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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
Settle Oiiiuer, Wainm.

y. W. @ron ia iOscor 9iberg
tltlhpot iaomoon 2 ia "a moilin
tieurofnn mnltiolta 9to. 7, 8iber-
gin talon fo9oolta geien1elGn tien
risteptieen ia iiitG &GrffGiien nlrf.
fam Iai urafan Wtott Saorela, io-
ten finn nGntG fnppaleet nolmistilt,
tltlee &attiloioen ia Gromipellin nG-
linen tie bplp1Gn fltntoon.
SofaiIen aIltffoan, iofa onlistnu
mooto tiemporreSla tGllG nGlill1,
tltlee iiirt1G oitonio 80 iolon piGb1n
feSfitiestG. Soipotaan, ettei fufnon
loiminlpG tGtG, ia iiten paifeuta tien
tefon. SGmG on tieinIino0rin n1G-
rGps, ionta ban on ppptGnpt tiebot-
tnn1oon tiemparreSia oleipille aluf.
faille.
- Olen fitltlllt ettG 60. 8.
SnltrD, jofa on tointirtltt farmo.
rien faltppapbtion liiffeenboitaiona
itieita puoiia, titlee eroantoan iano.
titsto toitnesta fei1f. / b. ia bGnen
tilalIeen titlee Hoiil &orbonen ia
GboS Silwerberg nposfin rpbtpp
tGnldn liitfeen paIipellifieen. Scr
2alrp nobooIliiesti itlee iaanadn
eoelleerfin faltppalaoitnte.
- Saatiinban nittG beinid To-
plltnfih ioten npfpaan niista Ell
ole puittetto, ia ritobofin on 10 faS'
monlit niisiG paifoin misil beirdn'
ilirri iGi paIonlatta, ettG elainlet ol'
fotpot 10 iaaoa ulfou elottflenla.
SGstG iontoiIesta aiiasta on ollut
palion ptbetta ia iDptd iitd on ol'
littfin moittia elGirten rebutt 3. m.
atpustitien iofoa epatoiailnittenio
Iitbteen, iill1 &attilaioen pntpdrts'
ton aiitffaot oipat olleet itddnfttrl
lopiipuolen aieitasia tGbdn ndboen
fofo toItpen, ntittta ipp lienee iiloril-
pano ia iptpenlntdlld eifd liiitllat-
ieni Scr 2uitrp, iofa on tointinitt 1a'
ienend olpustlistonliteasia, ole pnr-
baoIlo toboolloonfaon iiiben nlitddn
ma6toritt. Stptfin tanien on Wfoolc
2afeen foapiinltt paitnitnlostt afet'
t1, eli pieteriforbio, mittto &otttla'
ioeIIe Ell nield tGb1n mennesid pb-
t6Gn ia fpluontefoaitn on 10 obitle.
cyotfitt opot fGpneet Wtoose Safelto
noittontaslo ia ioottineet iaonloon,
ututto iiiurin ola on pield ilman.
Waitd bpoobttdd iafaa iientenid ia
pubuo moon ntioffaiifiesta ia fpl.
ipdntifestd, fiin ei dioisfo banfito
paIttdrndttontirnpid tpdItneitd pitd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
Eifa- ia foncfirjnreita tarluitaan.

llnite0 lStateS Gipil Serlpice
Commission ilmoittao, ettG buoli-
motta iiitG, ettG tltbnnIia pifa- ia
fonefirirreito on 10 otettu ballitltf-
len tpob0n niistG on tpiel1 iuuri
plrltte. Sitttinnoito pioetGGn iofa
tiistai iefd niebiIle ettG naiiille,
pnlpari ntaota. g(lfupaLffa on
1 1,O00-2,000 6ollaria muooesio.
&orenrpia tietoia iaa iofa 2ocal
goaro'in tiriirrilto iefG II. @. Gi.
mil Serpice Gonunisiionitt faittto
@osbington, 9. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
Aiphfea nritAs

