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H air to Be W orn Straight This Autumn
Established 1876
Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
Published
' o f f i c i a l CITY AND COUNTY
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TELEPH O N E 3 9
C. K. LOGAN, Editor
E ntered a t th e A shland, Oregon
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YEARLY CONTRACTS
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Fraternal Orders and Societies
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
or societies charging a reg u la r Initi­
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re
iigious and benevolent o rd ers will be
charged th e reg u la r ra te for all ad
verti.dng w hen au adm ission or other
charge is m ade.
Jackson County
Fair Awards Are
What Constitutes Advertising
Made To Schools
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d ­
ing am ong som e as to w hat consti
tu tes news and w hat ad v ertisin g ,
we p rin t thi3 very sim ple rule, which
is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti­
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
events, w here an adm ission charge
Is m ade or a collection is taken IS
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his applies to
o rganizations an d societies of every
Kind as well as to individuals.
A ll rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r
they have occurred is news.
AU com ing social or organization
m eetings of societies w here no
money c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti­
ation charged, or collecton taken IS
NEWS.
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Grants Pass Men
cause of this fact th at she W2ote a
, le tte r com m ending th e ad v ertising..
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The wom an was one of the sm ooth­
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rp i I E R E has been much w ailing
* and gnashing of teeth among
the bobbed heads of the land. And
m uch too m uch flourishing and
w aving of the cu rling irons. And
b u rn t-u p h a ir, and coarsened
locks, dried by the perm anent-
ru in in g of the hair.
One had to have short, curly
h a ir—because everybody had to
have short, curly hair. And the
fu n n y p a rt was, no one ever had
sh o rt h a ir and curly h a ir together
a t the same tim e and the rig h t
*cnc. The coiffure was full and
fi iffy and round when one had no
p ace to go, and when one had
rome place to go, with a beau,
one’s h air looked like Sam Hill.
F resh curls, the weekly shampoo,
and the Special Date never seemed
to synchronize.
Life was becoming too compli­
cated. Som ething had to be done
'a save the heads of the fa ir. They
couldn’t get along w ith bobbed
1 h r, and they wouldn’t give it up.
A nd now th e solution; i t ’s all
very simple.
Nobody’s going to curl the hair.
They’re going to leave it stra ig h t.
They a re going to depend on the
n a tu ra l gloss of a well-groomed
head fo r the sta n d a rd of chic and
beauty. Of course, all the h a ir­
dressers will be furious, b u t no
doubt they will bear up under the
blow.
The new coiffure fo r bobbed
h a ir is the s tra ig h t bob. I t is
very pleasing, and follows the
lines of the head in a m anner th a t
is undeniably a rtistic. I t will tu rn
out a t the ends n a tu ra lly and
sm artly in m ost cases, as the
short-bob, n a tu ra l head-dressing
does the photo above.
The
picture shows Dorothy D alton, the
P aram o u n t motion picture s ta r,
in “ The Siren Call,” an Irv in W il-
la t production, doing her h a ir in
this newest and sm artest bobbed
mode. She is one of the first
i screen . ta rs to adopt th is sensible
and attractive dressing sponsored
by Paris.
P a ris, fo r th e long haired, de­
signs th e slick-back mode of w ear­
ing the h a ir, as shown in one of
the sketches above.
Dips and
s tra y w isps of h a ir plastered cun­
ningly and a rtfu lly ag a in st the
cheek, a re an added attractio n .
The h a ir is draw n back very tig h t­
ly, and knotted low a t the back—
n ear the nape of the neck. This
knotting ‘of the h a ir there, gives
a picturesque profile absent from
the h a ir dressing modes fo r m any
years. I t is pleasing and fav o r­
able to m any women, and it is
su rp risin g i t has not come back
before.
B rilliantine is also a p a rt c f
th is long-haired, shining, seal-likc
coiffure. B ut th e shine of bril-
liantine never has the charm and
refinem ent of the n a tu ra l gloss of
the w ell-cared-for, well-groan.«<,
head of hair.
b urg and put under bail, w hich she
(G ran ts Pass C ourier)
forfeited. None of th e money paid
Many local m erchants are bem oan- by the m erchants was recovered.
ing the fact th a t no tra c e has b e e n '
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found of the wom an who fleeced!
CARD OF THANKS
them out of several hundred dollars
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i last week. She pu rp o rted to have
W e did not know we had so m any
au excellent ad v ertising schem e and. loving friends.
