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The Winslow mail., 1918-08-23
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of D. E.. Hanks, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of D. E. Hanks, deceased,
to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers,
within Ten (10) months after the
first publication of this notice to
the said administrator at Win
slow, Navajo county, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of
said estate in said county of Ma
vajo, state of Arizona.
r. C. KAUFMAN,
Administrator of the estate of
D. E. Hanks, deceased.
Dated this I'd day of August,
1917,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
GERMANS CLAIM CAPTURE
10000 PRISONERS
icy Associated Press.

BERLIN March - tv!a I.ondonl.-
since the beginning oi he great battle
ROW IN progress the German forces
have taken 10000 prisoners and loo
guns. says ;o-days army headquarters
report.
In local engage !0cnts on both side.
cf the Scarpe, according 10 the state
:ncn,, the Germans broke through the
foremost British positions and took
several thousand prisoners.
South Of the Sommc the Germans
drove tho British out ot IN Old po-
sit!ons and from hrave!y defended vii.
lagos in westerly and northwcsterly
direction hy way o: Warfusec.Aban
court and Ilcss!cr.
The British. the statement adds. con-
tirucd their truitlcss and costly COIN
irraitacks near Albert and 10 The north
OF H.
Between The SomnlG and Ay:c the
Germans have attacked again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Roll of Honor
List Show!ng Men Who We're
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.

WASHINGTON. March 2o-Thirty-
Two names were contained in to-day's
casualty list issued by the War De-
p'rtment. The list was divided as fol-
lows:
N'ic" IN action. one: Killed IN acc!-
dent two: died OF wounds. two; died
''|'h diseases, 1--WE; died from other
causes one; wounded severely. one;
wounded slightly. twenty.
The names o. nine officers appear on
the list. Captain Ira G. Penbcr;hy
died from accident. and Second Lieu
tenant Louis III. Lathrop. died OF tubcr-
cni"Sis. The slightly wounded include
Aia''r ~ Rasmussen, Cap ain Albert
f!ori2h. tirst Lieutenant Chaiics &.
grouse, First Lieutenant forward T.
ifavron. FIRST Lieutenant Clarence r.
Hcubncr First Lieutenant John j.
Mutt. First Lieutenant William J.
H!rncy.
Killed in action-Pri5atc Doll Alder
man.
Died OF acc:deat--cap,aiu Ira G.
Pcnber;hy. Private Ter Pryor.
Died Of scase--Sccond L!cutcna 1T
Louis II. Lathrop. Sergeant John J.
Connolly. Privatcs Perry Dodd. Paul
Richard fiecht, Raymond T.. Solomon.
Died OF acknowledgement Albert w.
Williams. Private Thomas L. MinoEuc
Died of other cauScs--Cooli Henry
Ehlcrt.
Wounded sevcrely-P, ivatc William
j. iiaralson.
Wounded slishtly-Major y Eas.
mussen. Captain Albert Fioriau. First
Licutenants Charles G., Grouse. toward
T. Havron. Clarence Il. lluebucr. John
H. Mutt, William T.. Riync!. Sergeant
Major Harvey y. Grove. Sergeant NJ.
bert Sorcnson Corpora! Roy taylor.
rriyates Logan Biouss. George l.. Gar
r!sor. Francis Highly, William H. Ken.
hart. Wayne Perry. William Potts
Patrick J. stanton, Leonard II. Stewart.
Frank y. tncrmeu. Charles 4. Walker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
TEN MEX|CANS SLAIN
IN BORDER BANDIT ROW
American Cavalrymnn Also Killed
in Skirrnish Near Valen-
tine. Texas.
GENERAL MURGuIA THREATENS
Commander OF Ojinaga District
Sends Formal Protest Against
American Troops Crossing Line,
and Says lie VIII Send Guards.
inv Assoc,n,cI rreysl

