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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Q

BARGAINS--Ip piauos. organs. playef- pis1os % snd PronIlcs.pn nrlos sa.y te<Ss eite 0He for cataiogues. E. D. Forbsc ( Sons Piano Co.. 1se2 Sd Ave.
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CUNNINGHAM GETS
 RELEASE ON BAIL
Officials Are Searching For
 Father and Brother of A. Walter Ward
By Associated Press

White Plains, N. r., June 1o.- White District Attorney Weeks and Sheriff Werner were perfecting plans for getting the father and brother of Walter s. Ward, who has con fessed to killing Clarence Peters, be- fore the grand jury next week. Mau- rice J, Mccartney, attorney Tor Jam ss J. Cunningham. who Is held as ma. terial witness, today got S2,5Vo pall for his client who started at once t9- ward New York in company with Mrs Mccartney.
 The authorities tried to find George $. Ward, father of Walter :. Ward, and one of the founders Of the banking company which carries his name, but if they were success sul they did not announce IL.
 Sheriff Werner said today that under advice of physicians he had tried a mental test on Ward, and that 1t had worked. He explained that when Ward was in his office, waiting for s5O,000 bail 10 be pro duced recently, he and Deputy Sheriff Maudlin had placed a pie ture of the victim of the shooting in front of the prisoner and had gone from the room.
 We tried 1t twice." said the sheriff. and both times when we returned the picture was turned up- side down That won't help us solve the case, but it makes us be- lieve we are on the right track
 The sheriff's assistants are trying to locate a man who rode from White Plains to Kensico the night et the murder, holding precariously To the spare tire on the rear of an in- closed automobile. So far, neither the automobile nor the man have been found but couple has been found who followed the machine to The reservoir at which Peters was killed. They told of the mysterous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11
Popular Feeling
 in Japan Opposes i. Kato Government
Ry Assoclated Press

 Tokio, June 10.-Popular feeling IS running so high over the recommen- dation of the Genro that Admiral Baron Kato. regarded by many of the people as reastionary, be asked to form 8 cabinet to succeed <that of Viscount Takahashi that the admiraIs residence is beingA closely guarded.
 Constitutionalists supported by amajority of the vernacular papers, are carrying on a vigorous campaign against the formation of bureau cratic or non-party cabinet such as they declare Kato's would be. Parades formed in protest against -.the Kato- For Premier movement, visited the residences of the admiral and of the members of the Genro.
 Tn the meantime Kato is sounding out his friends on the situation ana is reported to have made up ms mind to refuse the premiership un- less he can obtain the strongest pos sfble cabinet.
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sALEsMEN WANTED 53
 SALESMAN WANTED

One of the most aggressive and progress siye commission houses in the country handling overalls. work shirts. pants. gloves and similar lines, is open for a ,nission basis In Birmingham and ad- iointng territories. Case lot shipments only Prices for both jobbins and retail trade: liberal commission and fair treatment; an opportunity to connect with a live concern that will enable you to do real business and hold your trade; earnings limited only by your ability and experience; every possible CO operation given you in the way of price. quality direct mall work. etc. If based on your ability and experience you feel qualified to handle tho account, write us fully, giving past record. rsfernce'
 L. B. FIFE & CO.,.
 Nashville. Tenn.
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Negro Shot Down and
 Killed in Home of Slayer, Who Escaped

Joe Lewis. negro was shot ana killed by Gets Wimberly, negro, yes terday afternoon with a single par rel shot gun. at the latter's home III the negro quarters of the miners VII, lare at Overton Mines, apout As miles from Birmingham. Followlhs the shooting. Wimberiy maoe ms escape.
 Coroner J. D. Russum- who con aucted an investigation, learned from n. witness that the trouble be- tween the two men had it's origin over domestic relations. Lewis was shot by Wimberly at close range, accora- tne to Coroner Russum, there pelns nowder burns over the front or ms clothing and large wound In ms side.
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MARINE NEWS

Port Eads, June 1o.-ArriVed Frederick Luckenbach, Los Angeles Erode (Dan). New Castle on Tyne Fueloil, Tampico; Maasdam 'putl, Vera Cruz; Minnequa, Pensacoia' Rama tNic), Bluefields.
 Sailed. Eward L. Doheny, Pernam- buco; Gansfjord (Nor), Belize ophis Genoa; Svartfond tNor), euba' 7 Mobile, June 1c.-Arrived: west Hardaway, Hamburg; Vika tNorl, Honduras.
 Sailed. Lake Giltedse, Windward Islands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11

More than seven tons of dust are carried by the tramping feet of New Workers into the subways every 24 hours.
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ADJUSTMENTS

