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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-17
Anglicke sbory ma
ponoc Ceskoslo-
venske arnade
Spojencii nedovoli zdrce-
nj svych dobrych pra-
tel v Sibifi.

Washington, d. c., Is. cerven-
&C. Zprava o poslani angli-
ckych posil do Siblfe k podpore
Geskosloyenskych a ruskych sbo
RI. kontrolujicich Vladivostok a
natnou east trans-sibirske zelez-
nice byla zde ziskana z 6rednfch
.paa.a3ndss sJe oeiyidness A statee-
ne boiujiciln Cschoslovaknm do
stane sc potfebne pomoci, ably "a
braneno bylo jich zdrceni boise
yickfmi sbory, spolupracujicimi S
propuSt6nymi nemeckymi zajatci,
at uz jakekoliv vFsledky budou
planu ma spojeneckou a ameri-
ckou voienskou intervenci V Ru-
sku.
Jak silna vojska poslana byla
do Sibire, nenl znamo, stejne pax
neni jasno, je-li tento krok castl
ySeobecneho planu zakroeeni, ma
kterem spojenci Sc rozhodli bez
souhlasu a spoluprace Ameriky.
Anglicke, americke iaponske
oddly pfijizdejf do 'Vladivosto-
ku, ably obhajoYaly III sklady va
leGn{ch potfeb. Neni doposud
zadn{ch znamek, Q kterEch dalo
by Sc souditi, ze president Wilson
zm6nil sydi predpoklad, ze vo-
.ienska expedice do Sibire memo
hla by bfti podstoupena bez sesla-
benz fronty Evrope.
O Rusku jednano bylo obou
zakonodarn{ch domech sobotu.
Senator Borah Idaha 2adal 0
yojenskou hospodarskou inter
yenci. Senator Thomas Colora-
da ma druhe strane prohlasil, ze
major Raymond Robins, Glen mis-
sic Cerveneho krize do Ruska jei
informoyal, ze jenom pratelske
V Rusku molly by byti
Senator Poindexter z
Washington po te odsoudil boil
sevieke viidce jake zradce "a
prodance Nemecka. V dome "a
stupcu socialistick{ kongresnik
London New Yorku obhaj ajoval
bolseyiky a pfedpovidal, ze pofa-
dek obnoven bude V zmatcfch Ru-
ska.
John Sookine, ellen ruske mis-
sic, vydal prohlaseni, kterem
naznacil, re Rusku nemuze by
ii zffzena ylada narodnfho cha
rakteru bez spojenecke pomoci a
soueasne pfimlouva Sc "a rychle
poslanf pomoci chrabr6 ceskoslo-
venske armade, jez naleza Sc Y
povazlivem postaveni. nebof pro-
ii nj pracujf polem slime bolseyi-
cko -nemecke sbory.
2 Wsshingtopu bylo oznamano,
3. al doposud 100000 amor.
ckJ,ch vojaku bylo poslano do
Francie. 2 tohoto poctu asi 90
600 poslAno bylo Y prave uplynu-
lem tFdnu. Veslo ve znAmost, ze
doide k utvofeni iii velkgch pol
mich americkych armad, nichz
kazda buds miti cd 225,000 do
250,000 mud,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-17

