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Modern
Drycleaning
Plant
in
City
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Laundry
Ltd.
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Are.
and
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Street
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can't
dodge
Winter
but
you
can
meet
him
with
a
great
heat
that
will
nuke
his
icicles
sweat.
Jut
order
some
of
our
coal
and
show
the
old
codger
that
you're
not
the
least
bit
afraid
of
him
when
he
comes.
Prepare
early.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Manufacturers
Outlet
Sale
of
LADIES'
HATS
DRESSES
LINGERIE
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
Wood
DRY
BIRCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
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Load
$:s.50
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Load
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COAL
CO.
139
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Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Purnitum
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
In
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QCC
Oft
as
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
street
TOURNAMENT
AT
of
BADMINTON
CLUB
c
B.
Members
of
Cathedral
Club
Guests
of
Rivals
at
I)e
Luxe
Hall
I
I.ast
Night
I
Members
of
the
Cathedral
Badminton
Club
m
tat
night
the
fueau
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bad
Sainton
Club
at
a
at
friendly
tournament
In
the
De
Lui
Hall,
railed
douMe
only
being
played.
Partners
were
drawn
for
and
the
drawing
waa
ao
arwigctf
that
every
tl
titer
hould
be
partner
of
a
neaba
of
the
3
none
dub.
It
waa
an
elimination
eon-uat
and
the
prises
were
won
by
Ulae
3
Ncra
Rivett
and
Bob
Bartlett.
with
Mra.
Llsney
and
Jack
John
being
run-
ner
up.
After
tbe
contest
waa
over
ref
reshraenls
!
ere
served
by
Mies
Violet
Cameron,
j
assisted
by
Mrs.
George
Bryant.
Miss
t
Lotus
Tile.
Mlas
Margaret
Palmer.
Jsck
;
Perry.
BUI
Lamble.
and
Fred
Smith,
sad
then
the
courts
war
used
for
:
friendly
games.
The
scores
were
ss
;
toUows:
kirst
roimi
,
Perry
and
Mis
FUltbury.
15:
Mor-i
timer
and
Ml
MltcheU.
11
j
MarlnteUe
and
Mlm
Fraacca
Cross.
U;
atocum
and
Mlas
Ttte.
8.
Laabie
and
Mr.
MUla.
It:
Hlntort
it
Jr.
and
Mrs.
Marah
14.
Johns
and
Mia.
Usnej.
Hi
Bryant
be
and
Mrs.
West.
S.
Bartlett
and
MUa
Rtvett.
If:
RusseU
and
Mlm
Ulltsn
Oram.
11.
Pullen
and
Mra.
Bartlett.
15:
wuding
and
Mlm
Boric.
4.
Cram
and
Mra.
Parker.
IS;
Wright
and
Mis
Currie
7.
-
limW
and
Mlm
Patsier.
If;
Smith
B4
Miss
Etlett,
.
Dartlett
and
Mlm
Rlrett.
15;
Marsh
and
Mist
Sbiel.
3.
Mi.MI.1'1
VIL4
lb
Parry
and
Mlm
Palmer.
16:
Marts
-
wtte
and
Mkc
Oress.
3.
be
Johns
and
Mrt.
Llsney.
IS:
Lamble
and
Mrs.
Mill.
14.
PuUen
and
Mrs.
Bartlett,
15;
Om
and
Mrs.
Parker.
9.
Jchns
and
Mrs.
Uzfiej.
It:
Hmton
&-.
and
Mrs.
Vlarsh.
"4.
Pullen
and
Mrs.
Bartlett.
IS;
Perry
and
Miss
PUIsbury.
12.
Bartlett
snd
Mis
Ritett.
15:
Pullen
and
Mr.
BarUeH.
10.
I'IMW
Bartleu
and
Msm
Rtvett.
15:
John
snd
Mrs.
Llzney.
2.
ArrangemenU
tor
the
competition
were
In
the
hands
of
Joe
Scott
and
E.
C
Gibbons
and
they
referred
an
the
games
Tbe
prizes
were
presented
by
-be
president.
George
Bryant.
FOOTBALL
CUPS
a
ARE
PRESENTED
Dinner-
and
J)aiceIelL-4jUti.
