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The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-20

eccentric type, with bit of talk for good measure but if there is any difference in his expressiveness he is more expressive with his feet than with his verbiage.
 The Two Sternards, who are known as Americas s Premiere Xylophonists, will open the show. They are ranked with the greatest players on this instrument, re- gardless of their nationality. They have the technical ability, fire and the temper ament so essential for this difficult instru- ment
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-20
LEADERS WANT NO
 PORK BARREL BILL

Washington, May 2O.-House leaders have decided to turn deaf ear to pleas for passage at this session of a rivers and harT1ors bill. Representative Monde1l, the Republican leader, announced that i'll the interests of economy no new author1za- tior for river Improvements woul be O1ed
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-20
MAY LIMIT BANKS.

St. Paul, Minn., May 2o.-The state supreme court has ruled that the state securities commission may curta1l the of banks in given locality. The decision will be convenient m checking the establishment ot co-op- crativc banks by farmers and work CTS. The Nebraska legislature recent lv passed a law along the same lines.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-20

THIS is what w. c. Lee National Head of the Brother hood of Railway Tranmen, says of the plan in Dayton
 I have personally investigated how the city manager plan has worked out in Dayton. have asked railroad men about it. don't see how any railroad oppose the plan after Investigating it. I'm for the city manager plan because it makes possible the elimination of politics from public business and that better government and lower taxes"
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-20
CAR FARES TOO HIGH.

stroyed short haul traffic, said a street car official testifying before the state board of conciliation and arbitration
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-20

YOU, as a voter of New Haven, will say wheth- CT your city shall have the city-manager p m of government not.
 It is of vital interest to you to know what that plan stands for
 Under it the business of your city will be handled by trained executive whose sole job to it's affairs you would your busness-tO get the most results at the least cost.
 That man will be appointed by YOUR Board of Drec- council of nine chosen by YOUR ballot and sub ject at all times to YOUR recall. Any voter of New Haven may become member of this council Thus the city-manager plan will make your govern ment responsive to your wishesmOre truly demo- cratic Your city manager may be removed on short notice by council which is constantly responsive to your wish because you hold the power of recall. In other cities the ymanager plan has meant highly efficient government with reduced tax rates.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31
TAKE SALTS To
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat Ir You Feel BACK
acby or Have Bladder
TroubIe

Meat forms uric acid which OK.
cites and overworks the kidneys IN
their efforts TO filter II from the
system. Regular eaters OF meat must
flush tho kldncys occasionally. You
must relieve them liko you relieve
your bowels; removing all tho aclds
waste and poison. else you feel n dull
misery In the kidney region. sharp
pains In tho back or sick headache,
dizziness, your stomach sours. tongue
IN coated and when the weather Is
bad you have rheumatic twlngos. Tho
urine IN cloudy, full OF sediment: the
channels ofton got irrItntod, obliging
you To got up two or threo times dur
Ing tho night.
To noutralizo these Irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous
waste get about four ounces OF Jad
Salts from any pharmacy: tako a
tablespoonful In n glass OF water be-
foro breakfast for fow days and
your kidneys will then act fino and
bladder disorders disappear. This fa-
nous salts In made from tho acid OF
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with lithia. and has been used Cor
generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder ir-
ritation. Jad Salts Is inexpensive:
harmless and makes a delightful Of
forvescent lithia-water drink which
millions OF men and women take now
and then. thus avoiding serious kid
ney and bladder disoases.--Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmothcr's Recipe TO
Bring Back Color and
Listrc 20 Hair

That beautiful, even shade by
dark, glossy hair can only be had by
brewing a mixture OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur. Your hair is your charm.
II makes or mars the face. When IL
fades, turn gray or streaked, Just an
application or two OF Sage and Sui
phur enhances It's appearance a hum
dredfold.
Don't bother TO prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready to use. II is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lus-
tire OF your hair.
Everybody uses 'wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" now because IL
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell II has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with IL and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
n time; by morning the gray hair
has disappeared, and after another
application II becomes beautifully
dark and appears glossy and lus-
trous.-Ady.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31
NOTICE OF SALE, TWO STRAY
MARES AND COLT