Londyn, Is. 6clyenee. Spat-
ne potasi doposud pfcylada na
bojiStich We Francii a Flandrech
a valecn6 operace jsou pod nor
malem. Nikde nedoSlo k utkanim
We v5tsim meritku a biieynl elm
most obmezovana byla hlayn6 ma
2akopoye najezdy patrolnf sraz-
Ky.
Velka della nepretrzite yrhaji
projektils vSech razi ma posicc
soupefii Y rdznyeh dasteeh bitey-
nj fronty, zvlaSt6 pax ma ameri-
exc yyseci, podel Marne, SEX
torech, udrzoyanych Anglicany
nedaleko Albertu, ma KENNEL pa
horku a u oblasti Ypres, jakoz j
nedaleko Corey. kde Franeouzo-
We cell nenfiteh.
Neni doposud zadneho mama
ceni. ze piiblizila Sc doba oceka-
yaneho obnoveni ofenSivy Nemei.
Vojensti pozorovatel6 nicm6ne
vychazeji predpokladu, ze po
rozplynuti Sc nizko Sc ydlejicich
mrakt. nichz fine Sc dGst, po-
kus 0 yelkf napor bude Nemci
proyeden. O6ividne ySechno k To-
mu. ie pfiprayeno tdbofe spojen-
cu.
Anglicka vojska V Macedonia
zahaiila operace proti Bulharllm,
ktere mohou Sc vyvinouti smerem
zapadnim podel biteyni fronty a
doplhoyati iisp6Sny napor, proya-
deny italskymi a francouzskfmi
sbory Y Albanii Zapadne cd me-
sta Doiranu, ktere lezi ma zelezni-
ci severne cd Solune, Anelieane
nderili ma Bulhary
Podrobnostl techio opera
cich doposud nedoslo, muze bJti
ale pfedpokIadano, ze Angelica
nun jedna Sc amocneni Sc ze-
leznice. vedoucl smerem severnim
cd Uskubu a o pokus dostati Sc V
box nepfatelsklm liniim severe
zapadn6 cd Monastyru.
Y Albanii Francouzove a Italo-
We neposkytuji neprlteii zadneho
odpocinku, zatlacuiice jej mill po
mill ma pobfezi V horach a do
byvajice strategickych posic a yes
ME. Posledni francouzSka 1fedni
zprava ukazuje, ze francouzske
sbory zmoenily Sc vesnic Marta a
Gramsi, 6imz vlchodni kfidlo pfi-
vadi Sc blfzeji k jezeru Ochrida.
Ouch Rakusanil, jak Sc ozna-
muje, je znadne poklesll a VIDA
vani Sc valkou unavenych yojiniI
deje Sc We yelkem mnozstvi. Kor-
respondent Reuterovy zpravodaj-
ske kancelafe sdeluje, ae spojen-
ri iizni Albanii idou cd ilSpe-
chu k llspechu, pres obtianou po-
vahu krajiny, v kter6 operacc
jsou provadeny. V bitevnim pas
mu neni temef zadnych cest a ko-
munikace ic udrzovana prostfed-
nictvim stezek. Zatim co Italove
postupuji ma zapadnim kfidle a
We stfedu, Francouzove pfemahajl il
odpor, nepfitele V oblasti Bosnia,
kde zm0enili Sc Kosnica hrebene
svahi. Francouzove postupujl
hdolim Tomarica. Raknsane,
zvlaste Slovane, ochotne Sc VIDA
vail, nebot jsou valky 1plne ma
bazeni. Ilstupujici nepfftel pall
yesniee a skladiste.
Ma italske fronte nedoslo k zad-
nym pozornhodnejslm udalostem.
Die oznameni valecne ifadovny.
dochazi jenom k delostfeleckym
bojdm riznych sektoreeh a k u
tkanim patrol.
videhska depeie, dosla do Am
sterodamu, sdeluje, be bylo ozna-
memo ohledem ma brzke zahajeni
zaseddnf rakouskeho a uherskeho
parlamentu, ze "dhlezita oznsme-
nj ohledne zahranienich z6sad bu-
dou ueinfna vladon." "
Arbeiter Zeitung, organ rskou-
ske socialni demokracie We Vid-
nj, die depese Pafize, sdda via.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-17
Sp0lSnCi pokraCuji v offensive na Ba|kdn6
|Deste zastavily
vetsl operace ma
zapadni fronte
Nemci obnovi nepochyb-
ne co nejdffve sve mi
rove pokusy.

