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IIDAY, FEB. 7, 1919
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A BLOW TO PESSlMISTS
There are tenor pessimi:
assert that a League of Netti
not lhe formed
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member of the Associated Press.
IILThe Associated Press is exclusively.
.cation (”I at: notion polled pimidos that the ex-
d to ito
and a_ so Iclus." 021
Mo imr.1ier.1nts fleeing from
publication of trpe-i
Ila! dispatches herein are ale 0 re-__
,ts 11011 who
can-
to the fact of daily progress in the es-
iablishmenr of such :1 lean...
ting that the league
er, they manage to gloom
ever, they manage to gloom
\t
“deal over the prospect ofvils early
ore and of a total breakdown ix
' crisis.
lmil
is in sight. hm -
fail-i
Pessimists do not enjoy being (:ehr er-
' ed up. Nevertheless it is
out a few things to them
One thing of ’“hiell theSe
well to point
occasionally .
gr ouch}. folk
may safely be reminded todav is 111 1t
dis»,
their predecessms said just
couraging things about 111»
'dS
‘IH
11' ell
I they can go for; recreation and release 5522:...” .
II
iplo. hould go 11 and in hand with lizirL‘.
' llfil‘fl‘cfullon
G SEN!“ “EL TEE-BI $01 byl aws o. gmernment rezulntion-l
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,‘of his religious failh'
ROW
38 Mame!” s Redd-e (“039' inspection amnses a suspicion
“R113-12
Voietd b) the New York \V’orld as fol-
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Thoy 11.1“ Slle‘llmbflfi;
tie hardly a person in the world stifle;
a trod doe! Ijoct to- one or the other of those classi
.1 good fications who cannot- prove that he is
1 a Ition because of his religious faith."
1
'pnblic'wants to discriminate against“.
States of America back in (ht ddy< fol i
lowing the Revolution. 7
In a way they were right.
The
ill
ticles 'of Confederation out not work;
very well at first.
pave the for
Avhich did work and
working today.
break which must have deli
VV'uV' the
which
pessimists of that dm'.
by clinching the linion.
is
The (‘ivil war VV'
‘ghled the tion.
The} (lid llo\\'7'1". er
(onqitulinn [0111' mm: to make it absolute there' .Vl
still
33.1 hard feelings by invidious discrimina
lot it end! (1
It is quite true that the Slalt'r‘lllelli
now struggling to t'urm ;.
carefully.
make mistakes and that some of their
provisions maV' need modification or
strengtheniu: as a result ol‘ later 1'.\"
4-7 ,perience. That 1111' ideals and
ciples which are “Hunting: their
prin-
17-f-
forts and which form fhr» l‘o-mdulion
(if. the proposed leaszue are
seems reasonablv hopeful.
and unforseen deVelopmnus,
have through them the ] en: in
tlons VVill succeed
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PEOPLE'S PARKS.
..,.system of male parks.
tIy inland lakes and
public enjoyment of it
action of the legislatuie.
e moreovai. of a general
(if; our continent.
om fire already doing so.
«fly every community ha
xample on a similarscale.
rial“.
the pessimism scarcely try to deny.
therefore.
()I'
hi
wateru'aV':
, a' likening that is showingr itself
effiglar efforts all over the country.
I‘anle Sam is taking more care than
before‘tg preserve and protect as
II t national parks some of the most
I
Bulging and wonderful scenic 1eFionH' of goods making the existing supply?
States and smaller
niiies would do well to follow Thatlgqvers prices
4
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It
[101“
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7 The governor of Michigan has asked,
‘ . the legislature to take immediate steps
I to acquire the neébssm'y lands for a
7 Michigan
’Iifrich in beautiful park sites along: the
‘Grent Lakes and around its many pl'vt-
The governor‘s 511., rgestion is a wise‘
one and will probablV be followed by}
It is indiea-r
ffi‘fiific to them that no single remedy can be
worknbl e. 1
world federation haw In feel their way I U’HS- ol‘ :1 (child mentally deficient not
it is possible that ihev may
ua'ble lesson in the
that in spite of Huuporury obstructions ‘_
Irapidlv eaimng ground in every all)”
I municipalil._\'.
fschool fund to provide [or
teacher of these unfortunuies, but they 3
have
IS j
i
‘.VV'retches who might be saved,
.Thrqugh a :i’ailm'e to realize the im-
'-»7' portanee of these beauty spots to the
public now and in the future. [Ilri'i'ate
interests have been allowed to siob'hle
I up much of» the land and to warrior
in more than partially successful
‘if there is one thing \\ hich. more than
Many .
l
“Um" t'late credit-it puts
tiractiVe features of natural scenery
'h should be kept open for the use
g 19: mom. of the people who li"c
If; more is a natural beau-y.'
s all 1119 more reason for creat-
by setting aside park‘ space
i
tare the "L
l0 ('L'lillll‘lnll} he‘ ll
2
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ded cars and shops and or-
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a!
flees
The communitV center.
and churn!) the art ”1119111111 and prio-
llic‘ librarv» for the indoor education, re»
freshment and enjoyment of the poo.
