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The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

Women seem to find about the same
amount of pathos in weddings and
funerals.
A holiday is a time, on which the
family goes picnicking and hates it.
self all day.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

state and state treasurer, and Va
Lear and Bowen are voted on also fol
commissioner. T.. v. Sullivan gets
the unanimous vote for attorney gem
eral. I. NJ. Kalnes, editor of the pa
per conducting the contest, leads fo1
congress with 10 votes, to 5 for Hen
rik Shipstead, for E. E. Lobeck and
2 for Victor Lawson. John A. Ur-
ness, the Douglas county member
the legislature, has only votes TO
that office, though he was a "league
leader" last winter. Ole Langhaug is
ahead with votes, and /. M. Kalnes
breaks in with 4 votes for this office.
Charles Cheney, in Minneapolis
Journal.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
Dependable In Coolest Weather

Tha MneiIeg Pipegess Fnynnce IL cer-
tainty because &c Is designed and cons
stxucted specially for pipeless heating. It
correctly applies tho fundamental princi.
pies OF Warm and cool air circulation for
heating che entire house through one
which fully complies with khe laws Of
pipelees heating eficiemcY.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
Sold Under Iron Clad Guarantees

The nefer positively your best ehoiee 4cR pleleea
furnace You absolutely assured OF its scsncy b
ne hpding su.rantee under which / Sold guarantees
wven oy I'D maker the l. J. Mueller builders
q heating ystsms - a kinds since 1857 and one oz fe
oidsst and largest concerns IN its llne.
We know what the MusEsr Pipslsss win do-whx A. Il
% suDeaOrt 60 aotheRs Come In let u show Ys1 v
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-26
RUPTURED PEOPLE
Throw Away Your Truss
RaI

Thousands - pptured people arc nndiua
rctrf irum the torture ~ rupture aud ths
truss by using Htu ARTS scientific AD-
uHsiF HLhrAO rAnH. Make up your
mind to be ahlo 10 throw away your old
truss. 10 away with steel or rubber bands
that chAfo aud pinch. Let us send you =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-26
luleo UBGi Of TUBERCULOSIS"

Fvrry suftare,
ron Veal lsfrs
eVsryous %
fliutsd VIA
eArnnis cough
sAouli reed tn
remarkable hn
tory OF q 1rE
tiA sHltrIrd
With Tuhsrr'of|A
who snprr-~ut
ID on him Sc Z
seeking n road i0
health W.ih he
tIup frsaInHI
aus gnurh rart
tortured uHrs ne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-26
FREE Trial PLAPAO

No charge Tor u now or ever. Let us
Eoud you mass ~ evidence 20 prove
what The pIApAO- PADS Aro doing for
others. let us eend you our hook on Rup-
iurn, telling you many things about this
distressing malady that you don't know.
We have sworn statements on hle from all
over the country positively proving that
the ILAIAO.FADA have corrected, Tor all
tune tu come, tho dangerous condition that
Va tho cause Ot the prntUsion ipuwu a.
rupture DON'T WATT DON'T DHIAY .
minute. keud your name and address 10 .
uAi We viii tcud n , HkE TRIAL lIAPAO
" return mail, also book on rupture. Address
rlAlAO co. nloCk one A. Louis, Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MAY CALL FOR BATTLE
ABBEY ANNEX BIDS SOON
Plans for ConStruc c.Nn or Wing 10
Confederate Memorial N~inr
Prepared.

