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The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Saturdays Silk Offerings Selected From the May Sale
The Finest Quality Newest Style Largest Display High Grade
Offered in a

Pure Silk Lumineaux Satins, IN strong color
assortment. 80 shades. yard wide, 81 value at,
per yard 75c.
Pure Silk whipcords. in gaee, changeable col
ors; also line stripe numbers, yard wide, $3.50
values at per yard, zee.
Crepe de Chine at less than the cost OF produc-
ton. Ivory, Cie Blue, Maise. Nut Brown, Navy and
Black. 40 inches wide $3.50 value at, per yard 83c.
1912 high-class Bordure Foulards; dependable
qualities in up-to-date coors and styles; oriental
lace, Egyptian, Bulgarian and Cathedral designs in
correctly blended colors. All widths, $3.50 and 81
values at, per yard, 81.
Chameleon Surah Lumineaux in exclusive style
in design and color blending silken fabric OF sur
passing beauty for the style gown; As inches
wide, 81 value at. per yard, CSC. -
Tailoring Pongee silk Suiting-a quality suit
able for motoring, boating and all outing wear.
Shepherd checks and Pekin stripe 26inch width,
$l.25 value at, per yard. sec.
Glaze Chiffon Thread Tafetas in splendid color
blending including the opal and Paris shades also
black warps yard wide, $3.50 and $125 values at,
per yard, S9c.
Bordure Novelty Silks of choicest texture and
style-exclusive Radium Silks, Crepe de Chine La
mineaux and Peau Brilliant, Poplns Have beautiful
oriental borders In variety of coors and designs.
All wide widths 49, $3.50 and 81 values per yard zee.
Genuine Shedwater Foulard Silk; navy, paon
blue Danish blue, English grays. the new green.
wistaras vieux rose white and black. tans browns,
yiolets An exclusive assortment TO select from:
$ll0 value at, per yard, 73c.
Tub quality Surah Foulards; distinctive style in
these silks ideal for womens and mems tailored
shirts, underwear, pajamas and dresses Desirable
for all outing gowns. Absolutely fast colors,
shrinkable; 81 value at, per yard 6ec.
Bordure Voiles and Grenadines; styles for
gowns dresses and combination uses. Included
pure silk black grenadines with colored satin Dor
ders in blending shades $3.50 and 81 values sale
at, per yard. 6ec.
Waterspotproof Peau de Cygnes including the
stylish Pekin stripe desgns-n just the fashionable
shades The new Jouy designs In the Paris colors-
the white and black stripes with monotone colored
designs. Wide width $3.50 value at. per yard, ssc.
Novelty Silk Voes In Bordure and allover de-
signs Imported and American designs, in qualities
and color blending; 81, $3.50 and 81 values, sale
at, pei yard, ST.
= IlYnineaux Silks In satin Jacquard designs; &c
inch width, 81 value at per yard, sec.
Seco r
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Towels

Towels
IL 1-2c Huck Towels. Large size,
good quality with red borders, 1oc.
2Oc Linen Towels. All linen,
1sx3G iRches. Durable quality,
15c.
csc Linen Towels, extra heavy
quality. Pure linen. Red, white or
blue borders, 1se.
1850 Linen Towels. Large size.
Hemstltched, assorted damask
borders. 25e.
SOC Men TSSelsi Hemstitched,
pure Irish linen, large size with
damask border or allover pat
terms, SOC.
IL 1-2c Bath Towels, hemmed,
servlceable quality, Toe.
19c Bath Towels. Excellent
quality; good size, closely woven,
t4c.
35c Bath Towels; extra large,
heavy hemmed; red, white or blue
borders. 25e.
Acc Bath Towels; heavy and
very large size. Beautifully made
and durable, 35c.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Pattern Cloths, 81 Per
Yard, Worth 91.25
a Yard

