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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-31
News From Over The County.
POWDER SPRINGS.

Miss Grace Babb from Atlanta, is
visiting Miss Matte Baggett.
Mrs. Mamie Duncan spent SUNDAY
with her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Entrekin,
from Douglasville, visited DIR. and
Mrs. j. D. Middlebrooks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hollis and Miss
Thelma. Hollis are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Camp have re.
turned from a weeks stay at In
dian Springs.
Miss Annie Lou McCord, from
Jackson, is visiting Mrs. w. W. Flo
renee.
Mr.. Jack Baggett and Miss Edith
Baggett spent the weekend at home.
Misses Flora Vansant, from Allan
ia, and Irma Ayers, from Villa RIGA,
were visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Turner Crawford and
Miss Virgie Turner, who have spent
July and August with Mrs. w. L.
Florence, will return in a few DAYS
to their home in Waco, Tex.
Mr.. an dMrs. Grover Miller, from
Hickory, N. c., and Mrs. Hodges and
Miss Mabel Hodges, from Rockmart
visited the family of Mr.. C. T. Leake
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake, from Hape-
vile, spent few days last week with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Ragsdale
Misses Beatrice and Lois Book.
out are visiting Miss Nell Moon in
Dallas.
Services closed at the Methodist
church Sunday evening with seven
accessions to the church. Rev. r. A.
Edmondson preached fine gospel ser
mons. Mr.. Jim Watson, of Dallas
led the singing which was much en-
joyed. POLLY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-31
Kinks CHAPEL

Our Singing School closes Friday
night with concert.
Everybody invited.
Mrs, S. c. Mohon spent the week.
Gnu with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
v B. CHANNEL.
ouf meeting closed Sunday, there
Oelng fourteen members added to the
church. ~ WHY
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cunningham
e",e some of their friends a water
melon cutting last Thursday.
|. "r' Z. R. Wyatt and Miss Lorena
MS daughter, visited in Atlanta Sat
Drday and Sunday.
\, Lassle, little daughter of Mr.. and
saIS' j. V. Smith, has been real sick
lor a few days.
\, mr. and Mrs. Warren Lindley and
o ,l', and Mrs. A. H. Cunningham were
S S Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Wiggley
~ u', Homer Smith and family, of
Sunday ''i
d.. "r and Mrs. John Johnson and
U laughter, Miss Mabel, of Marietta,
''''ed relatives here Sunday.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-31
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of tie disease.
CGtarrh is a local disease. greatly in
fiuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure 1t you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. It is COM
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh MedI-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY Il CO, Props. Toledo, o.
All Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-31
'AUSTELL

Misses Pearl winters anu DerC
Smith entertained number of their
friends with a watermelon cutting
Monday afternoon on the lawn of
Miss Smiths home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Moore visited
M and Mrs. Hamilton at College
Park Thursday going to welcome a
little grand daughter. Mrs. Hamil-
Tor will be remembered as Miss Ru-
Nv Moore, of this place.
Miss Floy and Lucille Matthews, of
SMYRNA. were the guests of Mrs. G.
p Mckinney for the weekend.
Messrs. R. w. Winters and Paul
Strickland have returned from a de-
1ightful trip to Jacksonville and other
noints of interests in Florida.
Misses Margaret and Lila Smith
are having a delightful visit to
friends in North Carolina.
Among those going down to Tybee
and Savannah for the weekend were
Messrs. F. A. Daniel, L. ]. Brooks,
Paul Strickland and Willis Mozely.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Miller and fami-
" visited Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, near
Atlanta, Sunday, making the trip in
Mr.. Miller's car.
Mrs. Brown and son, of Fayette-
vile, Ca, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M.
Caldwell the past week.
The young ladies' of the Red Cross
sold punch Saturday night at the Ben
Scott Hotel, nice little sum was adj
ded to their account.
The entertainment Living Songs"
rendered by the Junior Red Cross
on Tuesday night at the school audi
forum was the best that has ever
been given in Austell If l hould
try to tell all the good parts about
it, could not do it justice in a small
space. The poses were beautiful,
some very difficult. Miss Voorhees,
rendered two beautiful violin solos.
Much praise is due Mrs. A. H. Ir-
vine and Mrs. E. L. Rhodes for their
success in this work Austell is GER
tainly doing fine in this work.
hope to make a report to our paper
soon of the work they are doing.
Among those attending the pro-
tracted services at Powder Springs
from Austell this last week were Mis-
ses Willie and Katie Westmoreland,
Grady Howell, and Mr.. Moon.
Miss Fife Traynham, of Atlanta,
was the weekend guest of Mrs l. P.
Copeland
Mrs. H. L. Davis and little daugh-
ter, Fife Louise, spent several days
with relatives in Atlanta last week.
: Miss Annie Palmer, of Douglas
vile, was the guest of Miss Ollie Mil
Ter for the weekend.
Miss Priscilla Pugh left Monday
Tor Douglasville, to attend Flat Rock
school at that place.
Lieut. Quillian Garrett is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mozely and lit
tie Glen, Jr., of Birmingham, are vi
sitting relatives in Austell.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Goodwin are
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends over the arrival of a
beautiful little daughter, who will
be called Mary Virginia. Mr.. Good
WIN says he means to call her Mary
Jane.
Mr.. Westmoreland, our efficient
carer, is enjoying a much needed va
cation while Mr.. G.. B. Mckinney is
ming the place to the satisfaction of
the patrons.
MISS Jewell Barnes spent a few
Gays this last week as the guest of
nef sister, Mrs. Frank Lindley, at
Powder Springs.
MRS M. L. Mckinney is very low
WIN pneumonia at her home in Aus
'eH'S Her loved ones have been sum-
mohed to her bedside. Mrs. McKin-
ney has many friends that wish for
ner a speedy recovery.
DELLA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-31
THE VALUE OF LIFE INSURANCE

