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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
JACKSON GRATTAN WINS
FAST PACE At BELMONT
! Bay Stallion Driven by Cox
Noses On, Edna
EarIy.
Try Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. iG-The
Ola Belmon, driving park today lived
up 70 Us reputation as wonderful
ly fast track for harness horses.
Wn"n the tme for the 2:O7 pacing
event. Was huns mp as 200 1t. .:0l
- E;c2 Tho rae" WAS BATH" in
Every heat hetwe"n sacksm Graf
can, the bay stallion sired by SCION
,'ratt"n. and the black mare Edna
Early. daughter Of Robert g
-. Cox drove jackson Grattun. aud
Thomas Was behind Edna Early In
tn" FIRST heat tho horses fought head
and head all the WAY. with the stall
lion no>ing out Edna Early at The
wire. Tho second heat was just IA
won at the wire. Edna Tarly won
tho fnnl heat, tn" killing pnc" tell
ing on both horses. although IN"
limo MAS faster than TIA" hrst heat.
this contest Peter Henley. Cora Hal
and John X.
The r.whrek .I.h". FOR ;,.'5 class,
tho y. Is. COKE cup. thr". heats.
iiop" Frisco, blk. T.. By san Fran
cisco tMurphyJ ............... |
Tho Great I.ullwat.r. b. e. Cox, z 2
Riot Dl!on. b. ,SewrID .... J ,
Eink Voio. br. !! tBoodh".rtJ. 4, ,
Nliwor,hy. b. .. Gilman .. .
~. Alma AIlwor,h also started Time.
90 "a; ::lO -. 2-la -
Tn. Keith s'""- f'i 20 rou"rs: purs'.
81 200. and the k"iih cup. ,hr". heats
Mary p. x. IN, MARI Nlght tMc-
Donald) ...........,. ..... !
iNnvarra, 10. >" Atlantic Express
tFlsmngp ......... .... I .
f.'sr Wi'i Toll, IN = Hayt $500. p
Notolls. %. =, ,Hsrryp -.... s
The Clarion. b. 'Fhal"n, .. {
Pelham E,pr"-s also -,ar'.d Time
: N. no II. 2.o' ID
IN" krim staI" for ~ PAGERS rur,.
800. and IN" k-im cup three heats
J'tFs"n irH''ar, t.. - ~ Sol
Solon Grs'tar tCoID .......... /:
Edna Early. NIX. IN, hy Roter,
e. tThcms~, Observation-Disclosures !
!. ~. s. br. =. ,nay) ....... : :
bousn. b. O;rhdyJ ......-.. Z ~
f"'-r Hsnl,. Cora Es'l. IrEu r. dis
'1nc-f tn INST h"a' Time. lug -.
% IL ,rg
IN" Win"ga Special fr""-tpr-all frf ..cs
'fp''"r. Ia !. parse. 81. 900
isE- n" Great, D.. m los peter
n. Gr"", ~. u. ranei . :
IN" Great Nolo b. = tC",I . 4 .
L'r'na Harvester b. IN tNuri,h,J : :
Time. 7.r1 ..OI
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no Hunt mud Fish In Main, WOO,

Alderman H7rtor n Grundv 4
preparing 10 take MIA arsuuaj shoe,
ins aud fishing trim TO tho Ma,r
woods, where ne has shack sun
c!"n'ly large and secure 20 prote,
him from wolves and hear that roa.
n" mountains ana forests az Main
He VIII !eav" On September .. and r,
turn one month later.
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Appalachian League.

knoxville. Sc: Grccncvillc -
JohnSon CITY. .: Bristol. Q.
Cleveland. SO Einspor,
4 American AssocIntInp
None sch edulpd
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safe. free from narcotics. permits easier
natural readjustment Of muscles and nerves
using 1t today. Mrs. E. f. Kerger, Slaytoo.
Mimi. Gays: 1T pulled me through" Send
for book today. TO BradfeId Regulator Co,
BA-3b. Atlanta, Ga. Mothers Friend 4,
sold At all drug stores,
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Childbirth
Valuable Illustrated Book Sen, Free.

