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: page two. : 1 The "Old Gray" By e- Ph xtQjcsarwmcio o o o .o o o o o ao.c o- a o o o .-> c Bishop Hurst-spent a few da'ys in | Qur city-as the guest of Dr. -T. J.-' Miles. We were moi'e thaii?pll?a*ed : to- see and -talk with him. Bishop . Hurst its indeed a great man anu ranks among the chief leaders of this country. His coining to -Meuth Cp?olina is a blessing to our clnirch and We arc going to stand by him to ithe c~mnn. There is no fyiult to "be found of Bishop .Hurst and any man that does not annnreciat,. the "leadership thin K.i iw (Tii-ii.tfc..in- gr'J"r <-tnu-.-h judgement ji> wncfully at fault.?The church is proving that I iml will tilnnw Bishop and Mrs. llurst with eoiitin-i -? ued health \frml strength, AiulT-may"! htey live long to-carry out tho'woji-. ? derful program that is so. much need???: ed-in our chtnellfTtilfl"Vace. We had business,. in Newberry last week arid it was a pleasure indeed ' - to meet t hef members and friends of our last pa.stoiate an<| also-^ttr fr.at?TTiat liTu'thrrri. WliiU1 thtMe 0.t' ttTTf" "the* guest of Rro. W^-W. Gi'tihmn and little. JRoscoe, arid we never enjoy oil r 'ri better visit in our life. It is a idea sure to be with Bro. Gyahath. Every7 body waMts hint to marry,, both male and ferna''-*, hut \Y. \V. Graham knows when to -..try and ho knows almost '"h * .' ' _1 I.'.' - ' " .V :tV. v>f woty, jo mod' by ? ^ ' . .. S. Gallmaiy, colored'"super-. > vi-br. oi* flu*' schools juXowherry, County. And 1 iimst ailio i I t,lTu hn i- tho~ best that. I hvao ever seen'. Wo were glad, to sob Prof. E, F. Floyd, G. V. ??r ?- C. of" the jurisdiction- of South Cornlina and also principal, of the leading. school in that, county. Ho "htht" the best; parent teachers' associaTTon in the county. (bo- pp-ming with Pr"f * S. M? Young was also pleasant: We, hiid'a'fine'conference' with I^cv. W. M'.' Davis, G. I>. 1). of Newberry County,.< K. of P. and also Masons, Ue_ ?_ (iua 1 ified for those pusitioas, It is.. r. ? pleasure?to?witness . oilF of his installation services.. He is planning ?a great fraternal meeting in Lancaster in the near fturtv'of which we are more than proud. Patterson and* Pratt Undertaking Parlor are coming ifpo piinoini-iwn tie 1..,,[> .Tii.l Iiiii.inIc We were elated with out meeting with , ' Mr.Krnest Millei:. lib iti on.e of the best reporters the -Indicator has. We never' tire with. Such friends as. Bros. Lassaine, Gilder, Martin.'Morgan. Da vis. and others, whose names, we do not now recall. We aiy aiitciou,, to have Bro. Lassaine conduct <>ne of His great prayer meetings in mil- cvaiiyolisiie-ca m pa itm-niTgrThVr'Mn h ' ' ' Fred Pratt. _JLbc_ciiuixk'- wilf he able ' i to u$e Bro".' S; E. Martin to quite an . 'advantage. We closed'our. Newberry visit-at the home of Bro. J. B. Giles. It is-.a pleasure "to conic in contact ? . with Bror<jitp=C Efb'fli white and colored people respect him. He is in -r? - dc^d a ..Christiam-Kentlemori." I have" never met a better man in all- niy" life. V\ e nrv preparing pt have a great distr:ctmm-tinc at. Bl-inijy ihi - wr.r.b. closing - at Sunday, May 1st.- - - .1 ~~ d everybody to come and ?*v ?- -us-occasion.:. Gump praying. ' Sunday's"- religious, stfr_1 re ir.ciniH-r-1'.:]> drive on tho' I.ifnhas brought many s.quIs to.Our fold, for which we give (Jed the glory. . . The church is the only agency in this world for the ^avjng of men. And if the church failsliu_ha-activo along thes lino, what will become of them? ? \ye had a wonderful time with Rev., \V.