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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

for the blessings 81 th0so associated
with Us aud dependent upon NJ.
THE world war. and shall not dwell
upon this, In happily ukef. but God
alone has the ability to measure the
waste that followed. Although the arm.
isilcc was signed more than two years
ago. We have only recently begun 20
realize the dppr, ssion that follows a
destructive war as an ugly shadow FOL.
lows terrible substance. Never was
there such waste and extnvngancc In
both human Nc and In the products ~
human thought ana toil--ncvor such a
price wis pah before for domocrncy.
lui. Il n net my purpose 90 dwell on
the horrors the unpleasant things Of
the war. for there are multitude Of
other items 10 consider during this brlof
talk
What ! would impress on this gath.
cring az this time IN the fact that YOU.
my friends are largely responsible not
only Cor the PAST In; Tor the future
~ The communities from which you
come You men from Iowa. N,bsi-ka.
Kansas. New Mexico. oklahoma. and
Other states. as We'll as from my own
beloved Texas, ana especially the Grcn,
Plains County ARE outstanding charac.
tiers IN your respective communities.
md must lead those of IN who are less
conspicuous ana who's responsibilities
are far l.as than your own. To you We
look NJ the guiding stars 10 lead a. out
Of the wilderness ~ debt and DESPAIR
conditions thn, almost oyerwhclm us 1T
times.
In every forest there arr huge. tow.
ering oaks. 70 whose ample and sturdy
h'uEhs and protecting TRUNKS th, b.tds
Of he air and the dcnizcns of the woods
hasten Tor shelter In times ~ storm
Even 50 90 this time. when the weaker
among uE whose responsibilities over.
shaved our capacities. are looking 10
Won and depending upon you. watching
your step. listening Co your words for
guidance and safety. II ~ therefore
your e. direct o. assist IN this time 81
great depression. This IL no time 10 drop
out. g. lie down. 60 shirk responsible
u,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

we 81 this day need r. greater vision.
w hnyc been iulung through restricted
lenses Ike "a man pccfing upward "a
v,ll. We nr,d o. catch u glimpse ~
iur responsibilities IN the llrht N our
relationship with all the world besides.
such an enlargement ~ vision will
bring with u an enlarged. AN nmpllficd
icsire ~ render scryl,c. This j. our
great need toby O. adequately rccog'
nigc 90 relationship 20 the whole %
humanity and then Go rcyiialzc our
we o. the good ~ our fellows.
w ~ Am,riC1 have greater rcspon.
sil.lliiss IN reason 90 oar added pres.
igc. by reason Of our world Importance.
mt fortunately we have enlarged with
'ur tlsks--wc rrr equal Ia the OCCASION.
have an lhlding faith 100 humanity.
! wonderful admiration Cor the Amer.
lean people. and ms vocabulary fails 20
furnish me With words Go adequately *
press my appreciation and love for this
uct Southland Of ours.
at This time am unablc Co furc,sr
what the coming months Il the present
YEAR may hold IN store fnr me-. but this
{ know and accept That Il Il shall he
required 81 fnc az q tcst ~ scrvicc that
I " denied earnings un my investments,
~ the price ~ s,rvirc 20 my fellows.
~ well and oil. will acc,pt 10 gladly.
Tor ihe'Echcr,l good This country has
hccn euod a. m,. and feel that shlll
be- happy to render q a service in rc,og.
milton ~ that fact"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-23

iugcnpoualy arranged also claim at.
tCnticn.
Tho atylo show on the SECOND floor
shows some Of the hest ~ Amarlllo's
lsadlng mercantile hpuscs which II say.
Ira much Tho booths. furnished with
both ladies' and mems wear arranged
~ cxvcrIf. are presided over by sales.
mrn and eulealadlos trained In their
particular line.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
CO OPERATIVE
COLONY ELECTS
new OFFICERS
Oyster Farming Project Adjusts
Plans To State Law By Group
Organization

