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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-04

Forge and Bunker Hill. 1t is q day
sweet in the cherished ideals that
| fell as a halo about the head of our
martyred Lincoln, as he proclaimed
Union Forever, one and INSOFAR
able" 1t is a day, sweet in the
cherished ideals of justice that led
our boys in khaki across the sea to
stamp forever from the world the
Demon Imperialism, and plant high
upon the pinacles of the world that
symbol of Freedom, as a guide for
| the Worlds civilization.
A day, sweet in loving memories
memories of .old awakened and
reused by the songs of yore that
thrill the heart and atune the soul
till it vibrates in harmony with TIE
angel voices Of the founders and
defenders of our great Republic.
Memories, which as they revert over
the past history of our beloved
country, are sweetened by the
thought that our flag was never
waved from the standard of tyranny
or oppression. .. $500, -z..
But it is an American holiday,
dedicated more especially to the
commemoration OF those patriotic
sons who were led by Grant and
Sherman and Meade, and all that
bright galaxy of military stars OF
81 to '65, guided by the supermind
of our sainted Lincoln, who swept
forever from history's future page,
the blot of slavery, and wrote across
the great trestle board of Gods
Universe, the equality of mankind
1t is to these men, whether living
or dead, we come today to acknoW-
ledge our gratitude and TO honor
It is to the noble mothers of 81
ave to the mothers, sisters, wives
sweethearts and daughters, aye tc
the grandmothers, that we come
today to deposit the white rose Of
/ purity and affection In the lowered
casket of loving memories. 1t is tC
those men, living OF dead, who laiC
aside peaceful pursuits of happines;
and prosperity, to face the shot ant
shell, and horrors of war, in de
tense of the cherished ideals o
liberty and justice, expressed il
those prophetic words Of Abraham
Lincoln, "A nation cannot stand
half free and half slave" Men, VIII
went forth under conditions differ
ent from any other war OF moderl
times. AS they were drawn up il
battle array, under those Southerl
skies, there were men reared unde
the same home Influences, ne.
nourished from the same lopni
mothers breast, father against son
brother against brother, In morta
combat, in defense of their cherishe'
ideals. Nor does history record
Isingle instance. Where they Jailed {
q do their duty AAll glory and homo
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-04
Special Notice.

All persons having subscribed for
Chautauqua season tickets will
please call for same at Schrubbe' S
Book Store. The war tax this year
will be one cent on each ten cents
or fraction thereof of purchase
for children under twelve years of
for children under ewelve years of
age there will be no tax.
Adults season tickets S2.25, war tax
23c, total $2.4S.>
Children over II, under IA, $1.OC
war tax 10c, total $1.1O.<
Children under u, $1.00, no tax
total $500.
The government now request:
that the tax be paid at time ticket
is purchased.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-04
Gard of Thanks.

