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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
RAILROAD NEVER BUILT.
So street and Sewer Commissioners He-
woke Franchise.

The directors of the Street and Sewer
Department. at their meeting today, re-
pealcd a resolution permitting the Ben
nett Refining Co. to construct ran
way siding across Front street between
West and Washington. adopted March
%. 1906 ms the siding was never con
.,tructed by the Bennett Refining Com
pany and thst the company had not
been i'm operation for the past six years.
A petition from property holders In
the vicinity of sixteenth and Tower I'M
Road. requesting the installation of a
sewer system in that section was re-
ccivcd This sewer had been pctitioncd
for several years ago. An estimate OF
construction cost made in 1919 was S2S,-
OOO. with revenue amounting to $4,3oo.
AS this expenditure was considered oX-
ccssive. action at that time was de-
felTcd.
Councilman John J. Murray urged
the paving of Third street between
Broornc and du Pont. The directors
ordered an investigation of the condi-
tion of the street.
4 communication from residents OF
Seventeenth street between Tatnah ana
Washington. petitioning the board TO
rave that section Of Seventeenth street
was received and ordered listed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
GERMANS GRABBING
U.S.. PATENTS FOR KRUPP
Weeks Says They Have Assigned
2O1 Army Devices to Big
Gun Maker.

Washington. April 26.--Protection for
American military devices was urged
yesterday by Secretary Weeks in
letter 10 the Vice-President He aaid
that within ten months. 2Ot ordnance
patents have been issued here and as
signed To Frederick Krupp of Essen.
Germany. Furthermore, some of the
patents cover principles utilized I'm
American railway artillery This is
regarded as unusually significant by
the secretary.
Attention also is called by Secretary
Weeks TO the virtual elimination Of the
dye industry In this country through
the use in Germany OF American
patents.
Tho letter from the Secretary of War
which attracted much attention among
Senators. follows;
"I have the nonor to invite your nt-
tontion to the fact that since July l..
1920, thcrc have been issued I'm the
United states Patent Office to German
citizens, 20l patents pertaining To
ordnance which patents have been as
signed to Frederick krupp of Essen.
Germany
1T is understood from tho Patent
Of1Cc that such patents are issued
under authority of section 10 of the act
! approved October 6. i917 and popularity
/ known as the Trading With the Enemy
| Act
"Tt seems to me significant that out
/ Of - patents selected az random from
! tho above mentioned 2Oi that eight per
/ tain 10 railroad artillery and cnbody
/ many of the principles of our own
railroad artillery ana in view of tho
4 circumstances feel constrained 10 bring
! tho matter to your attention for such
action as you shall deem desirable In
I the interest uf the United states
Corrective Legislation seems rcces
sary but no draft ia enclosed for the
/ season that the prinCipl" involved while
/ of vital importance tn the War Deflart
mont. is also important 10 other lie
partments of the Government and in
| volvcs the policy Of tho Government
granting patents 70 Nationals of coun-
tries with whom the United States Il
al war
"Furthnrmorc. tho question arise.
whether We should not require that nj
foreign patents be put In operation
within the period of say tyvu or thrr.
years. so as u forcRtali a condition aris
ing similar to that relating 60 tho dv,
industry AZ the beginning II the lat,
war, wh0TCin the Germans. through
their patent activities tn this country
had practically eliminated American
manufacture ~ dye stuffa hocau~e %
the protection received by their Amer
jean patents which were not licon4r,
M otherwise nut into operation in N,
,nitod States"
Secretary ~ inc Navy Drnhv sai,
this afternoon That hiH attention Ia.
net been called u any divrrting ~ nava
patents II German usage Tho Week
I,ttrr was referred u the Committc
On Patents of which Senator Johnson j
Chairman. He will make an inrnediat
examination or the Trading with IA
Fncny Act 10 determine what change
are necessary &c meet the sugEo~tio
advanced hy tho Secretary of War.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
SUGGEST CHANGE IN
ROUTE OF BOULEVARD
Advocates Of Western Course
Around Smyrna Again Take
the Matter Up.

