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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
GARRETT & co.


100 acres in sigh. OF r.. T. 4 T. Ey.; 90
q; acres open land; in good condition: - acres
hundred thousand feet first-ciiss nine. SOM.
OAK. SiX,rcom residences. two barns. orcha r..
, IND sheds. VII include two cows. three
$1,000. 80 '"'
- acres. 4I2 miles on, on .iae road: ~
acres in high state OF cultivation: al fenced
large orchard. in excellent hoa RINK sever, :.
room TSi,dsnce large barn. stable and other
mobile. mounted gas engine and ali ncccssapv
farm machinery. Price for quick ale S70o5
20 acres. all open: entire place fenced: :
good land; located six miles from Orange
ana two miles from railroad. Residence OF
so"i S%snes and Wifi s sgTn f a"ins
quick sale. '0'
2G7.Acre dairy farm. two mi.cs out: %,
acres open. all under woven wire fence
Dairy barn holding 50 head COWS: inrr.
morse barn: two tenant houses and six room
Estimated last week by competcnt man 70
cut over half million feet pine timIer bc'
sides lot OF oak. rr!cc In fee $500.
81 acres. Telegraph Road. two miles soptb
or Ashland. Fave room residence and COOL
rricc. $500 '''e'
iil2 East Main Street.
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FARMS FOR SALE.


go acres. /. mics OF Richmond. $50
per ac!,: good bu.idlnEa.
isa ac!css. Amelia County convenient, TO
s:o,3vJ.
81 acres. .Chcs,erhsId County. Groom
house and other buildings. sj.eee.
100 acres. convenient to railroad. New
Kent County. $500.
IS, acres in Chesterfield County. good
buildings. : l. miles from city. 54,eVo.
Magnificent home and farm combined. on
National Highway. $4,000.
iia acres. good buildings thereon. %
duck sora huniinE md rran,,n ma sn Win
lent place 70! c!uo. $1,000.
20 acres, 3 miles from city in Chester
field ttunty. Groom house and other build
inSs. So.5pS.
Beautiful home containing li-rooms. hot
water neat, hot and cold water, acctyIcnc
saa lights; = blocks from ear line. ) i-i@
No y 4 I,, i i nnANG 81. roo,
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HOMES FOR SALE.

I've, 5;Eoon, houses. Virginia Avenue. (
tnded. Highland Park; $500: small ca
payments aud balance like rent.
Scvcn-roo,n house. Second Avenue. Hi
land Park, $4,000. =
&. Nine-room house. zoo block West Ca
Beautiful. new stucco house on NO,
rose Avenue. large lot. $4,000.
AI Eight-T % oao modern house on Eio
&, Go2d home. 1909 block West c.
~. nea Ut mats. eaoo block Hanover A,
1000 BLOCK Boston Avenue. S-room hon
1900 block Floyd Avenue, modern bor
IN every respect. $500. 49, s'
Eisht-room house. 100 block w.x+ a,
nue. latrobe heat. $500. ~ "'ss ~
l., 7. BRANCH.
NO. y. Ninth Street s., Rhnp, q IA
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HOMES FOR SALE.

HOMES FOR SALE.
Spring is coming and We have sol
lovely homes in the North Side wh|
we would be pleased TO show you bcf1
you make d selection.
HAWTHORNE: Observation-Disclosures
ant Large Sleeping porch modern in ev1
lot slo,75o.
GRIFFIN AvENUE-Eigh. rooms !.
S Snin' ,i msdeFn' and possession soon. 9
GARLAND AvENuE-Eish, rooms
bath. modern. and bargain at s7.S5e.
NAMES AvEHUE-Eg!ht rooms. a
:. GRIFFIN AvESrE-E!sh, room. ]
And many. others In this section. {,
nave some of the best. See US.
!. A. CONNOLLY & co.
Seventh and Franklin SITS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

