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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05

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b. L. Webb and Ida Webb, husband
and wife, to w. c. shepherd War.
ranty Deed Lots IS and 10, on block
6, Wilson.
Ralph Sellars and wife. Lizzie. to
\. NJ. Deskins, Warranty Deed Lot
., block % Springer
John Schrum and VI. Z. Schrum. his
wife to Ralph Selars and r. +. Sci.
lars. Warranty Deed Part lot 3,
block %, Springer. =,
T. II. Troop and Sallie Troop, his
wife, to +. W. Hutchinson, Oil and
Gas Lease. Part section 10 Islw.
J. A. Troop and Eula his wife, to
+. NJ. Hutchinson, Oil and Gas Lease
Part section 20 4slw
j. 5. Reed and wife. Florence. to
T. NJ Hutchinson on and Gas Lease
oil and Gas Lease Part section 19
4s1w.
o. l.. DENIES and Katie DENIES,
husband and wife, to J. D. Payne,
Warranty Deed. Lot 7, block 500, Ard
more.
j. D. Payne and wife, Maggie 4.
Payne, to Mrs II. r. Sims, Warranty
Deed. Lot /, block 300, Ardmore.
Lee Hamilton billiard and wife,
Maud, to J. II. billiard, Warranty Deed.
Part section 70 4s2w
Shelby Perkins to Jno. Balenti H.
D. McElroy and II, S. Harris, Oil and
Gas Lease. Oil and Gas Lease. Part
section 4 is2w
Fora T. Howser, a single woman,
to Mrs. Jennie Carson, Warranty
Deed South half of lot > and all Of
lot in block "a, Berwyn
Fora r. Howser, single woman to
F. w. Fisher, Warranty Deed Part
lot ., block "a, Berwyn
l. w Hawks Sr., to Meeker Hawks,
Warranty Deed Part section % 3s2w
Thomas j. Burnes and wife, Nancy
j., to j. w. Potter, Warranty Deed.
Part section 80 2s3w.
Burnes and wife, Mamie,
to J. w. Potter, Warranty Deed Part
section 30 2s3w.
Alice Grassland, widow, to Carl
Holden, Warranty Deed. Part section
10 5s2e.
Buck Garrett, Sheriff of Carter
County, to Georgia State Savings as.
sociation, SherifI's Deed. Lots l, ., 3,
II, 13 and II in block 500, Ardmore.
Thomas j. Burns and wife, Nancy
j. to J. J. Cloughley, Warranty Deed |
Part section 80 2s3w
Walter Hodges and wife, Fannie, to
f. Eleazer, Warranty Deed Lot |
10 in block %, Wilson
Edgar 5. Addy anG wife, Laura to |
B. f. Eleazer, Oil and Gas Lease. Part
section { 5s2w
L. w. Horton and wife, Pearl, to b. |
T. Eleazer, Oil and Gas Lease. Part |
section % 4s2w
Ina DeBerry and husband, d. T., to
,. f. Eleazer, Oil and Gas Lease.
Fart section y is2w.
Buck Garrett, Sherin of Carter coun-
y, Okla, to VI. f. Lampkin, Sheriff's
Deed Lots and in block 3O1,
Ardmore.
Wade II. McCown and wife, Nora, to
I. w. Potter, Warranty Deed Part
ections 10 and 20 2s3w
W. l.. stephens to T.. n. Dorsey.
Warranty Deed Part section 16
s3w.
c. & c. Nations to George c. Suitor,
2s3w.
s3w.
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Keeping "A secret is n game that only
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C. T. Ledbetter and wife, Lola H,
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John Schrum and NJ. L. Schrum. his
wife, to Ralph Sellars and r. +. Sci.
lars. Warranty Deed Part lot .,
block %, Springer.
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Ralph Sellars and wife, Lizzie. to
\. NJ. Deskins, Warranty Deed. Lot
., block % Springer
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b. L. Webb and Ida Webb, husband
and wife, to w c. Shepherd, War
ranty Deed Lots IS and 10, on block
6, Wilson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05

r. r. Troop and Sallie Troop, his
wife, to f. NJ Hutchinson, Oil and
/ Gas Lease. Part section 10 4slw.
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j a. Troop and Eula, his wife, to
+. NJ. Hutchinson, Oil and Gas Lease.
Part section 20 4slw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05