Finely woven heavyweight pat
tern cloths and napkins, sold eX-
clusively in Detroit by The j. l..
Hudson Co, woven from the best
OF fax by one of the foremost max
ers in Scotland. We guarantee
them to give perfect satisfaction.
2x2 yards, worth $3.50 at 81.
2x2k yards, worth 1925, at $3.50.
2xS yards, worth 81, at So.
22.ineh Napkins TO match, worth
$3.50, at per dozen, $2.75y 4,
Irish linen pattern cloths, finely
woven 2x2 yards, an excellent wear
ing quality shown in handsome
round designs, regular $3.50, AZ
S2.Ae.
Beautiful heavyweight double
damask cloths, 2x2 yards, finely
woven with satin finish, round de-
signs. worth $50, at $685..
OF Irish manufacture. Measures
OK IL yards. Double satin
damask. Extra heavy and fine,
beautiful designs. Worth So at
$4.35.
"a Napkins TO match, worth
5000, at, per dozen, S4.59.
2x3 yards. Closely woven, dur
able quality that wears and laun-
ders well. Round designs. Worth
IS, at 1915.
We recently purchased at big
reduction a manufacturer stock
OF a certain number OF fine irish
linen cloths and napkins. Beau
tiful double damask quality IN
handsome designs. On sale at the
following reductions:
2x2 yards, worth So, at 1898.
2x2 IL yards, worth $3.50, at
$5.te.
2x3 yards, worth 50, at $3.50.
"a Napkins, worth IS, at, per
dozen $3.50.
Second Floor--Main Store.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
In the Lace Section

Bands vense and Baby Irish effects Two
special values priced at yard 25c and 35c.
New a
All specially
yard, Csc TO 81
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
TowelingS

lie Crash. All linen toweling,
good quality, assorted borders.
Yard &c.
15c Crash Heavy. pure linen.
Red and blue borders. Wears
well Yard IL 1-2c.
1sc Crash. Very fine, pure lin.
en-, full Is inches wide. The best
We ever offered. Assorted borders.
Yard 15c.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04

Shepherd Check Surah Silks in durable quality;
black and white gray and white. brown and white,
navy and white, 26-inch width at, per yard sec.
Novelty Peau de Cygne Satins in large range OF
coors; stripe designs in plain and monotone coors;
26inch width at per yard, sec.
Tareta Shepherd Checks in exceptional quality;
black and white brown and white, blue and white;
full yard wide for dresses and SUITS 81 value at per
yard. 73c
jacquard Silk Peau de Cygnes in beautiful self
coors-evening shades included 2+inch width; S5c
values at per yard soc.
Crepe de Chine in pure silk quality. Comes in
ivory, cel blue, navy blue and black, "A inches wide,
S5c values at per yard, SOC.
Pekin stripe Surah Silks in perfect quality
several size designs Comes in black and white and
navy blue and white; 26inch width; 81 value at, per
yard, 69c.
Novelty Taffeta Silks in the English grays, neat
checks, "hairlines, jacquard effects and Cannele
stripes; 81 value at, per yard, sec.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
y1rks pIMrLr, DnaTu REsuITs

TICKS pINpLEt DEATU RESUITs
PORT HURON. Mich4 May 3.--Blood
poisoning caused by picking a small
plmpie on his face caused the death
yesferday OF Richard Barney. aged a.
weil-known resldent OF this city. He
wat IN only "a hours
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Odd Napkins

$165 Napkins, pure linen, 20
inch, heavy closely woven quality,
assorted patterns, dozen S1.39.
$3.50 Napkins. heavy, all linen,
Pinch, Irish manufacture, firmly
woven and durable, dozen S1.98.
$3.50 Napkins, satin damask. very
fine, 22-inch size, beautiful finish,
new patterns, dozen $3.50.
p $3.50 Napkins, extra heavy dam
ask in two designs only, dozen
$3.50. =
IS Dinner Napkins, beautiful sat
in damask, extra heavy, round de-
signs. dozen $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
This Special May Sale Of Beautiful
Snowy Linens

n
city the
this wH
hnen,b
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04

styles with various facing
$3.50 o
More Chemsees fresh and dainty newly displayed for
Saturday; sleeves match-25c
The variety at 6oe
Rulings new to inches wide
white and o $275.
Several fine quality rulings yard. Csc
soc.
Groun Floor
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Women Like Our Boudoir Caps

Now comes the news that the Hudson Neck
wear store has sold since their introduction as
many OF these gold. silver and antique boudoir
caps as any store in New York city. Simply an
other instance OF the success of having the right
thing the moment women want ii. You'll realize
the reason for this enormous selling once you see
these exclusive caps themselves-$t75 to $3.50.
Another instance OF this stores individuality,
the new auto caps to be found here only in De
troit. Last week our sample line was sold In
day, many special orders placed-they
sprang instantly into feminine favor. Several
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
DanaSk

