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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-05

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uNrobutt" oes SintenFiI9es (@epta
officinalis), Der in Ieiner inneren
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b~eriteaenoe DriiIe beiibt, our9 oeren
sGntleerung er iid DDr leinen Jeinben
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llr1ade BET Grtrantungsfdne geteil=
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giftung, pabreno Or. S. q. gamma,
Ger einen Der Grfrantten behaNbelt,
meint. Die 9pmptome feien Die BON
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tranften, tpdbrenb mehrere 9unber!
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-05


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I'm @riee.sn erhob, ersab biefer
!fd. Risben bat barauf eegen paz
lts bic 41tlage ipegen berfudten
Mtoroes erhoben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-05
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ten. 9as Wert nirb bur9 cine
9ronsparenti4rift setr0nt, bic Die
Morte .8etet fir 5rantreid" leua<
ten ldbt..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

MISS F6IH6 hOS6IS,- 'ALn6IICdH
prima donna, who was forced to
leave London year ago because Of
pro-German utterances, has been
secretly married in this country.
Rotterdam, Hollands great sea-
port, which since the war began has
become more active than ever be
fore, is to improve its facilities for
shipping by deepening the channel to.
the North Sea to IS: feet and later on
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

Her recent illness has disclosed
the romance. Her husband is Har-
old D. Robert, an exporter. This
leaked out when it was noted that he
was constantly at her bedside.
to Al feet at high tide. The work
will require dredging of over TO-
100000 cubic yards and cost about
$1,000,000 Other contemplated i'm
proyements will bring the total to-
be expended to over 100000. i
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08
Pleasant: Mr..

over MI. ltdSdIt, WI.
Pleasant has tue machine
back Of him, and the .politi-
cal trust which We Familiarity
know as the machine, can
call almost every parish lead
er to arms, and they will
march in solid phalanX
against any pretender to their
throne.
Mr.. Parker will go into
the field with a platform
promise not t. be made to the
ear and broken to the hope.
He will back his platform
with a life time record: he
will have reason, fact and all
back Of him. and the people
will have an opportunity III
his candidacy.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08
Holding Boys on The ID

Editors of fourteen we'd
newspapers in as man! eal
ties in southern Illinois ha
pledged themselves to Dol
they can to further a Bad
tO-the.farm movement
One page a week will
devoted to various phasa
rural development. iou
people will be encouraga1
remain on the home i'l
instead of going to thscla
Two or more rural TOM,
ships in each OF SO Of fos
counties in the state sno1
a decline in populallA
the twenty years Oe'sa
1890 and 1910. Fifty ~a]
ties actually declined !
population between l9% wv
l9lo, while the grown,
the cities made the state n'
an increase of Is per csnI
"We desire a united ' y
raised against the drll1 ", w
ward,' a statement pun,
ed in all of the foul'
papers say, "for it is asn'1
reason and will moe
more breed the anarcn' }
hunger. We appear y !,
fellow country editors ., y
inois to join in conslu' -
what weakens our ruls.s
manities and what w .;
do to stop the WeaA'''
process. 49,. oditl
The action of these ~ :.
is all the more sispi, = !,
because it follows Glossy b
on the inauguratlon. .s
by the oa t.,ssI
the state to help the fa''~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08
ENGINEERING AND SUPERVISOR

