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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
FLOYD AVENUE BARGAIN.
FOR SALE.

f'R SALE.
Modern from s,ucro dwelling.
S"inpieie in every ic,aii. located
Richmond Convcn!cn, terms can
10" arranged u desired p-irc
only S:5CH. R"ttcr sec us at once
about this
Eirh; room s,ueco dwelling mod.
nEn in every way. Including sirNr-
;mE r"rch' good location In North
,Micnni""d' Price. $3.50. Easy
i NIX i ST %l!, 4q 3D., H"'h erish dwell
Now rented Tor 40 per month
Look at this.
West Cary Stree, brick dwelling
ST% cq2Hl es sSHdi ,.,.n Price. s3.5oo
New Groom! brick dwelling. bath.
Sas. clcc;Tic!ty hot-;Ir ho.ti. den
~ io.."i.! in tho W"st End
Price. i','5" Easy terms. '
Splendid farm OF ~ acres. located
Oh GOOD road, miles houth ~
cry: about - acres open and m.
y" q NJ IN young timber I'm
S-r"oin dwelling with bath. aCy,V
IN" lights dHL POLISHED nonrs.
.aftc harn and other uutLuiiIinrs
~, Would make an "Ac.l!cn,
,oHntTF 1!iC" for a u!,y man
fric". $1,000 Liberal terms ~
'"h eAchIns" for city property.
-. =. TAYLOR " co.
:! North Ninth stree,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land FOR Sale SJ
FARM

100 acres, eight-room
dwelling, good barns;
orchard; IS acres in
cultivation; six miles
from Richmond, on
automobile road. S65
per acre; land across
the road sold for 500.
400 acres, on James
River; Z head horses
and mules; 500 bush
els corn; all farm
tools; about $50 acres
in crops. Possession at
once. $50 per acre.
POLLAR- 4 BAGBI
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HIGHLAND Park.

HIGHLAND Park.
EiSh;-room home: splendid condi.
,ion All city ConvcnirnCcs: large
oelu'ifu! lot. one Of the hiEhes,
ana hcalthicst locations ON &c
count OF owner leaving, Will soil
TINS nome for si.50o' $500 cash
ana htlancc easy terms. Early
Six rooms; electric lights: newly
nI?"r"t: close 10 school and car.
Price. $4,000. $3.50 cash and IN.
ba!anC" Ike rent. Possession.
WEST END.
SiS,ro"m brick home: All city con
N"ni' noes except heat. concrete
celia Price. $4,000 Liberal
terms. Possession 20 days II IN.
t"restsd. 500 mo a; once.
CENTRAL.
ScNNsn-room hr.ch: convenient to
school and cars. large 10; To
settle AN rstai" will SaCriiic. this
HON" At $4,000. Liberal terms
50" mo a. once ahou; this and
other big bargains
MIR MEhDOR.
l. L. y J. 5. HARvIE.
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by j. THOMPSON BROWN ~ CO.
l0li East Main street.
Trustee S Sale to
Highest Bidder
TWO STORY DETACHED
EST END DWELLING
1903 Patterson Ave.

WEST OF BELT LINE-LARGE LOT
10y virtue OF n deed of trust, dated
May 81. 1920. and recorded in Rich
mona Chanccry Court in d. ~ 259-C
page 4ai, to the undcrsignc. trustee
10 secure certain notes therein de-
scrined default being made and being
n ,I cd SO TO do. will sell AT public
a"c'i"';' on Tie premises,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18TH.
AT l.. NJ
lot OF land. with improvements there
on. being No. 1905 Patterson Avenue
commencing on north line of Pattcr,
son Avenue 90 feet west of Morris
street. thence running wcstwardiv
ana fronting on north line of pat
tcrSon Avenue 20 feet and 'extendinr
pack northwardly between parallel
lines $50 feet TO q l4-foot aliey.
The dwelling contains rooms.
halls. etc. and has front and rear
porches. Nice shady lot and will
make snug horne whore values are
incrcasing-and immediate possession
can be had.
TERMS: All cash.
LEROY z. BROWN,
Trustee.
Auctioneers.
While above terms are prescribed
under the deed. q reasonable long
time loan could be arranged.
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zigh Grade Positions Are Offered Thru I'D Want Ads
6E>iL ESTATE FOR SHE
Farms and Land .or Sale ,

