The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11
MADISON D|5TR|C'
ENTHUSIASTIC
MRs. J. q. HEARNE AND HON. CHAs.
E. CARRIaAN ADDRESSED
WOMEN VOTERS.
Madison District Has Boon Divided into
Blocks and Assigned to
workers.

Highly interesting and Instructive
were the two addresses made last even
Ing by Mrs Julian G. Hearne and Hon.
Charles T. Carrigan. OF Moundsville' 10
tho women voters Of Madison district, at
the mass meeting held last evening at
the home of Mrs. william GutmaH. NO.
, 500 South Penn street. Last nights
meeting was under tho auspices OF the
Ohio County Ogden Women's Club.
Mrs. Hearne spoke Of the great need
OF the women going TO tho polls at any
election and especially the coming prl-
mary on August lst, and was LOUD IN her
praise for Mr.. II. c. Ogden, who Is
candidate for tho nomination 10 tho
United States senate.
She spoke or the sinccrcncss with
which MIR. ogden ~ conducting hts cam
raign, and gave brief history OF Mr..
Ogden's activities in the church. poliu-
cal. charitable and social circles OF
Wheeling.
Hon. Charles +. Carrigan outlined
briefly the political fight as II now
stands. and declared Mr.. Ogden is tho
best fitted man IN West Virginia 10 rep
resent his state in the senate OF tho
United S,atcS. He declared II the duty
Of every American to go 10 tho polls at
every election anu tlttI bllt HlEII 'Ai''"S
capable OF doing their cOnntry, city,
county and state the best good. He
also declared 1t part OF civic pride TO
elect a man from Wheeling, but that
votes should not be cast for that pur-
pose, but TO place man In the law
making bodies best fitted 10 carry the
burden OF his people.
Over 100 men and women were IN
attendance and the meeting proved 70
be a most enthusiastic one The ladies
Of the island have become most en-
Unused in the campaign Of Mr.. Ogden.
and practically all are working every
day
The following divisions have been as
signed for the Madison district:
South End.
Block No. NO. SOC South Front
street to Florida street, Mrs. J. A. Nc
Connel.
Block No. Fink Penn and Broad
way streets Mrs. Matte HIrsh.
Block No. 3--Fink. Vermont Penn
and Broadway streets, Mrs. William
Gutman.
Block No. 500 South Front street
fair grounds. Front and Elm streets,
Mrs c. II Watkins.
Block No. 5--Vcrmont. Ohio, Penn
and Front streets, Mrs. Frank Hicks.
Block No. 6--Penn. Virginia and
Front streets. Mrs. d. A. Taylor
Block No. Penn. Front and Zane
streets. Mrs. Carrie Levi.
Block No. S--Broadway York. Vir-
g!na and Zane STREETS, Mrs. Leo Wolfe.
! Block No. ?--Broadway, York and
( Ohio streets, Miss Lou Hastings.
Block No l0-Broadway and York
, from Fink south, Mrs Edward McAllis-
ter.
Block No ll--Huron to Fink and
Back river Mrs Oscar Callahan.
Block No. 12-Zane to Bridgeport
! bridge and side streets, Mrs. David
! white
Block No 1s-Fink to Back river.
! Broadway, York and Huron. Mrs. Harry
Conrad.
North End.
! Block No. Front. Maryland Broad
way and Indiana Mrs c. A. Branum.
Block No. 2.-zane. Broadway TO
Maryland and side streets, Miss Gene
/ Ephltn.
Block No 3.--Broadway TO Wabash
to Maryland. Mrs. Charles Ephlin.
Block No. Front from Indiana to
Kentucky. Mrs. Frank Ehellng.
! Block No. 5.--Front and York from
! Kcnturky to New Jersey. Mrs. Fred
Far!s.
: Block No. New Jersey. including
Park. Front and Huron street. Mrs. II,
o. Raer.
/ Block No. Belle Isle. Mrs. Stewart
Braham.
Block No. S-Wabash. Eric and On
| tario from New Jersey TO Park street.
Mrs W. +. Bowman.
Block No. 9--Wnbash and Erie from
| Zane to New Jersey. Mrs Harry Dod-
son.