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Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

way to determine whether the messages are held up at Vienna.
 Nothing has been heard of the de- pa:ture of a train loaded with some S6 American consuls and their families, together with an unknown number of other Americans which was due to leave Munich for Switzerland early this week. While officials here do not yet feel any alarm. several inquiries about them have been sent. l
 The work of clearing other Ameri- cans out of Germany is going on. The advisability of the withdrawal by the International Young Mems Christian Association of it's twenty or more American representatives who have been working among the prison camps in Germany was discussed today at a conference between state department officials and John R. Mott. interna- tional secretary. While it was agreed that the men must be withdrawn in case of war, no decision was reached | as to their immediate recall.
 The Britishs steamer Yarrowdale was one of the vessels captured by a l German raider in the south Atlantic 1 and taken into a German harbor De- | cember 31. She had 469 prisoners on
 board, including Americans, who the | German foreign secretary stated were l to be interned.
 The United States government de-
 manded the release of the Americans 1 and it was announced that Germany 1 had acceded to the demand. Later il
 was announced from Washington that
 the men were being held in Germany
 until assurances had been received | from the United States as to the safs ! departure of Count von Bernstorff ans
 the German consuls and the safety O
 German war bound ships in American waters. \ dispatch from Washington
 Thursday said peremptory deman,
 for the release of the men had beel
 prepared by the state departmnt an,
 that it would go forward soon througi
 the Spanish ambassador at Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
FRANK ]. SMITH
 TRANSFER JUDGE

Frank o. Smith, superior judge of Maricopa county Judge Smith of Yavapai is called to preside in the To- cal court so frequently that Maricopa is beginning to believe that this coun- ty elected the excellent official to office.
 While Judge Smith is perfectly loyal to his own county he is not all averse to sitting in cases in Phoenix and was particularly happy to come at this time. He left Prescott in the midst of a snow storm and is thoroughly enjoying the incomparable spring weather. In d. tally, Judge Smith, who is a popular Mason. is attending the Grand Lodge now in session.
 Yesterday morning Judge Smith set several cases which he will try later in the month among others that of Ed Belknap versus the State Land Depart ment which involves school lands, set for February ,24.
 The afternoon was given over to civil cases. It is possible that his present term of court will be concluded this evening and that Judge Smith will re- turn north until the latter part of next week. He is accompanied by Mrs Smith and is registered at the Adams.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
HORSE GONE; MAN |s
 CAUGHT; TRIAL S00N

J. D. McCarty left his horse tied to post at the city hall plaza on Decem- Der 28.
 The next time he heard of the anImal it had been sold at Glendale by the city pound master.
 Yesterday Ernest Sweat was arrest ed charged with horse stealing. Me Carty charging that he was the man who took it from the city hall
 Sweat was arraigned before Justice De Souza and will be given his prelim- mary hearing at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

Menus of each days lecture will be published in the papers. Recipes will be announced by Mrs. Decker for all her famous cakes. It has been said Of this feature. that Mrs. Decker bakes the most delicious cakes ever tasted.
 Dorris-Heyman Go. invites every housewife in the city to attend the demonstrations More particulars will be published in the Sunday papers. Mrs. Decker arrived here today and is registered at the Jefferson Hotel. When seen by a reporter, Mrs. Decker said: My, what a most delightful place Phoenix is, and what a beautiful cli- mate I am sure I'll like Phoenix and will regret to leave again for the east Mrs. Decker will visit Chandler today to see the new Goodyear Rubber Cotton plantation.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
WEATHER TODAY
[Feouhlican A. p. Leased wirsl

IFeouEIican A. p. Leased Wirej
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Eco l5.-For Arizona: FIiday and Saturday. fair. slowly rising temperature north DOT ton.
 Colorado: Friday increa sing cloudi- ness and warmer; probably rain or snow northeast portion by night; Sat uIday unsettled and warmer. probable rain or snow noftbess. portion.
 New Mexico: Friday fair, warmer east portion: Saturday partlv cloudy and warmer.
 West Texas: Friday and Saturday, fair.
 Southern California: Fair Friday. light westerly winds.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
LOCAL WEATHER

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, degrees Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1. 2s degrees Normal precipitation January 1st to date, 1.64 inches. Actual precipitation January 1st to dLte. 2.31 inches Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, IS inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
 Meteorological
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Pro Cathedral Club

