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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
RUSSIAN VIEWS OF PEACE

is doing most Of the talking. II II does
the Germans any good. however to talk
peace. let them talk. 1t certainly does
us no harm. still. this Is no time for
tons"
Here the presiding officer OF Russia's
representative body laughed rood
naturally. adinG And II the United
States tries to make peace between
Germany and the allies at this stage Of
the game. We will never forgive her"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
Want 4 Cow?

For sale-One large red COW. three
eighths mule and hve-elghths wildcat.
She usually goes on a visit every sum-
mer. but she is very much attached to
her home ct present by means Of log
chain Any person wishing to buy her
will throw In Atty feet OF two-inch
rope and an old AK. Would like to sell
her to some man who thinks he could
whip Mexico single-handed. Address
Logan Nickerl. II. r. No. 8. Otumwa.
Iowa.-Otumwa Uowa) Review.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
Appointed Head of Red
Cross Nursing Bureau

of more than 1000 graduate nurses.
Miss Clara d. Noyes. superintendent OF
the Bellevue Hospital Training School
OF New York. has been appointed super
intendent for the nursing bureau OF the
Red Cross. The appointment was made
necessary. by the magnitude Of the work
consequent to the large enrolment Of
nurses. Miss Noyes will take up her
new duties about 0ctebsr L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
On With the Dance.

A man has about as much chance to
enjoy himself in Valdez. II he doesn't
dance. as wax dog chasing an ashes
tos cat through the Internal regions.
And that's not stretching II bit, at
That. az from one to six dances n week
arc stnrci with unceasing regularity
ard unfailing intervals. But our people
enjoy ihem.-Va'dcz, Alaska. Miner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
Safety First.
Moth,

Mother. may go take a swimr''
"oh. yes. my darling daughter.
But there are sharks along the beach
And sharks are In the water;
And IL you want to take a swim,
And II you are not fooling,
You'll find the water In the tub
Is very safe and cooling"
AHouaton Boat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02

q consistent pence advocate. had rep
resented Merthyr Tydvil In Commons
for fifteen years. When he died mis- seat
was contested by two members OF the
Labor party. Stanton and Winstone. the
former q supporter of Britains war. the
latter a Hardie paclfst.
stanton had the nerve to tell the coal
miners ne WAS for continuing the war
to the finish. even II II meant conscrir-
ton twice oyer and they elected him by
vote OF 1926 to d0sn. II Morreil
Snowden. Trevclyan. Outhwaite. Prin.
gle. or Mason. al from for less radical
constituencies. should stand for re-etec-
ton. there can be little doubt as to the
result.
Public Often disagree
The British public and its govern
mental servants don't always agree on
great questions. There has been much
popular dissatisfaction with the war
cabinet. The diplomatic blunders where
by bulgaria was lost and Germany en-
abled to overrun Serbia and Montene-
gro. and involve the entente In serious
difficulties with Greece the military
calculations which resulted In the
evacuation Of Gallipoli and the sur
render of General Towpshend's forces
a stronger economic pressure upon Ger
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
Way Today.

The curfew tolls the knell' Of parting
day.
,Along. the quiet lanes the cattle come;
The plowman puts his implements
away.
And jumps into his car and motors
homo.
kansas City Journal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-02
Not In on the Gossip.

How does your wife like the new
neighborhood?
mot very well as yet You know
she's not well enough acquainted with
the other married women in the block
Press.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
For Women and Girls

Diamond Rings; Plain Set Rings
 Brthmonth ,Iewelry; Dinner Rings Umbrellas Pearl Jewery: Diamond Set Jewery Purses; Bar Pins Handy Pins; Collar Pins Iavaers: Brooches Wrist Watches and Bracelets. Manicure Sets; Vanity Cases: Neck Chains; Lockets Watches; Belt Pins; Barretts Veil Pins; Jewel Cases Ear Screws and Pendants; Hat Pirs; Stick Pins. Spot Pins Thmbles; Silver Novelties; Vases. Cut Glass; CT ina; Dresser Sets Etc
The sun., 1916-12-08
PORT RECEIPTS
ELECTIONS AND MEErIN00.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
CnMDA NV

