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coming face to face with the oper-
ator, and we are, for the moment,
confronted with an impaSse."
Heath scratched his head and
laughed nirthleSSly.
"It don't make sense, does it, sir?"
what about the next apart
ment?" asked Vance, "the one with
the door facing the rear passage
way-No. 2, I think?"
Heath turned to him patronizing-
ly. 81 looked into that the first
thing this morning. Apartment No.
2 is occupied by a single woman;
and woke her up at 8 o'clock and
searched the place. Nothing there
Anyway, you have to walk past
the switchboard to reach her apart
ment the same as you do to reach
this one; and nobody called on her
or left her apartment last night.
whats more, Jessup, who's a
shrewd, sound lad, told me this
woman is a quiet, ladylike sort, and
that she and Odel didn't even know
each other"
You're so thorough, Sergeant"
murmured Vance.
"Of course" put in Markham, "it
would have been possible for some
one from the other apartment to
have slipped in here behind the
operators back between and IL,
and then to have slipped back after
the murder.
But as Sergeant Heath's search
this morning failed to uncover any
one. we can eliminate the POSSIBLE
ity Of our man having operated from
that quarter"
IT dare say you're right" Vance
indifferently admitted.
But it strikes me, Markham old
dear, that your own affectin' re-
capitulation of the situation jolly
well eliminates the possibility of
your mans having operated from
any quarter. . . And yet he came
in, garroted the unfortunate dam
sci, and departed-eh, what? e.
It's a charmin' little problem.
wouldn't have missed it for worlds. I"
'It's uncanny," pronounced Mark
ham gloomily.
Its positively spiritualistic, l"
amended Vance. "It has the caress-
in odor Of a seance.
Really, y know, I'm beginning
to suspect that some medium was
lowering in the vicinage last night
doing some rather tip-top material
izations. =. I say, Markham, could
you get an indictment against an
ectoplasmic emanation?"
"It wasn't no spook that made
those finger prints" growled Heath,
with surly turbulence.
Markham halted his nervous pac-
ing and regarded Vance irritably!
Damn it! This is rank nonsense.
1.-THE man got in some way, and
he got out, too.
There's something wrong some
where.
Either the maid is mistaken
about someone being here when
she left, or else one of those phone
operators went to sleep and won't
admit it."
"Or else one of EMS lying" sup
plemented Heath.
Vance shook his head. 1.-THE
maid, I'd say, is eminentgy trust
worthy.
And If there was any doubt
about anyone's having come in the
front door unnoticed, the lads on
the switchboard would, in the pres
ent circumstances, be only too eager
| tn admit IL
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, does that obvious fact help to roll
the clouds away?" asked Vance.
NEARLY every modern Delilah has
an avaricious amoroso. it would
be rather singular if there wasn't
such chap in the offing, what?"
That's all right, too," returned
Heath. "But I'll tell you something,
Mr.. Vance, that maybe you don't
know.
1.-THE men that these girls lose
their heads over are generally
crooks of some professional
criminals, you understand. That's
why, knowing that this job was the
mark of a professional, it don't leave
me cold, as you might say, to learn
that this fellow who was threaten
ing Odell and grating on her was
the same one who was prowling
around here last night. 80. And
I'll say this, too: the description
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HEAT BILL HIGH
AT C|TY'S HALL
ReCheCk to Be Sought on
$1,000 December Charge.

Hot air Of the ardent political
meetings held at Tomlinson Hall in
the past year, including those held
by former Mayor John L. Duvall, in
the last days Of his administration,
didn't provide enough heat.
The city had to pay an average Of
5000 month to the Indianapolis
Power and Light Company for
steam heat.
The board of works Fridays wrote
the light company asking it to
check its figures and the meter.
Custodian Christ Hoffman re-
ported the bill for December was
$1,000 and for November $7O0.
Hack also disclosed that the city
only collected $3.50 for use of the
hall all last year.
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CHICAGO VIEWS
LATE MODELS
AT AUTO SHOW
Ford Only Manufacturer Not
Displaying; Marmon,
Stutz There.
BY "SWEDE" SWANSON,
Times Automobile Editor

CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-The twenty
eighth annual national automobile
show opened here today at the
coliseum revealing the greatest
array of automobiles ever assembled
under one roof.
Forty-five makes of passenger car
and twenty truck manufacturers are
represented in addition to about 200
accessory and equipment exhibits.
The coliseum has been lavishly
decorated, lending a beautiful back
ground for the sparkling demons of
the highway.
The show is under the auspices of
the national automobile chamber of
commerce and, excepting Ford, every
American manufacturer is present.
ing his entire line.
AS the curtain went up this morn
ing, an air of optimism prevailed;
everyone, from the uniformed boys
who continually brush dust from the
glistening cars, to the presidents,
predict 1928 as the banner year of
the industry.
Great Enthusiasm Shown
Never before has so much en-
thusiasm been shown, if the man
ufacturers know of what they speak
the great American home will pos
sess two new cars this year.
Gratifying interest was being dis
played today in the two Indianapo-
lis-made cars, Marmon and ES5utz.
Throngs crowded both displays, and
officials of the companies believe
that sales at the show will exceed
their fondest hopes.
Marmon is showing complete
line Of the new 60 and IS models;
while Stutz. is displaying semi
custom-built creations and featuring
mo two models alike"
High Priced Cars at Drake
The custom body builders, or
coach makers, will exhibit with the,
high-priced cars at the Drake.
Among the cars to be seen there
are the Cadillac, Chrysler, Cunning
ham, Franklin, ISotta -Fraschini, La
Sale, Lincoln, Minerva, Packard,
Pierce Arrow, Rolls Royce. Stearns-
Knight, Stutz and others, ...
General Motors will have an eX-
hibit in the Grand Ballroom OF the
Hotel Stevens. The Chryslers are
on exhibit at. the Congress ballroom
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STUDENTS WILL FR0LIC
Indiana U. Purchase of Building to
Be Celebrated.

Indiana University Extension
Division students will celebrate
purchase of the Bobbs-Merrill Bldg,
122 E. Michigan st., for use as ex-
tension division headquarters, at a
dinner at the Chamber of Commerce
at $3.50 p. m. Monday.
Robert E. Cavanaugh, extension
division director, will preside. George
S. Snoddy, acting head of the uni
verSity psychology department, will
talk on "Some Urgent Problems of
Modern Psychology" Brief talks will
be by City Librarian Charles Rush,
r. Clyde White and Capt. H. w.
Webbe.
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TIMES VERSION DENIED
Deputy Says He Did Not Strike
Man After Handwriting.

The Times. in Fridays issue,
through misinterpretation of testi-
mony in a municipal court case,
stated that Deputy Sheriff Dale
Brown admitted striking prisoner
three times in the face after he had
handcuffed the man. This is er-
roneouS.
Dale admitted that he struck the
man three times in the face, but
insisted this was before he put the
handouts on the man.
Other witnesses testified that the
blows were struck after the hand
cuffs were on.
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which so often develop from the
colds Father Johns Medicine has
come to be the standard home
medicine in countless homes.
For over 10 years this medicine
has proved its value and it is worth
knowing that there is absolutely no
alcohol nor nerve deadening drugs
of any kind in any form in Father
Johns Observation-Disclosures.
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Score Die in Train Wreck

BIZ United Press
RANGOON, India, Jan. 28.-Twen-
ty people we're killed and twenty-nine
injured today when a train en- route
from Rangoon to Mandalay was de-
rallied and fell into a creek. The
wreck was about 100 miles from
Rangoon. Several f1sh-plates had
been removed from the track.
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Indiana GideOns Nee.
By Times Special

By tHttS Dp6C1uI
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. 28.-The
annual rally of the Indian Gideons
organization opened here today to
continue through Sunday. Officers
will be elected during the meeting.
Present officers are Walter Boyd,
president, and A. w. Gammer, Sec
rotary, both of Indianapolis.
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Marshal Gets So a Day
BIZ Times Special

DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 28.-Sam
McPheeters has been chosen town
marshal here from among twelve ap-
plicants who submitted bids on pay
to the town board ranging from SIS
to $140 a amonth. McPheeters took
the job on a $3-a-day basis.
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Army School Graduates HOOsier

Army School Graduates HOOSier
BIZ Times Special
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Jan. %
Don Longfellow of this city is
among graduates of the United
States Army Medical School at FIT.
Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, for whom
commencement exercises will be
held Tuesday. Longfellow, a med
ical corps captain, is an Indiana
University B. S., 1923, and an M
D. of the Indiana University School
Of Medicine, 1925.
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AVERAGE MAN Y TOPIC
DR.. Arthur w. Evans to Speak at
big Meeting" Sunday.

