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. ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
n.- L. AND A. enemas,
PROPRIETORS.
Eis essentiaiw—fi to iostei- this business re—
covery in every legitimate way.
Congress will be subjected to units-E
usl stress or many sorts, because at
Ellis unprecedented conditions. There:
its more need than ever or a steady.
consistent earn-so oi action. tree from
Epartisan bias, dictated solely by broad
NO PANIC 0N 'GHANGE.
E The New York Stock Exchangehae E
re-openstfind the heavens have notE
tailen There has been no panic.no
scramble to sell. u enactment. Eu-
rope has not tried to unload its securi-
ties through eagerness tor American
Egold. Nothing much has happened. er-
Hill I“! ”it!“
'EElElEEi __~__SPEEREE
Ililflilfl ASSBBMTWI "
WEDNESDAY. sac. a. 13..
mu Winter Coats
That We are Proud of.
WEDNESDAY DEC 3, 19,4 Enatriotism and dedicated to the pur-Ecept that ”molars havs been reassur-
Eonincreasedconndsnoa i
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR Win the crisis
' , To be sure, there has been no abso-
Wrouoanow 1.1 the who. American Reviewjtori'
mghhdeusosttnl 11:32p.m.'necembsr, Cotaowse uflq olersE luutestk stendineasoiAmerican
these admirable associations May olE securities. y bond transactions
- -- ' _,n_._.___ Es policy for the coming session Ehave been “rattled. and the board or
EVENING SENTINEL TELE‘E E “Rigid economy in appropriations; Egovernors has fixed minimum selling
PHONE CALLS' E ”No yielding to the fostered war prices to prevent any disastrous down-1
924—bit“ D’Pmem' Espirit which demands great expansionE ward rush. But no tendency to bear
92-3~anineas Department;
I 388
1925-3-
1 385- 1 3.01:;-
E01 armaments on sea and land at a the market has developed. and prions
time when the rapid exhaustion of oth-E in. general have kept comfortably
'er nations renders our position treerEabove the r mark. Asia usull!
from danger than ever before; Ethe case in Wall Street, the “New!
.—Bmch Office, Norwalk.
glReaidence.
’ ov’s Residence.
uXSt‘JNIc ‘ onion.
‘No new legislation 01- Any kind ell- the stock exchanges in Chicago “0
or V No.1 hand All. i
a” w I Lodge. 08. cent such as may help to re-open the other cities has been the same.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, int and 3d Tuesday ct
93°“ month—July and August 6:" facilitate tin successful operation or price restrictions in the purchase and
copied—at 8 o clock. All Master Ema banking aot' Essie of bonds Then. it thére is no 3?:
Masons cordially lame; $1132: "‘0 “381101118 of one section. or oneEplosios. it will be natural to resumeI
Essen. W M 80 art I industry, 8‘ the expense or others lnE oillcial operations in stocks. And sucnl
Butler Chapter. No. as, a. A. M. Plain contravention of sound public unlimited tradlns may come EEsooner
Meets in Masonic Building, BouthEDOIlCV: ’ than the public anticipates. There lsE“
Main St. 2nd and 41h Tuesdays. of - "No Consideration of
each month—July and lAilgusllt A :th which might tend to make necessary ly everything Pom"
copied-wet 8 o‘clock. Al Roya Em extra session of Con ress
Masons cordiallv invited Charles K .