Notice is hereby given that Q Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Is.
by authority Of the Board Of Directors
OF said Company. hereby called to be
held at the Office Of said The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. at Number
twenty-five William Street. in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City. County
and State OF New York. on the 22nd
Gay OF December. 1916, at twelve
o'clock noon OF said day.
The object of said meeting IL:
D To authorize the reduction
IN tho number Of shares of the
Capital Stock Of said Corporation
from Forty Thousand Shares of
tho par value Of Twenty-Five DOL
lars each to Ten Thousand Shares
OF the par value of One Hundred
Dollars each:
to To take such other action as
may properly como before said
meeting in relation to the pro-
posed reduction In the number Of
Shares Of the Capital Stock OF
said Corporation.
Dated. New York, December Z, 1916.
EDWIN s. MARSTON,
ShEsIDENT OF THE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
AUGUSTUS V. HEELY.
sEc cRETARY OF THE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
The sun., 1916-12-08
REPORTS OF U-BOAT
TENSION HIT COTTON
ouotations Are Driven Down
81 q Bale by Heavy Offer
ing Of Contracts.
MANY STOPS ARE NIPPED
Traders Await L. s. Ginning
Report, Out To-day, and
Crop Estimate Monday.

Washington advices regarding the
U.boat controversy with Germany
sAried cotton quickly yesterday after
,ssn and contracts were offered IN such
volume a. to drive quotations approxi-
.sse,y u . bale below the days high
,saSs. Last prices were about the low
ct Of the day. 10 to ~ points below
Wednesdays close. with the market
hsavy.
The quick decline caught many stop
isn orders Cotton. in . measure. has
tsn left to take care Of itself BY heavy
epsrators. and there was hardly . hand
turned to stop the downward trend.
Tho morning and afternoon sessions
ranged from quiet at the start to steady
during the late morning and afternoon.
Trading was particularly dull al the
opening. Prices showed declines Of I to
z points from Wednesdays close, but
this was considered favorable In view
Of the rather sha rp decline in Liverpool.
Southern commission houses sold and
there was some hedge selling. Wall
Street and commission houses purchased
moderately.
Buyers became more aggressive a. the
heavy offerings OF Liverpool were fully
absorbed and this late forenoon advance
carried prices ; to points net higher,
Western buying was said to have been
inspired BY the Curtis estimate OF TO-
$4,000 bales. Prices continued to rule
steady In the early afternoon until the
reselling wave Of the last few minutes
wiped out all gains.
All eyes In the cotton trade ars on the
Census Bureaus estimates. The repovt
TO be issued this morning b expected to
show approximately 100000 bales ginned
from November to December I, bring
ing to 10.2l6.000 bales the total cotton
sinnsd to December 1. This would COM
pare with 100000 bales sinned to De-
cember last year. when the total crop,
Including linters. turned out about A.
ss3o00 bales.
The Governments estimate Of the
crops size will be issued next Monday It
o'clock. Gueeses on II vary from TO-
100000 to $4,000, 900 bales.
The disposition OF the trade has been
10 ease up on heavy deals pending the
publication Of these reports. One par
tcular feature Of the trade has been
that the spot cotton trend In Southern
centres has shown no disposition to fol-
low future hurries. II continues steady
At generally unchanged prices. with lit
tle cotton on the market.
Me nervous break In the late after
noon was emphasized by the compare
lively wide range the quotations fol-
lowed. The days exports were Ss,s75
bales.
The sun., 1916-12-08

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
J. N Robinson Norton 4 Company. Incor-
porated, will be held at the office OF the
cSnpany. No. IL Leonard Street, In the
ana state Of New York. on the 18th day
Sa december. 1915. at eleven o'clock In the
forenoon, for the purpose of electing three
inspectors of elections TO serve at the next I
annual annual meeting. and for the Transaction OF
basn ssh other business az may properly come
open from eleven o'clock In the forenoon
nnti, twelve o'clock noon. The Transfer
day Of November. 1915, TO the twenty -sixth
DAY of December, 1916.
Dated. New York. the nrst day Of De-
W. II. MOURNING. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-08

