The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 207, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 30, 1916 Page: 3 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA HEWS
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Is Girl of 14 Cap able of Loving
As Wife Should Love Husband?
IN AVENVOEIAM.
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To pipinc notes of war-time flfs sod sound of muffled drum.
In faded blue the broken ranks of Union vstsrsns come;
A little band with drooping flag and halting, feeble tread.
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With rose* ««..i anil Jaiamliie to honor aoldter dead
Aa down the street today they paan. In all the huay thronq.
Not on* on-looker barea the head, but ahruga and paaaea on.
A half a renturv Ilea between thla hour and Orant and I.e*.
Aye more than fifty yeara have marched with Sherman to the pea;
And Appomattox seem* a dream, while tlettyehura, now at til.
Awoke with belching cannon, reaponalve cheer and thrill.
A nation asve litem honor, young soldier* bronaed and keen.
Anti marked with garland* those who lay In lowly mounds of green.
Survivors of the Civil war. In thinning ranks they come.
Beneath the flag they cherlah still, behind the muffled drum;
They glance to neither left nor right, but steadily ahead.
Their thoughts on southern battle-flelde, where lie the unknown dead;
Their sword* are eaten now with rust, their muskets too are sleeping.
,M« blare of trumpet* as they pass, sacred memorial keeping
#> —IN A GAIN HR.
Announcement is made of the i club. Extra guests, Mines. H. F.
•nga.gp.meni of Mis* Elizabeth ■ Avery, Colorado Springs, VV. G.
Hill Jordan, daughter of ■ A. Jonte, Ell Brown and Frank
(Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jordon, I Sorgatz. Top scores were won
fUco, Maine, and Kent \V. Khar- by Aimes. Guy Turner and John
tel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John l*. Johns.
\V. Shartel. Marriage will be O O O
June 5. at the bride's home. Mr. Misses Myra Wilson. Margaret
Shartel, with his father ana pettee. Mrg. j. Fred Myer of Halt-
brother, Burke, will leave for 8a-: njbaj, mo., Messrs. John Flelsh-
co this evening. They will be man Milton Ehrlich. A. B. Mc-
Joined by Mrs. Shartel. now in Kariand, Victor Mclnnis and
bew York. The young coupls Charles Reardon «f Chicago spent
hill live In El Reno. the wee|l end at Medicine Park.;
O Ct Q } returning Monday.
Bishop •ml Mrs. Frances Key O O O >
Brooke entertained Monday with .ns IIImm Klh.
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homes, honoring Dean and Mrs. y,Ver o
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Frederick J. Bate. Roses, lark-
spur and honeysuckle decorated
the home. Assisting, were Mines.
Frank B. I-ucas, VY. P. Holman,
John M. Hale, B. B. Jones. G. V.
Toms, Thomas Martin, Charles
McGauhey. Joseph Huckins, A. B.
Chase, Charles Hoopes and Rob-
ert L. Hull.
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Mr. and Airs. Walter D. Cald.
sen and Mrs. J. Fred Myer of
Hannibal, Mo., were entertained:
by Mrs. Joseph Hoffman Monday.
Top score was won by Mrs. Law- :
renoe Atills. Mrs. Lawrence Kel- i
logg will entertain Monday.
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Airs. James E. Sharp atul Miss
Blanche Claggett who had ex-
peeled to entertain at the Coun-1
club Thursday with bridge j
PROMINENT MEN
MARRIED AT 22
Three prominent men. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Dr. Lyman
Abbott and Dr. Luther Halsey
Gulick, famous physlctal cul-
ture expert, married at 21.
William E. Corey, steal mag-
nate, married his first wife
at 17. They were divorced
later and be married Mabel
Gilman, opera star.
Eighty-eight hundred girls
und r 1S are married in the
Cnited Slates every year. Of
these, 880 are divorced before
they are 2 4. There are not
available statistics regarding
marriages of girls as young
as 14 years.
P. J. J. McCarthy of the
Chicago bureau of statistics,
says 100 of every 4000 di-
vorces in a year are of per-
sons married under 17.
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Mns1. Houiavd. .5 Hanks
for the first bran?
These are questions a
I marry her first beam. She's
Kansas I afraid no one will ever ask her
[City jury of more teen must de 'again.
ride in the *25,000 “heart halm”! "Mr. Shrank took me from a
suit by Howard H. Shank against well-to-do home atid made me
K. Edwin Wllmore, wealthy,! live in a hovel. He was 25 and
«hon: ’•e rlalnts alienated the af-ji just a school girl.
