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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Navy department, However. Holds
Vastly Different View OF
5 tEa.iun.
SUSPEND cnAsTw.sE SHIPPING
New England Will Have 10 DcIcnd
ON Railways for lucl Supplies.
Navy Department Gives Figures
on Submarine Destruction.

WASHINGTON. June - oppostng
views emanate from government cir
clcs as to Whether the German U-boat K
have left American waters.
Senator swanson. Of Virginia. vicc
chairman 81 tho senate Naval AFsir-
Committee, following u conferences -,
tho Navy department. Savc ii ~, h!y
view that the enemy Submarine. hsv.
been driven from the coast ana from
ih" r,Hin American shipping routes.
This view high officials 1T the %avy
Department later declined 10 iudores;e e
They were noacommit:a'. nal urycn
caution against a too-op,!mistic a.ti
tHde o. the part or the public
The fu"l administration announced
that hecause OF the menace cf inc
C-hoais IT had suspended Ill coas,~iss
Shipments Of coal % New g.nclaud
Between "a "ud 80 per cen, of all
tho submarines whish Germany has
nutit sincc the war becan huv. been
sunk ~ The allied navi"s-A American.
British and French was rhe inforu,a-
lion taken back - the Capitol H.. SEN
aior swanson. Fiftv per cert is th-
American estimate 80. the !:ritish.
~ NE department. the moro con-
s"rva'iNo estimate w"s translated iatv
! he statement that approximately 10
nud"r>ca boats have bc"n sent 10 tho
bottom. Gernany, according 10 thi.
'@timat". having hu'i no mor,. ;han
20" submarines ot all trpcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
MARINES ADVANCE
AGAINST GERMANS
Great Astral Pencil to Draw Black Line
Across the United States This Afternoon

xurI, sun gravity cnn bend light or
not.
Also the eclipse Is expected TO
throw some light on tho composition
OF the suns spectrum. which. dur
ing the period Of totniity. EIo>ys
with Erccnish hue. What mikes
u green Is the question the scientists
are going to try to answer. Points
Of similarity md disxtmilarity br-
tween the atmosphereS Of the sun
attention niso.
The p"lariHcd light OF tho sun Will
also attract intrrcst. Scientists Mt
the University of California. nrnr
here. md elsewhere <ny that the
light around tho sun noNcs In reru-
lar waves like wireless mir .ynvc..
instead of being 81 strndy, even ,mb-
sinncc, rs around tho rnrth. The
eclipse May explain THIS difference.
According fo schedule. tho eclipse
will hcsim Mt 1:2a In tho morning
It point suuth of Japnn. md will
end nj the Bahnrn islands. Gust nf
E'lnridn. Mt 7:33 in the ryrpin-.
Greenwich mean time. The shadow
will cn'cr tho United Stntcs 1T .:a5
~ tho afternoon. Pnrinc xtandurd
'inr. or 3;1, dnyii,sht-snrinE time,
nmd Viii leave mt 3.ii. Central
standard time. or Gail dnylight-saN-
ing time.
Tho iinr "f tota'ity will he nsty
milrs wide, and that of sr,nifotniIty
100 miles wide. The eclipse viii br
visible. however. In varying phases
nli over North and Central A,ncricn
ard .jnpan and Srcnt portion OF
China aud ItuSsia.
BEFORE topcrnicus discovcrcd In
the sixteenth century. thnt the
PLANETS rcrolvc about the Sun
rciirscs were source Of terror.
scientists say. Arabian wise mon
kappcncd on the theory of cciirscS
same time before, but kept the
Knowledge to Themselves. In order
thnt they might strengthen their
hold ON the iliitrrnte popmIncc bv
Utilizing the phcnoHcnn.
followers OF Concrnic.< Mcrc
burned at the s,nkr for their he
ifrfs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
McAdoo's Message to All
Liberty Loan Workers

