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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
FUNERAL AT BRADFORD
For Mrs. Emily w. Prescott, Who Died
at East Barre.

The funeral of Mrs Emily w. Pres
colt, who died Monday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Coleman in East
Barre, was held at the Congregational
church in Bradford Thursday after
noon, preceded by a prayer service at
her home there Rev o. j Anderson
ofhciated
The Rebekahs and grange attended in
body and there were many outside
those orders who were present to pay
their last respects TO a woman who had
been very prominent in village affairs
There was a great profusion of flowers
The bearers were all brothers and
brothers in law, 0rrin Prescott, Her
bert Prescott, A c Coleman Herbert
Woods Lyman Woods and Edwin
Woods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
ALMOST A WAFFLE A MINUTE.
Was Eating Record Set Up by Private
Paul Francis ZONES.

New York, Oct. l6.-The title OF
champion waffle eaters OF the world
to-day was claimed by Private Paul
Francis Jones, United States marine
corps He established this claim by
eating 26ia of these corrugated pas
tries in 80 minutes fiat, in a contest
with a representative of the army at
the Grand Central palace.
A large mouth watering audience
witnessed the fact, for which Jones
rehearsed in the afternoon by eating
a porterhouse steak smothered in on
ions, French fried potatoes, asparagus,
doughnuts and coffee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
GOES TO ST. LOUIS.
Harding Starts on Second Stretch OF
His Speaking Tour.

Indianapolis. Oct l6.-Sen Harding
slept late to-day at hotel, before
leaving for the second stretch of his
speaking trip.
Departing from indianapolis short
ly after neon, his special train was
to reach st. Louis at 7:l5 o'clock p.
m. after numerous short speeches in
Indiana and Illinois, The final ad
dress of his swing round the circuit
of the border states and the middle
west will be delivered to a night meet
ing in the st. Louis auditorium
The longest stop on the days pro-
gram was at Terre Haute. where a
lay-over Of one hour permitted him
to go down for an afternoon address.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
FURNISHED CASH BAIL
Samuel r. Rushton of Attleboro, Mass,
Charged With Smuggling.

Deputy u. : Marshal George F.
Lackey returned to his home in Mont
pelieri La, night after having arrested
samuel r. Rushton of Attleboro, Mass,
at ST Albans on the charge OF Snug
Cling liquor, eleven cases of liquor be
ing seized frem an automobile carrying
Rushton. The respondent, who is said
to be a well-to do man ofAttleboro, fur
nished $500 cash bail yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
LEAGUE OF NATIONS DAY
Maryland Governor Asks People tC
Study Covenant Oct. al.

Baltimore, Oct. l6.--Governor Ritchie
to-day issued proclamation naming
Sunday, Oct. "a, as a day on which the
people of the state are requested to
"read and study the covenant of the
league of nations that they may be
better able to cast their ballots wisely
and intelligently."
This action followed the request for
the naming of such day made to all
governors by committee headed by
President Lowell of Harvard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
TWO NEW CORPORATIONS.
Rutland and Waterbury Concerns File
Articles.

The Heartman Auction company Of
Rutland has filed articles Of association
in the office Of the secretary Of state
FOR the purpose Of conducting business
in that city The capital stock is $40,
600 and the papers are signed by ".
f. and Martha Hesrtman and Clayton
H. Kinney Of Rutland
The Demerrit Fisher company Of Wa
terbury has filed articles in the same
Office The capital stock is $1,000. The
company manufactures wood products
The papers are signed by b. f. Demer-
lit, r. W Demerrit and Fred A. Fisher
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER BURIED
Archbishop Hudson Stuck Was First to
Scale Mt. Mckinley.

Dawson, Y. r., Oct. l6-Archbishop
Hudson Sluck, the first man to scale
Mount Mckinley who died of pneu-
nonia last week, was buried Monday
w humble cemetery at Yukstsn, y,
r.. beside the bodies of natives among
Nhom he had labored for sixteen years.
The funeral service and burial thare
acre at his own request. The service
# the Protestant Episcopal church was
ionducted by DIR. Grafton Burke and
Jhe pail bearers were members of the
tative council of the church who bore
ihe body a qnarter of a mile to the
usye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
FELIX DIAZ IN HAVANA
Mexican Rebel Leader Will Proceed to
New Orleans.