Il Lo IDA PRUPERTY-t'arms. orange
groves aud city homes. Timber and
!iSt or farm bargains. V. w. Gould
.AScncy. Box II. Dciand. Fla.
fOK SALE. two large farms in Virginia.
miles or Blackstone. on good road. near
churcncs ana schools: go acres In good sta "a
or cultivation. we'll suited to bright tobacco
ana grain, balance OF the farm covered in
I'!hc, poplar and oak timber: about ono
and on.-half million feet. The other. COS
: res. IS situated IN SOUTHAMPTON County.
ono mile or national highway four miles
or Nirginian Railroad. About 600 acres in
niSn state OF cultivation, we'll adaptcd TO
Grain. bright tobacco and peanuts \ large
dwciinE house IN iirst-class condition: All
houses and two million feet pine timber.
barl or which Is original growth. Can be
Dousht cheap on terms. Address Al
!isd Realty and Auction Company. home
once winston : "a lem. y. G. I'VE soil th,
earih at auction or ~ private sales |;
IN The market TO huy or sell. write ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

ll0CSE--For sale. new GROOM hon,o !.
LaSL Highland Park. Terms IiS
cash. balance reasonable See 4 De,,c
Trey 1905 Mutual building.
LEE DlSTRlCr-Direct from owner. In III
DISTRICT. house or I. rooms; hot water M
ana every modern convenience Must be sd
10 o" appreciated. y t3J. care Times-Dl
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Houses for Sale

a LOVELY HOME for sale. Grand club
frontage on York River Good b"th;nc in
season Two Srts buildings. good water
IN yard: 40 acres natural grass land and
hnc tor cattle and hogs. Three miles TO
regular baltimore steamer landing IIuild-
ings alone worth price of all. I'ricn OILY
Ia an acre: part terms. w. Il. BrosiduS.
lAkTpN Heights. rooms. modern: rrar
car line. good buy. Sec US nov. Jas.
i. Cosby. sol Mutual building
CHURCH HILl~-We have a number of de-
9,!able bones In best section OF Church
HUI for sale. Prices right. South Richmond
room brick; steam heat: modern In cvcrv
WAY and in hest residential section Sec
Charles r: Ruchrmund Room i6 Allison
hldE.. SOS IL East Main Street;
CHURCH HIL1-For sale. 9 houses on
Church i'm for colorcd tenants Very
chcaE, BeS, location. Address IL Ioi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

IyIG; HI a Nd SPRINGS-LarEs S-rol
hdF FSme nwGiins fSGl and
100 cash. III. W.. Box 1856. HiEhI:I
Springs Va.
HIGHLAND SPRtNGS-F'tvc-ro room bum
low. lot 75xioQ. and larg. crane M
yard: a bargain. $1,000 cash H. W.. Il
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sal

ADDREsSOGRApH. guaranteed Ike new.
Nearly half price. Demonstrated a: siI
Mutual Building
ANTIQUE bedroom sun in oxcoIs.1, CON
diticn. " 10 care Ttn"s- plsnatch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Garages for Rent

GARAGES-wo have several nice garages
In West End: good location: paved alley.
j. y. Connolly & Co.
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CHURCH HILL
HOMES.

IL ~ 11 LID.
$5,250.00-S Splendid home,
facing Chimborazo Park, T
rooms, bath, gas, etc.
81, East Broad
Street, near Park, good z
room brick dwelling, large
lot. In excellent condition;
possession before Septem-
Der l.
&,750.00-East Broad
Street, near 18th Street, 6
rooms, bath, gas, etc. A
large lot and good home.
$4,25O.OO-7-room dwell
ing on 36th Street, bath,
gas, electric lights, hard
wood floors, garage, large
lot.
$4,250.0O-34th Street,
near Broad Street, 7 rooms;
excellent location.
$4,25O.OO-32nd Street.
near Broad Street, 7 rooms;
good condition.
$4,250.OO-East Marshall,
near 31st Street, s rooms.
$5,250.00-East Franklin
Street, near Libby Hill
Park, s rooms, brick.
IF THESE DO NOT
SUIT YOU, WE HAVE
OTHERS. SEE US AT
ONCE.
REX 0. JONES CO., INC,
16 NORTH STH ST.
Floyd Avenue. near Cathedral three STORY
brick. steam heated: we'll built: deep lot.
Rcasona.st splendid investment OF
home Railroad man.
Floyd Avenue. near Belmont, Groom brick;
modern. wei-cquippcd: carly possession.
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business IiGuipmcnf.

