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Evening journal., 1920-08-09
WRANGLE SAVED
BY RED CROSS
Anti BolSheviki General
,Succored by Americans at
Last Rostov Battle
COMES OF OLD
SWEDISH FAMILY

'sEBASToPoL, Aug. 3 lBy United
Press ,By Mail General Baron
Peter Wrangel, the new leader Of the
volunteer forces in Russia. is com
monty supposed TO be OF German or
Russian origin. Neither OF these be-
llets Is correct. The Baron Is OF Swe-
dish lineage, his great forefather hav-
ing fought IN the Thirty Years War.
The Wrangel line Is still In sweden.
One branch Of 10 settled in Germany.
Wnlch explains the fact that there Is
a Baron Wrangel in Berlin today.
Another branch went TO the Baltic
provinces When they were under the
control Of Sweden.
Al the battle OF pOlava in ZOO when
the forces OF peaer the Great npposed
those OF Charles the Twelfth OF Swe-
den, there were six Wrangels on the
formers side and six on the latter's
Ihe present General Mrangels fore
fathers became landowners in the
South OF Russia In the reign Of Cath
crime the Great The Generals home
is in Rosiov, Wrangel Island. north
west Of Alaska is named after the
Wrangel family
Contrary TO popular belief General
| Wrangel is not a Cossack. Out wears
| the uniform OF a Cossack. He is
| about AZ, tall, 1.-THE and slender. He
is a man OF great force Of character
/ and OF strong convictions. His
friends describe him as tenacious.
/ determined and steel-willed." He Is a
brilliant cavalry officer and was the
/ fost successful General in abe army
Of General Denikine. whom he sue
ceeded as Commander-in-Chi
He has a wife and three children,
who are being looked after by the
American Red Cross on the island OF
Punkipe, mar Constantlnoplc. His
wife was a Red Gross nurse through
out the great war and accompanied
her husband on all his military eX-
pedltions. on one occasion when the
BOlshcviks cOnflscated an her surgi-
cal instruments. dressings and med
icines. Baroness Wrangel carried all
her "nrst aid" OUTFIT In a hat bon
along the line OF march and gave
prompt treatment TO the sick and
wounded
One Of he stories that the Generate
friends like 10 tell about him is how
he was lefl without stitch Of cloth
ing at the last battle OF Rostov. Th'
Red Army had advanced upon IN
lCity so rapidly that there was n.
chance for anyone 10 get away viii
anything except their lives. Tn
Generals entire adOrnment consisted
OF pair Of paiamas. He had los
Ian his personal effects. Then tn
American Red Cross Unit attachel
10 the Volunteer Army came TO M
rescue and gave the Baron complet
ouint Of American-made clothes an
shoes He has had a warm SPOT i
lhis heart for the Americans eve
, since.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
FORTUNE
ON VACATION
Chicago Overall Man Works
Wonders With Great
Ore Find
GETS GOLD ON
FISHING TRIP
BY W. y. BURKHaRDr.
\ 2 \ san Correspondent

tN' To- ~ "taN kNIIfoN NNNuNNN.
DRYDEN. Ontario. Aug. 6.-"sour-
doughs.' veteran gold miners and
prospeciors who have been pursunc
Lady Luck Tor aFrs take on their
hats 10 Robert N3chman. tcndcrf0Ot
Wachman. an oyeralls salesman
from Chicago. stumbled onto gold and
has transformed an unprospectod
wildern,s- into a producing sold
mine. Yankee energy and resource
iulncss did a. o.d-timers say.
Waclman came into This country
last summer on "a fishing trip Gust
In ihe hacwoods they happened
upon a ledge or gold scanned rock.
Two bagsful were chlppcd om and
taken 90 an ASSAY of1ce In Winnipeg
Sure. t was gold So Wachman and
LARSON rushed back and stakcd ont
"a claims. which the ontario law al
lowed them
Then Wachman got busy and IN
cicht months. had boilers. compress
ors drills and milling machinery at
work Ho has already taken man,
thousands of dollars worth of orf
ont NJ his mine. Some speed say
| admirIng veterans
The icnderfoot has avoided pub
| licity. said he wanted 10 keep on
/ mine promoters who do no develop
/ ment work "'rhis mine carries m'
name" says Wachman. "and ! don
want I TO get a black eye from
| takers"
As a result n the all-winier grind
these tasks have been accomplished
7m tons OF ore removed
80 acres Of land cleared
buildings constructed
~ carloads of machinery nm
loaded.
Large dock erected
| Preliminary compression plan
Installed
Wachman has been away from hi
claim only long enough 10 sell ot
Evening journal., 1920-08-09

