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a a a ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1927 J. B. HAMILTON TO BE BURIED IN RUSH TO-DAY Funeral services for John B.

Hamilton, veteran Republican of Monroe county and for fifteen county treasurer, who died Sunday at the Highland Hospital, following a stroke suffered a week ago, will take piace this afternoon at his home in Rush. Interment will be made in the Rush cemetery. Mr. Hamilton, who gained the title of "Honest John" in his fifteen years' service as county treasurer, was born in Avon eighty- years ago, where he received his early education, later going to New York city. After his return, he was elected county treasurer in 1893.

Upon his retirement from politics fifteen years later, he entered the insurthe time of bonding, he maintained ance and business, and at an office in the Wilder building. For many years Mr. Hamilton made his home in Rush in the summer, and in Rochester in the winter. Although he retired from political life, he took a keen interest in its present affairs. He leaves his wife, Sarah Dauchey Hamilton: two sons.

J. McMillan and Francis Hamilton, of New York, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Vallance, of Caledonia. Final Rites To-day for Arthur R. Selden Funeral services for Arthur R.

Selden, who died Sunday afternoon after a heart attack, will take this morning at 11 o'clock at the home of his sister, Mrs. William D. Ellwanger, No. 51 East avenue. Mr.

Selden Was consulting engineer and was a brother of the late George B. Seldon, inventor of the Seldon automobile. The services will be conducted by Rev. John J. Lawrence, minister of the First Presbyterian Church.

Interment will be made in Mount Cemetery, Mr. Selden was elected secretary of the Board of Park Commissioners at the time of its organization in 1888. He served in that capacity until 1895, when he resigned to engage in business and was succeeded by the late Martin O. Stone. Selection of the secretary was by majority vote of the commissioners.

In the formative years of the park system. the office was of considerable importance, entailing business ability and tact of a high order. Besides his sister, Mr. Selden leaves eight nieces and five nephews. Cornelius Scanion, of No.

124 Devonshire street, died yesterday, aged 52 years. He leaves his wife, Elizabeth Scanlon; A son, William J. Scanion; a brother, Mathew ScanIon, and A sister. Mrs. Charles Diehl, all of this city.

He WAS A member of Corinthian Temple Lodge of Masons, of Central Lodge of Odd Fellows, Mount Hope Encampment, and of Monroe Rebekah Lodge. Harry W. Davie died yesterday, He leaves his wife, Katherine Youger Davie; A son, H. Warren Davie; three daughters, Helen Grace and Stella I. Davie, and a granddaughter.

Michael J. Feist died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital, aged 75 years. He leaves a son, Wyburn J. Feist: three brothers, Christopher, George and Frederick Feist; five sisters, Mrs.

Lena Englert, Mrs. Mary Helms, Mrs. Barbara Young, Mrs. Anna Fromm and Miss Catherine Feist, and two grandchildren. Services Conducted for Thomas van Bell Funeral services for Thomas F.

van Bell, veteran of the World war, and former boatswain's mate aboard the U. S. S. Lake Dymer who died Friday, took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home, No. 211 Gibbs street.

Services were conducted by Rev. John J. Edwards, assistant minister of the West Avenue Methodist Church. The bearers, members of the Milton L. Lewis Navy Post of the American Legion, were Commander Francis Toomey, Robert Link, Albion Salter, Albert Yoge.

Joseph Orlando, and A. Irving Frankel. The firing squad included George Clancy, Edward Reininger, Matthew Eckert, George Wagner, John Briddon, Henry Hall, and Ray Wilson, members of Lewis Post, under the command of Ensign Angus W. Martin. "Taps" was blown by Bugler Joseph de Francisco.

Interment was made in the veterans plot in Mount Hope cemetery. MRS. LILLIA E. BACON Funeral services for Mrs. Bacon, widow of George W.

Bacon, who died Friday night in Utica, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Roy J. Cromwell, No. 71 Laburnum crescent.

Rev. Samuel J. Clarkson, minister of the Monroe Avenue Methodist Church, conducted the services. Interment WAS made in Mount Hope Cemetery. CARL M.

BACHMANN Funeral services for Carl M. Bachman took place yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louisa Koch. No. 27 Murray street, and at o'clock at the Church of the Holy Family.

Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. William W. Heisel. Interment was made in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, where the final blessing was given by Rev. John Hogan.

MRS. MARY M'CARTY. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary McCarty, widow of Hughey McCarty, who died Friday morning, took place yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the home. No.

3 Richard street, and at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Requiem MILLER ASKS FOR BIG VOTE IN PRIMARY Continued from Page Nineteen Dietrich never made such remark. I showed the statement him to-day, and he told me personally that he never made any such remark. can Joseph Guzzetta, Citizens' candidate for council-manat-large be expected to know the city's, resident problems, of Rochester when he for has only been two years? Dr. Guzzetta has lived and been practicing his profession inRochester for nine years.

He owns his home in Seneca parkway and has been paying city taxes for five years. The Hotchkiss group knew this before it asked the question. As to Mr. MacSweeney "5-- Didn't Leo MacSweeney, ring leader of the Citizens' Republican group, contribute his time and money two years ago to defeat the City Manager Charter? No. Two years ago Mr.

