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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17
News from the CARRIER Field

GARBBR. Okla. Sept. l6.--Thc
Auhymo oil CoppHuy's No l. on
the Seaman farm I'm the middle of
tho west line, northwest 1-22-iw,
milo and quarter south Of
Garbcr Is estimated az better than
100 barrels In sand topped at
Lace feet. This property is also
known as tho Enid so, as this com
panv holds an interest in tho lease.
Tho new well offsets to the west
the Prairie oil & Gas Co.'S well on
the Johnson farm, which had big
flow or gas at ,42O feet that also
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

Did. uorlAr est tp tho southeast. or
u..fh ma south. but to be- - sure
shot, Do yhould widen out and thoru
a"5as " i" d ~ ~" '''"' 's"o'o.osIR wants va G,'Ja 70
tud pl Jet him altaddlc the creek
H possible with one " his "sruc-
fuIlH'
"CrcokoloEy' h not always sure.
neither b. geology sure NJ results.
uuf both together make % good com
buaIuu, ana the 'isc oil producer
H sudiuE ho FroIuEiw whore he can
lun up with Other production, and
ruru TOO, get ou both .ll's 0f a
uIr' hitl" creek running Iu tho right
direction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17
Where to Get Oil

An anxious inquirer, who Is "a firm
believer In "CrockoloEy' As ap-
piled to the western parts Of
Creek county wants to know II
there In anything new ana whcthOr
or.not there has been oil found On
any OF the creeks west of Chicken
Creek" There has boon oil found
on various creeks west OF l6-lO,
and and tho creeks and per
haps tho most important de-
vclopment west Of said creek is that
the wilcox people have a gas wcll
that has been supplying q drill-
ing wells ia section 1N-tG-10 that
~ west uf Chicken rrcok," and that
Just now is bringing In another wen,
and is drilling several more But
the latest i'm 'CreekoloEy.' is. that
not only should the creek run from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

giug about the hot weather as DC
la needed just now To- matur, tho
'0fu WHICH is giving promise ~
he.ug The largest crop ln the his
tony OF the country.
James * Crawford, will lnltu for
Atlantic city sunday TO Urlrs hM
family back to Tulsa. lie will carry
with him the earnest hopo ul his
many friends hat hc RECEIVERS en-
iroIy from his recent Illness
T.. r. Brann, with tho National
Exploration company, IS ON ten
days. rip to New York city ON busi-
ness Mrs Brann accompanied HIN
H. iar as Warren, ra.. the old home
- 'ho family.
@. v 81 Yates and {. w George
returned from rrcdouIa. Kan
N'lheaday morning whore they
lsyo mndo locations for two droU
'"sts on 3.OOO-acrc block on lease.
u township 27s-14o. In northwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17
Northwest Of blackwell.

Tho National Union OH & Gas
co is shut down by conservation
officer pt the top OF the sand al
2.OJ5 feet, until they get pipe on
ths ground before drilling In, On it.
No. ! Redman. located at the CEN
ter of the northeast OF the south
west OF 33-29n-3w
McCaskoy & Wont2 IS shut down
Bt 3,225 feet for orders, In No. q
Wolch. In tho northeast corner of
the northwest OF the southwest OF
17-2S-tc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17
Young Men

Many young meu are prone TO ho
confident, they win gradually ass
they mature IN years. huNo lhrir lu.
Gomez increased and. according 10
their reasoning under tho circum-
stances there is no need tu save a
portion OF their earnings. The NUM-
Der OF persons thus fortunate. how
over, Is small compared tH ih, great
mass Of people who arn ohlr,d to
work 30 the lac. with gradually
decreasing income.
We all know how difficult it rs fur
a man past his primo Go secure %
satisfactory position. and we also
are aware that 300 urr employed by
another knpws N... h.s services
may be dispensed with fnr amy ron-
son, This may occur Dlthur iu his
carly years or as be- often the case
after no Is well uluug 20 life. I'm
loss, therefore, a reserve fund Is
available to take care of temporary
noods n person IL liable 20 be placed
In the embarrassing position OF some
time having no income and mo
money on hand, Better come IN
and START that savings account NOW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

