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- . quite titties for A sad. During the . .' - .1
. . . - . .w , the bend is very otten bellied -- _ . A - .
‘ p H ‘ . “is smekéhtfirom ‘ wretcll‘ied Chinese 9 , . ' ‘ u
1 ' 7 the. s you see ow super-ti. ‘ ‘ . up: . . . , f ‘ ‘ ‘ . p
REV.HALLWK tion end idoldvoi‘ohlp bind this poo~ . . . . . ’ M _: L VJ...
‘i . u ,3 .. .‘ ,. e . his feet. W! hsve the privilen cl “Del Debutantes At 7 - w
. “ , l " telling them or the true mlrscle- . , . "" J
. l- trorkint Jesus. God end men 'who Ritz Thueray Night Today and .
‘ . lies shed ills bleed to cleanse us M ,
" ‘ . 9‘ ‘ i v trons silt end “W “5 ”0m punish- The Vincent. Lopes Debutsntee . Tomorrow . i
” merit in Hall; who diedin our piece will “9“,. at m. Rite Deuce Pel- ‘ ,
. ODS. :2”: ‘r‘mi‘gguliubgfig $3,052? Eco. Thursday 'evenins. March as. . . ‘ ' O O O l l ' infill” 2’15 .2.
. . . sch is en individuel ertiet. An r. . e- u u u ’ -. '
. b.‘uuml mile“ for u“: and ‘3 ray 0! tenunhflw offering a 3.. ”09‘? on! . Tod“, “d Twomw a a. Ev.ning' 7:16 ‘nd 9
. , ' ' ‘ . “w“ W“ “t to “t ‘n a “u“ lightiul repertoire of dance melo. , , ., ,___~
"" Former Rowaytonlte, kitchen-niche. to "y °“ “" b‘“ W dies restoring the enviable Vincent st "u’ 7'" end '
f ' » , receive no unto Himself. as He Lopes speciel erren ement will , ,
Nilw C h in e 3.6 Mia.- promised in m- perfect. dlvine comm “ “mm: WGMW The Yes: I Laugh Sensation! ‘ ‘ .
sionary Sends Inter- mum it? fi:..l°’.°i.:°: m... m... .. .. .... .... ~- --— .» e ran
ti Le 50; to “fa Mfr“ end granule": tagloue. rescineting and dance cor‘r- _
08 n: “101'. many lives. Prey tor the Chinese. It ”lung" ““6 ‘m' ‘1” “mm D ViOIB Dfllll, ROW AgneW, Chester Conklin ‘ . .
l ” ‘ is fine at you to help when you oen. on "mu“ instruments and sins. d N til 1 11 ll .4
The (allowing interesting letter Yours in Christ's sled service. Many Norwelkers will sveil them- an ama, e e 8p an ,
. was resolved yesterday from Rev. . (3.“) H. a, C. Hellock. selves of this splendid opportunity with “c ess n
n. a. c. Hellooit. i. mlselousry in Enclosed with the letter is s. pio~ by ““9341“! W Rm "Tum“! MARSHALL NEILAN’S - _
' .thns. It was written Wuhlnston's ture in green.¢old. white and ”L evening. enddence to them in per- , ‘ Bl ch Sweet. I
l‘ birthdey end is eddreseed ’to the low, pflntqd on brisht "a other. of son. Dancing will be in order from . . ( en 0 . ’ ’
- . ‘Wmmor. public school teesherl the kitchen-sod. 9- u“ 1 A- 11- production of his own story Lois Wilson, Ben Lyon ‘ . 1 .i
'“d pupil “mm" R°WWi0nu Cosmo Rev. Hellook was at one time s E d with one wife e a1 er.
'0. 8. A. laymen in the RovAyton Methodist RABIES WANT IN RUSSIA V"? m n ‘ , ' .
should see ‘Blfiebeerd s 7 .
LENINGRAD, Russia, March 22.—
iiioiscopel church end will no doubt
(AP) The Pasteur Institute here is
C. P. O. Box No. 1234. Shenthei.
’ be remembered by the older reel.
Chm" Wives. " A sparkling
comedy delight.
. The Great Love
He isn’t much as a.
With Adolpl‘ile Meniou
“griffin; I wrote I m“ I dents of the town. besieged] by tvictims iii tlrsezonbies.
‘ 0 . 3 8.5 on B see " ' ' .