$1.25 Damask Full 2 yards
wide, bleached or silver bleached
damask. Best Irish manufacture,
the wear and laundering qualities
guaranteed. IL new designs to
select from. Yard, $1.oo.
csc Bleached Damask. Extra
heavy. 20 inches wide. Firmly
woven and shown in patterns.
Yard, 73c.
81 Damask. Bleached or silver
bleached, heavy and firm. VIII
wear and launder well. Yard, sec.
Linen SheetingS
Regular price OF this is s1.25 a
yard, 80 inches wide. IN finely
woven round thread quality. selling
largely for suits and skirts, sale
price, yard sec.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04


Bob Manchesteg Cracker Jacks"
come to the Gayety theater next week.
This season the company has such
nirth-provoking comedians as Johnny
Jess, John Williams, Harvey Brooks,
Frank Tanning, and Charles Ascot.
ard the feminine contingent is head.
ed by Rabi Leoni, called the model
Venus or burlesque," and Molie vii.
Jams, the Anna Held entertainer.
Sam Chip and Mary Marble in their
fnmous classic. I'm Old Edam," will
be the headliners OF the Temple pro.
gram next week. This playlet Of
Deutschland was written by Anna
Marble Pollock Delft blue and ivory
white predominant in the color scheme
OF costumes and stage effects. Miss
Marbles famous song, IF Only Had
n tanning Pie" mingles with gracefully
performed Dutch dances, and amusing
comedy. Other features OF the same
hin will be Haydn. Borden and HAYDN
singers, dancers and instrumentaIistI.
and Lew Hawkins, The Chesterfield
Of Minstrelsy.r
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Glove Values That Will Catch the
Feminine Eyes Saturday

, n In this glove store is give quality and then
naturally follow
day that these prime
Womens white
quality
Womens onecasp
uonal values 81 I'M
Womens lebuton length doublepped Manaise
lite
they are regular s125 values but Saturday
pair, 81. " -
Special lot
Paris in white the snectai
sale price
Womens 6buton length imported Chanosette
Gloves white black
closed out Saturday at. - - -
Womens elbow Gloves in white black
These specially suitable
dresses and waists This select
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Black Silks

Black Tafeta. heavy. yard wide, 81 value per
yard, SAC.
Black Moire Velour. heavy, yard wide, s5c value,
per yard S1.o9.
Black Tafeta, heavy, yard wide, s5c value, per
yard. &c.,
Black Taffeta Suting, yard wide. 81 value, per
yard, zee.
Black whpcord Silk. 26-inch width 81 value,
per yard 74e.
Black Duchess Satin, 24-inch width, Coo value at.
per yard, 4ec.
Black Pongee. yarn dyed. yard wide. s1.25 value
at, per yard, asc.
Black Satin Lumineaux, gown quality, s125 value
at per yard, e4c.
Black Taffeta suiting, tailoring quality, $3.50
value, per yard, S1.1e.
Black Satin Ombra. Imperial quality, 81 value,
per yard, $t.2s.
Black Peau de Sole. supreme quality 81 value.
per yard. S1.44.
Black Duchess Satin. sublime quality, 81 value,
per yard, St.59.
Black Meteor Lumineaux, $3.50 value, per yard,
s1.1s
Black Velvet Finished Peau de Sole $3.50 value,
per yard, S11s.
Black Duchess Satin coat quality $3.50 value,
per yard, s1ie
Black Peau de soie yard wide. 1925 value, per
yard, S1.09
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04

Second Floor-Main Store.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04

The Sheehan English opera COM
pany will come TO the Detroit opera
nctssc for three weeks, beginning mon
day. May 90. Among the principals
win be Joseph /. Sheehan. Francis j.
Boyle. Charles Swickard. Francis
TYLER. william J. Jorgenson, MISS
Gladys Caldwell, Miss Elaine De Sci
ltin. Miss Margaret Crawford, MISS
Annabel Carleton and others. ne
epening opera will be Gounods
Faust"
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04

