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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

In every home were there Al baby
there should also be- bottle os Nc
t,Ek'S BABY ELIXIR. u niAy bs
needed ~ any tlma 81 fosrnct aour
stomach. wind eolic.s darrhoea or
sumnaercom Ialut II Ia wholeaom.
remedy. contains NJ opium. morphine
VI injurious drug OF aHy kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
wrcc aoso

For keeping shoes In ahaps whom not
being wurn an lnvsntor ha, lnysntsi
pneumatic last which closely fits shsls
Aaen with uniform pressure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
GIRL DETECTIVE WINS
HUNT TO SOLVE MysveRy


lug ln,cs ugatloa. allowed her 70 re-
r.ain me-. A few DAYS ago she was
arrested IN RoynoidsyilIe aud was
brought here. Monday she was given
n preliminary hearing and h.ld for
..attrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Later, however. a daughter OF Yea
!iny, who was q nurse before her mar
riage, asked that an investigation be
made believing she said. that the
symptom Of death were not those OF
uremic poisoning. Accordingly. the
authorities decided 10 exhume the
'ndy. with the result that II was found
ieath was due to quicklime poison
ing.
The woman has made no statement
since her arrest except to deny
knowledge OF the poisoning, Author
tee have been endeavoring 10 find
where the quickllme was purchased.
but have reached the decision that II
was Obtained from the effects OF DR.
FoIden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
VA. a Rish Farmer.

Yoany owned several farm in Red
bank iownsht and was rol,uted 10
nav. been worth more than $4,000.
He married the accused woman in
November. ai7 II wah his second
marriage. his first wife having died
some years before. The woman was
also married twice. being divorced by
her first husband Previous 10 her
marriage 10 ycany she wa employed
as housekcepcF for Dr. James Holden
Of Holden station. five miles from
here Dr Holden died while the wo-
man was his bousekeepcr
According 10 ID. authorities. The
night ycany saa STRICKEN m Mrs
Yeany visited ber .stcp-sou., Perry
Yeany. who residel a quarter OF a
nile from the Yeany homestead
|, was her first visit 10 the step
sons home since her marriage 10
yeany and she s.ayed TWO hours AZ
the time il excited comment Soon
after her return home that evening.
he county authorities say. Mrs
Yeany telephoned Perry yeany that
her faerar was seriously M. Perry
FASTENED 70 the house but his father
died In a shorttlme The family ply
stefan Was puzzled by the, saddenncss
Of his death but pronounced Il due ~
uremic poisonlng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

First Baptist Church.
Corner Vine and Noble
Sunday school ~ p;Is. new time.
i'fSashing morning and evening by
the pastor
Bible clarr for men at 80 ". saush,
by Judge Partridge.
Young Peoples services al 4 g. y M,
The men are welcome 10 come coat.
less
ser,Icee begin promptly and el'~e
promptly.
FORREST MADD0X, Minister.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
|RUMAN|AMs WILL QUIT
HUNGARY NEXT WEEK

Budapest, Aug 1.-the HumAnlsno
viii esacaase this city shortly. n was
stated 90 high authority today They
aFe now transporting the Hungarian
suppllsa that they aoixed 90 Bucharest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

First Baptist Church. fcoil.
corner springer and broad
sunday school a, $3.50 "a 10.
Preaching. II m
Special eermvna. morning aud aga
ny y u, $3.50 y M
Preaching ) D ~,
by tue paHf0r,
All cordially welcome
IN NJ YOUNG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

