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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
PETITION FOR DIVORCES
One Husband and Two Wives Tell
Troubles For Courts Benefit.

Charging that his wife was irsanely
jealous Of him '.ld that he could do
nothing to please her and that she
deserted him Oh June IS, 1911, after
they had been married for eight years,
Raymond A. Proctor has petitioned
the circuit court 70 grant aim a di-
vOrce from Fra ces w Proctor
Maud NJ. Award petitioned the su-
perior court Wednesday TO grant her
divorce from Elmer V Award on
the grounds that he had abused her
and had threatened to shoot her. She
says that they lived together for less
than a year and she asks for $500 a
year support money for her one child.
Anna Wagner petitioned the same
court Wednesday to grant her a di-
vorce from Arthur Wagner, who she
says deserted her after they had been
married for II years, She says that
he continually complained of his meals
and said that he wished that he had
not married. The petitioner wants
the charge of two children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
HUNGARIAN COURT HOST
TO BEN HURS; FATHER
KUBINYI GIVEN A RING

Hungarian court No 352. Tribe Of
Ben Hur, was host Tuesday night to
Beech Tree Court, No. 211, and South
Bend Court, No. 81, at the royal en-
tertainment given at Beyler hail. The
feature of the entertainment was the
presentation of an emblematic ring to
Father Victor Won Kubinyi for his
services in assisting TO form the Hun
garian court. The presentation of the
ring as made by Guy Grimes, su-
preme deputy representing the grand
lodge.
Speeches were also made by Francis
Wright, Court No. Al, George DOna-
hue. Beech Tree court and Father
Kubinyi. Musical numbers were given
by Miss Annie Laurie Gebrich and
Vera Norton and Miss Agnes Hor-
vath. while several beautiful selec-
tions were given by the Hungarian
Ladies chorus.
Following the program freshments
were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
BEWARE OF METER MAN
is KUESPERPS WARNING

Beware of the quarter meter man,
Is the word sent out from police head
quarters by Chief of Detectives Kues-
prt and Chief Of Police l. =. He has
caused the department much trouble
in the past year, and his game is as
old as quarter meters themselves. At
tention of the police 10 this branch of
crime was called Wednesday morning
when several complaints from citizens
were registered at the city hall.
DO not allow any one to get at
your meter unless he has a badge
from the gas company" said Kuespert
Mrs. : ByllOwski. 207 y. Adams
ST.. allowed a stranger TO inspect her
meter Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning notified the police that all
the money that had been in II was
missing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
DYING MOTHER SEEKS
SON IN SOUTH BEND

II Henry Helfrich. shoemaker and
musician, OF Gallon. O., is in the city.
word 10 that effect from him 20 the
police authorities at Gallon would
ease the mind of his mother. who is
near deaths door, according TO a let
ter rec eived by Capt. Bunker Wednes-
dav morning.
RibIet of Gallon. and stated the fact
that Mrs. Helfrich was slowly dying,
and that her last wish is TO see her
son once more. Chief Riblet said that
the case had through its pathOs. APP
pealed to the Gallon department and
that the latter were taking stringent
steps 10 locate young Helfrich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
USES FORCE OF COLLECT
BILL, BUT MAN Is FREED

When Elizabeth Litska attempted 10
collect a board bin by force from
Steve Skill. 1903 w. Grace St. ac-
cording to the story OF the latter in
city court Wednesday morning. he
clinched with her and the two rolled
down "a steep embankment To the side
walk Mrs. Litska's head was severely
cut when she struck the pavement.
Szilli was found not guilty Of assault
and battery. but Will probably face
another case.
A woman in the court room when
the judge passed his verdict. leaped
20 her feet with the exclamation that
Sziui had attacked her in much the
same manner. She told her story 10
the prosecutor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31

