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SUCCUMBS 1UIULNESS
Rrprorntativ?* S a in u ?? 1 M.
1 Die* After Long
11 In rs*.
I it\ ;.<? ed 1'ress 1
N ??:w I?>'1: v V <' v i" ' !:? t>
tMMiUIV. . S?*vi?'l M if <-he| I Hrllison
|f,r ? . t; i ll \ i < < *n rolin:i <
lm s. ? . i ? ? ? ? w tv ha I 1? en
, , jt , , ' :i :??? .< 1 hospital for
?.rve-i -i <!:? I at ?"? ;t'1 o'< this
n , ? ? ' i Ko II t ? thf lots- j
. . ? ? c w ' 1 i n A II. i 1. V or |
, ; . ' , \\ ? e i\ .it nil li is
rr iv ii ?! * ? \ from Koohester.
y i w ? <? :.l undergone .?n '
Op. aii..i j
Mi- hail hren .1) ill hrilth f?r sov- j
llcvrcKoniatIv<> Hrnismi1 wrv serv-1
i ? t i i - in n ? 'onc t < ss h i, 1 ?
had Indicated thnt he woultl he a I
. u'.j |ii . ii> . > |.< i! h at th<?
pri .r . >? i M ? . |!,nn??n was
I i ji ? h t> -ii Mari i "n. 1ST"
II.- w.i? ? il.'l at Wake Knrest
;. u? <ii ! ??<?? 1'n. \ ! > of North ?
i -"h- .i. 1 ? i: admitted to the hat
. . 1 ? 1! ? ? i tired I., w until 1>< ;
when lie became Hiiperlntendt-nt of I
J.;. I ? i ? I! <?' I 1H t loll of I'liltfll I'ollllM.I
I ! ti .1 ' - p t.? It ion Ii Ii ? 11 1 ? 1 V
i' I . ? ' ? was i!e.-tert a nultilier of
1" ? : x 1 \ v ? h ' 'oitgress
II. ? - . \ ? ?.I t>\ oin daughter.
.V - ?????? -?? ? ? 1 r I.VII
'I ? : .?'?.< r\ ces will In- at the
Klr?: K.t; : st iViui'-li at .1 o'clock to
" rr-.w i ? ? ? ? u. and interment
v '? t.. :?<i- I'll' in the family plot in
th. local -.-ncterv
si i s i\ i?\<;i:\\t hig
JIOOST 1'OK KIOHMONl) |
t?. I'nrrlsh nml Director of I'ulilie
Works ^iii III** \il<lrcfc* 1'nsi Kml
liiiKtnexo lien.
that tin Virginia |||h.
'a I'.ik?'ii ii: will of the
t !i ,lii; ? t 111 i ll > ever ha K
kn o\ n < i-i at Kt I'arrlah, jimiiiilcnt
? ? *n* s Mills A se< ?? ? 1 a t ion ii f
1 H and Knit on. iM .i nil ft -
inti of the hoard of director* In'flotei
'? ??c.r '.ist nicht. il.i lareil that s, ...
' ?" v 1>'\?' a tloat. and ih.it it
should repiesent lllchmond and Vir
i ' a rat hot than a portion of the
t v\
I.. ? J?rdi>n Shelnn emphnffired that
i 111 j r' ? Ii Mill is i?ne of t ho seats of the
> * ' '>? pointinc out 1'atii k
I!' ? ' and St. John's I'hiiii h.
? V ?? .1. >' iviile. IXrr.'tor nf I'uli
u 'li .-!ai fil i he v.. itinc onlin
W'l: I" the resident tal M f
''""v "I hitmnd anHtnvt in\as,,n
? Ktnrii, litis iipss tmlldiims nnd the
ateis. Mi Savllle deelared the ufeet
f " e :"IIHIII act w ould I f to spread '
on- nous over the town and ? tn ooni-I
'luis 'eat I nf; sul,. |,UNI n.-ss I
? He de.-tared it would he a I
~ T "tnil 11\.? forward sti do In
I i m Iifi. ??ri? i s pi i n i t'Fs,
lii i'oinhiciitiiiK on the I ?epartment 1
' "It aniiiL' Ml. Sin il le asked
' - *? ? i111 i \f crl t li'ikui and sun- 1
i. -st i n. f??!- 11 hi" lo st inethoilis of i
i- -. j.uik l: l in .nd . lea n. |
Kl 1! > PKKSKNTMKYr
HKI'l SKI) BY C(H K T
I I ? v \ SS,,. ? If,] p, f |
>\ \ .it ,v I'iMtTO met, April l.t.
