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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
visiting Mrs Garrtson's sister. Mrs

visiting Mrs Garrtson's sister. Mrs-
L!us,y.
James l.. reaver of Caldwell W. Va.
- visiting friends and relatives n this
city.
f NJ. Roland of Chicago. III. arrived
IN this city Yesterday and will spend
several days looking after business
W. ". Robinson Of Providence. r. l..
arrived here and will spend this week
looking after business propositions COR
his company.
George knvA will return this morning
with friends here.
Mrs. M. Wallace OF Philadelphia. Pa
IS visiting relatives IN the East End.
Morrison Waldrnn has returned 10 his
, home In Philadelphia, IA, after bust
ness trip hare.
Or. VI j. Rsake Of Renwood has re-
turned from a months vacation spent
In Florida.
Mrs. Williams has returned 10 her
homo in this city after spending several
! months visiting with relatives and
friends in California.
Mrs. l.. J. Robinson and sister Mrs
King Of Derry. Pa. returned Thursday
evening to Woodsdale from Council
Grave. Kansas. whore they attended the
golden wedding anniversary of their SIS
ter. Mrs. J. W. Gray.
Mrs 4. l. SawteIle Of North Main
street has returned from Cincinnati
after visit with Or. and Mrs J. Roy
Smith.
Mrs. l.. c. Nolte Of Eighteenth street
Warwood viii leave "Wednesday for
Pittsburgh where she VIII visit hnr
turn to PittsburEhdaughter Mrs. rcbicr
OF that city.
Or. Randolph J. H~rscy left Sntur-
, day evening on n business trip 20 Nash
vile. Tenn.
Mrs. Johnson c. Mckinley and child
ron of Willow Gen returned saturday
evening from Lake Flacld. \. V. where
they spent IN" greater part OF the win
ter.
Mrs GLADYS Roberts. who has ho"n
consulting I throa. specialist n FhltL-
drlphia FOR the past Two weeks. VIII re
turn home the midGle Of the week.
Mrs. Gcrhar, Dorpk:n remains quite
III at the family home in Rae MIR l'la"H
Mr. and Mrs. John W. kIldcIherG"r
~ North Market street spent yesterday
in E'rceport, Pa, the guests Of M. ana
Mrs Samuel Carb!S.
Harry W Smith Of SprinGdalc VII
return to Pittsburgh today 10 visit has
r,fr who - confined 20 a hospital her"
taking treatment; under The eminent
stomach specialist DR.. LAct!".
Miss Charlotte Smith. oE SNringda!e
was removed 70 the Ohio Valley General
hospital Yesterday where 81" - IN Il
0 serious condition.
Mrs Sarah r. kindalhrr=cr. who has
been confined 10 Ter homE on Nortn
Market stree; with n s"N"ra cold. -
slightly improved.
Miss Ehoda l.. I.a"'o0 "t N'rGan-
Gown. has returned home after Sp"H"'nE
IN" Weekend the guest oC MISS Ma
Borncson Of the Island.
pr Randolph J. ltcrSev and j. '"'h
Fee are among III" prominent Nhe"HnS
pcop.c in Washington. y. {.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Macad envy Club Dance.

Members and friends IL tho M1ca""my
cub are cage-;y anticipating the dane
70 be held in tnc ball room Of the Wind
So motel Friday evening. March H.
Will. NJ invitations are being issued
for this informs! dance. members OF TN"
club MAJ invite their friends 10 snare
tn. pleasures the cNwi,rS WIZ an"rd.
Maucn'S orchestra has been engaged 10
furnish The musica! program ard the
usual refreshments WI, b. served dur
ing the jntcrmiSSions. TN"H" informal
club dances have proven most cnJ"Nap'e
throughout the season, and Inc an
nounC".ncnt ot another - certain 10 he
received with p.ct$Ur" Ivy the young
p."pl. Tho regular amusement; commit
,He composed ot rdrm''rk. West. G"T":S'
Iron: and Goc:I". hale ~" arrange mont >
for F-iduy's dance III charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Mrs J. H. Scatter will be hostess 10
tho members ~ the Island ". {. I. |.
this evening ~ pher hcmc. No. "Oo
south Penn street Mrs. Chester John
son. we'll known vocalist. Will be pres
en-: ard shs Will "nt"r;alu with scl"c-
ION 90 vocal solos during ;he evening.
Readings and talks Will also find plac"
on IA" program ard business session
will later engage the guests. The eve
nlns W.! close with Il social hour and
N" serving ii retr. ShmcntS Mrs. AS-
neS Willitts and Mss Laura Wright VII
assist Mrs. Shafi"r II cut"r;alnnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Counties to Receive
S6,44,206 From State

