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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-24
BIG UNDERGROUND STREAM
FOUND AT DEPTH OF EIGHT
FEET IN RUSSELL PASTURE

. While digging well In the
. Russell pasture, adjoining FL :
. ko on the south. the workmen =
. of the Catlin shale-mining en- :
. terprise today struck stream :
. of water at eight feet with :
. such heavy flow the engines :
. could not pump 1t away and :
. which filled three-inch pipe. :
. The workmen are preparing :
. to put on two and. II neces. :
. sary, three engines and dig :
. down 10 the gravel-bed, which :
. is probably at a depth OF ten :
y feet.
. There's a world of sub-sur- (
. face water In this section for :
. irrigating by pumping. (
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Williams
and child, Of Fallon, accompanied by
Mrs. Kenney, are here today on their
way to Gold Creek, where they will
enjoy q stay at their summer ranch
home.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-24

broom. Commissioner Simmons said
II gave the orders before I left. On
with the work. Let the cleanup be
unConTInel"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-24
. . 9 . o 9 9 g O Q
ONE WHITE, ONE BLACK.

DENVER. Colo, July "a
Twin babies. one pure white
and the other pure black,
have been born TO Mabel
, Owen, a Denver woman.
, q a. a. - - a. a,
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-24
DOUBLE DUTY

When anybody is seeking a double duty the
store that gives the most Sunset
always ousy sore-ges the business
than elsewhere in Eo guaranteed money
back wihou argument When
you 10 us FAVOR Your orders delivered
DAY and make your dollar do double
regular prices:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

Wednesday from q southern trip 20 New
Orleans and Pass Christian, Kentucky
and Tenneshce. Mrs. Frassrs mother.
Mrs. George N. pullman Of Dallas. Tex.
10 here 20 spend tho gumnsr with her,
Mr.. and Mrs Newton ~ Barkalow and
Miss Gcnevieyo Barknlow left wednasday
for Denver. whore they will spend tho
summer. They viii BIO there In time for
the golden wedding anniversary Of Mrs.
Barkalow's parents Mr. ana Mrs. o. NJ
Carter. which viii DO Tuesday.
Mrs T.. ". crofoot and Mrs. c. g.
George moiored 10 Des Moines and re-
turned wednesday, BY train. owing 10 the
rain Thursday evening Mrs. crofoot
vent 10 New York 20 spend unstsr with
hor daughter Virginia. whose vacation
from school at Torrosdnie, Pa, 10 at
this time.
Mrs Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock 10 here from
Washington spending two weeks with her
daughter MIRA Harry Doorly. ana Mr..
Doorly. The latterp brother Mr.. John
Dooriy OF Leeds. England. was also a
guest at the Doorly homo from Monday
until "Wednesday, on a Christian Science
lecture tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. RuAhton returned
Thursday morning from q three months
absence. during which time they visited
Florida. New York. Washington and
other eastern points. Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
ton, who won't south 10 escape the severe
weather. are much refreshed and Inn
proved In health.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

A daughter was born 20 Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Gallagher last week.
Mrs. Fred LOOMS returned Saturday
morning from week In Kansas city.
Mrs. X. II, schwioder OF Springfield
no, 10 visiting Misses Pearl and Flodcll
Higgins.
Mrs r. J. Dining plans to join her
daughter, Miss Louise Dining. and Mrs.
Charles Turner. OF Fremont, IN New
York Ia June.
H. ID. Hall OF the Milwaukee Athletic
club has arrived 20 take charge OF the
Omaha club OF which ho IL 10 be the
manager steward.
Mrs. George poane. ST., has been al
Emmanuel hospital several days for a
SLIGHT throat operation, but expects 10
return home today.
Judge and Mira w A. Redlck have
bought in Dundee. next door 10 their
sons home at he0B Chicago street. ana
VIII build homo there IN tbs near
future.
Mrs. George vesH. who has been east
for several weeks, has been quite M with
ear trouble at the home Of her sister.
NHfhf"t ~ AtAAhAhhNnihs anu rs not
yet able TO come home.
Mrs. ]. Landauer and her sister. Miss
Calm, Of Chicago. are tho weekend
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs J. I.andauer ana
AR and Mrs, A. NJ fandauer. enronte
homo from California. whore they spen,
tho winter
New arrivals At the Hotel snapp In M.
eelsior springs, Nm. include tho fallovs.
ms Nesmskanai Aih Charles n Rlss.
man. Mr ,, Il. Mcdonald and Mr. mao.
deFs sashs " Omaha and Mfs John
Lloyd u York, Cor a weeks stay
Mrs Harry Wilkins and children whn
eAma Tor the funeral ~ nor father M
Frank celpetsef last week, returned
Sunday 20 Chleago Mrs calpotEsr ana
hef mother. AiFs Dubois sxneat "a IL
20 chlraEo within tWa % three seek.
% ssii Mf and alrs wilkins
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
SUFFERS TWO OPERATIONS
WITHIN EIGHT WEEKS

