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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-09
WARM DISCUSSION FOLLOWS
MOTION 10 CONSIDER

Pariic Deans was the first TO reply to
iIr. Gillian. lie suggested tina; ii was
much too late 10 consider so important
Il matter and was much opposed 10 the
n'otion. Time was called on him by
Speaker Houston Just as he was warm
ing 10 the subject. Howard Gilmer re-
piled to him. ana was followed by V.
X. Shacklcfurd. Both Shacklefurd aud
Gilmer pleaded for Justice. They asked
that the bill be given fair chance:
that it not he throttled under a rule
which permitted Il minority to dictate
10 the majority.
Thomas l.omax Hunter characterized
the tactics or the opponents as cow
ardly subterfugc, and asked that the
measure nc allowed TO come ont in tho
open and therc voted upon according TO
member.
l.. adler L. ~ Anderson and q. c.
Davis attacked the methods of the or
position. stating that the ac,jon ad-
vocated by it was unfair. unjust. un-
oh:vairous and cow-ardly. Az of them
waTcd warm in discussion Willis was
h;,rrassed throughout his speech by
curt questions FROM Fat Evans ard
i'arke Deans, with Preston Bailey get
ting in occasional lick. Willis
charged that the very men who were
fighting cocducation were those who
fought the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
,utc bond issue This reminded j. :.
Musrravc tha, the Senators who had
helped IL pass the bill TO the House
were AT that moment trying TO kill the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute bill in
the senate. lie called attention 10 this
and was loudly apD.audcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-09
CONSUMERS GET
! SMALL REDUCTION
ON ANTHRACITE
Fuel Administration Orders
Sumracr Figures Cut
30 Cents a Ton.
ENCOURAGES EARLY BUYING.
BUT PROHIBITS BOARDING
Certificate May Be Required
Showing Fuel Requirements
and Amount on Hand.
FILL SMALL ORDERS IN FULL
Purchases Exceeding Six Tons vii!
Re Filled in Part Until All
Arc Provided For.
ENCOURAGES EARLY BUYING.
BUT PROHIBITS BOARDING
FILL SMALL ORDERS IN FULL
rrv Associated rr..Yl

WASIfINCTcN. March S.--An average
reduction OF 80 cents ton In the re-
all price OF all anthracite coal sold
or domestic use between April ! ana
Eeptembcr was announced tonight
Pr tho fuel administration. together
with regulations governing the retail
distribution of all coal for tho year
beginning the FIRST Of next month
fhe rules arc designed particularly to
prevent boarding and insure the filling
ff all domestic needs for next wintc,
FurinE the summer months
Although no reduction in the retail
price Of bitumlnous coal 70 consumers
Ivas made. the fuel administration to-
lay began announcement OF revised
rices for such Goa! AT the mines. the
rst made public showing sharp rcduc-
ions in some Western states. Those
or other States viii be announced as
oon as determined.
In explaining the reduction in the
rice OF anthracite. tho administration
aid the bulk OF this coal IS used for
omestic consumption. The 3c-ceil, re-
uction Was determined upon. the
;atcment said In lieu of the rcduc-
ions heretofore voluntarily offered by
callers 10 encourage curly buying foi
nc following winters needs. and which
anged from 30 cents in April TO 10
ents in August.
ENCOURAGES EARLY HuYISG,
hut OUTLAWS IIOARDING
While recommending and cncourag-
lg the purchase and storage Of
omest!c coal early as possible. in
rider to insure delivery and assist the
aIlroads by cffccting delivery as much
3 possible ~i,eT"rc winter. the admin
itrat!on says ii is determined 10 pro-
ent any undue boarding. TO that end
ic retail distribution plan includes IA
rste;n OF reports on deliveries by re-
lilers. who Will be prohibited from
elivcrng in excess ~ the normal re-
uircmcnis OF the customer.
AS further safeguard. a, The dis
-ction OF the local fuel administrators.
ich customer ordering coal may be
.quirod TO submit Il certified state
cnt. giving details OF his require:
ents. his supply on hand ana the
mount he has ordered from various
3nalerS. Ccvtiiication OF = false state
,ent would be made subject TO prose
5.!on under the l.crer act, which i'm
Sscs nnc OF 5000 or two years
,prisonreut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-09

See Iimes-Dispatch Want Pages Tor a
Service Of Uneqlaled Value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-09
BRING IN YOUR WANT
AD COPY BEFORE p. NJ.

