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The evening world., 1918-06-12
MANY U BOAT RUMORS
KEEP Navy MEN BUSY;
NO NEWS OF BATTLE"
Department Declares All Sinkings
on This Side OF the Atlantic
Have Been Made Public.

WASHINGTON, June IL. The
Navy Department, to put an end
to rumors along the coast, announces
that every ship known to have been
sunk by u boats on this side OF the
Atlantic has been reported. Also that
It will promptly report the destruc-
ton OF "a boat the minute il gets
proof.
While there have been no slnkinKs
reported for several days, Cfficials are
not sure the u boats have departed. ON
the other hand, they would not be-
surprised to hear OF further appear
ances OF the submarines at any time.
1t Is not believed there is a mother
ship with the raiders here IL is
pointed out that there is no an.
thentic instance on record OF German
submarines accompanied by mother
ships.
One OF the new suggestions, not
official, is that the Sargasso Sea ia
being used as n hiding place for
q boats and supply ships. Also that
in il may be concealed the missing
collier Cyclops. Near the Sargasso
Sea three steamship lanes form a
triangle. In IL may be not only the
Cyclops and the mother ship OF the
u boats, it is said, but the Karlsruhe,
which from time TO time is reported
active again. Navy officials say this
mart OF the sea has been explored
without finding anything.
Meanwhile the policy OF keeping the
transport and transatlantic supply
lines open will be maintained II
ship masters follow instructions losses
will be materially reduced.
SaCFAlaI=V nf the
Roosevelt said to-day that while
newspapers are receiving many
rumors regarding fights and new
sink!ngs, the Navy Department un.
doubtedly receives two such reports
TO every one reaching newspaper of
fees.
every such report that appears 70
have any foundation is immediately
investigated" he said.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
CITY CHAMBERLAIN A BROKER
johnson Entcr- Firm, hut Denies
He VIII Quit HyInn Cabinet.

Alfred j. johnson, city Chamberlain,
has become "a member OF the brokerage
firm Of Anderson, Burns a Co.. No so
Broadway. A report reached city Hall
to-day that he intended rosiRning as a
member OF Mayor hyian's cabinet at a
salary OF $4,000 year Alr johnson
admitted that he had entered the firm
AS a special partner ana that he had put
81 900 OF his money into a. hut said
that he had no intention rysigning his
CITY position.
johnson said hc entered the broker,
rye firm SO that ITS other members. old
friends of his. may be thl, 10 uit from
b shoulders the work of caring for his
pIlyatg interests
The evening world., 1918-06-12
4 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE.
starts BIase in Home
Near Home, NY.

ROME, y. Y. June l2.-DurinF an
electric storm early this morning light
ming struck a house Ave miles west OF
here in which were sleeping Arthur
Henness and Ave OF his children. The
house was set on fre and four OF the
children. three girls and one boy. whose
ages ranged from three to nine years.
were burned to death.
The hfth child, q boy aged twelve.
jumped from a second story window and
escaped with slight burns. The father
was badly burned. but will recover.
The evening world., 1918-06-12

Amiens and Chateau -Thierry with
heavy losses II has encountered
even more terrific losses In the pres
ent drive, five divisions 100000 men)
being replaced on the first day alone.
All OF which has steadily decreased
the fghtlng value OF this army.
Since tho beginning OF the war the
consumption of German man-power
has never been so great as It has in
the last few months. This gives ad-
ditional reason for the belief that
the enemy Is now making It's last su-
premc effort. Recent terrific losses
have already caused the crisis in
German electives. They are filling
up their depleted ranks from auxil-
iaries which heretofore had been ex-
empted on account of age or wounds.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
BELMONT PARK WINNERS.

