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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

When the independence Day cele-
bra+ions are ushered in tonight they
will mark a holiday with lots OF tun'
music and games and minimum loss
Of fingers, eyes and limbs, according 10
tho arrangements of Mayor MitcheEs
safe and sane" committee.
Official celebrations will be held to-
night at the League of Foreign Born
Citizens. 50 Second Avenue where
Nathaniel Phillips will preside and at
tho Neichborhood Playhouse, 400
Grand Street, tomorrow afternoon ana
night. There will be a meeting and
flag raising at the block house IN ZEN
trai Park. at 10th Street, at sunrise
on Monday morning. 90, :,.
George Gordon Battle will preside
at the official borough celebration at
Citv Hail on Monday morning. an
otber meeting of the League OF For-
aim Rorn Citizens will be held at ~
o'clock on the same morning at 81 sec
ond Avenue. At noon salute OF loI'y-
oioht GUNS will be fired on Governor
Island. and in the evening Mr. baItle
viii act as chairman at another oincIal
borough celebration in the City College
stadium Louis Amin Ames Will serve
a. chairman of the celebration at
C.ant'S Tomb. Alderman William r:
Quinn 1T the Soldiers and sailors
Monument. Charles Bohlen at Wash
ington Square and Mrs. Laura Prlsk at
Batterv Park on Monday night at .
o'clock Franz Kaltenborn,s orcnestra
will give a concert at the Central PArA
Mall at the same time.
Parks Expect 100000.
There will also be meetings at Carl
Schurz Park. Mount Morris PARK Puo-
he School SO and Public School % on
Monday morning. Alderman Frank
Mullen will be chairman OF celeDta-
ton at Colonial Park at O'Clock on
Monday afternoon. At o'clock there
viii be band concerts at the central
Park Mall and Isham Park. There VIII
also be patriotic addresses at the Ia'-
Meetings will be held on Monday
night AT s o'clock in Chelsea square
Hudson Park, Seward Park, CorIears
Hook Park, Yorkyille Playground
Nornirgside Park and John Jay FarH.
William }. Lee, SupelN'9Ot "a ~ A..
nartment Of Parks and chairman g.;
The Athletic and Fairgrounds Festival
committee for the Fourth, has made
arrancements - handle crowds aggre-
Cating 1000. 900 in the various play
rounds throughout the greater Guy.
Baseball games will be played on forty
delds. racing meets will be neld at hai ,i
as many. and every kind Vi sport VII
he provided for youngsters and adults
Twenty thousand boys VINO nave al
roadv signitied their intention 10 enter
the athletic meets and baseball games
announced by Mr. Lee will perform IN
what is probably the greatest ath.etlc
p-opramme ever arranged IN the MS
iory OF snort. A small army Of play
leaders will be in charge a. the sixty
different Fairgrounds, insuring leader
shin as well as protection from injury
and owe. enthusiasm. To add zest 70
the exercises among the boys many
champion athletes have volunteered 20
give exhibition.
In racing events silver and bronze
medals will be distributed 70 prize
winners. 1t will require 1000 A. A. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
City Ready for 48-Hour Fete
Foil of Fun, but Minus Danger
Twenty Thousand Boys Will Compete in Greatest Attn
etic Programme in Fistory-SPeeches' Music DrlllS
and Fireworks Provided for Score OF Parks.
Young Children Remembered.

