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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-18
FLU KEEPS PRISONER
FROM WIFE'S BEDSIDE

wALIA wALIA. Dec. 16.--AI-
though implored by relatives to per-
init Roy zen, incarcerated in the
county jail, TO visit his wife Mrs. Ed
ma Zell, who was reported critically
ill at her residence, 5O9 North Third
street. Sheriff Lee Barnes was COM
PEELED to refuse the request on the
ground that the disease with which
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-18

itched. and would lie awake long
time at night. My face was disfigured.
Il saw a Cuticura advertisement.
and thought would try them. Twas
healed after used three cakes Of Cuti-
cura Soap and one box Of Ointment. ="
(Signeal Miss Grace McAllister.
Demers, Mont, August II, 1917.
When Cuticura has cleared your skin
Of pimples and redness keep it clear BY
using the Soap assisted by the oint-
ment for everyday toilet purposes.
Absolutely,not better.
sampse Zach Free BY Mail. Address post.
card 'sCsuticura. Dept. r, Bostou." sold
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-18

Mrs. Zell was suffering might be COM
municated to other inmates of the
county Jail.
Mrs, zell. who is deputy in the
county clerks office. is reported dan
gerously i'll with the Spanish flu and
for time it was thought that she
was at deaths door. Expressing de-
sire to see her husband relatives then
made the request to Sheriff Barnes to
send him with an officer to the Zel
home.
Zell is confined in the county Jail
in lieu of $4,000 bonds which were
fixed by the court on charge of en-
bezzling funds from the Interior Gro
cery company, where he was employ
ed prior to his arrest.
Some conscientious objectors to
work are going to fiNd it hard soon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-18

from careless washing, and
l soon noticed that my
face looked oily and dirty.
Afterward my face broke
out into pimples that fes-
tered and panied drcadfully.
They were scattered, and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-18

r Kolchak,. a former admiral IN
the Russian navy, was proclaim
ed dictator of Russia at Omsk re-
Gently, but the All-Russia gov
ernment refused to recognize him
as such, and Kolchak ordered inn
prisonment of the leading mem
bers of its directory. The Czechs
recognize the ability of KOlchak,
but do not approve OF the man
ner in which the All-Russia gov
ernment was deposed.
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WILL REGISTER
 ALIEN WOMEN IN P. B. ABOUT MAY 1
Police to Make List in City and Postmaster in
 County.

Police Chief Frank Stewart yester- day received instructions from Mayor Bloom to be ready to register Ger man and Austrian women about May l, under President Wilson's proclama, tion of April 19. The police will reg ister the city women enemy aliens, and Postmaster John D. Wilbourne will register those in the county Mayor Bloom was appraised of the ap- preaching registration by a letter from Attorney General T. w. Greg orv.
 Registration rules for the women will be the same as for the men who were registered several months ago They will be photographed, their finger prints will be taken and all other de- tails concerning them will be record ed. They will be required to get a permit if they desire to leave the city or county.
 In His letter to Mayor Bloom, At torney General Gregory highly com plimented him, Police Chief Stewart and the police force for the quick and proper registration of the men.
 No estimate of the number of wo- men to be registered is available, but
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PERSONAL.

w. l.. Matthews is spending today in Gould on business.
 George Morrow, planter of Sherr,lll' who was in Pine Bluff yesterday transacting business said he had to replant about half of his corn acre age. as a result of the heavy rains recently. Mir. Morrow did not plant cotton until after the wet spell.
 T. H. Mourning, representing the Firestone Tire company. is in Pine Bluff. comforting with Messrs. wv. S. Turner and Leo C. Peck, of the Jef' ferson Tire and Equipment company distributors of the Firestone pro- ducts here.r.
 w. M. Boyett, successful planter of Altheimer. was transacting business in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 Herbert Williams of the 142nd tlelc artillery, now at Camp Beauregard La.. stopped here to visit Miss Lima m Tull. after spending part of a, fur lcugh with relatives and frlends al Russellville. Mr. Williams left Thurs day night to rejoin his command.
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Dr. M. E. Henry

