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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
POSLOVILNI YECER Cd
FRANCESKINOVIH
PFiznanja kr. st. 2 "a deio te'
kOm yOne

Priznanja kr. st. 2 "a deio te-
kOm yojne
Ma februarski seji nasega
krozka St. 2 smo imele pray le-
DO udelezbo. Ker sc nasa zapis-
nikarica, Frances Gorshe nj mo-
gla udeleziti, je vodila zapisnik
Josie Zakrajsek.
z zadovoljstvom smo vzele ma
znanje pismo cd War Finance
Committee iz Washingtona, D.
&C., v katerem Sc zahvaljujejo
Progresivnim Slovenian "a So
delovanje pri prodaji vojnih
bondov vse skozi cd leta 1941
do 1915 in obenem apelirajo ma
mas, maj Sc nadalje kupujemo
hranilne bonde ter tako poma-
gamo sami sebi, kakor tudi ma
81 domovini U.S.A. Ma tenn me-
stu zelim omeniti, d.. smo Pro-
gresivne Slovenke prejele V sed-
mi kampanji "a prodajo vojnih
bondov prvo nagrado in v osmi
ali takozvani "Victory loan
drive' pa drugo nagrado in 81
GER v St. clairskem okrozju.
j Odlicno citacijo ali priznanje
smo dobile tudi Cd Ameriskega
rdeeega kriza "a nase sodelova-
nje tekom vojne. Torej poleg
pomoznega della, XII ga vrsimo "a
Jugoslavijo, smo tudi aktivne
pri nasih ameriskih dobrodeinih
ustanovah.
Ma seji je bilo razdeljenih pre-
cej knjizic "a prodajo listkov
"a "Jugoslav Day., XII Sc DO vr-
sil Euclidu dne %. junija.
Sestri Azman in Skuk s. "a
nam porocali o novih prostorih
"a sivanje blaga "a. domovino.
Ker je SIND oddal najem nase
dosedanje prostore, nam je dom
preskrbel Sc vecjo sobo in to v
starem poslopju SIND, tik "a
Tavcarjevo pisarno. Ma clanice
sta Sc obrnili S prosnjo, da Jh
pride pomagati in sivati cimvec-
je stevilo mogoce, ker zadnje
case prihaja cd takozvane "all
nations drive precej obleke,
katero nam je podarila ameri-
Ska javnost tekom "Jugoslav
week.. sivalRi dnevi so: pone-
deijek, sredo in petek vecer.
V mojem zadnjem poro:ilu
sem pozabila omeniti naso vrlo
clanico Zofijo Colaric; ona ho-
di ze drugo leto sivati in precej
obleke je vzela domov, isto
oprala in cisto nazaj poslala.
Torej je delala donna in pri ma
sem sivalnem krozku.
v sklad "a ncvo bolnisnico
"a otroke SO prispevale: Jennie
Mezgec $500 in Mary Bricelj
So; John in Franja Markic pa
sta darovala. $5 blag sponin
"a pokojnim Joe Cernelj-em.
Sledimo njih vzgledu in daruj-
mo v sklad "a bolnico ob vese-
lih in zalostnih prilikah.
Februarska seja je bila zad-
MIA, ma kateri smo imele med
seboj nase Gusti Franeeskin,
ker Sc Franeeskinova druzina
sell prihednji mesec v Green
wood, Wise: Prav tezko bono
pogresaie naso Gust; ona je bi-
Ia nasa "hostess" ali gostitelji-
ca skozi zadnjih osem let. hi je
bilo seje, da bi Gust ne bila
prinesla kako dobro pecivo in
nam skuhaia kaye ali GAIA, kar
upropastili tisto, kar Jim je maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28

upropastili tisto, kar Jim je maj
drazje in "a kar so sc borili, da
~napradujejo". Potem je pa
jok in tarnanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28