Charleston, W Va, Mar. S~Th0
share OF taxes belonging to eouneaea.
districts and municipalities Tor the
year 1920 amounted 10 ss.434,2oe.14, and
this sum will be reverted to county
treasures in the near future, II WaA
announced by state auditor. john c.
Bond
The taxes were divided as fonow1: .
To counties. including road counttsa,
Sa,S4s.31a.ll 10 districts sS.1s3.164.+3:
% municipalities. including all incor-
poratad elite. and towns. S43z,75s.61.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
COLORS RUN RIOT
IN SPRING HATS
Hennas Are Mort Popular Mi1lners
Say-wlde Range in Lines
and Materials.

Spring hats have always ahound'd N
gav Colr-S but this year ih'N seem
r.u;ous The co,ors shown = Nh"". nE
shops range from cCrtSe u Mad color.
which IS our old name. PAIN ii"a'H.
uoa.- A nov rane In h"'WN"u !Ecr"
are all sorts OF captivating SHIo' e
pheasant. grrnn. rust. burnt orange. laH'
rose and burnt brown which - 'hr re
sui; OF = comb nation " n"rN9 IN"
n-ancc EIenn!S - s'll' a )"aI'r- 'tN"''
i,a II may be h"CaGSa s" many a. u
have hair 10 match. or merely rcraNS"
they arc unusually pretty. - any "a"
rn:i,ners say thai hats whose Dr'Ta j.
inc color mote is hrnna are unusually
ropuiar Hownvar. - S"cmS. that a.
Nos, any snad" ( popular : I i cN'%
h-,ch, enough. witness ~" lar"rh' -
a aplc E-""us and ~ " N'nk>. "&.'h
sometimes mako 'h"r appearance" ~"
hats whose lncs 'udica;a hat ih"N ar"
intended for street w"a-.
This matter Of lines. now. : -" N
which the wHarcr has an "pn"r'nn.''
80 rx"rri>c he- .Hd'v dual Ia =" >""
may have hat with small hr.m an"
a largo crown or A hat WITH a .tr-r
ar.n, and 4 small crown ~ a'm",' a"'
share .h1' ST.. k"S YOUR fancy. hU' : IS
rL.ly 70 have some < nd nf Str"nm'r
or tasse, depending from II streams, 9
are usuaNy ~ RIBBON. somct;m"N "f N"..
vet. and ;nSsc,s a-n hcwi,drr:nE ~ 'h'''
variety rrc:ty innovation - 4 r"S"
Or some other Kind Of flower n.a"'i ~
;he me ShcS 81 a N",i These Ntl's S"'n"'
times form, the only trimming on Il h',
and are lcr' hanging IRE" a. IN" b7 g., 80
,he hat They are longer than those
worn in previous years
~
crcasa. and each wear SrrS an !n"rca =" e
n the number Of materials deemed ell'
able ror ne rnlllin"r's usH. \ cr""'
many satin and taTa;a hot~ ~" bong
shown. Some Of them d"""lopN =
light colorS for d-sss hats. wh''H Sr71i'
close f,,inC ha-S ~ dark bin" or N'a X
"a reta are shown for street w"a" Lar
tor cloth is also used extensively m
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Crnftxm en- Dance.

TAs <:-st % \ Sc-tSc OF regular month
" dances OF the Craftsmen. Will be held
=, the auditorium % the Elks Club. next
Monday evening. March -. Plans ar"
now being completed which assure the
guests that this dance Will ho the usual
delightful! success as all previous ar
airs given by this popular organization.
Jones Novelty orchestra VII furnish
nc music and viii play program OF
the latest and most popular dance num-
eerS.
Copies OF the following invitation
have been mailed - a .arGe number OF
the younger SCI. who are anticipating
tho dance as ore o. the very GshGAttts
affairs OF The I.cntcU season:
Yourself and Lady are cordially inV;ief
Craftsmen pa1cN
F,kS club Auditorium
Monday evening. Marca Is
nineteen hundred ard ;Wenty-one.
Jones Novelty Orchestra
Dancing a: $50
Committee:
C~awrn-d M"reAead.
Nca s.e.' ''""N
paubert I"H?,
Schuha-'. 'i.'.."n''
Gebhar;. Jones.
Ebhu-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

led by Mrs. George D. Maxwell and Dr.
James Nease Potter. pastor or mo
Vance Memorial church. wli! address the
women. taking for his theme that most
timely subject. Amer can liza ION.
The meeting Of the "omens Guin
will follow tho session OF the "ornens
n ssrnary society at which trlo OF l.
cN-S for tho coming year will be elected
4 tuil attendance is urged AZ ootn meet
INKS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
You Can Have
Young Blood
Make Old Folk Young
and Weak Folk Strong