E A Tuck ll. P Robert W Wilcox,E “No encouragement or sheer radical-Elites g
E 533 ism bearing the specidus label of pro 2 W-
_ _ ,--_ Egresslon; I There's no doubt about these warE
NEUTRAL MUSIC' ‘No attention whatever to the parti- Etlmes “Willi!!! 99°th economy A
siust one thing after another in san liarrangues oi political opponents New Y orlf '0 my! who wanted “0,000
the “United States New. The Office“ E who can amend“ only themselves by a ysapsllmony. because she “couldn'tE
have not vet recmerod from the abol- seeking advantage from: distressing possibly live on less than that" hits
ltlon oi‘ the wine mess, which never "conditions (creed upon 11% forWmEalluoovcret'l that she can actually clieE
lneless was supported in WW0 09‘“ _E copies" Eout an existence on 8‘. 0000 a year.
ion. The sailors are still dazed by the , E _______,___.
order from Secrem‘i Dame‘s “Em“ A wono FOR THE enloAan. E Now the German government has
(1mg the use of the nautical termsE critics of Mexican atlslrs have 3 levied a war tax of 37. 000.000 11 month
“liOFl' and “ESE” “EEECEE ““3 as if the cheerful way of judging revolutionaryEOll 8218111111 From him that hath not
to my and se—l
Ecure credit and rising prices [or secur-E
l
i
1
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a: my to use DO“ 0"“ starboard E“ tion that does not exist in Mexico Elle Eli-"1"
manoeulres EThey lgnoro the possibility of slnocreE BRID _.......,_,.____'____;_ ’
‘10»: “my “my“ “3 censored. The and patriotic purpose being contained GE CAaafuI‘z BE ""50 5V
peso of seeing the nation safely ed and business generally has “-3334. _
“No river and harbor “pandering; Ehas not happened. The experience Edam
channels of trade and commerce or to The next step viii be the removal'ol’EIbeen :3
E liel‘.
HELP TH: svslwmo Emu)".
- AW Appeal.
To the Wiener The met.
viewin- .
Christmas approaches and to quote
t“! W“ Twins imam-
ation. f‘itdiaa been vnuohsafedto as to
M ii. ism W honest” The
N‘fiifiWWh b! avert,
m the more»
runs- this-pinion slain this special
Em?“ Wow-Ned has
is " to. date that all the
391; Illuminati in Anerim~and it
has been very: llberale-lpdnding the
aid of the wenimy Miler Flound-
Eation~ddea not average more than a
Elev cents tor each destitute Belgian-—
ienough to buy food (or a tow days!
The Dollar Christmas Fund has one
proposals plenty of money now available. 1133:. great ambition-40 see that every mam;
woman and child this Christmas shall‘
have iood. clothing, shelter. This
great achievement is happily still pos-
sible. and to this end we are Ming
Ewith the Christmas fund of landed.
which has collected for the same pur-
Eposs nearly 8400 000. The cooperation
of the two organizations has many do-
cided advantages. it provides a sale-
until afloat waste from overlapping.
it enables our 1111111 to enjoy the gold-
ones 0! members pl the Berlin govern
ment as regards the distribution 0! re-
All our “workers are voluntary
'and every cent-subscribed” alter de-
ducting the obit of stamps and sta-
tionery. goes direct to the Belgians.
Even if you have given to entry
humanity to assist the ChristmaaE
fund tor which i appeal as “treasurer'
Eneip to send as
'0' “Wm“ “MW“ 0‘ “mm” 11131 out the victm' with the score or so 3 E '
hummus gin worthy
from one. people to another. whose
PHiLADBLPHLA. Dee. 2.-—The {Cd'-
izatlon Which proposes eventually to
in that places a wash 0: racists-model
ed nion‘gthe lines of the English Hen-
Gelbdate Railing Association was ur-
nenneed. “This body, it was report“.
was thrilled at a meeting called recent-
ly by the University at Pennsylvania
the mas-m or the Cornell. Harvard.
Kingston. Yale. Navy and.
five.
has been appointed by the association
to draw up plans and legs lions
which will be submitted to the
authorities of the various coils” for
111‘s new in saw him: The radiation
0! the length at the champitnishlp
races from four miles to three or'even
:a major sport.
E Manager Fred ll. Davis,
oration of a new college rowing organ- E
abolish both the Yale- Harvard and the E
Poughkeepale regattas and A institute
.163. became known publicly hgre to . .