Havana, Oct I6.-General Felix Diaz,
Mexican rebel leader recently exiled,
rrived here yesterday on the French
iner Flsndre. He was accompanied by
lieutenant Cobnel Cortes. an agent Of
ne Mexican government. Both men
vii BE- held in quarantine six days be-
ause of regulations against persons
oning from Vera Cruz.
Disz expects TO join his family in
sew Orleans. If be Is successful in ar
snging for passports TO the United
sfates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
Operator, license Revoked.

Secretary of state Black mas re-
yoked the automobile operators H.
cense Of Arthur n Beaton. because
he was convicted at North Adams.
Mass. Of having operated an sutomo-
bile while intoxicsted He hss also
received q report from the Canaan su-
thoriiies that Arthur Frizzcll of Stew
artst0wu. y r., has been oonvicted
iu = MUNICIPAL eourt II Cauaan q be-
ing iutoxicatei whilr driving an auto
49, iilc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
NO CUSHIONS SOLD.
Because Irste Baseball Spectators Used
Them as Missiles.

st. Paul. MINI, Oct l6.-Cushion.
were taboo al to-day's resumption OF
the minor league baseball champion.
ship series between St Paul and Bslti-
more
To prevent q repetition Of Wcdnes-
days trouble. when iTate fans show
cred Umpire Stockdsle with cushions
after a close decision. the local man
agement ordered that no cushions be
sold in the remaining games of the
series.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
MRS. GLENN H. DODGE.
Died at Hospital in Montpelier Last
Night

Mrs Glenn II Dodge Of Montpelier
died in Heaton hospital in that city
last night. She was born Florence
johnson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Johnson Of Worcester, sept. I
lS9O. She leaves her husband. five chill
drcn. q brother and . sister. The fu.
neral viii be held Monday forenoon at
m o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
James NJ Clark. Aged IL. Had Heart
Trouble.

James ". Clark. IL year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Clark Of ll3 North
Seminary street. died az the City hos
pital this morning az l:50 of heart
trouble. He was taken to the hospital
Yesterday afternoon, after = six weeks
illness.
The y6ung man was born IN Barre
1gsrch p, 1898. and attended the pub
Dc schoo, here. H. was a member Of
the re7,yterisn Sunday school aud
Of the Nadow Brook Golf club.
Besides his father aud mother. BE- Is
survived by two brothers and tvo SIS
tiers. al Of Barre, John A Duncan,
Alex g Clark. Mrs. Evclrn Finuie and
Margaret Clark
The funeral vili bs heid Monday az
rrasoa az 2.g0 from the hosse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
FOREIGNERS FAVOR HARDING
According to Statement BY Vice
President Marshall.

Charleston, W. Va Oct l6.-Vice.
President Marshall told an audience
here last night that If the electorate
at the November election were re-
stricted 70 those of our citizens who
can speak, read and write the English
language, Governor Cox would haze a
million majority"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
MRS. LEVI F. PIERCE.
Died This Morning at Home Of Levi
Bixby in Montpelier.

Mrs Adaline Pierce. widow of Levi
F. Pierce. died this morning at the
home Of Levi BiXby in Montpelier. She
was born in MiddlesoX, the daughter of
MIR and Mrs. Sakine X. Collins, on
June 25, 1891. She leaves her sister,
Mrs. C. L. Biyby of Montpelier. son.
Clarence Pierce OF Montpelier. a son.
John l.. Pierce Of Burlington. four
grandchildren and FIVE great grandchil
dren.
The funeral. which will be private.
will be held at O'Clock Monday after
noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16

Alr. and Mrs Thomas CsrroR and
son. James. q North Main street have
gone 20 Brattlcboro. where they vii
visit Miss Alicc Carroll = student
uursc al the Memorial hospital, for q
few dszs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
He knows Her

I shall advise my wife to vote for
. or
-Whvs~
Because want her ~ vote for
7ariing Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
JAPAN TO HAVE LEGATION
At Riga, the Lstvian Government Hav.
ing Given Assent.

