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Ot'T
ORAM!
TERMINALS
LAT
XIOIIT
MY
SCORE
Ol'
3
TO
NIL
The
delightful
uncertainty
of
football
was
once
more
Illustrated
last
evening
when,
though
playing
with
only
tets
.
Regiment
won
over
the
Terminal
taree
goals
to
nil.
Terminal
were
wltaovt
Warren.
Cbe-
rtceki.
Angus
MaeOonald.
and
SpM
Ourvlch
for
whom
Burden.
Howe.
Har-rf
and
fMdn
OnrsieJi
mhttttnterf
Rei-
of
luck,
kept
their
goal
InUct.
Brand
gave
J
splendidly
again
and
again,
two
of
his
best
being
a
penalty
taken
by
Currie
and
a
corner
kick
by
Burdett.
ICurrte
went
centre
forward
tat
eauM
not
get
through,
Strarhaa
fired
a
beau
ty
just
too
high.
A
hectic
acrarasie
In
the
gual
kept
the
spectators
on
edge
for
a
time
but
shots
wee
Meeked
and
topped
in
some
way
or
another
and
ao
core
was
registered.
Ruaaeil
and
Wilson
occasionally
made
good
headway
thrufih
reat
football
and
the
tatter
l.ed
a
good
chance
when
he
snot
high
ever
after
beating
Skinner.
Terminal
pressed
to
the
end
but
Regiment
held
tta
lead
to
nan
oat
waWrr
three
goalt
to
nil.
TEAMS
j
Regiment
Brand:
Lamb.
Morrtngvan,
iment
was
wltaout
Bos.
Baptie.
Bye
"-x-oo.
neiaey,
r.
WMfOnson;
and
Dobetty
but
Frank
Russell
turned
out
and
All.
Hodfklnson
and
Allan
Davis
also
played.
Wlaaig
the
ion.
Teraatnals
played
up-
btn
and
tfretr
sweat
as
combined
nice-
ftegtment
detente
played
strongly
and
did
not
let
Terminals
settle
down.
Regtoea
forward
were
more
danger
Wllscn.
Buasell.
Tinker.
A.
Davis
Terminals
D.
Ourrich;
SMnner,
Donald;
Hill.
Currie
Harris:
Harrison.
Srra-chan.
Dickens.
Burdett,
Howe.
ISBHT
PLATEUK
For
Rerinwnt
Brand
played
a
wonderful
game
in
goal
and
en
torn
is
the
best
gstJle
in
town.
Harrington
and
ous
around
goal
but
their
first
goal
by
Lam
be
at
back
Allan
Davis
was
the
result
of
a
mistake
1
never
gave
the
tackled
strongly
and
opposing
forwards
a
OMrkm
wtss
failed
to
clear
a
high
chance
to
settle.
They
were
In
fin
dropping
centre.
Terminals
returned
to
fcrm.
The
Hcdf
krnatm
biotlmi
as
the
attack
but
Brand
was
safe.
He
wing
halve
turned
in
then-
best
(uses
cleared
a
line
shot
of
Strachan'e.
and
of
the
season
and
QegUlient
owe
a
lot
Dickens
and
Howe
were
unable
to
beat
:tc
them.
Ketey
was
very
good
at
times
him.
Then
a
acraatMe
at
tae
other
end
'tut
was
obviously
tired.
Russell's
"re-
left
Wilson
with
nothing
to
do
but
put
-
turn
to
the
forward
line
h4
a
great
ef
-
the
ball
into
an
open
iroal
and
Regl-'fer-t
and
he
gave
Wltaon
numerous
rnt
was
two
goals
up.
A
nice
play
by
-lever
passes.
Tinker
got
a
fine
goal
and
Russell
gave
Tinker
a
chance
of
which
Dbts
showed
glinxpsea
of
his
oM
form.
be
took
fun
advantage
to
beat
Our-1
Terminals
seem
to
And
It
hard
to
vita
with
a
fine
shot
and
the
soldiers
!
brat
th.
Regiment.
Ourvteh
wa
at
fault
were
three
goals
up.
Jin
'tw
first
goal
but
otherwise
did
well
In
the
neatmd
half
Terminals
pressed
Skinner
waa
a
tower
of
strength
in
de-
tgeitmuuusly
but
Beglmnt
defence
?nr
and
Donald
did
well.
Currie
was
played
like
fiends
and.
with
their
artare
the
pick
of
the
halves
and
gave
his
for
I
THE
"Blrger
and
Better"
Chevrolet
ii
motor-dotn't
most
striking
illmtration
o!
the
difference
between
"cheapness'
and
"low-price".
