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The Washington times., 1928-06-29
DRUGGISTS DECLARE PILE
REMEDY WORKS WONDERS

Pile Pills. Thousands Of tests prove
this new internal treatment most
effective for real and lasting re-
suits.
A GREAT DISCOVERY
A famous chemist asked himself one
day: Why cant coat pill with a
substance impervlous TO gastric juices
50 it will pass through the stomach into
the bowels ana then dissolve and re-
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herbs that reach the real seat of all the
troUble-remoye the cause ana perma-
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Coiac Pile Pills are the final result of
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or severely one has suffered. they can
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and enjoy the benefits Of this sim pie,
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piles. sit. walk and sleep IN comfort
without pain in few hours in many
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a couple tablets with swallow OF water
at meal time for a few days. II your
own drug store hasn't Coiac Pile Pills
send 76c to Vasco Products Inc. Brent
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full size bottle, 40 tablets plain wrap
per. fun directions, return mail.
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Piles and Hemorrhoids Are
Relieved Quick By
Simple Method.
ONE DRUGGIST SAYS
REMEDY CURED HIM

I'm q druggist myself and when
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ting rid Of piles is best ! know for
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and during that time tried every
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"One Of the clerks in the store
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and / often recommend them to
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Druggist in Corinthe, N. Y: Local
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The Washington times., 1928-06-29
50 Is SO Straw
Hats, 81. 29

Mems Straw Hats, left
from Our Annual Straw
Hat Sale, including Sem
nits, Fall Sennits, Tus-
cans, Flat Feet and Fine
Braid Soft Straws, also
q few Mikado Panannas.
Sizes 615 to AZ, but not
in each style.
The Washington times., 1928-06-29

Mems Knight Kraft Pa
jamas, Of English broad
cloth, III tan, blue, hello
and white. Regulation
style, trimmed with ray
on frogs, also MILDLY
style. Every garment full
cut and perfectly made.
Sizes IA to ..
The Washington times., 1928-06-29

Men s Thread Six Hose,
made with double rein
forced heel, toe and sole.
In black and plain colors.
Sizes 10 to liz. 35c pair,
or three pairs for 81.
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81 Is to 81. SIS Union
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Leg opening styles, with
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to 46.
The Washington times., 1928-06-29

prominent surgeons in the Capital
The Arkansan lost his temper and
struck DIR. Mitchell in the face, the
latter making no defense. As a
result Of the incident Senator Robi.
son retired from the club.
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SOC 70 Csc Hose. 29c
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1rregularsl
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stripes and novelty de-
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Many color combinations.
Sizes 10 to 111
The Washington times., 1928-06-29
All Wool Bathing Suits

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81 IS White Shirts $1 go
Reg 81. SO White Shirts $l 80
III 81. so Wool Blue
Flannel Trunks .$l.S9
The Washington times., 1928-06-29
Robinson and Curtis
Senate Cronies

The Of the Senate Democrats Sena
Joseph TAYLOR Robinson Arkansas advances notch
higher political ladder by receiving the nomination for
the Vice Presidency from his party.
The Washington times., 1928-06-29
81 Union Suits, Csc

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with short sleeves, long
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closed crotch. tn ecru and
white only. Sizes So to
A.
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The above wants and offers
are only q, fetU Of the many
Interesting proportions you
mill find nd0erfised IN today,s
Times and Herald classified
adUarkisfng Osetions.
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A Vacation Aid

III you are contemplating a
summer vacation trip You will
be aided I'm your departure by
the Baggage Service announced
In tOday's Classified Ads. Under
Classification 30.
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staple patterns.
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TIMELY TIPS
Apartmenes for Rent

Apartments fer Rent
SEE these beautiful 10th Street
apartments. Overlooking Rock
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Convenient to two car lines and
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Rental Columns for details.
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Repairs pOrches, screens and
does cement work. Here's your
opportunity to get your sum.
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Classification 24-tOday's CIassi.
fled Ads.
BargaiH in Chevrolet Coach
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926.
Fully Equipped, this ear Is i'm
excellent condition and can he
purchased for $500. Terms guar
anteed. See additional details
In Classified Columns.
r.
Studio for Rent
! LARGE downtown studio and
waiting room for rent and grand
piano furnished. TOday's ClaS.
sified Rental Columns list name
Of renter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

Seventeenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 313; Smith, 1879; Robin
son, 1893; Stump, >213; Leslie, 238;
Daley, 264; Updike, .264; Ludlow,
223.
Eighteenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 283; Smith, 100; Robin
son, 267; Stump, 200; Leslie, 228;
Daley, 247; Updike, 255; Ludlow,
218.
Twentieth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 331; Smith, 1872; Robinson,
308; Stump, 204; Leslie, 277; Daley,
233; Updike, 299; Ludlow, 213.
Twenty-first precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 642; Smith, 305; Robinson,
597; Stump, 352; Leslie, sci; Daley,
Alt; Updike, sos; Ludlow, 1888.
Twenty second precinct, Tenth
ward-Hoover, lis; Smith, 200; Rob-
inson, 112; Stump, 2O3; Leslie, 105;
Daley, 2O8; Updike, 100; Ludlow,
2O5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

About two hours after eating
many people suffer from sour stom-
achs. They call it indigestion. 1t
means that the stomach nerves
have been er-stimulated. There is
excess acid. The way to correct it
is with an alkali, which neutralizes
many times it's volume in acid.
The right way is Phillips Milk
of Magnesia-just tasteless dose in
water. 1t is pleasant, efficient and
harmless. 1t has REMAND the
standard with physicians in the so
years since its invention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
BURGLAR TURNS TABLES
Citizen Surprises Thief and Is l.
Turn Surprised.

William Beonko, 2426 Union
street, surprised a burglar who en-
tered his home Tuesday night ana
in turn was surprised when the
burglar pointed a pistol at him ami
took 50 from his pockets.
Thieves, who entered the H. Il.
Tuflumm general store at Keystonc
and Bethel avenues early today
after breaking a side window, es-
capped with a large quantity of mer-
chandiSe.
The Standard Grocery company's
store, 1929 West Michigan street,
also was the victim of burglars
Tuesday night A quantity Of mer
ChandiSe was stolen.
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Food
Sours
Sweeten the stomach--i instantly

1t is the quick method. Results
come almost instantly. 1t is the
approved method. You will never
use another when you know.
Be sure to get the genuine Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia prescribed
by physicians for SO years in correct
ing excess acids. Csc and SOC a
bottle-any drug store.
Milk of Magnesia" has been the
U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles H.
Phillips since Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
Franklin Township

