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society in America to complete q mem
orial to the heroes Of today"
This does not mean that United
Daughters OF the Confcderacy chapters
ere neSlecting their routine work
for reports at this convention reveal
the fact that they are untiring in the
care OF Confederate veterans and
needy women Of that period, while
they ere now spending over $4,000
annually In educational work for
worthy descendants of the men OF the
sixties.
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Ever pack up your toe with "contrap-
lions ana pldstcrs As though you
were packing glass vase for parcel
post: Ever use greasy ointments that
rub off on your stockinE? Ever use
sticky tape that gets jcrkcd off when
YOU pull your stocking off? Kind O.
foolish. when or drops of "Cicts-It''
on any corn or callus gives it quick
pa inicss. peaceful, deadsure funeral.
ny putter and suffer? "Gets-It'
stops corn pains. ii lets YOU work
smile and dance. even with corns lis
the common-scnSc way. the only sim
PIC easy waE-peels corns off like a
ba mana peel. Used by millions. II
never fails
'Gcts-Tt." tho, guaranteed. money.
rack Corn-rcmover. the only sure way.
costs but trific at amy drug store
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Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

Stnp that Weakening. pcrsistontA6Aturh or
colo. threatening ,hrca; or lung affection.
WIN Echmans Alternative, the tonic aud
and $3.50 bottles from druggists or from
EckMAN LABORATORY. rhiladclphi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

After an attack of the grip or
pneumonia, or even hard cold,
the blood is left thin, watery, and
one is said to be anemic. Instead
of the blood cells being round, as
N diagram "A", they become
irregular, as in "B." When you
feed weak, nervous, or the skin
breaks out in pimples, erupt;ons
or boih, and you feel "bfue" and
without any snap or energy
sometimes hands cold and clam
iny, there is usually a large de-
erease in the red or white blood
oorpuecles and one should build
up with some good blood-buader
Ind tonic.
You can put lion in your blood
and the cells become round and
I'D, losing The irregular shape, b.
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Corns, CaIluses
Quit Quick!

Two Drops OF "Gets.It" Will Do 1t.
Ever hanC-Garve your toe with u
knife trying to get rid of corn?
of the corr TOO close 10 the quick :?
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T HE BIZ GOD
AFTER INFLUENZA AND HARD WINTER COZ nc
IN ANE MIA
GB1 LRK HERBERT sh1rH, ". d.

w hiN En- WILD.
taking a good iron tonic, called
"lrontic," put up by DR.. Pierce
and sold by most druggists. This
"lrontc" is compounded of SOL
uble IRON, nux and herbal extracts.
With this you gain in vim, vigor
and vitality. Instead of pale
cheeks, tired and worn out before
the day is half done, after taking
"1rondc" your cheeks will have
color, you will feel strong and
vigorous and ready for work.
Or if you like good alternative
and herbal tonic, such a one can
be obtained at any drug store,
favorably known for the past fit,
years as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. This is made from
the wild roots snd barks Of forest
trees and without the use OF alcohol.
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from, from the american Scandinavian /,
TTounaation. 20 West Fonty-ffth street |
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For Piles
A Free Trial Of Pyramid Pile Treat.
ment VIII Be just Like Meet.
ing n Good Old Friend.

Have YOU tried Pyramid? If not.
Just. mail coupon beloW-and the
results may amaze you. Others are
pratsing Pyramid Pile Treatments az
coupon now or get coo box from
any druggist anywhere. Take no
substitute.
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HIGH FREIGHT Rates
HURT BUSINESS MEN
Southern Traffic League Agent DC.
clarcs Government Operation
Has Proved Damaging.
WAGE CONDITIONS ANOMALOUS
In Many Cases Negro Laborcrs Arc
Receiving More Pay Than White
Mcn Supervising Them - Objects
to Governmental Guarantee
LEY Associated Prcss. /