How Thousands of women. by the simple
meIhod OF An eminent physician. have
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International I.cnEnr.

baltimore. 81. Rochester. 10 -. q.
onh gam" nningsp
Jersey CITY. :. Toronto g.
Newark. :, Kunai". s.
Reading. .. SYraCus. ts innings
Piedmont Lrugm-.
iilSh fo!nt. tr""ns h"r", I
Durham l'anVill-. rain
Raleigh winston Salem. rain.
S"nth Atlantic.
Sp-rtanhure. "-l. Charleston. s-S
''r""nN He, So, Charlotte. as
Columbia. r-l5, Augusta. s..
southern League
Memphis 90, Birmingham. -.
Atlanta, g. thattanOopa l.
Nashville. :; New Orleans g.
lLNI" Rock Mobile wet grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

Petitions In Tnnk rmpiry.
Three voluntary petitions in hank =
ruptcy were illed in tn. United States
District Court YESTERDAY. @ l.. Hogg
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FIorIhs Stntr I.~ngu~.
81. Petersburg. o-l. lack sonville.
Ill tN"""nd gam" called. : innings.
Orlando. .: Tampa. o.
tSvtona. :. Lax Gland .
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

BIRDS. parrots. cages. bowls supplies
SOurs Bird Shop. lib East Grace ST.
FOR SALE. 100 per cent LlcwclIyn pun
pies, two dogs, bitch. II weeks
old. strong. healthy. All papers for
rrS!stratinn. Sire Marsc Ecn-Cacsar
extraction. Dam. Mr. Fairbanks; Prince
Rodney extraction. Bitch. White and
tan. Dogs. White black and licked.
Evenly marked Price, $40. W. T.
Moore, Wythcville, Va.
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nARl'ER wanted. a62 E.s, Broad.
hA!nthk Wanted. Monday morning. i7!s
r. Main
COlI.ECTORS-Tw0 collectors yvhn can
show results at once. Nunc other n..d
APPLY. Salary and commission Refer
cuce required Rox + 1858. Tho Dispatch
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED advertisements ordered
PATCH daily morning edition VIII
appeSr In tho next edition OF TIE
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning and
evening service in all instances. with
:he exception OF THE SUI d A Y
TIMES DISPATCH, which 10 pricoh
separately.
Schedule of Want Ad ZEE.
&C WORD daily, minimum
csc, set solid
FAC word sunday. minimum
Zoe, set solid
consecutive insertions. In
Guiding Sunday, sc word.
consecutive insertions, In
GLIDING Sunday. l0c q word.
tnsertiOns.I
Display Type.
=, The Largest :Jpe Permitted IN ths
smallest space IL when l2-polnt-
type al may DC act is one inch. The
rate ;or TINS large type Ia cents a
word daily and - cents ~oru sun
day. Re same scale OF reductions
VIII apply ior REG ular want ads.
Caps, broken lines. white spacs are
Charged tor at the rec u!ar Horu ra'a
.-esiinated D words 10 the line.
Longer term rates for business al
vtrtIstrs on request
Advertisements received as late as
10 4. M and ID z. Nj. sach week day
and up 10 S p. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification In the next EDITION.
lNDEXED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE.
Toe the Teiephone-Call Randolph 1.
Ask for Want Ad rnker.
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HORSESHOER want G d
Apply Church Hill We
hiclc Co., 315 N. Twenty
fourth Street.

MANAGER Young white married man a.
wnrkihs manager on farm: references tn
irst letter BOX l. 933. care The Dis
patch.
MATCHMAKER - Wanted experience
matchmaker in Roanoke Jcwclry stura.
wonderful opport unity. Commission amt
salary, Sive reference in letter Iioa
J. .t7 care TIL" Dispatch.
a ~ EKS--Wsnted. two coiored men. tx
r"ri"ncvd walters. must hav. good ref
e'ences, Apply New England Resiau-
rgut.
W ANTED. man Tor storcrnoIn. on" with
knowledge OF railroad supplies p.-lc;r,,l.
Must he capable OF looking AFTER STOCK
and working men under him. Apply IN
own handwriting. Address Box !!.5. city
WANTED. willing colored boy for general
WORK In HroccTy store. age about Is or
10. ?Ol North Second Street.
FikSr-CLASS BOX-sPRING MAKERS
Only first class woTkmcn VIII be- con
sidered. Apply Sydnor X lIundicy. Fac.
tory. to2 North seventh.
LEARN the barber trade Rig demand
High wages. We guarantee To ioaeh
you or refund your money wr!tc
Richmond Barber College. coz East
Marshall Street Richmond. Va.
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machinery md Tools

ENGINE For sale. 69-H.p. engine.
mounted on G0-iI.-P. boiler. on wheels
a! condition. J. |. Case made. 1880
r. o. b. cars. 7. G.. Pool. virginia. Va
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Funeral Directors
Mourning Orders Dyed.

