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New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Syracuse Team Will
Lose Three Veterans

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Nov. 26.-thIcH
Meehan will lose three veterans fro"
his 1921 football team this year-ua
lick, Heers and Thompson-an TO re
place them will have the choice o.
wealth of material from thas yes'
freshman eleven. ,.rs
In addition to the three regula.s
three other members of the varssst
SQUAD will also be graduated hsns ,s,,s
June. They are Weltman. Caoelys
and Douglas. Meehan's next year
team will be composed mostly OF JUN
iors and seniors.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Scott High and Lane
Tech in Scoreless Tie

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Scott High
School, of Toledo, battled Lane T'echni-
cal School to a scoreless tie here this
afternoon In an intersectional football
clash. The visitors outplayed the Tech
boys throughout, having the ball in
Lanes territory most Of the time.
A muddy field slowed down the play
ing of both teams and fumbles were
frequent. The game developed largely
into punting duel, with neither team
gaining much ground.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Two Offers for Dempsey

SEATTLE, Nov. 26,--Jack Dempss!'
heavyweight champion of the worad,;; w,s,;
has had two new offers. one from pm
Brennan. the other from Jack Carpen'
ter. of st. Paul. Dempsey's manager
Jack Kearns, announced to-day. Kearne
said neither proposal would be decides
until Dempsey completes the vaudeviip
tour which brought him here.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Manual High Chess
Players Earn Tie
In League Contest
Brooklyn Team Holds the
Leaders to 2-2 Game:
Boys High Also Wins

Commerce High School, leading in
the annual championship series of the
1nterborough High School Chess
League, sustained slight cneck in the
fourth round at the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday, when the Manual
Training High School of Brooklyn sue
ceeded in making tie match, with
score of 2-2.
Boys High, Richmond Hill, Morris
and Curtis teams were the victors, and
another tie was registered between
Evander Childs and Stuyvesaht.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Touchdowns-Riopel, Gagnon. Brous-
sard (2). Willingford, Simendinger. Goals
from ,ouchdowns-Giidea (5).
Sustitutes--Holy Cross, Young for Co.
lembeskie. Cocney for inland, Broussard
for Gagnon; Boston College, smullen for,
Patton, Elbery for Kelly, Dowd for Lston
Umpire-Donnelly, Trinity. Referee-Kel-
~. Springfield. Head inesman. Costello
Georgetown. Field judge-Fultz Brown.
Ttme-Four 15 minute periods.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Line-Up and Summary
OF Big Service Came

from touchdown-King. Navy.
substitutions-For Navy: Boiles for
Wiedorn, Hamilton for Koehler, Noyes
for Conroy. Mckee for Barchet, Keller
for Hamilton. Hamilton for Cruise.
For Army: Clark for Garbisch, White
for Myers, johnson for Wilhidc, Law
renee, Goodwin for Davidson.
Referee-Al Sharpe, Yale. Umpire
J. A. Evans, Williams. Linesman--
Tom Ihorp, Columbia. Field judge
S. I. Croweli. Swarthmore.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Several sedate and middle-aged gents
sat throughout the game in the open
bleachers wearing silk toppers which
looked as though they needed non-skid
chains. The silken dicers will prob
ably be scrapped to-day along with a
lot of other new bonnets that proved
poor substitutes for sou'westers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

President Harding was unable to
shake himself free of the arms confer
ence to attend the game, but Vice
President Coolidge and his family were
wet and shivering spectators. The
Vice. President played no favorites, di-
viding his time between the Army and
Navy sides Of the field.
Secretary of War Weeks occupied
box on the West Point side of the grid
iron which was swathed in the Army
colors. Just across the field from him
sat Secretary Denby Of the Navy. Hun
dreds Of other representatives Of off,
ciai Washington sat In adjoining boxes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
DR.. ARTHUR H. QUINN
AT TOWER HILL SCHOOL
u. of p. Dean Will Make an In
teresting Address There To-
morrow Evening.

