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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18
HIGH POINT ROUTE 4 NEWS.
lBy Mary A. Clodfe1ter.

| y = Is
Born to Mr. and Mrs Roy Wicker
a boy.
We have had some cold weather the
past few days and the people got busy
and went to killing hogs. S. o. Hine
KILLED one that weighed 602 pounds
last Thursday. T. D. FaraIbee killed
three the same day that weighed 99S
pounds. I didn't get the weight OF
the others that killed
Messrs. Jerry CIodfelter, James
Spainhpur, and Shelly Hine left the
first Sunday in December for Florida
to spend a few weeks. Look OUT they
will soon be back. No place like home
Mrs. T, S. Farabee was taken sick
Thursday of last week with chill but
is better at this writing.
Charlie Hine is right sick. Last
week DR.. Jackson, of High Point, was
called and pronounced it relapse of
the ''flu'' ~lor influenza. He is some
better at this writing. He also had
light case of pneumonia
Tobacco is still going to Winston
every day. 1t looks like all would
soon be sold.
Looks like lots of moving these
days Last Sunday two wagon loads
went down the road and others went
by in trucks. We are commanded to
keep the Sabbath day holy and do
good and it is no day to work
We can't get much sugar these days
and it's not very good but guess we
can manage some day to cook our
Christmas cakes.
Wilmer and Master Delbert Clod-
felter are on the sick list.
Walter CIodfelter, who was hurt in
the saw mill, is back home from the
High Point hospital. He is getting
along nicely.
The Review came out last week all
mails. Humane ASSOCIATION preferred
charges against the young lady and
she was convicted at Pineville, N. G.
Evidence showed that seven mules.
wo horses and two ponies were in ex-
,remely bad condition. The ponies
we're SO emaciated that the bones al
most penetrated the flesh. 1t was al
eyed that several mules and horses
we're ptifully thin and had several
arge sores on their body 1t was fur
her alleged that nearly 40 mules,
Employed by the show, were over
Lriven and overloaded and were given
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18
HIGH POINTS NEW FIRE TRUCK.

High Points new LaFrance fire
truck, recently purchased by the city,
was unfoaded Saturday and is now at
the North Side fire station, liz Jor-
dan Street. j. X. Howard, a repre-
sentative of the American LaFrance
Fire Engine Company, of Elmira, N.
Y, and an expert automobile me-
chanic, was in the city several days
to demonstrate the truck to the city
officials and members Of the local fire
department.
The new type of truck is said to
be one of the most modern pieces of
machinery ever constructed for the
use Of fighting fires and is used by
fire departments in practically every
large city in the United States. It is
a six-cylinder truck with 105 horse
power motor. It has a motor driven
pump with a, pumping capacity Of $50
gallons per minute. The truck cost
ST.. 500.
The speed of the truck is said to
be Is miles an hour. Driver Hayworth
and his assistant are anxious to try
the truck out and see just how fast |
it win run. for they are inclined to !
believe that it will go even faster
than that.
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE UNDER
MORTGAGE.

By virtue of the power vested in
the undersigned G. NJ. Ferree by &
certain mortgage deed made by J.. H,
Harvey and wife, Mary E. Harves,,
which is recorded in Book BOG at page
292 in the office of the register OF
deeds for Gui1ford county the under
signed will sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in
Greensboro, N. C. on Saturday, De-
cember goth, 1919 at II o'clock M. the
following described property in the
city Of High Point, N. C. bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake $50 feet east
CT the S E. corner of Rockwell ave-
nue. and Hurdover street; thence
east along Rockwell avenue 70 feet to
a stake; thence south $50 feet to
stake; thence west 70 feet to stake;
thence north $50 feet to the begin
ming; the same being known and de-
scribed on the plat Of the land of the
Roland Park Company, which lands
are known as Roland Park and the
mated as lot No. IS.
(See plat book No. at page CO.,
Time of sale Saturday, December
10th at - o'clock M.
Terms of sale cash to highest bid
der
This the 18th day of November,
1919.
C. NJ. FERREE, Mortgage.
C. N. Cox, Atty. for Mortgage.
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an insufficient amount Of feed It was
the largest fine for cruelty to animals
ever imposed by any court in North
Carolina
There are perhaps similar cases in
High Point Those responsible had
better take warning from above case.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18
Pearls, LaValiers,
Manicure Sets, Etc.

