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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
PAPAJIAN-pApAJTAN

pretty wedding took place in the
church of St Jude Nativity, Eleventh
and Mount Vernon streets, at 8 O'Clock
Friday evening. when Miss Rosale NJ
papajian. of 5i34 Pine street, became
of 5GO2 Spruce street. the Rev Dr. L.
Galley. assisted by the Rev. Dr. Var
dunanian. officiating. The bride was
given in marriage by her mother. Mrs
Hanna Papajian. A large reception
mony
Mrs. Clara HoVsepian. in a gown Of
fiesh-Colored satin and georgette and
carrying pink carnations, attended the
bride as matron of honor. The maid of
honor, Miss Minnie Zoolallan, also wore
gown OF fiesh-colored satin and geor-
gette and carried mink carnations The
two bridesmaids. Miss Gladys Frazer
and Miss t,stella Yardunanian. wore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
snIcNtnN-SIInRE

Miss Rose shore. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Shori, of 1S4S North
Twenty eighth street, was married last
evening at o'clock. in Apollo Hall. 70
Mr. Harry Solomon. the ceremony being
bride wore q gown of white satin and
silver lace with tulle veil and Coronet Of
orange blossoms and carried a shower
bouquet OF roses and lilies Of the VALLEY.
She was attended by her sister Mrs.
Rudolph Sternberg. as matron of honor,
who wore a gown OF black spangIed
lace with silver trimming The brides
,npids we're Miss sylvia Bergman. Miss
bertha Sternherg. Miss charlotte Blit2-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES


"n EL">'S wh" W'il attend N" ul.-
r. NN'cH Mr.. ana MTs' =, thar''"'l
'ho Eerlryue.Stratrord ON Wcdncgday
20 h' "or mr Miss Jessie Do Costn
daughtcr or Mr., Charles + Da Costa,
Cosrn. 800 Mss Maisie II Stewart.
d'nr''." "' WIS Robert l.. lie Honte.
viii h" u .r Mexandra Dolau. Miss Janc
G"rdan COKE Mss Anna Sophia Var.
'2U Miss Virginia Il. Carter. Miss
,,,'I'' Hira"hr1dge. MSS KUN Packard
NSS , ,H'hIrue COKE, Mss Mntsie Stew
p,Jl,n warren DOWNS ;Mr ar ,;ndnt,d AiLred
EEi,rnnn"m9 Mr. Bernard G: Law, Mr.,
ha,l"> E,ddle. Mr.. ard Mrs. William
nnr,u AL Mr.. and MrS. Alexander
"'Wa"
lrooEr nyrnur. has issued invitations
n',,'C.,r,.' m a. 'E' -. party ana supp"r at IN"
hornr ~" lion moh ny january ~, III
\, ',rb. EIIsr du font drouIah"
T',T T'rS'''' '' Mf ana Mrs. Francis dn
w.
~ a." Mrs NjChOIas Biddlc o.
0,,S3m'z, w. entertain In the box of Mrs.
Hdd,"s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ber.
,irb, ''rrn'ncoN' at the opera tomorrow
W9Ts !, intIF S"esis VIII includ" Mr.. and
'"'H ''"iofd
MIs" \ e. Knight, OF 1908 CheStnu,
'W"ri VII. cutprta II informally nj din
r"l tomorrow night at her IE home "' ~ "I'- hs
Followed by L0x nartw a. ,ho' o0o,,
iiil"r guests Wi Include lJr a"J vi Nrs g
Mss Louise l.. EveIonL d,,oh,un 80
Er and Mrs Samuel s EyeIanT ~ oG-
South Twentv.s~romd str,at ,F'ammi ,,ii, % 20
tain a. a sm.,lI bridy. ',ort, ,.' WI tn'rI
o. "Wednesday @ft,' 'rnop' p"' y ~ nrt nome
conp,ard.r ,,,', ,''''' IAN "''5
y, oulrriaIneG NJ "''' ,"nn '"i, iooIe' 81.
on the t. ! : IIirH,,..nn' tHT,,G'n'oh ~ yet, rdhE
mrIIdru AIR. ana Nrs ~, ne guess
Jodgc John Mnrshail ii,m,S Gd,,S >, 'T INr'
G'sr MAJOR Ci"nrraI i,,ietll HeSl ana ana MrS'
hrr Nrs >. NJ, G., and Mr. Wal
TONS j Magtn, l.. s \ nnI ''Vir, Wrs
,""Hd, Mr uuG Mrs. Edward iiouI,Iu.
,"n' Jr., Mrs Burton Pric". Mrs SaI,.
tI5,, WS."S ST. II S;lambach, CAPTAIN r, Y Johm-
''"' ana commander L. $, Sahm
Miss Elaine TavIor E,,,rsI, ',',.,,...
Of Mr. and Mrs az ;or EhR lSm; daughter
-" West Schoolh1us, l,rn I;c~'
,,,l"'"Mn. will entertain ms rrr rirst
'r'I" hatharine hin. dlugn.rr r' I.''
,'u AIRS David Jayne IN. ,P Wash.
"N'"h, "@p VIII arrive todar f. r.
'""'' l"r several weeks. W
Mr' y,%4%n, WI.t, Grorsy Wilcox McIver ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
GERM ANTOWN

