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As in previous years the Political Club is offering to men interested in practical politics a chance to see the workings at the polls in the Boston city election next Tuesday. The Public School Association, which is led by Major Higginson and was recently addressed at Tremont Temple by President Eliot, desires a certain number of men to check off the voters at the booths and to hunt up delinquent voters. The association aims at keeping the Boston School Board out of politics and is absolutely non-partisan and non-sectarian. Its effect has been to give a more efficient and honest administration of school affairs in the recent past.
Men wishing to learn the details of the work, and to be assigned to definite precincts, should see E. E. Smith, 7 Matthews Hall, between 7 and 9 tomorrow evening.
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