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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07
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Sure.

Author-Can a fellow make any
money by writing?
Editor-Yes. If he writes to the right
one.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

From admiration to disgust In two
minutes; that is what happened to
Congressman Kincheloe's feelings for
Congressman Walsh in the house re-
Gently. kinchelOe was advocating
something and Walsh was questioning
the sense Of il. Il have a great regard
for the gentleman from Massachu-
sets" remarked Klncheloe, and then
went on to try to win Walsh over 70
his side couple of minutes later,
after a sharp interchange Of argument,
al cannot tell the gentleman anything"
said Kincheloe; 'he knows too much
now"
II am willing to stand a test with the
gentleman" replied Walsh.
Il would not" holly asserted the
Kentucky man, contest anything with
the narrOw-minded gentleman" But
after days reflection he had the
words narrow minded" removed from
the permanent Record.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07
Back in the Game.

Another sign that the war is over"
Eyes"
"An old-fashioned stock promoter.
wearing diamonds and flashy clothes,
was in here the other day."
well. Well !"
"Those chaps are crawling out of
their dugouts again p'-Birmingham
Age-Herald.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07
So 70 Sneak.

The professor speaks OF the tattooed
man" a..-
"YeSs"
AS remarkable human document"
Louisville COurier-Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

Be- II a small piece of pumpkin Pill
than a whole pumpkin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

Whitewash the cellar walls two OF
three times a year If you would keep
them clean.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

The man dressed in little brief au.
thority is generally very proud Of his
apparel.-Bostoa Transcript.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

1t makes the mind very free whfa
we give up wishing and think only oil
doing what is given us to do.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

One of the problems of reconstruc-
ton is the disposition of property now
in the hands of the government which
was manufactured and bought for war
purposes ana which may now be use
less. Congressman Snyder of New
fOrS called attention to this the other
day and said that The government had
on hand 125,000,OO0 shirts and draw
ers. both wool and cotton. He said
that If any such amount of knit goods
was thrown upon the market at one
time it would diS"rganize that indus
try for the next - months. Then he
referred TO the subject of hardware
The government has on hand $780,
OOO.OOO worth of hardware, such as
Shovels. hoes. picks. hammers, axes.
monkey wrenches and things of that
sort. Snyder said that if these goods
were thrown on the market by auction
II would disrupt the whole hardware
business of the country. So ii ap-
pears that the government must
handle with care the large supplies
which 1t has accumulated.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07
Michigan 2-cent Fare Law Upheld

Grand Rapids, Mich. Dec 30-The
Michigan 2-cent fare law was held
valid by Judge c. w. Sessions in tho
United States district court here.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

Once in a while bill which nobody
wants. but which everybody would
have TO vote for if vote were reached,
gets i'll place of vantage in the SEN
ate. There then follows what has
come to be known as fine work" by
the senate to defeat the bill, which is
generally to prevent a vote upon 1t.
The latest instance of this kind was
bill providing for the pension and re-
tirement of government employees.
Senator Mcclellan of Tennessee held
the bag" and stood sponsor for the bill.
For two or three months he had it be-
fore the senate as unfinished bust
ness" but he never seemed to be able
to get 1t TO vote. For one cause or
another it was put over, there was
lack of a quorum, there was important
legislation brought forward, and final
ly the revenue bill pushed it into the
Scrapheap. How well they know how
not u do it" remarked Tom Patterson
of Colorado when he was a member of
the senate. referring to one or two
measures which the leaders defeated,
much as this bill has been. without
ever having a roll call.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

ought to be able TO report it back so
that it can be sent TO the president
about the time he returns from Eu-
rope, which is supposed to be some
where between the middle and last of
January.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07
In Style.