Life Insurance is the onlyway known
by which ones estate may be re-ime
bursed for the financial loss for the
earning value of ones life by prema-
ture death. Premature death is dying
before one is naturally expected to
die.
A man thirty five years of age has
31,7S years expectancy:
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-31

These figures are on the law of
average and not on individual lives.
There is no average in the figure
one. Hence the necessity of asso-
citation of individuals into societies
called life insurance companies, fra
ternal orders, etc.
1t is as impossible for one person
to carry their own insurance as it is
to lift ones self by ones boot straps.
To laugh at the Life Insurance
Agent is to sheer at the widow and
orphans.
If you don't carry life insurance
the county may have to care for your
widow and children.
Three widows and several small
children had that to do in one coun-
ty in Georgia.
GUY w. HIMEBAUGH,
Agency Manager for Georgia,
Indiana National Life Insurance Co.
adv.
The sun., 1917-05-13
SCANDINAVIA NEUTRAL.
swedish. Danish and Norwegian
Cenferees in AGree1ent.

STOCKHOLM. via London. May -
Ar oftr.al RrnoUlcemerI IT reEarc 70
ths -esul: ot 6 three DAYS coTfe7enc.
~ Swedish DANISH and Norwegian Nil
.sters saws :aat the corte--es determine
unanimously yhRt the inree cOunt-Ies
snoGlG nIaIniaIr & po!icE o. lt-lpArt.a-
-leutralitv The announcement says
As before. the Ministers abandoned
the idea q, taking the tr!Ist 1--WE them
selves or II cuDso-- with other neutral 8
with T. view TO mediation between tle
be.llgereu:s o. C-ne- measures 70 m.
sa-,. end The conference op,ne6 tha
,oIla bora tic. snouid De estA ol!sheo win
othe- neu.-a.s tc saf-guard common ir-
ie-e<rF 70 tae end % the wa o. atts-
Including the interests that neuf-als VIII
nav. IL the wo-E which. presumably
vii &c undertaken II. establishing prln-
crplee O: iure-nationA. law fo- the tutu7e
The attention o. the three trove-i'
rnArts was fxec OF tne fac that the tlS;
Question IL included II the programme o'
-. fu-s-pa-liarlenta-y groups o: las
.,,-s. countries Tas conference ;nU-'
ournlv dIsru=s-d the preseu; dttlcu!:ie'
o. i,rpo-ta-i1r INTO Scandinavia ~ SET
,uc also traced tae man outline o. eco
ionic cooperation during and atte- th'
va- Hope was Expressed for the coi
-Iru-d development % the econon!c 60
e.,4-a tiu-s anc eX -llaTRe of goods al eaaI
established .. the three coEni-les
The opportunity was recognized 70
. new conference ny Scandinavian oel-
rates u study the queztto:l o. ths DANCE
os floating mines and as 70 Y hai meas
lIres ought 70 - tAket. Ifrrneu!ateir Il
vel! a. after the war
The sun., 1917-05-13
.BULLECOURT IS
IN HAlG'S HANDS
British Advance OH Three
Mile Front and Capture
100 Germans.
ROEUX OPEN TO ATTACK
Ground Is Cleared for treat
Offensive on brocourt-
Queant Line.