The children of the late Christine
Nesheim wish to thank their many
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness and sympathy during the sick
ness and death of their beloved
mother. 1913 - ','' 7'~
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. McVettie was a passenger
to Cresco Friday. .. -
John Lund was passenger to
Minneapolis Monday.
Sam Christen of Cresco was a
visitor here yesterday. .
Miss Lydia Moen of Calmar was
shopper here yesterday.
Miss Nettie Brenno was a pas
senger to Ridgeway Saturday.
-Enga Hendrickson returned to
school at Albert Lea yesterday.
Miss Kate Fitzpatrick was a
passenger to Lansing Thursday
Leon knight went to Mime
apolis Saturday night on business.
Miss Ethel Collins went to Aus
tin yesterday for visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Ilene Peterson, of Post
vile is a guest at the c. ]. Ambli
home.
Miss Mary Moznett went to
Cresco Friday for visit over, Sun
day with relatives. .....- ,a...... .
Mrs. Charles Wilson went to
Minneapolis Saturday for visit
with her son Gregg.
Mrs. J. o. Johnson went to
Minneapolis yesterday for a visit
with her son Harold. -t' g
Mrs. George Pfster returned to
Strawberry Point yesterday after a
visit here with relatives, # +
-standish Bromley is here from
Chicago, on, a visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bromley.
Mrs. George Rastetter went to
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McKiliip at Fairbault on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hamre de-
parted for Thief River Falls, MINI.
Thursday for a visit with relatives.
Miss Agnes Langhans is here
from Chicago to spend vacation
of two weeks here with her parents.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Watrud returned to
her home in Blanchardville, Wis
Friday, after a visit at the home of
her son. ....
Mrs Hartvig Anderson went to
Albert Lea Saturday for a visit with
, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels
Ramsey. .... ..... 81 .....
Miss Amelia Teske arrived home
Saturday from Carpenter, Iowa
where she has been teaching during
the past year.
Miss Julia Johnson returned to
Eagle Grove, Wis. yesterday having
been a guest at the Womeldorf
home for several days. >s''-.@ .
Miss Merle Sharp arrived home
Thursday night~from Cedar Falls to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew. Sharp.
Mrs J.. o. Reed and daughter
Miss Edith departed for their home
in Crookston, Mimi. Saturday after
a visit here at the home of Mrs.
Edith Simmons.
Mrs. c. E. Trzcinski received a
telegram this week from her son c.
E. Trzcinski saying he had just ar
rived in U. S. from France where
he has been almost year.
Miss Hannah DreXel arrived
home Thursday from Denmark, Ia
where she has been teaching in the
schools there. She has signed con-
tract to return there again next all.
William Kovarik of the 32nd
Division who recently arrived home
from France and mustered out from
Camp Sherman, Ohio, came here
yesterday enroute to his home IN
Spillville.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-04

First cash offer" of $22O0
takes fine home, 2 large lots, good
barn, we'll, cistern, summer house.
South of hospital. A fine location for
retired farmer. Inquire at this office.
23-1-pd. A
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-04
Congregational Church.

Subject next Sabbath morning,
"The Middle Estate, or the Golden
Mean Between Poverty and Riches"
No evening services on account of
Baccalaureate.
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CABLE LINES =.
AGAIN IN HANDS
OF THE OWNERS

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Amcrican
cable lines taken over by Inc govern
mcnt in November were restored 10 pr
vatc ownership and operation at ma
nigh, Ionigh, by direction Of IrcSlhent
Wilson.
The ,urn back was without ceremony
nr forruality. the wire controi poaru w
the pustofricc department having Ar-
ranged dctnils Of the transfer on April
%. n, which time the government H'Hue
known its intention to rrlinquish con-
troll of the properties. Since pccemner
Ncwcomb Carlton. president OF the
Western Union Telegraph company. mas
becn directing hcRd nf the cable service
nv appointment of the postmaster gem
eral.
beginning tomorrow. however. car
cncc Mackuy. president Of the CONNER
ciaI cable company. will resume ms
former duties with that company. MT.
Nackav was removed by the postmaster
general on his refusal TO co-opcrat" IN
government efforts to unity all trans
Atlantic service.
Postmaster General Rurlcson during
tho day received another telegram from
Mr.. Mackay requesting tho return or
the postal company'S land lines At
once Mr.. lsurlrsnn replied as follows:
"Rcplying Ia your kilograms Of yes
tcriay ard today. you arc ADVISED lhal
my trlrp Fam in you Of the first instant
dispnsrS Of the matter as far az Inc
postmaster general is concerned.
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WILL ASSESS THE II: .=.:s. 81. !
CAPITAL STOCK TAX

