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EBONITE and differe
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mission esse is all that is necessary. Ebonite i
all metal-to-metal contact?kills friction?ar
keen pleasure into driving. Try Ebonite?as!
name. Sold at garages, gasoline stations and
dealers in five and twenty-five pound tins
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Manufacturers Erie, Pi
PeaasylTaala Petroleum Products?Mo
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R. Golden Donaldson
Chairman of the Board
James A. Cahill
Vice Prealdeat
iy Have a C
for yourself some day, an
it because of the lack of ft
tr opportunity?by settin
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tment. Here your money
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tour hours a day.
ihow you how we can be
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American Banker*' Association.
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sumption" of men's hai
ased. This year, we a
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selling.
you may pay your e
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engraved gift certificat
ch you may pay the
>r pay you. These cerl
loney, in the Nationa
ibout them at our offi
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HE AVENUE AT NINTH
Daily, 8:30 to 6
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Biddy, in Tremor,
Flees From Sett in9
Of 9Gator9s Eggs ]
CORP L'8 CHRISTI, Tex., September
29.?A hen, owned by
Dr. W. E. Will* of this city, is
suffering: from ftomething akin
to nervous prostration, according:
to the physician.
Dr. Wills found a nest filled
with alligator eggs while on a
hunting expedition recently.
He brought six of the eggs *
home with him. A sedate hen ^
In the doctor's barnyard was e
determined to set and although ,
wonirf have hatched the
alligator Dr. Willi* de- 1
rid d to humor the fowl and <
put the eitftrM under her. u
Illddy waited for but one egg f
to hatch, according- to the doc- '
tor, and then left the ne?t on a ^
dead run, cackling- wildly. r
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RESIDENTS TO
National Women's Pa:
mary of Laws for
of Voters c
There are twenty-five states with in
>rovisions in their election laws for cl'
roting by mail and the national worn>n's
party is directing its attention to th
women residing in Washington who to
lave voting residences elsewhere. To
lid in this matter, announcement is ,
nade that a careful and complete t
ompilation of the laws of the states
n question has just been completed J"?
>y Miss Elizabeth Kalb, literature sec etary
of the party.
Thirteen states, Alabama, California, .
owa. New Jersey, North Carolina, ln
1 u : _ Cv V. f"
> UI L11 UilKUla, UlilU, UlCgUII, OUUlll _
iakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia and
Visconsin provide for voting by mail
or all persons absent from the state. ,
legistration in person is required in
ilabama, North Carolina, Ohio, South
Dakota and Virginia. The other seven
dates allow absentee voting by afli- ?>
iavit. signed before a notary public,
md sent by mail to the county clerk
>r registrar.
Some Sperlal Provision*.
In addition to the above states, vot;ng
by residents absent in the civil
service is provided for in Arizona,
Colorado, Idaho. Illinois, Indiana.
Iowa. Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan.
Minnesota, Montana. New York (in
:he primaries only) and Vermont.
The privilege of aosentee voting is
extended to students also by Idaho,
Montana and Vermont. [
Laws providing for voting by mail
jy those in the military service only
sxist in Connecticut, Delaware, Loui- ,,
iiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mis- ,
sissippi, New Hampshire, Nebraska
md West Virginia.
States which have no provisions for
'oting by mail are Arkansas, Florida, +
leorgia. Maine. Miasnuri. Nevada, f
lew Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode f
sland, South Carolina, Texas, Utah f
ind Washington. |
A table has been prepared giving
esidence, which must have been es- A.
ablisheed, registration required and
irovisions for absent voting in those ~
tates which allow voting by mail by
hose in the civil service, students or ?
hose unavoidably absent, as follows:
The Law In Alabama,
Alabama?Residence in state two
ears, in county one year, in district
hree months: registration required in
erson. date to be set; absent voting
llowed by mail in the primaries,
pply probate judge.
Ariwnnn RpsiHpnpp in stafp nnp
ear, in district thirty days; registraion
May 3 to October 16; absent votng
provisions for those in governlent
service, must be accompanied by
ffidavit.
California?Residence in state one
ear, in county ninety days, in district
ne month; registration, by affidavit,
anuary 1 to October 2; voting by
tail, apply county clerk for ballots.
Colorado?Residence in state one
ear, in county ninety days, in preinct
ten days; registration, by vouchr
of another registered voter, cities
f 5,000, three to five days beginning
Ictobet 12; cities over 5,000, October
and 14; elsewhere, three to five days
eginning October 12; absent voting
y mail, those in government service
r absent from the county in the state.
Idaho?Residence in state six
lonths, in county thirty days; regisration
closes October 2, other local
ates: absent voting for government
mployes and students.
Kales In Illinois.
Illinois?Residence in state one year.
ii county ninety aays, in aistrict
hirtv days: registration in counties
f third class October 2 and 26; elsewhere.
October 12 and 26, may be
tade by affidavit; voting by mail for
overnment employes.
Indiana?Residence in state six
lonths. in county ninety days, in disrict
thirty days; registration April
2 to October 4. by affidavit; voting
v mail for government employes.
Iowa ? Residence in state six
lonths, in county ninety days; regisration
up to election day; voting by
lail for all persons sending affidavit
ith ballot, apply county clerk beiveen
October 18 and 30.