WASHINGTON. Feb. lO.-CharIes e
Co;trcll, OF Atlanta. representing the
Southern Tranic League. told tho Sen
ate Interstate Commerce Committee
to-day that many Southern business
men would be forced into bankruptcy
If the wholesale revision Of frcigh,
rates initiated under the arbitrary
power OF the dircctor-Scncral was con
tinued.
lie said i, now was proposed to es-
tabiisn mileage rates on eighty nine
Southern commodities. for which. he
declared, there was no justification
lie urged that Congress refuse 10
extend the period OF governmental CON
troll of railroads.
ical legislation as condition prece
dent 10 the return of the carriers
which Is much desired in the south
said Mr.. Cottrell.
The powers of the dircctor--cneral
are too arbitrary and broad for peace
times. so the South views with alarm
any proposed extension of control
Under governmental operation more
INJURIOUS changes have been made than
ever before. and II has been necessary
20 Keep deleGations here continuously
Tor the protection of shippers interests
ALTOGETHER TOO GENEROUS
The railroad administration has
been altogether too generous In the
disposition Of wage increases. We
want ADEQUATE rates paid for. railroad
labor has caused an anomalous and
peculiar situation without any CORE
sponninE improvement in the living
T, n., OF inc negro. In numerous
their white Supervisors
'Consresa should not assume any
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RECOVERY WAS
VERY WONDERFUL
Gives the Herbal Stomach Kennedy,
Dreco, Entire Credit for His Present
Good IIenlth, and Commends II TO
All Who Suffer From Stom
ach Trouble.

In the entire southern division there
Is probably no better known nor better
liked man than Mr.. L. S. Travis, who
resides at $50 Monument Street, Dan
Vile. Va. For years he has been with
the road. and also for years he has
been in bad health. He. says: Last
fall underwent an operation for APP
pcndicitis. and have never been quite
myself since. II left me pretty weak,
and ] have suffered from gas on my
stomach. and my appetite dropped OF
TO where ] really did not care whether
] ate or not. feel sure that my trou-
BILE is catarrh of the stomach. and have
, been treating myself for that disease.
II have taken quite 4 lot OF medicine
without any change for the better.
SO much comment was going on around
here about Drcco decided to put II
TO the test in my case. and knew II
would be test, too; If IL did me any
good, il was a good one.
After taking my first bottle I knew
was much better. and believed had
struck the right thing at last. My
appetite returned, and, OF course. by
eating more food and getting the value
out OF IT, began to regain my
strength The stomach trouble grew
less. and the gas stopped forming.
The pain in my back and side disap-
pcared. and, to tell tn: truth, was
in much better health every way.
expect to continue taking Dreco for
some time. and have confidence that 1t
will cure me entirely"
The new system tonic. Dreco. Is
popular because II attacks and destroys
the impurities of the blood. removes
stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
creates new strength. There are many
moping. half sick, disheartened men
and women to-day with slow moving
blood, with yellow skins, coated
! tongues. touches OF rheumatism. and
weak stoma chs. that would become
lifelong friends OF Dreco IL they
would only make the start by trying
this great medicine.
1t puts new life and pep" in the
system so that you can go about your
work whole hearted and full Of energy.
Dreco is sold throughout the coun-
try generally. and is especially recon-
mended In Richmond by Tragic Drug
Co, S17 East Broad Street: Grant DRUG
Co.. Broad and Seventh Streets. and
Main and Twelfth Streets: Chelt Drug
Co., Broad and Harrison Streets.
Petersburg, L. 4. Morrison.--Adv
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OASIS IN PACE COUNTY
CAPTURED BY OFFICERS
Dwelling Near luray Found TO &c
Distiilcry With 5000 Gal
Ions In Stock.
JOHN y. nUFFNER Is HELD
Pulaski Prcsbtcrians Decide TO Build
$4,000 ChurcI,c = Senator Cool
rick Member OF Federal Highway
Council--Fataliy Injured by Tree.