Local spot market quiet and 10 points
lover: N 90 for middline upland ssles
ny; delivered on contract. 800 bales.
southern spot markets and sales:
galveston quiet. UNCHANGED. c0c.: S.o<7.
New Orleans steady. unchanged. - Sc. !:
Mobile nominal. unchanged. 1850.
savannah nominal. UNCHANGED. 0Nc.
Cnsrleston steady. unchanged. lekc.; 10.
Nnr,n,nr N,minron on steady: tc. up. isSe.
baltimore nominal. unchanged. 1850.
Augn.ta steady. unchanged. 1s.ssc.; sci.
Memphis steady. unchanged. 2sc.: 52s.
Houston steady. % p. lower. ls. SOC: 2l1.
Little Rock steady. UNCHANGED, eoc.
PORT RECEIPTS
The sun., 1916-12-08
BUY PAIGE DETROIT STOCK.
Chandler = Co. Get ol 900, 900 Of
z Fer Cent. Issue.

Chandler q Co. announced yesterday that
they have purchased ei.0oo.Qpo Of Z per
cent. cumulative preferred stoSk. par value
$40. Of the Paige Detroit Motor Car Com
pany. THIS stock IL reasonable at par ana
accrued dividends AZ the rate Of 800. 900
annually. beginning January 4. 1918.
II. ". Jewett, president Of the Company.
said that for the thirteen months ended
December u. 1918. the net income avail
able for dividsnds was 5000. 1ss; for ten
months ended October 81. 1918. eps4.442
ings OF more than thirteen times the
annual preferred didivend requirements.
The sun., 1916-12-08
QUIET IN sANTo DOMINGO.
Gevern.e:t- Ress.es Pay.e.ts
After Several Months Suspeusion

sANro DOMINGO CIT. Dec. THE
situation is now quiet in Santo Domingo.
where American military rule was pro-
claimed last month.
Payments by the Government. which
were suspended for several months on
account Of tho retention OF public funds
by the American oficials. have been re-
sumed.
The sun., 1916-12-08
CITY OF ITHACA, N. Y.
Dends Called for Reclamation

Pursuant to a resolution adopted By the
mon Council Of ths City Of Ithaca, N. T.,
notice 10 hereby given TO the holders OF
City Of ithaca "a 60 water bonds. Series
the came ere called for payment and re-
demption on January lst 1917, IN acoor-
dance with the option provided and con-
tained In said bonds, ana that interest
thereon will cease and determine on and
after the date above specified.
Notice IL further given to present said
bonds, with Interest coupons thereto at
tachsd. for payment at the office OF ths
Union Trust Company OF New York, 50
proper assignment and authorization for
transfer and registration to the Sinking
Fund Commission. City Of Ithaca.
w o. KERR, city Clerk.
Dated, Ithaca y. Y. November I, 1918.
The sun., 1916-12-08
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad Company
PLAN AND AGREEMENT OF REORGANIZATION

