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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Girl Scout Notes

said a Cir Scout 70 her captain.
w by. / dreaded 70 ger new members.
buI all / asked seemed 10 feel hanore1
To become sustaining members SeY-
ara asked me 70 register them with
our my asking Why not everyone
helu me Scouts the rest OF the week
IN their first drive You can al least
Sgy-s- one aoIIaT-t1aT viii be Four- part
in helping the daughters u EalloTe4l
20 over rhs Iop N neha41 OF ms
wonderful organization.
The Cir scouts entertained very
successfully and pres1llv their friends
Thursday evening The friends we're
llsilerad into the roam ana then af-er
: r.. 'zir5 SCOUTS yeIl, rhe girls march
sd II. y7le program was as follows.
Scout Song az Troop No / Scout
Promise and Salute 10 the lag Girl
Scout composition by Marion IVES
cur.. dper. Sweet Kentucky Sue -
by Dsiphlue Andrews and Frances
Fuller. physical exercises; Solo. Alice
Blue Gown" by L0f15e Johnson piano
soho. Helen Pears. semaphore reading
ana writing Solo. In Ample Blossom
Time. by Madaline Gs1cheil. solc.
..Tsingtues. ALBANIA Sproui- solo.
Drifting t-arovlin Macleod. sang,
sF4aawaxsla Melody" al the Scouts
s-;r4 Scouts viii meat at $50 2. NJ
al the Grammar School Al mern-
t,er-sfljp blanks and money are 70 be
uassea IN. Every girl Is asked 70 be
present and pfSpaced to work her
hardesr tfae rest Of tins Scout week.
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The Asscciated Charities

The annual meeting Of tae -44so-
ciA,a5 Charities of Gardiner vas held
at rha home % Cr Langdnn 1u1rnbr
and ra- following officers chosen Pres
dent Rev Il. 9. Folsarn. vice pres
idenr- Mss Dzlsy Harerhouse: secreIa-
TT Mrs. Thomas Chafee, treasurer
MISS Julia Clason- purchasing cam
Init1ss, Mrs Henry Bates. Miss Daisz
WareraDuse. Arthur Smith The fol
lowing are the district committees FIR
the CRY, the first named being me
chairman Of the district Dist / Mrs
Frances Smith. Mrs Marion z Coob
II. MISS Da5sr Wats.rtlousa Mrs VII
lis Cunningham; III Mrs Franz
laznesbury. Mrs. Thomas ChEEee; "
Mrs. Il ". Bates: Y Mrs William
Smith: VI Mrs Fred McsSausiana
Miss Alice Richards: III. Mrs Ernest
Parshiey. Mrs Arthur Smith Mrs
Ralph Booker VII Mrs. Freeman
Lit-leaead. Mrs. Herbert -awzcn Mrs
BENJAMIN jackson. TX Mrs 5aiia
Marley. Mrs George Sager. MISS Julie
Ra5eur: X. Mrs Ernest Are--ll Mrs
Robert Stewart VI Mrs. z IL Bug
bee: XII Mrs. A 3. Libby. Miss Rosa
lind Richards. Miss Julia T CIason
XIII Mrs Z Il Ma1cy. MISS Ethel
Ealey, Miss Emma Nelson. Miss ALICE
.. " White; XIV, Mrs Eelen Dud-
ley. Nv. Mrs Leila Harrington. Mrs
s. u. BOYD: XVI Mss Atidtie Berry
Mrs Alfred WINSTON; XVII. Mrs /
C. Kirkpatrick Mrs l. a Ross. XVIII
Mrs Charles Johnson Mrs Ahrarn
Burgess, " Mrs a IL Powers
N- Mrs EarTse- Eowie Mrs William
Eiagdon; XXI Mrs Annie Tyler. Mrs
John Connpr-. XXI. Mrs. Fred Carrie
ton. Ars- william McDuffis. Mrs Les
ter Perry Jr-. Mrs John Grant.
There will be held n the city build
ing FG2dxy afternoon "A veIv irnper-
tauf meeting OF the raaz--ner' OF al
the districts and the executive b--zrg5
The -r,sasurer's report showed Z fund
Of ssps and 4 balance II the treas
ury after the expenses Of the wear
were met II IS also requested t3laf
the pastors Of the various churches at
tend the FRIDAY evening meeting
To the retiring president. Reg J.
LanEnnn t2uimbv. much thanks are cue
for his faithful and efficient service
50 Trseir gwen n this important
work N our city
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G, &. Warner
TELEPHONE 666-W HALLOWEzL, AAIsE

