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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-18
CHAPTER XII.
pIscoNTENT.


TN the tallest of the city's skyscrap
ers, in the highest story of said
\ building, were, as the letters on
the ground glass door announced,
the law offices of Paul Remington.
The term claw offices" was perhaps a
misnomer, for upon Paul had fallen
the distrust which the business public
often feels for the political lawyer,
and the bulk of his practice consisted
principally in caring for the legal end
of Bob's business ventures and in help
ing their political friends out of police
court scrapes.
Only the presence of Miss Myrtle
Jones, stenographer, reminded you that
this was a legal center.
On this particular morning some
two weeks after the convention Miss
Jones was early at her post. Bob en-
tered with curt greeting. He was
accompanied by Haggin, who wore a
sheepish grin.
"Well," he said, "they sure did put
the bug on us last night"
$50 I've been told,'' Bob remarked
dryly. ''Sit down"
Haggin sat down on the window sill
lit was more comfortable than Bob's
chairs-and crossed his hands over his
capacious paunch. "Malassey's out
there he said.
Eyes" And Bob's teeth came to-
gether with an audible click. Hes
been waiting there for some time.
That's why | sent for you. Tom. how
much is he worth in the SEVENTH"
"Well, he's worth good deal. AL
that Democrat bunch follow him like
sheep. An the Seventh is Democrat
ward.s
"Then you think he's really impor-
tant?''
"Un-huhr Haggin agreed Biggest
man In the ward. Paups the only mar
| that ever could touch him. An ever
Paul can't knock sense into Demo
| crat when he gets set. But, say, you
amt
''I'm going to knock little sense
into one Democrat He touched 8
button, and Miss Jones opened the
door,
Miss Jones, will you ask Malasse,
to step in? And, Miss Jones, If Mr.
Remington should come in. please hole
him until / can see him. / rely OF
you"
Malassey was a type Of the profes
sional mixer" big, red faced fellow
| with a bluff. boisterous manner thai
| passed for good fellowship among tn,
undiscerning. One eye was set slight
~ lower than It's fellow. Bob greeted
him with curt nod and lolled bacI
In his chair. Haggin grimly ignored
the entrance Of the newcomer. Ma
lassey seated himself awkwardly Of
/ the edge of chair.
"I'm mighty sorry about the conven
tion, Mr.. McAdoo," he began eagerly
ssIY-
Bob chuckIed. II see. / really thinl
he'd better hunt another job. Tom.o
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-18

