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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

He Let Il stand
Mistakes will happen IN the best
regulated families. especially n one
Of the number L. slightly deaf. 80
while n sounds rather cruel In print,
the following incident want nearly
an funny as Il sounds.
The slightly deaf person met an old
acquaintance on the street. This old
friends was always making big deals
and telling OF them, and when he
stopped his deaf acquaintance he be-
gan talking excitedly. The slightly
deaf man listened. but didn't under
stand a word. When the acauaint-
ance had finished he said;
Congratulations That's fine.
Mighty glad 20 hear IL %supposing. Of
course. that his friend was teliing him
OF the successful contamination OF a
big deal. The acquaintance. slightly
taken back by this. shouted that per
haps ne didn't get him. with a ione
upon his lace the slightly dear
man replied that maybe he didn't.
The acquaintance shouted. as he
started away; Il say l buried my
mother-in-law yesterday"
'All right. ] didn't understand
you at first. but the CONGRATULATIONS
stiil hoid good
And both smiled.
A Critic With n Kick.
Thomas Burke In The Outer Circle
Henry Irving Inspected a horse Of
fered for a part In his new play. He
wondered II the animal was likely TO
be before tho fOotlights. and
the story goes on:
"Oh, no, Sir 'Enry. Els been on
tho stage before"
e0b indeed nm nCfprT"
'Uh. yes. Sir 'Enry. Why, lars.
'e's played with Mr.. Tree through the
run OF Richard Third. except lars
week. that Is"
ooh. quite at actor, quite an actor.
Tell me. why didn't he play last
week."
well. Sir 'Enry. as a matter of
fact, one night when Mr.. Tree was
on, for the first time in IS artistic
career o forgot ITSELF and lashed o.
and kicked Mr.. Tree"
'oh. indeedf A critic tool"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

PITTSBUEG. Pa May 13
Twen ty-three acts 20 hcroism were
recognized at the spring meeting Of
the Carnegie hero fund commission
in this city saturday.
In two cases silver medals were
awarded. in q cases bronze med4
als. Five az tho heroes lost their
lives. and 90 tho dependents Of three
Of these pensions aEereeatinE $500
= year were granted; 90 the de-
pendents OF one OF these and Of one
other who lost their lives. the sum
~ $500 was granted 20 Doe applied
as the commissio may sanction.
IN addition 90 these money grants
In miro cases awards agEregatinS
g14fC0 were appropriated fAr edu-
cauonaI purposes. payments % be
made "a needed and approved. and
in SIX cases awards aggregating
$500 were made for other worthy
purpose. Payments in the one
SUN cases wiz not be made until
The bencfc.aries' plans for tho use
81 the awards have been approved
b. Jhe commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13


Bronze medal-LathrOD aged "a.
student. saved Richard L. Woolbert
and Philip c. Ruuedge. both aged
II. from drowning, Cambridge.
Mass. January il. 1917. Philip
was walking on the ice On the
Charles river and broke through
where the water was u feet deep.
Richard. who was also walking on
the ice, lay on his stomach and eX-
tended his hand 10 Philip. and the
ice gave way under Richard. The
BOYS broke the ice at the edge OF
the hole in their attempts 20 climb
out. causing the hole 10 become six
10 eight feet in diameter Lathrop
ran 10 the hole from the bank and
purposely slid in. lie grasped one
boy In each arm and made several
unsuccessful efforts 10 lift one Of
them upon the ice. but it broke
each time. Lathrop kept his hold
on the boys and trod water. An
other young man then brought
ladder and laid il 10 the edge Of the
hole and Lathrop aided the boys
upon g and was then assisted out
himself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

Corning. Iowa.

Bronze -ledal-Bliss. aged four
teen, schoolboy saved Merrill s.
Johnson. aeed sixteen. student, FROM
drowning. Corning. Iowa. May 3.
1918. Johnson lost his hold on a
log by means OF which he was sup
porting himself IN East Nodaway
River and sank where the water
was eight feet deep. He was sub
merged several times. aud Bliss
swan about twenty-seven feet 10
him. AS Bliss reached for him.
Johnson 6rasped him around the
neck with one arm and wra pped
his legs around Bliss body. carSing
both 20 be submerged. Johnson re-
leased Bliss under water and when
the rose. Bliss put his arm around
Johnson and attempted 10 swim to-
ward the bank. They sank under
the surface several times. but Bliss
succeeded in swimming with John
son. twenty-five feet TO a tree trunk
which extended over the water. He
and Johnson grasped It and were
then aided by other boys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
WILLIAM III. CLOSSON.
IL. ID I Ihrne Rridpns y .

