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New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Pirates Win Slmgginc Rec

LONDON, Ont, May 9.--The pitta.
buYgh National League team dafaataa
the London Mint leaguers, s to Z. to.
day In an exhibition game. The iocais
oatbatted the visitors, I6 hits to u. A
loving cup was presented to MANAGER
aipsen OF the Pirates, whose home il
in this city. -
The score by innings:
p,,..n.xu, ~, n. H H.
{ London tM. L).o 2oi 0 i 81 1s 8
Batteries--~Adarns, Morrison. yei,,,v.
norss. Gibson and Wilson; DeIotelle. ouinn
Curry and FowIkeg
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Tigers Take Early
Lead and Browns
Fail to Catch JJp

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Detroit won the
odd game of the series from st. Louis,
to s, to-day, getting lead off Cullop
in the first inning that the Browns were
unable to overcomea
An electric storm, accompanied by a
heavy rainfall, ended the game after
Detroit had concluded its half oe the
eighth, in which it scored four runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Mayor John f. Hylan has accepted an
invitation to be present at the Polo
Grounds on Thursday, when the Giants
and Cardinals meet in championship
game, the receipts of which, minus ex-
penses. will be donated to the fund of
the American Committee for Relief in
ireland.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Three Changes i'm Yale Boat

DERBY, Conn, May Coach Nick
alls made three changes in the boating
OF the Yale varsity crew to-day. HaIde-
man, at No. Z, was replaced by Malt
and Spencer, at bow, was replaced hy
Whitney. Captain Hord, at No. 6.
changed seats with Payson, who had
been rowing No. a.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Skeeters Bat Out Pair
OF Syracuse Pitchers

SYRACUSE, May e.--Mike Kircher,
formerly of the ST. Louis Cardinals, and
Donovan were both driven from the
mound to-day by Jersey CITY, the
Skeeters defeating the Stars, 13 to is.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Two-base hits--McCerren. Dowd, Bar
ney. Three-base hit--Shialds Eorna r,,n
--Finneran. stolen bases-Keating. Ira
gesser. sacrifces--Miller (2>. Mccarren.
Double plays--Ray, Shields and Krumen- :
aker; Dowd. keating and Miller. Bases on
balis--OR Crandall, l; off Finneran. s.
Struck out-By Crandali, 3; by Finneran
I. Left on bases--Buff sJo, 8; Newark, =
Time Of game--1 :52
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

NEWCASTLE, Pa, May s.--The Chi.
cago Cubs defeated the Union Store in
dependent team of Newcastle here to-
day 8 to 1. A Knights Of Columbus
watch fob and charm were presented
ito Johnny Evers before the game
started.
The score by innings,
Chicago ....1 o o o 6--s II Z
Union Store. o 0 0 0 D Ill ii
Battsries--cheeves and Daily; Williams
and Mills.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Two-base htts--Ainsmith, Cobb Three
base hit--Slsler. Stolen bascs---Veach.
Blue, Sacrifice-Bush. Double plays
Heil1nan and Blue; Lee. Gerber and Sisler.
Left on bases--Detroit, z; ST. Louis, g.
Bases on bails--OG Oldham. o; off Cuiiop.
OF Boland. s. Hits-Off Cullop Z in
22-3 innlngs; Off Boland. In 41-3.
by Bolana, 2. Losing pitcher--CuIlon'
Umpires-H Hildebrand and Evans Time Of
gatne---i: :S5 -
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Once More
Submits to Defeat
By Buff alo Team

BUFFALO, N. Y, May s.-Newark
went down again before the Bisons to-
day, the score being to 2. Joe Fin
neran was off to bad start, and be-
fore he settled down Buffalo had three
runs and the game. Crandall was hit
hard, but had sensational support.
The score;
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Homer BY Wrigl.tstone Leads
10 Ouertl,ro,o Of Brooklyns
Cadore, Pfeifer and Mjus Try in Vain to Stave off
Defeat, but Crounder, With Bases Loaded III
nally Decides the Issue i'm Favor of Ouakers
Special Dispatch 10 rae Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, May 9Fiftyffty Dodgers
could do to-day when they the phs in the
he either big Baregh pitched the Brooyn
to triumph in the first
Pfaer the losing pitcher when the ph
in the tenth inning that
Of Cecil Causey, former pitcher for the Giants
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
YIRsT GAME
rotaia.. a7Sl1asi7 Il Totals. IS as27 IA 3