er mis- call on Mrs Gilbert Bob
returned home from a hard
days work The election was
only month away. and the campaign
was in full swing. There had been
little in the reports to annoy him His
organization was intact. working like
the well oiled machine it was. Re-
ports from the enemy's camp gave fur
ther cause for satisfaction. The indie
pendent Democratic candidate was not
making the headway expected Yet
Bob went home disturbed in mind.
The day had been passed among men
who were deyoting their time and en-
ergy in his interest But through all
their conferences he had been con-
scious of an unaccustomed. oppressive
sense of loneliness. and he had not
seen Remington since their interview
in his Office
When he entered the house he saw
Kathleen sitting in the library sewing.
She looked up with a bright smile as
he hesitated before the door.
MAY come in?" he queried as
though not quite sure of his welcome,
Since when this timidity?" she
laughed "Of course. come in. | was
just thinking about you Mother was
bewailing today that we don't see
much of you now the campaign has
started
We'll" he looked at his watch. "if
it won't make you sleepy. I'll let you
administer your company for half an
hour"
"You speak as though my company
were bad mediciney
But before be could answer the door
bell rang He frowned.
Il had forgotten he exclaimed re-
gretfully. Il have an appointment
with Sanger at TO-"
Kathleen gathered up her sewing and
arose. He looked at her doubtfully.
"If you don't mind. wish you'd stay.
1t may be just as well to have a third
person present"
But Mr.. Sanger may not like it."
she objected hesitatingly.
"Mr. Sanger may like it or not" Bon
observed carelessly "Sit down"
He went to the door himself and LET
Sanger in. minute later the two
men entered the library. Kathleen
saw tall man in evening dress. who
bore himself with an air of quiet con-
fidence
Miss Finn" Bob introduced him.
''this is Mr.. Sanger. He's my immedi-
ate enemy just now"
Sanger bowed genially and laughed.
"a very friendly enemy just at pres
ent"
Il am very glad to meet one Of our
enemies especially if he be friendly
she smiled Won't you sit down. Mr.,
Sangerg'
Sanger looked inquiringly at Kath-
leen.
Miss Finn will be present" Bob
answered the look. "at my request"
Sanger reclined comfortably in his
chair and placed his hands together.
finger tip accurately meeting finger tip.
Circumstances of which | am per-
haps the victim" he began. make it
necessary for me to take an active
part for the future in our local and
state politics"
Haven't you already been somewhat
active a.
Sanger waved his hand carelessly.
Tentatively. tentatively only, Mr..
McAdoo. Hereafter | propose to be
more active and to better effect.
hope. Certain ventures in which
am interested. individually and in con-
nection with other large investors of
our state. make this imperative. Un-
fortunately in the present campaign l
find myself compelled to oppose your
election ! regret 1t exceedingly. and.
frankly. I'm here to propose that we
work in harmony in the future.
''That aIs.ps rathpr iatp"
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-18
Continued Next Week.
Deepest Valley.

The deepest vaiies is in Palestine.
1t is 1900 feet below the level of the
sea
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CHAPTER XIII.
THE GAUNTLET.

WWTYHEN Eleanor Sanger was
MAJ married she was bright.
Wv rather highly strung and de
cidadIv snoiled eiri of nine
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CHAPTER XIV.
sANGER's OFFER.

r ATE in the evening few days aft
er his call on Mrs. Gilbert Bob
returned home from hard
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young giant.
is it possible? Yes. you are the man
who saved me In the mills 1t is hard
to realize. He was an uncouth, un-
grammatical young ruffian, as | re-
member, while you-you are an educat-
ed"- She hesitated
An educated rufian," he concluded
dryly.
She regarded him with new respect.
a respect which Bob, remembering the
girl who had t1outed him as of lower
order of creation. resented
"Tm no more than | was then. !
have more. but am no more"
A detail of the scene in the mills re.
cured to her "Ah! remember that
forgot to thank you for saving my
life, That was very ungrateful- !
suppose should do so now. 1t really
was very good Of you
You needn't thank me. Besides. :
he added grimly, 1T was unintentional,
I assure you-purely an impulse"
She laughed uncertainty. 'But sure
~ you can't expect me to remain at
swords points with the man who
saved my lifeY'
His face hardened. Then keep out
OF my way"
"You mean it." she said In curious
" regretful tone THAT Is part of
you. remember you said the same
to me that night in the mills Keep
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About People
Movements OF Individually 20 and
From the City.