Mrs. Alfred Hopkins ent, riuiurd at
luncheon. followed by cards. at her
home on Thursday afternoon Th"
guests were: Mrs Van Vucrurh. Mrs.
e. Vincent De Wees Mrs Margaret
COpcSttCk. Mrs. Robert NJ. Barton, Jr,
Mrs. Robert Johnston and Mrs Charles
Milligan.
Wyoming avenue. entertained At a chill
dren's party at her home on Thursday
afternoon In honor Of her daughter ana
son, Miss Katharine Kober and Master
Louis kObrr
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence \ lInmhlctuu.
OF 542 East Washington lane. have r,-
turned from II trip to New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
RIDGE-McDEVITT

A pretty wedding took place at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
Fifty-sixth street and Chester avenue
at O'Clock on Friday afternoon. when
Miss Anna Elizabeth McDevitt. of 1903
South Fitty-fourth street, became the
bride of Mr.. James Raymond Ridge. of
Huntingdon. w. Va, the Rev Father
James A. Borne officiating. The bride.
who was given in marriage by her
father. Mr.. Thomas J. McDevitt. wore
a gown of white Charmeuse and old lace.
with tulle veil arranged with orange
blossoms, extending the length Of her
court train She carried a shower bou-
quet OF white carnations and lilies OF
the valley. She was attended by her
sister Miss Helen Marie MCDevitt as
maid Of honor. Her gown was Of pink
charmeuse and SILVER lace and che
carried tea roses.
Mr.. James McDevitt. cousin Of the
bride. acted as best man for Mr.. Ridge
A large reception followed Immediately
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
NORRISTOWN

The marriage Of Miss Anne Riruing.
Mrs. j. r. lloxworth of 5I5 Green
street and Mr. Stanley Eplett. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. S Eplett. Of Logan
was solemnized last Wednesday alter
noon in the Washington Memorial
Chapel. Valley Forge. tn" Rev. W
Herbert Burk. rector, Ofliclatcd at the
ceremony. The bride was given in mar
riaEe by her father and was attended
by Miss Bessie Eplett as maid Of honor
She is II sister Of the bridegroom. The
best man was Mr.. Frank Il. iIoXwOru.
brother Of IN" bride NJ" j. Russell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

carnations. Miss Iabelle Nedurian,
lace and carried n basket filed win
carnations and roses Master Had
Dazdian acted as page. He wore an
Oliver Twist suit Of black velvet The
brides gown was of white satin and
silver lace. Her veil. arranged with
orange blossoms extended the length OF
her court train, and she carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies Of the
valley
Mr.. Harry krikorian acted as best
man The ushers included Mr. John
koijian. Mr.. John Tegrarian and Mr..
Martin Koijian.
After an extended wedding trip, MIR.
and Mrs. papajian will make their home
at 5434 Pine street, where they will be
at home after February T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

