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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-01-10

SuppOuoaed as Witnesses
Washington. JAM. s.-The house
rules committee today adopted a
resolution to subpoena all Washing
ton Representatives Of the Wall Street
Journal and Financial America. in the
investigation Of the ''leak" Of the
presidents peace note. President
Noble, OF the New York Stock Ex-
change. notified the committee that
all records from December 10th to
23rd will be presented to the COM
mittee. Secretary Lansing and Tu-
multy will not be subpoenaed but it Is
indicated they will voluntarily appear
before the committee on Monday or
Tuesday. Thomas w. Lawson will ap-
pear on Monday. Congressman Gard
ner, as q witness, declared he stood
by his statement, there was a leak"
Representative Gardner completely
absolved President Wilson, Secretary
Lansing and Private Secretary Tu-
multy OF any connection with the
fact that the presidents intentions
were known in Wall street earlier
than planned. But cited as an un-
deniable evidence Of the leak the
fact that the ticker service in New
York foreshadowed the note twelve
hours before 1t was published. The
New York Sun. said Mr.. Gardner.
printed rumors Of the Forthcoming
peace note.
The congressman stated that he
heard that Lawson was one Of the
chief beneficiaries Of the bear raid on
the publication of the note. his trans
actions aggregating three hundred
thousand shares. Gardner urged
that IL an investigation Is made that
1t not be a "whitewash inquiry"
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WoRkIne FOR PEACE.
DEVELOPMENTS OF GREAT M
PORTANCE TRANSFERRING IN
CENTRAL EMPIRES.
Berlin O0cials Predict That Peace
Terms Of Both Sides VIII be Made
Known Within Q Week-Austria
Appeals 70 Pope 10 Take Steps for
Peace.

London. Jan. Sit is reported to-
day that the concrete terms Of the al
lies embrace the restoration of Bel
gium. Poland. Serbia. Montenegro and
portions Of France. with indemnities
and the establishment Of a protector
ate over Armenia by Russia. Russia
90 acquire Constantinople and the
Dardapslles.
Developments Of .he utmost import
ancs bearing on peace are transpir-
inG In the central empires.
Austria sent special enaissary to
the Pope requesting that ne take
steps for peace.
Kaiser wilhelm sent Prince Adal-
bert on q secret mission to Sofia and
Constantinople.
The presidents Of the parliaments
Of the central powers have been sum-
nsonsd for an important conference.
The rulers Of the central powers
are 70 meet soon In Vienna.
"A plsnary ssssion Of the Reichstas
u planned for the middle OF Janu-
afy.
In Berlin some onicials predict
tAat the world wilt know the peace
terms OF both sides within q week.
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rlsol1oTIoN UNDER NEW sYs-
.f TEN. PISA

W0Don AppgOves Recommendation Of
noasd for Advanccment on Merit
GeeeceAon.
Washineton. Jan. 6.-The first navy
promotions under the new selective
syu<sm OF advancement were announc-
- today whom President Wilson ap-
proved recommendation Of the se.
jsetion board that II captains be made
rear sdmirais and that more than a
hundred lower ofncers be advanced In
grads.
Those chosen to become rear ad-
nirals> are Capts. Harry 8. Knapp.
William L. Rogers. Harry Mel. r.
HusA George w. McElroy. Robert s.
Grimm. George =. Burd. James H.
Oliver. John Hood. William 8. Sims.
Hugh Rodman ana Henry B. Wilson.
Among tns numbsr are several who
wess NJ down On the ssnlcrity list.
- Whe vou1A ne< haxs rsssfvsd pro-
y Dno <nt nnxosal Mara ~ -. f.pnz
W. a. dld systsm x sdyaaesmsns 81
ssiiorisy.
& On the board's promotion list ap-
proved by the president are 20 CON-
mandsrs who are to become captains
and ~ Lieutenant commanders to be-
come commanders. In these grades,
too. many ofncers eligible for ad :.
vancement by seniority were passed
over. In all cases the selection board.
which is composed Of nine rear ad-
mirala held merit examinations be-
fore making recommendations. Nine
Of the captains named to be rear ad-
mirals will be nominated by the pres
idsnt at once. Capts. Knapp. Rogers.
Hood and Sims to All existing va.
csncies In the line. Capts. McElroy.
Grimm and Burd. as extra engineer
ins oficers. for that duty only. ami
Capt Huse and oliver an additional
extra number officers in the grade.
OF the commanders. Il, including ono
extra number of1icer. are available for
Immediate promotion. and of the lieu.
tenant commanders Sc can go UP
step at once. Capts. Rodmaa and
Wilson will be nominated to fill va
cancies due to any cause In the grade
Of rear admiral during the coming
year and In the same way comman-
dcrs and lieutenant commanders for
whom no vacancies now exist will, he
advanced.
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AWAIT FRENCH ADVICE.
British Hold up Publication of Rer

