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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

S.rs. Pus i;Sae5 I'll she ss1gE~se Daily
Ee4der Ban &-i E4-t3
ORDINANCE NO. 1874
An QRuiANNE I-ENTfNG AMI
ASSESSING A SPECIAL TAN Upon
CERTAIN LOTS N The CITY CO
GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA FOR DIS
TRgcT SEw-ER
BE TT ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or
TIE CITY Or GUTAEIv. OKLA
H0MA
~A.1soA Z IAat a lesy ~ I'D she
same l. herEey -z-E Srt assesses
~Tcn SIZE following hos IL he Clts q
GEserle. 0kixAc-zz. for Building ;
DsssTsct segs- u Sever. rsssrs-s No
50 T4e 1- cant 0s s3id levv zEd a.
ssssmenf Is the ansognt sea cpaosita
eae1 ios- as toilows
Less I. :. ,. * sA< -1xte ~.
49, a& ss lss iS a. - ~. 70.
e. ~ - -f. Block ~. Capital HIll
$500 pr ezeH ios
los . 4 s F. s 2. SO.
fi 1 r. - El'47- =. Ts. 20
81 - -. ~ Block ts Capital Ail
SsS o re- each sCt
Section That II az The expiration
g four seeks from sAe passage %
this ordinance the anou2s nzMel in
ser-ic1 ore e tais or1i1zBce toSefh-
a SO sAe cost g gabllczsion s1sil
-o. va ri then thc Navcr ami
Boar1 Of Co11Ilis si-2srs shall c1use
tax w4rz-ts 10 Be isszsd against
suc1 lots ard r.sees o. grouui IN said
District wkS.h TAX warrants shall
-4xste tae ta-e n -Ae passsse Of the
ordinance making the asses sTnents.
fAe z-so1uE ~ the assessment the
ssscriys5c- CE tAe property agaizst
vafch ske sane j. levseG. ana tast
-,se s4me wil ae lessad against tLe
sail r-ner-g II three equal install
Mr1tS Ess1 interest thereon a. tns
rz-e q eieh- ~ cent pe- znnrrn.
ieEed c1ch yezr 70 become due on
shs fife RIB ady - December next
after each srcA levy. tc pe~ tks ma
E1rizz srsta 'l-aents aad shall 5e sig
.cl 81 ths MzFor ard ccunterzizns1
b tAe CRY. Clerk whica said Tax
warrants s11ti ee Le.IFere1 10 tee
c01-rztto-
Ssesion !. Tsst sais craErzn1a
shall take efEeCf and he IA fo-ce fro-a
ard after is f1ssaSe. s1proyai AMI
r43licz- -sou fer fc1r consecutive weeks
II ne Gcrh-fe C1siT Leader.
Passed ty tAs Commissioners zri
~ the 3izso- this sist dzg
of DecenbeE. -g-e
J. y. H2rtnzn
AzsD-
ATTEST. Ges- l. Az6eTs.a
City CLERK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
iNc8as STATUTES
fHaY sc GE~ TfT-E>
UNDER ~EA rPoPcSA-
caIrne1 FROM PAGE ID
Carter Protects Oklahor-

Congressman Carter 81 OKLA
horns. however. succeeded 81
-e-iing most Il shs Oklahoma
ifcs written inip this rAanert
LAW ASA hcner ih@y viii nes r.
>1hsrets 'o pointS us orier.
Party lines were torn Down lu
iale sireu~ lou- chairman Sander
and bo'h Republican and pemo-
erstsc members of THE Indian
mltree joining in the sr~anst
on fhe bill l- WAS openly ehars-
e,1 hy members IL the Indian caia-
nu,tee that only two members 81
the enlarged prarriatieu si-
mifiee knew what was ID sas lr
dean hill Thesa two members
we're EisFon 81 California. Repub-
lean. ard Hastings IT 0Siasio9
Democrat. WHO were raken off siae
indian eo1.mi1t~e and rnt GA tire
lisr-ssi appropriations rpmHis-
fes several weeks ago TogeFhe~
'he- txo men wrote The hill. i
vrss rharged-
inaIan cosGmlffe- EsfsnacE~
aHl 'hese two men had assumed
ST tAe power e writing a bill.
which formerly Lad bfeg ille -
7sit II the deliberations u p
members ef fise Indian affaiss
committee Chairman >nyier
made 1t plain that h. thought ss.e
'6li shoHld ~ sent back io the
l1ss,4n r0fns.sstee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
PULLMAN EMPLOYEES TO
MORN NINE HOT IL

