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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-07
WANTS OLD REVENUED DISTRICT
A. Mitchell Palmer Writes to Secre-
tary McAdoo on Subject

Washington, Oct. 7.-Representa-
tive A. Mitchell Palmer, Democratic
nominee for the United States Senate
in Pennsylvania, has asked Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo to restore the
old Twelfth internal revenue district
in Pennsylvania, with headquarters at
Scranton. Secretary McAdoo received
from Mr.. Palmer yesterday this letter:
"To the Honorable, the Secretary of
the Treasury.
"Dear Mr.. Secretary-The legisla-
tive, judicial and executive appropria-
tion bill, recently signed by the Presi-
dent, authorizes the establishment of
GA internal revenue districts in the
country, an increase of one district.
This change in the law was secured
mainly through my efforts in the de-
sire to have the Twelfth Pennsylvania
district restored. You will remember
that this district was Joined with
the Ninth district by executive order
of President Taft, and have appeared
before you several times urgently re-
questing that it be established. In
view of the fact that the law now
provides for the establishment of an
additional district, / trust you will
have an order issued re-establishing the
Twelfth Pennsylvania district with the
same boundaries as it formerly had
and with headquarters at Scranton.
Hoping for your early and favor
able consideration, | am, yours very
truly,
GA. Mitchell Palmer -
Secretary McAdoo will pass upon
Mr.. Palmer s request within few
days. 1t is believed here that the dis.
trict will be restored.
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A HAPPY BALD
HEADED MAN
WeH-Known Politician Nearly Bald
NOW Has New Growth of Hair
Tells How He Did It

A western politician, we'll known on
account of his badness and ready wit.
his friends by appearing
with new growth of hair. MANY of
his old friends did not know him and
Others thought he had wig. On be-
ing asked how he did it, he made the
following statement: II attribute the
remarkable growth of my hair to the
use of the following simple recipe
which any lady or gentleman can m;x
at home: To half pint of water add
| OF. of bay rum, small box of Barbo
Compound and n OF. of glycerine,
Apply to the scalp two or three times
a week with the finger tips. It NOT
only promotes the growth of the hair
but removes dandruff. scalp humors
and prevents the hair from falling ont
1t darkens streaked, faded gray hair
an and makes the hair soft and glossy.
These ingredients can be purchaser at
any drug store at very little cost and
mixed at home" Adv
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EVERY Woman

Fresh from long engagements in the
large cities, the dramatic spectacle.
= Every Woman" with all its vast
scenic effects and army of people, will
be presented by Henry W. Savage at
the Majestic theatre, Monday after.
noon and evening. Everywhere this
great spectacle has been presented il
has created sensation. Generations
of theatregoers have witnessed no more
moving panoramic pageant than
. Every Woman" conceived as it was
by an inspired brain and executed bv
a master craftsman without regard to
monetary outlay. 1t represents all that
is great, all that is lofty, in spectacle,
opera and drama. 1t is really three
great productions merged into one.
ady
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WANT SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE
U. s. Manufacturers Begin Invasion
By Selling Goods

New York, Oct. THE American
manufacturers have begun an invasion
of the South American trade field is
shown in an announcement made pub
lie yesterday of Consul General Joseph
Richling, of Uruguay, who stated that
American manufacturers have sold to
merchants of his country quantity of
glassware and hardware. The sales were
made on terms satisfactory to both
buyers and sellers. He said:
ga still larger field awaits the
American manufacturers in Uruguay,
according to the consul general, who
said that his country was in healthy
financial condition. Exports to Uruguay
are increasing in satisfactory man
ner,' Mr.. Richling said.
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The Fay Foster Companv

mere IS one bright feature of the
ray roster Company that will appear
at the Majestic theatre Friday after
noon and evening, that will appeal to
all amusement patrons who appreciate
good wholesome laughing show with.
out any dialogue of risk nature. The
comedians are all well-known and of
established regulations and in their
efforts to entertain use only legitimate
methods. The Fay Foster COMPANY Of.
fers an entertainment that appeals to
every lover of pure unadulterated fun.
adv
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Best Home Treatment
for All Hairy Growths
THE Modern BeautYl