"Mis Majesty, Mr.. Average Man, :"
will be the subject of DR.. Arthur w.
Evans, the Welsh orator, at the Y.
M. c. A. big Meeting" at the Eng
lish .ti1eater Sunday at p. m. Miss
Marjorie Won Staden will give sew
eral cello selections and the big
Meeting" orchestra will play.
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GREAT SUCCESS
IN OUR Home
Father Johns Medicine Again
Proves Its VaIue-FOr Colds,
Coughs and Body Building.

1--WE use Faith
er Johns Med
icine with great
success continu-
ally in our home"
writes Miss Helen
B o l e S of 1924
Fourth St., Min
neapolis, MINI,
in a recent letter.
For colds and
as a preventive
of the more
-s a.. 1 =,
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LIBRARY FACES CLOSING
Funds insufficient to Continue OPP
eratiOns at GreencaStle.

eratiOns at GreencaStle.
By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 3D.
This city may be forced to close its
library due to lack of funds, &C
cording to Paul Albin, library
board secretary.
Albin points out that even though
the maximum assessment for the
purpose is made, taxes thus derived
would not be sufficient to meet op-
Grating expenses of the library.
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THE STORY THUS FAR

persons were in the "Canary's" apart
ment on that fatal evening; one locked
in clothes closet, the other the man
murder is tina most battling one Vance
ever has encountered. In no way can
they account for the presence of any
one in the girls apartment. The door
the man who had gone out with Mar
garet Odell the night before had been the
only one to be seen with her, and cir
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and Hudson Essex cars at 1000
Michigan Ave.
Among cars in which new lines
will be exhibited will be the Peerless,
Pontiac, Oakland, Studebaker, Stutz,
Auburn, Franklin, Falcon Knight,
Hudson Essex, Paige, Dodge
and Chandler with the new West
inghouse vacuum brake; Chrysler,
Hupmobile, Marmon, Moon, Olds-
mobile and Packard.
The show got under way last
night with an attendance OF 1000
at the banquet of the Chicago Auto
mobile Trade Association in the
Congress Hotel.
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CHAPTER XII
HEATH sought consolation in a
l. Il new line of thought.

= "A new line OF Thought.
Anyway" he submitted, I'VE
know that the fancy fellow with
the patent-leather pumps, who
called here last night at half past
nine was probably Odell's lover, and
was grating on her."
"And in just what reconcile way
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will be an open meeting for girls
aud women at the Phyllis Wheatley
branch TO hear reports from the Y.
W. c. A. Convention that met In
Sacramento in April. Among the
speakers will be Mrs. Greenwell,
gen. sec; Mrs. Mcbride, member
ship sec. and several others. Mrs.
Estelle Slater Jackson is the chair
man of the Phyllis Wheatley men,
bership committee who is sponsoring
this Hour with the Convention. "
Several musical selections will also
be given. There were eight dele
gates from Seattle to the conven-
ton and we are very anxious that
the public get the benefit through
these representatives.
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The Churches

Fruit Of the Spirit: Joy.
peace. long suffering, gentleness,
goodness, faith. meekness, temper.
ance; against such there is no law
Galatians 5:22.23.
Prayer:--o Lord, our God. make
us temperate In all things. and en-
able TO appreciate daily more and
more this fact that when our lives
are surrendered to Thee. Thou dost
most OF them rich In fruitfulness
and beautiful with the beauty Of
holiness.
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Questions and bible Answers

II parents will have their chill
dren memorize the answers In the
Bible citations, 1t will prove a preci-
Gus heritage to them In after years.
What announcement did the Lord
give Asa at the mouth OF Azariah
the prophet?-2 Chron. 15:1.7
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Furnished Apartments

Nicely furnished Groom apartments
for housekeeping Also single rooms
Everything modern: rent Reasonable.
Mrs Ida Harding, 2422 u. Madison 81.
Phone EAST 1886. HE.
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First A. NJ. II. Church, Rev. A. X.
Dobbins, pastor.--A large congrega-
ton was present last Sunday morn
ing to greet Rev. Dobbins who had
lust returned from Chicago, where
be attended, the general conferences.
The sermon subject was Dependence
on Christ, from the text Without me
ye can do nothing, John 1888. The
pastor stressed the necessity OF keep
Ing proper relationship with
Christ. At 8 p. m. the Eastern Star
order observed Esther Day anniver-
sary. The sermon was preached by
the pastor Next Sunday is quar-
terly, meeting and DR.. S. Il. Ma
guines. presiding elder will preach
at both services. This will be the
last Quarterly conference for this
conference year and 1t is the wish
Of the pastor that every member be
present. Visitors are cordially In
yited to make First A. NJ. E. Church
their home for worship. You will
be given a hearty welcome and In
troduced to the congregation.
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Olympic. Lodge No, 3, Knights OF

