The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-31
Aecouterments of Primary Are
Now All in Place.
Machinery Goes into Action at
6 O'clock Tomorrow.
PICK LAST OFFICIALS TODAY
List of Judges and Clerks An
nOunced by City Clerk.
Officials Make Final Inspection
of Polling Places in Topeka.

The barbed wire entanglements. the
machine gun emplacements. the spare
ammunition and all theNother accou-
tafments of the primary election are
sect in Topeka for tomorrow's battle
The last of the election officials We're
not sworn in until this morning. OF
the first list of nominees for service
ON the election boards which were ap-
proved by the city commission, less
the lame. the halt. the blind and those
who discovered that their vacation
dates had been changed have reported.
Inspect Polling Places.
Mayor Corwine. City Clerk Eta
Covell and Miss Alice Peyton, regis
tration clerk. went scurrying out this
morning to fill the places of two SUI
pervIsing judges who had fallen down
at the last minute. Then they made
a1swing around the polling places o
see that they are habitable for the Of
fieials. who will put in a long, long
day there tomorrow.
There will be at least 200 Topekans
oSs of bed and on the job at the zero
hours O'Clock tomorrow morning
because the polls will open at that
hour in the various polling places.
The polls will remain open until
O'Clock Tuesday evening. when they
VIII be closed and the counting of bal
lots will commence.
To Furnish Three Meals.
1T has been agreed by the women
members of one IF TopeKa's churches
TO furnish dinner. supper and mid
night lunch to the election officials.
but it would be mighty nice if
some one in their neighborhOods
would be thoughtful enough to take
tho sort along in the afternoon" Miss
Coveil said today. If it's ice water.
they'll appreciate it. If it's lemon
ade. they'll appreciate II that much
more"
Miss CovelI also suggested that it
would be well for the voter who con-
fronts the board to state not only his.
---~or her-name and address. but to
specify what manner of ballot is
wanted, whether Republican, Demo-
crat. or Socialist. This operates in
two ways. 1t saves the judges the
trpuble of asking the question, and 1t
prevents a judge from handing to a
would-be voter the kind of a ballot
the would-be voter doesn't want. That
has been known to happen.
There are 2O.7s5 Topekans regis.
tered for the event and some 10000 OF
them ought to vote.
Extra Police on Duty.
in view of the unsettled labor con-
dftions in Topeka at the present time,
and certain remarks which have been
made while registration was proceed
ing, it has been thought wise to have
extra police on duty during the ballot
ing. and patrolman will be stationed
ing places. thruout the day.
The following is a list of election
officials for the primary Tuesday.
The first number des.gnates the pre-
ciuct and the second number desig-
mates the ward. Following the pre-
cinct and ward numbers will be found
the location of the polling precincts.
In the list of officials of the various
precincts the first three names are
judges and the last two are clerks.
Il: McClure's $50 North Kansas. o.
A Mcclure, Rose Harmon. Lille Mcclure,
Mabel Dexter, Andrew Wasinger.
81: Community House. NJ. W. Over
ton, Elma Button. Ella Mayer. Mamie
81: Quincy School. C. NJ. Morrow. ].
8; Belts. Iva c. Nesbitt, Ethel Morrow,
fl: SteeIe's residence, 1880 North Kan
sas. Carl E. Tinker, Ruth B. Steele, Flor
snse Anderson, katheryn Rice. Carrie
-: Bruce's Barber Shop. f. A. Bruce.
William Z. Emmons; Lena Marin, Hazel
o. shcnf. h b. Lowe. v. F. Robey. c, c.
"a: Third Presbyterian Church. FF.
ogle. H. S. Slower. Minnie Corbin, Grace
20: Shawnee Broom Works, s21 East
Sixth W. A Noigt, E W. Harrison, Eliza
beth Stevens, Mary Cunningham, Elizabeth
So: Auditorium. E L. Moon. P. C.
crVeO: G. F. Stills, Jennie Wahlin. Pearl
81; State Street School. Clara Ireland,
James J. EarQuer, Sam Cremers Ruth
20: Lafayette school. F. NJ. Greer.
Angie c. Ticknor, Clara Alexander, Mary
So: NussnSck's, AS Seward Tin rear).
William G. Nussbeck. Mary Bigham, W. A.
Ehnerle. J: B. Norton, Augusta I; Becker.
Emma NJ, Tomson. Clara =. spOhn. Blanche
hSil9an;c e AmaId e Il GalkeF r. christnl
?. n. Roote. c. d. Skinner, Dollie Tilford,
s: Guild Han. Charles Younggreen.
George Hauley, T. r.. Paxton, Elizabeth
80 'westminster Presbyterian Church.
Howard Chalmers, S. p. McElhenny. Anna
Siyna. Gertrpde foSngmran' ma MaSeI z D1;
Persons. Matte J. Eaton. Ethel Joss;
william J. Blaine. Isabel SOuders. Gertrude
Peterson, G.. H WATSON. Laura F Strange.
J. Mcbride. Barbara Creary, Katherine w.
Davis, Kathryne Albaugh.
A NJ. McKeeTer. f. II. Mcclure. Agnes
Eidson. Thelma ketchum.
Mary McAndrew, c. B. Hypes, Anna Ten
weber. Nora Bischoff
81: NJ. & S. Tire Co., 6O1 West Sixth.
A. L Roman. G. H. Hill. Della Bray. ]. J.
Downie. Mural Hammett.
ST: Clay School. Chas. S. Todd, Emma
term, Bernics waymire.
ST: Helms residence. 224 Buchanan
z HI Helm. Andrew Vester. NJ c. Penne-
camp. William H steInkamP. Minnie Free
G&4: Sumner School, F. c. Ressis. f.
A. Restor, Mary Anthony, Hattie NJ. Lari- !
mer. Gertrude Hearick.
Is: Central Park School. L. W. Will |
son, Lola +. RepioEle, Erma N. Britton.
MGrSaret BoStick, Effie NJ. Miller.
IS: cellars residence. 1920 Kansas Ave. |
D.eL. King. Mrs. +. NJ Cellars. Bessie NJ. |
Morris, TinoI Smith. Kate German.
%5: Washington School Marshal T. /
Watson, T. s. ChildE. Faye Wilson. Anna |
Brown. Maude Watson
4-5: 1T55 Kansas Ave. J. C Sinner.