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A (Clf an Coral Nranqtaprr JFor All Sljr JFamtlu, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918 S1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. 17. NO. 9. E MEETING BUSY, INTERESTING, AND FULL OF PROMISE FOR THE FUTURE. ATTENDANCE IS ENTHUSIASTIC Much Good Accomplished and Marked Harmony Prevailed in the Body Throughout all Discussions, The opening day of tin- Western Monk Carolina Methodist conference at Trion -Street Church. Charlotte, provi-d In he a busy anil interesting ime wifli the reports of the 11 iH-osiil-Ing elders, reports that showed grati fying progress in tlio work of tin year; the election of a secretary ami of the conference committees; antl tile presentation to W, h. Sherrill of a gold headed cane in recognition or km 26 yearn of service as conference secretary. Added to thiH wan the rais ing of $1,300 for I'ayne College,.. All frusta, Ga the presentation of the ser vice flag with 99 stars. The second day of the Methodist . conference had been Bet apart as Cen tenary day, and it proved to be from the standpoint of attendance, sustain ed Interest, plans set oh foot, and the enthusiastic assumption of u tremen dous tank for itself, the greatest. day In the history of the Western North iCfcrolina caafr-renre. After a full' and frank discussion of the. world's present needs at the (lose of the great, war, and the unparalleled .opportunities for inuch needed serviie in world redenip. thin combined with the ability of the church to give, the conference by . unanimous vote. amid hahdclupping pledget! II self lo the tusk of raising l,75n,00rt r . this great centenary enterprise. Presentation of Service Flag. The conference just before adjourn ment enteral Into the exercises of unfurling a service flag which carried 59 stars that represented the sons of preachers of the conference who were enlisted in the service of the army and navy. The exercises consisted of a presentation speech by Albert Sher rlll, a speech of acceptance by the secretary of the conference, singing of the national hymn by the con ference, and prayer by Bishop Kilgo, who has a son in the service. "The four gold stars represent those who made the supreme sacrl- lice. They died for liberty and their acred dust rest In the soil of bleed Ing Belgium or beneath the beautiful Jlllles of Prance, " Appointments. The list of appointments of preach ers for the ensuing year as read by Bishop Darlington before adjourn ment of the Western North Carolina conference follows; Charlotte District. H. K. Boyer, Presiding Elder. Ansonville A. R. IleJl. Charlotte-Belmont Park A. h. Ay eock. Brevard Street L.T. Cordell. Oalvary A. R. Surratt. Chadwick R. L. Forois. Dllworth I,.- B. Abernethy. Hawthorne Lane T. F. Marr, W. L. Nicholson, supernumerary. Seversvtlle B. F. Hargett. Spencer Memorial C. M. Campbell. Trinity. J. W. Moore. Tryon Street Z. E. Bamhardt. Hickory Grove K. H. Kcnnlngton. Lilesvllle W. 8. Cherry. Marshville-aeymour Taylor. Matthews J. E. WcSwaln. Monroe-Central H. H. Jordan. Worth Monroe J, K. Warren, sup fly. North Monroe J. R. Warren, aup- Morven S. T. Banner. Pinevllle W. P. Elliatt. Polkton L. H. Griffith Prospect M. A. Osborne. " UnlonvHla T. J. Huggins. Wadeaboro O. S. Kirkpatrick. Waihaw E. Myers. , weddingtonE. P. Stabler. J Missionary to Japan S. A. Stewart. MisBl. nary to Japan. N. S. Ogfaurn. Dean Candler School of Theology P T. Durham. Assistant Editor N. C. Christian Ad vocate W. L. Sherrill. Principal Southern Industrial Insti tute J. A. Baldwin. . Conference Evangelist G. W. Fink. Secretary of Education If. H. Jor Au).