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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08
"New Life
from Cadomene
New lite from cadomene j

Dear Sir y ann taking Cadomaue
Tablets and they are putting new
life in me had a bad case OF
Grippe this past winter and my ply
sician's prescription did me no good
! saw Cadomene recommended a ior
my condition and sent go miles d
tant to get them Vow after using
them only one week ann gaining
strength, eating with relish and
sleeping like baby Please send
your Health Book and obliee
w II Pennington Wharton Ark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

Panama reports that the story
about a submarine base in the
Gulf Of Darien is unfounded Why
worw7 One lie more or less does
not matter much these days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

The Germans are now reported
TO be using iitney submarines.
Don't the defense societies
that laughed at Henry Ford S
suggestion owe him 40 APOLOGY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08
1927 Inca St. Denver Colo

Note-All druggists sell Cadomene
Tablets. a physicians great prescrip-
ton for nervous ill-health Every
sealed tube bears formula and guar
antee to satisfy or money back by
the proprietors,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

City school matters have rcceiv.
ed much ventilation tile pa,' tna
weeks Ii is to he hoped the ven
tilation will result in general GOOD
for the schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

Dependency Due to Constipation
N1mcn often become nervous anu
le pondcn When this Is due to
constitution it IS easily comected by
au oeeae ional dose ut Chamboriains
Tablets These tablets are eas' -
take nd pleasant I'd oifee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08
my KSxy TSxnE AB n
s I.FADFRETTFS II
fSgxE Sass Il g ~ a

Electric burglar alarms surround the
Geasury al Washington and are test
ed every IS minutes day and night
Population Of the Argentine Re
public has almost doubled during the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08
cadomene Put Him on His Feet

Dear sirs ! beg to make a state
ment regarding Cadomene Tablets
have taken one box and It has put
me on my feet ! feel fine and am
going to continue taking them till
am completely well Wishing You
success, | am, Yours truly
r. w Barbean
1927 Inca st., Denver Colo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

Dusty shoes are always the hottest
because polished shoes throw off the
heat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08
cadomene Cant Be eeat .

OCT Nv Mo
Gentlemen Please send your boot
OF Health am on my second bo,
of CadOmene Tablets Thcy can't hl
beat for nervous people Very truly
yours,
D Mcbride
- III North St, Rochester ~ y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08
DAILY LEADER
BY LESLIE 6. NIBLACK.

Published from The Daily Lender build
ing, West Harrison avenue, and entered
at the Guthrie postoffice as second class
matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

OIL and Gas Lease Blanks
Oil and gas lease blanks foi sale
at The Leader office. Conform to
all late supreme court decisions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

heumatism h attacks The
outside man. Pains and
= aches slinen his Joints and

and reduces his efficiency.
AT the first winGe get Sloan S
Liniment, easy to apply, it pene-
trates 7Dafoat rubbing and soothes
the soreness.
Alter that long drive or tedious
waitin the cold rain apply Sloan S
Liniment to thoe aiii fingers,
. -olg wrists and arms
- Gou, neuralgia, t3atHal hD'scs,
sprtns, cold iect, promptly effective.
At ell druggists, 25c. Soc. and Sl.00.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-08

pAlNFUL COUGHS Z -LIEVEO
Dr Kings New Discovery is
soothing healing remedy for coughs
and colds that has stood the test OF
nearly fifty years For that cough
strains the throat aud saps the vital
liy try Dr. King New Discovery The
soothing pine balsams and mild laxa
tye ingredients soon drive the cold
from tho system lave a bottle on
hand for winter colds Group grippe
and bronchial affections AZ your
Druggist. soc
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save Ths Leader Delivered tsc ms
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MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
ASK GOVERNORS TO HELP
Federal Hoard Wnnt. Their Co.
oprrRtion In tdmInlsterInK
Child Labor Inv

