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The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Manhattan-East Side
ONE ROOM

57th ST., 10 L. 1920.
e. X. Van Wrinkle, 152 w. 72d st.
Irving Pl., II. Studio.
VIM. A. White Sons. 46 Cedar st.
Madison Ave-, 414-418.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. 10 L. 10th g
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Manhattan-West Side
FOUR ROOMS

1921 ST.. 5T3 w.
Apply premises.
23sth ST., $50 w. $40 month up.
r. 1913. 101 Park Av.
Broadway and 0s,h st.
Harry Schiff. Broadway and ests ST.
Broadway, 26l2, 9sth st. 81 800.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 broadway.
Central Park South. SO.
Huberth Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and slst St.
On premises or Bing g. Bling. 110 w. doth st.
Convent Ave-. 270.
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. 72d ST.
Fort Washington Ave-. 65.
Berlin Renting Agency. SssS Broadway.
Fort Washington Ave-, 800.
Berlin Renting Agency, 1888 Broadway.
Fort washington Ave. 1s5th St. $lso-s14o
Apply premises. 9079 Wadsworth.
U Greenwich Village Apartments.
N. G. Vaughan. 81 Greenwich Ave.
Hamilton Pl. 81.
w. Korn. sos 5th Ave.
Hamilton Pl. 100. 500.
Apply premises.
Haven Ave-, 70. $So-$s5.
Chas. S. Kohler, Inc. 142S st. Nicholas Ave.
La Sale St., 126.
Montgomery Av.. 1859. near 10th st.
Nehring Bros, l44l St. Nicholas Av.
Riverside Drive, no.
Paterno Bros. 601 w. 116th St.
Riverside Drive. 15e.h-l57th Sts.. The Riviera.
Sharp g. Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
Riverside Drive, 400.
Thomas J. O'Reilly. Academy 1900
Riverside Dr.. 640-644.
Newmark q Jacobs. 1882 st. Nicholas Av.
Riverside Drive, T50.
J. Refs Co., SS w. zoth St.
Riverside Drive. S35.
Telephone Audubon 1900.
Tiemann Pl., 80. 800.
Arthur L. Shaw. 1882 Broadway.
Vermilyea Av., 11-23.
Jules Nehring. 615 w. 1s1st 6t.
washington Pl.. 81.
Pepe. 40 Washington Square.
Washington Square. Van voorst Apartments.
Apply 12S Waverly Pl.
West End Ave-. 924, 105th st
L. ]. Phillips & Co., 14S w. 72d St.
West End Ave-, 740.
A. II. O'Brien. 2299 Broadway.
West Side Apartments.
Thomas j. O'Reiliy. B'way and 1o9th st.
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Manhattan-West Side
THREE ROOMS