noma unicil gospodarsko, kul-
turno in fizicno.
In kje stoIno danes?
Deset tisoc hrabrih borcev je
padlo. Unicene SO nase vasi, sle-
herna ped zemlje je napojena
krvjo. Kakor nam pisejo nasi
bratje in sestre, je tekla kri
potokil, 20 trzaskih ulicah. - A
narod vziic temu Sc nj osvobo-
jen; potiskajo ga zopet v fash
sticne kremplje; zopet trpi glad
in pomanjkanje pod amerisko in
anglesko okupacijo z izgovorom,
ces, da so prisli delati red. Pra-
vi red! -
En- par cewjev stane $50, en-
liter ola $40, ena moska srajca
$50, delavec pa zasluzi diva do
larja ma dan. No, to je pa stan
dard zivljenje! Ma TAXI podlagi
in pod takimi razmerami maj Ii
vi narod, XII Sc je boril z nami, z
zavezniki in tenn boju skoraj
bi lahko rekla, popolnoma izkr-
vavel!?
Italijanski easopisi pisejo,
da Sc jugoslovanska armada
pripravlja oh takozvani "Mor-
ganovi crti', kar nj prav mic
eudnega. Ne, mas narod ne bO
tega prebolel; raje Sc DO uprl in
poginil, kakor da bi Sc enkrat
p1isel fasisticne kremplje.
Kje so danes italijanski vojni
zlocinci?! Nihce ne vprasa, mar
vec jim dajeje Sc nagrade. Ce
ne bi bill italij ijanski partizani
takoj ubili Mussolinija, hi ga
danes oyencali lavorjeyim ven
Gem. Veliko bi Sc lahko napisa-
Ia O vsem tenn, pa maj DO "a en-
krat dovolj.
Sedaj pa nekoliko delova-
aju nase organizacije "Progre-
.sivne Slovenke", katere smo
vedno ma delu, da pomagamo
nasemu muceniskemu narodu.
Lepe vsote so ze bile odposlane
denarju in obleki; v kratki do
,i zadnjih par mesecev, smo 70
,et zbrale lepo vsoto $4,000 in
,krog 200 zabojev obleke.
Da bi Sc yse nase zeDstyo ta-
20 zayedalo syojih dolznosti, ka-
Aor Sc me "Progresiyne", ma
1ralo bi Sc Sc lahko veliko, We
iko vec. A zal je Sc yeiko otrp-
helih in brezcutnih src, katerim
nj mar narod, Xxi je pretrpel ne
oopisne vojne grozote.
Nikdar ne bonn pozabila We
iera, ko smo "Progresivne Slo-
venke" v druzbi nasih tovari-
sic Hrvatic, Srbkinj, Macedonk
.er clanic S. L. z. sprejele in po-
! zdravile delegacijo Jugoslovan-
skega rdecega kriza, tovarisa
dr. Neubauerja ter tovarisico
Nado Krajgherjevo. z lepimi
,ovori SO jo pozdravile nase od-
oornice, poslale smo nasim hra-
orim zenam svobodno Jugo-
slavijo iskrene pozdrave in bo-
1rila. Povedali sno jim, da Gu
limo z mimi, da delamo zanje
in da bono Sc naprej delale, da
jim olajsamo vsaj nekoliko njih
trpljenje in grozote, katere SO
orestale.
Sedaj smo zopet pricele s
kampanjo "a sklad "a mladinsko
bolnisnico.
Apelirala bi ma yse nase zen
stvO in ne samo ma "Progresiy-
ne", da Sc vsaj zdaj yzdranijo,
ko dobivajo pisma cd syojih
iastnih bratoy in. sester in gre
do na delo ter pomagajo tenn ne
aoIzaim zrtvam, XII MISC mic dru-
gega zakrivile, kakor, da SO mo-
rale prenasati vejne grozote
Jkozi stiri dolga leta. Prosijo
mas pomoci. Odzoyimo Sc vse
brez izjeme!
Prva sestra, XII Sc je odzvala
VelikOduSnim darOm in sicer p
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
UREDNISKE OPAZKE