"And this porous plaster" said the
fashionable lady. Can you recommend
itY
Sure. That's what they're al
wearing. louisville Courier-Journai
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

Discussion of nearly every impor-
tant measure in congress. more partic-
ularly of those relating to revenue and
appropriations, shows the intense de-
sire of the lawmaking body to get back
on a peace basis as soon as possible.
Already those who would cut down ex-
penditures have found themselves an
tagOniZed by persons and organiza-
lions whose employment would be
cut off or reduced. The high prices
which have been paid everybody, con-
tractors, subcOntractors and all classes
of labor, have been so gratifying to
the recipients that they are loath to
have any of it cut off. Arguments were
even made that work should go on for
the various war industries in order to
keep up wages. But there is every in
dication that congress intends to cut
down expenditures.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

An interesting side issue of the
Speakership contest In the next house.
Il there is contest, will he that If
Congressman Gillett of Massachusetts
should be elected ii will place his
state in the lead with reference to the
number of her men who have held In.
speakership. At present there is Il
three-cornered tie, Virginia. MaSsachu-
sets and Kentucky having furnished
Tour, speakers each There is no
chance of either Il Virginian or Ken
tuckian getting the honor In flle next
house. Minority Leader Manu- Of Illi-
nOis. If elected TO the high office,
would make the second speaker from
that state. Other states that have had
representatives I'm the speakers oh air
are: Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Maryland. North Carolina.
South Carolina. New York. Tennessee,
Indiana. Georgia. Maine. Ohio. Iowa
and Missouri.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

Senator vardaman OF Mississippi
entered n protest In the senate not
long ago because of the continuance
OF work son the dCrmitOries for war
workers. now being erected on the
Union station plaza at Washington.
The ire of the Mississippi senator was
especially aroused over report that
one of the buildings was to be used
as a moving picture show, which he
said II, true was a horrible" waste
OF money.
There is TO be ne undue delay in
the consideration of the revenue bin
by the senate. There was q time
when the Republicans threatened to
debate the bill because IL contained
two bills in one. that is, one pro-
vidlng for 1919 and another for
1920. But after mature consideration
IL was deemed wise not to aatagonize
revenue measure further than by
legitimate discussion and by opposi-
tion votes TO features that were OBJ
jectionable. There might not have
been much complaint II the debate had
lasted long. as this bill has beeh the
most delayed important measure ever
before congress. There Is a possihil-
ty that the bill may pass by the LIST
of January, and unless there is q very
strong disagreement the confereee
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

J. Hampton Moore takes great de-
light in getting a rise" out of Con-
gresham Hefiin. He generally does
it by making some allusiOn to cotton
and suggesting that those who have
been making great profits in cotton
ought 70 pay some of the taxes. This
is sure TO bring about reply from
Cotton TOm," as Heflin is often
called. The Alabama man always critt-
cizes the proposition either to put
tax on cotton or to fix the price of
that staple. On the last occasion of
this kind he declared they never would
be able to tax farm products, because
the representatives of the wheat-grow-
ing sections of the West and of the
cotton states would be strong enough
to prevent it.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07

Senator Reed of Missouri has been
the strongest opponent in congress of
the presidents plan for league of ma
lions. Recently he was taken to task
rather angrily by Senator Williams of
Mississippi and in answer referred to
the day when the lion and the lamb
might lie down together"
THAT day." he continued, "has not
yet arrived. 1t may come in the provi-
dence of God and in the fulness of
time. When it does come my brother
from Mississippi and myself and all
others will be very different men from
what we are now. We will be more
charitable We will have truer
vision. We will be less inclined to get
irritated. We will not fly into passion
at the opinions of another"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-01-07
Daily Thought.

can tell where my own shoe pinch
ss me.-cervantes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Eighteenth Assembly District.