, ?' ;. v. k. Foot... .,f
IS r ,,f Mm .I'lan. h??
- ? t -? seiond time to ac
cept tile report of the Kt and Jury.
'' .'' ' il I" ''st ii t men t
fi1 ,''' Holly, timet nor. and
' "r ''iis-ular adminis
; ' ' ep..ri m as returned to
' "j ' " ' - ?r; "i ney'ii offliee. In hi*
' ' .^ ii tu permit the report
" "" tiled .ludu* Koote sn i<l -rne
',,r t'-hidv ntiy new re.
<i lest thnt siich report he tiled " The
Brand jury thereupon was dismisses
llooilf Liners I se II j ilroelilnrli- \e|?|.
' ' i. i .A N11, ri. V April 13 Hwlro
1 ' : a-'ld is heing used now by
i v ' h - sf.-t ii.ii (,f |--|,,r.
1 ' ' ??' 'kt- mash ferment quiekly.
a ??t.rd.iiK to t he sheriff's otM. .-r here
' ? ? ' ? vt < eiilup ra ded a ii i
'??ii in re n ntf fiJun'd a i|iia n t it v of t lie
" 1 t i.t w hile I j h t ii ? tig ii,.
*r. r< :,<?
It ii 11 ill ii ^ lloiislnc l'ri?niirr< Iturno.
^ ' M'1 1 1 '? Kmir 1'illdin?;s.
liousinp 4: i pr soners. were deatroyed
? si .-rda ? n i in |,i s..|,
' ' ' " ' ' ? edii v . avali-y
at '? 'her l.irns were sent
' '? - ? ' ' ' '?? . rim i mi *
K (iiu I nnninnllne III.
I' 1 ? -id N'.-u ? J
AT'MA'y I, 1 , April I ?? K m?
' ? -s r. I ?tried 111 suffer IHK
* He was some*
FOR EASTER
Ih'' li"iir)it t?t ^ooii form!
Tin? hfiuht of fiiif fnhricK
;nni lailoriim!
J h?- li''iplii of salisfactioii!
Cutaways'
Kvnn at twico our prifo.
host ouptom tailorn ran off^r
no niore.
Silk JJats, Canes, Patent
Ivoatherfl, Gloves.
Four-in-harids designed spe
cially for cutaway wear.
to <Jlspo>8
for |5 at<
the prop
men u-er, ..... .
nanie? ??? ?<?vl Hn?nd Street.
Iirake i
th ay w
i>y wt
v?
Jlil v?
Bu. . -Mi.
ilMS
PENITENTIARY TERMS
ON LYNCHING CHARGE
I I'y VsMiciatoil Press ]
AMKmCl'S, P. A.. April U Three
men. I to nny l>cvan?, Henry Harvey
anil Henry l.pw in Kulford, wire con-j
vloted of ?".?hooting a! another" by j
a J11r* In Superior ?'ourt l>?? r?? today!
n innnorli<>n with trecent iyiir!i- '
illK of Will Jones. .1 negro.
Tin* jury recommended that ti??< I
rases be treated as m isdemea nors. 1
I.? jt tin!to \ I,i11 lejohii In<*il to
it ? so anil s>"ntrnc??' ih??m to serve
one to four >e?is each They were
released on bonds of me h.
l-cnding hearing of motion.- for new
trials
Klght men in a:l w<r- accused .if- \
loi an ii\estigation of the lynching. \
h it five of them tie.). leaving thc.r ?
families anil farm*
WILSON DENIES DINNER 1
.MESSAGE GIN EN RY HIM
1 l<\ Vsoi i;i'i 1 Press.]
NKW V< >i: K April 13. The New.