LONDON. MAY 1:-Complete succes.
crowned series OF attacks the British
troops delivered las, uicnt and to-day
hca- A--as Nalsapie Ge-mAr positions
AZ scattered points. which we've n. OH
jertives. vere gained and murl tn4.
Too prisons-s ard much trench artillery
' s-e captured
Ine British gained coat~o. c-c. -eve-a.
positions recently stuopo-u.v contested
me names % which hav. become To-.
nlilia- Fins, and fo-enoS: T. Bulic-
Cou-t. where the Australians a-e q; las-
wei! este bl!shed Til. famous Eoeus
-h-1nic''. wo-ss and ceuste-- wee
formed AND 80 We III. s-a--e1y less
famous 'avai-y farm Tu- .o... 'front.'
a=e % British gam ~ vsrlous reg IONS
a. tnrrs alIics ano more
~ ou.le0o-- IN. souJhe-uniost pom:
- attack. the fighting w4s NOS, desper
a,t The Germans defended ~, centre
r''h -he SAME fierce Jelacity .uey nave
shown there to- - month nlt tnis Am.
-" australians we've too strong E1~ then.
me hch-luE LASTED all rCn: vI-r Erga.
:u'y, Du- tc-Ca. the Australians v.e-t
established II the vL!age Fighting
there still continued wlicr Field Marsha
Haie reported tc-u!cn.. one counter a,
- X hao beer Eri1r ..ered
The sun., 1917-05-13
IRISH NATIONALIST
MAY ALL RESIGN
Sinn Fem Victory Causes Talk
OF Appeal to Country.
spee'a1 oobie Bespa,cs 10 TTu srN iron. H..
Loadon Tt,.es

Loaaor Tt,.es
L-oNnoN, May 2--Commentiag o. the
result @: the election In South Longford
ireland where Sim Feiner now In
W r:son was elected to Parliament the
political writer of me Ti,nes says
The result has not affected the deter
imitation O. the Government 10 submit
10 Fa-iiameI: proposals 70. al Irish
se'uement but there is little doub- that
= VII causs the Ministers 10 modify
their views on the practicsblity OF coun-
y op'ion or any similar form OF part
tlon
In. Nationals: members dc 10; cor
cs-i Their disappointment ut the result
ana their anxiety as TO their future po-
zion. party meeting was held or
Friday. and they are ALREADY talking o.
desperate measures. Al Influential sec
uou is prepared 70 advise tine party, {.
tnr proposals OF the Government ar, In
;aeir view fair ana practicable. to re
s. e II a body and ask for mandate
rom their Irish constituent fo- accept
auC, o. the plan.
The present feeling % the Natinna'-
iS,s II thA; atter two Sim FEN victories
tney nave not the necesal-. AUTHORITY tc
hinc ths Roma Catholic parts OF Ire
land to any fundamental change
The DUiiu Telegraph pa-liainenta--
.onhy correspondent saws that severa
leading members OF Ihe Nationalis
ps.-ty are threatening TO -esIyn the!l
seats
The sun., 1917-05-13
SEES ENDOF WAR-AND
OF EUROPE-N 21l7
Gen. Dragomiroff. Successor
of Russky, Is an intellectual.
..,~,7 ros,s De.parca 70 -Hr ST.