Casing ana line pipe at interesting
prices ont Qf stock at Tulsa. truck
or car load lots. Quick service on
the following. IS l-2 inch, 10 lb
casing; ~ l-2 inch, 30 III. casing,
10 inch. 40 10. casing; 10 inch, St
10. casing, 5 IA inch, 80 H. casing
1 a inch. 2S No. casing 8 IA inch
2s N. casing; SIS inch, "a 10
easing; 5-S inch, 20 III. casing
b-s inch. "a 10, casing
ia inch. IL ID. casing. all
inch II H. casing S-i6 inch
II No. casing; 4 rs inch,
III. casing; 6 inch standard lino ions
recess couplings; 4 inch stnndar,
line long recess couplings ncf
standard line long recess couplings
2 inch standard line long recess
coupling. inch 4 l-2 ID. tubing
2 inch ! H. tubing Soc Ms before
placing your order you will save
money by calling Usage 41bO-4b36
lsng distance so. Fcenberg Pipe 4
Supply company, blq East FIRST
street. Tulsa. Okla.--Advt,
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OIL AND GAS
Jenscs 90 supplies -- Production. tto.

Man win several years experience
I'm gas and gasoline husincw wants
field or office position with pro-
ducIng or gisoluc company. Can
furnish good references, Address
AlU. H. rtrr World Advt
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100 Per Cent Income
An OuuOrtttulty

{Invost $4,000, or any part there
M and receive your money back
each year continuously. Time y
short. Write or personally lnVeS-
tigate this safe. sane. and legitimate
business. Positively no speculation
secretary, Room 2O2 Hotel Tulsa
AdVf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

Reliable producer wants drilinB
propositions In Okmuigce and creek
counties. have plenty Of material
for development, give fun details IN
first letter. Address T.. O Box
1888, Tulsa, Oklahomn.-AdNt
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Trackugo property rpr lease, To-
Gated on MOK r Ry. 2O0xii0, also
warehouse. 60Ni0 with separate
two-room Office. For particulars. call
Usage A58G. d. Fccnberg.
udNf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

WANTED-W Wildcat acreage give
location and price. Address Box
V2S-E, care World.-Ndvt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

FOR SALE A complete string OF
Standard Drilling Tools, and No z
National Drilling Machine. can
Usage l744. after p, m. Usage
lS67.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

WILL. GIVE an Interest In 80
acres near stone Bluff for drilllns.
Acreage not far from production,
Address Box 1l9-E, care Tulsa
Vol ld.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-17

FOR SALE - New standard
string Tools. Plenty work. Box
b47-C care world Adyt.
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"BETTER BE SAFE
THAN SORRY

II the State OF Oklahoma would In.
sure Your Home or Your Bust
ness without Charge Would
You Insure with ThCm
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PRODUCERS STATE BANK
Assets Over $5,O0O,o0O.0O

eR, INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS
The Deposits OF this Bank are pro
toeted by the Depositors Guaranty
Iund OF the state of Oklahoma. ~
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CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
Nav .prx. u P.i.t. aix..

Creating much amusement the fol.
loving suggested list Of fourteen
poin's" was read by Ole Nelson at the
Rotary CLUB meeting last Wednesday
and was 'aughingly referred to the
attention of A J.. Finch, head of tho
Anti-Salcon league:
l. That. the. name of Brandywine,
N. Y, be changed to Coldwater. N. r.
9. That Drink to Me Only With
TIL ne Eye" be made the national
an hem
3. That all mention of the Bourbon
kings be expurged from school books
A. That on account of being sug-
gcs.lve, rye bread be withdrawn from
sale by all bakeries.
5. That no part of ship be re-
ferred to as saloon, for the reason
that such reference might raise false
hopes.
6. That all bars be removed from
harbor entrances or be designated by
some other name.
l. That the word "port" be ex-
Plunged from navigation charts and
reference,
g. The use of alcohol lamps be for
b'dden by law.
O. That the useless 100000 white
jackets and aprons in this country be
sent to the starving bolsheviki.
10. Thet the word "still' be ex-
purged from the American language
and all dictionaries, and the word
"quiet"' be substituted.
II. That all mint be plowed under
and vanilla beans planted.
~. That any barber tantalizing a
GU toner by using bay rum on his
hair be given ten years.
13. That all pretzels shall be made
straight, instead Of bent in the old
familiar style, to avoid "reminiscences.
IA. That mon with the "foot-rail
limp" shall not be allowed to march
in any public parades. Grand juno
tion Sentinel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
How's Thisl