My friend, BUCK of The Age-Herald sAtr. House, write us of those short stories about some Of your typewriter repairing, and l said: Puck. I don't believe l have had any unusual experiences this week. and he said: "Teii them about what old "DoLLAR BILL" (Henry Vancel of The Age Herald said" and 1 said: What did he say?" and he said: Why. when he sat down to write on his Royal, which you all took back to him the other day. he said: Gee, she looks like new one and writes slicker than one. So, In appreciation of the 'get-up of Buck and the genius and disrernment of Dollar Bill will pass this along. We appreciate the many remarks of kindness and cofnmendRtion extended to us as token that people DO recognize efficient TYPEWRITER REPAIRING."
 The Old Reliable Ernest w. House, T. D., Manager.
 TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE M. 1ss6. Suite 4oo-ls Farley Bldg.
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LEGAL NOTICES
..,rvrps1,5p DTssoIUTToN

-E7 PARTNERSHIP DISSOEUITUN
 Re 1t known that the partnership of Daniel & Nnscho company 1924 Third ave nue. is dissolved. under date of June l, 1s22. I having acquired all or the title and interests of Frank H. Inscho in said firm of Daniel & Inscho company. The business will be continued until further snotice under the name of Daniel x inscho 7company l.. DANIEL,
 Proprietor Daniel & Inscho Co.
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EMPLCYMENT

WANTED--Young lady s.enogra pher. Young lady typest all round machinists. white waitresses. White housekeepers. Colored walter. .2 Coiored truck driver. Coiored presser.
 Colored porter.
 colored painters. Coiored delivery boy Colored- white muckers. Colored laborerH, $2.60 per day up. Maids. cooks, others. Producers Agency, 2117h 2d Ave, N.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-11

1o:45 a. m-Morning worship.
$50 p. m--Epworth League.
1880 ?. m.-Evening worship.
Wednesday:
Ladies' Aid Society. all day.
Thursday: 200 p. m---Midweek SER
vice.
Official Board meeting first Monday
evening in each month.
Sunday school board meeting first
Tuesday in each month
This is a community church. Come
and be one Of us
First Church OF Chr1st-Scientist-
f30 So. Holman street
Morning service at 10:45.
Sunday School at 2 o'clock.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
Ing at o'clock
A free reading room is open daily ex-
cept Sunday from to p. m. and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from 1880
to 9.
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Mrs. l. Thompson. supt-
S. G. CarIey. Secretary.
SO anlr1tna1,st chnreh ID weat rEara-

First splr1tua1ist Church Of West Eara-
rao16-Iiolds meetings every sunday AT
7.s0 to prove THE Dead DO Live" sec
State Line st Everyone welcome, Tree.
r1rns Church or sns EEa@rsnA
Corner Calumet ana A11eAl gan Awea.
A. u. Weus. Pastor.
Sunday school. Gas n
= Morning Worship at 1915 D IA
ChIdren's Meeting al 80 p. N.
y. =. s. meeting at 8 50 p. n
Evangeristic service at 1880 ,. n.
AIid-Week prayer meeting. 1850 2. m
Wednesday.
Missionary meeting. ? ?. n. Thursday
Teachers meeting. 1850 p. m Friday.
Men aad Boys meeting. $50 ?. IA
Saturday.
The Young Peoples Society VIII give
four special programs during the month
of February each Sunday evening al
$50 p. M. The subject for the 9Th will
be. Foreign Missions" for the 18th
Home Missions Tor the i9th. sun
day School Work. and for the 26 tn,
THE Work Of the Young People" Our
+ =. s. is always Well attended and
the audience is never disappointed We
extend q special invitation to all and
especially TO the young TO attend these
services.
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as long as live that found such won
derful medicine for my troubles. = Mrs.
CHARLES A. MERIT, Kutztown, Pa.
Many cases of childlessness are cura-
able. Perhaps yours may be. Why be
discouraged until you have given Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
faithful trial?
Spoken and written recommendations
from thousands of women who have
found health and happiness from its us6
have come TO us. We only tell you what
thew say and what they believe.
We believe that Lydia +. Plnkham'
Vegetable Compound il SO well adapted
to the conditions which might cause
your trouble that good will come to you
by its use.
Merit is the foundation of Lydia E.
Pinkham 'sVegetableC Compound. lthas
behind il a record Of nearly fifty years,
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asnraanuaa Hvanre4soa1 Cnursr.

