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Precinct No. 2

Precinct No. . l VOTING PLACE, SHORT CREEK | FOWLER. H. A. ROBERTS, MRS. OLA
 Precinct No. 9 DISTRICT NO. 2voTING PLACE, GRAYMONT FIRE STATION BROCK, MRS. DAISY BROCK, J. A. J. LAUGHINGHOUSE II. c. DISTRICT NO. 3-vOTING PLACEi OSCEoLA DRUG CO.,, OsCEOLA STATION l LEIGH, J. H. 1 ODEN, MRS. SADLIE WILDSMITH, MISS HENRY HUNTER DISTRICT NO. 4EVoTING PLACE, G0UDELOCK's STORE, ELYTON CABDW ELL CHAS. H. CALDW ELL, MRS. MATTE DUFFEY, MRS. SARAH L. HENDERSON, MRS. NANNIE I. DISTRICT NO. S-voTING PLAoEi OXFORD PHARMACY, TUsCA- 1 STREET DOBBS, J. G.
 THACKER, MRS. IDA DISTRICT NO. e-VoTING PLACE, WEST END FIRE STATION ACTON. MRS. LEILA V. ACTON, R. M
 DENSON, A. r. DENSON. MRS. BESSIE T. STEPHENSON, MRS. BESSIE DISTRICT NO. 7-VoTING PLACEi N. l.. ANDREWS STORE, GEN. TRAIL PARK
 BOWMAN. M. M. DISTRICT NO. s-voTING PLAcEi POWDERLY GROCERY STORE, POWDERLY (NOT IN BIRMING- HAND
 DAVIS, MRS. SULA HOLLAND. c. r. MALLORY. J. R. MINIS. DAVID
 MINIS. JEMISON MITCHELL, c. M.
 SMITH. E. L. DISTRICT NO. 9-VOTING PLACE. ELIZABETH DRUG CO.,, ELIZA BETH STATION
 GIBSON, FRED A. SCHATZ, CHAS. W. STONE, WALTER DISTRICT No. 10-vOTING PLACE. BEVERLY STATION ACTON, MRS. FLORA ACTON, GEORGE c. DOBBS, J. H.
 JAMES, WALTER T. LOONEY, M. W. DISTRICT NO. 11--voTING PLACE, FLEWELLEN GROCERY STORE. G17 TUSCALOOSA AVENUE IVY, c. A. NAYLOR, o. W. DISTRICT NO. ENJOYING PLACE. WEST END DRUG co. 113O rus LOosA AVENUE ] ARNOLD, A. T. l ATKINSON, MRS. CURRIE LEWIS, MRS. LULA MITCHELL, WALTER F. RENEGAR. MISS NEvA SMART, l.. A. DISTRICT NO. I3-VOTING PLACE. J. F. SMITHS STORE, 1926 HAYES STREET
 COX, MRS. TINNA HUFFSTUTDER, J. T. OWEN, H. G.
 SCHARBER, MRS. EDITH UHL l DISTRICT NO. 14-VOTING PLACE.
  OWENTON GROCERY STORE, sOl ALOIS AVENUE HOLCOMB, B. J. JORDAN, A. M. 1 JUDD, J. E. DISTRICT NO. 15-yOTING PLACE, BIRMINGHAM DRUG CO.,. 800 TUSCALOOSA AVENUE ALLGOOD, L. H. COPELAND, E. R. LYNAGH, J. T.
 LYNAGH. MRS. JOSIE T. TEMPLE, W. P.
 Precinct No. 10 DISTRICT NO. 1-vOTING PLACE, wAHOUMA DRUG O., wAHoUMA STATION
 DENNY, w. o. DUFFEE, N. L.
 PATTON, F. M. SIMS OLIVER
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DISTRICT No. 13--voTIyG PLACE, ". R. EMOND & SONS GROCERY STORE. MAGNOLIA POINT. BONFELD, J.
 BONFELD, M L. BUELL. D. T.
 CALDWELL, JNO. M. SWEDLAW, MRS. ESTHER SWEDLA W, HENRY
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DISTRICT NO. ENJOYING PLACE, McwHIRTER-MOsE GRO. CO.,, 14TH AVE. AND 18TH ST. so. JENNINGS, T. J.
 JOHNSON, JAMES D.
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Precinct No. 20

