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REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR SHERIFF
HARRY BEAM, of Seward Twp.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Albert v. DInwiddie, Of Guthrie.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereby announce as candidate
for the office OF County Attorney Of
Logan county. on the Republican
ticket subject to Primaries August
First. 1922. Your Suffrage viii be
Appreciated.
Geo. w. Partridge
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
1sT DISTRICT
4. r. (Dick) Renfrc
DEMOCRAT TICKET

DEMOCRAT TICKET
hereby announce my candidacy on
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\ FOR COUNTY JUDGE
D. D. Lamond, Of Guthrie
FoR DISTRICT JUDGE

FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
am a candidate for the nomina-
ton OF District Judge, Republican
ticket. Eleventh District. Payne and
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support appreciated TONY .HIG'
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Tunney and Greb
 Sign for Contest
 At Gotham May 26

New York. April 28.-Gene Tun- ney of New York, American light heavyweight champion, and Harry Greb, of Pittsburg, tonight signed articles for a 15-round title contest in Madison Square Garden the night of May 26.
 The agreement called for both pu- gulists to weigh in at 1T5 pounds at o'clock the afternoon of the match.
 Tunney, the light heavyweight champion of the American Expedi' tionary forces in France, won the American title from Battling Levin sky in a 12round bout at the Gar den last January 13. He received the judges decision.
 Greb, who has boxed in the middle. light-heavy and heavyweight ranks, recently outpointed Tom Gibbons, the St. Paul pugilist. in a decision bout at the Garden. He aspires to the heavyweight title held by Jack Dempsey.
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terday were rained out, while the third was S5stponed, because of the apsence en a road trip of the Simp- son nine.
 Ensley was scheduled to play Tus- caloosa the second game of the series, while the Panther Blonde and Bru nette Co-eds had arranged little fracas for themselves. These games also, were rained out. Here are the games scheduled for yesterday which were postponed
 Birmingham versus Mobile.
 Jones Valley versus Jefferson county.
 shades-Cahaba versus Simpson.
 Hueytown versus Bessemer
 Central versus Woodlawn.
 Ensley versus Tuscaloosa.
 Panther Blonde co-eds versus Bru- nettes.
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RAIN PLAYS HAVOC WITH BIRMINGHAM BASEBALL GAM ES

Yesterday mornings and after noon's rains played havoc with the Magic City's baseball menu. There were seven games scheduled for Bir- mlngham yesterday afternoon. and none were played.
 The Birmingham Mobile game was hopelessly rained out, the Bears and Barons not even having a chance to play.
 Two of the three Jefferson county prep league games scheduled for yes
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VIII stand Pat

1t
 The chances are that Boss Mo- ley, unless something unforeseen happens, will stand pat on his present club. He Is looking for no extra talent from Pittsburg and seems content to make a stab at first honors with the team he now has. The acquisi- ton of Stuffy Stewart will In the course of a week or so make the Barons one of the best defensive ball clubs in the league. They have made a plentiful supply of errors thus far. but with Stuffy injected into the llne-up con- fidence of all the infield help will spring up, and those same infielders. who have been prone to stunts like an observation balloon will settle down and cut down many hits and save many ball games in the course of a seasons run.
 No new faces will be seen un- less the unexpected comes along. Tooter and Robertson will do the receiving. Neun is steadily win
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City LeGguers to
 Play Games Today
 In All Glasses

If the rains of yesterday do not return. and If local playground dia- monds are in condition this afternoon Birmingham City leaguers will play their second set of games of the 1922 season.
 The present season was opened In successful fashion last week, with all Is Class A and all eight Class B teams playing games.
 Here is todays schedule of games; with the umpire assignments by President James F. Harrison;
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GLASS A. DiYiniOn A

Inglenook Construction company at Lewisburg, Ross Fowler, umpire. Alabama Power company at Acipco, T. H. Hall. umpire. Standard Oil at Southern Bell, ]. A. McDermott, umpire.
 Division R Drive-It Y Yourself at Thomas, Joe Carter umpire.
 Coca Cola at East Birmingham. 0. L. Welch. umpire. Knights of Columbus at Southern railway, F. A. Culley, umpire.
 Division 0 Woco Pep at Avondale. George Kircher. umpire.
 sayreton at Maccabees. c. E. Michaels. umpire.
 Jordon Park at East Lake. W. F. Thompson. umpire
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Precinct No. 46