First precinct, Franklin township
Hoover, AIT; Smith, 251; Robin
son, 378; Stump, 299; Leslie, 296;
Daley, 375; Updike, $50; Ludlow,
327.
Second precinct, Franklin town
ship-Hoover, 361; Smith, 296; Rob-
inson, 1856; Stump, 329; Leslie, $40;
Daley, 1853; Updike, 800; Ludlow,
343.
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Second precinct, Fourteenth ward
Hoover, 314; Smith, 1853; Robin
son, 302; Stump, 1871; Leslie, 284;
Daley, 1913; Updike, SO2; Ludlow,
1872.
Third precinct, Fourteenth ward
Hoover, 351; Smith, 236; Robin
son, 1913; Stump, 267; Leslie, 2a7;
Daley, 294; Updike, 314; Ludlow,
274.
Fifth precinct, Fourteenth ward
Hoover, 476; Smith, 294; Robinson,
454; Stump, 318; Leslie, 4O4; Daley,
367; Updike, 442; Ludlow, $50.
Sixth precinct, Fourteenth ward
Hoover, 209; Smith, 236; Robin
son. 2O5; Stump, 241; Leslie, 1877;
Daley, 259; Updike, 1872; Ludlow,
253
Seventh precinct, Fourteenth
ward-Hoover, 306; Smith, 1862;
Robinson, 299; Stump, 1859; Leslie,
26S; Daley, 1913; Updike, 2S7, Lud-
low, 1872.
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yer, BAT; Smith, 1877; Robinson, 302;
Stump, 241; Leslie, 228; Daley, 314;
Updike, 244; Ludlow, 300.
Second precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 1868; Smith, 246; Robin
son. 1913; Stump, 294; Leslie, 262;
Daley, 1852; Updike, 270; Ludlow,
337.
Third precinct, Second ward
Hoover, ia; Smith, 215; Robinson,
113; Stump, 217; Leslie, 100; Daley,
221; Updike, 10; Ludlow, 200.
Fourth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 1853; Smith, 161 Robinson,
1853; Stump, 1863; Leslie, 1877; Daley,
1863; Updike, 1853; Ludlow, 1853.
Fifth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 361; Smith, 240; Robinson,
345; Stump, 257; Leslie, 279; Daley,
SIS; Updike, 318; Ludlow, 281.
Sixth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 312; Smith, 214; Robinson,
287; Stump, 238; Leslie, 247; Daley,
2T7; Updike, 265; Ludlow, 258.
Seventh precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 578; Smith, 3O6; Robinson,
ATS; Stump, 4O9; Leslie, 1853; Daley,
51S; Updike, 400; Ludlow, 481.
Eighth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 534; Smith, 262; Robinson,
49,; Stump, 315; Leslie, 1863; Daley,
426; Updike, Alt; Ludlow, BIT.
Ninth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 622; Smith, 357; Robinson,
SOL; Stump, 447; Leslie, 1877; Daley,
572; Updike, 419; Ludlow, $50.
Eleventh precinct, Second ward
Hoover, SOL; Smith, 313; Robinson,
604; Stump, 400; Leslie, 461; Daley,
534; Updike, 523; Ludlow, 483
Twelfth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 421; Smith, 1876; Robinson,
371; Stump, 244; Leslie, 1868; Daley
1853; Updike, 200; Ludlow, 222.
Fourteenth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 378; Smith, 1879; Robin
son, 342; Stump, 235; Leslie, 271;
Daley, 305; Updike, 296; Ludlow,
279.
Fifteenth precinct, Second ward
Hoover, 300; Smith, 176; Robinson,
273; Stump, 204; Leslie, 2O5; Daley,
268; Updike, 235; Ludlow, 242.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
PUT WAR 'ON PAM
Prominent Speakers TO Discuss
Strife at Conference.

Strife at conference.
BU Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Inter
national Goodwill congress, fos-
tered by the World Alliance for
International Friendship Through
the Churches, will hold its general
sessions at the Waldorf on Nov. II,
IL and 10, and a large array of
prominent speakers will discuss the
general subject, Must we have
warp"
A special program has been ar
ranged for Armistice day. The
message of Armistice day will be
delivered in churches, synagogues
and religious societies in the morn
ing and messages will be broadcast
by DR.. S. Parkes Cadman, DR..
Harry Emerson Fosdick and DR..
Daniel A. Polling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
Center Township

First precinct, Center township
Hoover, SIS; Smith, 1884; Robinson.
468; Stump, 43O; Leslie, 382; Daley
5O2; Updike, 431; Ludlow, 462.
Second precinct, Center township
Hoover, ZIG; Smith, las: Robin
son, 1877; Stump, ITS; Leslie, IA:
Daley, 213; Updike, 172; Ludlow,
1876.
Third precinct, Center township
Hoover, 6l3; Smith, 212; Robinson.
482; Stump, 245; Leslie, 1913; Daley
BOB; Updike, 1863; Ludlow. 467.
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Decatur Township

First precinct, Decatur township
Hoover, 378; Smith, 1866; Robinson,
321; Stump, 212; Leslie, 272; Daley,
273; Updike, 299; Ludlow, Dat.
Second precinct, Decatur town
ship-Hoover, 1888; Smith, ia; Rob-
inson, 314; Stump, 1877; Leslie, 1856;
Daley, 165; Updike, 3O5; Ludlow,
146.
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Lawrence Township

Second precinct, Lawrence town
ship-Hoover, 484; Smith, 26l: Rob
inson, 432; Stump, 314; Leslie $50;
Daley, 800; Updike, 1872; Ludlow,
365.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