.s>~,7 rob,s DesDdfch 70 Hr ST.
-g,,-noy. Ma THE Pet-or-ao co.,
.rerr,onuer, o. tn. Ercninp Src', descrt''-
fur Gen I,ragoru.ror. VINO succeeds Gen.
pu.sj,, as commander Of the Russian
western from. declares Ne y one 81 to
mos. iurell-ctual Generals y the arm
H, talks eagerly on pnN"sophF
savs IN. correspondent yet n. ~ on.
~ the mos popula- oi the fiEnt.ns msF
v.nu nav. mad. name fo' themselves
~ IN. W. Wuil. H. command ot Ger
,aFr section uf the from nt hearo tahi
-, a-tacE had broken down he r.ue
ms norss TITO the front line trencns1,
where ~. men saiut-d MN t' too
,.crr n vurt-L better Ha !-'t' inat r
.,,..-e wave % tir g'-r. Ii" 80 eurnIr-
,.s,..d nj, ru.r raa' they went furr- 81
snd attained tneir obl@TtI-cs refusing
.n. AID Of any rese-y-s
v-b.r d. was ASKED nov .ong ne
.bnurn- In. wa would las CO.. Drgrn-
,-nr said y. though l. would las'
snr vsa-Y. and rruoeed@d ~ develop =
tu.o-, proving ina 8 Sao-'er dura'!1i
was quit. irnrossinie Hc admitted t''1'
tbs-. would bs i-t@-'" %. When p"
.-s-r what tl.. @no F-uulu h- 1r r@ A.
'"rae e4l VI Elrol.
The sun., 1917-05-13
SWISS TELL BERLIN
TRADE DEAL Is OFF
Commercial Agreement Futile
Because of American Block
ade Of Germany.

MI--AN v.s Pa-.s, NIsy :. --The SWISS
Government has informed Berlin acco-o-
,ns 10 the Co---e-r deuc se-o, :het the
switzerland and Germany cannot De ca
led OF. because OF the resembling o.
;-anspo-tation contracts ~ al Amer
ar steamship companies witt Svitze--
Ia aE Holland and the Scandinavia
: .ates The paper sees n this newt
IN. putting into er-ct OF e complete
economic hiockad. o. Germany.
The Co-rerc de!1 Se-G also states
tha. the America Government proposed
- neutral countries tha- their supplies
would ~ assured Il they agreed to sus-
tend absolutely all exports 20 Germany.
even as compensation .o- exchange
The sun., 1917-05-13
SENATE LIMITS
GRAIN TO FOOD
Passes Amendment Forbid
ding Its Use for Liquors
During War.
DRY COUNTRY. DEFEATED
Press Censorship Provision
Stricken out by Majority
of One Vote.

WAsHrNGToN, May = .-Tn' irsi ies.s-
Is-iv. step tuyar0 .ous--ya:ior o. the
,...,z.,- g. .u,..,.. ...s =. i,,,r af-
'aIce Tow ATu q. .-bsulutel! uTF H--eu
states was taken tonight by the Senate
ID. ..,,,,-,.,-.,,,- %. q, car, a-,,.ndusrl.
..,--....-.-...... -..........,... ,,lI, <,--
'' m Aui'''''iS u " -''-
bidding during n. war the Use or cereals
o. -ra:r II tne n!u,ut..-gr, ~ .r.c,icat-
,..- f,,,,,,-
49, a-.-.,.
The sun., 1917-05-13

