China seeks cleaner city and arms policy at conference
Alfred Sze addressed the Twentieth Century Club outlining China’s aim to uphold national existence while stressing unity with American nations. He urged a government cleanup plan and suggested using federal offices for clerical work to project a better city image, with space offered by several civic buildings for the conference-related activities.
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Hima
Aspertel
United States
Twentieth Century Club
China
Tas
Ana Romes
Sherrill
Unvel
Autor Ins
Daughters of the Amerean Revolution
Corcoran Art Aottery
Red Cross
Peye
Vow
Holland Receives Invite to Far East Conference
Washington dispatch reports the Netherlands received an American invitation to join talks on Far Eastern and Pacific problems but only as a participant in limited diplomacy. The Dutch government may defer a formal reply until Foreign Minister van Karnebeek returns, with disappointment voiced over potential secondary status and concerns about defenses of the East Indies.
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Th Hague
Associat de Presa
Tieniland
Washington
Walliam Philips
Moisoc
Netherlands
Holland
van Karnebeek
Serso
Latch
Miister van Karnebeek
Geneva
League Assembly
fEcani
Wos
Lloyd George Cannot Attend Washington Conference Delegation Planned
A telegram quoted by Melbourne’s Times correspondent states Lloyd George cannot go to the Washington conference. It notes Balfour will be the delegate with Premier Hughes guiding the house of representatives, and that the imperial conference discussed dominion representation and the empire’s stance.
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Lloyd George
Balfour
Thy
Telearrao
Washinton
T Tos Ascare
Australia Names Pearce As Conference Delegate
Premier Hughes announced in the House of Representatives that Australia had appointed Pearce to represent Australia at the forthcoming conference on armaments to foster peace. Pearce sat at the same table with delegates as questions were raised in Washington. The British delegation would include representatives from several dominions.
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Australia
Pearce
Melourne Australia Orth
Veserated Press
Hughes
Iorne Foster
Ita
America
Pearce Wit
Hughes Mbers
Labor Party
Carl Ved
Heron
Dluahbes
Houcake Messige
London
Dominion
Tokugawa Sees Parley As Japan's Opportunity
Viscount Trent Shiisawa leads a Japanese business delegation bound for the United States and Takuma Dan heads a group set for Europe. Prince Tyesato, named head of the Japanese delegation to Wash natn conference, heads the talks at a farewell dinner hosted by Kojunsha club with Enxkich Kamada, president of io university, presiding. Kamada calls Japan peace-loving and not warlike, citing testimonies of peaceful aims.
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Associated
Deasedy
Tyesato
Washnatn
Trent Shiisawa
United States
Takuma Dan
Europe
United. States
Kojunsha Club
Enxkich Kamada
Japan Delegates to Ashington Armament Talks
Japan sends a high level delegation to the Washington arms conference led by Vice Admiral Tomosaburo Kato and Baron Kijuro Shidehara with Idaranao Hanthara as secretary. The group totals eighteen Foreign Office officials and twenty two from Finance Navy and Army combined. Prince Tokugawa urged confidence and national unity behind Japan’s efforts.
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Japan
Tomosaburo Kato
Baron Kijuro Shidehara
United States
Idaranao Hanthara
Foreign Office
Finance
Ministry of the Navy
Army
Panic Grips Vienna as Crowds Rush Shops
Panic spreads through Vienna as thousands wait in long lines for groceries and clothing while the crown collapses, buyers rush to convert money into goods amid rising prices. Foreign purchases and speculator action deepen the crisis, with similar runs reported in Innsbruck. The Tyrol defense corps issues threats amid growing economic chaos.
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Vienna
Reck
Innabruch
Tyrol
Tyrol Defense Corps
Tyrols
Austria
Berlin Hunts Rebels in Renewed Kapp Troop Arrests
Berlin reports renewed government efforts to arrest Kapp revolt leaders who fled since March 1920. Public warrants target Dr Kapp Bauer Maj Vabst Gen von Juettwitz Capt Ehrhardt Ignatius T Lincoln and others on high treason charges with 30000 marks offered for each capture. Kapp believed in Sweden Bauer in Hungary and Ehrhardt in Austria. Lincoln, once a British MP, was expelled from Austria. The treason trial of von Jagow and others opens in the Supreme Court on October 27.
