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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20
Y. B. JHOMASAND
FAMILY RETURN
FROM AUTO TOUR

An automobile tour along the Paoi-
iic slope, covering q distance Of $500
miles. has been completed by Mr.. and
Mrs. w b Thomas and Will p.
Thomas, who returned to Honolulu In
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia this
morning after an absence of I six
months from the islands.
We have every reason to feel opti-
mistic over the outlook for satisfac-
tory market for the years pineapple
output stated Wfll Thomas this
morning, who while admitting that
conditions might have been more fav-
orable, the prospect for better prices
appeared extremely favorable.
We spent more time on pleasure
than on business bent remarked the
pineapple grower and packer.
1t is the opinion that with a re-
ducticn in the price Of sthe pines the
jobber and not the consumer IS the
one to reap the material benefit.
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PROF. WOOD HOME.
MAY BE ASSOCIATED
WITH SUMMER SCHOOL

Professor Edgar Wood returned
from Vancouver on the steamer Nj.
agara this morning and, it is under-
stood, will either assume his duties
at the normal school or take a posi-.
tion in the summer school. Superin.
tendent Kinney, when asked this
morning about the matter, handed
over a copy Of the minutes of the
last meeting of the school commits
sioners. That part relating to Pro
lessor Wood reads as follows:
s.on request Of Mr.. Edgar Wood,
principal of the Normal school, he
was granted leave of absence during
the school year 1913-1914, for the pur.
pose of studying at Columbia uniyer-
sity for the degree OF Ph.D.. with the
assurance that he will be reinstated
in his present position in September,
1914, or whenever he returns, IL he
comes back sooner, and that he will
be given q position in the summer
school If he so desires.
The school commissioners meet
Saturday next, and many matters are
to be taken up by them and the new
superintendent of public instruction.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20
AID MAN FROM COAST
TO SPEND SEVERAL WEEKS HERE
George Eberhard Is Live
Wire IN Numerous Booster /
Bodies Of San Francisco

President Of the Pacific Advertising
Research Society, director and chair
man Of the educational committee OF
the Advertising Association Of San
Francisco, irst national Hice-president
OF the National Sales Managers As
sociation cf America and yice-presi.
dent OF the san Francisco department,
director 0f the educational committee
of the same and chairman Of the
publicity committee Of the CONNER
lciai Club Of San Francisco: these are
d few or the positions held by George
F. Eberhafd Of San Francisco. who ar
rived In Honolulu on the Mongolia
this morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Eberhard. to spend : few weeks in the
Islands, on pleasure and in the inter-
est OF his. client The Pinectar Co.
In fact, Mr.. Hberhard Is consider.
ably interested Ii advertising and Ad
Club matters on the mainland and.
when seen at the Young Hotel this
morning, professed desire to learn
something OF Hdnolulu's booster or
ganization, saying that he has heard
much Of It's activities through CORES
pondence from his friends In Homo
lulu.
Perhaps I look upon Ad Club ac-
tivitles IN little different light than
most people, he said. In San Fran
cisco organizations | do not belong to
the regaiia or e1tertainment or mo-
ney-raising comuittees: the educa-
tfonal and research committees are
the ones which Interest me the, most
"a f -. - ~ ,,.,,, ~
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4 green
CLAIMS BACKING
Of BIG POWERS
Candidate for D. S. Marshal.
ship Positive of His Success,
But viii Be Good Loser