Cherrolet
U
low-prieed,
beyond
doubt
,
.
lower-priced
than
ever
before
In
all
Chevrolet
history.
But,
so
fr
from
being
"cheapened",
Chevrolet
had
been
improved
in
appearance,
in
performance,
in
value
I
If
quality,
instead
of
price,
were
the
meant
by
which
can
were
classified,
Chevrolet
would
take
it
place
in
the
higher
ranks.
Everythlnj
about
the
"Bigger
and
Better"
Chevrolet
.
.
from
the
big,
luxurious
Fisher
Bodies
with
their
smart,
stylish
lines,
to
the
powerful
Chevrolet
engine
with
its
countless
new
refinements
.
.
everything
bespeaks
a
high
standard
of
quality
that
has
ctver
been
sacrificed
for
any
price
advantage.
The
Chevrolet
you
buy
if,
first
of
all,
a
bigger
and
better
car.
That
it
is
also
an
outstandingly
low-priced
car
is
an
additional
important
advantage,
gained
through
Chevrolet's
volume
production
and
its
association
with
General
Motors.
Call
around
and
drive
this
Quality,
Low-Priced
car
today.
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.
.
Count
itttort
m
ieltnti
fymml
aim
tftrh
tU
bum
wniol
a4
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;
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your
pvratel
Imm.
WALKEK
&
UOSH.
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Hupert,
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frkti
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Ik
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PRODUCT
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GENERAL
Impwiil
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Sftrt
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MOTORS
OF
CANADA.
LIMITED
S:.'.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManns
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I
wards
maajr
opening.
As
centre
forward
he
was
gq9d
too
but
could
nat
get
that
elustve
goal.
Hill
played
his
usual
fast
game.
Harris
unproved
towards
the
end
bu-t
vas
up
against
a
clever
wing
in
Russell
-and
Wilson.
The
forwards
tried
band
but
with
little
success.
Their
oamMnatiaB
at
times
was
very
neat
but
tney
lacked
the
final
punch.
Their
fail
ure
vt
dale
to
the
great
pewer
of
the
legunent
deter.ee.
Oeorge
atuesel!
refrrred
Impartially
and
A.
CUnperton
and
F.
Hunter
were
A
fair
on
Grand
Terminals
Thistle
Regiment
df
spectatora
got
lot
of
STANDING
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READY
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WIN
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CI'T
(Imperial
to
Dally
NrwS)
NEW
YORK,
July
M.
While
New
'ark
TiWfcsn
were
idle
yesterday.
Phila
elphia
Athletic
further
reduced
the
gap
tween
skMcmeives
and
the.
American
-flue
lead
era
by
means
of
their
fourth
weight
vleeavy
over
ine
atttcago
White
..
Omtf
e4ght-and-a-haf
full
games
ow
separate
trw
Mackmen
from
the
tanks
In
the
Nattaial
League,
tte
leadnig
it.
Louis
Cardinals
lost
to
Brooklyn
Mns
wfatte
tbe
ranmlag
up
Cincinnati
:ds
and
Chisago
Cubs
won
over
the
'hillies
and
Boston
respectively.
Yesterday's
soorea:
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ATIONAL
LEAH
IT.
OtsjeinnaSI
3;
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
2:
Brooklyn
S.
Chicago
8:
Boston
1.
Fittseurg
11.
New
York
3.
A.MEKK'AN
LEAH
I
E
Philadelphia
7:
Chicago
4.
Washington
7,
Bt.
Louis
4.
Others
postponed.
COAST
I.EAOI
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Seattle
6:
Ban
Francisco
6.
Hollywood
2:
Oakland
8.
Mlasknis
4:
Sadrametito
0.
Ponlaad
7:
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TO
MEET
DIX
HERE
Popular
I.W5I1
IKy
Veliinlrm
I'r
Matrtt
On
Open-Alf
HUbvt
Card
Durllif
Alt
Harding
ha
volunteered
to
meet
Madison
Dls
ef
SiaWl
In
tbe
open-air
oting
tournamestt
trhieh
will
be
heli
ere
during
Pair
Week,
tie
says
he
ha
ever
backed
an
inch
tram
any
ope
and
doea
not
expect
to
do
as
from
Dix
Utanwhlle.
Alf
Is
training
faithfully
nnd
promise
that
he
will
have
a
change
In
his
style
the
nest
tune
he
appears
:n
the
ring.
j
SPORT
CHAT
The
Olympic
Oamea
start
nominally
today
thouith
the
only
sport
will
be
weight-lifting.
Athletics
commence
on
Sunday
wban
the
ftrst
and
second
rounds
of
the
100
metres
will
be
run.