Saturday. Many OF the more tlmid
never having seen anything Ike ~
before at first believed them TO ~ :
sharks and scampered for the dry /.
places on the sand II was the big-<
gest school Of porpoise seen OF here Z
In years. -
George Madden's Orchestra wfnt,
has been the delight Of the vacaBQF.
isis this summer is arranging mu-
sical tour OF lower Delaware. twill
leave Rehobolh al the close Of TIE
season for visit 10 about a score OF
towns
As mark OF appreciation for me
part lhcy have taken In contributing
10 a most successful summer season
The Orchestra which has been play
ing for The popular dances at ine
Honlopcn will be the bcnenciars OF
subscription dance 10 be held IN lne
ball room Of the hotel on Friday
evening August 2I. ~
which Inc winter storms have beer
causing along the beach front for
wears a harhor engineer OF Philadel-
/ phia Is quoted as having said, th9i,a
/ mu,h OF the danger as far as prop
crtv Is concerned could have peen
avoided hsd not property owners
built so close 10 the ocean This en-
ginocr contends that the fault liee
with ocean front property owners IN
/ lrespassing on what righuuliy mas
/ always belonged 10 The sea He states
that IN In the future what belongs 10
ihe ocean Is left 10 the ocean much
~ This trouble will be avoided. 10
other words property owners nave
built TOO close 20 the ocean.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
nEFIANCE.RRoMNsoN sERIEs.

Everything Is in readiness Tor the
big benefit game TO be played tonight
at the Thind and Adams streets field
in the first game Of the Tenth ward
championship series between De-
flance and BrOwnsOn.
Either Malloy or Dick Hughes VIII
pitch for Brownson, with Reeder or
McCanerty catching. 10 is not known
who will start for Defiance.
The batting order Of the two teams
follows
Brownson-Nelsh, Of; Mccarthy
Oh; Flynn, 3b Long, III; Duncan, H.
Mavhari. -: Mclaughlin. r.: NC
Cafferty or Reeder, c.; Hughes or Nal
10y, p.
Defiance Hynson, CT: Mcconnell
0r Lutz, RI: Robbins. s 5; Shields or
Ford. c.: Walsh, ib; Quinn or Loveil
3b; Gilllgin, H.; A. Clark. 2b Walsh
F. Clark, Glenn, Lutz OF Magill, ?.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
MADDEN PITCHES
NO HIT BALL GAME
\ IN The Evening Journal

Special Ia The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH. Del.. Aug. 9.-Madden
OF Wilmington. pitching for Rehoboth
entered base balls Hall Of Fame when
ne shut out the strong Baltimore
y. NJ. C.. A. team here saturday with
out a hit. But one man reached first
base the result Of an inneld error and
This together with two short flies
was the nearest the Baltimore boys
came 10 registering hit The game
was even more remarkable when II
is considred that but iwenty-nine men
faced Madden, twenty-fOur Of whom
were victims of the strike-out route
Rehoboih scored eight runs and reg
istered fourteen hits against their
opponents
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
TROUBLE? HE had

PORTLAND. Aug. 9.-Pohce scr
geant j n. Young halls from the hills
on oil Kainiuck. He met a friend oi
his boyhood days here the other day
F~iend is now sheriff of the ptlt
mountain village. Having any trou-
hle with undcsIrahles back home ,"
asked Young. Yep replied the sher>
I'M. considerable. Run two ]. W. w,
three revenue officers and hali'
dozen Republicans outa our county,
last month.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
BtrsY WEEK FOR FAIRVIEw

Fairview will play Eleventh Ward
Yanigans at the Browntown field To-
night, the game starting at 6 o'clock;
on Wednesday night Fairview VIII
play fremont composed Of ST. He'd.
wig men. This game will be played
at the Military Grounds.
on Saturday Fairview viii 90 10
Rockford Tower and play the Kent
mere club. Fairview has already de-
feated this team IS TO o.
Any club wishing a game can have
10 by calling 6979-M, or addressing
Capt. Thomas, 400 Eighth Ave.
Defiance Travellers, South Brooklyn
Giants. Black Sox, Liberty A. c.. and
other. clubs OF fast calibre are pre-
ferred-
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
SAYS WOMEN ABOVE ~

LONDON-nr. Josiah Oldneld, IN
addressing the Medico-LeFal S0cictys
declared That between the ages Of i5.
and 33 more women commit suicide
than men. but after that age life Is
much more pleasant TO women. wlfle
me burden of life FOR men becomes
far grealer-a grind 10 provide for
old age.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
"BEAIrTY" RANCROFr

