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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LOSES
ANNUAL FOOTBALL GAME TON. C..
From FIRST Pagc)

team. the first team that ever played
Virginia. md the team that beat Vir-
ginia 26 to in Atlanta, was held to-
day. The "Immortals." as they are
called here. got out In the field be-
tween halves and ran through the
old flying wedge" formation for the
entertainment of the crowd.
y. G. Position. Va.
MOTIFS left end. 49,. Davis
kernodlc left tackle. Shack1eford
PoindeNter left guard. 1900. Hail
Blount $3.50. .center...... Hanklns
Pritchard right guard. 800. Ward
Jhcobf right tackle. ..... Clark
cochran right end. ...... MIchie
Lowe .......quartcr back ...... Witt
Johnson 80. left half. -. Rinchart
McDonald fright half. Oppleman
Glllon full back $500. Maphls
Score by quarters: Total.
T Tlrsinla -: 49,: 2 +" SS-5
summary: Substitutions--I'or Vir-
ginia. Zundell for Maphis: Burgc for
Rinehart: Maphis for Zundell: Cald-
well for Clark: Foster for witt: Rine-
hart, for Burge: Blackford for
Shackelford: Campbell for Michic:
browne for Davis; Harris for Maphis;
Hays for Ward. Substitutions-For
North carolina-McGee for Gilion;
Shepard for Morris. Refcrce-MaEof-
(Trinity College of Connecticut).
l.inesman-Palmcr UIaverford).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
CENTRES AERIAL ATTACK
TOO MUCH FOR TULANE
Far South Eleven Puts Up
Fight, hut Is Beaten,
81 100.
M Assocluted Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. a4.-Tu-
lane University gave the famous Cen
tire College team real tussle for top
honors in the Turkey Day battle here
today. However. the battling aerial
attack OF the Colonies was entirely
too much for tho Grecnbacks to cope
with. and the Kcntuckians emerged
with the large end of a 2l-to-O score.
Herbert covinGton was the big star,
with Red" Roberts and Tanner, also
shining for Centre. The Green wave
managed to stop tho great "Bo" Me
Millin at quarter back. on the Of
fensirc. although the brain work OF
the plucky Centre leader was an out
standing feature of the contest
Benny Brown and Cy Minsky were
the Tulane stars on the offensive,
while the punts of Norris Legendre
repeatedly turned the visitors back
from the goal line OF the Olive ana
Blue.
The sensational plays OF both teams
Kept the spectators On their toes
throughout the entire contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
SPIDERS CAPTURE
FINAL CRIDIRON
CAME OF SEASON

NCONtIHucu fTUm FITSt FHEU.J
to the twenty two-yard line with n
series OF line plungcs and an outside
punt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25

Yards and grounded forward pass.
Lowe tried field goal. The bah
sailed outside. the post by "a few
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
Hold BOY ON
FOUR CHARGES
De Frisco Accused of Lar
ceny and Breaking and
Entering

on a charge Of larceny OF an ivory
cue ball, valued at s25. from the pool
room Of Barlow Pantalone. rs Scott
street, on February 1. Peter DePrisco
was held in $500 bail for court. by
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court.
this morning
He was also leld in $1,000 bail for
a hearing on another charge OF lar
ceny and two charges OF breaking and
entering on Tuesday u was az the
request OF Assistant City Solicitor
Davis that the hearing on these
charges was postponed, he stating 90
the court that there will probably be
further developments in the case.
The youth is also charged with the
larceny OF a gold watch and bracelet
from Mrs. Julia Vilone. sii West Sec
ond street. on January 26. and with
breaking and entering a garage OF
John Lemon. at 1915 West Eleventh
street. on October i3. 1919. and with
breaking and entering 1919 West Sixth
street on February II.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
Total .....fa.e62.s21.1o