| AAAA~A~- ANOOfsk0
! roth ST., 1873 w.
| Pease Eliman. $40 Madison Ave.
| IT s0th St., 100 w.
Apply premises.
| s0th ST.. 249 W..
Nswmark 4 Jacobs. 1912 ST. Nicholas Ave.
S1st ST., 302 W.
| supt.on premises or L. GA. .Pincus. saw .c0thst.
s1st st.. It's w.
e. c. vogler. Amsterdam Ave. q sea St.
seth St., 3s2 w. $24oo
L. X. Van Wrinkle. 152 w. T2d st.
seth ST.. 347 w. Furnished and unfurni.hed.
1 Apply premises.
sl,h slM,h s. s.. : West; $500 Up; ss.o a
s1th ST.. "a w. :.
Apply premises.
s7th ST.. 130 w. s12o
| Apply premises.
etst ST.. "a w. si.4oo
Murphy. premises.
91st ST. 1916 West End Ave) $685.
| Apply premises.
| G 93d St.. $50 w. Reasonable.
| Apply premises.
| 93d St.. IT'S w. $1,000.
Houghton Co.. 1T4 w. 7cd st.
| 93d St.. 175 w. Kitchenetts, $780,
Houghton Co.. ia W. 72d st.
| e3d ST., ITS w. 1920.
Houghton Co.. ia w. 72d st.
Il e3d ST.. SIT w. $500.
| De Peyster Realty, 90 Pine st.
HUM ST., SU6 w. Batn.
| Fred'k zittel Son. B'way 10th st.
q 1o4th St.. 305 w. $500.
| Apply premises.
iiSS slawsen SON slf Hobbs. % iss sssa M "a sCs g.
| 120th St., 434 w.
Bing & Bing. 119 W. doth ST.
1o0th ST.. IT w. $S5-$13o monthly.
| Shaw, Rockwell 4 Sanford. W. l25th St
| 157th ST.. 522-53O.
Berlin Renting Agency. ssss Broadway.
| i70th ST., T20 w.
chas. s. Kohler. 1426 st. Nicholas Avo.
1921 St., $50 w.
Nehring Bros. st. Nicholas Ave- 4 ls2d st.
1ssth St., 559-565.
T. J. Mcmahon. 1883 st. Nicholas Ave.
1924 ST.. b73 w.
Apply premises.
23sth St.. $50 w. s65 month up.
Room 1913. 101 Park Av.
Broadway. 210o
Direct Realty. 2o3o Broadway.
Broadway. $500.
Ncwmark & Jacobs. 1912 st. Nicholas Av.
Central Park South. 100.
Apply % Z. S9th st.
Central Park West, 300.
Bing & Bing. l19 w. 40th st.
Central Park West and s1st St.
Bing Bing. 11s w. 10th st.
Central Park West, cor. Dist.
| Sharp Co.. 24se Broadway.
Central Park West, 800. corner g2d. $500.
oHdTp q OO., <4c5 DrOduWay.
Central Park South, SO.
Huberth Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Central Park West 91st st. 81, ,300-$2,7o
Sharp Co.. 2489 Broadway.
Central Park West and Ssth st. S2.100 up.
w. +. Ingold, premises.
Riverside Drive, 1888.
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc, B'way & S0th st.
Riverside Drive, 1856.
| Wood, Dolson Co., Inc. B'way 4 s0th st.
Riverside Drive, 71O.
Paterno Bros, 60t w. 115th St.
Riverside Drive. 750.
]. Reis Co., SS w. doth st.
Tiemann Place. 81. $50.
Arthur l.. Shaw, 4032 Broadway.
| Tiemann Pl., As.
| Bing Bing. 119 w. 10th st.
West End Ave-. 790
Apply premises.
West End Ave-, 6s1. $500.
| Moore. Schultz q Co.. 1885 Amsterdam Ave.
West End Ave-. 6s1. $4,000.
Moore. Schultz Co.. 1885 Amsterdam Ave.
West End Av.. $50. 8. w. cor. 9sth st.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way & Soth 81.
West End Ave-. 794. 500.
| Apply premises.
West End Ave-, 794. 500 up.
| Apply premises.
| W. 4th St., corner Jones.
Pepe. 40 Washington square.
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FOUR ROOMS

