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The Denver star., 1914-01-17
WONDERFUL COUGH REMEDY.

DR.. Kings New Discovery is known
everywhere as the remedy which will
surely stop n cough or cold. ID. =.
Lawson of Edison, Tenn. writes: ''Dr.
Kings New Discovery is the most
wonderful cough. cold and throat and
lung medicine ] ever sold In my store.
1t can't be beat. 1t sells without any
trouble at all. 1t needs no guaran-
tee" This is true. because DR.. Kings
New Discovery will relieve the most
obstinate of coughs and colds. Lung
troubles quickly helped by its use.
You should keep bottle in the house
at all times for all the members OF
the family. SOC and 100. All Drug
gists or by mail. n. e. sucklen 6
Co., Philadelphia or ST. Louis. ,
The Denver star., 1914-01-17
COLORADO SPRINGS.

Miss Lena Hall is home from Lit
Teton, where she spent the past year
Mr.. Dunn returned to the city last
week after an absence of more than
year in Phillipsburg, kans.
Mrs. Ida Fleming, who sustained a
broken wrist from having fallen on
the ice is improving.
Victoria Temple S. NJ. T. had in,
stallation of its newly-elected officers
Friday night at its hall on East Huer'
fano street Mrs. Sallie Maxwell is
the new princess.
The revival services at Payne
Chapel are very interesting and are
attracting large crowds. The pastors
of the other two churches and their
congregations are rendering great as,
sistance in the meetings.
The Home Missionary Society of
the NJ. E. church cleared in the neigh.
the residence of Mrs. Jennie Hender-
son. on East Huerfano street.
The social and financial success of
the new year reception given by the
w. NJ. NJ. S. of Payne Chapel, was
very gratifying, the amount realized
being over S91.
Under lne pastordte OF rev. l. II.
Jones, ST. Johns Baptist church is
doing excellent work in every depart
ment.
With Father Penley in charge, the
Church of Epiphany has well attend
ed services every Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Lizzie Perkins has been depu-
tized state organizer of courts in this
state by Grand Matron Mrs. Mellow
ell of Hannibal. Mo.
The Denver star., 1914-01-17
NOTES OF THE ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH.,
Twenty-fourth Avenue and Ogden ST.
David e. Over, Pastor.
Residence, 1856 Humboldt St.

The pastor will speak Sunday
morning from the subject, The Min
istry of Intercession." All city pull
pits will discuss prayer, leading up
to the midweek prayer service, in
which the whole city is asked to unite
Wednesday evening. We desire to
see the faithful in Zion present at
that time.
A three months campaign of soul.
winning has been entered into by the
church. Special activities in personal
work and prayer are being organized
1t is the hope that this effort will
culminate at the Easter time in evan.
gelistic services which will result in
great ingathering.
The Denver star., 1914-01-17

The Beginners.
Rapid physical growth. Age of in
stinct, restlessness, activity, uncon-
trolled imagination. Are impression
able, initiative. Live in world of
wonder and dramatic play.
Points: Learn by absorption from
| family and teacher. Teaching should
appeal to the senses of seeing, hear
ing and feeling or touch. Motion
songs, marchings. Lessons short,
stories simple. Activity directed, not
repressed.
The Primaries.
Rapid growth of brain. Beginning
of reasoning power Age of curiosity,
sincerity.
Points: Learn by interested imita-
ton and repetition. Teacher an ex-
childish senses and imagination. Con-
tinuous activity. Memory and hand
work. Stories. May assign work.
The Juniors.
Rapid growth of heart. Gradual in
crease of quantity and heat of blood
in veins. Strenuous physical activity.
Boys rather play with boys and girls
with girls. Love of reading Inquis-
age, habit forming.
Points: Quick perceptions. In
struction should be sane, appealing to
reason; not strongly pathetic. Set
standards. Recognize faithfulness and
effort. Memory and hand work Cul- I
tivate class, school and church loyalty.
Select and direct proper reading.
The Intermediates.
Rapid growth of all physical It's
sues. Appearance of new organs and
corresponding instincts. Change from
boy to man, from girl to woman. Pc
riod of awkwardness particularly
with boys), giggling, boisterousness,
lack OF self control; self-conscious-
ness. New religious experiences.
Love OF the thrilling. Hero worship.
Keen sense of honor. Sensitive TO
public opinion.
Points: Learn by dconscious eff
fort, trial and experiment. Organize.
Place responsibility upon them and
confidence in them. Teacher should
be the CLOSE friend Commend
worthy ambitions and earnest en-
deavor. Direct social life. Magnify
class spirit. school and church loyalty.
me Young People.
Physical completeness. Attraction
of the sexes. Athletic period. Rush
of conflicting ideals. Responsive TO
the appeals of good and evil. Time OF
decisions.
Points; Extensive organization.
Assign greater responsibilities. In
structlon practical rather than doc
trinal Need of sympathetic kuidance.
Call to definite Christian service
Uurge class. school and church
loyalty for the sake OF others as we'll
as self Carefully plan and direct So
cial activities.
The Denver star., 1914-01-17