WASHINGTON. Fchruarv - toy
errors % all States nave been invited
by ;hs Federal board which has
charge of carrying out the pro, SION OF
the Sfild labor law. TO cooperate with
the Sovernmcn; SO tina, business inter
t>ts 7nd workers throughout the laud
gan set tn" most benefit from the act
The object is /" avoid duplication Or
all certificates.
.NtiorneH Thomas W. Greg
DRY. Secretary William, G. H"dficld and
secretary W. Is. Wilson. Who consti-
tute the hoard, to-day sert joint
letter 10 tho Governors. stating that
IN" board recognizes the mportance
OF avoiding duplicated Federal-Sta:e
system OF ascertaininS til. aR.- Of
children attended 10 he protected
The specific purpose in serdine tn.
letters. il is stated. - 20 suggest tina,
certificates OF axe in the respective
states be made consistent with tho
provisions OF the Fcderal law aud
regulations. and % request that SO far
as msN 10 n-r"s.ar, ia any state
laws 20 cnec' tho same 10 enacted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
WOMEN PLAN MOVEMENT
TO ORGANIZE FOR WAR
Note Adopted by Executive Council
of Suffrage Association Pledges
Services to Nation.
SEND rLEDGE TO PRESIDENT
To Form Central Committee Com.
posed Of Representatives for Each
National Organization Willing to
Work II Need Arises.

NASlilNGTON. February ia -,
tion-wide movement to organize women
Tor war service was PLAN hcrc ,
uaF az IL nass-mcctinI called bv tho
National American Woman Suffrnpc
Association addressed ny Secretary
h"h"r; ana attended by Secretaries.
i'Hniels and Mctd"o. \ note uG,r,,,i
by the executive council Of tho a....
cation :" ho cent 10 I'resi.icut W.,
sou. says:
@ dcNoutly hupc and pray tina, an,
'"untrA's crisis may lie passed with,,,
re,""rse 10 war. We declare our hc
Ilct inai Tho settlement Of ;ntor,,,
ti"nal difficulties by bloodshcd 80 II"
worm: "f tho twentieth cen,urr ma
our confidence that our goNcrunscn, :;
"Niht every honorable means 10 avoid
'"'''''' H. however. our III ion is.
drawn int" tho maclstru,n. We st,rl
rc"aE |" S"rN" our country with tho
"nh conservation which should
ever characterize those who cherish
nigh Ideals OF the duty and ,bliyat;nm
OF citizorship '''''
YIN no Intention OF laying ,si.ic
our constructive. forward work In ST.
cur" III" vote for tho wumanhocd ~
'niS country as the right protective OF
All rights. We offer uiir services IN 800
country in the event they gho,Id no
needed. and in so far as We are au,bo,
izcd We pledge the LOYAL s.ryi,.. ~
our moro than ".00o.ooo members
u" association plans TO form q cen.
iral committee composed OF repre,cn.
t"'iNes from each national oreaui-a
ION OF women willing 10 aid in war
work IL the need arises"
Besides Secretary Baker the ,no,i.
erS yer" Mrs carrie Chapman cal,
pFeslhcni "f the association: Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw. honorary president and
Mrs. Harriet Teylor Upton. OF Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Georgia GoUernor
Defends His State
Declares Figures on Lmchinss
During 1916 Arc Gross
E1dgeerations.

ATLANTA GA. February o5.-.,;ov-
ernor Harris has issued a statement
based ON Investigations made by his
office ON lyrchiuGS in Georgia in 1916
which showed that during last wear
there were seven lynchincs in the
state with q total nf twelve victims.
The statement said that during Jan.
usr% the Governor read several news
paper references I" statistics OIL lynch
'ngs in Georgia and the United States
that appeared to him gross cNnrrcra.
tons. So far az GenrGiaS record was
concerned: some % them CHARGED ,;sor-
Sia with forty lynchings in lalG
ont "f total OF ifty-six for tho
United States"
Tho statement. which goes into An
nalHzati"n Of tho causes OF mob ,in-
len"5. resulting IL loss "f life. decli -cs
ihat the record wa, not committed ror
the purpose Of cNcus;uc moh Violence
in amy case. "r Of minimizing ,;cur: ia
shortcomings in this particular' AMI
adds that lit is hoped that an .N.
lightcn"d conscience among our people
and a proper conception OF their duties
among our cuardiaus Of the peace will
combine 1" r"ndcr impossible all fur
thor lawlessncss OF this character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
SAIL FOR SUBMARINE ZONE
seven Freight Steamers Leave New
York Carrying CnrRoes Valued
~ sI5.n00. 600.