British Hold up Publication of Reply.
London, Jan. 6.-The British gov
e.nment still Is awaiting advices from
the French government concerning
the publication of the entente reply
to President Wilson'S peace note, lthe
Associated Press learned at thssfor-
eign Office today. 1t now is believed
the reply will not be made public be
fore Monday. 1f
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Washington, Jan. 6.-The foreca st
for next week: In the South Allan.
It's States the temperature will aver
age near the seasonal normal Cen
orally fair, except local rains. prob
ably Thursday or Friday. n
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FURTHER POSTOFFTCE DELAY,
Columbia Plans Not Yet Finally Re-
vised.


Washington, Jan. 5.-Congress-
man Lever today visited the treasury
department and saw the supervising
architect Of the treasury regarding
the construction Of the Columbia post
Office building. Some time ago 1t
was announced that bids would be
called for January 1. but today Mr..
Lever was told that while the draw
ings are all complete they will
have to be carefully gone over and
that this will take about SO days. Mr..
Lever is much disappointed that there
is to be "a delay i'm the time of calling
for these bids and Is anxious to see
the contract awarded and work act
ually begun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-01-10
PAxvILLE OFFICERS CHOSEN

III. Cain Elected Intcndant to Succeed
Il. NJ. Curtis.
Paxville. Jan. 5.--At a recent town
election. Mr.. II. Cain was elected IN
tendant to succeed Mr.. l.. M. Curtis
who declined reelection. The follow
ing wardens were chosen: Messrs. j.
A. Brown, r. B. Bradham, c.. II.
Curtis and DR.. T.. w. Gunter.
Mrs. J. II. Bell has returned from
q visit to her children in Charleston.
Mra Elma Tisdale and little son,
and Mr.. r. 8. Geddings. Jr.. return
ed Tuesday to their home in Rock
Hill.
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PREPARING NEW NOTE.

Central Powers to Set Out Peace
Terms. r{,
Paris, Jan, 5.-The central powers
are reported by the Luazanne Gazette
to be preparing a second note to the
entente enumerating the precise con-
ditions Of peace, says a Geneva dis
patch Of The Temps.
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URGES THAT COTTON BE HELD.
American and Foreign Spinners Have
Divided Territory Says Hefiin. g..

AmcFican and Foreign Spinners Have
Divided Territory Says Heflin. fg-
Washington, Jan. 5.-An agreemene'
between American and foreign spin.
ners to divide the Southern te' ritory
was charged by Representative Hefiin
in a speech on the cotton situation in
the house today. Mr.. Hefiin painted
a gloomy picture of boil weevil CON-
ditions and said the 1916 crop would
show the supply to be 3,50O,OOgIbaIeae
short of the demand. He urged South
ern producers merchants and bankers
to stand together and hold the re-
mainder Of this years crop for high
er prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-01-10

Toxic. Jan. 6.-The Japanese for
eign oti0e today denied any knowl-
edge Of the reported shipment of
twenty-five hundred rifles to Carranza
In Mexico.
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Marriage License Record.

Licenses have been issued to the
following negro couples: Wesley
Jones and Nooga Dinkins. wedgefe%d;
Washington Pringle. Horatio, and
Charlotte Williams. BOykin.
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Death for Robbers.

Oklahoma City. Jan. Elm mes
sage to the legislature Gov. Williams
urges that a law be enacted imposing
death as the punishment for bank
robbers.
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Disastrous shock on Island OF For
mOsa.

Tokyo. Jan. 6.-Three hundred per-
sons have been killed and many in
tured I'm q disastrous earthquake in
central Formosa, according to special
dispatches from Taihoku. the capt.
tai OF Formosa. 1t is estimated that
1000 houses have been destroyed.
The city OF Nanto has been damag-
ed extensively by fire.
The island Of Formosa lies between
the Philippine islands and japan and
In owned by Japan. The city Of Nanto
.s situated In the central part OF the
island.
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ADVANCE FOR CAROLINIANs.
Three Naval Officers Given Promo.

washington, Jan. 5.-The names of
three South Carolina naval officers
were in the list Of those who have just
been promoted made public here to-
day. They are Commander William
A. Moffett, now on duty on the Great
Lakes, to be captain; Commander
T. j. Sem, on duty in this city, to be
captain; Lieut.. Commander Louis C.
Richardson, now serving aboard the
Annapolis in Mexican waters, to be
commander.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-01-10
NAMES WORKMEN's BOARD.