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at the postoffice at Wor-
den, klamath County, Oregon. VIII
sell to highest bidder for cash. Sale
Feb. IL, at 1880 .. m, TO pay for
feed, posting, advertising, selling and
justice fees for docket. One black
mare. white strip in face, branded
heart on left sholder, age about 4
years, weight about 1850 pounds,
with colt about 3 months old, color
buckskin.
One bay mare, white strip on face,
branded heart on left sholder, age
about yearB old. weight about 100
pounds.
B. II. HoGEvoLL
27-10 Worden, Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31

pole has disappeared from the
streets.
The Chinaman has not departed
from Butte. however. He merely has
prospered and TO some extent, chang
cd his environment and appearance.
The pig tail disappeared with the fall
of the Manchu dynasty and the sub
sequent proclamation OF the Chinese
republic. The wash baskets on the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31

pole have been succeeded by automo-
bile delivery wagons and the old ram
shackle buildings have been replaced
with ones OF brick. Two brick hotel
buildings and many other store
buildings now are the property OF
Butte Chinese who washed clothes
or peddled vegetables about the
Butte streets not so many years ago.
There are in Butte today, accord
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31
Buffe's Chinatown
Has Adopted All
The Modern Methods

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 31.-The
Chinatown OF Butte with It's shncks
and delapidated ono-story buildings,
It's picturesque joss house and It's
aggregation OF pig-tailed, wide
bloused MongoiInns has passed into
history. The pcrspirIng coolie with
his two baskets Of laundry suspend
cd from the two ends OF his shoulder
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31
SHI,INERS' DEDICATION

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 31.-Ellis
Lewis Garretson, OF Tacoma, Wn.,
Imperial Potentate Of the order OF
the Mystic Shrine is expected to at
tend the dedication ceremonies of the
new Algeria shrine temple here APP
rIl 8. Members OF the imperial dlvan
OF the order also are expected to
come TO Helena.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31

Ing to city records, no less than 20
Chinese laundries and the majority
OF these II is declared, have automo-
bile delivery wagons. There are also
no less than dozen Chinese res
taurants In Butte and scores OF Chin
ese are engaged in other business
pursuits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-31

Select your tires sc-
cordin6 TO fhe roads
they have TO travel:
In sandy or hiliy coun-
try. wherever the going
10 apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Hobby.
For ordinary country
roads--The u. s. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels -
The u. S. Plain.
For best resuits
everywhere-U. Q.
Royal Cords.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
rIEcrInN NorIcE