Eday when the establishment 'of the 3‘
common . , A
W Lackey. 31 the Yale crews. ‘ '
wing “
their approval and rot- ratification at ,
ithe next meeting of the associationto ..
rowing authorities and attended by ' '
one and a. halt miles. was advocated 1 '
by several oi the managers at" —the ~ ,
meeting have. and it is proposed to en- - ..
courage thb smaller colleges and pre-' ‘ _,
naratory schooii to take up rowing as .1
ol the E "
Pennsylvania crows. who has been "
iohosen chairman 91* the new associa-
1n,tio has announced that the Yale 'var- ~
ally and Junior crews will race the .,
lUnlvmlty of Pennsylvania over the . _(
mile and a ball course on the Schnyi-l . ’
kill river hero on April 3. Races with
Elisrvard. Princeton'
Cornell are pending.
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BRUNWICK ALLEY EVENTS.
E At the Brunswlolr Alleys. on Wash-
lngton street last evenlngBaumgain-
n 1-,1 '
secretary of nor should order EheEleaders by the standards of 3 clylngn.‘ shall be taken away even that which other fund. we beg you in the name 02.; ‘35:: 53:1'eqtftf83m ”:2: 2:: . ,
1
was an interesting one. Helmsr. rat-
engaged in a hot content. Helmer com '
Annapolis and
as 90.111111 Buttery. also rated 30'. were . .
‘-.
Word came to Norwallr this mom- 4. Th '
' wlers r ,
Way to 'r“lpperary because it's usedEupltorm. They are misled by wordnltn‘. {mm the fiuuflor court. Judge ”will! and. 'aornvs are immeasurahl9; :1 eds 111:: :8”an 23W?“ scores ;
as a British marching song - lThe tact that. a man has been pro-E Charles W. Burpes presiding, um 1.3. if you realize that millions are lit-! Ar matron: ........ 84 91 1086183
it happens that this song has about pounced at some time or other, a: Eh“! denied flotilla made by Attorney 3"“, “”6!er shrvatlon. "‘8‘ chil- Canavarl ..... . 1. .137 111‘ 1304-368 ~ ~
us much real application to ”‘9 war as "briganit" or an “otttlsu” prevents on ”0 DEW“ that "‘9 0‘39““ OblottoE ren “8 “E "YE“! Em‘md' shsitcr- M
.. B Beautl- and Max Gutkowsky suits against Mr. Eel“ women dmxslns “18E!“ W0“? way: 1-0.3. . 351
"aunts Romiey or “(heal lg honest estimate at him. E Davis be taken oi! the m” 01. E” help. that aged men are homeless An n“; ......... 8393103..-.33
. 111 0011' '0. .ul)’ other modern sen“ These reflections are Inspired En" Attornéy Joseph A. any. or Nor and IMWMHM "”3 “‘9‘“ “E Raymond ...... 111 121 ss~3so
mental classic It “as “01 “mm“ for Eprevalllng comment on too rather un walk. who represents Messrs. Ghiotto that ’3 being done- 3'0“ “1"“ give. hi?
the “"511. and its nerds have neither' polished gentlemen, Gen. Zapata and and GUEROWSRY. 3‘5!“ "1|“ ”“3 051399 tore Christmas. and give liberally. E Total .......................... 606
’1 military nor Doll‘EOEic ”New" l”El-ten. \'.llla The defects oi the latterE WE" com" “P ‘0’ “E“ before “‘0 “TE “‘1‘“ has ”new“ 300‘ 000 or we Welngartner ...... 104 94 8s~—383
l uary term or the court refums. but there are unnumbered “"89”” 95 110 102_307
simply a music hall lmoriie that tleEare by this time too ucll known to re- Ethousanda stlli “1M8,“ in France ........ ‘
soldiers sins because they like “‘9 quire repetition Astor Zapata. hello»: Tonav 1N WALL smear. and Holland. besides those in stricken Total 590‘
swing Or it find because "‘8 WE'VE" been generally regarded as an un-i NEW YORK Dec. 2.~Extreme dull-E Belgium. ECanaval-l """" ‘ $98 88 88-,274. 1
by a stretch of imagination, may be speaksb‘ie mm“ M“, lived only tor nose characterised the opening or the Alresh inspiration to our own peace- “ “mg ....... ”9 ”5 118—352
11 hvin a halt humorous d 11d 100‘ bond market on the stock Exchange on Christmas in America will be lent: 7 - _____
”game a“ hu 8 " Emur or a today. Wing in the first ten min-Eli we relieve now the sullerlngs of Total ‘ ~ 638
0!