cAss4so. Jar Besszu.-S No-
zap. me -aesaa e1rsctes Is .se ops--
srszg de zrtm = a -As Fz.iuaz ss-r-
F3ny ws.a wcTk zine Ao-rs ess Is
stead - e~a-. i vas <a-011ced es
snsss representatives a. nesting *
sAe Chsszgo Te-e-zfs0r q Labor Tee
s1frz eoars wc-k. reazesrs1 sv 7As
eoEqa1y Sill D. doze 1a1er Frose
g.s-sizg de.stssca BY s5e rzs'wav Ga
hss- Naz-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
DM. TOR. MADE FAMOUS
By TWAIN. Is DEAD

Hartford Conn gAz- l-.--Iw s.a-
wAr'4 NJ Aelaags. wn1 wAS sNs .Azz
i.y vArxsesa- n MArx -wAs~. car >s
usz1S@g N4Fus- 4z1 Es&rrTes Baacs sr
Stcwe- cs@'s q: Ass hc-e IN ATcr- Sz~-
Say - yekrs os3- as wz< p-wss5e- ].
Il sAs Nassc-4s sss~- e,r pasAse M43t1.l
s1Ssfsy 12d Ts-sr4@ q sAs car.l
var. E2-lg l. AIs Szrsx-- p. Ass'1 =
Si@1is'a na1Ssc z-1 oaa AZ Ass cc-sg,a..-
tAaSs- we Three AazEs AZ 0gaeas
Are. Christmas e1rra il w1aaA
slcwz IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
A TEXAS WONDER

y1- kit1fv z-1 ,18c.cr .ru4 slt's
gravel weak En3 HE Aack. -hs7
-st1s- I'D s-~r-szrsfiss q. shs hi
1evs ard saza@e- Requisites sa1a
.s- t-r-Asss in rAl1-s-. I. 10, SO.
hF druggists -3Ia sas S-ki -
t.s c.ssz care send for swc-n test
-o-tz1s N. Z " HaM. .'s.f 0ass
street 81 -enss- No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
SENATOR SOUNDS WARNING
TO COAL PROFTTEERS

JS-ssrl-s. Ms. Jar .--lan :
Co.'S Times are ahead fo- tha yzlss1
Saasss- uzIess the gvrsrzzens E1-s
o x-o2 70 rroE.se-szS. T-sge1 states
Senator l-Tsrs Il -e--uos. szi1 = a
s1ss<A as-a SSz3Ay.
A..Ao-G1 t1s-s Is = genera tra73
toward loEe- E-lees some srsicleis
szce as coal and ssssl proaZcss A-s
ssIll selling al 3 price rn4ca AtgAG-
s1z1 .1a Tr=wA- ieTsl. he sad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
THEATRES
Ask scort TIE stoi
POLLARD

Ask sco-i TIE !
POLLARD"
TODAY
Associates 7-cs-9ters p-exs~s
LOUISE GL.Uu~
-e~ -sse So rro1-c.s.-
LOVE
!. IS - rrs4-- -sssss sets.
sos,c ssc-y sss zrsc1< ~A. s-osws
anything cs rssi ci<sure; Trey
viii sels yc-.
sssc
rho REEL COMEDY
Ore So LsssH
Prrs- orss Ter ard T~s--y c<7sx
TUESDAY
Sc srs<s Presents
EUGENE c67sEN
#f-
The ~tosoEPr.L CHANCE
4 ozr-s 75-s--e
sise rsTHE NEWS
slsc LITERARY DIGEST
4ise rAT-E HEsiE~
Asa SsI5 POLLARD COMEDY
H-e-s r. e-e ,~--hs ce-a. s.g Sc.
4 cprse- - te--e- <~-u~. r.- --
ard Tw<-sy ce-tS
WEDNESDAY
Ne.rc P-..-re
HisHt c4s sf TIE car
6E1T LsTEL-
n
-lE MISLEADING LADY,
We ssy y IS Cess
TWO REEL COMEDY
Arrays Ten sr1 Twenty Here
Dreak 4 date. Miss > sraTrl fcre<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

