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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The Indy without n sp,ipt.
"opSriSh; 1890. by Nat ionaI Newspaper servtc,

! business woman writing an he, ou, -,
-. 'o'"S makes this interesting contribution:
am one OF your very apprcciative readers
on the corset proposition. and cannot refrain
longer from thanking You for Won, ,,oo,,,,,
articles 'N|'''e"'
Il rebclied at wearing a corse, in ,,c bo.
sthnihs' ana have reached the settled t?) arc
81 lars without sagGng stomach (as
preo'e'en) and will challenge any of nv sex
on erect carriage and perfect health ,m
no PyEmy either feet I inches. and uoich
155 pounds.
Many times have had to stand ,,o,o ~
my Independence. but now have several fol-
lowers equally willing to forego GUSTAV 7
nave Kept scraphook of your treasured ar
tic!es on the subject as excellent reading o.,
op't"' "cHrcrS who are free with advice"
How amused Chinese women bindirr that,
rect must feel when they read about AmerI
can women binding their trunks
women should develop more of m. .n,r,,
'he worm the worm turns. woman sim
ply cant turn when she gets her spln,s nm
worm has graceful. undulatinr c,rri,n,
ana never grows ungalnly nor has sarrinp
stomach. ~ woman who has worn abdom,pa,
splints ten years.
SagEins stomach? Twenty woman b,vs
saseihs stomach for every man similarly NJ,
nicted To womans way OF reaso,Inr no.
maps THIS would suggest that all men should
wear Corsets
he "ay young woman begins to wear cor
49," ''''i hS NHe beginning or the OF INV
ha'ura! beauty of form she may have had com
ing TO her. wa"
me sole purpose of corset Is to support
II serves in an Indifferent way the burmese
properly served by the muscles of the abdo
men, hips and back
i,ut muscles at rest or haIf-r by means of
'p"h's ana inc muscles steadily atrophy or
waste and weaken. That invites saCgInr or
P'osis OF various abdominal organs and
s'ouchy posture Of the body AS n whole More
p'rticuihriy IT favors numerous aches and
PAINS winch the simple occidental mind so
freely attributes TO female complaint" kid
hey trouble and don't know what all imae-
mary diseases.
" ih~r" is tendency toward overnourish
meni. as there is in the majority of house
ho!ds' N" be-sp'intcd woman gathers Stacker
'"Sh about her middle and struggles in vain
l" conceal II by more spl!nts and tighter bind
Ing
II our daughters are reasonably well edu-
Gated which includes training from the eye
hro"s down as well as mental training they
VIII never get into the splint habit at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
GEORGIA G. O. P. NOMINEE
ENDORSES TOM WATSON
e. III. Williams. Republican Candidate
for senate, WANTS TO With
draw From Itnre,

LIIy NSs"Cidt"U Trras.
DUBLIN GA. oct. i9.-ln letter
I" g. l.. Gorec. chairman OF the Re-
publican state Committee. dated o.
tobcr ii, q. H. Williams. Republican
candidate for the United States SEN
ate, In opposition To Thomas t.. Wat
son, Democrat. asks to be permitted
10 Withdraw from the race" and that
the state committee !nuorsc the
nomination o! MIR. Watson on the
ground that Watson is advocating
many issues indorscd By the KcpuO-
l!can party.
Mr.. Williams asks that the State
committee be called together to per-
nit. his withdrawal. iudursc the nofui-
nation OF Watson. and have the name
OF Mr.. Watson placed on the regular
Republican ticket with Harding and
Coolidge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
WILSON EXEMPTS HOBOKEN
PIERS FROM BOARD CONTROL
Former German Steamship Docks
Leaned by wnr Department to
Panama ShInpIug Line.