CASH REGISTER at a bargain. Write 4
700. care Richmond Times. DISPATCH
FOR your office ncads call Randolph 2I.7
or Madison 74hb. Our stock consists OF
everything needed in the Office from pins
10 large hrcproof safes. Let our city man
call on you. Virginia Stationery Company
Inc. al3 East Main Street.
SAFE-for ,saie. one iron safe. in first
class condition. los North Seventh st.
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MCHLEMAN & KAYHOE.
Rca! Estate Exchange Bldc.
Phone Madison 1913.

FOR SALE-on one OF the most de,sral
hht mm, on Grove Avenue, thoroughly mode
hct-watcr heat. electric lights Tn 80
condition Price $1,000 ~
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One io.room house. West Grace street.
WousTn 80. S!V'"vo
Ono 6-room> brick. oak floors. modern.
Grove Avenue. sonnet hing nicc.........S 5000
ono Groom. Allen Avenue. modcrr.....S 800
ono 6-room. oak floors and modern.
West End possession. May l..........S 5000
One S.room house. hotwater heat.
Floyd Avenue. possession 60 days......S SOD
One s-room brick. West End. latroDo
neat 5.Up
One Groom frame. south Laurel Streets 200
one 6-Sooin frame. Barton lieightS....s =. 200
OIc h-rooIa bungalow. Burton Ueights3 3. $50
one broom cottage, lot l01N!ah. s .22J0
ono t.room cottage. No. laI Taylor
ono store. with rooms above. .........S 1500
One store with rooms above. 200
One ,-room frame. latTobn heat, Gintcr
Iafk 300
One S-room stucco Gnter Park. new
One s-room stncco. Barton Heights.
hot-water heat. garage. possession at
on sronm lima new % IL 2SSo
One 8,room frame. Highland Park. pos
session within 30 days ..,..........,....s $500
f. 4. CATLIN & COMPANY.
Mr.. 7. D. Parrish. Madison ioi.
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HOME,

Seven-room house a1
one acre land, about on]
half mile from Forest iii
car. Possession at ono
Price, $500.
j. A. CONNOLLY & Col
IlOMES-.For city and suburban homes
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

$5,250.O0-S Splendid home,
facing Chimborazo Park, T
rooms, bath, gas, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

FOR .SALE-On West Grace str,.t
bah ftap ,,a, brick dwelling OF S rooms a
concrete cellar. Built for a hons sEoo1
value at $1,000. soj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

GRIFFIN AvENCE-Eight rooms ,
bath. modern. and possession soon.
only $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

WOODLAND Heights. rooms. modern. er-
ccpt heat. Early possession. Price and
terms 10 suit. Jas. 7. Cosby. SOL Mutual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

CALI. 10 sec US for farms and CITY pron-
crty in our new Office. l.. r. Branch En
DAIRY farm. 367 acres. close 10 civ.
large COW barn and slo: two tenant
houses, s,roon residence. large horse barn:
all fenced with woven wire. Price 81 > o6o'
Garrett ~ Co. Ill. East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

l.OOO ARMY ASH cans Dracf,caIIv new: cost
Gooycrnn,snt from. s. to 80 each class
a. SO Glass Il &c on. Class C. sIS 50 FRA
buckets ?oc Armv snpplics Of Eli N.,ds
Army & SayT supply Companv ago ltroox
teenth Street Madison :4O5: e9oi Lester
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
You Guard Against Burglars
But What About Rats?

