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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The LIST Election District is bounded oy
and within w. 2lst st. loth s.e' " "
ST.. 9Th ave. W. 18th st. lVth ave" w.
18th st. and Hudson River. s-s =.
The Cd Election District is bounced ps
and within a diagonal line from tue corner
OF 10Th ave. and w. 22d st. to the corner
OF 9Th ave and sHtb W and md 10Th OH ave We '' "
The I'd Election District IL bounded Dy
and within w goth St, Sth ave- w Ieth
1T. and 9th ave. ,,-. l.. bo,,,dsd nv
and within a diagonal line from the corner
Of sth ave and W 18th st. 10 the c9rhe 90 o.
w goth st. and 9Th ave. tn ave- w LOU
rhe 5th Election District is bounded by
and within w 2lst St. 7th ave. uldsoI ia
line from the corner Of 1th ave. anu e. 6"
goth st. to the corner OF w ls'n d. anu ''''
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
and within W 22d ST.. 9Th ave- W. Zlst 81
"" The CO 7th Election District is bounded by
ami within ". 22d St. Sth ave, w. 2lst 81.
and 4 diagonal line from the corner Oh sth
ave AMI ". 21st St to the corner OF lV'h
The S' sth Election District is bounded BY
and within W 23d st. Sth ave, W. 2sd ST.
am M .V' orb Election District is bounded by
and within W 24th st, sth ave- W. +ou IT.
The 10Th Election District Is bounded by
and within W. goth st; loth , ave" &c ui as
W 25th 81. TO the corner OF 9Th ave and
" 24th St w Gath St, 10th ave- W. zlss
81. and Hudson River; ,-. T.. ,,o,,,a.d h,,
The 18th Election District is BOUNDED oy
and within W. 26th ST.. 9Th ave- dlaB,,
onaI line from the corner or sth ave. anu
W oath st. 10 the corner OF W. %oth 81
and 10Th ave and 10th ave.
The 18th Election District Is bounded oy
and within W. 25th St. Sth ave- W. -fth
81. and 9Th ave. ,,,.. g.. ,,o,,,aod h,.
a. 7th ave. W. 25th 81. and 9Th ave.
The i4th Election District is bounded oy
and within W. 2Sth st, 1th ave. w -th
st. and 9th ave. J., ,....,., -,
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within ". 2sth st., 9th ave- w @'th
81 Sth ave- w. 26th IT. and lOth ave.
The 18TH Election District il bounded by
and within w 29th ST., 10th ave, w. 1btn
ST. and Hudson River l.. ,o,,.1.a ~,
The nth Election District is bounded by
and within w 29th St, 9TH ave- W. 2Sth
IT. and 10Th ave - =, ,,s -,
and within W. 18th St. 'th ave. W. -''"
rio 19th Election District is bounded by
and within ". 3lst st, ith ave- W. ZSth
The e6th Election District is bounded by
and within ". 3ist st., sth ave- w Z'th
81 and eth ave.
The 2ist Election District is bounded by
and within W. 3Oth ST. to 10th ave, d dias
onal line from the corner OF w. goth st. ana
10Th ave. To the corner Of W. 3lst St and
sth ave. Sth ave, W 2sth 81. and Hudson
River. ., T., ,,-, A..
and within W. 32d St.. 9Th ave. TO w. 3lst
St. a diagonal line from the corner OF w.
3Ist st and 9th ave. to the corner Of W.
3Oth ST and 10Th ave, and 10th ave.
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COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
rlrsr AssENIRLY DIsTRICT.

