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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
PRIMARY VOTE
TODAY is LIGHT
One Of the Smallest Votes Has Been
Cast in the Early Hours Of Day,
Reflection Of the
Polls Shows.

Up to two O'Clock this afternoon,
one of the lightest primary votes in
years was being cast in KeokuE
While it is expected that the vote
will be increased between the hours
of four and eight, the fact remains
that early voting is unusually ligh'
The polls will remain open un:ll
eight O'Clock and there is little Ike
lihood of any results being known
before tomorrow morning sometime.
The vote this morning was lis
and up to two o'clock this afternoon
the first ward led the rest with 122
votes cast The second had sixty
eight; the third had seventy, the
fifth had forty-fve, the sixth had
sixty early in the afternoon, AMI
shortly before noon only nineteen had
voted in the seventh. The fourth
ward vote was light as usual but It
was expected to pick up before clos
ing time tonight.
Most of the contests are in the re-
publican ticket with the senatorial,
congressional and gubernatorial
fights. Theres is contest for the
state representative office on bon
the republican and democratic
tickets.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
FO0LINC WITH HEALTH SERIOUS

/ 7 have frequently asked druggists,
sWhat do you push in a blood medi-
,cne2" The answer usually came,
1.-THE kind l can make the most
money on" Ny answer has always
|been: mot me-" have succeeded
pretty we'll and have always rec
commended the one that | had found
lby experience to be the best and the
one that | would be willing to take
tmyself or give to members, of my own
family. I have never offered the pub
Tic a medicine that we do not use at
home. This is why can otter Mum
her 40 For The Blood" with a clear
conscience. We have not only tried
ii on thousands OF others. but on our
selves. We take It in all cases where
q blood medicine is needed, no mat
ter in what form it shows itself and
we get splendid results in constipa-
ton. kidney, stomach and liver
trouples. J. G. Mendenhall, Evans
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
DOG CENSUS
TO BE TAKEN
After It is Complete Informations
viii be Filled Against Owners Of
Dogs Who Have Failed to
Pay License.

A census of Keokuk dogs will be
completed next week, by the police de-
partment officials, and following this
census, prosecutions will be commenc-
ed against dog owners for failure to
pay license.
Up to date only 100 people have
paid dog licenses. City officials say
that at least 300 should have paid by
this time, so there are a couple of
hundred more dog owners who must
come across with three dollars If they
do not want their pets to so to the
gas box.
1t is expected that the dog census
will be completed this week and in
formations will be filed next week
against owners who have failed to pay
the 1920 fee.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
CAN YOU REMEMBER
WAY BACK WHEN :
You Put Pictures Of Tur Favorite
Candidate in Your Windows
and Your Children Even
Fought For Famiiy's
Choice2

It used to be in days when old
fashioned political campaigns were III
order that people in keokuk and
everywhere else, for that matter, put
pictures Of their favorite candidates
in their windows, and their ofsprlrs
valiantly defended the family's choice
on the school ground Perhaps the
defense amounted to nothing more
serious than verbal encounters, but
not infreQuently bloody noses result
ed from poetic illusions to candi-
dates who were praised or car1catured
in rhyme.
Those were the days when the
school grounds echoed with such
musical phrases as "Hurlah for Nc
Kinley, he's the man; can't vote,
but my father can" This was a chal-
|lenge from the democrats in the
school yard who Immediately de-
clared that Bryan was as much all
right as Mckinley. This usually
brought back a return taunt about
this candidate or that being rotten
and stuffed with cotton" Such an
exchange of epithets was almost
equal to declaration Of war. The
school children Of that age had not
learned the niceties of underwriting
and May-Lnot's of the present age.
But the real sport came with the
visit of one of the rival candidates
for president who was to speak lii
the Casino-Remember the big white
building that J. c. Hubinger built out
on the avenue adjoining Rand park.
where the Cherry Sisters held forth
one week, and few weeks later Bill
Bryan appeared to declare for SIX
teen to one, and to urge that the
cross Of gold be not used for cruelty
ing labor. 1t was hot that September
day that Bryan drove out Main street
to Twelfth street and out Twelfth
street to the Casino. Ed Walsmitn
was on the box Of one Of Atoms car
riages, and in the carriage with the
!Nebraskan we're number of Keo-
kuk's big democrats in stove pipes
and top coats. ~
Wonder if the Hon. William Jen-
'nings remembered that ride when he
was here couple Of years ago as
'chautauqua headliner?
Anyway the trip out Twelfth street
was a most eventful one, and all the
way up the street he was greeted
with a chorus of small boys, whose
fathers houses sheltered republican
Isympathies shouting bits of verse not
any too complimentary. The mex,
school day witnessed a slaughter Of
moses and skinning of faces that was
as bloody as any St. Bartholomew
eve in Paris.
The marching clubs and everything
else that fall were organized on a
large scale and the campaign was
conducted gloriously or not, depend
ing on the side which the family TOOK
as shown by the Autographs in the
front windows. Those Autographs did
as much to create a Montague AMI
Capuet atmosphere as Shakespeare
could possibly do in his deepest
tragedies. Oyster suppers by all CT
the churches election night, a big
rooster the next morning in the
paper, few belated jeers and taunts
for the loser-like thumbs down in
the Roman arena-and politics were
forgotten, until the next time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
STATE PRIMARY
is HELD TODAY
Four Seek Republican Nomination for
Governor, But Interest is in
Cummins- Brookhart Race
for Senator.