- A. Gary on the Pino Grove- Cir.cuit on last Sunday. It was one of the-greatest moot ins* 1 have trvcr soon The- altar was crowded with anxious sinners at the morning service. The - ? older i iiu-miiers-e-a4<P4t was the he*t i quarterly they have witnessed in 20 years. lipv.'*N. A. Ghry is a little, pfince among them, lie has agreem bly surprised the cutire^cixcuit and they are simply carried away with hint. The .church will takL. special care pf "> ? t' ?-I??14e-has Tf flmfrhet of officers, among them are Bros. A. -v?G. Bennett, Wjjliam Cauthcw, J. W. ??A', cT'Chlies' I). A. A,l?nw" it. P~-Pearson-, M. <>. Alston, A.W. *_ Higgins, Kddie' Bennett. T. K BlyJ ' ' the fa, |)ock Portee, F. It. Itiehardson and their families and 'manV;others. & v--% At night we were with Bev. P. H. Huff at Camden, S.- C.~ Here we had mi|LLjr- a regular revival. The Holy SpmT took charge of the serving and our hearts were truly made to burn. At the close of the sorviro yming ladies united with the .church, namely, Sister Helln Micliflol rin<r ccs James. We were more than proud of them. AiiTT our church rejoiced to "receive them.. These two make a to ,r. tal Xtf-.lfl persons takon in the chatoh by us since coming to thedistrict-, foev^JRu'Y is one of^ow-best pastors, - * A' ..' ... -/-.-r? r < ' " - ' ' ' HBtti6iriy>iri*^? i iiIHM 1' - . V ? * - t" f ' ind ~ " v ' The New Rider j. lip Ellis * * g and we are proud of him." He is do-1 in}? a great work in'Camden and his people are proud?of 'him.?He has a hand of loyal ft{Jlo.wers at'this place. Sow?- of whom are. Sisters Lessie Jennings, F, E. Moses, Mary Burgess, E\a C;unish, Patsie Denipsy. Bros. Will C. Graham, Henry Jenning, E, 1>. Morant^and others. Sunday, May the 1st,'we will bt? at Blaney, the seat of the district conference at 11:00 A? M. We shall go to 1 rrnroe Siniilav nifht to preach m?d t'oiiiiihniioii.? Lot the pooMt?pray lor i he presence of th^" Holy Spirit. . l-v " . ' -_^= "'Let us advance. on our knee&" Benedict News?? The Y. W. C. A, nigeling last Sunday wasexceptionally good: '' -This v.-ill for the ncu I'lusulunl and altiiu'l. Airs. K. L. Simon gave a sCnina..uildrc&L-Un "Opportunity.'' Missr Wilhelnu'iiia Thompson ^played an -iwstriiniynfal soltu MpsdhpieS A,-. hiah'am and Russell sang a lovely tluO;. Miss Hall recited a dramaijc roaring. Mrs. A. I'. Dunbar, member *>l' the faculty of the: Brcwer-dvtnanal was with us ami gave a. few remarks. Wo w ill not- soon forgot the bcautifuln.ss of this meeting. _ Our chapel service .Wednesday was -owned by the presence of delegates f the Palmetto Medical Association. I 'uc.'-.wr: .Collins, president of. the assu^ t'i.itiot) introduced. Doctor R. K. *Gor(Ion of DjlloH-ttfid?Doctor Joseph Robi rsoi? of Darlington who represented the association in uniuue and timely . (idlysscs. We were delighted to. have ihese"distinguished visitors' in our midst and enjoyed their stay, i Doctor Frederick, C. Red fern, Dean of he College, left"' Wednesday niorn"r~JfTiTvisit many schools in the State in tin- interest of Benedict College. ' .Mr. Beverly Roundtroe, now a stu-, dent.-of. Howard University, was op; rated on .Sunday. He is getting -a-long nicely. ?Thi.' stmUmu who have been in the hospital' recently are: Misse.