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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Rllly Gibson. owner OF the Fairmont
Athletic club is responsible for tina fol-
lowing:
A novice was appearing at Biliys club
The other night In a ten-rouDd bout. II
was his first fight and he collided with
an experienced rival. The newcomer Was
being severely trounced. but did not have
common sense to call a truce. He was
floored At least once In oaoh round up to
The seventh. when Gibson rushed down
the aisle ard shouted a. the laai
Hey. kid. haven't you had enoushf'
The hid" peered at Gibson through =
pair Of puffed eyes. and blnrhod;
why didn't you ask me that six rounds
ago.
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John.ton nIaI.es aooA.

Doc Johnston of the Pirates. has de-
welcomed into the best first beseman the
Pittsburgh club has had since Kitty
Bransfield's time.
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Club Fielding.

PPSlSsslsRia liz II: ISIS Ss g: ss
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A TAME AFFAIR.
Ivent TO ace a ball game,
For Which paid four bits,
But not tight tCos started,
Base bslpS surely on the fris
Yesterday a guy
with a mustache.
And a beady eye.
Came into our office
And announced
He would not take
Any gratuity
Much to our giee.
But he said
For half dollar
He would sell
A couple Of poems.
And we said
We thought
You said
You would not
Take a sratuity.
And he glared.
And he said
He would sell
The poems
To the VIII.
And we said
All right.
And n he does.
We hope
Sandy Griswold
Or Ross Chamberlen
win score US
With an assist.
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walsh to Coach Yale.
Ed Walsh. the famous White Sox
pitcher. Is to return TO Yale university
next season as coach of the Ell pitchers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Jim corbett, former heavyweight cham
plon. simply cannot keep out OF print.
Just when VIC Thought that we were to
lpsc sight OF smiling Jim a. result of
Tom cowlers defeat by 0unboat Smith.
along came Mysterious Billy smith,
ons-time weiterweight champion. and &C
euses Ar. James w. Ccrbett OF some
fhings Peruse the splendid letter from
Boise. Idaho.
Dear Rinptide: just a line 10 correct
the impression corbett has given you as
have saw he claims 10 discovered Cow
Ter. corbttt doesn't know as much as
shis boy. Jim took him from me IN
Portland. after I had developed him for
Jimmy McManan. who picked him up In
the mines at Nenaimo. There Il no use
Correct foeling the public that he found
hisn Beside MeNahan has contract
with cowler ana was double crossed.
Win best wishes. I am. yours
MYeTERIoUs BILLY SMITH"
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National Brewing Company, North side
Frederick street, Fifth ward
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VICTORIA
PHOTOPLAY
1.-The Man From Home

"The Man From Home, the Booth
darlington Harry Leon Wilson comedy
with FIVE seasons Of tremendous sue.
cess behind il, viii be presented by tine
Champiin company at the Majestic to-
night. The character assumed by Mr..
Champkn Is that of Shrewd ludianan
possessed of native wit, an astute mind
and a strong will.
He arrives in Sorrento with a Rus.
sian Grand Duke who is travelling in
eognitO. The two are no sooner lodged
at the hotel than word is brought that
q Russian convict has escaped and is
being sought by tine Italian carahinieri.
Pike meets tine fugitive and hides him.
He is observed by the sister OF the
Earl. and As the latter is aware that
the Italian law makes this grave Of
fense. punishable by Imprisonment.
Pike is threatened with exposure if he
does not consent TO the marriage and Il
settlement of sT5O.000. He aopreci.
ates the situation. but refuses. Event.
uallv he learns that the prisoner he has
befriended is the husband OF the Com.
teSse de Champignv. the Earl 5 fellow
eonspirator and thar the Earl himself is
guilty of the theft for which the Rus.
sian was sentenced TO exile in Siberia
This discovery opens the young
woman 5 eyes and when she finds that
the EnglishmeR wants her money and
not herself. she frees herself from the
engagement aud begins 10 see the real
worth OF character in Daniel Voorhees,
Pike. The Grand Duke drops his in
cognito. discloses his identity. and
procuring pardon for the fugitive. re-
lieves Pike from any legal responsible
ity for aiding the prisoner to escape.
During the engagement the following
high class plays viii be presented:
The Littlest Rebel The Master of
the House. The Heart of Mary
laDf, He Fell in Love With His
Wife. - 1.-The Stranger and 1.-The
Ghost Breaker. Adv.
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Recent

