Liberty Express, Volume 16, Number 13, Liberty, Union County, 1 November 1918 — Page 5

THE LIBERTY EXPRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 191S

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Shall we waver in our support of the President with the hour of victory at hand? A change in policies at this time might mean disaster. Never was there a better time to let well enough alone.

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To elect a Congress politically opposed to 12 President would only result in confusion. It would be misunderstood abroad. Germany would take it as a defeat of the President, and would become encouraged anew. Why take a chance?

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ZZ JOIN IN ENDORSING TEE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND WAR POLICIES OF PRESIDENT WILSON

Business Says:

We believe that the country is safe in the hands of President Wilsen and the I)eniofiatio party. In the business management of our public affairs they have met the crucial test. In two years the annual expenses of the government in financing the war expanded from $l,()00,Ui)i),0O( to more than I'Ü.ÜUO.UUÜOO. This great expansion and readjustment has come without a shock to the commercial interests or to the country's credit. The Federal Keserve Act, urged by President Wilson and passed by a Deinocratie Congress, not only kept our business on a solid basis, but made it possible to finance the war and to extend enormous credits to our Allies. If it had not been for this Democratic law, business in America would have b en paralyzed. No other act of preparedness for war can compare with this. It enables every section to manufacture its products, move its crops, pay its labor and keep every line of commercial activity properly provided with funds. A President and a party that have so wisely protected our commerce, so successfully prosecuted the war and taken such wonderful care of our soldiers, can be safely trusted with the conclusion of the war and with the solving of the problems that will follow. The country is in safe hands let's keep it there.

Labor Says:

GKfcKNCASTI.K. i. L. Kandell, Caililer. Central Natnl Batik. C. '. Ilurt. Hurst X l antim. UKOOKtll.l K. !. Ii Krdrrinaiin. Vlir-1're. 1'lriit National HanL. WHITlMi. brauuiuiit 1'arLi. Suut. Standard Oil Co. OAKY. Hurry I. Arnold. I'rri. (iarr Trust and SaillKft lialllL. MAKIOV. M. .M. Kilcorr. I'm. Farmrr Trutt Co. Tt.KRK IIAl'TK. Jaum S. Koy. I'rr. Tcrr Haut Trust . Juhn T. beaslry, Hanker. CKUUN HUNT. J. M. frteraon. Hanker.

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We arc supporting" President Wilson above all because it is our patriotic duty to do so. We are supporting President Wilson because during his administrations more legislation has been enacted for the benefit of working people than during all previous administrations sii.ee our government was founded. We are supporting President Wilson because be stands for humanity, equality and justice. We are supporting President Wilson because of the fine sense of justice he has hown in handling the complex labor problems involved in the prosecution of the war. We are supporting President Wilson bcau-e the policy of his administration in the enattment of laws and in the handling of labor problems has been to recognize, for the first time, the cardinal principles for which labor has contended for many years. We arc supporting the candidates of President Wilson's party because in the past his party has faithfully followed his leadership and we believe that the candidates of his party can best be depended upon to follow his leadership in the settlement of the problems to come.' - - We are supporting the candidates of his party because we believe the defeat of his party at the polls would give aid and comfort to the German Kaiser and his followers. Lastly, we are supporting the President and his party because by doing so we can best show our confidence in the President and our appreciation of his administration.

