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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
NORTH AUGUSTA

Edwin TAYLOR aas q dne flock OF r. !
z, chicks that came out april End. NJ
Taylor set % eggs il his incubator test
ed out =. and got 1e2 good smart chicks
Mrs. Herbert Coolidge who has bear
in Portland visiting. returned home
Monday, Mr.. Coolidge has rented Ethel
shute's house OF the B-ooi, road and is
moving in.
Mrs Testy Perkins Of Rome is visit
ing her sister. Mrs Roy Lyon.
Miss Edith Tracy daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Tracy celebrated her sixth
birthday last Thursday by giving a soap
bubble party. A prize was given TO the
one blowing the largest bubble. Master
Luther TAYLOR and sister Isabelle were
the lucky ones. Miss Edith received a
birthday cake all finely decorated. and
many other tokens Of love. Refresh
ments of fancy cakes were served.
Miss Eugenia Ayers visited relatives
IN Waterville last week
Miss Sarah b. Ayers was the guest Of
Misses Lena and Alice Taylor last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

self. When elected mayor he tempora
cily retired from the machine shop d;
the Bath Iron Works so that his mu-
nicIpal affairs would not conflict witt.
his laoors al the bench. Should the
marshGlshtp be denied him BIT special
election IN the event that the quo war
ranto proceedings also 80 against fllTn
he would lose the salary Of s1001 and
would have only the mayors sala-y
Of $500 lef<. This Mayor Small admits
is insufficient for him 10 live upon
and ne might be required 10 seek 9TH
er employment.
Mayor Small saws that while there
are 2 great many street rurnors 4ioa-
as 10 his future plans, ne really mas
nothing definite IN mind. He has, how
ever, drawn no compensation from the
city since mis- election preferrine 10
have his legal title TO the marshaiship
established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
ITALY AND SERBIA
ABOUT TO CONCLU DE
AN AGREEMENT

Paris. April I, SIS A M-Italy and
Serbia are about to conclude an agree
ment, telegraphs the correspondent OF
the Excelsior al Rome, upon the fol-
lowing basis:
Italy will not oppose Serbia's oc-
cupation Of territory giving her an
outlet TO the Adriatic on condition
that this territory be not fortified
AS to the question Of Triest and Is
tria, this has not even been discussed,
the allies having recognized the Ital-
ian character Of these localities. The
present visit Of Signor Tittoni, the
Italian ambassador in Paris. TO Rome,
is in connection with these negotia-
lions.
IF this Italo-Serbian agreement is
signed, this week as is expected" the
correspondent Of the Excelsior says.
the entry Of Italy into the European
conflict may be considered imminent. !"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
READY TO COMPROMISE
ON PITCHER MCCONNELL

Chicago, April -.-Charles H. Thorn
as, president Of the Chicago National
League ball club intimated toda- he
was willing TO let the Chicago FEEDER
ais have the services OF George MIC
Conneu, pitcher. If the Nationals can
get back the money they have invested
in him. Thomas submitted To Charles
Weeghman. president OF the Chicago
Federals, statement OF the expense
the Nationals incurred III Mcconnell
before he jumped to the Federais.
You may regard this as q debt OF
honor" Thomas write. knowing you
as I do. / cannot believe you person
ally would care to enact the roll OF
Captain Kidd and deliberately grab
one of our players, especially as the
decision Of the court regarding these
matters has not been handed down"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
FACE COVERED
With PIMIpLEs
Ill. Her LIFE
But Miss Ares Got beautiful Coa-
n!cxioa at 4 Cost Of Only $500

Nov. Is, l9l4:-"A,I III life M face
was covered completely with mass OF
pinplez, Llac--hca3s and biotohes. spent
a lot q 1-0ncv CT numerous remedies
ana treatments without success and no
raIiet g. al. i tried so many things
that I was afraid M case could not DO
cured. EeziEo. Ointment and Rezinol
Soap seemed to do me good right from
Inc frst. ! used TWO jars o. Resinol
Oinzrlant and some Resi2ol Soap, the
total cost being o1l- $500, and this
completely cured ny case. My skin is
without q blernisl ard I am the pcs
sessor Of beautiful complexion"
Signed Mabell Ayres, Stone Noun
tain Va.
Ever druggist sells Resinol Soap
and Pasinol Ointment, and physicians
have prescribed them for twenty years
IN the treatment OF eczema and other
+c-r3e1tirr skin troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
WILL HALE THOMPSON WON BY
LARGEST PLURALITY EVER GIVEN
CANDIDATE FOR CHICAGO MAYOR

