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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-01

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi. ness befoee the public. there is no faedl um better than through the acvertlsinf columns of The Bulletin
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. Mark Regain of Baltimore was
a recent visitor here.
Mrs. George Maddox is visiting her
parents in Delmar, Del.
Mrs. Oscar Parks, of Onancock, was
q visitor in Pocomoke this week.
Mrs. Chauncey Trader, of Sails
bury, was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. William E. Bounds has been
visiting her parents at Mount Vernon.
Mr.. Oscar Ellis attended the auto
mobile show in New York last week.
Mrs. John Lang is spending part
of this week with relatives in Wind
sor Va.
Miss Mabel Davis entertained the
Junior Bridge Club on Wednesday
evening.
The Friday evening bridge club
was entertained this week by Miss
Ollie Costen.
The afternoon Bridge Club was en-
tcrtained Friday of this week by Mrs
]. Paul Young.
Mrs. Sallie C. Hall left this weel
for Washington, d. c., where she vii
spend the winter.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-29
HARGIS STORE NOTES

Tuesday is the opening day of our
big Furniture Sale. Come early and
secure some of the greatest furniture
values ever offered.
We are displaying quite few new
Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses,
varied in style-high in quality and
priced to conform with present mar
ket conditions.
New Spring ginghams, white goods
and cotton fabrics are being displayed.
Prices very much lower.
HARGIS'
Two Big Stores
POCOMOKE
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-29
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Go to Noah Gunby's for Edison
machines and records.

Go to Noah Gunby's for Edison
machines and records.
Get your suit at one-third off at
H. w. GALATIANS
Agency for all Butterick Patterns
and fashions.-BENJ. GIVARZ.
Agency for all w. B. Corsets. They
are guaranteed.-BENJ. GIVARZ.
Pictorial Review Patterns are the
best. Ten thousand in stock.-T. F..
HARGIS.
I. Friedman, Clarke avenue, pays
the highest cash price for all kinds OF
Furs.
FOR SALE-Cow, calf by side. APP
ply to A. j. Phillips at D. Miller's
store.
A great reduction in Shirts, Hos-
H. w. GALATIANS
If you want we'll driven, house
raised or moved, see Littleton J.
Sturgis, Pocomoke City, Md.
If you want Mems and Boys Pants
cheap call on
H. w. GALATIANS
Photographs speak as Words never
can. Send a Real Message to your
friends. THE HARRIS STUDIO.
FOR SALE-My home where /
now reside on Second street extended.
G rooms and bath. Large lot Splen-
did location. M. F. KITCHENS.
FOR SALE-Guiser 6 h. p. gaso-
line wood saving outfit complete if
good condition. Will sell right. APP
" to J. NJ. CLOGG.
l am offering per cent discount
for cash on all my concrete products
purchased previous to March |, 1921.
Jan Is at. w. A. MORSE.
FOR SALE-Two Spear Double
Heater stoves. Apply to Matthews &
Landlord. -.
J-22-2t. F. E. HUDSON,
Owner.
FOR SALE-Two seated carriage
or "Germantown" Vehicle. In good
condition. Will sell cheap.
C. o. JONES, r. 2
Jan. Is st. Pocomoke, Md.
FOA SALE secondhand Ford
Touring Car, in good condition, hav-
ing lust been overhauled. Will sell
cheap or will exchange for pair of
good work horses. Apply to the Wol-
cester Democrat office. J-29-3t
NOTICE - Upnolstcring, cabinet
work and furniture repaired. Picture
and mirror frames. old mirrors re-
silvered, painting and paper hanging
Material furnished. Business Address
214 Laurel street; residence 706 Sec
ond street.
FURNITURE FOR SALE-I have
a lot of household furniture | will dis
pose of at moderate prices to quick
buyers. If interested call at my home
on Market street and inspect the
same.
EMMA w. LUCAS.
FOR SALE = Ampliphone Phono-
graph Cabinet style, large size, used
very slightly. Plays any record. Also
have twenty records for sale. Will
sell at sacrifice. Apply to Mrs.
Earl Halstead, Pocomoke City, Nd,
r. D. 3, Box 115. J-22-2t. pd.
Timothy Hay and Mixed, Seed
Oats, Bran, Middlings, Chick Feeds,
Oyster Shells, Beef Scrap, Ryde's
Calf Meal, 6x8 Glass and all Field
Seeds in stock. Hay by the car a
specially. Will take your fowls in ex
change at the highest price.
N. DAVIS & SONS.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
Xmas Entertainment
Draws Large Crowd

