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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
LIQUOR CASE DISMISSED
BY u. S. JUDGE SANFORD

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec, 31.--The
case of the United States against M
B. Knight, sheriff of Cheatham county,
charged with dealing in liquor with
out license, was this morning taken
Sanford, and dismissed Knight was
charged with a sale of 50 cases of con-
fiscated whisky for $1,71O Judge San
ford held that assuming that Knight
sold the liquor for the $1,710, this did
not as matter of law constitute car
rying on the business of wholesale
liquor dealer as required by the fed
eral statute. Several sales would be
evidence OF this.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31


Bolshevism has been given serious
consideration during the last two days
by the American peace delegates, es-
pecially since the receipt Of dispatches
indicating progress of the German Boil,
sheTk element toward gaining control
in Berlin. The progress Of the Russian
Bolsheviki in Poland and Esthonia also
is being watched
Although the United States has not
officially recognized the Polish gov
ernment, it has recognized the inde
pendence Of Poland and the American
delegates in Paris have conferred with
the Polish representatives here
While the American delegation will
make no statement concerning the pro-
lection to be given Poland and Esthon-
ia they are apparently inclined to pre-
vent the Russian Bolsheviki from dom
mating those countries Until the con-
ference actually ConVenes it will be
difficult for the allies to take any pre-
ventive measures, although the suffer-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
PRIVATE W. B. WALL
WOUNDED IN FRANCE

Private William B. Wall, Of Company
G, 329th infantry, was severely wound
ed in the neck Nov. Z, and Il IN a
base hospital in France, according to
word received by the soldiers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wall, 9OS Orphan
age avenue.
He received his baptism Of fire on
Oct IA, and participated in several bat
Ties before he was wounded. He en-
tered the army May ~, lglS ana framed
for five weeks at Camp Pike, Ark, be-
fore moving to the coast. He is 2S
years of age.
, Private wall has two brothers in
the service in France, Sergt. Ira L.
Wall, and Joseph A. Wall, the latter
with the 114th field artillery, now in
Luxembourg.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
FAVORABLE REPORTS ON
RUSSIAN FRONT GIVEN

WASHINGTON. Dec. Sl.-Favorable
reports on the situation in the Archs
angel region of Russia, where some urtIs
official accounts have pictured the
North Russian. allied and American
forces as facing destruction at the
hands Of the Bolshevtid in overwhelming
ing numbers, have been given 10 the
state department by G. A. Martiuszine,
representative here Of the. Archangel
government. t#H+ "
According to these reports, the Boil
shevk soldiers are differed by Ger
mans and consequently are able TO
make good use OF their artillery and
rapid-fire guns, hut they have, no
stomach for fighting that does not
ponentS. #F
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
FIND BODY OF WOMAN
IN RIVER; HUNT SLAYER

RICHMOND, Va. Dec 3i.--The body
Of an unidentified young woman found
in the James river five miles upstream
from Richmond apparently had heen
thrown into the water some distance
above the city. police investigating the
case said today The position OF the
body which was entaugled in tree
roots. showed. they Satd, that the re-
cent nigh waters Ind receded some
three feet since the corpse lodged
against the bank, Police are working
on the theory that t5e woman was
murdered. There was nothing on the
body to show the womHn's name
$. NJ. Shrewsbury Of Nashville.
Tenn telegraphed police headquarters
today, asking for a detailed description
Of the body, saying that he had a
daughter missing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
NEW SOUTH MEMPHIS
OPPOSES ANNEXATION

New South Memphis is opposed to be-
ing annexed to Memphis proper,
At mass meeting of property owners
Monday night at Davis store, score
or more citizens OF that section voted
the he city, and In order to to- obtain tie
united support of all property holders
in this objection, another mass meeting
has been called for Friday night At 1880
o'clock at l. O. O. f. hall, Florida
street, at which time concerted and
final action win he taken and the mat
ter presented TO the city authorities,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
BIOL LSHEvISM BREAKS OUT
IN GERMAN SlLESlA

LONDON, Dee. 3L~- Bolshevism broke
out In German Sllesia Saturday, ae-
cordlng 10 a Berlin dispatch 70 the
Express. Striking miners have sei4ed
OFFICERS OF the companies employing
them, and under menace OF loaded rifles
have compelled them TO sign AL sorts
of documents" the dispatch says.
Ii Is stated the disorders are OF a
Russian Bolshevist character ana there
has heen numbering and pillagink in the
affected region. SilCsia has heen de-
clared a Bolshevlst republic, II IL said,
Field Marshal Won Hindenbure has
,telegraphed to German Industrial mag
mates, saying he would support British
bceupation of Berlin, according 10 q
Berlin dispatch to the Mali under date
OF Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
TWO ARE FINED $25 ON
FOOD VIOLATION CHARGE

