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Baseball Game
FOrActOrs' Fund
AtPOiO Grounds

The baseball game between the
Actors and Songwriters teams which
will be one OF the features OF the
great Field Day Sports for the bene-
III OF the Actors Fund OF America at
the Polo Grounds to- morrow after
noon, Will begin at o'clock The
two teams VIII line up as follows:
Actors-katz, 3rd b.. Davis r. T.;
Billy German, s. =; Mike Dolin, list
b., capt; Joe Schcnck, End D.. Pete
Mack G. T.; Gus Van, l. T.; Walters
catcher; Robinson, pitcher. Utility
B"Iy Murray Charlie DE Haven,
Ernie stanton, DOnahue, Billy Frlsch.
y. j., AIamNar,ng. manager.
Sougwriters-To Teddy Eastwood. 3rd
b., Jess I.tbonati, End b.; Harry Car
rol or Murray Ritter CmaragcrI. s H.;
Tom Payton or Moe Schcnck, lat b.;
I'D Phcldn, catcher; Arthur lhand-
dos!, G. T.; Bernie Grossman, l. T.;
Sammy Smith, pitcher, capt; Biliy
stone or Nat Vincent r. T. Utility
Joe Phc,iu, Joe Gold, JacA llacftlc,
la 1916 the teams playoi ten
inning TIE score, OF ! 10 1 In 1917
the same clubs batt,cd Tor 10 innings
and thon the ivory Founders Of Tin
Fan Alley won boy the score OF TO 0.
L. 1918 the disciples OF Thespis were
defeated by the Melody Lane aggre-
cation by tho score Of 4 to =, which
waa not decided until the l2th inning.
Preceding the game a score Of
brass bands, community chorus Of
5000 aoroplanc flights and several
other big features viii take place
The grounds open at !, festivities
, 'Cyin at $50
Iohu J. Eycrs of the X. Of G. will
call hallE ana strikes; and he will
hu assisted on thc side lines Dy Benny
Leonard lightweight champion, and
WlNic Rtchie, the man who came
back
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IugginS'S Team Hasn't Daz-
zling Speed nor Brilliant
FielisrS, but 1t Carries
the Punch

~ NT''sN LIE, ! lAs, Nplll L.
FORTIFIED by rs nifty a second
l. string Of bail players as ever
wur t.kou into the American
League flag chase, Miller Huggins
H.l, go into action with the Yankees
lAs year with prospects exceedingly
bright. Some one once said, and At
tempted to prove, that no club is
stronger than IT'S second line OF de-
Tuuac. Miller HuEgins has gone this
prophet ON, better. FOR he has doubly
rcnEthgn,d HAT important part Of
his CLUB. ard viii lead u team OF rcgu-
.ars whose work m the big leagues
LAS stamped them rs men who
should como vc.v close TO bringing a
pcnuant to Sew York.
There will be plenty OF opposition
for Uugglns most any one can
ugurc by taking look az the Bos-
ton, Cleveland and Chicago clubs.
lut the Nauks are IN a position 10
give thai oppnution plenty Of argu-
n,ut Tho cIu.. a whole, appears
ty De- uu, ot The kind walh VIII rely
heavily on It's pitching stan, for II
hasn't the speed TO win games by dar-
Ing base man,cuvros. It's fielding is
good in spots ana fairly pdssable in
others Bu, g. packs murderouS
punch, and its pitchers are real
h,ayDrs. each one capable ut holding
an opposing club to Il minimum Of
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Revocation Driving Licenses the Only Effective Means 10 Curb
Chronic Breakers OF Traffic Regulations.

THE mort effective punishment for chronic
tons shb1rns
Slater after making mnumerabe finally
would be the
surrender their licenses Travelling conditions materially
in these Sta'e this practice
It inevitable that New q
stop repeatedly
these guilty drivers
licenses they would quickly within
is the or
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Rice Of Washington and Roth. then
with Cleveland. Now Roth, due 20
his OF year last year and generally
sloppy work, slipped back badly. and
he dopes poorly for the coming
season.
have been holding the hope ,hat
Roth will come strong when he ld-
justs himself to the Connie Mack
system Of playing ball, but we can
not take that for granted under the
circumstances Of his behavior dur
ing last season and his holding out
and general kicking during the
winter.
