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Minor Disorders Reported.
Rumors of Peace Moves
FIatIy Denied by Govern
ment and Labor Leaders.
LLOYD GEORGE is HELD
PLAYING MEDIATOR ROLE
Food Supplies Are Adequate, With
Some Hoarding and Little Price
Rise-Workers Exhorted to
Avoid Violence-Saklatvala.S Sen
fenced to Two Months.
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
The British general strike Contin-
ucd on its third day in full force, al
though unconhrmed rumors OF
peace parleys flew thick and fast.
Minor sporadic disorders contin-
ned throughout the strike regions.
The government reiterated its
stand that negotiations will not be
renewed until the general strike or
der is rcscindcd; labor leaders say
that 100000 to 5.000.00O workers
are out and will stand fast until sue
ceSSful.
The British Worker. labor organ
asked strikers to refrain from vio-
lencc
The government reported that
food supplies were adequate, with
some boarding and little rise in
price.
Labor Party Heads Meet.
Parliamentary Labor Party met at
the House of Commons to review
the situation Leaders expected to
confer with miners executive later.
transportation became easier,
with railways running more trains,
and one London subway announcing
full service"
Light and power service has been
maintained. --=vser aess-
Among peace rumors is one that
Lloyd George is essaying the role of
mediator.
Many newspapers. tied up by the
strike. announced they expect to is
sue regular editions soon.
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One of Seven Who Escaped
After Killing Illinois Prison
Official Wounded.
VILLAGE TERRORIZED
BY DESPERATE GANG
Man Hunt Pushed by Police and
Citizens as State Launches State
vile Investigation.

By the Associated Press.
LEONORE. ILL.,, May 6.-Two CON
victs. who escaped with f1ve others
from the State penitentiary near
Joliet, were captured today on the
farm of John Rose. three fourthS
of mile northwest of here. They
were found buried under the hay
in the loft of the barn.
LEONORE. H., May 6.--One con
vict, a business man and a policeman
were wounded here early today when
officers and vigilantes attempted tC
capture five men who escaped from
Statewide prison after Staying a dep
uty warden.
The wounded, all of whom were
taken to Streator, ILL.,. hospital
early today. are George Katanach
Streator business man, who may die
from wounds in the leg and the
stomach; Harry Miller, Streator po
liceman, who has a minor cheek
wound. and Bernardo Roa, one of the
convicts. The latter has a broken
leg and buckshot wounds in the body
and one arm.
Robert TorreZ. one of the four sur.
vivors of the gun fight, was captured
the other three escaping after a run
ming battle with the posse. An or
ganized search by 500 men was in
progress throughout the territory
which is about so miles southwest of
Stateville.
Assistant Warden Slain.
Seven convicts, five of them serv
Statewide prison shortly before noon
yesterday after killing Peter NJ. Klein
an assistant warden, and wounding a
guard and trusty. and forcing the
captain of guards to lead them safely
outside the walls and into the war
den'S automobile.
Two of the seven separated from
their companions not far from Mar,
seil1es. The other five continued in
the warden's automobile, had pro
gressed as far as Sandy Ford, a creek
that crosses the highway three miles
southeast of Lenore. There the au.
tomobile skidded and landed on its
side in a ditch.
The five men took to the woods
Shortly after dark they encountered
farmer with a shotgun, who had
been scouting for game. Rushing upon
him with spear blades and pipes, with
which they had accomplished the
earlier murder, they threatened his
life. and took his gun and ammunition.
The farmer heard the quintet talk
ing about halting the first passing
automobile. He hurried to his home
and telephoned Chief of Police John
l.. Hopkins of Streator. Chief Hopkins.
Continued on Page s, Column %
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Reliance in Divine Providence

