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E. III. PICKERING
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% STATE CIRCLE. PHONE $751;.
EXECUTORS SALE
Of
Household Furniture and Farm
ing Implements. in the Estate
of Henry B. Myers, deceased.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court for Anne Arundel County the
undersigned Executors will offer at pub
lie sale on
Thursday, September IA, 1922,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the late residence of Henry b. Myers.
No. 80 West street. the State road
from Annapolis TO Camp Parole. the fol-
lowing personal pre- perty. to-wit:
Household and kitchen articles consist
ing of beds. dining room and bedroom
furniture, clocks, rugs, tables. bookcase.
chairs, piano. music cabinet, table linen.
desk. wardrobe. led linen, sewing ma
chine. blankets. toilet sets. safe. coal.
china, glassware and kitchen utensils :
tile, one horse, pigs. chickens. hay.
straw, farming implemei is, mower. lime
spreader. cultivators. grain drill planter.
Iisc cart. wagons, buggy harness. tools.
Ierfillzer. hay rake. hot-bed SASH lot of
iathes. sash, and other. articles
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash Articles
must be removed on the day of sale and
paid for before removal
WALTER II. MYERS.
NICHOLAS III. GREEN.
Executors OF Henry b. Myers.
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THE
Capital City Building
and Loan Asso.
Office: 81 School st.
sic ANNAPOLIS, MD.
w. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID.CITY TERMINALS


Halt Hourly Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolis. Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Meade
passengers change ut Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
$40. 1850. $40. x650. x750, 500, go
1920, 11.20, A. NJ. 1870. 100. go. go
400. x4.50, $50. 60. 100, $50. 1920
1120, r. NJ.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station. Bladen
Street and College Avenue, seven ca
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odenton with J.. X. X.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street station
$50 A. u. and half hourly thereafter at 20
and 80 minutes after each hour until
6.50 p. NJ, then at $50, $50, $50. 1850,
and 1850 L. NJ.
$40 and $50 A. NJ. trains daily except
Sunday.
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MORTGAGES SALE
REAL ESTATE
Situate on West street Extended. In the
Village of Germantown, SerOnd ElFc-
ton District of Anne Arundel
County. Maryland.

Under aud by virtue Of a power 81 sal,
in mortgage from }. fah,
Medford and wife. dated the 3Oth day ~
August. 1921. recorded among ID" LAM
Records OF Anne Arundel county in iADe.
". y. W. No. 80. folio 81 | will oher Al
public sale at the Court House door Al
napolis. Maryland. on
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAS
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

CONTINUED From PAGE IL
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Today's Schedule
Newark at Oriole Park.
q gamesl.
Jersey City at Reading.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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Teday.s Schcdnle

First game 10 innings.
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~ADvERTISING IN THE CAPT.
tai BRINGS RESULTS.
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LEAVE RALTIMORE-M.. b. & A.


6.35. 7.35. S35. 935. 1895, 1135, A. NJ.
1875, LIS, 2.35. 3.35. x4.05. 4.35. x5.05.
5.35, 6.35, 7.35. 9.35, 11.35, l.. NJ. 1235,
A. NJ.
All trains receive or discharge passengers
at local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Ship
ley and Llnthlcum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard SITS.
SIS A. NJ and balf-hourly thereafter at Is
and as minutes after each hour until
CID z. NJ, then at 7.15, SIS, 9.15. 10.15,
11.15, p. NJ, and 1915. A. NJ.
5.15 and 5.45 A. Nj. trains daily except
Sunday.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
GOO. GAO. 500. 800, 1000. HOO A. NJ, 1900
100, 200, 800. x3.30, 4.e9, x4.30, 900
G.0O 100. 9.O0 HOO T.. NJ, 1910 A. X
x-Daily except Sunday.
For tickets and information apply at our
ity ticket offices: West Street Station
State House Station, College Avenue and
Bladen Street; Caivel Hall. Maryland
Hotel.
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Tuesday. October 10. 1922.