DISTRICT NO. 2-yoTING PLACE, WEST END AvoNDALE FIRE STATION.
 NICHOLSON, J. E. WATKINS, J. F. DISTRICT NO. 3-yOTING PLACE, ODD FELLOWS HALL, AVON DALE.
 CULBERSON, B. G. NIX, MRS. NANNIE DISTRICT NO. 4---VOTING PLACE, EAST END AyONDALE FIRE STATION.
 CARTER, MRS. CECIL FROST, MISS ANNIE RECORD, SION LEO
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The State of Alabama. Jefferson County. I. J. P. Stiles. Judge of Probate in and for said county, in said state, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list of all the voters who have appeared before me since the 15th day of April 1922, the date of the former puoli- cation of list of voters, and whoNAaye reasonably satisfied me that their. names should be and are added to the list of qualified voters in Jefferson County, heretofore published.
 Given under my hand this the 29th day of April, 1922. %
 J.. P. STILES, A Judge of Probate. Jefferson countyS
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Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Nashville {, Little Rock [. Memphis 9, Chattanooga 1. Other games postponed. rain.
 Today's Games Mobile at Birmingham (twe games). New Orleans at Atlanta. Nashville at Little Rock. Chattanooga at Memphis
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Precinct No. 47

VOTING PLACE. GARDENDALE, TOWARDS STORE AND NEW CASTLE CoMMIssARY.
 NATION, MRS. NANNIE PICKENS, MRS. DOSIA FARMER PICKENS, H. W.
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Precinct No. 54
VOTING I

VOTING PLACE. INGLENOOK CITY HALL.
 MKEE, MRS. JULIA.
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Precinct No. 38

VOTING PLACE, AUGSBURG W. J. wHEELER'S STORE. JENNINGS, THOMAS F. TATE. J. F.
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Precinct No. Al

VOTING PLACE, SHANNON AND MORGAN.
 FLOWERS, C. A. FLOWERS. MRS. NORINE SIMPSON. V R.
 sINBACK. MRS. INDIAOLA SINBACK, M. D.
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MoLKY sET FoR RusH UPWARD

Moey outfit doesn't climb the the few wes the Baron hefan to be disappointed Sir Carlton feels that with his strength and break the luck he well fortified the league Most of the clubs hitting, lacking in the finer defensive points of the which make ball club Orleans, the the
 ton this instance Dobbs has webaanced club all the way around The acquisition of Pond him catching staff The pitching has the Orleans the Pei attack has demonstrated itself Rock, shown a departments tell Travellers however with the Kid the helm, anything time From this angle looks like reeconered fight between the Birds Barons and Travellers Mobile will warfare for first division berth this The Chicks nearly but the psychology which helps pennantwinnng ball club the Chicks win ball games this year.
 look for Nashville, a to division unless Spler in- jecs added pitching talent hopelessly out of it.
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Official Supplemental List of Quaied Voters of Jefferson County

DISTRICT NO. 4-voTING PLACE, BROWNS DRUG STORE, 27Ta ST. AND BETH AVE. NO. HARKINS. ". C. MOSS, GEORGE R. WORSHAM, J. c. YIELDING, MRS. EVA E. YIELDING. ". E
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Precinct No. 39

VOTING PLACE, EVANSVILLE. KINGS DRUG STORE AND DOCE- NAT. c. I. COMMIssARY. CHEEK, W. J.
 PENNY, F. T.
 TATE, J. P.
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Precinct No. 49

VOTING PLACE, MULGA. E. MULGA POsTOFFICE AND EDGEWATER.- 1T. c. I. COMMIssARY. ., SMITHSON, LEO c.
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DISTRICT NO. 7A-voTING PLACE,
Precinct No. 36

VOTING PLACE, LARIMORE's STORE, GATE CITY. ROPER, J. T.
 SIMS. T. E.
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Precinct No. 42

DISTRICT NO. 1--vOTING PLACE, sARGENTes STORE. ACIPCO.
 BRYANT, MISS BEATRICE
 HOWELL. c. o.
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Precinct No. 32

VOTING PLACE, BRADFORD COM MIssARY AND TRAFFoRD. ROPER l. D
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Precinct No. 31

VOTING PLACE, NEW MERKLE,
 JACK WRIGHT's STORE AND ROOKIE RIDGE.
 ACTON, MISS ALMA
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Precinct No. 50

