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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
BUSINESS GROUPS PLAN
ADJUSTMENTS TO PEACE
Twenty-Five Sections of Merchants
and Manufacturers Association
Called to Meet.

Twenty-nine sections of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion. each representing a business or
industry, will meet within the next
zen days to elect officers and discuss
Nays of adjusting their establish
ments to peace conditions during
1919.
These gatherings will be followed
by the annual meeting of the entire
association early in February.
President NJ. A. Leese has named
lester Lansburgh. George s. De-
Neale, Sidney W. Straus. Louis Hirsh
and Bernard Kaufman as a COM
meeting.
The schedule of meetings for the
various sections of the association
follows:
Leather goods, 10 am, January %;
millinery, pm, January %; opti-
clans. pm, January %; paper,
pm. January %; furriers, 10 am,
January %; ladies' speciality stores.
pm, January %; china and glass
ware. 4 pm, January %; haber
dashers, pm, January %; credit
men,, 8 pm, January 20; laundries.
10 am, January 81; electrical sup
plies. 1 pm, January 81; furniture,
pm, January q; coal and wood,
pm. January 81
Florists, 10 am, January IS; hotels.
pm, January IS; cigars and
tobacco, pm. January rs; druggists,
10 am, January 29 stationery, s
pm, January Is; automobiles and
Supplies, l pm. January %; hard
ware, pm, January 80; lumbar,
pm, January %; photographers, 10
a m, January 80; confectioners. l
pm, January 80; jewellers. 4 pm,
January 80; master printers 10 am,
January 81; engravers. 1 pm. Janu
airy 81; groceries, pm. January 81;
factories, pm, January 81; pianos
and musical instrum ents, 10 Am,
January "a. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
On Solid Financial Basis.

There still has been no official an
nouncement from the shipping board.
Those familiar with the plan. how
ever, do not hesitate to discuss it in
formally, and to say that it is de-
signed to put the American merchant
marine on solid financial basis and
pave the way for a satisfactory read
justment of ocean freight rates, i'm
practicable on the basis of inflated
war-cost valua atoms.
Ii is said that some action, or at
least some announcement, may be eX
pected next week. Officials regard
the change largely as "a matter of
bookkeeping" and say that with the
approval of President Wilson there is
no doubt about the boards authority
to make it without appealing to Con-
gress for new legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
PART Of SHIP COST
TO Be WRITTEN OFF
Federal Board viii Charge
About 80 Per Cent to
Profit and Loss.

Early action toward carrying out
the proposal to write off about 80 per
cent of the war cost of American ship
ping is forecast in official quarters. At
the same time. it is said, this step viii
be followed by a shipping board order
sharply reducing existing freight
rates in American bottoms.
This policy, under which it is In
tended to charge to profit and loss
nearly a billion of three billion dol
lars which merchant craft in this
country cost to build during the war,
was formulated by Chairman Hurley
of the shipping board. now in France.
News of it reached here Thursday
through Associated Press dispatches
from Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
Polished Gentleman.

"He is most polished, delightful
gentleman and has a charming wife"
said Miss Morgan. His wife is a
cousin of the late Mrs. Koo. His
children are at school in England and
enter with zest into English games.
Two of them have passed with honor
the drawing examination of the Royal
Society. Mr.. SEE has a delightful home
In Tientsin and visit to the family
means royal good time. The SEE
boys hold their connection with Cen
trail High School in pleasant memory
and greatly cherish their friends in
America"
MIR. SEE has four brothers-Panna
yoen, oaCrang, Oscar and Rudolph
all of whom attended Central and the
last two of whom now live in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
IRISH PARLIAMENT OPEN
TO PUBLIC TOMORROW
Representation Requirements An
nounced by Sim Fem Officials.
Assembly May Not Be Ignored.

DUBLIN, January 1s (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-Sinn Fem officials an
nounced today that the meeting of the
Irish republican parliament next Tues
day will be open to the press and
public on presentation of tickets OBJ
tainable at Sim Fein headquarters.
Representation viii be confined to
elected members of the parliament
but the unsuccessful candidates and
men occupying government positions
will participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
Similar Action for Shipyards.