The Christmas entertainment
Which was held at Hosier Memorial
church. Fishing Creek, Monday
evening, January 3rd. under the
management of Miss Naomi Tolley,
-drs. Eva Cannon and Mr.. Jack Nc
Glaughlin. superintendent Of the
Sunday School, was a great success.
Miss Naomi Tolley. organist had
charg' OF the music program and
with her untiring efforts a perform
ance tip-top in every respect was
given. The hit of the evening was
a trio: We Gather Today" render
ed by Miss Toiley, soprano: Mrs.
Katie Dean, alto and MIR. Allie Sim
mons, tenor. This number held the
audience spell-bound. The children,
90. did unusually well both in music
and recitations, The program was
100 lengthy for en- cores.
Rev. R. R. Burnette, made BRIEF
alt aAlightful address which was
greatly appreciated.
: t.fs1i5ga5,s santa crE1s D7san
losed the program, this dialogue,
ike the other numbers. being great !
y enjoyed. After the dialogue MIR.
lack McGlaughlin, Jr., as Santa
Claus. gave out the Sunday School
.reat with presents for the officers
nd candy. etc. for the children.
The church was beautifully deeorat-
ID for the occasion. s -,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

and we have to r'ake contracts In
July
Barney said Il representative Of the
Philadelphia Goal .'olapf ny, headed by
Colonel WcntZ. called IN him Septem-
ber II and desired some Of the busi-
ness WtutZ recently told the COM
mtttt he had purchased $4,000 tons
Iur the army at an average Of Sll 80
Il ton.
Il went 10 that ,pmrany iirsl." Bar
nry said, and drew up form of con
trace by which the WertZ company be-
came an agent Tor the army 10 pur-
chase lG5,UOU tons III a price not to
exceed %ll.-u u ton rnr cunIui uisSlon
Ol 10 cents
There VAS ais" 4 vel bal agreement
thar the agent was NOT TO charge more
than the price prevs ling in the locali-
~ where the coil rs actually Secur-
ed
The witness said. .hrLugh he Wentz
company and other brokers, T63, ,252
tons Of bIiuminous ,nul was bought in
open market At an average NJ 81. l.
+. o. j.. mines. While anthracite was
obtained al $7.76. The average actu-
nlly paid the Wcntz company, he said,
WAS S9.59, some deliveries being mnde
iii November At 81 ton.
we got our coal 1T least Sc Ter
cent below prices other people were
paying al the time the officer said.
Chairman Calder ..1lied attention I"
testimony that tn Pennsylvania mines
were producing coal tt $50 TON in
September.
WHO got tile difference when you
were paving SO N m"re?' he asked
Il don't know" said Barney.
Th, NitEesS said Vent had reduc-
ed his commission from 50 cents :"
- cents on later Shipments, because
III" nricc ~ coal nad dropped s"
mach"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
rALBOTT DENMEAD
TAKES UP new WORK
;egins Duties OF Deputy Chief Game
Warden OF biological Survey A,
Washington.