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Leipzig
Germany
Associated Press
Kapp
Dr Kapp
Bauer
Vabst
von Juett Witz
Ehrhardt
Ignatius T Lincoln
Sweden
Lungary
Brthardt
Austria
Lincoln
Austra
von Jagow
Hublin
Supreme Court
Fire Prevention Day Plans Parade and Warnings
George S Watson yesterday announced Fire Prevention Day on October 10 to be ushered in with a parade. Police and firemen, apparatus, and a band will attend, with the final parade details to be announced later. Placards warning against fire hazards will be placed on street cars and at crossings. Public schools will hold appropriate exercises, and fire prevention advice will be shown in motion picture theaters.
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George S Watson Yester
Cis Zins
Meatson 5
Addresses Holy Name men speak on Christian Manhood at Georgetown
Representative James O Connor of Louisiana addressed the Holy Name Society of Holy Trinity church Georgetown at the parish hall on Christian Manhood. J Hartigan spoke on The Holy Name Man. Prof FP A Edwards discussed the New Testament and the compilation of the original for the year 395. Other speakers included Rev John A Geal Rev Edward J Meurath and John Hadley Doyle who presided.
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James O Connor
Louisiana
Hox Name Society
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
J Hartigan
Holy Name Union
Instrict
FP A Edwards
John A Geal
Edward J Meurath
John Hadley Doyle
Assents To U S Treaty By Reichstag
Berlin reports the imperial council officially notified the signing of the peace treaty with the United States with no modifications The assent allows formal publication and the treaty to acquire legal force.
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Berlin
Presa
Rewhsrath
Imperial Council
United States
Baldwin heirs settle in court over Baldwin estate
In Los Angeles California on October 6 heirs of the late FE J L Lucky Baldwin filed a settlement reached out of court. Mrs Jara Baldwin Stocker and her two children Albert Snyder and Rosebud Doble must receive a deed for half the property inherited by Mrs Stocker. The agreement ends litigation over the multi million dollar estate once challenged by guardianship bids in 1918. The court declared Mrs Stocker competent but left the right to appeal open.
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Stocker
Hahlbohm Leads In Chess At Western Championship
In Cleveland Ohio after three rounds of the Western Chess Association tournament I H Hahlbohm of Chicago leads with 30 points. Edward Dauksas of Chicago champion is at 20 with Stolvenberg of Detroit at 21. Hahlbohm defeated Norman Whitaker of Washington and Wu bur J Moorman of Lynchburg Va. adjourned games include Dauksa vs Stolvenberg and Stolvenberg’s win over Bewkner. Whitaker drew with Craigowski and Norris.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Western Chess Association
Hahlbohm
Chicago
Edward Duasker
Omr
Jean Stolvenberg
Detroit
Norman Whitaker
Washington
Wubur J Moorman
Lynchburg
Iuisker
Samuel Lactor
Stolvenberg
Moorman
EO Stearns
Cleveland Stolvenberg
J T Bewkner
Winchester
Whitaker
Shapiro
Norris
Craihowski
Boy Scouts Learn Singing at Brookland rally
At St Anthonys Marsh hall Brookland Scoutmaster Shonas J Trodden led Troop 97 in first vocal music lessons. Scoutmaster Marland brought in Troop 76 from Immaculate Conception parish in uniform. The rally followed the eight oclock Mass Sunday morning.
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Boy Scouts
St Anthonys Marsh Hall
Brookland
Shonas J. Trodden
Immaculate Conception Parish
Marland
City to plant double trees next spring after fall pause
The parking department will skip fall planting and instead double the spring effort. Cufford Seaham cites variable weather, noting 1600 trees are normally planted in spring and fall. next spring 2000 trees will be planted to compensate for the fall cancellation.
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Cufford Seaham
Starts Wide War on Illicit Liquors in States
Federal dry law chiefs take direct control of liquor enforcement in New York as Harold Hart resigns as New York prohibition director. E C Yellowley named acting director, with orders from Washington and new methods to crack down on bootleg operations. Pennsylvania faces moves to remove McConnell from federal post due to holding a state senate seat. Dry leaders pledge sweeping enforcement changes across states with further reshuffles anticipated.
