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TERRE HATJTE—DIVISION NO. 1.

ContfiWd From Paga On*.

B24—Claude Taylor, 70 South Twelfth •treet. J4W- Edward I, labell, 1«17 South

Nineteenth street. 420—Albert B. W. Fleet, 723 South Third street. 1014—Guy A. Jones, 208 South Eighth stroet. 13 7*5- Lester 8. Push, 723 South i Seventh street, v l14—Joseph F.

BjTne, 1185 South

Fourth street. 2874—Ed par N. Nlnete^'itfi*33 -Hpitrnm Crosuen, 702 South Second. 1629 —TVttiert A. LASwell, 1212 South

Tenth.

ft-:-

Gauwr, 1121 South

Twelfth. 10—Lou la Donde&u. 306 Ohio. H)4S—Fred Bukenhofer, 21S South

Ninth.

1031—Harry R. Whlssen, 720 Poplar. 1706—Virfrll W. Brachett, 118 South Fourteenth. 18S1—John H, Farrlw, 1401 South

lf85—Albert D. Crowder, 1718 South

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Eleventh street. k87—Ernest Archer, 1127 South Seeond street. 12$2—Ivan Wraterots, 611 South Tenth street. 1823—John W. Nealy, 1224 South Sixth street. If 4 7—Lutlwr S: Reynolds, 447 South

Thirteenth and One-half street. .*97—Prince C. Shafer, 2529 South First street. 240—Albert L.

Brewer, t02 South

Fourth street. 1536—Forrest V. Thornton, 2304 South Tenth and One-half street. 1?22—John E. Fritchett, 1458 Poplar street. 1723—Roy H. Beattjr, 1339% TVabash avenue. 177S—Charles R. Ball, «4 S. 17th. 1236—Otto Gruenholz, 1226 Oak. 2247—John Cantroll, 1620 S. 13^. 2011—Vrn L. Roberts, 305 S. 18th. 432—Charles Bruner, 910 S. 8rd. 18—Geo. A. Schroer, 310% Ohio. 552—Carl C. Bailey, 1819 S. 3rd. 1*27—Ralph Lawhead. 100 S. 10%. 1484—George Shoemaker, 604 LockV*"' port road.

Y39—Luther Scott, 2139 S. 1st. 1551—Fred G. Pearce, 1606 S. 8th. 4501—John H. Burcher, 1437 S. 2nd. 1S22—Oliver Snyder, 1423. S. 13th. J146—D. Allyn Bell, *07 S. 7th. 1103—Karl Oberbaeher, 831 Oak. 2319—Joseph E. Pierson, 1212 S. 17th. 1395—Robert Say re Cox, Terre JIaute. S-179—Charles A. Dorfmeyer, 1547

South Eighteenth. 606—Don, P, Stovar, 1407 South Second. 1*2—James C- Wolford, 213 Poplar. r"l—Albert J. Severn, 45 South NineteentlL I |]S—Jess ~W. Lawhead, 1202 South

First 46—Ford Eaton, 129 South Third. 1021—Solomon Tobeck. 808 Oak. 1651—Herman Banaranda, 2073 South

Tenth and One-half. '"lf^—Rex. Rob bins. U0 South Seventh.

M55—Earl M. Shelp, 820 South Pour s» teenth. 2441—Noah Doye, 1452 South Fifteenth street. 4,1636—Irvwn

B. Catfm, 1818 South Sixth

and One-halt street. .. 223—Jasper Yarbough, 822 South Second street. 2066—James A. Butcher, 469 South

i^t#41—Theodore H. Ifnhrlnf, 1451 South *. Eleventh street 117—Robert A. Gregg, 207 South Second street. 2330—Herman C. Neal, 1460 South

Twentieth street. «02—Fred C. Xing, 1488 South Third

street. 390—Lee McKnlght Black, 919 South

Fifth street. S2|3—William Fraeler, 1421 South .-s Thirteenth and One-half street. 75—WUllam Ford, 214 South Third. 1818—Owen S. Pflaglng, 331 South Slxteenth.

772—Frank A. Noyes 2608 Arleth. 1456—John W. Turner, 1472 South Twelfth. §. 721—Ernest A. Smith, lfl6 South

Second.

1419—Hillts B. Thompson, 210 S. 6%. 2390—Orville A- Swartz, 1208 South Seventeenth. 786—Fred Hoeptngarner, 2718 Thomp'V son.

J549—John "W. Splllane, 2120 South Stocth. |476—Arthur ©. C. Carnarlus, 1583

South Eighth. 280—Robert Carter, 520 South First. 1322—Charles F. Cuhl, 1311 South Slxteenth. 1292—James K. Crook®, 1220 South 1 Eleventh. 972—Otha V. Jewell, 1201% Wabash i 983—Herman Wiaaingham. 57 South ,% Twelfth.

