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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

MRS FLORENCE BROWN was
w hostess on Friday afternoon at
her home. sos san 3IarciaI street, in
honor OF the ninth birthday anuiver-
sary OF her small son, Harold. The
Brown home was decorated in a color
scheme OF white and blue and the
llowers Of decoration were American
Beauty roses. The birthday cake bore
nine blue and white candles and at
the dining table ices with cake were
served the guests The table was pref
the center Of it. Miss Lupita Elll as
sisted the hostess with the entertain
ment 81 the Young guests, who in
Guided Joe Hill, Nettie Spencer Lois
and Gladys Bailey, Lois Mccall. ETA
Hlll, Eufth Headrick, Annie ana Mar
Eusrite afcKee, Alice Peden, Virginia
- eaVer. Iheima Kelly, Eugenia Belle
Proctor, Aline Holder, Mildred and
Ruth Brown. Ben Proctor, r., Lorante
Mcconnell James Morris, Charles
hetziL AudreW Weaver Thomas Bal
ley. Louis HilL, IT.. Nathan Cooksey
and Lewis Ritter.
Mr. and airs. ]. Oseransky enter
tanned Sundilv afternoon at $3.50 in
honor OF thar son, David Oseransky. I
who was confirmed on Saturday The
guests presal1t were Miss Ruth and
MSS Anna Goodman. 1lr. and 1lrs. s.
Simon, Miss Dorothy simon, 7Ir- and
Mrs y. EneFal. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Zlabo- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

appointed as follows Publicity chair
man. AIRS. David Cathcart; candy
booth. AIRS. W. F. Harlan and Mrs
C. Layer doll booth. AIRS wilton Nc
Ney ana Mrs. r. G. Maddox; fancy
work, 1lrs H p. Demand; hsh pond
AIRS. william WriEhtaman and Mrs
Charles Eckels. An all day meeting
OF the circle is planned for next Fri
day at the -home Of 1lrs- McNev for
the purpose Of dressing dolls Officers
were elected for the year as follows.
Chairman, AIRS. " c. Hepburn, vice
chairman, Mrs r. p Demand, treas
urer, Mrs Wilson McNey. secretary
Mrs r. G. Maddox. The members
present for the meeting were: Mrs.
william WrigEtsmau. Mrs william
Anderson, Mrs II. P I01and, Mrs =.
Layer, AIRS. Carl Eckels, AIRS. r G..
Maddox. AIRS. Wilson 1IcFey, AIRS. Da-
vid Cathcart and the hostess.
The women OF the First Baptist
church and congregation are giving
shower for the church on Tuesday
al the church This viii be an ali
day meeting and the women VIII be
busy looking after the general needs
Of the building. Every member OF the
church is expected 10 call some time
during the day 20 s.-triolte % the
be open from 10 a. 10. until 9 D. m
The executive committee OF the
Missionary society OF Austin Park
Christian church Wiz meet Wednes-
day afternoon at o o'clock at the home
OF Mrs S. s Cash, 1901 san Jose
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Mai. Short, Here With Militia Troops,
Returns On Business Trip To Mexico

Nuris Douglas P O. Fife. Hilltop
Jesse walker. Benson: Y. N Keller
and wife. Elizabeth and Alice Bailey
and c. Mendelsohn and wife, Globe.
New Mexicans who arrived at the
Paso del Norte Sunday were. Marion
VI. Miller, Columbus; Mrs A. Zlsgler.
Carrizozo; J. A. Falen, Deming. J. 2.
Leake. Carlsbad, and A. 3. Resgon,
Las Cruces.
West Texans registered 81 the
sheldon were: K C. Miller. Maria /;
VIM Wright, sweetwater: 7. D. Tay-
Tor and P. II. Buchanan, Fl. Stockton
A. s. Scott and wife OF Yuma and
r 7. Sharpenstein and wife OF Yuma
are Arizonans who registered at the
Sheldon sunday
New MeIlcans al the Mccoy sun
day were. A. c. Dahlke and vie OF
Alamogord0 and J. F. Murray and
wife Of Central
W. y Ames Of Maria and J. Kalpen
OF Preside were west TexRns who
registered at the Paso del Norte sun
Phil Day. OF Miami. Ark. cattle
man. and his vile were arrivals az
the Mccoy hotel sunday.
A. I. Owen and ]. IS. 3. Williams
registered az the Mccoy sunday from
Pecos. Texas
Mrs L. Benton OF phoenix. ARK.
was an arrival at the St Regis sun
day.
Putnam Barstow and 7. y. Carr Of
Barstow. Texas. are at the sheldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

