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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
ElktOn Marriage Licenses

ELKTON, Nd. April 25.-The following
marriage licenses were issued here this
morning: Horace C. Thompson and Anna
Meyers, Joseph Guim, Jr and Edna NJ. Cos
nell, Joseph F.. Barron and Anna Hall.
David Houck and Elizabeth Doyle. Noble
B. Morris and Pattie b. Brooks and Albert
Klinger and Julia Fredercks, all of Phia-
1elphia; Calvin A. Walker, Philadelphia,
and Mary f. Sample, West Chester; Evans
r. Neff and Riporato Vurrono. Wilmington
Robert Blair and Marguerite c. Reburn,
Conshohocken; Ralph A. Smith and Ruth L,
6tovall. Wilmington; Edward Yates and
Myrtle Ward Camden; Marshall J. White
craft, Glenside, and Cecilia Gearhardt Tren-
ton. NJ j.; Roland Hammond and Elsie
Boldly. Rising Sun, Md. Edward c. Lucas,
Camden and May Ching, Philadelphia
Leslie Hockenbusg, Hghbridge, N. j., and
Marcella Galloway, New Castle. Del; AL
bert Burk. Brooklyn, N. Y, and Helen
Cravin, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
BREAD 10 RISE
AS FLOUR GOES UP
nkers Explain Increase Of Price
MuBt Follow Additional Ex-
pense of'Production .
Lo AF TO GO
yluctuations in Wheat Market Re-
sponsible for Present
Conditions

N Big bakers of the city including the
chain stores, are marking time and watch
{. ing the gyrations of the -four market. while
the smaller men are wondering how long
. they can continue in business u prices for
Z their raw material continue to go up.
a Flour is about IS more a barrel now than
r was a year ago. Approximately tne pue'
&uations in price due TO changing wheat
nrices, the average barrel today costs be-
tween $12 and Sl3, depending on the quail
fty of the -four year ago the price hs-
ured in the same way was 81 according 10
Shane Brothers & Wilson Company nour
manufacturers at Millbourne.
4 Colonel Louis ]. Kolb. head of the kolb
bakeries, said today he. would keep prices
for bread where they are as long as h's
present stock of -four lasts. After that"
ne said I'VE will. in justice to ourselves ana
to the public. buy from hand to mouth.
Thus, II -four drops our bread prices wiz
drop with it, If 1t goes up. we VIII be com.
peiled to charge the public more for bread
Robert II, Crawford, of the chain-store
Arn( of Robinson & Crawford, said: Moth
ing has been done as yet, but the price or
-four certainly justfes either an increase
In the price of bread or reduction IN the
size of the loafg
The position ~ the smaller dealers was
eet forth by Bennett Morsenstein, a mem
her of the Master Bakers BuSiileSS Nicn =
Association. comprising in its membership
about nnety-eight members. nearly all the
Jewish bakers in the city. Flour Is sl3 a
barrel today" he said our labor at the
present scale of wages costs US ABOUT
$3.50, overhead charges are 81 more, ana VI
additional for other costs. such as wrap
ping, delivery and so forth, brings our cost
to 1850 for the bread that Is produced
from a barrel of flour.
<. From one barrel of -four we manage to
Get about 800 loaves, which at five cents a
loaf gives gross receipts of SIS a barrel.
Some of the loss we can make up by selling
loaves at six cents retail but against that
again. we must figure in the sale loaves we
cell at three cents The five and six cent
loaf will eventually be eliminated and the
large ten-cent loaf will take it's place. This
will cut our labor cost I'm half, as 1t costs
no more to bake large loaf than small
one.
7 sour bakers demand an increase of wages
Of 81 week by May 1. and do not see
what we are going to do about it If forced
to give 1t to them. We don't mind increas-
ing their pay, but in return we want a
clause inserted in the agreement to the
effect that all grievances that arise be-
tween employers and their workers be
placed before representatives of both sides
and disinterested party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
pRArMs
,.,o ~ 9ano N Broad st. INT. private Potts

