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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

phiz At the time the injuries were
not thought 10 b. Of q serious nature
but the sctock 90 his nervous system
Was such 20 rause complefe brcaE-
down The deceased Vas in his ssfn
year and has b-en n resident Of this
Part OF the country practically ell hrs
lie During his career he was wide
~ known a. contractor. having
completed some large contracts in
this vicinity. lie was also an active
member OF the Trisdelphia NJ p
church. being at all timez Interested
In the welfare OF tEat institution lie
IL survived by his wife and the fo.
lowing children. Mrs. T Porter. OF
Wheeling. Miss Nettie. at home:
Frank. OF the Island: Albert C.. ". -
an6 Charles. at home. and John. OF
Ohio. Funeral services will be held
scmetime Friday afternoon. Rev ID.
l.. Reid. pastor of the Trladelphia 81.
r. church will oficiate Interment
VIII be In Stone church cemetery.
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OUT-THE-PKE


Mecullssh 4 Reid. owners OF Whit.
sker Held. known as Birch Lynn
have. u II aid. completed arrange
menfs for extensive improvements
that viii be placed on the property
recently purchased by them Accord
Ing TO reports the entire field will BE-
nfled TO the depth of three feet II IL
said that the company has purchased
q large tract OF land a short distance
from the property. where they expect
10 secure the material for the MI A
steam shovel will be placed on the
piece Of ground purchased for the
purpose and the work rushed to
completion Immediately.
Ten thousand yards OF material. n
In said. will be required TO make the
necessary NIL The streets of the
new addition will be made OF white
brick with a gutter four feet wide on
either side made OF concrete. II Is
also said that a strip OF land In the
shape OF a wedge twenty feet wide
running parallel with the West Nir.
Einia Traction and Electric company
lines will be converted into a park.
The Improvements will cost In the
neighborhood OF S35 OoO. and the
property when improved will be-
among the most desirable In the out
the-pike district
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MeLure-J NJ. Intick. wellsville,
o; William C. Conley. Charleston. w.
Va: =. J. King. GAINESVILLE. o; c. +.
Parkin. Washington. Pa; c. Nick
Muessig. East Liverpool. o.; c. l..
Smith. Steubenville. o.: J. c. Foster,
Coils. o.: W. Il. Sprigg. Weston, W.
Va: Miss Neva Keldra. Bethesda. o.;
Clyde c. Boso. Parkersburg. W. Va;
r. c. Ledrick. Coils. o.; r. 4. Rogers.
Coils, o.: A. J. Wagner. Mansfield, O.;
W. II. Fitch. Huntington, w. Va.
Stamm-Benson Jacobs. Little Falls.
W. Va: J. II. Mckee. Mansfield. O.. (;
II. 4. Schelly. Thornville. o.. J. r.
Mckee. Mansfield. o.: G.. Z. Frola.
Brunswick Ed. Sims. Fairmont.
W. Va: Grace Irving. \. NJ. Brown,
Carl Nash. Clarksburg. W. V: c. j..
Clark. Steubenville. o.: p. w. Davis,
Warrington. W. Va; Robert Oxnard.
X. +. Smith. Dayton Schell. c. r. Ra-
Yencroft. :. b. Hubbard. D. G.. Wat
kins. Piedmont. W. Va: c. w. Rodec-
ker. Charleston. w Va: John Hart
New Martinsville. W. Va: o. -.
Moore. Durbin. w. Va; II. Grady Lit
tie. Darlington. o.: Mrs. Rose Court
ney. Weston. w Va: Thomas Ratch-
ford. Fairpoint. o.; J. c. Stein. Hollo-
way. o.
Grand centraI-H. s. Davis. Clarks-
burg: Paul Kelley. Freeport. o.: Il. r.
Barna. Bethesda. o.: a. Forman. Nor
Pa; III. y. Williams. Waynesburg. o.:
W. II. Binec, GAINESVILLE. o.. W. J.
F1sler. GAINESVILLE. o.
Miss Bertha Fast OF this city has
accepted position with the Nay Dry
Goods company OF Martins Ferry. She
will assume her duties at once.
Deputy United States Marshal FL
zie Williams has returned from "a
business trip TO Washington. ID. C.,
and Baltimore. Md. reaching this city
yesterday afternoon.
Hon. William G. Conley OF Charles
ton. formerly attorney general of
West Virginia. is in the city on bust
ness.
Sergeant John T.. Berry of the To-
cal recruiting station left yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh to spend a
few days on business
Charles H. Watkins. Jr. is expect.
ed to return tomorrow from a trip
over the state in the interests of the
Business Mems association.
Miss Carrie Laupp Of the Island
returned yesterday from visit with
friends at Pittsburgh
Miss Grace Fowler Of GAINESVILLE.
o.. IS spending a few days in the city
visiting friends
William fmick OF Wellsburg spent
Tuesday in the city transacting bust.
ness.
Mrs. j. y. Robinson OF Wellsburg
was Wheeling shopper during the
first Of the week.
George =. Umstead OF New Mar.
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fnteiiioeneer Handy Almanac At
eisyney's Drug Store for only 25e
Get one now.
Seriously injured.

