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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

court Will not hear arguments of
"ascs to-day. but will go into con-
ference upon cases heretofore argued.
Case in call Monday:
No. l3Sc-Frank Waldo and Leonard
waldo. appellants. vs. w. l.. Wilson
appellee appeal from the District
Court at Ashevillc. y. G. To be argued
by James IL. Merrimon. of Ashcville.
\. G., for the appellants. and by Mar
I'm Rollins n Wright. of ,Ashevillc.
y. c.. for the appellee
Admitted to practice. Thomas J.,
i'rahtIey OF Orangcburg. = G.. was :l,l :
mitted TO practice as AN attorney and
counselor in this court
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corner OF Beverly ana Temple Streets.
November 10. 1918. $3.50
William II. Harris ct NY to j. a.
Crenshaw. Jr trustee. property known
as No. 3l5 West Baker street. front
Ing 25xl25 feet. October Is. 1915.
ss75.
G. NJ. McCarty ct Tx. to NJ. y. Nun
nally. trustee, 81 1-oxl25 feet west line
Twenty-third Street. AZ feet south of
l street. November l6. 1915. SS3l.3o
q. j.. Sutton ct ux. To William l..
Tyler. trustee. l00xl40 feet at tho
southwest corner OF Salem street and
Carlisle Avenue. November !, 1915.
Ruth Walker 20 Charles W. Crowder.
IT. trustee. 3exl24 feet south line
lakewood Avenue. SO feet west of
Mill Avenue. November t. 1915. $500.
G. +. FrizZell ct uX To + G. Cas-
well. trustee. 53Xl25 feet north line
Garrison Street, o. feet west .or Co
wardin street. November 10, 1875.
$500
Eva L. Barnes ct vir to John T.
W!ngo. trustee. 20Xil0 feet east lin.
Dance Street. November is, 1918, 5000.
Mary T.. Oman ct ais. to H. S Tat-
Tor. trustee, 4+X1G5 feet east line Sew
enteenth street being No. SS7. Novem-
Der l6. 1915. S1.045
Thomas a. G. Fletcher ct ux to
ELAN & Funston. trustees. 80 feet .
inches by l5l l-2 feet east line Pine
Street. between .ilbrmarle and Spring,
Streets. November Il. 1915, sl.547.
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Funeral Of DR.. Slaughter.