10Th T.. De. 18th ST.. Sd ave-. E. 18th
aosh r. DE. sad st.. Sd ave-. E. 18th
st., Irvis pi.. line tlirous ';ramer'
Park from the corner Of Z. goth St. and
irving pl. to the corner Of E. sist st. and
Lexington ave-. and Lexington ave.
2lst e. DE. 22d st., Lexington ave., a
une through Gramercy Park from the cor
serr er or ist T. and sssn ave- 70 pvin ine
pi.. e. iith ST.. Union Square East and 4th
22d r. DE. aoth ST.. Madison ave-. e;
10Th ST.. Attn ave.. Union rq.. E. 1ith st. and
9th ave-
23d e. DIV. 10th ST.. 9th ave-. W. 18th
st.. nh ave. W. iath q. and 9TH ave; .o..
2lth r. DIV. 10Th ST., 9th ave., w. 20th
st..s5th ave-. w. 18th ST.. 9Th ave.. w. 10th
81 and Ith ave.
"7tn E. ID. Wv. 2sth ST.. 9th ave-. w. e,th
81, 5tA G-'c., - 10th ST.. 9th ave.. w. 18Th
st. and 7th ave.
2sth e. DIV 3oth ST.. 9th ave-. W. a1s.
ST.. 5th ave-. w. 25th ST.. 9th ave.. w. 26th
9th e. DIV. ssth ST.. 9Th ave-. W. ssth
at. 18th ave-, w. 3l5t ST.. 9th ave-, w. Both
ST and 7th ave.
2sth e. DE. 35th ct, Park ave-: 4th
and 18th ave-
Goth e. De a1st ST.. Lexington ave.. Il.
20 ct. and fth ave-
Both L. DE 37tb ST.. Lexington ave.. z.
3lst ST.. 4th ave. and Park ave.
31st +: DE. 37th st.. Sd ave.. e. 54th
81. and Lexington ave.
s2d. f. DE. 4oth ST.. Sd ave.. e. s7th st.
and Lexington ave.
80 q De 10th st:, Lexington ave. E'
9th st, 4tn ave. and Park ave.
24th T. De. 42d ST., Park ave-. r. 35tii
St. Madison ave. =; ssth ct. and 5tt ave- o., ),
Both f.. DIV. 42d ST.. 9Th ave.. u. 36th
: ST.. Madison ave.. Z. 35th ST.. W. 3ath 81.
and 9th ave.
Both f. DIV. 4Ist st.. 9Th ave-. w. 3Sth
st. and 7th ave.
37th Z. D.-W. 4otr st.. 7th ave.. w. a7th
st. and sth ave.
3sth e. DIV. 43d st.. 7th ave-, w. 40th
81. and 9Th ave.
33th r. DIV 47th ST., 9th ave., W. Ais,
st.. 18th ave and Broadway
10th Z. DIV. 46th St.. 5th ave.. W. 43d
st and eth ave.
41st r. DIV. 43d St. 9Th ave.. r. 18th
St, Madison ave-. Z. 49th ST.. Park ave, E.
42d st.. w 42d st. and 9th ave.
42d z. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
OF 9th ave. and w. 10th st. to the corner OF
at. and 9th ave.
43d e. DIV 5Sd st., 5th ave., n diagonal
line from the corner OF 5th ave. and W. 18th
st. to the corner of 9th ave. and w. 5oth st.
and 9th ave.
at. and 7th ave.
45th 2: DIV. 4sth St. 7th ave.. w. 44th
st. and 9th ave.
4oth e. DIV. 52d ST.. Broadway, ". SD
It,. lth ave-. w. 49th st. and 9Th ave.
4Ith DIV. 5ath st., 7th ave., w. SD
IT,. Broadway W. SD st. and sth ave.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Tweifsh Assembly District.

- =. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
c{M ay. and II. 20th ST. to the corner Of I'd
ave and Il. 10Th ST.. 2d ave-. Il. 18th ST. and
ID ave.
od y. D.--A diagonal line from tho corner
Of % ave- and II. 18th ct. TO the corner of LIST
ave and r. 18th ST.. Let ave. e. 10th st. and
cd evr. -
X and r.. 18TH ST. 20 the corner m list
Az n 10Th St, fst ave-. and diagonal
line ming from the corner OF 1ft ave. and
E' lttn 81. TO the corner Of I'd ave. and T..
sih E. DE. 10th st.. Avenue A. E i7th
5th p. DIN. 22d ST.. Fest RI - 18th
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

35th z. De. iiith ST.. Lexington ave. Y.
fl5th vt. and Park ave.
36th r. DE. 11Tth ST.. Sd ave. r. iieth
ST.. 2d ave-. r. 115th ST. and Lexington ave.
37th L. De. 11sth st.. "a ave.. T. ii6th
81. and Sd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

agonai line from tie corner OF g. 92d 81.
and ist ave. to the corner OF e. 93d st. and
Cd av.
47th e. DE. oath st.. LIST ave.. e. s3d ST..
I'd ave-, E. 9lst 81. and Sd ave.
4sth Z. DE. s5th st.. I'd e. s6th st..
East River. r. oath st. and Sd ave.
10Th +. De. 9th ST.. I'd ave.. e. 95th st.
and Sd ave.
50th E. DE. ssth ST.. I'd ave.. e. esth ST..
East River. e. 96th ST.. I'd ave.. e. s7th st.
and Sd ave.
5ist e. DE. tooth st.. % ave.. u. 18th st.
aud Sd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Esshseessh Assembly District.

