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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 27, 1918 · page 9

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Holley” of .Ftvotbail Fame‘
Falls Wit Plane in Trial;
Flight —- .cfica‘s Best;
flockey Pluck—Awarded
French Whr Cross For,
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NEW roux. nq’c 27.—Cawuln 110-
«art A. H. liakeyflthe famous 1’11““?
on athlete. knownsin his college dais
S “Romy" Bake,- an aviator ill the
mortal!!! ”my France. has been
filed in the fill or his piano News
f his dea'h “its rit‘civdd TleN,.{eaM-
a): by his irlcndfl’ttiT‘l' fine; ‘ l, l

i'iuinoizimiiiit. Dec. 26.4mm“!
ilubt-y" Baker's direct at ,n orator

l France «as 14d fierc’flmltm‘ ll?
lajor Charles J. j 9. one Of ”19
.niei'icsn aces um Wu isjt+mmsnd
. the group in w h Baker sch'ed.
iaior Biddle returned home lsstweck.
e aid that llak§r, during ills serv-
ing at the front, prought down three

. . macliinesiione st Ypres and

' . in the Si. Mihlol sector in the last
. days of the int. 1‘1”;ka ins.-
utae Major liitldlefsaid was attached
y Baker. 20.000 fleet in the air and
as carrying propaganda leaflets to be
rapped among Antericnu infantry.
Nor, who was lamous as a {cot-
all unti hockey mnyer. left for Eng-
lid in thr- summo'r 011917. aom- fly.
it; in this country. for about a your.
rilcipally at Mlneola. L. I. One of
is flights was: from New 'York to
rinceton and built again. After lili-
ior training in England he was sent
ithe American school at lssoudur.
i-nnco. Lstcr, he was sent to tho
tench gunnery school near Bordeaux.
here he finished his training. and
ten wasnsflgne’d to instructing Amt
touts. Baker Joined the Infayette
toad uid went tp the trout about
prti 1. in lilo latter part or my be
nought down hittimt German ms-
iine ll Ypres and was awarded the
touch war cross.
ghout July 1, iceording to Stator
lddly. Baker transferred its a fight
mmsnder to tbol Thirteenth soro
rsttit group with the rank of first
utonant. in Anni-t. ho wns placed
geommnnd of [tho iiist pursuit
hadron and scntlto' tile rent- to or-
also it. Masha some dolly over
‘ich Baker 111‘th control. turn;-
n; the squadron. orlgonizod. and“ it
u not until theimiddlo of October

_ he was sent to uni 8t. Mlhicl
int. About this time he wns promot.
- to captain. Hows: iii commnd of
ontrto twenty-Ire machines. Carr
in use: new rattled. miter Ico-
rtlntli the nmfltico was signed.
W Biddle odd that the last
machine brought down by
. Baker with win excoptionnily
place of work. The German was
ticked 20.000 foot up. The German
«the turned over and the observer
7 out and dropped within the Ameri-
,, . lines. The German pilot however.
. d to right his machine and
a , . r ngnln attacked him with tho re-
tht the German and his airplane
-ll nbout a mile within the German

After the armistice was signed,
del- Biddle said American aviators
over the. front and examined the
‘ -lno where it had fallen and found
Quality of German propaganda. for
rcnlnticn among American infantry.

Captain Bakeriwss still at the front
hon Major Biddle: left, D'ecernber 1.
"flora was no finer man nor o brav-

Inot." said Motor Biddle. “in; wns
-..- skillful and particularly fearless.
9 would have had an oven greater
cord it he had been in the iron
1oro than he was." ,

“for lliddlo hold that the “Inglo-
.. mentioned in the cablegrnm to
my Payne of New York, announcing

.. in Baker's death. is Captain

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i illitilliis
imprint um

lane's Cold Compound” onds a cold
» “ ”or grippe in a few hours.

