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Evening star., 1920-01-23
REMINGTON PLANT SOLD.
New York Corporations Buy Arms
Company's $40, 100000 Structure.

Sale of the plant of the Remington Arms
Company here, built at cost of nearly
ten million dollars, and Remington
City" with its six hundred homes for
workers, was announced yesterday.
Three holding corporations, formed in
New York, are the purchasers
Evening star., 1920-01-23

ROME, January 22.-An aerial post
al service will be put into operation
tomorrow between Rome. Pisa and
Milan with airplanes, and between
Milan and Turin and Milan and Ven
Ice with dirigbles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10
PORTER At once. Apply
FRUIT AND NUT SHOP,
1921 G st. N. w.

sALEsMAN-To ASSIST MANAGER. /
WANT A MAN TO WORK WITH ME IN
WASHINGTON. HE MUST BE EQUIP
PED WITH BRAINS CHARACTER AND
PERSONALITY. THE JOB is BUILDING
CLIENTELE FOR A BoNA-fIpE
HOUSE OF NATIONAL REPUTATION.
WILL ASSIST THIS MAN TO DE-
vELoP HIMSELF INTO A HIGH POSI-
TON. THE OPPORTUNITY rs SPLEEN
DID FOR PROMOTION AND LARGE IN
COME. THE ASSOCIATIONS ARE THE
BEST. AND THE CONNECTION is SUCH
AS TO Attract THE HIGHEST TYPE OF
MAN. IF YOU FEEL THAT YOUR
QUALIFICATIONS JUSTIFY 1T. WRITE.
GIVING DATA OF YOUR CAREER. AND
INTERVIEW WILL BE ARRANGED.
GIVE AGE. RELIGION AND rELE-
PHONE NUMBER MAIN 2s7s
TINNERs--Two, FIRST ciass Apply be-
tween I and 8 p. m. 1928 II 81, N. u.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY 10 Ioan in small snouutu oSCAE
G. THOMAS. 2iO National MetropoiitEU
pank bldE.
MONEY rs IoAN-sqso 10 $500. GOO on y
C. real estate. SeNera trust funds. Al
transactions conducted with economical
eonside era tion for borrowers
WM VI SAUNDERS a 90,
Southern Building. ooT 18th ct ". u.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10

GENERAL merchsndise store for sale:
country. good opportunity Box 22s.
LivCrdalc, Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10
j. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg. -
FARMS TOR NE
LOTS FOR SALE

pyILpTNg LOT, GoxIso, on Northsmpto'
at near Nevada ave, chevy chase, u. =,
reasonable terms. Apply 80 OWNER, 312'
CHESAPEAKE u, ChoyE Cnaee. y. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DnLtCATEsyEN store, complete sol @ 81.
y. W, f,r sale, price, 81. 500; low renta
bic opportunity Apply 10 Frederick y.
1ai Main 1119
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10

ELECTRO MEnICAL TREATMENT cures
SKIN DISEASES Eczema, Acne, Lupus
implies Golfers, Ncugitis. DIR. NlCHoL-
SON 1905 II Ct. n. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10

wANTED-young lady FOR general office
work. must be able to use typewriter (.
small beginning, but opportunity for ad-
vancemcnt. See Mr.. ROGERS, after . q
m, room 23s, Munsey bldg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
LARGE COMMUNITY
! OF OLD CHURCHES
AND FINE TOBACCO
Interesting Description of Most
Productive Section of Lam
caster County, Pa.
CLOS NC WITH AN
ANTI TOBACCO LECTURE

