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Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
Thanksgiving Bride Is
 Incentiua for luncheon
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Woolsey Return From Coast Wedding

MT. and Mrs. Fred Woolsey have returned from Los Angeles, where they attended the wedding last week of Miss Olive Seckner, a charming coast society girl. and their nephew, Gaston D. Henshaw, formerly of this city, who is now established in Cali
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
Miss Birdie Fowler gFs All

MISS 6ifuto OWieF Visits in Old Pueblo
 Miss Birdie Fowler spent the Thanksgiving season in Tucson as the guest of Miss Valerie Menhennet.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

While here she will divide her time between her mother, Mrs. R. H. Grif- fen. and her sister. Mrs. Herbert L. Stevenson.
 Mrs. Garrett SehuIlar Returning Home December 1
 Mrs. Garrett SchuIlar, whose long absence in Quincy, H., has been a matter of regret to her many friends, will return to Phoenix December 8. At present she is visiting in Kansas City. Her father, F. F. Adams will return with Mrs. Schullar for the winter.
 Local Women Leave On
 Friday for Los Angeles
 Mrs. William Perry Sears and her daughter. Mrs. Sims Ely. Jr, left Fri day for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. 8. K. Phillips Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Event
 Mrs. $. K. Phillips was recent hostess, giving a pleasantly planned bridge luncheon. Her guests were Mrs. W. B. Twitchell, Mrs. T. E. Me Call, Mrs. K. D. Hellwarth, Mrs. Fred Martin. Mrs. Bert Wingar. Mrs. Fred Huck, Mrs. Henry Chambers. Mrs. Charles Urban, Mrs. H. l.. Hegelman. Mrs R. S. Snaeble and Mrs. H. B; Woodson.
 Thanksgiving Bride Is
 Incentive for Luncheon Miss Naomi Reed, daughter of NIT. and Mrs. J. c. Reed, who became the bride of Byron J. Showers on Thanks giving day, was the incentive for a luncheon and theater party given Tuesday by Mrs. Donald Mckenzie and Miss Amy Marsh. Those there i besides the honored guest were Miss Thelma Fay, Miss Frances Long, Miss Ruby Runners and Miss Mildred Reed.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
Sydney Ross Entertains At Dinner at Arizona Club
Mir, snd Mrs. H. M. Fennemors Entarfain in Sons Honor


 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, who are giving a series of Saturday evening bridge dinners, gave last nights event in compliment to their son. John F'ennemore, entertaining members of the junior set to celebrate | the sixteenth birthday of the guest of honor. Those who enjoyed the de- Iightful dinner were Miss Jane Chris 1 fy. Miss Martha AllSiSe, Miss Joseph 1 inc Baptist, Miss Mary Alice Chrlsty. will Christy, Verne Haldiman and l Charles Woodman. On the two other 1 occasions the Fennemores entertained Chief Justice and Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Dr. and Mrs E. w. Baum, MT. and Mrs. John O'Malley, Mir. and Mrs | Henry George, MT. and Mrs. Roy
 Wayland, Mrs Carl Anderson. Mrs. l Careiton Wood, Royal Lescher and l Robert Beardsley. MT. and Mrs. Fennemore are planning to entertain quite a bit this winter and will issue 1 invitations shortly for a dinner of 12 covers which is scheduled for Decem- 1 Der 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
MoLAssEs PLAYS DETECTING;
FINDS WATER IN PETROL