SoIe years aso d ?. B1E-1-e. 4
frlezt a AZ n Greszwszle- 5. c. ez6
se=7 rTc1h1e1 t0r : lozx ~hEfs s=1.5
rs-ststsct eczEa TSseh "a szTz
z-eztaF zzzrze<s ne. czzssnE 'Fne -
Tear tAsr ! vas IN me frs stare ~
,9zsz-rztGz Having ses- can
-s-izio's Cc-sh Remedy advertised -
sczelzzes - III & ! soc1 fair :
-s-ssrszbIz ckzzge an after aSs7s
'w0 bozties O The sEs1 sze uzs psr-
zzzez.iT c1red-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
TOWN TOPICS


4 feminine cawesEon&ens iafoyas
us sac AzS ia Relas9n AAirs.~ KATE
N.Arcaeaass s@vs tAas il nos 2ear eS-
oGgh u starr a Swi4<A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

In CAgma gAe ~0sAea dress less ex-
sravagansly sAsa sAe ner ard we1r
sno-e eAosaes. n .Ass co1a,r1--
Well SAP il yo1-selk a1s nos ~xA
flowers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

gas4nese w1zsr "a re. s-oss Gig
<leAssis 81 sse.e- : szzy 7.e q.
sA'1zx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
No. n As RlrA As c-rxus

II Tc1 were IS .sc1 as CrasaS vo1
c01a5 rcs GUY d Aeste- re-esF fer
csozssiE9.Acz s1zz CAzEak~~tEzn' -RA~
Ae : Lssv s-s ezSw &.1 pleasant "a
tsks sni wA4- res proper sc.ss 4 tAs-
---s--cs -ss5 3-S gentle ettacg
f1<y also sGrsag7he-v eco 3tgss.tcz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Ii is estimated that ssa.s ssaa s,aa-
les ~ fsssEzs Wsrxa1s ~rrks Asvs
tee, g'1hliseess sszcs ,Asy first az
rsass,. ~ ysa-s arc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

-oEr4 Phone 1850
HIGHLAND"
TODAY
C+srss u9saSss cs-e1s
LONE STI1 BEAUTIES
Ore - re -rss Sieve x-.4sx ..e
rave atsyec ttis sessc--
FIFTEEN 7EopLE
slrsers .-as ear s~s. osrc.-s
.-a. snc~ hc~ :. -zr-.: sTt.-
sst--r a -srsxi-- s-c~
Or T-t S<-ee-
WSlfs- res Feature
BUCK JONES
~--E TWO MOONS
-ss re~ss. sssss- arc c.s. ssS.-re
Asa THc REEL COMEDY
cer< ez-ls t1al-~ s-e s4-rA.
srsss cff t-e G-rs--: s-sss sre
TIRE - y51r Sc Law cS~- r~,
-s-rx Scr tre l7s-se c~e rcx-
scr tie eSs eee
TUESDAY
Matinee Ter s-c -,@e-ts
y. Fs-.es1sae &C. Mzsi-re
rs<e- rr---<-S-n
EMPTY ARMS
S,-. pz-.4re
41s-
COMEDY s~c FOX SERIAL
Ire T-irre-rrs 5-71e
1-ss-sl ccr-ecg- Gsc.c Ss-m
~ssS--e = Z = Esers-r q & Ac-
Nc-e ever day ycs car always
see ! 80 tezs1-e 5ass atc.. a co.
ls-s s1<--. So zs-s<< r,<rs-r-
n e<sse- 7lrtr-es ~e~e -sse ".
~-sHc ease tre--
yeur cares D.: a. ali ccss
$3.50 ~Ax.A-nAfn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Nls % ss-as 74s saArs ~ Fssrss s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

