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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-08
Reported by Wireless

December str city Of seattle IN
Fitnhugh Channel. southhound. at a ~.
Decernbsr SIR Admiral Hnd mao
as~afn Aier, BAY. south Dssnd. 81 q p m
sfr Northwestern In Queen Charlosfa
Sound northhognd. AZ $50 a. NJ. str
Admlral Hodrnan abeafn CAPS I4ss.
southhound. a, $50 D. m. ser Alameda
10 Nillbsnk Hoand. soush beand. AZ 70
.. M str City 81 seattle In Miiitank
Sound. souiheoand. al . m
4. =. Naval Csa.ssi~atIsss
December T-ssr wsss Toxxs. Seattle
FOR Portland. arrived az Astoria az
crexoaian. aeattis for Portland. arrived
at Astoria. ctr sllsefsdo. Portland for
seattle. via Tacoma. sailed from Astoria
str Admiral sehlsy. R~atti~ for aan Fran-
risco. 100 miles from Kssttis atsp m
str Lyman Stewart. Port San Luis for
Seattle. 20 miles from Seattle att D m
" = G Rsssorer. Seattle for Harnfisld
y. G.. anchored In BARCLAY found at I
D, m. str =. A. Mosfstt. Seattle far
Richmona, ssz miles from Richmond at
p m; s,r Enaicesf. Seattle for unftss,
Kingdom. via san Francisro. SIC mile.
from seattle Ht .. m. str ealina. H..
attic for Portland. 80 miles north % Co.
lufnbia River f4xhtsnip Al q D m. .sr
DEUEL.. Seattle for Yokohama, s.0TT miles
from Cape Ffatfery at o. m. str
Whssiiand Mont. Kobe for ssattis. ftf7
Filss from Seattle at .. m
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CHRISTMAS TO
SPEED TRADE
Slump on Street Since
Thanksgiving

Western ave. produce merchants
are already looking forward TO the
Christmas buying. which will bring
impetus to thes luEEish volume OF
business that has prevailed since
THANKSGIVING cranb-rrscs sweet
potatoes and green stuff for the
holiday season will be offered In
ample quantities. jobbers state.
"Wednesday saw no changes OF i'm
portnnce In prices or conditions In
the wholesale produce market. A car
Of mixed vegetables from California
was received and distributed at tho
old prices.
No change was reported in the
Hairy market.
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The Opportunity Will Not Last Long

So many people in the Puget Sound Country feel do
about these and buying them fast that the remain
ing supply dwndng rapidly Hundreds of people through de-
lay going to miss this opportunity Don't be of Them
See us your banker today.
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Vessels in Other Ports

chrtstianis Arrived December Il Ne.
tor sehr u~org- wsshlnxtea from seat.
tie VIA Baiboa and ports
rokohama Arrived us~csmbsf . ST.
Horaisaa Maru from seattle. str Tya.
darss~ from Seattle.
fhiladsipaia Arrived December u Rts
fasads ffotn Eesttis. VIA Portland. san
francisco and cristohsl
saa Frs rrisco-@ sailed December : Fts
Norwood for Fusss SQUAD ports az 3 I.
m. str Admifsi aehrss Tor Seattle at /
o. IA
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Arrivals and Departures

n~rsnhsr t-str Admiral pe-sy from
Tacoma At q IN str Lyman ase~aft
from otxvm OF a. m.
sailed
pocemt~r f-atr Jsfl~tson TOE Scotia.
eastern ALASKA at a m. str Jim Hstler
for Vancouver. u. G.. a. ~ =. m str
kdnnere for hvuskooE. via Fsint Wells.
az q. "a.
p~eemtsr Str Admiral D~wsy hr
Tacoma AZ 80 .. tn str Statesman ser
l.sndsn. Via ports. az ala v "a
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Hawaii Maru Due in
Seattle Saturday

que hero next Saturday from
Yokohama. the trans Pacific steam.
ship Hawaii Maru. OF the Osaka
Shoscn kaisha line. will unload ahd
load az seattle and Tacoma and sail
again for the oricut tho Las, week
In December. W. {, Dawson a Co.
has announced
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8 Cargo Carriers in
All. &c. Service