MacSweeney spent his time and money in bringing about the nomination of Mayor Van Zandt, Comptroller Wilson and District-Attorney Love when Hotchkiss tried to throw these men out of the Republican party. Why 'the MacSweeney 50 interested in success of the insurgents now? To beat the Hotchkiss system of intimidation city, county, state, and federal employees, tnd to secure the City Manager Charter a friendly administration. "Does he expect to sell them slag, plant hr which he represents, for Rochof an out -town ester's streets? Slag is used for by cities throughout the country. Certainly Mr. MacSweeney expects to slag to the city if his product is high grade and his price lowest.

He has sold to the city during Mayor O'Neil's administraalas, tion. Why shouldn't he be privileged to continue selling his product to the city on the same terms! "And then there is another question asked by the Hotchkiss group in another eleventh-hour advertisement. Here's the question: 'In recent statement purporting to be from George W. Todd, president of the Rochester and Lake Ontario chance of being sold to the City of Company will stand A better Water Rochester at a prohibited price if his handpicked insurgent candidates are "Mr. Todd did not suggest the of a single candidate on the Citizens' Republican committee ticket.

As A successful business man, one who has given liberally to every good cause, one who has always stood for the finest things in our civic life, one who puts the interests of his party above the personal ambitions of A discredited party leader, Mr. Todd's honor questioned." The statement read by Mr. Goodwin recalled charges by Leo A. MacSweeney, campaign manager of the Citizens' group, that party funds used illegally. Recalling the been, solicitation campaign of the Hotchkiss group last spring, he said: "The money was in by opinion.

raised for the purpose of nominating in the primaries and later electing as councilmen persons known to be unfavorable toward the city manager plan. unfavorable toward the principle of independence in the party and wholly favorable to Hotchkiss and what Mr. Hotchkiss stands for. "The next charge made by the Citizens' Republicans was that last March the Hotchkiss organization began to call in ward leaders and openely state that the plan this fall was to nominate in the primaries persons known to be loyal to Hotchkiss. At the same time it was also stated that Mayor O'Neil would be a candidate for the Council with the intention of resigning, having his place taken by another Hotchkiss man, and then have O'Neil appointed city manager.

"The charge has been repeated. It has never been denied. "To have a city manager picked before the primaries is contrary to the spirit of the City Manager Charter. "The charge has been made that the candidates on the Hotchkiss ticket know of the plan to make O'Neil city manager. This charge has not been denied." Charge Mudslinging Charging the Hotchkiss speakers with mudslinging, the statement asserts was off" the 'Hotchkiss ticket, and then goes on to refute the Hotchkiss claim that he is for the new Charter.

The statement continues: "While conducting one campaign in the public press the Hotchkiss group has conducted another campaign by word of mouth. "City officials have gone to city employees and told them that they would lose their Jobs if they didn't line up with the Hotchkiss forces. This charge was made two weeks ago. Hotchkiss has not denied it. "Hotchkiss workers have presented application for the position of firemen or policemen to young men of voting age, asking them to sign and assuring them of positions if the Hotchkiss group were successful.

"A letter purporting to carry the signature of Joseph C. Wilson was sent to voters in the Nineteenth ward. Mr. Wilson never gave his consent to such a letter. "Mr.

Wilson held a meeting in the Nineteenth ward. Hotchkiss workers hired a band to stand in front of the hall and play in order to annoy speakers. "City employees are discharged because they have said a good word the Citizens' Republican ticket. for, county employee WAS discharged because his brother was named as candidate for county committeeman on the Republican committee. "These charges stand." mASS was celebrated by Rev.

Thomas F. Connors. The bearers were John and Joseph Short, Myron McCarty, Arthur Cooneau, and Asa and Percy Briggs. Interment was made in the family lot in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, where the Anal blessing was given by Rev. John Hogan.

Vicinity Deaths WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Lockport, Sept. 19. William Zimmerman, 83. one of the oldest restdents of Raymond hill, died last night of old age. He leaves his wife, Catherine A.

Zimmerman; one daughter, Mrs. Frank D. Goss, and one son Emanuel F. Zimmerman, of Raymond hill. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home of his son.

Burial in Shaeffer cemetery, MRS. GOTTLEIB HOLLER Lockport, Sept. Fredricka Holler, 69, wife of Gottleib Holler, died last night at the home of her son, Henry Holler, at No. 78 Minard street. She leaves, besides her husband, two daughters and one son.

Mrs. Jacob Gillings, of the town of Lockport, Henry Holler and Mrs. Edward Heldenfeld, of Lockport, two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Calladine.

of Lewiston and August Wahl, of Buffalo. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. JOSEPH R. BARTLETT Lockport, Sept.

19. Joseph R. Bartlett, 77, died to-day at his home in Gasport. He leaves his wife, Harriet A. Bartlett; two sons.

John L. and Walter Bartlett; two dauhters, Mrs. J. W. Scaife and Mrs.

Walter Smith: brother, John Bartlett, and Walter Bartlett; two daughters, eral Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at Friends' Church, Gasport. Burdal in Cleveland, O. MRS. GEORGE PRAGLE Dansville, Sept. 19.

Mrs. George Pragle, 70, of Wayland, died last evening at the Danville General Hospital. She was formerly Miss Mary Sams and her death is the first in a family of six children, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sams, former residents of Dansville.

She leaves her husband; one son. George of Wayland: three sisters. Mrs. Myron Smith, Sparta, Mrs Daniel N. Deiter, Wayland, Mrs.