hFs Elizabeth fisekisr, who alsd ias,
seek IN eouuel niutfs hospital saf.
teFtd two operations within slght weeks
tha funeral wAs attended - nisnlsrs o.
tas Naeeahsss spa Royal Nslshhafs sas
wss va Wits af tiapA ~ HaektaY wa
g tpafs e 49, and resided la eana Il
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she le'Hst the baptist thafeA ahs wss
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

Saturday on the hill as the guest or Miss
Goodwill. teacher In the academy. MISS
Jack was a member OF the class Of 1915.
A swimming class for girls on Saturday
morning has been organized. Many on
the college girls have enrolled. Brownel
Hall girls have a class Wednesday after
noon.
Arthur Raymond Jones. II spent Tri-
day and Saturday on the campus as the
guest OF P. wyckoff Cummings OF the
senior class.
President Nlcholl and Vice President
Baskerville acted as representatives Of
the Bellevue church at the PresbyteTtal
meeting at Wahoo Wednesday.
The cast of the senior play was chosen
this week by Prof. Edwin l.. Pulls. The
first rehearsal took place Thursday eye-
ming.
Rinod l.. Gilman, 10. returned from
Lincoln Friday to his home in Bellevue
and visited tho hill TO renew old ASSOC
Citations.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Florence
Social Items

Miss Olga Mortenssn left the prst Of
the week 70 visit with hor sister at Des
Moines, In. She expects 10 DO gone about
n week
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Christensen are
happy over the arrival Of a boy at their
homo Sunday.
Mr. add Nrs. n. d. Psrrine OF South
Omaha have moved TO tho Peterson farm
north Of town 10 mako their home.
Mrs, N. A. @, Francis Of Boston, Mass,
who has been visiting Mrs. II. L. Platz,
returns TO her home today,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Durham left
Wednesday for Lincoln, whore they will
visit for two weeks Their daughter will
be married in Lincoln the coming week.
Fritz Mntthiesen OF Herman, Neb, has
been spending tho week Visiting HIS
brother. Martin Matthieaen.
Miss Edna Prico Of Blair. Eeb.. spent
the torepart OF tho week as tho guest Of
hor sister. Mrs w. r. Wall.
Mrs. 10. G. Webster will entertain the
Ladder AID society OF tho Methodist
church at her home Thursday afternoon.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ables.
Monday, a boy.
Mrs, Gerriett Jansen will entertain the
Ladies' guild az her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Barrowclough and
family leave today for Los Angeles. Cal.
where they will spend several weeks
visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Fritz Blacksmith arc
rejoicing over tho arrival Of baby girl
Monday
Mr., and Mrs. r.. w. Parker and Mr.
o. w Nelson arc expected home from
Haines city Fla. next week. They are
motoring homo after having spent the
winter there.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Easter Week Visitors.

Mr and Mrs. n L. Burke expect Mr..
Burkes mother and sister Mrs. John %.
Burke and Mrs. George Lunt Of califor-
min, 90 arrive the last OF tho weak 70 visit
them,
MTA Charles weokes and little daugh.
der. huriel EdIth, Of scoun, Neb., will
arrive this week 70 be tho guests Of DR..
Neekeg parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. -.
WeThee whiio the doctor II taking q
fSet+Hraduote course Ia the east
Captain ana Mrs Btorg Bowen arrived
Thursday from Fort wiliiams. Ne, on a
three woakg leave. and are guests OF his
mother. Mrs. William Il. Bowen, and
later will be with Mrs, Bowons sister,
Mrs. George Mcintyre Both Captain and
Mrs. Bowen arc former Onahana, and
this Il their first yisit hero IN several
years, Mrs. Mcintyre will give a tea
"wednesday for Mrs Bowen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Social Plans Of Easter Week.

