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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
new CABINET
IS COMPLETED
BY P0INCARE
Six Former Premiers in List
Others Have Been in
Cabinets Before

Paris. July 23.-(R)--M. Poincare
early this afternoon had filled every
post in his new cabinet.
The official list Of the new minis
ters is rs follows:
Premier and Minister Of finance
Raymond Poincare.
Minister Of justice Louis Barthou.
Foreign affairs-Aristide BRAND.
Interior--Albert Sarraut.
War--Paul Painleve.
Marine-Georges Leygues.
Public works-Maurice Bokanawski.
observation-disclosures Herriot.
Commerce-Andre Tardieu.
Col0nics--Le0n Prierr.
Pensions--Louis Marin.
Agriculture--Dr. Andre Queuille.
LabOr--Andre Fallieres.
The list includes six former
premiers, and all the others have
served at least once before as
cabinet ministers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
HAIL DAMAGES
GRAIN CROPS
At CROOKSTON
Some Fields, Ready For Har.
vest in Few Days, Are
Completely Wiped Out

Crookskon, Minn., July 23-(AP)-
Haii peppered . small strip Of fertile
farm land near here last night. caus-
ing grain damage estimated st from
Is to 200 per cent.
miles miles =. VIDE and nine miles Tong SUI.
of years. D. A. Mckenzie Of the
Sa Srooxsson Time. Times re reported that bum 9na.
days. were completely wiped out in
many instances"
A second hail storm between
CrookSton and Grad Forks. N. D.
censed losses OF 10 per cent, accord.
ing 70 reports here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
TODAY
THEY DO NOT LOVE US.
MONKEY BLOOD.
IF THE WORLD COURT GOT US.

French francs dropped TO 2 cents
YESTERDAY, Italian Hire to $3.50 . hum
dred, Belgian francs in spite Of the
kings new, extraordinary power,
were weak. American financiess fear
q serious drop in some European
bonds. That might disturb this mar
ket. Invest your money st Acms.
Winston Churchill says 4hst while
we lent England FOUR billions. Britain
spent seven billions here for war pur-
That may be. but It was Britain's
war. she spent the money to cave her
Our European friends do not like
US. but will get over it. The import
ant thing 10 TO keep out Of further
European complications, remembering
The French proverbs "Good at-
, aounts make good friends"
President Coolidge; what chance do
YOU think Unele Sem would have nor,
before the world court?
For weeks. The Rev. Walter Wynn
of Great Britain has nredicte9 ssome-
thinx imporkant In BE worlds h}s.
xoryN 70 happen July ~ The most
1mnortan* A63ae 4hat could aappen
now. IN Europe, would b xhe dileov-
ery Of . limp Of gid, - W. - .
6air-sixsd apattmeut Aouse. 49, eould
(Continue9 q Daoo peveA)
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
CHICAGO CAFE
OWNER KILLED
BY GANGSTERS
Victim known to Police as
Ruler Of Underworld in
Chicago Heights

Chicago. July 23---tAP) From th4
shadows of his own cafe. four block.
from a police station. booze gangster.
or vendetta slayers late last nigh
poured out = hail Of lead that tool
the lrfc Of Philip Piazza. wealth,
owner Of two roadhouses in Chicag,
Heights, y suburb.
The killers were in an auto and
after firing the fusillade, disappeared
in the darkness.
Piazza was known to the police ~
the ruler Of the. underworld in Chi
cag0 Heights.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
LidgerwOOd Oil
Company Allowed
to Sell Stock

License to sell 1000 shares Of
common stock at 500 u share has
been granted by the state securities
commission to the Consumers Home
Oil company Of Lidgcrwood. The
company plans to operate bulk tank
stations.
The Beaver Greek Oil company
Sanish, was authorized to sell $4,000
shares Of stock with par value OF
81. The company plans to drill for
oil.
Lee Higginson and company, Chi.
cagO, was authorized to deal in So
curities in North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
CREAM PUFF MIGHTY