Chicago. April 7.-Complete returns
from Yesterdays municipal election,
available today. showed that William
Hale Thompson, Republican, was
elected mayor by a plurality Of 13S s9l.
the largest plurality ever given a can
didate for that office in Chicago. His
majority over all was 111,475
Sixry-one per cent. OF the women $
vote was cast for Thompson. accord
ing TO an estimate by election officials
Thirry-six per cent. OF the women :
vote was cast for Sweitzer Il was the
first time that women voted for mayor
in Chicago. The total women vote for
Thompson was 144.564; for Sweitzer,
S9.744
For the first time IN the history Of
Chicago. a Negro, oscar DePriest, was
elected TO serve II the city council. He
was CHOSEN from the second ward.
which is thickly populated by Negroes.
He was q former county commission
er Michael tHinky Dink) Kenna,
Democrat, who has served as an al
dernan from the first ward Tor %
wears, was reelected by plurality Of
1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
DRAGGING FOR LOST SUBMARINE
F. CONTINUED AT HONOLU u

Honolulu April 7.-Dragging for the
Isl submarine FL was begun again
late Yesterday afternoon by the tugs
Navajo ana Intrepid. Il was report
Cd that solid hold had beer secured
OF the submarine with a two and one
half inch cable.
This holding cable was then trans
ferred t. the dredge GAYLORD and II
was said that the two tugs would con :
t.nue dragging with cables until four
are attached, TWO fore and TWO aft Of
the driver
When a mold is secured with these
cables, an attempt will b. made to
raise the - ~ means Of specially
built pontoon scows, the construction
Of which i was reported, would ba
completed by the END OF the week.
The scows have q combined lifting ca
pacity O. $50 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
TITN~ 4
- -&A- 7 =

@o-1El-5asaes i Austin 5 h. y3o~
heath
Tn Aelr.1= Scouts split g lag a..4 al
Woo 10 Mrs. Ha~r.e. PraS- o. ss-u,-
Ga. Ai-a Bragg furnished q aaurt5-
III diner L waLca tn BOYS dc annie
.st.ce
rroz. L u Jones O PHILADELPHIA ar
rived On FRIDAY 8, Ms summer nous
her % PISS tav Easzer r--ess with Mrs
Jones.
Mrs Il " Jones an soa ziaryes
we're II Waterfalls o. business SATURDAY
On aocoa-, " tn storm and Dbl
travelling -a- L4ster concar, 10 nave
beer given a tn chapel sunday even
lrs vas pcz12oneu 1g- one week
Perc, ! Mac mad business trip 10
Wate-v.l.e 2loaday
Tas y c ! L h4la larr- and
Interesting meeting Thurs6a,- 7. n =.
the nome d Mrs. r. ". James Plans
were mad To- AZ !rta-ta.nnen, 10 be
given II the near tGtGre
Kenneth Austin mas recovered from
his recent illness
mess callers n Wacarviile saturday
Ha-vey Il Jones returned "a Moses
Brown school Providence, Z. |, On
Mondav.
Mrs. B7yntoH is visiting in Augusta.
The Helping Scouts neld their regular
meeting a thu caape, Monday evening.
Christian Endeavor business meeting
ana social a. the library -7ussdav. e,-a,
in.
u. and Mrs. {. +. Leach were in At
susta Friday
v. J. Thompson was IN Augusta on
business Monday
cHas- Jackson has so far recovered
from ais recert Illness as 10 drive the
school team
Mrs. Caroline Goodspeed who mas been
i'll with bronchial pneumonia remains
about the same
Miss Lizzie Craig who has been visit
Ing al Mrs. Goodspeed's returned 10
Augusta FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

l!nois and Missouri. the five leading
wheat producing states and which last
year produced more than s. per cent.
OF the crop, the condition greatly i'm
proved since December, their average
condition being IS per cent better on
April !.
Winter wheat condition on April first
was SIS Of a normal. against $50 last
year and SIS the 1o-year average, the
department of agriculture announced
today. There will be an increase OF 05
points from last December compared
with an average decline Of 81 points
in the past 10 years.
Rye condition was S9.5 per cent. Of
d normal against s1.2 last year and
SCI the 10-year average
Condition Of winter wheat and rye
IN New England and New York on
April l and the 1oyear average. fol
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

shacl, on the wharf. were under ar
rest here early Wednesday as a re-
sui, Of 2 fierce battle with knives IN
which bo,h men we're c4c. on Monday
night King and Easto became Erea- +
Is excited Over the outcome o. tn
Willard johnson fsht at Havana ana,
during the course O. an argument over
the merits OF the contest. knives were
drawn.
Il is alleged that King slashe i
Basto's arm altar which ha threw q
Kettle Of no, vqtar upon his adversary
scaIdirG him severed 1asto, &c ii
is claimed, cu5 King y tn t&ce with
his weauon Both men were placed
under a-res, and locae- in cells at the
town lock w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
GARDINER BASEBALL!
PROSPECTS G. H. S.
ENNnIFnn,F2 SnuE1lllr