AppOlHuS woman and Two Men Go
Administer Federal Liability Law.
Washington, Jan. 5.-President VIII
son today nominated the following
members Of the workmen's compensa-
ton commission to administer the
federal employees liability law:
DR.. Riley Mcmillan Little of Swarth-
more, Pa, Republican, for term OF
six years; Mrs. Frances v. Axtell of
Bellingham, Washington, Progress
sive. for term Of four years; John
j. Keegan, Of Indianapolis, Demo-
crat, for term Of two years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-01-10
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION REC.
OMMENDED.
Reserve Board Asks for Power t.
Concentrate Surplus Gold.

concentrate Surplus Gold.
Washington, Jan. GA BODY blow
at the high cost of living will be
struck If congress adopts the recon-
mendations of the Federal Reserve
Board for enacting legislation giving
the board power to concentrate all
the gold possible in the reserve
banks. This method would take care
of the over supply of gold that is
pouring into the United States. pre-
venting the imitation of the currency
and credits and bring commodity
prices nearer to the normal Con-
gress is expected to act during the
present session.
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TO ISSUE NEW LOAN.

January II Announced as Date for
British F7OtatiOn,
London, Jan. Sit is officially an
nounced that the new war loan will
be issued January IL.
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secure about the same kind of ad-
vertising and at the same time great
ly benefit the public health, if the
county would pay one-third of the six
thousand dollars necessary to secure
this great countrywide campaign of
education
Secretary Reardon was very much
disappointed today over the knock
out blow the delegation and commits
sioners gave the proposed county
health officer and county health sur
vey scheme. He has worked OH these
two plans for more than eight
months, and had the county medical
association. the Grand Jury. the Sum-
ter Civic League, the Sumter Board
OF Health, the Sumter Chamber of
Commerce. and the Tourney Hospital
board of visiting physicians backing
up the proposition.
He, however, will keep up the fight
and if he possibly can he will try to
yet stir up the men and women of
Sumter and Sumter county to get that
two thousand dollars appropriated.
He thinks Sumter county has lost one
of the finest opportunities ever pre-
sented for u big and legitimate pub
lie health and educational campaign
that would have been worth thousands
Of dollars to the county by the ex-
Of two thousand dollars.
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g2ene @ranatsn 9 erbefernnaen.

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Der grtinoungsgeit nod betdu0ia
i'm 4tt8fligeln meiterer 8erDoa.
font1nnutgeu Dou artegsmaterial
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gerriuaert Gnrc Gnmmireifens
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Etres erneuern uil0 reparieren Ioiien
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
SOLDATL AMERICANI
SBARCATI IN FRANCIA

Da un porte francese, q - II
secondo contingente dele truppe
americana e arrivato qui ed e sbar-
cato nellie prime ore di questa
mattina.
Ii prime contingente arrivo ieri.
LIE truppe sonO sbarcate ira i
frenetici applause della folla en-
tusiasta anche dal fatto che tutti
i trasporti erano riusciti a passare
senza incident la zona del sotto-
marini.
lie truppe arrivate sono state
trasferite in un campo POGO lonta-
no da questo punto dove ci e il
Generate William L. Sibert. Da
questo campo saranno probabil-
mente trasferite in un punto vici-
no al fronte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
IL DANARO PER LA CROCE
ROSSA AFFLUISCE
Forse LIE offerte Supereranno
$100 Milioni

Washington-Notizie giunte dai
vari centri Industrial e fnanziarli
degi Stati Unit, informano che
lie offerte al fondo della Croce Ros-
sa hanno raggiunto gia la cospicua
somma di 80 milioni di dollari.
La citta di New York contribui-
see in larghissima parte. Ha gia
sottOscritto per 80 milioni circa e
motto probabilmente arrivera 80
milioni. Chicago ha gia offerto
circa 5 milioni, ma 81 propone di
raccogliere pi1 di 10 milioni di dol
lari.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
LA NECESSITA' DI UN NUOvo
GABTNETTO

ROMA -L"Idea Nazionale' .
proclama energicamente la neces-
sta che sia rinnovato tutto il Ga
blnetto, ad eccezione delI'On. Son
nino il cui prestigio la cui auto
rita 81 sono ora rivelate pi1 gran
di che mai.
Dell'On. Boselli l"'Idea Ma
zionale" riconosce lie buone inten-
zioni ma afferma ch'egli non e
pari al compito afidatogli che E
necessario un uomo pid energico
circondato da rappresentanti di
tutti j partiti interventisti.