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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
McKINNEY'S BARGAINS

No. Seven room modern
home on hard surface street. lot
75xl00, lots of fruit; a dandy
fine buy at $1,000. Pay $500.
cash, balance like rent.
No. l5-6 room modern home,
full cement basement and furn-
ace. streets improved, fine cor
ner lot 50Xl00: price S2750;
terms can be arranged. You had
better see this home.
No. l9-New 3 room modern
bungalow. improved street. price
$500. Pay $3.50 cash. bal. like
rent.
No. 26-5 room modern home,
corner lot. l00Xl00. lots of fruit;
price S2225 Pay $3.50 cash,
balance like rent.
No 30-5 room bungalow, bath
and electric lights, corner lot,
streets improved; price Sl650.
Pay $500 cash. balance like rent.
No. 49-5 room modern home.
lot 50xl37; price $1,000 Pay
$500 cash. balance like rent.
No. 6S-5 room modern bun.
galow. improved street, a dandy
price $4,000. Pay $500 cash, bal
ance like rent.
No. l0l-B Brand new 4 room
modern bungalow. a dandy with
lot 50Xl00. price only S2l00, pay
$500 cash. balance total payment
$50 per month,
No. 1915 room modern cot
tage has fire place. hard surface
street. lot 50Xl00. This is a
dandy buy don't fail TO see il.
AT Portsmouth, fine Is room
modern bungalow, cement base.
ment cement floor. lots of fruit,
garden in and up. large lot 100
Xll0 with Is t.alley. Best buy
you ever saw. Price $2750, want
at least one.half cash balance 8
years Z per cent.
MCKINNEY.
ll5 n. Jersey 5 Phone Columbia 2
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

berries and raspberries to sell. Also
plenty of garden space. Buy now
and sell the fruit yourself. Income
S44 per month. Good reason for
this bargain; going East Save
agents commission; $500 cash and
terms to suit See owner, c. J..
WESLEY, COZ South Hudson ST,
corner Oswego, St. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
Grocer
SEE J. Il. GILMORE
For Bargains

Some four room houses,
S1050; $50 cash, bal. like rent.
Five room modern house with garage.
This Is fine corner, street aud sewer
improvements all paid, S32OO,Sl5OO cash.
Nine room, modern IN every respect.
| hardwood floors. double FIRE place, lot
lOOx 100. s65OO $4,000 cash The house
could not be built for the money.
Six acres on highway; this will make
q iiuc chicken ranch, one mile from 81.
Johns, $4,000, $500 cash, Or will trade tor
house.
Six room modern house on paved
street, f23OO, 1900 cash, balance like rent,
look at this.
Seven room modern house, double
plumbing, lot l00NlO0, good fruit. This
is fine corner. $500, $500 cash.
Seven room modern house, lot iOOxlOO
feet, lots OF fruit. This IL q fine corner,
si2OO.
Piyc room modern house, Gnc fruit,
good location s2o0O, $500 cash, balanc,
like rent.
Five room modern house $500, $1,000
cash, balance easy.
ilNf lAAUA ANNHht NiN tNhAAH HAN'Nf
$500 cash.
Seven room modern house, close to
Peninsula mill, $3.50, $3.50 cash. This
II fine place for some one to keep
boafdcfs.
Ten room house, modern In every fc.
spect, lot lOONl0O, $500, 5000 cash,
Seven room modern honse, double
plumbing, lot lOOxlOO, fine fruit, 5000,
$500 cash, balance twenty dollars per
month, interest six per cent,
Five room modern house, dne base,
ment, s21OO, 800 cash, balance easy.
Six room modern house, corner lot,
new house with garage, street improve.
menls paid, 1890, 500 cash.
Five room modern house, lot 5ONlOO,
all la fine shape, good garage, $1,000,
$1,000 cash. This II a snap.
II YOU want 10 sell your property
come In aud see me, ! can sell itlor you,
ll3A North Jersey Street
Phone Columbia 81
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
Don't Miss This

