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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-20
CUTS MADE N ASSESSMENTS
REVIEW BOARD SCALES COM.
MISSIONS FIGURES.
Taxablcs OF Corporations Distributed
in Five Counties arc Considerably
Reduced.

Columbia, Dec. 1.-THE board of
review for the South Carolina tax
commission has filed it's report with
Gov. Manning after several hearings
III Columbia. Nearly two score APP
peals from assessments by the tax
commission were heard by the board.
Assessments Of nine corporations as
1xed by the tax commission were re-
duced. The reductions amounted to
$319,4S5.
The value of the property assessed
by the tax commission was $1O7,2 25,-
800. This is an increase of $2S4,324
over the assessments of 1915. The
assessments in 1915 over 1914 amount
ed to s9,411,63S.
The board of review reduced as
sessments made by the tax commits
sion as follows
Charleston-South Carolina Loan
and Trust company, $1O,OSO; Charles
ton Consolidated Railway and Light
ing company, s~232,429; Charleston
Trust and Guaranty company, 1884,
900; Charleston Savings institution,
S3,444; a total of $279,953.
Chester-Fort Lawn Telephone
company, $50.
Chesterfield-Duvall Trust COM
pany, $15,632; Trust Company Of
Cheraw, $500; a total Of $24,132.
Dillon-Bank of Latta, $4,000.
Greenville-Home Telephone COM
pany;'s25o.
The board Of review was created
by an act Of 1915. B. F. Mcleod Of
Charleston is chairman.
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AUTO ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL.
John ID. FrOst's Car Kills Elizabeth
Minis and Her Brother is Injured.

Columbia, Dec. 1S.-Elizabeth
Minis, IL years Of age, was instantly
Killed n her 7-year-old brother.
Boyden Minis, Jr., was cut about the
head though not severely, when they
were struck late yesterday at Bull
and Gervais streets by an automobile.
owned and driven by the assistant adj
Jutant general, John D.. Frost. The
children had been walking with their
father. Boyden Minis, a chemist i'm
general practice. Mr.. Minis had oc-
casion to visit his laboratory, go I'm
ion National bank building, and sent
the children ahead to their home, 924
Rarnwell street.
Maj. Frost. returning with Mrs.
Frost, one of their children. Mrs.
Lewis Wood and her niece, Mrs. Crit
fifth, from his farm, Honeysuckle Hill.
and travelling westward in Gervais
street, had swung northward into
Bull street when his car struck the
children near the west curb, which
was on his left. He stopped the
machine and assisted in remov-
ing the children to the resi-
dence of w. j. Powers, 1921 Gervais
street. Afterward he accompanied E.
L.. klbler, q city detective, to police
headquarters. Willie Jones, president
of the Palmetto National bank, was
present to offer bail, but the recorder
w. p. Etchison, said he had no an.
thority to aomit him to bail and the
police paroled him in Gen. Jones'
custody, leaving the matter of bond
to be, arranged at another time.
Marion HI. Wyman, NJ. D., the first
physician to arrive, said last night
that Elizabeth Minis was dead when
he reached her. Such superficial ex-
animation as he made, while she lay
in the street where she had fallen. in
dictated a fracture of the skull at the
base Of the temple. Boyden Minis,
Jr.. had been taken nto the Powers
nearby. The boy had 4
scalp wound not apparently danger
Gus. Drs. George H. Bunch, J. II. Mc-
Intosh and R.. A. Lancaster came up
shortly after the accident. DR.. Wy
man said he understood the accident
about five minutes before he
arrived.
Coroner Scott was out Of the city,
attending a funeral. He returned
early in the evening and after a pre-
urinary investigation said he would
hold an inquest, probably this after
noon, at 1917. Hampton street. Maj.
Frost was SO moved by the tragedy
that at first he begged to be excused
from discussing it in detail. 1--WE
iaillAd child of my best friend" he
ca Ia az million hoo do,to RIO, r q - N
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CHESTER WOMAN KILLED.
Mrs. w. A. Wilkinson Murdered IN
8. Mysterious Way.