The black horse In the race for u.
s. marshal is none other than Cyrus
T. Grees. according to Cyrus T.
Green. He says he expects to win
out and viii win out. thanks to the
boys Of his childhood. But IL he
does not win outhe declares he will
take his hat off to the local democrat
who beats him.
Il. expect to win out, but will take
my hat off to any other local Demo
crat who beats me in this race" was
what he said this morning.
Green was born in Louisiana, the
son of Col. Alfred w. Green of the
southern confederaoy He has been
in Hawaii since January, 1897.
Speaking of his outlook in Washing
ton. Green says:
There are many southern men In
the senate who were classmates OF
mine In Washington Lee university,
Virginia, who have given me their
linstinted aid in this fight. Among
those who we're in my class are SEN
ators Chamberlain Of Oregon. Poin.
dexter Of washington, Owens Of Okla
homa. Grin Shepherd of Texas. Cul.
berson Of Texas, and Postmaster Gen-
eral Burleson in the Texas common
schools.
Senator's John Sharp Williams, Jo.,
seph e. Ransdell, Morris Shepherd
and Burleson are my mainstays in
this fight, aided by Senators Works
and Perkins of California and many
others whom 1t win be unnecessary to.
mention.
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English
RELIG|Oy|SFS
VISITING HERE !
Rev. ]. D. Jones and Dan craW-
ford Arrive on Niagara En-
Route to Australia

With the arrival on the Canadian
Australian liner Niagara this morning
Iof Rev y. ID. Jones Of Bournemouth,
England, and Dan Crawford OF Scot
land and Africa, Honolulu Is entertain
ing two Of Great Britainss most distin-
guished religious workers. Widely
differing in their spheres of activity,
and in their personalities, still each
possesses peculiar magnetism which
has made him remarkably popular
wherever he has gone The visitors
were met at the wharf by q commit
tee consisting of DR.. DOremus Scud.
der, pastor of Central Union church,
and w. A. Bowen and were taken by
automobile for sightseeing trip
about the city.
Dan Crawford, who will remain in
the islands d month prior to sailing
for Australia, is perhaps the most pic
turesane figure in the missionary
field. Since 1889 he has devoted his
life. to mission work in Africa, max
ing remarkable sacrifices and under
going all manner of deprivation and
danger in his eyangelistic gospel cam
paigns. His career has seen him q
hunter, bridge builder, preacher, pri-
vate secretary to powerful African
chief, diplomat, special pleader, ora
tor, author and score OF other Vocs-
lions. He Is an absolutely uncenven-
'tional type. hampered by no denomi-
national affiliations, undisturbed by
any governing board. He always has
been free to work out his own evan
gelistic ideals. His mission to AUS
tralia is to speak throughout the coli
onies in response to an urgent call.
Following HIS tour Of Australia he
plans to 60 back to Africa and there
devote the remainder OF his life
among the people whom he brought
from squalor. and savagery to q high
degree of civilization.
Mr.. Crawford viii speak at the
mid-week services in Central Union
church at 7::3O o'clock this evening.
and viii address the Mems League Of
the church at its meeting IN the par
ish house tomorrow evening.
Rev. ]. D. Jones. non-conformist
English minister of unusual eloquence.
was q feilow-traveler with MI. CraW.
ford from Canada to Hawaii. As 4
pastor.atlarge, Mr. Jones has endeal-,
ed himself to all England and Whers
ever he has spoken IN America he.
invariably has won the hearts oE his
large audiences. As political speak.
er. he is IN great demand n his own
country as an adherent Of he IiberAI
party. He Is en- route 20 Australia 11
the messenger Of the new Liberal
movement III religion, which f. stir
ring the hearts of the younger non
conformist ministers both ii England
and in the colonies During his stay
ii the United States end cA11da be-
addressed large audiences and was
widely entertained. When Interview
ed for few moments this morning.
he expressed 4 desire q remain q
Honolulu ia order to see more of the
city. but said that Il N1s necessary
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KOBE, Big AND
BUSY, Seen BY
HAWAIIAN PARTY
Glimpses of Charming Old and
Hustling New Japan
Are Afforded
TYPICAL HOME SCENE
OF PRETTY LUNG cHEON
Afternoons Spent in Wonderful
Gardens Where Old Times
Are Emphasized
BY RILEY ri. ALLEN.
fStaf Corresnontlence. i