that if it occurred in any American
city of $500 population the whole ma
ton would watch it. But It's buried
in New York's great lower east side.
Indeed, its a big section of the half
million people on the east side, who
don't know anything about it.
When in New York look out for
the gyps Don't know what a gyp
is? Well, you don't have to fear
them unless you attempt to purchase
second hand automo<cfS Then
watch your step.
The gyps are the direct descendants
Of the old time horse traders. Their
tricks are as many as those OF the
travelling gypsy who would doctor a
wheeling, knock-kneed, descripit nag
10 look like a young thoroughbred.
The motor car gyp can also &C
eomplish temporary miracles. Under
his deft fingers worn down cylinders
and pistOns are suddenly brought to-
gether and compression seems nearly
perfect. Gears that have snrieked
and ratified begin TO purr like a we'll
fed cat and the victim gets dem
OnstratiOn" that is highly satisfactory.
How He Works.
A gyp sees for instance a fairly
good looking touring car OF the vint-
age OF 1911 in the hands of a dealer.
How much ?" he asks. III sell for
$3.50" but after a good bit Of dicker-
ing the dealer makes il $500. Il think
it'll just suit a friend OF mine" says
Mr. Gyp
Looking over the classified news
paper-ads the next day we see "Pri-
vate party compelled TO sell his car
(1S14). cast $4,000. for $1,000; all
equipment: just like new. See Gyp.
Hotel Pluto" Must be all right If
he lives in that hotel" the bargain
hunter argues. He finds the gyp in
low priced hotel room. On. YES.
said the gyp. Il have TO give up my
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
GOTHAM OFFICIAL
GETS PROTECTION
AGAINST HIS WILL
Curious Case of Michel ROfianO
instance of Violent Mass of
Semi-PoIitiCaI FeudS That
Are Going On.

NEW YORK. March 31.-When the
murder of the gambler Herman Ros-
enthal at the behest of police lieu
tenant lifted the veil from the New
York underworld it disclosed a seeth-
ing and violent mass of feuds of a
semi political nature This wild gang
world OF New York was not a new
thing then and the execution Of
Becker's four young. gangsters did
any thing 20 blot il out
As an instance ! cite the curious
case of Michael a RofranO. guarded
from dealt 4gainst his VIII
Mr. Rot ho is "a CITY official. a
member ~ pc street cleaning depart
ment. drawifg q salary OF SIS. zoe q
year. lie H. am able lawyer and has
Offices at ISIS broadway. considered IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31

the business and financial world of
New York an excellent address.
Detective Calls.
One day a heavy-set, keen looking
man met him as he left his home at
IL oliver st.
Good morning, Mr.. ROfrano 1 am
assigned TO YOU, said the stranger.
oh, 1 can take care of myself.
You needn't bother"
Those are my orders"
We'll, then, come along"
All through the day Detective Frank
lin, an expert underworld sleuth. fol-
lowed the $500 a year city official.
tie accompanied him to his doorstep
at night This went on day after day.
Sometimes Franklin's side partner re-
lieved him, but Mr.. ROfranO could
not go out without being guarded.
Finally he grew so annoyed that he
complained 10 Capt. Deevy. Franklin's
superior. Deevy was courteous, but
firm. Rofrano must be guarded.
But I'm not afraid of anybody"
protested ROfrano He went higher
to the second deputy police COM
missioner. who is in charge OF detec-
tives.
Guard Continues.
Same result. Same result, too,
when he finally arrived at the police
commissioner himself. The latter
simply paid call 10 Dist Atty. Per-
kins-and the guird continued
a trifie odd. isn't it2 Police sure
a man is in peril of his life and man
himself willing 10 brave peril.
What's the solution on. it's just
the little game OF politics as it's
PLAYED In good old Manhattan. Mr..
Rofrano. has dared 10 dispute the
democratic leadership of the second
assembly district with Big Tom Foley.
cx-sherin. Result Three murders in
a year. thousand ana one debates
on the subject with fists. bricks and
other pcrsuasiyes and So lively a time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31

