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The herald., 1919-12-04
CHARTER.

n office until the affairs Of the Corporation
shall have been fully liquidated; and I'm
case Of the death or disability to act Of
any one or more of the said liQuidators
the survivor or survivors shall continue
to act under the privisions and In accord
anee with the terms Of Section 30 Of Act
267 Of 1914.
ARTICLE VIII-No shareholder Of this
Corporation shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the contracts or faults of
the Corporation In any further sum than
the unpaid balance due on the shares of
stock owned by him, nor shall any infor-
mality of the organization Of said Cor
poration have the effect Of rendering this
Charter null or Of exposing any share
holder to any liability beyond the unpaid
balance due upon his stock.
ARTICLE IX-The subscribers hereto
have set opposite their respective names
the number of shares Of stock In this Cor
together with their postoffice addresses
so this Act Of Incorporation shall serve as
an original subscription list.
Thus done and signed at my Office at
the City Of New Orleans, on the day
month and year hereinaboye first written.
In the presence of William w. Wester-
field and Elsie Johnson, competent wit
nesses. who have signed these presents,
together with said appearers, and me, no.
tary, after due reading Of the whole.
Witnesses: William W. westerheld,
Elsie johnson.
(Signed) A. w. COOPER Notary Public.
i, the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora.
ton of the Southern JObbers' Supply Co.
Inc, was this day duly recorded in my
Office in Book 1871, Folio COZ.
New Orleans, November 3, 1919.
(signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, D. r.
1 hereby certify that the above and fore
going to be true and correct copy of tho
original Act of Incorporation of Southern
Jobbers' Supply Company, Inc, omitti
the names of the subscribers thereto.
A. W. COOPER, Notary Pu
Nov. 13-Dec. Is.
The herald., 1919-12-04

To manufacture, buy, sell and deal in
either at wholesale or retail, and to ex-
port and import, erect and install electric
motors, electrical machinery, tools, spe-
cialties, hardware, appurtenances, poles
and cross arms, electrical appliances, sup
plies, material and fixtures of every ma
ture and kind whatsoever: to manufac-
ture deal in, buy and sell, either at
wholesale or retail, electrical plants,
pipes, appurtenances and fixtures of every
nature and kind required in the electrical
equipment of buildings, and generally to
do and perform such other business as IL
or may be necessary for the furtherance
of any of the above named objects or
which may be incidental or germane
thereto or in any wise connected there
with.
The herald., 1919-12-04

ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this
Corporation is hereby fixed at the sum of
fifty thousand ($5O,OOO) dollars, to be di-
vided into five hundred $500 shares of
the par value of one hundred ($1OO) dol
lars each, which shall be payable in cash,
or may be issued at not less than par in
payment of services actually rendered or
Of property actually received by the Cor
poration.
This Corporation shall be going con-
Germ as soon as fifty per cent of the
amount OF Its capital stock has been sub
scribed for and fifty per cent of said
amount SO subscribed for shall have been
paid in in cash.
The herald., 1919-12-04

All citations or other legal process
shall be served upon the Vice President
Treasurer, or in his absence upon the
Secretary, and in the absence of both.
then said process shall be served upon
the President.
The herald., 1919-12-04

ARTICLE IlI-The objects and pur-
poses for which this Corporation Is organ
lied and the nature of the business to be
carried on by it are hereby declared to be:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
RIVER KILOGRAMS.

Davis Island Dam. SIS feet rising: rain
Warren. S foot. rain.
Sicuh"nvillc. 10 feet. rising: rain.
Morp:antcxn 10 feet. falling: rain.
Parkersburg Ills feet. falling; rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
W.V.U.IS Taking No
Chances in Preparing
For the Bethany Game
Special Dispatch to The Intelligrncer.

