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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24

termined women who are engaged
with strength of soul and body in the
furtherance of some cherished cause.
The Negro wOmanhoOd of Tennes-
see, as represented by the federation
of womens clubs, is doing a noble
work, that which will stand out in
time as creditable results of the ef-
forts they are now making and will
continue to make. These women have
shown by their words of hope and
cheer and encouragement and deter
mination their optimism in the possi-
bites of the race and their belief in
themselves as a power to help bring
them to past as useful, uplifting real
tiles. In fine, their meeting here was
of an inspiring character from which
will materalize much good
AS long as there are good, noble
women in the race actively exerting
their influence for it's benefit it can
not go far wrong. A man has to
learn the difference between right
and wrong, but woman knows it by
instinct. She knows what is right for
herself, and equally we'll she knows it
for her husband, on her brother, or
her son. And the man whose moral
guide is his mother, or his wife, or his
sister, is pretty safe from his worst
enemy-himsef.
The love or reverence for true wo-
manhood has made heroes of many
men, who, lacking right and self-di-
recting stamina, might have been lit
tie better than brutes The brains of
many woman has directed the man
husband, brother or son-in whom
she was interested in the way he
should 60 saved him from the pitfalls
that have beset his path, and has
made possible for him an honorable
and useful career Woman has been
tremendous factor in bringing about
the worlds effective civilization and
to her it is lastingly indebted. No
women have done more, all things rel
atively considered, to foster the prog
ress of the race to which they belong
than have the women composing the
womanhood of the Negro people.
No one could have attended the
meetings held at the First Baptist
Church of this city, without having
been the recipient of goodly amount
of helpful inspiration. The motto of
the federation of Tennessee is: Lend
ing a Helping Hand" while that of
the national body is: Lifting as We
Climb If these two beautiful as
well as practical notices are lived up
to in faithful service it means much
to the race as it journeys toward the
future. We believe as implicitly in
the inherent goodness and nobility of
the Womanhood of our people as do
the men of any other race in that of
their women. And the intelligent and
business-like meeting of the Fedora
tion Of Women's Clubs of Tennessee
inspires a deeper conviction of their
ability and capability to measure up
to the fulfllment of their mission.
The lesson their fourth annual meet
ing sends out to the world is that they
do not quail before the ghosts of yes
terday, but, on the contrary, are keep
ing marching step that will keep
them abreast with the progress of to-
morrow.
Address Of Welcome by Mrs. G. L.
Jackson.
Madam President, Officers, Members
and Friends of the Tennessee State
Federation of Colored Women's
Clubs:
1t is my very pleasant duty to ex-
tend to you greetings of welcome.
Continued on Page ~
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
NEGRO WOMEN
TELL TO THE WORLD THEIR
PURPOSES.
Each Club Has Some Def
inite Aim

IN VIEW-MEETING IN NASH
WILLIE PRODUCTIVE OF MUCH
eooD-NELcoME ADDRESS BY
MRS. JACKsoN-THE STATE OF.
FICERS FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR-oTHER CLUBS IN Ex-
ISTENCE.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
Central Texas Conference.

Central Texas Conference.
Waco w. S. Johnson, P. E.. ST. 165 90
Austin, H. S. Sims, P E 535 so
Temple, j. W. Watson, P. E.. 39l so
Ell Paso, j. H. Lynn, P. E.. 260 90
Northeast Texas Conference.
Dallas, G. w. Sims, P. Els 337 90
Waxahachie, R. S. jenkins,
P. E. ..................... $40 90
Corsicana, ]. w. Rankin, P. e. 4O5 90
Terrell, M. A. Wright, p E.. 1886 90
Marshall c. III. Bell, P. e.. 213 90
Bonham, VIM. Leake, P. E.. $50 90
Prof H. T. Healing, A. M,
Phi. D. ................... 1O6 so
Bishop Evans Tyree ...... so 90
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
TILE NNYELYI.

After a much-needed rest, well
earned, Wise and Milton return to
their work at the Novelty to present
new songs and new acts. These have
been written during the two weeks
vacation just closed, This team has
been at work in the United States and
Australia for eighteen months and
have scored as great there as they
have in Honolulu, In their new
stunts they will infuse life into the
bluest of iionolulu's discomfort To-
night they viii sing for the first time
in Honolulu, '"Oh, You Coon" Can
nibal Love-" and the Hen Wise abb
surdity, n campaign deuge, when |
Gets TO be the Ruling Power" This
Is dedicated TO Messrs. Fern and Lane
Miss Milton will sing Honey CAL
and Rainbow Sue" She will be as
sisted by Nine, Alapai, the Hawaiian
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
DIR. NORGAARD
BREAKS LEG
Falls Down Steps at Gay
Ranch House on Island
of Lanai.

