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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20
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The Orchid Door to Society

HEN we ponder some of ur actions, and Judging therefrom. the
IMI purpose we ascribe to life, we do not seem to be 81 tremendously
WI advanced and civilized as 70 fondly like to believe W e are, do WEI
W Society ia now busting It's drawing rooms, and looking owe its
gowns and tiaras, preparatory to swinging open its doors fr another season.
Indeed, here and there in some houses the doors have already opened. and
those hidden to come have stepped forth from lmousines, drunk a cup of
tea, left cards, and whired away.
But N there are looking anxously at yarfous great nortaLs and
wondering II they will be welcomed within; OF II they know they viii not
be hidden as frequently as they wish, planning how they may compel the
doors to swing open, Whenever they knock.
And these consider carefully various roads that lead to the wished
for haven. And after due consideration, many decide upon the orchid
And 10 these who decide upon this plan, HE themselves to a fashionable
florist and thence go impressive boxes of delicate air blossoms to the popu-
La debutante, or great society lady whose threshold they wish frequently
to cross.
society by the orchid route to spend for these blossoms. 1t is costlvt travel.
ling far more 80 than by the speediest and most luxurious Limited. But
1t is very apt to bring them successfully to their journeys end, If their bank
account holds out or whosever bank account they may draw upon. One
man is in jail now for making use of somebody ees bank account for his
trip along the orchid route. But then, another fellow o a mrIonairess
and IN entrance into ne of New Yorks most exclusive SETS, via the orchid
route. So you see. It works all ways. And those anxious to get in take a
chance.
beer said, look upon ourselves a having brain cells If a superior kind,
DO OF such proceedings seem exceedingly puerne? Ought there OF to be
some other standards for admission or nonadmisHon to these guarded pre-
cincts OF society? Should not a debutante OF a society matron demand
tna q Ia present some Tor worthy passport than a bunch OF orchids,
purchased by reason of a fourhhng bank account, at the highest priced
florists.
The debutante tea, It seems 1t this season, we must have with u.s..
Also the large ball and the formal dinner. We have not yet passed these
by, In our onward march. But should not those who ire conducting
them require something of more moment as the credentials of entrance
than a costly bunch OF orchids which any n may buy who has the prcef
Should o other standards that will make for a healthier social life be set?
And herein ca the debutante from her butterfly realm stretch out an
influential hand. If she will require from those she admits to her favor
something of more real worth than, fguratvely speaking. a bunch of
orchids she will be helping to build a farer social edfce.
H~~A-4~ E~x~,
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Ponap MAn{ piA-

Butter q largo pie dish and line
with boiled macaroni. Cut up any
good cold meat-veal, chicken, ham or
tongue; make q layer Of each in the
dish, putting a white or brown saucs
over each layer. and season to taste.
Pour q layer OF rich white sauce on
top, sprinkle over some grated Parme-
san cheese and finish with strips Of
boiled macaroni
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20
Sandwich Novelty.

White bread sandwiches sprinkled
with sugar are a delight in n house
hold where everybody has a sweet
tooth. 1t may be that the fashionable
nervous stomach" has been cultivat-
ed as much by the goodies In the way
Of cakes and bonbons served at daily
teas as anything else. Sweet sand
wiches are twice as healthy and to
most persons are q welcome relief
from the universal American cake
habit,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20

Lingerie Is important in the world
of dress. Slips, petticoats, combina-
lions, and night dresses are made to
match the dainty wardrobe OF the we'll
dressed woman Matinees of JAP
anese crepe are bought by every one.
One of smoke color with a lining of
blue chiffon Is a model much favored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20
Picked Trina.