Special Dispatch to The IntelliGrncer.
MoRGANTOwN. W. Va. Oct. 32.-Tho
West Virginia Mountainous resumed
practice today after rest yesterday,
and bent all their energy in preparation
for the Bethany game Saturday At Wheel
Ing While Bethany is considered n weak
team from tho dope, the locals are not
taking any chances. because the dope
has been spilled many times already
this season, and consequently they arc
going UP against Coach Beckclhclmcr S
team prepared for a stiff battle.
The team that started against Mary
land looks like the best combination
seen on the local field for q long time.
and the Same team will probably start
against Bethany.
The practice started today with tackl-
Ing work. The squad was separated into
two punches and each man took his
turn at tackling men running with the
ball. Coach Mcintyre then had the var
stty scrimmage for half an hour against
the scrubs
Hite, Hin. Dawson and Rodgers ran
In the varsity backfield. They ran somlo
of the best interference seen this year
and tore off long gains against the
scrubs Fite and Hill were particularly
effective in carrying the ball. After the
scrimmage the varsity men went through
a stiff signal drill while the scrub and
the third teams scrimmaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
WHEELING MARTINS FERRY CAME
MAY BE PLAYED NOv. 11TH EN
IS DECLARED LEGAL HOLIDAY
TWO RIVALS MAY GET TOGETHER
on "ARAESTICE DAY" AT THE
STATE PAIR GROUNDS.
J. r. Mul1aney Stated That Es Would
Not Stand IN the Way Ct These TWO
Tea1nH Zoe ting on That Day.

II Tuesday. November llth. IS de-
Clared i legal holiday. Wheeling and
Martins Ferry high school f"uthai II
| teams will IN AL probability play. The
| contract calls for the gam" 10 he played
! on Saturday. November 18TH. AT Wheel
! ing, but as W. x j. and BETHANY IS to
| meet n the Fair Grounds on this day.
] the game may be- played on -" liza #
' the management OF the two schools cas-
agree.
| G. r. Mulancy. Of Mirtins Ferry. has
| been attempting 10 stage i"othaI.
game here on "ArmStiCc Day between
! tn" Brilairc Athletics and the Wheeling
! All-SiLrS at IN" state Fair grounds. He
! has Il contract from the Ltnsly yluStitutc
| 10 use the grounds on this dag.
| Whil.- talking TO the Sport Writer or
| The InteliEcnccr last evening Mr.. Null
I lauey stated tina: ii the management or
! Wheeling high and Martins Ferry high
could a:;fre To rlc"t on this date. he
would not stand in the way Of the Gains
being staged.
The American Legion Of Martins Fer
| ~ has been making elaborat" arrange
mcnts for Il celebration on November
llth. and were trying to make III" CLASH
between the two rival schools one of
| the big features of the game. But If
| the game is 10 be played on ArmiStce
Day. IT will probably be played at the
Far Grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
GREAT INTEREST HERE IN BETHANY
N|.V.U. CAME SATURDAY AFTERNOON