MIX IL csa.s ger s-Art at Fie-sass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Leader csassislsa ADS ces Rss.l,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

YRS. Fsu1l;s.lea I'll sAe Sggh~se Dz.ly
Ee4re- Jan @-d ys-t4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

ATTEST Ges. l. Az6ers-a
City CLERK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
SHE is NOW ABLE
TO EAT ANYTHING
Mrs. Scarce Enjoys Edibles
She Hadn't Touched in
Fifteen Years.
PRAISES TANLAC HIGHLY
Suffered So Long She Gave
Up All Hope OF Ever BE.
ing Well Again.

For the first time in fifteen wears
i can eat just anything | want with
out suffering, and | can't ST, down to
the table without feeling thankful for
what Tanlac has done for me-" said
Mrs G. Il. Scearce, lG5 n Stokes 81
Danville, recently.
".it the time began tn king Tanlac
] had suffered so much and SO long
] had almost given up hope of ever
being well again. ! had become so
weak from the effects Of Indigestion
that couldn't do my housework. and
] seemed to get worse all the time
Nothing l ate agreed with me. and
often Tor days at time couldn't
retain anything on my stomach 7
suffered all tho pain and distress a
bad case OF indigestion can cause a
person, and il is a mystery 20 mo
how ] lived through il all ] was 40
nervous l could sleep scarcely any
and at times was so tired, weak and
dizzy 1 could hardly raise nv head
off my pillow.
We'll, none Of us thought would
ever get well. and l began trying to
reconcile myself to my lot. About
this time one of my married daugh-
ters began taking Tanlac, and, when
] saw how II helped her I made IN
my mind to try once more to regain
my health. My system was so badly
ont or order and so weak couldn't
tell Tanlac was helping me until after
started on my third bottle, but after
that i got better rapidly. NV anne
tite is fine now. and everything agrees
with me so well my friends who
haven't seen me since ] was down
sick arc astonished at my onDear.
ance when they see me now. I slccp
like child nights and am ALWAYS
feeling fine. Tanlac is tho grandes,
medicine in the world, and wouldn't
think OF being without IT,"
Tanlac is sold In Richmond nv the
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug Storcs
G. w. Eaton. Goth and Venablc; Bur
tons Drug store, In Chester by
chester Pharmacy and in Toano by
Banks Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
ALL PACKERS PROPOSALS
ARE REJECTED BY COURT
Schemes Advanced by "Blg Five"
to Divorce Stockyari Inter-
cStS Unsatisfactory.
ALI $ 30 DAYS MORE
Justice Stafford Indicates That
Court Will Take Steps Itself TO
Hiring About Dissolution IL Opcr-
atOrS Cannot Submit Plan.
Lny Nssoclatel rress. |

WASHINGTON. Jan. ALI propc-
sails thus far advanced by the big
live meat packers FOR divestinR them
selves Of their stock yard interests
were rejected today by Justice stat
ford in the District Supreme Court.
The companies were given thirty days
In which to submit new plans
At the same time, the court warned
that unless The defendants proposed
plans that would meet requirements
outlined. II would feel Obliged 10
appoint officers to take title TO all
the shares IN question and to hoii
tncin SUBJECT 70 the order Oi the court
nHtil suitable arrangements can be
made to have II disposed OF IN ac-
'oFuahcc With IN. terms and purposes
o! tnc decree, agreed upon between
IA" packers and the government more
IMAM IL year ago.
la a formal statement regarding the
courts decision. the Department OF
Justice interpreted this as meaning
That If the packers did not divorce
themselves from the stock yards, the
court would do II for them"
Justice stafford said that. TO Ia
t.!iiair future progress. II is consid :
cannot sec its way To approve any
plan for tn" consolidation Of the
ards whether by q holding COMPANY
submitted by Swift aud Armour,
which conpanic. had proposed that
IN" holding company hc organized
hy T.. u. Prince Z: Company. Rcston
bankers. Tn" government opposed
TINS plan.
Any plans to be acceptable con-
iinued Justice StanoHG's opinion.
must provid" for AN early aud com
bictc Investment 10y the defendants
OF all the obnoxious holdings.
III any delay j. to- b" allowed in
that may be prop"sed. such plans
must provide Cor complete control by
the court ia The meantime OF ali such
stocks, and must lcuv. the matter in
the hand az In" court III kucn Wise
that tn" plan itself may be icrmin-
Uted at any time, II the court shall
determine that IN. defendants are not
proceeding hereunder with prompt
ness and vIgUr"
because II the peculiar circum-
stances" at The Crescent CITY. III.
stock yard III. court allowed siN
months for the hllns OF Il plan for
hispOs!ng % thOsc wards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
STALLED AUTO BLOCKS
THREE B. & O. TRACKS
iiarrisonburE Hotel Mnn Saves Ma
chine by fIaEEinE Al Trains
Right of Why.
| Special TO The Timcs-D i,ps