Funeral services for Dr M. E. Hen rv who died at 1:'20 o'clock yester' day morning at the home of his SIS ter. Mrs. A. l.. Oden, 15l5 East Sev- enth avenue, will be conducted at a:3 0o'clock this afternoon from the residence by the Rev. w. c. Wood Burial will be in Bellwood cemetery.
 The following will serve as pail bearers: E. A. Rogers, Dan Watkins, l.. B. Mcdonald, w. H. Hall, pr. o. G. Blackwell, Dr. J. F. Crump, Dr. J. s. Spillyards and H. J. Peterson.
 Dr. Henry. who was g years old, was a prominent physician at Horn beck, La, until ill health forced him to retire. and he came to Pine bluff Christmas to make his home with his sister. :.
 He graduated from the medical department at Vanderbilt university at Nashville. Tenn. in 1912, and then spent two years in the Panama Ger Lodge Mo- '252. F. & A. M.. Scottish Rite .Masons and the Shrine at New Orleans.
 Besides his sister, he is survived bv a brother, Major Henry, now in France.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 ELECTS VESTRYMEN

Vestrymen elected at the annual meeting of Trinity Episcopal parish are: Robert E. Lee, senior warden Leo M. Andrews, junior warden Frank M.' Roane. treasurer; Samuel F. Vaulx. secretary; Clifton Dancy M. Danaher. Thomas s. James, C. A. Linaker. William Malley, J. H. Mann and D. G. Maxey, Robert E. Lee was elected delegate to the annual council of the diocese, to be held at Batesville May 8. g and 10. The ap pointment of other delegates was left to the rector. Rev. H. A. Stowell
 The reports covered but the eight month period. of from May 1. 1917 to Jarnarv l, 1912 This was done in order that henceforth the busi ness year of the church may synch ronize with the civil wear All re rorts showed that oblieations had been met un to date and in' some in stance there we~e creditoble finan ciai balances. The Prowth cf the narish wac nornol. Materially it is in better condition than ever he fore. The rector's salarv was cub stant:ally increased last December
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WELL & STRONG-..
 WAS A WRECK
'Tis Very Interesting Story Louis jana Lady Tells About What
 Cardui Did For Her.

Echo, La.-'For sixteen years, un- til a year ago." writes Mrs. J. O.. Gueringer, of this place, CT suffered from all kinds of pain, until got so rundown and weak I couldn't walk across the room i. .. was physical wreck . I kept getting worse and worse and was confined to my bed fer three months ..
 Then some friends of minc advised me to try Cardui After using three bottles I was much improved In a month I was able to get up and do a little work, and soon after was 'built-up well and strong
 I used 13 bottles of Cardui all to- getler. Have been well and strong ever since. I am giving Cardui now to my daughter. It did me so much good. I want her to try it.
 am glad to be able to make this statement so other sufferers may be benefited. I can never be thankful enough for what Cardpi did for me" "
 Many thousands of women have had similar experiences with Cardui, the woman's tonic.
 Try it, if you suffer pain. feel run down and weak.
 Cardui, taken in time, when you feel the first symptoms of trouble, may save you a long spell of sick ness.
 Al all druggists
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OBITUARY
q. VI. LYONS.

Funeral services for o. M. Lyons, who died Thursday afternoon, will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs. $. J. McCarra. 10S Park Place. The Rev A. A. Boyd will conduct the services. The services atthe grave will be con- ducted by the I. o. o. F. Tie follow ing will be rallbearers: Honorary G. B. Conwel. J. A. Clague, c. G Hunter. J. w. Crawford, D. wv. Rit- chic, Frank ,Harwel and Frank SchwaD: active, S. B. Russell, J. E Baker. A. H. Rowell, J. w. Baldwin Wm. Meek and J. E. Clark, all Odd lFellOWS
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'. ". C.. .t. NnfnS

'. ". (. i.
 Notes.
 Four new members were received intno the Y. WV. C. A. yesterday.
 The French class last night was wei lattended, as well as were the Grammar and sewing classes. Miss Harrel has charge of the French, Mrs. Cora Gillespie the grammar, and Mrs. H. c. Newton on sewing. The domestic science class, which was to have been held last night, was post poned on account of the lack of equipment.
 This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rainbow Club will meet, and at 3:30 o'clock, the gymnasium class will be held
 Mrs. Powell is expected to return today from Camp Pike, where she has been singing at a meeting for the past week. Miss Lindsay has been acting secretary in Mrs. PowelPs ab- Sence.
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.

