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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
Keeping Crust Flaky

When making juicy fruit pies,
dredge the lower crust lightly with
white of egg to keep the Juice from
seeping through and making the
crust soggy.
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Non Acid Vegetables Difficult

When it comes TO canning non
acid vegetables such as beans. peas.
corn. and spinach, there are more
difficulties
II is almost impossible to effect
adequate sterilization Of these vege-
tables by the ordinary canning
methods
State universities all over the
country as well as the United States
Department of Agriculture recon-
mend that all vegetables canned At
home with the exception of tOma-
toes be canned IN a steam pressure
cooker
The jars. cans rubbers and lids
To he used for either fruit or vege-
table must be thoroughly washed
and sterilized in hot soapy water
Then the lids should be placed in
2 big dish pan or the boiler of the
hot-water bath Gamer
Put the cans on their sides. let
ting them rest on the lids and add
cold water TO cover. Bring to the
boiling point and boil ten minutes.
Put rubbers in just a minute. Take
out and use at once
Use New Rubbers
Plan TO have a new rubber fcf
each jar of fruit or vegetable 1t
is false economy to run the risk
Of a whole jar Of food spelling for
the lack of , new rubber.
When a can is to be half-Sealed
for processing turn the top as far
as possible with the thumb and lit
tie finger To seal completely after
removing from oven, hOt-water bath
or v.aterlesS cooker. screw the top
as tightly as possible.
Steam SteriIizeS Thoroughly
If you are using an ordinary
steamer the steam rises from below
the Jars. circulates around them and
steriliZeS the fruit
The steam pressure cooker steri-
Lies fruits. vegetables and meats by
means of live steam in kettle from
which all air has been driven.
This method is the only safe one
for canning non-aCid vegetables be-
cause other types of canning equip
ment do not allow the use of
temperature high enough to steri-
lie the vegetables and at the same
time produce a canned product per-
feet in color. shape and flavor.
Above all things don't make the
mistake of trying to can more than
you are able to handle easily on any
one day. You do better Job and
really enjoy canning if you don't
tire yourself.
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MODERN FOOD
CANNING CUTS
OUT SPOILACE
Non-Acid Vegetables Give
Most Trouble; Must Be
Steam Cooked.

= VA Ncrricc
The day is past when house
keeper should take II for granted
that some Il her home canned Jars
Of fruit will 60 bad on her before
she car use them. or worse. even be-
fore she gets them on to the cellar
shelves.
With the excellent methods that
are available to everybody today.
there should be no waste and no
failures in home canning.
The hot-water bath Gamer. a
"waterless cooker" a steamer or a
heat controlled oven and the hot
pack method Of canning all insure
good results. The hot-water bath
Gamers and waterless cookers of
various makes can BE- bought in most
hOusefurnishing stores and are
available in various sizes.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-14
Auction Notice

AT the request of John Henry Christian
Execuor of the Etate of RosslIne Ed
wards. deceased, and by Virtue CT an
Order issued out of the District Court
of the Virgin Islands of the United
States of America. daled November Fl.
1885 will be Offered for sale for cash at
the Police Court House on
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BANlA OF he OANISa ESl I'm
DIES OTHER THAN THOSE RELAT'
ENC TO IT'S CIRCULATING NO1ES
Pursuant to Section l of Ordinance
relating 10 the pay n entof claims against
the National Bank of the Danish West
sndies other than those relating to the
circulating Bank Notes. passed by the
Colonial { ounc for st. Thomas and St
John en- February IA. 1895. and approx
ed by the Governor on February l6, 1885
notice is hereby given to persons who
have claims against the Bank as credi
tors, deposNors, or otherwise, that the
bank is pre- pared to make payment OF
all its obligations on Gemarn
Within six months after presentation
Of sTy cain Which sha not have been
paid in full by the Bank, the Bank will
notify the claimant, in writing, of the
rejaction Of his claim in whole. or iD
part,
Upon approval of the Governor the
Bank may on March l. 1887, deposit
with the Government of the Virgin Is
lands 10 fund to De known as The
Bank Claimants Fund an amount in
Iega teLder, coin or currency of the
united States equal. al the legal rate
70 the amount of the unpaid claims
against The Bank as of March l, 1887
which it recognizes to / e valid or which
appear TO be valid. Thereafter, ana
upon the proclamation of the Governor
that the Bank has complied with the pro
visions of the Ordinance, the Bank shall
cease to be Liable en- any such claims
Actions may be commenced against the
bank on unsatisfieG claims only if com
menced prior 10 the time when such
proclamation takes etfecr. or within
three months after the Bank has given
due notice of IT jecuor Of claims presen
ted TO il prior 10 N oh l, 1887, which
ever time is iater.
Within fifteen days after March |
[ 937 the Bank Wis also de post with
she Government of the Virgin Islands IN
q fund 10 be know1 as Ibe Dispute
Claims Urds as a creoitin dollars equal
at t1e iega rate to he amount of ; 10
she unpaid disputed claims against Tie
Bank rs 10 Which Gtnand SHAH lave
3e99 gaade Irior to March /, 1897.
>sirt Tfon;s tie 20 March 1875
1T atlohal Esrk Of the DANISH est
$40.
AXFl tCISl lHACk
ttC: IAJI a. IFfI.fN
Governor
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To Defendant:
..orother
this 18th day of March in the
rIodon thousand nine unde an
Sgnd. ] F. HENRY
Cerk
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-14
Monday December %, 1885

