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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
GOVERNOR ENLISTS
IN FIGHT ON H. C. |.
'hH> Dollar and becomes Member OF
RENTERS aud Consumers Pro-
tcctiNc Association

%'rs-nor W9stmoreland Davis is
Renters ana Consumers Protective
MsSo|c,iaiion r. w Merchant. vice.
president Of the association. visited tho
chSi executive o: tho state Yesterday
Hmd while at III" mansion the Governor
unS down deep in his Jeans" and
eioEked over" his dollar mcmbe-shin
~ .i ana was presented with member!
snip card which entities him 10 bnv
ticAs cofces and other articles a,
i" per cent reduction in certain stores
ana "Aip In with his ueighbors TO 20,
ms winters supply OF coal
me Govsrnor heartily endorsed the
.t"hsue and complimnntcd Mr. Merchant
!or orSanizinG the body. lie promised
!" a" an IN his power 10 help his fel-
."W members In the association.
SpDcA King OF the Fair Price Boards
~ NiTS!nia. Governor Davis told Mr.
Merchant he meant 10 do ali in his
rT"Wer TO promote them and see That
'h.E We're success.
anti-truSt hill '''c
II am going to see tina, it is on.
iorcrd too" he told Mr. Merchant ~
! nave TO pu; somebody in iail."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
SEASIDE ELECTRIC LINE
~ CEASE HAULING FREIGHT
'"rh remission b, state Corpornt,o,
'''nH'"h 10 Discontinue This
l'hrt of Its Service

~ The hearing af Tho state Corpo-..
I ,.n .ommlssion yesterday the paf;tiHn
'ts ~ Hc"pori News. Hampton and
va foint Gas and Electric Comnan,
70 H'srontinue freight service over IN
electric line run ny it was gran,e5
!'ar' lcal,y no opposition being siyen
Formerly tho electric co,poa,,
,!a ms TO have handled large sfipnienis
ne, "ern 3ll Point and Newport News.
TUT competitive service cs,ablishnd re-.
Gently by boa, has practical!v driyn-
..cin on OF business, and made Inc
oHeF',.on Of freight cars unproatabln.
d uord!ng TO their statement.
The Newport News and rI.
manner Of Commerce raised no Oh
!ecNon "a tn" petition Of inc elec,r.c
NE is said. after a lengthy !nvGs-
FIShcrmcn al Elchroc Beach were
the only complainants ana the com
nahy agreed 10 furnish service 10 this
POINT. uFon being; assured OF shipments
Of car load lois
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
PROSPECTS BEST EVER
Enrolment of Students will Begin
Monday. Glasses Starting
September -.

Although the siXty-ninih session Of
the Virginia Mechanics institute viii
not commence for classes until Sep
tember - the halls will be open for
the enrolment OF students next Mon
day. to continue through Friday. Il
was announced yesterday BY II. l.. Da
wilson, superintendent of the institu-
tion.
Registration Of students will take
pl-cc each evening from : 20 80
o'clock superintendent Davidson
stated Yesterday that the outlook in
dicated the largest enrolment IN the
history OF the school.
New equipment in tho c!aSsrooms has
been Installed for the ensuing session,
making the institution better prepared
10 carry on its work. The tuition this
year will have a supplementary charge
OF 81 for each class. In addition 10 the
entrance fee OF So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
RESIGNATION OF DIRECTOR
OF MARKETS EXPECTED
}. FRANK FooShcr May Accent positio,
"t secretary mud Manager of
Peanut Exchange