Night
by
Mooe
I-odge
With
Some
175
Persons
Attending
For
the
purvwe
of
making
due
pre
aennmon
oi
the
Stuart
Shield
and
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
trophies
which
were
won
this
season
by
the
Moose
eleven,
a
dinner
was
held
last
night
in
the
Moose
Hall,
some
one
hundred
and
seventy
five
men
and
women
sitting
down
for
the
repsst
over
which
OUlt
Royer.
dictator
of
the
Mccee
Lodge,
presided.
The
program
opened
with
tbe
singing
of
"O
Canada"
after
which
Mmr
R
M.
Newton
was
called
upon
for
an
ad
dress.
Ml
Worship
responding
with
a
suitable
talk.
The
cups
were
presented
by
R.
M.
Window,
president
of
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
with
a
few
humorous
and
appropriate
remarks.
Sam
Currie.
captain
of
tbe
Moose
football
team,
receiving
the
trophies
and
replying
suitably.
J.
S
Wilson
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
Regi
ment
team.
Ben
Self
of
the
Orand
Ter-mlnals
having
also
been
invited
being.
nowever.
unaix
to
.attend
on
account
of
Illness.
Other
speakers
includeI
L.
R.
Parry
and
Percy
Cameron.
lnere
waa
a
splendid
musical
pro
gram
tbe
feature
of
which
wa
the
serio-comic
monologue
of
Samuel
Mr-Pberson
which
brought
the
house
on
uincr
gooa
numoers
were
comic
songs
by
Frank
Moore:
Violin
solo
by
Bert
Cameron,
and
solos
by
J.
S.
Wilson.
Tbe
last
mentioned
also
led
In
community
singing,
the
accompanist
of
the
evening
being
CHS
Cameron.
xne
dinner,
opening
at
8
o
clock,
vat
'
mhided
at
11
and
dnnrim;
followed
trrr
bcine
by
an
ort-aestra
eonist.n
of
Da
-e
Eaunan
J
Cnderwood
and
Arthur
Sharp
with
Qllii
Royer
miiur
ceremonies.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
suc-ea,
of
the
evenings
proceedings
insisted
of
L.
R.
Parry
ud
A.
O.
1
Pranks
(cnalrmau.
aaiisted
by
D
C.
:
Schubert.
A
G.
Bartlet:.
W
H
Derry.
;
J.
Bacon.
Jack
Preeee.
Ben
Sanmaon.
I
Alof
Stegavift
8am
Haud?i-.schild.
Albert
Oligni.
J.
Sauarechuck.
Kenneth
Mrasher
BUly
Baaon
and
Bd
Soion
on
the
door.
JacJ.
Preeee
acted
aa
-grand
oarrrr"
the
dinner.
Mra.
E.
Unger
looking
after
the
preparation
of
aalada
and
lUea.
i
SPORT
CHAT
.,.-..
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TORONTO.
Dec
14.--The
editor,
of
Construction
work
In
renne
rttom
with
'
"nralty"
haa
two
edit
jrlala
of
tntereai
the
akatlng
rink
eeUbUehed
be
the
,
W
women.
la
speaking
of
hnsmg
and
lOyro
Club
on
Morse
Creek
Is
now
com-
pleted.
The
new
earth
dam
ha
been
erected
and
the
tops
of
the
stomps
cut
off.
Now
there
Is
but
to
be
awaited
the
filling
of
the
reservoir
with
water
and
tbe
work
of
another
cold
spell
and
the
faculty
will
be
ready
for
the
public,
Judglng
from
the
general
ppatton
which
the
dub
haa
received
m
thfcf
.
project,
the
new
skating
venue
should
1
set
popular.
In
keeping
with
I
iric
general
Objective
of
the
local
service
j
arganiantion.
the
eetaMlshment
of
the
j
dem
waa
designed
primarily
lor
the
us
tbe
Juvenile
population.
Doubtless,
however,
full
attventatr
will
probably
taken
of
It
by
the
adult
skaters
of
i
-he
city.
It
will
be
the
moat
ess
trail;
located
rink
kn
Pitnae
Rstpert
and
hould
meet
a
tang
tJi
Vic
Foley,
who
hi
matched,
to
meet
"wildcat"
Carter
tn
Vancouver
neat
Jtehday-idght,
has
been
under
intensive
training
for
the
boni
Foley's
eye.
which
was
sHgtitay
cut
In
the
last
Garter
battle,
has
healed
and
he
is
resdy
to
stand
the
bsags
of
a
rough
training
period.