DIR. Arthur Ilobson Quinn. dean of the
college, University Of Pennsylvania, VIII
speak al the auditorium of the Tower
Hin School tomorrow evening at
o'clock The subject which he will dis
cuss is How To Get Into College and
How To- Get out.
This lecture Is one Of series being
given by the authorities Of the Tower
IIill school. So that parents nnd friends
Of the institution may hear discussed
some of the live problems in the educa :
tional field of today Dr. Quinn speaks
with authority both from his position
as dean of the college of the linivcrsitY
Of PENNSYLVANIA and alao from his long
experience ~ important educational
matters.
Invitations have been extended to at
tend the meeting Ia the Alumni of tho
University of Pennsylvania and 20 all
patrons and friends of the institution.
All those Interested IN educational topics
are also given a cordial invitation To at
tend the lecture
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
WORST BLACK HAND GANG
BROKEN UP BY THE POLICE
Scranton Outlaws Eytorted
Money and Robbed Freight
Cars and Business Places.

BY Associated l'rcaa 10 Every Evening
Scranton Pa. May I With nineteen
Of it's alleged members under arrest.
local and state police Expressed the be
lief to-day That they had broken NJ ono
of the worst black hand gangs that
ever operated In this tiou Of the
state. All of the prisoners were held IN
heavy bnil after hearings hefore
MAGISTRATE. Five of them turned atate.e .
evidence and rccitod on the Witness
stand some of tho alleged practices Of
the hnnd
Headquarters of the gang. according
- tho infurmcra vas maintained ~
Carhondale ra aud men we're sent ont
from there to perform ioha in many
SECTIONS Of the east IT, Efforts they
told the authorities. were NOT centred
ou cNtovtiuR money from eitizen~ Int
fs member aiaa engaged ~ rohtiine
freight cars and business places
breaking nf the oath ~ Invaitt 10
the gang wac said 10 mean dsaih -
the offender
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
FRANCE BOWS IN HONOR
Of NAPOLEON CENTENARY
BerIioz Mass Celebrated in Notre
Dame; Foch to Pay Homage
to Greatest Soldier.
! Associated PRESS L. r.,cry s,ening

iy AEenriatcd Fros- a. ENcrt f.NeuinE
Paris MAY France TODAY hogan q
two day Observance &c thr Centenary
" thc death ~ Napoleon ~ 10
O'Clock Thurrday afternoon sal>o ~
artillery az The Invalidcs viii mark the
passing 1T q century ainre the death ~
tho great WARRIOR and will close the -
orcises
memorial service wap hTld eaft'
today in Nutlr Dame cathedral cards
nal Dubois. Archhtshop II Parts pre-
sided and great throng hoard The
famous requiem, mass ot Rcrlio7
stupcndou@ work which required tho
voices 81 more than 800 singers
Tho chief feature % tomorrow -
crcises viii ~ military ceremonv at
tho Ar dc Triumph" c'cctcd 10 celebrate
tho victories ~ France
The conrIudiuE ceremony will b. tho
granting of solemn absolution =, Car
dinaj Duhoie iu the chapsl If the IN
VALDEZ. adjoining ~. tomh of Napuloon
on this occasion Marshal Foth com
mander of The miehucst host IN th"
worlds history. will de- homage 60 the
little Corsican.
Similar ceremonies were planned
throughout France and az Watcriook
st Helcna and Ajaccio, Napoleon q
birthplace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
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Special rates fur business advertising
given upon request
REPUBLICATION FoR ERRORS
Republication will bo made Tor nrroFs
not the fault Of the advertiser II al dveftisaT
wiil report the error within - hours after
nrPt publication Of Rdvcr & tiscmcflt
MlSCLA LAS@IFICATIbkA NOT fhh-
MITTED
TEi.ErHDNED ADS
ClasEiflesl advertisements thHt arr tNa.
phunrd to ESrFy Evening will bs accspte1
at the charge rates shown above nut
the prepaid cost amount will ba AcrrptTd
as fun payment II offered at the business
Office within six days after AMI such al
is orst printed IN the paper Otherwise
tho cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE IN O-TN OH INDRFD
Ask Tor Want Nd Iakor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
R. ". KRAMER URGED
FOR SCHOOL BOARD
His Nomination Has Been Pro-
posed by the Central Labor
Union.