Figures for 1920 not yet available.
An examination OF the items OF as
stance given to the state Beard Of
Education. and also the county
boards through Mr.. duPonrs gen
erosity dlscloses the fact It would
have been impossible 10 do some Of
the most important work FOR the bet
terment OF school conditions In the
state without such assistance. His
Contributions were used for helping
10 increase and strengthen the teach
ing force Of the State. for making IL
possible 10 carry out the important
work OF vocational education for the
bows and girls in the schools. 10
make IL possible 10 do the greatest
and most effective work for the edu-
cation OF the adult foreigner in learn
ing the English language and Ameri-
can laws. customs and ideals.
He relieved certain counties and
school districts Of burdens which
had been steadily increasing for
wears by paying their deficits which
included among other things, the
back salaries q teachers.
Every thinking and patriotic ciu-
zen OF Delaware will acknowledge
that II was not the part OF private
citizen 20 undertake these obliga-
tions which Il was the duty OF the
state to meet. on assuming his po-
sition as a member OF the state
Board Of Education Mr.. dupont pro-
ceeded 10 study the problem con-
fronting the progress OF education
in Delaware. and soon learned thai
to get started right in the admins
tration OF the new school law, II wa
necessary 10 remove obstacles OF
financial nature from the course
which must be necessarily pursued
In accordance with his great interes
in the work for better schools fol
the children OF the State, he wen
down into his own pocket and drew
forth his generous contributions an'
gave them for the benefit OF tbs
state. something which has beer
done by no citizen in any other stat
for public education.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

forts OF the advisors OF the clubs
and the corps. each advisor helping
the club to plan the act presented.
The advisors OF the clubs are; Ari-
ole. Miss Marion Howe assisted by
Miss Esther Cooper. Hiswatha.
Miss Margaret sharpless; Poca-
hontas. Miss Ruth jenkins; Friend
ship Club. Mrs. W. F. Van Ripper;
Fastiake Corps. Miss Marion Scott
West End Corps. Miss Esther VIII.
son. wawatasi Corps. Miss Heller
Ciaren; Good Fairy Corps, Mis-
Margaret Richardson. Miss Sarah
Smith directed the young women OF
the F. l. c. Club in the minuet.
The players in many OF the num-
hers were dressed in colonial cos
tunes. Music was furnished by the
Mandolin club OF the Y. W. c. A.
The Young womens Christian As
sociation desires 70 thank the fol-
lowing merchants for loaning them
many articles which aided mate
rally In the success OF the enter
tainment Lindsay Tucker Co.
George W. McCaulley. & Son. Georg,
Hardcastle & Son. and A. B. Cart.
ledge. Jr.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
POOL ROOM To
BEBUNK HOUSE
Boy Tells Court Proprietor
Allowed Him to Sleep
There

While endeavoring 70 gain entrance
TO the rear OF a pool room at 9i3 Ian
caster avenue from the roof OF the
Kitchen q building last night John
A. Donahoe was arrested on a charge
OF irespass by Police Officers Grabow-
ski and Jack.
James F. McGraw, who was stand
imy in the yard OF the building while
his companion was trying TO pry
open the shutters Of a window OF the
house. was taken into custody Cn the
same charge by the officers.
The two youths were d smlssed by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
tals morning. with a stern admonish-
ment.
Impressing on the youths the dan
ger OF entering a house at night time
through a window. Judge Hastings
said that he would he afraid to en-
ter his own horne in that manner,
fearing that he might be taken for
a burglar and shot
Donahoe said that the owner OF
the pool room had told him that ne
could make his quarters in the poo
room any night that he might be
locked out" OF his home.
John T. Mccullough. a friend OF
the two. became so boisterous and
profane in his objections 10 the ar
rest OF Donahoe and McGraw that
he was arrested on a charge OF dis
orderly conduct. He did not fare 50
well as the other two youths. a fn'
OF $40 and costs being imposed OF
him.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
WANT
DAUGHTER Home
Cottrells Fight Order Which
Sends Galorus to Re- . d.
formatOry
ELOPED WITH MAN
KILLED AS THIEF