757—Clay

1906—Lawrence C. Minor, 504 South Thirteenth street. 2017—Frank A. Lewis, ^08 South Fifteenth street. 2397—Eddie E. Walters, 1520 South

Eighteenth street. 343—Willtath F. Brown, 627 South Second street. 2008—Homer B. James, 312% South

Seventeenth street. 2141—Ernest A. Hornung—1003 South Seventeenth. 1613—William I* Small, 2885 South

Eighth.

2100—George W. Mueller, 719 South Seventeenth. 982—Tylor Pimmons, 1001 Wabash. 2467—James Flockhart, 1502 Cruft. 726—George C. Madiga^L 2206 South

Third. 15—George C. Camegies, 416% Ohio. 905—William L. Ellis, 228 South

Tenth and One-half. 933—John Analrt, 1014 Walnut. 2331—Ernest It. Cornett, 1308 South

Fifteenth.

1531—Robert Sweet, 27 30 South Eighth. 2209—Hillerv Harfllson, 1421 South Thirteenth and One-half, 12K8—Daniel M. Howard, 1221 South

Ninth. 452—Benjamin Grossman, 829 South Fourth street. 355—David Ginsberg, 318 Park street. 1843—Harry E. Franklin, 437 South

Fifteenth street. 530—Dalton B. Shourds, 421 Osborne street. 809—Roy J. Greggs, 2623 Jefferson street. 1114—James F. Hoece, 722 South Sixth street. 2473—Vernon Talley, 1881 South Sixteenth street. 1470—William A. Radabough, 1107

South Eleventh ard One-half street. 645—Vernon' O. DeBaun, 1921. South Sixth street. 2fl35—Errett M. Brown, 718 South Fif teenth street. 218—Floyd Johnson, 318 South Second street. 620—William Orman, 1516 South First street. 1334—Henry A. Tryon, 1215 South

Twelfth street. 550—Leland H. Carr, 1508 South Second street. 1611—Thomaa A. Reagin, 1516 South

Eleventh street. 574—John W. RotrofT, 1511 South Third street. 31—Constantino Manousakls, 12%

Ohio street. 1432—William St. Clair, 1601 South Eleventh street. 1727—Pmme M. Spanogle, 220 Gilbert avenue. 2047—Joseph H. Carter, 380 South Sixteenth street. 981—Oscar Miljer, 1125 Walnut street. 1S48—Lelan Vafcghn* 631 South Fifteenth street. 1570—Alvey Shipman, 242$ South

Sixth.

1817—Thomas E. Walsh, 72 South Flf teenth. 770—'HoHie McClure, 2527 Dilman.

S82—John W. Perry, 611 Young. 207 R—LeRoy K. Ferree, 1610 Crawford. 677—Otto C. Grolla, 1725 South Sixth. 2119—Michael Joseph Deasee, 729

South Eighteenth. 2360—Arnold O. Meyer, Seventeeth. 749—John M.

Fourth.

Twelfth.

Walker, 1804 South

Fifteenth.

1509—Raymond J. Diekemper, Sonth Sixth. 1211—Edward P. Phillips, 535

First.

H. Tryon, 110 Pleasant ave.

.^66—Efcaak P. Tully, 47 South Eier enth.j 868—Homer Greer, 122 South Seventh. H?2"0—Edd Sims, 1414 South 13%. «454—Dwight Armstrong, 1523 South

Eighteenth.

I 332—Alex Miller, R20 South First. .•£0-90—Emory Clampitt, 706 Gilbert. i:

379—Charles

Wickisor, 110 Park.

-*»11560—Cashius J' Eighth.'% 1' 542—Harold i Fifth. ~^2107—Williai^

Miller, 2016 South

South

Dean, 824

Fifteenth. 194—Xil« N.' Couchman, 331 South

Fourth. 874—rixiv L. TCees, Terre fPatiti. 552—George Marshall, 1409 South

Second.

ilSOO—ran! C. fJwtnn, tiw South Sixth and one-half. 2124 Raymond J. Coffman, 1023 South

2g73—John Street, 2523 South Seventh. ^•lg!f7__Charles S. Hollingsed, 610 G41bert avenue. 298—Roll Jones, 320 Oa*. 2458—Hubert Bank®, 1567 South is' Seventeenth street. 675—Joseph S. Smith, 411 Arleth street. ,2132—George J. Rapeon, 1004 South