Kansas?Residence in state six
lonths. in district thirty days: regisration
closes October 23, must be
lade in person; voting by mail for
overnment employes, apply county
lerk between October 8 and 18.
Kentucky?Residence in state one
ear, in county six months, in district
ixty days; registration October 5 to
6; may be made by affidavit ten days
efore election or by absentee on elecion
day; voting by mail for governtent
employes, apply county clerk'
within sixty days preceding election. J
Michigan?Residence -in state six I
nonths, in district six months, in ward j
wenty days: registration in person in |
owns over 10.000 to October 16: smaler
towns to October 26 ; those unavoidibly
absent by affidavit; voting by mail 1
"or those in civil and military service: I
tpply county clerk, between October 2 I
tnd 30. J
Minnesota's Voting Lows,
Minnesota?Residence in state six
nonths, in district thirty days; regisiration
in cities of first-class, October
23, other cities October 26, may be made
3y affidavit: voting by mall, apply
county clerk, between October 2 and 26.
Montana?Residence in state one
year; registration closes October 2; voting
by mail for students and those in
civil service.
New Jersey?Residence in state one
year, in county five months; registration j
cities over 10,000, September 14, 28. j
October 19; cities less than 10,000, by I
canvass, by affidavit, by mail, before!
October 26: voting by mail, apply for J
ballot by October 26. j
New York?Residence in state one J
year, county four months, district
thirty days: registration, in New York
city, six days, beginning October 4;
cities over 5.000, October 8. 9, 15, 16,
same dates elsewhere, required in person
in other cities over 5,000; voting
by mail in primary for those in civil
and military service, no absent votELEVEN
WOMEN GONE;
QUESTION MAN 18 MONTHS
After Preliminary investigation
Paris Suspect Presents Best
Wishes to Judge.
PARIS. September 28.?The "preiminary
investigation" in the case of
Henri Landru, whom the police refer
o as the "Gambais Bluebeard" and
told responsible for the disappearance
jf eleven women to whom he had
jromised marriage, has Just been coniluded.
It has lasted eighteen
nonths.
All the documents in the case.
imounting to over 6,000, have been
urned over to the prosecutor general
>f the republic by Judge Bonin, who
conducted the preliminary investigaion.
The judge immediately left for
l delayed vacation. He was accom>ained
by the good wishes of Landru,
vho told the Judge that it had been
i great comfort to him to make his
icquaintance, and that he hoped the
eeling was mutual.
Landru has consistently refused to
inswer the questions of Judge Bonin.
ind*has made the investigation as
iifflcult as possible for the magisrate.
It is the feeling In courthouse
circles that the case against Landru
s weak, and much doubt is being extressed
as to the chances of convicion
for murder against him. The
eleven women have simply vanished. "7
rhe "corpus delicti" is lacking in the f
:ase. Bones were found In the villa
jccupled by Landru at Gambals, and
he prosecution will contend they are
luman bones, but the defense will
tall experts to Bwear they are rabbit,
amb and dog bones.
Landru is confident of acquittal,
ind is already considering offers from
uoving picture concerns in the event
jI his being freed. m
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TES ALLOW
VOTE BY MAIL
rty Prepares SumSpecial
Benefit
>f D. C.
fr in general election, apply countj
prK t>y October 18.
North Carolina?Residence in stat<
o years, county four months, district
irty days; registration in person Oc>
ber 2 to 23; voting by mail if unoidably
absent and registered preously
in person.
"Jorth Dakota?State one year, counsix
months, district four months
gistration October 13 to 26, by mai
by affidavit election day; voting bj
all.
Ohio?Residence in state one year
county thirty days, in district
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where aaa service
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twenty days; resgistration Septembe
30, October 7, 15. 16. affidavit by mai
before October 16; voting by mail i
unavoidably absent, apply for bal
, lots between October 2 and 30.
Oregon?Residence in state si
months, not lost by student or gov
ernment employe; registration til
October 2, by affidavit, by mail or be
fore election board on election day
voting by mail, apply county cler
for ballot by October 2.
South Dakota?Residence in stat
six months, in county thirty days, i
district ten days; registration close
October 26, may register in perso
election day; voting by mail.
Tennessee?Residence not lost i
government service or by temporar
' absence on business; registratio
closes October 11; voting by mai
s give notice to election board Octobe
t 2 to 23.
Vermont?Resident of state on
year, absence as student or govern
ment employe does not disqualify
registration required in person Octc
ber 18 to 30; voting by mall for stn
Hpnti e-nvernment emnloves. Annl
I town clerk by September 23. .
What Virafnla Requires.
Virginia?Residence in state tw
years, in county one year, in distric
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TY BOX
twenty chocolate specialties,
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Whether you hav<
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r thirty days; registration closes Oc- C
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ithout limit, enough r
everybody, instantly
>f the faucet without
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nstall a
ic Water Heater
fa ready for one bath
tave, massage or shamter
is heated instantly
m the cold water main
! supply is ready night
hought or attention.
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t it is the greatest lathat
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lay; it will make dishlelp
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etween October 13 and 31.
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ounty four months, district sixtj
ays; registration October 6. 12. 2t t
nd 27. non-absentee registration
oting 1>3- mail if registered previous
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of the government in
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