"It was in accord with basic truths
of the universe that the signers of the
Declaration of Independence declared
their reliance upon the protection of
Divine Providence. Founded upon
religion, our Government has derived
strength and stability from the re-
ligious nature of it's people. If we are
to maintain our, national existence, we
must continue 10 cherish and foster
this spirit which underlies and per-
vades all enduring achievement. So
long as we adhere to the eternal veri-
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column g.
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The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
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WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow: slightly
warmer tomorrow! gentle northeast
shifting to South winds. Highest,
60, at 1870 pm. yesterday; lowest, 46,
at 3 am. today.
For full report, see page 8.
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH h;-w.h.. cleo.
of furniture. $500: income SIS from 3
rooms rented to desirable tenants. Near
Treasury Dept. Address Box 18Th. Star
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HIGH CLASS automobile accessory manu-
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IF YOU HAVE SALES ABILITY or have
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MEN. three. over 81 yrs. can make better
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X. 12O McGill Bldg. 9th & G SITS.
statesmen "a. to travel; drawing account
and commission: $40 week draw. Apply
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1923 Monroe st. NV.
statesmen to sell Chevrolet cars wonder
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! FOR SALE OR RENT-Store ideally located
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

ATREDALE. male: pedigree shows go cham
pions in 5 generations: well trained: kindly
disposition: has never been i'll: while young
has sired first-class puppies; price reasonable,
Can be seen at 2115 14th st. NV. g.
BOSTON TERRIER. pedigreed puppy; male
seven weeks old: very prettily marked. Pot
5115.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPPIES.
ington st. Chevy Chase. D. c.
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Star want Ad"
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NORTHWEST.
ANoR u" LSh
30 18th St, Joll's Newsstand.
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555tthh AMID E + pay P P eiamsnSs
5};h sRd d VI " Easie t Pharmacy.
~9Ol georgia ave. Frank +. Lellys Phar'
g2 aSs In i, nv; conaowsr Art and Gift Co.
Tin a l41h p, BISonaush,s Pharmacy d,
ialh and Colorado ave. oDonnelrs Phar-
5000 Mount Pleasant ST.. Mount Pleasant
Cigar and News Shop,
!iIS s5S Columbia road; United Cigar Agency.
y. Y.N J., ave and NJ st.-Perfecs Pre-
.nd and Mass nha aTe Phillips Pharmacy.
ana and ss Dnncans tnagmHeS d..t
Smiths, Cnt-rate Drug Store, 18th and SITS.
~ n and nd, ave- j French simpson H,P
I'll and 4s tis and SIN H9TeEs Phar
Ga; ave and nd Igask St. colody Bialek.
5 1odd Ga ave-; Brightwood Pharmacy.
5sth and Fla ave. Bernstein's Drug Store
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577@@ Pa. ave. J J. Louis Kr!ck. @' N'' ''A'
:; = st .t and G SITS. ouiglcy Pharmacy.
Nantere8 PhaT ans AG s5 conn aTs
5n26 Corn ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
"irrc9ns'n ave. and Macomb St. Harry c.
T Tan6 Wisconsin Wisconsin Ave- Phar.
Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN
Moran ns Bros, Pharmacy. Goth and sits,
All N 50. 2ponne!I PharmacS'
Wisconsin ave ana o. nonohue's Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
ath and II SITS. Home Dug Co.
~ st ard ard Mf ave- Nm Ieni F Bradley
nh Nh St - and Ma. ave louis s4 ps
4 526 East CapituI St PauFs Pharmacy.
sTt GaP and Sth stT Biq PISS, PPhharay
2oth st and r. I. ave. Collins Pharmacy
$500 10Th St. Mauo'- Pharmscv-Rrookland
23O6 4th st. John G Biggs' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
sfb and Pa aye w ononnG Dr~E store
Nm and Pa. ave. -Fealey's pharmacy
fddGth7 ggd Pa ave smyssr; Ph asrTg Drug
SOUTHWEST.
soth and Va. ave, Herherts Pharmacy.
= n and D SITS. Lantz Bros.
= and L SITS. Columbia Pharmacy.
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CAFETERIA and roomng house: rooms ::
rooms pay the rent: near Government bldg ::
fne lunch trade. 1912 H ST. NV. IL
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panies wishes 10 men. % TO 45. to take
free course in life insurance craftsmanship.
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afasirnd Address BOX 3-H Star Office
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| MUST SELL a going storage and transfer
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LESMEN-Experienced magazine, book
pen and vacuum cleaner men: big commits
eions paid. This is the job you have been
looking for. Apply daily between > and 4
pm. Room 1914. Columbian Bldg. 10.
SALESMAN. with car. to sell our new
homes IL is not necessary to be an expert
enced real estate salesman. We have an at
tractivc proposition for the right man. Call
between 10 and IL or 4 and 5. Cyrus Sim
mons. 1flt X st. NV. Main 1922.
STTNOGRAPUER. competent. for congress
rioual work; man preferred: must have good
recommendations. Address Box 21O-H. Star
{Yhcs. g
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

