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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-12
PRESIDENT WILL ASK
SENATE TO DELAY THE
PASSAGE OF BONUS BILL
Continued from Page one.)
rich and poor alike, you are

rich and poor alike, you are
commerCializing patriotism"
Plans to delay consideration of
the bonus measure were attacked
by the legislative committee OF the
American legion in statement to-
night. 1t referred to the letter of
Secretary Mellon, urging that con-
sideration be deferred as 'intellec-
tually dishonest, economically I'M
warranted and politically ludi-
crous."
"Postponement," it added, "ls
merely a subterfuge, a play for
time, through which its enemies
hope ultimately to defeat the
measure"
Claim Measure Is Just.
Claiming that the bill 'is a
measure of elemental justice"
and will mot affect disastrous
ly or even harmfully the fl
nanCes of the country, but will
rather add to the nations
economic power by placing
hundreds of thousands Of
breadwinners back on their
feet" the statement said that
the legion sis irrevocably COM
mitted to it, popular opinion is
behind it, and congress should
pass it and get it out of the
way"
Melons "Diatribc."
Secretary Melons "diatribe,"
the statement said, Is nothing more
than "a mere rehash of the OBJ
jections long ago interposed by
his predecessor in office, former
Secretary of the Treasury Hous-
ton"
"There is nowhere in the Mel
Ion statement" it added, "any reas-
enable justification for the theory
that a bill not designated to be-
come financially operative until
July I. 1922, would ruin the coun-
try if passed now, but be safe and
sound if passed in November or
December"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-12
NJ iilk:
The Label is Red and White
"A Macaroni Dish for Easy
Summer Cooking

Onehalf pound macaroni, tablespoonfuls butter
tabespoonfuls -four, n teaspoonful salt l cup
Carnation Milk, cup water, Il to pound cheese
Break macaroni In small pieces and cook in boiling
water until tender. Make white sauce of the butter,
-four, seasonings, milk and water Crate cheese and
stir into the white sauce until melted. Drain the
macaron mix 1t with the white sauce put into bak-
ing dish, and cover with bread crumbs. Brown IN
the oven.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-12
MISSION HEARS
FRACTIONAL ROW
IN PHILIPPINES
Mood and Forbes Visit Cebu
and Are Told of Political
Conditions Existing In the
Province.

cebu p. l.. July 1.-THE Wood
Forbes mission inspecting condl-
ions in the Philippines, arrived
sere today from Manila and at a
,uhlic meeting in the plaza. lis
lened to denunciadons OF the VA
sionalista party and Serglus Us
nena, speaker of the Philippine
house of representatives. by ms TEL
ow citizens Of the democratic par
~.
Cebu is the second city in sig
Of the Philippine group and the
mission was welcomed warmly by
large crowd.
The president and vice president
81 the Cebu democratic organization
asserted that elections were corrupt
and that no democratic had a
ehance Of election. The prosecut-
mig attorney. who is a nacionalista,
refused, they said, to lay before
HE court evidence offered by DEM
pcrata showing that corruption eX-
sted.
Two Officers Suspended.
Another democratic speaker as
serted that two nacionalista oTfl-
cials who were under Suspicion
we're suspended as soon as the
Wood Forbes mission arrived, but
were assured that they would be
reinstated as soon as the mission
had left. ,
Although severely criticising ma
tionalista, all democratic speakers
urged immediate independence In
any form for the Philippines. A
resolution of the municipality read
TO the mission asked 1t to convey
to the people of the United States
assurance of Filipino loyalty. and
declared that If immediate indepen-
dence is unobtainable, Filipinos
want 1t in any form which would
be of greatest benefit to the Fill
pinos in the United States.
All speakers expressed the great
est admiration of Americans and
appreciation OF the lesson taught
the Filipinos by the "benevolence
of the government of the United
States"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