your cold will break and all grippe
end after taking a dose of
5 Cold Compound" every two
. until three doses are taken.
‘ Inuptly opens clogzedsip nostrils
massages in the head. stops
barge or nose runninz. re
. headache, dullness, lever-
. . sore throat, sneezing soreness
Dori"! other .stuffed up! Quit blowing
1d “mg! Base your throbbing.
. dementia! also, in the world 1itivcti
prompt relief as “Pope's Cold
rupoiind." which cells 0317‘ “V
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. 7 __ I . 7
Plants N. iglelmit oi halting)“, ‘
group operations oiliccl‘ of the i-‘ouith
l’u suit Ui‘UUp. v “B
“'illfl‘d Vi“ fight Jack Dempsey That

.. W mm... ram. lelBasketball Season Will Open
date rests entirely with tiit- American. at Colonial H8“ Jan. 7

public and light promoters. Dining; . . , 1 - .
the recent campaign to raise moneyl xitpafi§:nark bhlpyard as

tor lllt‘ “'ar (‘ornailtlec l-‘und tllcl
world’s cliniuplon helped to arrange til
show at Fort Worth. Texas. He sent:
to Fort ()glttllorpe, 0a., and brought
Sergeant Walter hiouihtm. his old
sparring partner on for the show. .
Tllt- Sergeant took Willard “willridgewrt on January .‘-
some fast munds At the. Inith Mont" "mm” against '1'“ “may“ SM? yard
him said “I feel good enough 10 lack five at Quiity‘o Dance hall in r‘nii'fleld
in Jack Dempsey. lie has been hound. 1 “Thu" ' , ,
tag you. so let me get a crack at hint? dust who! tbc "Niki-lip oi ll!“ tvum
Joe Willard replied, save him for will b“ "N “if“ of Sandy “Wk docs
rue. him like Dempsey we“) especial? not know at. lllls dole. though he is in
l)‘ meant '0‘, me. ii the public wants. communication with many of tho
cinch phiycrs. 'i'lic ship yards littvc
gnrnerctl lllt‘ crcnm oi the tatlcnl this

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JESS WILL BOX DEMPSEY.

Champion Says It is Up to Promoters
to Matt. Match.
l‘liilntDEiJ’HlA. Dec. “Ii—dens

 

 

\\'iili Nat Holman and Jimmy Clin-
ton, vetci'sns. in. his lineup. Jack
Lt-ttvy will introduce his 11919 iliuc Rib
'lion basketball from to lllt' public of
" whcn they

the bout, some promoter will quickly

get the inspiration and we can soon
tiilk bufilllt'ss. Tho Fulton eighteen~
second tictury was more or lt‘rt-t of a
tiukc. it is not likely Dempsey could
"epcttl ii if given ciglitccn rounds. So
lt'll tho people North to save Dempsey
for mu. Don't lct some second-ratin-
rush him oil.”

This news was brought to Philadel-
phia )‘('5l?l'tl8)' by Sergeant Whiter
Monihaii. U. S. A.. from Fort Ogle-
thorpe. (is. who is on route to Law--
wood. N. .1. lie lllls been Initiator-red
to tint reconstruction lioppitnl to old in
rebuilding wounded soldlt-fl.‘

FRANK KRAMER STILL
KINGPIN OF CYCLlSTS
Frank Kramer, veteran of thc bicy-
clc for almost nineteen , years. still
reigns among his rivals who pursue
this sport. The South Orange citizen
lmt the national championship crown
to Arthur Spencor 0! Condo. but.
showed his wonderful resourceful
powers by coming buck during the past
season, This victory marked the 11

yearn that Kramer by [held the titan.
There was rather a stun» in third."

amounts; the pushyeor. csusod by"

many fondant-idem being absent until NOT BE REAUZED

many of the Americans bring in tin»

union. The Newark volodroine con-i

duclt-d its weekly races for both omit-
tcurs and prolossiontilo.
Despite the existing conditions in

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this—country. the six day race conduct.

ed in Madison Square Garden the first

season. but llf‘ilvy’ is now negotiating
with (‘ltris Leonard. who was given
his i't‘li'.'~t‘ iii ill itflll) st-rviu at Camp
llcvt-iis lust tit-ck. plnycd ill guard for
llll' int-a] fitt'. lJ'tlllal‘tl will be placed
til (‘t‘illt'i' “lit'lt‘ lit“ plnyvtl last zit-anon
ii in} Ann... lie is playing mm the
Tlllllt'l'n‘ of Newark just now. Stretch
llnrvcy is playing with Jean Wright's
Ausonia limit and will not be avail-
able. Mill," is also in communication
with Johnny lieckmnun. who is May-
im: with tho Stamford Ship Yard Iciim.
Erniu Reich. Jcc .\t~liiuend, and Joe
! luwyius. till 0! whom have played with
i lllt' I'llut- Ribbons in past seasons.