Appeal fr.m the decision OF The |
Juvenile Court in committing Galorus /
Cotirell, i3 years Of age. TO the Girls
lndusir al school was heard by Resi-
dent Judge Herbert L. Hive this
morning. The hearing Will continue
this afternoon
Galorus left home here last July
with Frank Jones. who was a boarder
al her parents home. Last December
Jones WAS killed In attempting 90
steal an automobile In VI paso. Tex.
The g.. was later returned TO her
home here.
After her return she was committed
10 the Girls Industrial school.
William A. Cooper appeared for
Mr. and Mrs Cottreil and p. Warren
Green defended the action Of the
Juvenile Court at the hearing today.
The proper place for the girl 10
make an adjustment Is the g rls' In
dusirial school and not her own
home. Dr. r. l.. Durham, psychiatrist,
testified
John n. Coitrell. father Of The girl.
who was the frst witness called by
Mr.. Cooper. told of ms daughter leav-
ing home in July, last year, in COM
panv with Jones. who was a hoarder
AZ their home At the time be said,
Galorus was i2 years old, but he was
unable 10 give the date of her birth.
Mr.. Cottrell said that Jones while
ne stayed az his home. appeared TO
be- n good-nving and moral man. He
said that although he knew Jones
To be a married man. he permitted
his Young daughter TO go TO the
moving pictures with him. although
he tMr. Cottrell accompanied them
to the picture-play theatres on most
Occasions. He denied. under cross
examination. ever hearing Of Jones
Iproposing marriage 20 Galorus, or
lof his Offering to take her on trip.
ior OF his promise 10 buy her an auto
mobile. or OF his making her a
present OF a diamond ring. Cottreli
said he kept strict watch over his
daughter az all times.
Mrs. CottreI testified that her
! daughter was always a good-behav-
. ing girl regularly attending sunday
school and public school Jones. she
said. seemed a respectable man and
paid no undue attention to Galorus
! She told OF Jones giving her. hei
, husband and her daughter rings.
After her return home last month
Galorus showed no trace OF griei
over the killing Of Jones in Texas
the father stated. Her behavior afte
b her return was OF the best. he said
- He added that his daughter told o
her marrying a Mr.. Foster in New
Mexico.
. The mother said that Galoru
' never showed any spirit OF incoT
j. rigibnity. After she was returne
n home. she was allowed to RENAL
D. with her parents only week an
three days before she was called be
" fore the Juvenile Court and com
4 mitted to the Girls lndustria
School.
Mrs Cottrell said that she pro
noses moving to Milton.
Neighbors OF the Cottrells, bot
at Milton and this city testified L
the fitness OF both Mr.. and Mrs Cot
- trell to have the custody Of Galoru'
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