DES MONIES, Iowa, June 7-1owans
forgot all about the national conven-
lions for short time today, while
they marked their ballots in the state
primary. Nominees for United States
senator, governor and other state Of
fees were being chosen today.
Interest was focused on the contest
between Senator A. B. Cummins and
Colonel Smith Brookhart for the re-
publican nomination for United States
senator.
The issues at stake in the senatorial
race have been clearly drawn. They
are: Government ownership VS. private
control of the railroads.
Senator Cummins. joint author OF
the EschC ummins rail law favors pri-
vate operation of the railroads while
his opponent is an advocate of gov
eminent control.
Four seek the republican nomination
for governor The candidates are
John F. Deems, Burlington; Nate e.
Kendall, Abba; Ernest R Moore
Cedar Rapids and H. M. Havner, Ma
rengo.
Claude R. Porter, Centerville, candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for United States senator, and Clyde
Herring, Des Noines, candidate for
the democratic nomination for COVER
nor were unopposed.
Politicians predicted an extremely
close race between Cu1nmins and
Brookhart
Weather conditions throughout the
state we're generally favorable for a
heavy vote The polls opened at sew
en- o'clock and will close at seven p
m. tonight
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

vile, Ind, 40 years druggist Mr..
Richard Dickson, furniture dealer,
157 Forest ST., Spartanburg, S. c.,
was troubled a great deal for several
years with breaking out that re-
sembled Erysipelas. Before we got
the agency for Number 40 For The
Blood, we sold him many kinds Of
blood remedies and compounds rec
commended for skin troubles. He got
no permanent relief, however, until
we got him started on Number 40.
He took several bottles and was soon
entirely relieved Of the very disagree
able skin trouble, but he has not
quit Number 49, He says he has
found it the best liver medicine on
the market, and will keep 1t on hand
all the time and recommends it to
his friends for substitute for Gallo
mel. Todd Drug Co. Witness to
signature, R. C. Todd. druggist. Sold
by McGrath Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
SAYS SHE FEELS LIKE
A DIFFERENT WOMAN

hardly stand it. l ached all over, but
especially in my left shoulder and
arm. At times it was SO bad l couldn't
do any of my work. tried every
thing I knew Of to get relief, but
nothing did me a particle Of goou,
and it was just money thrown away
II heard SO much about Tanlac that
finally decided to try IL myself, and
lit is simply wonderful the way 1t
helped me. My appetite improved
and the rheumatism got easier I
just felt SO much better that | kept
right on taking Tanlac, and now l
feel like different woman. can
eat anything l want, including green's
and other things that were like
poison to me before. I can not ex.
press in words just how grateful i
am to Tanlac for what it has done
for me, but l will say that it will
always get a good recommendation
from me-"
Tanlac is sold in Keokuk by viii
kinson & Co., and the leading drug
|gist in every Standardization
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
REAL BAND
WITH CARNIVAL
Charles Jameson is Leader OF the
Wortham Musical Organization
That Gave Concerts This
Afternoon.

Some band is the verdict of people
who heard the musical organization
with G. A. Wortham's shows this
afternoon in their first street concert
The band is under the leadership Of
Charles Jameson who has been with
the Wortham's ever since the show
only had merry go round He has
been with Mr.. Workman for eleven
years, and in that time has built up a
splendid corps of musicians.
This afternoon the band serenaded
The Gate City Offices and the business
houses on Sixth street and on Main
street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
ELIGIBLE BOYS
SHOULD HURRY
officials at "Y' Want Lads Interested
in Free Swimming Classes to
Sign up at Once-Afso
Girls Who are to Swim.

