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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
BASEBALL AT DIX.
Major and Minor Leagues and
Division Teams to be
Formed.

Camp Dix, March 6-At a meeting o
the Athletic Association here yesterday,
baseball WAS given the floor for an hour
and half. Two leagues were organized,
70 cover the entire camp, putting the
larger organizations into the Major
League and the smaller units into the
Minor. The Major League will comprise
the 59th, the Pioneer Regiment of Della
ware; the 3O9th Infantry, 310th lnfan-
try, 3lIth Infantry, 312th Infantry, l53d
Depot Brigade, 303d Engineers, 3O7th
Field Artillery, 30Sth Field Artillery,
3O9th Field Artillery, 349th Field Artil-
lcry, 35Oth Field Artillery.
The Minor League will be made up OF
the 307th Machine Gun Battalion, 30Sth
Machine Gun Battalion, 309th Machine
Gun Battalion. Sanitary Train, Ammunl-
tion Train. Military Police, Bath Engi.-
ncers, 26th Engineers, First and second
Battalion team or Depot Brigade. Third
and Fourth Battalion Team Depot hrl-
gade, Fifth and Sixth Battalion Depot
Brigade. and one other team to bc drawn
from the Base Hospital, Quarternaster
Corps or Rcmount Depot.
In addition 10 the two big leagues
the roginental athletic officers viii en-
courage company leagues within their
OWN regiments, and a division team VIII
be selected from among the best IN
camp Camp Athletic Director By Wal
ton IL arranging an attractive schedule
for the division team Games arc now
pending with Fordham, Cornell. Fort Slo-
cum. Newport Naval Training station and
Springfield Y NJ G. \. College
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
QUOT GAMES.
p, B. g. w. and Manitou Quintets
Winners of
Matches.

Kid Baldwin's p, H. & W r. r. A. A
quot champions opened their series Of
Is games with the Brack Tx Republican
Club by winning three ont of five ganes
in the first set last night at the T.. B.
& W 4 A. quarters.
In addition 10 the series there was a
special match between Md Baldwin and
Cap Hsckett, the players splitting even
in the two games played. The deciding
game will be PLAYED next week Scores:
Brack Tx Ia II 2t q ,
T., Il. & " y ~ 81 II 213
Players: Brack Tx T. &c igcr, -.
II Iiettinger. -. ponohoe. +. Dough-
crty T., H. & W Dcnn. ponIon,
Gilland. Joyce Referee Hoopca
Manitou Tribe. O. r. NJ, quot
team fiuwhed its series with the l'shcrs
Union OF Union NJ T. Church last night
by defeating tho 'shrrs IN four ont Of the
five games, which gave them the series
With the winning of the series, NanItou
now laws claim tn the championship of
the State and would like to meet anv
team that disputes this clam. T.. u 4
W r. r 4 A. and tho Young Men =
Republican Club preferred Nj chal-
lcnges should be sent to John kang
Is Riddle avenue Last nights scores
Mantou. y u II - 20 q
Union q 1t ! 13 - !
PLAYERS Manitou C. Grier, J. Eos
ter. W Baldwin W. Schoticld. II. vii
liarns Union II JrfTrics, William Eper-
son. II Ward. A Allston. II Evans, II
Sandcrsnn. J. Gibbons, W Sprcts Ref
Cree. Porter,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
WITH THE RID MEN.
Great Chief Visiting the Tribes Down the
STAFF