Hampton Reynolds. for road con-
sl4uc,.uG. exc. &9t7a - - per ct s 81 .G3
J W Thompson. washed gravel
$3.50 f5- IS pei cent - ....-... - .oS5 &C
qioga Gravel Co, ctneutjng sand
clay binder, sIr9s e2-s5 per cent 96s. 80
Tioga Gravel Co, Pit Run Gravel
s8oss IL Net -,-,,-- ..-.... 1908 ii
Dyer & Chotjn, towing gravel
s757 63-s5 per cent -. CAB ~
walter Kempcr, Chief Engineer,
salary for Dec, mber -.--..--- ....... 300 co
\ Iousaot, resident engineer, sal
airy for december .---.. l11 90
c 5 Boyd assistant engineer. u days
at the rate of lCO per month 1866
Gus Thornson, Inspector etc. salary
December . 125 90
Marion Olivier. Inspector etc.
salary December .--- .--- $500
VIII Giles Inspector, etc, Il L. days
at 81 30 per day -...-.--.-... ..--- Is 25
Edmon Fortier. inspector. etc, days
at 100 per day -....-.. Poo
Tom Black labor .. - ; %
Herbert bert, same ..... So
|. Z RobiChaux. labor .--.-.- 800
laurence Chauvin, same ....--. 1900
Willie Rob- haux labor - 2i.oo
Cumberland Tel Co, phone messages 81
l. A Lorstalot. expense account 9}.li
w y kemi er, services Franz. design
ing and drafting end wall blue
print of same, etc ...-. 2C.9o
It. Mary Hardware Co. tape. etc 40
Romero s Leblanc auto hire 500
P Roberts, picking out gravel
landing between Baldwin and
Jeanerette .-...- e.. .- .-,---.-...---.....- 800
Gooch Craig head Co Ltd, buggy hire 80
Foster Drug Co. supplies .--.-..--..-.-. 40
kokoSky & Co tape ..-........- 6 70
+ 3 Williams Cypress Co, Ltd switch
ing cars - ---.---. 49,. s 3S. 90
william Brown, II stations Of right
of way through Caffery swamp Sc 90
Gus ThDr"aSon, stamps .-..... ...--.=..- 800
Shadys;de Co Ltd. switching cars and
labor ......- .......... .-.-.... ... --.-. 7l,3j
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08
Our Choice
HON.
jNO. Mp ARK[R
FOR GOVERNOR.
The LOGIC OF It.

Some one has said that
speech is the great organ
which reveals the mind. We
note the logic Of this in the
speeches delivered at the
Barrett meeting last Monday
night in the Court House at
this place.
The two advocates of the
candidacy of Mr.. Barrett re-
vealed very clearly, not only
the convictions Of the two
speakers, but the speeches
indicated just about wha t
the people in general are
nthinkin 6 about.
r3 " Mr.; Gallery particularly
sounded. the true note by
saying that if Mr.. Pleasant
is the nominee, that he, the
speaker; would then become
Zone of the. conspirators. -
That is to say, that the
great evil to Louisiana, the
:. political trust, will be ex-
allied and re-enthroned
should Ruffin G. Pleasant be
elected Governor Of Louisi-
ana. It is the hand OF Esau
and the voice of Jacob. Mr..
Pleasant could not trust the
leaders of the City against
the people of the country, in
a Constitutional Convention,
but he, one individual, soil
tary and alone, can be trust
ed by reason Of his great
valor against the whole ma
chinery of the trust.
This is the view Of a large
number Of regulardemocrats.
probably, but there will
never be a majority Of think
) ing people to take any such
hazardous chance as this.
Mr.. Pleasant will, in all
probability he the Demo
cratic nominee; but he will
be the choice Of the seven
teen intolerant leaders of the
City of New Orleans, which
means that, not only the
city, but the country pa
rishes will be dominated by
them for four years, if Mr..
Pleasant wins in the general
election.
John M. Parker has stood
for just what Mr.. Gallery
and Mr.. Butler pleaded for
in this State, for twenty
years. His personality, as
we'll as his entire record
pleads more eloquently for
better conditions, than any
argument presented by the
Barrett advocates. There is
small doubt about Mr.. Bar
ret's superiority over Mr..
Pleasant; his age, expert
ance, training and native
ability give him a vast lead
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08