John Lahman to Kicama Oil com
pany. Assignment oil and Gas Lease.
Part section 22 2s3w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05

TO J. n Pheland, Assignment Oil and
Gas Lease. Part section { is2w
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j. 5. Reed and wife, Florence, to
f. NJ. Hutchinson, on and Gas Lease
Oil and Gas Lease Part section 10
4slW
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05

C.. A. DeHaven and wife, Jessie, TO
Lowery B. Winner, Warranty Deed.
Lot in block s, Industrial addition to
Oil City.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08

Joe Henry. l. =. Z. .. Po,ters sub.
Nora Myer. l. 6. I, u .. Potters sub.
Nora Mysr. beg at the ~ cor l. s. II
.. Potters sub. IN w 60 canal. IN
NE along canal 20 NE cor l. .. IN
Anna NJ M "a Sss l. Is. Po,,sis sub sub,
J. A. Roscy. beg $40 r. s OF wv cor
l. 4, n 10. IN s so n. y 900 ~. y so
~. w goo ~ TO beg. Local sur SIC. 03
y. Jones. beg 90 ~ = OF NE cor I. T.,
u 10, th = 90 Il. W 200 n. n co Il,
200 u 60 beg. Local sur is.i6
HELPER TOWN.
J. ~. Litizetti. l. I. :, u I. Mead sur.
welby TownHite ..........tie.46
4. JouflaH beg NE cor l. :. ~ 1, IN \
10 II. w 90 ~. " 10 ~. y 90 II 20
beg; also beg az Sc cor l. 4. ~. tn
W 30 Il, n To center line OF Wash.
NE along the Wash 10 a point " OF
beg. IN s a5 n more or less 20 point
OF beg. Pratt sur, wclhy Town
y. Jouflas ct al l. ~. rs. u !. Pratt
sur. welby TownHite ,.....sii.Ga
George Nikas. l. .. ~. u .. Pratt sur.
welby TownSite ..........Sa3.72
l.. Morrison. l. 20. u 2. Pratt sur.
welby Townsite "A ,,,,,,Si7.oa
James Martinello, l. I, ~ ., Pratt sur.
Welby Townsite ,..,,..,.,,tl2.ls
James Martinello. l. n. n ., Pratt
sur. welby Townsite ,......t2I.2O
shekrcy sheya, l. /. 2. Q. u I. Pratt
sur. Welby Townsite ,,...tt3.At
James Alho. l. 20, I. Pratt sur
Welhy Townsite ,.,..,.....kb.gl
Mary Martello. l. ~. u Z. Pratt sur.
J, r. Fitch l. is. II. u 5. pratt sur.
Welby Townsite ,,,..... .S26.12
T. Pratt, l. ., i2, u :. Pratt sur. Wei.
Luigi nsrsa. l ii. .i.s,, II 80. f f1
Joseph Bruno, l. 10, u 4, Bozone ad.
Peter Bozone. l. 2 10 inclusive. y
~, Bozone ad ,,...,.,. .S16.SS
Peter Dozone, l. ~, rs, u ~, noEone
Peter Bozone, l. 10, IL IT, nonon,'' IA ad
Peter Bolone, l. 20. II i:. Gos a,Ss
Peter nouone. l. q. &c, ii ii. pos ozone
Peter boione. l. IS, "a, ii is, ia
Peter Bozone, l. /, 2, 3, !, II - 10.
Pat Plemone, l. ., 10, u IS, Boaons
Peter Bozone, l. is, 10. u 10, Bozons
Peter Bozone. l. II, II 10. Bo1one
al .''... ....ss..'. N2.O9
Peter Bozone. l. rs TO 20 inclusive. u
rs, BoEone ad .tl2.bl
Peter BoEone. l. 30, ~. u 10. Bozone
al .. ''ss'.'' ..''.s ..'..,bA,lI
Peter Bosone, l. rs, u IS. Bozone
Peter Bozone. l. rs, II Is. Bo.ons
Peter HOione. l. ss. 50, d IT, il, Bo s;Ds
Peter fS boaoae, l. 81, 50. Ii Is. iissnc
Peter sS ho.one. l. IS. ii is. BOONE zone
Peter ioicne. l. 20. ii, ,s,. II ii,' i 10,
Mr aS" Sc e i, Z. 3. 5. 3. ! Il.
BoEone ad ......,..,.,..,.t ls.07
Peter Bosone, l. s. ., II II. BoEone
George johnson, l. 10. II Z. BoIone
al - .','''''. ',,.'..'.s's.NE. 0S
Joe Eesoss. l. a.. is. 10. u il. DO.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
Delinquent Tax List Of Carbon County, State
of Utah, For the Year 1910.