hama CITY Mr. aud Mrs. Bert G Ornor.
Mrs h Cook aud Mira lia. wicks and
lltllc son.
n X x
~ the story hosr at the caFu,sie
library this morning the usual large
nl.nser OF chlldr,n we're prcsen, and
Nfs ffed Green cn,ariained them Cor
NJ hour with nature stories Nrr
Green has kindly consented 60 TAX,
charge again next week and has ar
renged an excellent program OF stor-
decentralization and lcsson In pa
rer tearing
y 4 &
Mr. and Mrs X A Johnson aud chill
dfcn Of Perry are spending the week
sud with Mr aud Mrs Scott Martin.
4 ,, y
Miss Hazel rpham Is spending the
week end with her parents. MIR and
Mrs Clyde rpham, on her return from
an extended tour through Colorado
aud wyoming. She spent three weeks
IN Estes Park With Dallas friends.
end a week With Mise Grace rrary.
Who IL now with the Garter oil com
nsny IN Cheyenne. wwo. She will
return 70 Dallas shortly.
So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Methodist 1p,seopsl Church, South. /.
Corner Oak and Oklahoma.
Sabbath school " a. IN. Prof
Maddox. superintendent.
Eiwcrsh League. I M
Public worship III a M and . M.
You are invited 90 attend the-. ear-
vices.
II. q. CALLAHAN. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Peaches for salo at Householder
orchard. suitable FOR RAINING.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

MIR ard Mrs J Wieks. who live
lstb "a ihe eity. Mad a. their dinner
guests. yesterday. Mrs Harry Painter
nd dasighter, Mis- Dorothy. Of Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

United Presbyterian -hurch.
Corner OF Ash and clevelan nd.
Sabbath school. sgp q ui
Morning services. i IN
Young Peoples meeting. r.ie u u.
Evening services af \ d m.
Mid week meeting, Wednesday 4
y IN.
Everybody welcome al all services,
J. W BfpNLEY. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

First prestyserian Church
Corner Division and Nobis
sabbath school a. s.$s A. ~.
Morning Service a 1900 A N
Y.P. 4. q. u. Ut Gao y II,
Evening Service ~ Tao r. ~
We extend cordial welcome 70 all
TO worship With us
GEORGE q. NICHOLS. Pastor,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Mfs 7 c Dysart and two sons Of
Oklahoma city are here visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mra N y Mc1slnl.y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

First Church OF Christ Sclsntist
fi6 North Broad street
Sunday school ~ a:<5 q m.
Sunday services M Z, No.
"Wednesday evening service 8 y in
Reading room at ll7h East Okla
homa avenue. Open from iI;so . n.
40 8 u m. except Sundays aud holidays
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
| Corner Eleventh and West NoDl..
Sunday school NJ 10 a m.
| Preaching service ~ NJ u III.
Glass meeting at 1900
| Epworsh League service ~ p IA.
Preaching sersfc. az : j m.
Mid. week prayer mseiin-. Wednea
day evening az p IN.
G. J. QUINN. Pastor.
Free Methodist Church.
Corner Eleventh and Nan1ur.
Services Saturday and Sunday oye-
Ming at o'clock
Sunday school az $40 a M.
Love Feast. 10 M.
Preaching at II a M.
{ i.t--4s ~ sr4fff---7 : : ~, -
i,rayx meeting "Wednesday, : . N.
Come aud worship with W.
PEARL WELLS. Pastor.
Catholic Church.
<ff North Elm.
Father John Van Castsl. Ssstss.
On Sunday:
First mass and sermon. 7.3o Q n.
Second msss and sermoa. - . - !
On week dnys:
Evening devotion o. 7.so =.
Mass every day at 8 O'Clock . =.
REV JC41N VAN 0A6TBL
German lutheruN Church.
Corner ssssutssutb end ~. Looao.
8sryiees every second 6ebtsth
Sunday school ~ >: - . =.
Prsschine NJ II n. r-yl.f Il
u REIDER Of liarstau. Pooeov.
Church ., cs,..sI1 70 iee'7ygm' /
Meets .. city naIl evssy eun1ay q
10 . n Presch.ng q II . = 80
coLoRgo.
81. Paul ~. z. Church
Corner Broad ard Pcrkim.
Sunday scf1poi 9: 1000 .. n.
Morning scr~5ce II q a.
Senior League ~ 100 ,, m
Evening serv1ce ~ 2 m
A cordial invitation exfsnded 20 an.
WALTON BROWN. Pastor. |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