-, AVin-f ninghanij I.ittle and Morse. !)tu'l;nr Rnvnn line rnvrnll ic uress injur. nicely to the <loli|?ht of h$s many friends. 7* .Miss A. A. A'el son, tim^delit. of."tho State. AssoPlhtion of Graduate Nurses is happy to jrroet her sister nurses this week. ' ' ~ W,, re.irret- very , inueh that ^liss -Josh? Chiles wakjuilled iiomc oh account1of the dcath"of her father. The faculty ahd student body join her in her soi row. ~~ ' ' " ~ Krnxm"TxRK~cr"ttn?. CHURCH -the usual hour with the .su-perintenlent"nt itis [lost of duty. ...nevotionai" lesson was. first in order; after which the" Sunday. School scholars assem' 'fi! to incir vanpus classes for n full "discussion of the lesson, which thejp earned out in a beautiful manner. After the..discussion of the lesson, the -superintendent reviewed it in full. ^ p,.n.l' r'f.pVn-1 was made." At the morning serviced?Rov. Wnfr^ J ace graced the pulpit' in his usual manner and sent out a striking sernion which held the audience spellK; >11111L: lie brought out-so ver al u se-_. ftil poti'its. Ask those, who were there ' > tell you about it. Old Sidney Park was graced with a large audience. It seems as if this spring weather is bringing theuiaput. At (>0(i P. M., .a short program was .uidered l'o'r^the benefit oL-tho-league^ Jrf tendance was good Xight service began, at its usual hour. Anothor - good- sermon was preached. .. Sir,vires at the -ttsuaf-hour iloxrAtTTTTi ay. The public is invited tn attend all of them. Rev. S. B. Wallace, pastor. COMMEN( EMI:NT ANNOI NCKMKXT OF THE STJ'AII, OR AD. ED SCHOOL. APRIL 25 TO Monday, April 25, 8:00 P. M:?Oratorltid Contest?Grammar School. Wadnosday, April 27, ft:OQ. P7 Mr? .I'nmnry department?.1st., 2nd., and 3rd. grades. Friday, April 20, 8:00 P. M.?4th and 5th Gradon, -? Sunday, May 1, Annual Sermon? Uov. IF, P. Pendergraw*. Monday. May fith and 7th grades. : Wednesday, May 4th?High School Department present the "Old Fashioned Mother."?Three Acts'. Wftilnoviflou \f q it AtVi. Pi>i"no A_ * . ; - 7 J - nj ' . . ,V * f." THE PALI wmded. ? Cnntost Night. Fro*, Admission every other night? 10 atid 15 cents. . FACULTY:?Misses A. E. Wright, LI. N. Wataui^ E. G. Pl'l'tHOH, F. M. Smith; Mrs. M. B. Pendergrass, Principal. . THE ANNUAL THANKSGIVING MEMORIAL SERVICES OF PALMETTO LODGE NO. 343 I. B P. 7 (V. E. OF W. A SUCCESS "For piano service pf Prof. Riddick, you should have been there. For other ruuiscal instrument well manned by Hardy, Simpkins and others, you should have*been there. F.or singing by Mr. Jake Kubanks, you should have been there. For a~ thoughtful touch* shown by Mr. C. H. Dannevfy a^-Masjtei1 of ^Ceiuiiionies^ von should imvc been tKc^e. For a thoughtful teouehing address by Mrs. Lei a Pritehe v_oT Au?us?a, Ga., who is here vi.-iti'ae her mother, Mrs.- Mary Le\yis, of 1 '.04 Lft'egg St, and who is a sister Elk. yon snould have been there. And ff>r a speech, a real thoughtful and in^pir n;? speech' which.-? proved tin- thc. de--light at-an-aivpreeiativc and tnte 11 igent audience to yet unsurpassed in the hi?