NEW Y"Eh February % Seven
freight steamers sailed from this port
To-Day FOR N" submarine danger zone
carrying $1,000 tons OF cargo valued
At sl5.oVo.""". Two OF the steamers are
~ neutral ess,cr the others bellir-
"rcnt. Nh"y are carrying munitions OF
var. with one exception
On" OF the FIRST 20 sail Was the TEL
sian steamer hasrur, hound for Rot
ictdam. carrying supplies for the Rel
aian relief Commission. The Two n,u-
-trsl ""sscls ar. the Granfos and
S,oraker both Norwegian and bound
Tor Liverpool
TIE French steamer Honduras. hound
f"r Bordeaux. aud III" Japanese steamer
ro' ANA Maru, h1Grd for London. are
carrying hisn explosives. which they
iook aboard In Grsvesenn BAY
The British steamer l.anca.trian.
round for London, actually sailed from
jris oor' m Saturday. nut ia the cute,
o. was n collision with another craft.
- result an. rocoiyea hole in her
noHs. which recessita,ed PUTTING hack
'"' temporary '-rairs Thev- we're
H'~ui"d w'bil fou hours. and en-.
men proceeded. The Spanish steamer
'opcz I.orsz sailed ,or ,'adiz
Srain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
y. ". Hood.

l-n'os 20 The Tilres-pispatch.l
pAENilI.E. VA. February e5-J. n
HOOD. for The pas, thirty wears resi-
hent % panNiile, out Il native OF Lun-
"uburE county, died u-dAy at the home
Of his daushter. Mrs l.. H. MooreA.ld
"ffr an illness OF month lie was
seventy wears old Mr.. Hood Mas twice
married. his FIRST wife being Miss Nan
nie Branch. OF Halifax. who died eight
years ago. and his second wife. Ms.
Virginia Adams. ~ Pelham. y. G., who
dicd -FOUR ,ra's aFo. He ieavry h;p
daughter and ,wo sons s W. Hood. Of,
Charlotte y a.. and l. ~ Hood Of
rhiladelphia. The funeral vii. be hold
io-moTro" afternoon, and interment
Sill b. made ia Green li:l! Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. February %
Mrs .. ~ MoM,;t. OF MiddIe,own, diAd
on Saturday a. lIomestead Fla. whsr.
she "a' spending tho winter. in com
panN "I'h her sister. Mrs Samue, F.
'Ehodcs Of Middletovn She was about
Sky wears old and ? daushte- OF .hr
AZ" pr. John &. t;uS~~. o. Middietopn
She leaves her husband who il asen,
or tho Eorfolh and Western Railway
~ Troutvill", Va: thre. sons, John r.
Monet Homestead Fla. and Ssmue.
aid Edward Moffett. Roanoke. Va:
iht"" daughters. Mrs Emory Brown
EUeua Vista. Va, Mrs Levi. Iwvm.n
Homestead Fla. and Mis-, Mamie
M"hc'', Trort'illc. Va. and tao sis
'"r'. Mrs samuel r. Rhodes and Miss
Augusta Gu!er. % Middlctoan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
COMPULSORY TRAINING
PENDING IN CONGRESS
Two Kinds Of Universal Service Pre-
sentcd by Military Theorists
FOR Enactment.
EXTRA SESSION rs POSSIBLE
Senate Bill Requires Six Months
With ColurS, While War College
Says Fully Year Is Necessary to
Make Soldier.
! s;rccial 70 Tho Timcs. nlsraicn.l

