Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 306, 6 November 1918 — Page 2

PAGETWQ THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND gR-TELEGRAil WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6,1918.

PEACE MAY NOT BE NEAR AS YET WARMS PREMIER

,-Tate of Peoples is Decided' Clemenceau Tells Chamber of Deputies.

(Br Associated' PrM) PARIS, Not. . Premier Clemenceau declared In the chamber of depu- ' ties today that peace might not be so near aa some might think. The premier aaid, however, that he could assure the house that "the fate of the peoples was henceforth fixed." Premier Clemenceau also announced that the conditions of the armistice, for Germany had been transmitted to President Wilson. They were inspired he added, as were those for Austria, to prevent a resumption of hostilities. "The : terms," be said, "are what I President Wilson himself recommend- ! ed to us for the security of our troops, the maintenance of our military supeliority, and' the disarmament of the enemy in so far as that Is necessary to prevent a resumption of hostilities." Given Vote of Confidence. Pierre Renaudel, leader of the majority Socialists interpellated the government In the chamber of deputies this evening, stating that a declaration ' should be made on all negotiations, thus ending secret diplomacy. .Foreign Minister Pichon made the matter a question of confidence and the chamber supported him by a vote of 410 against 62. The interallied conference has completed its labors at Versailles. The conference reached a complete agreement on the question of the terms of an armistice for Germany.

LIFT. BAN AT OXFORD.

OZFORD. O., Nov. 6. Dr. H. H. Moore, village health officer, today lifted the ban on the moving picture shows and poolrooms. They will be permitted to resume business Friday evening. Church services will also be permitted next Sunday.

Another Declaration of Independence is Signed

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Mid-European union representatives grouped around Liberty Bell in Philadelphia The second great declaration of Independence was signed in' Independence Hall, Philadelphia, recently. Members of the Mid-European nations who have asserted their independence and want to .conduct their affairs free from oppression by Austrian or German rule, signed the declaration during a conference. Plans for working in harmony In obtaining their independence were outlined. Seated directly in front of the crack in the Liberty Bell in the photo above is Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk, president of the Czeeho-Slovak national council. Others in the photo are Captain Stoica of the Roumanian league, the man in uniform; Messrs. Hinkovitch and Vosjnsk, Jugo-Slavs; Dr. Szlupas, Lithuanian; Amaglia and Tomoralli. Italian; Messrs. Zeatkovitch, Russian; Miliauka, Lithuanian; Dako, Albanian; Smetanka, Czecho-Slovak; Lupu, Roumanian, and Volkapac, Finn.

War Souvenirs Made from , Steel of Belgian Cannon HAVRE, Nov. 6. Souvenirs In the shape of watches made from the steel of Belgian cannon which were in active service on the Belgian front since the beginning of the war in 1914 till October 29, 1917, are being manufactured In Switzerland by order of the King and Queen of the Belgians. The watches, which bear inset in gold on the cases the monogram "A. E." of the Belgian sovereigns, are to be presented by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth to soldiers who have specially

distinguished themselves and also to prize-winners of military competitions.

MIAMI S. A. T. C. VACINATED.

AIR POSTMAN HITS SNOWSTORM

SENSIBLE SHOPPING:

IS RESULT OF WAR!

Richmond people are not buying a great deal of expensive clothing this year. ' They 6eem to be Investing their mpney in Libevty bonds instead. Greater care in selecting clothing, and a better sense of values have developed In the woman shopper since the war started, according to the merchants. Women are learning to spend their money more carefully because there' are 6o many things to spend it for. The "good" things that are worth 'their money .value are most in demand, the Ehops report. Dressmakers are making over more clothing than they have ever done before, they say. A frock is not thrown away when it is good for another season. A little new material, cleverly utilized, makes the old costume do as well as new. " . Shoes are required to give, more service now, too. The pair of- shoes that might have been thrown away before the war is taken to the cobblers now and made almost as good as new. When a new pair Is selected it is with the view of how long it will last, rather than how fancy and novel it is. "Sensible shopping," said one merchant today, "Is among the several good things that is going to come out of the war."

General Pershing has made known to Washington his belief that a clean shave helps to maintain the morale of the soldier.

OUR TROOPS WANT VICTORY BY ARMS

Congressman William B. MeKinley. ' "Victory by arms is the only kind that will satisfy the American boys at the front." This is the word from our boys in the trenches brought by Congressman William B. MeKinley, who recently returned home after spending two weeks at the front. "Our boys all declare they are well cared for and happy," he says

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OXFORD, , O., Nov. 6. There will be a lot of sore arms among the boys of Miami university's S. A. T. C. in a few days. Yesterday the work of

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plioid treatment began. About one hunderd of the boys got the former dose in the left arm, and the latter in the right arm. The members of the football team will not be treated until after the Thanksgiving game at Cincinnati.'

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. The first touch of winter flying conditions in the Air Mail Service between New York and Washington was encountered yesterday by Ed Gardiner, who left New York in a cold rain and later flew 40 miles through a snowstorm at 7.000 feet. '""IPWIFI

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With the little muslin sack of "BULL" DURHAM in the pockets of every one of our fighting men on land and sea With good old "Bull" in the regular Army rations And with the future demands of the War Department abundantly cared for, part of "BULL" DURHAM Tobacco is offered again to the men at home who "roll their own". And to these men I want to say, that in giving up so freely all your "Bull", when your Country asked for it for its fighting men, you did a human "bit". . rlowever small that little muslin sack may seem, you may have the satisfaction of knowing thatTyoar sack of "Bull" was meat and drink to some boy waiting or fighting at the front, and that your supply of "Bull" helped to make the distribution to our forces full and complete, and make it quickly. Now that Washington assures us that such distribution is a fact, you will, I know, welcome the "Makings" home again. And with greater satisfaction and more pleasure than ever, you will, I know, with your own hands, roll a cigarette again for yourself a cigarette machines can't imitate the mildest, the most fragrant, the most economical cigarette in the world. Am I wrong in thinking that you will be as proud as I am of your little muslin sack of "Bull"? .

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