This comes to YOU from a very quaint
old town in Lancaster county, Pa, ,-
Churchtown, so named from a family
quite prominent in its early days and not
Ms might he supposed, from the four
churches located here in SO small a village.
The Episcopal is the oldest-over one
hundred wears, | am told, handsome
structure of stone, surrounded by large
burial ground in which are many old
yravcstones, with dates far back IN the
seventeenth century. In one of these, a
later monument to the memory of a loved
wife. is carefully inserted and protected a
picture of the loved one. But the glory of
this old church and the religious denoml-
nation it represented. has departed, for
TODAY the membership has dwlndled to
such an extent that no regular services
are held therein.
The Presbyterian church also has very
large graveyard with stones, bearing
old dates, also later and very handsome
monuments.
The Methodist Church has at present,
believe, the largest membership of the
churches right in the village, Not far, how
ever IS located branchof the Mcnnonitcs'
church, and It's house of worship. Still
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

disposed of TO the great tobacco companies
OF the country for manufacturing into
cigars etc. This Lancaster county tobacco
is reputed to bc OF fine quality and Is used
largely Tor cigar wrappers. ! believe. The
crop brings hundreds of thousands of
dollars to the growers
One grower nearby, told the writer he
expected TO have from an acre and quar-
ter 5000 pounds, for which he hoped to
receive 80 cents per pound. The buyer
referred to, however thought his esti-
mate As To both quantity and price too
high, naming the latter as 20 to 25 cents,
the difference between seller and buyer,
A Lancaster county farm of 81 acres
recently sold for S425 per acre. Pre-
sumably it's acreage is well adapted to
tobacco growing.
In the years before the civil war, we
were accustomed to hear about the worn
out tobacco farms Of Virginia, and it was
generally understood that tobacco grow
ing greatly exhausted the soil of it's fer
tility. These Lancaster county growers
claim whether correct or not. this is not SO
that corn deprives the ground of quite as
much of its fertiltzing elements. One
grower informed me that he had grown
tobacco on the same one and a quarter
acre lot for twenty-sevcn consecutive
years. Asked rs To fertilizers, he informed
that he applied lime literally every three
years, 600 pounds of tobacco fertilizer
and horse manure on one half the ground
on alternate years
Those of my friends who know Of my
lifelong opposition To the use Of this vile
poisonous, notwithstanding weed, and
my belief as physician. that It's influence
upon the health and morals of those over
whom it holds It's tyrancal ways, is littl,
less deleterious than that of alcohol,
beverages, will wonder why | have de-
voted time and space to writing of IT,
First. then. because II affords me tn,
opportunity of condemnlng the devotion
Of the rich soil OF one of Pennsvlvanias
most fertile and beautiful countries. to tho
production Of this noxious weed. instcac
Of growirg bOu1tlf harvcsts of wheat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

farther, towards Morgantown are Men
monte and Omish meeting houses. These
religious sects constitute an important
part of the citizenship Of this and other
parts Of Lancaster county. They are al
most entirely agrIc,Ilturists, and their fine
homes and great red-painted barns, sur
rounded by fertile acres. add a picturesque
beauty TO the landscape, rs viewed from
the ridge. on which this village IA located,
and along which is constructed splendid
State road, with rich valley land on either
side, extending to low mountain and
wooded hills on either side.
If one unacquainted with one Of the
important from a financial point
products of these rich Lancaster county
farms, were to ride today along this State
road. they would be led to inquire what
the long, straight rows Of green plants
could be growing so luxlriantly at this
season of the year on field after field. They
are a second growth from the roots ct the
tobacco crop, which was cut close tn the
ground, n fortnight ago when IT was har-
vested These will be plowod under next
Spring
When your correspondent arrived here
about twenty-six days since, the tobacco
growers were very busy securing the crop,
ere dar ger from frost should detract from
the value of the great broad, rankly
growing leaves They cut IT with long
shears, spear the stalks on hangers, load
these on their tobacco wagons, transport
them to their great tobacco barns, where
they are suspended in tiers from roof to
floor, TO wilt and dry until November or
December, to await the tobacco buyer
after it has been stripped from the stalks
or stems Near where | write stands a
great tobacco warehouse belonging to
the principal tobacco buyer of this neigh
borhood
Here the tens of thousands of pounds
Of the dried leaves. packed in bales, are
brought These then are packed by the
buyer in boxes and weighed. The tobacco
undcrgoes sweeteNing process, Ivy which
il loses portion of it's bitterness. Here il
remains for year or longer. when il is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