the following property
All that lot of ground situate on ~
southwest side Of West street EXTENDED; ~
the village of Germantown. Second hi.
ton District of Anne Arundel aoun'S..
Maryland. with frontage thereon % ~
feet and a uniform depth Of 10 ~.
improved by a new siXroom bAns4'V.'
with bath. cement cellar. bot wafer NJ
hot and cold water and electro Hsu.'
Being the same property which was 'urt
veyed to the said J. Paul Medi"fI a.
wife by William Handbook ana Wiz, ~
deed dated May Is. 1921. recorded al' Ws
the aforesaid Land Records 10 Llbei "
" w. No. IL. folio 1863 III.
Subject TO a first mortgage hei1 pl ~
Annapolis and Eastp0r, Building As
ton. ..ao
TERMS OF SALE:-A deposit Of 80
will be required Of the purchase 'l ~
chasers on the day Of sale. Inc Dald.
together with interest thereon 81 ~ IN
Of six per cent. per annun. 10 be psl1
ratification Of the sale by me
Taxes to be adjusted 10 the day 81 s0''
Fer further particulars. apply 10
WINSoN G. GOTI
Attorney naacd in Mortgage
WILLIAM IT, MOSS.
AHctiOneer
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Al NAPoLIs. MD.

Published Daily Except Sunday by
THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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Thursday, September IA, 1872.

WALTER II. MYERS.
NICHOLAS III. GREEN.
Executors OF Henry Il. Myers
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. c. p. Jarden, Of Jenkintown, has
been spending some time at Nassau,
Bahama Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. IIohlefelder, of
Mather road. Jenkintown, have been
spending part Of this month at New
Smyrna, Fla.
A musical review and variety show
was given on Friday evening last by
the Players, Of Glenside. in St. Luke's
auditorium, Glensde.
a large card party. dance and mid
night supper was held at the Huntingdon
Valley. Country. Club on Saturday eve
ming by the junior auxiliary Of the
were for the building fund of the new
Oak Lane Review Club house. the build
ing OF which Is to, be started this spring.
on Lakeside avenue at Twelfth street.
includes Mrs. Owen osborne. Jr. chair
man: Mrs. Z. Clarence Miller. Mrs.
Henry NJ. Demmer. Mrs. William p.
Seigert. Mrs John A. Dexter, Mrs. John
i. Craig. Mrs. Eddy II. whitney, Mrs.
William Ellis Groben. Mrs. w. Hastie
Smith. Jr. and Mrs. Eugene II. Austin.
Mrs. Oscar Bismarck Kicssewetter is
chairman Of the juniors.
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GE GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Ridgeway. OF
l6l Maplewood avenue, arc spending a
short time in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Gartman have
returned from California. where they
spent their wedding trip. They are at
their new homo at $50 McCallum
street.
Mrs. b. Henly Dixon, of West Sharp.
mack street, will entertain the members
OF her sewing circle at her homo on
wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank A. Williamson. of 4711
PULASKI avenue, has returned from a
short trip TO Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Miss Mary O'Neill was the gues. oi
honor at a party given by her mother
on Saturday evening at her home, $50
Rittenhouse street. Tho guests were
Miss Alice Lyons, Miss Helen oNeii
Miss Marie OMalley. Miss Mary Muir.
ply. Miss Alma Lcamy. Mr.. Nelson
Slsler. Mr.. Joseph Gallagher, Mr.
Charles Strayer. Mr.. James Watson, Mr.
William Glenn, Mr.. Joseph Ryan, Mr.
francis Barron, Mr.. James Gavin and
Mr.. Ralph Leamy.
Mr.. Henry L. Reid. Of Ashneade
street. Is spending several weeks travel
ing through the South. and will spend
some time In Palm Beach and Miami.
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lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of the Doings of ShroUc Tuesday
Jeritska to Make Debut at Opera Tomorrow.
.eTaa Many Masked Parties Planned