coiT. ist q pa . oA, dasonol ins s,nn,, .,o" fhe
to Tho corner Of p. sist 81. snd ii ave.
Sd ave, Il seth st. ana Lexington nre.
I'd Il. De. $50 st. 81 sHe.. a diagonal
ave. to the corner OF f. 9oth ~. and Lex
ington aye, and Lexington ave.
ner of II. 95th It aud Lexington ave. 70
the corner of r. sfth st and ID ave. Sd
ave, p :, o2d q: ana s9,, Lexington ave.
onai limo from tie corner ot = 18th -.
ana 80 ave To tho corner of r.. soth 81
and i-sXinston aye, snd Lexington .aEee...
5th r. De 15th ST, III ave. r s6fh
ST. and Lexington ave.
:. eth p. De. san At. Lexington ave.
- 9hih 81. and Iark ave.
- 'th J.. De. a9th st, Lexington ave.
E. 97tn st ana Park. ava.
T.. 9tfh 81 aud PARK ave.
9Th f. De toist ct. Sd ave. f. seth
st ana Lexington ave.
looth st, East River, e. gsth st. I'd ave.
e. lVe,h n st and "a ave.
10eth St LIST ave, j.. I0ist ST. ANA cd ave.
l-th u. "a diagonal line from the
eSImsI e9Imsr of of e ,dss iGi,h st. spd 30 ave 70 1ne
L. lolst ST. ana Sd ave
l9th Il De. loith st. 30 ava. e..
18Th h DEh' iot,h 81. 30 ave. II
1891 st, Lexington ave, Il. 1921 st. and
18th Il. D. e. 1o5th st. sd ave. y. loe.h
st. East River. iosth st. "a ave. a
diasonai line from ne corner OF "a ave
and r. io4th ct. II. lo4th st- and Loxlns-
ton
Isth e. De lo7th 1T. 81 ave. Z
l05th at. and Lexington ave
nth E. De, 1osth st. Icxington ave.
T.. i0ith ut. and Faih ave.
18TH E. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF f. losth hi. and Lexington ave
to the corner OF T.. 1Geih 1T. ana ad ave.
Sd ave. r.. l0Tth ST and Lexington ave.
iath H. De. ioeih ST. III ave. IL
I0Tth st, fst ave. r l05th 81. and I'D ave
3oth r. De. ii0th st, Harlem Kiver
"a. 1o6th at. ist ave. h lo7th st. Cd ave-
II. I69th NJ. ami Sd ave
3lst E. De. 10th st. 2d ave a d.
agonal line from the coruar OF Sd nVe.
and y l03th 81 20 the uornar ot i.eainR-
ton ave. and T. losth st. T.. i0sth 81. and
Park ave
aad ID. De. ilsth ct, Lexington ave,
r. 10Th st. and Park ave.
asd E. De Ii2th St. "a ava, n. iaeth
st. and Lexington ava
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
ELECTION NOTICE

and E: ssth st. to the corner Of e. ssth
st. and Sd ave. and Sd ave.
40th E. De. seth St. LIST ave. d eStk
st. and Cd ave.
41st e: D.-A diagonal line from the
corner of lst ave. and L. ss,h st. E. ssth
ga 2 E. DE-, Goth st. Is. ave. and
and e. saith st. TO the corner of I'd ave.
and e. soth'st:
from the ne corner OF E sist list 81, O ana iat awe awe
10 the corner OF e eoth ST. and I'd ave.
I'd ave. a diagonal line from the corner
of I'd ave. and f. ssth st. to the corner
of Sd ave. and K. soth St. and Sd ave.
44th Il. D-A. diagonal line from the
corner Of e goth st. and I'd ave TO the
corner OF y. 91st st. and lst ave. lat ave
and Il. goth st.
4ath Il D.--A diagonal line from tho
corner of f. soth st. and Avenue a. Ave.
nue. A. diagonal line from the corner OF
e. SSth St and Avenue A to the corner
of T. s9th III. and lst ave. and LIST aye.
46th F. D.-~A diagonal limo from the
corner of Avenue and L. ssth ST. 20 the
corner of East End ave. and r. ssth st.
Attn L. De. 92d st, East River. II
ssth st. diagonal line from the corner
corner Of E seth St and Avenue A. Ave.
nue. A. IA diagonal line from the corner of
F. both st. and Avenue A TO the corner of
II. alst ST. and list ave. and ! 81 ave
4Sth F. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner of e. 9sd st and Cd ave. TO the
corner of K. 92d 81. and lst ave, LIST ave.
E. DIST VI. and Cd ave.
49th II. DE. $50 st. lst ave. r. e4th
St, East River. F. 92d st. and a diagona!
line from the corner OF r. o2d st. and
lst ave. 10 the corner of Il. ssd st. and
I'd
SON y. De. cath st, lst ave. f. ssd
st., I'd ave. #. 91st st. and 80 ave.
6lst Il. De. 95th st, "a ave, e. 96th
ST., East River E Gath ST. ana Sd ave
52d e. De. 97th st. I'd ave. e. e5th
st. and Sd ave.
SD p. De Tooth st. 2d ave. E. cath
st. East River. e. seth st. I'd ave. "
eth St and 30 ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Sixth Assembly District.