When the Mauna Kca arrived this
morning, a hurry-up call was sent
fer an ambulance to convey DR.. Nor.
gard. the well-known veterinary
surgeon. to his rooms at the Hawai-.
ian Hotel. 1t. appears that the do.
tor went up last Tuesday to Lanai,
where he was the guest Of the Gay
family at their ranch house. On
Wednesday night NOrgaard walked
from his room and searched for some
water. He went down some steps,
but calculated on only having to go
down two. There were seven steps
however. and Norgaard fell heavily
to the ground and broke his right
leg just above the ankle.
Then began hurried rush TO get
the injured man to Lahaina, on Maui.
A wagon was procured and the long
journey of twelve miles over rocks
and ruts began. Norgaard suffered
awful agony. as the broken bones
Jared against one another, and he
tainted several times. When the
landing was reached, japanese
steam sampan was engaged and the
trip to Lahaina started.
The Maui port was made In time
for the patient tn be transferred to
the Mauna Kea and brought on to
Honolulu. DR.. Norgaard would not
go to the hospital. so he was taken
to his own rooms, where a doctor
was quickly in attendance on him.
II is thought that the knitting OF
the broken bone will take some con
siderable time. but no complications
are feared.
Norgaard went to lanai to inspe I
a band of sheep that were reported
to be infected with some disease. He
had not started on his work VIXEN
the accident happened.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
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THE EMPIRE.

Wills, the veatriloln!st, continued
his success of 4 previous week last
night in the EmpIrn Th"ater when he
Icpenred this act f)r which 80 many
requests have been received. The
large audience vas a.galy pleased by
the speeches ana songs of his dummy
partners. The net viii be cortinurJ
during the rest of the week and also
at the Saturday matinee. Clara
Heating has another sorg and gives
a quick time dance. Claude Heating
has part in the program which lie
creditably fills.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28

would drink anything given him.
Their addition to the program, at
whose expense, Alberto cast many
qmrps, amused the audience and per-
mlt,cG him to make some rapid trans
formations. Harvey, the rag-timc
mar got hearty encore after his pl-
ano exhibition. More of his tine at
the piano would have been appreciate
ed rrown and Wilmott as usual came
IL 70, several recalls as n result of
t!rn' dancing act.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
Charley AUNT
Was A SCREAM
Funny Enough to Cause DEM
ocrats to Forget Their
Troubles.

z The most pessimistic or discourag
ed Dem6cratic candidate or politician
might have Had occasion to crack a
smile had he Witnessed the mirtn
provoking capers Of that dear old lady,
Char.cys Aunt as depicted by George
b. Howard, at the New Orpheum last
evening.
When Howard Stepped before the
footlights In the first act CARRIED in
right mind ana masculine attire, tn
audience could hardly rcpress few
. digniiied smokers.
| "a few minutes later, as the plot of
! the screaming farce OF Charlcy's Aunt
b gan to unfold, and Howard doomed
before the pink.tin ed background in
the role of the bogus auntIe, smiles
and suppressed giggles gave place to
! almost every recognizable form OF un.
, restrained anu bOistegOus megrment.
Challeys Aunt is far better than
prescription from your favored fam.
lily physician. such bclng the case.
there are good many paJple In Ho.
! noltllu today who must confess to hay.
ins, been g.eariy benentlei by their
attendance NJ the local playhouse last
evening.
! Char.ey's Aunt drew big house. II
was thoroughly good production and
II served the purpose will Tor which
Il was writ en-, N TACT It Is a decided
chaser, OF the little blue devils who
are prone to ling-r with the best OF
, well regulated families.
To go mo the plot of the farce
/ would simply be repeating ancient his
tory. 1t has been presented in prac.
tically every important language
throughout the world.
In addition to George b. Howard
whose ample girth was revelation
whose ample girth was revelation TO
form. III" several members OF the com.
pany acquitted themselves in a highly
creditable manner
The Two Spettlgue necos, depicted
by Miss Eva Martela ana Miss Betty
Jonson appeared in stunning cos.
tunes.
|, Charley's Aunt will serve rs yehl.
Gle to make another large crowd laugh
nj the Orpheum tonight. A perform.
|, ance on Sa urday afternoon and even.
Ing will conclude the presentation of
the piece, The cast follows:
Jack Chesney MIR. Chas. L. Murphy
Brassett ............Mr Arthur Elton
Charley WychOmb ...........!...
..............Mr. James b. Norton
Amy Spettigue Miss Eva Martella
Kitty Verdum 80, Miss Betty Jonson
Colonel Sir Francis Chasney ......
..,,,,,.,,..,,".., Guy Hitner
stephen Spettigue ...............
.........,.s,.Mr, Oliver d. Bailey
Lord Fancourt Babberly ..,.......
..,...,,.f...,Mr Geo. b. Howard
| Donna Lucia De Alyadorr2 ........
..,......,.,...Miss Marion Dunn
ella Delchey Miss Dorcas Matthew'S
|
WeeLIy Bulletin vi per year.
1 -
xzaF-Rlll ETlM AnC DAv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
At THE PARK.