ruff. OF a219 Spruce street. will return
to their home this evening after spend
Ing several weeks at Ormond Beach, Fla.
Mr. aud Mrs. Russell H. Boggs have
been spending short time In this
city since their return from Miami, ria.
where they spent several weeks. They
left yesterday for their home in Pitts
trip through the West, where they ex-
pect to remain for some time ut the
Hotel Ambassador, Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Boggs will he remembered ps Miss
Mary Walker Nichols, OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A. Awe. Of the
Leno'x Apartments, have left for IL visit
to a ASantle ., City. where ,s they expee, to
sadcr.
beth Kann. ot 44oa walnut street, street
daughter Of Mrs Martha y. Kann. and
Mr.. lawrence y. Begga took place at
81. Paul's Episcopal Church, Oyerbrook.
on. Wednesday. afternoon. The. 1,cv.
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Beygs
left for an extended wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Muschamp en-
champs studio. ~ South Seventeenth,
street, on Friday evening. IN honor Of
Miss Katherine Simon. Of New York
Vestinhosen gen. and Mr. Muschamp. Mr
Calico Romanelli. bass, gave several
vocal solos. There were about thirty
guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.. Kcssler. o,
Wynnefeld, have left this city for
Miami, Fla. for an indefinite stay.
The Knights Of Columbus Of yillanova
College will give dance. followed by
supper, this evening at the college
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ropAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Morris L. Truckess. ?3t Church lane and
I.cona RuT. W. y. 2a,h st
Hugh 4. sheridan. o2Oo Rittcnhouse st.. and
Anna Il. Guss. Malvern. Pa
Gladys H. Rose; Newark. pei.
Mary Mara. 53.S Reinhnrd 81.
Albert O. Schicickn, $3.50 Mitchell ST.. and
Catherine II. Nolan. 3+2 Walnur lane.
Alfredo Msrloni, 1928 Titan Ct. aud The
resa Gabarlal. 7l3 Fulton Ct,
william william t. souder. %swned. y. T., and
Mary G.. zuckschwerdt chestnut Hill.
Iouis Thompson, IA s. Mole st. and Bessie
Rocker 1880 Christian st.
Thomas II. McCombs Glai Tacoma St. and
Nellie Y. Pollen. Washington, Pa
yiccnao Pace. Paulsboro' y. j., and Jo-
seph,nn Iommo. Paau'sb99rT@a. TvsS
and Marguerite l.. CahIn Washington,
r.ri r. Hanna, 1907 wyle ST.. and Eunice
" Anthony, 1907 Wyli" st.
George i. rev. baltimore. and Rcsc \,
mnh nsGssL IT, Tenn' %nsoii@ i@sl Penn ST. and Mo,.e
Joseph Papp, a9oI Sullivan st. AMI Mary
Hnruc. i86 W. Thompson 81
Norris Iudmnn. 3ol0 W. York st., and Bcs
sin Too2en, 0al South 81.
Rrdmsn Lawson. 1l30 Harmcr st, and
Niiliie Shoccllcy, Ghes,"r pa ,;,o, ., a,,
nShsrd sry L. wdUda %i,iss 5a 'SSS saa 'a"" s ST. and
de%TSs K%f'4 7ss q? 3 frons F. 20 St. st. aud Mary
MIRO Growdcr. 2oas Edgeley st.
Peter Rntye. 324l Cedar st. and Gertrude
Liz. sofa Weikel st.
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Eikton Marriage Licenses

ElktOn. Md. Feb. 21.-'Thc follow
ing marriage licenses were granted
here today: Henry Robertson and
Elizabeth NJ. Roney. Nelson Cummings
and Helen V. Kloss. Morgan Kearncy
and Carrie Wolfngcr. Paul NJ. Patton
aud Isabel \. Benz. and Charles Peter
son and Myrtle Espanshnde. all Of
Philadelphia: David W: Reynolds.
Glenoldcn. and Anna +. English, Phil
adclphia George J. McQuillnn. Phila-
dclphia. and Lillian Barnett. Camden !;
Lester J. Snyder, Philadelphia. and
Esther NJ. Schroff, Lebanon: George
y. Ewing and Stella Il. Brozowska.
Camden: Ambrose Smith and Gladys
Stewart, Baltimore. Nd: Nicholas
I,aldi and Emma Buzby. lIamn,onton {;
Walter G. Mile and Mildred f. Painter.
Paulsboro. y. j.: Abraham IIeckler
and Madeline c. Novak. Telford. Pa. !:
james +. Murray and Bertha L., Foran
Port Deposit. Md. Joel X. Gard and
Emma Levrcdsc, Elkton; Raymond
Crane, burlington. y. j.. and Florence
Dolan. riverside, y. j.: George IL.
Nichols. Trenton. and Marie {. PAM
Sea Girt, y. j.; Robert !. Jewell and
Gertrude &. Woods. Wilmington. and
Frank Mctrow and Mary Brown, Ia.
cony, Pa.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Nathan Baum, Of 2l?5 Gratz
street, is spending a fortnight at St.
Augustine, Fla.
Mrs. Howard Hughes. OF Eighteenth
and Norris streets. will entertain the
members OF her card club at her hCme
ON Wednesday afternoon next.
Miss Gertrude A. Goilstein, OF 1925
West SusQuehanna avenue. recently
spent a short timo in New York.
The Ladies' Of Marquette gave their
frst reception and banquet on Thursday
evening in the X. Of G. Hall, 1924 North
Broad street Miss Bessie Forester
was chairman Of tho Entertainment
Committee, and the officers elected were
President. Mrs II. G.. Henry; vce pres-
dent, Miss e. Rodgers: financial secre-
tary, Miss Katherine Malloy: recording
secretary, Miss NJ. Gallagher; lecturer,
Miss Madeline G. Harold, and treas
urer, Miss NJ. Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard K Scott, OF
North Fifteenth street. will leave in a
few days for Miami, Fla, whcro they
will remain for two weeks.
Mrs. J. Jacobs, OF New York City. is
spendtng some time with her mother,
Mrs. Flora Jacobs, Of 1887 North Fiji
teenth street.
Miss Helen Ebert. Of Seventeenth and
Berks streets, is spending a few weeks
in New York City, where she Is visiting
relatives and friends.
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FIVE BODIES FROM FRANCE
War Mothers with Memorial
wreaths 10 Meet Remains at station

