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BACH AND SON RETURN
SAVE THE DATE
 October F Douglas Firemen's Dance
Reje.eted Recruit
 Now Navy Officer

MARION, Ind. Oct. o. Robert Matter of Marion wno served in the French Ambulance Corps in World War I, was eager to get in the Navy. Shortly after Pearl Harbor, Matter was refused com mission because of his weight-284 pounds. Recently-weight 19C-he was commissioned lieutenant com- mander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
MODERN ETIQUETTE 's poprRrA LEE

Should motoris point his finger the window passing
 No; it only point but motorist who is following might construe it a signal
 the table? of the left in their
 say "oood-by" guest well to the
 A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
DOUGLAS
AFTERNOON LUNCHEON

Mrs. Elton Engstrom entertained with. luncheon at her home yes- terday afternoon. Sewing for the Red Cross followed for diversion.
 The following guests were pres ent: Mrs. Chris Huber Mrs. w.. E. Cahill, Mrs. w. E. Feero, Mrs. Thomas Jensen, Mrs. Laurel Me- Kechnie, Mrs. Orrin Edwards and Mrs. Albert Carlson.
 BACH AND SON RETURN
 Ed Bach and son Curtis who went south as members of the crew on one of the Douglas can nery tenders about a month ago, arrived home yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
NEW sITKA CHAPLAIN

Post Chaplain William Myer, of annette Island, has been trans
 ferred to Sitka. His successor on the island is First Lieut.. Eric Eastman, recently stationed at Dutch Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
NEW DOCTOR COMING

pr. Louis Salazar,, from Kanaka- nak, will arrive in Ketchikan soon to take over the practice of the late pr. R. V. Ellis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
Washington Merry
 6o-Round

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

OCTOBER 9
 E. J, Higby
 Roy Carrigan Torrance Magorty Doris Hegstad Mrs. R. S. Travers Dorothy McArthur R. s. Evanison
 Edgar Talbot Mrs. s. D. Draper Mrs. w. D. Fletcher
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

Mayor E. Robertson Elliot returning Juneau aboard after a n States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

With only IA percent of the possible amount of sunshine, of September had been the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

Miss Lillian oja left Juneau the Estebeth for Amalga was to teach during the winter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

eaher was fair with temperature of 55 minimum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
RunnI Tax Plan
Wins Support
Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page I'D
largely TO pay their income tax,
and never catching up.
For those In the upper brack-
cts. IL will make much less prac-
tical difference than m | & h (
appear. first because, like any
body else, as long as they have
their income, they continue to
pay their taxes at the then ex-
listing rate: and second, when
they die. what otherwise would
have been paid by an individual
aS income tax on the previous
years income is subject to estate
taNes i'm his highest bracket.
But apart from the practical
considerations, the reason I
favor all-over application of the
principle il suse II gives
equal treatment 10 all taxpayers
under the plan.
'Tn adopting pay-as-you-go by
skipping I9i1, believe we
should treat all citizens alike.
As we turn the tax clock ahead
for some, we should turn u
ahead for all. and get the whole
nation out of income tax debt by
the beginning Of next year."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Detroit Produce

