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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12

RIVINGTON STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
New Orleans Results

First race purse. 500: claiming: SOFA ~
five and a half furOugsl -onentsi G!n, ~ -
sDn). IS TO /. 10 1 and 3 70 En-, n = -
Mss ~ q r,I ESen iSs to % IS 90 :
u /, third. Tine. % IS. y ,..,s ~
Patriotic Mary. Miss Agnes Near. ~. -
Clean. Gilisan. Breezy. Parr Maid wa"
Ivan Mist and My Gracie Aiso ran. ,,n.. ~.
INC siI furlOngsl -coanietelssi. no u. c ,%
o. !. 70 . AMI % 5. nnI. Napoieon. " u
..:tel. 10 20 /. 20 ! and 70 5, srNrs' -
CO,itge. 10 ROBINSON. i 70 l. u
10 ,. third Tine. l.lf. Words o. Nieios... h.
Girl. Alexander. Meddliag Hiss AID lnh's@
alsp ran. 80 -
Third race ithree-year-llds. pure. sse
Ina six nSl-Feiicidsd. lg5 theasayL "A
?. to and u 8. hrS; Ben hamptoa. ~. Y" -
tcrl 10 TO l. 10 ! and 20 J. s~Stef
CsI. 1903 (Ericksonl. 10 20 ]. 4 % ! A.. n..s ,
third. Time. l:l5. Dursard keoeIts' i've
Rght. Dahha and JuVcule also rsr -
Fourth race (the Ori0le Handicap; gsr~rs5
for all ages: one milel-Wcodstone. ~ " -
20 l. % | and 10 5, Won Vos1 -
los tJohnsonl. 70 l. % and 70 ia
Ditk Williams. lli M GArnerl -
ard out. third Tine. liZ - hiaDeH
Pirh race C,hree -yeas-old, ard ug: go 49,
ruise. $500 one mile and a slrisI'h = -
100 M. Gamer. ~ 20 /. % ] ana
rhurnwocd. lO7 lErcksenl. 20 ].
e .. second. Little Bigger. lol '4 20. ~
&, oI,,, 8 and r, s.n vlssna W 80
lcrsf. CoRHei McNab and Eseyn v 80 az
sixth race 0hre-year-cids AID up~ass1, ~
$40, claiming ore mile and siTieSi.l -.
~ io7 lM,aoi,..: @ :. 3 % az y > 4 81 y,
t Is .ssud rs cr Sl,sA' %. N .2
AMI 8 10 2. thlnl- Tune, =? -. % rss
counsH4ilon. PsuGr. sentinel aid Ds'
also ran.
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Badly Hurt Searching
For Leak in Gas Pipe
Loan Secretary May Die From
Explosion in Cellar Caused
by Candle

Hiram Horton. secretary and tounder
OF the Westerlcigh Building Loan AS
ISOLATION. received injuries yesterday
that may cause his death in gas eN-
plosion, which wrecked the two story
brick building occupied by the concern
in $50 Jewett Avenue, Westerleigh'
Staten Island. ,.,I
Mr.. Horton smelled gas, lighted a
candle and went down cellar TO see
what was wrong. The cellar was tuil
of fumes from leaking pipe, when
exnloded as soon as Mr.. Horizons can
die came in contact with it. The cellar
was n mass Of wreckagc, beneath when
firemen dug for several minutes before
finding Mr.. Horton. The porch OF the
building was blown into the middle OF
The street and the structure was set on
fire. The damage was estimated AT
Mr.. Horizons skull was fractured: and
IL he survives he probably will be blind
in the right eye. His home is at 10
Wardell Avenue. lie is fifty-five years
aid and has been connected with the
building loan association for twenty
five years.
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Yale Squash Tennis Men
On Way to Another Till
Eli Players Capture Fo.
Matches Out of Piiv.
From Crescent A. c.
By A. c. Cavagnaro