Bids for the proposed annex TO the
Battle Abbey arc expected to be called
for within u month, il was announced
last night By Captain John Lamb
chairman OF the committee in charge
of the construction OF the Greproot
addition to the Confederate memorial.
which addition will be built To house
The valuable paintings Of Confederate
hattie leaders. formerly at Lee Camp
Hall. Plans for the annex arc now in
course OF preparation, and the archi-
tects arc expected TO have them com
plctcd in three or four weeks.
While $4,000 is the figure a, which
the cost OF the construction of the new
addition is placed. il is not believed
mat Il VIII amount TO that much.
Already $4,000 has been turned over
70 the fund by the Confederate
been, realized from the sale price OF
the hall OF Lee Camp. Any additional
amount tina, may be required 10 COM
pete the work may be Used by popu-
lar subscription. Serving with cap
tam Lamb on the committee in charge
OF the constrnction OF the annc% is
-tiP:n NJ. smith, representing the Sons
90 confederate Veterans and General
w. i. Freeman and Judge r. c. Eich-
ardson. representing Lee Camr.
General Julian : Carr. OF Durham.
y e; Is In the city in the interest OF
t;lit re Abbey As president OF the
tontederate Memorial Association
General Carr j. cndrayorinE TO create
a nation wide interest in the abbev
winch lie described as one nf M
priceless treasures Of the country. and
INC glory OF the South" The mural
uecoTat!oEs IN The memorial II, rs ~
pectee VIII he coupicted IN January,
part Of the buiidiu; vii, be dccia~s,,
open % The public 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
SHIPPING BOARD TO SELL
200,000'T0NS OF STEEL
Every Sort OF Equipment Must Go Be-
rn""c OF CnncclatiOn of build
Ing Program.

Every possible sort OF equipment.
from wire nail TO Il complete, hotel.
htted with modern convcnicnces. will
he placed on sale at once by the United
states Shipping Board Emergency
lcet Corporation, due to the cancclla
ton Of the shipbuilding program, II
was announced last night from Phila-
dciphia.
Steel, both in Fabricated and un-
fabricated forms. totaling 100000 tons
az the least. will be placed OH sale at
once; y value Of SS0000.000 is placed
This steel will he available in all
s s,S OF FORMS The unfabricated iron
Steel and metal supply, in the shape Of
sheets and plates, or bars. is stored a.
many points throughout the country.
mHiuHins oiantico.r Baltimore. New :
n tk y. j.: Sparrows Point, Md. and
All Of The fabricated structuarl ma
herlai is IN the Pittsburgh and Bethle-
Then. the announc cement declares that
mere rs very large assortment of
,ooiS. metals, machinery and equip
hlcnt stored in Baltimore. which is
VOW on sale at the Canton Warehouse.
BESIDES the steel the Emersency-
q complete hotel development, at
Ninety fourth and Tinicum Avenues.
Philadelphia. II was erected there in
1918 10 care for Hog Island employees.
II consists of sixteen buildings. each
containing la rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
TO SPEED
REDS DEPORTATION
Congressional Committee at Ellis Island Proposes Prompt
Action in Response to Radicals Refusal to Appear
Before lt-Prsoners Sing "Ihe Red Flag Forever"

shull cap and rusty fvocil coat. sat
qmietiE reading his Talmud- while he
Iiiroked his long, flowing white beard
re looked like bcncvolcnce itself.
Are YOU an anarchist. believing in
VIOLENCE to overthrow the govern
incni? he was asked.
~ Man anu a Brother
Il am !, man and IA brother. he an
SWHreu. looking up from his book and
"ni!inS drcamiiy.
, Sar. I'm an anarchist" WAS the vc-
Sjock% youth with grim inv and
smhpping black eyes. what do care
II I'm dcportcd, rhoo:. Sovie, Russia
=, Yes. objected Il third prisoner. 'bu,
IL we are sent TO rcactionarics like Eol-
chak and Dcnikinc. we might jus, as
across
In another room sat Ethc! bernstein
and p"ra Lipkin. two pretty. plump
IN the raid upon The Russian peoples
house here. They sat side by side.
holding hands. one OF them was cry
Most Of the prisoners wan, 10 get
t" SOVIET i;ussia,', said Isaac Shorr.
see now The immigration committee
cam order their deportation when the
So-calIed Reds here do not believe or
advocate violence against the govern
meni.
"i:ut are not some Of them avowed
anarchis;s:': lie WAS asked.
=,
them he answered uuicilly. They
profess the principles OF Christ"
out OF the eight congressman inter
viewed. six were unanimous in declar-
ing that the greatest menace 10 the
country comes not from the |. W. W. or
the foreign born radical. but from the
"Americ.tn parlor Socialist"-;he man
with position. clothes and money.
Tile idea is as dangerous as the
BOMB. and twice as subtle said Chair
man Albert Johnson.
belong TO All Countries.
radicals cannot be classified. They
belong TO all countries in the world.
and range from the lnterllcctuar TO
the laborcr unable to read and write.
Russia may have been the country
from which radicals thronged TO Amer
lea. but il is not so today. SIXTY Of
those held on ELLIS Island today come
from the ScandiDavias- Nor way. Swcd-
en-. Denmark and some from Finland.
y fcw are Russians and there arc one
81 two Italians"
In the past TWO years the govern.
ment has examined about six hundred
assorted congressman Siceel.
only sixty have been d.ported. There
is little danger of any more escaping
from the Island Well break their
strike and act too quickly for them"
lie poitncd out that most OF the pris-
rncrs have been in this country six or
eight years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
She DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
Tells How She Did II With Home
Made Remedy.