Ear,y Delivery Of Sunday Want Ads
lnsures Correct Classihcatio,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
PIMPLY?WELL, DON'TBE
People Notice It Drive Them
Of with Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Auimpiy face VIII not embsrrass you
much longer If you get q package Of
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin % clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights
Cleanse the blood, bowels ~ liver
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Table, the
successful substitution calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
wnich calouel does, and Just as sfec-
lively, but their action IS gentle and
szfe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets IS
ever cursed with a dark brown taste, =
q bad breath, a dull, hstless no good
feeling constipation, torpid liver bad
disposition OF piuply race.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
Give oil; YOU VIII know them BY their
olive color
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
TENS afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one OF two nightly for a week.
See how much better you feel and look.
10e and sc per boz All druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Former CSar
TOBe Removed
From Siberia
Will Be Taken to the UraI
Mountains In View Of
Possible Disturbances.

London. Eng March 27.-The Boil
shevIk government has decided TO
transfer Nicholas Romanoff the for
mer emperor and his family from To-
bolsk 10 the Ural region. according TO
an announcement in Petrograd news
papers. transmitted in a Reuter- dis
patel. It was decided TO take this
action in view OF the possibilities OF
complications in the far east
a serious dispute has arisen be-
tween the Ukraine and Germany over
Germany's demand that she be given
IS percent Of The Ukrainian wheat
according to a telegram received in
Petrograd from Kiev and forwarded
by Reuters Limited Germany also
demanded that she be given q large
percentage Of other fOodstuffs not
needed by the population Of the Tx
raine.
The telegram adds that there are
discussions in the Ukranian cabinet
which is divided for and against the
Germand demands.
The forces Of Gen Korniloff have
been surrounded by BOlshevik troops,
according to a Reuter- dispatch from
Petrograd-
Gen KOruiloff, the former Russian
commander in chief allied himself
with the Don cossacks against the
Boisheviki and has been operating be-
tween MOSCOW and Rostov. Several
times he has been defeated and near
captured, but always managed to elude
the government troops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
WILL MARI SAYS WIFE
IS ONE WHO GIVES MOST

ITS a mans wire VINO gives up
most. What the man does is nothing
in comparison" said William k Mari,
At the God-speed luncheon given in
his honor by the Real Estate board at
Hotel Sheldon Wednesday. Mr.. MARI
leaves Thursday morning. for Char
lotte, n. C., TO join the 18th field ar
tillery. Of which Mason Pollard and
others Of his old friends are members,
and 10 90 soon 10 France. Il feel
that ! am the one to be envied. and
the ones VINO stay 81 home and
wrestle with valley lands and irriga-
ton bitches are the ones TO be sorry
for. This is the greatest thing thEt
mas ever taken place in the world
and I am glad of the opportunity 20
take an active part"
President C.. H LeaVell in the
opening speech, named members u
the Real Estate board who are serv-
ing IN various ways. and said that
none deserves more credit than the
young man. Just over the draft age,
who leaves his wife and child to do
what he considers his duty
Pay Tribute to lIurr.
j. T. Quaid spoke as one associated
with W. e. Mari in many business
deals He has those affable, courte-
Gus ways that help 70 make a success
n business and ne IS the kind that
VIII make good ia France"
7 have known VIII MARI from
said W II. Austin, and
I hate TO see him 60. The man who is
not afraid is more likely to come back
than the timid one. There IS some
thing admirable in the man who
comes forward when he couldn't be
taken, but I feel a personal loss In
seeing him 60"
we are proud OF him." said n ".
Broaddus. we know that he viii do
US credit in France. that he viii be
the first TO advance and the last to
retire, and We hope that he comes
safely back"
Father Fighter Too.
He comes Of fighting stock" said
81. B. Stevens. His father was pro-
NOTED three times IN the civil war.
the last time 10 a colonelcy. To Win
Narr's father is due most OF the
credit for breaking up the whisky
ring in Missouri He might have
made 100000 by looking the other
way. but he did his duty and exposed
the criminals I hope VIII Mari sells
the kaiser the north pole and COM
pels him 10 take possession"
A Drawer young man viii not Join
The army from FL PasO or from any
otner district" said a. P. Coles. "But
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
GERMANS CONTINUE THEIR
COMMANDMENT oF PARIS