2-Five Room Modern Fats-2
l00xl25 corner lot. heart of ST.
Johns, 3 blocks from school, IL
blocks to car, hard surface street,
house newly painted inside and out,
2 complete sets of white enamel
plumbing, high fence chicken run.
IL full bearing trees, 3 cherry, 3
pear 2 prune, ? apple, / peach, /
ounce and l walnut; plenty OF
gooseberries, loganberTies, black
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
ySsf sSs GOoD ROADS May 2l
vsis 302 xYss isr4Gs STATE Read BOad lInIt
paid adv

In order 60 insure a change OF as.
ssrtsemsnt the copy for such change
should reach tAls Once not later than
Wednesday, at . o'clock 2. m.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
VOTE FOR GOOD ROADS
Vote 302 X Yes for
SO State Road Bond Limit
NO PROPERTY TAX
NO DIRECT TAX
NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE or GASOLINE lax

Present Auto License Fees and Gasoline
Tar viii pay both principal and interest
on all the bonds under this constitutional
amendment Approval Of this amendment
"a necessary to permit early completion of
State Highways.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-05
VEGETABLES ARE MORE
PLENTIFUL on MARKET
Sliehe Decline in Prices Also
Noted; Potatoes Also Some
what Cheaper.

With the advance Of warmer weather,
the influx of fruit and green food into the
curb market is becoming more noticeable
each succeeding week. Prices of vegetables
are also slightly lower this week than here
toforc
Cabbage dropped two or three cents
and was selling for 8 and 10 cents pound
Yesterday. Potatoes, white and sweet were
also lower They were selling for 20 and Is
cents quarter; celery, 10 and Is cents a
stalk; carrots, 30 cents quarter; cauli-
flower, % to 40 cents head; lettuce, 10
and Is cents head; onions, Is and IS
cents quart; peppers, three and two for
3 cents; radishes, plentiful, 10 cents n
bunch; spinach, % cents quarter; hot
house tomatoes, five for 20 cents; turnips,
20 and % cents quarter.
Apples and grapefruit were very plenti-
full in the market. Bananas could also
be bought in large quantities. Apples
were selling for 20, %, 30 and 35 cents a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-05

Interior Decorating, Delaware Paint
and Glass Co, 622 King strect.--Adv.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-05-21
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber ban
obtained from the Orphan Court Of CafFpll
County. Maryland. letters of Administratier On
the Personal estate Of
FAT1IZ DOMINICA ~
late of Carroll County. deceased. AL persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. TO the subscribed
on or before the Both day of November. 1920, fhey
may otherwise by law be excluded from all beheff
of said estate. - =
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of Apfiis
EDWARD O. WEANT.
apr 3O-4t Administrator
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
HOW STAR SPANGLED BANNER CAME
TO BE SET TO TUNE OF BRITISH
DRINKING SONG FULLY EXPLAINED

