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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
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members of the congregation and their
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
WHEELING man
TO WE'D DAUGHTER
OF j, s, SENATOR
ENLARGEMENT Of Miss Emily Ellen john
son Daughter OF Senator E. s. John
SON Of South Dakota and Mr.. Al
fred Oxtoby, of Wheeling An
nounoed at Washing
ton, D. C..

\. Washington. u. C.. on "Wednesday
afternoon. November 10Th. the engage
mcnt Of Miss Emily Ellen Johnson:
daughter Of Senator F.. $. Johnson. ~
south Dakota. l." Mr.. Alfred =. OAtoby,
Of Wheeling. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l. ONluby of WellShurg. WAS announced.
The. ANNOUNCEMENT WITS made At Il hcHu-
t!fully appointed reception given at the
home Of Senator and Mrs. johnson IN
the Chaslrt"n Apartment. III sixteenth
nnd Il streets y W Those assisting
wrr,. Mrs. a. 7. Trrntshaw. Miss Bell
! Johnson. sister of the hrid"-to-hc.
Miss Marjorie Underhill. Miss Anna Far
den and Miss Margaret stevens The
wedding will take place in January.
Miss Johnson. who arrived In Wr!lS-
hurgh Yesterday where she is the guest
nr Mrs. \. T. OXtohy. mother of her
finance. Is one of the most charming
and popular members of the d"hutantr
set In Washington. She mot Mr.. ONl"hH
! four wears ago at Camp Meade whore
he was serving as = private in Tn" army.
Shr was at that time member or the
Rcd Cross Motor Corps.
Miss Johnson Is graduate or All
Saints School Mt Sioux Falls. South pa
kotu. and Of Gunston College at Wash
ington.
Air Oxtohy Is a prominent young bust
ness man of Wheeling. being engaged Ia
the mercantile brokerage business in IN"
Wheeling Bank and Trust C"mp"i ny
culver Military Academy and Washing
ton and jefferson College.
Mrs. Oxtoby will entertain on Mon
day night at her homo In Wellsburg
with a dinner party complimentary ~
/ Miss johnson and Miss Pearl Scott ot
Robert scott. whose marriag" to Mr.
charles Beall. president Of tho CONNER
cial Rank OF WcllshurG Will take place
| this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
DEPUTY RETURNS
WITH PRISONER

DEPUTY Sheriff Edward Minard re-.
turned Yesterday afternoon with Earl
Pcckwith. VIII" vas arrested som? time
ago by polio" in Iowa. pcckwith was
lodged in the county jail until this
morning when 1t is understood that his
case Will come NJ in criminal court.
Pcrkwith it will BE- remembered was
arrested several months ago by local
authorities charged with trying to pass
a bad check for $50 at the bank Of the
Security Trust company. He was IN
dictrd by the November grand jury but
left the city.
Local authorities thoughts that they
had lost track OF him all together wheh
il was learned that he had been arrest
ed in one nf the middle western states
pcputy Minard stated that IL war SOME
trip MS he left Iowa ut & o'clock Thurs
day morning and was riding until 1880
o'clock Yesterday afternoon when he
arrived IN the city with his prisoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
Ariou Ladies' Entertain.

The ladies' auxiliary to the Arion So
cicty entertained their husbands and
brothers last evening in The parlors OF
thc club. Five hundred was the diver
zion Of the evening. and the prizes were
won by Mrs a. Scifert and Mrs. Joseph
Curtz. they winning the ladies' favors.
DIR. Harry Kraatz and Mr.. August h.
Marschner won the gentlemcn's prize.
Following the games ice cream AMI
cake were served by Mrs Edward
Schmichel and Mrs. W. d. Fulmcr who
had charge OF the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
RummaFe Sale,