- f ','" - Salisbury District. i. C. Rows, Presiding Elder. A&emarle-Central R. S. Howie, C. M. Gentry; superumerary. : First Street W. F. Stanfard. Albemarle Circuit H. F. Starr, sup- Badln J. E. B. Houser. Bethel and Loves R. F. Huneycutt. China, Grove W. fl. Hales. Concord -Central 2. Paris. Epworth -Center M. H. Vesta. Kerr Street--J. W. Stridor. ; threat HIK R. M. Taylor. Wesifordllarmony A. P." Brantley. Concord Circuit P. I' Shore. Cottonvllle and Oakboro J. C. Brown, supply. Gold Hill K. M. Avett. Kannapolls Station -G. W. Vii-k. Kannapolls Circuit J. 8. (ilbbii. Mt. Pleasant B. Wilson. New Ixindon S. E. Richardson. Norwood-Randall J. A. Bowles. Salem Circuit E Y. Yates. Sallsoury-Klrst Church J. E. Aber nethy. Park Avenue A. S. Kaper. South Main P. W. Tucker. Salisbury Circuit R. C. Kirk. SpenceM'entral E. K. Williamson, G. A. B. Holderby, Jr.. preacher. East Spencer-North Main R. K. Brady. Woodleaf K. J. Poe. Agent Superannuate Fund -J. P Rodgers. Statesvllle District. W. A Newell, Presiding Elder. Alexander J. J. Edwards ('utawba- J. T. Rath-dee. , Coul Springs- -R. A. Sweringnti Davidson lluntcrsville M II Won ley. Dud lev Shoals - 11. C. Ho.ivis. Granite Kails II G. Allen Hickory-First Church '. O. Oonde Hickory Circuit J. A. Peeler. Iredell D. c. Thompson, supply. U'lioir Station -It. D. Sherrill. Lenoir Circuit- Klnier Simpson. Maiden 1). K, Carver Mooresville Station I. A. Falls. J. VT. Jones. Jr., preacher. Mooresville Circuit - K. N. Crowdcr. Mt. Zion W. B. Davis. Newton R. M. lloyle. Xorth I., noir Circuit J H. Price. Olin K. L. Haltou. Rhodhlss John H. Green. South Lenoir-Whltnel -I). A. Lewis, supply. Statesville-:ral Street L. D. Thorn pHon. Race Wtrcet J. W. Williams. Statesville Circuit D. 11. Ithinehart Stony Point A. G. Loftin. Troutman J. V. Keever. President Thivenport College- J. B. Craven. I'rofes.'-or Davenport College- K. J. Harbison. Conference Missionary Secretary It. M. )urlney. Chaplain 1'. S Anny O 1, Simp son. ChapLin 1. S, Amiy W, A Jen kins. Army V. M. C. A. Work -T. A f"! Army Y. M. C. A. Work G M: Go forth. , Shelby District. John F. Kirk. Presiding Eliter. Belmont J. K. Thompson. Helwood 1). W. Brown. L. K. Stacy and II. G. Stamcy, suponiumerary.- Bessemer H. C. llyrum. Cherryville J. F. Moscr. Crouse 1. P. Waters. Dallas R. A. Taylor. Oastonia-East End A. Burgess: Eighth etreet W. T. Albright. Franklin Avenue C. L. McCain. Main Street A. L. Stanford. Kings Mountain E. L. Kirk. Lincolnton Station D. H. Lltaker Lincoln Circuit O. C. Fortenherry. Lowesvllle J. A. Sharpe. Fred A. Price, Jr., preacher. ' Mayworth J. W. Kennedy. McAdenville S. M. Needham. Mt. Holly C. M. Short. Polkville C. R. Oanipe. Rock Spring W. B. Shinn. SheHjv-Oentral C. A. Wood. Shelby Circuit N. C. Williams. South Fork T. A. Plyler. Stanley I,. L. Smith. Marion District Parker Holmes, Presiding Elder. Bakersville A. L. Lucas. Bald Creek J. B. Mitchell. Broad River D. S. Richardson. Bumsvllle J, P. Hornbuekle. Ollffside A. J. Burras, Connelly Springs M. B. Clegg. Enola To