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mtmmm. 1 w ?n i ; christian revival TO CLOSE TONIGHT ?? meeting which I* being conducted at the First Chrla -tlan Church ou Parsonage street ay R^. L. A. Mayo of ffc-catur, ^ ~|will come to a clone to ^r<Mayo will "peak on th? sub ?*, "T". great Sllenc?- of <lod." During the past eveningM he han delivered forceful which Ifcavt. !>??? well received, and a larv* conspiration Is expected to I (hear his last metutage. Special music .will be rendered and Mr. fcs* of the First llaptlst Church "Win lead in the singing. jF^Every member of the church I* I ?r*nj to attend thin service and a cordial Invitation is extended to, jail the people of the town. ptRrnjix show s SPIRIT OF ALERTNESS Iv^^^talalgli* -Inly - 1 ? ( A T* I ?The county government advisory com million institute continue* today to take the theory out of the newi Wanly government laws which pat county finance* on a uniform bnttfcet haslH throughout the Statej la Interest of economical govern-j meut. Incidentally, the Hplrit of East-; arn Nort-h Carolina's alertneaa was axpri-Khlx noted by the commission j In commenting that Currituck ?Maty. In the northeast corner! of the Tar Heel map. had produced [ the greatest attendance at the "One hundred and first county set-' ting More than !?? counties were on hand through "representation, j jCAlTAI\ MAItVKV |)K\|) j Word was received here today of the death of Captain Selby Auguatus Harney, brother of Mrs. W. H. Zo. II. t and Mrs I) A Morgan. at a hospital In Norfolk/ after a ten days .Dines*. Mi. Har ney was formerly of Currituck County, having made his home In i Norfolk for the past ten years. n< Hides his two sinters of this city, Mr. Harney la survived by his wife; one son, Cnptain Selby Southall Harney; a brother. Cap tain (J. W. Harney of Norfolk. I, . Funeral services will be con ducted at St. John's Episcopal Church. Hampton, of Which he was a ^member. Friday afternoon and interment will b. mad" In St. Jcftin's Cemetery. Attending the funeral from this cl|y will b* Rev. <J. F Hill. Mrs. H*A. Dartt and W. H. Zoeller. K$TIICi: HTATK TAKIW I* AItT IN ?'KLKlUtATH>\ ? (Continued from page 1 i I dlfltrlhuted many thousands of rflMaea of iced tea from p booth MB the site of the old Tea Party i HAuse, where Edenton's daughters i oPa century and a half ago bade dqflanc. to England. They also gave away thomuinds of packets of? dried tea leaves as souvenirs QlJjLhe celebration. I SEdenton was crowded all day Floftg. "Hot dog" Htands, souvenir *b<ft>ths. luncheon quarters occu pied by ladles' church organisa tions in Edenton, and even a ranc our merry-go-round s?t up by actae enterprising Individual Just oi{ Broad street, did a ? thriving btydncss. Thousands rambled lelnurely through Old St. Paul's cWUrchyard. where Ue burled do* enji of illustrious aona of the Co loplal era, and visited other hla Htorlc shrines In nnd about Eden tot Prominent VIhHotk |bre, were many visitors of ilnence at the celebration who Itook no part in the ceremonies. !Afriton* them wero Former Repre sanative H 8. Ward, of thla dla 5m trlct; Comaiiaaloaer of U?Y*QU? R. A. Douichton; H. M. London. Stalf hlmorlan; Chirlft Ho*, as sistant Stair Attorney General; City Manager 1. Walke Truxtun, of Norfolk; Slate Senator W. H. S. Uurgwyn. of Northampton; Lea- ' lie Ame*. chief of eaglneers. State Highway Commission. .Mayor Ja? roui*' B. Flora, of Klisabvth City; Mayor H. C. Stokea. of Hertford; 1 Stain Senator Charles t*. Harris, i of Raleigh; CbtrlM England. a?r retary to Governor McLean; H. A. Correll. clerk of the city court.! Raleigh; Rt^rtwitatfWV |TUI Rog era. of Hertford County; and Nor-1 