TSp"cIaT 10 The Times DisDatch.!
ifNCHBURG. VA. November 10
The funeral services OF DIR. Samuel G..
Slaughter were held this morning at II
O'Clock at his late residence. being con-
Quoted by Rev. Joseph Il. Dunn, ID. d.,
rector Of St Paurs Episcopal Church.
The intermcnt was at Spring Hill Gem
ctcrv.
The honorary pallbearers were: Judge
Henry g. Mcdowell Or. John w. Dill
lard, Or. w. +. Thornill. Or. ]. W. De-
vine. Judge j. Singleton DIggs. d. G.
Jackson -. G. Frost DR. J. q. Nowln
ana y. II. Handy.
The active pallbearers were: Hans
Suhling. Il. Colston Blackford. Dr.. c.
L. Huscy, a. S. White. William King
and Q. S. HMtter.
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Nathaniel LoveIace.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
LYNCIIBURG, VA. November u
Nathaniel Lovclacc. who was paralyZcd
at his home. near Houston. on Monday.
died Yesterday. lie was siXty-three
ears old. His widow and four chill
drcn survive him. They arc: Miss len
ME Baker Iovclace and Mrs. Edward
Powell. of Houston: Nathaniel Love
lace. Of Richmond and John Lovelace.
Of Florence. S. G. Ills surviving broth
.rs and sisters are: Mrs. s. l.. Ould, Of
South Boston; Mrs. Emily Young. OF
Ingram: Mrs. James IInnklns and Mrs
Samuel Farmer. Of News Ferry: Mrs
Joel Cole, of Vernon Hill; Charles L.
i.ovclace Of South Boston; T.. L.. Love
lace. OF i.ynchburE; j. +. I.ovelacc. Of
Wilson, y. c.. and William G. I.ovelncc,
OF Roddcn. Va.
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L. $. c.ncrrr COURT or APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvencd yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
rritchard, Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Case argued yesterday:
No. l3S5-Lyde r. Rhamc. alleged
bankrupt appellant, vs.. Southern cot =
ton OIL Company. Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company and Planters Fer
iilizer and Phosphate Company, ap-
pellces: appeal from the District Court
at Charleston. s. &. In bankruptcy.
Argued by S. q. Mayfeld. of Bamherg.
s. c.. and Thomas j.. Brantley. of
oranEehurG. :. G., for the appellant,
and by George n. Monett ana Julian
Mitchell. OF Charleston, :. c.. for the
apDellccS, and submitted
Conference day:
saturday being conference day tho
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued hv
IN" clerk of the Hastings Court yes
terday as follows:
Henry Paul Jones Gresham. Of Tan
pahannock. and Josephine Leslie Ty-
Ter
Hooker
julian T.. Mccarthy and Mary Edythc
Parker.
William Sparrow Wcddel and
Elizabeth T. Parrish.
James William GauIding. Jr.. and
Mary Lucille Bruce.
George Hugh Keesec and Virginia
Sheppard Taylor
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Virgil A, WOrrrII.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LTNCIiBtRG. VA, November 10
Virgil ~ Worrell. aged sevcnty-threc
years. died last night at his home. af-
ter Il residence OF thirty years here.
He was Il native OF Carroll Count" and
- Confederate veteran. He was n mem
bef Of College HIN Baptist Church. ana
is survived by his wife and the follow :
ing sons ana daughters: G. Il. Worrell.
OF Savannah. Ga; W. r. Worroll. OF
Philadelphia; T.. +. Worrell, OF Lincoln
N"h.: II q. Worrcll. OF Fort Worth.
Tex: Mis-. :. S. Lindsay, OF Durham, y.
c. and Miss Carrie Louise Worrcli. OF
the University Of Virginia.
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\. j. Greene.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
iARLOTTESNli.I-E, VA. Novem-
Der ia. J. Greene. aged seventy
nine years, a we'll known Confederate
veteran and for twenty-five years a
resident of this city. died last night at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Huffman. at Esmont. During the War
Between the States he was member
OF I.atham's Battery, Picketts Di-
vision. He was twice married. The
following children survive: Mrs. Sam
ucl Huffman, OF Ehmont; Miss NJ. 4.
Greene. OF Philadelphia; Mrs. r. w.
Giles and w. NJ Greene. Of Richmond ::
a. J.. Greene. of I.inwood, Pa: Walter
Greene, OF Old Dominion. Va; Robert
Greene. OF Louisville. Ky: Mrs. 6 A.
Fitch and Frank Greene, OF this city.
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Hugh W. Wright,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BEDFORD. VA. November 19.-The
funeral of Hugh NJ. Wright. for more
than twenty years a member OF the
Baldwin Detective Agency and special
detective OF the Norfolk and Western
Railway. took place from his home to-
day in tho presence OF large number
OF friends. Rev. T. G. Page, Of tho
Episcopal Church, and Rev J. H.
Grey. OF the Presbyterian Church, CON
Quoted the service. A choir sang two
selections.
The following representatives of the
Baldwin and Norfolk and Western
Agencies attended the funeral w. G..
Baldwin. D. O. Baldwin. T. G.. Raid.
win, a. II. Baldwin, II. l.. Felts. y. c.
Feltz, 4. o. Richardson, Crust Stacy.
Mayfcld. Hogan. Franklin. Parrord,
Funk. Stiff. Downy, Parish, Meadows
and Copenhaver. Of Roanoke: Chief
Ragland. OF Petersburg, Chief Seay.
OF Lynchburg; Chief Moore, of Ron
noke; Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, of tho
Norfolk southern Railway.
The active Dallbearers were J. IT.
Davidson. George Wingfeld, G.. p.
Parker, c. II. Ayres,|C w. ellis and !,
J. Scott. of Bedford City. Honorary
T. l.. Fclts, a. c. Feltz. T. r. Moore.
John Scay. T.. II. Richardson. Mr.
Eagland and a. H. Baldwin. The in
termcnt was mado in Longwood Gene.
terry.
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Mrs. Joseph ItcR.

