"Cold Feet and Hot Flames"
A 2-Part 1-KO Comedy, with the lightest
light.
CLKO MADISON, in
"TO ANOTHER WOUNDED"
Cover Of darkness, swam out and placed
the bombs against the boats.
He returned to the shore, and witnessed the destruction of the ships.
After watching them burn to the water
lap, he insisted on the enemy outposts, and returned to Richmond. After the War Between the States, he entered the structural steel business and is said to have erected the first total fire escape in Richmond.
Captain Maxwell supervised the construction of the Soldiers' Home, and during the early Confederate reunions a prominent part in caring for visiting veterans.
His work with the Confederate navy made him famous, and when war was declared between it, he filled States and Spain, he was employed by the government and sent to Cuba for work in which he had specialized. However, shortly after reaching Cuba he was stricken with yellow fever. He was never able to carry out his plans. He was a member of a general, United Confederate Veterans.
A son-in-law, Walter Maxwell, is survived by one son, Wilbur Maxwell; a son-in-law, and two sisters.
Alice and Walter Evans.
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