Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17


 being carried away by the retir.
 ing Germans, according to Lieut.
 enant M. K. Lockwood and Lieu.
 tenant D. C. Bebe, of the fiftieth
 aero squadron who returned to
 the American front today after
 being prisoners in the hands of
 the Germans for ten days. The
 ayiators were shot down NOyem-
 Der 4tl, in the region of Tennay
 east of Retllel and were released
 by the Germans on Thursday.
 With The American Forces in France, Nov. 16 (By The Associated Press)-The American army will be- gin to move toward Germany at 5;30 o'clock Sunday morning. The army will travel about 12 miles each day.
 To the army just organized has fall en the honor of heading the first big unit of the allied occupatiOnal force. The advance will be made in columns and not in the order of hattle so long followed. But it is not forgotten that Technically. at least, there is still a state of war. Nothing will be left to chance and every precaution will be faken to guard against surprises, not outstanding no one could be expect led
 Care will be taken to have the lorce we'll coloned. The advance guard we'll in advance of the main lolce, will be followed by engineers vao have been instructed to not only lepalr roads, reconstruct bridges and tear the way generally, but to in- Epect keenly, every object and posi- non that might be trap. Mines wili ~ sought carefully and if found, ex- yloueu' The Germans have sent word Ele way IS open and the mines remov- s ln cases which they, have designat- water also will be inspected care u.y ana none permitted to be used pa.ll pronounced pure.
 me arrangements in force are such aal' although advancing much as it Ta;l hsat along the country roads of the .hl,ea States, the entire formation oula @ De altered almost in minutes to sl'e formation. Divisions moving on u, ae llont will have others in support m au lae Hanks will be carefully cov- .u a.u m addition long line of' ob- \. 'a.ioh balloons will be up behind no ns mes and they too, will be nov as SLOWLY forward, tc watch the TSsement Fs. of the retreating Germans. % saViators, however, will have little ston uo' They will move up somewhat oma. r, unless an unexpected break es m Which case, they too, will rs rlsauy for immediate action.
 p.al ,ne advancing Americans will be Seu us oy the armies of France and sra sunday evening, it is expected the Fi', naacea u clements of the Americans ttth l gsoss n the Belgian border The en,h rrehch army on the left and the dvanrr rrench army on the right will sr adce a, abreast the Americans, while fsht %'ohg U. the line to the left and su. tne allied troops will continue n M tha 'h toward the line agreed upon by the rhe sarmlstice. Wonderfully rested brida e ,a Jew days of inactivity and their pnon Ss ~ .ouched by the honor conferred Ama,, ,nem' the divisions of the new praen de,lcan army awaited eagerly Sat Many rs alght, the order to advance. With b' or nnts them were newly equipped Rghtinas snilorms. Seasoned by hard aen s u.s ana schooled in discipline, the ohed 1l th the praise of officers who Tho .nem over in the afternoon.
 'ne hs. weather since hostilities ceas- aY las "n !I turned much colder, ice form he % mna5' un ,ae brooks and thinly crusting to touady u roads, but the men appear Ort comg regard this as a slight discom- hroush pared al to what they have been teadeS SI n, lhey looked forward to the teen n,aach n,arch along the highways with p as American advance will begin ourt '.Snt ron from Moupon to Thinau- Luxemhne tne extending lines embracing ths thJurg Mg and Briey, up the valley De rnors osselle. Besides Luxemburg;
 0fe important towns falling to AaKAA,.Il THE WEATHER
 loodav 1ssA ~: S-Sunday fair cooler;
 N 1air cooler in East portion.