l.ondyn. 10. cefveDce. - ' dn-
Sledku deStiveho pocasi V severni
Francii nasakla 1plne pnda a to
nepochybn6 ma co ciniti 5 odkla
dy obnovenl nemecke ofensiyy.
.Ie tomu .iiz mesic, co posledni o
fensiva nemecka odumrela a neie-
Vi Sc doposud zadnych znamek, ze
neprltel je pfipraven k novemu Ii
deru. Spojenci cd te DOLBY nepfe-
traite zatlatovali nemecke linie
zpet kus po kusu dllezitych mi
stech. Tim ziskali dulezitou o.
brannou pddu a zmocnili Sc vel
keho mnozstvf zajatcI.
N6metti diplomatic provetrava-
III Programy valecnych cild a "a
mestnavajl Sc mirovym hovoem
mezi sebou. N6mecky RISKY kan
cl6r dotekl Sc vitalnl otazky Bel
gle We spojenf Sc stanoviskem to-
hoto naroda k mlru a prohlasil,
ze Nemecko nema V ilmyslu podr-
zeti 81 tuto zemi jakymkoliv zpl-
sobem. Belgie ie udraovana jako
zastsva, die jeho prohlasenf, a ne
mecka ylada uznava "a vhodn6
vysv6tliti toto prohla$enf drednim
naznacenim, re drzitel teto zasta-
Wy nema Y 6myslu 81 j podrzeti
spiinese-li mirov6 vyjednavanl u
spokojive vysledky.'
Nemecko jew znacny neklid
ohledem ma situaci Rusku, mo-
hou-li byti povazovana prohlase
cefnych nemeekfeh casopisft "a
projev yefejneho min9ni. Mnohe
nemecke organy minultch dnech
pfinesly zpravy, ze bolsevici udr-
zujl Sc pfi moci jenom hrdzovla
dou. Obavy, ze nemecka stavba,
zbudovana Y Bfestu Litevskem, Sc
shrouti, jsou otevfene projevova-
ny. Nemeeke casopisy jew velky
neklid mad tim, ze ceskosloven-
skemu vojsku podafilo Sc zmocni
ii kontroly mad v6tsi tastl Sibire.
Stejne pax jevi obavy pred po,
stupem spoJencd do vnitra Ruska
od severn, cd Murmansk6ho po-
bfezf
We spojeni tim mozno pozna-
menati, ze anglicke posily posla
ny byly do Sibife ku poapofe ee-
skoslovenskych ruskych vojsk
velkych valecnysh I'd
sob We Vladivostoku. Bolsevici
zadnyJeh dals1ch zprav
bojich S oddly 6eskoslovensky
mi, spokojivSe Sc dfivejsim o.
znamenim. ze ceskoslovenska vol
ska zatlacena byla "a Volhu. By
10 ale drive naznaceno, ze jednalo
Sc ustup k sibifske zeleznici,
jezto Cechoslovaci nemohou zfi-
dit frontu v evropskem Rusku.
re Sibire oznamuji poraz
Ky bslsevickeho yojska Cechoslo-
vaky, kterfm nyni pomaha 1,50O
kozakd japonsti a clnsti dobro-
yolnici. Vojska 6eskoslovenska,
die poslednich zprav, postupuji k
Chabarovsku. Sibifska vlada We
de vyjednavani Cechoslovaky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-17
chtejf zahajiti v Rusku.

chteif zahajiti Rusku.
Nase vojska jsou spojeaecka
vojska. Bojujeme proti Rakon-
sko-Uhcrs;u a N6mecku nejen ia
ko reyolucionari, ale jako jeden
ze spojeneckych narodu, a nase
politika Sc prizpisobi k politice
spojenen a k ideam spojene boju-
iicl demokracie.
Take pro mas je general Foeh
vrchni vojeRskou autoritou Je
vidno, re nase stanovisko je sta
noviskem nasich vojsk, jak thu
moceno V memoranda plukovnlka
Hurbana, nebof memorandum
pravf, 20 vojska operujf die roz-
kazu Ceskoslovenske Narodnf Ra-
dy a ze fyto rozkazy mhze zmenit
pouze prof. Massryk. To take O.
svetluje. jak dobfe disciplinovana
nase yojsks jsou, jakoz naprO-
stou iedno,n9st a soudrznost ce-
lebo eeskoslovenskeho hnutf. .Je
iists dostatecne prokazano, ze Ce-
choslovaci Sc kvalifikovali jako
zivel shtotvorDy prvniho fadul
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
CHANGE AT STATE
SCHOOL AT SPARTA

DR.. J. P. Brown has resigned as
superintendent of the state school of
dependent children at Sparta and DR..
L. H. Prince, Madison, has been elect
ed by the state board Of control to
succeed him.
DR.. Brown has been called into the
federal service and will leave as soon
as Dr. Prince can arrange to go to
Sparta. DR.. Brown has been in the
employ of the state for seventeen
years, at the state prison, Waupun
state school for the blind at James
vile and at Sparta.
DR.. Prince has been medical super
visor in the public schools of Madi
son for three years and was formerly
surgeon in the Illinois hospital for the
insane at Kankakee.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
|SW|NDLERS GET
MONEY BY RUSE

