South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 344, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 December 1918 — Page 2

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THE SUUTH BEND NEWS-IIMES

Canteen Worker Writes of Experiences "Over There"

Pri-e f.r th' Pd i'ro-s soU-ty In b-dh lis hf -pit.il and ,ir,t" n service U read constantly In th comi:iuiii itionn ror-iv'(l frrm our boy-' "over th?re," and the following pxtr.n t.s finiu !ttr written by a r.m-t"'-n v. orV.cr v. ho h is la n In Pijcn. I'nnc'. :nr- e.irly fill, will rlv om" of thf lif which tho rngasr'd In this branch of U-d Cro-s riflmor lie. Thr lütter were vritfm by Mr--. Mildr 1 Pdoomtad I 1'. her gra ndf.ith. r, II. P. Thompson, who is at. pr -. nr nuiAint; hi' home with Mr. and Mrs. Wardr Mrk. 121 X. ,-'!ior.' dr. Pmbr elite f Oct. ?. Mrv r.l.orn:.-M uri': "I hid pj.inn-.1 to go to a daric-" l.ere Ht the ho-pit al tonight (Uktoy arc all crazy to ilin'-c, of cvjr. tut it has !. n given un r.n ncrount of ort of th nurses haing died I hit.- t. thin!; about P. I hHped f.rj :i train of wounded and s h" -y'r, k ' 'i patents yrstrr!i: T ern lighted cigaret- for t h f'nf who rii'.ild not, and I talked Mi'! viMt'd until my tongue ached they wr- so gltd for anything ;'i I th brve-t things I e -r s.iw. Thv hid t--n 2' hours traveling wit a only a dreyin: ftation. and thf officer in ohargo fail he had n heard nnc word of romplaint from jdngl" on'. The Pre n oh. imi-Iy r,r about them. IUt riuy Day. Today has been my busy day arid T am just a bit tired. I nr only V'ii In charge of h;i log the re t room and th coffee kitchen rle.med Tn omn ä nni n 'Papes Cold Compound" ends at tic i-wiuj ui flippe 111 few hours. Pelief rnmM instantly. A do-o takpn pvcry two l;o;jrs until thr- doHf- nr takrn will r nil r 1 1 j inifry and broak tij) ;i svorc ootl ith-r in tht head, chf-t, body or It promptly opor.s rl')Krd-up no1rils and air passaers in th hid. stops nasty lisrharK or no-""' runninir. reli'vos Ick headache, dullTi ffvprl hn1--.'. sor throat, hnTiinr. sorrnrss and Ftiffns?. l)un't stay ?tuftd-up: Quit Idowlnpr and .vnufHint?. T-a? your throbtintr hf.'Ki! Nothing r In tho world Kivrs su( h prompt rrdicf as "Pap--'? 'ohl Compnunr!," whicli tvi.sts only .i lw ront.i at any dru toro. U ants vithout asi-tancr, ta'Tf ni". ausf s no Inrr.nvcnicnco. He sin Jou Kt the genuin. Adt. orYourl A lrtf Trial of Pyramid Vile- Trrattuent Will Make Ion n Warm 1'rlend lor Life.