Berlin, Germany. March 1.-THE
Germans have not halted their long
range bombardment OF Paris. accord
ing to an official statement from
general headquarters today. The an
nouncement says:
1--WE contizged the bombardment OF
the fortress Of Paris"
Paris, France March 27.-The CALI
Der OF the shells that are being fired
into Paris by the German long range
gun Is IS inches and the length Of
the shell is 20 inches, LHomms Lihre,
premier Clemenceau's newspaper,
states. The shell weighs zoo pounds
and contains less than % pounds OF
explosives
The shell IS provided with a fuse
protected by a stopper and has
diaphragm inside which divides the
shell into two compartment OF unequal
size. Two holes in the diaphragm az
ford communicated between The two
pockets. These facts are accepted as
an explanation Of the two explosions
which have followed in quick success
sion and which led to the belief that
two guns were firing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Says Summer Railroad
Rates This Year To
Be Same Is In 1917

Summer tourist rates from FL Paso
to points west and east VIII be prac-
tically the same as in years past. ac-
cordinE to general passenger agent
Garrett King. Of the FL Paso & south
western railway. Rates 10 Los An
geles and san Diego VIII be exactly
the same as last year. the rate TO san
Francisco being slightly advanced
Cloudcroft rates viii also undergo
no change, according TO Mr.. King. The
formal opening Of the New Mexico re-
sort VIII take place June /. but the
company expects 70 increase the train
service 10 Cl0udcroft before then
Present demands for transportation 10
Cloudcroft are already In excess OF
the service afforded by the tri-Weekly
passenger train that runs from Ala
mogordo 70 Russia, the nearest sta
ton. and Mr. King has taken steps
TO alleviate this condition BY order
ing that passengers be accepted and
permitted 70 ride in cabOoses Of
freight trains running between Ala
mogordo and Russia.
Mr. King returned Tuesday noon
from a short trip to Phoenix. Ariz-.
and santa Fe. n. NJ. where he con-
terred with the corporation commits
sions OF the two states relative 70
arising from government con-
troll q railways
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
ROWLANDS TELLS CLUB THAT
SCIENCE IN ADS IS NEEDED


Science IN advertising was the sub
ject Of the address given by A E.
Rowlands at the Edclub luncheon at
the Sheldon hotel wednesday noon
There is a big science in advertis-
ing, buying it and using II" Mr.. Row
lands said. Efficiency in advertising
is a big feature and all large adver-
tisers have worked this efficiency 20
the slightest degree The three big
steps in successful business is getting
the customer, selling him and keeping.
him. Efficient advertising is the basis
Of all this.
In introducing the speaker p-esi-
dent J. E Benton expressed himself
disappointed with the members OF the
Adclub. He said Air RcWlands had
been ito considerable trouble to pre-
pare his talk But It seems he said
that a large number Of the members
Of the Adclub only care 70 come out
Tor the purpose Of having a good time
and they co not seem 70 appreciate
the highly instructive talks that are
being arranged for them"
Reorganizing che club with q mem
bership Of those mostly interested in
the work Of the club and the insrruc-
tive talks. as against foolish enter
taiumeut, was suggested by the pres
ldent- he said "a class Of people can
be found in FL Pas0 who for a price
VIII furnish rough house entertain
ment, the purity squad TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding, and il the
members OF the club desire this kind
OF entertainment il can be provided.
however, some Of US prefer the in
structive talks
Rev. Fuller Swift was appointed TO
clip all Of the advertising that ap-
pears IN the local papers about the
sale Of war saving stamps. Liberty
bonds and other advertising for the
sale Of war securities.
BY an unanimous vote. the Ad club
agreed 10 devote one meeting each
month 70 the chamber OF commerce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
FAMOUS BEAUTIES
NEVER GET FAT

Womankind wonders why famous beau
ties grow old. but do not grow fat They
live at silken ease. amid the porcelain
flesh pots. The wine. that puffs out OBJ
seure mortals. flows not mberally down
their aiabaster threats Yet their lifelong
loaf does not thicker their limbs nor dou-
bic their chlns. What Is the secret Of the
long-nved gracefuinesa Of the haut-toi.2
Ons-haif ounce 1Iarmola. q OF. Fl. Ex-
Cascara Aromatic. ~ or Peppermint
Water. This is the famous Marmoia Pre-
scription. long familiar 20 the fashion,
able pharmacists Of the world and thsir
clientele. but which has only recently
penetrated 20 the knowledge OF the hoi
pollol OF Womankind- Since when. for con-
venience sake. It has been put into els-
giant pocket form. the Marmola Prescrip-
ton Tablet which can now be had OF wei
nigh any druggist fashionable ana ordi-
nary. or the Marmola Co. 8i4 woodward
Az, Detroit Mich, 10 large eases Tor
seventy-Eive cents
Wlth this tablet any woman can reduce.
be losing a pound day. IN a few weeks.
take of fat (where 90 shows mostl on
chin abdomen. hips. etc, without need
for exercising. table restraint. fear Of
wrinkles. or the slightest physical ham
Or uneasinaaa-Ada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
TRlTZKY ASKS
ENTENTE s AID
Wants to Organize Military
Resistance to Germans;
Appeals to France.

