davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

Another congressional obstructor has taken the count, being none other than Senator Vardaman of Mississippi, who was still for peace with Germany at any cost to national lives and honor Varda- man, long a United States senator without serious opposition, has been beaten at the primaries for his party nomination. In the next session of congress these pacifists and objectors and barnacles and wind hammers and anti-Americans will be so few that one can number them on the fingers of the hand The house will pretty thor oughly clean house, using the public senti- ment vacuum cleaner for the purpose, but in the senate, unfortunately, few hold overs remain.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

The bolshevik now declare that Russia is at war with the United States It has been well known for some months that the bolshevik were at war with every nation that was opposing German aims and con quests, but just what part of Russia do the bolshevik represent? That is the all inn portant question in this Russian question. German troops and released German and Austrian prisoners are holding most of that part of Russia that they still occupy for them. They have given up more than half of the choicest part of the Russian empire to Germany Russians and Cossacks and Ukranians and Czheco-Slavs have driven
 them out of half of the remainder. They have no seaport, no government, no Capi- tai, no army, no navy, no financial or in- dustrial organization, no nothing that goes to make a government or a nation. Only a horde of misguided, ignorant or selfish followers. But waitl they have a master, or rather, they did have one-the kaiser. But he, too seems to have done with them. So declaration of war from this tribe seems 10 be a little far fetched More like the 1872 expedition against the Tripoli pirates, or the drive into Mexico after Villa or the seizure of the l. ". w. agitators.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

For the past two weeks the dispatches and the headlines have had the town of Rove in the allied vice, but the vice still remains open. German resistance here Is stubborn. Ludendorff's orders to give up costly ground and forego expensive counter attacks seems to be disobeyed To hold the Noyon-Roye, Chaulnes line the past fortnight has cost the Huns thousands and thousands of their very best men. Ma chine gunners skilled and brave, have fought to the death here under the rain of allied artillery fire All along this line German troop formations have been sub jected to a terrible punishment from the allied guns and the allied aircraft But it Is certain that within the next day or week at the most, the town of Rove must be yielded to the allied demand. Of course the Germans are paying the price for this line in order to gain time to strengthen de- lenses lying behind it. And still the allies play steadily and consistently the game of killing all the Germans they possibly can, at the minimum of loss to themselves. Foch's strategy seems to be based upon this one idea. No one doubts that he can force the line of the Vesle or that he can take Rove and Noyon if he really tries and will spend the men for them But he seems to prefer the slow, steady, unceasing pressure on the front and his most successful flank ing maneuvers on the north and south.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

(Continued from Page Ons)
 in the retrograde movement the en- emy was forced to abandon large numbers of guns. Noyon is now all but eneveloped. The Divette river has been reached and both the Disc and the Ailette rivers have, been crossed and the onward thrust of the French on the eastern and of the line from So- issons nOrthwards seems likely to bring about shortly the outflanking of the important town of Laon.
 Viewed in all it's aspects, the allied offensive seemingly shows that Gen eral Foch now has the initiative en- tirely in his own hands and that he purposes to press his advantages for the little more than two months of good fighting weather that remains before the winter season sets in. In deed, it is not improbable that he may elect to keep after his quarry even when the cold descends. FOch now has a greatly strengthened army and is obtaining from across seas the strength in splendid manpower that will permit him to work out his stra- tegy in his own time
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

During Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week the allies launched three big local offensives taking over ten thousand prisoners and thirty towns, viii lages and hamlets and advancing two, five and three miles, respectively in the three efforts. AND YET, Berlin declared in her report every day this week that we re- pulsed the enemy everywhere, putting down his attacks with severe losses" Sure, and its mighty little the German people are given to know about the progress of the war If the German staff call the loss of thirty villages and ten thousand prisoners and ten miles of trench lines and vital po- sitions an enemy repulse, they would call the crossing of the Rhine an enemy defeat
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23
ADAMS CHOSEN AS COMMANDER IN CHIEF
 OF (. A. R. VETERANS
OMAHA MAN SELECTED TO HEAD ORGANIZATION AND sU5oRDI- NATE OFFICERS CHOSEN AT GATHERING OF VETERANS IN PORTLAND, ORE, YESTERDAY
CRv Review Leased Wirel