The Dearheld Settlement
and Townsite are located
about seventy miles northeast
of Denver in Townships 3 and
q, North 81, West P. M. in
Weld County in the Platt riv-
er valley, between the u. P.
and B. and M. r. K.
1t is in one Of the most fer
tile sections of Colorado, and
in what is known in maticaI
descriptions as the rain belt
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where crops are raised in or
dinary seasons without irri-
cation. However, there is
water for irrigation from the
Platt River and an under flow
which can be pumped at a
much less expense than can
be obtained by Ditch right.
There are so families locat-
ed on homesteads in the Dis
tr,ct and near by. here is
now a demand for business
The Denver star., 1914-01-17

Hon. J. c. Buckner Dies In Chicago.
The Hon. John &. Buckuer whose
death Recently occurred in Chicago.
was the organizer of the old Ninth
battalion. Illinois national guard: ma
jor general of the Grand United Or
der OF Odd Fellows. a liberal donor to
the y. NJ. &. \. aud had been deputy
collector of internal revenue FOR the
First district of Illinois for fifteen
years nj the time of his death. Mr..
Buckner also served as member OF
the Eorty-tirst and Forty gen
era assemblies of the Illinois legisla-
ture. The deceased was tifty-hve years
of age and WAS left an orphan in his
early youth.
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exchange with the farmers.
The town of Dearfeld has
been established to induce
merchants to come. Every
branch of business is wanted
and special inducements will
be offered tho merchants and
mechanics to locate in Dear
field. Now is the time to get
in on the ground floor ard
grow up with the settlement
and town.
25ol Washington ST.,
Denver, Colo.
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Take time by the forelock and sub
scribe and pay for the STAR. Get
your job work at our office the oldest
and most reliable print shop in the
West See that our "STAR" is on all
your work.
The CoIored American Loan G. Real
ty Co., 913 21st st. A. A. Waller, Mgr
The Denver star., 1914-01-17
AN IDEAL woMAN's LAXATIVE

Who wants to take salts, or castor
oil, when there is nothing better than
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for all
bowel troubles. They act gently and
naturally on the stomach and liver,
stimulate and regulate your bowels
and tone up the entire system. Price,
Csc At all druggists.
II. e. BukIen & Co., Philadelphia or
ST. Louis.
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PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
(. 23RD AVE. AND WASHINGTON
ST. PASTOR, j. A. THOS-
HHZEll, S. T. B.

1900 A. M.-GoD's PRAYER
HOUSE."
AIS P. Ny. P. S. C. E. GAM
elTIOUS EMDEAvORERs." Tim.
2:1-15.
SEQ P. M-'THAT THE NEGRO
MAY KNOW"
The Westminster Guild of the
church meets with Miss Arula Cole,
1882 Glenarm Place, next Monday
night at 8 O'Clock. The president,
Mrs. Cartwright, desires the presence
of all the members.
Nobody in Denver with musical
appetite can afford to miss hearing
Sam Stewart, the worlds black Pad
erewski." Recital Tuesday night, the
9TH. The consensu of opinion by
white musical critics who have heard
him. regard him as the greatest Ne
gro pianist of his time. The policy of
this church is to present such artists
as would reflect eXtravagant credit on
the race. Disinterested parties say We
cannot advertise this man too strong
1y. Buy your ticket in time. % cents.
Tomorrow morning will open the
campaign for prayer among our city
churches. Wednesday night 10000
Christians will respond to a summons
to prayer at the mid-week services.
Let every member come and bring
as many more as possible.
The Presbytery of Denver met in
its mid-winter session last Tuesday
at the Highland Park church. The
pastor read and discussed the report
OF Freedmen. Much interest was
manifested on behalf of the black
man Of the church living in the ter
ritories beyond the South. The re.
port is elsewhere published in full.
The Denver star., 1914-01-17

Spend penny on your friend. When
they como to visit, or when they leave,
whom they are sick, or whom they have
done something worthy Of note, put
It on 4 postal card and mali Il to US.
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THE PUBLIC PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE.