Alberto, the smiling and clever H.
lusionlst, has again illustrated at the
Park Theater that the making of IL
lusions is simply being quicker than
the human eye much to the chagrin
of the wise ones who have been claim
ing that they would find ont how the
tricks are worked. For the first time
since he has been here Alberto used
assistants from the audience last
night. One of these two assistants
was prohibitionist and the other
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
BOSS BACK FROM
HIS ISLAND TOUR
McCandIeSs Sleeps After Hard
Campaigning Trip, ID.

l.. L. McCandless arrived this morn,
ing from his campaign tour Of Ha'
wall and Maui, returning on the Ma
una Kea. Fatigued by hard trip
the candidate for delegate on the De-
mocratic ticket went to his home and
started sound sleep. His Immediate
plans are for another swing around
Oahu It Is said. and then attention
TO Honolulu. . ---.,-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
itch RELIEVED At ONCE.

That terrible itch disappears with
the FIRST DROPS of d. d. ID. Pre-
scription. 1t kills all skin disease
germs instantly. A soothing, healing
lotion, used externally only. Homo
lulu Drug Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28

Knlcker-What is the colonels
idea of Republican platform
Iiocker-An observation PLATFORM
Judge.
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premier soprano. The Mascotte sis
tors who have created stir In the
hearts of the "Johnnies," will continue
in their double back somersaults and
handsprings for the balance Of the
week. There will be'a number of nsw
pictures. .r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28

OWING to the fact that we
" placed our orders for goods
which arrived on the All. S. S.
MEXICAN" before we knew
we would give up a part Of our
building, this UP TO- DATE
MERCHANDISE, as quoted be-
low, must also go at the ridicu-,
lousy low prices attached:
Here are few of the items:
LADIES' LINEN FINlSr, 0NE-PIECE DRESS,
and button trimmings in all CoIorS, including
white, regular price $3.50, reduced to $3.50.
LADIES' FANCY BINGHAM DRESSES, lace and
embroidery trimmings, with deep ounce and large
pearl buttons, all coorS, formerly $3.50, reduced
TO $3.50 EACH .. ..
LADIES' PoNGEE oNE.PECE EVENING DRESS
soutash trimmed and tucked waist with lace yoke
and collar all coIors, formerly $500, now S225
each. .u. g.............., ..
LADIES' LAWN DRESSES, trimmed in Persian
effect, large Pearl buttons and embroidery, for
merly $3.50, reduced to $1.75 dress. ~ W.
LADIES' FANCY BINGHAM DRESSES with
Pique Trimmings and silk tie, all co!Ors, formerly
$500, now $1.75 dress.
CHILDREN'S FANCY LAWN DRESSES with
lace and embroidery trimmings, formerly $3.50,
reduced to Sl.00.
Large assortment Of CHLDRENS FANCY
DRESSES, all COOrs, formerly 100 10 $500 each
now
SOC
One Lot of PONGEE and LINEN LONG COATS.
latest styles, formerly $500 each, now $3.50
each.
One Lot Of LADIES' LONG COATS, assorted
cuts and styles, formerly $500 each, now $1.75'
each. ... o.. n-,.
ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY.
LIB. KERR & CO.,
ALAKEA STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-09
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First election District is bounded by
and within W 36th St, 10th ave, W. Both st
The second. Election. District is bounded By and
within W. 34th ST.. sth ave. ". 81st 81. 9Th
The Third Election District is bounded BY and
within ". 35th ST. 7th ave, W S1st ST.. sth ave-
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
within w 35th St, 9th ave. W saith ST. and
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and
within W seth St. St. to 18th avs sa- fiagonaI line
ner Of W. 35th ST. and 9Th ave, " S5th ST and
10th ave.
within W. s7th ST.. 9th ave, ". seth ST and
Hudson River; -.,- ,,,-.-,.. =, -.
and within ". 9th St, sth ave, W a6th St and
ST. ave
within ". 37th St, It'll ave. W 25th ST. TO 9th
ave diagonal line from the corner Of W 35th
St and 9th ave. to the corner of W. 36th ST. and
the Ninth Election District is bounded by and
within ". 3sth St, 18th ave, W. 51th ST. and 9Th
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
within w Both ST. l1th ave, W. 3sth St. 9th
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by
and within W. 4oth St, 18th ave. ", ssth ST.,
The Twelfth Election District IS bounded by
and within W. 39th St. 9th ave. W. sath St and
THE thirteenth Election District is bounded By
and within a diagonal line from the corner OF
w 39th st. and 9th ave. 10 the corner Of w 4oth
st and Sth ave. 9Th ave, W. 3Sth St and 9Th
ave
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by
and Uitbin w DIST St. Sth ave. 10 W. 40th St,
diagonal line from the corner OF W auth st. and
Sth ave to the corner OF w 18Th ST and 9TH ave
and 9th
Tho Fifteenth Election District IS bounded by
and within diagonal line from the corner Of
w 4fst St and 10th ave. TO ". 4Oth St and 9Th
ave 9th ave w seth 81. and 10th ave
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded By
and within w 42d st, 9th ave. diagonal line
from tire corner Of W. 40th 81. and 9th ave 70
the corner OF ". 4ist st. and 10th ave. AID 10th
-. =
ana within " 42d st, 10th ave, ". 10th ST. and
Hudson River.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by
and within w 44th St, 18th ave. W. AID ST,
IOtb ave w 42d st. and Hudson River.
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by
and within ". AID ST. 9th ave. w 42d Ct and
10th ave. - =
The twentieth Election District IS bounded by
ana within ". AID st. sth ave. W 4ist St and
9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE.