‘ Dreyfus expects his release from
l nuvnl service itt lli'Oklyn shortly.

I Lt-itvy will bring many of the ship
’yurds team here as the ship yards
intro some in strongly for bllhkt'l bull
this winter and have some of the
strongent teams in tlu- country.

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vFORCES OI" PETLURAlmornint!imports. having.suupt-utlwllli- 'l‘urcy and hi" “lit" lll"""l"l'r

rouse“ .
or MAMA -

‘ mooning; not. now Pam

_-....,..._.._‘ 7 .

c more. liming." .

'l‘lm corrosimuilvnt adds that all
lic lt-wcr chi» cl' “Jill.“ tirc will-
ill; to see {wigs troops in the

no: [OUT]! IOIWLLI BMUO 8m

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crowds that wt-lt-umcil Marshal
Filt‘li ahtl letl Maiwalil llaig “(‘l‘t‘l

i . . ..
‘piiutll iii compartmn. l
The. same llt'u's‘piipt‘l' ll“\'-stt‘ri it

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tsp/ALLSORTS

President Wilson.
UJNINDK. live. 27.»—.‘~lr~. Wit
son was cntrrtnimd at a Mimi;

capital. iri'llng that llll‘)’ “"9 “0’ intragraplt to the llflpl't'haltm Illrlh'flfl’hma lmy _t0dtiy by the
thing in lim‘ and lll‘l'lml’v‘; Wm“! Wilson made upon the li-*i_tplt’. it ;‘ ”Hill?“ Ol Ri'ttdiiig. ’i‘lie gut-st:

hint! to gnlllby lilc prcs'ciit-c of tho
Olllsltlcl's. . .
Hit-hard Barth is «innit-d by tho

i

isms that t-otnmciits which \\’t‘l‘t'
overlicartl were. ultogetlicr t-tinipli,

lliit‘lllar). “A gm”! “We: "A

lilt‘llltlt‘ll Mrs. lltt Vltl Lloyd (it'iil'gt'.
Mrs. John W. Davis. wife of tilt
American unbound-r. and Mn

c,,l.,-p,.‘,.iiitlttiit as saying that ho llliii"-ltil)klli,‘_’ “Wilt" "A l""'i""' g,.,,_ ll. 11. Asquith.

and his i'cllow t'flllliii‘l lilt‘mltt'l‘s,
lliiu‘u Hiram-anti Wilhelm llittmou.

Silt-mun,” niitl otlwi‘ t‘XIll‘i‘hhltlllx
}\\'t'l't’ licartl. illill \‘tlli‘ll Aiitcrirnu

Olllt‘l' guests ivcrc Miss livulian'
in. Wilson ‘.~ N‘t'l‘t‘lal’y.‘ \‘lmmni

would not accept tlic rt‘flmn‘ll'll'lsoldit-rs in the test-null said: "\\'v “Sf?" ”WWW" and Erli‘igli. Laid,
ity of ordcriiig: on illlili‘lx’ on llit‘ gum. l... i, u mu "m“. 3.1.} “ div" “lawman, Lady Mood and MIN
sailors. 'l‘ln- ltislrut‘lililh l‘" ”“Ililit‘ lwtilllc llt‘lti‘ tltt-m cull-mm] “mm" Lit“,

illlill‘lt'. llt' :iiltlctl ucrc gin-n by
l’rt-iuii-i' l‘llwl'l. l’liilip Ht'lii'itle-
inuiiii and Herr Lantlslwrg. llairtli
sttitl llt‘ inlciidc-l to com-tilt his
collvugiii-s and might ll‘il\t' lllt‘
UUVt‘l'lIlllt‘lllI. llillllt‘tlliill‘l)‘.

