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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16
LOCAL THEATERS
Albert SpaIding

The playing of the Brahms Concerto
by Albert Spalding, who was recently
solost with the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra, has won for him a place in
musical circles in .Ye William Penn's
ole Town. that Is only enjoyed by
Americas greatest fiddler. Last season
Mr.. S~alding gave concert in the
Quaker City which so aroused the
music loving people that he was imme-
diately engaged for a pair of concerts
by the Philadelphia Orchestra. The pro-
gram for his concert at the Orpheum
tomorrow evening is as follows:
1.-Sonata, The Devils Trill,'
Tortini
Mr.. Spalding.
ARIA from Traviata, "A! forse g
I4ut ........... ......... Nerdl
Nine. Del Vale.
3.-Concerto in d Major. .Paganinl
Mr.. SpaldinE.
IA The Leaves in the Wind. .Leoni
The Land of the Sky Blue Water,
Cadman
The Years at the Spring Beach
Nine. Del Valle.
5.-a Prize Song from Meistersinger,
Wagner Wilhelmj
Hugarian Dance No. VII.
Alabama plantation Melody
and Dance) ... Albert Spalding
d La Campanella,
Paganini-Spa
Mr.. Spalding.
Andre Benoist at the piano.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

markable for the artistry displayed by
her Interpretation of Nell Carroll. 1t
is a sympathetic role which is especl-
ally appealing. because Nell lisa self-reli-
ant Southern beauty who faces extreme
perils unhnishingly, and asks no quar-
ter from any one. -
Julius Steger will appear in THE
Fifth Commandment" at this theater to-
morrow. 1t is story replete with
heart interest based on his famous Of
fering of the same title. with which he
has scored a most remarkable success.
Among his several worthy contribu-
tions to the vaudeville stage THE Fifth
Commandment" has been singled out by
editorial writers of the country as a
striking example of what a fine offer,
ing and fine artist has done toward
the elevation of modern vaudeville. Mr..
Steger is gifted with the rare dramatic
talent that reaches the heart. always
perfectly natural and therefore the
most impressive, and he is also the
possessor of n fine voice which has
long ago made him famous.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

deep jealousy. and it's plot is well un-
ravelled by the famous artists and
splendid supporting players. Also
Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel Normand
in their rich comedy. "The Bright
Lights" will appear at the Colonial for
the last time to-day. The last two days
of the week will see the famous classic,
Don Quixote," put in action. Don
QuiXote, as conceived by Cervantes, Is
a muddle-headed idealist, who thinks
that the world is all wrong. Much read
ing on the subject of knight errantry,
with consequent loss of sleep and lack
of food, has affected the old fellows
brain. With his faithful stable man,
Sancho Panza, he sets out on his eXcur-
sion, until he meets with a group of
windmills. which to Don's. eyes are
devils. He gives battle, but is un-
horsed and awakes from his dream to
find Dorothea bending over him. The
perfidy of Don Fernando. recounted to
him, stirs him TO anger and he embarks
on an errand of revenge in behalf of
Dorothea. De Wolf Hopper is said to
be seen at his best in this play.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

The rollicking. playlet called "The
Fortune Seekers" heads the new vau-
deville Offering at the
"Fhc Fortune Walnut street play
Seekers" are house. Eight capable
Happy Crowd players. five of them
pretty girls and three
comedians. comprise the company, and
in attractive stage. settings and cos
tunes they frolic through thirty, min
resistible; Harry saqber, a comedian
duced the playlet,. also interprets it's
leading comedy role. He has the sup
port of pretty Sadina Ward. a diminu-
tive .prima donna; Lew Leonard, Billy
Black and a chorus of pretty and clever
girls. Special stage settings and new
Spring style creations heighten the act
from a spectacular viewpoint A combi-
nation of daring pole-balancing and
equilibristic feats will be offered by
the famous Weiss Troupe: Hawthorne
and Inglis, singing comedians of Or,
pheum popularity, will offer a bright
hodge-podge of song and patter. and
Ryan and. Riggs will present a comedy
skit with singing. The Nathano
Brothers, of comedy roller skaters. will
complete the vaudeville program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