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New York State
Harold L Hart
New York
Hart
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
E C Yellowley
Mr Harts
Slaynes
Mr Yellowley
Haynes and
Bair
Traynes
Yellowley
Walham C
Mattonnell
Pennsylvania
McConnell
Cirys
Pennsylvania Senate
Senate
Daugherty
McConnells
Wendell Freed of Charge In Bond Sale Case
New York October 6 Supreme Court Justice McAvoy dismissed indictments against State Comptroller Wendell his predecessor Eugene M Travis and Albert L Judson over alleged malfeasance in selling bonds to the state for sinking fund gains. The judge said there was no proof of fin to one defendant and that larceny charges could not be sustained under the conditions.
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New York
Supreme Court
McAvoy
James Wendell
Eugene M Travis
Albert L Judson
Fudson
Wendell
Travis
Indian
Jarceny
Navy Assignments Shuffle Officers Across Pacific Fleet
Commander John Flowers detached to Pensacola. Reuben Walker takes USS Spraston command. Harrison Glennon placed in bureau ordnance. James Sayward named executive officer of USS Olympia. Frank Lowe aids on staff and flag secretary to Rear Admiral Burrage. Numerous detachments listed from Navy Department in Washington to ships and shore stations, with retirements and home postings noted.
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John Flowers
Pacific Fleet
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Reuben L Walker
Fourteenth Naval District
Gomdr
Harrison R Glennon
Navy Department
Washington DC
U . S Michigan
James W Sayward
Delaware
Olympias
Frank Ll Lowe
Kenniseun
Guy HH .Burrage
Charles Antrobus
Pittsburgh
Washington, DC
John T Sulliivan
Revenue
New York
Naval Training Station
Hampton Roads
Ralph B Wallace
Olym
Raa Bnaign
Harold J Walker
Walter W. Cress
Medical Corps
Regihala
Tb Henry
South Carolina
Marine Barracks
Variasland
Marvin
Johns
Florida
Bridge
Donald G .Rafferty
Great Lakes
Navy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles W Robies
Revenue Service
Boston
Mass
Marine Expeditionary Force
Haiti
Nelson W Sheley
USS
Idaho
Mare Island
Calif
Robert Li Snowden
Black Hawk
Raleigh
John
Clarholm
Supply Corps
Eagle Boats
Portsmouth
William L Wall
Construction Corps
Naval Station
New Orleans
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Boatswain Farrell NC
Stout Engineering Laboratories, Incorporated
Detroit
Mich
Carpenter
Edward T Cafferkey
Milton Demylt
Stout Engineering Laboratories
Louis G Henricy
Thomas D Southworth
San Diego
William B Brigham
United States Naval Reserve Force
Persian rebel leader killed in Khorassan revolt end
London Oct 6 reports Col Mohammed Taghi Khan, who stirred trouble in Khorassan, was killed in action and his followers surrendered to government troops, ending the uprising.
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London
Mohammed Taghi Khan
Khorassan
Zanella Elected President of Fiume Provisional Govt Planned
Prof Riccarda Zanella leader of the Fiuman People's Party wins 57 votes to 11 in the constitutional assembly election to head a provisional government as assembly members draft a constitution. The fascist proclamation denounces the vote as illegal and vows to oppose Zanella and seek annexation of Fiume to Italy.
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Fiume
Associated Press
Riccarda Zanella
Fiuman People's Party
Constitutional Assembly
Finume
Zanella
Italy
Nine Moros Die in Clash in Sulu Province
Nine Moros were jailed after a clash at Kulaykulay in Sulu province between thirty Moros and a sixteen man Philippine Constabulary detachment led by Gov. Carl Moore. Moore's party went toKulaykulay to negotiate peace with Chief Api Ac Iording to dispatches, thirty Moros attacked with holos and the constabulary opened fire. Api Ac and eight of his men were killed. one trooper was slightly wounded.
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Manila
FPI
Associated Press
Kulaykulay
Sulu
Philippine Constabulary
Carl Moore
Sulu Province
Constabulary
Toda
Gov Moore
Ku Jaykulay
API
Plague Rages in Jubbulpur City in British India
A Daily Mail dispatch from Al Jahabad reports hundreds dead in Jubbulpur. Victims numbered around 50, with burying and burning bodies nearly impossible. Jubbulnur, capital of a central district, lies about 260 miles southwest of Allahabad, a trading center with 90 000 residents, mostly Hindu.