Mrs. l.. II. Boots, wcll-known resi-
dent OF Buchanan County, Ia, who
darkcncd her gray hair, made the fol-
lowing statement:
Any lady OF gentleman can darken
their gray or FADED hair, and make il
soft and glossy with this Simple rem
edy. which they can mix at home. To
half pint of water add I ounce OF
bay rum, one small box OF Bsrbo Com
pound and Il ounce OF glyccrine. These
ingredients can be purchased at any
drug store very little cost. Apply
to tho hair every other day until the
gray hair is darkened sufficiently. II,
does not color the scalp: is not greasy
ana does not rub off. 1t will make a
sray-haired person look 20 TO 30 years
young cr.'-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
STATE MACHINlSTS CONDUCT
SEMi-ANNUAl CONVENTION
Speaker Declares Labor Conditions In
virginia Arc satisfactory and
Urges MnchInIsta to Nufc.

Richmond Lodge. No. 10. entertained Il
large number OF the delegates from
the twcnty-odd lodges of machinists.
which, were here yesterday to attend
the scmi-8nnual convention OF Virginia
machiniSts. with smoker last night
at the Arcade Building.
Emmett Dawson. of Washington.
general secretary OF the ihternationa
organization. was here to attend the
convention. and made tho principal adj
dress yesterday.
Mr.. Dawson in opening the convcn-
ton laid special stress on the need
of every ono Of the 10000 machinsts in
Virginia qualifying ID vote at the COM
ing election. a number OF Legislative
matters were taken up at the convcn-
ton and the good condition of labor
in Virginia commented upon. 1t was
found that only in one place in Nir
.cinl was there any labor trouble con-
corning ma chiniStS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
FORMER SLAVE DIES
Ipi"rcu har7rter psss~> ~ tr,,,
be9ond Alter E,cntfuI

~ " Johnson, c9iorcl s..ty.seye
hotas West Leigh Street. abo,,; :
e-ohH Johnson MAS born OF s,ayr
psT|rls Decem bc- u. 1852 in Ch.,-
80 mn. We. and has had rather .
.te y sG-y!ved by TWO sons X
on hson j., and a = johnson a,,G
= az pied EoH- Georr. II. Jof,nGnn
~, .shs's services will be held on Thurs
- ~, 80 noon az l O'clock from .ac
At me close OF the Civil War Job,
oi attended the free school. .s,:,h-
l5heh at shat t:mc, later became :,
and at las; established an unGer:-.t..i
business. lie succeeded and leaves :,
P!osneTouS business al 10 West I"irt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