VOTING PLACE-IRoNDALE CITY HALL AND LETT"S STORE BUNT, WILLIAM D. KIRK. R. w.
 MOORE, w. P.
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DISTRICT NO. 7-VoTING PLACE, E. R. MAYNARD GEN. CONTRAC- TOR, 23l6 ENSLEY AVE-, PALMER TERRACE.
 GAIN. MRS. SARAH
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DISTRICT NO. 24-vOTING PLACE PARTISAN BAKERY, 1924 20TI

sE-, sO. RIDDLE. WALKER M.
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DISTRICT NO. 23-vOTING PLACE, BURBAGE "sERVE YOURSELF STORE, 10TH AVE. AND 18TH ST. so.
 BROWN, MRS. LEE WARD SHAKELBORD, MRS. MAY WARD. MISS MAY c.
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DISTRICT NO. 4-voTING PLACE
Precinct No. II
Precinct No. 12

VOTING PLACE-LEEDS, sPRC- ELLIS STORE AND CEDAR GROVE
 WHITMIRE, G. ".
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Precinct No. AS

DISTRICT NO. I-VOTING PLACE, EzELL'S DRUG STORE, 1701 IsT. AVE-, ENsLEY.
 BEACH VIM
 BOSWELL, R. A COCHRAN, MRS HATTIE L. DRIGGERS, A. J.
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DISTRICT NO. 6-VoTING PLACE, SHADY SIDE GRO. CO, 234O 1STH ST, ENSLEY. CASEY. c. P.
 FARRELL, JOHN s. LANKFORD, A. B. TERRELL, H. c. (col.)
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DISTRICT NO. 10-VOTING PLACE, CBAYDE MosELEY's GROCERY STORE. SAITH ST. AND AVE, C. ENSLIaY
 MOVERS, c. V.
 MOVERS. MRS. RUBY.
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DISTRICT No. 16-vOTING PLACE, EAST END OF HARRIS TRANS FER CO. TWENTY-sECOND ST. AND AVE. c.
 SMELLING, C. B.
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NFfI'KINyAFI DISTRICT NO. 4--VOTING. PLACE,
 EAST END BEssEMER CITY HALL.
 BAGBEY. R. c.
 BARNETT L. M. CD. D. S) COLEMAN W. H. (col.)
 KINSEY, s. j..
 LITTLE, JOE A. RAGsDALE, V. H.
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DISTRICT No. 10-voTING PLACE. s. E. CORNER OF COURT HOUSE. BLACH. SAM HAND, H. T. MLAIN, W. T. MILAN, W. W. REEVES, A. N.
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Precinct No. 21

DISTRICT NO. 1-VOTING PLACE, FIVE POINTS DRUG STORE DUDLEY, MISS BESSIE LATHEM, w. T. TAYMON, E. A. DISTRICT NO. 2-VOTING PLACE, EAST END OF FIVE POINTS FIRE STATION
 JACOBS. NOSE
 LEE. JESSE l.. LOEHR, MRS. IRMA DoZIER SOLOMON, DAVIS R. WILSON, MRS. CORINNE DISTRICT NO. 3-VOTTNG PLACE, MAGNOLIA PHARMACY, MAGNo- LA POINT
 BLACK, HUGO l.. BLACK, MRS. JOSEPHINE EOS
 TER DISTRICT NO. 4-VOTING PLACE, OsMONT BROS. GROCERY CO.,, 272S AVENUE e. BOATRITE. R. T. CORR. MRS. OLA
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DISTRICT NO. 12-VOTING PLACE, WEST END DRUG co, 113O rus LOOSA AVENUE ARNOLD, A. T.
 ATKINSON. MRS. CURRIE LEWIS, MRS. LULA MITCHELL, WALTER F. RENEGAR. MISS NEvA SMART, l.. A.
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DISTRICT No. 2O-VoTING PLACE, c. ". JACKsON's DRUG STORE 140O ELEVENTH AVENUE, SOUTH AFFORD, HORACE c.
 DOWELL, A. M.
 EADY, MRS. JANE CEVILA HENRY, MRS. MARY DAVIS
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DISTRICT No. s-vOTrNG PLACE, LANES GROCERY STORE, 1z02 TwENTY-FOURTH ST. NORTH. CROW BERTRAND. l..
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Precinct No. 13