50 pahl Miun S,4i go Little
das ~ cheap n,olasses On plain pin~
nil.ks in ihc hands Of sis,, one o..
inspectors Ia Minnesota have sawed
users of fasol'ne thousands If DO.
lars ths past year. according 60
Uiahnaf Nilsson. stats on inspector
this simple ios, iof d'a
Towering water IA gasoline has eone
soui from Nuneeols 20 q dozen othri
sites
on the theory that water is hsas
'lar than faaoilas and always sinAs
- tne bottom. Nr Nilsson devised
tAo simple test . year aeo a stick
oiNred in cheap molassos Tlidss
through eafo'lne without showing ans
-eliect un the molasses nul ehen
palcr IS encountered tn molasses
comes oc the stick When tas
.fiict Is withdrawn M. exact amount
IL water ia the bottom % lhe iani
s. clearly revealed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Editor Loader There b cam
mon trait among men with uafro.
vision. and that is disposition q
say dlapsfaeinr things about tfo
who are sueeeafnl Wheu = ma
becomes rich. BE- Is the target Co..
iurr.nv remarks hy this ment
sho look ulon biz sneress ss more
ir less ci trmo RAYS ln theii
ycs. are recommendation and tn
ack ~ funds sign of honesty
while tine possession % comiortDia
balance IN the bank is an evidence
u deceit. dishonesty and d.uepute
TO these pcuple Tth arreste
brin growth rich man may bs
tolerated 20 long az they can graz
~ blf ~ hia change now ard ther
but when ~ ceases brushing crumhA
from his table he IS sli The baG
hlnga IN the dictionary
recently heard young man. an
fflcial 90 small city refer Ia q
lighting way 10 wealthy man Wno
had crossed him A crowd wat
,reeent. and viipt he oaid was IN
ended 70 make an impression upon
minds a. narrow aa bis own Ani
vei this Young man was striving. ~
his crude way. 70 b. suecessfui. e.
besome famous and rich ius, a. most
young pen 10 when me hof biooe
u youth ieaps IN their veins
70 say unkind things about peosis
xho have sueeeedea ~ DOING whsi
you have failed % do r slmpy
confession of weakneaa The smali
mind always ootets shat the broad
mind aitains
The nnmter a men sho have be
come wealthy 10 tig sense are
fes. and alwaya have b en- and 81
~sys viii b. n b. natures way
Ont u The tllli.ns and illlons o.
~Hnfan bub1ies that have been from
Vie boTi q creation. but a ecaniy
lew make any impress utoa the
times They are born IN obscur.iy
and de N the same way Tier
names are kept 10 evidence only 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
vvxwxxxH xwxEx xxy
r ThE SMITHS N
zvxEvw yzxxNN

They are the most prominent Am.
flcan family More than 10000 OF
them fought for America. IN the
var. according 10 recently announe
"a statistics They are IN Consress
'rhey may be found in nearly state
legislature and on every poiioe force
Other families might leave this city
ID a body and their departure Rould
esrsely be- noticed but suppose an
the smiths left ~
The smiths Is the only family SUI
flcient unto itself. FOR we're they 70
eDarafe themselves from the rest o.
be community they could yet along
cry well. vlat with their iaborers
merchants. doctors. lawyers. preach.
r. and teachers You've gotta hand
/ 70 en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

lunr az the hii o. stone ahovn thr =
hnneH rcmu'na standing. and than
every trace Of iholf ln,onasan,u
luniues ihWush ilio a uinad ftem
human reeonH
iu defrS lhe rich ls 90 deff alf
cess y fuH cannot - su,esssfll ~
hast tfy 20 bHar fuHr uratu.a
nifheai calllne public attention "a 4
Mrs g q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

SEEK ~ LONDON CROWDS
London. sest a. Charlie Chaplr
is a mystery man 70 hundreds 81
his London admirers who are hunt
lnr the shy comedian NOW thcf
see hin nov they DO no,
Despite the tact iha, t.euo men and
wemen mothed youih sn = dlnner
jacket believed % be- Charlie At a.
Beckett. Mccormick ring boat last
night Chaplin manager says tnat
iiie comedian Was not present ln
stead. h. stated. Charlie spent :
qasst evening a. dinner party
A midnight chaplin went 70 Ken
nneton and hanted up the attic %
which he had lived as poor ho.
lie climbed ap three fiiehis ot siairs
20 a little room nnler the rooi Wher,
old lady Reynolds new lives Ho
knocked Al the door and when .
voice asked. who is there Charlie
said Charlie chaplin used "
ike here Nay come in1@
He entered and chat;ed with Mrs.
Reynolds for a. hour and then fe-
turned 10 the Ritz he slept unt'
late this afternoon and then wef.
for a vaik sfe succeeded IN gaf,
ing a waiting crowd without bein
recoEnixed
The psychologists q The Bris s.
sc.eHtlfc. tody nou In session e.
Ediuburgh. discussed Charlie nj 81
ternoon apropos q the sense of hn
NOR IL children Dr G " Kim
mlns. al educstionaiisf. started that
Charles appeal 70 children is dlt
70 the fact that be breaks All socia,
conveniions hy doing the thing
4h,ch they are forbidden 10 DO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
PEOPLES FORUM

