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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

oil Monroria stepped OF ELLIS Island the
officials did some quick figuring
they found that MOnrovia is the capital
OF Liberia. and that ~ Il strict survey OF
Ihp'ri'ns already here. only onc-halr of
libcrian could be admitted at the present
time The Mayor of Monrovia was thus faced
with the dilemma of having half of himself
admitted anu waiting until enough Lihcrians
hic'i :" that per cent Of the remainder would
constitute the other half. hus making way
for the entry Of the Mayor in his entirety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
y Battle for Swanson's Scat

lhGlNiA VIII hardly have emerged from
the contest attendant upon its selec-
ton of a Governor when it finds itself in
the midst OF another political battle AL
ready 1t is under way, and even at this early
day ii bears fair promise OF being unusually
spirited. This conflict will rage around the
United States senatorship and the two con
tenders will be Claude a. Swanson, now
Nlrgina's senior Senator, and Westmore-
land Davis, present Governor Others may
enter, of course, but just now the States
political eyes arc centercd on them The
primary will be held in August 1922. and
the little more than year that intervenes
between now and that time is expected TO
write a new and interesting chapter in
Nirginias political history.
Governor Davis has removed any doubt
that may have fingered in regard to his in
teniions. Several months ago he gave out
from Washington an interview in which he
announced that he would be Il candidate TO
succeed Senator Swanson. In recent months
his probable candidacy has been a choice
bit of political gossip, and now the Cover
nor, in frank. straightforward letter TO the
voters OF the State, is soliciting their sup
port.
Governor Davis will enter upon his cam
paign with a record of being one of the best
Governors Virginia ever has had That
record has been fairly earned. He has given
the State clean, business administration,
just as he promised that he would do He
has TO his credit tho accom- pishment OF
many things, notably the budget system
that are long STEPS. forward in Nirgina's
progress He has established the rcputa-
tion of being strong. ageressively indie
pendent Governor. economically sound and
progressive in his ideas and not afraid 10
fight for them. In word, Virginia has
prospered and gone forward under his
leadership. 1t has advanced in govern
mental methods and in legislative ideals
and his administration will leave its dis
tinctive impress upon the State, Il fact even
his political opponents will not seek 20 deny
With such record Of administration and
leadership, Governor Davis will enter the
senatorial campaign well equipped for the
vigorous fight that is before him Ills plat
form, he intimatcs in his letter will be
drawn along lines similar to those on which
he won the governorship and on which his
administration has been shaped lie would
merely enlarge their scope and arpiy TO
the nations business the ideas he has fOuni
sound in State affairs, the scientific appli-
cation of the principles of successful bust
ness legitimately conducted" Economy
and efficiency of administration OF affairs
OF The nation" he says 'as we'll as of the
State, is absolutely necessary if we are TO
relieve our people OF the burdens of excess
sive taxation and restore and promote their
happiness and prosperity"
1t is too early to predict how the political
lines will be drawn, even assuming that no
other candidates will enter The field WIKI
the death OF Senator Martin the old align
ment was largely broken UP. new issues
have entered, and the various elements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
Advice MnnIcd

we've got Kid who thinks we're the great
est Gink Earth. Ask him who's President
ana he'll say: Daddy" Try to catch him on
VINO discovered America. and he'll hol.er:
i'a"dN. Just quiz him on who is the. only
man mat can lick Dempsey and right away
HE KNOWS
Now what should "a fellow do? Sb,ula we
tel nun the horrible truth al GU, the Kind of
q SKATE We really are. should we let him
hrlit on To young manhood until he gets his
Information from some fellow who has lent us
zen h"ahS' Should wc undcccive him at once
or should we let him cuntinu. hc,ioyi,, IN,
'h""E invented the fourth dimension and
N""NS why women wear fake cyclashcx? Will
som" Kind parent assist US with advice
Ladies' not barred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
IRON POLES FOR DANVILLE'
NEW 'WHITE WAY" ARRl\

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
pANNlIl.E. VA, July 2i.-Nc
iron posts. which are To form n "wh
way" in the business section Of Nj
Street. have begun arriving and "
be paced on the street during d
coming week. The poles and the CO
of erection will represent an inves
ment of $40 each.
The street car wires also will
suspended from these standards n
number OF wooden. unsightly DO,
will be obviatcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting ON legal ana medical
subjects, nrc answered free. As all
inquiries arc answered directly bS
persnnni letter, self = addressed,
stamped envelope liz required. Adj
dress The Timcs-DIspntch InfOrInn-
tlon Bureau, Richmond, W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
Love.

