EVENING LEDaElt-PHILAPBLPHTA, EEJJDAY, DECBMB13B 22, 101G
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SAPPHIRES '
Ail important
in
rings
C artier
712 Fifth Avenue
New York
Bgfcyv"6gaaft
!B0Y ASSAILANT TO PAY
JANE BONNER'S DOCTOR
"Lad Who Slashed Daughter of
Jjiquor Men's Agent Put
( on Probation
An echo of it aorlciUM llullowi'eli i-nwimile
'during which Jans llonner, tlio alxtcnn-jeiir-'ld
daughter of Noll llonncr, prcalilenl of
'the National Jtctdll Liquor Denier' Am-
elation, of TnenlyMConil nrwt Carpenter
Ittreet, wns atnhlicil In tlio nlulonii'ii with
ii penknlfo by John Murtlia, fifteen jciira
lolil, of 2514 Kimball otrcet, tvaa henril In
the Juvcnllo Court today, when Jutlice Mac
ilNfelllfl Bummoncd younK Murtlia for jiuiiIkIi
'ment. Tlio fnthor of tho llttlo iilrl did not
jlvlali to prosecute, belnir Hatlnlled with (tin
j rclmburaement for mcdlcnl expenses lie lmd
i Incurred!
Judgo Marseille thereupon plnced the
boy on probation and ordered him to pay
I the fxirl'n father $ir n month until u doc-
tor'ii bill of (300 nnd honpltul exneiwi of
160 nro dlnchurccd.
' On Halloween night, Jnno Uonner, drexiicd
ln mala attire, with Kevvrul other mna
qucrartlne .romnnnlonn wns frolkkltiR on
downtown streets Tliey met jotintr Murttui,
U6 feared he wait nboiit to bo attacked.
JroW a penknife mid Htnbbcd at the nearest,
one to him. Tlio Homier girl won the vic
tim. ftho "vvua taken to the I'oUollnti Iloa.
pltnl where alio wan compelled to underKO
fn operation. 1'or mimo lime Mho huh In a
critical condition and her wound required
forty-eoven atltehct.
CALLS FATHER SUICIDE,
BUT ISJIBLDBY JOLlfcE
Mop. Found Dcnd Near Poison llottle,
, but Drugs Did Not Cnuse
.' Death
I IouIm Urcndt, lxt-four jeiim old, wu
found dead today at tho foot of tlio etalrM
In hl home, 1910 Enat Oakdilo utrect.
With, blood nt ream Ins from IiIm mouth and
a carbolic ncld bottlo lioaltlo his bod)
Tho police hello ed at tlrnt that he had
endrd Ills llf". but further InveatlRiitlon
nhoived that (hero were lib ucld hlinix on
hist mouth und thut lie had not ban allowed
tho poison. Deputy Coroner OreenlmlKli
Aid tho man posit holy hna not committed
suicide.
Ho paid ho could not explain, hourjvnr.
why tho m.in dlioultl hao been carrying
tha acid bottle .Meanwhile, the dead mari'ri
fon AtiKU.it wmh held as a material uUiu-sh
by MaMstrnto Diets and sont to Muya
nicrisInK l'rlson to await tho result of tho
Coroners Inquest. Thn son hud prevlutisly
expressed tlm belief that IiIh father hid
conmlttcd aulcldo vvhlln Intoxicated. 11a
bought a Kim recently with vucli Intentions,
ha said, and then sold It to buy liquor
Etorm Damage In North I'enn Section
bANBDALB. rn , Dec. 22 There won u
phenomenal thunderalorm accoinpunled by
lvld IlRhtnliiR haro und In other North
Pcnn cuminunltlea early toduy Tho thun
der peats, wcra lonir and rumbling und una
(Series lasted for three minute and xhook
'tiultdlnss. The calllnir at tho Philadelphia
& Reading Hallway oitlce mum shaken looso
end fell Such "a midwinter storm Ih un
precedented In this section.