Every Woman Wants a
FUR TRIMMED
COAT
. Many models ior selection.
1 and the new skirts
and misses.
New colorings
. Regular $18 \alucs.
The Women’s and Misses
Coat Department is overflow- E
ing with all that is new in
Coats.
HANDSOME WARM 111x.
TURF. COATS. 1
DRESSY corms or zine-
LINE
STYLISH PLUSH CO’ ATS
nosey CORDUROY
ECOE‘TS. ' 1-. s ‘- «.- L.
BLACK BROADCLO'rEi
COATS. ».
.The Plush Goats“
‘ Pare Waste ”
Plenty here for the wl'omen "
folks: also Misses Coat}; of"
much resembles the real seal it
coats. Lined with beautiful ‘ '
satins, in black and high col-
ors; coats that are suitable for - .
$14.98, $16.50 and
$25,100
a
leatllringt lllt short coats U
‘11] sizes for women.
“Vaast Bros. Garage
Agents for
reference to s soldier‘s bomesickuesaE
if this is a partisan wur song, so was
the favorite our soldiers sung in Cpba.!
“'l‘here‘ll Be a Hot Tillie in the Didi
'1 on 11 Tonight“
E E' The New 30m worm SMCRSEEWEEYEdid was to restore order. control hlslcmmy Convertible 6s declining mi.
suggests that the Maline Band here-1
— alter cease 19 give aid and comic". to
the German-Austrian Turkish alliance;
11;“ playing Blue Danube waltzes. and '3;- of 3 “robber 1,333 . He has defledl
that the playing or singing of “Ameri-
ca" he forbidden because it involvesE
a doube breach ol‘ neutrality being the
tune of the British hymn. “God Save'
the King.” and of the German ‘HeilE
Dir irn Siegerlxranz;_" also. that our
church folk desist from the unneutral
singing 'of a hymn. the music of wEblch
is used for the German "Deutsclllanu
ueher Allies."
1A5 for those glaring offenses against
neutrality. "The Eltiarseillaise" and
“Ella Wacht am Rhein," we take it that
they should be baunedleverywherc by
‘Tiederal' statute. and any rlotbus college
Sstudeut venturing to sing either or
them or any words set to its music.
should be executed for high treason.
_____..__———-——-
- :i-IINTS FOR CONGRESS.
Congressig about to assembleagaln
under world-wide conditions such as
this nation never laced before. The
situation is full of danger because at
the many uncertain motors to be dealt
:a'ith. 11'. our international relations it
is nuptial that we make no move
Eutendlli‘ to draw as into the maelstrom
’ elven yet we must preserve our sali-
mar...“ ourlsismts sea
cantallmlailuaaestovtbs ”ro-
emotional-sacs.
Anthem-floatation“ rus-
mutants-Warmer
'. shoal-Min- 111-;
It was assumed as 1a matter
Ecourse that when Zapata seized-”Mexi-
co City after Carranza vacated it.
there would be an orgy of slaughter
and pillage. What Zapata actually
owu men with an iron hand and Wu
cidly hold the capital lor Yilla
Zapata, of course, has been the lead-
tau and authority. He has committed
block crimes. But it probably- de-V
Emands moral strength and purpose. as
well as personal prowess. to hold the
government of the state of Morales tor
lyears against all comers. in his case,
Eas in Villa‘s. there must be something
far higher than brute strength and the
promise of loot. to hold his followers
loyal.