To pickle tripe cut into squares and
lay In an earthen pot. and pour owe,
boiling vinegar enough to cover, in
which a blade Of mace, a dozen whols
cloves and a stick of cinnamon have
been boiled. It will he ready for USE
In "a hnurA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20
Bedateada

To clean white iron bedsteads use
q damp cloth and a little cooking soda.
This will leave the bsdstead clean
and white. Soda will also ramovv
nearly all stains from the sink.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20

Little girl from the city, seeing
freckled country child for the FIRST
time-"Oh. mamma, come quick and
look at this little boy! He's all rust
ing!"-Judga-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
Rules For Health Without Drugs.

Rules For Health Without Drugs.
Eat three simple meals a day
and masucate each bite Of food
thoroughly. Give up snacks be.
tween meals and late suppers.
Seventy per cent Of the III health
people suffer from Is due to ueg-
lect Of this hygienic principle.
Take exercise every day equiva-
lent to three or four miles walk
ing, whatever the weather may
be like. When outdoor exercise
cannot for some good reason be
obtained practice physical exer-
cises twice a day. Breathe fresh
air day and night No one can
keep well who sleeps with closed
windows. lives In stuffy rooms
and goes In fear Of drafts. IL
you have got into the habit of
irregular hours Of sleep try the
1920 bedtime plan as a routine
measure. 1t cannot be invari-
ably followed perhaps. but one
late night could be made up ior
by an earlier bedtime the even
Ing after. People who work hard
and live strenuously need espe-
cially to make a good health res
Olution regarding their sleep.
Even although you feel no Ill eff
fects for the time being from
c%urtailing your sleep two or
three hours a night, you will
have to pay in the end. The hu.
man organism can do without
sleep for a time. but 1t is like a
man drawing on his capital. Ner
vous energy has It's limits, like
everything else. Practice mod
Grafton In all things. Regulate
your amnsements after q ration
al plan and stick to any resolu-
tons you make.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20

NJ N MAY encourage others by
our faith and cheer, but we
have no right to dishearten them by
doubt and gloom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20

n HEN we ponder some of our actions, and judging therefrom. thu
MI purpose W q ascribe to life, we do not seem to be 81 tremendoua,
\ advanced and civilized a W Q fondly like to believe W e are, do we
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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COMMITTEES MEET
Several Matters Taken Up by Council
Committees Last Evening.

meeting 81 the ordinance com.
mittee Of tho city Council was held
IN conjunction with the streets. ALLEYS
and grades committee last evening
and took mp the application of tho
Wheeling Can Company. which wishes
10 Use the sidewalk in front OF lis
factory FOR = driveway into the base.
menf 81 the building The application
was recommended favorabIy 10 Coun.
Gill;
Following the meeting with tho o-
dinance committee. the streets aliev4
and Grades committee mot BOZ io.r,
session with Tho real estate commit.
Zee and fck up the application of
MIKE Arnlr fnr strip of ground
owned hr fle city or Jonathan. ~
vine. between Coal and Main street.
AEric oUns a iof north - fha rarine
while 'tN rff nure fof south o.
ihe rafin". h.f neither 20 fhe Iafs arc
q any faIu' on account of tho u-.h
oi OBJ" ground tCn.c offered f9 fY..f
H r"'H.r.rE sail on each e.ie of tr.
fat'H". pfo. .l.nr FOL strip of rfre and
90. taf 'oU % fhe GUS nf fa sI.er
Nm 50 fhr retaining uau a...f
'rs' rear $50 .rI viii make frs
.n'a srrf.rrsh.e. fhe application va.
f'ronmenfed fsFnrahIy fa Council
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guests OF MIR. and Mrs. LA Adams. OF
Bridg spor:.
George Jones. who was badly in
Jured while at work in the Packers
Car company at Warwood. last week,
Is reported to be somewhat improved.
After spending a short vacation at
MI. Lake Park. Md. Misses Eva AMI
Hilda Sesbright. Minnie Lehman and
Helen Meyers. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. l.. O'Brien and
daughters. Grace. Helen. Dorthy, and
Marian. were guests over Sunday at
the Stratford hotel.
Otho Heiskell. Of woodlawn. left
last evening for youngstown o..
where he Will take charge OF the
Youngstown office OF the Reass Ad-
Nertising company. Mr.. HeiskeIl Is
one OF the best known young business
men or this city. and has a wide
circle OF friends In this vicinity. who
unite In wishing him success I'm his
new Location. He will assume his new
duties to-day. For the past several
months Mr.. Heiskell has been con-
nected with the Travis Cigar COM
pany. in this city
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LEAVES WITH HIS
BROTHERS WIFE
CHARLES REPPETTo aLLEeEp
TO HAVE ELoPED WITH MRS.
REPPETTO
Action Is elimination OF seriea -
Incidents That Resulted in
Shooting Affair Several
Days AGO.