VOTING PLACE-TRUSsVIL D. \. TALLEY'S STORE AND CHALK WILLIE
 uITT. J. B.
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DISTRICT No. 10--VoTING PLACE SOUTH END OF BIRMINGHAM nI CITY HALL.
 ELLIS. MRS. ANNIE R. MOSELEY, JOSEPH W.
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LETsoN. HARRY MILTON

DISTRICT No. S-VOTING PLACE, E. R. MAYNoRD, GENERAL CON- TRACTOR, 23IS ENsLEY AVE-. PALMER TERRACE.
 cox, G. D.
 MITCHELL. MRS. LILLE.
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DISTRICT NO. 3--voTING PLACE, DUNCAN DRUG CO.,, 5400 FIRST AVENUE. BOND, MRS. LAURA GRAHAM, HOKE MPHAIL, MRS. JENNIE SHEEP
 HERD
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DISTRICT No. 17-voTING PLACE, GOLDSTEIN'S DRUG CO.-S10 FIFTEENTH STREET, SOUTH. CLAYTON, G. B.
 CLAYTON, MRS. LUANA COX, CLIFF c.
 DUGAS, EDW. c. BARLEY, MRS. EVA O. HARRINGTON, JOHN F. MOSELEY, FRANK T.
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Precinct No. 29