ONO depot up Market street 10 the
Traction depot thence back down Mnn
street to Twelfth. then to the Mcclure
hotel where ranks Will be broken while
the men ea'.
Local interest in Saturdays encount-
or Is growing and tho fact that the
team does not play at home again tl!i
November 22nd VIII :nGu"" many local
ole TO go 10 Wheeling for Saturdays
fery. *Ssi&T9 4. 2
BETHANY SERIOUS.
Special To The In:cl,ircHccr;
BETHANY. W. Va. Oct. 2l.-With
problem for tho bethany College grid
iron representation, all efforts lem to-
wards The seasons classic which VIII
be PLAYED at Wheeling. ". Va. Satur-
day of this week. Any college in the
country would consider !,self n Il
rather perpleXing condition prior 10
facing rhr crack Mtuntain"er aggr'Ga-
tiou. Who would MT BE-? critics from
coast To coast. especially IN IN" E'S'
IN committing upon Coach Mcintyre
rharg.S have nothing but words "t
nraIsr and class them on par Win inc
biggest colleges in tn" land. THIS IS
rn, any boast in an effort to determine
a, alihi for Bethany III the eyes ~ ne
fat but statistics and games showed
L.yund 4 doubt the calibre OF the H"ld
ana Blue AS for the bethany contest
This is what might be termed inc
turning point" for the w. V. t. elcH-
m as it will be the final engagement
rrior to meeting Princeton a week
hence. the latter team which Tor
years has hcCn known 10 one "t the
Big Four
Tn" coaches here are giving every
minute possible TO develop deienSe IN
order - keep the score down TO. mo
minimum, All the boys have TO do IS
70 keep up there fighting spirit. rms
has been given due credit by all critics
who have seen the Buffalo Creek lads IN
action. \ green bl anne team FACING
a veteran and deter -aed team Is sum
ming il up to q point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
WASH-JEFF SQUAD TAKE
WORK MORE SERIOUSLY
Presidents Arc Turning Their Entire
Attention to tho Syracuse Game
Next Saturday.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. 21.-Appar-
emily the defeat Of Pitt by Syracuse
has served only to arouse interest
among w. and ]. fans in the coming
game at the end Of the week between
the Presidents and the Orange eleven.
The big cry now is for Wash-Jeff to
win. or at least TO- make a better show
ing in tho Syracuse stadium. this SEN
timent being prompted by tho intense
rivalry between tic Panthrrs and
Presidents. So intense has become the
feeling here now that Wash.-J"ff under
graduates arc endcavorinG to charter II
couple of express or box cars to carry
them to tho Salt City in time for the
game.
Manager Murdoch has decided finally
TO take the w. and J. squad away from
washington on Thursday night instead
of Friday morning The trip Will be
started out of Pittsburgh al II o'clock
and the football party will reach SYRIA
cuse about 10 o'clock Friday morning.
thus giving the players full nights
and most Of a days rest hvfor" tacl.linE
the Orange. \ double athletic event
is scheduled for Syracuse. the utter
collegiate cross country run being
scheduled for Saturday.
The officials for the Syracuse Ear"
rs announced by Manage Murdoch ar"
regarded as among the. best IN the
country Wilmer trow"ll the old
Swarthmore star. Is To be referee. with
Tom Thorp of Columbia AZ umpire and
Jim Cooncy. formerly Of Princeton.
lncsman. W and J. hopes f"r II dry
field mt Syracuse. as it believes it has
q much better chance on smooth field
with its speedy backs aud ITS fast. hard
charging linemcn. y hard rrld. coupled
with the capable officials retained. il
Is believed. will CIV" the Presidents a
very good chance. W. and is scouts
say Syracuse il good. bat not uIhrat-
able. Many WI%h.-l"H. followers
think the Presidents are the OUTFIT to
do the beating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
aRmrRoN FANS OF NORTHERN
PANKAnpLS ARE GREATLY IN
TERESTED IN GAME At TA1R
GROUNDS.
MoUHTAnEERS HoPE TO BUILD
UP MORAL THROUGH BETH
AMY CONTEST.
BETHANY LADS ARE UP AGAINST
A TOUGH PROPOSITION BUT
THEY ARE GAME.


