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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

travelling on official business. Inter
departmental Social Hygiene Board
assistant in nematology, Bureau o.
Plant industry, $1,000 to $500 n
year; assistant observer, Weather
Bureau. 81. $50 a year; junior physicist
Junior technologist. Junior engineer.
all 81 200 to 81 500 a year, Bureau OF
Standards.
In addition to the basic salaries
named above, the bonus OF $50 a
month will be allowed for most posi-
tons the salary Of which does not
exceed $500 a year.
Full information and applicatio'
blanks may be obtained at the offic.
Of the Civil Service Commission, 1924
+ street northwest.
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Va. Legal Club to Elect Officers.

Annual election of officers Of the
Virginia Legal Club will take place
tonight o'clock in the alumni
room Of George Washington Uni
|, versity. An address will be delivered
by CHRISTOPHER b. Garnett.
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Ribbon Remnants

Every length can be used for some pur-
pose and there is such an assortment Of
colors and kinds that you will be able to
get hair bows, fancy work and every sort
Of ribbon for which you'd otherwise pay
much more.
Ribbons worth lee reduced to, yard, Be
Ribbons worth z9e reduced to, yard, l0c
Ribbons worth @5c reduced to, yard, l5o
Ribbons worth S5e reduced to, yard, Csc
First Floor--Lansburgh q Brother.
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Clearance-DreSses
Reduced to $3.50

About 80 dresses from our regu-
lar higher-priced second floor stocks.
Various styles, materials and colors
In styles for women and misses.
Some in first-class condition, others
with soiled and mussed collars. Real
bargains for early shoppers.
Second F1oor-Lansburgh q Brother.
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Outing Flannels 1ec
Reduced to, Yard wv

All the lot finals up to seven-yard
lengths are to come under this price
pruning. We will not cut these
lengths, but you will find various
lengths from one to seven yards.
~ and 36-inch widths, fleeced on
both sides; stripes, solid colors and
novelties for every Outing Flannel
purpose such as sleeping garments,
sacques, petticoats, work shirts, wrap
pers, etc. Remember, Friday only,
yard, Ice.
First Floor--Lansburgh & Brother.
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Sturdy Apron
Gingharn,
Yard, lie

This is the clear-cut blue
and-white checked bingham
so much in demand for
kitchen aprons. as we'll as
for children's play clothes,
rompers, creepers, etc. q
inches wide and priced for
Friday, -
yard ........... liz
36-Inch Bleached
Cotton, Yard, 12he-Try
to buy this quality any
where at our Friday price.
1t is an extra fine grade of
long staple stock and only
Fridays price is, 1C1n
yard, ........... Law
36-In. White Cam
brio, Yard, llKe-In
disable pieces of 4 to 10
yard lengths. An especi-
ally pleasing texture and
finish for lingerie and do
g.rd uses, 113c
63x90 Utica Sheets,
Each, $1.25 - Absolutely
perfect, torn the grain Of
the goods and every one
bears the original Utica
label. You know the value
of this brand, SO you'll re-
quire no urging CT Ok
to buy Friday at O1sAC
Third Floor.
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Remnants of 38c to SOC
Wash Goods Reduced to,
Yard, Csc

Lengths 1 " to 5 yards, all usable
for some purpose. The lot contains
white and colored weaves in variety
enough for you to select a sufficient
supply for some time to come.
Lawns, Longcloths, Nainsooks, Cling
hams, Cambrics, Chambrays, Voiles, Or
CANDIES Madras, India Linon, Flaxons,
Batistes, Crepes and many novelties. We
will not cut these remnants although WE
DO CUT THE PRICE FOR FRIDAY,
yard, Csc.
First Floor-Lansburgh Brother.
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200 Pairs
Children's Shoes
Of G. OK
Former Prices, " '"c
2 aducad IN

The finals Of several immense lines of
sturdy, well-made, all-leather shoes in
brown, tan and black. Broad toe, extension
soles and comfortable heels. Sizes range to
II. Some lines complete, others broken.
Early choice advised. Every sale final.
Second F1oor-LansburEh q Brother.
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Friday Sale of
Ivory Finish
Toilet Pieces
89c