MAI. THOMPSON SHORT. OF Lex
w lngton. Ky. IS a guest at the
Booker home in the lower valley. en-
route 10 Mexico on business trip.
1Iaj. Snort was stationed here a few
years ago IN command or a battalion
OF the First Kentucky infantry and
served overseas during the war as
commanding officer Of the 18th motor
battalion While stationed in Brest.
France, he was in command OF is
motor companies and had charge OF
the building OF quarters for the Amer
ican troops and the construction OF
parkWays for the vast army OF
trucks. In his command az Brest was
Lieut.. Baylor Foster OF this city, now
stationed "a san Antonio. While over
seas MAJ. Short was given honorable
mention FOR valiant service In rescu-
ing z number Of men OF his com
mand from the wreckage caused by
collision between troop trains carry
ing his men and the l3sth field ar
tiIlery. A short time after MAJ short
left the border he was married 10
Eleanor Talbot klucaid- writer OF fc-
ton. Among other novels Mrs short
IS author or The Courage Of Black
burn Blair" q story OF Kentucky poll
tice and The Invisible Bond" Should
Mai short make FL Paso his head
llaELtI1 WINE engaged IN business
In Mexico. his wife win spend the
winter here. Prior 70 his leaving the
service the officers and men Of his
command presented him with a gold
watch and diamond set locSet Mai
Short viii leave Tuesday for Mexico.
Arizonans registered at the Paso
del Norte Sunday and on Monday
morning were. George P. johnson. +.
.. James. II. J. Bishop and George A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Tuesdays Calendar
Of Social EOenis

TTJOMEN'S auxiliary Of Westminster
W Presbyterian church viii meet
in the church parlors az 3 p. m
PARENT Teachers circle OF the First
Christian church viii meet IN the sun
p. m
Trinity Methodist Missionary So
ciety viii meet in the church parlers
at p. m
Gymnasium classes at the 7. ". c.
A. from 10 70 IL a. m. Glasses for
school girls from to 4.45 p m.
Glasses for business girls from 1880 to
$3.50 D m
All day meeting and church shower
a. the First Baptist church
MIS- A Murray VIII entertain n the
evening st the Murray home on Nun
dy avenue in honor OF Miss Helen
Darrach
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

z. Widdas. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsa,
Col. and Mrs. William Gardenhire and
AR. and Mrs Fred A Elliott
Inzugurating its social affairs for
the autumn and winter season, the
Calamus club entertained with a
dance Saturday evening az Mission
hall. West Tsleta- Many guests we're
present The hall was decorated for
the occasion with cosmos and AUTUMN
leaves and punch and sandwiches were
served Tex Griffin. at the plano fur
nished the music for the dancing
hours. Mrs. James Magoffln and Mrs.
J. G. McGrady were chaperons- Tie
group motoring out for the party g.
cluded Miss Marian Calnan- Miss Phyl-
lie Lorig. Miss Nary Glnther. Miss
Alma Orndorff. Miss Burtram Orn-
dorff. Miss June Covington. Miss
Katherine kilburn, Miss Anne Magof-
fin, Miss Mary Magoffin. Miss Louise
Beach, Miss katherine Earle. Miss
Nora Henderson, Mss Chastain. Miss
Margaret Piatt, Miss Helen German,
Miss Lily Belle Warnock, Al Tatum.
Shelley WarnocEr Joe Lagoffin. Ro-
land Kemp, Jack Happer, Ted Piatt.
Don Plat. Wagner Dawson, william
Roberts. Ben Edwards. Newton It'd
Grady, Jack Donohue, Jack Melon
aid. Francis Broaddus, c. o. Darnell
George llatkin. Paul Anderson Jim
Fritz Bryant and GUY Lev
ingston-
The dance which was TO have been
given az the Fl Paso School for Girls
on Saturday evening for the new
members Of the school faculty was
postponed on account OF the seriouE
Illness OF Mrs. {. S Stewart, whose
death occurred on Sunday. Mrs
Stewart was a friend OF the school
from its beginning her daughters at
tended the school and FOR the past
three years lIrs- Stewart was chair
man OF the board Of directors
A very enjoyable dance was given
on Saturday evening BY the Social
club OF the white Shrine OF Jerusalem
In 7 o. o. +. hall Despite the rainy
weather large number we're present
A three piece orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

