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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14
THE AETq-JERoME CRUSADE.

William Trayers Jerome may be a
long, long way from an ideal public
prosecutor His second term in the
office of district attorney for New
York county has demonstrated anew
how difficult it is in most instances to
keep up "whirlwind" pace of adj
ministration set by himself by the in
cumbent of any important public of
fee He may not have grown on
the New York public since his first
! spectacular term. He may have
shrunk. But we submit that this gem
eral fact In no wise justifies the
present movement against him-the
efforts of a self-appointed com mittee
to induce Governor Hughes to re-
move him from his position. There
are no doubt some sins of commission
and Others of omission to be charged
! up against Mr.. Jerome-but he holds
an Office the administration of which
| Is extremely difficult and cannot be
perfect any more than anything else
human is susceptible of perfection.
It is noteworthy in this connection
that lawyers generally are in sym
pathy with the district attorney and
that men as conservative and clear
| headed and impartial as General B.
II. Tracy, for instance, are Offering to
assist him, If need be. in his defense.
From the president of the Bar associ-
| alton, John l.. Cadwalder, comes a
very notable message of sympathy
and confidence prefaced as follows
MY Dear Mr.. Jerome: In the un-
adulterated democracy in which we
| live no one is content to mind his
own business, and there appears to
be no escape from self constituted
bodies-who propose to conduct pub
lie affairs over the heads of the con-
stituted authorities. see that one OF
these bodies is proposing to run your
office. and because there Is not room
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

A telegram from Washington says:
Influenced largely by a statement
from President Roosevelt that he has
no differences with e. II. Hartman
over the proposition that the govern
ment shall reimburse the Southern
Pacific company for moneys spent in
saving the Imperial valley in south
ern California from inundation by the
Colorado river. the house committee
on claims is preparing to take up the
bill which appropriates something
over s1,600,0O0 to pay the Hartman
company back its expenditures" The
work done was imperative. The gov
eminent had no resources upon
which It could draw to avert great
calamity. The Southern Pacific act
ed, and acted effectively. The work
done, the president approved. 1t is
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

No trails in Nevada lead to safer
or better camping ground than dc
those leading into Ely from every
point of the compass through val
leys that were made for easy travel
ing. Take the hint provided by ma
ture and come this way It is a sure
right huneh
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

The Utah corporations have got &c
pungle up the license money required
by law in that state. according 10 the
decision of a district court, from
which the test case now goes to the
supreme court Of the state 1t looks
as if the ruling Of the lower court
would stick Come to Nevada, gen
tlemen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

own lot IN Ely City and build
a house The way things are moving
at this time leaves no room for
doubt but that demand for houses
will be about the biggest thing MAX
ing noise around the district dur
ing the summer and fall. Be ready
with the goods and take both income
and profit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

The county commissioners meet
next week, when they will have a
treasurer to put IN Office and other
important matters to consider II
their work IS as well performed as
the selection they have made for
treasurer is excellent. the county
will be we'll to the good from the
session.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

Hughes is having troubles OF his
own, in a bitter fight on race track
gambling in New York. He should
win. and will in time. even at the
expense of a presidential nomination.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

That part of the public which is
whooping il up on the outside for Ely
with declarations that it is the great
big camp of the season in the west
has the situation sized up absolutely
kerect The cards lay precisely that
way, and every one of them is a win
ner. Draw.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

Passenger train service to the
mines is next on the cards. Things
are to a certainty moving right along
in the old camp Let EN- whoop.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

Ely City has the big call on pub
lie interest at this time Those who
take advantage of the opportunities
affording there will balance books all
to the good at the end of the year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

Taft appears to have not only the
press bureau organization but also
several others of effective sort He
is getting the delegates.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