st. PAU A. N. u. Church.
Corner elm and vllAa,
SUNDAY sehool. $3.50 a m
Preaching at m and : 10 m.
4 g y League from q ~ 20 I 80 d in.
You are cordially invited TO attend
services Sunday at ~. Paul A. M. "
church.
JOHN NJ. WATTS.
Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Ars n,ron naschslor VAS hostess 10
The kooney Mooney shah club a, the
home q Mrs n Beland On Friday
afiernocn. :. celal saessa were Mrs
|R 4 nageg. Mr. ra~sni sShl. Mn
Howard Fsfc and Ma John narrcv.
Az shs game OF aueuon hish sccv~~
wsre made by Nrs ilfe and Miss Des-
- Matche,, and a, The close % the
rsme dainty refreshments were ser,-
ed
:,lx y afa Y.
Mr. aud Mrs n X He'd and Nfs } A
s,sufter have returned from d motor
ms trip v .srsanse o''y and nlaos'
wen. ii'l V
* y -
Mrs Henry Ellil or Orange Cal. is
visiting With rciauyos
X = =
Charles Nowberry OF Arkansas city
was In Guthrie yesterday
- = =
Masouerade Party AZ PARK.
Margaret and Henry Thomson will
siv@ masouerads party at Highland
park on Monday evening
= - n
Miss Georgia West r. waiting with
Mr. aud Mrs Enoch Bamford In Ksu-
sas city
x y n
Lon Smith the son cf Mrs Set-ie
Smith and former resident OF Cuih-
rle, who has been In France with the
Marines. has landed in New York and
Nlll De here next week for a short
,isit a, the home OF Mr. aud MIR W NJ
Mccoy
= y "
! Mrs Robert Stewart who has been
visiting her parents. the Rev q o.
Nichols and Mrs Nichols FOR The pas
week. has returned 10 her home IN
Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16
IT THE LOCAL CNURNEs

tA
rssessy sssscopal chassh
Corner hrosi Street and Noble Ave
c,fs m sunday seheci
40 cther services until sepsmssf'
Rev A u Nicholas will r.yond 10 AL
n.cws.r, calls slurlns August,
JAY SCOTT ntpLo>G.
Gcctor
F,rss chr,ssisn chussr.
Corner Ash and Notle
niblc school ~ s:ts am.
junior consresstlon. 'vss,o a u.
" sc r.. D m
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday night.
Morning sermon. "slay and Mora
Where You ARE"
E,enlns sermon. The Transform.
lng Poser OF Christianity"
Electric fans make our auditorium
comfortable.
The minister hss returned from hls
vacation aud viii speak both mornlns
aud evening.
Good music. short sermons. glad
our II. rrNpLny.
Minis tor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

rhs mot fsmilisr and intimate ha
esads.. eonnecilons fsieadshlls. ~
asirs a dssrcs q Koed breeding ee,h
a. preserve spa cement lAsm
chs.ssrfled
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c A. e n o 4 r.
SATURDAY.


story Iloar--taruesi Library. Mr.
Fred orcsn. leader.
MONDAY
Masquerade Party Henry aud
Margaret Thompson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

hama city Mr. aud Mrs. bert G Ornor.
Mrs h Cook and Mrs liza. wicks and
llttlc son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Miss Georgia West r. yIsitlng viii
Mr. aud Mrs Enoch Bamford in Kan
sas city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

Margaret and Henry Thomson will
sive a masquerade party at Highland
park on Monday evening
- - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
FINDING NECESSITIES
PROVES GREAT PROBLEM
siberian Town Forced TO Use Kerosene
Lamps After Electric
Clnut il burned.