stein ana Miss Lena A. Smith Miss
Laura Wyner was flower girl and Mas
ter Paul Stcrnbcrg was page. Tho hest
n an was Mr.. David A. SCharff. while
the ushers were Mr. Harry NJ. Shore,
brother of the bride Mr.. Jack Sperling
Mr.. Philip Haimowitz and MIR Albert
Scharf. After a wedding trip to At
!antic city. Mr. and Mrs. solomon will
be at home after February I at 92O
North FOrty-third street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
ROXROROllGH

Th" Mothers Club of EoXborougI en-
tertained the children OF the dIsp"nsary
oe ST Tmothys Memorial Hospital a
few days ago The following commit
tee assisted by Miss Stewart and Miss
Bates, was in charge of the program
Mrs. Linton Turner. the clubs president
Mrs. Joseph Schofield, Mrs Samuel
Borer. Mrs II. Root and Mrs. II :
al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

son will be at home after March at
81 Manor road. Wynnefeld
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

\ wedding Of interest took pIlaCgoo
Thursday evening at O'Clock at 6SoU
city line when Miss Marion bu'Ier
became the bride of Mr.. Robert j.
BrInkcrhoT. of 1905 pine street, the
Rev. Dr. Bossert. Of the Overbrook
Presbyterian Church officiating. re-
Ception followed Immediately after tAe
ceremony.
by her father. Mr.. ]. -. Butler, wore a
gown Of white satin and silver lace ana
carried shower bouquet of white roses
lilies OF the valley and sweet peas
She was attended by Mrs. George II.
Newton az natron of honor. Mrs. New
ton wore gown OF peacock blue velvet
and carried pink roses
Mr. Russell Biglow acted as best man.
After an extensive wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Brinkerhoff will be at home
at 1906 pine street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

I'I'0'IVI TVFI'T, NNTITItIItTU,
TAMMENBAUM-S
n pretty home wedding took place
last evening when Miss Julia Susner,
OF 5l4 Christian street became the
bride OF Mr.. Joseph NJ Tammenbaum.
or 1922 South street. the Rev. Rabbi
friedman officiating. The bride was
samuel Susner A reception followed
immediately after the ceremony.
The bride, who wore a travelling suit
or dark blue Bolivia cloth and carried
shower bouquet of sweet peas had
no attendants
Mr.. Morris Tammenbaum acted as
best man for his brother
After a wedding trip through the
South Mr.. and Mrs. Tammenbaum Will
make their home In Fr8nkln. Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

7 HEAR that the Theodore Edward
1 Wodrr>cims have moved into their
rev huu>" un DE l.anccy street. u
! understand il is. They bought it last
year before they were married and
have had il altered to suit them. living
In the meantime at the TOuraine. You
remember Mrs. WeidcrSeim was Flea
nor Chandler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-05
en- irbent Ole pcvlano
Sunoen Tom Sturtru.

