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of Philadelphia, comprising s1ei4 acres
:, Whereas The taking or conformation od 'd
ths said part or section Of & the aIoresaf Iane Of
The Pennsyiyania RSlrosd Raj Company Involves
tho Of the ssd ~ arge ap
ellis OF the city OF Philsdelphie DO ordain
'fS iSd cfess SsSRfns sf iPS
Ra WarG q tS. cy e. PsSspha tS foS ss
Creek on the line dividing, Philadelphia an and
saW Rsn and SH coiumSia AaS aSenuss' @ as shown On
the, City Plan as confirmed January 4th' lS0s. n
S sS on ms DSn sSq of OF ,Se @ Sosf
OF Viewers by Joseph johnson, ESQ, Sur Sur
yeyor and Reguator OF the Eleventh vth DIS; Dis
comprising S.l914 acres more. or less. shall
not be subject to the condemnation & &su-
yembcr 9th, 1902 approprlatiug q certain
tract Of ground for, Cobbs Creek Park but
tracks and bridges and the opening and
eighth day OF July, 1915, and twenty-third
Section n z. That the city of Philadelphia
by It's proper authorities the Commis;siSSnTep, ;,ST r.
all times hereafter to enter upon said lant
| of The Pennsylvania Railroad Company fol-
tho purpose OF constructing ana maintaining
| at the expense of the City, driveways. roads
and footways for cobbs Greek Park .upoI
| and across the said railroad Right-of-Way
and under the, arches or other structura
work Of airy bridge or bridges carrying th'
said railroad company's 8 tracks: such work II
| the construction aud maintenance OF SAT-
| driveways. roads and footways, to be don't
with the approval of the Engineering De
partment of the said Railroad Company: AM
| the said City, by the proper authorities. tn
| Commissioners OF Fairmount Park. shal
| likewise have the right to enter upon tn
said land OF The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
| pany for the purpose OF planting shrubber
and tr:es in such q way as not to interfer
| with the usc of the said Right-of-Way b.
| the said Railroad Company
Section 8; That the said The Pennsylvani
| Railroad Company in the construction o
It's railroad track or tracks. bridges an
other structures. shall make the same cor cor
phia now plotted or opened or hereafte- I
be plotted or opened prior to such railroa
construction
Approved this thirtieth day of December
THOMAS 3. SMITH.
(No. 1900 Mayor of Philadelphia.
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THOMAS r. SMITH
tNo. 11oD Major of Philadelphia.

AN ORDINANCE TO authorize tho opening
of the unopened portion of Walnut lane
from WissnhicCor avenue to property ling
about one hundred and fifty feet southwes'
of Daniel street.
Section l. The Select and Common Coun'
ellis of the City OF PHILADELPHIA do ordatn'
That the Department Of Public Works be
authorized and directed to notify the owners
Of property over and through which the un-
opened portion Of Walnut lane from Wissa-
hickon avenue to property line about one
hundred and nfty feet southwest OF Daniel
street, will pass, that at the expiration ;, ,t OF
sa street will be required for public use.
Section :. The May9r Of the city city ia 10
curity on behalf Of the City Of Philadelphia
for the payment Of any DAMAGES which may ma,
be assessed by reason Of the opening OF satd
the expiration of the said three months. the
Director of the Department Of Public Works
shall forthwith proceed to open said street.
Approved this 30th day OF December
A. d. 1919. ~
mo. 1889 Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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AN, ORDINANCE to aptheeriyo the opening s

AN ORDINANCE to authorize the opening
of Welsh road to its ful width from
Section T. The Select and Common Coun
dis of the City Of PhilsdGlphia do ordain,
That the Department OF Public Works be
authorized and directed to notify .th: owners
OF property over and through which Welsl;
road 70 its full confrmed width Of eighty Cso)
nue. will pass. that at the expiration OF
three months from the date of said notice
the said street will be required for public
use
Section . The Mayor Of tho City is
hereby authorized and directed to cnrer Sc
curity. on behalf of the City of Phlade-
pha, for the payment Of any damages which
may be assessed by reason of the npaning
of said street. upon the filing Of said bond,
and at the expiration Of the said three
Public Works shall forthwith proceed 10 open
! said street.
