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TO REDUCE PERSONNEL
' OF Km BUM MEN
jAIiiny \\ ill He IJi*cl inched l?y
I Own I\ rquot on Depart
ment Orders.
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AND f \J.SK--.\J( ?HSK
Urges Ban on Wearing
Elk's Teeth as I^mblem
I Mv AxMirliileil Press. 1
XKW YOlK. Deo. IS.?The Be
nevolent anil Protective Order ?>f
Klks today was asked liy the
American Came Protective Asso
ciation to forbid Its members
wearing elk's teeth as emblems.
This request was made in a reso
lution adopted after photof-raplis j
had In i'ii shown plotnrinji elk l>e. ]
Iiiu shot for their tec l It alone. I
\\:tli ti' vn any use made of their
?!. j-b nr IihIi'-s.
Tli. resolution siiKjjested that
Kilts lie enlightened reuardiut; '
"want.m: drst l net Ion ??f ?? I U f.>r the
sule purpose of obtaining tlieir
I., ill for use ar urii:iiin ills by
members of the order, "and that
a lian <-!i their use he provided
:n the form of a eonsl it ut ionitl
a mi' ud no n' adopted at the liext
Krand loiluo i on\i ntion.
tn en Is ni.id. . lie!! her w ere there fals"
vouchers presented to the licet cor
poration I'} the Virginia Shipbuild
ing < Vtiipati} .
I'urther. 11n i in I > di-n n i 11- chartte
Uiade was on III*" 1 ??tti day of July,
r.'l'.i. a stateinent innde to Hie full
Shipping Hoard Knicinency Fleet Cor
poration by the Virginia corporation
through Its officers. <" II. I.ivinpston.
it* president; Mr Martin, its. treas
urer. Mr. <"risty. its auditor; and its
,-ouns. I. Messrs Clbboney. Scott and
Cordon, and at whleh my son, K. A
MorKe 'i ml myself wire present,
whieh >tati-nieiit I have no lo-shancy
in sayintc was undoubtedly true.'
CREEK CHl lUlll SYNOD
CKNSl'RES ARCHHMIOP
I |{v Associated Press 1
?\TI IMNS. I ??;??- >-? Tin- Ci-ck
< 'huri h Synod. in sess'on here |oda>.
??dopli il a ri-solui ;-'ii i i-nsui inn Arch
bishop Mi lit io> M. l a ma k Is. who uas
, ? , ?. d ? i'ii men i ? ?:? I pa t r iareh at i '? m -
sta lit inopli- la >i Week. foi "at tempi
;fm To provoke an eeclesiast i????I separ
ation, or sebism. arnonn tlo- Croks
in N no rii .t."
Seven- criticism of the maimer in
who'll list wi-i'k * i-liition was lo-bl
w.is i\pii-s?ed today by a deputation
..f dissenters of the i i iinoul. il pa
triarchate. ineludlne tlo- Metro
]...; tar.s "f Kiii-" and Mo- I >ardalo-Ui s.
w ... i.illH to Athens t?> protest to tlo
dm : ano nt ajjaltist tlo- l*u.ilit> of
At > h bishop Mitamakis" election.
Tin di putatlon elaimed tlia' seven
members of tin. synod, at the ?"on
>t.ii,i in Id. election. were deprived
ot tlo ir \ ni illK power I u - ? tl. >
ad\ tse.l post pollemellt of the i ? I. . t ;. ? II
until .tanuaij -.. in ordi-r to
allow tin- Metropolitans of province
aiine\ei| by Ctii-i e to pai t i<-ipate.
