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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-29
A TONIC

Groves T'asteless chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect. SEQ how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it. The blood
needs 7QUlNlNE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening. Invigor-
ating Effect. 7Sc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-29
Card Of Thanks.

we wish to express our gratitude
ana show our appreciation to each and
every one who SO kindly assisted us in
our sad bereavement Of the death OF
our father.
Very sincerely,
Nj. a. GARsETT AND FAMILY
Watts Mills. S. c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-29
REMORSE DRIVES
MAN TO SUICIDE
Luke Kirkland, OF Augusta, Ends Own
Life. 0Iny Have Killed Il. j. Wig

! Augusta, Ga, Dec. 26.-On Thursday
night driven by tho unremitting hand
of remorce to selfdestruction, Luke
, kirkland. OF 1879 Greene street, after
having talked with his son Olin Kirk
land, and his sons wife, sent bullet
| through his heart and atoned for some
crime that was eating out the very
vitals Of his conscience, and which
most likely was the horrible murder of
Thomas J. Virgins, who was slain IN
Il most heartlesS manner last Monday
evening on the bank Of tho Savannah
river and his body thrown into the
water.
| 1t has been intimatcd that Luke
| Kirkland, who was known to have been
a friend OF tho murdered Thomas j.
Virgins. has been acting nervously
and Queery since the tragedy. On
Thursday afternoon he left the c:,y
son. Olin Kirkland. Il. Monctto S. c..
during the holidays. He arrived at
his sons home Thursday afternoon.
During the evening he sat around
the fire at his sons home, conversins
with his son and his sons wife. He
stated to them. according to testimony
adduccd in the cOroncr's invcstiga-
ton, that no was in trouble; that a
man had been killed in Augusta last
Monday night. and that they were try
ing to ring him in it," His son stat
ed that he then tried to get his father
to tell him OF the crime but he refused
TO talk.
Luke kirkland then dictated
ter to his sons wife, who wrote it
out in longhand as the old man sat
there planning his own undoing. 1t
is addressed to his wife at 1879 Greene
street, Augusta. and is as follows:
Monetta. S. c., Thursday Night
II am at Olin's tonight. hope you
all good luck and hope that mess will
soon be settled; and as for --- be.
ing with me. he was not, not with me
no more than 20 minutes. If there is
any money IL Is at -----------.
81 hope I will see you all once
more. left Aiken at 1 O'Clock and
got hero At Olins at half-past two.
want fuIgr anG Fielder to be good
boys fiold thlS on. ELIZA, want YOU
to be a good girl. am on my way
to Amelia 5
''With 'nIrN tn ,li
'LuKr.."
~. T. is getting well fast"
The letter was addressed to Mrs.
Marie Kirkland. 1879 Greene street.
After dlc,ar uc Il letter he sat there
and talked u lew minutes. giving no
reason or explanation Of writing back
to his wife whOrN he had just left dur
ing the day he was asked why he
seemed ~ NouS or tired nj ne stated
THAT he Was IN trouble, lie then took
off his shoe" and apua"cnt!y WAS pro
pairing 20 retire for ;he night. lie
then walked ont Of tho sitrlng room
and into the adjoining room. HIS son
| though, perhaps he Was @oin- for
drink Of water The instant tEat he
got inside tine ioom aWay from MS
son he fired the shot that went through
his aged, ana trembling heart, and
lodged in the wall OF the room il.s
son and daluyhtcr-in~law rushed 10
him, but he was unconscious and ncver
uttered word.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-29

c. {. FcatlerstOne w. Is. Knight
FEATIERSTONE & KNIGHT
Attorneys Mt Law
Laurens, S. G.
ALI Business Intrnsted to Our Care
VIII Have Prompt and Careful Atten-
ton.
Office oycr Palmetto Bank
Mr.. FeatherStone will spend Wednes-
day Of each week in Laurens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
WEATHER'S LEADING ROLE
IN THE COTTON MARKE7
Some Experts Say II VIII BE Il
Determining Fnctor, Others Arc
Watching Wall Street.
NY Associated lrcss.l

