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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
GAS MASKS ARE ASKED
FOR F|REMEN BY Chief
Test in Albright Room With
Poisonous Classes Proves
Their Value.
REGULATION ARMY TYPE BEST
Believe Efficiency of Department
Will Be Greater If Masks Are
Added To EQuipmcnt-Wi1l Re-
quest Them OF Colonel Myers.

Following satisfactory tests made
IL Twenty eighth and streets. with
gas masks and different kinds of
poisonous smoke. chief Joyncs an
nonnccd his intention Of asking Direc-
tor of Public Safety Myers TO equip
all nremen with the regulation army
mask for use in lighting fire.
Smokes and -:dSS"S made from sui =
phur. ammonia. burning rubber. tar
roofing and other articles which give
air tight room. and iircmen wearing
masks stayed ms de for twenty min
GieS. as they assert. without any visible
effect or iUcoNNon fence to than. Men
who attempted 10 brave the poisonous
fumes without TN" protect ON Of the
masks We're compelled to retreat al
most at once
y fire was built in an iron containcr
in an air iisht room a, the station
iron pan heated rcd hot over the
flames. Then mixtures Of sulphur.
ammonia and other ingredients We're
thrown into the pan and furnished the
smoke. Ftrcmcn believe that with the
aid OF masks they can penetrate into
burning buildings and attack the
source of the flames quickly and with
out discomfort. whore without masks
this would he physically Impossible.
and greater fire loss would result
TIE idea originated when Chief
France, sent home mask 10 his
"a her. Other styles Of masks have
also been tried out by the DEPART
uent. but without tho success attain
cd with the regulation article ycstcr-
day evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
OFF FOR FREDERICKSBURG
VIII Complete Their Work Here Today
with MosaicS JOf Historic
81. Johns.

That the mascot Of a famous French
ace carried on all flights aloft pre-
taking him in several accidents re =
Gently is the firm belief of Lieutenant
| Bob Self. of the Aerial Photographic
Expedition. which has been in Rich
leaves today for two days stay in
The mascot is the favored ono of all
French avlators; the pair. Of tiny
worsted dolls. 'Nnnc,,c and Ratate.''
without which no French ace dares to
tempt fate. The particular mascot
carried by Lieutenant Self was worn
throughout the four years of tho war
by u French ace. to whom they brought
good luck in all his enterprises.
the expedition, which left early yes
tnrday morning for Frederick sburg
carried new wings for Lieutenant Will
sons plane. in which he crashed into
ing Wednesday, "a; Frederick sburC.
LicuienantS Stinson and Potter. who
left Thursday afternoon for f'rcder-
mtes Lieutenant Self expects new
plane from Langley Field today TO re
plaC" the one in which lic dropped At
Gintcr park yesterday on one wing
10 break The force of his fail aftcr his
engine had gone dead" about 500 foot
up. Master signal Electrician Oscar
Pach VIII make the trip to Frcdcricks-
burg with Lieutenant SclG this after
noon.
y mosaic map of historic st. Johns
rach before he leaves Richmond. Many
aerial pictures have been made OF sec
tions of the city for a permanent re-
cord. Mr.. Pach also expects to make
Of Richmond today if conditions are
favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
lNDORSE PROPOSED ROAD
FROM HERE TO OLD POINT
Peninsula Good Roads Association
Formed Mt Rally Held in
Williamsburg.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

WlLLIAMSBURG. VA. August s.
Features OF the big Peninsula road
meet. held in this city yesterday, were
the unqualified Endorsement OF a high
way from old Point to Richmond and
Washington for strategic purposes by
navy. and the organization of the Pc
nInsula Good Roads Association and
the appointment of steering com
mittce TO proceed 10 Richmond as
early as practicable after the convcn-
ing OF the special session to urge the
building OF a concrete highway be-
tween the points mentioned as we'll as
projects. The meeting. which was in
Two sessions. WAS marked by it's en-
tnuS!aSm FOR the cause of good roads
and its community OF interest spirit
AT the morning session the speakers
were senator o'Connor Cioolrick. of
t'redcricksh urg. and Dr. j. y. c. Chand-
Ter: president Of William and Mary
College, on tho grounds OF which the
meeting was held. Ashton Dovcli de-
lirercd the address OF welcome on he
half of William sburg. reprcsentinE
Mayor j. NJ. Henderson.
Ut the afternoon session the speak
cCs were state senator Julien Gum.
Norfolk; General Adelbcrt Cronkhite,
OF the embarkation camp. Newport
News: General William ChamDerlainc,
commander OF Camp Eustis: Senator
saxon w. Holt. OF Newport News:
Harry L. Houston. Speaker Of the
House of Delegates: J. Il; Wilkins.
member-elect OF the House OF Dele
SEdnor, representing the Rotary Club.
Kichmonu; Norvcll |" Henley. me nj 70 r
OF the House of Delegates. preside d
! az poth sessions of the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
GOSPEL UNDER SHELL-FlRE
TO BE CHAPLAlN'S TOPIC
Lieutenant Lnu-ht0n VIII Address,
Congregation of Centenary
Methodist Church.

