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CONN. AVE.-3221.
2 R.. K. B.. Shower. Foyer. Elevator, $40 80.
4319 RIVER RID.
Duplex: gas heat, rms kit, bath,
screened porch: $45 Key. Ant 1.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a. and bath with screened
norch.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROOMS FURNISHED.
1s ms s Nth runnn. q vst.r 0sf, Ses, 6seo
u fated ara iuTn inneI.sprint nattre1sss: %
ns. So q Vii. h0usE' ae ds.s sfn
ALTURAs, 1909 18th st. n.w-well To-
proof BLDG: reas Decatur 5000.
1893 1893 IRVING ST; E;M..Larss,, besu.. ,,a
hsned III hsa sso sr s.ar sm fur
EXCLUSIVE AFT. Conn. ave. and Tilden
bath. cross vent: gentleman. Woodley 2loi.
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 nth nv
ns xatef
S5 up: doubles. 81 up. Showers. elevator.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED rooms in re-
must be seen to appreciate. Atl 2O96
1907 EYE ST. N.w-1deal downtown loca-
ton: excellent heat, showers. best beds;
quiet. comfort: low rates: So weekly up.
2O19 ST Nw.-Distinctive charming
gentlemen: % very best of 'es Service s avaiaSie:
l BLK: from Conn. ave. and Dupont Circle.
PgPoET Vt. CIRCLE re- IA a7sS s, Rigs p p.,ty.;7: nE
newly furn.: unusually nice place.
a13s wEsTovER DRIVE sE-Beaut.
furn., rm.. next bath: new home: phone:
Sc wk., gentlemen only. Call Lin. 6050.
1854 COLUMBIA RD-Newly decorated.
second floor: for or 2: next bath. shower;
CHEVY CHAsE-Master bedroom, private
bath; new detached home: on bus; S25.
Is, 1884 coLgMPIA g.El! RD..ss 50 and S. .;1 sin-
warm; baths: c.h.w.; men. Adams 10213.
1882 CALVERT ST. NW.-Newly deco
linens. silver mel incl; s. IS xfly.; phons le'
SS9EDoN n. HOTEL en essTtIfql oo 10th 81
aoa1le from t Weefly: S@ with Bath from
sos s.se Ssfsy Rs snna ssa switch
GILBERT HOTEL, 81 90 day; 81 80 with
@ sos atn St NV. Phone MA. o4ss. s ssoC.;Y0' 90
LARGE BEDROOM. Lying room and kitch-
en- ssmi-pIivate bath: gas: light. heat.
poyed eoup1s' Pnenf Tsyior so % ssss. sen'es en-
613 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-Twin beds.
smp shSye eoups ds 81 n9ms en hsns soas. oas
tive double; reasonable; comfort, conye9-
Gay tsnee unexceii'd. See after 9 pm. or sym
PEAuT!FuL ROOM With, porch. private
mace. uniim phone. North s1S2. 1850 Ash
YOUNG JEWISH COUPLE has attractive
room newly furn,: next bath: south and
Tssior Tssi e1pSs sss5: 's' 'insle' $3.50 double.
1854 MERIDIAN PL N.w.-Room for rent:
near streetcar.
1907 r. I: AVE N.W-Walking distance;
large double room. well furnished twin
beds next to bath shower: gentlemen.
ARLINGTON. VA or Q refined gentle-
phere. either twin or single room: break
fast optional; excel. transp.: adults In
family: very reas Chestnut $40.
e135 r ST. N.WW.-small studio rm.. run.
water, kit Advancement, back porch and
yard: so. expos; S15-S2O mo. Others, So
SIS wk District 2135.
8213 14th ST. N.w.-Large front bed
rooms. private shower bath: Christian
adults. gentlemen preferred. Geo. 3421.
4433 WARREN ST. NW.-Room with pvt.
bath in new home with 2 adults; board
opt: home comforts Woodley 1906.
3I1s MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W-LarTe
double front room, 1st noor. $50; also
single room. 816. Call Adams 1925.
2127 q ST. NV. near O. W. q. and
Govt. bldgs-Nice front room. south ex-
posure; suitable men or couple.
I645 HARVARD 81. NW.-Attractiye
room. adj. porch large closet, nr. bath.
shower: private home: cony. cars. buses:
lOQs q 81. N:W-Bright trent room. tvi4
70 bath; vsfy fsaa. Also knsle.
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THE ARGONNE.