The program also contemplated the
possibility of similar writing off" of
costs by shipyards, all of which paid
vastly increased prices for every ex-
tenson and added facility during the
war. This and other phases of the
question will be discussed at the con-
ference of shipping interests to be held
here next Wednesday and Thursday
for the discussion of shipping prob
lens generally,
cambridge Colby of the shipping
board, 2. A, 5. Franklin. president OF
the International Mercantile Marine,
and Matthew Mol of the American
Federation of Labor will be among
the speakers at the conference, which
was called by Senator Ransdell of
and the United States Cham
Der of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
War labor Board Decisions.

Included in a series of decisions
passed down by the national War La
Dor Board are rights of steel plant
employees to an eight-hour day and
the establishment of shop committees
to present collective grievances TO
Inanagem ents. Where wage questions
were raised. the board recommended
that schedules of pay be determined
by Interpretation OF previous awards
in the plant of the Reading Iron Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
Passes Away in His Sleep.

An official bulletin issued this even
ing says:
prince John, who since infancy
had suffered epileptic fits, which
lately had become more frequent and
severe. passed away in his sleep fol-
lowing an attack at 80 pm. Satur-
day"
The funeral of Prince John Will be
held at Sandringham on Tuesday and
viii he strictly private 1t is under
stood that his death will not affect
Plans for the marriage of Princess
Patricia OF Connaught, which is fixed
for February II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
SAYS U. S. MUST AID.
Secretary Redfield Declares This Is
No Tim for Exploitation.

NEW YORK, January 20--America
must send her commerce out into the
not as an exploiter of herself" de-
clared William c. Redfeld, secretary
of Commerce in an address here Sat-
urday at q luncheon of the Republican
Club.
This is no time for blind haste to
get all we can out of the misfortunes
of our world neighbors," he said
1T is the time to work for still
greater things after we have helped
y he reconstruction of the world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
Prince of Wales Postpones Trip.

PARIS, January Blowing to the
death of Prince John the intended
semi-ofFicial visit of the Prince of
Wales TO Paris has been postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-20
TO AID AMERICAN WIDOWS
OF GERMAN SUBJECTS
Cablegram to The Evening Star and the
Chicago Daily News Copyright, 1919.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, January IS
legation here that it has authorized Ii
censes for the transmission of money up
to $500 for destitute native born Ameri-
can widows Of German subjects residing
in Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

Ono thing everyone should consider
n choosing what colorS he or she should
Near is whether the colors harmonic
With his or her particularly her" sin 20
;Lc only color freedom modern dress
leaves a man is in his tIr) physical at
trIbutcS-hcr hair. eyes and complexion.
Another consideration Is whether the
color harmOnzcS with her personality.
For. 10 my way Of thinking at least.
Colors have very definite personalities.
Dark Blue the Sensible Color.
Take dark blue. There is something
Infinitely sensible and business like
about dark blue. 1t is Il practical color.
II has Il tailor made personality, 1t is
very mattcr-of- fact and literal. 1t ls
neither distinctive nor striking. but 1t
IS tremendously dependable. You know
Just where to lind it. Think OF the
people you know TO whom dark blue
seems peculiarly fitted. DO they not
have some. If not all. Of these charac-
tcriSticS?
Pale green is the color OF youth or
springtimc. but then. so do fat women
sometimes wear stripes running around
them and colorless women try TO bright
en- themselves up by wearing hats OF
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bringing the BOYS Home"
Film at the Playground
Prof. Elmer Hoelzle Is In Charge OF the
Services which Are Being Held
Almost Nightly.

A ro"l entitled bringing the Boys
Back Homo" is Of moro than passing in
tcrrst MS ii takes tho audience through
many phases OF the soldier boys life AMI
IN" people that made il risked their
many times trying tao get tho views M
tho right time and place. This reel will
bc shown at tn" sixteen Street Play
grounds on Tuesday night MS soon as il
is dark. \ Sing will proceed tho picture
and many Of IN" favoritc songs will he
used. Now" slides will hc used for tho
songs ard it Is necessary for tho child
ron To be moro quiet than they have
been before as part Of tho program Is
being spoiled Zach night by this yelling
that takes place.
Tho film will bc shown on Wednesday
night ut either Bridge Park or McMcch.
on md Thursday At tho TwCnty-sixth
Street Fairgrounds. Thc audience Inst
week In tho factories and at tho differ.
ont fairgrounds whore tho Y. NJ c. A,
OF this city Is putting on this work num-
bored up IN tho thousands and each time
tho crowd Is growing larger. At the
Forty-sIxth Street fairgrounds las.
wcck thcro was at least 5000 persona
there. Men. women and children mid
for two hours thcy surely enjoyed them
selves 10 tho Limit. song leaders
class will be started by Mr.. Hoclzlc and
tho same system That was tnuGht at tho
Marine Camp. Paris Island. will hr
taught hero free Of charge Mt tho Y. NJ
G. A. Leaders nrc wanted as tho work
is growing md If you want 10 help in
tho community work In this city now IS
tho timo to enlist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