NY .NSSpCldttu tftNS
WASUINGTON. oct. 1g.--Prcsiticnt
wilson. acting under the new mc.-
chant marine act has issued an exc
cntivc order. eXemp,Ins the HoDokcn
piers. formerly owned by the North
German Lloyd and liAmburE Aucr!-
can steamship companies and by the
iiobokcn shore Railroad, from con-
troll Of the shipping Board. Under
the marine act the Shipping Board is
To take control mex; January OF all
government docks. warch Ouscs and
oth"" marine transportation faclii-
ties not exempted by the President.
Th" President In his order. made
public today. set forth that some OF
the liobOkcn piers have been leased
by the War Department to the Pana-
ma Railroad Steamship Line. n gov
crnIncnt-o~ncd concern. and the
others are necessary In connection
with the army transport services.
The Panama Line piers are 10 Do re-
tanned by tn" War Department for
i've years and the others for two
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
TO TEST ORDNANCE FIRING
BEFORE ARMY ASSOCIATION
Hold Second Convention Of Nanufac-
tnrcrs OF implements at War mt
Aberdeen Proving Grounds.

w WASHINGTON. oct. I9.-Tcst firing
OF ordnance developed for the army
during and since the war and rang
ing in size from machine GUNS to
siNtccn-inch coast defense rifles will
play part in the second annual con-
Ncn,a"n Of the Army Ordinance Asso-
ciaiion which Will meet ut Aberdeen.
Mo, proving grounds. October 22-23
me association Is composed OF rep
rcsehtatives OF firms engaged In ord
nance manufacture during the war
and Benedict Crowcll. formerly As
sistant Secretary OF War, who has
Just been elected president.
The program of ordnance tests to
nc carried out At Aberdeen includes
ordnance tractors In the development
OF which the ordnance corps took a
special interest and many howItzcrs
ana rifles mounted on Self-propclicd
carriages. Several now tanks. in
c,uding thirty fivc-ton mark
vii, the last word In wartime
"tNc!ppmcnt. Will be put through.
one OF the tests will be - tug-of-
war between $1,000 pound German
Dnilt tractor. and an American artil-
icry tractor OF half that weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
RELIGIOUS WORK OF LAYMEN
Training for Service Is Theme OF
th"rrh brotherhood Convention
at second Annual; NIrcfInr
lRv Associated Press

WASH Notion. Oct l?-..-rroinirg
fnr service was tho theme OF speak
@rs before IN" second session OF the
daV
How the laymcn could help in the
chuS" or christian education and the
opportunity for service through The
lutheran denomination was cmpha-
Education and denoninational 10y
a!lN' kno wing our own" was on the
nr"Eram for discussion by Louis VI
swing, of Salem. y. G. that the cleo
tIon OF officers will take place to-
morrow afternoon.
Immediately following the adjourn
mncni ot tho brotherhood the second
plcnhial convention OF the United
lutheran Church IN America will CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
A PitjfuI Spectacle

ON reading Elihu Roots address in New
~ YORK, delivered as q political duty ana
for the preservation Of his outward marty
regularity, one is torn by conflicting emo
tons. There is genuine regret tina, ono az
Roots ability-he is admittedly among The
strongest men the country has produced in
recent years-should make so piteous so
feeble, an effort even in support of q cause
that he in his heart knows is wrong and
for candidate who, he also knows ro.
fleets no credit on either faction OF tho
party that named him for the presidency.
Thare, too, is real disappointment that
Root, the able leader that he has been.
should yield, like his fellow party man, for
pE Prastisnt TAFT. 70. the political temptar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
WILL CO OVER THE TOP
IN DRIVE ON MALARIA
Rockefeller Foundations Third An.
nual REPORT Describes Co.Opcr-
alive Health Movement.
lDy Associated prcsa- ]

