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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-08
JANUARY REPORT
OF S. p. G. A. SHOWS
MUCH ACTIVITY
tconsinaed From Page ID

January 20 Arrested Louis
Brooks for driving horse With sore
shoulder He pleaded guilty before
Justice Brady and was fined Us.
January II Suspended from work
horse belonging 70 Thomas Nc
Guckisn
January . Had r Parker phi
blankets ON team on cold day after
driving III with load from country
Januars "A Destroyed cat on dump
aaar Peal Laundry
January % Warned Harry Petit
cord about leaving horse unDlanketed
,aroe hours on a cold night
January IS Visited dog pound and
city dump and found then O. \
Recommendations. Bs President
@kiadress. especially to the weak
ard defenseless. Is the very founda-
non Of good character.
~ have ever endeayored to nourlsh
&c ii srcifGl disposition and humane
inclination, which borrowed fronl
ny VatEtitS,
Little dee6s 81 kindness little
words 81 love, m.ke or earth an
Eden like the Heaven above.
BE kind to all tie aniaaals You con-
roI TrY Is mako their burdens as
light IS possible Shelter Thorn pro
perlg tnl g.Ye good, warm bel
bTiien Silev arc hungry. feed hen /,
aiien thirsty, give theia water. This
u The leas; You can do q show yppf
gratitude FOR s. service th's rea,ler
sou
.ppprhg the frosig bits in cold
wafer will prevent then from taking
no skin OF your horses mouth
sCstrfying fouls or AIRY other a:li-
mails With their heads downward y 4
species Of craety which file s. ? g A
will nor ALLOW, ang persons who per-
sist iii ii Will ke prosecuted "
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ENEMY ALIENS HAVE roo
MANI LIBERTIES, IS CHARGE,
tnv the Associated I,ress.l

WASHING TON. D. q, Feb
Representations have ben maize 70
the State Department BY the Hun-
garian Governments concerning the
manner Of deportations from the
United STATES OF enemy aliens TIE
representations state that aliens nave
been allowed such liberties aboard
shin rs Il enable them to make plots
against the governments Of countries
10 which they were being sent
Tie state Department. vas re-
guessed t. 2l4Ye the aliens segregated
aboard the vessels.
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SIX MATCHES FOR
NAVY RACQUETERS

The midshipmen tennis play ers will
engage in six dual contests. during
the coming spria. season. a. ording
to the schedule which has leea an
nounced hy he management of ath-
letics al tho Naval Acadeasg The
opening mach will be with Swarth-
more on April is and ;he otiser oates
are as follows:
April ~. Harvard. May & Wash
ington and Ice: May Il. JOINS 1op-
kins: May IA. Lehigh: Mag Is, Laf-
ayette. All Of the matches VIII he
PLAYED at The Academy.
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we'll beaten egg. a fcaspoonfil OF melt
ed butter. half cupfui Of milk and
two eupfuIs Of -four. Beat ~ smooth
then add teaspoonful Of baking pow
der and fry al once in plenty OF hot
fat. Put around tie meat that You
wish to garnish. They are very good
with chicken stew or any other kind
OF stew.
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U. S. Tents House Albanians

This poem found among tie unpub-
as:lea papers pres rived al the Pines.
MI %npeac N q posthumuHs edition
af S8nburne,s Collected Works.
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Husband I've got oaly me ar...i-
ton left in life now. wife VIA &
IL, dear? Husband-To see woman
take i cork ont Of d bottle without
pushing 1t in-Bo! ton Gl9ba.
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w. Is. & A. Electric
Railroad.
nsD.ClTY TERMINALS

HaH-Hoursg Service Morning ana Eveisns
Is.s.weet, Annapolis. baltimore aitti
Washington ans Camu Meade
(Washlpgtnn ami Cani' Neate
messengers change nj Naval
Aeaaesny JunctieD9
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10 EXEMPT PRESIDENT
FROM INCOME TAN

