to ~equalize
assessments somewhat.
After the board had ended its work
of equalization for the whole county
last year the result was an increase
of less than $500, 900 in the valuations.
The Caldwells and Essex Fells were
Inspected by the members of the board
during an auto trip earlier in the day
for the purpose of securing first-hand
knowledge of property values in that
territory.
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SUSSEX BOROUGH.

SUSSEX, Aug. 2i.-Charles II. Roe, of
Harmonyvale, is visiting in Newark
and Jersey City this week.
Heavier rails are being placed on the
N. Y, S. & w. Railroad between Sussex
and Middletown, N. Y.
No clue has been found to the thieves
who purloined about 5000 worth of sill
and jewelry from the store of
Charles +. Wilson, in the Chardavoyne
building, in Hamburg. The robbery oc-
Cured some time before daylight yes
terday morning.
Q. ID. Benham n wife are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Northrup in
Northern New York State, on the st.
Lawrence River.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John s. price and fam
lily, of 40 Stephen street. have returned
from a W weeks stay at Brighton
Beach.
Mrs. William Douglass. Miss Jennie
Douglass and Arthur Douglass. of Dow
street, are home from a two weeks
stay at Brighton Beach.
j. H. seibold. of Rutgers street. has
returned from Sullivan county, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clearman and
family, of Rossmore place. have gone
to Pauling, N. Y.
Clinton Birdstresser. professor of
mathematics in the American College
at Canton, China. and Miss Nellie r
Woodward. of Moorestown. are guests
Stephen street.
Mrs. Samuel Haas and family. of
Joralemon street. are in the Catskin
mountains.
E. F. Nincellette. Of North Cortlandt
street, has gone to Orient, Long sland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward. of Colonial
terrace. are in Maine for a stay Of
several weeks.
Miss Jennie Stirratt. assistant super
intendent of the Belleville postofics.
and Mrs. sylvester Frazer. of NASH
ington avenue, will return today from
Ocean Grove, and viii then sc to
Greenwood Lake.
Miss Anita Cooper and NorTns-ss
Cooper, of IFS Washington avenue. have
returned from a stay of two weeks at
Ocean Grove.
w H. Turk. of the Thomson Machine
Company, left t~oday-for a business trip
TO Minneapolis and Duluth. He ex-
poets to be away two weeks,
Miss Gladys Cooper. of 1856 Washing
ton avenue, has returned from a vaca-
ton at Budd's Lake.
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CALIFON NOTES.

CALIFON, Aug. 3-Floyd Fenton,
of Newark, is spending his vacation
with his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Apgar, of Centre street.
Roy Cregar returned to his home,
near Pennington, yesterday, after visit.
ing the family of Frederick Cregar.
Communion services will be held in
the Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. John f. Davis is making a stay
with her daughter, Mrs. George Alien,
at Amherst, Mass.
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WEST ORANGE POLICE TO
JOIN STATE ASSOCIATION

West Orange police will soon be rep
resented in the State Patrolmen's Be
neVolent Association, according 10 ar
engagements made yesterday. John Nc
Donnell acted as temporary chairman
and James Dignlm as temporary secre-
tary of the meeting yesterday.
The East Orange and South Orange
forces are in the association,
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SUBURBAN PAGE
MONTCLAIR
PENNSYLVANIA PASTOR
ACCEPTS MONTCLAIR CALL.

