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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
GRAND JURY HANDS
IN MANY TRUE BILLS

leo u. Kidd was Indicted yestcr-
day by the grand 5I-% ot the hust-
tnss court On charge Of stealing
a Cadallac autos-l bic froa, Don
Cameron. The alleged thctt was
oogncai,tcd severa! wrcss ago.
oehur felony indictments return
cd yesterday. tho frst Gay or the
Few ter n. were.
Rosa Daniels. frand Larceny !.
B, Hopkins. nauEder, Dorster Earntl-
tor. house breaking Ed HAYES, raj
Lc3ous wounding PTic" Holmes
robbery: John Lewis, ATTEMPT 20
KIN; William Loving malicious
wuund!Gg; John Lewis malicious
voundiny; James Wlk!am Myers.
grand larceny. Samuel Owens. burg
lsry AMI house breaking. Yam es
ROY murder: Ci-rencc Sawyer, at
teuop6 at criminal assault. Leo u
6cxy. grand larceny; Maggie White,
grand larceny; John WINS, house
hneMklng and johnson Willis, house
hraeAEtng.
Several indictments were return
"a for n sd cam cnors.
Captain Charles +. TAYLOR IS fore
man OF rho jury. The other mem
borS.are w j. HochIor c. j Bynups.
Reuben Burton S L, Bishop Rob
ert Lec:cv Jr.. Joseph II. Estes and
O. II. Funston,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
MUST PAY POLL TAXES
BEFORE DECEMBER I

Voters who tEoect 70 participate
a the spring. elections II n!ch -@ond.
pncn 4 y2a.ot ard members Of the
city coa-!cil vii 30 FAMED as4at
say 1As!- pol. axes before Dococ>-
re- : At the oG.,c Of tho t.al."cor-
-ao-n loI. c:ty ha,I. ~ Il 10 3-1t-
i~.ctlvc >-cto~ avos - tac Solt3,i1o.
.1a4 Ia, street These voter alto
~ixepc qualified 20 vo:c in tho pos
4 Ma election ncxt fail
- o,dor 20 vole ir Ti-r!a.a n:
rra~tnta for pol .axr$ ~:ue. be
- n.pp .r. .h-c wears pls. ua!oss
tnc can IL s'ewcorie- or Is jaSt
ecming OF arc TO vote neNt
vraf ,her. .axca for ~ c.-l ,ol
tl,~' r3Ie. have heea paid.
Tat Civic Aa9oc!at.cn II which
Ur r. R anderson Is executive
a<cren-y, h2s .s9led 'I1c following
!'.tcr--1.at,"- -e.a-.ve ~ voti-. DUAL
,ti,".:.r9~:
fhc NV -oquirer h"cfv nan who
3 el.~th}, az voter ~ pay thr poll
rot - exercises the privilege %
bL4H g. ana EFEi NltSs o. any olAtSI
taxes. &lG,l witch re may be as
5esSod
Before a person can qual.tv to
vote In 2icr=9cad he c14Gt have
lived 10 the state two years. II the
city one year and Ln the precinct
thirty DAYS.
TO %otc il the lection Of mayor
and council men - Ap-il and .Fune.
800, pod taxeo must be 1atd as
follows
For TIC years 1917. 1918 and 1919
K Fl years OF age on o. before Feb
:, 1917
For years 1918 ard 1879 L the
2lFt birthday was any day from
Tcb 2. 1917. 70 FEB. :, 1918 !nclu-
H!H-n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
JURY INVESTIGATES
SUGAR SITUATION