wher Bethany college and West Eir-
gina Ua.y'rsIty Er!lIrrn machine line
up for the kickoff next saturday AFTER
noon At o'clock a. III" state FAR
grounds. the largest crowds that ever
assembled 20 wI,rcsS Z football con-
test will no doubt b. on hand.
In sport circles 'hrouch the North
ern Panhandle tho principal topic - IN"
Bethany-W. Y. L. game. Fans realize
that the Nnuuta!C""r$ have = veteran
team. and that bethany IS considered
as being somewhat green. but nC:"rth"-
less IN" Buffalo Cr"rk lads are game
and Wall put up s''N resistance.
News from the TWO college camps
follow:
srANSBURY TALKS.
Snrc:al 70 The IntCll,CrnC"r:
MORGANTOWN. OCT. @l-I' sr"ms
nrrtty late for n ootball coach at a
leading College 10 hc just getting his
Varsity rlayers selected. bat now. on
October Fist. after more than SIX weeks
of practice. Coach NCInt:rc can say for
tho frs, time 'ha; he has definitely d..
c,dcd on his lineup. Tn" d"'Si"n ia
use Rodgers at quarterback has air"ad?
proved TO be wise one Rodgers ran
the team against Maryland as though
ne had been playing the quarterback
position for all OF his three previous
years here and with the further sea-
soning he will get ut Wheeling against
BETHANY on Saturday ne ought TO he
sufficiently accustomed TO the job 10
run the team in acceptable" faShion
even against such a foe M Princeton.
which team is met at Princeton. on
November 1st.
McIntire intends taking eighteen or
nineteen players to Wheeling for the
Rsthany game on Saturday and while.
il tho game proves to h" 4 fairly easy
ono. there may BE- some $ubstitutions. II
IS certain that Capt. Rodgers Will play
practically the whole game. and II IS
safe 70 say that Varsity fans from the
northern panhandle would rather see
Rodgers perform than ali the rest OF
tho Varsity team combined.
Another member Of tho Varsity team
who will be right a. home Saturday
will bc Howard T.cntz. tho New Mar
tlnsvillr High school product. Lentz
graduated at New Martinsr'll" in 1918.
So that il Srrms long TIN" since h"
starred on the Magnolia Hirh tcanlS
:hrr. bur Wheeling. SSt"rSrlllc.
Mouudsviil" and other opponents re-
member his line crushing tactics of
those DAYS and Their" will BE- several
scores Of his townSmcn from New Mar
t:rSyiilc on hand 70 cheer for him also.
The West Virginia t"am Will make
is HEADQUARTERS in Wheeling at the
Mcclure hoicl and when tn" big cadet
band arrives on Saturday NJ noon II
Will parad" from the Baltimore and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
Rain Did Not Prevent ;.
Session For Wesleyan

Special Dispatch 70 The lnteillGenccr'
BUCKHANSON. W. Va. Oct. I'll
Rain fell freely again today on the Wes-
lcyan grid. hut tho warriors faced the
storm ard gave a pleasing drmonstra-
ti"n Of mid-soason form. No real scrtm-
mage was staged but the men were CIV
en- all manner Of hardening experience.
including vigorous work up and down
INC field and several laps on the cindcr
path. No chances arr being taken on
LEBANON Valley Saturday and to this
end Coach Drurnm iS conditioning his
rl'n. rs we'll as giving them finishing
pointers.
The same lineup that started against
Ntrcrhcin on Saturday. worked today.
Every man is in fo:m md /" down 10
his harder work than in former weekE
Raim"n and Stack. with their speed.
arc making an excellent combination
with SundcEar and Beck. This quartet
moved smOctnly this evening and were
especially effective in their work against
tho reserves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
ATTENTION; BOXERS

Boxers, managers Of boxers. match
makers Of boxing clubs and r"tcre'N
thruuyhout the country who desire l."
20 down in ring history should send
their name and address TO the Duk"
Harry Amusement company, Second
National Bank building. 'onnel1svllir'
Pa. This company is compiling a mas
eiva book entitled "WhO's Who in EoA-
iny." in which Will be recorded and
Illustrated every boxer Of not" anu
other officials connected with boxing.
1t is the purpose OF this company L"
max. this book the most comprehensive
of its kind. 1t is not a sport record
book. but an encyclopedia pertaining I"
bUNIng.
The company wants every boxer,
manager and matchmaker 10 write for
an Application blank. stating along
with his address what branch OF boxing
he is connected with. so that proper
blanks will be mailed to him to flti
out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
WHEELING HIGH TO
CAPITAL CITY SAT.
Old Gold and Rlue Will Have worthy
Opponent in Charleston This
Waeh End