The regular mcetinE of the Central
Labor Union last uiEht registered its
disapproVal of the selections. by tho
Citizens School Committee, Of candidates
FOR the new seven member school board.
on the ground that these are not rep
resentative Of the city whole, as
regards localities. no residents east of
Market street south Of Eighth having
been named.
The prominent part taken At Dover
by Robert W. Kramer. As representative.
in advocating the passage of the School
bill is considered by his friends as en-
titling him to be nominated as candi-
date. He is president of tho Central
Labor Union
A committee was named to confer
with r. NJ Hopes. Jr.. Of the Library
Building Committee to urge prompt
starting OF building operations.
President Kramer and Secretary Fred
SticrIe. with Walker J. Outtep and John
4. Saylor. were designated to represent
tho union on the Glazed Md Campaign
Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
l. w. w. STILL uNDAUNTED.
WIN Go Right Ahead With Work De-
spite Sentence of Lenders, CHIEF says.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago, May 1.-The fact that four
score Industrial Workers Of the World
have been sentenced to the penitentiary
to serve sentences for wartime con-
spiracies against the government. Will
have no effect on the plans for the thir-
teenth national convention hore. May ,.
according to l. w. w officials
The convention will be tho beginning
Of n new life for the organization, ac-
cording 10 Roy Brown, chairman of the
national executive committee.
What capitalists would term the
brains or our organization has been
sent 20 prison. he said hut our or
ganization is by no means broken UP
We have no leaders In the capitalistic
settso and we shall take a new lease Of
life at this convention. and go right
ahead with our work"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
URGE EAST FOURTH
STREET PAVING NOW
Vigorous Protest Against Any
Delay in the Proposed
Improvement.

Having received an invitation that
tho proposed repaving Of East Fourth
street. though provided for I'm the sched-
ule under the pending street loan, ad-
vocates OF the project will call on city
Council at it's meeting tomorrow night
and urge that the work he started as
soon az practicable. The delegation
will be armed with a petition in that
behalf. which is signed by somc of the
largest business interests in tho city.
which appreciate the Importance. from
a business standpoint. of making Fourth
street an up-to-date traffic thorough
fare.
In addition To emphasizing the inn
purtance of improving the street. tho
delegation will point out that now.
when many men are seeking work IS
the logical time 10 start the project,
which. il is believed. would afford some
relief among the army Of unemployed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
ANTHONY WARNED.
Must Not Strike His Mother No Matter
What She Does.

You have no right to touch your
mother, no matter what she does,
Judge Hastings, I'm Municipal Court to-
day told Anthony MaleszewslSi. charged
with assault and battery on his mother
The mother had her son arrested yes
terday, after he pushed her against a
wall, causing "A cut on her head. To-day
she said she did not want to prosecute
the case. as her son promised to do bet
ter. Anthony said he had been drinking
and his mother slapped him in the face,
He tried to ward Off her blows and
pushed her against the wall.
You have no business To drink. your
mother was probably right" the judge
said. Anthony was dismissed on pay
ment of costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
M'NkNARA STILL OUTLAW IN.

CitisenShip Rights win Not Re RcStor-
cd when Hes Free From Prison.
nv Associated I'rcss to Every Evening
Sacramento cal MAY 4-When
Iohn J Mcnamara is rclca scd from
san Oucntpn on Tuesday next. after
serving 10 wears of a-ycar sentence
for completely IN thc dyuamitiug of the
lewellyn iron works IN Los Angeles.
his citizenship ights Will not he restor-
ed to him IL became known to-day
Tonvicfs about 10 10 released after
serving their FIRST term in California
prisons. automatically are recommended
as fit for restoration Of their citizenship
but this recommendation has been
stricken out in Mcnamara $ case
Governor William u. stephens has
made no announcement as 10 his rca-
sons Tor the action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
EDENZAAR LADIES DINED.