nsc "a. m, 1850 N Broad ST. mt private ''
., NssnssoxAss S%%s ri iaS $$:
Gothic Lodss NO S'g Blaine e aaa couSci No. SGS.
c9pii'%Sry, ,s%ss nsiHS cSaPSio s. o. Ns. E. q z a. p
h WasshIng,GIn snsr.I services Gs%e RI NTSurs ioi
SSIs r %ay iSs Ss vsw.a AT'!sf'%SH %sd cen IL
cisIl.. MAgrF1AS;;, Nsq;s "a sssa %Asf
friends invited tY ,ot i1neTai 18Th ss St Gsh requiem
mass 81. Francis de Sales Church. io '"'
Int, Holy Cross Gem ,,,rs husband y,
late V Kate Il Mcciane lnee Denen Funeral Trsa " TO
which relatives and friends rargsslo rus chsmbe
90 II isH S New y yesTs Cub AsfG ciis
sSSS sSHiS~rFbf fba tss
Ten are nv5sS PsScc sg' Gem Alto p n" Vs At
'SiSc SMiSScoRkIIEXgf 5HK Ss METaA daughter 4 nio
q iyes nnG'f and friends invited to fg9sTal Fri $40
a. M residence Of wothsr Lag cSnrsh hGMf" 10 a.
solemnn, rggEISm ,IUS Gross msss csm. en- N'o"'"
r. 'EMNIlF sSG lFenS. S!t' ss st
S$$ s, a. 'T; ss$ $ss;:S ! S @ Il 10
INT NSB Gsiheesq f'@ JOHN husband Of Q,
qs friends. 81. Patrlck's Holy Name s9sety in.
Church 1Gtm 10 a. m Int: csshoarSIl Gem 80, .,
HS%$sHM S$ q
sed % sU grSnds2n eaves Il ,s'G and friends
B S!y,iis 's
T6STs 7so FrahRford Solemn reausm
aaSSSureGh q St. joachim o a. m Int. st. Dom
and Esn ri ASNIn SHHfH'sF and
aIi a. lodi
gS!sa ;n1iaS Sfy star ts
msra mass Of f"Tes, Tesu,em Church Of Gesu oi5 m.
'nM, M,csSoRR1EYhpr S5R fleeqTa 'G!s a. HONOR widow Q,
Ss nySS o 's E. Msrson sS ri
slsl High mass Of & reGHiem cs 81, uaorier
n$. Lol SSa Of ans s'f frsnas ts"s
M5R ESs & sSs sDF4 4 st. 1871 SfAehS MfF1 Scott NJ
and Charles Miller aged 49, Rela,iyss dds
Sss tS7%af ss7 'sS and I inVis%
rRSsinat SEs ST. p int % %ySs II @T seS sso
as% R%aHs %sS 6
&S s 4 H. J! Solemn ns'gsss ssss,s
mass at Church of Gesu, 18th and stiles st.,
1tSG 1hSdS FSncra ~ i from his late residence 1881
Fe%9RUf S9 Tt'Wsr I TGa DXvp 'SF RRoRGAy R
Relatives and friends also csssia s a%ds ,0dsG No.
"a o. IT, any a. M. "a and Swedeiand Lodge No. 2iS
X. OF p, invited to funeral ] Services b. Fri
rM,NooiRsRIs-Aprll ~, THEODORE T.. husband
! Sarah Morris. aged ~. Relatives and friends of
| Apvn nf a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
deaths