fSpcCial 10 Tho Times DiSpatrh.
CHARLOTTESNIT.L VA. Novem-
her le.-Mrs. George w. Rea. aged
sixty-nve years. widow of Joseph Rea.
for years a prominent farmer OF the
Crozct section. died at $50 o'clock this
morning after n brief illness Of pncu-
monia The funeral will take place
from the Hillsboro Baptist Church
Mrs Rea was Miss George Woods,
daughter OF the late William Woods.
OF Crozet Three children survive:
Bud Rea. OF Yancey's Mills Mrs. Win
field, OF Richmond. and Mrs. Henry
Brown. of Crozet
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Colonel Richard Holiins,,orth.

Especial TO The Times Dispat ch.l
FREDERICKSB VA. November
lo.-Colonel Richard Hollinsworth died
to-day at Coventry" the home OF Mr.
and Mrs T. \. Fraser. In Spotsylvania
County, where he had made his home
for the past ten years. aged about sew
cnty-.;X years. RE is survived by two
sons rnd one daughter. 'rhr body WAS
taken to Baltimore for burial, accom-
panied by Richard JIollinsworth. .Ir.,
of New York,
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
y. H. May. for Mr.. Ford. 2so9 Grove
Avenue.
Pembcrton G. Benson. for Mrs Han
kiuS. 1914 Barton Avenue.
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mENRICo TRANSFERS.
Four Deeds OF nurgnin md SnIc
Amounting tn Sg:,:,O

i. +. Nash. trustee, to Rachael T..
hatch, fo"N2oO feet north line Of
WcSthampton Avenue. near West
hampton Park November l6. 1915
S3.23O.
Glen Allen Corporation to the Rich
inond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railway Company. .@S3 acre, on the
c"mpany's original western right Of
way line. AZ Glen Allen November
II. 1915. tax 81. $40
Decay. lot >. Robinson block: lot l.
Chambers block, and lot 4. Williams
block, plan of bradford Heights Au-
gust Or, 1915, $3.50.
w. Pcrnet Patterson to Hugh O.
Russell. lots to Il, inclusive south
line Of Stuart Avenue, just west of
Richmond. November -, 1915, tax
81, $40.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


T. T. Campbell. OF Pulaski County.
died last night at o'clock in 81. I.ukc's
Hospital. He is survived by his wife.
and by tn" following children: Mrs.
! NanDorcr. OF Roanoke; Mrs y
FuHua. OF Rsdford: Mrs James NJ.
Graham. Of Max Meadows: Mrs. H. 4.
Hall. az fuchmond Mrs Karl Krorloc.
OF Roanoke. and Robcr, Csnrbcll OF
tho United states Battlcship Kansas:
j. J.. Campbell. OF Winston Salem. v
6: Fred Campbell. OF Los Angeles: {.
l.. Campbell. of CITY Point. and Don
aid Campbell. o. Pulaski
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Five BuildiuR Permits, Amounting
to Sf,lUO.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
Harvey G.. Brown. to build a brick
garage in rear OF 2225 Monument Ave-
nue.. to cost Sl15.
Joseph Edwards. TO repair frame
dwelling. JlT IL West Leigh Street
TO cost $500.
DR.. NJ. Il. Jones. to repair brick
dwelling. 90S North Third Street, to
cost 500.
s. F.. and +. Il, Beveridge to repair
brick store and dwelling, 232I West
Cary street to cost SIPS.
II. G. Burnett. to repair frame
dwelling, 1885 Blair Street, TO cost
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Mrs. Ann Catherine Green.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
AMELIA, VA. November 19.-AIrs
Anr Catherine Green, widow OF Daniel
T.. Green. OF near Mannboro. Amelia
County. died las night ut the residence
of her son. II. f. Green. nj Amelia.
aged sevcnty-four years. The burial
will take place tomorrow afternoon
ut Liberty Methodist Church. below
MannborO
Mrs. Green leaves two sons. W. II.
and II. +. Green, OF Amelia. and one
daughter. Mrs. Virginia l.. Wooden, Of
Cherrydale. Va, and several grand
children.
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A. RnrtONy MhIflcr