APPLES Virginia and West Virginia
bu. oskt., Northwest Greetings. U. 8. No.
and U. s. fancy. IA IN and larger. slU
10: Michigan. bu. bskt and eu crts
weslthys, y. s. No. !, ~ in. min. 81. q
@I.50. Wolf Rivers, 3.in. min. Si.25 Cali
fornia Box GrRvensteins, fancy 1905 1855
few sales some ripe, So rs.
voCADos--California, Flsu. summer
Green Varieties. los, $40: l6s-2os. s2.3t
cANTALouPs- Salmon Meats. canfor.
MA. Mendoza Section. jumbo erts., ats, 81
Jumbo SIS 81 so; Jumbo ass. S4.75 Michi'
gan. Honeyrocks. few Hearts of Gold. crts
axe.in.. T5g e0c; i0-in., si.75: Him, les
81 80; ies. 81 SO; l2-in. crts., i2s' $50
27-i5s. si75N2.
GRAPEs- californis display Jugs. Thomp
,on seediess s22SG2 so. best clusters
81 $50 100; Red Malagas. $3.50 400
LETTuCE-Los Angeles crts., IeeberE
,sg; dS so. $ "a snf f.i' ,s ss's SGT
ONIONS--50-lb. sacks, Michigan. u 8
No l. Ysllows. medium, siTf.2o: 2b-ib
sacks White Picklers. si.769is5; Idaho
9iss; California, Spanish type. U. s. No
Washington. Spanish type. u. s. Comm
3-in and larger, u.35.
Elbertas. Virginia. in. up 81 s5d3 bes
mostly So; fair condition S2.5o12.75; "a
~: UP $685. Illinois: IN, up 50; heavy e
large HiLft 30 70 ~ osNNt = n UP nedNF u
large sizes So 40a $50; south Carolina. +:
IN. up. fair condition 81 10: ~ in up
fair 20 generally good condition 50 20
Maryland Hales. = In. up So 55e 3 so
Michigan too few sales 20 quote.
PEAS; Colorado, bu bskt. $40 IS; bes
PorAToEs: 100 lbs. sacks c.uforui,
y s. No. washed Long whites
s3.S0m425; few fine quality $50. Idah,
l.. &. No. ] washed Long Whites 50, ". 3
No. washed Russst Burbank s4n t25
fair condition 50. so. oregon Idaho U. s
No. washed Triumphs s2.e5G2 rs
Michigan L. S. No. l unwsshed Cobbleri
Sls5. large size si.e5: generally zoo,
SIS: L. = No. / unwsshed Chippewa
s. eo-S2; L. s No I Pontiac few 81
SWEET POTATOES. Louisiana Porte
pican Vans bu. crts. IT, = No. ], 81 IS
Tennessee Porto Rcan Vans, bu. erts.
g. 90 h So
wATERMELoNs oklahons Missouri
Georgia per melon Cannonballs Is he
roc Is lhs $50 nc. 80 lbs T5c. Cubai
Queens, - lbs. i5c Is lbs. soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
P| Ian New Edition
Of Stamp History

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The
post office department has dis
closed that plans are under way
to publish a new edition Of the
History of United States postage
stamps
The volume is collection Of all
American stamps issued since 1917.
Last issued in 1899, the new
book will include descriptions and
black and white illustrations Of
all stamps put out up to and in
Guiding June 30, 1912.
A post office department spokes-
man said the forthcoming volume
probably will not contain many
new stamps, because very few
have been issued since 1889" He
added however, that the initial
fear Of a scarcity Of paper has
since been lessened and the book
with fine reproductions should be
out soon.
The 1899 volume concluded with
the famed baseball" stamp. On
the first page of the book are the
George Washington and Benjamin
Franklin 5 and 10-cent stamps
issued in 1917. These were the
first American adhesive stamps
put out by the United States post
Office department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
GRAIN
Sparks Wilmington
Net Scars 10 S679,845

Sparks-Withington Company ir
n report for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1912. shows a net profit
of S679,S45 after charges and re-
serves for federal income taxes and
provision for wartime and post
war adjustments. The above net
is equal, after annual dividend
requirements on the 6 per cent
preferred stock, TO 70 cents share
on 9O0.674 no par shares OF COM
mon stock
This compares with net profit oi
S96,591 or s cents a common share
in the preceding year.
Sparks Wilmington declared a
dividend of IS cents on the COM
mon. payable September Is. to
stock of record September 5. This
is the first payment on issue since
1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
The Other Side