oMSi> SIBERIA. March .l.-,Spc-
ctsD .--Find'nG the necessities OF life
Irr the people is one Of the great pro-
blcns OF the -All-Russ,an government
having It's headquarters here. Light
i one or the. most urgent needs.
Electricity exists spasmodically in less
;ban half the city. The burning of an
electric power plant caused u big sec
zion TO depend entirely on petroleum.
or Kerosene. and candles. But the
stock Of petroleum is almost exhausted
and candles are becominc rare
The loss OF Saniara has proved a
great blow in This respect for. through
Snmara from the rich petroleum dis
tries; OF the Caucasus. came the Omsk
supp!S OF petroleum. oil and fats. Tie
lack &: grease FOR tho wheels OF the
.'ailwaN Cars is 4 Very serious matter
IN connection with the question o;
transport. already difficult on account
OF general DISCRIMINATION. Candles
cost eight ruhies apiece and are diff
cul; 10 find.
Light is essential III the dead of
winter here because night begins at
four o'clock III the afternoon and con-
tinucS until o'clock III the morn
ing. 'rhc absence OF light IN the street 8
Al night leads 10 frequent robberies
aud occasionally TO more serious fnct-
dents. II is unsafe to go ont a; night
alone. especially in dark. unfreQuentcd
ihoroughfares.
The only public attraction AZ Omsl
IS the theater and i few moving picture
.tuditoriums. There are one or two
large restaurants where one may dine
70. fifty or sixty rubleS. But, Ecncr-
ally speaking. Omsk. NJ night is
deserted and mournful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
DISPOSITION OF school
AT CAMP LEE IN DOUBT
Infantry Training Institutions Fate
. Still Not known to
Commander.
MANY MEN GET DISCHARGES
Three Richnonders Among Number.
322 Sent To Other Camps for Final
81 Decentralization = Most of SIS.
e Expected From Newport News.

CAMP LEE. NA.. March 24.---Author-
tiles here are stun without information
as TO the future life Of the infantry
officers school OF Camp Lee. as no in
structions further than that no more
student officers would hc enrolled,
have been received from the War Dc
'continue as q trainins center for the
remaining officers or whether il Will
be discontinued entirely remains. as q
matter Of speculation for Colonel Harry
~ Eaton Commandani. ana his aSsis-
iants
The technical instruction of the. reg
rlar army othcCr, candidates continues
as before. and there has been no let
up in the intensive outside training.
which is about as intensive as that
occurred OF students, at West Point
day TO day, but still the officers ami
the instructors are at loss to kno"
whether the candidates will be dis
charged or given birth in the regular
army Nincty-hve of the student Of
icers left camp this morning for Wash
,iinsion. where they will report 70 the
,isnment 10 duty with the bureau 10
lind civilian employment FOR discharged
soldiers.
/. !, is expected that The greater part
landed in Newport News this morning.
viii be sent here for demobilzation.
but no official information TO this ef-
feet has been received Al the office
: Of the camp personnel adjutant. These
men are principally from the Caroiinas.
Ebut many Virginia men are brigaded
: with them The Two Hundred and
-fEighty-ninth Hoboken Casual Com
pany, composed OF l97 men. and sew
enty six casuals from various organ
CITATIONS arrived here from Hoboken
this morning.
- Three hundred and twenty-five en-
listed men were sent today TO other
,Ncantonmen;s for final rehabilitation.
The troops were apportioned among
'the following camps: Funston. thirteen
Bowie. forty-seven: Custer, nifty: Pike.
fifty: Gordon. siXty-two; Shelby. forty
TWO; Dodge. twenty: Lewis. twenty
Two. and Fort II. y. Russell. Wyo..
sixteen
The following Nirginians, mostly
men who have just returned from over
seas. were discharged and left for
their homes this afternoon: Orlando
l.. Holmes. Richmond; Porter Roberts,
Jonesvile; Willie Wilkerson, Peters
burg: II. l.. Henderson, Lynchburg:
William r. Sparks, Norton: Eugene
Eadcs, Lynchburg; l.. Il. Lewis. S,uun-
ton; Cloyde V. Chillcotto. Alexandria
Rufus b. Henderson, Richmond: David
ID. Nowlin, Winchester; Arthur Dickcn-
son, Covington Raymond Stoddock.
Stanton; :. a. East, Staunton; VIII
liam j. Bottamus. Richmond r. u.
Loudre, Staunton: Joe Nan,lolino.
Staunton: Harry r. DeIIavan. Staun-
ton; Carol II. House Manassas: John
Morris. Characteristics; Hugh Eaton,
Petersburg; Andrew l.. Curtis. Culpepcr;
). a. Cook, Staunton, and Henry Horak.
Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
AUSTRALIANS CHASTISE
CANNIBALlSTIC NATIVES
War>hip Dispatched to MaIckuln Island
10 Discipline Recalcitrant MINI
Eatcrs-NurdcrS Charged.