We have just received large
shipment Of the famous Ma
varre Indestructib1e Pearls, thor
oughly guaranteed and solid, in
! pink, white and cream colors. No
better pearls ON the market and
the price is 35 per cent lower than
pearls not up to these in quality
and luStre.
See the window display today
of Pearls and Manicure Sets and
Sterling Silver Vanity Cases and
Mesh Bags. A few pointers on our
wonderful line of JeweIry: 1900
Rings, $4,000 showing. Of Dia-
monds, $50 Ladies' Watches, IT'S
Mems Watches, 100 Strands of
Pearls, 200 Lavaliers set with dia-
monds and other stones, 1875
Brooches, 800 pairs of Cuff Buttons,
ESQ pairs of Watch Chains, solid
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100 solid gold Neck Chains, 100
Manicure Sets, $50 Leather Pock
etbooks, 800 Emblem Pins and But
tons, 800 of the best Fountain
Pens made, Sterling Silver Novel
ties and Sets. and everything in
Jewelry.
STAMEY'S |
JEWELRY STORE
Expert Matchmaker and JeweIer
Repairer in Charge.
1C6 M. Main st. Phone 275 |
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18

NTED-,Man to sell trees
shrubs, roses, vines, bulbs. Perman-:
ent Brown Brothers Nurseries,
Rochester ~ Y
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18
WEDDING IN. COUNTRY.

A quiet, but impressive, wedding
took place Thursday evening ait the
home of John r. Sullivan, when the
Rev. j. M. HiIliard united i'm mar
rage Miss Eta Lee Sullivan anG
Horrell Macy Borum. "a number, oil
friends of the young couple witnessed
the ceremony. Following the wedding,
a fine supper was, served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rorum are from the
Deep River church neighborhood and
have many friends in High Point who
will be interested to know of the
marriage. The young couple left Fri
day morning for their home at Deep
River. accompanied by the Rev. J. M.
E1M1iard. who went to be present at
the dinner given to the couple alt the
home Of the brides mother.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18

The new uniforms for the police
officers have been ordered and are
expected to arriv in time for Christ
mas present
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-18

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

Zebranie to zwo1a} Polskl Centralny
Komitet Demokratyczny / zaprOSil
przedStawiciell wSzystkich pOlSkich
frakcyi acknowledgement. W Obradach
wzie{o udzia}o oboho stu wybitnych o.
bywateli, przedstawiajacych w~szystkie
d~zielnice miasta.
Rezultat zebrania jest z~adowalnia-
jacy pod kaadym wZgledem. WszyScy
m6wcy wypowiedzieli sic re serca. -
Przemawiali r~eprezentanoi niemal wszy
stkich ward polSkich, wyjaSniajac wy
magania i interesy obywateh kt6rych
r~eprezentuja. Zebranie otworzy} pre-
yes Komitetu aid. A~damkiewicz. Sekre-
tarzem byl oh. K}oS.
| Kandydat ma burmistrza Sweitzer
wyg{Osi} move, W kt6rej odpowiadajac
ma pytania oh. Hefminiaka, jakiej mo-
ga sic Polacy s~podziewac r%eprezentan-
cyl W administracyi miejskiej W "a
zie jego zwyciestwa, wyja&niI, Re POla-
kom naleAy sic reprezentacya mozli-
vie jak najwieksza, Re da, i'm pozycye
w ~gabinecie burmistr1owskfm i re pod
tym wzgledem przescignie navel burn.
Harrisona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