Suggestions
for Men
In Gold
Cigarette Catcs
Match Boxes
Penknives
Pencils
Smokers' Novelties
Sleeve Buttons
Vest Chains
Z.J.Pequignot
Jewels
H 1331 Walnut Street
m
SEE UNCLE SAM'S
GREAT ARMY ON YOUR
WAY TO CALIFORNIA
El Paso the greatest concentration
point for American troops since tho Civil
iVar-rna many other Important armv
riheattqusrters lie on tli joute of the
"Golden State Limited" and "California,"
via, Roclt Island Bl Paso Southwestern
r-Hauthtrn I'acltic
You'll sea our oldlergyou'H thrill
with the sense of our power you'll liave
tfao most Interesting journey of a lifts
tbn, and at Its end Ilea California the
land at eternal summer.
Tg military eoatnpmenta at Bl Paso
jMid "t prpvW a continuous pao-
vry loyal Am&floan should see.
permit tea-day topover at El
Xo quicker tltenp better service via
SBjf routo to (Southern California the
lrecf route ot lowwt altltyde. '
,? is th&H thra days-rClilcago-t.
jjfpl to Um Aaiw o xtra fart.
" -. ; P4MW r66ervUe mtm CaHfornia
WOOD LAWYER
FILES EXCEPTIONS
Judge Kunkel Will Hear
Arguments Again in Pen
sion Mutual Case Jan. 3
DONALDSON IN CHARGE
O'Neil's Appointee Goes to Pitts
burgh to Begin Inves
tigation Inception were died to the receivership
decree of the Dauphin County Common
Pleas Court today In the inw tit I he Pen
sion Mutual Life Insurance. Company, which
concern was dlmoheil U1 Moudaj. The ex
ceptions worn receded by JudKe Kunkel In
his iliambers who unuited argument there
on, oettlnir January J as tho date
The exooptlors ero tiled by cx-Hfnte
Sefiator Josetili 11 Thotniwon of linier
Kails, lleacr County, altornej fur the Pen
Hlon .Mutual
QuestlunlttK the conHtltUtlonallt of the In
rtiraiice law of I'M I, clnltnlnit that It i;lvei
lllekal lioucrs to the mute liihUintii.u De
liaitni'cnt and ulso Imld that ('ommlnxloner
J Denny O'Nell oxerslepped In nnkhiR for
a decree of dlerolutlon before, an receiver,
he hud opporlunll) of IlixintlKallutc tho pus
sibllltlen of iI.ilIiik the uffnliH of the nun.
puny on a bUHlueis IjuMh
W M Harnett, t)eput AHorney (teueial
upliearril In rhambern wlieli the ixceptlons
ere rend und urKed (lint the Court sum
marily dlMulsx them
In PlttNburh toda RpreUrr Donald
son, of the Pension .Millu.il Life luniiriintii
Compiui, took iharKe of tha olllces of that
ronipiuo In I'irtli aciiue shortly bi fori)
noon .Mr Donildnou went to Pitts
bin nil this uuti mux from Philadelphia and
madn an Innpeitlou of thn otllce hut no
actual work uns accomplished until this
afternoon lie wanted to arraiiKi' his force
In sUlIi a muiiuer as to el the Jiest service
out of tho employes and hasten his lnves
tlKatlnn tutu the conduit of the IiUsIiichh
Donaldson paid that ho would spend the
greater purt of his time here, but Mould
Ijo compelled to make frequent trips to
Philadelphia and UnrrlMnirt? Ho said ho
had no Idea what tho hooks of tlm com
pany would slum
IMwIn 11 Cox, candidate for Kpeukcr ot
thn House when, the next Uciieral Arhimii
bl) aiuvl'iiPH at llairlNliurK, urltes to thn
HxRrtlN'i Lkuokii that he Is In favor of Im
proved Ihsurance luus
llecently h ilval fr the speakership
ltlchaid .1 Huldulii. siild he wan In favcu
nf better liiNurmcu laws, pinvlcled they
worn needed
Mr Cox writes1
'a i, in assure oil that the hiimo motive
which prmniiled mo to work and Vote for
liumaiia lawn at the last 'session of tho
l.iKlftlaturv, namely tho protective acts for
tho child as well as the adult. Is as stroiiK
now lis It w'as then, und I will cast my
vote and Inlluencn for any ri medial legis
lation that will correct conditions now hum
perliis" piotcctlon of thn wldons and or
phans "I mil not familiar with tlfe Insuranco
laws of New York, but If they nro better
than Pi misylv aula's T am In favor of brine
lint our laws up to the suiiui basis or better.