Los Angeles.--The cream puff il
mightier than the rolling pin. John
Edward Ely was granted . divorce
just because his wife threw pne Of
the mushy biscuits at him while he
was driving. The puff splattesed al
over the Windshield, according g
Ely. which, with alleged nageing and
swsartng. the judge deemed eruelty
enough.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
00STRIKERS
ASK JOBS BACK
IN new YORK
S u b way Motormen and
Switchmen, Who Walked Out
July 6, Ready to Work

New York. July 23-LR-Three
hundred subway motormen and
switchmen, who went on strike July
6 for higher pay and recognition Of
their union, today were applicants
for their old jobs at the old pay.
The strikers came to the conclusion
last night that they had lost and
voted to march in body to the Of
fices Of the Interborough Rapid
Transit company and ask reinstate-
ment. Strike leaders said they would
be the last to apply.
The company claimed five cent
fare would not permit wage increases.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
REFUSE TO TREAT
WITH STRIKE LEADER

new YORK, July 23-(R1-NeW
York's subway strike is on again.
Four hundred striking InterborouRh
Rapid Transit company employees, who
today marched in 4 body to the COM
psny's yards to ask that they be given
back the jobs they quit on July eth,
were met with the announcement that
the company would not treat with Ed
ward p. Levin, the strike leader.
The strikers shouted . derisive
answer to the company's officials and
returned to their headquarters to
discuss the new phase Of the strike.
They declared they would not break
allegiance to their strike leaders.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23

Jamestown. N. D.. July 2s.-l9-
Martin =. Johnoon and Paul Land
sen, EnderItn men, are In Trinity
hospital here Tor treatment Of In
juries received when they fell from
= scafforad, = 10 70 feet high, on
the Atlantic Elevator eompany's
grain elDvaeer at Courtsnay yesteS-
day afternssa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23

Paris, July 23-tR)-Premier Poin-
care, after presenting his new cabinet
TO the president today. said he count
ed on having talk with Andrew W..
Mellon, American secretary Of the
TREASURY. who arrived in France to-
dav.
The premier said the debt question
presented certain difficulties about
which he wished to consult Secretary
Mellon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
FARGO IS GETTING
AIJ-nAY RAIN TODAY

Fargo, N. D.. July 23.-lP1-One Of,
the best rains Of the season began
falling here early today and up to
10 o. m. had totaled nearly half an
inch. An all-day rain 10 the predie-
tion Of the observer in charge Of the
weather observatory ct 1oorhead,
Mimi. The rain 10 covering the en-
tire southeastern corner Of the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23

/ OF the worlds soldiers. barely 50
per cent, are IN Europe. China alone
has I.607, 800 msa In military train
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on. AI.I RICWF

sIt's al right, constable. I'm only
3llliae ny 1euataia pen. 80. Easpsr,
htocknolm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
RAIN AT JAMESTOWN
BOOSTS CROP OUTLOOK

Jamestown, N. d., July 23.-R-
Over an inch Of rainfall in the last
AZ hours has frightened up things
wonderfully in this section after
weeks Of dry, hot weather had prac-
tically blasted small grain crop
hopes.
Harvest has started to some extent
and the crop 10 considerably better
than reported. . From jamestown
north, crops are rated fair TO good
and southwark the rating IL fair with
some bad spots. South Of the North
crn Pacific main line most Of the
wheat is thin and the straw short.
The heads are good, however, and
some fields will yield we'll, . 80 to
40 per cent yield being the estimate
now. Corn and flax throughout the
district should make good crop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-23
EASEMENTS
IN BISMARCK !.
ARE FLOODED
City Gets Heaviest Single
Rain of This Year Last
Night-1.39 Inches
WILL BENEFIT CROPS
Farmers With Poor Fields
Should Immediately Sow
Feed Crops, Says Roberts
WILL BENEFIT CROPS