Orders received before =. NJ returned
same day. Addison Cleaning Co.. Nos
- South Elm street. boulevard CT OF
Boulevard 672.
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SWANSnpRO FURNITURE co.
GOT IECDRPDkATED)
'REDk W. SMITH. ~ YEARS IN YOUR
SERVICE.
2'0i TO :I07 HULL. ST.
CASH or EASY PAYMENTS
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CRESCENT IiS los; in Thalhimcrs sat
uIday eveninB. set With pearls and cap
rhlreA Initials on back l.. Z & ana
j., - Nll Reward. Caii Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

SPECIAL
FAIR WEEK SALE
USED FORD CARS.
Our selected stock Of
used cars has been ac-
cumulated for this sale,
reconditioned VIII ere
necessary, and will be
sold at greatly reduced
prices. Complete stock
all types and models.
Just a few of them be-
low:
Touring. 1921 model. with starter
ond drmoun,nhle rims. oversize
wh"cl and lock, ius, equipped with
new top ami rear curtain. Motor
in excellent shape. Used in rri.
va,c service.
dcmuuntablc rims In private use
and has been reconditioned.
demonstration will prove ~.
Touring. with starter. 1920 model.
WIN sell complete with licenses
,S;ato and cityy. Has just been
equipped with liassicr shock al
sorhcrs
Runahont. starter model. and has
been completely ovcrhaulcd, both
motor and rear end. Good tires
al! around. y good buy.
sehan-i.css than year in prl-
vat. service. Equipped with over
size cord tires. Hassicr shock alb
s"rb"rs. locking wheel. speedo-
meter. and new seat covers. Motor
IN excellent condition and rea!
bargain.
sedan White wire wheels. extra
wneel and spare tiro on rear.
Motor hss been adjusted and is in
good running order.
Ton Truck Chassi,-Cord tires on
rear. motor has been overhauied.
chassis r"p"lntcd. and entire truck
rut III Arst- class shape.
Lisht Chassis Excellent motor.
no starter. Just the thing for
midtown racer body or CONNER
cini body.
LiFh, pcl!very Truck c,-
rrcss body. suitable for grocery
hNsRt14,
di,ion
A competent salesman
will be on the floor at
all times. We invite
you to look over our
stock, and all cars are
demonstrated without
any obligation on your
part to purchase. This
is your big opportunity
to get a good, service
able car at a greatly
reduced price.
RICHMOND MOTOR
CO.,
BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS,
OPPOSITE
CITY HALL.
REBUILT
TRUCKS.
one model Au,ocar. with cab
and hand dump body. Thi. truck
has been absolutely rebuilt
throughout.
Ono model r Autocar chassi. and
car; This truck has also been re-
built.
These trucks are priced right.
Terminal Motor Co., Inc
Ninth and Cary Streets.
Randolph +2si.
AVE b-?arsenEeT sedan. good order. v
sen or Trad" for roadster OF real cs,s
i. @. Box 1853.
800 HcFARLAS sIX-Mur, sell
once. No reasonable oT.r refused y
VIII be surprised at the T!d.cuIou
isw prlCs a which mill S,u -. :
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WE DELIVER
Furniture Exchange Store,
323 W. Broad. Ran. 1245.
Business Equipment

