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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
FANNIE WARD STARS
TODAY AT THE GRAND

famous Broadway stars, appear in the
leading roles.
The famous Scotch village set at
melville. which served SO strikingly
in the production of Peggy" in which
Billie Burke Is starred. Is this week
undergoing n transition. 1t is being
converted into n setting that will de-
pict small fishing village on the north
coast of England and will be used for
number of scenes in the current
Triangle-Kay Bee subject in which
William Fl. Thompson Is being starred
under the direction Of Walter Ed
wards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
two trots and=a couple=of PAGES for
purses Of $1,000.

CHARLESTON: Announcement
has been made by the department OF
free schools that w. O. GiAt. for
four years chief clerk OF the depart
ment. has resigned to take up the
management OF a model farm he
owns Brooke county, after April i.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

CHARLESTON: Lumber opera
tors Of West Virginia have been in
formed by cable from London that
the English government will declare
q nembargo on all kinds OF lumber
and timber In April, An embargo ON
walnut and other lumber used for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27
Scene from "Tennessee's Pardner,"
Today's Feature Film at the Rob-
inson Grand.

According to those who have seen
the picture, 1t is the best work of her
entire career. 1t Is Paramount pic
ture.
The cast supporting Miss Ward is
one of unusual excellence and con-
sists Of such well known artists as
Jack Dean, Charles Clary, Jessie Ar
mold, Raymond Hatton and others.
From Photographic standpoint,
the production is said to be unusual,
the company spending many days in
the rugged Sierras for the filming of
the beautiful exterior scenes. The
Lasky Company considers "Tennes-
sees pardner," one of its best produc-
tions.
The added attraction today is the
seventh chapter OF 1.-The Strange Case
OF Mary Page" and the Paramount
Photograph.
Tomorrow, Marguerite Snow will
be presented in "a Corner in Cotton"
The death is announced at his home
in Rochester of Tom Karl, famous as
an opera singer. and as one Of the or
ganizers and manager for many years
Of the celebrated ''Bostontans."
Holbrook Blinn, whose vivid char
acterfzatlons have made him famous,
Is seen in 1.-THE objectionable Sin" at
the Orpheum thcater today. The story
Of this play deals with man who
sinks to the utmost depths of degrade
tlon but who. inspired by the beautiful
spirit Of love. gets back again to hon
est living. The wide range of the story
gives Or. Blinn an exceptional oppor-
tunity for forceful acting and in the
leading role he appears in power-and
Tomorrow, the great dramatic mas
terplece, "FTop, the DEVILS Brew" pro-
duced by the Blue Bird Film Corpora
ton. will be the special Offering.
Phillip Smalley and Lois Weber. the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

FA1RMoNT:ZDr.H.A.G unkle. of
Hamilton, Ont. is the new minister
of Grace Lutheran church here, hav-
ing been unanimously elected ut a
congregational meeting to succeed
the Rev. John s. Robinson, who re-
signed to accept a call in another
field,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

more interest than anything. seen there
this season. The unusual interest
lroused by Hopper's debut in motion
picture plays and the filming Of Cer-
Yantes's classic made 1t possible for
its being held over.
Ford Sterling is at the top OF an
all star Keystone cast presenting His
Pride and His Shame" a two act funny
one. Sterling is a fayorite with
glarksburgers. a fact which makes
his an added attraction OF note.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

S1.2s6 as an inheritance tax. The
widow and one daughter of Mrs.
inherit all the estate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