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Just think of it! Pyramid Pile Tratmrnt is Well known anl i-o rx!?nsivtly ealld for as to be found en sale In almost every drui: store throughout the L'nltcd .States and Canada. Pyramid Pile Treatment plve C;uuk relief. Ftorr itchintr. bleeding rr rrotruillnc iile. hemcrrhoids :ir.l t-aich rtctiil truutles. in the privacy of vour own home. t0c u bo at all drukreistt!. Take no sut.titute. I'rrr iimplr for Irlnl with booklet mailed free in plain wrapper. If i u fend U3 coupon below. FRt.E SAMPLE COUPON rrrtAMH nnro company. V3 I'jraaiM El - Marshall. Hkli. Klntlr r-l rr 9 Tree sjinrb; f Pyrnuid Pil Trctns2t. la 1 lala vrar;?r. atu Strict Citj- Jtite Li stops itching instant!) Vk-u'x let t!bit i'chin ;N"itrr r i t"rtn,-t oi an hu;ir 1. c r Jst spread a little Kcsir.l Oir.trr.cr.t over the tic, skin and see if the itch docs not disappear as if. you sim n ,W it tizi-jy And even m re impx)rtar.t this 5Dthin,!;ea!;n:o:ntmer.t rarely fails to clear away promptly every trace ftheur.iij.tly, t,rmer.t!n eruption, unles it i? due to some serious interr.i! disorder. 1 1 ivesuioi Uir.tme:.: i:.-v.:.i..y 1 even pn-mj-ter rrsuin if the 5 p -Hcr-j ..re r.rs: Datacd t:. jt, .ugldv wiih Uesia- I Soap and 1.- t water. I:r:w4 Oit.trr.t r.d Kf;.n,.t ?. a? c. ru.a np''. Z !l.t t i i:,;,ee r I - - .-.üc t e e .-.Urttt n. T!.ry iif hi' j j .(,, rf iiifi r4 w

.. ( u !.!..-.? i I wish j'i'i tnight d.i - t int' thf two ku---n inv Mir. an-1 t!i- thr-i- 'rfr, h ruaid- in Kronr h) but I havi madf r offf for 2, 'ft, .r-rsOntf. Of (ii!rf.O J hoi Itu.w-i.tn.- to kr r p tlif r Inrfij.1! I'rr'J ? Urning, (arry vatT, rtc. but I r r 'Ii! -ti pj.r.-- M'iTo w.t so v.w.rh rof.f. jn tfto v.orld! Wo h ivo trrof. ti.-.ir.-i all the- tirnf of all iz-M. !;.' h r. c r-noufrh notio so i? b- aJ-y. Wi- fot r ai!y for on" of l.tM" tli otlx r ii iv, and I am uro w- d; 1 it with '.vorl than vwo il.! sp.-n.j on a luncheon for 2' at borii. ' Th" r-al car.trc n i- open at lat and th- boy aro so triad to ha liot mf ils in-tfa-1 of lunch.-. Thf-y rr crazv a! out ot:r d' -a r!' and th frio.i in K'f ri' rah Ar.d nothing mulil mal:.- .( rlo-.v all o f r liko f. fdin' a b -iich who haf jut com.; back from th- front. Today for pinch wrs r d ro-.ht al, hoü.si rice with irr.uy, buttered tarrots. bread, oft.-, and dflkiou hocrdatf cako --and I Ir-ft th m all thrf making th- b-t r o!;i.-s for tonight. I k'O on at 7 o'clock in th" morning tlii-J h t k it i-; cobl ar?d dark, but c cn ao I jump out at o'clock tickled to death to ci at it airiin. It is wond. rful to f. f ! that you arc really in th" mid.'t of thius h'dpint:. and the boys do apprc eiato it o. The' all svar by the Red Crn. Did I write you about the dear southerner who said hf hadn't said his prayers sine" lie was a little boy but that h -urely would now to thank (7od for sanding me to franco? T supp.i?' he was horne.sjck and thought I xva. nice to the boys he liked it. too. because I ti rated tho privates jut as well or better than the officers. Hut I'll remember that remark all my life." 