mn 2 y INLAtoIII 2 tokoII-N
New York, March 16.-Knud Ras-
mussen, the Danish Arctic explorer.
has cabled the Museum of Natural
History that he will start from Co
penhagen early in April to explore
the remote region between Peary land
and Greenland. He will take messages
to Donald II. Macmillan and his party,
icebound in Etah, Greenland. and TO
DR.. e. o. Hovey, of the relief eXpedi-
ton at North Star Bay, off the Green
land coast.
Rasmussen may sail on the Kap
York. one of his ships which has car
ried mail from Macmillan, in which
he said the crew of the schooner
Cluett, caught in the ice, was within
easy reach of food.
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millions, risking life and fortune on
the throw of a dice. Besides Miss Ham
mond. Ernest Maupain and Harry
Beaumont are also featured. The
worlds news happenings are also pre-
sented in the Hearst Vitagraph ami
mated news stories.
"The Pawn of Fate" the new World
Film feature. in which George Beban
will appear as the star tomorrow, tells
fascinating story of a young French
peasant who tries to become q great
painter. He encounters a bitter dis
illusionment at the hands of a false
friend in the gay world of Paris.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16
CHARLES a. BATEMAN.
THURMAN MILLER.
Special TO The Tclc1r0bh

Sunbury, Pa, March 16.-Parents OF
Charles a. Bateman, Jr., aged II
years, and Thurman Miller, aged II
years, who have been missing from
their homes here since Sunday ar,
still of the belief that they are living
and are roaming around the country
Police in all nearby cities and town
have been asked to keep watch for TIL,
pair. In the meantime surroundinl
territory Is being searched, and the
Susquehanna river dragged for fear
that they might have drowned.
Bateman is four feet tall. weights
65 pounds. has reddish brown hair
and freckled face. lie wore a blue
serge suit, brown mixed cap and black
stockings and shoes. His companion
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16
MHhc Nipht BEFORE,

Five years ago Harry Lauder began
work on a play called THE Night Be
fore" which it was his purpose to de-
ago. During the past five years he has
been hard at work perfecting this do
mestic comedy, with songs" with the
tion which gives promise of becoming
THE Old Homestead" of Scotland. or
course, "The Night Before" is emphatic
the the worlds great p entertainer. @ The play
develops the human and humorous char =
acteristicts of the Scotch. After two
months of signal sccess in Boston,
Montreal and Toronto, the all-star
Scotch cast will be seen at the Or
pheum next Tuesday, matinee and even
ing.
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IAMOS6MG1rS
THEArRIcAL DIRECToRY

oRPHEUM - Tonight, The Cracker
jacks (burlesque); to-morrow night,
violinist. with Loretta Del Vale;
Tuesday, matinee and night, Harry
LADDERS new play. THE Night Be
FORE"
MAJESTIC - Vaudeville and Moving
Pictures.
Moving Picture Houses
COLONIAL-"TheG Green Eyed Monster"
FAMILY-"Vanity Fair"
Page"
RI Al. AND NATIONAL - 'The Age
of the Abyss"
REGENT-"My Lady Incog."
VICTORIA-"TheD Discard"
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KAUFMAN'S THREE
DAY STYLE SHOW
Touch of French and English
Designs Softened by the Amer
ican to Meet Spring Demand

A three-day Spring style show was
inaugurated this morning at the Kauf-
man Underselling Stores. For several
weeks past decorators of the store
have been engaged in planning and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

The famous Frohman star, Virginia
Hammond, is featured at the Victoria
to-day in a stirring
Virginia fiVe-act drama OF life
Hammond In beyond the pale, en-
EThe Discard" titled THE Discard 1t
is a story of interna-
tional swindlers, who play the game of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

is four feet, four inches tall, has blue
eyes, light hair and complexion and
has burn scars on his legs. His
clothing was a gray mixed suit, brown
knit cap and sweater and black shoes
and stockings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

Superbly enacted is "The Green Eyed
Monster" the William Fox feature with
Robert Mantell and
Don QuiXOte Genevieve Hamper,
VIII Fight Wind that appears at the
mills Tomorrow Colonial Theater
to-day. This play
is a mixture OF romantic intensity and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Mabel Normand's contract with the
keystone Company has expired and so
far as is publicly known there has as
yet been no renewal. Miss Normand
has long been associated on the screen
with Fatty" Arbuckle, and one cannot
think of one without the other. Many
times has she appeared in this city and
her following is a large one. Her fu-
ture plans Will be followed with inter-
est. and the renewal of her contract
with the keystone people is pretty gen.
orally expected
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