Queen OF sheba- Chapter, No. y, q. r.. s.,
meets second and fourth Wednesday
nights each month at Masonic Hall.
Twenty first Avenue and jefferson
1Oi0 slst Ave. n. phone East 32fs;
Mrs. Anna r. Bsgley, secretary, 22fS
East Olive St, phone East 1892.
S-2S-2S
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Eureka Chapter. No. I. Royal Arch
night at Masonic Hali, 2ist Ave. and
jefferson st. r. l.. Marshall, NJ. Il,
IL. p, GOAL 9Th Ave. N. w, phone
SUnset 1870; Fred wOodson. secrc-
Rry. 1910 18th Ave. &c., phone EAST
1927 Lies
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Rig Manufacturers surplus sale OF
T,rousern--Men's and Boys. Suitable
for ali occasions, S2.D5 10 80 u. Worth
double, PANTS STORE CO., 1927 Third
Ave-. opposite Postoffiee. 1-A
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CLASSIFIED ADS
PROSPECT 0o65-
SAGE INVESTMENT

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Mt. RainIer Chapter. No. 1. o. n. s.,
ss Seattle Meets on fret and snIt!
Hail. 2tst Ave. md f.. jefferson st.
Mrs Ida Rounds, w. NJ. $40 seth
Ave, Prospect Q6T2, Mrs Elizabeth
Hipsher, Secretary. 2502 Goth Ave
south BEACON $3.50. '1-l.2S
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HERCULES LODGE NO. ~, y, 4 A. NJ,
Meets list and 3rd Wednesdays, Masonic
Hail, 2lst and jefferson ST. H. Hood,
w. NJ, S3O cath Ave. ~ Phone East
34i3. A. G. Waters, secretary, 1893
23rd Ave. East 34I9. rs
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EVERGREEN LODGE, No. :, y. & A..
VI. Everett, Wash. meets every first
aud third "Wednesday night each
month. Visiting, Masons WELCOME.
W. Z. Bird, Sec'y., 24it Chestnut St
i-2S
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Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
E.. M. Lewis, pastor. The pastor
gave an interesting talk to the chill
dren on Sunday morning. Gods
Ruler, showing the difference be
tween "the almost right way and
"the right way" He reminded the
children that just as we trust the
grocer in our transactions, so GOD
trusts us to do the tasks he has as
signed us.
The adult topic was Jesus in the
Ship, The pastor showed that II is
necessary TO have Christ on the ship
Of life; that Christians must expect
rough sailing, but not be frightened
at Il. He assured his congregation
that Jesus can duell every storm
Of every kind IL we have him In our
ship. Ft
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will occupy the pulpit as usual.
Daily Vacation Bible School viii
convene on June 90. All children
between the ages of six and seven
teen. are urged to attend. Admis.
sion will be free. An offering VIII
be taken daily. Teachers are: Rev.
e. Martin Lewis. Misses Odessa
Lewis and Charlotte Fletcher. Chill
dren will receive instruction In BIZ
bile, singing, physical culture, crafts,
The playing is to be supervised, and
a fine time Is assured all those at
tending. School begins at nine
o,otools and cloaaa M eleven thirty.
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RrOthcrlN Love


