Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-12

O. voted for the first time in the
year 1924, In Saranac Lake, N. Y, and
| of course, registered there. In May
| 1926, / left New York State and Their
| lived OH a government reservation ir
| North Carolina. until this year. since
! August 3, have been living in thu
! city of Washington. also on a govern
ment reservation. I would appreciate
! information as to the procedure OF
voting in New York this year. dc
not own property in any city, but an
| a native CT New York, by birth and resi-
dence, Until my business required me
to live in other states.-E. F. B.
Alt is to be inferred that you are
in Federal service and, If SO, you are
: eligible to register and vote in New
York state. The registration dates fol
places of over 5000 inhabitants are
! October IL. Is. 10. and 20. You would
, have to appear in person on one OF
these dates, after which you are eligible
to vote by mail.
Q.-Please give me full information
for voting in Illinois by mail. My resi-
1ence is in the twenty-f1fth district
e. L. q
A.-Write your county clerk for the
| necessary forms on which to register
End voGe by mall You have until Oc-
tober 80. if your county is one of the
the third class; otherwise, until Oc-
tober l6 to register.
OF and wife moved from Vermont
September /, 1927. Built home. Have
paid no taxes owing to no bills received
or any assessments rendered. Have paid
taxes III Vermont for 40 years. Can we
vote in Virginia in the coming election
November 7?-W. J. c.
f,Nto utro; 1aia
TENDER /, 1927, you will be eligible to
register and vote in the coming election
without having paid any poll tax, pro-
vided you had registered, but the last
day for registration was october 6. You
therefore, cen not qualify. The Mo-
vembsr election is held on November g.
@. voted for the first time when
Harding was elected President. / went
to Alabama and voted in person. Tell
me what to 90 now. ! want to vote.
Everybody ought to vote. I want to
vote for Hoover. Let me hear at once
Mrs. D. C.
A. If you still retain your residence
in Alabama, which cannot be deter
mined without a knowledge Of your
reason for being absent from Alabama,
have paid all poll taxes assessed against
probate judge of your county not less
than five days before election, request.
ing from him the official ballot.
@. A. and B. are Government work
ers. coming from Michigan. In 1924
they registered and voted in Michigan.
A now desires to vote there. Is 1t
necessary to register again? BIS moth
er moved to Ohio, taking with her BIS
household goods and effects. For the
past three years B has spent the vaca-
ton period in Ohio and also contributes
to the upkeep of the home. Can B
vote in Ohio? Can registration be ac-
complished by mail? B was native
of this Ohio county and lived there
before coming to Michigan.-M. S.
A. A can vote in Michigan, but must
register if she lives in town or
city of more than 5000. Both registrs-
ton and voting can be done by mail.
II BIS mother and B have lived in Ohio
one year since moving there B is en-
titled to register and vote in Ohio.
which can be accomplished by mail. Ap-
plication forms for both cities may be
obtained from the Republican Informa-
ton Bureau, S23 Fifteenth street north
west, or from the Democratic Informa-
ton Bureau, 141l G street northwest.
@. I am Government employe for
the last three years, but I claim my
legal residence as Massachusetts. not
having voted anywhere else. Is 1t pos
sible for me to register and vote by
mail in Massachusetts,? -P, w. S.
A. If you have never voted in Massa-
chusetts, it will be necessary for you to
register in person and pay such poll
taxes as are assessed against you. In
cities registration closes October II.
After registration you can vote by mail.
@. am from the State of Ohio and