Coach Kcllison and his grid warriors
will leav" on tho only trip OF the sea-
son. when they 60 10 Charleston for
clash with the Charleston High school
eleven Saturday afternoon at the Cap
ital city.
Tho Wheeling High lads have been
out praCticirg hard every day this
week. and are putting more spirit into
their work. since their defeat at the
hands ~ Columbus North High last
Saturday al League park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
Yankee Juniors Without
Game For Next Sunday

The Yankee. juniors. OF the South
Sid" arc without n game for next Sum
day and would like TO hear fr.m some
CAST lnO-l.n pound amateur teams.
AM team desiring gam" for the
above date please call 14l4M and ask
for james on answer through this paper
as soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22

Capt. Bull" Rodgers, Of the West Vir-
ginia university eleven. will be seen here
Saturday against Bethany college. Rod
gers home i in bethany and he is w"ll
known in this vicinity. Since the Pitt
w. V. l.. game several weeks ago. Coach
Mcintyre has kept HIM AT the fullhack
position. but h" calls tho signals. Bull
will have hundreds Of loyal followers on
the sidclncS this Weekend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
TO TAKE TESTIMONY.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 21.-The
next hearing Of tho investigation com
m,,tcc consisting or Acting Adjutant
General Thomas T. Davis and Colonel
ti""rE" s. WnlllCc Of Huntington. will
take place nj $50 o'clock Thursday IT
Huntington. Further testimony will be
taken regarding conditions existing III
tho Guyan Valley coal fields and the
armed march Of the miners in their
recent attempt TO invade Logan county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
MAsoN1c~ CLUB LEAGUE

Totals ....... 3l6 1913 33t 9S5
Tonight: Corners VI. >Sammics; Mozart
VS.. Contincntals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
CAMERON HIGH
WITHOUT GAME

Cameron High school football team Is
without 4 game for next Saturday after
noon due TO cancellation. Any amateur
teams in tho Ohio valley wishing a
game with these High school lads should
call \. 4. Wilhelm. Cameron High
school. TIL" team is also without Gamo
for November 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
T.D.H.S.
CLASH FRIDAY
Game Will Be Played at the State sFair
Grouuds-To Be Called 1T
clock.

The only Scholastic. 2aM" "C tho week
end in th.$ city Will hr played Friday
aftern6un AZ / uclurh, II the Stat" Far
grounds, when the I.2nSly Institute
eleven and tin. Triad, lph!I District h.Eh
pIEskiu toSSc-s r;H~u. The game MI!
Dc called at ! o'clock.
Coach "Rll' SiuhHs is rc-arranrinS
his team. as lIuEh"y St"hh@ and boa
UamIl. Two STARS Of tn" schu,d viii he
out If the kam". pending t." decision
Of the Ono Valley Athletic Association
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
AND NAVY MEN
IN BUSY SESSION

Charles McMann was elected dele
gate and Isle McNabb alternate 10
the department state encampment OF
the Army and Navy union at a meet
ing OF the Ora L. Snyder garrison
held last night Arrangements we're
made for "A smoker 10 be held June
81. The committee in charge OF this
affair is composed Of Steve Krushan-
ski. chairman; Charles McMann.
Fred Brumiller, II. s. Porter and
Paul Barrett. All comrades are
urged 20 attend the muster Of June
81 as well as the one OF June %.
The ball committee reported that
the affair wtas q success IN every way
way and the committee wishes 20
thank the merchants for the use Of
flags in decorating.
Frank Varney vas appointed as
su Institute for Harry r. Strubbe. who
is i'll with the influenza, on the pub
Lefty committee for the state en-
campment This committee will meet
on Wednesday evening 20 further
plans for the meeting.
Three recruits were mustered in
at last nights meeting and ten APP
plications for membership were re-
ceived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
THRIFT CAMPAIGN
ORGANIZER HERE
COnSuItS With State Chairman
HerzOJ-Thrift Week
July q.

