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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-31
CITY ORDINANCES.
isPsoyeMsnT ORDINANCE NO. 7se.o

IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 1850
An ORDINANCE to provide i~ SCI pone1 ' linz
d goth street to the west property line OIL v ssee ~
SECTION / That the roadway adjoining the curbs
an both sides Of Juniper avenue from the east prop,
snh street shall be paved with hydraulic cement con
inches Provided that the gutter along the north
aurb from 10Th street eastward To- the present END OF
The gutter distance Of $50 feet more or iess;
shall be reset with the present stoge gutter Provided
further that the quite, o in front ct Lot O. block "a
Thai tho roadway Juniper avenue between the
sbs west property line Of S0th street shall be paved
with sheet asphalt paving Of paint coat construction
SECTION . That said improvements shall he
file in the office of the City Engineer Cor said por-
lions OF said highways, and according to full de.
tails drawings plans. Specifications and surveys Of
said work and estimates which shall be prepared by
ihe City Engineer early practicable and placed
later than one week prior N the date named in
section 4 of this ordinance. wnere property owne
who may be affected by said Improvements may see
SECTION 3 That the cost Of constructing said
abutting on the portions Of the highways so i'm
js5 That the cost Of all improvements at or upon
street avenue alley intersections shall be assessed
against lots parcels Of land abuttlng on said
highways intersectng for one-half block In each
tb That the cost Of sidewalk improvements on
the abutting nearest to said improvements;
and the cost of sidewalk Improvements at the inter-
section Of any alley with street avenue other
highway shall be assessed in fair proportion against
the respective lots parcels Of land abutting or
sDrnerng on the alley such intersection
idl That no assessment shall exceed the cost of
sach improvement. the increased value Of such
property by OF the special benefits derived
from such improvements.
SECTION 1. That the estimated cost Of said i'm
Droyemens is $4,000 90, and that the Board of Com
nissioners will meet on the 18th day Of November.
loi3 at the Council Chamber Of the City Hall at
. o'clock D. M. hear any objections responsiveness.
or protests that may be made against said improve
lnents the manner OF making the same. or the mate
rial to be used.
Approved October %. 1913
c. EXuM. President
Board Of Commissioners.
A. o. LANE. Commissioner.
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Board Of Commissioners.
A. o. LANE. Commissioner.
JAMES WEATHERLY.
Attest: H. S. RYALL. City Clerk.
Age Herald Oct. 24-3l. 1913.

Improvement Ordinance No. 723-C supplemental. to
sineid Section Of an Ordinance entitled improve
sirurtion Of certain sanitary sewers.
Whereas. the Board Of Commissioners Of the City
sf Birnin CHAM, wit, the 2st day OF February,
1913 adopted Ordinance entitled Improvement
Ordinance No 72Sc to provide for the construction
~ certain sanitary sewers, which said ordinance
duly confirmed on. to-wit the 18th day OF
Whereas said Ordinance failed to correctly describe
al of the to be drained by said sewers, now
therefore. in order TO supply said defects: be II
ordained by the Board of Commissioners OF the CITY
SECTION /. That Section 8 of said Ordinance
entitled Improvement Ordinance No. 723-C, to provide
for the construction Of certain sanitary sewers. be
aud the same ia hereby amended SO as to read as
That the said sewers are constructed for the pur
Of draining the territory area bounded as fol
street and tn avenue: thence westward along 18th
street and 3Tth avenue thence westward along 37th
feet OF 27t alley: thence northward to the north
vest corner Of lot TO- block Al, Park place survey
and said line extended. to the northern city limits
the City Of Birmingham; eastward along said
81, Park place survey thence south along the east
line OF lot 6, block A. the north line Of 3sh
and 2sth street, thence south along the east
line Of 2sth street to the north line of SIN avenue If
duced $50 feet; thence parallel with 2Sth street
TO the north line of S5th alley If produced eastward
line Of 2sth street. thence north along the line
of 2sth street to the point of beginning
Council Chamber in the City Hall in said City on the
18th day of November. 1913. at O'Clock p m. to
may be made against the making of said amendment.
or against said Ordinance amended. anything
amended Ordinance will be duly confirmed. amended
modified or rescnded.
c. ExUM President
Board Of Commissioners.
JAMES WEATHERlY
s.tss,. II ( RyAJI es,v ,1orl A'
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Deaths and Funerals