Mr.. Arthur G. Clayton. OF Manning
ton. D. visiting relatives iu this city
for a few days
Mr. and Mrs N X. Wendiekon al
Marietta, O.. are the guests OF reli
tIveS in Wheeling.
/ Frank Dinger. former resident OF
this CITY. is visiting friends here.
Frank stanton. Clerk Of tile Board
or Ecu"atur. was contend 10 his
home yesterday. by a slight Illness.
Miss Mary Kearns. Secretary Of the
from Washington. ID. c.. New YORK
city. and other eastern cities.
/ Dr. e. A. Winpertor has returned
from several weeks business stay
. in New York city
/ Mrs. Anna Gr.nnens and Mrs
Thomas Beatty are home from Wash.
ington. where they attended the cath
ole Conference OF Charities and cor
rcction.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Davis. Of Elm
Grove. ..it yesterday for a visit ir
Pittsburgh.
Miss Emriyn Morton. of Ripley. W
Va, who haS been visiting her sister
Mrs y. 4. Swcitzcr. of Cadiz Pike
LETT yesterday for Brown. Harrison
county. whore she. will teach the en-.
Suing year.
Frank D. Ha5maber. az Clarksburg
nas been ID the city ON business
Mrs. Matilda Zoccklor and daughter
Miss Cornol.a and son Eiwood Zoeck
l'r. hav" returned to- their home. on
Worth Main g. ID
visit to the Great Northwest. While
on their tour thcr visited az their
former hOm. 100 LeadVood. - d. aad
state that The snow was quit, deep in
that section of the country They
toured Tho famous Black Hills and
stopped af Denver. Colo. and other
points iu the West They were as far
as 90" Pacific coast where they WIS.,
iteI all the places OF interest
Mr. and Mrs Kiee and family Of
Nor-h Main street have returned
after summer at Atlantic CITY
Mr. and Mrs p. W Z.uu. OF the
Island ar. The guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Filler. af Mercer. pa
pr l.. o. Wilson h1- returned from
20 western visit including Los Angeles.
CAL. whore hn visited relatives
Or and Nu WadIrf. off Sew York
Who have b"'u th. guests oj Or U.cL.
eE. vii return home Monday
SIR and Nr- Alex Rice lef' last eve.
nr~ for business and pleasure Trip
io Sew Fors
Miss MARY C0VG.n. of Sew WHm.
iHe 0r. p.. t- tnn r-r-f off fla Misses
Mcclure. ou fUo island
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strel. who played in the city last week.
announces that he will give n silver
loving cup TO the winner OF the Cen
trail league remnant next season. He
VIII also give cup 20 the player who
proves most valuable 20 his team
Over 10000 temperance day pro-
grams have been sent out by the West
Virginia Sunday School Association
during the past few weeks and the
programs were used by all the Sab.
bath schools last Sunday.
The young campaigners viii meet
this evening az 100 O'Clock at the
Calvary chapel on the Island TO make
arrangements for the conNng cam
paign. Mr. Harry Bell will drill the
young people and all wishing 10 take
part will be present
Tom Burke. an employe OF the
wheeling Tent and Awning company.
who was injured last Monday when
ne fell down the elevator shaft in the
building Of the company. is stili con
fined 10 his home suffering from the
severe bruises.
AT the meeting Of the board OF
county commissioners yesterday. the
work OF auditing the miscellaneous
bills OF the county for the past month
was commenced.
Yesterday was pay day for all the
employees OF the CITY who work under
the direction OF the board Of public
works. and about $1,000 was paid out
Although the sheriff's office has
been open TO tax payers for several
GAYS. Few persons have availed them
selves of the opportunity Of paying
taxes and receiving the discount
allowed FOR early payment During
this and the ensuing month "a dis
count VIII be- allowed
The Young son uf Mr.. Braun OF
Thirty -eighth and WetIel streets. il
recovering nicely after being severel,
scaldcd with hot coffee a few DAYS
ago.
Rapid progress is being made on
the preparatory work for the now
Southern theatre al Thirty-thiri and
EOff streets The old buildings have
been entirely raZed and the debris is
being burned A force Of men will
begin oNcavatIng for tho foundation
next week
A bugle corps and orchestra from
the BOYS brigade. has been added as
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Sure Way to Regain
Robust Bloom of Youth
frron woman. r1bua.l