".Should the Information fiirnlshi d to tho
next House show that an InvestlKutlon of
Insurance conditions bu nectssar), 1 will
voto for It
'ConKratulutlntr ou on jour efforts for
tho advancement of humanlt) I urn,
"Very truly jours,
"DDW1N It COX"
JAl'ANnSEjL'OLONELS AftlUVE
Other Notables Itcach New York on
French Liner
NKW YOIUC. Da H Atnomr the P
senders on the Freneh liner Ia Tojralno
when she arrived today from Bordeaux
were Julian Allen, a oun American who
has been flfthtlng with the French nrmy
and who wns cited for bravery; Mrs Nina
Duryea, n novelist, who was decorated In
Franco for war relief work. hd General
TAkudtt and Ueutenftnt Colonels Oneda and
Oashl, of the Japaneso army
Hnventeen members of the crew of the
fruituayan steamship President? Vlera
which went ashore on Oleron Island on N'o
V ember 21, also Were on board
Klkton Marriage Licenses
Kf.KTO.V, Md Deo 22 Couples prn
ourlnK marriage licenses here today wero
Walter It ICelly and Mario McDonald, Phil
ndelphla, Ueorge. A. Thompson and Klsla
Hotips, Usltlmore, DeorKe Quay nnd Kllza
belli Adams, of Ccmahohorkeil, Pn , Adam
Warnock, of Plillsdelphls, nnd I.ydla Mor
K.i ii. of Hbamoklii; William drover nnd
(Irace Madden, of Mount Holly, N. J.; John
Uounlvllle nnd Kdmi (toldabotoiiKh. ot
Chester, MUhnet Dimiir nnd (Irace Itushell,
of Iteiidltuc
EDUCATOa
nv&vjy
Vor Alen. Women nrnl
Children
Solid Comfort
Hewn rdn wa Term nf
tttMiA nature shupa alio a.
Wear Utlucatora and
n huppy.
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Poe's Poems, Illustrated
By Edmund Dulac
"The IlelU" and Other I'liemi. lly Kdr
Allin l'" Willi "H vt lllulriloni In
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Illt'ilrntor
Jl'ixsVl .Inchta
papr. wlda marirln . Blrungly Uund In
iilua buckram, hoavlly (iiiuonatd. full silt
till pn (runt ouvr IlodJtr Htgurhtun'
prlt, S oiJ nut Our prlc, boxd J21.KO
fr itvlnu i3x.uu
I'ontuie, SJc l.'ilru
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With Colored Plates
The Manner. Cuttoiut. I.auiumea. Illi.
tury anil I'snultloua er the orth Aiutrlmn
Indiana, lly Uvtirsa 1 allln Tho txparlanca
u( alalil lun' travallni amonv Indian
tribva lSJS'inu. bviorn ioy war uvar
whalrood by advancln elvllluttloa, plcturlnsr
vividly and with lh authority or paraouiil
obaarvatlon the dally Ufa ot .ach trlba In
In native alluutlon und In all tin aapacta,
nabtlnr hunllug auortlmr their (Uperatl
llena relUlona and Initiatory ctramonUa,
clolh and Mulpnnnl lor war asd hunt,
lhlr ihlafa and Kuvarnmant mtdlcln man
dwalllnga and ananipuiant maklnv uu u
uwiplMs ulolur from uuinarpiu Intaraatluc
iMialla, each of whUU l lliiutratwl ly a.