A Rummagr Sale will be held Monday
evening at ol02 Main street, by the
ladies Of the Eoff Street Temple. 1t Is
requested that articles be sent To the
address mentioned before the opening
of the sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke OF Haw-
thorn Court entertained 4 number OF
their friends last evening at their
home giving an informal dancing party,
Artistic decorations were seen about
the rooms and following several the
rooms, and following several hours Of
dancing n delicious buffet supper was
served Among those included were:
Mr. and Mrs. George Steenrod, Mr.;
and Mrs Charles DouEhtcry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark. DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Etzler, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis MCCNrC Stc"urod, Mr..
and Mrs. William DUMMY. Mr.. and Mrs.
James *. Hunter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

Mrs. W. J.. Lear Is des!rouS OF mana ~ ~ :
,nr Inc caste which presented Miss BOD
White" nj the Court Theatre "edhcS
dav and Thursday nights putting on Il T " .
~ tb, most successful and entcrtaln'hS
a,rntrur musical comedies which mas
HwSr b%cu seen here. She extends hGr
tS,, also to the Coooy B"ntz F>urni-
INV" I,omnanv and the Todd Furniture
Cmmnany. who loaned the stage set Pings
and helped in that way To- mAke tre
p oI FISHER. the accompaniSt, she en-
lends particular thanks for her mntirin :;
o,,J nainstnkinC efforts in contributing
20 the effectiveness of tn" production.
and also to the program committee lot
their effective corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13

The Daughters OF the American keVG-
1,t,on will have n convention next week
At Charleston, at which several promi-
nent members Of the wheeling chapter
viii be present. Mrs Robert Reed. vice
regent If the state. will attend. ana
Mrs John Il. Garden. Mrs. s. i. chris
ian 0f W-arwood, Mrs. Fred Faris. Miss
y 4. Graham and Miss Adelaide
Schockcy will represent the local chap-
ter as delegates.
Mrs Garden will remain for me "H-
eCutive board meeting OF the StaIe reu
.r"tio, which will take place In Charles
ION, the latter part Of thu week.
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reported the first of the week . gTee4
majority have recovered. and from Al
indications the disease will b Z thing
Of the past in about a week. Most .ot
the cases were very mild.
All of DR.. Marschner's assistants have
been busy In taking precautions 80 tat
this disease would not spread NosteA
the cases were reported in South Wheel.
Ing, while several others were reportfa
in other parts Of the city. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
LESS D|PHTHER|A

CITY Health officer DR.. ]. +. Marsch-
nor stated yesterday afternoon that the
cases Of diphtheria are becoming less
daily and IL precautions are taken by
narents and school authorities the dis
ease can be checked and kept under COM
troll.
OF the twenty seven cases which Yagt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
Donations for VINE elinr Hospital.

Donations or fruits and jellies Will De
received at the Wheeling hospital on
Thursday hy tho sisters in charge Of the
hospital. As these dclicaciCs are invalu-
able to the patients and very difficult
10 buy ut the almost prohihitive costs
At present, II is requested that all
friends OF the hospital will contribute
as generously as possible. Mrs. George
Machison Will attend TO receiving the
donations,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
x,ug,s Daughters Entertainment.

The Kings Daughters circle Of the
FIRST Presbyterian church, gave an en-
tcrtainment in the church yesterday
evening. A delightful and varied pro-
gram vas given by the members of tho
circle. assisted by the orchestra OF the
sunday school. Some OF the best talent
Of the city appeared upon the program.
A large crowd was present, comprising
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
Collegiate Alumnae.

