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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
MISS HELEN TRAVIS TO WED
Daughter OF State Controller Engaged
to ]. Henry Johnson

The engagement Of Miss Helen
Travis. daughter of State Controller
and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Travis, TO j. Henry
Johnson, OF Albany, was announced
yesterday at luncheon given by Mrs.
Travis at her home. 436 Grand Avenue,
Brooklyn. The marriage viii take
Mace in the fall.
Miss Travis was graduated from
hdelphi College in 1910, and has been
actively interested in kinderga rten
york since that time. Mr.. johnson Is
an architect He Is the son OF the
Rev. J. Everett johnson. formerly rec
tor of Calvary Episcopal Church at
Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Out Of Town

Angler Ia Newport, K. l., December -.
Abigail Adams Angler. daughter Of the late
Calvin Angler and Anne Hurd VALLEY.
Funeral mass at ST. Nary's Church. New
port. Tuesday. January ., al $3.50 :. NJ.
Interment az Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cant
bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
MORTUARY STATISTICS

BAHTsCH -Rcnno. at 30se Decatur Az. on
December %. 1916. aged % years. Funersi
from Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church.
HANsEN-Nils Christian. a. sos Clinton st..
Brooklyn. on December q. 1915, aged -
ysars. Funeral from Our Sayiours Nor
wegisn Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MCLEAyE- Mrs. Sarah, NJ ist Grernpoins
az, Brooklyn. on December -. 1918, aged
20 years Funeral from the Noble strseu
Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

q. a. stated in The Tribune yesterday
morning After Lou Payns son, Elijah,
had hit him IN the face Mr.. Browning
returned 70 mis- seat IN the theatre, he
informs The Tribune Psyn IL await.
ing trial on Mr.. Browning's charge Of
ssSault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

Ms Wilhclmiua Msrkly, William n.
Chapman. Z. +. Thompson, Miss Bea-
'r.oc Moss, Or. John Beadle, Mrs. J. ".
Chstterton, j. Watson, Mrs. John koop-
man. J.. v. Brooks, Ms. Floyd Peck,
Thomas T. Huser. Mrs. George jamie
son. Lionel Hastings, Miss Margery
Napier, Drucills S. Dixie and Curtis &
Cook.
The second invitation soiree dan
ssntc OF n series Of three viii take
place Al the Plaza Friday evening. The
directors include Michael Walter Moore,
chairman, Charles w. Band, Francis +.
Hsdley. Or. Charles Philips, II. {. Penn
rich aud Captain John A. Fish.
Miss Josephine s. Taylor. OF Brook
lyn. has announced the engagement o.
her niece, Miss Olga Coligny Taylor,
10 Ernest Brace. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Brace. OF ElmhurSt, J.. |. Miss
Taylor is a daughter OF tho late Ben
iamin A Taylor, Of this city, and a
granddaughter Of the late Colonel John
Y. Todd Of Mobile. Ala. Mr.. Brace Is
member OF the senior class AZ Co
lumbia.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Marguerite {. {. Hsnan, dsugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Hsnan,
70 Frederick ". Fchr, OF New York and
Cincinnati.
In the Church OF the Good Shepherd.
Buffalo, last Wednesday, Miss Adelaide
Gould, daughter Of the late Henry
Cotton Gould. became tho brioe Of
Sedgwick Minot. the Rev. James Cosby
officiating.
Ms. 4. Holland Forbes will give =
reception this afternoon at her home,
y West Fifty-second Street Tor Miss
Marjorie Patterson. Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Johnson VI. Johns viii give re-
ception Al her home. . East Eighty
siX:h Street, on January -, FOR her
daughter. Miss Claudia Johnson.
Mrs. Arthur Julian Mack Will give
dance at tho Ritz-Carlton on Janu-
ary S TO introduce her daughter. Miss
Evelyn Msck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

WHEELER -on December 30. 1916. Claude
Lamont Wheeler. ". D.. beloved husband
Of Agnes May Wheeler. Funeral services
a. his late residence. 4ls East 18th St.
Flatbush. Brooklyn. Sunday afternoon, e.
, o'clocl, Interment Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Bronx

GEOCHEGAN-,Julia. seven years old. died
December 20. 1918. at her residence, 1900
Hoe sy daughter o. Charles snd Annie
me. NcNsllyl. Funeral on Sunday At :
p. m. Intermcrt So Raymond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

DAVIS Died at Douglas Manor. Long Isl
and on Friday, December p, 1915, Emile
Pauline, beloved wife Of Holden Davis and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
KEEtH