Pursuant 10 law and an order ~
the board uf county commissioners of
said Carbon county. the undersigned
az county treasurer of said county.
herewith publishes the delinquent list
Of all persons owing taxes for the
year 1915, which by law are made col
lectible 10y the treasurer Of said coun-
~ and which are unpaid and dciin-
quent.
Unless the delinquent taxes. to-
gether with the penalty provided by
law. are paid before the 18th day ~
December. 1915. the undersigned VIII
offer for sale and sell. between tho
hours Of 10 o'clock n. m. and o'clock
y. M, at the front door Of the county
court house Of said county. az Price
City, Utah. on Monday. December ts,
1915. and succeeding days. 80 much Of
the following described real property
situated In said county and state. on
which the said taxes Tor the year 1915
have not been paid. az shall be neces-
sary TO pay said taxes. penalties and
costs excepting only such property as
In held by the county under certificate
Of tax saie). reference " hereby
made TO the assessment rolls Of said
county now IN my custody, for this
itemizcd amounts which 60 60 make
up the whole amount of delinquent
xaAes hereinafter set forth. and the
null and particular description OF the
property upon which said taxes are
assessed. and the same IL hereby made
a pare Of this notice.
All property mentioned or described
in the following delinquent list Ia situ-
ated south and ea~' OF the Salt Lake
base and meridian united States sur
vey In Carbon county, state of Utah.
In this list the following abbrevia.
tons are used for the words set oppo.
site them. viz:
N-North or northeriy.
S-5outh or southeriy.
Feast or eaaterly.
w-west or Westerly.
Nw-Northwos or northwesterly.
sW-Southwest or aouthwcsterly
NE-Northeast or northeaaterly.
aE-Southeast or aoutheasterly.
peg-Beginning.
Th-Thencc.
Rda-Rodn.
Ch--ChainH.
It-Fcct.
1n-fncheH.
Cor-Corner.
aub-Sub- division.
Ad-Addition,
acc-5ection.
T-Township.
R-Range.
Lot
H--iiiock.
Pp-Peraonal property
aur--Survey.
Dated at Price city. Utah. Dcccm-
her Z. 1915. -
ALPTIA nALLINoER.
Treasurer OF Carbon County. Utah.
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WELLINGTON TOWN.
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san,o Rado. l. 30. ~. u "a, Borone
Peter DouOne. L L IL. ii IL. nosone
Peter Boaone. l. .. 10. II. ~. u is,
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Jos Andrino. I. 4, n III. Shey ad 3 Sc
Lewis ~. Cannon 81 al, l. 7. \. n 4.
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Sec 81. T ~. u 10. IN 8 81 deg rs
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-28

sas city late today when their body
guard of several hundred men FLASHED
with Would-bc hecklers.
Hannors aud pictures were torn
from acrs and several men were
struck. None Of the women were
roughly handled,
When the Hughes special arrived
crowds Of republican men attempted
to line a path to waiting motor cars
for the women cnmpaiguers and hold
bacl, the dozen or more motor cars OF
women, whose vuriously inscribed
banners and pictures Of President
Wilson proclaimed them democrats
The clash followed and policemen
we're necessary to restore order
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-28