CYNTHIA GREY
Q. About e mar •»• » fejM
called sa ms frequently, but
which steal to toe White Base*
to Justify the Phelan bill, hut
a Urge number ef senators, •«
Phelan's request. Joined him to
stopped coming without ear «• attempting to convince the pree-
plansttoa. I have Juat received e (dent that Secretary of the Nary
i#tt*r from him a^iinci »* "• JJJJ»Daniel* hud Attorney Onifil
cau iCAtn. I know ho to • goo4
kS; ifrs jssrjLvS £**
A.i There'a no renaon why
ha should not eeme. except that
he has not been enUlng on f°®
all the yew,
Either of
Gregory are wrong in denounc-
ing thla deal and that Secretary
of tha Interior Lane la right
The cabinet la divided on the
subject. Secretory ef Agricul-
ture Houston has been looking
the mutter end probably
right to subtend your Intimacy. w,„ Wpport Danlela and Greg-
lt has probably been bettar that ory opposing tha grab. Preel-
you did. Each of you will dent Wilson Is Inquiring Into the
a broader viewpoint and you wiu ntt<)Btlon with an "open mind.”
be bettar friends tor the exv~ ~ ~
aay east
g to ga«
It np new that the Mw «4
harbor bin has paaaet tha w.
ate and Jam U thru at
Oil laterusto
titles hare bees
tbs naval raaarvaa and tha 4e<
partmeat of Juetlee eecured eeari
orders against them. Tha Fhetoa
bill seeks to set aafda these
orders sad validate thane frad»
lent elelma.
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mu nun
Wynn's First Regimental hand
will give another concert tonight,
from »rlO to l#:!o o'clock.
aaee. _
Q Pleues advlss me hew W be*
comi mora Internal In* jnJI ohA.,"J!'T
ing. I cannot think of tha
thin* to my st Juut the right time,
and therefor* I am thought dulL
I am going out with a fin# young
man. but t-nr ! shall loee him If
I do not overcome Utla diffidence,—
O. O. Y. ... .
A.: Tact and frlendllnew and
good manners have more to do
in making a girl attractlva than
abstract information. When you
realize that you nonl not try to
be like anyone elite, your bash-
fulness will disappear,
Q T am twenty-three rear* old
and have no gentleman friend, con-
sequently 1 do not go to dance*
and other social affair* where I
would be likely to meet men. I
simply will not go with glrla un-
escorted. I have no sisters. Just
brothers, snd of course when tt
comes to a companion I have none
What am I to do?—A. L» O
A.; You have right at hand
the heat escorts—your brother*.
any
He Is naturally reluctant to see
his cabinet embroiled la a fac-
tional fight over a question
which may take on tbe proper
tlons of a Balllnger-Plnrhnt
srandal.
Another phase demanding the
president attention Is that this
legislation stands tn the way of
the naval program. Commander
J. O. Richardson made special
study of the naval reserve oil
fields of California and on basis
of his report Secretary Daniels
has declared It would he better
tn ahnndon the entire new naval
building program tf the govern-
ment Is to he held up hy the oil
'trust Fnder the proposed naval
program the oll-hurnln* vessels
of the navy would consume near-
ly two million barrels of fuel
nil a year.
The worst feature of the grab
Is that the courts have already
declared these claimants have no
shadow of title and nothing ex-
cep the power of the oil Interests
ICE^COOLED
CHOCOLATES
Just reeatved a frseh stock at
RttUrawMt nut tops, Vanilla
Cream and Chop Mntn
"THU TASTB UUP
Empress Candy Shop
ill West Mala. Maple Ml
E.E. HEFLIN
DENTIST
Blg-tt State lfatJ. Hawk B
Walnut #48#
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You oan go to da.nco» or ...... — ---------------------
place you wish, and your broth-'and the support they have re-1
ers should be proud to see that, reived from Secretary Lane and1
you have aa partnera the most; the California Senator Phelan1
desirable men present. I elves the legislation any stand- j
Ing.
The plan a present Is to bring!
Sperial to The Acte*.
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well entertained at dinned Monday honoring Mrs. J. Frea Myer, will
evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. j have the party instead a>t the l.ee
Carl Welhener, who are enroute Huckins. Kansas City. Mo.. May 30.—
to their new home In Dallas.; O O O | Can a girl of 14 really love with
This evening Mr. and Mrs. T. E. i Riverside school graduating, i he love a wife should have for
Braniff will give a dancing party; exercises will be at 7:30 tonight her husband?
at the Country club for them. | i„ the school. Rev. H. E. Van
GOO ; Horn will deliver the address.