KEECH suddenly at HE residence. $40 5'h
st.. Brooklyn. or Friday, December %.
1916. the Re- Frederick !. Keech. d. d.
Funeral services a. Christ Church. Clinton
and Harrison sts.. Brooklyn. Monday at u
A. m. Baltimore (Md.) papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Not Elected from Theatre

Edward ". Browning, o. 35 West
Eighty-hrst Street, was not elected
from the Hudson Theatre on October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Head of Sd Ave. Railway
Succumbs to Pneumonia
After Operation
X. K. REORGANIZER
FOE OF LABOR UNIONS
Former Lecturer at Column
bia Not an Admirer of
Public Service Board

Frederick ". Whi,ridee, president
of the Third Avenue and subsidiary
lines, died yesterday az the New York
Hospital from pneumonia, which fol-
lowed an appendicitis operation. DR..
Charles l.. Gibson performed the OPP
Grafton on Wednesday night, and Mr..
WhitridGe was making rapid progress
toward recovery. when pneumonia de-
veloped on Friday.
A brief rally yesterday morning gave
new hope Of life. but within half an
hour the stimulants which had been
driving his heart began TO lose their
power, and death room followed His
wife and daughters. Miss Joan Whit
ridge and Mrs. Eleanor l.. Grcenough,
were at his bedside.
TIL. funeral will be held Tuesday
morning in Grace Church The Rev.
Charles Lewis Slattery, rector, will
conduct the services. Burial will be at
Stcckbridgc, Mess, where many of his
summer. were spent.
known by Public a. Railway Man
Mr. Whitridgc had lived in New York
tventy-ninc years and for many years
had been member % a leading law
firm when he vas appointed receiver
OF the Third Avenue Railway and its
subsidiary lines in January, 1909, and
il was as railroad man that the
public knew him.
He was born in New Bedford, Mass,
on August 8. 1862, was graduated from
Amherst in 1874 and from the Colum-
bia Law School four years later. In
1879 he was admitted to the bar and
began practice in New York. lie was
a member OF the firm of Whitridge,
Butler & Rice, and lectured at Column
bia from 1883 TO 1894 on sdministra-
tive Law and constitutional and pol.ti-
cal history.
Sensational cases formed no part OF
the business of his firm, and for more
than quarter Of century no was
one of the hundreds Of keen, honest
attorneys OF whom the public never
hears. Then be was appointed receiver
OF tho Third Avenue lines. The re-
ceivership cut the transfer privileges
and the receiver jumped Immediately
into an unenviable limeli1ht.
Worked TO Build Up Lines
Nr. Whitridge was not dszEled, nor
did he pose. The lines which had been
turned over 10 his Management. had
been "milked" and permitted 10 Ian
guish for lack of equipment. With
sublime confidence in his own igno-
rance, which he once said was equsiled
only by that OF Public Service cX-
pert, he set 10 work TO put the rail
roads on n business basis.
Although ui.hou. the slightest ex-
perienoe in rsilroading, ne had ideas
on the subject and the courage 10 fight
for them. One was that both he and
his employees were servants OF the pub
lie, but that the employees were zlso
the compsnys servants: another. that
dividends were TO be paid only out OF
funds for which there was no other
use. and another, that he could run his
railroads much better than the Public
Service Commission.
Despite the bitter opposition which
these radical notions raised among
union men, stockholders and Public
Service commissioners, Mr. Whitridge
pursued the course hs had laid down
from Tho Gr.t 10 he man s..p, an
strike he told them they could stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Margaret BehrenS. Dor
othy Darrell and Beatrice
Beck introduced
DANCES IN HONOR
OF TWO OF THEM
Several Attractive Affairs
Arranged as Welcome
iO New Year