smooth. NslNFFF-ruff shIu. with a
delicate rraeh-liEe bloom. t. one ~ the
creators most exquisite work when
tH- rrrt biuEn % youth - over THIS
beautiful isn't ard safirv fu=tre or.
rarely seen. Guu t. preserve them
fhaf- the question Famous beauty ~
pert- abroad long have known that or
~ uarf merCollzsa wax works wonders
ln this direction - actually gives a
new surface 20 the skin. restoring that
fnary elou- Eirllsh cplor and zoftness so
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Max. procurabl- 81 any drug rfurf- will
convert "a faded. WORKOUT u~ 81 erulnred
rumpieNion into one OF captivating loNli-
ness in Jess than two weeks So special
SKIN IFces-arv ln applying the wax NJ
being rfnsar~d on 81 night like cold
cream AMI washed or iu th- morning
To remove wrinkles or DELAY their
Tor nation. a "a. bath made bE iia-nlV-
ing ! OF powdered saNplft. Boz q, ~.
witch hazel. will b@ found WONDERFUL
~ Icaclour This tones up relaxed skin.
causing Il TO remain firm and uu-
stretched.
Advertisement.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Extensive repairs were started
yesterday to the roof OF the Y NJ. G.
a. building. The old coping IL being
removed and will BE- replaced by new
coping
With tho approach of cold wealth
or many demands are being made on
the Associated Charities for clothing
for the TOOr OF this city. The de-
mand Is greater than the supply and
the association urges any person hav-
Ing cast-on wearing apparel To ieave
the same az tho association Offices
that IL may be- distributed among the
deserving poor
Tickets are rapidly being sold for
the Y. NJ G. \. lecture course. which
begins October -. with the Musical
Favorites' as the attraction. The in.
dicaiions are that the entire course
will be well attended.
Rally Day will be observed Sun
day by the Sabbath school OF ST. Paul's
Evangelical church and a lengthy pro.
gram Will be rendered. Souvenirs will
be given 20 the oldest and Youngest
persons in attendance and to the larg.
est family present
Major George W. Ruthers of Park.
crsburg is expected in this city next
week 10 examine number Of enlist.
ments for the United States navy. lie
viii then go To fleetwood. Nicholas
county. where a station will be- opened
Local delegates who attended the
annual Catholic conference of Char.
tiles and Corrections. he'd recently al
Washington. u. C.. have returned 10
this city Among the delegates we're
Miss Mary kcarns. Mrs Anna Grin.
rins and Mrs. Thomas Beatty
1t Is likely that the recruiting sta.
lion recently closed 40 East Liverpool
viii be rcopencd. Arrangements are
being made to reopen the onlcc m
Fairmont. which was closed several
months ago
George Evans. the famous min.
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are spending several weeks az their
old home in DeadwOod. :. u
Mrs. Nancy Crawford Is visiting
friends iu Wellsyilic
John Breifenstcin WAS business
visitor In Chester Wednesday
Miss Marie Fergus is visiting
friends in Chester
Irs ". a. Pugh is the guest OF
friends IN Eas. Liverpool. o.
Miss Ella Shouse OF ST. Clairsville.
vas The recent guest OF Mrs. Mabel
Miss Kate Weidner. o. Marietta. is
the guest of Mrs Ella Weidner
Mrs !. g Nc Bride and Mrs Chas.
troswell. o. Youngstown. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Monohan and
family
Misses France and Catherine How
Icy are visiting relatives IN Cleve-
land
George Hell. of the South Side. il
visiting bis sister in Cambridge. o.
Miss Fife Roberts. II MorgantOWn.
is visiting her grandfather. William
Mauion. ~ Twenty-fourth street.
Miss Mary Ion iiarris. Of Huntsville.
Ala, is rho guest 81 Miss Kathleen
Mathison. OF North Main street.
Mrs J. = Irving. Mrs q. T.. Free
man and Mr. Maurice Freeman. OF
View York. are the guests OF Mrs. J.
J.. Brennan
ur G.. s. Wingerter is in New York.
While there be- viii take e post gradu-
ate course a. Fordham college
Miss Ada Carroll BIS visiting rela-
uves in 81 Louis
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\ mixed chorus OF men and women
has. been organized here and Prof
stephen Martin of Pittsburgh B., di.
rector list OF one hundred has
been taken and IgrE" concerts vail De-
gwen. The purpose Of the club is 20
aid in musical education The first
meeting Will b" held iu settlers hall
ON the Island Wednesday. October q.
or "a" O'Clock and an who wish 10
brcom" members are requested to bee
present or call Mrs. Frank kiuch-loe
az the Island Wednesday evening.
October %. viii boz the first rehearsal
.of the ci1b. This club viii bring 10
this city some OF the best singers OF
the land
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feature OF the Rows Brigade choir