Rain WAiei WAS esnera1 0wer khs
east-central loSt Of the state last
night materially benefited growing
crops and ave peomioo g poonty Of
forage for livoo1ook.
Bismaeek AaA ~ heaviest pfecipi-
tation repogted By any Of the IL gov
ernmsnt reporting stations, with l.39
Of N inch. This was also the heav-
lest single rain the city has received
SO far this year. Grand Forks was
next with SO Of an inch.
The rain here assumed the proper.
tions of near cloudburst, the great.
er part Of the total precipitation COM
ing within q l5-minute period, and
the streets were flooded. Small hail
stones fell heavily in parts Of the
city. although other parts reported no
hail. The hail did little or no dam
age except, perhaps, to garden stuff.
A sharp electrical storm accompanied
the rainfall.
Basements Flooded
Water rushed along the paved
streets in such volumes during and
Immediately after the storm that the
storm sewers were unable to carry
it away, and the street department.
crews were kept busy nearly all night
opening up manhole covers and clear
ing away dirt, grass and tree
branches from the gratings so the
water could get away. For time
some Of the streets resembled min
iature lakes.
Several basement barber shops and
basement store rooms in the business
district were flooded with from one
or two inches to that many feet Of
water after the storm, and the base
ments Of many residences were also
flooded.
Rain lell all along the south 500
. line, according to reports received
this morning by o. w. Roberts,
weather observer. No rain fell in
+. the northwest part Of the state, how
, ever, and very little in the south
western part, Mr.. Roberts says.
Can Still Raise Fall Feed
Farmers in this section Of the
state can still provide plenty Of fall
feed if they will Immediately SOW
millet or oats or some such seed,
Mr.. Roberts said today. with the
rains Of Monday and last night ta
break the prolonged dry spell, it is
practically certain that plenty OF
moisture will be provided from now
on to raise good crops Of fall feed II
they are sown now"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
IV()NEN'S CLUBS
TO COOPERATE ! !
Continued From Page /

made in California by the editors,
and the committee in charge urges
residents Of this city to make nm
effort to be ut the Southern Paci-
fic station to extend welcome to
rh"o. The larger the crowd the
more Impressed the editors viii be
and FL Centre md Imperial Valley
viii! lose nothing by creating fay
orahlo impression on the men and
women who are handling the news
m ".t paris Of tin" country.
Chairman Robertson, Of the tran
' 'rta.iur committee. roaogted IL.
tyy -'"t % few more cars will he
required to transport the editors
amt requests thu>e who have rot
yrt iou.,cd the use Of their cars
T. do So without. delay. The name
- the owner, capacity OF car aud
whether or not 4 driver can be fur
ai>ho|. should he given to the
chairman before tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
STORY VERIFIED
BY uised Press irnseA Wire

, DOUGLAS, .uae 2i- In in
, vrStigatioa on the Mexican side o.
tie border, Chief r Detectives elm,
yesterday followed Il route mappr,
oat fer Inn in aetail be M. Nc
lhcrson and meHberS ot the posS,
who fouad traye~ ot her flight. F.o'
lousias ttr Investigators trarcIrt
cac mite south 70 Aqua rrleta o'
;hr international boundary.
From aqua rrieta NJ. MrpI.r
~on : footprints wer" taaccl f.
on" and oro.halt miles ;iong IL.
boundary fence to he slau4At
t"G~" Whcf" the ,,lnL"l.>' aroused
. hntcher At a. m. Tic f,utprirj
followed q raal Ica3ia,. eastward
from the town, Tt.- r,at.larl
,@>t""r' for IN app N:matr Ill,
;arc" a Eire mlta> from Tie s.algN
ter hoase, he tfall continuing cq>-.
ward for tca utlie> - djstau. -
al 200 vars from III, hoaallry 5
i,ucc.
Suddcnly the traa led away FROM
the fence Tor - tcct 10 rural
house and returned toward The
fence. From this point the trial
""s "bIitctated. Nrs MCPHERSON
stated size reached the rural house
from Nig2@rhca1 Dome momtaiA
',Stiiag a4atas. the border .>hr
stated .--arhg1 N514rrha"t after
- long walk III MANY m}es N.ra tA"
~u always - her ba-l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
SUMNION s