Gardiner Ne APT. - Spa ALI.
Il sp.ta of Tn fao- .aa, 1IacE,arian4.
J. Taboo. C'B-ieu ana S,onier have
a4@n loz- IL the Gar4.-er High there
ST.. remains good lis Of veterans
as . nucleus fo- tna 1915 team Win
Capt. Phi Talbot ar short, Fleming As
back s,op and CusicE and Saga 10
noxme2, beside 4 Brisk, LEFT tie.1.
Hickev a. the ia.ria, sack ana Ltttl--
field anu = B-lsA IL tbs outfie.4 tn
Iocal lads may b. relied upon q up
hold the reputation Of the scaoo..
With EDDIE Peterson the star +. Il.
s athlete as coach things LOOK rosy.
Coach Peterson Will pu- II considers
bic tirns III the development tract
team and this Is his long suit .aTc +
liner ought 70 be exceedingly well rep
resented al the henneoec Valley meet.
The following is the schedule fer the
season
April a1-Halloweu a. Gardiner
April 24-Lisbon Falls a. Lisbon
Falls.
April as-Bates Second a. Gardin-
er.
Nav l-Thomaston a. Gardiner
Nav 5-Goodwiu al Hinckley.
NAV Sony place undecided
May 12-Brunswick a. Gardiner.
Ma 15-Fairfield al Fairfield.
Nav 1s-HaIloweu at Hallowell.
Nav 2s-Maine Central Institute a.
Gardiner.
May a6-Brunswick at Brunswick
Ma oe-Bates Second at Lewiston.
May Gloomy. place undecided.
June Fairfield al Gardiner.
Tune 5-Thomaston al Tho-naston.
June open.
June 12-Cony, III third game IS
necessarily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People
a New Discovery.

Thin men and women-that big.
&earry filling dinner you ate last
U3ght. What became Of ali the fat
DF0ducing nourishment it contained
1Ou haven't gained in weight one
0unce. That food passed from your
hooy like Unburned coal through an
euen CRATE. The material was there,
III your food doesn't work ana stick.
I'D the plain truth is you hardly ge.
nugh nourishment from your meals
~ pay for the cost Of cooking This
- true OF thin folks the world over
xDur nutritive organs, your functions
e assimilation, are sadly out o. gear
I'd need reconstruction.
Eut our the foolish foods and funny
rEwdust diets. Omit the flesh cream
b-ons. Cut out everything but the
lis YOU are eating now and eat
III every one of those a single Sar-
'fbiet. In two weeks note the diff
Zee. Five 10 eight good solid
ands Of healthy, stay there" IA.
onld be the net result Sarg1l
urges your weak, sragnant blood
1T millions of fresh new red blood
3puscles-gives the blood the carrv-
3 power 10 deliver every ounce OF
4-making material in your food 10
IT part OF your body Sargol. too.
IRE With your food and prepares L
- the blood in easily assiulilsted
Rn. Thin people gain all the way
II 70 TO p pounds month while
ing Sargol, and the new flesh
rs put. Sargol tablets are q scien-
= combination OF SIX of the bes-
IA producing elements known to
mistry. They come 10 tablets to a
kage. are pleasant, harmless AMI
xpensive, and Bowditch & Web
Co. and all other druggists in
nsta and vicinity sell them sub
TO an absolute guarantee Of
Ght increase or money baek-Adv.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
HOME OF VICE-PRES.
MARSHALL entered

Indianapolis, Ind. April THE
home here of Thomas z. Marshall.
vice president Of the United States.
has been entered by burglars, il be
came known today. Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall are visiting rela-
tives of Mrs. Marshall in ScottsGale,
Ariz.
IL had not been learned toGay If
anything Of value had been taken. The
robbery was discovered by MIR. Mar :
shan's neighbors. who found window
had been broken
There was nc siiverware or jeweiry
III the house when the robbery was
investigated but the nsighbors pre-
sun1ed tina, such articles had been re-
moved before the 3iarshalls departed,
sariY IA March, on their western trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

pontoons with hosting apparatus for
i1tins. Are working overtime expe-
oftlng as much as possible. Feel sure
everything ready before arrival Mary
land"
It is expected that the cruiser MARY
land which left San Francisco Mon :
day with divers and equipment, viii
reach Honolulu Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
SAY bljLCAhIA'S
POLICY hkY CAUSE
SEVERAL SURPRISES