The Cuurl.rs -1saE-"r -as aa"'-- -
~. aulenumeu- 10 IN" csT 7race h.' and
Was SUBJECTED 20 . long debate Senator
Dr1-rn.us Sd ID ina. within one -ea- 20
vel informed people we've :, -. ne
aveS -. people uf -ris ~rGr--v Eul VI
r.s alllrg would % s.a~v.nE
The uar tsv. "'r-=I .. Tust--
s.' D, sad. "n-- t7"r W. go. have
.'tg,.rn o. su-rs q tre S-ronr.r o. rnah.
hen T. vigorous aEl'.ac f0r'e T,-n-'
r, VI H4~. 70 do w'rn-' oocz' o. W.
r... nave 90 or v-,'rsu- r-"al N q,
vor % dong vl,rour booze Be'weer
1averue and food there "a. n ou'y ON.
noct We should no, N"s,tat, fo- d
.tuEle ul!nut.
one % the s.rcUr@T' arrIule"-s
aralr,s. ne 'unuluE aTenuru.nr va
mao. ~ Senator NAGsWc-,. o. <-v
York WHO "a % attention 20 rn- sno--
nous anouu' ~ v-h.sksN AND Sn ~its o.
.Grtc aul sad ina ~" aruriIpr ~ VIZ.
pa, would make y ris-sr d. s-rs ru'
.. -rIrv beer d-'rik"-s 'a' d '.ul. wGnr
81, a., expecting OH rs7p.e 20 wo-, .o
.r. .irr,- o. rnsr- e-uI~ar~. W. So -n
'.ar You rna' r0' have s.se ..
eco
~e-aro- Tuue-wuro gatG -na. 'n lo..
-syc-e ,tov could r" dear .. -ne p-,.-
-iu,rIor rause thar go "uurs re0r.. ~
uri.E v..-l"r instead % '.-F' II, .r-
ar--e6 ,ru' - would not conserve -. ..,L
er.-rriv ve-- r17te-lE '''
senate EeAG % Nlss1u- p~.-", a-
g-ueuaner, 90 ne ur-0.lrs -ue,s1 ny.
vn v-ouL ave 0rUurT' uN1u' '..
:.a,a. prot. 9i-.cr ~ ,u. du-a 1r 49, o..
WA t r~oar0i.lnr Dos oU.r Uruductu'
..., Eai, of m .oAra,gur 'uu,~- O. AIN
Ei,6 u. called tho 'uTT.r' measure q
- !ss-an!e suntc-.lE.
II = is des '--u sale lt aha ,rH
rg-to- wAF, wa a. q -'''e- -a'.Dr ..t
b. tne arguments made NEE ar- ~ouu-
tn.- ms - IN. I'M" 10 adpp' s1rt
frar Us ! suCEest L ls 10Y ign, r
adprt . piar tina vii p-rmlt people =
20 d-tIrE or v nos auc n"audles an
curious 70 know hov many rre"e ~
VINO are willing Io cu' of EroS er;!rei,
TOY the wRr
'-ne Reed amendmcrr wa i1s' 10y
vote % & ~ A. Bn@0crien, .
senator Wadsp-o-th N SUBSTITUTE IN
v ,-ds any spi-!,lous upuo-s' co. 81.
ruzi-atirr liquor wgicr would raT
Ind me -~.0t O. Stopping ,nC proan''o o
The sun., 1917-05-13
CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE" &c
Herald" Also Advances = rom Five
Cent. Outside Ciry on May :".

CrIrAGC. MAJ --.-AtteF announc!-.f
earlier in the week that the pr4ce o!
IN. Chicago Tribune daily VIII ~ w"
,arrs instead % one cent, beginning nexi
Monday, the Tribune tomorrow WI a.
ro,I,tce thar the pro. OF the SuAda.
-su@ wiz De -ais-d IRON. ivt cents 70
eight cents. tals pric' pe!iit i. ta"-
..,Trzfa. Chicago and suburbs after
Nfa- % The Herald also viii announce
4 ssrn!i.a- iTcreaHe
T,urirr me pas week al the othei
r-t,tcago newspapers. morning and are
,r,on nave announced rsHe from one
~ tvo cent? fJ- the daily issues THe
sno-tare 81 news print pape' which has
,.er slrnp~- doubled, If r'veI IS the
,,-1rcIpal rea 80. for tne increase IA
Irice
The sun., 1917-05-13
Rvalr, Farm Taken.

Going ro-,h. n, mex. po,-- % attach
vas the Caval-- farm and t-cr.a.y or
either eide o. the A--aS-l ,rlo-a. sirr-
vay south % me Scs-vc Tn fa--- was
aiken. and with e Ge-ust trenches or
= frontage O. -uc-tEirGs of . nlt. uo--h
and south ot the road G. the foo. AZ
,he Muuchv -idg. and ve-t ne The
Ns-. wood. ron which :ne .T.--I.s.i.
counter attacks OF Mouctr nav. d.
boucheG
II exten- o: g-p2,d gained me ta:-d
attack, north of the Saa-pe. was mos.
successful. Las E.rnt the British
sto-rned The Roeu2 cenete- =. :As
sca-pe lowiands. and the chemical v-O- -
70 the north which nav. been a yc-i,suie
bloody angit" fo- a fortnight held n-y.
by one AMY. then by The oine- The
ruined buildings Will pe British nov
co- .his morning the l1hAki lines SVEN
forward aEair and ca--I-d Crerrlla' 3
trenches on . --O-- % I'll. and q
l.aE The vl.IaE. %: HneuE ---eC IT. NV
thrown opeI to a-,aCE Aa- should e.
Roor.
A.. of tne position t-.as. LAC ..--r
ys-.taui. thn-us -. tur sInl " --" -
ISL. Individual sa'aI s1Tpa~ed L. ta'
vast extent o. front. a-- r--t-es o. -
sista-ee vaI-! could -u.C ur al al
vau~- IA o. ~''as- side -ava.-' far
for instance wa q n.tu-I' machine rI'
nest E.ra- machine guns -nl1nlage'
were captured there
The ground j. nov lHa~.r ""a-"t 10
anotne- blE B-lris- assau'- upon n
f,rocourt -Queant Ens tnouS. ''V $50
lated strong points such AZ tuos. -aile'
last :.rht and tr-dS=. S.-G holG ou: n-
20. -hat lin. 1AI u. reached a a.
points
or, ~. p-arcf front ne Ga- was -p-r
;4arativsly qulst save for -. roar o. IN
guns anC t~V local sE.-.nl-hes Be-
IN claims s0m- success u-a~ Germ. q
n. CaenIr -tes- InIneE. uv' .Ils oIEirr .
discounted ny rre F~en-t. otilela s-ate
The sun., 1917-05-13
President Welcomes Bnifour.