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 22.-C. F. Adams of Omaha, Neb., was elected to- day commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic for the coming year.
 J. c. Chambers of Portland. Ore. was chosen vice commander in chief. Other officers elected were: Charles H. Haber of Virginia. junior vice commander in chief; c. M Fer rin of Vermont, surgeon general. and Philip A. Nordall of Boston. Mass, chaplain in chief
 The newly elected commander in chief announced the following ap- pOintments of his staff: A. N Trimble. Lincoln. Neb.. adjutant general; Col. D. R. Stowitz of Buffalo. N Y. quar- termaster general. and George D. Kellogg of New Castle. Calif.. patriotic instructor
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

That treasury report on war profits of corporations showed, among other things too awful to mention, that certain meat packer made nineteen millions of dollars more last year than he did in 1916. How much, for heaven sake, did he make in l9l6? And the fruit industry Have you noticed to what heights oranges and ba- nanas have scared? Well, one fruit con cern made 240 per cent more last year than 1t did the year before No wonder a pill grim has to eat turniPs instead of oranges this year. And the canneries; all of them reaped great harvest And the flour mill CTS, and the leather manufacturers and shoe factories Yes, let us speak of the shoe people in particular. One of the latter made profits of one thousand per cent last year. Of course he did, with shoes selling at the present prices And 1t might be of particu- lar interest to Arizona people to note from the report that none of the copper com panies showed an excess profit for the last year. Price of copper IS fixed by law. And the prices of lot more war necessities and food and clothing and other staples ought to be fixed by law. McAdoo wants to tax excess profits 80 per cent in the next in come tax measure. Well, let him; there's a lot of money in 1t for Uncle Sam.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23
TANKS ACROSS
 BIG WATER ARE
 MUCH ENTHUSED
Secretary Baker Complacent With Regard to Holding Worlds Series When Cues toned
. CBy Review Leased wirel

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-When asked today whether the work or Iignt order would interfere with the worlds baseball series this year, Secretary Baker said the question had not come before him. but indicated his strong opinion that the series would and should be played.
 Since only two teams would take part, the secretary thought the number of men affected by the work or fight order would be very small. He added. the soldiers in France were intensely interested in the results.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

lages running northwest of SOissons have been taken by the French, whose drive along the whole front continues, according to the war office announce ment tonight The most important of the places captured is POmmiers.
 "Our troops continue to advance along the whole front We have reach ed the Divette river from its mouth as far as Evricourt We have carried our lines to the outskirts of Quierzy.
 We have occupied St. Aubin, Sel- ems, Bagneux, Egagny, Bieuxy. Vaux- regis and POmmiers. The material abandoned by the enemy between the Aisne and the Disc is considerable. More than 200 cannon have been counted since August 20"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23
RRlTIsH EIeHT EIERcELY


 WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug. 22, 3:30 D. m, CBy the Associated Press )-There has been fierce fighting today along a large section of the British front, to the south of Arras virtually through to the river Somme.
 Again the British have been victor ious. The battle north of the Ancre ragged all day long while 10000 yards to the south another British force. which crossed the Ancre during the night and opened an attack at day break, was driving steadily into the enemy positions on the high ground between Bray-Sur-SOmme and Albert and had already captured a thousand prisoners.
 The Germans are retreating from the section between the two points where the British armies are hammer ing them and they are threatened with being left in a pocket The town of Albert is unofficially reported to have fallen into the hands of the British. who are pressing the enemy hard.
 Along the Arras-Albert railway em- bankment and on both sides of it heavy fighting continues.
 On the northern half of the battle front the British stOrmed the enemy positions and captured them, inflict- ing terrible losses on the enemy They then pushed eastward at various points. They occupied Hamelincourt trench, well to the east of the em- bankment and were reaching out similarly at other DOiuts
 A counter attack this afternoon north of CourceIles was completely broken down by the British before the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

