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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Quit signing for wealth. co
home. look at your wife, and
then realize that you are the
richest man on earth.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

We hear rumblings of a com
inn food shortage in this coun-
Try. But that's stale news to
the editorial stomach.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
Quarterly Meeting Feb. e..

The second quarterly meeting
of the Gainesboro Mission will be
held at Flynn's Lick. Thursday,
February, %. H. B. Blue, pre-
siding elder, will preside at the
business session. Each church
on;the mission 10 expected to
send a large delegation. ;.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

J. w. Elliott. manager of the
produce department of Geo. p.
Taylor Co., at Burnside, KY, was
In Gainesboro, Wednesday. Mr..
Elliott has headquarters at Cell
ma during the winter. .
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
CUT THIS OUTFITS WORTH MONEY.

CUT THIS OUTFITS WORTH MONEY.
DON. T.MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with Sc and mail it 10 Fo-
ley & Co., 2sS5 Sheffield Ave-. t:hiea
20 Ill., writing your name and address
clearly. Youwih receive in return: a
TRIAL package containing Foley's Hon
ey and Tar. Compound, for bronchial
and la grippe coughs: Foley Kidney
Pills. for lame back, weak kidneys,
rheumatism. bladder troubles; and. Foo
ley Carthareic Tablets, o wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing csthartic. for
constipation. bilhousness, headache. and
sluggish bowels,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Yes, truth is mighty. but
where in Hades is it. w.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

4
Kelley Atwell was in Gaines
boao Thursday.
Mr.. Ault, of Nashville, was
here this week,
! Will Askew ard Van Hamburg
were here this week.
B. M. Stanton, of >Cookeville
was here Wednesday.
Eden Draper of Defeated,
was in Gainesboro Monday.
]. W..Pickett, of Madison. was
here several days last week.
DR.. C. C. Fowler returned
from a trip to Nashville this
week.
T. L. Gist, wholesale grocery
man, made a trip to the country
this week.
Miss Minnie McGlasson left
for Riddleton last week, where
she will teach school.
Sterling McDearman, who has
been in school at Cookeville, is at
home with grip.
James A. Meadows, a prosper
GUS farmer of Free State, was in
town Wednesday.
B. A. Hensley, merchant on
Route l, transacted business at
the sentinel office Tuesday.
Jonathan Rogers and M. E.
Pate, of Whites Bend, were in
Gainesboro Tuesday on business.
! Mrs. G.. G.. Fowler and son,
Ben Fowler, Jr., were the guests
of DR.. C. E. Reeves and family,
Monday.
). A. M. Forkum, of Haydenburg
Route 2, was in Gainesboro Tues
day. He subscribed for the SEN
tinel while here.
w. L. Dixon, superintendent
of county schools, transacted bus
mess in the lower part of the
county last week.
, Mrs. A. d. Byrne returned
Wednesday, after spending sew.
) eral days with her mother, Mrs.
Nicely in Granville.
B. C. Jones, of Haydenburg,
was in Gainesboro this week &C,
companied by his daughter, Miss
Vera, who entered school here.
. G. w. Hampton. carrier Of
Route 2, who has been confined
, to his room for the past two
weeks, is able to walk arounC
town.
w. A. Overton, our represent,
] tive in the Legislature was ir
. Gainesboro Saturday. He came
up Friday to be with his family
, and attend to business.
Perry Crowder has sold ahis
grist mill to Riddle Young. The
mill was moved this week anc
. will be located near Mr.. Young's
residence on the east side Of
town.
! Frank Gailbreath is in Nash.
vile this week attending the
Grand Chapter of Tennessee, R
. A. M. as representative of Gains.
! boro Chapter No. Sc R. A. nj. al
! Gainesboro.
R. R. Hall prominent farmer
of near Whitleyville, was ir
: Gainesboro Saturday. Mr.. Hal
t.~~nolr.~,. a -xoo;rl@ L., &c @Lo~o,rrh
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
TOWN ITEMS.

