The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-08
Republican, Democratic and
Socialistic Party Leaders
Urged Citizens to Register
Tomorrow.
ALL OF OFFICIALS
ARE WELL SCHOOLED
Those in Charge of the Reg
istration Are Trained Men
Complete List of Places
to Register.

Leaders and workers in the Repub-
lican, Democratic and Socialist par
urging members to register tomorrow.
in order that a full vote may be polled
at the November election. Tomorrow
is the first day the boards of registra-
tion will be in session. IL Is not obli-
gatory for a voter TO register tomor-
row. as there will be two other periods
for registering. but the voters are be-
ing urged to register Immediately 30
that in the event they cannot register
at the other times of registration. they
will not lose their vote in November.
Albeit there has been considerable
misunderstanding in regard to certain
features of the new registration Law,
IL is believed that there will be no diff
ficulty tomorrow insofar as Wayne
county is concerned. as schools of In
structions have been held and all of
the inspectors in the various precincts
have been informed what to do and
how to do IL. County Auditor Bow
man has also sent out letters and post
cards to every inspector explaining
different sections of the law. and opin-
ions sent out by Attorney General
Honan.
Clerks are Qualified.
The inspector I'm each precinct has
secured q room In which voters may
register and has received all supplies
necessary for the registration board.
Up to this afternoon. according to re-
ports, most OF the clerks of the regis
| tration boards had been qualified.
1T is necessary that all voters be
registered in order to vote at the fall
election and the best time to register
Ia at the first time said VIII j. Rob
bins, county chairman of the Republi-
can county central committee Mr..
Robbins says that he believes there
will be little difficulty experienced by
the inspectors or clerks tomorrow.
In case five voters petition the regis
tration board in their precinct for a
continuance of the session the board
will hold a two day session ant in
the event that another petition is re-
| ceived signed by five voters the board
will be in session for three days. The
other periods for registering viii be
! in September and October. The reg
istration boards will be In session
from o'clok in the morning until
in the evening.
Places to Register.
Appended is the list of places for
registering:
Boston township. Porterfield's shop.
Boston
Arlington township. X. p. temple.
Arlington.
Center township. precinct l.. resi-
dence of A o. Deering. third house
north of the railroad. east side In
Centerville.
| Center township. precinct 2, Me-
dearis harness room, Main street, Gen.
| terville.
Center tonship. precinct 3. Council
chamber. town hall, Centerville-
Clay township. precinct 1. l.. s. Hat
field, Greensboro.
Clay township. precinct Q. Mrs. Ma
raba BENEFITS east room. East Pearl
street, Greensboro
Dalton township, Otis Baldwin's
room, Dalton.
Franklin township, precinct No. ],
Century Hall. Main street Bethel.
Franklin township. precinct No. 2.
Masonic hall. Whitewater.
Green township. precinct No. 1, Per
~ Cain property, Williamsburg.
Green township. precinct No. 2. Ref
ly Hotel office. Williamsburg
Harrison township. Thompson house
1 Main street, Jacksonburg.
Jackson township. precinct No. J.
residence of James Allen, National
pike. Mount Auburn
jackson township, precinct No. :,
jackson township. precinct No 3.
Caldwell hotel. Main street, Cam
bridge City.
jackson township, precinct No 4.
VIM. s. Kisers business room. Main
street, Cambridge City
jackson township. precinct No. 8.