pose the vaudeville bill at the Odeon
theater for the first half of this week.
There is plenty of variety of COM
meudabIe nature and just enough
music and songs to please the general
majority.
Tom overholt and the Young sisters
who are called "The song and dance
fashion plates" with the "kleanest,
klassiest kut act" in vaudeville are
first on the bill. They sing, talk, dance
and display beautiful costumes. Other
clever features are the stillings, the
famous banjo artists, and Miss Nina
Davis, character Coincidence and
dancer. A four reel photoplay entitled
"The Coquette" and featuring Miss
Rae Martin Is also on the program.
The Beauty" comedies, Pedigree,
Pups and PUSHES" an amusing COM
parison giving scope to Oral Humph-
rvs eccentric abilities. and Adjust
ing His Claim" one reel funny pic
ture featuring Carol Holloway. John
Sheehan and John Stepping are being
produced at present. Arthur McMack-
in is directing the latter picture.
- o.
The special attraction at the Bijou
today is De Wolf Hopper, who appears
in the title role Of Ceryantes's cele-
brated novel, "Don Quixote." This
picture. a five act Triangle produced
by D. w. Griffith. comes to Clarksburg
from the great Knickerbocker theater,
New York, where 1t ran two weeks
showing TO more people and creating
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

CHARLESTON: The committee
on arrangements announces that the
annual state convention of the West
Virginia State Pharmaceutical Assoc
citation will be held at Webster
Springs June 90, 81 and 90. Fred #.
Allen, of Charleston Is arranging
the program.
GRAFTON: Improved Mallett Io-
comotives of the latest type have
been received here by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for heavy freight
haul between this city and .teyaer.
The Mikado type engines heretofore
used on this run, will be placed In
service between Fairmont and Graf
ton.
ELK1Ns: Judge John Homer
Holt, 60. for sixteen years judge OF
the nineteenth judicial circuit, Is
dead at his home. after long illness
Of paralysis. Judge Holt was born
near Kfngwood, Preston county, June
10, 1854, and began his career as an
attorney at Kingwood, later practic-
Ing at Grafton. His judicial circuit
consisted of Tucker. Randolph. Bar
bour, Taylor and Preston counties
and he served two terms OF eight
years each, the last expiring in 1913.
FA1RMoNT: The body of per-
fectly formed girl baby, which was
thought to have been dead two or
three days, and which apparently had
lived only day or so. was found on
the East Side in a vacant lot near the
Market and Raymond street section.
The body was found partly hidden I'M
der some old clothing.
CHARLESTON: The estate of H. T.
Hutchinson, Of Wheeling. has paid to
tho tax commissioners department
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

When the London success. NAV
ourneen," is produced in this country
by Corey. Williams and Ritter. Peggy
o'Neil will play tho leading role. 1t
is romantic costume drama OF the
times OF Charles II. with a spirited
Irish heroine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

the construction OF articles conlnI
under the hend OF .luxuries" was dc
clRrad some time ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-27

Sir Charles Wyndham, the noted
English actor. who is In his seventies,
lately married Mary Moore. his Lead
ing woman and widow OF James Al
berry. the dramatist. Sir Charles was
In America at the time OF the Civil
war and is said to have played in tho
same company with John Wilkes
Booth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
FOURTH REGIMENT MAY
SOON GO INTO CAMP
Acknowledgement Sale Tricgrnphs to
Colonel GoodyTyn That Funds
Are Now Available.

Acknowledgement sale yesterday ;e!-
crraphed Colonel Edward T.. Goodwyn,
- Emporia. commander OF the Fourth
Regiment. Virginia Infantry, asking Il
lie desired his men 10 go into tic an
nual fftccnday cncempn"n, this year.
@ud stating that by the rec.u, passage
% the army appropriation bin. the
necessary funds mad been made avail
able No answer has been received yet.
II the Fourth Regiment goes into
CAMP y is thought That the site wl!
pf9hhp!y be az Koanote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
YOUNG MAN is HELD UP
HALF BLOCK FROM HOME
r.. y. Sewers Made 10 stand M poInt
OF PISTOL by Negro on Rrund
Rock Itond,

