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The Springfield herald., 1917-07-06
e AXE NIEW

The farmers Of this vicinity arc
preparing for harvest.
Drn Bosley from Ensign, Kans.,
is spending few days with rel
atives this week.
Ray Kraft's brother and wife
from Tyrone, Okla, are here WIS.,
iting for few weeks
Pay Bosley miGe a business
trip to Elkhart last week.
The ball game at Edle: was
well attended Saturday. the
game standing Is to 13 in favor
of Campo.
Eornest Bussard and wife left
Tuesday for Elkhart.
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Who Went Ba ok .
On Their Word of Honor?
E Eiitor; Herald, Springfield

E iitor; Herald, Springfield
AS most OF the Baca county
2,pers have comm anted on "A 8"
called controversy" which
arose over some recruits switch.
ing their affection from an.. as
yet, unorganized company in the
End Regiment Of infantry,
KNOWN IA the Northcut regi-
men+, to Co. D. OF the First Sep
arate Battalion Colorado Infan.
try, l feel that as commanding
officer of the latter organization
II have word to say.
l was called to Springfield IN
June 10th by C. Lyle Knox who
stated there were about twenty
men Pledged TO JON the ca reg
iment, among them himself.
THAT if l would come down and
have talk with them he fclt
sure of ten of them going into
Co. D. l met these young men
at the court house and explained
to them the difference between
the two classes of organizations
ard from personal experience
advised them to take the organ
lied. These men had not been
enlisted nor in any way had they
obligated themselves. They
simply agreed to go providing SO
and so joined. Knox tried first
Ito get in Co. D. but was turned
down on accrunt of his broken
| finger. He showed the proper
spirit of a red .blooded American
by trying to help the game along
instead of lying down. His first
love was for Co. D. and seeing
second chance went back.
For those men who failed to
join Co. d, when they had All
opportunity and are now criti-
cizing the ones who did for an
alleged breech of honor have
this to say: They agreed to join
the second regiment, knowing
that their services would not be
needed for a period of possibly
two months; that their atfiliation
witt, this embryo regiment bol-
stored them up in the eyes Of
their fellow citizens: and when
} given a chance to become real,
"honest-to-God" soldiers they
| showed lack Of desire and ep'
bprniorr rnau sJMiu y lYeat.W;e .ap
same men will fail to respond
and come forward when called
for service in the "Northcutt
Regiment.
You have rhy authority to
. print this over my signature.
Very respectfully.
e. D. householder
Capt. lst Sep I'm Colo Inf.
Recruiting Officer
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Rodley

j. 7. Haw kins ma de trip to
Springfield Saturday.
A large crowd attended the
ball game between Campo and
G. 1. at Rotlley Saturday. We
have not y et learned who won.
Dickey's. left Thursday for a
visit with their parents in Texas
and Oklaf soma.
Ollie Hi nGs is cutting ;ye 70!
several Of. the neighbors.
Mr.. an d Mrs 6. A. S nuTEz at
tended t he Friends s. .rvEes al
Murray Sunday,
K. w. Simpson, the lovial mute
farmer of the Zion c ountry, wa:
in fro' n his ranch s aturday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U. s. Land Office at Lamar, Colo, Apr. Is, 1917
Notice il hereby given thst Oliver s. Sutherland
OF hodley, Colo., who on March. 10, 1914.
made homestead entry, No. ol41is. for the s. W.
nw't:- swl4:- and the 80 seG:- of section,
.. Twp. sss. Range IS W.. 9Th p. Meridian, ba.
Med notice Of intention to make ANAL year proof
70 establish claim to the land above described
before silas Z. Speckmann. u S. Commissioner
y Springfield. Colorado on the 18th day of july
Claimant names as witnesses:
o. A. Sutherland. Of Rodley and Ray Rapp. of
Spnnshed' and Joseph NJ. Moorehear and MIN
Han. both OF RodIey. Colo,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior U. 8. LaAd Office
LamaF Oolo May ]. 1917.
Notice IL hereby given that Wanda A. McAd.m
" Springfield Colo. who on Nay. 26, 1913, made
Homestead entry No. olsIeo for lots s. s. p, and
the e1s sw't Of Section .. Twp. 81 .. Rang, 4s
". 18th Principal Meridian. has flied notice
OF intention to make final thrae ysar Proof
to establish claim 10 the land ab,ve described be-
lore tho Judge of the. county Court. at Spring.
hcid, Colo. On the l1th day OF July, 1917,
Claimant lanes rs witnesses:
Lucius McAdam. Hesry McAdam, Charley
Clark. Will Bewley, all ofvuas: Colorado.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(PlbHaRner,

