Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 13

MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE April 17, 1913 13 TRIBUNE DAILY WEATHER MAP JOHN MATTHFWS INtOWriOM MOM iou ion DEATHS U. i. WlATHld STATION AI fWIN CITUI AHCOtT X-Ray Survey to Cover Suburbs The mass chest X-ray survey- iiina' 2 So'c-g jn lrTT--XW 77T I mi (k ters, Mrs. Robert G. Schlieben, Sycamore, 111., and Mrs.

John H. Ivorken, Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Campion and Mrs. John Doyle, both of Hartford, and a niece, Mrs. E.

Edward Wood, St. Paul. LINDA KELLY Funeral services for Linda Joan a Ulll iai BViaum iui a-ailliaca uuon North, Henry Triumph iin Prep Track North and Henry came through with dual track meH victories Friday a the former downed Edi-ton 61 to 52 and Henry beat Vocational 87 'i to 27'. North took 10 first places in its victory with Wes Shipstead, Jack Dryer and Dick Ersbo winning two events apiece. Edison's only wins were in the high jump, pole vault and RSOyard jelay.

Dick Keuser was high mm for the losers with 1.1 points. Doug Leven.s was a double winner for Henry as he copped the high jump and discus. Charlie Ellis won the loO and 220-yard rtsshes for the Volts. a 'York script writer for movies ana Kellv, 7 months, the daughter ofi y.r a tu ionc vaudeville, at Baltimore. Md.

mi, OIIU luis. aiuuil x-variij, oiuui Ulysses street, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Rauth mortuary, with burial in Sunset Memorial Park cemetery. Linda Joan died of pneumonia Friday after efforts of an amhu 1020' Allows toiNT with Tmi aiaicTtoai or tm dwi (KouV, qsmow I "ICIflTATION lance physician and the fire de- manager of the Baltimore sym-partment rescue failed tojphor-- orchestra, manager of the save her when she began gasp-j United States marine band and ing for breath. operator of his own concert Besides her parents, she Is sur- bureau, at Baltimore, Md.

-J r) ZJZ--A UP IV mcimi in wrwi IV WHOll (IfcUtll IN MlllllBl AVI NT Kit SNOW, APRIL SHOWERS DUE Most of the Upper Midwest will be warmer today, the weatherman predicted, but he warned of April showers (widespread) and some wintry snow (in northern reaches of Minnesota). I SEE BY THE TRIBUNE COMMUNICABLE DISEASES ASF TIlDtl IIFATIIH April lrr April Yrar Srarlrt frr I I a Whnnpinf rnaih .1 Mraalra t'l RRFN'T YttR Iramulallrrl I AM III 4 I 111 April lar April 1 ar lliphthrrla II a I Mrmiitlllm I'ollomyclltla I 1 i rarlrt frvrr 13 112 'tVhnnpinc rourh 2 raalra 17 l.ksl vived by three sisters, Doris, Lois. and Joyce; and two brothers, Ray-! mond and John, Jr. ERICK ERICKSON Funeral services for Erick Erickson, 66. 3704 Thirty-fifth avenue who died Friday, will be held at 2 p.m.

today at Salvation Army temple, with burial in Hillside cemtery. A resident of Minneapolis 43 years, Mr. Erickson was employ- ed as an elevator operator in lnei m. hiiildincr le suVvived by ms wife Jo. an1 three Mrs.

Gunnar Erickson, Mrs. Milton Fjellman and Edna Erickson, all of Minneapolis vraa Funeral services for Mrs. In- ger Johnson, 5353 Elliot avenue ho died Wednesday, ill be held at 2 p.m. today in Nokotnis Heights Lutheran thuith, with burial in Crystal Lake cemetery, She is survived by her husband, Samuel a on, Milo; two Tuct an4 Arndi'ili all of Minneapolis; and three sis- ters in Norway (noer Midwest Funeral services will be held at Austin. Sunday for the REV.

REGINALD 'O I.EM AN. pits tor of the l'l ti-nnn church, ho died Wednesday. EINAR M. Gl LBRANDSON, 6S, pioneer Albert Lea hardware (lcnler, at Albert I.en, Minn. Elsewhere CHARLES L.