Stated Tor G. Smith Ia seventh INNING
Psiiaaslphia ssGsalsRi 3 & 9 9 Z 9 9 3 S--s S--s
Two-ease hits--OIson. Johnston, Wright
stone. Lehourveau Sacrifice - Ronetchy.
Double plays - Konetchy (unassisted) !;
Rawiings and ]. Miller; Bruggy and r.
Miller. Left on bases-Brooklyn, 8. Phila-
deiphia, g. Bases on balls-Of Grimes, / /;
Off @. Smith, 2. Hits-OR G. Smith. In
2 inn.ngs. OK Belts. tnone out In eighth) /;
OF WeiRert, in g. Struck out--Isy
Grirnes 6; by c. Smith, {. Losing pitcher
Betts. Umpires--HaTt and McCorrntclS
Time Of gane--I.5S.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Net Meet as New Rochelle

The next TEAMS tournament in the
metropolitan district will begin next
Monday, when the New Rochelle Ten
mis- Club will hold it's annual Quaker
Ridge championship tourney, with
mems singles and doubles TO be oecid-
ed. The final round match will be
played the following Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Cicotte Posts $40. .OOfg Roua

CHICAGU, May 9.--Bond Of sI0.0nf1
was deposited in the states attorneys
Ssacs to-day by attorney for pitcher
Eddie Cieotte, formerly with the white
Sex, indicted ia connection with the
1919 worlds series scandal.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Police Escort Umpire
From Rochester Field

ROCHESTER,. May 9.--Rochester de-
seatcd Baltimore here to-day, to 6,
in q free hitting game. Umpire O'Brien
put Wisner and Ross, the Rochester
battery. and Merkle, first baseman, out
Of the game in the sixth inning for
protesting decision. Spectators
swarmed on the field at the end OF the
game and o'Brien was escorted to his
dressing room by several policemen.
The score by innings;
saitiinere .....e l o o / 2 o Is "a )
hochestor ,-...i o o . o o x--s ii 4
- batteriss---t'royes Thomas. Clark and
Egan; Wisner, Conkwright and Matfnn
Ross. i@ssoN'
ar ToRONTo
Eesding ......o lols o 2 40 il /
1ofonto 1911 0 2 0 o o. j 10 Z
;, Hattertes--Craft Thompson, Karpp and
cotter; Snyder ana Devine. - a"'
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Jimmy O'Brien, the Pride of Grsen.
point, who collected nearly half dozen
titles during the Sndoor season.. will
make his first appearance of the year
Sunday on the cinders at McGoldrick
Field, Brooklyn, where the I,oughlin
Lyceum games Will be held. O,Brien
will run anchor for the Loughlin
team.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
iEcoND GAME
nRonx1yN a. Il pHII.A
To.als.. 50 as US Is d Totals aaaaao % /

Ran for Kruger In tenth snning.
Batted for Cadore in eighth inning.
1.-TWO out when winning run was scared
Brooklyn. ..... o Il o q a a..
Phiiadeiphis. 0 0 D o i 0 Ia
Two-base hits--Meusei, J, Miller. capsey.
Tnree-bsse hit--=Seis. Home run--yyrig ht- :
ssone Sacrifices Krueger, Rawlings.
l,eu1ts ptsys-~oison and Konetehy, Johns
ton. Myers and kouetchy: n. Miller raw
rnss ana J. Miller {23. Left on bases
Brooklyn. 9; Phiiadelphia, s. Bases on
1s naiis--oR Cadore, l.; of Miljus, q. off
eIeRer, - OFT Canssy, !. Hits--.OR Cadore.
tn Innings; off Miljus. i In 4 fnone
cus 10 ninth); off PfeHer. Q in q. Hit by
pitchsr---8 8y MiiJus tR. aifler). struck
oase-.-sy SadoFe. s.; by causey. /. Losing
Gormlok. Time OF gaIns--l:5a
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Tenth