~ Balfour and Ambassador Spring
were escorted % seats upon ~"
caia and the Other guest wore - nRe
? 1gg tu.s south wal wniic The chss~.lr
w. goins or NJ Banour. acknov =
- ing the applauSe uy smiles and bow
t--dns interested for Lhs nlOnen, ~ -,
-r-r-eiis Of pas' PRESIDENT and c'--
- .led rueulbsrS OF ia. chamber pcr-
r-'.H winch cove practically al OF mo
'.-. walls NJ. Cui@rnr Iug" express I'd
go feeling 0< tne y-nole clty wH"l ue
Nj Balfou-. We have beer proud g.
" come many % your Distinguished
.u.r. -~rnert here bef1rs bur We are
-, l-r stlil 20 weieone you and yuu-
.H--'0. -slon aere to-day. v. realize
.'v ri-cult ,, mus fsav. been to l.avs
t-=iard ever for DrIef r-asDr ". ap-
r". .~rd 'hs trem-HdoYs responsibilities
rt nav. 20 bear We know something o.
vre' Britain nat Lurl. and . doIiE W.
-'V 'Hst sofnewtrfs Ike graz hon
y.. r,rrBsr ryiss ensSiJ5-G ~ ., flg some
'u,-. !aansd hF ~ anFry s.7a suInf-
r!.s-s ira-t bv -fe s.pzsr Spiucrift. they.
rs afwHvs 'nar ma i-r- B" line of s-gtipsis
L-,uDtur with ~. silent az deaf urn
q. 'l-l,. o. actlOf.. sl-@pi.~s'v H'"r-
Niuf uuf sIOrss ws ~ uv fun We
-ur ~ s1ur oyr.
7y' nFs' ~ MANI Demonstrations Z"
..utiasw and satlsfactiur ocru-re,
vu~r presiden- cg--rprtdE. made INV
..'.,rn~, tc tns brIrl-i uav! 81 Bal
,.r rimsEf Wa o.--pfy aff""'s - hr NJ
'...ngiy Expressed s-5ursc.s'l0r - tna
.r,-s se~sice o. IN. Amer cs,r people
. - ps.zuusftiF. VIII great prIde bu' witt
l-sHtta4.a o. scUsHta ppDe
The sun., 1917-05-13
Norabie~ At the Luncheon.

