12,471 Men and 6,831 Women
Qualify to Vote.
Books For 10 Days' Biennial
Period Close Thursday.
Scores Throng to Registration
Booths During Last Hours.
Absentees Send Affidavits.
SHIELDS REGISTERS
Senator John K. Shields reg-
istered yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the South Tenth ward.
The number of his certificate is
563. He gave his age as 61 and
offered the law as his profession,
but the registrar. M. R. Webber
knew him and put him down as "U.S. Senator."
Senator Shields is entitled
to vote in Knoxville un-
der property quqalqifications.
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Complete and final figures
received by
The Journal and Tribune from
all of the 31 registration precincts in the city
after the general registration was brought to a
close last night show that the
number
of certificates issued during the ten
days' registration was 19.,02.
Certificates were issued to
12, 471 men,
while the number of women
totaled 6,831. About 200 absentees were registered.
By these figures it is shown
that ap-
proximately a third of the
registrants are women. One of the features of the registration
was the interest manifested
by the women in almost every ward
of the city.
Last night the registration officials found it difficult to handle the large number of
of men and women who appeared at
the registration precincts shortly before the closing hour/
Rgistration Totals.
Figures by wards follow:
Wards Men Women
First 512 335
Second 285 221
Third 311 189
Fourth 225 185
Fifth 614 140
Sixth 482 309
Seventh (south) 590 195
Seventh (north) 527 380
Eighth 345 275
Ninth (south) 479 215
Ninth (north) 597 385
Tenth (south) 374 272
Tenth (north) 178 419
Eleventh (east) 501 345
Eleventh (west) 830 428
Twelfth 317 181
Thirteenth 223 97
Fourteenth 728 370
Fifteenth 615 399
Sixteenth 316 153
Seventeenth 507 214
Eighteenth 230 112
Nineteenth 374 149
Twentieth 330 93
Twenty-first 291 113
Twenty-second 312 108
Twenty-third 117 42
Twenty-fourth 167 91
Twenty-fifth (Vestal) 97 35
Twenty-fifth (Henry's
store) 239 97
Twenty-sixth 458 284
Totals 12,471 6,831
Comparison Is Made
A comparison for the past
three bienniel registrations follows:
Ward 1915 1917 1919
First 499 262 847
Second 283 155 506
Third 323 175 500
Fourth 199 123 410
Fifth 467 249 754
Sixth 399 151 727
Seventh (north) 470 264 907
Seventh (south) 498 250 785
Eighth 361 174 620
Ninth (north) 592 309 982
Ninth (south) 440 255 694
Tenth (south) 467 275 897
Tenth (south) 350 183 846
Eleventh (east) 422 244 846
Eleventh (west) 801 469 1,258
Twelfth ... 179 498
Thirteenth ... 113 300
Fourteenth ... 347 1,098
Fifteenth ... 250 1,014
Sixteenth ... 141 469
Seventeenth ... 281 721
Eighteenth ... 162 342
Nineteenth ... 202 523
Twentieth ... 196 423
Twenty-first ... 138 404
Twenty-second ... 214 420
Twenty-third ... 58 159
Twenty-fourth ... 94 258
Twenty-fifth ... 248 258
Twenty-sixth ... 362 742
Totals 6,577 6,518 19,302
Women's Suffrage