Bronze medal-Closson aged %,
farm hand. saved George Case, aged
Is, farm hand, from drowning,
Pennington. y. J., Aug. 8. 1918.
While swimming in the south branch
Of the Raritan river. where the wa
ter was eight feet deep. Cases
strength gave out, and he began to
thresh violently and called for help.
Closson swan 90 feet 10 Case and
cautiously grasped Case at his back,
but Case threw his arms around
Blossoms neck and chung tightly.
Closson was forced slightly under
the surface and he swallowed some
water. He could not break Cases
hold. and with Case hanging from
his neck he swan 80 feet to wad-
able water.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
ARTHUR RYAN.
No. 72S Slad St. Fall River. Mass.

Bronze medal-Ryan. aged "A,
student. saved Horny ]. Either and
attempted 10 save J. Lawrence Sui
Ivan, both aged Is. factory hands.
from drowning. Fall River. Mass.
Jan. 10. 1919. Either and Sullivan
broke through chin ice while walk
ing on CoOky pond, go feet from the
bank. where the water was 20 feet
deep. Either broke about 10 feet
OF ice in his efforts 10 climb out. A
boy started 10 the hole with a pole
but became frightened before ne
reached the hole. and Ryan took the
pole and from the hole extended IL
to Etkier. Either grasped the pole
and was drawn up on the ice RYAN
then went closer TO the hole and ex-
tended the pole TO Sullisan. but be-
fore he could grasp II the ice broke
under Ryan and he sank under the
surface. He rose and swan TO the
edge Of the hole Sullivan sank and
was drowned. Ryan's gloved hands
frOze 10 the ice and after being in
the hole for p minutes a man ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
ELLA r.. BUKOSY.
No. IL Caroline Avenue, Clifton.


Bronze medal-Miss Bukosy. aged
Is. housemaid, helped 20 save James
p. Adams. Jr.. aged Il. from drown
Ing. SOUTHAMPTON. y. Y, August 20.
1920. James waded into deep
water in Lake Agawam. 40 feet
from shore. He went under the
surface several times and called for
help. Miss Bukocy. who was a
poor swimmer, swan % feet to
James with the aid OF a pair Of
water wings. He grasped her ex-
tended hand and Miss Bukosy at
tempted 20 swim with him. She
could make no progress. and her
failure In an attempt 10 touch bot
tom caused her 10 lose her self
control. At some time during the
act she lost the water wings. She
began 70 thresh. still retaining her
hold on James hand. a man
reached them and attempted to give
aid. but he sank and was drowned.
Miss Bukosy and James were res
cued by a life guard. who arrived
shortly after the man sank.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
THE SOUTH BEND NEWs-TIMEs

schoolboy attempted 10 save Mau-
rice Fushan. aged y. schooIboy.
from drowning. Pittsburgh Pa.
June L.. 1919 While bathing in
the Allegheny river Maurice sep
ped into a channel where the water
was 20 feet deep. He struggled and
sank once or twice From n ledge
around a pier Ernest dived and
swan Is feet 20 Maurice. who
crasped him with one arm around
his neck. Both sank. and Maurice
got on Ernest's shoulders. Ernest
freed himself and rose TO the sur
face. but Maurice did not rise. and
Ernest swan back 10 the pier. hav-
ing swallowed much water. Maui
rice was drowned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

swim from a pier tn deep water in
Balboa Bay. 81 feet from shore. but
Immediately became distressed and
got eight feet from the pier Rob-
ert dived from the pier and swan
20 Norman, who graspcd him. They
were submerged. and Robert freed
himself under water and graspcd
Norman's bathing suit az the back
OF the neck. He then attempted 90
swim toward shore. but could make
no progress He supported Nor
man until a man reached them in
rowboat and both were helped
into the boat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