bee assigned 10 the motor repair unit
al Fort Bliss.
The two boys are brothers Of Mrs
Wyeth Doaize and Mrs Lee IS a sis
ter Of AIRS. Doak
Mrs ". L Brown returned sunday
from the astsWhers she has been Wis
iting for the past six weeks. Mrs.
Brown was the guest OF friends in
New York city and was the guest Of
Airs. Henry Lockhart for a visit in
Rye. " y Many charming social
affairs were given AIRS Brown during
his trip in the east. including teas,
luncheons, dinners and theater par
ties iR New York city. The strike is
over there and Mrs. Brown enjoyed
seeing many prominent actors and
actresses Among the other pleasant
features OF her trip a number Of motor
parties were enjoyed 10 the northern
part Of the state and into New Eng
land.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1905

JULY 1900 people witnessed the
1 worlds series baseball game al
New York today when New York won
from Philadelphia with a score OF
to 0.
The congressional party touring the
territories was entertained at Ca
nanea with a big reception and an
excursion over the district on the mar
row gage road After a night at Fair
banks. the party was taken down into
the Tombstone mines today. 500 feet.
This afternoon they 60 TO Tucson and
tonight and tomorrow to Phoenix.
Congressman Towney. whip Of the
house" heads the party. travelling in
a special train.
Detective Billy Smith today recov-
cred a pair Of diamond earrings VAL
ued at 500 which had been stolen
from the wife OF district clerk Ike
Alderete.
Or. J. C. Reinsmidt has gone 70
Dallas for a few days TO attend the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

state convention Of Eclectic physi-
clans.
Saturday evening at the 81. Regis.
the FL Paso County Medical associa-
tion win meet for its seventh annual
banquet
Theodore NJ Howell has been ap-
pointed assistant 10 secretary w S.
Iilton, OF the chamber OF commerce.
A hunting party composed OF Chas
Davis. jr.. Norwood Han. John Scott
Lamar Davis and ~. W. Vogel left
for three weeks stay IN the noun
tains.
Mr. and Mrs J. Wells arrived in the
city day before yesterday from a long
visit IN Indian Territory. Oklahoma
and Missouri
sam Levy left for Albuquerque last
night, where he VIII make his future
home.
work on the new Lamar public
school building az Montana and Lee
The nurses and orderliss in an the
hospitals IN Nice. France. have gone
on strike for more pay and shorter
working hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Ell Pasoans Away.

l. II Lawson. manager OF the local
reclamation project, spent Saturday in
Las Cruces on business.
Mr.. and Mrs E r. Carpenter left the
latter part Of last week Tor Dallas
Tex, where they viii make their fu-
ture home. Prior 10 DR.. Carpenters
entering the army, they lived in this
city and have a large number Of
friends here Dr. Carpenter entered
the army soon after the beginning
Of the war and remained with commits
sion as captain until its close.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
FOR Burning EGZENA
Apply Zemo the Clean, An
dseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy saves and oinmEts shouI5
not Be applied i good clear $50 r
wanted From any druggist for Sc o.
Sl.uO1or large SIZE, geta bottle Of Zeno.
hnen applied as directed i effectively
removes eczema quickly stops ftchinz
and heals SKIN troubles also sorss-
burns wounds and chafnz. Il psrs.
nates cleanses and sootheS Zzno e
a clean dependable and inexpensive.
anuseptc liquid. Tryi as We beIievs
nothlngyou have ever Used is as efecf.
we and satisfying.
IheE v. Rose CO. clsysl1na. O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Curling Hair Like This
Promotes It's Health