Chester. Dec. 16.-Mrs. Maggie
Wilkinson. wife Of w. A. Wilkinson,
manager the Chester waterworks sta
Jon, was found dead in a pool OF
ol90a at her home at the station this
,~snfternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Investiga-
zion OF the body shows that she was
by being struck in the back
Is fhe head with some blunt instru.
.llssnt.s Mrs. Wilkinson was one of
She lcounty's most highly esteemed
women. She was about so years of
100 az ' r. 3
Her husband left the station, which
81 heated on Pinckney street on the
aa5aks OF Sandy river about three
iti(et from Chester. this morning. He
fSAfnfpSd at $40 o'clock and found his
sIfs murdered lying HEAD downwatd
the dining room floor. She was
cold indicating that the tragedy had
cen committed sometime prior. to
that hour.
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REPohT FaOM slAAToRlUh.
MANY IUBERCULAR PATIENTS
TREATED DURING YEAR.
iAitcnen, Cold Storage Plant, Cow
Earn and Dairy Enumerated by Su.
p~efintendent as Needs of Institu-
ton.

Columbia, Dec. 17.-The report of
ernest Cooper. NJ. D., superintendent
or the State tuberculosis sanatorium.
has been received in the Office of the
State board Of health. Fifty-one pa
tlents have been admitted during the
year, 10 of these being women and
81 men. Two of the cases were class
ed az incipient, 30 moderately advanc-
ed and 19 far advanced. The institu-
ton Is now treating 81 patients. Dur
ing the year 81 patients have been
discharged after receiving treatment.
OF these, 40 were improved. II not
Improved and four apparently arrest
ed"
a building, with accommodations
fora16 women was completed in the
summer and all rooms promptly oc-
cupled. All beds in the mems build
ing have been occupied since July.
Pr. Cooper has collected s~4,662.55.
He now has on hand a cash balance of
$146i10. exclusive of the ~s1,4S4.6S
which was paid in the office of the
tate board OF health. Substantial
Wire fencing has been placed around
I s or 30 acres of pasture lands dur
ing the year.
The needs recounted ny Or. Cooper
Include: Another we'll, COW barn and
dairy. cold storage plant and sewer
age system and a Kitchen and dining
room;
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HELD IN CONNECTION WITH
MURDER.
WITH
Chester Negroes Rushed to Pcnitcn-
tidry-Evidcncc Said to be Circum.
Stantial.

Chester Negroes Rushed to Pcnitcn-
tiary-Evidcncc Said to be Circum.
stantial. .
Chester, Dec. 17.-Cato and John
Wright and Will Nelson, negroes,
were arrested today on circumstan-
tial evidence, in connection with the
murder Of Mrs. w. A. Wilkinson yes
terday. Mrs. Wilkinson will be buried
AZ Fort Mill tomorrow. The tragedy
;eenis to have been for the purpose o.
robbery as a satchel and two purses
were found some distance from the
house minus money. A Ions bolt, SIM
liar to those used on railroad bridges,
was likewise discovered in a thicket
near the scene of the murder. 1t was
covered with hair and blood. Some
strong circumstantial evidence has
ben obtained, it is claimed.
The negroes were carried to the
State, penitentiary this afternoon
There was no disorder here. Great
crowds FROM over the county congre-
gated here today but mainly out Of Gu
rs6sity.
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The Psobie's Pharmacy Christmas
Savings rihd was 'dlsbursed during
the past week and approximately L.
500 shareholders were made glad b,
tho receipt Of tAsIr Christmas checks.
money which came in handily to pay
accounts. Mxes ana TO spend fof
Christmas shopping. The total ahnotht
of the fuRd Rep, by the ~phartnacsy was
5000. which is 4 remarkably fine
showing. considering that 1915 vas
tho nros yedt tnc fund was roperates
by Them. II aiso shows that among
the coIored people or Sumter tKe
habit OF saving Is being i~ncuicated to
q considerable extent.
The 1917 club OF the Peoples Phar.
macy Is 10 open on the twenty-nr st
and already the promises made by
subscribers Indicate that the number
I OF shareholders aha shares will be
increased over last year.
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WILL MOVE TO ABBEVILLE.
Manning People Regret Decision OF
49,. Louis Levi. -