Your ten d e r sym-
on th e stre n g th of a few c re d e n tia ls ,' pathy has lightened our burden We
¡collected heavily from a num ber of . (hank you m ost sincerely,
i local m erchants. Today they have
G. m . F ro st and Fam ily.
I n eith er th e a d v ertisin g n o r the
money. I t will probably be credited
io profit and loss— m ostly loss, only
one m erch an t having come out m ore
th an even on th e proposition. The
rest are in the hole for the am ounts
they paid in advance on a fake, the
¡am ounts ran g in g from $10 to $40.
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The wom an said she was g etting
a d v e rtis’ng for sta tio n e ry of the
1 Good S am aritan hospital here
She
exhibited cred en tials from every-;
body except th e cham ber of com -;
m erce, which is supposed to put i t s .
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stam p of approval on all advertising
schem es before they a re patronized '
It’s toasted. T h is
by th e local m erchants. Secretary i
one extra process’
Sabin sta te s th a t not a single m er-I
gives a delightful
chant refe rre d to the cham ber as tc !
q u a lit y that can
the genuineness of the scheme. Missi
A itchison, of th e local hospital, says
ro t be duplicated
th a t th e woman carried a large
num ber of cred en tials from people.
The school exhibits a t the Jackson
county fair won aw ards as follows:
Division 1— R u ra l: Lake Creek,
w ere fig h tin g on the second floor,
firs t; W est Side, second; W illow
when th e floor gave way w ithout
Springs, th ird ; Neil Creek, fo u rth ;
w arning. The o th er firem an e x tri­
W ellen, fifth ;
honorable m ention
cated him self and called for help,
for in d u stria l a rt exhibit to Mays
but A m brose was unable to move.
Creek and Foots Creek schools.
W hen th e rescuers en tered th e blaz-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.— T h e '
A lthough th e farm ers have la rg e r
Division
2— Two-room
schools: ing building he answ ered th e ;r calls. A m erican farm er— th e backbone of o u tp u t and will reap la rg e r prices,
Sam s V alley, firs t; Oak Grove.
W hen released by c u ttin g the tim - A m erican pro sp erity — provides the it is not im probable th a t they will
Division 3— Schools having th re e bers he collapsed.
chief hope, th ro u g h his b um per crop, find some degree of disappointm ent
or m ore teach ers: Phoenix, firs t;
th a t th e country can go th ro u g h the in th e risin g price m ovem ents in
The building was a to tal loss.
Goid H ill; Rogue R iver; T a len t
w inter w ith a m inim um of handicaps d iffe re n t com m odities.
B ut th e ir
(honorable m ention for in d u stria l
follow
ing
th
e
tw
in
in
d
u
stria
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strik
es,
net
gains
over
last
year
should be
A PLEA FOR MOTORISTS
R O C K E FE L L E R SHOULD HAVE
a r t) .
T The farm er, according to officals of considerable because of th e ir m ore
In nine cases o u t of ten w herein |
RESID ED IN OREGON
Division 4— High schools; Phoe-
the :eder 1 reserve board, is to have favorable crop and price records for
accidents occur involving d riv ers of
I nix, firs t; Sam s Valley.
a good season. He will get h ig h er the com ing season,
m otor cars and pedestrians, the m o­
SALEM, Or., Sept. 26.— If W il-j
In divisions 2, 3 and 4, only th e
f rices th.ui last season.
He will
The corn and sp rin g w heat grow-
to rist has done all in his power to
! school aw arded first place redfeived liam R ockefeller had been a c itiz e n )
have"
enough
su
rp
lu
s
to
supply
a
ers
are having one of th e ir best sea­
a v e rt serious trouble. And in about j
a prize of a sta n d a rd picture.
of Oregon instead of New York sta te i
l
s
»-eater
volum
e
of
goods
to
foreign
sons
for m any years. Cotton grow-
a p rep o rt.o n a te num ber of cases the!
M edford schools w ere rep resen ted w hen he died, his heirs wold have
ers
of
the south and southw est face
! buyers.
p edestrian has failed to observe, o r I
only by a w orthy m anual a rt ex- been com pelled to pay in h eritan ce
W hile the strik es have cost bil- a prosperous season because of high-
ra th e r ignore, all tra ffic ru le s andj
| hibit, and A shland had no school tax on his esta te in the am o u n t of
lions of co lla rs in wages and o th er e r prices and less dam age to the
regulations.
work presented. A nother year the $11,966,325 m ore th a n in New Y’ork.
losses, tli> farm s have gone ahead crop th an was anticip ated from the
Two near-accidents occurred on;
two first class d istric ts plan to join
This was set out in a sta te m e n t
¡by th e ir increased o u tp u t in ro llin g boll-weevil
Tobacco p lan te rs have
th e stre e ts of A shland in the past:
forces w ith a com plete educational prepared here by O. P j Hoff, sta te
! up m ore a g ric u ltu ra l w ealth.
prospects, of an excellent crop. Otli-
lew days. In the first, tw o wom en
I tre a s u re r, for transm ission to W il-
exhibit.