! Approved this 9th day OF January, A. d.
1870. ,
| CEo 11at) Manor OF Philadelphia.
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AN oRpiNANcE to SutsSTsSs, sfISS" 70 y.
ters IN the annvyeht ~ yha rye ryes' Docks and gT
l,sp ana CITY treasurer fof me yss sssmpicsst
so as 20 provide ~, iof II sl.slai loan items.
ssrestotoss s.son The Select and Common AZ nosdsls;
cis of Inc city q Psilsdssgn,asu ~ n,asusaorissd
.tt tt ths Following transfers ,aa ~ Wv Va z ~,
aaesoropristiong asss fer tho ye@ is's's'
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AN ORDINANCE exemptng the Right-of.
Way Of tho Darby Creek Line of The Penn.
syyapia RaiIrosd &C.. SSomPssny 1sJ IN ths Thirty
f9nTht fgo the provisions OF the ordnaneap as
proved the fifth day Of November, 1908.
SondemnlEg Cobhs Greek Park
Gfth day Of November 1909, "Appropriatinr
" certain tract OF sround along CObbs Creek
Lctyeen Market street and the County linz
a. a park and open public place Tor the
health and enjoyment Of Tie people, ana
placing said ground G,a5 pndeT ne custody and
mount Park and
Whereas. The condemnation authorized and
nrovided for IN and by the terms OF the said
prdinance embraced and Included the mari
or section OF the Right-of-Way of the Darhv
Creek Line Aof The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company from the northeasterly line OF Arch
street 10 Sobbs Greek on the line divldina
| i,tns between Coleman and Columbia ave
nues in the Thirty-fourth Ward OF the Gil,
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AN ORDINANCE TO authorize the widening
Of Arlington street. from Fifty-fourth to

4I4N 10 du TI0T III. ITTT WTV'TIINE
Of Arlington street. from Fiftyfourth to
F!fty-seventh street.
Section j. The Select and Common C'oun-
ellis of the City OF Philadelphia do ordain
That the Department of Public Works
Board of SIrveyors) be authorized and di-
rected TO widen Arlington street. from Fifty
fourth to Ffty-scventh street from sixty
feet to seventy feet Wide by the addition OF
nve feet TO each eide thereof: Provided Re
fore tho said plan shall be confirmed the
owners OF property shall dedicate the addi-
tional .five-foot strip of ground on each side
thereof.
Approved the 3oth day of December. A. d.
1919.
THOMAS b. SMITH,
(No. 1902 Mayor of Phila delphia
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AN ORDINANCE to authorize the striking
from the city plan of Winter and Sum-
mer streets. between Twentieth and
Twenty-hrst streets.
Section /. The Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia DO ordaln:
That the Department OF Public Works
tBoard of Surveyors) be authorized TO strike
from the City plan Summer and Winter
streets, between Twentieth and Twenty-first
streets,
Approved the 3oth day of December. A. D.
1919.
THOMAS r. SMITH,
tNo 120D Mayor of Philadelphia.
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Item ~. To pay bill Of G. p. O'Con-
nor for stenographic and clerical
services to the Market Commits
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AN ORDINANCE to authoriEe, the irtb Gpentss: ave-.