KOBE, Japan, May 5.-Japan's
youthful and energetic modernity
reaches striking climax at Kobe,
and to the Hawaii party this seaport
city Of nearly half a million people is
the decentralization Of the new Japan
ese spirit Not so large as the Indus
trial beehive OF Osaka, or the far
flung capital Of Kobe: or even the
neW-0ld mercantile Kyoto; not so
well-known to the 0ccideht as the
other seaports Of Yokohama and Nag
asali yet Kobe has some OF the ele-
ments Of each and IN many respects
has surpassed ALL
From the Oriental Hotel. on the
broad BuHd or boulevard along
the waterfront, We OF the Hawaii
party look out over a harbof crowd
ed with. the mingled and strangely
contrasting shipping Of. the Orient and
the Oecident In this hafbor the new
order Is fast driving out the old The
ancient high-deck3 high-pooped junks
Sometimes crawl In and out OF Osaka
Bay and Kobe's roadstead ct itshead,
and vast number sof old-fashioned
sailing vessels whiten the blue water:
with their spreading wings. but the
dominant note Of the harbor is fur
nished BY the huge passenger steam
ers that move .ponderously in and
out; by the grim war vessels Of many
nations at anchor here; and by the
humming ship-building yards. the
bulging warehouses and the tide Of
bileineaa that flowa I'M and dawn
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George Z. Eberhard, .. a. (poc.
tor Of Advertisingl, who reached
1 Honolulu this morning.

Mr.. Eberhard Is president 6f the
George f. Eberhard Company OF San
francisco, q company interested In
advertising and selling and which has
put before the public many Hawaiian
products. Mr.. Eberhard is to be ask
ed to be one Of the speakers at the
Ad Club luncheon next Tuesday noon.
Il am going to call on President
Harrington" he said this morning.
'sAn IL am asked to speak at q
meeting Of the members, It will be
along educational and research lines.
And It won't be dry matter. either :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20
General Villa Leads Troops
to Victory; Executes Feds

PAso Texas May pursuing ssino fed
al q p 500
munitions Villa
100000 amnunltn
brilliant =
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hA \ s FOUNTAIN
NI. Is PROP 8 0SED
FOR LAKE NE48|I 9

L<I|1'|I I..f H1I' ~ C1rttspco Io1t.I
OAKLAND. Cal. Nay Is Great
'''00'..'s1 fountain. along the lines
q those II4[ helped make t1@ CHI.
0..1 exposition famous |1 proposed
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pres. HUERTA AUTHORIZES
DELEGATES TO OFFER HIS
RESIGNATION in CASE II
BECOMES NECESSARY
Provisional President Of Mexico willing to Re
IinQuish Reirs of Office in Order to Insure
Peace With United States
IAssoclated Press cahlel

s MEXICO CITY. Mexico, May Provisional Pres-
dent Huerta makes public the announcements that he has
authorized his personal delegates TO the conference to be
held BY the mediators il Niagara to offer bis resignation
should prove necessary as solution Of the difficulties
betNeenthe United States and Mexico.
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SUGAR

! SAN FRANCISCO, May 20 osusar:
e6 deg. test, s.26 cents. Previous quo
tsticn, $40 cents. Beets: sS analysis,
ss. Sgd. Parity, 3.5s cents. Previousl
quotation. ss. 434d.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20

AhatDmy and P|.fs.o|o.I H||' s..
he subject Of Thursday night. '0.
Iore at the T I e. a. bt CI ~.
for Men Although this s 81. 81.
old lecture ID 1bs series tie I|.| j.
vas merely Introductory |.| T.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20

tie plan lecIafe WIN be n6fnan.0|
adoInmenl to he city and YIN I1
one Of ne greatest n'.I| 4|iI1tlIo1.
nom scenic view |I|| cost $50.
CQo and be electrically lighted With 3
myriad d coI5ftd |an1s
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Bryan Endeavoring to Learn
Truth Of SiIliman Affair