Every woman should have small
package of delatone handy, for its
timely use will keep the, skin free from
beauty-marring hairy growths. To
remove hair or fuzz, make thick paste
with some of the powdered delatone
and water. Apply to hairy surface and
after 2 or 3 minutes rub. off, wash the
skin and it will be free from hair or
blemish To avoid disappointment be
sure you get real delatone Adv
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Increased Rates Tabooed
By Associated Press.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. THE
Missouri Public Service Commission
has refused to grant the petition of
the trunk line railroads for permission
to increase their intrastate passenger
rates to three cents mile and theil
freight rates by from SO to 225 pei
cent.
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Bootlegger Got Six Months

Hagerstown, Oct. 7.-Edward Black
was yesterday morning fined by Justice
Ankeney 5000 and costs and six
months in Jail on the charge of boot
Logging.
Three witnesses, Abe Zimmerman
Samuel Ramsey and Steve Kusksi, each
admitted on the witness stand to hav-
ing purchased whiskey of Black, paying
80 cents per half pint for it. One of
the witnesses said he purchased half
pint for 80 cents of Black Sunday
morning.
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Raise Cost of Tuition

Carlisle, Oct. with the "high
cost of living" and its running mate
the "high cost Of loving'' has been
added new ''H. c. for the school
directors in their session last evening
increased the cost of tuition in the To-
cal high school for pupils from other
districts $17.50 for the term. The in
crease is made necessary by the in
crease in cost of school work by the
establishment of the technical course.
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Today

Everything, no matter how startling,
has an adequate explanation and, con
sequently, it is easy to explain the
phenomenal success of "To-day, !"
which ran for an entire season at the
Forty-eighth street theatre, and will
be seen in the Majestic theatre to-mor-
row afternoon and night, the matinee
curtain being held until clock after
the parade is over. The sensational sue
cess of this drama is not bit aston
ishing when it is taken into considera.
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Justice Resigns Under Fire
By Associated Press,

Washington, Oct. Associate JUS
tice Daniel Thew Wright of the Dis
trict of Columbia, against whom i'm
peachment charges are pending before
the House Judiciary Committee, has
sent his resignation to President Will
son to take effect November Is.
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tion that society folks, educators. so.
clai and welfare workers, clergymen
ana Others alert to the present dav peril
OF keeping up appearances, have en-
dorsed-and endorsed most enthusias.
ticaily, this startling drama of modern
hfe, which brings sensational lesson
10 the very threshold of the home.
aI
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Sterile Land

Tive thousand miles of the western
coast of South America above Valpa-
raiso are dry and sterile to width of
forty to sixty miles
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Acquit DR.. Dixon's Maid

Norristown, Pa, Oct. THE wife
of Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, Health Com.
missioner of Pennsylvania, was wit
ness for the Commonwealth in an ac-
tion charging Nellie Mills, maid in
the Dixon household in Lower Merton,
with larceny of clothing. But the jury
did not consider that the theft was
liked upon the negress, and acquitted
her.
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ADJUSTMENTS
MAJESTIC

Tonight, "The Movie Girl"
Tomorrow, with matinee at 3
o'clock, "To- day."
Friday afternoon and evening, Fay
Foster, burlesque.
Saturday afternoon and evening,
"My Best Girl"
Monday, matinee and night, Octo-
ber IL, every Woman"
Tuesday evening and Wednesday
afternoon and evening, October
1914, "The Traffic -
Thursday, October 10, "Help
Wanted'
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@xys@&smsye9 E2@ygwMt
The Store Will Close at P. NJ Tomorrow

The
ofred
ywIb
al expraio
Harper Magazine Americana orders
will Ell or
Of yarSsl
enspedE fac about
We give nreah list dof
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Hurt While Moving Furniture

Marietta, Oct. Leonard R. Car.
roll, while assisting Liveryman Paules
to haul some furniture yesterday morn
ing, had his hand badly hurt. The sec
ond finger of the hand was smashed
SO badly that the first joint may have
to be amputated. The wound bled con-
Sidarahlu
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oRPHEUM

Every afternoon and evening, high
class vaudeville.
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COLONIAL

Daily continuous vaudeville and pic.
lures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
NO DECISION In
ELECTION CASE
SUPREME COURT, SITTING HERE
HAS NOT RENDERED
FINDINGS.
In Case From Preston County,
Brought to Have Names Of Pro-
arcssives Put on Ticket.