Paris, France. March 2Z-The state
ment that Leon Trotzky has approached
the entente with a new proposal,
manifesting a desire to organize mil
itary resistance to the Germans, with
the eventual support Of French mil
itary missions. appears -5day in the
Petit Parisien.
There can be no better way Of de-
filming the attitude OF the entente in
this matter" the newspaper says.
than by saying again that the allies
have been and continue to be willing
to support all elements in Russia
which desire TO oppose the German in
vasion- such, we believe, are the in
tentions Of France. as formulated by
the government"
The present official status OF n
Trotzky has not been made clear. He
resigned as foreign minister early
this month After the removal of the
government to Moscow he was said TO
be in control Of the situation at Pet
rograd as head OF the military revo-
lutiO1ary committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

even happier than we are now, We
viii be when he comes home IN
wounded. It is the duty OF the real
estate board to render any needed
help 81 his business and I, for one, am
ready to DO So"
Americans To Be Heard From.
''The kaiser's men haven't been up
AGAINST the Sammies yet" said E.
Gordon Perry. and when they do
meet men like VIII MARI and the
others we have sent, they'll find a
different proposition Our men are
fighting for freedoms cause, not for
indemnity or a foot Of ground
81. I. Mcknight, OF A. & II College
Of Texas, said; Il hope this good
young man will get there just in time
to be In at the finish and then come
home to help enjoy the fruits OF VIC
tory Civilization cannot live half
under autocracy. half under demo-
cracy. and while AIr. Mari is abroad
Wiping out autocracy, We have our
duty in curling waste and curing in
efficiency at home.
Our economic machine broke
down said Mr.. Mcknight, speaking
Of the fuel Administrations heatless
day order When you consider the
industry that stopped, the wheels that
did not turn and the labor that was
unemployed, the coal We saved BY
that order cost US S289-35 a ton The
flag is not coming back until Bel
GUM is restored and France is re-
vived and every blond beast is driven
back across the Rhine"
Those present were. beside Mr..
Mari. c. H. Leavell, Geo. r. LeBaron,
". +. Payne, w K. Ramsey. K 3.
Creel. W. r Piper. A H Anderson,
Dexter Mapel, B. ". Hall, n. P. Had
field, E. G. Perry, J. A. G. White,
J. n. Kirkpatrick. ". L Field. J. B.
Faden, Horace B. Stevens, ". T.
Kirby, ]. z. QUAD, A. P. Coles, Il. W.
Broaddus. ". H Austin. James l.
Mari, H. l. Mcknight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
OVERN0RKED,
TIRED WOMAN
TOOK WN0L
Now She is Strong and
Hearty

Philadelphia PA was over
rorEed. run down. nervous, could not
sat OF sleep. felt Ike crying all the
line tried different remedies vita
sut benefit The doctor said it was a
wonder was alive. and when Vinol
vas given ne ] began to improve.
have taken eight bottles and an
COW strong and perfectly healthy IN
every respect and have gained in
TeiEhL can not praise Vinol
sncugh. Mrs. sarah A. Jones. 1928
Nevada ST. PHILADELPHIA Pa
We guarantee Vinol 70 make over
worked weak women strong or re-
urn your money Formula on every
11r-is- This IS your protection Eel-
s. f. Pollard, Druggists. Fl Paso. and
81 the best drug store in every town
and city in the countrT.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Three Y. W. Girls In
PetrOgrad Send No Word
And Officials Worried