The LIST Election District Is bounded by
and within Morris St. Greenwich st.. Rec
Beaver St. whitehall st. East River lIud-
son River, Governors. Ellis, Oyster and
Bedloo's Islands and HUDSON River
Tie 2d Election District is bounded by
and within Liberty ST., broadway. Fulton
s.. william St. Wall o.. Broadway. Rec
tor St, Greenwich So, Morris 81. and liud-
son River ,,-, g..
and within warren ST. Br0advaN. cham
bers IT. centre so Duane 81, Park row.
North william st.. William -" Fulton So,
Broadway, Liberty -. ana Hudson RlNrI
The Gth Election District is bounded bv
and within Worth St, Park row, Duane
st.. City Hall place, Pear 81 ana PARK 81.
The 9TH Election District il bounded by
and within I.aight st, Canal IT., Broadway,
Worth st. Park 81, Pearl ST., city Han
place Duane ~, Centre St, Chambers ST..
broadway. Warren St, Hudson River. Har-
risOn 81. and Hudson 81.
The eth Election District 81 bounded by
and within Prince st, Broadway, Canal
IT., Sullivan St. Broome 81. and Thompson
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
and within Spring st.. Greenwich st.. Canal
st. Laight st.. Hudson Ct, Harrison st. and
Hudson River
and within BrOome ST.. Sullivan St, Canal
1T. and Hudson II.
The OH Election District IS bounded by
and within Spring ST., Narck st., Broome
81. Hudson st. Canal st. and Greenwich
50.
The 10Th Election District Is bounded by
ana within King St. Greenwich ST.. Charl-
ton ST. MacdOugal St. Nandam ST., NaucL
81. Spring ST. ana Hudson River.
The 11h Election District ~ bounded by
and within Nandam ST, Macdougal st..
Prince ST. Sullivan ST., Broome IT. and
Nsrick Il.
The 18th Election District IA bounded by
and within W Houston 81, Thompson ST.,
Broome 81. and sullivan 81
The 18th Election District is bounded bV
and within King IT.. Macdougal ST.. W.
Houston St. sullivan St, Prince ST., Chsrl-
ton ST. and Narick 81.
The 14th Election District is bounded by
and within W. Houston s., Narick ST..
Charlton ST., Greenwich St, King ~. and
hudson River.
The 18TH Election District is bounded by
ana within W Houston ST., Hancock st.,
Rleeckcr St. sullivan ST, ". Houston St.,
Macdougal 81. King -. ana Narick st.
The 10th Election District Is bounded by
and within Clarlleon 81, Carmine St. Bed
ford St. W Houston st. and Hudson River.
The 17th Election District is bounded by
ana within W 3rd St. sullivan St. Bleeck-
or ST., Hancock ST.. ". Houston St, Bed
ford ST.. Carmine 81. and 9th ave.
The 18TH Election District is bounded by
and within W. 3rd ST.. Thompson ST.. w.
Houston 81. and sullivan st.
The 10th Election District Is bounded by
and within W Ord st. Broadway, Prince
81. ana Thompson ST.
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FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY =. p ssana.a ,

rhe let Election district ri.slu Ts q"
and within W. G5th st.; ave ave. -,
The I'd Election Disiri.c tt,, : ave- p
and within ". 9th 81, .vs, II
o5th 81. and Amsterdam s,' boassss ri
The 81 Election Dis' ,t,,.o.dpsy,
and within W. 6sth st. hiV" -
s, and West End ave. -i., Is 49, s
The ith Election os' west End
''T The - sd i1 Election district m = .
W w ssth ST. and West End a. s'ii 1. DsuSs =
and within W. roth 81, I sro Arb =.
at. Central Park West. m',sriap ss,r,
way. " ssth st. and ,Aiu lnsistt Is be4''
The Tth Election Ds'
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rIECTInN NOTICES.