Y'o k Times tonight made puhlie a
letter from \Vno>l ro w Wilson '1e n v -
inu that he had sertt or authorised
any "tie to cotivev a message to the
JcfYerson Day dinner here last Satur
day night \ mesjns?, read nt the
?tinner l?y Mrs Montgomery Hare,
chairman of the woman'-* dinner rnni
mittee, and attributed to the former
President, said
"Sav to the Democrats of New V"vk
that I am ready to support any man
who stands for the salvation of
America and the salvation of Am'r
Ira is justice to all classes."
HIS HON I) CANCELED
ANTI-RED GENERAL
SEMENOFF JAILED.
I'ontinued From Klrst Pacn.) j
three friends. lawyers and Interpre- I
ters. started for Sheriff Nagle's of- j
flee. M M Itreher. oomisej for the |
surety company. was there, and af- I
ter .Mine Semenoff had counted her |
chain of pearls an(| her diamonds. |
whleh had l?eeu held as collateral, he I
turned the general over to the sheriff. !
lleneral Semenoff. while he was
waiting for the bondsman who never I
came, det-lar'il that he was guiltless
of anv atrocities in Siberia or any- !
where else.
Never Coiiiilennnerit \troellies.
"I fought against the Bolshevist*,"
he said throiiRh an interpreter, "anil
It is possible my men may have pone
to excesses in some rases Hut 1
never countenanced any ?uch thine,
aiiij stories that I Knowingly permit
ted my men to attack women and
children, or shoot American soldiers
are foolish."
The genera! told of seven bullet "
wound- In hi? shoulder and knee,
which he said give him great ;>a!n.
Bad Blood
Is responsible for tno?t of the dis
eases and ailments that afflict hu
manity. To purify It take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Purifies and vitalises the blood.
And he he was worrying about
spending a night In jail because of
them.
Ilf was also worried a hull I Mm*.
Spin?vnopr, he said, because she had
j been III.
"
SK.MKMIFK KOIK'KS TltKATKII
A I.I.IKS WITH IX.MM.KM'K
WASHINGTON, April 13. ?Allied
soldiers iii Siberia were grcpli'd with
insolence and were refused .oopera
iIkii by the Semeiio(T forces, the
Senate l.abor Cmnmltlfc waj* lold to
fln\ in lis invest iRa t Ion into the ac
tivities "f General Gregorie Semenoff.
nntl-ISolshevist leader. w hose de
portation is sought by the nun mi 11 ee
i'1i;i iimaii. Senator Itorah, of Idaho.
Th?- witness was Captain Kdwin I..
Karle. of St. I'aui. a former oftieer of
* Rrltish engineer ? orps.
Captain Karle said thit upon his
arrival in Siberia, lie earried to
Semenoff's headquart ers the greet
iiiks of General Knox, the Hrltisll
commander, and invited the anti
Rolshevlst leader ? n eall i-n the Hrit
isti eomtnander-ln-fbief General
Sem?*ttofr d?< lined roughly. saying,
?? eord I ng to Karle
' If your superior wants me. l am
here."
COAL STRUCK IS
SPREADING FAST
IN PENNSYLVANIA
("ontinued Krom First r?Kf,l
rt-jclon.s heretofore strictly non
union."
Mr. Murray left fur Itis lioine nt
I'it t mI. Utah tonight. where li? ox
pi'ClPil to remain until hi.? return
here for resumption of the suln 0111
mitt'-e's oonf ereucen Tuesday l?is
Irii't presidents of the miner* left
for their headquarter* at Scrnnlon,
Stiaii.okin and llaacltoii, in Biithor
additional data In support of the
I'emand* submitted prior lo th?
st ri 'k e.
I,mi? lleftirii* Home.
1 .VI"? 1AN"A r< >!,1S. April 13?Na
I tonal heartuaftrrK for the conduct
o| the foul ntrik" wre shifted to.
niklil t" Springlleiii. III., when Pres
ident John l>. l.ewl?. of the I'nlted
Mine Workers of America, went to
hi* home there to remain for th?
xv<ek-en>l He will return to union
headquarters here Monday.
Vassar Union Suits, $1.00
Tailored to fit for comfort and long
wen r.
Brocaded Foulard Ties, 85c
Pure Silk Scarfs, in dotted offpets, navy
and brown.
Shantung Silk Shirts, $4.95
Pure Silk Attached-Collar Shirts, tail
ored ripln in every detail.