folk City Councilmen E. J. Robert won. C. E. Herbert and J. D. Wood. He?ides Mayor Flora and Stat** Senator Williams. Elizabeth City's ofTlclal delegation at the festivi ties Included Secretary Job. of the Chamber of Commerce; Mra. J. G. Fearing, president of the Womau's Club; Representative J. Kenyon Wilaon; the Rev. H. I. Glass, pre siding elder of thla Methodist District;?Dr?Br?H. Tompletan. { pastor of the First Maptlst Chdrch, and others. A l1clureM|u? Fltcure Most picturesque of the figures at the ceremonial at the opening of the bridge at Eden House wan R. M. Rlddlck. Sr.. of Gateavllle. who took the part of General Ho ratio Gates, of Revolutionary War memory. Despite his 86 years, and despite the fact that he lost a leg at Spotsylvania Courthouse In the service of the Confederacy, Mr. Rlddlck was a stalwart and martial figure. He |? credited with having been the first North Car olinian to be mustered Into the Confederate Army, having entered the servire at the -Norfolk Navy Yard on April 9. 1861. Her auburn curls glinting In the sunlight, little Miss Margaret Hiiies, aged 11. In the role of Vir ginia Dare, attracted much atten tion at the Eden House ceremon ial. She, too, was In costume be fitting the- era before the United States won separate ?overelgnty. She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B Hints, of Manteo, and her innocent charm won the Immedi ate affection of the apectatora. Edenton, Hertford and Windsor were bedecked In flags and bunt ing In keeping with the occasion. A holiday air pervaded all three towns, bound, as la Elisabeth City, in a new union through comple tion of the bridge. William* Haul "Frog" The ceremonies on the court house green were brightened with selections by the Fort nragg Hand. 22 pieces strong, brought to the Chowan capital for the occasion by (W neral Rowley, the command ant. Amplifiers Installed for the occasion made It eaay for the thousands of spectators aasembled In front of the large grandstand to hear the apeakers distinctly, ev en Senator Pal Williams, who was handlcaped by a "frog" In the throat. The addreaa of welcome dellv ered (| characteristically appro prlate vein by Attorney J. C. B. Ehringhaus. of Elisabeth City, former solicitor for the First Ju dicial District, snd spoken of free ly as In line for elevation to the Governorship In lt32. evoked much favorable comment. The re sponse, equally fitting the occa sion. wsa delivered by Josephus Daniels. who laid especial stress upon the newly christened Virginia Dare Trail, "beginning at the be ginning of aviation and of English colonisation of the New World." Durlnjc the program. Senator Williams read telegrams of regret from G. Bartlett. secretary of the Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce, and from A. J. Shir ley, chairman of the Virginia Highway Commission, over their inability to attend, on account of other preaaing matters. Spectators at the celebration were much diverted by the activi ties of news cameramen during the ceremonies, both at Eden House of the largest news film compan ies were represented?the Fox, Psthe and Paramount?and sev ersl newspapers. The news pho togrsphers snapped Just about ev erything that happened, frorfi Highway Commissioner Frank Kugler's severing of the ribbon at the bridge to Josephus Daniels' smiling good nature In the course of his address on the Common. As mementoes of the occasion, guests present at the celebration received maps showing the course of the Virginia Dare Trail across the Albemarle District, and copies of a carefully prepared program of the festivities. These were dis tributed by Boy Scouts, In full uni form. 666 fci ? IVMcHptlott for |larin, (Ji ill* ami Fever, if or Biliou* Fever. It kllla the mrau. TheOW : Standard Remedy for Chills and Malaria ] Grotre's 1 Tasteless Tonic Me. .