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The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Christian church OF Holly is
making splendid headway. All the
regular serlces are we'll attended.
The Bible School is making steady
growth.
Last Sunday afternoon there was
held very impressive service in
which tine Elders and Deacons OF
the congregation We're ordained.
The following officers were ordain
cd: Elders-Ioney johnson, W Ill.
shields and r. f. Higley: Deacons-
i. l.. Wilson. NJ s. Davis, N. O.
Home Tom d. Hoover and c .R.
Harris.
Evangelist Ed S. Mckinney, as
sisted by Elders from the Lamar
Church of Christ ,Supt +. j.
Knight, L, o. Moore and G. a. Lacy
conducted the Ordination Service.
Evangelist Mckinney is now
spending the most Of his time with
the church ut Holly and Hartman.
He has been conducting n series OF
eyangelistic services for here for
several niFhts. There will be serv
tees Thursday, Fridny and Sunday
rights.
Under the Ministry of Mr.. Mel Kin
rey the Hartman church IS growing.
Fourteen people were added to the
church there in recent meetings he
held there. Last Sunday morning
4be following officers were elected
by the Hartman church: Elders
g.. r. Man]sa. Henry w. States;
Deacans-W w Randolph, j. w
Shelton, G. w. Shnrwnn. G. L. Click.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08
Dir. and Mrs, \ j. Meagher, of near
Granada We're here yesterday.
.s.-.olset.-s AJTsc>s7Ek ,EtNee

hfahada were mere yesterday
Mrs. J. D. LcnloX OF Lamar arrived
Yesterday to visit with her sister
Mrs. }. /. CAVES oi near Amity.
G. L Lewis of Oklahoma has open
ed q ne Winch roo mon Cheyenne
". east OF tile Wardrobe Cleaners.
A. A Mofich was in Lamar yester-
day on business.
l. A. Wssteate and G. +. Inez
we're Granada visitors satlntls.y.
DR.. Mullings has closed ~ dent,
n practice here and win oper an Of
flee in his home town of Alamosa,
Colo. He left here Saturday.
Mrs Bertha B. Couch went to
Chicago last Saturday to be gone
for ten days. She is laying in her
spring stock of hats.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Thayer went to
Liberal, Kansas, Friday to be gone
three or four days.
j. G.. Wadsworth and Otto Me.
Alnrty went to I'cXas on land bust
ness last Monday to be gone for
several days.
New patterns in LinoIeum BurIap
back at $lD0 square yard The
Morich Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clesson md
chlidrcn of l4aJunta who nave been
visiting relatives for the past few
weeks at Blaine returned home yes
terday.
Father Barry was a Lamar isitor
yesterday.
New stock of Sewing Rockers and
living room Rockers S3.75, 5000 and
$3.50. The Morich Furniture Co.
Mrs. Ernest Nelson called at the
Shelton home Tuesday afternoon,
Mr.. r. O. Blair and Henry Index
were Hartman visitors Tuesday af
ternoon.
F. w. Smith was a Lamar visitor
over Thursday night Of last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08
LYCAN

p. j. Reed is offering for sale one
Simplex Auto nitter, good as new.
Ben Peterson and Lars Hansen
of Yuma Co. were in this vicinity
last week on business,
John Euera's baby, child of
shout two years, is suffering with a
severe attack OF pneumonia. At
this writing he is getting along nice
ly
Mrs. w. n. Robbcrson was quite
sirl last week
MGrgarcttc Davis DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertaincd her Sunday school class
Sunday with an elaborate well ap
pointed twelve o'clock dinner Those
who participated IN the stlnptuous
repGst were: Rena Robinson, Grace
.Shouse, OPAL Cox and Cash Cox.
Other members for unavoidable rea
sons were not in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs G, L. Cooper and
children, Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Records
and, children atd Sunday dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper of Butte
Creek.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08
CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Bcaman wish to
thank their many friends for sym.
pathy. words Of cheer and kindly
ministrations during their recent
period OF sickness and Bereavement
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

boys in terms of interest and invest
mfnt. The church teaches the boy
of life The Church should cooper
ate with tie school Truth is
trnth whether rcvenied by
science in by the word of
God. Tho young man owes the
church his loyalty The highest
type of manhood is developed by the
church The church is the bul
wnrk of orr Christian civilization.
A vote Of thanks was extended to
tts Indies, the singers an dthe
speakers.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