Apply preIllseS.
W; 4th St.. corner Jones.
FOUR ROOMS
Pepe. 20 washington Square.
Bing Bing. 11s W. 10th st.
supt. or J. Irving Walsh. 70 W. nth 81.
<8th ST.. AZ W.
supt. on premises or L. "a Pincus. saw 5othst.
lsth St., 124 w. s1o5 monthly.
Folsom Bros. Inc. 12z e. 34th st.
18th st.. At w. $3.50.
F. Parker. Circle es70
SD st., Al w.
Apply premises.
Goth St.. "a w.
supt. on premises or L. &A.Pincus. .s4w 5othst
54th St., 1872 w. Bath. $2,1O0.
slawson Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
55th ST., 321 w.
Bing 4 Bing, 119 w. 4oth st.
55th ST.. $50 w.
Bing Bing. 11e w. 10th 81.
65th St.. 110 w.
Douglas L. Gilman Co.. Is q. 4?th st.
5eth St.. 40 w.
julius Tishman Son. ESQ Madison Ave.
'isn n. 4. a. be1win. s1 IN. ,os Park Ave.
65th ST., s2s w.
supt. on premises or L. "a. .Pincus. .szw cothst.
o6th St., 342-44 w.
supt.on premises or L. GA. .Pincus. .3<w 5othst.
b6th St.. 334-336 w.
supt.o premises or L. .Pincus. .3lw .5othst.
Usth St., 2l w. baths,
Pease 3 Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co.. 5o5 9th Av.
58th St., 152 w.
Pease 4 Elliman. $40 Madison Avs.
Seth st.. "a W. Bath, ss.ooo-s4.Soo.
Pease Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
64th ST., w.
Harperley Hall Co.. on premises.
| II Goth ST., 20 w.
Apply Murphy, on premises.
Goth st., 106 w. $4,000.
Sharp 4 Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
list ST.. 220 w.
Palermo Bros. 6o1 w. 115th 81.
| list ST., 225 w. S2.40O.
| Earle q Calhoun, 212 W. 72d et.
74th st.. AZ w. Entire floor. $500.
| Apply premises.
| 18th st., 138 w.
| Apply premises.
10Th, 24b w.
77th St., % W. baths.
Fred r. French. 200 Madison Ave.
7sth st.. 100 w.
| Apply premises.
18TH st.. ESQ w. s1.2oo-$f 400
Sharp q Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
| 60th ST., 225 W., cor. Broadway.
| Wood, Doson Co.. Inc. B'way q 50th ST.
sfst ST., 175 w. $1,000.
| +. @. III. vogler. 455 Amsterdam Ave.
Seth st., 55 w.
| Apply premises.
| p3d st., "a w.
Berlin Renting Agency. $3.50 Broadway.
Goth St.. 300 w. (strand view)
| I. thinner. 29p Broadway.
| eoth St., 3f7 w. $1,000.
| Sharp q Co., 24So Broadway.
| io2d ST., $50 w. $4,000 to s4.75o
| Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way q e0th st
| 106th St., 2Ss w.
| Apply premises.
ff1th St., bO4 w, 81, 200.
Slawson a Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
f13th St.. 5f1-517 w. 81 400.
| Sharp Co.. 24s0 Broadway.
| li5th ST., 600 w. Bath. 81 GOO.
slawson q Hobbs. f62 w. 72d 81.
| i5sth ST., $50 w. Elevator st05.
Porter a Co.. 100 w. 125th St.
| f70,h ST., 720 w.
Chas. 8. Kohier. 1928 81. Nicholas Ave.
i73d ST.. 900 w.
Berlin Renting Agency. $3.50 Broadway.
| is0th st., 7fp w. 500.
Chas. s. Kohler, Inc. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave
| fsoth st., gel W.
| Apply premises.
4 fS6th ST., D07 w.
Chas. s. Kohler, 1923 ST. Nicholas Ave.
| fssth st., b59-565 w.
II. J. Mcmahon. 1898 81. Nicholas Ave.
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FOUR ROOMS

FOUR ROOMS n
Park Ave-, 940. bath, q, 900.
superintendent on premises.
Park Ave-, 1000.
Bing Bing. 119 w. 40th st.
Park Ave-. 1893. 81 600.
L. s. Altmayer, 81 e. seth st.
FIVE ROOMS
S0th St.. POI Il.
Apply premises. A. q,
5od St.. 145 f.. $S,000
Pease s Gilman. $40 Madison Ave
57th ST.. 10 Z. S3.750.
e. r. Van Wrinkle. l5a ". ged 81.
SGD ST.. 122 Z.
N. A. Berwin . Co.. los Park Av
Madison Av.. III.
W. !. Roome & Co.. Inc. lit Madison Az.
Madison Ave. 645-7.
Supt.on premises or L.&A.rincus, ,3lw. .Bcthst.
Park Ave-, 435. cor. 56th st. baths. a. .rou.
Harris. vought Co.. ID. S6th 81.
Park Ave. 200.
Douglas l.. Eiliman Co.. 10 d. xstn ct.
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THREE ROOMS