Expressions - nYinlHn ~ general
inisresi arc lAfifri iAf uiiipf fa
shrHa t0mmsni. iii0ns sstrtd 800
unFtH
MffNf WNti ~ isNiNN NNf on
hf af.rluist
AnaHt m0Hs 600 .mHriHafIHns sin
nui ~ tfinfta NAnle hNN tdifsss
mNaf nr tfftf fHNlNN NIlNN uf
Nafue aIi Ne NIflN.la un ftaHest
lsshI|0IfHn Df lelief s nei fn
i* ff fiNl as HN rnii ltDmsHf nf
lhf Leader - ihr Nieafe sfNfessti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
a TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and rfadder 'rouhles
nvel weak and tame back. rheu
.tiem ard irregularities OF the kid
.sys ard bladder Regulates blat
i~ troubles In children. II not CO.,
y druggists mail fi2s. Small bot.
= often cure. Send fos sworn test
a-oniAls Dr. p. w Hal. ,sze olive
street 81 Louis. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
cARo or rAAnks

We dsa're 70 express our thanks
90 the many friends Who 40 kindly
ssmiathis"d and assisted ua daunI
'he sickness and death OF our beloved
husband and father. and far tha
beautiful floral offerings Mrs E T.
arneT and children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

x NIX Xxx ~ Xxx = = X y =
eecretsry Mellon q the treasury
hss given definite assurances 70 the
senate Finance Conmittee that the
ADMINISTRATION has no intention u
recommending the caaceiistion ~
fore gn loans he disciosss that the
very Interesting suggestion that debts
x the allies - each other - wiped
ouf. has been made 70 United states
tz5ce b. the British government
The British remind - % the man
~Tho said that he lusi nissea ownins
he Sep York Central railroad
~Hos - that asked his friend
- sskAd Mr Vanderbilt II be v0u1i
give i % ne He sid he wouldn't
II BE- had said yes. woun oxn it
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

NJ li'daie KoNa.ti uf
cHih Noafheal llun writes
luwg Hone aud Taf hAl4td Me
no 70 a the heai meiirus f1f S
ounh Hod ols family haa always
sod O. hoHaehula standby
7f CauNhe cold Group Nhuopn
mqh. hmrehlsl ,mi D. and uoklns
hrosf Sold EYefyNhefc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

The an'fom sncrcas that has as.
tended iAe use ~ Chamberlain 3
aolic ana DlarfhtcA Remedy in ths
relief and cure ~ boxel complaints
both Tor children aud adulfs. has
brought 4 into almost universal use
- that il n practically without a risai
and as everyone who has used y
tnoVs. Il is without an equal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
wAsT Apvssris1sEsrs

want seve-sisrn WITS II the Leader
mat e< n tie offioe y We'-
s'e,osa n clxssstic>sioa 10 des res
c,Awsret ats are cash. sscep' ~AerS
.~-ss have REGULAR sooo1nts ~ The
I>~ssr office The Leader oo.leesoFs
aavs erperenoee 80 mach trNrsae 10
tcrxs,nS many Tsries ~ho have
rSos>s IN wants. tat !: : neoessAry e
trvols ne c4sA-ln-Aesance sss'efn'
.xc~,s where regular aeccann are
sssrtAined. Memoranda q What n
v.uset- o. ~for sale" etc $As =
~, a, he Leader Business once am
saus win ee Converted ia'o form sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
( x xHHxxxHxnNHg ~
y GIRLS y

4 xzxxx aySH xgE = =
"Nen loox oniy for beauty" said q
despOndent gil 10 Baltimore They
don't care II q girl is good. selffes
pecfins and a real home maker
FssIt Is this frBe7 M0desty is held
in higher respect than ever. u for
no other reason than the seemiog
prevalence of lnmodesty.
And homes successfully made stiil
exceed greatly the humber of homes
wrecked b. divorce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
no susslsu,e onsrse

Saw wnat you win hboat druggists
cffefi1y something sgxt a. good
8ecause 4 pays a better profit. tn
fact stili stands that ninety nine ou'
~ q hundred druggists recommenf
rhamkerlain's Collie and y arrh0 :
Remedy. when the best medicine Tor
'lar.hoea j. asked for and Do 70 b.
csTse they know from what Their
e-atomers say Of Il. that can be Dc
rended ngo..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
.oulo HARDLY srRhlonrrn Up