Ross Young seems 70 have estab-
lished himself rather easily as the
leading right fielder OF the National.
His figures help prove McGraw's out
field the fastest and the most brill
liant in either league. oddly enough
Young does not dope to be as strong
in the offensive as one would figure
Ono naturally would figure that he
should show more strength after his
brilliant year. but tho fact is tho
weak as they were, began 70 trouble
Young more and more as they learned
how 10 pitch TO him. lie is "A corkng
man and in the face OF the pitching
which is certain to improve it is bet
ter 10 figure that he will hit along
about his Aug. ! gait OF last season.
Both the Chicago clubs show rather
poor chSnces in the right field dope.
yThe cubs have really good chance
20 improve their dope figures, provid-
ing Turner Barber comes along well.
as he promises TO do. He has shown
well enough in the spring training in
California TO throw quite a scare into
Max Flack and to start that rather
phlegmatic young athlete to husting
Tor the sake " his steady job. Barber
promises to improve the team by
proxy. Flack Is a much better player
than he ever has shown himself TO
be. He has been careless and bit
indifferent. but this season certain
influences which have not helped his
work Will not be present. II he hus-
tics he can be way up In the dope
1t is rather hard figuring the righ
fielde-, because IN SO many OF III,
teams we are compelled to figure
combinations Of two or more men,
Hooper gains IN this respect, Tor he
usually plays in every game and he
is absolutely the most cons stcnt bal,
player Of his tcam-and always CON
sistently good. The fans do not seem
10 appreciate what a wonderful
player he Is.
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WILL MAKE VET.
ERANS HUSTLE.

Pat O'COnnOr and Huggins opened
now thrills for him when they showed
him the value of hook and taught
him how TO throw II. Higgins. par
tcularly Is pleased with what he has
shown. and has committed himself 10
a statement that Nelson will he car
riod, for "A while at least.
with the youngsters showing SO
well. II probably will become neces-
sary for some Of the older men TO
move along. Who the vacatinE mem
bcr Of the team viii be II is hard to
tell, but some one II must be.
The inticld extra duty viii be cared
for by Wilson Fewstcr, young second
bageman, who has been tried and
found true.
The batting order FOR the season, In
la probability, Will start with Halas
in right field; Peck short stop; Pipp.
frst base; Baker, third base; Lewis,
lef, field; Pratt, second base; Bodic.
centre field. and the battery men,
which. IL might bc stated, Is CON
Gidcrahle food FOR thought for the
other seven clubs.
The main dependence in pitching
will he placed in Shawkey. Shore,
Mogridge and Thormahlcn, a quartet
which has rounded into excellent
form. Jack Quinn is expected to carry
a heavy burden, and Pete Schneider
undoubtedly will be ready to help 70
q great extent The four first named.
however. VIII bear the brunt And
they Hro equal 10 the task
Considering tho league carefully,
the opposition likely 10 be encoun-
tered. figuring II from every angle. II
looks decidedly bright for an Ameri-
can League victory in New York this
year. although spring pennant win
ming is the easiest task OF the season.
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respective leagues
according 70 the
dope figures, and
in neither league
are their rivals,
either as individ
uals or as com
binations, strong
enough even to
approach them in
the figures. Last
year Hooper slip
ped out OF his
annual lead in
the dope and was
beaten by both
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himself to a policy of five outfieders.
and has stated that Halas will be
one OF them.
Luther Nelson Is the NTH OF this
blooming crop. He is a right handed
pitcher. who. until he wandered
south with tho Yanks. knew little Of
curve balls, but had advanced TO the
major solely on what he had been
able 10 accomplish with fast one.
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FinnI Game of Big series.

Tomorrow afternoon at Central
Opera House the New York Celtics
win play tho fi1al same OF tho scyeR-
came scrlcs with the ST. Monica BIG
Five. These two crack teams have
ehch won three gamea
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By Hugh s. Fullerton.