1t was after store hours
last Friday evening, but the
gentleman who had lust
arrived from New Orlesns
'phoaed he simply had to
have a dress outht--could
we, would we help him OUT
The Assistant Manager.
who was closing up, said
Sure, come along
He arrived at $40
Twenty minutes later he
was equipped with dinner
suit (Which required no
alteration), the needed ac-
cessories-and was on his
way to his 7 O'Clock ap-
pointrnent.
Of course, the only thing
unusual about it was the
hour. At the "four conven.
lent corners" hurry-up out.
fitting is made easy by gen
erous stocks, ample range
of sizes, and prompt service
by statesmen who have built
up prestige for themselves
and the House by trying to
serve rather than sell.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Commerce Athletes Triumph
The track team of the High School Of
Commerce outseored the athletes OF
Theodore Roosevelt High School by the
score OF So to la at Macomb's Dam Park
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Clark House Postpones
Eive-MiIe Road Race

The dve-IniIe road race Of che Clark
House A. A., scheduled for next Sun
day has been postponed to May 20, in
Chester. which will hold its annual
eight-rnile run May Is. Both races
attract an unusually fine entry yearly
end when it was learned that the dates
confiicted, Ben Jacobs, chairman Of the
Clark House committee, agreed to the
change.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
American Association,

nings; rain.)
No ether games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Southern Association
Chattanooga, O; Birmingham, g.
Nashville, 8; Atlanta, O.
New Orleans, s., Little Rock, q.
Mobile, 8; Memphis, s.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

4 Eastern League
Hartford, 6; Albany, 4.
Springfield, q; New Haven, /.
Bridgeport. 8; Worcester, o.
Waterbury, z, Pittsfieid, q,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

BASEBALL TO-DAY, ffHnETs EyT&I m
Brooklyn vs. Cincinnati. asse Z. dNr.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

Entry blanks were issued yesterday
for two important meets of the season.
the games of the New York A. c., at
Travers Island, June 4, and the annual
carnival of the De La Salls Athletic
Association, which will be held at Pei
ham Bay Park, May 26.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Mudic Leader or, Links

Twenty-Five members Of the Friars
yesterday afternoon played over the En-
gineers' Club, Rosiyn, Long Island, golf
course for their first collective round Of
ths season. Leonard Nude was low
caxd at 90.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

The best of everything
men and boys wear. Also
sporting goods and lug
gage.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10

AAgEEsAEIs TO-DAY. pUT.O GROUNDS
ssss r. ~. Giants va 81. Lcuis.--1Adv.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Aint 1t a Grand and Glorious Feelip'?

c9oyrmht. 1921 New York Tribune Inc
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit, z; ST. Louis, 5 q ms, rain,
Other teams not scheduled
New-York tribune., 1921-05-10
Standings i'm Major Leagues

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn. 5, Philadelphia, {lstl
Philadelphia, 8; Brouklyn, 2 {sd,
Go fhaings)
Oehsr teams not schedule d
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
sixth Assembly District.

TX. u. DE. 4th ST.. East River. Stanton
a. coerrk r'.. r.. Houston 81. and Lewis ~.
"a Fc. DE. Houston ST.. Coerck st.. STAN
Ton ri. and cannon et.
ad Il D.--r. Houston Ct, Cannon st.. STAN
ton ~ and Sheriff at
IN r. DE. lth ST.. Lewis ST., T.. Houston
IT. and Avenue n.
6tii~E. DE. 4ti ST., Avsnne D. Il. Sd st.
"c" csn q. DE. Cd st. Avenue d. E uous-
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ELECTIOS NOTICE.