" ecabosk Chester. ras writes
Ny kidneys aud back hufl nae -
shon fot out u bed in ihe NOM
* ! could hardly atrn.ghien up iisd
p rub the small ~ my back before
ould walk Ny hack ~as ~ aore
ould hardly baton uy sh0rH
iayen'i felt the soreness since ! tool
folcy kidney rills Sod Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
cARo or rHAhhn

Ws alah a. lhaua aar niany ifleuds
anh uebhhata Nho ~ Kindly assisted
- iufln ths llaeaa ana death ~
eur mother Aso fof tho beautiful
noneta Nf anil NrH v g raren
helmer Nra IDA nallou. W u peeey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
scAolAnnrlr for aAln

ron SALE romplets scholarship Ia
nraughons Practical nualsess col
lase. Oklahoma CITY This "a the
best huslnnns college Va the souts-
vest. The Leader. Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

sznr Ca

The dlaarmNmeut conference viii
ho held ia the hall 81 the AmsgieAn.
sea tae rau AmNfl,an nuNdius Waesn
nktan - Ihe conference. it =
alA eill Asg ai leHat Two maniha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
tate u ONO cily o. Toledo.

tate ~ Onto. city 81 Toledo.
Lucas County. w.
Frank , Cheney makes oath that
is senior partner az the fsrm 81
J Cheney a CO.. doing husineaf
The city ~ Toledo. County and
tate aforesaid, and that said flfm
ail pay The sum ~ 0NE HUNDRED
COLLARS fof each ana ovsfy case
{ tafaffh that cannot he cured hs
fe use of HAfffs thTAHRn NEu
iNE fRANk J CHENY
sworn 10 before ma and subaefIh
in mv presence. th.s Cih day o.
ecnmher A - 1856
A " GLEASON.
iseal Notary Public
ilals Ca,arrh Medicine Is fakst
liernally and acts through tho nsooa
20 The Mucous Surfaces ~ tho Ayl
em Send Tor testimonial. free
y CHENEY a co Toledo. y.
'uld BY nll druselats. rs
Halls Family pills Tor connilpa
ion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Cost q nnzinfsl1ing the 1890
American troops in the srny q Or
cu2stlon. In Germany. ls nearly 81
eas,Ees > month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

The term ehpoeh for whiakeY
ONES from The word 'huoehego q
quor made b. iue nasisos - Aa ka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Miss Helen Mason has completed
years ~ continuous sHfylse e.
olice matf0u of Wichita. Kaaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Careers are awitink all ead can ss
sslsvd. Al aman initial enpansa ,,
feadins anJ u.,ns v an Aa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Carrier boys nave no receipt bosrs
20 nT pay them fr Lssdsr sat-
scrfptions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Men ANA euiHsn nndar i0 feare Il
aNo Nhn tel lfed uut Nlh arbea
and palHs anl snfe and SUIT inlnts
HNd mU ,is anauid uOf aftflhnle
thrrr iu nn aminT aFe Nhen thsY
are Aa mWama ai hlinsf ur hiai
def Trouble iulef kAney illla
hein ihr AlaHsss fsmusr tha cause q
irnNhla Huh ftefy here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

FOR RFNT Room szas2 n rear %
kings Racket facing Division Stree.
FOR office or business luquir. King
Racket Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

nOR RENT 6 room modern iiat
Suitable Tor suareniind ies io
H. Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
CLASSIFIED WANTS



