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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
/ BIG INCREASES IN
POSTAL SALARIES
Amounts To St5.s0O This Year Aircct-
ins Eighty Eight Emu
pioyes

Postmaster A. r.. Thomas received
notice today from Washington that in-
ereases in salaries. amounting to Sl5,-
500 for the fiscal year of 1910 begin
ming July j, had been granted the salt
Lake postoiloe, me increase affects
4s carriers sis station clerks, aud II
clerks, besides tho postmaster aud as.
sistant postmaster. In addition four
new clerks and five carriers have been
appointed at salaries o 4 $500 per year,
A new office l,i,s also been created ct
a sally OF $1,000 per annun, which VIII
be filed by Col, Icnry Page who VIII
hereafter act as &snperintendontGo car
ricrs.
'rhe following carriers are affected
by the order each of them receiving
an increase OF 500 a year: $. q Adj
ans, II L.. Bandley, CD Barton. Q.
r. Bowman, ". L. Butterworth. J,
A. CederQuist p. a. j. Clark. lllijali
| Davis. John F. Davis, 7, i. Davis, H.
| y. Bldredge. J. j Fenton, y. ~ Fer
| rim. u. Il. Hartwcll, w. M. Heath, Fred
/
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
vivid Word Picture Of Rock Pile
Painted By Police judge Bowman
ordinances, will have his hearing july
20. He entered his plea of not guilty.
before. Judge Bowman this mornng:aa

~ + ~ 81 s{
ordinances, will have his hearing July
20 He entered his plea of not guilty
before Judge Bowman this mornng..S
The man who thought hat his peace
had been disturbed by the actions ots
Ed Mitchell Sunday night, "a lied TO
put In an appearance To- convince the;
court Of the story told the police Of
his ruffleds feelings, and Mitchell was
discharged.
Joe IL AIvardo. the man whom an
other fellow named HalNersons accused
OF wearing a coat stolen from the lat-5
ter several months CO. but VINO was ,t,:s
charged with having boon drunk also
drew a. prize of liberty from the police
grab bag,
!, z Robert G. Johnson, after spending
eight days in the city jail awaiting
trial on charge Of stealing g suit OF
clothes from William Berger, and
mind this morning aud confessed his
guilt. He was sentenced to GO days,
the greater portion of which he VIII
devote to the good roads noVerne NJ NJ E
nj being .,Anercan' day at Lagoon
! w. r. Murphy, r, a. Burns, f'al ~ ~
4 van and Il, S. Oakley, were granted
1 amnesty and thor enthusiastic prepar.,
4 alton for the day. taken in too liberal
! quaint tiles, overlooked.
Leo Ii Fun, the italian who be-
4 cause he never had no money!, at
4 tempted to obtain some by neddlsng
i cloth and linen, was given Il floatel' and
4 advised to seek some town where
i money can be obtained without having
to pay Il license to get It,
/. The time for pleading in the cases
A against r. H. Nilitlo1k and J. ~
:, Tritscli, charged with a violation % INC
building ordinance by refusing 10 oncS
i the orderEof the building INSPECTOR was
A extended until Thursday.
Because the principal witness against
4 Harry hill and j. W. Oman, charged
a With grand larceny. lives in Idaho and
"A As only Visiting In Salt Lake for ~ rev
SlSdays the prosecutor this morning at
I tempted TO advance the date OF ths
i hearing against the men, 50 as 10 lsf
z his witness, Albert Wedding. owing e
the unpreparedness Of the defendants
and their counsel, however the origin
\ Al date of the hearing, Aug, 3, wa:
+ ! ordered to stand. Hill and Oman ar
charged with having robbed AndrcN
Winga OF $7in money and watch
The alleged robbery took place on2NVes
4 Temple street and Wedding IS the va
\ ness who will identify the defendant
7 as the men who assaulted Ninsa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

