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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
GEO H. ANDERSON
City Clerk

( tFr rNh.Nhcs 80 TAe Caihrie DAN
Leader. Jslne TsA fr39t
PRoclawATlofl
WHEREAS. on thr esh uay ~ lunf
isie. ~ a regular adsonraed msegin.
~ ihn wspcr ard Boarf ~ rnmmls
sioners of fho CRY ~ GB'hrie. Ok8s
hrfaa. sksre MAS duly n3sstd hY ssif
Nsvc~ and Hosvd - cnmmiseienei
and Afterwards approved ~ ~ aal'
Magn- and rEalis hpd arrord ne law
an ordinance M it4A. aashnrixlns
shr Mayor * The City 81 Gnihrie, OF
iahoma. ia call Gpecial clce4ar fe~
ilap purpose ~ SnhuHlsns fo N
esec ors ~ saia tis II Guthrie she
aaeSslon cf granlinE ~ wgrFanfy
deed so ID Nssonie Eullaing Assa
cation for the Arcseni and Accepgns
Scottish RHc Mason % Oklahoma.
fxirgsorassun, certain real astatc ana
improve Eaenss thereon commonly
known az ~csrital rsrk whirh III
hereinafter more particularly de-
scribed and detiarlHg ae emergency
NOW WHEREFORE. ny virtue o.
gha ans hsrSsv yrssnd in m" hv ihf
Constellation and laws n The siste "
Okiahonaa and BE Chart.T % the Cjis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

~ Gafhfif ani pafsaani ~ .ala onll
HANS, 1. 4 "a liaumen as Ns,W
= "a, i,n~,lsim and eise nosire Ia
: enfylsl eiostion y hsrthf Vailed q,
b. hid ln saia Vns ~ caihfle -,
fas ssds,. 10 lfih dsY ul lahs. A ~
fin. iof thf laffstar ~ sahmitllnl "a
ths goaltsd elstttft lrsli.nf suhlu
the onffnfaie iinslla ~ said glif ~
icilevins pm osilion
rrhah fhc Caf ~ CaIhfie. insan
'rantt. okaheNa. afsul 81 etItanft
d'e'i. a. ne ueseaiC building Assn-
eitffon fef the Antienl and Ao0rpisa
tVeslsA kHO Maeins ~ okhhon,s A
corporation. for flsternai h.nftalsnf
ant ,hAuishle paIotts. . lfsrf cf
hHf siN hHnsl,ri strhl tssnl feet
square. eoniainlnr sen and alNls .te'
huutnsdIhs fiAhf acres itoaffi wllh.
m thaf faff ~ ihr ,Ylt - Cnihue
oAhhcra kno~n as CaaHoi ilni and
hoVntst a. fvlloes on ihn Nouh
hs Cleveland Asenas. on m W. b,
rarHo' h,nirNari. On a. snuih hs
Harrison Avenue ami On tht Past h,
nrrNsi iicaleyard known AMI des-
ifnaiat 90 the oiiisiai nlaf of sufhr'
a. tariloi PARK. gose'hcf VITA ihl
hulldine and inInfoNtNsrt fhrn0su
tn consideration ~ one nolitf 81 nNf
aud ihs erection and nalnifn,nrn. ht
said corporation. of tniidinsi and fm
rr0sVmrnts q on saIi rropfftN of "a,
value IL noi lcss than 500 90 nN
and pcndInr the somni,glea ~ such
......s.4s A. a-st 4|...
kocp up iaFnfanCc uroa ihr huldlnf
noa On said tract st land and main
tain and trsr IN erod sOnfnlog sald
Ffounds "a deed Ia h. q As,fea 9e|
tho raid Masonic nai'ding Assatla.
siea f.,f the Anoisni and Acaelitf
Sooltsb Riig Mason of Oklahoma. .
corporation uion its written aftrnt.
auCc or sad deod On che tofa,s h,rs.
IN pvosMvd
Said tsrslon sAtl he h,id a. ihe
following rlacrx In iho cns ~ Cath
rie logan Cenn'y Oklahoma. fo-NH
rsr' Ward. Pneihoi A. Convou lor
Han.
FIRST ward. Precinct A. Capitol
school huildinf
second Ward. rrecinc' A. Central
school puilding
Socond Ward. Precinct y. CITY nan |
Third Ward. rrccinci \. OPore
House
rhiri ward Precinct n. ioS South
First STREET
four'h Ward. rrecincs a. 7os wcs'
Noble AVpnnr
Fourth ward. Precinct n. ses woai
ltiahnmr Avcnnr
Fnh Ward. irl1 wcH Nchle Ave
me
The following por-ons are hcfcb,
lsmed and spro'nied judge ana
loffs - said vCne p.arsg a. fol
,WS toswf
FIRST WARD. PRECINCT "a"
Judges Cirrls
"A nndd Mr. = Fel1
'rarus Ray Mrs " "a f4npahfcy
tiEsF WARD. PRECINCT n"
Judges Clefka
v smith ida Smfh
4 CONNER Mrs Jamcs Sprer
SECOND WARD. PRECINCT ~
Jnic,a Checks
! West w iarniey
J iisrlov v " lirwlif
SECOND WARD. PRECINCT ~p" :
Judges Clerks
n kroeeer Con Harrington
$ Shenrr W y wanaason
1l'lRn WARD. PRECINCT a.
JudEna Clcrka
y Audrey HI Palmer
J MeNaliy Chas Scruichfieil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