Every piece in this collection Is re-
duced from $1.00 and II you want
to make up a set with this or that
piece missing, this Is your chance.
Also pieces that can be used singly.
Choose from these:
Jewel Cases.
Salve or Cold Cream Jars (each).
Small-size Cold Cream Jars (pair).
Hair Receivers.
Puff Boxes.
Talcum Sprinklers.
Perfume Containers.
Buffers with renewable rims.
Many other individual pieces re-
duced for Friday only sse.
First Toor-Lsnsburgh & Brother.
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Clearance-SKIRTS
Reduced to 1895

One rack OF fine Silk Skirts-Baronet Sat
ms. Knitted Blazerstripe Silks, Kumsi Kumsa
Striped and Cream Flannel, also a few
Striped Brushed Ratne. II you need q new
skirt to start the Spring season, don't miss
this sale at 1896.
Second F1oor-Lansburgh Brother.
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311 Lingerie Blouses
Get q Call Down to Each
$1.O0

What II they are a bit mussed and
soiled from counter display and ham
ding? 1t only brings down the price.
and the laundry will make them good
as new. Regardless of former prices,
which were far and above what we
mark for tomorrow, down they 60 into
one common heap for a quick getaway
at S1.00.
Second Floor. and Bargain Table,
Main Floor.
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Cleanup
WOmen's Shoes
Reduced for Quick ca OK
Clearance, Regardless Of YZ'"O
Former Prices

Yes, we have been at this job for quite
awhile, sorting out the ones and twos Of a
kind, the broken lines remainin~ in our
stocks after weeks intensive selling, and
here is the great finale-the absolute clean
up. Come tomorrow, early as possible, and
choose from Fashionable High Boots. Gold
and Silver Cloth Slippers, Black and Brown
Pumps and Oxfords, so many styles that de-
scription is impossible. Every size and
width in the lot, but not in any one style.
Every sale final.
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Mems Handerchiefs,
Each 1Oc; One Dozen,
$1.W

Mems Handkerchief that
need laundering, which is why
their prices are cut. Many diff
ferent styles and kinds, but all
desirable and an unusual value
at, each, 10c; dozen, $500.
Boys Cambria Handkerchief, Dor
en-, 75c-Only because they must be
washed-soiled from holiday handling
and we do not want to put them
back in stock, SO down they Tx
60 to, dozen, ............ NV
First Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
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Special Demonstration
and Sale of
Wonder Hair Waivers

This Is what these magic hair helps
do:
Impart a natural wave In thirty
minutes. They are silk covered and
guaranteed not to cut or break the
hair. Easy to manipulate and most
pleasing In their effects. During the
demonstration prices are special:
Curriers', set Of four. 25e.
Binders and Forms. set Of two. 25c.
Separate Silk-covered Hair Tie. each.
i5e.
Notion Department-First Floor.
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1,5OO Yards of Cretonnes. va

2se-These Cretonnes represent a special
purchase combined with higher-priced
grades from stock including some patterns
we shall not recorder. There is such an
array of colors and designs that no matter
what your preference it can be met in this
lot ,s'' s speSlally priced for tomorrow 29c
Table Oil Cloth, Yard 29c-
~ yard wide and there are only two
colors and patterns, so We re-price it
for tomorrow at, On
ydIu SSS
Fifth Floor.
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LANsBURGH 6 BROTHER
Friday Bargains

Home Furnishings
Make Friday Your Lucky Day,
by Bringing Prices Away Down
Administer Rugs, Each $2.S5-
27x54 in the practical hit-or-miss pattern
with blue, brown or black border; very
heavy quality, Friday CD OK
Rag Rugs, Each 5Oc-Only $50
in the lot, so don't wait. Size 26x50 in
'hit-or-miss pattern. These rugs are
washable. Friday EOc
price 49,. JUG
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Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-05