Relatives and friends of several SOL
diers in army camps have been vic
timized by swindlers who wired or
wrote for funds under soldiers names.
In each instance it was requested
that money be sent by wire waving
Identification, or by mail to general
delivery, the customary explanation
being that the soldier had been dis
charged and would have no way of
securing Identification, nor of getting
mail addressed to his company.
The following is typical telegram,
sent to the father of soldier in a
southern camp:
"Have been discharged. Coming
home. Going to Atlanta through
country tonight Please wire me $50
at Atlanta so l may pay for uniform
and come home direct. Wave identi-
fication, as I am not known in Atlanta.
Wire cash quick so | can get it to-
morrow morning"
Before being complied with, any re-
quest for money to be sent under such
conditions should be verified by a
letter or telegram to the commanding
officer of the camp in which the man
whose name is signed to the request is
stationed.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
KIRKWOOD

A number of burden sharer ladies
did relief work at the home of Mrs.
Edith Harris on Wednesday after
noon. All decided to hold future
meetings on Thursday afternoons, the
next one to be held with Mrs. Alice
Weidenkopf on May g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Smith, who
spent the past week in Pensacola,
Fla, visited during the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Smith, as they
were on their way to their future
home in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Grubb and
Mrs. Florence Pearson Of Baraboo
were callers Sunday at the Charles
Randall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bisch called Satur-
day at Ableman on the latter's sister,
Mrs. Henry Kopf, who is i'll.
Ohio Wichern purchased new Ford
car Saturday.
Bruce Trusse1 has moved his fam
lily and household goods onto the Seek
: er farm here.
Mrs. Louie Wichern attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Robert Edwards in Port
i age on Thursday.
Nearly all the members of the Fred
and M. Bisch families were in attend
ance at a supper given on Thursday
evening in honor Of the eighth birth
| day anniversary Of the twin children
! of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Feltz, Clarence
!, and Clara, of Baraboo. Joseph Kos
mosky, great grandfather of the twins
who is now for time making his
home with his daughter, Mrs. M
| Bisch, was also in attendance.
Mrs. N. H. Smith of Baraboo spen
Friday afternoon here in the home Of
her son, H. III. Smith.
| Louie Wichern made business Wis
it Thursday to the home of Clifford
| Capener, in Caledonia.
| Chester Paddock of Baraboo made
a weekend visit with his cousin, FREQ
Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vol and little
daughter, Leona Grace, and Floyt
Randall were Friday evening callers
at the Charles Randall home.
John Bremen visited his daughter
Mrs. John Paddock, On Sunday after
noon.
| August Schirmer is in the Barabot
hospital quite sick with bloodpoison.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
WEST LAVALLE

Ernie Dehler, who was called to the
colors, went Friday to Rockford, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Webster and
Vera Webster of La Vale spent Sun
day at the Walter Rabuck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Doering and
daughter Clara of Wonewoc called at
the julie Doering home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Rabuck and
Mrs. AL. Doering went to Reedsburg
on business Friday.
Mrs. Grin Hochmuth went to Reeds
burg on Saturday.
A number of the young folks from
here attended the farewell party for
Edd Woolener of Bethel on Saturday
night. He has been called and expect
ed to leave May =.
Miss Clara Dreshmeyer of Wonewoc
spent last week with Miss Blanche
Doering.
Walter Rabuck and family pur-
chased a fine new Victrola last week.
Mrs. Lena Sanders of Wonewoc is
visiting at the Al. Kennenberg home.
Mrs. Al. Doering and Mrs. Julius
Doering went to a Red Cross meeting
at La Vale on Tuesday.
julie Doering and family went to
Cazenovia on Saturday.
Mrs. J. G. Johnson, who has been in
Madison for the last month, returned
home last week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
BOTH PARTIES
MUST APPEAR