over 100000 wofkmon are employ
ed by the over a,oe0 firms affiliated
with the federation of nripiah Ia
dusiFios,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
NE THREW AWAY HIS caurcHrs

six years ago ! had rhcumstlsm 20
bad was going on crutches.~ WRITES
August strandeli. Sister Bay, Wis 4
tried several medicines and do<aors
and gof no relief Three bodice Of
Foley Kidney pills cured me- ! threw
away my crutehes." Have no equal
for weak, sore. aching back. muscles
or oiin's. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

1uiRn WARN rRnClNcr M
tafEcs CLERKS
= q olt. Ar l>rs
"te Nsitins Cen 4 iN,ilsrd
filikffi MAnn rRkclNtr a"
tatEes slerta
wfn nsrrharf . N lana.
T, lssi NfNss IN smah..n
Nlthfh WARN rhtrfNt-r m
lnarts risrl.
n MH'is o lrhsm
Rent iicatsfn,n Nallh nofrlaon
f1t-fil Warn
iatNrz tlfFts
y Manfitr. Ma Ahhrns
i"Hn 81 lff fths nou iAs
To ieilos A. = urHf 1T EsId siees
iioa han D. Substantially in ihe lol
lneinf iofln fnsuu
roi1,rrAI nAifOrs
SnrfIN l1n,fIna lnas gsfh fafl
"Nhsl 'he 'lft of tiafhflr. loan
'onnik. Oklahoma lrani he usfrAnt,
drsf 90 ihe NhFon'r nnidInt Ae.a.
ylAtion fnf fhe A"ti0ni and Nreerle,l
Nrmil.h kHe NAsona uf uillhans r.
corporation. fsf ffairrnal lrnl,oi.n
tnt fhaf.ishl. pa a.Ia a tr..s ~
land alN hnnafi s'rhff tfsnl fs...
.ansf's ,,nisln nr f.n rnf Isi, iNa
handfrihs 'fof'l arr lotsfet WIN
'n fhai Iafi 80 fhf iTft nf gathfIa
okhhoinf krovu n. ganHOi uii ana
bounded as fellow ON fhr North
hv rifvs.snd Avenue on ihe W.. r.,
Capitol nollHnnd On Ita s,nth hs
ftsfIl sn Affrns anH ns o.. - hs
nrNri boulevard Known sni AsaIe
nlifl eH the ofI|fili .lsI of enihfI.
as haplol Park Insffh,r Nah fhr
hn'iIna aud lmfrns ib,rsan ia
confederation - One Dollar tfi Hal
,ud The erection ard nIs nlrnanla hs
said oorofaiion. of hulidln -ua ln,
nroNrmFpis unou .s'a nft's.f'y 10 fhs
Na'uo ni rdi less ihan lAf.1on. ani
nfniIp. lhe com irfan ni 0aeh l.r
provrmeiss thr ra'f sof.erailer Ia
tosp un insurance ni.lr ihe h.tliInr
non nH saIa srxVf ~ ltnH srA r,n afai,,
ana tnre IA eoed cofmnnn .aidl
rrannta. ftiA fftd fn hs drfit.r,at
20 10 said Masonic nu1llsr N,s,
'iAilon for ,hr Anrifnf ani Accented |
Scoiiish RNr Nasor ~ oklahons , |
corporation uf'on a. written sce.n'
'nrc o. said deed on he terms herein |
Joiidtd
YFs
ftf
40
-.
Tho polls a. aaii election shan b.
'pcnod AZ the hour of fp o'tinek ln
b. forenoon and shaii ~ ,loso,i Al iha
'onr ~ 90 ueioek en- afcrn ann
= aid lslh daY ~ June f4ib nm
ef el 81 sald ,lcaion shsH ho -
ninrd and cansa sed par uant to che
lM and Tho ,harter nf AID Csr ~
'r' hrit, ~ such cas, made ana fo-
ii,d 4
'aNcn under my hlnl ana ihe fcai
= n CITY " Cnihrlr. oklahoma fhs
"a dt} of June A - 4tn
J W HARTMAN
ArTEar. u.,..
Geo b, ANDERSON.
GUY Clrk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