q FIRST RACE-Three-ye year -oids; 500
adued six furlongs. main COURSE
EIfinhart. 1903 (Ambrose). to 5. | to 4
and out, won; Helen Atkin. i07 tShut-
uuger), l6 to ). I to and out. second
Piazza, lo3 CWalls), Is to |. to !, to
3, third Time. la 2-5. Winning Card
and Sandberia also ran.
SECOND Neutrality-suspicious. sell
ing: four years. olds and up; $500 about
two mies.-Syosset, lF ". Powers)
to 5, to and out, won. New
Haven. l45 (Borgan), ) to !, TO !, TO
~ 3, I 10 10. third. Time, i.92. Early
Light, High Flyer, Wol[eton I'd and
Cater, also ran.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
FRENCH TROOPS ADVANCED
r ONFIELDS STREWN WITH DEAD
--.S 10 - DDfAD
Yesterdays Counter Attacks Between Mont
g.s dder and the Disc Restored Lines to
Where They Stood SUNDAY

PARIS. June 12-The ground over
Stiich the French advanced in their
counter-attack Tuesday was literally
heaped with German dead. says the
Aayas correspondent at the front. In
fetaking Belloy and reaching the
kouthern outskirts of st. Maur. the
French surprised the Germans. The
Germans retired In disorder and
brought horses TO the hrst line at full
gallop In order TO carry away their
GUNS.
Important territory was won back
Andginroads even were made into tho
Eerman positions, and the Allies cap
tured more than 1000 prisoners.
The princlpl counter-attack. says
the Associated Press correspondent.
occurred between Domfront. near
Rubescourt. and Wacquemoulln.
south OF Belloy. a front OF more than
seven miles. Allied infantry. sup
ported by tanks, retook Belloy.
Feashed the edge OF ST Maur. arrived
north OF Porte and Loges Farms and
obtained a foothold a. Antheuil.
The counter attack on the French
left wing Tuesday took the French
lc!ese 10 the original lines as they
stood sunday. The Allies also got
beyoad Merry In another assault.
while the further fierce return blow
Enabled them to reach the vicinity OF
81. Maur.
French cannon and machine guns
have reapod a heavy toll since sun
day. An entire division OF the Jaegers
fwas cut 10 pieces at Reasons sur =
lMatz. while a Guards division lost a
'gresh proportion OF its effectives,
Other divisions suffered equally dur
ling the preparation for the attack
and the advance to the narrow val
leys. all the passes OF which were
Nominated by the Allied guns. Every
.prisonel taken seems horror stricken
at the slaughter OF his comrades.
The brilliant counter attack de-
lllvered by the French left has undone
most OF the advantages gained by
the Germans in the FIRST two days Of
the battle. threatening as II does the
lnank OF the enemy columns in the
icentre marching on Complegne, from
which they are now only six miles
AWAY.
After three days Of hghting in
which the Germans have incurred a
serious wastage OF man power, he
has failed TO reach Compiegne, hls
immediate objective. His advance
on the right bank OF the Disc is not
suffielent 10 place In jeopardy the
Allied positions on the other bank
between the oise and the AIsne.
The heroic stand OF a detachnion nj
OF dismoLnted cavalry on the height
of lie Plemont, says the Associated
Press correspondent. will be remem
bered as one Of the most heroic Cpl
sodes Of the war. Surrounded sun.
dAg morning at { o'clock they resist
The evening world., 1918-06-12
SLAYERS DIE TOMORROW.
Three at sing Sing VIII 60 TO
Chair at night.

ALBANY. June l2.--The three men to
whom the Governor refused executive
clemency yesterday, are to be electro
cuted In Sing Sing prison tomorrow
night. 1t was learned to-day. They are
Hyman Ostransky. AlVsh Briggs and
Bladis Commiskey.
1t developed to-day that Briggs, during
previous term in Sing Sing. was a
member of one OF the brick-laying COM
panles which built the death house in
which he will die tomorrow night.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
CRAIG, AUTO SPEED JUDGE.
Csmptroiier's Testimouy Wins
Freedom for His Chauffeur,