'f v.-is); you a!! could s. o my he!. Why th- tlon't furnisli a ladder with it i mure than I know. If I'm lucky and make it in on? jum: I'm all riilit; but if I ver miss T!l mef-t sudden death or ho injurrd for lif". There is no romance in fal'int; out of bed! I have electricity, by the way. even a readinrr lamp ovc my l ed. I'.y u'oinic through the garden I an come directly into my own quarters without roin through tho '.boJ boii.'. You would di" to sf-1 til" key to the irarden 'ate which I carry. I nm thinkinp of liirinc a little boy to carry it for nie. Th 1 work itself I'll live through: if T pivn out it v i 1 1 be because of the strahl of carrying that key." Oi-t. it. i:l. "We have had some strenuous day - and nichts at the canteen late1 1. Mobs all the time and troop t.-ain- Kaiore. If I had been tohl : ) -;.f" that T wo 'd have to direet ; eirht Itussians and six French maids, iioii" of whom could speak a word of Ilimlish. I would have thought it itnpovsilde. Put you can do aaythinn if you h.a to, and as T tell yon. It is not jn.ct planning three meals a day for two or three hundred people, or keepin;' sandwiches and hot co iTn" ready in perfectly enormous uuantities for the hundreds and hundreds of soldiers who pour in during the ! j hours, but added to all tha y-u rirr liah'e to ha e ; trooj train at.nouru-ed any minute; that complicates things a bit. the canteen tnut be kept runnlncr. e very t hin i out of the store room for the maid" v-hil you are trone. (lit, it is hectic, rrd the one in charge responsible for it all. IVenI All TrcK'p Train-. "We f.-fil the troop trains at th" coffee hou-e. They march in at , orte door and out at anoth r. We 1 ha , e hucre marmües full of coffee with milk and surar already in. ami fresh, white bread in thick slices, pat in 1 i:T clothes baskets. My hl?uet train so far has been l.P1. a thous;.nd ! a 'oo.l aera". They ;aie -o triad to pet off tho train and 1 the hot coffee tastes so pood that on f fi more than repaid. I try to . !k as much as I can. for they feel the nefd of a irood visit as much .is th. food, and I make it a point to wa" u'ood-i" as th- train pulls out. 1 ir soino it is a Jonif prood-hye, you km w. 1 at at 1- a-t they ko off happy. ! h . ooil sports I tu-er imagined - I could ween oer th"i:i. but I am ."-!.. 1 mel to rry when they ar' so 1: ie. Anything we do for them is wou h rful; aiiNthini; which is extra from a wet trench and corn willy . ar.e. When the dormitory is full ni.i t!m extra cots are all taken thf wh must sit up are tickled .th to be where it is warm. l( v oubl ju-t ki-jk a little, but .1 .a