Specially Co., July 81, 1922, $1.00 and
other. Lot s, Block 1, Mayo subdivi-
sion OF SW. IA ofSE. Ia of section
TIP. 5, N. 80 w.
M. H. Judd and wife to Lenluel Hurd
and wife. July 81, 1922, $4,000 and
other Lot II, in block 143 East King
tract.
John H. Brown and wife to Mary E.
Young, July 81, 1922, s1.OO and other.
Lots 13, IA and Is in Block 29, Belmont
tract.
Florida Farm Mortgage Co.. a corp.
to M. v. Hunt, July =, 1922, $1.O0 and
other. Lot 178 in block 26 Old City
tract.
Felo McAllister as Trustee in Bank
ruptcy, to F. NJ. Hudson, July %, 1922,
s265.0O. One Lot 4S by ia feet in SW.
corner of NV. IA Of NV. IA ofsec-
ton s, TIP. 5, N. r. 80 West.
Agreement
Lawrence Jasmine, unmarried TO
oliver A. Chalk and wife, July "a, 1922
$2e45.oO agrees to sell, NE. Ia of SW.
IA, w 1-2 of NV. IA ofSE. IA OF
section IS, TIP. 1, N.
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NOTICE.

- NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Jerry J.
Sullivan, Jr., purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 81, dated June End, 1919. has filed
said certificate in my office and has
made application for tax deed to issue in
accordance with law. Said tax certifi-
Gates embraces the following described
property, situated in Escambia county.
Florida. to-wit: N IL of NE IA Of SW
ii. Sc IA of NE IA of SW IA, Section
Z, Township 1 South. Range 80 West.
The said land being assessed at the
date of such certificate in the name Of
Manuel D. Conka.
Unless said certificate shall be redeem
ed according to law, tax deed will issue
thereon the 9Th day of September,
1922.
JAS. MACGIBBON,
oaw4w r.... 9rss=-. Clerk Circuit Court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-05
NEWS OF RECORD

| W. A. D'Alemberte, estate, corpora
ton. to Paul Collins, July 27, 1922. 500
and other. Part of lots 16, IT, Is and
10, Block 20 East King Tract.
| Fred M. Scott, bachelor, to EVELYN
! c. Maxwell, July 2S. 1922, $1.OO and
! other. In E. 1-2 of Section Is, To
! 3 s. r. 80 West, being all of lots 81
and % on Inerairity Point.
Frank A. Anderson and wife to Pen
sacola Land & Improvement Co., a
Corporation, July 20, 1922, $1.00 and
other, lots 9, 10. II and ~, block 16,
| East Pensacola.
James Andrews and wife to James
Ellis Andraws, June IL, 1922 $1.Oo ana
other. Property in lot S. Section 10,
r TIP. S. r. 81 West. Is Acres.)
w. A. Finley, Jr and wife to trustees
of Thomas Industrial Institute ofthe
Methodist Episcopal Church, South of
DeF'uniak Springs, Fla, $1.00 in section
%, N. 81.
Executors VIM. Fisher, to Real Es-
tate Securities Co, corporation, July
10, 1922. $1.00 and other. Part of lots
1 and 2, Rock so East King tract.
Roberta F. Blount and husband to M.
L. Bell, July 81, 1922, $1.0O and other.
w 1-2 lot in block Is, New City
Tract
J. E. Staples and wife, to I. H. Blount
July 81, 1922, $500 and ether Lots %
and "a in Block 45 West King Tract.
J. o. Walker and wife to Fannie
Ella Graham, July 81, 1922, $1700 90.
lots IS, 10 and 20 in Block 80 New
City Tract.
D.. S. Oppenheimer and wife to Dom
dee Alexander, July 81, 1922, $1.0O and
other. Lots II and w. 1-2 of lot %,
in block 1913, -Maxent tract.
w. L. Brannon and wife to Albert
Bieganowski, July 81, 1922, $1.0O and
other. Lot 20 and E. 1-2 of lot 80
in Block 124 East King tract
A. E. Ledkins and wife to Hainje
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RATES

win tsiIo- g.. 20, oOiooo .I,;tS ~,
pure virgin all wool Fall Suitings. The
BEST buy you ever made. Don't miss this
Cash or easy terms. king Tailoring Co.
"A West Garden St
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FOR SALE-One good farm mare or will
trade for first class COW. 100 West In
endencia, Phone 613
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POULTRY AND EGGS