Moved by Mr.. LeBourgeoi-.
seconded by Mr.. Boudreaux, that
the report Of the Chief Engineer
be received and made part Of the
minutes.
The President then instructed
the Secretary 10 call the roll on
the motion, which resulted as
follows:
Yeas. LeBourgeois. Haydel,
Robich aux, Boudreaux, Gooch,
Auc lin, Bracket, Provost, Roder.
Nays: None.
The President then declared the
motion carried.
Moved by MIR. Gooch, seconded
by Mr.. Aucoin, that the President
be authoriz d to turn over to the
Treasurer sufficient certificates Of
deposit to take care of the MONTH
ly estimate No. 5 Of the Chief En-
giueeT.
The Precedent then instructed
the Secretary to call the roll on
the motion. which resulted as
follows:
Yeas: LoBourgeois. Haydel,
Robichanx. Boudresux, Gooch.
Aucoin, Drackett, Provost, and
Roder.
Nays: None.
The President then declared the
motion carried.
The Secretary then read sup
elemental report from the Chief
Engineer.
Moved by Mr.. Roder. seconded
by Mr.. Kobichaux, and carried
that the supplement report of the
Chief Engineer presented to the
Jury be received and made part
of the original report.
A contract between Mr.. Chas.
N. Frost, President of the Police
Jury, and Mr.. Hampton Reynolds.
was read.
Moved by Mr.. Drackett, second
ed by Mr. Aucoin. that the con.
tract executed between Mr.. Frost
and Mr.. Hampton Reynolds on
December II, 1915, be adopted
and ratified.
The following report was sub
mitted by the Finance Committee:
Moved by Mr.. Drackett, second.
ed by Mr.. Roder and carried, that
the report Ct the Finance Commit
tee be received and the bills
approved be paid.
The Tax Collector, Treasurer,
Sheriff and Clerk of Court flied
their reports.
Moved by Mr.. Roder, second
ed by Mr.. Robichaux and car
ricd, that the reports be received
and made part OF the minutes.
Moved by Mr.. Goocb, seconded
by MIR. Auc bin, and clrried, that
the Secretary be authorized to is-
sue a warrant for the different
eneficiaries to schools when same
becomes due.
Moved by Mr.. Drackett, second
ed by Mr.. Aucoin, aud carried.
that the Secretary be instructed
to write to the different schools
where the Parish has beneficiaries
and ask for semi-annual rcpor,
on all benefciaries.
Moved by Mr.. Gooch, seconded
by Mr. Boudreaux, and clrried,
that the warrant No. 1920 fDr
$500 in favor Of Sam Sklar &
Co., for the purchase of three
boilers in Berwick be cancelled |
by request Of the Road Ovcrseer
The Secretary then stated to the
Jury that when the Good Roads
Commission was being organized |
that h. was elected Secretary OF
the Commission. This necessarily |
largely Increased his labors, ow-
iDg to the TACT tina. the Commits
sion held frequent meetings every
week, and the Polio, Jury on that
account raised his salary $500
per month for this extra work.
Now, the Good Roads Commits.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08
sion is thoroughly o,,,s,
n1a k's his duties, }s s's'ah

