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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Smiley and Paul.
Poehler in Bowling
Match, Skowhegan

especial to the Kennebec Journal)
ekowhegan, Mar. 12.-Skowhegan
bowling fans are anxiously awaiting
the appearance of Paul PoehIer, the
famous New England bowling cham
pion, tomorrow night in his 10-string
match with Leon Smiley, the local
PIN artist. While the champion is
capable of living up to his cogno-
men as the peerless Paul" it must
De borne in mind that Smiley is rat
ca as the second best bowler in
Name and gaining all the time, In
the sweepstakes at Lewiston, Thurs
DAY night, with five Maine men and
three Massachusetts men working.
the local man was second to Poehief.
The champion is more interested in
his match with Smiley tonight than
any other contest that he has been
IN since coming to Maine. Manager
Curtis has arranged elevated seats
at the Bowlodrome SO that everyone
attending will be able to see.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
RED S1X HuRLERS
PORARILY out
WITH INJURIES

Boston. Marsh 12.-(AP)-The
Braves are more than jubilant today.
They slammed the redoubtable New
York Yankees all over the st. Peters
burg lot yesterday for an is TO 2 vic
tory in which the Boston team scored
81 safe hits. Elmer Hearn, Kyle Ora
ham and Joe Genewich held the Yam
KEGS to a bare eight hits, only one of
which was for anything more than a
single.
Babe Ruth was in the game yester-
day but, as far as results We're con-
cerned, might as well have been some
where else.
The Sox had a good day of stiff prac-
tice in Their New Orleans camp but
they were handicapped by lack OF
pitchers. Charlef Rufiing and Fred
Wingfield have been laid up with sore
arms, while Hal Neubaur slipped yes
terday and pulled a clearinghouse.
He VIII be out of the game for several
DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Suggs Wins by
Technical Kn0ckOu'
Over Terry Miller

Fall River, Mass, March =
Chick Suggs of New BeaiuSl
England bantam and fea,n
champion, won by a technical - -.
tonight from Terry Miller OF Pa VI
N. Y. in the second rouno "
round bout. .,sd
Suggs toyed with his opp
the first round and knocseo - Il
for the count of nine IN ~, M
Miller fought on but was pas
tered and was on the veIse "a
knockout when Referee fa's' "a
separated the fighters anu
the decision to Suggs. -, q
In the eight-round senii-n =,
brother Honey" knocked a
Costa, also of New BedIois
fourth round. K. o. Wni,s IN
Bedford won the decision y. ~ u
Mandell of Fall River IN -. - N
round preliminaries. ana "a - at
ty of Bristol. r. J.. knocAs. he
Rainett of New Bedford =
ROUND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
BAY SKATERS Win
BOWLING MATCH
IN WATERvILLE
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Waterville, March 12-Paehler's
All Star bowling team, strengthened
by two Maine bowlers, defeated the
Waterville bowling team here this
evening by 1O4 pins. But one record
wnet by the board. that coming from
Paul Poehler, with 592 in five strings.
High scores ruled throughout the
evening. Whelan got the highest
single of the evening with 1877 and
high three string total with $50.
Poehler in a special five string
match defeated Luke Ivers by 106
pins. Whelan and Gange defeated
Simpson and King of the home forces
by 10 pins in a special three string
match. Whelan, the high scorer OF
the evening. displayed some artistic
work when he secured a perfect box
by rolling the ball between his legs
Poehler will bowl in Skowhegan to-
morrow night.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
GENE TUNNEY IND
YOUNG STR|bLINC
GO Only A DREAM

Miami, Fla, March 12-(AP)-
Thousands of feet of lumber, roughly
nailed together to resemble a stadium
at Hialeah Park, was all that re-
manned today for e many fight fans,
who had paid for ringside seats to
the Tunney- Stribling ten round bout.
scheduled for tonight.
The plans for the bout received
several shocks last night and finally
emerged a complete wreck when Pro-
moter Jesse Baugh announced there
would be no fight.
Governor Martin also took a hand
and sent orders to Sheriff Henry
Chase of Dade county to allow no
prize fights in Dade county. The
sheriff said he would carry out the
governors order
Miami police also held a warrant
for Billy Gibson. Tunneys manager,
charging him with passing a worth
less check at Palm Beach year ago.
The warrant had not been served this
morning. Gibson announced Wedpes-
day unless Baugh posted $4,000,
Tunney's share, by noon yesterday
he would not allow his charge to en-
ter the ring. The money was not
posted and he yesterday announced
the fight was off.
After a conference last night with
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., and Dudley
Field Malone. attorney whom he hop
ed to back the fight. Baugh made the
final announcement that there would
be no fight. Mr.. Malone said the only
way the fans could get their money
back would be to confiscate the lum-
Der.
Tunney and Stribling each had
been advanced $4,000, for training ex-
penSes.
Miami business men also agreed to
back the fight but were unsuccessful
in saving the bout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Chicago Produce Market
by the Associated Pressl