4
ia z. p.--A eisgonal llns from the corner
ncr of " oist ~. and 30 ave-. "a ave. y.
seth q. ard t.lAlurton ave.
"a v. p-A diagonal Tire from tho corner
n v pea ct, a1d Lexington ave. to the cor
nrr of Y. Glst a. and 81 ave-. thence q
flaEsasi iin. from there 20 the corn.I % y
| 10th a. and L9Ar.gton ave. and Lexington
~ v. DE. fsa st. 81 sv,., a diaConsl
sve so she eorssr ~ g. sga st. and Lexington
ave. and Lexington sse.
sth a. p.--A aiAsenal Iins from the corner
ssrasr s 4 AR ss ss Tf,sa y ave. 's * ave. 70 '
eaa -. ana Lexington Az.
ssh =. D.-E. .sih - p az, . ei.s.psI q
ave-. 20 ihe ros .seT % o. psth u. ard La
| inrton ave-. and flrxinGter ave.
6ih n. p-E. s.th 81. % ave. Il. seth -.
10 y D.-E esih ss.. rssinsson ave. r,
sen q ans rark s~.
on " D.-E. resh St. Lesiarioa ave. E.
n7th ~ and rsrs ave
s.S ~ - ana rsrs ave.
iitb 4 D--E' ioisi a.. "a ave, E, po,h -.
ard i.rxington ave. -
81, Ess' River. u essh a.. 20 sy.. Y. ioo'h
s. and 30 av.
is,h E. DE. iessh St. ras, River. "
s .. - ns ave-, ,o sa lSi o5rr = y !. sss sSS
sns y. ieaa 81 20 mo Oornsr q 80 ave. and
i.sS v b.--A a,agsaai lire from me eOrn-r
of 4. loan 81. ana sa svp. - - corner 81 =
iosd -. and "a ave. 20 ave. d iois' a. and
is's Y DE. ioaa st.. Sd ave. Z. ioi'i
~. ana Lssine,pn ave, -.
is,h =. De. io.,h -, - sy. iosd
ici'h 81. ara fring'on ave
isih q. D.-E. Ie.,h ~. "a avs., 2. io1,h
e., lat ave- les'A st. tAs' Mssf'
Isih q. De. ioslh o.. % ave. n. iossh
a. sne i.sinftos sss ,,. r
iesih Of. ana pare ave.
| si- v. p.-A aiaxonai iins frssn me sorner
Of issis q, sns Lsslas'sa ave. 70 "
ras 2. p.-E. icsh a.. % ave. x ios'h
,ts "a Ps e.. ,les u. S.,s s.s'. - !. ave- ss.
ss,s Z Z. p.-E iicsh 81, "a svy.. s,sscr.i
n' 20 's n. 'es esrsr ssr"s y sassa ss % avs sns
i0s,n -. v. iosih q. and fsrs ave.
2slh q. DE-. ian a.. LsriAgioa ave.
ssih 3. p,-E. iisis ss.. % ave. 4. iioih
fsih v, D.-E' iisih s.. % ave. Il. lion
sssh a. DE-. rsh ... "a ave. ". us,h
rs., q diagonal lins from the corner % y
I iisth at. and "a ave-. " ii2th -. and Lsx-
ington ave.
oath v. D.-A diagonal nas from ,hs cor.
ner Of "a ave. and y. if2th ~ 20 the corner
OF "a ave. and ~ ft3th a.. v. ii3th a.. o.,
| ave. and r.. ii9ih 81.
sosh r.. DE. fifth 81. Harlem River. p.
iiOsh ST.. "a ave-. y ii2th %. and ist ave.
Including Wards Island.
sist Y. DE. fisth 81. fs, ave-. Y. ii5,h
st and % ave.
| itsfh ~. and "a ave.
asa ". D.--A diaronai line from the corner
OF Lexington ave and u. fitth at. % the
| corner of ID ave. and " ifs,h ~. r. tlssh
| ST., I'd ave. and Z. fi4th 81.
| from the corner Of n. ft5th 81. and - ave.
| 20 the corner Of z. ft4th st. and Lexington
ave-. Lexington ave-. Y. ffsh 81. and Par'
avc.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Eancruo~ NOTICE.