To the Holders Of.
Certificates Of Deposit Of Central Trust Company Of New
York. Depositary under said Plan and Agreement for
Fst Preferred Stock Second Preferred Stock and COM
Stock Of The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company;
First Consolidated Mortgage Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
Of said Company issued under its Deed Of Trust dated
September l. 1899, to The Mercantile Trust Company;
First Preferred Stock Second Preferred Stock and Com
mon Stock Of said Company, and
Unsecured Claims against said Company,
Deposit required ON OR BEFORE DECEM
Company New Depotary
under said Plan Agreement for the Reorganization Managers there
Preferred
Wheeling Railroad
Company respective Certificates Of Deposit
Holders Of Certificates Deposit desiring avail themselves
the advance SIS for each share
stock by their Certificates of Deposit before
December 1916 the $12 for each such The
Of
be before months from December
interest from said the of six
the stock the New Company which the holders
Certificates Deposit become entitled under the Plan
ing such payment in full
Holders Certificate, Deposit of tn.
the New Company Of stock The Wheeling
Lake ak E m % any BY
a the %s % S & f9Sys % SD n a S
Of Stock subscribed BY them ''A
Chats: ss at the
subscriptions any, Prior Lien
DEPOSITS will on s s sofh
Rep0 pc Or the date
posted by them without further notice
.,.xr curcnrox TAYLOR. KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
HENRY w n'ronEsT. BLAIR & CO.,
Reorganization Manager.
CENTRAL
Wal lsueetN yorkC,
The sun., 1916-12-08
BROOKLYN RArID TRANSIT COMPANY,

Now York November 27th, 1915,
Tho Board OF Directors has this day de-
clarsd quarterly dividend OF One and
one-ha.f per centum ON 60 on the out
standing capital stock OF this Company.
payable on January lst 1911 to stookhold-
ers Of record at the close OF business on
Saturday, December 9th, 1915.
J, II, BENNINGTON. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-08
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Co.

Tho Board OF Directors OF the Rubber
Goods Manufacturing Company has this
day declared from tho net earnings OF the
company the list regular quarterly divi-
dcnd of Ono and Three -fourths per cent,
lkTl on tho Preferred stock. payable
December 18TH. 1910. TO rtockholders. Of
record at the close OF business on Monday,
December 18th. 1916. Checks will be
mailed to registered addresses.
y. j. HATilORNE Treasurer
New York. December an, 1915.
The sun., 1916-12-08
THE DELAWARE 3 HUDSON COMPANY.

oUARTEn t.n a. PER CENT on the
capital stock Of this Company will be paid
At the office OF the Company, 20 Nassau
street. In this city, Oh and after wsdnss-
day. Dec 20. 1915. to stockhoiders OF rec.
ord at closs Of business to-day.
BY ordsr OF the Board Of Msnagsrs
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer,
The sun., 1916-12-08
BUTTE & SUPERIOR MINING co.

20 Brnad 81, New lorK, Dec, 7, 1915,
The Directors or the Butte & Superior
Mining Co have to-day declared a regu-
larry quarterly dividend of sl,e5 q share,
and In auction thereto an extra dividend
OF - share, PAYABLE December 80 TO
stockholders OF record at the close Of bust
ness December Is,
The sun., 1916-12-08
sHORE LINE ELECTRIC RAIIBOAn
COMPANY.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of The steckholdsrs Of the SHORE
LINE ELECTRIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Sf the Company. koom s0te, Grsnd Central
Terminal, New York, ~. ". on Thursday.
december ltth. ists. at f3;eo o'clock noon,
rec,ors and three Inspsctors ef Election.
and for the traassetlss u any sthe! sHsa-.
Is S.''s ia w.. ~ =: ... ...'',s
The sun., 1916-12-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION
HHHlAHHAA nlRllAaA

A quarterly dividend OF SiTs per share
has this day been declared upon the Pre-
ferr"d Stock Of this Corporation. for tho
quarter ending December 3lst. 1918. pay /.
able January md. 1917. to Stockholders OF
record a. the close of businesa December
18th. 1918. ~ KRoYER. Treasurer.
December lst, 1919.
The sun., 1916-12-08
new orle1ns Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7.-Ansr showins
s,ssolness s around the middle of the ssssion
the fear Of complications with Germany
tSroxn IScs 1he o,Ars ArsS.s Much long cotton was
cotton became liberal. Close barely sirady
n net loss Of Is 10 70 points Futures:
The sun., 1916-12-08