Especial TO The TIMES DIspatch.
liAl.RiSoNl!fRG. VA, Jan. ITO
nave has seven passenger touring car
stall on a crossing OF the main line
OF the Baltimore aud ohio Railroad
between Charleston and Shepherds
town. W. Va. and block three OF the
four tracks,. and To see a special train,
KONG AZ the rate OF sixty miles an
hour, dash by on the only track not
blocked by the disabled car. was the
experience Of James NJ kavanaugh.
leading hotel proprietor here and
We'll known race horse man.
kaTanau.h was touring In West
virginia. when he attempted TO cross
the tracks, and his ear skidded. the
Nywhc"l OF the motor being locked
10y coming Ia contact with one Of
the railroad rails. He and his family
hastily LEFT the car. while Mr.. kava-
nnuSh huh Il brothcr-!n-la wen. in
opposite directions In an attempt to
nag approaching; trains. He finally
reached Il telegraph office, where or
d"rS 70 stop were issued for APP
preaching trains. and the ma ch.ne
VAS lifted from the tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Now Gets 48 Eggs
A Day Instead Of 3
Mr. Ninrent Cured III. Hens M H.
LonhnE Habit. I.asily Done.

My esq supply has Increased Won
derfuliy. Early in January started
using Don Sung. had been getting
about ! eggs every other day from
40 hens. By the end of January I
was getting 30 eggs day. In Two
weeks more. was getting IS a day'
6 w. Vincent. South. Ky
MIR. Einccnts results. in January.
prove that you can get the eggs when
eggs are high. It's no trouble and
costs nothing to try.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If you don't
lind that 1t pays for itself and paws
you good profit besides. simply tell
us and your money Will be cheerfully
refunded.
Don Sung (Chinesc for erg-layinr)
is scientific tonic and condition"r.
1t is easily given in the feed i'm.
proves the hens health and makes
her stronger and more active II,
tones up the egg laying organs. and
gets the gigs. no matter how cold or
wet III" weather.
Don Sung can he obtained prompt
~ from your druggist or pnuiirp-
remedy dealer, or send 5ac or sI.Oi
tncludcs war taxi for a package hy.
mail prepaid. Eurrel!- Dusgcr 90.
PA Columbia Bldg. indianapolis, Ind
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Funeral or EIIIs Nor,uup

Funeral services for Ellis Norman .
Tor NOR. than thirty years cook and
general factotum 1T the Cohokc Fish
ing Gun, one Of III" noted private
organizations around Richmond. who
Was found dead ON the banks Of the
AXE owned by The club. took place
yesterday. Ellis. who was about 80
Hc"rS OF age, was known 10 many Of
til" more prominent men of the city.
VINO either as members or guests nr
tn" club had come in contact with
Min II Was said that ne was Il true
type Of the old-timc darkcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
FREDERICKSBURG CITIZENS
FORM GOOD ROADS BODY
sp"its!iNnnin County Organizes Az
Hociation Ia Foster Movement for
Modern iIIrhMuys

