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IF THB AUMfSTICE IS SIGNED
WILL OL'B WAR PROGRAM BE
CHECKED.
‘born* Men la C«|rm Relieve When
AriaUtlce b Signed Kalranrh
ment Should Jbgla.
Washington, Nov. 10—U an arsnis
, tiea U signed tomorrow tha problem
.of the administration ie tha deter
mination of a policy regarding far
ther mobilisation of troupe at the
training campe, furthrr construction
at the campe and tha further outlay
of money for strictly war purposes.
To what extant shall tha war pro
gram be checked? Is it safe for the
military arm of the government to
assume that the war ia over with the
signing of sn armistice and tha out
break of revolution. in Germany, or
shall preparation for fighting proceed
until the proclamation of actual
peace? '
Already them la developing hero a
diff arenas of opinion between tha mil
itary and civil minds. A number of
man ta Congress, lad by the Demo
cratic chairman ef its appropriations
committee. Senator Martin, believe
the boar of ratrawrhmmf arrives at
the time the armistice ia algned. In
stead of Banding additional aalactman
to tha training campe, Senator Mar
tin would empty moat af these camps
immediately aad tend tha embryo aot
dier bach into chrO Ufa.
Certain military mem, en the other
hand, would taka no ehanrea and
would keep practically full apaad
akaad on tha fight program until the
war ia actually over. They rmlmil
that Ammtoa would act foolishly wars
aha to halt abruptly all military prep
arations. and that sock a coarse would
ba uowiaa, net only on tha ground of
prapuradnafs, bat the effect it might
bar* at tha peace eonfaronea.
Gen. Peyton C. March, the chief ef
■toff, was aakad within the past S4
hours to indicate what tha policy of
the department would ba fotlosrtng
the signing of an armistice. He de
clined a direct answer to tha ques
tion and announced the country would
have to await the issuance of army
orders.
General March waa asked, “Will
any more man be cent overseas if an
armistice Is signed, and what will be
done with the men now In canton
ments beret
“That will be ennoaneed in the wer
department orders at the proper
time," wap tha reply of the cbief of
staff.
It ia understood that the depart
ment has determined upon tha definite
policy. In fact, both the legislative
and administrative branches of tha
government must have a masting of
minds on this question, which will
come to tha front strongly with the
signing of an armistice.
Early Doctotou Advisable
Concrete examples show the neces
sity of comparatively early decision.
| Within the past weak additions to
'training camps have been authorised
at a cost of 125,000^00 Whether the
government shall go abend and en
large these camps almost on the eve
[of demobilisation la a practical qaea
liaak '
v^oDicrwruon oi IM Dig artillery
camp at Fayetteville affords another
example. The construction ia now
proceed in gA bat a cocndcrmbie addi
tion baa beta Jaat authorised at Caaap
Brace and the government must de
cide whether the artUlry scamp to be
maintained in peace times shell be
aa Urge as- that It planned a few
weeks ego.
Despite talk of permanent peace
and partial disarmament, it ia felt
that two camps In the country stand
a better show than the others to be
retained as permanent training plac
es- The artillery school at Fayette
fills end the small arms school at Ce
tombu, Go., an likely to be retained
m training escape, at least Cor sev
eral years to soma.
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None* ON ADMINISTRATOR.
.He*!** qualified as administrate)]
?* ***«3atn ef J B Uahet. deceased
Uto of SootUnd Ccuaty North Caro
Una, this ia to notify all persona ha*
! h( Maly Against the estate of sale
yfhd M exhibit them to the sn
deniireed. ur her attorneys, Kassel
* Leur'nbuiy. M.G.
on or befort the 7th day of Novm*.
by, 1*19, or this notice will be plead
•«* la bar #f thslr recovery. AIT per
sons indebted te said estate will
please mails immediate payment. Thli
ath day of November, 19ljL.
LULA r. LSHKK,
Atekdibiini.
ByeeU A WsAtberepoon, Atlya.
NOTICE ON ADMINISTRATION.
Having this day qualified as the ad
ministratrix of the estate ef Stafford
R Glbaon, deceased, this is to notify
all parsons bolding claims ylw
•aw, rate te to present them to the an
derxlynsd oe or before October Srd,
1919, or this notice will be pleaded 1a
bar of their recovery. All person*
indebted to mid aetata win plena*
make Immediate payment.
Tht* October 3rd, 1*18.
MRS. LANA GIBSON,
fifteen. N. ClTrTTfiuK:».
commissioner's sale of land
Under and by vlrtae of a judgment
of tko Semester Coart of Scotland
anooo for eeta at auMie aaetsau for
eaek at tko Court House door in tko
Tow* of Laaifctbary, f . CL, oa tko
10:99 A. lL7the following dceerlbod
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oordod la Often Resistor ef Deeds of
K.‘Tgcasi,rt;rrSiyLi
srwwa ff»22-dSK
sra.*2JsflE? s&tms
Jut, SI feat freatiay an Radioed
Street and extending southward at
rtyht snots ana hundred and fifty
foot, ad contains tko boOdlay next
is
Second tract, v All tket certain land
eurroyed and set out in a mop asade
by C. M. Fanaan February ll 1011,
of tko ootato ef T. C Bundy, wtich is
set out in said man In >7 lota aa there
oa shown, and which own la made a
part hereof, the same being bounded
on the north by the lends of the Sea
board Air Lins Railroad, or Corot Ins
Central Railroad, and on the cost by
the Undo ef the MeCallam rotate,
(now John P. McNair I oa the west
by the several store lota in the town
arXaurinburg which store iota are on
the Main Street between McKay
Street end said railroad, and includ
ing <*>• lot facing Main Street 27
ft. 4 las. wide next south of Bvering
ton's Drug Store lot. Maps on file
at E T. McCall's store, and at the
Court House.
This October *1. 1910.
M L. JOHN, Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF ADM1NISTBATOB.
Haring qualified u administratrix
af the estate of William T. Dm toe.
lata of Scotland Counts', North Caro
lina, thia la to notify all patoaoe hav
ing claims against the (state of mid
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at his hooto oa or before the
7th day o< November, 1111, or this
notice win be plendsd la bar af their
recovery* AH persons indebted to
iiM ffatr will plttM imIm fw****
diets payment.
Thia Mb day of November, 1»U
A. V. WALLACE,
Admhriatrathr.
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Relieved By Ironized Paw-Paw
Taken According 1o Direction* After Ton *re on the
Koad to Recovery Will B**tore Your
strength, Vim and
Appetite
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tor than go to tbo noaroet up-todoto
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