m, - - rIisfrict Is bounded by and
WRIT, lrs. ElsceIJ n, CLIFTON St. stanton St.
norfolk st, z. houston stt-.r;-s e bo1f-des bv
The Second Election DIS Dis e. = Ho11ston ST
and within Sd St.. Avenue -
The 1'Fir5 Election District Is bounded OK ana
within E. Houston St, AveLiur. " - -
St. Stanton 81 and clinton 81: .,,ss - -
within ~ - - aysnna D. Columbia St. Stanton
St, Sheriff ST. I'd 81. ana = N s soo54 ~ ,,s
The fifth rtiecrio1 District Is bounded oy ana
within Sd St. Goerck st. Z: - s,,.TI,.
rr1s ssh I-isrtior District is bounded By and
within p 4tb St Lewis St. 30 ST and Ave
nue. c. 1870. 4, A-ss -
The Seventh Election District Is bounded by
ana GffIj TeI = All st. East River. stanton st..
Lewis ST p houston St, Goerck St. Sd St
The Eighth Election DISTRICT Is bounded by
and within 9th St. East 49, l. I'LL SIS
Tba Nintb Election District IL bounded by
and within 9Th St Avenue c. Sd St and Ave
nue. p. -,
ana t. my 81, - 70 Avenue c, diagonal line
fror, 80. ,orn n If Avenue c and 9Th ST. to
the corner o. Avenue and 9TH st. 5th ST.
anc Avenue g. ,.,. a.. $500. -,
ana vvttbsn 5+b 81 E River. eth ST. Avenue D,
a diagonal line from the corner OF avenue ID
and 9Th St to the corner OF Avenue G and 9Th
St and Avenue c. 1850. +. -, -
and within p sth St. Avenue c, 9th ST and Ave
3.
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by
and within E Sth ST.. East River ith ST and
rue Fourteenth Election District Is bounded
by and within E. 10th st, Avenue D. E. sth st.
and Avenue c. :, -,
The Fifteenth Election DISTRICT Is bounded ny
and within z 10th St. Avenue c T. 9Th ST. and
Avenue r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-09
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and
within ST. LIKES place Leroy ST. $780, 1880 - .,
Cornelia ST, 9Th ave. CarEnlhe ST. CIaiASoH 81
n The second Election District is bounded by
ana within Morton St. Blocker ST. Leroy st.
ST Iuke's place and HUDSON ST
THE Third Election District is bounded by and
within Barrow St 6edIo[ 5 Hudson T5 II St.
The Fourth Election District IS bounded by and
within Barrow ST. washington place. OH ave.
The Fifth Election District is BOUNCED de by and
within CHRISTOPHER St vi L 5ea ST. e aFFo" ST.
The sixth Election District is bounded by and
within Grove St. Bieecker St; commerce st.
Bedford ST. Barrow ST and tucson 81.
The Seventh Election District Is bounded b.
and within Barrow St. HUDSON St. Garrison st
The Eigbth Election District is bounded By and
vyithin Perry st. Washington ST. " 10th st,
t1uo T4,sn1 a. BarroW st and Hudson River.
The Ninth Election District Is ooendeo by ana
within Perry ST. Blocker St. christopher St ana
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
within Perry St. Greenwich ST. w 1lth St,
EIIdsou ST Bank ST Bleecker ST. Perry St..
I1nds0n St. w 10th 81. and Washington st
The Eleventh Election DlstTict Is Douhoed by
and within Bank St. Greenwich o. H1'is St ana
The twelfth Election District Is bounded by
Tbe Tbirteenth Election District IS bounded by
and within Horati9 e., - and Hudson i -
sth ave. and Jane st, 6th ave- L-u3oH St. W.
ll1h 81. and Greenwich St 80.
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY
and within ". l4th St. sth ave. 70 Jane ST. d
Iia,onsI line from the corner OF Sth ave and
Jane ST To the corner OF Aorauo ct ana hudson
81. and HUDSON st $500. &, ,., ,
and within Little W 18th ST. washington st.
F5orat!o St Greenwich St. W. lZth 81 and hud-
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded by
ana within ". 141h St. HUDSON So dotauo ST.,
Washington ST., Lutte w l2th 81 ana idudson
the Seventeenth Election District Is bounded
by ana within W I7th ST., 9th ave. w l4th 81.
,Tb4 eighteenth Election District is bounded
BY ana within ". 18th ST., 9Th ave- w IAN
TIE Nineteenth Election District is bounded by
and within W. 18th St, TN ave- W. A7lh ST
and sth $3.50. &. ,r,,,s~a 49,
ana vyfthip " 18th St. 18th ave. W. ioth ST and
Tho Twenty-hrst Election District Is bounded
by and within w 18th St. 7th ave- W. Ioth 81
TIE TvTenty-second Election district Is bound
ed BY and within a diagonal ihs rom inc cor
ner Of W 18th ~. and 9th ave 70 tHs cotief
of ". 18th st and Sth ave, SIN d'e'' w lutn
81 and 9th >.,-,.. &C. ,,.
The Twenty-tbird Election DisIlGi Is o"unaeo
b. ana within ~ 18th st, 70 sth ave- alaa-
onai line from The corner Of ". 1Slh 81 ana otn
ave. TO the corner OF W. 18th st. anc Slh ave-
W 18th ST. and Hudson River -
The TwentV-fourth Election DsuiCt - eos ~,
ed by and within W 10th 81, sfh ave- W A7'l
st and 10th are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-09
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