Zapata is an extreme radical. He
stands pro-eminently for the restora-
Ellen to the peons of the land taken.
from them, under Diaz. He. hos con-
fiscated great estates to divide them
among’lhe wretched people whim:
them by armed force or legal subter-
fuge. «He supported Madero. then re-
pounced him when that well-meaning
reformer halted. at stern measures. He
turned against Carraiisa because he' is
'an arrogant blotter. He now suppol'ts
Villa, the most powerful man in Melli-
eo. who likewise has very definite and
v.1; radical notions about the land
problem and is embittered) by old
wrongs committed antiserum and his
people by the “ruling class." ' ‘
it Is any annual: to meow“
the ”mummnummmciui
Violas their m and their personal
habits. But M stand for man:
vital in m and to that m an»
”m r
Etn expell even from menus all for.
nice embraced less than ten Issues and; innocent little children unoflendlnx ___-___w “4‘ __
a law changes were noted. Central rest. assured that no man‘s ChristmasE 1ND1ANAPOLIS. 933. 2.4333 Dil-
Leather Es advancing 1-4 oi a point. Day will be the less habit! because in ion who 01313.3 3313313333131.“ have
and St Paul Convertible i 1- 2s, South-E some cases the gift may entail some been dodging him with the excuse that
ern Pacific Convertible 5s, and Texas measure of personal sacrifice. Ehe 033333 make the middleweight limi-
Let us remember at this crisis that 3' announced ”new" 1.333.] 31333.:
E“to pity distress is but human; to re- to meet Mike 013303333 catch weight;
. . M Have it is Godlike." ’ ”for a six—round bout- in Philadelphia.
animus s (11" our ; All contributions entrusted to 11193333333314
FOREIGN N-L‘iESEas treasurer. wm be promptly and
up London. 1 0V.
nor fractions
AUSTERDAM. "“'*"'"’“"
2ii—1lCorrosP0Ildenoe or The Assoei E‘hmk‘mh' “Emma-“8°" 39“" “m8 1111an STONE ass-rs
uted Presfil—-—The resolve or the Gen your dollar—more if You can ; cILsERT oALLAN'r
mans to be e'xclushely German andt ‘ Yours very twig, ws E BOSTON M 2~Harryl Stone. at
HENRY E New York. who claims the lightweight
Eli: 2:“? $1131.31: "31.13:":22.E“°““m Dollar Christmas Fund. toE'Echumpiouship of Australia. wasawsrd-
over the whole sloUnd of the Illicit-E 'meeless Belgians, Broad SEME' ed. the decision alter a twelvea'ound
New York- contest with Gilbert Gallanl.ot Chel-
en. and supplies substitutes for theE
numerous foreign words at present is”. last night It was the last bout 0!
the season in this oity . '
applied to a variety of German-dish- SHERIFF VOLLMEH MAY .«
as Some of the titles provoke BE FEDERAL‘ MARSHALE
humorous comments from .the Ger- “Billy" Volmer “new to M UnitedE W...”
man'papere. M ‘CARTV. 1'00 FAN"
“Th “delicatessen" for which Gar- States marshal. Cline“ are he WE“ ». ‘
e Eland the place when. Sidney 1'1: Haw E ’0" “3“" “LE-AR
many is famous is henceforth to be
‘known as Leokereinen or tit-hits E13,, term aspires. powers that- be? NEW YORK. Dec. 2.—-'i‘om McCarty,
sauces. “we" have we“ kmw“ E’y have been looking tors man to lillrthe “f Lewiaton. Montana, outiought 'l‘er-
ihelr French coxnomen. are to be Na d til are Well pleased with My Ken", ‘0‘ California. in 5 last ten-
called 4 misnomer—supplementary p an ey lacuna bout here last nights McCarty
fluids A mutton "chop“! must be the information that Nollmer wants it I h d
When Sidney E Hewley lost his “a ‘00 5W '0'- 1'! ”benefit- all
long-held job of sherll! or mix-11nd Md “‘0 boiler 0* him in ever? found
called in German is double mutton.