THE RIGHT FlElOERS,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

, OSS YOUNG and that great vet
Y eran. Harry Hooper. are the
ranklng right folders OF their
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~ PEAKTNG OF figuring combina-
- tIons-I figured the Boston Red
~ Sox as a combination OF Babe
Ruth and Gilhooley in left field and
the total figures were exactly the
same for each Ruth's long distance
driving and powerful hitting gave
him the great advantage in the at
tacking end of the game. while Gil
hooley Offset that by his speed and
cleYerness on the bases and his SUI
perior fielding ability and speed. The
fact that these two totally unlike
players figure to be exactly tho same
value to their team shows how the
dope works.
Pittsburgh shows well in the right
helders. and the figures for the P!-
rates, as well as for Washington,
must remain open as long as poss bic.
Roth clubs are striving TO land Davy
Robertson and his advent to either
outfeld would change not only the
right field figures, but the figures OF
perhaps the left and centre felders
due to possible switching Of the other
men. Casey Stengel Is much more
valuable player than he was supposed
TO be when he left Brooklyn and ls
shown" II,
The Boston Draws man " F','
showing on dope. II Stallings IS go-
ing 20 succeed in reviving his team
It looks as II he must de II without
much aid from the outfield. Massey
docs not figure up with the other OUT
felders Of the league and no conceiN-
ahIe change or combination can make
the Braves right field look strong
-HE inneld is looming up again
with Herzog hustling as he has
4 not done for a long time and
With Maranvlllc on his way bnck ia
,,a team and reporting himself In
Wat shape after q tour OF th'
troplcs. DoSIdes that young fello"
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Fourteenth Assembly District.

LIST u. DE. SD ST.. LIST ave. Il. 5ad st..
and I'd ave.
"a .. DE. SAD ST.. I'd ave. r. 62d at.
and 80 ave.
sd D. DE. S4th ST.. LIST ave-. e. ssd st.
Ith p. D.-A diagonal line from the cor
ner Of D. 64th st. and Sd ave. to the cerner
OF Z. B6th st and I'd ave. q. 55th ST.. ist
ave. and T. 64th st.
9TH z. pa diagonal line from the cor
ner of II. bbth ct. and ist ave- to the cor
ner of e. seth st. and Avenue A, ID 6sth
ST., Bast River Il. 64th Ut. and let ave.
18th u. DE. 57th ST.. East River. n.
seth at. a diagonal line from the corner
OF e. seth 81. and Avenue A to the corner
OF D. 18th st and ist ave-. and ist ave.
18th r. De. seth Nst., LIST ave-. ri 6Sth
Ct, a diagonal line from the corner OF %
55th st. and "a ave. TO the corner Of a
s4th st. and Sd ave. and Sd ave.
sth e Pc b7th ST.. ist ave. =. seth
9Th Il. D.-A diagonal line from the oor-
ner Of Z. 67th st. and "a ave. to the corner
OF 1st ave. and e. 5sth ST., Il 6sth =,
Sutton Pl and z. 9th st. $50
10th =. De seth ST., East River 10
JTth ST.. sutton pl.. Il. bsth 81. and a dag
onal line from the corner Of u bsth 81.
and ist ave TO the corner OF u. seth al
and % ave.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


WHEREAS the undersigned corporators
nled in the office Of the Superintendent OF
Insurance of the State OF New York. on
The 10th day Of September. 1913. a decIara-
ton and charter setting forth their inten.
zion TO form a corporation I'd be known AZ
The NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY
COMPANY." in conformity with the pre-.
Hsions Of the Insurance Law OF the STATE
~ New York; and
"a WHEREAS, said declaration and char,.,
ha. been approved by the Attorney GEN.
sTai Of the State Of New York. who mas
duIv certified to the same and said SUI
Hsrintendent of Insurance has Issued
SSsrtihed copy of such declaration ana
Charter and certificate to the undersiEned
carporators who desire to proceed to or.