be supplied. Forest City W. L. Dawson. Henrietta-Caroloen W. R. Shelton. Marion Station W. L. Hutchins. Marion Circuit M. G. Ervin. Marion Mills J. B. Folger. McDowell J. A. Fry. Mlcaville W. J. Hackney. Mill Spring R. U Shelton. Morganton Stmtoin C. M. Pickens. Morganton Circuit R. F. Mock. Old Fort N. M. Modlln. Rutherfordton T. ' Jordan. Spruce Pine J, P. Morris. SplndaJe J. B. Carpenter. Table Rok-J, B. Tabor. Thermal Olty M. W. Heckard. Professor in Rutherford (Vleg J. A. Walker. Student Trinity College T. F. Hig gins. ' , Student Weaver College S. P. Mauldin. Army Y. M. C. A. Work-E. O Smlthdeal, Winston District. Frank Siler. Presiding Elder. Advance J. H. Brendall. . Cooleemee N. R. Richardson. Davidson P. L. Terrell. ; Davie D. C. Ballard. Denton P. H. Brittain. ' Fannlnglon J. W. Vestal. Forsyth H. H. Mitchell, supply. Hanes-Clemmons M. W. Mann. Kernersvllle T. J. Ogborne. Lewis ville A. S. Abernethy. Lexington Station J. P. Hipps. Lexington Circuit P. E. Parker. Llnwood W. R. Jenkins, Mocksville E. O. Cole. New Hope J. B. Fitaferald. " Thomasville Station R. G. Tuttle, J C. Richardson, supernumerary ' Thomasville Circuit C. P. Goods, supply. Walkertown J. 0. Harmon. West Davie W. J..S. Walker, sup ply. Wlnston-Burkhead J. S. Hiatt I Centenary G. T. Rows. I Grace W .M. Hobbins. Liberty - ('. (). Kennerly. ! Sale.ih -A. f . Swafford. ' Southslde -1'. ('. Williams West End R. II. Duugherty Student Trinity College-- J. II 1-aj! ; lling. ; Student Trinity College-J W Kiti gerald. Greensboro District. J. II. Bamhardt. Presiding Elder Asheboro - Kra Erwln. Coleridge--J. T. Stover. Deep River--F. W. Cook GrccnHtinni-Ceiitentnrv A. W Plv ler. Spring Garden. Street R. R. Welch Walnut Street and Carrawsy Me moriaV A. C. (libhs. West Market .street- E. L Main. J P. Lannini:. .supernumerary: John A Lcsh. junior prerifher. Greensboro fin-nil .1. M. Wisi-lfr West. Grei-nliom T J. Kom-i-.. Cihrinville I' liatledee lligli I'oint. Vi Knd W. A Par- ber. ?upplv M.;in Slreit II. II. Ilobluiii Weslev Memorial. W. A lnelith I'li-asant tJarden ' F Shernl) Iilnyeur iinil l''laiikli:ivi!li- U' M Smiih. It.lilillenian J. A .1 Karruitiol. Riitnlolph Ciriutt -T 1!. .l.i:,a-"ii . Roidstille. Main Sire.-t II C. Sprinkle. Rulfin W. C. Junes, I'wharrie f'irrutt J, M "arn.! Wentworth ('in uit-F. L. Town send. President Greensboro Coilenc for Women S. 1). Turrentine. Treasurer for Greenshoro College for Women W. M. Curtis. Editor North Carolina Christian Advocate H. M. Blair. State Sunday School Secretary J. W. Long Army War Work N. K. Creel. North Wilkesboro District. T. F. Wagg. Presiding Elder Avery J. I, Smith. lioonrt H L. Powell. Crestoo W. B. Thompson. Elkland--0. I). Stacev, sttpplv. Elk Park T. S. Coble. Hilton R. F. Wellons. supply. Jcfferson-T. J. Houck. Laurel Snrings I). A. Clarke North Wilkesboro W. II Ware North Wilkes Mission S L Owen, supply. Snarta-J. C. Cornet: . Watauga- W. 1, Hughes ' West. Jefiersnn and Warrenville W L: S.-r.tt. U'';l.esluiro - W, G. Vilsm. Wilkes-J. M. Parber. Professor and Chaplain iu Appa lai liian Training School J. M. !ow ntim. . Miiniiary to .I.tpan W. A. Wilson. Principal JelTerson School - W. L. Scott. Mount Airy District,' W. F. Woiiibie, Presiding Elder. Ararat G W Cloy. Ianl)ury J, J. Kads. Dobson O. P. ltouth.. Draper C' I!. Allison. Klkiii,-W. K. Abernethy. .lonesvillc .1. H. Robertson. Leaksville-G. A. Stamper. Madison-Stoneville J. E. Gay.. Ml. Airy, Central G. D. Herman. Mt Airy Circuit T. P. Jimison. Pilot Mountain J: W. Combs. Rural Hall J. C. Mock. Spray J. F. Armstrong. 