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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-23
TOMORROW In THE, CHURCHES
ct. 'Tne Growth of the Kingdom

ject. ''I-he Growth of the Kingdom"
Grove-Avenue-The pastor, Rev, w.
G. James, d. D.. will occupy the pull
pit tomorrow at both the morning and
evening services At II A M.. sub
ject, Doing Ones Best, at p. 81.
remarks preliminary to the ordinance
OF baptism,
Barton Heights--Sunday morning
at IL o'clock the pastor the Rev,
George II. Waite will preach, Sun
day night the churches OF Barton
Heights will unite In joint services
to be held with the Episcopal CON
gregation, the Rev. o. r. Bucholz, OF
the Presbyterian churh. delivering the
sermon.
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Mhcnr They Belong.

good rule for married folks Is to
keep all the family jars In the pantry.
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70 Make n Woman Tynunv

20 Make Woman Happy.
II know how TO make a woman
happy"
1T can't be done"
oh YES II can. Just give her the
opportunity to say. I told Won So
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Charles Wesley Walden will sing at
both services.
Grace tSoidiers' Home chapeD-
Preaching at y A. VI and y. NJ by
the pastor. Rev. j. G Unruh sun
day school at $3.50 A. ~
Broad -Street--Preaching at ii A.
NJ. and Z. NJ. by the pastor, Rev
Fred r, Chenault Morning subject
/ The Unopen Secret; evening sub
iect, our Dwelling Place. :"
Centenary. Grace street, oetweeR
Fourth and Fifth --APreaching at Ii
! A. Nj by Rev. r. n. Potts, u. D.. mis-
aiouary secretary OF tho Virginia con-
ference, At =. NJ the congregation
/ will join In union services with the
Second Presbyterian church, and Or
/ IL. ID. c, Maclachlan viii preach
+ Asbury corner Nineteenth and Ev-
erett streets--Services tomorrow will
'be conducted by the pastor. w. Oliver
Gordon. speaking In the morning SER
vice from the subject. Service and
Vision" and in the evening service
he will deliver the fifth sermon of a
series of six, Good singing ateboth
services. Sunday school at $3.50 A NJ.
/ Epworth league at Z p. NJ.
Trinity, Rev. r. T. Gambler. pastor
| Sunday school at $50 A. Nj. Services
morning and evening. Preaching at
IL A. NJ. by the Rev. b. NJ. Beckham,
.. D.. and at S r. NJ. by the pastor.
Epworth league at 7:15 p. NJ.
Woodland Heights--Services at Il
o'clock: preaching by Rev. j. w. Dix.
on. At s o'clock by the pastor. Rev
r. b. Proctor. Sunday school at $3.50
Epworth league at T.
Decatur-Street. Rev. Samuel l.
IDumville, pastor-Morning sermon
| Practice or Profession, Which p
Evening sermon. John. the Beloved -
| This evening sermon is the last of &
series on New Testament Character
Studies. Sunday school at $50 A NJ
| Epworth leagues, Junior, at T. NJ
Senior, 7:1S P. NJ,
st Paul's--Rev. r. f. Johnson viii
preach at both services. At II A. NJ
his subject will be. Influence" Al
IS I. NJ. he will speak on "Bui1dine
Christian Character" Epworth league
at : y. NJ
CHRISTIAN.
Hanover-Avenue, Allen and Hanover
avenues--The minister, George w
Kemper VIII preach at II A NJ Al {
the First English lutheran church
- 2 tn
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Colonial Place, stop is, Westhamp-
ton car line--Bihle school at $50 z.
NJ. followed by church service.
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Westminster. Rev. J. Y. Fair, pas
tor--Pubuc worship at / / A NJ sun
day school $50 A, NJ Bible classes
for men and women at 10 a NJ No
service ct night
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r-irs+--services at II A. NJ and
= NJ. conducted by the pastor. Rev
George w. Mcdaniel. d. ID"
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Randolph Street. Rev. w. r. Rob
srtson, pastor-The regular services
will be held sunday morning and
night Oh o'clock and o'clock. The
pastors subject at night VIII pe'
when Ia christ Coming7--or Sign
NJ rs Coming" Sunday school at
gao A. NJ. Young Peoples union
al 7 F. NJ
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East End--Rev. Fl w, Trtbble, the
pastor, will preach at both services.
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. and b
Y. p. Z. at 7'o'clook.
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proadus Memorial. w n Gibson.
pastor~-Bible school at s;lS~ A. N
Preaching by the pastor at u a. NJ
and 6 p NJ Morning subject An
Ans gels Visit; evening suotect; 10
licity Of Christ'H sacrihce. r. y r.
A. at 7 r. NJ.
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Norxhssds.-The Rev. a, Q. Boda- OF
Portsmouth, will preach A. Nd and
sp NJ Bible school at $3.50 A. II.
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Grace -street---Dr. Henry A. GTiese-
mer. OF Baltimore. Md. Will occupy
The pulpit of the Grace-street Baptist
church tomorrow at both the morn
ing and evening services.s At ! A. NJ,
subject. The Exatation of Jesus" I:
at 4 f. NJ. he will deliver his farewell
sermon after a passionate of three
months, speaking to this business
naAn's Eihls class At e,1o A. ~ sub
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Hanover-Avenue. Allen and Hanover
avenues-The minister, George w
Kemper wtil preach at II A. NJ Al s
r. N union services VIII he held at
the First English lutheran church.
with sermon by the Rev. DR.. Jas. "
Fair, Of Westminster Presbyterian
Bible school at $50 A. NJ
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T,nnAnuel--Servtce win 6e con-
Quoted both morning and evening by
the pastor. Rev. Leland w. Smith
subjects: seventy Others" and Lots
Wife"
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Caivsxy--The pastor. Rev. Carter
Ashton Jenkens. will preach at II A
az. A patriotic service will take place
and thu unfuriing Of q service flag
Anprop pirate music. AZ s p, Nj. q
representative Of Anti-Saloon leasue
will speak.
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METHODIST