KOI SIC IS PROPOSED
lOK \ VCA.NT I'l.ACK
.to Tlo Tinos-1 ? -jiati li )
\\ \SHINCTo.V. I? |,... 13
The .i.-.i? i; ,.{ I;. eveni;i:'\. il.il
Kl Viru.iiia. in ail pr--bah :it\.
u .'.\.i;e Ite pt i -? nta 11 v. Arthur
i'. s. Ketitu ky. to tlo chair
11 it' of tbe 1 >.-tl|.-iT.I ' . t'olisri-f'
? iai i a m e.i ij;ii ?'ointr.i:ri e,
I'. lie., r.i -i- .if tlo M use ? Ki-pn
s- r.'at \ ? - ? > !!.e?t TI?11r-.I.-1> t clit
i . . ? ni. . t hi lat? I'.. -.
r. '.itii e 1 -' ? I Mb. ? Mr K ? I
was ? "'d iha.tiii.tn f 'I - eorntnlt
leu tw o year* k'(u Representative
? - .1 ; t.-nt .al i . ; I ? lit U
that time the KriittifkV member <!?
. ... 1 ? ? ? rmil fh?- u*. -i i- nam'
\\ tii ? di.ith of l{i-;.ri-mti\
y ? r r.?!l ' f Mr it..-is hav.
ai'n-.i b. ? rr ? ... t and to t.
I itiie' r.' ? " a i'jie;. r ? . at > ? in
. Mo,, a;. :? i
favor )i ? lion b> i ?? -.if
> Tb.:r??'..?>? . \e:s!ri:
<) DIE. 3 HURT, AS FIRE
DESTROYS FARMIlol SI
IT'. I "fitted N-w v ]
?. 1 . / vi?"ii . I>? :" N" ? *
.Stnrr Ojn-n Kxninir^ I nlil 5*.
i;\> i-f : -
;i u m
i r '?'.?j
?"Tlii* II?? ii ^ Thai
>1 ailr I' i r li in o n <1
?>1 iisiciil."
\ Now hi ml nf Xmits
fur N < h i r 11 <? in with
the
The Genuine
VICTROLA
\ ???!**<? il.'ini'f inimir |?tn>r?l n Kli
I In- HpuM iukI Kp;irtv!i .i* ?>tj ilir \ a ? roln?> ???i
lii-iif I lit* worJilN f i>r?* i in iUt\, ^inuinu,
IriK??li?n? ?? in it si|m?|tul;?r hiui^*., ? n nilr-\ f 11?*.
w oimI?-r f i< I liiiiuK mill <ir?*ti?*%f vn*. ||\ nil ?our?
on i!m? Kt-^illiM* \ ??? fr??!fa?;ui?l %%r'|| put if in your
home n??\> on rxi*j lernis,
\\ oii'f joti nuiH* in nml ln nr jour
?OMR*?or wrlla? lot <ji t nlou ur loilnj.
(in or i ir
218 K. JiroiKl SI.
Thru tn (irnev
LLOYD GEORGE WOULD ?
CANCEL WAR ACCOUNTS
Plans to Take Initiative in
Kconomic Matters of
tin- World.
.\OT TO IM I.I Itc: I M ICII .HTATKS
llellrte I'roitilor Will llrn|i KrnnrrN j
Orln in Oroiit llrlliiln. 1'ro* IiIIiik
SIn- I'drcli ?*?? i :<|iiltulciil of Ovriunii
It r|>ii rations.
| it\ \ssoclated I 'res.-'. I
W \ SI 11XI J'l'i >.\, l>oo. IS.?Some of
!h.- foi.iun il i ;> l< una I s in attendance
at l In- arms conference. havo rcwivt'il
Word which l ho v in I er|irc1 as indicat
ing lliat I'nvlil l.lnyil lii'iirsi", lhe{
llritish I*rrhii<-r. is preparim; in take
tin* Initiative in world nt? 1111i<? mal
t-is. h:ivlim convinced from
the results nf nihilities made hero
tli.it the A merit':* u govt -rutin nt does
not intend to call :ui international
economic moot Ihk : at lons't nut in tho,
near future.
WimiM I nniTl Drills.
Tho ttriii^h I'lini" Minister's plan.
ncooriliiiK to i ho information in the
hands of tiiosc diplomats. content
plati s tho i-auccllntiou of nil war
ilolits owiim to Ureal Itritain hy Italy,
l-'rancc. illinium, Itussia and tlte
smaller r. a Ik an allies, amounting,
with nit i t ??.?it. to upward of (wo liil-]
lion.s sterling.