The Florida cooperative Colony
held its annual meeting Monday after
noon 81 Me city hall in Lakeland.
Tho most important item of busines..
was tho election OF the board of trus-
toes and he following were chosen:
G.. ". Skunk. oi Barlow, e. II. Tlarnly,
" IHhy!aud, D. b. Dickson. Of Lake
LAID. f. T.. SaNtoa. Of Lakeland, and
FreuE u l.amire, OF Orlando.
Immediately following The meein&
OF the colony, The trustees went into
.c- ion auG elected the officers for the
eueuua wear. They are as follows:
3. H. iiaru!Y, president: y. -. Dick
scn. ir-t vicc- president; +. T.. SaXtun,
"cc4;d gioe-prcsidcnt; c. w. Shank
scrrciarY-tro arurer. Mr.. Shank was
also ramcd aG manager with full au-
'huriiN. Accordingly he leaves to
ri2it for Apalarhicoa to lake over
lire affairs oi The concern, succeeding
go office }. j. Abbott of Apalachicola.
\ change in the methods Of me col
az Inns been made necessary by the
act that there is y state law prohibit
ing more than 300 acres of oyster beds
Icing operated by one management
rs i leHs. has, therefore, rot been
iaut'd go ne colony as Il whole.
some + he POLK county member,
are ur.au.zjng into groups represent -
M 500 acres To a group, and leases
ere hoin& applied tor by each Sroup
nd tn, original project OF 0yste.
.armua viii he carried on under this
arrangement. Group meetings VIII
be hVld later.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
COUNTRY STORE NIGHT ~
AT THE CASINO PROVED
TO BE PLEASING NOVELTY

Country store night was introduced
to Lakeland theater goers at the Ca
sino on Monday evening to packed
house. Manager b. b. Garner is more
than pleased over the success of the
new program which was carried out
without a hitch with Walter p. Gray
as master of ceremonies, assisted by
little Powell Oft, who drew the num-
bers that placed the prize winners in
possession of many valuable articles.
Fhe picture offering was Constance
Binney in The Magic Cup" a very
pleasing production.
The first of the series of amateur
nights will be held at the Auditorium
on Friday evening OF this week when
Lakeland talent will provide an enter
tanning program OF specialties. This
of course will be in addition to the
regular picture program.
Again next Monday night at the
Casino the country store program will
hold the boards and regularly there
after on Monday nights throughout
the summer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
IN MEM0RIAM

Last Friday afternoon at five forty
five the death angel visied our home
and took away our dear darling little
sister Evelyn and when she went her
little golden curls were dangling
around her neck and her little white
wings waving Il goodbye. oh how We
miss you ''Eley' no one can realize.
All loved her because she was so
sweet and bright. She was too good
TO stay with us so the Good Lord has
taken her to Himself for He had Il
band of eleven and He needed little
Eley to make His band complete. But
we know you are safe in the arms OF
Jeus, safe on His gentle breast and
we hope some day to meet you where
all is peace and rest. Oh Il precious
me from us is gone; a voice we loved
is still; place is vacant in our home
which never can be filled. Gone but
not forgotten nor will you ever lie for
as long as memory lasts we will al,
ways think of thee.
SISTERS IN SORROW. I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
AMERICAN FLAG

York. Eng. Aug. > Presentation
of len American flags 10 British Ro-
lHry ClHht. as u token Of Anglo Saxon
lrirnd-iip ar" OF growing rrequency
throughout England and the custom,
is spreading into Scotland and Wales
'c'- ,fin9 to newspaper accounts.
Ouc - the most recent gifts of thi4
Kind. An earnest Of friendship am
lriluWslp America bears 10 Grea'
Britain. Was presented to the York
Rotary club ly Luther Stark of Or
1ngr, Tex, vice president of the In.
tcruational Association of Rotar5
Clubs. The Lord Mayor Of York. Al
drrman f. Walker, in accepting Tho
stars and Stripes on behalf of the
York CLUB. expressed "the apprecia-
tiCn and pleasure" Of the recipients
md aid it was such tie rs would
help to bind still closer the English
speaking peoples of the world.
Another American flag was recent
iY uuImlcd At Rotherdam, at the
weekly mcCliH% OF the Rotary Club. by
international Vice President William
toppoch of Council Bluffs, Iowa. TIL,
bishop Of Sheffield, who is an honor
ary R"ary member said he WAS Ger
ain the mov"noli would have a bene-
lri|l Cil"ul on large number OF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
EDISON AGENCY Is ~
MERGED WITH CASON &
TACKER DRUG STORE

j. b. Powell, who has been in
Lakeland several months as the rep
resentative of the Edison Photograph
Co.. has bought a large interest in
the Cason and Tacker Drug Store, and
as a result, the local agency of the
Edison company now located in the
Thelma Hotel building, will be merged
with the drug store
Mr.. Powell, who came to this city
from Dothan, Ala, has had fifteen
years experience in the ownership
and management of drug stores and
will have charge of the store proper
and of the Edison agency, while Lee
Allen, another member of the firm,
will continue in charge of the pre-
scription department where he has
been for the past year.
j. II. Tacker, also a member of
the firm, will continue to contribute
his personal attention to the business
of the store, which will be carried on
under the old name of Cason and
Tacker.
As soon as convenient. Mr.. Powell
will move his stock of Edison phono-
graphs and records to the drug store,
and the fact that this popular place
is also the home of the new Edison
should add to the attractiveness Of
the establishment.
All members of the firm are live
business men, courteous and square
in their dealings. and it is safe to say
that the new arrangements will make
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
Boy Scouts
TROOP THREE