-9s1inG pGhpinG or pritettp lem
t11 9ltlannin pli ilmaloimoilla.
Sotfnt pritpflet olpat epGonnistu-
meet. toiiista ei tita firioitettaesio
tieoetd ia main pfii on paasIpt
9lsorian iaariIle; luipa on ameri.
foioinen.
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Spnaresii fpplla

@aibineton, toltfof. 20 p. -
glnleritan 9bopSpultoin 66:s fon-
eresIi foeoontlti tG6llG ellen fun.
maSinfin buoneesia republifoonien
ollesiu eneltnliSt0nG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-22
&irie Snpmesta

(&1ptett1pGfiernnle antanltt gtifolni
...-.... 2upllla, Salnorocf, Minn.) a.sl.- So.
sSusfni, &ortesjarpi buRtif Z p.
1919.
gSeli geifoloi 2ronta pnnG lpoi-
moii ia poifoiil Seripebb1n teitd
raitban ia roffailoen tcripeililId ia
onnentoimeella ia tiatd arnan ett1
elGntne tertpem1 ia mpinti OH riin-
fltin tGnd rasfaana oifana iopiitin.
Wtoinitlen ettG meillii on 10 iurri
perbe, on 9 losta, ntlitta Dfli OH
fltolllt, s elGd. Balion tartpitaon
foiffia, ia faiffi on Min falliSta;
iooolla marfolla ei Iaa paljon nj.
t11n fun rufiitfin OH ntafIanltt tlt-
bonnenfin morffao tpnnori. Sal'
Jon nonin poifoin on fltollltt nil-
fGGn t1GllG SuoneSla ia ipoo11n
ulitG on fipe1 pebnlierp6G .nrtta
ei tGllG poifalla ole Min foipulis oil
Tut, ntlttta pfii aiia OH ollut paba
meioGn fonian fesfuiibesla: fun
t1GlG irlistettiin fieltolafi, Min lit
te rupeiinpat feittdntGdn piinoa ia
niitd tebtoita on min paljon ettd
,poiffa niitG ntonta fDnlEtenta tol'
pes5a iGrietGGr, min ei niitd lad
lopplntoon, ia ne Iopettoa miljart ia
nostaa binnan. WeinGfin olen ipd'
Iittu niitG iGrterndGn ia olenfin lar
fenpt fpnunenittdan.
$50 min. SGGllG on ollht iota,
Iota ieIlainen, ettG iitd ei moi tlt-
apota; miestG on faatiinitt fitin b,i'
nSi1, mlttto moitto on meioGn. Sum
rpsIGn bolibeipiitit ia meio1n put
nifit ri,peiifpot rpostdndGn ia miir-
baomoan faiipunfeia ia malta, MIN
me taIonpoiot pppiimme beitd alet-
tiunloon, ntiitta ne pltpi apdail ia
@enGiGItG titotiin ntirhia ia alettd
min paIion fiiin enilatthrdt ia lu-
poiiipot rpoStdG ia mirbota TOTO
moan fahoefioon ifGtpitoteen aSti et'
t6 niistG iitten 10 iuohccrn toStpn'
tetitfIt tGnliG pitnifteil. ia ME to-
foiinunc ioitffomme ia 1iiettiin iota
ia Siut1aIo oil meibGn fnnionme ia
nteio1n cieillornme oil moitto. Wtcl'
feen tnbiin fGIin IGboett'm fotaon
ia rnIstettiin rpsiilt6 10 pitnifeiIta
oieet ia Ipotiin ne tofnpertn. llbria
meni fpIli polion meiltGfin n1rtta
putitfia ia rpsii6 meni iotoia ia
tiiboniio; iponfia otettiin min paG-
jon ettd ie on fanomotoon fitrrnta.
Snffon @iIIe on meit1 otpustnnitt
afeiIIo ia tpieIId ie Iabetti mciIIe
apttioitffoio. sos ei Saffa oIiii
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pboen ipiiton nliettinliIen uifaa, ia
lpttGptpp Ills raitba pb1. @nlin
Sotlulle onnettu nt6GrGaifa p1GttDi
tGrd1n torStoina.
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iGn 9lmerifan raiibanlGbetpston i1-
ient6 OH. elittdnpt erobafenlltierln
ilnlottaetr ipptii tpptprnGttonnpoeil
raubnniopinutfieen ilnlotettiin tG-
rtGGn.
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tangt nmoistaa icmraaiuaa ilmpitnsta