+. 5. Sewers, living at Forty first
street and the Broad Rock Road rc
ported TO tho police of the Third Dis
trict last night that he had been hold
UP by "a negro shortly before s o'clock
within a block Of his home. The M.
lice were notified at once, but had bcen
unable to locate the assailaut nj an
early hour this morning The hold
UP occurred in Broad Rock Road In
dark spot, only a short distance fron,
several houses where persons were Sit
tlhs on their front porches rha hin
wayman worked so quickly and nuieii,.
however that no one knew what wns
taking place az
According "a the story told ,b. No.
nee last night. Sewers had in.,
stepped out of his front gate. ana b.,G
gone only about half "A city block v.hou
cue man passed. The assailant .sLcd
ior match Sewers replied tbat hn
nad none, and passed on. waikiki. f,.,
me man broke into :. run Snvrnr,
st"hped ana wheeled around ana :,
pis'ol Was flashed in his face rho
!. EhWaNman got nothing for his o.
lot" Inc police said Sewers .cn,-,.
TT th''t NO one ever had any, on,,r,.
"L,er Labor Day" After thinJiir,, n,,,,,.
ms remark. tho man finally toiI h;
'''l ne might pass on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
BIG COAL MOVEMENT
For Calendar Ycnr to Dntc, &. & q. lin.
Dumped 3..05.05D Tons nj
Newport Sc,Hs

substantial increases arc reported in
'hc coal and coke loaded 10y the Chess
apeake and Ohio Railway in the coal
heids OF West Virginia during The
m"hth OF August. and of the coal dump
ca over the piers at Newport News as
compared with August year ago.
mere were 2.5t 1905 tons Of coal and
coke loaded during the month. as com
pared with 2.420.630 last year, making
an increase OF 1868 tons.
Dumping over the piers at Newport
News Tor the month OF August aggrc-
gated fii.9lS tons. 20,22? tons over
last year. For the calendar year TO
date the Chesapeake and Ohio has
dumped 3.294.a"s tons at Newport News
as against 2.75i.239 for the same pc
Rod OF last year. showing an increase
or 5io.72o tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
NINE YEAR-OLD BOY IS
DROWNED IN POWER CANAL
John McWhurtcr Misses Footing
While Attempting to Cross
on Narrow Girtier.
COMPANIONS SOUND ALARM
Efforts at Reconsideration Unsuccess-
ful--tioy Is Survived by Ills Par
entS and -Four BrothcrS-tuneral
Arrangements Not Completed.

John McWhorter. nine years old. OF
Is East Marshall Street. was drowned
IN the canal near the foot of f.iCVrntn
street yesterday afternoon.
The boy was in the Vicinit- when :;
strll alarm for Il small fire was sounded
ana he attempted to cross inn canal
which leads to the power house ii
the Virginia hallway and Power COM
pany. on marrow girdcr He missed
his footing in his hurry and fell into
the water.
Several friends who were win hin,
and following close behind him So ~
him as he fell and sounded the alarm
at once. Employees of the power
house and other men in the ncirhbor-
mood were notified. and efforts were
made Ia rescue young McWhortcr.
However. after sinking beneath the
surface twice he came TO the top and
remained there as the waters carried
him toward the power house
1t is believed that the child prac-
been swept fifty yards down tho canal.
water near the foot Of Twelfth street.
Efforts We're made to rcsuscitatc the
boy. but they We're unavailing
Coroner Taylor was notified a, once.
ana ordered tho body turned over to
Undertaken Bliley. Friends who were
with McWhorter at the time he WAS
drowned carried the news Of his death
to his home
The boy is the son OF Leslie Nc
Whortcr. and is survived ~ his pa
rents and four brothers No arrange
menis had been made for the funcra |
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
AUT0MOB|LE-DAY PLAN
MEETS WITH APPROVAL
Fair Directors Adopt Suggestion of
The Times-Dispatch and
Offer Prizes.
DATE is SET FOR OCTOBER Il
twelve Local Entries Are Secured i'm
various Classiiications-W In.
ducc Visitors to Come Hero in
Their Cars.