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they j,pre( iate e; try thint fo, that we feel we cannot Io enough for them. Life has seemd particularly u orth w hile lat'dy. We have bo m.ii'.y men ju-t back from tlie front; a whop- Mincli from up in the mountaii:. Some place, where they have ej, n the ml lt of things and no lied t'ro-j nar. so they have not steii :i woman or had any of the coruftrtublf thint-'s which a woman can do or fix. They only had a few days ret. but ;uch babies as they wer. ve could r- )t drive them away f .'( m the rant. en. Thy lov d the lieht. '.uid the fires and our eay chairs and pretty curtains. And every excuse that could f, thouyht of was trumped up ,or a chance to talk. Th- piano foes, the entire time everything from chop-sticks to opra. We are on the lino of commun 'cation, of course, so havo convoys. lispatch bearer, all the time be-ide? the trains. Mot-is I.m-I Voiins Woman. One ff the fjrls at the canteen, Mii-s Carlisle. comes frcm South Herid and krows Wurde Mack." (Th" Mls Cirli.-le Mrs. Hloomfield speaks of is Mi.--j Kathrn ('arli5l, dautrlitr ff .Mr. and Mrs. '. A. C.irlisl" of this citv.)

Claims Soldiers' Labor Will Hit Scale of Vages That the slogan "Give Our Soldiers Their Old Jobs Pack" will be maneuered by the employers into an effort to force wanes down was the theory of a talk piven by H. IT. Metz, publisher of the Interurbar. Journal, before an open meeting of the South I lend Trades council held Monday nisht in the Trades council hall on S Michigan st. It was pointed out that at th? time1 the soldiers were employed waff es were on a lower scale than at present and the propaganda heim; spread throughout the country to pive th" hoys their old jobs hack means to give them the Job back at the old juice and tho present workers will he forced to accept the old scale or else quit. "South Hend is the poorest orp.tnized city in the country," said Mr. Metz, "and as a result the workmen generally are the lowest paid. Thcrrt are only two or three unions in tho city enough organized to resist a reduction in waives. "How- will you re.-ist a reduction in waires:?" asked Mr. Metz. "It can only he accomplished by organization, l'or examp e. consider th'? building trades. The contractors hi the state of Indiara are organized 100 per cent. The building trades at the best are only ahout per cent. Is it reasonable that the parti. illy organized trades can hold thenown with a perfect organization?" Tt was stated that the woodworkers of South P.er.d receive a rnaxi1 mum pay of only 2" 1-2 cents per hour and are compelled to work 1 hours a day. This condition should lie changed, -tated Mr. Metz, and in a short time he said he would staii to organize the woodworkers of South Pend. Union men and all sympathizer.-? of organized labor were asked to utilize every energy to counterac. the present propaganda being used by capital in an effort to reduc war-re.--IRISH SYMPATHIZERS TO CHOOSE DELEGATES SUNDAY AFTERNOON South Heil, s mpathizers of lri-ii fr.cdom will gather in mass meeting at the KnUhts of Columbus home next Sunday afternoon to c hoose ch legates to co to Washington in company with delegates from other cities of the country in the interest of th" (lallinger bill now ponding before congress. Th" meeting next Sunday aTtcrnoon was to have hfen In Id Tuesday night, but at a meeting h id Mon. lay night t complete tinal ariangeroents for the celebrtition of Irish week in this city it was decided to postpone the mass: meetin ; until Sunday afternoon. South Pend citha'Mir of Irish extraction, and those v.hn sympathize with Ii eland's present efforts for s lf-determination at the peace conference, arc olsering Irish week, which began Sunday, and will cut here r..-t Sunday afternoon with the mass met ting at the Knights cf Columbus hall. There will be a number of prominent speakers at the Sunday afternoon meeting. which will begin promptly at L' o'clock, to ted why Ireland should have her freedom. FRENCH BEGIN TO GET QUOTA OF U-BOATS PATHS, Pec. lft. Five trawlers are ex p. ch d to arri'.e at Cherbourg tomorrow, eat b tow inp a ;-rm;t n submarine. This is the first group of l-hoats to he band d over i fiance. It incüuhs one of Me lUHtj-t fssls of the suhrib rsiluo t I M1-T t P'. Th' Japanese at mere. I cruis r Niashm. it H tu torped lo.it.-. b-is arriv.al at Consiantinople. KMfiirrs or pythias. First arip.iial r.ist ('har.cellors' meeting tonight of Crusade lodge No. 14 in 'astle h.all. corner Wayne a:i,I Michigan st-. Meeting called at o'clock. Cirar.d lodge represent:it i os w ill he present. Third rank v ill conferred on class by forme:' ehan'-eilor commanders. Mi:s!cand refreshments. Good attendance desirl. Visiting firoth'Ts welcome. J' h:i IoHaven. 0. C. Holy X'an.. society of st. Joseph church will hold a meeting Tu'salav evening. Iec. leth. St. Joe hall. Pkctmii of orllcrs. Spieker and ent rtainmcnt. I'0-TS-U Adt.