! Tin fed ral reserve board foresees e r crops a re considerably above the
suddenly cut across th e stre e t be
The ju d g in g com m ittee m ade sev- liam G. S hepherd of New York city,
m any complex problem s th is w inter, j average.
tween two parked autom obiles and
i eral suggestion helpful to the e d u -.w h o is p rep arin g an a rticle on the
as an o u tgrow th of the strik es, al-
B anking rep o rts a re careful to,
glanced n eith er to th e left nor to
ra tio n a l d e p a rtm e n t: B etter r e p r e - ! su b ject for publication in an east-
though
t
i
e
general
business
situ
a-
stress
th e fact th a t th e farm ers ofi
th e right. In o rd er to avoid s tr.k in g sen ta tio n of schools a t the’ fa ir next ern m agazne. In
New York state,
tion
is
believed
to
be
in
h
eren
tly
the
country
buy m ore th an any o th er
them a m otorist tu rn e d li s m achine fall, every school to exhibit som e th e in h erita n c e tax on Mr. Rocke-
sound.
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p
a
rt
°
I
th
e
co u n try ’s population.
m to a n o th e r car and had to pay for work.
An a rra n g e m e n t of w ork feller's e sta te w as estim ated a t $7,-
B usiness activity has k ep t up a t a W hen th e ir p urchasing power is
the dam age re su ltin g , though the:
whlch will m ore easily adm it of 986,300.
hit h level relatively, according to stro n g , it’s a good sign of the finan-
accident was not caused by h i care-j judging.
More wall space lo be
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rep o rts of bank agents. Labor d is - jc’a t and business fu tu re , all experts
lessness.
In the second c ise, two ¡available for the ed ucational exhib­
''urbances have, of course, kept busi- agree. The re ta ile rs and w holesal-
men w alked across th e s tre e t w ith-; its. County su p e rin te n d e n t and su ­
ness
som ew hat suspended in m any ers alik e feel the buoyant effect of
out first looking to see if th e way pervisor to collect exhibits from each
of
the
chief in d u stria l localities, the farm er s spending.
was clear. The first saw the m a­ school a t close of sp rin g term , in
w here railro a d and coal lab o r has,
chine as it tu rn e d the corner. He , o rd er to have them on hand for the
been idle, hut th e country as a whole
stopped, b u t th e o th er, w ith head
is on a good footing, th e rep o rts de­
down, continued on his way u n til lie
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clared.
was brought to a s ta te of conscious-}
SEVEN A R RESTED AT SISSON
ness by th e violent and p ro testin g
FOR POSSESSING LIQUOR
sh rie k s of the b rakes on th e a u to ­
PORTLAND. Sept. 26.— The sun SHOTGUN BLOWS O FF
m obile.
SISSON. Calif., Sept. 26.— Seven has set an the 47th trie n n ia l general
REDMOND ROY’S HAND
S treets w ere designed prim arily citizens of Sisson w ere a rre ste d Sat- convention of th e P ro te s ta n t Episco-
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for traffic. The sidew alks w ere e r e - ur(j a y on charges of violating the pal church. B ut it was a glorious
BEND, Or., Sept. 26. The left
a te 1 for th e pedestrians. A m ajo rity eig h teen th am endm ent: P ete Neug- sunset, especially fo r E piscopalians haufi of C larkson Buckley, 14 year
When Blood Gets Yeast-Vitamines-
Ironized, Then Pimples, Black­
of m otorists observe the law s of the je r p ra n jj F u lle r, M. Ronconi, B. of P o rtla n d and Oregon
oj,l _sOn of
j Buckley of Red-
heads, Eruptions, Large
s ta te reg ard in g driving.
In a d d i-■ f a s a lta , G. Spalzini, Roy Zanni and
N ever before in th e 147 y e a rs’ ,non(j w s blown off by a shotgun
Pores Vanish!
tion to th is they a re forced to th in k C harles Borgnes.
history of th e A m erican E piscopalian which was discharged as the boy
H e r e is a la w o f N a tu r e , a n d y o u
for the careless person who is w alk-
T he a rre s ts w ere m ade by D eputy church, do records show or m inds grasped th e m uzzle to keep th e gun
c a n ’t g e t a w a y f ro m it. I t n e v e r
fa ils. I f y o u h a d e n o u g h iro n iz e d -
ing.