-v-ltl W. 1ctn Sts... 6arper
sisfss Nossh side W. osih e.. 100 fsaaS fsss
., w, west Of Central Park wcst... Booth
sE4os Central PsrK; west. Carpet ci.snISs
5s-4sl Central G % Park West. .BassmsDt
a. 20 w. 104th st....................- st. Tailor
% ". iosd at. east Of Amsterdam
CO. W. io2d Of. east Of Amsterdam
p. s. l7o
81 s5 Manhattan ave.............;.. Barber
g. 60 W. iooth Dry e. go0,ds s,ds
oo-lO} w. 1Olst 81. ..s.. iator
as South side W. iootih st.. 50 feet
west of West End ave. Booth
' Of west est End ave ave. ~. :. ..... @ Booth
81 South side w. e9th st.. 80 feet west
ss- North sss side ". .I sssS s ST.. SO feet Vest
Ess. wsss .ias q snS Vest End ave.
40 North North" side ID '" w. 0st; s5th ST.. loo feet
!, .so we west Of West End ave...l;: :ioS; Booth
oso Mssi southssnt aac sSs SUr. W. oSd 81. " and
Riverside Drive. ....... -. Basement
.0' A. Amstsrsan Amsterdam ave. ana W. osd st..
central entrance on W. ESD st.l =,
45-5s4 Amsterdam ave. Barber
49, South side W. seth st.. so feet east
A. souti, side ". seth ST.. 80 feet west
as South "sss Side ia' ~ ". S.s ssth st.. 50 ssss
west OF West End ave. 5ootn
&o-o66 Amsterdam ave. ...nauoE
50-5fS Amsterdam ave.. '..Ieiios
51-260 w. 66th st......... .T.tioe ~ tis
52-2333 Broadway '.'....''; 1919, aat,vs
6rOAQX1Y
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EIECTIoN NoTICE.

: S0I ". 10th 81. Shoemaker
: St. Nicholas ave., io6th and 127th
sts., w. 126th ST., entrance,
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ELEcrroN NOTICE.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

BOARD or ELECTIONS OF THE CITY
or NEW YORK. GENERAL OFFICE.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN pursuance
OF Chapter 90 OF the Laws of 1909 (consti-
tuting Chapter II or the Consolidated Laws). .
as amended by Chapter Gal. Section sol OF
tho Laws OF 1913. OF the boundaries OF each
Of the election districts IN the City OF New
York and OF the designation OF the place OF
rssistration October 10th. 1ith. 18th, 18th.
5<th and 18th. and of the polling places for
the election 20 be held November sth. 1921.
as follows:
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Er,rcrroN NoVvcu