34s Nibiey 81 Rev Carl scnAsFffs
pastor. Phone 1855.
a. m.-Sunday school
1915 a. m.-Regular English service.
NO evening service
Monday. 7s45 ?. m.-Teachers meet
aesday. 77so p. m.-Junior Y. Y. /.
business meeting.
Wednesday. 5 .. m--Men's Sick Rem
eft Society.
thursday. 7.45 p. m.-choir practice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-11

The public is cordially welcomed 70
all services and 70 visit the reading
room.
sib1ey Street Synagog-
Our Birthright." VIII be the subject
Of Rabbi J. Rappaports sermon Friday
evening. Owing TO the fact that the
history class for the study of tho
Jews share and part in American his
tory. is to meet Immediately after SER
vices, the services VIII start a half an
hour earlier than formerly, that is,
services win start at Seven-Thtrty. Fri
DAY evening. December the second and
every Friday thereafter.
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One obeys law. the other violates
MONROE grEr-r n =. cHuRcR-

&ONRoE ETEE- II r. CHURCH
Dr. Cnas IL Lesson. pastor.
9:45 a.. m.-Sunday school
O. n. Kiger. supt.
I1.Q0 a. m.-Morsnip.
THE Word of Prophecy"
G.. 1T ln.--I-p e0rrh League.
An International Opportunity and
Obligation Leader. Mrs- t.IEzabeth
NJ George.
80 y. m.-WorshtpA
The First Word"
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WARMING!

Be careful what you take for a cold pr
cough Remember that Father John
Medicine is absolutely free from dan
eerous drugs. and has had more than
sixty-fve years success for colds and
thrnat troubles .-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-11

9o2 Hoffman street, corner Tow4e St
i block east Of Holman
1890 a. m.-Preaching.
2:S0 p. IN. Sunday school.
$3.50 p m Praise meeting
7;3o p, m.-Preaching service.
Mid-week services Tuesday and Fri
day evenings
Salvation meeting at 7:s0,
All are invited to these services
Rev e J GRIFFITH. pastor r. charge
Residence POI CHICAGO ave, Hammond
Rev L J. Griffith. Pastor.
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soa1 ST. PENTEcasrAL Assna.

>
Bible school at $50 a. m
Public WORSHIP at 1920 a. m
Evangelistic meeting 1890 p. m.
Thursday evening. Mid-Neek. 100
?. m.
Tuesday evening, Cottage Prayer meet
ing. at $50 Ash ST. $50 r. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all. Comet
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ANgwERs TO LAST WEEKS
ECZEMA
IS CTRARLE

white me today and will send you
free trial Of my mild, soothing, guar
anteed treatment that will prove IT,
stops the itching and heals permanent
" Send uioney-just write me
that lis all you have to do. Address
Dr. Cannaday. 20A6 Park square. Sc
daIIa. No. 1910
7-Nfcodernus.~ Those pertaining to a
new birth. John 30.
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TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN :

Ws4fherr street. and Tark PInce
H Mackensen. pastor. 1884 Harrison
street Phone 1448.
4.45 e. rn.-Sunday School.
1890 a. m--Morning services.
7.45 .. m.-EveniGg worship.
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;sSaS% III n isli ~
SCRIPTURAL
QUESTIONS
wExr WEEKS QUESTIONS


Icy Nelson BrlSD1nt
What was the Jews idea or this
Kingdom Jesus came to set Up?
2-Of N. Tmen, who suffered most
for Christs captive cause?
3-What pathetic scene took place in
the Pbarisees home where Jsus dtned
What did Jesus say Of him who
commits SIM
@Who was preaching and where.
when most of the city came to hear?
s-Why did his parents hesitate TO
tell who gave sight TO their blind son
Cite a case Of warning against GO
ing to sleep during a preaching service
6-Why did Jesus often teach By par
able?
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS
THAT the Comforter might come.
John 1s. z.
TO convince the world OF sin,
righteousness, judgment. John 16, SILL
because their deeds are evil. John
Every one that believeth- Rom
5Echiehy because they were Of mix
ed origin.
20
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would try Lydia f.
Pinkharn 8 Vegeta-
table Compound. 1t
has done so mueh for
me. My baby is al
most a year old now
and is the picture Of
health. She walked
ateleven months ana
is trying to use her
little tongue. She
can say some words
real nice. | am send
ing you her picture.
III shall be thankful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-11
r4rss He.noean. Episcopal cnareA.