Canadian
entries
in
the
100
metres
are
W'lliama,
of
Vance
ver,
H
tape,
trick.
Adams
and
Hester.
The
semt-ttnala
and
flnul
win
be
run
on
Monday
and
local
inleri'Ht
Ik
ull
centered
on
the
perlorm-Kiioe
ot
the
Vancouver
boy
William.
He
hue
twice
equalled
the
Olympic
record
lor
lix
metres
but
will
be
up
ag-slnni
hlh
iii;ntt
teat
on
Sunday
and
Monday
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Amoterdam
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If
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tbe
United
Church
last
evening
a
very
enjoyable
-ial
evening
waa
held
a
welcome
to
the
new
deaconess.
Miss
EUKttt.
There
eras
coiomunlty
singing
under
aev.
A.
Wilson
and
Miss
Way
aooont-paayiag
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minister
then
estended
to
Miss
EsUott
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hearty
welcome
on
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himself,
the
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the
oosv
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BUlett
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a
happy
manner,
her
recollections
of
vast
eus
caper
iestaes
being
aaawt
eavarsaaaung.
Hev.
A.
Wilson
sang
The
Curtew,"
vaty
pleasingly,
aim.
Wilson
aocompaByiag.
Tz
Miss
t.
Haddock,
who
Is
leaving
est
a
years
vaoMhm.
Bars.
John
Mattaoa
end
Mrs.
W.
J.
aUrkpatrick
made
a
presentation
of
a
handbag
and
a
sum
of
money
subscribed
by
mean'wae
of
the
ohuroh
and
tbelr
friends.
Mrs.
Hanson
refscrtd
to
toe
large
part
as
sne
file
of
the
ohusdh
Mtet
Haddock
had
filled,
in
her
work
with
toe
Issues,
asaeng
the
girts
and
the
children.
Always
seedy
to
help.
Mies
Haddock's
work
was
a
meet
unselfish
nature
and
her
watch
work
was
service.
The
speaker
alao
reMrved
to
her
eueeesaes
as
"Aunt
Suaea."
and
in
the
other
plays
put
put
on
for
oh
arch
purpose
Miss
Haddock
vAo
was
entirely
taken
by
surprise
replied
with
difficulty
but
with
sincere
appreciation
of
the
beautiful
gttt
with
its
useful
contents.
She
bed
enjoyed
bet
wrk
and
had
only
been
able
to
dj
It
because
of
'the
help
given
by
all
member
Rev.
A.
Wilson
took
tbe
opportunity
to
add
a
few
remark
on
the
help
tact
he
a
pastor
received
from
Miss
Haddock.
He
aaeortated
himself
with
all
that
bed
already
been
said,
and
assured
the
recipient
that
she
hnd
the
best
wishes
rtt
all
m
the
ehureh
and
many
outaMe
for
a
most
enjoyable
and
beneficial
holiday.
I.
8.
Wilson
then
sang
a
oouple
of
song,
being
accompanied
by
Mies
Way.
after
which
refreshments
were
served.
advents
r
hn
rvnw
nw
rSMfc
SAW
i&r
r
Siatis
sfiarp
longer
Cuts
easier.
Saws
faster
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CANADA
SAW
CO.
LTD.
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VANOOUVI.H.
ST.
JOHN,
N.B..
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1
Jl
Beddtag
eneiudtng
tae
Ostermoor
Mat
tress.
Dining
Boom
Suites,
Bedroom
Suites,
Chesterfield
Suites.
Wtnduw
Blinds.
Linoleum
and
Linoleum
Rug.
We
sell
at
very
reasonable
prices
so
it
will
pay
you
M
glee
us
a
call
Watch
ur
wtndww.
A.
MACKENZIE.
Furniture,
r-hene
7M
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Ltd.
HAS
llAHUAIVH
IN
OAS
BOATS
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines.
Coolldge
'rropeflen,
and
Tuslabe
Oil
Boats
if
all
deM-rlptlon
Ux
Cliartrr
Bait
Lease
Perry
sonrlee
week
dsy
on
the
hours
1
pjn
till
8
pm
Sunday
and
Holiday.
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now
open
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Manager.
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lirriJUT
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MART
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lllnrk
Furniture
ef
all
kinds
bought,
sold
or
estranged.
Craltog
and
paeMttg
dene.
Ooexls
sold
on
Ooavnhwion
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J.
DAWES.
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tllark
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to
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85
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1034
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lorn
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and
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Baked
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fhlrkrn
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from
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one
we
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furnished,
will
sell
ut
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hull
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fleering
-
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notice
thai
a
.
whose
adures
l
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lu.
a
iicenct
to
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near
I
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purpose
nun..
