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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

nec,ed prior to entering the service. arc
the following men: Lieutenant Oscar
Ross b. Johnston. Morgantown CIV. NnJ
New Dominion: Private Charles Boiling.
loias. Pittsburgh Post; Private uf f.ee
Rape; Philadelphia Press: Private
Charles a. Ferry. WillSos- Barre (Pa)
record, and Corporal Lawrence w Ell
tnrd. Baltimore Sun. Corporal A. w.
Wetsel, giarrisonburg. Va, was tho
circulation manager: Corporal Howard
bushnell. Philadelphia, the advertising
manager. and Private John ". Schalek
OIL Pittsburgh. magazine feature wr.tcr,
WAS me star Photographed and author
81 inc famous Raw Recruit" stories
EorPorai Walter Wilhelm. Wheeling.
W. Va. was the cartoonist and John
H. Cooke. Y. NJ. G. n. contributor.
Members or casual companies pa ssed
shroueh the mastering Office to-day.
several hundred overseas trooDs aro
expected TO arrive in cnn,p before tho
NM Gn OF the week. -Four hundred ana
III! men were transferred to camD
Funston this morning 'P
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TROOP MOVEMENTS FROM
FRANCE ARE ANNOUNCED
Casual. and Artillery Forces Included
among Soldiers Sailing for
America.
Dy Assoc!eted prtss.

FAIRS, Feb, 6.--Troop movements
10 the United states are announced
as follows:
solia--pate of sailing not given.
with tractor artillery school detach-
!nenis and Camp Clayton Quartcrmas-
ters detachment.
Meredia-Sailcd February L. with de-
tached base hospitals Nos. II. IS and
uaIS.
alsonia February .. with Sixty
ctghth Artillery. coast artillery corps
cnmpIctc. One Hundred and rifty-first
Field Artillery Brigade. headquarters ::
convale.cent dctachments. Nos. 60 and
50. and c3SualS.
ienderson-Februar 5. With casuals
eattie-Fcbruary |, with the one
Hundred and SiXty-third Infantry
medical detachments. First Battalion
and Companies y. /; and
{ OF the one Hundred and Sixteenth
Field signal Battalion, Battery Of
the Fifiieh Artillery. coast artillery
corps.
Charicsto n-January 81. with Tif;ioth
Artillery. coast artillery corps eNccpt
Battery and caSuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BUILDING TRADES LOCKOUT
Men Must Rrturn to Work nj Once
or u VIII Bccome
Effective.
Icy Associated Press.l

last night by William j. bowen. OF
iindianapoiis. president OF the Union o.
bfick!aycrs. Masons and Piastcrers,
mat The Building Trades EmDloyers'
Association had declared "A Iockou,
against union hricklaycrS, carpenters
ana hosting engineers. was confirmed
tary of the association who sa Id tina,
The lnckou, would 20 Into effect Sat,iT
DAY afternoon unless the men who al
ready nave luit work to enforce - 81
a day wage Increase for the carpenters
returned before that time.
government and private contracts
hrid by members Of the association in
!lies outside New York likely to be
anectcd include those III Mobile and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
|IV|LL RECOGNIZE MEN
Who SERVED IN WAR
slSF2sE
Citizens Of SpotSyivania County
Form Organization TO Car
"a, ry On Work
MILL OPEN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Colonel r. a. Burton, of Swcctwatcr,
Tenn.i VIII BE In Charge-Othcr
News Notes From Various Parts OF
the State OF Virginia.
Especial to Tho Timcs.pIspa,cn !

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.l
III FIR EDERl VA. Feb e
y mass-meeting of the citizens of
Spotsylvania was held NJ the county
sent to take action in reference 10 the
Young mon who entered their coun-
strS,o service in the world Idle war
Judge K. H. l.. Chichester was elected
lpermancnt chairman ana President L.
ii. Russell. OF ;he tate Normal school.
secretary. Both mad" ringing speeches.
a committee. composed OF Professor j.
II. Childs. Captain NJ. =. Rowe and G.
II. Coleman, was elected 10 name u
.committee OF not less thln fifteen. or
more than Twenty-Five members. from
the county. one-ha'f OF whom 70 be
ladies. whose duty II viii he TO gather
ali necessary data OF war activities. in
;ciuding tho names of all Sold;tr who
were wounded and killed and those
who were promoted In tho service.
from SpotSylvania County. This COM
mittee is % report 10 an adjourned
meeting 20 be held on the first Monday
IN June. Much enthusiasm was shown
and the Courthouse Building was filled
with those Interested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
FIFTY THOUSAND SOLDIERS
ENROLLED AS STUDENTS
Hundreds OF Former College mud Acnd-
cmE Professors Are Assigned
ms Instructors.
( BY Associated Press.l