A 200 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
the House and Lot No. A. and B.
Ulke's Lane
The document pertaining to sale will
be exhibited at the sale
Chustiansted Vendue office Nov. %, 1896
D. HAMILTON JACKSON
Veudue Dreclcr
FEE $500
Say wo dollars
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Notice

TO ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE
CLAIMS AGAINST THE NATIONAL
BANK OF THE DANISH WEST IN
ENC TO IT'S CIRCULATING NOIES
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-14
10 the matter of the estate of
JAMES DARLING, deceased


that the
and and Coutbe
din
why The real
for the purposes
of
Of the Court
~ bandit day of Dec 1885,
+.
District EOutC ommiss
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hy r. 2rt Bruce

cr3u!@u't ne. ~ Just sent M"
down here to give YOU that letter
Or whatever It was -.
SANDY grinnod at TO-. non /
fool yourself, baby h" "ald; re
Knows you ard ~" got il bed. Lot
you hos got ! rev secretary en-
gagged already" -,
re Wouldn't dc that she sad
&toutN. '"oaide". Sandy, don't
you sce--T inst cont stay Oil here
with you, like this
"Why not?"
"'yhy~-l .:v.r can't, |22Hy.',
He %rinrcd iaay grin. laid on"
hand on her wrist. and slid II
g.. ,,'I-' M nd dom her arm.
'Why not?" he repeated.
49, oU ought to understand, she
said.
"Oh," he said, comprehension
d&wnia#. 'Fo-gct ii. Were going
tc be married. What difference
does it makc?"
She stared ut him Elankly, while
his hand continued to slide slowly
up and down her arm. In the
brief time that she had been here.
Sandy had displayed tendency
to paw her; she didn't like it, and
she disengaged her arm and stood
up.
GIVE just got to go back, whcth-
en- you understand it or not" she
said. Cant somebody drive me
oh, part way, anyway? To
Flainfield, where l can catch a
train?"
Don't know if any of the cars
are available" said Sandy.
"Tben ri have to take the train
from Midlothian"
He grinncd mockingly.
There's only one train q day,
in the direction you want, and its
gone already
"But Sandy! Won't you help
me? | don't like this"
He seemed to become pen!tent,
Don't worry-Pll fix it," he said.
I'll speak 10 Red about it. Just
forget about it. I'll fix things"
On that assurance she had left
his BEDROOM: and now, sitting
alone on the porch and reviewing
the conversation, she was forced
to admit that she did not ike the
tone Of it in the least. Sandy
didn't seem like the sympathetic
and understanding sweetheart he
had been in Dover, and in Maple
hurst; something hard and un-
pleasant was showing through
from underneath. . Then her IN
nate loyalty came to his defense.
'T'm iust-silly," she told her
self. Eve been tired and excited,
and I see things wrong. And he S
sick. poor boy, and not himself. l
mustn't Judge him so hastily. o.;
Eve Lewis Same out and perch
ed on the porch railing. She Int a
cieartt. tossed the match. on the
lawn, and looked down at Jean
with a wry smile. .,o,,
This place is hole, isn't IL!
she said.
Jean looked up, smiled and
nodded. :,
"Well, we won't be here long,
caid Eve. That's one comfort.
The next place'll be better"
ooh? Where are We-Whefe
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YAQUIS, CATHOLICS,
ON WARPATH KILL 4