ALLEN Columbus, Ohio, insurance executive, at Bnislow, Calif. a 1017 1014 94 ST. PAUL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS fonr J. I.araa. Jr.

7(2 f'mtral av: Hlrdia ftlaro. JMI tlaltlrr at lnnald 4a. canklln. I 'll lauaiulrr av: Rrlma J. Ilaaalrtt.

7I F. 7lh at. Ilrrbrrt J. Fultirlilil. 45a St.

Anthony ay; l.ary II. Moairr. 4HK tairoll ar. I rali F. 4 allkina, 154 falon ar) Mariarrl A.

Madlaun. 4H5 Ada al. Rohrrt 14. 4 ha. Iklk Portland ay; J.Snn Homana.

Rllk Holly ar. Urol V. Hjr'alrril. Hivrr I alia, 44 Audrry Jam. Rlarr Falla.

Mia Ja. I Illaon, 1151 Hnrnuuial al; Vlrflnla M. I.rittnrr. II tV. Innna at.

Riihard A. Fllrvnld, Fmrralrt. Nona! J. Itaamuaarn. 14ail Albany av.

Charlra linnrrl, 1725 raummit av; 4har- Inlta- A. Fanirl, I2SI 1 homaa ay. BIRTHS 4.1KLS Mr. and Mrs. Charlra Alprrn.

2331 Marshall ar. Donald Ammrrman. 1231 Mlra av. Rurton Andrraain, 910 F. 17th at, Mpla.

I.nuia Andrraon. "27 Aahland av. William Rartrlhrim. 1355 I. rand ay.

Andr llrlland. 52 tarand av. Karl Rlrhlihaaarr. 2IHI Arrad .4. Ollrrr hioaan.

41H Itilmhall at. Franrla tlraav. 741 llaia av armrn Mlllnla, 101 Irrrh al. 4 aarnrllua Flahrr, 2.1 llavton av. Jnarph Hnarh.

44 4lh at Norlh SI. Paul Hrnry Jangwlrth. 179S Aahland av. Wralcy Kan. K4 Marahall ay.

I raJI Lull. 596 Holly a v. Rncr Mryrrl. 1112 Marvland av. Orvln Morn.

Haallnia. Sltnn. Rrnard Mwi, K. Haallnia, Minn I lillon Nrlaoaa, K. 2.

Hoaaaal l.aka, Minn. luarne Noirta, la W. taabrl al. Rohrrl NyliriK, lift! I a nl ir In av. Jamra Roan, 2341 ommonwralth av.

spurth. Illiiij Ashland av. Paul Saaifka. 215 S. Fairvirw av.

Svrrr lnir, 1273 I harlra ay. John 4th al SI Mpla. I homaa IM12 nlianarv at. run Mr. and Mra 4 ail Amlrraaaon.kr.O York ar.

Iilaaaail Itulrv, KO 4 haria-a ar. Harry 4 hatupaky, 245 Summit av. John i halupaka, t'4 4dfrtlon al Milliard tnuihlln. 20 'Wralrrn ay. Ml hour Flnrll, 227 44 hrrlrr al.

Hltbard Foatrr. I5X Fdnaund ar I'ranklln llurarr, 345 taaaodhw. al. I.f-o Kaarl. 43 Oakland av.

Frank Krndl. 245 4.dmnd av. Iiaarll l.atrliam. tVhlt Hrar lka. 4 homaa 1401 Fdirrlnn a I.

tiraarr Maaon. ftrmtnary av. Ullllam 1521 l.aurrl ar. J. Arlus Mlllrr, 214 urtlr.

It, rat SI. Paul. Fmil Rrnalla, 75t flrSolo it. l-niiarrt Rudolph, III South ay NF North SI. Paul.

Allrral handiiuial. 354 Fullrr av. Marrln Urlla. IT' I I arrnll av Havld Varuaao. 515 F.

Minnrhaha ay. THINS. I.IKI. AMI ROT Mr. and Mra Roy Nrlann.

214 W. Crntral av. DEATHS Johanna Rnrrlnirr, Rk. 012 l.aurrl ar. Donald Km hi.

Ir. 70, 1147 Martland ay. I homaa lahry. 7. Ilnl llaaur ar.

