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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

SANDERS BARBER SHoP-An-
: Rounces new prices, to be as fol-
lows: Hair cut, Csc; shave, 15c.
n Main, next to Peoples Bank.
!, d, r5.-st col
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22
CHURCH NOTES

The Rev. j. Y. Fair, D. D., will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning. Union SER
vices in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday night. Rev. Louis j..
Bristow, pastor of the Baptist
church, will preach.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

The house or representatives has
voted that the war department must
reduee the army to 100000 men by
Oesober I. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22
HIGHWAY COMMISSION MEETS

The Abbeville County highway
commission wiH2meet in the court
room tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock to let the contract for a por-
tio of the Antreville road. Com
plants will also be heard in regard
to condemnation proceedings.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

EIEMSTITCHING and PlcOTINC-
J am now prepared to do hem
: stitching and picoting. MISS KATE
MARSHALL, Phone 124, z Mar
: shah Ave-, Abbeville, S. C.
{. Q, 1543wks.col. .-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

FOR RENT-One four-room cottage
with lights and water, on Richey
Street. Apply to H. R. McAllister,
8, 20-2t-pd. 49,.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

On life's highway almost every
body is willing to take the rich
mans dust.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22
,ANTEp COUNTRY PRODUCE

COUNTRY PRODUCE
We want country butter, eggs,
peaches, hams, frying size chick
mes, beans, cabbage, Irish pota-
toes, squash and tomatoes. Best
prices paid. W. b. BARKSDALE,
Abbeyille. June 22-tf col.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

Any woman can fool a man but
lis sometimes difficult to keep him
Hooled.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-22

SOA SALE-Best quality cream at
80 cents q pint, also fresh eggs
Phone 1. Mrs. D. A. Rogers. 4-1tt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17
Los negOGi0 ' las CO.
SeClaS en- EE. UU.

r
4 Ell Irving National Bank. de New
/ York, nos ens5a Ia Information 81
guielte, fechada el New York el II de
H AgoSto corriente
/ Total de exportacion du1anto iu,io,
\ 1922, ,oO0oOo; importation ,coo,00o.
Trigo exportaslo slu.anta In scnana,
4 S.6l3,525 fanega>; n3aiz, 1864 SO Las
vcntas al detail Sc sostienen loica fjay
buena demanda para ari;cuIos dc Ia
ma, para pr;maveta, a prsc;oa dc otono.
Consume de seda d;scantc julio, g. 2.325
pacas. FL 1nercado de euero esta me
jorando. Los infornes relatives las
cosechas son pobres; una co:nparaci6n
con las cosechas de 1920 deiauestra las
sguientes disnlinuciones este ano: naiz,
200000000 fansgas; trieo de invierao,
3i,O00O00; avena, 3S9000000; cebada,
/ 81 ,0oOG00; arroz, 20,0O00o0; centeno,
100000; hcno, 100000 ttonelaaasl !;
papas, 1l4,000000 faneSas; mauzanas,
l31 ,000000: melocotones, u 300,000; Sc
inillas de limo, 100000; aigod6n, 5.000,-
4 O0O pacas; tabaco, Gl9000000 libras.
/ Los unicos aumentos sohre las cose-
4 c!las de 1920 son las siguientes :--Trigo
1 de primavera 10000 faaegas; patatas
I, duIces, 100000; mani, 100000 De
4 ochenta articulos los siguentes han
Il aumentando de precio: manzanas, re-
4 ses, cebada, maiz, trigo de primavera,
4 leche condensada, leche evaporada, Sc
i 30. aceite para oleomargarira, telaS eS-
!, ta,npadas. granos, algodon, lenceriar
/ de coiores pardos para sabanas; estailo,
4 trigo sarraceno, ciruelas, cueros. acero
vieo, de Chicago. idem de Pittsburgh.
4 Han baiado: harina, avena, costilla de
res, mauteca, huevos, papaS, corderos,
heno, harina de centeno, jamones, man
\ tequilla, cafe, cerdos, ovejas, hierfo en-
/ lingotes basic. Pron'edio r. preclo
4 de catorce productos de hierro Y ace
ro. S35S2 pedidos de acero, S35.S2
/ Pedidos de acero pendientes de despa-
1 cho en- 81 de Julio, 4,S3o,32l toneladas,
i el mas baio tone1aic en- 26 msses. Sc
nota aiguna me}oria Ell hero. acero
/ V maderas Indice para precios de ali
rnentos durante ia sernana S30l, con
ira s307 Ia sernana pasada. Ingresos de
! la sernana pasada. lngresos netos de
! los Ferrocafriles durante JUNO, S5l u.s.
coo. L;quidaeiones loancarrias de so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17