For those whose hair is strai ght
and lank nothing better could be rec
commended than the silmerlns method
This insures a beautiful curliness
which Is perfectly natural in appear
ance, and the health Of the hair Is
not affected as where the heated iron
is used. A few ounces OF liquid sill
merine-which can Of course be had
at any drug store-lasts a long time,
so il is quite economical to use II is
pleasant 10 use. too, being neither
sticky nor greasy, and is easily APP
piled with a clean tooth brush The
hair should be moistened the fun
length before retiring
The pretty wavy effect in evidence
IN the morning is surprising to those
who try this simple method the first
time. The liquid also serves as an
excellent dressing. giving the hair a
delightful gloss.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Var Service Work.

On wednesday evening Miss Beat
rice Hills viii be in charge OF a pro-
gram OF entertainment 20 be given
at Fort Bliss az the motor transport
camp. The program viii include;
Comedy songs. Claude Herndon-
Comic darky dialect stories. J. IN
derwood Dlughdriu.
Ukulele selections. Miss Harriet
Heermans- Miss Anne Chase and Miss
Beatrice Kills
Violin numbers, Airs J. Underwood
Daughdrils accompanied by Miss
Hills.
Comedy sketch. Miss Anne Chase
and Miss Beatrice Hills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
and Clubs.

Members OF the Court OF Honor will
meet this evening at the home Of Mrs
Julia A. sharp. at 1880 Hueco street
ity VIII hold an election OF officers
Tuesday evening at o'clock IN K p
hall
The Social club Of the White shrine
OF Jerusalem viii meet on Wedues-
day afternoon at 2,30 o'clock At 10.
DO Ramsey apartments FOR the pur-
pose Of sewing for the December ba-
zaar which the organization is 20
give.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
About Ell Pnsoans.

A baby girl was born on October
18th to Afr. and Mrs. John H. Stevens
at their home. 3215 Sacramento street.
O. c. Nacum Der, special agent OF
the department Of the treasury. was
unable 70 be at his office Monday,
due to illness.
Mrs Lillian Corcoran is improving
after a recent illness Mrs. Corcoran
had planned a winter season spent IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Auiomobiling and Outings.

Saturday morning the Girls Reserve
corps OF the y ". C. A., liked 10 che
School Of Mines. taking their break
fast with them and eating 81 in the
hills. The girls left the Y. ". c. A.
building at 1880. Mrs. David Cath
cart Miss Blanche Campbell and Miss
Margaret Woodside acted as chap
erons. About 50 girls enjoyed the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Weddings.

Hrs. Roy Davis and Miss AIaybsIle
Bethea viii entertain this evening
with a miscellaneous shower at Miss
Bethea's home on Mckinley avenue
in compliment TO Miss Helen Da-rach
whose engagement was announced re-
Gently, and Mrs A. Murray entsrtains
tomorrow evening at her home, go
Mundy avenue. for Mss Darrach with
g linen shower
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

musical study in Boston. but her III
ness uecessitated a change OF plans.
The condition Of Tommle. the small
son OF DR.. and 11rs- f. ". Lynch. is
I improved. He has been very III for the
past three months and Is at present
at Hotel Dleu. where he underwent
an operation on the brain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

Get Ducks the 10th.
The duck season opens next Thurs
day.
We have made advance preparations
70 supply everything you need in guns,
Ammunition and hunting equipment
Special attention TO mail orders.
Feldman.s-sns san AnlonIo street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
A PRINCE FOR A DAY
TO OPEN AT GAYEIY