T6at there is In Richmond eaeuFa
sugar. properly distributed, to r.
1eve the SERIOUS shortage % hIS
commodity faced In the the hon'e9
Of the city il the belief Of Cou,mo.'-
vaalth's Attorney George +. "-t3-
after a careful investigator, WIZ
the help of the tolico to-cG, az tne
entire situation al concerns beth '-@*
vho4 esidio a..G refill trade
In addition 10 this Mr.. WISE anyS
be has Information 20 the eifec,
mat the supply 81 scgaT a'reats ~
kohzaacd EiH u&1o g n41&fL'I al
dit.An through la. Sc shipments It-'c
Within the mex; -cr dass 81 1"GG
no reason. If the law is obs"rVoo,
why the e1-sting st..hgc"cJ Sbnh1
not DC relieved IN a measure a@ ae-
gree within i. snort THO
Mr.. Wise IS also of the firm opin-
ion that thV recClLy- enacted anti
trust law afforGs ample n leans II
6ock any at:enpf at res iraih' Oh
trsx2e In sugar 2ILd to bring /" the BAr
OF Justice for punishment al pes
SONS wEo have Violated the act.
Chief OF Police Shorty handed t"
ths Comm onwoasth aJtcr1ay ges-
serday morninss - detailed report
from Eaeabers OF tae foroo as to Inc
amount OF sugar Richmond la"foAi-
Anta hAyo on hand, WHARF the2 So
ourod il and what rest, icE'cnS they
place on the ss4s OF T. tina roper
rnapttons mere tn&a 1870 b4oras'
fvw Of which require ths. before
s1xrzr MAJ be secured the ps1FSn
must pur chaso a certain au.oVas ~
other uerch andlss. The sport
dtnclosas that l. Il. M1n In, 900
Esct Franklin street. has In btoch
1900 pounds and that OAmal
Rnothera, 1916 Hull street. have -
go pounds GA hand. with ~ par
reas IN transit. over 100 stores
have susz-r Is sorio Guent-1 90
hand Wv
Yari7 s...aax Dacrzlns MI VIE
wa. toi.. lhat the fir+cH Of & W
Arrx-.m !+~rvev PIe;r, Harris Gr =
osxy coss1a1y emo y s 1~Ewood
nkd In III rag, ya<cS. c2n14Sne<'
to them, @ryx carloads N lie CoiL
modify, tc>Alt2s more th2a $50 90
poundH
An tbs trfcs~a alton and more
Mr.. wiz. wi, ~ before tae grand
try in - u sle5 .--t1crdAy II WAS
aas,>z.,eeI alsa that he would re
ottxe the receav.u!- clerks OF a! ra1-
ruufl. entering Fs1cA-nond 70 appeaf
hesoys the tly-y and testify as IL IN
srr.,un. =. euy.cr which h1s been
nry-ught here within th@ La saAtH
axys ana 10 whom II was coF.sH~es -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Or. LEVY MISSES
BU30H|C PLAGUE

C- Tines. c. Levy d@>cto- Of
public areltl-e was i his otHce
rair g-este- l.y having returned 70
I<!en-:oad On Su1dav from New
Orleans. where - attended th2 an
lGal e1avI n..on OF the America
Public Heath $3.50 Il lion
X expo sss-t. regrets y 80 hav-
- seer re case Of nubon.t pleague
which vas reported y, the Southern
GIG whi,5 tie health experts were
= sag~,o% -Hc-e DR. -ev-v said he
"as h2sT a. I roGcl table discus
s.o2 aaA did -ot .eel that nc could
( srfer. j. ne oopo--ure no-aeat
Mex Orleans food was II .spec IA
delight 70 TT Gocto'
I never sav such 'en-s ee
SAID as . nan ma" secure A. the
no a'..cV3tnG locking places.
:@iiSssT .rc.. outs4da aopca-a -.1es
Ec9',. Orleans IS 14stIY famous. far
t.csv cafes ara res-a IRA .ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
CR|LDREA'S DAY IN
RED CROSS ROLL CALL