iAcutenan; James Riddck Laughton
chaplain y III = lean cxped!tionarv
forces for the past year in France.
VIII preach At Centenary Methodist
church At S:l5 O'Clock sunday nieh,,
Chaplain LHuChton served with the
Hightieth Division in the British
training area, and in the Argonne
drives Of September 26 and through
October Since December he was
post chaplain OF Forwarding Camp L.
Mans Area. American embarkat!on
center.
CHAPLAIN LauEhton went over the
top' with MS men, lived their life in
The trenches on tho battle field and in
'ae damp dugouts, and was under
';.- man shell fire for months He
m.N!s'ered 10 the wounded and dying.
WORKING Win me st-etcher bearers.
md evcry burial performed by him
was under shell fire HIS narrow
escapes from instant death were mir
#cI!ous on several occasions, al one
zine being made me deliberate large,
= German sn!per the bu!!e, grazing
rs head. VALE escaping German
sael FIRE, he twice succurnbed 70
o-on7ho- pneumonia. bu: made rapid
=. or--y
The Gospel Under Shell Fire" vii,
be ,.e subject o: Lieutenant Laugh
ems ressas" 20 tha CONGREGATION o,
Centenary sunday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
SOLDIER WOUNDS LAD
Recital Of Exploits Against Hun IcaJs
10 Shooting Of Listening
Youth,

INC realistic recital h~ Ren Ear,v
rnlor"d. q Manahiu, ot Ii g adventures
overseas Vas said 70 have lea 10 inc
ni3hatiy fatal wogndinp OF Henry
Johnson. coiorod. also ~ Mannk.n. w.
'cr!aY 'nIrH'ug According to inc re-
r"ri 81 INC M"mor 81 Hospital where
Johnson VINO only thirteen years Of
tge. MAS taken, the boy IS spncrlnr
rom gun shot wounds IN the abdo,nca
ana ms cond ton is said L. h~ critical
q isnc" listening - the eArlol,S Of
far!y when The gun OF tho latter a
said TO hay. gone of accidentally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
HEAR ADVERTISING TALK
Fourth of Series OF Lecture. DeIIvrrrd
Heforc Members of Adycr-
Users (Inb

DR.. Douglas Freeman delivered tho
fourth of series OF lectures yester.
DAY afternoon at P. NJ before the
gather!ng at the Business Mems Club
The subject of the lectures. which will
be twelve in number are The Psy-
choiogy Of Advertising" Friday. An
gust 10, is the date set for the next
meeting OF the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Previously acknowledged -.
WILL SUCCEED SHEWMAKE
John Randolph Tucker Dccomcs toun.
sci to Stnte Corporation
Com NJ iSHiOn.

John Randolph Tucker. OF Richmond.
has been named successor TO Oscar j..
Sh"wTak", counsel to the State Cor
poraton Commission. according 20 an
nnunccncnt made yesterday.
N!: Tucker is Instructor in corpora
ton u" AZ Richmond college During
the va! nc served on the National
l-aDor Board Ia Washington MI
Shc"makc, whose resignation was an
nornc"d recently VIII. RETURN to Surry
Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Provide Work IN, p.

,SANTIAGO CHILE. AUGUST s.-A
s1HpOo.o00 program of construction
was decided on today by the municipal
council IN order to give work 10 the
unemployed and alleviate the socia
unrest hat IS considered prime cause
IL the high cost OF living. The coun-
CT voted 10 ask Parliament for author
l;E !" issue treasury notes TO cover
the cost Of the program, which in
c!udes railway work. bridges and pub
lie buildings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
THREE THEFT CHARGES MADE
Negro Is Snid 10 HIVE Taken Currency
from CnstrlberE Jcwelry
store.

