Snite himself watched the pony from a hak adjoining his room. Two adjustable mirrors attached to the "Iron Lung" were arranged over his head so that he had an excellent view of what was going on, while a special microphone enabled him to add to his cheers to Harris-Diercking The wedding took place quietly a h.B.M. Consulate-General yesterday morning o! Frank Douglas Harris, eldest son of Mr. and' Mrs. F. H. Harris, of Ashford, Kent, and Miss Elsie Mildred Diercking, elder gater of Mr. and Mrs. A. Diercking of Shanghai those of the large crowd during the boxing. The American Legion band played as he watched.
March 21, incident c day on ud anniversary of which he was placed in the mechanical respirator in Peiping.
The bridegroom is on the staff of the Revenue Department of the Shanghai Municipal Council and is well known in local cricketing and billiards circles.
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