Twenty-sixth precinct, Warren
township-Hoover, 728; Smith, 229;
Robinson, 557; Stump, 399; Leslie.
431; Daley, 516; Updike, 465; Lud-
low, 400.
Twenty-ei precinct, Warren
township-Hoover, ST.; Smith. 203.
Robinson, SOL; Stump, 249: Leslie
432; DALEY, $3.50; Updike, 482; Lud
low, 294.
Twenty-ninth precinct. Warren
township-Hoover, 342; Smith. pa:
Robinson, 1903; Stump, 287; Leslie,
2S3; Daley, 1854; Updike, 267; Lud
low, 1922.
Thirtieth precinct, Warren town
ship-Hoover, 514; Smith, 428.
Robinson, Asst; Stump, 488; Leslie.
1882; Daley, $50; Updike, 418; Lud-
low, SGT.
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Fourth precinct, Fourth ward
Hoover, $40; Smith, 40; Robinson,
100; Stump, SOS; Leslie, $50; Daley,
$50; Updike, GIT; Ludlow, 674.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

Twenty-ninth precinct, Wayne
township-Hoover, 498; Smith, 258;
Robinson, ATS; Stump, 279; Leslie,
$3.50; Daley, 1868; Updike, 435; Lud-
low, 319.
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Fifth precinct, Eleventh ward
Hoover, 173; Smith, 278; Robinson,
1854; Stump, 289; Leslie, 139; Daley,
314; Updike, 1856; Ludlow, 299.
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Sixth precinct, Eleventh ward
Hoover, 348; Smith, 3O2; Robinson,
$50; Stump, $50; Leslie, 292; Daley,
366; Updike, 3O8; Ludlow, 351.
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Fourteenth Ward

First precinct, Fourteenth ward
Hoover, 1913; Smith, 223; Robinson,
S25; Stump, 226; Leslie, Z91; Daley,
257; Updike. 80; Ludlow, 240.
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ASR PANNAAlNAg I'M lCClNll MdIQ-
Hoover, 939; Smith, 487; Robinson,
387; Stump, 535; Leslie, 296; Daley,
624; Updike, 344; Ludlow, SIC.
Second precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 80; Smith, $40; Robin
son. $50; Stump, 1888; Leslie, ZIG;
Daley, 1896; Updike, 237; Ludlow,
BIT.
Third precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 447; Smith, 1856; Robin
son, 4O6; Stump, 1853; Leslie, 329;
DALEY, 444; Updike, 378; Ludlow,
404.
Fourth precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 307; Smith, 262; Robin
son, 295; Stump, 273; Leslie, 268;
Daley, 296; Updike, 286; Ludlow,
279.
Fifth precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 346; Smith, 274; Robinson,
1926; Stump, 276; Leslie, 279; Daley,
1877; Updike, 300; Ludlow, 3l1.
Sixth precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 234; Smith, 247; Robin
son, 2O9; Stump, 271; Leslie, 1852;
Daley, 1913; Updike, 1873; Ludlow,
294.
Seventh precinct, Thirteenth
ward-Hoover, 900: Smith. 1856;
Robinson, 3O3; Stump, 4O6; Leslie,
251; Daley, Asst; Updike, 289;
Ludlow, 419.
Eighth precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, BOG; Smith, 371; Robin
son, 294; Stump, 1884; Leslie, 268;
Daley, 408; Updike, 284; Ludlow,
1913
Ninth precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 149; Smith, 291; Robinson,
1873; Stump, 1888; Leslie, 129; Daley,
313; Updike, 145; Ludlow, 296.
Tenth precinct, Thirteenth ward
Hoover, 274; Smith, $50; Robinson,
264; Stump, 224; Leslie, 224; Daley,
1904; Updike, 249; Ludlow, $50.
Twelfth precinct, Thirteenth
ward-Hoover, 131, Smith, 265; Rob-
inson, 100, Stump, 266; Leslie, 1913;
Daley, 268; Updike, 1874, Ludlow,
262.
Thirteenth precinct, Thirteenth
ward-Hoover, 236; Smith, 1888;
Robinson, 225; Stump, 395; Leslie,
2O3; Daley, 416; Updike, 223; Lud-
low, 397.
Fourteenth precinct, Thirteenth
ward-Hoover, 3O4; Smith, 800; Les
lie, 255; Daley, 307; Updike, 276;
Ludlow, $50.
Fifteenth precinct, Thirteenth
ward-Hoover, 1868; Smith, 1858;
Robinson, BAL; Stump, 395; Leslie,
2S1; Daley, 459; Updike, 313; Lud-
low, 400.
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Seventh precinct, Eleventh ward
Hoover, 273; Smith, 282; Robin
son, $50; Stump, 3O8; Leslie, 283;
DALEY, 1854; Updike, 238; Ludlow,
1923.
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Third precinct, Fourth ward
Hoover, 778; Smith, BIS; Robinson,
592; Stump, SGT; Leslie, 345; Daley,
1876; Updike, 1888; Ludlow, 759.
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Pike Township