some hard brilliant unsympath"tic
colors like ccrisc.
Pink Il the Feminine Color.
Pink is the essentially feminine color
The most essentially feminine. the mos
primitive uncomplrx woman kno" 10
ut her best in pink.
Fright green suggests styls 'i'N
smartneSs and so does the complha''"n
Of black and white.
Baby blue is II young color. All nc
simple colors, blue and pink and green
and yellow are young and unsophi'N
Gated. They suggest white oresS'"
with colorcd sashcs and hair rlonohS'
Subtle Colors Tor Subtle People.
In direct contrast to these are Inv
subtle off colors. the queer brlcky rcoS'
the ashen browns, the golden hronzeS'
the tawny ycllows. tho lawns. the a'h-
bcrs and the infinite off shades OF o'ue'
The people whom these suit pest Nre
the people who are themselves more
subtle and complex. Perhaps ench per-
son finds his best character expression
in some particular one OF these comptoH
off shades. But that is going 100 iu'
for a mere amateur guesscr IN coior
psychology. l will leave that TO inc
specialists.
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Mrs. aeorge z. Barnep.

Mrs. George E Barnes one OF tho
we'll known and highly esteemed resi-
dents Of the community. died at the
North Wheeling hospital at Wheeling on
Sabbath morning at l2:45. following a
short illness
Deceased was in nor fifty-ninth year
and Is survived by husband. one son.
George, and two daughters, Mrs. Ernest
Shear, Of CadiZ. and Mrs, T. E. McClin-
itch, Of Uniontown. also ono sister. Miss
Elizabeth Boone, Of Uniontown. and two
brothers, Messrs. John and Sncd Brewer.
of near Holloway. besides a number OF
friends, being born and reared in thu
community. Her maiden narnc bc!nS
Miss Mary Margaret Brewer.
Funeral services Will bo held from tn"
homo in Uniontown on Tuesday after
noon. conducted by DR.. J. J. Shroad"s.
pastor OF tho Crabapplo Presbyterian
church. Of which tho deceased was a
member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
OBITUARY
Pred Bran eF.

Fred Bramer well known resident or
the South Side passed away at his
home No. 1886 Wetzel street, yesterday
morning at o'clock, following On III
ness of more than g year of complica-
lions.
Mr.. Bramer was born in Germany. but
came to Wheeling. when quite young
having been a resident OF wheeling
for the past ffty-fve years He had
been an employe Of the Riverside mill
for many years.
Deceased Is survived by his widow,
two sons, Harry and Charles B1amer
and Mrs Minnie Wise, all OF this city.
Funeral services will be held at tho
place Of death Wednesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Rev. Ulrert pastor Of the
st. Johns Evangelical church, will con-
duct the services and intermcnt Will be
made in Mt Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
Side Talks 4 J
GW RMt1h Cameron
THE PERSONALITY OF COLORs

some hard brilliant unsympa'h"''c
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Observation-Disclosures
( BRAIN TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD.
20 Minutes To Answer This
No l66

Here is a famous inscription TO be
found over the entrance Of an ancient
monastery in the north Of England:
PRSV r Y II + T NJ \ X 4
PTHSP RCPT T y,
II appears that the vowel letters.
through an odd freak Of time. have
become entirely oblitcratcd. studious
pilgrim discovered that the original in
scription can be reconstructed by inter
Harding the limo OF consonants with one
vowel letter. Can you work il out?
Hero is one. more up to date. that
rcvcrscs the order Of things:
lie A o 4 A \ z 4 \
Sprinkle fitting consonants through
this line OF vowcls and a familiar prof
verb will come TO vic%.
ANSWER TO NO. 165.
Tho accompanying diagram shows
how an S square may be diss"ct"d
into four parts which apparently trans
form into q figure containing only &c
squares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
KIWANEANS TO PICNIC
Members Of The Livest Order In The
state to Have q Big Outdoor
Outing Soon,