George G. Shaffer, Geneseo: two brothers, George Sams. Bath and Frank Sams, Rochester. Funeral Thursday morning 9:3 o'clock. at St.

Joseph's Church, Wayland. Rev. Herman Shaffer officiating. She was a member of the Rosary Society in St. Joseph's cemetery, Wayland.

SYLVESTER P. JOHNSON Caledonia, Sept. 19. Sylvester Perry Johnson, 71, died at his home at South Byron this morning after a weeks illness following a stroke of apoplexy. Mr.

Johnson was born at Westford, Otsego county, his parents being William C. and Sarah Holmes Johnson. For a number of years Johnson was a resident of this town where. about thirty-five years ago. he was married to Mary Wilson, a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wilson, of this village. Her death took place two years later. He was married the second time, over twenty-five years ago, to Elizabeth Weinman of Leroy whom he leaves. He also leaves sons and one daughter, Earl Wilson, of South Byron, son of the first wife, Oscar W.

of Syracuse, Sylvester Perry Johnson and Mrs. Robert Reuth, of San Juan, Porto Rico, one brother Albertus B. Johnson of Caledonia and a sister Mrs. Rose Mills of South Haven, Mich. Deaths BROWN- -Charles T.

Brown, age 43 years, veteran of the Spanish American and past commander of Pierce Camp. Sons Veterans, and a member of L. Bordman Smith Camp. 25, United Spanish War Veterans, died Monday morning. Sept, 19, 1927, at.

his home, 754 Culver road. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Agnes Clark Brown; one daughter, Miss Onolee A. Brown, of city; one brother. Willard S.

Brown, of Fair Haven. N. Y. -The remains have been removed to Hedges Hoffman funeral parlors, 141 Scio street, where the militery funeral under the direction of Charles Warfield. Commander, will take place Wednesday afternoon, September 21.

1927, at 2 o'clock. interment in the family lot e.t Conesus. N. Y. CAMPBELL-Suddenly at his home, No.

18 Brooklyn street, Sunday morning, September 18, 1927. James H. Campbell. He is survived by his wife, Hattie G. Campbell; two sons, Clinton and Wallace Campbell, of Akron, Ohio: four grandchildren, and two sisters.

Sheridan and Mrs. May Dunn. Deceased was a life member of Genesee Falls. P. and A.

And the Grotto. -Funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the house. Interment in Mount Hope cemetery. FEIST -Entered into rest. at St.

Mary's Hospital, on Monday, September 19th. 1927. Michael J. Feist, Age 75 vears. He leaves to mourn his loss, one son.

Wyburn J. Feist; two grandchildren, Mary and Eleanor Feist: two step-daughters, Carrie Bailey and Mamie Imo; three brothers. Christopher, George and Frederick Feist: and Ave sisters. Mrs. Lena Englert.

Mrs. Mary Helems. Mrs. Barbara Young. Catherine Feist and Mrs.

Anna Fromm, all of this city. -Remains were removed to the Funeral Parlors of W. H. Frick Son, No. 436 South avenue, corner of Comfort street.

where funeral service will be held on Wednesday, September 21st, 1927. at 2:30 P. M. Burial at Mt. Hope Cemetery.

MORTON- -James H. Morton died suddenly Saturday afternoon. September 17, 1927, at his home, No. 35 Birch crescent. He is survived by his wife.

Lena M. Morton: one son, James H. Morton; one daughter. Miss Onnolee Morton: one sister, Mrs. Frank Woodruff.

of Livonia, N. one brother. Frank Morton. of Flushing, Mich. -Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home Interment at Livonia Center, N.

Y. NEWCOMB- Died suddenly, Mary A. Newcomb. wife of A. H.

Newcomb. of Henrietta, N. Y. Besides her husband she is urvived by one son, Arling Newcomb, of Rochester, N. one daughter, Josephine, of Henrietta, one sister.

Jennie Darling. of Palmyra, and 4 brothers. George and Thomas, of Rochester. Wililam, of Pittsford. and James, of Henrietta.

Funeral Wednesday 2:30 o'clock from the late home. IN MEMORIAM ELLSWORTH In loving memory of Stanton Purdy Ellsworth, who entered into eternal rest September 20, 1926. Gone. but not forgotten by Wife. Daughters and Son.

MOREY -In loving memory of our dear mother. Nettie A Morey, who entered into rest September 20, 1926. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. The world's weary troubles and trials are In silence she suffered, in patience she bore, TIll God called her home to suffer no more. Sadly missed by her children.

Deaths DAVIE- In this city on Monday, Sept. 19th. 1027, Harry W. Davie. He is survived by his wife.

Katherine Younger Davie: one son. H. Warren Davie: also three daughters, Grace and Stella I. Davie; also one granddaughter. -Funeral from the chapel of Ingmire Thompson No.

137 Chestnut. corner of Court. Wednesdev afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Bur1al In Mi. Hope Cemetery.

GRAFFLES Entered into at his residence No. 1383 Clinton avenue cent, North. Sunday evening. September 18. 1927, Nicholas Graffley, aged 58 years.

He 15 survived his wife. Mrs. Frances Graffley, one son, Joseph Graffley, one daughter. Mrs. M.

Eeckhout, two sisters in France and one grandchild. -Funeral Wednesday morning, September 21st, at 8:40 o'clock from the residence and 9 o'clock at St. Michael's Church. Interment in the family lot at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. HAMILTON- In this city, on Sunday, September 18, 1927, John B.