Foley
has
been
esgrr
get
the
Everett
sensation
over
the
10-round
route
ad
M
eanfment
that
can
score
a
decision
over
that
distance.
Carter
has
been
training
In
Seattle
and
la
now
In
Vancouver
several
day
in
advance
of
the
boot.
PLAY
MUCH
BETTER
WITHOUT
ANY
GIRLS
DBS
MOINES.
Is..
De.
14.
Knute
Rcekne
believes
that
tbe
success
of
hi
Notr
Dame
grtdders.
In
pan
at
least.
due
to
the
ayeneftee
of
eo-ede
from
the
campus
of
the
South
Bend
ttatver-Uty.
"How
can
the1'
bays
get
along
If
they
hare
a
girl
armtadr
he
ka.
"Football
takes
two
he
re,
study
takes
from
two
to
three
hours
and
U
tbey
have
a
tlrl.
she
must
have-'at
least
two
hours
dsy.
That
mesne
that
sleep
or
foot-bsll
or
study
must
suffer.
No.
we
bare
no
girls.".
Tb
novelist'-
litem
'OXO"
is
the
rich
goodness
of
prime
beef.
It
lightens
your
labour
and
proves
an
economical
and
valuable
aid
to
good
cooking
Use
for
sauces,
soups,
gravies
and
all
meat
dishes.
At
oil
grocers:
4-
cubes
-
1
5c
lO
cubes
-
30c.
X
OXO
LIMITED
X
t.
Aoti.
Sl
M..l,
f
I
1
1
in
WVSJBBW.
U
snast
'he
griaasainrt
pun
her
hat?
on
to
'
itory
mm
t
;
unld
by
Cnsch
Reekne.
"A
girl
might
be
i
good
tMng
but
they
are
rvt'.rr
off
without
any
glrta
to
play
fo:
WOMEN'SSPORT
IN
UNIVERSITY
.
Writer
in
College
Paper
Ilemoans
Ijck
of
Interest
of
Late
Years
the
Mm
enforced
by
authorities
h
ys
there
Is
not
much
'
objection
by
student
thMneelTM.
The
coming
of
the
co-eda
has
haought
stress
and
aa
men
turn
dally
more
and
more
to
toss
and
dances
the
memory
fades
aw
of
the
lie-men"
of
old
and
their
toy
and
eom-
fort
In
breaking
up
a
show
wKh
vase-
tables
and
rotten
eggs
on
Hallowe'en,
The
other
Item
deal
with
the
crowd-
tng
out
of
voeim'i
sport
by
social
on
gsgetnenu
and
conflicting
organlaa-
Uacw.
i
net.
It
hi
a
auestlon
whether
awcaen
sports
are
being
"reoognired'
by
the
great,
majority.
In
aome
col
leges
players
have
to
be
coaled,
yea.
si-
mM
dragged
out
to
the
practice
by
those
few
who
are
keen,
while
position
on
the
team
are
no
longer
gained
bj
competition,
but
would
seem
to
ooaatl-tute
an
endurance
award
for
practice
attendance.
This
faU.
at
s
great
effort
and
some
xpense.
s
Women's
intercollegiate
Tennis
Tournament
waa
inaugurated,
w
which
player
came
from
Queen'a
ant
Western.
The,
splendid
courts
of
tttt
Toronto
Tennis
Club
were
secured,
aw
handful
of"
supporters
turned
ou
ta
cheer.
Anyone
passing
might
bar.
thought
it
a
debutantes
tea
party,
in
tead
of
a
live
and
Interesting
oolleg
contest.
Why
"carry
on
the
farce?
Can
the
existence
of
women's
spon
as
K
stands
at
the
present
time,
an.
a
It
tends
to
become,
be
justified
:
"he
thinking
woman
undergraduate
The
making
of
schedule,
arranging
for
iimea,
and
the
appointment
of
coache
see
new
tn
the
hands
of
the
students
hut.
II
K
It
sble
to
eurvHe
at
all.
women
sport
is
travetitng
In
the
right
di
rection
toward
supervision,
and
ptete
control.
UK
GOT
IT
STRAKIHT
A
mountain
school
teacher
corrected
a
boy
who
had,
said:
"I
alnt
gwlne
thar."
"That's
no
wsy
to
talk.
