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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-01-20

Certain firms generously sent lares
contributions to the Minister OF Nuni-(
tions with a view to their being use((
for the benent Of the sufferers. and IN
local Government board have under
taken in conjunction with the looay
authorities TO see to the application oil
any funds raised In this way. a.
In the meantime the Minister has
requested the borough authorities to
arrange for the provision OF immediate
relief for those requiring II.
lowing TO the effects of the OK,
plosion all communication with othe|
districts was broken of for a timS
Local assistance was immediatcI
forthcoming. but owing to lack
communication assistance from tn
metropolitan fire brigade could nd
be obtained Immediately, the hre nd
being In the London nre brigade area
Within half an hour. however, ample
assistance was afforded from oil
quarters.
I'VE are further informed BY the
Ministry Of Munitions that the acci-
dent will make no practical differ
ence to the output OF munitions. The
Minister. with the chief officers Of
the Explosives Supply Department.
visited the scene this morning and
every possible effort 10 being made
to deal promptly with the unfortunate
effects of the explosion.
Both last night and this morning
the King made inquiries as to the ex-
tent Of the damage and loss OF life
and has expressed his solicituds for
the victims and their families. The
Minister OF Munitions. on behalf OF
the Government. has REQUESTED the
local authorities and those In charge
OF relief operations TO convey his deep
sympathy with all those affected"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-01-20
BIG STEAMSHIP
CALLS FOR HELP
Off CAPE RACE
Oil Tank Relays Wireless, bu.
Is Unable to Identify Ves-
sci in Distress.

HAldFA%, N. T.. Jan. 20.-Tht
Nnrconl operator at the Cape Race
radio station. according 10 informa.
! tion received here, has been notified
by the Standard OIL Compapy's tanh
steamship John ID. Archbold OF an
unidentified steamship In distress.
The only large vessels known to be
In the vicinity OF Cape Race are the
passenger boats Baltic and Philndel-
phis. bound for New York. and the
steamship Chicago, which left that
port Wednesday for Bordeaux.
The information received from the
tanker Is meagrc. but she appears TO
have relayed the call for help imme-
diatly on picking II up. She was un-
able. according to the Cape Race
operator. 90 make out the name OF the
distressed ship.
c. II. Harvey agent at Halifax for
the Department OF Marine and Fish
cries. has been notified q the call and
Is despatching Government vessels to
the rescue.
The tank steamship John A. Arch
bold was reported In New York last
night as Off tho coast OF Newfound- =
land. She sailed from this port Jan.
IL for Kirkwail. Copenhagen and
stockholm.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-01-20
Although the British statement does

AHnouRn tne british statement ooes
not locate tho scene o' the explosion.
1t seems likely the plant affected may
be the famous woolwich Arsenal. To-
Gated seven miles southeast OF Lon
don. Descriptions Of this great fac
tory for war munitions have stated
that 10000 men and 1900 women were
employed there.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-01-20
OVER THIRTY DEAD
TAKENFR0MR RUINS
Of MUN|T|ONPLANT
CONTINUED From First PaeeJ

and municipal authorities found tenn
pcrary accommodation for those
whose homes had been damaged.
LARGE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR n
LEE OF SuEFGHeRS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
WILLING TO ACCEPT FINE
. AND LET JAIL SENTENCE GO
{ ON monvcaith's ttturmc. Proposes
Compromise at Trial Of
1.Iuut,r Gases.

ISpcrj:.l t" Tn. Times Dispatch
KSBtl;i. Va January
tG-LiGu"r cases occupied tho aticu-
ton If the Corporation Cour; u Fred
cri.k Shur: All "f N"sivriay- III" TWO
cases heard wcr" ihcs" of II T. MoGcIi.
charged with hringiui: into Tho STATE
I quor IN excess Of on" quart. and I"lu
= Lucas. ON tho same charge. Tho
jury in each case was. iuahlc :" 60.
ANA was sou; h"ck The jhri"s a=;,in
reported th", ,hcy we're. ioah'e /"
agree
commemorative N,torucy William
W. ButZncr stated that. ia view Of the
fact that iw" jur;cs would not con
rict bc"nus" "f jhc jail s"ui"n"" pro-
) i'icd ~ addition 10 tho fines aud costs.
hr would rr"p"S" e compromise. lie
SAID If tn" defendants would rl"ad
guilty nc would l." willing :" ar.cpt
tho pcu"lt! "t iin"s aud costs, ANIL
ten either hav" The rraos u"llc pressed
OF tho iail sentence suspended.
trank NJ chichester. ~ THIS city.
sin" assisted III tho prosecution. a. :,
rcprcs outativc Of rr"hibi,i"r Com
missioner Peters. stated tina, ho "oulh
not agree - accept tnai disposition az
tho cas-" until IL could have timc to-
coulter With Commissioners Peters Tho
court adjourned 10 allow Nj rh'-
v''"e'"r time T." communicate With ''"m-
nfs-iuU"rs Peters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
nrcn, I>~l,.rmnnn Picture for niiou.

