Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

last Friday and Saturday in July and
four succeeding Saturdays.
North Dakots-By proxy. October
% and 30. Registration may be made
by afhdavit on election day. Registra-
ton is required In all cities OF 1900 or
more inhabitants except that persons
known or proven to be entitled to vote
will be placed on the voting list by
registration officials without special
application. Absent voters should write
some one to see that their names are
on the list. Registration is necessary
every two years.
Ohio-Not required in towns and
cities less than 1890. Quadrennial in
cities of II 800 to 100000; annually in
cities over 100000. October 4, IL, 10
and 20. Affidavit OF absentee must be
filed by October 20.
Oregon-Every two years. Re-rcgis-
tration not required II elector votes
once in each biennial period. Any
time up to october 6.
Pennsylvania-1n Pittsburgh and
Scranton, not less than two weeks be-
fore election; Federal employees. their
wives and husbands only, affidavit to be
accompanied by employment certificate;
in cities of the third class. at any time
after October 6; in boroughs and towns,
registration not required but voter must
appear before assessor and be assessed
before September 8: poll tax must be
paid before october 6.
The cities in the third class men,
toned above are Allentown, Altoona,
Bethlehem, Bradford, Butler. Carbon
dale, Chester. Clarion, Coatesville. Con-
nellsville, Cory. Dubois, Duquesne,
Easton, Erie. Franklin. Harrisburg.
Hazelton: Johnston, Lancaster. Lee
banon Lock Haven. McKeesport, Need
vile. Monesson, Monongahela, New
Castle. Oil City, Pittston, Pottsville,
Reading, Sharon. Sunbury Titusville.
Uniontown, Washington, Williamsport,
Wilkes-Barre and York.
The cities operating under the city
elections act, or the election commits
sioner's act Of Illinois, are Chicago,
East st. Louis. Springfield. Galenburg,
Danville, Cairo, Rockford, Blooming
ton. Freeport and Peoria.
South Dakota--Every two years. Per-
sonal, except that absentees may be
proved by affidavit or by having some
elector whose name Is already on the
list put his or her name on the registra-
ton list. Up to october 80.
Tennessee-Up to October II; not re-
quired in towns Of less than $50 nor
counties Of less than $4,000 Poll tax
must be paid by September 6; by Fed
eral employees by October 6.
West Virginia-Before registrars on
October % and %.
Wisconsin--Not required in towns
and cities OF less than 5000 population;
any time up to and including october
| 30; may register on election day In
person or by affidavit substantiated by
| two freeholders. Registration not re-
quired II elector votes within period
Of two years, except in Milwaukee.
The following is list of States in
which voting is permitted from the Dis
trict of Columbia by mail:
Alabama-Application made to pro-
bate Judge of the county not more than
30 nor less than 5. days before election.
istration officer in the State or with
the county recorder any time within 80
days preceding election
Della ware-Application to clerk of the
peace of the county not more than 20
nor less than 3 days prior to election.
Georgia-Notice in writing with the
| registrar OF the county not less than 80
| nor more than so days prior to cleo
tons. Letter must be registered, inclos-
ing postage or money for return of bal
lot.
Idaho-Application* to the county
auditor not more than Is days nor less
than l day before election.
Illinois-Application made to the
county clerk not more than 30 nor less
than days prior to election. except
that in cities under the election commits
sioners' act the application is made to
the Board of Election Commissioners not
more than 80 nor less than 10 days prior
| to election.
Iowa-Application made to the county