1 Slokesdale O. W. Williams. Sutnmerfleld -Albert Sherrill. Walnut Cove T: V. Crouse. Vadkinville W, M. Boring. Asheville District. W. H. Willis, Presiding Elder. ' Asheville-Bethel J. O. Ervin. Central F. K. MIirty. Chestnut Street C. C. Brinckman. Haywood Street O. P. Adcr. West Asheville E. M. Fox. Asheville Circuit J. O. Banks, sup ply. Blllmore snd Mt. Pleasant O, R, Profftil. ' Black Mountain T. L. Teague, Brevard W. E. Poovey. Fairview W. R. Harris. Flat Rock and Fletcher D. Atkins. Hendersonville-M. F. Moo res. Henderson Circuit C. A. Johnson. Hot Springs-MarshaM J. J. Gray. tLekester C. M. Carpenter. Mars Hill J. M. Green. Wills River C. F. Goode. Rosamon W. A. Thomas. ; Spring Creek To tie supplied. Sulphur Springs J. C. Postell. j. F. Starnes. Jr., preacher. , Swannanog J. O. W. Hollowav, Saluda J. M. Folger. W'alnut-Antioch E. H. Jones. WeaverviMe Station D. J. Jones. Weaverville Circuit J. W. Bennett Missionary to Cuba R. J. Parker. Conference Evangelist James M. Green. Waynesvllle District. ,J. H. West. J'residing Elder. . Andrews M. T. Smalhers. Bethel Fred O. Dryman, Brywin-Whittlor L. P, Eagle. Canton J. H. Bradley. Clyde- R. K Hunt. Franklin Station L, E. Hayes. Franklin Circuit J. C. Umberger. Fines (Yeek E. D. Ballard, Glenville T. I. Noble, supply. Haywood A. L. Latham. Hayesvllle C, E. Sledman. Highlands R. P. Fikes. Judson M. N. Hildertirand. Jonathan John Cline. Macon J. E. Womack. - Murphy Station J. W. Ingle. Murphy Circuit A. A. Godfry. Ranger To be supplied. Robblnsville Wm. J. Baker, supply. ! Sylva J. A. Cook. ; Tuc.kaseege R. L. Foster. Waynesvllle W. B. West, J. P. I Stillwell, Jr., preacher. ! Waynesvllle Circuit D. V. Howell. I Websterillowhee J. W. Caaia-twil. THE IMPROVED PHONE SERVICE The I'ifilmorj! Tflphnn' Tolr graph Company haw Just fiuinlH'd ilie iniprovciDMiits on ih' Joral tHephoin eyHtt;ra and thf n'w hfMluU' of prit cw will go into rfTift th' lirr! of DtMi-n)-bcr. Th? improvH systim is full nn-lHlli- ami rfprfM.-nih Jin upproxiinatv foM. of $l,(tiifl fiver wjiat w- had he for; lhc rfonwtrut l'n wa? Ihhuii Op'!, wicr have hiM'ii iniitu lown and tclcphoiif- mi all principal sirrls In lown and a few ou: sidf - On ity limitf ar' nfm f-d thnnif-'h a lf-nd covered t aliir This process oi wiring eliminaliv ;ill irnv talk and iioim-s arising frurn I'Tirir lif-h' uir -. A new swiii it board has a i -n h t n ;u htallfd making fiittr' t-v t.-m yr.u--liially a n w oik- A Vfi m -1 f t ra ld iinprovt mi'ni ha .lir- ii !y i not erf in ihe pranicabili'v oi "!,.Ii.;tr over tin phone." In adlitijt to rh" Unproved service and m n ,fl : ;;' ii-ii of thr. imrfaved toll all liu-in nil- ii" - mrr A1: rvifj to vice til"" phone's paying $',ff (tr Jiicre month w.ll bo pivrn free crvie Shrlby nn.l Owivcr. This r-m not. apply to rf-i(l'nct' piiones and 'he MniP limit 1 three minute. Th new ratps effwtivp-th' first of n1! month arp an follows an (nicrpa.f of fifty rents per phono on all phones was only on to a lin1; phonfR two on a line 2'. cents incrfa.se and pho!H o!its(d th" city limits on1 to h Him will be eharp! a a hiffhT rate. Thr application is nmplK Bu-iness phone now p;iyiriK ?2.f" per rn-inth will pay Ill.fiO and fn Grover and Shel-by free, fieiden f -phones now paying ?3.iiti a month will pay f, r,n and not ffe? Crnvcr and Sh''liv frc. It .is sinerely lioptsl that the new system w.ll bnnjr increased and im proved f-'T i :r corn me ti-urate wirh the addit.omi! cliars'. Jt. .f do - we anticipate liti'jp or no Kn k .ti the new rate. Sometime .UM the maf.riTy of the pubs: riborrt hfre Mailed an aKref m'Mlt to pay an im rea.