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v ” ” “PEN PICTURES OF MR. RILEY" were given by School 9! traditional ohservance of James Whitcomb Riley's birthday at 10 a. m. today. Riley Memorial Association sponsored tribute to the Hoosier poet who died in 1916 and- the 30th anniversary of its

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