CLOSE TO GOVT. DEPTS.
Here are three desirable apartments
in an eight-story building of pleas
ant atmosphere. located within
few squares walk of most Govt.
depts. and the main business dis
trict. Switchboard and elevator
service. free refrigeration and ex-
ceptionally spacious rooms are but
few Of the attractions.
$50 .50-Foyer, Living Room,
Kitchen Bath and LARGE
SCREENED PORCH.
$40 0C-Foyer, Living Room, Bed
room. Kitchen. Bath and
LARGE SCREENED PORCH.
"The PENTILLY."
1912 K ST. NV.
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WESTCHESTER

Furnished apt. consisting OF large liv-
ing room, bedroom twin beds). sunroom
that can be used for extra bedroom or den,
dinette and kitchen: nicely furnished 81 Is
month. Call MR.. KING. Woodley 77O0.
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DOWNTOWN-ONLY $45.
One large apartment availsble in
this convenient building. Just above
Pennsylvania ave. and close to many
Govt depts. II is corner unit
Living Room, Two Bedrooms Kitch-
en- and Bath; Refrigeration, Of
course You'll find 1t hard to beat
the value offered herel
CoLQREp-R. I AVE. NV. NEAR 18th
$500. Natl 2O78
SIT .5O-COLOR ORED-BAR0AIN-S1 so.
One block from S.w. Market. :
coLORED = DESIRABLE APIS. NEAR
elec. and heat furn.. $27.b0. Open Sat.
HOME HeS REALTY CO.. soe 10th ST. NV.
COLORED.
BATH 4s ssa EsRs Co. f1sas Hssa lteaea T. na
COLORED1l3O6 9th ST. NV, Apt. 1.
4 rms. bath; Arcola heat. elec., gas;
7ss ,sss Mosp q. NV. + DAVIS sssi.. 81. oss..
COLORKD.
7l3 18th st. ne, Apt. 2-2 rooms, din
cite. kitchen, bath. refrigerati ton, screened
porch, Arcola heat. S42.50.
707 1st st. n.w.-3 rooms. kitchen. bath,
'00. .. v. snxreQN CO... -.
1024 Vermont Ave-. NV. Nj. 300.
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OPEN FIREPLACE

OPEN FIREPLACE
For a thoroughly modern building,
here We have many Of the attrac-
tions Of an individual home Lo-
Gated in the select upper Sixteenth
street section, the building is con-
venient to schools shopping center.
cars and buses. Every window has
a charming outlook. This partic-
ular suite comprises Foyer. spacious
Living Room with wood-burning
Brick Fireplace. Bedroom with
Cedar-Lined Closet, handy Pullman
Dinette, Kitchen with Free Re-
friKeration. Bath with Built-in Tub,
Shower and Curtain. All ceilings
are high and the corner location
gives fine Summer ventilation. Sur
prisingly. the rental is but S5Kt
"The CLARENDON
$500 Colorado Ave. NV
1882 BILTMORE SIT. NV.
Q rooms. kitchen, bath
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WEsTMoREIANn HnIa