Hamiiton. He is survived by his widow. Sarah Dauchey Hamilton; two sons, J. McMillan and Francis Hamilton, of New York city; also one stater, Mrs. Robert Vallance, of Caledonia.

Funeral from the chapel of Ingmire Thompson 137 Chestnut street, corner Court street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial in Rush cemetery. into rest 1n this city. Sept. 18.

1927, Edwin R. McCall, of No. 17 Fairview Heights, aged 85 years. He leaves his wite, Marie L. McCall: two sons.

Arthur of this city: Howard L. McCall, Richmond Hills, two daughters. Maud M. McCall, Rochester; Mrs. Homer Tracy, of Ridgeway, N.

J. -Funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mount Hope cemetery, PIXLEY William Pixley entered into rest September 18 at the home of sister, Mrs. Alice Spokoe.

Besides his sister he 1s survived by his stepmother, Mrs. Matilda Pixley, half-brother, A. H. Pixley, of Altoo18, Pa. -Private funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in the family lot Sellows cemetery, Chili, Rev. W. Wagar offl clating. JAMES CORBETT FUNERAL DIRECTOR 361 CHILI AVENUE GENESEe: 5500 MONUMENTS ESTIMATES WITHOUT COST 1132-38 Mt. Hope Ave.

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Main 8140 Deaths SELDEN- Died. In this city, Sunday, Sept. 18. 1927. Arthur R.

Selden. Funeral services at the residence of his sister. Mrs. William Ellwanger, 510 East Avenue, Tuesday morning. September 20, 1927, at 11 o'clock.

TAILLIE Entered into rest. at her home, No. 218 Vassar street, Sunday morning, September 18, 1927. Mrs. Marie Louise Taillie, wife of Henry C.

Taillie. Besides her husband, she is survived by thace-sons. Harry Chester L. and Charles F. Taillle: two grandchildren.

and two eisters. Mrs. L. A. Esson and Miss Harriet Lehnkering, all of Rochester.

N. Y. -Funeral services will be held At her late home. No. 218 Vassal street, Wednesday afternoon, September 21, 1027.

at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Hope cemetery. WAHL--In this city, on Saturday evening, September 17, 1927, Frederick B. Wahl, Sr.

He survived by three sons, George of Chicago, Frederick B. Jr. and Donald M. Wahl. of this city: one brother, Brigadier -General Lutz Wahl, U.

8. Army. Washington, D. also one sister, Mrs. Frank Hake, of Milwaukee, Wis.

Mr. Wahl was a member of Ionic Chapter No. 210, R. A. Cyrene Commandery No.

39, K. also Kilbourn Lodge No. 3, F. and A. of Milwaukee.

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Geneses 703 Strauchen UNDERTAKER 265 North Street PUBLIC FUNERAL CHAPEL Phone 1340 Slain POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT CITIZENS' REPUBLICAN COM. MITTEE AND CITY MANAGER LEAGUF Take This Sample into the booth with you and then put your cross (x) on the regular ballot in the same place and opposite same numbers and names shown on this sample. COUNTY CLERK (Vote for one) XI 2 John H. Law COUNCILMEN AT LARGE (Vote for five) 6 Isaac Adler 7 Joseph C. Wilson 8 Joseph L.

Guzzetta 11 Edward P. Flynn 13 Harry C. Goodwin DISTRICT COUNCILMAN Northwest District. (Vote for one) 16 Nelson A. Milne DISTRICT COUNCILMAN South District (Vote for one) 16 Chester A.

Peake DISTRICT COUNCILMAN East District (Vote for one) 15 Louis S. Foulkes COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOLS (Vote for two) 20 Cora A. Forsyth If you don't know where to vote, telephone Main 4365. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE NEW York By the Grace of God Free and Independent. To Jane Elliott, Brantford.

Province of Ontario. Canada. Ann Mannagh. 135 Melrose Street, Belfast. Ireland.

Alice Ann Alexander. Mayoughill. Garvach. County of Derry, Ireland. Samuel Moore Alexander, Mayoughill.

Garvagh. County of Derry, Ireland. and to the widow if any, heirs at law. next of kin. executor, administrator and personal representatives, whose names and places of residence are unknown.

and after due diligence used cannot be certained. of Robert Torrens Alexander, late of Mayouchill, Garvach. County of Derry. Ireland, deceased. heirs at 18 and next of kin of Ellen Moore Hill, deceased.

Send Greeting: Whereas, Harry Otis Poole: of the City of Rochester. County of Monroe and State of New York. the Executor named in A certain instrument in writing, bearing date August 3. 1923. purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Ellen Moore Hill, late of the City of Rochester, in said County of Monroe and State of New York.

deceased. and relating to both real and personal property, has lately made appilcation to the Surrogate's Court of the County of Monroe, to have said instrument proved and recorded as Will of personal and real estate. you, and each of you are cited to show cause before the Surrogate of the County of Monroe, at his office in the City of Rochester, in sald County of Monroe. New York. on the 14th day of October.