PARIS. Feb. 6.-Fifty thousand SOL
dicrS of the Americas cXpeditionary
force have enrolled as students I'm the
army post schools TO be conducted
under The direction al the army cdu-
ca tlonal commission. Hundreds of for
and instructors. drawn from the vari-
Gus biunchcs OF the America eXpedi-
tionary force. have been sent 10 di-
rect and 10 teach these schools.
The plan is to make these divisional
schools continue in operation with the
divisions 10 which they are attached,
moving with the divisions when tho
latter are ordered on the homcward
route and being broken up only when
ire UNITS are mustered out in the
l u ted states. Courses in hic.l,
branches have been arranged in French
scotch and English universities.
American army men taking courses
IN Europe will have the privilege OF
choosing whether they wish TO return
nome when their uat is ordered back
or TO remain in Europe until they
completes their courses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
WRGlNIAN is HONORED
Wen Who Fired with Accuracy DURING
E"rounter with u-nont Arc
Com ntc ndcd,

WASHINGTON. Feb. G-secro,,r,
DaniclS announced to-day he had com
mchdtu twcnty-cight enlisted ,nen Of
a .i.c h'EH Tor acts of exceptional BRAY
cry. Among them were tweutv-threa
mem oers Of the crew OF the STEINER
,nshlIicc commended for efficiency in
"n'.on ana accuracy in firing during
N thcnohter with German submarine
November &. 80
for bravery displayed in unloading
,"' rRn ana assisting In putting OUT
hrc aboard the s.American steamer
ophir az Gibraltar. November 10. sec
rT:tarN Daniels commended Stanley Il.
Giles. beaumont. Tex, and NaYnarh
a. {Otermund. HcrlcleY cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
FATAL FURNACE EXPLOSION
One Nan KILLED and Eight Injured i'm
'e""essee Coal ANA Iron Com
panSs Plant.

RlEMlNCillAM ALA Fen c-on.
nan Was killed and eight injured. Two
riobably iata ~. in an explosion at :,
day w.
Damage from The explosion. which
. Taking pipe, allowing water to conn
mo contac; with molten metal vns
rStIioated ~ $4,000. The eNplosinn
ana was ici; throughout the Birmjn.
ham district ''''S
i:thjA!nin Austin. white foreman Of
:. furnace Cie" was the man l,iIl.d
Nj those Injured were ncgroos c,
CeD: one ~ IN :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
At the Movies

fiCCOH--Ciarn \vtlIiau. T., ..c
men OF the 1<tosdli<e,, unsl an ..'..
Dill, The Real Roorcveit.r
IStS-I.illiun C:Ish md uot,..
valley" "pp'
and Pluck" oeh
0DEON - Marguerite Ct,r, T.,
"'fttic Minis Itooycr.'' 10
EiJot-Grace Valentine, I'm ..rhe
tbchnstcned womnn..
J. EHlR Alice joyce. In
"EEcrSbOdy'S Girl" :"
REN-SpcciaI Textures.
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Alice Joyce at the nlueh,rd

F.NtTNbOHNS GIrI." WhiCh uas seer
at the RlucDird yesterday and which
VII be shown aeain to-day. presents
Nilc" Joyce in one or the most do
liSh,ful love stories IN her screen ca
recr, She never looked more beautiful
or acted with greater naturalness and
appeal than as Florence. the little ha;
trimmer. who is 'Everybody's t;irl''
and the 'souarcst in Brick Dust Now
until she meets a young man OF mil
lions. other pictures on the same bill
arc Farms and Fumbles" two ,n-,
Big comedy and Hearst News
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institute vii, opru.