The February meeting of the Mems club of Trinity Pro- Cathedral will be held next Monday evening, February l9- Dinner will be served at 6:3O o'clock. The speakers of the evening will be Governor Campbell, President Claridge of the senate. and Speaker Johns of the house. The subject will be, Proposed Legislation for Arizona. r
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Meeting of Loan Board

A meeting of the loan board will be held in the governors office at 10 o'clock this morning, at which, time several applications for loans will be acted on
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
LOCAL IDENTIFIES
ae@sssssssaD NA~pG
WATER REPORT FOR FEB. IS

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at 6 a. m. ...,.. 21430 Contents. acre feet 1,192, ,765 Gain in 24 hours, acre feet .,. SIS Elevation one year ago .. 22715 Contents one year ago .....-. l, 403, TAO Normal flow of Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam Flood Normal flow, M. I. ......... 6OSO0 Water used for rrisation
 north side. NJ. 1. ... 13400 Water used for irrigation
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

SJPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION The supplementary register for the reSistration of voters whose names oo net appear On the city register cornpiied one year ago is now open al the office of the city clerk at the city hall, and will remain open until february 20, 1917 at o'clock m.
 (Adv.)
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Oyster Supner at EouIer

The Fowler Neighborhood Improve ment Circle will give an oyster supper this evening at the Fowler school The public is invited
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

Hire little salesman at The Re- pupilcan office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
PERSONAL MENTION

NJ. F. Farrell and wife of Flagstaff are Phoenixs visitors for a few days. registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday afternoon.
 Among the late arrivals at the Com mercial hotel last evening were Mrs. A. Love of Prescott and Mrs. A. M Paul of Wickenburg.
 Rev. W. E. Ohnstead of Stanford. H. linois, is visiting his mother of the Cartwright district Mrs. Ohpstead was seriously injured a week ago in a bad fall.
 F. A. Smith. well known business man of Chicago. arrived in Phoenix yesterday to spend several weeks as a guest in the Salt River valley. He reg istcred at the Adams hotel
 George H. Kelley and wife. well known Bisbee residents, registered at the Hotel Adams late yesterday after noon. They will be Phoenix visitors for the next several days.
 C. $. Beck, of the Morenci Water company, was a visitor at the state house yesterday. calling on A. A. Betts Of the corporation commission. MT Beck returned to his home last even- ing.
 Madame Rosalia Hart of Alexandria Egypt, arrived in Phoenix late yester- 1 day afternoon en route to the Pacific coast where she will spend several months. She registered at the Adams hotel
 Thomas H. Sims, a representative ot the Jordan Cutlery company of St Louis. Mo-, arrived in Phoenix las | evening and registered at the Commer. Cal hotel. He viii spend the next weel calling on old and new customers ir ! this city,
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
BERLIN SENDS WORD DEMAND
 COMPLIED WITH

Continued From Page One)
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

NJ. F. Farrell and wife of Flagstaff are Phoenixs visitors for a few days. registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

Among the late arrivals at the Com mercial hotel last evening were Mrs A. Love of Prescott and Mrs. A. M Paul of Wickenburg.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02

marchas Y canciones.
La Compania de Grafofonos Co.
lumbia tambien hace I'm complete
surtido de discos e~spaholes de varios
de los a%rtistas e~spaholes mas cele-
bres del mundo.
Los graf6fonos Columbia velen
desde $500, de manera que no hay
persona alguna que no pueda poser
uno de estos instrumentos para ador-
no y solaz. Con Ell aparato y con la
lista de esta compania, de la cual Sc
pueden escoger los discos que Sc de-
seen, todos tienen la o%portunidad de
divertirse oyendo las woes de los
c~antantes .Was famosos y la mdsica
de las bandas mas celebres, asi como
Orquestas, etc.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02

ajena que consumer, y Jay del pue-
bio que no desgasta diariamente con
SUI roce superior y violento los pue-
bios %inmediatos, por que sera des-
gastado por ellos! O atraer, o ser "a
traido. Ley ~implacable de la naturale-
"a: o devorar o ser devorado. PueblOs
e i~ndividuos, o victimas o v%erdugos.
Y hasta en- la paz, quimerica utopia
no realizada todavia en- la continue
lucha de los seres, hasta en- la paz de-
voran los pueblos, como el aqua man
sa socava SUI GAUGE, con mas seguri-
dad, 81 no con tanto estreundo como
Ell torrente.
Mariana Jose de LARA.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02
Ell Lie. FELIPE RODRIGUEZ
REGRESO A SAN FRAN
CISCO