With the placing OF the steamers
Arixonian and Mystic on the Seattle
trade route. the American. Hawaiian
Steamship Co. now has slght large
cargo carriers with which to main
tain the regular i4day coastto ooas,
sailing schedule
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PORTLAND. DEE. t---cstti. ttscstpss
- hssa, uasfkst sf-adr and unchanged
Hcns Npeslpfe. ttf had tnAvEst u
invrr. Prime fnfref. fittsais. hgaxiss
TO -. pigs. ttstits
Sheep He~~irss. stt had. nartst u
and unfhstaaG-
nuttef ~.ste psf u
80 q CSC pee aox
C'hesse-tfe per -
iiens-tse:se raf ~.
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FREE CHRISTMAS GIN
With Purchase.
Save 40gs to SOS on your ChrisUeN
gifts. See LESHlNG. 6l5 Third 4
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Two Ships Due From
Europe Ports Soon

Coming from Atlantic and Euro
pean ports the shipping board
steamers Oaaaummck and West
lIartland viii dock here within the
next few DAYS. according 20 an
nouneement OF the Pacifle Steamship
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LARGE CABINET EDISON PHoN(J|
graph. viii sell reasonable. Lcav|
ing city. Ala n 6nfh At
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CHICAGO Dee. t-~H s-ns~~trta
Is soc hsaa nartws tsr higher uuls %
salss. tfTe0eps. butchers. tsfkgts
packing. ttSeasfs. ilxht. tttt0tees
pigs. tsffVsts. reurha. fr.iagse
Catsfe Receipts. ie.eet had MARKET
csc loser beet. tftsettft. butcher
stock. ftftgt3. eanu<rs and cutters.
-. te1 - staeksrs ard feeders. fttts
ne. eewA tsaeeis te. esiss~. ttss
Io.Tt
sheep Receipts. 1890 head make,
ite to Use lover. Lambs. tT.ssgttis.
rw@. t10t
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selecting investment for savings you want absolute
L safety IF he YOU
Great Care Necessary at This Time

During the period of liquid
the-war conditions which we a
scrutiny of the kind of busine'
capital in is especially necess
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VACUUM CLEANERS FOR REM
reasonable. TIL. standard All
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is SITUATIONS whNTED-MALr

TX OVERSEAS MAN. MARRIED.
with baby and sick wife. wants
work or any kind nj once. Out OF
FUNDS ana almost out Of courage.
Box G-ist. star.
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MALE HELP WANTED

~ you ARE OUT or a jon. WHY
don't you put in the time working
for y0urHelfT II Will pay you good
wages. Let me sell you "A piece or
ground. either IN Seattle or for a
little farm In skaRit county, Put
In your time improving ~ bulln n
iittls house, clear and Improve the
ground. Every hour you put ~
you Will have the benefit. sell
on very easy payments. ana heip
you get lumber FOR house " you
want u. Only a small amount 81
money IN nsssarHry. Come Ia ana
let's talk n over
IL. q pETElta 7fG Third Ave.
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1rssssest charge saserIi-isG. 10
r~sss . iise per Insertion isis words
Co . ftseD. sta Insertions for the
price of five.
Transient essh IN advance ssver-
sisfsg. ~ cents n tiae per fnserftos
tH's wards 60 % ita~p. sta Insertions
Tor the price of five.
Classified advertisements Will he
accepted mp 10 ~ o'clock each NORA
lss for the regular afternoon edf-
tfoss.
yeur credit II good. Phone mnir
po. ask fov the Classified Aav~rtts
Iss Department. saa pfse~ ysas
wants" before the largest audiences
10 the Ssrfhwest
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WHY SUPPER