Red Men union meetings are beng
arranged for throughout the reservation,
the frat being held Saturday evening,
March 2, IN thc WIRWam of Wlssahlck0n
Tribe. No ~. Selbyvilc Great Saehcn
Alexander G. Rodgers. Great Junior
Sagauore Frank A. Gradwohl. Great
Sannap James II McManls and Great
Chief Of Records Edward Nclntire, all
took mp the iron trail To meet with the
members Of Wisaahickon No 70 of 5clby
vile, Asketum, No. - of DaRsboro.
Ottawa No 30 Of Williamsvile, ASA
waman, No 36 of OceanVlew and Black
foot No 4 Of MlIlsboro. Only two Of the
tribes. however were represented, there
being about l25 members Of Wlssahickon
and 80 members of l'lackfoot present.
The great chiefs were n little disappolnt-
ed that the other tribes had not sent rep
rescntativca. but they were well pleased
with the splendid turn-out that greeted
them Long talks were made bY the VISIT
ing men and bv members II the tElbcs
represented Principally through the
efforts of " + Hudson, deputy great
sachcm. of the FIVE trlhca mentioned,
considerable interest and activity arc inani-
feat Wissahirkon having adopted stHiy-
one mcnbrrs IN the last two moons. and
the degree team of this tribe. pnsi Great
SarhcIn Edward Y Baker. captain, nill
VISIT Blactfont Tribe w II 81 Nlllshofo
on Monday he eleventh sun and ad"pt
several palcfacce for hem
The work of he degree team - well por-
trayed and spcnd4lly performed that
accounting very much II the popularity =
Of the tribc that has becn So successful N
building NJ Rrdmanship during this fcrm
Tho great chiefs wrre rovsdlv entertain
cd and appreciated ihcir vislf ~ thc-e
hunting grounds Great Senior ~apaInorc
Harry + Elliott. assisted ~ Rev ! !
Bunting md Rev X i Stephenson. both
members of tho order. and othera arr
visiting tho various trhcs throughout
Kent county
On the 18th of Snow Moon Miona
fribe. No - II Magnolia wa- vietrd
aud the great chlofs found ~ hrir arrival
that Joint p1bic meeting bad been
arranged bclwocn the trlfe and the Lodge
II I q 5 % \ Thc haII Rt- packed toifs
cnpacffr
Ontlo 10th sun n SNOW Moon Sal ruae
Tribe NJ ~ nf Milford MS tlsIiod on
iho 9TH Cayllea. ~ - III trdcrct.
and ~ he 2Sth Rod lnud. \o 80 81
Houston on thc first sim of Worm Moon
Shawnco Tribe Va n nf Ciat Ton anil ~
tho "a sun Tce1meoh .Irihf \o Is 1f
Hickman The trihcs Wcrr found m gond
working condition with the expectation ot
greatly increasing thor member lfp lHr
inp thia'torm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
FRIENDS SCHOOL
DROPS ANOTHER
Blue and White Beaten 49 to 29
by Westtown Boys School
Quintet.

Although the score docs not Indicate
II, one Of the fastest games Of the season
wsps staged al the Friends School gym"
,estcrday. when the Quakers went down
to defeat before the Westtown Boys
school. 80 Ia 20. The game WAS fast
and clcanly played
Ncsttown's superior weight and cx-
Is,uence told against the Friends in the
long nun. The Qiakcrs were close con
tenders At the end of the first half. only
two points IN the van. 1916 SCOTS
spectacular work from the field for West
town IN the second half soon gave the
Pcnnsylvanisns a comfortable lead, which
they maintained tall the finish Scott
shot siN 81 his seven field goals IN this
period
tine oi the real features Ia local fol-
lowers was the class displayed by Comfy
a, guard when hc went INTO the game at
guard when Taylor moved up To III.
smiths place ut center Comfy showed y
world Of speed and promises To be one
al the best guards ever produced nj the
Quaker institution.
Friends School will close ITS season
FRIDAY night. when IT will clash with the
Coatcsvillc High five on the local court
Score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
Here Is a Message That May
Mean An End To All of
Your Suffering.

Il are Just feeling the first
1'tie tNrnglng pans Of Rheum-
atl~In W would warn YOU 10
lake the right course al the out
ct. and AVOID permitting your
self to fall a helpless N-tim TO
one Of the most disabling and
painful diseases 70 which the
human family IS subject.
And Il YOU have had Rheuna-
tlsm for any length Of time, the
chances are that YOU have kept
the linlment bottle pretty busy
but YOU have realized bl now
mat gallons Ot IIninent9 and
other locally applied remedies viii
never rid YOU Of tins nody-wreck-
ing. pain-racking disease. The
oe>t that YOU can expect from
4ch treatment IS some little tenn
p3rar. relief from the sharp,
toOtlng pans.
But you want more than mere
relief. You want 10 break the
shackIeS u a disease that has
= 81 firmly within its power.
! ,l want a treatment that not
ulN relieves the pains. but that
top them forever. BY reaching
elr -roe. and removing their
t>rer.eaoe i4a- proyt tilat a
f. majority q cases Of Rheu-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
A RAY OF HOPE
FOR THOSE WITH
RHEUMATISM

matlsm are caused Dl dioor-
dered condition Of the blood.
Millions upon millions Of tiny
little disease germs multiply
rapidly. and spread throughout
the circulation. setting up their
attacks Of pain at some susceptl-
bic part Of the body OF course
the blood cannot be reached by
local applications, which eX-
plains why rheumatism is never
cured by liniTents and lotions.
But those whose blood is in
tested with the gerSls Of Rheu-
matism should be delighted to
know that in the midst Of all
their suffering. there is a bright
rav Of hope. S. S. S.. the rell-
able purely vegetable blood rem
edy, promptly purifies the blood,
and CleanSeS it Of all impurities
and disease germs. and in this
way makes it impossible for the
germs Of Rheumatism to re-
main. A full course Of this rem
edy will prove to you its great
efficacy. as it has in numerous
cases which have been reported
to Us by grateful patients.
Do not continue to suffer be
cause Of wrong treatment, but
60 to your drug store and COM
mence taking S. S. S. today.
Also write fully to our head ply
oician, who will give you full in
structiCns about your own case.
Address Medical Director, 401
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
MANY HELP GOVERNMENT.

