The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-12

Monday. has been indefinitely postpon-
| ed Secretary of Labor Wilson announ-
ced after comforting over the long dis
i lance telephone with S. ]. konenkamp,
| President OF the Comemrcial Tele-
| grapher's Union. II is understood the
| union president agreed to this course
| because Congress is considering res
oIution authorizing the President TO
take over all telephone and telegraph
lines
Congress this week plans TO clean
UP its legislative slate in order to get
a respite from labor while the Senate
Interstate Commerce COMMITTEES is
holding hearings on the wire control
measure. Many Congressman despite
the fact that the House blocked the
proposed recess, already have left
Washington for few days rest. and
il is hoped that the calendar will be
so cleared that a general recess can be
taken within week.
Resumption of the German drive in
France is believed to be near. II is
not unlikely that the enemy will attack
lines held by the American troops. and
the Yankees are awaiting the storm.
confident that they will give good ac-
counting OF themselves Gen. PERISH
ing has reported the capture of adj
ditionaI prisoners by the United States
forces Fighting along the front has
been of local character only.
Vice Admiral Won Capelle told the
Reichstag Monday that Germany was
increasing the output and improving
the construction of submarines. He
declared the statements made by the
Allies regarding the losses were ex-
aggerated and that the submarine
menace was not merely nuisance as
styled by Lloyd George.
Rationing of coal to householders
was announced by the Fuel Admins
tration as among plans designed to
prevent a threatened coal shortage
next winter Each domestic consumer
wfli' be allowed only as much coal as
is found TO be necessary to heat his
house to IS degrees The system win
be put into operation at once
Sergt. Gainfelice Gino. who was one
of Italy's foremost aviators, was kill
ed in an airplane accident at Mineola.
N. Y. A member of the Italian Royal
FLYING Corps. Gino was once the in
structor of Capt Antonio Silvio Res
natl. the noted Italian aviator who
was killed in a flying accident at Nine
ola last May.
The entire population Of the MUIR
man coast. bordering the White Sea,
has broken with the Bolshevik Govern
ment and gone over to the Entente.
Allied troops have large stores at Kola
The Thurman coast is one Of the pos
sible fields for allied intervention
agreed to by the United States
Col. Arthur Lynch, Nationalist mem
Der of Parliament. who is in Ireland
to stimulate recruiting. has appealed
to Col. Roosevelt to write word OF
or come himself to Erin
to assist in the recruiting campaign
Two airmen were burned to death
when their machines burst into flames
while plunging to earth in a nose dive.
The men, strapped into their seats.
were unable to extricate themselves
The accident occurred near Ardmore.
Oklahoma
Casualties of the Army and Marine
Corps abroad increased by T03 during
the past week, compared with 497 dur
ing the previous week, and total IL .0S6, /
with the inclusion of yesterdays listI
giving 10 names.
!. A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. say
Cardui Made Her Wen.
Texas City. Tex.-In an interesting
statement, Mrs. 6. H. Schill, Of this town
says: "For three years suffered untold
agony with my head. was unable to
do any Of my work
Just wanted to sleep all the time, for
that was the only ease could get, when /
was asleep. became a nervous wreck
just from the awful suffering with my
head.