Rats steal millions Of dollars
worth Of grain, chickens, eggs, etc.
Destroy property and are menace
to health. II you are troubled with
rats, try RAT-SNAP. 1t will surely
kill them-prevent odors. Cats or
dogs won't touch it. Comes in cakes.
Three sizes, 25c, soc, sl.O0. Sold
and guaranteed by f. c. Clapp and
c. Murphy.-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
How to
Live
Cemnen Sense Comnenss On
HsshA, Happiness and
Longevity
By GEORGE =. BUTLER
A. M. M D.
NUTRITION IN ITS RELATION TO
HEALTH.

Cs,ynssI inS By inssrnsuonsi Pres ssIsss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

Don't send me any check till I tell
you.
The Banker-How long do you
think it viii be before we get back
on a sane basis, Judge?
The judge don't know. The
law will stick, if the supreme court
says so, but we ought to have a
solemn referendum on it next year,
anyway.
The Merchant-That's what I say.
There's too much blame fool presi-
Dental campaigning. We're losing
sight OF the real issue.
The judge agree with you
there. But il may be quite a while.
The Banker-Well. I got enough
10 last year if you fellows don't
call too often.
The Merchant haven't, but
know where 1 can get some My
boss has more than he wants
The Judge-More than he wants
Impossiblel
The Merchant-Yes the doctors
ordered him off of it, If I get more
than 60 or 20 cases I'll let you in
on it.
The Judge-You won't. People
don't have that kind of luck now
adays.
The BANKRUPT if you do, don't
forget about it. By the way, whose
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03
Democratic Voters

The primary campaign has been made The candidates be
fore you hope that the best Democrats The best
ought the primaries because democrats
best timber the ticket We will this year providing
make our best choice Of candidates.
The fight for through well know,
sided affair with the democrats lined
the party who their above the
II the field and being the right side of this affair
help but shall be happy and well armed
the candidate providing Tues
day the good Democrats of this district succeed in nominating
for then shall know that majority of the democrats OF the 9th
still hold their party above personal that
might be dragged into the campaign.
will thank you for your support the primaries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

New York has a fire every half
hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03
G. O.P. CANDIDATES
STAGE HARD FIGHT
Harding and Lowden End
Tours of Statehood
and Johnson Continue.
By United Press

ny UNITED Freas-
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May L.
Going into the home stretch. the
four leading republican presidential
candidates today were Hghting hard
10 come under the tape first in
next Tuesdays primary elections
Two OF them-Harding and Low
den-will conclude their Indiana
tours tonight
johnson and Wood will continue
their stumping next Monday.
Question of speed.
II was a question Of speed today
which candidate could visit the
most points and deliver the most
speeches A battery Of orators was
stamping the state in behalf Of each
OF the candidates, and marshalling
their forces at the last moment.
Johnson and Harding will cross
trails here tonight Harding Will
speak at the Marion club and John
son will address a mass meeting at
TornIinson hall This will be Hard
ings last speech IN Indiana, while
LOwden will wind up at Gary to-
night
All candidates have been concen-
trating some OF their heavy artillery
on the steel region in and around
Gary, where the labor vote IS eX-
pected 20 be heavy. All other in
dustrial centers are objects Of the
aspirants also.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03
Big 4 ENGINEER
OUT WITH FACTS.
Says Tanlac Quickly Brought Back
His Old-Time Health and
Encrgy-t'ecls Fine, Now.