White Pine county bonds will as
suredly be better in the hands of
the treasurer than in the hands of
the interest drawing public.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-14

only fair the road should be- reim
bursed.
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Advertising rates made known on
application.
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where they will he the guests Of rela-
tives for several weeks.
Miss Daisy Gray. who has been spend
ing the last month in New York, has
returned TO her home.
Miss May Daddys.uan. who mas spent
the summer in West Virginia, visiting
Keyser and other points, has returned
to her home on Wallach place north
west.
George Z. Noyes has returned 60 his
home from West Virginia, where ne was
camping in the Back Greek valley with
party of young people from Martins
burg and Cumberland.
The Rev. J. Russell verbrycke. pastor
of the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church, has returned 20 the city from
Ocean City, Nd, and New York city.
after an absence OF about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. H d. Young. Of this city,
accompanied by Miss Pauline Barnes,
of Middleway, ". Va, have gone TO
Niagara Falls. Canada. and the Thou
sand Islands. Upon their return, they
viii visit Atlantic City for several days.
Miss Myers, who has been the guest
OF Miss Genevieve Gaskins in her home
on Tventy-ninth street for several days,
and Who spent some time in Atlantic
City. has returned TO her home in Han
cock. Nd.
Miss Lucille Davis. OF Charleston. n.
c., who spent the early summer in
Washington. has returned from Balti-
more. where she has been the guest OF
relatives for the last month. Miss Davis
will remain in Washington several days
before returning to her home in the
South.
Mrs. l. A Whitley is spending the
summer in Bridgeport. Conn.
Mrs. Ella L. Knight, accompanied by
her son-in-law and daughter. and their
son. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Aulsbrook. anu
Master Knight Aulsbrook, have gone to
Block Island. where they will remain
until fall
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Swanson and Miss
e. Swanson, of this city are guests at
/ the SEASIDE Hotel Atlantic City.
Mrs. S. A. TerY, Mrs f. II. Bacon
and Henry II. Bacon have returned 10
/ Washington from Rehoboth Beach Del.
| Mrs. J. Lee Whitmore is spending
| several weeks at the Hedford Hotel
| Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Countryman aud
/ their son are spending some time at the
/ aurora House, Aurora ". Va
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. Won Haak of this CITY
| are guests at the Colonial Hotel, At
| lantic City.
/ Mrs. Herman Kraus and Miss Lillian
/ kTauss OF 1926 street are spending
! some time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. William @. German OF 2oS Pavo-
: MIA Avenue, Jersey City, y. J., is the
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guest OF her mother, Mrs. Dora Thomp-
son OF So Sin street. \. Z.
Mrs Josephine Esputa paly left
Washinrton Thursday for Atlantic city,
where she will spend several weeks
Norman DAILY is spending several
weeks at Herndon Va.
Lieut. Charles II. Dauforth. 4. ;. A.
who has been stationed at Fort NicPher-
son. Georgia. arrived here this week
for a short stay.
\ number OF the members of the army
and their families who are on leave
were here last week Among those reg
istered at the Ebblst House were:
Lieut.. c. Z. Westcott, L. 5. NJ. c.; Capt.
r. y. VIM L. s A: Col. J. D. q.
knight. L. S A: Col Robert Avery,
L. $. a. and Major ". F Martin. u.
$. A., and daughter.
Lieut.. Col Frank A Edwards. Of
Fort OgIethorpe. Georgia, is here for the
end of the month.
Gen. John J. Pershing, who has been
sta -ioned ar Fort Mckinley, on the
Islands, has been given leave Of Az
sence for the FAIL when he will return
TO the states for an extended visit.
His sister. Miss Pershing, who has
been visiting him for some months,
has been given transportation on the
Burord. and will Teyurn to the States
next week
The military attache of the japanese
legation. Mai. Il Tanaka viii make
an inspection tour of the army service
schools of the United States. His first
visit will be TO Fort Riley, where ne
will attend the maneuvers to take place
there.
a dinner was given at Mammoth
Hotel, Yellowstone Park, in honor OF
General and Mrs S. B. NJ. Young by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Butler A number
OF Vashingtonians were among the
guests. who were as follows: Pear
Admiral " L. Clapp. L. S. n; Mrs.
Cary Jacobs Bond, II. ". Childs. pres
ident Of Yellowstone Park Association,
and Mrs ChiIds; Mai. Parker West,
| L. S. A. and Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ.
| Nichols, of Yellowstone Park.
Lieut.. Charles G. Mortimer, who is
stationed at Fort Smelling, Minn.s has
had as his guest for some weeks his
sister. Miss Mortimer. OF Washington.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Humphrey,
| of Fort Porter, \. z, have been enter
/ tanning Captain Humphreys mother,
| Mrs. Humphrey. and her daughter,
Miss Humphrey. A number Of affairs
have been given in their honor by The
women at the fort
| Miss Edith Eliason. who has spent
| the last two weeks at Sheffield, Va
! has returned to her home in Washing
/ ton.
Frank Springer. who has spent the
| summer months in Washington the
guest of his brother William Springer
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Personals