Cen&raF--Preaching morning and
evening by r, NJ. Maxey. Morning
subject, Something OF Our Spiritual
Privileges and How to Meet Them /"
Evening subject, Something Of Our
Them"
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10y HGAASNt y GU ~ NJ IPAbib CAhsSSH I
for men and women at 10 a NJ. No |
service ct night
second-There will be the regular
services tomorrow at ii A NJ and S
p. NJ. The pastor. DIR. Cevil. will
preach at the morning service. The
evening service VIII be union service,
with sermon by Rev. II. y. C. Mac
lachlan. d D. The union prayer
meeting will also be held in this
church Wednesday evening, February
27th. by Rev, T. A. Smoot, u. D.
F'irst---At ii A. VI. DR.. p. r. Me
Faden will preach. AT p, NJ In this
church. the union services of the Park
Place Methodist. Holy Trinity and
Ora e-CoveHant, and First church will
be held when Rev. Or. W f. Thomp-
son, OF Park Place. will preach. sun
day school at 9:so and Bible classes
at 10 A. NJ,
Grace -Covenant--services NJ II A.
NJ conducted by DR.. Eugene c. Cald-
wen. Sabbath school at 40 A. NJ. Az
might union services at First r'resby~
terrain church. with a sermon by DIR
w. e. Thorn pson. pastor OF Park Place
Methodist church.
METHODIST
Centraf--Preaching morning and
evening by r. NJ. Maxey. Morning
subject, Something OF Our Spiritual
Privileges and How to Meet Them"
Evening subject, Something Of Our
Moral Conditions and How TO Meet
Them"
| Monun ent-The pastor. Rev. q, II.
Lambeth. D. D.. will preach at II
a, NJ. on The Increasing Christ" At
night the congregation will worship
with the First English Lutheran
church.
/ Union Station--At IL A Nj. the pas
tor will preach a special sermon 10
the Bates Bible class. Subject Of ser
mon at P. NJ. Are All Men Born
I Equal" Special music at each SER
Woe Sunday school at $3.50 A. M
| Barton Heights, r. Il. MeSparran,
pastor--Preaching at II A M. by the
pastor; subject. "A Great Miracle"
Sunday school at $3.50 A NJ. Organ
tied Bible classes at the same hour.
No service at night. Union service at
the Episcopal church. Wednesday
evening, prayer service at the Baptist
church.
Fairmount-spring raYly; Rev. Reg
inal Fl. Potts, p. D., p. f., will preach
at II A. NJ. Special music. Solo by
Mr.. George Fletcher. Duet BY Mrs
Minnie Carter and Mrs. Mae White
At s p. M. the pastor win occupy the
pulpit. Male quartet; six young lady
ushers.
Ginter Park--Ssrvices az Is A. NJ
conducted by the pastor. Rev. l. 6
Flournoy. Subject Of sermon, The
Chief Glory OF the Gospel" No night
service.
Park Place--Regular services az /
A. NJ Union services at p. M. al
First Presbyterian when DR.. w. z
Thompson will preach
Denny Street. r. Nelson Hartness
pastoral Ii A. M. Rev. M. X. Gun.
bingham win preach. and the Rev. r
Nelson Hartness. pastor of the church
will preach and administer tho sacra.
nent OF the Lords supper at Fultor
Hill M e. church at IL A. NJ. At 1
p. NJ the pastor will preach. using a,
his subject. There 10 No Difference.
Sunday school meets at $3.50 A. NJ
Epworth leagues. Senior and Junior
meet at P. NJ,
7 west End-4services conducted b.
the pastor. Rev. Adrian Lambeth Car
SON. Subjects; II A. NJ, Loyalty"
q. P. NJ, The Conversion of cabjne
: Officer." Sunday school at s:ao A. NJ
1 Epworth- league at 7:i6 p. NJ. The
? Mems Bible class will be addressed by
! the pastor in the classroom at 1874
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Monurn ent-Ths pastor. Rev. q, II.
Lambeth, D. D.. will preach at II
a NJ. on THE Increasing Christ" At
might the congregation will worship
with the First English Lutheran
church
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Bafnbridge street. Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor
l. Judson westfall. Morning sub
1ect: THE Church Whose Members
90 Over the Top; evening theme
"a wonderful Discovery.
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Union Station--7At ii A nj. the pas
tor will preach a special sermon 10
the Bates Bible class. Subject Of ser
mon at P. NJ. Are All Men Born
Equal ?" n Special music at each SER
vice Sunday school at $3.50 A. M
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RATsIyISI'