When Charles Reppetto a we'll
known young man OF the Island left
the city Saturday III company with
his brothers wife. Mrs. Harvey Rem.
petto. the closing chapter in what
promised TO be quite a sensational
case was staged. Charles Reppetto
was in the city Jail several DAYS
last week facing a charge Of shooting
at hts brother but owing TO the
failure OF his brother 10 push the
charges. he was released. \ few
years ago Harvey Reppetto married
Miss Virginia Burt. a well known
society woman and resided for the
time being at the Reppetto home on
the Island Charles Reppetto dev.
eloped quite liking for his brothers
wife and is accused Of paving
more attention to her than was pro.
per.
Last Wednesday the climax was
reached when Harvey caught his
brother with his wife and an alterca.
ton arose which had its conclusion
In Charles shooting az his brother
lie was arrested but Harvey did
care 10 get the publicity which is
certain 10 accompany such a case
and dropped IL. Charles was re-
leased and is said 20 have left Sat.
urday evening with Mrs. Reppetto
Tor The east II Is stated that Har.
Vey VIII bring suit for divorce.
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NEWS BRIEFS


Communication were received
yesterday by Secretary William
Schwertfeger. OF the Business Mems
Association. from Morgantown. Hin
ton. Fairmont and Clarksburg. stating
mat large delegations OF merchants
from those cities will attend the an
nual business mems convention which
will be held in this city August il-l5.
Police court Will be uninterestinc
IN the morning as only two drunks.
who gave their names as John Hunk
and Herman Busford. were arrested
up until late hour last night.
Sam Farmer residing near the
hichland coal mine. was fined s. and
costs by Squire Harry Noitle for con.
tempt ~ court Farmer had had a
negro arrested on "A disorderly charge.
hut there being no evidence the squire
dismissed the negro Farmer inter
rupted the trial several times hence
the charge against him
A meeting OF the creditors Of /.
4. Roihermund. the bankrupt. will be
held Thursday morning. August -. at
lo O'Clock. before Referee Henry 4.
Nolte. Several matters will be con-
sidered. including the report Of the
trustee. priority Of claims and the de.
ciaring Of "a dividend.
Andy Maginstiky. arrested nv OF
hcer Butler on charge Of drunken
ness was fined g. and costs or 10 davs
10 Jail yesterday by Justice OF the
Peace Il. G.. Hobbs
The Volunteers. an orronized
Bible class. the first in Wyoming couu-
~. was yesterday granted a charter
by the West Virginia Sunday School
Association. The class is cnmposed
OF about 20 men and women
A letter received from Ambers,
Nova Scotia yesterday. by the score
tary % the Wheeling Fairgrounds
Association. asking FOR Information
relative 10 our Fairgrounds. g. addi
uonnl evidence that Wheeling Is be-
INK widely advertised. even hv our
Fairgrounds
-Hecays" ~ the large number o.
inquiries Tor farms being received bv
~" West Nirg.r.a board of trade
SECRETARY H1f H NaFior has started
p am directory which i- proving
very popular
Yesterday work WAS begun hv fha
49, 'inusa contractors. f9- tho
hHIIrF 90 fIr frnra around tho
Wheeling h.rh school building and b.
NI' Dol" completed fl.a week The
fence s made 10 frIn and IL huf TAO
fr'f t'rh. hHf eIT.eiouf -a teep che
children FROM r.ntIrF nr tfs fran
around fHn hI.Id.n Tho contract Cor
'fr tnrN HHH recently De- ht tho
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and profits contained In the answer
shows that. during the FIRST eigh,
years. the dividends paid averaged
only s-s2 PEI cent on the fully paid
capital stock and the total earnings
only ms pe' cent and that the main
expansion In the oompany's business
has been gained i'm the new lines Of
implements and the foreign trade
which has increased from about sl0.-
100000 in 1893 to over ss2 1000. 900 In
1911.
IL Is held that the company has
active and increasing competition.
the numbe:- OF competitors in binders
being eight. with an aggregate capital
of over 500. 0OO. 900. and in other lines
the competitors numbering from four
teen I'm mowers to one hundred
eighty-one in gasoline engines.
Denies Charges.
The answer declares that the prices
OF harvesting machinery have in
creased about per cent over 1919.
while the machines have been I'M
proved in qrality. and the materials
and labor entering into their manu-
facture have increased on an average
IS per cent.
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INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
FILES ANSWER AT ST. PAUL