WESTMORELAND HILLS. -.
One Of the highest elevations in Wash.
ineton. in a rustic, woodland setting TTo
master bedrooms plus two additional bed.
char cnam6erSi u Secluded screened porch is
lonisl msntel IN large living room Bay
studded garden. O. Z. air conditioninS.
oil heat. Venetian blinds throughout. AN
gas, streamltned kitchen. No. Blackstone
r. First showing: priced at S13.e6O.-
Wisconsin 26sS. -
PETwoRTH, s53 VAN BUREN, ST. NV
Lovely detached house. large lot; living
room. dining room pantry. kitchen and
porches on the FIRST hoor; 3 bedrooms and
bath on the End: Ras heat; detached ea-
rase Attractiyely pIiced.
w. e. q A MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.
-l119 18th St NV. Dist 4464 :
1889. ABBEY PL. NE.-s4.s5O.
A real home: bargain: 8 rooms, bath,
built-in garage; new-house condition.,
conv. location; terms. BUSADA. All. 0307.-
TRADE YOUR LOT.
New detached brick on high hill COM
manding view Of city. g weI-arranged
rooms 2 baths. center-han plan, two fire.
places. clubroom. porch Priced at $3.50:
$500 cash.
3175 westover Dr.. Sc.
Out Penna. ave. Sc. to 31st st., right
to property.
wAPLE q JAMES NC. DI. 3346 to JPN.
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bath; fv!l WI basement. hot-water heat and
p'''"' RRSOB1RT I. LoHR.
311 Cedar St., Takoma Park. Geo. 0661.
WESLEY HEIoHT9. 5000 FoxHAII. RD.-
Beautiful eir-condit1oned brick and stucco
detached xngiish-type dwelling on q high
elevation overlooking park: lot 100x1OO
feet. First door. living room. dining room.
library. kitchen, .Oantry and lavat0ry; sec.
ond hoor. I've bedrooms and three baths;
third floor, two bedrooms and bath: base
ment. maids room and bath. laundry room
and two-car garase. This house is in new
condition. the rooms are Exceptionally
large and the library 10 finely Daneled In
" &. l. 4. N. MILLER DEvuoPH1rNr CO,
1110 18th et. NV. Dl. 4464.
Sl4 M0RAHAM ST. NW-SRAI-DE-
tached brick; 8 rooms. h.-w.h.. Q inclosed,
heated porches, gAraGe.
1920 River I'd. n.w.-0emi.detached
brick; Q rooms, bath. h.-w.h., 8 porches.
2040 Ttlden st. n.w.-Semt-detAched;
rooms. 2 baths oil heat. garage.
1880 Dntmore st. n.N-10 rooms. 3
,7o7 sssPE 5: Il ss. sso's.r,s s.s'! sc ..u,.'
CHKVY CHASE 40l Z. THoRNAPPfx 8T,
New. detached. center hall, rms. III
baths, recreation rm.. maids rn., bath;
Venetian blinds, auto heat. gara9e. Open.
q =. JoHNeoN CO,
ssl = 4 Ne. Hss VII. s7ss-jf. les. 1873.
37l2 LUlTpN @. ~ =. Az. 9QS
130& 41UV. OUDQDt 400.
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r. v. MARCERON,
613 18th St. NV. Ma. 65ss. -
3615 WARDER ST. NV,
Be. Cor. Princeton and Warder Sts. :.
Nearly new corner house, rooms and
bath; very large screened poHches and
built-in garage; newly papered and hoors
ONLY $50.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP, ;,
141s H st. NV. District 1877.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 1888 MORRISON
ST., corner Conn. ave. and Morrtson--At-
tractive detached home. located on large
baths, 2-car garage. oil heat; $3.50 month.
1922 b st. NV. District 1922.
rAKoMA PARK BUNGALOW OF ROOMS,
bath, fuI basement. hot-water heat and
ROBERT T. LOHR.
3l1 Cedar St., Takoma Park. Geo. 0SS1,
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CHEVY CHASE vIEw-READY MAR. 10:
able to select Wallpaper and linoleum. Z
rooms; room bed e unfinished. ia baths:
Connecticut ave. E. on Everett ST I3rd
house): So. 900: 1OO.ft lot: near school and
playground. r. E. STEPHENSON, Green
MO0Q ZOSZ. l8s
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ARLINGTON, va bright corner rooms.
next bath: c.h.w, oil heat: Ink. Oxford
1855. ----
ARLINGTON. VA.-Attractive room; Beau
leges; Is min. city. Oxford 2O27-J.-
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WESLEY HEIGHTS-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
to live. 4351 Klingle 1t. NV, detached
house on wooded lot; 4 bedrooms. ia
baths. lgs. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, screened
porches; convenient to bus. school and
W. c. b 4. N. MILLER DEvHoPMENr CO.,
1119 18th st. NV. Dist. 4484.
72s 22nd ST. N.w.-S R., 2 B.. H.--W.H.,
e22 2srd st. n.w.-6 +. b.. h.-w.h. 47.S0
JHSlEs MORRIS W1oOpWARD. " Realtor.
723 goth st. NV.
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1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
pnorou kifrhAp hath
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S712 FULTON 81. N.W.-6 q. A,N.I eol
a7oS s. e. z2soH oHssslsn--s z: al Scs7.si!
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BURLEITH,
RESTRICTED COMMUNITY NEAR
SCHOOLS. CHURCHES,
TRANSPORTATION
Several modern homes now available.
rooms and bath. some with porches.
garage refrigeration; S67 so up. See
Mrs. McKone. 1922 T st. NV.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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s93 s932 9Th ST, NV.

