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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS
There's Real Relief IN
Every Bottle Prescrip-
ton C-2223.

Those who have used Plough's Pre-
scription C-2223 say there is satisfy
ing relief IN every bottle-that they
were benefited by this treatment az
Ter all other rheumatic remedies had
failed
When you buy a bottle Prescription
C-2213 = is ike having a specialist in
your home. because this reliable rheu-
matte treatment was originated and
used by a successful physician for
years in his private practice With
this knowledge Of drugs and expert
ence in testing the results Of his
medicine IL IS 20 be expected that his
prescription-now known and sold as
Prescription C-2223-should be de-
pendable treatment for rheumatism,
govt, scistica, lumbago and neuralgia
The chemists that make Prescrip-
ton C-2223 are so sure that you viii
get relief from your suffering that
they viii refund the price Of two
$50 bottles II you are not satisfied
with the results, provided that you
take the medicine according to oirec-
tons
Before taking Prescription C-222s It
is very necessary 10 stimulate the
liver and regulate the bowels Take
a cathartic especially prepared for
this purpOse-2223 Liver Pills
Almost any good drug store guar
antees and sells $3.50 bottles Pre-
scription C-2223 and the 2223 Liver
Pills. or write Dept 12l, 22Z5 Labora-
tory, Memphis. Tenn. for sample Of
the pills. literature and 1920 Almanac.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

lone Of the smartest and prettiest
~ OF the spring affairs was the
dinner given on Friday evening
at the University club. the last social
affair OF the club until the election
OF officers for the coming year.
Crimson was the color note in dec
Grafton FOR the three long tables at
which the guests were seated. with
/ crimson candles In crystal holders
shedding light over the DAINTY ap-
pointing. Quaint and picturesque
hats and caps were the favors and.
with serpentine crepe, added fur
Their pretty note TO the occasion
Dancing was enjoyed between
courses OF the dinner and the general
dancing was begun after the dining
hours, at 8 o'clock
Cabaret numbers given during the
evening were other interesting fea-
lures.
An orchestra PLAYED for the dancing
hours ana other guests. beside those
dining. came in az this time. the entire
group OF dancers numbering almost
zoe.
Among those present for the dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Barada. Mr..
ana Mrs n 81 Walker. Miss Mary
aeerInans, Miss Nell Stevenson. Miss
Fearl PonsIord, Miss Frances Burle-
son, Miss Lenna Robinson. Miss Olive
hfaleur MISS GeueViere balueL. Miss
Matte clark. Miss Virginia Bean, Mr..
and Mrs J. n Shut. Ar and Mrs Ben
3. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs ". n. Seamon.
MI and Mrs. r. s. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
". > AcMath. Mr. and Mrs ". II.
shelby, Mr. and Mrs John z. Ed
ridge. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Berkshire.
M and AIRS W. A. Colt. ir, lfr. and
Alrs. william Jennings. Miss Elizabeth
Eulmonss M and MS c. B. Kunkel.
Alr and Mrs. George Evans. Mr.. and
4lrs- 5 L Davis, Mai. and Mrs. I. L.
1.aInpert, MI and Mrs. II. I. Naqufn.
Mrs j. Simms. Mr. and Mrs. o. G
GUN blood, ar. and Mrs. =. D. Rog-
ers. Mr- and Mrs. Breedlove smith
and Dr. and Mrs p F. Ebert Mr.. and
4rs, r y, Regan, Jack Mcdonald, Tex
1rlIIln, CHARLES A. Brown. r., Leslie
Deli, l. F. Gates, II. z. Hermann.
For the dance 10 be given nv fbe
Fl Paso County Registered Nurses
association in Liberty hall on The
evening Of April 8, in addition 10 the
regular dancing program. a number
OF specialtles have been added. There
vii De fancy dancing by a number
OF the best dancers in town. as well
as other features. the plans for which
nave not been completed Arrange
ments have been made for an eight
piece orchestra
This dance was originally planned
Tor February Il. but was POSTPONED
until April 5. All tickets sold bear
Ing date OF February il VIII be hon-
ored on April 8.
The committees in charge OF the
arrangements are as follows. Deco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