HARRISONBuRG, VA. Feb TO-
ANOTHER oasis IN the Page County
desert was made dry when John y.
TURNER, Of near Luray. was arrest ed
by Deputy Collectors Smith and Shu-
CERT while operating an Illicit still
located within the Runncr home Hc
was brought TO this place and taken
hcforc Commissioner -. O. Dcchcrt
who placed his bail at $1,000. Not be-
ihG able to produce that amount Ruff
ner was placed in all here. He plead
guilty.
1t is understood that 5000 gallons
OF rye and corn whisky and beer were
round in the cellar, which had the
appearance of regular distiliinE cs-
adjustment. The floor was cemcnted
AZ were the sides of the cellar. and
inc still was connected with! the same
INC as that of the cook stove in the
kitchen above.
The still MAS of about eighty-galion
capacity, large enough TO produce ten
gallons OF whisky from one run" The
revenue officers say they were timed
on TO the fact that RuHner had sold
a gallon
Runner has been tried under the dis
..iiiinS la" on number Of occa sions.
several years ago he was sentenced
by Judge Mcdowell in the Harrison
ourE United states Gour. to serve
thirt% DAYS in the Page County Jail.
ABOUT t"o yeats ago he was again
before the judge, this time drawn, &
4 sentence of one year in the Atlanta
penitcntiary. Runner Is about sixty
nVc years OF age
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WIN DuiId Churcb n, pu,,.L,

FUItASki, va. Feb In.-At a con
SrcEssonal meeting Of the Presbytcr-
an Church sunday favorable report
OF committee named 10 deterIpin q
INC Feasibility Of building new church
"ae unanimously concurrcd in. An
"ritcc Z" cost not less than $4,000 IS
rropoeet. and 10 be completed w,i,bi,
nc next twelve months meeting
wi,i be held on Thursday night next 10
'orfAriate plans for launching tho
shnPaisn and naming subsidiary com
raittee9 TO set matters In shane with
out any delay. The ladies Of the church
Some years ago purchased a site. and
hINe paid for IL through their own
"norta' pr. Holmes Rolston Is the
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Widespread public demand for lesisla.
non: ccriatG'y no such demand cNists
IN the south. 4 profound reaction has
Hct ~, which causes the belief thar Il;
would be unwisc 30 extend the war
powers or inc government There is a
feeling that some people arc seeking
70 p!oht by maintaining war condi-
Mr.. cottreii objected to any form
OF government guarantee 10 the RAN
roads, as, meaning In effect govern
incnt operation without the urivile Ges
OF government supervision. He urged
that either tho railroads be returned
TO private oT'n.rShip on. taken occr .n-
tirclN by the rnNnrn,mcnt
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John O. DuuIeI In Eie1a

tEEDEHlCkSBUR RIG. VA. Feb. 10
ol'tics :s beginning to boil In this
cotton. In addition to the numerous
Ioca! officers to be elected this year.
state senate arc also TO be chosen In
t-oQdoun County. John 0. Daniel. a
former member OF the House an
nounees his candidacy in opposition to
lT b. r. holland. who. II Is UNDER
stood, Will be "a candidate for re-e!ec-
t'on. WILDER e.. Hall. who Is tioa;er
ne!e9atc from F'arquier and I.oudoun
Counties, probably will have no op.
;,osition. In Fairfax County. franklin
Williams. the present member, IS out
as candidate for reelection.
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Have Soft. Smooth Skin: Use Black
md White Ointment - Bieaches
Dark SaIl0w Skin.
Removes Pfmples.