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-GOiham has
had some sweet shortstops in the
days gone by. including Herzog. Brid-
well and Fletcher. but Beauty" Ban
croft has q msLre all his own
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
HITIESS WINTERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Up until the
middle Of the 1920 season Jess Win
ters. pitcher for the Giants. held the
distinction Of being tho only National
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
THORPE cRTNS
AKRON

AKRON. Aug. 9.-When Jim Thorpe
was asked II he was going 10 play
football this fall, the great Indian
athlete Just grinned He's building
a powerful grid machines
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET

w L. Adams. sii East seventeenth street, says some
yoars ago was down and out with kidney trouble My
back panied badly that ! could hardly get up or
down NV kidneys didn't act properly and had 90 get
up nights on this account Hearing OF Doans kidney
pills bousht box Gradw ohls Drug store, and they
soon rid me Of this complaint
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
RECKETT WANTEn

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Larney Lichten-
stein. manager Of Tony Melchoir, has
invited Joe Beckett 10 visit America
and shake hands with his heavy
weight. The purse mentioned was
$4,000
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
RATHER HIGH.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-During the Yam
kee-White Sox series here. Babe Ruth
hit one so high he was at second base
before "Swede" Risberg caught The
hall
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
RUSSIAN DEATHS
EXCEED BIRTHS
IF Maintained, Soviet Condi-
tions Will Wipe Out the
Race, Says Duckworth
HOUSING SOLVED IN
BOLSHEVIK WAY
BYJ. H. DUCKWORTH
Especial Correspondent The Evening |
Sun

REVAL, Esthonia. Ang. 6.-One OF
the FIRST things ! noticed after / had
been In Moscow a few days was the
almost total absence OF babies and
little children. There must be some
In Moscow, but they are apparently
too weak and sicky 10 want TO 90
out on the streets 20 play.
The following health statistics were
issued by the commissariat OF peoples
health:
No. Of No. OF
deaths births
in in
every every
1000 1000
inhabi- inhabi-
tahls. tants.
1911 before the Bolshevist
1915 during the Bolshevist
reglmel .............. asa 10
These official Bolshevik figures con-
olusively prove, surely. that disease,
starvation and a low birth rate under
the Bolshevik regime are fast wiping
out the Russian people.
From what saw and heard in Mos
cow OF the way the Russian Com
munists have SOLVED" the housing
problem. the Bolsheviks have made as
much Of a mess OF this matter as they
have OF almost everything else they
have meddled with.
True, every worker has now a place
in which TO sleep. But what is the
use OF spacious apartment II you
have no furniture and nothing in the
icehox?
WlNn the Bolsheviks FIRST came into
L. Il Il. .H...
all house owners Of their property
The tenants were ordered to form
committees, landlords and members OF
their families being strictly barred
from sitting on these bodies.
The control Of houses is supposed
now 10 be in the hands OF these com
mitiees of tenants But as a matter
OF fact these committees are actually
controlled by local district commit
tees-by Bolsheviks appointed by Boil
SheViks These local committees are
in turn answerable TO the Contra
Housing Council.
II is not difficult for one N agree
10 the proposition that nobody shoulC
20 homeless while others have
dozen rooms in which TO dwell.
But what has happened in Russia
The people OF the better apartment
have been forcibly ordered TO vacat
their premises and go 10 the slums
while the people Of the poorer dis
tricts have been moved into the high
class apartments.
At FIRST the prolelariat lived in
state Of luxury Of a sort, for the own
ers Of apartments were forbidden (
take their furniture or belonging
away with them when they were turn
ed out. But unemployment and star
vation soon forced the new tenant
10 barter pictures. carpets and fur
niture for foodstuffs with the peas
ants who came in from the cOuntr!
Now, in this topsy-turvy capital q
the Bolsheviks one can see ragge
and starving and miserable-lookin
people inhabiting the former home
Of the bourgeoisie.
Sanitary conditions In these bi
blocks OF apartments are wonse,
anything. than those the farms {
the peasants. All piping and sewer
have long since gone out Of repair.
Great care is supposed 10 be take
Of the children Of Red Russia. NJ
the Bolshevik organ. Pravda. one da
published a complaint that more tina
3O boys and girls were In the prison
Of Moscow, many condemned 10 lOn
terms OF Imprisonment and trifling o
fenses, such as stealing bread
Evening journal., 1920-08-09

his overall business and move his
family into the wilderness. when
asked how he accomplished what vet
Grams thought impossible, Wachman
said.
simply by applying the experience
gained In the overall business When
bumped into a tough customer ]
stuck with him until he was sold
When needed machinery al my
mIne ! stuck io the task of getting
70 until ] got 70 I set good cx-
ample FOR the mon working for me
worked long and hard-so did they
And Lady Luck keeps playing info
Wachman's hands A'ier smaller
nnds, be struck a real mountain of
ORE" known as dyke Engineers cs
| iimlted % would yield between co..
nmNn and i0mON tons of ore
Samples from this body will average
] siO35 ton.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09