SEW grorery wagons. richardson pro,
'l5 Erook Avenue.
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Special Notices

oPtSlAl 4NollCcS q
ELITE BEAUTY PAELOR. 2Oe Eas,
BROAD. Madame Gross. "Incctu Rapid"
saaTantecd color.ng ;or Sray hair ap-
p.cG or sold here. Madison sos
EESrOH SIbI.L NURSE Uucrs her home
and care 20 !nvaUds and persons waiting
for and convalcsc.mS from hospital
lrca- ntcnt. BOX 513. care The Dis
.sien
ELSE watch clock and Jowclry r"pairius
Railroad work speciality. Moderate
chars Terrell Bros.. i.3 ". Broad ST
Ry"r Se75-W.
GOSHEN. the Shoe Repairing Doctor. is
EpW located 81 80 North Frs, street,
he'c he Will bc glad 10 see old Gus
'"mois, IKE" ise new pIes All work
guaranteed. only best leather used
We, Is called tof and delivered. Randolph
ii. COHEN. POS East Broad Street. r.-
pairs All kinds OF watches and Jcwclry.
Reasonable.
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Where io Eat

i'H"'H TX .AFE-pif. 'cii,b!e. TirEInit
cooking. 100 Wrst Franklin ou,'o.ii..
"a" Jefferson. Excellent meals. reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

HAND BAG Lust, between Main Street
station an! RoNbury. Va. tan leather
nand nas, containing cothing and other
ARTICLES Reward. T. ). irtstcr. Ku4-
bury. Va
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MERCHANDISE

MERCHANDISE
Wantcd-To Buy 90
TOMATOES aud Kroen beans wanted: eu-
Fidelity Produce Company. Tnnnu
Fla
HIGHEST cash prices paid for mem, ,oc-
"nd- hand clothing. shoes. EhotKunu. etc.
Randolph i57. sic North sixth.
WE PAY the highest cash prices for used
furniture: Globe Furniture Co. Ran
dolph 1854.
DON'T ssiI your used furniture bc,o,.
ea!LLns Thn.mas Bros: Maalson sst7-J.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board on
BROAD ST. r. IOi2-Roo,ns and boars
IS. 20. $40 per week.
FLOYD AVE. so7-A,tractiveiy furnished
room adjoining bath. electric lights
steam steam heat heat, no, ~a'or. with meals: also
FRANKLIN ST. K. tos-tii--ror nicest
hot wator at all times, nigh, or day
FRANKLIN ST.. r. 2So-Rooms with
board. with or without private bath:
sr"ci"l ratio on Table board.
FhANkLIN ST.. L. 9lt-Furnished room.
second floor: walk up.
GlSTf1H PARK-wan,od. coupi. TO board
Ia nriynte homo In Giuler Iurk garage
" wanted. $40 Brook Road nouiovaTi
GRACE sT.. e. 5o5-strIe,Iy rr,..c,..,
board. all modetn oonvenlenccs.
GRACE ST. W. io3J-Furnished room,
win board: also one largo front room
suitable for three; convenlen, to bath.
CaIl or phone Boulevard 1871.
GRACE ST. w. lQ23-Lurgc iixht roo,ny
connecting bath: personal attention
given 20 preparing and serving meals.
references.
LON bAkDY. n 222-Larse. double room.
win running water. al,o siugl. room.
with board
VAST i.D-Two young men to room ana
hoar3 IA b'!.s'" family. iIoulevard 1856.
Rooms Without :Iourd 90
hioAD. ". lsi2-Furnishad rooms. three
hi"ckt from broad Stree; station
CARY ST. Z. lis-iarge room 70, F,t,
.!hitoEs double beds. sui,abi. FOR
family or party of I,
FLOYD AvE-Furnished rooms. modern
Ggn."ni.nceh. boulevard s7sz-J.
re- EkLiS ar,. hear Harrison. splsndidly
furnished largo. Hight. modern room.
frhiI.inen preferred. boulevard 7Glt
FRANKLIN ST. EAST s22-Furni,h.d
rom room. "lao from, ballroom. all con
GRACE. W 7o,-Furnishcd bac. parlaI:
also t"" hall rooms 70 gentlemen
CRAZE 81 v. -Ol-For rent. tuIaIsh.I
t''i"s. ale" h'is' H"opins roornA.
"tA1E 81. w. Sef--rwD looms aud ba,n
;"E f".g week. prlyat- family.
GROVE AVENUE 20 &o%iy ,urni,h.t
rom, - con'cHicnc"s gentlemen. 1900
GROVE ANE*u t;-;12g block. lsrg. com
'nItnhie furnished r"oma: su!,ab. Cor
several mon pr business couple. Modern
'"h'"hien.'H, carr. JitneyH. lucAa con
Eeh4"hi. J---!. car" Tho Dispatch
HANOVER AVE. Nicely furnished room
Tor ''Hi." or two gentlemen. Meal.
.rurht sItT.f and rl..h, Ira
s'"r CAL uoulo.ari i,22-W
Park AVE Furnished looms. near FAR
Grounds for visitors. Cali Eog.evart
ESi E$D-rurn0sh.d room in small
family 70 rent 70 iatS o: rernein,nt.
WEST .-ND-S.co modern ,urnlsh.d
rooms ?;isa'e family. permanent or
irhn'irn'. boulevard 5e3l-J.
rpE ItEST-I.,TEc furnished steam hc,..d
fppM IN pirate family Suitable Tor
~" s"ni!"iu"n. Boulevard si5s-J
VERY attractive front room. snuth,rn =.
rpsnr". private family. nr-t.alays hoard
4" iNp Ecntlrnsn or rouplc 2Ht Floyd
Ay"uu".
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NDDI%i MACHINES. cash registers so!d
easy monthly payments. H. ". Thacker
- Nof'h seventh ~. Madison 2sil
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Lost and !'OuuG