Especial TO The Times DispatvEl
W ASillNC;TbN. February "6..-.rhere
arc now before Congress two dr:inito
!e' widely different plans for univ crs.i
military training and service AVID
whil" ,hcr" is not tho rcmotcst chance
that either VIII become matter of
enactment 81 ;h,s session. both arc
presented to the country for study and
analysis.
Tho immincnCe of an extra session
10y reason of the determined i;cpuhli-
can hilihusttr may MAKE i, possible
for the Preparedness advocates to rorce
the issue sooner than otherwise IN
fact. II - morally certain tina; if the
House and Senatr rcconNcnc soon aftc:.
March {. Very large part Of their
tim:o viii he occupied in the considers.
t'on OF this proposition.
there is demand that some ADEQUATE
ami satisfying military system I've pro
Nided. The greater volume of this dc.
inand Cenicrs about She assar. Of
universal training act or q universal
service act or combination os the
Two. This pressure does not proceed
from mere ''militari.ts" OF from acute
a>armisis. II comes. FOR the most nari
rom PEOPLE who arc convinced tina.
the volunteer system js = failure and
who feel that tho onl. possible sub
Sfitui" IS comrulsorr training and Srr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
ARMED WITH FIVE-lNCH GUN
British steamer Qurrenm"re, slater
ship Of Torpedord Vessel, Arrive,
in baltimore

BALTIMORE. MI. Februaly -
n" Hriilsn sieanrr RHtrentnore. sIs.
,"r snip q the N"da more. which We.
t"'r.d"ed ."verai week. ago .rri.oI
to-day armed with a i've Inch sun th.
IarEes' mounted on any ship coming
20 TINS port. Captain Iiisnct, said he
sailed the dsy after the Ncdamor@ va.
sunk His snip &c PAINTED q ba,,Ic
,n.p eva:
~ std ~" 'mp--s,ior, IN Eu.!and
IS that spring drive "a soon 10 com.
nence and that suns. heavier ,hen
any ye, used or either side. are h.,nv
massed ny the Bri;!sh IL. Fran. can
tain H.snetts son vas Killed in ,c.
ton ak weeks ago. and the how,
moth"r died from tho shock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
GERMANY REGRETS
DUTCH SlNKINGS
UConiinu.d From First PagoD

'''0t lnbeh T. rom irst PaRc.)
is given out through the mcdi,im Of
tho Overseas News Agency as follous
AccordirE to kilograms received
from Holland. on February -. at :
o'clock in the afternoon. several Dutch
ships were dcstroycd which with tho
arrecnsn; ~ Germany. wanted ~ leave
III" barred zone n westward direc-
ticn from Falmouth and psrtn,oIth.
In answer To this. it Is stated IN
authoritative quarter. that after The
defamation OF tho barred zone, Dutch
shipo"ners asked the British authori-
ties 20 permit thi,ty-thrae steamers
iN'nE at Falmouth and Dartmouth. Of
winch twenty we're loaded with grain
'or the Dutch government, q, proc.ed
out 81 the barred Gone. which wer.
st'Ii thcr" after the expiration Of the
time fXed by Germany. February :.
The German authorities ABROAD "a
ms. making an exception IN order T.,
let 'h| twenty carEo's o. sr4in reach
The bH'ch government. brl ,he condi.
ton vas aided ih7r lhe shipS ouSh,
not TO 81 laser man midnight Feb
ruarN i'-in In this way III. shi,s
would h'N" b"en able 10 lave N all
safct! tie Jared zone within TIE ex-
terdcd me. Nhiyh MAS known - all
'ubma'ins' and. The termination Of III.
period. February !2-I3
The Ia shipowners accepted ;nis
'Her nut were for r.Tauestiorah', rca.
sous "i"o'" 10 get tnriv slips ont 81
the Ens!.s rnrts within M alio,,Au
hme i7"y r"nc"oi their request FOR
permissi'i 20 sail later. and were in
formed nat The vessels c.lld lesv.
DARTMOUTH and Falmout, eriher in I,IIl
SAFETY or March l.. OF. with only ria
i've 'afe'F IN Fehruary - H.; an ir
dicatod rnuts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
WAR COLLEGE WANTS
I.ONt:EN TRAINING rEnInn