ljubezen do bliznjega, ljubezen
do nash muceniskih bratov in
sester, in da nam nj treba prili-
vati k temu ognja strasti in So
vrastva. - Pustimo jih torej,
da utonejo v lastnem blatu!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

a menace menacingly, and Elena
Verdugo is pretty.
There are languid moments about
the picture, certainly, and it has a
tendency to drag during its opening
sequences, but there are other mo-
ments when considerable stretches
OF dialogue are lost in laughter. 1t
is more than tolerably amusing and
it is the first Abbott Costello piece
in some time that is something
more than just "okay for the Abb
bott- Costello fans"
The Keith's program also includes
a half-dozen comedy shorts, to
make this what the management
calls giant laff week." and for all
we know the management knows a
giant laff week" when it sees one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

11o1Ib WooCs
Boris Karloff tells me that he will
never again play Frankenstein's
monster. IT turned down three
pictures at Universal because they
had me again as the monster" says
Boris, now playing an international
jewel thief in 1.-THE Secret Life of
Walter NIFTY" you know" adds
Karloff, st have very small part
in the picture, but I'd rather do a
bit in a big picture than star in a
B horror story"
Myrna 10y says that from now
on she makes only two pictures a
year. I asked about the rumor of
baby adoption and Myrna replies,
mo" That's a pity-for the I'M
known baby.
I bump into Mike O'Shea on his
way to visit flancee Virginia Mayo,
and I hardly recognize him because
he'd shed 20 pounds. Surprising
what love and the desire to make
another picture can do for a boy.
Mike is signing long-termer at
both Century-Fox.
Jackie Coogan is the newest radio
character. Jackies show airs on
Monday evenings.
X Xxx
Dick Powell decided to fly to the
opening Of Edgar Bergen's new air
port. He's just bought a small plane
and he ran up 20 hours of flying
in five days so that he would be
eligible to fly. After great excite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
AVG Aide to Preside
At Forum Tonioht

Chat Paterson, national legislative
representative of the American Vet
Grams Committee, will be chairman
of forum on international infor-
nation and cultural affairs at 8
o'clock tonight in the Interior De-
partment Auditorium.
Mr.. Patterson will take the place
of Col. Robert S. Allen, former
Washington columnist, who had to
undergo an operation, the AC an
nounced.
Speakers will include Assistant
Secretary of State William Benton,
Oskar Lange, the Polish Ambassa-
dor; William L. Shirer, radio COM
mentator, and James P. Warburg,
author and former deputy director
of Owls overseas branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

II mean you look the way she used
to look, not like she is today!"
Dick Haynes owns a horse called
Thunderbolt-he calls it Pappy. But
the horse Is very frisky and hates
every one except Dick The other
day he nearly killed Dicks business
manager. And now Haynes is
having Pappy trained to like his
manager, too.
Linda Darnell really believes in
taking care of her family. She has
established a fund for the educa-
ton of her young brother, Sonny.
For her married sister, she has
bought a house in Pasadena. She
looks after her mother, in spite of
the torrid battles when she lived
at home with her. And for another
sister, Linda has put aside some
money to send her to the Sorbonne
in Paris to study. Linda herself is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Boris Weary of Horror Roles