high school class in English Of the
Fl Paso School for Girls. This drama
tization is a part of the regular work
in English The cast follows;
Squire Cass. master at the Red
House. Lady Bunton; DR.. kimbles the
village doctor, Louise Schourup; AIR.
Cracker Thorpe, the rector, Edith
Calhoun: Mr.. Lammeter. rich
farmer. GOldina Noise; Godfrey and
Dunstan. sons OF the squire. Kathryn
Spence and kathyleen Orndorff;
Silas Mariner. a weaver. Katherine
Reaney: Mr.. Smell. landlord OF Rain
bow Inn, nellie Hotchkiss, Mr. Macy,
clerk Of the parish. Edith Calhoun.
Mr. Tookey, deputy clerk. Mary Lee;
Ben Winthrop. a Wheelwright. Mary
Lee: Jem Rodney, a mole catcher.
Alice Hicks; Solomon. a fiddler, Ruth
Bursum; Aaron. Ben Winthrop's
son. Dorothea Reinburg; the farrier.
Violet Armstrong. the butcher. Susy-
bel Bunton, Mrs. Kimbie. the squire's
sister and the doctors wife. Susybel
Bunton: Mrs. OsgOod. aunt Of the
Lammeter sisters. June CovingtOn;
Mrs Crsckenthorpe. wife OF the rec
tor. Violet Armstrong; Priscilla and
Nancy. daughters OF Mr. Lammeter.
Nellie Hotchkiss and Mary Frances
Robinson. first Miss Gum and sec
ond Miss Gum, daughters Geraldine
Ainsa and Roselle Ainsa. Dolly VIM
thop. the wheelwright's wife. Alice
Hicks. Eppie. daughter OF Godfrey
Cass and Molly Farren. adopted by
Silas Mariner. Ruth Bursum: house
keeper at the Red House, Katherine
Reaney-
Scenes: The village OF Raveloe. at
thesRed House and in Silas Manners
cottage
A circus and side shows viii be
given by the students and slumnae Of
the Fl Paso School for Girls April 10,
in the afternoon and evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

organization. presided and at her re-
quest reports we're given from the
various benefits given by the school
and association for the organization.
II was reported that 500 had been
added to the treasury and further
stated that a tennis court will be in
stalled on the school grounds and that
a stage curtain VIII be put in the
auditorium
Especial emphasis was put on the
question OF raising teachers salaries
and discussion was made OF the ad-
justment Of pay Of teachers who do
double duty in the school room
A nominating committee was an
pointed by the president to elect Off
GERS for the coming year. with Mrs.
George LeBaron as chairman
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
Morehead school met on Friday az
ternoon at . o'clock at the school The
pupils OF the fifth grade OF the
school presented a program for the
entertainment OF the assembly and
at o'clock the business meeting Of
the organization took place. with
Mrs Joseph E Spence, the president.
presiding.
Letters were read by the secretary.
Mrs. W ". Waite, from the salary
publicity committee OF the state
Teachers association. IN which a re-
quest was made that the Parent
Teachers Of 3Iorehead cooperate in
observance OF public school week
during which time public spirited
men and women should confer with
the school boards and school super
intendents for ways and means TO
relieve the condition caused by low
salaries which is more serious, said
the letter than is generally known
A letter was read from Mrs. z A.
Waters president OF the Texas Con-
grsss OF Mothers in which she also
asked that public school week shall
be observed The week is 10 be OBJ
served during the latter part OF
April and the first part OF May.
After the business session AIRS.
Charles Foster sang a vocal solo.
Spring Lady" with Mrs r. p Mos
son as the accompanist. Prof. Howard
Taylor OF the School OF Mines. gave
an address. The Parents and Teach
ers Responsibility TO the Child. Phys
ically, Mentally and Morally en-
phasizing the Importance Of home
training and the Importance OF the
school as a supplement TO IL. Mrs. J.
Rowland Gllchrist sang. Mother. Ny
Dear with Miss Gillette as accom-
PIANIST
4 dramatized version OF Silas
Mariner was very cleverly given on
Friday afternoon by the second year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
About Ell Posoans.