,l‘lil‘ i‘t:l'l't'$|ltllitlt‘lll t'ttilsitlt‘l‘s nih‘
of tho must tlisttiiit-tiiiu int-tors of
tlic hllilllllttil tltc pnrt played by
lllt‘ Ntlltll'h. \i‘thN nlltl Mi i-t-ilttiurts,
htllilt' ol‘ u'lmmc purl icipatwl lll llic
fighting. -

.\ll'.\'ll‘ll. 'l'liitt'saln). lit-c. 26
( ll_\ lllt‘ .\!t>&l|l‘lilll‘tl l’rt'ns 3.-

‘lltcir M'lilimriih tillli rim-rs.

1; \l'AsllING'l‘th. no.4. in
lt'oinict-timi with rt-ports from (‘u.
hit-tillage" that on American tit-m
iwould shortly arrive tlicrc. Scurr-
glnry llnitit-ls said today that ihr
lSl'Ulll cruiser t‘lienlecninl it {cu
'siiltiutti'litt- t-littscni had lbl‘t‘ll order
‘I’l‘tl in t tl'lt‘lillflflt‘fl incrcly us it visit
of cotii'lcsy. llc saltl tlit- visit lintl
ll u siutilficuiicc \i‘itli i'chpccl in mm.
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tlll lilli‘x ill llllnnlll.

BERLIN. 'l‘lllll‘htlti}. Him. 231‘

,l‘hrislititts gn‘cciings

FARM. Doc. 27.—iienersl Per-
shing has sent the following me.»
sage to E. (1 l‘arter. secretary 0.
the American Extmiitionnry
Furct-s of the Y. 51.1‘. A.:

“With a (let-p fooling of grttli
tittlt- for Hip t‘ilul‘iutlllh t‘tiiill‘llfil~
lion which the Y. M .l‘ .A. list
llliillt‘ to thc moral and physical
wcli'ttrt- oi‘ the Aiin-i'icsit Anny. al
rnuks join im- in smiling you
and cordial
llt“\l wishes for lltt‘ Nt-w Your."

(‘lii'istiuas [lflh‘ht'll morn ‘ qtiiclly“ lily 'l‘lit- .\h\l‘lllillt'tl l'rc», .Blltl

llittit t-vcr lit‘l‘orw in Munich, Fm" iiitgltl ).~-.\s il result oi ltltlil)’ s tll"

llic first lllill' nlilttt' tltc \tni' lit‘L’alli,‘llllt‘l’alltllln‘. ii i~ lit-lit-wtl ill some

llic custom of t‘\(‘llllll‘_’llll! gii'lslttiittrlct“ llit‘ Majority Socialist.

u'nx‘ almost almiidotictl slum. t'\'t‘l‘_\ . g i. ill rt lii't‘ from ”it“ t'atbiuvt null

our. l'lt'll or poor. is illixltlll“ nlmtil'

llti' l'tilui‘t' ailitl is llll'lllit'tl to ”Wild ; f‘xtil til lllt‘ gowi'itim'iil.

us lilllt- us possililc. 'l‘lit‘ ('nliiitcl
.l. t.l'll‘l‘\ um] tit-ult-i‘s in ltivitrutslniuit lllt‘ L’I'l‘fllt'l' purl of tlic tlii_\.

lllill li‘lltll' has i’allt-tt to itlititml ifllslgtifl‘l‘llllit‘lll also \\l'l't' in whirr-

ll‘il‘t‘ ‘lll‘ Ititlt-p llllt lil‘ in l'itll t‘ttll ,
was ill M‘l'l‘l'l M‘s ,

.. . . t :,. LU,‘
litivi- l\\'lll‘tl n slittcmciii t-lniiiiil-itfl ”I“ l“-'"l"ll~' lliill‘lliiult‘iils lii llit-.""" 1"“ ‘

l.tl.\'l)tl.\'. Ilcc. 27.- Except that
iio lilt'llilit'l‘ ul' lllt.‘ royal family it il
u- lll't'ht‘lll, lltt‘ prov-twin“ llllllHi
row tliruuglr tlit- city to lllt‘ (illiltl
bull. \tlu-rc l‘i‘t~~itlciit Wilson will
i't‘ccii‘t- nil iltltll'l‘s‘i of \l't'lcnmt'
l‘i't-iu lllt' l‘ity l'nrpornlitm. it ill ht-
‘llll tln- simu- hi‘iilt‘ as that from
l’liui‘ing ('t‘tb‘x Station to Bucking-
yt-stcrility.
in tho lll‘.\l curringc will llt‘ tin

