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  J. H. GRAVES, President GEO. S. WEEKS, Cashier
    WALTER K. PATTERSON, Vice Pres. A. S; MITCHELL, Asst. Cashier
g ry 24 R. L. 1>o1.1< & co’s LEXINGTON CITY DIRECTORY ·
' IS T0 Miscellaneous Clubs and S0cieties——Continued
W Young Women’s Christian Association, Lulu B Coch- 1 `
A- BE FOUND rane, genl sec; Ethel Moorehouse, cafeteria director,
  155 Market Mrs j E \Vats0n, matron, 160 N Mill ‘ ·
  IN THE NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS =
3 ' Chase Publishin Co, Walnut s w cor Short R] Breck- "
    enridge, mg? `
  · Kentucky Union Farmer, 510 Trust Co bldg F M jack-
ii ' ' son, editor
  ,   *Kentucky Sun The, 277 Georgetown Rev Wm D Page,  
z editor .
0F THE Lexington Herald (daily and Sunday), Walnut s w cor
l ` Short Lexington Herald Co publrs
    Lexington Leader (daily and Sunday), n e cor W Short
( p and Market Lexington Leader Publishing Co, publrs ,
Show Horse Chronicle (weekly), 137 E Main Chronicle 1
G   Pub Co (Inc) publrs ‘
l Thoroughbred Record The (weekly), I3Q Market Thor-
0F T oughbred Record Co publrs j E Rubbathen, editor
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· PARKS
  Blue Grass Park, Versailles pike, 6 miles beyond limits
Deveraux Base Ball Park, nr S Broadway
4 BECMISE Douglass Park, Georgetown pike and city limits
1 Duncan Park, n e cor N Limestone and 5th
Gratz Park, Third bet Market and Mill
H Is \Voodland Park, n e cor Kentucky and High
I A PUBLIC HALLS AND BUILDINGS `
Arclo Apartments, 252 E High
  Armory, S Limestone and VVater
Auditorium The, cor E High and Kentucky av
Aylesford The, 210 VVo0dland av
IN THE Berryman Building, 113-117 E Main
Board of Commerce, IO8 N Upper
ch · City Hall, 126 E Main
  City Market, 130 S Upepr
Colonial The, 179 Market
0; Colored Odd Fellows Hall, 261 NV Water
Court House, \V Main bet Upper and Cheapside
Drury Apartments, 282 Rose
  Eagles Hall, 105 Church
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