If there are temporary lapSes,
YOU can blame il on an unthlnklng
few. If there is Selfishness and
profiteering, remember that for
every wrong guy, Detroit has hum
dreds of right guys.
If some one tells you that capt.
tai and labor can't get together
tell them about Murray-with no
Stoppage since 1937-or tell them
of Great Lakes Steel which sat
down with the union and agreed
on a contract in JUST -FOUR
DAYS.
Or tell them Of Chrysler's tank
production records and General
Motors phenomenal job in turning
out literally hundreds of new wal
products. Or tell them of the
Willow Run plant that Mr.. Ford
tbuitt on what was farm land only
a few short months back.
Yes. tell them that and morei
And give Life a vote of thanks
for making us realize that despite
its many faults, DetroitS just one
hell of a great city.
And let's invite them back when
the war is won TO give the country
a real picture story of the men
who stood behind the fellows in
the fighting fronts and turned out
materials faster than any men had
ever turned them out before -the
induStrialists and the workers OF
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Farmers Market

F uITs-Apples. Duchess. fancy. 81 :!
n /: so bu.; No 1, 75c Si.15: No. 2. CSC
Mcintosh. No. /, 81 bu., Wealthy. fancy
Wolf River No l. 81 t'S 60 90 ba Gran al
apples. No, l. S1.25u1.75 bu. Cantalope--
Hearts Of Gold, fancy, $3.50 bu: No.
81 50a9; No 2, ST. Honey Rocks No. 1
- 2oM 80 bu. Market King, fancy. SO 81
Early Variety. No. /, goa 22c 4-qt basket
Huckleberries, No. /. S6G 6. 80 2i-qt crate
No 2, s.. Peaches--south Haven, fancy
81. 1908 bu.; No /. S2q2.5O: Hale Haven
fancy, $4,000 bu'' No. l. S2q so. Pear
Bartlett. fancy. 81, 30 bu.; No. !. 81
No q, $3.50; Chpp's Favorite. No. I
u rs, No. 2. SlHl.50 PIums
Fancy So No 1. S2g2.5O bu; No 2
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-fes,
lettuce No. i, inc a1,25 bu. head lettuce
No. /. 81 80, Romano No I, 4Oa soc bu
Escarole, No so s60c bu.: No 2 4Oc
Endlve. No. e75c ni.25 bu; No ?. soc
VEGETABLE GREENs-Colards, No
Spinach. No. (. Sia125 bu No. 2 75c
Iurnip, No. ], 60d 75c bu. Mustard No
500 75c bu Cabbage Greens, No l
4 Q soc hu- Kale. No. 3o45oe -SEis,
Chard, No l. 500 soc bu.
VEGETABL Gs, miscellaneous - Roman
Beans, No. /. S1.75a2 bu Wax Beans
Isney' ~ bu. No. /, $40 so, No 2. 9Oc
Fiat Green Beans. No. l. .75cnSl bu
81 bu. No. ]. si25nl.5O bu. No. ?
90c bu. Kentucky Wonder Beans, No
l. Sq1;25 bu.; No. 75c bu Linz
Beans No. l.. $2.sO92.s5 bu. Bret
beets. topped No. !, 75cg 81 bu. Broccoli
no. l. Si.50n2 bu. Cabbage, No
35g SOC bu. Red Cabbage, No. /, so a so
6u. curly Cabbage. No !. 500 75c bu
Carrots Carrots No. l. s5a4o doz punches
soc Caullgewer, No. ]. 40a1.e0 bu.
No 2. Sf~i.25. Celery. fancy. so 75
doz punches; No. l. $50 45c; No. 2, 15T
Csc. Celery Cabbage, No. /. S.25n 81
bn No 2. 81. sweet Corn. No. |, Isl
hers, slicers, fancy. 81 bu No. l. 500 7jc
No. ?, -40c. Dills, fancy. $175 bu No. I
81 ash $50; No. 2. 81. Picklers fancy
50 hu, No, l, - 5oM3 Dn. No. J. 3!
RI 81 bu No, ,. soc. Horseradish. No. !
Kohlrsbi No. !. son s5c dozen punches
Leeks, No. !, .I5cg$l doz behs Onions
0l25; No. 2, soc n 81 green. No. !, A.
" 55c dor bohs. picking onions, No. !
IS 5o.lb ssck No. 2. 81 OkTa No. !
81 7jN iTa peck basket. Parsnips. fancy
asa SOC doz hchs Parsley root. No l
25 40c dor bchs Peppers, hot. No I
50 . f5c bn. sweet No I. 500 s5c hu
red sweet. No, I, 50 . 75c peck basket
tstoes. fancy. $50 bu No. J. S11i.15
No ?. 75c Radishes red. No I. 81 " eh,
doz bchs No 2. f0c Ions white No
T. 30 q Csc dor. hchs RutahaEss. No I
75c ISL hu Squash. Delicious. No. J. 8
sil 50 nu summer. 40 4. 80 ~ 6Oc g. IN
No. 2. Csc Table Queen. No. I 75c s
bu.' Hubbard No !. 81 bu., Italian, so
l. b0MT5c peck BASKET No 2 soc To
rratoes fancy, 81 5oGi Is bu No L 9o
81 %. No 2 5O1 Zoe TrniS> NGN /
70 n sOc doz hchs Turips. tZ,ped fanN
SIPS bu. Nc. l. 75c p ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
He's a, 100 Percenter