One of the most noteworthy fea-
lures in connection with the intro
duCuon and sale of Tanlac through
out America is the very large num-
Der of railroad men who have been
| benefited by its use.
Prominent departmental officials,
conductors, engineers. Office clerks
and, in fact. men representing prac-
ticaIly every branch of the service,
have reported that they have used
Tanlac with the most surprising
and gratifying results.
one Of the latest TO testify is z.
II. BOwley, Eighth and Elborne
apartments, in Price Hill, Cincinnati.
Mr.. Bowley has been in the service
II the Big Four railroad as engineer
for forty years and has been on his
present run - pulling passengers -
.etween Cincinnati and Chicago for
the past twelve years. He is also a
Commentary Mason and an active
member of the Knights OF Py:hias,
and is popular with al who know
him. Mr.. Bowley, in relating his
experience with Tanlac, said:
Il never thought OF letting my
name be used IN connection with a
medicine, but Tanlac has helped me
and l consider il well worth rec
ommending TO anyone suffering from
stomach trouble and a rundown
condition.
For some time past my appetite
has been very poor and 1 have suf-
fered a great deal from indigestion.
was in a badly rundown condi-
ton and had that tired feeling all
the time
We'll. what I needed was just
an all round building up and Tan
las has done that very thing My
appetite is so keen that 1 can hardly
eat enough to satisfy me and I can
eat what I want without feeling a
touch OF indigestion. ] no longer
have that tired, WORKOUT feeling
and am enjoying my usual good
health and energy. l have found
Tanlac unusually fine and am glad
TO give il my hearty endorsement
There is no season OF the year
when Tanlac can be taken 10 bet
ter advantage than fight new. In
the spring-time al mankind, after
weathering the storms OF winter. is
I'm need OF au upbuilding tonic Ac-
cording TO the testimony OF multi
piled thousands who have used IL,
there is nothing more inv1gorating
10 a rundown system than Tanlac.
II is also invaluable 20 persons suf-
fering from the after effects OF in
duenza, grippe, operations, typhoid
and pneumonia and bronchial trou-
bles. or who are in rundown con-
dition from any cause. Tanlac Is
a powerful reconstructive tonic and
always produces most gratifying re-
suits.
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
Tho Central Drug Store and in Mish-
awake at The Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03
,een and alert every minute of their

keen and alert every minute of their
time.
The Judge-Or course not. In
fiuence can't get you any. But one
fifty a casell buy all you can use.
The Banker-Good stuff?
The Judge-NOt very. but what
can you expect at that price.
The Merchant-I'm going to be
IN en- a stock dividend of a big COM
pany that sold il. Declare the stuff
for dividends. 1 get SO cases. You
fellC WIS want in
The Judge and Banker-Sure, we
want in. When do we get it?
Merchant-Ill let you know. All
the boys at the club are in on il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

THURSDAY So DAY.
Next Thursday, May 9Th, Is So day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

honor is IL
The JUDGE don't remember who
won the hole.
The Merchant won il. I think.
The Judge-Never mind who won
IL. as / was saying, IL 1 can get more
than 60 Or
That's the way they talk. ANY
where. You can hear 'em yourself.
Is II any wonder New York is the
biggest and best city in the world =?
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

Quick stuff. and gray matter in
it. They don't waste words in New
York. Go out 10 any Of the golf
courses. There you see the real
birds. Have money enough 10 loaf
week day afternoons
ThreesOme going round. Minds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

Harold Spaulding. a son. Merle Law
renee.
Mesdames Murray Plat and ]. ID.
Platt will entertain the June Band
at the home Of the latter on May 4.
The w T. VI. s. OF the Methodist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon,
May 4, with Mrs. H Z. Storrs.
The Wednesday club held an open
meeting at the school house Wed
nesday evening entertaining their
guests at a musicale. talent from the
i. NJ. college. the high school and
from their own members. furnishing
music which was greatly enjoyed
The Kings Herald's OF the Metho-
dist church met Saturday afternoon
ia the church parlors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03
WANT j. S. TO
REGULATE PAPER
Frank A. Munsey Claims That
Government Must Super
wise Sale of Newspaper.
By United Press

BY United Press:
WASHINGTON. May Govern
ment regulation OF news print is the
only means Of avoiding a paper fam
inc OF the present ratio OF increased
consumption continues, Frank a.
Munsey, New York publisher, told
the senate print paper investigating
committee today.
II see no possible remedy left to
individual publishers" Munsey said.
The only way 10 handle IT is by
restriction through the national gov
eminent theory Of tn good of all. g"
Should Serve Public.
II would be impossible TO get New
York publishers to cut consumption
in half but 1t should be done, he
said.
Smaller newspapers should serve
the public equally well, publishers
would make all the money they
needed and our forests would not
be depleted" Munsey declared.
If present unrestricted use Of
paper continues the time will come
when newspapers will be forced to
exorbitant prices" he predicted.
There is no substitute for the
wood that goes into news print 4"
Munsey said.
THURSDAY So DAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-03