"will: “you e Chinese God-of-weslth. “0..."... Quin... .2... b3... “WELT"... 5. ,....°;.,. There’s one .roar after another in this hilarious m waiter. But as a
me I snueendius you s. hitch. The mambo" or the Ledies' Aid had been destroyed. plcture of what happens when the towering beast Florence Vidor lover! .
en-tod. He is more gaudy then the
lest: but is not so large. He is very
society or the Rowaytou Bsptist plays Cupid in an BXCiting romance. And you’ll a dmit
DAVID ROSS DEAD AT 01
"”me thoulh hi I sheds is in s church hove eel-nod for themselves . BELFAST mm" d March ”2* . '. '
en enviable renuleuon an quilters. ' ' ' ~ ~ ' A film with the bi est is or the bi est laughs ‘ .
1“.th niche OVOX' the cooking stove The" lad!” have just completed (AP) David 30”, kllOWi'i .5 the 2‘ p y ! g‘ coming Wed, Thurs & Fri :16 Sragdtguciilefis
' ' ' a w r w e
tether oi' the Irish linen.trsdo. is
dead here. used 9i. sftor it yours
in business. '
in the kitchen. A large part or the
doings of the household Luke‘s place
there so that is a. fitting piece for
. 7 him to be. as one of his chief du-
ties is to report to the upper-sod
what takes place in the home. so the
upper god may know whether to
bless or punish. ‘ ,
The 23rd of the month, (this
year the 5th of Feb). is the day
when the kitchen god ascends to
report to tho upper—god the good or
evil deeds oi the family. On that
night every home warships him with
offerings at honey. candy. fruits. ve-
their third quilt and at their last
meeting started unother one.
The quilt just finished by these
ambitious workers is very hund-
some. titty-four blocks of blue and
white muslin form the body or this
'qullt and a. darker blue muslin has
been .used to term it border around
it. ‘
and the, biggest thrills seen in a long time!
. - “waiting” for.
T h e 100 per cent
love comedy.
Conway Tearle. Alice
Joyce and Clara Bow in
“Dancing Mothers”
fiziun‘ciilll" is. mourners
BIALTO
TUEBDAY end wnnuuspsy
summons snowmo Pinon we now roux
RIN TIN Till
the wonder dog
QUIETS DISTIJ‘RBING BACKING
' COUGHS
Heeling pine iar. pliro honey. and
other soothing” coumuhoniing iu«
gredienls. go into the making of
FOLEY'S MONEY AND 'l‘All. No
opiates. dually toured by careful
mothers. harmful. and without modi-
cinai voluo. Bend the bottle con-
tents as given on the package, and
Bridgeport Theatres
”MC
The goose chase pattern we: used
and the dark border finished in
scallop pattern. bound in dark blue
and stitched in white makes 3. very
lavely quilt. .
”in ........ .
NIGHT“ CR
“THE
f getsbles etc. After they worship The other two quilts were made ileum Willi}; FOLEY'S HONEY AN _ .
him they burn the god riding upon a“ the mm. material and in the All. is t e superior cough remcd . . ‘ m "Bluebeard's Seven Wives." s.
t .esie for children and grown persons. with John, Barron. June Marlowe, The oldest known city of the comedy of matrimony multiplied TODAY and TUESDAY
a. hi)?” made 01 gross 01' bamboo. 0" slime pattern but two shades of pink
, Mal-’1 Illdl’lilfi ”4 1.8130“th which seVen times. now playing at the
i in '3. paper sedan-chair. When the were combined with the white. and reliable for coughs, colds. croup. “mi - 1
fl -,sod is about to be burnt they put The newlquilt. which was started tickling tllront, nervous hacking and Game ltman and “911116 cankun h” a. monument dating back to 53 Rielto theater with Ben Lyon u H P it
some honey on his mouth by which at the last meeting 13 to 1,, made or like irritations. ill-{use substitutes. 1" A. D. Bluebeerd and with Blanche Sweet 01188 e 1'5
$3351?tii’ariefsv‘ililir'axfingzgg white muslin combined tvltli mato- wStiilnon I"0‘???“ (749m i . and Lois Wilson as two of the sow in the
rial of a light blue and pink Persiox. . . on wives, is s rich and delightful e“ w
thin“‘“°“t thomito “‘9 upper-rod. pattern. This quilt is to he made in ' production. When a husband (11- Storm Breakers
vorced his wife in Turkey. he threw also
in the third heaven. 5° 1" will bless the star pattern nnd ouch star will
her through a window, but were
“Passionate Youth”
them the he“ year, You see they be quilted. which moans consider’
gill! so suscepitble to bribe that they bl 1 . . .. . . . .
