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or police. This promise was faithfully
kept by Sergcants Smith and willy. For
Il time after his return from Wilson.
where he Is said to have attempted sui
eide DR.. Johnson was very III from tho
effects OF the drug which he Is alleged
10 have taken. Just what tho state
expects TO prove by Mr.. Gill. il he is
called upon TO take the stand. Is not
known. but will likely consist OF state
monts made by the prisoner during his
confinement. Other witnesses said TO
bc from Norfolk and Raleigh were not
in court yesterday, but we're reported
10 he available to strengthen the case
OF the state.
In line with the plea of mot guilty"
entered by DR.. Johnson yesterday. ii
is expected that he will deny any con-
nection with tho death OF his wife.
No inquest was held following her
death. aud more than a week elapsed
before Detectives Smith and Willy were
assigned to Investigate the case. The
chain OF evidence which has been built
up is purely circumStantal. and II IL
expected that sharp legal questions Will
he raised as to tho admission OF many
matters OF evidence. One Of these par
ticularly will be the letters which were
alleged TO have been written at the
time OF tho young dentist is said to
have attempted suicide. end through
which tho police believed they had
sufficient evidence on which 80 hold
tho husband Of tho dead bride.
Miss Ollie White. Attorney Wood
ard said yesterday. would not appear
to testify. She had merely been
friend OF the accused ard had not turn
cd against him now. Tic attorney said
that she would have come here III the
prisoners behalf had il not been for
undue notorietY given to h"r in con-
mection with tho case. 1t was to her
that some of the letters which tho do
tectivcs secured were addressed. 9th
crs were addressed to DR.. Z. G. Powell
and Or. y. V. Lewis. both Of Middlescx.
y. G.. classmates of Or. Johnson No
witnesses for tho defense were in court
Attorney Smith stated tina. they would
be or hand to-day.
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KING LUDWIG OF BAVARIA
PRESENT AT CONFERENCE
tRy A.,ociatod Pr.,z1


AMSTERDAM, May liking I.ud-
"a z Of Bavaria was present At the con-
ference AT German and Austrian great
headGusr,crs OF tho German and AUS
TRAN Emperors. according to the Ser
I'm Lokal Anzeiger, which comments
upon tho political and military import
%nce Of the meeting. The newspaper
adds
Tho meeting of ,he TWO Emperors
at which, az the head Of the second
largest German federal state. the King
OF Bavaria was present. vas world
political even; o: hrst-rs,e Importance
when, in View Of thn tremendous mill.
tary strain in the vest. is particularly
calculated 20 enable US 20 look tor~a I'd
hopefully and confidently 20 further
successes FOR II. German sword"
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TREND OF SUBMARINE
WARFARE SATISFACTORY

LONDON. May l5.-The general
trend oc the submarine warfare has
been, on the whole, quite satisfactory
since January J." said Thomas J. Mac
.'arnar", financial secretary OF the Ad-
'niHaL,y, IN The Commons to-day, IL re-
ply TO question by Robert i. Hous-
t"n the snip owner. as TO the successes
IN combating the C-boats around the
English coast during the last three
weeks
The encmy's Increased hoas,fuln"s,
ana exaEg@ratton Of their U-boa,
deeds added Secretary Mac%arnara
are proof Of our recent .ucccr."
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National Capital
News Cut Short
Happenings at Washington as
Reflected in NcWs Dis
patches.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-While ne
eotiations for the construction of an
other great ordnance factory for tho
government arc in progress. published
reports that a deal for the building
of such 4 plant by the M:dvale steel
Company had been concluded were said
day at the war Department to be
untrue. The project is still under dis
cu,sion, but has not yet reached n
point where an announcement can be
made.
Special export Licenses issued through
the customs service under which ship
ments Of new cotton. excepting Sea
Island and Egyptian cotton. have been
proceeding to the United Kingdom.
France and Italy and Japan will ex-
pire June 80. The. War Trade Eoard
announced to day that shipments which
leave the United States after that date
VIII require special individual licenses
News-print paper production during
the four weeks ending April IS amount
cd 20 loeao5 net tons, shipments were
1o5.52O tons, and stocks ut the end OF
tho period. e4.ssi tons. or 2.12o tons
less than at the beginning OF the pc
Rod. News-print mill stocks are about
equal to one weeks output. Fifty
nine mills were operated during the
period.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
-,lav established the rule that upon
complaint OF one railroad against an
other tho commission may determine
the division of competition 10 which is
entitled from their voluntary establish
cd joint rates. This rcvcrses former
decision.
:, Senate bill prohibiting rent prof
itecrinG In the District of Columbia
during the war was passed to-day by
:hc House, and now goes to confer
enCc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
MEET IN RICHMOND IN 1919
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows Concludes
Annual Session at i,ynchburg with
lnstn 1lnt fon of Officers.


Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG. VA, May l5.--The
grand lodge OF tho Odd Follows Of
Virginia adjourned late this evening,
to meet next year In Richmond. Al,
tho night session tho newly-clectcd OIL
crs were installed. the new grand mas
ter o. l.. Mason. OF this city. having
previously appointed officers. as fol-
lows: Grand marshal. T.. II. Gibson.
OF tulpeper: grand conductor. l.. :.
Dennis. of Pcarishurg: grand guardian
j. l.. Webb. of Brookncal. and herald.
Charles Gunter. of Newport News.
The convention was one of the most
successful the order has ever had aud
IL was patriotic from start to finish.
The grand lodge levied tax Of
NIFTY cents per capita for war purposes
the fund being designed to protect
members who have gone 10 the war. it's
use being to Keep them in good stand
ing as long in the army or navy.
a resolution looking to biennial scs-
sions in the future. another war meas
urc. Was defeated
General c. c. Vaughan. OF Franklin.
Frank Miller, of Norfolk and w @
Stubhs. Of Woods Crossroads. were
elected trustees OF the Odd Follows
orphanage. which remains at sixteen
convention last year having been pre-
riously rescindcd during the convcn-
tion here.
Al the afternoon session tho new OIL
GERS OF the Rebekah assembly were in
stalled. together With the following
anpoin,ivc officers: Chaplain. Mrs
Emma Funk. or Roanoke: marshal
Mrs. Bessie Fcaster. OF HopewelI: con-
ductor. Mrs. Julia Blackwood. OF Gift
ton Forge: inside guardian. Mrs. Annie
fa'ncr, OF ChildreSs. aud outside guar
dian, Mrs. Isabella Merlin. or Newport
News The afternoon session closed
the assembly. which adjourned to meet
simultaneously with the next grand
lodge.
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GERMANS CAPTURE PRISONERS
! NORTH or ISEMNEI

~ BERLIN. May !5.--.ciorth 0. KEN
mel" rays day. War Orce state
ment covering yesterdays operations
We w.ro completely successful! We
took l,o prisoners"
= The text Q. the statement fouvrH:
Worth OF KENNEL. attaching unaer-
.takings by our troop. were complete.
'ly successful. We brought in 40 rris-
oners. Our attack vas made VIXEN the
atroops were hein. relieved. and it cos.
t'he French high senguinary losses.
~ The artillery duel In tho Ke,nr1 ell
aregion remained intact.
q Fairly this morning. in connection
with French thrusts. fresh infantry
engagements developed. Between the
.iLys ana La Bassce Canal. on tie
s Scarpc. and near Eucquoy, the enemy
II artillery activity was lively. especially
AT nigh, time We made shor,
thrust between the acre and the
5.%ssomme and penetrated the English
sHitnos on the Corbie-Brayc road. hold.
ling the ground gained against twic.
!. repeated stroug Commentaries
sE;2siLldvcly ARTILLERY activity continued II
: support OF the infantry
So Sear Eiliers- Rrctonneuy and or
-1both sides OF tho Ayre and Luce TIA,
ssshrinE engagement was repeatedly re
tstyived.
49, ON the western bank OF tn. AYR,
sine enemy attacked our lines neaI
aEastei and was rcpulsed with neav-
,ssslosses.
s.stis, "Aviation---Yesterday our airtn.r
sg.shot down five enemy captive balloons
ss,,s7Spcturnal aerial activity was vcr,
gsa.saiyely on the fronts
s ss..s,ss5r'Wc dropped numerous bombs o,
.a,sSalais and Dunkirk and other re-,
ssss..munition depotG and railway estab
s,ilishments of the enemy.
lIstsfs From the other ,hca.ere D., W.,
,ss,fhere is nothing new to repor,"
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RESCH FINALLY STORM
.aS AND CAPTURE NIL a.