II YOU look and tc"l cd. weak. and
nervous ard discouraged. - Yea ara
.ackinc in IN" Vim. ""ucf2;" an" """--'
that YOU used to have. - almost r,r.
tain ynu have Old blood blood thl' 80
lacking in Oxygen r-rr"'nr rcd 60 .'
and that your u"r' cS ar. also run dow"
What yen need 10 Tnak" YOU lp"k =. q!
f.~l Young. strong and vigorous IS M -.
red coils IN your blood and %'r"n-''
nerves. FOR tin" i.ur?OV" 90" "f go.
nreSt things known X "a ;IN" h.'.-
grain tablet cf R,ood. lr"u lhn.i'ha'
with each mca'. Th,s supple. inst tee
right Kind IT r"d-r"'i nntn ~ ran ana
ucrvc hu:;dIuE phusrl ttc :" H.'rr n.ti
'"u foo inc and strong e. i.GhN '"''.
II ,;rlsSt \ 80. cr ."' r'u'' d:u.-;.ft
and got enough El"ud Iron th"spu"t
FOR = three weeks 'rrr''u. -. > co.,.
"riy s. % 'n,' :. wo''k !ar.. . r"..V' i"-
H. and yo,;'l ~ slnriL, an.,2.d - ',rs.
results. Try - and -, \ "Er 'ru'3'
back II you want It.-..NGv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Frank f. Smith Of Hess avenue, war
wood. who for many years has hccn
: connected with the D. GundiinE com
pany. having charge Of the clothing
department. has resigned his position.
He has accepted a much better position
with the George r. Stifel company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Young wou.n's MISSIONARY.

Thursday evening at I:t5 O'Clock the
Young Wnnen's Missionary society or
me FIRST Pre- s6yterian church wrl meet
IN the church house. Mrs. Bertha Cald-
we'll VIII leal the deroti"nais, following
which MISS Katherine Mitchell Will give
L tai on "Amcrlcan "a tiOn.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Walter r. Hilton. editor Of the Wheel
ing Ma jorIty. has been invited 10 MAKE
an address, 10 the students Of the diVin-
ity school nf Harvard University az A
part Of the special programs 10 he giVrn
August is and 10. Mr.. H!ltoH's sub
jecis will he Ethics If the Employe"
slnd The Solution Of Modern Industrial
ism
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Detective Harry Hcan'y. Of Fhiladel-
ph,a. has returned 10 that city after
being here Saturday investigating and
gathering evidence 10 he used in IN"
trial 30 Tcier l.. Trradway and Marie
boots" Philips. charged with COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

A Ford truck, owned by the Fort
Henry Eu;ter conirany. went over NIL
Saturday afternoon between F1rs'
stree. and Richland. The me"hin" was
slightly damaged, but the driver es'
capped without a scratch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
nanctng Party Thursday.

Thursday evening will ma " merry
rrnup cS cor genial friends enjoying an
Informal dancing parry - h'S""p am
robsr,v at Elm 'i:"N". rms i ore 81
the deligh'ful f"rta.Sh'-F dances IN
loved BY tbs E~"UN and me "'""'
quests arc invited :" 30 present on ms
c.c..,o, ~. music Will To- furni sued
~. vrcpc nYsir.anS from tn"
Ub,,ak.r-C;fH-sre- orchestra AMI TO-
loving ss>e-a, pleasant hours Si"0t n
da~ctns. bake, supper VIII e en-
toyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Data mae.I.aren Circle.

rhs rr.lrha-s - Tho D"ta NAcI.ATNn
c-cl. n Kings Daughters WI b" INC
guests or Mss Ed:th Eonn">'r a. 7"r
homo on NC Island. ~ : "v"n'rS The
uxuai business 80 'N'> 'udu- .r!"'is "'-''e
vii eurar. No guess du-Irc the cary
ma, - no c.nni0S a~H later a hr'':
social hov~ "" - rr,Nysd and 'n"
..7lrS or rsf-csh -nort~ "a" ""G".G!"
~ evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Already rImnrS arc circulating about
the city as to the pIUms To be awarded
by the new city council after the first
Of July. II is rumored E-mayor n. L.
Kirk = after the city managers place.
and former fire chief. Edward T. Rose
will be a candidate" TO replace present
Chief A BurEy Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

rIicity IN tho murder Of Henry T.
PIERCE. who vas captured here NoVern-
her 20 Several local persons who TOOK
part in the capture Of the pair. Will Do
to Philadelphia as witnesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
RGty&i@a
m~As.