chicago, March IL.
Wheat prices went sharply upward
To-Day, accelerated by export purchas-
ing on broad scale. 1t was estimat-
ed that in the last "a hours 1000. 900
bushels of North American wheat had
Deen taken for prompt shipment to
europe. Foreign buying of future de-
IlVerles here was also in evidence
closing quotations on wheat were un-
settled, IL to % cents net higher, May
new 1.653 to 1865 and July 1.42s to
LAP, with corn ! to &c up. oats at "a
Z 10 &c gain. and provisions VARYING
from unchanged figures to a rise of 7c
In the wheat market the tip ton for
the day was reached during the last
70 minutes of trading and In the face
or rush of selling to realize profits
FROM the outset persistent and influ-
entail buying had been in progress,
passed largely on the fact that Liver
pool quotations were much higher than
had been looked for, and on some
what general impression that Euro
peans had overreached themselves in
pursuing long continued policy of
hand-to-mouth dealings.
Nearly II cents a bushel advance
was scored by the wheat market as,
compared with the bottom level of
prices 4S hours previous in this con-
nection. The inference was drawn by
some authorities that the Argentine
wheat supply for Europe Is falling
short of expectations. with shipments
this week from Argentina Loo" h"o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
KAY IA,
SPORT
CHAT

Manager Hartnett of the .
G. has accepted the chalis,
three game series with ~
Chryslers and sends the ~
letter as to terms:
Dear Sir:
l am writing this letter 4,
to a challenge extended =
your columns by the Ban,o.' ]
lers to the Bath A. C. for :.
game series for the chamnioa.
the State. '0as
The Bangor team has ~.
position for the past tb,as u
while the Bath team has 70, !.
SIX years been a close cos -
This year the Bangor team ~
from all of the teams in ~
part of the State, while az
team has won from eyerv @
season, playing all of the c ss.as|
IN this part of the State ana
ing in their victories
Bangor and several ont !.
teams. The Bath team aecs,|
challenge on the Condition -.
games be played by ama.aal
under Central Board officiaI.
nrst game to be played ~ 8
the second at Bath and tbs M
a neutral floor. Thankine .a
the courtesy of an answer ~
your paper, l am
Very truly yours.
EDWARD N. HARTNrr-I
Mgr. Bah
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Bradstreet's Report

New York. March 12-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
The stock market has quieted down
after last weeks feverish activity and
sales are running about 1000 900
shares day with prices tending up
ward. The average price of railroa d
shares is up about 81 points from the
low of last week. while industriaIs
have made gain of about 81 points.
The treasury departments $50n, 000, 900
bond issue was oversubscribed Steel
production Is at the highest rate since
March year ago. with the principal
producer operating at about 95 per
cent. of capacity in spite of decrease
In untitled orders. Prices of finished
steel are firm, while scrap prices tend
higher. Pig iron prices are lower.
but coke up slightly. Building for
February, as reported to Bradstreet's
shows decrease of S.5 per cent from
year ago with gains made by. New
York counterbalanced by losses for the
rest of the country.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, March 10.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 153@161.
BUTTER-Extras 43aQ44; firsts AZ
@42
CHEESE-Fresh choice 24@24A.
CORN-No. 2 yellow 1906.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 35@36; white and mixed extras
1904: eastern 32@33: western ex-
tras 31A@32h.
FLOUR-Spring patents, 1876 sacks,
special shore 10.25Q1O.40; standard
SIS q 1910.
HAY--No. 2 timothy Is.
LAMB-Spring 23@26.
OATS-Forty pounds 56657.
PORK-Medium backs 33@39.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 44O
@4.50 per 100: sweets 2.2562.50
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes sos cents in 100-barrel lots
less per. cent. for cash.
VEAI-7m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13