7011 Sth ST NV.
Your chance to buy one Of these de-
tached bricks rooms. attic, two baths,
large lot. 8 built. Come out and inspect.
Open 1890 to daily. WAPLE q JAl16,
INC, Di. 3346 to o pm.
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TAkOMA PARK, Md.
GOT FLOWER AVE.-OPEN,
A big 6-room house, situated on large
wooded lot: center entrance: improved
street. close TO- transportation. Price and
terms that can't be duplicated
WAPf3 q JAMES, INC,
Silver Spring Once.
6433 0eorgta Ave. Shopherd Sz0a
CONTINUED o. Next Ys1s.S
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RELIABLE TENANTS WAITING FOR b
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EXCELLENT VALUE.

1904 d Street Southeast
$55.00-Rec. hall. living room. dining
room. three bedrooms, kitchen and bath
two inclosed porches; garage; large rear
| yard.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
si4 Pa. Ave. 81. Lincoln ooe4.
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1125 18th ST. NV
l. room. kit, dinette, dressing closet and
bath. elec. refg. See resident manager
American Security & Trust Co.,
18th and Pa Ave. NV Natl 4Slh
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2O06 N ST. NV. Apt. 3O-Attractive room
in private home & fcr two youns ladies: sSs
CHEVY CHASE. b. O.. on Conn. ave. I'm.
3S36-IGe. double front rm;. uvt; bath: pvt.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2I31 Mass. ave.-Open-
Ing for young lady in lovely large share
room, private bath: also room Tor j, or 8
young men or young ladies, In large. nicely
furnished rooms; excellent food. Enjoy this
beautiful ex-embassy home with 40 other
win happily surprise you. Dupont 94O1.
1920 18th ST. N.W.-For business sirls,
lge.. attrac. rm. for 3; PVT bath: also dou-
ble fm., selectiye menu. March LIST. 20s
1886 LAMONT ST. NW-Sinsleand dou-
Bile rooms. $50 and up. We feed you nne
HoS.fs nnS feo1,s nsss. MIS-. J. ". Ao'er' phone
1925 18th 81. N.W-single, doublss triple.
private bath, running water, showers, inner.
spring mattresses; $50 up.
2726 CONN, near Wardmen Pafk-Beau-
tifully furn. rm.. newly dec, twin beda
private bath; excellent meals. 16e
1921 CONN. AVE. opposite 0horeham-
Large, warm, attractive rooms, ample baths
and closets; delicious meals: $35 up.
DQWNTOWN,. 1919. Vermont ave.-eelect
suitable 2, c.h.W.: beat food; verY warm;
81 weekly each: others. Vet. 79Oz.
I74B KMDOURNR p. NM 1inele, 1
double rm., cony. bath home-eooked meals
optional. 0arale eyeilaole. Col 0761.
l778 llA00ACNUSHTT3 AVI N.W.--A diS-
tlnetiye honp for yQune people IN IN unsur.
pasee4 loeatioa. 0eaeenabae.
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GEORGETOWN HOME.
HOUSES UkFURNisHED.

Gas furnace. modern kitchen. two bet
rooms fireplace and garden; very unusua
charming home. 49,
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1880 EA0T CAPITOL eT.--AD-LIv. RM.,
II, hit. haek yssd; 10 objection innpt;
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
How To Prepare The Ballots
For Voting

After voter has obtained ballot he or she shall
indicate his or her choice of candidates by marking
the ballot with black or ndelible pencil black
crayon This is to be done as follows: When an cleo
tor desires vote straight ticket that is to vote for
all the candidates Of'a party appearing in the party
column on the ballot he or she shall place cross
mark or TX" within the square at the head Of the
party column containing the names of such candi-
dates In the event that elector does not desire
to vote for all of the candidates whose names appear
in any one party column, he or she shall place
cross mark or TX" in the square at the left of the
name of the candidate for whom it is desired to vote,
and he or she may also scratch out the name of the
candidate for whom he she does not desire to vote
If the elector shall place on the ballot cross
mark or tx" within the square containing party
designation at the head of the column he or she shall
be deemed have voted for all the candidates whose
names appear in the column under such mark un-
less some name or names shall be erased, unless
in some other column TX" mark shall have been
placed in the square at the left of the name OF some
other candidate for the same office.
When the voter shall place mark against two or
more names for the office. the voter shall be
deemed to have voted for of them and the ballot
shall not be counted either candidate but shall be
counted for such other candidates it is the evident
intention of the voter to vote for
Ii any name be written on any ballot the ballot
shall be void and not counted
When the electOr shall have made a mark in the
square at the left of the name of person in the
proper place, the eectOr shall be deemed to have
voted for that person, although said electOr shall
have omitted to erase scratch out the printed
in any other column for the office.
ballot put in without any mark shall not be
counted and ballot not marked at the top shall be
counted only for the person for whom the marks
thereon applicable.
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01

