Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 22

22 IEAVY ABSENTEE é?‘hreé States Cal;lge Laws. G. 0. P. Headquarters Re- port Many Inquiries. - TPecause of recent amendments to I'1e absentee registration and voting $ WS of Arizona, Michigan and Minne- { ia it is anticipated by the campalgn S _ommittee of the League of Republi- “can Organizations in the District that a larger number of ballots will be sent iom this city to those States than 1t any time since voting by mail was de possible. Samuel J. Prescott, chairman of ¢ Republican State committtee of ‘¢ 2 District, who is directing the Re- iblican campaign here, said today 3. iat residents of these States who ! e living in Washington, are being #ed to acquaint themselves with « liberalization of their respective o ate voting laws. i For instance, in Arizona the law *i:s been amended to permit applica- Lon for the absentee ballot at any iuuint outside the State. Heretofore *. plication could be made only in per- /1 within the State. 3 The Michigan law has been amend- 4 180 as to make it possible for the )sentee voter o register at any time 5 s+fore election. ! Absentee voters from Minneapolls, * t. Paul and Duluth, Minn., may vote .~ mall. Heretofore the absentee vot- “.% law for this State did not include - iiese three cities, but the amendment + the law made since last election r.cludes these cities with the rest of he State. i At the headquarters of the Repub- +.4n campaign committee, at 823 fteenth strect, Pennsylvania voters © being infornied that although the «gistration period in the major por- on of that State has expired, it is : ussible to register in person at Phil- ielphia_from pow until October 23. %0 Pittsburgh and Scranton it is pos- ble for Government employes to reg- er by affidavit and mail up to two .ceks before election day, Novem- er 2, Ilinois voters living in Washington iwre being advised that changes in Leir registration and voting laws ate next Monday as the last for ntees to register. + Besides giving instruction in the Unatter of registration and voting re- ‘quirements in Maryland, the local “ umpaign commit soing to send battery of campaign orators into 1so will e and in arranging registration period in Maryland closed, but October 12 aside tfiirmmnns and it may #w possible for those who have failed © register to do so on that date. Personal registration is required in two other States where it is known every Republican vote will be needed o insure party success next month. These are Nevada and Oklahoma. | In the former, the last day for regis- | tration is October 13, and in the October 23 | Chaffee of Nebraska, vice | hairman of the League of Republi- an Organizations, who is in charge of the voters’ information, reported today thai there is more than ordin- ary interest in this election, despite the fact that there are no vital na- | tlonal issues at stake and the fact that it is not Presidential year. dgar C. Snyder, United States 1al of the District, president of League of Republican Clubs, n of the committee on meet- is making plans for a large Republican rally, to be held in this city within the next week or 10 days. : Shoots Wife and Kills Himself. | latte ma the chairn ILLE, N. C., October 7 Summ n, 49, shot hi wife and then killed himself at their | shome near here last night. Sum- merlin was under a suspended sen- tence for cruelty to his wife. | shoes is Here are just three— tailored in the smartest styles—all shaped for comfort, with snug nar- row heels and broad, roomy toes (artfully concealed). It’s hard to believe these smart styles are comfort shoes —UNTIL YOU TRY THEM ON! THE PRINCESS PAT. MODELS—al- low the foot to rest comfortably at all times. THE RELIEF PATTERNS — pro- vide for enlarged joints as shown here. WOLFS 929 F the comfort in all WALK- concealed until you try them on . Ut -._Qflél‘ “Hat Inspectors” Use Turkish Fez Ban to Get “Fines” By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, October 7. —Self-appointed hat inspectors who pretend authority to enforce the re cent laws banning the fez have been carrying on a thriving busi- ness ip Turkish villages. Traveling from town to town, the tricksters, accompanied by a mock gendarme, inspect the villagers’ substitutions for the fez. On the pretence that makeshift new head- gear does nat conform to the law thy exact fines, which were doubled in_cases of resistance. Thregq of the imposters have been arrested, and the police are search- ing for others. — CHICKEN THIEF “IN” AGAIN Abe Buzzard, 74, Has Spent 43 Years in Prison Already. WEST CHESTER, Pa., October 7 (P).—Already having served 43 years in the peniténtiary, Abe Buzzard, 74 years old, again has drawn himself a prison sentence because of his fond- ness for chickens. He was convicted of stealing chickens from farmers in the hills of Korth Coventry Township, and Judge Butler gave him from 18 months to 3 years in the Eastern State Penitentiary and fined him $100. On previous releases Buzzard, for- mer leader of the notorious Welsh Mountain outlaws, several times an- nounced that he had reformed, and once made a tour of the State deliver- ing religious lectures. 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COLUMBUS, Ohlo, October 7.— Probably the most forward step in Ohio toward arresting crime wag taken today by Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court when he issued a proclamation to the judges of the common pleas courts directing them to bring to speedy trial all persons accused of felonies. Criminal cases must be given préfer- - | ence over civil cases on the judges’ locket, the chief justice declared. The proclamation of the chief jus- tice is unique in Ohio court annals, it being the first time that such an ordeg was made by the State's highest Jjudicfal officer. The proclamation was issued under both constitutional and statutory authority granted the chief Justice. ‘While directed to the common pleas ADOLPH KAHN President JEWELERS A\ Karpen Overstuffed Suites, Priced From $195 to $935 WORLD SERIES BALLS HEARTEN SICK LAD Receipt of Treasured Autographs of All Players in Games Sent to Youth by Airplane Mail. MONTCLAIR, N. 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