Seventeenth street. .}7$9 Carl G. Renter, 1507 Ohio street. "••1294—Fred W. Springer, 1120 South

Ninth street. 114*- Herman J. KruSe, 1011 South Eighth street. 1354—Earl Hurst, 1102 South Eleventh «treec

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1466 South

Reily, 1718 South

2269—William Thirteenth and One-half. 1868—Floyd R. Dochana, 308

OfTutt, 1408 South

1504

South

Ninth. 525—Herbert london, 1111 Second. 1417—Earl W1. Laswell, 1531

South

Thirteenth. 1574—Charles B. Brown, 2945 Ninth and One-half. 2034—Willis E. iloCoy, 1510 Oak. 2434—Gilbert ,H. Allen, 1319 South

South

Twenty-first. 760—William B- Turner, 2527 South First. 183—Kalsel Ellis, 318 South Second 56—Charles Harris, 204 South Third 1276—George Ray Blizzard, 1009 South

Tenth.

1791—Lawrence Everett Hults, 82 South Seventeenth. 1956—Roy C. Adams, 613 South Thlr teenth and One-half. 792—John K. McWllliaJtns, 2715 South

2128—Robert E. Chambers, 705 South Twentieth. 5 Earl Harkness, 4t% WaT»ash

S50—Kobert Wade, 627 South Second 1580—-Henry W. ^oordes, 1729 South Eighth i 54—Ernest Roach, Fifth and»Wa bash.

R. Cole, 1W0 Hulman.

870—J. Bernard Kelly, 818 Walnut. 1714—Herbert A. Hornung, 133 S. Thlr teenth and One-half. 549—Joseph B. Marshall, 1409 S. Sec ond street. 1132—Paul Pollock, 815 South Ninth street. 440—Russell C. Englehart, 1025 South

Third street. 1485—Arthur H. Smith, 1830 South Center street. 1674—Byron Fisher, 1800 South Sev enth street 741—William L. Van Arands, 1823

South Third street. 1054—Helton A. Hughei, 713 Poplar street. 2336—Leroy Ward, 2100 Seabeiry street. 1275—George Hutchens, 500 South

Tweflth street. «. 2316—Worman C. MoSler, 1550 South Twentieth street. 2225—George T. Hartwell, 136# Dean street. 711—Clarence O. Land, till South

Third street.

Chaffee, 714 Poplar

1022—Clarence street. 841—Henry O. Condit, Brownsville,

Texas. 638—Albert street. 2454—William York, 2312 Washington avenue.

Austin, 440 Arleth

1032—Paul J. Dtekout, ^214 South Eighth street. 623—Earl R. Deafly lfclB South Third street. 269—Jamee Hemphill, 528 South Second street. 1141—Roy C. Myers, 815 South Eighth. J314—Edwand

Servonth.

Luts, 1811 South

1016—Harry L. fievenU*.

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1688—Charles P. O'Leary, 2fi South Thirteenth and One-half. 335—Eli McCullough, 607

Fifth.

South

Third.

1430—John Van -Pelt, 1415- South Center. 2005—John J. Arnold, 500 Barton Ave. 493—Edwin W. Plepenbrink, 1203

South Fifth street. 2448—William W. Cochran, 1605 Washington ave. 1358—John E. Bahr, 1230 South Tenth. 2108—James Harrison Hawkins, 730

South Fifteenth. 928—Lester Sylvester Ketner, 54 South 10%. 1305—Solon Gordon Bene field,

1211

South Ninth. 341—Harry Riddlef 515 South Second. 2376—Wilmer A. Bushkirk, 1513 South

Twentieth. 1007—J oha S. Huffman, Ninth. 1764—Frank J. Hanisch, avenue. 391—Ersklne .McKinley

517 South

117 Gilbert

970—John C. Lathrop, 36 South Twelfth. 637—Samuel C. Maurer, 417 Arleth. 1675—Raymond D. Bishop, 1707 South

Ninth.

2024—Rush Edgar Atkins, 336 South Seventeenth. 360—James CiemefJts, 806 South Third

657—William R. Heinroth, 1616 South Tenth street. 055—Carl Jacob Newhart

Seventeenth street. 1217—George William- Evans, Crawford street.

571—Frank

Third street. 112—Burney K. Fourth street. 067—Charles A.