OF Sixteenth street, from SlStysm,, ayyem,,s north,
ss see,,oH oH' l. The Select and Common oS5aR; TSI
ellis OF teb City Of Phllsde,phhIIis shIic Works be
anthorized and directed 10 notify ths, S0tSceath
Of property over and tRTSuSa sysnue Smie" nnofh nh
street, sDth ir0thh syenue north will pass 't tss
al he expiration OF three months sI Ir'bt be 70.
date OF said notice said street wiz
aHEea sSs % PSe Mayor Of the city y.carty Is Heye %
authorized and directed PS6ljeedelphia 20 e 7qr the
6s3as 9f of fns any which may Pc sad
sss ns Gi t9' y ssS And a. e.
street; np9h ' az the said three m9nthSS; So, St
PrsoiS q tSs PsgsTsdmfiS' PDs5gsssd iS open Gs s:
shall LSr,nd"'ttnl ro,ad tnls s0th day of pece"'''''
A. -. 1919. run>,As u. SMITH,
,o,o, Mayor OF Philadspnls..-
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AN ORDINANCE TO authorize the revlsIon
of the lines and grades OF a portion ~
CITY Plan No S4O bounded by City avenue
the Pennsylvania Schuylkll Valley Raj
road Wynnehed avenue. Edgley gtrsat
Belmont avenue. Hayes Gvenue, Forty-nInth
street and Conshohocken avenue, and strik
ing from the CITY plan Torty;nlnth street
Dauphin Street from Fiftieth street 10 Eds.
ley street. and Monument avenue from
Dauphin street 10 Belmont avenue.
section l. The Select and Commqn Coun-
els of the City Of Pgiisdelphia DO ordaln
n svryeyorsl Ia herH authorised 10 revins
the lines and Eradc1ff portion ef City
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AN ORDINANCE
Authorizing certain transfers in the annual
2appropriations to the Departments OF Pub
nc safety. Public Works, Public Health
ana CHARITIES, Wharves Decks and Fer.
RES Mayor. Board of Recreation, Civil
service Commission. City Commissioners,
clerks OF Councils, Receiver of Taxes
ana CITY Treasurer, for the year, in order
70 pay Tor certain materials furnished and
services rendered without contract.
section !. The Select and Common Ccun-
Gils or the City of Philadelphia 90 ordain.
Ihat the City Controller be authorized to
make the following transfers in the annual
appropriations for the year 1910. in order to
pay Tor certain mnterisl Is furnished and serv-
ICES ICES. rendered rendered without, contract as follows;
u. interest on new loans, eleven thousand
and forty Q1,040) dollars and forty-two ti2)
cents, to the following:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Bureau of Street Cleaning.
Item 204!2. Bin of Buick Auto
safes Co1 '.''.,.............. Sle.o
DEPARTMENT OF wHARvEs. DOCKS
AND FERRIES
Item IA. To pay bill of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, Tor
labor and materials furnished in
repairing City bulkhead at foot
or SAMSON street, Schuylkill river 1870
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AN ORDINANCE TO authorize the widening
of Berks street from Fifty-fourth street
to Upland way
Section |. Tho Select and Common Coun-
ellis Of tbs city or Philadelphia do ordain
That the Department of Public Works
(Board of survcyors) be authorized and d.
rected TO widen Berks street, from Fifty
fourth street to INLAND way. from sixty to
seventy feet wld6 the additional width TO be
placed in the sidewalks fve feet on each
side: Provided Before the said plan shall
be confirmed the owners of property shall
dedicate the additional fye-foot strip OF
ground on each side thereof
Approved the Both day Of December. A. D.
1919. -
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Plan No $40, bounded by City ayenu, a.
pennsylvania schuylkll Valley Rs,,, hs
e avenue Hsyes ehSe; sHsnGe EesleE street. Belmont
and ConshohocEen avenue, and to strike sreeeett
tne ,ns Sity Plen g9rtysninth street, from ESpn
street. from Fiftieth street to EdEley siran,mn ipnm
and Monument avenue. from DauphIn mre.
one year agreements satisfactory ~ m''nln mn
City Solicitor be entered into to inde"r,,ttn, tns
amsees AGES by sanut rsaso an m mdahmasss hn or claims for
strees AnG AHsGTFiTST fSrIheSs Of DlS y.
isfaetory 10 the City Solicitor be sntsrsS sat,
to indemnify the City against ali DAMN, .nto
City enterins said property az tasSn sny Of q;
times hereafter. TO construct. maintain ana s,,
repair the the c2ntempla,ed sewers. in FiftietSS
avenue and in woodblne avenue, from yuupSne IN.
tleth stree, as located west Of the Pennsyl.