| eS"h AAASANAJs
w. F. Sadler transacted bust
fness in Nashville last week.
DR.. j. D. Quarles. of Whitley
vile, was in town Monday.
! John Anderson. of Cookeville,
was in Gainesboro Monday.
Major Flynn has returned from
a business trip to Nashville.
W. |. KittrelL of Whitleyville,
was in Gainesboro Monday.
will Jackson, OF near Nash
vile, was in Gainesboro Satur-
day.
| W. A. Draper, of route 2, trans
acted business with thel .editor
Monday.
j. T. Phillips, of'route 2, was
a caller at the Sentinel Office
Monday.
Jas. R. Burris, of Roaringa riv'
er, transacted business.!inss town
Saturday.
/ G. R. Mutton, of Nashville. i:
bin Gainesboro this week, looking
fafter more scrap iron.
B. G. Adcock, attorney Of
} Cookeville, transacted BUSHES.
in Gainesboro this week.
J. T. West, who has been con
: fined to his room for severa
weeks, was in Gainesboro Tues
day.
Andy Schimmihorn, of Bloom
ington, former resident of thi
county, was 10 Gainesboro Sat
urday.
w. F. Hawkins, merchant o
Haydenburg route !, was il
town Monday. He also left
dollar with us.
L. 8. Bolts and sister, Mis-
,, Oda, of Whitleyville, were i
Gainesboro Monday. MISS Cd
entered school.
Quarles & Sadler have tw
good mules for sale, their ad ar
pears in this issue. Sells fo
E cash or good note.
5 R. A. Montgomery made
5 trip to Nashville last week, visit
!; ing his father, J. A. Montgon
cry. while there.
IT. Jim Butler, of Defeated rout
E l, transacted business in Gaines
boro Monday. Mr.. Butler left
dollar at this Office.
Carrot Johnson, Jim Draper
; DR.. Baugh and son Ben Fowler
e all of Flynns Lick. transacte
, business in Gainesboro Monday
e 7. H. Halle, of Flynns Licl
! was here Monday. Mr.. Hail
D sold fine mule to Mr.. Grissin
for $2O5.OO, and left q dolla
with the editor.
B. c. Butler is in Nashvill
this week attending the Gran
Lodge, of Tennessee, F. G. A. N
as representative of Tannehil
Lodge No. 1873 F. & A. M. a
, Gainesboro.
Mrs. George Taylor, of Ere
! State. who has been very sic
for several weeks is reporte
much better. She has disdhare
: ed the trained nuase, who ha
been with her some time.
There were a largs number Q
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Highest market price paid for all kinds Of barter.
SADLER BROS & co, Stone, Tenn.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Frank Gailbreath is in Nash
vile this week attending the
Grand Chapter of Tennessee, R.
A. M. as representative of Gains
boro Chapter No. Sc R. A. M. at
Gainesboro.
R. R. Hall a prominent farmer
of near Whitleyville, was in
Gainesboro Saturday. Mr.. Hall
is making a speciality of thorough
bred stock. He recently pur-
chased a thoroughbred bull and
cow, paying sS75.OO for the two.
Draper & McCawley Co., have
a notice in this issue, to Ford
prospects. telling them what
to do to buy a Ford Car.
1t will soon be time for joy rides,
and of course you want to be the
owner of a car that will go when
and where you want it to. The
Ford car will do that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04

the most of tho advantages gained ON
tho AsiaEo plateau. while our troops
were rctrcRtinG TO our line OF resist
ance. but when the Austro-Gcr mans
attempted TO break our defensive bar
rier at Mclctta and MagnaboSchi. they
suffered staggering losses without gain
ing any ground. Numerous divisions
were sent out in vain assaults against
the positions. desperately defended by
our soldiers. Italian aviators have re
ported continual transfer OF Austrian
troops from the plain to the mountains
TO fill UP the Saps in their dcc;matcG
ranks. The enemy is very active pre-
pairing elaborate defense systems.
1T is believed that tho rocommcncc-
ment OF the offensive on a larger scale
cral Conrad will strike III IN" dircc-
ton Of Niccnza. aiming AZ an cncirclns
movement aGains; the Fourth and FIRST
Italian Army corps. such alternate
blows on tho right. left and center re-
call tho method against Ncrdun ara
IT is trusted that it Will have the ident-
cal success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
AUTOMOBILE MEN FIGHT
IN FRONT OF P0ST-OFFlCE
VI. -. stone and ". y. Gordon cited
10 Appear In F"lice Court This
Morning.