Mrs. Henry Feiscr announces the en-
4. =. ,,e,,t Of her daughter Marguerite
Ia slJoward p. Paskett, the marriage y
take place IN the near future.
Tonight Mrs. a. w. lccune and Mrs.
suia Y. Gates give lafge ,r .s,ls
and dancing party for IoN; sti ..a,, ~
at Logan.
Mrs. Ienneil cherrington gives 4
'h,,ldr,c tea this afternoon tof MIS-.
THOMAS Gherringtpn Of lranSoh. Iowa.
Mrs. Cora Little is guest Of honor ms
morning at IL breakfast given ny Nlif's
I Ada Ferguson
&,rI,e Misses marguerite and Gladys
Richmond entertained at a lunche9n
al the Commercial club yesteraaS .of
Miss Mamie Dunn OF Portland. the 1&-
ro,ations being in lavender sweet peas.
with a basket of the tloWeis LOT :. = cen ss
Eterpiece and covers lad 8tof apout ~
Mrs. il. Ct. whitney, Mrs J D. spen-
Ger and Mrs MNra hossitei isa ~ ~
Friday. for Brighton,
Miss Mary Haloran + hostess TINS
afternoon Mt luncheon at lne Cont
D.. 2 : \ & T.
mercial club.
Miss Lucille Clark entertained a dane
Ling party al Waudatnerc last hlgnS.
f! followed by supper at Hamilton t eouh-
| TRY home, which was beautifully DC
| corated in pink sweet peas ana terms,
| About 30 were present.
Mrs w. Il. Fife and her brother, T.
w. Cosgriff, returned yesterday from
| Wyoming.
Mrs. Emmanuel Kahn. entertained
/ lake party last night In honor OF nes
l niece Miss Fannie jacobson Of boulSl'
ana and Miss Helen simon Of Portland
/ Oregon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs William Rouci!f
4 have returned from their bridal tr,l
4 and will be at home 10 their itiena'
after Aug. !.
Mt and Mrs. Henry Catrow left yes
terday for Wasatch
Mrs. Lear Ritter and children WI
leave this week for Portland 10 WIS.,
"A Mr.. and Mrs. Alma katz &
Mr.. and Mrs @. j. Salisbury hay
returned from their motor trip and !, 20
;. night will be guests of honor at am
(; ner to be given by Miss aGenevleve Mc
( Cornick,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
SAYS .ISEEP YOUR AWNING DRY
Man Who Makes Them Declares
Dnmn is Destructive.

"Yo,ar awnings said the awning
man in the New York Sun, would
last longer and look better il you'd
dry 'em out when they getwet
"some folks will leave Their avn
inrs down to SIOUX and drip all through
a heavy rain. i never could understand
Why people do that; 81 course It doe, doesn't
do an awning any more goou n'if !, -
would any other fabric to soak It IN
that way and then drip may fall on
the awning from the roof and flying
SCOT may lodge on IT. and SO # you keep
your awnings down IN the ram l ne ll ,,s
Thing you know they are faded, dliss -
colored and dingy.
.Tf you want to preserve YOU, anvil NN /.
5,nrs YOU want to haul them un when i
rains, but If they get vet, Why tnen
them and let them dry out, and be sure
they're dry when you furl EN- before re
YOU go away in the summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
I.ite new carriers are a., NJ Crane.
yVilli4iil HOFFMAN, Frank NJ. l.ailsss-
3SynrtilY J,oiliael SD tzneger q nd a betsa
Nteyerhoffet, alfsof whom Wi g9lectstAis'9

-,
ySfllAii HOFFMAN, Frank NJ Lang
worthy. conrad sutzneger5 and AlbetS
Aase,loffei, ali of whom VIII sIiecsslNa
The new stations established at IN 5ss
5Gotibc Pitts Drug store. Main and III
South, and at the State Street l'hii, i5
macy. State and Seventh South, WI
each receive 500 4 year, and the los
master and assistant postmaster aisiSs9t
feeniVeEan Increase Of slo0 q year,
sIilie as the other employees.
,i'.te decision Of the department ~
4 Washington to Increase the cost 5&o u E
aruiining the salt Lake office by noariV
$f6,e10 u year may be taken as a goou
pipa bt the way the ioca t#otfiee ilAS
6ssfoWn, and il may be CO nSldGred III
index TO what the department 81 &
Washington thinks OF the future
growth OF salt Lake. rhtis fat int
Year the iticrcasc las hecn fronl 4 p w. ".
y nar5 cent every month over the bust
ness OF last year. Tie pre:sent inpntti
bids fair TO eclipse everything ~ IN Ky
history OF the office. At the same
rate for tho next 10 days as has been
iaecoraed fol: the past 30 days he M
crease In The Salt Lake office tiis
month will be AL OF y per cent over
l7laSt lulS,'t said POSTMASTER Iho1nas
| this moaning. y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
RACING PROGRAM
AT WANDAMER'iEl::..