Bedford st.. carnins 81. clarkson St. and
Hudson River.
Grove ct. BEDFORD ST.. Commerce st.. 7th
ave.. Morton ST.. Hudson ST., Barrow u. and
s7th u. p.-chrsstopher st.. 9TH ave-. Com
merce ST., Bedford st.. Grove st. and tiud-
ssth l.. DIV. 10th ST.. Greenwich st.:
Charles ST.. Bieecker st., Christopher st. and
Hudson River.
second Assembly district.
LIST E. p.-cataarine st.. East Broadway.
Market 1t. and Henry 81. ~,
tic St.. Canal ST.. Division ST.. Msrisst st.
and East Broadway.
Sd D.-AIsrket st.. Division e., Cana'
4th e. D.-East Broadway, Clinton st''
Henry IT. and Pike ct.
5th r.. D.--Essex 81. Grand st., clinton ST.
East Broadway and Canal ft.
9th Y. D.-Hroome ST., Essex st., Hester So
Allen ST.. Grand st. and Orchard ~.
1th t.. D.--l;rand st.. Allen ST., hester nt.'
ESSEX ST.. Division st.. Canal 81. ana h'a-
9Th u. p.-<;rand ST.. Eldridge ST.. Canal
Ut: and chrystie st. :. IA
Iancey st.. E.idridge ST.. Broone ST.. Alien
st.. Grand st. and chrystie st. :,
10Th l.. Dc-pelancey st.. LUDLOW .,,sr ST.;
ST.. yroorae ct. and Eldridge st;
lith z. D.--ftyington st.. Orchard s., Dc
taDcey 81. ana kOr0yIn II.
18th L. D.--Stanton st., Orchard ST.. INV
irgton ut. and Forsyth st.
18th Il. DE. Houston ~, Ludlow ST.. De-
lancey st.. Orchard st.. Stanton st. and Aleu-
st. tH
18th Il. DE. Houston st., Allen ST.. Stan
ton 8. and Chrystie ct.
18th e. p.--Stanton ST., Forsyth ST.. Eroomc
st. ard Cl,rystie st.
10Th z. D.--Princs ST.. Bowery. Stanton st.,
chIy stie e., Delaney IT.. Bowery. Spring St.
18th e. D.--tsrand ST.. Boweiy. Delaney
ST.. Chrystie St.. Canal st.. Bowery. IIestor
st. and Elizabeth ST.
18th E. D.--(;rand st.. Elizabeth ST.. Hester
st., Bowery, Canal 1T. and Lafayette -.
10th Y. D.--Broonle ST., Lafayette st.. Canal
st. and Broadway.
goth II. D.--spring st.. Mulberry st.. Grand
st.. Lafayette ST.. Eroome st. and Suliiysn 81;
cod 70. D.-pr.nce st., Elizabeth ST.. Spring
ST.. Eoweiy. Kenmare st. and Mulberry 81.
23d e. DE. Houston ST.. Bowery. Prince
cath Il. D.--Great Jones st.. =. sd ST., "a
ave., Chrystie st., Stanton st., Bowery, T..
Houston ct. and Broadway.
25tl y. De. 4th ST., &c ave., L. Cd ST.
Great Jones st. and Broadway.
csth L. DIV. Sd st.. Broadway, S2rias
st. and Thompson st.
nth L. D.--fIouston. st.. Thompson st.,
Spring ct. and Sullivan st.
2sti r. DIV. Sd. Thompson, W. Houston
a9th Il. D.-7iacdougai st.. ". Houston ST..
Hancock st.. Blocker st.. Macdougal st.. W.
Sd st., Sullivan st. and Spring st.
30th r. D.-7ti, av.. Blcecker st., Carmine
ST.. 9th ave. ". Sd st., Macdougal ST.,
Bieecl,er st.. Hancock ST., W. Houston OF.
3ist e. D.--Bleeclser st., ith ave., W. 9Th
st.. Barrow ST.. washington pl., 9th ave.
and Carn,ine st.
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EIECTrON NOTICE.

22- 80 W. l15th ct. Private school
s3- q w. 10th st. .Milnnery
d JOB 81. Nicholas ave. ....,.....-. Cigars
:5- IS Lenox ave. Bakery
:o- % st. Nicholas ave-. .Shoe repairing
70 tscuox ave-. .s..ss's 80 -.
. w. 1t3th st. .CauuS
ID w. 18TH st. bet. bth and Lenox
aves., entrance exit Z. ....P: 3. 20
30-f700 Madison avc. Barber
81 &c y. 112th st.................L Laundry
81 W. 1l1th st. bet 9TH and Lenox
aves.. entrance exit OH court
p. 3. ITO
S3- w. 18th 81. bet 5th and Lenox
aves. entrance exit o.. p. 5. ITO
3l- IS st. Nicholas ave. Taiior
S5--' 100 w. 111th st......-.....-......T Tailor
&c. Lenox ave. Tailor
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COUNTY OF NEW YORK
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
Boundaries.

