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DEMOCRAT, G. 0. P., TO RACE FOR SUFFRAGE (By Associated Press) , WASHINGTON, July 2. A race between the Democratic and Republican parties for the honor of enfranchising the women of the nation in time for their participation in the November elections today appeared probable. The two parties, the indications were, would work through legislatures in which each has a majority; the Democrats through the Tennessee legislature and the Republicans through the Vermont law making body. Governor Roberts of Tennessee in response to an appeal from President "Wilson announced several days ago that he would call the legislature of his state In special session to act on the federal suffrage amendment. Governor Clement, of Vermont, after a conference here last night with Senator Harding, the Republican candidate for president, intimated that he would call the Vermont legislature known to be favorable toward the suffrage amendment in session to act on a ratification resolution. The Tennessee legislature will be i called to meet Aug. 9, Governor 3ioberts informed the national women's party last night. May Call It Soon. Governor Clement did not state definitely when the Vermont legislature i would be called but the impression prevailed among those informed as to .his conference with Senator Harding that the session would be convened at an early date. The Vermont governor In a formal ; statement issued after his conference rwith Mr. Harding, in fact did not openiy siaie mat ne contemplated calling an extra session, but declared that despite his reluctance to permit a change in the fundamental laws without deliberation "there was a preponderance of Republican advice in avor of a special session." Senator Harding In a statement issued simultaneously with that of Governor Clement, said the Vermont governor "understands I was not trespassing on his authority in advising him that I would be glad to see Vermont Republicans close up the great franchise reform." The Theatres MURRETTE While Nazimova was at work on her latest screen production, "The Heart of a Child," Charles Bryant's adaptation of the novey by Frank Danby, the brilliant Metro star received an application for a position in her company from a man to whom she hands the palm as the most versatile performer in the world. "The Heart of a Child" shows at the Murrette theater. Here is his letter: "I, Elmer E. Gilmor, do hereby apply as a man for small parts with your Company. I am know Ammiture. I have three years Experience such as Barker, ticket agent, black face & Irish. I have up to date Swede & Irish Jokes and can go through commie stage steps and can repair costimes scenery and can Manafactor Mecanical scenery. "I also say that I guarantee good satisfaction all through and would mention that I can make up for Commit hlnrlr facn and nmm nil a round athletic can do head and hand springs, shoulder springs & front knocks, l enclose a letter head for which you can see with what company I was . with for time I bee out until three weeks ago. We had bad luck at blandon haH. "We burnt out. "I lost five costimes to day Only own 1 black wig & 1 Swede outfit which I had not with the company. Had I taken them along they might be gone. I have been getting $12 per week, but would work for less. I assure you we get know fall out. I also say I can get for you a young emotion woman who will work cheap for you and would say she is a morral Toothache and Vacation Do Not Mix A toothache may take all the Joy out of your summer holiday. The average person has several decayed teeth in his mouth, all of which is sure to cause trouble and pain in .time. Have every tooth examined for any cavities which may be there. Dental work, if done in time, and done regularly, is not expensive. Frequent trips to the dentist for examination will help you to avoid heavy expense. HON EST WORK, HONEST PRICE J. A. THOMPSON Dentist 12 Years Experience Murray Theatre Bldg. SUITS Made-to-Measure at prices that please LICHTENFELS In the Westcott DR. R. H. CARNES DENTIST Phone 2665 Rooms 15-16 Comstock Building 1016 Main Street Open Sundays and Evenings by appointment HITZ For intelligent electrical work CALL NO. 2927 COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SYNDICATE 23 N. 9th.