For thc whole Of nest week begin
ming Monday. January 30. the manage
ncnt of tho Bijou announces the pre-
scntauou OF William FoX's great pie
tu"". IN Daughter %: the Gods. IN
which Annette kcllcrmanD is starred.
rms picture created sonsat ion III
Ne" York. only TINS season. and il IS
properly considered rather n feat that
Mr.. Wells has bccu able Ia obtain the
privilege Of showing it il Richmond
50 early "A Daughter Of Tia" Gods
is described as marking IAN art aud
beauty epoch IN the progress Of the
cinema" Liz" Miss I<cllcrinanu's other
noted picture. "Ncptunc's Daughter.
tins is a story OF fiction. fantasy and
fairy lore. but ~ il described as being
far greater and more beautiful in
every respect than her earlier photo
play. y special orchestra. carried 10y
tho ORGANIZATION. Will provide suitable
music throuE hout ~" performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
DANVILLE PLANS WELCOME
Preparations Completed Tor u~"ci, In.
'Irmhcr~ at t";upnnH VI
TO-Dny.

$50" 80 - Tho riucs pispricn.
b\NNILiE. VA. January III com
pHuv ~ VII receive r wtrm welcome.
whcu II arrives hero to-urrro. after
noon at about ofu"k Co,unit;cc.
appointed h> tn" Mayor mot a. noon
to-day. aud tho report of each shower
that everything is i'm readiness.
MAYOR W""diuG and REV. ! ,'lov--
land linll. who. until - few mouths aGo.
was chaplain "f the First Virginia
Ecgtm"ut. viii deliver briof nddres 80 :
~ w"lrumH ci tho Station platform
nn6. .ftcr these hav" been heard. tho
soldiers. preceded hy hHnd aud Tho
committees, viii march va !" tho -
m"ry, Whcr" tho men Will ciNo M ihciI
arms and ." to their homes.
ON Friday night tho company Wit
h." given banquet at tho Young Mans
Christian Association. 10 hc followcc
by q social affair in tn" ;,rmory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
WOULD ADD tNDTII::T, SIuI.>
'fO tENIUtI. Il',u s,IiouI.

r",laSs contemplated by ,no bourl iu
its estimates ~ other needs Cor Gae
coming Year follow.
Central Junior Ii-h ~rhrol ,i7runo.
culurcd school IN sidney. 600. Nru!-
strong iIi=h school uhirlS rooms p,b-
lie bath aud lauud"yr. $lou.ooc. oul-
or"d school in Fulton. s"U.rnu addi-
tional story "a John Marshall llieh
SchrnI. iiGo."o": tw" lots i'm wo-t ana
northwest sections f"i d"Nrl "rp"ut
s%:."Y". binding ~ Forest ll,I lot
$"".""". iiIui"r hi.h h"ni on Clam
bcrlaNuc Avenue i",. IIdt.v l'.,rk. j,ddi-
'i"n',I lot In Highland f'rt. >l>oe aud
e colnrod school "u iic north side, Cos,
1" bc submitted i;,tor
Mr.. E"pws. Walker = C";irclI and
rr J. y. =. Chandler. Superintendent
o schools. pointed out 10 tho c"mmii-
toe the reasons Tor tic various r'ru. =
incubation t"urciluuu Jacob iin-
lTui OF II, ward. made 3, strong ilr,
- hci"li Of the establishment 90 the
- rtr"l Junior hi-l, >,h"ol. .,'ii % l,,,-
v't'I t,;'i f"r ihis lvrp"Sc ~" 30.
niti"c ruthori2" - h"ad tsSl;" ~
lc"S'." no said. give 'i," Scl."rl E"al d
enough money =" purchase lot I'm tho
center "f ~" city c"r this nr,v tuiId-
iuC And authority &" have plans pro
THAT tho school Board has made in
many day
Dr chandler called aitcnticn 10 tho
fat that The board "pnicmpla,rs the
Inauguration ~ no lrev features. ~ 'h"
schools during tho year 'No' th.;
thor" "r. not many which would lie
desirable. bat because "" realize tho
limitations which confront y"u" he
said. rr. Chandler took occasion to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
CERMANY'S home ARMY"
SURPRISES WAR BUREAU
Thousands OF Men and Women Vol.
uUtccr Their Services for
I'atherland.
No DANGER or CONFUSION
Civilian Workers Enrolled by Slow
Degrees So That Legitimate Bust
ness Will he Disturbed as Little
as Observation-Disclosures >tanisics.
Try A>rnc..lnn Pr.

