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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Woman Swears That
She's No Duelist

LOUISVILLE KY, Jan. 2i.--Mrs.
leila Calhoun Leidinger has sworn
that she never issued or accepted a
challenge for duel or acted as sec
ond In one. That is part Of the oath
an Kentucky officials must take.
Mrs. I>eidinger was elected a school
board member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Woman of 80 Can't
Remarry for 2 Years

INDIANAPOLTS. Jan. z1.-Judge
Mol granted Mrs. Louise SylvH. 80,
4 divorce from George Sylvis. 81,
whom she married in 1914. Then he
Informed her that she could not re-.
marry within two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
WON'T give
INDIAN BOY
HIS CHANCE
Hundreds OF Other RedskinS
i'm Same Fix as Little
Jimmy Silver Bear
BY JACK JuNGMEyER

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2i--Jim'
my silver Bear is a little Indian buck
More particularly. tho in a differ
ent sense. nc Is THE puck four
year-old reservation waif who has
already been passed thru a dozen
: hands and institutions in California
Nevada and Utah In an effort to tnd
him permanent home where he
I.may grow up a credit to his race ana
to his Uncle sam.
Now Jimmy's story wouldn't DC oi
much importance werr Il not thAt ne
il one OF the many Indian orphans
under school age for whom. II seems
state and federal governments
haven't made adequate provision
HANDSOME son
or A PROUD PEOPLE
A Shoshone is jimmy silver Bear.
sturdy son OF proud breed. born on
the skull Valley reservation IN Otah-
Ills mother was Mary Ann Mrs
Black Bear. who. tho a good motnrr'
broke the white mans law and the
reds in giving her last born his
hirthrsghL His father--wen. be mat
tiers les~ 20 Jimmy than he did 10
the boys mother. The one died. the
\ other repudiatcd the son.
The tribe. which had ostracixed the
mother. looked with dlsfavor upon
the son. and relatives were too Dur
dened with children TO take IN an
other.
And SO he came. by humane CON
alteration. into the hands OF W. ;.
Morx. teacher on the reservation az
she time Mary Ann Mrs black Bear
died. tho not legally adopted. and
hence still n ward Of Uncle sam
HNow circumstances make II hnpossi-
bie for Merz. his white guardian
longer 10 shoulder the burden OF his
rearing. And. once more. the little
buck Is to be passed
Jimmy deserves his chance les
n talented youngster. with eyes dark
AZ a thundercloud and teeth white as
corn in the milk. With little Indian,
sioux or Crow he might have step
ped out Of stevenson's Garden o'
yerse, from which he recites with
sonorous chant He's on an inteiii-
r~nce mar with any white boy his
age. and full OF pep. And az for
hIood. YOU must know that he BE-
,on~s 20 one OF the proudest branches
NJ our original American aristocrncy.
HUNDREDS or OTHER
LITTLE JIMNIE.S
Decidedly. Jimmy deserves fair
chance to develop what later VIII DC
expected OF him by his benevolent
tho exacting UNCLE sam
Jinmy's plight has been conveyed
20 washington. and II may be that
soon his long home-seeSing traii'
from the wigwams of his fathers 70
The white mans wooden tspee. may
end in some special provision by the
bureau Of Indian affairs.
But that viii not necessarily affect
I fhe case Of hundreds Of other little
indian Jimrnies whose predicarnent
Young silver Bear 80 APPLY Illus
frarss-
The point is that in governmental
institutions there now seems no spe'
cial provision for these orphans who
arc under school age. and the institu'
lions quite naturally pass the DUCK
whenever they can
MAYBE, bearing Jimmy SILVER Bear
IN mind. you might find time TO
whisper word in behalf OF L'tue
Hov Red into the ear OF your pet
congressman. jimmy, / should say
In well worth IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Anton Calusich Now
Plain Andy Casey

Anton John CaluHirh. an Austrian.
became Andy John Casey Thursday
when Presiding Judge J. r, Ronald
granted his petition 20 change his
name. Caiusich said his friends
called him Casey anyway.
Evergreen rost Of the American
Legion. In Baltimore. Md, IN com.
posed exclusively OF veterans who
los, their Hlght in the world war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
WALLACE x. BREWSTER. decreased
tmotherl. Canastota. y. ". bronze
medal o. the mother.