AT late hour Tuesday evening.
West Alexander. r. Kennedy. a resi-
dent OF huntsville. Pa. received ser
ious Injuries II seerls that Kennedy
was riding on a lo@ that was being
drawn by a team Of horses when the
cfain came loose. permitting the log
10 turn. Kennedy was thrown from
body. A physician was called and
attended 10 the injuries and the in
1ured man was then taken to the
home OF his brother near West Alex
ander. The injuries. though painful.
are not thought 10 be OF a serious ma
ture and Il g. expected that the in
tured man will recover within a few
days.
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7 Had sharp Pains Lire Lightning
Flashes Shooting Through My Joints"

lu The spring 81 1898 Z wEa attacked
~ Muscular md inflammation UHaum4.
ism. ] suffered as only those who have
t KNOW. Tor over three Years tried
remedy after remedy. and doctor after
doctor. bot such relief o. received was
only temporary. Finally. 4 found 70
remedy that cured us completely. and If
has mover returned. have given ff o.
e number who we're Terribly afflicted and
even hedridugu with rheumatism. aud be-
ruected cure lu every case
want eNsIF sufferer from any form
or rheumatic trouble fu try this fIHrtsf.
on. healing power. Don't send q cent.
Simply WHIl your name and address anil
7 VIII send 20 free fu frr. After Won
nave used DO md DO hHa proven itself to
n' lN.l i"nE .n"Fnn-fur means uf curing
your rheumatism. sou may send mo tho
lfi,e "f DO ono dollar but. understand
%" ntI want your money unless Won
NIF perfectly satisfied Co. send DO rar.f
ihNi fAif WHY suffer any longer whom
'-lllF. f'u'I E thus offered Nuu free
lfnn DELAY Write TODAY MARK %
jackson So. 90 Quincy Uidr syrs.
Cuaf. ~ S."
Mr. Jackson o. responaibIe Abo,,
statement truc.AI'ub.
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BENW0OD

To- pursuance with resolution adopt
cd by IN, city council tu regular session
last evening. / hereby issue u call for a
mass meeting of the citizens OF Esu-
v God. Go b. held Saturday evening at
. 80 o'clock 81 the city building for th.
purpose 81 formulating plans for resist
iuE The efforts ar the ltouWuuu end Mt.
Mcchcn Consolidated Water COMPANY To-
secure from th. IubIis Service CommiH-
sion the power Co increase local water
rates.
join J. sCNNLON. Mayor
uIr.fH.F
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Quietly Married.

Henry Yoke. who recently re-
turned TO his home at Fulton from an
extended trip TO Florida and other
southern points. stole "A march on his
friends Tuesday. when he and Miss
Elizabeth Neuhardt were quietly mar
ried. Both are prominent young peo-
pie of Fulton and they are receiving
the concentrations OF a wide circle
OF friends The happy young couple
viii make their future home AT
Fulton.
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pei that down and out" reeiinc-fiI YOU
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winter Of life' seem like spring
Don't be gloomy. dull-brained or LAZY
or lacking In backbone" for business
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started your nervous akdown-loSs or
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send your name and address TODAY with
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and packing for q free 5O-cent trial box
OF kcllogg's Sanitone Waters 20 T. 4
kenogg. Co-e51S IIoffmaster Block hat
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The regular 500 size Of KelIore.s
Sanitone Waters are for sale Ia Wheel
Ing AZ Logan Drug Co. Tenth and
Main streets. e. H. Griest q Co. 1IfI
Market street
No free boxes from druggists.
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oAHNA TEMPLE, NO. te4, HAS BIG
CEREMONIAL SESSION.
Class OF Candidates Initiated into
Mysteries OF Order-Banquet
Follows In ST. Johns Church


