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THE DUNN I _ *i V0L* 11 Dunn, N. C., 82ud, 1V16 ... , --—_—---T . POET OGLETHORPE, <JA, GETS TRAINING CAMP la Selected Over Many Other 1*m> poaed Sites. Lscstiss Most Suitable. New York, Doc. 19.—A military training camp for Rodents, business sad professional men of the Sooth ora State*, patterned after the on# “•ducted at PlatUburc, N. Y., Last cummer, is said to ba established Bart April at Port Oglethorpe, lie., aaar Chattanooga. Tenn., it ws, an aouaeed bars tonight by Major Leon ard Wood, commander of the Depart ■»eot of the Eset, who will hsvs di rect saperviMoa over the camp. Gear el Wood* announcement fol lowed an Inspection of many propos al sites by Captain Johnson, his chief aids. Fort Oglethorpe was selected be cause of its central location and fav orable climate for out-of-door work. It is the only large army poet now garrisoned, in that region. The nec essary camp equipment and supplies are at hand. General Wood aaid It is planned to keep the camp open four weeks for baMness and professional men and that. If applies lions warrant, a sec ond camp will be ope nod early in Me, to be continued until June. The camp for student* will be opened Ja)y to last flee weeks. Thereafter, if condition* warrant it, the camp* will be continued. OMeeri of the regular army will Impart es much of the fundamental education of an officer at !a possible la ** short a time. Special oppor tunities will ba offered foe training la the work of cavalry artillery, en gineers, signal corps and first aid. It Is planned to divide students In to war strength companies of infan try. troops of cavalry or batlvriee of artsUmy. •' 'tqt •hls'i Oi|i—me* Ham* far Hob *•71 Washinytoa, Dae. 18.—North Car olina Cnnyrammec hava ocaturod fW the holiday*. BlMiOT • OvtflQAB And BipfMMltl —£?. frgj. -m Woo*tor Simmon* and Rcpreser.u ttvo* Small, litchm. Hood, Poo, Stadia an. Godwin, Douyhtoo. Webb and Britt will b' in th e State Maaara. Small, lloo.. Kjtrhin, God win, Douyhton and Webb hava al ready departed- Senator Simmon* and Kmart. Pou. Stadman and Britt will ye tomorrow. If man i. B- Collie and W. W. Ward, of Mr .Poo’* office, William Le*aaUi", Cortaa Wriybt, Herbert 0. 8tnk and Captain S. A the. of Saaater Simmona1 office, J. W. Van hoy of Mr- Douyhton’* office, W. L. Plank and A. I- Quick*) of Mr. Wahb’i office, W. W. Webb of Mr. Hood'* office, Ml** Sue Smith of Mr Oadwin'e office, will spend Christ - aaa in North Carolina. Richard P»ye will visit parent* hare. Mr*. Wad* Mmdow*. and Kim Mary Gibbe will be with Mra. Simmon* for lb* holiday*. M**«n. Georye Boyd, of Charlotte •M John Boyd, of ReldtviUe, Mr. 0*4 Mr*. Rome el A. Hubbprd. of laMyvUI*. and Mim Bern Boyd will speed Christmas with Mr. and Mra L H. Boyd In Cleveland Paris. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Royers have moved into their new home in Cleve land Park and will have their chil dren with them for th* holiday*. GO EAST State Baud of Health Advice* Agalaat Tea Mach Christ****. ■Co aaay during th# coming holiday aaaaon,” ia the advica of the State Board of Health in He latett bulletin. “During and immediately following tho gaitlaa and faetiritiae af tho holiday aoaoon," according to tble ballatln. "la a fovorite Ume for all aorta of ditrmtiv* dicturbmcM Mpny cam. of cold*, and frequently pnaoaoonia and tabarculoaia, man! fggft thamaehm* largely bacauae cl Intemparanra pr eaeaaaaa In on* or •*T*r*l different way* Inetdept U the agopl holiday aeaaen." ht *ummipg the whole matter up the Beard edviaaa chopping early •ltd * voiding the ruth; extrema mod. erattem In the matter of eating oao die* and kniefc knack*, and m*ldn» earialn that th* candle* bought tn eaten arc of th* beet material* anc cantata no cheap, pe{aonoua or ladt goetlble coloring matter. Th* annual Ghrictmae drunk li ala* tabooed on th* ground that oim ana* of druakaaar* a year la Jo* aa# tea many. Teang people **p* dally are cautioned agalaat lee In; raaaen about (dig to danoee, par tfaa, tapper*, cprodi. rnd ball* ever eight and taring to keep up appear eneee on half ratten* or alaep. Bat ter cat fee*, we a told, and tier ate* more dteelrate lace and g* aaara freeh air. on th* ground th* wa *01 enjoy our Chrietma* mor and Hr* to aee man af them. ! BY WINTER’S END WAR WILL BE OVRR Henry Ford Bays Troop. Will Be Out ef Tranche* Sean. Christiana, Dae. 19, Via London.