Jacob NJ. Schiff.
August GUARDING.
ieorge Mcnamara.
Max l.. Kantrowits
Theodore Schneider
Sol. Ullnan.
Victor r. Kaufman
Norris D. Reiss.
r. Rayher.
Aronson
Frederick Fl. Nichol.
Harry Henle
I'd ward j. Healy.
Charles j. Bartunek X
J Joseph Steinberg
II. Bose.
Lewis j. Fine.
Jacob Arthur Adler
NJ arg uerite l.. Smith
NJ ario G. DiPirro. .
Horace w. Palmer. .
Max f. Kaplan.
George N. Jesse. .
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
i42d st. & B'way. Man.
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
.Y0Rk-United States Trust Compans
Duchess OF Manchester: Right HonorsbI.
wsr, were Bra6azon. V,isseeount Duncannon: Ed.
,,rancis Drogo. Viscount Vaudeville; Lads
Mary Alice Montagu, Lord Ed ward E r
Mont; Mon1fagu; Lady Ellen Millicent Montagu
Marie Biaufuss. Elizabeth wrig ht Reynoldt
LOUIS Le Maitre, Amelia Rawlings. Mar.
garet DIngwall, Maria Marc uesa d Argu.
din, Julieta d'Argudin. Natica Lister.
kaye. Leonore Yznaga. Albertina Yznags
TIns TIsa iznaga. n5i Ernesto Yznasa, Fernando
Esperanza Alvarez. Harry B. Hollins. Ed.
ward j. Hancy and Francis Snyth. as Ex.
ecutors of the last will and Testament ..
miila W. Beach, as Administrators. with
the will annexed. of the goods. cha,teIs
and credits OF Frederick Ogden Beach, de.
SVeasea, Va,,s DeIendants. Trial desired in Nes
To the above named Defendants: You
are hereby summoned to answer the com.
oi your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneyi
WI Wilhln twenty days after the service q,
snrs,,os sfirs summons: exclusive of the day Of
service and in case OF your failure to
appear or answer, judgment will be takm
against you by default. for the relief d..
named in the complaint.
Dated, August l, 1921
CADWALADER. WICKERsHAM & TAFT.
flaintiff's Attorneys. Offlce and Post
oince Address, NO. 40 Wall Street
thorough of Manhattan. City OF New
To WILLIAM ANGUS DRoGo. DUKE
SF MANCHESTER; HELENA. DUCHESS
VE VE,p pMASCHEsTERE 1. = RIGHT HONORABLE
NERE BRABAZON, VISCOUNT DUNCAN.
MN: EDWARD LEE ROWCLIFFE:
11ME 1E1MMILIE fZNAGA; MABEL. COUNTESS
ziSHY; MARIE BLAUFUSS; ELIZABETH
w MIGHT REYNOLDS; LOUIS LIE NAL
REE = IT. r,ANsiA rANMELiA RAWLINGS; MARGA
AhhGUDlN: NATICA LISTER KAYE
s LroNOhE ~ YZNAGA; MARIA ALVAREZ
ana CONSUELO ALVAREZ: The foreeo
ing Ing 81 summons is served upon you by publ
cStion pursuant to an order of the Suprems
court or the State of New York held IN
abs and st1 for > the County of New York dated
the complaint in the office Of the clarI, .,
court ens toan5y Hoss Of New York in the County
IN tne united states of America.
DaIeo, October Z, 1927.
.ADW ALADER, WICKERSHAM G. TAFT
5attorneys for Plaintiff. once and
Postoffice Address. 20 Wall street
Borough of Manhattan. New York chg
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
PROPOSALS

SALE OF SURPLUS MATERIAL
PROPOSALS. in duplicate. will be received
by the Quartermaster, u. S. Marine Corns
Headquarters. Navy Building. washington
d, C., until II 100 A. NJ. November Il ls9i
covering the sale OF the following supplies
1881 blankets, wooden, renovated. located at
Marine Barracks. Quantico. Va. 1884 pairs
cordovan shoes, located at Marine Barracks'
Paris Island, s. c.. l.o7o pairs cordovan
shoes, located at Marine Barracks, Norfolk.
va. and 1882 pairs cordovan shoes. located
at the Depot of Supplies. u S. Marine Corps.
Dssa,Isd Dsval ddpeirseng BASE Hspton Roads Va
samples. at cost price may be had upon non
application to the Post Quartermasters. Ma
rlne Barracks, Quanticc, Va. Parris Island.
9uartermaster. U; S. Marine Corps. Naval
Operating Base, Hampton Roads. Va Pro
posal blanks may be secured from the Omar
ssrmaster, y. $. Marine Corps, Room S2o7.
Navy building, 18th and B Streets, N W
Washington, y. Z. The quartermaster re-
serves the right to reject any or ali bids
and af,1 waive wa y informaiities therein. c. L..
ternaster. Schedule No. 1873
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
STORAGE NOTICES