( >.,,. n, yNiycrsal service
first Soviet republic" TO he organized
within the United states viii begin
tomorrow, when the Congressional I'm
. lnl=ration COMMITTEES. sitting at Ellis
Island, starts 10 break the strike o:
!shtN-ciSht anarchists. tOlShcNiStS
AID Socialists. who have refused 10
appcag before The committee invcs
eating the alien situation.
with tho exception of one OF two
these Reds refuse 10 attend our hear
inSS as TO why they should not be
dcportcd," said Representative Isaac
started the Sitin.cS Of the committee.
'Thcir excuse for the strike is that
we do not permit them to receive
INSISTS from friends and relatives. uri-
less the Reds are Kept behind Il screen
If tomorrow they are still ON strife.
TIC committee Will SEQ Ia IL that each
prisoner is pu; in u separate dontcntiou
pen. Wen use force 10 drag them be-
fore me committee. II necessary. "
they refuse 10 amsweg questions. hey
Will ne dcported promptly"
tadirnis Deliver tltimutun,.
The ultimatu,n Of the radicals. arr
acstcd IN police raids upun radical
meeting places the night Of November
:. was delivered tonight to Immigra-
White ,hc Reds counsc! read the ,nca-
sage. tile eight Cong essincn in the
committee could near the prisoners in
another wing Of the building Singing
OF their voices
Peter isanki. secretary of the Fed
Grafton Of Russians Workers Unions.
decia'ed 10y the police TO he an an
A:chiSt leader among the Russians in
New York. was the chairman OF :hc
group Of prisoners Who signed the
message I" Commissioner Uhl.
Representative Sicgcl declared that
Blanks is the man who organized the
ELLIS Island prisoners into II Soviet
and HAD himself made minister o:
~ miniature nolshcvist Russia. it
is said Mir. Sicgcl commenting bit
,crly upon the laXity or the govern
men, n having released Eianki in 81.
crinina! anarchy, in 1917.
inc Congressman we viii deport
every on" on the list who objects t."
". Won; give them 4 chance - star;
hunger strike. l;ach man VIII b.
haicd separately before the committee
Tor questioning. and tomorrow well
Assistant, Secretaries OF Labor l'os, ana
\hhcrcromhle 10 hasten the derorta-
ii"n.'
Reds EnI". Themselves
While the committee was hearing
H.. Testimony OF Commissioner Chl
that thirteen anarchists had escaped
from ELLIS Island in the past six months
because the guards on the island werc
too old and inadcuuatoly armed TO pre-
won't tic men stealing .. boat and row
inC 10 ihc Jersey shore. there was
music and dancing and an exhibition
Of athletics sotn- ON in room :e:. where
iNC oj2htE-siX male radicals have been
placed 10 await the result OF The depor-
tatIou proceedings.
Peter Eianki. thing. lark. little
man. witN quick black eyes aud a
thinlinpcd, crooked smile was seated
cross-lc-rcd on his cot =ayly s;vum-
ming q guitar. y slim. blond youth
was tur!ousiy executing all the whirls
ana twists OF CoSSac'; dance. while
half {, dozen nshavcn Reds" kept
time, stamping and clanpimS Other
men wccr performing :symnaStic feats
between the rows OF cots piled one
above the other m Pullman fashion.
In corner an Cd Russian IN q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
study Vocational Thcr.yX

IhirtH-four patients of the Home
Tor lncurables viii be given an on
nortunity TO study vocational therapy.
IL equipment can be secured by direc,
Tors or the home TO carry on the work
inIS announcement was made last
night by AN attendant Of the home
richmond girl has volunteered to
conduct the course and efforts will be
,Iiduc 70 secure funds TO carry out the
work. Besides the patients at nrcscnt
coiihhcu IN the home. there arc fifteen
others who are being held on the
Wa'tinS list. There is barely room
,or tne patients now chartered at the
nome II was said last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
coal CONFERENCES: HITCH
REDUCES coal. OUTPUT

, CHARLESTON. W. VA, Nov. e.
Coal-minintS operations in District No
-. United Mine Workers, dropped more
rhan 3 per cent today when several
large mines were closed down, due to
nefusal OF miners to return 10 work.
according to 4 statement issued to-
Night by c. +. Kcency. district prcSi-
dent OF thc union.
Slow progress OF the Washington
conference between representatives Of
timers and operators was the main
c-ausc OF tho mems refusal TO cnto- The
mines, NJ. kccNcy Sa id. but nc added
That e was probable that activities
OF radicals had caused the mon 10 stop
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CALLS on PRESIDENT TO USE
null rOMER 20 END S1ItIlNE