The frs; move Is exemm ths sal
airy OF the President from ineome taxes
was made III the House Yesterday by
Representative peil. Denla ,ta;, NeN
York
< Dili ~ the Nev York menlber
would exempt MOI only iiie Sls.e0p
sslary Of the President hus also The
salary Of The Vice President from
provisions of The Income Tax Law
Beginning next March / he presi-
dent VIII have 70 pay an income tax
Of about $4,000 d year. unless sre-
cial exemption legislation Is enacted.
------
Air kramer who is puzzled by the
way good men fall down as pro-
hibilion agents, should remember how
steep the usual cellar sseps are.
Washington Post
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LEAVE ANSAroTis

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West StreetStatiou
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Hotel.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. william e. Buehler, OF
81 Pelham road, have Issued INVITA-
tions for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Aida Buehler, to Mr.. Horace
Barba in ST. Peters Church at
o'clock on Saturday evening, Feoru'
ary 8.
Miss Dorothy Hay, of ,5o2i Schuyler
street, will entertain Informally az
luncheon at her home on saturday att-
ernoon.
Lieutenant Stanley L. Rldderhof'
United States marines, and Mrs. Rid-
derhof. of Pamperedhous, Mexican ave
nue., will leave on January 20 LOT sal, sal,
Francisco, from which port they WI.
Guam, where lieutenant Ridderhof VIII
be stationed for n year. They VIII pe
followed TO the coast on January 28 by
Mrs, Ridderhofs father, Mr.. Rushton
Marot and sister, Mrs. Thomas Arm
strong Williamson. who will then vislt
Los Angeles, Key West, Fla, ana naIn'
Beach Mr.. Marot and Mrs, Wiiliam,
March /. Mrs. Williamson VIII enter
nored House on Monday evening lor Hei
sister, Mrs. Ridderhof.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Furlong. OF 5Vla
r,;ias s,i avenue. entertained at Dutch
sumner at their home on "wednesday
nNrn,nr The guests included Mr. ana
Nrrg E,dward Walters, Miss Pearl Chill.
CON Nr. and Mrs. Lewis McGargee, OIL
ionsdowne. and Mr.. Edward Hamilton
~ WissahiCkon. Mr.. and Mrs. Furlong :
.,ons Mr. irwin Furlong and MT. Ed~aru
Furlong had as their guests Tor a we x
Mr. Lawrence Bbus and MT. ASagthoho
Bibus, of Avon, y. J.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The guests who will attend the dinner
@norrow night which Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wharton Stork, Of Btrd8wo1d,
Ca'harino Wharton Morris, Miss Nancy
ope, Miss Mary g. Wistcr, Miss Fran
,tE y NiStcr. MISC Alfredo. Lewis Mr.,
S;;neSt Nitson, Mr.. Charles " barton,
Ir, Max ". Won SchauenSee and Mr.
hodo'phe NJ. Won Schaucnsec.
:, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pratt McKvnrl, oc
pr, and Mrs, George Emlrn ut dinner
last night at the Bellevue-SlCatr trord and
Ster IN their box 1T the opera.
,NF and Mrs. Henry BrintOn CoI-, Of
10y S0u'h Twenty first street. enter
,Mained IJr. and Mrs Joseph Leidy In
'"rir box az the opera last night
rar' 4nd Mrs, Henry $. Grove, OF @5H
MTh INIpehociru street. Germantown,
WI. leave ON Tuesday, February /, for
soyth"r r,i'nrs, where they expect to
remain about six weeks.
Mr. yad Mrs Walter Warmg Hopkin-
t On; Of $2,3 spruce street. VIII leave
,"'$ II February FOR few days yisiI
Atlantic city
Yrs: james Francis Sullivan, OF the
~ hr,iUu, who has been NUtnding q
t. ttM Gays IL New York. returned home
..A' and Mrs. r. Alastalr McC.oud,
,r'D r''Y '"'r' Lr"n the guests Of Mrs Me
,v'9GIHs mother Mrs. de Embll, OF New
=, H. Igr few weeks, have returned
u'~IF nome, 22lS Locust street
49,. n,I "'nartne B. knight, dehutante
sSTHI"r ol MrN. Bradford Knight, OF
w., la''c".touSe street, viii leave carly
a., '""H'n 10" n visit TO Ncw Haven.
Eo'a'. a. {" attend the Yale Prom dane, to
'' give" ~ February :.
y" ,,'i Mrs Uo""r. w ,i~crrv, ..,
tar,c bar u %,rrt"h,. Tii. entertain at Il theatre
ff2%,', 10 hr folI0w"d by supper 1t III,
~ II '""or Vt Miss Madeleine A5bury,
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Mr. and Mrs Joseph F.. DuRan have