Dennis Doyle. chauffeur for Comp
troiler Charles l. Craig, was dis
charged By Magistrate Doyle in
Jamaica to-day on a charge OF speed
ing. Motorcycle Policeman Platt said
he timed the chauffeur and he was
going more than twenty-five miles
an hour.
Doyle, who asserted he was not
driving the Comptroller's car more
than twenty miles, was supported by
Somptroller craig, who testified he
had ridden in automohiles oWe, ,,,e
hundred thousand miles and could
Judge the speed at which a car Vas
travelling. He was sure DOYLE was
not going more than eighteen 10
twenty miles an hour. After tho
COmptroller's testimony was heard tbe
complaint was dismissed ''s
The evening world., 1918-06-12
NEW SHIP RUNS ASHORE.
FreiEh'sr Lake HouEhton Probably
VIII he Total Less

Tho American frejgh, steamer Lake
houghton. new vessel recently built
at Great Lakes port ana requisitioned
by the United States shipping Board.
ran ashore nehr an Atlantic port laa
night and may be a total loss according
TO Information received by shipping
Board officials here TODAY \ brief re-
port OF the accident said the crew had
landed safely
The Lake Houghton is vessel OF about
5000 tons gross register. She was on
her way 10 BE- assigned to coastwlse or
Central American trade.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
JOHN J. O'lEARY'S TRIAL
BEGINS IN FEDERAL COURT
Brother OF jeremiah O'Leary, Fugi-
tive, Charged With ObStructing
Justice in Aiding His Escape.

John j. oLeary, brother OF Jeremiah
q Leary. who Is fugitive from justice
with charge Of treason hanging over
his head, was placed on trial to-day be.
fore Judge Augustus y. Hand in the
United states District Court on the
charge OF obstructing Justice. The Gov.
ernment hopes to prove that John con
sp!Fsd 10 cover the escape OF mis- brother
jeremiah from the jurisdiction OF the
court and even took power Of at
lorney from him In anticipation OF his
flight
Assistant District Attorney Earl ID
barnes Is conducting the prosecution
against Olesry, The day WAS con-
sumed In the selection Of u Jury.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
HENRY FORD FOR SENATOR.
Michigan Democrats Indorse Him,
Though Republican,.

LANSING, Mich. June l2.-Michlgan
Democrats at their spring conference
here to-day Endorsed Henry Ford OF De-
trolt. an avowed Republican. for United
States Senator. This action was taken
despite the fact that there has been no
indication Mr., Ford will accept the nom
August primary
The evening world., 1918-06-12

ed until Monday noon against re-
peated and most ferocious enemy as
saults. Every two hours they sent
back a wireless message. which al
ways read: We're holding" Finally.
when the hour Of noon was striking
on Monday, one word came through:
Doomed"
The evening world., 1918-06-12
"DRYS" WIN IN JERSEY.

TRENTON. N. J.. June i2.-Seven
local options elections In Central and
Southern Jersey yesterday. resulted in
five victories for the 'drys' and two for
the "wets."
Lambertville. Pennington. East AM
well. HOpewell and Franklin townships
voted dry. Freehold township voted wet
The evening world., 1918-06-12
GERMAN LOSS OF $4,000 MEN
SINCE DRIVE BEGAN ON MARCH q,
FIGURED BY MILITARY EXPERTS
Some Divisions Have Been Used Two or Three
Times, and It's Average Loss Is
Estimated at 1000.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN THE FIELD, June i2-Ger-
casualties in the great offensive since March according
tifc military calculations total at least 100000
Having engaged divisions the original PEiy Flanders Of
fen 5 divisions the Mae drive and Montdder
and Noon the Germans have thus employed total of 333 divisions
990Oo0 mn) since the first attack. Military experts estimate tie
average enemy loss 1000 men to division
The evening world., 1918-06-12
BRITISH DOWN q PLANES
ON the ITALIAN FRONT
Great Destruction of Enemy Air
craft Announced by London
War OfiEe.

LONDON, June i2-Twenty- one en-
emy airplanes have been DESTROYED on
the Italian front by the British air
forces operating there. according to to-
days War ONCE statement reporting on
the British operations In this area.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
Gets sII 900 for Her Husbands Flee.
tTOeuIioa,

a verdict Of nl,0OD was returned to-day
by a jury in the Federal Court at
Newark In the suit Of Mrs Ther.ne
Post, OF No 1881 La Fontaine Avenue.
the Bronx. against tho Public Scrvlce
Electric Company for SO Oul Mrs Post
sued Tor uamagcs for the death NJ her
husband. painter who was electro
cuted on Sept. %. 1916.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
DIED Z.