0 !
/, w .tSI1INGTON, Nov. .I--ThC Ma
tional Federation OF Construction In
fustrics adopted resolution here to-
day calling on the rr"eiH"rt 10 use
Srtry resource of tho Federal govern
mon, 10 end the coal strike and insure
assumption OF normal production.
+. y. Randall. secretary OF tho Ma
lonal Brick Manufacturers .tssocia-
ron, declared that even IL normal pro-
duction were resumed Immediately. in
austries employing hundreds of thous-
andS of men would face 4 thirty-day
shutdown for lack oe fuel
Hundreds of brick plants and allied
concerns, he said, already had closed
Ar curtaiicd production. Unless the
Ininers returned TO work within thirty
days, Randall said. normal industrial
activity in almost every line except
:a?e four essential industries excepted
fr.om tuci restrictions by tho fuel adj
ninistra;ion would be forced to sus-
send
The resolutions demand shat ALI
Questions Of tsctional interest be
Waived pending the resumption Of the
production Of coal necessary for the
:lfc and welfare OF all the people.
John 9. frazee. chairman of the or
ranization, and Randall arranged to
I.oCt Dr.. Garfield to seek temporary
Iiclicf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
NEGLECTED CATARRH
Exposes You to More Seriou. rr,,,,.
Especially Now.

1T always affects your stomach ao
ranges your general health. and by I'M
pairing your delicate lung tissues 49,,
develop into consumption. nv
AT times you find it hard to brc,,h,
through your nose, and so hr..,,h
through your mouth, ana hrna ,i';'''.
this way Is always bad.
Caturrh is constitutional ,i.o,
greatly aggravated by sudden ,.h,n.,
OF weather. and especially troublnsn,,ls
at this season.
hoods Sarsapnrilla has given SC
much satisfaction in tho treatmen, M
catarrh, you are urged to give ,hi,
good family medicine "A trial.
IL you need cathartic or laxative
HOODS Pills-you will like thcm.-adr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

{. Muller. OF Richmond. was n,r.
as the delegate from the associ,.i"n ~,
attend the National Association n,
Chlropcdists at Philadelphia ne%t An
gust: At the convention Il wns a..
cidcd TO affiliate the State pcdic
sociation with thc National Asa,
ton OF Ch!ropouists '"S''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
viii Sell Camp Mil. December ..

WASiiISGTON, Nov. 2t--Sca!ed
proposals for tho sale Of government
!!nproN cincnts at Camp MILLS, 3iincola
J.. J.. viii be opened here r.Ceinbc;.
s. The same speCirca lions viii gov
crn as those used for The sale on No
Vcmb.r 6. which was cancelled he
cause OF the failure Of some bidders
to follow the technical requirements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
PRESENTS STATUE TO CITY
StoncNalI jackson Monument For
matiy Turned Over To Itichmond
Through Mayor Afnslie.

Formal delivery of tho Stoncwall
Jackson Monument. recently unveiled
in Richmond into the perpetual care
of the city. OF Richmond. was made
yesterday afternoon by the Rev. James
Power Smith, chairman of the Stone
wall jackson Monument Committee. to
Mayor George Ainsie. The ceremony
was simple one. DR.. Smith merely
walking into tho Office OF the Mayor.
ana turning over 10 him All docu-
mcntS in connection with the construc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
williams on Trial TODAY

In the Hastings Court this morn.
M the case OF Joseph Williams,
nnrScd with the murder of his wife,
viii be called. The case was post
poned from previous trial due to tho
apsencc OF material witnesses l.. q.
t'u cnpurS - counsel for the defend
ant. IT, NJ. Smith. Jr has been re
tanned by the family OF the dead wifc
10 assist the commemorative Attor-
ncE. Williams was formerly cmployed
US cnauHcur by the State Depart.
mcnt Of Prohibition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
bankruptcy petItIon. ,c,,.,