U ntil ped estrian s discontinue | UnJted s ta te s M arshal F red S . F i e l d . r e c a l l such a royal reception and ____
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falling out
autom obile
y e a s t- v ita m in e s in y o u r b l o o d ,
th e r hab it of •jayw alking.
while
w a rra n ts w ere issued on com- hearty ewlcome. F irs t honors have, ¡u which he was riding. The hand
y o u r s k in w o u ld b e r e m a r k a b ly
c le a r. B u t r e m e m b e r o n e th in g , a l l
crossing the s tre e ts, and coopeiate pia jn ts ,na(ie by P ro h ib itio n A gents th ere fo re , been accorded P o rtla n d . w,,s to rn off j ust above the w rist
w ith th e m otorist in relieving him A. R. S h u rtle ff and W. R. P aget, who along w ith the prediction th a t such Young Buckley was re tu rn in g w ith
of needless anxiety, accidents th a t visited Sisson on S eptem ber 16.
his fa th e r from a h u n t a t Pow ell
¡a a sp irit of welcome will not be ex- ^ia
otherw ise m ight be avoided are
Roy Zanni and C harles B orgnes ceeded u n til the church decides to Butte.
bound to happen.
drove D eputy U nited S tates M arshal come to th e F a r W est once m ore f o r .....
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Field to Red Bluff, w here they ap- her general m eeting.
Before investing money in any pearetj before U nited S tates Corn-
The general convention, w hich op- Makes Stones
pro ject it is wise to consider the niissioner Gans and pleaded guilty ened S eptem ber 6, closed S atu rd ay Shine
n a tu re of th e en terp rise. 1 hose »hat qphey will ap p ear in the U nited S tates aftern o o n a t 1:30 o’clock w ith a
offer the qu .ck est and larg est re ‘ c o u r( jn S acram ento o i\ O ctober 2d b rie f evening p ray e r service, a t
tu rn s a re often th e ones th a t prove fo recejve sentence.
which th e p asto ral le tte r was read.
to be th e m ost retro activ e. Any in-;
The o th ers gave bonds to appear
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vestm ent th a t will in su re a reason-! before U nited S tates C om m issioner COUNTY’ NURSE ON .TOR
Y e s , H o r r o r s ! B n t D o n ’t W o r r y , I r o n -
iz e d Y e a s t 'W ill C le a r Y o u r S k in
able m argin of p ro fit upon the Gans w henever they a re w anted.
AFTER 3 MONTHS’ LEAVE
Q u ic k ly o f A ll e r u p t i o n s !
am o u n t invested is a safe proposi-j
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y e a s t v ita m in e s m u s t b e iro n iz e d
tion.
M arie E F alld in e, Jackson coun-
KLAMATH FALLS F IR E C H IE F
to p ro d u c e th e s e r e s u lts . T h a t ’s a n ­
L attt Y o th o u e r g f e a t c th t y e s o e u n c e a c n e ’t s s g a e r y t a tw w a o y th fro in m g s .
YYII.L RECOVER FROM INJURY’ tv public h ealth nurse, who spent
F o rm e r K aiser Bill, according to
Longer
w h e n y o u t a k e I ro n iz e d Y e a st.
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th e sum m er in th e east on a th re e
T h e r e is o n ly o n e I ro n iz e d Y e a s t
KLAMATH FALLS. Sept. 26.— m o n th s’ leave of absence, is hack in
th e late st E uropean rep o rts, is soon
p ro d u c e d in th e w o rld . I t is n o t a
m e re m ix t u r e o f y e a s t a n d iro n , b u t
to wed a widow w ith five ch ild ren F ire Chief K eith Am brose, who was th e county again, and a t h er u sual
is y e a s t iro n iz e d . w h ic h is a s u b ­
Can it be possible th a t his am ount in ju red in a room ing house fire here, w ork. She w as in A shland Monday,
s ta n c e a l l b y its e lf . U se th e n a t u r a l
m e th o d . U se I ro n iz e d Y e a st. C upid
of courage has hereto fo re been sadly will
recover.
H ospital a u th o ritie s looking over some cases th a t had
m a k e s f a c e s a t p im p le s. E ru p tio n s ,
b la c k h e a d s a n d p im p le s a r e a so c ia l
u nderes tim a ted?
said he suffered principally from called to h e r a tte n tio n , and looking
a n d - b u s in e s s d is a s t e r to th o u s a n d s
like
new.
o f m e n a n d w o m e n . G e t r id o f t h a t
sm oke.
a fte r o th er ro u tin e business.