skujac jego administracye | rpatryo-
tyzm" | nazywajac 60 ha6ba m. Chi
cago. a z drVrgiej strOny atakuje takAe
sedziego Olsona jake narzedzie maszy-
ny, a raczej dwu maszyn, poniewaA by1
i~ndorsowany przez dwie frakcye poll
tyczne, a burn. Thompson tylko przez
jedna.
Burn. Thompson gl6wnie W swych
mowach atakuje gazety / kompanie IL
tylftGw publicznych. Zarzrca jednym
/ drugim. ae staraja sic o wyb6r kan
dydata, kt6ry i'm bedZie slepo s}uzy}.
Gdy wspomina praise, zawsze nazywa
ia ,,krzywa, k}amlfwa, ~nieuczciwa ! Ia
two dajaca sic ~sprzedac". M0wiac o so
bic Thompson zawsze W swych mo
wach uzywa slow your mayor" (waSz
burmistrz), Z czego przeciwnicy jego
wciaz takze .szydza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

POLITYkA. -. -. -. -. 80
z RAMPANT CAREI'A.

ByIy alderman 7. Carey, Handydat
ma demokratyczna nominacye ma bur-
mistrza. jedyny prawyborczy przeciw-
mix r. NJ. Sweitzera, wczoraj przema-
wia{ W sali szkolnej PREY rosu ultc Ham
hin i Iowa, apelujac s~pecyalnie do zof-
merry 1 zapewniajac ich, re W razie
wyboru natychmiaSt przystapi do pra-
cy. azeby d~oStarczyc i'm zatrudnienia'
ME czekajac ma zOrgamizOwa,nie biura.
Kaudydature jego pepiera Chicago
ska Rada RzemioSi Budowlanych.
Carey O&wiadczyi. re dziehi jegO o.
sobistym staraniOm juz 40 zOinierzy
znalazio zatrudnienie.
- p. Reinberg, prezes wydziafu pO-
wiatowego / VI. X. Sheridan. byly clio
mex wydziaiu aSesor6w. wczOraj wy
dali apele. W ktorych wzywaja demo
krat6w do popierania k~andydatury
Sunit7pra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

lebnych.
Przyjeto uchwale pozwalajaca
wolne wstepne z~oiuierzom i maryna-
rom, kt6rzy chca wstapiG do tel
jedynej orgsnizacyi polskiej i kato-
lickiej miodziezy ola miodziezy W
Stanach ZjednoczonSch. Urzednicy
kierowali sic ia mySla, re Ia ich wa
l~eczuoSc i mestwo organizacya VIE
cejby zrobi6by ME mogla. Rowniez
wybrano Komitet z panow W Men
fickiego, dr.. FIR. A. Dulaka i adwo,
kata Piotra P. Mindaka,r do UREA
czenia wspanialego przyjecia Macie
rzystom bedzacym W sluzbie wojsko-
wei Stan. Zjed., kt6rzy W dzieh PREY
iecia beda W Chicago. Blizsze szcze-
goly o tenn p6zniej.
Aieby wzbudzic zainteresowanie
" ,,K6ikt ola Dzieci" PREY Macierzy
Polskiej. Zarzad Giowny uchwalii
nominowac agentow - inspektorow
do wszystkich Oddziaiow Macierzy
Polskiej, Ia CO tel otrzymaja wyna-
grodzenie 25c cd aplikacyi.
Dalej przyjeto uchwaie ustana-
wiajaca Komisarzy ma rome dziel-
nice i Stany, kt6rzy rowniez "a swo-
ia prace otrzymaja dobre wynagro-
dzenie.
Ma zakohczenie r%ozpoczeto debaty
mad nowym kontestem ola werbo'
wanna nowycA czlonkow. Zainteer--
sowanie byio wietSie i posypaiy sic
propozycye cd kazdego. Mic jednak-
Re stanowczego ME uchwalono' W
sprawie kontestu, odiozono spra-
we do posiedzerta, ktore sic
bedzie W czwartek, dnia 27go Lutte
go o godzinie Sci wieczorem, W sail
Macierzy Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
T%R0JKATNA WALKA KANDYDA,
TOW REPUBLIKANSKICH.