NEW ORLEANS. April c5.--The
general trend in the cotton market
las, week was strongly lower un-
der. liquidation OF the long intcres,
and fresh selling For short account,
based mainly on the idea that Il pro-
'ongcd reaction from .he advance
was due, although heavy selling ap-
reared at times, particularly al the
middle o: the week. In sympathy with
nniavorablc DEVELOPMENTS in the
money market. hut bulged again on
unfavorablc crop news.
At the highest the trading mont MS
we're 10 to 32 points over the close
of the preceding week. From this
there was "A steady decline until the
lowest levels were reached on the
closing scsrion. HIRE the market
stood 1t net declines of 235 TO 267
points.
July traded NJ its higacs, at 40lG.
a new high levo! for that position, and
fen on to 37Ga. closing at 3I77. Last
"rices showed net lSsses FOR the
kct moved over a range of ga to 900
points. In the spot department mid
ding clicked at 400, showing a net
loss OF 10 points.
ON several SESSIONS the market re-
covered strongly from the decline
on unfavorahic reports from the new
crop, the weather being too cold over
The greater portion OF the belt, while
too much rain fell in the central
and Eastern portions o: the belt and
not enough in the Western portion,
the drouth over Texas and ok iahoma
being described as serious by some
crol, observers. On the weekend
there was heavy selling on prospects
q! the dr0uth being relieved.
This week il will probably he a
weather market more than anything
else, although financial conditions arc
claiming rood deal OF attention
from most trades. Rains in Texas
would he regarded rs about the most
favorable cron DEVELOPMENT that could
arise ut this time. although warm and
dry weather in the Eastern belt would
be a development almost as import
ant
1 While at the opcning OF this last
week the market acted technically
weak. the heavy selling of the sue
cecding sessions has nut IL in health
c- shade so that ii can hardly he
expected this Wee that technical con
ditions will n!hy so important a part
/ in thc--tradinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
RICHARD NORRIS BROOKE
DIES At WARRENT0N
Prominent Virginia Artist, Mcmbc"
at Many Fine Art Societies,
Surrounds at Age of I3.

WARRENTON. April 2a.-Richard
MOTHS Brooke. aged -. artist of na-
tioial and international prominence.
liicd at O'Clock this morning AT the
home Of his niece, Mrs. Morton c.
Douglass. az this city. Mr. Brooke
mad been N IL! hc..lth for some time.
having only recently returned from
4 trip To l'i.tmor", y G.. where he
mad gone for his health.
Failing 10 derive any benefit from
, his stay at H.tmorr. Mr.. brooke was
/ hurried to his home here. and con-
tinncd In steady decline until the
/ end.
Richard Norris brooke was born at
/ WArrcnton, October 30. 1887. The son
/ 81 James NasS ana Mary Norris
J Hrookc. Tie studied ar; at The Penn
Sy!Vania Academy of Fine Arts and
also under Nranat and Constant in
! laris. Returning Ia America Mr..
/ bFooke opened "a studio at lTli Penn
Swami Avenue. In Washington and
I lnahy OF his works We're on exhibit
ut the Corcorau Art Gallery. IT,. was
! president OF the society of washing
4 ton artists. and vice president OF the
Corcoran School o! ART. also being :.
/ member of The American Federation
OF ATS and the Washington Society
{ OF Fine Arts
! The funeral Will take place Tues
/ c;ty afternoon from the PRESBYTERIAN
church ~ Warrcnton. and the inter-
/ ment VIII be in the Warrenton Gem
ctcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
ANNOUNCE DATES FOR
VIRGINIA HORSE SHOW
Sporting Event VIII Br Staged at
Arlington Park May