The funeral of r. Fl. Lee, who died at
10 o'clock Wednesday night, will be con-
Quoted this morning at the family resi-
dence, 1909 Twelfth street, south The
Masons will be in charge and interment
will take place in Elmwood. Mr. Lee
had been a resident of Birmingham for
number of years and during his life
here had been identified with many of
the largest firms of the city. He was
in the late years in the lumber business
He is survived by his widow and one son.
Walter Lee. who Is In the office of the
comptroller of the city of Birmingham
He had hundreds of friends over the city
who are mourning his death.
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SHORT MEETING OF
FAIR DIRECTORS

A short meeting of the directors of the
Alabama State Fair association was held
last night at the rooms of the Business
Mems League. No formal announcements
were made, but President Burton report
ed that from all indications they had had
= very successful year. He added that
Ne would file detailed report later. Reso-
lutions were passed thanking Mr. Burton
for his untiring efforts to make the 1913
6atr q success. No other business of inn
6uftance was transacted. it was said
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FIRST SERVICES IN
NEW TEMPLE TONIGHT

The congregation of Temple EMANUEL
will hold it's first services in the new
temple ON Highland avenue tonight at 3
o clock. They will be the regular weekly
services and will be conducted in the
lecture room of the sunday school de-
partment.
Fine progress is being made on the tent
pie and the congregation is now waiting
on the arrival of the pews and when
they are installed the temple will be prac-
tically complete and formal dedication
exercises will be announced.
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Mrs. Rose Garland Lewis

of Mrs. Rose Garland Lewis aged ~
years, who died Wednesday night will
be conducted this morning at S:45
o'clock at her late residence. $3.50 High
land avenue. Following the home se.-
vices the remains will be taken TO
Tuscaloosa for interment.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1000
An Ordinance Prnvf''~r - T"tef
Clerk For the City Comptroller

BE 1t ordained by the i. M
missicners of the City of Birmingham,
SECTION /. The City Comptroller is
hereby authorized to appoint a chief
clerk. who shall be known as Chief
Clerk to the City Comntroller and who
shall, during the disability or absence
from the city of the City Comptroller,
have and exercise the powers and
duties of the City Comptroller. and said
Chief Clerk shall also. at all times, have
and exercise such of the powers 9rd
duties of the City Comptroller as shall
be assigned to him by the City Comp
troller.
SECTION 2. Said Chief Clerk shall.
before entering upon said duties exc
cute, bond to the City in the sum OF
twenty five thousand dollars, with such
sureties as the President of the Board
~ Commissioners shall approve, con-
ditioned for the faithful performance of
the duties of his office
SECTION 3. Said Chief Clerk shall
hold office at the pleasure of the Board
and receive such salary as shall be
from time to time fixed by this Board
Approved October 30, 1918
c. EXUM, President
Board of Commiss toner's
a. 0. LANE. Commissioner
JAMES WEATHERLY,
Arrest; Commissioner.
fl. s. RYALL. City Clerk.
Age-Herald. October 81. 1913
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Mrs. Nettie Rearden

Mrs. Nettie Bearden aged % years, who
died Wednesday afternoon at the fam
lily residence in Shades Valley, were
conducted yesterday afternoon at 10
o'clock from the residence. Interment
followed in Union Hill cemetery.
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S. Z. Keller

Funeral services over the remains of
S. f. Keller, aged 5S years, who died
Monday in local infirmary. were con-
Quoted yesterday morning from Johns
private chapel Interment followed in
Elmwood cemetery.
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Mrs. Cleveland Cowart