DISTRICT NO. 1--VoTING PLACE, WEST END OF PRATT CITY FIRE STATION.
 ALLEN, M. R. FINDLEY. VIM SMITH, J. F.
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DISTRICT No. 1s-vOTING PLACE. SOUTH END BEHREN'S PARK FIRE STATION.
 BYRUM, MISS RENA THOMAS, r. B.
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WILSON. J. A.
 DISTRICT No. T-VoTING PLACE, GAMBILLS DRUG CO.-EIEV-
 ENCH AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH
 STREET, SOUTH.
 MEADOWS, MRS. VIRGINIA c. DISTRICT No. s-VoTING PLACE,
 LLOYD tS ADAMS DRUG CO.--FIF-
 TEENTH STREET AND FOuR-
 TEENTH AVENUE, SOUTH. l COLEMAN, ]. B.
 JOHNSON, MRS. MADGE HILLMAN
 MARTIN. MRS. MARY c.
 MARTIN, M. P. WALL, JAMES l..
 DISTRICT No. 1O--voTING PLACE, | CITY HALL.
 ELLIS. MRS. ANNIE R.
 MoSELEY, JOSEPH w. DISTRICT No. 11-VOTING PLACE,
 SOUTH END OF NORTH HIGH-
 LAND FIRE STATION. WEST. JOHN L. WEST. PORTER (B. P)
 WEsTBRooK, MRS. ANNIE J. WESTBROOK, J. c. | NORTH END OF FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS FIRE STATION.
 BRADLEY, MRS. IRENE M. | BRADBURY, W. w. DULEY, MISS GUSSIE | HAWKINS, MRS. EVA M. 1 HOOPER, MRS. THELMA | MADDOX, HARVEY l.. DISTRICT No. I3--VOTING PLACE,
 KIssELL's PHARMACY-ELEV-
 ENTH AVENUE AND THIR-
 TEENTH STREET, NORTH. DRIVER, W. B., (col)
 LATTA, MRS GRACE A. | MDONALD, MRS. FANNIE D. | WYATT, SARAH E., (coL) DISTRICT No. I4--voTING PLACE, NORTH HIGHLANDS DRUG CO.,
 1901 ALLEN STREET, NORTH.
 BURSoN, MRS. MARY BATY HOOD, T. E. SARToR, JOHN D.
 SMITH, MRS. ELSIE GARY. DISTRICT No. 15-VOTING PLACE, CENTRAL FIRE STATION--PARIk AVENUE. BETWEEN NINE-
 TEENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS.
 BRYANT. MISS DEWEY
 CAIN. LEROY A.
 CAIN. MRS. ROSA
 DAVIES, J. J. SHAEFF, RUSSELL D. TROTMAN. THOMAS R. DISTRICT No. 1e-voTING PLACE. GUARANTEE DRUG CO.-1O31
 THIRD AVENUE, NORTH.
 PARTNERSHIP, J. ".
 HIT. ROSIA l.
 DISTRICT No. 17-voTING PLACE, FIFTEENTH STREET, SOUTH. | CLAYTON, G. B. CLAYTON, MRS. LUANA
 COX, CLIFF c. | DUGAS, EDW. c. | BARLEY, MRS. EVA O.
 HARRINGTON. JOHN F. MOSELEY, FRANK T. DISTRICT No. 1s-vOTING PLACE.
 SOUTH END BEHREN's PARK FIRE STATION. BYRUM, MISS RENA
 THOMAS, r. B. DISTRICT. No. 1s-vOTING PLACE. LETAw's PHARMACY 1901 | ELEVENTH AVENUE, SOUTH. | M'DBv1TT, ANTHONY | M'DEvITT, MRS. MARGARET T. DISTRICT No. 2O-VoTING PLACE. G. w. JACKsON's DRUG STORE | 140O ELEVENTH AVENUE. SOUTH | AFFORD, HORACE c. l DOWELL, A. M. EADY, MRS. JANE CEVILA
 HENRY, MRS. MARY DAVIS DISTRICT No. ENJOYING PLACE, MIDWAY PHARMACY. SIX
 TEENTH AVENUE AND PHELAN | STREET. | GETTYs, MRS. ANNA BAIRD | wOLTERSDORF, EARL c.
 DISTRICT NO. 22-vOTING PLACE, McwHIRTER-MOsEL GRO. CO.,, 14TH AVE. AND 15TH ST. so. | JENNINGS, T. J. | JOHNSON, JAMES D. | DISTRICT NO. 23-vOTING PLACE, BURBAGE @sERVE YOURSELF STORE, 10TH AVE. AND 18TH ST. so.
 BROWN, MRS. LEE WARD | SHAKELBORD. MRS. MAY WARD, MISS MAY c.
 DISTRICT NO. 24-vOTING PLACE, PARIsIAN BAKERY, 1924 BOTH ST., so. l RIDDLE, WALKER M. | DISTRICT NO. 25-vOTING PLACE, | HIGHLAND PHARMACY, I032 g..
 2OTH ST. | CALHOUN, DIR. l.. l..
 Precinct No. 38 | VOTING PLACE, BLOsSBURG W. J. l wHEELER,S STORE. | JENNINGS, THOMAS F. 1 TATE, J. P.
 Precinct No. 39 1 VOTING PLACE, EVANSVILLE. KINGS DRUG STORE AND DOCE-
 NAT. c. I. COMMIssARY. CHEEK, W. J. l PENNY, F. T. | TATE, J. P.
 Precinct No. Al l NnTIN(. SHANNnN ANn
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DISTRICT NO. 10-VOTING PLACE BEVERLY STATION

DISTRICT NO. 1I--voTING PLACE, FLEWELLEN GROCERY STORE, G17 TUSCALOOSA AVENUE IVY, c. A.
 NAYLOR, O. W.
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DISTRICT No. 2f-VOTING PLACE, MIDWAY PHARMACY. SIX TEENTH AVENUE AND PHELAN STREET.
 GETTYS, MRS. ANNA BAIRD wOLTERSDORF, EARL c.
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DISTRICT, No. 19-VOTING PLACE
 IHcTAw's PHARMACY 1901 ELEVENTH AVENUE, SOUTH. MDEVITT, ANTHONY MDEVITT, MRS MARGARET T.
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Precinct No. 24