Burmfstrz Thompson, kap. Merriam
i sedzia Olson, kaudydaci republican,
scy o nOminacye swej partly ma bur
mistrza. ~zwalczaja sic z nieSlychana
zaciekfoScia.
Sedzia Olson kpi i szydzi " re
kordu wojennego" burmiStrza. Zwolen-
nicy burmistrza wydali broSzure, w
kt6rej przedstawiaja go jake patryo-
to, jake lojalnego Amerykanina. kt0ry
rad popierai w wojnie 2 prusactwem.
Wydanie broSZury byfO kardynalnym
bIedem, gdyz wiadoma rzecz, re burn.
Thompson byI przeciwny pObOrowi
wojskOwemu. byi przeciwny wySianiu
armfi do Fralncyi, wciaz gardiowaf Ia
wolnoScia mowy i wSkazywal, re mia
sto Chicago jest ,,sz6Stem ma jwiekSzem
mfastem niemieckim ma Swiecie". On
byl powodem. re misya angielSka ME
przybyia do Chicago. Ami raz ME wziaf
udziafu W zegnanfu zolnierzy udaja-
cych sic do ObozGw. To tez sedzia o.
son ma znakomity materyal do atak6w
sarkastycznych. 2 kt6rego kOrzySta
bez skrupui.
= Kap. Merriam z jednej strOny take
atakuje burmistrza ThOmpSona, dema-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
= Policya i detektywi poszukuja de-

generate, Rt6ry cd kilku dni Daczepla
kobiety i dziewczeta W dzieln1cy no
gers Park. w ~ubieg}ych dwu tygod--
mach policya otrzymafa okoao ~ "a
aaleh Pierwsze zaaalenia otrzymano
cd dziewczatek re szko3y Swifta W
Rogers Park. We wtorek mad ranem
waryat wszedl do mieszkania PAM u
Peterson, pnr. 1852 Berwyn ave. j
zwiazal jej rece i nogi pohczochaml'
Jej krzyki sprowad2ily sasiadow. wa
ryat czmychnal, zanim go zdofalno u
lac. Policya sadzi, lie to jeden z w1ez,
ni6w niedawno temu parolOwanych 2
Joliet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
SWEITZER Ma ZEBRANIU POL
SKICH DEMOKRATOW.

r. NJ. Sweitzer, kandydat regulamej
organizacyi acknowledgement ma burmi-
strza, wczoraj przemawial W said budyn
niu polskich demokrat6w W sail budyn
ku Ashland Block, przy rogu n. Clark
1 Randolph.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

,,Dzlennik ChIcagoski" mona
unawlac u nsstepuJacvcb agen
W: Jones. 1927 N Troy utica,
Kto chce czytat uaJlepsxe co
,zienne lis-no polskie, nieei. sis
IDA do pans F M, PAWoLL,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

wolfe, a W dodatku uraczyG uczest-
nikow wieczorku' smacznymi pacz-
kami, kt6rymi sic zajma miejscowe
panic.
Dnia Ago marca b. r. Stowarzysze
ME alumn6w szko}y Matki Boskiej
Anielskiej, bierze czynny udziai W
zabawie ,ktora sic odbedzie W sail
olbrzymiej p. n. ,,Guyons Paradise.
prey Crawford ave. 1 Washington
boul. Bilety SO do nabycia u wszyst-
kich cz}onk6w 1 czlonkih Stowarzy-
s7enla.
Eractwo Miodziehc6w Sw. Jozefa,
prey parafii Matki Boskiej Aniel--
skiej, nosi sic z mysla urzadzenia
%wieczorku t. wv. ,,Bunco Party, W
sail parafialnej ma dochod nowo-bu-
dujacego sic koSciola. Kiedy ten vie
czorek ma sic odbyt ma razie do
kiadnie ME wiadomo. Podobno ma
sic odbyc po Wielkanocy. Dalej do
dzie{a miodziezy droga!
Kapelanem mlodziezy PREY para
fiji Matki Boskiej Anielskie1 jest K
Artur Dabrowski C. R., kt5ry szcze-
RE ~pracuje mad rozwojem iowa
rzystw m1otziezy.
X. Lukasz Swiatkowski, c. R ;
wy,echai ma pogrzeb S. p. DR.. "a
VIA Carus, wielkiego literata i wy
dawcv pisma p. t. open Court i
.Monista". Pogrzeb odbyl sic W La
Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
zYCIA
TOWARzYSKIEGO