We. o6sr o.s. Hundred Dollars RawarA
for any case e Catargh that cannot -
cured ~ 1aalI's CataSTh Medicine.
Halrs CatASrh Medicine has been taken
~ eataSyh sufIersrs fer the past thirty
ave years, sd has become knoWn a. the
most rsllable remedy for Catafrh. HAlrs
CataSrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, oxpelling the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
Aftsr you have taken Han: Satarrh
great improvement In your Sens.al
health. Start taking Aall's CataFfh Nod
J. CMENEf Z CO., Tossao, oh,o.
0ol0 By an Druggists. &c.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSINGS
BY C. T. RaWalt.

Pueblo, Colo, March l7.-Ted, the 11-year-old of
Mrs H. A. Kuykenda in statement made shortly before
bv five schoo a M sd e ana m
Behind the chd's death lies schoolboy feud Ted's
mother poor and his clothes had earned for him the
of Poverty" at school, However in spite of his
handicaps he led his classes resulting in the jealousy Of
clothes and whipped" boys Of own age Friday
five older boys attacked him kicked him
sciousness-Grand Junction Sentinel
Following the publication of the above brief dispatch
which, by the way the only account the
fair printed for time there appeared another
Denver Express stating that great efforts being
made to hush up the whole incident
We can nothing strange in desire for silence on
the part of the murIerers their people. There has
been anything published Indicating that Cain sought
publicity after killing Abel is generally the that
criminals seek secion and view with horror the dis
cussion Of their crimes
But this particular has worked on our
mind and have few thoughts the subject which
desire put in print hoping they reach and
penetrate the conscienes Of people with the end In
view Of possibly saving other poor boy girl from
equal WORSE treatment
Sotnswhkre We have heard quotation the effect
that Poverty Is not crime The
sion indicates that This quotation Is obsolete Ths
apparently successful effort Of the guilty who quite
evidently not poor to secure almost complete silence
ths daily press, further indicates that being Is
good and sufficient reason why ths unfortunate
should be killed IT, in the present his meukaty
was of 30 superior quality that hs msnaced Mn more
wealthy the way Of poaition in his clssss
their elde in conspiring to got rid permanently Of this
composition And, really their methods crude
might have been expected from untrid yos,t Thsy
exaspcrated t,eir opponent to the point where he
sought to defend himself by physical force. his only
method of defense. This established grounds for
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25

Although we received quite bit OF
Mach weather in the way of wind.
we can thank our lucky stars we are
living In Gunnison, when we see the
reports of damage done to some of
our sister cities. Grand junction
seemed to have suffered the most Of
our western slope towns.
Ths Sophomore class Of the High
School gave their long delayed dance
Friday night and although the young
meu and ladies were q LITTLE rusty
from their long lay off from dancing
on account of the flu, they spent q
vey joyful evening. The hall va.
beautifully dscorAtsd In claas colors
Er. and Mrs. j. S. Ferris and chill
dres left Thursday for Brighton. Col
ccadc. where Mrs. Ferris will remain
for time recuperating from the se
we're attack Of the flu. Mr.. Ferris OK
poets to return sbout Saturday. w,
hcpse to see Mrs. Ferris with Us akail
in a short time with health fully no
stoted.
Jack Smith. old time Gunnisonite
w4,ns-up at Ohio City last week look
ing for spuds. purchased about Mt!
tons Of Philhps Brothses At $500 r.
huiidred shck Is in ~ rodoes bod
ness Ia KAlris, and hskes frsqasa'
trips 70 Guniisnn ioosing over -
potatS ef6p. hut - hnSd % 49, q
vassAEc Tof thS low cot hk TAN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
'rMixr THE oprsm,sT AND PEss,m,sr