. . . .l i‘.‘.. . , ‘.' n.
thin-J. Joy is felt only by ilitiuo l‘t‘-,ill"t'. .t! 'I this now l'i\t‘ to it rumorI l ' "‘1‘ “‘t M” “ ”Mill and Lon

lillltt“ liliVl' llt'l'll tlcmultllizctl in" that lliitm llllih't‘. tlic lt'ildl‘l'fll' lllt‘
have rt-lurut-tl from lllt‘ front, but l linivp -:nlcul Stit'litllxlx “maid in-
llit‘ shadow of tho i'utiirc, with itsttnllc-l in in lil‘flilllllt‘ n urw gov-

ililt' in public lifc lll‘t' UYt'l‘WlIl‘llll': 'llw crisis :\ lilo-Ly to t'llllllllllt‘

in: cvcrytliiiigr. Iii untivipntinu of; l'wi' .. (ltH or two. tutti may lliW‘l

‘li'ttulilr ill sonic ul‘ llli' vurioux litil»1\\llll am lllll‘tll't‘nt't’ll xtilllllt‘lll. 'l‘U‘l

l
l

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ilicnl int-clings, lllt' tlm't-rmnt-iil {tin} ptusctl (llllt‘lll in llrrlin.

. l . ..
has org-muzcd strum: guards to
maintain tll‘dt‘l‘ \vltcnt-vrr tlic h‘par- , ‘ ..
bot-mun dig..llrl‘N-‘lllw from ”W hiilt-utc. any“

.li'lln t-lt-uit-iits iittty { . . .
ordcl‘lt‘ . ,liurinni‘ \\'erl4'§\‘ tlispnit-li rem-uh
LONDON. llw. 27.-. i.m..it.n.;.;wl who:

yChristtnss holiday. bad to _
midriodoy fontlittcc lays" news ‘l-l.‘

i

’llusxiii. “'llt‘l‘t‘lls llic pt-nsmitit wtmu‘
that country" to be indciw’ndent. ‘

it is (lt‘t‘liil‘Nl that lie thus pltiyctl
into thc builds of l’clurn. who

week in [loci-tuber m a. W Ermmm‘d lulu] t” ”l" WVNIMS and

success. A total of eighteen immul
learns started in the contest which
was decided on a point system hasn’t
nggio llch'urunn and Jolie Rosin. cr-
ceptionsliy fast sprtntcnt, went into
the lead for “first prize early in the
week uid retained their itdvnntngc
until the end of the 14th hour of rac-
lug.

Kramer also startcd in this contest
with Marcel Dupuy. the 'Frcnchman,
its an opponent, but the champion re-
tired from the contest otter three days
of racing, claiming that the other rid-
ers wore employing unfair h’lCllCA. .

moron cuuncu, nonwstlt,
SUES To RECOVER $1,000
Foreclosure, proceedings have been
started ‘by Marion Church of Nor-watt:
against Ernest Boessmsnn formerlv o!
lek ‘lllll now of Brooklyn. N. Y.

its issncd land grunts lo f‘Vf‘I‘)’
man who has scrvcd as n soldier

under him. ‘

Gurmttns arc tiitut'tiintlimzr the port
mid carrying off all llit‘ dock
machinery. font-inn the. arrival of
'Allicd forces. it is also rumored
that tho l‘cacc ('onfcrcut-t-
{nut that port to Poland.
. (lt'ssn is rcportt-d to bc again
iii Bolslicvist hands. after ”in do.
{out of Polish trops iicar lllt‘ city.
PARIS. Dec. 27. 4-"5

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ii. in.
Rtmtors that tho foriucr Emperor
of Germany iitttl bccn assassinated
became current in Paris. notably in
.tlie. Chamber of Deputies. last cw-
nlng. There is not the slightest.
confirmation of the report up to
. tlic present.