Judge John M. Elliott yesterday IS < 'sued an order restraining Calvlh Moore from withdrawing from oanks anv money he may have on deposit and from molesting his Wlle. E;ae. Moore. or going about the preliii5Gs @ h;s at 29C1 West Thirteenth, where ns m,s wife resides. The order was ehterse ere on the petition of Moere's wife' wns 0 has filed divorce, charging crue treatment.
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NEGRO CHURCHMEN
 SELL U. $. BONDS

A drive to sell s2,Ooo worth of Lib, ertv bonds was started yesterday al the district conference here of the A M. B. church. Support of the govern ment bv the negroes was urgeq N NoS Rishop J. M. Connor. Dr. F. r.. LytH5 ,3 Rev s. L. Overall of Helena, Rev W T. Pope and others. Subscriptions amounting to almost sl,0Oo were op tained and the work will be continued today.
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LORD NORTHCLIFFE 7
 TO RESIGN POST

London, April 26.-The Standard says that it. understands that Lord Northcliffe, chairman of the London headquarters of the British mission to tn eUnited States, and director of propaganda in enemy countries, tend cred his resignation on account of Hl health. btu that at the request of the premier and the cabinet he consent ed to continue his duties until suo- cessor can be found. se . \.
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it is expected it will be about same as the men.
REYDEL SuBSCRIBES
 FOR $5,00O OF BONDS

Reydel subscribed for $5,000 worth of Liberty bonds at a meeting last night when addresses were made by Judge w. B. Sorrells, Rev. Frank Thompson, J. F. Mcintyre, J. Harvey Means and Lanes Jones, colorei at torney. As must of these bonds vel e bought h. colored people, Rey'G1 s showing is considered remarkable. Every white residen; bought liberal ly. D.. l.. Notrece arranged and presided o"-; 1he mfeting.
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PLEDGE $4O,OOO TO
 CHURCH CAMPAIGN

Atlanta, April 26.-Delegates from five southern states representing the Men and Millions Movement of the Christian church, met here today and pledged $40,000 in support of the church's campaign for funds for it's various organizations. It was an- nounced after the meeting that the immediate campaign is for the pur- pose of raising $2,447,00O for the church.
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Mrs. IsOla Benton.

Funeral services for Mrs. lsola Penton, who died Thursday, were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home or her danohter. Mrs. Will Mil Ter on South Main street. by Mrs. An ma Bell Henry. reader of the Christian Science church.
 Many beautiful floral offerings in dicated the esteem in which she was held by hundreds of friends. Inter ment was in Re'lwood cemetery. Her con. Will Willer and wife and dauehter of Fort Smith: Roy Gould a grand son, of Camp Pike. and Mrs Nelson Rethea of Little Rock, attend ed the funeral. IVY
 The pallbearers were Fred w Hovler. J. P. Jordan. C. P. Gould n. l.. Franklin, R. H. Williams and T Harvey Means.
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pov Oliver II. Keadle,

Funeral services for the Rev. Oli
 yer Keadle. for B years munster of the gospel, who died Thursday at T onsdale after an illness of several months will be held this morning al If o'clock at Hot Springs. He was the father of o. P. Keadle of Pine Fluff. Besides his son ne Is sur
 vived by his widow and two dangnt ers. Mrs. e. VI. Kirby of Little ROCK and Mrs. c. C. Bular of Hot Springs
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Christian EndeayOr Social,

The Christian Endeavor society of the irst Presbyterian church enjoyed a social last night at the home of Miss .Sallie Byrd on West Fifth. In a contest Miss Hughlett Coleman was awarded thrift stamps as the first prize and Frank Toney was awarded the consolation. Refreshments were served
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New British Air Head.

London. April g26. Sir William Wier has ben appointed minister of the air forces in succession to Lord Rothermore, brother of Lord North onile' Who reslgneo SssIerGay; s.'s 9.s:,;. VI appointment was made this evening
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Mrs. Street of Lake Village, the guest of Mrs. w. F. Coleman, will motor to Hot Springs for the bien- nial with Mrs. Frank Tomlinson.
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WALL. BUYS HUDSON.

c. J. Wall, one of Pine Bluffs leading cotton buyers. yesterday pur- chased from w. Hicks Riley. manager of the Pine Bluff branch of the Lit tie Rock Motor Car company, a
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Miss Bernice Grieves is epdnin: the weekend with Mrs. Leo M. An dreWS in Martin Place.
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Birthday Party For Young FOk1S.