-ed rai o when the tie service then in proper! was instituted. Tho tt-lehone sysu-tn !ia operated here . fourteen years under the pre.srnt management without ait imrfase in rates notwithstaml;nc the increase in the rost of material and labor! Th' c(mitany feels that it is justly entiiled to a raise m loll and if lh service is what tt is r ommended to be there will be no cause frr obH tion. .While tho company has wanted a rniFe the suhsTibers have, wanted better service. The indications nre that both have come rn a r-alizatioii of their desire. Onionvillc Vrni. P. M. Siallings. who has been principal of llic I'nion vilie bhrh et-hool, left to enii-r I mining f.ir Y. M. C. A. work: Raleigh. two suits nave, been in stituted In Wake Superior Court against W. C. MpAiIoo. iidminiKiraior of railroads, ami the Seiihoanl Air Line Railway as a result of a. riileni which cost Charles Kliitl a 1 K several wfeks afio. Oni' fiiii .' Is ..brought by the hoy and the other by his father. Charles A Kllltfz. Denver. r While Mrs. P. M, KitiR hail crossed ihe Ktre-t from her honii.1 for a bnokot of water her., little Kirl, An nie May. eaucht fire in mime way and was burned so badly that she died a ferw hours later. Charlotte Tho Salvation army in Charlotte has Iinil 2.i. as the amount desiiwl to be raided lefore the Christmas holiday for carrying on Ihe various works here of the army, including the providing of Christmas dinners to needy widows and orphan children. Raleigh W. B. Trice, a civil engi neer .on the Southern, received his : passimrts and left here for a sojourn in. France. . With his theodolite he can carry and help build up the dev astated places of 1-Yance, WilmintrUm. -Twenty-one hundred Puerto Rican laborers, who arrived hore oli the I'tiited States transport (ity of Savannah to work at Cainp IlraRR. loft, hero on the. wime vessel f.Tr Vue.rto Rico. The govnniJiietit. de tided they were. not. needed since ihe war has ended. .. . Winston-Salem . - Tlie Blue Ridie Atlantic conference of the. Meihodist church.' which was to be held in Asheville, .NoTciubcr .2ft. has been postponed by ordir of Ilisbop V. M. liriston. until December t. All inter-, esti'd please tukc notice. Wilmington. --A committee of nien and women is rapidly working on1 the r,w-nmniendat:on of tile cmnd jury ::iat a house of coiTeciion he estab "hed for Juvenile d limiiirnts. Holh itv and county conirelasioners hare uiofltciaily emioreed the movement. UNCEASING VIGILANCE MARKS ONWARO MOVEMENT OF ARM OF OCCUPATION. GREAT STORES lIKlffi Rodds Tound to be m txefCcnt I '.r dit;on Dur to Dmt.mp Back rt L Tl( s 1 ! .1 - viv'jl.ti,. h. . The .- I .I.C of .- Tle.l to i ni !i t i,i ll'r ;. f . i.' ' in. Tli .ill !it.(t(iii.i:-r,r 'l.r Mice lis ini tiiuiiciii el' n'".i . ii . i'1, in 'lie niind- itf lie' Ci tin. hi ti'.'i' i.t! -in'' .mil that lite i.ttii, ,,(' in,. ,ii:i.i-n.e Will be fiiithfull. . .,1 I .,11 Knornimis .