'oS SALE-Fine hens and fryers-hens
IL, ic per pound, fryers soc per pound !;
psor MIX cows from $500 to 500. 90
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POSITION WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One pocketbook in wooIwortb,e
or Kress store-containing $4,000. For
Identification Phone 1899 Mrs A. E.
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FOR SALE-Two four room cottages.
Phone 21O6.
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COUNTY REGISTRATION NOTICE.

COUNTY REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The county registration books viii open
in my office, Armory building. on Mon
day. August 18th, 1922, and remain open
for several weeks for registration of
electors for the general election on No
vember 7th. 1922. Books open Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, 9 a. m. to 70
m, and to p.
J. A. KIRKPATRICK.
Supervisor of Registration of
Escambia County
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-05

'9 e6r IsAILE-MopERN FIVE ROOM
SSSSsvENTH. PAYS TEN PA CENT
Sssn INVESTMENT. ALWAYS RENTED.
1 eI;. Toward LEE MAYES Ar
JOURNAL OFFICE,
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HELP-MALE

y Nv. Representative in your locali-
.nnise,,A lgh class proposition. Salary,
|5 Bisbo.n and bonus. Write State Agent,
''Soee Bldg, Jacksonville.
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'T ~. ;S'ALE-Good strain Brown Leghorn
IA NnSrel' or will trade for two hens.
North Twelfth avenue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-05

DR.. Hutchinson will be out of
the city until September LIST.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One lot odds and
ends office fixtures, large letter press
S Suu liable, large cabinet for filing docu-
mvnis. Entire lot very cheap for quick
ES,Gs5GTnl;aSer. Knowles Brothers Agency,
wi fIoor American Bank Bldg. Phone %.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-05

In EscambIa County Court of Record
State Of FIorda--!n Chancery.
Norman F.. WEIGH Complainant, VS..
Pearl Catherine kirksey WEIGH, Defen-
dant.
On Monday. the 4th day of septen1her.
A. D. 1922, the defendant. Pearl Catherine
Kirksey WEIGH, is required to appear to
the bin filed against her herein. ...-.
This order to be published once eaech
week for four % consecutive weeks in
lished in said Escambia county.
J. L. MAYO, Clerk Court of Record.
Pensacola, Fla, July 21st 1922.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the Court of Record Of Eseambia
County, Florida.
The r. e. L. McCaskiT Company. cor
poration, organized and existing I'M
der the laws of Florida.
Victoria Hulse, ct al
It is ordered that the following defen-
dants are required to appear on Monday,
the 4th day of September, A. D. 1922 to
the bill of complaint here, to-wit: Hen
rietta Parks and j. A. Parks; her hus-
band, and J. n. Skinner and G.. P.
Thompson, if they, the said J. N. Skin
if dead, all parties claiming interests I'M
der ]. N. Skinner and J. P. Thompson,
both deceased. or otherwise, and also all
parties claiming interests under Hen
Webre. deceased, or otherwise, in and to
the following described real estate sit
uated in fractional section 8, township 2
eouh Rf fords 81 towit Beginnng at
the point where the western and the
south boundary line of Lot SO as shown
on map of Theo Widell of said Section 3.
recorded in the public records OF said
Escambia County in Deed Book SO at
page 440. intersects the shore line of
Perdido Bay, thence run easterly- along
said south boundary Of said Lot 38 and
to the point where said south boundary,
if projected. would intersect the western
| boundary line of Lot 6 of said Section
as shown on said map thence north nth fol- IL
Lots s. and s to the point where the
western boundary line of Lot extended
northerly would intersect the southern
boundary line of the Lillian Bridge road,
thence northwesterly along said south
ern boundary line to the waters of Per-
dido Bay, thence southerly following the
shore line of Perdido Bay to the point
of beginning. the said property including
the whole of Lots "a, 25, 26. 81 %, 20.
80. 81 31-A, 80, 33. 3D. 35, SO, 81 and
So. and the strip of land 40 feet in width
lying between the eastern boundary of lots
IS, 81 and SO. and the western boundary of
lots 6. and s. as shown on said map:
also that portion of said Fractional Sec
ton bounded as follows: On the east
by the western boundary line of Lot IL
as shown on the said map of said Sec
ton, on the south by the right Of way OF
the county road commonly known as the
Lillian Bridge road. on the north and
west by Perdido Ray, the said property
containing the whole Of lots numbered
10 to %. both inclusive. as shown on the
said map of said section: excepting. how
ever. q strip of land so feet wide and
525 feet long. together with lot IS feet
square adjoining the eastern end there
of on the north, conveyed by that certain
deed from Herman Koelller and wife to
The Perdido Bay Bridge & Ferry Co. re-
corded in Deed Book 81 at pare 1855 OF
the public records Of said Escambfa
county.
This order to be published once each
The Journal a newspaper published in
the city of Pensacola, in said County Of
Escambia.
Done and ordered this 6th day of July,
4. D. 1922.
Clerk CLERK of Court of Record Of Escambia
County Florida.
f D. BEGGS. Sol. for Complainant.
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THE WOOD-JUST-WOOD co.
Wood for any use. Stove
wood, CRATE wood, xosin chips
and blocks. Phone 908. John
Hannah.
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wAHyED-HALA