hifsi fahiished Ia Tho cuihr.e p,a,
Loader gans T.. 1879
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
MONDAY. JUNE ..
Alice Brady


I'm TtE HOLLOW or rFR HAND .
u L. story of youne English girl.
He;fy Cszfiefop. who. leffs penuIIs -
IN ihe world. ie forced 10 earn her
own living After irving eeversi dr.
ferent positions In ENGLAND she de-
cides 20 come to America and acc- {
position offered her. On the steam o
er she u~ess and falls in love with
chailis Wrzndzii. wealthy younz
American N'r7ndzll = > rake and
nberiine and has wife in Sew York.
whsf haesens later. yo1 ran sae vii
BE- very Interesting.
Extra s6ded attraction
Harold Lloyd comedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
SUNDAY. JUNE 2.
DOUBLE header THIS DAY.
Warren kerrIgan

TIE EMO OF THE GAME
The goldfelds 81 yeaferycar, he
was gentleman gambler she was ?
swce' innocent Easterne~. brou~hs by
her brother into ihaf inferno which
men had created in the mldss ~ The
prinesi California Paradise They
mel. and 'spiio many nisundcrsfand- s
ings love found the way.
vioie. Palmer
In
GINGER"
Ten Reels-So Advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
SITUATION IN IRELAND
CROWS MORE MENAC|Nc
Sim Fcin Movement Displaying Att
Jude of Defiance and De-
termination.
OFFICIAL ORGAN URGES RISING
Demands National Assembly BE Con-
vokcd to Take Action Before Scs-
slons OF Peace Conference Begin.
Trouble Looked Fo.. In Few Days.