OWN YOUR OWN rosE
] offer Tor sale a special hanaain
in 10 RON house vita two corner
lsss. cistern ard Ueii sassasie fof
roos.srS ss.6te -
Anlce room coiiAge 2 lots cellar
aaa wsu. near school prce s. sos
A. room hoase with garare. sell
e.sscrn tots ssaaoo0 % easy
payments
J have some eho.oe building sites
Telephone Tor spro.a,men, or can
- ny ofa.e
Rcy kneelsrd
- -s West Okla Ave Phone is7
FOR sALE-PeaeA orchard. - a
Easy terms u /. West
EXCHANGE One o, sae incest im
proved. g.arf oostom - acre farms
II The county fof grocery i2e acre
Kansas farm Tor real estate here z
have sare goo1 farms 70 trade To-
Guthrie property Roy Kneeisnd
FOR SALE * our household
sooas-all in first clsss condition.
Cal AZ 1871 " Logan Avenue
FOR sALE-uc papers at the Lead
er osfsce
TRADES. TRADES. TRADES. Farms
o. al sizes 70 trade for desirable
residence properties 10 Guthrie See
Go6trey. IL North FIRST ST
FOR sALE-canATy birds. deep yell
low. sposted and iinnets. s5e and
N. Lady Could faches.Nhits An
rora kittens Waite PomeraniAa sglta
qug. male. 70s S Division Phone
SIS
FOR sAgF-Our new cottage 100
East w4shsngsou Is reaSy 70 show
we want to shos 3, % you whether
you bug Or net A p Arnstruns
and Co Paone ~.
FOR ssLE-7 room house strictly
modem. sleeping porch. neE
csre-n. paving. fine location. wouit
consider car Prone o~ner le77
FoR sALE OK TRADE Recently
reau.is Hudson ste seven rasssn-
ger cs-. late ic nao6ei Top and up-
holsre-y bzrned off in FIRE September
sth- Engine. chzsss and tires il r0of
shzge. CAL a. ls2 ". Noble
FOR sALE-Dandy 8 room house
and txo lo,s. Goo Nell and gas
1850. coafrey. ia North Frst
street
Fcs RENT
FOR REST-Hone 1915 ". Warner
furnished os ur,grnished r Y
Hoazhton, Rnld. okizhonA
FOR REsT-A ; acre paet 9TH :
room house. gzs. etc. Roy Knee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
.ALBEMARLE SOCIETY GIRL
DIES, RESULT OF FALL
Miss Alice MrE.Iroy Sustains Nor
tui Injuries When Horse
TriuS

I IL .stssts
''''''''' r'S 'i'i'h' w" 'n'E ~
MISS Alice McElroy. eighteen, OF
Aibcrmarlc County, died las, nigh, ot
University rIn.rd,,, from ...,
,,,
''''' ""eh '"'
'''S' S"" ""S 'in'ns 'F'pped while In
the act Of going over II hurdle. and
hurled her to the ground Mia NJ
t.,ro,. ,,
VI
~" 'o'N ann riori""' Out Tor the
last two years has resided In Abe
marie County. where her var.n,s
hay. rurch,so, :, ,o,, 49,
- '''"' '"H' "tH' u '"e University
OF Virginia
The young ludv wns I'm "a. .,c, o-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
CHARLOTTESVILLE DISTRICT
METHODISTS END SESSION

Especial To- The Times ii spatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July %.
--Th" conference Of the Charsottes-
VIE District, Methodist Episcopal
church. South. has just concluded it's
hf'y-nfth session a, Rock Spring
Church at Fabcr. Nelson County.
Delegates to III. annual conference.
which meets in Richmond in October.
were elected as follows: Mrs. l.. a.
West OF Fabcr; NJ. V Pence. OF Char
lot,esvlle G. NJ. Aylor of Madison;
6. \. iiadcH, of Crpzet; W. H. Par
rish of Arlington. H. Il. Smith. Of
Cuip"pcr, II. y Perkins. Of Louisa,
and Thomas H. Whitehead. OF Am
hers, y r Shumat.. of this city,
was elected district lay Leader. wlth
~. ii Isb"l. OF culpop"r. as ae assistant.
l. Il. Whittcu. Of this cjty. Was re-
elected district Suuduyschonl super
lntcndcnt
I.icens" as local preacher was
granted 10 G.. William Tompkins. Of
Crozct. o. II. Crawford. Of Amherst.
ana a. l. Murray. OF Madison. Rev.
J. Il. pettus. local preacher. was
recommended Tor admission to the
Virginia Conference on trial
The statement was made that ref
"rcncc 10 the Virginia Conference an
nual showed that the average salary
paid TO preachers was eighty in cx-
cess Of $1,000. while only two charges
Inilcd 20 pay IN" salary in fun. and
ten ont OF twcm,y-sevcn ovcrpaid
The district conference meets mex,
year at Crozet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
FIGURES SHOW TRUCKS
WERE MUCH OVERLOADED
Major Lennon, OF State Highway
Department, Makes Statement AS
to Vehicles Weighed.