FL "san Lorenzo" 1leg6 e mierco-
les en- la tarde a nuestro puerto y sal
dra hay por Ia tarde para el Norte a
las ) z. NJ.
FL Caracas" sali6 aver para New
York
"san Juan y Puerto Rico" salie-
ron el microbes pasado para el puer-
to dc New York, con carga, correspon-
dencia Y pasajeros.
: FL philadelphia" Sc espera el IS
procedente de New York.
Ell Ponce sali6 el salado pasado,
a las II 81. del puerto de New York,
para Puerto Rico, con carga, pasaje-
ros Y S72 sacos dc correspondence.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17
Movimiento de. Buques

Heller, en- Guayanilla cargando.
Edith, Ell yiaie para New York
Glare, salid para New York el 10
de agosto.
.Cornelia", iIegara a San Juan ell
jueyes IS.
Evelyn. Ell viaje para New York.
''Millinocket". sali0 de New York el
dfa 13 para Fejardo.
Carolyn, sali0 de Philadelphia cl
II de agosto.
Beatrice, sali6 de San Juan en-
agosto u.
Marina, saldri de San Juan pa
ra Santo Domingo Y San Pedro de Ma
corfs el domingo 21 al amanecer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17

Cuba la : vcndido 140.000 sat.os de
azlicar para Europa 5 centavos Ii
bra Y Sc cspera 0titl importante ne
gociaci6n. \ pesar de cstn 81 mercado
tie New York ha iluctualo t1ltimamcn-
te coli telidciicia 4 baiar Y los com
pradores So nlaittienen reservados,
siii' 1t; iilt!t.' l;fS dfertaS de los vcntle
,ore} lie Puerto Rice. que pi'len
S4.S6.i is>-f '''S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17
CA Nj BIOS

ciudadades, S5,e79.@lOoo. Ratio" del
Federal Reserve Bank Ell 10 lie agosto,
65fe. Pronedio de precios de veinte
valores Industfiales y de vainte Ferro-
viarios, s6642 J S7I.30 contra S6950 y
S7397 Ia senlana pasad;. D;nero de-
nanda. 81; aceptac:dtiss Ba1,car'as a
noventa d,aS, ) x. Plato en- bafras,
61 4 cada 6iizd. = - - r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17
LLEGA MANANA

FL vapor corieo de los Estados Uni
dos. que sali0 el sibado de Nueya
York llegarh mailana a San Juan. con
pasajeros, correspondence y carga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.


agunas soamenteArt 1S 19o, d. 2l3 IT.
94 respecvos artculos esudiafemos los
la legtimidad La question
hijo legtimo surge dferentes de acon
question mas mportane para
poplad pero puede surgr tambn
diyoo seduction otras3 r. G. L. 21
formula articulo1a doctrina derivada
antguas sanoas ninguna de las cuales enero
de hijos legimos Anque e apeldo
dico reia general dsinivo de la egimidad Ell
C6go perme concede este derecho al hijo esimado
ho reconocdo-art 1876; al adoptado- 2O5
pesaeioe esabIecen los art 2i2
consgnado e Tit III del Ii
III del C6dgo Civil
padres que consa dote matrmonioArt 1906
1907.
Cuba II ~ IIs igual al Portoaiquelo- 9as
Fipuas 4Igual Portorque1o Rodriguez
10 FiIipinas 5S7. 4s
Espaaa gual al Gnbano Filipino PororrqueIo
Sceayola 1872 MARTINEZ Ruiz 45
Falcon 14S-1 Bone PA.
CONEERENCIA SEPTIMA
AfUNTAcioNEs PARA los EsTuDIANTEs DE DEREcHo
Las acione exsentes padres hos preexsentes
IA ley podria dtender polqne elias Ia base de
Due regular estas reaones que forman IA institution
cream saDgre iubofaes mpereeederos muclo
z sugeh aebei yosaeions mhuas entire padres hjo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17