BrewEier. aged fifteen. student sus.
tanned fatal injuries attempting 10 res.
cue John H. and carl y, Robson. aged
eight and eleven. respectively. from n
runaway. Cannastota. n. v. June IS.
1879. Brewster was standing In buggy
and had Just assisted John up beside
Carl ON top of loaded hay wagon.
IN which team Of spirited horses was
hliched. when Brewster's horse start.
I'd to run away. The team then b-.
gan to run In the same direction M the
horse. The horses had gone about tea
feet and were rearing when Brewster,
on the Eround attempted to grasp the
reins lie was knocked down and
tepIrd on by one of the horses an"
one ~ the wheels went over him. carl
lid off the wagon To- the ground and
John remained on the wagon until the
team came 10 stop after RUNNING
some distance. Neither John nor Car
was injured Brewater died ~ a reaui
II his injuries five days later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
a. VERNON CaLi.AwAy. Valley.
Wash. bronze medal.

Galway. aged thirteen. scho0lboy
aved Roland J. Cyr. aged twelve, from
browning. st. Joe. Idaho. January 10.
aiA. Roland broke through the ic,
Shile skating an u flooded lOwlan1
where the water Was four feet deep
Roland swan 10 keep afloat and an
Ither hoy made an unsuccessful n
empt tn draw him nut. Vernon NJ
lived and lny un the Ice. giving HE
lands "a the boy aud allowing I,olani
grasp hts foot The hoy pulled
az the Ice broke under Roland and
nrtly under Vernon. The hoy con
inucd 10 pull Vernon. bu, the ic,
rokc again and again az Roland trie'
. climb on u. The third time II brok,
'crnon dropped into the hole an
uoodin water to his shoulders. Tbs
th"r boy went for help. and Vernon
made several futile efforts Ia lit IT,
and upon the ice. which broke each
ime. Roland became unconscious anc
vas Supported by Vernon. who wai
lust losing consciousness when SOM
ncn IN boats reached them after they
0ad been In the water more than ar
our vernon's sleeve had frozen Ia
tho Ice. Vernon was disabled Tor thrc'
weeks from exposure. and Roland
whose heart was weak. died from tn
Nposure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
TOWARD o.. SHEPARD. Moniou'
Falls, New York. hronfe medal.

shepard. aged seventeen. student
uved Bcrtram y. Schweri. aged eigh
cen. student. from drowning. Bloom
lille. y. V. June :. 1918. Schwcc
topped into hole nine feet deep whit
yRding In the Delaware River. thirty
i've feet from hc hank. shepard
VAN six feet to Schweri, who imme
uatcly graspsd him around the neck
md h",h sank under the surfac"
shepard broke his hold and they rosc
~, Schwcri again seized shepard and
hey srnl. swallowing some water
Shepard freed himself with great eftori
nd made an unsuccessful Ritcmp, q
'rasr Schwori hy the hair. They ros'
- the h'Irfacc aud SING again. AM
'hcpard touched the side II the no.
With his foot and pushed Schwcri 10
ward the edge II the hole. where h,
sot n fopthold In wadahlc water. Roth
,erc aided e. the hank, where Shcplr,
collapsed. lie was disabled for tvs
lays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Gecrge q. Chl'ilm. Cs'niralia. Wash
l,ranse Mrdal.

ch'ttim. aged twenty nine. brakeman
s.vcd Augustus W. Caldwell. aEcd forty
two. fnremsn FROM drr"vping South
Ah,rd,cn Wash. November 3or 1919
''.,a..,u. whIi" unloading logs an n
trrs'ie In the chchaiis River. was s'rucs
Nv n log and Knocked into the river
vh~re the waier was seven and hall
fec, d~er. Chit'im. who wRs heavily
dressed. t,imp~d about ten feet frrm the
tres,le II the water and swan eight
foe, tn raidw ell who Sss flounhrrins
f-a w,s unconscious chltufn grasp"@'
caldwell, end swan eight feet iowari
the hank. hut fearing h" could not SwiH
fg-lnst the current. he turned ana
swam toward the trestl". Cnldwcl'
rrarped him. bu, Chiiim broke his hold
Csidwcil stfuggied. and Chittim wa
ruhmrre~d rnomentaIiiy two or three
times while he swan twenty-five feet
g. ~" piles which supported the ,rcs,l'.
Chl,im pushed Caldwell up into M
rngle b~twcen n pile and brace. hui
Chl'iim IN his weakened condition was
,,rried = f"w feet before he could grasp
p pile. His lrss were crampcd. and he
yer, under tho surface twice before nc
not hack along the htacc to Caldwell
4 lpdaer was lowered and both were
taken ,o ,hc hanH. Caldwell revived.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
SREDERiKA BEATTY. Chattanooga,
Teun.. bronke medal.