An optiu,inst is with visions grand.
soul undaunted and proud;
He tho promise that God made man.
The rainbow in every cloud
pessimist is man who can't, und srstand
Why the clouds don't blow away,
AS deeper and darker they seem to grow
And the darkness has come to stay.
An optimist is a With hsiping hand,
And always a word of cheer;
When troubled in spirit, and the way seems dark,
He cheers you up with the laconc remark
That tho dawn is drawing
pessimist is with club In his hand,
Who would kill every hope That is born;
With look OF suspicion his disgruntled face,
He pierces you. heart with thorn.
An optimist the simple dough-nut
And praises it he sees it,
Declares it to pe the choicest of cakes,
And fairest of women who made it.
A pessmist is man who the doughnut throug
While his eyes suspiciously roll;
He can't the savory brown nut at ALL
But only the size of the hole.
s. S. JOHNSON. 7
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25

Cn Satur,a ay the goth, Jack An
DIR ws gave a party in honor of Col
Il Meme ! fcurt-eni, birthday, at
the 1. U. Q. II hall. About fifty of
his young frit nds wero present.
Canes and dcncing were indulged In
and thoso desiring their fortunes told
were accomm dated by Mrs. P. j.
Hurley in the makeup of gypsy,
which was source of great amuse-
ment. During the evening refresh
ments were served and about 1880
the young friends bid Colonel good
night, wishing him many more such
happy birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Long and sons,
l. well and Elmer, left Monday noon
for Gunnison, where they will now
make their. home, Mr.. Long devoting
his time to o. C. coal mine interests,
he Being one Of the owners of this
rich mine. The family has lived here
fer p number of years and are among
our best citizens, and Montrose is In
deed sorry to lose them. For many
years Mr.. Long was engaged in the
coal and feed business here.-Mont-
rose Press.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
Merle H.y's mstisr ssys His Spirit
CsSnes te Her

Special 10 Omaha orld-Herald
Dos Nofncs, Ia, March 1l.-Merle
Ha-.. Iow~'s first soldier to give his
life in France, has visited his mother
ut Glidden. Iowi,
This. is NOT fhs hrst spirit visit tbs
mother has had from her dead son.
she says. But this, time the boy
seemed naors real thsn upon previous
visitations.
'Hs came walking into tfs houss
just - Ne did when he was = boy 1t
home, l." Mr.. Hay aid today over ths
long distance telephone. Il heard
him calling ma Mother, mother be
was calling. He walked into tia room
where stood. He wore his Olive drah
uniorm and had his campaign hat
under his arm.
"T'm home on . furlough.' he said.
He put his arms around me. but when
1 tried to embrace him he vanhssSsd.
Frequently I see him and I often hear
him calling me. After ths news came
thet he was dsad I was much dis
turbed. But three days after we got
tho news I heard him calling one
night. and then great peace de-
scen1>d upon me. felt that Merle
was happy. Later he visited me and
.o,d ne to work for the Y. M. C. A..
Hc got a great deal Of comfort from
t'c ~ feel great consolation from
these visits"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
Northern France Recovering.

Production has been resumed IN
about one-half the factories Of north
ern France. where the outbreak OF the
war paraiyxed industry and where
battles ragged for fodr years. OF this
number. however, about 13 per cent
have been at work only a month. Fig
ures examined BY the correspondent Of
the Associated Press, who IL visiting
the war zone under special dispensa-
tion of the government. showed tnat
in this region $1,000 plants employing
500, 600 workers were ra.ed By gunhre.
looted or badly disorganixed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
Austria sssses uean In Pars,

Austria essits Iean In Paris.
Herr Roisin. AuHtrian secretary Of
state, will e. to Paris to negotiate an
advance OF f-um 1b0. 900. 900 to 200.-
900, 900 france to b guaranteed BY q
rsatal = ~ Asihiaa tseaeee meaop-
oily, It was apnSuAesd In Vienna
An Angio-Amss3kAn group has been
negotiatins vitA ~ vlenna nunidpal-
ity regarding ~ erection, Of water
power statioQs 10 supply electricity to
the city at . cot e 5000. 600 francs.
the works to b ieosnpletsd within
three years.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
p,,.s Har vsjsksxlk Aavines.'