shall of
which
shall be challenged
chaengers
shall officer
refused he she shall Immediately aside
line within
railing leading the
thirty the polling
shall be guilty mdemeanO conviction thereof shall
not than hundred dollars.
section ~ whoever SHALL during election
supplies the
delivered enabling him
ballot SHALL
the cards printed for the the SHALL
railing
for such election shall induce attempt induce
tempted be shall guilty misdemeanor
on shall be punished by imprisonment not than
than
Section ~ Whoever shall induce attempt induce
write paste otherwise place the ballot the
any sign or device kind distinguishing mark by which
dcate other
induce attempt induce distinguishing
mark the ballot whether be committed
attempted committed msdemeanor
Section 49, Whoever shall
Chapter
such election officers shall violate attempt violate
visions OF this Chapter shall be guilty of sdemeano
the duty this
to the election officers the polls The
provisions of officers shall
sued to be included the office election
the violation Of said election officers shall
sued to be violation Of their oaca oa provided in this Chapter
FRANCIS F. MORGAN, Clerk Of the Peace.
Sussex County Delaware. o25-2t
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
How To Obtain Ballots And
Envelones For Voting:

1t shall be lawful for any voter to secure ballot
at any time from the Chairman Of the various pOliti-
cal parties from any other Whatsoever and
to mark the at any time and at place before
voting the same and to carry the ballot which has
been marked to the designated polling place in the
election district of which he she is registered
and qualified voter and there to vote the said ballot
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Second Senatorial District
FOR SENATOR
WILLIAM B. HUSTON
Fourth Senatorial District
FOR SENATOR
EDWARD L. BRASURE
First Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
THOMAS N. STATION
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRsT ELECTION DISTRICT
JAMES K PETTYJOHN
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
PAUL v. SMITH
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
w. JENNINGS MILLS
Second Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
THURMAN ADAMS
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT
WILLIAM c. DAVIS
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
p. PRICE JACOBS
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
ALFRED MYER
Third Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
WILLIAM B. MEARs
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01

Fifth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
sILAS J. LEWIS
FOR INSPECTORS
WRIST ELECTION DISTRICT
EUGENE e. PHILLIPS
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
LUTHER w. PALMER
THIRD ELEcTIoN DISTRICT
LEON A. Gos-EB
Sixth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
WALTER w. GRAY
FOR INSPECTORS
FTRsT ELEcTIoN DISTRICT
GREEN MUAiF0RD
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
ANDREW HICKMAN
THIRD ELEc1I0N BIsTRIcT
RALPH SHORT
Seventh Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
THOMAS r. HICKMAN
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRST ELEcTroN DISTRICT
SAMUEL BELTS
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
JAY LEffTEs
Eighth Representative District
FoR REPRESENTATIVE
WILLIAM p DoREY
FOB INSPECTOR
HENRY B. JOHNSON
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01

Ninth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN LINDEN BARR
FOR INSPECTOR
THEODORE JESTER
Tenth Representative District
FoR REPRESENTATIVE
NORMAN b. BAYLIS
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRsT ELECTION DISTRICT
LESTER W. CLENDAHfEL
SECOND ELECTION B7sTRrCT
WALTER s. HOWARD
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
MlNOS T., CONOWAY
LIBERAL
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Fifth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN r. THORINGTON
Aeventh Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
ARMWELL NORRIS
Elghth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
ROBERT p. STEVENSON
Tenih Representaflye district
FOR REPREsENTATfvE
WILLIAM o, NELSON
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
DISTRICT NOMINATIONS

FOR INSPECTORS
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT
BENJAMIN c. HASTINGS
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
CHARLES WEIGH
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
JOSEPH II. ANTHONY
Fourth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
H. GREELEY SIRMAN. JR.
FOR INSPECTOR
EBE T. LAYTON
Fifth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
SAMUEL u. PHILLIPS
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT
LINWOOD S. MITCHELL
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
GLENN T. HASTINGS
THuKD ELECTION DISTRICT
ERNEST. Nj. EVANS,
Sixth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
LEVI T. BUNTING
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRsF ELECTION DISTRICT
NORVAL HALL
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
EORDECAI EfUDSON
THIRD ELECgIoN DISTRICT
WILLIAM p. PHILLIPS
Seventh Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
SAMUEL Z. LAYTON
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01

