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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22
DISAGREES.

DISAGREES. i must disagree
with Carl Berreitter's recent article
which rebuked The Day Book be-
cause it published letter on which
he does not agree. A person that be-
lieves in free speech and a free press
would never suppress anyone from
expressing his ideas.
The Day Book should print every
letter received at its office, regard
less of certain individuals who de-
mand that articles on which they
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

append the list of unionized public
servants, which can be verified by
searching the pages of the directory
of unions, viz: City firemen, health
officers, city carpenters, electrical
workers, hospital nurses and attend
ants, laborers, meat, food and sani-
tary inspectors, postofice clerks,
sidewalk inspectors, teachers and
high school teachers. Elizabeth o.
De Velde.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22
CONE. BARNEY. speak,

COME, BARNEY, SPEAK-Hav-
ing read in the Daily News Barney
Bertsche's instruments of police cor
ruption, doubt its sincerity.
say to Barney if you write"
stories why don't you insert the YER
zebra that should go with it, since it's
a public benefit you're writing for.
IT'S simple enough to tell a lot of
stories but let us hear substantially,
old top; in other words, inject some
cognomens.
You claim to have the goods, dates
and last, but not least, the names.
Come with them in the open. Vital
facts will only be considered! Who
was the foreign" $4,000 sucker,
Kirby? The double crossing two
coppers for the so simoleons- the
names, l reiterate, Barney?
I'll warrant there isn't much Gre
dence to your write-up, unless you
submit genuine names. It's apparent
to me, like a mass of hyperboles. For
the benefit of the public, let's hear
you name some one, B. B., besides the
convicted officers. Have you some
thing to fear?-WaIter Neimitz, 1850
Milwaukee aV.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
Fer County cemmi~sioner.

In the announcement column vii
be found the name OF Howard Gar.
win for the Office of commissioner
from precinct No. I MIR Garyin
who lives two miles this side OF
Midlothian. Is the youngest son OF
Uncle Fin" Garvin. who Ia one OF
the oldest citizens OF the county
While the name is not new TO the
voters OF Ellis county this n th,
first time one OF the name has ask
ed for office In this county Howard
Garyin is an experienced road mar
and believes that his knowledge OF
road building will make him bet
ter commissioner. lie wants tho OF
ice and promises TO give the very
best service In return IL elected
lie asks TO be remembered when
you so TO the polls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
SAY SOCIETY WOMAN WHEEDLED
Nm OFT OF $4,000

INDIANAPOLIS. January Slow
a beautiful woman is alleged to have
received property worth $4,000 ia
exchange for smile. cigar. a
glass of beer aud 81 vas TO be told
In circuit court here today when
the civil action OF hugh T.. Hogan
VS. Mrs. James Rhode opened. Mrs.
Rhode. of social consequence in New
castle, Ind. was s:sser OF Ho5an's
wife. When Mrs. Hogan died HOGAN
decided the property 10 Mrs. Rhode
aud now Hogan wants che prerert,
back In preliminary testimony CIV
en- by Mrs. Rhode she tells OF many
years spent as a trapeze performer
and contortiohist with various cir
euses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
pensions FOR THE BLIND
BEGIN IN ILLINOIS TO-DAY

SPRINGFIELD Ill. January a.
Pensions for tho blind became ef-
fective in Illinois today Each blind
man above the age OF twenty-one
and each blind woman above the age
of eighteen will be paid $3.50 year
i'm quarterly installmenis. by the
counties in which they live. Pro
vision ~ made for competent incdi-
cal examination and for regulation
TO prevent fraud The act providins;
the pensions was passed By the last
general assembly. II was introdue-
cd b. Representative Tom Gormsu
Of Peoria The number OF beueticf-
aries has been yarigasiy eetimatcd AZ
from 20.0o0 80 io.o0o
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
OHIO FLOODS DRIVE
HUNDREDS FROM HOMES