corn, oats, fPiit and vegetables to which
it is SO well adapted The one, not only
of no possible good use to humanity, and
only productive of evil while the other
could contribute 80 greatly To the susie
nance and health Of the community.
Since il is greed alone that leads to the
devotion Of fertile land to tobacco growing
instead of the life sustaining cereals.
fruits and vegetables. thus adding To the
hi gh cost of food, ! do not hesitate TO
llairg myself with the altrIistic men and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

women. who propose for the good Of
humanity, To wage lceflsing warfare
aVnnst The tobacco evil, To the extent
that the intelligence aud conscience Of the
nation shall ultimately be awakened tn
the necessity Of banishinR it's production
and use from our fair country.
pusey Head, NJ. ID.
Wilmington, October II, 1920.
Lost something Try classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

EVERY EVENING Will MNGToN DELAWARE
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-09
PARADISE VALLEY
SQU|BS OF INTEREST
Continued from Page one) .

NOOulluucQ llVhl Idbo Ohtt
ers for cooperative buying of sup
plies for the farms, as well as selling
farm products, was discussed. Freet
dent F. b. Stewart of the association
is in California. and III. ~ Off
ciated in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geronimo Erquiaga
have moved to Spring City, where he
will work on the road and she will do
the cooking for the road workers.
George Williams OF Willow Point
was in town Sunday.
F. L. Wood and Art Gillian were
Winnemucca visitors Saturday. Harry
Lye and Elmer Cathcart, who have
been on jury duty, returned with them
late Saturday evening.
To those who doubt that spring is
here we offer three conclusive proofs,
to wit: On Saturday, March 6. we saw
our first robin, prepared and ate our
first dandelion salad and picked u
first "Johnnie-jump-ups'; all about
a month ahead of last year!
Pablo Echeverria, who was out of
school for several days last week with
a severe cold, is much improved.
Thomas Dooley returned Sunday
from Winnemucca. where he has been
serving on the jury.
Irwin Case is back from a months
combined business and pleasure trip
to San Francisco and other points.
Gerhart Miller Sr. and G. Miller Jr.
were in Paradise from their Willow
Point ranches Sunday to attend the
cattle association meeting.
Santi Urruita was in town from the
Alcorta mine. He says they are pre-
pairing for some good shifts" this
spring.
Fritz C. Buckingham returned Sat
urday from a business trip to eastern
Nevada.
Clarence Hanson left Monday to
meet his sister Elsie, who is return
ing from Fernley. She was expected
home some time ago, but her sisters
family were taken down with the in
huenza just as she was ready to leave
so she stayed to see them through the
epidemic and had a slight touch her
self.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-09
DEMOCRATS MEET IN RENO
TO SELECT DELEGATES TODAY

Democrats from all parts of the
state are in Reno today for the meet
ing of the state central committee
which began session at the city hall
at ten o'clock this morning. There are
two distinct factions in the field. one
of which, headed by John F. Kunz
is in favor of the election of dele
gates to the national convention by
he state central committee and the
other, of which Attorney-G General
Fowler is reported as being the guild
ing start, favoring the selection of
delegates through a primary election
and state convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-09

Mike Goyhex Of Jungo, sheep man,
is in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Harvey and
daughter Opal we're arrivals yester-
day from Paradise Valley.
Tom Ray is a recent arrival here
from Battle Mountain, where he is en-
gagged in mining operations.
w. A. Keddie of Fallon, connected
with the Williams Estate Company,
was a visitor here yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. George B. Williams OF
the Nevada Harmony mine were ar
rivals in this city yesterday.
NJ. Reinhart, president Of the VIM
nemucca State Bank & Trust Com
pany, who has been in San Francisco
on a business trip, returned to this
city today.
A. G. Lay of Jackson Creek is here
today. "
John Etchart is a visitor here from
Golconda. @
Thomas Dooley returned to Para
disc Sunday after serving as a jury
man. q
N. A. Gillian arrived here recently
from Paradise Valley to spend a few
days. Q
j.. IT. Mccall, mining mar of Col
conda, is visiting here for a few
days.
Frank Laucerica has returned to
his home at Amos after a short visit
here. "
J. L. Durrett, Buffalo Valley ranch
man, was a visitor in Winnemucca
Sunday. @
Joe Baltazar has returned to his
home at DEMO after a short visit in
this city. 9
Mr.. Laura F1orin has departed for
California, after spending some time
in Winnemucca visiting with rela-
tives. @
Mrs. ]. T. Knoles of this city has
gone to Slater, Missouri, having been
summoned there by the illness of a
relative.
Miss Cecil Corecco, who has been
visiting in Winnemucca with rela-
tives, has returned to her home at
Ogden, Utah. "
Ira S. Pearce, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Western Pa
cifc, with headquarters in Salt Lake
City, is calling upon local shippers
here today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-09
MENTION Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND co