bushels less than for the week before.
Notice was also taken of reports of a
good deal of winter killing of cereal
crops in Germany, Russia and along
the lower Danube. In addition, there
was gossip that even allowing for lib
eral clearances from North America
the outlook was that world shipments
this week would be light. that a fur
Their decrease in stocks af1oat on the
ocean seemed probable and taht a lib
eral falling off in the United States
visible supply total on Monday could
be reasonably expected.
Corn and oats drew their ffrmness
chiefly from wheat strength Rough
weather and bad roads were also a
bullish factor. Provisions averaged a
little higher. Influenced by grain.
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| GIRLS Win, BOYS
LOSE TO MORSE IN
HALL0WELL GAMES

Special to Kennebec JournaD
Hallowell, March 12.-Hallowell
high held the fast Morse outfit to a
two point win here tonight in one of
the fastest games ever played on the
local gym, the final score was 1921.
Four regular players were absent
from the lineup, Carbino. Johnson,
Boothby and Captain Ballard. Their
places were ably filled by Trask,
Hayes, McKelvey and Ridgewell, all
playing the game Of their lives. Hal
lowell scored ten from the floor to
nine by Morse, losing in the foul col
umn. Morse led at the half by three
points and jumped into the last of
the game with swift passing game
but were constantly upset with a
basket from the Hallowell scorers
Hayes, Trask, and MacHardy. Sew
eral times Hallowell tied and led the
Morse boys but were turned back by
the star shots of thei rsturdy center.
From first to last Hallowell fought
CALAMITY and under their disadvan-
tages certainly deserved to win.
The Hallowell girls defeated An
son Academy in the second game by
a sweeping score of 64-26. A lead of
twenty points in the first period put
the game on ice for the home team.
Miss Dawbin led the scoring with
seventeen from the floor and Miss
Johnson was close second with fif-
teen. Briggs starred for. Arson with
eleven. The summarizes:
HALLOWELL NORTH ANSON
d. Dawbin, RI. .lb Noddin
A. Johnson If ...........rb Greene
French
DufreSne ................ &C rlnlaho
l.. Dawbin sc sc Bailey
Clark RIB III cushing
Fish 10 ........ I'D bI1SSs
Score Hallowell Ga, Arson Acad. 20.
Goals from floor. Dawbin II. Johnson
Is, Briggs II, Gushing 2.
Referee, Mahan. Scorer Arata.
Timer Masciadri. Time ASS.
MORSE HALLOWELL
DOYLE IF ..............lb MacHardy
Wilson
Small II ...............fo MckelVey
Hartman .............. &C IraSh
Decker rb ................ III hayes
Bonney ID ............r ri RldgeWeil
Vigue
Score Morse %, HallowelI 81. GOALS
from floor Hartman S. Hayes 4.
Trask 3, MacHardy 8, Wilson z,
Small, Doyle 2.
Goals from fouls Doyle 2, Wilson,
Decker. Bonney.
Referee Mahan. Scorer Arata
Timer Masciadri. Time 4-8's.
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Bout Between
Joe Stecher and
ZbysZkO Ends in Row

Philadelphia, March 12.-(AP)-
Using his famous body scissors, Joe
Stecher, claimant of the heavyweight
wrestling championship; threw STAN
islaus Zybszko after 1-2 minutes of
graphing here tonight.
The bout ended in wrangle,
Zbyszko protesting the decision. The
contender, near the end of the bout,
had Stecher in corner with what he
claimed was a good hold. The men
were ordered to the center of the ring
by the referee and while Zbyszko was
arguing, about the order, Stecher
grasped him and in fash had pin
ned HIS shoulders to the mat.
Renato Gardini. of Philadelphia.
threw Tom Draak, of Holland, after
nine minutes and 20 seconds with a
flying deadlock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Portland Girl
Wins Over Glenna
COllett in Florida

Belleair, Fla, March 12.-(AP)-
Miss Glenna Collett. national wom-
ems golf champion. met defeat here
today in the finals of the Belleair
championship for women, losing to
Hiss Helen Payson of Portland. Me-.
, up.
The result was an upset. Miss Pay
son usuallybeing unable to bet Miss
Collett, but today the champion was
off in putting while the Portland
woman played exceptional golf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Sigma NJ Clinches
Frat Track Meet
At BOwdOin College
Especial to Kennebec Journal