BERLIN. January - tvia London.
january iG).--Noluntcers 'or Ger
m,any's "homc army" are many in
number and arc volunteering 50 stead
ny and 50 fast that compulsion under
TIC terms OF tn. civil service law Of
November Will not have 10 be rcsor' ed
to IN the near future, and may never
bc necessary, according To DR.. Kurt
SorGe, civil chief OF staff in tho war
bureau The volume of volunteering
has come frankly rs a pleasant sur
prise 10 tn" officials. The country has
gradually realized that tho war bu-
rcau intends to enroll civilian work
crs only by SLOW degrees 50 as to dis
turb legitimate business az little as
possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
>r0i<ESMEN ron TEACHERS
NAME p:Et For MORE PAY

W. VI ADAMS. principal Of Baker
aud Miss cornclia :. .hdAir. president
OF the Elementary Teachers Assoria-
zion. acted as spokesman for the
teachers. and both urged the commit
toe Tor earnest consideration OF their
r"GucS, Tor increased salaries for all
Instructors in the citys public aduca-
uOuai system
y delegation ~ "oiorcd citizens liv-
ia. III tn" sidney section. was present
I" ask Tor the appropriation for the
proposed SCnoolhouSc in their ncien-
horhood. In this territory. they told
the committee. there are living 3.uVo
colorcd people. loo of whun are of
school age II was pointed out tina,
mos; Of them are compelled 10 walk
W" o. three miles to reach Il school.
the only building IN the section being
comparatively few children can lie
cared for in it, II is :. three room
structure which was brought to the
city's control through auncXalion
The committee also heard the de-
nrnnds Of other departments and cut
side institutions. AS follows: Meciran-
les Institute. which wants slI.5ou:
$i:.SGo. and the ni"hmoud Training
school for Iiiuderrn riners. si.oOO
The committee has NOW Acard from
all departments wish the exception OF
those under tn" Administrative Board
and u *rcci:u meeting to take up the
boards need. win be held at \ o'clock
on Monday might
Members of the committee know that
unless the city Council sees iii To in
crease tho tax rate. as advocated bs
city auditor 'rcnshaw. the pruning
Knife VIII bc welded with q tronchaut
'Hnd when the time come. for the
committee To take action on rrcpar-
irg tile budget.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Funeral services for james thristu-
pher joplin. assistant cashier OF tho
'irst National Bank. who died on Mon
dan night. viii be held this afternoon
at $50 o'clock in che ShcHaudoan
Apartments. at Allen .ANcnu. aud
Grace street. i;ev. j. j. G.;vatt. -.
-. rector uf Holy Trinity Eplscopai
Church. Viii conduct the services.
BURIAL Will lac IN Shockoc Cemetery.
Mr. Joplin had the distinction OF
having served with the First National
i;ank since II opeued its doors hfty
tw" years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
MEDICAL STUDENT ACCUSED
hnrGrd With Being Member ut Gang
THAT u~id Up aud isubhcd
Train.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, January iS.-H.
.rthr Webb. Il young medical student.
Is under arrest. charged by Federal
authorities with haNin. horu a member
"f tho gang ;hat hc!d 10 and robbed :,
Baltimore ANA ohio train in nodlrid.c
county. w Va. "t appr"Ni!nat"ly
$4,000" Of unsigned currency ~ uc-
'"hcr. 1915. t'cdcIal officials say that
about $i."o" If the money wns found
in W"bb's possession.
Webb. Who told the au'h"rilics III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
CIT to Washington and Ice.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. January ia
gift OF $4,000 to Washington and Lee
University from tho Washington and
Lee Alumni. Inc Of Washington. -.
C.. was announced to-day by Dr. Henry
Louis Smith. president Of the univrr-
Siiy. Tho gift will become Il par, Of
tho alumni endowment fund and will
be turned over to the trustees at their
meeting this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Mrs. Mnrtl,n T.. Grim.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
lAl;iiSONEUltt;. VA. January iG.--
Mrs. Martha Ellen Grim. eighty four
years old. died several days ago II.
SRA Sburg. Shenandoah County. Sh.
leaves four children. T. Il. Fleet. or
Sirasburg, Charles w. Fleet. Of Alex
andiSt; George Fleet. of Elacksburr.
and Mrs X. j. EoatwriSht. OF Char
10, t,SNill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Mi>s Lila Hrnrkcnhurough.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WAl;S\W. VA. january I6--Mis-
Liza H"Url<enbnrou=h. of Warsaw aud
i;ichm"nh. aged thirty-siX years. hieS
last night ~ the home of T. " Mas
Soy. Mount Holly. where she was Gu
gagged in nursing Mrs. Massey during a
spell OF illness. She viii hc buried at
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
Warsaw, tomorrow afternoons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
at the nijuu.

