The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-06-05


enrolment will be under the super
vision of Baxter Fowler, R. C. Stands
and d. w. Mullinax.
Club district No. five (5) is named
The Knitting Mill Democratic club,
with headquarters and voting precinct
at Ben Fowler's store. It's book OF
enrolment will be found in the GUS
tody of Ben l.. Fowler, and the en-
rollmcnt will be under the supervision
lof Frank Hart, Joe E. Hollingsworth
and B. l.. Fowler.
Club district No. Six CO. is named
the Monarch Democratic club with its
headquarters and voting precinct as
heretofore located. Its book of enroll
ment will be found in the custody of
c. P. Godshall, at Godshall's store;
and the enrolment will be under the
supervision of w. G. Pickett, Jno. w.
Pollard and G. P. Godshall
The enrolment books will be open
ed on June 9th, Tuesday, next, by the
1 custodian, who is the enrolling officer
of the club at his place of business.
The club districts will be bounded
by the natural boundary of distance;
by the most practicable route to
club precinct or headquarters to the
voter in the district; and the member
shall choose the nearest club to join;
If residing outside the corporate linn
its of Union. Therefore every citizen
should join the club that is nearest to
him and no other. You cannot be a
member of but one culb. And before
putting your name on the roll you
Should talk over your location with
" s$seI Ming officer and find out def
Imfely Which is your nearest club by
YOUR most practicable route in going
to| meetings or going there to vote.
After your nearest club by the most
practicable route is determined, that
should be the club for you to join. You
should not go through one club dis
trict and join another-stay in your
district. You should not go out of
club district to another. Join your
nearest club and no other. Don't al
low your name to get on two club
rolls; if you do it will give you trou-
bic and may cost you vote.
| Before you can be member of a
club you must show to the satisfac-
ton of the enrolling officer:
l. That you are a citizen of the
United States of America either ma
tive or naturalized
2. That you are bona fide citizen
of South Carolina and that you have
resided within the State two l2)
years prior to Nov. 8, 1914.
3. That you have resided in Union
county six (6) months prior to Nov.
3, 1914.
A. That you have resided in the
club, district, the club of which you
wish to join (your nearest) sixty (6O)
days prior to August %, (Since June
2&D
8. That you are Democrat both
national and state and belong to the
white race or Wade Hampton ne
gro, Democratic voter in 1876.
6. That you apply in person, and
| ta) Sign your full name in the enroll
nent book. (b) If you cannot sign
you- name have one of the enrolling
o'cers to sign for you and you make
Your mark X. (c) Write or have writ
ten OF you cannot write: (1) Your
age. (2) Your occupation. (3) Your
postcffice address. (3) Your number
and street if in the city of Union.
The above information is given you
for your guidance under author
!ty of Sec. IL, and supplementary
and explanatory of the Constitution
and Rules, coy of which will be Civ
en- each enrolling officer together with
he book for club membership enroll
ment.
Strict compliance must be observed
by all enrolling officers, of the said
Rules and Constitution for the reason
that compliance might cost your
club dearly, that is, by throwing out
the club precinct box upon a protest
or contest. Therefore, observe strict
Iy, conscientiously and fairly each
and every rule and regulation and be
on the safe side-enroll yourself
member in your nearest club and per-
sist on your neighbor doing the same.
Follow the Rules and save your Exc
ecutive committee trouble and criti-
cism.
Macbeth Young, Chr. Elk. Com.