lie said that he would die for her
To show how he adorcd her:
lhnS dii he woo and sigh for her,
To clothc aud room and hoard her.
But after giving this and that
The intellectual tuSslc
She said she'd rather have a man
Who'd live for her, ana hustle!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
ScaSh0rc Advice

"hch dear little thing with fancy stuff
on sides up Ia YOU and poutinglv sovs. "p,o..,
won't YOU teach mo how to SWIM" IFS vour
Gu" I" look her good and make nm
your mind right then and there whether You're
willing To stand the consequences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

mrs. N'Eeardleish.' said tho Boa rder in
way of his. what is a ccntpedc?"
"a ccntpcde' repeated the Landl,dv .,hv
c'htincdc is something that has a thousand
legs believe"
'h sighed the relieved Boardcr. this amt
= crnt'peae' then and he continued chewing
his third consecutive chicken wing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

>: seeing YOU invite readers to Join
the Contributors club print this one ,bout
NY 't'i" Siri. The Teacher had been explain
ihS ihat an orange and n banana arc both
round in different ways. and asked the chill
'ren t" give an example of round NV baby
cried; ! know. Teacher. Merry-ro" Don't
YOU think that is good?
"F. l.. r"
Richmond July 20 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Df HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Them Days.

Them Days.
Mother wants an orEandy,
SISTER wants II lawn,
susie wants Il crepe dc chine
with straps TO hold it on;
Agnes wants "A tricolette-
Shes nutty, | believes.
Tor the days when Adam pluckcd
~ green batiste for Eve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Budget Director Dawes proposes to cut
down the governments annual printing hin
from Sl7,000000 to $5,00O.OOO A good
place To begin at is TO stop printing
speeches of Congressman that were never
delivered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Japan Will go into the conference. stalking
her future on The clcvcrness OF her diplo
mats To get what she believes she il entitled
TO. At the same time she viii do well 10
remember that the Republican administra-
ton will be represented by some pretty foxy
diplomats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
Up With the Times

senator kecd seems to /" unduly worried
lest SpinStcrs compose the maternity hoard
I" teach mothers how Ia rear their children
We never knew spinstcr who couldn't give
the mother az seven cards and spades and
then win the how il should he done" game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

lack and Jill went up the hill and rot Some
water there: and coming down they had a snju
cut frankly. don't care! That they went
mp ana tumhlcd down. have no caus. to douh,
II: but don't Sc" why people had to make q
fuss about it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Increasing age will soften the ire OF that
"i-A"ar ola N"unSStcr who. following his
divorce. declares he is through with women
for all time ana eventually he will fior again
for rag and "A bone and a hank OF hair"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
IIli!

ihcF say Jacks has "a splendid income"
Yeah, he had-hcforc they began to tax i, :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
The Weather
FURNISHED by q. :. Weather BurcnuJ
i'urrcn.t: Ni,riui,, :

iprrtnSt Virginia
generally fair today
and tomorrow: not
much rliungr In temper
.iturc.
Nnrth Jnrnlimi-Grp-
orally fnir to-day AMI
tomorrow: not nu-h
change In temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Heaven is mighty close to where babie.
smile
r""nomE means nothing to a busted guy
Does anybody love a fat MANI
The Weather Mans got EN- roducin,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Wind direction. southeast. WInd vcIurIty
; l.. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
Local Trmprrnturc YESTERDAY,

5 y VI. temperature" ......... ....... ~
MaNInun temperature 70 /. M.... -
hlH!mum temperature to t. M..... ~
h""h i"tnp.rdiur" yesterday ......... +.
Enrnh' lcinpcrdtuTe for this dals.... so
EhCcss yesterday Observation-Disclosures. .
deficiency yesterday ..........,
Excess since March ! .............. 55I
1865 s.htc January ....,......., tlb
deficiency since January ........ as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
I.DrHI Rainfall.

Rainfall i! nouns emitting T.. Nj. Non. I
h"LniaN ~ hours ending l.. M..... None !
Den rt.ncy since March ......... S.ug (
Deficiency since January ....... -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Admission OF four radicals from the United
States To Russia Will be just as noticca bic
as the pouring OF four drops OF water into
the ocean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

Stacker bcrIdoll is not likely to come home
and demand satisfaction from the army officer
who called his mother a liar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

llihcrnians declare that peace of tho world
hangs ireland, which is our i,lca ,,f the
wcll-known slender thread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
I.aEuiappc.