Nick Polas, restaurant owner. 1S1
jefferson avenue, and w. A. ]. Rober-
son. dairyman, Mill Branch road, were
fined s25 each Tuesday morning by
Police Judge L. T. Fitzhngh on charges
of violating the pure food laws.
City Chemist Mantel charged Polas
with selling milk 40 per cent below
standard, besides dipping it from cans.
Robertson was charged with having
added 40 per cent water To the milk.
They were arrested by Officer Hicks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
BIG SNOW FALLING IN
KANSAS AND MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY Mo, Dee. 3l---A
heavy snow. accompanied ny u sharp
wind began falling throughout Kansas
and Western Missouri TO-DAY, presaging
resumption Of conditions which pre-
vailed last week when railroads and
highways in this section were blocked
with great drifts of snow and live
stock suffered because OF difficulty IN
feeding Much colder weather Is fore
cast
Reports from wichita this morning
tell Of snow filled railroad cuts and the
annulment OF trains,
The streets Of Kansas City are u
mOrass Of slush and mud, adding to
the transportation problems caused by
the strike OF street car men
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
GAS SUPPLY VANlSHES
AS COLD WAVE COMES

q LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 81, (Spl)
With a cold wave predicted for to-
night, including snow and Il tempera-
ture Of 20 degrees and an even lower
temperature tomorrow. Arkansas cities
depending on gas for fuel viii suffer.
The cofferdam around the break near
Sulphur river has broken and there Is
little prospect Of gas before Thursday,
II then.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
VESSEL STRANDED.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-The British
steamer Merida. from Baltimore Dec.
G. is stranded off Pointe du Tcuquet,
on the French coast south OF Brulogne.
Although they report the vessel IS not
damaged, the crew has been obliged TO
abandon her owing to the heavy
weather,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
NEW DISORDERS OCCUR
IN HUN COAL FIELDS

GENEVA, Dec. 81 (Hhvas New
valley coal fields in Westphalia,, Ger
many. Armed strikers attacked sol,
dicrs guarding two coal mines an. ana
both properties were damaged Inc
strikers were finally compelled TO re-
sumo work
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
TELEGRAPH EMPLOYEES
GET INCREASE IN PAY

WASHINGTON, Dec. Increased
wages, effective tomorrow. for en-
ployes Of all departments of telegraph
systems under government control ex-
cept employees at "nonfunctiona" Of
fiCes and messengers, were announced
today by Postmaster General Burleson.
Employees In service more than q year
and a half get an increase of 10 per
cent and those employed less than d
year and a half per cent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
STAMP SALES GROW.

December's sale of postage stamps
are estimated at $3.50, 900, which is an
increase of $4,000 over sales Of the
corresponding month in 1917, according
to statements of c. w. Metcalf, Jr.,
postmaster. Sales for November
amounted to S106, ,476.25, showing an in
crease OF 81. 1856 over NovembeR OF 1917
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
TWO ARMIES MOVING
UPON CITY OF KIEV

ONSTANTINOPLE, Dec 81 CRy
the Associated Press,D A volunteer
army and French force are advancing
from Rumania through Measurable to-
ward KieV, the GkrainiLn capital aC-
cording to a report from Odessa re-
CeiVed here
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
SIX SAILORS LOST.

WASHINGTON. Dec 31.-The navy
department announces the death Of six
enlisted men who were lost overheard
from the vessels to which they were
attached. They include Fireman Ira r.
Langston, Boerne, Tex. from Y, S, s.
Syckman, Dec. II.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
'ElSNER SIDES AGAINST
PREMIER OF GERMANY

n. pARis Dec. 3LB (IIAya slr.i FIss.s w.
9trtef brrtnirt IN BRvafiAs hws sidtde dewEtyla
the independent socialists against
Friedrich Ebort, the German premier
according to advices to the Petit Pa
risiCu
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
WILL HOLD SERVICES.

