Vjt?, ! f f-r- as"? TENNESSEE CAN .'. i ' ' RATIFY SUFFRAGE Justice Department Tells Offi cials Legislature's Action Is Final GOVERNOR TO ACT SOON lly llio Associate!! Press Washington, lin -4. AKlstnnt At torney (loticnil Frlersoti tin mlvNril Oovernor llobertH, of Tennessee, tlint tlic Legislature of tlmt stnte coultl rut-Ifj- the HtiffrnRi' nmindnient without uubinlttinp the issue to the people. Mr. frlerson's opinion, phen orally .nnd in writing. hth to (iovernor Herb erts nnd the attorney general of Ten nessee, wns based largely on the deeislnn of the t'nited States Supreme Court in the Ohio referendum case. In that i'iie the court held that ratification of amendments could be had only b -tate legislatures or conventions, and that provisions of state constitutions that ratiflcition be referred to "h vote of the people conflicted with the federal coil Ktltutloti. It was nald today that President Wilson asked the attorney general for nu interpretation of the Tennessee con stitution with respect to .ratification. Mr. l-'ricrson, who Is n native of Ten nessee, ruled that the Supreme Court decision made Invalid that section oi the Tennessee constitution which pro vides that any action on n federal amendment must be taken by n legis lature the members of which hnve been elected after the amendment was sub mitted to the Mate. Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the Woman's party, said today that Gov ernor Hoberts's decision to call a special session of the Tennessee Legislature to net on the suffrage amendment "means certain victory." Nashville. Tenn., June 'J I. (By A. P.) Suffrage hopes rallied today when it was learned (Iovernor Hoherts planned to call a special session of the IjcrIs inline to act on the federal amendment, following receipt of n telegram from President Wilson urging such action in the interests of "real service to the party anil to the nation." The Legislature will be called to meet, the governor said, in plenty of time to permit the women of the United States to vote in the November election, provided ratification of the suffrage amendment Is completed through favor able action bv Tennessee. The President in his telegram said : "It would be u real service to the party and to the nation If it is possible for you under the peculiar provision of your state constitution, having In mind the recent decision of the Supreme Court In the Ohio case, to call n special session of the Legislature of Tennessee to consider the suffrage amendment. Allow me to urge this very earnestly." The governor declined to mmmnnr- nn the constitutionality of the Legislature's uti oiiuinu n iiuuiuuic vuic on IIIC BUI- frage amendment be recorded, snvlug that matter was In the hands of State Attorney (Jcncrnl Thompson, who has It up for advice with the Department of Justice at ashtugton. "It is purely a federal matter and not a state question," said the gover- r;::r'i,i!,.nvonothiuRto'oith The question of the constitutionality of the Legislature action in event of me rimiicuiion woum mnge on n clause in the state constitution which pro vides that any action nn n r.....i amendment must be taken by n Lech, laturc the members of which' have been elected after the amendment was sub. i mltted to the stnte. i The members of the Legislature to be emit in special session were elected previous to submission by Congress of the miffrago amendment. The decisloi of tho Supreme Court In the Ohio ref erendum case" has been Interpreted by gome legal experts, however, as In validating tho clause. New Haven, Conn., .Tune 24. The men's Republican ratification commit tee of Connecticut, nt a meeting yes terday, voted to "oppose the nomination nf any candidate for stirtc office nr membership in the General Assembly of 11)21 who shall not openly declare him self for woman suffrage or tho federal amendment." The committee also voted approval of "the declaration of tho national Repub lican platform thnt the suffrago amend ment must be ratified in time for women to voto In tjio 1020 election." BYRON M. FELL, D.D.S. Pyorrhea and Orthodontia Specialty X Ray Studio Dental Radio(rapay 60'! l'rnnrlil Hide, 1.T.8 ChMtnut Ml. rnnnr runrri oji TEACHERS GET FARM JOBS Schools Furnish 20 Per Cent of Agricultural Recruits Twnty per cent of tho women ac cepted for summer jobs on the farm arc teachers, according to Miss Vir ginln McComb, of the land nrmy com mittee of the Pennsylvania Leaguo of Women Workers, 1C25 Locust street. 