Sporpi0t Gprene bar S~oritano, er
ct Spsr9smaal iom merfelia ltof
bar p9ret 9ienitano for S~isfusiion.
Ter er DEM iom p%aaitaar at Tpr life
fan t9nfe eler r%9ionnere, % oct
tlltrooS for at Der iinbes nof al
grempler paa Sprs Sllibeo % %.
linoiombeo % oeres @pne til at ora.
ge S%lmtninger. Ger finoes paiaa
Apr iom er i9rlig pelilorultet / Ell
ener anbeu ipeciel Sen'eenbe, ipm er
begapet | Ell euer anbeu Hetning.
Gn Snbienoer / "Stap. Iftbl." for.
teller ON Ell ilis Sunb, Ell @croou.
letter, Sim. Zen bar ct inilot %
raffert % fIoet Gpr, meit Oen bar
Iaa %tppagtig, at man soot fliube lige
cen bar tppaetia al Naturen, %
bapoe Sim pGret CT Ienncife, piloe
ban utoiliomlt hopc ppilaaet cn hero.
~itratiif 9ersmmclic ionl en- nnoell
Ole Ssplano.
20 al Tars Senner bapoe Ell SaJ
laart Slnn til Ell Saattur. Nattell
fsr DC oroe tilfielos, boeoe DC poo
Observation-Disclosures / 9paoen. 8
bapOe giort Statiorsnteitcrens Srltt
opmerfiom paa at sSinll bar tpua9.
tie % at bum maaitc paste jig. iao
CEN life fom benbes gooc aistten iol
NOR. Wen Smiorlaoelie - / Ct
ubepogtet GiebIif ier Sinn lit Suit
til at hoppe op paa aieffenbpnfer
"a inappc Den til gitensmaoen be.
iiemtc Sii. On Tag npget ienert
blcu Sim bortc GO fsrit no paa nj.
teren font Sr. llrian tilbaee, &ar
Tom ruslerloe neOoper ira Statios
zen eiter Sogets Infomit cg hel(
bans Spforlcl rebeDc Den baarliat
Sampittiabeb. Saa piitc oct iig.
at ban / @rinoringen ON Den bcli.
tate BIZ ban baoSe itiaalet hos Sta-
tionsmeitercnS Srlte, bapoe billet
iprisJe ON oct life fultbe aaa al at
gientaee Spperiet. San bapoe %
hoppet paa Soget opouer % gicmt
iia paa 9rGtuogr,er, bopoc ipruu1et
al paa ben isritnTpnte >%Serubancito.
ton % bapoe beenrot at %rcfoJno.
icere omfring aisffenet, men bar
bit eienfienot o. iaget bort. Saa
rapoe ben pasiet paa at fomme meo
neb9aaenbe Soa % bouoc boppet al
paa 9eitemmeliesitcbet Wen poa
5uren ileb bapbc oen JET lit Shit til
at itiGlc aonbuftsrenS Mibbaa, ioul
berrnc hapoe siemt / 9rGfuoanelt.
@n anoen Song itoO Den paa Cur
peo 3isffenet hos Suiets ScicbocrC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-05
On Granfmano
ott Nittunoiett