f believe even the gods have a. like it if? wloxr. or u ill, bi :tcro no‘uin‘qoos in; Llucbcairde
’ en 1 . ti ’ allCl one. lose on ,s r rigs louse, on w \‘t‘o, am more w ves, . . )
:2 W km”! t ' interes too to twenty-five dollars. the money being and we»: and willing. “'lftll' al- “chewy 8:“ Thursday ‘
tectlons multiplied by seven be- "I'm \ei‘dlct " 5'3”“! _
see that when sod ascends o heaven
they worship him with a fine least:
but on his return to the 29th or the
12th month they simply buy s. new
rod from a. shop and stick him up
‘lnthe kitchen with no tenet or wet-
shipship. ,
It is a your before he reports
added to the fund oil the society and
is used for the many needs of the
church,
Some of the members of this so- ‘
ciety include. Mrs. Clement D. Al-
brecht. president: Mrs. Eugene Ann
bier. vice-president: Mrs. [Curl 1’.
Stevens. secretory; Mrs. I2. lloword
comes strife and affliction. Walt w
till you have seven wives, you'll find
our. Biuebcurd's rules tor running
the house were written by the Mar-
quis oi ulluciiisbury: It had to be
lilnl “‘il)‘, yrs. sll‘i it's funny to the
one superiniivr disarm.
\
IA SERVICE. "to.
do: where in the devil this Dlvis is
goin; He‘s teklnu me way out in
'he country."
The disconcerting thought struck
Moustache, and Norma. the Eloy
phnnt is playing, today only st the
Palace theater. It is the funniest
love story you ever smv. You must.
926 BY N
BEGIN HERE TODAY
HENRY RAM). to. s business
men. In ionmi murderer] in s
e a 3 "Lym- im“ designer... pg»: ‘W‘.‘ 1...“. .e,
again! How much more ”1°” we he hotel in ilrsiton. Police
are. for we know that the true God Every, treaflul‘firi MY“ V9“”“““ and? women’s handkerchiri and ‘ him that perhaps Divis might have M“ see an elephant break loose from
« ”6°“ “' “‘1 the time and knows Burdick, M"- 50"“ 5mm” M”: the yellow stub oi e theeter ' recognized him. after oil. and wee REGEN prison. get drunk and go on espree.
. what" we do and needs not thet any Elizabeth Gazer. Mrs. Katherine - ticket . , 3 menu.- imam; hlmon . . . to some . . lull in love with the doctor who
1 lower god or man report. His (10— Scoileld. Mrs John Flint, Mrs. Jo- JAMS? RAM). his doushter. trap ' - 1 .I “1"” ““5“.“ l'mmuss “M 1“" cures lltl“ end then, like Mary's
“In We a“ sum ‘0 11“" "1°”? “09‘! Slab‘lll- MPB- Jessa ”MS. Ml‘fi- breaks her ens-cement with its and. mine to allay that sud‘ Wilt.“ ». 5‘ “will"..wel vim?“ Mi”I lamb. follow mm every where. This
“'l‘hal‘s s crazy ides. 'L ””5”“ “Mo" payni, at “0 six ions of love holds one spellborxn‘d
BARRY i‘0l.VlN because at the den M"
“disgrace." JIMMY RAND. his
son. goes to i‘letclnnd. where
the theater is. The stub is tm-ed‘
in IMAM MAYNARD. n cabaret
Ilniri-i’.
Jimmy ulcers and tells in love
with MARY LOWELL. [Alter
he finds llizn. She ininis ei
bearing police want her for uiur
dcr. .Mary. out with lithium
CHUltt‘li. e wcsiiliy lswyer. sees
Jimmy llii illg. into a taxi and
mlsumicrsinnds.
Olga tells police the stub
mlglu have come into possession
oi ii men who "picked her up"
two nights belore the murder.