and playground officials to start and
Judge the athletic games.
Young Children Remembered.
The Department of Recreations has
arranged a special programme for the
Youngest children. These will be the
events: Grand march, salute to the
flag, girls; Quaker drill, little girls;
flag drills, little girls; Japanese. dance
seven jumps, crossing the brook, hob
bic race, 6O-yard dash, small girls;
quoits, intermediate girls; hrecracker
race, larger girls, and, finale, star
Spangled Banner"
, The Broadway Association has also
arranged for three celebrations for the
Fourth in conformity with the admin
istration's safe and sane ideas; Be
tween 10 and y o'clock on Monday
there will be gatherings at Greeley
Square, at the Maine monument, at
Columbus Circle. and in Times Square.
There will be speeches and flag raising
in each centre. Borough President
Marks will speak at the Times Square
celebration. and at the conclusion of
his talk the largest American flag ever
made will be unfurled
Professor Gustave Meyer, the Ho-
boken astrologer. prophesles showers
for the Fourth. He advises all intend
ing 10 take weekend trips 20 provide
themselves with raincoats and umbrel-
las. He says. however, that the after
moons of the 4th and 9th vii! be bright
and clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

have, over your signatures. an appre.
citation of the sacrifices made by our
organization during the last five year,
in the effort to maintain industrial
peace in this industry and 20 make con.
structively for progress. We are in
accord with you that every honorable
effort should still be made 70 solve
the problems of our industry withou.
resort TO warfare, and we assure you
that we are prepared, as we have a..
ways been, 70 do everything in our
power honorably 10 accomplish such q
result.
When, however. you know the situS.
ton as thoroughly as we do. you will
realize with US that there are certain
matters Of vital principle that We can
not surrender. Indeed. if we did sur.
render them, we are certain we should
forfeit your respect for US. On the
other hand, We court the fullest inyes-
tlgatlon into our past conduct, not only
OF the whole five years past. but espe.
clally OF the recent history Of our re-
latlons leading up finally 10 the Ineyi.
table termination of relations. We are
confident, when these facts are fully
disclosed 10 you, that you will maNe.
at our patience and forbearance.
We send you herewith a copy Of our
reply to the unions proposal. fron
which you will see that we are cute
prepared to aid in securing lasting
peace and honor
Thanking you on behalf Of our
board for your gracious offer, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
CHARLES HEINEMAN,
Chairman Executive Board
Both letters were given out az the
Manufacturers Protective Association
headquarters, 200 Fifth Avenue, after
the executive committee had been 10
session for more than three hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

Miss May Peterson, prima donna,
who will sing for the first time IN her
native country az the suffrage indie
pendence Day celebration on July .,
saws she doesn't see how an artist can
help being a Suifragist
Miss Peterson will sing THE Star
Spargled Banner" at Claremont Hill.
129th Street and Riverside Drive, at
$3.50 o'clock. after the return of the
suffrage Yacht from its trip 10 Bed
loe's Island where Miss Margaret
Wycherly will read the woman's APP
zeal for liberty at the Goddess Of Lib
erty's feet.
"Art is a democracy" Miss Peterson
said yesterday. There isn't any dit
ference between men and women in the
world OF music. A great tenor like
Campanini is no greater than a splen-
did soprano like Lilli Lehman. We
don't Judge the merits Of plav or
musical composition by asking whether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

il was written by a man or n woman.
Living in that atmosphere. | naturally
can't see why women shouldn't vote"
Miss Peterson was a suffrage worker
before she went abroad 70 study. She
is Wisconsin girl. In France she was
a pupil OF Jean de Reszke. and her de-
but was in Vichy. Then she sang in
"Lakme" at the Municipal Theatre in
Paris. and later was engaged for the
leading role at the Opera Comidue.
Then came the war and the closing Of
the theatre. and Miss Peterson re-
turned home.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait is at the
head of the reception committee for
the Yacht Tourist, which leaves the
Battery at p. m. on Monday for Bed
loe's Island. She will be assisted by
womc~ from the five suffrage orcaniza-
lions which are allied with the Empire
State Campaign Committee, Of which
she is the head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
CALVARY TO GET KEMP
Edinburgh Preacher Sends
Word He Accents Cali