Miss Eetta Roberts. city !lhrar!An'
will address the members or the 'o! o.
At The ". {. A. auditorium Mrs john
T. Garden will read hcr. report OF thr
social features connected with the re-.
cent State Federation OF woman I'D"
g A, robinson Will preside as hostess
assisted by committee.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
A SALE OF SKIRTS AT S11.9S

A great group of large and
small shapes assembled for a spe-
cial selling tomorrow. They are
shown in all colors and represent
the best values of the season at
the price.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
WOMEN'S & MISSES
TRIMMED HATS
S5.98

Another wonder group of
handmade Trimmed Hats,
mostly of Velvet with gold and
silver braid trimmings as we'll
as fancies, hounces. etc, large
and small shapes. All colors.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

cept at a much larger expense than
the Trustees OF the Poor would be
justified in assuming. We heartily
approve Of the growing sentiment on
the part OF many people TO dispose OF
a large part or all OF the land con-
nected with the Institution and 10
establish a State Home. We flnd
about so per cent. OF the inmates or
the Almshouse are feeble-minded and
should be transferred TO the Home
for Feeble Minded as soon as IL Is IN
position TO receive them. The re-
naming 20 per cent. or about seven
individuals. could be cared for more
properly and more economically In a
State institution, and we recommend
that the next Legislature take action
looking to the disposal OF the County
AlmshOuse property and the estab-
lshment Of State institution TO
take the place Of ihe three county in
stitutiOns, fully believing that the un-
fortunate poor OF the county as well
as The mentally defective would re-
ceive much better attention and that
the expense would likely be less
rather than more than under existing
conditions
I'VE especially. too. commend the
present efficient Board Of Trustees Of
The Poor They have given much
al considerable personal sacrifice, and
have added equipment and made
changes which have placed the insti-
tuition In a much more sanitary con-
ditlon. They have purchased and in
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
SUSSEX CO. JURY
MAKES REPORT
Suggest That Some Repairs
Be Made to Jail Before
Winter
TRUSTEES OF POOR
ARE COMMENDED
spa.IaI o Tho EyenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Oct. The grand
jury for SUSSEX county. having conf
pleted is work, made the following
annual report 10 The county court:
We. The members Of the grand in
quest OF the state OF Delaware for the
body OF SUSSEX county, beg leave TO
report as follows
According To custom and the re-
Quiremenls OF law. we have visited
the Institutions owned by The cOhnty.
and with respect 10 the iail we beg
% report blst We lind the jail prem
ises kept IN a clean and sanitary con
ditiOn We desire 20 compliment
Sheriff William o. Johnson upon the
manner In which he has cared for
the Jail promises, and we believe that
they are at present in the best condi-
tlon that they have been In for a
great many years Tho quarters for
the prisoners are kept clean and sani-
tarN and are as comfortable as 10 Is
possible TO make them In a building
lacking many of IN modern cOnvcn-
iences. We do 1nd. however. Hlat
some immediate repairs are ncces-
sary because OF the approach OF cold
weather. and would recommena that
some OF The windows which are
broken be repaired Immediately We
also flnd thai there is no fuel either
wood or coal on The promises, and
are informed That The sheriff Is un-
able 20 secure fuel at this time This
beng true. we desire 10 call the at
tontion Of the levy Court 10 vnai
We consider a very serious matter.
because we feel that these wards OF
the public should be docontly fed.
clothed and kept comfortably warm
we also visited The Almshouse
farm and while the present overseer
has been in charge only a short time,
we are glad 30 report that he seems
70 have the affairs OF the Institution
well In hnnd and ne and his wife are
Swing excellent service In the man
agment OF the farm and In The care
Of the unfortunate inmates.
While the farm connected Win
the institution has been reasonably
we'll cared for and cultivated. yet
we feel that under existing abnormal
conditions It cannot possibly be made
a paying investment as an agricul-
tural enterprise, because OF the scar
city and high price of labor. ma
&c. We are OF the opinion
That az this time a superintendent
competent % manage the farm and at
inc same time give proper attention
20 the Inmates cannot be secured. eX-
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS OFFERINGS ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR SATUR-
DAYS SPECIAL SELLING