WASHINGTON. -. g. Nov. Ia
Fort Mchcnry. az Baltimnr'. Md. men
'ionod IN recent press dispatches as a
possible headquarters for the Third
Army Corps. h referred 10 In the FOL.
lowing bulletin II the National G-ugra-
phic Suciv'y which relates the origin
Il m, National Anthem
Nearly every schcolboy knows that
tho defeat ~ British attack upon
Fort McHcnry was the occasion for
writing The rSpanglcd Blnner;' but
how Francis Scott Keys ode came 20
De- 50 20 thu tune of q British drinking
sUng b. SET q matter ~ controversy
The m,lud, has had an international
history. from the tim" uf It's rcmot"
origin. which has even been ascrib.d
by som. O, Ireland and by others to
Germany through ~ vogue In England
1870 years ago ~ adoption as the Amer
loan national air. It's cmplo, mcnt by an
Italian composer IN an opera 81 japan
81 life down 90 the more recent re-
flul ~ German conductor ~ a New
England orchestra To- play Il IN con-
u-,iiun with symphony programs.
Ut Can't BE sung"
Another paradox sliout the tune may
no. from .riiis.il standpoint Though
many musicians aver that h,caus" ~ its
wide rang, BE- cannot be- sung easily, the
general public has always insisted upon
singing D.. Long b'furr n had any pa.
triuti, slgriiirinrH if was the Upper.
arv' - TO- day in English tavern and
cuifv" horen. aud u had vogue IN the
United States before KY fitted his tri.
uwuhauf uflr 10 d. ih, thin. 90 before
DO" actor. buung. chose that tune for
k'y's wuris-asr1rdinC tu which side
un" takes an that poiut.
"Fori VI u"ury on milestone Point.
pli1ps'p river 10 the entrance toI
Baltimore harbur. II zen historic shrine
not uriy hccuus" % provided Key with
an inspiration Tor his pUom. bat because
lhaLAl,aa - S.ptsinl,.r ~ ist4 when
'ugr D%F wss siill ihsre' marked an
AmeftAn vi'forv - cpurae. and conse-
uurncr
Three days oaTlior small fleet Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13

tore the attack % negotiate for the re-
lease ui his friend. DR. William Beans.
81 Upper Marlboror. Md, who had been
taken prisoner hy British soldiers. Key
WIS courteously treated. but was held
lest be- hrtruv plans IL the attack upon
Baltimore. Thus he had a point 81
vantage throughout tho operations.
When the firing ceased. and he beheld
tho flag II Fort McIfenry he scribbled
hastily the notes for his poem on tho
back cf an old letter. and, upon reaching
Baltimore. revised them.
THE words were printed In Ralti.
more. and ihcy were first publicly sung
~ The Holiday Street Thea,er there 20
the tune which hitherto had been ns-
ISOLATED with a cornwall song known
as To Anncrcon In Heayen.'
"Olivrr Wendell Holmes who wrote
q stqny1 sometimes used rs a substitute
fur the third verse penned by Key. re-.
marked that three short p0ems. each
the best of ~ kind In America. were
written In Rnltlmoro The other two
were The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe
aud Vandail's Maryland My Mary.
unu -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
Texas In Class A."
Nv A.'oelalsa ~


KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. 1.-THE
arbitration board u the National Ass1.
citation u Professional Baseball Leagues
concluded It's sessions IN Kansas City
today. and left AZ 6 o'clock tonight for
Chicago. where sessions viii be re.
sumcd tomorrow.
~ todays meeting the board passed
Judgment on the rating for the Texas
League. II was raised from Class u TO
Class \. and Is now on par with ~
liz Southern neiEhhor. the Southern As.
socia3ion. as To- rating.
The board rendered decisions today on
various claims ~ clubs and players. all
~ a minor nature
prumriEht. Okla. will remain In the
Western Association. and Muskogec Is
free 20 take out n franchise IN the pro.
posed new southern Association. accord.
INK 90 J T. Hurcl. sccrctSry 81 thc Ma.
tipnal Association.
Mvskogec had been endeavoring. ac-
curding Ia Mt. Harrcl. To- move the
Drumrighi club to the former city. hat
this action viii not be allowed 10y the
beard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
Says Tsnlae Restored Him To
Splendid Health Four Years
Ago And He Still Feels Fine.

About tour ytats 1gu ! made y state
utnt about how much goud Tanlac
lid me. and ~ ! am siill feeling fine I
want To- lct INV friends know how well
th" m,di,inr did its work for me-" said
o. !. Truilrim. dealer in general m'r.
hands" 20 e5th ana Pine STREETS. III.
0. liu,k, Nrk.. Boa rrrent interview.
Pa q lUng time b,fur. taking Tan.
lac ! suffered with indigestion Ia its
worst form and was about 49, miserable
a. man with this trouble ever gets to
be- ! WIS dning everything possible.
u seemed. hut the harder tried 10 get
relief the further away from Il 1 got
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
LITTLE ROCK BUSINESS
man GIVES IT PRAISE