WANTED.
Nv the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
following Railroad NJ &C nics anu
Helpers.
10 Cents Fer Hour
MACHINISTS.
BOILER MAKERS.
BLACKSMITHS.
ggEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
~ Cents Per Hour
MACHINIsT HELPERS.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS.
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET METAL WORKER HELPESS
ELECTRICAL. WORKER HELPERS
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS, 10 Cents Per Hour.
FREIGHT CAR REPAlRERS AM
INSPECTORS, IS Cents Per douf.
Men who have had some eNpe.. ,or
g., mechanical work. also young men 1o'
helpers TO DO placed under instr uCs. ..,r,s
will be advanced TO positions carr ,Ms
b,rnnr rates OF pay as they become eA'
Ec'ent ,,,a
In accordance with resolutions isfu""
nv United states Labor Board July "Fu'
new men accepting cmpIoyment
within their rights and are not strtN
breakers. and nave the moral as "ea. ~
legal right 10 engage IN railroad SET
tee and will have protection OF every
branch OF government. both state "uu
National.
Apply to Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Co. District Master Mechanics outSe'
256 Second Floor Passenger STATION:
Wheeling. W. Va lulS'N
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YorTcE or REpEaRr1oN

To Holders OF Victory Notes and Others
Notice is Hereby Given as Follows: -.
l. Call for Partial Redemption OF
A., 9. Victory Notes.
An a., g Victory Notes, otherwise
known AS United States OF America
cold Notes OF l922-I925. which bear
The distinguishing letters A. B. c. d,
l.. or r. prcrixed 20 their serial num-
hers having been designed for the pur-
nose by lot IN the manner prescribed by
Inc Secretary II the Treasury, are
railed Tor redemption on December 10.
l922. pursuant to IN" provision for re-
demption contained in the notes and IN
Treasury department circular No; l3s.
dated April 81. 1919. under which the
notes were originally issued Interest
on an the -. 60 Victory Notes thus
allied for redemption will cease on SAID
redemption date. December Is. 1922.
Victory Notes OF the ~ 90 series
hearir: the distinguishing letters G., Fl.
l. !. X. or /. pr"fiNcd 70 their serial
numbers are not in any manner affected
by this call FOR redemption. and Will
o. due and payable as TO principal on
May 90. l923 according TO their terms.
2 Detailed information as 10 the
presentatlOn and surrender of ~ e
Victory Notes for redemption under
rhis call Is given IN Treasury Depart
Trent circular No 299 dated July 20.
Ig22 COPIES OF which my be obtained
from the Treasury Department. Divi-
zfor OF Loans * currency. Washington.
= c. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
\. " MELLON,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Aug.l-
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Nicely one thousand nine hundred nfty
seven. Mrs. Brown ono thousand nve
hundred fifty. For Congress Reed re-
publican one thousand six hundred ana
forty. Clubb Republican. SIX Hundred
eight: Garrett, Democrat, two thousand
ffty-four: Morton. democrat seven num-
drcd ninety one; West Democrat ono
thousand nine hundred. For state SEN
atc. Twelfth district. Coffman hepuD-
Iran two thousand eighth undr"d thlr-
" five. Narmcr Republican one thou-
san d,wo hGudrod eighty eight; Bailey
Democrat ON" thousand nine huhdTcu
forty TWO. jackson Democrat one thou
sand three hundred hfty four report
from Lewis and n"ddridge county III
dicatc that former Senator CoNman ma
d.r.u,,nJ senator IIarmer in the twelfth
district by a large majority.
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CABELL