Despues de una permanencia de
tres meses en- Mazatlan, Sinaloa, "a
caba de legar a esta ciudad ell senior
Licenciado don Feliep Rodriguez, u
no de los PROFESSIONALS mas reputa-
dos de la %colonia hispanoamericvana.
FL ~licenciado Rodriguez fue a TN
viaje de negocios a Mexico, y obtu-
vo un complete exito en- sus empire
sas.
En- ell muelle vimos entire las ia
milias centroamericanas que fueron
a recibir al letrado, a la senora dona
Alexandra Douglas de Rodriguez, es-
poso de dicho abogado y a muchas O.
tras prominentes personals.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02
TODOS DEBEMOS CONOCER
LAS CANCIONES Y MARCHAS
DE AMERICA

Hemos logrado que uno de los mas
grandes manufacturers de instru-
mentos musicales del mundo, la Com
pania de G~rafofonos Columbia, nos
presente una o~portunidad para adqui-
rir discos de fon6grafos de las mejo-
res canciones y marchas atrpioticas.
En- estos tiempos, cuando salem
nuestros soldados para los campos de
batalla, nadie debe carecer de un Ora
fofono Columbia y de esta serie de
Hispano América., 1917-12-02

Ell estar eXpuesto a los elementos,
siempre trae consigo dolores. Calme-
los con ell Linimento de Sloan, facil
de aplicarse, penetra sin necesidad de
frotar. Es mas limpio que a%ceites y
emphasizes, y no mancha Ell CUTS.
Tenga siempre a la mano Ell Linf-
mento de Sloan para los dolores de
reumatismo, neuralgia, lumbago, tor
ceduras, golpes y musculos tiesos.
De venta en- todas las boticas a
rs c., so c., y S1.00
Hispano América., 1917-12-02
Ell SIR. ISAAC COPPEL JR.

Despues de arreglar satisfactoria-
mente los negocios que 10 trajeron a
este puerto, Sc EMBARGO para Maza-
tlan, Sinaloa, ell dia 81 del pasado mes
de noviembre.
FL senior Coppel es gerente de ven
tas en- ell Estado de -Sinaloa, de los
Grandes Almacenes L. Dinkespiel Co.
de San Francisco.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02

otto, Ell enemigo Sc arrojara a vues-
tros pies, como 20 10 estoy: nadie
osaria disparar sus armas, y vos
enrariaist a la capital enemiga al
son de los violines y tambores'. 81
ella me hubiera dicho:"Quien me
imipide saber astronomia como
Newton?"-ya lie habria contesta-
do: Made, mi divina bella. To-
mad el telescope: los astros ten
dram a gran honor a ser Contempla-
dos por vuestros oJos, y ellos Sc
presuraran a deeiros sus secretos
todos"
He aqui como Sc habla a las mu-
ieres en- verso y en- prosa. Pero
%aquella que tomo este por plata
c~ontante, sera muy tonta.
FL merito de la mujer consiste
en- arreglar su casa, hacer feliz a
su marido. consolarlo, cuidarlo y
educar a sus hijos. Por 10 demas,
mi querida Constanza, es necesa-
rio no exagerar: yo creo que las
mujeres, en- general, NJ deben en-
regars a ctonocimintos que con-
trarien sus deberes, pero estoy
muy distante de Greer que deben
ser ignorantes. No quiero que e
las crean que Pekin esta en- Paris,
nj que Alexandra Ell Grande haya
pedido en- matrimonio a una hiJa
de Luis XIV. La bella literature,
los moralistas, los grandes orado-
res. bastan a las mujeres para dar-
les toda la %cultura que necesitan.
Cuando til hablas de la educa-
cion de las mujeres de genio, no
te fiias en- que la educacion de la
muier no produce la debilidad, ST.
no que es la debilidad la que STU
fire esta educacion. ST hubiera un
pals de amazonas que Sc procura-
sen formar una colonia de ninos
para educarlos como sc II a
las mujeres, bien pronto los nom
bres ocuparian ell primer lugar y
darian de fuetazos a las amazonas.
En- n palabra, la mujer no puede
ser superior mas que como muJer;
pero desde Ell momento en- que
pretende anular al .hombre, no es
mas que un mono.
Adios, monita. Yo tie amo tanto
o mas que a Biribiri. que tiene una
reputation muy corriente en- a
Petersburgo.
La beleza en- todos los generos
imaginables, es 10 que agrada a
la virtud esclarecida.
Joseph de Maistre.
NJ. de Maistre fue Embajador
en- Cerdeha y en- Russia, Ministro
de Estado, autor de muchas obras
filosoficas, historicas y politicas.
Su opinion sobre ell feminismo'
demuestra que va en- la epoca en-
que florecio de Maistre existia la
tendencia feminista y que a me
dida II la civilization va debili-
tando a los hombres, las mujeres
obtienen mas exito en- esta clase
de empresas.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02
H.. 49,.
Hotel sEspanOl
EN- Ell CENTRIC DEL
BARRIO LATINO
CUARTOS Y COMIDAS
A PRECIOS MODERADOS
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
MEDALLION DE BRONCO