NOW THEREFoRE, We. tho under.
,-ned corporators hereby declare our IN.
ffTTSSIioSS INDEMNITY COMPANY" wits
Principal office in the Borough Of Man.
baHtsn. City OF New York. under and h,
s;rtu. of Article II OF tho Insurance Iaw
~ the state OF New York. Section 10. rs
amended. and more particularly under tss
sacond. third, nth, sixth. ninth and slsy.
snth subdivislons OF said Section 10 Of AZ
Insurance Law. as amended.
Dated New York City, Sept. &c. 1914
Walter O. Falconer,
Howard X Wood, Edward NJ. Willis, WIN.
lam J. Neilan. William A: Rogers. William
win Bruce Hallett, Robert X. ThistIA
Harry B. Davis. Harry 0. CouEhlRn. Pad
b smith Philip L. Eeiser.
sHEARN & HARE. AttorneyG
~ william Street n. Y. City.
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LIST e. DIV l65th ST.. Fort Washington
ave. " 164th St. Broadway. W 1854 st.
Fort Washington ave. W. l6lst ST. and River
"a +. DIV ls8d ST., Amsterdam ave-. W.
1929 st. and FSrt WASHINGTON ave.
18th Z. DIV 1s4th ST.. Harlem River, W.
1891 ct and Amsterdam ave.
Mh 2 DIV. lGtth ST., Amsterdam ave. W.
9th E. d w, l6eth ST., Amsterdam ave. w.
i&th ST., Harlem River, w, 1e4th st.. St Mich.
olas ave. and Audubon ave
7th b. DIV, Is7th st, Edgecombe ave-. w,
I65th st. and Amsterdam ave ''
sth +. DIV lesth ST., Audubon ave-, W.
dubon ave. st. Nicholas ave, W. lSIth ~
aud Fort Washington ave. -'''" S'
9Th E. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
OF Audubon ave. and w. l6sth 81, to the
corner Of Amsterdam ave. and W. i7oth
St, W roth ST., Harlem River, W. ie6th
st.. Colonial Parkway. W, ls7th st. and
10Th =. DIV. Hist st. Haven ave-. W,
10th St, Audubon ave, W. I6sth a. Fort
Washington ave-, W. l6Sth st. and Hudson
lith E. DIV. I72d ST.. Fort wa,b,rr,O,
ave w. HlSt ST.. Audubon ave. W. 10th st
.I 18th =. B Nv S Mist st.. Amsterdam ave-. =,
diagonal line from the corner OF Amstsraasm
ave. and w 10th at. TO the corner OF Audi,
bon ave- and w. l6sth ST., and Audubon
18th p. DIV 1874 st. Amsterdam ave-, W.
list 81. and " Nicholas ave.
18th q. DIV. l7Sd St, st. Nicholas ave
w. lllst st. and Fort Washington ave e'
18th o. DIV l7lth st, Audubon ave
w. 1920 st. and St Nicholas ave.
18th r. D.-A diagonal line from, tho
corner OF w. l74th 81. and Audubon ave, To-
the corner OF W. asa ct. and Amsterda m
ave- Amsterdam ave-. W. l72d st and
18th L. DIV. l75th St, Amsterdam
ave-. W. lslst ST.. Harlem River. W. 10th
the corner OF Amsterdam ave. ana W,
1884 st. 70 the corner OF Audubon ave.
and ". 18th St, W, i7ith st. and St
ism r. D-w. I77th St. Depo, lane.
l77th. st, Wadsworth ave. W. i75th st.,
ington ave, W, lT3d st.. Haven ave, Nv W,
Hist st. and Hudson River,
18th u DIV. l17th at. 81, Nicholas
ave, w. 10Th ST., Audubon ave, w l7bth
81. and WRdsworth ave.
2Oth Z: DIV. i77th st. Amsterdam
ave. W. 18th al Aad Audvbsa ave
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Twenty-first Assembly District.