Be sure that your printing intended
for the STAR gets to the STAR. We
are prepared to maintain our reputa-
ton and standard as of old. Phone
Champa 1862.
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THE DENVER STAR HAS MORE
READERS THAN ANY OTHER
NEGRO JOURNAL IN COLORADO.
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FOR EVERY SUNDAY SCHOOL y
| WORKER.
THUMB TAcks FOR SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHER.

characteristics Of the Pupil, With
Teaching Points Briefly Stated.
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The Beginners.

ARRANGED by E. NJ Cosner, Denver
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Earns Xl25
to $3.50 Per
Month in
Salary and Tips
Do Your

If not, you have the wrong job.
Why put up with drudging, poorly
paid position when SO many thous-
and good places are open to you.
Write to us and we will show you
how you can become Pullman Car
Porter and in short time, and have
this income for life.
Easy, pleasant work, good chances
for travel and advancement.
For full free information, write to-
day to American Service School,
Desk "a, SO Fifth Ave, New York
city.
The Denver star., 1914-01-17
CHURCH OF THE HOLY RE
pEEMER.

Twenty-second and Humboldt St. The
Rev. Henry 3. Brown, o. D.,
Vicar. Church Attendance
Sunday.
7:3O a. M, Celebration OF the Holy
Eucharist
9:45 a. M, Sunday school,
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
'CROP REPORT RUMOR
HELPS TO RECOVERY
New York Trading Opens Dull,
But Price Levels Are Main
tanned as Day Goes On.

NEW YORK. May I'm iharke;
characterized by light trading. price
levels were generally maintained this
morning on the Stock Exchange. Amer.
lean issues were slightly OFF on tine
London exchange. anu fractional losses
were noted in maEy OF the active is'
sues at the opening, but rccoveriCS le'
suited during the first hour on an
nouncements that a favorable crop re-
port is expected.
The market closed steady
Such trading as is taking place Is
principally professional, the lIrGel
dealers, and the puplic prcfcrring Ia
wait apparently until some further i'm
pctus is given to induce MARKET
changes.
Chesapeake and Ohio, which Slumped
yesterday. continued weak during the
morning on the strength of Il rum
that tho dividend will be passed, and
Missouri Pacific SHOW ed tendency to
reaction against its recent upward
trend.
American Sugar and Copper appeared
particularly strong. ana Rea ding. Which
has been bullish for the past few days,
continued firm.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
Pirates as Passengers
Looted a British Shin

SAN FRANCISCO. May "details of
a raid made by Chinese pirates on
tho steamer Shlngtai. March n. in
which a number of the ships officers
and crew were killed and $4,000 stolen.
were brought here yesterday by the
japanese liner Nippon Maru.
The Shiantai. a Chinese-owned vessel
which flies the British flag. sailed
from HonEkong in the evening with
seventeen passengers, who proved to be
pirates Three hours out of port a
prearranged signal was given and the
pirates drew pistols and knives and at
tackled four soldiers who had been sup
piled by the canton government to
guard the vessels treasure. one soldier
was killed and another injured.
The pirates then rushed into the en-
sine room and took charge. There the
keeper of the ships stores tried to in
torvene and was killed.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
Wholesale Produce Market

E''|s-Nesrby. fresh. &c per COZ; South
an. lSC per doz.
'hEEsE-New York. new. !oIzc per ID.
fal l6,gc per 10.
hjTrER-Eigin print 80 per 10; tub,
80 per ID: process, @Iq22c per -.
LIVE POULTRY-CQuo,ations furnished BY
H'ry. Price q Co.J-Hers. I7aI7i.c per Id
'''osiers. lie per lb. turkeys, IoaISc per lb.
'''."~o.is. 3p2Jc per ID; ducks. I5aISc per
in sprIng chickens. S6a3Sc per ID
bRLcSED POEk-ChOiCe light lie per 10
"airn. Iulsulc per ID, sIags ana SONS,
.gec per Ia.
'JN E sTOl lk-Vesl calves. upIlac per 10.
-a' sncop, 0d0i.c per ID. tail Iambs, a.
-" E"T 10: spring lambs iCqlIC I.er 10.
'EGETABLES-rOu lions furnished b.
iayior WaG". D-Potatocs s".25a-. 80 per bbI
"".ons. icsss. per bbl-. s. 50: "a 1Uas" ) Cog
- I,r 100 lbs, lettuce 3. JGs . 20 ner bsshe
'C's- S".gneec per 100 bUncncs 'ams.
, ''r@ O.. Der bbi., aslc. per bal. $50 Cn.
VOL 'Guo;s ,innS tUrn shed iv are.
Ir.,c 20. - WISHED. rec from b.Irs.
-lc-I..' Ter ID
Eocc.pls "' ,czl ca..cs gna pms ara.
~ CT i,Ehi reCeip ana snief hsdIy at
Adv anced figures. Good stock wanted this
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BONDS AGAIN RULE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Potomac Electric Power Ewes
the Leaders-StcGk List
Slow, Changes Narrow.