The Yale Club squash TENN, -.
started off in the right fashion IA ,
tain its title when it easily s.f.,.,
the Crescent Athletic Club in III. A..
ing match Of the Class b MetropoL,..
Association team championship .sar,,
on the Eli courts yesterday. OF 4.
five matches decided the Iii m.,..,
rCmped or with four.
The personnel Of both teams r,,.
sented many new faces, due 10 II. !,
listment Of squash tennis player .
the different branches Of III. s.r,..
Standing out most prominently ar.
the novice players was Robert Grs,,s
of the Yale Club.
Grannis was put 10 a real test. hh.
matched with ST. VI. Sterling, n, =
perienced Crescent member, but l.
proved his worth BY defeating his ~
Noon rival b. score OF 1873, s-E
IS 10. TIE match was the NOS, y
tcrly fought OF the day Sterling "
not warm 20 his work until Gran.
had assumed a comfortable lead. N
Crescent man hen began 10 re!.e.
some of his lost points. put 10 no sy,f
In the second game Sterling smssAs
hard 70 the front wall, with an oea
sional placement shot down the ~,
walls, and came out victor The tsri
set found each player working Ia "
form. Sterling set the game al I'D
but Grannis was the first 10 collect 4,
necessary five aces and chnched u
victory.
G.. 4. Cruise, the only Crescent yies
showed his superiority in defeAun.
Thomas Sturgis, his Yale opponen; /
another three set match. The lsr.r
outplayed Cruise in the first game, =
win By l5-6, but then he tired bad
and Cruise, rallying strongly, took \
next two sets by scores OF i5--4, 49,
Owing 70 a misunderstanding. H.
scheduled match between the Colunbl
Club and the Harvard Club on the "a,
ter's courts was postponed until III
afternoon.
The scores follow:
,fe,ropolitan Association. Class p. team nas.-
fYsl- CIub IS Crscent A. C.l-I. A. Nls.or "a,
t'seafad n c. TroSs. Crescent rs. -
5 M Budget. Yale. defeated Y PadrE. N
@rrt. ls-li, i5-3. r. Gr1nnis lale. teferr \
" sterling Cress,-,t, u, 49,; w.
10 ij-s: r. s Stern. Yale, defeated ". Bess
Crescent l5-g. l5-5.
F.na score-Ysls Club. nat-hss; Cnessi
c. / match
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Humidity
Barometer Readings

Humidity
81 p. m.....iO ?. m.....oO
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Swim Schedule
For Columbia
HasFiveMeets

According to Coach Kennedy OF the
Columbia swimming team, freshmen
will be debarred from competing IN
league matches regardless of the ruling
allowing such competition. Yale, which
was the principal advocate Of such
plan. is now opposed to II.
The tentative swimming schedule FOR
Columbia, so far as it has been ratified,
was announced yesterday BY Manager
Blur Of the Swimminf Association. The
next meet of the season will be with the
Pennsylvania watermen in the Phiis-
delphia pool on February 8. The re-
turn meet is still hanging fire. Coach
Kennedy's men will swim against
Princeton the last Of February and
against Yale in March. Following the
last match with the Bulldog, the league
will hold the individual championships
AZ Princeton.
The schedule as ratified follows:
February 3. Columbia 81. Peaa.ylvanis. ~ Pula-
lc.thia: - Columbia w. Pnnccton A. frnce-
ior. 26 Columbia v. Princeton, a. NeH fofs. -
March 3 Columbia " Yale a. New Haven y
league championships, ~ Princeton.
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Athletic Board
Has Three New Member

NEW HAVEN, Dec. li.-Ysle's sts
letic board Of control has been batll
shot to pieces by the war. A reorg,a
cation has been necessary, and tn
election Of three new members VI
to-day announced at the unlyenlb
The new members are Robert Flsnv
Blair. of Cleveland; Alton Rata
Hyatt, of Meriden, and John Eih
Woolley, Of Brooklyn. All three a.
members of the senior class IN hs
academic department. q
Blair and Woolley are captains
the Reserve Officers Training Corps
the university. Blair is manager .
the track team and Woolley IS etIss'
of "The Yale Daily News" Hyatt y
captain Of the crew and manager
the basketball team. Their addition VI
make it possible for the board 20 tAp
nm the questions Of organization q
spring sports at the university viii 8
fair representation from the undsi'
graduate body.
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CEMETERIES
STORAGE NOTICES
Timmins' Storage Warehouses,