MELBOURNE. March 24.-The AUS
,ra!ian naval vessel Faatoma was 5,
10 the Ncw H=brtdcS Islands recently
20 cn2st!Se tribe OF caunibais ac-
cused @: having committed murders
The nau-ente-s occupied the northern
side of Na.slu.a island and were &C.
cusea q the murder % I. French COCO
nut planter
.>s ,as ,ls@ lEes-i5es ~. owned joint
australia Ta-za-- VS. selected 10
:'-nizh ~ a-ssees The Fantyu- land
- punitive 'afG= Il sIx,y-tlye Off
t=-z I'D M. z. }fz.us BAY where
ne i@::T -. .g-a@c ~ eighteen ma
i've c-z-GH.
Hang -=.r-+1 .:.s ol:s},ir:g ~ the
village Wee ne - --t.f.-E wc-. SUP
1880 - - -s-.- ne rou.aanGsr OF
t.s .Ittc.t-c" =~1. ~ Interpreter 10
-z--=y 'T-1 ale T,-zgs.E Tor The sur
:so-.' 2. 80 u.el Suspected OF the
,y-;t = z-tast z.vsges from the
-,+' s-'-s;E re AID ,wO OF their
t-.,S t..-a- - t-= Villagers ,hat !
,E $500 E-''z.es-ac 70 the cXpe-
.s1-c he fired upon.
=E 'L - >-eHE ...p"snlcr were
-1st,E :. 80 .-.Eb,e. the punitive
;a.s. -'s lyon ilcn W.th ma
@-& 80 ts.-o1ed This with "A
-s.a--.-asuf or lucjackets
~. ,;.% 80 -1Es and drove the saw
z2%H -. Ea.= ended the affair. the
sEtst-i.r. e-@er.rz 10 casualties
~ .--;.iyl-A a&a been tauI 1t a severe
lesson ~hlla s5a.d insure the f,Iture
s.fstE o: ;t= Waite residents OF
li@iek..4-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
CHAScKgl rKu.r DEEDS

z e;saas 7 s"-eH%s 80 G..rr!.e. .,vtees 70
s,orth 80 Hu-.sa s,Ts5, ,.a,i -[e a9 a.
east Of q Street Bartn j. i.i.. s. ia
rlAudt = rtreaE5e md C-nrri;.r t..,.,
north side HURON street 3. <-e' I. H.. 'i,t'f.s
Mr.. KatheSr. Dove sails Ia n !. 'g.cb.
III al sSG,Ass, ss+at- @, s9qc Okla
nne ,a asd iBt.2222"a!na PAN Bo1.e5ars Main
sa'ss'ls$ ?..G es 81: XIX. H 51ai..
T nue ,s ard = H!,eo%isad PARK BOULEVARD MaraN
f%5 cfp "a S1 1fas., e? o l.g.1 ( W..
YARD 81 g.; ;ss! , noTth Of Man street MsrSi.
esl..4, z s1:...' '24 o-s y.f.
No. Is East carv stree,. a Zee, ,1,...,o,,
4 YiS. feet. south SD Cary street g f6c, az
{ Of Lsepe street; also feet ;nrhcs In r"a,
81 sa.a d. 10 :" East carr. M<reh q i>s
q, n: Ar,hu, Bayliss and winnie x cri,,, 4,
.rnstee: No |c3 Ess, Iranklin Street Is rao
= line Franklin street. :. feet Inches wSst a.
Thirty;.irst Street March n 1917 $50
Chariot, y T. spe,rry Z. IS. p Ecdd .rn.
so feet aohes . fiise f.e, iis ah I'm 1
Meadow Bridge Road. foot 10 !ncho. ,oUii
of Missouri ,tr:ngs March -. 1919. $40
Park lao feet irchet 1iSs fec, INK iSh. az J. e
: line Meadow Bridge Road ! foot 10 incho
son1th OF Missouri Avenue. March 20 !si:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
Real Estate and Court News
CHANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