--v. a, , Better Buy GENERALS now than buy and buy davis Tire co. DISTRIBUTORS Colonial Avenue and Martin FHONK 100 PAINTS A complete line of Paint*, Stains and VarnUhes. E. J. Cohoon & Co. HOOD TIRES TODAY * VIRGINIA VAIJJ in The Family Up Stairs Comedy and Fox Nfwi Ill MAMA TAJtUH OATH OF LOYALTY TO K1XO (Continued from page 1) when the monarch panned away. The king decided the bent In terest of the country would be ?erred by the prince remaining abroad and nerer swerved from thla resolve, eren when he knew death waa upon him. It la not be lieved here that Carol will at tempt to come to Bucharest. In any case he could not arrive In time for the funeral unless he took a faat airplane. Queen Marie and the sisters of charity who tended Ferdinand dur ing his laat moments were keep ing a sad vigil bealde the bier to day. Plans were for a special fun eral train to leave this afternoon and bring the body to Palace Buchareat. It will lie in state to morrow so aa to permit the pub lie to pay last tribute to the tint MJYerelgn of greater Rumania. Saturady morning a train will bear the body to the cemetery at Curtea De Arses where it will be laid to rent in the royal mauso leum. Paris, July 21.? CAP)? A Ha-( ?as dispatch from Bucharest says that the burial of King Ferdinand has been postponed from Satur day until Sunday In order to per mit the rural population to pay homage to the late king. MARKET REPORT NEW YORK COTTON New York. July 21.? (AH) ? A more favorable view of weather condition* South aeem?d to be re flected iu conaide rabl?? realising and probably a little selling (or a reaction, in the cotton market to da>. Forecasts (or showers over a Kood part of the South and re ports of high temperatures In the Southw?nt. brought in a little buy-1 Ing, but moderate midday rallies failed to hold. After selling up from 18.39 to 18.55, October was ruling around 18.43 in the mid-afternoon mar ket, or about 3 to 6 polnta net lower. Future!! closed steady. 1 to 5 points lower. Spot quiet; middlimc 18.30. Futures: BTUT LAW. CINI. Jan. 19.X0 18.71 18.80 Mar. ?19.09 18.88 18.98f?99 May 19.24 19.06 19.13 July 18.11 18.00 18.06 Oct. 18.60 18.39 18.46 O 47 Dec. 18.85 18.65 18.78076 Previous close: January 18.81; March 18.99; May 19.18; July 18.09; October 18.44; December T8.75. Opening: January 18.77; March 18.79; May 19.14; July 18.00; Oc tober 18.40; December 18.70. COTTON SEED OIL New York. July 21.?(AP) ? Cotton seed oil closed easier. Prime summer yellow 9.55; prime crude 8.60. January 10.23; Feb ruary '10.J5. Mtr J.55; Auiuil 9.(8; {September 9.90; October 10.lt/ November 10.12; Decem ber 10.19; Mkltf* 4.400. TKUCfc MOVEMENT RaUtefc l?y SI.? (AF> ? By radio to North Carolina Depart ment of Agriculture; carlot ship ments? Peach**: Arkansas 68. Califor nia 2, Georgia 16, Illinois 1, New Jersey 1, North Carolina 149. Ok lahoma-ft^South Carolina 54. Tennessee 17. total 323. Unre ported 19th. California 12. Geor gia 2. total 14. Potatoes: California 17. Colora-. do 5. Delaware 1. Idaho 6. Illinois 1. Kansas 50. Kentucky 12. Mary land tlL.iHssouhl 10. Long Island iT7 Np|jg Carolina 2. Oklahoma 1. South Carolina 2. Tennessee 4. Utafe f^Virglnia 244, Waahlngton 4. GRAIN MARKET CbldkfS. July 21.? (AP) ?In Crease rural offerings and liberal book In** i6'?rrlve made the wheat market relatively weak today In the last half of the board of trade Maaloft. Reports from Omaha In dicated- tfcafr considerable wheat from thefC Had been worked to Chicago. Toward the close, how ever, renewed buying here set In on account of a revival of black ruat reports from Northwest. Whest No. 2 red 1.4* 1-2; hard 1.42 1-2; corn No. ,3 mixed 99? 