Little Miss Eulane Buckner cele
 brated her eighth birthday yesterday afternoon entertaining a number of her young friends. Games and con, tests wer enjoyed by about 30 guests. after which an ice course was served.
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T. Havnes Creoorv. I. l.. Hatha wav a~ I~nre returned last night from Little Rock. where they attended the Arkansas Cotton Seed Crushers' association convention.
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The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Everett Tucker of Tucker is ill q the Florence Sanitarium.
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AVIATION. SLexAeD 1y<~s.

e; Hudson "super-six" seven-passengar
 l phaeton. MT. Wall has been driving ia National. which was sold him by 1 MT. Riley before the latter obtained
 the distribution of the Hudson cars.
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MT. and Mrs. Pierce Graclo of Rol Roy spent Wednesday in Pine Bluff
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Mrs. pr. Wood of Altheimer was in tn city yesterday.
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rson County koOe Meeting.

members of the Jefferson raua, Suffrage Central Com ond all women voters of this punity are asked to be present afternoon at the Pines ballroom, m,olock for a business meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Couch are re ioicin gover the arrival of a baby girl, born on oMnday April g.
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Idist YOllng [ SnciplN.

Soong Ladies socie1y Of me the
 l1'l,ii hnd;st church will meet this Me," wet at 2 o'clock, with Mes Poo'i rrank r Hays, c. K. Caruth- btarcer "A, sligh, and N. J. Can't Mei'o' of inc home of Mrs. Can't
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mdge W. T. Woodbridge has been in Kansas City and t. Louis the past week on egal business.
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,vterian Social

ce Club. c,,,n <. tho First srter;an nu church vii meet this af.
 of 3 o'clock, in the surgical ;na un rooms of the Presbyterian
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ks Minnie Yauch Anderson of
 Id gton, whoh has been visiting in bphis. will arrive today for a with Nrs. j. w. Scales and other
 bds. Mrs. Anderson is making home with her daughter, Mrs. lard G. Johnson in Washington, will be remembered as Miss
 He Anderson.
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fss Frances Cross and Miss Etta 'ters went to Swan Lake yester- where they took part in the play
 nowhere in Trance" last night.
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ss Eugenia Puddephatt has re- ed from visit with friends in Springs and Little Rock.
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Misses Frances Woodbridge anC Martha Whelan are spending this weekend with Mrs. II. H. Norman al Millvile.
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L. |.
 a Children of the American {ltv League will meet this after
 at 3 o'clock in the Y Sunday i fol annex of the First Presbyter- Ichurch. The children are re- He'd to bring d large eyed needle a pair of scissors.
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Mrs. Hardy kilgore. Mrs. w. L. Matthews, Miss Eunice Norris, Hardy Kilgore and wv. l.. Matthews, dr., motored to Little Rock this morning and will spend the day there.
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Es. A. W. Troupe left yesterday Enoon for Hot Springs to attend ibiennial. >
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Mrs. T. J. Collier, and Mrs. Tom Collier, III, motored to Little Sock Tuesday.
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PClyanna Club Meets Today,

The Polyanna Club will meet at 5 o'clock this afternon with Miss Will- enc Alexander on South Olive street
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the War
 k;,,,s Circle.

1 the WAT Hing Circle. ,.., o;, Fv;u meet this afternoon at 3
 o,, Mrs. E. H. Johnson. at her
 m aMrtin Place. Members are e;allv urged to attend this meet land important business matters |be discussed.
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Mrs. J. L. Goree has returned from "a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
 Gibbs BiscOe at PendletOn.
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from Hot Springs.