"Ottnfaa mimi ia oioite niiltti ben
filoiltd ia bbtioiltd, jotta tnrjolpot
teille nlietisfelppn taiplnpio, epG-
ronpid oIatfeito ia orlpopapereita,
2ibertp 8ono'in ipaStann.
2Gbett1f1G ne beti torfastettopnf-
II Seberal Srabe Gommisiion'ille,
@oibington 9. 6.
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9fiinf1

9Silion ON elittGnpt looanaifai-
zen fieltolafioletilfien fltntoamista
nlitGli lie fosfee piiniG ia oliitta.
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Gaffo

SSinnipegisiG, Gan. on pubiennltt
Sltltri lofto, iofa bipolestltttao 6alli.
tltSta.
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fantta.

Sbe 8ar Department ilnoittoo
ettG iotiloille titlladn tGstG l1btien
ilmoittantoon elGipisiG fittpisIo en-.
mem obielnan aIfua iofa Ieirisli,
ett1 Mile on titlll1t iGbfoianoma.
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@iebiG tariuitaan fanppalaiiuastour

llniteb States Shipping 8ooro
ilmoittaa ett'ei fosfaon ole oIll1t
min iitltri pliltte merintiebistG foup.
palairpastoslo fitn t1IlG booipo.
@nnen fpuooen loppuo tornitIee
1900 itittta Iaitpoa ntiebist0n 9edis.
td toripitiee 200 ntiebist0n 10 ennen
fei1fititn 1 pGitpGd.
&ofeitusta Ell taripito, IiII1 nos,
to-aItuiio l6betetGdn 8ostoniin, Son
Sronciscoon taiffa Seotleen borioit-
telenaon ia mofietaan Mile malta
fulitt 10 bnrjoitusmafiitt iiIlG al.
foa fitn opisfeIepdt. 2airpoon men.
nesi1Gn inotpot 55-75 ooIIaria
tiiusfo. Sofeuttfiet moi i6tt66 Il.
Q. Sbippine 8ooro's Drug Store
enrolling Stotion'iin taiffo tirjoit.
tno eli idbf0ttdd Senrp &oporo'iIe
Custom $ouse, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
The Rich Mans Favorite

The active A. per cent Liberty
bonds declined about 2s of a point on
the average yesterday. There was an
accumulation of selling orders over
the two day suspension of trading, and
all the Liberty issues except the first
3las were affected adversely. The
latter, which have been strong for
several weeks, reached new high
for the movement, going up to 10000.
Bond men persist in the explana-
tion that wealthy men, to whom tax
exempt securities are attractive, are
placing profits taken from the stock
market into first liberty bonds.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Unfavorable News
Causes Decline
In Stock Market
Reports Regarding Presi-
dents Illness a Factor in
Sharp B re a k f.; High
Money Rate Checks Rally