New Workers are brisk and bust
ness like. You can tell 'em any
where. Dress snappy, talk snappy,
think snappy. Have something to
say, too. Put more into a mouthfal
than other people can put into a
book. No idle conversation for
them. OyeFhear them anywhere and
yoU'H understand.
Anywhere-worh. golf. riding on
subway banquet up town or lunch
hour.
Go into an office. Vice president,
sales-manager, and chairman board
directors. all in old mans office. Big
guys these. Typical New Workers.
Listen TO 'em.
The Old Man-Yes. sir, and when
that's gone l know where l can get
so cases more.
Sales Manager-But you know
about the same place idea. Com
pany's gCin' declare stock dividend
in the stuff. Parcel it out all mem
bers. that right?
Vice President-I'm in on that
too. I'm pretty well stocked up
though
Chairman-Oh. It's only a ques-
ton OF little while before IL comes
back. They can't be all nuts on
the supreme court.
The Old Man-Yes. she'll come
back all right Americans can't
be oppressed by a parcel OF fanatics
forever. But anyway. want 70
keep stocked up till it does come
back.
See that? Crisp. business like, to
the point. Nobody but New York
ers could talk likesthat
Listen again. Couple big. well
rugged men at lunch-big hotel.
Fancy room with some dude name.
Big Guy-Oh, l know where l
can get all l want. Two dollars a
jolt. though.
Little Guy-You can't take a
chance on them places. Get caught
in raid some night. Wouldn't do.
Big Guy - Foolishness. They
wouldn't dare raid them places. III
YOU knew the name OF the bird
that has a cut in you'd understand.
Little Guy-City official or some
thing like that?
Big GUY couldn't tell you. But
get mine there when I want just
one or Two. Then a big cOmpany's
kuAlb ~ utLldlG STOCK UlNlQGnQ
OF the stuff. I'm in on that. too.
Little GUY heard about that
Could you spare me a case or two?
Big Guy-Wiu If 1 can. But you
know how il goes. what with all
the gang playing you for an oasis
in the desert every night
Little Guy-I know. How long
will IL he before II Will come back.
Big Guy-Not long now. I got
a tip on that. But that's inside
stuff. How about that quart you
said you had up 10 the room?
Little Guy-It's there. What Jake
left OF IL last night
Big Guy-COme on up. Some
time III take you TO that two-buck
place I was telling you about.
Quick stuff. and gray matter in
it. They don't waste words in New
York Go out 10 any Of the golf
courses. There you see the real
birds. Have money enough 10 LOAF
week day afternoons
Threesome going round. Minds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
WOMEN'S VOTE
NOW TANGLED
Tennessee Mlxup May Drag
Election Into Court

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-The pos
sibility OF the Tennessee suffrage
tangle dragging results OF the fall
election thru tho courts and into the
house OF representative has been
recognized by high government Off
ciais. and ways 10 meet IL are being
considered. II was learned today.
Tho possibility OF the elections go
Ing into the courts and congress
arises out of constitutional provi
zlonr that a candidate must have a
majority in the electoral college &c
secure his election.
II courts should declare. after Shs
election had occurred. that the Ten
nessee ratification OF suffrage WA
illegal. all women'r votes cast under
authority Of tho 18Th amendment
also would be Illegal. and there would
be nothing TO do but throw out the
whole vo,. OF states where such IL
legal voting occurred.
Thus no candidate would have q
majority OF the electors. and the
houre Of representatives would elect
the president
Republican leaders. ~ was believed
here. can aid suffrage In Connect
cut. since the state In republican
They are expected 20 do so when the
legislature meets in special session
The Alabama legislature also meets
In October. according 90 word here
bu; the chances are deemed slim for
suffrage there.