war 'olleG" authorities 10 not con.
cur IN this idea. They have found that
II taxes about TWO wears 20 mako a
Sood soldier out OF raw recruit. h,,,
allowing r.! superior intelligence or
the 0art or the reseryist and allowing
Tor other conditions which would xu-
round hm. the army peopl. believe
that one Wear would be enough tim. in
which 10 train the nineteen-year-
boys who would go into tn. c!viltar
training camps
difference OF opinion is reflected
also IN the use 10 he maze ~ the
reserNIsts, after the training rer!od is
over. la the Chamberlain bill liza.
provision IS made tcr the future 81
this force. II is Il. be l!abl. to du,,
IN time Of war. OF course but II ls no,
formed into concrete nShtins force
by the operation OF the bill.
The va! College makes the fulls,,
. provision for all this Under i,s plan
hrsi reserve Of 500 900 men is cor
templated. Behind this is "a he =
second reserve OF the same numb. r.
Ana back Of this is TO ne an l,nor-
sanized nat q trained army Of .nnnonr
men 10 he used in case ~ srea, "a,
for the reinforcement of Inc first ~
lines
On its face this scheme makes sol.
diers in name II nc, in rac, on, ~
practically every mentally and Div
! sically II male citizen OF the country
| between the ages Of nineteen ana
forty-fve. 7" that exteu; il is an adj
n''';ediy radical proposition aud one
which will encounter the mos, serious
opposition az the outset. Unless this
oppos i,ldn can w. overcome. the = g
tenn which nnal!y is enacted Will ne
far less sweeping AMI therefore Tar less
shco''N tnau the army authorize
have recommended
/ No further NOV. ai!i he made 10.
ward legislation along these lines nm.
I'll IT is determined -. cer,a.nty
"httnt' o. not Congress "iil 10 "a
convened. II II is universal ira iuins
and service viii II, ono Of -he ME
II not the higgest question. 81 IN
! which Congress will d.ai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
JEW> DECLARE BONCOr"T
on Att. KOSHER SHOPS

n A.soflat-G PresEl
CINCINNATI February 25.A boy
colt on AL kosher butcher shop. in
,his city. 10 take effort next Wednes-
DAY. was declared tonight by an exc
cnt,ve conmitr"" appointed at mass
meeting Of ,I- Dsh people. held earlier
IN The day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
NOTHING ~ me-. tRu
10 ENDINt. OF EILInl srI:R

There Was no expression from tn"
White House Conccruing tho brsa King
or the Republican hlibustet in the
senate. and officials continued TO pro-
whether tho President would go 10 the
capitol during The coming wceh 10 ASK
additional authority from Congress
official informstlo about tho re-
lcas" OF the American prisoners Of tn.
Nsrrowdale still is lacking |, has
been nearly two months since these
venty-tw" seamcn nerc taken into
Germany. Their release Was announced
in press dispatches several DAYS ago.
but inquiries I" tho Spanish ambassador
a, Berlin have failed 10 bring con-
nrmation.
y dispatch from London to-day 20 the
state Department sa:h two America n
sailors. Edward ELLIS amd John Hand :
Icy. were in tho crew Of the British
sailing ship Centurion. sunk by sub
marine February 10. after being
warned The crew took 10 tho boats.
and was rescued after nineteen hours
az sen. A. tho ship was warned and
no lives were lost. no er"a, import
ance is attached 20 the incident
Desniie the belief here tina, the SOW
Nrancc ~ diplomat IL. relations between
Germany and HOLLAND has hceu hrcurh;
STOP nearer by recent Wholesale a.. =
struciipn "f Dutch shipping i; is con
side"ed virtually certain tha, for the
present az least tho Netherlands gov
eminent VIII 60 no further than To
make vigorous protest possibly
warning tbs Berlin government and IN :
forming II that il viii he held re
sponsiblc FOR The monetary loss in.
volv"d.
Holland 10 represented ar feeling
that tho recent loss. Will" being to
ncndoUs. cannot compare with tho
damage that would he wrought should
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
SHIr LOADED WITH tOJ"Co>
SAILS FROM CHARLESTON