| DUBLIN. January Fittings threat
| en- to come to a head In Ireland within
the next few days.
| The Slim fein movement Is display
,ns an attitude OF defiance and deter
| III nation.
Nationality. the official organ OF the
Sim Fcin. says to-day:
III the demand for the release of the
| Irish prisoners Is ignored, the people
must rise up Immediately and force
| British acQuicscence.
| "A national assembly must be con-
voked ana act al once before the peace
conference assemblies Monday"
The new Irish party. at meeting
Fem because 1t Suggests 4 policy
Of egotisn and selnshness, shameful
IT, It.! the memory OF the Irish rebellion"
was substituted for Sim Fe.n.
The elected members OF all Irish
constituencies have been Invited by
the new party to attend the first meet
Ing OF tho irish constituent assembly.
| TO be held here soon. II Is not be-
ie ESa he the M ,,t will accent
published to-day. says:
ne people OF Ireland have never
,tellnqnished the claim to separate ma
| 1910, reasserted tho inalienable right
Of the Irish to sovereign indcpe ndenc.
and rcailirmch the determination to
| 1916
The supreme courage and glorious
sacrifices Of til. men who gave their
| Irish under the flag of the republic"
| inc constitution says: NO law
| passed without the consent of the Irish
| is binding. Therefore, In accordance
! win the resolution of the Sim Fein
adopted in 1905. a constituent Assem-
! by shall he convoked as the supreme
authority To speak in the name of the
irish, form uiate measures of welfare.
! Including protective Irish tarinoes-
| iab!ishinE an Irish consular service
| tc-establishing the Irish mercantile
| marine TO Europe. Africa and the Far
East making an Industrial survey to
develop the mineral resources, cstah-
! fishing stock exchange. creating n
national civil service. establishing
courts Of arbitration. developing irish
transport and fisheries. reforming the
ecucati onal system upon an Irish ba-
SIS, aoolishing the poor law system
ana substituting therefor adequate
outdoor relief"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
POWDER PLAHT BUILDINGS
DESTROYED gY EXPLOSION
Thousand Pounds Of Dynamite Let,
on, Shaking Inrcc Area ia
pcauS.t ,nmin.
-irv AesocInt.d rress.i

TUNNELTON. "a. January o.-The
CITY ana towns for miles around were
severely sha ken and windows shattered
wen goo bounds OF cyua,nit. yxuiol-
81 - The .. u. McAne Powder Com
l'hE s plant AZ Salisbury. tree mics
II or here, last riEnt
The two main Npiliinra or he now
- !: pant were DESTROYED by fire. when
ana fireman. tho only persons in tho
plant NJ the time, were biwca from The
nnt!din% by the blast. but were u;,!n
cured,
Hundreds OF persons here ana in
nearby towns rushed. panic-stricI,en.
i0r tncii homes after the cxplos on
Inc plant Was s'tusteH In a ,hin!y set :
tled district. and II was not until earl.
to-day that the cause OF The shock was
ichtnch. No estimate was oDtainab!c
Me.G OF Tie dMmnse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
ENGINEERS ORDERED HOME
Nnr Department Announces Additional
Lint OF Units for Early
Return.

WASlIINGTON. January ..-prac,;-
c"!iy an companies OF The Tnirty-sev
tnih Eng ineers and remaining units Of
me iweniicth Engineers. NOT included
III previous War Department anouncc-
inents. have been assigned TO early
convoy home. These. with other units.
on to-dny's list comprise 1877 officers
and I.343 men.
They are: rcgimental headquarters
f!r$t Eatta ion ileadqua rters and com
paniea y. II, G. -. /! and l., of the
fntrty-scNenth Engineers: hcaduunr-
ters' First battalion. medical dctach-
Mcnt: First, Second. Third and Thirty
sixth Companies Twentieth Engineers:
nase hospital No. 60; Seventeenth. one
hundred and F"rty-eighth Six Hun
dred and Eifty-sevcnth and Six IIun-
RED ana Ihirty- sixth Aero Suuad.ons,
First,Second, Third. Fourth, One Hun.
hrcd aud Seventeenth. Three Hundred
and Eighth. Three Hundred and Four-
irnih and Three Hundred and Fiftcentb
French Mortar Batteries: cement mill
companies one Hundred and Eighty.
four and Two Hundred and Twenty-
seventh; Thiriieth Company. Twentieth
Engineers; Three Hundred and Twclfin
sanitary, Train Headquarters; Eighth
Trench Mortar Battery; air service cas-
ual company No. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
KILLED IN ACTION.