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.--The In,cr.
national Health Board Of the Rocke-
Teller Foundation. tonight made nun
nc the third installment OF it's an
iiuni report. dealing with it's effort.
curing 1919 to control hookworm
disease and malaria.
froBrcss was reported in the work
OF combating hookworm In tweIvo
southern States. the Far East, West
hlnnies. Central America and Brazil.
encouraging results also were oh
,hined by measures adopted for con
or1i OF malaria by preventing mos-
uunto breeding in four Arkansas
, ,nH ~ Eudora. McGhee. Blissviiie
The report said that co-opera,iy.
moh IN malaria control was pro-
nos"u Tor forty towns, with an ar-
SiuSatc population Of l77,32O. in
NIhnaina. Louisiana MiBsissippi
:mrorth Carolina South Caroiii,n'
FOR uNH tS,n ana virginia. The plan calls
CT joint participation by the United
states Public Health Servicc. Stat.
,T, OF health. municipal author
H. ana the international Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
Meredith Adds His Evidence

Q ECRETARY MEREDITH repeats. with
~ the emphasis given by facts in posses
sion OF the Department of Agriculture,
what the farmers have been saying for
months. that the men who feed the nation
are denied legitimate credits at their local
banks and as result are facing ruinous
markets and financial disaster. The sccre-
tary ably and boldly supports the conten
tion OF the farmers before the thousands Of
members Of the American Bankers Asso-
citation assembled in Washington This.
coupled with the startling revelations OF
Wall Street operations made public by
Comptroller of the Currency John Shelton
Williams. SHOULD be sufficient to convince
the public OF the timeliness the righteous
ness and the economic justice of the cam
pe!ga that has been waged during the last
:ew months by few fearless newspaper
among them The Times-Dis patch-uot only
on behalf OF the farmers but of business
generally, which has suffered under SINH
la conditions.
That normal credits have been withheld
AID the functoning Of the Federal reserve
sySten, designed to direct the country's
funds into orderly processes impaired, is
nov go well established that the bankers
could aot ignore the issue presented even
J. they wished 10 do so. which. of course,
tAeT GO not. Il is taken for Eranted-for
their loyalty 10 their communities as we'll
Is % the nation at large has been tried
and never found wanting-that they will
Lne=; i boldly and. subordinatng al other
itoo!ers 10 the laying OF this menace de-
Vote heir best wisdom 10 working out
plan which not only will remedy The pres
ea: grave defects in the financial system
but will result in bringing immediate re-
lief 10 agriculture and other distressed
basic Industries
;sseInb!ct in the nations capital are it's
ab-est banking brains. II is no, surpris
= Z that there should be some division OF
opinion among them on the merits of the
statement o. Comptroller Williams and the
address ot Secretary Meredith But evil
1euce is 80 preponderating and conclusive
"a, money has flowed into Wall Street
l.1e- the Indictment of high call rates, 10
tho deprivation and suffering u the rest
q. inc cOuntrys interests. that an adjust
.lon. cannot be denied If money is to be
.fszfde: merely Is commodity. as some
- me Wall street apologists contend It
=1pg!t be- hen it Will have 10 be rationcd
a j. "ere. Just IS other commodities have
teen .ai'Jnea that some nigh, not wax
~ while otter. s,aryc
The banker should and unaucg,ionatIy
VII. demand that the Stock Exchange sub
! 1nit 70 incorporation, tina, its operations may
| be subject " legal SUPERVISION and control
! u The coUnrys none? taken out Of the
| hands ~ 4 lit'lc coteri. ., brokers, and
| transferred 70 Z body representative Of the
Whole country But even the cxcison of
! that gore spot viii no, be sufficient They
! should also insist that the glazing failure
! OF the Federal Reserve BOARD 20 function
| properly be re'ncded whether it be necey-
sary 70 amend the Law from which il de
r!ves It's po"cr or, II the present Ias be
! found adequate, nat the present board st.
/ self be oycrhauled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
WILL EXPLORE ASIA FOR
lONG-SOUGHT NEAR MAN"
Museum Organizes Expedition IA
search for "MiAsinE Link" OF
Darwin Theory.
~ associated Iress ]