We iyr1I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
1921 AT 1880 4. NJ. and on every ~ success.
ing Wednesday. until all is sold. commencing
az dv 20 4. NJ. each day at COOKIES
ACTION ROOMS 20s-21I East i25th stresL
oss Mew YORK City. household goods and persousl
eHects for unpaid storage and other charges,
S.ore1 Sts by or in the names, as follows:
r r fSiJD ~ MlNTZER, FRANK SIKEN MRS
=; FUCHS or LAVINIA TUCK, DANIEL
StSs SESSs ss:r MRS. LEWIS. PARK TAXI. LN.
e,rI,nl eeT,rSTSIOH, Is,,, ENkOWlTZ X KAHAN. J0Hss
SIEWART, MRS. IRENE ROSS. VINCENT
RYAN. LEXINGTON ICE CREAM PARLoR
MIS-; RICE. MRS. ELSIE FISHER,
LUTHER WAUGH. MR.. A. MATIsSE. ELLA
b; PATTERSON. MRS. FORSTER
CkARLES JONES, MRS A. SHlRLEf,
ARTHUR GRIFFIN. MRS. A. H HIND
& JOIN c. PINERo. JAMES LAWREy
FOYER; FLAuM. MRS. CARL KERLlH
MARTHA HIRScHMAN, JAMES GILES
MrS- Dorm. ROSE HERMAN MIR. ]. NAB.
klN. Nh. F. GOLDBERG, MRS T. DOOIEY
SENTIMENTAL &c g ] c SALES DISPLAY Co.
MES- JACKSON. l.: J. OBERS0N. Will
LAM JENKINS. G. S. DILLON. MRS. F. 8
CONSTANT. MANUEL FONESCA
REGAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
159-l61 EAST 126TH STREET
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
House Resolution Names
Nov. III as Legal Holiday

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Legaliza-
tion of November II as national holi-
day was provided to-day by the House,
which adopted by viva voce vote the
johnson resolution.
The resolution says that as Armist;ce
Day "has been designated as the an
propriate time for the ceremonies in
cident to the burial of the unknown
and unidentified American soldier" that
day sis declared to be a legal public
holiday, in order that the people of the
United States may pause in their usual
pursuits as mark of further respect to
this unknown dead and those whom he
represents"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Tariff Legislation
Demanded Ahead
OF Rail Funding
Agricultural Senators, in Con-
ference, Decide to Force
Actionon EmergencyRates
Already Passed by House
From The Tri1une.s Kashinaton auren,

FROM Ihe 1ft0ume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.--New COM
plications faced the railroad credit bill
in the Senate to-day when Republican
Senators from agricultural states de-
cided at a conference to force the
emergency tariff resolution ahead of
the railroad measure.
The resolution for extension of the
emergency agricultufM rates until
permanent measure is enacted has
passed the House and is pending be-
fore the Senate Finance Committee.
That committee will report it out, prob
ably tomorrow.
Emergency agricultural rates will ex-
pire November 27, or four weeks hence.
Agricultural Senators are becoming
anxious lest the extension of the rates
be blocked by filibuster if they wait
much longer. For this reason they
will insist the resolution for extern
sion be taken up as soon as the tax
bill is passed and, if there are indi-
cations of long discussion of the beer
bill, ahead of the beer bill. In any
eVeHt, tHey Will HOC consent TO allow
the railroad bill to be thrust in ahead
of the emergency tariff extension reso-
luton.
Consideration of this resolution is
likely to provoke long fight over the
tariff and may serve to bar the rail-
road bill and the foreign debt funding
bill until the regular session in De-
cember. Its effect on the beer bill also
is uncertain.
Involved in the resolution to extend
the emergency agricultural rates is the
extension of the dye embargo. The
tended when the agricultural rates are
extended.
At the conference to-day the agricul-
tural Senators decided on the list of
tariff rates for the permanent tariff
bill which they will advocate before the
Finance Committee. These rates are
substantially on level with the emerg-
ency rates.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Taxi Men Cheer Curran,
Denounce Hylan Bureau
License Department and Traffic
Courts Assailed at Meeting
of 0Mners and drivers

