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t h e E a s t e r n S t a r » n s held F rid a y eve
m u g . w hen a ll t h e ch a ir s » e r e held by
p u st m a t r o n s an d p ast p a tr o n s, who
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h o no r o f W a s h in g to n 's b ir th d a y . Those
w h o h eld t h e c h a ir s » e r e Mrs. ll. M
Hcott, m a t r o n ; Nl. 11. A nderson, p a tr o n ;
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t h e B o ls h e v ik i le a d e rs .
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