Huntington. W. va. Aug. Il" pre-
cincls in city and : out of the city give
Edwards 2.l75, Jones lO%; Lily w
Ogden LEA: Sutherland LIZ '"neI go"
Deegan 3344: Stats 735; woodward '">
so precincts out Of >" cliN "i nun
tington, Brown lll2; NreIy -, Iu-
wards $40; Jones ST; Lilly SIS; Ogden
93S; Sutherland 992.
State Senate
Huntington. ". Va. Aug. l--TW''N r.
e,gh, precincts out OF 52 IN huntington
give for State SENATOR: Republican Nc
Clure 1859. Saunders 80, Tyre" l2'i.
State Senate
Huntington. W. VI. August i.--f"''! =
nine precincts gaze for State Senate
Democrats. parrall @l6', Frazier O""'
kirtley ia: Wright ia
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BARBOUR

Philip. W. Va, Auk :. 1.-out Of p pre-
c!nts show the following vote: L. 8.
senator Edwards 353: Jones Il: Lilly
1873: ogden 40: Sutherland 1.o76. Out
Of eight precincts Mrs. Brown Democrat
267: Nicely ~: state senator. James
1907; Johnson sos; Baker 342. For con-
gross George. Republican, 1906: Bowers.
635: Slower l09; Welton IS. The elec--
ton OF W. 4. Street Republican for
house Of delegates is assured and for
rest 3. Polling Democrat
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RALEIGH

Rccklcy. w Va. Aug.l-f>arIy re-
turns from scattering precincts OF
Raleigh county indicate that Lily car
ricd the county by 4 large majority.
EchOls leads over Matheuy for Congress
whXile rHnsn Dunn is 'r I.ImG.r wit" fo a
STATE Senate
The hardest fight In the county was
conferred about Geo Wolfe and william
Ford candidates for county commits
sioncrs. Wolfe was representing the
coal interest while Ford represented
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JACKSON

Ripicv. W. Va. Aug liz precincts
out Of D. gave. senate. sutherland ~" :
Lilly 1896: ogden i?A; Edwards -. For
woodward So; Staats %i3:
DeeEan %. For state senate Baker IN:
M'Cnwn 1864: Hershmau -; Ryan 30.
Ripley. W. Va. Aug. '-One-hal'
COUNTY in Sutherland in !cad with Lii
" a close second. cor::r", sman. Wool
yard Ia lead. Hous" Of hclc=at"e
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ROANE

Spencer w. Va, Aug t-Nih"'Nr"
out OF - precincts in k"an' county
give for United States senator r.u,
ward, III. Jones IS; Lilly 1lO9: Ogden
Fourth district, woodward. 1s4l; Stats
Az. Deegan l1S. State senate Baker
1850: Mccain 1882: Hersman l=oi
RYAN 22s. woodward apparently mas
won the congressional nomination "F
600 votes. Baker Is nominated Tor
state senator. II IS believed.