A. p. Knucliey was in Lamar the
first of the week.
Jacob Wilson who has been i'll at
the home of his uncle ARTHUR Wal
tor in Palasade, Colo, during the
past six months, returr.ed last Tnes
day to his home south of town.
L. W shelton went to Lamar
Tuesday,
Mrs. C. II. Willis and little daugh
ter and Mrs. l.. o. Dye and little
dauEhter all Of Laliin, We're in town
for dental work last Tuesflays
We have had all sorts of weather
DARING the past week. During the
end of the week the mercury fell Ne
low zero, On Tuesday we hadoul
first snow fall of the winter, Since
and mild, until yesterday when an
other cold wave struck us.
Constance Talinadge in The Live
EZnerff; also Buster Keaton in
The Reat' Friday and Saturday
Feb. 9.10. Cow Club Theatre.
c. o. Virgin and wife have been
away the pas, week attending the
j B. Byars convention mt Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Dicks little boy had
the misfortune last Saturday even
inf to fail on some broken glass
which ripped Il great slash in one
rrm and laid the child up TEN or
arily.
The Bcamen children who have
been i'll With diphtheria for several
days are able to be about agnin but
Mrs. Bcamhn is down i'll with the
same disease.
y. s. Couch went to Syracuse or
business last Saturday
Donal Citizens came home sich
s,turdny night from Pueblo.
sick Saturday
Constance Talmadge in "The Live
Typert''; also Buster Keatcn ii
The Reat" Friday and Saturday
FEB. 9.10. Cow Club Theatre.
Miss Elmer Berger was a Granad;
visitor last saturday.
w. A. Colt went home to Las An
mas saturday to spend the week
cndk
Two pieces of lnlaid Linoleum
best grade in remnants for sl9j pc
squate yard The Morich Furniture
Co.
Mrs w u. Jones of Kendall wa
called to Holly last week by th'
sicl,ness of her daughter Mrs. j. 7
Wells.
Constance Taln,adge in "The Iiv'
Eypert"f r.lso Buster B-eaton il
"The Beat" Friday and Saturday
Feb. 9.1O. Cow Club Theatre.
Nine by Y Congolemn Floor Gov
cring new pHttorn for Sl0S0, Tll'
sIorich Furniture Co.
$. II. Jessup who has been visit
ing NJ. D. Hill north of town wen
to Robson, ILL.,, Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08
NOTICE

The Holly Civic Club will hold its
next meeting in the Colnmeeial
Club rooms on Pb. 10. All members
are urged to be present.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

a. P, Knuckey was in Lamar the
first of the week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

Constance Talrnadge in The Live
EZnertf; ,also Buster Keaton in
The Beat" Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 9.1o Cow Club Theatre.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

E. W Shelton went to Lamar
Tuesday,
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

c. o. Virgin and wife have been
away the pas, week attending the
j. B. Byars convention at Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

Jacob Wilson who has been i'll at
the home of his uncle ARTHUR Wal
ter in Palasade, Colo, during the
past six months returlted last Tnes-
day to his home south of town.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

Mrs C. II. Willis and little daugh-
ter and Mrs l.. o. Dye and little
dauEhter. all Of Lakin, We're in town
for dental work last Tuesflay.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

r w. Smith was Lamar visitor
over Thursday night of last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

Nine by u CongoleWn Floor Gov
cring new pattorn for Sl0S0, The
AIorich Furniture Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

s.. II. Jessup who has been visit
ing NJ, y. Hill north of town wen
to Robson, ILL.,, Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

DR.. Mullings has closed ~ dent,
al practice here and viii open an Of
flee in his home town of Alamosa,
Colo. He left here saturday
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-08

Mrs. J. D. LemoX of Lamar arrived
Yesterday TO visit with her sister
Mrs. J. /. Gaves of near Amity
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
IS HARRY WILLS TO Be S|DETRACKED IN
IN FIGHT FOR THE HEAVYWEIGHT CROMN?
e:s and others, wherever the team

e:s and others, wherever the team
plays.
Then. there is Canady, the most yer
sa;ile player in baseball Canady has
won thirteen games and when he is
not pitching he is used either in the
infield or outfield.
Lefty" Williams, the southpaw
lace" of the Grays has IL victories t.
his credit. And he also is kept in the
game at times when not used on the
mound. because of his ability to drive
In runs. Clark the latest addition has
won tn. rest of the games, and If occa-
ion demands, he can he used in them
field.
1T is hard to think of. even to find IL
more versatile array of pitching talent
Talent is correct, as their records and
the record Of the Grays will show. And
the pitchers are backed up Ly an III.
field which would compare favorably
with many of the big league teams
The only apparent weakness is in the
Out field and Manager Posey has prom.
ised some radical changes in the near
future in that department of THE game
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
RACE IN BIG LEAGUE
WAKES HOT AS THE
SEASON CROWS ON
(PrestOn News Seryice.)