j F'rank Fooshcc. .lircc.or ~ -,
state Division Of Markets may hand -,
ms resignation soon to take tn. posj
s!nn OF secretary and manager of the
North Carolina Peanut Grow
'rH t.NrnHnEe. according TO !nforma
ton received sterday.
NJ a meeting OF The u ard OF dire
tprS ~ The 60 mango Tuesday nigh: =,
SuNo!N the position IF tecretlr- aGd
manage OF the exchange was orfer.t,
70 Mr.. Foosher. When consulted on
the matter yesterday Mr.. FOoshee ad
~ ted that the proposition offered hin,
was especially attractive. but .lcclin%1
l" say anything further than that he
vas considering the offer
l. j. O. tim o: Eaton. y c., was
Gle president Ct the exchange a;
tho meeting Tuesday and Suffolk was
OF :he organization.
In the event Mr.. Fooshce does hand
in his resignation he viii be the third
SUCCESSIVE 0!rect1r who has resigned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
WILL ASK APPROPRIATION
FOR CADETS OVERCGATs
John Marshall Battalion's Alumni
Association Seeks Co-Opcra-
ton of Municipality.
500 ARE TO BE SUPPLIED
Room in Grays' Armory Sought as
Rccrcativc Ccntcr-Corps VIII
Participate in jackson Monument
Unwilling October II.

Petition 10 the City Council for an
appropriation sufficient to provide the
900 members Of the John Marshall
High School cadet corps with over
coats Will he made at an early date
according to n decision reached last
night by the alumni association OF
the cadet battalion at its first meeting
since the United States declared war
upon Germany.
oiicers of the association estimate
that not less than $4,000 viii h. neccs-
Sary and ii is expected that this will
be the sum asked for by Il committee
of the executive board when i, goes
helorc the tounCilmcn with the pcti-
non. The cadet battalion desires to he
Sunnlied with the ovcrcoats before the
early action Will he taken.
Inc Council viii also he requested
ina the association be permitted 10
use one OF the rooms In Grays' arr
morE as recreative center. the idea
helnS 10 make II a club and reading
II the cadets are successful in secur-
ine the overcoatS il is planned to have
mem made 10 measure and Will be
This Was decided in order tina, the en-
,,, vmSS each year, might toe curtained as
O. T nrsi 'SiS.G ,,,,t waS organized by
and consisted ,hcu of about $50 men.
bers. Captain Conquest was the tirst
C"lnhandant OF the cadet corps and
took the leading part in orraniyinr
me aSSociatIon Al the meeting last
nlsh' lie reviewed the history Of the
aSSoclation and expressed desire for
the greatest cooperation possible TO
III! IT. eaSe me efficiency Of the battalion
ne EneihheTShip OF the association con-
siStS AZ present OF 80 and every honor
ap!E discharEed cadet. whether A grad
TA'e OF the insti,utiou or not is eligible
NJ heNt pubic function In which tho
cadet battalion viii take part viii
ne me unvellinc OF The Jackson nlonu.
ment on October H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Opening Of Richmond city schools,
o'clock.
Regular monthly meeting OF d.
rcctors of Chamber of Commerce mt
4 o'clock.
Conference OF Foreign Mission
board and baptist missionaries at
noon at headquarters on third floor
of PRESBYTERIAN Publishing House.
Luncheon te baptist missionaries
Mt Hotel Richmond Mt o'clock.
Motion pictures under auspices of
War Camp Community Service at
Scnbrookc Playground. Eighteenth
and Franklin Streets, mt S:30 Il. VI.
REORGANIZATION meeting OF the
Rirhmond Grays nj Grnys' .Armory,
$50 l.. VI.
First fail meeting of Fellowship
League ut \. VI. &. 4. mt S::sO.
New vaudeville ut Lyric ut 3:3o,
$50 and 9::So.
Arrival of United states do
str"!cr Fairfax ut 4 O'Clock.
street Railway Employees Union,
colombo Hall, = O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Alaskan Clergyman yi,i. Her.

The Very Rev q y Christian. dean
deputy TO the Triennial Convention or
: the Episcopal Churcn in Detroit i'm
October, Is vsit.ng his mother Mrs
" a Christihn. at 10. 627 North
who was Miss $ctti" Sti'h accom-.
panied him. Dean Christian. who is
cnalrman or tn" Alaska Committee II
the National Committee on Eighor
Rowe's '"eniy-h''h annivcrsary cclo.
5 hration. VIII sT"ak Al Enmanu-.
= Church. BROOK Hl'l. next sunday morn
inE and CT st. JOINS Church sunday
= evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
BI-COUNTY w. C. T. u. GIVES
ENDORSEMENT TO SUFFRAGE
Every Member Of Body'S Executive
Committee Sign Petition to
General Assembly.