-tur>""of ElftflblVk delivered tiy .Mr. \V. C. Johnson, you should have been There. For a very tine paper read by Mr. CiT Lee Ratcliffe, you should have been there. Our guests were among iur bust class of mmyand wojao^ were tastily dressed and the conduct f all could not be questioned. Punch. ;e<; cream- a nd ?other . re f r(vs hrneflt* were served to all plentitfusly to al -most a full house. The mugiiL^V.as of'the best and those who could not dance, sat around' and smiled?you should hayc been there. Mr. ^Villie C". Johnson, Exalted Rure. took his own time and having-m Ivnowledgp that he would ho", called j.ipon, made the best speech that ever was delivered in the Elk's hall of our ity. lie' has brilliant thoughts, andvou should have betn there to heat him inipa r t-sbnVc^oft them. Many who were present as our guests expressed ^hcir hope to soon become a member ?f the Elk's family Joel H. Jackson. Manning News ?>?i? Quite an enthusiastic crowd was: >ut at Trihity Sunday?nioitiing t< ' .1.,^. rv... ......... : v m.-r< uu vuu^. v.Ul JJtirMUl ill Ufll'II mg, spoke from the 1th chapter ok jljhil. The, talk was both instructive and inspiring. j\t o:;5U P. M.t the funeral of Mr. .lttpius- Boyd .was- conducted -at; it>*. !Ie was a member of Mt. Zion J A. M. K. Church.-i'lorenia-.. S. C. Dr. ; ,1 V Thunvni, Iihi p.. Qui?cr;.:e >>\ _fUldxum|jii< ti'il the funerid. Pro. Bo; was an old citi/pn (if Manning, where lie had nrany relatives and friends Quite a representative crowd wjtli Ji) any floral contributions ac com panied the- body _ fram Elotencu. wliioD showed thai Bro. Boyd was lield * in high esteem. AH sdanu-s Delia \Vitherspo?u> affiT S:u:ah Barker, entertained ill hjmo) t-he teachers of the "Manning High ' "lioiil Wednesday "afternoon, Aprii' IMth. A very _palalahlr moon u-i served-and a jolly time was had hy ^alLxhat-were -presentT The commencement excrrijuMi-tyf'tho Mfinninr High .^-hnrrr^s hold at Khenezer Baptist Church. Tinsd evening, April 2Gth. Ju -graduates -r cievrd diplomas. Itev, (). A. Parker delivered the address to the graduating class. '<?' tho " Agirh* Bulldogs," assuming - a IimiI ?f |lrrWriTns..in the first in^nintr. T ho " A fr fries'. came back in the aoc. ond in 11 in*r to score once. ? From this lake of the Kiimo until the eighth, ho < cams si vn/rLflcd in -n Kn?tle. Tho tocn.1'tallied two runs in the' eighth" ttrir* makinpr o deadlock of 3-3. The school closed a' month .'earlier _gQ_accconht. of fcre-and-itimk?fufhrros: M. sdanres Kddic Walker.' Pauline i Chiltlers, Rosa' Richardson, Molly j Walker, Neathr,. l?ick< y. 'Marv /\n> derson, Sarah Parker" and Bros. Chari h y Walker and Joseph Witherspoori were in attendance at the district con f?*renc_e -last Week. They all ?reportLed a fine'session,? ? Rev. M. J... Su nipt Or",'the 'providing .elder of the Manning districtwans in ; the city on business 1 ;e-1 .T Ul'ilkky.and pellled at the parsonage to see Rev. . Parker.?Rev. SumpU'r :tlid the memi hers of the district feel very niiich I grateful over the presence oY Bishop "{rfTiTrsL at his Conference last week. MliMlup -inaJa -^a?very-strnTTtr TrT1 s'tructive speech. Jackson High defeats B. T. W. The Little Cards .of Jnc' t_p C'f h aided by the steady njtt 1 ' n ' I It? ace. Iloraoo Bellon ili'fi. l.t Book T. Washington High in the annual classic, Piaster Monday 1.1 to f>. Jackson Hich has nnc of t n.. ?- "* u?v iu?iv?i icams in Llm 3lal?. ?? -?Hardeville Nino Takes One HardeviUe hoys' and. Kstoil boys crossed hats on the formers diamond. - The tflime was*vcry interes'tinc. The sedfe was 10 to 2 in favor of Harde. ville. J ? * ?7* ?? ? -V~rr tfETTO USADBR TT:? 1 ? spo ss7 :?? t i , . .1 ? ? . . ; ,f ( > ' '"'?7.:i S BENEDICT WINS TWO. j > e" ' . > . ? T \ i Cohinibiai !\pi ll 10?Meeting. Paine lor .'