~ Louis Levi. -
Manning, Dec. 16.-It is a matter
# regret to all the people Of Man
ming that Louis Levi has decided to
.eave this, his native town, and to To-
cate at Abbeville for the further con-
duct of a mercantile business. Mr..
Levi several weeks ago suffered heavy
loss by the burning of his large stock
Of goods, but it is not understood
hat the fire was the prime reason
or his. decision to move from Man
ming. Mr.. Levi is one of the younger
sons Of the late Moses Levi, the pio-
neer merchant, who located here when
the town was laid out sixty years ago
md who arnassed a fortune and raised
z nrpd,,f fai1hy
-Sw engaged In closing out It auction
his salvaged goods and in a few weeks
will move to his new home. He will
,iost of friends here, who feel assur-
cd that he will prove a decided add.
ton to the mercantile life of Able
Vile and that the family will be
more than welcome to the old home
IF Mrs. Levi. 80
1t is understood that Mr.. Levi has
sold his handsome home in Manning
TO e. c. Horton, manager Of the Il. N.
Wilson insurance agency.
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Capt. Robert T. Brown, Ell Paso, Tex.
Dear Captain: In this the glad sea-
son the people Of Sumter are not un-
mindful Of those Of her sons whom pa
triotic duty has called far away from
aome. The sum Of sS4.5O. for which
We enclose exchange. has been sub
scribed and is forwarded that all the
Sumter boys of the Second may sup
plement their regular Christmas din
.ner with smokables, fruits, sweets, or
my other extras as they see fit. We
therefore. ask you. or such committee
as IL convenient, to handle this for
such purpose.
The people of Sumter ask that a
Merry Christmas be said to our
own people on the border. and that
our best wishes for the New Year are
the wishes Of all Of us that you may
be home.
3- CIV '.rf r.e+. -rt n..ts.t W q
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Death.

Mrs. James NJ. Cosby, who came to
Sumter a little more than three years
ago. since which time she has been
making her home with Mrs. Geo. +.
Of 20 Banding street, died on
wednesday at the Tourney Hospital.
where she had been i'll for some time.
The funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. r. s. Truesdale Of Trinity
the Sumter Cemetery. !,
Mrs. Cosby IA a native of Georgia,
having spent most of her life in Eibcrt
county. Sho is survived by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Geo. L. Lee, and two grand
children. ~
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Married.

Mr.. ). w. Weldon and Miss Ethel
Ross Of. Providence were married
Thursday afternoon al the residence
of Mrs. j. g.. Belk on East Liberty
street In the presence of a number OF
friends and relatives. Miss Chellie
Bolk and Mr.. j.. r. Yates were the
attendants Of the bride and groom at
the ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. w. G.. Elwell of Dalze!l.
Both have the best wishes of their
many friends.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-20
Secretary Reardon VIII Garry Matter
Before County Board and Legisia-
tive Delegation.

0SSsCt0ry xtcdruOu VIII carry Matter
Before County Board and Legisla.
tive Delegation.
Secretary Reardon Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, who pushed the fight
for a rural county health officer dur
ing the past eight months is again in
the field for that important county
health official.
The proposition to have a whole
time county health officer has been In
vestigated and approved by the grand.
Jury OF Sumter county. the Sumter
County Medical Association, the
Sumter Board Of Health, the Tuomey
Hospital governing board of physi-
clans. and by the Board of Directors
Of the Sumter Chamber of Commerce,
and His Honor judge George z.
Prince addressed the grand jury
somewhat at length recommending
the creation Of the office Of whole
time county health officer for Sumter
county.
Secretary Reardon will request the
City Council of Sumter to add its en-
dorsement to the very strong endorse
ments already received. Also the sup
port of the ladies Of the Sumter Civic
League will be asked.
At the first meeting of the Board
Of County Commissioners, January
18th. 1917. with the Sumter County
legislative delegation, the secretary
hopes to have committees from all of
the official bodies and professional as
sociations above mentioned, to ask
that provision be made in the 1917
supply and legislative bills for q
county health officer. The Tuomey
Hospital governing board has slug
yested that a committee Of Ave of the
Sumter County Medical Association
be made the executive committee OF
the county board of health, the
Sumter County Medical Association
being made the Sumter County BOARD
of Health, as the State Medical AS.
ISOLATION is the South Carolina Board
of Health. with an executive com.
mittee of the State association as the
executive and administrative body O
the State association.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-20
Negro BOY Hurt i'm Accident.

Last night 4 negro boy by the name
of Sheppard was hurt in a collision
between Il horse he was riding and
MI. G. X. Mack's automobile. The ac-
cidCnt occurred as the car was turning
from Eartlctte street into Main and,
the negro boy was turning fror, Main
into Bartlctte. The horse was knock
cd down, but was not badly injured.
The Tenders Of the a were damaged
and tho lamps bent. but otherwise the
ear was uniniured. The boy hal
several teeth knocked down i'm his fall
and wa SotherWisc bruised, but not
seriously injured. He was able To get
back on his horse and go I o Il drug
store for treatment.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
)pcn High low Close Close

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The fight to
curtain preparedness expenditures le-
gan to make itself felt today. led by
Majority Leader Kitchen. A powerful
group of Democrats will sponsor the
movement. Kitchen declared the gov
'ernment's financial condition will not
permit Of great expenditures.
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At a meeting Thursday evening
Clartmont Lodge No. ca. A. F. NJ,
chose its officers for the ensuing
Worshipful Master, III. Y. Moses; Sc
Nor warden. w. l. Whitehead; junior
warden, George G. Tweed; treasurer.
Abe Ryttenberg; secretary, j. G.. Il.
Wilder
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FUND FORWARDED no soLDIE,s,
Money Sent to Supplement Regular
Fare Of Sumter Boys ON Border ut
Christmas.
From The Daily Item, Dec. IS.