Jerome y. Bonaparte. who went
abroad early in the season, is now in
St Moritz.
AR and Mrs. Cornelius Bliss. ir., will
spend the fall season at Locust Point,
y. 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss have been
the house guests Of Mrs. Townsend and
Miss Mathilde Townsend at Bar Harbor
Granville Fortescue, formerly of the
army and an aid 10 the President. 70
whom he is related, is spending few
days in New York, where he a. regis
tered at the Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowndes, who
have spent the summer with Miss Emily
Tuckerman at Ingleside, Stockbridge.
are now at Tuxedo Park for the late
season.
Miss Georgia Knox viii remain in At
lantic City several weeks longer Miss
Knox, with other members Of her fam
lily, accompanied her father, ". s.
Knox. to the seashore several weeks
ago. Mr. Knox has been greatly beue-
dted by his visit TO the coast resort.
whom ". o. n Scott entertained at
dinner last Friday night al Chalks, Bar
Harbor.
Count TOrok and Baron HaynneTle Of
The Austrian embassy, we're among the
guests Friday evening at a dance given
IN the ballroom Of the LOuiseburg, Bar
FIarbor. by Mrs r. Hall Mccormick and
Efrs Lewis I. Delafeld cor their daugh-
ters, Miss Mildred Mccormick and Miss
Charlotte Del3s1eld
Lloyd c. Gnscom, American a,.nbas-
sador 10 Rome, is making motor trip
through Europe.
Major Straub, L. s. a., who Was ap-
pointed by the War Department To at
end the Esperanto Congress in Dresden,
has arrived IN that citg.
Secretary suaGs is in New York and
VIII probably return to his duties in the
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acknowledgements