Decatur, October 9o-(Special)-Mr
Cleveland Cowart died suddenly at her
home here yesterday morning. 1t is sup
posed that she died of heart failure. al
though when the doctor was called he
stated that she had been dead for sew
eral hours.
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banners would be awarded at tonights
meeting of the Bible Training school
Reports from the womens mass meet
ing indicate that not less than $500
was secured from the ladies toward the
$4,000 fund that is to be raised.
The sessions tonight mark the close
of the annual training school. 1t is
said that all the sessions have come
up to the expectation of the promoters
and the attendance has been much
larger than was expected. w. c. Pearce
will deliver the opening address ut
today's meeting, which begins at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon.
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Burglars Get $37

M. Nicholson, 11O1 Twelfth street, south,
reported to the police last night that
burglars had entered his home and stolen
$37 in cash and valuable jewelry.
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BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
WOMAN ENDS LIFE
Mrs. Lillian Williams Found
Dead in Room
VERSIONS CONFLICT
Officers State That Will Tom White
Was First to Tell the Sery-
ants to Call for
Assistance

Mrs. Lillian Williams, beautiful young
woman, was shot through the right tenn
pie about 6:15 o'clock last night at her
residence, 916 North Twenty fourth street.
AT a later hour last night Coroner Charles
L. Spain stated that he had not fully de-
cided that the case of Mrs Williams was
a suicide, although every indication point
ed that way.
AS soon as the shooting occurred, it is
claimed, VIII Tom White. a we'll known
young attorney, and the only other per-
son in Mrs. Williams home at the time,
rushed to the servants quarters and
asked the negro cook to call the police as
her mistress had shot herself. Detec-
tives e. Lon Taylor and Enoch Warren
with Officer Edward Lyons answered the
call. The statement of netective Warren
follows:
81 was called to the scene about Gas
o'clock. The address was GIG North
Twenty-fourth street, and I was accom-
panied by Detective e. Lon Taylor and
Officer Edward Lyons. l Immediately
went to the room where Mrs. Lillian Will
liams lay In a pool of blood after meeting
Mr. viii Tom White at the door. l asked
Mr. White what was the trouble. He
answered: Great God. Warren. lillian
has killed herself
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LICE 10y. Undertaken. Phone 10
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1 Nn1Icr IN cnhIRACInRS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals win be received by The under
signed until o'clock p M. Tuesday November :.
1913, for construction Of certain sanitary sewers
under Imp Ord Nos. 7s0-C and 7ss-' Sn"c'',s,
lions may be obtained and plans examined at this
office The right is reserved to reject any and AL
proposals - ..
= tSigned) WALTER G.. KIRKPATRICKs
City Engineer.
Are Herald Oct 81 My and & IaI3
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Found Body on Floor

LAS l walked in the room where the
dead woman lay I noticed that it was
brightly lit up. She lay on her left side
and small rocking chair had fallen over
her feet. A 32-calibre Smith & Wesson
pistol lay about a foot and half away
from her feet. We summoned the coroner
and then Warner & Smiley's ambulance.
The woman had been dead about five or
10 minutes when we got there. | asked
Mr.. White what he knew of the af-
fair and his answer was:
~ was in her room and she asked
me to step in the next room to get some
paper. ] went, but as I reached the door
she said something and I turned and saw
her with a pistol at her temple. | said:
Don't do that and stepped towards
her, but she said: Don't come towards
me-" I repeated: "Dont do that" and
then the pistol went off 7 ran from
the room and told the cook to call the
police"
When Will Tom White was asked for a
statement last night he said that he had
heard the shot in passing and stepped into
the house to learn the trouble as he knew
the deceased.
At Warner & Smiley's morgue, where
the remains of Mrs. Williams were taken
there were several persons there who
stated that they were relatives of the de-
ceased, but who refused to say anything
of the shooting or even to give the names
of the surviving relatives.
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Post Mortem Examination