The 500 members of the greater New
York Taxi League, who met in Bryant
Hall last night, heard much about the
injustice and graft which three sue
cessive speakers denounced as domi-
nant in the Hylan Bureau of Licenses
and in the traffic courts. The chauf
feurs sat silent as though listening to-
an old story, but applauded vigorously
when a letter from Henry H. Curran
was read.
"New York is to-day, in all probabil-
lty, the most dishonest city in the
world" said John Ullman, president of
the league. "No one who has had any
thing to do with the license bureau or
the traffic court has any respect for
any one who has any part in running
them"
Zone thing is sure-no man who is
connected with the license bureau in
any way deserves to be reelected"
said Louis Tyroler, counsel for the
league. "Curran hits the nail on the
head when he points out favoritism in
the bureau, the toleration of unfair
concessions on piers and at hotels, the
poor deal you get in the magistrates
court and the needless paint jobs they
make you do"
Mr.. Ullmann also pointed out that
Mr.. Curran is the only candidate who
has had the courage to offer to meet
the taxi drivers, instead of letting the
question go until after election.
Taxi Owners Association, the Penn
sylvania Chauffeurs, the Professional
Chauffeurs and Automobile Drivers.
Inc, the Superior Taxi Association. the
Standard One Rate Taxi Owners and
Chauffeurs' Association and the I'M
perial Black and Cream Taxicab Asso
citation were at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Fire Record

II
is;4o-l1s Charles st: Mary Philips.
80, Triiing
Cnurcn .......-...........U Unknown
t:so-s57 9th av; unknown. -. Trifing
.s;lo-4ss w 3Ith St; unknown. Unknown
1o;So-236 e. 14th st. Ralph Teri
p NJ !" -
A:as--42 corneiia st: rubbish: un-
s:so--sos W. 18Th st.. Richmond 4 None
Wheatield Trining
e.15--Grand Concourse and fremont
av.. the Bronx Methodist
Church ........ T1nkrowr
S;2o--61 w. S5th St Aronowitz Co.
on. ~. Unknown
Bronx, p. 8. 60........ None
s;2s-$67s Sd av.; unknown. Unknown
s;bo-4is E <3d St; United Dress
e;to-24S sth av.; I. Tassarius. Trinins
s;bo--zl w. 18th st; Samuel Botien-
ss.so--ssi 10Th Az. Joseph 5.rrer' saAaown
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Mrs. Bergdoll Dares U. S.
TO Gust Her From Home
l5-Day Limit Set 10 Vacate Man.
sion Expires; Federal
Agents Due TODAY
Specio, Dispotch to m. r~,h.,,,

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.~-In spite
OF the fact that she was ordered by the
Alien Property Custodian to vacate her
mansion at Fifty-second Street and
Wynnefield Avenue by noon to-day,
Mrs. Emma c. Rcrgdoll. mother of the
draft dogers, still resides there and
defies the government to put her out.
To-day was the last day of the
fifteen days time limit given the
mother Of Grover and Edwin Beredoll
to vacate property which was seized
last May ~ the government, as was
all property held in Grover Bergdoll's
name.
Callers at the Castle this afternoon
were informed that Mrs. Bergdoll was
very i'll" because of the strain on her
nerves.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Navy Orders
From The Triou"e's Washington Bureau