MARIA. TEN. March 3o.--Tcn Mcx-
leans and Private Theodore X. Albert
an American cavaIryman, were killed
yesterday In u fight between United
states cavalry and Mexican bandits
near Piiarcs, Mexico. southeast of Val
"rtimc. Tea, according 10 Official adj
vices to-day. The nght followed a pur-
Hu!i OF the Mexican who raidcd the
Nevi!l ranch, killing Glenn %evl,.
Ten Mcxicans were wounded during
the running fight. Til. expedition
across the line following wps III per
sonai command OF Colonel George
l.anEhornc. commander OF the Big Bend
District. The cnvu!ry troop rccrossci
10 the Cnited States late yesterday,
having marched s"vcnty-Hvc miles In
thirty-Six hours, fighting the engage
mont in the meantime.
General Jose Murgula, the comrau-
der 81 the OjinaEa district. Son, col
oucl IanGhornc formal protest
against the crossing OF American
troops in pursuit OF the bandits stating
Les intended sending Federal troops 10
oppose their INVASION. However, the
cavalry troops returned across tho Dor
der without seeing amy Federal sol.
dicrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
LOSES ITS WORKSHOPS
University Of rrnmrsscc | nit III France
suffers From l'irc OF ~
known origin.
tsrccial to Tho pIsoatcn

tSrccill to Tho r.n,-a- ~ uatcr7
CtAitLp1TESNELE VA, March ..
~ letter just received here from Cor
r"r:tl ~ T.. Carter, Of this cts. a
member of Cnivcrsity OF Ntrginiy AM
hulanCc Unit SIC, states that Tho l'ui.
Y":a';" Of Tennessee Uni, 56a had ,h"
misfortune to !oHc is Workshops aud
two ears by fire ii AZ umfnoNn origin.
Unit BIG says Carter. IS ioe.ttrd ia Il
little town over 1000 Crcl ahnv. Tho
sea level and NOT very fr from the
swiss bordcr. The mountain peaks
have bc"n covered with snow .vr- siuc"
n. unit reached HAT Doin', aud In
The absence al barracks IA" urc'. have
been permitted I" r"ut rooms I'VE
have SAYS Garter, TWO beds. ,laciric
tights and heat All tor 30 .r,urs about
Sihw per mon'h. and bsicv, nc. nc
feathers sIr" do foei cuoG after vha-
w" have passed through n Ne riu.
months past. ~ ono g: ouy posts 70
Gently srcnt the nigh, in Re- d,l@-
out Thcy ar" wGud"Ffullv roant- Ics
81 ara :bsolui.l: shell-ryoo. though
rather clos" ana crowded I,id got
E!""p very much, rs a I'rcncN battery
not very far away was going vcrv
near I'll night, ana ! was no, used to
The noise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
AMERICAN PATROL.
CAPTURES FOUR GI:Ku>Ns

il;S Associated prAt.l
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. March CAN American
patrol which to-day captured four Ger
man prisoners has been cited in Trencn
riders of the day. ana Viii receive The
Ffcneh War Cross. Tho Americans TO
he rewarded are:
Lieutenant George Redwood OF Eal-
iim"re; Sergeant Henry Mongcnu OF
cherry Valley. Mass. and I'rivai,s Ed
ward Armstrong. Of Mariana. Pa: Car.
son Shumatc. OF Ada w. Va. and Fer
nard Bolt. OF South Bethlehem Pa
The four soldiers captured were mere
youths. They were brought back TO
the Americas lines in broad daylight
They were poorly fed and clothed. and
seemed TO he exceedingly glad TO he
captured by thc Americans. One OF
the men even asked permission To 20
10 nearby point ana get his brother
Extremely valuable Information Is
said to have been secured from the
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
FORWARD JAP GUNS
Anti-F"i.heNiL Leader in Nnnchuria
- icing Supplied With
Var Engines.
nv hs-oc!atcd Pres.

rI:!<IN, Saturday. March Japau-
csc. FFcnch ana British ncli guns have
been forwarded 10 General Scmcuoff
The Eu!shcv!k leader. whose troops
nave bcen opposing the BolShcvik
forces In Manvhurie. Tho Japanese
=" "ral. MaHajina. has arrived Cp!acc
Lot giNcuD.
,;enerpl scmenoN, II IS announced
has SO ccd 10 serve under tieacr.l
'Ieshi"". WHO mas been appointed by
..ertenani-,irncrat Norvath. military
commander a. Eiara!n. as chief Of al!
shc Eussian forces IN Siberia and Man
churlg. General Pleshkon is the leader
OF the Usuri C,ossacka, and formerly
commanded the first Siber!a:i army
corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
DRAFT TED MEN MOVING
More Than Hundred Thousand or
Their Wny 80 Training
Camps.
nv Associated rtcss !