loin piece. beefsteak is o “pounded
loin piece”. and' Irish stew ls Amut- county to William Vollmer, Republi-
ton in the pot in citizens duo on. calls give no the blishlp “d to
snot-13D Now msmll‘ Romans fitted him out in good shape for tour ,
BERLIN. Nov abettorrespond- years Now tpndttlons are reversed
9““ 0‘ 111.3 Amidst“ "We and, Volliner. about to give useless in 1
semi-omen“ request has been issued his illl 133 was ‘10,"! Job for (our :1" »
years—New Haven Times Leader- 1'? pool tournament-now going on in Joe.
3 Oddb's 3651mm; essay fineness},
to the press through the North Ger-
man Gazette. to mold/infiultlng lan-
E " rs‘ts‘d so. 1190.th 1111f Silk. raged 75 so
to 06. r ' ‘
(lastly-weighed 181 pounds; Keller. lib.
CASEY HENNESBY STOPS JACK
gums about. the in... or the coupe“ .
.trles with which. Germ y is at war. E . '
It quotas Trellachkesqgords “War. OHRNTW Tmib .VL Visa!
is a sacred misery slid says that. 1
the present war has called forth and “we Cir-M 0' WI “'0“
intensified all the noble qualities ly- lay by the side of the New Haven
"-8 wt in to W"- of "w 900- moon is till so in'si »;
slant. They van oil the can
pie. The :10er declares that
when an shines on a lean W”
the game—both one called on bill.
Tonight 'Al 'E.Gura.‘_ra’ted‘ ”'20. plays .
cal-lentils: oi King George. the Cani- 3303 launch. rated 70.
floahibm in shop window- which do" "III broke ”nu-dim. . on: 3. "All“ Olm‘ j" stones.
no ensign“ all E Cal“ m fl ”is“ m ”
- E" 1“ ‘ ‘ - asst... ‘ m .1... m 11 '-
m and show Wound)! to ,
transactions .were in small lots Only} women and aged men. and you may EGIBBONS WAIVES WEIGHT LIMIT- .
Ebut Keller metlhls attack gamely. lic- '
There m- but we lentil onion in '
W
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“rat; 19cc.
mmdaMin .lll‘ forest
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' Auto Suppliesr-Il‘lrestone. Goodrich. U. 8. Tires.
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War Bulletin
LONDON Dec 2, l :55 p. In .——In a dispatch from
Sofia, Bulgaria, the correspondent of Reuters Telegram
EEEEE . indicate that the
situation in Servia is critical The Serviau army, it is
declared. has been withdrawn from Belgrade, and tele-
graphic communication between BEedgrade and Nish,
the present location of the Capital has been interrupted
MW L
PAREQ. Dec. 2. 2 :50 p. _n1.-—Tlle French Wal Office
gave out an official announcement in Paris this after-
noon, as follows: 1 .
“In the region to the south of Yprcs and Saint Eloy
an attack of the enemy against an entrenchment taken
by our troops [during the day was repulsed. by us: Qur
artillery inflicted damage on a group of three batteries .
of heavy artillery of the enemy .. » 1
“At Vermellea the chateau and the bark surround- .
it, two houses in the village and some trenches were bril-
liantly occupied by our- forgcs. . ~ . .
E ‘ “There has been a spirited artillery exchanged—12;
cinity of Bay, to the southwest of Peronne. 1. . ,
"in the region between Vendresse and Cramps,
tore has been a violent bombardment to, which the
French artillery replied with silliness. accomplishing the .
ammo-'1 of a battery. .. . :-
E E "lit the Argonne a German attack against Fontainc
W was repuisyii. and we made some prbfivm in
Cell
position anaest-
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