NURRAY.-MARY T. MURRAY.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH, 1870 Broadway. Thursday, 10
A. NJ.
yALENTISE.-BuRTus s. VALENTINE.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway. Goth ST., Saturday,
y. NJ.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
EIGHTH GERMAN WAR LOAN.
subscriptions Total i5,O0i ,I25,0Oo
MARKS, Says Berlin,

AMSTERDAM. June l?-Subscrlp-
tions from the army TO the eighth Ger.
man war loan brought the total Of the
loan UP to 1901 vs. .o0O MARKS accord.
.ng " Berlin dispatches to-day.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
Ne Pehee without Victory In West.
Says Cologne Paper.

NMST 1RDAM. June l2,-"Peace
cannot be considered until we have
attained our obiectives on the west
fiunt, anG then only n Great Britain
IN earnest the Cologne Nolks Ze.-
tung declares
The evening world., 1918-06-12
IMPLICIT IMMENSE LOSSES ON GERMAN TROOPS

busy enemy flying machine bearing French insignia as dis
guse, flew the American line at height of 500
tackled with bombs and machine gun fire American soldiers march
The Americans took and there casualties Exports that
the Germans have been using French signs their nes
ryp,erous during the past fortnight.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
LOST. FOUND ANo REWARDS.

LosI-Tuend.y nishi. June II. geutlemans black
either hector's Ninter Garden. OF taxi 10 An
s,erdam roof: liberal re~ATd Please eotnmuni
cate with W bEDIOW, Hotel KnickerhnrEer
LoST-ln shoDnins distrct hs Ween 3tII--..
1Ith t!s.. small diamond broooh without nis
Reward " returned to n H. FitEpatrick iAE
cGt1 st Telephone 6OSJ PaM ' -
The evening world., 1918-06-12
MARINES WIN BELLEAU WOODS
in BRILLIANT FIGHT, SAYS PARIS;
PERSHING TELLS OF ADVANCES

Battalion of Soldiers of the Sea- Capture 800
Prisoners, Machine Guns and Mine Throwers
ENCH-AMERICAN REPORTSI
PARIS, June l2"Amercsn troops brilliantly carried
lneu Wood this morning taking 800 prisoners"
This made by the War Office its official
report last night
PERSHLNG REPORTS VICTORY
WASHINGTON June i2-Amercan troops northwes: of Cha
AuThey yesterday advanced their position beau aptr-
ing $50 prisoners and considerable MATERIAL including number of
machine guns ani trench morta Gen. PerSng reported night in
his daily communique
in this section that the marines have been fighting number
of days and assumed here that they the troops referred TO-
The statement follows;
Northwest OF ChaeaulheTy again successful in ad
vancng positions in the Beau captured $50 prisoners
whom three were Officers and considerable material incnp num-
Der of machine guns ana trench mortars
n the Woere our batteries executed effective naturalization and
haTaSng fire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
GAME WARDENs NEEDED
Mnny Counties Have ns Yet Failed 60
Send In Their SomI-
millions.

John II. Rev. Commissioner OF Game
and Inland Fisheries is especially ann
iouS for the Boards OF Supervisors ~
the counties and the Councils of the
cities and towns. who have not done
so, to forward to tho department list
of cliSibles from which he may select
tho game wardens. SO far. less than
30 per cent of the counties and less
percentage OF the cities and towns have
complied with this law. II is legal for
the commissioner to mandamus these
bodies and compel them TO act. but
any such step as that is deprecated by
the department. as 1t thinks they should
comply with the law voluntarily and
at once the time being on hand when
the wardens should be chosen. Only
forty-one wardcns have been named
on account of the failure of tho lists
tn reach the department. Mr.. Rev said
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Send Inrrcn,cni To- C,,,,,