Unanimous sentiment IN favor OF the
ratification by Virginia of TIE passage
o: the Federal amendment was cX-
pressed Al meeting OF the executive
hoard Of the Bi-CoUnty W. &. T. l.. YES
terday at the West End Methodist
Church. on the South Side.
Every member present signed the
petition 10 The General Assembly of
Virginia for equal su!irac" privileges
Mrs. Il. B. Valentine. leader OF the suf-
frage forces in Nirg mia. was una bio
to he present at the meeting Shc was
represented by Miss .idel: Clarke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
POSTMASTER COMPLAINS
OF TRAFFIC CONDITIONS
Declares Congestion at Ninth anu
Franklin Endangcrs Life and
IntcrfcrcS With Mails.
WRITES TO DIRECTOR MYERS
Says Public Safety Official Has
Failed to Answer and Has Taken
No Action to Remedy These
Dangers.

Postmaster Thornton has written
Direction Of Public Safety Myers that
traffic conditions at Ninth and Frank
lin are such as to endanger human life
and that they interfere with the
United states mails.
Mr.. Thornton stated yesterday that
for some reason he had not received
a reply TO his letter and that he could
not see that any steps had been taken
10 remedy tho conditions of which he
complained He did not indicate what
further action he would take in the
matter.
Discussing the matter. Nj. Thornton
stated yesterday that tho conditions
which he noted in tho letter 10 Di-
r,,9 Myers was, was due to the parking
Oh the Federal Reserve Bank Building
construction. at the corner OF Ninth
and Franklin.
Parking Unnecessary.
He declared that this parking was
narrowed the wa" through which
street cars. automobiles and other con-
veyances pass, TO such an extent that
serious accidents have been narrowly
aNcrted
Nj. Thornton said further that the
street car people were also complain
lie of the condition of affairs.
Postmaster Thornton also expressed
himself vigorously Yesterday in regard
TO Violations OF the automobile laws
hy machines using Hanover Avenue
He said that ne had written Director
Myers concerning this matter but that
no attention seemed to have been paid
10 his letter and he had not even re-
ce!ved a reply.
Autos Violate Inws.
He said that automobiles running on
Hanover Avenue were repeatedly vlo-
iaiins the laws as 10 headlights. open
n,uflrrs and speed He said that ma
chimes. on Hanover Avenue approach
Ing Park Avenue threw their claring
headlights on tn" porchcs Of citizens
and made tho nights miserable for the
people in taat par: OF the city.
He declared further that there were
more than nifty violations in his neigh
5orhood. Of tho automobile laws each
night. but that Notwithstanding tho
COMPLAINTS made tho matter seemed
- he ignored by the Police Depart
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
LUTTRELL CASE CONTINUED
Nan and wife Charged with Entering
r~-' GIielmo Home TO he Tried
September III

+. r. Luttrell ana mis- WI" .ddie
rLuttrell, were yesterday Eraut.G a
continuance Of their case % Sept.rrh.-
"a when they appeared in Police Court
TO answer the charge II BREAKING into
1.-The home Of J. :. Giielmo. 9@&-A E.F,
leigh street with intent 20 commit
larceny. The case vas continued 10
ALLOW time for further evidence.
and his wife wrre arrested
Thursday afternoon when il Is alleged
they were IN IN. homo OF GliciiuD
packing Up clothing to carry away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Millmcn's Union viii Meet.

Members of the newly formed Mill
mems Union Will meet tomorrow night
At the t'raternai Hall. on Hull street.
N regular session. The organization
IS said 10 now have as members over
20 per cent OF the mi!lmen in the city
and plans 10 m-.kc the union a 100 per
cent organization are TO be formulated
tomorrow night, il is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
PLANS APARTMENT HOUSE
building Permit Issued for New Build
ing on Park Avenue TO
Cost So. 900.