In the Recorders Court Of the
CITY Of FL Ccntro County Of lmpc-
rial. state Of California.
J. T.. PECK LUMBER COM
PANY. corporation, plaintiff, yS.
r. T. NICHOLS, doing business a.
NICHOLS PLANNING MILL de.
fcndmnt
The People Of the state Of Cali
fornia send Greetings to:
r. !. NICHOLS, doing business as
NTCHOL'S PLANNING MILL de-
fendant;
You Gre Hereby Directed to Az
pcar before ma lt my office, at 100
First ational Bank Bldg. in said
CITY and answer the complaint in ar
action entitled as above, brought
against Won in the Recorders 3 Court
of CITY Of Fl Centre, County of I'm
pcrial. state Of California, within
five davs after the service on you
Of this enmmons-if it is served
within the city aud county, town
, shin or city in which this action Is
brought: bat within ten 1avs If It
!. served out Of said township or
city bat in the coJinty in which the
action is brought, and within TWEEN
ty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you 50 appear and answer 1s
above required, the said plaintiff
viii take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
rlaint, rs arising upon contract or
win apply to the court for the
relief 1emandcd in the comul1int.
Given under my hand this oh day
Of July, 1925.
r. p. WITTEIAW.
Judoc Of TIC Rorordcr'g Court oe
thc Cjt" Of FL Ccntro, County Of
imperial.
- 12 10 2G 3 10 II q 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
First Baptist

The Sunday school at 9:45 is go
ing strong. New scholars are IN
vited.
The pastor, Rev. {. Z. Flanagan,
breaches the morning sermon on the
subject. The Christ Who Enrour-
ages.
Edwin Grafton will act as preSi-
dent at the Young people 5 meeting
at $50 p. III. Al! young people are
invited.
The Young peoples chorus choir
is an attractive feature of the eve
ming services at 7:@o. The sermon
will be 10y the pastor.
\ patriotic service will he held
nXet Sunday. July i, 10 which 4 cor
dial invitation is extended u Tire
general gublic.
Interesting services arc being
planned for every Sunday in J"!y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
State St. Christian

The morning sermon viii le de-
liNered h.. The Rev. JOHN i. Evans.
secretary Of Christian Missionary
Society Of Southern california.
At,cr The service all members are
requested TO rGuaM .uf u short
business meeting.
III, congregation W. JON m the
Ia.on service III the ely aagh, where
E.v. Nehaltl NJ. tel.Aet TIE >er-
mon.
christian Enacavoe viii hc lcid at
thr yaarru = u>aal - G:@e
The regular mid,wrrk services
VII. be held Wednesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL. June 2G.--Mr. aud
Mrs. G Mcrarlov aul familv, who
have been residents here for the
last three years, left Saturday
night for Los Angeles. where they
JNnc"t to make their future homo.
The Misses Fave Nd Ancttc Dam
olon, who are summcriG at .Iacum-
hG. are spending few days Mt
tE'ir homo o" north i street.
G. l.. GarriguS did jury duty in
IT, Centre Tursd"V.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Thomas Of
Oakland, spent Wednesday in the
citv.
j. =. Pearson and SON Lewis Of
ThocUiv Stoup"d in town Tucsd"v
Nry. W. !. Townsend was Holt
Nijh visitor Tucsdayl =
dre. Nirnil Patterson was an r.
c,rtro visitor Mouda".
Mr. aud Nrs ". II. Hardin aro
s","dmg ,&or, vacation on tie
,u",t
William Stone vas called to y
rada Saturday by the Illness of liz
father.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
AIMEE'S ORGANIST. HAS
HER DOMESTIC TROUBLES