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Nrll MrCullnugli. l'rr. Cltlrns Hank. Janirs V. .SaunU-rrj . l'rrs. National Klhaucc FLMU.KTON. Waltrr A. Aiuian, (irain llralrr. I KKNC II I H K. Tho. Tattart. I'rfs. FrrniU l.lik Surliic Co. BAT KM II. I.K. , t.co. M. Hillenbrand, l'rrs. Hilleubraud C. KKNSKLAKK. Jobn A. MrKarland. t.rotrr. 1'AMUKIUtiK tlTV. Ucait Wilson. Sn-.-Trra. Standard Mff. tt. KOKT WA YN K. Maiuurl M. looter, l'rr. Samuel M. Koster Co. VAI.PAHAISt. J. II. Met. ill. l'rrs. Metall Metal Co. Henry K. tlrowii. l'rr. ahmraino l'Blerslty. MISIIAIVAKA. M. W. MI. I'rtsi. National Vetirer l'arkae tu. NKWCASTI.K. K. H. Mrlntre, l'rr. Central Trust and Savlii o. J. I. Stntth. ticii. .Mr. ran-Amerlran Hrldge Co. X. H. Chambers. Pres. First National Hank. ". V.. Moueh. l'rr. Farmers National Bank. J. S. MrUuinn. l'rr. Ilousirr MfT. Co. AI.KANIRIA. I. . Rrllj. Cash Irr Alexandria Bank. I.AKWKTTK. Charles Murdvek. ire-l'res. Murdock Koaltr Co. WlllUm i. t.ude. Cashier Merchants National Hank. MART INS VI I.I.K. Walter A. Kennedy, l'rrs. Iluiur I.awo Mineral isnriugs to. MOKOIA. Jason W. Tudor. Banker und Kral Kstate. MOORKÄVIM.K. Harry H. Leathers. Cashier 1 irst National Bank. NKW ALBANY. J. K. Jevitt. President Serond National Hank. OOSIIKN. Benjamin F. Ieahl. Banker. H. f. Suohn. I'rop. NimiIiii Medical Co. EVANSII.KK. Robert R. William. Pres. Indiana Tie Co. Henry C Murphy. Pres, the Ks ans ill Courler Publishing Co. Benjamin Bosse, Pres, ti lohe-Bosse-H orld Furniture Co. John W. Boehn, lfPre. Indiana Stove Works. Hantel Werl. Maley & Wert Hardwood and Lumber. , rauh LohofT. Pres. West Side Itulldlli. Loan and Mat lK Assn. füVINUTüX. V. B. tiray. t.enerul Merchandise. .KKKNHr! Kti. (too. Sbueniaker, Secy. t.arland .Milllnc Co. Jobn f. Russell, t.raln I euler. BtltlBYIM K. Herbart B. Urpre. Pres. Hau IM'reS Uf. Co.

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IIukIi Duiiliirtv. ice-Pres. I lclthcr SahiKs and Triiol t o. Samuel T. Murdock. Pres. liidi.inaiulis ordure to. W m. J. Mvimey, Pres. Mooue.v-Miieller-W artt Kruc to. Win. L. Kider. Keal Kstate Itealer. tieo. J. Marott. Itruurtini'iit More. Henry W. Lawrence. Pres. Cla.tpunl Hotel t o. J. P. .Mi. IL II.v. .leweler. Albert Mabin. Treu. Stute Life Ins. Co. Carl on II skr. K-I'reus. Nl.irioti toiint.t. r'rauk Wauniler. Mr. t entrul I nion Telephone t o. f hrUlophor O'Connor, i iiriiiture Matiufaitiirer. Kdwurd J. tl'Keiley. Furniture .Maiiuraclurer. Win. M. Fincirty, Pres. I idrlily Trust Co. John K. Welch. Celtic M.iiiiiKs and Luaa Co. James L. Keach. Cmmisiiiii Merchant. Jos. A. .MiOowun. ec.-lreas. Indianapolis I ruction t o. J. K. liarinody. Confectionery. Arthur . Brown. Pres. I nion Trust Co. Harry C. Hufl stetter, Pres. Hull sieller Sand Co. tteorce Sudler. Horseshoer. Joseph II. Woollim:. Sec.-Treas. Walter Concrete Machinery to. Albert t.ull. Retired Merchnnt. It. J. T. Jeup. tiil i:ni;iiieer. Wai. B. BurTonl. Mulioiiery Manururturer. ( buries M. Cooper. Pres. I nilcd Stales Lncsiiistie Tile t o. tUlicar . Hunter. Kiilmsli X Hunter. Arrhilects. James tanNatta. Prop. cnlury Chemical Co. Kreil Hoke. t.cn. Mcr. Ilolionib & Hoke. Samuel Kaub. Pres. I nion Mock ards. II. ti. Schellenbericer. Collection Manu kit Internat ional Harvester Co. W. K. Nrul. t.en. MKr. ( nion Central Life Insurance t o. John J. Apel. Keal Kslate. Kil. Lyons. See. Coliimhia lire Ins. Co. Merlin K. Holl. I reus. Holt Ice und Cold Murine t o. Alfred Lauter. Pres. II. Lauter Furniture MauiifacluriiiK Co. Frank II. LaiiKsenkamp, Manufacturer Cupiier and Brass I muds. Win. L. Muiidaxe. Pres. .Modern Hie and Tool Co. John W. Heliusk. Prop. Baker Overall Co. Hiik Miller. Pres. ( ity Trust Co. i harlrs A. t.reathousr. ."see.-Trean. Book-walter-ltall I'rinliiiK Co. Bernurd K. O'Cuiinor. Sec.-Treas. M. O'Connor & Co. t.eo. R. Wilson. Indiana Mcr. State Life Insurance to. t.eo. L. Paelx. PueU & Son, Mf. Auto Mupplies. Ktans Woollen. Pres. I let her Savlnics and Trust t o. (ieo. A. Bitller. Ire-Pre. Mrrchant National Hank. ,