AFTER an absence Of several seasons
jones X. Hackett VIII visit Detroit
appearing in the Detroit opera house.
Ia bis new. play. -The Grain Of Dust.
Monday evening, May Is, for . haif
weeks engagement. Mr.. Hacketts
company includes such distinguished
names as u. M. Holland, Frank Bur
beck, Frazer Coulter, Olive Harper
Thorne, Ann Crewe. and several
Others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24
I'D hi;N SEER no I.utt>rE
SiDNt hLLAN's HIDING I,I.>tr
Special Ia Thc Ti,7 - 49,.

p'S'ai 70 nc Iliti - Dispatch
Nm hers;. Va. April e3.-A mart, NJ
r''"1 ~. who ella med to be looking
.|r sidna Allen, ono of tho Csrrnii
1917 inurderers who Is stul at large.
pussch through Amherst to-day Tn.
vent in tho direction of I.owcsviil,
~ ~ SAID that stranger answering
IN many ways the description OF Sidni,
,.,',,,i nag peen seen at townsville re-
v.htIN. The man visited a store tharn
mere ne had some money cham ID
' 'Hu alter spending some Time nrouud
nc Town rctrcated TO the mountains
Inc fact that the stranger had coId
cISth' SAID to correspond to those Of
S.dna Allen. lie also carried a bundle
"hIch appeared to contain "a frying
well as some provisions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24
FAR AWAY FROM
SINKING LINER
Hellig Olav Could Not Have
Reached Titanic in Less Than
Twenty-Six Hours.

Ne" York. April :3.-The ifollis
OlaV. of the Scandinavian-A American
Line, which reached Hobok.n last
Wcdn sday. MAS 400 mites away from
the Titanic OH the SUNDAY night OF
the accident This is the substance OF
statement made here to-day by Sec
ond officer trcderik M.cklenburg. who
VII" was on watch that night.
According To the officer. The HelliS
Oihv was then in latitude Il.O2 and
Longitude aflo. The ship was almost
directly south OF sable Island. and
coming To This port. 1t would have
taken twenty-siX hours 70 have
reached Tire doomed ship. Mccklenburg
estimated
Wireless Operator \. l.. Anderson
said to-day that he received =. wire
less message from the olympic at 1880
o'clock sunday night. This message
said that the Titanic had strnck AN
iceberg. and that there seemed TO b..
no danger. lie was no, able to reach
the Titanic by wireless Anderson
says that he first obtained news of
the liners sinking from Cape Cod OH
TUESDAY night. He never received a
call for help, hc declared
y. T.. Johnson II Co. gcne,al pas.
'engcr agents Of the Scandinavian.
american Line. made q statement call
uS attention to tho wireless reports
u the morning papers .: Monday
April 10. showing the Titanic to have
occn i.2si miles cast OF Ambrose
Channel AT 2:l5 4. NJ sunday. and the
Hcllis Olav .55 miles east OF Ambrose
Channel on sunday AZ 3:25 T.. NJ. The
agents pointed out how these ngures
would place the Hellig Olav. proceed
ing a. her normal rate of speed. about
400 miles west of the place whore tho
Titanic struck At tho time OF tho
collision.
Thcy also stated that they had s.,
rcpor, by wireless from Captain Hoist.
the Iiellig OlaY. received by way OF
HalifaN and dated April Is. stating
that the Olav on Monday was 40
inilcs cast OF Ambrose Channel which
would have been an impossibility If
she had been in tho vicinity OF The IT.
tanic when the disaster occurred
Captain Hoist. OF the Hclllg OIav.
at the Princeton club tonight. said
that the first nens that the Titanic
mad struck an iceberg reached hiir
~ wireless messages from the Olyin-
Pic at l2;3c o'clock Sunday night lie
read from memorandum book which
he said was "a record OF the messages
exchanged with the Olympic
Have you heard anything about tho
Titanic? Signed olympic"
Tho reply from the iieiiig olsv: No.
nothing"
The oIympie's answer. Titanic
struck iceberg tonight;
The IIciis oiav then wirciessed
Captain Hoist .aid that it hoped there
vas no danger 10 which tho olympic
opIicd
Think everything all right, Keep
Il quiet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24
$1,000 ALREADY
MADE HOMELESS
conservative Estimate q Floo /
Results in Northeast
Louisiana.