seeond-@Dtvine worship II A. NJ
and q p. NJ Or. SINNERS morning
m essaee. The Highways of the
Heart" In the evening, The Pa
tterce Of JesuR" r. Y. =. ". p. M.
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Grace commandments At II A.
VI. conducted by DR.. Eugene G. Cald-
well. Sabbath school at $40 A. NJ. AZ
night union services at First presby~
terrain church. with a sermon by DIR.
w f. Thompson pastor or Park Place
Meth odist church.
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Barton Heights, r. e. Mesparran.
understanding at II A M. by the
pastor; subject. "A Great Miracle"
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ Organ
tied Bible classes at the same hour.
No service at night. Union service at
the Episcopal church. Wednesday
evening. prayer service at the Baptist
church.
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leigh Street. corner Twenty hfth
and Leigh streetB--Prea ching by the
pastor Rev. J. ]. Wicker, d. D. at
ii A NJ. rundect, THE Cruelty of the
Christian Ideal" s p. M, The
shame ana Glory OF Christianity"
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Second-There will be the regular
services tomorrow at II A NJ. and S
p. NJ. The pastor. DR. Cevil. will
preach at the morning service, The
evening service viii be union service,
with a sermon by Rev. II. y. {. Mac
lachlan. u, D. The union prayer
meeting will also be held in this
church Wednesday evening, February
z7th. by Rev, T. A, Smoot. u. D.
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st. Paul's--Rev. r E. johnson will
preach at both services. At II A. NJ.
his subject will be. Influence" At
Z NJ he will speak on Building
Christian Character. Epworth league
at y. NJ
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Fairmount-spring raYly: Rev. Reg
inal H Potts. p. D.. P. f.. will preach
at II A. NJ. Special music. Solo by
Mr.. George Fletcher. Duet by Mira
Minnie Carter and Mrs. Mae White.
At s p. NJ. the pastor win occupy the
pulpit Male quartet; six young lady
ushers
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Ginter Park--Ssrvioes az Is A. NJ,
conducted by the pastor. Rev. l. 6.
Flournoy. Subject of sermon, The
Chief Glory OF the Gospel" No night
service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-17
ENSIGN INJURED
WHEN CAUGHT IN
PROPELLER BLADE