BOARD or ELECTIONS or THE CITY OF
New York. General once, municipal bu lu-
ing. Borough OF Manhattan 7Netce " ne'e az;
given. In pursuance OF chaptc y. section W,
LAWS OF 1909. constituting Sahsptsr IL on the
Consolidated laws a. amtpoed oy CnapNe.
ISL OF the Laws OF 1919. Of me boundaries OF
81 New YORK an OF tho dhedgnation OF the
place OF registration. October =, 10, l6 and j.,
and OF the polling place for the electleh 30
election districts in said Cornty. as follows
POLLING PLACES, 1914, BOROUGH
OF MANHATTAN
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rornru ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The LIST Election District Is bounded by
and within Cherry ST., Scanned ST. Water
st Jackson st. East River and clinton 81
The Cd Election District is bounded by
ana within Monroe st.. Jackson ST.. Water
ST. Scanned St, Cherry 81. ana MONT
The al Election District is bounded by
and within Madison St, jackson st. Mon
roe ST. and Montgomery 81. ~ =.
The 4th Election District Is bounded by
and within GOuyerneur St, Grand 81 anu
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
and within Willett st. BroOme St, Cannon
St Delaney St. Lewis 81. and Grand 81
The 9th Election District Is bounded Dy
and within Ridge st. Delaney ST. "lle''
THE I'm Election District is bounded by
and within Clinton St, Rivington 81, At
torney st. Ridge st. ana Grand 81. ,,,dad ~,
The sth Election District Is bounded by
and within Attorney st, Rivington ST. 'lIn-
ton st. stanton ST., Ridge ST. ana Broohs 81.
The 9Th Election District Is bounded ~
and within Ridge St, stanton St; fltl st.
Riyln9ton St Willett 81. and Delaney st.
The 10th Election District Is bounded by
and within Willett st. hivlnht2n on, ~, ~ ~
st. Stanton st.. Sheriff ST. ana DeiahIey -.
The ilth Election District Is bounded by
and within NVillett ST.. Delaney st, SherlI
ST.. stanton at. Columbia 81. and Broome 81.
The 18th Election District IL bounded ny
end within Columbia St. stanton ST. '""-
non St and HroOme 81 ..
and within Cannon ST, stanton ~, ''oe' Il
81 Rivlngton 81. Lewis st. and Delaney 81.
The l4th Election District Is bounded by
and within Stanton St. East River. Deiancey
ST. Lewis 81. Riyingion 81. and Goerck 81.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within Lewis ST.. Delaney st. Iomp|
Iins st Broome st Mangin 81. and Grand
The feth Election District is bounded by
and within Jackson St, Madison st. Grand
st. Mangin st.. Broome ST. loihpNihS o."
Delaney 81 and East River.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
RI IesvMpr.y DISTRICT

}. Location. occnplS"
McGowen's Pass. Central PARK;
l00th ~. and 9Th 'p"e"'"'
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rlrru ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