ALLINGER.--Aprii 22. ANNA. daughter OF
late Frederick and Anna Aliinger; Relatives
p. M, residence OF sister, $40 Corinthian ave
Int Mt. Peace Gem. Remains may be Viewed
ANpERsoN; N;assuddeply. April "a, HARRY s.,
s4. Relatives and friends, ali organizations OF
which he was a member. invited 70 funeeIal sery.
IT, HaSd{onaaeld i{s"a N r,r Int private Baptist
Thomss ana Any Arnold 7nee HsdaonS HR 3 aset st
&c. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
s,sssi &c, e.
ss:sass SSssssSSM.iE;, ss aoEasSFsS kss
slIzb ! H{iIz4 soSssS osSp3E s1. ER;
lls1'; 3 s1lSk zs;;s' 2; 8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
TODAY,s MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sehn H. McNash, Washington. and Blanche II.
"A Crawford. 1929 Tioga st.
Morris Periman, 1856 Frankford ave, and
IA 00ldie Zipin. 1920 s. 9Th st.
Clarence C. Craw. League Island. and Edith
ia q. Weldon. 3053 Salmon st.
Doter Kohut. 0ll2 Glenmore ave, and Katie
Biias. eisi Gienmore ave.
oscar streland North Glenside, Pa. and Ethel
H ~. Clement, RowIandville. Pa.
0eorgs Il. Donnelly. 8115 Woodland ave, and
n Kafhryn Meary. Cowyn. Pa.
Rietro Bufta. 1890 s. Sheridan ST.. and Chris
4 tina Jeti. GIT Washington ave.
&eea Rsrson, sos N. I'd ST.. and Jennie weiner,
11oSry j. Eilmann, $50 Windsor ST.. and Mary
IA A. RollsNagon. 301S Germantown ave.
y s1DNas D. Peters, 425 DeKalb ST.. and Mary T..
trcss aSesi!s rs 81 sSsh istn q. .''' ana MA0el'
11S:n ssa4 ma.ts9 0ysr st. and Caroline
cuts Bigier. e20 N. 41st St.. and Elsie
qsrdRsr LaSssl sSca Springs y s,s !, N IL j. u.,.,
l1<Sseis =: smith. Washington. and Elsie Cum
Z. Tssandio1 niseSsi $40 8. 9Th st., and LILLIAN
HaEras e2o 9 ,. sth e. ~ -,
ysrysy nSorssiSwn; No. ,siS InrsS.o, y y: and
I'll saieesn; ols Greenwich st., and Ida
"a 6rocfs 1907 n, sth st ~ =. -"'
4ounF .179J RlIswerth st.. and Maude
az a.'l ISls 4 KS Sshiswiss n Sd e; Il. ana Len.
~. 1la6 IuFlsy a.. and Leah y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
MAIN LINE GOVERNESS, .
GERMAN, HELD BY u. S
Special Agent Garbarino Detains Girl
Pending Investigation of Alleged
Threatening Letters

A German governess in Main Line fam
lily is being detained by United States Spe-
cial Agent Garbarino. pending an investi-
cation into certain allegations made against
her. She is being cared for by the Court
Aid Society.
The allegation Is that the governess has
written several threatening letters to per-
sons whose names the Federal authorities
have. The young woman has been three
years in this country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
MRS. WALTER HANCOCK ILL


Mrs Walter G. Hancock. Of 1870 Chestnut
street. who IL chairman Of the Indoor Horse
Show COMMITTEES. and widely known In So
cial circles. - lying In = critical condition
q the German Hospital. following an opera
ton for Appsndioitis
Nh Hapeoek was strichen yesterday and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
A Statement by Mr.. E. w. Sinclair:--

Mr. E. W. Sinclair president
terday afternoon issued the following
II wish the public consolidation of the
Planters National
O.
This consolidation has been effected thru mutual of the stock
holders consold
better be rendered the both banks
Preceding this
had drawn and threatened draw the both institutions
that made advisable
that the Exchange National banking home equipped handle the
both banks thus be better shape thru the combined
of both
"ln this wish publicly officials
Planters National
We
found that the had accomplished the building
their line of surprisingly high found life and
all
tive for this consolidation the mutual desire for service
heretofore been with btered with the additional %
permitted the policy
SINCLAIR"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
A Statement by Mr.. G.. N. Wri9ht:--