MI sorts uf mystery aud illusion. as
well as clever siciglii -of- hand work. Is
show hy Thnrston, the magician. at
The liijoG this week.. still. il ISN'T q
onc-U'an show he presents. but an all
round entertainments in much Of which
10" Is assisted by the audience. Mex;
week til" International Circuit attr;.c-
lions viii be transferred to the Strand.
winch viii reopen next Monday With
the musical comedy. pretty i;ah:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Funeral Of Preston tuckr.

Tunera! services for John Preston
Cooke. tho distinguished lawyer. VINO
died on Monday morning at his home,
2"G West Franklin street. Viii ta:e
place this afternoon az ) o'clock from
ST james Episcopal Church Mr..
Cooke had been mcmbcr "f the
churcH's N"Stry for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
IN NtIInIHG no CIV:
MIIIIr \ RtN0It.'r.

'Sncrinl t" Tho Times DiSuatchr
LYNCH III R,;. VA. January is.-n
committee IF nifty. and thousands OF
citizens. Will meet tho soldiers Of Com
panies Il ana I. at the Union station
upon their return at l2:n2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Tho business s-r-
ton viii he decorated as we'll as rest
d"nces along the line of march irol,-
the station :" tn" armory. Tho So:
diors Will h" given banquet next
TUESDAY night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

which IS to be seen ~ tho Academy Of
AluSic on Friday and saturday. with
Saturday matiucc. - OF" Of the best
musical comedy productions of tho
season. The principal role Viii be
sung by Florence Wcbbcr. first seen
here with one OF tho companies play
ing "J'hc Climax. and later as the
prima donna in Victor licrbcrt'S
Naughty Marietta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

SpccIA 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
lIEATNSNlLLE. IA. January l6-
Seneca Bryant OF near Oaklan:.
dropped dead on saturday. Death wH.'
caused hy cerebral hcmUrrhacc. It'd.
was buried at tho Methodist Church
hcaih" mis- wife, who died i've wcct,
before. MIR. iirNant is survived 10y three
daughters aud Que son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
VI. IInryrY Sniixrr.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.)
HAi:i;iSoNHURci, VA. January 10
NJ. Harvey Spit2er. seNenty-four Gears
old. died on sunday near Hutton. Rock
imSham County Surviving him are his
wife, and three children. Airs. - l..
Hurtner. OF ll'ntout IL. W. Splitter. OF
Hutton. aud ~. l.. splitter. OF Wasn-
in.tou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Mrs. Mo,iir l.rittcr.