e.-,., ,,.,,.,,,,,,nds.ure of FNery Evening
pc,rer Aprtl 26.-The following lctter
hns h,,n sent to thu state HIGHWAY
pepartmcnt by James X. Clements o'
CLAYTON. former state Senator ana can
didate fnr Congress last year reia'iNe
to IN, Western routc for the du ROM
poulevard around smyrna:
ussertt,rnen The adNoCateS OF the
xc-tern routr around smyrna Tor the
du pnnt road have kept quiet Tor long
time h,.eusc they thought there was
mo- use Ia say anything after se'''-
,ton b.d becn made. Rut now, sine"
II apt,.trs so ditncut 10 itnd good r"'d
h,d r,st and since the route lald out
t,,ust have three ar four distinct curves
uhu,. ~ is supposed Co hr straight. and
sine. m. ids show IL 10 hC very eN-
n.nat,. s,etiuu. and since the throwing
,fr az m, last contract ifuimatcs II ~
very dangerous ~ uncertain pr"p"si
top "A. tool Il would not bc out ot
otdet o. Address You
po Nou NOT ink n worth while
t.tnl, : book ~ the western route sug
r,-f,d son, tituc aro AS follows South
fr.,n Nrn.strour Dorusr. down the pres
.rt Sf,t,.. road a. puck creek. straight
81, ~ ,,st uf Smtrnt stand piIc theme"
r sts> ,Hll, east - "a. present road
.hn tsf.ss t1k, CyuIa Thence On 60
Wt#ehf -. ~.
n .a 5.ra.- ID, l3h. o"uld ="
va.u.a 80 ~ rar,h Is p,tmt an
.i.a IA re4t, AZ "N"r
f4.. IH1 stl. a.3 sallod N"t q
t.u h. ..,.s r#8.u.N u,a houses need
l. dstatlh h. nW h,ue on th'
...f
l. h .tsl uge
Na..a. u l-b III, town
hol @, vfe y.tn "rd,' tht'
hat 49,, +. s. .mt.leh,d aud .
..r t4fr u.tt 81 hc start',
aa.f 4..... .t #.r. 81 tn, aN
r,.s ..t.e t,t Bottom
#.e u.t, ta,.tf- - ~ reus
th, rat. ah"y'
..4H. rc been ,haurr,
le tn, ertf ",,ro"n'
tta e.,H f. rll bottoms
tt0r sutIdrIes N''u c7u
r.tI. ~. ma,ls '.tt,r. y"
~ lu 'e.' ard thr t'N
,pa tr i.ur- ,"st /"
na rt.er
~ tH.r Ntto said
,.n" hn'. 4" ens'
8 wtH L,r. thus rna,
s ua 3G9u ,t thrtrs
u art ot k,rt rou, 4,
f It.9o ST. sri Therefore wouI,
ts s,. t.i- s,ctior 81 ro4d hui
..t t4tr #. ST.. Il ftl..d or soil,
r.tt,..- Th, uu, ttou has b.1
al - tu.,~ w, ,rass th
lulr#fta uh.r FIJI .aa cte#,
Ti.4.. VIEWS tr r.t r-r Itt "r
f .fh,rs aod ~ Euae tn,re
u, ve, to u.r u trt~ ,sS. ST yu
can IT, free e. act ~ yal may s,c it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
NEW HEAD FOR BROTHERHOOD.
II. II. Fitzgerald FnIs Vacancy Caused
by j. j. Forrester's Resignation.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Cincinnati. April 26.~Folowlng the
formal esignation of j. j. Forester.
president of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Clerks, Freight Handlers. Express
and Station Employees, at meeting Of
the board here. E. II. Fitzgerald. Gin
cinnati, last night was elected To head
the brotherhood during the remainder of
MIR. Forrester'B unoxpIrcd term.
George s. Bovi, Lntonia. KY. acting
grand secretary and treasurer, was
elected To fiji the term of MIR. Fftz-
grald. who became acting president
when Mr. Forester was appointed "a
member of the labor board by former
President Wilson last year. Mr.. For
rester was given n leave Of absence
when he became a member of tho labor
board.
The general chairman of the organiza-
ton of nearly 200 railroads. together
with officials Of the grand division. will
continue today the discussions begun
yesterday of the recent action of the
Railroad Labor Board I'm abrognting the
national agreements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
CuTRCH INCFNnItRIFS FOILED.
Pastor 90 Immaculate Conception EX'
tinCulshes Three Fires in building.