New York, March z7.-Wfth the de-
parture from Petrograd Of the Ameri-
can ambassador ard with the unset
tied internal conditions continuing in
that country. members Of the National
board Of the Young Womeu's Chris
tian association became uneasy about
their eight representatives in the
country.
No word has been heard from the
three association workers in PetrO-
grad since the departure from Petro-
grRd Of the American ambassa dor
Those who were in Petrograd a short
time ago are Miss Elizabeth Boies. Of
Cincinnati, who is in charge Of al the
Russian association work: Miss Eliza
beth Diekerson. OF annapolis. Mimi,
and Miss Alarcia Durham, OF New
York city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

r 0NDON. Eng, March 27.-Odessa
has been recaptured by the so
- Wet and UkraInian troops otter
Bloody battle in which naval forces
ook part according 70 a Mosco w
fspatrh from the semi official Rus
iau news agency.
Russians Take Three Other Towns.
Moscow Sunday. March 24.-CBy
Ie Associated Press -Bolsheviki
roops. an official announcement says
ave been successful In fighting the
lustrlans in southern Ukraine. The
.Wanaulza have been recatured by the
russians
German Prince at RevaL
Prince Henry Of Prussia, brother Of
he German emperor and one Of his
ons, have arrived at Beval Estho-
BE- German population but the Estho-
fans refused 20 participate in tire re-
option The visit is atrri olted 20 a
esire 10 create pro-German feeling
the Baltic provinces The Ger
pans are busy collecting and export
az breadstuffs from the Pskov dis
rict northeast Of DVinsk
"a KILLED By Peasants.
AT RerclorsEaya near FSkOV 60
TENDERS of German detachments re-
|
Clsauts. Bridges were destroyed by
be peasants who also harassed the
iermans by carrying away the bread
ud destroying carts and wagons. The
iermans trlcked many OF the peas
lrs into Psk0v bT announcing they
"a an abundance OF bread and sugar
which would be sold CLEARLY. The
iermans seized the carts and horses
the peasants but sold no food A
iolshevill supreme war council has
cen formed 70 take charge OF army
-gauizatior- Leon Trotzlzy has been
npointed chairman OF the council
Raise Forces TO Fight Germans.
Agents are being sent from Mos
ON Into all the provinces TO organize
ne peasants TO supplement the efforts
the city Worl-nen in opposing the
Germans Volunteers viii be called
OF after which local committees VIII
renare lists Of men refusing to
olTutesr and viii post them pub
lciT TO all shlrSers VIII be denied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

banks were forced back a short dis
lance in the neighborhood Of Bray. A
heavy attack made early IN the night
against our new line south OF the
Somme was repulsed after severe
fighting.
cat one point IN the neiEhbor-
hood Of the river the enemy forced
his way into our positions but was
thrown back by cur counter at
tHcks-
Further local fighting has taken
place also north and northeast OF
Albert but the situation on this part
Of the battle front remairs IN
changed"
HaiE Issues Order.
Field marshal Haig has issued the
dated March 90
ITO all ranks Of the British army
in France and Flanders: We are again
at q crisis in the war The enemy
mas collected on this front every avail
able division and IS aiming at the de-
struction OF The British army. We
have already inflicted on the enemy,
in the course OF the last few days a
very heavy loss and the French are
sending troops as quickly as possible
10 our support
7 feel that every one in the army.
fully realizing how much depends on
the exertions and steadfastness Of
each one Of US. wiz do his utmost to
prevent the enemy from attaining his
object
Most OF German Reserve Used.
TeIegraphing late on Tuesday. cor
respondent Of the Daily Nail at Brit
ish headquarters in France. says that
nearly two-thirds OF the entire strate-
gie reserve Of the German army now
has been thrown into the fierce and
vigorously continued attack
This German reserve" he ADDS.
consisted OF IS divisions, totaling
1275,00o men. out Of 8 total number
now reaching not FAR short Of 200
or possibly 100000 men.
which they have upon the western
front. After the first day, 50 OF these
divisions were put into the battle. On
the third day another q are known
TO have taken part Since then they
must have drawn upon the reserve for
q few more divisions.
1T is. therefore. clear that we have
been struggling with the whole avail
able strength Of the German army,
and the marvel is that cur soldiers
have held out so Obstinately and
steadily against ODDS so heavily
against them"
The zone Of open warfare =
continuing to enlarge as the en-
fente forces fall hack fighting IN
der the enormous weight of the
German numberIs SAYS Reuters
correspondent at British head
quarters In his dispatch today. II
Is now clearly established. he
adds, that the present offensive Is
the great main effort Of the Ger
mans and that Il has not been as
successful as they anticipated,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

- ARTS, France, March q. Weak
ened by heavy losses. the enemy
4 has been obliged to slow up his
efforts. the war office announces. Last
night the German advance was held
up everywhere.
The statement follows:
Last evening and during the night
the Germans. weakened by their heavy