100 1-1; No. 2 yellow 1.03 ?1.04. Oats No. 2 white 49 0 60. No. 3 white 44?47. Rye No. 2, 1.09. Barley 76085. Timothy seed 4.00 Q 4.25. Clover 20.00 0 30.00.,. Wheat: July?high 1.43 3-4; low 1.41 3-4; close 1.42. Corn: July?high .99 7-8; low .98 1-4; close .98 6-8. LIVESTOCK Chicago. July 21.?(AP) ? Hogn 30,000; uneven, most sales 10 to 16 cents lower; packing ?ow<? MR* <ai?:.poU. strictly choice 150 to 17t pound weight ?care*, two loads on special or der* lt.fO; bulk packing sows 8.0001.40. Catlk- 7.000; Fed steers. year llnga and ahe stock strong fb 25 c*-nts higher; fed steers alov. oa catch aa catch can basis 10.50 downward to 8.50; bulls 25 centa up; vealera ateady. Sheep 13.000; fat lambs opening fairly active.: Sh**ep steady to weak. NEW YORK STOCKS New York. July 21.?(AP) ? Stock priced made further recov ery in today*s market with buy ing stimulated by a reduction in, the call money rate from 4 to 3 and one-half per cent. A few weak spots cropped out here and ther*1 aa "bear" trader* put out short I lines to test market but operators for the raise continued to bid up | their-favorites lifting nearly two score Issued to new high prices for tlu; ieiir. The closing was heavy. Total approximated 1,900,000 shares. Closing prices follow: Allied Chemical ft Dye ^ 151 3-4 American Can : 58 3-4 American Car ft Foundry ... 99 1-4 American l^ocomotive 105 1-2 Amer. Smelting ft Ref. 159 5-8 American Sugar 88 3-8 American Tel. ft Tel. 166 American Tobacco 139 Amer. Water Wks. ft El. - 91 1-8 Anaconda Copper 45 3-8 Atch)son 189 1-4 Atlantic Coast Line 199 1-4 Baldwin locomotive 246 7-8 Baltimore ft Ohio 115 5-8 Barnsdall "A" . . ? 24 Bethlehem Steel 51 California Pet. , 24 1-4 Cerro t Pisco _?_?61 Chf>upoaVe' L^OKiOx w?1*1 Chi.. R. I. ft Pacific -.114 Chlla Copper . 1-8' Chrysler cfcri?qrnHoo Coca Cola Colorado F*?_l Coir 0a* ftfEWe ConsoJ. Cask-^-, Corn Products '? Dodge Bros. "A" Du Pont De Nam Erie Railroad Famous Players . Freeport Texas 72 5-8 General Asphalt 75 1-1 General Electric New 1131-1 General Motors Great Northern Pfd. Hudson Motors Inter. Com. Eng. Inter. Hsrveeter Inter. Mer. Mar Pfd. International Nickel Inter. Tel. ft Tel. Kansas City Southern . Kvnnecott Copper Louisville ft Nashville .. Mack Truck Marland Oil Mo.. Kan. ft Texss Montgomery Ward Nash Motors N. Y.. N. H. ft Hartford North American Northern Pacific ? . _ Packard Motor Car ^6 1-8 Pan American Pel. 1 Pennsylvania Phillips Petroleum Youngstown Pierce Arrow M. C. Radio Corporation _ Reading Reynold* Tobacco " St. L. ft San Fran. Seaboard Air Line _ Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil. N. J Standard Oil, N. Y. Studebaker Texas Corporation . Texas Gulf Sulphur lTn!on Pacific I'nttcd Drug IT. 8. Ind. Alcohol IT. 8. Rubber IT. 8. Steel Wabash Railway Westlnghouse Electric Willys Overland Woolworth Yellow Taxi ft Coach good condition, cheap for quick aale. John Lincoln. 1 Queca_ street. 2l-S7p STOKKLY AND COR BE I received a fresh supply of . deen peaches and Laurid cantaloupe*. Set- us befdrejj buy. We will aare yoji J Stokely still selling Gates Cjti ty meat 25c pound and grociVto as cheap as anybody. LEAVE YOl'R CAR" AT 'Tfat Fountain to be washed hml greased. Standard gasoline motor oils. Tirea, Tubes and acc<-saoriea. Corner Water snd Front street... Jack Baum mgr. 21-27*. . , A. ft. FOR SALE?Combination wood. Coal aud Gas Range only slightly ' used- -cost 9175.00. WilLaell <for i 975.00. Also Gas water heater. Phone 786. Mrs J. Carter P?