Approved the 30th day OF December.
THOMAS b. SMITH,
mo. 1206l Mayor of philadelphia
plan Pearl street. from Twenty.MthirSS hi S'to y
| Twenty fourth street. "
ellis Gt0P ~ the cS S' of s'sS PSad.D6sm gS
That the Department of Public Works (BosrS
of snryeyors) IL hereby authorized 10 vSss strits
t.hrd = Twenty-fourth street street iro% ProvSsTS TSsT
That within one year Of the passage OF hi,
ntuinahce the owners on Doth sides OF said
Pearl street fle an agreement satisfactory L
the City Solicitor. that IN the event OF tn,
City extending the Parkway or opening an,
| street IN connection with said Parkway 40 a,
to include the bed Of said Pearl street or an,
portion thereof they. their heirs asssns o
successors will not claim any damages fo
the taking OF the bed OF said Pearl street N
any portion thereof or for any buildings o
hrfGn a sna csy A so.1 s -
flying the City of philadelphia from any an
all damares or claims FOR dsmases whIcl
Pearl street from the City plan and il
That the sum Of Atty t5oS dollars iHrtnsT is psi
into the, City Treasury for the publication Q
this ordinance
1915, i''''F' '"e '''n uas u De'enoer A. .
0No. 12ozl Mayor Of Ph!ladelphls
AN ORDINANCE to authorize certai
transfer in the annual appropra tions
the Departments OF Mayor and Con,m,
sioners of Fairmount Park in connectio
.t., wits the John Johnson bsauest.
ellis Of the city of Philadelphia do ordail
That the City Controller be. and he is heret
authorized and directed to make the folloT
ing transfer in the annual appropriations Il
from Item 10 to pay taxes. charges etc, (
the property 80 South Broad street; to Cor
niesioners of Fairmount Park, Item .
toward tho preparation of a site and Il
G. johnson collection OF art objects. one hu
dred and seventy.one thousand eisht hu
dred and seventy-one G24.87D dollars al
! 19ls. ~,
, tNo. 1900 Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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hereby authorised and objected 70 enter
security on behalf of the City of Philadei-
phia for the payment of any damages wnlch
may be assessed by reason OF the construc-
tion OF said bridge and appurtenant WORK.
Section D. II Is hereby understood ana
agreed that neither the purpose nor intent;
nor tho obligations. OF this ordinance or OF
when approved by the Public Service Com
mission of the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
vania. Is such as to impair or in any wise
AFFECT the exercise by said Commission OF
any of the powers vested In It by the Public
Service Company Law. approved July 26,
Approved the 3oth day of December A. D.
1910
THOMAS r. SMITH,
CNo. 1105. Mayor of Philadelphia.
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lars and twenty 600 cents; J.. P.
Riedenauer, cement work, First,
Eighth Twenty-sixth and Thirty,
seventh Districts, two hundred
and flfty-tive (255) dollars; VIM
McCoach, Jr., PLUMBING, Twen
tieth, Seventeenth. Twenty-sixtn
Thirty first. Twenty ninth ninth'
sixteenth, Twenty-hrst, Twelfth.
Fifteenth, First. Fifth. Thirty
third, Twenty-seventh. Thir-
teenth, Third Districts and van
stables. one thousand four hun
dred and twenty q, +2O) dollars
and fifty-one (0D cents; w. N.
Hazlett. plasterlng, seventeenth.