with rheumatism. Lumbaeu
Seuritis. Blood Disorders.
Kidney Troubles Paralysis
and scores OF other ailmspta
when the yIT-O-NET wtiF re-
lieve YOU We are curinE
hundreds right here in Seattle
With these wonderful treat
ments You have tried the
rest. now TRY THE BEST.
COME TODAY One free
treatment with this ad- 23s
Central Bldg.
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Str Sudbury. New York for Seattle. AFR.
IN latitude 10 north. ionEitud. III west .
needs no assistance. 10 now heading for
Han Pedro.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY
nFt. =
itrst high Tide
fi1t a. m, its ~.
First low Tide
stas a w ~ n.
~s-ond high Iti~
s;ss = IN. N . n,
Second Low It'd.
,tts D. m. 90 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-08

TX HOLDER, NARRfED. wANTf
position. Can make good at any
thing Box Csi7s. star.
Es -OvEHREAs ca II = y y II
wishes work. day or contrart,>
or repairs. Rainier 7i5-N.
TX SERVICE MAN WfEHEs WORN
on ranch, or take any outside 1o1
Box G-Is1, HtBr.
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rs SITUATIONS MANTEn-MAIE


GALWAY TRAFFIC fNePEcToFs
per month and snpenseB. Short
hours. tfayei. months home
study under guarantee. We get
you position No age limit Ask
FOR booklet ALL. Standard Eusi-
ness Training Institute, BuraIo.
NY
ELECTRIC ARC WELDEna
Make 81 90 fis per day. Aen. learn
this new and coming trade. Good
positions open for experts. Day
ana night clssass Tuition very
reasonable inquire At ~ feFier
way. Modern Electric welding co.
WASTED-BOYs FOR ROUTE CAR
risrh IN all parts OF the city. Good
chance for advancement
Apply 10 Circulation Department.
Seattle H'sf,
WANTED-AuTO sALEsMEs FOR
one 81 the best cars on the mar
ket Also salesman 20 take charge
~ used cars. F-is7. star.
WHO ~ a sALEsMASf ~ \
salesman or lady come ana zee
me. a. A. SaHrr. s0s Maritime
Bldg Phone Elliott z2It.
~ IAN WEihFlEI.D CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw IL away.
aot Union.
Better watch aud Jeweiry. repair for
less money. Stafford & sehwarz.
f00z Arcade.
FREE ROOMS no AMBITIOUS MAJ
aud vile for work on my place.
Box G-isa, star.
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c c c c c c c c c c c c c c G cy
G TRADE YOUR PHONOGRAPH
9 in on good new piano or
g player at CI.INTON'S. 1919
G Eighth ave.
c c c { c c c c c c c c C C C cl
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NtN TNANTtBrn. Dee = nntfer-a-
Esirs. sic rsf -. pFiaas firsts. Sc
pei IA
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MNIh mEIP MANTtD

q YoU AHE LOOKING FOR A
larger Income. and can show good
character and reference n you
have pleasing personality. and
can tall we'll We can show you an
opportunity e. honestly earn more
Than YOU ever earned before. We
teach you. caii 9ef l. 9. Smith
nldg. 1900 90 $3.50 daily Charles
a. RtaubltG. Manager
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INT ftSnAN
utS. =
ptr-i uigh Tide
kIiA a m It's a.
lir-t lev I'D.
iofet a ~ u
~~snd uiHh tide
ale p ~ les n
s~eead is~ Tide
1883 . ~ eA II
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Foreign Exchange

NEW York psr -~rorsirn srehanxs
opened lower. Sterling isst. frsnra esEe.
Tire sAr. marks tar. Canadian dollars
sac tunfhanUral. Danish krsnen ~ fhr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-08

YES. rE PEOPLE WHO LIVE 4
Ballard. we can sell you the san
high grade photograph and q
worth OF records free that Du Be-
and other Pathe dealers do.
PATHE PHONOGRApH STORE
k41f Rnllart Ava
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INSIDE MILLW WOOD, DoURI1
load. $40. Sack kindiing fr6
Also coal ali kinds Queen And
1891. ~
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SITUATIONS wa>TED
FEMALE