Poland has her satirs army mar
shalsd sAlone tho 1Ensa1An ffontisr TO
forrn! q bartlee asaHsst the wsstsEn
spread Of bclshss1s ACCORDING - N
intesvjev with GasdlAai KrawkANt
sFchAsshsp ees waesaws printed u. the
Ceri1Qee d11la. !. Thes saFdaaal says.
Aswsvsr. thas rsatsA Setaehmeets ars
tos. weak 70 yitAeteRd. tie pees@re
frp0 the, sast. NA5e - ssys, may sese
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
osssis Fis.sr L.,j d Rest

The body of Miss Gussie Fisher
who passed away at tbs Colorado
State hospital 1t Pueblo last Sunday
night. WAS brought to Gunrlaon rues.
day for burial. Funeral services vsrs
held !. the Episcopal church Wedaes-
day Il O'clock rRsv. J. 8, FsrTis
otRciatang, Undertatse Miller IA
charKs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
UsSy 'WIsrsSl...la.i q Rest

The little son 81 ". U. MergelmAn,
born Monday March i5. passed away
on Saturday, the 10th. only blessing
the family with its presence few
short days.
The little one was laid to rest last
Sunday In Gunnison cemetery.
!. What God giveth, he also taketa,
away"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25

coal and feed business here.-Mont-
rose Press.
Mr.. Jesse Ridgway of Hoisington,
Kansas is expected to arrive in Gun
nison in about ten days to assume the
management Of the Gunnison Steam
Laundry. Mr.. Ridgway is practical
laundry man of twenty years exper-
lence, and will make cleaning and dy-
ing a speciality Mr.. Boyles is fortu-
nate in having interested so capable a
nan, as it was feared by many that
the laundry would have to be closed
up, which would be blow to our
town.
E W. Center, General Manager OF
the Anthracite Fuel Co., new owners
of the Muncey Anthracite Coal, Of
which the Empire published an ex-
tended article several months ago,
was in town this week, consulting
With their resident attorney, Senator
Hetherington. and looking after com.
pany business. Mr.. Center gave the
Empire quite bit Of his time and we
cxpect to have some real news from
them soon.
Eng, C. A. Kroli returned. from Sa-
lid Wednesday, where he took his son
Lawrence to the Red Gross hospital.
suffering with liberation Of the stom-
ach. "Posy' assures US It = nothing
serious, snd after = course Of treat
ment Lawrence will como out brand
new young man
4 Nominee Jos Gallstin, for city dad,
'lsu-e started out fine by showing what
can be done to some parts OF cur
streets, by filling In Ons OF ths
counctImen also showed what sssAe
to h6ve been done. getting busy On
his side Of the street doing the same.
+ Geo. Mason returned from busi-
ness trip to Baldwin Tuesday. And by
way Of exercise had to walk hack
from Mt. Carbon to Baldwin, when
the stage had . break down.
Z >,
, Mrs. Ruby Coram, editor Of the Pit
kin Pin.r, was . pleasant visitor Fri
day in the county seat. It b always
= pleasure to see Ruby's smiling face
among us.
DR.. Walker is giving his drug store
a new coat. in the way Of paint, paper
and . general cleaning. preparatory to
the summer rush, which is bound to
come.
Mss Atwell, the Red Cross nurse,
went to Spencer Monday in company
wi h Dr. Hanson, to attend a patient
there.
Mrs. Paul Nordstrom and children,
cnme down from Crested Butte on
"Wednesday for a visit with relatives.
Ernest Nazxi and Chris Faiietti ar
rived from Jerome, Arizona. Monday
and went to Crested Butte Tuesday.
-
Mrs Jerry Brunton returned from
Crested Butte Wednesday after a
short business trip.
Ralph Gallup of Delta, passed
through Gunnison Tuesday on his way
tc Denver
Peter Peterson was a visitor from
S .pinero this week, returning Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neiderhut re-
turned from Denver Thursday morn
ing.
DIR. Rex Ellington came home Mon
day after a short visit in Hotchkiss.
Attorney Flick was passenger on
Mon3ay's train enroute to Salida
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
Practical