A uatte6 appeal By SIC children
in public and private schools FOR Fed
Cco.s members .or !a2e wi,l be n
ecatuoc today Of .hc third -c!l call
J. Il Bt-sord aratst-.-,: Gapor..-
tcn;fe~t Of schoo,a. .stca last Night
that Ill artanvcrH Nnt- hHa boon crrl-
f,}etcd 20. III" d'~tYthption nf1 - 80.
-oTire~rt blank n yach nurN. tn
h;seSc ~ be Carried ,Nor1n, and Il
hr rnl AL c1r--n,'E 80. 10, - a"
tpi3itai t~eHsaY.3s o trAr1 will be
rctprra9 tcr-9,>~-sw fAn4 Hnt win
t,4 uar>c Of - srn ts~ s-si acc1-,- :
PAVED by 81
IT, promptnea< with ,ttHeh large
NUN ~-e Of MAJ AID -cnr1%r ar
pear 7Fr'dav NJ enro,!rnert
Booth 70 east vote Of cna!i,
ac0" FOR thc PED Gross surc1Tted
fhr r-ost :-an~rinA expectations Fl.
=. Bo,'kin. director OF thu roll call,
stated The reszporse trr RE hucord-
ors on he orcrf-o- DIV Of the c1rn :
ratrn FAR cyce~a.-T the reeults OBJ
taircf tc- siraila-t period IN a1T
-ou call. he added
Thratcr audiences last night were
addressed for tsle first time ~ four
minute speakers who rree~6 ecn-
--cns support sor the Rod Cross In
a,&sr tNot TIE organization rnirht
rrv out I've ree7~~n program Hira1~
2ratifvln~ rosponsas on tho part 81
.hr.ater -eae-s were reported
Th.> .e1er horr~ ~ Ro. rross
hca fnrarters TourfA and Grace
strents vorc bury oil day vc~trrdav
With call~ FROM nersons offering e
holm in fre caro"rigr Toy rrrTh"-s.
Further r~crs N hcTn -rr t>t5nr &c.
cl.ncG director eoy!,r said re-
oauec .hc-e arc ror' r1o-e Our
-co-e .har obs for them II, NIL,
Talks in the thcatcre VII be
r1ede toaisht r.. .ho following
T4v-ic r',tn Smith s.-ard Nu-
-av Mcclure Btinu vr-~'a- Tohr-
e-- Isis Georrc TIaw. Broadway
- ,:-cr3n. 4 Houston co'oc!al
r',lta- Gum
tssi~r mort ri rorneH's co-r- =. 4
'oN- - cra-gc 81 the so-icita tor ~
r,o~7- 7o~rhfps ~ the heaters tor.irht
hos bcon made - fellows.
7.v~'---Afrs HUGH Posc. chair
nan Yrs c 3 Ll.hroo Mrt Efd:"
T'--1ar Ne - Rem o.fs Mrs
r1-1 Cs--stiar MIS-. T-a-k Nc
Garth
strard-xre c~arv.lra t-7v
oAat-e>-a- ". ca--ol' II Mora
49, Ms ~.,Iian> II Palmer Mrs
Fills T7rA-t.. N~s T-Istsn rt-arsc-
Yrs 7 5. cco-re P-7.sr
rz5or--g-e etNt Pegrar-. char
ma. Ms Johr Coke Mrs rhil!o
"ow@-s H-R stafford ra-Ee- N-s
TT,;te- E,soa-d
ret~-TlSs r-ef~-tca Cam rr,eu
cAai---2 ~. ard mem ha~s ~ nc Red
Cr-S~ -1o'o- corps
Broadray'--Ar-s stcwa=. Il. --e
'tai-r2s- WIS Ear7~5 lee wa;so1
Ms Ara- Valentine Miex Martha
Nd. Miss Katharine si-.o7
Co.ortal---M-s AuS~ev Young
chairman Mss Tahel Torac Me- VIZ
s72la -.ey-' Miss Leah Eiosv-a1cer
M.% F1th T'allcystei- Slss Eic-
Eorcu&f
Following a~e re workers W. :
III, bt :. barge today ~ the r>o'-
nes-e7. e.-o,l.r~rt booths
Pas7otsee---1E-s Fred Peasants
Chairman
s.ine- & RAoaas-Miss resre
Jackson chairman. Mrs c.
eircA1oT ara oon, ul3tec.
Kerr 4 ScAaat-N-s Z 2 Car
oj7 chairman Ms " e po,t
Cohen Corn % g.v---Ar* sar- Ct
nor Chairman Mrs sar, richsl.
Us r 2 crhan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
DR.. II. II. nrrkforsa