-lur. - ut .mi iniir inn and in.iny. un.- iet': itc l'iiKii'ui Wire liltle i 111 ,r .1 I'tic .i.tliiHl machinery :n t). imu'iiiii -t.ii-fully wired i.nd ill-- i""i were c-f best. At Virion was nnnol i f.i; -al v;ij:i' dump. w:i,-ro ion.- of . in-i. c.i masks anil lielMiel, l:,o b.-i 'i iinown by the Oi i.m Mooi,- who h .(l no further Use for l:,. ::l However, it w.i,- no' ih, ir.t r of. ll lialtl' lioyl :li it on., siiw. or even that of a ili-oril.'i'v n in ;it iiu ir r Hre. It was m.-volv tile . v iii-u,e of the passing of a lirei 1 i -ri.-i, r" :c -l foe. who was coiiu' Inline The roads ov. r which 'lie Amcri cans travtieii ,ir- m exi cileii: , onii -tion, due to their di.-'iui'c bacif uf the ionner (iennaii lines ani riji ; n. 1 1 -! u w made In. the ononi) ot milov trucks The n-tri alms arinv I-f: . n the roads do?en- of t..i?it rollei which had lie, n wurkiec ,i'ti."-' 'o the day of its il' -ji:i rl nr. ORDNANCE BUREAU REVISES ESTIMATES ON NAVAL BILL Washington ll"a(lju ' no n' o' parfnientnl appropn.ifjons troni . war 'o a peace basis rta- liegnn b t oil erc-:s. The hieis,. n,tv.. icinniitl'e took np revision of the naval hill for: the next fiscal year and members were insistent, ihai i xpeiidfturos h' held to the lowest possible minimum ' 'consistent with effective operatl'dT! and upbuilding nf the navy. As rocom mended by the nav de partment, the bill carries a total of 52.1 sn.oncl. Olio, ihe estimates uewie made In the belief thai the ivar woultl continue through next year, : Hear Admiral Katie, chief of the unlnanic . I'tirenu, wso was befiir.' the commit tee, said the depart men i nrnv i rc ' vising its estimates and his lunean alone had eliminated more than half of the $4"n.non.iion calculated as iter.. ' essaty next year under war conditions. Admiral -Earle also revealed that since lioslilllies ceased, the ordnance 1 bureau has cancelled contracts : amounting to.$42l'..1!.iKi. practically ' half of Ibe amount appropriated for i the bureau since the war began. PRESIDENT WILSON PLANS i TO MAINTAIN HIS CONTROL During his absence from the I'ni led States, Ihe president plans to con tinue to exercise all the functions of his office. He will keep in communi cation with Washington by wireless while at sea. and by cable and, if necessary, by dispatch boats while he Is abroad. . While in Prance, the president was said lo plan transaction of any neces sary executive business in the Ameri can embassy. Technically he then' would be on American soil. Should lie visit London or any of the other allied captals. the embilssies there would become bis executive heailqirr ters. $200,000 TONS OF FOOD NOW ON WAY TO EUROPE '," Washington Ships carrying two hundred thousand tons "of food for ! France, Helginm and Austria, are en route to Europe. They are proceed j Ing under sealed Orders to Gibraltar I and Bristol channel ports and will await i word from Food Administrator Hoover t as to their final destinations. Those going to Gibraltar are exnectedto pro ceed to Adriatic and Mediterranean porta and the others to Frneeh and Uelglan ports. E LEADING LONDON NEWSPAPIP. SAYS PRESIDENT HAS OONE INCALCULABLE SERVICE. ALL INTERNATIONAL 'DUALISTS Discussion Preceding Conference by Allied Reprecsntatives Are of Most Vital Importance. London - I he times pr.nu ,i I' P b iding .shfonai h'-ad'-d 'Treeident W.l-oii - Vis. I to Kurope ' After rf f." it- lo p.thli: al i,m ll.