The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-22


on or before the 9th day Of December.
1913. are eligible to vote IN the State
wide election today.
All young mSn coming of age be-
tween February !, 1915. and this date,
who have gone to the treasurer of
their respective counties or cities and
paid the first years poll taxes assess
able against them, and had register
ed before the close of the registrar
books yesterday can vote In the State
wide election today.
! All old soldiers are eligible to vote
without the prerequisite of poll tax
payment, If they are duly register
ed
| Where registered voter has chang
1 ed his place OF residence from one
election district to another in the game
county, and has resided for thirty days
in the election district In which he
offers to vote, Il he has a certificate
showing that he was duly registered in
| his former election district 1t shall be
sufficient evidence TO entitle him to a
vote in the district in which he re-
sides (provided he made his transfer
an or before September 2D. and his
name shall be registered in the regis
tration book by the registrar, II he be
present, or by one of the judges of
election, IL he be not present.
! General Law.
( Residence provision--Every male
citizen of the United States, twenty
one years of age. who has been resi-
dent of the State two years. Of the
county. city or town one year. and
I of the precinct In which he offers TO
vote thirty days. next preceding the
election In which he offers to vote,
and who Is otherwise qualified. may
vote. Removal from one district to
another, in the same county. city or
town. shall not deprive any person of
his rights to vote IN the precinct from
which he has moved until the expira-
! ton of thirty days after such re-
1 moyal.
/ Where to Vote In Richmond.
Following Is a correst list Of the
voting places In vnis city, with the
| names OF the registrars, Judges and
clerks.
| First precinct (voting place at 617
| West Main street, Judges, Louis
| Ramstetter {Democrat), T. A. Jacob
| DEMOCRACY. NJ, NJ. Bland (Republi-
/ CAM; clerks, A. S. p. James, L. f.
1 Siegfrfed.
/ Second precinct (voting place at
219 South Harrison street, Judges,
10. L. kock fDemocrat). II. A Bur-
/ foot fDemocrat). Charles RI. Triplett
/ (Republican): clerks. II. r. Blount.
IC. E. French.
Third precinct fvoting place OF s04
South Laurel sCset)--Judges, J. r.
| Carter tDemocrat). Charles l.. Pettis
/ tDemocrat), ]. ]. Mann {Republi-
CAM: clerks c. F. Trayior. Jr., r. L.,
/ Trower.
/ Fourth precinct (voting place at
i 1926 West Cary street, u Judges. Jo-
seph w. Hundley tDemocrat). Alien
j. Saville 'tDemocrat). Leslie II.
Drew tRepublican); clerks. l.. O.
Guvernator, William F. DunkeL
! Fifth precinct tyoting place at 4
| South First street)--Judges, Little
/ ton Fitzgerald Democrat). c. f
Loehr tDemocrt), Marcus Mckay
/ (Repubiican): clerks. ]. s. Broken
/ borough, George Fitzgerald.
4 Lee Ward.
/ First Precinct tvoting place al
1125 West Broad street)-Judges
Grayson Dashieil (Democrat). Is
Taylor McCue (Republican): clerks
James r. Sheppard, Jr., A. J. Chewn-
ling, Jr.
i Second Precinct (voting place a,
71s west Broad street)--Judges. j
w. Percival (Democrat). w. j. Lyn-
ham (Democrat), George E. Edelblui
tRepublican); clerks, B. c. Blount
Michal A Korb
Third Precinct tvoting place al
1869 West Broad street, Judges
seph kimbrough (Democratl, p. H
Curtis (Republican): clerks. w. J
Gilman. Jr., L. III. Jenkins.
H Fourth Precinct (yoting place al
1871 West Broad street)-Judges, An
drew Krouse (Democrat), w. T. Fitz-
gerald tDemocrat), J. J. Redmond
1 (Republican) clerks. r. s. Wherry
FL. F. Waldrop.
/ Fifth Precinct (yoting place at GOA
\ St. James street)--Judges. Fred c
! volkman (Demoerato. George T. Dean
/ lican); clerks. John c. McEneany, II.
C. Garrett
! Madison Ward.
/ First precinct (voting place at Ala
North Eighth street)--Judges. A. l..
! Tenser (Democrat), W. d. Harton
| Democracy. Otis Fl. Russell IRE
publicap); clerks. John II. Teefey. F.
A. BliIey
Second precinct (voting place at
ia North Seventh et)-Judges,
John r. Nolte tDemocrat). Charles
U. BoSher lDemocrat) X. Il. Free
man tRepublican): clerks. Charles
| Poindexter. Morgan p. Robinson.
Third precinct tvoting place at 1903
East Broad street)-Judges, George
| w. Jenkins (Democrat). Edward
! Cohn DEMOCRACY. John c. Weckert
tRepuhlican); clerks. 4, " Cox, n.
Kramer.
| Fourth precinct (voting place at
| 702 Hull reet)--Judges, NJ. C. Rob-
ertson tDemocrat), c. w. Roach
| (Democrao. A. Q. Powell tRepubli-
CAM; clerks. r. J. Beasley, James A.
| Rowland.
| Fifth precinct tvoting place at 1904
/ Hull street)-Judges, NJ A. Rg.ltsall
| DEMOCRACY. E. f. Davis (Democrat)
| Charles w. Schadt (Republican) !;
clerks, s. Everett Phillips, A L.
| Sampson.
Sixth precinct (voting place at 1902
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