WASlilNGrON. March 80. With the
exception OF few districts in the large
Eastern cities, where delays have been
permitted because Of lc!!gious ccrc-
monies AZ Easter time, the mobilization
of $500 men comprising the first in
crcmcnt OF tho first draft. and $4,000
men OF the second. hogan TO get under
way to-day. The first OF 10000 white
men and $4,000 negroes began moving
10 the National Army cantonmcnts.
The first men ot the second draft are
called. despite the fact that Congress
has not yet amended the law to change
the basis OF apportlonmert as Provost
Marshai-G encru! Crowder has asked.
But it IS practically certain that no
more Will be called until the question
IS settled
The 5000 men now called, il is un-
dcrstood. are needed a; once 20 MI up
divisions and other watts or to take
Tic places OF men transferred from
other divisions 10 maze up dehcicn-
cicS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
PARIS SEES ENCOURAGING
SIGNS IN DAYS NEWS

'AHiS, March 2?.-Heports OF yes
..FGA! operations are cncourasnl.. In
Two particulars. reinforcing the calm
c"hhdchce which - ici, here Iirs,
was the plainly marked check wi,b
when the Germans met in their At
Tempt to extend the battle north Of
.>rFas' The second feature Is The e.
ioc'iNo and increasing reaction on the
part "i the allies, resulting IN import
ant successes. particularly in the re-
sion OF Montdidicr
Louis Loucheur Minister of NUM-,
Nons. who also came hacl. from The
front, smoke Of tho situation IN the
most hopeful way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
U. S. TAKES SIX PLANTS
Value ~ Nrw Jersey wooden Hills
Seized Arc Valued Ut
$4,000, 900.

WASIIiNGTON. March 2o.-s;iH great
German New Jersey wooden
mills. with a total valuation OF more
than SI0,o"0,ooo, have been taken over
by tho allen property custodian. Tho
earnings of tho proncrtics during the
war vii! 80 into the Fedora! Treasury
for the purchase Of Liberty bonds The
mills taken over were announced to-
n!Eht BY y. Mitchell Palmer. the alien
property custodian, as follows;
The Passa!c Worstcd Spinning Mills,
the Botany WorHtcd Mills. the N.N,
Jersey WorstcC Spinning Company, The
Fortsnann & huffman Co. and In"
Gcra Mills. all OF Passaic, y. J. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30

were no serious attacl,a by tho enemy
in this res ION during the day
The French. says the announcement.
are continuing their offensive on III"
southern trout between Moutdidicr and
Lassirny Fresh French troops are
arriving in this region.
The text OF the announcement reads:
"Norih OF the Sommc we maintained
al! our positions. No serious enemy
attacks have been launched during the
day.
south OF ,he soinmc there has been
heavy lighting. our troops have bee"
pressed ha@k-.t, a line running west OF
uamcl. MArcc!cavc and pemu,n. O.! the
French front south OF Demum thr
French line runs through Mc2!ercs. La
NeuN lle- sire Bernard and Cirat.hus TO
Just west o! Montdidi"r. There has
boon further heavy fighting to-day on
this line.
between Montdidier and i-assigmy
tho French counteroffcnsive continues.
Fresh French troops are arriving. Eas,
OF Lassguy there is no change III the
French line.
"a captured German order shows shat
on March ~ the objective of an c2emN
division which attacked near St. .Gucr-
sin WAS to DC the Sonl,nc. near Ham, a
distance of at least eleven miles. Net
uully the division in question pcne-
;ratcd rather less than three miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Tells How Rasputin
Served Germany

In the instniincut published to-
day Of the revelations of the
Countess Won Srhuu;nbcrE, she tells
BOW the Intelligence OHicc OF the
'rr"nn government "eIiItivatcd"
Hasrutin long before his services
were actually needed to advance
German interests at the ItusSInn
court.
!hc mnnncr i'm yyhlch this rcpuI-
hi'r person exercised his hypnotic
power over tho female relatives OF
the hcnds Of government, and WINS
on most friendly terms with the
'Harina, h dcscripcd, az well ms
inc way in which the Spy invciSled
him into writing ~ personal letter
10 the CHnr urging Immediate peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
A:lcgcd Drnft ENndcr Shot.