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i u:ri ana canjo piayer at mat ana sue .3 1 2 1 A A. A - Ican sing Commie. "I remain yours in Honesty Indistry & sobreity. "Mr. Elmer E. GUmore." MURRAY That the female of the species la more deadly than the male, Blanche Sweet contends was proven by Eve, who created the leading feminine role in the tragedy of the Garden of Eden "Eve," says the beautiful star, "led a dull life with Adam, who was the first Bolshevist. He never worked and was so lazy he wouldn't even pluck bis own fig lea'f garments, but waited until they fell from the tree. "The monotony of their Bolshevic existence began to pall, and Eve, after careful deliberation, decided to eat of the forbidden fruit and see if she couldn't start something and get her name into print." Miss Sweet recently decided to discard the heavier emotional types of drama with which her name has been associated in the past, to play the lighter roles enabling her to display her subtle comedy methods. In "The Deadlier Sex," an original story by Bayard Veiller, showing the last half of the week at the Murray theatre, Blanche Sweet enacts the role of Mary Willard, a modern American girl who proves to a stubborn, headstrong male being that the opposite sex can be, at one and the same time, the weaker, the deadlier and the lovelier. WASHINGTON Owen Moore is said to have found his starring vehicle de luxe In "The Desperate Hero." a Selznick picture, which will be the featured attraction at the Washington theater for two days beginning today. No one can act pure farce better than he, and in the picture, as Henry Baird, a young New York newspaperman, very much in love and very much in debt, he is given an opportunity to demonstrate his best. The picture was filmed in the west 'nnH anm. of the high spots of the production are a complete country fair, a fire the hero's automobile both the interiors and exteriors of some of the handsomest homes in California, and Owen Moore's juggling act with a bowl of gold fish. Gloria Hope plays opposite the star as leading woman. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE The new bill which opened yesterday the Murray for the last half has an appeal to all music lovers. Blanche and Ray McKay open the show with a singing, talking and dancing act followed by Weller, O'Donnell and Westfield, three men with very good voices who are heard in popular selections. Almond and Dumont close the show with a combination singing, talking and instrumental offering which has merit. The lady possess an excellent soprana voice, while the man is an artist upon the cornet. Their selections were loudly applauded. Blanche Sweet is the screen attraction in "The Deadlier Sex," a fighting picture of the great Northwest which holds interest throughout. News of Railroad and Industrial Workers "Watch your time," is the general order to all railroad men of the Pennsylvania railroad during the first two weeks of July. According to general orders posted on bulletin board, trainmen are cautioned to have their watches inspected during this time. This is a requirement of the interstate commerce commission. SAY "DIAMOND DYES" Don't streak or ruin your material in a poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes." Easy directions in package. "CORNS" Lift Right Off Without Pain Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little ; "Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly thatxorn stops hurting, then shortly i you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! ! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of ; "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient ; to remove every hard corn, soft corn, I or corn between the toes, and the cal- ! luses, without soreness or irritation. ! Advertisement. Your "Fourth" Will Not Be Complete unless you include Price's delicious Ice Cream. Eleven flavors to select from. Order Early