Miss Beatty. aged twenty. student
uved ~. Alice Reilly. aged foriy.four
nd attempted to save Margars'
ioore. agsd twenty-five. from drown
NIX. Hardy. Ark. July 10. 1917. Will
vading IN the South Fork ~ tn
spring River. Miss Reilly and Mis-
ioore were carried into deep water
where Miss Reilly floated with Mis-
Moore holding 10 her Miss Bcsti
an 800 feet. dived from the hank. ani
WAN $50 feet to them Miss Moor
iad released her hold and had SUM
md Miss Beatty xrasped Miss Reii',
nd swain $50 fee, with her Ia thu
iank. without resting. Miss Bestt'
WAN and dived IN the water for ~
,our IN an cffsi 10 locate Miss Moore
he dcsis,cd when she wns at the poit'
Z exhaustion. Miss Moore wa
irowned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

save Eugene swayne. aged forty-seven'
physician. from suffocation. Harrison.
Pa. June 8. 1920. Swayne was over
come by hydrocysnlo gas In an apart
ment on the second floor 81 a building
which was being fumigatcd. lie hal
entered 20 open the doors and windows.
He lay at window and was visible
from the street. Geisslnger. who knew
the dangerous character u the gaa.
entered the apartment without taking
any precautions. but he was overcon,s
before he reached swayne and could
not be- revived after being taken out.
swayne was removed by firemen from
the outside and wan revived.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
STANISLaW kRIsTOFF. deceased
0atherl. Long island. y. T.. bronze
medal to the father.

kris,on. aged thirteen. schooiIoy
lied attempting a. save Charles Damb
knowrki. aged eight. from drowning
Sagaponack. y. Y August ~. 1920
Charles. who was wading In Ssgg Pono
lost his balance and was carried b>
his struggles into channel. wher,
the water was twelve feet deep ~,
wallcwed water. threHhed violently ans
vas submerged several times stnnlsiav
vadcd to within ten feet of Charien
plunged and eu' Charles on his hack
Ne attempted % SWIM 10 the hank. hu
he weight OF Charles forced Stanislav
under water. His head appeared once
md he then disappeared and wa,
drowned a mnn swan to Charles m,
COX him Ia the hank.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
siufh q. Ford. Russellvllle, Arb.
hronfe medal.

Ford aged twenty. automobile me.
'h-nic. attempted to save May owens.
- 4 'w'niv tire" from hcing killed by
iiair. Russcllyillc Ark. July 5 1917
Mrs Owens was unable To stop m auto
r'o'iie which she was driving slowly 10
val railroad crossing over which n
freight H1in was passing. When the
r,nrh'n" was about twenty feet from
the trick Mrs. owens threw up her
h'n's md screamed rurd ran to the
r"'"'nrb'le. jumpcd on the running
i'ari. ernsped the steering wheel and
isgan "a turn the automobile. II was
r'rr"k hv ,h" train. and Ford. who was
cn IN, side ncxi IN the train. wa
tn'"'trd ab"ut ten feet. Mrs owen had
iimnod frmn tho oppoSii" sid" an In
slant h'f"re Ford got on the automobile
f"ri Snrt,incd compound fracture
81 the rlRht arm and was disabled foI
rls mon'hs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
tRRiS .. BRtNAN. JR.. Memph,'
Tesm.. Brmne medal.