Today the program Of horse racing a'l.
a, wandamere on July - az = ?. ~
was announced. There will be running l'rl1l
and harness events. The events ana
entries are as follows:
First race, free-for- all trot and pace
-Consuella, ovetta. May Flower. = "
zama. ,,,ar,a
Foxy ,Toga. Dare Dream, Wave,
Third race, 2.40 olass--Siay DAY.,
Jimmy Britt, Ice Berg, Dora NJ.
Fourth race, 1amile running y; Hps =,
vice. Egottst, yesia, Gov. Shnup. t'alth
cure, Sleepy Dick, Breeze
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

ID III, I !, Delaney, the lighting en-
y J, ~ the Bamberger road, fails
sn mess right in the forfeit game INTO
4 IN he forced himself, he Will hnd
MI W., Heavy, heavy hangs over your
.it.a5, Ii a reality and mot the IL tion
ISL ,,,a S. game " The best guess that
Z OF w san make is to- keep away
Salt Lake, or VIII Ieel tnss
= ii!.ait,bt Of Sin months on INC cnall,$
ssne where the rocks are n,o q pS5.
muscular and not l.lssha,,ua pos sar
ma through two of his latest
z telt t snle, Is few weeks ago he under
ESQ p'is thrash his conductor because
! loon - ~. yentured the opinion that the
II tns 1,a was running his train ahead
g. ,,me THAT incident s Just BENG
tarsottan when DELANEY, revived az. t!ieg
"a ~ memories Sunday night % 8tlnsnlt-
o'a =, :, woman on the street and then
B ing .,. . iyitll her escort who was just.
n niA'nei 10 take tho measure OF the
oeS 1t,,an,s' whenGthe police appeared
,,s5ansvS appeared before Judge BON
i,l' ,,est ei.eiay on charge OF drunk
MAJ ,lis & and was given a ticket on the
l;ie to leaye the city. Today q SEM.
aanr,, Of SIX months WAS imposed, a an
tl,is viii be kept in rcad iness Iop i'eFt
i8 lpney Sn0utu u w.
George Bruz. the .Polander accused by ,,
~, 49, n.neresa Hoffman OF The theft OF
X y, * violated the traditions Of 3t =
S,,,,.dancd courtroom today when y, y, 20 :,
woke ~, p down and cried. Whethsir
.hr,,,,ph fear Of the courtroom, or ! l l
sns,,Ish Of the helpless innocen 7. 3i5ruz
We way completely, and in his co.
= $50 Vas unable even to give aa.co-
,,arn,t answer to his attorney. me
I,elanfler. "a young fellow of 5pe Err 4
80 ~. "a Years, ith only 4 sina tern 8
Is Is :, jhoT English and sinnocent-looklng ~
II, AMI comprehensive guileless p
naranre. was up before Judge BOW BOW,
p sp,,''to Mead to the charge of grand
larceny. 1t was after his attorney nav
,nnfered a plea Of not guilty ana W. w.
sreanping for the date OF hearing stt 1'iI
+ Irnz broke down. The date OF 2,'i Y
5haa,ing was set for l'hursday a!1 'u y
4 dsfault of bail he Is still IN me the c.1s
I tody OF the sheriff,
INN cummings and Frank lNenn ICY
mo sought the shelter Of a 5desef,e!
, ~, from the transform of Sunda.
nght, we're given 40 days grace ! t ~
,,,er5inp. in which to prove 70 w
s court that they are Hard ns'3 me-
and not Migrants.
r.,s Veros proprietor Of the Alpan
~ w !, 10 VAS arrested sunday nigh
m the accusation that he, i,ad sols " T.,
IN the Sabbath In olati ION q X
~ .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
,JoB,s WIFE DENIES 1T.
she says His Answer Uses NcracitS
WIN IsarsinlOnious Frusallty.

She Says It's 4AIsWVr 2 lse'7 y - =
With Parsimonions Frnsailty
Mrs E5liza Pinchip. who filed suit for
ydiworce recently In the district court.
denied In a reply to the answer Of hef
husband, JOB Pinchin, that she drove
5himMout OF the house and refused to
ret him his meals. She declares tina.
Pinchin has sullen disposition and
would sit down to the table and retuss
to talk to either her or their cnllute J,
ahn,,t this time, she says, he began TO
I,nols his own meals. In renly TO his
slleration that he furnished part OF the
, ,,,onev with which to build the hot
house and conservatory which she and
her children are operating she denles
MAI he invested a cent In 1t. Mrs.
Tlnchin declares that she has suppors,
cd herself and children for seSe 81
| years and has some real estate. 9i.=
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
DAMAGES NOW SOUGHT.