winch sings AZ the mass meetings
held each Sunday afternoon iu The in
terests Of the ratification OF the pro.
hibitiOn amendment
DR.. T. VI. Hare. superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon League. Of Charles
ton. VIII arrive in this city soon ro
conduct several meetings In this sec
ton next week. lie will speak 20
bethany. West Liberty and Fallans-
bee
several members or Henry CLAW
t1Wn. Modern WOOdmen OF America.
or Elm Grove. went 10 Roucy.s Point
yesterday. where they spent the dav
cutting corn for members ~ the lodge
who have been ill FOR several weeks
with typhoid fever
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Louis" Norremau. Pauline Metz. stella
sells. L"ona Shau.ey. Alice Morris
GLADYS Davis. Mari Ingram. Messrs
ItorF" Murray. Chas Garfield. Anton
Earnest. Harry Carroll Charles Hare.
Alvin Schubart Robert Morrow. Wi
bur Lacy. CAL Sells Frank sells.
Master Chas Sells and SIR auI Mrs
Charles Garfield
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is tho guest OF Miss Marie weiske. Of
Thirteenth street
Miss Marie Wci-kc. Of East Wheel
Ing. has returned from am extended
visit with friends in Michigan.
Mrs r. r Hoau~ and children. OF
IN" Island. Viii leave the first of next
week for Si-fDreNillr. where they viii
spend two weeks as the guests OF
relatives
Superintendent T. VI Hare. Of the
Anti-Saloon League. has returned 20
'hariestOu. after short business
visit IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WUbert left
Yesterday for short VISIT IN lanes
vile They expect 20 visit Sew york.
Philadelphia. Atlantic CITY and other
points OF interest before returning
ana viii witness "a few games Of the
worlds series
William Price. OF Washington. Of
the home office OF the Equitable life
insurance COMPANY ~ the District of
Columbia. ls spending "a few DAYS IN
this CITY ON business
Af,er a few days spenf ion this city
on business. Alfred Walker has re
turned 10 Sutton
Miss Mary Sands is the guest OF
friends In Philadelphia.
Austin Beach. OF Pittsburg. H. here
Beach
Miss Hazel Achisou OF Clarksburg.
Is visiting friends boo tho city
j. ~ Mcclure OF Louisville. Ky. g. a
business visitor Boo the city.
j ". Palmer is spending several
Gays 100 Marietta locking after busi-
ness interests.
Mrs Eva Woodruff has returned 10
her home here. after spending several
week. Boo Hannibal
Miss Phocb" Fisher has returned 70
her Eomc!u Hannibal %. nffer an OK
tended visit with relatives here
J.. y. Sands viii leave today for
Oak View. Md. where be- viii spend
several days with friends
Rev y -. Miller and son. OF Buf
faIo. have arrived 100 fho cIts and Rev
Miller viii take charge Of The
Emanuel Baptist church io De organ
lied here
James Mcmillan I.r yesterday for
anna. Fla. where lc viii sepud sew
trHl weeks vacation
William Darby ot DE-. -oif. Mich. is
spending several DAYS with friends Iu
the Gifts.
Court Ha.Hn John COOK. or -
l'ifsvlIl". was 90 business visitor ia
the city yesterday
Mr. T.. D. Sands len for Oak View.
Nd. where be- viii spend q week Mrs
sands. Who Ias been spending the
summer 90 their country home. Will
return with him next week
Miss Mary VIrnra Sands Is VISIT
ing friends Boz Philadelphia
'irs H 3D. BoVdru i- the guest oil
Nr ard Mr.. 49, b. CUMMINGS. oil
S. nr-tiIIp
W g.. Gordham was registered af|
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The Kings Daughters Of Thomson
VI. T.. church entertained with "a sun.
per 100 the lecture room Of the church
on Thursday evening The Following
were in charge Mrs Joseph .frCon.
nell. Mrs Charles Winchor Mrs j n
Fisher. Mrs. Albert Cowan. Mrs carl
Hcndel and Mrs ~ q. Tibbens.
Thos" loo charge Of tho tables in.
ciudod Mrs. Charles Mefznpr. Mrs
Charles MIgiuni-. Mrs William
Gi"sey Mrs. cyrus Oldham. Mrs p. =
Ross. Mrs Joseph Moidcl. assisted by
other members az the circle The
reircshmenf tables were in cnar.a OF
Mrs Thomas Veterinarian. Mrs
James Derry. Miss Grace Cook and
Miss sarah Torgny Miss Vircfni,
Richardson and Miss 50 UaU had
charge OF tho candy tables
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Mrs. John VI. Garden. who Us 20
preside az the meeting this afternoon
Of the department OF Woman's Clubs
at the \. O. L. W temple. will be- as.
sisted In serving tea by Mrs. C. a
Aschman. Mrs. Andrew Z Wilson.
Miss Gertrude Garden. Miss Swope> Of
Fillmore. y. C.. Miss Burford Of Cal
ifornia and Miss Averitt Of Cumber-
land. Nd Mrs. Julian G.. Hearne is
president o. the club aud The season s
programs will be- distributed.
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Patterson DANCING Glass