sion sion. is thoroughly o,,,s'
m k's his duties }e ess'as /
&;-d n SDH 4 ;i,,, 'e'' ~
'ntther + c, lha. the he !, :, i
the p3"ee>sity for ,r' , 'aas.'
s STAT to the Jury >t ,bs, y 4
wiling to perform ~, ,a'' b (
9heeI(r =, of the Pol ins o u
ne Good d. Roads ;.a IS co n',pi !sa
r ga 'st.d them to so 9 uol'', /,
Moved by Mr.. I uS 'S',
seconded by Mr. prrva 'ooas
~ d. that owing to , l,'' a., 'a'
Pole zig. Jury to red reduce e,a 1,' d
Ct SO 90 now beinp psid Jus ). =
that laid request b. p sr,, ,'
his salary D. fixed a, Si ssaMa
January 1, 1915. ~ s'uu
Mr.. Nervi''e Gau,h,e,,,
o''ferfr, stated to ~. w.
fhat f,r the sake Of ee ,"s
, n al 'ir- of the Parish 'I :,
6y tenders his Resignation ~
Oyerscor. N'''a as
! M IT, d by J Mr.. Aucoiu, g.,
d oy Mf, Boudreau1, ,h ~
= tuihreaux's resignation NJ, !,
celVed and for the sake o,'s,
my that the position d d ny !
oVeLSeer be abolished ara
Tor the tim" that the p,' a' :.
are III course of construci,p
all road work through ~.
ish shall be done ,bro1 ms
engineers il charge Of roai al,
without additional comusa.s'
Ut Ct TO the instructions 4
Road Comm ttee.
The President thon iu,t,.
tie Secretary to call The AN
the motion, which resulted al
lows:
Yeas: LeBourgeois, Hu,
Robichaux, Boudreau,. Gs
Auc >in, Provost. Roder.
NayS: Drack 1T.
The President then declsna
motion carried.
Moved by MIR. Aucoin, ssco,,
by Mr., B ondreaux, that i,b I
sense OF this jury that there
certain :iness detail, tR
under the juri, dictinn Of the N
70 I'd engineer which, il not
neglected. are not receiviua
proper and timely attention /,
that it is the sense Of hi, N
that for the salary paid hin
should give all of his tim. to /
road work TO the end that noai
be neglected which he should !.
tend to. Aud the Presid.a
the Police Jury is hereby .gA'
rized TO use his best judqm.a
dealing with the Engineer iusa
nee ion with this matter.
The President then instra
the Secretary to call the roll
the motion, which resu ted Ill !
lows:
Yeas: LeBourgeois, Hga
Robichaux, BoudreauE, 0ot
Auc lin, Drackett, Provost, Ml
Nays: None.
The President then declared
carried.
There being no further busiaa
on motion the Jury adjourned,
CHAs. N Fl0E,
w. II. LATHAM, Pisildd
cretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-01-08


ENGINEERING AND SUPERVISION,
Walter Kemper, Engineer in
charge at 1900 90 per month - 300 90
l. A T.oustalot, resident engineer, at
1925 OF per month - ...-.. -. 1875 co
c. S. Boyd, asst. engineer. % days, at
loo 90 per month. - .. ........... Sc Sc
Gus "horguson, Inspector, etc at
sl25 90 per month . - l25 90
M. Olivier. inspector, at s65, per mo. G5oo
viii Giles. inspector, II | . days at l. so &c IS
Fdmon Fortier. same, days. at l.5o, u 90
81 days laborers at 81 so per day 1850
Miscellaneous Engineers additional
expenses as per voucher attached 2o3 40
Total monthly estimate engineering
and superv. sion --...-.-............... $685.
miscellaneous expense per vouchers
Attached -----.- .--,.--.--...'.... us 30
Total monthly estimate No 5........ 1881. ~
WALTER Y. KEMpER,
Chief Engineer.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
ACME TEA CO., INC, TO
TAKE BIG BUSINESS
New Chain Store Company Will Float
$6,750,O0O Securities Based on
Old Established Trade.

The Acme Tea CouuHuy. Inc. which is
being formed to talk" over III" business
of the Acme Tea "umpau.. VIII have s
G5nIc0 Z per cent ,uUulutIlc first pre-
ferred stock: S-n0nr second prCrerrcl
stock. and S&.5",ooo common stock There
will he no h"nds ur notes.
FTOm It's establishment i'm '>>. with an
initial capital Of &,"u. supplemented by &,~
borrowed money. Tho business has in
q easrd rc-ularIN ea, n year In I9ll salos
were &Nt"n0Ol from "t! storrs and for
the year ending July g I?lh with May
and Juno estimated, Slc"""o from a.
stores
The sGcrrss Of the Acme Tea Comran,
which ranks as one of tho largest chain
store enterprises i'm tho Iuitod States
lies in the elimination Of tho middle
nan. Tho company G.H's i'm teas. coffcos
spices. dry groccrio, and hretdstufs. and
manufactures 2 larGo percentage Of its
own products
\ group Of iuvcstInout bankers headed
by Chandler & Company. Inc, Cassatt &
Company, Of Phi'adoluhia and Merrill
Lynch & Company, Of New York. Ia
purchased tho entire issue of first nrc.
ferred stock which will shortly be offer
ed at Is
Application Will ho made to list the
shares Of the new Acme Tea Company
on the New York and Philadelphia Stock
Exchanges
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
.MASONS MAKE merry
At EVENING FROLIC
Washington Centennial Lodge Confers
Third Degree and Enjoys Old
Fashioned Supper.