The wedding of Miss Ma y BOwditch.
daughter of Col Edwa "a -IOwdEoh- OF
Albany. \. Y, and Francis OtWsy Byrd.
of New York, whose engagement was
announced early last spring, took place
IN Albany, \. " on Tuesday, August
p. Miss BowdiJch is a niece OF the
Assistant Secretary of War, Gen. Rob
EFT Shaw oliver. and has spent much
time in Washington with the Misses
oliver. Miss Bowditch and her hance
were both house guests OF General ana
Mrs. Oliver in May TO attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Elizabeth Oliver and Fred
erick *. Stevens. Of New York, which
took place in Washington.~ May 2s
Nicholas Biddle, OF New York. gave a
bachelor supper in honor Of Mr.. BYRD,
and his guests were Charles Dana
Draper, Thomas Crimmins, Frederick
Swift, Charles ". Hanford. F. l. Hig-
gins, and ]. /. SaItonstan.
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return to d
had anticipated viii that the small
their arrival society, the
the Capital Will be the signal for its
the simultaneously with
though the social colony absorbing than
: pursuits
Roosevelt
fathers She has had delightful
prepared notable her Hthe
formally presented society viii
Young the anda privilege which thoroughly
oyed by Mrs. Nicholas LOngworth.
EtheIs social the
deeply recalled that the
entertainment by the White
ball This large dinner party young people
Occasionally Presidents
the social and official the
the White House
So the little clique which
wssu
be the the
blooms fuIfedged will
brilliant bahe
January, the official pensand
untth o mistraton
his daughter will be the
Society viii
Of although the
yetse a life Miss Ethel
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Miss ZalIie Brinker, daughter OF Gen.
J. II. Brinker. of Iowa circle. has gone
TO New York city, where she viii be
ne guest Of relatives until autumn.
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grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs deb. Ran
dolph Keim. OF Edgemount, Pa. viii
start West for the new station TO which
the major is assigned. reaching Seattle
sbout September 3.
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has returned to his hons in Atlanta.
Ca.
Miss Carol Preston, OF this city, il
guest OF the Misses Robb, Of Glymont,
King George county, Va. who are en-
tertsining q house party. Among the
other guests are Mrs. Bernard Guest,
Mrs John Guest. and Miss Mary Guest,
Of Ashland; Miss Courtenay Crump, of
Richmond; Miss Lila Alvey, of Hagers-
town. Nd; Bernard Robb. Of Richmond;
John Graves, Miss Barbara Friek White.
and Miss Nancy Darling, Of Virginia
Miss Agnes McGarrsghy, who has been
spending several weeks in Remington.
Va. has returned 10 her home on Cap
itol Hill.
Geofge Evans and Edwin Evans are
spending several weeks at Sheffield
Farm, Va.
David W. Sullivan has returned from
Atlantic City and Philadelphia, where
he spent the last two weeks.
Mrs. c. Mace entertained a committee
meeting Of the Protected Home Circle
in her home ThursI2y evening. Re-
freshmerts were served after the trans
action OF all business. Among those
present were Mrs. Chauncey. Mr.. snd
Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Riley,
Hrs Franklin, Mrs. Robertson. Mrs
Mace. Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. Estes, and
ar. Beverage.
Chaplain David Wills, L. :. A, and
his daughter. Miss Wills. have returned
to their apartment IN the Cecil from u
trip to the Great Lakes.
Miss Leila Wood has returned u her
home in this city from Mort TX, where
she has been the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Lillian White
Mrs. 5. A. Coonbs is spending some
time in Springfield, Ohio.
c. r Hamlin. who left Washington
recently, is thu guest OF relatives in
Eaglesmere, Pa.
+. B. Lyon, Of this city, is spending
some time in atlantic City.
-
Mrs. II X. Barker is spending several
weeks at the New England Hotel At
lartie City
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Levy. of the Home
apartment house, have returned from
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs z. L. Levy and family
and Mr.. ana Mrs William Levy and
family, Who have been spending the
summer at Colonial Beach. have re
turned to their home in Washington.
| Col. and Mrs. William c. Langftt
were tho guests Of honor at a delightful
dinner given by Gen and Mrs. Frederick
/ D. Grant, at Governors Island. \. Y.
/ Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Met
calf will ieturn TO washington about
/ September l. They have been making 4
/ series of visits on the coast.
Ma Tor and Mrs Kuntz and the three
chffd1ep Who have been .s5siffno fhssr
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Major J. J. Morrow will join Afrs.
Morrow, who with her father, Brig.
Gen. John G. Butler, L. s. A, and
Miss Butler, is at Chautauqua, y. Y.
They will go 10 the Catskills for the
month OF September.
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Miss Pearl Hancock. who has been the
guest % her brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Shreve, has re-
turned to her home IN Poplar Springs
Miss, accompanied by her sister. Mrs
Shreve, who win spend the fall season
IN the South
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Miss Bessie Teghler. who has been
spending several weeks in Harpers
Ferry. has returned TO her home
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Department OF Commerce early this
week.
Miss Cecilia Y. Murphy, soprano
soloist at St Mary's Church. is spending
her annual vacation at Atlantic City.
The Rev II. w. BalIengee and Mrs.
Ballengee, of Georgetown, have return
ed from West Virginia. where they
have spent the summer in their former
home.
Mrs. Emily Worth has returned 10 her
home from found Hill. Va.
Dr.. and MS. r. r ". Reh and family
left Washington Tuesday morning on
the steam launch Doc Reh for an ex-