Richmond, July 20. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

PUBLISHED every day IN the year at 10 South
Tonth Street, ltichnond. Va. by The Times
Dlspntch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

chicago youth who stole $4,000 gets six
months in Jail. which fixes his earnings al
the rate OF $1,000 every thirty days No; al
all lad FOR mere beginner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

An ohio exchange run sits poultry depart
mcnt on the society paSc--trying TO get all its
chicken news together
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25

h"nrdinE House stun.
MRS NigEardleiSh. said tho Boa rider. i'm a
way "f his. what is a ccntipedc?"
~ ccntirede'' repeated the LandIady. why
a c'htircae is something that has a thousand
legs. believe"
oh" sighed the relieved Boarder This ain,
a c"ntipcdc then" and he continued chewing
ms third consecutive chicken wing
Scnshorc Advice
When a dear little thing with fancy .,,r
on SUES up /" YOU and poutingly says: PLEASE
won't YOU teach mo how to swim?' IFS vour
Gu" l" look her over good and make IN
your mind right then and there whether You're
willing to stand the consequences
Jack and Jill went up the hill and rot som.
water there: and coming down they had a snjll
hut frankly don't care! That they wont
np ana tumhlcd down. I have no caus. To doub,
NJ hut don't Sc" why people had to make a
fuss about it.
They say Jacks has "a splendid income.
Yeah, he had-hcforc they began to tax it."
Tense Moments
!. When Willie tried to lick tho evidcrce
of the back of his ears in the stolen lam
case.
: When Alfred. who had just tccn accented
read in the evening extra that her father had
gone broke.
:. When Bryan got his Cabipct all ro,d,, g.,
ease he was elected.
When Mrs. Jones told him that tho fish
he said he had caught were salted herring
He said that he would die for her
To show how he adorcd her;
Thus did he WOO and sigh for her,
To clothc aud room and hoard her
But after giving and thar
The Intellectual iusslc
She said she'd rather have "a man
who'd live for her. ana hustIc
Up With the Times
Br -. q. H.
senator Reed seems to tc unduly worried
lest spinstcrs compose the maternity board
I" teach mothers how To rear their children
the mother of cards and spades and
then win the how it should hc done" game
Increasing age will soften the ire OF that
9i-N"ar old y"mmSstcr who. following his
divorce declares he is through with women
for all time, ana eventually he will flor again
for rag and bone and a hank of hair
Admission of four radicals from the United
states to Russia will be jus, as noticeable
the pouring OF four drops OF water into
the ocean
Stacker Bcrrdoll is not likely to come homv
and demand satisfaction from the army officer
who called his mother a liar.
IIihcrnians declare that peace of tho world
hangs on ireland, which is our idea .r the
wcll-known slender thread
chicago youth who stole s'oooo gets six
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
REF0RMERS COMPLAIN BAIT
Is CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY
lRy Associatcd Press. i

NEWARK, y. T.. June ga compia inf.
charging criminal conspiracy 10 hoif a
pliz. night IN violation OF the state luStI
OF New Jersey, Will be submitted tomor-
row Ia Prosecutor Caravan. in Jersey City.
IN ma attempt to prevent the Dempsey2
tarn'ntier bout Saturday. Herbert
'larl; ellison. attorney for the lnterna-
tl"nhl Reform bureau, announced 'so-
rhis action was decided upon after two
applltttions for AN injunction against the
hsht had been refused IN civil proceed ,t,ss
b"ipr" two Vice cha ncel!"rs. '...-lN
WHAT viii your next move he ii Prose.
tutnr GIFNaH refuses 10 bring your COM
pi.int before The grand Jury?'' he was
aSkcL.
"a guess that viii be about ALL he re-
''ir an indictment. IL returned. what Of
asked.
1T would probably be- postponed untll
the indictment was disposed OF by the
court" he replied. The court might
uuaSh 1t At one" call for trials. Th-
principals in the Agh; would he arrested
one" IN. indictment waS returned and, nut
under bond, They would not dare to hnld
IN" light under those conditions because
th"n they would have AN additional, charge.
OF contempt OF court against them"
TRENTON, y. L. June aS.-Chauccllor
Waller tOnish, declined to consider am
application Of the international Reform
bureau for an injunction to prevent thu
Dempsey CARPENTER hght in Jersey City.
now SnimrlnN. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
SPORTS
CHAMPION BOXER HOLDS
WORKOUT IN SECRET.
Newspaper Men and Friends Arc
Only Spectators President. ~
No Split With icarns. ~.
[ IN AsSOriatch Prnss.l