W*£ie b y » ppe.-lat t : ocef i f the
m -id e n u -
b r e e d e r o f d is lik e ,— a s p o tty fa c e .
Cc ria ls . E>orv«inicai to o — t d less o f ten an.» does
‘’BOGUS” UOINS ARE AFIXTAT
C arried down w hen th e second
Miss F alld in e does not expect to w a s te . W ill
e e ttie and cake in th
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IN YICIN1TY O F YY’E E D floor fell in a fire a t th e S ta r Room s, hold any w eighing and m easuring *k>p
c e lls in y o u r b lo o d . Y o u r o r g a n s
convince you. Order ¿roer, your dcaitr ¿oday.
ill w o r k w ith m o re v ig o r, y o u r
W EED. Calif., Sept. 26.— Coun a fram e bu ild in g n ear Sixth and clinics for b rb ie s in A shland u ntil
Vae Bifbck SSk
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■rrate*. registers, stove-piped—
rusting. I w h o le s y s te m fe e l n e w s tr e n g t h ,
te rfe it half dollars have been ap- Main stre e ts, Am brose was pinioned October, a fte r which tim e they will
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u r n e r v e s w ill p u ll u p a n d w o rk .
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C h a rte r No. 22
R eserve D istrict No.’ 12
R E PO R T O F TH E CONDITION OF
The State Bank of Talent
a t T alent, in th e State of Oregon, a t close of business Septem ber 15 199‘>
RE SO l Ri ES
1. Loans and d scounts, including rediscounts
shown in item s 29 and 30, if any ..........
$ 84,896.40
2. O verdrafts secured and unsecured .................
399.57
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and securities, includ­
ing foreign governm ent, sta te and m unici­
pal, corporation, etc., including t h o s e
shown in item s 30 and 35, if any
6,128.89
5. Stocks, securities, claim«. Pens, judgm ents, etc.
608.70
6. B anking house, $4,900.09; furn tu re and fix­
7,í o 00 t,0
tures. $2,300.00 ..................... .........................
9. ta b ) Cash on hand in vault a n d due from
banks, b ankers and tru s t (om panies desig­
nated and approved reserve agents of this
bank ................................. ........... .........................
22,641.30
9. (c) N et am ounts due from o th e r banks,
Ifhnkers and tru s t com panies........................
1,616.71
11. Checks on banks outside city or tow n of re ­
porting bank and other cash ;tem s . . . .
123.10
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9,
10 and 11 ........................................................ i 24,380.11
3,801.51
12. In te re ts, taxes and expenses paid ...................
TOTAL ........................................ ..........................
$127,415.18
LIABILITIES
16. Capital stock paid in ..........................................
$ 20,000.0ft
17. Surplus fund ................................... ..........................
2,350.00
18. (a) Undivided profits ...........................................
3,145.34
DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th er th a n banks su b ­
ject to reserve
23. Individual deposits subject to check, includ­
ing deposits due th e S tate of Oregon,
county, cities o r o th er public funds . . .
69,882.01
24. Dem and certificates of deposit o u istan d in g .
6,016.54
T otal of dem and deposits o th er th an bank de­
posits. subject to reserve, item s 23, 24,
25. 26 .................................................................. $ 75,898 55
TIM E AND SAY’INGS DEPOSITS subject to
reserve and payable on dem and and su b ­
ject to notice:
27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u t s t a n d i n g ..............
19,521.29
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on
dem and and sim ject to notice, item s 27
and 28 .................................................................. $ 19,521.29
30. Notes and bills rediscounted including bonds
or o th er securities sold u n d e r repurchase
agreem ents w ith contingent lia b ilitie s . .
1,500.00
31. - Bills payable w ith fedreal reserv e banks or
w ith o th er banks or tru s t com panies . . .
5,000.00
115.18
TOTAL ...................................................................
$11
STATE OF OREGON,
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County of Jackson- - ss.
I, E. B. Adam son, cash ier of th e above n imed bank, do solem nly
sw ear th a t the above sta te m e n t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge
and belief.
E. B. ADAMSON, Cash er.
SuDscribed and sw orn to before me th is 25th day of Sept., 1922.
My com m ission expires Oct. 11, 1923.
J. C. MASON, N otary Public.
CORRECT— A ttest:
C. W. HOLDRIDGE,
L. J. SLEPPY, Directors.
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