Rome April C. 1920 ? H.. Via Paris
April !. 5.25 y M-CommentIne upon
Bulgaria's reply to Serbia'z prctss;
growing out q the Tala1dovc inciden,
Cthe attack bv Bulgarian irregulars
upon Serbian frontier guards, the
Tribuna says the clash must have dis
pleased the Triple Entente powers
while reviving The hopes q the cen
tra1 empires and Turke- The news
paper thinks thar Bulgaria is reco-
tiatinG with the allies and al tho
SAM time maintaining intimate re-
lations with Austria ana Germany.
Bulgaria, hoping foc q realization
Of the provisions Of the treaty Of San
Stefano. the Tribuna declares. Ills
playing most audacious game which
may cause all sorts Of surprises"
Under the treaty iii San Stefano
signed or March 3, 1873. principally
of Bulgaria was 10 be created extend
ing from the Danube 10 the Aegean
Sea; Rumania, Serbia ana Montene-
gro were recognized as independent
The provisions Of the treaty were
greatly altered however. by the cor
gress OF Berlin. June-July 1878. Some
of the territory which Bulgaria was
TO obtain under this tEeaty. was
awarded TO her as the result Of the
last Balkan wars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
1900 EMPLOYEES
OUT OF WORK

Lynn, Mass. April Twelve hun
cred hands in the shoe factory of the
a N. Creighton Co, were thrown out
of work today when, according to tine
company officials. the edge makers
refused to submit To arbitration their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
REPORT OF REAR ADMIT
MOORE TO SEC'Y DANIEL S

Washington, April Rear Admiral
Moore. commandment Of the naval sta
ton at Honolulu today sent this re-
port 70 Secretary Daniels:
No new DEVELOPMENTS Are flirting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

The vote cast was s. per cent. OF the
total.
Thompson's majority was u.s75
Revision OF the police returns today
showed that the next city council viii be
made up Of 81 Republicans, . Democrats,
three Independents, two Socialists and
two Progressives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
TUMULTY SAYS OF NO
NATL SIGNIFICANCE

Washington. April 7.-Secretarv Tuunul-
y declared at the White House today
that the Republican victory in Chicago
yesterday was Of no national political sig
nincance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
BUCkSPORT LABORERS
FIGHT WITH KNIVES

Bucksport. April Joseph King
and Antonio Basto. TWO Portuguese
iaborers employed by the 7. IL. Mich
olson Fish Co who live in q little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

Revision Of the police returns today in
the nlayoralty vote gave the following
corrected figures:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08

JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
TRY ONE AND SEE
WANT ADS
BRING RE1uLn
J Try ONE Age0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-08
Rainy Days

April is usually full of rainy days
Into everyone's life there comes an Aprl-a period
when realizes the prudence of having saved or the mis-
take OF having wasted his earnings.
1t is the unexpected that always happens-especialy
in money matters.
But there to be prepared for the unex-
pected for the April rains Build bank account here
Money here will De great help you it draws Der cent
interest and is compounded times every wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Tuentfeth Assembly, DtssrcS.