Airs. J. C. Dulaney entertained! G © O
•with luncheon and theater party; Mrs. |j. E. Herrington. 1020
Monday honoring Mrs. James M.! West Reno, had in a few friends
Love and Mrs. George C. Love! to spend the evening with music
of Pauls Valley. ' and games Monday, as a sur-
g n o 1 prise to her husband whose birth-
Anvllmry to H. Al. A, meeting day anniversary it was. Present
arheauied for June 1, has been were Miss Opal Morris, Miss
postponed a week. Mrs. John Helen Morris, Messrs, and Mines.
fections of his young wife. Have One Child.
Shank “haT answc"77he first “I remained with him because
question in the affirmative. | Eugene, our boy. Finally 1
He says. t.ho pretty Mrs. Shrank decided to leave, and went to
was only 14 when they were mar- Davenport. la., to live with my
ried. she did love him and that sister. I have a good position
he. has right to expect her affec- there and am earning a living
tion would not cool. , for my little boy."
Wife Answers “No." ! The boy is now seven; Mrs.
Mrs. Shrank argues there could ! Shrank, 22.
Or are the flutterlngs of a 14-!*>e no alienation as love did not Mrs. Shrank recently was dt- nla thru
year-old heart mere infatuation exist and she answers the argu- voreed from Shrank and hts suit about to
ment of her husband with this charging Wllmore with alienation ------
amazing revelatoin of the femin- followed.
Ine heart: j Wllmore owned the house
"Love at 14 years of age Is where the Shranks first lived In
e r> m i;not love. It Is school girl infatua. Kansas City, and met the prettj
S. D. Wilcox will entertain June tion. Every girl at that youthful! child-wife when he went to col-
period thinks she Is obliged to lect the renL_
OIL GRAB BILL
TO BE in
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■guests Mm.es. J. F. Hartford, I.
W. Thompson and W. R. Cruso.
Fancy work was featured. Mrs.
Kinch, assisted by Mrs. Will Als-
paugh, will entertain at her
home, 1301 East Tenth-st.
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Miss Rno Malone will leave
Tuesday for several weeks in
Kansas City and Verdon, Neb.
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Airs. Frank Sorgatz will enter-
tain Duplicate W'hist club at 10
Wednesday morning.
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Airs, lee Van Winkle was hos.
Ashhurn. Tinkham. Rabbie, Jen-
nings. Bond and Mrs. Mary Ash-
burn. . g.
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Afisses Alarle Vance and Dor-
othy Roney have returned from
Stillwater where they attended
tess Monday to Chafing Dish with Mrs. J. R. Thomas.
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Oak Park Embroidery dub will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. W. C.
Brissey
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Mrs. F. H. Burnham’s vocal
pupils will close the season with
a program, 8:15 Thursday even-,
ing at the home of Mrs. Johnl
the Delta Sigma ball Friday i Foster, 401 East Seventh-st. Pu-[
evening. Miss Roney danced pils include a quartet, Misses
several solo numbers with piano ['Marie Vlr Den, Grance Brundrit,.
accompaniments by Miss Vance, j Mary Lessinger and Mattie Bin-:
G G G on; and Mmes. A. W. Hornung,! Is There
Penelope club met Monday F. D. Hazelton, Marie Edmonds,
BY GILSON GARDNER
Washington, May 30.—The
present attempt of Standard Oil
and other Interests to grab the
naval reserves of oil tn Caitfor-
the Phelan bill Is
be consummated. A
powerful lobby, headed by
George S. Lane brother of Sec-
retary of the Interior Franklin
K. Lane has been In Washington
promoting Interests of the oil
grabbers.
Lane was not In the party
M 17s Bar Voar 014
scBoni. hooks
ARCADE BOOK CO.
M Trrnl.al Arra**.
Wsl. 14M
NO DRUGS
NO DROPS
|W« avs Optoms-
ltrlnta. Specialists.
Iwho examine eyea
fby aelentlflc meth-
■ ode. and apply
glasses to correct
eye defects.
Optlclas
Optometrist
COFFMANS
200-A Main 8k
The Coolest Place
IN TOWN!
Dm la as4 (M • esal Mak.
Ire Cream Ss4a sr SssSae
ss4 Ceel off.
We Vss Sasttarr
aippsrst
EMPRESS CANDY
SHOP
til West Mala. Maple M
Eyes
1 Examined
and correctly fitted with
glasses by J. R. McCrary.
McCRARY &
CRYSTAL
Successors to Coffman
Optical Co.
106 N. Robinson.
Feel
Comfortable
After Eating?
