Evening star., 1924-10-15
FINAL APPEALS co
TO ABSENT VOTERS
Local Republican Headquar-
ters Urge Sending of
Ballots Home.

Final appeal is being sent out by
the local Republican headquarters.
1924 New York avenue, to all men
and women in the District to Colum
bia who are entitled to vote in the
cdming election to register in their
respective precincts or to make ap-
plication for the ballot in case they
have effected registration. Attention
is being directed to the fact that
only a few weeks remain before the
national election day, which is Tues
day, November Il, and that while
many states have closed their regis
tration books, there are some in
which registration may still be ef-
fected. These states are as follows:
Delaware, October rs; Idaho. Octo-
her IS; Illinois. October IS: Iowa.
October 20 to November /; Kansas.
October 25; Kentucky. October 25,
government employees the day pre-
ceding and on election day: Maine.
cities over $4,000 October IS: $4,000
to $4,000. October 26: elsewhere, Octo-
Der 80; Massachusetts. cities, Octo-
Der IS: elsewhere, October 25: Michi-.
gan, cities over 10000, October IS:
elsewhere. October 25.
Minnesota, October 2S; Nebraska,
cities 10000 or more, october 25; New
Jersey, October 2l: New York, up
tober 2S: Ohio. October IS; Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, October 25
Pittsburgh and Scranton. Government
employees and families. October 21:
cities, third class, up to November
3; South Dakota, October 2S; Utah.
October %; Vermont November l.:
West Virginia, October 2S; Wisconsin,
October %.
In most of these States the time
ballot is the same date as registration,
therefore it behooves the diligent
voter to act Immediately in order to
have his vote counted on election day.
Will Hold Rallies.
Plans are being made to hold sew
| eral rallies in the next two weeks in
order to bolster up the Get-Out-the
Vote movement. These rallies will
be held under the auspices of the
Republican State Voters Association
| and the Republican State committee
who are conducting the campaign in
the District of Columbia. The prin-
cipal speakers for the rally to be
held tomorrow night at the Willard
Hotel will be William Tyler Page,
| clerk of the House and president of
the Republican State Voters Associ-
alton. and Fred Spaulding, executive
secretary of the Republican State com
mittee.
A. E Chaffee of Nebraska, reading
clerk of the House and secretary of
the Republican State Voters Asso-
citation, announces the installation of
regular voting booths at the local
headquarters which are now avail
| able to the absentee voter.
! These booths are arranged SO as
to give absolute privacy in the prep
aration of the ballot. A notary pub
lie is there ready to execute the affi-
| davit which is necessary to make
| the absentee vote comply with the
State election laws.
Hundreds Of Voters Call.
Hundreds of voters call daily
the headquarters for information re
garding the different State election
laws. Besides those who call numer
Gus questions are asked by letter, ant
the work of answering these letters Il
under the personal supervision o
Fred Spaulding, executive secretary.
J Under the auspices or the LeaEu'
), league 4bisan Women of the Dis
!. the wonan,s an -. bridge party will b.
!. .ne women act~.- Hotel Friday. Mrs
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