Fuaeral scr--!cos for Dr.. VI H.
crockford, who diess Sa..4y morn
ing II his homo IN Petersburg, will
b. crlluctod IN the Coekaie city.
RE was city coroner e. ratershurg.
ans during the Norla war served
Is Il rlsc.rx1r OF the draft board
tAe:e. Dr. Crockeord has many
..g44A.->.s N H.tir,n.,l and elsewhere
III ttso state he IA survived by a
widow gro s~a daushter OF Mrs.
kopcr. - Il. A.-a, Of Petersburg. and
two chiI1rea. y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Obituary
Observation-Disclosures. lli.,s.s,.,siNiii
NJ Thomas II. L..ary

Mrs No-a purcell I.ea.-y rri1ou'
Of Thomas H@ughtoa Lear. died
Sur day .ight IN Monroe Terrace.
laurel and Franklin st-oets she
vas tf@ daughter OF the late John
nd Mr. Martha Webb Purcell.
:ae It 5u,-vived by che daughter,
Mrs Haskell Derby. OF san Francis
co; two sons, John F LoaEy, OF
Richmond. and Thomas II Lcary,
II Durham n. G.. and one brother.
EcnIan1.n l. Purcell. state food and
dairy CO Commissioner. Funeral scrv-
ices will be conducted this rorniag
~ 20 o'clock. from the cathedral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Iseyx,rt .IGtne Stolen

Two cars vrre anor.e9 to police
headquarters vete-d1y as being
3 ole. b. i,r--ida-s- = E E-recg,e.
] a. F.oYa a~ac-c as.a z w wa
A1ns, OF Eo3rioo county both re-
ported Lha' tht.- garages pe-e
Nroker lr.o ard cars stolen kren-
&. c's a1s ser recovered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Isg~Ru RESIGNS

A s. Brown, chief complaint man
~ police headquarters yesterday
suddenly announced his rosignatior.
No one lad yet been appointed to
tie vacancy, b1. it is thought IL
VIII not be difficult 70 find MAJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Davis Awarded schoIay-,i,jp

Arthur Kyle DAVIS, il. % Potc.s-
burg, hase bac1. awarded he Rhodcs
scho.arGhi;1 ~ Oxford university
from Virginia, !; has been anroun-
oed by Frank Avdclot.e, America.
secretary % the Rhodes trustees,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
atlss,nnarr sC.et.s1 Afeces.

The No~co's 1t.zs!o~ 1rv Soc:ct''
~ f1c <.-acv-st?oe- BAPTIST chIrcl
~ Ao.1 is ~cEu ar r.oDth,,- r. e
NJ This aftoraooa IN - M4hGae
2 Zss-nor: q. caf-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Asrs. Sarah E. Owens

Special to Richmond y.reai1n
WyIa 2v.,.e, Va, Kew a-~Dr c.
=. Owens. of Wy.hovil,e reeived
4, telegram this morning announcing
The death Of Ills mother, Mrs. sarah
L. Ovens at her horae In BirIaing-
ham. Pcnna DR. Owens left this
afternoo9 to attend the funeral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
E.iCa II yNur1 cNnyt.rl

Police re. dqu l~t4-s uero inform
- Yl.rt@-dlv Of the death Of Harry
fdcrsa1 cafa-cf - yocryce t.v-
q. E:cor.s are eng made to ,crato
h,- y 3'Ae-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

A musical entertainment under
the auspices of the Wonen's league
OF the Nurses Settlement will be
given tonight al Ss15 in the Ran
doIph school IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

Abe Mckinley, co]o-ed. has oecn
7ested here or a charge Of being
tlclcd IN t4u2Inr-oa, w Va. fo-
rtard ,a-cncy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Fined for sunday SELLING.