Mrs. Effie Loucls has moved from
1920 Birch 10 1901 Lebanon
7 y. Corrlngton has moved from
2s22 Montana 10 2421 Federal street
z. X. Conrad has moved from S1f
West Missouri 70 the Hampton Court
R. B. Twyman has moved from 1715
Rio Grande 10 36O1 Montana street
Mr.. and Mrs. ". z Berryfin have
moved from 1901 Mesa avenue 20
29t1 Copper street.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Carson have
moved from 1908 North Oregon street
to 1900 Montana street.
AIr. and Mrs. P n Stringer have
changed their residence from 1901
Wyoming to 1861 East Boulevard.
Mrs +. SteEer has moved from
s425 Tularosa street 20 the Fisk
apartments. where she has taken
apartment l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

given at the clubhouse prior 10 the
dancing hours
The dancing classes and the week
end dance usually given at the Com
munity Service club VIII not take
place next week. owing 70 the OBJ
servance OF Holy Week The next
dance at the club viii take place on
Monday evening, April S.
About ten couples OF the high
school crowd attended a country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

dance. given al Berino in the upper
valley. Friday evening. Chaperous for
the crowd were AR and Airs. Donald
Price.
About a hundred couples o. the
high school enjoyed a dance given by
the Ibumasig club at the womau's
club Friday evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
Parent Teachers Associations Meet;
Play Given At 81 PaSo School For Girls

THE Parent-reachers' association OF
1 Bailey school met on Friday after
noon at the school Mrs Robert
Lander sang a vocal selection as the
opening number OF the program and
her song was followed by a group OF
songs and Rotations by the pupils Of
the schools.
Mrs. VIII T. Owen. president Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Householders in Great Britain are
barred from entertaining their moth
ers-in-laW, or other guests, longer
than four weeks, by an order OF the
ministry OF food.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
n Pnsonns Amau

Mrs. Carl Goodman. q ISIS Bliss
street. left today for Los Angeles.
where she viii visit for the next
few months
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
PAULINE FONTES ASECGJRA QUE FL GENERAL MARIEL ESTABA AL
TANTO De QUE DON VENUSTIAW IA A SER ASEESINADO
Nu, YoL Il Co~rasnonsd 10 I'm , n;cd;co mayicano INA reIcon de los ira

rlaS personals sc Sintieran ofendICas por
mi f~ranqueza al eXpresarme, pues no
GcoStumbro h&cerlo de otra manera.
FOR otra parte estoy muy justanente
resentido por Ia injuStificada actltud
Que an mi contra ha asumido Ell He
RADIO de NsXico. al que listed re
preSenta Y e. otOrgar estaS ~Geciaracic
mes con el cardcter de exclusives, sig
nIticarfa prohablemeRte IN deseo de
Sincerarme dc los cargos que me hace,
aUn cuaNdo creo que en- uH momento de
Cxcltaci6n. eS facil para c~ualquier pc
Gi6dico ~prohijaF acusaCiones en- contra
de personals de tiliaci6n p~olitica distin-
ia de II lIe sosotenga el mismo. mu-
chas de las cuales no son sino e. die
tado de enemiEos ~gratuitos.
R.-Haciendo abstraction de TODD
aeuato que pueda ~revestir una 1ndole
abso!utamento personal, Quisiera us
ted, con auN!lIc de IA opinion publica,
como I'm elemento necesario para Ia his
toria dc estos hechos y con ohjeto de
Sttisfaccr Ia necesidad que extste de
! Co0ocer 10 ccurrIdo. haSta en- u me-
nores detallcs Quisiera listed, repito,
manifestar 10 que sabe. 10 que 10 cons
Ia. rcspecto . la muerte del senor Ca
rama?
2. F.-Dados los movies que le
jwpulsan a h&cer estas preguntas ma
aitestandole dc anccmano que cuanto
Gsevero esta eXcento de ~CualGuiera
! apas!onamiento O falta dc s!nceridad,
que Quisieran arrihutrseme. estoy en-
! disposition de satisfacer sus deseos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
BlEN DE- Los IRA.
BAJADORES ME-
XICANOS