With the growl of the tiger and the
grunting of the camels. the fourth
ceremonial session OF Dahna temple
No. 164. Dramatic Order Knights of
khorassan CDokies) was opened last
evening in Pythian Castle at the cor
ner OF Twenty-seventh and Chapline
streets. The sounds. like music to
the ears OF the brigands of the desert
lands. carried feeling akin to fright
Tor the timid Tyros. who were assem-
oled in a corner of the large room
awaiting the order to march with the
caravan that was to make the long
Journey. They shivered and tremblcd
as they thought of the fight that was
about TO take place. and which was
inevitable. II they were to make the
trip successfully.
Strong hearted men, men accus-
TONED To the terrors of the big waste
land, stood by them. ever ready for
the trying ordeal, through which tie
unsuspecting ones were TO pass. These
strong men were trained in the wars
OF the land and knew when to offer
the proper protection. and in them.
the Tyros placed dependence.
Inc trip was started about S:15
O'Clock. and those brave beings. cour.
ageous enough to Withstand the tor.
lures OF the dry waste lands. reached
before
the royal viZier by $50 O'Clock. The
trip. while rough. was brief. and the
brave viii henceforth report a fierce
struggle with the royal tiger, trained
10 aid his friends and to annoy his
enemies.
The band OF brigands. dressed in
their native attire. performed a
number OF beautiful drills during the
evening under the direction of Cant
al hn
temple. The execution OF the drills
by the large band in their natty new
uniforms appealed TO the entire body
present, and many words of praise
were offered by those who had never
seen the work before. These bri-
sands. so heartless and fearful at
times behaved themselves wonder
iully under the direction OF their
leader. Painting and footSore the
tyros who had Travelled over the hot
sands and through the rough Jungle
appeared before the royal vizier al
most exhausted. They were tired
hungry and thirsty. and 10 restore
them TO their worth again they were
given drinks OF the water of the
springs OF Fem Zem and food from
the land OF plenty Thus satisfied
they prepared for the more pleasant
and less tortuous scenes of the even
ing in which members OF the order
talked OF their Journeys and OF the
future.
Photo Taken.
After the initiation ceremonies
were completed and after the tvros
were given breathing spell a flash
light picture OF the members was
taken, showing the half-frightened
tyros sitting In a group surrounded
by the more brave votaries and the
royal family
Aiter the ceremonies were com
pleted in the Pythian castle the on.
tire membership marched 10 the 81
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Grange Entertained.

Members OF the West Alexander
Grange were entertained Tuesday az
their hall In West Alexander. About
thirty members from all over the
county were present and enjoyed a
very pleasant session. The greater
part of the day was devoted TO musical
Rotations and Speaking by members.
The meeting after having decided 20
hold their next meeting at Buffalo on
June 10 was adjourned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
All Day Meetinu.

