RALPH DAWSONSUCCUMBS AFTERLONG ILLNESSrt:IsIlt;*iph F Dawson, chief dispatcher s division of the 11, R Ar p,and II lt;V O railroads for many years,and a well-known and respected resident of ruBois, passed away at the Maple Avenue hospital at 4 30 o’clock Wednesday morning following an 111-new of extended duration.The deceased haw heen In failing health for the past several years and hM been bedfast during most of the summer He was removed to the hospital a week ago where an operation was jwrfonned In an effort to alleviate hit condition, but his weak -pried heart failed to respond anddeath occurred at the hour stated The dec eased ha/1 been a residentof DuBoia for the past thirty ylt;Hr.s,and was well known In railroadingcircle* over the old B., R At P system having served as rldef dispatcher »t Butler, PunxautAwney and Du-Bois. prior to his retirement on March 1 1T/34 He came to Du Hols from Punxautawney In 1906, after previously serving aw thief dispatcher at Butler and awaimed similar dutieshere He worked in both the DuBolnj and Punxsutawney offices as dls-r.«o-her. but for twelve years prior to■rnWwipsempw*• asms ■(Turn to Pagr 10, Col. Si