The combination of unfavorable news
developments over the double holiday
and 15 per cent call money admins
tered a sharp check to the rising trend
of stock market prices yesterday. The
market developed a weak tone early in
the day. Then it came back strong
with large recoveries all through the
list. But in the closing hour the sud-
den soaring of call money to the high
est level of the month brought a re-
newal of selling, and the majority of
stocks closed weak and around the low
levels for the day.
1t was quite apparent from the hesi-
tation displayed at the opening that
traders were nervous over the anfavor-
able news of the Presidents illness, the
acuteness Of the labor situation as in
dicated by the strike of longshoremen
here in New York and reports that the
labor delegation might withdraw from
the industrial conference which opened
at Washington last week.
4 thing that worked in favor of q
lower range in prices and helped the
professional traders who sought to
force recessions was the fact that the
steady rise of last week had made the
whole market vulnerable to unfavor-
able news. Also the market was full Of
stop-loss orders, which were caught as
prices eased off The recovery that set
in in tho second hour and continued
unit! afternoon was largely the result
Of professional effort, and quickly
halted when the money rate stiffened.
Wall Street sentiment was much more
conservative than last week, and it was
believed in most quarters that a more
orderly market would obtain for the
next few days with a slackening of the
manipulation in the volatile specialties.
The unfavorable character of the
news did not prevent the pushing Of q
number of issues to new high levels.
The oil shares were prominent in this
respect, notably Mexican Petroleum and
Pan American Petroleum E. Transport.
But these gains were not held, and
new high record of 256A, declined at
the close to 245, where it was off TX
points net Steel shares were under
pressure, with Steel common losing
points at 1O8Sa. 1t sold at 112A at
the close Of last week.
Bankers, in discussing the high rates
for call money, emphasized the fact
that with the banks still borrowing
heavily at the Reserve institutions they
cannot be expected to release unlimited
amounts for stock market purposes,
The statement was made in responsible
banking quarters yesterday that the
banking authorities do not look with
favor upon the furious speculation in
volatile specialties.
In all, 2s6 different stocks were
bought and sold yesterday, compared
with 304 on Friday last. Total transac-
tons approximated 100000 shares.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Goodrich Common Drops

Despite intimations that the directors
of the B. +. Goodrich Company plan to
increase the dividend on the common
stock at the next meeting, scheduled to
be held in Akron, Ohio, within the next
ten days, that issue sold off rather
sharply on the Exchange yesterday
closing 3 points down at S212, after
selling early in the day at S5s4. The
high price for the year is 897s, made on
the July rise. According to private in
formation received in the financial dis
trict, the Goodrich directors will in
crease the common stock dividend from
to 6 per cent year, by declaring a
quarterly disbursement Of q per cent.
In the four years 1915-1918 inclusive
the company added to surplus from un-
distributed earnings approximately S55
q share on the common stock. In 1918
alone earnings were at the rate of
S25.67 a share on the junior shares.
1t is understood that earnings this year
exceed those Of last year. The COM
pany's surplus has been built up to
that point, it was stated, where it
would be possible to eliminate the $751;
10000 good will item from the asset
side Of the balance sheet.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Why Preferred Stocks Are Favored

The increased popularity Of pre-
ferred stocks as investments in recent
months is said to be due largely TO
the fact that investors of large means,
by purchasing such securities in
stead Of bonds save materially in the
amount of taxes they must pay to the
government. The war revenue law
imposes a normal tax on net incomes
of individuals for 1919 of per cent
on the first $4,000 in excess of credits
and 8 per cent On the balance over
$4,000 in excess of credits, with a sur
tax beginning at l per cent on the
income from $4,000 to $4,000 and
reaching as high as 50 per cent on
incomes Of over S1,000,0O0. Dividends
on stocks of corporations which are
directly taxable upon their net income
are exempt from normal taxes, being
subject to surtaxes only when income
therefrom is in excess of $1,000. Ac-
cording to a chart prepared by Mer
rill, Lynch & Co., an income of
$4,000 in 1919. derived from stocks
alone would be taxed at but $3.50.
which is only SOC per cent of the
net income, while an income of $1S,-
coo, if derived from bonds, would be
subject to a normal tax of $760 and
surtaX of $3.50, being a total of S1,310,
or an average rate of 1928 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
To Pay United Kingdom Notes