Klub Kr6lowej Jadwigi ma Marya
movie ma dis wieczorem o godzinie
1880 wazne posiedzenie, ma kt6rym
wziaSt wiuni udzial wszyscy czion-
kowie.
Q - q .
Grupa 67ma. wv. Mar. Pol, ma
intencye urodzin Tadeusza Kosciu-
ski urzadza W niedziele, dnia 1890
lutego b. r. o godzinie 1880 rano "
kosciele Sw. Trolley uroezyste nab9
lenstwo.
Q So .
IN inicyatywa ObywateAi J6zefa Clio
raszewskiegu. BroniShawa Ga}eckiego,
Wllcentego P~otOckiego, Antoniego Ru-
Sana Stefana |. WftmahSkiego Stanl-
shawn woiek zwo{ano zgromadzenie
nsJwyblmiejSzych i najwpiywowSzycn
Obywa,eli z dzielnicy Town OF Lake
la wsp0Ina narade do sail parafialnej
Sw. .f6zefa PREY ulicach 4S-mej / Pau
lima Va tymczaSOwegO przewodnicZa-
cero pOwolano OBJ. Br. F. Gaieckiego.
mn sekrrtarZa Oh. s. |. WitmanSkieSo
a ma ~Sharbnika Ob. Anbonieso J. Wfo-
~6arskiego. Gel zebrania wyt}0macZyf
obvwatelstwu p. GalecSi, kt0ry zaak-
ceutowai brak solidarnosci ma pofu-
dniowej strOnie miasta oraz posrZe6e
iakieSoS klubu ola wszerkiej piracy o.
s6lnej a wymagajacej wsp6lnej dziaaal-
RoSci. Pc jodczytaniu reZolucyi, tudziez
jednOglosnem przyjeciu tejze i podpi-
saniu przez wSzystktch ma sail obec--
INCH 0bywateli. przyjeto na3we
.KLUB OBYWATELSKI GENERAhA
PUXASKIEGO" dla dzielnicy Town
Of Lake. wyb6r administracyi nasta-
nj Ago marca. pCczSwszy o godzinie 6S-
mel wieczorem. W tejze Samej sab.
SpecyanoScia tego nOwegO klubu be-
die w~yrabianie ~papier6w Obywatel-
skich dla rOdak0w ma Town of Lake
by PolCnie W 29-tej i 30tej wardzie po-
srawic ma wyzSzym szczebfu politycz-
nym.
Klub Obywatelski Generate Pufas-
kieso zajmie sic wszelkiemi sprawam
p~ublicznemi i bedzie DiejakO str6zem
dobra Og6fu pOlskiego ma Town OF
Lake. .
O So y
Zarzad Gl6wny Macierzy Polskiej
ma SVEN regularnem posiedzeniu
przyiaI kilka uchwal bardzo chwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
Z MARYANOWA.

