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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.

John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price, $1,000
North Carolina ave. Sc. between 9Th
and 7th SITS. Two seven-room apart
ments. under rental at $3S each: with
hot-water heat. Beautiful lot. % feet
front: southern exposure. and one Of
the best values ever offered In this
section Of the city. Terms. 81, 500 cash.
balance $50 per month. to include in
terest and principal.
Price, $500
18th st. Sc. near Lincoln Park. A
six-room modern house, with hot-water
heat; colonial porch; brick garage. and
every known modern convenience.
Terms, 81 $50 cash, balance $3.50 per
month. to include interest and prin-
cipal.
Price, $1,000
St sc. between 9Th and 9Th SITS.
An etght-room modern brick house,
with hot-water he:t. The cheapest
house in this section Of the city. Four
rooms on a floor. Will make splendid
home or pay well as an investment.
Large lot This house can be sold on
terms of $500 cash, balance $42 per
month. to include interest and prin-
cipal.
Price, $500
18th ct. Sc. near East Capitol ct.
A six-room modern house.. with eel
lar. Large lot to alley; plenty Of
n room for .sz e e. Terms $50 cash:
interest and principal.
Price, $500
X st. Sc. near 18th ut. and one
square from Pennsylvania ave. A six
room modern brick house that you
could not begin to build today for
$500, exclusive Of the ground. This
house is sold at a sacrifice and will pay
we'll as an investment. Terms. $500
cash. balance $16 per month. to in
clude interest and principal.
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house; 10 rooms, baths, electricity, steam
heat; within walking distance Of ssvelnnenf
departments; chean % quick buyer: snan casp
payment. Apply OWNER 1ozz 3tth ct. AVA
=. S:S:s Franklin 71o6. -
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Mt. Pleasant