Iu department OF the Interior
" o. A-aho Office at Lamar, colo.
Not;,. :. May l9. 1877.
w;do,a ,,...i' ner'by given that Mile Nup.t
E.,s,s, " william I. NuRent. deceased, n,
mad ho. oo'orsdo. who. on October 8. 1911.
2e.s,-ao 20 entry No Oils. for lots l427.2s
ba. t;isd !. see' 10 twp 81 S. R. so W 9Th p. M.
,ea, PROOF. to establish claim to the land .ha,S
:. oea before the Judge Of the Countv 60.
July 1917. oA ''e <Ath day Of
WILL. Claimant names as witnesses
""iard Cole. Of Estelene. Colo. q w r,..,
'o"h Layton. Nora v: Layton all Of ken,on. os,i
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of the Interior. U. s. Land Office
Lamar colorado. May. 10. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Sherman ID. jaime, of
lnmport Colo. who Nav 4. 1913, made
Homestead entry, No. ol3O36. FOR wig Section 2a
T@ ). i3W 6th p. NJ. has Fl led motto, OF int,n.
ton to make Final three year pru,f, to establish
claim TO he land above described, before LA. E
speckinann' U. 5. Commissioner. at Springfield
Colo on the 10th day of July. 1877.
Claimant names as wituessea-
y" H. Lawyer. George F. Stasner. G Gorge RAM
'ey. l. 7. James. all of Lamport, Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Dopartment of the interior U. S. Lant
OIiice at Lamar. Cnlorad, q lnl-

Dopartment of the Interior. u S. Land
oh'ce at Lamar, Colorado ). June g. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Fred Gunter.
oi Springfield, Colo. who, on Sept IA. 1910.
'nAoe NJ f.. NO. os7Sl. for se1,, of Sec. 49, swi4.
Vi section a. Iwp. 29s- r. A W.. 18th prin-
cipal Meridian has filed ne.tce of intention TO
make final five year proc f, to establish claim
to the land above described. before Silas E..
Speckmann U. s.. Com. at Springfield, Colo, on
the Sth day of August. 1877 -.i-
Claimant names as wituesses:
b. j. Clifton. W. II. Denney. j. E. Henson. J.
c. Deane. all Of Springfield Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
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n. .Publisher)
Oe'aftment of the Interior U. s. ra,d oa,-
Not;. Lamar. Colo. May 10, 1917.
-. es 10 hereby given that Warren q r.
Hos,s. heneid. Colo. who on Oct. II, 1911. nsd.
=, "estead entry No. olII5s for q, n, s.a.;s' o'
s., io~n.hip 81 SOUTH Range AZ wcs.
WI M'. has filed notice Of ;n,.n.;ss
~ ~ make FINAL three yesr proof. to Establish a,.;
s...' o. inc nhd above described. before Si.. ~ e
y" oaa U. s.com. at Springfield. co,o e.
tho 10th day of July, 1917. A'''' "0'o.' On
I1naant names as witnesses;
Win snn-.as =; G: Patterson. E. C. Swing lev !,
w." 'porse0n. all of Springfield. Colo. 'S ICY
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NOTICE FOR PUBATION
Publisher
DEPARTMENT of theTERIoR