The supreme court OF appeals has
not as yet rendered any decision in
the election case OF j. A. McDaniels
vs.. The Ballot Commissioners Of
Preston county. The case was argued
yesterday afternoon before the court
Eantown, for the plaintiff. with At
torney Joseph Handlan. of this city.
and the board b. represented by At
iorney p p. Parrack. Of Tunnelton.
A lively period was INDUCED in by
the attorneys. General Handlan stat
ing that no wished the court TO un-
dcrstand that the Progressive party
viii have their names on the ballots
no matter what happened The at
torneys for the board were satisfied
that the court would favor them mas
much a. the affidavit Of Mr.. Handlan
does not correspond with the petition.
~ hlcd by the petitioner. J. A. Nc
Daniels Evidently the two got their
dates mixed
u appears that prior to April .
1914 y &. Shafer was n member o.
the state committee of the Progress
I've party from Preston county. and
a. such. was the head of the orRanlza-
ton In that county. on or about that
Time Shafer boR4n renewinE acquaint-
ances with his old Republican friends.
and got back into the old faith once
more. by reason Of such affiliations
his Office In the "Mooser' fold was de-
Clared aacant
Trouble Begins.
Tn other words. he was kicked out
Of the party Mr. Shafer and Mr. sam
MONTGOMERY. 10 o. claimed in the pc
tition. attempted TO represent the
Progressive party In a joint primary
election held June "a. 1914. which
election was participated in b. re.
pubNCans and alleged proFrcsaivca
Upon the removal % Shafcr or after
he had been shorn 81 his power. J. A
Mcdaniel was desiF,-atcd as the lead.
Of ~ the Bull Moose ticket In prcstouJ
county. lie and other members OF tho
tribe called n convention % Rowiea-
burE on July rs. 1914. a. which CON
vention the party officers were nomi-
mated and certified 20 the clerk of the
clrcuit court a. the Progressive ticket
The board u ballet commissioner.
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portant things. Gods business should
De nrst in our life and our own bust
ness second. Christ's law of prece-
dence stands as firm in the world as
should apply Christ's law of prece-
dence to the family life. that is we
should place Gods kingdom first
Jesus comes into your very life. and
says my kingdom first. and its es-
adjustment. We pass naturally into
me work that We are to do in the up
building OF the church by Increasing
its membership. which assists in the
building up of Gods kingdom. OF
all the great work in the world the
work OF the church is the greatest
Proper methods OF Bible study as
outlined by DIR. Palmer in his adj
dress and an interesting talk on his
travels in the Holy Land by DIR. Co
bern. featured the morning session OF
the conference. The meeting was
well attended and much interest was
manifested.
n Proper Bible Study.
Dr.. Frank n. Palmer. who was the
nrst speaker OF the session. spoke on
the subject OF Book Study" His
address showed careful preparation
and the course outlined by the speak
.er In regard TO how the Bible should
pc studied was easy to understand
and many new ideas were cleaned py
those who were interested in Bible
study work In discussing the best
methods in regard to studying the
Bible. the speaker used the book OF
Genesis for his Illustrations. His
method being most extensive as well
as Intensive in character. III we are
10 study book, IL first must be con-
sidered as a whole. and an attempt
must be made TO discover its mean
ing, he said. The author and the
important data contained in the book
should be learned so that we could
make general outline OF the con-
tents contained In the book. The
names given TO the chapters will help
IN making the outline of any book
and viii tend - give a good idea OF
what Is contained in the contents OF
the book
Rev. Camden NJ CObern. In his ad.
dress; spoke on the subject "Explora-
tlon Experiences: The Lost Oasis OF
kadesh Barnea." In the course of his
discourse he told OF his many trips
ana years spent in Palestine. giving a
good account OF the chars cteristics of
the people. as well as OF the discov.
cries that have been found to exist
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there. which have been covered up for