WoMAN WANTS DAY WORE
washing ironing. cleaning. &c
nennet 81. Georgetown. Seattle.
D-notEEWoitk ~ TnE
hour or day. Main g7ss, room lef
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR sALE- FURNITURE. G6.
condition. broom house. Ord
Lake district. Will rent house 4
per month. Owner. Elliott t5ze1
FURNISHED HOUSE. ROOM
reasonable. 2zig Kinds st. Tai
Iiaaeou car
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LIFT ON wALLIS0FoKD CA
after Saturday aftsrno0D'-ae sea
skin bag. Party finding sam
please leave for Mrs WllkinF, ~
tfoss headquartern. University (
lteyard. West s5f
~ BAH WElsfIELD CAN'T ~
pair your watch. throw " ava
kh4 linton
GEsTLENAS's GRAY BLK arl
fler. Reward 800 Boston
Elliott 57s5. Attorney Page.
Lost GREEN GOLD BROOCH.
with roll Of pearls. Reward.
capitol 1891 after .. m
iOsT-eiiAY ENGLISH sET'- |
black ears licence 1850. Rev. |
Rainier az.
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100 FINE NEW PIANOS. BIG SAL
low prices. clinton's. 1874 sth
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q UNf UitNIsHED APAitTMEN d
AND FLATS

TWO GROOM FLATS. HODEHl
except heat. downtown. See OVID
er. Jos Crazy Bldg.
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TTMAIE UrIp WANTED

LADIES BETWEEN 20 AND 90
years 81 age; The selling fHld
holds great possibilities for indus
tfiouH and ambitious women, We
are equipped 10 give you a moro
course. free in scientifically pre-
nsnttuE wonderful opportunity
90 the public. and which course
Will return you "a splendid income
Even tho you have never sold be-
fore but are willing 10 follow our
system. call at aOf l.. &. Emiih
liuilding, 10 20 ~ A. M s.sV 70
$3.50 .. IN.
CLERKS. OVER ~. ron POST 81
mail service 1i1h month. -
perisnr. unnrfshHhffs f"f Tree
particulars ~ examination write
J Leonard rormer tiNti h-fNtt .
isEhfninerl, il49 Equitable bidE~
wash ingtou. -. q.
WOMAN FAMILIAR WITH STORE
work 10 wait on trade. affanke
stork and make herself EenofhlY
useful state whore worked last
how long. and salary expected.
o-tss. star.
HuMMA0E SALE. 1907 ftFfn Az
Friday and Saturday. December
10 and ~
HAdrfM FtANo PLAYfNc
taught COS Pine at
diLnEHr Custom coAricT-AL-
,.tstions and repAifs go Union
w IAN wKiaFlELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw u away.
1Ot Union.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

10 MINUTES FROM COURT HoUaI
vs. per month. i-r0Ofn hous(
close in. large chicken house: 4
100 feet square. See owner. N4I
1870. evenings West l03s-W.
LARGE. MODERN HOUSE 20
rent at AK. good view. "a
cheap. Call Elliott 400 after
q rs
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Yakima apples. direct fro~
producer to consumer. % sale :
612H Second ave. Alasxa BID
selling from $500 to s2.50 per boz
delivered. Jonathans. Spitze4
sapS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-08

BERRY GROWERS. ATTENT1o1
SOC. 900 Marshall strawberry plan@
25e.ooe Cuthbert red raspbe4I
plants. Strong. vigorous pianv
The greatest producers. Oh
pay delivery your town. Prfo
on request l. A. ROTHE. LcaI1
Bldg. Seattle. Main 1910.
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The Seattle Star

pnbiishsd Dsiiy al 1907 Seventh Ava
Seattle. Washington.
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CHICAGO, Dee. s.-cash wheat
No. ; hard. MS.
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s2S TAKES $50 COLUMBIA GRAF
onola. Large $3.50 oak sxbInc(
phonograph. standard MAXI. $sQ
T09 Pike st Open until y u d
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28
Havana Picked For
Championship Bout