II you are seeking position as sa.cs-
man lust search the Want Nd col
umns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-09

Don't wait fnr SUCCESS to come 10
you. command IL 10 come 10 you by
means OF a Want Ad.-Adv-
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
METEORS Thrill
REHOBOTH FOLK
Rain of Stars Almost
Nightly Phenomenon at
Sussex Summer Resort
.COTTAGERS EAT
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Special 10 q Evening Journal.

Special 10 @ Evening journal.
NEHOBOTH, August 9.-Thore has
been a remarkable display OF falling
meteOrs hCrc during The past few
nights, 90 frequent and so brilliant
as 10 not only attract great interest
but also comment 10 fact. this phe-
nomcnou from ihe heavens Is lust now
proving lhe chief attraction of the
resort The beach and boardwalk Is
lhrongod nightly with star gazcrs
enjoying The shooting mcteors.
Cotiagcrs from the cities and guests
at The hotels were given a rare treat
recently when a farmer from the In
dian River district drove into Reho-
both with a deirhorn load OF straw
berries which he quickly disposed OF
/ at q cents a quart This luscious
I fruit which IL quite a rarcty In greal
quantity at This time, Is a new per-
/ petual and according 90 The farmer
from whose patch they were plckec
/ ho expects 10 have many more tC
| dispose of before frost appears.
4 school of porp0isc making then
/ appearance on shore and close 10 th'
beach threw a scare into the hatheri
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
Are Wilmington Cases:
PINE STREET

Mrs C. Palmer 23OI Pine street, says: II have been
troubled Of and The past with ameness across tne
small of my back which has caused me much annoyance
noans Kidney pills which buy at Danforths Drug Store
always give me prompt relief one Of my children has
also been benefited by this medicine Statement given
March e. i9i6l
on July 27 1918 Mrs Palmer added Il confirm an
I said In my previous endorsement, prasng Doans Kid
ney pills have used them several occasions since
for back and weak kidneys, and they brought me
excellent results
Evening journal., 1920-08-09
BENNETT STREET.

Mrs Sumner Ransom 700 Bennett street. says II con-
slider Doans Kidney pills the finest kidney remedy made
am never without box OF this medicine In the mouse
and as soon as my Kidneys out OF order and need
something 10 regulate them, DOans never fa 70 reeNe
the trouble Others in family have been Denehtea DE
this medicine too" statement given August 49, i9it)
on July % 1918 Mrs Ransom said: Il have never
found anything Danish kidney ailments so Satisfactorily
ss Doan's Kidney pills wouldn't be In good condition
now II IL weren't for this medicine
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according 70 cable advices from Coz
penhagen
Tho cable states that the German
war department has ordered a regis
tratson Of all Jewish Russian pris-
oneIs. who have repeatedly express
ed the desire 10 live In Palestine,
in order that plans may be put in mo-
ton for transporting them TO the Holy
Land.
1t is estimated that between so.-
Oe0 and 10000 Jewish Russian pris-
oners OF war are still held in Ger
many. They have been existing I'M
der the most miserable conditions
and maay Of them have died.. Accord
ing to reports coming from Ger
many.
The action of the German govern
ment uDmes as a relief to repeated
demands from the German Zionist Or
ganizs lion, which has been insisting
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Il cAl SOCIAL EV EN- s.


the Misses Julia Russo, Grace McDon.
nell and Mary Byrne. Easter flowers
were given as favors and candidates
for the class to be initiated in the
near future were special guests.
49,
Club To Meet.
The Needleworkers club will be en-
tertained on Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. P. G. Fansworth on Chi
cago street. good attendance is de-
sired.
coehran.Edsell.
The marriage OF Harry Ernest
Cochran OF this city and Miss Lena
Pearl Edgeil OF smithfield, W. Va,
has been announced same having
taken place on Sunday, April 4, at
Smithfield. Cards announcing the
marriage weer issued by the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A, Edgell.
Mr.. Edgell and his bride were in this
city yesterday en- route to the groom's
home in Ohio where they will visit
for n few days and will upon their re-
turn, take up their residence in this
city. Mr.. Cochran is hardwat !
salesman with headquarters in this
city. MIS-. Cochran Is a niece Of Mrs.
M. w. Maple OF Green street and a
cousin of Mrs. Bruce H. Fanus, whom
she had frequently visited. She is
well known ard popular in this city.
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RED BLOOD FOR PALE
PEOPLE!