 

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A iiirssngc frtuti Dtmig says thcl'

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m"~"lwtm ti triumphs] proccssion from!
film mmmht he landed." says the

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_1-'ll.'t‘lillllflll0nR of thc pcoplc of Lon-

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and Cassius Webb of Norwallc it is PARIS, Dec. 21—va prompms'

 

satin-t the Minions Mt

alleged that on June i. 1914. Webb‘liai'viitg arisen in the cast. following
gave the plaintiff a no“. {or 31,000 and‘ Allied occupation of parts of Hitti-
mortzagcd to him certain Nomalk iriii'y. Turkey. Russia and llulgairin.
pm"! Bot-semen claims one—hull lllt‘ French government has sum»
of the cutiily of redemption m tho; mom-ti "(iciicrtil Louis l“l‘lllit‘llel
mortgaged property, The pluiniil‘iitl‘Espt-i'i‘y. commandcr of .\llll‘(l
mm... the now has not been paid. ‘iorccs ill Macedonia. to Paris for it

_._.-- t-oiiicrcncc, says Mni'ccl l-ltiliut oi'
COUPLE DIES OF, GAS P'OISONING. tlic Echo dc Paris. He is cxpcctctl

“'ATERBHRY. oec. tit—Mary Ryan
need 19. ot 'i‘orrlngtou. well-known in

LONDON. Doc. fis-e'l‘axcs tic-l

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fdrfit'oudnut -~:1~!c. They are rs

publication {wiitttflfll *to‘roncb tic-tum on Huiiit'

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stilt-c ” l‘ut 2:5!

. v ‘, ‘ . \ .u. . ——-- ‘Iv Ca . \‘
i‘f‘m‘h'hf 2"?!“ 2°‘fflh‘fi'l' “Hi: Locusts. mo. L’i.-~-~'i‘h.- Mind
‘ ‘.t.trt e uncut pm 0 t\tl‘_\ pit] unwrnincms. Sim.“ ('hl'lim'llfii.

in tlii't‘n MW in President Wilson ‘5

.- 1 19. . ,. l ,1 ' “Wm. inaninhnv'cbccnapproached byilw
”m‘ m” "U“ “m" ' ' lltils‘llEVlk government of Rum-t
t-ondcuccd. Throughout thc des-

rtnnirdinz terms of peace. 'l‘lit-sc do
not differ from those put forward
by M. Litvinoil'. the former Bot.
slicvilt ‘iunbssondor at lands“,
through the Norwegian gown»
iitt-itt in November. . .
The proposals Luvs not within
it-sponsc. as they emanate. from it
gstn'cl‘llmt‘lll which is not rem
[lim‘ll by the Allies. Tho wtmlc

criptivc Mllt'll‘fi. its wcll its lhc t'lll-
torittls, gratification is cxprcstscd
over Mr. Wilson '5 prescnct- and
tho people's joyous Wf'lt‘lllnt'. which
is declared to how bcontltc warli-
t'sil tribute to a distinguished visit-
or that London has ever known. A
greeting runs through all stories,
s «in of sympatlictic personal
‘flltl llll‘ writcrs l‘t‘mll‘d the popular
ncclanmtions of the I‘csidcnt its
being animated by the same spirit.

“President Wilson‘s journey

dcr discussion among the Allied
coconut-not

I...

LONDON. Den. 27.-—Premicr
Lloyd Gcorgc, weomptmiod bytSi:
Mnuricr liaiikcy. scercttu'y to the
committee on imports] defense, or.
rived at \Buckiiiglinm Palace at
10:30 this morning .for o confer-
ence with President Wilson“ The
day was dark and rainy. but. shit;
crowd had arrived before the pro:
micr. . '

Mr: Wilson was antic early ' ,
morning, and was busy with in
secretory. There were a numbpr

Mull. “iiiid it was real. sinccrc af-
l't-ciinii and» no more curiosity that
brought to loin cars the tremendous

tlnii. There have been more ex-
citctl crowds hcrc, but never
crowds that so impressively ex
pressed their wnm-lrcartcd bos-
[vitality ” .