,,..,TT,,i|t 10 IN" TnnnN- Disputch.
REDEislCkSBcRG. VA. Jan e
~ u meeting of citizens OF Spottsyl-
nahi.t county the organization Of Il
SpoiisElvania County GOOD Roads As
sncia'lon MAS effected by the cleo
ti"h OF captain VI. -. Rowe as chair
man ana i. l.. Thomas as secretary
ana treasurer. Sub-chairincn will be
named for the different districts in
the county and an intensive drive
VIII be put on for membership in the
Virginia Good Roads Association to
ways ANA max" pussibl. good roads
chucational work IN every section Of
the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
G. 0. P. IN BRISTOL BOOSTS
SlEMP FOR CAElNET PLACE
Calls Meeting az Republicans From
S""ihrHStcrn Stntrs To ENDORSE
NirE ininn

Spcciai TO Thc T.ncS- Dispatch
Bi.iSIDN, VA. Jan. "A meeting
o! Tending Republicans from the
southeastern states has been called
ir!ct chalrman in the Ninth Virginia
District. and will he held here on
Saturday for endorsing Representa-
tive &. II. Sl"mp for appointment to
place in iIardinS's Cabinet. II ~
expected that "a number OF Hepubli-
can leaders in the Ninth District VIII
attend this meeting.
Consrcssinan Slcmp has been promi-
htht IN republican politics in Nir-
sinia for Il number o! years He was
reelected last November. defeating
hi. opponent Boiling II. Handy, by a
ma jority of 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
eNGlN-!!'AN KILLED IN CAB
BURIED IN WINCHESTER
John IL. Iioy-rs Laid to Rest In
NOOdbinr Cemetery or Fred
rrick County Town.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
IiARRlSONBURG. W.. Jan. i.-The
funeral OF John Richard Boycrs. who
uIcu an result of striking his head
against freight car as he was lean
ING ont OF his engine cab in passing:
Friday, was held yesterday morning
IRON the Methodist Church here.
boycrs was member OF the
Brothcrhood OF Locomotive Ensi-
mcers, brotherhood Of Firemcn and
Lrainm.n. and the Knights OF Ply
,hias He was employed by the Bal
umore and Ohio Railroad Tor twenty
Schrs. having worked himself UP
from 4 hOatler in the Yards to cnvi-
nccr.
lie was u years of age. and is sur
NiN,u ny mas parents, his wife. three
Shi!hrcn-jamcs. Thomas and Thc!m.t
bo!er:-thrcc brothers and four sis
.:rS. lnicrment was in wOodbinc
Cemetery here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
,Irs.IhnrI.. II. Dnycr,,r,

MrS MnII!" j. Davenport. wife OF
Charles u. Davenport. OF EilcrsOn.
Va. died last might NJ SIS o'clock.
aged ~ gears. The :yr.eral Will take
place from Christ Episcopal Church.
tomorrow afternoon al . o'clock and
the burial viii b" In Dakwood Gene
terry. Mrs Davenport was the dtugh-
ter of the late G. j.. and Florence T..
carr She is survived. bcsid.s h.r
husband. by two sisters Mrs w T.
Good" and Mrs. q. W. Tuck. and four
brothers. J. l.. T.. =. Il. T.: and =. X.
Cary The body is now ~ the HON.
OF her brother. 5l7 North Thirty-third
Street.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Mary Morrison McanIc,

Funeral services for Mrs Mary
Morrison Mcanlcy. wife Of Frank
Dcane Mcanlcy. Viii be conducted al
noon today in her home ~ East
FrankIin street. IN" iier. Dr. w. Rus
c"pal church. -. which she was n
member. officiating. Burial will be
in Hollywood.
Mrs, Mcar!cy. wis, died MONDAY
morning AZ o:l5 O'Clock in her nom.
was daughter OF th- latr Francis
Go"de Morrison and his wife. Mrs
MarT Collins Morrison. i:cSilcs her
husband. she * survived by one son
Dean" Morrison Mcamley and "A sis
ter. Miss Helen II. Morrison.
Funeral of Miss H-itir Owens
Tn" funeral OF Miss Bette owens
aged IS. who died az the hclnc OF her
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CAPTAIN D0NOHOE BURIED
AT ST. JOHNS, HAMPTON
tuhrr"i services for Federal prohIbi-
lion Director Held from
Ia.