Boundaries.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12

kindergarten entrance. p. s. 81
Amsterdam ave. and w. nth st.,
second entrance north OF W..
77th ST. on Amsterdam ave. p. s. "
Amsterdam ave. and w. nth ST..
second entrance north Of w. 77th
st. on Amsterdam ave. ...P. $. 81
South side Of W. 18th St.. so feet
east OF Riverside Drive. Booth
South side Of w. 80th ST.. 10 feet
west Of West End ave. Booth
West End ave. and W. 62d ST..
kindergarten entrance on West
End ave. e..........; ..,:.':..F. S'
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nS-SsoS lfh ave. ............... Laundry
Of Broadway. Academy ST. and ver-
niiiyea ave.. main entrance on
Academy st.. ..............P. s. 80
0J--, broadway. Academy st. ard ver-
mslyea ave-. entrance exit on
Vermilyea ave. p. s. 80
o6- broadway. Academy 1t. and Yer
tsro,,-h ~srj ~ as,,, =.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

Cor. R!vington and Suffolk sts.,
Suffolk st. entrance. .......P. 8. 80
. Ludlow st. Bar7e-
~~.x
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
Fourth Assembly District.

1s. ~. Location. Occupied as
- Cor jackson and Madison sts, east
entrance on Madison st......P s. ~
D. Cor. Jackson and Madison sts,
west entrance on Madison ST. p s. ~
81 Cor. Henry and Gouverneur sts
west entrance on Henry at. p. g. i4T
D. Cor. Broome and Cannon sts east
=. entrance on Eroome ,s,......P. s. ITO
T. Cor. Lewis and Rivington Sta, en-
trance Exit o on Rivington st r. &. IS
g. Cor. Lewis and Rivington ets., en-
trance exit on Rivington at p. s. SO
- Cor. Broome and Cannon sts., north
entrance on Cannon St. ......P. s. ITO
10 Cor. Broome and Sheriff sts., Sher-
III 81. entrance. ...............P. &. "a
IL Cor. Broome and Sheriff sts.. exit
y on Broon1e Ut. st..............P. 8. %
II Cor. Broome and Ridge etc., second
entrance south OF Delaney on
- ludge st....... ...P. &. %
IL Cor. Broome and Ridge sts.. main
entrance on Broome st.....P. s.. p2
3e- Hi,ington. Ridge and Pitt sts..
south entrance on Ridge et....P. s.
Is Rivington. Ridge and Pitt sts..
south entrance on Pitt et......P. 3. 4
1e-- Attorney ST.. bet. Rivington ana
stanton sts.. boys entrance r. g. fT4
IT, Attorney ST., bet. Rivinston and
stanton sts.. boys entrance.P. s.. ia
iS-lCS suffolk Et......................O Office
1o- Cor Rivington ana Suffolk sts
Eivington ct. entrance. 8. f6o
20--fsI Broofne st.. east entrance. y. s. fao
LIST Drqofne It,, west entrance. +. s ico
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u. u. Location. Occupied as
1--i69l Amsterdam av........ Confectionery
p W. f4Sth ST., bet. Broadway and
Amsterdam av., wcst entrance
on court. t...................P. s. 1856
3-- W. f46th St, bet. Broadway and
Amsterdam av.. east entrance
on court. II. y. 166
A. W. f<5th st., bet. Broadway and
Amsterdam av., west entrances
OH cOuft.. t...................P ~. 3. lSf
SIZES Amsterdam Av....... Shoe repairing
g. s. side w. f41th ST., 90 IT, west
OF Amsterdam av........... Booth
7-1S64 Amsterdam az. .Corfeotloner
g. s. side Of W. f4sth st., IS n.
cast OF Broadway. Booth
9--fTs8 Amsterdam sv.........s... Bakery
TO- go W. 10th st...................T Tailor
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Second Assembly District.