ment Dick took off from his Slausen
avenue airport. One hour later he
returned. He had lost his way and
required a navigator-until they
told him that the Bergen airport
was on the same street, exactly
eight minutes away! Dicks face is
still red.
Attention, Joan Leslie! 1t looks
as though the Warner brothers
want to take you back into the fold
they are getting ready for you
1.-THE life of Marilyn Miller" As
you know, Joan is hoping to break
her contract with the brothers on
the grounds that she signed it when
she was minor. 1t might be better
for her future to finish off her deal
and then look for new fields to con-
quer.
Gene Tierney's husband wanted
to call his dress business Casa
nova"-to capitalize on his own
name, Cassini. His partner is a
Mr.. Nova. But after thinking the
matter over, Oleg thought the name
would give people the wrong idea
of his business.
X 4 X \
Laura La Plante, old-time actress,
was shopping downtown and the
salesman said, You remind me of
some one used to know, Laura La
Plante."
She's a friend of mine" said
Laura.
To which the salesman replied,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"Candida" 3:45 pm.
Catholic University - That's
Where the Money Goes; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol "Dragonwyck";; 10:45
am, 1:35, 400, 7:50 and 1925 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, $3.50, 7:o5 and
$40 pm.
Columbia Whistle Stop: II
am, 12:4o, 2:3o, 4:2O, 6:1O, 8 and
9:55 pm.
Earle - Devotion: 1920 am.
12:45, 2:55, sos, 7:2o and 9::35 20 m
Hippodrome - These Three;
2:3o, 4:25, 6:25, 800 and 10 pm.
Keith's Little Giant; 1875
am, 1:25, 4:10, 7 and GAS pm.
Prisoner of Zenda";; Ills
am, lis, 3:15, $40, 7:2O and 9:35
pm.
Metropolitan - Enchanted For
est: 11:40 am, lao, 3:45, 5:45, 7:5C
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Kitty";; 1o:45 am, 1855,
sos. Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Pix-"Resurrection"; 2:15, 4:55,
1885 and 1905.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Makes Concert Debut

June McMechen, lyric soprano,
will make her concert debut in a
song program tomorrow night in
Asbury Methodist Church. The
concert is sponsored by the Wom-
ems Auxiliary to the Medico- Chi
rurgical Society and the net pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the organi-
cations projects.
After having won a tristate in
terracial contest while a voice stu
dent in Hannibal, Mo-, Miss Nc
Mechen entered Howard University,
from which she graduated with the
degree of bachelor of science of
music. Voted the most talented
undergraduate student in the school
of music in 1914 she was selected
to represent the university on the
Fred Allen radio program. Her
vocal studies were continued at the
Juilliard School in New York and
she was assisting artist to Todd
Duncan on concert tour. Miss
McMechen was heard here as Vio-
letta in La Traviata" at the Water
Gate in 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

UNIMPRESSED-Nicky Colby,
14-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Colby, 3735
Oliuer street NV, Is playing
a page in Katharine CornelPs
"Antigone," Which aDiH resume
a week from tonight at the
National. 1t Das necessary to
obtain a special aDork permit
so that the boy, a Friends
School student, could appear
in the play, but he is reported
to be completely nonchalant
about 1Dorking Nth Miss
Cornell,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, pro-
duced by Joe Gershenson. directed by
William A. Setter, screen play by Walter
De Leon. story by Paul Jerrico and Rich
ard Collins. At Keiths.
THE CAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

living with Husband Pew Marley In
a house that is not yet furnished
except for the bedroom and big
mirror In the living room.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Costello Changes His Pace
In Little Giant at Keith's
By Harry Macarthur

onveron project which be set down
complete under
retooing directed change pace Lou
He has needed it, routine about who's
bamans manner" stand
tngs So probably Director William Setter
Evening star., 1946-08-28

msnk Orchestra under the direction Of Bruno
Walter.
WRc, 9:00-Jask Haley becomes visiting
dean Of The college.
W0P. 9:00-Jsmss Stewart in "0as Sun
day Afternoon."
Evening star., 1946-08-28

on TnE AIR TONIGHT.
W10P. 6:30-Aeiress Marsha Hunt Is guest
armthair detective.
WRC, 7:00-Pam North gets mistaken for I
gangsfers moil in North Faces East
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