CPouTICAL ADVERTISEMENT
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SAVES lAtbcINl
John Murray 2923 Emerald ave
nue.. Chicago, medal. MURRAY ~ Ia
borer. saved Patrick Eustace' la
borer. from a fatal fall in Chicago
June 27, 1911. Murray saw EuS'''e
topping from the twentieth iIooI %
an uncompleted building into an e'e-
vator shaft. Gripping an arm aro'Il-
an upright, Murray leaned oul "N'-
the shaft and threw his free manu-
around Eustace's body. The la'le'
bore Murray to the floor So that NJ.
head and shoulders were over ."'
shaft. Their grasps on each oti'e'
were broken but Eustace's course ""'
so altered that the alighted sateiy OF
the eighteenth floor.
Karoline *. suhr, 1874 Perry stree,
/ Sandusky, O., medal Miss Suhr -
a schoolgirl, saved Jessie A. H. N
/ Moross. IS. from drowning after IN
latter had broken through the Ice .
| Lake Erie on February ., 1911.
c. Frederick Iarrabee, NyaluSlns 7
Pa. medal. Larrabee, 40, taIIiie'
! saved Henry L. Layman. farmer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-28
IifIY-TNO ACTS
n HERD|SN ARE
}tING REWARDED
,..,,,s Hero Fund Commits
Va .,o Al Fall Meeting Pre-
s NV. Six Silver and Forty
!, ,,..' Bronze Medals

-. agEciAL LHAsup WIS
wsO'"'"S ~ pa oct. 27.-Fifty-two
PItl.'j SsroisY were recognized by
re = -eis Hero Fund -eommiss+an
he CaI.'a 5..otinq here today, In six
fits ia ,Ia. ri medals were awarded; in
sss s.''5 hronge medals. Twelve OF
ahy'sA ,. last their lives; and to the
The heIo, ,. of six of these pensions
i'P'Du'Im sal2O yearly were grant
'9Te I ,ss deoendents Of three of the
~ ,ho died sums totallinG $2,ooO
a''s , S,t TO be applied il various
'a' Infect to the direction OF the
@nilI's d, tbo heroes sustained injur-
Ie s,o II disabled them. In the case
.,'I benefits of $l25 were granted,
ol' hat Of the other a pension OF
..o month was allowed
Wv 'J :ls.ooO for Education
q, ,,5iton to these money grants
IN. a1r eases sums aggregating $lS,-
y, u we're appropriated for educational
wy wa .s nayments to be made as
. a5' and approved and in twenty
.,,, .,sos awards agsregating $4,000
.. !, made for other worthy pur-
va, PAYMENTS in these cases VIII
'.'% y. gyen until the beneficiaries'
~ ,or fine use of the awards have
". ',' onnroyed by the commission
NJ m. six silver medals were awarded
A. follows n, -,
u,,birgton street, Heidelberg, Pa
g',, medal and $40 monthly for sup
Az during her life or until she re-
r.r,ies with S. monthly additional
y. ,ocb of two children until each
,.,,bos tbe age of Is. Davis, a pump
y, who was 80 years old, died saw
i, lanes E Dougherty from sufto-
rHop at Heidelberg on March ~
ue With a wet handkerchief over
,o.s and mouth Davis twice entered
tetle after Dougherty, around
vbom he tied a rope. AS DAVIS
emerged he fell unconscious and Ell
brts to revive him with a pulmotol
,re frultless. Dougherty was drawn
at by means Of the rope. Dough
rys heroism won him a bronze med
a and disablement benefits, as else
where recorded herein.
Tries to Save Girls and browns.
Oliver ]. Morton, deceased, o
lumpkin, Ca, father receiving medal
Norton. aged 10, farmer, died en-
jeayoring to save from drownins
Kayte B. Smelling and Annie L. Hobbs
later rescued by others. The girl
became distressed fOrty-five feet from
the shore Of a mill pond. Morton
although suffering with heart trou
bf, ran fully dressed into the waite
md swan to the girls. He was seizet
and submerged by them, as was Mis-
snellings brother, who followed Nor
ton to the scene. Smelling was save'
but Morton sank five or SIN feet iron
The rescuing boat.
Reuben H. Schmitt, deceased, o
l!l3 Wayerly avenue, Toledo, O
medal to father. Schmitt, aged "a
metal polisher, died attempting t
rescue +. Marie Webster, IL. fror
inyning in Ten Mile creek, OttaW
Park Toledo, May a. 1914. The gil
'aded deep into the water and drifte
Helpless toward a pool, Schmitt, VIII
wore rubber boots, rushed fun
.fessed into the water. He reache
point near her, but both sank an
we're drowned.
To the widow of Joseph n. East
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-28
HUGHES WOMEN NOT
POPULAR IN MISSOURI.