ST PAUL. Aug The answer OF
che International Harvester company
20 the bir fled by the United States
District Court at 81 Paul to-day.
The answer denies specifically, ali
charges q Restraint Of trade. mono
poly and unfair business practices. IL
alleys that prior TO the formation 90
the cotnpan~ In 1912. the Harvester
business has been conducted In a
wasteful manner. detrimental alike TO
manufacturers. retail dealers and
CONSUMERS. that only the two largest
manufacturers had profitable bust
ness. while TIE business OF others was
decreasing ard becoming hazardous
and unprof.teble. The International
Harvester company. IL Is stated. not
not an unlawful combination, but n
new company formed. with ample
capital. I'm order To secure large econ
omieS In the agricultural implement
business. by producing more cheaply
the raw materials. by charging IA
ciliti7s. anc correcting wastefuI
methods of distribution. by expanding
the foreign trade and by better or
ganized experimental and inspection
departments
Corpor atoms Statement.
The detailed statement of earnings
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WEST VIRGINIA SIGHTED
ON ALL THE APPOINTMENTS

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Temporary off,
GERS OF the convention. as finally an
nounced to-day were follows:
Temporary chairman. Albert >. Bever-
idge.
General secretary. o. X. Davis. Wash
ington. II. &.
chief assistant secretary, Wilson
Brooks. Chicago. Ill.
Assistant secretaries. William Allen
White. Emporia, Kas.; Judson e. Welt
yer, Washington. ID. g. John Callan
OLoughlin. Chicago. Ills; George l.
Miller. Detroit, Mich; Angus NcSween.
Philadelphia. Pa, T. 4. Dickson. Los
Angeles. Calf: Harry J. Haskell, KAN
sas city, Mo. Edward Il. Clark. Chi
cago. {. l. Connolly. New York City;
George Odell. New York ity; Charles e.
Hart. spokane. Wash.
Sergeant-at-arms. Colonel Chauncey
Dewey. OF Illinois.
Captain Granville Fortescue. assistant
sergeant at arms.
official reporter. q. Russell Leonard.
Reading clerks. Henry r. C0chems.
Wis, and J. II. Gregory, Jr..
Key West. Florida.
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GENERAL NOTICE.
Ter nAss HAr1s,sr1Ai Convsltioa -
ns Hold N BAeh Ct The Hl<stsr1si
otsrr,cts rhroughout OHIO County.
west vtrr1naA
To the Republican voters Of Ohio
COUNTY We.f NN~rIrta