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London
Jubbulpur
British India
Daily Mail
al- Jahabad
Jubbulnur
India
Allahabad
Paria Official Praises French Cars At Auto Show
A Paris official, opening the auto show, lauded French manufacturers as leaders in the world industry. The salon called the display a triumph for French auto production and urged continued effort to maintain leadership against foreign rivals. An American town limousine and a heavy type car were noted among the departed vehicles.
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Paria
Auto American
Vier Om
the Public Ledger Co
Emperor Yoshihito’s Illness Worsens in Official Report
An official report from Tokyo notes Emperor Yoshihito’s health has deteriorated. The 79-year-old monarch shows increasing difficulty walking and conversing, with memory and attention declines suggesting a severe brain ailment. A long-standing vascular or neurological decline traces back to childhood illness after his majority.
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Tokyo
AssociatedPress
Yoshihito
Japan
British visa rule may bar entry for over quota subjects
British government officials said individuals may obtain a visa to enter the United States but be denied on arrival if their geographic category’s monthly quota has already been filled, leading to detention at Ellis Island and causing serious discomfort for those affected after several such cases recently occurred.
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London
Chinese reply due today on Shantang proposals
The Chinese reply to Japan's Shantang proposals was transmitted to the Japanese minister this morning. A foreign office circular notes the reply will be made public Friday. Dr Yen, China's foreign minister, has cabled the full contents to the Chinese minister in Washington.
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Peking
Associated Press
Japan
Yen
Washington
Rhine cost of occupation cited by reparations panel
Faris reports that the Rhine occupation cost from armistice to April 1921 ranks behind France’s. Official figures set gold marks as the standard, listing France 1,276,450,8238. United States 1,167,327,330. Great Britain 991,016,359. Belgium 194,706,228. Italy 10,064,861.
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Faris
Kunsten
Rhine
France
Reparations Commission
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Princess Tsai Feng Dies in Peking State Funeral Ordered
Princess Tsai Feng widow of the former prince regent and mother of the deposed boy emperor died Saturday in Peking. The republic’s president sent condolences to the Manchu household and ordered a state funeral.
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Peking
Tsai Feng
China
Republic
Gongright
Shipping Board Cuts Rates for Cotton Freight Controversy
London report outlines Alexandria claims that the U.S. Shipping Board offers to carry cottonseed to the United Kingdom at a shilling per ton less than British rates and to cover insurance differences. The Times reviews the long Egyptian cotton freight dispute, noting British lines held contracts and that American pressure sought exclusive U.S. direct shipments. It cites potential punitive rate cuts and asks why a half share in Alexandria direct sailings was rejected by Washington.
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London
Associated Press
London Times
Alexandria
United States
United Kingdom
the Times
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Ines
Times
Washington
United Kimgdom
United States Shipping Board i9
Name fair sponsor staffs in Chattanooga reunion
Kentucky division United Confederate Veterans commander announces sponsorial staff for the reunion in Chattanooga Tennessee Mass Frances Worgan sponsor Frankfort Mrs Anna R Tenley Winchester matron of honor Mrs Walter Matthews Lexington matron of honor Miss Sarah Smoke Paducah Moss Mary Hechinridge Page Frankfort matron of honor Gen M G M Lurchisen cavalry brigade Georgia division names sponsor Mrs Rambo Benson Marietta chaperon Mrs J F Golden Atlanta matron of honor Mrs Julian Parrish Macon maids of honor Miss Marion Spear Atlanta Miss Mattie Mulliken Frindley Miss Ida Shellnut Sandersville
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W Oy Stone
Frankfort
Kentucky
United Confederate Veterans
Ostaff
Frances Worgan
Prankfort
Anna R Tenley
Winchester
Walter Matthews Texington
Sarah Smoke
Padueah Moss
Mary Hechinridge Page
Lrankhfort
M Lurchisen
Othe Cavalry Brigade
Georgia
Mra
Rambo Benson
Marietta
Chaperon
J. F. Golden
Atlanta
Julian Parrish
Macon
Marion
Spear Atlanta
Mattie Mulliken
Frindley
Ida Shellnut
Sandersiville
City Area Briefs From Washington Clubs and Groups
The Women's City club offers tea at the clubhouse Sunday from 4 36 to 6. The Washington real estate board holds its annual buffet at Wardman Park hotel Monday evening. Takoma Park Citizens association meets Monday at the Library. Congress Heights Citizens association meets Monday at 8. Lebanon Ledge No 7 A F A M celebrates 110th anniversary Monday at Arcade. Park View Citizens association meets Tuesday at Park View school. Catholic Women's Service club hosts a dance tonight at Catholic Community house. Rev G Humphreys introduces Dr Philip Jaisohn at the Women s Interdenominational Missionary union meeting this afternoon at Mount Vernon M E Church South. Mrs J P Tyler outlines the Sunday school lesson this afternoon at WC. Maine State society meets tomorrow night at Thomson Community center auditorium. The Eebeet Kinb holds a 2400 Sixteenth Street event tomorrow night. Dominican Fathers hold a mission at St Patrick's church beginning Sunday. Writers league meets tonight at the Public Library. Washington Board of Trade executive committee meets Monday at 1 o'clock. Samuel J Prescott chairs.