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan S--Sey-
eral hundred persons were driven
from their homes and considerable
property damage was done by floods
throughout Ohio yesterday. No
loss of life was reported. Heavy
rains yesterday. and melting snow
caused rivers to rise rapidly.
More than zoo families were
Sandusky river oyerfiowed It's
banks. Meehanicsburg was report
ed TO be Ave feet under water.
Damage in this vicinity was esti-
mated at 100000 The river late
last night was still rising
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03

America late yesterday. lie procur'
ed a gun and started on the war
path. lie visited negro's home AID
drew the gun ON the negro man an
threatened the whole family with TIE
result ne vas arrested BY Constable
Jim Hamm and placed in 1ail TO an
swer a couple OF charges. iiamm 4
going Midlothian Que better and Is
making the best constable IN Amer.
ca
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
HENRY FORD ARRIVES
ON TIE BERGENSFJORD

NEW YORK. Jan. 3-Henry
Ford. who led the peace expedition
which left here Dec. 4, on the
steamship Oscar II for Copenhagen.
in the hope OF bringing about a con-
ference OF neutral nations that
would end the war, arrived here
yesterday on the steamer Eergensf-
lord. lie confirmed cable reports
that his return had been fastened
By illness. but said II made diff
terence OF only a few days as be in
tended when he lefs TO come back
this month.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
y. Y. Legislature Opens "wednesday

ALBANY. N. ". January 3--Leg
lislative leaders are here to-day for
the launching OF the 1916 ieeisls-
ture Wednesday. The republicans
win control both houses The sea-
ate roll shows thirty-four repubii
cans and seventeen democrats. In
the assembly. ninoty-six republicans,
fifty-two democrats. one progressive
and one socialist
Pine upper honso will retain ifs'
present officers and committee chair
men. Elron X. Brown of Watertown
win continue as republican majority
leader and Robert r Wagner OF NeT
York as democratic minority leader.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
ArsIIN. Toy. Jan. the

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan 3.--The di-
yorce eSil Is dwindling IN Travis
county. ar shown b. the records Of
divorces aud MARRIAGE licenses h.
sued during the year 1915. There
weFo It's divorce efauiei aea SIS
marriage lirenses issued, sprroxi-
mately Ave times the number Of d.
yorees. The number OF lleeases 70
wed ia 1915 -xeeeded tnat of 1915
By lorty-one.
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which had threatened to develop in
to pneumonia The attending ply
stefan declared, however, that the
primary cause was overwork, due to
the arduous duties of member OF
the supreme court and as commits
sioner of the United States In 1914
to the mediation between the United
States and Mexico at Niagara Falls.
The burial will take place al
Augusta, Ga, for many years the
home OF the Justice. The funeral
party will leave Washington Tues
day.
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cumbed and the Austrians retreated
to Gorilla. On July Z, the bridge
head at Gorilla was reached by the
Italians. where for five months the
ebb and flow of battle had soaked
the soil with Italian and Austrian
blood A general advance over the
entire front from Tolmino to Mon
falcone July % still found Cador-
mas troops before Gorilla locked in
the death struggle.
Gcrizia's loss would mean a Sc
we're blow TO Austria and all means
are employed TO defend il. Re
Inducements were brought from
Galicia, and il was oaiy the timely
arrival Of German regiments on one
occasion that saved the Austrians
from disastrous rout in the sector
north of PLAYA.
During the latter days of Novem-
Der, the Austrian resistance at Go
rizia began to weaken. December
/ found the city invested from three
sides. the surrounding fortresses
pounded to fragments by Italian
howitzers and the town defended by
only a single line of trenches. ltal-
ian shells of heavy calihre were
ploughing the streets.
The fall OF Gorilla would give
General Cadorna's troops access 20
all the roads leading toward VIII
ZACH to the north. aLibach to the
east, and Trieste to the south. The
investment OF Trieste would mean
an expeditions occupation OF the
lstrian peninsula. including Pola.
refuge of the Austrian fleet.
According TO the latest estimates
tho total Austrian casualties In the
Italian campaign are more than
800. 900 of which o.oo0 abe killed.
Austrian prisoners in Italy number
$4,000. The Italian losses, too,
hafe been heavy, but probably less
than the Austrian.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
THE FORMER DICTATOR
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Ell pASo. Tex, Jan. 3~-Victori-
ano Huerta was stiIl alive early this
morning but I'm dangerous condi-
ton, following AN operation Satur-
day for gall stones and liver COM
piications.
All the guards about Huerta's
home have been removed. Huerta
may not BIO prosecuted Il HIS condi-
toa does not improve lie is on his
death bed, say his friends. Attend
ing physicians say he is resting cas-
~ today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
NO HEADACHE: OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get q 10 cent package of DR..
james Headache Powders
and don't suffer.