Special To The Times pispatch,l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. January
lG.-Mrs. Mcilie Frittcr wife OF John
II. Frittcr. died yesterday at her home
'-ar Mountain View. Stafford County.
a;:cd iitty-nine years BESIDES her huS-
hand Size leaves eight children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
,Irs. MiIIard NcIInMs.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
lIEArIiSN lille. VA. ianunrv 10
The body at Mrs. willard Fellows -
sister "t George y. Hc"d. was brought
L" Ecodvi,ic from N"rfoik. whore she
died on Thursday, AMI uttered in Rose
land Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
ntONES or WOMEN
OFFER THEIR SERVICES

Women. though unaffected by the
viNil service law. have volunteered in
Groves. and tho bureau has even had
TO exert strict check on the youth
:ul population so large have been tho
number wanting TO leave school i'm
order to work in some way for tho
fathcrland. Only - small percentage
a., volunteers has been definitely ac-
copied, hut the aggregate already is
large enough to rcicasc several sol.
dicrs weekly who lave been engaged
IN interior garrison DUTY, bridge watch
ing service ana on posts. Thcs" SOL
oicrs have been sent into admiuiatra-
ton districts close behind tho From,
and in turn relieve many more thou
sands for actual service on tho battle
limo.
According 10 Dr Sorgc. tho opposi.
ton which tho war bureau anticipated
, from various sources such rs labor
unions has failed to inatcriali2c ON
tho contrary. he SAYS. tho unions a...
aiding the civil service plan cnthu.-
tastically. pr. ~crr" snvs thar the
percentage ar STRIKERS has now d,,in.
died /" such an extent that compuleion
Is not c"cn hcu- cor@idcrrd ~
figures are availahlc az "a how many
recruits Gcruany un, c,pcct undcc
tho homo arm, PLAN. but ipr. Sorrc ~
lievcs the original estimate rr 1000. r"o
I" GOO noh WORKERS was under guessed
in view OF tho Volunteering aud tic
Increasing co-orcrati"n from ali quar-
trrp
Tho majort,y..oc the ,o'uutccriu= T..
is letter AMI tn" bureau receives
weekly thousands of applications fro
cycry rank Of TIC popul.,icu. \ nota-
bic proportion 81 tho apnlicatious y
from Iucu III tho upper ciasSc. Of so.
,.'tv Who ask for war work regardless
cC the wa-e paid % 81 wages C;u- loss
th"n their former incomes In Sc.
ccp,inr Volunteers The h,lrc;c, nav
tho wages CUSTOMER! Ia tho district.
where tho Volunteer finds hls-f,cw ON
r'oym"n' and I'm addition supports his
Family IL he has 10 leave n, behind
him.
Though its branches scattered over
tho empire the war bureau i acguir-
ing mass ~ statistics in regard 10
thc available tabor fore" OF every
kind. aud these statistics arc bein.
put 10 every practical use. \ factor,.
Ia Southern Germany. for instance
that needs workm"n OF = special Kind
can draw volunteers from a northern
district. Gradually tho civil service
plan is accomplishing the entire reap
rointment OF labor throughout Ger
many. and Will accomplish this. accord
Ing TO DR.. Serge, Ia Increasing lie.
gree. Thus. for instance. the brow
cries may expect L" be .raduaIv
'thinncd out ~ TN" industry slows down
necausa Of decreased brewing ma
terials and tho workers may later ap-
pear inrihe leather and metal trades
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
The Weather
Eurnishcd by q. :. Wcuthcr uurcum.
i.OcnI Tcnipcruturc.

. nom temperature. .......!..... 5
., !. VI temperature ............-. j;
hIaAlmum temperature TO T. NJ g,
MINIMUM temperature to i. NJ Il
Mean temperature .... %
Normal temperature AZ
deficiency in temperature. -
DEFICIENCY III temperature since
March ! ,.:.::.,..... :.....;.. ...... 33s
................. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Special 10 The Times DiSpatch]
ilENTllSNlLLE, VA. January To-
Mrs. Essic l'orhush Robertson died Al
n"r nom" near Ecedvillc OF Thursday
nich'. She Is survived by six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Especial to The Times pspntch.J
IYNCiIHU re-. VA, January i".-Ars
Mary NJ jacobs. a-cd eighty hin.
wears. died on Monday cVcniu.; at ,nc
home hove Of her Ers uhdauSiitcr Mrs.
4. Y. Icukcl she Was u native OF
Haitian County. hut haa resided hero
number Of years. she leaves -
daughter Mrs. John r. MURRAY. Lyncn-
burg, ana son. g. II. Grccnwo od. Big
Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