The members of the Edenzaar Ladies
Auxiliary were the guests last night at
a dinner at the Lambros. of the degree
STAFF of Eden Lodge No. 81. /. o. 0. F.
one hundred covers were set for the
dinner. which was followed by vaude-
vile program and dancing. Arthur +.
Hudson president Of the degree staf
association. was POSTMASTER. Among
the speakers were p. J. Isaacs, Andrew
rur,cb. James Murray, William Beatty.
Thomas Grier and others Mor1nes
orchestra gave a pleasing musical pro-
gram.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Al. dn Pnnf in Now Offices.

Alfred du Pont is now occupying a
suite Of eight rooms on the eighth floor Of
the Delaware Trust Co 5 building. having
moved there recently from 81 Market
street F. NJ Davis. superintendent Of
Mr.. du Port farms and IN charge Of his
real estate, has also moved and is sharing
Mr.. du Pont suite in the Delaware Trust
Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
knights at Dixon Funeral.

Funeral services for Andrew Dixon. who
died last Saturday. were conducted by It
John Commandery. No. /. Knights
Templar. at his late home. 1881 North
Clayton street. Yesterday afternoon. The
lodge members assembled IN Masonic
Temple at 50 clock before proceeding
10 the Dixon home After the services
they marched IN a body ~ Riverview
cemetery. where nterment was made.
About 60 sir knights were present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Republican Women.

The Third ward Republican women will
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock. at S23 Shipley street
The Fifth ward Republican women will
hold a meeting at s o'clock on Friday
night at the same place, when Councilman
Alexander r. Abrahams will make an
address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Seeking Thomas Baker.

The address Of Thomas Baker a
middIe-aged man VINO was railroad
worker from Columbia. Pa. is sought
BY hi daughter Mrs. Eiizabssh Brady
nf I44s South Reynolds street. Balti-
slort Md, who has written 70 Post
master James J. English.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
ScHooNoyER LECTU RES.
ARTIST Gives Interesting Talk at New
Century Club.

Frank Schoonover gave an interest
ne lecture last night at the New Cen
tury Club on the subject OF ms e2perl-
ences during a sojourn with the OJio-
way Indians, in the James Bay REGION
Canada.
The artist was adopted into the t1oe
and given the name OF Misanocha
Gennini The man who makes pic
lures" owing 70 mis- activity in taking
photographs and sketches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Aaior and Trafic Gases.

Walter Bevans. charged with driving
An automobile without proper tags. was
nned $40 in Municipal Court today.
Pleading guilty 10 the charge of failure
10 obey the traffic rules at Sixth and
Market streets. William b. Faux was
dismissed on payment Of costs. on his
promise 10 secure a drivers license.
Russell Brown. charged with driving
u,,thout a license. was dismissed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
W X DnI GS.
Courier " ais.


one OF the most important % the
late spring weddings will be that of
Miss Ethel NJ Walls daugh;er of Mrs
Walter d Walls of this city. and James
Lewis Courier. son Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry z Courier of Philadelphia. which
will take place at 4 o'clock in the after
noon on Saturday June Is, in Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church Rev. Or.
Charles l. Candee. minister Of the
church officiating The bride will he
given in marriage by her brother. Harry
Bra atton Walls. and Miss Edyth Nj.
DANNY will attend as maid Of honor. r
Craig Greiner Of Chicago and Lans-
downe. Pa. will act as best man and the
ushers will include Raymond Bartlett OF
Philadelphia: James b Neefus Of New
YORK CITY: Walter Ebrey Of Lans-
downe. and Allan Darlington of West
Chester.
Kent Bergh.
Walter Kent. 50l West street, and
ASabe, Rersb. 2l4 West Fourth street.
Yesterday procured marriage license
from Magistrate Lawrence ]. Broman.
Buckwith- Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs William A. Buckwith
have returned from their wedding Trip
m Harrisburg Pa. Mrs. Buckwlth was.
nrevious TO her marriage. last Wednes-
aax Miss Martha Reta G. Hughes,
daurhter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hughes
~ AVS North Jackson street. Rev.
-rhor,as p Waldron. pastor Of st. Pauls
@ Church. performed the ceremony.
- .ha attendants were Miss Dorothy
A. Hughes and i. A hue"eS'
ception was nelo at tle h'i'' az
,bauI disote WrnpyokJ ON -eohettCmf
tylde's narents following the ceremony.
>, which large number Of guests were
present. Mr.. ana mrs' DUN
ce,ved many appropriate gifts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Councilmen to Inspect Park.