"a Prince for a Day huSicd'
comedy which played for more imam
wear to crowded houses in New YORK
and Chicago, will be the attraction
at the Gayoty theatre tonight
The story of "A Prince for Day
concerns young American who Is
deeply in debt to jewish money
lender and is living on his great eN-
pectations of inheriting an uncle $
wealth, The uncle lives in the FAR
east and dies suddenly and the youth
finds that to get the fortune he must
marry the uncle's widow How the
money lender finances an eXpedi-
tion to search for the hidden fortune
how an amateur detective Joined IN
the search assisted by his best girl
all assist in the complications which
nnsue and afford plenty of opportun
itv for comedy. The musical anC
dancing numbers are very plentiful
The scenic production is al that
! could be desired and the wardrobe
is gorgeous.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
OTTAWAN'S BROTHER
is NAMED MAYOR
OF KEWAMEE ILL.

James II. Andrews, brother Of j..
A. Andrews Of this city, was elected
mayor OF KeWanee Tuesday. he
made his campaign on a platform OF
equal rights to all and special priv.
leges to none and was regarded as an
anti-corpOration candidate and favor
ed by the labor unions. His opponent
was the present incumbent OF the
mayors office, +. f. Baker, a success
full banker,
-Four years aGo Andrews and Baker
were opponents in the mayuraIty con
test. and in that event Andrews wa
second best with an overwhelming ma
ior.ity against him. Andrews Is a
sort Of a socialist of the DarroW and
Russell stripe and takes the position
that the interests have had then
day and that the time has come for
The common man to assert himself
He has made a fortune ou' OF the
law business. owns severa. farms an,
is in position to defy organized Wealt!
or a political power.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
UNION COMM UNION
AT M. E. CHURCH

One of the most appropriate serY
ices held in this city during Passion
Week OF former years has been the
union communion service participated
in by all OF the rrotestantS of the
community This year that event
known as the last supper of our Lore
before the day Of His death, will be
observed at the First Methodist
church this evening.
The meeting will be presided over
~ Rev. Carl Stackman, chairman O.
he Ottawa Ministerial Association
md Reys. Farrar and Divan will o.
iciate at the sacrament of the Lord
Supper. Appropriate music will be
rendered by the Methodist choir ano
Miss Vera Belle Ham, soloiat. Tho
public is cordially invited. The hom
f the service will be s o'clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
SCENES OF
BOYH00D DAYS

In imaGination George ". Porter
the venerable barber, has many times
in the past forty years wandered back
to the scenes of his boyhOod days but
he is now in reality for the first time
in long. long time mingling with the
people of his old home town way down
east.
II is a safe guess that he Is having
the time of his life. Hinsdalc, Mass
is the place where George was born
and raised. and from there he is writ
ing some interesting stories Of his eN-
periences to his Ottawa friends. II
seemed a little strange to him 10 hnd
the sWecthCarts of his school DAYS
gray haired grandmas, he writes, and
a good many Of his schoolmates nave
Dassed away. The streets OF the olo
/ town don't .ook as broad and the store
bindings as high as when he wa
Young. and the ole sWimmln hole
don't look the same, and reminded
/ him how sadly things have chahge'
since forty years ago.
He has also been visiting friends a
Bridgeport. Conn, and will spend
few DAYS with sister in New lof
CITY before he returns Mr. Porte
has hosts Of friends in Ottawa VII
rejoice that he is enjoying spendln
? a we'll earned vacation IN such plea
ant places.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
MUCH GOOD TALENT.
IN CAST Of MISS.
CHERRYBLOSSON"
MISSES MARTHA HlNEBAUOH
AND ALVENA SCHERER nv
LEADING ROLES-PLAY TO BE
STAGED NEXT WEEK.