At the morgue Coroner c. l.. Spain and
DR.. W. H. Compton held a post-mortem
over the body. A bruise over the left
eye was found as well on the right
side of the forehead. The bullet which
ended the life of the young woman had
entered a little to the back of the right
temple and come out near the front of
the left temple. In a statement to an
Age-Herald reporter Coroner Spain said:
'I am told that this is a case of suicide.
7 will mold preliminary investigation
as soon as I can and will announce
verdict then. AT the present time all in
dications point to suicide"
According to some of the accounts given
to the detectives. Mrs Lillian Williams
had been respondent for some time and
Wednesday had woman friend come and
visit her to read the Bible throughout
the day Yesterday morning Mrs Will
liams is said to have come down to see
the parade and returned home about $50
o'clock and nothing further about her
movements during the day could be as
certained.
Mrs Lillian Williams was about "a
years of age and was formerly Miss
Lillian Ernest of Bessemer. She was
diyOrcee
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Attest: Fl. s. RYALL. City Clerk.
agc-llerald. Oct. 81. Nov. I, 1918.

GRADE ORDINANCE NO. i3l-c
An Ordnance fixing and establishing the grade OF
Ridge Park and the curbs both sides thereof
from the south property line Of Sycamore street the
south property line of Rose
BE IT ORDAINED. by the Board of Commissioner
of the City of Birmingham. that the grade of Ridge
Park and the curbs both sides thereof from
The south property line OF Sycamore the south
property line Of Rose avenue. he. and the same are
hereby fixed and established shown profile
No 49, heretofore exhibited to this Board and
file in the City Hall in the office of the City
Engineer.
Approved Oct. 80. 1913
G. EXIM President.
Board Of Commissioners.
\. o. LANE, Commissioner
JAMES WEATHERLY.
Commissioner.
Attest: H. S. RYAI.L City Clerk
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Attest: II. S. RYAIL. City Clerk.
Age Herald. Oct. 81. 1913.

GRADE ORDINANCE NO. 1870
Al, Ordinance fixing and establishing the grade OF
Rcse avenue and crbs both sides tnefeoi from
the east property line of 2lst street to the east properly
line Of Eula street.
RE III ORDAINED by the Board Of Commissioners
of the City of Birmingham. that the grade OF hose
avenue and the curbs both sides thereof rem ne
east property line Of 21st to the east properly
line Eula street. be- and the same are hereby fsed
and established as shown profile sheet NO. l92'
heretofore exhibited this Board and now on file In
the CITY Hall In the office OF the City Engineer.
Approved Oct. 20. 1918.
c. EXUM. President.
Board OF Commissioners.
A. o. LANE, Commissioner
JAMES wEATHERLY.
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Attest. II. S. RYALL. City Clerk.
.qe- Hreald, Oct. 81, 1918.