T.. O. MAatsch. divisional sales
agent for the Toledo Scale Com
pany, with Offices in Detroit, has
been awarded a membership IN
his FIRMS Hundred Per Cent Club
of 1912. Membership in this club.
which is exclusively for men who
have met or gone above the sales
quotas for their territories, is the
highest honor conferred by the
company on sales personnel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Corn Weakness
UnsettIes Rest
Of Grain LIST
Wheat on ! Cent
While Others Show
Fractional Losses

CHICAGO. Aug. p QNS).-
HeavineSs in corn had an unset
ling influence on grains today and
prices finished lower. The general
list closed al the low. with wheat
1c of. September wheat closed az
Sl1fA.
Corn closed lSsc 10 1Sc of and
NJ the bottom. September finished
az SSiaC.
Oats finished &c Off. rye sc 10
&c lower and soybeans unchanged
10 &C of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Dividends

Aluminium Company Of America
has declared a dividend Of 81 on
the common, payable September
10 TO holders of record August ~.
"A similar amount was paid in pre-
viouS quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Dow-Jones Bonds
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK Aux % sales m the
View York Stock Exchange today totaied
5000 shareE
RiF board sales throughout Tho day:
open ~ ~ 30 81 $50 shares
~ 0Q 10 close "a 7ss eNnwes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Plymouth Oil COMPANY has de,

clared a dividend of 20 cents, pay
able September 30 TO holders OF
record September 10. a similar
amount was paid in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Detroit Stocks

Sales. including odd lots. 3.6i5 shares.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-Liquidsting divi-
dend. bon Accommodations, eN-Ex-dividcBd,
s-Stork dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug p GNS) BUTTER
Receipts, 70 $50 tubs. no quotations
EGGS Receipts. 5 SIS cases. no quota
tons
CHEESE Twins. 22ii r22 e.: daisies
prints and lo0rhorns 23t. W23 &C.
LIVE POULTRY Closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday.
Previous days prices follow. Hens average
run, 22c. leghorn hens. 2 lbs. and up. lSc
cocks. iOc and i2c, rock springers, lbs.
and up. 2sc: rock hroners, ~ 70 lbs.
Csc leRhorn hrpilers, a lbs. and M. 22c.
EGGS Market firm. Current receipts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Quaker Oats Company has de-

clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 81 on the common, payable
p TO holders Of record
/.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Pittsburgh MetallurgicaI Com

pany has declared a dividend of p
cents on the common. payable
September IS to holders of record
September 9. The same amount
was paid June Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Business
Front
(Continued from Page ~

Confused from Page ~
never was. on the other hand,
it's a vital, throbbing. integral part
OF our war effort and the men of
Detroit industrialists and labor
ers alike-will never let the ma
ton down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO O.. Aug. % tfNst Cash
Efstn on track
wHFAT-No 2 rod. Si.24h 61,25h.
CORN--No. yellow, - y s5c
oATs-No. ? white. 50li y 81 NC; No. ;
White an G5OEc.
soYREANs-No ? yellow. siei9i.s2
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG, Aug. - (fNs). Wheat
and barley closed unchanged today. oats
&c 20 ~ up. rye Nc up
wHEAT-October.s e0c. sold.
OATs-October. 46hc; December, tSsc
BARLEY-ootober. eo1t b 90 NC; Deem
her, 60Ac bid
RYE-october. 5i%c bid: December.
s5Ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Livestock Markets
PTTTSRI'RGH

PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH Aus Y tINs1-CAT-
TIE Receipts, -. market steaor steers,
Si3ai4. common. S10Hl2 so: heifers
medium 20 good. Sl2 ~ 1850 common.
s. % n 10, cows. medium to good, -. 80 y
2 D; Gamers anil cutters. Ss4s so, buns.
good to choice, Sli 25 II. so, common TO
" HOGS ~ STEADY. ieo-lso lbs, s15i5a
Is 30, 10000 lbs. SIS 80 a 1910; 200 go
Is IS; 25O-2eo lbs, $1t.sog 151S:. gan
$50 his, Sl4II4sO; iOO-1JO lbs, $3.50
is: roughs, $l5n - so. ,,..
if.75, medium 20 good. $i2 5OT 1880
common lambs, IS. so q 10, ewes, IS ~ 800
wethers, 500 $50
CALVES s.eady; good 10 choice $50
II medium. S13g 1870. culls and com
mon, SsH II. so.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Aug Y dNsl HOES
$3.50: bulk. S1f75mi5 hesvies, Sii 80
mi4sO; mediums 475H15.10, lights,
S14.5On15.1O, light lights. SlAfon ~ ~ e
packing sows St35on laps. pigs. $l3n -
CATTLE Receipts. 400. market steady .
calves. receipts, zoo market steady. Beef
steers, choice, S15Hi6.65; medium, 81 %
IS, yearlings Sli n 1880 Butcher cattle
heifers. Si0n 80, cows. So u; onlis'
~ rs: sfockers steers. SiOa 10 rs. COWS
and heifers Sgn12.50.
SHEEP Receipts ! 600: market steady.
Lambs S1t. 50a IS so. common, Sl2 50
1850. yearlinEs Sii 50Ti2 so. ever, So
SIS feeders, Si2 sou 10. 80.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO, Aug p rNsl.--
HOGS Receipts 100. market steady
Good and choice Si5.S5d15.9O
CATTLE Few good 20 choice warnings
S15n16; heifers. $3.50. shortfed steers
Slf. 50; grass fat steers. 1913. moderately
covered steers and heifers, Sli 75H so
beef cows SiO.75Tiii so, and common,
50 % q OBS. Gamers. 81 25us IS sausage
bulls SIP
CALVES Receipts, none. Good and
choice $1,000.
choice, S15W15.b0. medium and mixed
Si3. 5O1lf75; heavyweight ewes. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

CANADIAN subsidiaries for the six months
snded June 80 report a net proht Of
-, SIS 1s6 after federal taxes and provision
~ 81 600 900 20 reserves for Epecisl con
iingsncies and miscellaneous assets Ths
above net ~ equal 70 "a cents share on
4 J7f. 3Df shares While taxes have beer
Accrued a. higher rates than IN 1871 de
TERMINATION ~ the sufhciency thereof mus
await the passage Of the Tax hiil nos
pending N Congress. the company states
compares with net proht 81 50. $40 sal
~ 50 cents a share On & .3ss. 7O4 shares "
tfe frsi harf % 1871. when $500 600 va,
reserved for contingencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. I22-The following table shows the ac-
i1y on the Ne" York Stock Exchange each day this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
New York Cotton

cloUngs September. 1874. nominal: No
Nerrns SIS. nominal. January. IS ~
nominal. February. is -, nominal; April
~ So nominal. June. IS So. nominal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