Mark Hinton. colored. OF sig West
Leigh street. who is now residing in
Jail. had three additional charges Of
theft from his employers. the Castel-
berg Jewelry Company. placed against
him yesterday. Two OF the warrants
charge the theft OF currency while the
third charges theft of jewelry. He is
now in jail on a charge of theft of
currency from his employers lodged
some time ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
RAZE AlRPLANE HANGAR
Exhibition Equipment on Ford Lot
VIII BE Taken Down
To-day.

Work will start today on tearing
down the airplane hangar on the Ford
lot. at BROAD and Eleventh Streets
and the removal of the airplane to
Langley Field. The plane has been
on exhibition for several weeks. and
IL is asserted that over 100 men have
enlisted in the air. service from there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
PICNIC AT BRYAN PARK
Member. Of city Union of Christina
Endch'or Hold Outing There
TOuny

Members Of the city Union o. Chris
B AN Endchvo' "!!! holl "a picnic today
lryan Park, special cars leaving
T5t ara BROAD streets at I l.. NJ. and
p" return lat. Ia the evening. Mrs
II. TrHEs"r IS in charge nt the ar
engagements for the affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Seize Hungarian Pnper.

BERLIN. Angus; S.-One OF Hun
gary pest known newspapers. the
Poster Lloyd. passed out OF existence
Yesterday. II was taken over by the
Soviets when they took control of
Budapest, and so conducted that It's
editor states ne is unable TO continue
It's publication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
ASSIST NEEDY WIDOW
Gifts to Aid Mother Of Seven Children
Reach Total of
SI7G.15.

Gfts through The Times Dispatch
Relic: Fund for the assistance OF a
widow and seven children upon the
rncomn endat!on o: the Associated
char!ties have reached total OF
E!tol5. l. is hoped that sufficient
funds will have been received by Inc
end Of the coming week to adequately
meet the needs OF Case No. / LIBERAL
gifts still continue from citizens who
syinpath!ze with the mother IN caring
for he little ones !ef, 70 her suppor,
by INC iatners death
checks received BY The T!mes-D.s-
patca Relief Fund yesterday were:
= Friend on
< Galcski 10 q,
From sal. OF fancy work hy
guests OF NJ. Elliott Springs 10 u
81 Is
Previously acknowledged 80. l55 oC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Peace with Afrbnni,t,,

LONDON, August S--Peace has been
made between Great Britain and
hfshan!stan. a peace agreement was
signed at II o'clock this morning. il
was officially announced This after
noon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
POLICE CHARGE FORGERY
Three Cnscs Certified to HuxtInr,
Court by Justice Maurice
Yesterday.

Three charges of forgery against
James II. Eller. arraigned in Police
Court yesterday before Justice
Maurice. were certified to the Hust-
inSs Court. Eller is accused Of pass
ing three orced checks each for $40
l.. DenhersOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

LONDON. August S.-The House OF
Commons today adopted the bill pro.
vidng for seven-hour day in the
mines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

Would Have Spain In League
MADRID. August S--Parlament an
proved today the proposal that Spain
loin the league OF nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

Dr.. Douglas $! Freeman will preach At
SfoN" Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow
morning at IL O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

lor Tho grand lurT when ar-aiSncd in
romeo NolEi }'Ni HrdaE on charges OF pass
ne worthless gh"Cks. Euer MAS said to
have been employed al Hopewel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