~ Associated Press to ENrrY Evening
Portsmouth. y IL Arri IS An in
ccudiarN attempt - DESTROY The Church
80 'he Inma .ulafc Conception was
thwartcd Wh,u tVo fr,s .u the base
mint wore eNtirgaisr,d and thrd fail
81 a. burn eU soaked waste news
papcrs saturated with Kerosene and
harmed matches were t..nd AZ thc spot
v her, the thrl tre Was started
Ise, u t.tN4ra.t S..tNau- the pas
To- rrtI4uirc traa tat, can dis
covered 5 -r, IS ths Hoof 81 thc base
mont IN frert small altar TA4s
was sgth., ea,u a,5 'a, another was
found iv 4r' ,in. 3o~rt 81 60
f#tt,r fre vt. th' ca- was flovtnE
N.4g, AH,t .ai~ had been put out
I,.t ll-..t...5 10 ID, ho4cr room
-aked ,..r,..5. .tal ID, ;hird hiazc
rI.-. p,rs tva NEWSPAPERS one .
4r s..ae. ar,r * YEAR ago
ath,r I.a- NHe,i,s u"w>pal''T 7
at,d = Enel-h i.t:e danaEe was
at h1 tne tr,e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
GERMANS IN LONDON
NARROW ESQ APE MobbiN"

rondor Apru Pa riot was mar
,.,,,-lv averted outside the Bow street
,,,,rt TODAY al the luncheon adjourn
,,,c,,t of an trouiry into accusations Of
rr,cltv and atrocity against German
army officers.
frcat crowd OF former service men
p,a assembled and several rushed to-
v-.rd tbc German counsel for the &C
cursed Herr Schroeder and his friends.
,-nnerallcs succeeded in rcscutng tho
Germans mad escorted them 10 the
savoy Hotel. the crowd following the
party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
1000 900 ACRES TO M SOLD.
Largest Private Holding Of Land IN v
r. WnI Go Under the Hammer.

ny Aas0clated Fro8s o BVory hvenlng.
San Francisco. April 2s.-fhe end -
what ia believed 10 BE- the largest pr
vate holdings of land in the TINTED
stntea ia in sight
David Brown. aecrotnry of Miller AMI
Lux. Inc. holding corporation, an
nounced lavt night that all the holdings
n tho lato Henry Miller. who roe" from
a butchers boy TO be catu" tar"n
would be placed on sale
The holdings are valued 1T more than
$40. 600 900 and embrace more than 900
square miles in California. about ,eoo.-
0g0 acres in Oregon ard iTateiY
4. 500. .000 ncrea in NevHda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
WILL CALL BRITONs TO PRAYER
An Army of Friars Ready to Open Re.
iRioua Revival In England.
.lntod praan to EyerY Eyenlng.

by Aaaociatod Press 10 Every Evening
London, April 2G.-ln a short time the
strange spectacle of friar standing on
the steps of the Royal Exchange In the
heart OF the city. calling on tho public
to pray. will be n regular lunch hour
sight.
Attircd in sombre. hooded gowns. nm
army of friars. tho advance guard az
big religious revival. Is almost ready
to set out on tour ON foot through
London and the country preaching at
street corners and ON village green's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
MOTOR CAR BIDS
Nan, submitted mt The Meeting OF The
Lew Court Today.

Prices received ny Levy Court today
+, rcsnouee To invitations for bids Tor
j, ,utonohuc not to exceed 81 900. were
lis follows. NViuinEton-Nash Motor
SlS-6 allowance $500 for aid car
T,vlnr Motor Co. Haynes. $l.SS5, al
,,,,.,.r.r xoo0. Cahili Motor Co. Dodge.
4 2oo allowance. $500: w. II. Rurris.
I.ss.> al 20. allowance. $3.50, W. ".
Reynolds. townsend N'"''''aN, ,
Sn,ci,i SLY. 81. 400. allowance. $32a :
whit. BROTHERS. bort. model 0vo. $1,000,
,rnw,pcr S4oo also Essex AT Si73o
NTH $i2a ALL vance.
m. ar tn be- traded in and for which
allowance - nAi' IS -
overland. The bids wer" r'i''t'" -
a., court as committee OF the whole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
No New Business Probable.