SisE by Associated rrcss
AZ WITH THE BRITISH ARMY y,
ENHANCE, May lj.--Hard hgh,ius con-
'sstteued to-day in the ncighborhood Of
.sSHel ~, north Of KENNEL. which vas
ana retaEen late yesterday
,sbE French troops This rnuch-dis.
.sfuted elevation has changed hands
.Sanany times recently. but the french
tSWere still holding the Germans at .
sssoHlock this afternoon.
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itontlnucd from First IagS.)
constitute nothing less than AN attempt
to take over the conduc: OF the war
OF at the leas; so superintcnd and direct
and participate in the executive con-
duct OF it as to interfere in the most
serious way with the action OF the
constituted executive. protest most
earnestly against the adoption OF any
such action and shall hope that every
Senator who intends to support the
present administration in the conduct
OF the war will vote agains. IL. These
are serious times and II is absolutely
necessary that tho lines should be
clearly drawn between friends and OBJ
ponentS."
CIIAMBERLAIN ENTERS
GENERAL DISCLAIMER
In consideration of the Chamberlain
resolution the expenditures committee
called Senator Chamberlain before It
and at spirited session the Oregon
Senator disclaimcd that the Military
Committee ever had any intention Of
holding any general inquiry into the
conduct of the war" With much show
OF feeling Senator Chamberlain told
the committee that it's whole and only
purpose was formal and in accordance
with customary routine and also to
give the committee somewhat more
power shan II had for past investiga-
lions.
senator Chamberlain said he was
ready TO take the whole question TO
tho floor OF the senate and make his
record there"
II developed at the meeting that the
Military Committee has held past in
cuirics by Authority OF somewhat similar
resolution.
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Fine Growing Weather Reported.
tBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, May 15.--Good grow
ing weather, the best experienced IN
tho cotton belt so far this season. Is
reported for the week just closed by
the National Weather and Crop Bulle-
tin issued to-day.
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"l'rutt-E{eartS."

No coupons. but 'hiGhest quality"
That's I'ruit-Hcarts tho original
randy-coated; fruit Favored Chewing
Gum, packed in the handy package
Call for "Fruit-Hearts" to-day
Made by Frank H. Fleer Corporation.
Philade
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AMERICAN STEAMER
1tEPOIt1ED SUNK ~ CoIIISIny

LONDON. May Lioyds rcpo,,s
the SINKING Of the American s,tarnrhiu
Ncch"n In collision with an unidcn,i.
fed steamer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
FINLAND AND TURKEY
SIGN PEACE 'TRT-k,ry

ZURICH tvia Paris). May l5-P!n.
lana and Turkey. according 80 BERLIN
acYiccs. have signed mutual peace
agreement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
DROP BOMB ON PARIS
suburbs Of French Capital the Victims
Of Intcst Enemy
Raid
lev Associated Press

PARIS, May l6.-I:nemy aircraft
dropped bombs on the outlying suburbs
of Paris late last night. None OF the
enemy was able to penetrate the de-
fcnsea of the city p,<per.
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JUST SPEAK 1T.

To insert Want Al IN .rb. rin
pisps'cn. Just call Randolph ] md
apthh M an experienced want 40
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period OF twenty years, includes a
military convention and provides for
the closest economic and customs re-
!ations.
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EW ALLIANCE FIXED
FOR TNENTY-YEAn pERIoD

SWITZERLAND. May IS.
49, Vienna dispatch 20 the Neucste
sachrichten. OF Munich. says the new
H13 stro-Gernnan alliance is fixed for a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

ASeverishly trying to prevent the lta!1
INNS from making rcconnaisanccs that
sSfnieht reveal the disposition OF the
,STcuton forces.
otAs for tho western battle. the latest
report from German sources is that
I Prince Leopold OF Bavaria. who was
comma ndcr-l chief OF the eastern
front. has left Brcst Litovsk for the
iiwcst front. Recent reports were to
THE effect that both he and Field Mar
stshal Won Mackcnscn were scheduled TO
: bring fresh forces to the west The
heavy German losses since March y
Z indubitahly compel the kaisers high
c command to gather every ounce OF
. available manpowcr for the new test
q Of strength.
q Paris military critics agree that the
coming German attack viii he directed
against the front between La RasSce
) and Fillers- Brctonneux, and that the
. chief blow VIII fail on ihe' Arras-Al-
"a bert sector in the direction OF the
allied base at Doulens. the German aim
Z still being to separate the French and
British armies
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BRITISH BRING DOWN
NINE GERMAN AIRPLANES

ssssass.-. LONDON. May l5.--Ninc German air
s.iT nianes were brought down by the
stssfsritish in yesterdays air fighting.
..;mssswo OF the British machines failed to
turn. Twelve tons OF bombs were
ssIIi,droppcd on ThionvilIc and other Ger
sssss s IA an military stations.
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CHARLES PEACE OFFER WILL
BE SUBJECT OF DEBATE
IIOusc of Commons VIII Hear Matter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Have Con-
suited Prcaldcnt.