RANKINGS WYO.. March .9-V!c-
tor T. Ward, OF Grimes Okla. an a.
legged draft evaGcr. was shot and 1rob
ably fatally wounded to-day in u bat
tic IN lonely cabin in the Seminole
Mountain. where Ward is ALLEGED 10
hay" been in hiding Tor several weeks,
according 70 word reaching here to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
c.Il In s5o, ooo, 900 NH.

WASHINGTON. March 90 The ad
m'nis,ra,ion appropr;atinS s50.000,006
tor houses for war workers in con-
gcsted industrial centcrs was called up
IL the House to-day under a special
rule. but vote was not reached II
VIII he considered further after the
Liberty loan bill Is passed. probably
Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
SMALL BOY KILLED
FIrc-icnr-Oid Son OF }. G., y. r.,u
ley, OF I.EncIiburE. struck
by Automobile.
Especial TO Tho Times. oIsno,

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch.,
LfNcljBCltG, VA. March 29.--p,
ton. the hvc-y"ar. old son OF ]. q
Tankorslcy. Il police detective bc-. -
almost instantly killed late to-day
'front.' of his home by an autonoh
"riNcr By j. L. Cox. Il travelling sal,
man. The enid ran in front of ,
eur irori TIC rear Of 4 wagon. /
nr'k was broken by one Of TIE whc
~ ,ne car; Mr.. Cox WAS violent
Frustrated by the accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
\ Victim OF I'ciln-rn.

lSD6c'nl 20 Inc Timos- plIuai.N-l
D.iNN!i.Lr:, VA. March - sir a,
". salmon. of Mar,iuayiIc. g. dead "a,
the age %: siAty-tivr - result, % pcua
Sra. contracted r"w yrars ago. She
was formcrl% MISS Robertson. Of PITT
SNivanin Gents, and IS survived by
her husband and i've Sh!lur.u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
TO COMMISSION TAFT
Sergeant Has Qualified for Efficiency,
and Is Recommended for
prumOtlom.
IBy Associated Frogs !

~ Associatcd i'-casl
WITH !iiE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. March 20. Sergeant Major
charles +. Ta!t, son OF former pre.i-
dent Taft. has been recommended
through the regular military chan
n"!s' for promotion TO 1 commissioned
"iicer. Sergeant Major Taft who has
been at the front for some time. is
said to have proved himself an CT
hcich, noncommissioncd officer. and TO
nave ual!!ications for u commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
THEATER IN JERUSALEM
Army Authorities Arrange for Diver
sion Of Soldiers of hllcnbys
Army.
fRv A.socia,cd press.l

LONDON. March 2S.-The two lcad!i. {;
;teatcrs in Jerusalem have been taken
owe! by the British military authorities.
AID are now producing home talent
shows for the diversion and entertain
mcnt OF The soldiers. Two theatrical
Programs which have just reached Lon
don indicate the type OF performante
which IL being provided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30

to permit tho enemy by his naneuvcrs
TO shape the course which the baitle
shall take
The general feeling is shat for Ger
many the battle IS virtually lost. that
Tor the allies the battle is aboat to
begin
rtRIS NOT MAIN
DIRECTIVE or orFENSI,U
The operations thus far are accepted
as confirming the theory that Paris was
NOT the main objective OF The German
offensive, but that the plan Of the
enemy was to break the connection
between the French and Births armies
III which he has failed His main az
rect attack was westward toward tll.
sea. The Germans seek Am!cns be-
eause this town is an important rail.
way center Of communicates win
gland. The loss OF Ariens would he
'nconvcn!ent. but not vital
Violent Nighttime continued last even.
ing and last night in the region of
Nonididier. the War Office announced
today. IN spite OF German counter
Iiachs. the French held on 10 tho
villages which they took yesterday In
,hls region.
Monchel was taken by French ;roops.
North OF Mpntdidicr. French and
Brush troops mold UP the German
thrust. The German losses have bccn
extremely heavy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
National Army Troop, TO Parade.