Distributed b. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-15

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canal west Of B%ena en1ar sdst VISTA 70 Penny av
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As?# 5$ 70 sasS tast g sy linn
Nf'ts'%Gh IT'S, north of Ballard
RAHthk3 NSnr2@ 5s PS%asy
BniCSN RoHD2From 46i Second southwest to Is
81 nSrem OF IS d south
1Gck x,srx xeit 1vFTom Of sdc av
Togd Ja RoAS-ro Second beyond eli
%s a%2o@ sSut9 sa7 Of Man South to city limits
norESs Gas' coTRTwFrom 297 Main south beyond
nonESS y ! sssvsn. east beyond Priest
fs S"S"7 5sS N Sa'" NtSf
BoYLsToN Av-From Penna RR north to s59 Car
fjeId; east 9re Of ,5s GedaT: GTdnriue north blk
BRiCE-From O'Bannon av east to Liberty 2 North
60 e GnpFfh sds 1anDie n0Fe one half blk
BEcAHMSo,' BTSKHYE -From twenty west to
nuCKHSGHAM1 se Granville north beyond
BTESk 2lsTA HHEro@ Main 6syqnd ey Fdmn limits
HUT stET ASE-From rs Union av west to $. Twenty
cALBuRN-From wlw God west to Sixth, north
cAMnRiAMFfom one half block east of rs s Will
iains west to s Twenty first 20 \ ,ruentv-first
oAnrmhf0ff North Of Main a h'"osH "V vista
a EhFa Front 10
CANAL W-From AZ Third west to 5 sixth: t
CASE Ay-From st Clair north 10 MahnlhS' L WEST
CEDAR N0From ss4 Main north beyond y, city o limits t
Buena 255
Koip sFrS% % ssS o55h Main to n54
cHAIToxr ROAD s-From 1885 Main south to
cHASNEh N M-Ffom Ia HUDSON west to Mt Yer
~. c..R4EsLFrom non lS 5S9 Hudson av west
CHELSEA RD-From Hillcrest south beyond Isabelle
of dgmont I'd aS} Sn9t Ga%and oPen2 TAG Maple
cuEsiERUFrom noISm M i2o Cedar east to av.
CHESTNUT-From 205 Mt Vernon rd west TO Buck
cHuRCH E-From 46 Third east to north fork of
ChARENDoN-From ZIG n Buena Vista east to Essex
s1 e hGeus autS HCrth to %e! N9Fth of Miller
coLT%nA@From 1l5 Seventh west & to city limits
MOI ORE Vernon I'd west to Buck
coNLEY Av-From SO w Harrison south to w Ma
CoNRHD-Fiom I7 16 n Morris North Arch -,
EAs9 dhSB Ss @
m S Main nS1h ouh cy to av
DANIEL AxvFrom eaIoao zelora av west by Wyandotte'
DAVIS TwsntyshTd H N MsS west to North
DAY xSFfom 5sS RPFh north
BEG BEoTSM SS 1SS Nj vest
pEwES Hvfom 9S5f as S0fs nort d to
DOWNEY Ay-From Barclay south to Licking RIVER
DRrMM saSe cT4Fro@ G- t 40 Morris Penna RR
Il Nss Sss: S % v
rs daa1s Main p01n ndrt6 to e MSu
EDShNoST ~ Sas.dS $ssSpd q Southwest to
si1sf'e fa nSr Bas"a ns as blk
sys Ms %sn to Soytn f Kagg av
(not open between 426 and 527).
ELEVENTH s-From Wilson north to 1856 w Main,
EL1zABErHE S H From 40 Hudson west to Mt Yer
ELMwooD Av-From 20 w Locust north to Mt. Yer
ELMWooD cT-From 20 W Church north to w Lo-
EMERsoN-From oBannon av east to Liberty /
ESSEX Av-From Penna RR north to city limits
east of N Cedar 100 l,......,,,. .o.t, :, ,,oo,,
'5Gc j cnaSes Sf
SoTh S Msn st west to
east to Cedar.
FAIRBANKS AV-From 19 Twenty third west be-
yond Twenty fifth, G north of w Main).
FAIRFIELD AV-From 483 Mt Vernon rd west to
EAIRIAWN AV-From - block east of Twenty
six west O n Thirtieth (3 south of w church,.
EAIRNOI Mt AV-From 562 E Main north to Chester.
EIETH N-From rs w Main north to Commodore
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