in capital cases was reported on Ito
merits in the Senate.
Senator Benefits bill compelling
automobile owners TO provide mir
rors for their machines by which
the approach OF another vehicle can
be seen was also reported on its
merits.
Senator walkers bill to amend
the constitution by providing for
the women TO pay a capitation tax
was reported favorably.
Democrats I'm Conference.
Democratic members again held
up business in the house yesterday
afternoon because OF a long drawn
out conference they held lasting
more than an hour Some OF the
Democrats wanted TO reconsider the
vote by which the House passed
Senator Palmer's bill changing the
personnel OF the commission 20 fin
ish building roads in Sussex county
under the si.Ooo.OO0 appropriation
bill Of several years ago.
Former Governor Townsend
served on this commission but as
Governor Denney does not desire to
serve on commissions the change in
fthe personnel was proposed. The
Palmer bill makes the Levy Court
men Of Sussex county and three
citizens OF the county 20 be appoint
ed by the governor. not more than
two OF whom shall be OF one politi-
cal faith, members OF the commits
sion. Some OF the Democrats want
ed 10 make the commission consist
OF the Levy Court members and two
Democrats and two Republicans
There was a deadlock on this prop
osition, however. and as yesterday
was the last day under the rules
that the vote on the bill could be
reconsidered, IL will stand as passed
II is understood that Representative
Otwell Of Laurel. a Sussex count,
member, was satisfied with the bill
as passed and opposed reconsider.
! alton.
The House passed Representativ,
Whites bill providing for the Lev,
Court OF New Castle county to pa,
for the care OF the INDECENT sick o.
, that county in hospitals. The bill
sets out that the cost shall not ex
. ceed SO a day for the care OF an,
! such person in any hospital OF tn
: county. The hospitals would be re
quired to render monthly bills whicl
, would be investigated by the Stat
= Board OF Charities and pay OF tn
Z bills recommended to the Levy Cour
2 II found TO be o. X.
. Representative Grays bill L
g create a Street and Sewer Commits
. sion for seaford was also passe
. by the House. The commissio
= would consist OF five members I
q be appointed by Council and thrc
Of them to be councilmen. The tow
Q could bond under the bill for $40
= 600 for street and sewer improve
n ments and abutting property woul
4 be assessed two-ffths OF the cost
. Of such improvements.
n The House also passed Mr.. Gray
l. bill authorizing Seaford to borro'
r. 10000 for a new fire engine an
" equipment
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
MAIL ROBBERS
GET 100000;
Nab SUSPECTS
tcontInued dom al nasel

CONTINUED from first pase)
dered 10 halt and the gunhre lasted
while the automobiles raced over a
mile. The loot was not recovered.
A mask and several weapons were
found In the automobile in which
the two men were attempting TO
escape.
The accused men gave the names
4 Buck Allen and Bob Ford.
The train was held Up at Baleys,
MINI. The bandits bad boarded the
mail car at 81. Cloud. Mail Clerk
strong was forced TO bind the other
t,vo clerks and then was locked In a
locker. When strong attempted 90
breah from The locker he was snos
and seriously wounded. other mem
bers OF the crew did not know OF ne
robbery until the train reached Mn
ncapons and the clerks were found
bound. The bandits left the train
at a suburb OF Minneapolis.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
Y GIRLS AS PILGRIMS,
DANCE THE MINUET

More than 500 parents and friends
OF the members of the Girls Reserve
Corps and the clubs OF the Young
Women's Christian Association at
tended the Pilgrim entertainment
given last evening by the members
OF the corps and clubs. in the audi
torium OF the Wilmington High
school. The program which was
presented by 100 young women be-
tween the ages OF IL and is years
was delightfully."- given and was thor
oughly enjoyed.
Much OF the success OF the even
ing was due to the unuring ef-
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
BRADFORD'S Phone 1895
uorcrc ron uaru

HOUSES FOR SALE
1921 Delaware Ave, 10 MONS and
bath. $1,000
SIS Adams St. 10 rooms, baths two
apartments). $1,000
Franklin ST. and Shallcross Ave, 10
rooms and hath. $500
On Philadelphia Pike. 10 rooms and
bath. ] acre Of ground, $1,000.
ai3 Clayton ST., rooms and bath.
1900 block. Penna. Ave. 10 rooms and
bath. SSOO0.
1000 block. Jefferson ST.. 10 rooms and
bath. $1,000.
1913 Clayton ST.. rooms and bath,
SG.5OO.
iiOi Rodney ST.. rooms and bath,
81 900.
1900 shallcross Ave. rooms and hath,
81 800.
1900 block. Pine St. 10 rooms and bath
81 300.
100 block. W. isth ST.. rooms aud
'' ISIS Rodney ST.. rooms and bath
s. 200.
T. c. BRADFORD
1921 Delaware Avenue
iy7-m-w-s-6
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
KENT CoURT OPENs MONDAY.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Feb. 19.-The Kent
county courts will convene here on
Monday in February session. Deputy
Attorney General Wiley who sue
reeds James NJ. Satterheld. will
make his first appearance before the
court. although he has appeared be-
fore the court since the first OF jan
uary at the pleading day sessions
There are 2S cases listed for trial
on the civil list and is on the di-
vorce list Seven divorce cases are
scheduled for final decrees.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
ms sFRIOUSLY ACCUSED

