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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-30

one of the small touches that adds
much to some of the new sports
blouses is buttonholes of gingham,
These buttonholes sometimes appear
on blouscs with collars and cuffs Of
Bingham and sometimes on blouses
otherwise white or Of plain color
The Bingham, Of course, Is in plaid or
striped pattern,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-30
Hang this Card In your Kitchen.
RATI ON c A R D
New Works. Honor System for Food
Saving by Voluntary Rationing.

WEEKLY ALLOWANCE PER PER.
son
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-30
Variety In Neck Effects.

High'necked arrangements are seen
upon II small proportion of the new
model blouses, but a vast majority are
frankly open ut the front, though not
extraordinarily low, and some are
slightly low at the front and almost to
the shoulder points ut the side.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-30

II Is said that only about one third
Of our population realizes the urgency
for conserving foodstuffs, and that the
rest of our people must he brought to
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-30

Every sort Of plaid and every sort Of
stripe appear In spring lines Of silks
to make the way Of the designer Of
separate skirts a path Of pleasure. He
is not haWpered by short allowance Of
material and he Is inspired by lovely
eoiors so all that he need keep In mind
Is that simplicity is the order Of the
day.
The skirt Of striped silk shown liz
the picture is simple and smart, with .
graduated tunie plated at one side
and pointed at the other. There's q
draped girdIe Of silk ending under
three buttons at the right side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
Text of Note Sent Germany Regarding
 
 ArmiStice PendinQ

  and communicate them the armstice " , informed handed the Swiss minister Secreary Lansing. The of Secreary Lansing's follows:
  ton the German "n president had
 
  
  submit associated against the of such involved
 
  military 
 observations by the follows: The careful consideration the passed the United States German Subject the which follow they Germany addresses enunciaed his relating could this subjct they the address
  doubt ought allowed exist provision implies By
  the civilian allies and their by the 
 with the President notify the allied accredited communicate them the terms armistce. Accept Sir the of hohe consideration "ROBERTb LANSING"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
MCCORMICK DEFEATS HAMILTON LEWIS
 IN ILLINOIS

Chicago, Nov. 5-With nearly half of the Cook county vote counted and more than 400 precincts reported from down state, returns indicated the elec- tion of Medill Mccormick as United States senator from Illinois. Sena- tor James Hamilton Lewis, democrat ic whip in the senate, had plurality of 26,3O9 in Cook county while Me Cormick was leading on the down state returns by 13,803. Following out the ration of these votes showed that Senator Lewis would carry Cook coun- ty by about 65,00O while Mccormick would come up to the county line with lead of 115.0O0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
uIEs DECLARE WILLINGNESS TO MAKE PEACE ON TERMS
 Gr FORTH BY PRESIDENT WILSON IN PREVIOUS NOTES
Publication of the Terms Are Withheld Until Germans Have Accepted Or Rejected Them, But Details Of Armistice Are Same As Was
 Granted Austria.

Washington, Nov 5.-MarSha Foch has the terms M armistice for Germany and awaits application for them |u the German military command in the field
 The government at Berlin is informed in a note which Secretary Lansing handed to Minister Suzer of Switzerland tonight announcing that the allies have de- darpd their willingness to make peace the prcipes |ahmciated by President Wilson. The note is
 e cable In 24 hours it should be in the hands of the Germans; in AS hours the world may know whether an Immediate end of the war is at hand.
 Publication of details of the armistce terms still is withheld. They may not be made known until the Ger mans have accepted rejected them the fol-
 @d by the allies in dealing with Bulgaria, Turkey and Austria Only the details in doubt, however, and no lone questions that acceptance abjec surrender The statement has been authorzd that the drastic mdltons under which Austria passed out of the war hve been followed closely and in to queries for further information officials said tonight the statement of Premier Cemenceau, cabed from Paris, by the Asso
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
4 ++ +++ +** * * I