Es una verdad eterna: las n~aciones
tienen en- 81 IN principle de vida que
creciendo en- su seno Sc acumula y
necesita desparramarse a 10 exterior:
las %naciones, como los individuos, su-
jetos a la gran ley del egoismo, viven
mas que de su vida propia de la vida
Hispano América., 1917-12-02
THE GULF MAIL STEAMSHIP
CO.

Ell VAPOR SAN GABRIEL SAL
ORA, VIA SAN PEDRO, CAL. Ell
Ola 4 DEL CORRIENTE PARA
MAZATLAN, SAN BIAS, MANIA
MILO, ACAPULCO Y SALIVA
LAS OFICINAS DE LA COMPA-
MA ESTAN EN- LA GALE DE
DRUMM NO. /, Y SU GERENTE
GENERAL ES Ell SR. R. H. K.
SMITH.
Hispano América., 1917-12-02
DR.. Enrique NJ. ALBANIA

Application de la Electncidad en- u dntlntas formas al ratamiento de las
intermediates. Examen medico con los Rayos X. Experienced professional
pr mas de deciocho amos. Crujano Consutor del Ferrocarrl Sur Pacr-
c pr mas de sete amos.
CONSULTA de 1 a 3 de 7 a 8 |. m TELEFONO kEAKNf AUS
GALE MASON No. 1888
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

i0al- Kenneth Victor Dryden -a1i2
Strong
sis-o.orse Henry Collins. 1919 West
Eishth ss No.. ,,.,. a., r..,.,,
n6-Doiph Drum, 1897 West Main
lltl-My Loe Covinston, i2S West
Washington
i3i,- Eustus Camden. B09 West Chick
anw.
lole--Jsmes r, Neal, iis West Reno
l6b-L"e Cox ill West Pine.
ssS--Jos William Tidbsll. $50 West
Sixth
i'oo-Alvy Watson Kline. ~ went
Chcctaw
zoos Lyle Ross Dunn. ul East II
ts-llorsce Chester Griwson. 1929
Linwood
2"s B.njnmin Franklin Yoho ir, 7o7
2iQs William Jones. 1915 South
walker
IaSs-orval James spurier, AZ west
potr wntomle.
?6oa Jacob II Higgins, sO5 South
Robinson
s2s-Arthur Plttman. 1908 South Hsr-
yey.
i3oS Sam William Carter, 226 West
ChiCkasAw
Nu-- Maynard n witt $50 West
Seventh
1873 william paulmep zoos rSchsns.
l007-Ilomer Frank Nanny, i07 South
Robinson Ir.
1884 oscar a. Wilcox, ?O7 f-y II
'9l-Clsude Bert Hunt i'35 West
l5Ss-Jsmcs oliver Tow, ar West
Frisco
,ssG w. n atltc-. lilb South Wilson
sbs Darwin Edgar Reynolds, 1iln
Nortn broanWs} .,
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lbis--Charlss Ross Alexander. 7is
West Pottawstotnie
2l0a-Floyd Earl Hickman, l2l West A
7O'-frcd Adolph Spencer. l0l North
Ames
10 welvlns Stuart McEldown.y. s2
West Nineteenth.
lYqe--I.e. George suEgs. li6 West A.
l10sr-Henry l.. Ehls, 400 Frisco,
3i6-Oscnr Rummorfield. 1870 linwood,
Seventeenth.
ios7--George Harper. as West Cali
fornia.
2os2-Arthur Franklin Daus. oO1 West
Poplar
Wednesday, . A. NJ.
2iiG-Robert Henry Smith. 1908 North
Central
l2s--Jnmes Chamberlain whitaker jr..
1890 North Western.
aOl2 Ferry Foster Glllentlnc, gb22b
= Robinson.
$40 Fay stsnfant Young, 1911 West
Sixth.
sO6-Leslio Floyd Broder.on. 1901 West
First
II Byron Ambrose Blackburn. 1910
West Twenty third
qO0-Clyde Neal llS West Washing on.
1881 Joseph Otis Bollenssr, 10 West A
l6l1-Floyd Gaines. 1908 West Mich
GoVo". NlThlt ~ 'tTrfnt lNll w srt ~
3G5 Albert Huston shoehRn, lOil West
Fourth
2A2l-.John Crocklln Robinson West
POttN tNwatomle
l2s1-- william Rcrcky Sos West wash
ngtnn.
ilt2- Francisco p. Cardenas, IS Yves,
Washington
2iaG John Robert Guthrie. 2i2 ives,
PottnwatOmle.
2,3s Earl G. vice, 300 West Frisco.
i76b-Dlck Wheesnd. b2l East Wads-
worth
6Lonro q Brown. 1851 West Twenty
first
2l67--Arthur Raymond Johnson. 2lli
Wert Hickory
32f--l.uke S Jarboe. 904 West Eighth
S6A william II Green. l7Ob West Fifth
s3 Roscoe Iindlry Price. gol West
Twenty fourth
l,is-Rnlph r Parratt, 7O2tp Yves,
Washington
1872 Alfred Gilmore pnnck. A23 Eas,
Pearl
sbJ-Alvy shelton, l22 West Noble
1857 A u Patton. ll22 S. Robinson.
lN--Judson James Shahon, l3t East D
lll2-Kenneth NJ Corse. aos West Cal.
iforna.
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itain,s War
Cost rs Billion
h Three Years
AloF Five Billion Dollars Ad-
u I vanced to Allies, Says
Lord Cecil,