IL Mars club VIII give poat-Lantan
dancing party at The noins hotel Easter
Monday.
The Saturday Evening Dinner-Dancs
club VIII give ita closing social affair AZ
the Fontsnsils Saturday evening.
With tho beginning OF tho spring season
the Unworthy club VIII resume the din
ner-dances 70 popular during tho winter
and announces the first one for next SAT-
ufday evening.
The South eide Progressive club will
give a card party at tho club hall Mon
day evening. Tho hostesses are Mes
danes NJ Frye. ~ Hardy 70. Hoffman.
Albert Klein. Edward Morris and w. A.
Kelly.
The Nabob club will give dancing
party az Harts hall Friday evening
Robert Greene IL president Of tho club
and II assisted in tho arrangements for
the affair BY Richard Perry. Bud Miller
and Herbert Welsh.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Bellevue
Society Circles

Bellevue Modern Woodmen gave their
bi-weekly dance in tho town hall last
Saturday evening
Friends OF Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Tyler,
formerly OF Bellevue, but now in Do
eAtur H., where Dr. Tyler went in jan
uary TO act as head Of tho department Of
biology. have received favorable reports
% the Tylers' work in Illinois.
Dr w. H. Betz has just lifted the
smallpox quarantine from Floyd spicer.
after a three weeks confinement The
family Is still under quarantine.
Tho old college building Al tho corner
Of Twenty-eighth and Franklin streets,
known as Rugby hall. has been purchased
by w, A. Jones.
The local Presbyterian church was rep
resented At tho preahytery meeting at
waheo Wednesday by Rev. Charles F.
baskerville and Prof. W. n Nleholl.
Tho rresbytery agreed 10 accept the res.
isnAton Of pr stephen Phelps az pastor
of tina Bellevue church. 10 take effect
August 81,
Jake Lewis, unopposed demoeratio can
ildaia Tor sheriff. was the only one Of
the four Bellevue candidates for nondna.
ton for county office 70 win out
Hart Monroe, an old resident ~ nslle-
vue. who has been Ia Wyoming on a
homestead during the Last two months.
wll return 20 visit his family
The taWn hoard has erected paw
dFlnklus fountain Ia the csnteF 81 the
village square
Thirteen acres % hay lAnd belonging 10
the sawn will b leased 70 lha highest
hiiaer this manth. Ten acres are elts
vatsd west - usliuyus and three acres
aoFth " the esmstery.
,, ~ wheat. eauntY faAas 81 haFpr
rounty. has notified ths sxsaatFtk AMI
creditors q ths sstata ~ the late James
% #iakes b. ssttis he AfgAifa
wAwara nsaAAg fpFuaElY bAnan,Aatsg
IA EpH ereek. has ", sfued tFea cati,
t9gnl& He has purchased lQl % Tssat
tF slEhth slfaat freia A. RI nuna a.
neal sksai faF ne sallsss. A bsnsaiss
sil ts tiait
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Omahans AZ Execution sprinrs.

Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Peters. who have
been 81 tho Springs. returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Colt and Miss Betty
Colt have returned from a weeks stay
at he Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis @. Doup are at Icx-
cslAior SPRINGS and viii not return untll
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack sharp and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. LETTERS returned Wednesday
from Excelsior Springs
Dir, and Mrs r, II Myers returned
early In the week from Excelsior Springs,
whore they spsnt two weeks.
Omahans registered at the Elms hotel.
Excelsior sgIingz Mo-. include Mesars.
A. J. Cole, q A, soabury. o. c. Chestnut
and H. n Godaii,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

Mrs. John A. Mcshane will replace Mrs,
Warren Kogers Rs active president OF the
Franco-B Belgian Relief society next year,
and Mra. Herman Kountzs succeeds Miss
Jessie Willard as Vice president The
last meeting was held Tuesday with Mrs.
o. G. Rodiek Besides a largo box of
bandages and surgical dressings to be
forwarded this week 10 Bouen. a sum
OF money exceeding 500 viii be sent TO
Miss Grace zorbaugh In Paris Next
autumn the society will again take up
the relief work. In which II has shown
an infringing interest sinee first started
last year by Madame Borglum and Miss
Willard
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
News Of the wayfarers.

Mr., and Mrs. Howard Baldrige and son.
Malcolm. are spending Easter at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Franklin shotwell. who has besn
In New York. has gone 10 Atlantic City
for Easter.
Mrs. y buckingham IL AZ Worland,
wyo. visiting and will not be home until
after Easter.
Mlsa Nellie Meredith and Miss Efglo
copenharve are spending Easter sunday
with friends IN Shenandoah. la
Miss Margaret Greer Baum went 10
Atlantic city "Wednesday from Newton.
n. J.. 70 be with her aunt. Mias Helen
Baum az Haddon Han, for ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Buy Ii and Leave
II Campaign for the
Belgian Relief