Listen:
"1
am
not
going
there-,
ttton
art
not
going
there:
he
Is
not
gctng
there:
we
are
not
going
there;
you
are
not
goiny
ti
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
here:
tbey
are
not
going
there.'
Do
ou
get
the
idea"
"Yeasur.
Tbey
ain't
nobody
gwlne!"
LIKES
CRICKET
BEST
OF
GAMES
No
Wrangling
in
it
Says
Aged
Ottawa
Sport
Fan
'
OTTAWA.
Oot
Dec.
14
(By
Cant
uan
Press
i
Canada's
oldest
sportsman
nd
one
of
the
most
ardent
sport
fan
n
the
capital,
recently
relabrated
his
Stb
birthday.
He
I
Emmanuel
Hyman
:enjamln.
native
of
New
Orleans,
but
resident
of
Canada
since
babyhood,
le
la
hale.
Hearty
and
still
enjoy
porta
of
all
kinds
His
favorite
sport
la
cricket,
because
is
he
state,
it
la
one
of
the
few
game
bere
there
I
no
wrangling
1
stnong
the
players
of
fault-finding
with
the
urn
ure
or
referee.
His
chief
hobby
Is
;ame
fowl
and
beside
keeping
a
coi-ectlon
of
these
he
Is
noted
aa
a
Jwdgc
f
this
kind
of
bird.
Ben"
aa
be
la
f
amiliarly
known
to
houeanda
in
the
capital,
wa
always
and
of
sport
from
the
time
that
he
-a
old
enough
to
play
the
game
af
he
period.
While
hie
favorite
sport
iaa
always
been
cricket,
he
played
aseball
m
hi
younger
days
and
be
am
a
noted
baser.
Many
years
ago
he
became
connected
ith
tbe
Ottawa
Cricket
Club.
H
a
orr
in
tie
match
played
here
y
tbe
first
EjaeJVw
ieMi
that
visited
Canada.
The
famous
cricketer.
W.
O.
race,
was
the
great
attraction
then,
srrytng
his
bat.
aa
Ben
says,
for
a
nole
day.
Ben
wm
also
an
umpire
in
he
match
played
by
the
first
American
Mckct
team
to
nlaf
in
Canada.
"Ben's"
parent
moved
to
Canada
ben
fce
was
eafy
three
or
four
week
Id.
They
made
what
is
now
Toronto
heir
home
for
a
short
time,
before
gong
east
to
UeUevUle.
where
the
father
'minded
tec
BeUevtll
Intelligencer.
which
was
later
owned
and
edited
by
llr
MacKenna.
Bowel!
Mr.
Benjamin's
memory
of
early
venta
tn
his
life
1s
still
clear.
He
.ell
remember
goint
to
a
school
kept
y
a
Mlas
Kasktns
In
Belleville
in
the
thtrties,
and
then
went
to
a
school
aondncted
by
a
Mr.
Burden.
Fallowing
his
he
attended
Upper
Canada
College
when
Mr.
Barron
wss
principal.
In
1876
he
received
an
appointment
n
the
Federal
poet
offlce
department
mder
Hon.
Robert
B
pence
who
in
ben
postmaster
general
'!
retired
'unrig'
Sir
William
Mujocka
regime
as
cttmastar
general
i
i
;
"CAT"
BURGLAR
i&AA
GOES
TO
JAIL
LONDON.
Dec
I6.
Robert
Delaney,
described
as
"the
original
cat
burglar,"
was
sentenced
at
the
Derby
Assize
re
cently
for
the
theft
of
a
motor
cat
ind
a
safe
at
Swineahead.
near
Bolton.
.incolnshlre
Delaney
has
had
a
remarkable
life.
1r
was
caught
while
attempting
to
ireak
into
the
London
residence
of
the
Duke
of
Rutland,
and
his
capture
re-ulted
in
the
breaking
up
of
what
Sept.
.nd
Yard
considered
a
very
dangeroa
-ang
of
cat
burglars.
He
waa
sentenced
to
three
and
a
half
years'
penal
serrt
u
de
at
the
Old
Baltey.
Born
in
Capetown,
Delaney
came
to
England
13
years
ago
and
joined
tbe
ormy
Whilst
stationed
In
Llneolnsblre
'w
met
the
widow
of
a
weft
-to-do
fruit
farmer,
and
persuaded
hef
to
marry
turn
She
had
a
fortune
at'.