.po.itions' In bankruptcy filed yes.
terday IN the United Statca DisfrIct
Court included that of Isador oak
landor. ,rading as the standard Tire
ana rubber Company OF Pctcrsburr.
company arc listed at S2l 500. o.. Tn.
credits listed equal sG.51O.IS. and Ia,
ior me most part. represented by au-
tomoOilc supplies still i'm tho stocls n,
me concern. J. Wesley BuiIcr ~
Richmond, also field petition of banb-
.ruptcy Liabilities totalcd s5oS 10
with no credits S''''i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CIT THIS 1uT-IT,S WORTH MONEY.

slip. enclose with Sc and mai il 70
foicY q Co. 2h"j Sheffield Ave. Chi
caro-. H., writing your name and aG
dress clearly. You Will receive III re-
urn 4 trial packae. containing Fo-
coughs, colds and Group: Fnicy f. idne,
Pitis Tor pain in sides and back: -hru.
Hit'fin, bd"kachc, kidney and bladder
ailments. and Foley Caihuriic Tabl.,e
+" Nhol.aonc ana thorouEhly cleansing
S"'hhrlc for constipation. biliounuc..
hthu"cnt and sluggish bowels. sold
every "hcrc.--Adv. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

ton Of the monument, with letter
from the committee.
Mayor AinSlie accepted the papcrs
and indicated his intention OF placing
tho formality of accepting the monu-
mcnt on tho part of the city of Rich
mond viii take place. The memorial
TO Jackson stands at the intcrsectI Ion
OF Monument Avenue and the Boulc-
ward. and was unveiled several weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

DIR. w. T.. Ellis. of Norfoi,i
.Icctcd president OF the Virginia pcdit.
aSsociatiorn at the annual convcntinn
Or. Mary G.. Shannonhousc was cIcc,cI
president and DR.. JENNIE Hayes of
Richmond. Sccretary-trcasurer pr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MINES IN OPERATION
IN nItNIINIsiiAM pISrItIC1

:. HIItN NNN-NNI, Nm, NON. -i,-N I'm
mines in the Birmingham district We're
n operation today. according 10 state
lncnts made by the operators tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Roach. J. J. Robertson. Jack Dincn-
bauGh. VI. Fuikc, q. r Noldc. NJ Muir
ply.
Ms Lamb had been for many years a.
member Of I'll GalHbriirr Baptist
Church i"tcrmcnt was in Noun, CA
vary Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
GARFIELD OPPOSES
(: FURTHER INCREASE
4 IN PRICE. OF COAL
NContlnucd From lNirsf rlrr.l ,

nav .,n.i -, $3.50.
ficw.
!, Two new orders were issued today
dumped into barges, scows. boats and
Sther vessels. on lakes, rivers ana
other INLAND waterways, was made
SUBJECT to diversion by tho railroad adj
Winistraiion III the same way rs hi
Juminous coal loaded in railway cars
the second order turned over 20 the
Director general OF railroads The au-
choritN 10 restrict or prohibit tho use.
or consumption of bitumnous coal FOR
tne purpose Of producing OF manufac-
curing coke in bee hive ovens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Funeral Of william =. I,,,,,,

IL: party q. railway Of.
WITH the Eiks lodge attending j., ''s
nodE. funeral services were held nvn-
Ine Dody Of William r. Lamp, -. No
r,alnnridse Baptist Church sunday ait
MI. Lamb had been empioyed =. ,f,o
.,oo.hcrn hallway shops here for thirty
Eea:a; Eesides his Wife, Mrs. annie
r - Larnh he is survived by son.
-: aaron Lamb, his father. T.. 4.
itl!nb brother, &. &. Lamb and 10
s, Emma j. Lamb and Mrs. John
honorary pa!lbearers were:
+. : 'i.,rbTF u II. IoughtOn
- ,::.!ii y ii. Node
-, ~ ~, W "'tt : Il chs els
-; S..s .. = Eanes
a r. Lrl1ih !icD I.ergcrs
-. -. .,oiI' y Y. T.ulcr
Il. Iatram al IL t'hs,l.,
Active .pailDearers were DR.. II d
zones, IL William Noidr Herman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Honorary pallbearcrs were.

Active pa!lDearers were DR.. II u
Jones, II. William Noidr. uernn