BY Associated Prcs,.1
LONDON. May i5.--Tns Manchester
Guardian says that the peace offer
made to France last year by Austria.
as revealed recently in tho letters
written by Emperor Charles to Prince
SiNtus. will form the subject OF a de-
bate OF the highest Importance in the
House Of Co ,mcns tomorrow.
Since the publication OF tho En-
peror's letters. the question has been
raised whether the Austrian offer
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sAMENICAN OBSEHNATION PLANE
~ BELIEVED SHOT DOW y

a.. II was learned that AN American OBJ
serH2tion plane "aa wrecked yoster-
day. 1t probably was snot down by
"a German. FOR It's engine Was running
when it struck.
s. The Germans laid down Il heavy bar
rage on our sector northwest of TOUT
This morning. but did not follow il
.Mp with an infantry attack.
a,one Of our airrlancs ryirs 600 me-
.seFs above the enemy trenches errc-
lively hombarded the Germans "j;a hiv
IN achine guas: i;
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RON DE GUEHRE
AWARDED MISSING ANIATORS

f,sc WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
May l5.-Amcrican fighting
sssplanes. nyinG over tho roul sector
,hs2Srought down three German machines
..Mtb day in series OF air fight in sunny
h, s,lies.
W. Va. This afternoon. while the band was
ttep!ayirg a French general read oiNcia
and awards OF the CroiX de
I. Gucrre (French war CROSSE with the
2 palm for two missing American. avia-
Sstors, Captain James Norman Hall and
= lieutenant Charles Chapman
ssSS The Croix dc Ciuerre was also award
I'D to-
Addie Rickenbackcr, OF Columbus.
O., the former automobile driver: Lieu
Sstenant James Meissncr. OF Brooklyn,
& and Captain David Peterson. formerly
With the Lafayette cscadrillc.
80 Captain Kenneth Tarr. of san Fran
ss.tcisco. also formerly attached to the
cscadrille. encountered a
w. German machine north of Pont-a-
5ss Mousson at o'clock this morning lie
,;;icfrcled around his adversary. who dis
.tsplayed considerable cleverness sew
t. eral times and finally outmaneuvered
81 him. taking position in the SUM-
lrlSwhere he was invisible to his oppo-
lie dartcd down on the Gcrma n
isia q lane. his machine gun rafting out A
mn fusllade of bullets The German ma
ssi::tchine, doublc-seatcr. promptly
to earth.
Nv GAPTAIN PETERSON ATTACKS
sps TWO GERMAN AInPi.tNt:S
~. ~ few minutes later. Captain David
e.. ~ PETERSON sighted two German single
astE,Seeaters north OF Toul lie climbed
sSSssA bovc beth unobserved and then sud
ave denly swooped down and attacked one
go OF them. which fell in flames.
a.n.,s The other attempted to escape Pc
c.n tcrson pursuing It. The German at
.s.pgt tempted sudden dive, and in the FRO
.:i,t Cess one OF his wings broke and the
s...4 machine crashed carthward from a
tfrE height OF several hundred meters
stla-; About the same time, Lieutenant
tsi'sJames Reissncr, OF Brooklyn. and Lieu.
i-fs tenant fnane delctcd by censor) at
istscked four German machines north OF
az Toul. Their machine guns damned. +"
~ and they were forced to abandon the
tight
- Addie Eickcnbacher and the Others
3aI who were decorated to-day each
brought down machine
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
Invita- lions Fer Proposals

Th3Boa-d Of Supervisors OF Pear
8iver ounty, Mississippi, invite pro
Dosals for the furnishing and installing
Of steel and wood furniture for the new
court house building at Poplarville
Mississippi, drawings and specihca-
ions on which bidders must base esti-
mates are on file with the architect, P.
+. Krouse, 5th floor Miazza. Woods Build
ng, Meridian, Mississippi, and with the
cdancery Clerk at Poplarville. Missis-
sippi
Sealed proposals to be accompanied
.5y certified check in the sum Of 5 per
:ant. of the amount OF bid, payable 10
Board Of Supervisors, viii be received
p to u o'clock, room, on Tuesday:
the 3rd OF December, 1918.
Contractors are req uested 10 submit
aamples of goods proposed and to bid
IN equipment complete, as shown by
plans and specifications, inclusive OF de-
livery and erections. The Board Re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
This the 9TH day of November, 1918.
H. K. ROUSE,
Clerk OF Board OF Supervisors
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
What Christmas boxes
May Contain