en- norif aorreiponbent / Gori5
for ioreIagt Den befienote 9eograf
eiter De S9lpsuiueer, ntart lit forri'
Weooelelier ON RoaIo amunoiens
Expedition. San uotnIte:
Set er meo 9eflaselie, leg bar
mooiaeet @fterretninaen ON Heiil.
tatct al Hoalb Imntnolers iioitc 6or-
log paa at oripe oper Eolhauet, men
fiGmpc meo Here SSuar, BET or Den
&c Mar ira EelsiGgere, par Oct life
Ipn9erc nogeu Suil ont, at "NtaitN"
Iaa foit / Sieu poa Ell nofioa Ipollg
SrcOoegrao uoen Of bapc tlltlct
naa @rauaeleen, Tiger Sr. Haboi.
ImunoienS ~SbGrbigheo er fienot
nof, ban tar nof iat igielt % oennt
Sang foar man baabe, at ban oil
hape itsrrc Selo meo lig. llbforlt-
uineen al Tolartratterne er altto
life Iaa libet al ell Saiaro. Sui3
S~sfurbolbene or gunitigc CT Setrct
iiffer. Spis man berintoo CT lac
ubcloig at fomule ITO ipr ct Ssaar,
itaar ieIp beu opstigite Hapigatsr
maatcslss. ImlnoIen bar maattct
fiGnlpc nleo flcre Ssoar, oct er ocu
elleite 8rilno i'll hans llbelo.
Sfisnt Ceres berenrte Sano@'
mano altiao life bar funnet elcr'
ucnliere lit Grosram or alltgepel
DC uullone HeiuItoter meaet betpoe.
Iia uioenifabeIis Jet. Sra Seltis'ets
Muuoing % sItouer CT ap'tliltleIt
oite uiiffert optrilffet. Imunoien
har utpiIiomt unber &eilen lan1a
9piten 1918 foretagct a%artlGgrtn,
ger, iom ,l0fploer @ullcrne. De me
tcoroloaiifc Sagtta9eller paa g'ter3
HoroipioS &interen 1873 er
al uuicntlig 9etpouiug. Ter er al.
bria t~ioligcre giort Ell li9ncnoe RGf.
tc ,SSogttaaciicr / Oeune uigtigc egil.
Or. SperorupS @rpeottiou bar llac.
lcreS braste &iocnifabeu cn HGff,
npc aienosgierniu5cr. Nan maa
gonifc pitt beflagc at llbeloet bar
ioriuIat 9~lmllnoiens grpeSiticn,
men nto1 fon oaiaa mco milo &ct
paoitao, at grpebiiioncn bperfen bar
ipilot iin Sio cller De Eenac Den
huuoc iuat til i'll &aaoiahcS. e
piocnifabcliac Hclllltoter rpueier ale
sc aiortc Sire."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-05
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% bar iorspris bopt mango Siaibs'
bperp.
en- sammel. peItieuot aren
%oolsoame, Sru Sacobine (9ina)
Sammer, loot Nsrresaoro, ct dfsaaet
peo 9soen / Ell stloer al s5R sar.
Slm bar Gnfe eiter iorlPnait afosoe
Sfibsfaptein Sanmer. Meo benoe
er Ell intelligent, iGrlie literRrt in.
teresleret Game aaaet bort, bsit fiat.
tet al Den itore Sl9gt.
- Sbp. Sperfonollftsr u. s. Biol.
gerlio, Samar, er af9aoet peb Esoen,
61h Tar aammel. 9isleerilo be
9plote ueo Statens Sernbaneanl9g
1869. San blep aniat iom 3onbuf
tyr | Samur Siitrift lite Nopembel
1881 % forirenmet til Sperfonouf
tor 1889. San meobeltes Iiifeo mel
Eenlion lite Tebruar 1920.
5ru Oberitlsiinant @aoler
Satter al Salmcoigteren Chr. 9icf
6 aiaaaet peo Gsben, "a Mar gam
mel. 6ruens Sen par / i'm 1ib meae
benpttet / Observation-Disclosures o,
ienere | "Suer 8. Sag. Sette glai
reoiaerebe bum Ell Sio. Meb ISii
itance at @uitap 9Grum rbeap buI
Ii Slitnillgen al .Iarenc 81
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Sfisicr ira Den forrige Sobbcperiooc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-05

/ atoer @teee (pi boeoe I fsrite). ue
mems aotfepigelt er inoe | Stiien ct
Gieblif ipringer Sinn OBJ poo &om-
iuren, tar Den parnle Oreftee iont
Samillen ifol bape til Utiooog,
mc0em Senoerne og ltrpeer aigoars
De. 0ette ipres ban oiit bar 900
Sport, for bm eientog @rpertmetl.
tet liot ienere hos Dor Hobo, ion, Ell
Gag ifiloe bope @tf til afteus. Oct
blep life gif tilfuelbs for Dor Robo
oen 9aseu. @nsans par Sar og en-
Ben poa 6pbtitr os puernattet bos
ell 9efienot. Gtm bar nnb, Gilt
sif aobt til naite Worsent iaa fom
sfanbaIen. Sruen TOM mo peb
Srofoittio % siorbe nrofplSrin9
for at Srofoiten life blep laa goo
iom Den ifiilbe bape opret, for ou
bum fom ino / Sptfeituer itob Stus
paa goroet tfnrb meo at fortGre oen
iioite &eit al SlsoemltsseI5 Sno'
bol6.
@n al Sars @enret fad et Gag
Sinu ira lit 8inb1, iom renbte no
MOB Sorpet, oprfenoe lin gnolings'
iport melem Sorpets &an6lenbe.
Ter uor bl. a. en- 9onoe, joni bar
Sraf nteo Ell &rnbe. og itob og
itrepet tpers oper ct Styffe &isb,
han bopoe tiIiales. Stunt litter iig
bag baut % itinler aisoitpffct
mcaem 9enene bans ,t6etr at ban
merfer set. San bar itfferlig i'm.
BET iig oper benne Streg.
Sele gpen oper eif Sinr utber
Nann al "5ppebrnben I'll 90"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-05