y. Barlow Whitley. twcnty-six
years old. senior at the Medical Col
lcge OF Virginia. died yesterday morn
inE nj 20" O'Clock at the Johnston
Wills Hospital following an attack
NJ pneumonia. which he contracted ON
November s The body was at once
taken to his home in l.ithonia, Ga nv
his father, J. b. Whitley, who was
with his son when the end came \
fellow -classman, l.. r.. Sutherland also
accompa MEL the remains Resides his
parents Mr. whitley leaves one
brother.
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Mrs. II, T.. l.eake.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispa tch.l
CHAIR OTTESNIILE, VA. Novem-
Der 19.-Mrs. Elizabeth Leale. aged
twenty-nlnc years. wife OF II. T. I.cakc.
died last night AT her home at the uni
vcrsity. after an illness of three
months She was n daughter Of the
late J. II. Payne. OF this city. Her
husband and five children survive. She
also leaves her mother. one sister ana
one brother. The funeral Will take
place from the residence at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
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STINGS TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of Bargain and Sal
II IL


Mary w. TAYLOR ct vir 10 Ruth =.
Cutting. lot . in block in the plan
OF Bellevue. July -, 1914, tax 81,
$40.
Central Realty Company TO G. V.
Green. !oXl23 feet at the northwest
corner Of Thirty-second and Bcattic
Streets: also feet OF lot is in block
; In the plan of tho West Manchester
Land Company. November II, 1915.
tax sl.2o. $40.
T.. y. Green, trustee. to Ruth T..
cutting, aoNl2n feet at the northcas ST
corner OF Nineteenth and Semmes
Streets. November Is. 1915, tax 81,
$40.
4. :. Wrigh; ct ux to Sallie T.
Winfrcc. n l-+Xl57 feet south line
Maury street, 80 feet east Of Sixth
street. November IL. 1915. $3.50.
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Mrs, w. l.. Bush.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HEDFORD CITY, VA. November 10.
Mrs. Susan Bond Bush. wife OF Cap
tain w. l.. Bush. died at her home yes
terday afternoon. death resulting from
a stroke of paralysis sustained about
ten days ago. She Is survived by her
husband and one daughter, Mrs. T..
b. Bibb. Of Bedford City.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row. morning At 1920 o'clock.
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Deb. Decline. Firth Nomination.

TERRE HAUTE, IND. November 10.
Eugene v. Dcbs, Socialist candidate
for President OF the United States in
1900. 1904, 1905 and 1912, in a formal
statement to-day. announced that he
had declined the flfth nomination for
the presidency at the hands OF his
party.
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Mrs. GeorsIann williams.

ISpccIa1 to The Times
PETERSBURG, VA. November 10
Mrs. Georgiana Williams. wife of
Wingiicld Williams. died yesterday
morning Mt her home in Prince
George County. following an illness or
several months. She was seventy-two
years Of age, and besides her husband
is survived by two daughters and three
sons: Mrs. James Moore. Mrs. BraX-
ton Hall. Richard and Leon Williams.
OF Prince George. and william Cum
Minis, OF New York.
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,Irs. DrliR SIOr.e

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
FREDERICKSBURG VA, November
la--Mrs Della Morse, formerly OF this
city. died several days ago at her home.
in San Francisco. after brief illness,
aged seventy-six years. She had mum
her Of relatives and friends In this city
and section.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

II. J.. Spencer. motorman. ycstcr-
DAY HE'D II petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy in the United States District
Court listing his liabilities at 1892 so
ara MS assets "a; Sl31. listed as ex-
"inpt Among the larger unsecured
claims are GolSan n Nash. $40: Dr.
VI. l.. Anderson $50: j. T.. Mitchell
S"". and - u Meyer. $iS
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Clenicnta Ikraft.