The First Election District s bounded y an
within < 59th ST. I'd ave. z Soth 81 and 81
Ths secoud Election District Is bounded By ard
within 2 18Th 81, 1st ave. z 55rh 81 and u
me Third Election District Is bounded oy .rd
within e SSH e EasT River. z SSH ~ ard 1ss
The Fourth Election District Is eounded ty snt
within z 18Th ST.. East Etvs-. z 9Th 81 and
re F1tth Election District = bounded eY ard
within y 62d ST. fst ave. z 5sth 81. % ave.
q 69th St and % ave.
TIE sixth Election District Is bounded by ART
w.ihin E SD St. ID ave- z. sorh St ana "a ave
T5s Seventh Eectton District Is Bounded b.
and within z s5th St. 1st ave. e sd So. Il
re z rfS5th Election District Il bounded ~ AIT
within E 18th st. East River. z ss<h 81 ard
The Ninth Election District Is bounded ~ ard
within z 66th 81, East Rtver. q Sotn 81 ara
RE Tenth Election District Is bounded hy and
within E 10Th ST. East River z e6fh az enn
re Eleventh Election District Is eouRted ~
and within z 6Sth ST. 1sr ave- = ontn Il sn0
Tie Twelfth Election District Is bounded BY
and within z 62th ST. % ave. z 5ocn 81 Al q
TEe thirteenth Election District l. bounded By
and within E 10th 81. % ave, 2 sSVh 81 s7d
The FSoIrteenth Election District Is bounded ~
and within z. 10th St, Isl ave. h ssh & snh
Tbs Fifteenth Election District Is bounded By.
and within z list st.. LIST ave- z 4OIh 81 a1d
The Sixteenth Election District q bound>d h
and within E I'D ST, 1st ave. Z s1st 81 s-d
Sd ave
The Seventeenth Election District e bouna-f
by and within E I'D ST. East River L 1Orh ST
and 1sr
TIE Eighteenth Election District IS bounded by
and within e sd ST. East River z I'd 81 ana
1Sr ave
The Nfneteente Election District II bo,Inded -
and within z sd ST. 1st ave. E ID & ana
Sd
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded q
and within Z 74th ST, 1st ave. z sd 81 and
d