Issues in the bond list continued 10
dominate trading on tho Washington
stock Exchange today. and Potomac
Electric Power Consolidated IS were
again the leaders. These bonds were
slightly frmer than yesterday, sll,oo0
worth selling for 99lz. Three Riggs
Realty uonSl SIS sold for 102. the price
that has recently prevailed. The other
bond sales were Sic0o worth of City
and Suburban Railway SIS at 10", 500
rarits1 Traction at 1914, $1,000
Washington Railway and Electric at
S15. and A Chesapeake and Potomac
: at 105
Little activity was displayed in the
stock list. but price movements were
narrow. Fifteen shares of Washington
Railway and Electric preferred sold up
from So. to 81. and Washington Gas
was firm at 1874. thirty-nine shares be
ing disposed. OF at that figure. Eleven
shares of Capital Traction brought
T0r,. and ten shares of District Ma
-tousI Bank stock for l42.
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DEATHS

BovLING-on Wednesday. MAY s. 1914. AT
a. m. CAROLINE II. BOWLING widow
OF the late George w. Bowling. at the Gcofs ss
Washington University Hospital.
Funeral at II a. m. Friday, MAY 9Th.
from her late residence. near West Falls
Church. Va. Interment AT Petersburg. va.
FoX-on Tuesday, MAY =. ms. at 5is;p
m. GEORGE n. FOZ. beloved Eusband OF
Asnes Fox and sou OF katherine and the
late James J. Fox
Funeral from his late resldenee. go y
street northeast. on FriSay at 10 a. m.
thence to ST. Aloysius' Church.
LARkIN-On Thursday. May {. 1911. at his
Residence, l25 Cbe./IL> ave. Ia SOTns lark.
Nd, FRANCIS T. LA\lIN. beloved hus-
band Of Anna \, i-srkin.
Notice of TUI/rsl hercsftc~
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Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Rig Realty SIS, long, sl,0H1ic:; S,eo9
@ To-: 81 .eoo11Gc. .,,-,o-,
capital Traction So, $5hg ". u,
CITY and Suburban as. 8 WtI ".
washington Railway As. S,o0fdSlat
Potomac Electric Cons. SIS, St,JHI !gL7;
s. G0oT99I,. sl.oood99l2. $l.o1o9e9i: 81 .Gco
n oai5, sl.oco,t99l.. 81, l,ooou99lZ. sloOdQS97.
s. On6To9iz. sl.oo0d99l2.
chesapeake and Potomac IS. H,oo9
rs .-,
Washington Railway preferred, 59sSh.
INds4.
Washington Gas, 25d5934, 14d79&4.
District National Bank, 10q IA.
After call
CapitaI Traction. 1oq10Oh. 191eoi..
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF the LansIon Monotype Machine
company, Philadelphia. April 10, .yii Tae
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COM
fAN1 VIII be held at the Eihs Home. co.,
ner Prince and Royal streets, alexandria,
Va. al ls O'Clock noon on Thursday, .he 1th
DAY or May. 1914. for the purpose OF ei.ctins
ooard OF Directors TO serve for the ensuing
may properly come uef,re il transfer books
VIII oe closed on April q, al O'Clock
r. NJ. and will be reopened OIL Nay u al
,eH @ cleSk A. M. by order Of the Board OF
Directors. W. ARTHUR sELLMAN. Secre-
tary. 1
NEVER PUT OFF till tomorrow mat YOU
can DO today. Phone Pennoyer ana have
ail INA trunk OF grip lock repaired. d. IgJ9.
Umbrellas Recovered ini inia,ai.. .sp..'sd
Srasenette. gloria. 4. siIX, ST. .uS y. W.
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AUCTION SALES