IHy Soss.lro JouEpAl sruotAl lsAsso ~'sSl
Kansas CITY, Mo, oct. 27.-Women
campagncrs of the Hughes special
train met stormy reception IN KAN
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from drowning at Wyalusing, April
16, 1913.
Arthur G Trlmble, $40 Lehigh ave-
nue., Pittsburgh, Pa, medal. Trimble
81, a clerk, saved Michael Banasze-
wicz, a laborer from drowning at
Scottdale, Pa, March 81 1912.
Henry A. Massey $40 Southbrdge
street, Worcester, Mass, medal. Mas
sey, &c. a weaver, saved John Nav
rocki, a creeler, from drowning at
Worcester, January Z, 1915, when
NawrocN broke through the ice of a
pond.
Saves Women Under Engine.
Charles Il. Boughton, South Logan
street Dennison, O., medal Dough
ton, 25, attempted to save Mrs. Geor-
giana f, Schlicher, AZ, and Charles W.
Vceck, 6, from death under locomo-
tive at Dennison on August /, 1914,
Boughton pushed the boy from the
path of the engine and himself moved
out of danger but Mrs Schlcher was
dragged and sustained fatal injuries.
Frank S. Root 222 East Chestnut
stSetS JunCtian City Ken. MEDAL,
Root, H. a teamster saved Frank J.
Moske, a farmer, from suffocation in
a gas-filled well at junction City on
August 49, 1914.
Russell L. Norburn, Acton, ~ c..
medal Norburu, rs, a farmer, saved
Rupert j. Crowell, l6, a student, from
an impending fatal fall of one hun
dred feet over the torrent of a falls
to jagged rocks. This was considered
a particularly difficult rescue.
Saves Four From Drowning.
Olive NJ j. Cooper, 1856 NORTH
Washington street, Battle Creek
Mich, medal Mrs. Cooper, 80, saveC
an adult and three children from
drowning at SpenCerWlle, Ind, July 4
1911. by swimming out through The
deep-hole in the st. Joseph river anC
returning one at a time with the per
sons in peril.
Burdett Fisher, Windfall Ind.
medal Fisher 81, a drayman, save'
Eliza Chezem from being killed by
/ train at Windfall, October 10, 1911
( He drew Miss Che2em to safety as h
stood on a platform near the spo
/ where she had fallen in front of tn
oncomlng locomotive.
Elijah Love, 243O BTlghtwood ave
nue.. Ind. medal Love, so, a con
nue., Indianapolis, Ind, medal. Love
! go, a conductor, saved Eva Robnso
from death under a train at Anderson
/ Ind, December II, 1912. Love jumpe
from another train and pushed tn
woman aside just in time to say
| them both from being killed.
Joseph J. Cannon, $40 u Ceda
avenue, Niagara Falls, n. " media
Cannon, q, a rod man, helped to say
| George D. Gray a student, and kal
! G. Goodrich, an electrician, froI
drowning at Windmill Point, Ontario
iJuly 8, 1913. Gray and Goodric
were two Of ten canoeists, five
whom we're drowned who wer
caught in a Lake Erie storm. Car
mon and a companion padded out int
the heavy seas and rescued the. tW
capoests.
Walter Frantz, 4G Roebling Plae
La Sale. y. Y, medal. Frantz :
pattern-maker's apprentice asslstt
Joseph j. Cannon in rescuing IA
! G. Goodrich and George d. Gray FRO
| drowning on Lake Erie.
Dies for Another.
To the widow of John w. Lawrenc
rural delivery No. Z, Little Rock, Ar
silver medal and $50 monthly for su
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-28
Dies for Another.

