Evening journal., 1911-05-03
OPPORTUNITY
TO REGISTER
Polling Places Will be Open
on Saturday to Qualify
Voters
DEPARTMENT NAMES
The ELECTION OFFICERS

An opportunity will be given voters
who did not register for the last State
election to qualify for the municipal
election on June 3, a special regis
tration being held on Saturday of this
week. the registration places opening
between IL and II o'clock noon. and
closing at o'clock in the evening.
Those who have registered and
changed their residence may qualify
by making their new residence known
at the Department of Elections. The
department has issued a list of the
registration and election officers. It
follows:
First Ward-First district-R. Ak
en-, !. J. Harkins, Wilson Oakes; Sec
ond, William Fl. Longacre, William S.
Prettyman. John J. Murdock; Third,
Manuel Cramer, Edwin Bubenzer,
Thomas Tobin
Second Ward-First district-H. T.
Mari, George I. Ferguson. Harry c.
Schnepf; Second, Joseph Conner.
James Coyle. John p Altsentzer;
Third, Harry Butler. John Garner.
John r. Sullivan; Fourth, William J.
Winchester. Romert Washington. J.
+. Gold, Fifth, William r. Goodman,
w. w. Dickerson; Sixth, John Colby;
James Braden, John Hoodock; Sew
enth, Albert A. Serson, Henry F..
Hedley, James B, Stevenson.
Third Ward-First district r. B..
McGuigan, Thos. Hume. Thos Duffy,
Second, Harvey TazwelI. Al. Roberts,
James Riley; Third. Frank Simmons,
John r. Quinn, John Taylor, Fourth,
charles u, Hallam, Lawrence Ferry.
John J. Kelley; Fifth. William Cox,
John j. Hickey. William II. Blake.
Fourth Ward-First district-O. c.
Davis, Gerald Farrell, Thos. Donohoe:
Second, Chas. f. Robinson, John F.
kaue, John L. Yates, Jr., Third.
George T. Lyons, George Ringlapd.
Harry A. Newman; Fourth. Martin F.
Hutton. John NJ Patterson. William
a. Shawn. Fifth, Lewis g. Lennon.
James Fl Taylor, David w. Mccarthy.
Firth Ward--First distriot-W William
~ Spence, Thomas r. Carpenter. Jr..
v " Harrison; socond-John w.
Mills Joseph A. Tucker. George B.
thompson; third-lsaac A. Gray,
Clifford Mccall. Archibald Pryor {:
fourth-Oscar c, Draper, Harry c..
Hackett. Jr.. F. Ford Phillips fifth
Frank n. Simmons. Edward J. Brad
ley. Francis Mitchell; sixth-Afred
T. Coverdale, Stewart Mclaughlin.
Thomas Derogratis; seventh-Samuel
G. Vandegrift. W. Scott Vernon.
George J. Scott: eighth-Harry G.
Griffith. William 2. Sherwood, John J.
HanlNy. ninth-Harry Stafford,
James F. Sutton, Joseph H.. Patton
tenth-Elmer z. Shellenberger, Chas.
s. Lednum. Lewis Hartman. 49,
Sixth Ward-First district-James
King, Fred c. Hess, Harry Hollis;
second-Harry Simpson. Walter Lock
wood. Fred w Hess. Jr.; third
Mahlon W Hilles, Sydney Anderson
Frank T.. Dickerson; fourth-Thomas
Schwamb. William McCracken Ben
iamin Crumlish; fifth-Nevin NJ
Clowney, Joseph II. E. Armstrong.
Richard O'Connell; sixth-Frank
zebley. Howard Hayes. Arthur Wiley
seventh-Walter Dillman. Elmer
Boatman, George Geiaendorfer; /;
eighth-George Smedley. Robert w.
Cramer, A. z. Cloud; ninth-Edwin
Thomas, Alonzo Shockley. William
Priggs.
Seventh Ward-First district-H
NJ. Wiley. James Dandy. John B. Gin
der; second-Harry p Bowers. Harry
Johnson, George H. Lackey third
Charles Russell. George Winslow
Alexander Miller; fourth-David w
Gray. Howard Shuster. Frank d.
Walker; ffth-Arthur Chambers
Daniel Farra. Leslie w. Pyle; sixth
Howard e. Frantz, Henry c. Kurtz
William C. Devine; seventh-Harry
G. Robinson, Thomas Mullan. Jr, AL
fred Briggs; eighth-Frank M
Smith, Peter A. Horty. James j.
Monaghan; ninth-Frank V. Finn
!. Harland Hudson, Robert Hayes
tenth-Henry c. Downward. Leslie
r. Carpenter, Merris Taylor; tenth
Joseph n. Wheeler. Robert A. Shaw
Frank L. Tindall.
Eighth Ward-Walter Clark. J. y.
Knox. Lee SturgiG thirteenth
Brownlow T'rimmingham, Frank s
Shaub. Harry Feeney; fourteenth
William Brown. Walter McKendrick
James McManus; ffteenth-Martin
Feeley. James McCafferty, Adam Len
boff: sixteenth Edward Sayers, 10
seph Maxwell. Eugene DOugherty
William Lowe, Edward
McAteer, Ernest Hetherington; eigh'
teenth-HarOld G. Kelly. John A