#62.
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the ‘Sl‘llflc'l
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and the good loads that are es'mniinl
ill and mutual. 1151p»
[11 d: V (lopule nt.
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IMMIGRATION LOOPHOLE
in congless t07 1r:-
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AN
The "bill "pending
sti'irt immigration during the. recon»
EEO
not app .17- -'
"religious
clause 511.111
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Accmdin: tn lhiQ prov
1'.Vi.<ion it does not matter VVhether such
Ipel'secution is ev'idencc d “ ‘bV oV' erl note
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'that dismiminate against the alien at
UK race to which he belongs 1,9anqu
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“a
SuperficiallV this looks .11] right. and
American ideals.
'4’.
in harmonv with i
"0‘
4
7, .~:,.. .
“1ft this clause is to remain in the
might more
0
proposed act. its authOr
appropriatelv time said that it- '\\ as in-.
‘tendod to keep out evervbody except
rotolutionists and Bolshevists. There
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the victim or ‘I'OVPJ‘I. acts' or of perserm .
i
It is not likelV that the American
the Russian Jews, to whom America
has longcbeen a refuge from religion? 2"
persecution. It is well known; how-
men that mom of the most danger- V
ous agitators in America in recent ;
)Odrs slipped in unobserved amongr the Q
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honest and well-meaning: refugees for
whom the intendeu.
:Trotsz is .1 good example
welcome was
It may be VV'_'ise1 if immigration is
'to lie prohibited for two or three or: 3,:
h) plaVing: are and also causing no
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MIND AND-BODY ,
"TileIISIOI‘V of Joe." written for 1h»: .
W‘lineator by H. Addington Bruce.
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from :mv inescapable late. but as a re.»
suit of phvsieal disabilities that could ,
eat-tilv be remedied. It. tom-‘hos :1 Vol-
.4.,
use of Tome-dial
treatment to save. children from 2111'
horrors of izubecility or criminality
.
and make them useful 111emht-r.< of so»
piety. A newspaper in DelmV'al'v. (1.
reprints the story to drive» the lesson
lo its community.
Ulcidt'nis one which is
Happily
In delaware there- is no
speeiaa
(I
established a Health League
which is lildgl‘active and successful in'
handling" such cases in conjunction
with the. regular teachers.
This is one of’the most impm—tanii
"s neglect in
.a:
”in
TV“
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branches of education.
previous years has led to an armV' or ,
More:
‘1-
7.3.0»:
Health Leagues, in recognition of the
duty owed to the unfortunate young. I
are'needed until not one community .
shall show the. evidence of one nezlrcl»
ed ease. '
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HOW TO LOWER PRICES
There is no reason for high piices.
There are so many cameos cont ributmc I
I
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\‘.I
2111‘ other is bound to effect a cure. ilI
is the good old home-made remedy.
thrift.
'By thrift you lessen the. consumption
equal to the demand
By thrift V'ou en-
able yourself to paV' your debts, and
your creditor to pay his debts and
so on indefinitely. That helps to de
the community
more nearly on a cash basis—and thus
10mm .prteoo
Thrift is the word. And with the
majority 'of lhe people, thrift stamps
more nearly
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1;...ng eteamer passing through
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A Wonderful Day of Savings.
7:311
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b,
1 Tomomro w
Tomorrow the Whole Store Will
Be Up and Doing; Thousands of Bargains. Every Department:
is Represented.
SAVINGS 0N
Blankets-81 Q0 Mimics
Are Boshively “Wonderful Ilene
‘6 PLAID BLANK'ETS
Sozviceabl- warm blankets full size Re
111a;
Heavy fleece ap soil.
4 while. with contrast
$51)“. at ...........
$4 00 value. at pair
‘- GRAY AND >WHITE BLANKETS
warmsnd durable. Gray
$4. 95
borders Worth
BBACON PhAIDfBLmETs
llm ldsome plaid blankets that look. wash and wear
v: well. Value $7. 50 tomorrow
.Dail'
COMFORTABBES
Silkoleno covered. neat designs; full site
Specie“ ............
comronrAaLes
High quality silkolene covered lop and back.
ful coloring:
Tomorrow
e
.............. ’2.~..