returned from their wedding trip In ser
'nuda where they have been since before
Christmas; Mrs. Dugan was before her
marriage Miss Virginia Ware Peddrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Klaiman, OF 1900
North Fifty-ninth street, entertained on
Saturday evening in honor OF thor
iwenty-fifth wedding anniversary. There
were about fifty guests present
Mr., and Mrs. Morris Tabas gave a
avenue, on Sunday in honor Of Mrs.
Tabas' father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris widinsky, Of Atlantic city. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fried,
man, Mr.. and Mrs. s .B. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Levy. Mr.. and Mrs: I, F. Wood,
Miss Janet White, Miss Ruth Tabas
Miss Ruth Friedman. Mr.. Edwin White,
Mr.. s. Widlansky. Mr. Charles Adams,
MIR. II. White. Mr.. Kimball. OF. Spring
field Mass, and Mr.. irwin Friedman.
ma Sorority, was, entertained at the home
Of Miss Adelaide Thayer. 5242 Cedar
Miss Florence Bowman. Miss vsims
Dohm. Miss Helen Hazard. Miss Agnes
Pfau, Miss Mildred Mantz. Miss Bertha
Hassenfus and two guests OF honor, Miss
Gwendolyn KIstler and Miss Helen
Miller, president and secretary respec.
lively. of Kappa Sigma Sorority.
Miss Arabella Quick, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. II. w. Quick. Of Forty.
first and Pine streets. Is spending a few
days at Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aiken. OF 1898
South Ruby street, announce the mar.
rIage of their sister Miss Evelyn NJ
, Aiken, and Lleutenant Newell l.. Hem.
enway, of Portland, Me. Lieutenant
Hemenway Is attached TO the Engineer
Corps stationed at Camp Humphreys
Va.
MIR. Adolph Berner announces the
.,Hrrlage of his daughter Miss Anna
May Gordon, and MIR. Robert Kirk Nc
t,urdy, on saturday. January 8. Mr.. and
Mrs McCurdy win bo at home after
.Iorch l at. b427 Locust street.
Mrs. James link will entertain a mum.
her of her friends at her home, 1925
South Fifty-stxth street, on Thursday
evening. The guests will include Mrs
Benjamin MCClurg Mrs. Winfield Cald.
we'll, Mrs. Clarence Dill. Mrs. Henr
LePch, Mrs William p. Brenz. Sr.. Mrs
Louis Liliich. Mrs. Louis Wagner, Mrs
william Brown, Mrs. Ray Fcrrar. Mrs
Phillip SpOoner. Mrs. Frank Smith Mrs
John MuCklers Mrs Floyd Carley, Mrs
William Reed, Mrs. Carl Weed. Mrs
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss I,ourania Vandegrift, OF 1893
Girard avenue, will entertain az IuhCh-
con and cards on saturday at her nome
in honor Of Miss Edna 5. BAR. VINO
vim he married to Mr.. Walter Y.
Anthony on Thursday evening, Febru-
arv 8. in the Princeton Presbyterian
Church. Miss Nandcgritt VIII De one
of Miss Bair's bridesmaids: MISS Bair
will also be the guest of honor az n
luncheon and theatre party to ,, be given give,
hy two Of her bridesmaids. Miss Mary
Thilow and Miss Mary Hayward, on
saturday. January 80. The guests at
both parties win tnGiude ,r,neds JnT or'"eS'
Mrs. ]. b. FTegel. 1856 North Park
ayanu.. viii leave in February for CAL
fornia, where she will remain several
weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, of the M
t'onal Stomach Hospital. 1914 North
bencflt at the Garrtck Theatre on Mon
day and Tuesday, January - ana 20;
The proceeds of the benefit win be used
for renovation work in the hospital
Mrs. NJ p. Warmth is chairman OF the
committee IN charge.
Mrs. William L. Schimminger. ST..
and Mrs. William F.. SchImmnger. Jr,.
OF 3632 North Twelfth street, Will spend
some time in Atlantic city
Miss Alma LIchten, of 1896 North
Broad street. is spending several days
visiting her cousins, Mr., and Mrs Harry
Bierhoff, Of III West Eighty-seYenth
street, New York.
Mr.. George II. Allen. OF 2O3S Dia-
nond street will give a theatre party,
olowed by supper at 'the Bellevue
Stratford, in honor Of hts niece, Miss Al
Oerta F. De Long, who will be married
20 Mr. Gilbert Van Hoscn next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Peterson, 0
Youngstown. o., who have been visiting
. hot M - n rt1 1aT ~
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