t-4F Darrell gave a rcccp
81. .. c.ls ,t.crroon o. nor home,
r... seventh Street, 10 intro
81. ,-. .eacmcg. Miss Dorothy "
r.,er Receiving with Mrs. Darrell
I'D f-- l..ett,~ were Miss Florence
mol. Miss Rita Sturcis Miss Lo-
.-, Alien. Miss Ethel sim
,s,s. Ni- Lay Rgperu Miss Dor
4 Alien. Mis- Glory Thomas, Miss
v,s ncor,h. Miss Isabel Neomsns and
Mss IscoGora I.aary.
Ae,r .fc reception Mrs. Darrell en-
.-.sa,s Che receiving party and
~he- or Young men at dinner and
,,.,-. .eos ,bcm 90 see Frances starr
.~i:..o Lady in Blue" az tho Belssco
r,est-o. The Young men were Henry
80 Alexander Robcy. E'don HaTet,
s-sv Dexter. Rooney Williams, j.
,.'b-r' Palmer. Richard Darrell. Ar
-sr 10 BoIs. Thsger Shcdd' Ailsno
VscDoucal, taqvaisder Corsc ano
gregory Cant.
Yr James 81. Rccs. or 100 tSs;
S..t-.rrb street. gave 'he dsnssut
yesterday Go formally present 90 500
ray hcr daughter Miss Beatrice NJ.
Bees. OH flc receiving part! were
Mss abe leomars, MISS N.oil
Thomas. Miss Henrictts IalcotL "
EIhcl s mmor-. Miss kosannc Louo'-
t,.h. MIS- Ellen McCartcr. Miss Mace
lsine Lynch, Miss Esther klmbSh' Ml.s
Irca pahicren. Miss Katherine Ho'-
Fstcr. Miss Dorothcs Camp MISS
Frances Ballard and Miss SarAh DE-.
Bulsicy.
A -cceptior and dance was gwen yes
tcraar afternoon a. tie ktz-CaTito0
b, Mrs. Herman Louis Behrens. Of i5s
We. Eishty-frst Street, 90 introduce
her daughter Miss Margaret Behrens.
The dcbutsntc was assisted IN receiving
bv Niss Louise May Bolton, % Boston;
,r.s Marion L. Bully, OF New Haven;
Nis. Felicity Campbell Clark, Miss
Rosamund FSglcston Ballard MISS
katharine Grau Trip, Miss Blancnctte
>tesrrs. Miss Sarcpts Helen Bowman.
Miss Anne f. Bradley. Miss Helen Pol
Jock. Miss Cara Packard, Miss Mar
nt' ~ -.i,..e ~, ne. ~ Va
Na'hs rine ql,l!' ~ IT,
,s'a b@s,l"' ys'uSs' 49, ~ ua1ie,s
nehi>, M,'< ~ DC n no. ,e ~ ~
n'sa hthei NoID0" 40 ''-' "''N
A.acn StantoH'
, 49,. 80 So
yrs, fIeoeilCe .,Ty'1' -.
- AFsnu', -, e..isI g Co.,.
IN D" 1nt '@p,s.' nt--l. St;.o+.
ot n.I "y'S ~ IL ~ u.;il;s,, A
Saut .''. vl ~ az" co. do5,,, isst -
''lno''' WI" maui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
Brooklyn

M'DERMOTT James W McDeruott. on De-
cember 3d. 1915. in the SD year Of his
age Funeral MONDAY January !. 1917. 81
hi. late residence. 90 Macon A.. Brooklyn,
at a m lnterment private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
In Memoriam

BLAss-In loving memory OF Jane clsrs
Bia,s. OF poushkeepsie. y. Y. Who entsre5
into rest on January I. 1915.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
DE A I II S

Angler. Abigail 4. beech. Re-. Or. ]. j.
Carroll Howard Mason. Anna l..
Davis. Emile ? NcOermoit. Jsmes "
Durard. Lillian Mcneil. George :.
Ceoghegan. Juha rowHley. George A.
Guyot. Sarah ID. Wheeler. Claude j.
jenkins. Alfred p.
In Nemorism
Blass Jane I. johnson, JAMES Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
EDUARD STRAUSS
Composer of Dance Music and Member
of Famous Family Dies at Vienna

Berlin, Dec. 30. 4 Vienna dispatch
announces the death of Eduard Strauss,
the composer of dance music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

MIS-. 4. Holland Forbes will give =
reception this afternoon at her home,
y West Fifty-second Street, Tor Miss
Marjorie Patterson. Of Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

The engagement is announced Of
Miss Marguerite {. {. Hsnan, dsugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Hsnan,
20 Frederick ". Fchr, OF New York and
Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

a. She lie- night o. the Junior
league entertainment. on January a.
~ the Waldorf Astoria. boxes have been
taken by Mrs Charles r. Alexander,
Ms Alfred Arson. Mr.. Ernesto g..
Fsbb~'. Mrs. William h. Vanderbilt, ir.;
NJ Elliott r. shepard. Mrs. 4. Henry
Hartman. Mrs. {. Ledysrd Blair, Mrs.
Ebert H. Cary and Clarence n.
Nackav. Mr.. Frederick Y. Dslziel and
Mrs. Allan e.. Wellmsn will take the
principal parts in one OF the dances,
entitled After Zulosgs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