Continued progress tn ?!??? Oniirul
Pennaylvai:|:t nonunion ilintriot was
reported today by the union tl?* 1?I
agents, Inn their report* were <!??-?
FVrilied ii? making ii" Hpo-IIU* claims.
till Mr. I,ewls return here lie prob
ably will law a conference with
Vlce-Prenidi'nt Philip Murray, who
holds the miners' representatives in
negotiations ill New York over :i
wane scale for the n lit hraeit ?? Indus
try. The conlerenrn was adjourned
today until Ttlesila \ .
No Appreelnnlr KIT eel on Himtiiess.
WASIIIXtlTON, April 13 Secre
tary Hoover said today tin* Depart
ment of Coinmeni' had as yet noted
no appreclahle effect of tin- coal
strike 011 I UKlness. lie ileelareit
that the country's roal supplx .*ip
pea r?'<l ?t> be sutllclent for normal
consumption. ami with the exception
? >f tiie men laid off bv railroads
there lias been no material Increase
in unemployment He adilril that he
knew of no steel mills flosinu be
rauve of lack of ??i>al
Ther^rieiipjunpani/
iiumf ??i iv ??.?...itn
HIT OR MISS
SATURDAY
Popular Music Day
1K7*f? ( S\\ h-?? ?. f??* trot. NVhit* man
Hta * >r? h.
(in it Mom, f??* t r?t, \V!tlt*ntnn
A. Ilia Orch.
1*7 (||??. fox trot. Ml Si?r TiioOri-h.
(Muni, fox trot, All-.^tar Trio
? >r?*h.
I*7*M (Ihltitnoo* Mil**. trot.
HlnWf * Shuffle Along on h.
(HNintfinn I'a^. ??nr *t?*p. lll.ik* h
Shufrt** Alnnij Orch.
18112.1 (On* KIn*, fox trot. IWn?.?n ordi.
i.Iiim! 1.iU?? h ltatnl?o*# f?-* tr?t.
Orch.
K^pnv l*lu?a. fox :???!. Wh: t -
man'a Orch.
(\Vh*?n HiuMhn Sfiiilos. foi tint,
\V hi Tallinn'* Or* h.
I * fc 4 2 (Jutit a Mttl* l#n\* Son*.
trot. \Vh.t?? man * op h
(Ty-Tm, to* trot, \\'h?t?*rnnti *
1 ?rrh.
' 8 M!? ((irtinny You'r# My V?hii.:ii\ >
Mummy, fox trot. Koyal
? >roh.
(All That I W#?l I* You. f"X
t rot. ? *luh Ho\ n 1 0? ? h.
1 * M .*? (f Want M> Marnmy Mandy 'N*
Mo ffx ?rot. .SmMh'f ??irh.
(Stealing. fox 1 rot. Smith ? Orrh.
1 ((.'utio, m*<11?*\ f**? trot. Wlv***
nian'w Orch.
I U'nMom** Hour*, f-?* trot,
Whit* man* a Or?h
3&713 (Popular S??rta r<t V**t*r?1av.
rnr.li..> \w., ? / No. 1. II.p,-I
Orch.
(Popular Sonuh of V.* *vilay.
tor #1>> wall/. No. 11.?? * ?? I -
orch.
l*;ll (I'll Korjf^t Voij John
(Th*? W??rM ??* Waiting for th
Sunria*. John
I c 5 *T ? W pi'ji* No Moi>. Mv M-immy,
|>?r|#?ft
(I'll IK* ?;u?t to i{#?i n.nk to \t\
llom* Town. A ni*r!? * ti
t*t.
!M4t (That** I low 1 Italic V* in V?>u,
llfRM Rtnr.
(1 Wunt Vou Motnir-.c Noon r;? t
Nt*ht. ? 'hr.rlc* llart'ton.
1* * % 4 nirHnny. V\ **tt.? 11?jc?*..
(Km-I.ii-A. Kiln* Mrown Klllott
Fhm ??
1***2 (Apol Show or a. Harrison.
(1'^v# M* NN itli II Smil**, ? 'hnrl"ii
I In rr i?on.
1 (Carolina Holllni; Stonf. 4'hi?>|^n
llarf - Klllott Shnw.