A card party and reception will be
held tomorrow evening in Moose Audi.
torium, 1914 North Broad street, IN aid
Of st. Monica's Day Nursery, Bancroft
and Porter streets. The affair will be
conducted under the management OF
Mrs. Louis O'Connell, 1415 Skunk street
Among the patrons and patronesses
will be Miss Anna Macbeth, Miss X
Cunningham, Miss. Agnes O. Neville
Miss Mary Leonard, Miss Mary quinn
Miss Emma Delaney, Miss Mary De
laney, Mrs. W. r. Finnigan. Mrs. Johr
J. Foley, Mrs. Thomas Grace, Mrs
James Walsh Mrs. Joseph A. Halpin
Mrs. Sara Tobey, Mrs. James Fitzharris
Mrs. Sara Fitzharris. Mrs. Annie Gill
gan, Mrs. Joseph v. f. Clay, Mrs. vii
liam j. McKeon, Mrs. Margaret Fay
Mrs. Catherine Roberts, Mrs Joseph =
Gaffney. Mrs. John J. McKernan, Mrs
Mary Hunt. Mrs. Catherine O'Molley
Mrs. NJ. A. Ryan, Mrs. Ellen Conaty
Mr. and Mrs. william Gull, Mr.. anc
Mrs. James A. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs
John List, Mrs. John l. Somers, Mr.
Thomas McKernan, Mr.. Joseph A. Grei
der, Mr.. Charles A. McDermott Mr.
George Becker, Mr.. +. j. Campbell, Dr
John ]. Reilly, Mr.. Peter Reilly, Mr.
John j Duffy, Mr.. Frank Brennan. Mr.
f. X. Stifting, Mr., NJ. A. Bruder. Mr.
Thomas T. McNichol. Mr.. Walter l.
Taylor. Mr.. 1snatius J. Deegan, Mr.
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daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Asbury, Of Mestha, oak Lane, and Mrs.
Greenwood's brother Mr.; John Hawkes.
wilson, who will be married on Saturday
night, January 20, in the st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Ogont2. Mrs. Green
wood will attend the bride as matron of
honor, The guests will include the
bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. william LEICESTER Van
Leer. Of 4530 Chestnut street will leave
on Friday, January 2s, for New YORK..
where they will be entertained as the
guests Of Mrs Van Lcer's brother-in-
Mason lay They expect to. remain a
week Mrs Van Lcer was Miss Agnes
de Seld!ng, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maybn Hart. of
1929 Locust. street, have returned from
they were entertained as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. william Q. Rowland,
Jr., of 1912 Pine street, will entertain
at small Informal dinner at their home
land have returned from visit in At
lantc City, where they were the guest 8
of Mrs Rowland's mother, Mrs. Charles
II. Foweli, of Torresdale. ct the Hotel
Brighton
Mr.. Ralph ThomlInson, Miss Helen
Pader Yost and Mr.. Harold j.. Waters
Will give a concert, under tho auspices
OF the Hood College Club, of Philadel-
phia, at the homo of Dr. and Mrs. j. r..
Sweet. 30l ST. Marks square, this
evening.
The wedding OF Miss Eftle Chase Wat.
son, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John 7.
Watson, Of the Buckingham. Forty.
fourth and Walnut streets. and Mr.. G. r..
Il hman, Of Wisconsin. took place at the
Church Of Our Saviour, Thirty.eighth
near Chestnut street, at I o'clock, the
Rev, Robert johnson officiating. 4
luncheon and reception followed at the
Bel'evue-Stratford
Mrs. Sydney Bullen Dunn entertained
at a bri idge. followed by tea, yesterday
at the home of her mother. Mrs. vii.
liam Penn Troth, Jr., 2027 Spruce street.
Among the guests were Mrs Charles G.
Norris Mrs. Herbert Potter, Mrs. Shell
don Potter, Mrs. J. Barry Colahan, Mrs.
!: Elliot Newlin, Mrs. G.. Brinton
Thomas. Mrs B. Vail Marsh, Mrs. Rob
Srt y" LigEet. Mrs. william G. Hop
Lea.
Miss Gertrude Homer, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Barrett Homer, Of Crit
tendon avenue and Gravers lane, Chest
nut Hill, will entertain at bridge Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Sheble. of 2023
De Lancey place, will entertain at a
dinner on Tuesday, February s, before
the bal masque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow c. voorhees,, of
Prospect avenue, Elktns Park, left on
Monday for Palm Beach. Fla. where
they will spend several weeks.
a surprise birthday party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lattash IN honor of
their daughter, Miss Alice t. Lattash,
on Saturday evening, January 10.
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Robert Wagner. Mrs II. scheible, Miss
Helen Ryland and Miss Lydia Fow.