Members of the Legislature who have
been asked the question as TO whether
tbev believe the members as a. body.
vriu agree to throw open the bars TO
business other than the fixing of the
Guanc..I matters that remain To b.
s,ttIed. when the General Assembly
meets next Monday week, appear to
he of the opinion that the bars viii not
r.: let down and that the Legislature
VIII meet and ADJOURN pFompIy'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
CAPT. COOPER ESCAPES REDS.
A American. with Polish Fliers. Reported
sale az Riga.

1. Asteoclatsd Press q. Etc-, Evening
Iara. Apu Captain Me-ion c.
Co,al,f uf JacksuuV!It Florida. he
k.~c.aszAo squadron flyer who was shot
o..y,r ou th, Polish front and captured
o. ~. Eussl4uS last July. escaped from
q lriSo, camp near Moscow on April =
a.d afilIcd lt Riga today.
CAPTAIN cooper wts aec"mpa MED here
r. w. Polish officers The American
a,latDf vhi.. serving with the Poles
r th1t operations last summer against
th Eo.she,Ik! disappeared behind tho
soviet lines In Gaucla on July 13. No
.rd uf him was heard for some time
b it was learned last September that
h, was a prisoner Ir Russia. Numerous
EFFORTS had b.-.E made since 10 obtain
~ Release but without success.
captain Coopers aIrpiane wa
bought down 10y Cnssachs connected
vth General Budennys forces. it de
NtIuucd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Senator cappar thinks his bin WIN

benator Capp9r thinks his Dill VIII
help. by eliminating the guarantee Of
revenues To the roads, he thinks the
compelling cause for the Interstate
Commerce cornmission'n approval of tho
present high rates will have been re
moved. by forbiddiug the Federal
regulating commission 10 touch intrn-
state rates and undOing what Inns been
done Ia that respect by the oornmiesi1u,
he expects to relieve sofne Of the StnteS.
especially his own. Of burdens put upon
them when their roada are cOnBidered
simply aH part Uf a great railroad Hyg
tenn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
corIpN.r sTOP MAKING MONEY
Rcrkowity, Brought Back on Larceny
charge. Made $4,000 in London Jan.

- A.en,,iatc,i l'reHs q Evcry EVeninE
>v work Arril 26 Leopold i}orko-
wh, has Just been brought back
g..,, ondon u face charge "f lar
Ia oo0 from a local foreign rN-
,hanEc hank, brought Win nun f'H'''"
ii gold which he earned ~ "P'ia''','"
directed from 4 London prison '''' 'ne
police said today.
Rcrkowitz operated IN thlS 'ltS y ~
cigu exchange. lie IS alleged !" 'aN'
disappeared after cashing W"flh''SS
check FOR SAL 900
Arrested in London nc operation ~
foodetuns and foreign eXchanEe en-
ployinr his wife e hande iundS'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
MEMORIAL DAY PLaNs
Considered N Meeting ~ Fairipfh
Ggetefff-a Last MiQff

AZ meetlnv ~ patri0tie nDoirfirH aur
war veterans ppaiH u lrah hVfN %
Hail bet nivht plans were ma'e ~
parade and celfhratiDn ou Memorial llaf
Reprcaer ttllqra F,re prrpeut from e
Patrntr Drdrl ~ Vriemns N ~
cign War Jsht & Frh.f Poet f.avrru'
Ralrfta rpei 20 ihs hmrriral lNr.g.
md the funpr Dtlrf rf AnlrFrar
rhaprs Cunrd .nt nuengrrnf
couuttr t.s hret 'frm aruot
Those t,fraort r.tl Nttf tvtra
TzrfItt.f Commit. ffr fu.f
I,yi,t a- III l,ruat D.f..f ur yrt
wDrkrd pIf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
BLOCKING LIQUOR SMUGGLERS.
Canadian Inspectors VIII Seize Every
shipment Destined for Detroit.