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 9. (UP)
Reports from the interior of So
nora say fierce Yaqui tribesmen
had gone on the warpath, raiding
the village of Pot&m last night
and killing four citizens.
The YaQuis. the border reports
said. have joined Mexican rebels
attempting to overthrow the So
nora state government in protest
against church. agrarian and la
Dor policies as interpreted by Gov.
Ramon Ramos. =.
The YaQuis, devout Catholics,
long have been FESTIVE under the
governments anti-church policy,
At the same time, it was report
ed. decisive battle between fed
eral troops sent to Sonora from
Guadalajara and a band Of 500
well-armed rebels was expected
momentarily.
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TbeGe>lzp(Ellkl]::zz.|:EATE4ER
Q 1898 NEA Serics. lne.

ere they going"
i've no:.,cu how jean corrected
h-,rolG, and &2ve her . curious
IaoH. ~ hal do You near
they z" she asked. ''fou'rc COM
Ing too, aren't your
jean shook her head. eve got
to get back to Dover, E:c."
oh, forget it. Trail along with
US. ! admit this place Is 4 dump,
but its on.y for another day g.
50. Reds got another pace s"ot-
ted, and it'l rc q spot where VIC
can really enjoy life little
She yawncd and stretched laz-
i!y. This place &ces give nc the
Wlllics," she added.
'rDut I can't co." said Jean.
s'You cln under@tand, Eve, cant
YOU? rve got JOB I" get back
"Ch. job said Eve, gessur-
ing with royal dlsdaln.
''Well, | have. And anyway, its's
different with me than it is with
you. You're with your husband.
Pm not-Sandy and /"
! Eve smiled worldly-wise smile.
"Why let that bother YOU" she
asked.
Jean flushed, and her shoulders
stifsened. ,
cts too bad, l suppose, but it
tdoes bother me-" she said coldly.
, Eve looked at her in mild sur
prise, then tossed her cigaret butt
out onto the lawn. She watched
it smoldering there for moment,
/ then she shrugged and stood up.
cts too hot to have q row" "
she said. She started to walk to
the door, then paused and looked
down at Jean. "You really mean
you're going back"
"Why, OF course"
"Wcll, talk TO Red about ii
jthcn."
She started away but Jean
caught her hand.
| wait" she begged. Give
there's SO much here | don't un,
derstand Who is this man Red
anyway? Why does everybody
wait for him to decide everything
You, Sandy, everybody - it's al
ways, III ask Red or something
| Who is he?"
Eve looked down with a strange
lintefinable expression on her face
Then she withdrew her hand, fore
ed a laugh, and said, "Why don't
you ask Sandy" and went on II
the house.
This was hardly the sort of in
cident that would calm Jeans ris
ing dissatisfaction. She hesitated
uncertain, staring out at the oper
! fields; then she got up and went
to the little bedroom she had oc'
cupied the night before, and pro
ceedad to pack her overnight bag
Having finished, she cast q las
! glance about the room, stoppet
! before the mirror to powder hel
fate and pat her hair into shape
and then carried the bag down
stairs. She deposited it in the
front hallway and then went into
| the living room, looking for tins
strange, gubtlv menacing person
| thew called Red. :,
To her surprise she found Sand!
there, at ease in a big mission
| chair. He was dressed in era,
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fHl W. O. en- hHf"' 'of Somlc
r r, "3II go cot mote ike
the "%2ay SEc AZ a,o MON hrIo""
To, $780,, 49,, -,,,,',l,..., . :i.t'iz'
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isn't it,"
%ho gave a little laugh, with
Just q faint noto of irritation IN
i. ! Guess it'll have to be- she
caid.
Tim" s"cwod 10 draG. in This
Farmhouse. Sandy was still weak,
unable 10 val: with her outdoors.
"w." ,y"r aSGor5 in on2 a. t."
c0rs. and tho strange Ped 49,
aloof and un1rproach2blc. jcan
too; . rrNil a""r~s The feds win
L.. ST in the dusky, old-fash-
!G-"d living room with Sandy,
i~",~"d ~i'llca'iv on thr porch
and somehow got through tie dry
and the evening, conscious AWAY
q. > cuccr f"oi;n" Of uneasc, al
"'''. C Guilt, at her continued
r.,:'n>n h@.c. Bat the d2v did
~ cr>n.Jclly. cnd tho night Of
E'ef''n a?d ulGIict sleep ended
also; Grd al last it was tho next
r1"r az" end shn 2tc her break
lbs. =; III" @ingham- checked t0h'c
J" tla hiT farm Kitchen, at table
i>'-..d With manv dishes - the
2t4"r, it &2cm"d. had arisen ear
l." "@I hrc0l'fa:tCd before her.
he went out to the porch to
'..it tc" the .var and after . Few
rt.nute- the red-h2adcd man came
out arl surveyed her dourly.
"All ready, are you?" he asked.
i"Got our things hacked, and all?"
She nodded.
Come on, then" he said. She
took her bag-which he permitted
her to cairv for herself-and fol-
lowed him through the back yard.
where the big blue sedan was
parked. Two men were in the
rront c@st and Eve Lewis sat In
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JOE LOUIS TO MEET
SPANISH FIGHTER