tended cruise down the Potomac. stop-
ping at Colonial Beach and other points
OF interest
The Misses Mo'lie, Emily. and Anna
Ragan, and brother, John Raglan. of q
Randolph street are summering at At
ilantic City.
Ernest Kennard was given a sunrise
birthday party in his home in Hvatts-
. Vile, Nd, Monday evening. Among the
! guests were Miss Rouzee. Miss Mary
Harrington. Miss Romano Harrington.
Miss Louise Haneke. Miss Elsie Handi-
Doe, Fred Kennard. Preston Snyder. and
B. Morris. The chaperOns were Mr..
and Mrs. Kennard Mr.. and Mrs G
A Kennard. Mrs. Snyder, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Burns
John r, Bovello viii leave Monday
August 81, for Europe. sailing on the
Kronpriuzess Cecilie. Of the North Ger
| man Lloyd line. Mr.. Bovello will visit
London. Paris, Brussels. Cologne, Berlin.
/ Vienna, Milan, Turin, Genoa. Trieste.
Venice. Pisa, Florence, Palermo. return
| ing by the Mediterr anean route.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Mercer. .of 2g22
Thirteenth street, accompanied by their
/ two sons, are spending the ST miner at
Newport, R. J. Mrs. Mercer ii. chaper-
oning Miss Iris Masters, OF this city.
! Mrs. ". y Parker and Miss Edna A.
Parker, of Capitol HiH, have gone West,
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Major d. d. Porter has been ordered
to Camp Perry tor special duty IN con-
hection with the Marine Corps rife
team.
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Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Heller and
family have returned from Atlantic
City, where they were sojourning for
few weeks.
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Addison Leiberman. Of Chicago. who
has been the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
Max Weyl, viii leave town today for
Newark, n J.. where he viii visit his
aunt, Mrs A. Feist.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. II Harris and
family are guests at the Hotel Lorraine,
Atlantic City
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Mrs Nathan Kahn and daughter, Miss
Selma Kahn. have returned from Pacho-
que, L. l., where they spent the early
part OF the summer with relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Watson are
guests at the Chalfonte Hotel. Atlantic
City
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A Bslderson
kaye etuTned from Colonial Beach.
where they spent the past week
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Miss jeanette Ganss and Miss Flora
Ganss have returned from Pen Mar,
where they spent q couple weeks AT
the Hotel Imperial
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Max Hl-sh and Percy Hirsh have re-
turned TO their home. on Kenyon street.
after a several weeks stay al the Hotel
Oriental, Atlantic City.
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Col. and Mrs. William {. Langltt
were tho guests Of honor at delightful
dinner given by Gen and Mrs. Frederick
D Grant, at Governors Island. n Y.
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after spending several weeks at Glen
Manor, Forest Glen, Nd.
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The marriage of Miss Rebecca 3.
Christ and Walter A. Hunt, both OF
Fairfield, Va. took place Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock in the parsonage Of
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Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Met
calf will eturn to Washington about
September 1. They have been making q
series Of visits on the coast.
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Miss Lillian Hinkle has returned 10
her home from Harpers Ferry.
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Louis Hirsch and Melvin Behrend have
returned from a delightful trip 10 Nova.
Scotia
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Mrs. J. Mcconnell is guest at the
Hotel Norwood. Atlantic City, for sew
eral weeks
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l. 3. Hartz has returned from Al
1antic City, where he stayed for sew
eral weeks.
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MI and Mrs. Isaac ". NoTdllnger
and sons nave returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent the past two
months at the Oriental
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Miss Lille Truitt, OF this city. is the
guest OF the Misses Williams, in their
summer home at Virginia Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robe-- Zimmerman re-
turned to their home yesterday from a
three weeks stay in atlantic City. Phil
adeiphia, and New YorE.
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Major and Mrs Kuntz and the three
children. who have been visiting their
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Miss Lizzie Jandorf is taking trip
10 Atlantic City and New York city.
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Miss Rebecca VVanberg, OF Alexandra,
Va, has been spending q couple weeks
in Atlantic City and New York
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Mrs. c. Friedlander and sons, of u
street. have gone 10 Newport News
Va, 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. William Gar
ner
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Mrs. r. Goodman and daughter. Allss
Josephine Goodman, have returned from
a several weeks stay at Atlantic City
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Edward Voigt. IT.. has returned from
a weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs z. /. Levy and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Levy and
family, Who have been spending ths
summer at Colonial Beach. have re
turned TO their home in Washington.
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Benjamin Nordliuger is making a
several We eks' stay at Atlantic City