FoIluwiuG tine cuniorrn- Of tn" third
dcProe last night q larEr uumr"" of tine
members Of WashInCtu" Centennial
Iod-c. SO IT, +. : A VI and invited
guests. ouju>cd an old d-rnsunnod supper
and rrnl.r IN the rannurt 1uow Of IN"
Masonic Temple. the o.. r'NmakImC "":,-
tinunL until the hands O. the clock
pointed to thr hour of mIdnlglt.
Tho. lod-c WAS "or}rnnd in special CONF
munration at ..@" o.cIoo,> aId the Junior
warden Robert r Cpnho u.. assisted
ny several rromln.u, m,uhc s Of ~
Masonic fraI,.uit& and The lodge de
gree team. conferred rh" degree
Surrcr wa served %. rh" Iadie~ of tn"
Cnivcrsalist church under di"c,.sou of
Mrs Looua.d PIuckn0} Storart. vic o.
Past Master Stnnart. Amor- tn" gucs's
We're the Offices and n.nh,rs Of Alex
srdria-W WASHINGTON Lodge. No. -. Of
AIaNIndra w.. William ". Jcrmanc,
Elaud master of tin" District of Colum-
hia: Alexander Grant rasl grand mas
ter. Representatives Ezeki"' :. tandler
J. WTliail CoIjirr. ""d T. Upton Si-son,
Of NissSsirni tE, last rnna.d h'u- a
pest grard master ,f his Stur": 1l,n-
r1sur ". IiusEc. ma.l., Of T,mrlc-Nuy, s
IOiC- Of ,his ciiv and several urasl'"s
Of Wa. hin-'ou lad--s. T.""u1ri Pin ~
u,y Stounrt and HaIr, Euclid Huuts-
berry had charge or TIA" outeriHiIm"uf.
and James =. N.Cerrhl. mastes Of the
iodcc. VAS toastWast'r.
Before supper vrs served. Toastnn~r,
MCCARTHY proposed " toast 10 the HaS
md the country the -raDd master. Iu.n-
hers Of tho ORDER tlr"uphoGt th" v". Il.
the wives. moth,rs. sisc,Hs. and sweet
hearts Of all resent and deceased mem-
80 rs Of thu lods"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
MIzPAH CLASS GIVES PLAY.
Trinity Sunday SCHOOL Members Pre-
sent Dad" at Takona Park.

Considerable local talent was uncover
ed before a large audience at Takor7a
Park Friday night when the Nizpah Class
cf Trinity Episcopal Sunday School pre-
sonted the two-act play, Dad" under
tho direction Of Ed Z. Muth, who wrote
the play and music and played the prin-
Cipal role.
The ait Of the evening was the In
tcrprctUtion o. Professor Pineapple rur-
n!shed by Robert /. Lerch, jr. Others
in tho cast who displayed unusual talent
were Miss Nellie Sherwood as Tillic Scrub
bins. Miss Ethel Hazard. Mrs, Lillian =
Adam, md Gilac.t Hioi7. Miss Dcrothy
NJ. Hill Miss Ruth +, phillips. MI,a Rach-
el NJ Morse. Ailaa Catherine f, Iohnn H.
Miss Dorothy Il Phillip MISC "ntherlno
NJ. Stump, Miss hl,co n, Addison, MIaa
Elizabeth G. S.unr Mis- Do;cthv u.
Dunbar. William {. Hcch. jr. Clarence
3. Seal and Fran; Hazard. also particI-
EGted in ;he plG%.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
RIGORS OF CAMP LIFE
FORGOTTEN ON TOUR
Girls at National Service School at
Chevy Chase Co Sightseeing To
morrow Red Cross Day.