WASHINGTON, June 1.--.'A cat
CT number Of inai,id:a,s than ever
before known own government
bonds rs result OF your splendid
work during the third Liberty inan
campaign. III. nun,bcr uf 'stocL-
holders in the COVER. meat >houid
lee sti farther Increased through
the sale nT uar-snyiag> stamp. and
the tcnrhIng OF thrift aud cconom,.
and tho ncccssit. for conserving lu-
bur and material should hc con-
unuouS.
"Eridny, June :S, hns been dc>IE-
mated National War-Sa>in.s
Day when special effort will br
madc throughout the nntion TO Sc
euro pledges from every American
Ia snNe nnd cconomiIc and TO pur-
chase wnr-sa,inSS stn,nps. earn
cstis desire TINT Liberty loan work
crs shnii reader nIl assistance pos
sibic - war-sn,iars comnittces In
this campaign. The more thorough
~ the necessity for individual suy-
inG and economy il brought home 10
tho people of the nation, the cnSirr
VIII DC our work In future Liberty
bonh issues. the more quickly and
adequately ran tar army md navy
DC cGuipnrd. mud tho more ccriain
pcr;ty or "ur rcopir.
"Nny beg you to do rrcrv,b,,-
In your no"rr to enlist every Amer
irhn ~ pntriotic wnr sn,rr and
owner Of wa--snsincs atamps.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
PLATINUM INDUSTRY
CONTROLLED BY GERMANS
snch 's Charge Made by Representa-
tive Rnincy in United states
CpnEresS

WASHINGTON. June THE pla,i-
mum industry in the United States has
been controlled by Germany since the
entry OF this country into the war.
Representative Rainey. of Illinois. told
the House to-day. Efforts 10 conscrv.
the coun;ry's supply II platinum. which
i Eitaly needed IN war manufactures.
have been defeated. lie said. through
the influence of Charles En.lehard. of
80 Church street. New York. represen-
tativc in this country of German plat
mum Interests.
Rainey charged that Enslcharl
while acting for the platinum firm Of
w. C. Heraens, of Hanau. Germany.
had also been the adviser of the war
industries Board on all matters con
mccicd with the platinum industry
Ensiehari is said to have been natu.
rallied, but Raincy declared tina, E,p.
glcharh's wife is the daughter Of
Hcraous. and that she has SIX brothers
III the German army.
\. Mitchell Palmer, alien property
custodian, viii institute an Immediate
INVESTIGATION OF the statements Of Mr..
RaincN. II there arc found any indi
cations OF enemy ownership or control
OF platinum in this country. steps viii
be taken al once TO protect the in
teresis OF this country. The procedure
OF the alien property custodian in such
cases Is TO sc:zc the cncmy-owncd
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
iRv Assnc,n.cd rrcss

san FRANCISCO. june "a great
nstrnl pencil. whose point is fifty
miles In diameter. is to draw n Jet
bInrlS Iinc nrro.s the United StutcS
from Aberdeen. Wash, To Orlando,
Fla, to-murrow afternoon.
While the m1ritinic ~ bcIn. ,nndc.
chickens nrs expected to ,so Ia rooSt
ana birds 10 nest. street ears may
run with their hendIi-ht. n-Inrc
and there will he Sudden strain
on NIL lighting utilities. The .rent
c"sm,r ttnn. who will hn:h the new
ell md mark tho line, VIII ".ct c,rn''
with Washington for Stealing M
horr OF sunlight ar t.a: day, Tor
he will tn!sc f"rt.-scycn minutes of
TINT sunlight bnc,. nEnin
Tho point of TIA: pencil. b,ar,> ms
ebony. Will represent M rr,Insr of
tho Sun. Tho point VIII begin with
tho moon. and viii hrop in nm canct
cone &" the carth. where it will do
Irfc considerable portion "f the
PrC'hr OccIn and tho Statrs of
Washington. Oregon. Utah. Coinrado,
Kansas, Arkansas. Mt~~;sxfpni. AIN
hnmn. Gcor@ia aud Florida. The
stock "f ~" r"nctl VIII liz rcrrcS"n;-
cd ny = ncbuInus space az iniinity,
millions of mites long, between the
sun md Tic moor.
Hany nm :s.r"iotstrni tar'xtaphcr
iolmmbus VIII hc ont ..:,ionr tho
linc" {" discover n n"v world or
two. Iac mythical planet Vulcan
said Ia hover nrar trc .m,. mny
pc"rihlS hr ;:i,cn u nositiyc tdrntity.
the cTca: solar force tant n,ui>cS
Mercury Shnkr with an ~Strni ;,-ue
nS u SPIES nrnrnd itS ornit. .ra> he
uncovered. Thousand thc0rirs may
hc nrn.cn rcnudintrG. rhi"f oT
them bcinG the theory of rcluti,Ifr,
first su-gr.fcd hS Einstcin. a Ger
nnn uhSS!cist.
The nuhhin 0f this theory ,s'fbrt
'hr Hight from stnra beyond tho -u,,
Il tc.t by the suns rr.tsity brTorr
il teaches The car;a Ia ahnut ,nc
>anc manner that n .trr~i-rar ra'i
= hcnt nround II slight curve. The
eclipse Is cA!cc,rd tu prove whether
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
CoHEEtTINm PROCEDURE TI,t:HE
TOO MANY ARE. IN CLASS /,