When your head hes YOU simply
must have relief Or yoa viii 80 wild.
It's needles e. suffer- WHEN yau can
take a remedy iikc Dr.. James Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
neuralgia Al once Ssnd someone 20
tie drug store now for = dime package
OF Or. James lleadaehe Powders.
Don't snfegl IN fese moments YOU
will feel emo headache ooae-no mora
neuralgia pain.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03
JUSTICE
LAMAR DIES AT So.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Joseph
Rucker Lamar, associate justice OF
he supreme court of the United
States, died at his home here last
night after an illness of several
months. He was 5S years of age
and had been on the supreme bench
five years.
The immediate cause of death was
gradual heart failure, FASTENED by
inflammation IF one OF the lungs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03

a Mexican By tue name of We
toris Santana. who has been hsss
Gully short time. tired OF lis peace
fui pursuits and declared var CT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03

Vernon Castle. who made more
money from dancing than any man
who has made that his profession.
wants to fight. lie is incensed
against the Germans, and Is learning
aviation that he may go over and
drop some bombs On them. This is
very good photograph of MIR.
Castle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-03

WANTED Yourg ladies from axe
OF Is TO 30 years 70 take training
Address snpt. waxshaehie sauitari.
am. Yigdh
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Subject to the action Of the
White mans primary
For city Assessor and Collector;
HoYLE JOHNSTON
A. JORDAN
BEN c. HENDERSON.
CARROLL TODD.
WILL HINES.
For City Marshall
T. woRLt:y
J. L. PLANT.
W. II. BEx.
JOHN DAVENPORT.
CHARLEY PEARSON.
For City Secretary:
JOE EVANS.
For city Treasurer
LYNN D. LAsswELL
For City Attorney
RoBT. l.. SULLIVAN
w. II. FEARS.
For Alderman. Ward g.
GEORGE PATTEN.
COUNTY sSNou MOMENTS
All announcements made ander
this head are subject 90 the action
81 the democratic primsry election
TO be held Ia July, 1915
For Tax Collector
W. ToN JONES
For County Attorney.
TOW BALL.
J.. T. SPENCER
For Commissioner. Precinct No
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
For Commissioner Precinct 4
W A. wITuERsPOoN
FRANK kEEsEE
HOWARD GARvlN
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SEE Mixsll. Peters T. Co. for nre.
tornado and automobile insurance
Only the best companies represent
ed. Phone cit. II
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FOR Jersey male: Alice
Shields Prince Fern No. 1918.
Phone 532 See Edward Williams
$40 pd
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Xz1sS-7sS1z-.- 80 go
cx..k---N-x sA~S-1.
90
- THE WEATHER. .
- Tonight fair. pobably cooler =
- Tuesday. iair Max 10. min. .
. 90 sunday. max. 20. min as. .
we . 80 80 .
FOR SALE
FOR SALE One good organ
cheap 3o3 East Main street sts
FOR SALE Secondhand Hupmo-
bile in good condition Can at Daily
Light. a.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE NJ
home on Oldham avenue Will
trade for smaller place "a part pay
ment II not sold IN NEXT ten days
would like TO rent to some good
family w G. McClain n
FOR SALE acres. ali IN Guilt
walton, nve miles north OF VAIN
hachie. close to interurhan and DIAL
las pike. 1850 per acr. $500
cash. Balance to suit purchaser
Not rented Call A. H. CoanaIly
With O. ". Chapman a Co. si3
-------------.-4.-..-+s
FOR SALE OR TeADE~4lsfS Ram
bier. electrically equipped. newly
painted and in good running order
Arson T. Cole. cts
FOR SALE--1i0 acres. 100 acres in
cultivation. well improved with
plenty OF lasting water. six miles
south OF Waxahachie. on the Nash
pike $4,000 per acre. s25oo 90
cash Balance to suit purchaser.
Not rented. Call A. l.. connaliy
with o H. Chapman A. Company
2f3
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ARE you going 10 bullds Let me
design your home for you j. Z.
Gordon, 335 South Monclair avenue.
Phone automatic Ci2l5. Dallas.
Texas. References IN your city as
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e. L. KENNEDY & co.--Fire. Tor
nado and Automobile Insurance We
represent old line. pfompt paying
companies South Rogers street.
rhore 1sz. u
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FOR SALE OR TahDE--lsfS Ram
bier. electrically equipped. newly
painted and in good running order
Arson T. Cole, 2sF
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The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Reco