About $132,0O0,000 of United King
dom and Ireland notes mature on
November l next, and it has been
auth oritatively stated that they will
be paid off in cash. 1t has been gem
orally assumed that another loan of
approximately the same amount would
be foated to meet the maturity, but
it was learned yesterday that this
will not be necessary, as Great
Britain has large balances in this
country with which the obligation can
be met. 1t may be that a. new loan
will not be offered until November
Is or December 1, bankers said, init
mating. that the operation might be
indefinitely postponed if investment
market conditions here are unfavor-
able. Incidentally, bankers point out
that France has sufficiently large
balances here to meet the French
cities maturity without new loan,
but the expectation is that that opera,
tion will take place as scheduled with
in the next fifteen days.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Cuba Cane Bond Issue Exnected

special committee Of directors of
the Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation has
been appointed to consider the question
of new financing. This is in line with
the recommendation of the Hayden com
mittee that steps should be taken at
an early date to supply the company
with additional working capital to
carry over this seasons crop There
have been rumors that the new money
would be raised by an. issue of S15'-
100000 notes, but it was stated in
banking quarters yesterday that long
term bond issue will probably be re-
sorted to. 1t is expected that the
special committee on new financing will
report to the board at the next reg
ular monthly meeting scheduled for the
early part of November.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Yesterday Year ago
Per cent Per cent
Call money

Bank Clearings-New York: Ex-
changes, s64o,993, ,o68; balances, $685.
Cal .623.
Sub -Treasury.-United States Sub
Treasury credit balance. $445,165; Fed
aral Reserve credit balance, $95, 1858 .O78.
Silver.-London, 631s d.; New York,
Si.17A; Mexican dollars, o12s @95ssc.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
ne Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Rates on London. Paris, Antwerp,
Rome, Berlin and Vienna moved sharp
iy against those cities yesterday. Bank
ers last week had predicted that the
dollar would move to still higher
premium over the European exchanges.
Sterling exchange was weak because of
the large number Of bills against the
shipment OF cotton which are flowing
into the market from the South. Aus
'rian crowns were quoted at new
low. Yesterdays rates, compared with
hose Of week ago, follow:
Quoted dollars to the pound):
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
France to Seek Loan

international bankers here who are
in touch with the needs of France
predict that France will make over
cures for loan in the United States
soon after the French cities credit
has been arranged. The matter was
discussed in a general way at Paris
it is understood, while L. r. Stettin-
ius, of J. P. Morgan & Co. was
there. The new loan to Lyons, Bor-
deaux and Marseilles, which will
probably be for $45,0Oo,0OO, is de-
signed in part to pay off 100000, ,O0C
of three-year notes which mature or
November l next
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Paris Market Quiet

PARIS, Oct. 14.--Trading was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rcntes. 81 francs centimcs for cash.
EAchanYe on London, 36 francs 50
ccDtimes. Five per cent loan, 80
francs 25 ccntimcs. The dollar WAS
quoted ut s francs TN centimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

Copyright. 1918. New York Tribune Inc }
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
In Wall Street
What Do You Think of the Market:

What Do You Think of the Market"
The vice-president OF leading ma
tional bank:
The rise in industrial stock prices is,
in my opinion, approaching the top.
We are reaching a plateau OF which
prices may move for some time. with
perhaps further rises here and there
in individual issues. But, broadly
speaking. the great upward movement
appears to have run its length. The
next big swing is likely to be dow
ward. think that steel common above
l1O is more attractive as a short sale
than as purchase"
Expect Good Hide and Leather Report
Recent buying of American Hide &
Leather issues has been based on the
belief chat the statement of the COM
pany for three months ended Septem-
ber 80 will make the best quarterly
showing in the history of the corpora
ton. Gross sales during that period
are stated to have been at an annual
rate OF S42,O00,0O0 compared with q
previous high record in any fiscal year
IN the company's history of S29, 500, 600
Net profits for September quarter arc
said to be equal to almost Is per cent
on the $l2,500,000 preferred outstand-
ing. 1t is expected that the manage
Nent will take steps between now and
the first of the new year toward hq-
uidating the back dividends on the
preferred stock, which amount to ap-
proXimately 115 per cent. This will
probably be done throguh the issue OF
some form of new securities.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Money and Credit

Call money scared to Is per cent
in the afternoon yesterday after open
ing and renewing on the exchange at
per cent. This was the highest rate
touched so far this month and equalled
the high for September.
The banks were active in calling
loans during the fore part of the day,
and the scramble of brokers to obtain
new loans to replace those called
Interior banks were inclined to draw
down their funds put out on call in
this market, a development which
added to the general unsettlement
Bankers said that money would con-
tnue tight for some time to come.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with a year ago, were
as follows:
Yesterday Year ago
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
Second Assembly District.