LOS ANGELES, June 90
While Esther Frickc Green. An
gelus temple organist, is broad
casting "peals Of joy to
radicland, she is having troubles
CT her cwn. But like CaWso's
PagliGcci' she must cary on.
HRS. Green, well known radio
musician. was defendant today i'll
q snit for divorce, tiled by Al
fred G. Green Jr., re2'tor. lie
charged deScrtion and abandon
ment.
The complaint said the couple
Was welded in Wheaton. Illinois,
April Il. 1918.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Methodist Episcopal

Sunday school viii convene at
hour Of 9:+5 =. m. Tho pastor viii
preach at the hour Of maming Wor-
ship on the subject. "WiHdows Of
the Soul. -
In the evening a 10 O'Clock
the regular union service VII be
held in the city park. The pastor
will preach ON the subject. The
Religion of Power.
After this sunday preaching ser
vices Will he discontinued at the
Methodist church for the summer.
Sessions Of the Sunday school viii
be held throughout the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Loses Suit For
Money Advanced
Divine Healer
By Unifed Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO. june PC. Tho
district court Of appeals today de-
MED the motion Of Charles NJ, Mix
of Los Angrl.s for q new trial Of
his 500 suit against the estate oI
Fmis T.. Yoakum. divine healer.
Mix charged that he had become
acquainted with Yoahm when h"
took his sick child 20 him for treat
ment and Yoakum told him the child
was possessed Of the devil. Aftcr
gaining his confidence. Yoakum per
suadcd Nix to give him $4,000 to
invest for him at - per cent inter
st and Mix sued the estate TO re-
cover ii.
The lower court dismissed the ac.
'iou ON the ground that there wa,
nothing in the receipt given 10 Min
by Yoakm which provided that
tho money should hc returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Salvation Army

Special services viii he eon1u,t"j
tonight at the Salvation Army la !.
- p m. by Captain Hauher and
Envoy b. D. Rca, from Pasadena
headquarters.
Street services viii be conducted n
7:15 at Fifth and Broadway. The
public is cordially invited TO attend.
Open air services viii he held
SUNDAY at 1913 a. III. Holmes
services at II a. III.
The usual evening meeting VIII
convene at =. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
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UNION SERVICES OF
CHURCHES Or Ell CENTEO

Sunday cvu.G2 at 80 o'clock
the regular union service viii b,
he'd in the city park The Rev.
ArG"r +. Schultz viii preach on
the >HDirc; The Hrli4:oH O.,
Power. Ihc rub.i, is cordially IL.
Ni,gd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Invader Thought
10 Be Winner

HONOLULU, June 2G. - The
yacht Invader. owned by Don Lee,
California automobile dealer, today
was .arclaimcd winner of the Nor
gan Adams trophy for the best
elapsed time in the annual race from
san Pedro 10 this port.
The Invader was the scratch boat
in thc hqndicap race. Two other
yachts, the T"Ya and Jubilo, stijl
lave chance to WIN the Thomas
Upton cup because Of their handi
caps.
The Tcva could claim the Upton
trophy by arriving before 1884 p.
m. Sunday, while the slower Jubilo
has until 1908 n. ia. Tuesday 10
reach her" within the limit Of its
handicap.
Nothing has been heard today
from either Of these Yachts. al
though it is presumed they are bear
in% toward Honolulu, making the
best possible time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Ea'Cyites 10 Td1oW.li