9TH Ave. 1006 (s1st ST..
Harris. vought Co., II. 10th ST.
9th St., 4-11 e.
Sailors Snug Harbor. 262 Greene St
45th ST., 8 r. Bath. $1,000.
Harris. Vought Co.. ID. 40th st.
4sth St.. % Il. s2.400.
Harris, vought Co.. ID. 46tn 81.
49th ST., 146 T..
Pease q Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
Goth St., near 9th Ave.
ID. M. Levinson. 500 9th Ave-
62d St., 20e Il. 5000.
Apply premises.
Goth ST.. Fl II. Rent 5000.
On premises or p. p. Edson. 200 Mad. Ave,
Lexington Ave-. GA.
Apply premises.
Lexington Ave-, 1912.
Geo. s. Runk. Lenox b187-
Madison Ave, 1T.
William ]. Roome. Inc. on premises.
Madison Ave-. 64j-7.
supt.on premises or rA&A .Pincus. .s4w .5othss.
Madison Ave-, T15.
VIM. A. White & Sons. 40 Cedar 81.
Park Ave-, 200.
Douglas L. Eiiiman q Co.. IS r. soth st.
Park Ave-, e40. bath. 81. 700.
Superintendent on premises.
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TEN ROOMS

Pease q Eiiiman. $40 Madison Ave.
seth St., 10 Il.
s2d st., 45 II. 4 baths, $500.
Pease q Elliman. 340 Madison Ave.
Park Ave, $50. 4 baths, II, 800.
Pease & Elliman, $40 Madison Ave.
Park Ave. s75. $1,000.
Park Ave-, 270.
Park Ave, All.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co.. is II. 10th 81.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. Inc. 5i2 5th Av
Park Ave, g93. 2 baths.
Bing q Bing, 1ig w. 10th 81.
9Th Ave-. Aye yoosD, loos sslst es st n 4s,n 81,
ELEVEN ROOMS
0Ip pcase q Eniman. $40 Madison Ave.
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NINE ROOMS

esth st.. II e.
Pease 4 Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
p6th ST., 16 f., near 5th Ave.
Duff 4 Conger. Madison Ave. and e6th ~
Park Ave-, oil. baths, $1,000 to $3.50.
Psase q Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
Lexington Ave-, o0f. 8 baths, $4,000.
Douglas L. Eiliman 4 Co.. 15 u. 4oth st.
Park Ave-, 270.
Douglas L. Elliman Co.. 10 ID. <eth st.
Park Ave-, 200.
Park Ave-. s7D. $1,000.
Pease q Gilman. 34o Madison Ave.
Park Ave-, 400.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. Inc, bf2 5th Avs
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Manhattan-West Side
TWO ROOMS


10Th ST., 156 w. Moderate.
Apply premises.
T5th ST.. 22G w. $1,000 to $1,000
L. J. Phillips { Co.. 14s w. T2d st.
'ISir Fred. 1''i +. X French. 200 Madison Ave.
roth ST., 323 w.
Slawson 4 Hobbs. lee w. 72d 81.
T6th St.. 80 w. $1,2O0-$f 800.
Pease Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
roth ST.. 142 w. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
7s,h s. st. AMI M " cG $3.50 isS ,s % q "a s0G g.
10th ST.. 247 w. $1,000 to 81. 400.
A. v. Amy L Co.. $50 w. 72d st.
nth ST., % W.
Fred f. French. 200 Madison Ave.
18th St.. $50 w. $1.200-s1 400.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
1ssh St.. los los !, " sisso ;sS to to = Is ;sOs g,
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
U S0th ST.. 125 W.
Apply premises.
s0th ST.. 249 w.
Newmark & Jacobs. 1o42 st. Nicholas Ave.
q s1st ST.. 2o4 w. CBD-
Apply premises.
Sfst ST., 500 w.
supt.on premises or Liza. .Pincus. SAW 5othSt.
SD ST., 1s w. 1850 to 81 800.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way soth st.
O S3s St. 60 w.
Apply premises.
s4th St.. 6f w. s1.o5o to $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc, B'way S0th st.
s5th ST., 1l5 w. 81 0so-$1 $50.
Pease G. Eiiiman. $40 Madison Ave.
s5th ST., 252 w. $1,000.
Sharp G. Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
s5th St.. 259 w.
Apply premises.
ssth ST., 110 w. s1.10o-$i 500.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
Seth St., 160 w. 81 ,o50 to 81. 800.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way s0th st.
s6th St, 300 w.
Apply premises.
O s6th ST.. 300 w.
Apply premises.
seth ST. sos w sfoo-s175 monthly.
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6sth ST., II y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11