Suaan Fllamryrr. 02. Ik50 4 haarka av. Jarob Krlnaa. 17.

Iklk lliani ay. 4aay Mrlr. k9. 2I 4 hrrry at. John Nih.xh, II, 1517 I 7lh al.

Irnral Smallman. fcS. 297 Marahall ay. I.rnrir Hanh, 77. 171 Aurnra av.

Hrrmlt Hrallund, It, I Inaanod. Air Guard Changes Training Schedule Industrial and harvest problems have caused revision of training dates for the air national guard in Minnesota, the Dakotas mid Wisconsin, the commanding general of the Second air force announced Friday at Omaha, Neb. Minnesota will conduct its own maneuvers July 25 to Aur. 8. The Dakotas will train June 13 to 21.

Wisconsin will train Aug. 1 to IS, Associated Iress reported. Cambridge, Mass. He was or.ru president of the Geological Society of America. l.ISHOr RICHARD T.

laORINft, 48, who was installed six months ago as the fifth bishop of the Springfield, 111., Episcopal diocese, at Springfield. VINCENT 52, Nev EDGAR L. HARTTENCE, 73. a director and former vice president of the Acme Wire Co at New-Haven, Conn. CLARENCE C.

CAPPEL. 1. Bank Employes Form '25-20' Club Employes of Farmers Mechanics Savings bank, Minneapolis, have organized the "2)-20'" club for those with more than 20 years service. Eighteen employes wi'h more than 25 years employment at the bank were hosts to 20 workers of 20 to 25 years service at a dinner at the Hotel Nicollet Thufs- day night. William Kramer, treasurer of the bank, was elected club president.

Other officers are Agnes Mcllugh, vice chairman; Herman Landquist. second vice chairman, and Henrietta Sifferle. secretary. IScrg KjetS atlOnal Office With Union Russell M. Berg, business agent of Boilermakers local 617, has been named an international vice president fit the union.

Berg's territory will Include Min- Wisconsin, North and J1CSOI 3 outn ua.io.a. lie wui mane headquarters in Minneapolis. Succeeding him as business agent of the local union will he Eli Jesherg. who has been Berg's assistant in that job. Potato Market Minneapotit April 14.

1414 Potatnra: Old Mtork Markrt firm far Watrrn Riaats. for Nnrthrrn atnek. markrt atradv. 10(V-lb. kr-kl Vkah, Ruaart Rurbanka.

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Traaa Rllaa Trlumphi, U. N.a. j. 1', in. yraahrd 14 mnatly $4 7.

-dtfc 74 Honesty Twin Cities COL. WIIXIAM S. McWADE Col. William S. McWade, 81, Christmas Lake, a Spanish-American war veteran, died Friday at his home.

A resident of the lake area 47 years, Col. McWade served as a captain with the 13th Minnesota infantry in Manila, Philippines, 1898 and in the Philippine in surrection in 1S99. During World war he was commander and instructor in infantry training at Dunwoody institute. He also served as assistant professor of military tactics in the Minneapolis high schools at that time. After World war he attain the rank of colonel in the army reserve corps, and was retired in November, 1941.

He is survived by his wife, Susie; and two nephews, Robert, Los Angeles, and Charles, Piiia-dena, Calif. Funeral services will he held Monday at 1:30 in the Masonic temple at Excelsior, with burial Fort Snelling National cemetery. CIIARLES E. ELMQMST Funeral services for Charles E. rrii a I -1 r.iinqui.si, vviiite urtii arvrr, who died Thursday, will be held at 2 p.m.

today at St. Johns or the Wilderness Episcopal church. White Bear Lake. Burial will be the Episcopal cemetery there. Mr.

Elnicjuist was railroad nnd warehouse commissioner from 1906 to 1916. He was general solicitor of the National Association of Railroad and Warehouse rommis- sinner from 1916 to 1920. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Harrison T. McClung, Bel- vedere, and a son, Carl White Bear Lake.