"Taplac was put ON sale here four
years AKA. So I bought bottle and at
the tifp. ri about as wrctched as a
usrsun can.
We'll IL wasn't long after I began
'akinr u until my appetite had new
start and INV indigestion began Ia loss
it, grip After taking six bottles could
eat anything ! wanted and as much as
plrus"d and noyr have pain or an
uncomfortable feeling from a. About
two months aga my appetite began To-
weaken and I commenced To have
touch II indigestion tut Tnnllc som
had me feeding right again. eat
hsnrtlN every meal. sleep grrod every
nirht and am ON the job every day
feeling nns Tanlar nrt unity set me rich.
hut keeps me feeling right and believe
IL will Do as much foF anyone who gives
Il n fair trial"
Tanlac IL sold In Amarillo by ]. ".
Collins Drug 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
MUSICAL PROGRAM WILL
Be GIVEN At BAPTIST
CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING

Announcement has ben made that
tho vvning hour az the First Baptist
church tomorrow viii D. used for "a
musical program. The choir and the
church orchestra under the direction
90 Jesse 4 Rogers are working up a
Np'cial program. which will D, ON, ~
tho highest class entertainments ~ Us
Kind ever Co ly presented TN Amarillo
Irving - Tnlzi,n will render "a violin
solo ard q duet hy Mr. Rogers. bari.
tone and e. willard Smith. cornct, a
yucal sllo by Mrs n y. PARCELS with
cello obligato hy Guy " Fallcr. a yucal
Nrolo by Mrs l. y. Ncwhy and an ~.
fcrtory by Miss Hutchings will b. some
- the features ~ the entertainment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13

British vessels appeared of North Point
CARRYING some 5000 veterans ~ the
Duke 81 Wcllingtnn's encounters with
Napul-un's troops Gen. Robert Ross.
their commander. had threatened To
MAX" his winter quarters IN Baltimore
even " the city 'raincd militia After
q land attack had been rypulscd and
Ross shot. the fleet under Admiral
Cockanc. launched upon Fort Mcllcnry
q terrific humlardmcnt which lasted
through the day and night ~ the
thirteenth II suddenly ceased just BE-
fore d1ytrH1k cor september a.
~ young Washington lawyer and
poet, Francis Scott Key. had gone
aboard Admiral Cuokraucs flagship b..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
MII.LIONAIRE'S LOVE
LETTERS MADE PUBLIC
BY AssociAtel Pres

CHICAGO. Nov. i2-l.nvc letters al.
legged 90 have PASSED between Herbert
j Crane. s. year old millionaire and
various women were introduced today
IN the suit Tor separate maintaincncc
filed AZ Gertva. Illinois hv Mrs Ellda
II. Crane. ynur- Costa BiCan wife ~
tn millionaire.
One signed "Hedda begged Crane
to come and =. ehte writer and told
him she was all alone in bgi house. %
and missed her dear hoy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
MAYOR HlIAN u AG,IN
tpON WITNESS STAND
nv Associated / res

NEW YORK Nov 70 ATTIRE an.
other tumultuous session with MAYOR
Hylan. the joint legislative cummi,tc.
Investigating the building trust"
heard testimony alleging the payment
~ t3e 600 by building contractor 20
Robert l.. Brind,ll president ~ the
building trades council Tor strike IN.
surancp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
townrd nn nd b Impro, elnenl In sloek

IN rcneral.
~ The study. Mr. Yates took as stan
iards The rriTc.winncrs Ia the Inter
national iiSc stock shOv Nj Yates
work IL reflected IN recent houors won
%, .umo - 'hc lucni boys.
The rural districts Of the county
chose ne their best representative. ola
WEIGH. ~ Mari Visa. Charles Miller.
FWrcs'. and Mount Han Plain 10 attend
the rountv convention M Tucumcarl
Octob,r 1'h aud s'h. The good judg.
mcnt DISPLAYED hv the boys caused the
Fdr,s Co.. srlr,i them o. attend tho con.
vtntiur 20 Eastern New Mexico at
Clovis 90 October iGth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
Tucumcari BOYS Win
Honors as Experts
Judging Of Stock