Stowarzyszenie Alumn6w szkoly
Matki Boskiej Anielskiej, ma pred
stawieniu, ktore bylo urzadzone dn.
1880 stycznia b. r, ma dochod To-
wo-budujacego sic koScio}a, zebralo
czystego dochodu pc z%ap}aceniu wy
datk6w przedstawienia, $175.0O,
kt6re zosta}y wreczone x. probosz-
czowi Franciszkowi Gordonowi, c.
R. Gym zaiste godny n~aSladowa-
MIA.
y
w przyszia niedziele, dnia 1890
lutego b.. T., W sail parafialnej Mat
XII Boskiej A%nielskiej, beda jak
zwykle pokazywane obrazy migaw-
kowe tresci zajmujacej / p~ouczaja-
cej. Jedno pr~zedstawienie odbedzie
sic popoiudniu o godzinie Sci a dru-
gle o godz. Smej wieczorem. Blizsze
szczegofy O przedstawieniu podamy
jutro.
4
Cd niedzieli "a tydzieh, t. ]. dnia
23go lutego b. r. odbedzie sic VIE
czorek Rozmaitosci, urzadzony sta
raniem Klub6w miejscowych p. W.
Adama Mickiewicza | Krolowej Jad-
wigi. Poczatek o godzinie Sci VIE
czorem, W sail p~arafialnej. Komitet
doklada wszelkich staran i wysil-
kow, ably wszystkich zabawic | zado
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tai role in the conference. Much
good has been accomplished by his
coming. We appreciate his collabo.
ration, which has been the greatest
help. ....
"Many problems remain to be
solved, not only for Western Europe,
but for the Near East, Africa and
elsewhere. All necessarily will come
.p at the conference where we hope
at least to have the assistance OF
your President in settlement of the
principles before his departure"
Poincaire smiled and then added:
"There is so much to do he may yet
ave to remain some time among US.
The President gleeted the CORES
,ondent at the door Of his study in
The Elysee and indicated chairs at
,a side of his desk, beautiful ex-
ample of the Louis period. Only one
other person was present. stiff
captain of the French army.
In response to suggestion that
he French are modest to the point
of reticence he replied:
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s1s, s,iso, ,ooo, 900 IS Y, s.
WAR COST FOR YEAR
Cost the American People About
$1s,1e 100000 to Run Its Gov
ernment and Make Loans to Al.
lies in Year Ending Tuesday,
- December 81.

= Washington, Jan. 1t cost the
American people about $18,16ODO0,-
600 to run it's government and make
loans to the allies in the year ending
Tuesday, according to computations
from treasury reports.
December expenditures, about two
billion dollars, the record of the ma
tion's history, sent aggregate war
costs to date to approximately $24,-
500, 100000.
Of the $18,16O,OOO,OO0 paid out
1918, probably two billion dollars
went for the army and the general
military establishment, about two
billion dollars for the navy, bill
lion nor the shipbuilding program, a
billion for other civil government
needs, and s4,15O, 100000 as loans
to the allies. ... \
Although hostilities ceased nearly
two months ago, the governments
outlay each day is mounting because
of the liquidation of war contracts
and treasury officials said indications
are the demand on the government
=. the first month of the new yeal
nay be even more than for this
month.
! With estimates of expenses in the
last few days, not yet actually com
piled, officials believe December ex
penses will run to S2,100,00O,0O0
T nearly s2OO,OoO,OOO more thar
last months high record. This in.
cludes nearly $43O,OO0,OOO estimat.
ed for allied loans, and $1,670,000.
900 estimated for the governmnt's
actual expenditures.
Public Pays Third.
That the public has paid only
about one-third of war expenses, in
cluding foreign loans, in taxes, in
cash, and two-thirds as loans to be
repaid in another generation, is in
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FRENCH PRESIDENT TO - =
49,. VISIT UNITED STATES
President Poincare Will Visit Thi.
Country Some Time This Year
Insists That Allies Are in Com.
plete Harmony On Peace
Terms '..

Paris, Jan. 1.-President Poincare
IS planning to visit the United States
after the peace conference.
He revealed this yesterday during
an interview with the United Press
in which he forecastd that France,
the United States, and the Allies in
general, will enter the conference al
ready agreed on the basis for peace.
No dates and no details have been
fixed for Poincaire's visit but June
or July have been tentatively sug-
gested to him. Naturally" he said
with a smile, "as president of the
country where the peace will be held
I will be unable to leave before that
ends"
Reports of material differences
among the Allies, he declared-then
reiterated ,are German fabrications.
do not foresee the slightest trou-
BE in arriving e complete accord,
even to the Details" he said.
"We are already in harmony on
general lines. The details will be set
tied as soon as the delegates get
down to work. 1t will take some
time of course, as there is a tremen-
dous amount of detail.
Poincaire early directed the con-
versation to President Wilson's pres
ence in France, in an evident desire
to show his appreciation of the Am
erican executives visit.
"We are particularly happy over
the visit of President Wilson," he
said. You witnessed the reception
accorded him. This was due equally
to the French peoples admiration for
the American people and to their ap-
probation of the great role the Am
erican people played in the war. We
wish him joy in his new citizenship,
quite as though this were his own
home. He is bound to play capt.