liams. scholar in politics and entirely
sincere:
Senator, who is the squarest man
you have known in public life ia
Washington?
The Mississippian thought a mo-
menL set down his glass and replied.
Enthusiastically old John Thorn
ton OF Louisiana. / have known him
Tor % years, and in all that time
have never known him 10 fall hairs
breadth below the level Of high civic
conscience and Of personal integrity
IN public or private life"
odd John Thornton OF Louisiana
retired from public life with the close
Of his senatorial term on March 4.
But it is worth all his years in Wash
ington 10 have closed his career with
such a tribute from such source.
Gen. Albert Mills Of the general
STAFF is a man CT Wit as well as OF
war. When he was commardant at
West Point a committee OF ardent
suffragists waited upon him TO enlist
his sympathy and cooperation. The
gallant J:scer was as distinctly non
committal as his superior, the COM
mander-in-chief Of the army and
navy of the United States.
General" said the spOkeswoman
Of the ladies. have you children pc
Yes. madam" was the reply.
The regular army allowance.
madam-just two.' said the COM
mandant.
General" responded the startled
suffragist, do you mean 10 tell ne
that the government restricts gu
But the gallant soldier had bowed
and moved away
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
OPERATOR TELLS POLICE
OF BOLD KANKAKEE CRIME

Through the telegraph operator at
the G.. J. x s railroad station in this
city. local police officials have been
asked boy the kankakee police depart
meat To apprehend If possible "a young
man who held up and robbed the sta
ton agent ar the railroads depot in
kanka's-e. The agent was held up
ano. while held at the point OF a re-
volVer. was robbed of his cash along
with whatever money was i'm the cash
drawer. In all the loss YVES about $50.
The robber leaped "A train headed
for South BEND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31

car. I'm funny about such things
always wanted a new ar. My chauf-
fuer keeps them in perfect condition.
but / have TO get a new one every
spring" And so on and so forth.
AS TO doping" them, graphite
mixed with cedar sawdust is used TO
tame the worn gears in a transmits
sion or differentiaL while very heavy
lubricating oil or d mixture containing
wax will ill the spaces between pis-
ton and cylinder and bring compress
sion almost up TO normal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
STEANIsHIP MONENIENTS

NV YORK, March 3I--SIeamers
sailing today. McEantic Liverpool
Doe 20 arrive TODAY. Frederick VIII
from Copenhagen. Duca D'Aosta from
Gibraltar. Chicago CITY from Swan
sea Bessam from Liverpool laturia
from Shields. Sommelsdyk from Rot
tcrdam, GranEeSuerg from Eotfcrs
dam Polynesia from Rotterdam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
WILL MARRY AT CHICAGO
sidney Crcswick To Visit at Toronto
Before Returning With Wife.

Sidney Creswick. chief clerk in the
freight office OF che Grand Trunk
Railway Co. went 60 Chicago Tues
1ay where he viii Doe married this
week. He and his wife will spend
30 days az Toronto. Canada. Ores
Nick's former home. after which they
Nill settle In South Bend Creswick
has been with the Grand Trunk in
his city during the last eight months
iuring which time he has roOmed at
The y N O. a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
Easter Neckwear
Vestees at soc, 75c and $1.OO

A very popular dress accessory in
white or cream; also pretty trimmed
guimpeS.
Military Collars at 25c, SOC and 75c
Also lace and embroidery collars in
large variety of pretty designs.
Easter Collars and Organdy Sets for
dresses and coats, Csc and SOC.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31

BERLIN.-The Duchess of Bruins
wick. formerly Princess Victoria Luise,
daughter of Emperor William, has
given birth 10 a son. She was married
10 Prince Ernest August of Cumber-
land IN May 1913, and their first
child. a son, was born March is, 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
Robertson Bros. Co.
HAND BAGS FOR EASTER

The finest leather bag ever
offered at Sf.OO, beautiful Innings
and equipment. also the Melon
Shape Bag at $1.25, $1.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
RIBBONS FOR EASTER

White Ribbons for Easter in
Plain Satin, Taffeta or BrocadeS, at
Csc 35c and soc yard.
Dresden Ribbons 5 to J inches
wide, worth 39c and soc, special at
Csc.
Dorothy Dainty Ribbons in bro
cade for children'S hair bows or
SasheS, al 35c and soc yard.
Novelty Hat Bandings, X to 3
in. colorS, stripes, checks, DreSdenS,
at 19c and Csc yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
Easter Suggestions in
Toilet Articles