South

1004

Jacob Wamser, 1622 SoUth

Fourth street. 488—George Farls, 1204 South First

1543—George E. Weisbach, 1832 South Ninth street. 2102—John P. Lehan, 700%

South

Thirteenth street. 704—Albert P. Loving, 2300 Third street. 72—Foreman

South

Papp,

21%

Fourth street. 053—Jesse P. Harmless, "2^0 Ninth street. 1896—Andrew S. Mickoy, 1400 Poplar street. 1709—Jack C. Slaven, 38 South Thlr teenth and One-half street. 356-—Charles J. Kurtz, 713 South

South

Wells, 209 South

Jensen, 806 Oak

2082—Kenneth C, Lancett, 1907 Poplar street. 2116—Harry Kimmerle,

1029 South

Eighteenth street. 128—Edward B. Mclntire, 408 Poplar

2012—Albert F. Oading, 330 South Fifteenth street. 679—Marton L. Felton, 1805 South

Fourth street. 805—John F. Clements, 2526 Thompson street. 11—Robert R. Irwin, 601% Wabash avenue. 900—Walter I* Kelson, 720 Walnut

981—Oscar Miller, 1125 Walnut street 1617—William Fox,*Ninth street and Margaret avenue, 2303—Jesse Lysle^ 1430 South Thirteenth street. 363—George H. Coss, 828 South Second street. 9421—Charles T5. Qulgley, 1506 South

Seventh street. 1287—Joel W. McCloy, 1306 South Twelfth street. 1142—Cary W. Lyles, 809 South Ninth street) 2439—Lester McCloud, 1616 South Sixteenth street. 1765—Francis K. Holcornb, 122 Gilbert avenue. 6—David Mackey, 415% Ohio street. 2167—Charles E. Rapson, 821 South

Seventeenth street. 327—Joseph Thompson, 619 South Fourth street. 664—Herman H. Luken, 820 Prairieton ave. 93—David Durritte, 101 South Third street. 1448—Clay C. L«ee, 1530 South Ninth street. 1722—Charles M. Parrett, 40 South

Thirteenth street.

957

—RPa B. Copeland, 1131 Walnut street. 1557—Theodore H. Opho/f, 1625 South

Eighth street. 1744—Charles R. McCain, 61 South Fourteenth street. 1112—Louis Phillips, 924 South Eighth street. 2462—Roy 0 Dempsey, 2006 Washing ton avenue. 345—Frank Fields, 114 Wilson street 1595—William H. Sweeney, 1549 South

Thirteenth street. 2184—Claude H. Hisey, 806 South Six teenth street 1355—Dean J. Snoddy, 1464 §outh Sev enteenth street. 103—Floyd Rich, 109 «,South Second street. 2196:arCharlps McDougal, 1006 Gilbert avenue. 1585—Paal F. Moore, 1601 South

Eighth street. 1912—Edmond R. Koesee, 616 South Fourteenth street. 1221—Anthony .P. Johnson, 1105 Pop lar street. 1102—Charlas A. Kelley, Jr., 1103

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

2051—John E.. Doyle, 15*4 Wilson street. 1957—Joseph P. Pfpp, 435 South Eighteenth street. 576—James O. Matherly, 1508 South

Second street. 2023—Frank A. Burget, 580 South Eighteenth street. 2109—Charles O. Wteod, 941 South

Twenty-fifth. 154—Webb E. Beggs, 318 South Fifth. 1281—Robert Wright, 467 South

Twelfth. 61—Angelus Theodore, .412% Ohio. 717—Otto Miller, 3129 South First. 1057—Earl Hogg, 218 South Ninth. 1236—Victor Jones, 915 South Tenth. 1073—John p. Shannahan, Terre Haute. 80—Richard Stopp, 24% South

Fourth. 199—James Gk. Powell, 404 South Second. 388—Cornelius McGinley, 806 South

Second.

Bidle, 704

South Third. 1366—BenJ. Louis Horr, Center. 396—Orinn Majors, 1606 South Seventeenth. 353—Bethal Mack Johns, 911 South

13fl South

441 South

1423—Jack W. Lamb, 1414 South Sixth. 2458—Fred McKibben, 1121 South

Twenty-first. 1716—Lewis E. Houghland, 207 South Fourteenth. 773—Elmer Clark, 2401 Arleth. 608—Adolph F. Oberly, 17 Prairleton avenue. 406—Warner P. Kadel, 1020 South

Third. 519—Harry D. Owens. 1126 South Second. 1730—Ertel R. Wade, 1468 Ohio. 25—William Porter, 24% South

Seventh street. 1625—Charles Flocken, 1532 South Ninth street. 556—Herman.E. Meissel, 1428 South

First street. 1565—Palmer Z. Holmes, 1619 South Center street. 2081—Archie V. Jobe, 316 South Six teertth street. 2231—Elzy West, 1421 South teenth and One-half street. 889—Robert 'J. Graham, 714 street. 383—Leon F. Barbaaette, 900 South

Thlr

Ohio

Fifth street. 1166—Charles H. Conway, 832 South Eighth street. 1712—Ervin F. Wilson, 20 South Thir teenth and One-half street. 2186—Otto Wendhelt, 719 South Eight eenth street. 558—Hershel Fagg, 1442 South Fourth street. 856—William BelJaborrt,

607% Ohio

Ohio street. 705—^Robert Davidson, Fourth street. 1346—Cecil Underwood,

1730 South

1024 South

Tenth street. 2263—Roman C. Taylor, Thirteenth and One-half street. 2053—Orville R. Mattox, 2001 Poplar street.