- .. Land Once at Lamar, q. May 7. 1917.
NorICE is hereby given iha.afe Lester. of
oampo. Cole. who on oceober si2. made home
stead entry No. ol2Oeo for the = i-s- nlasw,i:
ana nwia:- Of Section l8, Toship SO south
range 47wsst. 9Th Prin. Eeridi, has fled no
uee OF h 'ention to make tn, year proof.
e*taoiish claim to the land abo described. be-
lore Columbus. c. swem, U. Som. at Campo
>oio. on the 18th day Of July. 10.
Clsimsnt names as witnesse
n. y: White. J. H. Neal. W. ! Denney. all o
Springfield and T. v. Nidey. ocampo. Colo.
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Notice For Publica tiou
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IpIlhlialal

U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo. Nav o. 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles A. Finle,
o' Viins' Coio' who on Dec. 20. 1910. made home
stead entry No. o9i5s. for lots 2-3-5-Io. the nea
anu the ne14sw1t:- Of Section 10. Town ship 81 S
hanse 81 W. 9Th Prn. Meridian, has fled not
Oh intention to make Five year Proof. to establish
eism 10 the land above described, before Silss E.
Speekmann u S. Com. at Springfield. Colo. on
the 9th day of July, 1877
Claimant names as witnesses.
samuel Nichols, Fred Holfister. Frances Hollis
Ter. all OF Villas, and l.. NJ. Jones, Lamar. Colo
rado.
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Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
=. d Land Office at Lamar, CoIo. May Z, 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that Melvin YeaRer, OF
springfield. Colo. who. July Is. 1913, made
homestead entry No. Olsf22. for the e.. Section
~ township % south. Range AZ West. 9Th Prin,
~, mer'o'An has filed notice of intention to make
hree year proof. to establish claim to the land
ABOVE described before Sias E. Speckmann,
U. S. Com. at Springfield. Colo., opEtbe 18th dav
Of July. 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
+. Z. Moscrip, r. N. Bender. Elmer H. Chat
nam. I. X. o<enreader. all of Springfield, Cola.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
fPublisher.)
Department Of ths Interior.

Land Once at lamar. Colorado.
May. 9. 1917
Notice is hereby given that Thomas Heaeney
OF Springfield. Colo, who on Sept %. 1912, made
Hid. entry, No. oI20l2. for the e1s of Section
~, Township 30 South. Range IS west
9Th p. N. has filed notice of intention to make
final year proof to establish claim 70 the land
above described before Siias E. Speckmann U. S.
commissioner at Springfield. Colorado, on the
18th day Of July, 1917.
Claimant names a. Witnesses;
Grover kester. Clarence J. Casper. Edgar F
Battles. all Of Campo, and Frank McGurk, of
Springfield, Colo.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Department Of the Interior,

May Z. 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that Anna E. Handy Of
Maxey. Colorado, who. on May IA. 1917, made
Homestead Entry No. OI4ss55. for snswl4, Sec, l
nw'4 and n1asw'i, Sec. l2, Twp. 20 8. R. 40 w.
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ton to make nnal year proof to establish claim
TO the land above described. before the U. S.
Land Office. at Lamar, Colo. on the oath day of
July. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ted Barker. of Springfield Colo, John Durstine
J. Z. Cook. Herman Ammon all Of Maxey. Colo.
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NOTICE OF APpL1CATo LEASE

SS VI AffLlCATO LEASE
| STATE LA
oH1ce OF the State Board Of Commit itsioners.
Denver. June IA. 1917.
Notice is hereby given tppl,cation has
oeen made to lease the follovsscribed school
isnds' situate in Baca courolorado. to-wit.
NE's and sw't Of Sec. 3e, INS S. r. 4s W.
application No. A7s2I. all offs. Twp. 30 S.
r. 4s W.. Application No. A1AlI Of Sec. s6
iwp, ~ s.. r. ~ W.. App.icaNo. A7sl9.
Notce 10 further hereby that all other
persons desiring 70 file an aprion to lease all
or any part Of this tract Of laust file .ame in
this ONCE prior to July 20, 10. no other ap.
phcstion to lease the above cibed lands will
'e considered srter said date
"a fhoND MILLER. Preat State Board
'Ano commissioners. June %. July l;
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. land Office a,
Lamar, colorado. June 8. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Lula N. Nc.
Cre'lis. widow OF Charles E. McCrellis Deceased,
Stonington. Colo. who on June 18th, 1912, made
desert land entry, No 0ll74s. for Lots 8, 4,
seanwA of Section. ., and Lot /. Of Section
4 7. 3ls R. 43 ", 9Th principal meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make
hnal proof. under paragraph Of the
act OF mar. 4. 1915. to establish claim 70 the
land above described before Slas =. apepkmanp, i,
U. S. CON-. at Springfield Colorado on the
sth day Of August, 1917.
Caimant nArpes ~ witnesses:
DAVID X Rupe. H. X. Ellis. Lorsnzy F. Davis,
Levi Mobiey. all Of StoninRton. Colo,
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Notice For rPubIicat;on