Special New Years services will be
held at the Cetnral Baptist church, II
to p, m, and also at 5 p, m, The
subject at the noon meeting will be
New Year Resolutions" Rev Ben
Cox will preside at both meetings.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
BALFOUR HOLDING !
CONFERENCE W. H
COLONEL H(z JSE

PARIS Balour, foreign secretary
with Col F. NJ House The talk the discussions wh
President Wilson England with Premier
eary Bafou and had do with the taking the practical
tails peace
Bosm given Poles Eshonans
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31

Advance IN The value OF pTActcaIIy
everything accounts, Of course, for a
large part of the increased clearings,
but officials of the banks cite the fact
that the difference between 1917 and
1918 is much greater than the average
cost Of everything then and now, 40
there has necessarily been an enlarge
ment In the volume Of business done.
But for the slowness Of movement Of
cotton in this territory the showing
would have been much better, but bank
officials say that business has been
take care of,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31

Capt Amos J. Peaslee was recently
appointed judge advocate of the gem
eral court martial at the largest head
quarters Of the American troops abroad.
He will have charge of the prosecution
of the important cases Of U. S, sol
diers under charges.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
Sl8,l6Q,DOO,OOO
YEAR COST Of WAR
TOUNTEDSTATES
Figures Complied From Treas
ury Reports Show Immense
Sums Were Needed for War
and Loans to Allies.

. WASHINGTON, Dec Sl,---t cost the
American people about VIZ, be,OVo'Vuv to
run its war government and make loans
TO the niiies IN the year enulhs touaS'
according to compilations from treas
beccmher expenditures, above $4,000,
000 O0O, the record OF the nations nus
tory. sent aggregate war costs TO date
10 approximaiely S2A, 800, 900 600 80.
OF the SIS, l0l, 100000 paid out IN 1918,
probably $40 000, 600 went for the
army and the general mihIery estap.
lshment, about Sa,0n0, 100000 for the
navy, ST, OOO, 600, 900 for the shipbuildlng
program, $1,000 900 ,o0o for other eivll
government needs, and t4,lsOOoOVoo as
loans to the allies,
Although hostllties eeasod nearly two
mouths ago the governments outlay
each day Is mounting because o. tne
liuuidation OF war contracts and treas
ury officials said indications are the
demands on the government IN the
first month Of the new year may he
even more than for this month -
With estimates Of expenses ~ the
last few days. not yet actually eotn-
piled, officials believe. December en-
nearly 5000 900, 900 more than last
months high record This includes
nearly $t90,000 600 estimated for allied
loans, and 81 ,670, 600, 600 estimated Tor
the governments actual expenditures
That the public has paid only about
one third Of war expenses, Including
foreign loans, in taxes, In cash ana
two-thlrds as loans to be repaid in
another generation, is indicated by
treasury figures OF collections from va
rIous sources With the last four days
OF the year not yet tabulated receipts
from taxes, customs and miscellaneous
revenue amounted to $4,6SdQ63,00O, OF
which Se,g49 ,0Sg ,O00 came from Income
and excess profits taxes alone; Al24, :
6iS,o0O from other federal taxesl only
sill .N00, 900 from customs duties on I'M
ports and the balance, or about N,0SS, :
600 900, has come into the treasury from
the Fourth Liberty loan In addition
! iii. .sO2 900 600 worth OF certificates OF
| Indebtedness have been sold and suhse"
| quently largel yredeemed from Liberty
lunu receipts
War savings stamps and certificates
have brought $3.50, 600 600 into the treas
| ury which, with the exception4pf Sl0,-
| 600 600 worth OF these small securities
| sold in December, 1871, represents the
| entire harvest from war savings and
thrift stamps in the year they have
! been on the market, n
! War savings reqeintS this month
Lamount to about 0,000,00O The way
In which war expenses have mounted
| from month to month ls shown by the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31

There'n be quail on toast on May
or Monteverde's supper table to-
night, unless all signs fail
Accompanied by few friends,
he left early this morning for a
bird hunting expedition near Rose
mark. Tenn. He took three tow
sacks to bring back the game.
--(Press, Monday afternoon)
Mayor Monteverde is utilizing the
shank end of the holiday season by
hunting quail He went bird hunt
ing near Rosemark Monday. He has
promised to divide his bag of birds
with the other commissioners
CThe News Scimitar, Monday after
nOOn.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
BIRD HUNT TURNS
OUT TO Be NEAT
TRICK Of MAYOR
Monteverde Deceived Citizens
Committee With Regard to
His Position on the City
Manager Plan.

Following are the stories that ap-
peared in the Memphis papers Monday
regarding the mayors famous bird
hunt, with three tow sacks to bring
back the game" which may throw some
light on the political situation:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
BANK CLEAR|NCS
SET NEW RECORD
Past Year Shows Greatest
Gain Totaling Over
$117,O0O,00O.