VOTING PLACE, REPUBLIC, POST OFFICE AND MT. OLIVE. WOOD, c. H.
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Precinct No. 53

DISTRICT NO. 1-vOTING PLACE. DONALD's DRUG CO.,. 460O GARY AVE-, FAIRFIELD CLAYTON, PRICE FAINT, c. E.
 SCHAFNER, W. J.
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Precinct No. 30

VOTING PLACE, BESSIE MINES COMMISSARY AND PORTER
 MINES COMMIssARY. JONES, W. M
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DISTRICT No. 14--vOTING PLACE, REEDS PHARMACY. 273O AVE. c. COB, MRS. MARGARET s. HEMPHILL. MRS. VIRGINIA c. HIGGINS. GEO. W.
 NOLAN. ISABEL N.
 SMITH, J. D.
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DISTRICT No. 12-VOTING PLACE. WEST END OF FIVE POINTS FIRE STATION. ANDERSON R. T. BIACH. SIMON
 FEINEFIELD, MORRIS DEMAND, MRS. DAISY SELLERS, MRS. YRMA WILLIAMS. MRS. ANNIE L.
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V "A STATION l DENNY, w. o. DUFFEE, N. L. | PATTON F. M.
 SIMS, OLIVER
 DISTRICT NO. 2-voTING PLACE,
 EAST LAKE FIRE STATION 1 CRULL, C. B. HARTLINE. B. K. HOCHHOLZER, WM. | DISTRICT NO. 3-vOTING PLACE, BOWERS STORE, FIRST AVENUE
 AND EIGHTY-SECOND STREET ABREY, H. l.. | NEWMAN, C. W. | STEWART, H. G. STONE, MRS. MARGARET DISTRICT NO. 4-vOTING PLACE, EAST LAKE FIRE STATION HALE, MRS. JULIA M. SMITH, M. D. THOMPSON, MRS. EDNA DISTRICT NO 5-VOTTNG PLACE, W. H. MITCHELL's STORE, WA HOUMA STATION WATSON, MRS GEORGIA WATSON, R. J.
 Precinct No. II
 sOTING PLACE-CITY HALL, BOYLES, AND CITY HALL, TAIi- RANT CITY CARTER, I. B. CHUNK. R. N. INGRAM, EUGENE R. SHARIT. A. J.
 Precinct No. 12
 VOTING PLACE-LEEDs, sPRC- ELLIS STORE AND CEDAR GROVE
 WHITMIRE, G. ".
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state of Alabama,

State or Alabama,
 County of Jefferson.
 As directed by an act of Begisla- ture. approved October 2, 1920. I, as Judge of Probate, hereby publish a supplemental list of the qualified electors of Jefferson County, by pre- cincts, districts and places of holding elections in said Districts.
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DISTRICT NO. 15-vOTING PLACE, BIRMINGHAM DRUG CO.,, sOU TUSCALOOSA AVENUE ALLGOOD, l.. H. COPELAND, E. R. LYNAGH, J. T. LYNAGH. MRS. JOSIE T. TEMPLE, w. P
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Precinct No. 52

TION. x BAILEY, JOE SOUTHALL, J. D.
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DISTRICT No. 1I-vOTING PLACE, so. END OF NORWOOD FIRE STATION.
 ADAMS, EMMET ADAMS, MRS. MYRTLE rAToM MAYBIN, OATES ROBERTS. MRS. IRENE ROBERTS, RODDY WILSON, A. N
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DISTRICT NO. 3-VoTING PLACE GREENS GRO. CO, 23OI AVE. G, ENSLEY.
 BALLARD, C. s. CANE, MRS. MAUDE D. CANE. ". ?. DREXLER. w. A FORD, MIKE LEMONT, FRANK B. LEMONT, MRS. JENNA M'MAHAN MRS. WILLIE MAY WALKER, l.. CLAUDE WELLS, WM
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DISTRICT No. 12-VoTING PLACE. NORTH END OF FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS FIRE STATION. BRADLEY, MRS. IRENE M. BRADBURY, W. W.
 DULEY, MISS GUSSIE HAWKINS, MRS. EVA NJ HOOPER, MRS THELMA MADDOX, HARVEY l..
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BRIDGES STORE. WALDROP, J. J.
 Precinct No. 25