Mt. Pleasant
Twelve-room house: two baths; cellar:
porches; .hot-water heat; gas; corner house:
every room an outside room splendid location
Price, 81, 500; terms
American University Heights
Five-room bungalow: hot-water heat: cleo.
t1c lights; gas; cellar; pofches; beautifully
designed and finished; just completed and ready
to occupy. :
Price. 80. $50; terms.
THE COLUMBIA LAND CO..
Room 1876. Southern building, 18th and n.
Franklin 1892.
Near 18th and Lamont
A comparatively new 7-r. and 2-b. modern
colonial home; every convenience; Beautifully
large porches; perfect condition; ideal iocs
ton; leaving June 80; sell for Sc. 500. Hd-
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
MT. PLEAsANT-IRvING NEAR 11fh
house 0 rooms and bath; large lot, room
enough for double garage to wide alley: for
quick sale. will take 1880 Address Box
132-M. Star office. 17s
s.sT0RY BRICK AND FRAME; GOOD LOT
away at 1850; trust, $500, 4 years: essv
terms. n. 3. RYoN. 1928 F NV.
ONE OF CHEAPEST HOUSES, on TERMS.
ever offered In Sc s Convenient YEN to navy yard.
lot; alleys. Address Boz I'M. Star ONCE.
BY OWNER OCCUPANT-36, 5OO-s-RN. AND
bath; easy walking distance all govt depts.:
excellent repair; immediate Possession SUNDAY
or after 8 O'Clock, 2104 n ST. NV.
story modern brick house; 6 rooms and hath:
hot-water heat; concrete cellar: 9aa snI
electricity; colonial porch; parking; wide lot:
large alley.
81. 650-sth ct. n.e.. north Of I-Ntee 2.storv
brick; rooms and bath; parking: paved aIiey
rear Geo Eco i sas s81 R1st .'i ia g.
FIRST TIME OFFERED FOR SALE.
A nne home on north side Of seaton
place. just west Of North Capitol st.,
Bloomingdale.
Two-story. cellar and attic brick
dwelling, good condition. with space
for garage to 2o-foot alley. Modern
, bath, screens.
Possession within reasonable time,
For permit to inspect, price and ether
information, address Box 2-M, Star
office. Agents need not answer.
$4,000-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Modern rooms and bath. Near Soldiers
Home Park. y block ok. from car line; $4,000
Star ONCE.
8 LARGE ROOMS, CLOSETS; BATH:
h.w.h.; gas range; front and rear porches:
large lot; paved alley; quick possession. Price
50. $50; terms. Owner, 426 Kentucky ave. Sc.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE ON KENYON ST. NV:
"a block from car line.
Colonial porch. large yard. garage and cellar
Phone Lincoln pas. 17s
FRAME HOUSE, LARGE ROOMS, FUR
mace; concrete cellar, attic; lot 5Ox1OO; S. 600:
9Th n.e., Brookland. Inquire OWNER, ad-
dress Box 2ss-K. Star ONCE. It's
TWO ADJOINING BRICK HOUsES-H BET.
N. Cap. and LIST NV; large rooms: 81. 200
each. Inquire OWNER, address Boz 2S9-K.
Star ONCE. 4 17s
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; FURNACE HEAT;
concrete cellar under whole house; hardwood
1Aish; newly papersd: front porch; near Sol
diers' Home, on upshur Of. gssd car seryice.
For further information address Box 1e4-K.
Star ONCE. 6s
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1907 EAST CAPITOL sT.-A BEAUTIFUL.
home overlooking lincoln Park. on corner os
Fast Capitoi and Kentucky ave-: nrst Moor
contains parlor, reception hall. dining room AND
pantry: second door, bedrooms and os.n
third floor 4 bedrooms large cellar. Htcnen,
laundry trays and servants toilet. OAK nnish
throughout A bargain at $4,000 Inspection
os P nn,Y TO los. A. HERBERT & SON.
hIh East Capitol st
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>OO,OOO"DlN dit NOt.
Facing Mcmillan Park; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; attrac-
tive location: high elevation; i'm
mediate possession.
Near LIST and R SITS.
SJ.750-Liberal terms; modern,
rooms; tiled bath; hardwood
floors and trim; open freplaces:
space for garage on paved alley:
convenient to both car systems;
excellent street.
Close to Rock Creek Park
S5,5oO-Detached, on a large lot;
rooms and bath; large porches.
Corner House Northeast
,25O-Located near 9th and
SITS. me-; convenient to both car
systems; in section Of home own
ers; rooms and bath; large
front colonial porch; excellent
yards.
Near Truxton Circle
s5.o00-Terms, $500 cash. At
tracrive 2-story house. containing
rooms and bath; good yards;
paved alley.
Park View
$5.O00-Attractive location; Sec
ton Of home owners; rooms and
bath; front colonial porch; good
yards; garage on paved alley; i'm
mediate possession.
Near LIST and Rhode Island Av,
A.ooo-Term.; $500 cash;
excellent residential location.
Close to Downtown
s., 200-Liberal terms; rooms
and bath; front colonial porch:
southern exposure; excellent
yards; central location; walking
distance Of entire business sec
ton; not far from Public Library,
Two-Family Flat
,, 5000; can b purchased on
room. each. renting for $47.5O per
month; excellent investment, with
opportunity for a home and an
Investment combined; In q good
resideptial section; convenient to
all car lines.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors,
VI. 2345. 713 18th St. NV
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8 EAST IRVING ST.. CHEVY CHASE
Near circle. just of car line rooms. baths !;
porches shade; many attractive features: I'M
mediatel possession II desired Rent, $50.
II. L. RUST, 400 H st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Have Handled Nothing
Else for 8 Years.
2 Bargains
S8,5O0-$l6,OO.
HORACE c. BAILEY.
Cpl 18th St. Main $500
Sunday Phone, Cleveland 1864.

NICE CORNER PROPERTY.
A we'll built six-room and bath brick home
near Lincoln Park colonial front porch; 15-ft
alley: easy terms; Price. $1,000
141o st. NV. Phone n. sos,
REST SECTION OF PETwoRTH.
A nice six-room and bath semi detached HON.
on lot 25x140 IT., with shade trees front and
rear ELLEKsoS s wEMPLE. %,
1410 G st. NV. Phone NJ ooa.
ANOTHER PETwoRTH OPPORTUNITY
An exceptionally attractive six-room and
ba IN brick house with hot-water heat: paved
alley; colonial front porch; copper screened
also glass sash for winter use: all windows
screened box hedge around front lawn Price
''''''' ELLERsoN & wEMPLE. M,
141e G st. NV. Phone N. 0oS'
GOOD NORTHEAST BUY.
A desirable eight-room ana bsth onea souIs
located and in excellent condition immedate
possession as house is now occupied BY ownef
ri''f' '' sILERsoN wEMPLE.
1410 G st. NV. Phone ID. ooo'
NEAR 9Th AND n SITS. NV.
well located ten-room and bath brick home
ward TO paved alley; immediate possession.
Price. 81. 500.
rA1o r. st NV Phone N. 603.
NEAR CONN AVE. BRIDGE.
most attractive twelve-room and path
hrick house detached. having hot-water heat
and e,ectricity; large colonial front porch i'm
mediate possession. Price, ST.. 500:
ELLERSON q WEMPLE.
,x1o q A. NV Phone N. COS.
NEAR 18th AND sTs- NV.
ass;rahIe eleyen-room house with three
bs this. bot-water heat and electricity. T4s
house is In good repair and immediate posses-
eion maj he had good terms. Price. $S,oOo.
ELLERsoN WEMPLE.
,x1o r. A. Phone n. 603.
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Near Sd and T SITS. NE.