eelofpu platt. raproducfd oxaotly attar tha
orlilnal paliitlnsa. uoniprUlnar In alt tau
full-para tutorial platu containing SJO
liwrelf Portrait vlawa ata . twa iwlorad
inapa. Two voIuidm royal Svu. bound la
j-tcn, rod, cUth. trutu, uilar and ttaek
lnirJ In abtd, silt top- 313 and Sltt
8axaa- i'ubiinu many yjr am at Jo uu
iar prlsa for tba two vol- Cir rn
umaa
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An Art Book
Concerning a Great Writer
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peraonal filtad Utu
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Ilotnoa nnd'HauaU
alitMA la bjck and white (rem
utatejSii fc Ifinklna peraonal frit
E. 11 S. VVrran. oat of tha kaIhi i,nra
P4lo(r. at to Mft caulury Pueriutu
and aaptojutupi of ploturu ar by Mir Ed
witd T KE; f atuoUJ art crltU. l'latur.a
fin ba dalfeiled (9? framin- l 10i7t
aaiwa. la juavy lbsbt bin bukraut TltlV
is full soM cllt tap. MiciuJIWa fiJI Kft
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TODAY'S MAIfKiAHi: LICENSES
ant llielyn
Slid
and
linlinr. 7111 M III. Li !
Thomas. Haviilse 1'14S jfferou el and lro
Ctlali U Wtlsht lilt Otf.iMl at
Post SOU N Marvin,, at
Hhnon H tlliidelaky ITU S' Mill at,
JmrmMt U I.ulr 3JJI .S .aid at
Harry t Andaraoii lo I'othnrlne at,,
ivnim . ainuiiur, lot n llllha ai
una .-viiicnii, zjk uxroru ai
llnrlnn It lonra .'.'OH .V. JUlh at . and lien
.. rIMIa.A I'ooixir a.'OS N, i'Ulli at
llpiiry t vtHtrbeil an W. In liana ave . ami
Sailla Downam ?HM N I'ali thorp at
Clavton Hunt, I'.'.'H Turnar at , and Maud 1,
Handrraiin. S2.'J Turner at.
Pairlrk J llrodi .n.'r. N illlh at , and Mary
B Tiivlnr alio N ChBilnlrk at
Hariri" IIpiiiii ."till N Kwiinaun at, ami HII'u
llrowu 1,'S-IO N Hanaon at
Harvi-y I (tatini-r I o ( haap I'a , and Oar-
trilla . Kc-huctitar, 7I2J MlliKlialu al,
I'annack tlnllop Halllniore Mil and CJii-anle
Hill Nawnrll N I
I'stiilllo V liiironniiu 1.1311 H Inih at and lloalna
I Nalalucu IIL'H l.llauiirlh at
VVaalay HI I' llu.Mar .'mill Uakrnrd at. nnd
Marlnii I." Inhiiaon, 1S1H M Hull at,
tlaorae llvana r.s...' Vluanraia at an I Hiden i'
Hpeme .IV) Mechanic at
Itnhart I tunea I aaauo Island, and HJna M
Powell '2M1 M llrnad at
I'alvlu llainmonil llrundwlna Hiitnnilt, Pa and
Muinla (Iravea chrater. I'a
Wllllnm J llurhnuan Jr . I (II J V. Harks at
nnd Martin I'nlenx R1S Kalrtnotint up
Ulllluiu It, Kail) IU21 N Ilih at. nnd Clealv
I: Applal) lll.'l N tlth at
John llltrhl '.'.'CJ l: ( lanrlleld at anl Marilm
A lliihar nut lllcliinonil at
l.divnril K Hnnldemen nMJ Locuat at nn I
Minnie Ilolfburr. 4ISO l'arkalda ave
jnaapn i,nrh, J 7ii Median el
at
Cooper. il llermantown ni
Charlas J llauld WJ.' N Kiln
nrln It Hnu-r a'oi N 2d at
John Clarke I'heatrr. I'n nnd
rneatar. I'a
Clmrlen Ailama l'nl rYdarnl at ,
U Morrla 111 J I Annln at,
Trank T Hcott, C. N tlh si .
II I.owdn lllvarlon N '.