New York, Nov. 5.-At midnight the congressional elections returns were just a little more than half in, and on the figures then at hand show ed gain of three seats in the house and two seats in the senate for the Republicans. .z,-.e...
 Up the that hour Acting Chairman Cummings of the Dtmocratic national committee has issued statement claiing democratic gains in both houses of congress.
 Chairan Hays of the Republican na- tional committee had not issued a statement but said he felt sure that the Republicans would control the house.
 The turnovers came in New York, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and KansaA but so closely was a Democratic defeat in one district neu- tralized by a Republican defeat in another, that the net results were verp close.
 The Democratic leaders in congress, Senator Simmons of North Carolina, and Representative Kitchin of North Carolna, were reelected as were the house Republican leader, Representa- tive Mann of Illinois and the acting leader, Representative Gillett of Mas sachusetts. Former Speaker Cannon of Illinois. was reelected to what will be his tenty second term in congress, record of service interrupted by on- lv two defeats.
 Meyer London, the only Socialist, in the house of representatives, was defeated by Henry M. Goldfogle, Re- publican, running with Democratic support, but toe Socialists retained representation by electing Victor eBr- ger from Wisconsn, former member of the house now under indictment un- der charges of violating the espionage law. Other Socialists candidates were defeated, among them Morris Hillquit, candidate for mayor of New York a year ago.
 The senatorial return at midnight showed Representative Medill MeCor- mick of Illinois, Republican, running ahead of Senator James Hamilton Lewis, Democrat. and Henry Ford, the Detroit manufacturer, running on the Democratic tickut in Michigan, behnd Truman H. Newberry, former assistant secretary of the navy, the Republican candidate.
 ! The only complete governorship re- turns at hand at, midnight showed the Republican tickets elected in Pennspl- vania and Connecticut ad Governor Whitman of New York coming down state with a heavy plurality hich promised to ipe out the advantage of Alfred E. Smith. the Democratic can didate in greater New York. Republicans in Indiana claimed a safe lead on the state ticket. Lieuten- ant Governor Coolidge of Massachu- sets, Republican, was claiming his election. The first returns from the senatorial contest in Nebraska showed Senator Norris, Republican and John H. Morehead, the Democratic candi- date, running very close. The election of the Republican ticket in Rhode 1s- land and Vermont was indicated and ] it also was claimed in South Dakota. The Republican governor of Vision sin claimed reelection.
 The congressional returns at mid nirht were too incomplete to indicate ] whether the complexion of the next congress would be changed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
PEACE NOT AS
 NEAR AS SOME
 PEOPLE THINK

Paris. Nov. (By The Associated Press.)-(5:30 P. M.)-Premier Clem- enceau declared in the Chamber of Deputies today that peace might not be so near as some might think.
 The Premier said. however. that he could assure the house that "the fate of the peoples was henceforth fxed."
 Premier Clemenceau also announced in te Chamber of Deputies that the conditions of the armistice for Ger many had been transmitted to Presi- dent Wilson. They were inspired, he added, as were thoao for Austria, to prevent ! resumption of hostilitiej.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
DEMOCRATIC GAINS
 IN BOTH HOUSES
 CLAIM DEMOCRATS

Washington, Nov. 5.-Increased Democratic maSorities in both the senate and house were claimed late to- night by HomGr s, Cummings. acting chairman of t}s Democratic National
 "The YgE2Ens thus far received,' said Mir. Eummings. indicate that the coustry has given the president a splendid endorsement. The senate and house are both Democrtic by increased majorities. Smith has been elected governor of New York by very large plurality, probably about 75yDoo. z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
Keep Up The Heavy Blows.

Keep Up The Heavy Blows.
 Meanwhile the German armies in Belgium and France are being defeat ed. Nowhere are they able to stay the attacks of the allied forces. Ground is being given over wide area in Bel gium and in France, from the Belgian border to east of the Mouse river.
 The British and Belgians in Flan- ders have dug deeply into enemy held territory and the enemy is reeling un- der the assaults. From Valenciennes to the Aisne the British and French ared rriving the enemy in what seems utter disorder backward toward his border.
 Greater, perhaps than all the other strokes, however, is that of the Amer jeans and French in the Mouse river region north and northwest of Yer dun. where fast strides are being made northward over a wide front which threatens to cut off the enemy's retreat and bring about a defeat of the Germans on the battlefield.
 Large numbers of towns have been reclaimed by the allied troops thru out the entire fighting zone, manp thousands of Germans have been made prisoner and large numbers of guns and enormous quantities of stores have been captured. In addition the enemy has suffered terrible losses in men killed and wounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
Simply Wilson's Terms.