AS many inquiries have beer
sent the local Chapter of the
Red Cross in regard to the artl-
cles that may be sent in the
Christmas packages to ;he sold
lers overseas, the following sug-
gestions are offered;
The packages are small, 9x3x4
inches, therefore the gifts chosen
should be compact; nothing
breakable may be sent, nor can
soft cake, candies, or anything
that might spoil in transit be &C,
cepted. The following list con
talns articles that may be safely
sent;gss
Fruit cake, wrapped in waxed
paper, nuts, sailed almonds or
nuts, chewing gum, crystalllzed
fruit and hard candy. Hard
chocolate candy in tin foil or
container is especially recon-
mended.
For gifts. fountain pen, gloves,
handkerchie4s, toilet articles as
tooth paste in case, small sew
ing kits, small gifts in leather,
trench mlrrows, knitted scarfs
and socks.
Bessie Scarborough,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Public notice IS hereby given
dat the Board of Supervisors OF
Pearl River County, Mississippi
VII, up to IL O'Clock NJ, on the
.irst Monday in Dece N Der 1918,
received scaled bids for the con-
tract to build pauper's Home, ac-
cording to plans and specifiCa-
lions now on file in the Chancery
Clerk S office. Bidders are re-
quested to file two bids; one for
the contract to complete the
building, furnishing all material
and labor; and one for the con-
tract, the county to furnish all
material delivered on the ground,
the contractor to furnish the la
Dor only.
The Board reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
Given under my hand and
seal this the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1918.
(SeaD II. K. ROUSE, Clerk.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
Red Cross Election

AS may be seen by the notice
published elsewhere the Pear
River County Chapter, American
Red Cross, will hold It's annual
meeting next Tuesday evening
at 700 o'clock for the purpose OF
electing an Executive Commit
tee.
The meeting will be held at
the Methodist church and de
Hgbtful and profitable program
will be carried out. One OF the
general workers from New Or
leans will be present and deliver
an address.
Everyone is extended a cordl-
al welcome, and promised d
pleasant hour.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
THANKSGIVING

It was our intention to WRIT
an edltorirl on Thanksgiving tol
this issue OF the paper, but IN.
stead we are giving cur reader:
the strong and admirable pres
entatlon Of the occasion made b!
Governor Theodore G. Bilbo II
his annual proclamation, It j:
a most excellent and timely pa
per. thoroughly imbued with the
sririt of the hour, We besPeal
its careful perusal.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
Christmas BOX eS
For the Boys.

Those who have soldiers over
seas and have not received 4
Christmas label may obtain 1
box from the Red Cross by max
Tag a statement that they are the
nearest relative, and that onl!
one box will be sent, and If {;
tag comes later it must be turn
ed in.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
Greatly Benefited By Chanberlaia'ns
Tablets
Tablets

Il am thankful for the coed I have re-
ceived by using Chamberlain's Tablets
bout two years ago when 1 began taxi
ins them was suffering great deal
rom distress after eating, and from
headache and tired, languid feeling
due to indigestion and torpid liver
chamberlain's Tablets corrected these
disorders in a abort time, aal s -:c@ al
ing two bottles of them = :. 81 :, IS
been good writes Mrs. M, ,l,..r.c..,,:.' !,
Auburn, N. Y.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION

The Mississippi State Baptist
Convention will be held in Merid-
ian next week; opening on Tues.
day the Goth.
Rev. S. P, Morris, pastor o.
the Poplarville Baptist Church,
will attend.
The church, we are informed,
will make an unusually fine re.
port Of it's years work.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---. --lnIl--I
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
GOV. BLLB0'S
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION

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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
TOR SALE

One practically new Ford car for sale
to highest bidder. Reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
JESSE NJ, SMITH,
Hillsdale, Miss,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-11-21
43 nApl Oara1p
OrRuR0

| have leased the MOD
Ell GARAGE and am pre-
pred to give quick service
day and night.