~ DANFIlILF. w, T"D H---The Dd N
vile Military Institute viii he opened
r. A Burton Of Sweetwatcr Tenn
who has received his discharge from
the army and who Is coming 10 ban
VILE next month 10 make preparations
for the opening. Catalogues have been
printed and arrangements made for ad-
,equate advertising OF the college. Three
teachers have already been secured
lAlumni of the old H. NJ. |. who have
been interested in ;he venture stated
to-day through Malcolm X. Harris that
all arrangements have heen made and
that the reopenins ot She college.
which was planned for last cp;cm-
Der hut which had 20 nc postponed
owing to the war emergency is now
sn assured project.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
EBERT OPENS ASSEMBLY
''ermnn National Rody Convene. II
"eimar Ia Formulate Repub-
lies Constitution.

'>MSI i;RDAM, Feb. C. Friedrich
f.Deri' Inc German Chancellor, will
open the first session OF the RECENTLY
elected German national assembly at
Wclmar at O'Clock this afternoon.
,tisPatchcs rom Berlin state that after
the meeting OF the body is thus opcncI
me chair viii he taken by the oldest
member OF the assembly, probably Herr
Pfannkuch
The adviccS report that many mcm
oevs Tor Alsace- Lorraine have preseni
ca themselves for the first sitting OF
he assembly,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
NO BEER. NO WORK is SLOGAN
N"r'h j"r"e! iradra Worker. PIan
state Idle Strike AEnfnst
Prohibition.
EE associated Press

NtWNRK. \ j. Fep "a "ro-
Deer. no. WORK" slogan was announced
to-dHy by representatives Of 90 900
puliulng trades workers. who con
u'"nen nation wide prohibition, and
N"tcd 10 ask the EsseA 'rr1da cnunr;i
comprising many thousand union men
IN Nr"arh, and vicinity TO start q
movement for strike throughout the
800 Jul! !. when the temporary
wartime prohibition law becomes ~
rcei!v" The delegates favored mann
i"cture and sale OF light wines and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
.srhe uncr,u,tened \yom,p :,

Vt the Bijou again Io-dnv and -
mo. row Grace Valentine will be seen
IN ne sensational Oliver Morosco dra-
mate success The Unchastened Wo-
demnator% OF tho unchaStoncd spirit
though abiding in a chastc body. The
ahaiysis IS daring. frank truthful and
as accuratc rs an expert SURGEONS
SCaipci ON the same bill Smiling
EiM' Parsons will be shown i'm ."rhe
Ici!N Flsh, laughable comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Postpone confederation of Nom,nat,on.

WASHINCiTON. Feb 6.--,t-ous;der,-
ton or the denomination OF John skc.-
TON williams as Comptroller OF the
Currency. which WAS to have been
taken up to-day by the Banking ana
Currenc; COMMITTEES, was postponed
until Tue3d8y. in order that arrange.
mems could be made for taking ~
s,enographic report OF the procccilin.s
Senator Hitchcock. Of Nebraska. nct
ing chairman. said = number OF Si.
nesees had asked to be heard In ~
position TO the nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
George walsh at COLONIAL,

:. ,n pinns OF an American destructive
M ap ;, , secured py WioNcry by Ger
Etii1nai manner is ono of the thrilling
incidents in Luck and rluck." The
ring George Walsh. to be shown ar
me Colonial to-day and tomorrow
Win new Gaumont Graphic and a
new Harold Lloyd comedy, Take :,
chance. as the extra offerings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
NEGRO SUSPECTS HOLD
UP CONDUCTOR AND FLEE
Avoid Arrest by illuminating Con-
ductor with KcNoiHrrs aud
LcnpinE From Traiu
Special 10 The rimes-Disno,ch !

I.iNClIEuRG. VA Feb. 6.-Two
negroes who were suspected Of being
engaged in transporting liquor held
up Conductor Harris, OF train No To-
on the chesapeake and ohio Railway
Wild rerolNcrs this morning at Reu-
sens and escaped.
The conductor Was suspicious of The
Two negroes and when he attempted
10 Keep them on his train until l.yn CHI
burg WAS reacher, where he could turn
them over to the police. the negroes
covered him with revolvcrs aud cs-
capped.
The negroes last were seen making
nasty retreat in the direction OF
Eivermont Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Hold Former Police Chief.