While attempting to make some
minor adjustments on the flying boat
which he was plotting. Lieutenans
q. g. r. c. Cantwell, of Conway, s.
c.. stationed at the u. s. Naval Air
Station here, was caught in the pro-
peller blades, and his right arm was
seriously fractured. VIII Johnson.
mechanician for Lieut.. C.-sweIl. en-
deavored to save his officer. and was
injured to the extent OF losing two
fingers.
Lieut.. iCantwell had pust alighted
after taking a flight, and was making
preparations for another trip when
the accident occurred. At the naval
hospital, where he was taken for
treatment, it was tated that his arm
was not hurt beyond recovery. John
son, however. will suffer the loss or
two fingers and serious injury TO an
other which may necessitate its am
putation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-17
ROTARIANS TO
HOLD AUCTION
TO HELP NEEDY
SECRETARY HENDRICK SAYS EV-
ERY "ROTE" WILL HAVE TO
COME ACROSS, so BE PREPARED.

Rotarians are to indulge in a
Christmas party at the San Carlos
Hotel at 1880 o'clock Tuesday evening.
December II, when an auction is to
be held, the proceeds to go to bring
ing happiness and comfort to the un-
fortunate at this Christmas season.
''Rotarettes'' from the families Of
Rotarians are to be special guests Of
the organization that night, when the
committee in charge is arranging a
big feature for their entertainment.
Each Rotar1an is requested by the
committee in charge to bring a pack
age containing some article valued at
not less than So and not more than
800, which will be auctioned, the pro.
ceeds to be devoted to Christmas
charity.
An auctioneer, who will sell the
goods, will be confidentia1ly tipped off
to the value of the articles by the
valuation marked on the wrapping of
the packages. Rotarians are requested
to bring some article primarily from
their own line of business. Absentees
will have to come across with one
five dollar BILL Admission will be
rs cents which will include dinner
Come loaded with your bank roll
SO the other fellow won't outbid you."
is the injunction of Secretary J. j.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-17
NAMES OF NEEDY TO
BE TABULATED FOR
BIG YULETIDE TREE

The ST. Nicholas Girls and men,
bers Of the Elks committee met last
night 5at the Elks Club to confer in
regard to the great Christmas tree
to be known as the ST Nicholas Girls
Elks Christmas tree, which will be
held on the Elks plaza on Christmas
morning.
Tickets for the tree which will be
held on the Elks plaza on Christmas
morning will be distributed today by
Probation Officer Sam Pinney, at the
county building and at the Patriotic
League rooms.
All churches and schools are urged
to send in their lists of needy shild-
ren at once, in order that they may
be carefully checked.
Mr.. Pinney will be at the county
building from 3 to $50 to meet the.
children.
1t is estimated that there about
five hundred needy children in the
city. who will be remembered at the
great tree
For many years the Elks have
made it a Christmas custoh to give
to the needy at Christmas. for charity
is the very warp and wool of the
organization, and for many seasons
their charity has gone out to bless
the city at the Christmastide.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-17
2,200 men OF
.NAvALSTAT|ON
HIKE EFORH0ME
Half of Complement of Local
Station Are Given Fur
loughs for Xmas.
OTHER HALF TO
GO ON NEW YEARS
Extra Trains Are Run to Ac-
commodate Thousands of
Happy Service Men.