Talbot Denmead, former ChieI
)eputy Game Warden of Maryland
Ill assume his duties in Washing
on today as Deputy Chief Dame
Warden of the Biological Survey OF
he Department or Agriculture to
which position he was recently ap-
pointed.
Mr. Denmeat's work Will be Of
egal nature and he will serve di-
ectly under Chief Game Warden
ieorge \. LaWler. His appointment
s a recognition OF his knowledge of
he legal phases OF game conserva-
ION of which he has made a partic-
liar study. During his connection
Sith the Maryland department, he
lraftod the Statewide Hunting
license law which was passed by the
legislature III 1908. ~
He also assisted in the passage OF
he Federal Migratory Bird law ano /
he bird treaty with Great Britain |
nd Canada.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
-4orse Thief Repents.

Raleigh, y. e.. Jan. Ga pang "f
conscience. more than half century
overdue. netted w. &. Nanny, of Ruth
rrford county, Sl35. y leteer, regis
tered from Tennessee, contained the
money ami the sta, aIncnt that the re
pehtunt horse thief who sent il, had
sold a horse stolen from Nanny's
father-in-law in 1851 tor the amount
transmitted.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
SENATE Will END
COUCINC IN COAL
Collection Of Fuel Cost Data
is Proposed
BARNEY STILL ON STAND
Colonel Tells How Government Was
Forced TO Pay Profit Of Sc
Ton

Washington. Jan. 1.--Culnplete pub
Gcity IF official cuSA cost data. 10 be
collected tiroue" the federal trade
commission as rieanS Of keeping
down charges tt-E)nsumefs, will be
proposed ny the >eaate reconstruction
,"Etn!ttee as the result OF its inrcsti.
cations Int" the coal situation. il was
>,tid hy Chairman Calder.
The committees III tes;ign.inn WAS
continued with Lieutenant Colonel J.
g. Barney. army H:iicer in charge of
II" war department procurement hiris-
i"h. explaining the difficulties which
confronted the army in securing $50
difficulties. h" Said. liz ally caused the
secretary uf wss>-:n order supplies
bought for curr. IT use in the "pri
market. though prices ran NJ 10 SIC
!, G"n and 1t deficit o1 Sl3.(hbi.MO III
Qu,aTtermaSter approximations might be
caused
The average price ot ,oul bought or
rh@ market during september uhnl De
E,,|,cr. Colonel Barnr'T said, WAS littl,
over 81. which was i,sS>, he declared
tt,In utheT runsuHlVlS paid 81 NhA;
jllu". The secretary ot wan had dt'
,idr' a&aln<, A policy -; c"ntmande"r
n2. he added, he;tusc hr feared il
could increase The price Ia the ruh
-.
Colonel -. l.. W"htz. president u!
la. National Association. WAS m"n,inn
"a by the army officer as one OF th:>
Purchasing agents al,!" tntcd tn i"l.
1ci The supply and ne will testify to-
day at his own re4ue3:.
Barney described difficulties en-
c"untrred in obtniutag supplies. Only
three bids. for t"ral of 1900 t"nS
were received, he lid, when the dc
partment advertised tor l.U0O,O"l TON
inr the eastern departments last July
i The prices ranged from S4.ju IL
- 10 n ton :lnu since bidders hat Of
ferrd 10 supply coal In the west and
on the Pacific coast :or as little as
$40 a ton the eastern bids were re-
jecteu.
Asked ii mine operators ''discrimi-
mated" against the government. the
witness said no." ::n6 added:
The government does not buy its
coal in a business-like way. The law
does not allow US TO contract In March
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
Letters OF Gratitude

Eloquent language ana illCstra-
] ons in advertising may appeal to
hany, but after all it is the hon.ely
Encere letters from women, aver
lowing with heartfelt gratitude for
fealth restored by Lydia +. Pink
sam's Vegetable Compound. that
bnvince other suffering women tnat
Hheer is a medicine that will help
hem also. Many such letters are
Icing published in this paper from
ay to day. and il is to any woman ,
Sdvantage- who suffers from lemaie
SIlments In any form 20 give his od
ini6n 6naSanGot and herb remedy 4
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
AmIOmohile Bus TO CIaIb0rne

Starting tomorrow ArGay. Dec.
18th l Will run a bus to Claiborne
Wednesday and Friday OF each week
to connect with the Afternoon boat
from Claiborne to Annapolis, bus
leaving at 4:30 P. NJ. This Drs will
bring passengers from Ga. crne to
Cambridge. Fare 50 81. LONlE
SL4CUM, Phone SOS lZ-l6-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
Piles Cured In . to II Days

Druggists refund money II PAzO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles.
instantly relieves Itching Piles. and
you lan get restful sleep after first
Jplication. so cents.--AGy. =
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
Widows and widowers Form Club.