F. J. fIinerran. secretary OF tho
Ohio orders Of the F. O. r., will address
a meeting Of the Eagles or this city
and Elm Grove at Elm Grove tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Frank McGinnis, Of the Fifth ward.
who was given a petition for entering
the councilmanic race al the coming
primary. announces he will not be
candidate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
-a.or Ratnrna Home.

Mss Jeanette T"rE. Of Philadelphia.
xho has been tho charm:rS ru"N' ~
Mr. and Ms Sam l.. Good. 81 I''n"N
yor some t:mN returned nom" last
,t-ht Miss Rerg IS ne "1rr"" 90
eiSncv Good. 81 inns coy. ami VIE
,tst,jnr hare VA. crnpirm"r;"d VIII
sevsral dcnghtfll social '"4F''''"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Announcement was made yesterday
that headquarters az the Nash-Apper-
son Motors company, now located at
$50 MCColloch street. VIII move Ia the
Shcr!s building, mar n" present loca-
zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

mother" asked her dauEhi"- "~h"-"
does the WIND 80 Wien YOU turn t."
el"c,r., fan off,
1T goNs Un~rr the Eight co"% when
tho e,rr;-i- Ugh. & ,Irnsd off, VI
The mothers ,amc r"riy..- Newark N"N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
A1nAa r.aoa Circle.

Mss Josephine Cox wi! b. hostess
10 trn mem oers OF the Agnes Ice thFc'a
~ hirZ's Daughters This evening a: nor
home ~ I.eathervood. Tre tok Of
t;s,he- xiii be discussed a this meet
ing arG later A social hour Wi b" on
loved and refreshments WI r" s"rv"d.
T7,;s IS ,-a -~S,lla- meeting ard .E"r%
usber IS eNp"crsd 20 Dc present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
OU7-THE-P|KE

Shun Orphan Awnings. know makerA
Call $50 Wheeling Tent & Awning Co.
f-14-m-w-f-to-my-l3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

BUY. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Coalition Club Dance.

Tbs evening "a thc Carroll C7no
aud .o-:urr, th~ regular dance 90 N"
Cot,.}icu c;uc wI,l 70 enjoyed by largo
crowd Of Young people. ManSn'S orco"s-
,ra VII Furnish the muSiCA! program
~ mar alone assures thos" planning
n attend. an evening OF really pleasant
10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
SCOTTISH RITE
GUARD DINNER
rEvT~ArroNS RAVE BHEN ISSUED
rCR MOST CHARMING EVENT
Ton NEXT WEDNESDAY
yENrS9, MARcH 9.

c->frSsn-n .-sas Invitations for next
p.nS- %, Be Held at the EHs
club Next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

80 Executive Committee
Scot tsh Rite Guards
GaEteas You ~ Bs Pro6snt at
Six O'Clock Dinner
70 b hela In tho Club dining room
"WEDNESDAY Evening, Maroh 9Th.
ntnBeeen hundred and twonty -one
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Cor,eS u the foregoing invitation
haye been received hy members OF the
Scottish r. Guard and n" Degree
workers The dinner has been arranged
= recognition Of the splendid s"rv'c"
-cndered by Them during the recent re-
union. Tcc dinner VIII bN followed by
thu regular monthly meeting OF the
Scott. sh T>Ite Guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

-,,>r NJ Y. ". 1-N:H.
Sra, I, So. Mss N6fa
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-29
Musicale Gisen for Mem
hers of " eman'S [ lub

panla 81 thi. rennanfy arr te b.
conefatai r haea aaehe she
ats them slrs 3 runsra steaaiY 10
sac aeeeleHn o. tbe ma cal
talcnte
Tha Foang peeple errhfstEa "a
pala@ b8 @tf racse MMa fhe NAs ganN
sa naleatsse af the cawtai ttalnaH.
aua ease tAkluE ea o. tAe paEt st
neth tsacaf aHa pap.l 4 heatuee
ntfnHE Hgaaf Ertins ta 81 e
Eeaf tato ie. ana fhs plane aaf,
ama saAas @WFn aNen aeartAlk a#
plaMa an8 tgug oaels emeerea A. the
r.Waf o Ehf pFHam thf laast psat
laaaaaf naaf q saeial ceHNel
aH aes te8 azta aeis#htfaI
l4nrh ~ aims@r Bl.e. he ae8 and
sake y ha pfa9am was 81 falies
NReH @aHa 81 apie OFehesffa
\ lethfop. q MeBHsn \ NeseH.
q let. O. Esaaa8. Al Ilale8
Pare aaef HatfAm q Hastef
tAaH MsaWttt beas Ce CiasA
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Al - gahnN
pi.H lfust oafsta srhasiasf
Ne naH iofhFup krrnal no2en
Fiana sola ottaH Firkfrs
imaui
8Fft#m tafNa Httf
ltmfhN HFnw
Wrchf tEa NnEhf f8f
psa
Pane saia Thf IasHs Chamaua.lr
fnHfFaeN q laFA
tNama ifaet Gfsh@ 81 Mw Ntteg
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a rfkaaeil
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Beatrice So nm
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tafuf 1arahs Bee
Ne maH L@taeH Da4ls1 Me2itoa
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-29
NORTH TROY