WASHINGTON. April 25.-pos:ers
announcing the dates of the Virginia
Horse Show Association. beginning
with the National Capital Horse Show
ana race meet 10 be held at Arlint;ton
Park, Va, At the N:rginia end OF the
highway bridge, May 1922. and end
Ing with the warrenton. Va. cXhihi-
ton, September and =, were dis.
tributcd in Washington Yesterday.
Following the local show comes the
annual affair AT Lccshurg. June = and
10: 1T Up2crvillc, June II and is: at
Culpcpcr. July J aud 8; Charlcstown.
W. Va, August { and .; Orange. VA.
august Ii and IL: Manassas, Va.
August Is. - ana 30. and Marshall.
Va. August - and 20. The date Of
the annual exhibition races at Berry
vile, Va. has no; yet been announced.
bat Is expected 10 be set for some
time between the holding Of the Cul-
pepper. Va. AID Cnarirs;own, W. Va.
shows; either the latter puri OF July
or the FIRST OF August.
Manager Melvin q. IIazen. of the
national capital show. stated ycs;cr-
DAY that the local exhibition Viii hc
IN" greatest ever seen in Washington
from Il harness horse point Of View nj
least, The following large harness
horse stables have already engaged
Stalls foT the sAow: Joseph Wciscn-
i.Ia. OF Baltimore. Md. DIR. &. "
,hurchmhn. of Charleston. w. Va:
Mrs. l.ouia Long Combs OF Kansas
ctuy Mo. aIi John Bushnell. o!
Spr'nEarlH. Ohio Each or these
stables has in its ranks horses which
nave won nntiona! championships. 50
The tanbark in the Washington show
ring VIII hc The scene of Some very
Keen competitions among the best
oloodcd harness stocks in the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
ARGENTINA DISCOVERS
EXISTENCE OF TRUSTS
: Chamber of Commerce Conducted
Investigation Lasting More


EtENoS AIRES. April 2a.--A COM
nittcc of the Chamber OF deputies
has discovered after more than \
years investigation tina; Argentina
is affiliated with trusts" Wine.
Hour, lime. potatoes. meat. and oil
and nap,ha are Described in a recent
report Of the committee as under the
control OF trusts which have been
able 10 flourish and maintain high
prices chiefly because OF high pro-
ieciiyc tariffs or favorable railroad
rates, II Is charged.
Thc comr~,ttec :irds that tho most
typicn! trust in Argentina Uhc
world trust is put in quotation
marks throughout the reporD is the
wine rust" in the great grape
growing province OF Mendoza on tn.
slopes OF the Andes. II is charged
that this combination Of wine pro-
duccrs is al official trust organized
by the low OF TIA" province" which IA
able TO pay the cost or the greater
local privilege created by the mo-
. nopoly OF wine.
Destruction of grapes and wine
, expectation Of wine AT low price
and ma!ntain..nCc of "A hiGh price in
Il Argentina are alleged Tie trust"
~ able TO exist. the report says. by
virtue Of nigh customs duties which
discourage the Importation Of ordi-
mary wines and 10y the aid Of the ma .
uonal banks. Reform IN the al :
minis,rat!on Of the hanks and in the
tariff laws Is demanded
The committee names the STANDARD
CA Company, of the United States. as
the trust" which controls Kerosene
and naptha in Argentina The repor;
sets forth that this trust 'nor,e-
americana del petroleo" has in Ar
gcntina a powerful subsidiary com
pany. divided In is legal asrac, into
one section OF production. another OF
marketing and transport"
The commercial practice. Of this
trust says the report. are those
q! monopoly which wishes 20 c>
tend even more and consolidate
There Is no proof that The trust has
determined upon Increasing the prjc,
10: Kerosene and uap,ha in the conn.
Try. hut II Is certain ;hat it's prices
represent relative Increase, that &,
10 say, "!th relation 10 tho COS, at
production"
Argcniina's defense against "thi,
/, International ana almost world.wid.
monopoly" the committee saws con.
'"slsts OF encouraging commerce in and
= production Of all other material.
b. capable OF producing light and h.a-
and developing The production al
sfPe'' o''uhi dS government enter.
prise since every private t.:iierpris.
VIII hc annihilatcd or absorbed h>
the trust
Dealing with meat. the repor,
says that the expectation Of mi.
commodity is in the hands Of grca,
companies which are subsidiary :,
stu more powerful foreign com.
panles tending toward capitalism,
monopoly" The committee recon-,
'nends that Argentina organic n,
own meat industry with municipa
and regional cold storage plants an,
enter ntO direct relations with IN.
great foreign markets OF conRurnp
lion.
-: Finding that milling trust .xls.s
the committee declares that law
against ehtortionate capitalistic com
bina;ions are necessary and that '.w.
should educate ourselves economical
'1y and politically for the socjaIiza
--tion OF this industry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
COPPER MINING MAY Be
NEW VIRGINIA INDUSTRY
Engineer, After Exhaustive Test,
Declares Much Ore i'll Warren
COunty-Othcr Sintc NcMS.