Brunswick, Me, March 12.-With
two events unfinished, the 440-yard
dash and the final heat of the relay
race, in the eighth annual Bowdoin
College interfrarernity track meet to-
night, Sigma NJ has the NEE tsafely
won with 35 % points. Zeta Psi
stands second with % points, Delta
Epsilon third with 90 1-3 points. The
standing of the other fraternities Is as
follows: Psi Nupsilon 16, Beta Theta
Pi 10 1-3, Chi Psi 8 1-3, Theta Delta
Chi 5, Alpha Delta 6 1-3, Kappa Sigma
3, Non-Fraternity l and 6. Delta
Psi 1-3.
The feature of the meet was the
equalling of the worlds record in the
45-yard high hurdles by Captain Hal
Littlefield of the Bowdoin varsity
team in six seconds fiat.
Harold G. Littlefield of Sigma Nu in
the final heat of the 45-yard high hur-
dies was caught by four of the five
watches of the timers in six seconds
fiat, equallir>. the worlds record.
The final heat OF the 440-yard run
was not run this evening, being held
over until Saturday afternoon when
it will be a feature at the Bowdoin
interscholastic meet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
MattanawcOok Trims Sanger
vile

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
University of Maine, March PIN
the first round of the high school di-
vision, Mattanawcook academy of
Lincoln defeated Sangerville High
school, 80 to IS. The fast passing
game of the Lincoln boys completely
baffled the lighter Sangerville five.
The Lincoln attack was fast and ac-
curate and their defense was more
than adequate. Bowker of Malta
nawcook was the outstanding indi-
vidual of the game. scoring four
goals and foul The summary:
MATTANAWCOOK ACAD.
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Bangor High Hebron Winners of UofM Tourney To
CONY WINS FROM JONESPORT BUT
LOSES TO CRIMSON AT maine

them last Saturday night when they
took the very same Cony High FIVE
in hand by the narrow margin of one
basket. Bangor took an early lead
Of four points but several times dur
ing the game the boys from the Capt.
tai City tied itup. The game was
played before arecord crowd Of two
thousand people who were kept on
their feet the greater part of the
game. Turner the Crimson's captain
played whale of a game. gathering
in four baskets and two fouls before
he was forced out onfouls. Overlook
was Cony's big man, getting three
baskets and two fouls. This was
one of the biggest upsets in the
tournament. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Waterville Poys
Take Easy Contest
From Fairfield

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, March 12-The Water
vile high boys basketball team easily
defeated the Lawrence high boys in
the Waterville gym by the score of 43
to 23. Johnson and Donovan starred
Tor the home team while for the WISH
tors Richardson and V. Totman ex-
celled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
Lancers WallOp
Lambda Chi Alpha
In Colby League
Especial to Kennebec Joul

Especial to Kennebec Journal
Waterville. Me-, March 12-Da
better teamwork, the Lancer Gu
day defeated Lambda Chi Alpha u
Colby internationally basketball y
by score of 1914. The winners
victors by small margin which
gained soon after the battle stu
holding almost the same lead q
the remainder of the contest. I'd
the last game for both teams an
interest in the league is now CEN
OIL the championship game pen
Phi Delta Theta and Alpha Tau
sc which will be played SATURDAY
ming. The summary.
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Bangor Beats Fort Fairfield
Especial to the Kennebec Journal

NSPeOIt0I 10 Ute NeIIHeUeC JUuIIIdIJ
Bangor. Me-, Mar. Effort Fair
field fell before the hands of the
fast Bangor basketers in the first
round of the basket bail tournament
by score of Bio. The game was
very rough and hard fought. The
boys from the potato country were
unable to break up Bangor's short
passing game, while Bangor ate the
Fort Fairfield long passing game
alive. Hickson of Bangor. by scor-
ing six baskets and two fouls, was
the high point man of the game.
Giggery and Beckwith were the high
scorers for Fort Fairfield, each gath
ering in two baskets and two fouls,
The summary:
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NEW SHARON

The Ladies' Guild of the Congre-
gational Church was entertained at
the home of Mrs. A. E. Floyd, Tues
day afternoon.
A special meeting of the V. I. s.
was held with Mrs. Doris Paine
Wednesday afternoon to work on
articles for their Easter Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13
|WINSLCW CRABS
| CLOSE CONTEST
| FIRM GARDINER
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