a parade n the afternoon followed bv
music and speeches a The Town hail.
4 concert and dance n the evening
completed the program St1res ware
closed through the day ami dRgs dis
played on many dwellings.
The remains of Alma Robinson
ReirsI, daughter OF John Robinson Of
this town were brought here Thurs
dap from A-hol Mass. Services were
held al Cienside cemetery immediate
" following the arrival 81 the FORE
noon train with PRAYER by Rev Percy
Clifford, pAstor OF tire Methodist
church
Edgar and Eugene Robinson Of
.a-.1ui- Mass were N town Thursday.
called here 1y the death Of their sss-
ter, Mrs Alma Better
Word has been received from Pert
land stating that PAM Mason was
successfully operated on Wednesday,
morning at the Maine General hog
pit24 fur appendicitis.
Miss Woodbury. of Auburn is the
guest of Mrs z Everer-. Webh.
Funeral services far Mrs Fred
Simmons. WHO died suddenly a. her
home IN III Vernon last SATURDAY..
were held Monday morning al 81
Francis church. Rev Father keenan,
officiating. Burial was II Gleassde
cemeterye Mrs. Simmons was a resi-
dent Of Winthrop until i few months
ago. when she moved with her hus-
hand and family. 10 Mt Vernon
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NOUS organization. but aside fram
relating one more incident Te VIII
Ter the readers recall them
The Joke was on the band n tins
case II must be mentioned r5at the
mission II the band was 70 ssrsnade
ttle newly married and those VINO
had won in political contests One
cold night large number OF rbe
members" proceeded 10 the home Of
Elder BATES then living II the lane
OF Winthrop street who. report said
had recently been married and with
red ire 1o throw light on ne sub
aect- the parade started.
In the stiffness If r1e 773ghr the
sweet notes Of the Circular Saw
symphony gave forth IFS Welcome TO
bride and groom As1er using up all
the red IRE and playing al the selec-
Tons We had. CAe Elder appearss on
ihe front porch and N i snaky and
rather chilly VOICE said Boys
amt married YET" And 1s1e band
dispersed vowtnE ysngeaacs on the
one who circulated the false r-1rnor,
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AMCSEMENTS

Aaies Lzsse in sis Metro Production.
~Boay and Sour - international
Nssss and cornedy ~cH His Troi-
10y"
Popular Alice Lake and her com
DIZZY of selected stars viii be seen al
the Strand today in the big Metro
Special Body and Soul" It's q
whale of hall with the international
News and the COMEDY OF Ais Troll
ley" thrown IN for good measure
Saturday finds another bill thai, :
what ne call a winner Prince ana
E841y" a wonderful picture IN six
parts and the Moon Riders fol-
lowed by splendid comedy The
movie fans hare had a taste Of m1ss-
cal comedy and are now ready 70
settle back ON the fayorate scream
pIxyH Two shows as usual today Al
30. 30. Next Monday fncs a
special attraction AZ TINS theatre.
Mary Miles Minter in Sweet Larea-
der This is one production that
the management feels proud Offs
production that cDs1s a hit of
money and 10 Tor thin ons dzy only
No pernna should xIlow '-Sweef Law
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oeservanc. Of Arnisties osy

The observation Of A-masrzcs DAY
II tins cirT was most successfully
carried out according ID plans pre-
pared by the Frank E Goodrich
Past American Legion and under the
able direction Of Commander Carl s
Adr1ch who was the officer at the
day
The population was aroused the
1rs1 Of the morning by the swapping
OF fireworks and the ringing of the
church bells Ar o'clock = parade
Of the American Legion. escorted by
the E.lloweil Firemen's Fife and
Drum Corps with delegations from
the Grand Army, Sons Of Veterans.
the Eallowsil Fire department with
their apparatus, the school children
several hundred N number and
pau1tolc citizens marched through
the principal streets hating IN City
nail SQUARE where appropriate sxer-
casss were carried out consisting Of
singing Of patriotic SONGS by the
school children under the direction
OF Pr;n- @. w Eigelow Of the Maria
Clarke Grammar school ana the
speaking Of patriotic pieces by Mas
tsrs Fred Beane. Jr. and Milton Bal
ia-d- which were most gratefully ap-
prsciared and appialded To-
minute address WIS gwen by Judge
Fred Emery Eeane who eloquenJsr
called the attention Of ms hearers To
the real meaning Of the day remind
ing them Of their patriotic obiiga-
Uun 10 -hear returned soldiers He
also paid his respects TO the s1ay-at-
homes as well as 10 those who wan
dered 10 other places where = more
lavish display attracted them rather
than gathering IN their home CITY
and paying the proper respect 10
their own boys His talk. though
brief was r4ghr 70 the point and was
loudly applauded
Commander Aldrscn wishes TO
thank the patriotic citlzens who took
hold and assisted the Post On such 4
short notice especially the fire lad
dies and the other organizations thar
were represented
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LOOKING BACKWARD
Memories " ciarenee ossood's Cir
caiar Saw" sympfony-sy G. G.
4aii