Tomando en- consideration 10 ne
cesario que es para el elemento ira
bajador MeXicano. cue una casa Sc
ria V conocida Sc eEcargue de atender
las 6rdenes que por express Y correo
Sc le hagan. Ia casa de la Bola" de
l.. Chapa. de esta Ciudad ha estable
cido IN Departamento donde nt9n
dera con prontitud V eficacia las or
dcneS que Sc le dirijan.
Las personals QUE eStudien muy de
cerca los problemas que nos rodean
actualmente, debido al alto costo de
la vida, no pueden dejar de compren
der los beneficios que Sc obtisner
c~cmprando a las puertas de sus casas
TODD 10 que Sc coa;igue en- IN gran
centro comercial, Esto les evitara,
no solamente Ell pagan Gcmasiado di
nero por las m~ercancias cue necesi
tan. sino que al mismo tempo las OBJ
tendrdn de Ia mejor calidad eXisten
tie.
Ademas. el sistema de comprar por
correo o express es n de las mayo
res ventajas que ma obtenido el pu-
blico en- estos ultimos amos, pues e.
ofrece la oportunidad de conlprar
efectos que no Sc consiguen en- el IL
gar donde Sc vive.
81 I'd. nos envia su nonbre Y dl
recci6n. lie mandaremos Immediate
mente una lista completa de precios.
"La Bola"
Dpto. de Productos Mexicanos
L. CHAPA
San Antonio, TeAas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

ercarC6 de conseguir alojamiento para
Jste. procurando a la veZ inquirir qule
mes serian las personals que 10 aeon
panaran durante Ia noche. Conseguido
Dor Herero 81 alojamiento para el Sc
Tor Presidente en- I'm jacal, dijo que
lha a senaiar los lugareS en- que deblan
~colocarsc las a~vanZadas; V Ell general
Nturgufa ordenG al captain JuareZ que
Duscara al corcneI Cortes. Jefe de- su
~eScolta, ara que de acuerdo con las
l~ndicaciones dc Herrero, Sc situaran
les avanzadGS. 10 cual Sc hizo. encargan
dose de clio las tres personals va men,
ciOnadas. Fl senor general Hellodoro
Perez Sc inStal6 con ounce honbres
en- I'm jaca, situado al lado dere-
cho del canine por donde habfamos
llegado v como a unos quinienroS me-
tros dels pueblo. En- el jacal sehalado
por Herrera para Ell senior Presiden-
&c. Sc alojaron con 81 los s~efores licen-
ciado Aguirre Berianga, Mario Men
dez. Pedro Gil Farfas Y los capitaneS
lgnacIo Suarez y Octavio Amador. En-
otro Iacalt distante de Hste homo
unos trescieHtos metros. Sc alojo Ell ge-
neral 'Murl;yfa. con uno doce hon.
hres de su escolta; Y eE un jacal que
csta situaj5 como a doscientos metros
de cada uno &c los anteriores, Y ha
ciendo triangulo o ellos, nos ALOHA
mos los seiores Saldaha CALVIN, licen
Ctado Ostos Y Landa ~Berriozabal, Car
los Dominique. coronel Che Gomez con
~ asistente y yo con m! as!stente
Francisco Esptnosa. Cuando va habla
cstablecido Herrera las avanzadas y Sc
habfa percatado de la forma en- que
tcdos hablamoG quedado alojados. de
Ipnrn L. -hr 1nN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, son yictimss
de Ia desgracia, les perSigue Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracaSan en- suS negoc!os y
son desaforgunados eE amores. Con
tan curiosos li5ros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos ' empresas, lograran el carino
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz terni-
no sus aSunto = tr!unfar&n sn TODD;
Sc varar l!bres de malas influen-
cias, V yence-an & Sus eaemlgos Y ma
die podra ~causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampilias de correo pa
"a gastcs y recjbira c&,alogo gratis.
Direction: Sres- V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 6I-A. HabaDa- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