(Th**r?*'a Silver in Vour Hair
?'harl#?? Hurt.
? 5iV<7 (Smtl* Throuih Vour T'ats.
I.amh?rt Murphy.
(Th* Hand of Vnu. I.u? v
lifll Marsh.
TbCsikuCmsy
aia k a st it it 11t > *Titi:i:r.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
ANNOUNCES THE ELECTION OF
JULIEN H. HILL to the Presidency of the Company
The strong and progressive interests associated with Mr. Hill give assurance of the best and
most complete service in all departments of the hanking and trust business.
t I %TKMI-:\T OK < O N IUTIO \ OK Til K.
National State and City Bank
l(l< II *IO Ml, \ 11(1.1 N I *
\t (lie I'lutf (if ItiiHinrvn April 112. 10'J.
HKMII IICK.H
I.nan* ii(itl DiAroiiitl* . . f I I,.10!l.2.'l(l lift
O? i*r<lmfli
"?erurltle* llnnril
( sinIi nnil line Krom llnnkn
I u>lninpr>' I.lability (criMinl ?if A<'rp|tl?nrf?
Ileal Katnte. Ilnnklnu Millar, I'll rill III re n ml
Klktil rea
Inlrrral K.arned, Hut \??l ( ollecled
oilier llpmnirrp*
I.I \ III I .I'll Kl
I Ifpiial I a .....
Nnilunnl llxnk \ntea In I Iri'iilntlon
llrill?rniinli> Federal linen f Until*
I.lability termini of \eer|il*nrr?
I nmrnrd IMaeoiint
llmprif for Inlrriat, Tn\r*. K.*|ien?e. ele.
I npllal Miii-li
Virplna mid I minified I'mflia
?J.Mil 2*
<l(lll.s|is 42
4,444.024 XII
710.4.1.1 no
2iM.<i:? 4i
K.7?4 I I
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H7.OflO.M7 40
11 2,o:t2,nim iti
4211.IKMt (Ml
1.331.400 no
7ltt,4:tr. 11ft
ftn.2<*e ?r?
12?.o:u 72
i ,000,000 no
1.147,4111 Oft
?I7,0?0,SI7 40
niMir,\?r:ii ?titk?knt ok coMirnov ok thk
Old Dominion Trust Company
II11 H MO Ml. \ 1 hi; I N I \
At (he Clone of lln\liie*H Iprll 12, 1022
IIKSOI IK'F.S
l.oati* nod Illat-onn(?> 9 JI.I2I.0IO MR
HernrlllrK ll?nrd
rank nnil line from llnnU"
Ileal F.aiate. Ilnnklns llonae, Furniture nnd
Kl?(nre? ...
Olhrr Heal Kuliilp Owned
Other Heaourrea
I.IAIIII.ITII'."
Hflfrw for iRlrrnl, Ta*es ?n?l K
Capital Stork
Mnrplns anil I ndhldrd Proflta ....
020.372 Jl?
STH.I70 07
202.0.17 OO
2.1 0119 .1.1
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* 4,014.021 03
2.1..1S4 R7
I.IHHUMHI (HI
1,247.013 45
* 4,014,021 in
llllt KCTOIt.S
K. 1< A 1 > I?1 Si i N
Y . Presided! V irg iti i a-Caroli na I'liemiral Co.
JAM ICS II A NI?KI tSOX
I'.it hmninl
lire II ANTRIM
of ?' \\ Antrim A- Son*
SPF.NCKR I. C A ItTKR
V h e ? Prf sidHit Virginia-Carolina chemical Co.
J A M KS 1> cur.Ml'
Hi'hmi.ml
ItdHKKT S CHI Ml'
l*i e>id?-nt Standard I i Manufacturing Co.
H W KI.I.KRK?>\
President Albemarle I'hjkt Mantifart urlng ? o
ii i. kk111;rs<>n
Cr*? d<-ii< Kit ki National Hank. N>*pnri .Who, Va.
(>?' Newport New* Sh11>t>iiiUlnk an<l Pry Pock Co.
II' illACK S. HAWKS
of S II. 11 a w < i A- i'n
.111.11".N II. II 11.1.
1' i e b i <1 e n (
<? K. KASSITKR
\"1 < ?? - |'r,de1-1 American l/n hiiinlivp ''o.