(Speciai W hehii0Deo 'oui
Gardiner, March l2-WinsloW High
school trimmed Gardiner High in a
a,a bara tonight nv a score of
l"'s 80, -. ,,a,,,
lV-ls aller the ioeaio ii.'u
clinched the game in the first half.
Bulger and Mansfield starred for the
.-.. auo poso ord ApketaIl
'io''"
went well Tor Gardlner.
Between the halves the High
school girls won from the Alumnae
by a score of 27-12. The summaries:
wINSI.Ow GARDINER
% IN Eordereon
bulger, ~ ,.''''' ~ parnard
Il. Co"an' Il ''''''''' ~ A- '-''
y. Cowan pa+ts
Mahsneiu' '''' ~ Ja,,es
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Coburn Eliminates Foxcroft
Especial TO kennebec Iournan

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
University of Maine, March -
Foxcroft was no match for the CO.
burn Tigers in the first semi final of
the Prep school division being easily
overtaken by the score of AZ to %.
The only thing of the contest which
amused the large crowd was the
wonderful floor work done by John
son, the institution center. He show
ed the best brand of passing ever
seen in a Maine tournament. Smith
played well for FoXcroft. The sum-
mary:
III Nha,cn,
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HOultOn Sinks Bar HarbOr

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
University of Maine, Mar. FIN
the slowest game of the year the
Houlton High team defeated Bar
Harbor 19 to IL. The game had no
bright stars and was a bit rough
at times. The summary:
Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13

Tom Travers of Biddefora !,
wiling to have Young Drew y
deford meet Barney Grant NJ "
iston over any specified dist.u.|
the Lewiston battler NAV !.
Drew is ready to box and /, y
20 oox Tor a winners and \
snare of the purse and TrsS.l9
goes on to say that if Barnss !
q bout over the double j,
Drew Will satisfy him any tin!|
an Augl'sta or Lewiston nrom. s
ready to put it on.
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Hebron Eliminated M. C.. |.
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

University of Maine, March IL
Hebron walked into the prep school
finals in the L. of NJ. tournament
when it removed NJ. c. !. by the
score of 81 to IS. The NJ. c. I.team
was out classed in the first and
fourth periods while in the other two
they could only hold their own with
the Big Green. The game was packed
full of wonderful shots and many
bits of rough play. Lane did great
work for the Big Green while r..
Flatley did lot for NJ. c. l. The
summarize:
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In fast and hard game the Wat
erville high lassies defeated the
strong Shooting Stars of Colby by the
score of 10 to 8. The high school
girls led throughout the entire con-
test. Talberth and DeLisle did the
best work for the local team, while
Daye starred for the visitors.
WATERVHIE
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EXHIBITION GAMES
Cards win from Houstou

Houston, Tex, March 12.-(AP)-
St. Louis (Nat) $40; Houston (Tex
1-6-4.
Dyer, Johnson and O'Farrell. Wick;
Jones, Style, Perkins and Brauns
Humphres, Golf.
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Cony Bumped by Bangor
Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Bangor. Me. March 12.-Bangor
High made up for the defeat handed
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Us ana a IUUI. Tic summary.
MATTANAWCOOK ACAD.
=
S.A NGERNILLE

tTtt- W dIIdCt, Q. OF NJ. Time
Scorer--Newhall Time
-Four eight minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13

Referee, Roundy, Colby. Scorer.
Newhall, U. Of NJ. Timer, Brice, e..
of NJ. Time, SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-13

Referee, Wallace U. of NJ. Timer
Brice. Scorer, Newhall. Time As
min. periods.
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WINTHPOPW WINS
TWO EASY GAMH
FRIDAY NIGHT |

Especial to Kennebac 1o,,.
winthrop, March 12.-wp,l
Won two easy games here y
outplaying the opponents tbrm1
the boys trimming Oakland
4z-l5. Arnold starred for VIM
with IA from the floor. and M
Won from Lisbon Falls bv
OF 53-7. Davenport starred ~
baskets. TIE summary:
WINTHROP
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COBURN

Referee. Edwards. Timer, Brice.
Scorer, Newhall. Time SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-19
Jolly Clearance Of Chintz
and Parchment Shades

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18-inch Oval Parchment Shade, print design. Re
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Parchment Electric Shields in rose designs. Re
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