delta Point la, .NpriI .3--Ovcr the
erstwh!lc fertile uelds Of Madison
Parish. from Delhi TO Mounds. u dis
lance oil forty miles. an Associated
Press representative today Travelled in
motor boat, ana from early morning
antil midnight a solid shect OF water.
as far as the eye could see In every
direction lay before h.nl sun thr
great Dog TAN crcvass. continues to
pour fourth immense volumes of the
Mississippi flood waters.
From Delhi To Delta Ioint opposite
Nicksburs, only one town. Thomas
town. was out OF water Excep, for
short stretches. ire tracks OF the
Hicksourg, shrcvcpor; and Pacific
railroad east to He'll: arc uHIer water.
washed away.
Tonight water stands from five to
fttec infect deep over thousands Of
acres OF fertile farm lands OF more
IMAM half dozen parishes OF North
western Louisiana, Oh which no crop
can be raised this year.
Iallulah. the parish seat o Madison
Parish. Is almost hopeless sight
win water standing from four TO six
feet deep In cv<ry business house in
tho town.
VERY few residences arc s.yond tn.
Hood line, and the people are travers-
i"e the streets in skis and motor.
boats
Practically every ono cf the several
hundred homeless negroes at Tallulnh
nave been removed TO the relief camp
al Mllikcns Bend. ten miles north
Perhaps a conservative estimate
would place ;hc number OF homeless
people in Northeast Louisiana al H.
QUO. but in another week twice that
number VIII be forced 10 leave their
homes by the flood waters from the
Dog Tan ana Panther Forest creNnsscs
on the west side OF the river By
that time the waters VII have reach
al the lowe! sections OF conc Urdia ana
Catahouia parishes. and begin their rr-
turn to the MISSISSIPPI through tic
Red River Many pcopIc at TuhIau.
Mounds and Delta Point fear Tor tho
safety OF the lcsco at Bedford's foint
three miles south Of tins place when
the flood waters from tho BcuIah
trcyasse on Tho east Side of the
Mississippi River return through tho
YaaoO River.
Tonight the bnckwa,cr from tic
DOG TAN crcvnssc - flooding tho plan
tnion OF Colonel T. l. MaXwoil, near
here where $500 acres are under cuI-
tlyntion ana 400 acres OF cotton, AL
ready Up. has been inundated
Last nights reports OF a tcn-foot
rise in thu Bartholomew river proved
to he unfoundcd, and the excitement
OF the people at Monroe ANA IN tina;
Vicinity has been greatly relieved The
Ouachitn River was slowly rocedinc
nj Monroe Tonight. ana tho people OF
that section arc more hopeful OF the
early passing OF the floods crest;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24

indiherently and answered in mono
tone Not guilty" Reminders OF the
courthouse tragedy We're numerous
ON the SCARED chairs ana the walls
clerk Dexter Goad and Floyd Allen
met Tor the first time since their pis-
-, ,oi ,tueI outside the courthouse Of
toe face OF Gcad and two bulIc,. il,
Floyd Aliens knee.
AS Clerk Goad ia an even vote.
rcad the long indictments. the scene
IN 'hc courtroom was one OF grim ST.
renee except for the n.anocuvrcs of
"a big newfoundland dog that Slowly
ctept around under the knees OF the
sptctators. calmly surveyed the pris-
Judges bench
NOT woman or : negro attended
INC trial. though many were on tho
courthouse green
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24
INDUCES !. D, ON

II these people would take ono or two
NlONA tablets with or after meals,
or whenever distressed, it would be Il
great big help TO the stomach in lis strain
OF ovcrwork
No matter what YOU eat or drink
Ml-O-NA tablets Will swcctcn Your sour
stomach and stop gas bclching, heavincss,
sourness, fermentation or any stomach
misery in a few minutes.
And Ml-ONA not only promptly re-
licvcs all distress, but If taken regularly
will absolutely cure indigestion by build
ing up the ilabby ovcrworkcd walls Of the
stomach and making them strong enough
to digest the most hearty meal.
Druggists everywhere offer MONA
stomach tablets for 50 cents box.
The Tragic Drug Co. guarantee it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24