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BOX ol2-H. Star office. g.
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cash and profitable business. with best loca-
ton and trade in city. Lease and terms to
responsible party. Address Box 199-H. Star
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SITUATIONS-MALE.
II 4

COOK. all around houseman. colored. desires
position III private home or boarding house:
Al reference. Ask for Brooks. 622 St n W
COOK or general housework, by ss Japa n!
pl NV.
CREDIT MAN. experienced accountant and
ONCE manager seeks connection with reliable
e sai -, best OF references. Address Box
ELEVATOR and switchboard operator or
b 1eang apartments or hotel. Call North
Eu;IPINo; 10 yrs, exDerience as line and
Address Box l63-H. Star ofice 6'
MAN. single. settled sober. for inside work;
good elevator operator. Pot. 4243. Sc
MAN. colored. reliable. married. wishes job
as Ghaatfeur IN n1ypts family from Years ar ex
sxperienoed. Phone Potomac 29ll-J. Ros-
sic Harris
PORTER or elevator operator; neat young
colored man wants work. Call North Sl0l-J.
RADIO INsTALLATIoN and repair man.
Address Box 2O2-H. Star office. IL.
TUTOR-College graduate; music. fine arts;
children from Ola. take care day and eve
nlng. Address Box 209-H. Star Office.
12gSG NAS Sth s. senT se p oaa
ton. Address Box 166-H. Star office. B.
YOUNG MAN wishes to take charge of first
class apt. house: 10 years experience ap-
ply at 222 3rt1 81. ne. o
Young MAN. Is; from country. had on,
CEll Lincoln 1871 W.
YOUNG MAN. now employed. with years
banking and selling experience. desires TO
make change. Address P. o. Box 455. city.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
J. KANE FIR 2Os9. 523 9th st. NV. g
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WHITE BOYS and young men With bicycles
for night. day and part-time hours. Apply
Mr. simmons Liz \ Y
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e AT FSMEN

OF ORR BUSINESS, WE ARE AGAIN IN
PosfT1oN TO ADD ONE OR TWO MEN TO
OUR SALES FORCE AND WILL CONSIDER
FROM MEN DESIRING
Such 4 CoNNECTIoNi THE P PROJECT Dr. #
70 BE SOLD IS FR BIG 24nR EL sECpS
FOX h NIF ,.rf HEhE Nv
HE Hi 6Etco:LIGHT COMPANY 4 spBsip-
larry OF THE GENERAL MOTORS coz
EVERY ASSISTANCE IN THE NATURE
OF INSTRUCTION. SALES HELPS: ADyER-
Using ETC WILL BE GIVEN. Sue
CESSFUL MEN NOW WITH US ARE MAX
ING BETTER THAN 81 900 A YEAR:
PLEASE STATE DETAILS OF EDUCATION
AND PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN LET
TER TO D. c. McCREA. BRANCH MANIAC
ER. 1913 NEW YORK AVENUE NV.
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RUGS WOVEN FROM WORN CARPETS last
q lifetime. Old Laurel Eclipse. Main $500.
3O9 10th ct. s.w. Rugs for sale. Mhlbs
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SALESMAN--A young with q Ford to
sell the products of the Ford Motor Co for
Hartman & Howard, Ford dealers. r. 1.
and i AYES
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