=, n prensa de Mexico nos encon-
-r.mos unas i~nteresantes d~eclaraclones
org hizo nj senior Manuel Carplo
%, Eueya York, eI Coronel Paulino
ror-ss Director de los FerrOcarri!eS.
-asarentes q a cu~lpahihdad que parece
:ener en- la EIuerte del CaTFan-
IN 81 general %arle!.
4 p~roDosito Dc eSaS reEe1acloheS Ue
.ror-es Ia PRENSA debe hacer una
~,c,aracl6n- BESIDE el siguiente Ola en-
re a-rib6 . esta ciudad Ell Coroner
~L,or-As nuset~os reporters Sc eslor-
zaror nor ohtener de 81 algunoS lnIoT-
NOS sobre 81 tragico suceso de IN
,a,an+ongo, cue de tan cerca hao1a VS.
- nero sacramento por IL faIta de
,o5s sfinldad con el famoSo IaFor4Io
del favoritO de C~arranza. Sc neSo STEM
nra = darros Geclarac'ones. encerranco
- en- IN o~ivs.uero ~silencio que Jan1aS
p.dinos roupc-.
e nor ESQ que. aun habiendo estado
7uestro icance e. a~rrendatarlo oe
80 Ea--ocarriles &c Mexico. teneTnos
$3.50. -ec,,ryi- = Io que declaT6 a u ami
ros nara roder informar a nueSero
iCblico.
rs d~ecla4aciones de cue Ten'mos
hacienda r~eferencia. las inicla eI seh'F7
| C,r,io de Ii slguiente manera:
R.-He -cnido verdadero lntereS Ell
| conocer las d~eclaraciones de listed res
nac,o a los l.schos que m~otiTaron IN
mne--a del PreSideRte Carranza SuS
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da sobre 81 particular. en- espano!' que
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~oIrnnas dec'acaciones para FL HeraIao
de Mexico
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5a-ar Que no cumple a mi b con
! .t,,ar exlItardo los antnos en- nusS
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-14
THETFORD

The Conants. Mrs Martha, DR.. Mary
and Sarah, have returned to New York,
They drove in their car.
Mabel Garry was home from Glare.
mont Saturday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moran welcomed
daughter Sunday, Sept. s.
i. Fl. Sargent was in st. Johnsbury
Monday
Mrs Nellie McAlsster returned from
the hospital Tuesday John Bedell re-
turned Thursday,
H. G. Arlington, by the breaking Of
ladder, got a bad fall and broken
leg.
Van Wilkic. who came home on fur
Tough as trusty from the industrial
school, has gone astrag. When last
seen, he was wearing sailor suit,
though he was discharged from the
merchant marines last March
Mr. and Mrs NJ. T. Presey left
Thursday for few days in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Dean Lyman and little daugh-
Audra Blodgett has gone to St
Johnsbury to attend school Warren
goes to Bradford this week
Prof. Sawyer and his two teachers,
Miss Violet Shaw of West Rutland
and Miss Doris Lothrop OF Hallowell,
Me. arrived Thursday and had things
in order for the opening of the academy
yesterday. Miss Shaw, the domestic
science teacher, is graduate of Skid
more college, Saratoga. Miss Lothrop
attended Bates college.
Posters are out for the grange fair
at Thetford hin Sept. % Entries are
solicited for all the usual departments,
which will be under competent super
vision. No fee for entering exhibits
Premium will be paid. The intention is
to make this regular old home day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-14
ORANGE