lH 4
The 1st Election District is bounded by
and within Barrow ST., Hudson IT., Clark
son St and Hudson River
The "a Election District is bounded BY
and within Morton St, bieecker st. car
mine st. Clarkson st. and Hudson ST.
The 81 Election District Is bounded by
and within Barrow ST.. Bedford st, Com
merce st., Blocker St. Morton ST. anu
The SIN Election District il bounded by
ami [.ithin Barrow st. Washington place,
9th ave. Carmine 81. ana BleecheI ~.
Tie 9Th Election District is DOuhuru U!
ord within Christopher 81, West Atm ST f.,
Barrow St and Blocker -.
The 9th Election District * bounded by
! and within Grove ST" Blr,cket ST, Coih
merce St. Bedford ST., Barrow st. and
The I'm Election District is bounded by
and within Christopher St, Bieecker ST.:
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within Charles st.. Bleecker St. CHRIS
topher st. and Greenwich ST.
The 9Th Election District is bounded bv
and within W. 18th 81, Blocker ST.,
! Charles ST. and Greenwich ST.
| The 10th Election District Is bounded nV
and within Perry St, Washington st. W.
nth Il. Greenwich Ct, Christopher ST.
Tho lin Election District is bounded by
and within ". 18Th st., Washington st.,
BET hume ST., Greenwich St. w. llth st.
Washington ST, Perry st. and hudson
River. ,, A.,
and within Jane ST., Washington St, Hora-
Ito ST.. Greenwich st. Bethune ST., Wash
tngton It, w 18th 81. and Hudson River.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within HoratiO St, diagonal line
/ from the corner Of Horatio and Hudson
sts 10 ,he corner OF Sth ave. and Jane
St. Sth ave. Hudson st. Bank St, Bleeckes
st w 11th St and Greenwich 81.
The s4th Election District IL bounded by
and within W. i+th ST., eth ave. to Jane
St. a diagonal line from the corner OF Ssh
ave. and Jane 81. To the corner or HoratlO
ST. and Hudson st. and Hudson 81
The 18th Election District is bounded BY
and within ". 18th ST., Hudson ST. lIora
80 St. Washington -, Jane 81. ana iud-
The 10Th Election District is bounded by
and within W. 10th st., diagonal line
from the corner Of W 10th 81. and 9th
ave. 10 the corner OF W. 10th 81. and
sth ave. sth ave- W. l4th st. and Hudson
Rivor.
and within ". 18th ST., 18th ave, ". 18th
ST. and Sth ave.
Tho 18th Election District ls bounded by
end within W 10th St, eth ave- w. 18th
The 18Th Election District $ bounded by
and within ". 18th st. 1th ave. W. 10th
81 and Sth ave.
and within ". nth ST.. sth ave, a dias
onal limo from the corner OF sth ave. and
W. 18th -. TO the corner OF W. 18th 81
ard 9Th ave. and 9th ave.
The elst Election District is bounded by
and within ". 18th 81. 9Th ave. ". iTtk
II and 9th ave.
The 22d Election District is bounded by
and within ". 18th st., a diagonal line
from the corner ~ W 18th 81. and 10th
ave. 90 the corner Of w 18th 81. and 9th
ave. 9th ave. W. 18th II. and Hudson
River.
The cd Eioction District is bounded ny
! snd within ". 18th II. 10th ave. W. 18th
81. @th ave. diagonal line from the
corner OF 9th ave. and W 18th 81 20 the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
REBATiNG WOULD FOLLOW

At first glance the declaration OF
Commits sioner McMaster seems to be
sound and patriotic. But q closer
consideration make us doubt the wis
dom OF his opinion or the PROPOSE
ton TO receive cotton in lieu OF cash
In payment of insurance premiums.
Il see no reason" says Mr.. NC
Master, why the insurance compa-
MES and agents should not accept
cotton on ten cent basis in payment
OF premiums on insurance.
There Is good reason" he contin-
ues. ito believe that cotton will prob
ably be worth more than that, espec-
tally II the crop Of next year can he
reduced in size as compared with the
past production. At any ate the ex-
egencies Of the case and the general
methods OF doing business Of today
seem to warrant me IN saying that
there is no violation of the law in
agents and insurance companies ac-
cepting the cotton on a ten cents bas-
II for payment of premiums.
The objection that may be made to
Mr.. McMaster's ruling is that under
the law it would not affect renewals,
We believe, while to accept cotton at
q higher price than its market value
would inevitably lead to rebating to
get new business, and the standard
and substantial companies could not
engage in that kind OF wild cat bus
ness. While Mr.. McNasters pur-
pose is no doubt laudable. yet he
should be more definite in his ruling
or revoke 1t.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
QUICK RETURNS
I'M HOG RAISING
Livestock Man Advises Farmers of
Anderson County That This Is
Way to Solve Problems

According to J, O.. Williams, live
stock demoLstrator for Clemson Col
lege and the United States DEPART
ment Of agricul.urd. the way for the
farmers OF South at,arolina to .over-
come the present financial stringency
is by rai4ing more hogsg Mr. VIII.
iiasms is enthusiastic over mir plan
and he told a representative of The
InteHigencer that this will prove to be
tie explanation OF the farmers treu-
bles If the farmer will but consent to
try the. plan. xt az
Mr.. Williams hap mailed out hun
dreds cf letters within the past week,
touching on this subject, "a copy OF
which follows: ae
Owing to the present crisis brought
about by the European war. I think II
!s imperative that the farmers of this
state turn their attention toward some
phase OF livestock production on the
farm that will assure them OF an In
fome in the near future.
II do not know OF anything that
would be more adaptable to this sec.
tion Of the state, or surer of quick re-
turns. than the production OF hogs on
the farm, which can be done with very
little outlay of money and on a small
acreage of land. am encloseing q
pamphlet showing. what returns eau
be expected from q small herd oi
hogs within years time, the figures
being based on ten year average
~ would heartily recommend that
all farmers start in the production OF
hogs, on a small scale at least, as
coon as possible. and will be glad to
cooperate with you in every way pos
sible towards this end.
Very truly yours,
~. O. Williams,
Livestock Demonstration"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
FOREIGN FIRMS
ARE ALL RIGHT
Anderson Men Get information
From Insurance Companies
About Foreign Companies