WINCHESTER. April 25.--Captain
{. Terry du Hcli, Il mining engineer.
who has been making exhaustive in
Nestigaiions in Warren County. states
that the cope. mines there, which
nave been in operation some years,
are capable Of much larger develop
'ncnt. and I Is expected favorable ;ic-
ton Viii be taken on his report ny
the operating company. Many unai-
necrS have stated that tests show
othrr ores in the Blue Ridge Range
in that region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Killed Ily rruck.

tAELpTTESNILbE. April %
W ME crossing Fifth Street yesterday
afternoon. Robert ChriSi ouhcr Jonn.
son. aged Il. son Of Mr. George \.
Johnson. fell beneath heavy truck
ana was instantly KILLED. thc ear
wheel rolling over his CHEST The
funeral viii be held from the Bau;ist
church Monday afternoon Minor
Johnson; driver Of the truck. was cX.
p,n,"Ta.cd by a coroner's jury. BcS.dcs
brother and two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Bankers Entertained.

NCHBURG. April a5.-M. NJ.
l,rentiS, manager IT the Baltimore
Federal Bank. was the principal
speaker before the meeting OF Group
!. Virginia State Bankers Association.
here las; night at the Oakwoo coun-
Try Gun. where nearly 100 bank crS
from Central Virginia we're enter
tanned by the local bankers Mir
Prcntis' subject was "Dcnation" The
visitors were entertained at the Hp-
tarv luncheon at Randolph Macon
Woman'S College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
urge Road Improvement.

WlNcilESTEE. April 25.-rnc
Washington and Old dominion Rail.
road. il is Statcd. is encouraging a
movement 10 have the road leading
rom Castlemans Ferry up the blue
Ridge Mountain. TO Rlucmont i'm
proved nj cost Of approximately
$4,000. of which $4,000 would he
borne by Loudoun County and SIS. :
'"" by Clarke Count. II has not been
made known whether the railway
company. which HOPES 10 bcnef, by
the Improvement, will bear any OF
the expense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
RotnrInns TN Visit.

.fNCliBCRG. April 25.-<oanoke
ana I'anviI!c Rotarian. were guests
last evening % the Lynchburg Rotary
IlHh when stunt" event Was put
IN 81 iIahaolnh- Macon Woman's Col
l"s". Tn" usual supper was served
IN one of the dining halls Of the col
!eEr, Rohart Winfrcc. treasurer Of the
college, being host OF the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Sn,s. John.on Nm MIn in 1er...

NEW YORK. April 25.-"Nrw Jcr
scr VIII be carried for Hiram w.
Johnson at Tucsday's prirnur!ns" was
me declaration tonight Of Al Joy. per
son1l Representative" OF the California
ScnatV lie continued: "a majority
or the twenty-ciEht Jersey delegates
10 chicago VIII certainly favor his
nom!aat.oa for the presidency"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
unNcntts snlt nrInL.