/ Rattett bill
men ioet ban
[eb en- Wanb
,po %igiennem
at br9bt, og
ties ban iotn
,ipenb. SUN
bet bar efter
30 par br9bt.
20, Salpoun
q Riget efter
Salboau nteo
,lep %opbraget,
garnn1el, %
fin Salbbro.
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5gser forisser
at bGpbe, at
II iorn bleD
at BUN nleb
rebronningen.
bun bar fulgt
boiut fig Spo
n Siebere ell
til Sui nogi-
coming @aia,
Iig en interes'
, rteget merle
tibsbiitorie.
II bans Sett
neligbis baug-
bite fanfe og'
Feber / 2anbet.
|ns Sig 10, oo
~sifenpife,t ont
lie 90 bier SeI
hans @tge.
0erf ON gor'
,sior .grsggei
yet err Salpbot
Slap @eirftao
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i(mere).
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-21
REFLECT STOLZ
SECRETARY OF
COMMERCE BODY
Especial Nome Service,

=
Ralph Stolz was unanimously
elected secretary of the East Mo
line Chamber of Commerce at the
meeting Of the board of directors
1onday noon at the Kirkwood ho-
tel.
Whether or not Mr.. StoIz will
accept remains problematicaL The
directors, at the meeting last Sat
urday, voted to cut the secretary's
salary from $2.400 to 81 500, which
amount is all that the clubs budget
will permit. The directors regret
ted the necessity for this action,
fearing that it might mean the loss
of Mr.. Stolz, whose personality and
wisdom they do not care to sur
render at this time with the organ
izat1on starting out under a new
regime on an entirely new course.
What the outcome will be with
respect to the secretarial job is not
known, but the hope is that soma
arrangement can be made whereby
ME- Stolz might be induced to stay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-21

Your committee would recommend
that the said semi annual reports OF
the aforesaid officers respectively De
approved, and that the aforesaid Of
ficers in whose hands there is shown
to be receipts in excess of disburse-
ments be and they are hereby ordered
to pay such amount of excess into the
county treasury without delay, to-
wit: Geo. W. Gamble, circuit clerk,
the sum of $662. 90: Henry B. HUB
bard. county clerk, the sum OF woo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-21
400

hecpecttuIty submitted.
w. Fl. SCHILLTNGER.
A L. BLASER,
w. III. GROH.
c. ID. BUTZER.
Committee.
The committee on poor claims ure-
sented the following report, which
was adopted:
STATE OF ILLINOIS Rocn rs-
land County. S.:
Board of supervisors. specisl De-
cemDer term A. d. 1921. Mr.. Chair
man and Members Of the board Of su-
pervisors:
Your committee on poor claims
would report that they have exam
med all claims presented before them
and recommend the payment of the
following, and that the clerk be d.
ree'ed 10 issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants. 70
wit: <"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-21

declared appointed janitor for the
court house for the ensuing year. f.
B. Wylie. steward. of the county home,
presented his cash report, which was
placed on file.
The committee on appropriations
presented the following report:
Report Of Committee
State of Illinois, Rock Island coun-
ty. IS. Board Of supervisors. Deem
Der term, A. d. 1921. Mr.. Chairman
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-21

ter Bernice spent Saturday in Rock
Island.
Frances Branberg was in Rock
Island Saturday.
John Murphy was business
caller in the tri-cities Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Burgess and
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Rudy Knapp returned Saturday
evening after spending week IN
Peoria, attending a conference OF
the U. NJ of A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pennlng-
ton, who recently returned from
Oklahoma. spent Saturday anu
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son Billy of Burlington. Iowa, were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tofel krakow.
Mrs. Irwin Hamer and son Mel
Vile returned Sunday morning
from a short visit with relatives in
Moline.
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Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ortiz.
Mrs. John Lloyd left Saturday
evening for her home in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Conner.
Kathryn Martin returned to Rock
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TAKEN ON LARCENY CHARGE.