, long illness. at his home 20i2 Grace
street. Surviving him are his wife ana
two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

press the teachers request for in
"rcascd pay. aud ia their behalf cited
statistics from otNcr cities. IN the
same class as Richmond. showing that
most of thcm pay highcr rates than
prevail nrrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

CONDITIONS I> 1Mrnnr,>r r1r,1.s

Temperature. 80: humidity. -: wind.
hlicctlon' northeast: wind Velocity :;
miles, weather. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
IocuI JtnjufalI,

Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
deficiency in rainfall sine. March
Excess III rainfall since January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

"Fiura Bella" Friday and Saturday.
Reports from other cities ~ tho road
are 10 The effect thai Flora Rcila. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
vr,inm vrirh, ,.h.,,,s,,

Especial 10 rho Times Dispatch
LYNcHEGEG VA. January Id
William Wright Thompson. aged twcu.
;N-ninc wears. died this morning. after
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02

selane benz pbpfitsr qrof. Rsrnft,
an Steas Der ttobls @liibfdbt ,3lr
fonitiiirsn, bic aus masnefiumgrio
in gsibinbuns nit ieliensu Grbsn
htrssFeat purbsn. 2ieis gliibtots
per bnlien cine 2smperntur bon 2200
Grab aus, aber iis hateu ben Pads
.ReiI. bab fis In taltem 3uitanb nidt
leitenb iinb unb erf borettpdrmt
ipsrbsu miifen. ebe iis aufleu6isn.
Ridtkbsitoipsniser fam bi. gernis
lamp. bisl in @s6rnu9, bn lire linz
'erbaltuns ipeieniIi3 bilissr iit als
lie Der aobIenfabenlamps, Bis iie in
neusfer 3eit bur9 biz NsiaIIfabens
Iarnpe iibtrfliieelt purbs.
Der Gliibi6rper in bieIen neueiisn
2omrtn 1T nun ipiriIih elm babsH
aus ieltenen, itbr f9iper idmsl5bar,H
WsetaIlsn, ipie Osmium unb 9antal.
nnb aIs neuejss @oIfrdm. 9ieie
Gjliiblampsn braufen feline @oriDGrs
muna unb Iinb fsar ipariam in
Dsrbrau8t bes Gtromes. iis tsn6t1is
gen Elm Mntt pro TOrmalisr5e 9i9t.
i.drt:. Wnn lam bd9 babsr leift
berehnen, ipis pisI Gtrom 9ampn
ron 100 Biz 400 asrssnftdrte ssbrau'
6en. Ginen 70 aeringen Strompers
braut Bat MIR bic nsuefte aIIsr Cams
pen, bic MDIframlnmpe; bic SnntaI=
lomps gebrnuht etiuas mebr, bnfiir
Iinb bic 9liibfGben obsr aid halts
barsr ala bic MoIframfdbtn, bic
Campo lam alIo rubig bnusrubsn
grfdhit.rungsu ausssiest iperbsn.
Die Dolframlnmpe bGlt iuisberum
bic bsdften Sibsgrabe ON beiteu aus,
ba mOIfram an f4Dsritsn f4msIJs
bar III.
Bis Dor fur5sm fonnien bic WpIis
ramfG6en oud nur mittsIit bss
Sprisperfabrens betseFsIt perbtn,
unb erIt in LETTER 3sii in es bsT
Girmo Clemens &; SaIste gslunstn,
mstalliiten Molframbrubt 5u ;i.5sn
anb su Derorssitsu. Nkr alTo beute
tine gliibIamps iid onI6nffsn nil,
lam i. gang ssHau mad fsinsn Diine
iden bdben, !. n14bem r 6a3
Snupissui9tsou ben binieen pras
nuf bic BETTE 0auerbaftistsit Obsr aui
ben eeringften StromDerbfau6 I.st.
Die MetuIIfabsnlampsn brau6sn
Sur6i6nittIi3 nur bic Sdlfte 6es
SirOmbsrbrouGs Der aobl.nfastn.
lampsn, aber es III ii9er, bab bic gnt,
ipidslurs in biefer Sinii4t NOD fanse
Ei9. abssf4IOifm ift.