Counsel for the defense dcmurred TO
the indictments on the ground that
the calling Of the grand jury for a
special term was not shown: that the
killing was not sufficiently described
that tn" original paper showing that the
list Of grand jurors that had been FUR
nished bS the court had not been pro
duced. and that the indictments con
tanned great deal oil surplusage
which might be used as evidence. bu;
which was improper to go to the trial
jury as an official statement OF al
legged facts.
Judge Massie ruled that the date
shows the special term. The surplus
age. he said, would not vitiate the pa
pers and that If any allegations We're
improper they would be controlled by
instructions. He certified that he fur
n!shcd the lis, OF grand Jurors 20 CLERK
Dexter Goad
The prisoners elected to be tried
separately.
Botn sides then agreed. after legal
argument 10 the change of venue, and
the court set April 80 as tho day for
the trial. Calling and recognizing the
witnesses occupied an hour. and court
adjourned for the term at noon.
Another Death May Result.
Another death may be added 10 TIN.
tolls OF the tras cdy Of March u Juror
.. {. Gait who VAS badly wounded.
bu; WHO Was supposed to bc recover
ing, was in IiiliSviic to-day as :. wit
ness. and told The Times-Dispatch cor
respondent that his Injuries would
probably result in his ocath. He Is d
ncrvous wreck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-24

read "as speedily as possibie.' and
adopted
technical motion TO reconsider the
Evans resolution followed. aud was re-
ltcted. thus. according to inuny mem
bers Of the committee. preventing III.
!u'u'e reconsideration Of tho order OF
thc committee FOR primary
The delegates To the Norfoik CON
Nemtion without opposition were de-
cIdrcd the nominees. and tlA,ir names
VII not appeal OF the printed ballots.
The name Of ;ie Mayor was order
ed printed ON the ballots however.
Notwithstanding the fact that he mas
no opposition.
The committee then rose to moot
Friday nisht.
Polling Places.
AZ that meeting COMMITTEES will
report the following schedule of pre-
efncts for the coming Council primary,
to be held next Tucsdd2:
Madison Ward-l'irst precinct. Az
North Eighth street; second precinct
III North Seventh Street: third pre-
einct. 1900 East Broad street: fourth
precinct, 502 Hull Street; fifth precinct
l3oi Hull street. sixth precinct 1893
Hull Street.
jefferson Ward First precinct, 29lo
East Main Street. second precinct 230d
Church Hin Avenue. third precinct
Masonic Han. North Twcnty-nfth
street; fourth precinct. col North
Twenty-eighth Street; NTH precinct.
2tli East Franklin Street. sixth pre-
cinct, 313i Second Street. Fulton.
Clay Ward-t'irst precinct. 81 West
Main Street: second precinct. ZIG South
Harrison street; third precinct. alG
South Pine Street fourth precinct,
1926 West Cary Street; firth precinct. !
South First Street.
pr.riuc, ,,o- Uo,t
Broad Street: second precinct. ZIG
West Broad Street; third precinct. 1919
West Broad Strcot< fourth precinct.
22l West Broad St.>t; nfth precinct.
West Leigh Street.
Registrars Named.
The Electoral Board OF the city mott
fed the committee that the following
REGISTRARS had been named for the va
rious new precincts IN accordance with
the FORWARD ordinance. and these
officials will take part IN the primary
OF next Tuesday. having custody OF
the poll books and official records:
Clay Wnrd.
First Precinct-Walker c. Cottrell,
liz North Norris Street
Second Prec!nct-R b. Walton. Mar
shall Reservoir.
Third PTecinct--J. y Carter 4cc
South Laurel Street
Fourth Precinc,-Joseph Il. Heindl.
200l West Main Street
Fifth Prec!nc;---\. w. Miller, 10
South Third Street,
Ice Ward.
First Precinct-lieath J. Rawley.
1925 West Avenue.
Second precinct-R. L. Malone. il3
West Marshall Sirce,.
Third Precinct-Pcter Winston. 1904
West Grace S,-eci
Fourth Precinci-Andrew Krouse. IL
West Eroad Street
Fifth rrscinc,-E. j. lIulchcr. los
West Clay Street.
Madison Ward.
First Preeinct-A. l.. Tcnser. 500
North Eighth Stree;
Second Precinct--W. Harrison Blair.
al East Grace Street.
Third rreeinct--J. J. Cox. ITO Ven
able Street.
Fourth Precinct-rE. y. Gill. eO6 East
Eighth Street. South Richmond.