Robert Wagner Mrs, II. scheible, MISS
Helen Ryland and Mise Lydia fow'
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Derrick, of 59Zo
washington avenue, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. MIS-
Florence M Derrick, and Mr., arthur
Morton Tuck, Of Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Moore ROSS, OF
the Netherlands Apartments. accom-
panied by Miss Emma Moesta, nave
sailed for San Juan, Porto Rico, Where
they will spend part Of the winter
William Henry Brooks, Jr.. have re,
turned from their wedding trip, spent
at Virginia Hot Springs and White SUI.
phur Springs. and are occupying theli
apartment at 1903 Baltimore avenue
where they will be at home after FeDru'
ary l.
Miss Edna Bair Of 4282 Spruce street
was the guest of honor of Mrs Edward
II. Reuss, Jr., Fifty-second street ahc
Wynnefeld avenue, last Saturday after
noon. Miss BARS marriage to MIR. wal
ter Y. Anthony will take place Febru
ary 9.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ, II
| A., West Philadelphia branch, held {
chocolate party In conjunction with IL
| Tuesday evening sewing circle at 1t
clubhouse, 5249 Spruce street. Mrs
Jean y. Adler, charlady entertainment
| committee. was in charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
WEST PHILADELPHIA

era avenue, Logan, where they will be
at home after February 15.
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54rH GRAND ANNl.AL MlD-N.!SvTry
TI'<l"TIrr,
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. Milton K. Katzenberg. OF l25
Township line. Jenklntown. has gone to
Cuba on a three weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman Calm, Of FL
kins Park, are visiting relatives in Chi.
sago. and expect to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Sternberger
and family, of oak Lane. hava re-
moved to 2S9 South Connecticut ave-
nue., Allan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Weener celebrated
their wooden wedding anniversary on
street, Logan, at a quiet dinner. Among
the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Serepka
and their children. Mr. and Mrs Lewis,
Mr.. Norman Serepka, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sable, of Washington; Mrs. r. Weiner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wald and their chill.
dren. The guests were entertained BY
Miss Sara Serepka. Mr.. Henry Sercpka
and Mr.. Eddie Screpka, who sang.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

Michaei waugh, Mr.. John j sharkey,
pr D, Hart ,Tl,GTdlandt MI mciYnn PhiIlp Mr.
william Maloney, Mr.. Mortimer car
roll, Mr.. John Montague, Mr.. John
Royal Mr.. George d Carney, ,Dr'
agile. Mr.. Frank A. callahan, Mr. Neil
McMonagle, Mr.. Charles l.. Guerin, Mr.
Frank II. Casey, Mr.. Gerald a. Dough
erty, Mr. Robert Moore. Mr.. william -
G. 'O'Nen, Mr.. Hugh Devlin, Mr.. John
DAILY. Mr.. James {. Ntzhugh, MT
Thomas a. EnrIght. DR.. @. r.. Slifer, st
Monicn's B. " NJ. Sodality. Holy Name
dren.
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.THOMpSoN=ROYLIl