IVIH.W M'OI.IS. Adolph .1. Frit. Moldee. f buries K. Mclire, Printer. A. It. II:itter. Fifth ice-Pres. Slate I eileration of Labor. Kreil M -troil. I bealriciil Sui;e Kuiplioes. I). II. Me:irt. It. of K. T. .loll it K. Smilli. Pres. C. I.. ('. Joseph P. Kolli. I'reui.iu. C. K. t nr.). It. ot I.. I . noil K. John ti. txser. HimiI binder. 1'ruiik Mi IIiii.Ii. Pressman. John II. Itenner. Trras. C. L. I', t il M. Ilrodi'ii. I'ressinun. t 'has. O. Ileiiiiiniier. Printer. Joint Boiilli. Slructural Iron nrl.er. K. C. Mcoliey. .MoxiiiK Picture Machine Operator. Herbert M. Wrielit Mulder. I red Tenner. Brewery W orker. I. L. Moildard. Carpenter. Waller McNamara. Moldrr. Il.it id l.rbeldiiiK. Painter. William I.. Suice. Machinist. Aiiuusl II. Tecpr. Möhler. t.eorne Schwab. Mulder. t barles I. ill. Klectrical Worker. . S. Kay. I'liiniber. C. I. Sperlin. Sheet .Metal Worker. 1. . Kunslie. Printer. Thomas B. Wright. Printer. I red Raab. Ht KiiKlib Air. Albert I. I.ytle. Prrssitiaii. liriherl -Met urmick. Sec. C. I.. I'. Thomas Ilium. Muchinit. W . . Luiiiinruf. Tailor. tteorse Roth. Sheel Metal Worker. Iliotard Kobliiiis. Structural Iron Worker. lieury J. Muilh. Meamtitler. Paul anile.v. Structural Iron Worker. Jackson M. Robbiiis. Structural Iron Worker. t barles ISriiuer. Klectrical Worker. Holland Louden. Mruitural Iron Worker. Marcus Ketrou. Miuiliirul Iron Worker. Herbert Ketrow. Mrucliiral Iron Worker. t barles Wallmaii. Carpenter. II. L. t.reeii. Mil FcruwH.v Ave. ti. It. McKee. HoistiiiB Knicini-er. M. It. Suiirli. HoistiiiK Kincineer. John L. Weaver. lloitiiiK Kimineer.