PubI0hor)
Depsrtment Of the Intsrto.
U. y. Land Ohies at Lsmsr co,,.,
of ot,Se C i' hereby given that Mattiss ~ 1917
NEs and snsrE No Sissss for ic.s and md s. nsds
Year p1s, aas filed notice q Intention to mats 9Th
bssess caia%ssuI:s sIsin E he ;ss
July. 1917. oofofado. on the 24th day Of
K. Z. Bssvers. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisherJ
Department Of the Inter.o,
United States I.apd na,,

Lamar. Colorado, Muy l. 1y11.
Notice is hereby given that James NJ. Nerr;6sId
oil Campo, Colo., who. on April 30. 1918 made
Homestead entry, No. Ol3oO6. for e.,
OF Section 30. Township 81 g., Range
10 W.. 9Th Prin. Meridian. has filed motto. of in
ten ton to make Final three year Proof. to extab
iish claim to the land above described, before
Columbus Sven. U. S. Commissioner at Cam
po' Colorado on the 10th day of July. 1917,
Claimant names as witnesses
q. C. Weeks. l., T. Williamson. r. C. Dunn.
W. M. Tevebausi. all of Campo.
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NOTICE ron PUN
Department. ofior.
L. g.. Land Office Colo.

si7.
Noticsi' hereby given d R. Jones
OF sand Arroys. Colo. who. 1912. made
homestead entry No oi2l7s6 sction 8
twp. % s. Range II W 9th ,rilian, has
meg notice Of intention to three year
proof. to establish claim d above do.
ser,bd. before silas E. spJ. s. Comm
~ Springfield. Colorado. onIay Of July
Gisamsnt Names - Witnc
D. n. Easter. cf Sand ArrS, F. Gibson
1eorRl Collier. Ralph W. FEdler. Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PuIoN

NOTICE FOR PuloN
| fPubIist
| Department Inte: ior
uitsd Statsa I'd OaisAr, Colo.
!, I9l7.
Notice 10 hereby given tn R. McAdar.
of Vilas. Colo. who on Deco. l9lt. made
homestead entry. No. os3I4. neI4: Sec, 6.
Lots "a slinwl4:- Sec. 5.awi,:- Of Sec.
y. Township so south. Ranst. 9Th Prin.
haeri1ian. has filed notice :,tion to make
three year proof to establish to the land
1hove described. before the { tho County
1917.
Uemant names assess.
LueiuS McAdam, Charley, Boyd
az OF Villas. and wanda A, \. Springfield,
Uolu.
A. L. Beaveegister.
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NoIlcE FOR PUBLICATION
tPubifsher.l
Department Of the interior.
D. Land Office At Lamar. Colorado
No.lCEL. May 1s, 1917.
~ p;.s. hereby given that Ernest s. Pan,
Ma y, Colo. Who. on Feb 49, 1914, ma.
e.. ~ oisV<i' FOR w'9ne'i. sw,1nwlt. nwL..i;
al in Twp. 81 s., a w on s.s ~.
~ Meridian' has aIsd notice Of ;nt.n,;a. ne'pai
flnsi three year Proof. to s,t.bli.h c.,.. ".ke
~ ' ABOVE described, before sila, r. Sn.ckr,..s .e
s,., o. Conn., at Springfield. Colorado. ~ .sa
Ath day Of July, 1917. -''' on the
claimant names - witnesses:
larry raul. OF Hurley. Okla, John r. x
.nest ~, Black. Homer wineesrner. all q, p;.s
Ho'' A. L. BEAVER, Rspi.t.r
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Puh,ishsS