Since tho war scare arose in Europe
and the financial outlook for foreign
countries became so gloomy, a num-
Der or Anderson people have become
somewhat concerned over the ques-
tion OF whether or not insurance car
ned with foreign countries was alb
solutely dependable. G.. II. Geiger of
the firm of Geiger & Wolfe of Ander-
son determined to find out for himself
and he accordingly wrote the follow
ing letter to Il. II. McMaster, insur-
ance commissioner for South Caro-
lima:
Dear Sir: Please let me know !f
you consider fire insurance writton In
an English company safe. What ef-
feet do you think the war in that
country will have on insurance COM
ponies? have a policy in Liverpool
and Edinburgh company and have felt
some uneasiness about it,"
In reply to that letter, Mr.. McMas-
ter wrote to the Anderson man rs fol-
lows:
you need have absolutely no fear
Of the safety of your policy In al Eng
lish company. All foreign companies
stand entirely on the assets which are
held in America. No consideration
whatever is given to their foreign us-
sets. Practically though a company
retains its English name it Is for ,ie
purpose OF insurance in this country
m american company
Very truly.
"F. H. McMaster,
"Ins1Irance Commissionern
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
The Day In Congress

washington, Sept. 1l.-House met
at noon.
Debate was continued on the gem
eral land leasing bill,
Ways and means committee COM
pleted war revenue. bill to be intro
duced tomorrow.
Increase OF income tax and lower
Ing of exemption proposed in bill in
troduced by representative Rucker
of Missouri.
Adjourned at 4:45 until noon Sat-
urday,
Senate met at II a. m.
Debate was continued on amend
ments to liberalize the bank law.
Expenses of interdtateI commerce
commission Investigation OF oil pipe
lines approved by committee IL in
vestigation is ordered. y.
Commerce committee continued
pruning rivera and harbors bill.
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presiding officer. Mr.. Hoyt was pres
ident OF the last democratic state con.
vention. His friends urge that he can
not as new member become chair
man Of the ways and means commit
tee. but that he has chance to be-
come speaker.
DR.. Dick is one of the most lovable
as well as best loved men in the state,
and II he seeks the position Of speak
er. ii will not be easy TO keep him
from being elected.
There are numerous candidates for
the office OF clerk OF the house.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
FOR THE sPEAKERsHIP

One OF the interesting Developments
OF the recent primaries s~the nomina-
tion of Jas. A. Hoyt to the legisla-
ture. Mr.. Hoyt is an avowed candi-
date for speaker of the house. An
other aspirant for that high and hou-
orabie Office is George W. Dick OF
Sumter. The retiring speaker is Men,
del L. Smith o. Camden, oae of the
MOST brilliant men who has ever held
gavel in an assemblage in this
state.
DR.. Dick Is at present chairman OF
the committee on ways and means,
the ranking position on the floor OF
the house and. as q matter OF fact. a
place offering greater fold for use.
fulness. opportunity and service than
the speakership. IN. Dick has been
one OF Sumter's representatives for a,
least o decade. He Is warm friend
of Richard I. Manning and was large
iy instrumental In the Manning cleo
tion.
Mr. Hoys 10 ian Anderson boy". His
father was one Of the founders OF this
paper and for a number OF years
conducted the Anderson In.elligencsr.
Col. Hoyt was the choice Of the prohil
bitionists for governor ana was de-
feated by the old stase d;spensary.
Jas. A. Hoyt. the younger. has had
q succassfai newspaper career, ii
president Of The Nasionai Bank d
colpmhia and for six pears was clerk
!cf the house Of representatives. while
not having had sxpsrfeace 3. ths
finos Of the house. his position as
cseFl ittsd hitS sminently to Be- I
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
SOUTH SHOULD
HELP I'M CRISIS
Government WIN Aid As Much,
As Possible in Financing the
Crop
(By Associated PRESS )