Melba'S Love Ne Toilet Water. 75c
Azurea VegetalS ...... .$1.O0
Azurea Perfume, per ounce. 500
DER Kiss Perfume, per ounce. $1.50
Roger and GalliPS Rice Powder. .29c
Leichner'S Face Powder in Rose. $50
Creme Elcaya, per jar. ........ SOC
Vantine'S Sana Dertal Talcum. ;. 15c
Four Csc Specials at 19c
Woodbury. Soap, Enthymol Tooth
Paste, MINI, Robertson Hand Lotion.
Combs, Pins, Barrettes in new shell
goods, plain or sets in brilliantS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
EASTER NOVELTIES IN
HANDKERCHIEFS

Smart novelties in colored hem
and embroidered handkerchiefS,
at 10c, 15c, Csc, soc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
New Easter Neckwear

At 5Oc-The greatest value ever shown in all silk
full wide neCkwear in plain, striped fancy color
effects.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
Try NEWS-TlMES WANT ADS

SAFETY ColPoN CLUB-Adu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
Silk Hose for Easter

Burlington Plated Silk Hose at 25c-A quality that
demands double this price in many stores - ColorS,
black, tan, navy, grey sand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-31
Mems Easter Wear Shirts at 100

Showing all the latest color efeCtS and deSlgnS. An
exceptional assortment of Madras CrepeS SoSeteS and
flannel Numbered or French cuffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

The corner Of East .,h 81, and Ave ID 10
he corner Of Lewis 81. and Last CRU 90
East 3rd 81. and Ave. G. 1919. ~
The ninth election district is oounaeo 90 ~
and within East 4th St. Ave g. Ih' ~
The tenth election district Is bounded ~
and within q diagonal line from the coInel y,
Ave r and East 9Th ST 20 me o T, Al
East 5,h ST. and Ave. G.. Ave. c. East 'th
81 and Ave b.
The eleventh election district Is bounded ny
and within East 5th St. diagonal l,"' ~
The corner of ave II and East bth 81 10 ths
corner Of Lewis and East 9th streets. Eas1
9Th ST. East River. East 9Th ST ana Ave -.
The twelfth election district IS bounuen ~
and within East sth St. diagonal nm ~ ~
the corner Of East sth and Lewis Streets 70
tho corner Of Ave ID. and East 9TH ST. Last
5th 81. and Ave. G.
The thirteenth election district is bounded
hy ana within last 'tn ~ 90 ana
agonal line from the corner Of Ave -; mn
East 9Th St 10 the corner OF East ON ~
and Ave. r.. and Ave b. 1910.
The fourteenth election district ie bounced
by and within East 7th 81, diagonsi M ~
from the corner Of East lth 81. and eve. ~
70 the corner Of Lewis and East 9Th streets
East 9th ST. and Ave O.
The fifteenth election district is bounded ~
and within A diagonal line from the corner ot
Ave c. and East ith ST. to the corner OF
Ave u and East Sth St. East sth street
East River. East 9Th St, diagonal inc
from the corner Of Lewis and East ON
Streets 20 the corner OF Ave. ID. ana Last
eth ST. and East 1th ST.
The sixteenth election district IL bounded
hy and within East sth St, diagonal llne
from the corner OF Ave. ID. and East eth 81
20 the corner II Ave. g. ana East ith ST.
East Eth st. and Ave y.
The seventeenth election district Is bound
cd by and within East lOth St, Ave. ~
East sth ST. and Ave. G. ,
by and within East 10Th St. Ave. c. East
sth 81. and Ave. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