The appearance OF little Mary Pick.
ford in the Paramount Program as pre-
sented at the Regent to-day and to-
morrow. presents to the admiring pub
lie the first opportunity to see this
charming young actress as she appears
with the company of Famous Players.
The films OF this charming bit of hu-
manity heretofore shown in this section
previously to this production have been
reproductions taken not less than FIVE
wears ago. The film plays in which
she appears shown in this theatre to-
dsy and tomorrow have been taken
since she became connected with the
Famous Players and display her tai
ents as they exist to-day and are as dif-
ferent from those produced heretofore
as compared with the polished finish
she shows at the present time and the
Mary Piekford of yesterday 80 far as
her acting is concerned would in no
manner be recognized as the charming
Mary Pickford of to-day, where she has
reached the highest pinnacle of sue
eess.-Adv.
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TO CHRlSTEN DREADNOUGHT
Philadelphia Girl to Act as Sponsor fol
the Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, Feb. 15.-Miss Eliza
beth Ludoif kolb, daughter of Louis J
kolb, @f West School Lane, German
town, has been selected by Secretary
Daniels to ehristen the superdread
nought Pennsylvania, which will be
launched at Newport News, Va. on
Tuesday, Mstich 8. Miss Kolh has been
called by Governor Brumhaugh "ths
sweetest girl in Pennsylvania. She il
a senior in the National Park Semi,
nary, Washington, and viii be gradual
ed in the spring She is only nineteen
years of age, and is one of the Young,
est students to be graduated from the
seminary.
The Pennsylvania will be one of the
most powerful warships in the world
Her length over all is $50 feet, her
beam 81 feet and her mean draught
nearly 20 feet. She will be protected
by sixteen-inch armor amidships. Her
armament will consist of twelve four.
teen-ineh guns, six forward and six
astern, twenty-five five-ineh and four
three. e.ponnder guns and four submerged
torpedo tubes.
The Pennsylvania will be propelled
by Curtis turbine engine of $500
horsepower and will develop speed OF
twenty-one knots. Her fuel viii be
oil. The vessel was laid down in Feb.
ruary, 1913, and will cost with guns
and equipment s14,1IS,000.
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At the Colonial

They are going TO be wise vaudeville
fans. indeed, who get TO the Co.
lcnial at their earliest opportunity to
see The New Leader the comedy
gem Of purest ray serene that patrons
Of the Busy Corner" have seen. Ii
you 90 prepared for the biggest scream
the variety field holds, YOU VIII find
that your trip was success. Sam Mann
made this vehicle the most noteworthy
comedy offering ever unfolded al the
Orpheum Theatre. Al Lewis & Co.. who
are said to follow fast in the footsteps
Of Mr.. Mann for eleverneSs, will pre-.
sent the sketch az the Colonial. The
management declares that 1.-The New
Leader is the highest salaried act 70
appear at the Colonial ever since the
policy of improved vaudeville was inau-
gurated there. This elslrorate headliner
was engaged for the Colonial without
the slightest deviation of the general
excellence OF the supporting attractions.
ADV.
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At the Orpheun

Valentine Week will be celebrated
nj the Orpheum and the management
promises some pretty interesting at
fractions, The array Will be beaded of
by the pretentiouS musical comedy en-
titlei Home Again. thar the Marx
Brothers and company Will present.
There are four brothers in the prinei-
pal roles of this playlet and they will
be assisted by fifteen associate PLAYERS.
mostly girls. -Four scenes are required
for the production, In presenting
Home Again at the Orpheum this
week, the management has secured for
y local engagement. the NEST preten-
tiOuS and the most successful nNniature
musical comedy thac vaudeville has
launched this season. Old favorites also
occupy r conspicuous place on this
week : bill. They are Van and
Schenek, the singing comedians, who
are easily the most popular players the
Orpheum has seen. That these mon
arehS OF song will be fast favorites this
week, goes without saying. Frank Gil-
more i Co. Will present an interesting
surprise >kit called "Sueh Extrava-
ganee; Darrell ami Conway, a young
couple who pleased at the Orphenm be-
fore. are slated for reappearanee this
week in their newest act. Bill Pruett.
the Cowboy CaruSo, and Tate and
Tate, in song and thrills, will complete
the rOSter.-AdV.
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copyrish,. 1919. by poda. Mead T. Company
Pee felt somehow that she had beer

