The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
INTELLIaENcER RERH PRESENTS
COMPLETED LIST TO DE VOTED
UPON AT PRIMARY
With voting But Few Days Away, Many
Are Not Yet Fully Acquainted
with the List

voted FOR Tuesday and VIII De touhu
below.
The polls will open next Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock and close at
$50 o'clock IN the evening.
There are 81 precincts in Ohio county
where voting will be held. Each person
Is REQUIRED to vote a. the precinct
voting place In his district where he -
reg istered. II person finds on next
Tuesday that his name does not appear
on the registration books where ne
goes To vote. ne should at once call oE
telephone at or 2s6 and by telling his
address be will probably be able 10
learn II he appeared at the right pre-
ciDct. In many instances heretofore
person would not go 10 the precinct
where he or she was registered ana
when informed that their name was noi
on the registration book they left with
out voting. believing they were not
registered. Many times In such cases
the voter went 10 the wrong place.
A person must either vote Repuo-
Ncan or Democratic ticket next Tues
day. There are only two political par
ties who have n contest on for the
nomination and only one or the other
ballo, can he voted. The purpose or
the primaries are TO have one candidate
for each political office nominated in
each political party and the succession
nominees next Tuesday will oppose each
other AZ the general election 70 be held
I, November. at which time voter can
vote for any one candidate for each
office regardless OF his politics.
\ voter in every district and precinct
n the county next Tuesday VIII be
allowed 10 vote for one candidate FOR
the Un~ed States senate: one for con-
~ nnn
FOR state senator: four FOR house ~
delegates: one for county superintend-
az, Of schools: one for county commits
sioner. and then the district candidates
IN their particular district. such "a
board Of education, justice OF the peace
and constable.
The following candidates names WILL
appear next Tuesday on the ballots. all
Republican candidates on a Republican
ballot and all Democratic candidates on
a Democratic ballot.
The names. residence. business or
occuCation are as follows:
United States Senate
Eepuhlicans-(NOte for one)
r. c. Ogden. Wheeling. News pub
Usher.
beacon NJ. F. Jones. Charleston. mer-
chant.
Z. tECl tuNdEOS. EIslNAIS'VII' 'ho''A
facturcr.
A. A. Lily. Charleston. attorney.
Howard Sutherland. Elkins. attorney.
Democrats-tVcte for ore)
Mrs. VIM. Cay Brown, Kingwood.
Matthew NJ. Nicely. Fairmont. attor-
ney.
For Congress
RepublicanS-(Vots for one)
BENJAMIN |. Rosenbloom, wheeling
attorney
D. r Ealy. Moundsvlle. dentist.
James D. Parrlott. MoundSville. attor-
ney.
DemocratS-(vote FOR one)
Edmund l.. Conway. Board Tree,
school teacher and farmer.
Tom Il. Foulk. Wheeling. attorney
Raymond L. Kenny. Grafton. former
" in L. :. Aviation corps.
RobSr, L. Ramsay. Follansoee' attor-
ney.
State Senator
Rppublicans-(Note for one>
Wr,rh. Hugus. Wheeling. attorney
W o. McC'uskey. Wheeling. retired
II. Campbell Richards. Wheeling, ct
torney.
q. Alan Garden. Wheeling. attorney.
Archibald ". PAUL. Wheeling. manu-
faCturer.
County commissioner--south Of Creek
EepubIicans-( for onel
Hen . $. Steck. stog maker and pres
ent member.
W. c. Armbrecht. druggist.
l.. +. Nolie. cigar manufacturer.
Dcmucra Vote for one)
Andy V. Fisher stationary engineer.
John VI Garden. stationary engineer.
Henry J. HunScrrnan. potter.
House Of Delegates
RCnub..cans-tNote for FOUR
Geo. e. Rcneke. Mozart Hill. attorney.
W e Elliott. Island. president Of
Elliot. commercial college.
s. Boyd Hilton. Warwood. news
writer.
william y. Ei,son. South Side. stree:
railway emNloyc.
A r Marschner. South Side. retired
business man.
william j. Mylcs. South Side, stree,
railway employe
Milton Mcco,loch. Yves, Liberty.
farmer.
6. ". o:,o. North End. den,tst.
T.. s. Eomtne. East End. real estate
dealer.
John Ulr'ch. Island. m:llworker.
DcmocratS-(Tote FOR four)
Edward J. O'Hare. East End. nacn!n-
is,
George ". oldham. Elm Grove. In
come tax EXPERT.
Harry G. Sa;,erhe!d. South Side. road
inspector.
Charles H. Wheeler Island. tailor
John J. Gavin South side. merchant.
Edmund l.. Jones. Woodsdale. attor-
new.
William II. McDermo,, South Side.
grocer.
James " No,l West Liberty farmer.
County superintendent Of Schools
Repuhlicans-CVote for one)
George q. BiIlick. woodsdale. school
teacher.
Fred A. Hall. Elm Grove. Mitchell &
Hall Auto company.
Dem0CratS-(Note for one)
rnhn II. Lazear. Fulton. school teacher
and ION superintendent.
President Board Of Education
Rtchland Distr1ct)
Eehpuhltcans-(Vots for one)
John A. Moore Warwood. secretary
treasurer Warwood Tool company.
Fred G S.Aub'cker. Warwood. presl.
dent American Tire & Repair works.
Democrat!s-tVote for one)
(Nonel.
Member Of Board Of Education
(Richland Distrtet)
Republicans
Mrs. ". r. Woollenweoer, warwod
Democrats
VIM. E Heltcnblne. Warwood. mer.
chant.