To the Republican voters Of Ohio
County. West Virginia
In accordance vita esfahllshed usages
the ohio County Republican Executive
COMMITTEES directs that a mass NaEiz-
terrain Convention he held IN each Of
the MaEtSterial Districts throughout
aid Ohio County. West Virginia on
the l7th d.y Of Aug. 1874. at : o'clock
one-half hour from the above stated
t.ne aor the purpose OF electinE two
judicial Conferees from each Magister-
la District In said County 70 attend
a Judicial Convention to be held at
the Court House. Part one. Wheeling
ohio County. West Virginia. on Satur-
cay. September eth. 1919. at 10 o'clock
a m. at which last named Convention
two candidates for Judge of the First
judicial Circuit for West virginia Will
Dc nominated and one member OF the
by the conferees OF each County COM
nrising the said First judicial Circuit
The places for holding said Mass Mag
isterial Conventions are as follows:
Washington District-vigilant Hose
House.
Madison District - Island Hose
House.
Clay District-Republican Headquar-
tiers. Schmulbach Building
Union District-Police Court Room
=, Centre District-fiook and Ladder
Hose House.
Webster District - Harry Kreuger
Barber shop. 2S37 Eon Street.
Kitehie District-Eighth Ward Hose
Riehisnd District-center Hose
House. warwood
Liberty District - West Liberty
T, Trisdelphia District - Hands Hall
BY. BY order Of the Ohio County Tx
Rrc.,nn H. I. KIRK. Chairman.
as a Is.
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SUMMER RESORTS

IT'S NEVER TOO hot NJ Mountain
lake Park. on the crest Of the Allege-
1feE. IN a white OAK forest Boating and
Bath ing IN the Lake. Coaching. Motor
ing. Bowling, Tennis. GOLF Campmeet-
lng July tn to lfth. Chautauqua July
istn - August goth. summer school
July 18Th TO August 39th. Missionary
Institute. July 18Th 90 2ath. Bible Con
ference. July 3tth 20 August Sth. Good
hotels. home-liks boarding houses with
every modern conV cnience.
summer homes on reasonable terms
fl'ctric light, natural gas. mountain
spring water. Icwcrs
Adcr-sf tire Superintendent
MnINTALN LIKE PAX. Nd.
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HOTEL FRONTENAC KENTUCKY T,.TlS,

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
lar section: between the two famous
piers. central To all attractions: modern
high-class hotel, as good the best:
capacity ESQ. VIII make very special
including large ocean rooms. metal beds.
elevator. baths. phones. superior table.
Win white service. table supplied direct
ana boardwalk. booklet. ". r. WATTS.
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
Liquor Application City OF wheeling.
Mnee-lnr. " V IulN =. 1911

Liquor Application City OF wheeling.
Wheeling. ". Va. July %. 1914
10 Whom 10 May Concern.
The following Is an application filed
with me for liquor license for the year
commencing September I. 1912:
Retail.
Jesse McComhs. 1893 Market St, Resi-
dcnce 1916 aMrkct St
DO hereby certify that tho above ap-
pllcant Tor retail liquor license has re-
ceiyed a certificate from the sheriff OF
thio county. certifying that be has de-
posted Eight Hundred ana Thlrfy-thres
Dollars and Thirty-four Cents (Ss3g34J
as required by law.
Kespcctfuliy
CiiAS H. GErGER
clerk Of the License Court
Jy-23-3O-au-6-i3
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HOR RENT

ron BENT nicely furnished ana a
room flats with bath for light house
keeping rent reasonable. Apply 40 y
Front St ask
foR EEET Large front room anf
floor T. Hess a SON 1y-lI-4t
fOh hEHT-Ne't house. rooms. bath.
pantry AM laundry. 600 south York.
Inquire foGit p Aork sat phone ia II
Iy-I5-ff
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Bids viii be received until ~ o'clock
noon on August 10th. for the installation
or the heating plant In the new Wheel
ing city Hospital
All bids must be delivered in sealed
envelopes. addressed 20 IL r. Behrens.
Chairman. building Committee. Neural
syline Co. Wheeling. ". Va. before the
time above given. Each bid must be ac-
companird by certified check, equal TO
8 OF the amount OF the bid
Plans ana specifications are on exhibit
tlon at the Office OF Charles w Bates
Architect, Board OF Trade Bldg, and al
ne oifice OF y. o. Clark. superintendent,
city Hospital iy-25-s
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cassts ana o1hsS %sois, sEs9 D..i. Msr-