md White Ointment - Bieaches
Dark or SnIiOw Skin.
Removes Pimples.
Sent By Mail 25c-Lots OF Colored
Folks Use 1T to Tighten
Their Skin.
very delightful ointment called
Black and White Ointment" applied
to your face. neck. arms and hands,
has the wonderful effect OF bleaching
your dark, sallow or blotchy skin
as we'll as remove freckles. wrinkles,
bumps. pimples or risings. Colored
folks are reported as using it in great
quantities, as Black and White Oint-
ment gives them that soft. bright,
light, smooth, beautiful complexion
such as they desire. with light, healthy
skin. making them the envy of mem
bers of their race.
Two sizes, CSC and soc Qarge size
times OF smaller size). sent by mail.
FREE.
II you send 81 for four boxes OF
Slack and White Ointment, Csc cake
OF Black and White Soap included
free. Agents make an easy living
representing US. Address Plough
Chemical Co., Memphis. Tenn. Black
and White Ointment sold everywhere.
Adv.
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Cargo steamer. Made TraIniuE Craft

WASHINGTON. Feb. lo.--To main
tain facilities for trimming merchant
scamcn. the Shipping Board has decided
to turn six Of the wooden cargo steam
ers built during the war into training
ships.
Over $4,000 young men have signed
applications to take the courses which
the board is now giving, and 1t is
plan ned 10 add deep sea cruise. to the
curriculum.
When the new vessels arc made
ready the board will release from re-
QUESTION eight of the ten coastwisc
vessels which were turned into train
Ing ships during the way.
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DARTINC, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the penetrnt.
ing effects Of SlOan's
Eminent.

So do those rheumatic twinEes and
the loin aches Of lumbago. the nerve
Inflammation OF neuritis, the wry neck.
the joint wrench, the ligamcnt spra in,
the muscle strain. and the throbbing
bruise.
The ease OF applying. the 1uickness
Of relief. the positive results. the
cleanliness. and the economy of Sloan.s
Imminent make IL universally pre-.
ferred.
Prices. sec. SOC s1.2O.
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MHler's Antiseptir OIL, Known n.
HIIterH HntfseptTc OF, Known rs
Snake Oil
Positively nclicvcs Pain In rev Minute.

Try II right now for rheumatism.
Neuralgia. i.umbago, sore. stiff and
and limbs, corns. bunions. etc. After
one application pain usually disappears
as II by magic.
4 new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Sore Throat. niphtheria and Tonsilitis.
penetrating remedy known. It's prompt
and immediate effect In relieving main
iy due to the fact that II pcnetrates to
tration,. pour ten drops on the thickes
piece Of sole leather and 1t will pene-
trate this substance through and
through In three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great oil
Is Miller's only. Every bottle guaran-
teed--30c, Coo and Sl.o0 bottle at all
leading druggists.-Adv
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

t.REnERiGksBuKG. VA. FEB. io..Mr.
nj Mrs Allen u. Green OF Prince vii
Ham County. ann"nncc the engagement Of
their daughter Miss Leila Merritt, Green. TO
William Fred Do~cll. OF Mauassus
FREDERICK SBvRG. VA. Feb. 1G--Mr
announce the marriage of, their daughter.
Miss Myrtle Adele. Tatun. 10 Major Frank
leach OF the medical CORPS U. $, ~; the
ceremony having taken plac. at tho home
OF the bride Sunday last.
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Company Il Loses Heavily.

:, btIo ID d. Feb. lO.-Company
H. OF Tho One Hundred and Seven
teenth Infantry. Thirtieth Division.
which vas composed chiefly Of yo,n =
men from Bristol, Southwest Virginia
and upper Eas; Tennessee suffered
hcaEy casualties during tho war, ac-
cofdinE 70 a verified list OF the mem
ncrs or the company killed and wound :
GO received here from Captain w. A.
bucklea. commander Of the unit His
report shows that thirty-onc nembe rs
OF the company were Killed during IN q
war. 10 wounded and eighteen were
cited for bravery This company was
member OF the famous wildcat d.
VISION. and participated in the smash :
ing OF the supposed invinciblc Hindcn
nu!S line. 4 number OF the boys were
;S!led IN this drive. Among the mem
ners mentioned for bravery arc Lieu
tenant Walter Il. Martin Searrean,
Eoeert II. Goodwin. Mess Sergeant s.
~. Cartwright. Private App SnoIly and
sergeant Dewey +. Marion
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Lo.-. $500 In Moncy In Fire.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, Feb 10
The home Of Mrs. Fanny Perla. in Fair
fax County. was destroyed by fire IA
household effect. $500 in money. which
was in one OF the upstairs ROOMS. was
consumed
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TOTAL OF SO CASUALTIES:
81 WOUNDED SEVERELY
One Mi~Sin: in hct;on-An Njr-
EtnianS Arc Among
Wounded.