Simply Wilson's Terms.
 The terms" said M. Clemenceau, are what President Wilson himself recommended to us for the security of |eur troops, the maintenance of our |saaperority and the disarmament of |ne enemy insofar as that is neces- |n!y |.;'u. to prevent a resumption of hos secretary Lansing's note gives the .list hint of what has been going on \ |n lhe momentous conferences at Paris sesVee Colonel House and the allied |pismlers. It quotes memorandum |u reservations" by the allied govern nents on hte Presidents correspond |.ase ., Wfth the German authorities dis |..sme the approval of the Presidents s.es M program with reservation of tm t.sm of aZion in the peace con- 1s.snoe on the moot question of free ~ M the seas and specific state n n1 mat by restoration is meant that Nj lS1a%any aSy must make compensation for .sa U aoaaee ss done to civilian populations M M !nelr property 'sby land, by sea, sad rom the air."
 n. Must Pay In Full.
 lMs last in which President Wilson ssuss, means German payment for t,ss rss ana cities destroyed and coun- ni iis%e oevastated. for ships sunk by ~s. tlnes and raiders. It means Ger n. N payment of damages to the fami- N M no dependents of civilians killed N. ot carried off in violation of the 'sss of warfare.
 M. .aas much of the real work of a edms.sso sonMrerence M has been done in Ass. The spokesmen of Germany Dow E ssscepted the presidents terms; |f;tat;sss must accept the allied quali- |sanes .s of U II tnev want to stop the ad- iw \ tne allied and American arm |dlisS ,s .als reaso nthe American and snes s tS .tsSaaers determined that to con that +t;e .ae German people themselves nssh;r s ;nlr idolized and feared military hry ,e Iaeanad nad been crushed, the mili- fhlsts Suels "s \ must be forced to. capi-
 Tha I Vne Held of battle.
 alles .. important .s reservation by the Is MI ss Y 70 the freedom of the seas .ks to av.: avo;,, 70 be due largely to a de- isl sincs itu ;t ia a , later protest of decept- Aea' 'ss oS ssl Y IS Known that the German isrebf f fhleedom of the seas is very diff Astm sOm that held either in Wash 3lmt m,s the allied canito1c pras;. ahkrt tus0n's Ss own statement on this tA Cs,r C rnlch has been accepted by lsarfess sas. was contained in the ssCss1 ? ppslnciples enunciated in hi,
 is ss. so congress of last January
 M ss. sleedom of navigation up,
 3i6s 's outside territorial wat.
 N peace and in war, excep,
 nay be closed iii whol,
 slaasd en pas, two,
 SH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06

New York, Nov. 5.-Returns from 4,969 election districts out of 7,23O in New York state received up to 1O:3O o'clock tonight gave Governor Whit man, Republican, who is seeking re election for third term 675,782 as compared with 778,162 for Alfred E. Smith, his Democratic opponent. The up state districts are normally Re- publican and returns from them afe steadily cutting down Smiths advan- tage. If the ratio is continued Smiths plurality will be about 18,000.
 At Il o'clock tonight the congress- ional returns still barely half com nlete. showed a gain of four seats for the Republicans in the house.
 The senatorial returns, less than one third complete, showed a gain of one seat for the Republicans by the deefat of Senator Thompson of Kan sas by Governor Capper.
 Mayer London, of New York, the only Socialist in the house, was de-s feated by Henry M Goldfogle, Demo- crat. a former member of the house, endorsed by both Republicans and Democrats. The house will, however, have Socialist in it's makeup, as Victor Berger, of Wisconsin, former member, was elected from Milwau- kee
 Morris Hillguit, Socialist candidate for mayor of New York, a year ago, was defeated for congress by Reprls- entative Isaac Siegel, Democrat, who ran with Republican endorsement also. Professor Scott Nearing. anoth- CT Socialist, was beaten by Repres- entative La Guardis. Republican. run ming also with Democratic endorse- ment. La Guardia is an Ame .iSan1 aviator, recently returned from lkaly.
 Algernon Lee, another S0ealists was beaten by R4presentatsye GhylSHB topher D. Sullivan, . peInSefn N ran with Republican suppoft
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
Turnovers In New York, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
 Maryland and Kansas.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CONGRESS RETURNED
Mccormick Appears to Have Defeated Lewis and New ],
 berry Over Ford. I

Washington, Nov. 6.-Safe Republican majorities in both the senate and house were claimed by the national Repub- lican congressional committee in a statement issued here at 1 o'clock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
( tssociatcd Press War Summary.