VOTING PLACE. coNcoRD.
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DISTRICT NO. 9-VOTING PLACE ELIZABETH DRUG CO.,, ELIZA BETH STATION
 GIBSON, FRED A. SCHATZ, CHAS. W. STONE, WALTER
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Precinct No. B

DISTRICT NO. 1-vOTING PLACE, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BEs- sEMER COURTHOUSE.
 CANzONERI, MRS. JOSIE
 CANz0NERI, MIKE
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Precinct No. 34

DISTRICT NO. 1--v0TING PLACE, WOODS STORE, 212 NORTH F0RTY-NINTH STREET. BAGGETT, MRS. BELLA W. MANKIN, MRS. UDA c. MANKIN. MISS VERA MATTHEWS. MRS. LULA V. sEALE MRS. BERTHA BURNS SEALE, CHAS. F. SWOPE, H.
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DISTRICT No. 11-VoTING PLACE, SOUTH END OF NORTH HIGH- LAND FIRE STATION. WEST, JOHN L.
 WEST. PORTER (B. P) WESTBROOK, MRS. ANNIE J. WESTBRooK. J. c.
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DISTRICT No. 0-voTING PLACE. EAST END OF HARRIS TRANS FER CO, AVE. G AND TWENTY SECOND ST.
 JAMES, J. H.
 LOTT, A. A.
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Precinct No. IS
Precinct No. 16
VOTING PLACE-PINSON MONCRIEF, J. G.
 T1kNT nD NY NF

VOTING PLACE-MORRIs, KIMBER- LY AND HAIG
 BAKER IT. I
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Precinct No. 10

DISTRICT NO. 1-vOTING PLACE, wAHOUMA DRUG O., wAHoUMA STATION
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DISTRICT No. 1e-VoTING PLACE, GUARANTEE DRUG CO.-1O31 THIRD AVENUE, NORTH. PARTNERSHIP, J. W.
 HIT. ROSIA I.
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DISTRICT NO. 2-voTING PLACE. ENsLEY CITY HALL. HARRIS, J. $.
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DISTRICT NO. 14-VOTING PLACE. OWENTON GROCERY STORE, s0f ALOIS AVENUE HOLCOMB, B. J. JORDAN. A. M. JUDD, J. E.
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DISTRICT NO. 2-vOTING PLACE WOODLAWN DRUG CO.,, 5O0a FIRST AVENUE. NEESE, DOCTOR BELL ROY, c. M.
 ROY, MRS. FANNIE SMITH, E. E.
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Precinct No. 19

VOTING PLACE-PALos AND POW HATAN
 SKINNER, J. H.
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DISTRICT NO. AvoTING PLACE
 SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BESSIE
 MER COURTHOUSE. OtDEI IL. MRG C
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DISTRICT NO. S-VOTING PLACEi POWDERLY GROCERY STORE. POWDERLY (NOT IN BIRMING- HAND
 DAVIS, MRS. SULA HOLLAND. C. r. MALLORY. J. R. MINIS. DAVID MINIS. HENSON MITCHELL c. M. SMITH E. L.
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DISTRICT NO. 6-VOTING PLACE, WEST END FIRE STATION ACTON, MRS. LEILA V. ACTON, R. M.
 DENSON, A. F.
 DENSON. MRS. BESSIE T. STEPHENSON, MRS. BESSIE
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DISTRICT NO. 13-VOTING PLACE.
 J. F. SMITHS STORE, 1326 HAYES

COX, MRS. TINNA HUFFSTUTDER, J. T. OWEN, H. G. SCHARBER, MRS. EDITH UHL
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DISTRICT NO. 3--VOTING PLACE LIPsCOMB CITY HALL.
 GIBSON, MRS. KATE
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DISTRICT NO. 4-voTING PLACE, SANDUSKY CITY HALL.
 POOLE. GUY.
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V " TVN
 DENNY, w. O. DUFFEE, N. L. PATTON, F. M. SIMS, OLIVER
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DISTRICT NO. 3-VOTING PLACE, BOWERS STORE, FIRST AVENUE
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Precinct No. 9