l''s .NFSpCidtcu J'TcSS.
NEW YORK. oct. la.-organiznd
search for tho advertised. but
undiscovered missing l!nk"--thc re-
mains OF the ncar-man that scientists
since the day OF Darwin have ionucd
TO eNainine--is TO be carried on i'm
ASA Ior hvc-ycar period. beginning
An expedition. financed by $3.50
wv iund, VIII penetrate remote re-
Eions. and even il it fails to uncover
rcihnants of mans rude prehistoric
iorchear. II Is planned TO bring back
70 New York the greatest natural
history collection the world has ever
seem" $500 '
The American Museum OF Natural
history. which iS sponsoring The OK
pIorations. announced tonight It's as
S"C!atcs are the American hRiatlc
"ocict% and the Asia Mauazlue
These 'hrc" will finance the cxpndi-
u?n. WITH the help Of private con
,ributipns by Mrs Willard Straight.
- ~. Morgan. George T. naker.
,hildH Frick, w. ~ Hartman and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles /. Iicrnhci,ner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
JOHNSON ADMITS BEING
CONVENTION CASUALTY
'"'',"tn'n senator Denies Member
shlp In senate OiIsnrchy in
kentucky Address,

CINclNNATI, OHIO. Oct. 1o.-scn,
tor Hiram w. johnson, of California.
nSnircsslnE q Newport tkyS audience
a member or the senatorial olIrarchv
bHt only Il casualty OF the Last 10.
phyi!cJn party cOnvcniion"'
ne saii Senator ilard!nE's views
~ pin;n az tho days Of the campaign
passed. and added:
rae Democratic candidate SAWS
that IT nc ia elected the CnItca ctafc.
WI lgin the league OF nations. IN.
f"puhiican candidate says: 'It an
cIcc,ei We VIII not have anythln::
10 90 with the league OF mai ions .
For that reason, Srnator Hardinr
~ rntiIcd 10 the vote OF every req
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
PETERSBURG CONGREGATION
ISSUES CALL FOR MINISTER
'r"rc Avenue baptist Church ExtcnJ.
oncr Ia New Jersey
pnstor.

!Spccial % Tho Timcs-DIspatchN
ftIEitSBURG, Oct. Ic.-Revcrcnd
JoHh II. Hinstch. Of Berlin. n. j., has
6nsen called by the Grove Avenue
,nhPtiSt church OF this city. TO mi
INC vacancy caused recently by m,
"c9arturc RI the former pastor Rev
"rehu hinstcd preached in this CITY
IN october and the Grove Avcnu,
,yhHTcehtlon wac Impressed with him.
The call resulting today
reverend Einstcd was born in Eng
i'hh. OF american parents and enter
"n the ministry AT the are OF thlr.v-
thrct' leaving the law profession TO
enter the seminary, hcInr ,lnss
mate OF Reverend u. C. primm. nar-
tnr or the Yves; End Baptist church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
II w1sA.s Were Fishes.

~ "h1c0 were F1ahcH.
II wishes were fishes
Ed I'LL my boat fun of 'em.
Feelfng the grand exult
Surge at the pull of EN-
II wishes wcro fishes.
never would feel
The chagrin of light weight
In the heft Of my creel
III wishes were fishes.
If dreams were hard fact.
Thered be nothing missing
There'd be nothing lacked
But hard pan is life, and
Its problems are big
And bait lies so deep
That Il fellow must dig.
II wishes were fishes
But no! Id not care
To live on such castles
AS rear in tho air.
It's better to pull at
The long. ashen oar,
And the more you get working,
You love EN- the moro.
II wishes were fishes!
No toll is so sweet
As that which brings fortune
To roll at your feet
But fishes that come at
The call of wish,
Lack the feel of the triumph
In hshcrmen's fish,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
OPEN SECTION OF CONCRETE
RICHMOND PETERSBURG PIKE
Richmond End Of Paving Completed
ns Far M stop co. Cutting
Down DctOur Distance,

ny NESOcIaIcu IrcSS.I
PETERSBURG, October l9.--The
concrete section of the Richmond
Petersburg turnpike has been opened
as far as Stop 60 and the dctour to
Richmond has been greatly shorten
ed by the opening of this section of
the road.
Already about five miles of the pike
cut OF Richmond has been surfaced
with concrete and with the compile
ton of the work from the Petcrs-
burg end, there Will be but about
nine miles OF gravel road between
the two cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
AMERICAN SHIP BURNSIDE
IS ON FIRE AT SEA
'reW is Snte ON Donrd Tug. Having
Abandoned Turning Craft
In Mid Ocean.