WASHINGTON. May Returns fnle1l
by corporations for the TAXABLE efaool
July !, 1918, to June 30. 1913. iuneer'
provisions Of the law Of 1915, Will %
used by the bureau Of internal revenue
in assessing the new capital stock, tex.:
for which regulations were issued 10
day. . ~
All corporations, joint stock cosn9an-
les and associations, foreign and dopess
tic. engaged in business in this coun!tS.l
are subject TO the law unless sp9eiAl
exempted. All corporations are held Ito
he engaged in business and liable 'to the
tax. unless. positive proof is suomtttso,
showing exemption or non-liabtlity.tt -
Special taxes Of which this is%:Qhet
become due on the first day Of JULY u
each year, or on commencing business.
The tax is payable in advance, butScorc.
2orations may await bills from the coli
lcctors before making payment. f.-i255;l
The tax does not apply 10 anySSofs
poration which was not engaSeda IN
business during any part Of the nsca1
year preceding the year for "hichTthe
tax is due but II 1t is in business Ten
one day il is subpjcct to the tax. There
IS no relation between the amount OF
fine tax payable and the length Of time
the corporation. was in business. - n
A CORPORATION owing O railway. con-
trollcd and operated by the government
is exempt for a given taxable year only
in case it does no business during such
year. ~ =
Heavy penalties for wilful refusal to
make returns and pay the tax are pro-
yided in the law. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
WESLEYAN WON
BOTH CONTESTS

Special Ditpatch TO The 1ntelligencer.
Br-CKHANNON. w. Va. May =
WESLEYAN walked over Marshall college
In a double card here this afternoon
the first tally reading 40 and the sec
ond So The great pitching OF FREQ
Blake featured the first game. Seven
teen hattcrs laid down the willow De-
fore his slants. In the fifth Wesleyan
opened up with a single by Beck. sac
riticr by Johnson. single by cecil
Blake. a triple by Fisher and a SMASH
ing drive by Fred Blake This ava
lanche nrttcd three runs.
Meredith worked for Wesleyan in the
second game and pitched In great FORM
holding Marshall to lour hits. Two be-
ing mere scratches. Evans likewise
mitchell r. fine game for the visitors out
some clover base running. coupled with
successive hits by Dunn. Johnson, Bake
and Meredith. netted three runs. winch
harshnlI never overcamc. Some clever
base running by Dunn in the second
and by Beck in the fifth gave wesleyan
her other two scores.
Echols was Marshalrs star perform
or. His work OH short was very sensa-
,ional while he lined out three singles
in tho first. Evans all round WORK
was also feature Of tho play.
Bolin at first for Marshall had leg
broken in the second inning when ne
colIdrd with c. Blake on first.
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separate lines. the words For Ratltca-
ton and For Rejection" The voter
will express his choice by marking the
ballot in the usual way.
At the date of this proclamation tnc
walnut ion of all aSScSS:lblc uno thSapie
property in said Town. both real anu
personal. is shown by the last assess,
mcnt thereof, in 1918. for state and
county taxes previous to this date Is
sI,S99. $500 on which valuation the
said Town is authorized by law 10 incur
an aggregate amount OF lnucplcuHeH.cc
vi s9I999TH, under the proTiSionS oi
the Acts Of the Legislature OF "es'
Virginia for 1905. ,,oh.,d
The aggregate amount on l"ue ,thor
ness of said Town issued anu 80 !,
lied at the date of this proclamatlon: Is
S6S, 800. 90, consisting Of outstano1ns
bonds 10 the amount Of S6S,5On'uO. Inc
amount which the Town is authorized 20
issun in addition 10 the debts no" OUT
standing. is $@6.499.I 90. n
Tn Testimony Whereof. ]. George r.
Klein. Mayor OF The Town OF EuR WOOL
haye caused this proclamation TO ne
made and issued and have hcreunto Hci
my hand and caused Inc corporHtss. SUI
IT The Town Of Edgwood 10 he aI1lxco
ia div aitostcd BY George e. Caren-
i,nurr Recorder, this End day Of May
1919.
Isrnl Of Town Of FdGw"od.I
CsEORGE R. KLEIN.
John p. ARBENZ,
Solicitor Of The Town OIL
ITdgwood.
Attest: ,,,>-p,1-rn
Nl1>'i-N''' Recorder
May 3,l0,17."4
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MORE RAIDS At
LOCAL DEPOT BY
THE DRY SQUAD
| TWO Mon Are Captured With Large
Quantities Of Liquor In Their
Possession.