Girl detectives are hard to play on
the screen without making them seem
to melodramatic.
Hnzel Dawn Therefore, the per-
Today at the formance of Hazel
Regent TheRter Dawn in MY Lady
Incog," now appear
ing at the Regent, is all the more re-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

Virginia Pearson, the beautiful Will
liam Fox star, and her entire company
equipment, left Fort Lee. n. j., fiat
and departed for .Saranac Lake to ap-
pear in scenes amid an Adirondack set
Pearson picture. Some of these scenes
will be taken at and around Robert
Louis StevensonS cottage at Saranac.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

Although "TAe Strange Case OF Mary
Page" Essanay's fifteen episode mys-
terry photoplay, is primarily a drama
and pretends to be no spectacle, more
than 5000 persons have so far appear
ed in 1t.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

Covington Barrett, aged half past
tuai film, "As Woman Sows," by
standing on his head for two minutes.
This is a feat that many an older man
has tried to do and failed. The best
many of them have succeeded in doing
was to get up on their ear"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-16

Mabel Taliaferro. who will be seen
in the stellar role in Her Great Price"
on the Metro program, has role similar
to the ones that made her famous in
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" and
Polly of the Circus"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-29
NOTICE OF. SALE.

Under and by virtue of the
authority Of certain decree en-.
tered In the Intermediate Court
Of Marion County. West Virginia
In the chanceryi cause Of M, e. Nor.
gan. administrator Of the personal es.
tate OF John W. Morgan, deceased.
plaintiff Tvs. Alkaline Morgan. ct al, de.
fendantss entered on the 29th day of
March. 1916. in Chancery Order Book
No. al page 3o6, the undersigned
Special Commissioner will sell at pub.
lic auction to the highest bidder at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ma.
rion county, West Virginia, at Fair.
mont West Virginia, on Saturday,
June 8, 1915, between the hours Of 3
p. n. and "a p. m. of that day the fol.
lowing real estate lying and being in
the district OF Union. Marion County,
West Virginia, as fo1lws:
FIRST-Lots Nos. !, q, 3, A, s. 6. z
and 8 in Block %" Of the W. N, Sat.
terfeld addition to the city Of Fair.
mont Marion County, West Virginia,
being the same real estate that was
conveyed to John W. Morgan, deceas-
cd, by Melvin Bunner and wife, by deed
dated February goth, 1911, and re.
corded In Deed Book No. 173. page
so7.
sECOND-Lots Nos. 10, II, 10, 10,
A, is. 18, II and IS in Block -" Of
the w. NJ Satterneld Addition to the
city Of Fairmont, Marion county,
West Virginia, being the same real es-
tate that was conveyed to John ".
MORGAN. deceased, by W.'N.s Sattarneid
and wife, by deed dated July 81, 1908.
and recorded In Decd Book No. 1s1.
page 2. I,
THIRD-Lot No. ~, In Block No
- Of the Lemley Addition to the city
Of FaIrmcnt, Marion county. Yves: Viz.
gfnin. which sa.d LOT fronts on Chast.
net street o distance OF 90 feet and OF.
iends back O distance Of 100 feet, DO.
hS % same real estate coneyed to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-29
SECRETARY BAKER IS
FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE
NEW MEMsER or CABINET BORN
IN WEST viRoINIA-WAs ONE
or TOM JoHHsoN's BRIGHT
YOUNG MEN.