— "Every nation in the world will soon look upon American peace pilgrims os taking the Initially* in stopping history’s worst war. The landing of Um price expedition in Europe will l>o recorded oa on# of tbs most cenevulent things the American Ke Publlc aver did,” said Uanry Ford u,day to the Ascociabod Prow rep .tewiteliva on stopping ashore 01. N orwagian soil. The steamship Oscar II, carrying this port on Saturday after a 14 day** voyage from Naw York. Tbs dal agates expressed much displeas ure because the vaasel we* delayed three days by the British authorities at Kirkwall. Mr. Ford aald he was confidant the expedition would result in get ling the men out of the tranches be fore the Winter wee over. He de clared ha had Information from of ficial ecu roe* that his peace plan was looksd upon approvingly. Ha addad that hit motive in coming to Europe was to develop to the full an understanding throughout the world hy the rime pease sessions ware be gun at The Hague where William Jennings Bryan, ex-eacirtary of Stele, was expected to join Um peace party. Mr. Kord explained the pretence of the American party in Norway wml merely intended to convince the Norwegian! of the fervent with of Amor want for peers He expect* to gather the Norwegian delegation here and then In about three days, proceed to Stockholm, Sweden. He said the party woe Id grew a* h trav eled through neutral countries and that this would convince the- bellig sronta that the root of the world de manded peace tunned IdUly. By tha time Copenhagen waa rial tad and The Hague reached probably two weak* bane* Mr. fend said, the peace movement would have a daft alto ewme landed at 8 o'clock this morning and went to various hotels The weath er la ana, so tha traveler* will have a good chance to aoa Norwegian winter Ilfs After holding masting! wkilo eroaalng tha Atlantic and disagree ing over tha question of American preps red ne»e policy, the ltO dale galas on arriving here were anxious to learn what attitude would bo adopted toward them by Europeans. Formal meetings will be bold Mon day. Christiana newspapers publish long accounts regarding tha Ford expedition, accompanying tha stories with cartoons from various foreign newspapers. Juet before the Oscar n ranched Christiana, the Ford guests bald a public mooting aboard tha ship. Samuel McClure of New York aajd that unless the peace pilgrims com posed their difference* of opinion re tarding Preddent Wilson's prepar ed nee* policy, H would cause disas ter to th* expedition. Ha declared ‘•neriemn preparedness was Bscen ery and waa not related to the peace efforts. Th* Bov. Charles F. Akad. pastor of the First Congrogatirnal Church of Sen Francisco, maintained It waa ridiculous for Americano to urge peace abroad while p repo ring • nr at homo. Finally a resolution declaring that tha delegatee were uaanimoos foe European peace waa adopted. Bonaoa Boelsty. Benson, Dae. 17,—Tha John Charles McNslll Book dob hold It* Doeombar moating at tho home ot its president, Mr*. J. R. Barbour Tuaaday aftomoon. At tha eooelu alon of all bualnaaa a bog* stocking woo brought In with tho maoaago that old Santa had I aft It thoro for tho Club. A lot tor from Santa blm oolf, with Ohrlatmaa soal *nd stamp waa attached to tha bu)gl*g stock in*- Whan tha stocking waa oponod from Ita depth* waa brought forth a gift bock for aaeh member. Tha hootaaa hsrsolf aaimld to bo tb* only one overlooked by good Salat Nick, bat waa readily conaolad open be ing promoted with a beautiful aftrer fruit dish. a gift from tha dob. R» froshmonta wore aorrad. Tbo Miscellany Club mot Toooday ' night With Mia* Rath Joooa. Thaaa ymmg folk* are practicing far a play to bo proa anted aooa. Mrs. Hugh Royal loft Tuaaday morning for Richmond whara ah* wUI spond tbs holiday*—Mr*. W r Utlay goes to GraaaoflU this week •boo ah* will maka bar hoot* hi tho futor*.