1lo.ooo SAcos DE AZUCAR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-17

condolences sanitaa
de utidad cenfco toda las neme-
dades curabesEosa higiaica uaconCon1oddad emeado
servicoCueTpo n6dict residene el Sanatorio
Depaaneltos esp4cales para Seioras
Operacons erecial banos de luz de hidro
electrco hdotapo: maa, X, Fulguracon
co1venCionales
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR.. don Amaio Rodan.
DIRECTOR del bULTORO Manuel Quevedo Baez.
CIRUIANO GENERAL. DR.. don Rafael Neez Lopez,
GANTA 6(JOS: DR. don .Agustin r. Lausier
RADIOLOt1O DIR. don Manuel Soto Rivera.
Pedro Rivera Aronte. Ir don Castor l. Rivera.
DR. don Manuel Pavia. don Nazario
CERJfJAN0 DnNTfSTA: DR. don Lorenzo R. Noa.
3 oe4k 2 PRACTIC-l NTE: don Enrique Fernando
acultaSa efGaznente l6 jas de la Carl
Tudas ompl aptiud pracca asa experienced
CONSULTAS
de de la ade los dias labora
$1,000 Consuas $500.
aA Partua de 10 II de la manana,
r1arte saba
por e Especialta la dias aboables
Doctores Fuiz Nazaro Gas
l. Rivera.
el Consultorio:-Dr. Nelez. de 5 a f.
el Director Cevedo auxilado los Doc
Rivera Apore, y Pavia.
Espealisa Conutorio. San Juso A. de 3 a L.
Por Cirujano Dntta Consuoo ODone 10 plaza de
Colon, de II : de Ia tarde
so $500 tenendo deho
cuaer de los io ndcdos presentaci6n
del ultnno recibo.
PREsIDENcIA Apartado a.1. TEsoRERIA, Apaado 2O1
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23
FRED MEYER HAPPY
Son Stanley is Recovering
Nicely From Injuries

1t would be hard to conceive hap
pier father in Hamilton on last Mon
day than was Fred S. Meyer, the
genial directing manager of the Pal
ace theare And it all came about
because the attending physician in
formed Papa Meyer that his son
Stanley, who had been in the hospital
as result of injuries obtained in an
automobile accident more than a week
previous, had so far recovered as to
permit of his removal home And
Master Stanley, he was so tickled at
the thought of going home, in order
to show his gratitude for his quick
recovery decided that he would do
something big for the poor little ones
of Hamilton. So he ordered 1000 tick
cts be passed around to boys and
girls for a big show at the Palace
theatre Saturday morning. To say
that the little folk will all be there
and that they are pulling for Stan
ley's complete recovery and that they
appreciate his generous thought is
putting it mild. Oh, yes, Papa Meyer
will be there to see that the little
ones are well taken care of.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23
THE BUTLER COUNTY PRESS

coming in fast, but one thing is more
needed than others-that is money.
There are many things that the un-
fortunate families whose husband and
father is unemployed need that the
committee does not receive in the way
of donations, such as underwear, coal
and many other things. To provide
these things much money is needed,
and while the contributions thus far
have been generous, yet more money
is needed. So that anyone desiring
to assist in this great program of a
christmas in Every Homeland want
ing to be sure that his money is
spent in judicious manner, can do
so by sending his check or money
to the Chamber of Commerce Christ
mas in Every Home" committee
But do it now, the time is getting
short. And if you happen to know of
needy family report the name and
address of such family to the com
mittee.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23
ALL HAMILTON
JOINS
In Great christmas In
Every Home" Movement
Contributions and Do
nations Coming in Fast,
But Many More Can Be
Used.

Everyone, everybody, young and
old, married and single, organiza-
tions and individuals, male and fe-
male, white and black, all are Join
ing hands in the great "Christmas in
Every Home" movement inaugurated
by the Hamilton Chamber of Com
merce at the suggestion of that organ
izatlon's live secretary, John E..
Northway. And ever since the move
ment started Mr.. Northway has been
on the job some say twenty-six hours
each day, hustling and watching
carefully that no unfortunate family
is overlooked on Christmas day. Mr..
Northway lis being ably assisted in
this work by Don Mitchell, assistant
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, another live one who is never
more happy than when doing some
one good.
The big live organization that
these two gentlemen have surrounded
themselves with in the way of the
various committees to carry out the
work of giving information, collecting
supplies, making distributions and
giving the movement publicity, has
never been excelled in efficiency.
Donations are coming in thick and
fast. The Chamber of Commerce
rooms bear very much the semblance
of some big department store. Cloth
ing, shoes, food, fruit and many use
full articles are being sent in to be
given the unfortunate Christmas day.
Toys, hundreds of them, are coming
IN. Many of them brand new, some
only slightly damaged, some that
need much fixing, but the Lions Club
takes care of all these The Lions
Club toy repair department is doing
a great business this year. Damaged
toys are taken by members of sthe
club and repaired and painted until
they are better than new The Lions
Club is certainly doing its share and
so is the Rotary Club doing its part
to carry out the Christmas in Every
Home program as mapped out by
the Chamber of Commerce. And
many other organizations are doing
their part and so are many individ-
uals. 1t is surprising to the COM
mittee the number of individuals who
have been fortunate in the past and
who express their willingness to care
for whole family on Christmas day
and some offer to care for a number
of families
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23
Work of the Railway Carmen"