THE STORY THUS FAR: Alicia is =
caller at the MacTavish home. and Jim
MacTavish, always with an eye for .
pretty woman, finds her attractive. He
Is battered when the widow asks him to
60 over to her house to help her. Lau-
renee Martin, with whom Meg has kept
company for two years, calls that night.
Rejected for military service, Laurence
had gone to the county seat to work for
old Judge Graham. Jim MacTavish an
nounces suiltily that he Is going for .
walk. When Laurence arrives he Is In
good spirits and announces that Judge
Graham Is going to retire within year
and wants him to take over. 81 want
you to marry me. Meg" She hesitated
q long time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

Don't be an idiot" Megan was
grateful for the lightness and tried
to rise to it. cts only that-well,
you have taken me little by sur
prise
"Oh, come, now, Meggie-not
this is so sudden" he protested
mockingly.
II know-I do sound like a fool"
she admitted quite honestly.
The raillery was gone from his
voice and his eyes when he spoke
again. His tone was quiet and
steady, his eyes gentle and warm.
"You have known all along, Meg
gle, that love you. I think it first
started when we were kids. Every
man has somewhere in his mind or
his heart, or both, picture of the
ideal-and there's never for a mo-
ment been anyone but you in that
place for me. Everything I've
done, every thought I've had for the
future, has had you all woven into
it and through it. It's been pretty
bad these last two or three years
watching you struggle to hold on to
things here and not being able to
help you. But now-well, all that's
changed, Meggie. I've got an in
come that is modest enough in all
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

WANTED TO BUY
HOUSE TRAILERS
We have buyers at all times for your
factory built house trailers. We also have
trailers for sale.
BISMARCK TRAILER COURT
Bismarck, N. d. Telephone 2474-W
SAW MILL WANTED. Would like to pur.
chase portable saw mill. What have your
WALTER HAWLEY. ROSEBUD, MONT.
PROFESSIONAL photograph equipment,
lenses. cameras and enlargers. State con.
dttion, description and price in first letter
to GEO. BAYSE. 8O3 N. 25th ST., Billings,
WANTED TO TRADE
FOR SALE
Saddles. Leather goods. Guns; Tools. Tents.
BILL DOsS. 28l7 Mont. Av., Billings Mont.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

conscience, but it can take care of
you, Meggie, and promise it will
be easier for you than it has been in
the past. III see to that! So-will
you let me, Meggie? Because I
love you and because can't visu-
alize any kind of life without you"
There were tears in her eyes, and
her heart gave a warm throb as
she turned to him and said, eyes,
Larry-if you're sure you want me-"
Laurence said huskily, "As if
could ever be as sure Of anything
else in my life!"
He took her into his arms, awk-
wardly, as though she had been
something SO infinitely fragile and
precious that the slightest careless
touch might destroy her; yet there
was a strength and an urgent ten
derness in his touch that made her
heart stir unaccustomedly. She
loved his very awkwardness, loved
the fact that when he bent to kiss
her, his lips touched her cheek be-
fore finding her lips. She was the
one love Of his life; his inexpert-
ness, his confusion, told her that.
And the fact that he had not had
enough experience with other girls
to be deft and smooth with her en-
deared him to her.
There were SO many things to be
considered, so many problems to
be settled. But tonight was no time
for them. Tonight it was enough
just to know ones self deeply be-
loved; to know that she was first
in Laurence's thoughts, as she had
been for long, long time.
When he left, with fifteen minutes
to catch his bus, she went slowly
up the stairs to her own room and
sat for while in the darkness, Lit
by the silver square of autumn
moonlight that spilled through the
window. She was ashamed Of her.
self that she should feel, not the ex-
ultant, delicious happiness of girl
newly engaged, but only WEAKNESS
that seemed to drug her limbs and
to slow her heart.
She was still awake when she
heard her father come in, and, puz-
zled, she looked at the little clock
on the dressing table. A quarter
past twelvel An incredible time for
him to come in from a mere walk,
when he had left the house at seven.
To add to the surprise of his COM
ing in so late, she could not but
mark the caution with which he
mounted the stairs, the wariness
with which he walked, heavily on
tip-toe, past her door to his own
room. Only by straining her ears
could she hear his door close. And
then she gave herself a mental
shake and got up to prepare for
bed.
The explanation of her fathers
late return was quite simple. after
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
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S1kGEESCREENRk6l0'
leased by Western Newspaper Union.
BY VIRGINIA VALE