WILLIAM PETT MORGAN Word has been received here of the death of William Pett Mor gan, former city weighmaster, who died Saturday in San Diego, Calif. He Minneapolis In 1020 after holding the post 20 rmi. Among survivors is a daughter, Lila, in California. THOMAS F. EG AN iinernl services for I homns r.giin, dS, Mincnpolis Allilctic club, who died Friday, will he held at.

8:30 a.m. Monday at Kess- ler and Maguire mortuary. I'litil, and 0 am. at St. Mark's Catholic church there.

Burial will he in Fort Snelling National ceiiiel el y. Mr. Egan was formerly mana- ger of the Mark Truck Co. In Mm- rienpolli. He was a member of the Athletic club, and Theodore Peterson post of the American Legion.

He is survived by two (laugh- Tribune Es 14.2. I (. conducted in Minneapolis last fall will be extended to suburban communities, beginning May 1 at Bloomington. All persons over 5 years of age will be eligible for the x-ray, which Is being conducted by the Hennepin County Tuberculosis as sociation. Teachers and school personnel in public and parochial schools in Hennepin county also will be surveyed, as will residents at Mission farm and Hennepin county home.

THE WEATHER OFFICIAL FORFCAST TWIV I1I1S: Partly cloudy and vrarmrr tnalav. Iliyh today k3 MISMMII 4: lotlay ronaiilrralil alourii-nraa and aarmrr aailh aa-attrrrd liaht ahoav-rra In ralrrmr north portion. Sunday partly rlnudy and roolrr. IITIK MIIIIK.4V: Todar partlr rlnudy anal vaimrr valth arallrrral liiht abaarra an naarthvrrat portion by rvrnlni. Sunday partly rlnudy valth aaatlrrrd liht alaaaaarra In ralrrmr raat porllon In forrmaon.

oolrr arat and rrnlral porllona. HIMIIN.MN: today partly al.Madr aailh a frav aa-attrrrd llcht ahoaarra In ralrrmr north portion In lat aftrrnoon or frrnlna. Hainrr arpt nrar Mirhiian. Sunday partly cloudy raMiIrr north and arst pnrtinna. I4I44A: liaday partly rlnudy and aarmrr.

Sundar partlr aloudr and roolrr. High todar 70-74 low limit ht 50-55. MIR I II II. Kill Partlr cloudy and aarmrr today and tonlrht valth high (rmn-nraturra 55 lia 65 Norlhraat and 60 tu 70 aaaut liaarat Mlllll lltkllH Partly cloudy and aarmrr today and Sunday. Saaltrrrd attrr-miian ahoaarra nr thunrirratorma Sunday.

Hlh trmprralurra today 70 to HO wat and 65 to 75 raat. DECREE DAYS A yardstick aaf varathrr for chrcklni furl rnaaaumptlnn. Normal number of dirr daya from Srpt. I to May 31 la 7. kill.

April Ik. 1141, 0 drfrr dava: yar an, 75: normal, 2o 4 umulallaa alnr Spt. I. ttala itaaun, 7.145; laat araaun, normal. 7.4S7.

MINS4 4POI.IS KIMMM.S III Slllll I 44 7 pm. 33 prr crnl. PHF( ll'l I A HON 24 houra rndlni 7 pm. man, 'lotal from Jan. 1 In datr.

3.21 Inchra. SI Rlara. 5 25 a m. Srta, 7 01 m. MOON I-II4SI.

iFIRsT (Jl 4R I I Rl Rlara. II 47 am Srla. 01 a 4 IIMP4R 41 It 1 1 MPFR 4 I'l Rl Todav hifh. 55; li. 31.

Vr. an hlrh. 4D: Inav. 27. All-tlm rrrnrd bih fnr mnnth.

fl. Datr, April 30. 14.14. 411-tim rrrnrd low for month, 6 Dalr. April 7.

Hourly trmprraturra nn fa On. tiFNFRAI. ORSFRVATIONS MINNKSOTA ARC ARC Alriandrla 51 32 Mpla. -St. P.