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The fight
between Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter for the heavyweight
championship of the world will be
held in Hayana, Cuba, it was an
nounced here last night.
Selection of Havana as the scene
of the contest was made by Tex Rick
ard. Charles B. Cochran and William
Brady, who stated they had received
an offer of such proportions from a
syndicate of Cuban capitalists that it
was finally determined the champion
ship battle would be staged in Ha-
vana.
Details of the match have been
agreed upon and the actual signing
of the articles of agreement merely
await the arrival of representative
of the Cuban syndicate. He is ex-
pected to reach this city within
week and upon his arrival definite an
nouncement of the date of the con-
test will be made
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's GRANDMOTHER Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair Is your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When 1t
fades, turns gray or streaked, just an
application or two of Sage and Sui
phur enhances its appearance hun
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the pix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients at small cost, all
ready for use. 1t is called Wye&h's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre Of
your hair. G
Everybody uses 'Wyeth's' Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell It has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli-
cation 1t becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy and lustrous. This
ready-to-use preparation is a delight
full toilet requisite for those who de-
sire dark hair and youthful appear
ance. 1t Is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28

PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP
Ladies and Gents Fancy Work Civ
en- Special Attention
Goodyear Electric Shoe Repairing
-. System
Work Called For and Delivered
w. M. Bivins and E. D. Bright
phone 796 214 N. Lee St.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28
CUTOFF.

E. W. Holloway was business Wis
itor in Oglethorpe Monday.
Ernest Coker made a business trip
to Montezuma. Saturday.
Several from here attended the box
supper at Andersonvllle Friday even
ing.
Miss Beulah Pennington returned
to Albany Thursday.
r. II. and R. s. Stubs made a
business trip to Americas Saturday
afternoon
James Tolen Willie Robinson and
Jesse Kitchens attended the Masonic
banquet at Marshallville Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Holloway, Mes
DANES A. J. Pennington and r. II.
Stubs were shopping in MonteZuma
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stubs, Misses
lula Grace and Audrey Newman at
tended the Federation club at Ideal
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Coker are the
proud parents of fine baby boy.
Miss Kate Allen, David Beden-
baugh and John Lingo were in Amer
icus Saturday evening.
w. j. Pennington and Jesse Kitch-
ems were in Americas Saturday af-
ternoon.
]. A. Smith, of Abbeville. visited
here last week.
Several from here attended ser
vices at the Lutheran church at
Fountainville Sunday.
Misses Bessie. and Eula Kitchens
entertained the younger set Friday
evening.
Hardy Cooke, of Montezuma, was
a visitor here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coker. Mrs.
A. J. Pennington and W. J. Penning-
ton. visited Mrs. D. E. Pennington in
Americas Tuesday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b. Olive Roberts Baytcra

He laid down his cane and rolled
up his sleeves, thereby showing his
willingness to start the ball rolling,
or, as you might say. to start the
stone-throwing.
Nancy had filed her apron pockets
with stones from the edge of the
pond, and now passed them around
to everyone.
Then all the boys lined up and took
turns trying to hit the ball on the
tree.
Greene Grasshopper couldn't
throw cents worth, nor any of the
bug people, nor Phil Frog, nor Teddy
Toad, but the Muskrat boy and Ben
Bunny and WaIlv Weodchuck had
pretty good luck. But when Scam
per Squirrel threw, whack, it hit the
ball right in the middle.
"Bzzzzzzzz," went the ball
you've hit the bull's-eye," sang
out Nick. "and that's the best any
one can do
No one wanted to try after that.
Copyright, 1920
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28
Il Spent 81 on Rat-Snap and Saved
che Price of a Hog"