The Wheeling Kiwanis Club. tho Invest
organization of the kind in tho state,
will hold big outdoor picnic in the
near future If present plans carry and q
great time is anticipated.
1t Is the intention TO hold the affair
either ut the Wheeling Country Club or
at some of the other resorts of the local
district if this is impossible. 4 big
meeting and dinner will be served at the
Mcclure Hotel at noon on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
UMPIRN FLEE TO GAME.

TnEVES. Germany. Juno 10.--Tommy
O'MarL former Connecticut IcaG1io base
hnll player. flow from Cnlombcy-lcH.
Bellies. France. to Trcv"s, 100 miles tc
umpire a game between two teams OF
tho Seventh division. American Army OF
Occupation. OMara Is athletic director
for the knights OF Columbus, I'm Ger.
many, Lieut.. u. g. Williams, Of Win.
chendoE, Mass, was pilot OF tho nlI.
plane
TO the astnnishment Of tho spectators
Just heforo the game started. Williams
swoopcd his plano right into tho diam.
ond, and O'Mnrn, wearing chest pro
t"ctor and mask. Rtcpped out OF tho ma
chine and called batter up"
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WHEELING ELKS
Big Class Will Be Initiated at Meeting
to Be held on Thursday Evening
at Local Club.

Wheeling lodge No. rs. b. P. o. Elks.
will initiate a big class of forty candl-
dates on Thursday evening. Exalted
Ruler George Bcncke, Of the local lodge,
will have charge.
The local lodge has initiated quito a
class during the past few months md
has over 900 members at the present
time The class to be taken in on
Thursday is one Of the largest initiated
in recent years.
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Glenn Liohtenberge-.

Glenn Lichtenberser. manager OF the
White Sewing Machine company or
OF Wheeling, died at his home on LIB
erty street. Elm Grove. yesterday. tol-
lowing a brief illness of typhoid fever.
Deceased came here from Cincinnati.
about a year ago and tho body will on
shipped there for burial.
Surviving are his widow and nine
children. Ave Of whom are seriously Ill
Of fever. They are as follows: Cla:-
ence, Harry, Glen. Joseph, Th"lma.
Rurdet Ruth Name and Elizabeth.
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WILL PRICE THE STICKS,

DUBLIN, Juno Is.--Michacl buckley.
OF Clare who recently presented To
President Wilson number OF Irish
hlnCkth0rn sticks. has received letter
in which III" president "<rressns h: ap-
probation ~ tho donors thoughtful
friendship and says TINT he will prizo
-" sticks a II very interesting souve-
mir.
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Cir PercY Sandergon,

LONDON. July 14.-SIr Percy Sam
dcrson, British consul general mt New
York from 1894 to 1907. died at his homo
IN Reading to-day.
(Sr Percy Sandcrson was born IN
London, July 7. 1912. end entered the
Indian army In 1859. retiring on half
pay in 1870. II" was made knight COM
mRnder OF st. Michael and 81. George in
1893, Sir Percy never marr!cd.)
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Funeral Today.

This afternoon at the home or her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Costell No. 1927 Jacob street. funeral
services will be held for Alva May, IN
FAINT daughter Of Laura and Louis
Cole, whose death occurred yesterday.
1nterment will DO made in Mt. Zion
cemetery.
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mathew Axeon Campbell.

Funeral services for the late Matthew
Axiom Campbell. former resident OF this
city whose death occurred Sunday IN
Pittsburgh, will be held at the home OF
his parents DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Camp
bell No. 1922 Chapline street this
morning at $50 o'clock Requiem high
mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock at
the St. Alphonsus church and intermcnt
will be made In Mount Calvary Gem
etery. ...-
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SeHora Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for the late Mrs. Reoccca
Evans Jeffers, we'll known resident or
the Island, whose death occurred Friday
evening. Rev. c. f. Allen pastor OF the
Fourth street. NJ. r church conducted
the services and interment was made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15
YIEEr SAILS JULY 10.