Any candidate now before the Arizona electors for party nomination will most emphatically and openly deny that he is an l. w. w., but not all of them, my brethren, will deny that they are l. w. w., sympa- thizers And after all, what Is the real diff ference?
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

Having been deprived of most of his exchanges, the Anthony, Kansas, Bulletin Is turning to the Bible and other standard authorities for its exchange items. The Bulletin notes from the Rome Palladium that Paul of Tarsus has arrived in the me tropolis, after extensive travels in many lands. The Sodom Journal also notes the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Lot from that city, the removal being made on account of Mys Lots health The Athens Reporter of last week contains brief account of the death of Socrates, who died suddenly, but satisfied The Madrid Chronicle of current issue also tells of Mr. C. Columbus who brought in a new country he calls Amer ica, but the Bulletin says the report is not confirmed The Edinborough Review sends to the editor marked copy contain ing poem by young farmer named Rob ert Burns, with the request that it be given space in the Bulletin However, it Is against the Bulletins policy to print home made poetry.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

Phoenix-Governor C. w. P Hunt has appointed Grant Van Hoose to be member of the state board of educa- tion to succeed Prof. c. E. Cornelius, former superintendent of the schools of Winslow and now the head of the Northern Arizona Normal school.
 MT. Van HOOse is the principal of the Yuma high school and a republic an.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23
IS GIVEN PROMOTION CABLE
 INFORMS STEVENS
LOCAL MAN NOW AT FRONT WITH ENGINEERS IS MADE A LIEUTENANT LIONEL Ac- coRDING TO MESSAGE RE- cEIVED BY HIS SECRETARY

John c. Greenway, former general manager of the Calumet & Arizona Mining company, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel, ac- cording to a cablegram received by his private secretary, Paul Stevens, of Warren.
 The message was very brief, an nouncing only that he was in good health and mentioning the promo tion.
 Friends of Colonel Greenway here will be delighted to learn of his ad- vancement in the military service. but his competency as an engineer, in which branch of the service he is serv- ing, as we'll as his ability as an or ganizer and leader of men, undoubted- ly have appealed as strongly to his superiors in the army as they did to the general public while he was in civil life. The Warren district antici- pates even higher hOnOrs for Colonel Greenway as the opportunity is afford ed for display of his talents with the progress of the war against Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

Piffle and fudge! We are at war with Ger many to bitter finish, and the rawlings and machinations of German agent more or less will make no difference.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23

FRENCH OFFICIAL PARIS, Aug. 22.-Numerous viii
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-23
BATTLE LINE
 CRUMBLES UP
 WITH ATTACK

Continued from Page ons)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11

Kto skfada swe oszczednosci
ma ksiazeczke do banku ten PREY
czynia sic do pomyslnosci kraju,
DO lego pieniadz jest czynnym W
roznych przedsieb;orstwach daja-
cych ludziom zatrudnienie.
HOME BANK & TRUST CO.,
Milwaukee ave. i Ashland ave
Jest w}asciwem miejscem ola wa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11