1T is important also that corrective
procedure should re applied wher,
necessary in ease Of boards slowiur
unusually high percentages OF class |.
" mere ihtre are HV apparent cXpla-
nations for such hish p,rccntuGcs Won
should make inquiry OF the prupur
boards with view TO a$ccrtumin..
whether the boards have correctly av-
piled the regulations.
Also instruct all local boards To
re-examinc under the new STANDARDS;
OF physical examinations now bcin. is
sued all doubtful cases which may nav.
fallen into group Il. group 4 or grou,
~. with the particular purpo..
OF iindin: men physically lit for gen
era! service who may have beer paced
n one OF the aforementioned Eroups
ana OF removing to group cas uuali-
he'd for special and limited military
service such men IS may heretofore
have been totally rejected or placed in
the deferred remcdiaDle group"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

,ia,oncss Naric yictorica Is ,ie,G on
Charge uf EciiC Ger
::lsn spy.
All ENTER NOT GUILTY." PLEA
Seven Persons Arc Said to Have
Eecn Implicated in Amazing Plot
II Plant Eonlhs on i'icrS and on
Laden Ships.

go" ''''" ~
i'''' VIZ ''"''''' '''+ - :
"ed"r'i grand 1n'% iof '"hS"'f'cN ="
commit treason. The Baroness Marie
vic,or;ca. reported related To Nai>cr
Wilhelm. Was indicted on a charge of
hcinr n C;"rman srv. ,Iohu r Ryan. a
Humal" law"cr. and willard Robinson.
HlearN's chauffeur. were Indicted on
the same court as oLeary. l.ieutcn-
~. =, "''''anu'' N"'' noo';e'. ~ ,''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
NORWEGIAN VESSEL
LATEST TARGET FOR
GERMAN SUBMARINE:
Steamer Vinians! Sent Down
OF Capes Nine Hours
After Harpathian.
MEMBERS OF CREW RESCUED
AND LANDED AT CAPE MAY
Picked Up Far Off Shore by
American Destroyer on
Trial Trip.
HAMPTON ROADS Is CLOSED
steamship Ar2onaut Torpedoed hy
Hun t-l;ont on Scilly Islands
ON Tuesday.
MEMBERS OF CREW RESCUED
AND LANDED AT CAPE MAY
HAMPTON ROADS is CLOSED
lnN As.ocl.,el I.-.-- /

'-''' - June '--5i"Eins of
the Hor"erian steamer Nlniand by d
German submarine s!xty-nvc miles or
the virginia canes :, 6 - ~ yvcd,as
say 1--we , ,
~
''' ->''' iePh' '''eh'' Inc Gre"
was landed to-day al cape May. y. j.
Tho rinland mas sent down nine
hours af,cr ~. p-,,,.,,
go 's''oe' '''' > -"'' ~ -
farther from the Ntr. in!a coast. untti
word or nor s,nkt,r r,tn. fran, -.
~,
''r" "'''' 2"
OF me operations ~ the enemy ra,d.rs
since the !and.n. .: tn. 1arpat.!au',
cr.v ycs,.ra.y
y ue'"''S were gwen IN Shs oEiei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Act of Shooting Captain Collier Held
10 Have Been Invol-
untary.
DEPENDANT TELLS HIS sToR,
Declares lie sccame So Excited on
Hearing Words, lie Lost All Com
troll and Didn't Realize What Ha.,
Rccn Done.
NV Associated, pr..s