Released from active duty for pc
riod of ten days approximately
2,5o0 of the men stationed at the g.
s. Naval Air Station here packed
their troubles in their spld sea bag
and smiled" as they showed off, on
extra trains for home and loved ones
last night.
The other half of the men will be
allowed to go on furlough a few
days before ;the New Year.
vt four p. m, yesterday, the U.
Boat chaSe trucks, street cars and
every { Die means of transporta-
ton werl jammed with !the men in
Navy blue, all headed for the railroad
static lich seemed to be the
MEGA everybody in a uniform.
Aen Chose Furlough Time.
Upon the special order of Captain
F. NJ. Bennett, the men were given
the option Of choosing between
Christmas and New Years for Their
furlougn. The war workers were be-
seiged by counties numbers of sailors
trying to get data. on the departure
of trains.
The ''cent-a-mile" rate which the
vice, held good, pnd rhe station
agentes were literally besieged by the
good -natured mob.
Extra coaches and trains were put
on and the railroads Loaded the men
in maSterfuI manner - short no.
tice. Most of the men NO We're un-
able to make the trip home, selected
Mobile and New Orleans as a destina
ton for the Christmas celebration.
The Naval Air Station will operate
with the same routine of work, but
will be reduced to about 50 per cent
of it's former activity. Preparations
are being made for taking care OF
the Christmas celebration and dinner
for the men who are left at the sta
tion and those who are waiting un-
til New Years.
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SAILORS TO BE
GIVEN CHANCE
FOR STUDYING
VERY COMPLETE SCHOOL ORGAN
IZED BY 'Y5 WORKERS FOR MEN
AT NAVAL AIR STATION.

Through the efforts OF the Y NJ
C. A, war workers tationed at the u.
S. Naval Air Station free school which
will provide for educational advance
ment of the enlisted man mas been
established
The school courses will include
French, Spanish, math ematics, plain
and solid geometry, 'trigonometry, lec-
lures on commercial geography and
the Bluejacket's Manual
Secretary McCord, educational man
for the ~" and Secretary Wall will
act as instructors, and as soon as the
men qualify in the lesson laid out
for them they will be given class
which they will instruct.
Chief Petty Officer Wilson is also
one Of the instructors and it is plan
ned to get as many officers and chief
petty officers for instructors as pos
-sible. All text books will be furnish
ed free and schooling will cost the
men nothing except their time
In speaking of the method OF in
structions. Secretary McCord said
The instruction will be given the men
in the simplest manner possih'e. Ev-
erything will be explained in detail
and the instructors will always be
ready to help pupils who 40 rot
grasp the details as fast as the ma
jority of the class. 1t will afford
the many service men who have left
school and college an opportunity 10
keep in their studies and advance to
some extent, although we do not in
tend to break in on the instructions
they already have receiver unless the
pupils themselves elect H."
After the holiday season the school
Will be operated on a larger scale
and preparations for its expansion are
now being< formulated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-17
WOMAN LABOR
LEADER TELLS
OF U. S. PLANS.
OPENS DRIVE TO FIND JOBS For
WOMEN REPLACED By RETURN
ING SERVICE MEN.