55 31 Rrmidji 20 29 R.arhstr 55 Ituluth 45 30 .01 Willmar 53 34 Intl. Falla 42 25 .07 4 tvr 4 FNTR4I. Chlram 42 Indian pnlla 70 44 Cincinnati 77 4k Madlaoia 54 45 Irvrland 4n Marqurll 15 111 .4 HrUoll al Mllaaukr 54 II I. land Hap. 4a aa Marlr 41 34 .7 lirrrn Ray 4a (II Irar Illy 41 15 .12 Vtlsr 4INIRAL Rlamarrk 61 21 Omaha 01 JA lira Mialnri 01 40 St.

Ismla 77 55 Kana. Ity 75 52 Sinuy ity 60 4.1 Okla. City 00 53 Hillivton 71 26 FAST Atlanta lloaloia 71 44 Nrar Vnrk 71 11 01 rhlla'plila kl Ik laak nvlll 4 HI I'llUhuiah 74 45 .02 Miami II kl 14 aahliiil fc 42 tal I Mulrnr 41 56 Fort Worth 14 56 Amarilln 47 47 7k 54 Rrnnnavillr It 54 NraOrlrana kll 52 Pa.o tlhu'aiu Rnla I hrirniir lar nvcr llavrr 47 51 Santnt'nln II 51 Mill I AIN 1 14 llrlrna 7 11 14 4k Phornlt III! 41 kl 7a it 71 It nam i ii 71 .10 I'M III! kl 51 San Fr'alarn 4 41 07 lia Angrlrl 10 kl Sraltl Pnrlland It 44 4t Spokana San lllrta 11 Ik uoia ki 4 04 44 .00 04 07 4S 4H4 t'alaary 4 dmnntnn Monlrral 51 21 I .02 I'l. Arthur 57 24 51 34 Hrtlna 10 Vtlnnlpri 41 II A lllahrat Irmprratur F'rlday. laarat trmprratur Friday.

4 Prrrlpltallon Friday. Star and I in ed In in I -1 aaaaaaaaaauaaaf HIXKT-Vm ATI044L laVrara1 hlh a "lira. Won by W'Ull (VI. vrvmd. Jhnon ill), thlrf.

Cnniry Tlmr lOaVyar uk: hr El ll iH'. third. KamJ (Hi Mil raa: Won hr Fia Ill' 'mmlacri 1H1. Ihlid. Cyi.

'1 1V1 l. ato-raral iuk: Won fc? (H aarond. Tim 11 Hid. 1 Imr rcond. Hammond iVi.

thud. Schmllt IVi. Tlmi 3 laar laardlra- W'nn by tfrltiklnt iHi. krrt-nd. lowing illi.

th rd. Coniry (Hi. Tianr Ja. 7. k-rara4 ran: Wnn by Jur al illi.

irmnrl. lluhrr iH. third. Johmion iln. Time 2 IN 9 Oaah: Wort by F.I ll IV BaTulHl, wtniu.rry ilii.

thud. (Hi. Tlmr nlir: Won by Henry RuU, Wh-nnrry. VoIi). Tlmr 1 20 4 rtr raalt: Tir tnr flm Shrnk (Hi and flora iHi.

trilrd Minlrrn (Hi. HnsM Urt. 4 iriftiti. tur: Won by lvem (H second, l.und third, Farki (Vi. 12 frrt, Hot pal- Won by lvbrrt Ik IHi, aarond Urfiu illi.

thud. Willi IV IHatancr 41 tr- 4 Inrhra. Hicn lamp. Won br Iarn 'Hi, samrid. iVi.

tl for third. Mint (Hi, Cammrl HrliM 7 Inrlir Rraaaal JaMaa: Won by Ken in (Hi. lrfnd. Wnlnnrry iHi. third.

Pirlac: ikkrr (Hi. Iia-tirtrr frrt. 30 lnrfcry Mlllll KIMXI't alih naartlra on by Mait'irl (M- ar.fnd l.artgjma i.Ni, ilrd. Hlrra iEi. Tlmr 1 7.

loo-aarO alaah- Won by Dnfr fNi. arennd. i third. Totl it'. Ttm 10 44f.Tar4 daah: Wfin by Slllpa-rad i.Ni.

around, Dar -E- third Kruryrr i Time Mil ran: Won by T.irp il i. an-nnd. Bnr-dr-i third. Shravrr (Ni Tim 1.42 Ito-yard da.h: Won by Shi (Ni. Frfihrni iE, third.