Fred Hummel of Jungo is a recent
arrival in this city.
Amos Aramburu of McDermitt is a
guest at the Star hotel.
Joe Schell spent the weekend here
from the camp of Sunshine.
Mrs. f. F. Rcmusat of Golconda
was a recent visitor to this city.
Jerry Coughlan and w. F. Boyken
of Midas are arrivals here today.
Jack leland was Q visitor here last
week from Quinn River Crossing.
+. J. Oliverius has gone to San
Francisco on a short business trip.
Harry Waggoner has accepted a
position as night clerk at the Over
land hotel.
Irwin Case was a business visitor
in Winnemueca last week from Para
disc Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Minor, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. d. Scott, are visit
ing in McDermitt.
j. r. Roach, who has been visiting
at Stockton. CAL, for some time has
returned to this city.
F. l.. Wood, principal of the Para
disc Valley school, was a weekend
visitor in Winnemucca.
@
Mrs. ]. A. Sadorus, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is reported
as convalescing rapidly.
Miss Lola Defenbaugh of DEMO is
a recent arrival here to complete her
studies at the high school.
Laurence Miller and Claud Reeves
of Paradise Valley are spending a
few days visiting in town.
f. Whitaker, a former resident of
Rebel Creek, but now located at Reno
is a recent arrival here from the
riverside town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

Tth y. DIV. i44th ST.. Hamilton pi.. and
a diagonal line from the corner OF Hamilton
pi. and W. if3d n. 20 the corner OF Broad
way and w. 14ith Il.
sth y. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
q w. lit,h q. and nroadway TO ihe corner
Aq Oh H. DIV. i4sd st.. Hamilton pi.. w.
1920 81. and broadway.
10Th Y. DIV. 1921 st.. Amsterdam ave-.
w. t4ist ct, and broadway.
nth y. DIV. iaist St, Amsterdam ave-.
18th e. DIV, 1921 St. Conyen, ave. w.
fs4th st., Hamilton Terrace, w. ifIst At.
Convent ave.. w. 10Th IT. and Amsterdam
iath r.. DIV. 10th St. Amsterdam ave-.
w i30th ~. and Hamilton place.
18th v. DIV. isiat St, Edgecomhe ave.
OF w i40th 81. and sth ave. 20 the corner OF
w. i3oth ~. and Edgeconbe ave-, EdgccombC
ave. and 81. Nicholas ave.
18th u. DIV ifist st. diagonal linc
from the corner Of 9TH ave. and w. lt1st -.
10 the corner OF sth ave and w. i40th ct,
w. fOfth Fl. and Edgecombe ave.
10th II. D.-A diagonal line from the cor
NOR OF 9Th ave. and w i4Oth ~. 20 the cor
ner OF It'll ave. and w. i4ist st, eth ave-.
i7th Il. DIV 10th st.. 7th ave-. and y
diagonal line from the corner 81 w. i3o,h ~.
and eth ave. to the corner OF w. i4oth 81.
is,h ". D.--A diagonal line from the corner
OF w 10th At. and sth ave. 20 the corner ~
w. i3ath 81. and Tth ave. TN ave-, W. i3Iil
ipth u. IA diagonal line from the corner
OF w. 18Th q. and Edgecombe ave. to The
corner OF w i40th ct. agd sth ave-, sth ave.
w. 18TH Ut. and Edgscbmbs ave-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