All members of this troop must be
present at the special meeting next
Thursday in the mems Bible class
room OF the First Methodist church,
at 1870.
Those present must bring fifty
cents to reregister, as the charter ex-
pred yesterday aug 1st. Any mem
Der not present or not having the re-
quired fifty cents will not be allowed
membership in the troop for the com
ing troop year.
Remember that Troop Three has
always been the best in Lakeland, so
let's all come and keep it this way.
THOMAS e. BRYANT,
Scribe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
LEAVE ON BUYING TRIP

Miss Rachel Clonts. of the Clonts
Store, is leaving today for Jackson
Vile, where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Il. H. Russell for couple of
days. She will be joined there by her
brother, II. X. Clonts, and the two
will sail Thursday afternoon on the
Clyde Line for New York, where they
will do extensive buying for the store.
ON tho return trip. Mr.. Clonts will
stop at Henderson, N. c., where Mrs
Clonts and son Billie are spending the
summer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Washington, Aug 1.-Legislation
authorizing payments to Liberia, un.
der the $5.OOO.O0O loan to that coun-
try previously arraigned for, was
asked by President Harding today in
a letter transmitted to the senate. An
accompanying letter from Secretary
Hughes to the president said moral
obligation rested on the United
States to make this loan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
or an increased business for the
WILL HOLD RuMMAeE SALE

The w. C. T. U.i will hold rum
mage sale Saturday, beginning at $3.50
at the mattress factory of l.. b. Van
derslice on West Orange st. The
ladies will appreciate it very much
If those who care to contribute any
thing will call up 1l6 Red, and ar
ticIes will be called for. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
K. OF p. OFFICIAL HERE

Rev Thomas J. Watts. of Chipley.
Fla.. who is grand vice chancellor Of
he knights of Pythlas of Florida. is
Lakeland and will be present at the
meeting of the lodge this evening A
'ull attendance is desired to greet the
DISTINGUISHED visitor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
A NEW RESIDENT

Il. W. Horne, of CocErane, Ga. is
/ new resident of Lakeland and has
accepted a position with the Cason
md Tacker drug store, where he has
harge of the soda fountain lie is
ocated at the residence of Mrs. Kate
,OOth
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

G.. l.. Henderson and family have
'easod IN apartment at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Watkins. on the
.orncr Of Lemon st. and New York
Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Dance at Thelrna Hotel Tonight
The Thclma Hotel management is
swing another Of its attractive dances
oni@ht and the Collins Jazz Band will
urnish the same "pepish" music that
IaS prey iously characterized these oc
aSious.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Mir. and Mrs. II. II. Register and
amily have returned from Fayette-
vile. n. c.. where they enjoyed a
,isit With relatives for the last two
weeks
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Guilford have
leased the home Of Mrs. Lille Wor-
rell At 3ln ". Lemon St, and will
1ccupy il Tor the summer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Miss Evelyn Yarnall has left for
Crescent City. where she will be the
guest Of Miss Elsie Padgett.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Mrs. james Iartzell and Mrs. TEar-
~ Hartzeli Of Tampa were visitors to
Lakeland Monday and were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
YarnaIl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Miss Leila Kellum OF Tampa was the
weekend guest of friends in Lake.
land.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

hlonzo Trucblood Of the Barlow
Record was a visitor in Lakeland to-
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

tin OF Lake Wales, and her daughter
Miss Edith Of Lakeland are leaving
tonight for = months stay with rela.
tives and friends in Kansas City. Mo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

HAS CHARGE TAVARES PAVING
j. W. Turner and son. John Wes-
ey. Jr.. motored to Tavares Monday
or a couple OF days. Mr.. Turner
vent up on business as he has charge
If the street paving in that city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02
GRADUATES SCHOOL ORATOR