ny vA4SoAN1A VALE
DAT O'BRIEN says he's all
L washed up as a movie pro-
Queer. 1--WE just finished CO.
producing Crack Up" (he
also co-stars in the RKO pic
ture, with Claire Trevor and
Herbert MarshalD, land de-
rided it would be my last be-
cause, for one thing, you lose a lot
Of good friends. I had parts for six
actors, and about 200 of my actor
friends asked for those six parts"
Besides teaching him what produc-
ing a picture means, "Crack-Up"
gave him new kind of role; he
plays a lecturer and highbrow art
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Gas on Stomach

Ne'seseo I" = h""uASS " o0uos0 yous uIouey osGA
When excess stomach acid causes painful. suffoeat-
ing gas. mach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the est-actng medicines known for
symptomatc relief medicines like those in Bell-ans
Tablets No laxative. Bel-ans brings comfort In .
jiffy double your money back return of bottle
to 25c at all druggists.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
INSTRUCTIONS
TO VOTERS
How to Obtain Ballots and
Envelopes for Voting

1t shall be lawful for any ballot at any
time from the Chairman of the various political parties
from any other source whatsoever, and mark the
any and any place before voting the
and carry the ballot which has been marked the dess
mated polling place in the election district of which he
she registered and qualified and there the
said ballot
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
How to Prepare the Ballots
For Voting

After voter has obtained ballot he she shall in
dcae his her choice of candidates by marking the ballot
with black or indebe pencil black crayon. This is
be done follows: When ecctor desires
a strag ght ticket that for all the candidates OF
party appearing the party column the ballot, he
she shall place mark X within the square the
head of the party column containing the of such
candidates. In the event that eector does desire
for all of the candidates whose appear in
any party column, he she shall place mark
X in the square the left of the of the candidate
for whom it is desired vote, and he she may also
scratch the of the candidate for whom he
she does desire
If the eector shall place on the ballot cross mark or
"X within the square containing party designation
the head of the column he she shall be deemed have
voted for all the candidates whose appear in the
column under such mark unless shall
be erased unless in other column X mark shall
have been placed in the square the left of the of
other candidate for the Office.
When the voter shall have mark against two or more
names for the same Office the shall be deemed have
voted for of them and the ballot shall be counted
for either candidate but shall be counted for such other
candidates the evident intention of the
for
If any name be written on any ballot the
ballot shall be void and not counted.
When the elector shall have made mark in the square
the left of the of person the proper place, the
eecor shall be deemed have voted for that person. al
though said cector shall have omitted scratch
out the name printed in any other column for the same
office.
ballot put in without any mark shall be counted
and ballot marked the top shall be counted only for
the person for whom the marks thereon applicable.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
Deposit of Ballot in Envelope

When elector is ready the said elector shall
the passage way and after being passed by the cha
engers, shall be admitted the election room; provided
however, there shall not be in the any time
than for each booth therein exclusive of the
election officers On entering the the voter shall
his her the Clerks of Election who
shall register it, and of the Clerks shall deliver said
elecor envelope and ballot The shall then and
without leaving the go alone into any of the booths
which may be unoccuped If said eecto has already pro-
cured Official Ballot and marked the he or she
desires voe be placed in the envelope, if said
eector has already prepared the ballot he she may
use the handed him her by the Clerk After having
placed the ballot in the envelope, the elector then
delyer the the Inspector the Judge who may
be temporarily authorized for the Inspector.
The shall Immediately after voting leave the
No whom envelope has been delivered shall be
permitted leave the without voting returning
said envelope the Clerk of Elections.
Put ballot in your envelope; if contains
than one ballot all ballots will be thrown out and your
will not be counted.