Columbus, O., Jan, 1.-THE Widow
crs' and Widows Social Club Of Guy
ahoga county, through Representative
Charles Brecner, Cleveland. filed ar.
iicles of incorporation witt he sec-
raIarN Of state.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
lumOr From "Help
Nanted---M Column

Presumably all adlets Ill the "helE
Eanted-male" columns Of our news
dpers are bonatide items expressing
eeds for men workers. When per
Jns advertise for help they usual.
ave a serious purpose prompting
Ieir action. But, there are som,
iceptions which prove the rule
cry often little mistakes in wording
and punctuation make Would-oe
rious ads quite coulcal. Remem-
IT how the audience at the movie
leatre laughed and applauded the
Lst time you saw one OF these funny
ds on the screen in Topics Of the
ay' films?- The Banner has found
le following ad-laughs in help
.anted- male" columns and feels
ure thaF they will ticki" the risibles
our readers:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
FOR SALE

FOR sALE:-Seven passenger tour
ing car, 1914 model. Price very rea-
sonable. Apply WAI. y. ANDREWS,
20 High street. Cambridge, Md: 5-3t
FOR sALE:-Twenty-fi pure-bred
single comb leghorn pullets, now lay
ing, overstocked. 4. SHEPHERD
BAYLY. 1I5-3t
FOR SALE:-One Mission suite,
spring cot, ardrobe, chiffonier and
REFRIGERATOR, apply lie Cedar street.
1881
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

FOR SALEt-SeVen room dwelling
with three acres Of land, Oakley streeI
extended.
Store and dwelling with vacant lot
attached, Choptank avenue.
Six room dwelling, West End Ave,
Seven room dwelling, store build
ing and 7acant lot attached, Linden
Avenue.
Besides several other residences in
different sections OF Cambridge also
several farms. Apply to
w. 8. HOODINOTT.
Phones 2S and 41S-W Cambridsa Nd
l0-l3-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

,
aud Will be the largest in the Uniteo
States.
s. This plant will be capable ~ hand
ling 1000 900 bushels Of shells :.
season A silo attached to it, lntC
which the crushed shells Is o be
blown. is so feet in diameter, 65
feet overall In height aud when COM
p,eted will hold from 1S.0H" 70 20,-
0l0 IONS of the feed.
This feed is being used in all parts
OF the civilized world, one plant hAN.
irg received only I few days ago An
order FROM England for several
hundred thousands Of tons,
Conditions Favor Oysters
Climatic and other conditions IL
MARYLAND make this State one of the
few where oysters can be produe'e-
for market. Connecticut and SON,
OF the other New England States sen
nere for seed oysters score or NOR
years ago and planted their want.
successfully, now being active com
pIatitors in this business. On th'
other hand, some other States. in
.luding California, have been unabl'
rb produce the bivalVe. This is al
sd true regarding some of the Euro
MEAN countries. The result is tha,
CIristield and other Maryland points
ate shipping to the Western section
OF America and European cities.
| Shipping from this point includes
ONLY the shucked oysters with ice
pAacking around the can. The her
ndetically sealed canned oysters,
k1own as coves, are put up in some
sthctions of the State but not in trlS-
iii eld.
Tin Can Industry Starts
1 AS 4 result of this business an
other industry has opened in Girls
6Ild, that of making tin cans. The
Can Company here vii
,Gtal 100000 cans as the result OF
itks years work. II may be seer
| kat the continued production of oys
I e&rs on large scale is of great i'm
n Sortance to many industries and di'
r,Aactly affects thousands OF Maryiant
q Atizens. The oystermen who are
l. boxing forward a few Snars show
n 10 little concern over thS necessity
oil early action in havingS sufficient
n humber of shells restOrS to the
MI Nater and it is with this hought in
N lind that some of them are already
p bnsidering ways of insurlng such a
N @easure receiving early and favor
a + bic action at the next session Of The
S8tate Legislature. r. \. W.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