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
issued a permit 10 Max f. Eu@hrmund
10 hui.d = brick apartment house east
OF Allison Street, on Park Avenue 20
cos: $1,000 Application was fled by
the Richmond Apartment Corporation
TO permission t. build a two-Stcrv
apartment house on the south side az
Grace Street. between Eighth and
Ninth 30 c,Si tos GOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Jnpnn Is NIilitnrixtic.
WIDOWS FUND CONTINUES
ITS SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
Third of Needed Amount Passed and
Balance Hoped for by End
Of Week.

Subscrip tions TO the fund Of $50
being raised for the relief OF widow
woman. III and in debt and tn. sole
support of two children, ana who. doc
tors say. will be unable TO resume the
responsibilities of supporting her fam
lily for at beast another month ycstcr-
day r!raled the total amount sent in
for the first Two days OF The week
One envelope contained nothing but
two $40 hl!sIcrisp nmd new from the
mint. but rEAIte. evidence OF sympathy
OF some unknown individual The total
amount received was s2i. This sweLls
The fund TO third Of the needed
amount and it is hoped that the bal
ance will he raised Within = week.
Contributions received by The Times
Dispatch Yesterday We're:
II. 6. Cooper. oxford y. C...s 100
Cash " : on
No Name 1000
$4,000
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

Ter IN. winter months from Chariottc
County: where he has been living du-ins
Sire: Railway Enr!ovcS' Union meets to-
G;Eht At the Colombo tan. on Yves; Broad
Street. AZ le o'clock only routine business
Decd OF conveyance wss Yesterday nlcd in
ih' Gt;icc OF the clerk ~ the .'hanccry Court
Sr4nS:STT inS ron ha,nn = ley t" /;
=; So. SO and 81 North Seventh street.
The purchase price was said TO Toe $4,000.
nt ., Hq ~ Ms nS Gsw aoF m for
. . nurses home 5y Memorial iiG>o;;.i X
food orob,eem ;or ne Young ,nen who i've In
college Han this session.
Some in'no-,snt and ,y2luahle information
name: LucNl" o. iuc!rcer Robinson before
marriage /; wss stated Yesterday ~ police
hssuUua-t'rs. AL tn: information that ;he
ooflcsrs hsy: N adtt;ion to her maiden
unknown % the vocr The colorsd districts
being Cornhod by several Main
clothes men il an effort to locate tho woman.
The ease. .: MIS- VI Parrish charged with
ohtsiEiGc board and lodcinC al Richmond
hotel with intent % dc:rsuG, was continued
yesterday until Seulenbe- i.
Edward Roasr,s colored, was sentenced
"a six months ~ lail Yesterday when he wa~
found guilty % petit larceny o: number
OF radiators.
Henry Colsn.n. ana Dark Night; colored.
charged with stealing case Of candy and
:, 6sT;on o; CAKES from Tho Furman steam;
Jury yes,crd4y when his ca-e came up in
Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
large Part of Needs Stumbled

- he E5o,000 Nhich il is estir7lated
will b.. required u r,!r, these bosni.,iS
unHti December 81 1920. $4,000 mas al
rsadT been pledged There are enough
negro nausntS az any time in The negro
Ward q Memorial, and OH ;ha w9i,fne
rs, 10 III! the new negro hospital /:
mas teen estimated by the superir-
;.rdeDt or Memorial "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
BAPTIST MISSIONARIES
SPEAK IN "A CHURCHES
Tell Richmond Congregations of
Great Work in Progress in Worlds
Dark Corners.
BODIES AND SOULS HEALED
DIR. George W. Lcavcll Tells OF
Notable Success of Hospital Con-
Quoted Under His Supervision ut
Woochow, China.