HIGHLAND rARK-Now bu,lJinr. .cycra,
attractive stucco 7-room and reception
n"i! residences strictly modern: good
section Reasonable first payment hal.
anc. monthly. Price. $4,000. See Chas
fnehTmund. Room 80. Allison Buiai-
IF YOU want 10 buy a farm. sec Great
Eastern Land Co. 2O?-l0 Central Ma,
tional Ba:iS Building
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FARM AND COUN-
TRY HOME

SO acres, located near
National Highway; 30
acres open and in high
state Of cultivation; Z
roDm dwelling, bath,
hot and cold water,
telephone. Entire place
fenced and cross
fenced w i t h woven
wire; nice orchard;
school and church one
half mile; large two
story barn, machine
shed. corn and poultry
houses. This place is
located on river, where
there is good fishing,
hunting and bathing.
Will sell or exchange
for city property. So
see.
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Valuable Farm
Property

] III
COUNTY. 10 MILES FROM ri,
CITY or RICHMOND. AT EDgtoTr.
STATION oN THE SOuTiiERH Il
~ AND KNOWN AS BELGRADE.
Ky F!r,r. Of certain Iced Of ,rus
,yinh:r -" 1913. and al record I'M "a,
"th ono. uf Chcsirrlald ,'i-c,,i
court IN u. Il. 1876. parc 81. s.l,,,i,,,
I,,. t..n sum OF money. dcfault hav
hhiH. ana h"inr rcptiiroi :,
~ th" b"n"ncinrv theron vyc sbaI
~, I" sell AT public auction. %.
'"' PREMISES on -
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE II ,.o,
~ O'clock J.. NJ
Ia. above dcscrib"d piopcriv.
n" p!a'" contains -2s acres
iaiiG. nor Or less. aud described a
U" southern Railroad n, Eohiotr
E'"'!"i' and adjoining ,ha lnuds a
t. .rn Lard. James Watkins 81 ais.
fr., me iHnnb;9Hem"nts consist OF
II"n'c dwelling EOusc lnrg. lar,
COW stable. siins ma n,S "d'. ,
houses. aud Is vol ,,I,,,,aH uut
@mnLE farm having been used a
TERMS cash sutndtcn, to cxecuu
ms trust 70 Ray all taxes to day -
sal" hnd ISIS 90 interest du. To dn,.
Tor 'f sSta "a a. TO three Interest note
follows; ON December -. 1921. Inn
~ l'22. on December Is no,
N pr'h,!i al note for s. 5000 ais
Hu. on hecemh"r Is. 1922. with in
ttr.st 10 accru" on them baIanc, -
one and two years. also win mo-
est added. 1853 '"''r
Tn" purchaser 81 this property VII
he required 10 deposit with III. aI,c
h9nce!s 10000 At the time Of tn
sale.
{. II. SUTTON.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

OFFICE OF
June 10. 1921
Scaled proposals.. nill bc received at his
office uui!l - O'Clock noon. Juuy Ism
1921. 70, tn" constr I,tiun ~ certain sow"rs.
Forms 81 proposals can hc obtained on az
pliChtion
4 ccrt!n": ch-cis Tor amour, stated on
proposal. must accompany Zach b;I as a
guaranty OF "N"gu,Inn 1f contract Tn"
Director uf Public works reserves tn,
righ; 10 reject any and al! bids
AliES j. SAYii.LE.
Director Of Public Works
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ldp;ll NOTICES.