Born--Thursday to MT. and MT Clarence Carnahan. a son at the apartment on Harding.
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 iss Eugenia Puddephatt has re- led from visit with friends in Springs and Little Rock.
 ss Frances Cross and Miss Etta ters went to Swan Lake yester- where they took part in the play hewhere in Trance" last night. rs. A. W. Troupe left yesterday rnoon for Hot Springs to attend biennial. >4 ev. and Mrs. George T. Stephens children are guests in the home lr. and rMs. w. w. Taylor for a days.
 ITS. Ray yWenrichs.~ has returned h Hot Springs where she has ht the past three weeks recuper- ITS. .G. Street of Lake Village is guest of Mrs. w. F. Coleman, 'en te to the biennial at iHo: Springs.
 -*- ..
 irs. Fred Powell and children re ned yesterday from a visit with Pnds at Farrell. <4g> Pr. Asa Brunson made a Business ? to the capital city yesterday. p. B. Niven and Rev. Theodore peland have gone to Atlanta, Ga, Fnding a general conference of the lthern Methodist church. Nlr. and Mrs. Joe Turner. H. R rher' and Clifford Turner, are now nome at 600 West Fourteenth. Eprs. Leo M. Andrews and daughter |ss frances Andrews, have returned pm Hot Springs. lNalor J, F.. Isbel1 has returned
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ev. and Mrs. George T. Stephens children are guests in the home
 fr. and rMs. w. w. Taylor for days. .-~>
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Ers. Leo M. Andrews and daughter @ |ss frances Andrews have returned
 pm Hot Springs. |MaJOr J N. IShnll -ha ,s ,o+,o<,
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MT. and Mrs. Joe Turner, H. R. Inef' and Clifford Turner, are now nome at 600 West Fourteenth.
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[rs. Ray tWenrich.. has returned n Hot Springs where she has nt the past three weeks recuper- ie
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ID. B. Niven and Rev. Theodore Peland have gone to Atlanta, Ga, fndlng a general conference of the
 lthern Methodist church.
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pr Asa Brunson made a business to the capital city yesterday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-01
HydrO-Electric Power Plants
May Operate on Fuelless
Mondays.
GARFIELD HAS SAID so
Such Mills, However, Must Store
Product of These Days to
Avoid Congestion in Freight
Shipments.

Washington. Jan. 3l.-FueI Ad-
ministrator Gerfeld has issued no
order giving and state or local adj
ministrator authority to close down
lydro-clcctrically driven mills on
hcatlcss Mondays. where their op-
Grafton does not in any way increase
the use of fuel. committee repre-
scnting the American Cotton Manu-
faCturcrS' association was told yes
tcrday at a conference with Doctor
Garfield But il will be necessary
for such mills TO store their pro-
ducts on Monday so as to avoid
freight shipments.
The committee was told by the
federal fuel administrator that the
question Of whether or not to Oper-
ate cotton mills on Monday was a
matter to be left largely to the con
science and patriotism of each OPP
orator. bearing in mind that il was
the fuel administrations unchang-
cable determination to save fuel.
Senators Overman of North Caro-
lima. and Hoke Smith. of Georgia.
accompanied the committee which
was headed by Stuart w. Cramer,
chairman of the associations legis-
latiYe committee, and A. j Draper.
vice president of the association,
both Of Charlotte, ~ c. Senator
Smith. after an interview with Doe
tor Garfield. voiced the opinion that
it was a patriotic duty Of the mills
to operate on Monday.
The fuel administrator was told
that the cotton mills represented by
the committee do not use coal eX-
cept for heating purposes and that
only for brief part of each day
the friction of the machinery and
individual dynamos being sufficient
to make the temperature comfort
ably high in the southern states
where most OF the nine million
spindles Of the associations mem
bers are located. 1t was asserted,
too. that If mills were idle on Mon
days their operatives would burn
more coal in their homes in the mill
villages. and the fuel administra-
ton was asked to consider the mills
and mill villages as a unit in deal
ing with the matter.
Mr.. Cramer asked Senator Hoke
Smith what he considered should be
the policy OF the cotton mills in
pursuance of the administrators
statement. Senator Smith replied
that. under the circumstances. he
considered 1t the patriotic duty OF
all mills situated as above describ-
ed to run full time on Mondays as on
other days.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-01

Robert r. Johnson of Gaffney is
the inventor of device which he
believes will result in the saving of
many lives at railroad crossings.
The invention consists of mirrors
placed at crossings in such way
that travellers may be able TO tell
trains are approaching before they
20 upon the tracks. Mr.. Johnson
vice the danger at crossings will be
reduced TO minimum. He has filed
his application for a patent and be-
lieves that the device will be adopt
ed by all the great railway systems
in the country
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-01
SENATOR A. G.. BRICE
EXPIRES IN CHESTER

Columbia, s. c.. Jan. Sick
pressions OF sorrow were heard from
all sides of the house and the senate
last night when ii was learned that
Senator A. G. Brice. of Chester. had
died at his home.