after the big stocks got moving, Pitts
burgh coal was picked up cautiously be-
cause II. C. Friak issued such a bullish
Interview on business.
Steel directors are now said to be
planning one lump payment IN cash to
make up the steel common divIdened OF
5 per cent since organization. There Is
cash enough on hand to do this and such
action would not be considered the least
bit unconservattve IN view of present
earnings
Western Union Is understood 10 be
earning not less than Is per cent on its
stock It Is paying per cent and an
increase Is expected as a matter of
course
Among the rails Union Pacific was ths
leader establishing q new high record for
the movement by selling above 14s Other
records were made by New York Central,
Great Northern, Northern Pacific and
ST. Paul. Atchison sulked around 1o7, but
the buying In its was all the better for
that very reason for It Is one OF the
best OF the railroad issues.
Chesapeake and Ohio was another rail-
road well bought. Its directors win have
a meeting next week and news Of pleas
ant Importance Is expected.
Railroad equipment shares were strong
In anticipation Of big orders for repairs
and betterments. Unofficial report said
that New York Central had already
placed an order for several million dol
lars worth Of locomotives.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Sept, l6-BUTTER-rhers was little
wholesale trading as usual on the last day Of the
weak but receipts were light and values were firmly
maintained. Quotations follows: Western
solid-packsd creamery, fancy specials %; extra IA
IS; extra hrsts, Sa5t; hrsts. S2as2A; seconds Sla
gh; nearby prints. fancJ. 81; average extra SSa3s
hnsts. Saa; seconds. aASz; joooing sales Of fancy
prints sOaE.
EGGS-Cholce fresh eggs were In good request
and finn. with supplies well cleaned up. ne
quotations were follows: In free eases
nearby sxtra, per dozen, IS; nearby nrstS $50 per
standard cAse nearby current rscefpts eeo; West.
EN-, Per dozen; do hrstS. $50 Per case; do
hrsts. sooasso per case; fancy selected csndled
fresh eggs were jobbnE at eaEl a ~
LIVE PoULTRY-Ths market was qui~t. but
offerings were light and values were well maintained
Quotations we're: Fowls. as 70 quality, aaZ2;
ROSTERS lIals; spring chickens sccordng TO quality
Da2; white Leghorna according to quality lsx20;
ducks, as to azs and quality l5an; pigeons old,
per pair, 25a8; Do. young per pair, isaz2
DRESSED P0UDTRYcThe market ruled firm,
with demand sousl to the limited offerings II de-
sirabls stock. Quotations: Fresh-klled dry-pscked
fowls, Il to box, dry-picssd, fancy selected, a;
weighing HiA5 pounds apiece. Z5a; do. I pounds
apiece. 2; do. ~ pounds Apiece a: do. 8 pounds
dry-pscked-Northem Indiana and Illinois weigh
ing 4a5 pounds Aptsce, 2; Southern Indiana and
Illinois, weighing Is5 pounds apiece m; smaller
sizes ies2 Old ROSTERS, dry-picked, l6 BruilnR
chickens, Illinois. large. Zs2s; do, Indiana, large
As25; do. snail sizes. 2azS Broilers. jersey fancy
Na5z Broflers, other nearby. weighing lta2 pounds
spaecs. 2ao BroIlers. nearby smaller szss, aa1.
White. weighing Ilsl2 pounds, 6TsasS; DO. do,
salo pounds. 4sSa60; do. do, 8 pounds 4ooa4 Is;
do. do, poundS ) Soa3 IS; do. do saslx rcunds
aiSs29 90 DARK, 2Soa2 %; small and No, soaLA
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