25I 70 267 West HIN 81.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE
HEREBY NOTIFIED that their household
effects now on storage Will be sold az Pub
lie Auction wednesday. December 18Th
1917. At 1880 q. m, and II the sale Is not
completed on said date the sale will be con.
tinued each succeeding week until sold at
Tlmmins Storage Warehouse 257 10 2S7
West 18th Street, y. Y CITY. az 1890
m. ia default OF psyuenl Of storage
charges that are over ono year due ac-
cording 10 laws governing Storage Ware
houseE:
Miss X. Oswell. Charles Esves Miss
Helen J. Campbell. Henry Hallcn Mrs l.
Van Horne. W. \. Mochrie Michael Keat-
ing. A. 4. TrsphagSn. T.. l.. Chandler. Mrs.
G. Taylor. Daniel Cruise. Mrs - Bentley,
Mrs. l. n. Cunningham. H. NJ Hall Miss T.
Lehman. Mrs. NJ Donovan. Mrs. Spooner
Miss l.. ". Boyle Mr. Bass. Miss {. r. Monroe.
Fred GebhSrdt. Mrs Frank Wayland Miss
Rose Kelly Mrs. r Schlienal NJ Open
heimer. I'd l.. Tinker. @. GOWN. Mrs Y.
standish. Mrs. r Frhnchi. Mrs J. +. Cook.
Marie Pollard. Frank Powers. p. J. sullivan.
Stephen PoneZak.
JOHN J. TIsiAiINS.
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New Orleans Entries

Fr, rsos claiming: pure. soc ~. -
two-year-olds. sir fgnonss l--Ssyeth ~ -, NJ
io2: N Capltanis 10: 'Sh1ndon. w. IL ~
10: Beautiful kathpn. l0e: Hae,s~
.Hssty Mabel i09: Dooss. 100. - - axf
S-cOad race Claiming. pure ss09' .s~<2
year-olds and upward. c0e mlie ana svr5s'
Meiford Boy. 10. Peach Blossom. w: a ~
II. i02: 'roars. 100. Lynn. 10. bsps
'Lttle Ala. lG. - a.. ,hrsso
Third race claiming; purse. 500: lS "a. 70.
ODDS and up~srd sir fyrlonssi-Pa~, ~, ~ us<g
ii9: star q Pearl rs. CLONE. u. "a. ~
King I'D: Bars and star. rs. r9 d
inz. l2S: AdAlid. lis. orderly. iES "a. ~ ~
Fourth race tc.sln.ng. purse. ~. .ssrxi-
year.olds and upU ard, one nile ara rs.A -
Coppcr King ii3. Amuiet. - ehn - ~
Cold Co!o-. 100: MAlheur. 100 ThAn~
s,Anley \ %: Beftodano. III. a.sr
F1ith ra.e lcisimins. pune. ,,ce. w ,,fsEo>-
dds aud upwand. oDe mile AID : 1900
stonehenge. los, 'Le~s Opper. ~. ss- -
10: senunel, los: HAYWOOD. Nv.
10: 'slumberer. 100. 49,
sixth race claiming: pIrse. tSes. W..aI-
dds and upward one nils and : az nj m
aick. us Resuirsm. ioi: Ingais.k ~. -
yohnscn. io2; rsctlas ieI; 'Nacn II
Heart. ITO. -
, sAnuw~ntin- sii~x Ana elaim<A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12

rbe approximate amount Of the lien or
naree 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is to be sold. is Twenty-siX
thousand four hundred and eighty -four $1,000
(y26.4S4.5G) dollars. with interest thereon
from the sth day OF November. 1917. to-
gether with costs and allowances amount
Ing 10 Three hundred and forty-five $500
(S345.ss) Dollars. witt interest from No
Vember e6th, 1917. together With the ex-
penses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments and
water rates or Other Hens. which are TO be
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the refer.e. Is One
thousand one hundred and thirteen $500
(yi,lI8.55) Dollars and interest.
Dated New York, November 27th. 1917.
RICHARD O'GCEMAN Referee.
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School Swimming
Dates Announced

The dates for the. f'w meets yet to
b. decided in the team swimming
championship tournament Of the Pub
lie Schools Athletic League were an
nounced by the committee at spe-
cial meeting held yesterday. II was
ruled that the StuyveSant-Clinton
meet, originally scheduled for Thanks
giving Day week, but which never
took place, owing TO a miX-up IN
dates. must be decided at the CITY
College pool next Tuesday afternoon.
The winner will then meet Erasmus
Hall High School. winner Of the
BROOKLYN division. in the final meet
for the championship Of the greater
city at the Brooklyn Central y. NJ; T.
4. OF Friday evening, December Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Poultry Show Next