! The free swimming classes at the
Y. M. G. A. for boys under twelve
years Of age begin Saturday morn
ing and the officials there are urging
all of the boys who are planning on
joining the classes to sign up at the
"Y" as soon as possible.
Classes for the girl and women of
the city begin June Is, and they are
also requested to fill out their regis
,tration cards for classes at the Y. W.
&c. A., at once.
Jack Dugan and William Brugman,
the boys work secretary, will conduct
the classes for the boys and another
teacher will be provided for the girls
classes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
ASH PILES TO,
BE REMOVED
Attention Called to the Condition OF
Alleys and Back Yards and
Cooperation Of People
Solicited for Cleanup.

The street department Is once more
calling attention to the conditions ~
alleys in all parts of the city. and
reminding the people that they can
cooperate with the department by
having the unsightly ash piles and
rubbish heaps removed at once.
The time has come when furnaces
and stoves are not used, and all OF
the accumulation OF ashes from stoves
during the winter should be hauled
away now, at once.
A city is judged from it's back
yards and alleys as well as from its
paved streets, and local people who
have pride in the cleanliness of the
city are asked to get busy and have
the rubbish heaps and ash piles
hauled away
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
AUTOS COLLIDE:
ONE TURNS OVER
Occupants Of Both Cars Escape With
out Serious In juries in Accident
at Tenth and johnson
Streets.

An accident which resulted luckily
for all persons concerned occurred
Saturday afternoon at Tenth and
Johnson streets. The automobile
driven by Miss Rachael Roberts, and
with her mother as passenger. was
coming down Tenth street. At John
son street a Ford going west collided
with Miss Roberts carr and turned
over completely.
Fortunately both Miss Roberts and
her mother escaped without serious
injuries although the windshield and
ton of the car were damaged.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
HELP RAILROADS
OUT OF TROUBLE
Revolving Fund to be Uaed for Add.
tional Equipment and Better
ments by Interstate Com
merce Commission.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, June THE intsr-
state commerce commission today
announced it will distribute the $780,
ooo,0OO revolving fund created by the
transportation act as an aid to the
railroads.
The commission authorized $125,.
ooo,oO0 for the purchase OF new
equipment; s73 100000 for additional
equipment and betterments; $50 ,00J,-
ooO for railroads to meet maturing
obligations, and $19,0Oo,ooO for short
line railroads.
OF the $125 900, 900 for equipments.
s75 100000 will be used for cars ano
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
MANY PICNICS
THIS MONTH
Season Of Sunday School Outings ls
at Hand and Wild Cat Springs
Has Long List Of
BOOKINGS

The season Of Sunday school pic.
MICS is here, and Wild Cat springs is
evidently going to be popular place
for Keokuk parties this month.
The Keokuk high school senior
class will have its picnic there next
Wednesday.
Sunday school picnic dates are
the following:
Unitarian, June Is; United Presby-
terrain, June 16; st. PauPs, June IL;
Westminster Presbyterian, June 49,;
Baptist, June 90 Congregational
June %; First Lutheran, June "a.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
After Suffering Fifteen Years
Mrs. Mcpherson is Again En-
joying Splendid Health.
Gives Tanlac Credit.

"For the first time in fifteen years
can eat what I want without suf
lering afterwards and never sit
DOWN to the table without feeling
grateful for what Tanlac has done
for me-" said Mrs. James Mcpherson,
Of 252S Onowa Street. Des MONIES,
Iowa.
"My appetite was very poor and my
stomach was in such bad fix that
what little | did manage to ca,
caused me to suffer terribly with IN.
digestion and gas on my stomach, !
also had rheumatism which caused
me so much misery and pain I coulo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
To Nominate Hoover.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. J
CHICAGO, June Hoover sup
porters today selected Judge Nathan
Miller, Syracuse, N. Y, to make the
nominating speech for their cand-
date. For some time they had
planned to have no formal speech
putting Hoover before the convention.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
Last Session Supreme Court.

j HAST SSSSTCn Ooo' = 10000
limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, June supreme
court today was to hold it's last ses.
sion of the present term.
Unless decision on the prohibition
cases is handed down today, it must
wait until next October when the
court reconvenes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
several Reporaed killed.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, June Z.
Several persons were reported kill
ed and number injured. when a Port
Huron Detroit limited interurban train
left the tracks, according to advices
reaching here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