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G. Humphreys
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church
Philip Jaisohn
Korea
Women’s Interdenominational Missionary Union
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman held without bond in string of northwest robberies
Beulah May Smith is arrested by Eighth precinct detectives and held without bond after a series of northwest dwellings robberies. Police say she obtained four jobs in two days, leaving after a few hours. Victims include Margaret Williams, T B Love, Fannie Shapiro, and Mrs Majlard reporting clothing and silver thefts.
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Beulah May Smith
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Burch and Poole
Eighth Precinct
Northwest
Margaret Willams
Florida Avenue Northwest
T B Love
S Street Northwest
Fannie Shapiro
Irving Street Northwest
Majlard
Florida Avenue
MAKE EUROPE HELP CUT TAX HIS PLEA
A speech argues the United States should press allies to pay accumulated interest on wartime loans rather than cancel debts. It cites Britain France Italy and others, questions secrecy about settlements, and insists Americans favor collecting interest over debt cancellation while warning against political risk at the disarmament conference.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Senate
American Congress
Britain
Montgomery and Prince Georges Republicans and Democrats in campaign events
Suburban Rockville hosts Democrats with Willam S Gordy and other speakers for countywide meetings as the Veterans Bureau clean-up squad tours Rockville to assist veterans with compensation training medical care and back pay. Montgomery Antisaloon League sets October 14 sessions at Sandy Spring Friends meeting house. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Antoinetta Carr and Nathan Walter Walker in Laurel with wedding planned in November. In Hyattsville a Republican rally opens the county campaign with speakers including Mudd Zilhman Metzerott. Lamont Hackett Lillian Latimer address blind Maryland work on October 24. Hana Homes Jones sues for absolute divorce from Thomas Jones in Upper Marlboro. No children.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
State Central Committee
Willam S Gordy
State Treasury
Albert C Ritchie
Veterans' Bureau
Montgomery County Antisaloon League
Friends’ Meeting House
Sandy Spring
George W Crabbe
Ma A M Hall
Mary Antoinetta Carr
Nettie Carr
Laurel, Md
Nathan Walter Walker
Culesville
Lillian Latimer
Pinkney Memorial Church
Hana Homes Jones
Prince Georges County
Upper Marlboro
Thomas Jones
Civil War Veteran dies from wound at Chancellorsville
W E Van demark, 80, Union veteran, died at his Lynchburg home yesterday. The wound suffered at the Battle of Chancellorsville caused his death. He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpertat
Washington Post
Lynchburg
W E Vandemark
Chancellorsville
Havre To Honor Columbus Day With Pan American Festivities
Havre plans a October 12 Columbus Day celebration with 23 consul general delegates receiving silver plaques marking American discovery. A Lafayette sword presentation tablet will be installed, a Francis Havre statue unveiled near city hall, medieval dress tableaux, and a Norman-clad child escort.
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Havre
Associated Press
Whch
America
Lafayette
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Francis Founder
Kings Basin
Man Charged In Raised Pills Case In Maryland
Special to The Washington Post reports Hagerstown court charging Clyde Jane of Weverton Maryland with attempting to possess raised pills and cash bail set at $70. The case details security offers and alleged possession as authorities pursue the matter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Jane 27
Weverton
United States
Crnnine
Vitamine Tablets Promise Health Boost With Phos Pho Brand
Local readers are urged to buy Phos Pho Vitamine Tablets claiming balanced water and fat soluble vitamins. The ad touts weight gain, improved color and vigor after three to four weeks, cites Army medical use, and directs purchase at IL People Drug Stores for $1 plus tax.
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Army
Navy
Ross
Hose Pitals
IL Peoples
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