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FÜLL! GEIS . City Council 0. K.'s Ordinance After Many Weeks of Hinderance. After weeks of ree ky riding, delavs and po-tponcments, th" ordinance giving the board of public works $l",0i " with which to eke out the rest of the year with their street ! lighting fund was finally passe J by the eity council Monday nitrht. When tl.-u measure was prst presented the membeis of the council decided they wanted time to in estimate. Two weeks wa re t; ken up in doiui this. Then the committee of the whole met and considered the ordinance, and it was decided that the members of the board of worksshould appear and give reasons fo. the passage of the measure. The hoard of works two weeks later appeared and gave the reason. Two weeks later the committee of the whole met again and reported favorably on the ordinance. Two weeks later the council met and wa -all prepared to pass the ordinance, when it was discovered that there were not enough members present to pass an appropriation ordinance. The police were s'-nt out to look for recalcitrant members of the council, but none could be found. TIk"1 council adjourned in di-sgii.-. Await Mayor's Sitniat uro. That was four weeks ag"n. Monday niirht there were eiaht member.present and they all voted for the measure, and as soon as Mayor Carson sins the ordinance, the board of works can draw on the new $1".000 fund. A resolution empowering ttv hoard of puldic safety to contract for the purchase of a combination pump and hose auto truck was adopted, as was a resolution authori.ini; the city controller to pay all city employes on Dec. 20 instead of waiting until the last of the month. A resolution appropriating. $100 to the Christmas tree fund was adopted by the unanimous vote of th" council. Tho resolution authorize! the controller to pay over the money to the fund at once. TRADES COUNCIL IS PLANNING BIG BAZAR The South Ib-nd Lahor Trades council is making arrangements fo j a bazar to be held Pee-. 10, 20 and -1 i in the Trades council hall on S Michigan st. Committees have been at work several days and plans ar? j almost completed. K. II. Metz of ( the eaipenters" union, and publisher' of the Interurhan Journal, is chair- I man of the executive committee for ! tho bazar. j .It lias been decided by the Trades' council to hold open meetings indefi- ! nitelv and union members and sympathizers of organized labor are invited to attend these meetings. The bazar will open with a monster parade. Pands. Moats, flagbanners, etc., wil parade the streets on the opening" dav of the huzar In I

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the Trades council call booths will h ; RED CROSS SUPPLY erected by the unions r.nd whenever! nrn nTiniriir -rr nnrM it is possible products of that special j DEPARTMENT TO OPEN union will be offered for sale. i Tiekets are being sold by the The hospital supply department members of the various unions. The ! work shop of the local Ped CrossC.arment Workers' union has al- chapter will he open Wednesday, ready sold 1. 00 ticket-. Tlo Jii.c t j Thursday and Friday of this wee k Metal Workers have disposed of inn. for the purpose of completing inl

and the other their sales. unions are busy with COLFAX CAMP, M. W. A. OFFICERS REELECTED The po'fu camp. Xo. ?,?.?K of th" Modern Woodmen of America, met Monday night at the Modern Woodmen hall. Pleotion le.-ultcd in the re-election of the others of the pat eai. as follow--: Gilbert P. Ho.-rth, consul: I'd. Weaver and IM ward P. Weber, mlvis. rs; Herman C. Marlin, hanker; Nicklos .Schilling, clerk: Oliver Hansel, soort; Oliver Peitier. wat hrn.rn; IMward Hrnse!, s. nt;: Wm. p. Shatter. Ionl Kre.s rvd Pivid Ilurwick.' manager-: John daimont. chief forester: William Porden. mus'cian. Joint initiation v.-ill 1..- Ii..!? irli tln I ........ ...it ' .ia4 mi I.. i toyal Xfighbors of America th1! first part of JanuaiT at the Mo 1-1 in Woodmen'.- hall Ten appoint-I ments -were made l'i r membership and 1 . " adopt.al. Family night will 1 o held Xew Year's eve. CITY SCHOOL BOYS ARE

ENTERTAINED AT "Y. M.7":

The first ef a s u ieS of eptertain- 1 ments for bows of the srade shoo- ; was held at th V. M. C. A. Monday i night. The hoys' department of th-j .'. A!, entertained 1'"., r.f th bovs! f the Grammar. Colfax Madjsop! .ii. d Piui'd schools. Stunts on th I woo.ieji noi ses ana o' tne g m tb'ot I 'and swimming were among tb-i lf'i;i!:v -i t ert :i i n m n t s triei: ttie jjoun? folks. A ! a i ; on memheriship -was pivpn the boys a tier -a hieh I each o them addrvsed ;i ! tier t' M nu-mbt-rhin 1:1 tho . M. for j v. iu 1 'U ; i L - t . Ali' ur 1 ' 11 ' 1 ..:r.,i i,u:on müo.m, h, f r - jtained at li t Y. I IjiVv atu ndance M. A. toniglit. is pectt d. A i I j MAKKi.xcii: Lici:i-:. ( Aha S. Horner, drill pves-,..-, (Three Oaks, Mich., an.! Plo-.-.-j P ' Wn.mill. Tliree Or.ks. Mich. I 1. e-ter Winter, f.trir.r, 1' rri.-n pi in gs. Colon. a. Mich. Mich. and Kuth Pollard.

FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES

WILL ERECT CHRISTMAS TREE ON '.I A IN ST. IN FRONT OF COURT HOUSE

At a iia-tir.g of the Municipal; "hri.'tmus i"--tr.al committee Mon-! day afternoon a! th: .school adr.r.p.-' i.-t ration buihiimr it was deemed to' plac e the Ciin-tiua.-' tree on the We-t j side of Main :-treet in front of the ! -Main ttri "t entrance of the court i -house. The pro -'rim. which is e-j pected to last half an Hour, w ill j ? community sin-rm ar.ij trie h-'htmg f the tree. A hrgt 'number of community sintrers wilij joe in autouml ib"s alor.g the curb, jUortii and .-oiith : th. tree ami -. d! j bad in tti" j-uniMng of patriotic i orgs. j Miss i:t!i" Harmon and Mis? Pdith Piown -..ill arrar.tr. the j in. ; iv m of toi ur. This pro-Tarn will b'- announced 1 iter. TO HOLD BUSINESS MEETING AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL ON TUESDAY A social and business meeting of the Franklin social and civic club will b" held Tu.sday nit:ht at 7:4." 'o'clock. a bu-iiitr-s me-tintr will be I d by 'A. I.. Wagner; "In Flanders' Fields" by Miss Alma Collmer; a talk, "My Mxpericnces at the Fror t," Rev. (I. W. Titus; discussion; solo, "Pa Marse illaise" by A. P. Wagner; the "Star Spangled Panner," the audience. BRUISED IN FOOTBALL, WILL LOSE ONE TOE Walter Jon-s, 1 1 years od. sor of .Mr. and Mrs. Ch.aib-s Jones. Lincoln Way W., was taken to Hnv.orth hospital Monday afternoon, '.-lure ; rra live merits have been made to amputate one cf his tK this moiiiing. The operation is occasioned by a bruis receiv ed w hil'i playing loothall two years ago. His duties compel him to be on ls feet most of the time and his physic. a n stated th operation was necessary. He has been employed as ;t collector hy the Homo Telephone Co. for the last two years. LAUREL SCHOOL CIVIC CENTER HOLDS ELECTION The following ollicf-rs have, been elected by the Laurel school civic center: P. Koat. h, president; G. W. J. Kolezyntki. vice president; Mrs A. P. Place, secretary, and Mrs. John Mitchell, assistant secretary. Mrs. F. V. Morse, assisted by Miss Florence Otis as accompanist, will direct the community singing-. The next meeting of the civic center will be hold Tuesday. Dec. 17, i ''1 following that th- meetings will be held every two weeks. COUNTY BOARD AWARDS PRINTING CONTRACTS Tin county commissioners. Mond ty morning awarded contracts. for piinting and oilice supplies for tue ear II lfj to the following successful bidders: 1 Jiioberd nur. ting Co.. class one, 17.10; class class fol.r, . ?7u:.o.:. $2. jP'.-ö; class two. $7 live. :i:. Tribune Printing Co. $;.;.o:,. P. 15. Pupb stationery finished garments. The materiil ffr the new ip.iota has not leen rceid yet, so the rooi.is will not be open regularly until the first of the year. i WANT LIST OF ALL MEN DISCHARGED An order has been receied at the local draft boards to send a li-t of all the men to be discharged to tie camps to which they weie to be sent. The list is to tell how long these men have been in the servier and the record of their conduct and character since their induction into service. Disc harges and pay will e given these m.-n as soon as the papers h ie gone through the proper official-. , I"INI I'M'PIIt'S Clt Th,, VnvA stu,f n sundav' night as , ..n.,.. r.,- ir r t-.,,. j.,,.. , found ii. Har. -i - - - tec Heights e.irlv Monday night. IT v.:s out of ga-olhv ar.d was prohlaldv ahai-.done.l by the parti-s for hl.is reason. The n.aehih, as lot 1. MRS. M'CORMICK IS BOOSTING G. 0. P. POLITICS W'AFd f INC.T X. Dec. in. Or-ir-ization of a reptiblican woman's e. (cutive committee to cooperate with republican state chairmen was ;iri r.oupccd tceiv hv Mrs. MediU Mt - j o r n i i r , wiit- m i ue -'-na iu. . ! of Illinois. The head juarte-rs of tipI committee which Mrs. Mo'orair': ;. said was formed at the suggestion I cf C'nainnan H-us of the re p-jidicau ommitte. will bo estab .ti.. , lished -co; in Washington. 1 ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS ARE AFTER INVESTIGATION WASlUNfiT' X. 'T-al ..ssociU;-'U u Su ft rag" ar.r.c.-, Ie-. te. The mpo-rd to "Wo: r.ce'd toIav that 1 1 -ntes to t be A hr-i r:-: ager.f t. uniform-, c r d at ti . s-i'"-ipsignia wer,. di--pl-f i ag" rr.e.-::.tg here c-te:a protest, it wis said, will b-' '.-sei Ol the ccu.tcniiun that th a-'enc'-rs -re u' u -I olaical and r.ou-p irtisaii.

