The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-16
VOTERS REQUIRED
TO REGISTER FOR
VOTE IN NOVEMBER

+ Every voter must register this year
/ IN order to vote in the Novemberelee-
tons, according to information con-
tanned in communication from the
Republican state committee, and sane
toned by the Indiana board Of election
commissioners. The statement of the
committee follows:
There are two registration days.
They are. Saturday, Sept 8, and Mon
day, Oct. 9. The hours are from s
o'clock In the morning to o'clock in
the evening"" RegistrationsSwill be by
precincts.
Voters may register in+any one Of
the following ways:
By appearing in person fbefore the
precinct registration board ION one of
the above mentioned days.
By properly filling out registration
blank before registration day, swear
ing to it before any officer authorized
by law to administer oaths and having
an official seal, or having it certified
to by two voters residing in the reg
istrant's precinct, and placing it in
the hands of voter residing in the
registrant's precinct, who must deposit
it with the precinct registration board
on registration day.
BY mail, when proper registration
papers have seen sworn to before any
officer authorized by law to admins
ter oaths and having an official seal,
or certified to by two voters who re
side in the registrant's precinct. If
mailed, registration papers should be
sent to the precinct registration board,
in care of a member of the board, and
should reach tho board on registration
day
Men and women who will be q
years of age on or before election day
to be qualified to vote must register
even though under the voting age (21
years. during the registration period
Full names should be given. Mar
ried women should sign Mrs. Mary
Smith" All voters should give exaci
age, as 81 was 80 years old Nov. Is
1921"
Only full f1edged American citizens
either by birth or naturalization or
election day can vote. A foreigner
who will be fully naturalized in cour
by election day can register on the
first registration day, but not on the
second registration day.
Any absent voter must be properly
registered in his voting precinct be
fore he can cast vote.
An absent elector, under the Indi
ana law, is any qualified elector o.
the State of Indiana, having duly reg
istered, when such registration is re
quired, who by reason of Illness o.
the nature of his business or othel
Unavoidable cause, is absent or ex
poets to be absent from the county ii
which he is a qualified elector, on thu
day of holding any general, special o.
primary election, or who, because o
illness, may be unable to attend thu
polls.
The precinct committeeman SHOULD
make every possible effort to secure
the registration of every absent Re
publican elector qualified in other re
spects TO vote in his precinct.
The most efficient committeeman 1!
the one who will secure the registra
ton of the full Republican votinl
strength of his precinct at the earlies
date during the registration period
An unregistered voter cannot yot,
in November.
No voter can register after the 29u
day before the election, which is Oct. 8
INDIANA REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE.
Lawrence E. Lyons, chairman
f. E. Schortemeier, secretary