If the entire results Of the work Of the
Federal Department of Labor IN the line
Of securing and placing workers for the
various industries are in keeping with the
record Of the local branch, the total accom-
plishment will be noteworthy.
According to the director. 4. G. Benk-
hart, over 400 situations were filled
during the short month of February, as
compared with l54 for the same month of
last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
Liberty Fire 90. Election.

The Liberty Fire Co Monday night
elected the following officers for the cnsu-
ing year President, Hugh J Wallace;
vice-president, William T Lewis; secre-
tary Robert l.. Pyle; treasurer, Michael
Kern board Of directors, William L.
Lewis, Charles p. Stevenson, Jr. William
Wells, Charles J. Cannon, Sr, Hugh J.
Wallace, George Roller; board of trustees,
William T. Lew is. Charles p. Stevenson,
Jr., George Roller, Charles J. Cannon, Sr.
investigating committee, Hugh j. Wal
lace William Wells, George Roller.
engineer. Charles F. Stevenson, Jr,
fire recorder, George Roller; chauffeurs,
George J. WaIlacasnd James F. McHugh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
BOXING TO Co IN JERSEY.
Eight Round Bouts Permitted Under Bill
Signed by Goyerpor EDGE

Trenton. y J.. March The Hurley
hoxlng bill which permits ctCht-round
bouts in New Jersey with cIght-ouncc
gloves under the supervision of com
mission. was signed Yesterday by Governor
Edge
The new law specifically provides that
such bouts must not bc held IN any
place whore liquor Is sold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
Lansing Ia Rcxiew Trnnns

tugu4ta en- March Secretary
Lansing. Is ho Il hcre on hort vacation.
prataHl. pIll rrvic+ the 18th Division
brfare his return to Washington 4 was
announced ~ amp Hammock ih. dlrl-
glon Il composed argelp ii units of the
former FcnnsFIvann National Guard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
Salcsianum GamC.

SalcSianum IS primcd for wha, i con
Sidercd its biggest game Of he basket
hall season tonight when i vll clash
for the third time with the Alumni five
Each team has already won game and
tho Grads will come back strong tonight
with their best lineup III an effort to win
the series whllc the present defenders
of the Gold and White are N shape To
stand their hardest test Of the >csson,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

pears in the role Of Gracc Culver, whose
sharp tongue has earned her the title Of
"The Wasp" But, though bitterly sar-
castle, Grace Culver Is really fender
hearted and anxious for home Of her own
and the heaL TINT Life cnn RiNo her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
wtlMIN.roN FRIENDS SCHOOL
wrsrrowN Bo,s SCHOOL.

I,uls committed Wilmington. 10.
Ncsttoun. : Referee BALDWIN Time
keepers Cooch and Way.
VII MINGroN SCRURS wsIIOrRp
The Ncstt9wn Scrubs smothered the
tr,rds School Scrubs under a one
s,dsd score IN a preliminary game. s. too
q Was Nosttovn game from the start
ttd they scored almost At will while the
Wilmington tossers could harllv locate
Tho basket Score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
Park side Jrs. Win.

Parksidc juniors again defeated Mcr-
wick IN n basket ball game last night,
the score being 36 to ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
THE SQUAD FARM /"
WINS ITS AUDIENCE
Very Clever Comedy of Life in the
Movies Seen at The
Playhouse.