The Post. which hopes Mr. Wil-
stun is convinced of tlic sinccrc cor-
tli‘ality of his welcome, admits it.

tlmtblcd wlictlicr the people of of Connsught and Sir Rieltard

A“ Cut

lint-”bill.“ question at pl't'nt'ut' is on»

of American callers, and tlthulro ‘

London would abandon their usual
liolitltiy routine to greet n strung-
cr. Exprossiug gratification tit tlic
l‘l‘t'l‘plltlll, the newspapers say
tliQrc Was not the lt‘llfll unccrlt‘iiii-
ty rcspccting Mr. Wilson's opin-
ion of the welcome, which “ox-
prcsscd licnrtfclt thanks and irrati-
ti'i'dc to him and his country for

to arrive in Parisin ,. f0“. dawlnoblc t-tl’orts in behalf of jiisiicc

and freedom."
“Kings and citiperors nrrivmg

local cabana-t circles and Domenlck signed to raise about-eighty w. as (treat Britain’s guests were

Caruso. acct! 24. of 40 West Port“? lion marks are pliilillédfi“. c
"street. \tcrt) found dead at 51 East (lonncil of the. People’s Ms.
Libci'tv sir-w: this morning. Although said no oilicinl report, received to-
‘murdcr was first suspected it is tli‘a' clay from Borne, quoting a Berlin
supposition oi’iho medical examiner dispatch to the Sud Deut’sclic Zeb
and coroner at the present timc‘lha‘wtuiig. The dispatch said that the
the couple died of gas poisonlnz. A new tnxcsrwould be levied on wur
gas heater from which as was escort profits, and that a decree deter-
lng was found in the mom. iniiintive of the tax would he pub—

, lislicd Within a fortnight.

SUBSTlTUTE MCADOO'S NAME.
The home of Ur. McAdoo is being sub- LONDON, Dec. 27.—-—“We shnn’t
stituted its W'mt the New enjoy pence here until English and
Haven road by ultimatum. American troops come to ordeg”
The iirst suit in which this change is a statement attribucd to one of
is made in the New Ham county .he 1' otous G rman sailors in Bor-
court is that known as this Wk lin by the correspondent of the
Union Fire incomes Como-.7. 4; E pre . the (filth aii‘cupir,
W ' ' t

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34’. ’

never accorded such a moving
popular ovation,” says the Chron-
irlc. “Beneath the surface, the
visit betoircns a great deal more
than that of the head of a state,
and the crowds were wcll- aware of
this fact.” ‘

The. Daily News says z.“ it. won a
people’s welcome, not. only ‘cx-
pressing gratitude fOr the presi~
dent’s spacious statesmsnship,
lofty'vision and unfailing wisdom,
but also sending greetings from
the free people of Great Britain to
the free people of-~America on the
mm‘tnv of their jointyicmty.”

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“London never wit‘tiossed ‘ -‘

Herschel visited the palsccbcl’orc
the arrival of the premier. A. J.,
Balfour, secretary of stoic for iota:
cigii afillll‘SL walked over from the;
Forcign Office to attend the con-t
fercncc between Mr. Lloyd GCOI'R'J-
and the premier.

The company invited to meet
Prcsidcnt Wilson for the luncheon
arranged to be held today at Prc»
inter Lloyd George‘s rcsidcncc,
loompriscd a small gathering of
older statesmen, the personnel iii-
cluding the leaders in the last and
present government and the heads
of limit: of the political parties,
Conservative, Liberal and Labor.

The luncheon gave occas'on For
the first visit by former Premier
Asquith to the ‘premicr’s ofilcinl
residcndb since the LiberaHeadcr
resigned hisofi’lce. Viscount Mor-
.ley, another of the party, retired
lfront the Asquith Cabinet at the
beginning of the war on account
of his opposition to Grout Brit-
» n's participation in the str‘l"‘
gle. Vsconnt Grey, still another
of those invited, has been living

 

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-almost in retirement since he Mt '

t‘liostcriieltl, lirniitl Master 04'
l't'l‘t‘lilllfllt s. American Ambassa
‘tlor DilYlh, Mrs. Davis. Major-Gen

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i\\llllt‘ iltc lllll‘ll will he anew?»
by lit-or Atluiirttl Grnyson. Brim
tlit-rl loin-ml llitrts and Sir Chili-ivy

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" BERLIN. whom-sow. Dec. 25. (ll)
Tho Associated Muir-(Afternoon).