A big supply of red blood ocrpuscles
is what helps to make any man or
woman have healthy, pink complex.
ion and cherry red lips. Resort to
paint and powder are totally unneces.
sGry and besides that, are harmful.
Three-grain hyponuclane tablets, ii
used regularly for several months.
seem to create greatly added number
OF millions to the red and white cor
puscles OF the blood, and not only i'm.
prove the color, but add increased
flesh to the thin and frail body. These
tablets promote assimilation, absorp
ton and digestion, and this splendid
aid to natures forces transforms the
complexion and figure. They are pre-.
scribed by physicians. but being of a
perfectly harmless character, self.ad.
ministration is being followed by
many, who obtain them direct from
any well-stocked apothecary shop.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tones, or trying to patch up
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment-clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. 1oc and Csc.
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that the plight of jewish prisoners
OF war be relieved by Transporting
them to Palestine, il was pointed out
by Zionist Officials The German
Zionist organization Is conducting
agricultural schools in the camps. 10
acquaint the prisoners With cnnd.i-
tons in Palestine.
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Shower for Bride and Groom.

Prof. and Mrs. ]. s. Hawkins whose
marriage was a recent event in Pitts
burgh and who are now occupying
their home on Benoni avenue Hore
delightfully."- surprised last evening
when number of their friends as
sembled at their home and spent the
evening bringing with thom many
pretty and useful gifts. The affair
was arranged by the friends OF Mrs.
Hawkins who was before her marriage
Miss Flora Lloyd and the guests in
ciuded officers teachers and members
Of the Presbyterian church and Sab
bath school and few other friends.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins arc teach
ers in the Sabbath school. A beauti-
full set OF china and other gifts were
presented to them by those present
which numbered about thirty-fiye,
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins wert
completely surprised but rallied and
entertained their guests royalty. After
the gifts had been opened and admir-
ed refreshments which had been
bought by the invaders were dis
peased and enjoyed. The affair
which was in the nature of a shower
was entirely informal but nevertheless
very enjoyable.
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Marriane Announced.

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Reba Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Williams, Jr., OF St Louis, NO, aud
Hugh NJ. Downs. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. Downs OF Harrington which
took place on March 1 at the home
OF the bride.
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To Return To Colleoe,

Miss Doris Jenkins who had spent
the Easter recess here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. jenkins on
Pittsburgh avenue, is returning this
eevning to Washington, D. c., where
she attends Mt. Vernon seminary.
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10 rake Extended Trip.

Miss Margaret Mckinney is leaving
this Afternoon for Cincinnati, Ohio,
where she will join a party of friends
who will spend several weeks touring
the southern states. They will visit
at Chattanooga Tenn. Atlanta, and
New Orleans, La, and later will go to
st. Louis where they will attend the
National Charities convention to be
held there. Miss Mckinney will be
absent from this city for severa.
weeks.
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4, WI be backward steIt in the
moral and religious life OF the COM
munity and so expressed themselves
in the resolutions adopted An en-
joyable afternoon was spent by the
club members at the meeting which
was held at The home Of Mrs. j. L.
Hall on CASTOR avenue and Mrs. A.
G. Ross conducted the meeting and
ard Hall following which Mrs. Lee
Nance. wife OF the evangelist who
is conducting series OF services in
this city gave an interesting al
and splendid paper on "The Child's
Literature" was read by Miss Evelyn
Prlckett, acting prinslpa, of the
Butcher school. Mrs. T. e. Johnson
sang two vocal solos in her usual
charming manner following which
the business OF the afternoon was
transacted. At the conclusion OF the
business session refreshments were
served by Mrs. Hall, assisted by her
daughter Miss Lucille.
To Dance.
The Elks dance to be given On
Thursday evening OF this week prom
ises 10 eclipse any occasions OF like
nature held by the Organization in
the past. A committee composed of
Messrs. Harry Sharp, W. L. Andrews
and B. G. Mckinley have the affair
in charge and they have spared no
pains 10 make the occasion a most
enjoyable one. Shinn's jazz orcles.
ira will furnish the music for the
dancers aud the dance will be held
at the Masonic temple as the floor
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me- Rohertson Hone.

Mrs. u. r. Robertson of Wheeling,
former resident of this city is spend
ing several days in this city on bust
ness. Mrs. Robertson is guest at
the Fairmont while here.