Captain Ecrt Phillips and Deputy
Thomas Arlington Of the state prohibit
tion squad dropped into the Baltimore
&, Ohio depot last evening and gathered
into their clutches two foreigners. one
Of the number having gun in his pos
session. and who stated he WAS on" Of
the Bolsheviks that took pat in the big
celebration at Cleveland on Thursday.
when a number Of persons were killed.
Victor Tozamns was captured with
seven quarts in his possession, while
Frank Zadonias had twelve quarts and
also big gun. which he proceeded 10
place In n waste paper basket in the
office at the depot. The two men were
taken into the main office OF the depot
and searched. One OF the number made
an effort to escape. but was captured
after a merry chase.
Tho officers have been kept busy for
the last several weeks and have been
picking up vIolators Of the law approx
mately every day in the week. and two
women have been added to the list dur
Ing tho week.
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CITY GARBAGE.
COLLECTORS ARE
NOW STRIKING
REFUSED TO GO TO WORK FRIDAY
MORNING UNDER NEW
ARRANGEMENT.
All Six Garbage Wagons Were Idle Fri
day and Garbage Is Accommodating.

Whccling'S garbage collectors ar" ont
on strike Six wagons and twelve mon
are idle and tn. ciiy's garbage il accu-
nulating. II Is not probable that fea-
cral cunciliatorS will he called.
Under past rules of tho health dc-
partmcnt three Of the city's garbage
wagons made two trips per day through
tho city and 10 tho piGg"ry out Cald-
wells Run. Tho other three made but
a single trip. tn" mon drew 1918 per
day. so they say.
The city demands thai thrcc wagons
make two trips NJ lhr rate Of s4."2 per
daY and tho other three wagons mako
ihrrc trips nj tho rate Of $3.50 per day
for tho mon. Their basis Of pay is not
divulgcd.
The mon demand wages under the
now arrangement, hgurrd on tho basis
Of their former average pay per trip.
In other words. il they were paid s3,'a
for hauling two loads. they demand
$3.50 and fraction cents for three
loads. which tho city refuses 10 give.
Lawrence Clark Louis Gcrlachrr and
Jerry Kelley represent the twelve gar
bHEc men, - .st&
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Five Thousand Dollars (S5.oO0.O0);
numbered from one 10 ten inclusive ana
designated rs Street Improvement Boh"S:
Series &C" ISSUED fur the purpose "'
providing funds for The town 10 pay Tor
the grading. paving curhinE. or nHc'd
amizing or otherwise Improving IN Il
permanent MANNER the street lntrrSrc-
lions in and for said Town, pursuant l"
CHAPTER Eight OF the Acts Of the Log
islaiure OF the state OF West Virginia
for the year 1908. which act was rcgu-
larly and legally submitted by C"uilcii
To the qualified voters of SAID Town Tor
ratification or rr)"cti"l NJ Sl'ecEl.
election legally called 10y Council ana
held on the 5th day uf May. l?lI, at
which election the said act was ratified
by majority Of all the votes cast NJ
said election and thereby mixing TN"
said act an efficient part of IN" law
governing street improvements in SAID
town. which act authorizes sand Town
Ia issue and sell bonds 10 pay tn" cor
poratiou'S part Of tn" cost Of street mn
pruvrmcntS mad under and by virtue OF
the said act, and tins bond Is ISSUED ana
sold for the purpose of paying the cor
purationS part of improving streets.
avenues and lanes In said Town unC'"
said act, in strict conformity ana under
and by virtue of and in all RESPECTS Ill
strict compliance with said Acts Of ih'
Legislature and ct the laws If West
Virginia not in conflict with SAID Acts.
And it is hereby certified. recitcd and
warranted that all things acts and :1n-
ditionS required by said Chapter Fight
Of the Acts of the Legislature Of IL"
State of Yves, Virginia for tn" year
1908 and by tho laws Of the Stat or
West Virginia not IN conflict Herewith.
to happen and To be don" and performed
precedent to and III III" issuance Of IhIs
bond in order 10 MAKE the same Il valid
and binding obligation Of said Town
have happened and been properly dom"
and performed in regular and due form
nnd time rs required by law: that he
total ehtednesS Of the said Town
including this bond. docs not exceed ahy
constitutional. statutory or chatter
Limitation and that due provisions 1dr"
been made for the levy Of an annual iaN
sufficient to pay interest thereon when
due and discharge the principal sum At
maturity. -
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Tho
Town of Edgwood. by order OF its CoIn-
Gil has caused this bond 10 bc Signci in
its corporate Name ny its Mayor ana
countcrsigncd by its Recorder and the
corporate seal OF said Town to be here
to affixed and each interest coupon at
tached hereto to be executed by affiXinE
or printing thereon tho fac-simile signa-
ture OF it's Recorder as OF the 18th day
OF June, 1919.
The Town OF Edgwood.
BY ------
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Now. THEREFORE,. To ALL, TO
WHOM THESE PRESENTS NAY
COME GREETING:

Know sc that, I'm pursuance nf the
duIy imposed upon me by the ordinance
aforesaid. !. George II. Klein. Mayor nt
TIL" Town If l1dgwoud. do proclaim
that on Monday. tho 18th day OF May,
1919. between tho hours OF sunrise and
slln:et If that day, a special election
will I've held at the garage Of J. NJ. Rlt-
ter on Heiskcll street. and at tho Edg-
wood Town Hall corner Of National
Enoad and Edgingten Lane, In said
Town, under the direct lon and superyl-
sion nf such officers az Council may
fled voters Of said Town, to decide
whether they will ratlfy or reject said
ordnance The ballots used at said
election will have printed therean a
brief statement OF the purpose OF said
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ReN0mar.


The said Street Improvement Bonds,
Series &C." shall be IN the following
form or to the same effect.
State Of West Virginia
County OF Ohio.
Nc Tho Town of Edgwood. $500-0o
Street Improvement Bonds. Series &C
Redeemable after one year and
payable ten years after date.
Know all men by these presents. that
The Town. Of Edgwood, in the County
Of Ohio. State OF West Virginia, NUM-
cipal corporation organized and exist
ing under and by virtue OF the laws OF
the State Of West Virginia acknowledge
itself to owe and for value received
promises to pay 10 the bearer the sum
Of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). on
or before the 9TH day Of June. 1923.
with interest on said sum from tho date
hereof until paid. at the rate Of six per
cent per annu-n. payabl" annually on the
18th day OF Juno in each year, M evil
denced by and upon the presentation and
surrender of the interest coupons hereto
attached as they acvernlly become due
Both principal and Interest are hereby
made payable In lawful money Of the
United States Of America at the offlce OF
the Wheeling Bank & Trust Co.. in the
CITY OF Wheeling and State OF West
Virginia, and for the prompt payment OF
maturity tho full faith. credit and reve-
nue. of The Town or Edgwood are hereby
irrcvocably pledged
This bond 10 one OF a series OF bonds
OF like tenor and effect aggregating
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Countersigned.
Mayor.
Recorder.