I n 11 ril Mini's Niil Itir little il.
J'romli-r l.lo>tl lieorK^. it Is rocalloil,
proposed to I? ?c.-"idi-nt Wilson that all
i 111?'ra11 it'll dents. ini'lutlitii* those ow
Ihk to t ho I nit.-.l States, shotilil ho
? a ii ? ?? 1 ? I hut h:> |>r< M>nt ili s*i mi, ac
I orillni: to the uililersianiliiiK. does
ri? ? t incliiilt tlo- renewal of that ?tin
Kestlon to the failed States Ho Is
said to ? t 11 ? 1111 to annul th" doht.s of
olacr countries due iSrent Itritain.
s lli.iecl lo colilli! IOIIS. OIIC. if it Ullller
Moml. li.-inu that franc shoulil for
give the .I.Ms of allied countries to
In r. amoiinlitiK to ahout the equiva
lent of t v> o Itillions of ilolinis, anil an
other heinu it retl net ion of (lorman
reparations ?Sue to Kiaiice l?y 13,all.
I o| francs. This is the amount
tho Krciich government htirrowotl of
Knvland durini: tho war, ami is almut
as larti.' a sum as that loanetl to
franco hy the I'ltileil Stated, which
was I."i.'.'Sfi.OOii.ftnn frillies a: the cx
. limine then i:s-. <1 of .'? IS to th-- dollar.
TARIFF FflnS Hi
BIG Ml OF DISCUSSION
Talks Kanji** All W ;i> From
(.anary Ilirtls to
(lows.
(11> V-soeia t???! I"rc-s 1
W A S 11 I N t; T t? N. 11. C Ta r ff
fin ni' rs on the Senate Kir.?t nee t'oiu
iiiitt??e had it course in mental pyni
nastics today in followiim tin- . oni
liinntion of subjects pn sentod hy it
dozen or more witnesses. The dis
? ti * > n rancid ail tin- ?a\ f:om
i'anary birds t- cows and from near
l.. .r t.. ? I.a in pa u n- v 11 li onlnos. spa
ghetti lanily, nuts, t unato paste itml
other items t !ir? ? w ii in.
The sjieciii. schedule- under con
sideration were thos>- tlt-aliiiK with
agricultural produ- t> and provisions
.trul spirits, wines and other hover
acee- l.itjuor importers, thr.iiKh
l.evl t'ooke, of this i it>, protested
ac,i:n?t the proposed riites ;i
ua'.lon on hravndy and ?> a gallon on
haiup&iuie. pointing out that these
$ were in addition t.. the internal
? eieiiuf tax of a gallon
t'alllnf? attention that under the
iv. llijuors could not he imported
f<r lieverane purposes. Mr t'ooke
! most of it ?a> used for mcdi
:.al purposoo, atld !1K that the ia\
ti . ?? a vrr> steep one to impose upon
a n.edleine .
THOUSAND SIGHTLESS
FORMER SERVICE MEN
AT PEARSON FUNERAL
Pay Touching Tribute to
Great Benefactor of
lilinrf at Loudon.
I My l Tiiitod News.)
T .ON PON. Pre. 13.? Willi Hrltish
Ktiardsmcn aetliiK u.< k tihle.s. 1.000 '
hIisIiIIi'sm men?ii majorlt) of them !
former soldiers ? came from all parts i
<'f 'imil Britain to attend I In- funeral |
of Sir Arthur I'enrson.
Tht' la 11? publicist, himself Mind. 1
was tli?? founder of St. fiunslau's Hos
pital. and was widely inourned for
his plillalithropy by the hundreds lie j
bad benefited.
V chorus of blind sinners sail it.
"I.ead. Kindly IliKlit." nl the i;rave
side. and a ureal wreath, f?? i which
the wounded men subscribed, bore t It ??
letters "V. O. H."?the b'Kend. "Vic- t
lory Over Hlinilness"- which was
originated by Pearson, who made it
the matto of all Ills work.