Miss Fannie Frankel, lessee OF tho
Empire theater. filed suit yesterday IN
the Third district court against the
Majestic Amusement company, =. r.,
Halliday and Harry Reeier. to recover
damages In the sum Of s1050 alleged to
have been sustained by Issuing an IN.
junction against her, prohibiting her
from putting on an act in her tlieater.
on June 2S The Majestic company
secured the Injunction on the ground
that 1t had secured contract to- nut
on the same act. On the order TO sho"
cause the injunction was dissolved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
SAYS WIFE is CRUEL.

r, j. oullette brought suit for di-
vorcc yesterday In the Third district
court against Aleen r'.fOullette on the
ground OF cruelty 1t is alleged in the
complaint that she threatenedahls iife
on one OCCASION They were married
On Oct. is, 1889, ut Hammond, La,
ana have two children. of whom the
plaintiff asks the custody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
Mopr:aGE Is ForECLosED

Judge c. w. Morse foreclosed a mort
gage IN favor Of Addison Cain against
q. p Sears. Silas S. Sears, +. a. Smith,
and Nellie Smith yesterday III the Third
district court. The mortgage covers
part of lots 6, Z and s. Arcadia subdiVl-
sion of lot Ii, block 4. Five-acre plat A.,
Big Field survey. The amount due on
the mortgage Is $t,3l0.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
AD,lrNIsTRATRIx ENTERS SUIT

Emelle Nordborg, administrators OF.
the estate OF Adolph Nofdborg brought
suit yesterday against the Salt Law Y
Ogden Railroad company to recover
SIC, 600 as damages for his death. IT IS
alleged in the complaint that on April s
last. while employed by the company
Nordhorg was run down and killed ll'f
was at work between two ears when an
engine was backed into the cars IN
front of the depot at Third West anu
South Temple streets. The impact
hurled him to the ground and the
wheels passed over his body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
11rAH,s NATAL DAY.

Celebrate at Wandameres An ideal
place for a day OF real enloSlt 1s
Sal horse races, Paine's Fire Works
at night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
asks for division OF his property
which is valued at $500
| GmARGEs DRUNKENNESS

Mrs, Myrtle e, Clark socks u divorce rec,
from James Il. CLARK on the charge Of
3non-support in a plant fled yester-
day in the Third district court Clark
has been habitual drunkard for. the
last two years. she declares, and has
4squandered his money IN that way sne
declares that she was compelled to
leave him on this account and work
to support herself. They We're married
at Marshalitown. Iowa, on NOV. sl6, 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
1TTAH's NATAL DAY.

c,e!ebr;ttd al Wandanere. IN ideal
place for a day OF real enjoyment,
baIi horse races Paine,s Fire Works
at night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20
SOCI4AL AND
PER SONfAl.

Mrs. Henry Reiscr announces the en-
IL, =. ,,eY,t Of her daughter Marguerite
"a Howard p. Paskett. the MARIA &c y
lake mace ia the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

The time for pleading in the eases
against Il. IL. ANilitlo1k and j. ~.
Trtscll, charged With a Niolationsot the
8buiId.inc; ordinance by refusing to oi1ey
the order of the building inspector, was
extended until Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

II Leo l.. Fun, the italian who be-
cause he never had no money!, at
tempted to obtain some by peddl'ng
cloth and linen, was given Il fioatci and
advised to seek some town swhere
money can be obtained without having
to pay license to get it,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

Mrs. Emmanuel Kahn entertained
lake party last night In honor OF neg
niece Miss Fannie Jacobson q lt2ulFtr
ana and Miss Helen Simon Of Portland.
5DreEolls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

INN cummings and Frank Kennney;
,,.ho sought the shelter Of q desoflen
honsc from the rainstnrm OF SUNDAY ii,
hight, we're given 40 DAYS race 5t NJ,
'',sr,Si,p in witch to prove to the
nnnr = That mat they are hard working men
and not Migrants,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rouci!e
have returned from their bridal trip
and will beat home 10 their friends
after Aug. /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-20

MI. and Mrs. Henry CatroW LETT yes
terday for Wasatch,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
$285O

Buys a pretty 7-room cottage in Wood lawn: has level lot 50x165 with east ern exposure; house has all modern conveniences and a bargain at the price. The owner leaving city and must sell. We can arrange terms to suit.
 Maril- -Satterield Realty Co.,, 21s N goth St. Bell 4376, Peoples 264
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
For Your Good Pleasure
ssThe Placid Place"

Some afternoon of the next few days, when you have leisure go and see NorWood.
 We stipulate the afternoon because the waning hours of the day are "homng time when thoughts Winging their flight to the dearest place earth You will be in tttes mood appreciate NorWood and NorWood will be in its most pleasing phase.
 And we would have you unhurried, so you can drink m deep draughs that reposeu atmosphere you take clear mental photograph of the NorWood of today fixing the present and bounds and lines and curves of The Placid Place" firmly in your memory. It will be restu mnd-pcure with which to dispace those dark images of thought which sometimes appear unbdden to all of us But have deeper purpose in the suggestion you should return to Norwood year hence we predict you will see another picture-far more beautiful and wonderful and your surprise and delight will be much increased by ability to compare the NorWood of 1909 with the NorWood of 1910.
 Our hint is well worth acceptance. Indeed, it may be pondered upon profltably.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
THE HOME REALTY co.
 PR5Hts sR5H 3033 2O0Oa THIRD AVENUE TEXAS FARM
 LANDS .THE: GOLDEN
 WEST IA BONANZA FOR THE FORTUNATE BUYERS