Jimmy receives mysterious worn-
lnne to leave Cleveland end later
is attacked by two men. but on
copes. »
With Jimmy and liter: es
trsnged. Church gets Msry'e
promise to merry him. Jimmy.
end flips. out one nlslit. see it
. with they both recognise—lie us
one of his sessilsnts. she...“ the
men who got the stub. The inert
escapee. but sheriiisntliy‘ him
by his police photo as IKE JEN .
cimrcn. motoring with Mary. " Then. keep
runs over a dog. She breske her followed the
engagement end writes Jimmy
about it but the olirehey forgets Jensen's wheresbouts. Pei-hens be
was going to see Jensen new. . . .
to melt the letter.
Jimmy pets s'phone cell tron: Once Divie glanced nervously to
Regent their; today and tomor-
morrow with Adolphe Monjou and
Florence \‘idor. sharing the acting
honors. is a smooth. snappy. swift
and smart picture.
The locals cl the story is Paris.
the gay French capital where all
things are possrhle. The story lili-
ioldrd on the screen is that of a
millionaire who lurnsmsiter all for
love of a woman. Alunjou and Miss
Vidor hold the center oi the stage
throughout the unrecling of the pic-
ture and provoke is continuous suc-
cesslon oi laughs and chuckles. The
plot. though light or substance. has
been deftly handler]. so that it be.
comes a matter of interest and
keeps the audience wondering
what's coming next and how it's all
going to end.
The unpleasant tasks which Mon-
jou has to undertake to win the
hand of the Grand Duchess provide
the humorous and exciting events
that bring the story lo a stirring
climex and eventually lead to a
happy ending and form the largest
and most enicrininil‘lit‘ port of the
picture.
Henriette Grillen and lilies bier.
geret Hathaway. “
o
with its audacious humor. It ”ranges
from hysterically funny mishaps to
falls that make one gasp. You will
love every madcap moment.
and Justice from Him. .- .
‘ This «now
, Gods Once Soldiers?
Some say the kitchen-gods are the
'leoldicrs who died in‘buttle tor the
first king who opens the dynasty
“'"h honcr. The ’9.“ establishe P. Milliznn. at their home, Rowdy-
them. as kitchen-code so as to kee ton avenue, ”8.9mm“ .
-, them in memory and so honor- them. . s 1
‘Thus the kitchen-gods are meny~ Friends of Mr, and Mrs. Henry
1 shout M millions. Each ’3 celled Bell. Brooklyn. are pleased to learn
233:?0eg-busah which means that both their children are con-
' - volescing from operations following
.O‘he” 5“" “mam?” mm °b‘ muetoiditis. Eilrs. Boll will he re-
tained from “19 kitchenggod the pri- member-ed by many residents or
:vileze 0’ n“ groping old and 0‘ Rownytones Miss May lloll. dough-
being mm to “VB without eating. tor of lilr and Mrs John l-‘oltoi
‘The priest then went to the Emperor WWW til-em... * ~- . 3 "
,Hsiso end promised the some is- 3 ° . . '_ .
'vors it he would patronize and em
f°“’:," 3'“ gm” 3.1%“ agar“? ..?§.§é°§l’ii:‘t§.i§f iii: 3:33:23."
, . en 0 . . .
i339 gong-en? the 12m 0: im- oyfon avenue. and the lettering on.
mortality. The Emperor thus enticed the ‘ Windows has been eclprieted.
- was most willing and offered sscrl- the work belns done bi lil'nnkUn
’ iioes before the kitchen-sod. Though Mecheite. Rou'ayion avenue.
’2“ Dflifltt lgteigeltlhfrgm {ganglia X Easter P0; Citrd‘s Booklets aul
"‘s.spuoea.eorepoie~ ‘. . i
Iaititchen .30.}. thus bang. was ‘con- Folders at Allen's Drug Storewodv,
tinned end increesed until, his wor- . ‘ r U in
ship is universal!!! Chine. My new ‘ Poul Wing, Westside avenue, has
sold his 22-foot cabin cruiser to u
ermen was just here. I asked him.
‘What is this?" He answered em- Bridgeport party. The boat will be
used on the Connecticut river. '
~l>heti¢el1y~ "‘Iu. ke-ker-ze-iu" incen-
V ms. ‘11 have. every home it”. ,b . .
This ted is supposed to .. ve pow— _ ~ .
or over the lives of the family. and ‘ Vm'y impi ““0 baptismal serv-
can 81% fiche, 9,. poverty; besides one were he d in the Roweyton
' ' “ Baptist church. yesterday morning, .