ATL.INTA. March :? -Natlouai Army
troops from Camp Gordon VIII parade
~ Atlanta on Apr!! : In celebration OF
,he opening ot the !oyai campaign for
The third Liberty loan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Two .NNintnrs Killed

FORT WoRTl!. TEX, March ea..-
i. }. Dwycr and J. Scott Rowan. both
members OF tho British Eoya! Flying
'orps. were killed in aviation accidents
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Of Saint Gond.

of Saint Ciond.
( roch commanded the troops whicl,
! saved Ypres.
Foch was commander in-chc Of the
French forces at the blt;lc or the
Somme. They swept back the Germans
over the very ground through which
TOR the last eight days they have add
vancei at such rr.ghtful cost.
FCch commanded at the LATHE 81 The
User. There he was comnandcr-in-
chief OF the British forces. There were
more British thar French under his
orders. Joint command will not hc
new To him.
and last and most daring. Foch was
commander chief OF The .in=!p-
French army which rushed into Italy
ana stopped the Hun onrush into Italy
plains Of Ncnetia.
FUCH'S PROMOTION Will.
IMPLICIT NO nEtitTDCRNS
Tonmics and bcrgaglicri know him
and ido!izc him only less ih.u do his
own poiluS. II amy man c:n take the
supreme command of the ifriti-h armies
without INJECTING heartburn in Enr-
land IL is General Foci. accordin. -
iii" opinion OF British military mon
here.
Officers at the Italian embassy have
welcomed tho news with cheers
British opposition to the appoint
ment OF q Gcneral!ssimo when such Il
step WAS first urged by Colonel House
Ut far!s months ago. IL Is recalled here
to-day. WAS almost who'll" political
and at home. The r '.Sh army ucvrr
objected. Now. il is Tho opinion here
with the bad scare tho Eriti.n public
nave hid. no politician in Eng lauu will
dare 10 raise his voice arains, tho new
leader particularly ~ ho is. Con, raj
Fnch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
VIRGINIA DRAFT QUOTA
ARRIVES At CAMP LEE
Grandson Of President John Tyler
Among Men Inductcd Into Ser
vice From Petersburg.
DIVISIONAL REVIEW TO-DAY
Six AirplaneS Ordered to National
Army Cantonmcpt Will BE Used
i'll Training Radio and Liaison or
fccrS OF Division.

Sncc.al % The Times Dispatch.
CAMP LEE. VA. March o9--NIore
than 1000 Nirsinians. including Rich
;nonds Quota on the second draft. ar
rived 1T camp Lee to-day. and tonight
are CuaricroG in the barracks OF the
Fifth Training Battalion. one hundred
and i'ifty-tifth Depot brigade. where
ta"N VIII remain for several days be-
tore being assigned 10 the various
regiments within the division.
The camps quota scheduled 10 ar.
rive in The iv"day period beginning
to-day is a.?SS--:.;IS from Virginia
"a" from pennsylvania. and l.ai4
from West Virginia.
Kilograms received AZ division head
quarters indicated that the West Mir
;;inans had already let, their homes
for IN. camp. but none had arrived
early Tonight. The fennsylvanians
viii begin to leave their local boards
on nest Monday and will be here
within three days thereafter
Among rctersbutS's quota 80 tho
ca'no who arrived today was John
Tyler E!lis. grandson OF John Tyler
former Pres dent OF the United states
Nh ELLIS il the third OF his family 70
join the coiors. HIS two brothers hav-
ing volunteered immcdia iciy after the
outbreaks % tho war. With tic rxccp-
ton Of his father who is a Confed-
crate veteran, every male adult mem
Dor Of his family Is now in tn. service.
His father and mother reside a,
Shawsvilir. Va.
Tho divisional review VIII probably
draw the largest crowd Of civilians
THAI has %vt visited tho cautonmcn.
l;rigadicr -Gcucral Lloyd NJ. Brett, tho
ranking hrisaGicr-scncraL VIII lead
the ono Hundred ana S!Xt!cth Brigade
across, III. drill Held
Sin a!rpiancs have been ordered 20
Camp Lee, and. according to Major
General CronIshitc. should arrive hero
not later than .tir!l 10.
MI radio and liason officers OF tho
division Will bc required 20 make
flights in order TO fam;!iarizc them
selves with the methods Of obscrva-
ton and transmitting messaGc-
TWO NlI,GISItNS ARE
SENTENCED FOR DT:SERVIuN
Two N.rGinians were to-day sen
fenced 10 terms at hard labor Cor de
s"rti"u. William II. Barnett. Company
X, Three hundred and Eighteenth
Regiment. deserted his command on
January . and was arrested lively.
days later n his home at Et;; stone
Gap. Va. Friends had oudcdvorcd TO
get him 10 return, but lie told them
that 10 return VAS death, anyway, and
that he would a. soon die there" The
court that tried tho case gave INN
went" years ~ hard labor. bu, this
WAS reduced by Ma;or-Cicncrai Cronk-
hit" {" fifteen years.
samuel NJ Camphe!. OF Company L.
Three llnndrci and Eighteenth Rcg,-
mont. icfy camp on December on i
tiv"-'!a" pass. lie went directly 10 his
home ut Mount Jackson. Va. and re-
manned until arrested on February GO.
II" was given twenty years by tho
genera! court that tried the case. bur.
on account OF tho shor, tim. ;hat nc
bad been in tho service. this WAS re-
ducch 70 ton years by General Cronk-
h.i".
ho,h Of the sentences viii be served
u; Fort JAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
pUILlS HAVE NEVER
HEIN HEATEN UNDER HIN