Children's Buster Brown Hose in
black. white and tan, 39c.
Mems Natl Wool Underwear,
$500.
Mems $2.75 Mayo Union Suits,
$500.
Mems heavy ribbed fleece-lined
Underwear, Haynes and Mayo
makes. $1.25.
Mems High Rock heavy fleece
lined Underwear, $1.39.
Mems grey. brown and blue
wooden top Shirts, $3.50 value,
$3.50.
Children's Aannelette Sleeping
Garments, size 2 to 10 years.
$1.75.
Children's Aannelette Gowns, 81.
Woolnap Crib Blankets. 36x54,
at. $1.25.
Boys Mayo Union Suits, $1.25.
Girls heavy heece-lined Union
Suits, S5c to $1.39.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

Long Kid Gloves-to close out;
II and 10 button lengths,
$3.50 and $2.9S.
Kaysers leatherette Gloves.
$1.50.
Heavy heece-lined 2-clasp Gloves
to close out. SOC.
Kayser's suede lined silk Gloves,
$1.25.
Very fine striped Wolfe Waists, in
sizes to 40. Sat. only, $l.oO.
Sale of finest Lingerie Waists, in
stunning models of imported
Noiles. $5 values at $500.
New Fall Georgette Waists and
heavy striped Silk Waists, IS.
Very fine silk Isle Hosiery. 69c:
Pure Silk Onyx full-fashioned
Hosiery. $1.9S.
Mems pure silk Half Hose, soc.
Mems silk Isle Hose, 39c.
Mems good cotton Hose, 25c.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

stalled 30 modern hosupital beds, and
bedding, electric lights and water
system, both in the superintendent
home and in the quarteers OF the in
mates, so that we feel that at pres
ent time the inmates are quite com
Portable as Is possible 10 make them
under present conditions. We do not
believe, however, that conditions
there can be made ideal without in
curing much more expense for the
purpose OF undermining the building,
&c, than they would be justified In
incurTlng.
"Realizing the splendid service that
has been rendered by the Trustees Of
the Poor. we feel that they are very
inadequately paid for their services,
and would earnestly recommend that
the proper steps be taken towards
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

Boys Blouses of dark madras and
plain chambray, $1.25.
Boys Clothing-The best-6tting
and best-wearing in the city.
Suits, sizes IN to 8 years, SIS
to $12.50.
Suits, sizes, 8 to II years, So
to $19.9S.
Children's chambray Dresses, 10
to a years. $2.39.
Women's gingham House Dress
es. $1.39.
Girls white Middies, blue collars
and cuffs. $500.
Dutch Rompers. 2 to 5 years. at
$1.5o.
Pure white cotton-hlled Quilted
Comforts, $3.75.
Full size $4 Bedspreads. $500.
Figured hannelette for Kimonos,
32c.
l8-inch Union Towel Crash, 21c.
Lancaster Apron Ginghams, 24c.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
RALLY DAY AT STANTON.

STANTON, oct 7.--Rally day serv-
ices will be held in the Stanton NJ. +.
Church at o'clock on Sunday after
noon, In charge OF the pastor, the
Rev. f. X. Moore. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. which in
ton. There will also be speakers. Al
members OF the Sunday school and
friends are urged to attend.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

providing adequate compensation for
the members OF the board.
JOSHUA A. ELLEGOOD,
Foreman.
ANTHONY L. HUDSON,
~ Secretary"
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

Immediately after "Danderine"
massage, your hair takes on new life.
lustre and w0ndrOus beauty, appear
ing twioa as heavy and plentiful.
because each hair seems TO nun and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay
llfeless. colorless, plain or scraggly.
You, too, want lots Of long, strong
beautiful hair.
A 3j-ceni bottle Of delightful Dan
derlne' freshens your scalp, checks
dandrun and falling hair. This stlm-
ulating "beauty-tonlc" gives 10 thin.
dun, fading hair that youthful bright
ness and abundant thickness-All
druggisisl
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

A special group made up for Saturdays
of Velour, Tricotine, Serge and Silvertone in
and Misses sizes.
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PROPOSITION NO. ~
paoposEo ~ INITIATIVE PETITIONS
CONSTITUTIONAL AM EN0MeNT.