Leybacha, "a co otrzymafa try
bukiety kwiatow i take bravo,
re wystapi}a ponownie i odegrala
,Serenade' Schuberta. Glory ME
w~ystapily, gdyz by}y zajete ma in
rym wystepie i ME mogly przy--
bye. PAM R6za Kwasigroch, jake
dyrektorka ch6ru Kalina byla je-
dnakze obecna.
Kolekta ma dzieci gfodne w
Polsce ,przynios}a $780,.
Napietnowac trzeba zachowa-
ME sic wyrazenia podczas tel ko-
lekty czterech in~dywiduow ma
balkonie, ,kt6rzy sobie gloSno ma
tax niepatryotyczne uwagi poz-
walali, re w poblizu siedzacy zo}-
nierz-Polak Z armii amerykah-
skiej, bedacy W Chicago ma URIC
pie, zagrozif i'm namacalnym ar
gumentcm, jesli sic ME uspokolq'
co poskutkowa}o.
Rczolucye odczyta}a W imieriu
komitetu rezolucyi parma Zwier-
kowska.
Przyjete zostaly jednog}osnie
przez zebranych.
R~ezolucyc brzmiq jak nastepu.
je:-
My, Polacy, zebrani ma Wielkim
Wiecu Sokolim W Chicago, W Domu
Zwiazku Polek, W dniu 10 marca
1918 roku, niniejsza rezolucya stwier
dzamy, re praca Sokolstwa Polskiego
W Okregu 2-im byia POLYTECHNIC ola
! Ojczyzny, re program piracy ma PREY
szioSc. przedlozony nam przez Sokol-
stwo, jest bezwzlednie konieczny.
Obiecujemy wysiiki Sokolstwa l sa
ma organizacye goraco popierac, ku
og6lnemu dobru Kraju i Narodu Pol
skiego.
Wyrazajac slowa uznania dla Sokol
silva "a prace n~arodowa, ayczymy roz
woiu i w~ytrwalej piracy nadal, W "a
mierzonym kierunku, wsp6lnie 70
wszystkimi ludami sIowiahskimi, da-
zacvmi do ~odszyskania swObOdy ma
rodowej.
Korzystajac Z tax liCznego zebra
MIA wyrazamy swa lOjalnoSt Ola
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, pomnac zaw-
SEE O nieocenionych dla mas sympa-
! tyach Prezydenta te!o Wielkiego
Narodu Pana Woodrow Wilson
szczerej cheoi tegoz dopomozenla
nam W uzyskaniu N%arodowej wOino-
sci / ~Ziednoczenia wszystkich czeSci
Polski. co jest naszym jedynym | u!
pragnionym celem.
Wyrazamy protest przeciw zorod-
niczemu dalszemu rozbiorowi Polski,
ziemi Chelmskiej i innych czesci I'D
leznych do dawnej Polski. ma no
rzysc niezdyS bratnich narodow, by
2 Mich sztucLnie stworzyc wiecznych
wrog6w naszych W mySl interesow
niemieckich.
Mech zyja Stany zjednoczone!
Mech lyle Armia Polska!
Mech lyle sokolstwo Polskie.
Mech lyle z%jednoczono, Wolna'
dosterem do mora Polska.
NJ. Zwicrkowska.
StanisIawa Krzywonos,
l.. B. Haduch.
Ma zakoiczenie odSpiewano
..1eszcze Polska mic zglneia' !
..Boze cos Polske.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11