Fourteen Bapais; pul7its q Rich
mond were hNed las; u !e'ht a; he mid
week PRAYER service hy foreisn mis-
United states on fu-louchs -Four are
from South America. TWO from Africa
znd the remaining eight from China
Richmond : expected 30 give ;re-
nendouS impetus 20 the 3vc?aredne $
campaiEn Tor The S5@.ooe.ooe. driye
planned ny southern SaptiSts for the
FIRST week IN December
Following a conference a. noon TO-
day az ne headquarters az me fo-ei-n
the visitors wiI Be eote-talneG -
luncheon a; re Richmond Ho;e. At
The s?eake- q; tAs Fi.s; Rap'is;
Leavslt. = rot E. 3-sacAe-. 6u; ply
stefan. me chief surgeon Q: the Sap
lis; EoS7i:a, a. Woocrow. Ch;na. p-.
Lsavell has hee7 : medical missionary
in China seven years ana Just before
he lst; W.oochow. :or America fo-
ton 81 ses.a- Inc eo,ne!-s,oae iais pr
a splendid nsw hospital building At
Woochow.
Work Is Much blessed.
HIS IS. eSos.2ss n 9 = - a. E .'ata
last MGR, vas l.ttls Snort Of m'-.cu-
lous. WITH TO modern a77liances or
equipment and THIS 1os7'ia! always
ove-c-owded. the wo-k had no; esen
standpoint OF t1e physician. hut % the
missionary as well, hundreds having
accepted Christianity. through ne
agency OF the Baptist Hospital AMI tho
personnel Of The INSTITUTION OF which
Dr. Leavell is the head.
J. r Saunders 4 missionary % Can
ton. China. spoke al Grace street Ban-
The Transformation Of the home was
china,s greatest need. as Nh Saunders
conversion to christianity OF one leper
girl throuch whose efforts MY lepcrs
had embraced christianity and there
had been established a strong lcpcr
church.
Heather omrinl Contribute. $4,000.
The military governor Of Canton.
Though not chtisi !, noo had rfGenti%
work of the Raptis, mission a, Canton.
Mr.. Saunders stressed the fact that
every fourth person born in the world
portunities for Christian work
Rev. G. +, Bostick spoke. at Leigh
Street Baptist Church Thirty years
10000 Christians in China There are
now 100000 II the number OF those
continues to increase in the same pro
portion in the NEXT Twenty-Five years.
he said. there will he more Raptists in
China than in the whole OF the South,
where there are approximately s.
100000.
Jnrnn I. Militnristic.
"Japan is more G s,In,,., nan
ment OF MIR. Bostcik. and il is going
to be difficult to persuade Japan 10
give up shantunG Province, which has
more people than our whole South"
Other Baptist churches in the list
of assignments last night were equally
fortunate in having an entertaining
speaker who hammered home the ur-
gent need of raising the <75,oO0.0Oo
for the financing of Baptist enterprises
at home and carrying the gospel into
foreign lands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

yo.sse HaN'' WI ~ conducted as a
ocaHG!nE home Cor college students by.
;hs y N {. \. Of the Medical col
sc. The association plans to house
-2v StCGents IN college Hall" when
IS - iiS North Tenth street.
The opening o.. the o.w ,.e--, ,,os
ritas and the pooisy Hospi;a, for con-
esiouS diseases Stil hangs fire Beau
H;ElnE OF The grounds o; the two new
hospitals. winch are connected by a
2a<SaSeway. : N progress. and a spa
Ctti green !'noleGw j. being put down
On q. the concrete floors OF the negro
The :'oors il the pooley EiosD.;al ara
,e-Iazi and tile IN .ne with every p-a.
ga a.!on 70 prevent reiutec;ion from,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
MEDICAL COLLEGE BEGINS
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
Outlook of Institution Is Bright in
All Three of Its Depart
nncntS.
MORE ROOM is URED
Additional Building Rented for Home
for Nurses of Memorial hospital
Staff-"Collcgc Hall" Will BE
Students Boarding Home.

Entrance examinations for the fan
term - the Medical College OF Nir
Slnia began Yesterday. The college
lorna. ~ crsns next Wednesday, Tho
9HtooN ;ElS year is said 10 he ru-
aSGaly good for large number OF
:suoerts III all three departments Of
The college. has rented tho Webster
nnteI at l"l2- lol+ East Clay Street
lHSt opposite the Virginia HOSPITAL as
nurses home for Memorial nurses
: ans 70 increase the nursing star 10
--hiN pnpil nurses ueCcSSi,ated trls
NOV" on the part OF the college. which
~ anG operates the Memorial Hos
Esia ne residence at 1912 East Mar
S.1lt street Is a're..dy oCCuDiod As 4
nurses home The Webster Hotel has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

state CORPORATION Commissioner Bsrilev
= Adams moved into Richmond Yesterday
'Sr th' winter months from Charlotte
,oNntE. whcr. he has been living during
he summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