An inspection of Alapocas Park will
be made by members rof City Council
today They will leave the Public
Building at $50 in automobiles, unless
the weather proves too unfavorable, in
which event the trip will be postponed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
EIks 10 Visit Camden.

Wilmington Lodge Of Elks will be the
guests Of Camden, n j.. lodge on Sstur-
day, when there will be track events A
crack squad will accompany the vii
mngton men 70 take part in shoot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
FINE CONCERT.

Orphcus Club at Union NJ. F. Church
Last Night
The concert given last night by the
Orpheus Club Of Wilmington a. | t'rion NJ
T. Church was decided success. IN many
respects surprising the excellent per-
formsnce given recently at the Play
house William + Raymond, who sang
two ohIigato numbers and solo. 50
pleased the audierce that he was com
PEELED to respond t. two double encores.
The concert was FOR the benefit of
Union NJ + Church. Sunday school.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson was chairman of
the committee IN charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
DaaE Climb Show.

The fourth annual show Of the Dorsche
Daas Club will be given this evening in
the form Of a musical comedy, entitled
Mana, in the Y M c. II Auditorium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

E\n,.fltpH and sf.,
nauir ~..r a-.a f4.lrs >r
BAN KFcrfrurf
htfrt.-- r..U
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

Fun descriptions and prices Of the
most modern and attractive properties
for sale or rent in the city are given in
the Real Estate column tOday.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Sunshine Meeting.

The Pollyanna branch Of the Interna-
tionaI Sunshine Society will meet ut
3o2 West Nineteenth street, tomorrow
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
Arfers w q Il III

The Artrs W G. i. Z will hold its
meeting IN the Epworth Church
tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
situation, Nantcd Female .

Waut- nuetI1u nrNa
fauNN DO own rtpalrfue AuN in 'nI. ..t
tU make. uf CAR. AupN Nh Mhnf rINfN
PIANIST tru tean ca. m.
lns picturos rNoclirn. .IEh. taItl Ntrt
stein Phone 1857 N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
EMPLOYMENT
Help Nantsa--tsmals

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tDIahED FDEfkE .A.er..f..a
coming .4ut-f ft-
srraAfa-. .u. U.u t.u. l.
foA3 ..4H
C,rOh Wanted nurs.aft
.1tr iaE HI.ftuE
N-ttf II. Ir- lU|es tHrliu.
l- trit plsHr rtn a.ttr
GIRL HalfE..au .ssisr tI.r a...
loi4-sNDFr t'n.lr arf# ..l
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Dr 1rl Tor genera. l..s,.s.-s irren .
rfglu4rra anl tf.
HOT -EhEEPEh WASTED t...a.r
state fail narr lc44ate tlurr.s
Es-ry r.seu.a- IfI.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04
AUTOMOBILES
Service Stations Repairing