Miss Frances Straw has returned
lomc from two months spent in
pennsylvania and in Washington City.
Miss Straw was graduated at Stctson
University this spring and went to
Pittsburg to continue her work in
public speaking, and was graduated
from the King School of Oratory, ar
ter which she spent some time in
ChautauGua and dramatic work con
nccted with the school at points in
Pennsylvania and in Washineton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-02

Growth
In membership
and volume Of
[orida Citrus Exchan6'
One of the satisfying developments TO the growers who
have faith in the cooperative method of marketing has
been the very substantial growth of the Florida Citrus
Exchange. -
Five years ago the Florida Citrus Exchange, then
years DID, marketed nineteen per cent of the
citrus Of Florida The preceding period marked the
experimental stage of its Development @ IA
Last season the Florida Citrus Exchange handled
slightly more than per cent OF the carload snip
ments from the state according to governmental compa
tons of F1orida's total citrus movement
Further; the season married. a mew epoch in the af-
fairs the cooperative organization from
other standpoint-that of the acknowledged acceptance
of the ideas and ideals (Which founded By influ
ential factors the citrus industry throughout the state
Polk County was the cradle of the cooperative move
ment in Florida Naturally Polk County has since been
PaTR Tor ao sbor RI o nr
vious year. Despite this the Florida Citrus Exchange
made substantial total Shipments because Its vol
e from territory outside of Polk County increased twen
tyfve per cent over that of the previous year:
Polk Countys loyalty to the cooperative movement
has not tagged but Polk County longer enjoys keener
appreciation of the benefits of cooperative marketing than
do other progressive sections of the citrus The East
Coast the West Coast and Central Florida join in 10y
which directly the producers the proceeds of the
sale Of their fruit less only the actual cost OF selling with
out dollar of profit deducted for speculative purposes
But for the oroamsed effort of the grooers sUho COM
srnf+ b1 Ercb0n I0cf
spelled absolute disaster the citrus
producers of peculiarly fitting that the Er-
change Gvem the cote of confidence re-
ceiued during that the form of the largest mem
bership largest vosne of total shipments IN its
The coming a0iu see still further
pamsiom membership of the Florida Citrus ES-
change increase the total voume Of shipments han
died byH
That which is good endures. The Florida Citrus Elk
change is approaching the time when it's shipments
will include than half the citrus crop Florida Only
unwlngnes to expand too fast and indisposton to
hazard efficient operation by suddenly assuming too great
burden, is postponng that time Then will begin new
the business affairs and prosperity Of the growers OF
citrus fruits Florida Growers who wish to hasten the
coming of this desirable condition should at take steps
to become affiliated with the Florida Citrus Exchange
Ask the manager Of any localAs Of any
o. he the Florida
Citrus Exchange Tampa
e. F4:4=G::E@z7a4:H=z:2A - -,
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TAIL DIA COMO HOY
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GConseguira ell fl6sofo persuadir al
soldado a sacudir a su vez el peso bajo
el cual gime y aun bajo ell cual sangra,
81 son veridicas las acusaciones del Prin
cipe Jorge de Sajonia? El soldado sale
del pueblo y sabe leer. Y 81, como toda
Alemania afirm6, fue ell maestro de es
cuela quien venci6 en- Sadowa en- Sc
dan, tai vez es el tambien quien, CO..
su nuevo libro y su nueva ferula, ven
cera en- Berlin.
Tiene razon, pues, ell senior Renan,
que lie sobra, y nada mas attractive, en-
este momento del siglo, que asistir la
solucion final de Guillermo II. Dentro
de varios afic7 (que Dios haga muy len
tos y muy largcs) este mozo ardiente
imaginative, simpatico, de corazon SIN
cero y tai vez hercico, puede muy bien
estar, con tranquila majestad, en- su
Schloss de Berlin rigiendo los destinos
de Europa, o puede estar, melancolica-
mente, en- Ell Hctel Metropole de Lon
dres, desempaquetando de la maleta del
destierro la doble corona abollada de
Alemania de Pruria
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Investigations y Sc espera que de un
momento a otro ell agresor caiga entire
las garras de la iusticia.
Ell sabado atracaron al muelle mu-
nicipal los vapores 'Ponce" y "Cor-
Eelia", con 313 $50 toneladas de car
ga general, respectivamente
En- ell Quartet de la Policia Sc en-
cuentra depositado un llavoro perte-
neciente al sr. Faure, de Guayanilla.
Tambi6n Sc encuentra un reloj de orc,
depositado por Carmen Melendez, quien
dice que un muchacho Sc 10 ofreci6 en-
venta. Cuando trat6 de indagar la pro
cedencia de aquel, ell muchacho Sc
di6 la fuga dejandole ell reloj entire
las manos.
Ell, OORRESPONSAL.
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DESDE PONCE