Pc: felt somehow that she had been
cheated Why had he not told her?
Why did he let her play and romp and
toke and banter with him as though
they had been children and eQualsg
II am ashamed OF you You have
disgraccd us all" cried Mrs. Chic y
ter at reg,
Have IL" screamed Peg fercely.
I've disgraced We. have I? Well. none
Of you can tell me the truth. I'm go
in back to me father"
go back TO your father. and glad
we are to be rid of your'
Before Peg could say anything fur
ther Ethel suddenly rose unsteadily
aud cried out:
wait. mother. She mustn't 60. We
have all been grossly unfair to her II
is should go Tonight she saved me
from-she saved me from Sudden
ly Ethel reached the breaking point.
She slipped from pes's arms TO the
chair and on 10 the tioor and lay quite
still
shes tainted. Give her air"
Peg looSened Ethels dress and talked
10 her all the while. and Jerry and
Alaric hurried out in different direc-
tons In quest Of restoratives
Mrs, Chichester came toward Ethel.
thoroughly alarmed aud upset,
But Peg would not let her touch
the manimate girl.
go away from her" cried Peg hys-
terically. What good do We think We
can do her. What do you know about
her? You don't know anything about
yer children. Ye don't know how to
raise them. Ye don't know Il thought
in yer child's mind. Why don't ye
sit down beside her sometimes an
ind out what she thinks an who she
sees: Take her hand in yer own an
get heI to open her soul 10 ye. BE a
mother to her! \ lot ye know about
mothNheod. want TO tell We me fa,
ther knows more ahnur motherhood
than amy man IN the wurrlu
Poor Mrs Chichester fell back. crush.
I'd and Inundated from Pegs on
ssnsht
IN a few moments the two men re-
turned with water aud salts. After
awhile EthCs opened her eyes and look.
cd up at Peg Peg. fearful lest she
should begin TO accuse herself again.
helped her an the stairs 10 her own
room aud there she sat beside the un,
strung. hy>trrical girl until she slept
her hand luvSed IN both of Pegs.
One thing Peg mad resolved she
would not spend another night in the
Chichester home.
Her little heart was bruised and
sore, The night had begun so happily:
it mad ended so wretchedly.
And To think the one person in whom
she trusted had been Just amusing
niGiSet with her leading her to be-
neye ne was farmer-''leSs than
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Twilight Sleep

An announcement of unusual interest
has just been made by Manager Hop
kiEs. OF the Majestic. he having sue
eeeded in obtaining the appearance of
Mrs. CarmOdy and Mrs. Boyd in this
city on February % On that day, at
$50 O'Clock, these two ladies' will de-
liver Twilight Sleep Talks Both
Of them are Twilight Sleep moth
ers and their lectures ought therefore
TO be of the greatest interest, more es-
peeiaily as they viii answer any ques-
tions about the Twilight Sleep
which members OF the audience care
to PROFOUND. Both lecturers are mem
hers OF the Twilight Sleep Assoc;-
alton : recently organized by Mrs. John
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that" he mad once said. and all the
time he WAS man of breeding and of
birth and OF title.
Poor i'eS felt so humiIiated that she
made up her mind she would never
see him again.
to the one real affection of her life
to the man who never hurt or disap-
pointed her-her father.
We will now leave Peg for awhile
and return TO one who claimed SO
much OF the readers attention in the
early pages of his hstory-O'Connell
Ii had not been II happy month for
him
He felt the separation from Peg
keenly. At 6rst he was almost in
consola bile.
The days passed slowly until Pegs
first letter came. 1t contained the
news OF kingsnurth's death-peg's en-
trance into the Chichester family. her
discomfort. her longing to be back
once more in New York. This was
followed by more letters. alh more OF
less in the same key. Finally be wrote
urging her TO give 1t all up and come
back to him. He would not have his
little daughter tortured for all the ad.
vantages Those people could give her.
Then her letters took on a different
aspect. They contained u curious half
note Of happiness In them. No more
mention of returning. On the con-
trary. Peg appeared TO be making the
best of the conditions\ in which she
was placed.
These later letters set O'Connell won
dering. Had the great message OF life
come TO mis- little Peg?
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HOUSEHOLD
TALKS
Henrietta D. Grauel
Bait for the Men Folks

