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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
SHASTA VIEW NOTES

Judging from the snow and the
way II Ia piling up In drifts. winter
has really arrived and intends to
stay.
p Mr.. N. Reed and family started for
southern California sunday to spend
the winter with relatives.
When o. v. Hunt was returning
from Klamath Falls one day last
week a car driven by a boy ran into
his car and damaged II TO the extent
that II IN still In the garage being
doctored. Fortunately no one was
hurt. .r.s..
The ladies OF the Helping Hand
met with Mrs. Ethel Pickett Wednes-
day last and will be entertained by
Mrs. Mabel Fogie Wednesday De-
cember 18th at the last meeting there
l~ere ~ 'ms IN bers and three visitors
present. .. sf'.
Mrs. Hazel Bouscher Of Seattle has
been spending about two months In
the south and on her return stopped
for few days visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody and brother
Clarence. also visited her sister Mrs.
Belle Donart OF klamath Falls. She
has returned TO her home at Seattle.
Mrs. u. kirkpatrick went to Merrill
Wednesday TO spend few days with
her son Lester and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Ferris OF Bon
anna. were calling on friends In this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
section "wednesday. Mrs. Ferris spent

section Wednesday. Mrs. Ferris spen,
the night with Mrs. J. l.. Bailey.
Tuesday evening the following
neishbors were invited to spend the
evening al, o. T.. Hunts. Mr.. and Mrs
@. N. Kirkpatrick. daughters Beth,
Eliza and son orviile. Mrs. T. Tur-
ner. Mrs. Belle Kirkpatrick. VIM.
Layman. wife. sons Claude. Ben and
baby. J. l.. Bailey and wife. Harry
Wilson. wife. sons Lester. Earl and
Halberi and daughter Lima. The
young people busted themselves oy
popping corn. making taffy and play
Ing games while the older ones Wis
tied. Oysters were served for re-
fresh hments. All report q pleasant
evening, The directors OF Shasta
View Irrigation district also held
their monthly meeting. 81
While Mr.. sooty was returning from
Klamath Fails with his truck a bar.
rel OF gas In some manner exploded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
Ancient 'NxIrsIess rsIeorsehy..

"wireless telesrnphy IL new; wfre-
less communication is m old as bib
Heal times" With this statement the
National Geographic society at Wash
ington quotes from communicates
by John A. Kingman, who sets forth
the interesting theory that the island
Of Capri was an imperial wireless sta
tion Of Ancient Rome We know
that the ancients signaled In various
ways and over long distances" he
says. They sigDaled by beacon fires
by beacon smoke. By pigeons, by fiag1
and BY shouting from one sentinel 10
another"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
Ambition Lives.

II Is an unusual thing to see moth
er and all of her children attending
school together. but such is the spec
tacle which may be witnessed at the
summer term OF the Eastern Kentucky
state normal school ut Richmond. Ky
This family Of students, consisting OF
mother, two sons and two daughters
hail from Barbourville. Ky. The moth
err Mrs. n. p. Gray. Is the wife OF one
of tho best.known chautauQua enter
tainers. who Is now In the west on the
platform. She brought her children to
the school TO take the course and de-
cided, after reaching the institution. to
engage In study herself and win take .
course along with her four children.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
cnsros for Fuse Replacement.

II has been the general custom
among tho electrical companies Of this
country TO make free replacement OF
the fuses which are blown out from
time 70 time but there II now gen
ernl tendency among these corpora
tons 10 make charge for this serv'
ice. II In necessary 10 have men ready
nj all hours, especially at night "a
answer cnlls 10 that the service may
be restored with the least possible de-
lny and the expense OF this has been
found TO be a burden which II Is now
proposed 20 relieve themselves OF by
making a charge. Some companies
which hesitate to take this step nre
urging their patrons to lay In n sup
ply OF fuses which are sold by the
company at cost and In case OF blow
out they can make the renewal them
selves.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
WESTERN UNION WORKERS
BANQUET TOMORROW EyI

The local Western Union employ
ees will hold q banquet and theatre
party tomorrow evening. The ban
quet will be an elaborate one served
at the Rex cafe. and besides the pre-
sent employees there will be several
outside guests. Miss Faye West, Miss
Verda cozard and Mrs, Don Beld-
ing. The hosts will be Don Belding,
manager OF the klamath Falls Of
flee. Edgar johnson otto Ellis
Irene Anderson. Norma Propst. Flor
ence Porter. Lynn skillington. Robert
Hackland. and Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Wat
kins. Jr. ~.a...
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
CRETE ONCE A GREAT POWER
Mlstrsss Of the Gee Whsn King MIaos
Rvlsd--Rsmsrksbls ts~s unSsr
10 Which People Lived.