broke through thin ice while skat-
ing on Gieasondale mill pond.
where the water was 10 feet deep.
He went under the ssface twice
and rose struggling. He tried 10
climb upon the ice. but IL broke
under him. forming a hole four feet
square. Moore ran 10 a point five
feet from the hole and crawled on
his stomach 20 the edge OF the hole.
He grasped Henry and drew him
halfway out OF the water but the ice
broke under Moore and he went in
10 the water. He retained his hold
on Henry. who flung his arms wild
Is in his fright struck Moore sever
al times in the face. A boy then
pushed a board over the ice 10 the
edge Of the hole. and Moore climb
ed upon the board and drew Henry
out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
WHEELER GEBHARDT,
nOW UttPtlStU
(WidOw) No. POSI- Eighth avenue.
Huntington. W. Va.

Bronze medal-Gebhardt. aged
Al. machinist. saved c. William
McWhorter. aged seven. from being
killed by a train. Huntington W
Va. July 10, 1918. William, who
stood in the middle OF a track
watching a train pass on an adjoin-
ing track. failed to hear a train
which was approaching his at a speed
Of about Il miles an hour. Geb-
hardt leaped forward. going eight
feet TO William and reaching him
when the locomotive was Is feet
from them. He grasped William
and drew him from the track, clear
ing the cylinder of the locomotive
by a few inches. The speed Of the
train was not reduced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
ARTHUR LAFAYETTE KIMSEY
Mnmnf Airy a

Bronze mcdal-Kimsey, aged 81.
merchant. saved AlonzO Gibson,
aged 20, well digger. from suffoca-
tion. Mount Airy. Ca. October -,
1919. Gibson was overcome by gas
In well as feet deep. At different
times two men started 70 his rescue.
but both felt the gas affecting them
and refused 20 descend 10 him.
Eimsey was then lowered in
bucket 10 Gibson. He raised Glib
son. put a rope around him. and
holding 20 the wen rope and sup
porting Gibson. was drawn 10 the
top. Fimsev was faint and was
breathing heavily. Gibson regained
consciousness about four hours
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
JAMES W. MULLAILY. deocased,
CWidow) No. : Newman street.
Cambridge. Ma

Bronze medal 90 tre widow -
death benefits 90 her 40 the rate of
S45 a month with s. n month asd.-
tional on account OF each ~ rra
chudren-MuIaliy. aged s'. cross
ing Waterman, sustained fatal ir-
iuries attempting Co save Emily j.
Osgood aged &C. from being Killed
bv train. Cambridge. Mass. Oa-r-
her Il. 1920 Mrs 0sEC0i walked
between the lowered gates az rails
road crossing and started across -rs
tracks when a train was approach
ing at n speed OF I'D miles am hour.
Mutually. who was standing ar his
post on the opposite side ~ fhs
tracks lodged under tho gates and
ran about so feet % her. AS he
was helping her across the track
they were struck bv the locomotive.
Mrs OsgOod was fatally injured
and Mutually died from his injuries
three hours later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
GEORGE II. WITT,
No. 1905 Black Hawk Street, Water
loo Ioua

Bronze medal-witt. aged 54
city fire inspector. saved r. Wayne
Wilson. aged Il, SCHOOL, hoy, from
drowning. Waterloo Iowa. June Il,
1919. Wayne was swept from the
apron Of a dam into a swiftly NOV
ing eddy in the Cedar River. where
the water was eight feet deep. He
called for help and was carried
around in the eddy four times.
Witt jumped. fully dressed. from
the apron Of the dam toward Wayne.
Witt was submerged and upon ris-
ing saw the top of Wayne's head
five feet from him. He lunged 10
Wayne. who was dazed and did not
struggle. grasped him by the hand
and with considerable difficulty
swan out Of the eddy, and seventy
five feet 10 wadable water. where
some men then assisted them.
Witt was almost exhausted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
MARY VI. YOUNG.
No. COZ West Armour Boulevard.
Kansas CITY Mo

Bronze med.al-Mrs. Young. aged
%. housewife, saved Byron T. Cline
aged four, from burning. Kanas
City. Mo-. December 20, 1917. By
ron was in a bedroom on the third
floor OF Mrs YOung's rooming
house when a fire started from an
oil stove. An older girl and three
other children left the room and
gave al alarm Mrs. Young ascend
ed from the first floor to the room,
crawled under a dense layer of
smoke and on a bed, part of the
bedding of which was burning, 10
Byron. who lay at the side Of the
bed ten feet from the door. She re-
turned 70 the door with him and
then became bewildered. and her
husband drew her out of the room.
Mrs Young's hands and face were
blistered and she suffered somewhat
from having inhaled smoke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
HELEN L. DODGE.
No 1914 Walton avenue, Philadel.
pria. PA.