ED. Location. Occupied as
r. 40 Henry ysr............. Moulding
p Forsyth st. bet. Canal and Hester
sts.. north entrance on Forsyth o.
r, st; s,::.:x :rd Norioi,s sts. r. %
entrance centre exit on Essex
,, ST. ..;....-......--.,c .,,.e;,I. ., o.
4-2l1 f. Broadway. confectionery
u Hester, Essex and Norfolk sts.,
s00'n e"'ra"es ." T p. S. SO
g. Hester. Orchard and Ludlow SITS.
entrance exit on Ludlow st. :,
T. Hester. Orchard and Ludlow sts..
west girls entrance on Orchard a,
s. Cor. chrystie and Hester SITS.
Hester st. entrance. ........P. s.
p Rivington and FORSYTH, sts;. en-
ir trance exit on Forsyth st.P. S. 20
To- Cor. Grand and Ludlow sts.. west
entrance on Grand st.. .p. 8. 1877
IL Cor. Delaney and Ludlow sts..
south entrance on Ludlow St.
IT, FlyinEton ana Eidridge sts.. en-
trance exit 3 on Eldridge st.P. s. 20
49, Cor. Delaney and Ludlow st5.,
i. s. 161
ID Cor. Forsyth and stanton SITS.
north entrance on Forsyth st.,
1880 chrystie ST.. boys entrance. p. S. 81
Jd--l60 Chrystie st.. girls entrance. p. $. 10
IT. Cor. Chrysue and Hester sts..
1915 Baxter ST., south yard entrance
1s-i4s Baxter ST.. north yard entrance
p. S. 1870
20 6s Sullivan st....................Gr st. Grocer
.i-- Lafayette bet Spring and Prince
sts., entrance north side. p. S. f06
C. Lafayette st. bet. Spring and Prince
sts.. south entrance. p. $. lo6
2s- Lafayette st. bet. Spring and Prince
cor nPTsn Forsyth ans stanton ss lO'
south entrance on Forsyth at.
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rourth Asse n,blx pi.trirt.

fst Z. D.-Monroc ST.. jackson ST.. East
81 Cherry st. and Gouverneur 81.
"a =. D.--Jacisscn ST., Grand ST., Mangin
st., Bro0u,c st., Tompkins St. Delaney et.
ana East River.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-18
PROR| commissioner
ASKS PUBLIC HELP IN
ENFORCING DRY LAWS

lHzQuDttCan ~ r. lEa1Ea v" iNEl
WASHINGTON. June 1s-In his
first formal statement. Roy A
Haynes. new federal prohibition
commissioner. appealed yesterday to
the public to band together to uphold
the law as set forth in the prohibition
new prohibition administration. he de-
clared. is efficiency" adding that the
laws would be enforced.
AT the outset of my administra-
ton" he said Il want to preach fhe
gospel of the need of law enforce
ment- IL there ever was time when
all good citizens should unite on a
program for law enforcement. in the
home, in the school. in the church and
in the press. IL is today. To wink at
the breaking of one law and preach
observance of another Is unpatriotic
and un- American On that basis I
believe former so-cailed liberals will
as vigorously aid in the enforcement
of the dry laws as those who have
always been dry. Any other policy
toward law in general means chaos.
means bolshevismS
II appeal to the editorial and news
writer. to the cartoonist. TO the re-
porter to the scenario writer. to the
playwright. to lend every aid to Law
enforcement. The editorial. the car
toon. the news story. the film or the
legitimate play which mas in IL the
/ direct statement or fnferential sug-
gestion that the dry program is cas-
/ lily violated. or should be violated
that it is a joke. is not only harmful
| in the warping of sentiment against
/ the enforcement of the law. but Oh
viously such influence leads to a dis
regard of law in general Such sug-
gcstions create in the minds OF tbs
young an unfair and unfortunate at
titude and encourage among IRE
sponsible the breaking of all laws.
wish that we might have in Americs
a revival of regard for the sanctitl
and majesty of the law. I want tn
help of every good. loyal citizen.
pledge every ounce of vigor and asil
ity there Is in me to this end
'>With comparatively few official
to enforce the eighteenth amendmen
il cannot be effectively done withou
the cooperation OF a potriotic an
helpful citizenship. My ambition
to see the dry law. as all laws. gen
orally and properly enforced. W
can bring about this splendid resul
| and high aspiration II we Will all ded
icate ourselves to the patriotic pro
! gram OF believing, preaching. talkin
Arizona republican., 1921-06-18
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