. , . . . ..‘.An eleventh hour co
. . . l ‘ d .‘ mpromino with
he (tumult tm ram «1! ithe revolting l by e ‘

‘I.Scholdomsnn section of tho Govern—
mofi minnow saved Berlin from
cit-tun

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lotion more than ilir
sought ind M“ in mm or

put of the 3mm 0m»
mum ”duo-flint a d!
of troops from the west»
from condor Humanism Loqnls.
Which was set! minim by field
must run mm; to mm
to on I” 5! ho iI‘ll
Ntirp udtiosvo tho capitol undoc- the
protection of Mt'olnn‘tetrr’ poilcin-v
om. than no

«nun-am to‘boflm - - .4. ' ' "" girl
spoon 1mm”! Whammy ”I‘M. 2:» .
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torn: with tho libertfluse coil: A Gm“? I CWlI“ .
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nominee. notoatisty
. W‘ oxptchses bone
tints-o m alum
coins to the “amino!
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uoi‘sy ticiiiullsli‘ailoiis in the Timon
len. itr. inebknt-cltt and Deputy Lr
dtbour addressed about ten thonssnd
persons in the Tierymu; otter-v
which the crowd marched to the
Brandenburg (into to the tor-nor royal
palace to denial the arm 0|
il‘ « Governmont. .

in addition tothe (law may
l cried in Torsion it”; tho

‘rednl is infirm M ”his

lire sndtde of the W”!
.. forming the battlrro'tn 0! ii“-

onui ‘ Pinpoint Willi;- I. “In
. mfllt'ltfly oestroyed by ‘ *-

‘i'ho correspondent impound tho in-
terior or the Red Public Ind writ
mm “and heavily by one“.
In. Tho tumor royal upon-outs
hd been unclaimed Ml o moh-
tttinw inflation and ciao o! om
fusion and neglect were over!”
in the private dining room of the tor-
mer emperor .tho norm use
the bodiosiof live so“ kl'lo" 'n “be”!
fighting. The Marc ooh-W to .
Wor- the promotion of the tomb»
tiooary government as ’nntionnl'pto
.neny." but it to drum mono
'Iuthorities how on Minority
hundreds of sailors and soldier: «as»
torad thorn: .

Estlmntou of the numbnr of «hm!
vary from twott'o'to otrtv. “I"! 1,,
most number were not What:-
siderod notorious. in View of thous-
'tent at promiscuous shooting Mm
sides. Unloso the gov/ammonium"
hibltod a public ceremony thou-lot of
the sailors killed in tho fight” will
he mode the occasion of it mammoth
demonstration by tho Wiper—
1?.

WASHINGTON Dec. 21—!le-
tion touching the State Wuha-
dsy (ram Buchorost dot-when" tint
main force. of tho Bohbovik WAR
Russia as consisting oi Assimilati-
urinal. wu- prisoners. titty mad
men from tho Baikal provinces. «my
”r “d I“ up a 1“" |v~ v u gnarl -v‘~ “’1‘
600.000 Russia whites. lei-IN! .
to loin tho nolsbedki h: ”datum

it is reported tint M'tvm
scores in Moscow. submits ,.

tear of n Bolohevi'k uprising in oou- ‘

its and Kin.

A W pun rum; “I
reached the 8M mm W.
describes countless in Patrons! as
damn”.

rams. Thu-saw . Doc. SOC-2W ,
American Armrot Winn-h Our-
inmw will be polit- Moscow‘s!“
denomlnntions WWI ton.
twenty and forty cents. ft in tho‘flrst'
limo that the WW

port or‘Bt-cst lino won the fictitious-<-

lmos to Berlin which ”from 4" ’

of the American sitcom m~
old boon contain: for stow-II;

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