I!:lSrOl. VA. April 25.--.Au ami
Soit drink club has been organized a,
!.ehannnn. Va, according 10 adv!ccs
received here This club was or.
EdhI"cI at "a mass meeting or c:;i-
mems 81 that town. and the members
arc said 10 be pledged not to patronizr
any soda fountain or soft drink cstab-
.lStmcEt until the prices come down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Appointed on rhnrmacy uourd

PORTSMOUTH,. April Ex-Governor
i,aViS mas appointed C. D. Clark,
portsmouth NaJ druggist. to M h,
vacancy on the Board OF Pharmacy
,,aused by the retirement of John
+. Jackson. OF Tazew.li Tn. an
nom ment was mad: on the 22d or
Apr!l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

oNANCOCk. A3riI 2I.-Wait.r r.
Jones: OF craddock. died "a; the Johns
Hopkins flospita! in baltimore. whcrc
re WaS uhutreo hS treatment The
funeral took plac" at Ouancock, He rs
survived by his widow. his mother,
two sisters and TWO brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Insurance Agains, prohlbinon.

by Universal Ssrv!ceJ
LONDON. ApTii 81, ~ Insurance
against prohibition coming into force
n ENGLAND within twelve months is;
pcine offered hy l.lnyds a; a premium
81 50 per $500. No business is bcin,,
done. however. because The people
"h0m prohi"iiicn WOULD hurt hnln :
cially do not consider INC risk snlJi
Gently imminent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Americans lhe Wotld's
Greatest Ice Cream Eaters
NY Associated prcns

WASHINGTON, April .5.-Smcr-
leans arc the SrrnIcst r0usumrrs
81 lee cream in the world, accord
ing To n report of the DrniIrtmcnt
or Agriculture, which shO,,s Ibat
OIL 3uo SIG quarts were. nInufnr-
turcd ,Onn,c rcinliy In 1910, not to
mention the enormous Quantity
mndr In hume frrcZcrs.
Other phases az the country,s
vast dairy industry arc summer
led i'm The following production
figure. for i0ia:
Pounds.
buitrr ........... Si!i,,5I.....
Cheese tail lSindN) 100 5ap .IO
VI IL icy rated,
condensed and uuw-
drrcd) ........... .,GS3, 4 II, 1O3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
New Farmers Unions.

Lf NCiiBuRG. APRIL .5.-A four-day
ZIP III NorthHrn virginia in the past
week by .. y. Thomas business nian
aver OF the Virginia State Farmers
Educational and co-Jpcya;ivc Union.
resulted in the formation OF new Ia
Ia!s NJ talverton aud two in Prince
William County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Aprl %
MISS Adc!ia l'urEcss. aged 20. Il
senior nurse =. til. Mary WasLinr-
ton Hospital here lied last night al
the institution. Shc ~ survived bv
her parents. Mir. ana Mrs. William
burgess, OF stafford County, one sis
ter. and two brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Mtss Margaret Smi,,,

oNANCOCk. April ." Miss Mar
died NJ IA" home Of fri"nds In oni"y'
with. whom she was visiting Sh" *
survived by one sister and three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
George ". .,u,,Jcn

ONANCOCK, April 25.-,icorrc W
bowdeh, OF ChIncotenguc. dropped
dead suddenly while in convcrsatIo,
with several friends in a store thcrc
He Is survived 10y his widow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Stabbed by Stepfnthcr.

pANNll.l.E. April @5--Rcr;ha pri-
Nct', "a young woman, was taken 10
Inc hospital yesterday. suffering from
severe knife wound in tho arm in,
Eictcu by Hiram Privctt. her step
rather Privctt was lodged in iaiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
FORMER ,IrriuIon uu,,c. 49,

pANN!LLE, April 25.-J. T. cobb,
81 New York. and former resident OF
ms city, has made AN offer 10 the
au' nofliics OF Caswcl! County, y. g.
10 erect 1000 schoolhousn al La.
Gust I'm township as memorial 10
his mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
j. VI. IspiiI,yurc

McCa!la Boulwar. aged 81 nrnmi-
n"nt citizen ana merchant. died here
suddenly last nigh, in bed. lie had
not complained when he retired. Ills
widow and Two sons survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Iinhcrt \. Mini,Irr

CEIAKIbTTESNlL! Nnril p,
Robert y. Winklcr aged Al Of GOV.
inGton. Va. died yesterday 1T a loo,
hospital OF complications following :,
attack OF influenza He is survived
by his widow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
HOY Comnany Incrcnsrs Cnnitni.