General President Ryan, of the
brotherhood, conceived the idea, and
Edmond K. Hogan, a member of the
organization, executed it, with the
assistance of fellow members. The
book is printed on calendared paper
and is profuselyy illustrated.
The purpose of the book, it is stat
ed, is to help the carman to realize
more fully the Importance and dig
nifty of his work; to give him a truer
index of his place in the railroad in
dustry, and a just pride in his con-
tribution to the life of the country;
to assist the prospective apprentice
to aid the apprentice carman, and to
bring to the mind of the public true
picture of the work of the railway
carman.
In the opening chapter it is stated
"the railway car is more complex
type of structure than is house." and
that "few outside of railway circles
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23
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BLANTON BRAYS
AGAIN

Chicago.-In a speech before the
annual meeting of the Illinois manu-
facturers' association Congressman
Blanton made his first public bray
since his narrow escape from being
expelled by the house of representa-
tives for having obscenity printed in
the Congressional Record.
Blanton was in his glory. He was
surrounded by employers who have
fought trade unions, who have resist
ed legislation for working women and
children, and who have backed some
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Special Notice: DR.. Frederick jacobson
says that phosphates Just as essential
to any who tires easily, is nervous
or irritable, out or looks haggard and
pale, to make a strong robust vigorous
healthy body, they are to make corn wheat
or any vegetable plant grow strong and
healthy. The lack of phosphates and the ad-
minstration Of 5-grain Argo- Phosphate
Tablets will increase the strength and en-
durance 500Gt in a few weeks time in many
instances. al
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23

of the most vicious injunction Judges
in America.
Blanton's bray may be judged by
his claim that "Gompers forced the
passage of the Adamson law by
strike threat"
The records show that not sin
gle member of organized labor, in the
trade unions or the railroad brother
hoods, urged the passage of this law.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-23

are aware that there are 250,000 men
engaged in the building and repairing
of railway cars"
The price of the book is $3.50, and
can be secured at the offices of the
Brotherhood Railway Carmen, this
city.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
twentieth Assembly District.