CHAItLDTTFSNTT.T lille, 4. FtN. ""
The grand jury OF the Corporation
Court, after spending several days in
yestigating various conditions around
the city involving moral de!inNuencieS
as we'll as Illegal transportation Of
iiouor into the city and the sale there
Of, has nicd its report, and the ria!
of several OF the irdictmcntS * cal
culated TO disclose conditions tina VIII
create 10 little sensation in me com
,nunity as well as CONSERVATION IN Of
fetal circles generally. Among the
true bills returned was on" against \.
j.. Henderson. formerly cniet OF police
of the city, FOR thc.i.yi,la wtul sale OF
arduous spirits in. .thr,.c,tS within one
year prior 10 the finding OF The in
dictment. Mr. Henderson, resigned
some months a-u 20 accept position
eB special agent with the Chesapeake
and Ohio hallway WIKI HEADQUARTERS
at Hinton, W va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
HooxcycIt Lie pi,,,r,

one OF the attractive features at
inc victor this week is the life and
adventures OF Theodore Roosevelt. a
screen production giving the high
tiEhts in the. wonderful life OF this
famous American character. On tho
same PHI is shown Clara Williams i'm
carmen. OF the 1[iondykc," a story
OF the Alaskan wilds. Next week BIN
SUNDAY in pictures. shown delivering
one or his famous sermons. and Dus.
I'm farnum in The Light OF Western
Stars" will be shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

injured Yesterday when the car in
which they we're riding turned turtle
on the Memphis to Bristol highway.
Byrd sustained II broken collar bone
and Johnson is confined at home with
two broken ribs. The lmachinc was
not seriously damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

NNTN Fla. Fcb G.--Vhc siennIer
MAscottc. which went aground on the
mouth Of Tampa Bay Tuesday night.
""S noaieh to-day. The vessel was on
'hr sand. ana II Was thought she vas
unda'nag"d and would he able 10 re-
sumo nor regular schedule between
nero ana Havana. The eighty paascn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
PAOEREWSKl is ELECTED
foIi"h Ticket Headed by Musician oh.
tnihs % Per Crut "f Total
NDtcs last.
IDy Anspcln;cI rrn.r-l

PAFlS Feb. 6.-Thc election. IN po
land for members Of tho consti,,,o.,
assembly resulted in the lis, hcndca
ny Premier iIdcr-wSki and VI Tmow
SKI obtaining 80 per cent o. tho fo,nl
votes The Polish Socialist; party -ot
!" pcr cent and tho remainder went
70 jewish candidates, according 10 a
telegram from the Polish official news
;ngcncy to the Polish committee or
or $4,000 eligible voters. 200 mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
A Health Builder
For Weakened Lungs

where continued cough or cold
threatens the lungs. Eckman's Al.
'era,'Se will help 10 stop the coupb
"'rehsthch the lungs and restore
health. soc and $50 bottles a,
druggists, or from
HcKman Laboratory, philadclphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

" DANV HE, w, FcD- b.--II"COTUS ~.
death 1T the Ollie. Of the city Dhysl-
fciaD. Or. II. W. Garnet. show that
twenty-five people died from influenza
III. Danville during the month Of Janu-
being treated here, but the epidemic
has died away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
CI.rse Alan snn,rhrd Purse

; CREME, VA, FeD. G.--rNvO women.
Mrs. II, II. Hebatson and Mrs. Il V.
Crittendcn. were attacked by an alleged
thief, who snatchcd Ms. Cyittcndc,'S
purse. Il The man was caught ny Il
passer-by. and gave the name OF St"-
:phen Saunders, nineteen Years old Of
Ohio. He WAS turned over 10 tho i.u-
thorities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Begin Winter FISHING.

FRIDI.E ICkSEI Itt, A., Fed. 49,
Winter fishing has commenced in ho-
tomac Greek ana other tributaries Of
the Potomac River in this section. Pike
and catfish and other varieties mostly
are caught. Some herring are begin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

: LYN5HBIRT, VI. FcN. w WoN'
has been started by on" o; the CON-
mittees Of the CITY Council here cook
ing torthe removal al The City aims
house from the city 10 the city farm.
zen miles distant. in Campbell County.
Advocates OF the scheme assert tina
the almshouse can be maintained on
the farm, remote from the quarters for
prisoners. under the same ADM nistra
ton, at 4 considerable saving to the
City. An investigation mas been
yn1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
FAIRBANKS IN FLAMES
Invent! buildings IN Heart OF A,ask,,
Town kcpprted De-
stroyed.