Twenty-third and Nineteenth DIS,
tricts. eighty ts0) dollars and
thirty (30) cents; Belfl Bros. a
Co. tile work. twenty t2o) ool
A. w. Harkins, glass and ce-
ment. one % dollar and sixty
'(6o) cents; Jos. Hillegas, glass
etc. four (4) dollars and twenty
eight (2S) cents; Arthur w. Ris.
gall, glass. two t2) dollars ana
forty-nine (40) cents; Joseph M
Smith. glass, two t2l dollars anc
ten (10) cents; Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Co. seven (O dollars; Geo,
,. OConnOr, plumDlnB, SlNteSH
G6) dollars and fifty (50) cents
/. s. Shreve. plumbing, fifty GOD
dollars and seventy-eight (IS)
cents; s. F. Bowser Co., repair.
gasoline tanks. ninety-fve l92l
dollars and seventy-hve (7e)
cents; Tacony Lumber Co, nine,
teen 19) dollars and eighty (sO)
cents; c. NJ. Buzby a Sons, lum-
her. seventy-three (73) dollars
and sixty-seven (67) cents; The
Howe Scale Co. repetr--scale'
eight (Sl dollars and seventy
three (73) cents; Casper NJ.
Titus, making irons for cellar
door. eight tS) dollars and hfty
900 cents. VIM S. Lilly, lumber.
twenty (20) dollars and two (2l
cents: W. H. Davenport. plumb.
ing, fifty-nine (50) dollars and
thirteen G3) cents: Ralph. VII
liams. repair--heaters, eighty
seven $50 dollars and fits. loO)
cents: Jas V. Powers, plumbing
ten (1O) dollars and seventy t7o)
cents; Jas. J. QuiEley y Son
roofing, sixty-four (64) dollars.
Item 31i7. To pay bill of Annie
Rsiney for furnishing meals TO
prisoners January, 1915. 10
AnEN9t lnlY o.. u.
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Item Al. SO that the salary of one
stenographer shall be Increased
from 5000 to 81. 200 per annum,
=. from September !, 1919........ 800
Item l. To pay bill for advertising.
The Press, twenty-four (24) dol
lars; Record fifty (5o) dollars
and forty t4O) cents, Public
Ledger, forty-four (44) dollars
and fifty 500 cents; Evening Bull
letin. forty-five (4J) dollars and
ninety 900 cents TotaI lG4
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THOMAS F SMITH,
mo. 110al Mayor Of Philadelphia.
THOMAS r SMITH.
(No. 1897 Mayor of Philadelphia.

AN ORDNANCE TO authorize the vaca ton
of League Island road, from Oregon ave-
nue. to Johnston street. except those. por-
tions lying in the bed of Sheridan street.
Section /. The Select and Common Coun-
ellis Of the City of Philadelphia do ordain:
That the Department of Public Works
(Roard of Surveyors) Is hereby authorized
to vacate League Island road. from Oregon
avenue TO Johnston street. except those por-
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
consistent herewith be. and the same are
hereby repealed
Approved the Both day of December, A. D.
1919.
THOMAS E. SMITH.
mo. 1900 Mayor of Philadelphia.
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AN ORDINANCE to permit Franklin Pro;
cess Company to erect bridge over ana
across Clearileld street, about forty ieeI
east of Howard street
Section !. The Select and Common Ccun.
ellis of tho City OF Philadelphia do ordain
That permission be and is hereby granted
to Franklin Process Company, corporation
and across Clearheld street IN said IN
about forty (+0) feet east Of Howard stree,
OF width of S feet q inches and WIN =
cea rance above the curb elevation OF u lev n.
said bridge to be erected at the second Uy noUr
level to connect the plant of SAID CoWpSnSI
with new building proposed tG be sreG'Sgu ~
by said Company. The said bridge shaii ~
constructed in accordance with the re9uittSy N,
nents and under, the supervision OF IEs Sns
with plans TO be approved by the sag ~
partment and tho Art Jury. ana snahh h,s
used exclusively in the conduct OF the ~ ous
ness of said Company and srecteu "a suJbsr
not to Interfere with any munlclpal or p,liN prN
structure at said location. Before thls "a VssS
nance shall grant any privilege ny ane onisr
Franklin Process Company shall I'Ts oGG'iy
Solicitor. protecting the City from al 9tin ,bs
ages or claims for damages by reason OF said
! cSnstruction and maintenance OF tnG line
| bridge and 10 remove the same AZ any that
| upon The passage OF an ordinance u u ~ NJ
| eeffct and that no lettering or lhsGrIPhhJid 20
| any kind shall be placed upon salu " mall
| The said Franklin Process COMPANY ATTY
| pay into the city Treasury the sun ,hts or.