-ions now R" i!i: on in TTierica. tile ;t.r.i, Je io'i I he t ii i.ile- are on ll. Oono-'e all.tir,- o! Anicrtiin i'Opii To in !;e- I'renid'-nt is thi head not n- a p.n hot of thi opie. ren if there is lt;,i- iiero to ftlU'ir liie other of tile Anion lan par-ie -ami there ;s in't - it wtiuld not affew nir altitude on tlie l'residi nt of Iho Anicrwan re puiilii . ilsou haj- done in-fltb-ulahie service fur the allied iause in the war and his name is one lo conjure wth in Kurop. "We. arc idealists now in in'or national artairs and look to him to ijolp us rc.ili::r these idea)t,-to recon s'nn t out of lliis welter a better and iair.-r world 'We bopi party .miroersy wtli it.c prcvoio him iroui coming to Ka rop. . f.n- i' ven more important liifta liie a. t mil corifcrrns e are the dis''--lons b 1:0 allied ri prisentHlJves won-il lltij-'. prei eie n,, T- th' so U'.ison's p:-.-i te e is no- ,.r.v dp-iia-kl but in,!'s;.c:i.:ite LEMBURG AND ITS ENVIRONS CAPTUREP BY POLISH TROOPS t oin-olia'-. I'oiisb .?,"' '.in ;url l.-mbcp in. t .n:'..' A Calii U, .tiid us cin.rtcif ...vord.i.f. t" 'he Pol ish Tei.-c.nipi. l..'rtj;ti a' 'raeo IlnT" li o.l been Icavv jignnng in and about Imbnrg ' since . cerly m Novernb.'T when rkriiitoari rrooti entered (jalit la and -a)itiir i! he i'y by surprise HOWLS OF EXECRATION GREET SWAGGERING GERMAN EX. HEIR Amsterdam.--Wnen the former 'Jer man crown prince arrived at the Zuv der Zi'e fishing Uiwn of Rnkhuysen, he receivrnl a different &elcmio than he encountered elsewhere in Holland An he descended from the railray nr with a swaggering gait and wear ing a fur eoaf. howls of execration arose front the thousands gathered outside the station gate. RICHMOND IS TO BE ONE OF AIR MAIL TERMINALS Richmond. Va.. Richmond has hen selected as one of Ibe terminals foe the air mail route to 1 established south I'rojn Washington, nieording to ihe announcement made this evening by Assistant Tost master (general (t-to. I'raeger. 500 FORMER OFFICERS OF r.'.);?IAN ARMY MURDERED Stockholm. The" bolsheviki hav been guilty of terrible exeesses m Tetrograd in the last few dayr. aivord ing to a dispatch from Abo, Finland, to The Aftortbladt, Five hundred for mer Russian anny officers are repor, nd to have been murdered. AMERICAN ARMY IS MARKING TIME ON SOIL OF GERMANY American Army nf Occupation The front line of the American army of occupation rosiod along the Luxem-herg-Gorman border on the Saur river and thence along the Moeeile river to Ihe region east of Romkdi. Tho Am erican army will mark time until fur. ther orders At. leas! threo or four days are expected to paps before the next move is made toward the German border. PRESIDENT TALKS TO FLIERS WHO ARE FAR AWAY IN AIR Washington Through a radio tele- phone, installed on the south portico j of the While House, Tresdent WI1-. j son directed the maneuvers of half a dozen army airplanes flying over the Potomac river several miles away. The telephone as used was adjusted for three to five or six miles. It l similar to the Instruments used by American aviators in France, the e cret of which was disclosed after th armistice was signed.
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