Sixth Assembly District.
iss r. De. ith St, East River, Stan
ton St. Gosrck st, E. Houston st. and
I'd H. De. Houston st. Goerck st.,
Stanton st. and Cannon St
Sd E. De Houston St, Cannon ST.,
Stanton ST. and Sheriff st.
ath E. De. sth st. Lewis st.. e.
Houston ST. ana Avenue ID.
sth Il. p.-E. Attn ST.. Avenue d. f. Sd
18th F.. De. Sd ST.. Avenue d. e.
Houston st and Avenue Q.
18th e. D.-A diagonal limo from the
ner OF Avenue c and Sd St, Avenue c. +.
Houston st. and Avenue B.
sth e. De. 4th st. Avenue 9, dag,
onal line from the corner OF Avenue c and
y, 3D. st. TO the corner of Avenue d and
I'd st.. and Avenue y.
9th q. D.--A diagonal line from the cor
nsr OF Avenue 3 and Il. 9Th st. to the
corner of Avenue and K. 5th st. Avenue
c, e. 4th ST. and Avenue 3.
10Th r. De, Sth St. East River. f.
ilth E. DE. sth St. East River. f.
5th st. and Avenue D.
18th E. De 9Th ST.. Avenue D. r. 9Th
sIsth q. DE 7th ST., Avenue c, g
diagonal line from the corner OF Avenue C
and e. 5th st. to the corner OF Avenue L
sad E. 9Th 81, and Avenue E.
l4th f. De. 7th St. Avenue d. Fl.
tsh st. and Avenue c.
18th E. p-E. Sth St. Avenue D. Il.
Tn ST. duu avenue y.
18th e. De. 8th ST.. Avenue c, Il.
nh st. and Avenue b.
i7th F.. De. 10th St. Avenue G, e.
9TH st. and Avenue Is.
18th E. De. 9th st. Avenue D. II.
10th at. East River. E. 9Th St and Ave-
rus C.
Iah F.. De llth St. Avenue d. e.
9Th st. and Aveune c,
10th E. De 18th at. Avenue G. e.
18th St, East River, f., 10th st.. Avenue
D. q. nth St. Avenue c. Il. 1:th st. and
slst E. De. l4th st. Avenue C. Il,
18th St, Avenue B, e. 12th st. and Ays
nua A.
,sd E. De. 18th ct. Avenue G, e.
18th st. and lst ave.
aad e. DE. 10th St. East River. z.
18th ST.. Avenue c. b. 15tn sc. and Ave
nue. A.
9th e. DE. 18th st.. Avenue A. Il.
17th ST. and Cd ave.
s35th T. De. l7th ST.. Avenue B, b
18th ct. and lst ave.
3sth E. De 18th St. Avenue C, e.
18th St. East River. E. 10th St ard Ave
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
ELECTION NOTICE