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
BellevieW
College Notes

Messra Paul sharp, tsregg Mcbride and
Lloyd Worley ofsthe Nebraska Wesleyan
debate team. which lost to Bellevue FRI
day evening. were entertained after the
debate by Miss Luella NJ, Carter dean OF
women.
Miss Marguerite Nesbit OF Tekamah.
Of tho class OF 1918 was the guest OF
Miss Jeanette Goodwill Friday and Sat
urday
special Easter dinner will be served
by ths cooks in the college dining room
this noon. Members of the faculty and
students who remain on the hill over tho
week end viii DO present.
President w. ID, NiehoIl acted az Judge
at Auburn Friday evening in tho debate.
Miss Marguerite Jack spent Friday and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Notes Of Intereat.

Mrs James Chadwick returned sunday
from chinaka. where che has bean with
MW Lewis 3. Reed for several weeks
Mrs Gean has been very llt. hut "a IN,
proving sluWlv llrr SON tseNla v, Resd
hiss hetn fl Russia an huainrsn and ia
nos on his eaY homie
Mrs Elizabeth 0oWdY Baker portrait
painter q NaW York. ehass pictures
are 10 - on eshihltlan az whitmare .
this weeh. aFfitpa MuudaY and wlli be
the aasai AZ Sire IA M Mash while here
Several 81 Aira nakpFs paFtmus hans
IN me Nesh hams Including enc ef Mas
Frances Sash and tss nf her sistsfs.
ne late NFs ilafr1 eafiap and Mias
Esthef Nsah
Mrs Arthur G amlih. president ~ tha
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natiaaAt tenteHiian af tha cpianttl
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Plans for Spring Travel.

Mr., and Mrs. G J. smyth are solng
70 California the frat OF May. % he
Eone several weeks.
Mrs II. y, Wood expects 70 so 10
Denver about May 70 visit her daughter,
MFs. Harry crsnmer
Mr., and Mrs. Rsrton Willard and chill
dren leave about May 10 Walt AIr and
Mrs 6eorke chttssianey at Iiarisdale. \
T.. for three weeks o. month
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
ENGl lSA LUTHERAN CHURCH
10 GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Change Of Residence.

Dr and Mra. charlee O'Nelll Rich VIII
move from Gioa Capitol avenue 10 t0e0
Underwood avenue about May T.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ~, Fitzgerald will giyo
40 their present home In Dundee and
move Wednesday 20 GOll Chicago street.
Mr. and Mrs David A. Baum have sold
their Harvey street home and will take
W permanent residence at The Fonte-
nellie
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Wedding Plans.

Miss Beatrice Hancock, daughter or
Dean and Mrs. James A. Hancock, win
DO married at Trinity cathedral Castor
Monday NJ 3 o'clock 10 Mr.. Kclso Nor
gan OF Omaha, gon OF Mrs Albert r.
Morgan Of Lewis. Ia. The officiating
clergyman VIII be tho father Of tho bride.
There viii be no attendants. No invita-
tons have been issued for tho wedding
and the young couple will leave immedi-
atciy after for their wedding trip
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
On the Calendar.

Miss Marguerite Scott will entertain In
formally on saturday. complimentary 70
tho Misses June ana Lucille Brown. whose
engagements were announced recently.
The Carter Lake Luncheon club will be
entertained next FRIDAY by Mrs. byron
Hart and Mrs @ y, Scott. AZ the home
cf Mrs scott, M South Thir,y-alSth
street
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Easter Sunday Betrothals.

Mr. and Mrs Arthur y, Churchill an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Hildred. 70 Mr Clinton Briggs STUNT
II this city. son Of Mrs. Mary r. STUNT
and the late Mr.. Igrnost STUNT. The we'd
ding will take place In tho early summer.
Mr. and Mrs II. NJ Craig announce
the beirothal Of their daughter, jose
prime. and Mr.. J. r. Travis. son Of Mrs.
elizabeth Travis OF Pihtsmouth The
late sudEe u b Travis was father OF
the bridegroom-to-be Miss Craig IL n
lyric soprano who has won favorable
mention ~ many public appearance.
The wedding will be Celebrated the mid
do of May.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
cotxrell.p Dickinson KuptiaIs.

Announcement is made Of the marroage
Of Mr. Edward Goodrich coekrell and
Miss Gertrude Dickinson, daughter Of
Judge ana Mrs Charles T, Dickinson OF
this city, which took place last saturday
afternoon at O'Clock az the home Of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Cock
rell VIII be at home after May Is At 257l
Fort street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Society to Hear Lectures.