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-(UP)-
An agreement was signed today
Joe Louis, Detroit heavy
weight, for a 1G-round fight with
Isador Gastanaga OF Spain, at Ha-
vana, Sunday. Dec. 20.
Hike Jacobs, Twentieth Century
club promoter, made the deal with
Sam TOlan, Havana promoter, for
the bout at Tropical Park.
In order to allow Louis suffi-
Gent time to rest, his Chicago
fight with Charley Retzlaff has
been postponed from January 10
to II.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Jean Dunn, secretary to Eo~cI:i
Montague, lawyer, delays hay -
swcr when BokAy Wallace, auto.
Tnotilo salesman, asks her 10 mar
ry him.
At The Golden Feather aigAe
club ,h2 meets Sandy E1asi.-n-
whose kus!ucss connection 5
vague. Sa=5y Introduces 8o5by
cd Jan to Nj. ard M-s. Lew
5. Got5y sells so-za bonds fo:'
Lewis, who bays : car.
Larry Clcar, federal 2gent, is
trailing Wicgy Lewis, bank rob
Der. He learns about thc bond
transaction ami questions Bo5by.
The bonds were stolen. larry be-
!;eves The car Lewis bought is
ar-o-sd. Bobby c2dcreakec 10
find out.
Jean go.S home fo- vacation.
SSrdy comes to see her and she
agrees TO a secret engagement.
The bank OF which her father
is president is robbed. Larry starts
4 search fo- the robbers.
jeans employer tells her Sandy
has been injured in little tcwn
some distance away and wants to
see her. She gees TO the farm
house where Sandy and the Lew
ises are staying.
Larry learns Sandy was one Of
tho bank robbers. He also locates
= doctor believed to have treated
one Of the robbers.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIV
Jean Dunn sat in an old-fash-
Toned rocking chair on theporch of
the little farmhouse and looked
out at the fields that shimmered
in the summer heat. She had been
at the farmhouse Just a little less
than "a hours, now, and every
hour seemed to increase the queer
feeling O. dissatisfaction and I'M
eaSineSs that possessed her.
To begin with, she told herself,
she ought to be getting back to
Dover. She had delivered the en-
valope which Mr.. Montague had
asked her to deliver: that part OF
the Job was finished. In addition,
she had found Sandy, satisfied
herself, that his accident would
not have any serious consequence
es, and thus cased her mind on
that score. She could not. then.
stay on here indefinitely. She had
done all that she set out TO do; it
was time for her to be leaving.
Yet when she had mentioned
this TO Sandy, hall an hour before,
he had been rather unsympathctic
ABOUT it. Indeed, his lack of SYM
patty seemed to arise from a
wholly re wattitude toward her,
an attitude which she did not at
all like.
"What do you want to go back
to that dump for?" he asked her
petulantly, as she sat by his bed
and explained her desire to return
to Dover.
"But Sandy, ! must" she said.
81 can't stay on here forever.
I've got my work to get back to,
for one thing"
ooh" he said, waving q hand
airily. IF you ask me, old Mon
tague don't expect to see you
again."
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ROUTS BANDIT