John Al. Beloved, let us love
one another: for love is born of
God, and knoweth God.
8. He that loveth not. knoweth
not God; for Gcd Is love-
10. Herein is love, not that we
loved God, but that lie loved us.
and sent His Son to be the propitia-
ton for our sins.
IL. Beloved, if God so loved us,
we ought also to love one another.
~. No man hath seen God at any
time. II we love one another. God
dwelleth in us. and His love is per-
fected in us.
~. There is no fear in love; but
perfect love casteth out fear; be-
cause fear hath torment. He that
fcareth is not made perfect In love.
Prayer
30 God, We are Of Thee, the chill
dren of Thy love.
The brothers of Thy well-beloved
Son;
Descend, o Holy Spirit, like dove.
Into our hearts, that we may be
as one;
hb Ollt WIN hNNt W "hOhi VIZ WV
tend,
AS one with Him, our Brother and
our Friend"
Remember the Sabbath Day, to
keep Il hoiy-Exodus 2O:S.
Go TO Church Sunday
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. J.
Sterling Moore, pastor.-Thc morn
ing service at Mt. Zion devoted TO an
inspirational covenant meeting which
was followed by the Communion.
The Sunday School and u. Y. p.
U. were we'll attended.
At the eight o'clock service, Rev.
7. II. Billinger of Vicksburg, Miss,
preached splendid sermon. There
were two additions TO the church.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit
at next Sundays services. All are
invited TO worship with Mt Zion,
the homelike church; strangers
made especially welcome.
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Jepbthah Chspver. Number .. Order
OF Eastern star. meets every first and
third Tuesday nights, o'clock. at
Masonic Hall, 21st Ave. and +. JET.
ferson ST. Mrs. Vivian Spearmant w
NJ. 1874 18th Ave. N. w. Phone sun
set 236S Mrs. Pauline. Anderson, sec
retary. 1922 Jackson street BEaeon
357g Ifl-Ee
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home, spare time. Experience un-
necessary. Everything supp e d.
STEADY work. PC stamp brings par
ticuIars.-. Pearl Garment, $40 Broad-
way, New York.
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FOR SALE-Nine room Duplex house.
in fine condition. Large lot with
lawn aud flowers: double garage.
Garfield High one block, grade
school. too. A gift. Might take
lot or acreage trade. Phone Dealer.
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COI,ORBD CIVIC. LEAGUE-Trustee
Board meeting second Wednesday
Of each month, general meeting
fourth "Wednesday of each month.
Headquarters. Sojourner Truth CLUB.
1i22 22rd Ave- J. a. johnson. presi-
dent: L. Geneva Woods. secretary.
si6o, Ferdinand street. Rainier it0s.
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FOR RENT--Good Groom house with
phone $25 cherry trees, and flowers.
i47. 2lst Ave. N. Phone East 2I6l.
ella
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big money spare time
sewing nj home. Materials sup
piled. Expertence unnecessary. -
stamp bfinEs particulars. Steward
Mtg. 1f4 Mercer ST., New York.
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w. s;"' o %r:'"s :; 'F To- %,:s =:
0 q: s. !; !: /
month Mt Masonic Hall,
Potentate, 9l9 30th Ave,
Phone Prospect O672: w. IL Wilson,
Recorder, 2iOl T. Howell. Prospect
O06b. Jan. Lee
Toussaipt L'Overture Cossistory No.
81, Seattle. wash, meets on notice
at Masonic Hall, 21st Ave. and JEFF
ferson St r, s. Sanders, Comman.
der-in-C Chief, 800 18th Ave. ~. East
l4l3; John w. Fort, Secretary, 1890
N. 5srd St, MElrose O937.
Harmony Lodge, No. =. =. nnd A. NJ.
Seattle. Wash.-sMeets End and 4th
Monday nights. at Masonic Hall 2ist
and jefferson ST, James Davis, w. NJ,
5SS ~ nth st. Phone Sunset 1947. +.
s. Sanders. secretary, 30s 18th Ave: n
Phone East 14lS. r.. 1-l-2S
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GROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT
Nicely furnished, steam heat, private
bath, strictly modern. Close to depots
Rent reasonable Mrs Q. Cephns, BIG
22nd Ave- So Phone East 0i3S and
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Phyllis Whcatley Y. W. G. A.
The Tri l. Girl Reserves are having
bazaar this Friday evening, be-
ginning at 1880 p. m, at which
time they will sell homemade can
dy, ice cream, cake and hot dogs
Everything will sell for five and ten
cents. The Girl Reserve Committee
Is making this effort to raise the
fare OF at least one delegate to the
convention at Seabeck, Wash, this
summer.
Friday. June Is, at 1880 there
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Musicians, Protective Talon. Local is2
a. T.. of N. Chas. $. Adams, Presi-
dent, iii6 8ist Ave. s.. Beacon 0a57.
ED. s. Johnson, Secretary. .T27 r.
Madison ST.. East 6iS5 42O 22nd
Ave. s.. East 251S.
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REaI MASONRY LODGE No. as, r. a
a. W.. spoksue. Wash. Meets first
Masonry Hall, corner &C. Trent and
Madella st. Visiting brethren wei.
come c. r. Rowens, w. NJ, North
4S01 Calispel; George Collins, Sec'y,
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Jesus Died for both Booker T.
Washington. Lincoln. Christ in Geth-
semane, etc. 10 Beautiful Art pictures,
ware, Toiedo Ohio. go