HER.1na w. Fr5S Es IL block s.e!
TOAD ,do 100 feet, West of Goddin Street. March
n5 5sSss i;4f.t r.. pGes2n ~ Ygr,p
Ef Main Street, gGrsh na q Fal
Sfoot ey 60 ts sgfh ws S If se hos ngrn n
n sSah1 Ma,b ey r-y fSyd Avenpf Main KoPr.o
is, ,, lsis: tx ;s5.Io. SO -"e", 80 MaFeA
P5 hse to 9 St4ee rerkn .s 80
SiTss! - s. i2 i5 s ssos 3 y!
il 'oh pi,r y tI hn7t a9a SADIE " ttwife.!
h.. At nG5.hwss1 eo-eSr q b4ncFot
North Twemtv six;H s:;Ssi 49, 81 y
,5 + Hugh He. 70 5!o4a Il. nge. ross.A...
a. s14thvss, eo-z=- o: 7 s-.t !5s.e-,t -:,r-.r
50: si-*>s So. - :='A=s = ~ fSgis
go wsH >: =.-ssz S-:s-; - ii. -
.ssas A7.a 5r -. :: r. II! i: " -
e -. 5as.. 81. - s-t Ga go -. -
~ '.4
osb,sv siZ ,pz-S ~: -. ~.
-. y ..'... - 81 Hae Fy,1
3 : pa. 49, ~. leg. ..
-: - = .trnse -@ = ;.--...s --,4..
G--..s.e: g..Ea.ess5 E.e.:s -yl., r..
cstsi-s'r t-ve,us Es:..l4 ~ "a -.
49,. > - -. y ft''f' 2
z To s---. @.tsH.' 80. ~ 80
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
CHARTERS GRANTED.

The s,sss SSrpSF;s;ig}n cSmrss!o" Nes'er
Eeriiicate OF authority issued 10 Mecr3v
S?w rs sStatS u ngdinh"
tory agent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF re-
frH5 snnds NsStcG l2S c 9hani
,en. K!chmond Carital-iu.,N lmum, ,s..CG1
Gr% o IT. Hha ii and WiTt S MarE "",G
sn' f Wa In"saa fhso4 aaG Il pPEs S5T
SECRETARY; Ne, New , Ygrh y y oo'ee'--m'nins
ms, Norfolk 49, capi,ai-i'aHi'pf $.SNCYH:
i %rasi4a@p T. 2"Sc@ lSi &sags
III ,hg,m Ind Sna oEiscJ"S-
tractors.
Amsaamg1' ne charter e sni%g lFSn
Saunders. president: Never, No,cyn. secre.
S SaTI 'G siock 81 FROM MSrH % %
brich,on Apartmgnt hotG! Inc "a. Alex Lex.
I prssfdent: Romas i Bon.s. and James j.
o 'SHSG hotei business -
4 J. coTpgrasion Asx&nIrIa @ftiee 7;
james. rrosjden; aui S,,,.o l. james M II
m Num- sl T TS d in'
and amusement hus.myS>
M%5oi -, s,o"fn Inn-
son. seGrcturY-al! of Norfolk Object
BIS. Stone ,Gao Home RusldinE coruoEs,, ,,,;
BiE , Si2ne ! tSo cline s:
presideni: q \ knisht. George l. Tavier
sscT ,,t W R. A, NE ana n = Fox an
srno;he5s pfgs store !qs; Nost9iE ,5 cap;2i
acers-A. c. Friary. president. r b. spindle.
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re;ary all Of '%orfoiE5' o6iect-reai estate
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/ OF Norfolk obieci-renl estate business.
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minimum, $3.50" on:cers-ii L: Wilson:
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mum: 5000 Gifcers Iii G. Mundy. INV Y.
Mnndy and ,: Jon" r TAYLOR AL OF rOanoHe,
Bl"empo, s ,Glli!sm. Inc Norfo;k Caoit:l
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
CHASCERY KEfEAsE DEEDS.