Funeral services Tor captain :. Il.
pohohnc. OF Fnr'aN. vino died Mon
day. were conducted Yesterday in :,
JOINS Episccpht church. Hampton
i:ur!al Was. IN tn" churcn cemetery.
members OF the family accompanied
TIA. body TO Hampton
captain Donohp" Nas Federal pro-
hibition director vi Virginia for more
'hdn q year. lic is survived by one
s"m. Dr. ,. X. D"nohc". Jr., Of Nor
FOLK. and two daughter. Mrs shield
Mc'andlish. of fairiaN. and Mrs.
GcorS" - Itob"v. also OF Fairfax.
\ brother ia Baiiimore also survives
MIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
AIDED PRETTY PARTISAN
ST0WAWAY TO REACH u. S.
Girl Impris"nrh In LutIS~r Three Feet
square Tor Twenty
by Associated p-"s3 !

NORFOLK. VA. Jan i--f.ouis
Ponticciio. arraigned before "a Fed :
era! commissioner here today. al =
United that he had aided Anelic
Armand. a pretty French stowaway.
TO illegally enter this country and
was ordered held for the United
states grand jury.
The girl. who arrived here on the
steamer New Windsor. says she In
tends marry!n. pontic"i!c. and for
TINS purpose made The ,w"nty-d a y
toNaE" on the Atlantic imprisoned
In u locker about thrc. feet square on
the ship. Sh. Viii b. dcported
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{ 7FlCERS' QUARTERS BURNED
Former toiorcd IIustrss House nj
Camp Lee Destroyed
Fire
lSpecialto The TImes.Dispat,

iSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSkt!.G. Jan. "a large
iraine building 1T Camp Lee, formerly
the colOred hostess house nov. us.;
by Captains j. j.. Allison and ". a
Eawls. Of the Forty, three Infantry.
ana their families as quarters. Was
destroyed by IRE shortly after noon
today, causing "a loss OF abou, Sl3 G0O
origin OF the FIRE is not known, hut
IN" building was complete loss
None OF the household effects were
saved. IN" families barely escaping
without Injury with no clothes a.; no.
than those they wore.
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Mrs. Abbi- q. Hewitt.

FREDERICKSBURG V, Jan. A.
Mrs AhbIc q. levitt died at her
nome. IN stafford County. ycStcrday
in her G3h year. She is survived by
three sons. :. ~. Hewitt. OF Washing
Ton: Hampton Hewitt. OF stafford :
Leonard Hewitt. of Portsmouth, y
H. one daue ht"r. Mrs. T.. .. Brooks.
OF Falmouth: ON. sister Mrs. C. n,
StcWHrt. OF SiMffnrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
The best cough mrIi1cine you ever
us~d. y family suppiy -nsily and
quickly made. Saves alpout 81.

You nigh, be surprised to know
thai the b's' thing You can use for
sever" co:.ch. l. remedy which
j. ca>Ilv prepared at home in INST
few moments. It's cheap. hut for
pr0u:' results it beats anything else
yo'i ever tired. Usually stops the
p-,ilHdr, cough or chcs; cold in "a
hours. Tastes pleasant, toO-childrcn
I'k" it-ani II is pure and good.
Pour ~ ounces al P!ncy in 4
pint bottle; then I'LL il NJ with plain
granulatcd sugar syrup. Or Use clari-
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instead OF Sugar syrup, ii desired.
Thus yom make a full rE:-a family
supp.y-bu; costing no more than
small bottle OF rcadymaGc cough
syrup.
And "a 4 cough medicine, there is
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any price. Il goes right to the spot
and gives quick, lasting relief. it
promptly heals the innamcd mem
brancs that line the throat and air
passages, stop. the annoying throat
tickle, looscns the ph.cgm. and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
FOR bronchitis, Group. hoarsencss and
bronchial asthma.
rineX is highly concentrated COM
pound OF Norway, pine extract.
To avoid disappointment ask Your
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with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give abso-
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The Pincx Co. TT. Wayne, Ind.