-rrjL'11 21.22.23ja." . BABY CARRIAGE?In good con ditlon. Call 268-J. 21-23p. 1 July Clearance Sale I on Ladies' Coats and Dresses There are many Dresses in this Clearance? every one is styled right. t No matter hbw z.e&!6iM you were in your resolve to t?et along with the dresses you already had early in June, July finds you wishing for more frequent changes. There is no reason now why you can't get that extra Dress since our July Clearance Sale will enable you to get one or more at a great saving. One rack of Dresses selected from grades that were regu larly priced up to $25.00. They consist of Plain Crepes, Geor gettes and Printed Crepes. Clearance Sale $15.00 One rack of Dresses selected from grades that were regu larly priced up to $18.00. They consist of Plain Crepes and Fig ured Crepes. They are exceptional values. Clearance Sale $9.95 All Coats in stock now will be sold at this Sale much below their Original Cost. J Second Floor ? Take the Elevator | McCABE & GRICE NOTICE Hip I hi tellers' and ntulld in the Cily Market will be auctioned off to the highest bidders on Monday afternoon, August 1st, at 3 o'clock. J. H. S NO WD EN, City Clerk. MOORE M*rk Bwtrj Omre. We wfll mp-1 preckte tiae opportnnltj of tOd-| dhiK on y<mr MONUMENT trk. We can |oa rooorj Elizabeth City Marble and Granite Work o. T. unuucton. mp. WE WANT the patrons of our store to get the best possible value; the most considerate atten tion; the most satisfac tory service. t Please tell us wherein we t fail, in any of these par ? ticulars when you think,. I we do, and it will be con i -sidered a favor. Louis Selig Your Jeweler Since 1882 Vacation Needs Before leaving on your vacation, be sure to supply yourself with vacation needs. We are headquarters for Perfumes, Pow-' ders, Rouges, Lotions and all toilet needs. Don't forget your Sunburn Lotion! Hie Apothecary Shop A Good Drug Store Melick?* ? DOLLS % ? TOYS ? GAMES A liig stock always at your nervicc. And just now a lot of clow out at ^ 10c, 15c and 25c. , ^ A Surpriting Value* ^ P.W. Melick Co. t KEEP COOL IN THE CLASSIFIED ? HERE YOU'LL FIND HOT WEATHER NECESSITIES i CLASSIFIED >VERTBING IAILY ADVANCE CLASSIFIED ADS Ibt* Mm tfp* <* point), mm , I word ?tcn laaartioa. If Hill, ona time; 16 worda. Standing Bra ernta a Br vMk. Twenty trnta ntk?4b mtuw. and pirt ?di. to enta an laah. _ cba offle* p. m. da; Man laaar I CAIt WBKhlnit. Carn for and dallrrrod. PIiobc Cback'a Auto launder near Suffolk Carolina Railroad. Road Street. 19-I6n WNJOY a cool, refreshing drink at oar node fountain. All klnda of fountain drinks, carefully pre pared; delicious sandwiches and, candle*. Pull line of high grade i-oametlcs. The Sugar Bowl. l?-26n. ORANGE CRU0II, Green River and Nu Grape are certainly la season now. Quench that awfitl thlrat by ordering a crate. J. R. Rowden A Co. lt-Sltt Automobile for Sil^ 39 A BARGAIN for 1110. 1114 Ford roadster. Equipped with Haas lera. Light delivery body In cluded. Phone ?I7-J. C. A. Gregory. 19-J4p POR RALE?Chevrolet Coach. One year old. Cheap. C. II. Robinson Co. l?tfn Bicycle 1? Rlt 1'NO your bicycle or phono graph repair work. Every Job guaranteed to pleaee. P. DeLon. 10-Ifn. . ? ? 60 HBNRY POOL, barber, now lo cated at Keyetone Barber Shop. Wlahea hia old frlenda and cur tomera to caJl and aee him The aem* courteous treatment, an expert dermatic Ian. treatment of the ftcalp. Old Henry lilmaelf. H. 0. Har?ravee. prop. l?,2?,21n. ORT YOUR HAIR CUT at leaat once a week. Yon don't bare te watt here. We bare expert bar ber*. Sanitary Barber Shop, IS-ttn. NKW BAHRKK 8HOF now open. Expert barbera a ad expert aer ?Ice. Under management of R. 0. Otllam. North Martin atraet. ll-Ilp. B?yU Cogyer . 