uouce to Manufacturers. Jobbsrs. Ner-
chants and Othsr Wlsolsseis Dealers.
NOTICE Is HkNkBY GIVEN. That
Tie ; ate Ecsrd OF Control or the State
OF West Virginia viii receive bids daily
~ us oGict at Charleston, West Vir-
GINA, Tor furnishing Supplies for the
management OF whick IL vested In said
BOARD. Contracts will be awarded TO the
lowest bidders. quality corNidered and
other Things being equal. West Virginia
oesiers viii be given preference.
LISTS OF supplies needed will fur
nished bidders on receipt OF reouests
stating the line desired.
bTATE BOARD OF CONTROL
eG-t-Q Charisston- Wosf Virginia
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NOTICE

z hereby warn 81 p~rsons thst -m
net 10 rsrpousiuis for auy dsbts 49,
'ractef ~ auy one othcr thar myself or
- ~ ordsr
rtauDu n Travis
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Mr.. and Mrs. y. C. Wolf 81 san
Diego. Cal. are guests Of Miss Jennie
McGOWn.
Mr.. ana Hrs. J. n. Nerriman have
returned % their home after an eN-
tended automobile tour through 'ha
New England states.
W. +. cole. o.: Pittsburgh. spent
sunday with bus family. who ar"
spcudinr tho SUMMER az the STRAIT
ford. 90 Nssdlawn
y. T soils and Miss Iavaughn Sells
~ Elm Gf'vc. lsff yesterday for can
ton io sr.ud several DAYS visiting
frienIs ana relatives.
James uc.r. ~ this city. spent
Yesterday Con Charlesfuu looking al
fsr some business matters
SIR and Nrs Henry J.. Johnson. ~
fhe Taaf Tra. Hrr visiting rclafit f
ir rrInn.tvr. Ia.
Ni.s ff.. wilson feel spending o.
fru fH.4 Visiting relatives Boo Sow
CUM I.--..rI
Sis. r..... rst.r Doe returned
fr.m H pheasant fu. u.. s. stay wi'l
cleveland n..rie
fr .rf ur I Irr.r. % 'fIs
rIf. .H a.tr. f.r fiHr
f.-I -r nrI rfI a. rrtrI few
fs .r r.u SEQ. .f.r. r.'Ir..-r
f. fnIr .r.
$500 u..... NO t.. f..rf I. ep.rl-
100 H f.r dove .a.Hr Hrl
..-.- i.r' ~ r..r.s . f
'| f.. rf. IrI
s..a tH rr r.e F.r ono
u.r l Dol. .a.
fr ~.rr. .- ... f...s -r-
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rHE CoLWYH.

81 South Michigan Ave. spiendidly
located near Beach and amuscments.
belightful rooms, open surroundings.
One block from 4. < %. station. MRS.
c. :. GERKEN. Prop. formerly OF san
Jose.
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HELP.
MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTGD-To secure a copy OF the
Journal OF the session OF the Wheel
ing convention. which convened Febru-
airy IL. 1863. This journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and Dermott.
and rs wanted for the State Archives OF
W. Va. any owner OF a copy OF the
journal viii perform a public service
by communicating with the Intelli-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis
State Archiveist, Charleston. w. Va
u-julyi2
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South Carolina Ave. 2nd house from
Eeaca. Rest equipped modern price
motel m Atlantic city. Elevator. bath
ing from hotel Booklet T. a EFN-
DER. owner