ooS1ar sna e; q; p, Pa diagonal line from tho
to the corner CO U.q d sF9a6way "a and w. 1924 St
1sdst St. w: lslst st., convent ave- Se.u W. W.
1'oth st. and Old Broadway
W 2Sa ,ats e: D'-w. lsoth ST.. Convent ave-.
81. and Old Broadway.
gath Z. DIV. l2sth a.. ST N,cho,..
terrace. W. 127th st. st. Nicholas ave-. "
ave ve'n ST. Lawrence st. and Amsterdam
s'!h p St: 'sssh g. syA5s, e. St
w. 12Sth st. and Amsterdam ave.
Goth e. DIV. lsoth St. St. Ntcho,a.
s7th E. DIV. 1ssd asd Sonsea1 st aarosa, aye; Inns
from tho corner of W. 1884 st. and ' sth
Syej SiehdSss to the corner Of W 1880 st. and ST.
:, 2sth h. D;-st. Nicholas ave. diagonal
ll Hhe from the corner of w. l3oth ST. and
o. ~ Nlchoias ave. to the corner OF W. l33d
.2sth E. DIV. i29th st.. u"' 7th ave- ale'n ~ st.
12sth sdfs St :, and Sth ave; w.
,aSth sphh - a. sd1 n;W atS lSoth ST.. 7th ave-. w.
slst +; PA diagonal line from the
sornsr Of " ls5st TIA st st. and aa sh h
ssd D. D." DAW. v ana isad i'n st ave 7tb sva =
st. snd ns sve tr0m the corner Of "
,ss ssd e D;-w. Is4th st.. 7th ave-. w.
Saith q. D.--A diagonal line from +he
corner Of st. Nicholas ave. and w. ls4th
ST. 10 the corner of 9Th ave. and w l35th
ST., w. l5oth St, 7th ave. and w l34th at.
35th u. DIV. 136th ST., TIN ave. w
lSoth ST.. diagonal line from the cor
ner or W l35th st. and 9Th ave. to the
ave, W. la5.h St; and Amsterdam 't"'' ave. "'
37th II. DIV. l35th st. ST. Nicholas
ave-, w. 130th ST., Convent ave. " 131sr
st. and Amsterdam ave.
aSth H. PA diagonal line from the
corner OF w. 1s4th st. and Broadway to
the corner Of w. 134th st. and Amsterdam m
the corner Of w. 13lst st. and Amsterdam
Broadway. Old Broadway, and W. 1850 St
39th e. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner of w. l35th st. and Broadway to
the corner Of W. bath st. and Amsterda n,
avc. thence diagonal line from the
corner Of W. lS4th st. and Amsterlain
Broadway. and Broadway.
40th u. DIV. 13Gth ST., diagonal lins
from from the corner of w. 13Sth st. and River
side DR. to the corner of w 13hfh 8.
and broadway; Broadway. w. l33d st
4lst Fl. D.-A diagonal line from the cor
ner Of W: 1S5th ST. and Broadway to the
ave, Amsterdam ave. and diagonal line
from the corner OF Amsterdam ave. and
W.. l3ith ST. TO tho corner of Broadway
and W. 13Sth st.
:. 42d n. DIV. 13sth St, diagonal
limo from the corner OF w 136th st. and
Amsterdam ave. to the corner of w l25th st
ana broadway. and thence a diagonal line
st to the corner of Riverside DIR. and W
136th ut. "
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Thirteenth Assembly District.