DISTRICT NO. 2-VoTING PLACE, GRAYMONT FIRE STATION BROCK, MRS. DAISY BROCK, J. A. J.
 LAUGH1NGHoUsE, II. c.
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ABKEY, IT. U.
 NEWMAN, C. w.
 STEWART, H. G.
 STONE, MRS. MARGARET
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DISTRICT No. 1e-VOTING PLACE, N. W. CORNER OF COURT HOUSE.
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THoMAsINo. MRS. MARY

DISTRICT NO. 5-vOTING PLACE,
 EAST END OF PRATT CITY FIRE STATION.
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DISTRICT NO. 7-VoTING PLACEi N. l.. ANDREWS STORE, GEN. TRAIL PARK
 BOWMAN, NJ M
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GoUDELOCK's STORE, ELYToN CALDW ELL, CHAS. H. CALDWELL, MRS. MATTE DUFFEY, MRS. SARAH L. HENDERSON, MRS. NANNIE l. DISTRICT NO. B-VOTING PLACER OXFORD PHARMACY, TUSCA- LoosA AVENUE AND POPLAR STREET
 DOBBS, J. G.
 THACKER, MRS. IDA
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DIsTT.ICT No. 2G-vOTING PLACE. N. E. CORNER OF COURT HOUSE. MALONE, J. B.
 sTONE A. J.
 TOLHELM, J. M.
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DISTRICT NO. 2-VOTING PLACE, EAST LAKE FIRE STATION

CRUIlI, .. B.
 HARTLINE. B. K. HOCHHOLZER, VIM.
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by autoists driving 10 or from Shadysids
In that direction.
Mrs. Albert Burns and children OF
Lincoln avenue have returned from
visit with friends at Steubenville. Mr..
Burns spent Sunday with the family
there and all came home together.
Rev. and Mrs J. R. Keeling and MI
and Mrs. J. o. Ward motored to Dover
Tuesday evening where Rev. Keeling
assisted in n religious service.
Mrs Loretta Caldwell and daughter
Mrs. Dale Thomas OF Cambridge. who
had been here for a few days with rel
atives. have gone 10 Dover 70 spend sew
cral days before going home.
Mrs. Robert Vaughn OF Powhatan
spent tho early part Of the week here az
a guest Nf her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Hallett OF Avondale.
The t%enty-sixth wedding annivers-
nry of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schramm Of
Blake Street was delightfully."- observed
Tuesday evening when fifty, guests as.
semhlcd at their home upon invitation
from the children Of the ones honored
The affair was planned as A surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Wyatt of Elks ave.
visited friends in Wheeling on Tuesday
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BENWOOD
GALLOWAY NOTIFIES bENWOOD RAIL
WORKERS THAT STRIKE END NEAR


| Just north Of Cresaps Bottom has been
,"t hS the Consultation Fe' '""i''"S
| tn" houses VII he SIN rooms 'tS"
| charles II R"yian. OF Bnrgct,St"wn H. Ia
! has IN" contract I"r IN" wrrN
Institute Here Next week.
Tho annual teachers. institute OF MAR
Sha!I county VIII DC he'" "' ~" Us"
| Sch"o! building from Monday 10 rr1oaH'
| inclusive. tn" coming week. inc slogan
"ThorouShn"SS IN the [" nj III n
| Branches. has been chosen. ana most
/ elaborate program is III tho making
woman Is Heco'eFs'
NfS. wafer NhN'tN OF a. Wow
recovering nicely ~ the '''"''A'e '''S
p'ta! as result OF INJURIES r''EN'u ~
an a"tomoo''e aCr,"'"' ""'" ."' 80
which she was riding ran over d" '",
hanHment on the No"nu h"''",' MI
| The husband. WHO was "F'N"'E we 81
was uninJured. y daughter was S!lH"'-
! II bruised. but WAS able 20 return nome
after being treated by Or. Il n SH
bitch. Mrs. Wha!cy VII! prohah!E ne
able 10 leave the hospital TO-DAY
Lowe Funeral Today.
Funeral services Tor the late MIS-
J Mary Ankle Lowe. VIII" dled At hcr 4"Io
home on Jefferson avenue hues0hE' VIII
be held this afternoon III r''oN, ne
w. {. Ncroid ~ IN" hap''S( I"u'' :" "
have charge. lnterm"nt Will DC fn""o
a, the Grccnlawn cemetery.
Mrs. Lowe had lived in this city Tor
,re mas, IS wears. She IA survived hy
on,. son. Bruce Leroy Lowe. with whom
she made her home. Her husband died
several years ago.
Five Aizplanes In.
E,ya oirnlares were at l.ancin aN!a-
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WELLSBuRC