VOTING PLACE. LOCKWOOD AND sHADEs-CAHABA HIGH SCHOOL MILLAR. A. c. COR MILTON WALTHALL. HUGH P.
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DISTRICT No. I5-VoTING FLAG CENTRAL FIRE STATION--PARFk 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.
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DISTRICT NO. 4-VoTING PLACE, HIGHLAND GRO. CO.,, 1900 PIKE AVE. PALMER STATION, ENsLEY. LEWIS. FRED N.
 MORRIS, MRS. 1OLA
 PARKER, MRS. HENRIETTA SP1NKS, NJ G.
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DISTRICT No. 15-vOTTNG PLACE END OF MT TIrRR CE CAR LINE

END OF MT. TERRACE CAR LINE. BROOKE, R. T. BROWER, PERCY W BROWNELL, E. W. LOKEY. MRS. BERNfCE H. MKENzIE, JAMES T. WALKER, JOSEPH P. DISTRICT No. Ie-vOTING PLACE, EAST END OF HARRIS TRANS FER CO. TWENTY-sECOND SIT. AND AVE. C. SMELLING, c. B. DISTRICT No. 17-VOTING PLACE, HALL t& GEESE, DRUGGISTS, 12tb AVE. AND THIRTY-sECoND ST. NO. BARRY, MRS BESSIE s. BEATTY, MRS. OLGA HUNTER. MRS. LULA KEMP, MRS. VETRESS DISTRICT No. 1S-yOTING PLACE,
 NORWOOD PHARMACY, 1 tn AVE.
 AND 26th ST. NO.
 EDWARDS. MRS. SALLIE
 HILL, w. J.
 MORTON. P. D. SIVLEY, c. W. DISTRICT No. 1e-vOTING PLACE,
 N. W. CORNER OF COURT HOUSE.
 BOSTON, R. E. DIsTrICT No. 2G-vOTING PLACE.
 N. E. CORNER OF COURT HOUSE.
 MALONE, J. B.
 STONE A. J.
 TOLHELM, J. NJ DISTRICT No. 2I-yOTING PLACE.
 NORWOOD CLEANING SHOP, 18th
 AVE. AND THIRTY SECOND ST.
 HIRAS, JOHN
 NOEL. s. l..
 TAYLOR. MRS. ELLA R.
 WEST, c. R.
 Precinct No. 24 VOTING PLACE. CON NCoRD.
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DISTRICT NO. 5-VOTING PLACE, NORTHWEST CORNER OF BHts- sEMER COURTHOUSE. BROCK, P. l.. BROWN. J. c. TERRELL, w. M. HAGLER, CHELSEA LOWERY, J. E. MANN, c. w.
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DISTRICT NO. 2-yoTING PLACE. E. END OF WILLIAM FIRE sTA- TION.
 MCRoRIE. MRS. cHRISTIANA
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OLD DOILAR BILL sEZ.

Hex Tuggles youngest boy is a wild one of Sou Consdering tn abundance of whiskers this seems age, far Russia is concerned.
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Precinct No. 37

DISTRICT No. 1--vOTING PLACE, NORTH END OF NORTH HIGH- LAND FIRE STATION. PATE, J. A. DISTRICT No. 2-vOTING PLACE, SOUTH END OF FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS FIRE STATION. SERTELL, PETER
 WARD, MRS. MINNIE WOOD, W. c. DISTRICT No. 3-vOTING PLACE. WOOD BROs.' GROCERY STORE 1000 NORTH NINETEENTH ST. JOHNSON. BEN T.
 SELF, JAMES F.
 SLEW, MRS. LIZZIE
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DISTRICT NO. 2-vOTING PLACE, ODOM'S DRUG STORE, 53D ST. AND GARY AVE-, FAIRFIELD. z DUNLAP c. $. ESTOCK, STEVE
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Precinct No. 43

VOTING PLACE, MAXINE CoMMIS- SARY.
 GARDNER. MRS. JULIA L.
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DISTRICT NO. 25-vOTING PLACE, HIGHLAND PHARMACY, I032 g.. 2OTH ST.
 CALHOUN DIR. L. l..
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DISTRICT NO. 6-vOTING PLACE, WEST END OF PRATT CITY CITY HALL.
 LECREN, MARTHA c. MUIR, W. c.
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DISTRICT NO. a--voTTNG PLACE, BEssEMER FIRE STATION. GARKiNG. MRS. ORA PONDER SCOTT, r. T.
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DISTRICT No. 13-vOTING PLACE, KISsELL's PHARdACY-ELEV ENTH AVENUE AND THIR- TEENTH STREET, NORTH. DRIVER, W. B., (col)
 LATTA, MRS. GRACE A.
 MDONALD. MRS. FANNIE D. WYATT, SARAH E., (col.)
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DISTRICT NO. 11-V0TING PLACE. J. ". sANFoRD,S GROCERY STORE, 34TH ST. AND AVE. C, ENSLEY.
 HARDWICK, JAMES SANFORD, MRS. ELLA
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DISTRICT NO. 2-vOTING PLACE, TWENTY AVE. DRUG co. SMITH. CLARE B
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Precinct No. 55