These predictions arc based on the
mans record. Not only have his poilus
never known defeat. hut he has al
ready led British troops to victory
Furthermore he knows tho battle
ground in I'ica"dy as IL man knows the
work of his own hand. Here Is his
record.
roch commanded the French center
A. tho battle Of the Marine. II out
!unncuvcrcd and overwhelmed the
rrussinn guards and amnihilated tn"
Eaiscr's finest troopers IN the marshes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
GENERAL FOCH NEVER
LED POLUS TO DEFEAT
Held Center at Marine, Headed Troops Saving Ypres,
Commanded at User Drove Back Huns at Somme
and Helped Italians Halt Enemy.

WASHINGTON. March 2a.--"Thc al
lies have found a leader OF heroic size.
an Inspiring single figure ABOUT whom
they can rally. Foch H. Il name to CO.
juro with because Il has never bee"
coupled with defeat. Victory na>,
crowned every operation over which
lac had control
This is the way a Preach officer VINO
earned his Groin dc Gucrrc under Focn.
spoke of his Old commander. the new
Gcn.ralissimo OF all Freedoms armies
in France Tonight. He spoke with
shining eyes. His opinion Is echoed by
British officers as well.
AZ last. they say, the allies have
filed the great zap in their lines. AS
it required q Wellington TO fuse IN"
armies against Napoleon and make
them win, as Grant rose through the
ranks OF able hut unsuccessful Union
generals ana forced the surrender OF
,hc unbcatcn Lee. SO now comes Foch
TO drive with tie force OF his winning
personality tho armies which viii
crush the great llindenburg.
Not only Is he great military
leader. say members of the allied mis-
sious; hut he viii he {, great popular
nero Confidence OF troops and people
viii build about him and personal de
vot!on VIII hold UP his able hands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-27
Hun,or!ne People Isn't PIeasant
"Humoring a man" sounds like

"dumorlng man sounds Ike pleasant and comfortable thing, but when one links humoring with the question of who makes the money. i2 does not seem very fiatter.nS 10 the humorer or the humoree, says writer in the Woman's Home Companion And what lamentahle sight is that of the humoree. what deep inequality 1t implies and what an absence of any real respect O. understanding between two people in whose lives humoring Is q part of the daily routiraI When the one to be humored Is a woman 1t may mean that man has been forced into the craven part Of dcing anything Cor the sake of peace. There are few concessions some men will not make 70 avoid a domestic storm. Some un fortunate men there are who even give up vital friendships, legitimate forms of recreation, and even their own individuauties in this unworthy cause.