II q not every secretary Of wal
who - sworn In one day and has Z
full.dedged war on his hands the next
Such ssthe distinction Of Newton D.
Baker. Q native West virginian, who
was born Martinsville "A years ago.
He was selected BY President Wilson
TO succeed Lindley N. Garrison, who
recently resigned.
Since leaving the state OF his birth
the new secretary has been a leader
q the Democracy Of Ohio. He was
chosen By the late Mayor Tom John.
son o. Cleveland as one Of his chief
campaimers In his several fights for
The chief magistracy Of the Ohio me.
tropolis. His work on the stump and
n the councils Of the Johnson forces
was 70 brilliant that when bis chief
laid down the scepter Baker was his
natural successor. He was elected
twice 90 mayor Of his adopted city
and served with distinction.
But In the eyes Of fully half Of his
fellow citizens Secretary Bakers chief
distinction IS not his proven ability
as . leader OF men and as con.
structiye force In the nation. All
these are fine qualities and anyone
possessed Of them is to be envied. To
The new cabinet members credit be
Il said that he has long been an ad.
yocate sofSequal suffrage for all Amer
lean citizens. He has not failed to
lot his voice be heard whenever the
opportunity offered in behalf Of votes
Tor women. He IL q natural born
fighter and when he advocates any
movement for the betterment Of con.
ditions that movement has sincere
and strong ally.
Newspaper readers already know
that Mr.. Baker was born in West Viz.
ginia and that he was educated at
Johns Hopkins and Washington ana
Lee Universities. His grandfather
was Lutheran minister and his faith.
o. was Q physician. DR.. Baker and
~ OF his cousins were in the same
company under Gen. James E. B. Stu.
art. the Confederate cavalry leader.
After the war the father became a
thoroughly reconstructed man. He
had always thought the war a mis-.
take.
When the late William L. Wilson
of this state became a member Of
President Cleveland's cabinet he an.
pointed young Baker his private sec.
retaIy He made good in this posi-.
ton and there got that taste for poll.
tics which has served him in good
stead ever since. I: Is the champion.
ship Of such forward looking men as
Secretary Baker which makes 1t Ger.
tain that the cause Of equal suffrage
WILDE triumphant in every state and
territory.
MT. Baker is q m. mber Of the Mems
League for Woman Suffrage Of Cleve-
land, and speaks for suffrage when.
ever Q chance occurs. Mrs. Baker
tssa5staunch sunragist and has taken
Part ina number Of pageants for tho
cause.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
John W. Morgan. deceased, by Hiram
Lemley and wife. BY deed dated
and recorded in Deed Book-----

John w. Morgan. deceased, by Hiram
Lenley and wife. by deed dated
and recorded in Deed Book
page 49, II
EFoURTH-Lots Nos. is. 10. and 20
in Block No. 16 of the u emley Addi.
ton to the city Of Fairmont, Marion
County. West Virginia, each Of which
fronts SO feet on Chestnut street, and
extends back in uniform width dis.
lance Of 100 feet, being the same real
estate that was conveyed to John w.
and wife, by deed dated the 49, day
OF --. and recorded in Deed Book
No. page -
TERMS OF sALE-one third Of the
purchase price, cash in hand on day
OF sale. or as much more as the pur.
chaser may elect to pay; and the res.
tdue in two equal installments in one
and two years from day OF sale, with
interest on deferred payments, defer.
red payments to be evidenced by the
notes OF the purchaser, with approx.
ed security. and to further secure said
residue q lien will be retained.
M. e. MORGAN,
Special Com.
May s, 1916, /. W. s. Black, Clerk of
the intermediate Court of Marion
County, West Virginia, do certify that
M b. Morgan. as Special Commission.
er in the above entitled cause, has
given bond in the penalty Of $1,000,
with good security approved by the
undersigned, pursuant to the order
authorizing the sale Of said property.
w. s BLACK,
Clerk Of the Intermediate Court of
Marion County, West Virginia.
5-8.15-22.29.
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SPECIAL NorICEs


SierkB--f1ce e. Brand, Sfl1s Tooth
man.
Precinct Getty Point School
Commissioners-Joe Farrell, War.
rem Haun, William Loci hart.
Clerks-John Talbot, Oscar Davis.
Precinct carolina 9
Commissioners- Chas. W. HAMMOND,
w. 9. Brocious, H. r. Sayre.
Clerks-G. 2. Jeffries, w. e. Pigott.
GRANT DISTRICT
Precinct 1-Monongah
Commissioners III. Leonard,
Chas. Shaver. J. n. Lambert.
/. Clerks-Russell Shaver, 8. A. Judy.
Precinct 2-Everson
Commissioners-M. c. Davis, q. r.
RICHTER, Henry Gaskins.
Clerks-Chas. Patton, John A. Rus.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Precinct s-EIdors,