1927, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why the said Will and Testament should not be admitted in probate as will of real and personal property. And If any of the aforesaid persons are under the ace of twenty-one years. ot insane or otherwise incompetent. they will please take notice that they are required to appear by their general guardlan. if they have one, and if they have none, that they appear and apply for the appointment of a special guardian, or In the event of their neglect or failure to do sO.

special guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act tor them 111 the proceedings for the probate of sald Wilt. In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the County of Monroe to be hereto atfixed Witness. Hon. Josepti IL.

8.1 M. Feely. of said County. City of Rochester. this 1211 day of September.

In the Fear of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty -seven. MARY G. FAXY, Clerk Surrogate's Court. Harry Otis Poole, Attorney for Executor. 330 Powers Building.

Rochester. N. Y. Personal Appearance not necessary unless you desire to file objections. INGMIRE AND THOMPSON (o.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 137 Chestnut St. Tel. Main 267 OFFICE THE COMMISSIONER OF ELFCTIONS OF MONROE COUNTY. ROCHESTER, N. 19.

1927. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 73 of the Election Law, that the following polling places have been designated in the various wards of the City of Rochester, and the Towns of Monroe County for the Primary Election to be held September 20, 1927: Polling Places FOR PRIMARY ELECTION 1927 POLLING PLACES. First District, Booth, Broad near Fitzhugh Second District. Booth, cor. Main St.

W. and N. Washington. Second Ward, First District, Booth, State and Commercial Second District, Booth, cor. Jones and Plau Sts.

Third Ward, First District, Booth. side of S. Fitzhugh St, near Spring Second District, Booth, washington near Spring Third District, Booth, northeast corher Eagle Atkinson Fourth District, Booth, lot cor. Adams and 8. ritzhugh Fifth District, Boon, on vacant lot next to Glasgow's HardStore, Plymouth Sixth District, Booth, in front of 291 Plymouth Ave.

Seventh District, Booth, Gretg near Plymouth Eighth District, Booth, on Adams near Caledonia Ave. Fourth Ward, First District, Booth, Stone Second District, Booth, in front of 142 Chestnut Third District, Store, 77 Monroe Fourth District, Booth, Broadway and Howell Fifth District, Booth, Pearl and Griffith Sts. Fifth Ward. First District, Booth. cor, Marietta St.

Cunton Ave. North; Second District, Booth, cor. Gorham St. and Clinton Ave. North: Third District, Shop, 454 St.

Paul Fourth District, Booth. at No. 20 School, Oakman Su; Fifth Discries. Booth, cor. Scrantom St.

and Clinton Ave. North; Sixth District, Booth, cor. Evergreen and St. Paul Seventh District, Booth, cor. Carthage Rd.

and St. Paul St. Sixth Ward, First District, Booth, N. W. cor.

Main St. E. and Gibbs Second District, Booth, cor. Main St. E.

and Swan Third District, Booth, cor. Main St. E. and Richmond Fourth District, Booth, cor. North Union St.

and Main St. East; Fifth District. East High School, Alexander St; Sixth District, Booth, cor. Atiantic Ave. and Carleton Seventh District, Booth, in front of No.

31 School, University Eighth District, No. 6 Engine House, University Ave. Seventh Ward, First District, Booth, cor. Hyde Pk. and Cumberland Second District, Booth, cor.

Central Ave. anci Rome Third District, Store, cor. Wilson St. and Hudson Ave Fourth District, Booth, cor. Chatham St.

and Central Ave. Eighth Ward, First District, No. 9 School, Joseph Second District. Fire House, Clinton Ave. North; Third District, Booth, cor.

Joseph Ave. and O' Brien Fourth District, Fourth Precinct Police Station. Joseph Fifth District, Booth, cor. Rhine and Hanover Sixth District. Booth.

in lot At 84 Edward St: Seventh District. Eooth, in lot cor. Hudson Ave. and Mark Eighth District. Booth.

No. 18 School, Draper a Ninth District, Booth, cor. Helens and North Sta. Ninth Ward. First District, Heinrich Motors cor.

Lyell and Lake Second District. Booth, Spencer St. and Lyell Third District, Booth, Jones Park: Fourth District. Booth. at No.

6 School, Montrose St. Tenth Ward, First District, Booth, In vacant lot next to 322 Ave: Second District, Booth at Exposition Park: Third District, Booth. Glendale Pk near Maryland Fourth Distriet, Booth. Glenwood cor. Lake Fifth District, Booth in vacant lot south of 121 Maryland Sixth District, Booth in vacant lot.

north side of Mason, between Thorn and Tacoma Seventh District, No. 7 School, Pierpont Eighth District, Booth, west side of Lake cor. Seneca Parkway; Ninth District. Booth, east side of Lake corner Seneca Parkway. Tenth District.

Booth, N. W. cor. Flower City Pk. and Lake Eleventh District, Booth In vacant lot at 1346 Dewey Twelfth District, Booth, cor.

Dewey Ave, and Ridgeway Thirteenth District, Booth. Dewey cor. Augustine Fourteenth District. Fire House, Dewey cor. Bryan Fifteenth District, Booth.

Dewey cor. Lake View Sixteenth District, Booth at No. 34 School, Lexington Seventeenth District. Booth. Dewey cor.

Glendale Eighteenth District, Booth, Kestral cor. Emerson Nineteenth District, Booth, No. 30 School, Otis Twentieth District, Booth in front of No. 40 School, Dewey Twenty-Arst District, Booth. Hall's Garage.