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I! The Farm and the Farmer BY WILLIAM R. SANBORN C. E. Anderson, of Spartansburg, reports that he has 18 acres of the best timothy he has ever seen, weed free, and will go two tons to the acre. Also that he has some very fine wheat about ready to cut, and 26 acres of corn which couldn't look better, considering lateness of season. He laments, however, that his big apple orchard is entirely minus fruit. It is expected that some wheat will be cut in the Eldorado district on Saturday "and some may even get in with the binder on Friday afternoon, though that is not certain," said H. L. Trick, on Thursday. Mr. Trick reports that wheat looks good, seems to be filling well and 6hould be of fine milling quality, so far as may be judged now." As to old wheat, the price is $2.55 per bushel." Wheat Filling Well. The elevator folks at Lynn state that while no old wheat is now coming In that they have taken In quite a lot of it in the past three weeks. Have not yet made a price for the new crop. They know of no farmer who is sure to harvest his wheat this week, but some are likely to cut on Saturday, or not later than Monday. Wheat is filling well. Friday Their Lucky Day. Harley'Billman, manager of the elevator at New Madison, said on Thursday that no wheat had been cut so far, but that two or three "had allowed they might get into it on Friday, their lucky day." Mr. Billman said that their corn is nothing to brag about as yet, but that they have had all the rain needed of late and it is doing better. The Report From Camden. E. C. Eikenberry stated Thursday that a little wheat had been cut in the Camden district on Monday, and cutting has continued from day to day. "The harvest will be on in full force next week," said he, "and there will be quite a lot of good quality grain, in our opinion." In naming one farmer who had finished harvesting, he said, "John White has about 40 acres of good wheat In shock." Among others who are busy with binders near Camden are: Ral-ph P. Baker, who will finish cutting 22 acres on Friday and Sam Keller, who will complete the harvesting of 42 acres by Friday night. Minor Meyers had 32 acres of fine wheat in shock on Thursday night. All of these report wheat of good quality and all live on Route 3, Camden. Cutting Rye at Losantville. Elevator folks at Losantville report some rve being cut but no wheat thus far. They expect the wheat harvest to become a general affair next week and are anticipating some pretty good wheat. "Oats are not eood: thev arc headine ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is genuine aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken "Bayer package" which contains proper directions to relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger "Bayer packages." Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufacture Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicadid. Advertisement. ALACE TODAY Paramount Artcraft offers The Star Supreme MARY PICKFORD in her latest and best photoplay "JOHANNA ENLISTS" Also 'another of the thrilling western stories of "THE LION MAN" And for a Good Laugh MUTT AND JEFF in "The Bowling Alley" Bring the Family Pipe Organ for Music 1 SELECT VAUDEVILLE

ALMONT & DUMONT A man and woman In a novelty Instrumental, singing and comedy talking act, introducing their unique invention, the "Septiphone" and their "Vox Humana" trumpet. RAY AND BLANCHE McKAY A clever team in a comedy singing and talking act. COMING MONDAY "Rappl," Sensational Violinist; "Stewart Sisters," Classy Sister Team, and "Ginger Snaps", song and dance revue 4 people.

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short, perhaps too short for the binder in some cases. Corn is small but of good color and is now growing fast, except where web and wire worms are at work. These pests are pretty bad in spots. Losantville needs more rain." WHO TO BEAT (Continued from Page One) stances, and that McAdoo gave them federal jobs In many. The entire situation is in a state of flux, with many men working feverishly to secure the element that will solidify it, crystalize into a body that will command sufficient votes to nominate,, or be commanded into sufficient votes, which will be satisfactory, either way. "McAdoo Isn't beaten yet, and won't be until the combination against him Is proved up in the some way," is the cry on both 6ldes. However, McAdoo is tangible and the man they seek to oppose him is intangible. The average politician is a material and practical person and does not align readily with what is not apparent, nor stay long if he does so align. I McAdoo is the one concrete force in this situation at the time of writing. All others canvassed as opponents have those who remain in only on sufferance, are In suspension fluid, not crystalized into winning candidacy. It Is impossible to beat some one with no one. The anti-McAdoo men are beating the bushes to find some one. TANGLEFOOT VS. PERUNA TO BE GIVEN AT WHITEWATER The mock trial, Tanglefoot vs. Peruna, which was given so successfully at the First Christian church last week by the young people of the church, will be repeated at the Whitewater town hall Friday night under the auspices of the Christian church of Whitewater. Preceding the play a short musical and literary play will be presented as follows: Cello and flute duet Helen and Robert Rolland. Reading Ben Carver. Hawaiian guitar trio Misses Meta and Edna Richards, Ethel Murray. Whistling and vocal solos Mr. Russell Harrison. Mr. Harmon is a very talented MenWhoCar(" TIRE VALUES Watch our window daily for good Tires and Tubes at rock bottom prices. Wm. F. LEE, 8 S. 7th St. Today and Lewis J. Selznick