Riga. Oct I5-Ispsn viii establish
legation here in the near future. the
Letvian government having given a--
sent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
POLES SMASH
RED DIVISION
In Resumption of Fighting
on the Russo-Polish
Line
EXTENDING LINES
NEAR THE LIMIT
Which Was Set By the
Armistice to Become
Effective Oct. Is

Warsaw, Oct, Is BY the Associated
Press s)-The smashing of the sixth boil
sheyik division by the Poles in a re.
sumption of lighting on the Russo
Polish line is reported in to-day's war
Office statement
The Poles are extending their Hines
toward the boundary set by the armi-
stice, which is to become effective Octo.
Der IS.
Warsaw, Oct. Is (By the Associated
Pressl-The league of nations com.
mission of control, which has been in
Wilma, where provisional government
was established after its recent seizure
by troops under command of the in.
surgent general Zellgouski, arrived in
Warsaw to-day.
The commission went to wilma to OBJ
tain statements from the provisional
government there of its side of the case.
Its visit to Warsaw is for the purpose
of conferring with President Pilsudski,
Premier Wilos, Foreign Minister
Sapieha and others in an attempt to
reach a solution of the problem caused
by the seizure of the city from the
Lithuanians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
FUNERAL OF CONWAY SANDS
TO BE HELD AT 3 O'CLOCK
Former commemorative Attorney
of Henri"o VIII he Hurled In
Hollywood Ccmctcrs.

Funeral services for Conway n.
Sands. who died Il, his home. the
Halifax Apartments. Monday after
noon. viii b. held q; :: o'clock this
afternoon from Grace Street Baptist
Church. Intcrmcn, We'll be IN tho
family section in Hollywood.
Mr. Sands was for eight years
commonweaitn's Attorney OF Hcn-
:ico County and served that county
and the City OF Richmond for an
equal length OF time IN the State sem
ate. lie vas graduate o H:ch-
mond College and had been a prom.
men, member OF the local bn- for
rnauy years.
BESIDES his widow. who was Mis-.
Marie Bococli. ne is survived by two
children, Mrs. \. =. S:muns, % Birni-
inSham. and Sidney Sands, "A student
~ ilampica- Sidney College: tSo
brothers. Alexander II. Sands. o:
Richmond. and r. Il. Sands. o! Wash
!nston. and two sisters. Mrs. II. J..
Eoceck. Of Admission. Ala. and M.s.
l.. y. Fox. OF Ashland. PallDearcrs {,
act at the funeral are.
ActiNc--fchar!"s .. Sayillc. John
Howard Herbert l.. Coz, william
crawfo:d Ordway Pulle-. W. q.
BraEg. bernard Guest. Dr.. H. Eortor
Mason. Iionorary--.Judg. Beverly II.
trump. Judge William r. Moncurr.
g. Carlton Jackson. Willou.iiby Sew.
ton. Jr. Samuel =. Waid!ll ana AL
len Collins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
William R. MAssE TODAY
inny Prominent Men VIII Serve As
PhllbcnrcrS for Richmond
Banker.