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-(UPC.-
Morris Biola, a jewelry store
proprietor, frustrated a holoup
Yesterday with g short rIight Iao
not to the bandits. jaw but thru
the store window. The pahui'
fled without any loot.
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the hack.
Get in" said Red.
81 .c.Hatcd. why we're SO
many people in the CO..?
Conc on. we're in a hurry"
said Red. We're 81! going for a
little ride. Sandy and HIngy've
gone or 1head n the other CO..
.y"D o. IL Eaby.'
"But-but whcrc arc We 60
..@g:" she hammered rncasily.
Meier mind vhc:c," he said,
bending his fl;, close. Get in, sit
down, shut uD ard do as you're
told"
Ind as she looked into his cold
ijuc eyes sic knew she had to
obey.
(To be coDtiaued)
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3O-Male or Female

man or woman
with some knowledge of book
keeping to work part time on
posting. Write stating expert
ence, to Manufacture, care
TimeS-NewS.
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WOULD PAY CASH or trade for
corn, wheat, rye, potatoes, ap-
pies, dried apples. We have
furniture. stoves, honey, tiour'
feed. Govan Hyder. Phone
$50.
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NayneSville subs: Gillett, Gia-
son, Chaffin, Smith, Springfield,
Fruitt; Hendersonville, Gibbons,
Brothers, GeSser, Lincul.
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,,oTIcr nc vou contemplate any

NOTICE-If you contemplate any any
repair work on your home, see
ms we carry the most com
piete line of builders supplies
umbe>, doors, windows rant
roofing, ETC., in Western Sspo
lima. Quality. service, satlstaS-
ton Hendersonville supply
Co Lenox Park. Phone Soo-1
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Special Notices

VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent tredericK-
SON Motor FxnresS. Phone IL
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ADMINISTRATOR !.CTiCE

ADMINISTRATOR !.CTiCE
Having qualified ~ Submissive
tors % the estate O. Mary II.
hunting, deceased, this is to no.
tify Il! persons hayinE claims
againss said estate to present
them to The undersigned on or
before Oct. y, 1886, or this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar of re.
covery. Persons indebted to said
estate will please make settle
mcnt promptly with the under
signed.
This Get. II. 1885.
HELEN NJ. BLY,,
FRANK NJ. bly,,
10-l2-Sat-Gtp Administrators.
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EE A WORLD VoYAcER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models maze
arrived. Brunson fIrniturs
Co.
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AMPLE FUNDS now available TO .
this community for every kina
of sound home financing. fIs'
Federal Savings & Loan Ass n.
Fourth Avenue Arcade. Phone
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in q land Of equality there is
little TO indicate E!cn'5 social
class except ter way cops treat
him vixen he ge.3 drink.
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FOUNTAIN SYRINGES 3ec, hot
water bottles 39c. combination
w bottle and fountain
syringe ACC. New stock. GUAR
snteed. Freeze Drug Co.
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NHelp CFenaIe)

',''Iore. Btl Ed to learn beauty
i. a.ab.e to HayIng profession
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and Poultry

: ALE-Aigh-grade Guernsey
wo years old. Sire best
|. -.s-ered bulls. Also six
---, old calf. T. S. Shep-
z- -EtgU.a, y. c.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS. of
tone, power, foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm-
1886 Philco. Brunson Furni>
ture CompanS.
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sN.2CCM two-story house,
.,.a avenue west. large lot,
F. $500. r. c.. Love, Wool
--a -lE.
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., HANTED
arm Products

sesa ni1c5 Truck load good,
e At sids ' e, G,o.#s--calves must
ggo,r.hcr =. Write or see H. A.
,eS's2avinse. Davis Station, Hen
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-Hyase3 and Real Estate

ACRES of mountain land,
: -.moered. four miles
5.owaa, for $500. H. O..
+. Vgo.worJh building.
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H-Miscenaneous
Tor Rent
H-Houses

hid - uraished or unfur-
@ ~o0Ses. Jackson Taxi
- i- D.. Z
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Tor Sale
|t-Ias and Accessories

bSs RiE MAY COST YOU
| IN - the price of q tar
| re have them 1T . saw
-.- ron. Phone 80. W. :.
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I YOUR srestone at new low
. .-- N,i-City Tire Co.
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7: G4LLONS high test gaso-
- sos: ears creased Soc;
zs Washed 15c. CorpeHing'S
,js':-l.G, Station, Church
re. and Eighth avenue.
.9-s 100.