Tof tre henef. Of the noun taineeTs
OF thc south = Msrdi Grss Vill be given
80 tae Ritz Carlton on Shrove luesosy'
Tcbruzry eo. under the direction Of the
Southern Industrial Educational Asso-
ciafior 90 which Mr.. Agernon Sidney
sullivan Is president ). Duncan MAY
.L.r g.. ha, been selected NJ king,
r-d frc queen and maids OF honor viii
he chosen from tho season debutantcs.
Nrs Iqmes Ilsrmau Dun" iddio =
Chairman or :hc entertainment com
I.tcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

Mrs. Johnson VI. Johns viii give re-
ception a. her home. East Eighty
sixth Street. on January -. FOR her
daughter. Miss Claudia Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

The Dobbs AumnS will give a
luncheon a. Sherry's on January / IN
honor OF the Misses Masters and IN
celebration Of the fortieth anniversary
OF the founding Of their school At
Dobbs. The spcakers will include Dean
Giidcrs.eeye OF Barnard College Dr..
Henry Coffin and Miss MPsters. Tickets
may oo obtained from Mss Marie Coz
7cre. $40 P9rS Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

Mrs. Henry Wehrhanc gave a dance
last night a. her home, Broad Acres.
L,cgellyu Park. Orange. y. J.. for her
daughter Mrs. Herbert Gardiner Lord,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
&olitiidlc 1tnb anpplitiidjc
Man0gIDflcn.

Das bon Ser repltblifanildpn
gtational=&o1Dentiol erral,rte Cont
nlittee, &idter gbas. 6. Sllgbes bon
leiaer slltfitellltng dis republifaner
Rraiioentidaits : &anbioat fDrmIid
SIT belladridtigen, bat iid gelterl
Wbello 1T Carnegie @al lit Nep Dorl
oieies ebrennonen M,ftrages erlcoigt.
Sic 2eier filtbcn oie Me6e See
gorlibers oieles Committees, sera-
tor @aroii,g bon Sbio, nn6 Sic 9aeoe
BON &ibter Sltgbes, NIT tpefdcr e,
Die N%otnination 5ltnt @rafibentidafts.
&a1tbibatcn Ser &cp1lblifaner an.
niinmt, (im Mlts5ltge) in Sen Gelc-
gropAcf1palten 0ieier sll1sgabe. Cine
tgcIpredl,lg oerielben Gcbalterl apir
inns fir l'tor9en beoor.
Wan fann iid NIT Sen, IN Ser
Hebe e1ttpidelten 4riidten ipobl Gin.
pcrltanoen erfldren. Sebenfans gebi
aus oerielben berpor, baB Hid,ter
&llabes inter uMmericanism,s"
II | dpt ltttertbdtigfeit nnter bas
pMelltterlano", Gnglano, peritebt,
ipie allocre 2eltte, iollbern iii bie-
ier ei,te geeintrddtigllng Ser mate
rieIlen 8oblfabrt Ser Ser. 5taaten
lohpobl, dis allb Der gbbre 1lllb @iiroc
Der @robelt MepltbIif er6lidt.
gefreitoeno lit oieIen fIaren,
loaiiben t@e0allfela gegeniiBer oas
cntihieoene gilttreten bes Shelters
Suabes fir oas nc nltii mlit-
e d t, oen1 bod, apie Sic lebten
Mablen in peridieoerten gin5eIifaal
ten, AUDI Sic Del inns in .Solpa, ibetpic-
NNs - IAsHHfZ HRAE ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
Cine 9inridt,tng a1s Mntiu,prt a,t,i
britiidJc Sintcrliit.