.'Ohro.-., -, -.s.iortly be-
-o.t o,.oe. ..t.o in,in.na ."e Cur-
.'~..l..o.l Court Juiy ts .i.- .ne case OF
,aNid H. Cam, Of Ncwport News.
charged Win the muraer Of Captain
,a"r4es NJ. Collier. OF Norfolk, 4 S.r-
t,Inia pilot. returned verdict Of in
voluntary nanslaushtcr. and fixed
pun.sn"ient At three years in the Statc
frniiehtiary. only the court officials
detanauni and lawyers were prcscn,
"hcn the jury reported an agreement
Further motions in the case We're post
puncu untii the .ouNenius Of court IN. 5
morning.
cam. on the stand Friday. testified
thai collier had insuitcd his own wife.
can testified he lost .ni.lro. OF h.m-
scsi aud i,reL, and that ne could re-
member no "ct.-s.s OF what followed.
>" they are uiinsn,s Your lover INTO
II, cain declared Collier whispered
70 Mrs. Collier. IS witness was
orousht mao The oilicc Of a l,cal atior-
ncy 10 make a deposition in the AZ
N"rte iiorccd:ngs OF Mrs Collier
Lsa.nst h,r husband for cruei treat
mcni and neglect,
From that mumcnt | know nothing. ..
deciaicd lhe weeping father OF Mrs.
'"h'"r. on trial for his life He de-
1iarcd that. the next thing he remem
h'f"d' lawyers III tie room We're beg
&,nG h'm 10 give up the smoking pistol
IN order 10 speed up the case, JuGrs
\. X Haskell ordered night session
81 court and arguments were con
tnucd during the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
IN RACE
WITH HUN u-BotT

AN ATLANTIC PORT, June 7.-rhr
story Of u Transports race NJ the
Atlantic coast, closely hugein: The
coast, wi;h darknned lights AT night
and under a fun pressure Of steam. in
order TO elude German r-hoats. AZ
least OF two. which gave chase. var,
told to-day by men on shore leave
here.
Members of the crew declared th,.
they were ": ned in ample time by
wireless of the :: >arncss of thc Sc,
wolves. and were advised Ia keep in
close 10 the coast and make All acs.
sible speed to this port. They ashed
In return that the ship be met at once
by American destroyers.
Two of the U-boats were sighted.
Continued on Eighth. Page) -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
CONGRESS WANTS TO XNnW
WHO MADE BIG PROFITS
Hnsty Survey Shows THAT ConI Opera
tors. oil Producers ard Cotton
manufacturers profltcd
lRy Associated Press |

WASHINGTON. June Tn rcspons@
70 the Senate's request for informal :or
on prchteers. disclosed by income and
excess profits tax returns. the Internal
revenue l'urcau is preparing = report
which is expected TO disclos. that
tmons the classes showing high rate
OF profit last year were coal operators
oil producers. mining industries ,nG
wool and cotton manufacturers. Addi-
t'onal information viii be furnished
Congress- from time to time as returns
nre analyzed. In no case will the iden-
tity of any taxpayer be disclosed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
$4,000 ARE HOMELESS
Mohnmmcinn section oi Coustant.nonIc
Devastated. While Mosque
I.Scapea.
!Ey Assoeisird Press. !

AMSTERDAM. June Fifty thou
sand persons are homeless az The re-
suit of fire At Stambul. the Moham-
medan section of Constantinople. wnich
devastated the whole eastern part of
the sultan Eelm quarter. according -
the semioficial No. ddeu,sche AllIc-
meinc HeitunG. of T'erlin. Bu;ldiags
on both sides of the Mosque in that
district were destroyed. but tho Mosque
was spared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
Franco Americans Capture
Villages of Veuii!y-la-Pot- b
erie and Bouresches.
POlLUS IMPROVE POSITIONS
IN NEIGHB CRHCOD OF LOCRE
United States Soldiers Take 800
Prisoners and Extend Lines
Two and q HaIf Miles.
ALSO MACHINE GUNS IN BOOTY
Berlin War Office Says Local At
tnciIS" We're Rcpu!scd North
west OF Chnteau-I'hierry.