The Rev. Abel Ahlquist, of Wilcox.
Pa has accepted a call to the Swedish
Lutheran Church, Montclalr, and will
begin his new duties on September /.
He is a son of the Rev. DIR. L. 2. Ali.
quist, OF Wilcox, Pa, and was born
October Is. 1882, in Marshalltowh, Ia.
He studied at upsala College, Kenil-
worth, and Augustana College, Rock
sland. Ill. He was ordained to the
ministry on June u last. Montclalr
will be his first charge.
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Miss Elizabeth Brady, of Satterth-
waite avenue, sailed yesterday for a
six weeks visit to friends at Kulda,
Mohill, Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. Gadwin. of
HfShfield lane. are spending the week
end as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Nelch, of Satterthwaite avenue, at
Point-of-Woods Long Island.
Edward H. O'Neil, of Grant avenue
is spending a few weeks at Hallet's
Point, n. Y.
Mayor John P. LUX is visiting friends
at Hackettstown.
w. r. Clarke, of Prospect street, has
returned from a stay at Alfred. N. Y.
Miss B~ernandette Carroll, of High
street, has returned from a visit to
friends at Larchmont, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Speer, of Pas
sale avenue, are visiting friends at
Bethlehem, Pa.
James Burke and Ralph Parker, of
Franklin avenue. are spending a few
weeks at Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. James MeEHigot and Miss
Teresa McElligot. of Hillside avenue.
have returned from Whitney Point.
y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Waterman. of
Hillside avenue, are spending a few
weeks in Rensselaer, county. n. Y.
Mr.. n Mrs. William Moore. of
Brooklyn. and Miss Mary S. AGA. of
Delaware Water Gap, are guests of Mr..
n Mrs. James j.. Howe. of Kingsland
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Faulkner. of
Franklin avenue, are sojourning for a
few weeks at Walton, n. Y.
Mrs. P. Troy, of Rochester, n. Y, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. f. Evans,
of Bloomfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre P. Lahens, OF
Nutley avenue. and family. are sum
mering at Woods. L. l..
Mrs. calvin D. Sargent, of High
street. has returned from camp at Lake
Hopatcong.
Miss Nellie Humphrey, of Prospect
street. is spending her vacation IN one
of the Indian reservations in Dakota.
Miss Elizabeth Morris, of Eaton
town, and Miss Elizabeth Noorhis. of
Hillside, are guests of Miss Edna Lux,
of Prospect street
George c. Nelson and the Misses
Minnie n Helen Nelson. of Plain
field, have been spending the week
with the Rev. and Mrs. William G..
Nelson, OF Passaic avenue.
Edward and Raymond Nerg, of
Kingsland street. are rusticating for a
few days at Goshen. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Kautz. of Elm
place, are spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hoyt Ludlow, of Maple
place, at the owls Nest. Lake Hopat-
cong.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rawlings and
Miss Edith Rawlings. of High street,
are spending two weeks at Asbury
Park.
Miss Nathalie Denner, of sNew
Haven. Conn, is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Luettgeps, of Kingsland
street.
Miss Irene Vanderberg, of ~Sayville,
Long Island. who has been the guest
of Councilman and Mrs. Daniel De
Vries. of Kingsland street, has re-
turned home.
Miss Jeanette Langford, of the Al
Reeves Comedy Company, has returned
from a trip. to Europe, and is now at
her home in Kingsland street.
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NUTLEY
DIDN'T HAVE LICENSE
TO SELL BOTTLED BEER.

Drivers Of two beer wagons belonging
TO Eisler & Heck, Of Passaic. were ar
rested in Nutley yesterday for selling
bottled beer without q license. Will
lam Huering was detected by Chief OF
Police Horace \. Booth as he was de-
lfvering a case of beer at a house in
Humbert street. East Nutley. He was
released under bond to appear for trial
on Monday night. Later in the day
Chanceman Charles Gilman arrested
John Heck. driver for the same firm.
IN Harrison street, and arraigned him
before Acting Recorder Newton Wood
ruff, who fned him 500. This was said
TO be Huering's second offense of sell
ing without a license.
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Miss Bertha SyddaIl. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Syddali. Of % Kearny
avenue, Kearny, and Frederick Schuc-
hardt. of New York. were married at
the home of the brides parents last
night at $50 o'clock. with the Rev.
X. S. Dawson, pastor of the Knox Pres
byterian Church, officiating. The brides
gown was lingerie and lace, cut prin-
cess. and she carried an arm bouquet
Of white roses. She was attended by
Miss Rose Schuchardt, a sister of the
bridegroom. who also wore a lingerie
costume. Oliver Magnan. OF New York.
acted as best man. After a honeymoon
trip the couple will live at gao Ninth
avenue. New York.
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BELLEVILLE
Miss AGNES schechter Dead.

Miss Agnes Schechter. 10 years old,
daughter of Mrs. Ann Schechter. of 12s
William street. Belleville, died last
night. Heart trouble was the cause Of
death. She had been i'll about a year.
She was a member of the Sunday
schoo of Wesley M. E. Church. The
funeral will take place Tuesday after
noon to Wesley NJ. E. Church. where
services will be conducted by the Rev.
G. E. Scudder. Interment will be in
Glen Ridge Cemetery.
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Golf Campaign Planned.

Several members Of the Nutley Field
Club have entered the Round Robin
contest to be played on the courts of
the Oritana Field Club at Hackensack.
The Nutley Field Club players have ar
ranged for a series of matches with
the Oritana Field III as follows: At
the Nutiey Field Club September II. at
H~aekensack on September %. on Sat
urday. September IL. a match will be
played between the Nutley Lawn Ten
mis- Club and the Nutley Field Club on
the latter's courts.
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WILL REPRESENT Many
AT CONVENTION.
Bloomfield Letter=Carrier Going
to St. Paul.