James Mcclure, famous hog raiser
of New Jersey, says, 'I advise every
farmer troubled with rats to use
RAT SNAP. Tried everything to get
rid of rats. Spent $1.25 on RAT
SNAP. Figured the rats it killed saw
ed the price of a hog" RAT-SNAP
comes in cake form. No mixing with
other food. Cats or dogs won't touch
it Three sizes, 35c, CSC, $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by Nathan Murray,
druggist, Sheffield Hardware o.,
Sparks Grocery Co., Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28

United States senate. The first is
the name of Thomas E. Watson, and
the second is the name of Harry
Stillwell Edwards. Both of these
appear to have been placed upon the
ballot without the permission of the
gentlemen. Mr.. Watson specifically
declined the Republican offer to put
his name on their ballot. Mr.. Ed
wards announced sometime ago that
he was not running as a Republican
candidate, but as an independent
who favors the League of Nations.
G. Fl. Williams, the Dublin man who
started out as Republican candidate
for the senate, withdrew some days
ago on the ground that Mr.. Walton
represented the views concerning the
League of Nations.
Vpters who wish to cast the Demo
cratic ballot should examine care
fully the ballots furnished them at
the polls, and sec that they put a
Democratic ballot in the box. This
car be determined by examining tne
caption. The Republican ballot
bears at the top the caption, "Of-
ficial Republican Ballot" The
Democratic ballot bears at the top
the caption, "Official Democratic
Ballot"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-28
LOOK AT YOUR
BALLOTCLOSELY
Republican Ticket Print
ed To Deceive
Voters

ATLANTA, Oct. 2I.-"Don't vote
the Republican ticket by mistake"
is the advice to Georgia Democrats
by Thomas w. Hardwick and other
\ Democratic nominees whose names
been placed upon the official
Republican ballot" without their
knowledge, consent or approval.
Democrats here express the beliel
that the Democratic nominees were
bodily placed ON the Republican bal
lot either for the purpose of curry
ing favor with those Democrats who
may be inclined to vote for Harding
and Coolidge or for the purpose of
catching Democratic voters by mis-
take.
Whether a voter Of Democratic af-
filiation makes such a mistake Wi
depend upon whether he looks at the
top or the bottom of the ticket. A
voter presenting himself at the polls
on the second day of November will
find available two sets of tickets.
One will be the Republican tickets
and the other will be the Democratic
tickets. Both will be printed on
white paper, about the same size.
similar as to type, and each with no
distinguishing marks upon them at
a glance.
At the top of the Democratic tick
ct will appear the list of Democratic
presidential electors, followed by the
list of Democratic nominees for the
TTpitad Ctatas senate governor and
state house offices. At the top of
the Republican ticket will appear the
list of Republican presidential cleo
tors, followed by the identical same
list of Democratic nominees.
In voting in the general election
the voter does not "strike" his bal
lot as he does in a primary, where a
choice is made between competing
candidates whose names appear upon
the same ballot or ticket. He votes
either the Republican ticket, bearing
one set Of names, or the Democratic
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ticket, bearing another set of names.
Therefore, a voter who puts in the
box Republican ticket, thereby
votes for the Republican nominees,
while voter who puts in the box a
Democratic ticket, thereby votes for
the Democratic nominees. There is
no marking or scratching of names
to be done on either ticket.
Hence Democrat desiring to vote
the Democratic ticket for president
is liable to be deceived by the
Democratic appearance of the bot
tom part of the Republican ballot.
In voting for president, the voter
does not cast his ballot directly. He
votes for presidential electors, and
these in turn cast the ballot of their
state. If the Republican electors
should carry Georgia, then the votes
of this state in the electoral college
would go for Harding. II the Demo
cratic electors carr ythe state, then
the votes of GroegiC? abr.hL
the votes of Georgia in the electoral
college go for Cox.
Another popularity of the official
Republican ballot is that it bears the
names of two candidates for the
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Foreign-born women in the United
States number more than 100000.