Russell street. Rev Benjamin Rist,
pastor. g59 Holman street. Phons
SIS a. m.-special music by the or
chestra-
$50 a. m-Sunday school
1886 a. m.-Morning Worship.
Theme: fChrist's Dehnl ton Of Re-
Iigion" This sermon IS the fourth in
series Of addresses on the sermon on
the Mount Its message is most vital.
$50 p. m.-Intermedlate League So
500 D nn--Epworth League social
$50 r. rn-Epworth League.
Miss Marion Gilchrist. leader.
6.45 p. m.--lntermediate devotional
service.
$50 .. n-Evening worship.
Sermon theme ''rhe Mark OF
Man Boy Scout Troops numbers -Four,
seven and three viii be guests at this
service. Scout Master Scott will de-
liver an address on THE Reason for
Boy Scout Week.
S:45 ii m.-F'riendshlp hour. The
Third Division Of the Ladies' Aid viii
entertain. Everybody invited
$50 :. m-Generai Aid with Mrs.
w. II. Spellman, lis Carroll street
Church Night Program
Sis p. nf-Supper.
6.A5 p. m-Round table conferences
7:15 3. n-Study classes.
750 s. u.-Frayer and praise service
200 p n1.-The w r III $. with Mrs
a. r. Abbott, 102 ogden street.
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EnFernartonal Ra9le stuaenfa.

I. Q. o. T. Hal. 10 state S.
Public lecture alon. Biblical lines ev-
cry Sunday at 500 p M.
Always Instructive. helpful ard rea-
sonable. The wisdom from above Is
cne nobiest SCIENCE and the best iastruc-
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No et,F1ec-


tIon-
ton.
CHURCH OF TRE BRErHEEE--
Services Sunday, jan i5-
At 4 D. m. Room So, Rimoaen bI6s.
Members and the public are cordially
invited.
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ROBERTSDALE
PRINCESS THFaATRE ToNrGHr

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
ssbyl Clayton In ~BeyondsT VIM.
Desmond Tayor production Also Mack
senneft Comedy. Coming Sunday
" nnda Hawley in "HEsR STURDY
OAK4~ 2-1I-It
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81. pAui,n xnsneran c,nurra,

e Clinton 81.
W. f. Lichtsinn. Pastor
1000 a. m.-German service.
goo p. m.-Sunday school.
800 2. m--Esngiish service
Sermon topic. Labor ana Reward
in Gods Kingdom Matt 20, lilo
Visitors welcome.
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First Presbyterian church, ". Fl
Taylor. pastor. Services held at Re
formed Hungarian church building.
I1sth street and Indiana blvd. Whiting
sunday School-9.45.
Morning Service-11:oo d M.
children's sermon--Showing Your
Colors,"
Morning ssrmon-'-stroRg People
stigIItz Park S. 5000 p. m
The Tri Nh club Of Stiglitz Park was
entertained at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Exton, 1915 Superior avenue on
Monday evening OF this week. The
club will meet for a business and So
eiai hour Monday evening In the club
roomE The Bible study Of the cIuo
vii be held Sunday at goo O'clock az
the club rooms AL young men are IN
yited.
The Boys and girls of the down town
sunday school will be entertained at
q Valentine Party on Saturday by Mrs
". Il Taylor
The Westminster club will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Ellis Exton. 1915 Superior avenue.
All ladies are urged to be present at
mis- meeting.
Everyone Is welcome to the services
az the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNeal and daugh-
ter. Lena. Of Atchison avenue were
suests at the Mcintosh home at Wansor
Park. last Wednesday.
Miss Lena McNeaI. ehaperoned by
her mother, Mrs. .. McNeal. attended
4 house party st the Morrison hoted ~
Chicago. where Miss Lena was on the
program for dancing specialties
Jack Brown. Gust Eggers and Elmer
Eggers CT Roberts avenue. were 'yisi-
tors with relatives at Create. IL. the
forepart OF the week
MI. and Mrs. sauders OF Roberts
avenue, ars entertaining relatives from
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Fentrees Of Roberts
avenue are xhs proud parents Of lit
rle son born TO them last Tuesday
both are getting along nicely.
Mrs. F. Nausepohl Of Hammond, Mrs
Kiser and Mrs. J. Mills Of Chicago
were visitors At the Roy Witter home
on Lake avenue, the fore port Of thi'
week.
The Misses Cecilia Eggers. Charlotte
Water and Ruth Iittman attended 9
party at the Littnlan home IN aegWlst
on Thursday evening.
Mrs A. Hultgren Of Roberts avenue
entertained her mother. Mrs. Duck
worth OF Chicago on Tuesday. the dal
OF the formers birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NcSeal o
Roberts avenue. attended the Autono
bile show In Chicago the latter par
Or last week
rha VI p - wgfT rnaa4 IN rep71la,
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Centenary IA. T.. Chur'

corner OF GostIIn and T0WIe streets.
Warren G. Henslee. Pastor.
Residence. a66 Sheffield ave. phone
I242-M Miss Fern kueSmar, pastor S
assistant Residence z54 SoSt4lh ST.
phone 1013-W.
Activities;
Sunday:
800 a. N. sunday scnoot
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STAR THEATER ToNrGHT