neieher. sims; S Siis.a. Va.
Dixon. Earl; Johl.stown, Va
i.sxs LIAM oa"gs e; Doeson:. n c.
T HGw H WIFE 81 s. M %iI,n Ai,s X
"''A 'f piED .6 oG'H WS;uN X6
k.ncaIIe. James W. i.emolr. n. c.
odom. William F.: Bennet,creek. Va.
creakman. Frl,z g.. raImerville. N. c.
Hatcher. Harry: SEMINARY. Va
DiED OF DISEASE.
sauires. James ". Charlotte. N. C.
,.. $50, Sergeant
Eatman, MiIiard @. Carry. n. c.
~, -, Corporal.
Jodo. Rtohard -: Wilderness. Va.
,, Private.
niED Deh rKoMI an hct EiISIS To S% ,i,rr
CAUSES.
~, Sergeant.
~ sESHKE:iYE S WoHs BED. Va
WafiiS&. '' Gf: x .;'ss H? g. "a
Talley, George i iieFf GagsnsDoro. n. c.
r niaio" ha Luz? Ii fi f faqk, + C.
TR SnSs Fqask Lee wH,sydsnsyils Va
%@sS ,'s% ;:a;., t'?s% ss.sl i :
Mcintosh. Cail Barnadts.ille n C.
smith. John -: i-hboro. y. e.
watson Elmer = lucama. X. c.
MISSING IN ACTION
I'riyutrs.
,kay> ,n!cha,d; ,.argI!ne COUNTY. Va.
NOt NDED SEA EEEi.N. PREVIOUSLY RE
foKiLD MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
Stnn4ns. Othp Is, Lone Fountain. Va
DEGREE ED)
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN trIUS
Johnson. Thomas C.. SmiihncId. y. G.
Corporal.
Private.
Hi:Tt NNID TO D,ry. pREVioUSi.Y RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Iriyatrs.
Alarson Frank. Hoxbury. Va
Jones. John II: Arlington. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
PREVAILING HIGH PRICES
DUE TO EXPANDED CURRENCY
Scnni"r Owen sees Opportunity Ia
H"ost American told Dollar md
Foreign Trade.
fBy hs.octaled rre..-1

-. = w., JhnLary II Initcd States
senator owen. OF Oklahoma after con-
tcrrnS with the International and
financial authorities here ana in Lon
don ;2kes the view that tho high
!ca ARE uUe. IN part TO cXDandcd Tor
eiSh paper currency, ana That Nmcri-
can reserve banks or Il foreign re-
system would he highly advantaCcous
IN masking the American gold dollar
me measure uf international contracts
mrrcc abroad.
While In London, Senator owen con-
ferred with Sr Bricn Cokayne, gov
ernnr OF the Bans OF England: Regi-
nald MckennH, former Chanccncr Of
Inc ENcheIucr, and English treasury
"tlcia!s lie also conferred here with
the financial adviser of the Amcrirln
delegates and with Colonel House
Henry White ana o h.rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
IMPORTATION OF CORN
AND RICE PERMITTED
Argentina Ehtef Country Concerned by
Removal of Eaibnrgo on
Maize.
iBy Associated Press, !

WASHINGTON. January 9.-All re-
strictions on the Importation OF corn
and rice were removed to-day by the
War Trade Board
At the same time tho board an
nounced that 1t would consider favor
ably applications for the export Of
rice and for licenses for the shipment
or Jute and jute products. except yarns
and nitrate bags. to all destinations.
Argentina Is the chief country af-
fected by the removal Of the embarg o
on importations of corn. Large stores
of corn are held in that country for
export. II was said.
Action by the War Trade Board in
removing tho embargo on corn fol
lowed repeated statements by Edgar
Richard and other food administration
ofictals to-day that no recommended
tons to remove the embargo on Ar
gentine corn had been made ]. j.
stream. chief OF the coarst grain di d.
vision, of the food administration, had
stated at Chicago that such n recon-.
mendation had been made and later
repeated his statement when his mt
tention was called to the denial by
the food administration. sharp de-
cago Board of Trade followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Nnrrorly N.c,nc. uco,n