The bodies Of FIVE Philadelphia SOL
iiers who died In Europe Will arrive
at the Reading Terminal late today.
The bodies will be taken care Of by the
Philadelphia Chapter Of War Mothers.
which will place memorial wreaths on
the cofins.
The deceased soldiers were: Rocco
Disciasio. Company T.. Seventh In.
fantry. to be- taken TO the residence OF
kcr street: Thomas r.. Diamond. Com
pany G. Ninth Infantry. TO BE- taken
10 tho home of his sister. Mrs. Pauline
Fitzpatrick. OH East Allegheny ave
nue.: Anthony Battisto.. Company II.
Fifty ninth Infantry. to he taken to the
home of his brother. James Battisto. 242
North Fifty fifth street; Daniel Stem
geo, Company d, 10th Infantry. to
Be- taken to the home Of bis mother. Mrs.
Margaret Stengco. 3537 Kensington
avenue. and James D. Reynolds. Sew.
enty second Squadron. to be taken TO
the home Of his sister. Mrs. Bridget
Lutz, 1928 North Judson street.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Misc Harriet Bidd!e, daughter OF Mr.,
Shd Mrs. j. Wilmer Blddle. OF the Ritz.
Sarlton. will entertain at dinner to.
"oF'o~ evening before the Bal Masque.
Mrs, Thomas H. Dunn, Of 221 Allen
Sne. VIII give dinner before tho Bal
"usQuo tomorrow evening.
n!M Mr.; Charles Custis Harrison, Jr.. and
SON. Of 24a East Rittenhousc square,
Carlton in New York, " NV >''"
Mrs, Charles w. Welsh, OF the Aldine,
W! W!l give q tea early in April In honor
~ ~ Ms Mss Kaihertne II. Coffin, daughter
Locust @ streeis M h SGbi1,n bnsn of Sixteenth and
Welsh's son. Mr. Stanley A. Welsh, viii
SaKe place on Saturday afternoon, April
~, ~, at o'clock. at St Lukes Church,
thirteenth and Spruce streets.
At the meeting Of Mrs Charles Stew
eve SvenMg mur,s nv Dancing Cisss on Friday
Inc cotillon will be led by Mr.. I'D
H!und berkeley Taylor and Mr.. Osborn
Sresson, assisted by the members of the
new COMMITTEES.
Mr., and Mrs. Pope Yeatman, of Ills
55Srucn 5Sx greet, .h, will entertai in in their
Music tomorrow evening a' TssHeIS Thsir sSes,s as
|lil be Miss Jane Il. Yeatman, Miss
savage and Mr.. Charles G. Savage, Jr.
'''s''a =. 1eatman, Mr.. Ernest c.
,, Mr., and Mrs. Francis Il. Gowen. of
Ueepdene. Chestnut Hill, and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank II. Samuel, of Twenty.
second and Locust streets, left last week
n tor 4 several weeks stay at Palm
Chief Justice and Mrs. Robert Won
:MoschHisker, of 2I0l De Lancey place,
VINO spent tho week in Washington, re-
aurneI home on Saturday Chief Justice
ana Mrs. Won Moschzisker were the
guests OF honor at breakfast on
MednGsday which Solicitor General and
''rs' James NJ Beck gave.
>, Among the PhiIadelphians who are
o,ay,ng at tho R!tz-Carlton In New York
We Mr.. and Mrs John Shipley Dixon. OF
headowbrook. Villanova Miss Char
..3tte NJ, Balm. OF the peigravia I; Mr. and
Yrs. Louis Rodman Page OF Aramink
3erm, Bryn Mawr; Colonel John =.
Troome. OF 1918 Clinton street; Mr..
Sohn kay Mchr, OF the Wellington, and
." ah" Mrs. John Il, Clark.
pr, and Mrs Harry Bond Wilmer. OF
~ West Walnut laEe, Germantown,
,e;t on Saturday for Boston. where they
VII spend the week lend as the guests
Mrs MIS- Winners sister, Mrs. George
AIR. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers Wood.
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The Woman Who
Refused to Fuss