WAstiNaToN, May Bryan
graphsd consussnsr.i Philip e Hanna 4 Monterey effort
yesterday
CITY, slIsn
~
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ROOSEVELT CAUSTIC IN
COMMENT ON POLICIES
OF ADMINISTRATION

Colonel Opposed to S25 0Oo 600 Payment to Colombia
Against Repeal of Canal Tolls Exemption Su0uestinn Ar.
bitraon Had Narrow Escapes from Death Through Fe-
yer and Starvation While on Tour Of South America
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" sIIl6tlt EEfttot llIuldAl5, A0IcdAD1 - dpf y
= anese. Boy Scouts, Sailors. Police y
= men, Indians, Soldiers, etc.
80 - y
Children of varying ages and shades
.of complexion celebrated In honor Of
leo years Of peace between the United
States and Great Britain with 4 beau.
tiful pageant presented on the grounds
of the normal school this morning In.
cidentally. they welcomed home Edgar
Wood principal Of the school. who re-
turned this morning from q trip to the
mainland.
The pageant, written By James A.
Wilder and produced under his direc-
gtions, was one of the prettiest enter.
tainHents seen at 4 public school here
for many moons. Peace and War were
represented, and engaged II q delight.
fuI argument. which was won IN the
end by Peace. And there Wa8 John
BuIl and Uncle Sam, who at last rails.
ed their arms to bless and extend their
days Of peace, which fell within the
promise Of Arbitration.
The iirst exchange 81 words between
War and Peace seems too clever to
omit, SO II Is quoted here
Peace Why an always thus fol.
War. am war ii ny strong arms
lies tie safety Of nations
Peace. Nay You sbeak nnkn0N.
'ingly. ID my train cople Abundance,
E10f1IfU6nfzahd Industry Look who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09

The list Election District is bounded by
and within wall St. Pearl at. Old slip.
East River. Whitehall ST.. Broadway. Bes-
The I'd Election District is bounded by
and within Fulton ST. Pearl St. Dover St.
Front st., Roosevelt St, East River. Old
slip. Pearl 81. Wall s.. and William 81;
and within New Chambers ST., James slip.
Fast River, Front St. Dover ST.. Pearl st.
and Oak 81.
and within New Chambers st, Madison ST.,
William St., ~ William st. and Park row.
The 9TH Election District is bounded by
Chambers st, and Park row,
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
James ST.. New Bowery, Roosevelt St, Park
The 7th Election District is bounded by
and within Catharine st. Oak st., James
st, New Chambers ST., Roosevelt ST., New
Bowery, James ST. and Madison st.
ana within tatharine st, Catharine slip.
Fast River. James slip, James ST. and oak
The 9TH Election District IL bounded by
River. Catharine slip, and a diagonal line
from the corner of Catherine and Cherry
cts to the corner OF Hamilton and Market
ssn
The 10Th Election District is bounded by
and within Market ST., diagonal line from
the corner Of Market and Hamilton SITS.
70 70 me corner OF Catharine and Cherry SITS,
Catharine st and Madison ST.
The llth Election District Is bounded by
ana within Market st., Madison ST, Catha-
and within Rutgers St, Monroe st. PIKE
st. Madison 81, Market st, and Henry ST,
The l3th Election District is bomndsd nv
\ ana WITHIN Rutgers ST.. Rutgers slip. East
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