Considerable cNct;cmcut was aroused
Yesterday afternoon 10y the nEht thai:
TOOK place in f-out OF tho postoffics
between Monte j. SioH". AUTOMOBILE.
dealer. living a: The jefferson Hotel
and William L. Gordon. automobile
salesman living AZ 1920 Yves; Grace
street.
Eotn men arc wcll known in this
city and =; took ouiy a few minutes
after tho fieh; began 20 attract Il larGo
crowd. which stood quietly near NV
and looked calmly =, ;he antics Of the
amateur pucjlista
After the wen clinchsd for tho first
round and SPARED for few minutes
their activity was finally called 10 y
halt by Mounted Policeman Shumaker.
stone and Gordon were taken 10 tho
First Police station. where they gave
bail In the amount OF SipG for their
appearance III Police Court this morn
ing. The fight is said % have been
the elimination OF bad feeling which
had existed between The TWO m"I for
some time. stone contends that Cor
don was the agGressor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
FALLS TO HIS DEATH
Edward Ellsworth. Creator OF Famous
"Sunny Jim" Nd iimcrIcks. In
Fatal Plunge.

MEM YORK. December 3.-Dur.nE
the afternoon promenade hour. when
the street was crowded ana limous:ncS
flowed In endless streams. Edward Els
worth creator OF tho famous sum:
Jim" advertising Limericks and prcsi-
dent uf tho D. & G. Cereal Colupuny.
S2.5o0.r00 concern. fen 20 his death
to-day from the eighth fIocr oc the
Charles Building. hts body falling H..
rcctly ia front Of the priHcipa! en-
trance Of tho Bu;morc Hotel.
Mr.. Elsworths plunge Wa rom q
window in the Offices OF his son. I'd
ward, Ir. a civil engine who has
Just left to join tho American army
engineers in France. Mr.. Ellsworth
was hftysiS year, old. and. accordir Z
Ia II. police report OF the occurrence.
WAS suffering from heart trouble. He
nad gone to the easement tn &c, some
air. when h. fell EnadlonG TO the pave
mcnt. grazing - paSScr- by as he struck
the ground. Mrs Ellsworth. who l.,
confined TO her room in the Black
stone Hotel frori Illness brought or
by her sons dcnar,urc. mas not yet
been told OF the accident.
Only Two weeks ago tho concern
which Mr.. Ellsworth headed tic r. &.
{. Cereal Company. was placed in ,hc
hands OF reorganization committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
ESCAPING ARMY BALLOONS
RUN RIOT THROUGH STATES
One From Fort Omaha Damages Teic-
phone md Telegraph Lines In
Three Commemorative.
iBy Associated Press.


KANSAS CITY. Mo, Deccmbc. 3
Tw" United States Arm" observation
balloons. unicashcd by accident. and
shot unguidcd, into the air, were
brought to the ground carl: tonight.
one, 81 huge bag OF the new French
typo. escaped from students ut Fort
Omaha. Neh., late yesterday and. trail
ing 5000 foot OF steel lettering cable,
Travelled a spectacular cours" through
Nebraska, Kansas. Oklahoma and
thence back into Nebraska, where It
was captured.
The other, apparently a smaller type.
carried Two army officers when its
anchor lin" was broken by an airplanc.
The balloon was brought down by tho
men about thirty miles from Fort Sill
Okla, Where ii had broken away
The Fort Omaha balloon. Undated
With 3o.000 cubic feet OF gas. for near
IS twcnty-Four hours played hide and
seek with Kansas cities and towns as
strong winds waited Il back and forth
The thousands Of feet OF heavy cable
dragged the ground throughout tn.
course End left a trail Of destroyed
telcphonc and telegraph wires in ia
path. Even poles were broken off or
uprootcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
CRENSHAW TRIAL POSTPONED
Next Hearing on Charges Of Burning
Chemical Laboratory at Uni,er-
Sity Comes Up In January.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, December
.. ON tho calling in tho Circuit Court
today Of thc two cases pending
against :. babney CrnnShaw. the
Fourth. If Eichm"nd. involving charges
% burning 'hc chemical laboratory at
The University of Virginia last January
and tho larceny of platinum thcrcfrom
tn" latter having resulted in mis-
Trial nj tho last term. attorneys in tho
cas-" agreed. with consent OF tho court.
That tho MOTT hearing I've held in Jan
Hary u IS expected that the Common
w"aiih's attorney AT the next trial will
take IN the Indictment for arson
aEainSt trcnshaw. he having confessed
n open court at tho trial last month
ihAt he hnrnch the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
EXCELLENT QUALITY FOOD
PROVIDED FOR SOLDIERS
SurEcon-t;cnernl's Report shows Con-
ditiOns In National Guard l<itch-'
ems Can he Improved.
iBy Associated Press.I