af fth ave. Ann ". i4sth ST.. w. i4eth ST..
ilAriefn River and W. iisth ST.
t1d y. DIV iIsfh ST Harlem River
", lflil ~. and efh ave.
ffth y. DIV i4sth ST.. sth ave-. W..
if'fh .. and Colonial parkway.
go y DIV, lf7fh ST.. Harlem Rivers
" ifffh ~. ard Sth ave.
tafh n DIV i+sth 81, Harlem River. w.
itsh g.. and a dlasonal line from the cor
uff - T.h ave and w. l45fh st. to tho
corncr 81 sth ave. and ". is6th IT.
fifh y. b.-A diagonal line from the cor
rEr ~ -fn ave. and w. li6th ST. TO tha
eernsr ef TN ave. and w. ii5th st.. w.
fffn ~. ard sth ave.
asa ~ DIV. issth ST.. Harlem River,
W fff'h m. ard sfh ave.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

Both r. D.-A diagonal iiue from the corner
OF Avenue and Y. s1th -. 20 The corner %
East End ave. and =. ssth a.. East Erd
ave. a diagonal line from the corner Of ~
s1th ST. and Eas; End ave. 70 the corner %
T. Seth 81. and Avenue A. and Avruus a.
sist e. D.--A diagonal line from ths coruer
OF ist ave. and Y; s5th q 20 ihs corner %
Avenue A and q ssh 81, Ssh - dlag.
and r. ss,h 81. 20 the cornsr of Ayenus
and Z. sIth St. ans v s5th ~.
a2d Z. De ssih q. a o,esessl ilns frara
corner OF list ave. and T. sIth 81. Y. ssth st.
and 20 ave.
asd e. DE. sIth s,., "a ave. a eisecnal
line from M the ss eornsr s,b sh ~ S ~ q s"s -
sl,b y. D. diagonal lins from IN. CORNER
ner ne e Of ' 3. slth st 81. and II ave-. "a ave, 4.
sith st. and Lexington ave.
35th r. De; ss,h -. "a ave. p s7th 81.
and diagonal lin" from tho corner Of y.
s7th ST. and I'd ave. 20 the corner of r.. ssth
ST. and Lexington ave.
3G.h Z. DE sath ST. DIAGONAL lins from
the corner OF "a ave. and = nth st. 10 tho
corner OF 20 ave. and e. sssh ST. y. ss,h at
and Lexington ave.
s7th r. D.--A diagonal line from IN. corner
Of r. nOth ST. and 50 ave to tire CORNER ~ W.
sa,h st. and I'd ave, 2d ave, diagonal Tine
from the corner OF "a ave. and =. ssth ~ %
the corner OF T.. so;h 81. and I'd ave. and 80
as,h w. DE. seth st.. ir' ave-. 4. ssth ~.
and I'd ave.
sath r.. D.--A diagonal line from the ccr-
, ner Of 2d ave. and r. 10th st. 20 the corner
| of ist ave and y. soth si.. y. s9th ST. and
I'd av.
10th E. DE. n0th St. lat ave. and . 81
aronai line from the corner Of lat ave. and
| ". sath II. to the corner OF I'd ave. and v.
iis, r. De. eo,h st.. Avsnu A. Il. ss,h
t2d y. De Dist st.. Eas, River. East
| End ave, Y. ss,h At. and Avenue a.
a3d y. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
| ~ ". pr n ~ and I'd ave. 20 the corner of Y.
nist st. and ist ave, =. sist ST. Avenuc A
| and Y. Doth st.
sa,h Il. DE. atst st., diagonal tine from
! the corner Of T.. aist 81. and 1st ave. 90 tho
corner of L 10th ~. and I'd ave.. "a ave-. q
| diagonal line from the corner Of I'd ave. ard
| Ir s0th FL 20 TIE corner OF 30 ave. and Z.
4rth Is. D-A dlagonai iine from the corner
| Of ri ord ri. and % ave. 70 the corner OF =.
| o2d st. and ist ave, let ave-. b. sist st. and
sSth r.. De a3d ct, ist ave-. II, e4th ST..
Eas. River, II. eist st.. LIST ave. and a d.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Fifteenth Assembly District.