.the second tim? of the season,. I Benedict poled* out a. 8 to 4 victory over the Goorjyiu hoys. { Mills was driver-"from' the bvx in' i the 1'rMinir irr-T.i;i>.r lifiorL. -an out was j * t>?..r .. .i.** i u.. .vw>...wi llUUIf. *'1 V iirv IUUU1IU UIIU e?ec4jvc alter the sin od inning. \Vha- j ley held the mound .all the" way for j | Benedict." Benedict got off a good j start in lirst" frame.-J'\ running, in U" :rvnTstt-~r. ?; ~ " pSr-Nyilly\ins. bit a. homer with on onv 4 c_>;:'er !k.-h! 'wall, tlaulden, ,* i,tying'right te Id for Benedict made" ja dicing .shoe, string catdlt-of Dye's ?, (i ive-iti llv(? sev*. i.th that resulted into _i-dauhlo?play imassistedi? W'baley - struck?out nine ,wihle Dyer -struck out three.' :?? . ; I'ainc . H O PiroiI'U1) V ' ttejdieV |l j 0 <> 0 0 0 0 t). rfeS?2I . Batireies: l'aine?Mills, Dyer and II rocker. Benedict?Whaley and Wil-' i.li:mis. r .a' ' t ' ' ' Sumter-' S, V., April" 18"?Benedict j. arryimr .Morris College down the ^ toad'of defeat to a. tune.of 11 to 10. L It was a slug test of "which Benedict1 "j ot la.e-'IWn s. snav.e7 "Both teams hit lie pill hard, hut' Benedict collected! . ovontecn hits, while Morris followed! dose with thirteen. Woodson s'ar- j ' <1 the game-for Benedict, but was reeve I hy Whfiley in the second lie-. ause of wildness. Woodson get cre1 it for- winning the. gjjtme. ??j: Morris -has *played only two games, I' which- she. lost both. - She meets .'Vnedirt-MfV Cohynbiji on, April 23 for; he- second game. _j ?: r. ii. et' ?:v:.:ict-2 TTTT^l) 3 0' 2^11 18 V" .Morris (t 3 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 JO 13 3 i'.at'er e :Bonedk't: Woodifcn^ Wha oy and. Williams. Morris: McCain |' vn~i~At raltanT. * " . : ' ^ ^ ? 'i HOW \UH (li.'Ml WINS FROM j h iacst?c ic incu r 10 to 7 Ceorgi town, S. l!.-'-()n Monday at" | 1:00. p. M., April 13th, the people of; u wi.lit ss: : a-very inter-' .' siine- game at the A. C. L. Park he- i . .a; a I i i it and Howard h': M??^ . - 1 h- I),!!< ralh I.! at. 1-oo P. _M. Ty T'r.pitf K. B. An<}eiv. oil. In the Ir.-t htnittg. Kingsfree scored "twice .! v at*! was -hut out until the second !' i:. r .1 Iiii'go brought In the first .' Now ewry. one Was - iri sujt-j -c as to what would happen next. ' .-:owar?l kept K'.njrstroe down until the j ruaMtit- iniuitg?when?lvingstroc scored wiit; while H<A\;ard in the fourth, - Ttii'i'ti livy. : r , made a two bagger for Mo. aid lofldwi'd by Poinsett, who - y;d Tdin.hn' tV.V, nagger ail<T light 'I'.l i.l ? "Titans .made a three base hit for .i.uuim una two men oil oase then - ' 'TTTi> TtVuie a. I'-mr Uit in ceiifbr field, - ??-trgi:1g iht'Tir^v On account of er. .-(.tiled twice in the i.' lli inn'Mi-r and ono(. in tVje iiinth. "! Mr.CY.Ni'ifs and Taylor W'ero the sta'r layers for Kings tree. (libs wa- suhstitued for.Neshit.in Pi' -<ni ti inning. While Nesbit lai'ivd iir ;li.. field, Browne, Giles and i'van.: wei^e the st'al\batters for IIow. The eahiQ was interesting through ont. ?' ? -?a: Ti e -a nno- were at>-follows. =r "~?Tbw:n;d JIJ?h 0 1 0 5 1 1 0 2 x - i'oe nigh 200 orzxtroT" - J fi'rii'.?': Jlowitrd?Kva,ns and Jo Kinup.-tlfee?Mccolnns, Spaights 'I' wn" well pitched by Jo-rtOplv. toil NSON C. SMITH TAKES' 11 '11R 11,1 ,1'U Fit.QM A .'/AN DT. ; COLLEGE tii i n hn'o, X. April 21?Johnen " handed the "Aggie Bull' 'Vnek here yester 1~"i~"7T"s( .'-tine ' - bcti( .-*f *'he' l^crd | h (! ;i!i'l pilin;r op a G to 1 .v:et6ry, ; ho offering of Keid, the south naw ; t ^ jr?r?/ ' J x t boys from Charlotte chalked up three scores, thus nutting th.. ,\v The outstanding; features.