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musician from Peru, Ind., and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson of Klnsey street. News of the Counties BLOOMINGSPORT, Ind. The Women's Bible Class held their class meeting and social at the home of Mrs. Emma Deboy, Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-three members were present. The class was reorganized and the following officers elected: President, Mrs. Nora Wright; vicepresident, Mrs. Myrtle Reece; secretary, Mrs. Cretia Thornburg; assistant secretary, Mrs. Mattie Cook; treasurer Mrs. Angie Chamness; Devotional Committee: Mrs. Elma Stanley, Mrs. Mary Seawright, Mrs. Stella Bates, Mrs. Emma Oberander; Entertainment Committee: Mrs. Ola Johnson, Mrs. Myrtle Ozbun, Mrs. Ida Meredith, Mrs. Marianna Engle; Work Committee: Ethel Isenbarger, Mary Newman. Inez Engle, Jessie Benbow, Flower Con., Elizabeth Lane, Lora Beeson, Emma Wright, Hannah Holloway; Class reporter, Mary Newman. After the business session the following program was given: Mrs. Stella Bales, directed an advertisements game; Mrs. Ethel Isonbarger won first prize, and Mr. Elma Stanley, captured ! the booby prize. Mrs. Ethel Isenbarger had charge of a question contest. Mrs. Mary Engle read a selection, "Others May, You Cannot." Mrs. Myrtle Reece, reading "A Swarm of B's." Mrs. "Crete" Thornburg gave a recitation, Mrs. Ermal Wright, song, Humoresque. Mrs. Mattie Cook, Mrs. Mary Seawright, and Mrs. May Cook sang a song. Refreshments were served by the first division. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ermal Wright, July 28. MILTON, Ind. The people of Washington township gave $79.08 in the recent drive for the work of the Salvation Army. One hundred and six "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A few cents buys "Danderlne." After '. .an application of "Danderine" you can i not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, ! besides every hair shows new life, j vigor, brightness, more color and t thickness. Advertisement. Tomorrow HEAR OUR PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA and Last Half

WELLER, O'DONNEL AND WESTERFIELD "The Melodious Three", a trio of young men with excellent voices, heard in comedy and popular selections. If you like good singing, hear these boys. BLANCHE SWEET in "THE DEADLIER SEX" She hated him! She tortured him! She made him fight for her. Then what do you think she did? There's a big surprise and hearty laughs awaiting you.

people contributed the amounts which ranged from five dollars to nine cents. The members of the Embroidery club entertained the husbands and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellvllle, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Warren who are leaving Milton to make their home in California. Each couple wrote a letter to be opened by Mr. and Mrs. Warren on a certain date. Many interesting games made the hours pass quickly. Mrs. Elwell. Mrs. Oscar Kerlin and Mrs. Albert Newman were the committee in charge.

JAMAICA GROWING RICH OFF OF SUGAR PRICES; RKMisruw, Jamaica, July 2 There has never been bo much money in Jamaica as now. The sugar and banana planters are fast becoming wealthy and if the present wave of prosperity continues for a few more years the Island will have at least a dozen millionaires. Before the war sugar fetched only $30 per ton; today it is bringing $600 per ton In the English market. The island's inhabitants are experiencing great difficulty in getting adequate supplies and it is only through the action of the food controller that eight percent of the output is kept for home consumption. The prosperity of sugar planters has led to large sums being Invested id the purchase of the most up-to-date machinery for the manufacture of sugar. Another central factory costing $1,500,000 will Bhortly be erected in the eastern portion of the island. The present year marks the semicentennial of antiseptic surgery. From Slight Golds "Laxatiwo Bomo Quinine T&foleta" relieve the Headache by Curing the Cold

Richmond Theatre ' Big Program Today JACK SHERRILL in the big story, "ONCE TO EVERY MAN," and WM. DUNCAN in the 10th episode of "THE SILENT AVENGER." And Charlie Chaplin Comedy

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