Minos. king OF Crete. exercised Q
prepondersting power on the sea hs
drove out the bnrbarous Cartans from
the Cyclndes. and cxterminated pirscy
which among the Greeks had been
openly profcssed: he kept the people
Of the coasts In awe Of him. and at
the same time forced them TO pay him
tribute.
Crete was advantagcously situated
10 become mistress of the sea. but at
length o confederacy arose which put
nm end TO her dominion. Mlnos wish.
cd TO render the Crctans mild and
gentle In their manners To attain
this object he allowed free indui.
geDce. Plato says. 10 llcentious excess
even Of the most nsgitious kind. hop.
Ing thnt the renncments Of .gai.
',sntry would miussp the astivs
fsssciv Of his subjccts-
A. individuals tho Cretans pos.
seased eminent skin 10 military a..
faira while the laws which they
adopted prevented the state from un.
dcrtaking any great enterprise abroad.
They elected ten cosmos. OF regulators
10 govern In peace and war. and when
the period Of their once was com.
pleted they remained members OF the
legislature. The judges were oil men
OF advanced age, and young men were
never allowed TO propose a change In
the law. and all proposals we're made
In the senate. and secretly. Slaves
titled the soil. and the citizens ate to-
gether In public companies, while the
country was divided into twelve por'
tons for agriculture and business
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
SELL
many SEALS
OBy Donald vcatch, Eighth Grade


my Donald vcatch, Eighth Gradc) }
The pupils OF Central school pre
working enthusiastically for the sale
OF Red Cross seals. Every year
10000 people dic OF tho great
white plague" and nH the receipts
will be used Tor the prevention and
tho cure OF this dreadful dinease,
every boy ana Eiri IL eager 20 do hib
part. Every pupil has been requested
by the local chapter OF tho Rcd Cross
TO sell at least 20 but many have sold
more. Competition among tho rooms
for the largest sales IN keen, but TO
date room eight In In the lead with
2tG0 TO Its credit.
National school week" although
created 10 interest men and women
OF affairs. In better schools has been
q source OF much attention among
tho advanced grades. Inspired by this
movement they have made some very
clover posters which are on exhibit
In the upper hall. The necessity OF
plenty OF sleep. fresh air and whole
some food, advantages OF large play
grounds. the teaching Of trades In the
school and the contrast OF early
schools with those Of tho present day
arc q few OF the thoughts iiiustrat-
cd.
Plans for u Christmas program TO
be given In rooms ono to eight In
elusive. Friday afternoon. Dcecmber
II. are progressing rapidly.
Miss Mildred Carr. OF Monroe. Ore.
gon. teacher Of Pievna, visited ciAss-
60 In our building. Friday. and fav-
ored the little people with interest
ink stories. which were we'll received.
a. lrt Christmss Trus ..|
"Wednesday afternoon. In response
10 q call for Christmas trees. 10 boys
made an expedition To q place near
'iy five miles away. Under the lead.
crship of Loren sharp and George
Condrcy. who were familiar with the
trail. they pushed through n gap In
tho hills where they could find plcn.
~ OF trees. There. thoy found sr
old cabin and using a wood rata mes,
for kindilng. they soon had a warm
fire by which they made themseiys.
comfortable again. No sooner had they
divided into groups. than they Ne,
out In different directions to got their
frees, snd an rcaeh-ds mssby---S
o'clock. The boys plan q second trtp
Saturday and expect TO sell tn. trees
after their program December i7s
and bank the proceeds under the
name OF Central school athletic
fund" Everybody knows that tho
pupils need rings. bars. balls and
other athletic equipment for the good
OF their health. good grades, and good
citizenship. SO II you do not wish to
70 10 into the hills for tree come on
down TO the school and buy n choice
one: or II you wish TO order by phone.
call number 2bt-R. Your tree will
be delivered TO your address.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
SILVER TEA

The sisterhood OF the Christian
church held a silver tea Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs John
Thorson. The time was spent In con
vcrSation and In sewing carpet rags.
The hostcases were Mrs. Nyhart.
Mrs. MeKim and Mrs, Leo Houston.
4 dainty luncheon was served during
the afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
plesens Get Clock Back.