Clements Kraft. formerly OF this
city. d!cn in Buffalo. y. Y, on Satur-
day, November -. He is survived by
his widow and by one sister. Mrs. a.
II. Newhciser. OF Baltimore. Md. He
was brother OF the late Sergeant
Frank ". Kraft. who was in his day
one OF the most popular members OF
the police force. The funeral took
place in Buffalo on Tuesday.
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Jennings c. Hrndshn,r.

Jennings Carter Bradshaw ared
forty-fve years. resident of Rich
mond, where he was employed as a
locomotive engineer. died yesterday
morning at 1880 O'Clock Mt the Home
and Retreat in Lynchburg. where he
had been Ill for some time of pneu
monia.
Mr.. Bradshaw was native Of Hall
fax County. HIS body is to be brought
to Richmond for burial.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Wil,ys-Overland. Inc. Richmond.
Maximum. 100000: minimum. $1,000:
par value. 500. Automobile business
!. y. WHY'S president; Royal T.. Scott.
both Toledo. -.
L. *. Williams Co. Inc. Hopewcll.
Maximum. $4,000 minimum. $4,000;
par value 500. Mercantile business
Thomas y. Williams president, Rich
mond: Charles Il. Morris. vice presi-
dent. Hopewcll; II. *. Williams. sec
rotary. Richmond.
IIolston. Lewis X Gordon. Inc.
Rucl<roc Beach. Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. $4,000, par value. $500.
Earrcl business. H. r. Lewis prcsi-
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HENHICO DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds of Trust. Amounting Ia


Hugh G. Russell ct NIX. to Henry
;. iiutzlcr ct al. trustees. lots to
IL. inclusive. south line OF Stuart Ave-
nue., just west OF Richmond NovcIn-
Der -. 1919. $3.50.
\. l.. Mcclellan ct uN. to w +.
Glinn ct al. trustees. ?S.3? acres north
side OF the Cary Street Road. adjoin-
ing the lands of II G.. Williams. Jr..
and w NJ liabliston. November l.
1918. s2l6,3T5
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John Hunt,


Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BEDFORD CITY. VA, November 10.
John Hunt Is dead at his home. at
Ncwtown. n suburb OF Bedford City.
and the funeral services will be CON
Quoted with the rites OF the Order of
Odd Fellows tomorrow morning He
IL survived by his wife.
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Rev. George II. Hancher.

ISpeCIaI 20 Ihe Ilmes- IJISDatch.J
BRISTOL. VA, November 10-Rev.
George B. Hancher, a native of Sui
livan County, Tennessee. and grad
uate Of King College. Bristol. promi-
nent as n Lutheran minister and etIu-
Gator. died OF pneumonia at Mt Car
roll, Ill. whore he was n pastor. He
had served churches in Philadelphia
and Chicago and was at one time
president OF tho Pennsylvania State
Normal, ut Kutztown. He Is survived
by his widow, who was n daughter OF
Row. George r. Rankin, a noted Pres
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byterian minister. one son and n
daughter. His father was Rev. james
Is. fiancher. pioneer Lutheran min
lister in East Tennessee
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l.OciII ftuinCnII.

Haihiaii' hours ending l.. Nj. O0g
h"tnia!i' - hours ending +. NJ V3S
deficiency in rainfall since March
.,.........: .......... 6iG
Dehci"ncy in rainfall sine. Jan
nary l................. Ioj
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Company: also lots s and . in block
In the plan OF Bellevue. November
10. 1915, $1,000.
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I.ncmI OhscrNntinn. nt : p. !,


Temperature. -; humidity. ~: wind.
erection southwest: wind. velocity. %:
state of weather. clear
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LocnI Hnromctrr ncndinr.