sell.
Precinct s-Eldora
COMMANDMENT. P. Smith, B. n.
'Mundell. Arthur Jarrett
Clerks-E. Dale Curry,W. g. Sypult.
Precinct 4-MinersvIlle 4
e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hunsaker.
WV. Merritield, Darrell Kline.
Clerks-Chas p. Hawkins. n. e.
Kline. 49,
Precinct s-HutehInson
Commissioners - REEVE Hardesty,
Homer Caldwell, @. W. Vance.
Clerks-F. H. Books. John Helm.
PAW PAW DISTRICT
Precinct 1--RlvesvlIIe
Commissioners-C. G. Arnett, Won
Tucker. J. A. Hess.
clerks-chas. Knight Hood CLAYTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Precinct 2--HoodsvIIIc
Commissioners -Larney Morris,
Henry Thorn, James Layman.
Clerks-Ross Cunning CHAM, Charles
Toothman. 4
Precinct a-oray's Flats rs
Commission ers-G George Taught, Al.
pha Toothman. William Hibbs.
Gierks-Clyde Tenant, Henry
Precinct 4-FaIrview
Commissioners. II. Burns, B. M.
Chalfant, d. o. Hanes.
clerks-Russell Wilson. H. II.
Storey.
WINFIELD DISTRICT
Precinct f-Montana
Commissioners. W. Duyall, Jos.
g. Keener. Bert Heiskell.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All persons havinb claims against
the estate Of Lindsay Riggs, deceas.
ed are hereby notified to present the
same for payment to the undersigned
Executor, and all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the said estate
estate are requested to make settle
ment of the same with undersigned,
promptly.
HENRY B. MORGAN,
Executor of the last will and tesla.
ment of Lindsay Riggs. deceased.
5.25.27.31
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SPECIAL NOTICES


clsrks-R. o. watkins. Charles.
Precinct a.-Mt. Harmony
Commissioners Brady Meredith
Ray Hall. Eldora Moran.
clerks-Arehie Meredith. Carl caS
n Precinct s-Bunnsrs
Commisstoners-John G. Galliher,
A. @. BURNER. J. B. Carpenter.
Clerks-Wfliam Brown. Coleman
Preelne. murray
Commissioners--R. w. Kisner, iona.
than Jolliffe, Sanford Farrell.
Clerks-Ed. Hunsaker, Otis Murphy.
Given under my hand this IL day
OF May. 1916. A.G.9MARTIN,
Clerk Of County Court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
EXECUTORS NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate OF George w. Smith, de.
ceased. are hereby notified to pre-.
sent the same for payment to the un.
derstgned Exercutor, and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to the
ere requested to make settlement of
The same with the undersigned
promptly.
HENRY B. MORGAN,
Executor Of the last will and tesla.
ment OF Geo. W. Smith, deceased.
5-25-27.31
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SPECIAL NOTICES