0 it
Mr .nnd Mrs. 1“,. W. Schultz were
the guests otr liir. and hire. Wendell
knew i was following him!
And still Dim walked on.
The tog row thicker Jimmy ll-
. lowed himself to upprosch a nest
4 deal nearer. once Divie stopped. end
Jimmy bed a horrifying moment He
dropped suddenly to the around. lists
~ toned himsell out on the cinder path.
But Uivis did not turn around. lie
had only stopped to shift e bundle
from «me am to the other. . . .
Jimmy noted with relief that he was
. striking out ahead once more.
Alon; e bushel street I block
away Jimmy could see dimly en cuto-
mobile shootinl slung at s furious
rate and bumping cruelly over the
uneven road He wondered whet
mission its passenger or pessengers
could be on to uni-rent such reck-
Ieee speed
Divis observed the auto. too. The
rear of its motor seemed etrsnzely
for luv in the log. although only s.
short I k sepersted them. Jimm!
saw Dine stop spun. his heed mov-
ing slowly as be toiiowcd the car
with his eyes.
Jimmy thought: "Wonder whet
bury thought. seeing the run away
like their Looked on it i was trying
to svoid her. . . . Must clear the!
up scon's i get back. . . . Wonder
trim Berry thought? . . . Good old
Berry. Wish he were here.”
The admin-rs of Rio Tin Till, the
dog with the almost human in.
stincls. will have an opportunity to
marvel and be thrilled by his new
owe-inspiring p r o d u c ti o n. "The
Night Cry." at the Palace theater
temorrmv and Wednesday. This is
tho premiere showing prior to its
New Yorlt opening on Easter Shill-
dey. Rin Tin Tin plays a shepherd
dog who is accused ot plundering e
‘liook or sheep, and who alone
knows that e condor. a huge bird of
prey. is the killer. In vain he pur. .
sues the vulture until finally his
owners consent to having him allot.
Luckily. however. he rescues their
baby from the condor. clears his
good name, and saves the bucks
from further disorder.
June Marlowe and John list-run
play the. Marlins. a littio pioneer
family, and Mary Louise‘ Miller is
the baby. Guyne Whitman. Don
Alvnrdo and lIt-inie Couklin are also
included in the trust.
"The Night Cry" is a. thrilling and
well acted screen drama, based on
the story by Phil Klein and Edward
Menglicr.
v
2119 a safe distance between them
in figure up the street. 3
stars. but he ”could see Divie'ss he
rounded the front end or tbe‘cer end
crossed the trucks.
, Jimmy -
‘ PALACE
"The Great Lord." the year‘s
comedy sensation. with Viola Dena.
Robert Agnew. Chester Conklin’s
making report. to the upper-trod. It ‘ m
careful! at the . god you When Milton EVOX‘Y and Frank alga. will: “IO ”I! ionnd JOB. M “I. w 0, til. w- JimmY- Th. and‘mtol‘ lifted 111. had ‘0 a. a“ m. and cf ”mun. a.“
Elfiii‘flzik't’iiet on ythe god's wonder. BM“. Jr" become members or the son. He rilehesooher spurtrnent isce exposed. shifted the paper ring the bell. him; . . . Not 31019. .0 much. u ‘
pally “use. meaningful. meti ere church. Rev. Scailse odiciating. Mrs. *9 0nd “.9? 3“”- 3" diseppesr ““3”” in front °‘ his ‘3“ strivins “Welt e minute." cried. Jimmy. companionship. He bated briefly
slice heroines: newspaper sense for en eutwerd show or nonchslence chm“ him. .1." chsnnd my on m. “mam“. mm". one
of the houses that he penned so in-
trenuently. explsining his plight end
akin; for someone to come with him
-—with I gun. '
But he put the thought snide.
“Might lose him.” he sold. “Only
thing to 60's stick to him to see
where We 5:53. Thousand dollers
that he did not feel.
But Dirie lied not seen him—or. st
least. no not recognised him-for he
turned slowly muud usin end
stared out ,°‘ the es: window.
The at rolled oil—block utter
block. Pseeenters, left , st nearly
every step. end new e new test
Lewis Hopps, Wesislcle nvenuo, was
soloist. ‘ mind. Let me oi! here. Just thought
or 1 man i wanted to see that line
out here.”
"Your triend might es well live st
the north pole es out here." observed
the conductor. His humor wee none
too good. He opened the door with
e bun; end let Jimmy out. .