Mrs. Anihouy Merrill win begin heF &C.
ilsa y leetpfas Msinepiiy Tho gfrss ons.
AaklnE the Mast II Your iafs VIII ha
a The home Of Alss Jessie Willard and
shs aefond ene vill be Friday AZ Nrs Ben
4aiiaahsra
These lectnrem ala N them 49, al a
- giNsn AZ private houses and are among
he antisliaied pleAafres " The altar tas
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eat d ne Esretia Nflsa af GESTURES shlah
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
University Dinner Club Dance.

oinner-dance At the club house next SAT-
urday evening,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

friends. after which she will 20 10 CHI
oago and DeKalb, H., before returning
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Paat Festiyitiea.

Mrs, Andrew Christensen entertained
The Daisy Konsington club al her homo
Wednesday afternoon. Those present
| xySras
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
WOMEN TO,COMPETE :
FOR U. G. !. AWARDS
FOR GAS-BAKED BREAD
Housewives WV Strive for
Beautiful Lamps-City Di-
vided Into Several Dis
tricts
ONLY ONE RULE GOVERNS

Can you make good bread7 Well. II
you can, you have a chance to carry on
n prize in the bread-baking contests which
will be held this week in the various dis
trict offices Of the United Gas Improvement
Company,
Each district has It's own prizes, for
which the housekeepers within It's terri
tory may compete. The first prize In
each is a fashionable mahogany floor
lamp, with a choice OF old gold or old
rose silk shades-a lamp that sells regu-
larly for sl9. The second prize is a table
lamp of Japanese bronze with choice OF
silk shades, and the third, fourth and
fifth are the new &C. Il. d." lights, COM
plete. with shade and self-lighting attach
ments. Entries will be received all this
week until s o'clock Saturday afternoon,
and the decision Of the judges will be
made on Monday. May Is.
The contest rules do not restrict the
size or ingredients of the loaf. Each house.
keeper may use her favorite recipe. The
one condition is that the loaf must be
baked in gas range
A royal welcome has been arranged for
all housekeepers who visit the various
district offices of the company. Every
branch office has been transformed into
a charming Japanese bower, with decora-
tions Of cherry blossoms and other fow-
ers suggestive of the island republic in
the Far East, The attendants will be in
Japanese costume. Japanese maids will
serve tea and souvenirs will be distrib-
uted to housewives. There will also bo
music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

H1n5s i5S.l n Nkn,nEsr k%nEsr sTidSepqEt cspn and
r. ,Lnngdon IiSo Brown ST.
%sFie f. o4S oao az 1s L9ssSa'sfr 9stS ss ave. and
Daniel Gallagher.. Germantown. and Hannah
MeSSof afssaeis r@Gs'GSa s4ae E Madison st. and
,Josephim Muzyka, 2506 f.. westmoreiand st.
w22,ciseh Fesss sSso s2sS s aaul st. and AEata
Edward g. ,Plen.kofsiti. .212O $. Howard st.
Hang na E5aSe5h bTa tSsnE s. S n2w9fd st.
.sss, . d. .ns a%' r.an haan
z. Dixon. If21 stilss st. :" ST. anu f''''
"Is Rose s. sSoe rfEo2! % ssSn"l'A s. st. ana
Joseph 'sir G. cieres. iS1s N. sssd ST.. and Ruth
M Kretz. Reading. Pa. - :,
III SSns EST%sE 80 Ss, PTss{S% ;Sssn and
RosSlia zaE. 1856 bermuda St
John Jones. 5l51 Sheldon ST., and Emma
oesrss sas"i r.daS n AF%fs g4sx 7tn st. and
Charles kiTsch, SSssw York city; and Dorothy
Jasa ks%fBSt'kky kyans 1920 ad Fletcher st. and
Helen NJ. Turner, l64s N. 2sth at.
VINCENT se, ste1SSwSE MnSyg1Ek Pa and
Joseph ]. Burns, 4445 Germantown ave. and
;, Gsrtrqdep M; ~ DgpIaps 4sqS 500, woodland aye. &
waiter 3. Kihd9n. S4ss Bewman ST., and
Julia1na K: sSeshnell, 25is Meryinss ST., st.
ApsEn REneE r. SO ay N oSS isS st. ts,h st. ana E'he
Z. V. HARDY. Ills Wood st. ~
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Painter Killed by Fall

- a 'H'et hiIisu by Fan
s.s',. e painting house, 6Tso Wayne
49,. Hs,,'' germantown. yesterday afternoon,
- Nope, 6s years old, OF 6s0s Bayn-
.'.ssh fell from ladder at the third