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beauti-
$4.98
WOOL. FILLED- COMFORTABLES
Frcuch nalnsook covering with sateen border, very
pretty harmonizing colors. Value '
$1.. " .‘Itl at
COLORED‘xOUTING 'FLANNEL
Extra‘ heavy quality. assorted pol»
35c qualltv for
terns.
V'ard
WHITE OUTING F
l‘ull blearhed.
yard
SATIN FINISH TA
.
Extra weight.
some patterns V or)
1 HM
72 INCH TABLE DAMASK
All linen weft, rich
:‘(n‘lH-l (ls-signs. Very
special. yard
TABLE TOPS
luvtra fine quality, 4.3 inches square.
Regular price $21,111
each
cxce lle lit
The regular 40c kind for
full blezu. lied
LANNEL
$2.29
Shop Early in the Day if Possible.
TEN THOUSAND
611m mull smrs
AT A THIRD'UNBER MARKED VALUE
Sanitary bedding of the right sort means health-and
comfort
Excels. 7 ior 811th
Size 81x90. These sheets are made from one of the
best standard grade sheetines. finelv bleached seamleps
and hand torn. and can be pended-upon to give satis-
factory wear. Our regular price is $2. 00.
Tomorrow $1.44 each
81x90 Sheets
Firmly woven. full bleached and good weight. {l‘hmis
an exceptionallv attractive offer. one you sh horrid take
advantage of.
10mm 31.29 and
45x86 Pillow-«Cases
Made of extra 200d: oua’litv. durable muslin. Thev
represent exceptionalvalue at our low price.
17mm 411:
Money Saving Opportunities
'le (if
DRY GOODS
i;
3,000Yards M32lnclli
'C‘ 40'.
liver fine Hundred Slyles
A met anecrtmentmenl of stripe-s plaids and checks.
in her. 11th color combination This is on excelhui ’-
«will lander mflectl) ’
29¢ ,
wearing wear fabric that
Regular price 49c ya!!!
Tomorrow price, yard ..................
main Grade Standard:
Percales 1
1:13 inches wide, a aplendid collection of patterns. Thl- Y
regular price was 396 yam! Tomorrow you a 7
c g
c
can buy all you want at. yard ............
FANGV B'ATH TOWELB
m I lxtm fine WHY, pretty 11.1.: ‘
dens, assorted colm .rg;
pri e 89c. “Tomorrow
our; ................. IIASIGI 2‘
LARGE SIZE TURKISH TC‘ .V :1 5-»
High 11.60 snow whim.
1'117
quality.
....... 29c
BLE DAMASK
haml-
special!
....... 69c.
Satin finish.
satin finish. as High quality.
51 .49
Regular $4.98
Special, piece
at
$1.25
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
altraeIiV-o
hemmed to use. Sale
price, eaclr ..........
ENGLISH ‘LONGCLOTH
Egyplian Potion ideal
garments Regular $3115
special piece ........
NAINSOOK WHITE PIQUE
Yard wide.~ soft and sheer. packed
in clean dushpmof boxes. $4.50
2:132}! for $333
$4.98
patterns,
$1.19
to r
40 inches wide, soon Full
wow-u from fine quality for. piece ......
for under" WHITE VOILES for .............
$2 69 Reliable serviceable quality, 40 HEAVY CRASH
. inches wide. We quality 36 \Vhlte or brown
.for. ............ _.'. ........ c good wearing abs
$3 98 4.. inches wide. lie qualilV 4 ulor 39(' for
» ' for. yard ................. 96 V'ard .......
Yard wide regular
WHlTE BED SPREADS
size. attractive patterns. hem-
med ends. Regular $2.50
bath-towels. extra heavy v. .
s'oi'Land spongy. QC .111.
Special each ‘ W586
HEMMED AND HEMSTITCHED ‘7‘
HUCK TOWELS g
Heavy grade. fine quality 1 M
towels Sale 39° and 0
price each 4.33 ‘1
FEATHER PILLOWS
l-‘illtd with new ele 11. suniIM' \7 1'
there liegulmr $1M»
7““ 399
$1.98
TCWELINC- s 9
pair ........... 1 5”
the lhlt'll. Mn 11;. Reg 1l1r 514“”
orhent kind. Reg~ pnil .................. $2.933
Regular $5.1m $3 9
....... 196 pm' I 8
3,000 Yards of
Wool Dress Goods
REM-WANTS
In separate skirt and dress lengthsd at-
T5. 21ged for easy selection at. 1-3 under regular
prices.
36 INCH HEAVY DRESS SERGE
Regular $1.25 at
30 and 40 INCH FANCY DRESS VOILES
l.- more and V'arie
:N-lmines Regular 750 at ............ 47c v.11
‘YARD WIDE BLACK DRESS SATIN
Elma-me quality. rich. lustrous appearance and
lu-zuufiful weave.