WANTED: Man 10 look after gar
en- milk a COW with a good voice
lccust omed to sing in the choir.
--ConneCticut Country.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

Soft And Hard Coal For Sale
Just received a car of extra nice
soft coal also hard coal. OREM 4
WINTERBOTTOM, Phone No. 8.
l2-11- limo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
" AiNTE!)
LOST

oST.--r-77- --,--70--I- 1,1T 7Tcen
Lee Smiths store and Post ONCE. part
OF fountain pen. Finder please re-
turn to this office, 1877
LOST:-PaiI ladies tan walking
gloves and pocket book. Sunday night
bet cen Muir street and Stone Bound
airy road Finder please return to w.
II. MERRICk'S STORE. lost
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

WANTED: Man who can run ear
Ind wife.
American Medical Journel
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06
OYSTER MENACE SEEN
IN new use FOR SHELLS
Latter. Formerly Almost Worthless,
Now Valuable As Ingredient For
Chick Feed. Return To Waters
Is Urged.

Crisfield. Nd, Jan. 2.--Bills de-
signed TO aid in the propagation OF
! oysters probably will be introduced
at the next session of TIE Maryland
legislature at the instigation Of Oys-
I termen % this State. Le;-uIng pack
! ers hera declare that steps must be
I .aken to provide for The return OF I
certain amount Of 1ystcr shells into
: the waters hereabouts ii the biEaive
! is 10 'OltilCe lis existence.
!; Men in the oyster business appear
be nearly unanimous that some
Royster shells should be restored TO
hthe beds Of the bays and salt rivels,
lin order that the young oysters have
"a kase 10 which TO attach themselves
Oysters 3rin@ Millions
! Millions OF dollars are ""alIIed
from the salv II oysters from this
State each year and lesening Of the
Sprot u>.,on would De felt in many
|. sections il is pointed Out IL the
. Grisfeld Iistrict alone tnlS season it
is anticipated tAat the 3iHI viii
..each 3early $4,Uo0,G1l.
This is apart from lin amount of
sl1oner TO b. received FROM the sale
4 th' shells ia, their II ~ .nrm.
.:iale e these will prrI,2bl! net abJui
i:5. 900 whi1r thos" Who manu-
Eactuic the shells int, chicken feed
,.and commercial fertilizer XIII real
.Ze several tines his omohrt from
i;1eT sales. it is predict"H
I In fact that o"steY smells now
nave commercial value Gyralel
i.:tma il former years add. 10 tn,
zlToE!e III OF resi- Orlng hos" .ntils 20
he WaIerS Wnn!a Oy ser aare fOC, d.
Il tider that tbs MAJ be done, il
;Tlil re necessary :. The Stat:' 10 buy
<'t'h nells as i IS dee .,-,i necessary
and TO replant these. Money for
his purpose may be obtained
through the placing OF tax on oys-
ters in adGitio: 10 the OF which al
teady prevails II is said. # tits is
ennc. however the oysIermen vii
hrohIh,E insist mat the new TAX o,
1"rOE exclusively to III" putrbaE'
s',> - tie ,t.sI lia'I"ti TO lht
water. The present tax is used to
yard the maintenance OF the Star
Conservation Commission.
Shells Used On Roads
I Oyster shells we're used d few
years ago only for road -mahiug. rht
Saell road beng regarded Is one VI
t;ie finest types obtainahle 1T thai
tine. The demand fer shells wa.
.o% and the dealet.s Were tlad 10 dis
pose of them al one-quarter OF a
cent a bushel. Now. however, il
has been found that by grinding the
shells and mixing a few ingredients
iii excellent chicken feed IS formed.
which aids in the production OF eggs
The demand for this food has Iu-
creased rapidly and with it has come
q steady increase in The amount
hich can be obtained for shells, the
e-:rrent figure being five cents
e'tshel with prospects OF an increase
IN the future. Shell grinding plants
Ave been erected at several points.
Cile now in course of construction
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