Don't you think writer ought to
avoid as far as possible the use OF
long words?"
"Unquestionably." answered Mr..
PEN WigEle. He Is likely to waste
too much valuable time booking in the
dictionary to see how to spell them"
-Washington Star.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-02
District Red Cross Chapter
Wants Experienced Nurses

The District Red Cross Oh r. ~.
Red Cross, has Issued an AppeH
all graduate or practical nrr-la,
aurses' aids, ~ any one with y -
cal nursing experience. to enroll a =
the chapter 20 combat influenza
The local chapter will pay foI the
services OF all nurses who enroll
while they are on duty. Enrollmentsi
should be made at chapter headquar-
tiers, l6 jackson place.
the epidemic and emergency uUrs-
ing committee Of the chapter urges
all who md themselves attacked by
influenza to observe the following:
If in need OF 4 PHYSICIANS atten-
ton or hospital treatment telephone
the District health officer.
If in need OF a nurse telephone Miss
A. ]. Baglcy. sUperintondent Of tho
Instructive Visiting Nurses Society.
American Red Cross.
Miss Anna J. Greenlee, director Of
the women'S work OF tho teaching
center, announces a three weeks
schedule in home hygiene and dietetic
class, beginning Monday. Several
classes will be held each day and in
formation as TO the hours Of these
classes can be had by telephoning
Miss Greenlee. Main 1870.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-02
Deaths Reported

Harry A Hhrt, IS years. 214o Pa a. ~.
Annie r. Jones, 90. iI5s 6th st su
Walter G. Henderson. 45. I2Osh 81 ~.
lssbel Doherty. 90. 21s 5th II. ne.
Virginia Visring, 8 2ils Cal st.
Mary z. Simmons, y. Blue Plains. d. g.
Nathan Cohen. a., li4i 7tb Of. nv.
frederiek W. Schmidt. IS. 1881 st pow.
Julia c. LArner. Ii. I229 X St -.
Charles A. Clupet. ~, 147s Col. I'd. nv.
Elizabeth Walker, -. sO1 n ct. nv.
Stella B. Aartle. "a. 1917 FiA. ave. ne.
Edwin Prey. 81, i7l3 Lanisr pl. nv.
Ambrose KranE. IS. Sibley Hospital
Edwin V. Greene 32, Sibley Hospital.
Hospital
Frank Fo1n.e 30 GarSeld Hospital
Eunice W. Page. 81. sibley Hospita
Ellen c. Wardell, a., llS ID Il. nv.
Nathan BickfOrd. ~. Sss Westminsi
nv.
Frances Hutchinson. 81. Sc. EliI. BE y.
Edward A. Blick. 66, 81 V st. nv.
Annie NHttern. g. 22i2 r. r. ave. -.
Fannie fOrame. -. I324 AZ st sw Q
Nettie W. Clements, =. b3S eth st. - "a.
Maurice p. DOran, IS. 1918 Let OF rHf.I-
William II. Carey. -. Georgetown 81
tai
Delphins I. Berr. S. ISL st ne. -
Ernest s~oPe. -, Washington gasqsHs
Hospital H..
Marie E. Miller. -. 1915 Nd. ave. -. (.
William A. Ellis. o months 6ga - saz
Edith X. FiRn. 5 months. s4I5 lstn 81 nv.
Raymond NcNahOn, 3 months, 1867 z st.
ne.
Ann walker. 90 year,. SJe Z 81. sw.
Blanche Higgins. 81. Freedmen's Hospital
Julia Robinson, S. sO2 23rd ST. NV.
sarah johnson. ~. 64s GirHrd St nv.
William Brown. 50. 81 C st. NV
Ida SmAllNOod. Al. 80 Myrtle Il. ne.
Eliza jackson. CO. 1914 jefferson st nv.
Bettie Bias. &c. ll1s 20h -. NV.
Susie Y. Harris, 81. 1915 L ct. nv.