INIFTF IT ~. w. IaNUNNv .
capped death yesterday evening whom
ne was thrown from n toad or wool
which he was bringing TO town Com
ing down tho hill on East Market
Sfcet, tho check -lcvcf on Tho w.a.,,r
broke. cnusing The horses Ia run. mn,
upon reaching Court Square and nj,
,,cmntinS 10 turn the corner. both
noFses "er. thrown to the street and
nc wagon turned completely over,
WIN Us four wheels standing in mid
mr. Luckily. the. wood was fastened
not been, the lad would baya h..,
crushed 10 death. When found h. was
nc'"een tho pavement curbing ard the
"asch, Win ono arm injured ana his
nodE considerably bruised one of iho
bOtEcS wac ScNerclN Iniurch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
PRISONERS SAFE IN FRANCE
List of $50 Americans, Who HID Ecen
Held by GcrmanS, Announced
by War Department..
he Asaoclntod Press.l

WASlIINGTON. January "a list
containing the names of $50 American
prisoners OF war who have arrived In
france was issued to-day by the War
included:
Asa Whltlock. Olaf. Va: John James
Williamson. Lorman, Miss; Abraham
ing. Mass. Jesse Lee. Butler. La; Carl
n. Ireland. Ashburn. Ga; Milare Cat
wood. Bfewton. Ala; Vivian Long.
gerald Ga; William Hicks. Rome, Ga
Henry McLarin. Carthage, Tenn; Mack
Trent. Cedar Bluff Va; Herman l.,
Fife. Faycttcvil.c, Tenn: Edwin L.
Noer, Purcellvi,le, Va; George y. HcGe,
Williamsvillc. Va; Frank Whitager.
Knoxville. Tenn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
LOCATE JEWELRY STOLEN
FROM PULASKI WOMAN
Handbag That Disappeared on Train
Last May Returned to Mrs.
IIar,nuE.
FARMERS RE-ELECT oETlCEts
"A. Il. Thornhill, OF Ecnt Creek, Is
Chosen President at Lypchburg
Mccting-Othcr News Notes From
Various Points of Virginia.
Lspeclal to The Timea- plspatch.l

Especial TO The Tisnes- Dispatch.l
Pulaski. VA, January 9.-Mrs. w.
j. liarman has just been advised OF
jcwelry which she had taken from her
handbag on n Pullman, while travelling
from Atlantic City to New York with
Mr. Iarman last May. The articles
were found among the booty taken
with the discovery Of the rendezvous
ia Hcw York of the colored porter OF
the car on which they Travelled. The
Jcwclry. which amounted to approx
inatcly $500 In value, was InA a jewel
ease and was lifted from the bag dur
ing an interval Of less than three min
utes when the porter carried the bag
sage from the car TO the front. The
missing articles in part, have been
identified by "A sister Of Mrs lIarnau
who lives in Plainticid. " j. Mrs. iiar-
mans former home 1t is said that
the booty among which these art cles
were found WAS estimated 10 he worth
S28.ONn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

- TNEIyEKI'k VA Jnuuarv
.scF. ;. ;. ware retired ia October from
ine rertorship OF 81. Peters Church.
maze his home in Berryviile the home
o. ms youth. His many friends in
,nr9line County have sent him beau
appreciation of his services as rector
@ a., 81. Petcr's Church for thirty years.
me INSCRIPTIONS on the cup are: on
Ware by the community of Port Rovai
IN Ereatfui recognition Of his faithful
miniStry Opposite side. Hector Of
-. leteFS church October lSSS-Octo-
her, 1915" The plate has the monogram
= >; w. This gracious act on the part
OF ms former practitioners is highly
appreciated by Rev. Ware
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
GOVERNMENT MUST PAY
RAILWAYS $196,00O,OOO
Dircctor-Genrral McAdoo Increascs EN-
timntc of Shortage in Earnings
Last Year.
rny Associa;ed Pres-.l

WASHINGTON, January s.-Rail
road earnings under government oper
ati32n dvrinE the calendar year Of 1913
the standard return which the govern
ment must pay the roads. This re-
Niscd estimate was submitted by D!-
rector General McAGoo to Senator
Smith, chairman Of the Interstate
Commerce Committee. in letter made
addition or sGo,6oo.0co to the cstima, lie
given by Mr.. Mc.\doo in his recent
testimony before the committed
Mr.. Mc-hdoo explained in his letter
that tho increased estimate was based
on actual net revenue for November
which WAS now available. and which
pated when he appeared before the
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
y Lady Was Fiat On Her Back
With Terrible Spells, But Her
Husband Got Cardui,-
And Now She Is
Grateful.