BUICK RED SPORT TOURING Disc
tifui sport; only 1925: terms if desired
Lambert Hudson Motors Co. 1722 l. ST.
west of Conn. ave.
BUICK 4-cylinder sedan. $3.50; equipped with
heater. stop and parking: lights, mirror
trunks. motometer, spare tire and bumpers.
front and rear. Be quick for this one. It's
an excellent buy for some one. I. s. Cad
dess. 10l6 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC TOURING 1929. in excellent
running order. $500 terms to suit. 1929
l. st. NV.
CADILLAC Ell 7-PASS- SEDAN-Absolutcly
beautiful in every possible detail; an excep-
tonal used car. which merits the attention
of a discriminating purchaser. The price is
one that will interest the real bargain hunt
err You can trade: balance you ride. Lin
coin Salesroom. 1892 Conn ave. Main 20S0
CADILLAC 1925 5-PASS. SEDAN. landau
or brougham style: 4-door. 4-wheel brakes
trunk bumpers front and rear: an cxcep-
tional buy on very attractive terms. with
your car. as part payment. Lincoln Sales
room 1872 Conn. ave. Main 1850.
CHANDLER SEDAN-Excellent condition:
cash. balance E. T. Adams Motor Co.. i6Gs
14th st.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926. 1 month old:
reasonable; from owner: cash o. terms
Continued % Ne~ EfNl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cont'd.

GIRL CIR DO, c9lored, wishes job in private family.
cs 500 eP . Rus s S or mothers helper
GIRL. colored. wishes place TO assist with
housework, or nurse; stay nights. Call u II
GIRL wants work as nurse or general house
work; reasonable salary: reference Miss r.
Williams. Rockville. Md. r. f. d. 3. 5'
HouSEKEEPER in widowers home by a
Wednesday. ;3.5. Adams ,065-W
Hf no nIEb, EPIl t Whit where allowed of
HoUsEWORK by young. reliable colored girl.
si.rr school sdas hours. After pm. Cali
LAUNDRY and cleaning by the dag 6l9
LAUNDRY WORK, and cleaning by the day.
afess GS 81 81 I'D
LAUNDRY WORK done at home; first class.
Pot: DAG 1919 st. NV.
M MOI sRSs WORK by neat colored girl. Poto-
or cleaning afternoon. 1923 Kingman's
pi NV g.
PLACE to do ,part-time work morning or
evening wanted by colored girl. 92s St
WOMAN. young. neat wants work as house
MAD or plain sewing. 400 LIST st. Sc
WOMAN. colored. wishes position to clean
affternoons Call or write, 1913 Westford
pi. n e. brentwood. after 3 pm.
moMAN. colored. well recommended. desires
ia4nurS Work or cleaning by day or week
Address lifI w 81. NV.
WOMAN wants aIl,day or, part-time general
housework. 1872 Riggs nj NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job housework or
cook. 1897 9th st. NV
WOMAN. competent: to cook dinner. parties.
serve teas or part-time work for afternoon
Phone Franklin 9S53. 1923 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. white reliable: about 5 hours
work each day: no objection TO hEht clean
ing state particulars. Address Box 2I3-H
Star office Il.
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Automobile Salesman.
Only men who are alert and hustlers need
R. McReynolds & Son,
Nash Motors. 1423-25-27 L St. NV.
TWENTY MEN of pleasing per-
sonality, mechanically inclined !;
must have good education, able
to interview all classes; perma-
nent connection; as branch man
ayers, statesmen and verihers.
Call 227, Investment Bldg, be-
tween 10 am. and noon.
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prices for this month only. Average size
room scraped. pointed up. papered for 50.
Painting, plasterinR at low prices. Dutch
Boy lead. pure linseed oil used exclusively.
ash or terms. Philadelphia Decorating Co.
Inc. 81 -Sl7 9th st nv NJ. 223B. u
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HELP-MALE.
u Ontlnupu.