lHoS. J. OWEN x sun. Auct,oneers.
IL,G : EtIo SALE Or TIiE1E SIORI
3 w.
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust duly
Iscoraed IL Liber No. SJl7. rolio 49, ell scq..
Of the land records vi the District ~ CoIItn-
pla and at the request OF the party secured
thefeoy. The undersigned trustees Will sell, a
puoIIc auction, IA front u The premises. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF May. a. ~. 1914.
At O'Clock l.. NJ. the ioIiuN Ins de scrIued
Idnd anu premises, situate IN tus city OF
washington. DisIFict OF ColuinLII. anu dcs-
lshsted AZ anu beng LOT 10 iu tue district
construction Corporations subdi, ision o.
square cast OF SIuaTc bIS as Der ,,Ial r.s,oru-
ed in the Office OF the surveyor Tor .li,,: i,,s-
'rlCt "l Columbia III LibGT 10 at 1uiio IS to-
sether win the iuIpro, cmchIs as apoNs oe-
sCribed.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash 4 deposit
OF siOo Will bc required at time of sale ~
conN nNeyancIns reCoraInS. etc. at cost II 9ur-
chaser. Terms Ot sale to bc complied WIN
within - days from day ut sale Utherwis
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the RISK and cost OF detauItInS
purchaser, after i've days adv srtisement OF
suth resale ~ some new spaper published In
n GOLDEN DoNhLDsoN. AMERICAN Sc
GURlI1 AND TRUST CO.. by I. J. Bell.
President. Trustees.
Attest: LAMEs +. HOOD. Secretary.
ON SATURDAY, May - 1914. at 10 o clock
CoInpanys ~erchouse, tS-4.U IOth st. y. W.
Washington, -. G.. there viii be- sold at
public auction. to enforce liens for STORAGE
charges. etc, due and unpaid. all ,ioJds
FURNITURE, Household and PeiSonaI Ell cots
on storage In names of John T. Den eF,
Emma better, George L. Thompson. w b.
WILLIAMS & 10. AuctiVn.ers. United
states Storage Company unc.)
On SATURDAY. May Is, 1914. az. 10 clock
y. m., in front OF United States otcrs,s
COinpanys Warehouse. ilS-i2O loth st. n. W,
" asning gton, u. C., there will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, to enforce liens IOr- storage
charges, cite, due and unpaid all Goous
Furniture. Household and Personal Ehects
Victoria Mcclellan, e. C. Mccain. Katharine
-. Mash. ". B. WILLIAMS q co. AUG
lonesrs. UNITED STATES STORAGE COM
PANN tInc.D
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofnce OF the
Supervising Architect, May =. 1914 Sealed
proposals VIII he recei' eu at this office Until
o'clock, p. IN, May -. 1914, and then opened
Tor supplying the L. 5. public buildings under
the conUrol OF the Treasury Department with
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PROPOSALS
WILTON J. LAMBERr, Attorne

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
insGon, u. G., May :, lylI. Scared pro-
posaIs, IN duplicate. VIII he received al the
department until two o'clock p. III. Tues
day, June 2, 1914. and tnen opened in the
presence of such bidders may attend tor
the erection and completion OF a Batehouse
and concrete and BRICK wall around How
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Insane, AndcosIa, d. e., in aCcordanCs with
drawings and specitIcatIons to he had ap-
pliCation at this department. All Uids must
Ice accompanied by a guaranty equal 10 > per
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The rIgnt is reserved to reject any oc ali
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Secretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY-No better location, no better
store Tor the money. See tins before ruy-
Also Grocery $. W: rooms-sIOe
LCNCHROoM-Ffn e location. on acco int
sickness. must be sold; sacrifice a. 80.
CONFECTIONERY ami CANDY store-Kcnt
ST.: living ROOM near scn"ol-SjVu
SPECIAL-Roomins and Boarding House.
furnished, for rent; near CoIumOis ri. and
,oine $3.50 per month.
ALSO Furnished Rooming and boarding
House for rent; Conn. ave location.
ROOMING HOUSES-Don't buy lecore call
ing al this office; four sold since May =
BOOMING HOUSE-Grant place: Is rooms.
giveaway at 500: owner leaving city
ROOMINCi HOUSE-I St. near lOth-$5SO
ROOMING HOUSE st.-S5co
ROOMING HOUSE-H. near Ioth-.4o0.
MARSHALL. Bus. BROkEES sIS y Y a e
IF YOU are looking for bargains IN loom
ing houses. boarding and roo.Ling nolscs.
groceries at low prices or inNuI"e. cigar and
nfectiOneTy. drug and del!cAIesScn StyrrS.
etc. For quick results see us to buy sell
GINGER BEER business. only wholesale
plant south Of y. y, can easily clear Price
in une year: saloon and Gale Pa ave.
,shlished bv same owner - Years. reti.inG
price. So, '5c.
LCNCH ROOM. no opposition. receipts -
da- cheap rent. nat above. OWue- lea.
ing city: pr'cr sta No,l"n pc are theatre.
Ia ave. location: great DO sam 5JU"
NEW NORk Su~ BhuhEI.S. t.-I =
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WANTED-rO meet reliable party Vino can
quietly interest CdpitII IN IL esttims.c inuney-
making proposition: inv estiSa JiOh invited. Al
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plies CuuIidcntial BON 81 Time. utrys
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