LIST E. DIV ls7th St, Broadway, W.
issth st and HudsSn River p,. wv
Sd E D'-w. lssth st. Broadway. w
i's,h St and Hudson ,.l RIVER, broadway w
lSsth ST. and Hudson River;
lilst st and Hudson River.
9th Z. DIV. l44th St, Broadway. w.
l42d st. and Hudson River.
9TH E, p.-W. l4ith st. Hamilton pl.
and a.. diaEOnal line i i the corner OF
ns a Of rosdway 1 and " i4ith st. 'n'' cor
sth E. "A diagonal line from the cor
OF " s a p aaS W. lisa 'G :so
vi s.b lag s b .RS P 1ssd .s Hamilton D
10Th e. DIV. il2d St, Amsterdam ave.
W. l41H St and Broadway.
ave. aH W i.53h h.m si s D w. issiR
is;S Z PT%; ,!:a It, Convent ave.
st, Convent ave-. w. lioth ST. and Amster-
18th p. p.-w. 1ssth st.. Hamilton pl.
81 Nicholas avel W, lSsth st. and Broad
18th E. DIV. 1rst ST., Edgecompe
corner Of ". I4tth st, and sth ave. TO
18th T. p~w. fIst IT." st, dise0na, H ins
from the corner % Nh ave. and W. ltlst
st; ". i4Oth St. and Edseeombe ave. WV
corner corner Of sth ave: aHd W 10th s. 70 the
Tth ave ana v, i.os at: at. W. i'''' st.
i7th Z. D,EW l4oth St. 7th ave-. and
Issth q, and IN axe. to the corner OF
,o is!a j; "a Az; slasonsl line from til.
the corner OF W. lSoth 81, and 18th avs
IN 9s fr' VI bA l'h ai 4, .d sh aye
corner of W, Issth st, and EdSscOmb 5e awe we
Sth ave- W; ls7th e; and Edgeeombe ave.
lssth st. and pd9s COMB ' ave. tn ave. W.
2lst p. DIV, isStR ST. Lenox ave. W.
.ssd =. DIV; IiCth st. Lsno1 ave-. W.
ssd ,. p.-W. 10th It. 18th ave. a
st. and 18Th ave. to the eorhsr Of ". iSSth
st snd 1"nSx ave, and LspSx ave. -.
5th ave, ", ly7th st. and Lenox ave. =
Madison ave. .. 18th St ami bth ave. '''
2sth E. DIV. l41st at. Nth ave. W.
i4osh st; and 7th ave; ~.
2sth n DIV ll2d ST.. 7th ave. W.
Isl asth Il n rI Nv, issd st. rtA ave. W.
sOth z. pa diagonal line from the
corner of 7th ave. and w, l&3d ut, to the
corner OF Lenox ave, and W. lt&th St, w.
Hath st, Harlem River. 9th ave. w. l42d
| at. and It'll ave,
sist E. DIV. l4!th st, a diagonal lins
| from the corner OF LenoN ave. and w.
Hath st. TO the corner of 18th ave and w.
i4sd ST.. W. 1880 50 and sth ave.
S2d p. DIV. ll5th ST., sth ATE. w,
l4sd st. and Bradhurst ave.
sSd n DIV. l42d ST.. 9Th ave. W.
14ist at and Bradhurst ave.
saith ID. DIV. l<6th st. Bradhurst. ave
w, i41st ut. and a diagonal line from the
corner OF St Nicholas ave. and w. M4ist
st. 10 the corner Of Edseoombs ave and
w. l45th st.
sSth II DIV. 146th St, a diagonal line
from the corner OF w. 145th st. and Edge
combs ave, to the corner of ". l4lst ST.
and St. Nicholas ave. and st. Nicholas
Seth e. DIV. 10th St. St Nicholas
ave, w. 1Alt st.. Hamilton Terrace, w
il4th st. and Convent ave,
s7th r. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner Of W, isOth IT. ana Convent ave,
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ELECTION NOTICES.