Mverpccl Cables-spot cotton hardening
,Ac,ss. Am. so~ bales speculation and export, sco
n,mericsn; "a ncr. 600 imports, %, ,oo0 American,
Iresular At Z 10 10 points decline: ciosesI
s,ssay st net advance Of point TO 4 decline
n,,, pcinis January February. iiss: March.
tnprn' lzio; May-June. 12s; July.Ausust,
is.B October November. 1i20 Nanchester-
Yarns hrm cloths, fair business
The sun., 1916-12-08
Readjustment
International Mercantile
Marine Company

To
Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
of Central Trust Company of New
York for Preferred Stock:
Holders Of Certificates of Dsposis
of United States Mortgage and
Trust Company for Common
Stock:
Notice Is hereby given that the
Preferred Stock and Common Stock
of International Mercantile Marine
Company have been listed on the
New York Stock Exchange, and that
announcement has been made that
the above mentioned Certificates Of
Deposit will be stricken from the
List on Monday, DECEMBER II,
1916.
The Plan and Agreement Of Read
justment dated August 1, 1916, hav-
ing been consummated, holders Of
said Certificates of Deposit, upon
the surrender thereof, properly en-
dorsed in blank, to the Depesitary
which issued the same, and upon the
payment to said Depositary of the
sum Of $1.00 for each share Of stock
represented thereby, will be entitled
to receive definitive certificates for
stock to the amount and of the char
acter specified in their Certificates
of Deposit SO surrendered.
Holders surrendering Certificates
Of Deposit and desiring stock certifi-
Gates in the same name as that borne
by the surrendered Certificates Of
Deposit will not be required to pro-
vide transfer tax stamps; if stock
certificates are required in a differ
ent name, the surrendered Certifi-
Gates of Deposit MUST BEAR
THE TRANSFER TAX STAMPS
REQUIRED BY THE LAWS OF
NEW YORK.
Dated, New York, December 8, 1915.
JAMES y. WALLACE. Chairman.
HENRY EVANS,
HAIRY BKONNER,
FREDERICK W. SCOTT,
CHARLES u. SABIN,
Preferred stock Committee.
JOHN W. rlATTfN. Chairman.
LEWIS J.. CLARKE,
DONALD T.. GEDDES.
\. u. =. POST.
STACY e. RICHMOND,
WILLIAM &. NAN ANTWERP.
Common stock Committee.
The sun., 1916-12-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
SPRINGFIELD RAILWAY & LIGHT
COMPANY
Preferred Stock Dividend No. Q.

The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clared the Eighth Consecutive Quarterly
Dividend of One and Three.Quarters per
cent on the Preferred Stock Of the Spring
nsld Railway & Light Company. payable
january :. 1917. to the preferred stock
ness December -. 1915. Books for tho
transfer OF tho Preferred Stock OF the
Company will not be closed.
j. DrSHill4, Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-08
TO THE HOLDERS of the CONSOLE.
DATED MORTGAGE 8 FER CENT.
GOLD BONDS Of kSONyILLE
RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPANY,

Pursuant TO the provisions OF the mort
gage OF the Knoxville Hallway and Light
Company TO The standard Trust Company
OF New York. as Trustee. dated September
J, 1905. notice Is hereby given that the
Knoxville Railway and Light Company has
determined to pay OF and discharge all OF
the Consolidated Mortgage Per Cent. Gold
Bonds Clearing numbers from TO s2s. in
elusive, ana from 1851 20 5000. inolusive)
thereby secured and which are outstanding
Hereunder. on the Hrst day OF March. 1917.
by payment Of the face value OF the bonds
and Ia 60 premium thereon together with
all interest accrued on the same and unpaid
on the said first day Of March. 1917. upon
presentation. surrender and delivery OF such
bonds together with all unpaid and all un-
matursd coupons thereto nppertaininG. 10
the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
the successor Trustee under the said mort
gage. at It's office. NJ. $40 Rroadway, IN
the City OF New York. and hereby requires
that tho said bonds he presented for re-
demption and payment at the said time and
place. After the said first day OF March
1917, all interest on the aforesaid bonds
shall cease
Dated. December I, 1919.
KNOXVILLE RAILWAY AND LioRT
COMPANY. BY c. j. Fleming. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-08
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
BLAIR & CO.,