Joseph A. Anger;. of Wooster, q. mot
his death recently 10y being caught IN
tho gas engine in the oil fields near
Wooster. q. Mrs Angert was former ~
Mis- Pearl Lewis, daughter Of Mrs. Eliza
Lewis. OF this city. His widow and
four children. Helen. FaUl. Edith and
Andrew, are left 70 mourn his loss. Mr..
Angert was we'll known here. having
been employed in this vicinity.
Last night at Hotel Charlton. Myron
T Rankin, Of Weilshurg. entertained At
dinner two WellSburg visitors. Prof.
Don p. Hawkins. of Washington and
jefferson College. who has beer 4 house
guest Of Frank Lobmiller, corner Main
and Sixteenth streets since Monday. and
Henry Bell. of Wheeling. who has just
returned from sOj"urn at Cedar Point.
Mr.. Lobmillcr. Rankin and R"ll N" all
graduates Of LinSly Institute at Wheel
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Shakespeare Club Picnic.

Shakespeare Club Picnic
TUESDAY afternoon about forty NOM
hers and guests Of the SHAKESPEARE : '"n
srcnt a delightful half day at fa* me
Reach. Folanshcc. The crowd lnHu'E"o
! in everything conducive /" 4 goo" 'l"''
bathing. ball horse shoes and Sh""'-'he-
chutes.
Miss Ncwm!ller. Of Philadelphia. IA.
n reader of wonderful ability. CAV me
first act Of The Tanning ar tn" ShTcN'
and other selections. which w"T" "pfI"'
ciated ny all This was followed oF
Mrs Hough Al o'clock most sump-
tuous chi, ken supper with all aCccssor-
les was served.
The out Of town guests were MISS
Anna MCK:trick. of canton. q: MISS
E,roiinr Tnrc-ov and Mrs VIII Hall.
Of cleveland. O.: Mrs. ChaUrh"rn, 81
FollanShce: Mrs Marlirr. az M"h"na!d'
Pa: Miss Render. Of Wheeling; Mrs. NIL
lard J BOYD. Of Toronto. O: Mrs GIL
bert Follanshcn NJ Toronto. q, ana
guest. Miss Ncwmll"r. OF Thilad"Iph'a.
IA.
Mr.. ana Mrs. O. !. Kcyes,0 &c Main
street. visited In Wheeling Monday.
Mrs Melvin n I.a2"ar. ~ bethany
nike. was The guest OF Wheeling friends
Monday.
Henry BEL Of Wheeling. h sophomore
! n Wcs, Virginia University. Is guest
Of his friend. Frank Lohm!Iier. Of Wells
! burg. Both arc graduates Of LinSlE IN
! statute n hWcClinE Mr.. Eel accom-
! paricd nv his mother and aunt. has lnSt
returned from two weeks snJourn NJ
! Cedar Point.
Elmer II Bone Is a. M0os"h"art. Ill.,
attending IN" convention II" is ih"re In
! tho interest Of the local order ~ Moose
md taking rhotOgra phs 0f grounds ma
! everything 90 interest. Mr. i|on" VII
make a set ~ movtrg plciur" s!'d"e
witch will bc shown hero upon his re-
| turn
| Mrs James A. Black. &C SteUhrnvlli"
! O.. and Miss Margaret EIack. of Wood
| lawn. IA visited friends and relatives
! In Wcllshurr Tuesday.
w G. Howard of Main street. was n
| business visitor in Wheeling Wednesday
| Mrs Jacob Tau!. Mrs. Louis Ha"hn
land daughter. Gcnevior". w"r" S'eu-
Fhcnvill". o. visitors Tuesday.
! John Fletcher. 10" Hatalia and others
! r,ururd home Tuesday evening from a
/ fishing trip In Virginia.
Mrs Fannie DunuinC and family, az
/ Twelfth street. residents .: N"!iSNurc
, FOR several years. left Wednesday for
! their new home in Alliance. q.
I Ny and Mrs t. Z. RTash"ar, son Dean
and wife daughter Mss Iva. grand
/ daughter Z"lla ard their guests. left
! Wednesday by automobile TO spend thu
! day at Doctors old home near Paris, Ia
Mrs Luciau Brown ana daughter Mar
, Carct or Yankee street haN" returned
! homo from visit With Mrs. Er"wn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24
MOUNDSVILLE
may START HIGH
: SCHOOL ADDITION
Board OF Education Accepts Contract
L Of W. II. Batson, Local Man, and
work Will Begin Soon