fBy Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON, December 3.-Food
provided for the National Army and
National Guard units training In this
country is excellent in quality" says
a report of tho food division OF the
surgeon generals Office. made public to-
day, but conditions surrounding it's
preparation in the National Guard
camps leave much to be desired.
"In tho National Army canton
mcn,s." the report said. tho cooks
have the advantage OF permanent
kitchens. provided with Il plentiful
supply OF hot water. good storcrooms.
large rcfriGerators. etc. The National
Guard organizations. housed in tents.
have temporary kitchens. often with
dirt floors. poorly constructed store
rooms. smoky stoves and rcfriEcrators
too near the fire.
THE surgcon-gencral. upon tho re-
ports of the officers Of the food divi-
sion, has recommended tho Inaugural
ton Of systematic instruction of cooks.
mess serGeants and mess oit GERS in the
National Guard camps. The quarter
muster general has acted upon these
suggestions. and such instructions will
soon begin"
instruction OF cooks mess scrgcants
aud company mess officers in the Ma
tional Army has been under way for
some time. and, as Il result. conditions
in those camps arc better than in tho
guard camps, II was said.
In many camps the element OF
waste Is already under control" con-
tinucs the report, lin some camps the
contractors who undertook to dispose
OF garbage at price based upon tho
amount they expected TO get. arc
threatening to throw up their con-
tracts because tho amount OF garbage
is SO small"
Officers OF tho food division have
visited twenty-five Of the camps and
have spent two weeks in twelve OF
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Mi>s ". \. Hooprr. Of Richmond. -
ri"usiy injured In Petersburg
Sundny.

lSp"rinl =" Tho Times. pisp,tch.l
PETERSBURG. Va. december B.
Miss y. y Hooper. Of Richmond va
seriously Injured yesterday morning
when "hc Wa thrown from ;n auto
mobile drivcn 10y br. &. :, Dcdd
lr. b"dd. his wife, daughter -rG
Mis-. Hooper scr" On Their va =.
church. ON I!ai,taY street Itr D4aI
cut around sttc"t csr standing All
Us" switch. After passing she CIR IY,
i'"dd claims ihat hr war b'iuG@c D.
tn" .Nu and before he oculd TN bis
car ar turn out, tho gtre"i or .,<sl.;
mo his machine, throwing ~ US t'.rs-
O. GU on til" sidewalk ul.iaa.. D.,
several feet Dr. Dodd an. lI.n -
t"i yer" thrown through 'u, run
"hicl!, and iiaa i,cdd rccc!srY ..s.r.,
cnts about the i.cr alG u.JG " tH.
hSlns GAS Nlar Hooper rr.rlsoc =.
N'r' "ruisc' mu"u' Tho hosh ann p.yls
'"h suffered Erc-tly from hccg ~,
condition. to-day IT, T.gArdcd - .,y
'"N"rahic for an carly ,.coyctg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
SIXTY GALLONS OF WHISKY
Officer. n, fredericksburg Capture Rich
moud Negroes Turning blockade
In Large Touring Car.
,c,,l.,r h. 7ioo~.risDa,cb