.1 JoRPAN l.KAKK
of l,caki> a- R'lford. Aitornrys
KDWARPC MAYO
Richmond
JAM IS 1 Mil.I.Kit
President J. I' Tayl"i Co., In'-.
KPWIN A PA KM Kit
Principal Agent Mutual Aisiirame Society of Virginia
WIl.KIAM II I 'A KM Kit
chairman of Hoard
Pi e*lden t Virginia K.rr> and Marine Insurance r*o.
11 K.N It V <? STI'AKT
Klk 'iardon, Va.
K. H SVPNOU
President Richmond Pry Ooods Co.
OR AN VII.KF. O VAKKNTINF.
President Va er.lln? Meat Jules Co.
BTKWART M WOODWARD
, of Woodward A S?>n Wholesale Kumber
DIHKCTOHS
S. T IIBVKRI POK
S T Hfverldgf A.- Co.
J. P. RRAPY
Clerk of I'nlteil Slates Court
M C. I1RA NTH
of Thomas Rranch & Co
JONATHAN BRYAN
Pre?td?nt Richmond Forging* ? 'orporatIon
.IAMBS H. POOI,MY
Capitalist. Plreclor of C. & O. Railway Co.
K. K. <'( >KKS
Trtamirer N'irnlnia-i'arollna Chemical Co.
JIM,IKN II. IIII.K
President
President National Stale and city Rank
EDWIN A. PAKMKR
President Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia
H R. POI.KARP. JR.
President Pollard A Ragby, Inc.. Real KM a t e
JOHN OARKANP POI.KARP
A11orney-at - Ka w
W. S RHDAPS
President'?^?ller * Rhoads. Inc . the l.?rs<esl Pepartment Slor?
in (he Soulh
W. H. KKAI'liHTKR
Vice-President of the Company
tJJialJiuner cJ&rotA&rs
RRO A DAT F I F T H.
Clearance of Glove Silk Hose
at?1.95 pair
(Originally Priced at
$3.00 and tip to $ l.f>0 pair.)
One lot consists of heavy (jnalitv plain glove silk In
navy, brown and white, trimmed with hand embroid
ered clocks in contrasting colors. Si7.es S>2 and 0
only.
Another lot of fancy stripe glove silk in several
smart now patterns, made with the popular pointed
hoel and double glove silk garter tops Shown In
brown, navy, black and white. Choice at 1.95 pair.
Children 's Mercerized
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''Roll Your Own"
MOTHERS, this is something you will not object to doinp if
the Carriage for The Infant Highness comes from Sydnor
& Hundley.
IN the park on the sidewalk?anywhere the beautiful vehicles in
wonderfully woven wicker from this store arc distinguished from the
commonplace, even as you know Packards, Pierces and Cadillacs from
lasr. year's flivvers as they pass you on the boulevard.
HOW much do you think of your baby, anyway? As much in public
as you do at home? Then treat it as you would treat yourself were
your positions reversed, and it were you who could not talk and make
your wishes known.
Sydnor & Hundley
Grace Street at Seventh
$ I51>E
Here's Wonderful News for
Everyone in Richmond!
Gertrude Steele
Chambers
gave a series of lectures in Richmond last year before
capacity audiences of the representative citizens of
Richmond and followed these public lectures with pri
vate class instruction to several hundred eager students,
who were so enthusiastic about her work that they have
by many earnest, personal requests SUCCEEDED IN
GETTING HER TO RETURN' and give another series
of lectures on
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
Mrs. Chambers promises to all who will follow her work
YOU CAN BE WELL, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL!
?and she points to thousands of successful, energetic men and attractive, happy
women all over the country who attribute their achievements largely to her Inspir
ing work.
She will give FIVE FREE PUBLIC L.RCTURES, APRIL 17, IS, 19, 21 and 22.
THE CITY AUDITORIUM
(Tin* Oilier Auditorium Would Not Hont llor Audloiirps I.nHt Ycnr)
The subject of the first lecture, Monday, April 17th, 8 P. M., is?
"How to Get the Most Out of Life"
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED BRING YOUR FRIENDS
COME?YOU WILL UVE, LAUGH AND LEARN

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