$50 900 600 for locomotives. Twenty
thousand refrigerator cars Will be
purchased. Switch engines AMI
freight engines will be bought before
passenger engines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

an elaborate and satisfying program;
Dorothy Council, the mica minute
girl" whose wonderful riding in the
Autodrome thrills the spectators; a
midwest show with real cowboys and
cowgirls; the Monkey Hotel, with
clever monkeys and dog performers;
Buddy Logan. welterweight boxer,
who meets all corners, and a dozen
more attractions that furnish mirth
and laughter for young and old.
Among the educational exhibits is one
of war trophies from the battlefields
Of France. This is the most extensive
ever seen in Keokuk, and no admis
sion is charged.
The Workman shows will lbe here all
week, with performances every after
noon and evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

Heavy rain has been found bene-
fetal to hay-fever patients.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

1t requires 60 operations to make
a watch balance-wheeL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
TaIlest Man Calls on The Gate {

Tailest Man Calls on The Gate City
Jan Van Albert, the talleSt human
being in the world. paid The Daily
Gate City a visit at noon today, and
1t was indeed treat TO have this
young Woolworth call at the office vi
this paper,
Van Albert has beor in this coun-
try but five weeks, arriving here from
Amsterdam, Holland, aid attracted a
world of attention when he reached
New York. This man is SO unusually
tall, and such an unu IIal specimen
of humanity. that he was given nun
dreds of stories throughout the Coun-
try. He certainly is the largest man
ever in Keol1uk, and II ,5rIng 10 equal
him has ever been in The office Of
this paper.
He was discovered in Holland by
Ike Rose, a veteran Sh OWr0an, no
brought him to this country and
signed a contract to exhibit him with
the c. A. Workman shows In all OF
the cities visited by this giant, he
has proven the big feath-'e, and his
tent has been crowded at all times
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

whole bottle. Let them -
there's nothing harmful in
Clicquot; only pure spring
water, juice of lemon and
lime, clean cane sugar, and
mild Jamaica ginger that
prevents the too sudden chill
of an ice-cold drink.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Szan0Une ROddcy
/ R0ddczki

Kto chce sic wyuczyc grac na skrzyp-
each lub fortepianie, lub te4 chce vista
pic do Orkiestry s~myczkowej, kt0ra O.
trzymuje ~instrukcye bez &adnego kosz-
tn. to prosze sic zg1osic osObisce do
szkoly p. j. Kropskiego, 2S W. Tho
mas I'll. Orchestra jest zorganizowana z
samych me5czyzn, a teraz ~erganizuje
sic z d0iewczat. p6Gniej bedzie zlaczo-
ma W jedno ogntwo rownie z samych
dziect. Ola dzieci pc szkolnych godzi-
mach, ola doroslych kaadego wieczora
W sobote / niedziele, Cd godztny Pei
popoludniu. Take otwieram sz&o--
ie W Avondale pnr. 1852 Monticello III.
tax samo bede udzielal lekcyi jak po-
wyAej napisaoo. Z@saszac sic MONA tyl
ko pnr. 273S ". Thomas III. lecz lex
eye tie otrzyma W Avondale. Telefon
Humboldt 1890. S. j. Kropsad.
(Ogl.)
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NIEMCY ZAWARLY 10,
A ANGLIA Is SOJUSZoW.

Paryz. 81. pazdzienika. -
Rad niemiecki nadesIaf do Rady
Ligi Narodow w Londynie 10 ko-
phi traktatow, zawartych z rome
mi pahstwami Cd 1890 stycznia.
Krok ten zostai uczyniony ma
skutek cyrkula7za L-igi do wszy-
<tkich paistw Swiata, z wyatt
KEN Rosyi, azeby wsze!kie uno-
WV miedzypanstwowe zostaiy
przedstawione Lidze.
Obecnie Liga ma W swojem
posiadaniu SO kopii roznych trak-
tat6w, z kt6rych 10 zostaio made
slanych przez Anglis.
Belgia do tel pory ME zasto--
sowaia sic do prosby Ligi, gdyi
kopia konwencyi w~ojskowej z
Trancya ME zostasa nadesiana.
Rad ANG1ELSKI ROKUJE
z GoRN1KAMI.
Londyn. 81. pazdziernika. -
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mlynskiem, a ME ratunkiem ola
Ameryki, ME byfby spieszyf do
Waszyngtonu pred zanurzeniem
sig w p~olityce, by sobie ten ka-
mien m|yhski uwiazac u szyi.
,,Gubernator Cox probuje teraz
pozbyc sic tego kamienia, ktory
ciagnie go z SODA " ton klesk>.
Fisma Hearsta zycza mu w tenn
powodzenia i wyrazaja nadzieje,
re to odsuniecie sic cd Wilsona i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