VOTING PLACE, BRIGHTON CITY HALL AND WOODWARD-wOO WARD IRON co. COMMIsSARY.
 JOHNSON, l.. F. (Col.) W TUCKER. MRS. JESSIE TRUITT
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DISTRICT No. I4-voTING PLACE, NORTH HIGHLANDS DRUG CO., 1901 ALLEN STREET, NORTH. BURSoN. MRS. MARY BATY HOOD, T. F.
 SARTOR, JOHN D.
 SMITH, MRS ELSIE GARY.
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DISTRICT NO. 4-voTING PLACE MOODLAWN FIRE STATION.

Ci1fAi MA n1lto. MA LILA E' MDONALD, JOHN.
 M'DONALD MRS. MARY E. DISTRICT NO. 6--VOTING PLACE, SHELBY & CO.'S GROCERY STORE, FIFTIETH STREET AND FIRST AVENUE, NORTH. BURKE, MRS. DOUSIE CRuMLY. MRS. LAURETTE HEWELL. MRS. LILLIAN DISTRICT NO. 7--vOTING PLACE, FRANK KRENLHAN's GROCERY STORE. e202 FIRST AVENUE. CLEMENT, s. c.
 DRAKE, FAC I. LANCER. F. 0.
 PATTILLO. MISS JOE
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DISTRICT NO. 7-vOTING PLACE N. F. CORNER BEssE MER COURT HOUSE.
 ROSS. SID (OR CEPHAS)
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DISTRICT No. 0--vOTING PLACE, s. W. CORNER OF COURT HOUSE BOYD, ROMAINE
 FITCH, MRS. ELLEN P. HATTON, D. R.
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DISTRICT NO. 5-VOTING PLACE, THOMAS DRUG STORE, FAIR VIEW.
 BAXLEY, w. H. LEE MRS. JENNIE F.
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Precinct No. 26

VOTING PLACE, ARGC-MIKLE. WRIGHT's STORE.
 FREEMAN, NJ. H.
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sTUTEvILLE, c. H.


 DISTRICT No. 4-VOTING PLACE, NORTHWEST CORNER BIRMING- HAM CITY HALL.
 GOLDSTE1N, A.
 MAY. MISS ESTELLE TURNER, CHAS., (col.) DISTRICT No. 5--VOTING PLACE, SOUTH SIDE FIRE STATION AVENUE D AND NINETEENTH STREET, SOUTH.
 MOORE, MISS MARIE ROSENTHALL A. A. SUTTLES, H. W.
 SUPPLIES, MRS. MAUD A. WILSON, GEO. ".
 WILSON, J. A. DISTRICT No. T-VOTING PLACE, GAMBILL,S DRUG CO.-EIEV- ENrH AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH STREET, SOUTH.
 MEADOWS, MRS. VIRGINIA c. DISTRICT No. s-VoTING PLACE, LLOYD & ADAMS DRUG CO.--FIF- TEENTH STREET AND FouR- TEENTH AVENUE, SOUTH. COLEMAN, J. B. JOHNSON, MRS. MADGE HILLMAN MARTIN. MRS. MARY c. MARTIN, M. P.
 WALL, JAMES l..
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DISTRICT NO. 6-voTrNG PLACE

DISTRICT NO. 6-VOTTNG PLACE, MT. TERRACE JUNCTION. ADAMS, J. c.
 ADAMS. JAMES C., JR. ADAMS. MRS. TRUDIE r. BERNHEIM, SIDNEY M. CONFER, R. T. DORSEY, J. c. HALE. JAMES A. MARTIN, MRS. JOSEPHINE SWAIN, MRS. CATHERINE D.
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Precinct No. 28

VOTING PLACE. SAYRE COMMIS- sARY AND GRhHAWs. DODSON, ROY L.
 DOOM, w. c.