~ the meeting Of the board of direc-
Tors OF the Virginia State Fair Assoc
catlon yesterday afternoon the suc-
ecstion or The Times Dispatch that an
automobile day should he held on Oc-
uoncr II was enthusiastically received
Ihe IDEA has met with the express an
ltoNal OF the Richmond Automobile
'iub. which has appointed a co,uJn;t
zee TO assist In making necessary ar
ranGcments. Nearly dozen nrizns
VIII he awarded by the Fair Assoct,-
non. and trophy will be donated bv
Inc Times Dispatch for one of tho
principal events of the day
tentative program OF event. "a.
prepared by representatives from Tho
ilines- Dispatch aud colnmitte. ,ro,n
the Richmond AutomobiIc C.Iu,, 49,,
adopted by the Fair Association d;,n,
,"rS' rms program. 30 far as i, has
oesh MADE out. wan printed in tho
coiufnns OF this paper on Monday
morning II viii be added to AZ those
IN charge Of the events see M Egn.
cial effort will be made IN have ~,
oi-'o~n visitors participate I'm the cor.
tests Tor the longest distance RIM ana
trip. '''''nt" the
we've local entries were secured
yesterday. All contests Will ho r,,,,
under the rules OF the American A..
,omobiic Association The tr,ct ,,.;,
De oiled. and the fence Will he rc
''t"' so that the racers may not hc
haipercd. In addition To Tho r,,,.,,,
anu tNh'bits. every dealer competing
VII be allowed ten minutes nm ~
Trick in which TO give d.monx,r,,t,',.
Of new devices "''o"
HARRISON TO DE NOTIFIED
or HIS ELECTION
fairfaN Harrison. prcsidcn, of ~
southern Railway, will receive n,p,i,,,
nothcatlon OF his election as nr..i
ocht OF the Virginia State Fai, a..
sociation ut meeting OF the hn:,rd
u directors in the Mutual Building mis-
afternoons ''''
Entries for the live stock cxb;,5,
dre coming in continuously and N.,
SSer ~ w Spiirnan announced ycst.r
ia! that there would be NOR. cattle
on exhibit at the fair this year than
ever before T.. e. White, Of Lees
bnrS. has already entered a ru,ubo,
OF cxhib!ts in the heavy-draft horse
ciass Entries for the cattle exhihi,
have been received from Michigan
West Virginia. Maryland, pcnnsvlyani,
and Virginia.
The Virginia exhibits include the
Acca Farms. near Richmond; the Ros-
we'll * lngham herd of c;ucrnscys and
several carloads OF beef cattle from the
iicrford Breeders Association of Lee
County. herds from the farms of Gov
crnor Stuart and OF Wcstmorcland Da-
Wig candidate for Governor. and from
many others
All space in the Administrative
building. 1t is said. has been taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
AutomobIIc Crnxh,, In,o g..

An automobile said 10 he the pron.
erty OF j. w. Kern, 1907 Taylor street.
crashed through the front window of
Groenwalds Pharmacy. at Henry and
Broad Streets. about o'clock ycster-
day morning. The window was CON
siderably damaged, but neither the au-
tomobilc nor its driver was reported
TO the police as having been hurt No
explanation as to how the accident
occurred was found in the police re-.
port of the affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
SCARCITY or INGREDIENTS
AI"rRIRtrED 70 WAN

Scarcity OF ingredients entering into
paper manufacture. brought about
partly by the war, and the greatly aug
mented demand for paper OF all kinds.
produced by varying causes, mills and
manufacturers explain, are RESPONSE
BILE for present conditions The gov
eminent, IL appears. suspects other in
fluences also. and is conducting a
searching inquiry into the unprcce
dcntcd price Increases
One mill in a bulletin siu,DIicd to
Superintendent Bottom. explains a
33 l-3 per cent average increase i'm the
price of paper by table showing
enormous increases in raw materiaIs
attributable directly TO the war
The table lists the following in
gradients and the average prices he
fore tho war and now:
Alum, from cent to 3 cents n pound.
casin. from 6 y cents Ia II cents a
pound.
Satin white. dry weight, from cent,
To cents q pound.
AniIine colors. from 20 cents tn $40
IL pound.
Bleach. from IL cents 10 800 a
pound. understandable now even nj tho
last price.
Soda ash, from Go cents to $3.50 nor
100 pounds.
Rleached sulphite. from $3.50 TO SAFE
per 100.
Rags. thirds and blucs rom Il az
TO s2.i2h cents per 100.
I,osin, from S375 barrel In seso
Wooden and cotton fcIts. advanced
20 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Arrested ON Assault. chnrpc.