is, r.. DIV. 62d st.. Central Park West
an% IrGna E n'Mw. ssth st.. 9Th ave.. w se,h ST..
Broadway. w. 55th st.. sth ave. w. o7th St.
'' RI E. Nv. 5eth st.. 7th avo.. W. SO,h st.
ane aab 'iEoI IS p'wk diagonal line from the corner
AZ w. 5otf, st and 7th ave to the corner Of
w hsth ST. and 9th ave 9Th ave.. w. 5sth
S' ;,S S"p e. p.@W 5e,h st.. ssh ave.. W. 5sth
st. and a diagonal Tine from the corner Of
W. ssth ST. ard 9th ave. to the corner OF W.
's,n s,h = d. DE. GOTH ct, Madison ave-, r..
57th ST.. W. 57,h ST.. eth ave-. W. 5sth st.
art Tth ~ =. D.ew. S7.h ST.. e. s7,h s., Madison
s,h p. DIV. seth ST.. 5th ave.. W. s,,h
s 10 pom e tns eornep of %
& itn p. D.-A diagonai line from the corner
W Ssth ct. and eth ave.. 9th ave.. W SGD
st. and 18th ave
10Th F. ,, Nv. S,;h ,;s, St; g s''n st.; -, PARK
W W .sd 1t. and s'h ave.
St, N Madison ave. e. t7,h st.. sth ave-. a Z.
nth r. DE. saith St. Lexington ave-. n.
4o.r and Par'. ave.
18Th E: DE. 18th ST.. Sd ave-. E. 52d st.
IAN v DE yoth st.. Sd ave-. y. 55th n.
and lexington ave.
18th y. DE. 18Th st.. Lexington ave-. e.
sl'h st. and Park ave.
1e,h r p.--T Gn~h ST.. Park ave-, q. 55th
ct. and Madison ave.
i.ih f n.-r. r9d at. Lexington ave-. e.
18Th ~. and pari ave.
1str r De. e9s ~. Madison ave-, r. eed
ST.. Park ave-. y. ef,th at. and 9Th ave.
10Th r., DE. Gath st., Lexington ave r
e2d at. Mad,~or ave-, u. 63d u. and 9Th ave
Goth r. DE. Goth ST.. Sd ave-. q. 50,h St
ara Lexington ave.
.1~, Il. DE. Gsth st.. Madison ave-. r.
9th ct. Lexington ave-. h. cath ST. and
9TH ave.
22d E. DE. roth ST.. Sd ave., e. oetb at.
and Lexington ave.
23d r.. p.-Ce,trai Park West, line across
Central Park from the corner OF w. 7sth st
and Central Park West 20 the corner OF r.
roth ST. and 5th ave-. 9Th ave, Il. 7fst vt !
Lexington ave-. =. 9th st.. Madison ave. Isl
Gsth st. 5th ave. and w. 5Dth 1T.
Gath f. De. 14th st.. Sd ave-, Z. 10th st
and Lexington ave.
2ith r. DE. 7fth ST., Lexington ave.. r.
ave.
2eth u. DE. 1s,h Ct. Madison ave-. n
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Twsn,y-ssrss Assembly District.