hundreds OF years. In the course of
his remarks he told OF his trip from
the Land of Goshen TO Palestine, over
the route followed by the children OF
Israel.
Morning Session.
At the conclusion of the morning
session the MONDAY meeting was held
IN the First Presbyterian church. quite
a number being in attendance. Rev.
NJ. Ii. Williams delivered the principal
address to those in attendance. dis
cussing several topics of interest as
found in various parts of the Bible.
The noon meetings are continuing to
grow in interest and enthusiasm, be-
ing one of the great features in con-
nection with the conference. Another
important feature in connection with
the Worlds Bible Conference is the
great shop meetings that are being
held each day during the noon hour.
All OF the shop meetings are adj
dressed each day by some member
VINO Is taking an active part in the
conference work. Yesterday two good
meetings were held, one at the Hazel
Atlas Glass Company. addressed by
Rev Camden NJ. Cobern, under the au-
spices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, while the other was held
AT the Wheeling Stamping Company,
under the auspices of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association, Rev. Sol
&. Dickey. director of the conference,
delivering very inspiring address to
the girls OF the factory.
The afternoon session. which con-
vened at 2 O'Clock. was very well at
tended. and the principal speakers OF
the meeting were Rev. Frank Miller
and Rev. NJ. u. Williams. who deliv-
cred splendid addresses dealing. with
various topics OF interest as brought
out In their discussion OF the Bible.
At 1870 O'Clock the children's meet
ing was held at the Y. NJ. G. A. build
ing. and II was fully estimated that
between three and five hundred chill
dren were ~ attendance. the audito-
rum being packed TO its full capacity.
Rev. Frank A. Miller was present and
delivered his third address TO the
children In his usual characteristic
and pleasing manner.
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when II met to make up the ballots,
placed on the Progressive ticket
those candidates and Offices that were
nominated at the joint primary. They
refused to recognize the ticket as
nominated by the convention al
Rowlesburg. Mcdaniel therefore is
asking a writ of mandamus to force
the Board of Commissioners to place
on the names of the men who were
nominated at the convention July is.
1914. The suit has attracted consid-
cradle attention and the decisions OF
the judges will be awaited with in
terest.
During the time of the arguments
on the case Judge Ira f. Robinson
vacated his seat in the court owing
TO his relations to some of the per
sons involved in the case. While the
Judge was not disqualified, he was
"ethically disqualified"
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French there is a more cordial feel
ing Near Courtrai the French sol.
dlers in the trenches signalled a mes
sage to the opposing German soldiers.
ibis Is our Colonel's birthday"
me Germans passed the word along
the trenches and replied.
We won't shoot much today: let
the colonel enjoy the day"
Inc Germans at Liege. Namur and
Antwerp are busily engaged in restor-
ing the Notifications and repairing
guns spiked by the Belgians. A con
siderable number of Germans have
been killed at Liege while testing the
guns thus repaired.
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ian o. Eecrsheha couldn't vttaIize your
niet.d out nerves o. will Kellogg
aNit"nN MafrrH They diauff the
nItlh lHH and urrfuuHnera the weak
VIII infaltude and Worry. They brara
~ men and women who are afHiur
HnMn thc uil 81 llfc ami fl1 them with
.'uftN.. renewed nrrWr-hrnIfh and
hnpr. $40 a box ~ DRUGGISTS
Hfun your name and address f0.Tav
wv ~ cfute in stamua o. help pav
postage and Packing fnr u TO- 80
trial huN 81 kelioEaa sHulfono waters.
T.. p keuoFr Co. fT2f Woffmaafrr
NlncN. Rattle Creek Michigan
The regular ff 90 aiga IN Eeff0rg.s
Hanfnuc Waters are FOR sale IN Wheel
~ 90 Logan Drug Co Tenth ara Main
street
30 free boxes from druggists.
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10 ID naA ahnn.