be copied. as the Public Prosecutor
docs mot trust the originals in the
hands Of the accused. The work Of
copying the documents will occupy
more than month
Landru has informed the court that
he will require several weeks in which
to study the documents as he intends
to challenge all Of them as irrelevant.
Landru caused considerable worry
and annoyance To Judge BONN while
the latter was Investigating the case
I'D now tllatNit has been turned over
to the Prosecutor Of the Republic: he
has adopted the, same tuctlos. +
To one OF the assisthnts OF the pro-
sccutor who roproached him. with pro-
crastination saying#that French jus
tice has other; thingyto look after than
the Landrr case, the alleged Gambais
Blueheard replied:
"Then why don't you LET me so,
am perfectly willing" Then he add
ed: How I miss Judge Bonin. AT
least, he was gentleman"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
RoYALIsTs ,IN FRANCE
Four Thousand Attended Memorial
In Honor Of KING Lewis XVI.


In Honor of King Lewis XVI.
That royalty still has thousands OF
devoted disciples in Franco was
e"inced recently when the Parish
Church Of the Kings Of France, st.
Gcrmain dc 1AIxcrrois, was filled to
ovcrf7owins by 1000 royalists, includ-
ing leaders OF Partisan society and
beribboncd groups Of Sarbonnc and
Lyccc students for the celebration of
the annual mass commemorating the
death OF Louis NVI, who was Guillo-
tinuca in Paris on January 81, 1893.
The church, which is opposite the
Louvre, was packed an hour before
the service began, while q special po-
lice guard tried to regulate the crush
of 500 or moro persons who had to re-
main outside. The Due d'Orleans,
considered by royalists to be the right
full heir Of the kings Of France, was
represented by Count de Lur-s -saluces
and Count Thierry d'Ausson.
But the futility of their prayers for
restoration of power was shown three
hours later, when 600 non -royalists in
the Chamber of Deputies hooted Leon
Daudet, leader Of the extreme right
group, and cheered Premier Brands
statement that France never again
would be governed except by direct
will Of the people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
JUST "sTRUGGlING" ALONG
Pennsylvania Law Student Has $780,.
coo Ves.. to Struggle On.

coo ves.s. to Struggle On.
Wanted, n stonographer Of unim-
pcachablc character, experienced in
shorthand and taking direction, who
will hc willing to devote her Sundays
TO indexing and preparing the cases
Of Il struggling law student at the
university OF Pennsylvania. - !,
This is the model Of stcnographic
ability rcquired by the uniFcrsity's
richest student, John ,Ieffries, fifth. Of
England, who is struggling" only in
so fur rs his law work goes. for. he
came 10 this. country with the mere
triflc of $S0,G0O a year on which. to. live
says. the Philadelphia Inquirer. = .s..+
Jerfries. who is H. second year stu
dent, already has one stonographer
but his earnest dclvings into the in
tricacics of Blackstone and his ilk
require more assistance and he is now
looking for suitable young woman TO
add TO his staff.
The young Englishman, who is the
nth direct descendant Of John TEN
pic, governor general of Ireland, and
has three cousins in the house of lords
is popular among his classmates, wliu
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
Cleveland Star {sheIby), Feb. 8: A