Members of Calvary Baptist Church
we're happy yesterday to hear that the
Rev. DR.. Joseph VI Kemp. minister o.
one Of the largest churches in Edn.
burgh, Scotland, has decided 70 aeeep;
the call 10 become their pastor he
WI succeed the Rev. DR.. Robert S.uar
Macarthur, now pastor emeritus o.
Calvary.
Dr. Kemp preached az Calvary on
May p. After he had sailed for Scot.
land on the liner st. Paul the call was
sent him by wireloss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

and playground officials to start ant
Judge the athletic games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
rHrRrrrrn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


The frst election district Is bounded by and
within East lllth It, Harlem River. East
ll6th St. Pleasant Ave. Eas; Il5th ". and
Second Ave.
The second election district il bounded by
and within East llsth St. First Ave East
18th St a diagonal line from the corner OF
Pleasant Ave. and East ION -. TO East
East Nth ST. and Second Ave.
This third election district IL bounded by
AID within East 18th St. second Ave. East
il7,h ST. and Third Ave
The fourth election district IL bounded BY
and within East ll9th St. First Ave, East
llsth 81. and Third Ave.
The hfth election district Is bounded by
and within East l2sth ST., First Ave. East
llsth st and Lexington Ave.
The sixth election district IL bounded BY
and within East last St. First Ave. East
10th 81 and Lexington Ave
The seventh election district is bounded
by and within East l2lst ST. Harlem
River, diagonal line from Harlem Rivrr
aud Eas, iisth ST. 20 the corner Of Pleas
ant Ave. and East 10th st. East 18th ~
and First Ave.
The eighth election district Is bound-i
oy and within East Ian St. Harlem
River. East lList St and First ave
rre ninth election district H. bounded b.
and within East iz'th St. First Ave. East
i2lst 81 and second Ave.
The tenth election district II bounded by
and within Fart 10Th 81. Harlem River.
East l2.th 81. and Second Ave.
The eleventh election district 10 bounded
by and within East l32nd ST. Harlem
River Second Ave. a diagonal line from
the corner OF 12jth -. and second ave
TO the corner Of i26th ~. and third Ave
Third Ave. East i2Sth ST and Lexington
Ave
The twelfth election district ~ bounded
by and within Fast i29th 81. Third ave
Past l25,h ST and Lexington Ave
Tn. thirteenth election district Is hound
ed hy and within a diagonal line from
the corner OF East i2Gth 81. and Third
Ave TO the corner OF East l25th 81 AMI
Second Ave. Second Ave. East l23rd St.
and Third Ave.
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TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT


The first election district IL bounded by
and within East S3rd St. First Ave. cast
SIND St and Second Ave.
The second election district Is bout ded
by and within East s3rd St. Aveu a.
East send ST and First Ave.
The third election district is bounded by
and within East S3rd ST. East River East
s2nd ST. and Avenue a.
The fourth election district IS bounde
by and within East s3th St. East End
Ave. East S3rd st. and Avenue a.
The nth election district is bounded by
and within East saith ST. East End Ave,
East sGth ST.. East River. East sGrd ST.,
East End Ave. East s4th St ana Ave
nue. A.
The sixth election district IL bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF East S4th ST. and First Ave. To the
corner Of East s5th St and Avenue A.
Avenue 4. East s3rd St and First Ave
The seventh election district IS bounded
by and within East s5th St, First Ave.
to S3td St. diagonal line from the cor
ner Of First Ave and East s3rd 81. 70
the corner Of East Sith 81 and Second
Ave. ana Second Ave.
The eighth election district II bounded
boy and within East sith st. and Second
Ave. d diagonal line from the corner Of
Second Ave and East saith St to the cor
ner Il First Ave. and East s3-d St. lst
s3rd St and Third Ave
The ninth election district Is ounded by
and within diagonal line from the cor
ner OF East sGth 81. and Third Ave TO
the corner Of East SJth St and Second
Ave. Second ave- East s4th ST. and
Third Ave.
The tenth erection district is BOUNDED u
and within East ssth St. Third Ave. East
s4th 81. and Lexington Ave.
The eleventh election district is 5oundod
hy and within East seth St. First Ave.
East SJth St and diagonal line from the
corner Of East SJth St and Second Ave
10 the corner Of East S6th ST. and Third
The twelfth election district /. bounded
by and within East seth ST.. Avenue A. q
diagonal line from the corner % Easf
s5th St and Avenue 20 the corner OF
East s4th ST. and First ave. and First
The thirteenth election district 10
hounded by and within East seth ST
Fart End Ave. East s5th ST. and Ave-
Inc fourteenth election district :
bounded by and within diagonal ne
from the corner of Avenue and East
SIN St 20 the corner - East End Ave
River, East seth ST. and Avenue A.
The fifteenth election district -
bonnded by and within a diagonal line
frou the corner Of First Ave. and 1st
s7,h :, 90 the corner OF East SSH St.
ana Avenue q. Avenue A. East .nt. ST.
and First Ave.
bounded by and within diagonal me
frou thc corner Of Third Ave. ana
sen - 20 the corner - Secynd Avu. ami
Fa.f sTth ST. East NTth st. Eirst Ve.
rbe seventeenth election distric, =
bounded by and within East sth o., seq
o,d Ave. a diagonal line from the corner
o, Eas, SIT 81 ana Second Ave 20 Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE

corner or Ea., scth ST. aud Third Ave.
and Third ave
Tho eighteenth election district is
bounded iy and within East SSH St. a
diagonal Dino from tI- corner % East SSH
So. and Avenue a 70 the corner Of FIRST
Ave. and East sjth S.. East sIth st and
Second Ave
The nineteenth election district is
bounded hr and within East eath St.. FRS,
Ave Esst ssfh So. and Second Ave
The twentieth election district is
bounded hy sd within East s9th St. Ave
nue. IS. East sNfh So and First Ave
The tuerfy-trst election district is
bounded by and within diagonal line
from the corner ~ Avenue a and East
seth 81. Go fhe corner Of East End Ave.
and East SNth ST.. a diagonal line from
The corner ~ East ssth -. and East End
Ave. % the corner % East s1th ST and
Avenue A. and Avenue A.
The twsufr-s .cond election district IL
bounded hy and within East 92nd 81. East
RIN.r East NSth ST. n diagonal lins from
The corner 81 East End Ave and East
ssth ST.. 90 the corner ~ Avenue and
East Ngth ST.. East S9th ST ana First Ave.
Tho tWcHty-fhird election district IL
bounded hv syd within East Goth ST.. First
Ave. East SHth 81 and Second Az
The tweuty-f0urth election district n
bounded hy and within East Dist St. First
Ave. East 9lth S. and Second Ave.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