1440 South

Fourth. 892—Edward P. Cox, 807 South Third. 944—Vem McN'abney, 234 South

Eleventh street. 1866—Ancll L. Young, 626 South Thlr* teenth and One-half street. 1808—Milton H. Montgomery, 88 South

Eighteenth street. 1943—William P. Newby, 1407 Poplar street. 1677—Morton J. Mandevllle, 1616 South

Sixth street. 122—Frank Gray, 814 Poplar street. 1783—Edward F. Kerner, 231 South

Seventeenth street. 642—Chad J. Clark, 88 Prairleton ave. 939—Robert P. Sterchi, 1220 Walnut street. 1639—John W. Bilby, 2580 South Seventh street. 222—Ralph E. Stewart, 320 Oak street. 23S4—James H. Campbell, 2100 Seaberry avenue. 1715—Clyde A. Holcomb, 13! Gilbert avenue. 906—Jas. Deems, 21 South Thirteenth street. 1387—Ralph Flood, 1125 South Seventh street. 2226—Lewis A. Thomas, 1208 .South

Thirteenth and One-half street. 700—John R. Johnson, 2111 South Third street. 1250—Albert J. Seybold, 618 South

Tenth street. 1185—Robert A. Weinhardt, 8!7 South Seventh street. 2406—John E. Turner, 1445 South Seventeenth street. 297—Joe W. Martin, 618 South Fifth street. 3^1—George Packett, BIT Sooth Seend street. 736—Charles G. Stewart, 2412 South

Third street. 1628—Albert C. Tucker, *191! South Eighth street. 7^7—Joseph Shults, 2208 South Third treet. 1425—Ralph Smith, 1535 South Thirteenth street. 1002—Herbert, C. Dusinbery, 1128 Poplar street. 1151—Morle L. Stout, 605 South Eighth street. 1101—Ernest EStamatopoulos, 426

South Center street 368—John Francis Allbright, 820 .South Third street. 974—Alfred B. McCarty, 308 South

Thirteenth street. 1698—John Coffey, 61 South Fourteenth street. 320—Herbert Barker, 604 South Second street. 930—Alvis Kendall, 127 South Eleventh street.

GAMING RELIC WRECKED.

Buffalo Hotel Noted in Poolroom Days of California. SAUSAL1TO, CaL, July 20.—One of the last remaining relics of Sausallto's famous poolroom days—the old Buffalo betel—is being razed to keep it from falling into the sea. The building, abandoned shortly after the poolrooms were finally stamped out in 1907, haa long been a public menace. It was ordered torn down by the city trustees after an investigation showed that the supporting piles had been eaten away and that the entire two-story structure was practically supported in midair by a solitary cable anchored In the hill above. The property is owned by the estate of Charles Forrest, deCeased.

For years Ihe old Buffalo was the scene of some of the most spectacular gambling ever known in California. In the palmy days of King Horse, particularly after open poolrome had been lrtven out of San Francisco, it was a dull day when from $20,000 to $50,000 did not change hands In the famous old gambling hall.

MOCKING BIRD SAVED FOUR,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 20.—'The shrill whistle of a mocking bird saved the family of George Daglish, carpenter contractor, from asphyxiation in their home. The gas cocks on the range in the kitchen had been turned on while the family—George Daglish, his wife, Mrs. Louise Daglish, and a son, Burton, eight, and a daughter, Nettie, nine —were asleep on the upper floor. The mocking bird began whistling shrill notes and awakened Mrs. Daglish. She was partly overcome by the fumes of the gas, but awakened her husband. He also was affected by the gas fumes Mrs. Daglish roused the children and her husband carried them into the front yard. The windows and doors of the house were thrown open and Mrs. Dasrlish went into the kitchen and turned off the gas.

The mocking bird is named Jim. He is twelve years old and unusually large.

Their Complaint.

Orderly—The men, sir, are complain lng about the beans. Officer—What's the matter with the beans

Orderly—The men say they're 'asbeens, sir.—London Ideas.

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Terre -Haute, Ind., Feb. 0,1017.

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