The terms on which Germany been delivered 1t cIclrnt of soncss is absent from them. Like the peace given Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria. the price Germany will have to pay is vi- tuallv the price of abosluc surrender
 The class of the great military machine of Germany are to be drawn invaded territories be evacuated and compensation must be made for all damage done to the civilian populations in attacks by land and set and from the air lmpotcncy by Germany again to take the field is tO hn. stad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
MORE OF THE HUNS
 GREAT sKULTUR"

On The British Front in France. Monday, Nov. 4
 (Havas)-American troops who occupied St. Martin -Riv- iere during the advance south of Le Cateau recently. discov- cred in the belfry of the vil- lage church a formidable charge of explosives. By means of wires the charge was connected with the i11onstrance on the high altar in.such way. that if the rnorstrance were moved an explosion which would have brought the the church down upon the heads of the worshippers would have taken place.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
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 IosEs TO DYER

St. Louis, Nov. 6.-0n the face of returns received early today it appears Speaker Clark has been deefat9d By 400 votes by B. Fl. Dyer, Republican. . AkA4 ee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
HUN'S RETREAT GAINS IMPETUS
 ALONG VtROUN
Franco Americans Make Ad- vances to Depth of Six Miles, Capturing Many
 Prisoners.

Paris, Nov. 5.-The retreat of the Germans between the Sambre Canal and the Argon- ne gained impetus today, ac- cording to the War Office an nouncement tonight. The French troops cleared the enc my out of large sections of territory making an advance, which, at certain points, reach ed a depth of more than six } miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
DEMOCRATS ELECT SMITH GOVERNOR
 NEW YORK STATE Early Returns Show Smith Winner, But Republicans
 Lead in Cngress

New York, Nov. 5.-Returns re- ceived at midnight from 5,754 districts out of 723O in New York state give. Governor Whitman, Republican candi- date for reelection, 792, ,839 votes and Alfred E. Smith, Democrat, 857, ,737, a lead for Smith of 64,898 in the state.
 Whitman's lead in 3,279 districts out of 4.606 outsidt New York City was 183,983 while Smiths advantage in New York City ith only 149 dis tricts lacking was 248,881. The miss ing up state districts lacking usually are Republicans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
< t + # | +++ t t t 1

With The French Army in France, Nov. 5 (By The Associated Press? = After yesterdays defeat in the region of the Disc with the loss of 4,OOO men made prisoner and sixty cannon captured, the Germans began gen. eral retreat over the entire front or the first army this morning.
 General Debeney's men entered Guise at 6:3O o'clock and pushed on six miles further east in close puf- suit of the German rear guards.
 The German artillery began a strong reaction upon the French posi- lions southwest of the Ecly-Seraln- court road at 3 o'clock this afternoon and tonight it continued very active along the Aisne between Rethei ana Attigny.
 Americans Continue Onward Progress. With The American Army m me Mouse Sector, Nov. 5 (By The Asso- ciated Press. -dl +. Ml-Ins American forces have captured L,ny' Deyant-Dun and Milly.psyanS-Uun east of the Mouse river, 1hey are aisc occupying the hills on the east GanA of ths river. despite still machine run resistance by the Germans. with The American Army Nortn- pest of verlun. Noy; 5 sSy lee Us.S'
 tcontinued on pase two)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06

< 4 < F Y F r
 London, Nov. 5 (By The Associated Press.)--The Ger mans are retreating on a seventy five mile front from the River Scheldt to the River Aisne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
NO SOFTNFSS IN TERMS
 OFFERED GERMANY FOR
 ARM|ST|C[ AND A PEACE
WHILE PEACE TERMS ARE BEING DECLARED ENEMY IS DEFEATED IN FRANCE
 AND BELGIUM
FROM VAlENClEnNES TO THE ASNE THE FRANCO BRITISH
 DRIVE ENEMY BACKWARD TO BORDER IN GREAT CONFUSION

Greater Than All Other Strokes Is Of Americans French In the Mouse Region North and Northwest of Verdun Where Fast Strides Are
 Being Made By Them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
WEATHER.

ARKANSAS-We Wednesday in- creasing cloudiness; Thursday probably rain. colder in north and west portions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06
Americans Continue Onward Progress.

s With The American Army Netsn-
 pest of M verdun, Nov. 5 lBy Ihs 0ssc-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-06

