Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 32

{ enactment of an absentee voter's a 32 3 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1924. - 5 | Y s . Rhode Islanders Want Vote. % PUI-ICE GHANG[S ‘ Abe I\Irtln Says' il“_I;.;|nr;r‘.::ev?"l:‘;.dmsz‘:ems::‘lfi;z ?r: t‘ir:it fx;im?v‘.?f‘iofif‘a‘ ;opr?:::"re::;l: 4 —_— AFFECT SIXTEEN| ) tration and, voting by Detective Sergeant Mans- field to Do Patrol Duty in Tenth Precinct. he may incorporate such a recom- mendation in his inaugural address. | Resolutions on the death of Sen- | B. Colt were adopted | . 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