Life Belt Drill for All
British Now, Even Tots
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Extra Ed B Lilly, Rhea Cartt, J. R
—~ 1 King, Miss Ruby Foster and Roy
! Bell. Mrs. Alice Boozalis will
j play violin obligatos and Mrs.
Edmunds, piano accompaniments.
■Mrs. Burnham will go on to New
York for a summer’s study with
Mme. Valerie.
G G G
Mrs. M. AI. Bowers, assisted
'by Miss Florence Wilson enter-
tained the Art Renaissance club :
Monday afternoon at bridge. Ad-
ditional guests, Mmes. M. K.
j Truce, Will Alspaugh, Miss Rae
Malone, Miss Alice Owens, Hef- j
' lin, Ala. A small fee was as- !
' sossed each member for the pic- [
tore fund. ;
G G G
| Air. and Mrs. Edgar T/. Ro- |
zarth will leave June 2 for three I
weeks In Chicago, New York,
and Washington, D. C. Their,
three children wfll he In Ahe-
llne. Texas, with Mrs Bozarth’s
mother, during the parents’ ab-
sence. Later Mrs. Bozarth will
visit In Texas,
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Airs. Russell O. Lowe will
leave Sunday night for Musko-
gee for a week with relatives.
She will accompany the Ladles’
Gulf club, which will play Mus-j
kngee club, June 6, 7, 8.
NAUSEA
HEARTBURN
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
By All Means—TRY
OSTETTER’S
Stomach Bitters
—J. C. HELMS—
LAWYER
41S Majestic Building
Walnut 5153
When an English steamer Mils nowadays every passenger,
even to the tiniest kiddle. Is required to participate in the life
belt drill in anticipation of a submarine attack.
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•Tuc&tftV-
If you hired a thousand men, 1
drersed them as town criers, gave
each a be IJ and instructed them
to carry your want up one street
and down another, you couldn't
h<’g:n to reach the people that a
small WANT ad would reach In
The News In one day—15 words
fi days 25c. Phone Walnut 7000. I
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CHARGE CUSTOMERS
Your purchases Wednes-
day will he posted to June
books, payable July I. Not
necessary for you to make
the request.
STORE OPENS AT 8 A. M.—OliOHES AT 6 P. M.
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS
4 Entrances: 2 on Main; 1 on Harvey; 1 leading to Terminal.
MAIL ORDERS
All mail orders bearing
Wednesday’s date will be
filled the same day received
if lots have not vanished.
Rush your orders NOW.
End-of-Summer Prices on End-of-Month Sales
Amid Fresh Stocks and Inviting ^
Surroundings We are Now Doing
Business in Our New Home—
The “Miller** Building
Its VacationTime!
Cfili
Only by the FRESH STOCKS and Brand !
newness of our Miller Building: store can you tell
that we have just moved. For our goods are all in
place—windows trimmed attractively—everything is
in order at the new “Tucker’s.” \\> are ready to care!
for your home-furnishing needs right away. Visit our!
store—it’s well worth your seeing.
Credit If You Wont It—$100 Worth of Furniture
$!0 Down—$10 a Month
TucmpFirnitureCo
. ---toiNCONROnsteO*— —_
iCOMPLETE fiOU^E -FURNISHERS-
—and attractively low
fares invite you to take
advantage of it.
Tourist tickets
now on sale to lake, moun-
tain and seaside resorts; also
to the following cities at (ares
shown below:
gag Grand
A
Top-notch service
Si Louis J&nsas City
Oklahoma* Texas
RoattoS. STOSA. Minneapolis. *2.120
Murrain, fftl.po. >rn lurk. Ml Vi.
t hlrag*. ».TV2*» Philadelphia. »r.7 (Ml
I Irirland. PlViahurph. #27.ifcV
Marklaatrra; V.oaU. *24.1o
Detroit. $4.*».*l« *t. Paul. S3TL20
bontml. *04-lO %%a«hlni«on. $S2 20
I.ibaral -ov»r prlvt i
C' Dd #r>- rr'-j'-r •.wi?*1 t Jlp*
F r»r f ptft’ry'irp, r-r
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P. W. ITMIEBT. P. 4k ▼. A.
Katy Dapuo* Ohlahoaa CM?. Okla
Get Thia $2.05
“Wear-Ever
ALUMINUM SIX-QUART KETTLE AND COVER
For Stewing, Pot-roasting, Preserving, etc.
Useful Every Day. Please note new adustable bail. FOR ONLY
$1.39
and the coupon if presented
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Replace ntensils that wear out with
utensils that “Wear-Ever”
(TT OFT
Tins
rot'roN
at once.
Do you know why so many
women prefer ‘Wear-Ever”
aluminum cooking utensils?