Precinct 1o-Rutchsr School
Commissioners-L. G. Boyce. John
"a. Clark. il. Paul q. Armstrong.
CLERKS chas. g. Hood, Harry 2.
iEngle. 1e..s y.
' Precinct 11-Irwin School IN
Commissioners-Jas. L. Irwin. Geo.
Weiss. n. g. Fetty.
Clerks-John F. Barry, Jas. L. Hall.
MANNlNoToN DISTRICT
Precinct 1--Hays g Baker Bldg
Commissioners-L. H. Hess, 8. G..
Ash. e. w. Christy.
Clerks. R. Timms, B. B. Ward.
er.
Precinct 2-sehool House
Commissioners-H. B. Beatty, T. s.
Hardesty, J. o. Huey.
Clerks-C. c. Basnett, A. W. Peip'
ers.
Precinct a-PreasantsvIIle
Commissioners-P. H. Gaughan,
John N. Shaw, A. c. Martin.
Clerk-Harry Richardson, H. l..
Grim.
Precinct 4LLosansport
Commissioners-A. NJ. Clark, Thorn.
as Hanley, L. D. Beatty.
Clerks-L. D. Hibbs, o. G. VII.
son.
Precinct 5-Rymer
Commissioners-A. w. Kendall, A.
Lee Ammons, John MILAN.
Clerks-R. L. Hamilton, H. F. vii.
liams.
Precinct e-Glover Gan
Commissioners-J. E. Yost, G. e.
Wells. Lamech Freeland,
Clerks-chas. E. Miller. Sidney
Hayes.
Precinct Flat Run
Commissioners. E. Cross, Noah
Efaw. Theo. Moore.
Clerks-Harry Straight, L. H. Gump.
Precinct s-Stewart Bldg.
ommissioners-H. j. Taught, M.
L. Shanks. I. W. Davis.
Clerks-C. c. Wells, ]. D. Sellers.
Precinct s-cunnlnsham Store
Commissioners IS, NJ. Tetrick,
Ephriam Parks, Theo!. Martin.
Clerks-D. r. Parks, VIM. ]. Moore.
Precinct 1o-Metz
Commissioners-R. B. Ash. Simon
Moore, H. G.. Terrell.
Clerks-A. L. Thomas, Homer N.
Campbell.
UNION DISTRICT
Precinct 1-schooI House
COMMISSIONS. E. offner, H. w.
Scott, Charles. Orr.
>Clerks--W. K. Schaefer, R. A. John.
SUI. 'g.''. 800.
Precinct 2-Mayor's Office
Commissioners. B. Henderson, L.
G. Minor, Geo. H. Shoemaker.
Clerks-L. D. Satterfleld, John Scott.
Precinct 3-Nuzum's MIL
Commissioners-C. L. Satterfeld, G.
B. Curry, John Sanders.
Clerks-Andy Henderson, Frank
Morgan.
Precinct 4-swearlnsen School
Commissioners-Wm. Michael, Geo.
D. Glffin, Geo. Fleming.
Clerks-Earl Michael, Glenn Spring
Precinct 5-eenton's Ferry
Commissioners-C. G. Drurett, B.
D. King. Amos o. Stanley.
Clerks-Ray Hunsaker, Chester Cor.
bin.
Precinct Cast Park School
Commissioners = w. A. Lawler,
Wayne Meredith, David Rogers.
Clerks-A. B. Cole. F. Davis.
LINCOLN DISTRICT
Precinct 1-Worthinston
Commissioners-Chas. o. Messen.
ger. Arlie Barbe, Elisha Brumage.
Clerks-Claude Davis, S. X. JAG.
obs.
Precinct MILLER School
Commissioners = John N. Hess,
Darle Tetrick, Ellis Hafiin.
Clerks-J. P.ssandy, Harry L. sturm.
Precinct 3-Thoburn
Commissioners-J. A. Reidy, J.
Lee James, T, J. Koon.
Clerks-W. /. Shaver, Lester Weeks.
Precinct 4EFarmineton
Commissioners-Joe NJ. Downs, w.
F. Murphy. Fred Fleming.
Clerks. Lynd Book. G. H. Mus.
grave.
Precinct 5-Downs
Commissioners-Bert darlington,
Leo Cross, H. Leroy Sturm.
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FAIRMoNT DISTRICT

FAlRMoNT DISTRICT
Precinct Court House
Commissioners M. ]. Deyeny, R. L.
Cunningham. A. l.. Heffner.
Clerks-Paul Raymond, Thos. W.
Powell. ~, r
Precinct 2-MilIer School
Commissioners F. W. Garrett,
Homer Price, w. E. Arnett.
Clerks-W. S. Black, E. C. Frame.
Precinct 3-Barnesville
Commissioners-Harry cambridge,
Chas. L. Able, Henry G. McDaniels.
Clerks-Thomas Hunsaker, c. E.
sidwell
Precinct 4-BarrackviIte
Commissioner B. Tenant,
Dave Straight, Clarence Toothman.
Clerks-Challen Ice, Lloyd Moore.
Precinct Sold Mayors office
Commissioner-John o. Morgan, X.
ID. walker, G. w. Hawkins.
Clerks-L. N. Yost, Raymond Hal.
Ter.
Precinct 6-Normai School
Commissioners. J. McGraw, ]. w.
Polling. NJ. w. Ogden.
Clerks-M. E. Ashcraft, Ray Hunt.
err.
Precinct 7-HamiIton Warehouse
Commissioners-Thomas W. Rey.
nolds, Earl H. Smith. Henry Hess.
Clerks-Ed Slack, Ernest R. Bell.
Precinct a-virsinia Avenue
Commissioners-A. D. Parrish, Sey.
mour Mclntire, Thos. G. Aultman.
Clerks-S. A. Boehm. W. L. IIeint.
zleman.
Precinct eighth Ward School
Commissioners-Wilbur Graffius, c.
NJ. Ramage. John W. Fleming.
Clerks-Ernest Mccoy, c. c. Mere.
dith.