N Wright, president
following relative to the consolidation Planters and Exchange
National
Representing the Stockholders and officials the Planters Bank take
considerable making
institution with the Exchange National Bank.
"As sentiment a passing
Planters National realize
We firmly believe
belief
Both
standpoint of ce patrons and convaona pressing
tional and local demand.
"The consolidation
With
Tulsa with the added possible by
officers of both
feel
will be met in a comprehensive
"The Planters National
contender for honos the big banks of this great city This
has friendship that existed
the of the banks and the of the bank.
I'VE % fac and
a National
N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27

the Exchange National Bank and the Planters National Bank
will find these institutions consolidated under the
of The Exchange National Bank.
Both banking institutions, rather the combined bank will
be located in the Exchange National home the
of Third and Boston.
This consolidation every way Planters National bank
stockholders officials and employees will, practically ALL
the councils and help in the direction of the combined banks
This change of mutual agreement made only because the
officials of both banks the possibilities gilmore effective
patrons thereby.
We that the patrons of both banks will find mutual
pride and satisfaction in such consolidation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Gifted egyptian phrennirrisi nave your
palm Thoroughly read and explained tg
genuine Egyptian uaiwlsf and rlatf
fofan'. ono naturally giffrd uIth fba
power 70 toll many coming susrfs ~
Sour NE Fhs tells what YOU called TO-.
names - ftiouds enemies hos 90 gain
fuorrss ir business health eaurishfp.
marriage divorce spsruiatiaus and
frnrHartians ~ all Kinds Na matter
what may b. your ambition hope o.
fear she guarantees 20 helm you Ne
Fuu Foo fruuhiaf DO fuu nnt tho ONE
you hHfe bestowed Hour TRUST and ar
f"rtinrH upon acting cool ard indiffsr.
ruf tovArd Your She adviaeu on ,
inpnrtani affalrs ~ uf~ Special tbia
week r~adirgr 30 At l.a Trttes.
att. corner sItih ataN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
MADAME LESSIlE

PttuENoLp8tsr ANp Tt.NfnNurANr
THE fansHaa phrrHaiaatst feaas 3nsf en-.
ftfp iifs from ths tfafts ta atf age iasf
90 tho heed Indicates gives 500 dsfes.
farts. tells 500 shat has passed in life
shat is harpeninr. stthept asAirE =
single question She does not tell things
% please. bnt reads fhinEa lust 90 fhs
had Indicates! tells you shat pianria
yua we're born undeg the iuebY and an
iuChr planets. when ard VI bonn fru eill
fnarrY. settles ard explains foes family
Troubles. marriages. dltnrre health.
bHslnrss isw suite sfseruisflsHs. eHt
ussnis frausarfiuHs - go Finfs in fact.
m matter shat RauF haur fsar ~ am-
hilton raur 90 this uofsd uhrruoinEtst
and un6 belly There BE- up nrrd Cor
anyone a. he unsufrsaafHf firf adttrn
removes Hif trouble She ruafanffes
sefisfaefinn nr no charge Her readings
are strictly t.rndsrtiaf Gals anf cone
ruff hrF free Itepm fIafieua HlHK
1859 wsstiaAr office hnass 80 a. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
MADAM RUTH
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN
pilRENOlOgIST