A drive to find employment for
women war workers of EScambia
county. whose places Will be taken
by returning service men. was launch
ed inpensacola yesterday. Miss jamie
AnBerseHs cf Il. 4ssGpeztEaant4- 4-af
Labor, who arrived here yesterday,
is backing the governments move to
care for women workers.
A woman to assist Examiner w. 3.
McNeir, of the L. S. Employment Of
flee in the city hall, is one Of the OBJ
jects of Miss Andersons activities.
The announcement of State Director
Dopson's choice for Mr.. McNeir's as
sistant will be made within a week.
Miss Anderson says.
Various women's organizations Of
the city have been called into CONSUL
tation by Miss Anderson, who seeks
to align all workers among women
in the city with the government 8
plan. Conferences were held yester-
day by Mis- Anderson with Y. w. c..
A., Jewish Welfare and wonsens
club leaders regarding her plans for
the work.
Want Jobs for All.
I'VE anticipate that many girls
who have been called to service in the
war time rush will seek to remain
in some line Of useful occupation
when the men whose jobs they took
return to peace time tasks. It is our
wish to accommodate all such women
and we hope to see that everyone gets
a job to which she is adapted" Miss
Anderson said.
Il am calling on the women's or
ganizations of the city to aid me in
lining up employers who will furnish
Jobs for these women. With Mr.
McNeir's assistant at work, we plan
to have every woman caller at the T..
S. Employment office taken care of
by one of her own sex. This service
is to be entirely free for white and
colored, and both employers and
prospective employees of West Florida
are urged to makwe use Of our SER
vices at the office in the city hail.
said Miss Anderson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-17
President Plans to Dine With
American Army of Occu-
nation in Hun Land.
WILSON ANXIOUS
TO DECIDE PLANS
Relieves American People Ought
TO Begin to Be Told of
Peace Proceedings.

Paris, Dec. 16.-President Wilson
20 from Paris Christmas eve to the
American general headquarters From
headquarters he will proceed to the
American front wher he will have
Christmas dinner with the American
troops, and not wGt the American
commander in chief. 1t is evident
its the presidents pu rpose TO eat
Christmas dinner in Germany in the
region OF Ooblenz with the An,ersean
forces of occupation.
He will leave Paris in an auuofno-
bile tomorrow to visit the principal
points along the old fighting front,
notably the battlefield of the Marne.
President Given Meoa.-
At the conclusion of his address at.
the city hall today in reply to the
greeting of Adrien Mithourard, p.,--
ident Of the municipal council of Par
is, President Wilson was presented
with great gold medal by the city
OF Paris. Mrs. Wilson ives presented
an enamel dove.
not attended by the huge crowds
which welcomed the president Satur-
day, was impressive. The president
eli at the main entrance and walked
through the spacious corridors, which
were tastefully decorated.
More than five thousand people
were within the building, mostly wo-
men.
Adrien Mithhouard, president of
the municipal council, read the ad-
dress, the president replying in clear,
loud tones, with a tinge OF emotion
Punges Into State Affairs.
During the intervals between Off
cia calls and visits today the presi-
dent engaged in affairs of state much
after the manner of procedure at the
white house offices. He did consid-
eFable business over the telephone as
al home The president has been in
aSting that the American peace mis-
SION organize their machinery so that
|he people of the United States can
begin to know what is happening.
Joseph z. Grew, former counsellor
d the American embassy at Vienna,
vii take charge of the official an
aouncement which will be transmit
ted to the United States.
The arrival of various officials to
meet President Wilson has been ar
ranged for when Italian Premier Or
ando and Foreign Minister Sonnino
ieach here Thursday. Premier Lloyd
.eorge and Foreign Secretaryq Bal
Iour will probably reach Paris Satur-
ley or Sunday, with Premier Glenn
5heeau's presence, these peace dele1
sates will permit discussions between
"a four leading powers, Great Britain,
laAce, the United States and Italy
me inter allied conference will
''oabiy assemble Monday, but the
ssSions will be brief, not exceeding
trO days.