Cleveland Star {sheIby), Feb. 8: A.
T. Hardin, native Of Blacksburg, and
well known in Cleveland county, where
he has relatives. has been elected di-
rector of the New York Central rail-
road to succeed the late William X.
Vanderbilt. Mr. Hardin has been with
this railroad for a number of years and
has filled several important positions
and it is said by those in position to
know that he is in line for the presi-'
dency of the road.-..-...-...Mr. Thomas H
Wise, who lives at the Shelby mill, has
a currency certificate calling for 81 in
silver, issued by the United States
treasury department shortly after the
Confederate war. Mr.. Wise says he has
won two prizes at fairs with the cer-
tificatc and has been offered $40 for the
certificate by the u. S. trea sury depart
ment Mr.. r. w. (Bob) Elliott died
rather suddenly Friday afternoon at 6
o'clock at his home,in upper Cleveland,
following an illness Of only a few days.
He had been suffering with cramp collie
and a physician had been at his bed
side, but the next day be suffered an
other attack and died before medical
aid could reach hirn.-.......,.. Mr.. John Is.
Hamrick of near Patterson Springs is
another champion hog raiser among
the Cleveland county Hamricks. Dur
ing the winter he killed three that net
ted 1,400 pounds. few days ago
Mr. Elijah B. Hanrick Of the Double
Springs community was injured in the
chest when d tree he was cutting turn
ed over and limb struck him in the
chest Luckily Mr.. HaInrick was not
seriously injured.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
FAULTY FRENCH COURTS
Alleged Bluebeard Manages Another
Long Delay.


Henri Desire Landru, under indict-
ment charged with murder OF eleven
women to whom 1T various times he
had promised marriage, and whose
trial before the French AssiseS had
been set for March 1st. has succeeded
in obtaining another postponemcnt OF
his trial, relates Il 1'Iis dispatch.
Iandru has been in Jail for two years
and recently was sentenced TO hFc
years in Jail and subsequently dcpor-
tation for swindling.
Under French law, man accused
Of crime has the right to take cogniZ-
ance of the dossicr in his case before
facing the Jury. He may make Il fight
upon the legality Of any of tie docu-
ments being submitted to the jury.
The dossier in Landrn's case includes
1000 documents, all Of which have to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
PREHISTORIC SKULLS
Believed to be Remains of Early Phil
ippine Race.

Nearly fifty skulls. believed 10 have
belonged to people who inhabited the
island of MasIatc, one of the Philip
pine group, Just south of the Island
of Luzon. al much earlier period
than the present Filipino race. were
found in Il cave recently on that is
land by DR.. W. ID. Smith, chief OF the
mines division of the bureau of science
Of the Philippine government.
1t is the belief of DR.. Smith relates
a Manila dispatch that the location OF
the cave was not known tn the ma
tivcs Of the island, being far from any
habitation.
Besides the skulls many primitive
implements Of carpentry and warfare
were collected and brought to Manila.
These consisted of stone hatchctS,
axes, scrapes, pipes, pots and Il
strange amulet Deer teeth and shells
were also found in the cave, leading
Dr.. Smith to the conclusion that the
primitive cavc-dwellcrs lived by hunt
ing and fishing.
Professor H. O. Boyer. Of the an
thrnpological dcwLricmnt Of the Uni
vrrSity of the Philippines. who has
the skulls and other relics brought
from the cave expressed the belief
that they belonged to the early In
donesan peoples who emigratcd to the
Philippines in prehistoric times.
Some of the skulls also were found
TO be artificially dcformcd. a custom
Of deforming the head artificially hav-
ing prevailed in some parts OF Europe
;,> !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within 3 and Without
the. County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING

Some Items Of, Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea tof
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Rock Hill Herald, Feb. s.. The many
friends Of 3. B. Aycock will regret to
learn That he is i'll at his homo on Eben-
ezer There was large
crowd OF men, probably $50, at the
CHAMBER of Commerce Monday even
ing to attend the meeting of the City
Feta-at tion Of Bible classes. The down
pour ,;t OF rain did not dampen the enthu-
si;asti Of the men in interfering with
the attendance or the good fellowship
Of the. meeting. City council was in
session for more than four hours last
night, during which time quite lot OF
business was transacted and matters OF
municipal administration were discuss
ed? pro and con. Mayor Armstrong pre-
sided and Councilmen Stevens and
Sttureis were present. J. c. Hambright
appeared relative to a license on whole
sale Timber jobbers, no license having
ltGn previously fixed for such a busl-
ness, The license was fixed at So Mr..
Dawson. appeared and wanted to know
the license on manufacturing cider and
selling by wholesale. This was also in
the nature Of "stumper" for the coun-
Gil, but it was finally decided to fix the
license at $50 a year on manufacturers
81 non alcoholic: beverages, with Ii
ccisc Of s25 where the product is man
ufaGtGreI outside and sold inside the
city.: Gt3wias stated the plan is to man
ufacturc the cider and sell in 10 gallon
kegs. The city put a license of $25 a
year en- manufacturers Of patent medi-
ciues. excluding drug stores from this,
as their, special license would cover
such work. The license ordinance
amendments were passed to second
reading. The mayor was authorized to
sign q contract for the erection OF
pumping station and the installation OF
machinery. This pumping station will
he used to pump sewerage from a low
10 "a high elevation, that it can be dis
posed If in the present disposal plants.
City Attorney Spencer presented
draft IL an amendment to the present
form uf government, increasing the
number Of councilmen from three to
iife, a. mayor anu, l"o eouno.'-
he elected al the regular eiec'ioii i'->s
'!anuarH, one OF the councl'll'eh ~ 'e'v
t"f. one year ohi!. ALlei ""i"' WV
'''u''',ii'leH 49, 49," ~ ~ ,,ro councilInen
or? HNh years. rms was "pi''o'eu "
III" ,9';:m2ers ana II WIZ ~ " 't'r
lsi2@ne.a Ior .lefSs RefssaEFSS.S ~
uH' ny the voters - 81. e,:s e''
c''i 'hctloh 70 DC menu ~ Ni'''
=:
Lancaster Ne"s, Fo'
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Friday, February IL, 1921.

declare that he is quite democratic in
spite Of the burden of his wealth. Hc
lives quietly and unprctentiously and
nothing in his mode Of living seems to
indicate that he spends even half OF
$4,000 allowed him.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11
A STILL A DAY

Prohibition Officers in oconcc County
Are: Kept Busy.
still-a day is said to be the record
Of captures by the revenue officers or
Walhalla. This record it is stated, has
been maintained since Christmas. One
day, recently, fitc stills were captured
and destroyed. Two Of the five stills
captured were located in the Chcochco
district and tho other three in the
chauga xcctidh. Tho stills were
smashed to pieces by the officers as
soon as found and the liquor secured
was at once poured ON the ground
Anderson Daily Mail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11

Loves pistol. at distance of from
fifty to one hundred yards, struck the
negro in the hip, and slowed. him
down, and the pursuers were up with
him in moment or two. His cap
tor demanded Anderson's pistols, and
getting no response MI. Guy struck
him n the head with his pistol. An
derson as he was falling pointed to
brier patch, and there the weapon was
found. Tie murder occurred on Mon
day, and happened, if, we remember
Alright, about two O'Clock. in the af-
tcrsaoon on the sidewalk at the corner
of Saluda and Walnut streets. Ander-
son was tried at the following term of
court, convicted, and hanged shortly
thereafter. ..,...... ..,-.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11

= The October consumption of wool,
the last month on which figures are
available. amounted to 38,510.000 or
about 31,000,000 pounds less than for
October, 1919.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-11

Independent coal operators ililde
an excessive profit from the people OF
New York city to the amount Of S1I,-
100000 in the last year, according, to
the Massachusetts fuel administrator.
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=: In certain. Parts Of Russia mail is
carried by bufrnloes. This animal is
PICKED tor the service because of his
very fiat feet, which enable him to
travel where horses would sink, 81