1850 Dewey Twentysecond District, Booth on north side of Pullman opp. end of Minder Twenty -third District, Booth on S. W. cor. Lake Ave.

and Eastman Twenty -fourth District, Booth. Lake Ave. cor. Maplewood District, Booth on N. W.

cor. Dewey and Electric Aves. Eleventh Ward. First -District. Booth, lot cor.

Walnut and Campbell Second District Booth, cor Brown and King Sta: Third District. Booth. Canal near Main St. W. Fourth District, Booth, Tremont and Reynolds Fifth District.

Booth, Madison, near Main Sixth District. Booth. lot cor. Reynolds and Troup Seventh District. Booth.

Henion near Clifton Eighth District, Booth, Epworth near Clifton Ninth District. Booth, cor. Tremont St. and Jefferson Ave. Twelfth Ward.

First District. Booth, cor. Manhattan and Court Seeond District. Booth. cor.

Monroe Ave. and South Union Third District, Booth. cor. Union St. and LaFayette Fourth District.

Parish House, Third Presby, Church, Meigs St. and East Fifth District, SundaySchool Room. Methodist Church. Monroe and Averill Sixth District. Booth, on lot at 270 South Goodman Seventh District, Booth in front of Junior High School, Alexander Eighth District, Store, 473 Monroe Ave Ninth District.

Store, 657 Monroe Tenth District. St. Paul's Parish House, Vick Pk. and East Ave: Eleventh District, School of the Blessed Sacrament, Monroe Ave. and Rutgers Twelfth District, Booth at No.

23 School, Barrington Thirteenth District, Booth. Harvard near Canterbury Fourteenth District, Booth, S. E. cor. Park Ave.

and Goodman St. Thirteenth ward. First District. W. cor.

South Ave. and Comfort Second District, Booth, lot between 513 and 515 South Ave: Third District, Store, 388 South Fourth District, Booth, N. E. cor. Avertill and South Aves; Fifth District, Booth in front of Union League Club.

Gregory street; Sixth District, Booth on vacant lot at 700 Meigs St. Fourteenth Ward. First District, Second District, A Booth, S. E. cor Booth, cor.

Monroe Ave. and Harwood Monroe Ave. and Rosedale Third District, Booth at No. 35 School, Field Fourth District, Booth, Pembroke and Field Fifth District, Booth. Henrietta St.

and Clinton Ave. Sixth District, Booth in vacant lot at 1136 Clinton Ave. Seventh District. Booth in lot next to 45 Bly Eighth District, Booth at old No. 24 School.

Melgs and Linden Ninth District, Booth. 8. E. cor South Ave. and Rockingham St.

Tenth District. Booth at No. 13 School. Hickory Eleventh District, Booth, N. W.

cor. South Ave. and Cy- press Twelfth District, Booth N. E. cor.

Mt. Hope Ave. and Cypress bu; 1.0 uvuse, Truck No. 00utn AVe. rourteentn Lot.

L. nope. Ave. and crittenaen Bivd. Fifteenth Ward, First District, Booth, b.

d. cor. binith and orchard second Listrice booth, N. W. cor.

Smun ana vicara Third D00 b. E. cor. unid Ana Limne District, booth on 101, d. W.

cor. prayer ana ChuG Pith District, BoOth, N. W. cor. Mastech and Murray dixth District, booth, Myrtie hill peventh trict, Booth, N.

W. cor. Myrue ot. and Lyeu Eighth District, Booth, IN. 5.

cor. Lyell Ave. and Warner bt. Sixteentn Ward, First District, Boon, cor. Weid and Noren Secona District, No.

14 School, UntverBaly Third District, booth. ney cor. Ontario Fourtn D15- trict, Booth, Lewis cor. North Union Pitta District, Booth, cor. Wait and Scio Sixth District, booth, cor.

Champeney Ter. and North union 501 seventh District, Booth, cor. Delevan and Nortn Sts. Seventeenth Ward. First District, Booth, NO.

8 school, Conkey Second District, Boot, Conkey Ave, and Avenue Third District, Booth, 1571 St, Paul Fourth District, Booth, Hollenbeck and Rialto Filth District, Booth, Norton St. and Clinton Ave. N. Sixth District, Booth Shop School, Joseph Ave. and Ave.

Seventh District, Booth, No. 22 Senool, Zimbrick Eighth District, Booth, Weaver and Kiein Ninth District, Booth, Ludwig and Herbert Tenth District, Booth, Berlin and Bradford Eleventn District, Booth. Ave. A and Clinton Ave. Twelfth District, Booth, Flower St.

and Clinton Ave Thirteenth District, Store, Remington St, and Clitford Fourteenth District, Booth, Langham St. and Joseph Fitteenth District, Booth, No. 26 School, Bernard Hollenbeck Sixteenth District, Booth, near Ridge Rd. Eighteenth Ward, First District, Booth, N. E.

cor. Leighton and Herkimer Second District, Booth, cor. Main St. East and Laura Third District, Booth, nortn side of Cedar Ter. near Fraser Fourth District.

Booth, Kingston near Garson Ave. and Sodus R. Fifth District, Booth, west side of Baldwin between Garson and Hayward Sixth District, Public Market Seventh Grand District, Ave: Booth at No. 33 School. Parsells Eighth District, Booth, S.

E. cor. Ave. and Stout Ninth District, Booth, N. W.

cor. Greeley St. and Parsells Tenth District, Booth. N. W.