skich kapitalistow,, reprezentowa'
ny przez Washingtona D. Van--
derlipa Z Kalifornii, wdali sic W
tajne konszachty z rosyjskim
rzadem sowiet6w, Cd ktorego O.
trzymali jakies wazne koncesye
ma Syberyi. Wobec Lenina Van
derlip przedstawii sic jake upeF-
nomocniony przedstawiciel sena,
tora. Hardinga. Zachodzi mozli--
woSc, il republikahski nominal
cbie6al W zamian "a finansowc
koncesye dla siebie i swych zwie-
rzchnikow z partly republican,
skiej uznanie rzadu sowletow
rosyjskich przez Stany Zjedno-
czone, jezeli zostanie wybrany
We wtorkowych %wyborach Prey
dentem.
Sekretarz Colby zaznacza, &c
pan Harding powinien ziozyc W
tel sprawie wyczerpujace wytSo-
maczenie sic.
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w~ilsonskiej polityki bedzie dosta-
tecznie zupekne i szybkie, ably
przyniesG mu pewna korzySG
pred wyborami.
Senator Harding. ulegajac po-
teznym wplywom finansowym,
ktore kontroluja republikahska
partye, zaczyna sic chwiac ma
punkcie stanowiska odnoSnie do
Ligi Narodow.
Jest jeszcze, gubernatorze Cox
Gas - zajat tradycyjne stanowi-
sko demokratyczne.
,,OdtraG zupelnie Wilsona i je-
so partye, stan II steru naprawde
demokratycznej partyi, p~rzejeteJ
zasadami J%effersona i PoPro-
wadz ia do zwyciestwa.
,,Badz demokrata.
,,Badz Amerykaninem.
Il badz prezydentem."
GcRNICY D MINI
U $500 DZIENNIE.
Filadelfia, 81, paidziernika. -
Ma odbywajacej sic tn wsPolnej
konferencyi przedstawicieli VIA
scicicli kopali wegla twardeso i
pracujacych w mich g6rnik6w
postawili CT ostatni zadanie pod
wyzki wynagrodzenia rownej tel,
jaka zostaia ostatnio przyznana
g6rnikom W kopalniach wegla
miekkiego, to macy minimum ST
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dziennie, jakotez sformuiowali
kategoryozny posuulat wprowa-
dzenia oSmiogodzinnego dnia pra
cy. Obecna ininimalna plaza gor-
nikow w kopalniach wegla twar-
diego wynosi $4.2O dziennie.
KNOW 2 AMERYKANoW "a
BITYCH w MEKSYKU.
Washington, 81. pazdziernika.
- Depesze do departamentu sta
nu donosza, re ma polach nafto--
wych W okolicy Tampico zostaio
znow zabitych dwu Ameryka-
now. a mianowicie Arthur L.
Mosiey i G. Z. Salier. Blizszych
szczegoi6w mordu - ma razie
brak.
Washington, 81. pazdzienika.
- Prowizoryczny prezydent me
~ksykanski de la Huerta zazadai Cd
kongresu zupelnie wolnej reki j
komp!etnych 4pelnomocnictw do
uregulowania ~spornych kwestyi
pomiedzy praca a kapitalem:
HARDING A BOLSZEWICY.
Washington, 81. pazdziernika q.
- Sekretarz stanu Colby wydal
wczoraj oswiadczenie; w ktorcm
stwierdza, re Cd amerykanskiego
komisarza w Rydze nadszedi o,
ficyaIny kablogram z doniesie-
MEM, ktorc dowodzi, IL senator
Harding i syndykat amerykaIi--
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Bacznose Sc. Chicago,lll

,,DZIENNlK CHICAGOSKT' -
MONA nabywae W nastepujacych
micjscach W So. Chicago / W okolicy.
Pr1y narozniku 82cj j CONNER
cial ave.
91ej ( Commercial ave.
8Smej / Commercial ave
87mej | Commercial ave.
7Otej / Stony Island ave.
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64tej 1 Commercial ave.
92ej Il Baltimore ave.
.9Oej 1 Commercial ave.
70tej i /. C. kolei. .
83ej 1 So. Shore Drive.
Pzy stalowniach, PREY ulicach
B1szej, S5tej, S8tej, SStej ! S9teJ.