I am Informed that the town CLOCK
Of Beverly 10 not quite suited 70 the
three pigeons who recently perched
on the hour hand, or else tho birds
did not like the daylight saving idea.
However, they perched In their slime
iy" position long enough to set the
clock back one.half hour.--Boston
Post. ta 0u ~ .t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
Adsptablilty.

"Of course. you are IN favor Of votes
for women"
s"Of course" AM yerfd senator SOrS
ghum a. mpp who hcpos to hold his
own IL 10, tic must DO his best 10 he
IN faynr " IN, hing thar aYbody
wants
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

Don't worry or hurry. Buy your
Christmas gifts at the Catholic La
dies Bazaar. 1r-lss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

burning the car. The exact ambuni
Of loss or the insurance was not
learned.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

Bring your dressmaking and sew
Ing 70 i+o4 worden Ave. 1l-17'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

Don't worry or hurry. buy your
Christmas gifts at tho Catholic La
dies Bazaar. it-ls'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

Tho velvety-looking velours elab-
GRATED with embroidery make up
many of the smartest frocks.
~ Illustrated 10 a model in dark
blue velour with embroidery In
gray, The skirt is gathered evenly
all around at the top and turned In
a harem hem at the foot. Topping
this 10 large blouse with a new
cut vest Of gathered chiffon cloth
with q high stock and q ruche that
adds another inch to II. A new
sleeve features d flare from the ell
bow with frilling outlining its edges.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-08


lst f. DIV. S2d st. Central Park
Wes, ". SYST st. and Columbus ave. po-,,
', % T. D-W. SSd ST, Centrat RAJ II
West. W. sgd st and Columbus ave
sd E. IA diagonal line from the cor
ner Of ". saith st. and Columbus ave TO
The corner of ". s5th st. and Central Park
Vest Central Park West, W. o0d ST. anu
sjh E D.-w. ssth St. Central Park
Wesi diagonal line from the corner Ol
corner OF w. s4th st. and Columbus ave.
9Th T. D'-W. ssth st. Central Park
West w. Ssth ST. and Columbus ave.
.Sth E D--W. 90th st. Central Park
wes. w. ssth St and Columbus ave.
I'm z. DIV. 9lst St, Central Park
West ". 9oth at and Columbus ave.
~ sth L. D.~W. 92d st. Central Park
WssS ". sist s.. and Columbus ave
9TH +. DIV sSJ st. Central Park
10th E. p-W. oath st, Central Park
west "; s3d ST. and Columbus ave; px,,
III T.. DIV. 96th st. Central Park
West y. 94th st. and Columbus ave
l2th E. D.-W. 95th st. Columbus ave-.
y; stth st. and Amsterdam aye. ave .
W. eoth 81. and Amsterdam ave.
lath E. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner Of Broadway and w. 9th st. to the
ooiner OF Amsterdam ave. and w. soth
81. Amsterdam ave. w. 94th st. and
:loth'E. DIV. aSth st. Amsterdam ave-.
w. W, s3th St. diagonsl iine from the the
VVEher Cf w 9tth ST. and COiumDus ave
to the corner OF w 9eth st. and Amster-
cam ave; thence a diagona! line from
.ne ne corner OF w 96th St ana Amsterdain
ave 10 the corner Of w. 97th st and Broad
way. ana Broadway.
lSth Fl. D.-A diagonal iinc from the
eoTneg OF Amsterdam ave. and W. e6th 81
10 the corner Of Columbus ave and w. S7th
AZ thence diagonal line from the
ssrnsr Of w 9th at. and Coiumbus ave
'" 96th 81, and W. 96th st.
-. l1ih K. D.~~W. 9sth St. Central Park
YES. diagonal line from the corner OF
eentrsl Pars West and w 96th ST. TO the
eoiner OF Columbus ave. and w. 97th St,
and Columbus ave
18th a DIV. aSth st, Columbus ave.
W. eth st and Amsterdam ave.
18th r. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner OF Broadway and w. 9sth st. to the
serh3r OF Amstsrdam ave and w Goth 81. !,
taence Diagonal line from the corner
/" Amsterdam ava and w. seth st. to the
New-York tribune., 1920-10-08
ELECTION,NOTrCE