The nrst election di.tric, IL bounded BY
and within East 18th St. Second ave,
Eat lard st and Third ave.
The second election district 10 bounded
by and within East 76th ST.. Second ave.
East. 18th st. Third ave. East 7Ath st.
The third election district 4. bounded By
and within East 18th St. First ave. East
18th st. and Second ave.
The fourth election district 10 bounded
by and within East 7sth St. Ave A. East
''1 IN st; and Frs, ave ,,,c, :, ,o,ra.. nv
and within Dast 7tth St" Ave. A.. East
18TH st. Eas, River. East 7ard st. and
The sixth. election di.,r,c, is bounded
by and within East 77th St.. John Jay
Park st. Eas, 18th ST. East River. East
18th ST.. Ave A.. East 10th 81. and First
The seventh election district |. bound
ed by and within East I'm o.. First ave.
The eighth election district is bounded
by and within East Isth st., a diagonal
Second ave. to the corner OF East 18Th
st. and Third ave. Third ave. East 10th
The ninth Election .dl.,ric, is, bounded
by and within East 18th ST. First ave.
Eas, 7;,h st. and Third aye
line from the corner Of East, 7s,h st! and
eth st. and First ave.
The eleventh ELECTION district is bound;
line from East 7s,h e. and East kiyer to
Tn. twelfth election d,.tric, is bounded
by and within q diagonal line from the
corner Of Es., 18th s,' and Fir., ave-.
First ave, and East 18Th st. =
Tina 's, BIZ sns u,, %siss'i gn,, e ,S.6 :,
sots st and second ave. TO the corner Q.
First ave and 18th st.. East 18th st. Snd
The tour.ssnth election dist,ie, I,
s 30 Eass 9 ~ .n &. S s"d a s disson aSiA ,i nj, from ROM
the corner of First ave. and East 18th
- to the corner OF Second ave. and Eas,
The fifteenth election district is bounded
by and Si!hin a diasonai line rom the
TO the corner OF Second ave. and East sis,
st. Eas, sist St. First ave. and East soth
by and within Eas, sist ST.. Ave. A. Eas,
soth st. and First ave. =.
River. Eas, 18th St and Ave. A
The sish,ssn,h election district !,
4, Eas, Sis, st. and First ave.
The nineteenth election district !,
sqa,dsS By and 4, ~,,h, ana E Second s'nS at,
bounded by and within East Send st
sfse' q, and and Second %aS awe. 4, on" the " so8n. rA q
East s0th 81. and Third ave. Third ave.
The twenty-frst election district Il
bounded by and within a diagonal lin.
from the corner of Ess, Sand ST. and Lex
ington ave. TO the corner OF East slst st
and Third ave, Third ave, East 7si
81. and Lexington ave.
The twenty.second election d.s,r,c, 4
bounded by and within East s0th o.,
Third ave. q diagonal line from Third ave
and. East sist 81. to the corner Of Eas
send ST. and Lexington ave, Lexington ave
The twenty-third election district /
bounded by and within Fast s3rd St. Sec
ond ave. East Sand Of. and Third ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

The mrs, election district Is bounded by
S ws ~isaIa IVES, Ind i2s Mnrn sn: Eish,n ave-
The second election district Is bounded
by and within. a diagonal line from The
50 so'"t e the corner Of ST. Sichoias ave. ana
West w is.,A 1856. f,i y. West sna if Monn, 1ss; E'. aN.
by and within West i2sth St, ST. Nicholas
Terrace, West i2Ith st, a diagonal line
Nicholas ave. to the corner OF West l2sth
ct. and Mornings!de ave. Morningside ave.
The fourth election district is bounded
by and within West laoth 81, -. Nicholas
re IRA. we si.d i |, s st, ssd 4, cG S"S y ave ny
IVES, i27th ), and =. Siehoiss Terrace
and within West l2sth ST.. 10 the corner
o. seventh ave, thence a diagonal line TO
sH. eS %.st i q %s st a isi'f hls si; and ave- len0H
The seventh election district Is bounded
by and within Yves, lash St. Fifth ave.
the corner Of Lenex ave, and Vest i'2Stn
81. 70 the corner OF Seventh ave. and West
The eighth election district is bounded
by and within West l2sth st. a diagonal
line from the corner Of Lenox ave. and
and IVES, i2sth ST.. West i?sth st. and
Seventh ave.
ana within seventh ave-, west iasth ST..
Eighth ave. 10 tho corner OF West i2sth
ST., thence a diagonal line to the corner OF
West l30th st, and Seventh ave.
The tenth election district Is bounded
by and within West i3ist st. seventh ave.
TO the corner OF West l3Oth st. thence a
diagonal line to the corner Of West le9th
1t. and Eighth ave. and Eighth ave.
The eleventh election district Is bounded
by and within West l3ist St, Lenox ave,
West i?sth st. and Seventh ave,
Tho twelfth election district is bounded
by and within West lsoth st.. Fifth ave.
a diagonal line from the corner OF West
iy:.s st and rif'h ana aye to The sS.ner S o;
The thir,ssn,h election district Is
bounded by and within . diagonal line
from the corner of West l8lst st. and
st. and Fi,,h ave. Fifth ave. IVES, iiso,h
The fourteenth election district 1,
bounded by and within West l33rd st.
Firth ave, a diagonal line from tho corner
OF West lsgnd St and Firth ave to the
and LenOx ave,
The fifteenth election district Is bounded
by and within West i32nd st. Lenox ave.
West l3lst st, and Eighth ave,
ed by and within West l33rd st.. Eight
ave. West i30th At. and st, Nicholas ave
The seventeenth election district T.
bounded ~ and within West lssrd st. 2
ave, and West i3srd st. TO the corner o
Lenox ave, and West iacnd st., Wesi
i32nd st, and Eighth ave,
The eighteenth election district Il
Seventh ave. West issrd st. and st. Mich,
The nineteenth election district I,
bounded by and within West l3tth st.
a l:"U =, w. w.. . ,s s'n It. . ,,n; I i,%% 's ss. cor I,