Puh,ishsr,
department Of the Interior
NJ. -.no once At Lamar coIo. Nay !, 1917
ce hereby given that Zells M. Cur,,nt =,
knen. ,a,. Colorado who on octobsr ~
J Io..sa" .'s homestead entry No. o.ssas, for tn,
.h,n 90 80 and the s;sn'i:- Of Section, i. Town
Msr,d;.. S S ,oatn; Range II west. 9Th Princip.,
tbrss -. meg motto, Of intention to make final
80 sssf PROOF to establish claim to N. 49,,
.o've desdribed before sil., 2. sn.rIn. ~ =, '.sa
Comm. at Springfield Colorado on Tho 1I.s - - o.
Of July. 1877. 'A' iiso DAY
Sa'mant nsmes q witnes,,.
~. ~ E. haroert. Clyde R. Riddle, ERE J. H..
VERT W. A. Riddle all Of Springfield. Colo
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
T-BOAT IN CENTRAL PART
CHRISTESE,D U-BUY-A-ROND"'

New York. Oct is.--A German
submarine. a mine-iaying U-boat cap
tured by the British year ago, will
be used to push the sale of liberty
bonds In New York The boat Will
be '"docked" In Central park. renamed
the TBuy- bond, and win have Il
liberty loan crew on board. The SUBJ
marine arrived at an Atlantic port to-
day.
The total official subscriptions re-
ceiyed up TO ) O'Clock this afternoon.
as announced by the federal reserve
board. amount to s416.b76,s5o, The
estimated subscriptions total s54S.-
900 Among the largest suhscrib-
err today were J p. Morgan g. Co,
s25. goo. 900; Central Trust company
(additionat), s2o,0oo,ooo Bankers
Trust company. s1o,oo0.eoo; E. I. Du-
pont de Nemours company. $1,000
600; New York Life insurance COM
pany. $4,000 600 (additionaI).
Chinatown has its first liberty loan
rally this afternoon. Many Chinese
subscribed.
Harry Lauder. the Scotch comedian,
will boom the loan from the sub
treasury steps at rally tomorrow
afternoon. Three aviators will fly over
the city Friday and drop bombs of
literature OF the loan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
PRINCE GEORGE CALLS
SEVEN HUNDRED MORE

Tie Prince George loeai exemption
board Is still calling men 20 complete
its quota, Some time back it called
an additional thousand, and day or
two ago II called seven hundred more.
1t is anticipated that the board viii
be able TO complete It's quota of $40
men fer the draft from the men who
have now been called. The draft in
Prince George and Hopewell was very
much embarrassed by the large num-
Der Of men who never responded to
the call, having left the section for
parts unknown, while there were also
d large number OF aliens In the COM
munity not properly subject to draft.
The board has about 200 colored
men ready to go to camp on October
II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

Amsterdam. Oct. 1s.--Mutinous Ger
man sailors have struck the severest
blow 20 the German submarine menace.
where 1t has been u,9st Derilous aRdr
most efflcacious on the Belgian coast.
The newspaper. Belgisch Dagiad. to-
day, gave the world drst news Of
mutlny among German sailors at the
U-boat base at Ostend. which. with that
at Bruges. is the CHER goal of the
British drive in Flanders.
AS during the recent nutiny az
wilhelmshaven, an officer was thrown
overheard by the mnttneers at ostend
when he tried to enforce his order TO
csrtain sailors to man submarines. RE-
fusal to do service on the U-hoats led
TO the outbreak. Only with the great
est difficulty. 1t Is reported, were the
disorders queiied. More than a dozen
mutineers are said to have been taken
to Bruges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