A pretty home wedding took place
Monday evening at Z O'Clock, when Miss
Margaret Denise Boyle, Of 6329 Sher.
wood road, was given in marriage by
her father, Mr.. $. A. Boyle, to Mr.
Dwight Parrot Thompson, the Rev. DR.
Frederick Griffin. assisted by the Rev
DR.. Robert Norwood, officiating. DR.
j.. Richard Boyle, an uncle OF the bride
who married her mother and father
pronounced the benedictlon. A reception
followed Immediately after the cere.
mony.
Miss Gladys Kirby, OF overbrook
attended the bride as maid OF honor
and Mrs. John Guy Hallowell. of st
Davids, attended her as matron OF
honor. Two cousins Of the bride. Miss
Mary Margaret Binns and Miss Alice
Virginia Welsh, were flower girls.
Mr.. Charles Thompson, Of Boston
acted as best man for his brother.
After a wedding trip to Virginia Ho
Springs and through the South, Mr.
and Mrs, Thompson will live at 6329
Sherwood road. where they will be a.
home after March /.
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MISS SARAH ANNE MARBLE
WEEDS Mr.. GEORGE OSBORN
Marriage Of Miss Margaret D.
Boyle and Mr.. Dwight p.

The marriage OF Miss Sarah Ann
Marple, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. MARBLE, OF 5613 Devon street, to
Mr.. George T.. Osborn. of 20 East Col
terday afternoon at the home Of the
brides parents. The Rev. Henry +.
Wilkie, OF the Church of the Redeemer,
Germantown, performed the ceremony.
and Mr.. Marple gave his daughter In
marriage. Miss Margaret l. MARBLE
was her sisters maid OF honor and Mr..
Stanley Osborn acted as his brother. s
best man. reception Immediately fol-
trip Mr.. and Mrs Osborn will be al
home at 5Gl3 Devon street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The wedding of Miss Mildred Ecien-
brine. of 531s hardwood avenue, and
Mr.. Robert I. Appleby, of 1852 North
TENN Se PPfe,h at ana ,hs
streets, on Monday at noon, the Rev.
J. Phillips Osgood officiating
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Mr. W. II. Eckenbrine. and
was attended by her sister. Miss Doro-
thy Eckenbrlne as maid of honor. Mr..
Earl Shedaker acted as best man.
After an extensive wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Appleby will live at 95l Fish
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mos vc-II0NN regularly at 6b
box many admirers OF this LpcIdd oor win alrcIetg
?,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-15

the end of next October, If present
plans are fulfilled
The bodies of the Americans have
been taken from every cemetery in
the south of France. The greater part
of the effort is now being concen-
trated in the zone of the armies-the
Argonne. etc. Seventy-seven bodies
of American soldiers who died in Italy
will be removed to the United States
next month.
Work Difficult
The Graves Registration Service
now is working in Berlin on arrange
ments for shipping the bodies OF $50
American soldiers who are buried in
various parts of unoccupied Germany.
This latter WORK was rendered very
difficult because the location of many
Of the graves was unknown. An ex.
pert has been going over the German
burial records in Berlin for several
weeks and virtually all the graves
have been found. The German gov.
eminent has afforded every facility
to the Graves Registration Service.
More than 10000 bodies will be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-15
Interior Conservation
Topic at Iowa Meeting

WASHINGTON, April 15-Conserva-
ton Of the resources Of interior
waters will be considered at a confer
ence called today by Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover TO meet in Fairport,
Iowa, June s to 10 The subject has
been divided into three topics, one Of
which will be discussed each date. The
first, depletion of aquatic resources,
cause and remedial measures, will be
considered from the standpoint Of the
sportsman, the commercial fisherman,
the dealer or manufacturer, the biolo-
gist, the fish culturist and the sani-
tary engineer.
The second topic deals with the
value Of swamp and shore areas and
their utilization as fish and game pre-
serves and in relation to flood control,
forestry, agriculture and sanitation
The third subject to be considered on
the concluding day of the conference,
concerns plans to further progress in
conservation.
The conference sessions will be held
in the fisheries biological station at
Fairport ira