NcHBCRG VA jun, eg-s.va,
. ,o se'ectinen leave tomorrow morn
us ios ann Lee all Of them being /.
t'on OF the increment which laf,
here Monday. most Of ,ha, t..e,
.oeen permitted 70 remain hcra -
range their personal affairs because of
the snort notices they had in tho cail
.ior the Increment IN tho con,inp.n,
was william Edgar Little. VINO vas
arrested Just before the cigr,v-ri,,.
men ieN Monday afternoon. and WHO
was taken to Petersburg Under "a war
ram charging him with using an auto
moore without authority SO 70 do The
s ss'sI was acquitted and promptly
discharEed He then returned and ~.
.for'ed himself ready for the arinv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
ECZEMA KNOWS
NO ENEMY
LIKE POSLAM

DO not imagine that your Eczema
is the one case that Will fail TO re-
spond TO Poslam's healing influence
The more stubborn the affection. the
more remarkable the Immediate effects
of Poslam seem
After you know Poslam's splendid
work you Will look upon II as lust
so much concentrated healing energy
10 protect your skin from all dis
ordered conditions. Itching stops:
angry skin is soothcd at once
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write 20 Emergency Laboratories. ga
west 47th St. New York City
der skin or skin subject to eruptinn',I
troublcs.-Adv.
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Ci,rh for consrtcuou. rravcr~

"INCliESTER. VA. June 2a-AmonG
the officers recently cited for conspic-
uouS bravery in the engagement at
tantigny was Lieutenant Cirosvenor +.
Gather. member OF prominent Fred
crick County family, who enlisted in
the army several years ago in Ne
hraSka He has since been killed in
action. The"citation states that with
splendid courage and coolness he
mounted a parapct OF Il trench and di-
rocted Il destructive thanking fire from
TWO automatic rifle teams exposed to
seven German machine guns
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Amounted commemorative. .,,o

hANNll-LE. VA. June 9a-J Tr-,or
CEMENT OF the Pittsylvania har. was
,.o-GaE anpoin:-n by Judge Hughes Df,-
'"rc - I'll the unaNpired term OF Cow
o'" c't ms attorHev for tho coun,y
"%a Judge Dil!ard was elevated 20
otHEh vacancy was caused which
y was !?cuwbert on hin, n 81, ~
r'"'heh' was cncc chairman Of The
county Democratic com rri:,ec and Is ,
riem2ar Of inc Fifth District commit.
." Iher" were several aspl7ants ro-
hr nnHNnired term which becomes I,
cant December. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30

GATE CITY. VA. June a9-Floyd
NcAiurray and Ira Flanary. two we'll
o-do citizens OF the county. were
'rouEht here yesterday and placed ur-
Ter heavy bond for their appearance
Il the next ternl Of the Circuit; Court.
Q answer charges of using iucendiaiy
an euaSe AGAINST The government.
FianarN is charged y i;h saying that
'e would rather his wheat and other
GOD ar;icies were burned than 20 be
.sed by the government in prosecuting
he war
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Finds nro,hcr Though, n,,a

DANNllIE Va. juno a. =.
,errSiine reunion was recently nrnc.n,
IN south Boston, according TO advice
e'n'na'!nr from the Halifax Count.
own Mrs Jennie Nichols. who TO-
me past hfty years had given u, nor
nr"the-, Louis Watkins o: Hillsboro.
~ g.. as dead, has met him again.
alter ms long lapse Of years. 4
,.'Sha conversation between a man
rom ElIlShoro and j NJ GlasecocE. Of
South Boston resulted in MIR. W;rI;jns.s
Whereabouts being revealed. and an
Inquiry started by Mrs Nichols re-
suited o. her brother making a trim
from the North Carolina town 10 see
his Sister
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HIDOW OF CONFEDERATE
VETERAN MAKES OVERALLS
She Asks tn BE Permitted
to Help.
CHICHESTER MAN is SHOT
srrcst Two Gate City Men on Charges
of Using lnceudiury Language.
r. Other News of Various Virginia
NJ Points

Especial to The Times Dispatoh1
LYNCHBuRG, VA. June -. M,s.
enNie bearing. widow of General James
Bearing. Tho Youngest Confederate ar
sllcry general who los; his life at High
,ridge. although soventy-;v- years OF
zee, to-day personally offered her ser
sices to make ovcralls. Mrs. bearing
Gid she would hc unable 10y reason OF
Ter age 10 go TO the plant for which
&c wanted TO work but said II the
.nncern would send her materials She
gould not only sew them but would
Guarantee that the work would hc 50
Fell done that i; would toe followed b%
Sore.
Mrs.. pearinE is the mother Of the
life of } dye Frank /. Christian and
4 a direct descendant OF John Lynch.
pundcr OF LynchburE
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Winchester Citizen Shot.