Hy Associated Press o. Every Evening
tptrot Aprll - Anticipating ef-
forts by liquor smuggleTs TO get inn
Inense Quantities Of whiskey into De
frolt from Windsor before the Tan is
sorrally placed on its importation into
Ontario Canadian liquor license in
spectors az, chccking up on every ship
m,ut sent ID Windsor from Quebec.
Tive iuspco tors who arrived in
" ndsor yesterday were said TO have
eApress instructions to seize an ship
n,ents af liquor arriving there and hold
A. until owners appear and prove il is
for lawful use
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Junior Varsity Race Plans.

Ify Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. April 26 Junior varsity
race between Columbia. Pennsylvania
and Princeton viii bc held in connection
with the Chud'E cup race on Harlem
River MAY "a Il was announced today
bv the New York Rowing Association
/ J. Mulcahy Of New York has been
appotnted rrfereo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
JACOB pusEY DgAp.
pstired Business Man Frominsnt
lifT naira MnnI rrnfnl

Jacob Pussy aged ~ Years, oinh ht
his home. 200 BhallefoEa avenue, iHHl
night. after three weeks iinHs~ ~ 'lN'
20 the infirfnitioH ~ age
Mr. Pugcy was prominent 'lIfAN ~
wilmington for many years - Nnf
president ~ The kenneb't lce nn' ''
Go and aerved az uiHnnef W '"'
Board ~ Public kduentipn fiH 80
Edward g. puncy. Do preiiafhi =" ~"
Delaware state Coal club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
4poaa mulhonaud,~ Authores., pead.

nv Aeaociated Frees - Every Egeniug
Dublin. April ~. fa19 Gilbert kn"wn
10 the world # Literature a# iif'ea Mui
holland" is dead aC' rrdiug ~ ar
nnuneement here. She was onN - fh"
heat known If tho modern ~ri'er7 o'
Action Tier works ihfi iHdrd iif7tff e
Hietury." 4 Fair Ewigf7Ht. Jar -f'.
6.aaflo. "The Squire. Graoddaugh
Fair %orcnu. ard ne 'apghf"f III
Ineansslnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
RECEIVES FRINGE ALBERT.
President Exchanges Calls With the
Ruler Of Monaco.

Washington April 2s President
Harding received Prince Albert Of
Monaco in tho Blue Room ~ tho White
House Yesterday and later returned the
can AZ the Hotel Washington. where the
Prince Will pass the rest n this week.
Robert Woods Bliss Third Assistant
Secretary Of State escorted the Prince to
the White House where tho Secretary
of state presented him 20 the President
In returning the call President Har-
ding was accompanied by his aid Col
oneI clarence q Sheriff. T. S A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
IAkE ENCROUCHES MILWAUKEE
water Driven ny Storm Endanger
South side Homes.

i = Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Milwaukee April 26-Waters of Lake
MIehleau driven by Monday night s
stnTm continued to eat their way into
tn shor, just below the south city
limits and early this morning five
homes Wer, tceterinE on the brink Of a
100 foot abyss while the ground. soaked
hy heavy rains. continued TO crumble
he meath rlern
Forty i've feet of ground was eaten
away during the rain which began on
Monday
iaf - the home Of Martin Blenski
b., Iud4nr the diuning room and kitchen
f,a away early this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
C-RRENT EVENTS CHAIRMEN.
Now Century Club Class Select'
Leaders for Year.

4, ~. meeting of the Current Events
,.l,ss III III. New Century C1nh this
,,,nruirr the following chairmen for
.,.>t wear were elected
Mrs Frmont r Nekcndank. Mrs. O g
T,urd> Miss Josephine PriCkott. Mrs
.r.,,nr,as Nhitcuan. Mrs George y
BROWN Mrs Henry T{ailel
Mrs Donald \an lru"'p va
secretary ana MISS f-"A'''
sisfant secretary
The meeting marked '"'
successful series
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
MRS. ROBIN FOR SCHOOL BOA hb-

Mrs Albert Robin IS being proposed.
H., other women. for election 10 the
new civ Board OF Education. She Is
~, v,fe Of Dr. Robin and IS deeply in
,arasted in civic affairs. which she gives
much time and attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
cedp,s n "a To- ~ shms

A dri,g.f.fr esrur rg kF mrmle'
~ Brardyt fprr ~
..,f,., ,fftr rt.rt .faf 'uu
C,g l.-,.rr rtT
s.. .,e...or,a ff. f..
r,Jor Rand rr
trrlai Hl'uf g'|r
al'i ~ -'f-rtf' 'f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
GOVERNOR DENNEY HERE.