Branan. aged fourteen. student. a.
'mpted Ia save Gladys Y. Kehew
gcd sixteen from drowning. winthrop
lass. July ~. 1915. While swimmln.
= the Atlantic Ocean 100 feet from
here. Miss kchew became dlsiressc'
md sank under the surface She ros
nj called Tor help and Rranan swan
100 feet 10 her. She grasped hin
round the neck and both sank undo
- surface. rranhn broke her hold a.
they rose. aud Miss Kehew bccam
unconscious and ceased TO struggle
Branan graspcd her and swan sho.
distance toward shore with her. hut h,
ecamc exhausted and could make n
urther progress. They were rcscu"
v other swimmers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
PAU. FREDERICK kNOi.LEN
BERG. NV Haven. Missouri.
bronze medal,

knollcnbcrg. aged sixteen. student
'aved Harry l.. Hamilton and Home
.. iiylton from drowning. Chester. III
lay %. 1915. knollenberg heard Ham
toms cries for help and swan forty
i've feet tn Hamilton and Hyl,on. H.
epara,ed them. They were dazed ana
cpRra,ed htcm. They were dared an
lid not struggle. Knollenbcrg ther
rpspcd both Hyl,on and Hamilton with
Ne right hand and swan with them
90 twelve feet to wadablc water
80 carried Hyl,on to the bank. hut
hamilton was able Ia wade. tSec case
Harry l.. Hamilton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
WALTER J. WOOD.
MeMlnnyIlle. llreROfi. hrnnle medal.

Wood. aged fourteen. student. a,ved
Flecta ". johnson. aged Twenty-Five.
and a. Violet Grove. aged ~. from
drowning. Amity Gre. July ~. 1917
While wadlng In III" Yamhill River thir
~ feet from the hank. Mrs. johnson
and Miss Grove stepped into deep wate'
md were submerged They struggles,
five feet from each other. Wod W.,
had just Owed from the opposite hank.
swan thirty feet Ia Mrs Johnson SIN
sraFped him. hut he broke her hold ~,
WAN with her twoniy feet Ia wndabl,
water. Wood without pauSing. swat.
twelve feet Ia Miss Grove. who's" nand
inly was visible shave the surface. ana
1e swan with her twelve feet Ia wad
lble water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
LARRY Il. BRADER. Forty Fort. Pa
silver medal.

Brader. aged thlrtysix. musician.
aved J. Almond Eddy. aged twenty.
one, musician. from drowning. Lake.
ton. Pa. August %. 1917. Eddy was
cized with n sudden heart attach.
lille swimming In Harvey Lake. 200
feet from shore. where the water was
lhirty.five feet deep. He sank sin feet
under the surface and was semi-con-
'cious Brader swan fifty feet. Owed.
and grasped him. but Eddy got tight
clutch on Brader's arm. Brader. after
a struggle freed himself. and grsspins
Eddy's hair. rose 20 the surface. EDDY
was now unconscious and his weight
caused Brader 20 30 under the surface
momentarily. Brader. who was In .
weakened condition. called for help and
attempted TO swim TO shore with Edo,
but he made no appreciahls prog
rcss. lie went under the surface saver
al times. Two men rowcd from shore
In q boat. and when they arrived
Brader was exhausted and was Just b
ginning 10 lose CONSEQUENCES when hs
and Eddy were taken Into the boas
Both were revived.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
FRANK BILLINGS JOHNSON.
Toronto. Ontario. Canada.
hrnnln medal.

Johnson. aged fifteen. student, save,
Daisy \. Hooper. AGED twenty fur
from drowning. Lindsay. ont, July %
1917. while swimming In the Scugol
River. where the water WIS ten fee
iccp. Miss loopcr's feet hcing cr'an
elf aud went under the surface twlcc
Johnston -wam fifty feet Ia her ans
'he took hold of him around his nee.
She then lost consciousness and John
ston swan with hcr twenty feet to ,
wharf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
IAMuEL STRAuBER. deceased "a
thcrh New York. n. w.. bronre
medal 10 the father

Strauher, aged seventeen garment
utter. died attempting to save Heller
Goitfried. aged fourteen. from drown
ing. Coney Island, n. Y. July .. 1890
Nins Gottfrled. while attempting n
swim In deep water seventy fec, FROM
,hore. became frightened. called 70,
help. and threshed wildly. Strauhci
'wam about forty feet 10 her. graspcd
her and tried Ia push her toward shore
hut he made little " any progress Miss
Go,tfried took hold ~ him and Strau
bcr was under the surface nart of th'
time They suddenly became separated
aud Strauler took n stroke ar two. thcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
lIrmv &. Reii. IT,. Portland. Conn
t,rcure Medal.