Bronze medal-Miss Dodge. aged
eleven. schoolgirl, saved Dorothy A.
Winter, aged ten. from drowning.
Ocean Gate. y. J.. July Is. 1919.
Dorothy fell from a pier into the
Toms River. where the water was
seven feet deep. Helen. who had
the use of but one arm and was
fully dressed. jumped from the pier
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
INA MAY MILLER.
No. 727 jefferson street Waterloo.
Iowa.


Bronze medal-Mrs. Miller. aged
a. hotel housekeeper, saved Fidel-
is =. Weeks. aged four. from a run
away. Waterloo, Iowa, September
Il. 1918. \ team Of horses hitch
ed 10 a wagon ran away toward
Fidelis. who was playing on lawn
between the curb and sidewalk.
Mrs Miller. seeing Fidelis would be
struck, ran about is feet 70 her.
picked her up. and threw her out
o. the path OF the horses. Mrs. Mil
Ter was struck by the neck yoke OF
The wagon and was rolled about 20
feet under the wagon. She was Sc
vere'y bruised, her right ankle was
dLslocated. her right knee and wrist
we're sprained. and she was dis
abled for 90 days. Fidelis sustained
slight bruises.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
WAYNE q. COOK,
NO. 1901 KahI Building, Davenport,

Bronze mcdal-Cook, aged IS, at
toruev. saved Robert II. Wuuder,
aged 20, laborer. from drowning,
Buffalo. Ia. July p. 1918. Wunder
got cramp I'm his limbs while he
was swimming in deep water in the
Mississippi river $50 feet from the
bank Cook swan 80 feet 10 him
reaching him as he was sinking for
the fourth time cook told hold OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

rived with a rope, which ne flung 70
Ryan. Ryan's hands were so numb
that ne was unable 20 take hold Of
the rope. and ne seized 10 between
his teeth and was drawn out OF the
hole. He was exhausted and could
not stand and was dragged some dis
lance over the ice and assisted 10
Tho hnnL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

Wunder and as ne drew him TO the
surface Wunder grasped Cooks leg.
Cook submerged Wunder 20 free
himself supported him for a min
ute or two and then swan 10 feet
with him 70 "A rowboat which had
been brought from the bank,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
SAMUEL DAVIS. deceased,
MidOw) AflCX, ky.

Bronze medal 10 the widow ard
death benefits TO her az the rate %
$50 a month with s a month adj
ditional on account of her daughter,
Davis (colored). aged Is. coal min-
or. died attempting 70 save n. Es-
telle Garnand. aged Is. from drowu-
ing. Alex. Ky. July L. 1920. Willis
wadinr I'm Tug Fork OF Big Sandy
river. Miss Garnand stepped into
deep water. She struggled and sank
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
JULIUS HAUCK. DECEASED.

CWidOw) care The Garden City
Hotel. Garden City. Y. Y.
DauShtcr) care Mrs. Charles
Fcnsterer, No. IS ST. Nicholas
Avenue. Brooklyn, y. v.
Bronze medal TO the widow and
death benefits 20 the daughter at the
rate Of $50 a month. Hauck. aged
81. chauffeur. died attempting TO
save Ella 3. Bukosy ana James r.
Adams. jr., from drowning. South
ampton. y. Y. Aug. 10. 1920. Hauck
swan. fully dressed to Miss Bu6osy
and James Miss Bukosy supported
herself briefly by putting a hand on
Hauck's shoulder, Hauck then turn
ed TO aid James, who was beside
Miss Bukosy. He grasped James by
the shoulder. but his hold suddenly
relaxed. and he sank and was
drowned. (See case of Ella f. Blu
kosy)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
Acts ofHeroisn1 Rewarded
By Carnegie Medal Board

.held hls left arm securely at his
side They sank together. AMI
Brooks broke McLcan's hold when
they rose. Brooks then took hold
~ Mclean and swan with him
about IS feet 10 wadable water.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
RANIOND j. MOORE.

otNttTVIINItIIVF .'It-'s
Bronze medal-MOore. aged II.
millhand. saved W. Henry Mccoy.
aged 10. from drowning. Gleason
dale. Mass. Jan. Is. 1919. Henry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
ROBERT T.. GRANT FOREMAN
No 20f Starr street Dallas. Tex.