9lrd Die 6eiltidc @egierl,ng mltr=
be lesteni Sreitag Die Sinribtu1g eli
mes brltiiden 5diffsfapitdns befannt
gegeben, Ser lei Duil Gerlldl, Elm
Saltd)bpot sit ral1ltelt, gefangclt gez
1ton1ne1, nor. SSn ser @cg%riiuoul1g
oes Sooesnrtbeils beibt es, Scr Sc
1al1gene babe .ilt feiner @eiIe sl Sen
abetpuft1eten 5treitfrdften Ser MQiir-
ten gebort, aber trptoem cine fei,t6-
ielige Sanoll1rg b%or5llnebmen per-
.1ltdlt oafiir babe er ben Sos eines
Sratftirenrs perbient. Ser SINCE
fiagte, &apitidn Gburles Srpatt, aab
ilttltlltaputr6en ben gbatbeItanb sl,,
4brad)te aber 5i1r @ertbeioiqlrta Dor,
er babe nad6 Ben @eiinngen ser bri.
tiiden Momiralitat; 9egeg1llttgett nit
Galtdbootet lbetreffenb, ridt al1oers
banoeln fonllel1, inocn1 bieje babin
lalltetelt, oab Giibrer bon SanOels-
f~abrsel1gen Die Nflift Daften, 10 niele
GaildJboote ipie 1i1ogIih nnihaolih at
MAIDEN. Iltf erfolgreide Ma1ni1iper,
iltde ieicn 1ebr bobe Mlts5eidnnnge1
aeiebt. Sn oetnielben Gimme lagte1
mitaefanaene Sffi5iere aus; altd Dat-
-te berefts bor meDreret Monaten Sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01
Die MatiDnaI SDnanc Scr Nrnerifa-
niidjen 8ritcm.

@enm Seem Oorfer @anfiers u1o
Observation-Disclosures nllf @anfettet
ben @onig bon gltgla1lo unb Sen ruiz
1ildcn Gar bpd) leben lailen, 10 itno'
berartige &llnogebungen porl1ebmlid
ollr6 geldaftlide @eredJi1lng berall=
lnBt. Die Serren ergattern Miaio-
,tet bon Sen Mliirten uu1o tic briiden
ibre grfenntlihteit oafiir aus. Cine
fird(ite @eriammlllng BON meilt
.blanbliitigen" Mmerifarer,L oererl
Bprfabren sllln 9beil init ser uMap-
floper" fanlen llno Die SOB Sape
tbeSin9" iirlgt, tpir0 aber bon pelent-
lid airoeren 8efiibIen geleitet. @rii,1=
De fillall5ieller Mrt iino bier uur in
beldranftem MoBe porbanoe,t, es lit
eine tief irl,erceS er5ensneigang pel-
che Die Ginger Ser britiiden Matio.
1telbDtntte betpegt.
SEER 9ernar0 Sitter 6eri6tct ei=
men lplfen GorfaH, Der 5eigt, baB
fir Die 9liitbe Ser anglo : a1nerifa-
'riiden areiie in Sen Neit : England
itaaten, a6lpobl lie iid nit ibrcm $50
'triotiss1llts 7briilten, Ser Iag Ser 8e-
,freillll1lg bon Ser engliIfen Serrldaft
BIS Dellte nod nidt a,rgebroden lit.
tgr fppbnte 5lifdtlig elmer BeoadtniB=
feier fir 2or0 aitdencr in Ser ct.
Taul's &atbebrale in Bolton bei lllD
batte @elegenbeit. Seem Gnglano's
Mnterifal1ismlts im ltngetriibten @lo-
rienld,ein fennen AT lernen. IS par
eiite erlei enc @eieai6uft, Sic gefoml-
men NOR, un1 0aS anbe1tfen besARoll-
ties Sit ebrert, beiien blutbeflefte2nuf
babn Ser 9orpeboldlb eines neltt=
1d1en II @ootes cin Gf1oe gentad)t.
Die @lite Der Stobt bdtte iidl slt.
lammengefi1loeit, mandDer SprolIe
bon Samilielt NOR babel, beren gor-
better 5olDaten Scr enaIilden &rolte
in ben Sdlad)ten Ser &eppllltionsseit
befampft. Sir ibre Nnhfonrneu
1tttbs oieie gritnerlitget b5Ilig Der
blaBt perid)oIlell glei6 elmer laiiii1gii
p%erfllngeiten Miabr.
Dielc ged)telten" inter ser ed)tell
Entertainment iangett bie 2ieblings-
nDnnet bes frit6eren lbritiidlen
ariegstniniiter nit tiefer @egeiltsr=
'iiitg 11t1o afn t5hlltiie ert5,tte Sic SD
Heorale BON bent engliid)e1t Matio-
sitallieoe. a@pb iape tbe Sting.
gsf6t 6as minbelte, peoer eilt atlle.
rifai,ifd)es 2ieo ODER ionIt ettpas
fon1te oaranf bil1peiie,1, bab es cine
an1erifaniide @eriatmn1llnlg lpar, sic
-nltf a%lterifaniider gr0e itattfuno. -
IS ,par alles al,sid)lieblid eng
lid, Elm Marsbenobner better
1iderli6 geglallbt, DOB er in @rob-
brltannien gelanoet lei. 9ieie upa,
triotilden" Mmerifnler, Sic ibr eige-
2ano init Nihtad)tlt1,g bebanpeIn, ba-
ben 5iigleih Sic Stir11e, bie 6eltid)er
gittoeitridler" sl1 Idmdben l,no iie
hlulten iid fiir berufen. ltel1e gii1tpa,,,
Derer national 5t er5ie1el1, lie erbr,e,i-
1tel 1id. Ben 6rembling i'm 2an6e
%anterifoniide Denfpeiie ulto -an1eri=
taililde Mnidanungcn 51 lebrer. g11=
9elidbts berartiaer greigniile bral,d)t
man lid nidt SIT ml1noerlr, apenit es
Den pNl1erifaniiden 9riten" dis cine
ga1t5 iel6itperltanolihe @ilidt Mmeri-
fa,s erIheint, Bllt uno @lltt fir gr=
baltlt1tg Der Serridaft bes gelie6tel,
Wfl,tterlanoes ein5lliesen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01