Detached home on large lot:
good neighborhood: fine outlook;
rooms and bath: steam heat:
electric lights; large porches;
50, $50.
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S6,3OO-Bryant St.
Facing Mcmillan Park; s rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; attrac-
tive location: high elevation; i'm
mediate possession.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTHD-SNALL PLACE, CHEsAPEAKE
Star office. Ice
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURN1SHED.

s-RoOM NICELY FURNISHED
pont Circle delightfuiiy cool until October on
present lease; desirable tenant can then renew
with owner II desired: must be taken July I
1925. Phone North 1863.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

q ROOMS. BRICK; GAS RANGE. BATH
cheap; 81, $50. Apply 1920 Florida ave- ne
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FOR SALE-Mount Pleasant
near Rock Creek Park; brick
house, 8 large rooms, reception
hall and bath; splendid cellar
under whole house; hot-water
heat; large cement garage, Scar
capacity; So. $4,000.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
6O4 5th St. NV.
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cheap; s., sso. Apply 1920 Florida ave, ,1 ne
Line. 46S2-W. IL
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
IN BROOKLAND.
e.s ana cleo: porches and windows screened
cement cellar; coal wood in; $20O0 casn oas
terms; bargain II sold At once l34I Newton.
DESIRABLE LOCATION. N;w.-loR. "a, 2s;;
cars: h.w.h.; cleo. lights; pos. at once; Se.2oo.
: rooms and bath; h.w.h.: cleo. lights; nv Nv
location and Convenient to =. s H;F az Sn,
COLORED PURCHASERS R. 4 B.; s.w.'
FOOD location; only s.. $50: $3.50 cash. SIS mo.
THOMAS P. BROWN. GIT Az s.w
ATTRACTIVE TWO-sTORY AND CELLAR.
and bath brick dwelling side {. s n rear
+. W. GRAHAM & CO.. 81 l4th.
I0S q ST. N.W.-sUITABLE FOR DWELL
ing or office building; 3-story brick building IN
rear; suitable for garage ana upper noors lof
sforare Apply TO ]. i. CRALLE, on premises
IT.
FOR sALE-N. J. AVE. N;W.-NEAk U 81:
"a rooms and bath; bsy-window brick. This
Il sessP sok q x' co soi sss
FOR SALE TO CoLoRED-oN VA. AVE.
near 2lst st. NV: rooms and bath; bey-win-
dow brick; large yard; 49,
aid AsI room Sa and bath brick. This is a nice 10
ca tion and cheap; S.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO., 004 9th St DIV.
FOR SALE-6th ST. NEAR Q 81. NV
rooms and bath brick; two-story brick ga
rage two-car capacity; lot 17x105; possession
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.. eO4 sth st. NV.
SPLENDID HOUSE. ON RANDOLPH ST..
square from 14th st. car line. stories,
rooms; hot-water heat; hardwood finish; gas
and electricity: large sleeping porch; very
spacious colonial front porch: S0-foot alley In
rear: house in excellent condition.; immediate
possession; 81 $50 cash. bal. monthly. Price
HIGBIE RICHARDSON,
1904 81 st. ~
EXCELLENT HOME IN PARK VIEW SEC
ton near Soldiers Home; stories, large
rooms and bath; hardwood finish; cellar; lot
20xl37. to alley; 1000 cash, bal. $40 month
Price, "a. $50.
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Near 1st and r SITS

Wear ISt and K Sis.
s.. 750-Liberal terms; modern,
6 rooms; tiled bath; hardwood
floors and trim: open fireplaces:
excellent street.
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Close to Rock Creek Park
S5,50O-Detached, on a large lot,
8 rooms and bath; large porches.