Rii. 'r.d eleven. schoolboy. saved y
r.,ricc Trvon. aged twelve. from drown
inr. Portland. Conn. Augus, u. isis
ps,.rIc, b-canc distressed while swim
ming IN jobs Pond. TWENTY-FIVE f"e'
FROM the hank. where the water was
twcnt, feet deep. She struggled and
g,nt under the surface and Henri
SWAIN twenty feet 10 her. rcschlng he'
20 she rose Bcrnicc grasped him ant
~ g. him. and Henry SWAN with her
fifteen feet toward N" hank. TIL" went
rnd..r the surface twice. hut Henry con
,'n,e,i r-'immlng O. n woman who s'oo'
3, chin deep water and took Brrnice q
IN. bank Henry SWAN To- the hank. b1
V,s nearly exhausted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Ered~ick q. R.ynnids.' Dsnsville. n
Y. RrnnRe Mrdal.

c'vrolds. ,G"d twenty-five. shoe cut
t"r. spv~d Archie e. Mann, nEed twenty
to-. mech,nlc. from suffocatlon. Dams
VII. y v. June 10. 1917. Mann was
',r'Henia by fumes IN a gasoline tank
eight te"t underground Aft'r two men
h'd refused 10 go To the rescue Rey
rn,as uttered the tank On n crudc lad
d'r snd tod r,s,e around Mann. Rcy
nolds telt himself being affected and was
rsslsi.d cui 10 the tank by men a, The
tsp Nsrn WIS then raised. lie regain
t-i c.,n,ciousnsss five hours later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
CHARLES G.. MICHENER. deceaseJ
Naiherl. Chrwelah. Washington.
bronze medal % father.

Kitchener. aged twenty.seven. pain,
y. died attempting IN 0vc Dproin,
VI. Hunter. aged thirteen. from drown
ing, Grand Forks. u G. August ~
1919. Dorothy stepped into deem waite
while wadlng In the Kettle River ans
he could not swim. Kitchener. WV,
vas fully dressed and had been affeci
d by gas In war. ran atO feet a. tie
ank and swan about sixty.five feet n
The point where Dorothy had dlsnr
reared Here he went under the SUI.
lace. and did not rcappear. Neither
Kitchener nor Dorothy could be- revives
7f'er they were taken from the VIZ
ter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
MARY o.. HAMILTON. Chester. III.
bronze medal

Hamilton. aged twenty. rtudent. a.,
empted ~ s1ve Homer l.. Hyltop. lR-,
weniv. clerk. from drowning Chester
w.. May %. 1915. Hvi'on. while wad
INK In the Mississippi River NJ night
ut into deep water twelve feet From
The bank. Hamilton swan ten feet &
Hylton. who was sinking. and livitm
grasped Hamilton arounud IN" body
Ginning Hamiiton's arm. They wen
'nder the surface NJ least twlrc. an,
hamilton was unable io break Hvi,on''
1old. Hamilton called for help and the,
we're rescued Nv another boy. Hamilton
vas dared and Hylton was unconscious
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
TWENTY SIX ACTS BRAVERY REWARDED
BY CARNEGIE HERO FUND COMMISSION

each time. A woman on the bank then
extended branch toward them. La
clan graspcd II after Robert. holding
Lucian with one hand. had swum three
feet. but the branch broke three fcs;
from the end. Robert swan three feet
farther with Lucian. who again
grasped the branch and was drawn t.
he tank.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
ROBERT DOYLE NEEDHtM.
Te.Rur. Tex, bronfr medal.

N.~dhnin. aged thirteen. r"ho"lhov
s.y.d I.uelan a. Stndif =. aged thir
ton. from drowning. league. Ten.
,;.memitr Z. 1911. Lnrlan. who was
,nahle g. swim. Jumped into Cash
geek aud struggled Co point ten
f-e, from the hank. where the water
"a, seven feet d"eD. Robert swan
,.~sn,v to- frat tn I.u"i7n and got hole
~ h,s holt with me nand and his col
lar with the other. i.ucian a;tempte'
to. TO grasp R~b-rt around the neck
ut Rai,rrt slipped frem hls grasp
Doi.cst's head guing under The surface
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