—Mr* J. R. Barbour and i Mm. J. B. Barbour, Jr., loft Wadnaa I day aftomoon for Haaalet ta spond ' tbo holiday* with bar parents, Mr and Mr* J. B. Oordoo. THE COTTON SEED WAR Independent Oil Hills Given a Reeky Read la Travel Most of the Independent oil mills have caught It pretty hard this tea •uo, and eo far as we have msb, there baa never been pub limbed a v*ry satisfactory explanation as to Just bow they have been hit. That the price of seed has been higher this year than ever before every body knows, and there has been no rea sonable explanation as to orby. About the moat we know ie that there has been an in dependent seed buyer at about every place where tbero hat been an independant oQ mil), and there have also been inde pendent buyers sometimes an every eecd market. In no case, of course, have the independent mills been pay ing mere for soed thaa they have been com polled to pay. Naturally thry have been deeiroui of getting all the seed they could at the low eet pries that would buy them. Bat the Independent oil mills have not been allowed to dictate the market. In each and every market of aa in dependent oU min, independent or disconnected buyers have been fixing tho price. The rule of the buyers has bean to offer a few rente per pound more thaa the Independent mins would offer, and when the mills mot the advanced price there would be another advance. The same ait lift tt OH HrR AfiltRrl m» nni.e. there were no independent mill* Of course buyer* representing the Buck eye people end the Southern Cotton CHI people heve not given away their game; but it I* very wall understood that their game wsa “to buy the •••d; bay them as cheap)- * neeei ble; but buy the eead. ' * war has proceeded quiet I. dependent mill* have in so ■peculated and Ion, and other o r they here caused crushing teed and become buyers for the ether fellow*. The seed aelleri, of course, here had » picnic, la that way they here re ceived better prices than ever before but what the gmieral effect on the •hole vHuatiaa will be reanakw them eel vee whole. but generally (peaking, thay are all somewhat da moralised.—YorkviDo Inquirer. Theeght Bailey Caused It. A. C. Holloway, who is said to be • Harnett lawyer who originally want from Poqaay Springs, sms to day detained by Chief Koonce of the police force who sent him borne rather than hold him la the lock-up. The lawyer appeare to he harm leaely “off" but guvs a good deal of concern to the hotel*. One of the police storiee is that he went to a hotel, ordered and ate three ducks, called la a doctor at 16 expense to •he hotel, ordered the clerk to pay the bill and then turned up with 20 cento m change. Later Holloway went to tbs office of Collector Bailey and told him that some distinguished people were com ing to Raleigh and that Bailey was responsible for their opals'*. pa cbangs of confidences brought oat the foot that President WUion rnd Mrs. Galt van coming on a certain train. Mr. Bailey assured the un fortunate fellow that the President could not come because of his im ptm'ing marriage. Holloway went Bailey erne better and produced tba evidence to show that President was then married end waa slipping quiet ly away from publicity. Mr. Hol loway know all about It. Collector Bailey didn’t aay so but many oth •rs did—that tha gentleman bad a fair aenaa af bow the thing ought to bare happened. Today Chief Koaaea had to toko Holloway who roee and began preaching from a chair. Mr. Kaon* aant him heme on the Jitney tbit af ternoon and eoma arrangement srfll be made for taking earn af tho obit ration! made by him. He la a bachelor. — Raleigh Oorreependent Groenabero News, l(th. Cam nttted To » “ A. C Holloway, of V •• on a commitment Issued the Court Mlal, waa place yesterday afternoon as an inaaos parson. Holloway waa picked op I yaaterday morning by tha police and I placed in the city Jail aad the trans fer waa made to the county Jafl af ter tha commitment papers had bean leaved. Holloway waa Tory well eeUefted in Us sell la tha city police station and did net care to leers whan a county officer went far him. After ha reached tho county Jail, hewerer. ha eras highly pleased and complimented the quarters Ha will remain In the Jail until ha eaa he placed in a 8tats Hospital New I and Ohaarrar, fist Mr. 8am Stone, af Benaesi. waa ■ lodmei rMter hi tha ^ty Tuesday uUKJ^XWtf’ Duka, Dm.’ U^e-The Christmas Garden, pnnXiri by the school children at Us ajeiltorium Pridey nigkt marked Ua ettaing of the grad ad school for tha ill tarn. -This was an attractive < m and w«U got tan up sad the lid > folks did that/ parts wall It waaja vary credita ble entertainment aka* any school attendance of tha iksal has km higher sad taora igvilar this fall than any previous t Hi of tha ark ml Especially wall ait Mad have bean tha night school* which required the aervicM sC two tee share. Tha grad ed school -will opca - again for tha Bpring term Jansen trd. Batur day the taachara left for thair raa paetiva homes. Ml • Dalton to OUkay, Mias Broome fer Kinston, Mias Wycha for ^Jheton, Ml Mary Lucy Dupres had Bat tie Pearl Flemming far Graa^vlha. Jfiea Kata lung for rrthai Mega a and Mlrv Buaan Railings for Nn&aa. Saturday in the 4a*noetic science roeaa at tka achagt building Mias Nall Broome oaUrtaMad her Sunday School claaa udth -fcandy paUiag party. Every memjpr of bar class was present and aAo1 cooking tha candy thoroughly ijoyed the paU Ing. While the calmly was cooking ihoy enjoyed many yii and ether amusements. Is 1. w. whmtactoC for the Ervin Wednesday killed weTe fourteen tan I *d bln thirteen Pound* of pork. raised tbe pig* the watte sod bis tha five bogi was sal claims it is rftipM^ than to hay pork. •, u Tbumday night the nav preacher |twr arrived from was met at tbe to the parasoags food Math a list ad sapper and bad) tl fortable. Mr. him baa wife and His Aagiar bat' Sunday day in January. »• The following have boon appoint ed to attend the Great Waaley Bible Oaaa Federation at Fayetteville January ltth and SOth: L. B. Stan Gl. B. S. Yarbrough. R. W. Barfield, Jamas Smith, Mrs. E. 8. Yarbrough, Mias Bottle Pearl Flemming. These are all teachers of Waaley classes ■» the Methodist Sunday School here It is very likely that others will at tend from the Sunday School. Mr. Thos. H. Webb left Saturday for Hillsboro to spend tha wetk with his mother, Mrs. Kefatne Webb. Bra K. W. Smith, of Dona, JL fi, who hae been at Good Bops Hospi tal for oeveral days |r improving vary rapidly. DuhO. Dae. 21.—Saturday after - noon at tbe home of ths bride's par eeta of J Street, Mies Ub Hughes •«1 W. a Ceaapday wore married In tbe P meance of the family and a few close friends. Hew. D. R. Ennis performed the coceiscy. Immedi etety after the ceremony the couple left for their futurehotue to tbe farm several miles out from Duke. . Tha Erwin Cotton Mills -Company have announced that tbo mills will eloat down Friday at Boon sad begin operations again tha following Wed nasday morning, giving the Inter venjng Ume for tho Christmas boll aajnu Edwin Holt, who ha* ba*i attend ins aohool at Oak Ridp* and Tbotaaa Wobb who ha* baan at Weyneeboep, Va., are at boot far Uw holiday, and will return to tkiatr respective aohool* after Ike tret of tM year The errerml eh arrive* are bony with preparations Cor tbair Christ me* tree*. Th# BaptUte will have thalr tree Friday nlfht, while th* atbor church** will hare their* Thuredaj nl«ht If proaant plana ar* carried rat aarh ebnreh will hava a *Ht and eanfacttraarlor for each member of the echeel erM the church** will be hraetifell/ decorat ed. The home department* and era dle roll* will atee he cared for. ft. 8. Rady will tear* Friday . to •pend the hoHdaya with relative. In MeckavWe. . . 8. T. Itantela will apend th* holi day* with reWUvea at Wileon. ' f CSevalaad. Obi*, ha. taken 7,000.: 000 Rad Crom Baa la to uaa thh Christmas. Cleveland he* a pope Utloa of over half a minion .and 7, 0004*00 aeala edn (tee her * 8m pal capita sal*. Bay* Dr. L. B. Mr Brayar. chairman of tftp North Cbr olln* Red Crot* 8*1 Commlarton, ' don’t heller* theft oar people wil •toad for Cleveland to *c eat-dl* tane* oa Wa would Ilka to ba h her dam nnd w* hetWv* whan th count la mad* aura will b* bo o|*l N. C DKMOC1UTS DNil'ED M«r« 84 Tha* Ln Tears rtrfoce. 