Bronze meda1-Foreman, aged 10.
schoolhoy. saved Norman 3. Hinck-
ley. aged II schoolboy. from
drowning. Balboa. Cal, September
5. 1918. Norman attempted to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

ERNEST SIMON LEOPOLD.
No. 1923 Bayard street. Pittsburgh
Pa.
Bronze medal-Leopold, aged IA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

0CONTINUED on PAGE 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-06
BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Telephone Main 1910. j.,
14O6 H Street NV.

WILLIAM r. FOWLER & COMPANY.
$40 18th st. NV.
Phones Main S416S417.
WISCONSIN AVE. PARK.
$500: $3.50 cash. 500 monthly: 8 rooms and
BATH furnace heat: lot $50 feet deep: 1 block
to car line. A splendid bargain.
CHEVY CHASE. d. O., BUNGALOW.
$1,000 cash, balance to suit; 8 rooms and
tiled hath h.-w.h.; cleo. lights: open fireplace;
lot 5Ox15O: high elevation: brand new.
ONE BLOCK FROM THE 14th ST CAR LINE.
$3.50, 81 500 cash. balance monthly; 6 rooms
and bath: parquet door: modern heating plant:
colonial porch. VACANT.
BLOOMINGDALE.
$500: 81 600 cash. SIS a month: rooms
and tiled bath; h.-w.h.; cleo. lights; gas; ~
block to cars: large lot. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION. lovely home. y
WILLIAM y. FOWLER & COMPANY.
$40 18th ct. NV. -
Phones Main S416-S417.
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ROOMS AND BATH BRICK. BAY WIN.
section; terms. Price. 1900. Address BOX
21OS Star office. -
NEAR 18th AND MONROE NW.-s ROOMS
and bath on two floors: the house you have
Call Main $500. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN.
NEAR 9Th AND MASS. AYE. NW-8 ROOMS
and bath; h.-w.h.; price only $780, Let us
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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ABSOLUTELY BEST BUY IN NORTHWEST.
Near Truxton Park-Beautiful 3-st0ry Roman
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decorated: room double garage: act quickly,
THD JOSEPH Shapiro Co.,
sl4 New York ave. Franklin 691s.
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between 1ct. and 13th-3-story brick with am
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We have listed a number Of six and seven
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Realtors.
1410 III ST., first dnur,
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N L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
72l 18th Street NV
Phones Main 5QO3-4

Price, $500.
Mt. Pleasant. west Of Fourteenth street. A
modern six-room house in fine condition; tiled
bath; good heating plant; electric light; ample
room for garage. The price is remarkably low
for this type Of house. Only 81. 500 cash re-
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Price, $3.50.
Northwest section within easy walking dis
lance Of the business district; substantially
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newly papered and painted throughout; double
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Price, $1,000.
thoroughly modern semi-detached house
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Eight large rooms and tiled bath; hof-water
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Price, $1,000.
We can assure immediate possession of this
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EVERYTHING IN
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Fl ST SORTHEAsT.

$3.50.
Fl ST. NORTHEAST.
BUSINESS PROPERTY BARGAIN.
PRESSED BRICK SQUARE BAY WINDOW
containing rooms. bath; can be easily con-
verified into store at small cost. Good business
stand: excellent speculation or investment.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. o..
914 New Yorx ave. Franklin 69lS. o.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. MODERN HOME.
practically new. at bargain. Owner leaving
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
80 Quincy pl. n.w.-$5.00O. 2-story brick. 9
rooms. bath. hot air heat. Near n. Cap. and
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c. :. SHREvE. 1909 7th st. NV. Sole Agent.
FOR CoLoRED.
91S ST. N.w.-s6,oo sstory brick. 6
c. S. SHREeE. 1908 7th st. NV. Sole AGENT:
FOR COLORED.
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