1.t 2. DE. iisth ST.. 81 ave.. Il. i17th st.
tbs "a eglue q p a 's ' s.FSSs ss !! line e.
corner OF "a ave. and =. iisth st r. 'fisth
50 =. De. i2oth ST.; "a ave. a alaecrsl
line from the corner 2, q "a ave- and e ilsh
e. iioth ii,' st. IT, and and PARK ave. ave. anu ~ "
4th r. Pc. i22d ST.. Park ave. diag:
opal line from the corner Of Park ave. and
and e. 12oth ST.. e. iaoth st. and Madison
9Th E. De: f2sd ct. Lexington ave-, u.
121st et. and Park ave- I'll
9Th y. De. i2ist ST., Lexington ave. p:
I23d st. Sd ave-. E. 1co.h st.. and a diagonal
ington ave. to the corner OF Il. f2ist st. and
IN :; De ,s.ss ,s. st., q \, ave. z ,;sss ;sss
st. and Lexington ave.
SIN z. DE. f27th ST.. Lexington avo.. "A
9th u. DE i25th st. Park ave. Il. l2ed
ST.. Madison ave-, z. f24th st.. and dag.
onai line from the corner Of =. i24sh st. and
10th Z. DE. 12sth ST., Madison ave. .
and Madison ave. TO the corner OF Il. i2ltS
st: and sth ave-. and 5th ave.
81. 20 the corner OF Lexington ave. and F.
127th ST.: y; 18TH ST.. Park ave-. Il. i2stb
10th V. DE. isist ST., Park ave-. q.
i2sth ST. and Madison ave. ~
18th E. DE. i3ith st.. Harlem River, u
18th e. DE. i3ist St. Harlem River. ,!
ave.. Il. 12sth st.. Lexington ave. diagonal
line from the corner Of f. ,aIih ,ss.s s, sra Lex;
fi 18th e. z. De. Iss,h st.. Sd ave-, Harlem
River. Y. 10th ST.. Sd ave-. Il. i27th 81. and
i'ie ieth E. E" De. i2eth ST., Harlem, River. r.
-tt, n = M AZ.
is,s 2, DE: iaa,n ct, Is, ave: =: iasss
is issd hsris% !, sna aSVss; "a ave. - '-' "'' " ave.
10th u. DE. i2sd ST.. I'd ave-. L. iciss 81.
&c 2otS h e. DE. I2lst ST.. "a ave-. u. isss
st.. ist ave. r. i2oth 81. and % ave.
2ist Y. DE. 1880 ST.. Harien River. r.,
ias, H daa0P asS 'sV o' the sssr
Of e l2os st and ls sys and ,rSri ,,s "a ave
RarIem ,nsa' River I've y. fish st.. Pleasant ave.
7 I'D li'ia Z, 3, BE Go isots ST. list ave. f. iiss
'a,sS b DE: ,issh st., 4, IS. ave. 2, a,s,s
2Sth Y. DE. ii7th 81, Pleasant ave. r.
eG,h r. De. ii6th ST., Pleasant ave-. u.
ifTth ST.. Harlem River. E. if5th II, and Isl
ave-. including RandaIrs Island and sunkss
Meadows.
Twenty-fivst Assembly District.
ist r. DIV. 18TH at. Broadway. W.
i3eth st. and Hudson River.
I'd Z. DIV. i3sth ST.. Broadway. w. f3Sth
st. and Hudson River
I'd r: DIV. f3oth rt.. Broadway, w. fssts
II. and Hudson River.
4th ". DIV i4iet st.. Broadway. ".
i3oth ri. and Hudson River.
~ r, ~ DIAGONAL iine from TIE corner
81 w i4lst 81. and Broadway TO TIP corner
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

asonai line from the corner Of Z, 9ad ST.
and ist ave. 10 the corner Of Il. 93d st. and
I'd av.
*7th e. DE. 9sth ST.. ist ave. e. ESD ST..
I'd ave-. f.. 9ist 81 and I'd ave.
4sth +. DE. 35th ST.. I'd ave. r. 96th at.
East River. r. 9th 81. and Sd ave.
18th u. DE 97th ST.. "a ave. T.. 95th st.
and Sd ave-
Goth T.. De. 09th ST., I'd ave. Il. 9sth ST..
East River, e. a6th ST.. I'd ave-, l.. 9th st.
and Sd ave.
5fst L. De. Tooth ST. I'd ave, T.. Dgth st.
and Sd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
ELEcrsoN NOTICE.

55th e. DE. ii7th ST.. Lexington ave. T.
1l5th 81. and Park ave.
35th e. DE. 1I1th st.. Sd ave-. T.. fieth
st., "a ave., E. f15th Ut. and Lexington ave.
37th Z. DE. iiSth ST.. I'd ave.. E. 10th
ST. and Sd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
Tenth Assembly District.

list T.. D.--Christophcr st.. 9th ave. and w.
washington pl.
cEr,., "a =, e, p.-w; ictb ST.: Grcenwich ave.
Sd Il. DIV 18th IT., a diagonal line from
the corner Of W 18th st. and 7th ave. to the
Greenwich ave-. w. 10Th e., waveriy pl.
Charles n. and Greenwich ave.
.4fh =. PERRY ST.. waverly pi.. w. 10th
5ih y. DIV. "a, st.. w. 10th st.. Bleecker
st and diagonal line from the corner Of
Bleecker 81, and Charles st. to the corner Of
9th u. p.-w:. nth ST., W. 4th St, a dIaso-
nal line from the corner Of w 9Th ~. and
Charles st., and Bleecker st.
Ith y. D.-,Greenwich ave, Charles ST..
waysrly plI;. Perry s., ": 4th ST.. w. iith
sth r.. n.-Greenwish ave. Rank st.. wav-
eriy .pi., w. iiih st. w. 4th St. and q diago-
an 1t. to the corner Of Greenwich ave. ,e' and
'" on ,-i i. DIV. 18th st.. a diagonal line
nvs 70 the e corner 81 BANK II s" and a
10Th r. b.-Greenwich ave, W. 18th At. and
iith y. p,-.w. i4th st., 7th ave.. w. 18th
st.. Greenwich ave. end sth ave.
i2th p ~. p.rw wv Ia Ian .orr.. ss ~, aye.
and 9th ave. 20 the corner OF W. i2th st. and
Tth ave. and 7th ave. ,
18Th Il. DIV. t4th ST.. 5th ave-. w. 1ith
idih H., DIV. iith ST.. 9TH ave-. w. 9th
IL. and 9Th ave.
18th e. DIV. 9th st.. 9Th ave. w. 9Th ST..
Macdougai st., Waveriey pi. and 9Th ave.
10th u. D.--Waverlev pl., Washington
Square West. Macdougai ST., w. Sd ct. and
9Th ave.
f7tn E. DIV. sth ST.. r. sth' st.. Lafayette
ST., Astor .pi.. broadway. w. Sd IT,, Mac
dougnl st. Washington Square West and
Macdougal At. r.
18th i. DE. 18th st.. 9TH ave.. E;. SIN st.
and 9Th ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12