11th e D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF y. seth st and "a ave 70 the
corner ne; OF 70. 18Th St and LIST ave: thence
SIN st. and "a ave, and "a ave. =
lsth d De. seth at. I'd ave-. d. b7th
18th p. D.--A diagonal line from the
CORNER of s ssa St and "a ave to ays
H.. seth st, and sd ave. -. -
18th d. De esd St. East River, r..
esth St. I'd ave: and a diagonal line from
corner OF Sd ave. and q. 6Sd st.
18th e. DE. saith st. LIST ave, a
oiagqnai line from the corner Of LIST ave.
and p. cath St. e, 64th ST., East River,
u. 62d st and I'd ave.
:, 18th p. De. ssth St. "a ave. r; sst ts
I'm E. DE. ssth St, list ave-. e.
18th e. De seth St, Avenue A, a
diagonal line from the corner of .. etth
st. and Avenue to the corner of d. ssth
18th e. DE. esth st., East River. Z.
stih ST. Avenue A. e. ssth st. and LIST
corner OF I'd ave. and q. ssth st. to the
ave, d. ssth st, and "a ave.
! corner Of .. e7th st. and sd ave. to the
corner of e. 6sth st. and I'd ave-. I'd ave-.
Il. &c SSth at and "a ave
nal line frsm the corner Of z. ssth st. and
"a ave. to the corner OF p. e7th st. and
2sd E. pa diagonal line from the
corner Of Sd ave. and e. 10th st. to the
corner Of I'd ave. and z. ssth ST.. 3. seth
24th z. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner of I'd ave. and e, 6eth ct. to the
corner OF list ave. and b. 10th st., LIST ave.
g. h st % s the eornsr Of Of "a
and q. ssth st. and I'd ave. y
| 2bth e. De; roth ST.. Avenue A. u.
aast ST. East River Il. ssth st. and LIST
isth E. DE 72d st, Bas, NRiver e.
list St. Avenue A, Il. roth at. and LIST ave.
ss9n9I line from the corner Of ist ave.
n sstS sSi b ST sna "a I'd ave a,.sops,
line from the corner of I'd ave. and 2.
ssth st to the corner Of LIST ave. and E.
ssts r. ah BE "a asa Tsd ST.. "a ave-. e. Ills.
s0th E. "a diaronsi line from the
5. 5is, St and ia ave. E. - '''' .'' AVE.
?lst e. D.--H 7sd st. East River. E.
s.d E. a1 BE. a asth at. Is. ave-. . dag.
onal line from the corner of LIST ave. and
p 72d st to the corner of I'd ave. and E.
$50 D. D.-A diagonal line from tho cor
ner Of Sd ave. and E, 7tth st. TO the cor
nes Of Sd ave and E. 18th st. I'd ave-. E.
s4th E. De. 18th st.. Sd ave. T. 18th
St, diagonal line from the corner of II.
18th st and I'd ave! to the corner of II.
18th ST. and Sd ave. Z. 7+th ST. and Lex
ssh e: De. nth ST.. "a ave. E 18TH
at. and Sd ave.
seth E. DE. 7Tth st. LIST ave. E. 74th
ut. and I'd ave.
s7th E. De 18TH st. Avenue A. e.
18th ST.. East River, e. 7Sd ct. and LIST
ave.
18th st. and LIST ave.
ssth E. De. ism St, East River, e.
10th st. and Avenue A.
10th E. DE. soth St, East River, e.
18th st. and Avenue A.
Ais; z. De. s2d St, East End ave,
q. slst ST.. East River. e. soth st. and
Avenue A
+2d e. De. SAD St. East End ave.
p SAD st. and Avenue A.
<sd E. De. saith ST.. East End ave.
q. $50 St and Avenue A.
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FARM PRODUCE.

HONEY.
Pure Extracted Honey. direct from Pro-
ducers.-Either Glover or Buckwheat
81 65; 10 ID. Pail, $3.50; delivered by Parcel
Post 10 your door. Agents wanted. THE
pFROY TAYLOR co, Newark. New York.
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list =. DE. lo2d st.. Park ave, u. ioIn
st. and Madison ave.