William Richardson was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policemen
wyatt and campodonica on charge
OF "sSauitine and kicking John Nor
gan. Ambulance Surgeon Green at
tended Morgan. hut found that he had
not been injured seriously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
I.oIlcc Court Cnnen.

DDra Iandolph. cVIoreh, was hn"d
go ard cnetH IN the polio" Court yes
t"rdhY on "a charge ~ asaaultlng and
cutting John D!iiard.
r1srph cinrkc colored. wan Hncd S50
ann COTS for narAulting Charles Boa
hShu with q knife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
HEhN ED hN Bf:NCI i\DaS
tOMMON NItIrII.S ,,rr,

L., IL
IN iHhV, Judge Gregory was oInc,nd
!""tc "i Chesterfield County and served
IN 'hht capacity for six wears Iatcr
'"Errnor william T.. Cameron annoini,
'H MN :" I'LL an uncNpired term .s
Juie" OF I'InWiddic County Durint,
~ session OF 1898. he represented tho
'"uhlE OF Chesterfield and the city of
Manchester Ia the House of DcIera,cs
j or n'nc years he served as Common
""hIlh's attorney Of Chesterfield C,oun-
~ ne was delegate from Virginia
I" INC National Democratic C,onvcn-
tion In Denver. Col, in 1905.
'"dEc Gregory was born at Rock
wood Chesterfield County, the home
OF h!E father. Rev. James Gregory. on
NpNeinhcr j.. 1871. and spent his early
nc there. At the outbreak OF the
War Between the states. he left Crccn-
hri"r college, w Va, where he was q
student. and enlisted four DAYS after
reaching nom" in the cornpanv com
mandcd by Captain Joseph T. Mason
"hlch. until the fight between the Mon
ii"r and tho Mcrrimac was stationed
az crhn"N Stand. subsequently. Cap
tam Aas"n'S company became Com
pany {, Ninth Virginia Regiment. at
th"hcd TO hickctts Division
81 Malvern ilill. Judge Gregory was
wounded three times. receiving n Sc
v"r" body wound and Il bullet in each
leg one Of tn" ball. was never cx-
iractcd. He Was in I'tckct,'s famous
'h"rEc ~ ;cttrshurr. and was again
w"nn6ch ~ the battle Of the yellow
,i"usc. Chesterfield County In October.
'?l". h" WAS appointed major on ,bn
STAFF Of General W T. Freeman I.,irs,
! i'rlgad". Virginia Division. United con.
irdcraic Veterans. iIc was also - ,nom
h"r Of the w. T.. Wooldridrc ANA tho
! Joseph II: Johnston cau,ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Finrh for u-ckre.. Driving.

/ y N. Da'Ih WAC HncI $IU and costs
( III the Police Court yesterday on
charge ~ rocklcnsly driving an auto
| mop!lc through the strccta. Policeman
HDlt arrrstcd him several nights ago
ar'"r Il lengthy chare up Hanover Ave-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Army Examination.

The Eastern Department of the
United States Army notified Adjutant-'
General Sale yesterday that another
examination Of candidates for appoint
ment To the rank of second lieutenant
would be held beginning October l6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
We'd in NnsI,in.t,,,

marriage license was issuod J.,
washington Yesterday 10 Highland
Goodman and Ada l.. Williams. hoth nf
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Trnnic Violation thorc.,

william curtis was arrested vostcr
day hy Policeman DuGan on n ,.horr.
OF being disordcrly and violating tbe
traffic ordinance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
Condition Imnrnxed.

condition Improved.
Mrs. j. William Robertson, Of Forest
I'M. who was operated on Monday Mt
the Stuart Circle Hospital, ia now i'm
proving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-06
JUDGE JAMES NJ. GREGORY
PASSES AWAY At HIS HOME
Wcll-Enown Figure in Social and
Political life of South
side Virginia.
DISTINGUISHED WAR RECORD
Served ON Bench and for Many Years
as Ccmmonwcilth'S Attorney OF
Observation-Disclosures to National
Democratic Convention in 1DOS.