. tion. (PM then tells Jimmy
that be tuned s picture of Henry
Bond in Oils's sentiment.
Ber-n Galvin tells My tires
Men Lowell hes broken with
Sun Church. They on nothing
slang the street. They see Mei-yr
“Lowell encroaching. Just es
pres characters. “Ding Fob Konk"
e e e
Oysterroen are beginning to get
_ their boats in commission. Pleasure
~ boot mats are also looking their
‘ crafts over to see to 'the accessory
repairs before launching. '
lilF
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ctAlRVOYAllTj ‘ :5:\\\
to one new
a. s. distill. arm. 1*
see {.9
Mrs. L. Tompkins oi‘ Cudlipp
loss and severed/well attended so-
oiels but until yesterday had no reel
Mugyisrslshlhlshlthelflel
e tsurillerilsure reunion for s
Berry Calvin. hi! it“ in his land.
struck Jimmy-och“ it they rode
much further be end Divi- would be
sew the pessenuerl (redeem this
out until there were only these re
The to: had closed so densely that
Divis' rapidly welkins Mrs wee on
keeping e sets ‘dieunce between
them. Jimmy follow the din) titan soy
h ’- coin: to see Jensen.
stubs they‘ve got 013:. . . . God.
Hide ybodv
embody were here-Berry. O‘Du. '
’ ' be“ Mr ‘ “w. d”.- 3‘ street isconflned to her home with .w oer. Be nitride suddenly ’ “on.“ mm. in which event. he lndistinxuieheblo blur up the street. whet s lonely oleeel
‘ , ' 1 hen am?“ of EMF?”- \ ”i likesmedmem. linemhemuetbereeosll Jimmy sew thst be me in e here. Nobody within it 3 div 0; \ "—
, " Hotel Melisckeuio . Am... tho "guru “we" 0, m now 00 ON mm my map ulna versed-co Jimmy. nerv- spur-eels settled district. ensue- tsuoe sll dsy long.“ I , ,m
.1 , > ‘:’ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ~' ‘ Y P ' ’ ' m m.“ \ or“. ‘99 1103M". “I” med "k. those “I” could N I”! in 0 to.” ma Divll Stop” uni! I‘ll!” ' ,
{Em 113 .,“:t“:iur:§ml° “t WW °1 ‘1“ 339' ‘ ' ho‘ure ‘ sierra-gore ten Indies-between... mm: wished himself on the ”70‘
. _ ,' “ evening. a“ “I‘m“ , T33 "’i'“ ‘1‘“ °” “”7 m" The ear. with fewer stops to all“. No rend streets . . . cinder petite ground. but spin it me only to ..
Pll 980 s 981 o: Omcm’w" wa' Th" “”1“" mm“ 3‘” b” m“ ”P ”i" will“ dons st movies. claw insieed or sideweilrs. slim e bundle. . 9
case b“ 5“ “mm“- Wee-«tut meet- " W ‘unmw‘mwnm Ii speed. , . . _ Ahead of him. lust sorely encore "Must be .ne-vy.“ Jimmy slid. . ‘
3mm“ "mm“ “m- . . 3 Jimmy. still behind his newspaper. ibis. ens Divis. still «urine. rites. "Wooder whet's in m herd. if only _
LUBRICA T55, ‘CLEANS,
_ - encore. um“ Merlot-ls Du Fault. celled ere-m . “Jim! 011. Jim!" 3! “4""
p . .. : ~ u Rim-9’“! avenue. one or the most mumbled words moi: st nut-mm musing besides him-sit end Divle. the sense. 4." , Mingus. end some dieteuee . 7 '
. ‘. Sheet: Music rennin membm pt the Junior . reelislnp oi. m not. user enough: W,.Iilflitl“ he one to himpeli- this a... no. site seemed to .i’im- but note the mot. e'uxhi slowed POLISHES; PREVENTSAND
.1. . - 1» 7 church. we- elected president. Four . “31W: ’3". one). 1'.” “W W "" this” ION ‘ ”a” “5 °‘ the any h lest tor hours. the um mm” ‘“ h. drew “W." ilumy REMOVESRUSTAN i i
- 3 3°!“ 25 VIOO-Droeidegts were elected as to]. an whet‘e the matter wits one.“ line!" . , - seemed tilts use. Btretolies between could see rm it cents tires: the bese- ,. D TAR
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