UNSATISFACTORY. with fraternity coat
nf-arins IA center. Eith.! uu BROAD or
vicinity. Cal! boulevard 2S9O.J RE-
ward.
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Fuel and Feed
Household Goods

WoOp-HAitD. dry oak aud pine block
wood. 3!2 cord. sawed and delivered
Randolph 43i5.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

COHEN. POS East Broad Street. 70
airs al kinds 81 watches and Jcwclry.
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ijuildi.Is Materials.

.uMREK. shsh. doors. tanks. h0t-aIr
furnaces. hyt-wnt"r heater. electrical
ter board. wc are moving Camp Lee
I" Richmond. DO you want any Of II?
Owans""ro Sa!vas- Co., 1000 HrooK Ave.
Richmond. Va. Camp Lee. Petersburg,
Va
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INSTRUCTION


Musical, Dancing, Dramatic IL
DASClNG taught reasonable. Miss Katie
S,uiEprs studio 205 ". Grace. Ran
ii1a-J
DANCINC;-Mrs. Emmennnuscr u North
Harrison Street guarantees In tve les
sons. Phone Madison i3sl-w,
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yrCk ET scOK, lost from hutofnobl.
so'n."hero north O: Barton heights OF
highland Park. contents, cameo brooch
cluster diamond ring and letter adj
-r"sse! 10 Mrs -. ". smith Return
ana receive reward 10 - " S,ui,n
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19
TO THE VOTERS OF
GRANGER COUNTY

Having not fully recovered from
an attack of flu and pneumonia,
will not be able to make thorough
canvass of the county, and take this
method of soliciting your vote. was
nominated in the primary election
of March %. l wish 10 say to the
republicans of the county that I am
your candidate for sheriff In the
coming August election and trust
you will stand by your party ticket.
l am going to see every voter pos
sibly can between now and the cleo
tion, but if do not see you in per-
ason, it is not because | do not want
7to,and | want your vote just the same
To the democrat voters,I wish to
say that having no one in the race
belonging to your own party, have
as good right to your vote as my
he, too, claiming to be a
republican. do earnestly solicit
your vote and influence.
If elected, l will do my best to
make you a good sheriff and enforce
the law to the very best of my abil-
ity, Respectfully,
S. r. SATTERFIELD
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

Fwo years ago | was elected your
Senator carrying every county In the
Senatorial District. At that time
pledged to the people that would re-
tain on the statute books the law
giving to each of my counties the
auto tax in equal parts, each county
receiving the same as the larger ones
This l did, altho the bill passed the
house but after my fight on the bill
in the senate the repeating bill was
defeated. Thus each county will re-
cieve near 100000 from the state
treasury for road repair purposes,
each year. This fund is allotted to
the counties on May 1st and Dec. 81,
of each year.
The allotment of this fund as made
by the state highway Commission on
May l, 1922, was $6,93953, to each
county and the amount of funds paid
in by each county of this very sum
was Campbell, sj,542.34, Claiborne
S2,58707, Granger $1.454.O5, Morgan
S1,284.57, Union $1,042,74 Scott S463.-
80, Hancock S495.S4. The remainder
of the funds to yet be distributed
will raise the above figures of Sc, $685.
SO to 100000.
This program put in effect in 1919,
by the good roads committee of
which was a member is the first
time that money was collected off of
large cities and RENTED to the
country counties. The Autos of the
city wear out our roads and should
help build them. There will be an
effort and there is already program
on foot to repeal this bill and if l
am returned to the Senate l will try
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19
KNOXVILLE A Probing FIELD