The interest coupons attached to said
bonds shall be in the following form
or to the same effect.
$4,000 ON the - day Of -.
10. The Town Of Edgwuod. III the
County Of Ohio. Stale Of West Virginia.
will pay to bearer tho sum Of Thirty
Dollars in lawful money Of the United
States of America. at the office of the
Wheeling Bank & Trust Co. In thu city
Of Wheeling. in the State of West Nir-
'ginia. being one years interest on its
six per cent ten year Street Improve
mcnt Bonds, Series &C. No. -.
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ANOTHER OFFER
FOR THE BAT TIE

MISNEArOLIS. May Mike Collins
n boxing promoter today tclcEraphcd
TEX Richard AN offer Of sl35.000 for per
,irht proDosed for July t. Collins an
n6u he had received s1oo,Ooo back
ing in Minneapolis and that III" lighters
would be brought here for ten round
bout if Richard accepts the proposition.
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CLEVELAND. May e-'roledo. Ohio. Is
being considered as the possible sight for
the championship heavyweight boxing
Contest on July t. between Jess Willard
and lack Dempsey. according 10 Tex
R f.c promoter Of the contest who
was hero tonight comforting with Mat
Iiinkel and others regarding the selec-
ton Of the Ohio city 10 stage the CON
lost Richard who returns 10 Toledo
omorrow, said he probably would name
Tho civ on Monday next
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Gounterstgned-
Mayor.

Recorder.
The interest coupons attached, TO said
bonds shall be IN the following form
or to the same effect
$1,000 On the ,-- day OF
1s-. The Town Of Edgwood in the
County Of Ohio. State Of West Virginia.
will pay to bearer the sum OF Thirty
Dollars in lawful money OF the United
States Of America, at the office Of the
Wheeling Bank & Trust Co.. IN the City
Of Wheeling, in the State Of West Vfr-
Einta. being ono years interest on It's six
per cent ten year Special Assessor ent
Bonds Series &C." No. -.
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Employment Sunday"
at Unitarian Church

Unemployment Sunday" will be- observ-
I'd at tho First Unitarian church Sunday
morning with nm address by James l.
Raider. Of Atlanta, Georgia Mr.. Raider
is mn official representative Of the u. s.
Department Of Labor and has been IN
the city speaking for several days He
In therefore worry closely in touch with
the local employment situation and hts
talk will bo Of much interest. The pub
lie Is invited to hear Mr.. Raider. Scr
Vices start promptly at IL o'clock,
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BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS.
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~ The Town Of Edgwood Is duly can
covered and authorized and Is about 70
authorize the issue OF the oonos an SnH
mentioned and as hereinafter PROVIDED
{ EE TT ORDAINED BIZ THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF HOa-
Section I. For the purpose Of provid-
5nS Tvrnty-tx Thousand Dollars (S2S.-
o0c-oo) to pay for the grading. paving.
~rbinr or necadamizing. or otherRlse
Improving. In q permanent manner. tne
Following named puoiie streets: ayenu yes
ajfcyS and lanes In The Town OF CoB-
wood. that Is to say:
Eswtsa,rn Avenue from the north
western line Of Heiskell street 10 the
wonSoaaae Corporation line.
<,1-4S Traction and Electric Companys
s-arS, 10 the rsortherly line OF the Ma
Vista Avenue from the northeasterly
lire OF Aspae Tree Lane to S shs so1t IN
Src5n he northessterly line OF Edgwood
Street 10 the easterly extension OF the
porfheriy line Of Prospect Street
Hi7n Street from the northeasterly line
Of EdTvood Street to the Haywood Cor
, po.ntfon line.
Dasntan Street from the aoutheaster1y
Tine Of Elm Street to the northerly e3-
tens4on Of the eoutheasterlJ line OF MIL
Ter Street x-.,r
Miller street from the tUt
sAna OF EAREood Street to the south
-ea4sy9~ 3ine Of Da.utan Street.
Torah Park Street from the north
ea1terIy line Of Edgwood street TO the
.rpp, 1910
Rsuth Pax Street from the north
eaater1y line OF EdgwooA Street to the
Terrace Street from the southeastesly
fine Of BdStnRton Lane to the north
westerly line Of View Street.
East Park Street from the northeffy
linz Of south Park Street to the south
eriy line Of North Park Street.
West Park Street from the northefly
lima of South Park Street to the south
-, n ~ North Park Street.
Hub Avenue from the northwesterly