The sth Election District 10 bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
Of Il. 18th st. and list ave. to the corner Of
p 18th ST and Avenue A, Avenus A. e.
The 9TH Bieetion. District 1, bounded by
and within =. nth st, Livingston. place.
,ctS . p.td h % soa "a 'y Sy
and within z. i7th st. I'd ave, e. i4th at.
Irving place, Il. 18th ct. and 30 ave.
The 18th Election District 10 bounded by
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within +. 18th s.. (st ave. E. 18th St.
The isth Election District Is bounded by
and within a 18th St. Avenue A. z. 18th
The l.th Election District /. bounded by
and within e. 18th St. Avenue B, e. 18th
The 18th Election Distrio. T. bounded by
and within e. 18th ct. East River, e. nth
The 18th Election District ts bounded by
and within e. 2oth st.. East River. T.. 18th
The nth Election District 10 bounded by
and within K. 18th st.. Lat ave. 4. 18th st.
The 18th Election District 10 bounded by
and within E. 1lst St. East River. r. goth
The 18th Election District 10 bounded BY
and within e. aist a.. I'd ave. e. 18th st
The ,o,h Election District I. bounded by
and within H. asa ST.. I'd ave. K. 2ist Ct
The ai,t Election District 10 bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
q e. ave- ga and n e. ~, s$ :y. g. "a
River, f. 2lst ct, and I'd ave
The 77d Election District 10 bounded by
and within e. 2tth st. let ave. diagonal
ave. TO the corner OF e. 22d ct. and lat ave.
and I'd ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09
Scuenteenth Assembly Dtstros.


Tho Let Election District 10 bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF W. seth st. and Columbus ave. to the
West. Central PARK West, W. $50 :. and
The ID Election District 10 bounded By
and within W ssth st. Central Park West.
diagonal line from ths corner Of W. ssh
9: Snd S at r .na to ii:
The Sd Election pi.trto, Is bounded BY
W. s6th 81. and Columbus ave
The ith Election District is bounded BY
W. seth st. and Columbus ave.
The 5th Election District 10 bounded by
mad within W; s2d st. Central Park West.
w. 9lst st. and Columbus ave.
The 9Th Election District 10 bounded by
and within W: s3d St. Central Park west.
w. 92d st and Columbus ave.
The eth Election District is bounded by
and within W s5th st. Central Park West.
W. rS ssd st. and and G0um ,ss,d ave- ,., -
and within diagonal line from the cornet
OF ". sSth st. and Amsterdam ave. to the
West and v. S5th st, ~" ''' N'""'' r"'"
and within ". 18th St, Columbus ' ave-, W "
stth St, Bcadway. w. ssd ST. and West
The 10th Election District is bounded by
| and within W. 92d ST. West End ave w
ssd St, Broadway. W. sist st. and Hudson
The ,llth Election District /. bounded by
and within W. cath St, West End ave. W
92d ST. and Hudson River.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
| and within W. 97th St, Broadway W. s5th
St, West End ave, W. sith 81. and Hudson
River
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
+, and within w. s6th St, diagonal line from
| the corner OF Columbus ave and W. Goth st
| TO the corner OF Amsterdam ave and w
g5th ST., w, e5th st. and Broadway
The l+th Election District is bounded b,
and within W 9th ST., Columbus ave, W
s6th 81, and Broadway.
The 18th Election District is bounded b,
and Within a diagonal line from the corner
| of Broadway and W. s7th st to the cornei
! ~ Amsterdam ave and W 9Nh St w ASH
| St, Columbus ave. and W. s7th St
The 18th Election District Is bounded b,
and within w Tooth St. Broadway, w. g9tf
st, Amsterdam ave, "a diagonal line from
the corner OF W. 9sth st. and Amsterda an
ave, 10 the corner OF W 9th St and Broad
way, Broadway W. 9sth st, and West Enc
ave.
The 18th Election District is bounded h,
| and within w. s9th ST., West End ave W
| ssth st. Broadway. w. s7th st. and Hud
| son River.
The 18th Election District is bounded b,
| from the corner OF broadway and W lois
s., 10 the corner OF W Tooth st. and Yves
End ave. West End ave, " aath st snc
| Hudson River
The 18th Election District is bounded b,
| and within diagonal line from the corner
OF West End ave and w, Tooth st TO th'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