! To the widow of John w. Lawrence
rural delivery No. Z, Little Rock, Ark
silver medal and $50 monthly for sup
port during her life or until she re-
marries with SIS monthly additional
for each of three children until each
reaches the age Of Is, Lawrence, 49,
| q farmer. died attempting to save
| Robert J. DeBolt SO, farmer from
suffocation at Little Rock on July ~
I1g16. DeBolt was overcome upon de-
scending to the bottom of a 35-toot
we'll Although Lawrence mad had 10
stop work in the well because OF gas
fumes he descended on a rope whlch
he began tying to DeBolt Before ne
could accomplish this he was overcome
and both men died.
To the mother of julius T. Malone
Athena. Ga. a silver medal ana $lo
monthly for support during her ire.
Malone, a colored man, aged 49, saVeu
an indetermiuate number of persons
lana died attempting to rescue others
from burning at Los Angeles on NO
tvemher IS, 1912. Fire was discovered
jat night near the elevator shaft on the
second floor of a siX-story motel pullu-
inc The elevator man after making
a few rescues deserted his post. Ma
lone who was the hotel engineer, took
his place and brought down one OF
more loads of guests. Again ascending
he was forced to abandon the MT at
an MINER story. A few minutes laIeI
bo tImbled down the stairs into the
lohbv with his clothing aflame, Hur'
Rod n hospital Malone died from
his burns. .,,., ~,
Bronze medals were awarded az
follows: ~
Rcscucs Man From suffocation.
lanes f. DoughertY 1l6 CRAM
j., Io,onue Heidelburg, Pa medal $l2o
E disablement benefits and $500 for
p worthy purpose as needed, DougherV
aooa 81 was disabled month and q
lhslf from injuries received in rescu'
4 Inc Charles n. Galbreath from SUMO
a cation, Dougherty being overcome O'
4 fumes and receiving acid burns
r Roger w. Wells, in care of Z. Towh
S Low North Madison, Ind medai
wous 40 years old, was disabled two
,oeks from lung congestion, due u
frmes when he assisted in resculni
lanes E. Dougherty from suffocauoi
iat Heidelberg, Pa on March ~ ' ~,
). George c. Oxley Marion a. meo@ o
70 ovIoy "a. merchant rescued ~
# year-oId e. Emerson Harte from
J. runaway at Marion, August IL, l9I.
o. potb were bruised.
~ Farle r. Porter, Cumberland zen
a Tor Me-. medal Porter, Il, studeh
~ soyed Edison V. Mitchell IS, also
ts student. from drowning at Cum0ei
- End center. on June II, 1914.
~ howard p. Cheyney 1928 Elmlr
=, stroet Wuliamsport Pa, medal ohe5
=, new Fl. a student saved Albert
" w,llmann. a clerk, from drowning d
ea,,tt, WiIIiamsport on August 4, 1871.
y, ''' Bathhouse Hero.
- Horny Hnchliffe s , BodweIl stree
~ lawrence. Mass, medal. HinehclliI
~ ~ bakers apprentice, saved an II
VI dsterminate number of unidentli'e
hoys from drowning al Lawrence 0
: rDne 30 1918, when bath house run u.
= way fell into the MerrImac river VIII