8a Chairman Warm Think*. N ewtern, ». c, Dae. 17.—That D«ocr*U at North Ca/olin* ara mar* united now than baa been the caaa in many yen™, u the opinion at Thomaa D. Waireu, chairman at the State Democratic executive commit | tea. Mr. Warren ia moot optiuiUric mr <he praaanl outlook for on* of tha gthereat Democratic votoa (a. North Oolitia at tha next alaction that haa aver been h»*rd of and, that the victory will be overwhelming nv ha* no doubt. (^airman War ran, who haa hi* Anger on tho polne-a] pnlaa of the party, aaya that the ma Jonty of tho ^amcnti of tha State era standing right with i‘maiden t Wiiseo on each every on* of hi* polieiaa and that they win uphold him In every poaai bla way. Whan aaksd in regard to what fa* thought of the proposed plan to pay tha expen*** of the proponed Incroaa* t of the army and navy. Chairman i Warrn atatad that the administra tion had looked Into the matter to tha fnilaat extent and that the pao- i pie of North Carolina a* well e* I alaawharo, might real asaurad that anything that President Wileon and his adviaart decided woald be hast to • da ia regard to this matter would be tha heat plan. Waal*? Bib I* (laas Federal ien to j Meat h FayiUriillr. j Tha program for tbr VTctlcy Biule 1 Clast Federation to ha held ot Koy ettovlUa. January 19-29, is nearing! j completion. It jiromLwra to 1* one j ot tha moat striking pioftram* ever , undertaken by the Methodists „f the , North Carolina Conference. Promi- -j neat preachers and layman from all, over tha Southern Kathodat church h«ve accepted place*. Bur* workers , as Bishop John C. Kligo, <* Cl^r- , lotto; Rev. Cha*. D. Bulla. D. D., of , la the gaaoral superintendent of tha , Weoley Bible Qaae DeparUuunt hav- | ing ru prevision erf tha mom than sin , thousand Wesley Bible Classes. I la tha North Carolina Conference i there are nearly four hundred of • the*, organised classes. They haw , a membership «f net less Uiun <«• ; thousand. Every one ol th« nine1 , District* In the Confcm.ee have a < laago n amber, but the Warrentoaj Diatrict lead* with aixty-four. It » j thought that by the time of the Jan- , uo*TT mooting there will be five bun- . drod elaeaes organized and u trolled. ■ Thera will be tiotween throe and < four hundred delegates at Fayette- t vttle consisting of bishop*, presid- , lag elders, pastors, tuperintendentte, toachar* and other .ruminer.1. m*n , •“d wouasn of tbo Conference, The c railroads have already onnouncod . raduead rates on the certificate plan. 1 GWa’ Canning Club Urganisrd. The Demonstration is Method* of Caanlag to Tin, given at the new school building on Friday afternoon, December 10, wn a ivmti In eveiy way. Mr a. Beyuv, the agent aeni by Mr*. McKimmon, ihowed Ute girl* the entire pieces* of tannin jr in tin from the prepering of th; fruit or regetahl* to the (oldjefing, p;y>cec» ing, and tipping ef the air vont in the can with aoldcx. Apple* writ used, the can* of apple* being m1 ■aide for the Domestic ficlmrr Clee* which will make e pie from the fruit. Sterilitriion, to prevent the fruit from a polling in the tin*, and the beet method* of soldiering were in. phaajrad. Several *f the girl, did •b* practical werk of cowling the can*. i.- The club organ iced j* to te con ducted order the direction, of 'he Farm-Life Department of Ihu trhco>. The foUablag young I* die* rngni-i lied their' Intention of taking an ae j tire Intereat In the work and lug the dah: Miaae* Annie MrVmil, Clara Mc Lao&y Vrra MeLend. Annie Byrd.' Whitle Saggu. all of Broadway; Toy O'Quinn, Mamert, Margie Spence. Kipling; Mattie Mae Ligtn. C’audia McDonald, Monnie Mr Donald, Addle Speara EHeahetb Oax. Janie Bethea. Thelma Sherrill. • Mary Horkatlay Marfje Johnson, Katharine Tlaehe dap, Willie Pitlnr, Vora Dorman, Pauline Byrd, Miriam Bngpett. Ly dia Sorrell. Alma Bar d. Little Blfh, Stella Sexton. Mabel Sherrill. Mery lemier, Evelyn Ligen, all ef Li Kington.—Harnett Peat. I Hew about your new Monogra pher? !