tn, fret election district Is bounded By and
within Past Houston ST.. Eldridge ST. stan
ton ST and Chrystle ST =.
The second election district Is bounded ~
and within East Houston St, Orchard 81
stanton - and Edriire ST. -
The third election district is bounded oy
and within lst 81. Ave. 4, East Houston - ~,
Norfolk St. stanton ST, orchard d. haS'
Houston St ami First ave. 100000, 49,.
The fourth election district IL bounded by
and within n diagonal line from the corhe,
~ 2d 81. and First Ave 20 the corner ~
r.as, 3rd - and Ave. \. Ave. A, LIST 81
The mn election district Is bounded by and
within 2nd St. First Ave. East Houston 81
The sixth election district IS bounded by
and within East Ord St. TO Avenue a.
diagonal line from the corner Of East 5rd -
and Ave. A to the corner OF rirs' Ave anu
End St 2nd St. and Second Ave.
The seventh election district is bounded ~
and within East 4th St. Ave A. East Srd u
and Second Ave. -,
and within East 4th ST., Ave. r. End 81 ana
The ninth election district Is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
Of Ave a and 5th 81. 70 the corner OF eln
St and Ave. y. Ave. y. East 4th ST. ana
The tenth election district r. bounded by
and within diagonal line from the corner OF
5th ST. and First Ave. 20 the corner OF olh
The eleventh election district IS bounded by
and within q diagonal line from the corner ot
Second Ave and 9Th 81. 70 the corner OF oth
St. and First Ave. First Ave. East atm 81
and Second Ave.
The twelfth election district is bounded by
and within 7th St, First Ave. diagonal line
from the corner of Fret Ave and 9TH 81. 70
the corner OF 9Th 81. and Second Ave. ana
Second Ave.
The thirteenth election district is bounded
= - y "a
from the corner Of 6th 81. and Ave TO ths
corner OF 9th ST. and First AVG, ana First
Tho fourteenth election district is bounded
by and within 7th St, Ave Il. TO diagonal
line from 9Th 81. and Ave. p. TO the corner
OF 5th 81. and Ave. A. and Ave. A.
The fifteenth election district Is bounded oy
and within East 9th St, Ave. A, East lOth
St. Ave. n. 7th ST. 10 Ave. A, a diagonal Inc
from the corner OF Ave. A and 7th 81. 10 the
corner OF 81. Marks Place or East sth ST.
and First Ave. and First Ave.
The sixteenth election district II bounded ny
and within St. Marks Place or East sth st.
20 First Ave, a diagonal line from the corner
OF First Ave and 81. Marks Place or East
sth St 10 the corner OF Ave. A and Tth ST.,
eth St. and Second Ave
The seventeenth election district is bounded
by and within East 9th St. First Ave. st.
Marks Place or East Sth ST. and Second Ave
The eighteenth district Is bounded by and
within East 18th St. First Ave. East 9th
St and Second Ave.
The nineteenth election district Is bounded
by and within East 18th St, Ave. A. East
9Th ST. and First Ave.
The twentieth election district is bounded
by and within East 18th St, First Ave. East
18th St. Ave. a, East 18th ST. and Second
Ave.
by and within East lith St. Ave. A, East
18th St. First Ave. East 18th St and Second
Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