WHO haze sol ihn bpaer tn trli yuu auf
thlus ruu aaHt ta kupe HafisfarttHn
auafanfHrd tF WHuer refunded Fns
rtn advice boss 60 avoid taH iurk and
receive saaa iueA sts Eitrr true advice
on ell Important atf4tfu ~ tlfe VIII tell
fn9 wafAluf amH husireus fnAn bat
Dine ~ husiHfsa hr ail Dc lucky tn.
Tho madam rsn advice hau ta bring
fnr srtafatrI together and live happf
aHi $500 SOIL fau the sfrtFi ~ heinz
isUfb aha eH.tfasfHl Hhs dura unf soil
ta please. tuf 80 es 300 frue al tIrc an
enat fraf Hrtain atH te ESQ attisa
~ faa aiW marry alFe 40 tatFr 10 guu
are SORTED nr discouraged g. 90
ha1Hu roth phv friis ihe past. prsasni
and f4fHrs advises 20 basiuess and
family alfalfa rauftshfp And marriages
tells the uamrs - Fuuf fsfufs husband
90 wife. aHd hos So sin tie ono rna
iaF~ tells shat huuinsss faa afe adspi
- faf4 Nhon Go spec lair And ~hsrr 60
israta aud hos "a 30 surrHsafai iu NE
and avoid ai treuhie ta faft arf thins
fhat geffatra GO Faur welfare pr hauHi
rees runsltf fhia aHntrffui lsds tier
advice witf remove ait ntstaries Fnis
urrf See Greece ffsL FnHfth ats
nmN ma H.a..HH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19

SIAN g eorued beef i@tse an dffc ih.
small H-Dsne STEAK. zee ID. stalls -
las Red shield butter. lbs ii.E. cppA
coffee. zee %. Japan tea sec ~. sf4H
fsR Hiue Ribbon bread. lnaves i5ef
butter squares. Tee dnz. raisin bread.
eiarvn ioavcE. Sc stalls ifi-is-. klF-
psred salmon. isc 30 lunch herring. Zee
90 hamlnY. Zee at stall ist strictly
fires hsRRs 1tc doE stall 10. small
cflss.o secs medium Crlseu. SIC. Ronaa
meal .gr pkE Boyai baking powdes.
rae. gee frc stalls il1-its dry onions
Be- Ih. wainuts ibs ttcs Winsssp aP-
Piles lee dor Mia stall pure nilk, ss
rs e. a. staH lot. boxes matches.
Soc. q ssrkn sat iec pkEs. Jelio fsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19

rhn greatest pbrcnoIpEist and medium iu
the world. has just arrived in seattle
~ thcrs iH anything sou desire Goo
know and wiHh 90 find out ahe CON
toll you Gives you advice on nii ir
purtaut affairs ~ lifr She VIII Eltr
SOU advice In regard 10 love Iurk.
pouftship business affairs aud mat.
tlaFna and also transactions of any
uaturr. She can tell sou iu regard 20
vaccinations. Investments business
transactions stocks willis ana bonds
and toll you anything that pertains 90
YOUR welfare ana happiness one visit
tu this wonderful lady VIII pay fou for
the many dlaappoiutments ln all 9th.
erE sho wlil give the name Of your
future husband or wife and tell you
what you came fur without asking H
single question She can ton your past
ITO and what your future NE Ia 90 ts.
and What busnsH ia most LUCKY FOR YOU.
aud what YOU aro Adapted fnF Tho
Madam can Dee fnrht Zoo haf private
residence 1913 Thhd atc b,tvr.n
PIKE and Pine. Hudiuss daily 30 cnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19

stalls T-t bars swap etc. ~.
uar1ranI Irr. bars so&p etr 1larr.
CAVE mills. .tr. toilet paper o. roll. s-ia
bag prepared pancake flour. 2tcs ! H.
600 Japan Sss -hc. sacks nait. ice i
boxes matches 500 Ftan slriean
steak frr I rib sieat Isi. q 10 T-bons
steak f1t lr Do pot reAsf DC 10 stsa
~ oleamsrEartns gtc aud &c ID. psrs
strained honey iac 3d. peanut batter.
iec it stall gs I-It can chocoiAte. 3Tc.
gts-ih t,an host coffee sac. ISc rag
shredded wheat. ilc. tea. 12c 10. I-is.
pkE baking pos der g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19

rtaHs o. pot roast 81 10 anl
ur sirialn steak. ifAc &c.. round steak
ITf.r go club sauraFe ana sa9szf.
f.faf 1fh.r ~ good bacon Use 10
stnIfa Is.t- hetf fresh ehufusd batter
~ IH joe &c. fis i.5. frest
rnurns1 butter f1r &c.. it.s Sc
WhrhirFfou rfraulerl butter. see o. 1
fresh ranch sEFs SOC dor dor TEe
stalls 1896 fresh rrisp Finrar srAps
zoe ft bars best Hhifs rS4p he
unrhronl o. be- large cans milk. sEe|
lr-a peaches o. d.. 100 boE shaker sait
fuf go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
SANDERS s. CT