They got excited. mad. and so on. and
called up the editor. of course he
didn't know anything about il and he
was cross because | had good thing
like that and didn't pass it along.
Gracious,
Now. ladies. l think if it's such fun
10 go fishing we ought to try it too, so
here is what the Chinsman told ME, He
said TO mix an ounce Of eoeulGs indieus
with cup of dough and roll il out
thin and when il dried TO erumhle it.
/ Now. vou Just scatter this over the
water where the rSh are and when they
eat il they become intoxicated and turn
on their backs and we SCOOP them out.
The laundry man said the eoeulus in
deus was bought AZ thS druggists,
Then heard that oil of rhodium rubbed
ON the bait would draw the fish and
someone else wrote in that lovage or
smallage juice mixed with rye bread
made fine bait, One thing sure, am
going fishing the first warm day aud
I'm warrant that when l come home IN
have fish If have 10 use Rilev's way
and buy il at the store.
DAILY MENU
pAt&hl&S
Malaga Grapes
Oatmeal with Cream
Eggs, Buttered Toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Squads
Peas in Pastry Shells
Luncheon Rolls
Tea
Dinner
Celery Cream Soup
Bread Sticks
Fish Steaks Hollandaise Sauce
Bslled Potatoes Parsley
Veal Outlets
Peas
Curried Eggs and Rice
Roly-poly Pudding, Hot Sauce
Coffee
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William Hechler, S. Il. corner Main and
Market streets, East WARD. Union
House.
Lewis Hoffman. East ward East side
Market street.
|. ID. Shammo, West ward, S. E. cor
ner Main and Pine streets.
Charles J. Wilmer. West Ward, Valley
House, n. Z. corner Main and Pine
streets.
Samuel +. Blyler. \. w. corner of Mar
ket and South streets, West ward
A. C.. Arnold, West ward. The Com
mercial Hotel" West Main street.
Albert Fritz, East Main street. East
ward
John Andulis. S. side of Main street
West ward.
West ward.
John Krobath, S. w. corner Main and
Market streets, West ward
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Palmyra Man in Bucks County Jail

Lebanon, Feb. 16.-Harvey 4. Bonn.
berger, of Palmyra, was arrested at
Pipersville, Bucks county, and is in
Jail in default of $500 bail awaiting
a hearing on charge of obtaining
$500 by false pretense, Ii is alleged
Bomberger told farmers that he needed
money to help to pass laws whereby
sufferers from the hoof and mouth dis
ease IN Pennsylvania would be more
fully remunerated.
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Hershey Farm Hand Held Up

Lebanon, Feb. 15,-Charles Boe.
shore, farm hand ON No. IL of the
Hershey farms, was held up by high
wayman on Friday night and badly
used up before he escaped. Boeshore
had been in Palmyra and started to
walk home from Lyons. He was
slsshed with a knife in several parts of
his body, but he got away before the
highwayman obtained any booty.
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Open New Factnrv

The equipment of the Sigler Piano.
Player Company stored in the Forney
building, Market street, will be moved
into the new quarters, near Seventeenth
and Derry streets, before April l. To-
day marks the first step toward opening
the new factory.
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Petitions for Licenses

. ETIT1oNS for Retail, Wholesale,
Bottlers'. Brewers. Distillers' and
Agents Licenses, with names of appli-
cants, their respective residences and
the places for which applications
made. To be presented to the Court
OF Quarter Sessions OF Dauphin Coun-
". FehruarN 10 1919
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Way House. s47 South Front street.

Way House, s47 South Front street.
Gertrude w, Brandt, ST3 and 375 South
Front street. First ward
Alfred Fletcher, Second ward. 117~11s
:. Front street.
Kirk Shelley, Second ward, l29-1S5
South Front street.
L. c. Keim. Third ward. 1Ss and III
North Front street.
Joseph III. Gerdes, Fourth ward, s47
and S49 North Front street.
Michael A. obercash, Fifth ward e4S
and s45 Main street.
Clyde Strine. Fifth ward, $50 Main
street, Florence House.
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"Uunst we went a-fshin'-Me
An my Pa. sn' Ma-SN three.
Pa he ist ished and fished,
An my Ma she said she wished
Me an her wss home; an Pa
Said ne wished SO worse'n Ma.
When we got home Ma SAYS she,
Now she'll have tsh TOR shore'
An she buyed one at the store"
Riley.
Readers, this is real true fish story
and l hold the proof. Some days ago
nice. pleasant minister told me his
neighhor used certain preparation on
his bait when he went fishing and he
said, the minister did, that ne always
came home with y GREAT BIG HAM
PER fun of fish. And the minister said
the man would not tell him what he
used.
Well, | interviewed the man and ne
told me his Chinese laundry man gave
him the stuff Then l SAW the China
man and he gave me the name OF the
halt He said too that when you used
il YOU did not take fishing pole hut
y net and that you Just SC0oPED up
the fish, kept the ones that looked the
best and that anyone could catch all
there were in the river in few hours.
| reckon You remember what | did.
just said that l would send those
directions TO anyone who wanted them,
You see l had no time 10 so fishing to
test the preparation and did not like
TO publish something knew nothing
about. l WAS not sure men read this
column either,
Well, l have been busy ever since
sending answers 70 fishermen. And
here's the fun. Evidently the gentle
men were unused 10 sending for
recipes, for about half Of them forgot
10 put their letters in the envelopes.
one-fourth of them didn't sign their
names snd few gave no address.
Then what do You think they did
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Jacob Astor. Mrs. Orme Wilson and
other prominent ladies, for the purpose
of propagating and spreading knowl,
edge with regard TO the benefits Of
Twilight Sleep. ADV.
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Lykens Township.
ohm L. Umholtz, Erdman.