THE SoUAB FARM, comedy in
four acts. by Frederick and Fanny Hat
ton at The Playhouse. The cast:
Bruce Sanford, general director Excelsior
Film Co. .......... Lewis Sherman
Jack Logan, business manager,
William L. Gibson
Gus (Gioom) johnson, an assistant di-
rector. ........... Harry Davenport
Harry Fox, another director, G. NJ. Scay
Jed Burns, camera man. Bert Angeles
"Pipkie' florsheim, camera man,
Fred kaufman
Eddie James, Sanford's office bow
Alfred Dayton
Duke Kenyon, leading man.
Raymond Bloomer
Randolph Travers, juvenile,
G. Oliver Smith
Dixie DE We're, a leading woman.
Miss Julia Bruins
Mary Martin. scenario writer,
Miss Vivian Rushmorc
Cleo dc Montigmy Duchessl.
Miss Ann Austin
Pop Tracy. Miss Suzanne Villa
Bahette la Mar Miss Florence Doyle
Rca st John Miss Dorothy klewcr
Peggy Rogers. Miss Marie Ccntlvre
Hortensc Hogan, applying for n position,
Jane sanford. San(ords wife,
Miss Jeanette Horton
Virginia Leslie. a young actress,
Miss Alma Tell
The Hnttona Frederick and Fanny
have done a lot Of good things, ne Tor
instance. Upstairs and Down and
years of Discretion, but thoy haven t
turned out cleverer thing than he
SQUAD Farm.
The authors have gone to the movies
for tho locale Of their play and buht
then comedy around life in film factory
The result Il rather moro than one would
expect from such an environment be
cause n motion picture studio IS eaacn-
TALLY a place where work IS done and
there should bc very little comedy save
that which IL being made ready Tor
the screen
But tho linttons have found a Way 10
make genuine PLAY of the great industry
Tho action never rclaxr. there is move
mont from start ~ finish and the inrs
are undeniahly good tlcyerncss SIMPLY
rreks in thc dialogue. although the Inn
* not of tho bolstcrous sort onc SIN
plv ats and chucLlcs. which. after al
Is the finest way ~ which to cnloN
comedy The bulk " the evening work
fell on Lowell sherman and Alma Tell.
sherman. N the role ~ RuIcc Sanford.
= motion picture director, has role that
gIvcs fine opportunity for MI the ahtlttN
hC possesses as a comedian and he makes
the most of every minute Miss iclt -
very charming and vCrv winsnmc IN the
part of Virginia Leslie. not only by rca
son OF her personality hui lry reason 81
her art The supporting company
i cxcgntlonallv good Tho settings leave
nothing to bc dcslred and tho cntlrc
production ls hrstClass IN every respect
Decidedly. no lover ot spirited np-to-datc
comeiy wants to miss The SQUAD Farm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
,rI.As TOW pa.R REsERvTs.

Icsi something Try classified adv.
D livery Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06
wEsrrowN sCRuns.
Goals
WITH THE ROWIERS.

row DER LEAGUE ROWLING
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

"Thc Wasp, featuring Miss Kitty
Gordon. World Picture Brady-madc
Is the attraction at the Savoy Theatre
TODAY and tomorrow Miss Gordon ap-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

"Old Lady 81. Rachel Crothera'
dramatization Of Louise Forsslund's s novel,
which comes To The Playhouse March IL,
II and IL with Emma Dunn as the star,
is n gem of the first water The atmos-
phere Of the play is typically New Eng
land and the costumes and settings are
all true types. but the characterization,
showing the human heart as the very Same
Whatever the agc or the period Is the
special feature Of the production
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

March 4, and l6, with Saturday mat,
nee. genial Tom Wise, prince of American
character comedians. and William Cotr
tcnay. most plausible and charming Of
idols, will appear n The Playhouse MS CO
stars in n rarely delightful comedy,
General Post. produccd under the
management oi Charles Dillingham;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-06

One of thc odd things pictured ~ lyman
II Howcs Travel Festival. which comes
90 The Playhouse on March y and - ! :
the trained cornorant which catches fish
for its owncr
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MANmW,aEEted reliable colQred man 10 do
general ,houscwork and light laundry wor X
Tor bachelor in New York, Must be abovs
HIait age, good cook sober and reliable
EAcrLcnt nome for right man References
required Address. stating age and expert
enc. r. ~ Hurritt. West Forticth Street
MECH HANGS Wanted. iirst-cass mechanics;
n" other need Apply. Chevrolet Motor Go .
10 Ncsi Brosd
MEN AND BOYS-WANTED.
SEVERAL MEN AND BOYS
FOR GENERAL WORK IN
OUR DIFFERENT DEPART
MENTS; WITH OR WITHOUT
EXPERIENCE; STEADY EN-
PLOYMIINT; GOOD PAY.
THE RANDOLPH PAPER BON
CO., NO. 1907 ROSS STREET.
MENACE IL TO As. experience unnecessary
Travel make secret Investigations. re.
ports. Salary. expenses. American Foreign
Detective ~ go
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-,
- hER-Wantcd, frSt-Class baker; wages
S25 per week. Apply American Bread
Raking Co.
BARBER wanted; VIII pay SIS a week.
l97i.W.
BARBER-Wanied. barber. $50 guarantees
and 60 oyer $40. Apply to Tony Donem-
cheIlo. l05 West Bank street. Petersburg. Va.
ACkSMITH-Wanted. frst-ci black
emith: also two helpers. Smith Moore
Vehicle Co.. S13 North Fourth Street.
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FOREMAN - Wanted, expert
enced coal gas foreman, for
permanent work. Write, Civ
ing references and stating eX-
perience, to Mr.. S. A. Goodman,
City Gas Company, Star Street
and Monticello Avenue, Nor
folk, Va.
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MAN-Wanted. settled man for stock room
Must have experience with stock handling
In automobile or hardware business Per
nihhent position with excellent opportunity
for advancement
KLINE KAR CORR
Seventh and Cary Streets
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Virginia Fire and Marine lns Co.
VTRCINIA- CAROLINA CHEMICAL co.
once OF Treasurer.
Richmond, Va. June -. 1915.