-of the game^vere the.pitching uf Roid ami. Rich.UJWs. The ffamc was well played by both teams. ' The. "Ag-.ie IlnlltiuLrs" int,yiiti?toshake the jinx and y:ot In the. win w111 mil when Ulev H ooL .Li wn . ... ; <m.i Seminary 011 Dudley Field i.e. . ..Ii ;iday and Tuesday respCTtiveFy'.' I'AINK WINS FROM rHAUi.Dsfn^ In a twuU-c ini.iiim piteli^f.s.'. dm4* hdtv.een Dye of 'Paine and Thompson of the Charleston Piedmonts, Paine, made; a' -od hoi' tU.i tn-nliil. on 5 to 3; Dye went the full rout* and gave up only three hits while Thonipson sfrtick out seventeen men. Aside from the brilliant mound .work o.' Dye and Thompson. Turner i'.;-,' R-ft fielder,, stared with his ; en.-atitthai fielding. ---?=? ? . ajwlii ii-iMiici stuimi in -inp Ill'sl. fWallbr registi r'for Paliie u e? r n't- j -Hinft to second on an error, advancing in third on a pacrilii-p ll.v hy Derm and ; cross ng_ the plate when an error war i com 111 iHeed at first. In-the second in-' 11 itig. Turner and Crocker scored' on a scorching "double over first by?1 )yc. Two hity-in the seventh -brought- iii wo runs" for the Piedmonts end tied 'the score. Paine broke.the. tie in tile twelfth, when Wiggins walked ""and went to third on ah Crrored hunt hv Dye. Dean bunted and scored Wig-, gins and Dye ran in on a pass ball.' -i?. * ; ' it. ui i-hj Paine 1 2 0 0 0. 0 O'll 0 0 0 2 ."> ,7-4f! C'ton i. o o o u 2 o t) tr Tr-rrrr 2 t 15*1 ? m : BOOKER WASHINGTON/ *-AND ROW VIll) HIGH IN WO (i AM lis. SERIES ; V - : First Game " T' ., . the Howard High'took the CbluYnhiai boys iii camp, so id .split _a- AWiul -games series, Joseph of Howard pitched a good game. hut his train mates failed to support Ifm iii tlic pinches. BuHoy of-Hooker. U.. i.ingtoirdligh was in gr ow form an ! held the Howard lads to a lVw sc-a.'i i i its. ' The g-unife tvas won by errors. Scores:?7 to 5./ Batteries: Howard?Joseph and Kyan*. Booker Washington?" Bin ley and Bpown. ' . - ..-Second; Game Oil Tuesday. Howard came oil 'lye held with a determination of winnijig. I ice.?who warcalled?I I'oni?i^Lv r ;nI;ir position a short lo.dothe work c. iiH'. mound for Howard. proved to her master of-.the, situation. He !.e; f~lhv visitors ti> one run,- uld.h J ly an error and" n?vy all-w' ! a Y\v scattered hits'. Bi'uW.i '.! t ? : ;l..Tr pitcher was found and" r. . vT7i^rrj| 1>\ :!u** >easi<U-rs and the Howard lyil> i?im -ft fail to t^ikc1,. advai'.l.' "e - ? !' rt>\\ U.'.s ini'tfi'i 1 iii n lull', ii mi] h 11 I h ^ tcamo with 12 scores to Booker Washington lone 1. , Ba tories: Howard?-I.ee, Evans 'rnd Joseph. Booker Washington T'rown and Bruttou, :? On Anv MEAD Bicycle k .v whether you buy from MiT |u(- y your LocaUDealer or K\j\\ Y/\ ""from us directs |[||> i tyy A* 5ave?IOi?lo$25^ ifiiMi On tour Birynlo iI Prices From $2i50 Up Get full particulars l by mail today.- Use v coupon below. ui . Sold On Approval V'\ 7 You are allowed 30 j'j \Xi. days' actual riding test before sale is. fll binding. Write Today name of nearest Mead Dealer. our OM THIS LIKE I ! Mead Ovale Co.. Chicago. U. S. A. ~ } FTenar aerid full informatlfrfl i est dealer. J Name ' ' Street or * ? | P.O.Bo?_ S W \ %f I 183 . o Saturday. April 30, 1927 \V-ri'(< l'^r ^atalo^uc v ^'!;^;vv^0<'vv0v00 O.OJ:VXI*VC;V*ooovCV:?VO^J^<>O.O$U J liysicum aim iiiuyoau Sixii-iaf A11till,,jh Disiiit.se.s O . . . . 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