GRADE ORDINANCE NO. I34-C
An Ordinance fixing and establishing the grade OF
10Th street (Fnsey) and the curbs on both sides
thereof from the west line of Ensey avenue to
the east line Of Finney q Jones survey ,
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Board OF commissioners
If the City OF Birmingham. that the grade OF l9th
street aud the curbs both sides thereof, from te
,csf curb line OF Fnsley to the east line OF
Flnney & Jones survey be, and the same are hereos
fixed and established shown on profile sneet No,
l25 heretofore exhibited to this Board ana now on
tile in the City Hall in the office OF the CITY
Engineer. -
q. EXuM President
Board of Commissioners,
A. o. LANE Commissioner,
JAMES WEATHERLY
Commissioner.
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GRADE ORDINANCE NO; 1856 :,
fnslev avenue and the curbs both sides thereof,
from the north curb line Of Pike avenue to the north
curb line Of 10Th street. .
BE IT ORDAINED. by the Board OF Commissioners
az the City Of birmingham. that the grace OF hsies
avenue and the curbs both sides Thereon; from
the north line Of Pike avenue TO the north cug5
line OF 10Th street be- and the same are hereby rNei
md established as shown on profile sheet No. 10.
heretofore exhibited TO this Board and now on lie
IN the City Hall in the office OF the City Engineer
Approved Oct 90 1913.
c. EXUM President
Board of Commissioners,
A. O. LANE. Commissioner,
JAMES WEATHERLY.
nfoStp
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NAiSo ioidSh appears
She told the men assembled in few
words why the older girls were organ
lied and what they We're doing. She
concluded very brief talk with the
remark. "The Boys council challenged
us to a contest to matriculate students
in this Bible Training school. We won't
know until tomorrow night which of
us won" She turned to go, but stopped
and said naively. II hope we will.
Mr.. Pearce then called upon Harvey
Branscomb, president of the Older Boys
council. to speak and he, too, spoke
briefly and told the men of the work
that is being done by the boys council
He said that the older BOYS Were the
patterns of the younger and added his
plea to that of Miss Black that the
men would contribute to the fund that
is needed.
Cards were passed out in the audience
and in a very few minutes $1,000 was
pledged and a good portion of 1t was
paid in cash. 1t Is believed that more
pledges will come in today. Miss Ken
nedy. secretary of the Birmingham
Sunday School association. will receive
subscriptions
II was announced last night that the
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WHEN FINAL VOTES ARE COUNTED.
INFORMANT TO CONTESTANTS.

md to
10
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SOMETHING nP0RTANT-SEC0ND PAYMENTS.

julia Fellar. COG Prospect. .S921O
Dot Sauders. 2lA Colorado. .. .vS21O
Laura Herring. 316 3. Antmus. 81 800
Grace Green. 3l1 Nevada. .S0S9V
katherine Goodrich. A86 Park s052o
Susie Childs. 40 w. Baca. !S?SG0
Effic Roper. 328 9. Conn.,. $3.50
Eva Richardson's. Sol Convent. $500
Mrs. j. W. Bartlett. sig .....
Nellie Sullivan. 400 University GS34b
Nellie Pomcroy, S2t Atchison 6G920
Helen Walker. San Juan. Baca GaAfV
Bee Peliett. Topeka avenue. $500
Esther White. 401 short. 1880
Virginia Easton. All Topeka. 1880
Mrs. Z. p. Kane. A25 State. oG9s0
Nina Anderson. Tillotson. .tl:s0
Gladys Pittenger. 103 Plum. 1850
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Ea.hused BORDERING
r%s ss %
Sp S S %
Colorado New Mexico that has aroused state
tered the handsome
Tine being used
field
in for % the ns, fact the % .
their efforts with the goal almost reached.
THE BIG FACTORS IN THE RACE.
Personality. prtdc In
~, % ss % u @ n The
Of
voe aud this what going to boost Of the candidates
NAVY su1sc1u1low 3z1xo SECURED
Every foo. Of TIT territory Of Trinidad Southern Colorado
safe to .ay s., any subscription ,h, a,
One M, and had
hour later another entered tho son.es. office with sa
than
as % well . she % . tn, % % an ~So @ @
@ ,ous to win gets there in spite OF Ly In hnna,u % are
MARROW MARGIN OF VICTORY
in. by present makes tho s%acs. nbssrp'o"s Of tho
conducting their campaigns though their lives depended their
WHEN FINAL VOTES ARE COUNTED
u will be
n" next Mon'a nSa 20 at LA lao o'clock M % i'm in the ne
Of
of
sm 6" m na, and F s9%s e Klein of til, Dee DE m mp so s
store W the Colorado
Trinidad
a1 S T @ , sna' a ss fair es %
machines
IMPORTANT TO CONTESTANTS
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DISTRICT NO.