e'E ~ hi he sssr5s s~, on wh Ms.s frvo nv
+ tf"IIinan MaS uneG S-' an! cost Yesterday
os ss'1pE , s'9 TTltn TOO Eree; qle2H9 3s
terdsy Eoth cases were sent on to tho
grand jury.
G I;,gi,, doomed b. tG,loW workman from
lthyn 70 No virginia hospital. but was
Threc youngs,ers Foy unde-~oot. walker
MsG29 mn 4aa Iam y M. s,r Ta'd to hsye
sought Dy he Kishmond police, 81 '''-"
5' s 4rad Hno 5u aasa ARA T ssea held ID
'4.'' g91ES yeSter4sy OF charges OF pass
have been employed At Hopeweli.
East, End Hap,ts, church trustees have
tjr Butlor % in.Ac -cnsir, on her ahnrSh
ol,idi5Hs a. The 9or5hwes; corner OF Twenty.
s,l,1to ''I ''''S '''S repairs 10 '0S'
A'lso,s0n Of yirEtg,aas is being sailed to
libraries p The ruraI dis;ric,s Of The SAP; ;."s
end Mr. = Harvey clarke has arrived
homo from overseas lie was with the
Second Division. LicutcHlnt Clarke has
been orcrsgts with the marines Tor esh-
Inc cemetery board OF the Sir Moses
N7n..n"r" oGnsr"ca'ior mas purchased an
+d'inn 10 ihc crmei5ty OF the conErcga-
tho ir"Ct purchased is one acre. VI.
bach and Z. Cooper are officers of the
board
Consiahie Fiynn. Of ches,erneId. yes,er-
C.LDlp Tuliafcrro. near the Cicr!Ian
~oho" house, Manchester district. and ar
rested him on tho charge OF havin, .iftcen
Jars of corn iiquo- stored in his home
ESglqsiogn Of sun shell in the mails a,
1! tho ppStaI authorities. The sh"ll was
~ an automatic u"mp shotgun and Shat.
prohoiteA by Federal statutes.
,r, SoiorfGd hod Gssrrters; demanding. an In
an hour struck yesterday morning on a
/ Job Of constructing "a row OF brick houses
( Tor the Fulton Brick Works. on THIRTY
s't"ni, between. 1! and. streets The
/ nearly completed. and It f., believed that
+. rrtton
florence OF the Methodist Church. south. in
session at Norfolk. have adopted resoliI-
llphs commencing State Prohibition Com
missioner reiErS for The manner in which
.nring him Of their sympathy and con-
hience In his integrity Of character
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

Selling cider with too great alcoholic
Don'nt Was N" rha-Ec against ". L. Dunn
Anh W. D.. Robertson m Police Court yes
IerdaN Eoth cases were sent on to the
grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

SUCCESSORS % tho danosod teachers
in the Virginia school for the Deaf
and Blind hayc not yet been chosen
he taken bS the Board Of Visitors this
month since class work begins again
in Scptcrnb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

East End baptist church trustees have
Trp led for e permit from Building lnspcc-
t't bHNcr 20 W.Ao repairs heir church
hNidtHG az the northwest corner of Twenty
Ehth and K Streets. the repairs 10 COS;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

Glass dropped hy = follow workman from
a building severely cut William Branch
,oiorcG, Yesterday afternoon. Branch " as
tahCu 10 tho virginia hospital. but WAS
discharged after mo wound WAS dressed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

RrcakinE III" speed laws while driving \
hors' IN" charge on which Lewis
l'r".inan was uneG :" and cost yesterday
'n Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

Thr"c Youngsters. Eoy Underwood walker
Mccain. and James McCsulel, said to have
ESCAPED from laurel Returm.tory. are bciu.
sought by ;hr Ri,huoud police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

Attention Of Virginians is being called to
ne ARRANGEMENT whereby State Librarian
H. 4 McIlwiinc viii ,erd out travelling
libraries 10 thu rura! districts Of tho state
uTcn certain conditions being compiled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
subject of Much Discussion.


,,ai,n.d ~, 49,. ~ 49,, Firi 49,, ~,
ed in being dropped ire such a sum
mary manner nv tho hoard when no
definite charges had been preferred
against them. II was understood in
stanton that Recommendations Of the
new superintendent had strongly in
'iucnced the members OF the board in
their action.
Recommendations of the state Boa I'd
OF Charities and Corrections Will be
| included IN the supplementary report
which ~ not yet in the hands Of Gov
/ Crnor Davis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
coiorGd hod carriers, demanding an In

Members OF the Norfolk district con-
IG.n,e OF The Methodist church. South. in
.'HS'nh al N"rfO.h, have adopted reSolu-
lions commencing State Prohibition Com
missioner s,s rsiTrrs for The manner in which
sHrlnE him OF their sympathy and con-
NleMDe In his lnteEC!ty OF Character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

liep:ouant G. STANLEY Clarke, son OF Mr.
80 NJ = Harry Clarke. has arrived
mono from overseas. lie was with the
: ond Division Lirutenan, CLARKE has
been orcrs.ts with the marines Tor e.gh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
STAUNTON INVESTIGATION
REPORT IS NOT COMPLETE
State Board OF Charities Will File
supplementary Document With
Recommendations.
HINGES ON DISM SAL S
Alleged Three Teachers OF Many
Years Standing Were Su,nmarily
Dropped by Board of Visitors of
School for Deaf and Blind.