Both parties named in an applica-
ton for a marriage license in Wiscon-
sin must appear in person before the
county clerk or make sworn state
ments before a notary, according to
an opinion Of the attorney general at
Madison given to John W. Soderberg
district attorney of Barron county.
County Clerk F. A. Cooper thinks
the above applies to applicants who
are not of age The law appears to
be clear in other cases.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
MAILING PAPER TO
BOYS OVER THERE

Newspapers or other publications
may be sent to the soldiers in France
at the rate Of four ounces for one cent.
The copies should be carefully
wrapped and plainly addressed. Pub
fishers may send at the usual pound
rates In writing the address spell
out the name American so as not to
confuse with Australian, both abrevia
tions being A. E. F.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
NO FAIR In ADAMS
COUNTY THIS YEAR

There will be no fair at Friendship,
Adams county, this year. This pro-
gram may be followed until after the
war.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09
APPLICATIONS TO MARRY

Fred E. Schranke, Reedsburg,
Lucinda Gratlueschen, Reedsburg.
Fred M. Pagel, Woodland.
Viva Adell Stull, Wonewoc.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-09

/ DR.. KOAC, the Chicago Specialist
treats all Nervous and Chronic Disease
of Men, Women and children, and offer
to ali that will call on that day, dat
and during the hours given below, con
sultation and advice FREE OF CHARGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
Build Aeroplanes
Here for Practice
Grcenhoto johnson Lays Before
authorities PlanJor Instruction
in Airshsp Mechanics

Grecnhow Johnson. an aeroplane de-
SiSncr whose home is ut COS West
Franklin Street. is agitating in in
tcrcsted circles the matter OF an avia
tion school in Richmond for the ben
GIFT OF the militia. Every pupil is to
lie taught to build machines, as well as
ny them
MIR. Johnson is now with the Curtis
Aeroplane and Motor Corporation. OF
Hunalo, y. Y. lie has been in tho
city the past week in conference with
State and school officials and his pian
has received the Endorsement OF Adju-
ant-Gencral w. w. Sale Colonel Il. q.
James. Secretary iof the Common
wealth. and Or. J. a. {. Chandler. SUI
pcrintcndent of tho City Schools.
Mr. johnson outlined plan some
'iine ago 10 secure volunteers who shall
enlist for three years training after
which time they shall be subject 10 the
governments call as IL they were still
In training. Mr.. johnson proposes to
manufacture tho machines. thereby
teaching construction, and the instruc-
ton shall be given the men twice =
week ut night. which will not Interfere
with their civilian activities during
the day time
The volunteers will receive no nav
during the three years enlistment ex-
cept when called upon for action At
such times they shall receive the reeu-
lar schedule OF pay allowed by the
government for such work. Actual
expenses incident 10 the conduct of the
school arc TO be horne by the United
states government on Il $4,000 a year
budget.
Inc advantages to be derived from
the establishment of such a school is
primarily that when the government
needs trained men 10 build and Nv
machines. rs we'll as to carry out mill
,arE tactics. these trained men will
he immediately available. They will
he judges of the proper wood and other
material for the construction of such
machines, and will he able to equip
them with wireless outfits and tn h,n-
ole gasoline engines. They will also be
trained TO cooperate with the signal
corps. and TO make Typographical maps
anu TO judge the time movement of
troops and other technicalities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
NURSES FAIL TO FILL
OUT SURVEY CARDS
MisS VIM Wort Snys Wholly Unfounded
Numors Arc Prevalent ms 10
Its Purposc