Cnl-I. Hoblnann LIT. N U2d at
VVIIann IR4II . '22:1 al
Harry r Hlook SII7T K fomeraat
nnil
Hllial
and nih
nnd Mnrv Itenaiin
and rminln
and Hnnnit
Anna
at
nnd
rimrlnttn A Hrnwn 2077 K Homaraal al
Prederlik II (Iroarhup 1.1111 S' Newklrk al
nnd Nr-lll (' Hlaalna, -HOT Unkrr kjl
Joacph (lnl.lh.TK. Ills a. tlh at , and Itoan (low.
Iierir Ili-iS Hoiith al.
Alirnhnni II Haatwnti.t, VValdon. Pa , and Ottllle
C Matraer 2721 V 28d at
llnay Hnria llonnoke, Va , and Annie Doonr,
n'l7 .V I arlliie at
Riches Made and Lost
in Wall Street Panic
Cantlnaed from Pare One
the number of small speculators wiped out
financially In this weeks panic-stricken
market will reach far Into tho thousands
"Not until now," salil otio broker, "has
even Wall Rtreet ItMlf realized tho enor
mous number of small speculators It's
nolnic lo be a tough Christmas for mont
of them"
The Street Is filled with stories of losses
One man, sixty-three years old, who mnde
a fortune In real estate before tlio panic
of 1907 nnd who Invested In stocks In 1908.
was wiped out tic plaed Hteel common off
the boards, buyliiK It n few weeks r;o at
122, when reports wern current that It
would reach 160 Today he must start
anew'.
One broker told of n school teacher who
lmd Inherited flS.OOO .She raUKht the
fever on HiibmaMnc Hoot, buying: nt 46
Today the slock was sellltiR around 26.
and she was willed nut .
There wero hundreds of .stories, tlliTerlnK
only In name nnd nmmint
Humors Hint IiIk bankers planned tu meet
and form Some plan for supporting- the
market today wern denied, vhllo biff Miniv
ers declared If esterd' market was a
piinlc, It was n safe und sane panic"
Itertiird M llarucli and lllirton Cnstlea..
iVc oinlr.t d leudi rs of the professlonil bear
croud which started hnmmerlnit prices
low u when the tttrtiuiu Chnncellor pro
posed peine cleared Immense sunn, cover
ing Hull short selllnv by huylni; at bottom
prliei vestetilnv, nccordlnu to reports on tho
Klrnt todn. (lermnn luinl.ers and lirolters
wire tanked nmnni' thoe who rode the
ci null to millions
Cullliirt of loans lj banks and demand for
wide miiruliis li brokers forced many
"enl: elm titulars ' to throw their lioldliiKa
upon the market Hunkers and blir traders
wero quoted lodnv as ilechirliiir this has
slretiKthctird the market position It linn
without ii doubt Rrentlv wenkemil the n
KrrRate iiunlinslnic powet of the countr i
speculative public Tlm blow fell upon the
amateurs lnrelv und tho lounlrv nt larite
aitaln or.nt nbuteil million to tho manipu
lators of Wall street
-$&L HARDWOOD 2f8j
P FLOORS g
Colli t
Mario I
Divorce Granted
No I today Rrnnled n dlvorcu lo
I.luekur from Arthur V l.lneker
No building is too large and none too
Bmn.ll for Iiardwood floorinp. For a
bathroom or n convention nail hard
wood affords advantages that more than
offset the slight extra cost. Let us
explain just what these advantages are
and also give you estimates.
PINKERTON
3034 West York St. ?;..
Freakish filectric
StormStrikc8 City
t'antlnned from fare One
the rain nnd half mist Philadelphia had
almost h fxmdon-llke appearance.
The lUhtntnR- flashes wern mor unex
pected than Zeppelin bombs In the English
capital
The first lightning flash was seen shortly
after 6:30 From that hour until after 7
o'clock they came In rapid succesalon, light
ing up tho sky In bright flashes all over the
city, but especially in tho northeast nnd
western sections
Thunderstorms nro not very unusual at
this time of yenr, nrcordlng to ths Weather
tlurenu. They almost Invariably are fol
lowed by a very sharp drop In temperature,
and tomorrow trill be much colder. It was
said
This morning's storm was caused by ex
cessive moisture In the air, which was
brought by winds from the gulf coast
A bllzznrtl, accompanied by a heavy nnd
driving snow and strong gates, Is raging
over tho northern and eastern part ot ths
country today. TratTIc In nearly nil the
cities In northern New York State nnd all
the tlrent Lakes wns Impeded nnd In some
Instnlicon held up nltogether
The weathor bureau In Washington Is
sued a warning that n storm was brewing
over Delaware and extending up the At
lantic const, with strong gales all nlong
the New England coast.