ChicsFo Sept B-Ths declines Of II to ~
cents IN the price Of wheat today vas to the
LIKING Of the ag-nts Of importing countres who
in the United States. In Consequence Of
ed to 7so.oo bushels and It ps aid sftsr the
close that there serersl btds for rvund lots
from abroad. but that the wheat for nearby loading
was not available and the business vas restricted
In Consequences.
The larger part Of this grain WIS sold through
Chicago concerns. most Of which was tsksn At the
Gulf and 1t Is 20 50 out via that gateway. Oman.
sold 80 0D bushels and a message from there said
on the crop. II Is only Necessary to rs<sr to ths
big export clearSnces 1 bgesdstufs fr0n North
America this week to show that q great deal of
whest Is sold 70 70 abroad that Is not rvpnrtsd-
and they would have been much r~str had the
tonnage on the ocean BEEN sdequats
The sensational price lsoses In several days of
this week were caused by messages receiyed from
New York and washinstou telling Of the proSsblity
of President Wilson placing ernhsrro bread
stufs in the future. q the op-nins Of ths Oar
danelle and Of the coming out Of the Russian
wheat held In that country and which bankers
and proenees Is we'll as othsr interests are said
to be anxious To dispose Of
It Is expected by many that the yhezt surplus
held In the Argentine Repubsc win play quite q
part Ia the matter q priccmakfnx for some time
TO eons That country has been ofeYins wheat
at New YoR tor ssre-1l weekx ths c1ertnss said
TO aggregate several million bushels az q pr4es
below that asked for wheat in this country
Coarse grains were lower with wheat today de-
elines being shown Of xstse for corn and Y 10 NC
for oats Liquidation in both thoes grains was
on 4 liberal scale and the buyins was not isrrs
enough to take care OF the eHerinsz Tnss vas
little Of interest in the oats narkst with the
trade limited Cash transactions here were lS 900
bushels wheat Ioooo bushels corn and IS 900
bushels oats Of the latter soooo buxhels being for
export
Furnished by ". B. HfbSs q %
. Chicago. Sept h-The opening prices ou cereals
snd proTisdons today. were:
WHEAT-Msy. LEA; September, L<sA; Deem
ber Iie%.
coRN-Msy, sxi September. ss; Decnber,
rez :
oArs-May. sos; September. ~; D-csmber, f7<-
PoRk-septsmoeT. 500: Deoembes. ESQ.
LARD-Jsnusy, l3T5; OctobeT. k1.
RIBSOc-oAr Il %
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
NAVAL ORDERS.
ORDERS ro oFrcrRs