CASA DE EsPANA.- Sc celebraron
en- los salones del ''Casino espaiiol''
las elecciones anuales de la J1nta Lo-
cal de Ia casa de Espafa'', nombran
dose tambien los delegados que han
de asistir a la Asamblea General que
tendra efeeto en- Ponce a fines de fe-
bre-o. Resultaron electos Presidente,
Carlos Lopez de Tord; vice, Manuel
de la Pila Iglesias tesOrero, Bartolo-
me Melia; eontador, Esteban Diaz; Sc
cretariO. Jose Maria Rovira VIA; vo-
Gales, Damian Morell, Francisco Forte
"a, Rafael Torres Alberty, v Rafael
subira Tristani; suplentes, Antonio
Vieens Magranet, Martin Aparicio Ca
brales. Jose Colon Fronteras. Pedro
Lloverol. Los delegados a la asam-
blea resultaron: Carlos Lopez de Tord,
Elpidio de Mier, c. de los Rios y Mar
Tin Aparieio Cabrales.
Sc tomaron algunnos acuerdos rela-
eionados en- la pr6xima Asamblea. nom
bTandose una eomisi6n qtestimoniara la
pena de la Junta local, al sr. Gonzalez,
pOr la enfermedad que hoy le aqueja.
Haze algunos dias que Sc encuen-
ira en- esta eiudad Ell distinguido caba-
Hero Manuel Alsina, quien en- breve
traslsdara su resideneia a San Juan,
donde reside su familiar.
FL sr Hurtado, Captain de la Po-
lieia Insular, ,tiene ell loable prop6sito de
solicitar la cooperation de los cines pa
"a recaudar fondos destinaddos a soco-
Trer los poheias necesitados. FL dltimo
benefeio que a este fin dieron los ci-
mes, produjo la suma de S12S65.
Juan otero acometi6 con una ba-
rra de hierro a un policia insular, en-
momentos en- que aquel iba a arrestar-
le. Ha sido encarcelado por delito de
aoometimiento y aggression con circuns-
tancias agravantes. Tambi6n fu6 arres
tado Gregorio Morales por el mismo
deIito.
Ell fiscal del distrito ha ordenado
la enearcelaci6n de Francisco Marti-
neg, por seduction.
-Ha sido celebrada una importante
Asamblea del partido Nacionalista, to-
mandose varios aeuerdos de impor'an-
eia.
La Policia ha verifcado los arres-
tos siguientes: Juan otero v Candido
Figueroa, por alterar el orden publ
co; Tito Morales, por delito contra la
justieia publiea; Rafael Santiago, por
infracei6n a la ley de cierre; Francis
co oaeiano, por hurto menor.
En- la sala de socorros fu6 curado
de tres heridas graves Tomas Arce. Sc
gun este, Ramon Rivera lie agredi6 con
un cuchillo, en- ell barrio de ouebrada
del Aqua. La pohcia ha ihiciado sus
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Ell ooRREsPoNsAL.
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Correas Goodrich
para transmission pesada

Las de transmission Goodrich palaba
materia de de
supePuestas de la eor Iona pura respaan expe
renca Pracca adqulrdas Goodrich
sgo ha venldO ocupandOse abar
do sempre mira la calidad del producto.
Las Goodrich adheren Ia poea; son cxbles
reslstentes, duraderas esiran
In6mese de los poductos
los de gonna industras
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ooNvoCAToRIA
A Los sREs. soc1os

FL dia 10 de febrero pr6ximo las
$50 de la noche inaugurara sus traba-
jos la Seccion de Ciencias Naturales,
Fisicas y Matematicas, procedi6ndose
a Ia designation de los 'Temas" que
han de discutirse en- Ell presente curse.
Lo que Sc avisa para conocimiento
de los Sres. Socios que deseen asistir
esta Session y tOmar parte en- los ira
bajos.
San Juan, P. R., enero 90 de 1921.
J. F. LEGRAND
Secretario de la Seccion.
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La persona que quiera adquirir en- N.
York City un departamento c6modo,
fresco, impio, barato y bien atendtdo,
puede dirtjirse al All w 142 st. Tel
Audubon $3.50. Advt
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