George $. Fornoff, of Bloomfield. will
attend the seventeenth annual conyen-
ton of the National Association of
Letter-Carfiers, to be held in st. Paul
Mimi, from August 80 to September 4
In addition to Bloomfield. Fornoff. will
represent the following towns and
cities: Ridgewood. H~ackensack, Cam
den, Trenton, Woodbury.. Gloucester
city, Newton, Haddonfeld, Somerville,
Vineland. Dover. Bridgeton. Englewood
and Moorestown
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4 MorRE DAME LADY's APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers OF rheumatism.
whether muscular or of the joints. ~sciatica.
lumba gos. backache, pains IN the kidneys
or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a
home treatment which has repeatedly
cured all of these tortures. She feels IL
her duty to send it TO all sufferers FREEt.
You cure yourself at home as thousands
will testify-no change of climate being
uric acid from the blood. loosens the stiff
fened Joints. purifies the blood. and
brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and
tone 10 the whole system. If the abov8
interests Won. for proof address
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box r.. Eotre Dame. Ina
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Ankle spraiued in Runaway.

A horse attached to a grocery wagon
owned and driven by Robert j. Still
well, OF Bruen avenue, became fright
ehed n ran away at Irvington Cen
ire last night, throwing Stillwell out
OF the wagon. one of StilIwelfs ankles
was sprained.
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f. II. Van Dyke, of Cooper avenue,
has rome to Lake %Champlain to join his
family, who are summering there.
Mrs. c. b. Cole and family, of Upper
Mountain avenue, are home from the
Adirondacks.
Mrs. Richard Hobart and family, OF
Mountain terrace, and Mrs. w. b.
Packard and family, of Valley place,
Upper Montclair, are spending the rest
of the summer on the Massachusetts
coast.
Mrs. Frank Wagner and son. of
Laurel place, are at Shady Glen, N. Y.
william T. Bostwlck, of Upper Noun
tain avenue, is at Nantucket.
John l. Power, of Clarewell venue
has returned from Atlantic Highlands,
where he spent his vacation. 5
The Misses Oda and Shirley Carter,
of Bellevue avenue, are in the Berk-
shires.
Mrs. f. n. Applebaugh and daughter,
Of Holland terrace, are home from
Kingston, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. F. c. Furlowe and
family, of Park street, are at Atlantic
City until Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. RS. Pierce and fam
lily. of Elston road, are at the Cats
kills.
Mrs. J. H.. Dilts and family, of Fair
field street, are staying with relatives
at Bridgeton, this State, until Labol
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jaeger and fam
lily, of Prospect terrace, have returned
from East Orleans, Cape Cod.
Former Councilman Addison G
White, of Plymouth street, has re.
turned from ocean Grove, where ht
spent the summer.
Mrs. G. j. Marsh and daughter, Mis-:
Louise Marsh, of G%ordonhurst avenue
are visiting in Kentucky until late il
September.
James Owen and the Misses Owen
of Christopher street, are at THE
Bluffs" Bay Head, for the remainder
of the summer.
Miss Georgiana Horton. of Haw-
thorne place, is visiting friends a
Rockland, Me.
Mrs. H. Herring and family, ofsTrin-
ity place, are home from Northport
l.. l.. where they spent the summer.
Miss Constance Ives. of upper Noun.
tain avenue, is q" the Thousand Islands
w. *. Thomas, of Walnut street
deputy register of deeds, and his fam
lily, are at Ocean Grove for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Eads Johnson, of Mid
land avenue. have returned from a triI
to New london and Fishers Island
Conn.
Mrs. A. E. Slgler and family, of sc
Valley road, have returned from a
months stay at Old Orchard, Me.
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Salyalionists' Lawn Party.

The Swedish Salvation Army will
hold a lawn party tonight on the lawn
of Edward IA. Shepard. 237 Upper
Mountain venue Music will be fur
nished by the Salvation Army brass
band, of Brooklyn, under the direction
of Bandmaster Olaf Nilsen. Refresh
ments will be served.
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Fined for Drunkenness.

John Cronin, 30 years old, of Union
avenue, was arrested last night by
Chief of Police lynn. charged with be-
ing drunk n ~disorderly. He was
fined 80 by Police Justice ConnelI to-
day.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Vim
cent NJ. e. Church will hold a sale of
homemade cake. bread and pies for the
benefit of the new church Juno on the
lawns adjoining the home of Mrs.
Abram Stager. in Centre street.
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F Or Only. sE kind 'e s5
fighting that
was recognized by
the world and its
historians was
the kind repre-
scented by the
army. 1t was the
militant state. AS
the ages went on,
the o distinc-
ton between that
which is concrete
and that which Is
abstract created
I W o structures,
the church and
the ctata At 6rsi
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Gas Meter Thieves Busy.