If not, see for yourself the
difference between “Wear-
Ever” and other kinds of
aluminum ware.
Aluminum utensils are NOT
“all the same”
Be sure you get “Wear-
Ever.” Look for the “Wear-
Ever” trade mark on the
bottom of every utensil. If
it is not there it is not
“Wear-Ever.”
Refuse Substitutes.
Bring It to Us Today'
FANCY CHINA AT
HALF
Most anything yon
may want for your
own home or for a
gift. Nearly every-
thing under the sun
The remainder of a
g special purchase
One Solid Table of
j Article*—That Is
the sale price is 5c—
values In trany In-
stances a great dea!
more. Too many
things to mention
'« a surprise table.
(Basement, t
“Wear-Ever Coupon”
Wm will *<*e*p? thin coupon and *1.3*1 n pa^m^rt
for one "Wfnr-F.rer" six-quart Preserving K»*r
tie and Cover, which well regularly at ?2 05.
provided you prenent coupon In perron at .itort
and write <*n the coupon your name, address
And date of pur^haHe Only one Kettle Is to
be sol* to ■ customer.
Name ........ ................ *#»*•**•* ..
Add res* .*. *• . . »•• .«•« •• ••••• •••
City ........................r&t»..............
Scott-Halliburton Co.
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Don't let anything keep you
away from the Seott-Halllbnrton
store on Wednesday, the last day
of our greatest of all End-of-the-
Month Sales. Values on many
depleted lots have been en-
hanced by adding fresh merchan-
dise, while some of the assort-
ments that have vanished entirely
have been replaced with newly
prepared groups of the newest
goods.
NEW MILLINERY
$3.50, $5.00, $7.50
(Values 187.50 on up to #20.00)
A new assortment of fresh up-
to-now ideas in mid-summer
millinery in all white, all black,
black and white and colors.
Tailored, dressy and sport hats,
ail are Included.
Fntrlimned Shapes at #1.0#,
#2.10. #2.08 to #5.00 New
white nnd black hats in sailors,
turbans and novelty styles. All
the latest creations are Included.
Wings and Breasts—Novelty
wines in Mercury and pointed ef-
fects at -lOc to #3.50; white
brea.-ts and bans, 82.40 to #5.00.
(Second Floor.)
CHILDREN’S AND
INFANTS’ CLOTHES
The following reductions on
glrip’ smart colored gingham
dresses—ages 5 to 14 years.
81.00 Gingham Dresses 7f»c
81.25 Gingham Dresses 08c
#1.50 Gingham Dresses 81.20
#1.08 Gingham Dresses #t.0ll
83.25 Gingham Dm-sse* 81 #0
82.50 Gingham Dresses $2 20
Infants' I swig Flannel Petti-
coats—Some plain; others with
embroidery hcm» at 81.10 In-
stead of 11.7." and 82.00.
Infants' Ix>ng Nainsook Dr esse*
daintily trimmed with embrold-
err tu-ks, etc., a* 81.00 instead
Of" Il.no to S3.00 They are
Rllghtly mmssed and soiled.
(Fourth Floor.)
SILK REMNANTS
1-3 to 1-2 OFF
This has been a busy month
In ti e si!k section and naturally
short lengths have accumulated
fast These havf been measured
and reduced In price from On**-
Third to One-Half. Pieces meas-
ure from 1 yard to a dress pat-
tern in widths of 27 to 40
Inches. (First Floor )
Hand Bags at Half Price
An odd lot of hand baas that have accumulated. A few , jt ron
samples in the assortn ent. Bags that were priced exceptionally , has a d'*-i
tow to Hart with at 11.50. 12.50. *3.00 and *1.^0 reduced fer
thK to Half l*rtc#A. p-p
25. I'»*r • Twins Worth »IW—S: erinl lot of lonr e-a -c a~‘
-one r,f w'-.r . a-r „*• * rhine-to-e.
. in 32 and 31-inch sizes. !. shec; »tecoTered nnd
... on the nsid. 5 1 ,'rat» bumpers really
it good for lone fonrrev- \erx f*|es ,»l Ind.ssl at Orly *•».»#.
nil Sire Wnr<ir«*ht> Trunk— est the
.p ing to the store. And they
*t« -,n For *3i>.•»<»
* |u 75 1
•-;
•vt.'.i'i fn»
k. 3fi nch carvas covered trunk*.
Hair Ornament* at #1 50—'
•tones and are reduced In price.
|R» frvi ** ’
(Jewelry. First F
,1 imi Stall
eg Suit (‘a*
Fifth Floor.
_Tv*r are 14 lnche*
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