Mike Toney, a confec+ioncr. was
fined $40 IN police cour. yesterday
for selling ice cream on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

W. 1oat you ALL try this xct1c-t
Ci;-.c- err!rw Ss'ec.- Il advance every
S4es: r14y
Lar SATURDAY sad: Ger. Motor
nc big Leader tEi- week Texas o.!
.iovce T'ucsd2y, General -..s1 top
'r-.ctdcy noon. then break 20 O'Clock
r1=- c1y. EXACT. Letter g4vex bcst
ltcd~7e AID tor days ard EOU L e.
y. zN.int. 4 sensation.
yr.u, month S1GAo.
T.vE SUCCESS CLCR
Broad ST. View York city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
College Of William and
Mary
The State College
Richmond Evening Division
Session Opens Nov. 10.

SO-O0 VFCuS NOV' 4O'
Evening courses OF college grade
a Accountancy-us.ng Walton Sys-
Law. Psychology OF
Efficiency. etc. conducted BY regu-
lar William and Mary professors
Central location. Nominal fees
Forparticulars addrcax the presi
d0nt, J. a. @. Chand1er, Williams
bnvx. vxE1niA
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19
ToDAY's CALENDAR OF SPORTS

Racing-Winter meeting of Cuba.
american Jockey Club, at Havana
winter meeting of Jefferson Parish
Fair Association, at New Orleans.
9ss,.stsaa Eastern INTERCOLLEGIATE
Basketball League opens its season :
Boxing-Matt Brock VS.. Benny Val.
ger Il rounds, at Baltimore. Battling
ortega VS.. Frank Farmer, 10 rounds
at Portland, Ore.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19

Envelopes first came INTO use in
1889.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19
DANSEY MURDER
TRIAL LEADS TO
TWO OTHER men


rr..ss.,.~x,4or NJ 1Naoa,,,1,ar 10
c,a.,.- ! ur,,.a ~, Ms tDa,th Jones
al, - ~ =, &C.,, ,ha county ,ai,
:. 49, ya.,s,su ,s,tt,n waer nd
-, VT, u,,,... s..tan ii, ha vo,ng mon
$3.50 -" - 49, ,n,,,s.r :, p,,,v nan
~. 80
rsss.s.u.,u,, =, 90 ..a,ausnt ~
,,,.s..as = S.a,,,, oa,,n.,, 'r,ossc,,-
- az. ss.,.,.na, .,,,sansa ,.d haen
..-.s - r,s,sh aro,n,ad awov from
~, -,s- W.T.. :. nr,. rrs,.t, Ionas ;,
- xu,,.. ..,s.
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19
+ 4. + 4. ]. \. i 4 !. i Z. !. 4 !.
4 +
j. ToDAy's EVENTS I
4. 4
j. i. 4. 4. !. 4 i. j. !. 4. I. + I. i

Centenary anniversary Of the birth
of Gen. James clifford veatch, who
commanded a Federal brigade at shi-
lob.
General Pershing and stan are
scheduled to pay a visit Of inspection
today to Camp Custer, Battle Creek,
Mich.
The commercial duplication of aer-
ial navigation is to be given promi-
nence in the sixth International Elk
position of Aerial Locomotion, to be
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS

Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, Lieutenant
Governor of Quebec, born in Quebec,
Sc years ago today.
Regiald Vanderbilt. millionaire
sportsman, born in New York City, 80
years ago today.
Maria L. Sanford. for many years a
member of the family of the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, born at Old Say
brook, Conn. SO years ago today.
Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske, one of
the most noted actresses of the Ameri-
can stage, born in New Orleans, 81
years ago today.
Eleanor H. Porter, author of the
"Pollyana" stories, born at Littleton,
N. H. 81 years ago today.
Envelopes first came into use IN
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19
Portuguese, Alberto