'iiARhE>TrN. : g. February 20
ne Rr''ish steamer Eisuick Tower
with cotton. sailed -da: for a dcsti-
nation 'tid 10 ne French port No
Americans were on board. so far as is
ErrH7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
rIIII.tDEIrHIA I>OSHER
~ 'rtHt:RS no 'LOSE: SHOPS
ny Associated r-.ssl

PHILADELPHIA. IA. February rs
Al massmectinE called by the
Kosher Butchers Association to-day a
v"t" was taken on The question OF
"hs Eer he butchers should charge "a
and - cents 4 pound for kosher beef
or close their shops Tho unanimous
decision WAS close your shops" Ac-
co-d'ncly II vas announced that no,a
Of the so" MEMBERS OF the association
would sell meat until the price is re-
duc"d TO - cent pound.
~ the SAME meeting most Of those
present said thee would not pcrmi,
tnri" children 10 attend school be
cause 'heN arc 700 weak from lack OF
Drope' food 10 study and attend
classes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS
H.rrI. nIrk.on'- rr.y n. .c.d.u,


To-n'Sh' the academy Of Music wiu
no devoted Ia the interesting on,er
tainmeni- described elsewhere ms.
sented for the hcn.nt OF the War mind
Relief Fund
FOR tomorrow and Wcdnc sdav with
ednesday matinee. is announced lTar
US DECISIONS new comedy. "A Niger
IN the "oodDile," which is being triod
OUT IN number OF town. before being
given New York opening Mr.. Dick
sons "0ld Reliable stories hay. Won
MS "!de recognition az dclineator OF
Southern types, and particularly as a
hUmori>' who takes full advantare az
IN" comedy material found IN tho born
comedians an1ons the negroe, "A Mig
Sc in tn" Woodpie' IT, Of .ourse :.
southern story. and naturally SPECIAL
interest attach to It's presentation
III Richmond. where 30 many so.calicd
southern plays have proved to be Gu
iir"l7 without tho Southern flavor.
The Dickson comedy will he followed
ny l.ord bnnsanys famou. orc-act
PLAY. ~ Night a, Inn" which IS
said 10 h" one OF tine finest short pIave
N England. Casts or unusual ability
Viii apoear in both pieces Willis
>weatnam leading tho company Pre-.
sentinI the Dickson comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
'onr Line Train Wrecked.

- I'V|FI,Y. M FehrEa.y -.
'r h'lc Coast Line passenger train
-" ~ Montgomery 20 Jacksonville.
wrecked at Pconto. Ala. sixty.six
'..e 'cu'heast o. Montgomery a; io
O'Clock tonight Tho engineer m.
negro asea:an. two postal clerks and
tohs passengers were more or les. In.
jured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
Mrs. Niub,I H. wtI.r6

Sncoial 20 Tho Times. Di,patch.l
l.> NCllRCftf. VA. February So
Mrs Mabel iIickson Willard fort.-
three Years % age. died on SATURDAY.
night AZ her home here. She was
daughter OF the late John Hickson. OF
this cif%. and WAS = native OF Canada
Besides her husband. she in survived
ny four brothers. ". ~ and NJ r.
iiickso!I. I.ynchburE. and John and II
r. dickson. Chcrae g c.. and a sis.
ter. Mrs. l.. NJ. Pierce. LynchourE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Nix Ellen Eustace Moore. Wife ot
j, Jul'hs Moore, d:eI yesterday morn
inf - tho home Of her daughter. Miss
Mar Julia Moore. IA North Third
street she IL also survived by an
other daughter. Miss Sarah cambridge
Moo and TWO sons. Warren !. Moore
ana George Eustacc Moore. Of Mature,
Bridge.
Funeral arrangements viii he an
noDuC"d to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

Special to The Times Dispa tch.l
WlNCHESTE VA. February Is
MIS- Mary &. Far. SIXTY years old.
widow Or {. Ross Barr. died on Friday
night At tho toll gate on the Winches-
-Riucmont l'ike. She had vid,
acquaintance amonE tourists. She
leaves 'wo sons. John Barr. o! Pitts
burrh. Ia, and &. Lee Barr. OF Win
chester: ON" daughter. Mrs. oscar II.
Lewis Of Winchester; three brothers
and one sister