From The Daily Item, Dec. Is.
The fund raised for the boys on
the border was forwarded to them
today and they may use it as they see
best in providing accessories to their
regular bill Of fare on Christmas day.
The fund amounted to $s4.5O, not so
much as 1t was hoped would be rails
ed, but sufficient to let the boys know
that their friends at home are think
ing of them Inc wish for them a
very merry Christmas.
The letter accompanying the check
Vas as follows {:
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Messrs. A. II. and II. C. Forester
and ,. II. Myers returned Thursday
from Charlotte. VIII they went by
automobile to attend the meeting of
Oasis Temple having a most enjoy
able trip.
Mrs. Bradley Wilson and daughter.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jenkins. Jr.. of ST. Charles
were In the city shopping Thursday.
Mr.. Eugene McCutchen Of Mt. zion
section was In the city today.
Mis- Evelyn MONTGOMERY Of Bishop
vile spent the day in town.
Mr.. James Reaves. of Sardinia. was
I'm the city today. =
Mrs. N. ID. womble and Miss Louise
King. az '~liayesviile. were visitors 10
Sumter saturday.
Mrs. w. q. rhAyer has returned
from savannah. Ga. where she has
been on . xisit.
Mra wuliam Wells ana little son,
81 orsspyiile. are Visiting Mrs. w. L.
iThAyer.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Noise have
returned from their bridal trip and
gre at their home nsHasksll street.
Miss Mary Lemmea, rsturned on.
sasSrday tron wAshinston. D. c.,
wher she has bssp attending a con,
vention Of the home Representation
a8Untol - t4.'@s ,Wst ~ .
Mrss r. d. Cooper and Miss Ruth
Wilson Of st. Charles were In the
city today.
Mr.fM-D. wstsop Of 9wxypeytoro,
Ga. b whiting his brother. Mr.. Henry
wiisou a. Pipswcvd. NJ. Wilson used
to live IN eumter shout twenty-five
years o and this II his frst visit
back 70 tas ola homv since that time.
He ssys that the city has 20 changed
In many ways that he weula never
have known y. shout the only tamil !
iar LAM smsrk being the old Hubert
house on, shs oorrsr of Main and
Bartlett streets
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Christmas Holidays for the Public
!, Schools,

The holidays for the Christmas will
begin in the public schools Of the city
at the close of the work ON Thursday
Of next week and will extend through
the second OF january. Regular and
full work will be assigned for the day
after the holidays and the pupils will
be expected to have all Of this work
prepared. r...' g. 70
: As is customary. n week OF the hoi~
idays will he made MP at tie end OF
the year by che prolongation of the
school session. The schools Will,
therefore. end this yea on the eighth
OF June, 1917.
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Paris, Dec. 1S.-Since December
18th, French troops on the Nerdun
have captured 1880 prisoners.
tho war office announces. 1t is admit
that the Germans regained their
footing on the Chambrette farm
northeast of Verdun.
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A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.