Billy Sunday is coming to Knox
vile during the early part Of next
year, which rieans that the devil will
have six months in which to run
things as he sees fit before being to-
tally routed by the former baseball
player, When Billy gets on the
track of Satan he never quits until
a complete victory results. He will
probably find Knoxville a very pro-
life field in which to labor for a few
weeks or months. Hartman Record
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

ing the dog law bears my name. l
opposed and voted against the Dortch
ballot and Woman paying poll tax
and stand for their repeal, There
are thousands of men and women in
my District who can't read and
write for the reason that they had
nc opportunity TO go to school and
to prescribe the Dortch ballot at
this time dep.ives them of a
voice in their Government. This
Dortch ballot is ahead of it's day and
should be repealed.
l fulfilled my platform on which
you elected me two years ago and If
you will elect me again will keep
faith with my people.
l am opposed by man who has
a $500 job as prohibition en-
forcement officer for the United
States Government. | am also OPP
posed by wealthy coal operator.
Who, voters and tax payers will
vote for the interest of the laboring
man, and the farmer and their child
rem?
If you desire Investigate the facts
in this announcement and then de-
eide for yourself who is qualified and
who should go to Nashville as your
Senator,
The issues used against me will
not and cannot and would not have
saved the people as individual tax
payers one five hundredth part of
penny while the benefits derived from
my effort is worth while.
Faithfully yours,
w. P. MONROE
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

In this issue Of the News we pub
fish the announcement of Miss Beulah
Shaver who is asking for the office
of Circuit Court clerk. This a new
departure in Granger county poll
tics should receive due consideration
No voter should cast ballot adj
versely because the candidate is a
woman, neither should his vote be
cast for her on this account.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19
A POETIC GEM

The stars that gem the skies at night
May differ in degrees,
And some are pale and some are
But in our flag we see (bright
A sky of blue wherein the stars
Are equal in design;
Each has the radiance of Mars
And all are yours and mine.
Guest.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

When you bump into this l ew fan
gled hops green apple cocktail
just remember Adam. One apple
cost him rent-free home.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

We read much about prices com
ing down. We We're also told that
Fashion had decreed that skirts
must come down.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

Do not fail to read the political
announcements in this paper. Near
iy all the candidates have something
to say Read what they say and
take your choice.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19
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THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

PEACE AND SAFETY: Thou wilt
keep him in perfect peace, whose
mind is stayed on thee: because he
frusteth in thee.--Isaiah 1913
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19
o THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE THIRD
SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF HAN
COCK, GRANGER, CLAIBORNE UNION,
CAMPBELL, SCOTT AND MORGAN:

idea to improve the country school
and give them the money with which
to run their term longer was con-
ceived. We did this by levying tax
over the whole state, knowing that
the cities had two thirds the wealth.
Under this system each county of
my district gets many thousand more
dollars from the state than they act
ually pay in to the state treasury.
Under this system the amount
that is paid in by each county and
received in return from the state
are as follows; for the scholastic
year from July /, 1921 to June 30, 1922
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

Candidates should endeavor to
keep cool during the prediction
hot weather and hot times.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

Read The NEWS each week. Bor-
row your neighbours paper, if you
will, but read it.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

Coal operators and miners have
take their stand" reads newspaper
headline. Yes, that's the trouble.
They're standing on the public.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

When a boy, president Harding
rode mule, Riding an elephant is
different.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-07-19

There are a few demagogs who
are now endeavoring to make capital
and for political expediency and to
satisfy few city politicians attack
ing this system with a view of OBJ
tanning the repeal of this law. Does
my district want it repealed?