For 4 chapter OF Two we vii IeaTe
the boys who have made good ana
60 back 70 the SOS when you and /
v'ere Young" and refresh the mem
CRY IS regards the good times we had
some Of the principals anu some of
those who were favored by selections
by this home made" organization
Years ago nearly all the locomotives
on the Maine Central were Of the
woodworking type ana Il vas some
problem % keep the tenders filed
with fuel The contract was let Out
70 one who could deliver the goods.
and this Is the source from which the
Symphony" obtained is -1nsizu-
-nents'
Clarencs osgoo6 tnok the contract
and his Quite consisted Of a small
engine ami sor- OF portable sawmin.
which vent from place 70 place and
sawed the wood for each section. 4
5usr vocation during thar period
With rne advent of coai-hu-nirE
locomotives the old wood-saw1ng
crew and its outfit went OUT Of cum
-A--o21oA-- 2AtA a XIV YEATS LIZ
famous bard was organized
II was a rather select organization
as u could not be hired under any
consideration. and It's members were
only those who dared brave the pos
sible outcn,ne when II went our On an
engagement
The instruments were al IF The
same shape bur of different tone
The only variance was an occasional
cow6eil or tin horn The mission Of
this collection of musicians was ID
provide work for the players, fun for
The crowd. and surprise anu cons-er-
nation TO those upon xaoIn rhe
symphony" saw 1t To display It's
-aientE
One occasion Is RECALLED when tire
late William Wilson then living On
Second street Just above the rail-
road bridge had been elected % some
high ONCE The instruments were
got out. the members assumed their
And OH whar might Mud. mud.
mud and then more mud No sound
was made by the band on it's way 70
execution but when Their arrived
1t the scene OF action then began the
music. and ron czl imagine what
that music was when you learn that
4 huge circular saw was carried by
rwo men, each armed with a piece Of
wood or iron 70 bent ON the saw
and also as poszhls weapon IN case
OF need. Arriving at Mr. Wilson'S
home few selections" ware played.
then the huEt came cut and invited
the band inside his beautiful home.
where a treat and speeches were In
order No matter who the guest or
guests might be the only treat
ever put out by the hnst WIS nasazet
Of u,ce red appiesL
Clarence 0sgood. the leader. always
tnid Of his esczpe from the famous
Libby Prison. q sfnrv that always
pleased.
We couId iii 4 whnie page about
thu dolnxH and undo1ngu M this Ia
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WINTHROP

The ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church held an enjoyable a--day
meeting Thursaay Al the parsonage.
with about % members present 4
business meeting was held ann the
following officers were slecIs6- Pres
ids1I- Mrs A5bie MacoInoer- vice
presidents Mrs E. p Libby. Mrs. En-
gene York and Mrs Roy Curtis: see
raIa-v. Mrs Dow. treasurer. Ms
Carrie French Il was voted 10 huId
the annual fair On February end
The next meeting viii De held On Dec.
., with Mrs Fred Eaines- when rug
rags viii be sswed-
The AE-nis1ice DAY exercises were
carried our according To schedule with
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Evening World Says
Labor Clique Set
W all Street Bomb