Unexpected difficulties have arisen
hooking the efforts IF the chairman of
Tue nurses survey committee Of the
State Of Virginia, Miss p. 2 Van yor,
superintendent cf Stuart Circle Hos
paai' 70 complete the survey bv inc
INST OF the year. a: she had confidcr,r
hoped 20 he able to do.
The chief obstacle in the way Of eS-
pedtting the completion OF III. survey is
me amazing ignorance OF many grad
uate purses who are evidently haunted
by tho fear of being forced into for
eiSn service unwiilinsly. In the sur
NeE their imaEinations sec tho initial
action OF the government which in
tends 10 use the survey as an instru-
mcnt To Tore. them TO enlist for SER
Vice with the Red Cross.
Such emphatica!ly is not III. case
MISS Van Wort is weary of explaining
TO hundreds of girls that such inforua
tioh could not possibly be authentic,
yet the cards continue to come in with
me now-familiar notations giving some
excuse or refusing outright 70 sign
the cards under the plea OF not want
ing TO sign UP for service. or that
circumstances are such that the un-
dersigned nurse could not 20 away
from home, and on
Aside from the fact that sucb ac,ior
IS unpatr!otic 10 "A degree; il is block
lnr the efforts OF the committee to
hhish III" survey within any reasonable
time
As follow-up work OF the survey
Committee, Miss Van Wort has been
appointed chairman Of tho nursing ac-
tvities OF the State Of Virginia She
hopes IN this way 10 reach every indi-
ridnal nurse in the State. whether n
graduate, undergraduates. practical or
pGri nurse Through the press. MISS
van Wort is making an appeal to all
the nurses Of the State, even to those
VINO are married. and who have given
up professional nursing entirely 10
writ" to her about these unsolved prob
leinS which are disturbing their pcacc
of mind, and she will hc glad to cx
plain the matter Of tho survey fully and
satisfactorily.
OF Statewide interest is meeting
which viii he held tomorrow night al
stuart Circle Hospital. 1t is primarily
IA conference of superintendent, before
which viii appear. Dr. II. IT, I;hbs
OF the Richmond School }. Public
iiealth, formerly the Richmond School
or Social Economy. to urge upon the
the advisability OF al
lowing certain percentage of senior
nurses 10 take the course outlined re-
Gently by this school TO expedite the
training Of the nurses, and to give them
the requisite experience in public
health work.
The committee which has Jus, been
appointed, OF which Miss Van Nor, is
chairman. will act as a clearing -nouso
Tor all inquiries relative to nursing ac-
Invites in the state Hospitals which
have shortage OF nurses in traininr.
ithc those which have had to turn away
hpi'iicaHts. VIII have ALI these matters
holuSrcd satisfactorily to all concerned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
COL. ANDERsON'S FUNERAL
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW
To i,c Held at st. PauIs Church
Monday at 1890 O'Clock, With
interInent in Hollywood.
DIR. BOWIE 70 CONDUCT SERVICE
Time Is Advanced From To-Day
because of Large Number OF Dele.
cations and Committees Desiring
to Attend tho Funeral.

rho funeral OF Colonel Archer An
dcrson. seventy mine years old. prcsi-
dent Of the Tredcsar Company, widely
known in Richmond and the South, and
one of the most distinguished citizens
OF this city, who died Friday afternoon
at his home, l0l West Franklin Street,
after brief illness. will be conducted
by Rev. w. Russell Bowie ID. D.. from
st. Paufs Episcopal Church. The in
torment, which will be private. will be
in Hollywood Cemetery.
The pallbcarcrs will be Frank A.
Hobscn, Richard w. Jeffrey, Levin
Joynes. J. 7. Anderson. William r.
Trainham, John Stewart Bryan. Wynd-
ham Il. Meredith and Coleman Wor-
than.
The funeral had first been planned
for this afternoon, but later arrange
mcnts were made and the hour changed
until shortly Cftcr noon Tomorrow IL
is expected that many employees Of tho
TredeEar Company will attend the ser
vices because of the strong persona,
bond Of friendship which existed be-
tween them and Colonel Anderson
In recent years Coloncl Anderson
who was one of the men largely re-
sponSiblc for the great growth of Rich
mond in the reconstruction period fol-
lowing the War Between the States
devoted practically his entire time to
his steel business. lie took an active
part, however, in every movement for
through the war Between tho States
with great distinction. having enlisted
as n private when he was twenty-one
years old. At the close OF the war he
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Was assistant Acknowledgement on tho
stan OF General Joseph Il. Johnston.
ofticerS. members and the advisory
council OF the Confederate Memorial
Literary society were requested last
night to meet in the vcstibule OF St.
Iaufs Church Mt 1916 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon They will attend tho
funeral i'm IL body.
Tho Confederate Museum which for
the past two months has been opened
on Sundays for the benefit of visiting
soldiers and sailors, will be closed to-
day on account of tho death OF Colonel
Anderson. member OF the advisory
board and father OF Mrs. Sally Archer
Anderson. president of tho Confederate
Memorial Literary Society.