Funeral services for William Rus
ell Massic. prDmincn, banker. who
lied Monday night at ST. Lukc's Hos
'ita!. will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock from 81. James Episcopal
'autch. Rev. g. Freeiand Patcr Of
lciatin.. inicr,nent will be in Hol-
ywood Cemetery.
MIR. Massies death was the result
intestinal trouble for wh!ch ne
ras opcratcd OH more than four
weeks ago. He was 50 years old.
lie was member Of III. firm Of Hob
on Massie & Leigh, bankers and
'rokers, and had been prominent in
he business and social life Of Rich
nond Tor almos, ha!f "A century.
Mr.. Mass!e waa born in orange
'oun,y, February a. ls5.. the son II
,aptain Henry Massic aud :, direct
descendant; OF william Mass;.. mem
'e: OF the Hons. of Bu:gcs-ea. IFS
;rca; grandfather Was Ma lOr Thomas
iassic. OF the i;cyolHt:onar. Army.
AFTER receiving h.s early education
The schools o, Charlottesville. Mr.
'iassie entered tir. University ~
.irS!n'a. where \. studied Law. lie
Icgan the practice Of his profession
Richmond and has been closely
dent lied With tn. business l.fs Of
mis- city ever since. lie moved to
)hto aud roma med there Tor :, tcH
cars, returning TO thi. oty to ne
ONE associated with the York River
..ne or tho southern Railway. IL
fa> iatcr connected vita "a. Frs,
Nj -. L
= Richmond forming iis partner
,aip ".il Saunders iiODson ana W. H..
= 'n'mcr Leigh alto. leaving the lat
cr INSTITUTION
Resides rs ~idow. whp was Miss
susanna Williams Mir Mnsslc !. sur
ircl by q sister. Mrs. car-!e rnomp-
s"n Pleasant. ana U:otn.r. Colonel
eugene g. Massie. widely known at
orney Of ihls ciiy
Following az" tn. names ~ iaosc
'hosen 20 act as pallb-ai-gs
Act iv"--i'a!mef Lciga. stuart Chris
AN. X. i.oiim"r Gordon William x.
3FrI::. Charles Wat.SlnF Wll!aIn
Ierman, E.rhayd WORKMAN, and
;arkSaai- i.atnrpp
! 'ionorary-l. =. Leigh Jr. Eppa
inntoi. ". T. 'r.un"nt. T.. !. Wills.
ienry II. !to sk"rvl.!". L-gh u. Page.
mdicy Mcdonald. :. Z. Anderson. -.
:. Rol'iur. pr Garnet; NJ son. Dr.
tnar' Ma';uirc. NJ - Patterson. cole
nan Ncrt H-!n. :"orye ". Stevens.
'r@nh Nallc. Dr. 4. e Bryan. Dr IS.
opp.ni'".in"r. Ellis TALBOT II. NJ.
im!th. Ir T.. l.. Powell. Levin JoN-
49, W q founE. T.. T. Myers. A.
her anderson. kirHwDod Mitchell.
~. q. FERGUSON. IL. -. Bo!hin. ". r.
Reed. D.. .Iud H. Wool. W W Nor
on, J. +. Tavlcr. II. -. Jackson. ".
4. coiGutt. T.. W Scott. -. II. Fun
'tcn. H. W t:!i""Son, Dr J. y. White
Thomas :. WINSTON. Coion.l Eartnn
]. Grundy and + Eando'ph VIII
ans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
CHICAGO EXPRESS UNABLE
TO PROCEED TO NEW YORK
strikers swarm About Trnin at Port
JrrSfs, y. -, and Capture
Fireman..
iEy NssouInteL P-css.l

MEM YORK. April i3.-Thc story
Of being ''strikcbouud'' in the foot
hills OF the Catskil!s on The Chicago
Express, when i, was abandoned b.
It's crew at Port .iorvis. y. Y. Wa
tod 10y p:Lsscnaevs on arrival her.
last nigh. ten hours late. A arc-
man sent out from Jersey city or an
outbound train aided the engineer in
finally bringing in the stalled train.
\ mob Of railroad men" mot the
express when IL reached Port JcrviS
according 10 Mrs. i. g -,ar"h If
lynbrouk. and Mrs y. y. cobb. Of
CORNING. y. =. They stormcd auou,
The engine aud dragged the nrcmcm
to the ground. they said.
The conductor and the rest of tn"
crew cndeaVurcd 10 persuade tho
strikers TO let In. fireman r"sum" his
post ANA allow the train to proceed
t" Jersey City. This WAS refused.
and Mt.. starch said tho strikcrg
shouted thu, the only way The mr..
ncu could go Ia jersey Cit? o. the
train would bc I'm "a wooden box
The passengers, after consider
able time. searched for lodgings.
Some OF them managed 20 rent rooms
for few hours at 3, cach Mrs.
S''rch Shld ioou ""3 procured tNd
the s;ation agent agreed 70 announce
IAN hour beforehand when the tram
wriI!d start"
At 1880 =. NJ. this word came. ana
the passengers "tu,nblcd on board
like glccfui school children scram-
hi.ug over the tracks in tho DARK"
i:ut II was after 3 O'Clock this morn
iuG before thc new fireman arrived
and considerably latcr when tho train
finally Pulled uut for jersey city
again. Mrs. Starch .aid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
EDMUND CHRISTIAN DIES
Former Manufacturer and Member nf
Prominent FamiI! to h~
Hurled Tomorrow