WASiilNGToN. Feb. iU.-Ca.uaItcs given
out by the Committee on Public Infor,na-
tion TO-DAY show nirc;y-ciEht ca,ualtics.
wounded severely. %
virrini,-ns anh Nor,h Ca-e.!niauc in The
lists arc:
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
CORPORAL.
Do~eil. Percy l.. Barpcursvi,ic. Va
Priyatcs.
Ritter. John: winchrstcr va
Smith. Robert: warrcnton Va
-HtIickiand. Clyde H.: Cumberland Mills.
,.sih ,un. Bernard H.; RnfGn y. {.
Titts. Rufus w.: Petersburg. Va
Gardner. Haritr 49,: Nustoc. Va
ftaynie. Aretus G.: Ficeton. Va
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A bad brc.Hth, coated tongue, bad
taste in the mouth, languor and debility.

As deadly as a snakes venom.
The liver acts as a guard over our
well-being, sitting ont the cinders and
ashes from the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestines piles a;
heavy burden upon the liver. If The:
intestines are choked or clogged mn,
the circulation of she blood becomes
poisoned and the system becomes
loaded with toxic waste, and we suffer.
from headache, yellow-coated tongue,
bad taste in mouth, nausea, or gas,
acid dyspepsia, languor, debility, yellow
skin or eyes. At such times one should
take pleasant laxative. Such one
ia made of May-apple, leaves of aloe,
Ialap, put into ready-to-use form by
Doctor Pierce, nearly fifty years ago,
and sold for 25 cents by all druggists
rs DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
FRKDRRIcxBBURG. vA.-rI haye been uuh3oet
AL my life 10 biliousncss and sick-headschss.
These spells always brought on a fever, and unti.
! took DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets was always
IN moro or less distress. I haye found tns
Piea.snt Pellets 10 give prompt relief and I
consider them uuoquallsd as liver medicins.
Tfey are easy to take and never cause gripping
or Other distress. 1t is y pleasure to recommend
shees Pellets and do SO at every opportunity
MRS THo1. MINOR, BOO Hanoyar Street.
ADV ~
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course OF several months. Last fall he
Was called to be assistant rector OF
81. Peters Church. but declined to &c
sept. lie has just-had :. ciii from st.
Johns Church - become its rector.
Mr.. ODic. who Is noy at Greensboro.
Ma. on vacation. has not determined
upon an acceptance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
widely KNOWN NnturnlI.t Dies.

PHOENlX, AFIZ., Feb. lV.-Dr. Kich-
ard Ernest kunze. widely known nat
uraiist, is dead here at the age OF
ciEhty-onc. DR.. kunzc. who was born
in Saxony. practiced medicine in New
York until he removed to Arizona In
1896. lie established a cactus farm
here, where he pursued his studies In
medical botany and insect fauna Of
Arizona and became an extensive ex-
porter Of 'cacti to the botanical gar
dcnS of the world.
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Urbnnnn Hector Goes 10 Orange.

FREDEitlckSBtl;G. VA. Feb. To-
Rev IL. ;. Iits'ngcr. Of Urbanna. Mid
IlieSeX County. has accepted thc call 10
the rcctorship OF ST, Thomas'S Episco-
pal Church at Orange, and wiilIcnter
upon his new charge on the second
Sunday I'm March.
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rurn,k, Farmer. Ia Mc..

