South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 328, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1918 — Page 6

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Pres't Wilson Assures Slcsvigers of Desire That Old Injustice on Oppression be Wiped Out.

th burden-- of v. ar to a 1 j u st men t a of pe.n-,"

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Kin today :iiir"! A;.,ii' in:; h;iilinp from !. it:, v. h h.i'l uri''-d tli.it he ".-.', .tV:, and s 1 k soon, in order that Il.if of our p"oph- wh j are ley.-- f-t t ur..t! th.m v. r;i.,y granted th- s.n.pb- !.-u.t ntai y right of !f-(! t. rt.'iination am: -1 f -kov, r;i.ri! r:r for th'.- ; r' - v ation of

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j aI lition to lUv. Iio.lholt, U addressI - t t'arl Plow of I'etoluma. Calif., , a Pa! J-ns J'T.v-n of 'hicaKO. follows .ri p.i rt: ' 'Th -tat men: m; have given signed i,y fitri.iT r'..l'!(r.!i of .-; s'. it: and endorsed by a still j :rr. ut r n;:ia!-r of I nn-., now a" i Aiut-nran eitizen, oices anew an

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.-are o a that jour appeal to Amr- j ir.V-- mpathy and pa --'.on for jus-' Tiro will r.ot u u nh-d'd. for it ' I'oaii-I a - I f wi-dy upon th- ritfht-

or men to rule themselves und t. i-ho ok..- th- manner In whb h that .-if r i'.e shall ! f ii isd. WlnI' Vi to MiJir. "I do no! doubt that your voiv anl That of yi.nr former envntryiiicji will be heard and ' MerdeT wherever the thought of th- nations tarn to the riiihti;..' of the oil

; wrnrir kept fresh hy-th hngrthen--1 oiprss.on of the intervening yar. It is for th- whole world j which ha,, borne the burden ol I th- war to ih.m- in lie adjut-:a-t:t of peace. Not America, alon . fl-'it all tli" p-ripl s now quickened I to .1 iii'ivr .r.x" of th values of j .in.-tp-.. must join in t !i - relief of a : erievance who-" f ontinuanc- wouM ! travfi-M- th- prirxjnbs for which more than a score of nations are now ti'htint,.

B ETH EHGHMENT WILL BE CARRIED

iPeace Economies Will Likely

be Inaugurated on Grad-, ual Steady Basis of . Reduction.

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abrn.-ul." Tti- forn.-r Sbr iu'er.-' petition, Which was endorsed b thuyand o'" Americans of Iani-h i'sin?, wafarvar.!e to the prs;.l'r;t h;.- thHev. K. liodholt of Ka in , Wis., and th- pre-jflent'i, reply wa ioa!Public today at tl- whit- hmi.-c. No Uracil for Ie!ay. "We can see more than on- reason hy. until now," th p-t!tin stated, "'he name of S'l'svix has not h -n ltcJuJed in any one of thn.-- hartstirrinu utteran s of yours that aro rnad" to rrräke the fundamental dHun; r;t:s for the world's r -- Vuillin into a sa f- ref a:- f ar tnt" df mo'-ra ey. Rut now. we bel:-- t fit ftll such tea-on- lost thitdndint, force." Th- president's reply, which in

! Sksaik'ers in tins ountry my thanks j for tli- faith of which their petition J i- an evidence and on l-half of your ; ra' in the dd country, it is my ', -arn-M wish f)r th' hastening of 1 th d ty when riht ami justice sha!! 1 jir'vall to deliver them from oppression. "

CAPITALISTS WILL DEVELOP ILLINOIS FLUOR SPAR MINES

j KVANSVILLK. Nov. 2.1 Local ; capitalists are preparintr to d"eolr I the ;hior par mines in Hardin and j Salin- counties in southrn Illinois, ; said to h- the ri hest mines of their j kind in th- fnited Stat-s. It is said tint jer c"'nt ut th 11 nor spar j produce! in th fnited States comes from southern Illinois.

Don't Torture Your Child!

TO MOTHERS! Sec your little one's terror at the very thought of a dose of castor oil, mineral oil, calomel or pills. Ugh! Cascarcts "work" better, safer, surer on the tender little liver, stomach and bowels, besides Cascarcts taste like candy. Even bilious, constipated, sick kiddies coax for this harmless candy cathartic.