(continued on pase two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-30
THos. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON ORDwAY STREET
AND on QUEBEC PLACE AND ON ROW
LAND PLACE, RICHMOND PARK, D. @.
TO BE SOLD IN THE OFFICE OF THoS:
J. OWEN son. 1881 &c" STREET
By virtue of four certain deeds of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1895. folio 1871: Liber
1898. folio 1895: Liber 3343. folio 394 Lber 3343.
folio 399. ct seq., respectively. of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia. and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby the under
office of Thos. ); Owen & Son. 1881 street
northwest. on FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF
APRIL. AID. 1918, AT 0NE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia. and desig-
mated as and beisg lot in square 2062 in the
subdivision of Richmond Park" as per plat Of
surveyor of the District of Columbia, in Liber
County No. 81. folio No. 46.
Also lot 3 in square 2O62, in the subdivision
Of Richmond Park as per plat of said subd.
vision recorded in the office of the surveyor of
the District of Columbia, in Liber County No.
a. folio No. 40.
Also. lot 81, in square 2O87 in the subdivision
Of Richmond Park as per plat of said subdi
vision recorded In the office of the surveyor of
the District of Columbia. in Mber County ON
Also. lots / and %. in square 2oss, in the sub
division Of Richmond Park. as per plat of said
of the District Of Columbia. in Liber County
No. 81. folio No. 48.
Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit Of 800 on
each parcel at time of sale. conveyanc re-
coriing, revenue stamps. etc. at cost of pur
chaser Sale to be closed in fifteen days or de-
EDWARD R. MONROE.
mh25-1Ot exSu Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-30
SENATORS TO CONTINUE Z
AVIATION INVESTIGATION
Only IS Of 1900 Proposed Plans
to Be Delivered by July I,
Officers Say.

The investigation by the Senate mi1l-
tary Affairs committee into the aviA-
ton situation is to be continued. State
ments by Army officers. COMMITTEES
members say. show that while training
planes have been going to France ana
many fighting planes have been made
in France by American mechanics from
American material. only about twenty-
five American-made fighting airpianes
will be delivered in France by July i.
instead of about 10000. as proposed un-
der the original program. Two hight.
ing planes have been shipped to Franco
the witness told the committee; FOUR
teen more are ready to be sent abroad
and about a dozen others are In the
final stages of construction and shoul4
be ready for shipment shortly.
Fighting machines suncient to COM
pose three sQuadrons OF eighteen ms
chimes each have been conetructed n
French factories from American mafe-
rails and by American mechanics sent
abroad for that purpose.
Statements made on the floor OF tno
senate that the Liberty motor 30 tar
has been used only In bombing ma-
chimes and other planes which 90 no<
need extraordinary speed OF the luz
single-seated fighters, are understooa
to have been confirmed by the wiz
nesses though they praised the wcrk
of the motor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-30
bOLSHEWK WIN
JAPANESE PREMIER
Toxic Dispatch Says Terauchl
Sees No Need for Interior
ence in Siberia.
FOREIGN MINISTER AGREES

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 30.-Premfer Tef1u.
chi and Foreign Minister Motono Of
Japan, according to Daily Mail dfs-s
patch from Toxic, dated Tuesday. have
announced that Japan is friendly to ths'
bolshevik government and sees no rea-.
son at present for armed interventton
in Siberia
Finnish Red Guards have been de.l
feated at Tammerfors, north of Hetsi
singfors, by the government forces. ac-.
cording to q Reuter- dispatch from 80
rograd. The rebels are said to have
lost 10000 prisoners and twenty-ons
guns.
NIkolai Lenine, the bolshevik pss-
mier is i'll of pneumonia, Reuters
Petrograd correspondent reports. The
correspondent says 1t is reported tnafs
Gen. Alexieff. former Russian com
mander-in- chief. who recently has been
one of the leaders in the Cossank9
movement against the bolshevtk, has
been arrested in the Don region:
SHANGHAI, Tuesday, March go.
the North China Daily News. It h1ns
been decided to form a provisional etbe-
rian government for the purpose OF 49,;
surfing continuance Of the original pro
pram Of the Russian revolution ana q
|suppressing the bolshevik troops. 1t -
expected the new government VIII SIX
the assistance of friendly powers in b.
ginning military operations without De-.
lay.
PETROGRAD. Friday. March On
|Lunacharsky. minister of education, ex.i
presses his opinion that while an alliances
with America is impossible. Russia -
willing to accept American assistance IN
the form of loans and arms, in view OF
the fact Germany is the common enemy
GENEVA, March 29.-The Austrian
government is Obliged to send cereals -
Its troops in Ukraine. according TO Inc
formation received from Czernowitx by
the Polish agency at Lausanne. Brea4
is especially needed, as the local sup
plies are entirely exhausted.
The Austrians forwarded one hundre4s
carloads of wheat to Ukraine March "a