Charles a. Garrad, state organizer
Cor the War Savings stamps cam
paign. was in MishaWaka Tuesday
in consultation with Postmaster
John \. Hcrzos county chairman Of
the enterprise. In conversation with
The Ncws-TimeS. Mr.. Garrad stated
that his visit was in connection with
the work which he said was some
what different from previous cam
paigns of like nature inasmuch as
there will be no drives in connection
with the present effort. The govern
ment is anxious 20 in bue a spirit oC
thrift among the people Of the cOun-
try and each state IS being organized
for the purpose of seriously taking
up the work.
Thrift week Will De held July %,
60. when pledge cards Will be dis
tribUted among the people Of the
country. II is planned TO get one
of these cards into the hands CO
every family IN the United States.
The idea Of this is 10 obtain pledges
from those able 10 lay aside a week
ly or monthly amount towards the
thrift object II they are able.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
GIVE
THE AMAZONS'
Last Night at MiShawaka High
SChOoI-HouSe Packed
to Capacity.

The Amazons, a farce comedy
in three acts by Arthur W. Pinero.
was presented by the members OF
the senior class at the high school
auditorium last night. The house
was filed 70 capacity. The cast of
characters was as Follows: Marchion-
ess OF Castlejordon. Ruth Bassett;
Lady NOelin Belturbent. Evelyn Fon-
da. Lady Thomasin Belturbent, Es-
ther Schmidt, Lady Wilhclmina
BeIturbet. Dorothy williams. Sergt.
Shutter. Helen earns, Galfred. Earl
of Twennays. Phanor Nowlett; Bar
rinngton Utterly, Ben Piser; Andre
Count de Graval, Cal Beebe: Fulton
game keeper. William Corner;
Ortis Cpearcher), Harry Beamer,
Youatt (servant). Herbert faster,
Rev. Michin, Burdette Prothero.
The acting reelected the thor
oughness OF training ana the excel
lent dramatic taste Of the |directress
Miss Anna Dobbins. The Misses Ruth
Bassett, Evelyn Fonda. Esther
Schmidt. Dorothy Williams, carl
Beebe. Ben Piser and Phanor How
lett played the leading parts. Carl
Beebe was especially good, showing
unusual ability.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17
WILL ENTERTAIN
FEDERATED CLUBS

Mrs. William Probasco, 400 Lin
coin Way W, will entertain the Fed
Grated clubs Of South Band and
Mishawaka at the Miami Country
club this afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Elbel OF South Bend,
president OF the state park board and
a director OF the Sand Dune assoCia-
ton. and Or. Charles Stoltz. also a
director OF the association, will speak
on the subject. Mrs. r. J.. Sheehan.
Gary, Ind, state chairman OF public
parks. I. r. G.. will illustrate the lee
ture with s~tereoptican views. A
splendid program of musical selec.
tons has been arranged for the aft
ernoon. Light refreshments will be
served.
In case OF rain. conveyances will
meet tina 3 O'Clock north side car al
Byrkit's curve.
Members of the Sand Dune com.
mittees Of the various clubs will act
as assisting hostesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-17

Crown Prince Charles OF Rumania
is suffering from a bullet wound in
the Lee. self-innicted. according 10 a
dispatch from Paris. The wound Is
not serious. The crown princes act.
which has caused a sensation in
Bucharest, is said 70 have been
prompted by the kings insistenCe
that the prince make a six months
trip 70 Japan TO forget Cecile Lam
brine. the girl he married a year ago.
TO obtain a divorce from her because
she was neither titled nor wealthy.
30. 5lter or a retired
He was forced by his royal parents
army major. The queen has done
her utmost TO divert Prince Charles
mind from Cecilie by trying to inter
est hum actively in her charitable
works. but Charles is still deeply at
tached to his former wife and has
frequently been seen in her COM
pany. she lives in Bucharest and
recently gave birth 20 a child.