drodze!
Czoleml
Powoiaf n~astepnie ma przewod-
n;czacege wiecu druha Jana Ry-
bickiego, prezesa Okregu 2so, a
ma sekretarza druha Kornaszew-
skiego.
Mowy wyglosili ~przewod. Ry-
bicki, kt6ry takze odczytaf spra-
wozdanie, podane ponizej, dalej
druh H. Lokahski, wsp6lredaktor
,,Dziennika Zwiazkowego", pan
ma Emilia N~apieralska, c0rka jed
nego re zaiozycieli Sokolstwa
Polskiego, DIR. J. r. Jicihsky, re-
daktor organu Czcskich Sokoiow,
druh P~askowsky, naczelnik Gees
kich Sokol6w. Representatives.
Czeskiego Sokolstwa przyjeto
bardzo sympatycznic. Druh Pas
kowsky przemawia} pc polsku, a
DIR. Ticinski Pc czcsku. Przema-
vial ma koiicu officer rckrutacyjny
Wolski.
Ma sail byli: Sokoli, Sokolicc i
dziatwa sokola obojga plci w
mundurach.
Prev. Rybicki odczytal spra-
wozdanie Z dzialalnoSci Sokol-
silva. Wedlug raport6w osmna--
stu gniazd Okregu 2go, ktore ma
desfaly raporta szczeg6}owe, L
gniazd tych wstapi}o do armii
polskiej i amcrykaiskiej 232 So
kof6w. Razcm ma ccle ojczyzny
gniazda te ofiarowa}y $9,S7O.0S'
So to gniazda: 2, 8, 9, IS, 81, 4S,
III. 100. 10J, 1S9, 1872, 213, 242,
429, 5O7. 565 i 1O1.
w dalszym ciqgu sprawozdanic
brzmi jak nastcpujc:
PonIewaz W Okregu 2Gim jest
gniazd Sokolich 80, z kt6rych ma
vice Z rozmaitych przyczyn nadesziy
sprawozdania tylko cd IS Gniazd a
zatem biorac przecietny rachunek co
do innych gniazd. Cd kt0rych ME o.
trzymano sprawozdan do tel pory, a
kt6re r6wny udzia} w piracy naro-
dowej braly, wypada przypuszczac,
re og6lnie Okreg 2gi postaWif do
szereg6w armii polskiej i amerykan-
skiej do walki z Niemcem 700 Soko-
low, a ma p~otrzeby Ojczyzny dostar-
! czv{ pienieznych ofiar W sumie
s~27,213.OO. Dziatwy PREY G~niazdach
twiczy sic fizycznie i urabia narodo-
wo meskiej 534. zenskiej 2S5, wyka-
zanej nierozdzielnie 363.
To Jest szczeg6lowe sprawozdanie
z dziafalnoSci Sokolstwa Okregu 2go
"a czas wojny obecnej.
Program Sokolstwa Okregu Ego ma
przyszlost, jest nastepujacy:
Stojac zawsze W szeregach lojal--
nych obywateli Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych wszelkiemi silami wspoidziafac
p mieiscowym Centrum R~ekrutacyj-
nvm ku z~dobyciu jak najwiecej zoi-
nierza ola Armii Polskiej.
Bye tym domem rodzinnym ola
calei Armii Polskiej, stojacej dis w
polu, pamietajac o wszelkich potrze-
bach ich czlonk6w, zaspakajajac Ia
kowe w miare mozliwosci.
zaciagaG do tel piracy tych, ktorzy
ieszcze stoja ma uboczu.
Skupiac PREY gnazdach dziatWe pol
ska obojga plci, chronic ia cd wyna-
rodowienia, rozwijac flzycznie, a du-
chowo wpajaG umilowanie do jezyka
~polskiego / goraca mitosG ola Ojczyz-
nv naszej, a Was drodzy rodacy pro-
sic. O tax szczere / serdeczne wspot-
d~zialanie / poparcie, jakim cieszyto
sic Sokolstwo cd Was do n / dzi-
siejszego!
Czolem!
w programme udzial takze WIG
l.: orkiestra druha F Przybylsklc-
90. kt6ra odegraia hymny naro--
dove polskie i czeskie; druh Bia-
ioruski. ktory odegra} solo ma
skrzypcach vMazurke" Dredla.
op. %. PREY akomp. ia forteplanle
'panny W. Zaklikiewicz; skaut
GoSlinowski Z gu. 1872 wyg}osi}
dziclnic deklamacye Patryotycz-
ma a PARMA NJ. SIawilska odegra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11
y MARYANOWA,

Czionkowie obu ch0row ma Mary
anowie majq sic stawiC jutro o go
dzInie $50 wieczorem do sail ma pro-
be Spdewu. - Stawcie sic wszyscy.
microscopes uuf Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11
q
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Wszystkim krewnym / znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna VIA
domoSG IL najukochahszy syn
moi 1 brat nasz
S. P.
Jan Augustyn
czfcnek Tow. Sw. A~postolow
Piotra 1 Pawia mr.. 469 Zjedno-
czenia Tow. &w. Stanisiawa ko-
sikh mr.. 942 Zjednoczenla, po
krotklej 1 ciezklej chorob1e, po-
zegnat sic z tym swiatem, opa-
irony sw. Sakramentami, dnia
sgo marca, 1918 roku, O godzi-
nile 8:45 wieczorem, przezyw--
sly lat %.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic we VITO
rex, dnia 1890 marca, o godzi-
ME 9tej rano, z domu aa}oby p.
mr.. 1920 w. Huron ul., do kos
ciola kw. Jana Kantego, a stam-
tad ma cmentarz sw. Wojcie-
cha.
Ma ten smutny oorZadeK "a
praszamy wszystktch krewnych
1 znajomych, W cle&kim zalu
pograzeni:
Anna, matka; MichaS, Jdzef,
bracia; Agnleszka, Maryanna,
Rozalia, siostry; Franclszek Zio-
Hisk, sZwagier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11

wsrOd gagst nie-angielSkicA
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl prsodujs
BOD w~zgledem doboru 1 trsSci nats
E1la.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-11