New York Nov 1.-The New York
Evening World uodav publishes a
thrae-page article under the headline
Wall sireet explosion solved. IN
which Il gives the result Of rs znde-
pendent investigation Of ths disaster
w5ir.fl took nearly two score lives
last September and seeks n Ink me
outrage with build tz-1sI craft now
under investigation by Legislative
committee
The ETeninE World maintains that
the explosion. instead Of being the
work ef anarchists as charged by
Chief Flynn CT the Department If
Justice 8r the Third Tn1er-at5onale,
as charged By private investigators
was really a plot Of LABOR men Or a.
Dor Sy-npa1hlzerS. directed II revenge
against Robert P BTdnden president
CT the Building Trades Council.
against Er7naell workers WHO wu-e
tearing down the STOCK Exchange
streets and against constructors mr.
ing Er1ndell men
Naming a Uaio-1 and pointing out
thar Br-ndel had many enemies II
labor ranks the ETeaing Word SAYS
The Evening World here presents
proof thar 1.pas mez. nearly all for
eaga born. sober INDUSTRIOUS efficient
and weil-.1isclpiine.l. have within a
space of eighteen months been sub
5ec1ed 70 an amazing conspiracy 81
greed AMI injustice and the explosion
was the elimination Of this tyranny
The Evening World does mol
charge the union as a aniun. with
responsibility II was work Of I'm
aiviGual- possibly inside tire union.
possibly the work OF synpaEhtxsrS
The paper. in setting 1orra us the
cry. asserted thar members Of the
regular union had been kept al every
building Job N the city, thai they
were half starred 5v months Of die
ness. thar unknown 20 its drivers a
wagon containing a time baznn- was
seat 10 the Stock Exchange by "frea-
xied wurknsn or sympaThixsng work
ers." TO 'ges" S. Br-n6el workers al
legged 70 have been engaged asa The
job the w-.cking ar-n OF Albert A.
.yoIk- that the wagon became ned I'D
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GAME GRIDRONERS
OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE
GIVEN A BANQUET

II in the very general opinion IN
this city ehAr the present football
team that has represented Gardiner
high this season is one of tae lighfesf.
liveiiesA and grlftiesf that the school
haa ever turned out, bar nnne and az
ter de6eatsng Cony yesterday. nothing
II Gardiner was tno good for them.
anyone of them could have heen eiert-
ed mayor. despite his axe. hAnds
down.
AZ the Close Of the game On ths
Cony 1n1d ssms 0f risear adlbeEnnfD
xwomn - 14 . BuY - = -
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IN spite Of the rain on Tuesday
last. q large number were In attend
ance al the harvest supper gwen by
the younger members Of the Old
South League a bounf1fm supper
WIS served and much praise vas
heard. moi only for Mrs BS6hit-
who had charge OF the affair. and
her assistant II the kitchen. but for
her corps Of young mattresses VINO
gave such courteous attention 10 the
- or more who were seated al The
IA o9sg
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endsr' with thAs great star 70 paS
unnof-cs1-Adv.
a Few WORKS About q Grsa. Attrae-
tion-Naxsnova in Stronger Than
Death 1t the johnson Opera ssouse
Today ana Saturday
NazlmoVa Is q great star and her
feature today Is great feature
Stronger Than Death" The whole
ball Is one thai viii please Is the
comedy that closes is one specially
booked No star IN dindom Is better
known than &azimovz and her rise
10 fame has made many managers
rich II the box Office Next week We
show the wonderful photopiay AZ
this theatre. Eamespua Folks We
have this 10 say If Eamesp
z oiks- Il has been i great winner
for The last few weeks Al along -ae
line and Gardiner people ara 70 re-
cea1s a treat that 10 small towns are
fsFoned with. Eamoresaue- IS al
other We viii soon bring forth and
William 3 Hart viii be seen in his
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and could not EeT near the building:
and THAI whsn the driver went n
re4ephrne- he bomb exploded
The paper charges IaaG Raymond
Clark ! foreman on the ion. who was
reported 70 hare sald ne had sssn the
driver was shot within rf1rae weeks
ia At attempt 10 siience hun forever
The Evening World admits us in
s'es1-gatlon failed 10 shed light On
threats sigaed ~AnarrhlsI Fighters
found n d mail box near the sg,=ne Of
IL. pv1inslpr.
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Pilgrim Tri-century Anniversary

The sp1Iil anniversary OF the Land
ing OF the Pilgrims viii De observed
Z, ras Cai~erSa1tEr c1urcn- 4 special
program uf services viii be used Rev.
n q. Folsom. the pastor, VIII nreacn a
special sermon. All who care Ia make
any observance OF this historical event
are cordially invited u attend
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quet fund and the collection was no
sooner started than i halt was called
IS the funds were sufficient 70 meet
ali demands Accordingly Nine Host
Hilbert prepared enc N his delightful
lsanf lets Thursday evening and the
boaf OF me team proved that they ara
lont at the banquet board as well as
IN the football field A real celebra-
ton Is being PLANNED for this Friday
evening
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The Brotherhood OF SAINT Andrew
save farewell party 20 N EaEsn.
Chase WIN In soon 70 move 70 HOY
yoke Mass Rev. h " Plant acted
as rnastmasxsr and Mr.. CaasA respond
sd Se-- oecnInlngav u the many good
things SAID abour MIN. Mr. Chase axs
been very active IN the work of the
parish OF Christ cnurrsa and viii be
greatly missed.
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HALLOWELL LOCAL NEWS
Telephone 663-X