An all day meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Buckley NJ. r.
church OF Fdgwood will be held today
- the home OF Mrs. s. ]. Beck at
Pleasant Valley. The main diversion
Of the day will be sewing. after which
social hour will be enjoyed. All
members are requested TO be present
and bring their friends.
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OF The faculty. are very proud Of H.
DO building was erected hy the
Misses stewart and Mrs Iishop re-.
tsfkin in memory of John Stewart and
',dulfl Kerr stewart 90 devoted
rhurch.men OF virginia
Ih" building was built by tho PAGE
, nsiruction company 81 Washington.
~ D. The gymnasium apparatus was
furnished by the Narracausst Ma.
chm" company az Providence. II l.
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The athletic club basketball five OF
the First VI. T. church will play tho
team rcpresoutinI the So Matthew
Lutheran church tomorrow evening
on The sym floor 40 the Center Rom.
wood school building The an Col.
lorian fDrw e.. This city will uIay trt
siroul NuundsyIlle hilh team follow
ing m" above game \ large crowd
ls expected Co witness both Games
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steve Kancirshi. who conducts "a
saloon Just inf do the city limits on
south Marshall street. Iaf I,f tho
contract to Ei-gs Bros. ct Mounds
VIE. Tor The rpfIOdoliug of bis build.
ms. 1rd fne s1ut VIII be- used as a
restaurant following the CLOSING OF
saloons ON July first Tho large room
VIII D. used as restaurant ana bp
viii likely enjoy "a GOOD trade at This
point
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Chief of Police J.. e.. Gaue5. newt,
named deputy collector of internal
revenues under samuel HAYS of Par.
Kersburg. returned home yesterday
rom che down tho river city. where
no took active charge fo his dufrH-.
and is now hoidinl down both posi-.
lions VT Carney is now ON his now
position and vii devote q portion Cf
his time 20 the city police force.
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A meeting will be held AZ tht Stone
church. Elm Grove. this evening for
the purpose OF organizing a company
for the Bows Brigade. Several prom
brigade will be present. All boys over
the age of 10 years are eligible to join.
\ cordial invitation Is extended TO all
TO come and join the company.
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Quite n number OF the younger So
cial set OF Elm Grove entertained
with party at Woeber's hall. Elm
Grove. last evening. The evening was
very enjoyably spent In games and
music and other diversions. Among
those present were quite a number
OF pupils from the Triadelphia dis
trict high school. Al late hour re
treatments were served and the
guests departed for their homes after
having enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing
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Will Entertain.

Invitations have been issued by Miss
Hannah Springer for a party this even
ing ut her home at Sigma Pond near
the 5. bridge. About thirty invita-
tions have been issued and very
pleasant evening Is being Anticipated
by those who will attend.
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Rheumatism
Remarkable Home Cure Given by On.
VINO Had rt-He Wants Every
Sufferer 90 Beneht.
Send NO Money-Just Your .aar...

. Years Of awful suffering aud misery
nav" taught this man Mark ~ JsrE1on
OF syracuse. New York. how terrible an
enemy 10 human happiness rheumatism
~; Hhh nave gwen him sympathy with
grasp tic wants every rheumatic victim
I" know how he was cured. Read what
DE says.
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Benwood Briefs.

Prof II. l.. Peddicord spent yester-
day afternoon in the schools at Nc
Mechen and vicinity.
Richard Vance. of Barberton. o.,
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in this city.
All city employees received their
usual semi-monthly pay checks yes
terday morning.
Miss Mae Simpson has returned 20
her home az Moundsville after spend
ing the past few days here with
friends and relatives
The Wheeling Electrical Company
las a large force of linemen string
Ing wires in this city.
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LOCAL MAN PLANS BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURE

W = Giesey architect. has just re-
turned from Alexandria. Virginia.
where no. accepted from the contrac.
tors. The stewart Memorial gymnasi.
uin which was erected on tho Epiec0.
gal hiFh school grounds near Aioxau.
dfia. Virginia
Do nov gymnasium d. handsome
trfk buIldinl. 20 feet wide and TOO
lect in l'nath. with Gymnasium. run.
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Johns church at the corner OF Chan
line and Twanty-second streets.
where they were treated to a ban.
quet arranged by the ladies' OF teh
congregation. Here good things we're
spread before them and prominent
members of the temple spoke of their
trials while making the trim across
the desert The following menu was
served:
Menu.
Chicken
Mashed Potatoes Cream Gravy
Potato salad Cold Slaw
Celery Radishes Olives
Ice Cream
Cakes Coffee
Cigars
Program.
The program of the evening opened
with a cornet duet by Harry T.. Stupp
and John Goats, Miss May Frye, ac-
companist.
The second number was a soprano
solo by Miss Attic Kieldsing. followed
by tenor solo by Judge Alan II. Rob.
inson.
Contralto solo. by Miss c. MAY Frye.
Accompanist. Harry T.. Supp.
During the banquet. a number OF
the members of the new temple de-
ilNfi'd lultIthllnS talks. Telling OF
their experiences, as coming from the
sufferer. II. c. Ogden acted as toast
master, and during the evening spoke
OF the good work done by the various
members of the team. and especially
the brigands. and of the good done
by the organization.
Mayor II. l.. Kirk was the principal
speaker of the evening. He com
mended the team upon its good work.
and the individual members for their
part in the ceremonies of the even
ing. The mayor was one of the first
members OF the temple. and has al
ways taken an active part in the work
and IN speaking of the rapid growth
OF the temple. praised the officers for
the work that they are doing. and
asked for a continuance of the work
In the future
Following the mayors talk. the
members enjoyed pleasant hour in
meeting old acquaintance and in
greeting the candidates. who were but
short time before timid and afraid
10 move. \ business session of the
members will be held in the near fu
lure. and arrangements will be made
Tor the work to be done I'm the spring
Members
NO following members we're present
during the evening
, haH. y. Hell !. W. 1faberncld
igNu " RITTER Daniel stewart
ia. J.. burst David White.
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FATHER DENIES CHARGE