= c, insists OF the City Of Trini. =
= dad. :rOfn the center OF CONNER =
~ cial ikrcet and Arizona avenue. =
= west. =
= = = = = = : = = = = = $%++<
Ada Fowler. 723 Grant. .....l3i1l0
Anna Malouff. 723 w. Main tJG"tU
verlie Gatlin. i:S First St lasyiO
Grnticc johnson. G19 Willow .t2S5l0
Francis Curto. 3i2 College. .;2O3.C
Augusta Moser. 1889 blvd. 1870"
Alice Bray. i27 Nevada. -. ll7300
Leah Dewitt. 329 Short ST. .ltilAU
Louise Fisher. 1l2 Nevada l1O66O
Goldic Jctt, tl3 Nevada. -. !l04"0
Marjorie Holdsworth. GIL
Willow street. ...'. .1tO?tt
Mrs. n. Mayfield. 4G1 Park. l0s550
Auna Ratti. ol5 Nevada. =. 1oS950
Mary Bonato. 9lo State. 80. .105S10
Rifacllta Sena. j21 State. i054SO
Ncttic Adamsou. 1886 Univ. .1O2540
Minnie Butler. SOC Pine. .iAis30
Edith Carter. t2l Jobnson .0l240
Maud Rosebaugb. 1875 Park. .l0oS5o
Irene Hughes. 3i5 W.-Baca. .10051o
Mrs. Bonnie D. Horton, 700
ttrhison street. :. -. -. tOO1!0
Blanche Dutton. an Topeka 90SeO
Mayme Browning, $50 College 3974O
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DISTRICT NO. 2

= DISTRICT NO. 2 =
= Consists Of the City Of Trini- =
= dad. from the center Of CONNER. =
= cial street and Arisona Avenue. =
= cast .
+%+t+++f4444++%4% = Z
Begsie Archer. Chestnut. .. 139O6O
Anna Hern, 2O7 y. Colorado 1850
vcda Harris, $40 San Pedro. 13Ga20
Elizabeth Rankin, 1918
hOslet. -. -.'-.-..t 4ViVVV
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NANY sU1sC1nTI0Ns 3ElNo sECUlE1
NARROW MARGIN OF VICTORY.

The narrow mnrgn OF victory by which the prizes
Ing by present indications. makes the smallest sui
utmost value and realizing this fact contestants Ia
conducting their campaigns though their lives del
efforts during these last days And their contest lives
upon their energy during these last days
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Only Two More Days Remain of the
Qhronicle-New Big Popularity Canpaig'

Kress McPhail. 80 Frost. .l:Gs7O
Teresa Resch. :lt Goddard. l?52S0
Zetta Reeves. 205 Frost. ..ll60:O
Maude Claim. GIG Z. secOnd li097O
10y Clark. 500 Arizona - .iO5S10
Bessie Rupp. 3ll L. Topeka .l02:Go
Margaret Dennison. ioG
Spruce street E. ..... ..lUV2tV
Mary Mccoy. 7,h and Oak. .io0:Go
Carrie Smith. GIG Arixona. .?'27o
Daisy Rogers. i3O4 y. Com. .S7:1O
Mrs. ChOnlta Flores. 20.
Johnson. -. ...... s13,o
Ailccn Dauxhcrty. 81: Walnut $3.50
Hope Barnes. S:9 Spruce. 9i:'O
Mabel Dctnmorc. 1925
san Pedro street ...... $500
Edna IIation. Ga Chestnut. $4,000
Pearl Ashley. 1874 Linden. ?:s1"
Myrtle Martin. :lt ). Walnut 3O6sU
Wilmer Chandler. Il3 T.. eth. S?s3O
Lupic Bent. go: First street. $3.50
Thelma Coppers. IN ArIz.. $500
Ruth Harris. 9TH l. Baltimore S':'0
Mrs. Jas. Thompson.
il9 Maple. -. $1,000. 1850
Ruth Perkins. at T.. Topeka 'sSto
Mildred Thomas. II. Arizona .isSO
Mrs. o. l.. Davis. Jr..
i623 San Pedro street. 80. e. 1870
Julia Henson. GO r. First :G31o
Ada Smith. Engleviii, liiii.. ..il20