« the quick and ecrurete?" “Tee, dr; the can powder her face i arrange her bracelet* and Sr her 1 hair (richer than any atenogrephet N T ever had. And d* It accurately tea" » ^n.kFnOh LUMSittlUCN WIN LOW£B FREIGHT bats indie Manager IwA Filed Com plaiat oa Behalf ot Company. Lumbermen along the Gape Fbar ■Her hero woo o nn rami roduBsa un irsight rates, according to aa ar Uc'« in yootarday'a Gropes boro Nows *' • resell of a complaint Iliad with 'he North Carolina Corporation Com mission by Mr. J. R. Burch, uui-ager Of the Builders’ Exchange >i North Carolina, coooormng freight *“<» on lumber from points oa the 1 adkin division of the Atiaetk Coast Um Railroad to C reenobeca. Ur. Burch filed tlx complaint ia ho behalf at the gimps to .'ornpany. of Hay no, flampmn coujv »• contending that the rats thp “sit Line published in tariff |A1>. ind which waat into effort ia Janu U'y !•!«. ehouid be retroactive md to hero become effective in Oet ber 1914, to legally moot the iw [uiretnenU of the oak of the C. F i Y. V. railroad Ip the Coast Lino •hich woe approved by both tho 'tstr and Federal authorities. The redaction wilt moan tho av nT «f thousands of dollars to the umber men along this lias and ap » Greensboro. HK HUNGARIAN “DANCE OP death Th« dance baa always meapied an nportent place in Hungarian mask. • unrl Lo Occupy an equally Inyir ent place in the daily life of the cai iane. Nu Hungarian light or rand opera u complete witheet at *a«t one typically national done* jnmcrlch Xalman'e operetta tri diph. “Sari." which. Haary W. Bar ge will present at the LaFayetta healra, Fayetteville. N- O, aa Hoe ay, January 10th is ns exception. Thh HaagariaH* have always bean •oted far their levs' ad-■- in •criAcas, A religious observaoeaa. ational fell rule. before sad after ntUe, at Hun go eta. funerals. g||t f all funeral rltaa. At*the^fccw*l ' taalf the cantor took leave ad .Wa and in a mournful aoog, thm the aouman aaaoaablod a » banquet at he Home of.the aorrowtng family, hem the “Dance of Death" teak Are. The music of one pi the moat op-lar of these death ijannai was omposed by Ctinka Fauna m the arly eighteenth century. Among other dances long popular n Hungary wen the “Palace Danes" i»d the "Slow Hungarian" in rogue it court) the “Dance Tune" pad Dumping Tune" were peeyhnt lances. From the court Anew rpaa he “Verbunkee" danced at the re miUng of soldiers. Ng otheri sa lon has such a dance. At wedding* He “Wedding Dance" end the “Co mcttifch" were in demand; j( - iai camps and after battlm the ‘Tent Dance," the "Arm Dacca* gad H« "Drum Dance." The society lance. ‘Hound Dance,” “Wiugth Dance" and “Tavern Danes* 'at* dill in vogue in Hungary. “Sari" shows the "Haaaaaa," the ei'deat, most rolicking, fnrtlAaat. ’.inniee dance that ever -sail cut ad Hungary. It kept New Ye»k is a food, humor all last —Timn. 8Upa DenUoyed ly Gtrauo, B«-Un, Dm. 20.—By Wirt Ian to Ssj-vilie—“It it at*tad on compe tent Gorman authority,” iayt the Dre-seas Nawa Agency. “that ite(« 'he beginning of the war ta (ha and c.f November laat, 784 aaamy ships *ith a tonnag* of 1,447.688 ton* .Jaatrorad. Of thaaa 6C8 with \r ‘'•HAM tana wen daatroyad hy sub marines aa 88 with M,70t too. of nninaa. “Of tha ship* destroyed. 684 with 1.231 .fltt (am war* British, Which mean* a lo»a of 5.9 per sent of the total British tasstfs." • War Tax Iilssiii—Congress Ad jersrtw far Hobday* Congress adjourned toalgbt far »Ha Chrtalma* holiday* after tha Berate had adopted the Joint reeeta tion which paged tha Ranee y its it day extending tha emergency rere rtia law ona yaar, ar aatil Dacatabae 81, 1816. Th Renata liiRif the resolution after a Mealy partisan de bate by a vote of 48 ta M, Paw Utah supporting it solidly and ItpobUcom oranimousty opposing It. BrsalUm Wilson signed th* maaaag tonight Both Houaaa win r* con roue at now Tvaoday, January 4, whan tha ad ministration legislative prdgra—0 lnelndlng pinna for national Manat win be undertaken In aarntat ft I the understaaflag that ft* reran win h* taken up far **ianimat, f eons after the holiday* a* peaaihh Washington Dtapatah, 17th. .1 to to m to : [• ; " •WMktectM. Dm. H Trnmmr* r*:*p*r«XiT«-tM& untat ***** p!«!m0M<«!'m iV* « T —*
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