commonwealth ~ Virginia Office Of
SuD"rint"nd.ut ~ Public Printing Ni,h.
monI. Va. June !. 1871!
sealed proposals for printing fifteen hun.
ni.i 'oni"s o; ihe one hundred aud twenty.
hihtH volume of Virginia Reports w-ii! b.
JsceiNSd a, TINS Office w to l. 81. Thurs-
~ III" sam" TIM and 9ac" b!tr VIII bo
ItttiE.i Tor b!niinc. Wrapping aud label
INK niic"n hundred copies Of the abvy.-
mentioned books.
Printed schedules. on which all bids viii
=, ic.h!Icd 10 l." made. and sample page
showing style OF tyne wiz be furnished on
application. "
Each bid mus: bc iuclosSd In sealed IN
ErIppc. addressed to the Sus-riu,.rd.n, -,
Fue.c ffintinr, and marked Proposal :
Contractors VIII toe required t. max.
diNy shipments of carefully read irou,
M".Hly sh!nin.n,s OF ave copies o: zach
siN'c"n- Page form worked and Ia furnish
bond WITH apIrov"i security. .or III"
i"iinfu. Performance" ~ contract
IN. TiEh; - reserved to r"icC. any or
all bids DAVIS E1T'r,,M' VI
SupcrIfit" nl"nt OF Public i,I!utIny
June 49, O-I2-ii-is
OFFICE OF CITY cuMPrHOf.i.LT
Room 1903. Clty Hall. Richmond y.
Notice The transfer books OF IN,
bonded debt 81 the cay q! Hlrulu.ut ,r'II
be closed after June IL 1921 ana re.
opened July !. 1924.
II. {. COFEK
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REAL ESTATE FOR Sale
Houses for Snln

EiGliT-RoOM s;ucco house i'm Barton
1i'lSnts: hot-wdt"r heat: extra large
rooms. Price. $3.50. Ryland Realty
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STOP, LOOK,
LISTEN -!

We are Offering for
sale Is acres of good,
level land, situated
within a mile of the
city of Richmond linn
its, on which property
are d beautiful mod
ern home Of 9 rooms
and bath, equipped
with gas light, run
ming water, etc; a
large barn, chicken
house and other sub
stantial outbuildings.
This is your oppor-
tunity to secure one Of
the bes t suburban
homes near Richmond.
The location is ideal
on a hard road.
The property will be
sold at q reasonable
price.
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-. =. TAYLOR ~ 60.
- North Ninth Street
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Suburban for Sale
B 7

FOR ShLE-F!yc- cottage. on il-a
acre. near Glen Allen; Eood nciEhGGrs
N.i"Tcnc"s exchanged. VIII sell :o-
EIs9 Bon sol rhc Dispatch.
FOR SALE. splendid piece OF Investment
rra! estate IN Highland farn paying
~ per cent on 5000. Price. $4,000
WI! tax" automobile as nrst paymrn;
ana hrrhns" balance To sui: Your auto.
mobile Is AN expense and liability. Why
not invest It's value IN good real estate
-" 'hdS. i lsu-aTinunI. Room 10 AL
I!s"h bGl ding. sVj IL East Main Street
81 btRBAS homes for sIl'-N.w ..atur !.
L'roo'n s'ur"p house. new .-story Groom
:ram" House, new i-room bungalow.
convenient to graded school. CnurC h.
stores and rail Transportation Also on
good hut"mohll" road. - minutes driv.
IRON ciiy. Terms can BE- mad j1 suit
purchaser. Phone or -. l.: f. U!nchic.
"i- North Sheppard Street.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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AuCiiOi,.rp
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by SUTTON n co. Inc.
10 North Ninth street.
Richmond. Va
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WESTHAMPTO-'-T ,'hup, Road and
Monument Avenue. Your last chance.
Price right l.!h"rI! terms Box u t35.
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RE.IL ESTlTE FOR SHE
HOUSES for SnlG

Park AyENuE-.s5.5DO rooms, semi
uctdchci' modern except heat y bar
gam. MADISON G2Ih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