Many tonchlnir reunions occurred
at the funeral, where many of the
former soldiers recognized their bud
dies liy the sound of their voices I ho .
first time they hail heard thetn sineo
their adventures on French battle- j
fields.
aninoi:nci:mmint of
Mile; TURK I" ACCORD
DlIK IN FKW HOURS ,
i Con t in tied From Fir-it I'ntriv*
< ilic mandates, a subject to be dealt
with in a separate 11? .it v. iu?w near
.11^; cionplel ion. between tin* I'nited
Slates ami Jn;om.
Settle \iu j Problem voim.
Aniioiiueinvnt bv the Washington
ronferenee of imreement on the
naval ratio between Oreat
Itrlt.iin. Japan and lb- I * n i t States
!".im? d toiiiuht as probable bef??r? the
week-end A plenary session for the
purpose is expected by some dele
Bate.".
Japan has indicated conditional
agreement to the v-."i-;t" ratio. ller
acceptance was coupled, however,
with a re?|ttest to substitute the new
battleship Mutsu for the old twelve
inch-tun ship Setsu in the list of
ships she wmibl retain under the
Utilities proposal.
Decision \ nnoiliiceil Infiirmnlly.
The decision of the Japanese jfov
ernment was commuiiicnteil informal
ly to Mr. Iltiub'-s anil Mr. Kalfoiir by
Admiral ltaion Kato and was dls
ctisseil today by the full American
<!? legation at a conference attended
l.\- Assistant Secretary lloosevelt
l.ater the ?" 1. i three" of tin- naval
pow.-is. Me.-srs. iliiKhes, Italfoiir and
Kato. aKain not, tills t.me Mr.
Uooseveit, Admiral Cooutz and llear
Adtnirnl I'ratt. of tin- ueiw r.il board.
att<-ndiriu the session After this
meetitm it was said that only "one
very (iinall point" remained unset
tied.
II was Indicated that both tho
American and Itritisli groups woroi
opposed in a general way to chnnc
i 11K the list of retained slilps of each
power as would he necessitated If
Japan retained the Mutsu. This op
position, however, l.s expected in con
ference circles to give way if the
Japanese are insistent.
Would Itclnlu Two I'-lu Ships,
In that case, it was learned, the
t'niled States probably would* retain
Hie battleships ('(dorado and Wash
ington in place of ihe Oelawurn and
North Dakota. and th" ten-year naval
holiday wollld of necessity he modi
fied to permit (ireat Mritalii to con
st rn<t two additional ships.
Tliu Japanese proposal In retain
the Mutsu In place of the Setsu Is
In line with the coiitcitthui of Japa
nese naval experts dtirliiK 'he first
discussion of th<' nation ratio Hint
experts of all nations were agreed
thai ships armed with twelve-liieli
nuns could not Hi- in the linttle line
riKainst modern craft armed with
fourteen - Inch. fifteen-Inch or six
tern-Inch rllles.
Itoth ill** Setsu and the Delaware
and North Dakota have twelve-Inch
KUits. while the Mutsu and the Colo
i ado and Washington each carry
? iulit sixteen-inch rllles.
IIiiiIrt MiIjm of Mutsti Tj |ie.
Ureal Itritnin has no battleships
of a type us far advanced as the
MiiImi and the Colorado and Wash
ington. The heaviest Itritisli naval
Hins arc lift een - Inch. I'resumably,
if provision Is made for two addi
tional Itritisli battleships to take the
place of the two oldest ships of the
Kill};' lieorge V. class on the present
retained list, vessels of the Mutsu
type and iiriiilimeiit would he added
The four super-1 loods planned b> ill"
I'.Hi i<h and to be abandoned are
more than tft.nnn ions In displace
ment and beyond the flftli-ton max
iintin> limit proposed In the American
plan.
Il has been indicated that Ureal
Mrllaln ilid iom desire to carry out
nti\ biiildinu prouram at this time.