Tho blizzard extended westward Into
Ohio nnd seriously handicapped both esst
nnd west bound Christina' trains ftoms
trains from the west are reported twelie
hours late
Northern New York Klnte was hard hit
1 Ifteen Inches of snow, whipped by a sharp
gale, utterly demoralized trstTIc and caused
derailments of the earn which ventured out
Many peisons were Injured In minor acci
dents c:rtii-od by the storm
Iteld Thief nnd Incendiary ,
ntTiUK!tM To-. Deo 22 -Charged
with .ttemptlne; to set flr lo the horns
of Walter Cooke Johr Van Norman was
committed to Jail if H charged that ho
broke Into the Cooke residence, cleaned out
the family refrigerator sprinkled coaljoll
over the kitchen rtoor and had Just applle.
a match when Mr. Cooke and her huiband
surprised him.
Cheek for $100 as Warna., .
itAnnisHuna.Pa.tua. ; rra
the Lochle! wreck on the n.t ,f
Ua.lroad here In ",.,' Bf
when Mrs ArdetU Anderson r P?,. tH
sent a check for $100 to n,. ,,.!!T
Hospital In memory of her huthnVT
W Anderson, and son
"ik A.
who were cared for at the InztliMi wo.
being Injured. lnnltut)Bj
Christmas Gifts for the Home
fffik Electric Lamps, Dining Room Electroliers.
Vqm Electric Table Lamps, Gas Table La
Solid Mahogany Floor Lamps $1 A
JTpmcha,ei 'M 4,I
f'U be hung Utt dchnrgl
' 1
"lid
Mnharany
Boudoir Jft '
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For the past twelve months we
have been "plugging away" at the
volumes and problems of a most
remarkable year, one whose tax
upon the business has been
extraordinary.
Yet, at this Christmas time, we
are glad for the opportunity to
pause and express our thorough
appreciation of the generous
measure of co-operation that has
been afforded us throughout the
year by the telephone users of
Greater Philadelphia, to whom our
wish is for every holiday happiness
and for even greater prosperity
throughout the New Year.
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Suggestions for Christmas Gifts
We have replenished our stock many
times that we may offer even at this late date
a wide and satisfying variety from which to
make selections.
FOR MOTHER
Lorgnettes, I4.G0 to $300.00
Bar Pins LfiO to 800.00
Thimbles, .50 to 30.00
Picture Frames, 1 fiO to 60.00
Opcru Glasses, .'1.75 to 35.00
Mesh Sacs', 5.00 to 350.00
FOR SISTER
WriRt Watches, $9.00 to $750.00
La Valliorcs, 1.50 to 2300.00
Brooches, 2.00 to 2000.00
Linccrio Clasps, 1.50 to 10.50
Dorino Boxes, 2.50 to -13.00
Vanity Cnsea, 2.00 to 255.00
FOR FATHER
Eyeglass Cnscs, $5.00 to $68.00
Cloth Brushes, 2.50 to 13.00
Z.CO to 175.00
1.50 to 45.00
1.25 to 45.00
.75 to 11.50
Ciu-arcttc Cases,
Cip;nr Cutters,
Pocket Knives,
Drinking Cups,
FOR BROTHER
Watche3,
Scnrf Pins,
Tio Clnsps,
Link Buttons,
(Jlinins,
$11.00 to $300 00
1.00 to 1100.00
1.25 to 30.00
1.75 to 500.00
4.50 to 200.00
Military Brushes,4.7G to 23.00
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from owning a car of the Hudfton-Soper-Six
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A car which outrivals jail others in perform
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supremacy.
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253-255 NO. BROAD ST.
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