~ LONDON, Aug. ll.-Lord Robert
Cecil. minister OF blockade. in his
Welkly talk with the Associated Press,
0o1ay discussed Great Britains war
ugpenditure" in the hope that a better
~ Of its details might show the
pDopls Of the United States what a
ReInendous burden the people Of Great
Drltain have chserfully snouldered,
IN the period from April |, 1914 to
<lng'%, 1917, the British governments
(otal expenditure has boon S2o, $1,000, =
~, Lord Robert declared. Nearly
cne-tiith Of this figure or $S,2WOOO,-
~ ~ been advanced to our allies.
sThs people have responded wonder
o1ly 10 appeals for voluntary re'trie-
sas In food expenditure and an in
osessinS proportion of all classes is
neaetieing economy in every possible
1)esction, putting the fruit OF such
Z feeenomy at the service OF the govern
0snt in the form Of loans. Popular
looas have had a wide success aSd to-
6ay over 5000 civilian association,
sre at work collecting small private
var loan subscriptions
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7i-Fred II Porter. tsis Classen.
i6i0-Huso Kruse. 40 west Fourth.
i6s0-sam Bclcher. 7t0 West Third
1855 Lawrence d. Hnman. IL West
Sixth.
lSo7-Paul g. Avery, lisS West Third
1893 Harold A Tanner. $40 North Har
vey
1850 Robert NJ Nelson. 72O we., Sec
55S.-H.rry II King. 1909 West Six
teenth.
97s--A. p. Abernathy. S1 west sixth
l2eo-Jsmes c. Tracy. noh North
broadway
1os-toul. Little $500 West Tenth.
l6ss-Bartc Fitu Sewers 22b West F1fh
lbsl-Fd Miller, ls West Fifth.
Saturday Afternoon.
1851 II Bud Johnson, iloh West
Fourth
l27l--dlenn l. Miller. 100 West Third
lb2b--Willlam X. Atkinson. blO North
Harvey,
s17-0eorre Il Rnsisnd. West Tenth
%s6--Thomas @ Barhs, 2iS2 West Six
teenth
6Si-Ton.y Moslsy. $40 West This
teenth
7l3 John II Stone, s2a wnt Tenth.
lI7s-Clarsnco w Peters. "a West
sixth
0s6- Charles T. Germany, IA wos'
sixth
ll2i-Euseno r, Carpenter, Ms North
Broadway
iSo-Jsck BALDWIN, l2i West seventh
tbo--Claude A. Mcconnell, 2lSS West
sixteenth
isso-John p Gilbert. 1876 West Sec
ond
iis-nalph g. James, 1878 woSt Thir-
ty-third
lt'2- Earl Il, Ellis, silh North Broad
756--John white Vance, tm West nov'
ioOi-Harry d, II Freese, sos West
Seventh
1921 William A Littren, IN West
Sixth
lSs- Robert Roy Evans, 1896 West
| Thirty first
lOs, Junlus W. Rats. l22 West Sew
-Merwin T Buxton, 1921 North
1900 Herman H. Brown. Sil Wss'
iJii-John Bell Dorr, bish North
Broadway
iiss-Thomas u oLesry. $40 North
is7.-Francls o. Connor. dni wss
iSto2Gienn r. Ross. 19l North Robin
son.
6s7-victor IT, Stevens, iii West FIJI
tesnth.
i2iS-Brucs suttle. il6 West Second
I2i Donald c. Bryan, l2l West Sixth
| 1900 Gilbert Fush. IA West Third,
gtO--Louls r Dotson, sos North Hud
son
iYs2-Lorcn W Cook. 2OS West Sec
ond
i2St-Ieo G Berry. COS East FIfth
leq-Ron A Woodruff 1920 Wes
! Thirty.nrs
i36-Sam Franklin. 260s West Tenth
it7- Emmett Coulson, l2Oh Yves
| Fourth,
400 Walter Hienczyk, 1911 Norti
! Mckinley
| l6s3-Harrv r. Fuller. 3lS West Fourth
| gs9-Earl Hawkins Az West seventh
l7O2-J John Taylor Davis. 72l WeS
| Third
iSOi- William T webb, 26 ives, Sec
ond
iio1-Mac A. Tracy, s22 North Robin
son.
1910 Mnwrice l., Curry, 2l7h wns
! Second
ss2-Clnude f.. Taylor, 1906 North Dale
| lsss-CArsy o. storer. J0l West FiNh
ltOs--Manuel II. Amaral, l6 Nort'
Broadway,
2b7-wade J. Pesler, 1873 West TWEEN
ty- fourth,
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1902 william whitfield Bashaw 70
South Hnhlnsnn