EiSht- room brick house in tho
West End: ilrsi-Class condition. A
bargain ut Sl4.oGO. Reasonable
terms. II Interested. see me at
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-05
FINE VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
FRIDAY AT GRAND THEATER

This. weeks vaudeville bill show
ing afternoon and evening at the
Grand ,theatfr on Friday only, con-
sists OF comedy novelty, a dancing
sister team, a clever comedy pair, and
a trio Of male singers who possess
voices Of quality. 4
'.Toots and Pal' open the bill. A
clever comedian impersonating q bell
boy does singing. comedy talking and
acrobatic dancing, assisted by 9 Won
derfully trained dog.
'..The Hewett Sisters" present a
neat, clean and attractive number,
being vocalists and devotees of the
Hawaiian and classic dances, Davis
aud Nelson offer an act consisting OF
rapid fire talk which takes place be-
tween q new salesman and an ex-
pea,enced saleslady. "A surprise finish
n,akes this en- unusually attractive
number. ErF -s
Possibly tho cream Of the program
will be seen in the appearance OF
Fredericks, Ellsworth and Thomas, q
ltrio Of men whose voices beautifully
blend in color harmony In a line
repertoire of songs, some Of them OF
| the college glee club type. Their
burlesquing OF III Troyatore" is
d highly amusing performances.
1.-THE Mad Marriage lie the photo
play which precedes the vaudeville.
. 80 : 4, let 49, 70
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-05
THREE SEvENS" AT THE
ELKO THEATER FRIDAY

In ''Three Sevens", his first full
length feature photoplay, at the
Elko theater Friday and Saturday.
Antonio Moreno is sure to win added
laurels. The picture Is one that will
hold the attention and leave last
ing impress upon the spectator. 1t
depicts phrase of life unfamiliar
to most persons and shows what So
g.ety is doing to redeem criminals.
The photu2lay does not moralize. 1t
Is not a crook picture. It Is a clean,
wholesome story of love, and adven-
ture and human interest. j. Il.
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nected with the potato -four factory
at Benjsdji was also present and ex-
planned to the club how his business
would help the farmers. Missionary
W. s. Cummings, also Of Bemidji.
was present and gave one OF his
pleasing talks on community better
ment. "A program was rendered and a
lunch was served. The next meeting
will be Thursday, May rs, at b.. M,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Hoglum.
Mrs Nels Lifquist and daughter,
Miss Julia, and sons, Arthur and Ed
ward, autoed over from Staples last
Friday to y.sit Mrs. Henry Sawyer.
Mrs. Lifquist anu sons returned. to
Staples Saturday leaving Miss Julia
for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Rogholt spent
Sunday afternoon with their son
and wife, Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Rog-
holt.
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new families just arrived in cur

new families just arrived in Cup
lneighbOrhOod. 1.ifNa
+ Don't forget the entertainment T.
be given by the Emmanuel Ladies
Aid at the Buck Lake school hous'
Saturday evening, May 14th, ever!
one Is welcome
Alfred and Martin Rogholt repor1
the well that they have been puttint
down for Mr.. Scotield OF Silver Lake
is completed, and say he now has 9
fine supply of water.
We have learned that the Rev
Tufteland changed the hour OF ser
vice at the Silver Lake school from
ii a.. IN. to 3 p. m. for his next ser
vice May Is.
The Woodland union Sunday school
teachers training. class met last Fri
day evening with Mrs. Alexander
s. wyer. All the class were present
hut one. A pleasant study hour was
spent, after which light lunch was
served. The members OF the class
have now successfully passed their
first examination, and were very
highly commended by their examiner
as we'll as by Missionary Cummings.
Their next meeting will be Thursday,
May IL with Mrs. Albin Carlson.
Ed Larson was a Cass Lake visitor
last Saturday.
Charles Chase was in Cass Lake
last Thursday looking for man TO
help him on the farm. :
T. H. Phillips and Alfred Rogholt
were in Cass Lake on business last
Wednesday. /.
Little Hazel Carlson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Carlson has been
very seriously i'll the past week. We
are glad to be able to report that
she is improving
The Silver Lake. Farmers club met
last Thursday afternoon at the home
Of E. w. Davis. A large number were
present and a very profitable and
pleasant afternon was spent. MIR.
Ross OF Bemidji was present and gave
a very instructive talk on potato
growing also demonstrated seed
treatment" Mr.. Reamer VINO is con-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-05
OF THE THEATRES
MARY pIcKFoRD P0RTRAYs
AMERICAS INCEST CHILD