Specana Vaudeville, also Garrett
Hughes II 44GA R1EEETs OF TRUTH
Tomorrow. Elaine HammersteIn in
.srhe WAR of q. Maid" and other pic
lures. Coming wednesday, and Thurs
Gay, Harold Lloyd. also E. Carey in
This Fox" I'll
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80 il State st. Phone 2526. Capt
George T. Heidi and Lieut. Il r. YONG
berg. officers in charge.
Public services. Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday at 500 p. M.
Sunday
100 a. m=TToliness service.
2.l5 . m-Sunday school
$50 a. n-Y0une Peoples Legion
500 D. m-salNation meeting.
Thursday. eco p. NH me. LEGION.
sat@rdav. 2.00 p. n-Eand Of Love
class Cor children 3 to is years
Every body welcome.
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THANKFUL FOR
A LITTLE CHILD
Mrs. Merit Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her

Kutztown. Pa. :
who wants children
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amateur Sports

Dicks A. O., first class. travelling. satur-
days end Sundays open. Call woodland
Roxborouh A. A.. frs. class. travelling
J. C. Frederick, Boone and Rector streets.
Garfield A. A.: first class swsy. JTiy 22
1880 East Cambria street.
Tho West Phillie Hebrews have secured
home grounds at FIftieth and Spruce streets
and are now in 9 position 70 exch.nse dates
Club. of olney. and the like. p. B. sapsis.
5249 Spruce street
Hustler Club. hrst class. away. Saturday.
Sunday and twilight dates open. r. Beecher.
phone Main 29s0 or OreGon 1926 after Z
r. NJ.
The Oppenheim- Collins nine. second class.
travelling. Mondays. Tuesdays and Thursdays
open. Patrick Mackin. 1907 Chestnut street.
Indiana Professionals. hrst class. travel
Ing. July % and % open. l.. H. Weissman.
1888 North Marshall street.
tr..ns July .na g open Samuel sirs
Stark. 24bs North Napa street.
United States Naval Homo nine. first class.
away. Ralph Brunner. Twsnty-fourth and
white LILY Club. travelling. frst class. has
open dates. James Kennedy. 2slb Gross
street,
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Todoy's Independent Games
And Results of Yesterday

.. r:nnsy1ysn,a Giants at ssi Club. Frank
.,r..,. ,si:A'r p.Ysyn Yssyn EIdale' Ninth and Main
stenten Field club at ph,iadslphie Tsr-
mSi %pns,sesn ESsss'sh's 4 "a aqS Slo,s:l. S:su'r
street and Elmwood avenue.
a.. American Bridge. OF Trenton. at Brides
Chester at South h"1 rhiiiiss. Broad and Big
st. Bsrnabss At No..sem.. I and v.nsnso
,,oBI BsITtrsm Park At Ksnslnston oonsrssa'
tonai and clesrnsld streets. ~,-., phil.
N..iyisy At fS Pusiiu ntS%Sic ssryics Of o:mdsn.
yH ssr s0'ss :. w... 'isfti ss.dsDSs. yor
Ss:.:sS.% sS !oTn y ks;s:Sa Tnr,,ar's ana
,r5 P5OyIsTSw. Ss; ,,, = M.r'n.i' =. Smith, Tenth
RSs.s: sss.r: s' a. sl,;ss's I;s %.S +~.n.,asn and
Snyder avenue. ,.
.y.ass sv:0 ana ass:: sssseM. IL s;s.s oA'''..
Pelham at Puritan. Second and Cleesnsid
,ve Gloucester 2. stonshurss. y,ss,-sishsh end
Alpha Bsptis. At L,sh,houss Boys Club.
81. columss u al M Media. iFSisy.n,nsn and
u.issD S:r.sss.g sEss: .ss s,y sSs.: . :: Fen
:, Ai-Phiiadsiphia Police st NOrthsmpton.
H1:s,s:i ssi,,s:fi''Ss. p: N: .,E's., s:E'S Iess'e. ;s
tsssus Island Nav fsre.
srgwn brothers " Graham . o.. Sewn
teenth and Rockiand strsstS.
,o!nd edgsr 4. A. At Crescent o'ansA A'sr's-
Dalton at South Germantown. Sheldon and
shedaker streets.
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