First Representative District
FoR REPRESENTATIVE
HENRY d. COOKE
FOR INSPECTORS
FIRsF ELECTION DISTRICT
PRESTON KENTON
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
CLIFFORD j. DONOVAN
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
BRAINARD POORE JR.
Second Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
ALFRED A. ODAY
FOR INSPECTORS
FERsT ELECEIoH DISTRICT
FRED SWAIN
SECOND ELECTION DIsTRICT
FRANK RAPP
THIRD ELECTION DTsTREcT
BENJAMIN w. CONANAY
Third Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATION
JAMES X. PHILLIPS. SR
FOR INSPECTORS
FERsT ELECTION DISTINCT
ALFRED l. ROGERS
SECOND ELgcTI0N DISTRICT
JOHN a. KRAHE
THIRD ELECTION DIsTnIcT
ALBERT r, CHAPMAN
Fourth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
LEROY NJ. BilIAN
FOR INSPECTOR
CHARLES 4. HASTINGS
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
Deposit Of Ballot In Envelope

When an electOr is ready to vote the said electOr
shall the passage way, and after being passed
by the chaengers shall be admitted to the election
room; provided, however, there shall not be in the
room any time more than one voter for each booth
therein. On entering the room the voter shall an
nounce his her name to the Clerks of Election,
who shall register it, and of the Clerks shall de-
liver said electOr envelope and ballot The voter
shall then, and without leaving the room, go alone
into any of the booths which may be unOccupied. II
said electOr has already procured an Official Ballot
and marked the he she desires TO vote, ii
be placed in the envelope, if said electOr has
not already prepared the ballot he she may the
handed him or her by the Clerk. After having
placed the ballot in the envelope the electOr must
then deliver the to the Inspector or to the Judge
who may be temporarily authorized to act for the
Inspector.
The voter shall Immediately after vOt5Ag-leaye
the room. No voter to whom envelope has been
delivered shall be permitted to leave the room with
out voting returning said envelope to the Clerk of
Elections
Put one ballot only in your envelope; if it con-
tains than ballot all ballots will be thrown
out and your vote will not be counted
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
How To Obtain Either A New
Ballot Or An Envelope Or Both
In Place Of Either Or Both Ac-
cidentally Defaced, Mutilated
Or Spoiled

Any person Who snail BY accident or mistake
SPOIL deface mutiate the ballot or envelope
returning the spoiled ballot envelope to the Clerks
of the Election and satisfying them that such spoil
ing, defacng mutilaton not Intentional shall
receive another ballot envelope or both in place
thereof
Amy person who shall be physically unable to
prepare fold his her ballot, deposit the ballot
in the envelope, by of defective eyesight
the loss of the of both hands, inability
to walk with safety without assistance, manifest
ly renders him her unable to prepare. fold his
her ballot, or deposit the ballot in the envelope
to reach the polling place alone with safety, shall be
permitted to bring with him her into the election
room and booth any electOr two electors, if the
nature of the disability manifestly requires
than one, such total disability to walk to the
polling district for the purpose of rendering the
necessary assistance to vote.
Section 81. One challenger appointed and design
ated by each political party herenbefOre provided
shall be entitled to stand at the side of the passage
and near the entrance to the No other person
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01

FOR INSPECTORS
FIRsT ELEcTION DISTRICT
JACOB HARMON
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
WILLIAM T. HUDSON. Or.
Eighth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
CHARLES A. MARSH
FOR INSPECTOR
OTIS JOSEPH
Ninth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN A. JONES
FOR INSPECTOR
JOSEPH r. FlTTARD
Tenth Representative District
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
HOWARD NJ. TEAL
ron INSPECTORS
FFRsT ELECTION DISTRICT
WALTON NJ. DICKERSON
SECOND ELECTION DISTRACT
THEODORE r. BRYAN
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
JOHN WOLF
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Second Senatorial District
ron SENATOR
LEROY B. HURLEY
Fourth Senatorial District
FOR SENATOR
CLAYTON A. BUNTING
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Increase In Population
Of Chadbourn Reported

LUMBERTON, May 2-Prelimin-
airy 1910 population figures for Red
Springs and Lumber Bridge in Robe
son county and Chadbourn in Co.
lumbus county have just been re-
leased by Seventh District Census
Supervisor J. H. Darlington.
Red Springs shows a population
of 1858, a gain of 258 over the 1880
figure Of 1900. The preliminary
Lumber Bridge count, announced as
1876, reveals a loss of 10 since the
last census was taken.
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Darlington gave out a figure of
1,e75 for Chadbourn, a gain of 264
over the 1880 count.