What in the world am ! going
10 have for dessert ~ exclaimed
Mrs. Crosby as she sank into a
comfortable wicker porch. chair
''I'm so sick Of custards. and !
- simply won't fuss over cornstarch
pudding in this hot weather. -
Mrs. Morris had a perfectly
delicious dessert the other night.
mother" said Mary Crosby. "It
was Il kind of chocolate blanc
mango. and 7 remember her saying
about it's being her standby des-
cert. Why don't you ask her
about it?'
"rm going right in and phone
her now," said Mrs. Crosby deter
minedly.
Mrs. Morris answered the tclc-
phone herself. and in reply to Mrs
Crosby's distressed DO tell me
about the delicious dessert Mary
said you had the other night she
replied. "Why. that was Puddine.
Don't you use Puddinc? y
"No. What is it? And is it hard
to make?"
"Puddinc hard to makc:' OK
claimed Mrs. Morris. "No, in
deed. All you have to do is add
sugar and milk. either fresh or
condensed. and boil for three min
utcs. When it has cooled you have
n firm. rich mold Of perfectly de-
liciOus. creamy dessert"
1T certainly sounds wonder
full sighed Mrs. Crosby.
Wait till you try it, promi iscd
hcr friend. "And YOU know it has
all sorts Of uses. make the most
delicious cake and pic filings with
Puddinp. and I've never tasted
such smooth ice cream
Does it come in more than one
favor?' quericd Mrs. Crosby.
"Oh, yes-rOsc vanilla, choco-
late, orange. lemon--.Gnd Puddine
is so pure and wholesome. you can
let the children have as much Of
it as they want
WELL" said Mrs. Crosby. 81
shall order some Puddine right
away
II know you'll be- pleased" said
Mrs. Norris. "And, by the way.
don't forget n l5c box Of puddinc
will serve fifteen people. or q 10c
box seven people" Include Pud-
dine with your :oday's grocery
observation-disclosures.
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FORMER MAGISTRATE SOUTH
LEFT HIS WIDOW $4,000
Son to Get Watch and Chain.
Other Wjils Probatcd


The will Of Thomas w. South. for. {.
mcr magistrate and widely known poll
ticion who died February 10. be-
oucathcd n $40. 700 estate to HIS widow,
Mrs. Ida e. South.
The will directed that the former
magistrates son, Hamilton Disston
South, is to receive the gold watch and
chain presented forty years ago to MT.
South. by Hamilton Disston, Sr. ~,
In the viii Of Olimpy .Kebnbjian. ~ ~
South Sixtieth street, the sum Of $2Oo
was bequeathcd 70 the Armenian Evan
gelical Church Of Philadelphia. while
the remainder Of the S100O estate wa.
left to the Philadelphia branch OF the
Yazgat United Society of America.
Other Wills probatcd were those o,
Sophia A. Larson, 22c South Farragu'
terrace. 5000: Layinia Thornton
4.y4O baltimore avenue. $3.50; william
+. Pierson. 8405 Overbrook avenue
Sf1 $50; Anne l.. r. Montgomery
4G25 Locust street. 49,. 600, and Heller
N. Sullivan, 5218 Schuyler street! $50,
600.
An inventory filed today placed tn!
value of the estate Of Frederic y
Johnson, ct $3.50. .O8J.57. Letters o
administration we're granted for the es
tate of Alice Maud Miller. $40, 600.
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ANNAPOLIS FIRST CLASS
ANXIOUS TO KNOW FATE
Naval Committee viii Consider
Question at Wednesdays sitting