sci. who was convalescing from tong
illness. waded 10 deep water and wan
ten feet Ia Mrs Farnhluch. She grasp.
ed him around the neck and both sank
klSScl struck Miss Farnbauch and rem.
dered her unconscious Both roe 10 inv
surface and kissel swan with her g.
wadable water. They were taken t.
shore In bot. and Miss Farnbauc,,
was revived
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

oignj6"1. farmer. from drowning. West.
more. VI. AuguYt %. 1918. while
swimming IN willurghhy Lake. l5O
l,ct from shore. Mailnot bet down a.
rest where the water was eight feet
deep IT, was submerged rose. and
ihraHhod Wildly Rossicr swan fifiee"
feet tu Mnilhot. aud Mailhot graspcd
ltuss,r. got ga lns hnck. and forced
him under water. Rosglcr swan undui
water ten o. twoiy. feet aud Mailhoi
got of Rosgier'a hack and stood In
neck deep water Eoasicr did nni
emerge and WAS drowned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
JOHN y. SULLIVAN. Hartman. Pa.
bronse medal.

sullivan. aged thirty.cight. labcrsr.
attempted 10 save Eugene Swayns
rom suffocation. Hartman. Pa. Juns
4. 1890. sullivan entered the building
,ftor Gclasinger had entered. Hs
cached Swayne and attempted 20 push
lin farther out the window. but isv
was overcome. lie was taken out Of
h" room by firemen. wearing maskA
and was revived. tsec case Of John u.
OciaalngefD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

EDWIN o. LEWIS. deceased widow
Deer Park. Washington. bronss
medal the widow aud supplement
Ing Morhmen's Compensation death
ben' fits a. her nj the rate ~ $50 y
n,o',,h. with 81 y month additional
~ account ~ her daughter.
Lewis. aged thirty. laborcr died AZ
tempting to save " winfrcd wonch
aged nine. from drowning. Deer Park
Wash. September -. 1913. winfrcd
while crossing u mill pond on floatinr
'oEs. slipped between TIVE logs and fell
into the water. where the depth was
about \ feet Lewis. who was ON N
bank. with the aid Of a pike pole
wall 81 IN the logs thirty feet 10 Win
fred. who had Just succeeded In climb
ing upon log winfred stood behind
Lewis and held io his clothing Will
lewis showed other logs aside and nj
tempted Ia float the log Ia the bank
The leg turned and both Tell into tn
water Lewis SWAN q stroke or two II
open water. then disappeared and wa'
drowned Winfred climbed on ios
ana was brought 10 the bank later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

sank. and WINS drowned Miss Go,tfrics
was carried u few feet toward shor..
where two or three men took hold ~
her and took her 10 shore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
GLEN WINDSOR RIsSEI..
Cleveland. Ohlo. hronre medal.

Kisel. aged fifteen. student saves
Kathryn n. Farnhauch. aged sixte-n.
from drowning. Springfield Center
Ohio. August I. 1917. Miss Farnhauc~
waded In Springfield Lake zoo feet from
shore aud stepped into deep water, he.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
AUGUST KaUyI.ARIcH. decsasra

ttttNE hAtststhttus o"
lwidowl. Cincinnati. Iowa. bronze
medal 10 the widow and death bene
ef.tk 60 her nj the rate of 50
month. With s. q month additional on
account Of each Of seven children.
Kauzlarich. aged forty.two. coal
miner. died attempting 10 ave vinocl
L. Kovaceylch. aged fourteen. schools
10Y. from Huffocation. Cincinnati Iowa,
July 4. 1918. Kovaceyich was over.
ONE by gas ON n stairway In an air
'haft of an abandoned coal mine. nins
feet below the top Of the shaft. Kauz.
larich descended the stairway 10 Kov'
lcevich and started 10 return with him
IN his shoulder. hut he was overeons
lfter taking n few steps. Two hours
alter kauzlarich and kovacevich were
'emovcd by man wearing a mask
iut neither could be resuscitated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

JOHN d. GEISsINGER. deceased
widow. I.ethlehem, Pa. bronze
medal 10 the widow and death bene'
Tits 10 her nj the rate of s65 . month,
With s. u month additional on 10
count NJ each a tiirre children.
Gcls,inger. aged forty one. auperin'
tendont ~ schoola died attempting 20