Governor Denney and Secretary OF
state Benson We're Wilmington visitors
today. TTey called on frineds at the
Hotel du POnt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26

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F..r
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The Washington herald., 1921-03-29

Wis. president of the National As
sociation OF Collegiate Alumnae now
meeting In Washington. will be the
honor speaker. Mrs. May Lamber-
ton Becker. OF New York City. liter
ary critic and lecturer. and member
OF the STAN of the New York Eve
ming Post, will also speak. Mrs
Basil N. Manly, president OF the
club. Will act as tosstmistress: Mrs
Frederic E. Harrington will direct
the glee club. and Mrs. Eugene Z.
Stevens will present an entertaining
club feature" Several original
songs will be sung. written by Mrs
Amos A. Steele, Mrs. Eugene +.
Stevens, and Mrs. William Z. Cham
berlin. Others assisting in the en-
tertainment include Mrs. Otto L.
Neerhon. Mrs. william s. Cuibert-
son. Mrs. william II. Heron. Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt. Miss Rhoda
watkins. Miss Martha Dobbin. Miss
Sara p. Grogan. Miss Marie h.
Saunders. Miss Airline Dufour. Miss
Ruth Ayler. Mise Ruby Nevins, Mrs.
Irwin L Hunt. Miss Pearl Collier.
Miss Edna J. Sheehy. Miss Emma
Harper Turner. Nj s. Thomas W. Sid
well, Mrs. +. T. r. johnson. Miss
BETTY Schrsgenheim, Mrs. Joseph c.
Zirkle. Mrs. John Earl Walker. Miss
Grace L. Bennett, Mrs. Howard G.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-29
Dancing Masters
Defy Europeans
ToKin New Hops

CHICAGO. March zs.-<Dancing
masters Of Europe mag tear their
hair sand turn somersaults.t back
wards, but they cannot dictate 10
America what aaeess Y win iniuigA
This was the fepiy made today
by Chicago dnncing Instructors,
who had readl--0f the propssed
movement In Europe 10 abolish tife
fox trot. the shimmy. the ono step.
the cuddie, the teddie and ether
variations.
The Europeans propose - sub
sttute the old waltz with sonc va.
riations and CIT out all tho Fewer
dances. practically all OF wfict are
OF American origin. Somc nf theso
dances were originated in South
America, picked up by Chicago and
New York teachers, improved uron
and then sent to Europe, Where
they have had an Immense vogue.
The jazz. shimmy and tocd.o arc
In keeping with the fast and sTappy
age We are living in," said one lead
Ing Instructor. They are no se!ties
and will wear themselves ou, in
time. However. we cannot ..xpest
to do things as our greaterand-
mothers did them; youth will be
served"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-29
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specined.f all the
following applicants are from this
city.
Frank p. Dopahey. SO, and Kath-
ertne c. Nergenthaier. ~. both Of
York, Pa. The Rev. II d. Mitchell.
William Hawkins. 20. and Carrie
Green, 81. The Rev. w. J. HOWARD.
Fred o. Roundy. 20. Of New Hill,
n. c.. and Esther B. Higgins. IL. or
silver Spring. Nd. The Rev. II. r..
Downs.
! odIe Campbell. "a, and Pearl ".
simms. 81. The Rev. w. J. lyman.
Pembroke w. Taylor. 30. and Ruth
Medingep. 20. The Rev. O. M. Diff
fenderfer.
oda C. Stats. 2s. Of Psrkersburg g.
w. Va. and Florence h. Alden, ee.
The Rev. z. wilfey.
w. Perry Twitchell. %. Of Balboa.
C. e.. and Ruth Law. Deicater. 2:.
The Rev. J. H. Taylor.
Harrison Hiedon. %. and Marie
Barnes. 2e. The Rev. q. contee.
Alexander q. MacEwen, ~. and
Janet B. Sinclair. 81. Of Yonkers, n.
Y. The Rev. II. *. Fulton.
Francis Z. Palmer. "a. OF May
wood, ILL.,, and Mabel NJ Mitchell, 25.
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