1'rompt Itritisli acceptance of the
American iitllo proposal has been
| i < presented to some extent as due
lo ibis al'itude. There was some
lea soil to believe tonlKht that Itritisli
.opinion in the sessions of the "bin
three" was heinu exerted against any
'modi Ilea I ion of the orliiinal Ameri
can plan that would I'-arratice th"
list of retained ship* in su? It a wa>
as to make it expedient fur (ireat
Itrltaln lo proceed with capital ship
? oust ructio'i.
Would lie Kconomlc (<11111.
So far as Ili?? I'nileil Slates i? con
cerned, substitution of the. I'olorailo
and Washington for the North I la
kola and Delaware Is regarded in the
Bad Blood
la responsible for nios:t of liie dis
i Mses and ailments that nfllict hu
manity. To purify it take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
l'urllles and vitalizes ihe blood.
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Silk Mufll. i s, *5.0(1
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S i I :< T i> i> |i ?? r
JUO.OO.
I'l I'ssy S li ?i r x.
* I<M!? anil fU.OO.
?for the
(Jolfcr:
?;i? i r suit*,
In IMO.OII.
?lol f K nicker s,
9S.50 In SC-I.OO.
I in |i (i r I r il K nit
.llti-Ucrtx, f-0.00 III
*?.'5.on.
Unlf llnso, >:I.II0
to .?tt.OO.
Cnlf Slims. 911,(111.
Coif Shirts, fU.fllt
i?? yrt.un.
tinlf Caps, $'J.."SO.
tinlf Halls, *i.on
? aril; 1 <loz.. 910.50.
"Corona" HckuIh
t inn, 91.02.
?70S E.DROAD.
^
Anpjrlcnn group as having certain
cooiipmle advnnlHKOK. M would defer
replacement building for these two
ships until ten years after tlio nnvnl
holiday ended. It would also give
the fleet three modern, slxteen-lnch
kuii .ships, which have a very much
Increased <1 '(tree of. security against
submarine attack due to hull con
struction, for the Maryland, now with
the fleet, In a winter ship to the
Colorado and Washington. The fourth
ship of the class, the Went Virginia,
was launched Just after the confer
ence began. She Is destined for tin
scrap heap In any case, apparently.
Adheres <o Undo.
If the plan of substitution to re
tain the Mutsil, suggested liy the
Japanese, l? followed, the result)
would be to change the aggregate I
tonnage on capital ships retained by j
each power, hut not the number of
>itiips each retained It would also,
it Is assumed, provide for substan
tial adherence to the theory of the
".*i-5-3" ratio, which Is understood to
be the only basis upon which an
I agreement for retention of the Aliitsu
could !>?? reached In the American and
I'rltisb view.
Pending a ?*.-t tIcement ji* to the
M ut sii. other phases of the naval
proposal, such as the French and
Italian latlos and the Hrltlsh desire
to abolish submarines entirely, were
In abeyance. The "committee of
fifteen" on naval matters announced
yesterday w as not called to meet and
it seemed probable would not be
called until all but the mere technl
*.???I tli-iulls <if the ltrltlnh-Amcrlcun
Jnpnncse' antic of tli*? problem hud
boon worked out.
Would Clrnr I |> Kuropenn Trlnnnle.
A suggestion tliat It inlfcht ilwolvc
upon the A merlcatl ilel?KiUlun to
come (urward with it proposal as to!
French and Itullan iinvu! ratios to |
clear up the Kuropcau Irlunnlc catiiu i
up iu Krltish circles today. It
seemed lo he speculative in char
acter. and there wan no definite In
dication that a course hud yet been
mapped out. France lias lieen cred
ited uiioIIIcIhIIv with desiring 300,
iiiio tons Iii capital ships and ".">,000
tons in submitriiics, but II was said
in some quarters today that would
mean a proposal lo Incrense French
naval strciiKOi t" Per cent, while
Crcat I'.ritaili unit the t'nlted States*
wcri' reducing in per rent. In view
of that situation doubt was expressed
that France would press actively any
such proposal.
Volcano In \ lulcnt Im pi ion,
SAX ANTONIO. TKXAS. !>????. 13.?