lot II. DIV. 1920 st. claromont ave-.
a diagonal line from tho corner of Clare
II Iisth st' ". ieth m at. and Hudson River
"a e. D-~W, & 1ssd st., stcaIway; ,S,,yE; ".
Broadway, w. l1dth Ct, = diagonal line
from the corner OF w. 116th st, and River,
side dr.. to the corner Of W. 1l9th St and
Cd E. DIV. llsth st, Morningside
ave, W. 10th at. and Amstordam avo:
4th E D.--A diagonal limo from tho cor
ner OF W. l2oth at. ana AmsierG@m ialaa ave.
to sos the Of W. sth s I aa nve
18th ''' e. D.&A u diasonai soni' line e from tho
corner OF w. 121st st. and Amsterdam ave.
to tho corner Of W. 12oth st. and Morning
sido DR., w. 120th ST. Morningside ave..
w. 10th St. u diagonal line from the
Amsterdam ave. and Amsterdam ave
9Th D. D,-W; 122d st., MorninGside 4, ar; q, !
l20th st. and Mornnpside dr.. TO the
corner CT W. 121st ut. and Amsterdam ave-.
7th u. DIV. l22d St, Amsterdam ave-
W. ]2lst st. and Broadway.
sth y D,-w. 124th s. MorninsslHs ID
1921 st. and Amsterdam ave.
9TH e; pa diagonal l4ne f,on' tho cor ,So
Coz Corner @ Of ". 124th vt. and A,nstcrdan,
ave. Amsterdam ave-. w. l22d St and
broadway
line 'iq from r. the M corner stA Of W. ' i2ith
way and W. l2ad st: and broadway;
11th B D.~-Bounded by and with'n a
line, from Hudson River across Riversilds q
dr.. lne running north to centre Of Fair
View Court. through Fairyiew Court at
10 Clare,nont ave. W. l2Stn S., nr0au-
18th r. DIV, 125th st, diagonal line
from the corner OF w. l25th st. and Am
sterdam ave. to the corner Of w. 124th ST.
and broadway, and broadway. A..
corner Of broadway and W. l24th st. to
the corner OF Amsterdam ave and w
12bth st, Amsterdam ave. and w l24th at.
14th u. DIV. l25th st, st, Nicholas
18Th r.. D.--W. l25th St. sth ave. W.
1890 st.. Manhattan ave- and st Nicholas
NV
10th H. p.--W. 12sth st. sth ave-. w.
l2bth st and st. Nicholas ave.
ST. Nicholas ave. W. 125th ST. and Am
sterdam hvo.
18th w. D.--Manhnttan St. Amsterdam
ave. w. l2bth st. and broadway
125th st. limo through Fairvew Court and
diagonal line from tho western end OF
limo running through Fairview Court to
tho corner OF w. l27th at. and Ciaremont
2oth u. DIV. 1soth st, Brondway. W.
127th st., diagonal limo from tho corner
OF w ]a7th st. snd Claremont ave. to
the western end of limo running through
Mouth to nnothsr limo running bctweon
b26 and 52S Rivernide Drive and across
Iiverslde Park to Hudson River and IIud
son River.
uIS sl;t y: DIV. isaa st,. o!a nrosawAy.
| and Hudson Hlvon
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
ELECTION NOTICE

24th e. De. nah st. "a ave-. =
10th st and 80 ave
18th +. De. ll4th ut. 50 ave-, H-
llSth st. diagonal line from tho cornsr
OF " llSth st. and I'd ave. 70 the corner
OF e ll%ih st. and Sd ave. r. ,isth st-
and Lexington ave
2sth y. D.--A diagonal line from ths
corner OF Sd ave. and T. ilsth 1t. 10 ths
ST. ist ave. and r. iie,h st d
y 21tn r. D.~h nah ST Harlem River,
Z. llcth St. "a ave. r. il?th st and 1rt
ave-, incl aiding Wards Island
2sth E De. listh St. Harlem River
e ll4th 81. and lSt ave.
29th e. De. ils;h st. ed ave. f.
il5th ST. LIST ave. ti3th st and 50 ave
Soth De. listh vt. ~ ave. -
Ii+th At. and Lexington ave
;, slst r. p.-N. ii5th st.. Lexington ave.
e li3th q. and Park ave.
32d h. De I,7th ST. Lexington ave
f. ll5th ST. and Tark ave
$50 + b.-E. li7th ~. "a ave. E. il5th
st and Lexington ave.
saith +. DE. ilsth st. "a ave f.
ll7th 81. and Sd ave,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
ELECTION NOTICE