John Wood of Barre was visitor at
T. G. Woods over Sunday.
Helen Cook is attending school in
Williamstown
Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Crockett Of Brock
ton. Mass, are spending a few days
with friends in town.
w J. Chamberlin's auction sale Fri
day was not as good as it should
have been on account Of the rain.
Mr. and Mrs .ilenford Miner have re.
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. H. r. Whitcomb and Mrs f. C.
Richardson left Monday for Boston and
vicinity TO visit their brothers.
The marriage of Miss Dora Sayah
daughter of MIR and Mrs. MILFORD
Ssyah. and Harold Plastridge of North
field occurred Wednesday, Sept 5. at
ST, SyNester's church. Following the
ceremony a bountful wedding dinner
was served at the home Of the bride
The young people are the recipients of
many valuable presents and the good
wis hes Of host of friends They will
make their home in Mortified.
The school in he mountain district
opened Monday. Mrs. Harry Blake is
teacher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-14
BRADFORD

The body of Mrs. Jennie Water
man Garfield, widow Of George +.
Garfield, was brought here for bur
ial Thursday afternoon.
Miss Msybelle Emerson has gone to
Springfield, where she will teach the
coming year.
Robert and Ruth Barrett, the grand
children of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Craig.
have returned TO their home IN All
ston, Mass having spent the summer
here.
Miss Emma Eastman has returned 10
her school in Woodstock and Miss Fan.
ME Eastman has gone 90 her school in
johnson.
Leslie Norcross left Saturday for
Franklin, n H., where he will teach
the coming year
Miss Mildred Worthley. Etalona
Darling and Dorothea Stillwell and
Harry Thomas left Saturday for
Springfield Mass, where they will at
tend the Baypath institute.
Mrs. Carrie Libbey and Miss Flossie
SAWYER are to move 10 the upper
part Of William A Libbey's house,
where they will make their home in
the future
Miss Helen Worthley Is clerking in
the postofliee.
Mrs. G. X. Church will have her
10th birthday Sunday. Sept ~.
Kimball Kelley died at the home Of
his son. John y. Kelley. Sept 2 The
funeral was held Saturday a. o'clock.
Burial was in the upper plain Gene
terry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-14
W4RREN

Harry Allen. Albert and Justin
Tucker were in Barre last week. called
there by the serious illness Of their
brother, CLARION Allen
VIII Cardcll Mrs Jennie Morton
and Mrs Alma Curtin II Bristol were
at the inn Monday.
Mr. and Mrs lee Aldrich were IN
Montpelier Saturday.
Several from here attended the
Pomona grange At Granville SATURDAY
and reported fine time
Miss Mildred Boicc from the home
bureau al Montpelier gave very in
tereSting talk ON canning o. the ladies
Friday afternoon.
Several from here attended the ~
ception given 10 the freshman class
a. " n : Friday evening All Ger
tsinly enjoyed the stunts given n our
bows and cirls who attended school
there and were glad to see hou quick
n thew responded. even to the rooster.
y b. rrowcd every three minutes dur
ing the program.
Everyone come 10 the grange picnic
SATURDAY. SEPT ~
The discussion for the next grange
meeting Sept 20 4 IL Practical Edu
ration What We Ned IN oar Sell..sls =
4 village Improvement sorietv has
leen orgamized uith . charter mcm-
hers Rusin-ss has already started FOR
rhsv served a ha-h supper for the toi
srs Tussfar night
Miss Marv Cupid ~ Watsrburr has
.rfn secured a. trsrhsr On tts unnsr
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