"Rebecca is delightful from begin
ming to end; she is just the incest
child in American literature" said
Thomas Bailey Aldrich,, the author
OF '"The Story OF q Bad Boy" other
classics. Perhaps there can be no
better description of the youthful
heroine Of "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook
Farm" That the smotion picture
public agrees with Mr.. Aldrsch lis
proven by the enthusiasm with
which Mary Pickford's perturbation
OF the famous novel has been receiv-
ed. The picture will again be shown
at the Elko theater tonight only.
Miss PickforG is supported by such
film favorites as Eugene O'Brien and
MarjorI'e Daw. Marshall Neilan was
the director. It IS an Aircraft re-
lease. ..---
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TURTLE RIVER

+ y = \ 4 y = ~ = = = r = y =
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Erwin and Geo.
Hines of Hines. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Erwin's niece, Mrs. B. N. Went-
worth. ts.s. ~, 34g ayg9s
Miss Elma Peterson of Bemidjl
spent the. weekend at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Olsen and chill
dren were Bemidli visitors Monday.
+ Dudley and Miss Jennie Lawrence
were among the Sunday callers at the
George McTaggart home.
john Peterson transacted business
in Turtle River Monday. K
Mrs. Henry Johnson, who has been
teaching in the Silver Lake school,,
closed a very successful term Satur-
day with an excellent program, and
a dainty lunch which was served to
a large crowd.
Lloyd and Hilda Swed,berg visited
at Cyrus Fournier's Sunday.
Miss Loretta Paddock spent the
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BOOTH HARRINGTON !. ii ]
COMEDY AT GRAND

The famous stage success by Leo
.DitT.chstein and Frederic and Fam
ME Hatton, 1.-THE Great Lover, has
been made into a sparkling photo
play that is even better than stage
version. It's a comedy that deals
with the artistic temperaments, love
affairs and life behind the scenes OF
grand opera stars. It will be shown
here for the last time at the Grand
theater tonight together with Ed
cars Jonah Day sparkling, en-
joyable page out OF an average AM
erican boys life. which was written.
by Americas foremost humorist,
Booth Harrington.
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SILVER LINING" AT
THE REX THEATER TODAY

Silver Lining" a Metro re-
starring Jewel Carmen, which
the feature OF the bill at the
theater today, Is q picture
with surprises which shows in
remedy novel and entertaining
rthe adventures Of a beautiful
girl who sin her battle with
I'D law has some wonderful ex-
ceS. ,,y y
Carmen Is Almost attractive
girl while Leslie Austen e
ability 10 at its best as the
author. Colt Albertson makes
ldence man Of unusual type.
<yson and Dorothy Dickson add
II their famed dances to this
picture.
he Silver Lining was written
directed by Roland West from q
rio by D. ]. Buchanan and
Smith. Edward Wynard and
fucker photographed 1t.
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evening on account of the illness OF
his daughter, Hazel.
Z" Alex and Henry Sawyer called on
Mrs. Albin Carlson Friday =.
Mrs. Edwin Rogholt spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Alex Sawyer and
daughters. g.,
a company Of young folks were
roaming around our neighborhood
Sunday hanging May baskets. 4.
Arthur Rogholt has been on the
sick list the LAST week or so. =
It ID reported that there are three
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kick IN HIGH LIFE"
lex SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