From The T,ibunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Bloch. Capt G. G., to Pacific feet
Oliver. Capt. F. L.. to Washington.
Osterhaus. Capt II. w, to Hampton Roads
Sexton. Capt. w. r., TO Pacific feet.
Bristol, Com. A. L.. to Washington.
Joyce. Com. c. S. to New York.
kimpall Com. L. F., to u S. s. Savannah
Woodson. LII Com. e. NJ. to Washington.
Tife, 1t; J. 5r; to U. S. S. Rainbow.
Fraenzel. 1t a. C., to u. S. s. Osceola.
Milligan. 1t. w. c.. resigned.
Padgett. Lit. c. s.. TO u S. S. Connectiout
Dahuf. It. E., to San Francisco.
Eubank. Lit. w c., to San Francisco.
Burgess Ems. w. T., to San Francisco.
Hogan, Ems. N. S.. resigned
linke, Ems. q. D. to u. S. s. Niagara
McDade. Ems. w. to Philadelphia.
Tobey. Ems. ~ s., resigned
Wattles. Ems. r. L.. to u. S. S. Denver.
Kelley. Com. II. L.. to Chelsea.
Danielson. 1t. H. G.. to u S. s. Mercy.
Farley. Lit. II. r., to Philadelphia
Taylor. 1t. w. r.. to Philadelphia
Chamberlain. 1t. u. L.. to U. s. S. Buffalo.
Yando. Lit. A H.. to San Francisco
Day. Lit. w. D.. to u. s. S. Delaware
Hatch, Com. j.. to Puget Sound.
Lynch. 1t. D.. to Boston.
Murray. 1t. G. r.. to Washington
Hancock. 1t. r. A.. to San Diego
Van Norden, Phar w c.. to PHILADELPHIA
Diego.
Mason: Ap. elk. j. A. L.. to Hampton
Pope. L. L. A.. to r.n{seols-
stevens. LII 4. H.. to yssacola.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Friends Honor F. A. Reed

A testimonial dinner, attended by
more than 500 persons, was given Fred
erick A. Reed, manager of the Hotel
Claridge, by his colleagues and hotel
men in the Black and Gold Room of
the Claridge last night. The principal
speaker was Richard E. Enright,
Thomas D. Green, of the New York
City Hotel Mems Association, was
POSTMASTER,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Armv or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Gewley. Capt NJ: F., to Camp Meade.
I' House' capt; r. IT,, to Camp Meade.
Helm, LIT. D. L., resigned.
Miscellaneous
Boqghton. Maj. e. j., Judge Adv. to
Robbins Lit Col. C. P. Med C., to colum.
bus Barracks.
Hamilton. 1t. j. c.. Cav. to Camp Meade
Giilem, IT. Col. A. c., Adj Gems Dept, to
Fort Sheridan. ~
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received hv ,he Bursss
or Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment Washington. d. c.. until 10 c'clocss
a; M. Nov. s, 1921, for delivering taryts
sleeves, electric grinders. silver plated wsrs'
cap ribbons. watch caps fire brick and bsn'
fners TO the navy yard Brooklyn. y. +
etc. Apply for proposals to the supply q.
ncers navy yard. Brooklyn. n. Y or 20 e
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts DAVID
PoTTER, Paymaster General OF the Nau.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
LEGAL NOTICEs

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders Of the Lincoln Advertisinr Ss-wins
Will be held at 29l Broadway. Borough of
Manhaasan Ssaa ~ n, City OF New York. room number
1921. at $3.50 o'clock. for the purpose NJ
eiscting Board s9f Directors. and Tor such
ctner business assmay come before the said
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

that they expected to raise this bid
Judge Mayer declared that he re-
gardcd the assets of the concern as
perishable, and consequently thought
that sufficient notice Of the sale already
had been given to stockholders and
creditors.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

Williams G. Wigmore, Inc, an export.
ing house, of 1876 Broadway. At re-
cent hearing Mr.. CASTOR offered $4,000
Yesterday the Chase National Bank,
w. r. Grace & Co. and S. Ochs, COM
mission house doing business in
Russia, all informed the court
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
FARMER-LABOR PARTY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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PLACE OF
BUSINESS.