WASHINGTON. July !i.-Thc newly
organized Pacific fleet will sal from
Hampton Roads July ~. instead OF July
%. as previously arranged, It was de-
cldcd late today at ".f'r pee Eo.we-n
Secretary Daniels and Admiral Hugh
Rodman, commander IT III, anct. The
date Of tho fleets arrival mt San Diego,
Cal, was fixed at August : or s,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-15

". e. KindelbcrEcr Of this city. do
putty state fire marshal has condemned
and ordered RACED moro than n doz II
ClarkS6urg buildings. Two old hot ,ls
are included They have been branded
fire traps. Mr.. Kindelhcrgcr is now On
tour Of the sta'o. looking over alleged
fire traps and he may give Somc Of inc
buildings in Wheeling a careful gnrn;
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BACK TO PARIa.

PARIS. Sunday, July l5.--TomassC
TttonI. the Italian foreign minister AMI
head Of the italian peace delegation. re,
turned To Paris today after having
been In Rome for conferences with ms
government. The foreign minister vas
accompanied by S-Aators F"rrarls and
SCialOla,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma

MILLIONS are suffering With rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery Of the
most stub5orn ' case of Theumati x en- en-.
tircly out OF the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think OF the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. $l.la pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Cali:or.
MIA. my-2S-ts
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.YnmeB B, Gabriel.


READING, Ia. July Thames D.
Gabriel. aged G5. former members or the
Legislature for two terms and IL leading
Reading Republican. died here today,
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River kilograms.

River kilograms.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.2 feet. sta
tionary: rain.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet. stationary
clear.
MORGANTOWN-S feet. falling
clear
STEUBENVILLE-?. feet. rising
rain.
OIL city, inches. stationary clear
WARREN-l foot, stationary clear
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMFS--
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Grand Atlantic

Virginia ave. near tho Beach and all
attractions. Capacity 500. modern
hotel. with every convenience. Large
rooms. private baths; running water In
rooms: elevator. etc. Table an especial
feature; $500 up daily; special weekly.
Booklet. Auto meets trains.
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HoR 6ALA-Splendid bungalo, fine loca-
ton. Gas electricity. city water. fur
mace. $4,000. An eight room house on
Easy payments. Aslo a store, ali at
Barnesvillc. Rachel Steer. Real Estate,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. jy-li-l
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Many Wheeling railroad men will At
tend the annual outing Of the Veterans
Association Of r. & o. Railroad Ern-
ployes' to b" held late this month r.,
Grafton. W. Va. Tho date has not beer
definitely fixed. Special trains will be
run for the workers.
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In TIA" worry near future survey Of
rural churches will ho made In Ohln
county. TIL" State Sunday School Assoc
citation is making survey of all Of
West Virginia. by counties.
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wANTED-House to house canyasser1
a7d commission statesmen for attract
i've new article. Liberal discounts.
Phone ~. jy-8-l
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTHD-Candy statesmen. agents. ad.
vertise mfg: Good Ray. Kurn Candy
Co, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. :e-l8-x
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HERE AND THERE
ftems OF Interest n Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies
and Organizations.

Tho state health commission ycster-
day notified City Manager Charles o,
Ephlin that it has confirmed the ap-
pointmcnt OF Dr. J. Z. Marschncr rs
health commissioner Of the city OF
Wheeling. The communication states
that Or. Marschner's commission as
head Of the health department has bern
forwarded from the office of the state
commission.
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MISCELLANEOUS

young lady HLio has had special train
mig. Can give tho best OF reference
win teach In rural district, II desirable
board can be found. Address K, care
Inteuigencer, jy-l4-m
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED good showcases. 4 or It:
cheap for cash. Point Second Hand
Store. 2llS Main. Phone 2lSG-R. Jy-S-l
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

HOTEL MAJESTIC Virginia Aye Aye
Ocean view; cap. 800; elevator. private
baths. running water IN rooms. white
service. Amer. plan, $3.50 up daily.
Special weekly. II. A. SMITH.
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wANTEp-HiEhrSt cash prices paid
for second hand dlorhins. hats and
shoes Point Second Hand Store. 2llS
Main ST.. Phone 2lS6-R. Jy-S-l