Corner House Northeast
IS, 250-Located near 9th and X
SITS. me-; convenient to both car
systems; in section of home own
ers; 6 rooms and bath; large
front colonial porch, excellent
yards.
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Two-Family Fiat
5000; can be purchased on
liberal terms: apartments
rooms each, renting for $47. so per
month; excellent investment, with
opportunity for q home and an
investment combined; In q good
residential section; convenient to
all car lines.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

ON CAR LINE TO ClTY-IArge, attractive
rooms; beautiful grounds; fresh fruit, vege-
tables. plenty OF milk: AMI. Address Fenwick
Lane. Route .. Silver Spring. Nd 18s
FABER's VILLA, sos Takoma ave Takom.
Park. Nd. nesr Bliss School: new manage
ment: good table: everything h<y:-class: ten
MS courts. garage, etc. Phone Col. 1895. 15s
WANTED.
TWO ROOMS and board for my wife, three
children and myself; will provide cribs for
children. who are 8. and 1 year old: wish
rooms with small family of adults; for suit
able accommodations will pay $125 per month.
Call Main 1722. 10s
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BOARD
ELECTS NEW MEMBERS
Mrs. Raymond Stone TO Succeed
Miss Iseman Mrs. Robert
Welch Elected
MRS. BASIL, TREASURER

Yesterdays mid month meeting of
the Board of Managers Of the Anna
pills Emergency Hospital was one at
which more than The usual amount of
business transacted at the meeting IN
the middle Of The month was con-
fsidered
Miss Kate Andrews, who has been
elected president OF fhe Board, since
the resignation OF Mrs Dorsey Casa
way, presided ManY important mat
ters were considered. net the least of
which was the election of Mrs Ray
mond Stone. To fill the vacancy created
Eby the resignation Of Miss Isefnann.
as 4 member. ani which was accepted
some days ago Mrs. Robert Nelch,
of Afillersville. was elected To fill
another vacancy. on the Board of
Managers, created by the resignation
of Mrs. George e Feldmeyer whose
resignation as treasurer and member
takes effect July first Mrs Welch's
acceptance has not been received and
there seems to be some doubt that she
will accept the position Of hospital
/ manager, if not the Board viii be OBJ
Iliged 10 appoint another member
Mrs Edgar Basil. member of the
Board OF Managers. has been elected
treasurer OF the hospital 10 fiji the va
eancy created by the resignation 81
/ Mrs George r Feldmeyer who has
held the responsible position for
eleven years or more With eficiency
and capabiiity, as well as with credit
To herself ana the hospital
Mrs Feldmeyer's mantle falls grace
i fully upon the shoulders of Mrs Ed
gar Basil d woman of strong charac-
L ter and fully capable To assume the
responsibllity Of the once
Mrs. McMakin has been elected vice
president or the hospital vice Miss
Andrews appointed president Miss
Andrews Is the last remaining member
of the Board who is charter membe1
of the hospital and has always re.
nlained on the Board One other char,
ter member who resigned, vas agar
elected on the Board Of Manag ers
The plans OF new and revised sys
TEN Of management was discussed u
1 the meeting, and II was announced
lContlnued on Pare Two.l
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the Eastern shore as we'll as the ret
verse trip
The boat leaving here III eight ~
tie morning will make i close con
nectfoil with the tratn from Claiborne
on The baltimore, Chesapeake and At.
slanttc Railroad, going To Eastoil, Sal,
isbllry, Ocean City and other points,
with many lateral branches and con.
Meeting III Salisbury with the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk line.
This train leaves Claiborne at q guar.
Ter to nine and the boat leaving An
napolis at four connects with the train
leaving Claiborne 1T q quarter to six.
AS already published, the single fare
from Annapolis 10 Claiborne Is fifty
cents. and the round trip sevcnl y FIVE.
AUTOS are carried with their passcn
gers, for two dollars each way III;
ready many Annapolitans are talking
III ocean City trips this summer and
congratulafing themselves on the iiTE
proved method of reaching II, One
prominent business man said yester
day that he proposed 10 take hts ma
chine to Claiborne and carry his fam.
ily to ocean City for visit ef some
length. Doubtless, many other An
napolitails have much the same plans.
clifton G. Moss has been appointed
ticket agent OF the ferry line on this
end He was performing his duties
this morning. There was q busy scene
III the wharf his morning before the
harrington left. Capt Thomas q 3,
Howard and Capt Mann were direct
ing things and everything went on
smoothly The schedule Of two trips
i day win he carried out during this
week. and Monday. ii is hoped the
three roundtrip schedule can be
started
The Annapolitans who made the trip
over yesterday and took part ir the
Exercises. both here and at Claiborne,
were much pleased with their trip,
though the speech making 1T Claiborne
vas dragged out to d great length. Il
as estimated that forty percent Of the
Continued On rage Three
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-20
NINE DREADNAUGHTS
IN NEW YORK WATERS