WANTED: Fifty brick layers;
highest wages plenty of parking
pace for automobiles.
Now York Daily News
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

Fake Groves LANATlN L 8ktMt
JUlNINE tablets The genuine
Iears the signatur" OF + ~. Grove.
80 cents Adv. -
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

WANTED: Minister of the Gospel
or lumber camp. Must he good
crap player.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

e.taa .lI' 80 siro j., tho choir
Connacticnt Country
,ie,host ua1as nlantv of marking
100 ro,. outomohilos
Nv. yorl, poiIv Eavs
w, ,>1,ED. minister. of rho Gosnel
~, l,n,her camn Unst he - ,,ood
.,Ian I,ln1er
Winniner Canada Telegram.
irst-class norter: room furnished; al
q chan,bermaids
Providence Journal.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-06

WANTED: Bookkeaper and aSSiS-
ant 20 Club manager.
Meriden Conn Record.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
IRE Record

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Ess- Na1xsos lssr@st-
IL sss.o,sei sooei-- i-skrs' :, q
<lf fs9s' stT'n sss~es. 1oer
a. o.. - r rsExsSsrrzs
hFf5ofys : ys-o.~ rs
<,s9T'z. Taeso+ shsssy. uE~
"a ..-@,- T0fxf
Horroa STREET. u.
k4s. - - -'s'k .stsa -....>.-...-' '1ries17.
n t$zFa GsYs-gt.
~ sssf.ss s@rknD DHn.--e...-., r nix rss,syr
= J. Yes, zz6 ffs1et.
klS-.ex *g,h rfSft@rs. ..-......., 81. = III ss1syr
sS9sfeN Street Yoess~
fxx H&sser g:re~ ts,sse,ss<v.-,
iyfst an. street. NJ. o,
fZ..,t.. .-.,-..-., 3. = re- 10 ~
k3k.~sxs sy<f<< -~.s.- - ~ 4; m fss,s1
x. y. East isiss ssfees. uU+
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New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Pleecker Street Building
Conxeyed 10 Holding COnpany

Bennet Gordon, Who recently 40
zired title 20 -ks eig1t-story building
ll00 Bleecksr Street, - 20. Win A.
-' 20 l97 Mercer STREE, II hvc-sto~y
faiicing, 2ox72, haA can, ved ne prog
Frv 70 the L.onzyr Holding CoTpora-
-on. A L Kramer, + !. Sic1el and
Z T. Frenund, ircorporsto1s-
+ Jacob Kaufman -rScld To Harry Ko-
,sEsky the one-ssory ron works at 495
Eater St-ee-, 24x15O, through TO South
SS.,eet
| Cathsrine / ireland sold to Joseph
Irc Harry Sterr the two-stpry garage
tAi Eas. NInetJ-<oar-h Street, 2o-3x
tl0A
JOIN Il Eano-zn sold ~ Margaret
II and Elizabeth T Motley tire piot,
I..x2c0, r111-ai1g through frvrn 1920 to
I.'Sd Street. 100 fee- cast of Braohu uras
ATenae.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06

!Uffices for TIayti Consul

al lIankoos- s-nsta {: Co leas-d n thn
'rss'ty 51i.alng. z. tse rcr- vezt cor
= SulI1ng. IL the ns-~Lncas. cnr-
F-css 10 ne cerz1l General G. lay
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
High Twelve Club Gets Option
On Rector 81. Corner Buildina

An option to purchase tho three
story building at q Rector Street,
southwest corner OF Trinity Place, for