The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-28
PARTY WORKERS BUSY
PREPARING FOR TWO
REGISTRATION DAYS

PuuliSdh SlueS preparatory 10 inc
registration of voters on Sept. and
Oct. 8, this fall, are beginning TO be
evident as the date of registration
approaches.
A list of registration places for each
precinct in the county, as named by
clerks of the registration boards, was
announced by County Auditor Brooks
Monday. The list is complete with
the exception of about six precincts
which are expected in within the next
two days.
Thirty thousand registration blanks
have been printed for this fall, and
10000 are already made up in pack
ages ready to go to the various pre-
cincts when the clerks of the registra-
ton boards call at the auditors office.
Believe 10000 Enough
1t is believed that the 10000 will be
ample for the first registration, with
a considerable number left over. Any
surplus in registration supplies are to
be turned back to the county auditor
after Sept. 9, and will be reissued on
the next registration date.
Registration of voters at the first
registration, in the last general cleo
ton, numbered $1,000. The precincts
for which registration places have not
yet been announced are: Richmond
Is and 80; Jackson, four; Jefferson,
two; New Garden, one, and Perry,
one.
The list of registration places
follows:
Abington-K of P. hall
Boston-Nora Druley garage, BCs'
ton.
Center II. Emma Lammott resi-
dence. 2. K. of P. building, Center
vile. 8. Town hall, Centerville.
Clay. Mrs Enos VeaPs residence
Green's Fork. q T. B. Gunckel resi-
dence, Green's Fork.
Dalton-Lewis Bales residence.
Franklin. Century hall, Bethel
2. Masonic hall, Whitewater.
Greene. McNutt's meat market
Williamsburg. 2 Vernon Reynolds
shop, Williamsburg.
Harrison-Levi Adams residence
Jacksonburg.
Jackson Il. Nettie Spencer resi-
dence, Mt Auburn 9 City council
room, Dublin. 3. Walters hotel office
Cambridge City. 4. blank. 5. Charles
Ingerman residence, Cambridge City
6. Kocher's restaurant, Pershing
Jefferson i. Charles Wedekind's
shop, Hagerstown. 2. Blank. 8. Cream
station, Hagerstown.
New Garden Blank: Pred
Mems building, Fountain City
Perry. Blank ...
Washington. 1-Lantz's office, Mil;
ton; Elizabeth Kimmel residence
Milton; Big Four depot, Milton.
Webster Barber shop, Webster.
Wayne Joseph Hill greenhouse
Easthaven avenue.
ladies Aid hall, Chester
3-Harry Path garage, MiddleborC
pike.
4-Joseph Dixon residence, Aiding
ton pike.
5-Backmeyer greenhouse. Henle,
road.
6-Court house.
7-Hoosier Feed Co., South Sixti
and A streets.
S-st. Andrews school, South Fiftl
and C streets.
9-541 South Sixth street.
1882 Main street.
11-City Building.
1880 North Fifth street.
1910 Fort Wayne avenue.
14-101 North Ninth.
15-9O6 North D.
16-Blank.
1888 North Tenth.
1S-Brinker and Slender garag
10 South Ninth.
19-Chenoweth garage, lib Main.
20-Number Four Engine House.
21-1020 South C.
22-617 South Ninth.
23-1403 North B.
24-Seidel Buggy company, Mort
Twelfth and E.
25-Second Baptist church, North
26-1618 Main.
27-2002 North E.
2S-Kramer Edie Battery Co, ~
Main.
29-1615 Main.
30-Blank
31-508 National Road West.
32-244 Pearl.
1891 Richmond avenue.
34-1034 Boyer.
35-1131 Ridge.
36-5O6 North Eighteenth.
37-Gleaners' Hall, Middleborn
Four registration booths which h;
not been announced earlier in the da
came in late Monday and were addt
to the county list They were:
jefferson township - Second pl
cinct, Stonecipher Electric Shop; H
gerstown. Perry township, Gran
Hotel, Economy.
Jackson township-Fourth precin'
w. H. Doney's office. Cambridge Cit
New Garden township, Brinkley's 81