WIIliamstOwn.
Idrison Edwards. East ward, north side
Market street.
George Katyuch, williamstown House,
north side Market street, East ward.
William T. Hall. north side Market
street. East ward.
John F. Geist. corner West and Mar
ket streets, West ward
John Griffiths. south side Market
street. West ward.
Allen Ralph, Washington House, north
side Market street. West ward.
Charles Pahara, keystone House, East
ward, north side Market street.
James l.. Meehan, north side Market
street, West ward.
James A. Darby. Mountain House, cor
ner Spruce and Tunnel streets, East
ward.
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Upper Paxton Township.

Reuben W. Jerch. Railroad street, near
sylvania railroad tracks, resi-
dence. Highspire. Pa.
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Mrs. James Dando, South Side Market
street, West ward. residence, Will
Jamestown. Pa.
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Eugene C. Steiner. $40 South Union
street, First ward, residence 310
South Catherine street, Middletown.
Pa.
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V,ykeua.
ElixabethyilIe,

John Stadnar. Mechanics Hall. south
side of Main street West ward resi-
dence, Lykens Pa.
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Mary r. Koppenhaver, Hotel Koppen-
haver, S. W. corner Market street and
Market Square.
Joseph A, Gernert. Hotel Charles.
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WilltanistoNyn,

NJ. A. Schneider, Pine street. West
ward, residence, Lykens borough, Ia.
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Steelton.
yfddIetowu.

Elmer G.. Irwin, 5S South Front street,
Third ward residence. 326 North
Front street.
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Halifax Borough

Charles W. Sellers, Dauphin House,
corner Erie and Race streets.
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Nerbeke streets; residence, 11a2 North
Third street. Harrisburg, Pa
SEVENTH WARD.
Samuel kat2man. l206-1a07 ". Seventh
street. residence. 1907 North Seventh
street. Harrisburg. Pa.
Wilhelm j. Mehring, 1901, 1908 and 1905
\. Sixth street. residence Harrisburg,
Pa.
EIGHTH WARD.
Frederick L Koenig. Nos. Sls, SIS ana
SIT North seventh street, residence
glS North Sixth street. Harrisburg,
Pa.
Andrew Schutsenbach, 400 Walnut
street. Harrisburg. residence. Harris
burg, Pa.
Lewis Baturin. 500 State street, resi-
dence, Harrisburg, Pa,
NINTH WARD.
John ]. Finn, 424 Market street, resi-.
denoe. s24 Market street. Harrisburg,
Pa.
Harry Keister, 500 Market street. resi-
dence. 2ot North Second street, Har-
Charles s. Bux. SIS and $40 Market
street, residence, Harrisburg. Pa.
Frank F. seiss. 900 and 9o2 Market
street. residence, Harrisburg, Pa
NJ. 2. johnson, IS Grace Ave-, residence,
1925 North Front street. Harrisburg,
Pa
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Wiconisco Township.

j. II. Pontius, Pottsville street, south
side.
Benjamin Welker, Jones House, on south
side of Pottsville street.
Andrew Hoffman, West End Hotel.
John ]. Murphy Center street, Central
Hotel.
Edmund Umholtz, south side of Potts
vile street.
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Cyrus Donley. south side Market street,
West ward, residence, Williamstown
borough, Pa.
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Lykenn Borough

o. c. Paul National Hotel. corner
Market and Union streets
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WiIIinustOwu,

II. II. Weaver. trading as Weaver
Son, residence, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Pa.
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THIRD WARD.
Stanley G. Jean. trading and doing bus
mess as Hanlen Bros, S31 Market
street, residence Harrisburg, Pa.
William E. Seel. trading as Waller &
Seel, 319 Market street, residence
Paxtang. Pa.
James n. Reese, 109 South Second
street. residence. Harrisburg Pa.
FIFTH WARD.
John G. Wall. 1200-1202 North Sixth
street. residence. Harrisburg. Pa.
SIXTH WARD.
Hugo Schutzenbach, 416 Broad or ver-
beke street N. w. corner Fulton and