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Founded in 18U StraifotfoH Havana CXq&r in o wniovt- CIGAR T HE great sale recently closed left a surplus of suits that were sold down to a few of each kind. .'. For this week we bring them to gether into two, groups, to sell for $25 & $36 Men's and Young Men's Suits Regularly Sold up to $60 William H. Wanamaker 1217-19 Chestnut Street crettcs," said Miss McComb. "I( Is nmnstng what they do when one con siders the tremendous ncrvo stroln they have been under nu year, ivc note ono woman, who must be nt least forty, who does a man's, share of the work, even In tlirc9hlne tlmo amid tho dust nnd heat." Skin Tortured Babies Sleep Mothers Rest After Cuticura EoP.Otntmit.TlCTmi,Sfa.Twi uliei t. Tartawplw addnMiCMUaualikctauiUt.Dot-Z.Mtifta.Hui. N. Z. 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J lus talk is one of a series to interest industrious men in the advantages of working with anyone of those companies firo, . Smith i. Co., Inc. 40th St. & Itatnnlr Ate. 1'rrilk, l. (irrr Co. Srhuvlkill Are. i. I'eltz St. Trunk Krhler & Sons S3 N. 4th St. Ilutkrr Mfc. Co. Columbia At. & Hotrarrt St. RliticMur llffrlirrator Co. 3.1 1U . Lawrence St. WeotliiK, 1'vnn & Kxmorr, Inc. Jlxt A Fulrmnunt Aft. Ilcillurrk ,V lluurr 301 .tlunter SI. -mill li Solid U.I I N. Kill V tfAC7Vy lid&W'LVl&it.K U4 CAIIINt I -Jl'f VW000WORKER9 Vy. .-.TJ V -Vll A Kill SI. i. Wilt A Son Co. :?: N. t'rnnt St. Illrhiiril IC I.Iitl Co. 107 N. SSil St. Miller A Ott . lOSIt ItliUe Ae. Win. S. Kunnek 110 S. 12th St. John Itnoell A Sona i; JrlTrritnn HI. I,. H, Sllillko ;i a. mil st. I nit ConMrurtlnn Co. RHth St. A (ini)n Atr. Kriunrr U'noilorkliie Co, 4th St. A t.fhlrh Are. Intrrlnr Mllllnr Co. 8.M1 I'oplnr Ht. Kberle Furniture Co. 13th X JrlTrraon Hti. John A. IMililm VI H, 3th Ht. Columhla Cabinet ittt. 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Adjustment basla per warranty tag attached to aach caalr: Vacuum Cup Fabric Tlraa, 0,000 MUe Vacuum Cup Cord Tlrea, 0,000 MHea Channel Traad Cord Tires, 9,000 MHea PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COMPANY, Jeannette, Pa. We plan and build factories complete and ready to operate If you are a manufacturer and contemplate building a new plant, it will pay you, in more ways than one, to place all your construction problems in the hands of one organization. The Steele organization consists of industrial engineers, architects and experts in industrial construction all working under one direction and with one common purpose. Thus splendidly equipped, we are in a position to assume full responsibility for the complete planning, building and equipping of your factory. Under the Steele Idea of Industrial Construction, we thor oughly study your entire manufacturing process before work is begun on the new plant. Our industrial experts carefully study out and decide upon the best possible system of placing machinery, routing raw materials, installing power and light, so as to manufacture goods with maximum speed at the maximum economy. The Steele Idea of Industrial Construction, based upon the principle of centralized responsibility, has proven 'its value to many of the most prominent manufacturers in America. The fact that fifty per cent of our business today comes to us unsolicited through clients whom we have served during the 55 years of our business career is ample proof of the above statement. If you are a manufacturer contemplating building, rebuild ing or adding to your present plant, consult us and we shall be glad to prove to you the value of our service without obligation to you. Phone or write for an interview. WM. STEELE & SONS CO. Architects : Engineers : Constructors Philadelphia Toronto 4 AWfKpTpfl fe2&Lkiifti r-lWIIWIII I I I ftKV.--9JBI- r.:i'.7. 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