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June 2s-.
Jack Dempsey took leaf from
Georges Carpenters training pro-
gram lodaE when he staged a private.
workout after announcement, had
been made that he would Eox i'm rob
tic. He worked lightly for fftcen
minutes in the old airp.ano shed back
Of his camp with only newspaper men
and = few friends rs spectators. i
Several hundred persons swcltered
outside The camp in the heat. hon,.
NIX ihai III" champion would cnAngo.
ms mind. but the two doors at the
main entrance were locked AMI.
chained ana guards shouted through
cracks ,n the doors that Dempsey
would not work
the newspaper CORES poudents.
fow"Ner refused to leave as they dill
vest crday when Dempsey worked In
secret. and became so persistent that
Teddy Hayes. Dempsey's trainer H.
nally lot them in
RumOrs were flying around Allan.
tic City that Dempsey had broken
with his manager, lack kearns, and
th1i kearns had packed his bag and
departed for New York and that
Dempsey had persistentiy violated
All instructions as regards training
There isn't a word o. lritn In them,
New York on business. and aIl..of
his baggage is still here He'll he
back tomorrow TO prepare for our
getaway TO Jersey City. All of the
stories about Il row and everything
else are ridiculous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
R0TA.".IAnS MAKE MERRY ON
ELW0OD TRAGLE'S LAWN

Members OF the Rotary club were
entertained at their weekly meeting
lasi niaht by T., ElwOod Tragic ON tho
lawn Of his residence. 1000 First .tyc
nn". Highland Park RotarAans
tnrnc! out IN fu!l force to enjoy tthe
'ontii-S aud celebrate the recent re-
covcry Of Mr. Tragic from illness
Jolly and cnlivening program was
"H"rcd 10y the entertainment commit
'e" ana the menu arranged by I,n-
tartan Baker WAS Just right" The
''uh orchestra WAS on hand to accom-
pahy memhcrs who competed for the
special mcist"rsiugors Prize offered
which wa" awarded unanimously 10
TN" youngest daughter az Rotarial
Iras a.. who was one Of the Youngest
dancers in the east Of the Tray Bov
studios production. The Goose Girl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
AMERICAN TENNIS CHAMP.
WILL PLAY IN FINALS
Try Associated Press. |

.WlMliLEDON. June 2S.-WilliaYif'
:" Tildcn, the worlds singles tenniS'
champion. Viii meet either t. IES..
Norton, Of South Africa. or Manuel.
AionZo. OF Spain. for the Bri,ishl
championship AT singles al turta
courts. =
Both of the inaiists had hard
matches To win in order TO secure
their positions. Norton defeated
Francis y. Hunter, United States in!
u tivc-set match. C.. G-3. Sd.
-. %, while Alon2o also was car
RED To I'VE sets by Bcnzo Shimidzuni
the Japanese expert The scoreaort
Sd. f.t-
Elizabeth Ryan. of California,
passed successfully ,I:ouSh the tirsf
round OF the semi-inalS Of the woDl,,.
Gus singles. winning from Mrs. pc;i-.,
cock. OF England. st, 6-I. ".
Mrs. MOlla Hjourstcd; Mallory. theT
American vTinSlcs champion, oaneia
Edith Sisodrney OF Boston, were
eliminated in the second round OF the
womcn'S doubles by Mrs. Craddo6k
and Miss Me Kane. it. 6--i, ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
tlRIS MARKET