LONDON. or. l3.-Lloyd's reports
mat the Lands End wireless station
has received a dispatch tror, ,bn
N'n"r!can tank steamer Sapulpn. sat :
ing the American steamer BURNSIDE &.
on IRE aud has been abandoned ~
a32 west The crew OF the burnside
is on board tho tug Goliath.
inc burnside. q steamer Of l4HS
IONS net was last reported ~ havin:
sailed from philadelphia September
J Tor Rourn. France. and having ar
rived at Taynl, IN tho Azores. Septcm.
h"r &c Sapulpl loft Baltimore
october for Brcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

reason il that the age woman, unasssted,
ean and Will vote today more intelligently and
oenehcently than the average man. first be-
cause she has had In few, II any instances,
piedsed her soul to either OF the old political
parties and secondly in public as private AZ
lars. her pole star is the betternent of the
world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

and for the sake OF party stultify himself
in the eyes OF the world by betraying his
own country. not for pieces OF silver, but
in hatred OF a great President.
Roots words do not ring true. 1t could
not be expected that they would, for he
was talking contrary to his own belief. He
iavors the league of nations, not perhaps
Just as the covenant stands, but without
reservations that would impair it's essen
tial integrity II he does not favor it,
why has he. rs Americas representative,
been in Europe dovoting his time and his
talents to the creation Of an International
tribunal to function under the league? That
fact alone retutes and renders untenable
the objections which he tries bravely to
marshal forth to appease his party con-
science and keep faith with his political
brethren. Nor can Mr.. Root shift respon-
sibility for failure to ratify the peace treaty
from the shoulders OF the senatorial dig
archy. where it rightfully belongs. to Mr..
Wilson. He knows that he speaks falsely
when he says the President insisted upon
the treaty absolutely unchanged" The
record will prove his charge untrue
And MIR. Root. advocate Of "a"
league, if not tho" league comes before
the American people and tells them to vote
for Mr.. Harding who. standing on the
double-faced league plank Mr. Root him
self drafted. has. at the order OF the John
sons and the Borahs turned his back on
the whole business. possibly intending after
the election to break faith with them and
turn again to the Roots and the Tafts 1t
is indeed pitiful. a humiliating spectacle
Il once great and respected man crawling
on his knees in the political dust untrue
TO himself, his country and the world 1t
is his one speech OF the campaign but it
has cheapened him beyond hope of repair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

lessor Taft, president of the League 20 En-
force Peace. who spent s25oo to circulate 4
letter of sam Gompers urging Senators to
support the league of nations
Harding should be more careful in making
slips during his rear-coach speeches. or he
may fall clear off his platform
Wealthy Republicans parishioncrs are warn
ing their pastors not 10 preach in support OF
the league of nations. II IL interfered with
'he!r business politics they would pick
flaws in the Sermon on the Mount.
Encouraging market note says that butter
IS not quite so strong.
Naturally the G. o. p. candidate is opposed
to self-dcterm!aat!on. His campaign demon
si!ates that he cant even determine himself
Two weeks more and Marion. O.. will re-
lapse into its customary !nnocuous desuetude
Silence OF W. }. r since the San Francisco
convention gives color 10 the report tina, he
asAires 10 become star on the voice!ess sill
'er sheet.
Cox probably is right In FURNISHING that a
French humorst has been advising Senator
Harding. His whole campaign has been a
scream.
Christian Socialists win election in Austria
That DaraGoxicai type must he Indigenous 10
Austria Certainly nothing Of the go-, exists
IN iture.a.
'tncle" Warren constant ,yigglinE cn,!tIcs
MIN 10 be known AZ the shlmmy candidate
Try this on your typewriter. Now !, ~.
ti'ne for all good Rcpubl!caus 20 come "a n.
AID Of the Democratic part.
To his qualifications. the versatile ohio Sen.
htor has added that Of ready letter writer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
The Poets Corner
Imagination.