diagonal line from tho corner OF Broad
way and w. l12th ST. to the corner Of
Riverside dr.. and W. 113th ST.. w. 113th
81. and Hudson River.
>, 44th Z. DIV. 115th st.. a diagonal
line from the corner OF w. 115th st. and
Riverside dr.. 20 the corner of w. 11sth
81. ana broadway. Broadway, w. Hath st.
and Hudson River.
from the corner OF w. 116th ct. and
broadway TO the corner OF W. l15th st.
son River.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
r,.enlleth A..embi, district.

is, e r-H llslh st. 20 eve. 70 ii7ts
b % r. q BE i'9,h st 81 ave. iisth
81 Sd l'i,' 8 D"r isa,h s' - ave p nstn
An y De f-1d ~. Iars ., r.
i2ist 81. !.eslnrton sf-. H. lA'ih r.
sin i. De iesd ST. Lexington eve,
E l2lst ~. nni Park sye
9th ~ D--B l-efh 81, 80 ave, p i<otn
" IN 'i5'' Il ngis i27,h st Lexington ave
r i22d st and Park ave
sfh r De 10th - 1urk ave v
ieed s' Madison az. I24ih st aud sta
s,4 e ID ls7,h =, Madison ave. Il.
i2s,h ST.. Mad, son ave. r i.i'h = ard
i'm E p-E iaist - PARK ave. r
issth - and NRdi~UH ava
is,h VI y y ..Ath - Harlem River.
r@th E j. ~ 3sist si n4rl,n Niver.
3d eve. Il i1.fh So. Lexington owe. p
-" I'm - = ''' 'G1}'1si.s nIssr - s.th .',
xlns'o,n sNe. I'm tea
le,h e ialin st 81 sts. r.
l51h In ~ }.'e ...',l, + e y, -
jsth e - iasj ~ - ave 81 ..i"
i9th n De l2ie' sf. "a avr n
st 4,t aye. r. i-Nfn tnn
eo'h y De l43i ~f i.afistn kitrr.
p l@tst ~. Pleasant "'rs p i''ta "'-
siSt - BE lgoth -t nl,ersrt ave-.
t2Ia' si. ik.sicn hFsf ilffn si-
Pheasant ave p rom -f. ari g. .-t
22a y n-t. if9fh - i'lt1sHff sfs,.
r. lfsth -. Hafi.ip kiser. u +ii'h -
and >d ave
r; ll5fh ~ ard ea aNu.. Including fan-
daiis Island and sunten ,irss.~
Twenty FIRST A>senhly District
is' ~ - -W isllh ST. bg"aa"sS W,
iaeth st and Hudson River.
"a e W l2s'h 49, BrosdwA, w.
fs7th ~. and Hudson Mvct
"a p-W faPth a.. broadway. W.
fssth ~. and Hudson River
4,h u p--W fAls' - Broadway. W,
sih ~. y w it2d ss.. Broadway. W.
i4ist ~. and Hudson River
9th E. r--W i4sth It.. broadway. w.
i%ed ri and Hudson River.
Tth l.-W ff4th ~ Hamilton pi.
and diagonal line frofn the corner of
Hamilton ~ and ". 1854 ~ to tho cor
ner Of broadway aud w. lst'h St
sth II B-A diagonal iins from the
corner OF ". lssth ~. and broadway %
the corner ot Hamilton ri sud " iata
st. w 1880 ~ aud nroedWSy
eth r u " it2d at. Hamilton pi. w.
jtfd ~. and BROADWAY
10Th r n-W lt9a St A,nsterdssa
ave " iifst ~ and Broadway
lith u DIV tsis St Amrsrdsw
ave. " ianth et- Hamilton 81 " is9sh
ct. ana broadway
w. i+4th 81. hefrtiton Terrace, ~ isiss