NueSS'oH dt "CuVceuaJ sunny
Washington. Feb. 2I.--(By A. P.(--
The House Naval Committee. at the
instance of Chairman Butler, will take
up Wednesday the question Of what dis.
position shall be made Of the first class
at Annapolis in view Of the movement
to reduce the naval establishment.
With friends Of the $40 members OF
the class to be graduated in June urg-
ing early decision as to whether the!
will be commissioned. Mr.. Butler de-.
carcd the question ought to be settled
at once SO far as the committee was
able TO do so. Rear Admiral Washing
ton, chief Of the Bureau of Navigation,
will be heard OH the Academy situa =
ton before the committee makes It's
recommendations.
II was indicated today that the com.
mittee was not in favor of commission =
ing the entire class and that 1t felt the
number of men to be admitted each
year hereafter should be sharply re-
duccd.
In rcsuming its hearings the COM
mittce did not discuss enlisted person.
mel. about which Republican members
conferred Saturday with the President,
although it was said the President !,
suggestion for a total not under $4,000
might bc approved.
Much doubt was expressed by mem
bcrs advocating that number however
as to whether the Appropriations Com
mittcc or the House itself would vote
for that strength.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

4 luncheon at the Arcadia. followed
by theatre party, was held on Thurs
day afternoon last. Among the guests
were Mrs. James Pearce. Mrs. L. II.
Caballero. Mrs. Raymond Prandrff
Mrs Lewis Weisgerter, Mrs. John
Trlsta, Mrs. Stanley Weigand. Mrs
Thomas Parker. Mrs. Harold W'eiga nd
Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Russell Bush and
Mrs Edward Bucher, all Of West Phtla-
delpha.
Friends of Mr.. Arthur E. Eaton, OF
l27 North Fiftieth street. viii be glad
to hear of his recovery frcm a recent
illness. Mr.. Eaton left on Thursday
for Atlantic City, where he will remain
for several weeks
Friends OF Mr.. John II. Brewer. Jr.
Of 1910 Marlyn read, Overlook, will be
glad to hear of his recovery from q
recent illness.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Joseph Leahy and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Leahy, Of "15l South
Woodstock street, have just returned
from a visit to Allentown. Pa.
The members Of St. Mcnica's G. c.,
of 1929 Ritner street, will give concert
and dance this evening in their school
hall, Ritner and Seventeenth streets,
Among those who will assist In the
afiair are Mr. John J. Hogan. Mr.. Frank
MacGonigle. Mr.. John r. Furey Mr.
INred De Putron and Mr.. Charles Dob
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Spool Cotton and
Dressmaking
Supplies

GEORGE Clark's o. y. r. Spool
Cotton, for hand or machine
sewing. black or white. all
numbers ) TO 100. usually
nc dozen, at ....... 5Sc dozen
Glaze Dress shields. superior
quality, regular and opera
shapes, sizes ., and T.
at ................ zoe pair
Hest duality Tanctn seam
binding. black, white, colors:
specia! .?5c piece
Eeyol snap Fasteners, 3 dozen
on q card. all sizes. black or
whitc. ...... .1Oc card. 3 for "3c
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
G. A. R. WON'T HONOR LEE
Massachusetts Post Rejects Ameri.
can legion Proposal

Worcester, Mass. Feb. IL (By
A. P.)--Thc proposal from the Amcri =
can Legion that the Grand Army honor
the memory Of General Robert L. l.ce
by celebrating his birthday. January 10,
has been turned down by George II.
Ward Post, G. \. II.
Commander Parlin, speaking for the
most, declared that because Lee re-
signed his commission in the United
States Army and then devoted four
wears OF his life in trying to split the
Nation by fighting the Federal Coy
ernment, 1t was a poor example TO the
youth Of the Nation to lionize him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
JUDGE DORM HAS BIRTHDAY
Nobody Knows How Many Candles
70 Put on Cake, So Use Fifty

No one knew how many candles to
nut on the birthday cake ut q surprise
celebration IN honor OF Magistrate
Lewis J. Dorm yesterday evening at
his home. 950 East Westnoreland
street. and so fifty candles were used.
This was believed to be an ample num-
Der, az there were reports that Judge
Dorm is only forty seven years old. dc.
spite the fact that he is a grandfather.