ne explosion Of eggs which have
laid by hens fed on gunpowder
1t. unknown In trick motion pic
photography, but the versatile
y Lehrman has sprung a few
ones, including the blowing up
5e mice, In his latest First Ma
comedy, 'The Kick in High
. which will be shown at the
theater. commencing Saturday.
he does 1t, Mr.. Lehman will
xplain, pointing out that he can
tfford to give away the secrets OF
profession which have won him
, as a director Of different" COM
Described as a man Of human
rstanding and Keen wit. ne has
. rapid strides away from the
otyped comedy by not only at
ting to give his pictures a riot
lot, but by making the impos-,
seem possible. Hence the explo-
eggs and mice.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-05
ELOvE LIGHT" AT REX
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Q announcement that Mary FicE-
is to appear at the Rex theater
ming Saturday, in her latest
I'd Artist production, The Love
t." is Of unusual interest to her
sands OF local admirers, for sew
reasons, one Of them being that
tar, and her author and direc-
frances Marion, obtained the
or the story, q great deal OF the
shings and some of the players
each was honeymooning with
sspective husband, in Italy.
he cast are jean De Rriac, who
or some time leading man for
Bernhard and who also APP
d in Italian photoplays; Ray
Bloomer, Edward N. Phillips,
n Dunno, George Rigas and Al
Prescott. NJ n II ~
.rles Kosher who has been res
Die for the splendid photogra-
fall Miss. Pickford' 8 recent pro-
ms lis credited with the best
graphy of his career in THE
Light" and lin this he has had
operation OF Henry Cronjager,
zen Gooson is art director and
OF the beautiful settings are
actual photographs taken by
Marion and Miss Pickford IN
Q Love Light" will be at the
heater tor two days beginning
day. L. +. TT. ,.ss55
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week end with relatives in Bemidji.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. F. Reeve called on
old friends and neighbors in Ten
strike Monday withtthe view of pur-
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BUCK LAKE

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and Mrs. Dan Newton and
Ralph and Miss Irene Murphy
.7iss Elverna Hazen, all OF Be
autoed over. last Saturday eve
ard spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Henry Sawyer, returning home
az evening.
i'm Carlson came home Friday
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chasing a farm in that vicinity.
!, b. N. Wentworth called on Michel
Walter Sunday.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-08-05
BlantOn Is Grilled
While House Cheers

Washington, July 30.-Congress-
man Blanton of Texas was grilled
to a brown turn by Congressman
Black of the same state. The lat
ter exposed Blanton's support Of
many items in the Fordney tariff
bill, and then voting against the bill
as a whole, while having Texas
papers print in glazing headlines:
"Blanton denounces the Fordney
tariff bill as pernicious and indefen-
sible"
This is a favorite Blanton trick,
and as a result he is as popular in
the house as the boll-weevil in a
cotton field.
Both sides of the house cheered
Congressman Black who conceded
the right of men to differ with
him, while he scored Blanton for
talking one way and acting another
way.
The grilling included good-na-
tured craftsmanship against the bill,
which Mr.. Fordney, author of the
bill enjoyed
"Why, gentlemen" said Mr.. Black,
"the situation is simply this: This
good ship Fordney Bill is about to
said for a protective-tariff harbor
port Her old, tattered sails are al
ready fluttering in the wind.
my good friend from Texas is
not willing to get on board the
ship. He knows that she is a leaky
old boat, but he has got some ba-
bies that he wants to put on board.
So we have witnessed him enthus-
iastically taking those babies and
putting them on the old boat, and
today when the whistle blows for
all hands to get on deck, the ship
is about to depart, | see my good
friend from Texas rushing down
the gang plank so that he can get
safely back on shore; but he says,
4 will leave my babies on board.
"And then see him going back
home next summer to his consti-
tuents, and saying: Although
helped to get these babies on board,
did all could to submarine that
old ship after | got them on. /
fired the strongest torpedo at her
that possibly could when | voted
against the bill on the final vote,
and if the votes had all been like
mine that old vessel would have
gone down beneath the waves with
my babies on board"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-08-05
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