NJ Ley q La8d ba frtafnr 3
flsm loH aa Lac ~ ahrfe ehf
sfft thf v uff
Em "a Makemar 81 lacan q.
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lats Ssfh d Wahtman So tfiee4s
barom. at,a j. ta haVt ~ amn Mag
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isana Eaii.F ~ seia ns fmrm o.
shs Wrt Read - Qeaafy q a ilf8
Aims "A leus he ha cafflea o. ths
ulae faH pas fem eafa u@F aM f@
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Zee n Hunt ha shr8 hse aefh
naae ID taa fsnisaea htfr aaa fe
larae - nulanefon
~ xlpha Bar hat nrfafmea
am NaneUad M uhF he
30 e the ante wfh af e. healas
v Mia
Mas Nuehf has rsnsoFed fgom tht
n amsaana bleed g. Man ST. 70 o.
fsuf naeHs "a fhf Laess halRaInN o.
N slsfit Street
Ped AMsee mns AZ homt atef @un+
Gas fmm Newpe IS. Nhrft he q nsAht
flslb n tae Nea Cas- hotfi
~ Twamshiss sha bnuEhi thf
pleeon fsrn aaaasg ths tlaaRf ha
eaHae8ea H haek to tiE Nrwaa aiia
gmaKe ta gana.a
Anafta Gflo an8 famig aha hsft
ar fsr da Hs sHs aHffF ~a
o. q m rart g. Main st Aatf
moves haet 20 ioarl
@enaar ths seml 81 u &f@ett,
the aged fathf Of NJ floy8 A@af4h
was aela af fhf haHe uf the latter.
hrna4 bsaa n the fawi'f lot n tae
csmsssfEF oscar wheT thff fe nit
lives In Gamaaa.
"a Nha HeB haH ufafnfd 20
Ut hamf IS naisnn 4mf after t@t
80 s fee CAS- sta NJ Eco =
B.aH
NJ Flon n Pas hss isaasf her
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-29

Ne~teu A scott o. BlaR iae Farrs
haa ~ herd Ashorued w iefAas. ~
wok Aseinw aans w Cmries Nelaen
Thesr Goa have ass pasasa q pr
feet teAeFxailn test. amd the sfaAais
ami "a reaudiage 8re 50 20 ths atats
measurements. tnra@ fsem ihls fafsr
d new fas saix ~ "a eemtA uff uamff
@HlieF roslsy xas kirh~a ~ a
horss o. Tuesday and galis badiy ~
iurta ThF herss wns fn she stahis
&na was ela eueugh te khow hsstss.
and b. wFssnmfgiY ww1 he hayrd NJ
amlrYs mfufiFs aFw wss stfieH#
FFmfA II. Barre Accomplished ~ hss
Hs@fhef sna siwtri nsaiorNd 20 Barre
10 ial
The nn1lock rrses Is bring nasxesi
frwm ~ piarv ~ buetness im she &
NJ Ffwt h'sek e. he relnAHy bleet
wih fhs Hwgance or CrHtfml etesf
"a n nAiierl Ia heen vnxaRrd r.
ihs prHflrn bs ahes 8ncs Ma 8.
ifet
~raa ~ fmii pss smfsa ~ fhf
i.Knsina Fsayv maa sh@mm ai tans
pps Howas on Thafa.iay exgnamw
rhoagh q eeA ruassiNd esf play, aFsA
one aesfwlnE Of prsias. & do act
araw nHwe ~ aaaienee - az lFm-
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armwi hefut = capacity h@u~f.
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Afew afoHs 81 ~Ouf9ro ug,ar ths
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re.saencf O. psea ant ~ to EFmest
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~ cents uef m.le feF irsval e2rh wag
for serviues a. saeh reRuiaf ssssion
fAereef Therefore. me log slafafs
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hut 80 An ths mssleNgsa rafe. agrnrn-
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way whlrk ln tie eae 81 g. A.
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80 maanA thoasanas. az So Ns1