fr e. D.-A diagonal line from the corns.
Of 81 ave. and =. 10th 1T. to the corner Of ID
I'd .. p.-A .dlsson.l line from the eorns,
is 90 ave- eVe and a." r. i7tS ST.. LIST ave-. e. 18th
80 az " 3 alsrona, line from the corner
list ave. and r. 10Th ST.. ist ave-. and .
diagonal line running from the corner Of LIST
ave. and y. iIth st. TO the corner OF "a ave-
9Th D. De. 10Th st.. Ave. \. u. nth st.
4 E i "a &. 1 as. RIVE Z. E. EN- ~: ".
9th. V. DE goth ct. LIST ave. a dlss,onsi
line from the corner 3. % ist ave ea 1nd 18Th %
I'm " DE. 2ist IT., Cd ave-. a diagonal
81. 10 the corner OF 20 ave. and e. goth st,
an = y. p.-A diaronsi line from the corner
ave- aSS r. aG sad 81. 30 l.. 4 ave. H. Sc,S ST. and
or r; p.-A dIsrg1sl limo from I'm the . corner e,
In Inc from snd n. p sps q st
~. 70 the corner Of I'd ave. and z. ead ST.
10Th ". DE. 2ath ST.. "a ave-. e. 2ist
iith ~ DE. aad st.. "a ave-. =. asd st.
18th ". DE. 18th n. and "a ave-, r.. gath
st., Sd ave-. E. cad st. and Lexington ave.
18th II. DE. goth ST.. list ave, a diagonal
line from the corner Of r.. o5th 1T. and LIST
ave. 20 the corner Of v; gath st and "a ave.
len y. De. eeth st.. Eas, River. %. a2d
is,h r.. DE. 2sth st.. LIST ave-, u. goth st.,
East River, r.. 26th ~. and ~ ave
10th u. De. 27th St. Cd ave-. ID. 0eth 1T.
and ID ave.
nth u. DE. Goth st, I'd. ave. q. 9th ST..
nj ave n oath st and Lexington ave
18th r.. De. aoth st.. LIST ave-. u. 2sth at.
and "a ave.
10Th y, DE. soth ST.. I'd ave-. p. Goth ct.
and Lexington ave.
2osb u, De 500 st.. Sd ave-. e. ooth st.
and Lexington ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

p. = Amsterdam ave
18th y. DIV. f30th st St Nicholas ave.
w 10th at. and Convent ave.
9TH y. DIV 1880 st, a diagonal lin'
ave and 81. Nicholas ave.
2sth ". DIST. Nicholas ave-, a diagon4
line from the corner Of W. isoth At. and Sc
and SIN ave-. sth ave ana W. iasth e. y
2sth p; DIV. 10th ST.. It'll ave. W. f2stf
soth r; DIV. isoth ST.. TIN ave-. W. i2eth
slst y. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
~ W. i3tst -. and 9Th ave. 20 the corner NJ
w. iszd 81 and It'll ave-. 7th ave-. w. fsoth
$50 Il. DIV. 1890 st.. 7th ave-. a diagonal
ine from 'he corner OF W. 1924 gt. ard 49,
ave ave 20 ths corner of w. iSist ct. and Str
sad y DIV. ialth St. 7th ave. w. 1880
st. and 81. Nicholas ave.
OF ST avs nsa w. T s,,s tse TO s.
ST., TN ave. and w. f34th Ut.
g.. a d'aronaI line from the corner Of w
iaath ST and Sth ave, to the corner OF w
istth st. and 81. Nicholas ave. and Sc
SdtS y. DIV. iso,n st.. 81, N,cnoia. ave-,
w l3sth IT. and Amsterdam ave.
s7th y. DIV f35th 81. 81. Nicholas ave,
". lsoth St. Convent ave-, w. i3ist 81. and
ssth =. n.--A DIAGONAL line from the corner
Of W 1880 81. and Broadway 20 the corner
stertam ave, a diagonal line from the corner
cf w. i3ist 81 and Amsterdam ave. 20 the
corner Of W. 1929 ~. and Old Broadway, Old
Broadway and w. 1874 n.
3oth r. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
OF w. 18TH 81. and Broadway 20 the corner
Of w. i3ith 81. and Amsterdam ave, thence
n diagonal line from the corner OF w i34th
~. and Amsterdam ave. TO the corner Of w
i3ad st: and proadyay. and broadway.
from the corner OF w. fsgth ~. and River
eide drive tothe corner of-w. f35th 81. and
Broadway. Broadway. w. 1880 st. and Hud-
son River.
4fst u. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
OF W. t3Sth at. and broadway 20 the corner
Of w. f36th st. and Amsterdam ave-. Am
sterdam ave-, and n diagonal line from tn,
corner Of Amsterdam ave. and w. ts4th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