STENOGRAPHER-TYPI T-BOOKKEEPER-
experience preferred day and evening work
room and board to right man. State salary
desired. experience. Address Box 113 II,
star Office. Sc
STENOGRAPHER-Yo man wanted by
large mercantile corporation with offices in
Washington: splendid opportunity for ad-
yancement. Reply in own handwriting. stat
ing age. salary expected and experience. Ad-
dress Box 45l-E. star ofhce. 81
TRUCK DRIVER wanted. 1908 f st NV. =
WASHMAN. white preferred: must under
stand finished work: steady work for right
man: reference. Address Box 205-H. Star
Office.
WHITE BOYS and young men With bicycles
for night. day and part-time hours. Apply
Mr.. simmons. 14lS \. y. ave.
WHITE MAN. TO supervise cleaning force in
large office building; must handle men
smoothly and get work done having pride
in keeping building clean; opportunity for
retired policeman who is still active; state
age, qualifications, past experience. refer
ences: salary. $50 weekly. Address Box
18Th. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined. to
work in light manufacturing plant. $40
YOUNG MAN, around 30 years with drivers
permit, light work. good hours. S12 week.
Rear $500 G st. NV.
grocery store and delicatessen store. Call in
person. Cathedral Delicatessen. 5000 Connec-
tIcut ave. NV. 81
a YOUTH living with his parents and about
> years old as office boy in old-established
office Address Box GOAL Star Office.
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MESSENGER BOY white. with bicycle. for
delivery 3 nights a week. Wardman Park
Pharmacy. Conn. ave and Woodey rd.
large manuf featuring concern: must have eS-
Derience with adding machines, tyDewriters
office.
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BLOCK WOOD. $40 a load: three-duartrrs %
cord. ;. J. Randall. Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Phone Marlboro 44-F-4 %
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTIlsG--RronBs
papered So up: white mechanics: night or
day work A. r Harding 20 St ne.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


Pb ase 1a.ds PAINTING your
slider our special prices, this month only
sio5o sne year to psy WITH a no
cost; Workmanship Guaranteed DEPEND
A Asa aI DECORATING Co 52s 9th St Nv.
HANGING-Rooms papered. 81 up:
F r af,as ave rsc'; Sor TGr i5 Esda %
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTIlsG--Rroms
%s;sS q" E HsSSs rs SS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pa PP!AJPERED, 50
NV. Phone Adams $685. o0 - ~
and s0sS
politan Dec. Co. AZ G NV. Ph. Fr. 800.
pAPER III ,S PAINSTING - Special
room scraped. pointed up. up papered Tor 50
PP ban plasterinE at low prices Dutch
inc. si1.si7 9th st NV. NJ $3.50 W
ssGs 5TSyRH f I9a FsSs laIs
sYG is, wovE od FkoM . W2RS S.e sass
zoo iosh st. a L1 Rass fo Sesf NAN 81
TYPEwRITERS REPAIRED = The Rebuilt
o Tel e5s4 T f1io Aad st. rePs
eral piano repairs and rebuilding Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable; Skilled mr.
schaeffer CO. GA us st. n.e. Line. Ios7.
PLASs--HAVE THEM DRAWN NOW. BE
lore Spring building commences. Prices rea-
sonable. II, NICHTER NJ. 614a. 81
WATCH REPAIRING-22 years experience.
formerly with best jewelers. in Washington.
~ 30. s: B Wiseman. 63l g st NV. %
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-GOOD
quality Opaque shades fitted to your win
dows S5c' the best quality of opaque sh ades.
Sl15: hung free. We will call with samples.
RLFEBLATT. l 18th and Fl SITS. ne. Line. $40,
WINDOW SHADES AMI CFRTFNS-FRFE
Si~hple ave In1o2
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PIANOS TUNED repaired and rebuilt-High
grade work; HcHgGH & LAWSON. 1922 G
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. In good NV
residential section splendid investment for
quick buyer; real active business: will show
REGARDS OF daily sales for years. Address
Box p H Star office
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BEDROOM. dining room and living room
FURNITURE. pianos, everything. at auction
every Wednesday and Saturday. Shannon
Caldwell CO. Inc, Auctioneers, 304 10th
st. NV. Main 1919
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furniture. used in exhibit house: 1O-piece
French walnut dining suite and 1-piece bed
room suite. mahogany windsor chair. rocker
and davenport table reed set. brass andirons
and fire set also oak bed and dresser. Call
Adams sos between and IL am.
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HELP-FEN1ALE.
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on women's dresses. Only those thoroughly
experienced need apply. Address Box 110H,