Successors -
German. rnerscan Loan CO
saas.tsas e 1rsfsN wac fsi -
~r-~>'>'I; .liiNEse MEDICINE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19

stan lT ibs pure granuiAted raesr
CO., -fau - fresh pastsurizsd mix. 4
at e. rt stan 1891. fresh iRis ssgs
1tc dn4 dox 5ir Stall 1914. fTsss
salmon trout. sec 3d. fresh black ed
Ior o. Stalls l-. lemons. ic EACH ri
anEes doE .sr stall 1895. lard
raua suiia -1r $50. can solid -
tomatoes for zEr stall a. best y1-'
cider vinegar agc Eal stall 1887. f4nel
bacon 4sr 90 half hams lsc 10. stat
1903 tomatoes tec can. salmon. Zee caa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE IS gsFT Gyr A. 1a.G Voter. tho Port
saPsS PSSiusfS @ S'opo.or
PROPOSITION
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SIS 81 he Port % ''' '''''
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' I: S9s a:f hat 'GIs IL. ts ' toS the
ssGHPs ~ 5 fcst,
cpany Oregon wsSso '' Ra STS F Ssysa i
PROPOSITION THREE
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hf s.:i rsr 2s SlGa. 10 20. s% "n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
PM STREET

q a D marEef. found Ffeak. ltr %
bafuhuratr l4hc TO-. Pot roess. Istsc
it NfuuEH zee Los Cabin syrup. zera
900 Log cabin syrup. Iac. bo-ib Sax
fan.f, flour. o. 80 stall - buttermlk.
acc at fresh pastsuriEsd milk. &c ct &c
~ divers beat butter &c 10. Nsw
YORK. cheese 1pc %: Wisconsin brick
ssc 10 stall -. dli pickles Toe ~ 4
cottage cheese. lee -. stan -. peanut
butter lee ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19


I'D OF the Port Commission. January 2eth 1917
fAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-19
Spiritual MEDIUMS
NINE. NlCTORIA


The celebrated phrsnoiaEist eAirroyAnf
snd paiuist gives sri~utinr readings ou
all affats # ne pasl. present co.
future You have seen tha others. nps
go the beet u in trouble Az readinEs
r4afanfs ed satisfa ttuff af no fees &C.
rsptea HEADINGS tn, Room ! A.
beit Hotel rhira aud riks
RrAbH NotH uFAb ttBr A ir -
dlcates shat business tan af. adapted
fur when ard shom 500 eiI marry
sstiies and explains love auaifa and
fafulff troubles feuHlfsa tHa separated
str satisfaction guaranteed cor 90
fftrEr 40 nnF In uoahis fufurd auaf
uanet of na iuuu~I Permanently 30.
Gated COS rine q Mr.s Alexander
MADAM CitsRlorrE rctENriFir
palfnist N~adtnEa 500 HausfHrttan
suafantseI tlsuthofus Hotel main
foot fnam Madison -. near sew.
enih eve
va nrnpicN ALIsT NTN
Letter tifti~s Tursdat FRIDAY even.
lass Communication datis ifataI Hfbso
Itsi rniri ave ihonr Euau ai5i
HELM MGR ntKtEiaH CIRCLES
SUNDAY Tuesday ffiaaF evenings rou.
sHifatious daliy iso' 5fd sr~ room sis
cIATHVOfA~r cARn nEApfNg
FOURTH hausg N~st ~ Hlesart %. 1910
ElEhm ato
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