Exhibitors of poultry. pigeons ana
are reminded that entries.
for the twenty-ninth annual show oil
the New York Poultry and Pigeon AS
ISOLATION at Madison Square Garden
December % to January /. close to
day with the secretary, Charles ~
Cleveland, at the Garden; The early
fights by proxy of prize birds, as re-
yealed in the advance entries, indicate
that last years record of $1,000 single
nyhihits will be surpassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Columbia Getting Ready
For Chess Tournament

Seven candidates are in competition
az Columbia for places on the Blue and
White chess quartet that will play
against Harvard, Yale and Princeton in
the annual intercollegiate tournament
in this city on December 20, 81 and %.
The men are r. Aebli, S. A. Clapp,
D. f. Enrich, C. B. Issacson, NJ. Ster-
man, NJ. Wolfson and F. Worden.
Isaacson and Wolfson are contesting
"a special match of seven games to de-
eide the privilege Of heading the in
tercollegiate champions. with Issacson
leading by two games to one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Cahill Has New JOB

W. J. Salmon, the noted horse osln
yesterday engaged Oscar Cahill TO va "a
his stable Of horses. Cahill was i0.'
merly an assistant trainer in the Jane
Butler stable. He takes up his n.
duties on January /. Cahill has hsH
task in front Of him, as Of the TO-
teen horses in the Salmon stable yen =
them are yearlings brought over ~
France and England. They are w
quartered at Sheepshoad Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Meigs and Wilson Win
On Court at Pinehurst

PINEHURST, S. c., Dec. 1.-THE
mems singles and women's singles we're
the order of the day in the st Thomas
tennis tournament, which opened at
Pinehurst to-day. Both were brought
down to the semi-fnals, with the eX-
ception of one second round match IN
the mems singles.
Dwight R. Meigs, Of the Merton
Cricket Club, defeated Lucian Bryant,
OF Milton, and Charles Horton. of Rye,
and it is expected that he will figure IN
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the finals with G. 7. Wilson, OF wheel
ing. who won from Ivan Bosse' oil tne
Quebec Tennis Club.
In the women's singles. Miss Caroline
Bogart. of the Elizabeth Town and
Country Club. defeated Miss Gertrude
ThurstOn, Westhampton, and viii meet
Miss Beatrice Morrison, Of Summit, IN
the semi-fnals The other semi-final-
ists are Mrs Ralph W. Page, Pinehurst,
and Miss Esther Tufts, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Fire Record

A. ". ,.-.
9.lj-i1 "a az. owner unknown. slight
tO,-aii West 4gtn 81 Brill Bros. slight
I.25-32S Cherry 49, Daniel Kennedy. slight.
: O0--20l East 10Th st.. owner unknown damage
unknown "
Slj--2OS West 64h ST.. Ida HaVels; slight.
N .33-l7l Jackson ay. The Bronx: owner IN
known. slight.
II .4O-6S West 81 owner unknown. slight
n .J0-2Tgth 81 and -. AIMS aT., The Bronx ;
sarah DegOun: tuflng
= "
i5.l5-i69 West End as. A. Weiss: slight
~ 3O-5il West agih S.. owner unknown. slight
i.OT-l7 81 Marks Pl. owner unknown; trihing.
liJ-307 ard 800 Fast 10th st.. owner unknown; ;
trifiug
1.i5-T2 We,t liith st: C. Rosensky. t1hing
5.a0-l9t Fast fist 81. James Mulllgan. trinins
4 a,-l22 Wcs, SOD 81. Frederick Hurst unknown
i.O-92T Cherry s.. Jennie ROcklyn. irh'hs
4 70-2ij East 18th st.. Frank leonardo trhins.
.O-367 IVES, sd ST.; Dr. Arthur Munday tn
flag -
c.JJ-o3j Brook ave. The Bronx II. lssacS' IN
fling ,s.
5.5O-I9-5 Seventh ave; Mar Hiesch; trihlns
7, .0-"'' sixth ave. hortter Mfg. Company; tn
hns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Marshall Makes Sweep

Ten players took boards against
Frank j. Marshall. the United States
chess champion, in his first slmultan-
eous performance OF the season AZ
Marshall's Chess Diyan. The champion
made n clean sweep, defeating every
one of mis- opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
Weiman Wins Again
In Clark House Run