Bank Clearngs in Memphis set new
records for the year 1918 by goodly
margin, while the month of December
also was record. The clearings for
the calendar year show a total Of $73S
78.607.58 which compares with 1921
OS3,5l9,56 for 1917, a gain Of slightly
more than s117,O00,000
December clearings totaled S96,473,-
1928. which compares with the Octo-
ber amount, the previous record. of
$g5, ,lS5,451.0 November Ciearings
were $94. 16S, ,12s.19.
The rapid increase In the CIearlnEs
for the past several years is shown by
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31

ings OF the Poles and the Esthonians
appeal strongly to the Americans,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-31
Weather Forecast

Rain, probably turn
ing to snow; colder;
moderate cold wave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
WILL NAME SUBSTITUTE
Excmption hoard No. ? In Need OF Ser
Vices Of Competent E1nmiu-
ing Physlcian.

Following a consultation with DR.
p 7. Euckor. who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks with
fractured hip. caused by the sippcri-
ness of The streets during tho last cold
snap. MIR. Eoisseau. chairman Of local
exemption board No. 3. announced yes
tcrday that the doctor would not be
able 10 conduct the physical e1amina-
tons OF the registered men Of this
board. The board had been delaying
tho examination Of the rcgistrants in
me hope that Ilr. Ruckcr would have
recovered 50 az TO bc able TO serve
When IT was found that Il successor
Of br. Ruckcr would have to he an
pointed the members OF the board do
t'drd 10 hold Il special meeting to-day
Tor the purpose Of securing some com
i'"Ioni man L" handle this ;mportant
branch of tho work At a late hour
last night, however. Mr.. BoiSscau was
unable 10 state the name of tho physi-
,lan who would probably be selected
as II Is difficult 10 find u man with The
proper qualifications who feels that he
can neglect his practice to the extent
mat the duties OF board examiner would
nereSsitate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
HONOR GEORGE FiTZHUGH
Elect Him Commander OF Eit1 Lee
Camp, M. i--Other Officers Arc
Named Tor ,'cnr,

At the regular meeting of Fitz Lee
Camp, No. J. Cnitad States Spanish
War Veterans. held at tho Crays'
-ArmorS "Wednesday night. tho following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: George T.. fitZhush. commanders.
Lieutenant Russell T.. Norvcll SIR, vice
commander; James l.. Failing. Jr. vice
commander; Captain Anthony W. Mill
Ter. officer of tho day: Captain Alvah e.
Cousins. of1ircr of the guard; Frederick
liam II. Richardson. historian: Major
scr, instructor.
Commander Fitzhush announced the
following STAFF appointments:
+ lieutenant Luther T. Matthew. adj
jutant: Lieutenant Edwin S Loving.
quartcrmaster: Harry Bernstein SER
Eeantmajor: Captain George T. Shack
elford. assistant quarterInastcr. The
retiring commander, Charles L. Hof-
mann. WAS elected trustee for the on
suing term. Arrangements werc made
to have Department Commanders Mcr-
Ger Hartman, of Roanoke, come to
Richmond OH Wednesday. March -. to
install the newly elected and appointed
officers OF the camp.
Commander FitHhuSh announced n
special initial feature will be added
at installation ceremonies, as there
were quito a number of applications
on hand.
A special committee on membership.
consisting of James T. Failing. Russell
l.. Norvell and Luther 7. Matthew's. was
appointed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

which went up to Washington Tues
day morning to hear tho famous
evangelist. was highly pleased with his
sermon, and several of the committee
stayed over TO hear him again Tues
day night. Tho committee was COM
posed Of DR.. Cecil. chairman: Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel, -. D.. pastor OF
FIRST Baptist Church; Rev. G.. L. Arcn-
dali. secretary OF the Baptist Council
or Richmond: S. Is. Mckee, general
secretary OF the Richmond Y. NJ. c. ~:
Rev. Samuel L. Dumvilie. pastor Of
Decatur Str>>t Methodist Church; \. o.
Hawkins and others.
Or. Mcdaniel was especially pleased
with the sermon. which no listened to
with deep interest. Tuesday morning.
and declared the man himself to DC
wonderful and possessed OF carncs,ncSs
and zeal and power, but obviously very
tired. DIR. Mcdaniel was agrccabiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
Banish that Backaehe