Miss Eleanor Patterson viii resume
her dancing classes for the autumn
ana winter Friday evening October
II. from 10 80 the Strattord Springs
hotel
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An open countenance b. hath
Indeed. Dis cheek. 30 monumental,
o. crossed bv such a lenrth Of smile.
The sparkling is get horizontal
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Arion oneninn Even,

The Well known Arion society viii
omen their series of enjoyable tall aud
winter events with concert and ball
az thtir club on th" evening Of Oc-
- This is one OF the foremost clubs
OF the city and their affairs are al
ways informal and their kaffee-visite.
Followed by dancing are always well
attended Tie opening concert will
Include some OF the best local talent
and full orchestra viii be engaged
10 furnish the music for tho occasion
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WHEELING TO HAVE
NEXT MUTATIONS
OF STATE PHARMACEUTICAL
BOARD-WILL BE HELD
NEXT MAY.
Board Completes Work Of Examining
Applicants. Selects Next place
Of Meeting and Adjourns.

Tho state board az pharmacists yes
t'rdaV selected Wheeling as the place
Tor holding their s"mi-aunual exam
nations nest spring They will meet
her" 10" first "Wednesday IN MaN, and
th" sessions Will probably De- held in
tho Board 81 Trade rooms
The board adjourned yesterday af-
t'rnp"n after completing the work
o. examining ~. fifteen applicants
Tor state Pharmaceutical licenses
Yesterday was devoted To- practical
work. to-, daN pr'tiuIs having been
spent boo written work. Although
about tho usual number took the fall
examinations. - least forty appli-
cnnts Hr- expected next spring.
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\ cake sale will be- held az the Y
W. &. A. on Saturday and the com
mltiee In charge is composed OF Mr..
Alex I Young. Mrs George Maxwell.
Mrs. Bertha Caldwell. Mrs Fred
Faris. Mrs W. Higgins. Mrs T. H..
Moore, Mrs. " !. Cowden
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Donation Day.

Today is Donation Day az the Kings
Daughters Day Nursery and doua-
lions Of rOmpers. jellics. pillow slips.
groceries. towels, wash rags Will be
welcome. Money IS always welcome
donation. The committee in charge
will be present all day 20 receive the
articles sent I'm. Mrs Albert Meyer g.
chairman OF the committee IN charge