tS0CCia - I II" l!H"> tlStla ICE. }
FREDERICK SBUEG. VA. December
3.-Fcy some time largo sevcn-pa
sengcr car, operated 10y a negro with
one negro companIou has been go!nG
through hero North al intervals re.
turning In about TWO days The trips
became 50 frequent ma; the officers
suspected that liquor was being trans
ported.
The car went North on Friday night.
and watch was kept 10. its return on
Saturday ni;ht. hut j; did no; appear.
The officers Kept vigil sunday night.
being stationed at a Toll gate near here.
in SpotsyIvrnia County, The gate was
Kept closed SO tha; the car would have
70 stop. and a. : ocloch this morn
ing the aWt" rolled UP TO the tol. gate.
When il stopped. SerEcan; Chichcs-
ter. chief Of Police Perry and Officer
stone stepped out Of tho shadows and
arrested tho two men. Examination Of
the car revealed tn" presence OF abou.
s!NtE gallons ot whisky. The EAR was
driven 10 police headquarters and the
men locked up. Tn. whisky will he
htld.
The men gave their names IS j. L.
AlaNande. and George Courtney. and
said tho" werc from Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
GOVERNOR STUART VISITS
CAMP MCCLELLAN TROOPS
Entertained by Officers Upon In
formal Call, and Reviews Sol
diers From Virginia.
PLEASED WITH CAMP SITE
ENetHtivc Greatly Impressed by
Beauty of Surroundings and Cen
eral liealthfulness of NIen-Mukes
Speech to Field Artillerymen.
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.l

tSpcSilI 10 mo ncS-Dispatcl.l
ADMISSION, ALA, December 3.-Gov-
crnor II. c. Stuart, of Virginia. who
has been the guest OF BriSadicrGen-
cral &. G. Vaughan at Camp Mcclellan.
lett this evening OH his private car
FOR Eichnond. accompanied by Cen
oral w. w. Sale. Adjutnnt General OF
tho State: Colonel Warren y. Taylor
and Colonel James J. Pollard, OF liich
mond. and Colonel William II. Lang
horne. OF charlottesville. all members
at the Governors official staff.
The della! in the arrival OF the party
n""css,tatcd tho cancellation of tic din
ucr arranged by General Vaughan. the
Governors car having reached camp
only iAis morning. The divisional re-
view of tho 10000 mcn in camp WAS
held. however, being similar in every
essential detail Ia the reviews hold
previously tor the Governors of Mary
land and New Jersey, who visited here
last month.
This was held this morning. and was
followed by a luncheon AT General Eaf-
icriy'S headquarters Al noon. To w!,i ch
Coioncls aud lieutenant ccloncla OF
Virginia and other ranking officers in
camp. together with ladies and gentle
mon from the city were invited.
Following the brass band concert
early this afternoon. an informal re-
ceptior was had by tho Governor for
INC lIEllllH bHlttGS. IoiI"NinS WHICH
IL visited The Virginia uniis-thc ono
hundred and Sixteenth Infantry. the
one hundred ans! Eleventh Infantry.
Field Artillery and the Richmond
Eics. q cavalry troop.
The visit YVES informal. and tho Gov
ernor made only one speech. that AZ lie
hold artillery. during tho course OF
which he paid q high tribute TO Cen
erai rafferty,. General Vaughan and
their associates in command. Like tho
otter visiting Governors, he was great.
l. impressed with tho beauty OF the
camp site and the general hcalthful-
ness OF the men.
y matter Of considerable Importance
to the soldiers and TO the folks back
homo was brought before tho Admission
Chamber Of Commerce this aftcrnocY
oy Colonel Charles l.. Duiin and Mem
phis capitalists. who sought the CO.
operation of Admission in building an
electric line between the city and the
camp. y committee consisting OF Lieu
tcnant-Govcrnor &. t.. Eilby w H.
Weathcrly. president OF the First Ma E.
tional Bank. and r. l.. Turner vas
appointed 10 handle tho question. and
it is considered likely that tLp lin.
soon will be built
u the same meeting. tho Chamber
OF Commerce gave rest room, recently
constructed, TO the Fcsd:ck conii..is-
sion. TO lie used for tho hcnent OF
tho soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
TUBERCULOSIS LECTURES
IN MANUFACTURING PLANTS
Young Medical students Tell Worknen
about Grave Menace O>crshndow-
Ing This Country.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
BIG FIRE IN BROOKLYN
Pinnt nj Work on Large Government
Orders Water Front Is
Destroyed.
10y Assoc;s ted Press