A Portuguese, Alberto CASTILLO
Branco, is said to have planted the
first ooffeetree in Rio de Janeiro in
1860. and from this small beginning
has been developed the industry which
has made Brazil the greatest coffee
producer of the world.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19

1t is unlawful in Turkey to seize a
mans residence for debt, and sufficient
land to support him is also exempt
from seizure
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19

Natural dyes, made mostly from
vegetables, plants and wool, were
practically the only dyes known for
centuries. Their gradual disuse in the
last hundred years has been due to the
discovery that dyes could be made
from coal-tar.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-19

A curious means of communication
is the drum language" OF tribe in
the Congo These people can by this
means converse with each other at
considerable distances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

Ameriean military police in Paris
The victims were men accused
and held for military offenses.
hefkman cites witnesses and
dates aud places. The Congres.
sional investigators should there.
fore have No difficulty Ia proving
or disproVing the charges A.
they stand they must be- one or
the other. II they are sahsiaHii.
ated those guilty snn>i be- punish,
ed a. they deserve. II untrue
there sh0ald be- responsibility
also.
ON the face Of the story. AMI
bearing IN mind the extraordinary
Ipunishmenis inflicted by courts
martial Ia this country, 10 which
Colonel Ansell has directed atien-
iion. Beckmans charges do not
seem oni Of place Taking into
consideration the too frequent
tendency, even pa ciAli illr, 10 ~
gard a person accused Of wrong
doing ~ already guilty and those
that fall within The clutches OF the
law as beyond the pale and de-
serving 81 any treatment accorded
them. IL would not be surprising
il soldiers accusei Of offeu>cs, am.
protected by civil Law, were IN
some eases treated as Beckman
describes. But IL would be none
The less shameful. none the les
demanding the investigation and
action which Bcckman seeks. The
police third degree i sample
in civil life ~ what might happen !
with the same sort of officials IA
the military police, If there were
such The irresponsihiliiy OF
military authority might easily
have been perverted into license
to beat and club and kick as
Beckman charges But il has yet I
10 be established ihat.i, WAS. J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19
TnE rssr rnAr TELLS

There Is only one Teal test for a
cough remedy. and this rs use. :. "
Oliver. Box iss r r u ?. Greensboro,
$. G.. writes; "Foley's Honey and
Tar is Just fine. keep IL in the 'ouse
all the time" n soothes and relieves
hay fever. asthma. coughs. colds.
Group. and bronchial affections. sold
eYeryWhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

IS PRINCE RUPERT, b C.-Fish
Inealy No. 1t doesn't sound appetiz-
ing. But it is not intended tor a
place on the human menu. It is the
latest addition to the food of cattle.
horses, swine. sheer and poultry.
IL lnvigorates them all 1t fattens
them. 1t makes hens lay more eggs.
II makes cows give more milk. Those
who have drunk rag-weed milk might
suspect Il Favored the milk fishily.
But it doesn't. Nor does it taint
beef. pork or mutton. Then it's
cheap.
II is new in Canada and the United
States, but its value as food for live
stock has been recognized for wears
IN Scotland. England. France. Nor
wav. Germany and other Europeaf,
countries where there have beer
closer cerservaticn and more in !
tensive farming than on this side of
the Atlantic. When the fast settling
vallevs OF the BuIkiey and Ncrhako
offered .. home market. the industrv
deHelor.d ranidly and the new
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

SURGEONS agree that in cases OF
Cuts, Burns. Bruises and Wounds. the
FIRST TREATMENT is most impor-
iani. When an EFFICIENT an;isoptic
is aPT lied promptly. there is no danger
pf infection and the wound begins 10
heal al once. For use on man or
beast. BOROZONE is the IDEAL AN
TlSEPTlC and HEALING AGENT.
Buy Il now and be ready for an emer-
gency. For sale by all druggists.
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With rssse Quarter or short Sleeves,
Ths = an exceptionally practical
dress faf Il siosa~ Al the tNons. con
ssqaenily u help~ the child % dress
herself IA one ~ lhe smar,est little
moieis and son ~lli ind u equally
desirable for sinshsm and fog cotton
soiie and material - such sor. ard
for the more dFs.sy silk that - many
htiie Girls wear for the afternoons
In me plciarc. u j. made oi rose
colj I'D ehsmbray and ihere are frslls
of s'iie Lawn rsa' cognlpa'lon h
alStss effeei.ss aaa The ma,sFiai il
ons 81 he mosi durable possible The
skifi Is in tao PIECES bot straight n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19
ARMY CRUELTY CHARGES