Ter and Culver Rd: Eleventh cor. Rosewood Digtriet. Booth at No. 11 School, Webster Twelfth District, Booth, cor. Merchants Rd.

and Clarington Thirteenth District, Old No. 25 School, Bay and North Goodman Fourand teenth Portland District cor, Irondequolt St. Lohmaler's Store, cor. Miller District, Ave: Fifteenth and Bay Sixteenth District, Booth in near store, 1469 Clifford alley Seventeenth District, Republican Central Eighteenth District. Club, Booth, S.

E. cor. Central Fourth Pk. and Nineteenth District, No. 27 School, cor.

Central Pk. and First Twentleth District, Booth. Diamond near Webster first District, Booth in lot Twentyon east side of Packard near Main -second District, Booth, Merchants and Winton Twenty- cor. folk third District, Booth on lot cor. Sufand Bay Sts.

Booth. Ward, First District, Nineteenth cor. Arvine Pk. and Second District, Genesee Booth, cor. Congress Ave.

and Virginia Third District, No. 21 Hose House, Genesee and Barton Booth. Fourth District, 8. W. cor.

Sawyer and Maxwell Fifth District. Booth, cor. Elmdorf Ave. and Genesee Sixth District, Booth, S. W.

cor. Woodbine Ave. and Flanders Seventh District. West High School. Genesee Blvd.

Eighth Booth, cor. Arnett District, and Warwick Ninth District, Booth. cor. Judson and Moran Tenth District, Booth. cor.

Kirkland Rd, and Genesee Eleventh District, Booth, cor. Jefferson Ave. and E. Cady Twelfth District, Booth, N. cor.

Frost Ave. and Epworth Thirteenth District, Booth, vacant lot. Genesee near cor. Hawley lot District, Booth in church Fourteenth on Jefferson between Shelter and Magnolia Fifteenth Booth, cor. Earl St.

and Jefferson District, Sixteenth District, Ave. Booth, cor. Plymouth and Barton Seventeenth District. Booth. vacant lot north of 603 Plymouth Eighteenth District, Booth, W.

mouth Ave, and Magnolia Ninecor. Plyteenth District. Nineteenth Ward Twentieth Republican Club, 257 Hawley mouth Ave. District, Booth, cor, PlyErst District, and Booth, Doran Twenty32 In front of No. District, School, Booth, Bartlett Twenty-second cor.

Champlain St. and trict, Seward Twenty-third DisBooth, cor. Thurston Rd. and Booth, Midvale Twenty-fourth District, N. W.

cor. Raeburn Ave. Thurston Twenty-fifth District, and Booth in front of No. 16 School, Post W. Twenty-sixth District, Booth.

N. cor. Marlborough and Thurston Twenty -seventh District, Booth, vacant lot, cor. Arnett Blvd. by Twenty-eighth District, Rugand Booth, west side Thurston between Chili Ave.

and Arnett Blvd. Twentieth Ward, First District, booth, No. 17 School. and Saxton streets: Second house, Campbell and Child District. streets; Third District.

booth. corner Forbes and Depew streets: Fourth booth, Lozier street; Fifth District, District. booth, corner West avenue and Somerset street: Sixth District. booth. Danforth street, near Hortense street: District, booth, corner KenSeventh sington District, and Silver streets: Eighth Booth, northeast corner Colvin and Maple streets: Ninth District, booth.

No. 26 Home place: Tenth District, booth, vacant lot on Campbell street, opposite Centennial street. Twenty -first Ward, First District, booth, corner Culver road and Harvard street; Second District, booth, south end of Colby street: Third District. booth. corner East Avenue triet, booth, on vacant lot "art Winton road south; Fourth A Disto 238 Winton road north: Fifth District, booth, Atlantic avenue and Winton road; Sixth District.

booth, Atlantic avenue. near Van Bergh avenue. fire Twenty-second Ward. First District, house. No.

6, corner Hudson avenue and Bernard street: Second District, booth. corner Bernard and Carter streets: Third District, booth, northeast corner North street and Avenue Fourth District. booth. Hudson avenue and Cleon street: Fifth District, booth. 1n1 lot west side of Carter.

opposite No. 404 Carter street: Sixth District, lot next to No. 24 Pomeroy street; Seventh District. Rund's barber shop, No. 581 Portland avenue, Eighth District, booth.

corner Dewitt street and Portland avenue: Ninth District. fire house, corner Clifford avenue and Sixth street; Tenth District, booth. at about No. 1250 Portland avenue. Eleventh District.

garage, west side of Pine Grove avenue. Twenty-third Ward. First District. fire hall, No. 58 Stutson street: Second District.

Hose House. St. Joan park; Third District, booth, northwest corner Lake avenue and Denise road: Fourth District, Lakedale Hopper terrace, near Lake avenue. Twenty-fourth Ward. First District, booth.

No. 44 School. Chili avenue: Second District, booth, northeast corner Jay and Barker streets; Third District, booth. northwest corner Lyell avenue and Glide street. POLLING PLACES PRIMARY ELECTION 1927.

TOWNS. Brighton, First District, Town Clerk's Office, Monroe Brighton. N. Second and District, Furlong Booth, West Henrietta HAll. Third District, Fire Landing Fourth District, Roselawn Tract Office, Monroe Brighton, Chill, First District, C.