Chicago, ILL.,. July 2 The race in
the Negro National Baseball League
has proven anything but the runaway
many rabid fans predicted at the start
OF the season. New Surprises have beel
springing up almost daily. and not the
least of these has been the wonderful
squirt Of Bruce Petway's Detroit stars
who in one short month, have risen
from fourth place to first and are now
the sensation or the league.
Guided and piloted by the cagy catch
er-manager, the club. with veteran
pitching staff. augmented by some
youngsters. who are really The Glass
tie Wolverines are going at pace
right now which will do more for tlr,
good of baseball, II kept up. than airy
other single thing to have ever happen
ed
Detroit Is baseball crazy and on
every corner nothing but wonderful
showing of the Stars is being discuss
ea Manager Petway IBIS slowly but
surely built himself an organization
that Is credit not only to Detroit
ard the owner of the club, but to the
entire baseball world.
And the race is hotter now than ut
any time since the advent Of the older
league. But SO points separate the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
TIGER FLOWERS BEATS
TUT JACKSON AGAIN,
(Preston News Ssrvice)

Cpringfield. Ohio. July 26-"Tiger
Flowers pride of the South won his
second fight from Tut Jackson, here
" ednesday night when he was aware.
ed the decision by Referee Jack Car
roll at the end of IL rounds of fight
irg
Flowers was so elusive and clever
that Jackson did not lay glove on
him. except when they were in clincG
es and close quarters. Flowers moved
so fass Jackson was hitting the air
with his famous right from start to
finish and before he uld get in pos t
ion to shoot. the Tiger would shower
him with right and left hooks about
the body and face.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

unpleasant predicament following a
thrilling moment in the game.
1t is claimed that the twelve young
Lads ranged along the side Of lol.s
table while the thirteenth and w.elder
of the spotted worries, faced them on
the opposite side of the 'Gretna Green
or Lady Luck Table" AS the prancing
dcminoes stopped to be read. one of
tie young men with boarding houso
reach, grabbed tie pot" in the centee
of the table. The wielder of the gallon
ers reached for pistol and as it came
into sight twelve men ducked. All sat
do"n on red hot fuel pipe Twelve
pairs of trousers were ruined and the
owners will take their meals from
TIE mantle piece now" at least for sey
ersl days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
WORkMEN BURNED AS FURNACE
SLIPS DURING REPAIRS.
(Pyesten News Service,

Woodlawn, Pa. July 26-Thre:
men are dead ard four others are in
hospitals seriously burned. the resn:.
OF slip of No. furnace Of the Jones
ard Laughlin Steel Corporation here
last Tuesday night when men were r,
pairing broken connections.
The slip permitted flames to belch
throughlthe broken connections and e.
v2lop the men. all Of whom were burr
ed over the face and body.
The dead:
Samuel Singletay. aged 25. of Lun
bcrtOn n. G..
Robert Bussey, aged 90, Orangeb,"",
N C.
Mack Bullock, aged 90, of Lumber
ton. N. c.
The Injured:
Richard Mccoy. aged %. of Raleigh
N. G.
Leonard Eure, aged 81, of Ports.
mouth, Va.
John w. Walker, aged sc of Wash
inatOn. ID. G..
Nathaniel Gay aged 25 years o!
Aiebama
First aid was administered at the
plant and ambulances were summoned
The injured men were taken to South
Side Hospitals in Pittsburgh, WHERE
Singletay. Bussey and Bullock died
Tie injured men all live in Woodlawr
near the plant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
indianapolis WANTS the
WlLS.DEMPSEY Fight
(Pfestoa News 8ervice)

indianapolis; Ind. July 28-The ex
cu>e that there is no place to hold
fight between Dempsey and Wills will
not stand as group of Indianapolis
business men are considering making
an offer to stage 1O-round. no-decision
bout between Jack Dempsey heavy.
weight champion and Harry Wills,
challenger, in this city, according to
tie latest information available
kearns has sent representative here
tn confer with business men regarding
TIE Possibilities OF such an event.
IT is saidt however, that Governor
McCray has expressed opposition to
prize fights. and among the wisest Of
TIE sporting fraternity 1t is doubtful.
If there will be fight staged, in this
siatee. The Governors attitude in the
Dempsey-Brennan go indicates that he
Will not favor DempseylWills match
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