Wlrclt-ss warnings relayed from the
City of Mexico to I'olnl Isabel, picked
up tonIkht at a local National <? tiard
radio slalion. stated that I'opocate
petl is in violent eruption, and all
towns In tlie vicinity of the volcano
have been warned that the eruptions
are tbe most serious of any sine*' the
volcano suddenly started to spout
lava and ashes, two days hk<>.
11 DEAD IN WASHOUTS AND
LANDSLIDES IN SEATTLE
Souri'li Is Being Continued by
Rescuers Through Having
Floods.
1 lly United N't'Wii.]
SKATTI.K. WASH., Deo. 13.--With
cloven Known dead, search through
^Ihi: wreckage and mini 1 ?? ft |>y land
slides mid washouts resulting from
rilKllIK Hood* in lirlllK toiltlniluil ln*r?
??nil In WoHtorn Washington.
Tin* I iodic* of Mr*. Samuel <\ An
drews anil her two small imns.,1 .or!< I
! under tons nf mud at the foot of the
slid'- that wrecked their home In
i West Seattle, are still uni'ccoVcred.
Tile recovery '?f the iiody of a 1
| > ear-old girl M Vnklnia -has brought
j I lie total of dead to eleven. W I..
| l.oliclle. reseu- worker, Is missing. If.,
was helping recover the hodlcs i?f
Cera Id Willi . his wife and daughter,
and of II. ? dson, logger. from t he
ivrivk of a IukkIiik tram iic.'u M'-nte.
ha no, when another slide hurled him
All motor 1st:< have I ecu warned
stay off country roads near here In
order not to hamper reconstruction.
The record rain In this vicinity ha*
, censed. Ill fort \ -one hours .7 "J 7 Incite ,
of ruin f?ll. The rain has jjlven way
to gates and southwestern storm
? warnings were raised todav.
imOAI) AT fifth.
Sons who remember
4 hrlattun* . i . .
tii?. for Mm ?unit- Christmas conies
but once a year;
?that "MOTHER" is the
dearest word;
?that the tfift to her
must .be the ^-ift of
gifts;
?that it should know the
season's pas s w o r d ?
Utility!
"Let it serve as it de
lights'?as do all of the
out-of-the-ordin ary ? i f t s
which we have assembled
with forethought and care
so that men may choose
quickly, sensibly and eco
nomically.
To the men who regard a personal .selection too diffi
cult to undertake. we hupkchI tlie convenience of a
certificate." Issued In any amount, redeemable at any time,
for any of the choice merchandise In our store.
- y ~-~v r~^- ? r ' ?' - #-w- ? -v; i
"The Gift Store"
Orta l/tim ec/Jyrotficrs
V#. _
n ml lie mire IKf j'rr
"l-'liiwrrt of (iiiiir?ii
teed KrmhnrM."
Mnn)' ?|iPOlnl?i nre lie
Inu nrrmiRi'il for ,\ niit*
In lovrlr llnimiiond
llloonin.
Order youm nnn to Itr
itrllvrrrd \nm* morn
?frenh and frimriinl,
dlreet from the lnrfte?t
Krconhoiiitfa In the
Month. They rout no
more.
HAMMOND
The First National Thrift Clubs
are now open.
?Weekly payments of any desired
amount, 50c, $1, $2, $5.
?Checks mailed in time for Xinas,
with interest.
HA VIN<?H I>Kl'AHTM 10NT
S. K. IJATIOS, .PH., Vlcc-Pre.sidciif
National Bank
Ninth nlid Main Streets
Capital ami
Surplus,
$3,500,000.00
The (Mil First?Kstahlislietl ls(>."?
join now!
Order Your
Christmas Flowers
Now ?
Our .llei'hnnlen A rr Kiprrt*
NKLSON & .TOMS HHOS.,
I.MIS Went MnIn Mlreet.
Ilonlr vni'ri I40H.
?We Scnil Klnwrrm liy Wire
A njivhere."
Wall Paper, Palatini?
Interior Decorating
and Get Your
Thrift Club Cheek
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