87 JUST ARRIVED -Shipment <ft' real aummer droaaen. rollea. Hnen*. and poogeea All hand made, $6 96 (l#t your* before they're gone O. B. Weat Co. 1 18-lttt. WE HAVE MANY wondorfal andj outxtandlng bargains In our ?tor*. You'll b? delighted with the many money aarlng valutaj offered. Needbam'a Notion Store. 16-ltn. , Cart for Hire 41 FIVE MINUTE aenrlca to any part or the city. The old reliable line of for hire cart. Johnnie Johnson, phone 52. 17tfn F?r S?l? 11 NINETEEN POUND Nets Hearts and loada 16 foot I'ound Net Boot. Flte Horsepower Lathrop Engine Thirty Standa and Vgts. All ballaat. Fifteen Hundred Dol lart. J. C. BADHAM. Kdenton, N. C. ?!-!? ^(Ttnf/8 BICYCLE In food condl tlon for aale rh*ap. Call 4tt or nee Robert William* Iftfn REGISTERED DUROCR for sale from prlae winning stock. My, herd *m more prises than all the rest of th? breeder* com bined In k|? claim. Alao won flll Cup best boar at the Fair. I bate the beat young pigs (or aala ever rained. Paul A. I?ss, Routo Five. Elisabeth City, N. C. lllla. FOR 8ALR?'lloune and lot at 201 Rast Faarlag at roet. Liberal tarns. For price and other par ticular* addtewa Joseph P. Oreen leaf, P. O. Box 1, Macon. Georgia. lS-Sfn. Croeerfet 5 KINO FLAKR FIXJUR?Is Rood In warm wntlifr, An In eold. It la ground freah er?ry week. and itllnnd lo tbo grocer. Unload In* another Mr thin wMk. ? we do every week. uk your tracer for King Flak*, and Ruperla H hart ea teg, bet tar than pure lard. Guaranteed by W. J. Woodley. Wholesale Ororer. lf-lSn IXJUT -July 11. Blark leather traveling bag between Harbinger and High Point, rinder pteaaa notify Mr. I. a. Twlford, Har blnger, N. C., and racalra reward. It-fin. Strrlet 71 FAMILY WASHING?Raock *ry ik tent ?iat. M?*'i work ? ?McUlty. AltvamarU Luidrr Ana* It*. tt-tfa Millinery 8 WR AHR riXMINO out all of our etrsw hat i at tha very lowest rrlcee. They run from 91.00 to 3, Ihla Includes all mllaa sport and drcM hats. Gladys M. Bpencp. 20.ll,IIn. 55 CAUL M. K. PAPPIWHMCK for (rash meats of all jrlnds. Prompt service to every ffder. Phone S?4. 20-26n toLwd 37 IjOANS?lavcatlcata our Mian wMklr pajrmant plan la flMat* yoar vacation. Tha Industrial Bait 1I-M> Opportunities 20 WHITBHUHST Cloanln* Work.? French dry cleaning, praulng. prompt nerrlce and excellent work. 17 North Water Street. 19-25p. Pl?t?! to Eat 22 COMB IN out of the vara iun whine and enjoy your lunch at on* of our cool, Inviting tafclee. All kinds of delicious eandwkh ee. ealade. and plaa. The Blue Tea Room. 20-24n< yisrr our rouN+jUN?tktkinc more euggaetlra for reaftplea ?ure than a dellclou* aoda or eundae theae warm day*. Clean llnaei, eourteey. prompt aovvlce. Curh nervlce. The Park-Mor. St-SCn. ENJOY A DRINK at oar aoda fountain. Our drink* ara nrfr fullr prepared. ?*db?rry'i Drag! Btor*. Roofing 42 IMMDR YOtlK ROOr I.EAK? One lUjr i danaxn to ronUnta ml(?t pay roat of r?p*lrlaj apteral tlMM. Have your roof and dralo Kpe? repaired before lt'a too te. CaJl 748 for beat *erf1<Ja and beat material*. Pipkin1*'Mgr mw. 1MIK WOMEN'S Sample ihon. All jit*, style*. Your choice $t.96 pair. T. W. Wllliama A Son. CoWif; Pdlndexter A Colonial Arenua ll-Stn. 8PBOVAL BAUD on all Blortd# Pump* beginning Saturday. These must be aold. $8.50 a?df $7.85 aale price $5.86; $$.rS aale price $4.85; $5.85 and $4.96 aale price $3.95; $8.86 pale pflce $2 85. One lot wblto Aid atep In, $8.95 aale price $4.96. Many otbar special* Gallop m Toxey 8hoe Co. 15-J1* Wanted WANT Br) TO RWNT?*l?? or utt. room boa*.. mod.rn convenltn m. AddreM Box 71. Cltr. lt-itn. . VANTRD AT ONCK?CI.1B whit* r*l>. no hooka or button. A4 OfflM. tta
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