UlNEr-tI N'rNiCt',I
NEW YORK. June .S-Op.rat!ons In I'M,
tHib Hark"i went along more suiout I, is
to-day. traders adjusting themselves Ia rh,
new conditions W tn less confusion Tr,u
nag was no; act.yc. although again many
stocks change. bands In tn" nrst f.Ny
minutes >tTunS ton" was d!spIHyrd In
most is"u's IN irud"rdt" activity hut that
condition dii ',ot last Tong During most
oi inc subsequent trading the trend among
me more active stocks w3s to lnwcr levels
MpHrit"nt| generally wcr. harrow and
IN only few stocks did fluctuations w
coed Il point.
Gr,-'.st activity was conferred I'm Glen
Nd"n coal. -. L.. aud w Rights ana a
=" low priced mining stocks ana oils
'th y .d"n ."st about - POINT and i.aCkn-
wanna Rights dropped about points but In
-hhrs# r"irrscating th' lowest lcvcls sine.
introduction to the market. Gillian OIL
$50 established " new low. failing to- =
ili'no!S central Sa par cent bond Issue
i!a"e IFS ih!tlhl appearance - the mar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
HEARING OF CLAYMAN is
CONTINUED TO JULY 6

Continuation of the ease OF David
tlayman. charged with violation OF
tn" prohibition laws. to July Il. and
renewal Of bond was secured through
statement Of the mans attorney that
his client was scheduled for appear
nncc in another court within the
hour yesterday. Request for post
ron"ment was made by Attorney
Joseph {. Nunnaliy when the case
was called in Police Court before Jus
ticc Maurice presiding in the absence
OF Justice Ingram.
Claynun, star witness for the Com
m"hwea lth IN the Chesterfield Count
case involving former Prohibition In
sprctorS Harry T.. sweet ana II. d
Brown. who are alleged TO have mis-
appropriated contraband whisky in
the county. was arrested June 49,
charged with TRANSPORTING five gal
Ions Of whisky and leaving IL in an
alley near Seventeenth and Caring
ton Streets,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
NEWS FROM THE 'FRONT.'
. ENCOURAGING TO TUCKER
Lexington Candidate for Governor
Receives Enthusiastic RcCcp-
tipn at Iawrcnccvillc.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
PARTY OF RICHMONDERS
TO BE GEORGES GUESTS

Major Monte stone and - T. weis-
ger OF this city. will leave Rich
mond today in an automobile FOR
Manhassct. y. j.. where they are to
he the guests Of Georges Carpenticr
In" party viii stop in Baltimore to
PICK up colonel conSoivo. hotel pro-
prietor. and barney Oldiicld former
spced King of American automoblic
SpccdwayS
The party has lccn invited TO use
.arptntierS box at the tight SATURDAY.
ana Will return to the cnInp with ina
frcnchman Saturday night after the
night. Major Stone became acquainted
win the challenger while in over
seas service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29

Plant Juice. mt Tragle's Drug Store.
to tell him OF the wonderful bene-
fit they have received from the use
OF this famous preparation.
An Interesting Stctcmcnt WAS re-
Gently made in regard to Plant Juice
by Mr.. John L. McCulloch. who is
Master Mechn mic at the Naval Base
Station in Norfolk. and has a wide
acquaintance here. He said;
For about 15 years | have been "A
great sufferer from catarrh OF the
stomach ana indigestion and was so
bad that could hardly keep the
lishtcst kind of food in my stomach.
and would always be sick after cat
Ing anything. could not sleep at
night | was so nervous and got very
weak ana all run down. was not
able To cat any supper at all
had tried all kinds OF medicines bu:
didn't get any relief. y friend OF
mine told me about Plant Juice and
advised me TO give il "a trial, as it
had cured him. ! did so. and after
taking three bottles ! feel like II
different man and that il certainly
a fine test for this medicine. IA Il
cured where all others failed.
had spent fully 500 on fake" med 4.
icincs before taking your Plant Juice.
i am now always hungry for my
meals and have n finc appetite, sloep
fine at night. and am glad to recon-
mend Plant Juice to others who SUI
fer as did"
Plant Juice Is sold Ia Richmond a.:
Traglc's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold in Pcterstburs
by Morrison, tho Drug Man. and In
Chase City by tho Chase City Drug
Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
NO DECISION AS YET ON
"ABSENT VOTERS" ACT

No court decision has yet been made
IN Richmond as to Interpretation OF
The absent voters act" in reference TO
women who expect 10 he out of the
city on election day. Central Regis
tfar Wo"dson says he mot issue
blanks 10 women who are merely
spending the summer out of the
city on vacation trips. But. he says,
whenever woman states that She Is
20 bc out OF the city in the pursuit OF
DER regular occupation or business,
ne VIII provide the necessary blanks.
nut tina, each case must stand upon
Its own merits.