tSDeciaI Moline Service
Earl Benson of Carbon Cliff, aged
10. was arraigned, before Magis-
trate Frank Gustafson on charge of
larceny brought by Chris Hutton,
Carbon Cliff merchant, today and
change of venue was taken to the
court of Justice F. E. Entrikin.
Hearing was set for Dec. %. The
boy is charged with theft of 81.
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COAL VALLEY

John NJ. Pryce returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to
Ellisville. Ill.
Mrs. Walter Weaver and daugh-
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IO4toB, M. j. Go>oS
Respectfully submitted,
w. H. GROH,
JAMES KELLY,
CHAS. G. HOGBERG.
Committee.
The committee on fees and salaries
presented the following report, which
was adopted.
State of Illinois. Rock Island eoun-
ty, SIS: Board of supervisors, Decem-
Der term. A. ID. 1921.
Mr.. Chairman, and Members of the
Board of Supervisors
Your committee on fees and salaries
would submit the following:
That the allowance for the trea-
surer and ex-oficio county collector
be fixed at SILL 600 for year begin
ming Dec. 1, 1921. This amount to-
cover all expenses for collection of
taxes. Also that the salary of the
janitor Of the court house be fixed
at S105 per month and the elevator
conductor at $50 per month and the
salary of the mine inspector be s. per
day, this to include all necessary ex-
penses.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. J. YOLTON.
Fl. III. JOHNSON.
GEO. F. M'NABNEY,
W. f. NICHOLS,
Committee.
The state and county aid roads
committee presented the following re-
port, which was adopted.
State of Illinois, Rock Island coun-
ty, SIS: Board of Supervisors, special
December term, A. D. 1921
Mr.. Chairman and Members of the
Board of Supervisors: :.
Your state and county aid road
committee would submit the follow
ing:
At the request Of the state high
way commission for additional right
of-way along the Colons road east OF
the d. r. /. &. n. w. Ry. for drain
age purposes, We obtained a dedIca-
ton of triangular strip of land ad-
iacent to Route Z from William Nit
ten and wife of Carbon Cliff. The
committee awaded $4,000 as compen-
sation for the same, which was
satisfactory to the owners, and we
therefore recommend that the same
he allowed and the clerk directed to
issue an order accordingly.
Respectfully submitted.
ALBERT HOFER~
]. A. SCHAIBLE,
D. B. NOAH,
c. C. OPDYCKE,
]. J. BURGESS,
W. II. SCHILLINGER,
J. d. RICHARDS,
Committee.
The various county officers pre-
sented their semi-annual reports, which |
were referred to the finance commit
tee.
The Finance committee presented |
the following report, which was
adopted.
Report of committee of county Of
fcer's reports. State of Illinois, Rock
Island county, IS. Board of Super
Visors. December term, A. D. 1921.
Mr.. Chairman and members OF the
board of supervisors:
Your committee on finance to
whom was referred the semi-annual
reports of Geo. w. Gamble, circuit
clerk, Henry B. Hubbard, county
clerk, John G. Miller, sheriff, N. e.
Munson, probate clerk, John E. Ma
berry. coroner and Geo. n. Richmond,
treasurer, of earnings, receipts
and disbursements of their respective
offices for the half year sending No
Vember 80, 1921, would beg leave to
submit the following report and tabu-
ar statement compiled from said re
ports, which have been examined and
compared with the books and &C
counts of said officers and are be-
ieved by your committee to be cor