Pulaski VA. Feb. I0.--Thc farm
crs OF Pulaski County arc called to
meet in mass IN ing on the afternoon
of tho 18th for the purpose Of dis
cussing tho formuton or Il county
farmers organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Judge Cru'np convened the February
torn OF the Law and Equity Court
yesterday. In addition TO calling the
docket, a judgment In favor Of tho
plaintiff fov f50l.35 was rendered In
tho case of Il. q. Denn.son vs. IT. II.
EiHhelbergcr.,
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Homo DENOMINATION for Hnnorcr,

: FRE,DERICKS VA. Feb. 10
Miss Cora r.. i(ay, OF Caroline County,
has been appointed as home demon
S;ration agent for Hanover County. and
will make her hcaduartcrs at Ashland
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MAY ELECT H. D. NUCHOLLS
AS CLAY WARD ALDERMAN
Name iins Endorsement OF Present
Members Who VIII Meet
'rp-Sirht.

Unless the unexpected happens. Her
bert d .Nuckols will be elected when
tho BOARD Of Aldermen meets tonight.
Alderman from Clay Ward TO MI tho
Nacanc. caused by The death uf Alder
man John j. Mitchell.
When Mr.. Nuckoiis is nominated BE-
fore the board tonight. his name will
bear the endorsement OF the present
Aldermen from Clay Ward. An en-
dorsenent by the ward delegation. ac-
cording TO custom is equivalent to
election.
Mr.. Nuckolls is a native of Hanover
County, but has been In Richmond
nearly all his life. and has been prom
in emily identified with the business
interests OF tic city. lie 10 thirty
seven years OF age.
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Children Enilnt FOR Cluh Mnrl

PULASKI, VA, Feb. lo.-Morc than
90 children have enlisted with j. Fl.
Meek. the county agricultural agent.
Tor club work during this year. Last
EcaT was the. first year for this work.
and only few participated. but ex-
cept!onal results were produced, which
mas ben instrumental in the develop
ncnt OF greater interest. In SO far
pressed themselves they are enrolled
as follows: pig club. 1877: baby beef
cluo. thirty-hve; corn club, twenty
seven.
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lodged the complaint against him.
CHA rging that he had $50 IN his pos
session that Was lawfully her prop
erty. Officers Doeppe and Antony made
the arrest.
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Fairfax Fair Date. FIXED

;, FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Feb. 10
The stockholders Of the Fairfax Fair
and 3 as the dates for the Fairfax
F,air for this year, and elected the fol-
lowing of1cers: Thomas r. Keith,
president: II. r. Farr. secretary; Miss
Edith Thompson. assistant secretary;
wilson y. F'arr. treasurer. DIRECTORS
Mackall. Mark Turner. w y. McNair,
HORACE Brown, Lewis Hertle. c. IT.
Peweil J. w. Roberts. John B. Gar
Ward,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Anthracite Availabl,
IF all communities For all purposes In any quanti
by an order effective February 1919 the u
nnts the resumption of shipments quantity any com
on the OF hard coal CONFIDENT
Administrator the following
anthracite which, fixed bv
the Administrations
by adopted as maximum prices
in
companies and 75c higher reduction
PRESIDENT stand pending examination
For the WAGES
NINE the costs the anthracite
and that
on sale coal Government
AT the ne
the end of the events lifted
N
Inc statement
cd out those
oua @ also by some OF the railroad
that
stcon which the
Had the F maximum prices on anthracite coal
Governmn oder p
Of the - 'p''" PRODUCING SUBSTANTIAL
the demand edine tho
supply such extent tonease that
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Goelricl ON HIGHWAY Cnnncil.

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Feb. 10
state Senator c. O'Conor Gooirick, of
this city: In appreciation Of his work
!or good roads as chairman OF the
Virginia Road Commission, has been
rendered and has accepted an appoint
nent as member Of the Federal High
way Council. composed OF prominent
for their interest in matters Of public
welfare. This council is the outgrowth
Of the recent National Highway Con-
for larger Federal approximations for
both a national system of highways
and Federal aid to State highway
systems, -