l. waE nosEose Tor the enthusiasm
ss-4a1-eri. for the character Of tne ad-
,,--ss-s delivered ~ Eugene r Outer
t,-i,tre president OF the CHAMBER Ny
satf,,,- and Lord C1lnliffe, and fo- M
.i,,-n,,rnt- representative COMPANY o.
nusiresS men n attendance. J. was arc
~. occasion O. = memorable tribute
~ the personaItty and the services OF
-ez british Secretary fo- Foreign AZ
.sirF
IN. guests arrived 81 the caa-r De-
shorty after noon and were escorted u
- 7.-asi6sut's rporr or the third floor
tn. 4ap member o. the cnan1oer ana
others invited wer. already seated "I'e'
r5-,.gi i,,s,,, Csuterb-idge entered, MS arm
--,r.--, through NJ Balfou. s, the othe'
r-.a--t British and American. foiiowiiIe
p- twu- II addition. 10 Ar. bA-'
--- -1a-,. we-. tpe British Arnbasszanor
<. eel Spring RIce, Sir Wi!.IAL
w. me Canadian Minister o. IA
,.s--- Lord Cunltne, Sir Eric itrunlrnnnc
14r Si.icotrr 2. =. J. I'orme-. JeofreN
r.r,-.-- E-ar Adnlirai Sir Dudley P :
- -'..aH-. Lieut. Gen g 7. " Bridges
Get vtucsn, A I-awford. Msjor II
c.a-d4---iay. N 2 Major L ". Z
reat o. the British FLYING Co-ps, 81
! lever. Co. Hero. w T Layto'
r. ne AI!nis--y OF Munitions, A = And
s-SUr caairuau of The wheat commits
s.ur Hugh Gibson. persona aio 10 NJ
Hafnu- Lawrence l.. Wrns1ov. Clp'
: Quekemsye-, I. s a. honorary ~
~ Cye. Bridges LleutenErt-C orrlrTla noe
- Mine hono-a-y aJc 10 Acmt-al y
Crar- Co. Robert z. L,-e-Siicnie. l.
Meyo- JONI I7u--oy Attch-l. Jo
zapr y Cnoate, Frank L Polk. Cornsei
To- o.. the Department Of State Nyru
Har-ick Mstor-eSen- Leonard Woo
r-a- Adruiral Sathanie, p Usher Aajo
Cira-Ies " Gordon. G Give Baviey, -
pr+,lsn CorsuI-CIene-a- onteroy Bur
to- Coiiecto- Dudley Field Ma
Can't. Jonu . II. Lee I. :. Com
Dsv1e- r Il Upnanl. I. :. n. u
r. Dr william Y Manning, re~to- {
unity Church Major-C,en. Daniel Al
ps-r- Comptro!l-r william 4. I'rende'
US. rank l. Downing, President ~ IN
H- % Aldermen Theodore Eousse-i
-a-a~v 70 the Mayo Fire Comnl'
4'u-e- Rob~-t AdaUsor. William Fl
love Morgan and WilliHu z. Breed
The sun., 1917-05-13
TASK OF CIVILIZATION
Prediction of Anglo -Ameri-
can Unity Applauded by
900 Business Men.
LORD CUNLlFFE SPEAKS
Financier Warns |. :. Against
Over Optimism in Enter
inc Conflict.

A-.rur ! Bslfour greeted v.tE fcr-
zen, enthusiasm BY the me-cnants and
ertr-iers % New YORK. q, the Chamber
@. Commerce yesterday a noon. ap-
pealso 70 the chamber 10 devote itset 10
the cause ot prohibiting In. submarine
"a wa -eapor o. the future. The
hear, O. MS reasoning was taat the sub
r.a-!ne has proved Itself TO oe too toe
dangerous to entrusi 70 The hands OF an
u-,sc-upulouk nation-any Inscriptions
-ztor-aud tha. civilization. mus: ueve,
,-atr be staggered ty such lawless war
.a-e
the applause which was preclp-taieo
b, NJ BRgtou-s appeal and subse
uucn:Iy. fo- Ms prediction ma: g-ea
s.te- wa- problems viii have 70 o'
S.sd ~ -ne Trustworthy JudSnler; o
B-t..srsand Ame-icau Statesmen. WA
,,-,,.,.uo.s. A. leas- twenty time
eyc-y man O. the 900 p-esen; vas upoI
Is 1ee;, cheering wildly and elappini
rs hands
-b. luncheon v-.,.-s was given ny M
r-arlt.e- % Comuerct II honor o. NJ
Balfpur and his colleagues u ihe bTit
ST war gO-n2yssluL. W. 60 ooWc
risto-y asSa. uosI notable FUNCTION y
-. ,orr h!story O. tat chamber i wa
rra~a-rsr.zeti oy .he delicate tao; o. ~
p-rrctps, CUES, and OF his associate
I.o-d Cunllre. governor Of Ire Bank Q
Ers1anq. who succeeded without az
suggestion Of hrar or vaun- IL conTeE.-i
accurate understandings Of the treinei
dons part thai Grea; B-i;A:n has piaye
=, the war. and VINO managed TIthou
IN. slirhtes; note % presumption to ou'
In. the cou-se watch the n--ss-- -a-a:e
should take ir going 10 -he help o n
Allies
The sun., 1917-05-13
THE WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and continued cool to-day; fresh
northwest winds; tomorrow fair.
highest temperature yesterday. 81; lowest, a.
Detailed weather reports on page TO-