offensive of tho American and French
troops against The Germans in the re-
eion northwest % Chatcau-Thierry.
where. in the pas; two days. severa
| defeats have bccL inflicted on the en-
cmy. aud Amer lean marines have won
great praise for ih-ir valiant fighting.
BATTLING shoulder to shoulder over
a front Of six miles from Ninly. which
| lies just TO the northwest of Vcuilly-
lI-Poterie. to Bourcschcs. the Ameri-
cans and French have captured tho
| towns of Neui!ly- la Poterir and Eou-
| reschcs and also made progress alt
along the front. Previously. Torcy had
| fallen into the hands Of the Americans.
Now here on this battle line have the
Germans been able 10 stay the efforts
( o! the allied troops. although they have
! Fought with great tenucttv
MARINES n:i'l sE 10 GlNt:
way At ANY POINT
4 The maria"s everywhere have de-
/! ciined 10 iallc n backward step, go-&
| ing forward agniost the enemy even
when he hnd superiority in numbers
! Close pressed. the marines have given
the Germans a taste OF cold steel, even
! IN tn" face Of mach'ir- .-un fire: sur
/ rounded. tncy nave fou"ht their way6s
'hrouSf the rr'N-roaiei lines with
their hayoncts. From al accounts.
! there has hcen no part 81 the game of
modern warfare IN which the men
! from overseas have not cxcelled the
| enc'ny.
thc losses 10 III "0orsv ih,ls far orc
| doclnred TO have hoan . t..nelv he,vy
''n6 IT., terrain they have lost is con-
si'iered Of nigh strategic value. inns.
much rs i is on - part Of the bat
j., Z" 'front.' through ..hich the Germans
M" hopeG TO crush their way forward,
and attain am oncn rond 70 Paris The
casualties Of the enemy were mar
We 'ilariE s'N"re dnrin.: tho street fight
ing - Enurcschcs, wi e;e the Ameri y
cams pushed him back s.en by step
ne ria"s Of the American command
! a"' n"i include the capture OF Torcvy
'ut Wien th" marines ..eached the oh
/ lectlNh assigned 10 them. their ardor
/ '"r nattie could not he rc~tra;Sed. and
I ihcN kept on until the village was IN
'heir hands. Twenty-fvn OF the mn
/ rorcy.
EnEaf ATTACKS At
RHEIMS BROKEN Iyf,
iiard held on the other sectors from, +
E"iS""as I" chateHr-Thierrv. the G.r
mans. after very h"nvy hombardnentsA
j rave cssaycd attnc'ts on the AIarns@
/ 'ront near !thciu,S. IN .so tracks ,,ara
'il-Sta:red. and tho .ncasv had "a a
cHnt defeat. y rrnnrr r.rnck at E,,r
T "S reSGltrd ~ that yi'lrcc failing i,to9
the'r hands il i's entirely.
On Tie remainder Of tn hattI. fron+s
mere . siill *i..rhi ac,ivi.v. aside from
"o'''''' ame''is md patrol encounters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
ItiCtsiNES ARE NOW
"i;ONs.Ft LIZ IN I0NI:tS CLASHES

Class "a and i; elias, 3-A. l. and
:. ANA class IA. Thousands Of reg
!s;raats are now in class 1 who should
be in class or class !. Government
appeal agents should be instructed To
appeal every case where the reel; ;ssi
hcation IS not convncingly correct.
The activities Of local boards an
peal agents and members of legal ad
visory boards is not limited TO The
classes o: cases above Indicated. hut
the same corrective measures should
he applied 10 all other cases Of de-
ierred class! !ication when the sam an
pears necessary.
Local hoards should set aside
s1Ncial work u 1unr. "a hc called lass
wcek, {" conduct examinations of
doubtful cases. clasS'nsaticns s,auil
b" scientifically adjustc,. .,ow to avoid
'he necessity Of proceeding 10 the de-
''f'"h classes The remedy i yours 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
CR0WDER ORDERS
RECLASSIF F|CATI0N
Local Boards Directed 10 Ex-
anime Into All Doubtful
Deferred Cases
WILL ADD TO CLASS ONE
Thousands Believed to Be in
Lower Grades Who Should
Be Ready to Fight.
WILL ADD TO CLASS ONE
Thy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. June IA general
revision OF class!ncations under the
select.ve service ac; was instituted
to-day by Provost Marshal General
Crowder, when he tclcgraphcd TO the
Governors Of all States ordering an in
the small number OF rcgistrants in
class / III some local boards.
The list Of some boards show the
average is far below the national aver
age Of 2s.I per cent re-istran,s IN class
!. Some boards have fallen even as
low as 10 per cent.
Thousands of men now i'm class
should be put in classes / and >. the
provost marshal, general sad. '-he in
5truciions also ordered Investigations
- determine If amy men have beef.
erronsously put ia the upper classes
when they should have been placed in
those lower down.
CLASS OF I9IS WON'T HE
ALLOWED To 80 INTO NAVY
Provost Marshal General Crowder
announced to-day that til. class OF 1915
r"sistrants viii not be allowed to en-
last in the navy or marine corps. and
tnat no voluntary .nductions viii be
granted until order and serial numbers
have been assigned. After numbers
are assigned. r.sistrants may enlist If
hey obtain certificates from the local
boards stating they are not within the
boards current quota.
II is expected the rearrangement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
POLICEMEN ARR: KEPT
0S TIL: ANXIOUS 3F.NCu

