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Kentucky Absentee registration is now permitted only in cities and towns having a population of less than 5,000 inhabitants. Not less than ten days before election day elector may make written application for a certificate to the county clerk. The application must give the elector's name, age, residence, voting precinct or ward, state that he is a qualified voter there, the name of the political party with which he is affiliated, and that he is unavoidably absent from his ward or precinct on the last general registration held there. The application must be signed by the applicant...
...district in which he resides, a sworn statement that on all the days during which registration was authorized by law he was compelled to be absent. The statement also says that the elector is entitled to be registered in that precinct, and gives his place of residence, his occupation, age, race, marital status, and the length of his residence in Tennessee, the county, city or town, and ward or district in which he resides. The sworn statement must be received before the closing of registration...
...offers to vote, naming the district, that he is entitled to vote therein, that he has resided in the election district ten days preceding election, giving the street and number of his residence, that he is a citizen of the United States, that he is 21 years of age, and that he has resided in the state one year immediately preceding election. The voter's affidavit must be substantiated by the affidavits of two freeholders, who are electors of the district, corroborating all the material statements. The affidavits must be sworn to before an officer authorized by the laws...
...very much to make the acquaintance of a young lady who happens to be interested or engaged in the study of the so-called occult sciences, one who is interested in the study of theosophy, or any branch of mysticism. She should be about 22 or 23 years of age and a brunette. OCCULT...
Felix Frankfurter, Austrian-born, came to this country at the age of twelve. Professor at Harvard Law School since 1914, he lectures brilliantly on such things as public utilities and federal jurisdiction. His remarkable memory for the very page number of obscure cases has confounded many a show-off law student. He works his men hard, regales them with none of his reputed radicalism. During the War he was able assistant successively to the War and Labor Departments. His erudite writings concern the Interstate Commerce Act, Wages, Labor, Criminal Justice. Conspicuous champion of Sacco and Vanzetti, his close study...