Edward Echerts Colored. was sentenced
% >iN months ~ iail Yesterday when H. was
found guilty % petit larceny o: number
of radiators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

The case .: Mrs Vi Parrish charged with
obtaining board and LODGING a Richmond
hotei with intent 20 GctrsuG continued
yesterday until Stuieinbe- J..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

Sire; Railway Enp.ov"S Union meets to-
l;sht At the Colombo HalI. on West Broad
street AZ le o'clock only routine buSiue IS
5 10 come before the union i; is said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

he rev saaiiaek Branch ~ ,he
,sa,a ~ nailFusa 10 take care ~ this
.Ass hls crops ~hcal. oats aad
,sshams rhis ~ill opea for lm
aeala,e ss,tlement ana development 4
ArEr hloek of M, lAnd IN wheat ana
tock farmlnr sselion 81 oshllff"
M ilsnsfofd Counties Ia Nor'hwen
esss near Oklahoma STATE Inc.
shefe ~ firsl crop has IA numhsi
= cases paid for ,hs lsad and wher
.lsls ana hors can ~ ralsed At . ios
os,. Land y u a praitlc character
~sd,sfes re rls~ na slonc slampf
80 brush 20 he lclcated at attractive
rless on oafy terms climate health
ul nm falls Aarlus rroving s"Asoa
Write tor fee illustrated folder sisf
lns experience and results setileli
,ase sesarei IN short Tine on rm.ll
apnal 7 & arearuan. 80 ns'lya,
rtohaefs chleAfp "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19
rfr sfooN
s,aos Anp orn1a ava pdrs

rAl.klNG fNRiotH Tho latees'
stock 10 The connir, 70 select ft"iu
of the be4 Varieties. such a. las
Panama Parrots. or celebrated mfdp
~ corinio. Mcslesn noahlr yclln~
heads. known rs the human takers
aud all The other kinds, Every hlra
guaranteed AlAa. birds and pets as
every description. and cycrylhing fea
them. Catalogue free l.. NJ Urldeff
nlrdlana, sle Mcrcahiile Place, Los
Angeles. California
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

FOR sALE-s room modern house !:
cissern: , fine lots: fine shades.
Only s27ss.eo: e7se.ee cash. balsscs
~ sss - per month. A. p AFnstsoae.
Phone 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

Thf aeteFamcnt haa als,ussfs q
thai therv arr I mslllua nsrsens ~
Ne~ Nork ~ha a, nas spsAk Kaflish
We 50 aFthsf ihsn ibai Nohe.ir
.peats Knsllih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

0sc cNops IN MoNrnwesT TEXAS
On the New lIse sf the ssssa Fe.
The redesal Railroad Administers
ton has authorised the completion Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

ron sALE-we stiil have . fine T.
room house In re northeast psrc os
The asy Isascsa.n.ff russ are - zh<
market for something near the High
School see ns a. once Dooley Z Arm
strong. Phone 33s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-19

WE manurastnre oarburet0r for
Ford rars which IL guaranteed 10
k1v~ fonbir the mileage over AIRY
other carbureior ever constructed re-
rsg'ilaes of name. make or prlcs.
Money rsfsndsd N fifteen day FREE
trial does not prove II. VIZ are nn~
ready 10 furnish carbnrrtors slso for
lodge and Maxwell cars. win fur
nish them for oiher ears IN a short
time Entirely new Wjncipie sim
pie. plain iubc not moving part,
dsus d~msnd 400 now In use in
Chicago territory. Reliable. energetic
man who can guarantee sales aud car-
~ stock of 1900 90 seeso DEPENDING
on dsesfna. CO. secssssf sf]elapiys ts:
fitory snd viii easily net 80 400 thss
year. No special experiences netes
sary, Prank A. rrwaa. sos ". Iset
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THE VEN. ~ u, Hospital. -
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Superior accommodation fcf ra'isats
desiring seclesion before and throar'
confinement. charses reasonable.
may work fs hoard; babies fs'
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