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r.-.-:.-i r tj-a-A Great Crepe de Chene and shades as well as white and broidered, with dainty filet Men's Neck Ties For Xmas GifU 600 Beautiful Ties at such a great saving you can buy almost two for the price of one. Made of domestic and imported silks, wonderful variety of individual styles, large wide ends. Swiss brocades, Persian eiTect. The entire lot on sale tomorrow, 59c each. The value? are equal to the usual S l.oo quality. 571 Ä 1 ft 1 TT H AÜ00 ASKS U. 5. Congress to Keep Up Allied Loans AVASIIIXGTOX. Dec. 1 0. Congress j was asked by Sec'y McAdoo in a i letter made public today, to authorie the continuation of loans to the j allies for one year after the termin- j ation of the war to finance the pur- ; chase of foodstuffs and reconstruc- j tion materials in this country. Xo j additional appropriation for loans to j the allies was sought, but it was I suggested that the proposed peaeo j time provision apply to the $1."0".000,000 of the $ 1 0.ooO.OOO.i'u.O available for allie d loans, which Sec'y McAdoo estimated will remain unex ponded when jieac? is declared. Under existing law, the Pnitcd States may lend to the allies only for war purposes rnd during th war. In line with this policy, the secretarv also sought to have new legis lation provide that credits extended ( after Dec. 1 be for purposes grow- j ing out of the war. ; LI'IUGH VALLi:V 1I.MSI COAL. All sizes. Phone Bell 1 1 f ; Home Knohlock and Martin. Advt. 10101-10 Tb cular meeting and e b-ction of cancers of the perch Tree conn. T. P.. IL, Xo. jll, Tuesday night. Martin Leech, Scrib. lejyS-l') TRAINED NURSE GIVES RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR r r : r- c: i u Oives i.cti jjc: iui unpic i luuiv- i Made Remedy That Quickly j Darken It. Mrs. A. Dixon, a Hrooklvn tr.tined n irs well known e, made tbe following statement regarding gray ; hair: "Streaked, fad el or -ray hair can b- iu: kly turn, d bljek, brown or liuht brown, by the use ef the following remedy that you cam make at home: "Me rely i; t a sun- 11 bo if u b x powder at any drug .store-. It co-ts I ery little and no extras to . I)isI solve- it in water and comb it through tiie hair. Pull directions f mixing und u--' come in each -o. ! "Von need hot hvsilatc to UsO , rlex ;is a JlCoi roi pkl bmd comes i in each box g jararr.eeir.g the us.T I t-int r!e do-s not contain silver, i

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