me fourteenth election district IS bound,
81 by and within East i2srd s.. Second
Ave. East f2ist 81 end Third Ave
The fffsenfh election district u nopnaeH
BY and within East f2Jtf S.. Third Ave.
East i2isf So and Lexington Ave
The sixteenth election district - b9un1,a
b. and within Eas. i2-ni 81. lexington
ave. East iigth ST. ard PARK Ave
The seventeenth election district u
bounded By and within East l-1rd -,
Park Ave. East i20th S. and MADISON
Ave.
The eighteenth election district T. bound
- by ard within Easf i2f,h 81. PARK
Ave. East i22ni s. and Madison Ave
The nineteenth election district = bounf-
Cd D. and within a diagonal Inc from M
corner Of East i2Gth 81 and Park Ave
- mo corner u East i2jth s. and let.
ington Ave. Lexington Ave, East iZ-na
81 and Park Ave.
81 b. and within East i29rh 81. LsNinS-
ton Ave diagonal line from the coFn-r
% East i2Ith ST. ard Lexington Ave -
TIE -ornsr Of Eas, i-6th So and Park Ave-
The iweuty-nrst election tisiric, IL
bounded by and within Fast i23'h 81.
Park Ayc.. East i2fih =; ard Mode ~.
The twenty-second election di-,riot Is
bounded by ard within East i8o'h 81
PARK Ave. ras' i2ist 81. lexington Ave-
and East i1s,h ~ and Firh Ave
The twenty-third election district d"
bounded hy and within Fast i3is' 81,
Madison Ave. Fast i320d s., i%rinston
Ave. East i3isi s.. Park Ave. East ieoin
$, and Fl,'h Ave.
Tho twenty-fourth election cis'rio, 10
bounded by and within Fast 1890 ~.
Harlem River Fast bend Sc. Madison
Ave. East i3iu 81, and Ti'th Ave.
The twenfy-fNh election district
bounded by and within East iSeth 81,
Harlem River. Fast 1880 81. and ti'tn
Ave
The ,wen,y-six,h election dis,r'e, IS bound
~ fv anf within q diagonal line rom rs
corner %, Yves. isr,h 81. and IenoV Ave. 20
the corner n West 1874 -. and fifta AVE-
Flfth Ave ana West 18th 81 a.,
The twenty-segtrth election district "
bounded by ana within West l3e.h 81
diagonal line from the corner - IVES, lttn
-. and FIN Ave. 20 the corner ~ Yves,
i2s'h 81 and Lenox Ave. anf IenoS Ave
The twentY-clahth election district ~
bounded Nv ana within n diagonal Nne iio.n
the corner OF west i3sth 81 and LenoN A.s.
10 tro corner or West f~-fh - and nm
Ave. FIN Ave. West iss,h 81. and Laao1
Ave.
The ,wenty-ninth election distric, 10 hound
81 hv and Within a diagonal line from ih>
corner OF West i39th 81. and Lsn0r Ave. %
the corner q West iifth -. and F~fih Ave
Fifth Ave. a diagonal line from the corn
o. West 1871 50 and FIN Ave. 20 ire
corner ~ West l;s'h 81 and Lenor ave.
The ,hirtieth election dls,ric, 3. bounded By
ana within West ifTih 81. Harlem RIVER.
Trfth Ave. a diagonal line from the corner
81 West if0fh s. and F1fh Ave. 70 us
corner ~ West i3sth -. and LenoS Ave.
The ,hirty-0rs, election iistric. :. toundsd
by and within Harlem River. East ls'ih d.
al Fifth Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY 'DisTRiCI.
Tie first election distric, is bounded b. ana
within East i0'th Fl. Third Ave. East '4'''
- and Lexington Ave.
The second election district IS bolnic9 ~
AMI within East iOsth 70 Second Ave. East
10Th St. First Ave. East lQotn 50. sc-0h1
Ave. East 10th 81. and Third Ave 49,
The third election district Is FOUNDED ny
and within Fest iio,h 81. Harlem, his .,
East l)sth s.. First Ave. East 10Th ST.
Second Ave. Fast ilsth It. ard Third A'e.
The fourth election district b. bounded ty
and within Eas, iioth St, Third Ave. Eas,
l0sth ST. Second Ave. East io,,h - and
IN. nfih election district Is bounded by
and within East 10Th St. Lexington Ave
East l@th 81 and PARK Ave.
The sixth election district Il bounded ~
and within Ens, ii2'1 St. Thira Ave Eas,
ii,h 81, Lexington Ave. East ION 81
The seventh election district Is bounded by
and within East liith St. Lexington ave.
Past il3th 81. 20 Third Ave. diagonal
line from the corner Of Fast il3.h 81. ana
Third Ave. 10 the corner % East il-th -
an Lexington Ave. East li2th 81 ana PARK
Tho eighth election dis,ric, Il, bounded BY
and within East li+th St. Second Ave. East
ll2;h ST. TO Lexington Ave. diagonal Inc
from the corner Of Lexington A." am
East ii2,h 81. to the corner ~ Fast N3ih
-, and Third Ave. and Third Ave.
Tho ninth election district e bounded BY
am WITHIN Last MN ~ ~rf'NilN 49, A+'Nf
10Th 81. Lexington Ave. East mn 81
and Third Ave.
The tenth election district Is bounded ny
and within Fast iIfth ST.. First Az. East
llith 81, Harlem River. East llNh st and
Second Ave.
Tho eleventh election district - bounded
ny and within diagonal line from The cor
ner o, Second Ave. and East lith - 10
the corner - First Ave ard East ll5ih 81,
Fast ilsth ST. Pleasant Ave. Fast 18th s..
Harlem River, Rardails and Wards is'ants.
East liith ST., First Ave. and fSst Jan -
The twelfth lc.ii0n district + bounded hf
and within Past 18th St. a diagonal Inc
from tho corner Of, First Ave AMI east iiMh
ar 70 the corner ~ Second Ave AMI East
18th Ct Fast iiith St and Third Ave.
The thirtef nih election district "a hourdof
BY and within East liith 81. Third Ave
East 18Th st, Lexington Ave. East llftl
St and Park Ave
The fourteenth election district = bounded
~ and within Fas, iif'ir 81. Third Ave.
Fast 18Th St and Park Ave
TIE fifteenth election district IL bounded ~
end within East ii7th st. Second Ave. Fas,
18TH ST. Third Ave. East lieth -. and
Lexington Ave.
Tn. sixteenth election district ia bounded
ny and within Fast iisth s.. Third Ave ..
Fast ii7th st. Lexington Ave. East iisth
ST. and Park Ave.
The seventeenth election district "a bound
- by and within East 1871 Ct. Third Ave.
Fast Ilsth St and Park Ave.
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T,vrvTy-FfFTu ASSEMBLY