Lieut. L. N McNsr detached New jersey. to
Naval Training Station. Great Lakes, III
Lieut. W. B, Decker detached Virginia to Naval
Academy, Annapolis. Nd.
Lieut.. Carlos Bean detached worts New York
shipbuldins Company. TO connection fitting out
idaho
Lieut. G. v. Stewart detached Nebrasks, to Bu-
reau Of NavigAtion. Navy Department, Wishing.
Lieut.. R, P. scudder detached Hsnoocs, to New
Jersey as gunneTy officer. -+.-. -.
LIEUT. Junior grade) r. 7. Berry detached nxvy
yard. Philadelphia, Pa. to Camden, N. J.
Lieut.. Junior grade) L. c. Dunn detached otace
Of Naval Intellsence, Navy Department. to Phils-
delphia, Pa s..
Lieut. Junior grads) R. C. Le. detached Raleigh,
to New YORK, N. Y.
Lieut. Cjunior sradeO G. s. Gmespass dstached
Pensacola, Fla.g to Boston, Mass
Lieut. (tunior grade) G. B. Strickland detached
Pensacola, Fla. TO Buffalo. N. Y.
Lieut. Gunior srade) J. L Oswald detached Navy
Department, to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lieut. Junior grade) A 8. Carpenter detached
Bath, Me-, to Boston. MAsSg<A ..le7Ef E-a.
Lieut. Gunior grade) J. E Iseulzn, IT., detached
Navy Department, to HancoA sss Navigator and
executive.
MOVEMENTS Of VESSELS.
Boston sailed for Brsmerton, September H.
Chattanoosa arrived at Corinto, September Is
Maryland sailed for Acapulco. September IA
New Orleans sailed for BreInerton septernber Il
North Carolins sailed for Hampton Roads, Sep
tember Is ga
Oklahoma sailed for Southern Driu erUundsr Sep
ternher Is
Pittsburgh arrived at Acapulco, September IA
B. Louis sailed for Waimsa- septsnbr ~
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ISIs- -Thsrt-eutA srret no~rhwea-vsltr n.
c.sford to Louis BrOvdyi lot .. quar- -. SHi
trust $40.
Peter Mins ssst-rheodo-v n On, D., - IA
juliet r.. and DAVID n. Rust, r.. 10 Martha n
yohGnnes and MAsdAline 3. Newman. LOT io. sguAss
Insiesde-MsrthA n. johannes md Mssaalins h
Ne~nan o Paul v. EnSrzz, Loo 90 sgus's 30 so
slS-s st-tst north~sst-wIn.n b Dulazy 70 ys-
ssph B. AAsn. lot Ia, sa1sus -. so trust 400
siItecuth soee HtriEuds-Holnz Oeutzt
Realty Oorpurztion 10 Willard s. RichaSdspn. let
Is End esst part Loo N, sqCars Els. 80
Alley between N and n. Ninth and TrutA <Ee-ts
northvest-AnthOny J. Cla-ke and Uuto1 Tryl
COMPANY, executor and trustee 70 J. Leo KoJh
lots IL 70 IL square %. N.lS.
Alley between n and ~ Ninth and Teuth s1eets
nor1hvest-J. Leo Koib e UI- Louise g.. % John
shushrus lot u. sQuaTe -, SO.
szteeoh stree bstveeo Q and D r<vSss sSuth-
ezst-Jshn ". Patterson = uI Alios W, 70 HArFy
A Ktte. lot a. square Dp. 80
street b~tweea New JerseT Erenus and Flft1
srve northvest-John surES TO Lena shule loss
60 and s. squhs s0. So
Petrorth-Fr1nk l. williams and ndith Mcd
Williams 70 Ada N WiliEns. lot =. 6ocf n
80
loB-Fourth strvet north-ss-C4tbe-1ns BabAsns.
ton TO MEEzret r. OB1en. lot " square TTl sc
lSs z street nortbezst-UTnHn & Red et ux
Mhbel, TO Charles A n wslh. lot x squs-u loes.
80; trus s. 500.
lH4siEts-uA r-eet no-th~es-Rutus HI-dy d
~ FelicaA Z. % william b AAsoa, lot lis squass
u, SO tr1st 1s.Sn
HohnsAd MEnor-Gertruds A M1-isests 70 Dm.-
G. MHttinEiy. lot s, bocf <s. SO: tr1st 2,No
Aount Plesssnt-ElmeT c. MzttinEly e " Ld-
Ian l. 70 Gertrude A Mou1setts. lOt -. blOdf {
80; trust S.m