) IntTiintinnal Npwi Strvhe: ' WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S. Peace le onomy whi' h will lead to a grad

ual rather than a precipitate reduction of war workers in various government lepartm nt and bureaus

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'of the house appropriations commit'te to oc.mvss when that body hei -;ins its short session on Dee. ', a 'ir.emb-r of the committee stated to''lay. I hile n p. Shei ley of Kentucky, ! chairman of the committee, shares che opihion with others of its mem-

bis, that the expenditures of the k'overnmtnt should be reduced as rapidly and as extensively as is found practicable, there is no disposition on his part to recommend i

; policy of retrenchment that mUht ! result in thousands of federal work--rs suddenly being thrown out ot

employment. It is laported that many war workers haw- already received a, str(n intimation from certain bu-

jieau lieads that their services will jsoon be no longer rapuiretl, but cerjtain onmessional leaders are sail to take the view that to abruptly jdis.niss such workers, especially

t h os who came to Washington from

distant points, would b. to inihet uiineees'sary hardships upon them. I'aor iiadual Cut. At tile same time a radurl and steady cut in the civil lists is favored, especially those involved in the leuislative, executive and Judicial a ppropriation bill for the hscal year beinninp July 1, 1911, hearings on which the house appropriations committee resumed today and will continue not only luring all of net wcflk but well into the auproachin short session. A number of the committee, pointed out that government departments wer- operating under existing appropriations and would continue to do so until the expiration of the present fiscal year on June 30, 101 : . Unless conuress decides to cut into some of these appropriations, money would be available for the operation of departments and bureaus until that time. Chairman Sherley has received assurances from department and buleau heads, with whom he has conferred since his return to Washir.toh that they propose voluntarily to ctiect savings wherever possible and although the "unscrambling" of civilian war work they regard xis essential to peace economies to whicil the tax payers of the country are entitled, they vksire to avoid the dangers which .sudden disorganization would invite.

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Each 10 cent box of Cascarcts, the pleasant candy cathartic, contains viircctions and dosage fcr children aed one year old and upwards. When the little one's tongue turns white, breath feverish, stomach sour, there is nothing better to "work" the nasty bile, souring food and constipation poison from the child's system. Give Cascarcts, then never worry.

Jewelry That Will Appeal To Every Woman

Our Jewdry ciiop. is a melody of beauty thj diys. Anticipating "an unusual Holiday demand, -ve've repljniIul ttir stocks until cery tray is overfiowinc. every c.ic i tilled ana sparkling rvitli tiic beauiit'ul tliin that women will want. We've ii i nerlonked the rractical side eiti.-jvin this season and you'll he surprised at the beautiful things at numerate prices.

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Select Your Xrnas Presents Now Diamonds, Stlitairo5, (dusters in Platinum Dinner Rinns, Watches. The newest patterns in Wrist Watches from 12.00 to $5u.uo, in solid 1:0kl. (Wilts' Military Watches, S-L75 up to S25.t'0. Special discount next w eek. Largest line of I:ine Jewelry, Lavallieres, Cameo Brooches, Cuii Links. Tie Pins, Waldemar Chains with Knives.

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IiANSlNd MA V CONTKIt with ri:.ci: nomi.m:i:. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2:. Delay in announcement of the make-up of the United States delegation to the peace conference was said here today to be related to the absence from Washington of Sec'y of State l.i.nsin. The latter has pone presumably to his home in Watertown. While absent, however, he is expected to hav - a talk with one of the men who will be named 'on the commission, provided he is willing to accept. Meanwhile speculation regard in e; the identity of the commissioners continued without any intimation fron official sources as to actually who will compose it. The list today contained the names of the president, Col. House, Sec'y Lansin.tr, another cabinet officer possibly, although the resignation of Sec'y of the Treasury McAdoo mitigated against the chances of such a .selection, and FJihu Root. The advocates of Mr. Kots nomination continued to insist that his brilliant lepal mind will be badly needed when the deliberations of the commission are hemm. However, the opposition to his appointment is increajin within tho democratic party and no one was prepared to say what effect this opposition will have oi the president. It was not expected that -any announcement dealin-; with the makeup of the commission and the president's trip across would be forthcoming before the first of the week. Sec'y Irnsing will not be back until then, while Sec'y to the President Tumulty has been detained in Jersey City through the death of his father.

GREENFIELD ERECTS RILEY MONUMENT

Xew.s-ly.i-x Sp-Id Servl-.e. C,III:i:NFII:LI Nov. 2Z. Greenfield will show her appreciation of the reat Hoosler poet. James Whitcomb Riley, when they unveil a statue of him in the court house siuare on Nov. ÜG. Myra Reynolds Richard of Indianapolis, is the creator of the statu which was recently completed ia her studio" at New York. The fewpersons who have been privileged to s-e the statue declare that the scalptor has preserved the wonderful likeness of the features of th? late pot. and that It is truly a work of art. Clrenrle. 1 has al.-o planned a memorial exercise in honor and recognition of the works ot the former GreenÜeld poet. Many of Mr. Riley's friends from ever the btate will attend the uavciii.