DOn1ZeJ SplS uOhtdOng POUhS PhS
cynk6w w ka1dej polskiej wardzie
wraz z adresami lokal6w gdzie MOI
ma sic jutro r~egestrowaG.
OSMA wARDA.
Precynkt.
1-27O1 f. Seventy-fitth str.
2-T4O7 Exchange ave.e
3-2623 f. Seventy-fifth str.
4-22S4 E. Seeenty-fifth str.
Eseventyseventh st. and Burnham
avenue CSchooO.
s-26T3n Coles ayenu
7-76I2 South Shore avenue.
s-29IO East 18th str.
9-2937 East 18th str.
10-2ST1 East 10Th str.
11-T914 Rurnham ave. (Engtne House,.
1880 East 10th str.
13-2O55 East 18th str.
i4-Corner Of f. SSth str. and South chi
caro ave. Real Est. Office.
15-Sl59 Exchange ave.
16-S46S Commercial ave.
17-S539 Exchange ave.
1S-S324 Burley ave.
1855 South Shore ave.
20-S361 Burley ave-
21-S955 Buffalo ave.
22-S954 Burley ave.
23-S234 East 91-st str.
24-s143 Burley ave.
25-3267 East 92-nd str.
2s-9Srd str. and HOUSTON ave. School.
27-91O2 Baltimore ave.
2s-sOth str. and Escanaba av- School
29-9OlS Commercial ave.
sO-S934 Commercial ave.
SI-SS19 Commercial ave.
S2-Cor E. seth str. and Exchange ave.
(Police Station).
s3-S73S Commercial ave.
si-COrner seth str. AMI Manistee ave.
CSchooO.
S5-2127 East 93rd str.
S6-2262 East 93ri str.
1856 Commercial ave.
3S-@6lO East 100 and 9Th str.
39-1Ol53 Commercial ave.
4O-9549 Commercial ave.
4l-9469 Ewing ave.
4e-96OO Avenue L.
4S-97O9 Ewing ave.
44-1OO46 Ewing ave.
1855 Avenue 1.
46-lO146 Ewing ave.
47-lOS4O Avenue NJ.
4s-l04th str. and Ewing ay. (SchooO.
4s-10547 Ewing ave.
5O-107O1 Avenue J.
51-34o1 East 1O6th str.
52-10756 Green Bay av. dodge HalO.
53-1O624 Terrence ave.
64-13315 Baltimore ave.
b5-1S4O3 Brandon ave.
$3.50 East Seenty-flfth str.
JEDENAsTA wARDA.
Precynkt.
lisa west 18th str.
2-1902 West 18th str.
s-2o5S West 18TH str.
4-21s1 Ogden ave.
S2221 ogden ave.
1850 Ogden ave.
T-2249 West 18th str.
s-212s West 18th str.
e-is5s West 18th str.
10-1343 South Lincoln str.
11-2o54 West 18th str.
12-1s02 West 18th str.
ls-171s West 18th str.
l4-1737 west 18th str.
15-l649 West 18th str.
is-I609 West 18th str.
1z-160S West 18th str.
1851 West 21st str.
19-1755 West 21st str.
2o-1S59 West 2tst str.
21-1s4S West End str.
22-Is3s West Fist str.
s3-2o39 West 21st str.
24-2131 West 21st str.
z5-2233 West 21st str.
2s-s15s West 10Th str.
2T-2251 West. 18th str. .
2S-2353 West Goth str.
2s-2105 South Western ave.
s0-2336 South Oakley ave.
31-2437 South Western ava
32-2351 South Oakley ave.
s3-2207 South Oakley ave.
34-2214 South Hoyne ave.
SS5-2O4s West 23rd str.
S6-1951 West 22nd place.
sT-1S4s West 22nd str.