The Drama club musical comedy
Miss CherryblossOnt,' which lhet
will stage next Tuesday and Wednes.
day evenings at the Ottawa Town
ship High School, promises to eXcel
any production ever given by the club,
The members are sparing no efforts
10 make the show the most successful
home talent play ever given III Ut
tawa.
The stage settings are said to Dc
the most picturesque even seen III
this city. All three acts are laid IN
Japenese tea garden.
Some Of the most talented yocailsis
and dancers in the city have been
gathered together TO make the caS'
one that it would be a difficult mat
fer duplicate The members are.
Cherryblossom brought up as
daughter of Kokemo. ....,.,.,,
Miss Martha Hinebaugl
/ Kokemo. proprietor Of tea gar
den ...............W Walter Nertne.
John Henry Smith, New YORKER,
on a visit to Japan, guest OF
Mr.. Worthington Jay 5. Ruhne
Henry Joster Jones, Jacks pal
in love with Jessica. Justin Jaegf
Horace Worthington, the sece-
tary, now a New York stock
broker .......... Fred S. Prichar
lanes Young. Warrington pri-
vate secretary. Joseph Hathe"a
b. Jessica Vanderpool Worihing-
TONS niece go. Miss Alyena Scherf
Togo. Japanese politician of high
+ rank ......... Harold Lindemar
e Soloist ............... Miss Vera Tia
+ Dancers Miss Ruth Deiterich, jam
Carlin Crandall.
g CHORUS.
d Geisha girls in Kokcmo's Garden
Pearl Bayne. Veronica Brown, fn'
It ma White. Adalia Gerding, lnez Tres
!, Marie Brewer Ann Nertney Al
d Hathaway Helen Scherer, MargaI
il Sanders, Irene Leopold Mildred !.
# pold, Emily Palmer, kathryn Jon
Evelyn Freebury.
Ia American girls guests OF u
il Worthington) Mrs. kmche'oe v
Max Kncussl, Matte Temple, Je
- Pelticr. Kathryn Twohey, Mary NJ
-, holland. Marie Kelly, Leiah fet
Helen Meagher. Rena Prichard.
y, American men guests of
" Worthington) Mr. Green, Johh 10
~ Mathew White, Andrew LeiH, GI'
Mills. George Welsh, Thomas feI
son, Roy Wilhelm,
James Carlin Crandall, tolcaso'
reCtOt
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
GETS WORD SAILOR
BROTHER Is HOME

w A. Lane, manager OF tle locd
Western Union Office, has receiVef
word from his brother, F. L. Lane
tina, he has arrived at the Great Lake.
Naval Training Station and is no"
waiting TO receive his release Sea
man Lane enlisted in the navy two
wears ago. when he was not quite l.
wears of age, and has served as
wireless operator on board a trans
port for many months.
since last July he has made eigh
trims to France and back, taxing sol
d;ars overseas and later bringing
them home. During this time ne ma
been the wireless operator OF th'
Madawaski
AS soon as he receives his discharg'
ne will come to Ottawa TO Visit III
brother. ---L---.-I
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17

N1butliApb 'A'''
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TRANSPORTATION Ryder.
Bridge tenders Joseph Burke, ira
Anderson. Conrad Reinhafdt,
Department Of public health an
safety
CHIEF of policc-George Eurlch.
Captain of police-4Vacant.
Patrolmen- Reilly, Jerr!
Looney. James b. Sheehan, Jesse
Holmes, Luke Neary, Morris Hart
William Mischkc, Arthur Barrett
Launia Ausscm.
Health commissioner DR.. w y
Pike
Inspector of weights and measure.
Edward Burns.
Plumbing in spoctor William wa
son,
Chief of fire dcpartment-JosepI
Boissenin
Deputy fire chief James J. Dough
erty
Deputy fire chief-G A. Stevenson
Pipemen- Edward Haley, Pete
Greed. Milton Waterman, Benjamin
Ford. Arthur Barron.
Park commissioners.
Department of public property
Sunerintendent Of WaterWorkS-
Mark Duffy.
Chief engAeer-John Daley.
| Assistant engineers George va
/ rier. William Brunnick.