The police are on the lookout for
thieves who have been active recently
In riiing gas meters. The thieves
have been paying particular attention
TO John street.
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Malancthon W. smith Dead.

Malancthon w. Smith. of Montclair,
died at his home, 100 North Fullerton
avenue. last night, after a long illness.
Mr.. Smith was engaged In the tea and
coffee business In New York. and had
been a resident of Jersey City until
three years ago, when he moved to
Montclair. He was a member of the
Schubert Glee Club, of Jersey City, and
of Trinity Presbyterian Church. Mont
clair. He is survived by one son and
two daughters. Funeral services will
be held next Monday, but the hour has
not yet been~fixed.
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CALDWELL-VERONA
Carnival and Lawn Fefe.

For the benefit of the North Caldwell
Improvement Association. "a carnival
and lawn fete will be held August 81
on the old Henderson estate, in Noun
tain avenue, Caldwell.
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Funeral of Miss Holland.

The funeral was held today of Miss
Mary A. Holland. of III John street.
who died Wednesday. A high mass of
requiem was celebrated in St. Peters
Church by the Rev. Joseph NJ. Kelly
and interment was i'll st. Peters Ceme-
terry.
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MIR. scudder-s Topics.

In the Wesley NJ. E. Church tofnor-
rowm morning the pastor. the Rev. c. z.
S%cudder, Will preach on A Positive
Spirituality The topic at h evening
service will be 'The Miracle of Prom
ise."
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Sidewalk Riders to BE Arrested.

50 many Complaints against bicycle
riding on the sidewalks of Nutley havs
been made that Chief Of Police Horace
N. Booth has ordered the chancenmn
of the town to arrest all Offenders
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Miss Elsie Thorne, of West Caldwell.
is visiting friends at Culvers Lake.
Hiram Maynard, of New York city.
is the guest of Edward w. Crane, of
Fairfield avenue, West Caldwell.
The improvements on the Westover
tract are fast nearing completion. The
heavy cuts in RaVine street and Hill
crest avenue are nearly finished.
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SOUTH ORANGE
Dies af Age of 7S.

Mrs. Henrietta NJ. .yose died at the
home of Frederick P. Wilkinson, 490
Summit avenue South Orange. yester-
day. Death was due to old age. Mrs.
Vose was rs a old. The funeral
services Will be held at Medford, Mass,
tomorrow afternoon and interment will
be in the Oak Grove. Cemetery, that
place, She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. S. W. Reynolds. Hof Brookline,
Mass, and a son. Arthur C. Vose, of
Maiden, Mass.
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Held College Party.

AT the home of Miss Frances Taylor,
of Forest avenue. Caldwell, a college
party was held last night in honor OF
Miss Frances Espy and Miss Helen
Washburn, of New York city, a guest
of Miss Espy,
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Names convention Delegates.

ENOAiItA L IN ~ "
lent Association, at a special meeting
last night chose Patrick ]. Skefington,
Michael Lally and Patrick Mcguire as
representatives to the State convention
to be held at Paterson September 3.
Miss Susan Hubert, of Morristown,
is the guest of Miss Mary Magee, of
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Dodd, of
Montrosa avenue. left yesterday for
Cape Porpoise, Me-, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer
John Hathaway and his son, Free
man Hathaway. of Third street, have
returned from Kennehunk. Mass,
where they spent their vacation.
Miss Emily Van Vechten, of Ridge
wood road. is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. stephen Lesher. of oyster
Bay.
Schuyler Van Veehten and Lawrence
Van Vechten are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. John Firth, of R~idgewood road,
at her summer home at QuogGe, !. 1.
Mrs. George Volidin. of Maple ave
nue.. is spending her vacation with
relatives at Hackettstown.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Lake and
their daughter, Miss Catherine Lake.
of LenoX place, have returned from
Lake Hopatcong.
Fire Chief Harry j.. Becker, who has
been i'll for several months, was able
to be out for a carriage ride today.
Mrs. f. b. Bush. late solo soprano of
Grace Church, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn,
will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Brown, of lac Fairview avenue,
over sunday. and will be the soloist at
the South Orange M. f. Church in the
absence of Mrs. Markwith.
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The Church Street Stars defeated the
echan street team yesterday BIZ a
score of Is to a..