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Soon the seas, maie-afe-for-democracy, will be burdened with ships whose cargoes will be the life blood of America. Our own beloved i-uldier hoy tlu laavr av.d .i,! youths who turned back the kaiser's hordes will shortly be homeward bound. Let U3 make ready the home. It Is our duty and yours to see that the home to which these boys come shall be the best plr.ee on erth. Make it chrerft'l. br.rrb. i.pira. See that "his" room is Just rhjht. We must make every sacrifice for those noble boys who have reestablished the kingdom of jjeace.

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Massive construction characteri it.-.- this suite in every detail. You i.uvu our choice of I'limed or Golden Oak. The backs and seats of duofold; chair and rocker ure upholstered in Imperial Spanish Leather. l!y a simple operation the duofold can be turned into a bed for the nii?ht. It has supported steel tempered springs. The table is strongly built, well finished, with large drawer. The entire suite is constructed of selected wood in first-class cabinet work. Comes in the Colonial design. Only $98.50 Cah or CiimIU.

Bring the Great Masters of the World Into

Your Home Through Our XmasVirginola Club .

Music is more necessar in th. home now ihan ever before. We nee-, music for the relaxation that i brings us. And what a marvelous thing it is that modern science am modern merchandise brings into thhome of the most moderate ineorii the gems of a music world such i.were obtainable only a few year:

at;u by the most fabulously wealthy. Six Double Diso Record Tree. $1.00 Per Week Places a Virginola in your home for Ohristmas. No home need be without music under this easy payment pin n. We can y a complete line fruin

morrow and select the model of your choice. A HLWUTI ILL MACH INK. S72.30.

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Beautiful Jacobean Oak Dining Room Set of Eight .ft j Pieces. Including Six Genuine Leather Seat Chairs Ji IL

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This is the kind of Dininp: Room Furniture that it's a real pleasure to own. Beautiful in design and of lasting quality. Burlet has large cuphoarJs, linen ana silvervare drawers. Table has a 6-foot extension. Chairs are upholstered in genuine leather. China Cabinet, S3 2. 7 5, is extra. Buffet. Table and Six Chairs combined, 8115.50 Cash or Credit.

Exceptionel Offerings in Floor Lamps Never in our historv have we shown

so large or varied an assortment of loor lamps. Special Monday beautiful Empire design, mr.de villi a heavy hand-turned standard in nahoganv tinish with Urge silk shade dimmed 'with deep fringe complete vith six feet silk cord and electrical equipment, at only

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Over ZO Beautiful Suites on our floors.

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We have the largest stock of Bedroum Suites In South Bend.

This dainty Bedroom Suite Is just the kind of present your misses has been wanting. Includes large size Hi Boy Fall Size Bed, large Dresner with French plate mirror and triple mirror Dressing Table. Cut does not do justice to this elegant suite. Come in and see it you will be pleased, we know.

A Christmas Qifc for Mother!

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Maile of solid oak in the !-st workrnarilike manner. Fitted at tuj) with two cupboards nclused by pretty gbiss door?; also sugar bin and shelf. Has a larg work place and shelf for coffee, tea and s bices. The rase em-

bodie.- a laree J!ar bin. eutb-ry drawer and larK" . aj!.. i: 1 ; . i ri i -tioned with shelf for pots and pans. H-.-ause we contr.i ted f i them months airo we are able to offer them at the .e-p:b:..iU;. low price S2S.75.

A FEW SUGGESTIONS DavenDort. Librarv Table. Brass Bed. Dresser Cedar Chest,

Ladies' Desk, Morris Chair, Leather Rocker, Burlet. Dining Table, Lamp, Pedestal, Smoking fc

Stand, Telephone Stand, Serving Trays, irgmola, Dinner Sets.

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Eyes Examined

Glasses properly fitttnl Dr. J. Burke, Op't 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. Both Phone. Broken lenses duplicated the same dav. Prices moderate.

SLICK'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 128 S. MAIN ST. Fbcnoa: Horn BUT; Bcfl 11T Tb Slick Way-

Union Trust Company ba.r Depodt Boxes with ipecl! jaclirOeJ for U privacy of coa-toracr.

It will soon be housecleaning time again Are you ready? A Vacuum Carpet Sweeper is the greatest boon to housewives at housecleaning time. They cut the work in two. We have just the sweeper you want. Don't fail to place your order early. O. W. SCHAFFNER 127 W. JEFFERSON BLVD.

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