Major George r. Lennon. resident
engineer OF the state Highway Com
mission. released figures yesterday
showing that nearly ri! solid tired
trucks hauling heavy material over
cary street Road Thursday. when all
heavy vehicles were held up and
weighed. were carrying larger loads
than the law allows.
one Of the most serious violations
reported was in the ease of "a large
truck which has Il capacity of Eve
tons. when weighed it as found
that the rear axle carried load of
5000 pounds. The ,ir" of the truck
was seven ANA ouc-half inches in
width. Tn" law ALLOWS 800 pounds to
ohe-inch OF tire width In the sum
mcr time. showing thar til. truck was
carrying a double load
While many OF the contractors
wagons which use tn" road were
found 10 be overloaded, also. the vip-
iation was not as noticcabi. as in the
case uf the trucks.
Assistant Highway Commissioner
cock" stated yesterday that tho com
inission was ir no wny tryn: TO in
.nnN"ni"ncc the truck owners. but
were only trying to prcscrv. the
roads. The weighing In process in
teing conducted on all roads In the
state ANA the laws ur. the sam. for
every truck using the Sintc high
"ays
III is not tai-." said Mr.. Cooke, TO
allow fcw truck owners IN a To-
cality I" destroy the roads which
thousands OF persons paid for and
must use"
The laws gives Commissioner Cole
man the power 10 designate a mem
Der OF his stan TO issue special per
rnltS 10 truck owners allowing them
10 haul 700 pounds TO onc-inch Of tire
breadth. Major q. T. Lennon has
been appointed to issue these permits
~ his discretion TO truck owners In
The state. lie states that owners re-
ceiEihg these permits viii not suffer
with having the capacity o. their
trucks reduced and tn. roads will be
protected at the same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
$500 to 1925
Waists
Reduced to
S.. IS

Close-out Of a special lot
Of broken sizes and discon-
tinued numbers in Voiles,
Batiste, Pongee and Jap
Silk. Fancy and tailored
models, long and short
sleeves. Main Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
MAJOR FORWARD RETURNS
FROM CONFERENCE IN N. Y

Major Alexander Forward returned
yesterday from New York city. where
he was in conference with repro
acntativcs OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission and members OF the cor
poratiOn Commissions Of New York
and other eastern States in regard TO
reimbursement OF freight rates be
tween eastern points and Virginia.
The conference WAS rather a
lcngthy one. and tho results Viii not
be known for sometime. Before going
10 Sew York. Major Forward attended
= soncwhat similar conference in
ktlarta Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
YOUNG WOMAN KIDNAPPED
AND RESCUED SAME DAY

EASTON. PA, July 23.-KldnapcG
ana rescued within the same day was
Tie experience Of Mrs. Hamacy SANTA,
"a pretty young widow Of this city.
Yesterday two men In motor car
seized Aire. Samia ~ She was walking
along one OF the principal Phillips
burg ~. J.) streets and. thrcatenlui;
D!standcrs with pistols. forced her
70 accompany them. rs the car sped
~ She attempted to jump. but one
"i h"r Captors caught her by tho
hair and pulled her back. Late last
'-sht nelghDor. who Joined In the
search 'or the missing woman. came
iron her abdUctors four miles from
F.hston and forced them at The point
ri. pistol to release her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

SEW ORLEANS. July % !m-
H"sisation ~ under wayt today by
nuliee and tho coroner into tho mys-
t'rsoUs fnta! shooting of Charles VII
N -. N"w York. former sold Ter.
thc local y. 81 G. y. shortly after
1'HWEh, WILSON vas di-charE"I
em the arm. al Fort Hlss July -.
WAS on his way home with three
hes former soldiers. residents OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
BODIES OF WORLD WAR
HEROES BROUGHT HOME

Especial to The Times hi spatch.
REDERICKSHUHG, Va. luis. %
Thc remains Of Private Harry Lee
Bowen. of frcdcricks burg arrived
here today from "v"recas He went
To France shortly after tn" linked
states entered the world war and was
wounded while on duty At the front.
ing shortly after. The body VIII
be internal in tho National Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
KimOnOs and
Breakfast Coats
REDUCED

Long kimonos and Breakfast
Goats OF Swiss. In white, orchid
and flesh. Reduced from $3.50
and $1,000 to S3.85
Short kimonos and Break
fast Goats OF white Swiss and
dotted Muslin. Reduced from
$3.50 To .SI.DJ
Third Floor.