Dryr (Ni. Tim Rich jamp: W'on by Sp E. ireond, Krusfr (Ei. third. Myrri Hntht ft.

snrrif? Mwt yt- Won by F.rri INi. aond. Srar- (Ei. third. Tuftdal (Ei.

Dltanc 7 2 tnrh. It-aa- Wnn hy Trn (N't. aarond iK third tlrtf IHitam 1 in rt. Irv r.rt rl raalt-Tlr (or firat alltal iti and Kfuwr Id. thud, Milll-ad (Ni.

Ilrliht In It. 3 lruh. MA-yrd ran: W'on Crar. yk (Ni. amnd.

(Ei, third. Wtillan (Ni. Tim low fcari- W'or by Cr'thtnn is- artd Kur iKi, till d. Martin iSi. Tin- r.

2 Hmm lump Won by lrir iNi. Kru.rr 'I-. Ililiit Martin (Ni tr itani 111 fret, Iin li yard rrlay: Won by Edivm. Tim 1 17 r. Today's 0 film NGLE worms have a habit of bunching up Into a ball In the bottom of lli bait can, and, if you are on week-end trip, they will die after a day or two.

Worms must be dumped out of the ran or tox and redistributed in the dirt every day. Kind Judge 'Sees Double9 as Tipsy Client Reappears The judge's doubts were quick- ly confirmed in Mimeanolis po- lice court Friday. James Quinlivan, SI, ho lives .1.. tt at the Union City mis; ion, pleaded ffuilty to a drunk chKe, Then he made a long speech on how Minneapolis was bad Jor him, and if Judge Theodore Knudson would (rive him a "I'loater," he would stay out of towi for a year and be good. "That's a pretty speech." said Jude Knudsnn.

After expressing a few doubts, the judge said he would give Quinlivan a chance to leave town rather thun ro to the workhouse. An hour after court recessed. Chester ii. GiimoNs. r.8.

MINNEAPOUS MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS dar4 W. Wlnlr. 10. Waaban. Minn; Hrrnailla XT.

all John K. Mr.ni. 21, M. fiul. Hrtta J.

labahrr. 2k. 37li llarrlrl ar K. Juvrph Hrttnin, 122 Nitnllrt av; flnrrnrc raalarn. 1117 W.

rr.nkli.i at Vrnn K. Spoff.ird, 22, l.tnr I'ralrl. rlrlii (Mum. 21, haha ay. Arln trukM.n.

22, 722 Ar.hllii.ld ay Mario J. Ilratlr. ll. 4lMt anhlnit.in N. Jamra M.lk.

il. lll.i.drll a Hilda Mrttin, At, 3I.IH llupunl ar K. tarl H. Inli.r. 45.

Ill IMh av llornthy I itanlryman. SO. 2521 33rd ar S. firrald J. rhulli.

25, 4ill7 3lt ay I'hjlli J. Nrhnm, 22. ill IK 3lvl ay S. John K. Maarl.

Jr 27, 34lh ar I.urlll A. Jorrn, 25, 2514 f.nirraon ar S. Robert H. I.arsun. 5126 3l.lh ar Marilyn llubrrt, 3M37 Minnrhaha ay S.

Wilbrrt K. Frrdrirkson. 19. ll F. 17th at Laoralnr I diuin, 20, 22113 14th ar S.

Stanlry J. 2, 24(t Sth at mma J. Srbrkuo, 28. 3t 12th at S. William L.

Ilrlanry. 24, 1424 rrrinnnt ay Mary Knrwh. 22. 311 11th ar .4 Rarmond J. Wirth.

25. St. Paul; IXinna Ma i Imn, 22, 31 Ik llayra at. larrnr J. Hadlnakr, l-Il.

haaka. Minn M.rnrrl a. lryrn. Ical, St. Iliinlfarlnaa.

Minn. Mhal l. arran. II. IVI Jrflrrann al; lllaahrlh Itatra, 2k.

Ik 1 1 ar h. Alphima H. rarrndin, 23, 5132 17th ay i l.ladia M. Frldhak. 22.