| t50) dollars for the publication OIL '"''
o'%l%SSS XgpfgysS this both day Of pso'm0''
A. D. lsl'' THOMAS b. SMITH.
| ~, ,o,n Mayor Of Phladelphla.
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of such business or establishment shall b, be
making such application for an original or
sSa ps sSe nG SRDiSs So city
The sum ot ten lol dollars and each sPPli5 p "a
By the receipt Of the city Treasurer therefor.
Section 3: L shall be ewfu, for the fs,v Do ~
revoke any such license upon proof satistao-
tory to him by affidavit. oath or affirmation.
the of N of the sos oe hs
Commonwealth; or that the conduct Of any any
sh Sssh OR paSs cs ssa
or Improper practices have been permitteS
oes u be-
the licensee to present evidence and TO be
heard on bis own behalf When, any isense Ss
other License shall be granted to such =. H. r.
sons to carry on conduct or maintain any
such business upon the same premises {or ,a
of ak mSnths b TIE pTset9T S SsSs Ss fn
power to prescribe Rules and Resulations
for the purpose q carrying this orainsnSe IM,,
tendant is employed at any such place OF
sSeS attendsn 'hS as apnsSss 1 the
said Director, together with such other faots
of such Re msS '0'
Section I. Al such places ana establish,
provided for by BY this i ordiDanee, % shall be sub,
tset to the supervision and report & OF roSI,s sne
| lations for that purpose as may be provided
and established by the Director of the De
! partment OF Public Safety,
! Section .. Any person or persons wht
! shall violate the provisions of this ordinance
| shall be subject TO a penalty of twenty-five
! dollars (S25. 0O) for each offense, and to Q
! further penalty of FIVE dollars $4,000 for
| each day during which such violation may be
continued, TO be recovered as lines ana pen
alties of like amounts now recoverable
| by law. or upon conviction in any summary
proceedings before any magistrate.
Section g. All ordinances or parts OF ordi
| nances inconsistent herewith be, and the
same hereby repealed.
! Approved this Both day OF December
! A, D. 1919.
THOMAS r. SMITH,
(No. 1880 MAYOR of Philadelphia.
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,RTMENr OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Bureau Of Police

Ant. Personal services, TO
l',l,, ,,a,, ~ Wsges ana additional com
naGsation OF Patrolman Iohr },
ITsrrington, from July Slth %
TWiy IL, 1918, at the rate Of $500
5ay and 10 per cent additional
tam an" 553i4 10 pay bills incurred
Tor repairs to station houses,
i9Io as follows: J. H., shannon
Hardware Co, roofing telt, nalis
md repair locks, Thirty-hrst
ToTty-frst. Twenty-third Dis,
trirts and repair shop. thirty (3Ol
dollars ana eleven Ol) cents
IFiynn & Love, plumbing, Nine-
tesntb Seventh and Thirty-sixth
Districts, eighty-nlne (60) dollars
ana twenty-three t2a) cents; M
A Bruder. glass. etc, Tenth,
1Sbirty-fourth Tbirty-seyenth,
tiahtn Twentieth. Seventeenth.
tS"rty-first Districts and repair
shop' eighty-one (sD dollars and
fhirty-one (31l cents; y, II. Jor-
dan carpenter work. Thirteenth,
rpenty-seoond, Thirty-foIth,
Nineteenth. Third, Iniuslh
ssye,,teenth, Thirty sixtlH srd,
,rhirl rly-eightb Districts k4seteE
hundxed and n Asteen fJz3 dor