washington, Sept. 11.-After long
consideration federal officials decided
not to approve the vaiorization plans
to aid cotton producers to meet un-
usual conditions caused by the Euro
pean war, The treasury department
has announced It's determination to
accept warehouse receipts as basis
for additional national bank currency.
but friends OF plan for valorizatiori
of the cotton crop have not succeeded
In convincing government officials
OF ita desirability. -
Oficials who have studied the situ4
alton feel that any remedy to be taken
lies in the cotton mon themselves and
In the state legislatures Some or
these students believe valorization OF
"a part OF the present crop by the cot4
ton pFuducing states "a rnsifsiy feas-
ible and wonld prove helpfsl The idea
Is held here among government ex-
parts also that state legislatures.
where able. should pass gegisiation to
limit the crop next yearysnd for src-
ceeding yearS liz desired. 3
It was pointed out today that f,,r4
shef federal measures to aid .he cot
ton men might briEg down on the gov-
Iernment q demand from other Sec
|tions for similar assistance Those
familiar with conditions IN the south
say II has been deisl6nssrtade for
years that q reduction sil the amount
or the crop would work 10 hardship.
but be 90 the advantage OF the pro-
dnccfs. Past Efforts to insure such q
reduction have failed and the chief
hope ucw 10 In lsGlslatf0n wElch
would tex 0vefpfU due slon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
FOR CODE COMMISSIONER

The friends of Curran Cooley. MEM
ber Of the Anderson bar. are proposing
his name for the position of code COM
missioner OF South Carolina. Andrew
j. Bethea, the present commissioner
will become lieutenant governor next
January.
The duties of code commissioner
are just. such as Mr.. Cooley is quail
fed for. The commissioner, takes the
acts passed by the general assembly
and prepares them for publication in
book form. Furthermore at The end
OF every period Of ten years the acts
passed within those ten years are as
sembled and compiled and together
with the general statutes then existing
are formed into code of laws for
the guidance of the courts.
This Is a particular and exacting
work and a trained and educated at
torney, as well as a person Of literary
tastes, for frequently the misplacins
OF comma might mean the changing
Of law. Mr.. Cooley is an A. M. as
well as an A. B. graduate Of the
State university and he has had sever
al years in the offices of Bonham, Wat
kins & Allen He is being put forward
by the Anderson bar.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
JNO. WOOD SEES
ALIGFlT AHEAD
Writes Anderson from Roanoke,
Va, Saying that Country Needs
s'To Hold Head Up"

In the words of one Anderson man,
"it Is indeed most refreshing to hear
any words of optimism Just at this
time. when every neighbor on every
hand is yelling hard times tiowever,
the calamity howlers may come and
they may go. hut John Wood. we'll
known to Anderson people. is not In
that class. In writing letter to n
friend In Anderson, Mr.. Wood says
that all this countrys needs Ia to "sit
tight with heads up."
/; Mr.. Wood was formerly secretary
of the Greenvilles chamber of. COM
merce, and later secretary OF the
Spartanburg chamber OF commerce.
His letter to Anderson says In part:
II have q sort OF feeling that Rali
these things are going to Be worked
out and while the bh5e may pinch us
temporarily. the resources of our
country are too great and money too
enormous to permit - long period of
depression and-if vee sic tight and hold
par heads up. we will have PERIOD Of
tremendous prosperity hlean while en-
courage the piantiEg of every sa1isfe
foot OF land IN Anderson ccasnfy In
sonne sort efS&eef BtuR that Win come
on the market as quickly as possible.'' g