line from the corner OF " '11eth st and
5th ave. to the corner Of W li5th st. and
from tho corner Of ". il5th St ana I.enox
ave to the corner of ". llsth ST and 7th
'24th E. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of w. 11sth st. and 7th TO the
corner OF ". 115th st. and Lenox ave.
thence diagonal line from the corner Of
ner of W. 1l4th st. and st. Nicholas ave,
W Hath ST. and 7;h ave.
25th f: D.-A diagonal Inc from the
ave. to the corner Of w 1l5th st. and
Lenox ave. Lenox ave. diagonal line
from the corner Of ". l14th 81. aud Lenox
2eth E. D~w. ii4th st. si. Nicholas
W 18Th St and st. Nicholas ave TO tho
corner Of W. ll2th st. and 7th ave, and
27th p. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF St Nicholas ave and ". llSth
ST to the corner OF s.. Nicholas ave. and
W 18Th s.. to the corner Of Lenox ave.
il4th st. 70 the corner Of 9Th ave. and
1isth y i1sn ST aad s St M 1cholss fa s ave '0N ave-
2sth e. D.-W. 1l3th st, diagonal
line from the corner of ". 11sth ST. ans
5th ave to the corner OF W. ll2tn St and
10Th Z. D-A diagonal line from the
corner of W. 1l2th st. and i-enoN ave -
, the corner OF w IL % St ai.. OH 2ft-'
5th ave. and ". 18TH 81.
3oth E. De. f1fth St Madison ave.
slst e De. ll2th st, Madison ave.
f. li0th ST. and 5gh ave.
32d e. d diagonal lae from the
the corner Of ". l12th st. and 5th ave.
5th ave. and w. 11lth St
33d r. D.-W. ll2th st. a diagonal iine
from the corner of W. iiZth $ and ath
Lenox ave. and Lenox ave.
34th e. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner Of W. Nth St and 7th ave. 20 the
corner of w. 1l3th st. and ST. Nicholas
ave. St Nicholas ave. W. l12th st.
Lenox ave. and agonal line from the
corner OF W. Nth ST. and lenox ave. to
the corner of ". 1l2th 81. and 7ih ave
36th Fl. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner of X. 10Th st. and 7th ave. 10 the
corner of ". NTH. St. and Lencx ave.
Lenox ave, w. 110th 81. ana 7th ave.
Goth e. DIV. l1lth s., 5th ave. W.
10th st. and LenoN ave
37th T. D.--W. 10th st. 18th avs. iine
across Central Park from Z. eath 81. and
5th ave. TO ". 99th St and Central PARK
West and Central Park West
3Sth r. D.-A line across Central Park
from w. 99th g. and Central Park West
to e. 99th st. and 5th ave, 5th ave. W.
! 9th st, Transverse rd. and Central Park
/ West.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-08