The charges of brutal treatment
Of American soldiers in France,
made by a former sergeant major.
named Beckman, and brought to
the attention of Congress by Rep
resentative Dallingcr of ALassa-
chusetts, deal. not with The
American Expeditionsry Forces
as q whole, but with the detention
institutions maintained by the
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product seems destined now to win
wide popularity among American
and Canadian farmers.
Prince Rupert. the Pacific coast
terminal of the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway. has the western continents
pioneer factory in the new industry
of making fish meal. Its by-products
are FISH oil and fish fertilizer. The
Plant has a capacity for hauling
sixty tons Of fish ! day. The fish
are mostly salmon, halibut, herring.
cod and fiatflsh. The richest meal il
made from whole fish: a poorer quail
ity from fish heads, tails and fms
The offal is turned into fertilizer
after the oil has been extracted. "
Fish meal contains from SIS to 80
per cent protein Il Is fed to live.i
stock mixed with corn. oats. barley.
silage, bran. potatoes, roots and hav
in this proportion: Cattle 2 pounds
per 1000 pounds live weight: hogs
u 10 u pound per animal; sheen,
lilo to is pound Per 100 pounds
live weight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

=
h ,rst Of the railroads to hslp tie
On June LIST the first sTf.ns-
Canada tho new transcnnfineSS.sI
express Of the C. r. R.-ucIiei m
Of the Windsor st. Staten n Uons
leaI niied to capacity on its three
thousand mile run to Vancouver.
ms Is the fastest transcontinental
train IN the world, making the frip
from Montreal to Vancouver in less
tnan four days. to be exact. 93 hours
and 30 minutes, and from Vancouver
70 Montreal IN 90 hours Is minutes.
tne run being made without change
q cara
a whole business day is thus saved
tor the Business-Man-in-a-Hurry.
"a lneeresting poiat N connection
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TO BE A LASTING LESSON.

This old story Is again gong iha
rounds Of the parers; "Rasius." said
the sheriff, have you anything 90 say
before the sentence OF dealh Is carried
into execution" NO boss. amt no
speechitier. but suiieniy believes
shisam gwine TO be lesson 30 me -
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with this train is the tact that s,ors
than half of the passengers are zen.
orally registered from New Ycrk
Philadelphia. Boston and Other
American cities. = considerable mum
per being. booked for Banff. Lake
Louise and points west
Oue thinks Of q transcont;ncnta'
train As q single unit, but in reality
u IS made up Of = number Of com
piete units. A daily service. the trir
beng four days, requires four train.
running each way simultaneously
The equipment Of the new dc luxe
tram has an estimated value OF
S6s 900. 900, using for the daily rur
and westboupd, So sieep.
ing cars, 5 compartment cara IL
dinera and g Ioccmo(3V1e. - =
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Nov Tat tie en- Of reconstruction
= hre - buainess man, Who has
sea tassd = ~ limit, bought bonds
Q ne capacity and given until il
turo = 70 teeuasidsErd again. he
70 b permitted 70 get from place
Q place quickly, his freight : 10 be-
landled prumpAy and ks Is to 70 BE- m
,iven every assi1&anco to rev;talizs
b business Of America. The all
sayl are the veins and arteries unon
shich . healthy husineso body mnrf
speaa therefore normally much a.
d holp must co0o fru0 fhem.
~ Clnodfan Hhei6e, WhicA ~
- un6er pEivoeo cc91roI surine
= skale four yssrs = ~ ~ ~