fst r. DIV. i3T'h 81. Broadway. w
t3frh Il. and Hudson River.
"a r. Nv. f7Sth st.. broadway, W. f3Tth
Il and Hudson River.
81 ". DIV. fafrh st.. Broadway, w. i3sth
4 ana Hufson River.
am ". DIV fFisf 81, Broadway. w.
tapth st and Hudson River.
sth ". p.--A diagonal line from the corner
OF w. t4ist ". and Broadway 70 tho corner
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-02

ed that Mr.. Glaize has long been
paying taxes on $4,000 assessed
value of the old rink which was de-
stroyed by fire a number of years
ago
Mrs. Mary Baker Hess informed
the council through a member that
she would prefer the city putting
down the sidewalk in front of her
property and that she would pay the
bill.
Attorney Trump. representing
Merle Cox, appeared before the
council to protest against the dump
ing of garbage by Contractor Burk-
hart on two lots in Hill Crest. The
garbage man secured permission
from the present holder of the lots.
ID. B. Kackley. AS their is some
sort of contract between Cox and
Kackley, claimed to have been multi.
fled and as the lots are outside the
city limits, Attorney Trump was in
formed that the council had no au-
thority in the matter
A number of minor matters were
discussed and council adjourned aft
er holding a brief executive ses-
sion
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-02
PERSONALS.

Misses Rebecca and Mary Bell Pot
ter, Of New Galilee, Pa, are visit
ing the Reverend and Mrs. w. H.
Miller, near Bedington,. and other
relatives in the county.
Mr. John Hillsman, of Lynchburg,
Va, has joined Mrs. Hillsman at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ. Williamson, near Spring
Mills, where she has been spending
some time. and they will return
shortly to their home in Lynchburg.
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin M. Miller
and child, of Wilmerding, Pa, have
returned to their home after visit
ing relatives and friends in this
section and near Staunton, Va.
Messr8. A. f. Feltner. DR.. +. G.
Kenney, Edward Newbraugh, J. r.
Mosse, S. S. Felker and E. v Ca
ger were business visitors to Car
lisle Pa, yesterday.
Miss Mary Kirson and brother
Mr.. Dan Kirson, have returned from
trip to New York.
Miss Lizzie McGill, 1000 North
Queen street, who has been critically
i'll for some time, is a little better
today.
DR. and Mrs John L. Daniels, West
King street, have returned from a
months camping trip in New Eng
land
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-02
STRAY DOG CLEAN
Up IS ORDERED BY
The CITY COUNCI
City Fathers Meet In Regular
Session.

The gravity of the mad" dog
question came up before the city
fathers Thursday night when the
regular monthly session was held,
at which all members were present
The mayor was authorized to make
public statement that every one
owning a dog and wishing to keep it
had better tie the animal up for the
officers Will be instructed to cap.
ture any and all stray dogs Own
ers OF pet dogs are warned that if
their pets are accidentally picked
up 1t viii be the fault of the own
ers and not the officers. The an
nouncement that rabies existed with
in short distance of the city, with
the possibility Of one or more in
fected cases here, impelled the coun-
Gil to take such action.
The request of Lawrence Hedges
to EQUIP an automobile display room
at his property, 419 West King
street, and to install two gasoline
and oil service stations was grant
ed.
The abrupt cavities az the inter
section of North Raleigh and West
Martin streets were brought up for
consideration and it was stated the
imparfections would be corrected.
There is danger of wrecking auto
mobiles and motor trucks at this
point.
Fred Glaize. Of Winchester. own
err of the old skating rink property
on South Queen street, sent word to
the council that he would have the
sidewalk elevated. 1t also develop