william whitfield Bashnw. 100
3B-Gustava wuest, 800 West Eighth.
l6sb-Fatman Wade, $50 West Oak
H"-Will King. n. X a T. r r. sta
ton
la55-Joseph siaheart 7lS South Har-
yey
loa. Ralph, Wallace s,ults. s?7 West
2ls6-Albert Lodelr Stock Yards
lStb-henry Archie Tyler, i0lsh
lsii-Albert Judge Hall, 27is South
l2,l-samuel Eugene Essex, io1 wes,
Washington.
llOi-hoy Neal Byrd, 700 South Rob
inson.
lsa6-Tonsy Hin. 10, West Wheeler.
oe.clarsncs William Vaughn, 1900
Wert Seventh
} 1866 John RuEKaber, t2l west Wheel
alos-John W Krumtum. 2S5 South
Walker
l5,-John schieberl, 1919 North Lee
lSl-William n. Brothers, 3l6 West
Washington.
Sl-Ey.rstto Haynes. 1919 West Twcn-
.H1--Jim Herbe,t spaldlns, 1907 West
Main.
lO67-Peter Graves. lO7 West Potnwst-
omie.
| l266-Lewis E, Jennings. 372 West Reno
l07a--Lawrence Ralph Henley, l2s West
Washington.
Wednesday aP. N.
3o-Andre Lewis Escslsnte. 1918 West
| Twenty first
! lgp--James Byron B. Gray. 7li West
| sixth
ws-Ernsst Bphrism Wallis. lllb West
Fifth.
l.i,-Thomas b. Insls. $50 West Potte-
watomie,
Nbs-Edgar Beckerdike. Gsh South
Hudson.
l7is-Frank NJ. o'Conner. 1906 South
| Central
17S--James G Jones. 1si0 west First.
60S-Augustino Mesa, sl0 Blsckwelder
i06--John Amos HUFF jr. il2O West
Eighth
2toi-Georse Robert Hopler, iis w.s'
Frisco
6s-Frsnk II Robertson. 1872 West
Ninth
l7,O--Raymond Glenn stins sla EssI
CRtalpa.
1b-~Charlss Henry Cowan. l,o, West
Twenty second.