NEW iritE. December v-foGr
large buildings a; the Morse Dry Dock
and Repair Company, on the South
brooklyn water front. wcrc destroyed
By are tonight. with an estimated
loss OF si,o0Q,ooe. The origin Of the
fire is unknown. United states soldiers
on duty at The plant declared that the
fire. started suddenly in tho carpenter
shop. where hundreds OF men were
working. aud then quickly spread TO
other buildings.
The Morse company vas working on
large government orders. The ear
pcn,er shop. the Joining shop and the
pattern shop. all wooden buildings
were burned TO the ground. and the
immense brick machine shop. in which
valuable machinery WAS stored, was
destroyed.
Two large steamships which were in
dry dock we're towcd into tho harbor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
JUDGE SELLS REAL ESTATE
FROM BENCH IN WINCHESTER
Secures Nearly Twice the Sum onered
Court Commissi"ncr Following
Advertised sale.
lSrccial,o The Times Dispatch

lSpcCial 10 The Times pisratchl
WINCHESTER. VA December s
An unusual proceeding occurred TINS
afternoon III the circuit Court when
judge Frank Il Whiting cried real
estate sale securing bid almost;
double what had been obtained by auc-
ucnccrs a; three previous offerings
The real estate Of J. l., Anderson had
been advertised Ivy \ court commits
Sjcncr. who WAS unable 10 set moro
than S60V. hu: when Judge Whiting
cried the sale In open court Waiter
Talhc; retired lawyer. formerly OF
Akron. Ohio. now living here. oCcrri
Sl,oS6. and decree WAS entered con-
Filming the sale.
County Treasurer Charles y. Me-
Cam this afternoon resigned his Of
ncc 10 become genera! manager OF tho
Winchester Cold S;orae" Company
Judge Frank l.. Whiting appointed
Dcput! Treasurer Robert :. Smith 10
NIL on; .hc uncNpircd term ~ mo
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-04
AMERICA FEELS HONORED
TO FIGHT WITH FRANCE
Colonel House Declares War Fans
Our Sympathy Into Passion
ate Admiration.
sALUTEs HER HEROIC SONS
In Brief Address, Chairman OF l.. S.
Mission Brings lntcrallicd Con-
ference to ClOsc-DcclarcS Great
Results Are Promised for Future.
Try Associated Press. ]


PARIS. December 3.-Thc intcrallied
4 brief address by Colonel House.
chairman OF tho American mission.
Colonel House. who delivered the clos
ing address at tho request OF Premier
Cicmcnccau. said:
M. clcmcnccau. tho President OF the
French council. in welcoming tho dele
gates to this conference declared that
We had met TO work. Ills words were
prophetic. There has been o-ortina-
ton and a unity of purpose which
promise great results for tho future.
!, j" my deep orviction that by this
unity ana by concentrated effort We
shall he able TO arrive At tho goal
winch VIC have SC, out to reach.
I'm hchalt OF my colleagues. I want
- avail myself OF this occasion to
thank the officials CT the French gov
crnmcnt and through them the French
people. Tor tho warm welcome and
great consideration they have shown
us. In coming 10 Franco we have felt
that We were coming TO the house Of
our friends. Ever since our govern
mont was founded there has been a.
aond of interest and sympathy between
US sympathy which this war has
famed into passionate admiration.
The history OF Franco is a history OF
courage and sacrifice. Therefore. the
great deeds which have Illuminated til"
last three years have como as no sur
prise 10 us OF America. We knew that
when called upon. France would rise
to splendid achievement and would
add lustcr to her name.
America salutcs France and her
heroic sons, and feels honored to Sight
BY the side Of so gallant Il comradc"