: Proposed amendment rspeallnq aseleee
10, Missouri Constitution, enaetIne nes3
revising and amending Conssitueien amO
Tor calling constitutional QARxanttsa.
Be Il resolved By the people Of the STATS
Of Missouri, a. follows:
That at the general elsOtica 70 b 49,
1880. thsse shah 3 submittsa TOR s1egtteS
q Missoyr The following rr9Hessd -
Section I. That article - Of TIE CO.
stitution Of the state Of 4l10oufE ysOy2e..
Ing the Hoda of revising ana A1e1m1
the Constitution, b and the oamS > 49,
By repealed and the following neN 49,
es,aofod d Mou thereof. - b knoWn -
article 10. providing the mode oeiEov!o
and AMENDING the C0n1tttutSoa. onA ~
coIiin9 \ Constitutional oonvooeeoos 80
Whl0S ohau read - 3olloWD:
ARTICLE ~
Providing the Mode az Rsv1s1ng -
Arnonding the Constitution and fee 0AxonD
= Conotifutlona1 Co1vontloa. =.
6octioa + Thig Ceugeitnttea - -
me Vrovi16sae g The extsc9s g - ee1Ae
wies yrovtes1 = ~ CeeseitNeieH
6seklea . ne 0eoaal Aess1s4 ~;
Coagele1tiso . 1a5sfity - ~ -
Do13s1I a. ~ 49, tA6gooa - -
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snd saeoution. .hsi not b .u63ec snS to % sss
table for any debt. ane IN c stsscSment
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-28