West. and Central Park Vest.
3Sth Z. - me across Censf1t t'Fk
97th st, Transverse rd- and Central Park
West
Eish'een'" Asse""o'S "'S'f'''
list f. D-A diagonal line from the cor
~ --.n~ ~ = a,s4 s+ ard 9d a[.a "a
&C y eo+b Ct ana T,exincto-, ave
81 = n qSd st "a a,e a diagonal
limo from the corner Of r. sist st. and 80
ave. to the corner g of n s9'@ ST. ana Lex
"a :, d x dia aronaI lire from the cor
nsp fp OF H. S9.n St ana 'eN,9s aS 4 aNe 9
aTe. p s3a 81. and aS, = Lexins59n X ave a.,
s5d 81 AVE- to the eognsr Of p. a5.h st
ana - - 'o' s', - 80 =, oe.,
st. and Lexington ave.
bih Z. u. b. sith St, Lexington ave, Z
7th f. De. 99th st. Lexington ave.
e. 97th St and Park ave.
sth f. De. lOed St. Lexington ave.
Z. 99th s.. and Park ave.
sth +. D.-E. 10tst ST. Sd ave, T. s9th
ST. ana Lexington ave.
10th H. DE l0lst st. 1st ave, Z
lO0th st. East River. f. 9Sth St u ave,
e i00th st. and Sd ave.
nth e De. lo5th ct. East River Z
100th st. LIST ave. e. l0lst 81. and "a ave.
18th Il. D.-A diagonal line from ths
corner Of e. 10Th 81. ana Sd ave. to the
corner Of e l03d st ana "a ave ea ave-
e. ioist St ana 81 ave
1qtb Z NJ, ,oe1 - "a 90, y -o...
ST. and Lexington ave
l4th o. DE lofb - Al ave =
1oSd 10 d. st., Lexington ave- E. lo2d St and
- ~ -o-.4 n,
1oe+t H. -. ''si -, 90 a e. T..
40 Se IL f. Lo'1n -, "a az
ave- 80" "''" 1oSa irolit 'Hs corner or -
ave- ana p 1o4tb Ct S'e 4o4.h o' ~ ~
AexinS'qn i5fb p age. 6Nr 7o-,b - % ~.
7nt.b ~ ~ ~ ST. ou ave- T.
i, a." =" sNt
I, ,ot.,, H. - tOstH So Lexington ave
-, r -
4etn T. ~ diagonal line from the
to'f'Sn e. ,s OF r. 4ost3 n 81 and Lexington ave
20 lAe corner ol u. losth ST. and Sd ave.
5d aye r. IV'th 81. ana Lexington ave.
19th K. De 109th St. I'd ave. T.
lO5th st, 1st ave. z lo6th ST. ana Sd ave.
2oth e. De. 11oth ST. Harlem River.
p. l06th ST, lst ave. e 1O7th St, "a ave.
E. Tooth st and Sd ave.
2lst t' De il0th st, Sd ave a
diagonal line from the corner Of Sd ave.
and r. Tooth 81. to the corner OF 1.oxlng-
Ton TO- ave. and g. l0Sth st, f. 10sth st. and
y 22a FAR p. De 1l3th st. Lexington ave.
T. % Iolh st; and Park ave.
, 2$d e. De ll2th st. 81 ave- Z
l0th st. and Lexington ave
an b DE. 18th ST.. "a ave. f
New-York tribune., 1920-10-08

lst E De ssd st. East River. E. s1st
ST. and East End ave.
"a L. De. s5th st. East End ave- E.
s6th st. East River. Z. $50 st. nlast End
ave. and diagonal line from the corner
of East End ave. and L. S4th st. to the
corner Of Avenue a and Z. S5th St
81 f. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of Avenue A and E. a5th St 10 the
corner OF East End ave. and E. -4th ST..
e s4th ST. and Avenue A.
4th f. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of T.. s6th st. and 1st ave. 10 the
corner Of f s5th ct. and Avenue A. Ave-
nue. A. a diagonal line from the corner OF
K. saith st. and Avenue \ TO the corner OF
K. s5th st. and lst ave. and 1st ave.
5th f. De. e5th st., diagonal line
from the corner OF Z. s5th ST. and 1st ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-08