Washington. Oct. 1s.-The United
States fuel administration tonight sent
John F. white. president of the United
Mine workers OF America, to tho mid
die western coal fields where thousands
OF miners are quitting work and threat
entng the nations coal supply. This
move came as a climax to thirty-six
hours discussion OF government seixurs
and operation OF the mines. II Mr..
white, through his powerful union
connections, is not able to get the min
ers back to work. 1t Is believed tonight
that federal handling OF the nations
fuel will follow at once.
Although the fuel administration Ii
as optimistic as the gloomy outlook
the crisis. DR.. H. A. Garneld today re-
fused to add anything to his statement
of yesterday. In which he threatened to
take any steps necessary If either
miners or operators try to coerce the
government into higher wages or
higher prices.
Mr.. White, before leaving on his mis-
sion of last resort. described the coal
miners of the middle west as simply
running wild His admission that
union officials appear to have lost con-
troll OF their men was tonight regards
ed as a serious omen. The United Mine
Workers is regarded as one of the best
organized and most powerful unions
in existence. IT the officials can not
handle these men. comment ran, the
situation must indeed be critical
Have Not C0untenanced Strike.
"The union leaders have never at
any time countenanced any of these
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
NEW YORK HAS No
COAL RESERVE ON HAND
Half Days supply on Hand. with
Winter Upon Them.

New York. Oct, ls.--This city is ex-
pertencing a coal shortage unexampled
In it's history. With less than half a
days supply on hand. millions OF its
residents are likely to suffer severely
II q sudden cold wave comes before ex-
listing conditions are remAdied.
Retail dealers stated today that they
cannot give any information as to when
they will be able to have a replenished
supply.
Some dealers who have still a mod
crate supply are disregarding the gov
eminent order fixing the price by
charging as high as xtz er even more
per ton. These prices ara Charged, as
IL by favor, to old customers only
Persons with whom they have not been
trading cannot get coal at any price II
was declared.
Hundreds of small dealers who sold
coal by the pail to East Side peop1a
hAxA haan forced out ~ pus1nesA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
ITALIANS TO GIVE
BALL FOR RED CROSS

4 big bali will be given in Grays'
armory on the night OF Friday. No
vember IS. by the Italian colony, for
the benefit of the American Red Cross,
Louis BiaH and Peter Bonlni. rep
resenting the colony. have conferred
with the administrative board and
military officials. and have been
granted the privileges of the armory
on the night referred to. Every Ital-
Ian society In the city and In neigh
boring cities will cake part In the
affair. iwth the end In view OF rails
Ing a large sum for the Red Cross
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
WHITE GOES To COAL
FIELDS IN EFFORT TO
PUT END TO STRIKE
Leaders Declare They Oppose Attitude
of Miners In Quitting Their
Work.
GOVERNMENT CONTINUES
CONSERVATION PROGRAM
May Seize Stocks Hoarded by Large
Pennsylvania Interests---May Cut
Out Electric Signs to Save Power.
LOOKS FOR PEACE IN
COAL FIELD BY MONDAY

Joliet, Ill, Oct 1S--Peace win
be restored I'm the coal field by
Monday. Reports received today
by Frank Harrington. president OF
the Illinois Miners union, said the
miners are gradually returning to
work.
The statement of Fuei Admfnis-
traitor Garfield that the miners
could expect no help II the miners
continue to obstruct the admins
ticn's war policy. has had a good
effect. Mr. burlington said.
'sThis Is proved today by the re
turn to work of miners In a Spring
field mine and I am confident that
oil strikers win he back at their
posts by Monday"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
RUSSIAN WARSHlP
is SUNK In BATTLE
While Teutons Have Number
Of Slavs' Fighting Graft So
Trapped Escape Is lmpos-
sible
WAR NEWS AT A GLANCE

German submarine crews In se-
rious mutiny at Ostend, Belgian
newspapers report.
Washington learns officially OF
muttnifss in Austrian navy and
clashes between German and Aus
trian submarine crews at Poia.
Secretary Lansing has authentic
reports showing Germany on verge
of starvation.
Russia defeated In naval hattie;
lose big warship. Twenty Russian
warships now bottled mp north of
Riga gulf
Thirty German machines raid
Nancy, French fortress. French
fiiers down eleven foes. Quiet In
Flanders.
Prince Won Buelow's sudden ar
rival In Berlin believed to fore
shadow early overthrow OF DIR.
Michaciis and Bueiow's rcsump-
ton of chancelsorsi1ip.
U-boat reaches America, I'm caI-
ttyity.