A. Nichols' Hall, Chili. N. Second District, Harmon's Hall, Clifton, N. Y.

Clarkson, First District, South side Town Hall, Clarkson. N. Second District, North side Town Hall. Clarkson. N.

Gates, First District, Grange Hall, Gates Center: Second District, School, Dist. 7. Spencerport Rd. Greece, First District. Booth.

Dewey Ave. and Latta Rd; Second District, Fire Hall, North Greece; Third District, Hall, Greece; Fourth District, Town Hall, Greece; Democrat and Chronicle Want Ad Rates Phone Main 7400 You May Find the Cost of Your Ad by the Following TABLE OF RATES Kates Applies to Table Surrounding Towns. Classiof eAter and lied Ad Rate Outside this Territory de Per Word. 1. Including Days Words Day Days Sunlay .62 1.38 12 Ur less 13 Words .33 .07 1.50 14 Words -00 41.

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DANCING AND SKATING E. Bonnette and Mrs. Bonnette A teach waltz, fox trot, Valencia, tango, leading and following, 242 Scio street. Stone 3007. 727 TTEND the Fairyland dances on Scottsville road, Thursdays and Sundays.

Looking for a sweet and hot orchestra, come and hear Ted brown's Cant be beat. 727 A Hall, TREND North McDonald's Washington dances, street, Eagie every Wednesday and Saturday. surprise is waiting at the openBIG ing of the R. B. I.

dances, every Wednesday and Saturday, beginning Saturday, September 24th, featuring Joe Denk and Musical Pals. 826 TOME where the select crowd goes Wednesdays and Saturdays AL Waddell's. George said he can't run all the dances 50 he runs the best ones. We reserve the right to reject. Main and Plymouth.

727 DANCING one course, step, $10; fox trot, private waltz; lesmarvelous results with academy finish. Eitzabeth Muntz, 46 Crosman terrace. Monroe 2795-J. TO dances, over Fay's Theater, Tuesdays and Saturdays, beginner classes Wednesday and evenings, private lessons by appointment. Frederick A.

Otto. I EO and Malone, latest dances. teacher, 1893 waltz, East fox ave- trot nue. Monroe 2129-R. 725 MADISON, beautiful Rochester' ballroom, most crowded popular every Wednsday and Saturday, why? You will understand when you hear Jack Moore's orchestra and see the real select crowds.

George W. Freehauf. 727 WRITTEN guarantee to teach you step, fox trot or waltz for 88 In payments, regardless of number of private lessons required. Edward Schmeiser, North Clinton. Main 4347.

Fifth District, Booth on north side Maidenlane Sixth District, Windsor Seventh District, Booth, Stone near Bakerdale; Eighth District, McBride's Gas Station, cor. Stone Rd. and Dewey Ave. Hamlin, First District, Singleton's Hall. Hamlin: Second District, Burke Bros.

Hall, Hamlin, Henrietta, First District, Fire House, East Henrietta: Second District, Grange Hall, West Henrietta. Irondequoit. First District, Forest House Voting Booth, Ridge Second District, Grange Hall Voting Booth, Titus Third District, Volunteer Fire Ass'n Woodman Sea Breeze: Fourth District, Lyceum Summerville: Fifth District. School, Clifford Sixth District, St. Paul Fire House, Cooper Rd.

Mendon, First District, Barnard Hubbell Block, Honeoye Falls; Second Distriet, Village Hall, Honeoye Falls: Third District, M. B. I. Hall, Mendon. Ogden, First District, Village east side, Union Second District, Village Bldg Spepcerport; Third District.

Town Bldg. Adams Basin. Parma, First District, Lyceum Hall, Parma Corners, Second District, Grange Hall, Hilton; Third District, Village Hall, Hilton. Penfield. First District, West half of Town Hall.

Penfield; Second District. East half of Town Hall, Perfield; Third District, Booth, South north of Atlantic Penneld. Perinton, First District, Craggs' Place, Egypt; Second District. Moss Hall, Bushnell's Basin; Third District, Firemen's Hall, East Rochester: Fourth District, Firemen's Room, Town Hall, Fairport; Fifth Distr.co, Court Room Town Hall, Fairport: Sixth District, Town Clerk's Rooin, Town Hall. Fairport; Seventh District, Village Room, Town Hall, Fairport, Eighth District, Firemen's Hall, East Rochester, N.

Y. Pittsford. First District. South side of Town Hall, Pittsford: Second District, North side of Town Hall, Pittsford: Third District, Town Booth, cor. Commercial and Washington East Rochester, Fourth District, Town Booth, W.

Commercial East Rochester, Riga, First District, Bushnell's Hall, Churchville, Second District, Assembly Hall, Churchville. Rush, First District, Kinsey's Hall, Rush: Second District. Longfellow's Hotel, north side Honeye Creek, Rush. Sweden, First District, McDermott's Garage, North Main Second District, H. E.

Norton Shop, Clinton Third District. Public Market Fourth District, Presby. Society Dwelling, east side Lake Sweden Center: Fifth District, Capen Hose Co. House, Brockport. Webster, First District, East side Village Bldg Webster: Second District.

Grange Hall, Webster: Third District, West aide Village Webster; Fourth District, West Webster Assembly Hall. West Webster, Wheatland, First District, Village Bldg Scotterille. Second District, Town Hall, Mumford. In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand this 19th day of ber, in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven.

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