Tomorrow
‘HOSIERY
“'urrauteed to give satisfaction
That is reliable of extraordinary low prices
"W’ OMEN ’S COTTON HOSE
Reinforced Where;
. .fmglll Special ..
BURSON ’HOSE
[311M121 size.
moms?
knitted without scams.
sures a comfortable fit. Special .....
WOMEN'S STOCKINGS
F711.“ black. medium VV'erg'hi. spool-.112
gamma SILK HOSE ,
I‘Muflo‘ to 912ch fltisfactory service. (‘ome in
i tailors. Special ..
infe‘fk‘um weight black oan'. »
SVV'urth 35c pair, om special ........ 24; pair: ,.
WHEN’S FLEECE- unnum-
illibbedmotton' M creek and: long- sleeves
.............. 7. . . .. 3H" )‘tl.
d assortment ol patterns and
Regular price $3.50.
$2.36 yd.
medium
2% pair
the wear is hardest,
“illicit _iu«
39(- pair»
32!.-
pail .
all
.......... 690. pail-3-
slight impefefiion;
.fipe—
One “Hundred
More of those extremely smart na- b1
meuse, chiffon tafi‘eta vy ue, all W001 serge, satin chor-
1.1%”..‘3'2’239 Dresses
_Newest spring models, Braidtrimmed or embroidered. Excep.
tional values at the very specialprice
$9-90
Wonderlul Ollering in Women’s Winter Coats
con-rs WORTH UP TO $35.1'omonnovv
$16.50
(loath like these have never beenIsold in this city before at such
a low pnce. Be hereearly for the first. choice of these fine coats.
PLAID WOOL DRESS smrs
F d7 I .A - ' '
......1' 121.1: mesa... '12: iiii‘fitfiflé“ m "n W”
$4.79
NEW SPRING SHIRT 7WfiISTS
women's FLANNE'ce'r‘rE
NIGHT onssses
White voiles and fine. quality.
lawns, val and cluny lace trimmed, 305‘ quality material all eizes.
and plain tailored. These are ex- . zigular price 32% '
Tumor»
95¢-
ceptional values at $1. 25.
morrOW we sell them
at.
WOMEN’S SILK WAISTS
Crepe-dc chine and Georgette
creperfie'eh color and pink. ‘Were
{191623.98 ’ $1 as g
’I BLACK HEATH ERBIIDW PET-
TlIGIOiATS
3.
style,
die-
$1.29
mono Mfim
Choice figured designs. Empire and
straight tailored. Satin trimmed.
Were up to $319
tomorrow .............. $2 .49
WOHEN'S .ZCREPE
f 'NKHT DRESSES
Flesh color, plain tailored
fmhtly massed from window
play Regular price $22. on
tomorrow
Houseiurnishing Specials
.\ii copper nickel plate-71 leu kettles. No. 5 mm‘ 5
3‘. \'.‘Il|ll‘ $2.30. ill .................... 941.5" -
CURTAIN STRNOM f
Mode of selected wood. full size. lieu-11hr
$2111). at ............................ 114.410
PARLOR BROOM
(imni quality ('urn lUlll mum 1i and finch finish-
Hee'ulul $1.00. .11 670
O ‘UEDAR OIL MOPS
(‘I (l.
462‘? .10.. 1..
Triangle shape, Regular Tire 111 ......... 591-
O‘CEDAR on. 5'
Large size 500 bottle. l'o ................ 271 I75
WHISK BROOKS ’
Selected corn, strongly umdv. Hemllur prim- .\
29M l‘ul‘ ......................... lilo vmsll ,é
«a;
OLD DUTCH" CLEANSER
“Real fill' scouring: and cleaning. Regular 100
7081'“. especial ..................... ‘2 for 25% 4
GALVANIZED mom'wmn rm 3
. 14 qnuri size. Regular 659. special ...... 49"
BROWN EARTHENWIBE CW“. .
lleeular price 25c for I ...... . .......... l?»
GALVANIZE IRON WASH TUBE .
lxila hcaV'V'. Small size .............. $1.1“ ,
.. 1\1 3(til1m size, ........................ $1.4” ’
_1 Lame size with wring-er attachment $1.7"
CONGDLEUH m ‘ 6
Size 7 1.2119 feet ..... 7: ............... $8.4”
Size 9x9 feet ...“:7 ................. $1035 .
New designs and color-lugs. Reg 151'. .11 11’4" ‘ ’
4
mm m measures
White, crcnmintfil‘725rab. Yard wide. Vulsw 331' 2
~71“ --------- g .......................... m.- ~C
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