I :Mvrence I'rak. Carpenler. I 'Nniirlii Love. Steamtitler. Vt . T. H k. Nteumtltter. h:i-!e Ituth. Slieet Metal Worker. Ire S'liirdii ker. Sheet Metal Worker. W. II. Itiildlecomb. :!i:i."i Vorlbwrstrrn Ave. Louis C. Schwarlx. Machinist. Wal'ee Creasser. Macliinist. Tliomns 1 1 f I T iik . Klectrical Worker. John Hiiubes, AioMer. 'I hoiiio li'.lrrv, l'retn:in. William ltiickot. Moliler. .loliu OVMara. -Mi- Kcllefotitaliie St. t rank Mi t nrt'iy. Muchinit. t . I rank lift. .".".'I Norlh Oeurlmrn St. I duard W. Sibmitts. i; lultoii M. TKKKK II A I TK. T. V. Ti'v'or. Prexiilenl C. L. I". 'I'lioinas Ki.hüer. Painters t nion. .Icliii La(liaw. Typurrapbical ( nion. M. .1. t ivaiiaiiKh. Sheet Metal Worker. .I.ii oil I rls. Retail Clerks. 1. .1. WitCums. Third Vice-President Slate Federation of I a bur, Menilier of A. A. of I. S. ami T. W. of America. John llailey. Cicar Makers' I nion. M.itll i w lluulhorne. Jr.. I . M. W. of A. Tl.oin i Dulioii. I . M. W . of A. J. K. Ileruieüiii:. I . M. W . if A. Ku-svli Krim. il, I . M. W . of A. J. II. Bolter. I . M. W . of A. KVANS II.I.K. Charles A. Fltili. Jr.. President C. I.. I'. W. Krauel .lull. Me-retary C. L. I. A. S. Ktionle:id. Treasurer C. L. C. W. ;. Hi-ir her. I iii.iin i.il Secretary L. V. t- rut! l iny, iuur Maker. Organizer K. F. of I.. I orm li.is !:in. I'ainlers' t nion. I'iiiiip oelker. Sec. Typo. I nion No. S3. SI I.I.IVAV. Josepb S'.iider. F. M. W. of A.. Sullivan. Ind. II irr. I.'iti hie. I. M. V. of A.. Sullivan. Ind. Joint tiii.iio. F. M. W. of A.. Sullivan. Ind. ( ttVM KSYII.I.K. Horace II. Allison. Pattern Maker. Il;.i r i. Ivi.liim in. Iron Mulder.

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The only way in this Election you can show your Confidence in the President is by Voting for the Candidates of Eis Party

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FarmerG end Siockraisers Say: We wish to i',d .-se rrc : -.let Wilson and his administration because he is !oadir th' . ..i "vici;,'..;ral naLion in the world to a victory that will yruarantre to tho - ::-!ls of t'.-.c old world that blessing of Lilierty which ha been ours for niuv ir.an a century. Under the Agricultural Fxtension Act and the l-Yderal Kann I .nan Law our agricultural interests have been rebuilt and p!;u'ed upon a sail.le basis. Our volume of production has increased by leaps and bounds until we are assured that America can feed the Allies during the period of the war, let its eontin; ance be a matter of months or of years. The fathers and mothers of America can lie thankful that all th fiendish ingenuity of the Kaiser can not starve the soldiers of freedom into .submission. In rebuildinr our agricultural interests and hrinjrinjr the helpful ir.fhience of our Kovcrnnierit diicctly. to the aid of this great industry, the Democratic party i.ot only assured our success in war, but it laid the sure foundation for a higher civilization and greater national wealth. We indorse the administration of President Wilson because the policy of price regulation has been to lix a minimum price for the fundamental food products of our country, whiih guarantees to. the producers a fair and reasonable profit and has prevented manipulation and profiteering in these essentials. We also indorse President WiNon and his party because they have given to agriculture more beneficial legislation than was given us during the entirt lifetime of the Uepublican party.

Wesley F. KiMser, Itioo'iiiM-.toii. t.isirize I. Ailuiii.. I'loouiitiKlo.i. '.. P. Fast. Wiirtli'iiKioii. Joshua Str:!in:e. Marion. Horace Mites. liuni!le. Sam Skeelers. Moiier:itiia. ( iiarles I'.ovcll. Mm inii. John Mct'alie. ICockviUi. : I in Ml A. Msl'. t.n-i m n-lle. John B. ( lark, t.reem asiie. Nohle Tiirtin. Uruil. S. . Ta.ilor. Iihiii ille. Sim lirenurd. Wu.itietown. Suiniiel I .cur. I uirnioiint. Clinton IJaickniore. anl'.iiren. Z. F.. I'll it h. Star ( it. ( iiarles Carroll. Hartford I ity. Ionian H. Fowler. Sin-mcr. t.eorice C. Wood. iiid I .i 1 1. ('. C. Hurst. I.reencastle. W illiam F.. Kreith, t. recti, a-tle. Han K. Caiiiinaik, Cuate-. ille. J. II. Miller. Peru. Kniest Mahafl'ey. Couti-- ille. Frnest I'cnce. iswa.-e. I'.riiesl lliirliain. Sullivan. I.. C. Iais. S.illi.in. John I. I'arkin. 1 tonte-. Sejuiiiur Marshall. Burn ity. T. I. ItriHikshire. K.i lul ile. Will Jolili-on. Fort W.ivr.e. J. M. Stewart. Koaclidair. A. . Ilerkh.ir.lt. 1 u.toii. lamis ehriiic. tireema-llc. -e Wood. I.reeniusile. Joe lliuilick. Summit ill". Marshuli Walker. A'e;: iidria. James It. Thouuisoii . Se inuur. H. M. Hushes. Senioiir. James l.uck.v. Seyinoiir. Haniel Fituilibous. fe inour. James M. Anilcrsoii. I.aiicl. ( barles l;idil!e. Markte Wie. Isaac Hooer. North .Maii.-he.ter. Samuel II. Trabnc. Sr.. Kusluille. Nathan I. Price. K.ishwile. I red W. I.lithl foot . Kuslit ille. Fal l-uKan; Ktisiitille. William J. Kin. aid. t.reeii-liuri:. .Moricaii I.. Myers, .icenstiiir. M. P.iirney. t.reeiisbum. Arthur May. Hoiie. John II. leiiistoii.f Surd. nia. Taylor Bros.. Lafontaine. t.eorse B. Phelps. Iteiiuelt's Switch. I. tna B. Curtis, W intule. I.. B. ( lore. l.aiMirtr. O. W . M.i-ou. Vew Iii Inn. mil.