Special 20 The News.
TTCUMCARl. y NJ. Nov. y -.
County Agent r. NJ. Yates organized
agricultural clubs for boys and girls in
1913. for the purpose 81 training. and
especially 90 study types and breeds q
livestock IN this section % the Cuunti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13

The Judges ~ Clovis sent the SINE
bows t1 tho state convention az state
'HI,rr NrN VI ,Ico 90 compete with
% other Teams fur the state champion.
ship
This team won first ui'yo IN the state
gnt'si and viii ru to Chicago Ms rep.
.'s"utaiitrs uf NDw Mexico 90 the In.
'"fuH'i0nll stock show ~ be- held No
t,Wh.r -lth Coz December ith
Besides the FIRST prize. M, boys won
% trap tH Denver Colorado should our
uNs win lt Chicago. they viii be- sent
tn London. England, o. represent the
United states IN the international
Hufsgt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
LANDIs TO Be HIGH CHIEF
IN BASEBALL SEVEN YEARS
BUT TO RETAIN JUDGsH|P
lcontInued lrum nnge onel

'ffNNA'h % WIZ 49, 'at'F
AZ the annual fan classic hc may b.
found ln "a box back 81 third base, his
hlacE sluuch hat pulled down over hts
ewes and "a long h.lcN cape falling fron
DIS shoulders. Ily never talks during u
game. hat studios every play closely
and enjoys analy the strategy used
hy The opposing players
one ~ his hobbies 40 q game IN 10
'ry to guess the neat play.
lis Hoy hood.
Judge lands was born IN Millylllp
O., November 20. 1866. ana was namrl
Cor krn,Sdw Mountain. near Atlant 4.
Ga, where his father was wounded In
the Ciyil War. ilo first became me-
tionally prominent when he fined the
standard on Company So. $40 GOO after
forcing John II Rockefeller t. come
here To- testify. The decision was ~.
ycfsed hy the appellate court. however
During IA, World War be- presided M
the famous ! " " trial. sentencing
llig 1911 Haywood secretary.
~ the organization. and ninety two
other members 90 prison. Shortly ar.
crward an explosion In the federal
building Killed several persons but the
judge was uniniurcd.
tie also sentenced Cuucrr ssmnn Vi.
tor Berger 10 prison Tor alleged oh.
structiun ~ the nations war prcpara'
lions
Congressional Attention.
Judge Lands drew congressional nt.
irntiun shortly after the World War.
llc found that most ~ the lawyers In
appearing bcfor, him who were wc1-.
ing wrist watches had not been In thu
service
Have an These wrist.watch LAWYERS
40, statement as tu what branch %
the service they were In" he ordered
his clerk
senator Thomas - Colorado IN m
address in the senate. said Judge Lands
should be- impcached Tor his order. The
Judges only comment was Don't Il
beat the dcyil what some senators will
De- a. pass the time away
Judge Lands chusiic--or humorous
verbal attacks from the bench are III
rr,tcd at men In all stations IN life
one day he s1lthingly dcnounccs q
corporation and the next day sympl.
thizes with and helps some unfortunate
prisoner brought before him. Ills "a.
yoritc expression IL take this man up
to Mab,ls room"-the jlil-or take
him 10 room % and give him the EASY
chair"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
sPORTsMEN
SPEND ARMISTICE DAY
IN SEARCH Of DUCKS


'isrial 10 H. Ness
pLAiNytEW Nov. ~ -ArmlstIc,
pny proved ANYTHING but peaceful iur
DE thousands ~ ducks which are win.
fcrInr uu 'h. uHiu fields 81 this see.
ton. Long hrinr. dwight hunters Wcr"
ft'r th,W aIi hs noon several hundred
business men md Clerks were pouring
q st1l. l1rtrr into to- small lakes
hiDh $40 tho plains Run bags re.
UIrd.l meet of the hunters MANY rth.
bits 1Is. f'l victims Co.. tho ruthless
nuIfHr' ~ 'hH fUrs ~ NImud
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
IS II YOUR MOVE? OR
WERE YOU BORN LUCKY?
IF the Van Men Have Got You,
Better Look Out; Get the New
Home Address, Too.