Many Persons suffer with backaeho oyery
morning. They think msybo they have lain
ina cramped position or olse got a little cold.
Moro than ikely tho backacho is due to
their ktdneys, and the Timely use OF Foley
kidney Pills Is Just what Is needed for ouict
relief.
Mrs. j. d. Miller, col Clifford Street, syrs.
euse, N. T., writcs:-I suffered with kidney
trouble and rheumatism. had severe back.
ache aud felt miserable and all played out.
bought some Of Foley Kidney pills aud after
taxing two bottles, can say my blackjack, !,
gone, and whore l used to lie awake night.
with rheumatic pains, I can now sleep in
comfort Foley Kidney Pills did wonderful
things for me, and I recon mend ther, to all
my aeauaintances and friends"
For baclacho, lame back, sti IN swollen joipt,.
rheum alto pains, headaches aud nervousness
duo to kidney disorders, Foley Kidney Pills
arc quickly effective, tonic, aud most salts,
factory in results. Try them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
Berlin Streets Now
Strewn With Filth

IEnatius kinast, writing his OK
pcrirnccs while spending six months
In Germany, to-day tells u story OF
the dlth liz the streets of Berlin,
which formerly were tho pride OF
the world.
Kinnst nlss relates his expert
ences with a rough citizen OF the
foreign lsnd which nearly landed
him behind prison bars.
''Berifners now dress shnbbiIy," 10
another striking sentence In to-dny's
instnlInent, OF "Six Months In He'll
and Back Again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
;:iHOSPITAL TO CELL
,E,"nman. ClaininE 10 BE Soldier,
Bride, Broke JIer Parole In
WaAliiuEtou

VA. February og
5ertfNde Kirby, alias Gertrude LLOYD.
as Gertrude Thorpe. tho young wo.
IN who attempted suicide fcw davs
q Mount Jackson by taking BIZ
bride Of mercury. gave up her cot
he, Hospital here for Il cell i'm ,hc
ntYijail. She is young ana beauti-
buH,has led a checkereG career.
he ,Eoung woman was arrested iu
hi Washington on charge o,
Ind Iarceny. hut her sentence yy,s
lpen3rd by Justice Harry Covincton
she WAS paroicd For several
thsilshe reported each month TO Tie
PorIGies, but finally disappeared
kiHe her parole. She succeeded i'm
ins,,the police in several citirs and
trades OF her werc lost until She
tHi end her life A. Mount Jackson
lEAt brought 10 the hospital here.
Ing 10 be the wife OF Harry
iFwarrant in the hands or The
|iHiice is dated as OF January 4.
Hid was issued by the Supreme
TX tho District OF Columbia after
ape known that she had violated
4ble and was again performing
dWtricks. She VIII remain in Jail
NJ oficcr from Washington comes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
DR.. JOHNSON'S FATHER
HAS STROKE OF PARALYSIS
Illness OF Parents OF Young Dentist
May Cause Postponcmcnt Of
rrini Set for March ~.

Or. lcmucl j. johnson. the young
dentist who has been confined in the
city Jail tor nearly two months await
ing trial on the charge of poisoning his
bride of three months. Alice Knight
johnson. OF 1913 North Twcnty-sccond
street. has received Il letter from his
home at MiddicscN, y. G.. stating that
his father is very i'll. as tho result of Il
stroke of paralysis sustained d few
days ago. Attorney ". NJ. Smith, Jr,
who with Attorney John L. Woodward,
of Wilson. y. g.. will represent the ac-
cuscd doctor when he is arraigncd in
the Hastings Court, yesterday received
letter from his associate stating that
the condition of DIR. JohnSon's father
was much improved. and that thcro was
n likelihood that he would be able TO
hc present at tho trial. which is set
for March |.
The letter also contained word that
the mother OF the young man. who is
Gow awaiting trial. had been i'll for
some Time. Mr.. Smith WAS unable to say
last night whether there was any prob-
ability Of the trial being continued on
account OF illness in tho Johnson FAM
I lily. hut stated that the dctcnyc would
/ regret very much the necessity Of going
I 10 trial With the young mans father
absent. lie added that both sides were
eager 20 have the matter disposed OF
as soon as possible.
The demeanor Of the prisoner has not
been changed appreciabIy by has long
confinement in the jail. il was stated
/ Yesterday. lie still takes 4 great i'm
tcrcst IN reading the daily paucrs aud
! follows the events OF the times closely
/ In speaking OF tho illness of his Gather
/ he remarked that he was SURPRISED TO
hear Of him heing in III health. The
word that his father had sustained a
stroke of para lyss and that his mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

surprised to find that tho ASewduse
Trail Evangelist" did not pull on any
of the stunts" which arc usually
credited to his efforts.