For these reasons. lis information
will have great weigh; with Tho m-n,-
bers nj the grand jury. lie has Al
-""dH been on the stand on two sep
arajc occasions and il Is li6elv taat
he VIII hc called upon arain. That Ms
appearance before the grand iu,y will
be of no consolation to $cvcra, n--,-
hers 81 the Police Department l. 40
prediction cf II number of mon who
ar" IN position u know.
II IS understood that tho information
of Sergeant Jordan IS not corrnad Ia
"h4rses arising ont OF the Jacoha- rrics
iicht. Nor out If the Wallrr-A Inco,s-
.r'c. settlement. From wh@t ear h.,
a*c"rtain"d. JordaI's testimony viii
deal with underworld conditio,.. in
Fichm"nd a"G alleged protocti,r l,v
'h"&" IN authority. An nph~Sv.l in
re P"'icc Department in tho near su-
t"r" viii no; lie surprising. no. ALTO.
SHth"r unexpected by those who xr.
in position 10 know.
Daring the afternoon session. super.
.ntend'nt Henry Cohp. OF the strce,-
Cleaning department. was summoned
before the grand jury. Tive nature Of
ms testimony has not bc.r disclosed
hni u IS believed tha, II aS bearing
upon the charges Of IRREGULARITIES: in
IN" Police Department. In sone aaar-
i"rS " has been heard th.,l hi. II.
dencc IS merely corrohora,ivc
inquire IA.'o REPORTS or
DHi .NEN POLICEMEN
ihat the action of the grand jury
j. 10 h. Of mide scope, ana that they
VII! not be deferred in their probe by
a conHHtmeat 10 mere details that are
the outsIowta of recent charges was
.ad'catti yesterday, when w. L. Dunn
oi South Richmond, Il conductor, WAS
summoned 10 testify before the grand
jury. This has been taken 10 mean
;hat the Jurymen intend to revive the
Old Monty Angle affair" which was
aired in the Police Court last wear ~
which time Angle. who is a detective
for The Chcsap peake and Ohio Railway
Company. was fined for being drunk
and disordcrly on Il street car Angle
was returning in company with po-
sce officer on the Seven Pines street
ear. aid ii has been reported that thry
were returning from the Price farm
where they are said to have obtained
their whisky. AT any rate. the atti-
tude OF the jury In summoning Dunn
Continued on Ninth Page1
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FRENCH DESTfof T,IIrsTlES
AlRILiSi:S iND EoIn uAI.nn.

Thirteen German machines weFs
brought down BY The French yesterday.
and four balloons were driven do pis
in flames. Twen,y-sersn tons OF es rs
piosives were dropped IN Roy.-4ts
Quentin and scissors. causing ares. ms
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Serial O2859. Sur. 1213 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE Juneau, Al. Feb. 22, 1918. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Nelson Lagoon Packing Company a corporation, as assignee of George c. Laws, being entitled to benefits of Sections 2306 and 2307 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amendments thereto, has applied to make entry of the lands embraced in United States Non-mineral Survey No. 1213, situated just South and in- side of Point Divide, Herendeen Bay, Bering Sea. Alaska, more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
 Beg. cor. No. 1, cor. not set, wit. cor. bears East .63 chs. dist; thence East l2.1S chs. to cor. No. 2; thence North 1900 chs to cor. No. 3, from whence U. S. L. M. bears N. IS deg. go min. w. S.53 chs. dist; U. s. l.. M. 1O47 bears S. 20 deg. 43. min E. 253.09 chs dist; thence West 11.60 chs to cor. No, 4, cor. not set, wit cor. bears East 1.24 chs; thence meandering beach oi Herendeen Bay at ordinary high tide CD S. } deg. 45 min. w. G.20 chs. (2) s. o deg. "A min E. 6.S2 chs. to cor No. l, place ofbeginning. Area 15.6e acres. Variation at all corners 19 deg. co min. E. Longitude 160 deg. AZ min West. Latitude 55 deg. B min. p sec. No.
 As additional to original homestead entry of George c. Laws, H. E. 95S al ronton, Texas County, Mo.
 Any and all persons claiming adver- sely any portion of the above describ- ed tract of land are required to file with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the period of pub lication or within thirty days there after, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statute.
 C. B. Walker
 Register
 Date of First Publication, May 15, 1918.
 Date of Last Publication, August IT, 1918.