cient Order of Hibernians we're urged
at their recent convention here to wage
relentless war on the ku klux khan.
They were told that no greater duty
faced them to use every effort to eX.
pose Of the khan. THEY were especially
urged to support the Unity League OF
America, which was organized in the
United States to fight the khan.
1t was pointed out that in the Unit
ell States the khan questions to right
o. Jews, Negroes, Catholics and For
eisners to enjoy the rights of Amer l.
can citizenship and has successfully
entered the file of practical politics
and in many states elected senator's
judges. governors. judges and other
administrative officials. The propagan
da Of the khan appeals to the tawdry
and ignorant 1t is well financed and
well led.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
TUT JACKSON WILL MEET
LESTER JOHNSON.
preston News Service.)

Washington Court House Ohio
July 26.-Tut Jackson Ohio sensa
ton. who has failed to keep up his
sensational performance which, his
early long list of knockouts would
s, EN- to have warranted is scheduled
for perhaps the toughest fight of his
career this week, when he meets John
Lester Johnson in 12.round bout
here.
Johnson. war experienced and school
ed through experience. is one of the
hardest hitting heavywejghts in tho
ring today. His long l,st of knockouts
and the fact that he broke several of
Dempsey's ribs in fight with TIN
gentleman before he assembled to the
heavyweight throne. attest to his
punching ability.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
HOMESTEAD GRAYS CON.
T!kuE WINNING STREAK
preston News Service

Pittsburgh Pa. July 26.-The Home
stead Grays, recognized as the colored
semi-pro champions of the world. have
established one of the most remark
able records in the history of THE dia-
mond sport this season. Playing prac.
t'"ally every day during the months of
Nay. June and early part of July, the
club has won As games and lost 16, and
tied 3, for an average Of $50.
And most important in their string
% victories, has been the wonderful
Showing OF their versatile pitching
staff. With four regular pitchers.
three OF whom play in other positions
when not grazing the rubber their re
ord OF wins, as stacked against their
comparatively few losses. seems al,
the more amazing.
There is Oscar Owens, who Friday
night turned in his fifteenth victory
OF the season Owens has been called
IL e Iron Man" of the Homestead
Grays and is one of the greatest draw
iIp cards of the Gray team. In addit
ion to his wonderful pitching record
his work with the stick has endeared
him to the hearts of the Gray follow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

day night. A vicious blow to the heart
followed by swift right jab to Til.
jaw put the Jamaica Kid to sleep for
The count. 1t is said that it took sever
al minutes to bring the Kid back to his
proper senses.
The end came as a great surprise TO
the fans. as both boys have met sever
al times and the best that Norfolk
could get was victory on points. u
was the first time that Jamaica Xii
has taken tine count and he has met
them all. The defeated mans seconds
claim that the blow to the heart para
lyZed him to such an extent that he
was an easy victim for Norfolk's short
jab to the jaw.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
preston News Service.)

New York City July 27.-And again
il looks as though Harry Wills. silent.
ly waiting, with endless patience-bu;
cOlOred-is to be side tracked by the
n.1ney demons Of the fight game. AND.
this time, it looks, as though the Pan
ther of New Orleans" will be forced to
step aside until the wild Bull of the
Pampas" Luis Firpo, is given his
chance.
What farce? How unequal would
b" fight between Firpo and Dempsey
II e man killer. The match could be
APPLY termed a two-fisted man and a
One-fisted man. Firpo showed conclu.
s vely in his two fights in this country
trat. in so far as the prize ring is con
ceTned he has but one hand, and that
is his rigt is left is mainly as an
article of adornment and defense. bui
as IN offensive weapon, it is entirely
ne good.
Just what SHOW would FirpO have
with all his wildness. if pitted against
one Of Dempsey's experience. True
many have said that Dempsey has
gone back We do not doubt that fact
dempsey showed in his fight against
Tommy Gibbons at Shelby that he is
Wedh DIT in-llSululS. Anu business
would seem to demand, for this very
reason. that he postpone meeting
Wills as long as possible. The world
knows that Wills isn't getting young
er as the days go by.
And perhaps, Jack Kearns willy
manager of the champ, realizing the
Importance Of the fight and just what
tire state is, is putting off the final
day OF reckoning as long as possible
For the very fact that Tommy Gibbons
made Dempsey look mighty bad az
cicse quarters is a danger signal for
Dempsey to keep away from Wills.
Wills is at his best at mitigating, and
Unlike Gibbons, he has something
more than clever defense. When i.
Comes to one-arm free fighting, Demp
sey is likely to be jolted and jolted
hard. This bout looks like Il
battle in which endurance and
gameness will be the decid-
ing factors And if wills does get Il
chance to go into the ring with Den p
sey, then you can really look for the
'Pattle of the Century"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
'Eq sifE 2 2SRER ES H A|sa7.
(Preston News Service.)