'dIoIl"teF IT"dUcod 20 sea l"vcD. s
y. NJ ............. 4s
Bhromet"r G"duccd to sea ieveD. s
NJ ................... 2?.52
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THE WEATHER

l'Orccnst: Virginia
-i"iiir md sOnir,Si hat
colder Saturday; sun
,lny fair.
y Ort IA tnrUliuu-
I'nir Saturday mud
sunday; colder Snt-
urday.
y out u tUrOlinn-
Fnir Saturday and
sunday; colder Snt-
urtiay.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

dent; Cecil Holston. secretary. both OF
Rip Raps.
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nUSTINGs DEED OF TRUST.

one Deed of Trust. Amounting to
SI.2OO.
G. V. Green ct uX. TO ]. Il. Hancock
trustee. lots lG. II, and 81 feet of lot
10. and feet of lot is in block 3
in the plan OF West Manchester Land
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L.ncnI Tcn,I,rrntnrc.

! noon temperature. ........ -
., VI temperature. .........-...... -
MdHimun temperature TO = Nj 80
M!iiihun temperature to /. " A.
'"' Ic!h'ciathfc. ........... -
NofinhI temperature for this date As
t-Ac"ss in tempcratur.. :
D.,t'lciltN IN temperature since
March l................... 900
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
nary ............. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-12
OKLAHOMANSj
ARE. DE:PORTE:D
FROM CANADA
MARRIED. WOMAN AND PAR
AMOUR on TULSA ORDER
ED FROM DOMINION

Windsor, Canada, May 12.-Ethel
Richardson prominent Tulsa okIa-
homa woman, who mysteriously dis
appeared some months ago was de-
ported by order of immigration au-
thorities at Windsor, Canada Tues
day. Her paramour, name unknown,
was also depored. Both are mar
ried, and 1t is sand are connected with
rich oil interests in the state OF ok
lahoma in the United States.
The husband Of, the woman and
wife of her paramour were respon
sible for the deportation Detectives
from the United States have been
quietly collecting evidence for some
weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-12
ODD FELLOWS
CLOSE F|F III
ANNUAL. MEL. 7
FRY, OF PERRY, GRAND PA
TWsRCH; asERWIG, RE
ELECTED GRAND SCRIBE

More than 400 visiting Odd Eel
lows and their lauies sat around the
long banquet hall at the First M E,
church last night and enjoyed 8 de-
lightful entertainment furnished by
The local organization
In the afternoon Tuesday, the
grand parade formed and marched
from the j. o. O. r. hall to the
City Hall where the special work OF
comforting the Patriarehal and Col
den Rule degrees was put on. The
ceremonies took place in the audi
torium of the city building,
This work was mounted and ex-
emplified by the famous Cherokee
degree staff A large class received
the degrees. The same team confer
red the Royal Purple degree on
large number Of the subordinate
bodies Tuesday evening at the city
hall
After the banquet yesterday even
ing, line parties to the theatres and
other social functions were numer-
GUS the visiting ladies' being guests
Of the ladies of Guthrie.
The convention is the best in
point of attendance and interest
shown in the work that has been held
in recent years" said a prominent of
Gcer Of the order today.
Officers of the department council
|. o. O. f. elected for the coming
Continued on rsge Eighty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-12
ITALIAN SOLDIERS IN
ROME WILD FOR WAR
(By Associated Press.)

Rome May 12.-What is considered
to be the last definite proposal OF
Austria concerning territorial conces
sions demanded by Italy. was received
today by the Italian government. The
cabinet Immediately went into ses-
sion TO consider the communication.
Troops were called out last night to
disperse crowds of war enthusiasts
who paraded the principal streets. cry
ing. down with Austria, down with
Gioltti.' and cheering for Premier
Salandra and Minister of Foreign Az
fairs Sonnino.
An attempt to storm Giolittis' resi-
lence was frustrated by the soldiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-12
ANT|-CERMAN RIOTS
RENEWED IN LONDON
10y Associated Press.)

London May 12.--Anti- German Ri
OTIS in the East end OF Lonoon were
renewed with greater violence today
than yesterday. Whenever a German
showed himself he was attacked. The
police force has been so thinned by
drafts sent to the army that II had
difficulty in dealing with the angry
crowds. Special constables we're
called out. Many German establish
ments we're raided and sacked and
the contents scattered over the
streets.
Large placards were placed In the
windows Of almost all Of the business
houses reading: "No business trans
acted with Germans"