Moving day is upon us Families which
can not meet the boost in rent and the
more fortunate ones who have bought a
homo of their own are pulling up stakes
and setting out for their new quarters.
The streets are full of vans piled high with
household goods, and the sidewalks have
their share of hat-racks and other portable
goods which are moving on foot. The
number of enforced removals In the city
has been estimated as high as ?, SOD, though
MANY believe this to be exaggerated.
Realty dealers state thst the housing
shortage in Wilmington is not so acute
that hardship will be caused by the whole
sale moving. They are inclined to mini
mize the rent boosting end the refusal, In
some cases, to rent at all, holding that
prosperity has induced many householders
to advance on their OVID accord from the
state of tenant to that of proprietor OF
their homes The raises in rents, however,
which In some cases amount to as much
AS so per cent, have induced some people
10 buy their homes as refuge from grasp
ing landlords.
Dogs, pianos. and above all children
are no welcomed by landlords IN these
days when they have everything their own
WAY They ere forbidden in many leases.
Some desperate householders manage TO
smuggle them in but there is no doubt
that rents today put a premium upon
race suicide" 1t is held that the fslling
off last month from the usual high num-
Der OF marriage licenses was also due to
the difficulty of securing homes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
BUBONIC PLAGUE WARNING
Surgeon General Urges Wide
spread Carnpaig,, for Rat
determination.
BY ASSOCIATED Press TO Every Evening

BY ASSOCIATED Press 10 FgHrV Evening
Washington, June 25.--Calling atten-
ton 10 the discovery Of bubonic plague
in several American and Mexican gulf
ports and renewing his warning regarding
the introduction Of the plague from Medi-
terranean ports which are known 10 be
infectesi, Surgeon General Cumming to-
day urged communities throughout the
country, and especially along the coast,
10 inaugluate rat determination campaigns
According to estimates, there IL a.
least one rat for every person IN the United
States The annual upkeep per rodent was
computed by the same authorities as
ef.sO in Great Britain, 81 20 in Denmark
and 3 in France. The depredations Of the
rats in the United States viii probably
exceed the estimate for Great Britain.
II costs the United States slSG,0O0 900
a year 10 support its rat population.
This does not include mice.
The health service has just published
n bulletin dealing with methods for rat
destruction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
RAIL ROAD WORKER
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY Falling Into Revolving Turn
table at Todd's Cut Yards of
the Pennsylvania Railroad.

The police ambulances were kept on
the 90 this morning, with one man crushed
TO death and two other people injured IN
as many accidents. The young man
killed was Spaniard, who recently came
here He was working at the Todd 5
Cut yards and fell into the turn-table pit
and was crushed to death when the
moving table passed over his body.
1t was learned this afternoon tnat the
youth was named Nincenti Montiel and
that he had been making his home IN this
city. although railroad officials could not
give any details as TO the accident or the
location OF the maa 5 home.
John Mazzine, aged 26, 4l5 West Sec
ond street, while prying plank with a
crowbar at Fourth street and Railroad
avenue this morning, sustained broken
nose, when the bar slipped and struck
him on the nose He was removed to the
Delaware Hospital.
Leo Swarasky, II, ll6 Cedar street
had both wrists fractured, when he fell
from a cherry tree, near Maryland avenue
and Broome street. He was removed to
the Delaware Hospital.
Oscar Duffy, 10 years old, Newport,
had his left foot badly burned by hot
steel while working at the plant of the
Eastern Malleable Iron Co. this morning
He was treated at the Homeopathic
Hospital.