ru place of the 9..I an,rno"l, .eo-
r..,. -tu:-rrs IT ,a.-p Nu O. or the
National S,llr- :, ur.l AT Ch,Hv CHa-.
.c~IcrdaN v,, laI..I "u q -.-.'-. CrDg
tour through Washington Ta.r" hi
Gh;z.rne auromo.ll.s Weu. U-ri T.
1ren-folt IN" grrl- anoat the ,1..
EONuwm- the u-la1 S4uGa. day # rest.
Nondal. vhl,n has been NAMED "I,.l
Cross bay is rND,olrd to Prove tie"
most Important Al tn" camp u.a. far.
National otft,rs Of 'no R-d C~.-~ will
deliver Hodr,ss~s on the various r'a~vs
ci wum.r.~ '.nt i'm IeleviH- ~tla.i~-.
Miss Mabel Hosrdman., president "r lh~
society. viii bo III" ilinciraI ~p~ Ih,r.
The instruction section OF tho camp
now is under direct Red cross -Ia~r-
vision. and tho nst.urr'rs ar nr+'..
E"d Cross nurses. and army and nay y.
surgeons.
Instructors i'm AL of tha cra--. ueva
.NDr,sScd Qualification o,"r lha s.ri .us
manner in hi.h the sruururs ua>- .na u
hold Of th. work. Nu -dNav,. ,la-s O.
the most experienced .m W.T., less fei"g-
raIhN has h""n o-can.,3. Sor0 o.. :.c
St8dout* rnN are >rndln- and 10, 'i'30-
short MESSAGES O.r las received n
wireless license and o,u.-s Ar ,>u,..'. d
to qualify at the end of two w, KS.
The class is coIrnuS 6 nl Nt--. Io~-
othy Potter, f. Bur-g-.. 'a'hevrr ll- -
low. J. +. Whiting. rnrr.orr" r nr~. =
r. Chase. C1Ira NGn--h o-.u..ra
uCdcn-Jon"s and R.th lat,i'r II. .adn
classes ar" in charge of Il f.. PIrf- ,nr r-
lTiCiau first class. FROM 'r. H~c-i.. lt'S
YACHT Na>Howcr. " r. ~.nn,rf.r. rom
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The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
SAXON CAR OWNERS
TO BE GIVEN OUTING
Company Plans Trip to Rock Point,
Nd, on June / viii Award
Prizes.

SUNDAY. June =. viii h~ saxon DIV. "n
this date tho Record A"ro ConpguE cv.
tends an invitation so all saxon car own
ors 30 meet at the rown-u1's place a.
$50 in tho morning and mako the (. IN
to Rock Point. Md. nfN miles Gis'a..'
There dinner will 0c sor-ed and afr~r-
ward those who arr disciples Of 1~0a
Walton can Try Their hand Al fshing n
the Wicorico River
To add interest to the trip 4 secret time
for the journey will be set by a Saxon
car which is 70 he driven over tho route
today. Prizes will ho awarded 70 the
three cars that come nearest the official
time,
In speaking Of the event N. A Bny!ess
manager OF the Record Auto Company
said yesterday:
Our idea is simply to hold q soclabilit,
outing to afford Saxon owners an oppor-
tunity to set better acquainted with orc
another The rules for the even; rrovIde
that q pilot car shall lead tho i.lrty and
anyone passing this machine will be dc.
barred from the prize competition"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
SHAKESPEREAN MASOUE
TO Be STAGED FRIDAY
Washington Players Group Will Be
Presented by Mrs. Christian Hem
mick in AII-Star Cast.

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