- S6lau. in M. bric1t elm
STREET Der 5rieieutsebilien aus, bte
oaf Grfiill,ns ibrer 6oroerunsen
hsiis9en. Im Gage nahber bdngt
I'M 2aoeNso es Warbiers S6lduerle
nno I'M S9mufeuiter oesielbeu Elm
platut: u5isr limb lie 5oroeranssn
Der 8ebllfen bspilist!!" Snfolge=
oei1en bat SAtauerle sroBen 3ulnuf.
beionoers aus Mrbeitertreilen, uno
madbt elm sldnaenpes @eiddit. yiaa
einigcn Sasen erfdeint infolse elmer
In5el9e ETH Witsliso Der Streil.
tommlfIion Bel S4lduerle uno
Frost: Sic haben Die 5oroerunssn
nIfp berpiIigt9"
.Sdpo9l," iuat sdlauetle. alle.
lamt!"
nSis balten ia abet gar ,eine Sc.
hilfsn!"
a@bsn barum."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-01

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Paving ...... ........... 200
Cement curb ............... 80
Totalt amount of bid .....s-2.145.4o
Independent Construction Co.
Excavation ............ .......$ AS
caHies curl : 1,ss
Total is s@ssst 9 & Rls :s Co: s'l75.ss
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Cement u ................ -.35
Total 4l1. : Of bid KS 2.21o:1ei
Excavation ............i ....3..s 40
Fraying .,::........ ............ 2.12
cement culp .33
Es TGsni ema aVeau Of f saa pre. ,s;s z R az; 30
70 Locust Street. ~
Requiring, approximately. $3.50 cubic
Of beveled brick paving. 3,0l5 lineal. feet
OF cement curb. 1874 lineal feet Of wood
Z. j. Mccarthy,
Excavation ....,..... .......ss 40
Paving ............ ...... - PA
curb .-....y....... ........ 80
3. j. Ryan Construction co. S0A0f
l~Excavaffonr .......... ......... .55
PaVlng ......... ............. 2.08
Curb ............ ............. .35
Total amount of bid ........ SIS, os3. 90
Independent Construction Co.
excavation .48
paV1ng Q OF
curb .............. ............ .35
1Oldl dLIlOuill OI DlQ Nd 15. GS
Central Engineering Co.
Excavation .......... ......$ 40
ravhhs ....t'".. .... 200
lSuTO .......s.... ............. 80
IrI.city CONSTRUCTION Co. IT,
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yards OF .excavaftlon: 1882 square yards
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header 'eaFe; u. j. Mccarthy ii .4s.
EExcavation .t......9. i.....-$ so
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Total ). a If Rssn # 'o5 h3s 81 4'sl4s 90
Fasihg t::.a:.:.r.. .s 2:.s s5
Curb 90. ...... ~ $50. .....3 .35
-. Independent CONSTRUCTION. CO. ~
EE~xcavation .....s ...........$ DO
EEaying i.,-...ss.... ........ 22.65
Cufo ...i: So. 80
Central Engineering CO. j
lExcavation .......... ......4 so
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Total a1ne g ss e BID stones; 8. 1885 IS
Excavation .......... .........$ As
Paving ............ ............ 2.o9
ICurb .......s!... .............. .3S
Total amount OF bid ........s !. 711.5o
Eastern Avenue from High Street to &.
M e. st. p. Ry. Co.