Weary and weak, alone and III at
ease.
7 summon subtle sprites that serve
me we'll
Thou. At the bidding OF the sudden
spell
The world slips from me: then tho
laundering breeze
Whirls my frail bark beyond the Dec
AIDES,
And Ger me hangs with spire and
pinnacle,
A frettcd ice-crag STOPPING through
the swell
over the broad back OF the ranging
seas.
The rapture fades; tho fitful fame
flares out.
Leaving me sad, and somethInp lcss
than man.
Pent in the circle of a rugged isle,
A later Prospero. without his smile,
Without his large philosophy, with
Miranda, lpd alone with CaIlban.
/ II !; E7Arthur Christopher Benson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
MAJOR J. B. WOOD IS PRISON
CONGRESS VlCE-PRESlDENT
Rfchnnnd Nnn IGNORED at Columbus.
ohi". GathcrinE-Adnm
Il PRESIDENT
nv ASSOCIATED Press. ]

COLrMRUS. ONO. oct, 1s-Jac..
sonvii!". Fla. was chosen for the 1921
meeting place % the American prison
congress. In session here. Colonel
g. l. Adams, head OF the ST. Charles
III, Institution. was chosen president
Among the vice presidents named
IS Major j. II. wood, or Richmond.
Tertiary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SPIRITUALIST EVADES TAX,
OPENING STUDIO IN SUBURB
Defeats I.ynchburg License Ordinance
by Staying Outside city Limits.
Mny Test NcnSurc
Special 10 The Times- Dispntch,

Especial To The Times DiSpatch)
LHNCHBURG. VA. oct. 19.-Run-
ming into a city ordinance which lays
a license tax on mediums. palmists
and the like. o. Herbert. a Baltimore
spiritualist, has opened n studio In
Fairview Heights, /; suburb, close to
the city and In easy reach OF the
street cars. He has announced that
IL there is sufficient interest shown
here in the spirituaiist church faith
that an effort will be made to test
the validity OF the license tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
Anrrovc ConI Rate Incren,e.

opposing tho Increase in dumninp ana
trimming rates at Hampton Roads
coal piers Immediately Will sen,, IN
have the Interstate Commerce Com
viding for the Increases until n nrc-
sentation OF the shippers side OF the
case can be made
The new tariffs arc to become Of
fective November 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
Coal Milne nurnInE Sine. 1s,o

kc;ner, Frederlcksburg.-T burn
Ing coal mine. to which you refer. is
between Summit Hill and Coaldale.
Pa. The fire started one morning In
February. 1859, when miner, enter
Ing slope No. l OF the Lehigh Coal
II Navigation Company's mine stopped
TO warm his chilled fingers at a
fire burning in n heap OF rubbish
That fire is sim burning. Engineers,
generations of them. have fought the
fire and il brcathcd it's suIphurous
breath into their faces, and went on
deVourinE coal. Tho stockholders OF
the l.chigh company are willing to
pay roundly for the services of a sue
cessful fireman. for The company GER
lainly does want that fire put out.
Many schemes to check the fire have
been tried. and the latest is sim
plicity itself; that Is. on paper. TAX
ing the fuel away from the fire by
means OF a tunnel which will cut
through tho vein tNing Consumed
now Is planned. When tho fire ar
rives at the tunnel there will. ma
turally. be no coal. and no coal, no
lire. 1t appears simple. some some
or tho best engineering talent Sin
which Is considered ono OF the most
Gigantic Undertakings Of III ktpd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20

SCOTS NLUFr. N;B., oct. 10
y; II. Barbour, OF the state Cnivar-
ton OF prehistoric animal which
ne believed TO be more than 900 900
years old The skeleton was found
IN the famous fossil beds OF Cook II
ranch. near SCOTS Bluff. It will be
preserved and sent to tho university
museum, II was said