I. The construction OF the addition 70
the high school Will probably begin
within the next few weeks. The Board
ot education has awarded the contract
20 W. n. Batson. local contractor, who
will confer with c. r. Bates the arch
itect shortly to the end Of expediting
matters.
. The addition will be made CT the
west side Of the building and directly
, over the present gymnasium. The walls
, OF the building will be extended in 4
win be built up TO the square of the
! building.
a. Plans are to have IN" work complet-
ed within sixty days after construction
Is under way.
One Scarlet Fever Case
q. The county health officer. following
an investigation conducted yesterday.
reported one case Of scarlet fever as
: prevalent in the tent colony at Glen
: Gale. Necessary precautions have been
. taken and It * hoped that the dreaded
( disease will not spread. The miners
tent colony was established during early
{. summer
Turns Course Of Creek.
when IN" Middle Grave Creek threa-
, tened To overflow it, banks recently
D ana SppIi tRs crop AZ the " est virginia
state penEtcntIary farm nothing %as
: left TO do but change The course OF the
stream at a point about Arn feet from
the steel bridge leading 20 the farm G.
W. Miller. In barge OF agricultural work
at the farm couldn't saF his crops spoil
&c so ne constructed breaker at
very small cost which has entirely
changed the course OF the creek. The
crop is now safe from the possibility
ef flood
To Hold Conference
The annual conference II tho Un!ver-
salists OF West Virginia Will be held 1T
the Fork Ridge Un!yerSalist church
from August 81 70 September 3. A good
program is being planned and all those
interested are invited 20 attend.
Build 30 More Houses
contract for the construction Of 20
moro psw houses ut the Francis mine
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| OF sixth street, this evening. T6s II
the regular weekly business meeting OF
| the society. and all arc requested TO ne
present. The regular routine business
or the society VIII h" disposed 81 a''er
which IN" hostess mas Prepa,tu Il" ~.
'ertainment Tor the balance OF Nhc cNc"-
Ing
TAKE Trp'
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tlan church VIII meet az the nome %
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where they VII, spend the DAY OF .'o
farU. Inc IaulcS WI! meet ~ t'''
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VIII ne waiting 10 take 'n"''' |" 'he
way residence. lneH VIII! ''hT va.
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S'ee,; this eTen,ms' W"'t" t'eH W.
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B. OF r. T. Meet.
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IN their hall on MarShal street, ih's
evening. whore they VII! h"'h 'h"lr rex
ular weekly business mNc'lhE. Al ,'r
IN" business M IN" "NcninS mas ''"n ''H-
posed or S"rl3t hour "" d" he.o'
SOCIETY," MeeEins'
Mentors OF IN" I.a"',S h''" '''HS
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home or Mrs Nlic" Patterson, or Logan
street this evening. Wh're th"N Will
hold their regular weekly BUSINESS meet
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