ID Z, De, iOIth ST.. Park ave-. z. 1929
et. and Madison ave.
sd e. De iO6th st.. Park ave, e.
lo4th st. and Madison ave,
Ah Z De l0sth st., Madison ave-, Z.
10Th 81 and 9Th ave.
9th Il De. Io7th st., Park ave-, p. loeth
ct. and 9Th ave,
eth 2, DE. lOsth St. Park ave-. e,
io7th ct. and Madison>ave.
7th L. De. l09th St, Madison ave-. f.
lo7th ct. and 9Th ave.
sth E. DE. 10th st. Park ave-. Il,
lo9th at. and 9Th ave.
9Th Il. DE hath ST., Park ave-, e.
il0th st. and Madison ave.
10th Il. De. llbth ST.. Park ave-. z.
Hath at. and Madison ave.
18th u. DE. nth st.. Park ave-, e.
ilBth st. and Madison ave.
l2th z. De. ilsth st, Park ava n.
18th e. DIV. iisth ST.. 6th ave-, and
a diagonal line from the corner Of 6th ave
and w. il7th st; TO the corner Of Lenox
i4th Z. D.-A diagonal line from the
the corner of 9Th ave. and W. iiTth at
w. Il7th st. and LenoK ave.
18th e. DIV. iisth St. Lenox ave-. w.
nth st. and 7th ave W.
18th r. DIV. nth St, a diagonal line
from the corner OF W. li7th st. and Lenox
ave. 10 the corner of w. l1eth st. and 9TH
lzth E. ia diagonal line tSom the cor
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LIST E. DE. 18th ST.. Park ave-. +.
I'd e. De 12Oth ST., Park ave, Z.
18th 81. and Madison ave.
Sd Z. De 124th St, Madison ave, u.
ST. ie from the corner of sS sxs
and q ls0th ST. to the corner OF 9Th ave.
and-E. l24th 81.
attn e, D.--A diagonal line from the cor
ner Of w. 1854 ct. and Lenox ave- TO the
corner OF W. l22d st. and Mt. Morris ave-.
Mt Morris ave. W. 12ith St, a line across
iaIth st. and 5th ave to the corner Of w.
10th st and 9Th ave-, 9th ave, diagonal
line from the corner Of W; ii ,O,h St and and
I Len nEs ave- 20 and Lenox ave. anu
9Th e. DIV. l2oth ST., a diagonal line
from the corner of Lenox ave. and W.
l2Oth 81. to the corner of 5th ave. and W.
ii9th st., W. 18th st. and 7th ave.
9th q. DIV. 18th st.. 5th ave-. w.
listh St and Lenox ave.
ner of St. Nicholas ave. and w. llSth at.
10 the corner OF It'll ave- and w. 11sth
St, W, ilsth St. LenOx ave. and w.
18Th SIRE. DIV. i2Oth st., 7th ave. . d.
agonal line from the corner OF w. 18th
St and ST. Nicholas ave. and St. Nicholas
9TH F. DIV, laO.h d., St. Nicholas
ave- iS,h W e. P 9na M s stS ave
,2oth at. and Manhattan ave.
18th q "a diagonal line from the
aS Tsnus East to the corner Of ". isnst 81,
and Manhattan ave-, Manhattan ave, w,
iisth st and Mornlngsids ave.
18th 10. DIV, i24th st.. Hancock pl., Man.
haitian ave. q diagonal line from the corner OF
W. l2lst st. and Manhattan ave to the corner
Of W. 121d st. and Momingsids Avenue East.
and Morningside Avenue East.
18Th Z. DIV. lad st.. sth ave-, W. Hist
at and Manhattan ave.
IAN Il. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
of sth ave. and W. 1920 at. to the corner OF
Tth ave. and W. l2lst st; thence a diagonal
line from the corner OF 7th ave. and w.
l2ist st. 10 the corner OF st, Nicholas ave.
18th p. D.--A diagonal fine from the corner
Of St. Nicholas ave and, ": l2oth st TO the
corner OF It'll ave. and w: l2ist st., W. i2ist