A beautiful and most elaborate re.
ception was that given from s TO :
o'clock Friday evening by Mrs. II. l.
Scaroorough at her home on North
Main street in honor of Mrs. Alfred
Scarborough. one Of the pretty brides
OF m fall season. who has come to
Sumter to live. Before her marriage
several weeks ago, Mrs. SCARBOROUGH
was Miss Hamer. of Hamer, s. G.
There were about $50 guests who call
ed during the evening to make the &C.
quaintance OF Mrs. Alfred scarbor-
oush and to welcome her to her Sum
ter home.
The entire lower floor of the house.
which was thrown open to the guests,
was deliberately decorated, appropri-
ate color schemes being effective in
the different rooms.
Upon their arrival the guests were
met In the hall by Mrs. w. J.. Mckay
and Mrs. c. q. Rowland. The hallway
was artistically arranged in green and
white, smalax and potted plants and
white carnations being used to secure
the desired effect. From the hall the
guests were taken into the drawing
room and introduced to the ladies in
the receiving line: Mrs, H. L. Scar
borough. Mrs. ALFRED, Scarborough,
Mrs. r NJ. PARROT, Mrs. H. W., Nc
Column and Mrs. ]. A. Scarborough.
The color scheme in tho drawing
room was pink and green. carnations
and roses with smilax and potted
plants. being extensively used -
From the drawing room Mrs. r.
Dozier Leo and Miss Claudia Fraser
usheted the guests into the library,
which was ta~stefully decorated in red
and green. 'smhax. pottea plants and
crepe paper. v e the lights. were en-
nloyed In carrying out the color
scheme. In this room Misses Flora
Hamer. of Hamer. and Edna Pack.
Of G~reenville, served punch, while
Miss Sue Dufie nrcsided over fho
guest. book. in ~,vhicnetfe v~isitors.in.
scribed their autographs. Adjoining
the library wss the sun parlor, from
which sweet amusic was furnished dur.
ing the reception.
The quests were next invited into
the dining room nv Afr. ~ a. rro..r
md Mr.. d shaw .,n.r. .n.,, wor.
rac.,vAa .w.,... H.. ~.
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From 1hstDxny ITEM. Dec iss ~ ~
Mr,W P:smlth Wss kmScksA.dows
and hurshthli moranzs winch thrown
from SsbastS. 6rsRhils xfstHk 10 sst
Into I've n1oyt.r 1sSs~us fsadsfed.uu-
eeasestd6 ~ 90 nsa r1hzSmHsr-Anys
$500 = - .aee>lsnt up TO sabhat
ove1unny }vSt<te1hdtttIh M s1lebts
o. thSsNn "a jxnihnasspSsr ,bsss 3.
physlefxns fAfSvA CO. snow any ssstous
injurisa 6 bfuiss On Ms forehead be-
ins tht' only nUticesbls injury. {" e
II sseShS thss xr.! shAsM n accus.
toned 20 Icavihg his 'homs ate-about
3 o'clock to 60 down 10 his place or
business: his SON. g: w. Smith. GEM
orally coming by for him ana taking
him down In hAs' bugsyn This morn
ingthe horse was TIED IN front OF Mr..
Smiths tssidsnce on 1--we OAK street
and II Ia thought that ne must have
united ntNs h0rss and started TO rot III
the buggy. ~nsn' the horss started on
ana threw uin t0 the gro6hd, KNOCK
ing him nnc8hsciohsC. The irst thing
known cf'tRe accident was when one
Of his AAus6tsrs raw him 'fyins On the
ground I'd ftont' OF the house. HS was
mt once brouBht M ana h doctor
ssmmeSsd. 'TtS horse went on dUwn
to Mr.. Smiths stables and was caugh,
therc.r S."ts "ni's ptt "a S ~ = .
On account o. MIS- dye n ID consider
ed very fortunate that MI. Smith was
not moro Seriously injured ana his
friends nope Tor. his spsedy recovery,
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SUMTER COTTON MARKET.
= Corrected Daily ~

Good Middling II 1-2.
Strict Middling II 3-8.
Middling II IA.
Strict Low Middling II.
Low Middling 16 1-2.
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~ Corrected Daily by
ERNEST FIELD, Cotton Buyer.

Good Middling II "a.
Strict Middling II SIS.
Middling II 1-2.
Strict Low Middling II IA.
{ Low Middiing 16 ga.
Staple cotton 20 to 23c.
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Rub-MyJT relieves
rheumatism, sprains. neuralgia, etc.
|fgssRs Hg&s tsss 49,
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RESIDENCE BURNED AT
GOOD.
r. Sanders, Jr., Loses Home by
Fire Thursday Morning.

Mr.. T. p. Sanders. Jr., on Thurs
day morning at about s o'clock. lost
his residence d. Hagood. a new build
ing into which Mr.. Sanders and his
.amily moved only about a week ago,
the fire which destroyed the house be-
ing discovered just IN time for Mr..
Sanders and his family to escape.
The loss Is a heavy one on MFR: SAM
ders, as he lost practically all that
he had.
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sumtcr's Christmas Fund.

The following additions to the
Christmas fund for the poor of Sum.
tor have been rsporfed.T So"
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WORKING FOR HEALTH Off.
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Break xeur Cold or hAGrippe with
. few absss ~ sss.--Aavt.
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yours,

(signed):
H. A. MOSES.
r. l.. EDMUNDS.
S. X. NASH,
Committee.
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DIR. E. LECTURE.

said at police headquarters.
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The following additional ~subscrip-