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'r.,S:tteN IL In" Itiea.Id ",..igi.-
fof leadership camp iaeilde Ni-,
Inc fak,r ami Run Price. Tt',r
~.r.N are being sent, e~Ira>r~ pail.
hv .ae i.'sal fga#2 H,apl.. class
et ,he State >tHgef C8,.s-.aa church
N = fsl.e.. vino is 'ephtr.i.d a'
\"asa I'sotaas-, i, q i4rw!rr ut
A,-> \. g. Lrga'S .as.. an' is
.lHtrmaa et the i.oaer e.a...t',.
OF 'hat riass. Miss H,na Is 81. .m.
hrr IT Airs i=rrv sHga8r's high
,cdpni girl class.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

LIE Grand. Mcrccd county. has
harvested $1,000 acres Of grain close
alout the town. much. of il handled
in bulk. without SacEing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Varsity Crews
Disband Today
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW LONDON, Conn, Jaar 2i.
The Yale and Harvard crews dis
banded today with tha Eli varsity
having completed is fourth coH-
,ccuritr ~ras-n without defeat.
In downing Harvard iaSt evening.
over r1rc Thames river, Yale won
r.r the @2nd time from hcr rival.
The rrimon has taken - races. I'll.
Vale oarSmcn were forced t. sci Il
Lew REGARD Of 20 miaeir, j - seq
oud, for the four mil" upstream
course, winning by I.tt!e over t"p
lengths.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

love it dearly and am considering
seriously the suggestion Of the
mav"r that m Aug"lus temple
hlauch be founded here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Dividend Notice
BANK OF ITALY
Head Office. San Francisco
and Branches

Tor tie halfycar ending June 30.
1926, dividend has been declared
at the rate Of four o. per cent
per annum on an Savings Deposits,
payable on and after Thursday.
July !, 1926. Dividends not called
for are added 10 and bear the same
rate Of interest as the principal
from July ], 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

Cotton will bo piantcG on 1000
arrcS Of new land, recently cleared,
near Dclano, Kern county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

crapc growers at Exeter, Tularc
county, have adopted the five and
thrrc.fuurth inch hr bon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

The - farm o,nters OF Sonoma
.Druty viii picnic July in Nirabcl
Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
JAMES A. BACIGALUPI.

adv President
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

President
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
pST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

SIXTH STREET AT ORANGE AVENUE
Rev Minister: He'll Phone 263W
Sunday O'Clock
Mrs. G. B. Jackson. Superintendent
Morning o'clock Meeting $3.50
Meeting Wednesday
CORDIAL WELCOME EXTENDED
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-15

of Church Street to City Line. On the
West by the Northwest City Line
Second District - Park Avenue School.
house, West Park Avenue.
District No. 2.-Bounded on the North
by the centre line of Church Street and
the centre line OF West Park Avenue
On the East by the centre line of the
Somers Point Branch of the West Jersey
& Seashore Railroad. On the South by
the Southwest City Line. On the West
by the Northwest City Line.
Third District-Ensiish e Somers Store,
26 South Main ST.
District No. 3-Botmded on the North
by the centre line of Washington Avenue,
the centre line of Franklin Avenue and
the centre line of Washington Avenue.
On the East by the Southeast City Line
On the South by the centre line of Vero-
ma Avenue. On the West by the centre
line of the Somers Point Branch of the
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad and the
centre line Of a branch line of the West
Jersey q Seashore Railroad.
Fourth District-Decatur Avenue School,
West Decatur Avenue.
District No. 4-Bounded on the North
by the centre line of Verona Avenue. On
the East by the Southeast City Line. On
the South by the centre line of Edgewa-
ter Avenue. On the West by the centre
line of the West Jersey 6 Seashore Rail-
road dhe Somers Point Branch1.
Fifth District = Cox's Barber Shop, 723
South Main Street.
District No. 5.--Bounded on the North
by the centre line Of Edgewater Avenue
On the East by the Southeast City Line
On the South by the Southeast City Line.
On the West by the Somers Point Branch
of The West jersey & Seashore RAILROAD.
And that the election officers will sit as
q board of election at the places above
mentioned on the above day. commencing
at G o'clock in the morning. closing at
o'clock in the evening.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,