Chicago. ILL.,, July 25.-George Got
frey accredited with having knockc cd
out Jack Dempsey while training the
latter for his recent fight with Glib
bons arrived here last Thursday night
and has gone into training at tho
Jones A. G.. for his rcheduled bout
with Big Bill Tate at the Hawthore
race track on August 10. The bout is &c
be held under the auspices of the so,
Sa'.Mar Post No. 228, American Legion
with headquarters at 20 N. Dearborn
street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

Stars and the A. B. C's., now resting
in fourth place just two games be-
h nd the Kansas City Monarch. Then
c mes Chicago, a scant two and one
half games ahead of the Missouri team
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

James G. Mcfarland, of Water
town, S. D., who was unanimous
choice as new Grand Exalted Ruler
Of Elks in the national convention at
Atlanta, Ga. He denounced all 'isms'
and declared Americans should stand
behind the constituted authorities in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
MILL SUPERINTENDENT SHOOTS
MAN ACCIDENTALLY.
preston News Service)

Dunn. N. c., July 27.-Robert Blair.
ey, aged 43 years was accidentally
shot early Tuesday morning by J. F..
Zimmerman Supt., of Tiggham Luui.
Der Company and died in the Dunn
hospital Tuesday night. 1t Is said that
Blainey stated before he died thai
the shooting was unintentional and he
ld'd no blame on Zimmerman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
PARDONS MAN BECAUSE HE HAD
A POOR LAWYER.
preston News Service !

Jackson Miss. July 27-Convicted
solely because he did not employ
good lawyer. John Watt, life-term
cc'vicu was pardoned last Friday by
Governor Russell who gave the foreeo
ii.S reason for executive clemency
The governor did not name the attor-
Ety who defended Watt at the trial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
KID NORFOLK K. O'S,
the JAMAICA KID IN 20

New York City, July 26.-Kid Nor.
folk. light heavyweight champion
showed that he still possesses all his
old-time form and speed when he
Knocked out Jameica Kid in the sec
ond round of the star rout ut the Com
monwealth Sporting Club last Satur-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
THE BOYS EAT MEALS FROM
THE MANTLE PIECE NOW.
preston Newa Service ,

Steubenville Ohio. July 26.- Twelve
Young men. employed by the La Belle
STEEL works are now in the comDany's
hospital suffering from severe burns
It is said that thirteen Young men en-
gagged in friendly little game of
'galloping dominoes' resulting in the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

Photo shows Miss Andrea Coring-
ton, an actress, in one of the cos
tunes which were displayed at Spring
Lake, N. J. recently, designed by
one of the leading Fifth Avenue
houses.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
HIBBRNIANs TO FIGHT KHAN.

preston News Service.l
Montreal, Canada July 24.--The An
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
ALL SHIPS IN BRITISH WATERS

ALL SHIPS IN BRITISH WATERS
MUST BE WET"
Col. COurthope, who amid roars of
laughter was permitted by the En-
glish House of Commons, by a vote
M 1874 to 1913, to introduce his bill
providing no passenger vessels shall
enter British waters unless reason
ably wet"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-07-28
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Evening star., 1923-08-18
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Evening star., 1923-08-18
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fourths acre ground. with fruit trees.
beautiful shrIbbery and flowers and
home consisting Of large living room
with open fireplace, den In rear Of
living room, center hall, large dining
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bedrooms and bath on other side. The
floors throughout are hardwood. Windows
equipped with metal weather stripping,
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of frame construction and lies IL minutes
by auto or 20 minutes 10y electric car OF
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mobiles are az your disposal
Evening star., 1923-08-18
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Evening star., 1923-08-18
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