Is, r. DE. 10Th ST.. Park ave. E. iisth
". and 9th ave.
"a II. DE. f2oth st.. Park ave-, II. 18Th
NJ. and Madison nve.
I'd ". De. i24th st., Madison ave-. y.
11pth st, 9Th ave., and a line across Mount
Morris Park from the corner OF 9Th ave. and
f24th 81.
4th y, p,--A diagonal line from the corner
Of W. 1921 "a. and Lcnor ave. 70 the corner
OF w. 1920 81. and Mount Morris ave-, Mount
Morris ave-, w. fe4th ST., n line across Mount
Morris Park from the corner Of w. i24th a..
and bth ave. 10 the corner OF w. t2otA st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

from the corner OF Sd ave. and y. sett
st.. E. ssh st.. I'd ave, diagonal line
from the corner OF ID avg. and r; s7th st 81
% the corner OF Lexington av. and e, ssh
sath y, p.--A Ola Eonal line from the cor.
ner OF ". both ". and Sd ave. TO the corne'
OF ~. Snth 81. and I'd ave. ~ ave, al
aso ss, line from the corner Of % ave. sns
ooh ". DE. seth st.. Is, ave-. v. ssh
iist n. p.--x diagonal line from the cor.
ner OF n ave. and n. Doth IT. TO the cor
ner OF Ist ave and e. soth St. ID. soth
n E re, De- 20 ave oo,, :, O., as. and a Al.
agonal line from the corner Of fst ave. and
a. ~ s''tn st. TO the corner OF I'd ave. ana T.
asd e. DE. OILS, St. a diagonal line from
the corner OF p. eisi 81. and ist ave; TO the
corner Of p. Goth ST and "a ave. "a ave.
ana S'1son se line from The corn.r q "a ave ave
4tth II. D.--A diagonal line from the
corner o. y. eoth st. and 20 ave; 70 ,he
sS,6 r.. p.-x di.sop., line from tho cor
ner o s.st st. and Is, ave % Avenue S sos
8. and Avenue ' to he he corner o. d soth
' 18th r. p ave. s sssds s 'y line from the
corner of East End ave. and y. ssth ST.,
II. RSth st. and Avenue A.
4Tth n. DE. p2d St. East River. u.
ssth st.. diagonal line from the corner OF
II. Seth 81. and East End ave, 20 the cor
ner OF r.. soth st. and Avenue A. Avenue
a, diagonal line from the corner OF N.
Goth st. and Avenue 70 the corner OF r..
eist st.. and fst ave.. and list ave.
18th ". D.--A diagonal line from the cor
ner OF r.. o2d st. and ist ave-, LIST ave. 10.
e1st st. and "a ave.
10th 70. De. p3d ST., LIST ave. ~ 18th
line from the corner OF r.. p2d IT. and 1st
ave. to the corner Of E. psd at. and ID ay.
Both Z. DE. oath St, list ave, u. VSd
5fst DE. e5th ST.. I'd ave-, p. e6th
st.. East River. II. oath ~. and 81 ave.
$50 y. DE. e7th 1t. I'd ave-. e. 95th st.
and Sd ave.
Ssd e. De. Goth ST.. ID avs, u. 18th
81. East River. e. Goth ST.. I'd ave-, H. win
st. and I'd aN