Morris Todd. aged SO years. who
was arrested here several days ago
with l5-year-old- Mildred
bradshaw. OF Cambridge, Nd. by
city detectives. in west side board
ing house. has been held TO await
the action or the United States au-
thorities. charged with a violation OF
the Mann act.
The couple were in this city two
weeks
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

This birthdltc should awaken per-
sons 20 watch the Want Ads for new
opportunities end larger chances In
business.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

They were given an excellent repu-
tation.
Galorus. IL appeared from the tes-
timony OF the parents. had been ar
rested in a highway robbery case
with Jones and Foster in FL Paso.
Jones was shot while trying to es-
cape. Foster was imprisoned and
Galorus was returned 10 her home
here.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
P. 5. DUPONT'S
SCHOOL GIFTS
EXCEED TAXES
OF 25 YEARS

CONTINUED from first pagel
pressed for the state OF Delaware.
its gratitude to Pierre $. dupont
fpr his generous benefactions to the
Educational interests OF the state.
The amount OF Mr.. duPont's contri-
button as reported by the Governor.
included the gifts TO Delaware Col
lege and TO the Women's College OF
Delaware.
lt has been reported at times that
citizens in some sections have said
that the State could take care OF the
financing OF the schools without the
assistance OF Mr.. duPonts money.
which would seem 10 indicate that
the schools could have been main
tained. buildings erected and teach
ers paid with money furnished by
the State up to this time.
Investigation shows that In the
past 20 years the taxes collected on
real estate in Delaware outside OF
Wilmington for education exceed In
amount the gifts OF Mr. dupont
since July /, 1919 TO public educa-
ton, exclusive OF the gifts 10 IN,
colleges at Newark, by only $50 900
The following statement gives som,
4 interesting details OF what Mr.. du.
Pont has given to the cause OF edu.
cation, not counting the gifts to Del
aware College and the Women's Col
iege:
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE

2300 and 23o2 w. 18th. new, 2
r. b. p.; room for garage. Win make
the price very attractive.
c. NJ TOWNSEND
923 Market Street
FOR SALE
1-room house bungalow type) located
IN Wilmlngt0n's best suburb. Bargain
IN bought this month.
S-room house. In perfect condition. ON
lot G2i1xijo. one block from trolley, gar
age. chicken house. pigeon house. alL
thoroughly equipped. Must be seen to
be appreciated.
y. L. REARICK
Phone 1876. 0ia orange 81
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

A beautiful dwelling, 1905 Clayton
street 2 rooms. bath, heat, eemented
cellar gas and elcctric, laundry, three
porches Newly painted and papered.
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FOR SALE

Property and drygoods business. stock
must be sold.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE
FOR SAIL

Property. grocery and dehcatesse11
business on west side Of city. call at
ofice for further Information on this
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

The Want Ads will give opportuni-
ties for good business partnership
aud business investments.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
CFRTIFIcArE OF DISSOLUTION.