reorganization Manners
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YoRE
u Wall Street. New York City.
Depositary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
CHILD LABOR BILL
ARGUED PRO AND
CON IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Constitu.
tional arguments for and against the
administration child labor bill oCcu'
pied the senate today. Senator Borah,
Republican. maintaining that congress
has ample authority 10 exclude prod
ucts Of child labor from interstate and
foreign comwerce and Senator Hard.
wick. Democrat. insisting that federal
legislation Of such a character clearly
was an infringement on The rights OF
the states.
Senator Borah asserted that the
measure merely carried out the reCog.
nixed police power of congress over
interstate commerce. II must be con:
ceucd he said, that there are some
things so bad that they must be denied
the channels of interstate commerce
and that a line must be drawn some
where. When ii came TO d!scrlmina.
tion in such matter. he argued. il
could not be left 10 the states and
must necessarily fall upon congress.
Senator Hardwick charged both
parties with "playing TO political ex,
pediency" with child labor legislation,
and said he felt ashamed because his
party favored ii in the ST. Louis plat,
form. The bill. he declared was di.
rected against a purely domestic and
internal affair. whose regulation lay
in the sole power of the state. He
said he was earnestly in favor of just
and humane child labor laws. but was
confident The supreme court would
hold the pending measure unConstitu
tional is enacted into law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
HUNDREDS WITNESSED
THE DARING DEED
Which Was Boldest In History
Of Detroit Thought 1t
Was Movie Scene

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 4, - Five
automobile bandits who early this aft
ernoon held up the paymaster and
armed guards Of the Burroughs Add
ing Machine company, and made away
with between $4,000 and $4,000
after shooting and slightly injuring
one man. late tonight. apparently have
eluded several machine loads Of po-
licemen sent in pursuit
Eleven machines filed with officers
tonight were securing the country in
every direction after fruitless. north
westerly chase of IS miles. Every
road out of the city is being searched,
including those leading 10 Lansing.
Jackson and Ann Arbnr and the De-
tro!tMunroe highway.
Early this evening the bandits were
thought 10 have hecn cornered be.
tween Novi and South Lyon. about
when officers from Detroit and South
LYON closed in the bandits car was
not 10 be found. II WAS thought pos
sibly they had left the main road. The
search was enlarged in the belief that
the chase toward Novi might have
been along decoy trail.
The amount obtained by The ban.
dts. al first placed as high aS S45.10n
late today, was declared by the secre.
Of the Burrough COM
pany 10 have been between $33.011
and $%l ,0nn. The car held UP carried
d sum said 10 have heen S5G.nO0. y
car following. carrying $I5,Onh. was
not molested.
The condition of Rudolph Cooper. A
Continued on Page Twelve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
DETROIT AUTOMOBILE BANDTSH0LD Up PAY CAR
AND ESCAPE WITH S34, 900 AFTER WILD CHASE
FOURTEEN BODIES
RECOVERED FROM
TENNESSEE CREEK

MIDDLESBORO. Ky. Aug +.-All
reports tonight from The region OF
BlairS creek, in Claih0urne county.
Tenn. devastated by flood. following
a Cloudburst Wednesday night. were
that me death list probably would not
exceed IS.
When darkness fell tonight. four;
teen bodies had been recovered. These
included three otLhe children of Bush
Ferguson. who with his wife and five
ether children lost their lives Mrs.
u. c. Edmonds and child. Mrs. Porter
Walker and two of her children. Bob
Johnson and five unidentified bodies.
Al least 1000 people from all sec
tionS Of Claibourne county. who came
20 the flooded district, assisted in the
search for the dead. They went over
the ground carefully. but could only
find fourteen bodies. Il is, believed
the bodies of others known 10 hare
been drowned we're washed into the
ClinCh river.
Doctors from Tazewell. Tenn. were
on the scene and they administered
TO the sick and injured
All OF the bodies recovered Will be
buried tomorrow.