Mckinney, Texas = Mrs. Mary
Stephenson, of this place, states:
About year and 4 half ago | was
down in bed for six weeks, not able
TO sit up. | was fiat on my back and
had terrible spells Why. Il
looked like | would die. At times I
didn't know anything would get
nervous, couldn't bear anyone to
talk TO me- would just jerk and
shook with nervousness across
my back was SO sore and ached me
all the time. l would have a dizzy
feeling. My limbs ached me and
would get numb and feel so weak
said to my husband | knew
Cardui was good and believed | had
best try il.
He got me Il bottle of Cardui. and
when l had only taken one-half bot
tie Of Cardui felt stronger. ] took
half dozen bottles altogether,
then in two weeks after began
taking | was up, in three l was do
ing my work. praise Cardui for |
believe it saved my life, and | am
grateful"
For over 30 years Cardui has been
helping weak, sick women back to
health and strength. Try it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

LYNcHBuRG, VA. January 9-rhe
convention Of the Virginia Farmers
Educational and Co-pperativc Union
Yesterday paid high tribute TO the 1913
officers by rc-clccting all OF them for
ne c2ming year without opposition.
the officials being elected by tcclawa-
ton ana by n single vote.
During the morning reports were
heard from tho State president. Score
nry-trcnsurer and chairman II hoard
~ directors. y 4. Elmorc. president
OF the Washington state Farmers
Union. was present and airtressoi the
convention on the necessity for NOR.
hnanc ihl strength behind the program
OF the unions. lie spni;c at the after
noon program in the interest u the
proposed temple al agriculture at
w Washington, which is dies. gucd as tn.
permanent home ana hend or All nrri d.
cultural organi2ations. The officers re-
eiectcd arc; President. ~ = Thornhiil
Bent Creek: vice president. ". +.
Ieroon, R!nggold: secretary treasurer.
george ~. nowles. '.%nchhurg ana Am
nerst. Board Of tors-tcorro a.
lambert Eurai Retreat: T. f. Bowers
'a'nphell, AlhcHaIlr Counts; H. II
Iarion. Wakefield. NJ. T. l'nd2ett, Fed
ioFd: G. VI. Gordon, Baskerville. ana T.
-. THOMAS, FredcricEsburr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10

III NJ fBUIIG. w. Jumuary g-Five
ueit ms nave occurred in the State con-
since Monday, four OF the men havin,
been convcts ana one, c. J. ThompsoiI'
oi Nathaiie. a guard who died in the
poilcG hlnnuinhcc on the road TO The
lynchburg Hospital this morning
,hirty cases were reported 10 be in
me camp to-day. eight or ten OF whom
were thouSht 10 be seriously i'll OF
pneumonia Guard Thompson was
i0uhd 10 be dead when the car reached
me hospital, but his half-hrothcr, who
WAS rluihg with him, did not know
taken to biuguid's to hc prepared for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-10
Relics Arc J,eccIvrd

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Va rnru,rv
..-Ihc FredericEsbutg branch OF ,h3
Association for The prosCrv#iion ~
virginia Antiput,rs has received re
nrtts which show the work al tho as
ISOLATION for the past year 10 hay.
neen most satisfactory. Tho Mary
Washington House and Rising SIM
ayern have been kept M to the usual
high mark Of excellent Cnu,iI.jnn ~,
Association received from Mrs. v. II
Iieining and he: sister. Mrs =. H.
"!el,. tho gift Of q rare and very old
.nEton House. officers wcr. eiorted -
follows: Mrs. l.. y. Wheeler. al
r"ctress Miss MARY Thomps on vice
recording secretary: Mrs. ". A. NIl' >,
corresponding sccrcjntw: Mas Ssliv
|raNntt. treasurer: M.as annie Brax-
ton, historian