CTATF or DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE, ,,-,,o>,
CFRTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION;
To All 10 Whom These Presents May
vhores. honss, It appears to my satlsfac-
tion Nv duly authenticated record of the
nroceedinnsfor the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF All me st"cs
holders deposited 10 my once en- l1s
poration of this state, whose principal
enc h situated at 927 Market street In
the city Of Wilmington, county or NeW
castle. State of Delaware, Corporauon
Guarantee and Trust Company being
agent therein and In charge thereof
upon whom process may be served; mas
compiled with the requirements OF the
CORPORATE Laws or the State Or beia-
ware. A. contained In 1915: section 70
etOi section iS7, Chapter az. or The Re
visca statutes of 1918 as amended, pre-
iiminary to the iss-ing of this 80.
CERTIFICATE or DlSSolsU UllON.
S.s,s,, NeT, 'SfrhS of STATE Of the state Of Della.
vrare. 40 hereby certify that the said cor
noration did. on the 18th day of Fehru'
arv. A. ID. 1921. hle In the once duly
executed aud attested consent, In writing
~ the dissolution OF said corporation,
ereeufed nv an the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records OF
an. Nv NV said ofice, o. provided by law.
"'' IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. /
have hereunto
sssss sses set my hand and
OFFICIAL, SEAL oiicial seal. at
seeretarv's ONCE DoYer. this 18th
. fs.S Delaware l7D3 day of Feb, in
1911 the year Of our
sssss sssss Lord, one thou
sand. nine hun
dred and twenty
one.
A. r. BENSON.
febia-1t. Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A beautiful home on the boulevard; all
modern improvements.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

Taxes collected on real estate for
education In the State OF Delaware
outside OF Wilmington. during the
past % years are:
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
FOR SALE

aiG-iS-O Cedar street.
Gis ". Third street.
tiUS French street
S. W. Corner Fifth and Spruce streets
Hn5 = Harrison street.
lis H. 42nd street.
1i2n n Twelfth street.
G37 r. Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

The Want Ads viii nnd positions
Tor ledger clerks, competent book
keepers and ofilcc boys.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
RENT

Apartment. rooms. bath. porch. nice
location. so, with room in garage for
car.
Apartment on King ST., 6 rooms, bath.
Market street store.
once on Market street.
Factories, large and small.
Storage space, with railroad and wharf
facilities
c. NJ. TOWNSEND
a23 Market st. lSecond Fioorl
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

22i0 Pine street Corner property
Make on orer.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
ii0l West St, s r & r ............ .St5.oa
SOC W Fifth ST. store. & r. 5000
APARTMENTS
2e6 W. Ninth ST., second hoor.
\. W. cor. seventh and Orange
ST. third floor. X 4 B.. $500
r & r '.........'.'...,......' -. ~ 5000
s2f Washington ST., second floor.
. r & h.
STORES
iO4-iO6 W. Eleventh St............xi2-
102a-2a orange st .ssss.....s..s.s. .tlOs
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 W. Ninth St
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STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE or
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION:
To All TO Whom These presents NAY
Come. Greeting;
whereas. II appears 10 my satisfaction,
hv duiv authenticated record % the pro-
ccedinrs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited In my ONCE, the
Siberfan Fur Company, corporation or
thls state whose principal ofiice i stu
afed nj 2t7 West Ninth street, In the city
nj Wilmington, county OF New Castle
STATE of Delaware, Benjamin e.
Coverman being agent therein and
In charge thereof upon whom pro
cess may be served has complied with
fhe requirements Of the Corporation
laws OF the state OF Delaware, as con-
tsined in 1915. Section / 20 2i0l, Sec
lion 1s7. Chapter G5, Of the Revised
statutes Of 1915, as amended. prelim.
i,erv 10 the Issuing OF this
CFRTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Sov- therefore. I. A. X. Benson,
secretarv of State Of the State Of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
rorporation did. on the 18th day OF Feb.
ruarv. A. ID. 1921. hle In the office. a
dniv executed and attested consent, In
wrifing. 10 the dissolution OF said cor
marathon. executed by all the stockhold'
a. thereof. which said consent and thu
records OF the proceedings aforesaid, ar
now on ile In my said ofhce, as pro
vided By law. -. -,.o......
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FOR RENT-APARTMENT
? rooms. bath and heat. si7 Washing
ton street, 80.
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FOR RENT

Groom house on Twentieth street,
newly papered, so.
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1921 Delaware Avenue
iy7-m-w-s-n
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A. r. BENSON.
febia-ft. Secretary OF State.