Nine dreadnaughts Of the Atlantic
fleei. with accompanying destroyers
i'd supply hips, arrived ii New York
~aters Wednesday and anchored III
the North river until after JULY Tho
hig fighters ARD the Pennsylvania Az
kansas, wyoming Texas NeW York,
Utah, Florida peli.wares and North
Dakota The sircraft supply ship
Shamrock and dozen destroyers AZ
conlpanied tho fleet.
Moro han 1900 sailors Will be
given shore leave from the vessels,
and the War Camp Community Service
IS mapping out 4 program of enter.
lsinment for them Il is probable that
there will be daily baseball games be-
tween mines from the ships, track
mee and a regatta
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-20
A GERMAN CANNON
AWARDED MARY IND
This State One Of The llree
That Went Over The Top IN
Tire Liberty Loan Driys
SHOULD COME ERE


Maryland IL To be awarded enc Of
the German cannon for having been
one Of the three States 70 30 oxAr the
top IN the Liberty Loan i the
universal opinion that the cannon
should come to Annapolis al be.
placed on the State House hill. as.
usual baltimore is pressing her
claim.
Former Governor Goldsbosnugh,
chairman oil the Liberty Loan ON
#mittee for this state, received fele-
grafn yesterday from Albert Sidney
Johnstone.. war loan director the
Fifth Federal Reserve district noti-
fying that three German cannes had
been awarded III the states III tIg dis
trict making the best showing 90 the
last drive The District of Colombia,
which achieved the best record waived
an claim to any Of the canIfoM the.
presumption being that there weEe al
ready enough relics and momenfees Of
the war in the District to SATISFY the
people, and that inasmuch asather
states in the district had notbeen
similarly favored the committee at
Washington had generously su.gend-
cred its claim.
The record Of the states according
10 seniority was Virginia. I1 per
cent. plus. Maryland. LOG per cent.
plus, and West Virginia. 101 percent,
plus. North and South CarAlina,
which are also lii the district. trailed,
Each of the three states named that
went over the top will be AWARDED q
cannon
Had the District or Columbias not
waived its claim Maryland would still
have received one. As It IS, Vest
virginia is the gamer.
ii is now up to the various states
ID decide upon the location Of the
cannon and this matter forFner.eioy.
GoIdsborough does not care pass
upon, since every county as sweH as
the city will seek recognition. Hence
he intends to call meeting Of the
Liberty Loan Committee in a Week
ior SO an submit the question hat
body.
The suggestion has been made that
one of the large squares on Broadway
would be d suitable place, and Il mot
there, then at the capital of the state.
las there are already . number oE
4 trophies of this kind at Annapolis, Bal
Atini0re. says she would BE tAe more
suitable location for this lastsone es-
Epecially since the bulk Of the money
was raised there. Besides, would
not be an easy matter to have he
counties agree on a site outside the
city Of Baltimore.
Whatever the decision reached by
the committee it will be final
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-06-20
MOTHERS CIRCLE
IN MINSTREL SHOW
Duslsy Damsels Cut Capers And
Hide Identity Behind Nom
De PIumcs
TO BE REPEATED TONIGHT

An old saw has Il that everybody
can swear 10 It's mother, hut the fal
LACY 81 this vas emphasized last night
Hat The minstrel show given ii the
High school auditorium by thc Moth
.ers Circle. i'm organization ii we'll
kllaNn local women interested Iii chilli
welfare work Anyboay who could
recognize his mother IN tllc circle of
tillsky dains,,ls seated on the stage
when the curtain rose AMI whose
identity was further obscnred by reas
son nf the nom DC plume, WAS. indeed
4 saveg iiisnl The combination of
the nlakcup and eetup moi % men
tfon the burnt cork was SO complete
rs 10 keep the audience guessing ali
eyeniag. and 10 compel children to gef
acquainted with their mothers all
over again
The Mothers Circle ninstrcls was
the FIRST female MINISTRIES. ao far as
known ever given here and to say ii
MAS d sticcess would be putting Ii
mildly Il WAS the greatest success
eyer attempted here by ainatcnrs ii
IL n0i easy for women 10 blacken their
faces. hide ineir identity. aIi for The
good of Tire cause. and 60 he funny as
circle ar IL end twoI men. hut
this and more IS what the Mothers
Circle did 1t last nights performance.
Their Jokes We're all new and original
There was loud applause when Flake
Frizzlc asked Susie Longeofiln why
Mayor Strange wanted q give up be
ilg Mayor and tho reply was "Gott
knows
i look at the costumes worn hy the
end twol mcn. was alone worth the
price of adlnisson The Circle made
an attractive appearance IN white
skirts and sllirtwaists high collars.
and scarlet sleeveless jackets. nii the
order of waisteoats Each wore d
7
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The bomb p1otters have not bother
eli Chicago. They need haven of
refUge Rochester Herald