First precinct, Pike township
Hoover, 294; Smith, 244; Robinson.
1853; Stump, 278; Leslie, 228; Daley
Sl2; Updike, 236; Ludlow, 3O7.
Second precinct, Pike township
Hoover 282; Smith, 1872; Robinson.
26O; Stump, 178; Leslie. 238; Daley,
2O5; Updike, 243; Ludlow, 1913.
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Eighth precinct, Eleventh ward
Hoover. 226; Smith. 357; Robinson,
213; Stump, 371; Leslie, 1876; Daley,
1877; Updike, 206; Ludlow, 379.
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Eighth precinct, Eighth ward
Hoover, 619; Smith, 1893; Robinson,
555; Stump, 4O5; Leslie, 458; Daley,
SOL; Updike, 412; Ludlow, 445.
Ninth precinct, Eighth ward
Hoover, 423; Smith, 1913; Robinson,
361; Stump, 1892; Leslie, 313; Daley,
427; Updike, 1856; Ludlow, 408.
Tenth precinct, Eighth ward
Hoover, 223; Smith, 1853; Robinson,
201; Stump, 1873; Leslie, 159; Daley,
231; Updike, 178; Ludlow, 212.
Nineteenth precinct, eighth ward
Hoover, 1854; Smith, 208; Robinson,
351 Stump, 222; Leslie, 300; Daley,
I'll; Uudike, 1888; Ludlow, 235.
Ninth Ward
First precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 292; Smith, 303; Robinson,
286; Stump, 312; Leslie, 235; Daley,
1862; Updike. 271; Ludlow, 1876.
Second precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 288; Smith, 312; Robinson,
267; Stump, 1874; Leslie, 200; Daley,
1893; Updike, 258; Ludlow, 343.
Third precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 373; Smith, 378; Robinson,
359; Stump, 35i; Leslie, 1874; Daley,
STA; Updike, 345; Ludlow, 1854.
Fourth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 1862; Smith, $40; Robinson,
400; Stump, $50; Leslie, 342; Daley,
663; Updike, 379; Ludlow, 500.
Fifth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 318; Smith, COS; Leslie, 258;
Daley 665; Updike, 277; Ludlow,
GAG.
Sixth precinct, Ninth ward-Hoo-
yer, Ash; Smith, $40; Robinson, 400;
Stump, 472; Leslie, 349; Daley, 537;
Updike, 1888, Ludlow, SOB.
Seventh precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 597; Smith, 299; Robinson,
SAB; Stump, 557; Leslie, 44O; Daley,
Asst; Updike, SOB; Ludlow, 1893.
Eighth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, Asst; Smith, 315; Robinson,
437; Stump, 337; Leslie, 1853; Daley,
409; Updike, 1888; Ludlow, 379.
Ninth precinct. Ninth ward
Hoover, Gil; Smith, $50; Robinson,
$50; Stump, 432; Leslie, $50; Daley,
533; Updike, 522; Ludlow, 465.
Tenth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover. SGT; Smith, 423; Robinson,
526; Stump, AGO; Leslie, 429; Daley,
SAC; Updike, 446; Ludlow, 486.
Eleventh precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 500; Smith, 293; Robinson.
AIS; Stump, 329; Leslie, 1877; Daley,
400; Updike, 43l; Ludlow, 37l.
Twelfth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 1927; Smith, $50; Robinson,
1893; Stump, GIG: Leslie, 236; Daley,
500; Updike, 258; Ludlow, 648.
Thirteenth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 435; Smith, 42l; Robinson,
381; Stump, 481; Leslie, 291; Daley,
SOS; Updike, 1886; Ludlow, 522.
Fourteenth precinct, NTH ward
Hoover, 610; Smith, $50; Robinson,
$50; Stump. 400; Leslie, 427; Daley,
SGT; Updike, 513; Ludlow, 449.
Eighteenth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 923; Smith, BIS; Robin
son, 1853; Stump, 400; Leslie, 500;
Daley, 622; Updike, sos; Ludlow
SOL.
Nineteenth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover, 955; Smith, ADJ; Robinson,
1873; Stump, sec; Leslie, GIG; Daley,
667; Updike, TIC; Ludlow, CTS.
Twentieth precinct, Ninth ward
Hoover. 800; Smith, 1877; Robinson,
GIL; Stump, SOL; Leslie, ASS; Daley,
740; Updike, SAC; Ludlow, $50.
Twenty-first precinct, ninth ward
Hoover, 835; Smith, 1888; Robinson,
sos; Stump, 523; Leslie, 495; Daley,
724; Updike, 587; Ludlow, SOB.
Tenth Ward
First precinct, Tenth ward
JOOva,. IA. C,,o;tI, 17Q. DObipco,,
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Fourth precinct, Eleventh ward
Hoover, $50; Smith, GAG; Robinson,
215; Stump. 26O; Leslie, 1872; Daley,
285; Updike, 2O3; Ludlow, 273.
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Ninth precinct, Eleventh ward
Hoover, 296; Smith, 1888; Robinson,
1884; Stump, BAG; Leslie, 248; Daley,
278; Updike, 266; Ludlow, 1853.
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Tenth Ward

First precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 154; Smith, 173; Robinson,
1853; Stump, TIA; Leslie, 1874; Daley,
1874; Updike, 173; Ludlow, 1856.
Second precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 273; Smith, 426; Robinson,
263; Stump, 437; Leslie, PAT; Daley,
453; Updike, 258; Ludlow, 440.
Third precinct, Tenth ward-Hoo-
yer, 484; Smith, 1856; Robinson, 1853;
Stump, 1853; Leslie. 318; Daley, 442;
Updike, 43O: Ludlow, 392.
Fourth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, SIT; Smith, 3S7: Robinson,
467; Stump, 435; Leslie, 1872; Daley,
507; Updike, 437; Ludlow, 1853.
Fifth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, SGT; Smith, 277; Robinson.
479; Stump, 325; Leslie, 428; Daley,
371; Updike, 451; Ludlow, 351.
Sixth precinct, Tenth ward-Hoo-
yer, 1862; Smith, 289; Robinson, 339;
Stump, 313; Leslie, 289; Daley, 361;
Updike, 300; Ludlow, 343.
Seventh precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, $780, Smith, 265; Robinson,
$40; Stump, 281; Leslie, 327; Daley,
316; Updike, 1854; Ludlow, 298.
Ninth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 648; Smith, 697; Robinson,
500; Stump, $50; Leslie, sos; Daley,
1854; Updike, SOS; Ludlow, 780.
Tenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 1858; Smith, ZIG; Robinson,
262; Stump, 225; Leslie, 235; Daley,
249; Updike, 256; Ludlow, 230.
Eleventh precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 326; Smith, 1888; Robinson,
289; Stump, 277; Leslie, $40; Daley,
1874; Updike, 255; Ludlow, 308.
Twelfth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 23O; Smith, 1877; Robinson,
230; Stump 173; Leslie, 1876; Daley,
2O3; Updike, 227; Ludlow, 1873.
Thirteenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, "a; Smith, 81; Robinson, 81;
Stump, 81; Leslie, rs; Daley, 70;
Updike, SO; Ludlow, 10.
Fourteenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 207; Smith, 173; Robinson,
202; Stump, $780, leslie, 1872; Daley,
200; Updike, 1913; Ludlow, 189.
Fifteenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 465; Smith, 274; Robinson,
438; Stump, 304; Leslie, $50; Daley,
375; Updike, 400; Ludlow, 800.
Sixteenth precinct, Tenth ward
Hoover, 455; Smith, 248; Robinson,
436; Stump, 264; Leslie, 379; Daley,
315; Updike. All: Ludlow, 2Ss.