the Virginia school for The Deaf an,
Blind at Stanton. ordered by Governor
WoStinorelard Davis on June &c. fol,
lowing considerable discussion through
on, TINS section of thu, state of the
failure of the Board Of Visitors 10 re-
olcCt AIR. and Mrs. Eureti ard Miss
kayscr members Of the faculty for the
ensuing year at the regular meeting
on ,Iunc II. has not Vet been complet q
by the State Board of Charities and
Corrections.
Secretary MaStiu Informed Governor
Davis Yesterday that q supple me ntary
report was forthcoming IN addition to
subject of Much Discussion.
NoluIninous discussion in the Stlun-
ton press was tho immediate cause ri
cordnc TO those most interested IN
the matter.
Professor r:urett had bccn an in
structor in the school for forty years
and Mrs i:urctt for eighteen years
Miss Kayser had been a teacher % the
blind of the institution for twenty
three years.
1t. will b. recalled that pr. William,
\. Bowies: surerintendent for many
Of the present Wear. II. NJ McMana-
way. young man strongly recon
mcnded hy State SUPERINTENDENT o;
Public Instruction Harris Hart. was
chosen at a meeting March 10 Of the
Board OF Visitors to succeed Or
BoWies.
Say They Were Not Fairly Treated.
Friends Of the thrcc dcposcd teachers
claimed that they We're not fairly treat
ed in being dropped in such a sum
mary manner nv tho hoard when NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

Tho cemetery board OF the Sir Moses
N7n..nor" oonsroca'ior mas purchased an
tom from u du ron, dc Ne,1oTrs 4
Tho >,,r"gt rurgha;,ed is one acre. NJ.
bach and Z. Cooper are officers of the
board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

table FLYNN. Of Chesterfield. yester-
trF captured man who gave his name
~ 't2r Tuliaf"rro. near the German
SDho"lhousc, Manchester district. and ar.
rested man on tn" charge % having tiftcen
Jars of corn liquor stored in his home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

ih' Mhin street station l., being investigated
/! the ppstal authorities The sh"ll was
lh aH automatic uHup shotgun and Shat
tered crate az eggs and other small
"rHaF"S Shipping loaded firearms is
prohibited by Federal statutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-01

FIN ANCIAL

New York. Sept. s0-The money market
| superseded the steel strike as a factor OF
, primary importance on the stock exchange
today. although yesterdays furry In cal
| loans to the highest rate in many weeks
effected no diminutton Of bullish opera
| lions. h
Call money opened today at per cent
soon advancing by rapid stages to 10 and
| tive rate just before the close Of the mar
| ket, when all demands Of the day had
| been met
| These fluctuations were not considered
\ unusual by money lenders In view of the
| interest and dividend disbursements ag-
gregating upwards of SIPS, 5000 which
marked the advent Of the fourth quarter
\ Of the year. I
Steel shares and the many stocks which
| come more or less within that category
were the strongest and most active fea-
| lures of the session. United States Steel
mounting to slightly over los, Its best
| price of the present movement, before
| the higher money rate caused a reaction,
Crucible Steel was again the star per-
| former on Its further rise Of almost II
| points to the new high record OF 247, that
| event being concurrent with the announce
| ment Of the resignation Of the company S
chief executive.
Other steels and related equipments,
public and Pennsylvania Seaboard, Bald
| win and American Locomotives. New York
| Airbrake and Pressed Steel Car registered
extreme gains Of Q to points
| Motors, oil and food shares comprised
| the other prominent and strong stocks
with shippings and rails. top prices In
these various issues being 2 to points
over the previous day, while American To-
bacco featured the final dealings at a net
advance of II points. Sales amounted to
$500, 900 shares,
The bond market was irregular, liberty
and internationals easing, while domestic
rails. especially convertible or underlying
issues, were strong. Total sales (par valued
aggregated 1,450, 900. Old U. D. ponus
were unchanged on call
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-01
Directors Open New Office
of Insurance Company

Officers and directors of the
American Live Stock Insurance
company opened the new offices.
comprising the entire third floor of
the new Finance building, formerly
the Telephone building, 1917 Doug
las street, by holding a directors
meeting.
The business Of the past month
was discussed, and quota of busi-
ness for October was decided upon
and numerous other details worked
out.
Two new directors of the COM
pany were present, Alvan Lydick,
director of the Farmers State bank
of Tekamah, large land owner and
farmer, and A. L. Hacker, former
ly of the state university, direc-
tor in the Woods Brothers cor
poration of Lincoln and president
of the Western Allied Creamery as
ISOLATION.