and within Grand St. Bowery' Hester ~
ana NOV o.. .i.c,to, district 4. bounded ny
nd v-,.bin Grand 81. Chrystie St. Hester S''
Tbe tenth election disirio, is BOUNDED e,op ~
and within Rivngton ST. Chry s,tie-sbsth ST.
ST. Bowery. Broome ST.
Spring ST. and Bowery- ,,,-. 81, bounded
bv ana within Prince St. M9it SSS''.,..fari
s.. Elizabeth 81. ,b,,,ol,o,l'--,, :,
7-.c ..raffFb election district IL bounced ~
and within East Houston ST. EilAab.th .;
Prince S.. Mulberry s.. Spring 81 NM
Tbe thirteenth election district is bounded
~ snd within East Houston st. b1NsIS'
spring ST.. Mott St. Prince 81 anu
oe- H. - ,,,,-,..n,b election district is bounded
nv ana within East Houston St. Chfys'e 80
Riyington St and BoweTy 4, .o,,,s.s nv
The fifteenth election dlstric' F,r.t 81. Sec.
Cd Ave Fast Houston St, ana bfoaunay
Ths sixteenth election district Is pouhIei
by and within East ith St, second no., Iores
ST Bowery. Bond St. Broa1"ay'
The seventeerth election district is bounded
by ana within Aston Place cooper oiuE'
SIN ST. Second Ave. East ita d anu La
Tpe eien,eenth election district is bounded
Ia, ard vifhlr 9TH St. second Ave- ON 81
and Cooper Square West. . .o,,ra.A
The ufTefefrfl fletIlhN Nteti'
~, sna within diagonal line from the cor
ner OF 7th s., and Cooper SQUARE e West 70 yes
corner Of St Marks Place ana Sroohl 90
second Ave. 9Th St and cooper SN-'''
West ,,-,.. g.. to,,,aas
b,, and within East 10th ST., miro hss"
East OH St. Stuyvesant ST., East iVth -,
Second Ave. a diagonal line from me .o' ~
~ second Ave end 81. Marks Place 20 tne
corner OF Tth 81 and Cooper Square west
Cooper Square West and Fourth Ave -,
The tventy-hrst election district Is bounu-
ed nv and within East 18th St, Secono AEs''
East 10Th ST. stqyyesant S. lash Esst "a, ay. 81
Tho twsntv-second election district Us
bounded by and within East l2th 81, a on,
agonal line from the corner of Eas' ~! IN
SD and Third Ave 20 the corner OF East lSth
ST. and Second Ave. Second Ave- Lalt 4-1"
St and Fourth ave. . = $3.50
THE fverty-thlrd election district Is bound
Cd by and within East 18th ST. second ave;
diagonal l.ne from the corner Of s gSh %,d
Ave and East 18Th s.. 20 the corner or Ihlr9
Ave. ana East 18Th St. East I'm 81 emu
Fourth Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
rn1-nrn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tho or,t election district Is bounded BY and
within Cherry St, SCANNED ~ H q, ''''
Jackson St. East River and clinton q 80
The second election district Is boundsa oy
and within Monroe St, Jackson St., "ster
St. Scanned St. Cherry 81. and Montso"-
cry ST. ,,...,., {. ,ouns.a BY
and within Madison St. jackson b. monroe
me Fourth election district 10 bounded oy
and within Gouverneur St, Grand d. 1na
The arm el.ction district Is bounded by and
within willett St. Broome St, cannon Ok
Delaney St.. Lewis ST. and Grand 81. -,
Tn. si1th election district IL oounIea py
and within Ridge St. Delaney St. VINE"
The seventh election district ia bounded ~
and within Clinton 81; kivington o.. n ~ .,
The eighth election district Is bounced py
and within Attorney St. Rivington 81, Gun
ton St, Stanton St, Ridge 81. ana brooine
The ninth election district 10 bounded BY
and within Ridge St. stanton ST. PIT b.
and Delaney 81. , 5000. ~,
ana within PITT St. Rivinston St., sherin
o. The eleventh election district is bounded
hy and within Pitt St, stanton St-, S"e4H'
tn twelfth election district Is bounded y
and within Willett St. Delaney ST. shelhl
ST. stanton St Columbia St and broomo
The thirteenth election district IS bounded
bv and within Columbia ST. Stanton BIZ
Cannon St. and Broome 81.
The fourteenth election district Is ooundea
nv and within Cannon St. diagonal inns
from the corner OF Cannon and stanton
Streets TO the corner OF Rivington st anu
I<wis St Lewis ST. and Delaney 81;
TIE fifteenth election district is pounueu
49, end within q diagonal line from the cor
ner Of Rivington and Lewis streets to the
corner Of cannon and stanton streets stah-
ton St Goerck 81. and kvington -;
The sixteenth election district Is BOUNCED
nv and within Stanton St, East River. De,
lancey St. Lewis ST.. Rivington st. emu
Goerck st
bv and within Lewis St. Delaney 81,
Tompkins ST., Brooms St, Mangin st. ana
Grand St. .-,.s
The eighteenth election district - bouhe.N
hy and within Jackson St, Madison ST,
Grand St. Mangin St. Broome ST. Iomp-
kins St. Delaney ST. and East River