LIST e. D-CathRrinc st. East broadway.
Market st and Henry ST.
I'd E. D.-Catharine 81. Division 81.
Chrystie st, Canal st. Division st. Market
81. and East Broadway.
81 +. n.-MariIet ct, Division st. Canal
st. aud East broadway
4th f. D.-Market ST. Eas. Broadway.
Clinton st and Henry ST
st, East Broadway ana canal at
9th = p.-DiNision st. Canal ct, Ludlow
ct. Rroone st and EsscN -
7th +. D.-Grand st. Alien st. proorne
st, Ludlow st. canal ST and Eldridge So.
sth T. l'-Grand st. Eldridge e.. Canal
9th f. b nroome ". FORSYTH ct. De-
lancey st. Eldridse st. Droou.e s, Altcn
st, a.. Grand n. 81. ana chrNstie st ,.,
Erooms St. Lldridse ST, Delaney at. and
I'm E. De Houston ST. Ludlow 81.
RroOmo st, Orchard ST. stanton -. and
Allen st
18th e p.-stanton st, Orchard rt.
18th e. De. houston st, Alien at.
stanton st. and Chrystie st.
=, IAN Il. D.-stanton St. Forsyth s..
10th u. D.-Prince st, Bowery. stanton
at. Chrystie St Delaney 81. Eowery.
Spring ST and Elizabeth st.
18th T.. p.-Grand st. Bowerv. Delaney
st. Chrystie st. Canal St, Bowery, Hester
ana E!zabeth st.
Hester st. bowery. CanaI st and Lafay-
cite st.
18TH f.. D--Broome St, Lafayette ST.
Canal st. and broadway.
18th E D Spring st, Mulberry 81,
Grand st, Lafayette st, Broome st. and
sullivan ~.
2oth e. D.-Prirco 81. Elizabeth at.
Spring st, Bo"ery, Grand 81. ana Mul-
berry st
2lst e. De. Houston st. Bowcry.
Prince st Mulberry St" Spring 81. aud
broadway.
22d e D.-Creat Jones 81, p Cd St I'd
ave. Chrystie q. stanton ST, Bowery. Il.
Houston at and broadway.
ga r De. 4th ST, "a ave, f. 81 st,
Great Jones st. and broadway.
14th +. DIV. 81 ST.. Broadway, Spring
ST. and Thompson st.
Spring st. and sullivan 81.
2Oth L. Macdousalsst.. ". Houston
St. Hancock st. Bleecker ST. Macdous a !
St. w 81 st. sullivan st. and Spring 1T.
27th Z. n-7th ays. hieesl'er ST. Car, Car
St. Bleeciser st. Hancock ST. w Houston
st. and Bedford st.
2sth L. D-Bleecker st. 7'h ave. W.
4th St, Barrow st. WaShingto pl., 6th
ave. and Carnine st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE

st. Baxter St Franklin st. ana Broadway' sy at"
2oth e. D-Frankin st. Baxter st..
Row. Mulberry St. Worth st. and Broad.
way.
& slst E D--worth st. Park St Pearl st.
New Chambers st, Duane st, Centre st,
Chambers st. and Broadway.
22d E. n-Cha'nbers st. Centre st, Du
81 nurns sp Water IA FnSaTy s Wan "a psaF' s ahd si
23d f. D.-New Chambers st. James
slip. East River: Burling slip. Pearl st.
chsrTy s.,6 IS St and REossvet $, ,v.o- St p.,
slip, East River. Whitehall st and Broad
way
Thames St. Broadway. whitehai St. East
River. Hudson River and Governors Ellis.
Redloes and oyster Islands
Franklin St Broadway. Thames st. Green
wich ST. Carlisle st. and Hudson River
27th e. D.--Canal ST. Broadway. Frank
I'm st; Hudson St, Harrison ST. and Hud-
2sth Z, D.-Broome st. Broadway. Ca
nal 81. and Sullivan St
goth f. D.-Broome ST. var,ck st
Spring St sullivan st. Canal 81. and
soth E. D.-sprlng st. Greenwich st.
vandam St. varick st, Broome st. Hud-
son st. Canal st. and Hudson River.
Slst f. D.-Charlton st. Macdougal ST.
Spring st. and Naricll 81
SD e D.-Charlton st. Hudson ST,
King st, Macdougai st. Charlton s;. Var
tex st, Nandam st and Greenwich s..
3Sd f. D.-Clarkson 81. Hudson ST.
charlton Ct, Greenwich st, Spring -.
and Hudson River.
S4th Z. D.-clarkson st. Carmine st.
Bedford st. w. Houston st, Macdouga al
st. King st. and Hudson st.
35th r. D.-Christopher ST, Greenwich
st. Harrow st. Hudson st Morton st.
'th ave, Bedford st, Carmine st. Clark
son 81. md Hudson River.
36th f. p.-Christophe st. Hudson st.
Grove st. Bedford st. Commerce st .th
ave, Morton st, Hudson ST. Barrow ST.
and Greenwich st
s7th e. D.-Christopher st. 7th ave-
Commerce st, Bedford st. Grove st. and
Hudson St
3sth f. D.-w 10th st. Greenwich St
charles ST. BleecSer st. Christopher st.
and Hudson River.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE

s5th E. D.-w. soth st. 9th ave. W. .-,s
9sth E. "a diagonal l.ne fro,, -.
corner of 9Th ave. and " Sis, 81 - ~
corner OF sth ave. and W so,h g. ~,
ave-. w 18th 81. and 9TH ave. ."
St. 10th ave. ". 29th st ANA lfass'aa
Ssth E. p-w. s4th st. 9Th ave " 80.
ST. and Hudson River "a
Ssth T.: D.-W. .ssth 81. 10th ave ".
10th st. 9Th ave. ". 34th 81. and Huss"s.
son e. p.-w. s5th st. s,h ave. s,.s
W. 5oth ST to the corner OF ath Az. "..i %
". 1isi st and sth a,e. and
4lst Z. p.-W. Stth 81. TN ave u.
2ath =. and sth ave. W
49d r. DIV S7th 81 7,h ave- "a 80,
81 IN ave. W Sfth 81. and efh ave va
43d f. D.-A diagonal line from The 90.
ner of 10Th ave. and ". sS,h 81 ~ -.
corner OF sth aye ana W ssiA St " .sae .ne
st. Sth ave. and W. S5th ~ wa
44ih r. DIV. S7th -. 9Th AZ,
and ": S6th st. to tho corner of 10Th svs
and W. Soth s.. 10Th ate.. ". ssth -
t5th K. p..w. ss,h e.. s,h ave. W
S1th ST. and 10Th ave. ".
10th 18th D.-W. 4eth At il'h avs. w
Ssth ,,' st. 10Th ave. v. ssth -. aud Hua."a
47th r. D-w sa,h -, .th So. "
5sin 81. anf 10th ave w.
4sth Z p-W. 4o'h - "A dik.onal ,,..
from the corner OF 10Th ave and ~ so.S
s.. t. Tho corner Of sth ave ana " IN
4sth Y. p.-W. soth at sih a.. "
29th st. ana diagonal llnc from toe ,,,
ner Of 9Th ave. aud " 7eth ~ 10 ,t.
corner o. 10Th ave ana N- +ltA sf