WINCHESTER. Va. Juno Rlydcn
eidSway. of Warren County. IS in i
herious conditions in Memorial Hos
9ital here. as result Of having been
elot and severely wounded in the upper
sa't of the leg. William Winsburrow
: held for the shooting. The wounded
pan has a fighting chance to recover.
de is said 10 have been badly beaten
.vcr the head after being shot The
ssailant is under heavy bond for
rand jury action. II developed at tho
earring that HidEway and his wife
eparatcd recently ana the latter with
or child. boy OF nine years. returned
. the home OF her father. John w T.
Ridcway went to tho
h.uSe and is said TO have been leading
r. boy away when he was shot with
IGoublc barrel shotgun. Both barrels
Tere fred hut only one load took cf-
Get The parents of Mrs Ridgway
Fere also held for the grand Jury
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nv TIES FE Va. June oq.-Dr
s!ary f. Fleming medical supervisor
e. me WhipIle Memorial Hospital. a
par 81 nc Colron Hospital. rccen.l,.
packed b. Turkish ,rooos a, r,t,.;,
portugal escaped personal injury me-
fording to information receiy.d frn-,
ger by friends Il, Woodstock yvborn ~,
\ formerly lived while her father no
i,cv' Dr. T II. Fleming. was pastor -
She Preshyterinn church. Dr I,Ia,ni.
& M her party. it IS learned. ,ooE nm
va. 'ntS anout 200 miles distau, when
Turks 10 take TIC ~. NJ, ,,,.. ,a-
shc has escaped dafa+-cT"
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WlNcHESrEi;. VA. My 2S.-l.ocal
coal dealers have been notified that
their supplies Of anthracite coal for
next season will be limited to 40 per
cent OF the cmount received last wear,
and the local fuel administration has
directed that hard coal consumers can
purchase only half the quantity they
USED year ago in order 10 cncc; a
more equitable distribution.
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II. l. Morgan Seriously M

MARION. VA. June 2n-iiaynes I.
MORGAN former member OF the House
~ Delegates from this county ana
member o: the hoard ~ two Southwest
I'm State Hospital. continues critically
Ill a: his horne a. Seven Milo Ford HE
son. HAYNES L. Morgan Jr. is I'm France
IN battalion r. SiNtieth Regiment
Coast Artillery Corps
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Shot rcnr m ,,,neha

W1NcHE&TER VA June 90
smother black sr "cil,rirr ..n
pounds has been shot and l:illrd ~,
party OF campers in the Magaangf,.r
Mountains nfa~ Hriary Rrancr. Close
to the West Virginia line THO b.ar
was nrst seen near INC carcass Of I.
icalf that had been Iillcd aud rar,ly
eaten by the bear Tie raae, -
wounded with rinc FIRE and men hit IN
the head Win an AK. Bears have be-.
come real menace to cattle .raiscrs
An that locality
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ncscinds Ginning pr,cc-,.t,,,r

WASHINGTON. June 2a.--The food
admins Stration to-day rcscinded an or
der issued several days ago :iXirg IA.
price /" be charged fer ginning cot
ton. Because of different conditions;
prevailing in various sections. this vas
found TO he impractical.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30

tREWt.. VA. June 29.--county
Chairman for War Savings Stamp sale
Campaign j. NJ Jones. HIS statrcd his
campaign III earnest and the people
in Nottoway County are making liberal
subscriptions in many instances. Mil
ton w. Harrison. special representa-
tive of the United States government.
made an address at Blackstone and at
Crcwc. Subscriptions for tho sum of
$1,000 were taken in the meeting at