FAIRBANKS ALASKA. Feb. e
"entH buildings in tho heart of Fair
banks business district have hnen do
stFNyed by "a fire, which started carly
today, and which has not Vet been
cNtinguiShcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

completion q only twenty miles
OF gaps in the Memphis 10 Bristol nigh
way, q direct pike will connect this
tract for the construction of the gaps
will beAet February l.. according TO
a statement issued recently by The
State highway officials al Nashville.
Tenn. 1t is estimated that the con
struction work will COS, $3.50. Dos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

FoUcrt IfarrOn and Lillian C;ish
stars OF recent u. w. Griftith features
nave scored another triumph in ~
Romance OF Happy Valley" which is
ociighiinE capacity at the Isis this
week. II is veritable page from III O
BOOK o! life, with loves old sweet
theme as its theme. Next week Mabel
Normand will be seen in Mickey" a
picture you'll never forget
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

s. FREDERICKSBURG VA Feb g.
The mfnbers Of 81. Thonass i.plsco-
pal Church, III Orange. nave cEtcudcd
q call TO Rev. u. stanley Litsingcr. of
sUrbanna. MiddleseX County, TO become
their rertor. II is understood that Mr.
Lttsinger viii accept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Two Odcnn lrentnr..

at the Ddeon to-day and to-morrou
Marquette Clark will be shown ir
Little Miss Hoover" one OF the mos,
aciishttul productions this favoritc
screen star has produced in months
On the same bill Fatty" Arbuckio
in Camping Out" the story or n hon.
pcckcd husband who rehciled is tho
extra offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
IIisrontinuc TnII Gn,..

"Nl th.i;Hf. Va, Feb 6-A; a mce,
me hoard OF supervisors OF
AinA.!St county. held Tuesday Il was
n''i ," ny the board that all ;olI gates
on r,"cadam roads in the county ,S"i,rI
ID" oIscon timed as OF Thai dn,c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

voted. Tho women voted in grco
numbers. Results from Outside War
saw. the telegram adds. arc not Vet
completc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Ten or Sou. Heroic Death.

HOLLINS VA. Feb. 6-Bcattic Nc
Falls has received letter from Major
James l.. Thomas telling him of the
heroic death OF his son. Harry T. Nc
Falls. He was Killed October - in
an action against the enemy. near
Georges. during the at-
tack on the Cote De Chatiiion. Young
Morals. by his quick and good
judgment and daring act" did advance
100 yards in front az his platoon.
crawling on his stomach and setting
up his automatic rifle. BY his ac-
curatc fre" he gained fire supremacy
over tho enemy. which enabled his
platoon 10 advance with i minimum
loss. and in so doing ne was sho; down
ard killed by enemy machine un nrc.
thereby showing an hitter disregard for
personal danger and setting an example
50 others Of extraordinary heroism.
devotion TO duty and Courage The
division commands considers Private
McFallss performance Of duty on this
occasion worthy Of highest comnenda
ton. He regards his actions in the
face Of the enemy. gallant. an cN-
ample TO his comrades IN arms and
Of thai splendid stand
ard upon which the traditions OF our
military establishment ar" founded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA Feb Ga
wedding OF unusual interest took place in
he ST. Ma! Mary Gatholie church here, when
Daniel Edward holland. both OF Nurthiicld
Fails, VI. were united in marriage by
Key. Father =. "a. Martin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA reh 6-Rcr
l.min ! Anthony. Of Campbell County and
MISS Ruth % iiurnicy. teacher in The
morntnS ~ ,hs residence Of the brides
mother. AIRS. John = burnley. the ceremony
being performed Ivy Dr. c. l.. Petric psstot
OF the Presbyterian Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

i DANNT-LE, VA. Feb. G.-ReH. =. r.
Y. Gilmour. -. D.. pastor o. the First
Presbyterian Church, OF Spartanburg
has declined 10 accept the cali sent to
him by the congregation Of the Firs:
Church in Danvlie. In "A lctte: re.
ceived, BY the congregational commit
tee he says that he feels that IL viii
be his duty TO remain at Sp.rtanhurS
for some tiAc to come. ihr. tilmour
preached here twice fortnight ago
and paid brief Visit 80 his father In
Richmond before returning home. The
congregation Mi| Row take steps to-
wards maxim. other arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Besins Land Drive.

BRlSTOL. VA, Feb. C.--A \. An.
3derson.. of the Dominion National Bank
nor Northumberland Davis, Of virginia
ION a Comm ission OF fourteen for the
purposes OF providing land for return.
AjrE en- listed men. Before coming here
4 nr. ANDERSON aided materially in the
y IdbertX loan drives In Wise County.