The statement made in criminal
court Tuesday. and upon which Rudy
Nisnic escaped on light fine. were
denied by the father OF Robert Means
yesterday Means denies that he pur-
chased liquor from Nisnic and then
gave y 20 his son. lie charges that
the sale was made direct TO the son.
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Ming track. locker rooms and rccrca.
ton room IN the basement. an heated
with steam Tine building s built Of
rcd pressed brick with Indiana limo
stone trimmings and is equipped with
du modern gymnasium convenience.
DO structure D. rcEarded aa the best
gymnasium Of any educational iuaIi.
uuOn bon The state Tho students of
The school together with the member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

Tho d. a. q railroad ,ompauv haa
added many now maChiuists boz tho
local Yards durine tho past low d4y.
due to thc large maount OF repairs to
Dc made here. The local force was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

The Ladies' Organized Bible class
OF the Church of God at Elm Grove
VIII hold pastry sale al Winters
Brothers' meat market Saturday after
noon. All kinds of cakes. mics and
other goodies will be on sale and the
AFFAIR promises 10 be a success.
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chamberlsin's Tablets for Con-

For constipation. Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy 10 take.
mild and gentle in effect. Give them
trial. For sale by all dealers. ADV.
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Al his home at Triadelphia at 1:5O
o'clock. Tuesday morning. occurred
the death OF r. g. Craft, one OF the
pioneer settlers OF Ohio county
January 1. Mr.. Craft was struck by
a II. a o. passenger train. while
walking on the tracks near TriadeI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Mass MEETING Called on

The mass meeting OF the citizens
of this city which had been called
for this evening 10 be held in the city
building. has been postponed until
Saturday evening as per the notice
in this column. All citizens should
take a great interest in this meeting
and should attend and express their
views on the matter as Il is OF vital
importance
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found 10 be far too small TO cope with
the large amount of repairs and a
batch of twelve machinists was sent
here from Newark, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Build Up Your
Nerve Vitality
xslloggs Sanitone Waters Make Life
Worth Living for Run Down,
Brain Tagged People.
6O-Cent Box Free
To Men and Women

fulness. poise and power that come from
steady nerves in n vitalized body and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

The Hawthorn Literary society OF
the Trisdelphia district high school
have arranged an elegant literary
program TO be- presented at the
school Friday afternoon. Very inter
esting debates. essays and other lit
erary numbers have been prepared.
Revival Progressing.
Revival services that have been In
progress at the Buckley NJ T.. church
Tor the past several days are pro-
crossing very nicely under the joint
direction OF Rev. J. w. Johnson and
Rev. Fellers. Last evening was Sun
day school evening and was attended
by very large crowd During he
evening two converts were received.
making total of eleven for the
meeting Meetings will continue dur
Ing the week. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
SAVANNA FUNERAL

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Joseph Savanna. who
died last Tuesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, at the Glendale Hospital.
after short illness. will be held this
morning at 1880 o'clock in the St
Johns Catholic church. The deceased
was thirty years of age and was for
number of years keeper at furnace
'B" of the National Tube Company.
lnterment Will be made in Mt. Cal
vary cametary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
To Give Dance.

White Lily Social Club. Uniform
Ranks, knights OF Pythias. have com
pleted arrangements for their regular
semi monthly dance to be held this
evening at the Armory Hall. Music
will be furnished by the Elks orches-
ira Of Bellaire and many out OF town
persons are expected to attend
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For Saiisfactor,

For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
the c. 3. KIMBERLY CO,
8chmulhaeh BUILDING. Both Phone,
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About People !
Movements OF individuals TO
and From tile City. q
TRi-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

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