or award OF the fuil commission. aypccA
the ACCIDENT occurred, or II the accident
occurred outside Of this state. then In the
county where the contract was made. tof
S me q M q nS aesSs q
mission shall order under Its certificate,
return to the court all Documents and pa
psrs on ils u ths msstsr toE Ss ra Msn
ana awsr1. which shafi thsrsupon become
the record Of the cause. Appeal mom
the circuit court shall be allowed the sams
circuit ana appellate courts shall have
precedsnoe over Al. other cases except
election contests. Upon the Getting aside
q p: 3 sSs sns sSSt i %sT furnsr
p Iac g jassmsnt Spo n the findings .. &c
nature of the case may demand; - ~.
q ui's 6. s eo%ni.6,oa tSs party taking 8.
appeal ohall togethar With bis notice Of
appeal transmit 70 the commission tWso.
SXs,en sa So' Is esnmission shan tos:thsf
the eSsrk q the circuit court Of TIE
count. e .S'sa e a e: = aasss as g
800 seSinS a. Sosine party q pro-
Md ~ NV = eayl cas:A .
a,s 80 s. sSs = eirs3t sSsrs * the county 3
eepy q Q nsneEaad.m @ asresmsnt e.
STsoisaea q Is ce9nis1iae. Or g g
&c6, wkssscSaa al coust shan rsoase
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6ts or Insurance. in lieu Of the compense-
tion and Insurance provided ny this ~:
Such s s.e :aSjses tS sse
ment and shall not BE- sapfpr sn ~ Sg,u n
unless they confer .r D Ssnsndents a. least
e eImIiUlt to the dement's provided BY this
al. nor Il they require contributiops nom
employs: unless they syov SSnIs rpdsr this
=, .nt s q issst Commemorate with such con-
frfhution. Such substitute system ana m
surance may Be tsrminatsda e ~ . ~ sn On
rsSessonsbis notice and hearing to the IN.
tsrssted parties, II Il shall appear thai
the same y not fairy aaman, q s y
its operation sha .c, C,scsoss or sf tor any
c FL Ss1SStantiai reason i fails to 40
complish the purposes Of this act; ana "a
this Csc snS s sSsn SetsrminS upon
he propsr disfribvtion q al Esmamins
1870. ID any, subject 70 the rtsht % eny
pery Y intssest e hsvs soSn es susssdio-
eestien u Dv~y employg " this
etsfs. Whethsr ~ has aeespssd O. $1,000
- previsioes g th!s sst; eaaaii Win ~
SsEss - IS sesn nS,Ss tSsrsos. ana sSs
FIX osse I1nth, nls With IT, commits:
sioa un6er susA rqles snA rSsnAs,ons 80
z a.. 80 sssee az 9 IN sat essspisss Tspsss
8 syesy inissy 6 800 s e ~ IS s&& sSIs
g sss9s.e 49, 49, e s . 80 "a 81
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out exacting Q fee or. charge therefor.
shall furnish the commission on apglica-
m mem ~ or part thereof on Ale In his office
and no public officer shall be entitled 70
receive 2rom the commission any feeefor
snv document required or authorised BY
law to be filed In his office.
Section Sc. The commission shall make
;S ana :SS f es " eseS
year. = report containing full and COM
plete account Of its transactions and pro-
f s as ssS eo
gestions and recommendations a i may
deem Of value, which report shall Do laid
before the Legislature.
ing Tor the expense Of Mountaineering this
whether ssr otS.sr at.ts
e. G DSrsi.s to any inter: indemnify con:
tract. or other plan Or scheme. and every
ss sss. .. .s.s:t :Sss io
S SS osSssd thereby. unds: this eet.
% ts {: s:es.:s sr P:s
Or on account Of cuisines done n this
state for such :; " r.. sn as 81 sSnsS
vhich ssnouns Of tsfss shali b ssseesed
ana co!lectsd e h:rslnasssc 2tSy, .Ss
xSSitsd with cancelled OF returned
Insured IN this stafa and With psemlums
sSsriSsS ana iicsnssd TO Transact 6usinees
q flli1geeft Which relns1nnce seAa =
ssssstsl q ne essss:Stf -. ss.HSSS - 80
~ +, S.s HIs Il issssssss essrssrs set
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fails to obey the command OF sucn sud-
poena without reasonable cause; or II any ~
cause. refuse to be sworn. or to be ex-
amined. or. to answer question: or 20
ooS SWesr to his deposition. no shall be
deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor. ana on
Conviction thereof shall be punished BY
ns Of not more snam Eye n the County
Jail for not moro than one year. or Dy
both such fne and fmprtsonments mo
may be prosecuted therefor IN any c csss
q . oontinuing violation. each days con.
tinunnce thereof shall be. and deemed 10
81, . separate and distinct onense.
ing s's ss pEoc.edin ay under THE The
eaiaae shall not abate, but on notice 70
~ parties may be revived and proceed
IL favor q the successor 70 snS ts sk az
s: party ia lissls. II ike msnnsS q In eivii
Section Is. ANY person who shan
make. or oonspire WITH, aid. OF anes ~.
ssn:s e e s@osn as :: eshss Ssnsss
- frand. 6oeSit Of MISREPRESENTATION. re-
sc IA. Is. q g sss ss:. g e s.e
81 cenpensa3ion under this oct e which
ths rsepisnt z not sE e sas' ssc:t zoe o
~ srsssntstien ana With intent % de-
frSSS6. cSuoo q procure. Or conspiro with,
NJ g ahato anoehsr n causing OF Pro.
e1f1ng Any person entitled e Hny oenenss
= a. secspt @ payment thereof -
sSss = 6ue under thlo act shah b 6ee9ed
9I55ty a 4 miedemean0r. and on o0nyto.
g. inisssts s ~ M 3 e @sss tkaa u
krn6Fp6 6enar8 q ~ imlftoonmeoe .
- ees.ty ~ g g. PC ~ - -. ~ ~ - -
= fIss1aa - 1h1eo y A9sAy efsato1,tAs
Ii v0e1noafo eo0poneaetea -.
l.afa g - sssss. = r! e ~ ~ - -
4 S5SSShc11os - Segne11e - eeesflg
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