not listed in the previous directory, filled out an application card, and a telephone number was assigned to him. Then his name, address, and assigned number was typed on a slip of paper. Each page from the old directory was cut out and pasted on a sheet of paper and the new subscriber's slip was pasted alongside, preserving the alphabetical order. Subscribers in the old directory whose numbers had been discontinued, were penciled out of the page cut from the former volume. The paper sheets, with the penciling out of discontinued subscribers and the adjoining data on new subscribers were sent to the printer who made up a new page incorporating the changes.
The San Francisco listings of the directory alleged to be infringed totaled 160,266, and the EastJohn Bacon

USA TODAY

A wave of tornadoes and wild storms continued its angry march across the Midwest and South on Sunday, raising the death toll to at least 11 and leaving homes and neighborhoods in ruin.

A 2-year-old girl in Tennessee died after being struck by a metal soccer goal post that was blown over by high winds.

Melanie Espinoza Rodriguez was transported to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital, where she was pronounced dead, the Metro Nashville Police Department posted on its Twitter page Sunday evening.

Middle Tennessee was hit by a strong line of storms that knocked down trees and power lines earlier Sunday.

In Arkansas, where two children were missing when their mother's car was caught in floodwaters, Cove Creek/Pearson Fire Chief Doug Decker died early Sunday after being struck by a vehicle