22 ak t.rnra at. CHMnrtl K. Dnrrinn. 34. 3134 Minnrhaha A.

Rnrktrh. 33. 4122 Mth It R. Lmla II. Bromn.

22. Monroe ll; Gloria M. Kallmann. II. aamr.

Ilarrr ran 4 I 21. (' 45th ay Uima M. I.HUnn. 22. aam.

minus I.IKI Mr. and Mra Trrrr 4mlra. l5i Culnradn ay St Inula I'ark r.f.rd'.n Itftkman. IkIA 4lh ar S. MuiH-rt II II 2.

Mnl" Frank ali'iilir. "II. ,1 sr. I anrrl lluiilj. av Ink I III.

aaul Slth ar J.mn t.arbrri. 4IIJ at. St. l.naU rark W. Ill I akr al.

rami II Hamlin. 3111 3Mh ar K.il.rrt Ilaarnatrln, 23 Hm1i4 Ar, Itoldrn Vallry. I larritf Jrtntra, ar F. tarl W. Jolinaun.

170 l.lrr al Iroln A Jnhnvnn. 2401 t.arflrld ar. Frrdrlr W. I.adi-, 4D2S Wouddal ar. Imla rark.

Cyril II. I.aarrnl, 4I2 Rorklncd rd, Rnhblna- dalr. Ilrrhrrt ('. Mavbrrrr. SI.

Paul Harlan K. Murk. JS'X nlnnlal dr. Ualtrr haairr, 1715 I "mil ar SK Krrinrth II Sullanld, 714 7th ar S. Ilnpkins.

Kiiorll I hnmnaim, 1 1 2S 3id ar S. Mln lull. Jill I ii I let at Irrrrt A. Vtaalaja. Mil' Hpiair il (ilia F.

M.llin. Ii7 Fillmmr at N. novs Mr and Mra Thf-fidore Andrraon. 121 Btoominglim ar. Krnnrth J.

Alman, Annka. Rnrd 1. 4irrtrn. Flravant ar. Kirhard arlvn.

Sn 4III ar S. J'n'ph (mik. 3724 'Slh ar 4 arl K. J. I rrmrra, 3IS5 Mirrldan ar M.

Kodnrr I laalcatr. I.tl. Sirur pi. I lord tdhlom. 1hl3 lalh ar K.

Ilooard A. 3111 4th at SF. kV.V! n. Jirak. m.

e.ui H-miind Jnhiitfin, 3KMi 37th av i wiin.m nana, at x. Kolirrl Kllrrrn. 1.1?ll II. I ay jam 41:1 ih.m,.. XZZ: I arl It.

Ofchnrn. 41.5 2nd at M. llarrry Sandfttrnm, nm ar A SF. Kalph F. Savair, 4025 1-niirMI ay.

'I hrndiir K. Smith, ilarrirt av. 4 llnton Stanlry, 1503 'olumhua av. Ilrlhrrt Mlmovon, An ttlh ar S. Waltrr P.

Sullivan, Hl'i'imlnctnn ar. arn A. Kaanuin. 3514 I lib ay Paul I Thoratrnann. 4.

Rlrhflrld ata. John R. Van Uraark. ian5 Itnimnt ar I.aarrnr, P. Uriaa, llupntit ar John Woodard, 12 j'uh ar K.

DEATHS harlra AndVraon, i7. 3124 llllh ar i ar.illil H. Hakkrn. 72. llllll K.

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9:30 A.M. drunk. aaaaaaaaaauaaaaaaaaaal w'l ir ll i VI ine Adventures Ed McConnell hot another aiventure story for you kids and more tongs and fun with Froggy the Gremlin. 10:30 A.M. IUSTER BROWII SHOES Horloa friend real to tjet his 5 a.

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For honesty, Tom received a $2 reward and his customer's well-wishes for success in whatever he may undertake. -fc Star and Tribune Carrier-Salesmen Are Training for Success The CBS Documentary Unit presents "PLAY BALL!" the behind-the-scenes story of American baseball with these great diamond figures in person: PEEWEE REESE HAPPY CHANDLER I.EO DUROCHER ROGERS HORNSHY BRANCH RICKEY 9:00 P. M. TONIGHT wcco.