LfNCHBrRG. AnriI 25.-Thc old
l'omini"n Box Company has just
taken steps to increase its capital
from Sl0cruo to sl5G,00u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

HRlSTol" April 20. News has been
OF ~ VI. Tyrcc. aged II. which uc-
CURED ~ his home NJ Trade. near
here. He !s survived by one broth rr
and ono sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Ernest T.. .In,.k,on

ciiAiiLOrTESNlLi April aa.-Er-
Hmsi - Jackson; aged Is. OF hot
morning at "a local hospital. follow :
me an operation for kidney trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Wants 81. ono DAMAGES

DANNlLl.E. ADril I'd. W. Lewis,
who WAS RECENTLY run down and in
lurcd h% an automobile driven by !.
". Lynch. mas instituted suit for
damages against the latter for the
recovery OF $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Mrs. u. O.. SIcYcns.

FREDERICkSBtE April -
Airs. Bernard u. Stevens. aged -. died
at her nome here last night. She is
survived by her husband and Two
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Army building here nave just beer
turned over 10 local contractors and
bids VIII hc received for the wur!
carly III May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Country sound and Rich

II is astonishing that the. stock
market has hccn SO orderly under
these adverse circumstances The
reason for the stability Is that the
country is extremely. rich and there
exists an unsatisiicd demand for more
goods than can he produced in three
years even II everybody went TO work
Put an end 20 the paradcs and the
drives for money and the country viii
hc all right and tho market Will adj
vance.
BY settling the Stutz fight the New
York stock Exchange has proved once
more that contract made on the
floor of tina, exchange ~ Invio;ahic.
The settlement Will ncip the siocK
market materially by cutting of thc
flood OF reform measures aimed at H..
The real truth OF the Stutz corner
has not been published. II is be-
lievcd In Wall Street mat the raid
was made by some biS interests thar
split the sales up into small lots in
the hope of conccaliEE It's identity.
Mr. Ryan apparently discovered the
real raider aud by so doing he mas
conferred great favor on Wall Street
and has made II safer to invest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llGntliH

BEi.Cu En-Dicd., saturday at 6:.b T.; NJ.
at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Thadenia
rarrish beicher; wife OF Charles 81. Ecl-
sisters. Funeral from residence iOi West
thirty third Street. Woodland Heights.
at noon Monday. Intcrment IN oak
Columbia. S: c.. papers please copy.
i.oHD-Dicd suddenly sunday April Is.
>, 1870. at l l.. NJ. mt her residence. 7vJ
East Clay street: M5s: por. Lord. aged i
ters. Mrs g. H. Sat,srwhiIc and and MIS- }.
L. West. Tho funeral Will take place to-
H"r,ow tuesday, morning at II O'Clock
Gary street. lntetmtnt In Oakwood.
onRiEN--AIts. +. l.. O'Brien. widow o,
,ers home: 1858 Sou h iireen ST. Chicago.
cavcs sFa SON Ae % G "a q, s q ni she
iissan. OF chissEo H.: 70 nSa:n i Ihq f
r fo1Gl church Monday. April IS. $3.50
@AuNDEkS-Died. suddenly. at 10 A.. NJ.
n from, Imn "a. aged 3, years Funeral
Monday a, ii n 81. FUNERAL 'i" priva,s. "h I'M
t.rmcnt in Hollywood.
TCRSER.-Died suddenly at Murphv's IIo-
, tel yesterday morning. II. NJ Turner
lie ~ survived by three sisters. Mrs. Tom
Icy. OF Richmond. and Mrs. G. G. smith
Turner. OF South Bend: ". l.. Turner OF
Baltim"rr and T. l.. Turner. OF this city.
und"rtaking establishment To the home oi
caskic r.. Smith in Hcnr,cO County,
where funeral services will he held on the
ground at o'clock this afternoon.