r. Sittcrdinr. j -. Carneal and Charles
Is. Wills .;o, tTnns,.cs 20 ~ Rarnctt, 5ox35
I'VE ,o and ,Bartooki.nd rsri Bonievard March
Nv. +. PurcelI Jr. trustee to Hurb w
E9en aYd ,s sss'rnS Sci 30 ~ ywentvfourth
1Twenty- fourth Street lS3 fcet inches somih
8of MaTshal Street March 10. lsis: s5l2 30
ttcn, e.seu;ors q FrGenN r !sulton' Trustee.
I3x12S feet : Inches. west line TS.n,v \. ,ir..
erect. q fe:t & inches south OF T street
Nsrian 7 HAL trug;eo. to .Ea., nirh,and
,TsrH PeSrS sp' !, sis 40 s6S . lI'fhianh
- Charle, " Willl, ana y II psyIs trn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
WILL TEACH PACKING
Hrcausr 100000 900 Worth of tond,
We're bmmascd, England plap,
J.ducat iunai tampnIpn

LONDON March u ,Soec.ap 10.
cause eiaims FOR goods damaged In
transit no" pending before tho EaiI,
way Clearing House amount to 81
v9r.'oo, 80" railroads have inauguratcd
q campaign a. teach people now 10
pea.s hay" been issued urging the
PUBIC 20 make sure that packages are
properly packed ana addressed.
~ one London depot q dozen rail
road men we're seriously hurt in on.
year through the collapse Of poorly
hacked freight, while 1855 serious ac.
C!i"nis are reported almost daily from
tue same cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

TRUCK BODIES--Wc havo several ono and
will nj any truck. We, put this body on
your chassis: also a full line OF cabs for
any make of trucks. 4. Meyers Som 1sl
East Cary. headquarters truck bodies.
TRUCK - Smith Forn-a-Truch makes .
motor truck OF any Phone boulevard
1895 1873 West Broad Street
TRUCkS-Stcwart Motor Corp. 1i1o West
Broad Street. makers OF quality trucks al
quantity prices
USED 'zARS-Dependab!e used cara for
sale. 81. ID. Stone Motor Co.. Broad and
Shafer Streets
USED ca RS can be bought at Il reasonable
price from d. A. Frentiss 3l' West
Broad Street
USED CARS for sale at Lininger-A lsop Co.
ia West Broad Street.
Used CAR BARGAISS--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

COZ East Grace Street. Itichmond, Va.
whose skill. Method and Prescription
Glasses have been boon to thousands
OF VirSinlAns during the past 10 years..
IL you have blurrinE. dizziness. neu-
rh!Eia headacbe,, spots before the eyes.
WinklnB, trembling spells, cataract
burning and sinarting OF the eyes, va
nous nervous and brain affections, en-
light. but untold misery, call imme.
diatciy.
CONSULTATION free between 10 A. NJ
and +. NJ