Forty acres of the best farm lands in
 the world along the Pacific Orient rail-
 road. together with a beautiful 5Oxl40
 foot lot in the thriving city of Sweet
 Dator, Nolen county, Texas, the largest
 railroad center west of Ft Worth. We
 have been selected state agents for this
 rropnsiton and can sell you this tract
 Of .f1 acres together with the Sweet
 water city lot for the price of $40.
 Terms, $1O cash and $10 monthly no
 discount for all cash We can give you
 the best of bank references on this prop
 osition and If you invest, will 5ive v u
 perfect title. Come in and talk th1s
 oyer with us. Ii will make you more
 moneg and a safer inv estment than any
 bank derosit ir the world.
 This land consists of 150O full-szed lots, situated in Sweetwater, the future Dal- las of the west, and 15O0 40-acre tracts. The city of Sweetwater. 200 miles west Of Fort Worth by virtue of so many inter sections of Grand Trunk Railroad-Texas Pacific Orient. new and beautiful build ings. surrounded by the finest farming lands in the world, and mineral lands also, Is destined to be very large city. The land we believe will soon become as valuable as land around Fort Worth and Dallas which will increase the value of this small investment the rapidly in creasing population develops to 5000 or more. Our clients have wired us instruc- tions that they will only sell 20,O0 acres and 500 lots at this price, and they will then be raised to s20O and s25O per con tract Letters In our possession from three of the largest banking houses in Texas certify as to the reliability of our clients standing, both morally and financially, and who will have titles signed and passed upon by the strongest title guar antee company in the state of Texas, thus making your contract, if you buy, doubly safe. COME TO OUR OFFICE, see the maps. location and pictures of buildings at Sweetwater; also the bank replies as to the standing of the parties giving the title to this land. Several buyers may send a representative to look over the ground and select land, and can select their acreage together, as we can sell up to a section or $40 acres in body If you want an investment as safe as govern ment bonds or want farm that will pay you big to work. Write us or call and let us show you this gilt-edge proposition. The price Is low. the terms easy. It might make you rich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
6mlsqa2sa&0tats IaredH,AWar.egN {
 2O24 THIRD AVE.
FOR RENT.

$3O.0O-1404 South 18th street. rooms. SS5.0o-1214 N. 23d street, g rooms. SlO.00-S2o North 50th street; Kingston $20.0O-1S2S Rush avenue $15.O0-5 rooms, 10th ave. and Walker st $17.50-6 rooms, 1400 N. 14th street $lS.5O-o rooms, Almond street and 3d ave-.
 West End
 S2o.00-7 rooms corner Grady and Cotton.
 West End.
 $16.50-5 rooms, 16l9 Marshall ave S19.O0-5 rooms, 1109 N. 14th street. $l2.50-5 rooms 112 N. Oak st. West End. S40.O0-S rooms, S01 S. 18th street $25.00-6 rooms, 12l0 Woodland ave- $3o.O0-S rooms 1221 N 18th street 2OOO-7 rooms, 1117 N. 18th street $.00-4 rooms, 35th and Ave. G. $4500-7 rooms, 1921 14th ave, s. mod. $3000-Store, 18x40 108 s. 18th street $1SO0-5 rooms, car line, LaCross station. $20V0-6 rooms, 205 s. G0th street sl500-5 rooms, near car line, Owenton. $S.0O-4 rooms near High school, Wood
 lawn.
 $2500-6 rooms. 1219 N. 17th street $lSO0-6 rooms, 63O3 lst ave, Woodlawn. $35.O0-7 rooms, 1125 s. 11th st.; modern. $25.0o-6 rooms, 12l0 Tuskaloosa ave- $22.50-6 rooms, 5114 1st ave-, Woodlawn. $1500-5 rooms, Davis street, Woodlawn. $12.50-5 rooms, Davis street Woodlawn $20.0O-5 rooms, Rush ave-, and 18th st. $l5.00-6 rooms, 530 South 18th street. $l5.O0-5 rooms lilo Cotton ave, West End. $22.50-6 rooms, 521 Tuscaloosa ave- West End.
 JOHN B. BETHEA. 36S Bell 2111 1st Ave