Edmund Christian. san OF the late
-, william - ana Anna christian.
OF creighton, Utnr!cu County. died
Yesterday aft"rnotS7 al 81" o'c:oc,. a;
trace Hospital. following an "pe RAJ
ION He was G. y"trs Old.
fU.e-al services VII DC h.lL ia
morrow afternoon a; q o'clecl cr~yu
H"!ly"ood Chapel Cartel vii! u. -,
hollywood C.meter"
civil engineer hy profession. Ar.
christian "as IN tAe cr"os0tc has
nsss IN No"tnl., Tor .nany wears. IL.
htd vide ;nd inc.ucr. ~ family
connection th"sushou. the, state.
'ni@c George L. Christian, Of Rich
mond "as cousin, and he married
:, dauGn'"r OF II" lat. cater :ruX-
ton. Of fr"dcr.Ckghurg. Who survives
HIN. IL" ~ survived ALSO by "a sis, TO
dnd ~ o:- nro;h.r. Harrison CHRIS
ti"n, Of tre!GhtDn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Thousands of Sick and Ailing Have Been
Successfully Treated by
United Doctors
Free Offer

X-Ra% Examination. Blood Tests
and Irina'ysis Tests are free.
also free advice and consultations.
This generous free offer of United
Doctors will give every sufferer
chance to obtain Il scientific diagno-
hiS OF his or her condition. after
which the sick person can really
know what can he done with the
United Doctors modern system OF
treatment in their own particular
case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

generate. I, lacks tone and strength.
gradually brought about through a
|;cden,ary existence. TOO much food
ma too little exercise have forced ..,e
Itomach into Il haif-s!ck condition.
4, becomes weak and does no; protect
tsclf. and the bars are down for Ia,
Entrance Of disease in many forms.
Plant Juice. the new herbal stomach
I'cnedy, is Purifying and II vi.aliz-
ng agent. !! corrccts local disorders
lf the stomach. which ~ being dem
frustrated daily and verified By well.
Known loca. people in signed state
fnents.
Tahc Cor instance. the signed state
|nent III Mr.. John Harmon. Of No.
les East clay stree. Richmond. who
has a vide acquaintance here He
|;aiG:
"For twenty yea"s ! have suffered
ne asonies OF death with disorders of
I,ll kinds My stomach was in sue, ;,
,ad condition that could hardly
Keep down the iightest kind or food
\ was told tina: l had gastrit!.
ISas pioaird with gas and so nervous
nat could no; sleep III night. go,
80 thin and run down that every afeu
TOOK ] though, i; would be the last:
my tongue was coated and | had !.
Dad taste in my mouth. 1 had t-;.d
80 many hlculclncs that was dis
I:ouraGcd y friend OF mine In Boston
|*ro;e me about plant Juice, AID
begged me 10 try 1t. + did 10 and
before l had taken half OF the bottle
| got 80 much benefit that | have
continued to uae T., and it has rs-
['tored me TO health again. have
no moro trouble with my stomaun,
|ileep well and have not q pain or
|icie. Plant Juice las been a bless
ng TO mo, and will praise It, % the
skies as long as l live, for IL has
|.ured me, which did not seme possible
o me-"
The Plant Juice Man is a: The
fragile Drug Co.'S store. In Richmond.
where lie Is daily meeting tho local
bubble and introducing and OK
blaming the merits OF this remedy.
For sale III Petersburg by Movri-
Eon. The Drug Man. and In Chase City
hy Tho Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
\
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
TOBACCO COMPANY FINED
FOR "M0N0P0LlZATiON'
Found Guilty OF sherman Law Nio-
lattOm In Sumatrn Leaf
Trndc.