Maurice Houtlas. Ilatrock. I. I". Maisli. I riiukrrt. Frank Ireland. Vorth Manchester. (iisirce Saiierinan. Crow nioiiit. Jes I In lev. Itliilftou. lamis W. Falrnundson. I'eniM III. John Whittaker. Martinsville. Kitey Hiiuiium. Kenuitou. W. A. Kuiikle. ItltilTton. Henry Swain. Blufllon. I.oni Taylor. Vew burr. William Oslxirn. lt. Vernoa. William Srnior. Brooktille. 1 red l.iKhtfool. Rushville. Jiiiiii IS. Lyons. Portland. ( Iiarles . Pierce. W ell County. I'.cn jiimiii Muhlenkauiii. Portland. W. W. Washburn. Craw fords tili. C. J. Murphy, Brookston. S. J. Miller. liuliaiiuiKilis. Hicliard Lake. Flkliart. James K. Houck. Indiaiiaiiolls. James A. Humphreys. Linton. J. K. Collin, Colleice Corner. John IseulierEer. Vorth Manchester. Arthur Taylor. W est t ille. W. .M. M. Houck. I.reeniusile. A. S. lliouius. Vew Haruioiiy. J. II. Hewitt, Vewcuslle. J. II. Myers. Newcastle. J. lilt Cook, Vew castle. Will Wieheart. New castle. Charles Hascy. I.reencastlo. Henry Six. Lebanon. J. P. Staler, la-hauon. B. F. Simmons, Lebanon. Carl Kersey, la-bauon. L. Martin, l-baiiou. t.eorKr W . Mi t artin. ineenneo. J. C. Jolnisoii. Siiniinit ille. Leuioii Richards, Matthews. J. I'.. Bower, l.aporle. C. B. RiKtiey, Terre Haut. L. T. Kent. ltrookstu. J. P. Minnie, Weils County. .Mi!o Lesli. Illiintuii. I.rurtf I'peineiidervfer, t.osbeo. Awan I Ify, l.osben. Uiley Paite. Flkliart. tjluuril l isher. Nappaoee. (hartes Swartr. Vew Pari. Bert l one. Bristol. T. W. O'Connor. Moaticello. Mike nutty. Fowler. 1 . R. Fishel. Hoiie. Fred I . I.istern. Sutlitaa. W. C. Jamison. Sullivan. Kiciiard lluiley. Sullivan.

Ex-Prosiöt Harrison Said

Ex-President llenjaniin Harrison, during the war whu Spam, said: "Stand solwllv behind the President. Kb" only Senators and Congressmen in sympathy with him."'

If then, why not now?

II inen, wriy nu i iiuwi 5 HELP WILSON WIN THE WAH J

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LA-I I1LÜIULI1I nirvinLLi (Speech at Kokomo. Ind., Octo J ber 21. 18S8.) "And we must continue to J stand together. So long us w . have any differences abroad, w must have none at home, it Whenever we get through with ? our differeaces with another nalion, then it will be time to resame our old disputes at home. 4 Hut until that time we must t stand for a common purpose, X a n d stand together until the sttlements of the war shall be embodied la the permanent rorm of a public treaty.