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ht
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booming,
or
rafting
c(
,
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points
on
tlx
which
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m
pr
posvd
that
point
at
wh.cn
leaves.
Lakelve
Lake,
t
.
Lakelae
River
The
estimated
mi-,
said
points
is
ten
lu
i
.
The
term
prop
see
!.
31
years.
This
notice
was
cn
the
lSUi
dsy
is
pom
of
Jl,
A
ccpy
of
tni
n-jt.
.
eation
purnut-n
tlu-i,
"Water
Act"
will
be
'..
the
Water
Rcoru
:
pert.
B.
C
Obietlion
to
tht
be
filed
with
the
said
V.
with
the
C.
mptroller
Parliament
Buiioungi.
within
thirty
dayc
afir
ance
of
this
n
tice
I:
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D.
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By
E
D
Judson,
Ag.
.
The
petition
Ijt
ap;.'
tbklnx
and
an
applir.i'
ot
the
Bcne-Jule
of
in
the
trfice
o:
th"
b
t'oi
t
s
date
to
a?
farevted
person
aaav
thereto
in
the
office
:
or
of
tbe
Water
Be.-r,i
trict
Articles
Loit
and
Found,j;t
Form
No.
is.
tfc'
LAND
A
i
NOTICE
Ol'
tiXatauiii
TO
Ptf1IAM
I
v
In
Prince
Rupert
La:
:
trlct
aud
tltuu'e
abni.
.
mouth
of
Khutae
H
TAKE
NOTICE
th.
Western
Mining
Com
pi.
v..
occupation
m:-i::
tend
to
amtly
for
per:
chase
tbe
following
Ciiuaeucing
at
;
loot
distant
from
the
v.
the
West
sKle
of
Lo:
;
,.'
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M
chains:
thi
ne
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.
thence
euM-rly
00
'::..
tbetly
10
chains,
ai.-i
acres,
mure
or
lees.
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PABDOI
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Dated
18th
April.
IB
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LAND
A(
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NOTIC
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OF
INTENTION
I
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LKAKt
I
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In
Prince
Rupert
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i
trlct
and
situate
adn
Bay.
Moresby
Island,
s
QwoaSi
Charlotte
Ialaml
take
aonn
ti
i
Limited
of
Vancouver
n
Pulp
and
Paper
Manu:a
to
apply
for
a
lease
at
aorlbed
Uods
Don
isn
soring
at
a
p'
'
kigh
water
mark
o'
n
fell:.
wing
the
high
.:
tae
island
to
point
ot
and
oontalutna
one
PACIFIC
MILL'
Donald
Win
Agent
for
Pnciia
Dattd
Msy
S.
LAND
ACT
MITItT
Of
INTIMIt
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In
Prince
Rupert
Ijturl
trlct
and
situate
adjn
-
Bay.
Moresby
Itiand.
Queen
Charlotte
lUna-.
TAKE
NOTICE
tl.ii:
Limited,
of
Vancouver
II
Pulp
and
Paper
Matnitm
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
ti
Bcneee
laud
-
-
commencing
at
a
past
i
blah
water
mrk
rtt
in
foIlowliiK
the
hivh
w
h'h
r
vne
island
to
point
ut
aad
euntaiaina
S.26
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PACIFIC
M1I.1
-
Donald
wii'v
Agent
for
Paclflr
Dated
May
jMB
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION
t
I.LASl:
l.Mi
In
Broithera
Land
R"
and
situate
ndjotnlng
I,
Wr
nf
Skena
River
TAKE
NOTICE
that
fl
of
Pacific
B.C
.
married
i
to
apply
Jot
a
lease
of
:
aerlbed
lands:
Oommencing
at
a
pox'
1
southeast
corner
of
i.nt
Ooast
District:
thence
thence
east
30
oheira
ohalns:
thence
west
ao
"
tatntng
100
anrss.
more
'
1
CHRISTINA
''
Dated
May
aa.
1MB
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
tbe
issue
ot
a
Dupli
Title
for
Tot
nineteen
eighty-three
(IBM)
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Ooast
District.
Satisfactory
prnof
nl
''
Osrtlflcate
of
Title
ct,-lands
having
leen
pr"
1
1
ONE
feur
room
house
near
Catholic
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to
!
.
.
prratlnn
of
otic
mo"ti:
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Church;
one
on
0th
Ave
near
It:
publle.tmn
herrmT
a
I'"i'
one
on
Ninth
Ave
:
all
modern.
.
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of
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ti
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