lOist St. t. and Madison ave- ,o.s
2d E. De. l04th St, Park ave. 1O2d
Sd o. De lo6th st, Park ave, Z
l04th st. and Madison ave.
4th e. De 106th St, Madison ave. f.
5th 8. De lo7th st. Park ave, E
10eth st. and 9TH ave.
9Th =. De. IQ9th St, Park ave, T.
lO7th ST. and Madison ave.
7th T. De. 1o9th ST. Madison ave, E
sth g. De. 10th St. Park ave, E
Sth E. De. ll2th st, Park ave. e.
lloth st. and Madison ave.
10th L. De. 1l5th St, Park ave. E
112th st. and Madison ave.
nth f. De. l17th ST, Park ave. E.
l15th ST. and Madison ave.
18th f. De. llsth ST. Park sve., r
1l7th St and 9Th ave.
18th f. DIV. llsth st, 9Th ave, ard a
diagonal line from the corner OF 5th ave.
ave- ana W l1sth St
l4th f. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner OF Lenox ave. and W. l1Sth st. 10
the corner OF 9TH ave. and ". 1l7th st. W.
18th E. D.-W. l1sth ST, Lenox ave. W.
18Th D. D-W ll7th St. a diagonal line
from the corner Of ". llTth ST. and Lenox
ave. to the corner Of W 1l6th St and 7th
I7th f. DEA diagonal line from the
corner OF 7th ave and ". ll6th St 10 the
corner OF LenOX ave. and W. llIth s.. 4.
thence diagonal line from the corner Of
Lenox ave. and w. lI7th ST. to the corner
OF 9Th ave. and W. 1Isth 81, and ".
lsth E DIV. l17th St. 5th avg and a
diagonal line from the corner OF 5th ave
and W. 116th ST. to the corner Of Lenox
ave and W. 1l7th st
18th (. DE. 1l7th st, Madison ave.
E lf6th st. and 5ih ave.
Goth L. De llsth st. Madison av., E
Hath st. and 5th ave.
-lst Z. p.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF W. l14th St and Lenox ave. -
the corner Of W. 18th St and 9Th ave
5tn ave, and a diagonal line from the
corner Of 5th ave and W il3th ST TO the
corner OF W. Hath ct. ana Lenox ave.
22d K. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF w ll5th st and Lanox ave. 10
the corner or ". ll6th st. and 9Th ave-
5th ave, diagonal line from the corner
of w. 115th ST. and 5th ave. 10 the cor
ner OF w. ll4th 81. and Lenox ave. and
Lenox ave.
2ad Z. DIV 11sth St. diagonal
New-York tribune., 1920-10-08
Fourteenth Assembly District

lst L. De 5sd St, lst ave, Il. 52d
81. and 2d ave
% E. De 5ad St, I'd ave. E. 52d st.
Sd E. DE. saith st. lst ave- f. SD st.
4th E D.-A diagonal line from the cor
ner Of T. 5ith st. and Sd ave. to the corner
OF L. 55th ST. and "a ave, e. 54th St. 1st
9TH Y. D-A diagonal line from the
corner OF r. 55th 81. and LIST ave. 10 the
corner of L. seth ST. and Avenue a, f.
t6th 81, East River. (. o4th st. and lst
6ih E. De. 57th st. East River, E
56th St, diagonal line from the corner
of T. 56th ST. and Avenue A. 70 ne corner
OF L. 56th ST. and lst ave- and LIST ave
7th Z De. 5Gth st. LIST ave. T.. 10Th
ST. a diagonal line from the corner OF u
55th St ana "a ave. to The corner Of T.
saith 81. and 81 ave, and 90 ave.
Sth e De. 57th ST. LIST ave. f. 56th
9Th Il. D.~-A diagonal line from the cor
ner of e. 57th st. and "a ave. 70 The
corner Of lst ave. and p 0sth ST. T. SSth
10th Z. De. 5sth St, east River. E.
57th St, Sutton pl, Z. bsth 81 and
diagonal line from the corner OF y. 5sth
st. and lst ave. TO the corner OF e. 99th
nth E. D.EA diagonal line from the
corner OF Z 59th 81. and "a ave. To the
corner Of Z. 5sth st. and lst ave; thence
5Sth St and lst ave to the corner Of K.
5.th ST. and "a ave. and "a ave.
l2th II. De 5sth ST. ID ave. E.
corner of T. 63i 81. and Sd ave. TO the
corner OF E. e2i St. and % ave, "a ave.
+. saith ST. and Sd ave.
18th E. De. SD st. East River, e.
59th St. "a ave. and a diagonal line from
the corner Of "a ave and u sgd st TO
the corner OF Sd ave. and E. 63d at.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-30
Raoaivad & 40 n m. Monday.

Received 8 90 q. M, Monday.
st. Louis, Mo-, 1920.
City Drug Co., Arcadia, La.
Weather conditions are delaying
Some birds have not trapped in yet.
Records are being broken nevertheless
Arcadia, La, birds 500 miles, wins
now. Ada, Okla, 400 miles, second
Denison, Texas, $40 miles, third
Charlottesville, Mo-, 100 miles, fourth
Rexall Pigeon Lofts.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-30
Women Barred.

No woman has entered the convent
Of st. Catherine, on Mt. Sinai, fof
more than 1,4O0 years.