ny - Spildt'u lSts-s
MEM YORK. April l3.-E'iv. to-
bh""" corporations. through counsel.
today entered pleas of noIo contcn-
mere bcfor" Judr" Mayer In Federal
curt TO an Indictment charging
m"nopolizat.on combination and con-
*piracN in violation uf tn" Sh.ri,nn
law in connection with trade in Su-
inatra leaf tbHcco. Each was fined
$,.00o.
The corporations were II. buys X
Co. Anne ricau CIGAR Company. Cen
"rhl Cigar tompany. SumatrL To
bacco Import Corporation. ard the
Suinatra Purchasing Corporation
Proceedings Were dismissed against
twelve individuals. officers al III.
compa VII" We're originally.
named AS defendants IN uy pro
C.cdines
1t was charged that TIA" companies
honopol.Zei more than 80 PEE cen,
OF the foreign trad" and Interstate
comm"rc" in Surnatra leaf tobacco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
The Examination

The examination is the mos; i'm
po!tant part OF the proceeding when
4 sufferer calls upon the United Doc.
tors. Whilst II IL entirely free to
those calling. yet the examination is
made as Thorough and as accurate as
II the patient had paid the regular
examination charge. After tie dag
nos!S is made the mode OF treatment
is then determined.
The mos; delicate man. woman or
child need have no fear either of
having nm S-Eay eya minat:on made
or OF taxing electrical trcathcnts.
The S-Ray and electrical Treatments
arc harmless. painless and safe In the
hands OF experts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Th0nIns billiard Dies.

rhomus billiard died at Pne camp
Hospital Monday afternoon a: $40
O'clock. after II lingering Illness. lie
rs survived IL? his mother. Mrs. Mary
IhliirJ. onc sister. Mrs. Florence
Stubhlchcld. and four brothers They
are charles. George w. William H.
and Edwin ~, billiard Funeral serv-
ices will he held from Broadus Me
mo-.al Baptist Church at $50 o'clock
this afternoon. INTERVIEWS, will hr in
oak good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Aviator >uvcumb> 10 Injuries.

CAMDEN. :. j.. Apr!l ~ -I.Ic,i;cn.
an, EichcrI ". Wright. of Cleveland.
died here y"st.rdn:- Of injuries received
in his leap on saturday from a blazing
postal airp'auc 200 f.c; in the air.
II vile reached 1;s bcdsidc ;h-ec
hours h.for" his death i.i"utenan:
Marx { E!oSuc, plot % the plane.
VINO did not jump. left the hospital
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
MXior W. 4. Wei. bend.

ATHENS. GA, April l:.-Maj. ".
H. Wells. forincrl" chief Of cons.ruc-
;!on Of the Southern Railroad, under
whose direction the entire line from
Washington 10 Atlanta. was rcbr.il.
and douhied tracked. d!"d here this
morning AT tho home OF his dauyhtcr.
Mrs. .. g. Tal.ngd.c. after an Illness
OF scvcr3t mcItii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
SUFFERED AGONY
FROM HIS STOMACH
Richmond Man Thought Ills
Time Had Come and Gave
Up All Hope oi Relief.
PLANT JUICE AGAIN REPEATS
Relates in Signed Testimonial
How Plant juice Has Cured
All His Troubles.

When tn" stomach performs ~
functions 50 perfectly hai Tie pos
'essor frrgets that ht has one. good
lcal,h. physical powers and huoyant
'piri;S prevail. IN" stomach 81 civil
zcd people OF tcda:. however, - dc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Mr~. Hcthcna fiamIrtt.

DANNfi.i.f.. April i3--Mrs Bctncna
Hamlet dici after :. short Illness a.
her homo near Schoolield SUNDAY
night. she was uaavs Of Person
'oun;y having lived in Virginia for
ia!r'E years She leaves hc- hug
hand. i. II! iIa'nict;. FIVE sons ana 4
daughter
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lin" mouth OF the vo:Sa waca the ice
clears
CUTS ADVERTISING SPACE
birmingham Newspaper Re a ne =
clients Allowances by
OuC-IIalf

By Arsocia' - rc$S.n
BIRMI NGHAM. ALA. April 10 -
The Birmingham News Ddnv an
nounccd that owing to the ucwsprint
uho-;agc. all ADVERTISING space ~
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FREDERickSBUH April l3.--p.
j. Marshall. 81. former pronine..;
business man MhJ retired scve:al
years ago. died here today a.;cr .
long Illness. lie is survived by lia
.H.f@ and t%o brothers
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regular clients Will bc Gu, ono-haif
end that no advertisement larger
than onc-halt page. viii be ac-
Ccptcd.