H
TO BEL Or
CANDIDATE RESIDENCE. BUsffNEss BtsfE S.
N
Comptroller 1es5 End av, mammalian"
of the N'
East Em-Te
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Court Of Gn
Ferari YCj13
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H. NY C1
lGraceS I15o--5 >Ioas
President | ~ '' }i" aV' NO w vest End sv
Borough of
Manhat Frank Whtney
of ~ ''''''' |''' w. 0Au s'' ~ ic
Supr p \. z &C.
st N.
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flames Riz. n ycI
a Long e ths g
St. NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

plants OF the Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company, Inland Steel Company
and the Steel and Tube Company Of
America will be secohd only to those
of the National Tube Company in pro-
duction.
1t is reported in reliable steel quar-
ELECTION NOTICE
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

Youngstown Tube Co. Merger
To Give Million Ton Output
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. 31.-With
capacity in excess Of 100000 tons
Of tubular goods annually, the merged
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

ters mere that the combine &
eventually take in other inter..
Protected IN the Chicago distriet :
new consolidation will be in an sJus =
tageous position to talk merger s
seaboard units and others n N
Youngstown and Pittsburgh distr;.s
ELECTION NOTICE
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

Receivers Sale of Export
Firm Adjourned to Nov. l j
Judge Mayer, in the Federal District
Court yesterday, adjourned until No
vember III, the hearing ON the bank
ruptcy sale of the assets Of CASTOR,
Yrr Yrr,srTnAY AramYf,r
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01
PLACE OF
BUSINESS

$50 Nassau st. Man
l55 B way. Man.
27 Wooster st. Man.
iS2 Nassau st, Man.
216 w. 125th st. Maa
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

RESIDENCE


William s. camilus Court House Syracuse
Henry 1ith st NJ Y C. a,inctna, R,,d,nn
a.!s Charles Lockwood 90 Greene Ave. ''y '' A Ave.
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5o E @ aso: S y n ? 's' Broadway C.
ns Helen V+'A Boswell sl '" '''fA St. n = los " 10th &
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F's'' George N Jesse. ssNs Y 5g'h St. =
Of # His ths
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rct. William P. Hartman49 Enc . N' 81 1N T. T.
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c'' samuel Goodman I6S6 - "s' AZ l. T.
'ct.. Charles H
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New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

Municipal Building,
N. Y. c.
81 William ST.. N. Y. C..
l12 Fulton ST.. N. Y. G.,
l2s Front ST.. N. Y. G,
os7 eth Ave. N. Y. G.
222 Fulton St. N. Y. c.
City Hall. N. Y. c.
40 Wall St, N. Y. c.
Ill Broadway, N. Y. c.
s47 leno1 Ave, N. Y. C.
As Cedar St., N. Y. C..
1854 4th Ave. N. Y.c.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-01

Register i!
President of the
Borough of Man
haitian .....ll
State Senator Il.
18th District ...l
Members Of tho
Assembly
LIST District. i.
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of the Court OF
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Mayor ........
Comptroller -.
President of the
Board OF Alder
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Justices of the
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Judges of the
Court of Gen
eral Sessions. j..
Sheriff .........
County Clerk
District Attorney
Register .......
President of the
Borough of Man
haitian .......
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Associate Judge
OF the Court
of Appeals. -.
Mayor .........i
Comptroller
President Of the
Board of AL.
derinen ......
Justices of the
City Court
Judges of the
Court of Cen
erai Sessions
Sheriff 80
CoI1ntv Ctarlr
District Attorney
Register 4
President of the
II o r o u & h oil
Ma nhattan i
state Senator
18th District.
Mo,,,hor Af %h
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Joseph Dana Miller.
George r. Macy.
Morris Van veen.
Robert Ferrari. =.
Norman c. 3. Fowles S
Charlotte .. Schet :
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John ]. Hopper. i.
Fred j. Riley,
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Comptroller
President of the
Board of AL
derInen
J u d 6 e of the
Court of Gen
eral Sc ssions.
Sheriff
County Clerk
Register :.
President Of the
3 o r o u & h of
Manhattan
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Register
Pre- sident of the
Borough OF
Manhattan
State Senator.
18th District i.