TIE: board of iircctors ~ Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company have this Gay declared
= dividend %: pcr cent E2 per share). the
same being quarterly dividend No 81 on
The pTsi"rrca stock OF this company. pay
aolr July 10 1917 when checks will DO
mailed to all ur.f.rrcd Etoc, holders a..
record at the close VI business on july s.
1918.
s. w. TRAVERS.
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WANTED. an idea. You can think Of soms
,d SIMPLE thing to patent. Protect your
for Needed Inysntions" and How to Get
1our patent Randolph & Co.. Dept 90,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ONE Overland touring car. $3.50 ono Dodge
;ourinG SAT- sSo9 .'hcse cars are in first.
ciasS coalition. Must be sold at once VIII
consider Liberty bonds. Cali Madison 43oi.J
MONDAY between and 10 o'clock
kiSilMOND Smitn Form TRUCK Co, 1913
ESQ One.ton L..tversal. $3.50
USED cars al attractive prices. Peerless
passenger. 1850. Stude bakcr. T-passcnger
sS,n: HUDSON 7-passenEer. Overland spas,
truck; s2Js Atlantic Motor Co. S9S West
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WE also want a (reaD retail
salesman who can go out in
good field and sell trucks and
pleasure cars. We want a
man who is used to making real
money; no pikers. Address b
BOT, care Times-Dispatch.
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VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL Co.
ONCE OF Treasurer.
Richmond. Va. June
WEST END RANk

WEST END BANK
June s. 1918
TIE board OF directors OF this ba nix has hi,
IA; declared "a semiannuai dividend OF 8
per sent on us capital stock. maya Die TO the
mailed. " 70
CHAS. *. WILLIS Cashier
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HELP WA NTED-MALE.

AUTO and truck salesman for
Petersburg. We have an
opening for a live wire sales
man, who is capable Of going
out through Eastern Virginia
and Eastern North Carolina
and establishing agencies for a
high-grade truck and two of
Americas high-grade pleasure
cars. In answering this ad
give full particulars in first
letter, salary or commission
expected, references, past expe-
rience, etc. No triflers need
answer.
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",ANTED. a. man 10 stay In store and
Dispatch.
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oh, how hard we tried to save him
Prayers and tcars wcr. al! IN vain.
HAPPY angels came and took him
From tins world Of toll and pain.
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ALESMAN-Wanted. wholesale and retail
automobile salesman for Virginia Adj
dress c 3l5. care Times Dispatch.
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And now though the circle Is broken
And parting thus MI: Us with pain.
We huid ii glorious token
The bright hope OF meeting again.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

ERADLEY--In loving remembrance Of our
darling son and brother. ALBERT LEE
Jk'; who died e!sh, years ago to-day. june
The golden gates were opened wide.
gentle voice said Come
Angels from the other side
Welcomed our loved home.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS,

ATkINS.--Died. at his mothers rcaiuenc=.
3gll Beverly Street, SATURDAY. June -,
JOSEPH T.. Al AIMS. AK" ten years, fir
is survived b. his mother. AIRS Adeha J.
Atkins: nye brothers ana one sister.
The body viii u. carried 10 Wise. y. c.,
for burlal
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PURELY Personal.

WRITE song-Patriotic or popular I
Send words to-day. Thomas Merlin. 6So
Reaper Block Chicago.
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LA i'pREtS-Wanted. white and coiored
Ia hornrS ApnlN Armour ~ Co