The caor1s CHOIR Of the Methodist
church viii meet this evening IN the
1'essry 81 7;3o- NJ Colby w.I De
present and al the young people who
sing ara urged 70 ATTEND Combined
with TINS a social evening viii be Ell
joyed- Refreshments viii be served.
Nj ispk mTwv mfw rdiu Hwv ain ana
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III. and Mrs Harry Lewis. VINO
have been visiting Mrs Lewis doIEer,
Mrs. L0f1ze Hamilton. Greeavllle
street. for me past few waaSs. left
THURSDAY for Boston, where they VIII
Make their hume Ior the winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

The funeral Of the Late Mrs Annie
l. Tyler was held Thursday afternoon
Al : o'clock At the Randolph II z.
church. Rev J. P Irving officiating.
The bearers were 2 " Goliath. Her
bert Sherman William Baker and 3.
Il White The inteynent was n
Maple Grove cemetery
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latest picture The Cradle az Ccur-
age a. an early dare. The Village
Slenrh" With Charles Bay II booked
for next Wednesday. Ray hzs Nc
equal IN his line of WORK Shows To-
day At 20 and 7-90-Assv
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There VIII be : renea-A Of St
Matthews church choir this after
noon a. 4 q clock AZ the home of
E5araid Fuller On winthrop street
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The condition u Mrs. Alice Otis.
formerly Of F5a-lowe}l. VINO was re
Gently moved from Rockland 70 An
--as7a- remains about the same.
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The Y p. 6 Z of the CuirerszIsES
church win hoi5 a poverty party IN the
rest-y Saturday evening. A cordial in
w4tzr.on Is attended TO All the Young
people PLENTY or fun rs promised
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There VII be 4 meeting of the Mod
er-a " oudTnen AZ r. of ? hal this
evening II tllr usual hour j good
attendance Is desired
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q & Warner has some induce
mems for thrifty shoppers n his ad
tins noTning-Adv
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Junior members Of the Old South
Sunday school On Thursday evening
NuV IL Will give II the vasr.-r a play
entitled. old Plymouth Days
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AIRS George Fish has closed her
home on winthrop street ana viii
for The present reside IN Augusta
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Mrs. Alonzo Brown and dauga1ar
Miss sadie have moved from Wilder
street n his clty. ID Augusta where
tfaev VII make their home
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Miss Pear Spear OF Vest Gardner
vas the guest Of Miss Lyndsn AID
r5Ch Wednesday md THURSDAY.
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Free Loilipops ON Saturday At the
Direct Importing Co See adv On
this pRge-Aiv
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The Junior choir rehearsal OF rhe
Tniversaiis1 Sunday schonl VIII be
held AZ Z pictcck in the church
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GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
OFFICE: No Depot Square Telephone 37-W
Hour n % A. ~ TO n.

Mrs Melissa Damon Of West Garii-
ner MAS calling on Gardiner friends
Thursday
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J. n Goodwin was a business vis-
itor IN PlrslaaG Thursday
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~ every Saturday night New
r. Steamer House Good ncor and
store attached Neil Merrill.
nov-I-t@s
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Nas'terai Garsiner ,sss and ads
:" Dc 4oanc On Page Two Of ts1is
nat
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-E'Si czar1h TIE regular gnes1-
q 1s caolr for rehearsal VII be
-uAr evening az 7sn O'Clock
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No'e1rns1- meeting OF the Pa
- sfsts ~ Association viii be held
ENG al the liE., school build
cock The meeting is tn
ss-e-s
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haIIoWeII Remnant Store
The Underprice Store



tailored 1s the manufacturer
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~, s-aan Public JAutc. stand
w Na'er ST Tel gls. ncrI1ds,
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LOCAL NOTICE

LOCAL Notice
r. IsiT1s Dance. *. L. hail, SAT-
AoF . New novelties.
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endsr'' with taAs great star To pas
unnor-csG-