The first election district IL bounded BY
and within Charles St, West AN 81 Chris
TOPPER ST. and Blocker St
The second election district Is bounded by
and within West ilth 81, West attn ST,
Charles st. and B.eecNef st
Tho third election district j. bounded by
and within Eighth Ave. West l2th 81. West
am 81. West Ilth ST. Bleecker -. and
N3 Ths Fourth election distrie, Is bounded BY
END within Eighth Ave. Jane ST. ITren-
The nth election district is bounded BY
ana within Bank St. Wayerly Place, West
nth ST. Greenwich Ave. diagonal line
rom me corner of Greenwich Ave and
Perry ST 20 the corner Of Naverly Place
and Charl St. Charles ST. and West an
The sixth election district Is bounded ~
and within Charles s. to Waverly Place,
diagonal lane from the corner OF Charles ~.
and WaVer,y Place 20 the corner OF feIy
West 10th ST. Waverly Place. Christopher
ST and West ith -
The seventh election district is bounded BY
and within Christopher 81, Wavefiy Place
West 10Th ST Greenwich Ave. sth Ave.
West Washington Place and West 'th 81
I'm. eighth election district is bounded ~
and within West sth s.. East sth 81! tnI-
yersity Place. Washington So West WASH,
ing So North. wss, Washington Place and
9Th Ave
Tn. ninth election district Is bounded ~
and within West Nsshihstoh fiscr' wan
ington 50 West. Washington 50 North.
Tniversl,y Place sth 81. Broadway. East
sth St Fourth Ave, Lafayette 81. Great
Zones ST. West ard ST. and sixth Ave
The tenth election district = bounded ~
.nd within West 9Th St Fifth Ave. East
iIth ST. Unlverstv Place East iiih -.
Fourth Ave East Oh ST, Broadway, East
Stb St West sih y. and Sixth ave
Tha eleventh election district il bounded
bv ana within Weff tgth So. Last igih ST..
University Place. East lith st. Ftfth Ave.
We-t sth 81. and SlNth Ave
re twelfth election district f. bounded by
.,t within We-f i2th = 9Th Ave. Green
wIch Ave West 18th ST. WaseTly Place.
Bank St, and Greenwich <sG