Dr. John ~ Thornton OF the couotv
board Of health. and Prosecutor IA AZ
Addlenan appeared before the count,
INN inncrH yesterday ana demanded
syndiuon OF sewers in the vicinity ~
Edsington i.ane m seems that 49,
.eMel D. an old one and has been ur.r-
hChlly inactive Tor Fomr time The
c9nsequtnce is that Horrible odora ari.s
rom TIE stagnant Nth. aud 70 b. feared
VIII cause disease
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WHEELING CREEK

wesley White Is progressing fine with
houses.
MRS. Minnie Green and Mrs. John
Dean were calling on Mrs George ri
Hogg Sunday afternoon.
a dance was given at the home Of
r n Steinman Saturday night The
usual good time was had
Gertrude W. White was the guest -
MISS Mary Meyers from Saturday until
Monday. They ATTENDED n party a. Car
WINS hall Saturday night
MIS-. Andrew Langmeycr was calling
on Mrs. Jesse Dougherty
5. II. Dean will spend the latter mart
OF the week at his old home. Mary's
Grove Farm.
The state OF Maine grows about 40
goo acres OF oats every year.
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BRUSSELS. via London, Oct. 2s.
1905 p. m.-Evidence is reaching
here daily OF the extremely bitter
feeling of the German soldiers against
the British. Wherever the Germans
oppose the British the fighting is re-
ported TO be incessant.
Between the Germans and the
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EfWin ltpnkHleg. "a pupil in the rrts-
nelphin district hiTh school had tho
celrinF n disi0cnfed shoulder IRE se.f
cent hnrpenfd ~ noon when BE- was
rlaJinN With "a number ~ the other ~.
Leach Charraff where hfa fnfnrise -.
attended o. ne ia thought that hfa m
iurlea vii not prove serious
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- 20 o'clock this morning the last
SAD rites over the rrrnalns "a ~ 80
W.. John hurrDWa. who passed away al
nff nome ~ View Point. will b. held
Nflui'm hiFh mass will b. celebrated
~ tnc ~ vincent church. Film Grove. al
"clpck REV Father pfleEcr viii BE-
lh ,nefFe ~ the services. fnterrnent
VII b. IN Nj Calvary ccrncferv
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Mrs. Howard vandevere. teacher N
e ge Junior Phtlathea Bible class OF the
stone church. will entertain the mem
bers OF her class this evening WITH I,
CLOCK dinner at her home in Loring
piace from until II O'clock tbe
metnD ers OF the class will entertain
lheir parents az the home The class H.
maze up OF the following young Iadies.
MarJorie klne. Louise Nickerson
Bianche Miller, Dorothy Atkinson
hlsnche Meek. Marie McCOnn. NareaTe;
Nonter. Florence Baird Hlfda Hender-
son: Lulu Harris. Elsie Rinehardt- 10
.bhine bonenberger and Bertha Bios
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Miss Marv Lamb ~ West Aierarf-r
D. ereudinfu several DAYS ~ the ru.9f
~ friends ~ Washington
Charles Klein iH confined a. hfa hons
at Leafle Wool on account - flneas
John NufF nnn resumed he nnafffra
le m0f0ruan on tho West NfrrInff
- action and Electric company affrr
being N duty Tor few DAYS on ac-
COMMIT % fillueas
The contract for the erection of a
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Funeral services over The remains az
W lste frank schan. a highly respect
neln lhis afternoon 81 2 40 o'clock from
IN" tafnily home The services viii Be-
lg ,nafse IN rev. a. T. Werder pastor
tefmHnt VIII D. IN Greenwood cernaferv.
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Trial Treatment FREE

- JOS rev mcthod = - important o. the vel
~ ~ hunlanli - vital o. every rrrann suffer.
me from any form ~ cafarrh. fhat me ooa~f.
UNITY - aCtuailV frr N nnd ffufr fia results
WI nc eladlr extended without one cent q cost.
- arfc trial treatment. With complete. nj
sufferer.
r-nd ~ muncrt take no risks ruatr no
hionlaca. simply ciin. siau and mail the rnlt.
fln enl ne test ractaEc ~ thr New Com inrf
lfcatiurut will b. sent fully PREPAID. tnrrfhrr
WIN me valuable book On Calarfh.
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large barn on the Iorerh gpiedei farm
'Lr FffFFgfilIr has been laf
Hefney CLANCY ~ West Alexander ir
Clavaville
Mrs. Thomas Grimm has returned 40
nef home az West Alexander affer
-pendinnF several dava With relative H.
s"Athern West Virginia
Nf I n. D. club ~ Elfu Grove Wa
tefy pleaaautly entertained Last even
ihH ~ Mra william Creighton AZ har
nome near the ~ bridge
Mlsa virginia uunfeV ~ West Afer.
andfr VII entertain o. number az far
trends thie evening with mask rarfv
hu.lufsH meeting 81 the IfaaaIa
nav MISSION anfInfF 81 the Hf.,Ha
church Wlg held lHnt evening
Nnnnrf Null who wnH naNrrrfv fufurI
ed saturday whom n dynamite can win
proving ""i
Mre William FORAKER ~ caubrfd,o
~ p frfudlnr several days a. the rrIirrf
~ her mother. Mra a. b. Wanera. I'd
Elm Grove
poad prggresa &C. beine made on The
g.,i."n Or TIE new EaraFs 80 Eint
John Fouda. ~ McGrav-s Run. ieft
trTierdaY for Chicnro. where he vt1t
spend several days on business
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The Ohio county candidates known az
the flying squadron" made a trip 20
Valley Grove last evening. where they
addressed the voters Of that district.
The meeting was held in the valley
Grove schoolhouse and was one Of the
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- Zen held. Other meetings will be
ali ai. being that az Elm Grove. Fri