Of Avenue n and r. Houston st., ID. Hous-
ton st. and Avenue a., =. .,., no
md The v, "a b'f e moussn G ~. Attorney st.
stanton st. and Norfolk st
The "a ELECTION District is bounded sy
OF r. Houston at. and Avenue Il TO the
corner Of ID at. and Avenue c. Avenue g
Pitt st. stanton st., Attorney ~ ana f.
The 9Th Election District 4. bounded by
inc ns W rom the corner Of Avenue and q
Houston st. to the corner Of Sheriff and
stanton SITS. stanton at. Pitt at. and Ave-
The bth Election District is bounded by
and within E. Sd St. Lewis st.. r. Houston
from the corner Of sSsriff and stanton sts
10 the corner OF r. Houston and Columbia
The sth Eiection pistric. IL bounded by
and within =. Houston st.. East River. stan
The sth Election District 10 bounded By
and within f. eth at. East River. e. Houston
st. Lewis st. and a diagonal line from the
Of p .th st: and X,.nu. D:
Tho sth Election District 10 bounded by
ans e SiSin 81. nd n' to
the corner Of Lewis st. and e. I'D st.. e. sd st.
The 9th Election District IL bounded BY
and within d 'th st.. Avenue c. I'd st.
The 10Th Election District IL bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
Of Avenue h and p sth St to the corner Of
n. 9TH 1t ana AVenue Z, Avenue =, Il. tth
st. and Avenue II.
The nth Election District 10 bounded by
and within r. 5th st, diagonal line from
the corner of Avenue and T.. 9th At. 20 the
corner OF Lewis and r. 9Th SITS, r. eth st.
East River. r. ith at. and Avenue c.
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within e. 6th St. diagonal line from
the corner OF Il. 9Th ana Lewis SITS TO the
corner of Avenue ID and e. Sth st. r. 9Th
st and Avenue c.
The isth Election District 10 bounded by
and within z. 7th ct, Avenue c, a diagonal
line from the corner OF Avenue c and f. bth
ST. TO the corner of f. 6th ct and Avenue b.
and Avenue II.
The iith Election District IL bounded by
and within r. eth at, diagonal line from
the corner of f.. 18th at and Avenue ID TO the
corner of Lewis and r. eth SITS, r. 6th at
and Avenue e.
The 18th Election District 10 bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF Avenue and II. Tth st. to the corner
OF Avenue u and e. sth st. Z; sth ST. East
River. Z. sth ct, diagonal line from the
corner OF Lewis and =. sth sts. TO the corner
OF Avenue d and Z. It'll St. and r. 7th st.
The 18th Election District Ia bounded by
and within +. sth ST., diagonal line from
the corner OF Avenue and z. sth ct. TO the
corner OF Avenue c and E. 7th st. r. 7th
St and Avenue p.
The nth Election District 10 bounded by
and within f. 10th St. Avenue ID. 4. sth 81.
and Avenue c.
The 18th Election District 10 bounded by
and within y. 10th st.. Avenue C. y. sth st.
and Avenue n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09
TUelfth Assembly District.

The LIST Election District is bounded by
and within T. 9Th st. Avenue b. e. 10Th
st. and Avenue A.
The "a Election District Is bounded by
and within f. 9TH ST.. Avenue c. e. 10th
st, and Avenue u.
The Sd Election District is bounded by
and within f. 18th St, Avenue d. Il. l4th
ST., East River f, 9Th ST., Avenue D. f.,
10th st, and Avenue G.
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within p 18th st, Avenue d, e. 18th
st, and Avenue Il.
The 5th Election District Ia bounded by
and within f. 18th ST.. Avenue B, =, i2th
st. and Avenue A.
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
and within f. 18th st.. Avenue C, Il. nth
g. East River. z, 18th st" Avenue A. E.
The .7th Election District ,s bounded by
and within e. 18th ST. Avenue b, E. 18th
18th o. and Avenue to the corner OF e.
18th st. and LIST ave,