AUTOMOBILES WASHED Polished ami
creased. wblie you walt. Quick service
uarage 23l East fifth street. Phone 2zf3J
AUTO PAINTING Why should YOU
travel Ia a shabby carr paint and up-
holster them like new Tor small
amount Phone 1zO1-J.
BLACKsMITuING Bent Tenders. broken
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built
Auto Repair 8hup, 1908 Sycamore g.
CYLINDER GRINDING let us RESTORE
your motor pep, have your cylinders re-
ground. ntted With new piat0ns and rings.
all wors guafan teed. Cait or phone for
prices T. q Motor Sales Co, in8
Market street.
HOTEL sToECkLE GAItAGE- 100 -Os
French street Let me put your Dodge
in Al condition Thomas Scott Phone
o757-w.
Lynch & SCHAEFER al makes of au-
tomobilcs and electrical system repaired
Ford starter and generators a speciality
We will give you good Work Give ~ a
Phone 4s75W
Maxwell e. JACKSON Motor car re-
pairing ignition our hpecialty 2zz
Conne3i street Phone iS49
TOM MAHTIN GARAGE 4Ot Harrison
strest. Phone Gz2 General repairs GagD-
line ami oils.
WALNUT STREET UARAoE-a STORAGE.
repairing and aoCessIrios Motor rebuild
ing a speciality Harry o. Btoeh0r. Phone
1905 J.
WELDING l.. L.wrenos Co..s -oored cyl
parts - me. Dillman. 56s mAiisoD street
Wauted-AutomobiIcs ~
BODY wanted. used. open stake body.
suitahl" for 81 ton truck Phone l525
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-04

BUSINESS SERVICE
Moyiny, IrscLInx. ~tof.so

Moving. IrseAins. storage A.
HAULIso l;eesi ssg l7ag a,.'aesss STAGE ,9s'"'
IA AII.Igg-Truosa ana trsusfs motins
% ali kinds nosvy hauling 80 isltg,
hesOfBilrk bros. tlsstuth end NniHa
stro.ts fh0ne DI9I "
JAMES " FisHEH 40 Nsshinsfnn.
trirb fYr hire. HFht and heavy nauIIrr
Phone s@ts ~
DocAL ASD 1850 distance nsunnr onn
hrgs D. Eaat Foufteenih street lh'"H
fGS9
MovIng AND HAUIINo OF al aiuas
i.orai or long distance stalls Coz frn
~ fa,kspn. bia Froneh stfset
MeCARrnEY' b TRANsFEH Noying 80
hauling FhOun sIi3
MOVING Hauling. anywhsrr nopsi.r t.,
snah Rates uasunauf fhnnt o.
HctflnF tlf andevrr avfnus
McnRIIJE. rRANaFEH snip r,,sr s,ssls
by motor Porugnsi Attention ~ al surs
Cai ffBs - West 4 sentF ninth stres
MOVING MD HhULisG 80 al siB1s
Vandevsr avenue Phons tt'0 d
MOVING Isms, u Ku,pr. moving sod
hauling ipug dlHtanrH moving su~sisltT
Largo moving vans PhoBs lsse
ROBIs sON 4 DIIiOn L0ns sad si.oft
diatanff nByIug aud hauling 40 Nraf
5iHth street Phone Hxts
sTORACE CIoan. azht stores. rDo~us foF
fuTnisu,e - ,.av thsog's ssersss nafe
P.Derlas--PsIsuar |.
AETisrr PAPEKHANUING AMI 8.s
Grating gDg FreGch atroet Falrptalfsa
700 sadrt -traoa
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DISPLAY your CLASSIFIED a. vIst -iH..
spare top and pnttorn
q EMMETT psper aanssr 80 y.De'
3o, Madison street Pb0ne t4ss y
lsADoHE Ff5HMAN Fagefhsngins Ios
pst prl1.. gnsst sprE xusran ss-sf ars a
3sos5nG street Fnone sfiR
n AEsHT paferh anging aon, from le
rgom and 70 ,suma'es f9rnishrf ~
Htst Fesrtn strast Phone tif
PAISTfNG invuot sn1 r,er'9, y.nurs
done rururr FsaFtor ftrustf r.tt
fhours pro sz7s ~ s.ur.r strasf
PAPERIIANrI~gs Arf San fssg.-atf tf.-.
~ quality Finr ve~E ...Hr aifg it1ur
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