1st E. DIV. ED ST., Central Park West
~'s sd nj n'-"W. 5sth st., sth ave. w. 5eth st.,
Broadway, w. 55th ST., sth ave-. w. o'th 81.
"a "a r. DIV. Goth st., 7th ave-. W. 55th st.
1t %th r. p'-X diagonal line from the corner
Of W. 59th ct. and 7th ave to the corner 90. o.
w. bsth 81. and 9Th ave-. 9Th ave-. w. o7th
9Th Z. D.-w. Both ST.. 5th ave. W. ssth
ST. and n diagonal line from the corner OF
w. 18th ST. and 9th ave. to the corner OF w.
9Th q. De. Goth St. Madison ave-. 2.
57th st., w. 57th st.. 9Th ave. W. osth Sc
M IN E -. DIV. S7th st.. e. Eth St. Madison
ave-. v. s5th st.. 9th ave-. W. oeth 81. ana
sth e. DIV. Both st. 9Th ave-. w. 55th
ST., o diagonal line from the corner OF w.
b5th st. and 9Th ave. TO the corner OF w. o4th
e. and 7th ave. and 18th ave-
9TH u. D'-A diagonal line from the corner
OF w. .Ath 81. and 1th ave. 20 the corner of
W. 55th st. and 9th ave.. 9th ave. w. o2d
~ 10th ' y. DIV. ssth st.. e. 55th st.. Park
ave-, r. 64.h ST., Madison ave-. II. o3d ST..
w, SD st. and 9th ave. 49,.
st., Madison ave. 70. 47th ST.. 5th ave-. z.
Esd IT. and Madison ave.
iath y. De. 54th st.. Lexington ave.. E.
18th T.. De. 55th st.. 90 ave-. q. sad st.
ilth q, DE-. seth ST.. 80 ave-. e. cSth Il.
18Th Z. De sstn ST.. Lexington ave-. u.
55th st. and Park ave.
ioth E, DE Goth ST.. Park ave-. y. c5th
II. and Madison ave.
f7th Il. De. 6cd ST.. Lexington ave-. u.
5Ath ST. and Park ave.
18th r.. DE. $50 st, Madison ave, Il. 62d
st., Park ave-. r.. eOth 81. and Jth ave-.
10th r.. DE. 64th e.. Lexington ave. ".
e2d at. Madison ave, r. 6sd n. ard hth ave.
2oth y. DE eeth st.. I'd ave. u. seth IT.
and Lexington ave.
2fst u. DE esth st.. Madison ave-. y.
67th ST.. Lexington ave-. II. 6sth ST. and
5fh ave.
c2d Y. DE. roth st.. % ave-. r. 0eth 81.
and Lexington ave.
cad f. p.--Certrai Park West. line across
Central Park from the corner Of w. I6th At.
and Central Park West 20 the corner OF y.
10th ~. and 9th ave. 5th avc., r. 71st ct,
Lexington ave-. e. 9th ST., Madison ave. T..
6sth ST.. 5th ave and w. 5eth st.
24fh r. De. 74th st.. Sd ave. K. 10th ct.
and Lexington ave.
c,th r, DE. 74th st., Lexington ave-, p.
71st at. Park ave.. E 7cd ST. and Madison
ave.
Goth E. DE roth 81, Madison ave.. Il.