Judge james Marcus Gregory. we'll
known III this city and for more than
fifty years "a leading figure III the social
and political life Of Southsidc Nir-
Ginia, died Yesterday morning 1T 7:30
o'clock at lis home on Forest HILL
following "a long Illness Funeral SER
vices viii To Conducted from the home
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. and burial
Will be in Hollywood Rev George
w. Mechanical y. H. pastor Of the
First Baptis, church and Rev. II. H..
White viii ofticiate.
Jude Gregory gained distinction
both In military ana civil life After
the war. ia which he made IA brilliant
record u" began the practice Of law
ana for nearly half "A century was one
virginia bar. During the famous Feat
tie murder trial, in 1911. he. as Com
inohWealth's attorney Of Chesterfield
county Was associated in the prose
cution with Attorney Louis o. Wan
d-nhurc. now State Senator
He is survived by his wife. Mrs lii
lie w Gregory, who is prominent in
the affairs of tn" Daughters of the
Coufcdcrtcy; and 10y NV. sons ard ono
daughter. ollyn w Percy e.. curry
W. 9. Carlisle. Thurlow 6. and Miss
Imosenc Gregory. For many years no
Church. -
follows: 's
Honorary--Judrc - e. nichnrdso,
judge George l.. Christian. John I,,,nh
'ehcraI w b. Freeman and stan. col.
"hel Joseph Y. Bidgood !. Preston car
son. pr. ~ X Bowlcs. W. T. Alien
Lewis ogden. +. V. cogbn Il. w. VIII
rec Judge Ernest II. Wells. Judge T,
L. lew Judge Beverly r. Crump. Ed
WIN - Con. George T.. Wise and
Charles Gil anu
Act!vc-Ben T.. owen. X s,a,i.y r,,h
crtS"n, Willis G. pulliam S,n,u.i -
;moore' T. l.. Mann. NJ. l.. Willis. r.. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17

MAUsOLEUM.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-seDasuano and Urazia Bonfig-
Ito, li,4 sOutn sixth, boy; W. A. and
Anna hainmon, 4Ssi Norm Forty first.
girl; Sebastano and Grazia Miluzagi, ~
Pierce, boy; chris ana Msrthene soren-
son. 1924 Lake, boy. Edward and Mary
sharda. 500 @, boy: Thomas l.. ana
Eleanor c. Sepin. al North Tnirtieth.
girl; Joseph and Stanislava kosolka, 4Ol2
.. girl: Christ and Rosa Cramer, hospi-
tai. girl; Dan J. and Bell Moran, ziOl
south Thirteenth, girl George =. and
Margaret Sheehan, 33ls South Thirty
second avenue, boy; Louis and Louise
Kasdorf. SOlS sherman avenue, girl
Harry and Hena Stiht. 1906 Fort, girl;
Giuseppe and Lucia Calabretto, 6l2 Pierce,
girl. Michael and Magdalena Barberic,
Fifty-fourth and w, boy.
Deaths-Mary NJ. Fogle, IS years, 5ll2
South Forty-flrst; Cora +. Church, .
years, Hollywood apartments; Carmelo
Picolo. q years. 7is Pierce Gust Land
mann, 65 years, hospital; Mrs Cyril J.
Morton. s3 years, hospital; Donald II.
Miller, years. Sile 8; John w; Drinkle,
months, loe South Twenty-eighth; Mrs
Anna Sobeslavsky. n years, 46l4 South
Twenty-fifth; James Egan, ~ years, 81
~ Mrs. Elizabeth Behrens, S years lsll
Binney.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17
WANTED 10 BUY

DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks. used desks. bought. sold
and traded. J. G. Reed. 1907 Farnam.
NEW and secondhand meat fixtures for
our new stores. Basket Stores office. 5li
Brandeis Theater Bldg. Phone Tyler $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-17

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