ZZJJHn',
which
Delaney
.
;.jtndercd
in.
-.three,
year.
When
hi
wlfa
came,
to
,
the)
end
tt
her
resource
he
left
her
destitute,
and
eloped
with
her
niece,
who
left
him
on
afterward.
Subsequently
he
went
to
WestdUf
and
bought
a
boarding-house.
A
fire
destroyed
tbe
bouse
and
Delaney
drew
the
insurance
money.
He
then
came
to
London,
where,
after
blng
bound
over
in
connection
with
chwm
fr.im.
became
an
exnert
e.t
K,,.-,,.
.
w
--...
wire
ui
30
feet
up
s
stack
plp
into
a
Uayfalr
ils
evu
Dlts
lnrliide1
:,
ri.K
.
,
.,
,
uttskj
He
u
33
year
of
age.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
A
REAL
CHBsSTUAS
Special.
Oeehaed
Heintrman
Player
Plane.
Secondhand
et
MUM
on
term
Walker's
Mndc
Mnte.
tt
FOR
SALE.
0EY
WKKEgt
BABY
Bnguy
in
good
condition.
Hsaaansbl
Can
be
seen,
at
Unaey
As
Davis.
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SALE
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
HO-OeML
did
condition
and
location.
MJ90O9.
Cash
11.000.
ranged.
Five
Roomed
House
with
Bath
Gaed
wi
it
allien
liooeo
cash
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ranged.
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P.
TINKER
CO.
I.TH
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FOR
RENT
FOR
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HOOSC:
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view.
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week
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BATH.
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LOST
LOST
A
WATERMAN'S
EVKKSHARP
peneU
between
Bag
Four
and
United
Church
en
Tuesday.
Dec.
U.
Pinner
please
return
to
CNR.
Superintendent's
offlce
BM
PRINCE
KI'PKKT
IIARIIOK
fRItlflllT
srnvicn
J.
R.
Arnold.
Proprietor
Oo
anywhere
anytime.
Day
or
night.
Always
on
hoard.
Terms
very
moderate.
Two
boat
always
vanahle.
hone
31.
p.o,
1tn
Sit
EXCHANGE
NF.IV
AMI
srCOMI
lUNfl
ri
UMTI
RF.
bought
and
void
and
echengd
Player
Piano
and
Two
cash
Register
tn
tack.
r.r.wiorri.ni
mihai
K39
Third
Ar.
Plmne
filS
(IIHltT.MAS
CHITS
Chesterfield
suites,
dlnlM
"Ultes.
Barrymore
carpeU.
walnut
dree.
ers.
walnut
vanity
dressers.
floor
lamps,
upholstered
eane
chalrav
beds,
blankcfa.
lounget.
ranges,
brick
lined
he
ten.
mau.
linoleum
A
sewirtment
of
Chrletmaa
toya.
Ui
M-
air
k
hn?
inf
rr
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JS
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Day
I
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11
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at
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DOIIait
STORH
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our
large
range
of
Christmas
Otfta.
,
Nothing
Over
a
DoeHr.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
If.
1.
I'MKEIIR
.
'
General
Handy
.Man
Furnacei
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Repaired.
Chlmnles
Swept.
Cemetery
Plot
Cared
For.
Phone
Red
243.
Prince
Rupert,
BO
DOMINION
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RE
EXCIIANOC
N.
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Proprietor
144
Third
Arenue
We
Buy.
Sell
or
Exchange
anything.
Phone
Mark
itl
.
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LAND
ACT;,
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lend
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of
Prince
Rupert,
snd
situate
at
the
necv
tberly
end
of
Telegraph
Paasagc
Sfceen
Rlrer.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J.
H.
Todd
&
Sow
of
Victoria.
B.C
.
occupation
eahnan
can-ners.
Intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
tbe
following
described
land"
Commencing
at
a
Dust
olanteH
st
Hie
northwest
corner
of
Lot
21.
Range
6
CD
.
thence
33
ehalna
east-
thence
X
iLpw
or
to
nign
wa-.
mara:
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southerly
slonz
mi"
""ter
msrx
t
the
point
of
comnjence-
."""
no
cfmtaliiln"
60
arres.
more
ieu
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TODD
A
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'
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December
12th.
1927
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