Eddie Weiman, Of the Mornlhgla
Athletic Club, rung up his third strsissi
victory in winning the weekly in,ia
ton run of the Clark House Athlts
Association held over its course seau
to the Battery last night. In lssdiis
home the pack in 1850 Weimsn lovers
the course record for the third sN'
cessiye time.
Al Hulsebosch, the Paulist AthirN
Club runner, who finished second .
1853, equalled the old record.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-12
BIRTHS

kossoyE- December 5. 1917. Lebanon hos
ritsI 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. ho's0Ne
nee Hannah Rudermsn). son.
RoRFRTS- and Mrs. A. 5. Roberts ~
are 70 be congratulated on the orth OF .
- Ms Roberts was Miss Nathahe
Harrison. Philadelphia. papers pieS'e
copy.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

LEsowITZ BROS. & sMYRK DISSOLVED.
4. V. Smyrk Withdrawing. business 10 b.
continued by Les0Rlt- Bros, who assume
all obligations.
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ENGAGEMENTS

90 NAsANowITZ q. Mr.. and
~ Nasanovitz announce the ehS@so
,n,nt Of their daughter. Bertha 10 Jerome
bernstein.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
LOST BANKBOOKs

LOST handbook and check for large
amount somewhere between this ONCE
and bank. reward 10 Under. Slits 7la. IsI
Park zv.
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GIRLS wanted By American Bank Noe at their
plant A. Garrison az and Tiffany St. Bronx.
TIN neat and hrisht Young ladies'. between u and
IS years a acc. A. rity sal1Swo1nen 10 cal on
Grvgo5Is dealers: a-rartiya commission proposition
wi.h credit on All business from allotted territory
previous sales e1Ifr!Curc Io' Ur1Sau n YOU have
IN abundance o. determination. Reply with refer
euces and full information a. % age. ABILITY. &C.,
10 / Box ~ TRIBUNE
We HAVE a vacancy for a clever. educated LADY
no. 100 young. must be industrious and o. engag
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with good pay CAL after 9. Nislutsch. 81 Last
22i s.
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Highest temperature yesterday. y degrees az ~
D ri lowest . lat a M; average. u, az
sra-. same date last year, 80. average same date
Tor fHI rty three years. %.
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IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement, Marriage peath
and In Memoriam Notices may We
,eIephoned to The Tribune any NM
M 60 midnight for insertion IN Uhe
neat DAYS paper. just cav
Beekman 5000
md read the notice a. you "ish "
,erted. 1871 for same viii ne ma,'eu
,ou later. The notice VIII re"'"
100 COO readers daily.
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The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE weather continues
,.r- and cold cast Of the Rock Mountains except
tis. r4.u has SIT iu over the Eastern Gum sla',S
.,l .,., aver tennessee and the lower ohio Val
Lao. t.-tt ,..r. Lav. also fallen IN Texas sd
laesl s.css i u.e upgc, lake lrgi'n.
s.oy BIZ, probable 30 Tennessee. North Carolina
,..i .tor., r,-.brsrl 10 tlo lake region and rain
b.. Fl,rfd, and along the Cur roast WEDNESDAY.
Snsy 4, also probable on Thursday in ne lane
region and the middle Atlantic siaies. me isin'
rl,st,,-c am moderate sonewhat in the ONO Val
lev and the lake region wednesday and IN VIC
middle Atlantic states THURSDAY storm Warnings
ar displayed OIL the middle Gun coast
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SITUATIONS WANTED
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LOST Handbook 40. 4sl.0tt OF the Union
pine savings Bank Is missing. ANY per-
son having a claim 20 % IS hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
on submit 10 having the said passbo0k cam
ceiled and new one issued.
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HELP WANTED
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Tor sdvancrmfu; fUr h0y Who can husile App'
Room .lo. TilgUc Btg.. lji Nassau 30
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%. 4s5O35 OF Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
Claims upon said book Is called upon to
present the same to the bank within thirty
days or said book will be declared can
celled and a new one issued in lieu thereof
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOKs

LOsT.-Bankbook No. 650.7il Of Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 20
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
tsvs. a. the said book viii be declared
cancelled ana new one Issued In lien
thereof
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s., m...3oi7 ] p. m. .50-- p. no 80
Local Weather Foreeast.-I'ar and continued cold
to-day tomorrow. psrtly cloudy probably snow
variable winds becoming fresh northeast.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
CARPET CLEANING

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Supplies Professors. Teachers. TutorA
Goyernesses. etc. TO Colleges Schools and
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