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THAT HOME-COMING
There was much sppculntion a few
moguls ago, as to what would happen
Millie army men came bane. There
’ “Mt 4,000,000 or that in Ameri-
-» MW and in training or service
”so. They had become accustomed
, [‘9 s new mode of life. Half of them
g? :1!!! ”new lands and peoples. Near-
‘ g If“ boll sons through the ondeai O!
m with its hardships, horrors
‘ We. innovation);
in!!!“ mood would those men 'rcj’
w’ 2. Would they in into their old‘
M II business. industry and so—
'. chlflh? Would they be content again
. In W Work? Or would they turn
to Masts and revolutionists'.’
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m Sun regards as tbt most “unspeakable
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' to see a hie, ET” I
"dif‘witii lihgtfil "attain-{early all the? m 7 p m
luxuries of life ashore. 0830; 4,000 SOHiBl‘S Guard
*H City
UNSPEAKABLE PERFIDY
A correspondent of the ‘New York
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gpertidy" or the Shantung arrangement ' war equipment stood ready today to
"the delivery over to our most treach- quell the race rioting betWeen negrooo
and whites that during two nights of
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_ ;~‘=~‘-“- ‘J ‘M‘ A'Verous (cos 0! cl ht million potential;
l . ALMAHAO F03 g {terror in the south side black belt cost
soldiers to be conscripted against us in. the lives of at least [wemy men. B»
the next great war." in that counec. ‘ eluding one negro policeman and "w
tlon he deplores the fact that the Unit‘ ' injury of hundreds of others, may
ed States was not represented at the, seriously, and probably a dozen fatal-
’ly. Four of the injured are soldiers.
The police and the coroner have been
unable to make a com lete ch f
This ‘5‘ 3' feature 0‘ the controversy {I the casualties, but reZorts sifwgd
that should not be lightly passed over. nineteen killed last fight, twelve
According to the latest available fig- whites and seven negroes.
ures the population of Japan is, rough- A hundred thousand nogroes and “1
ly, 40,000,000, including Korea and For- fut“; “:1“; “J13?“ em“? but:
,mosn. The populaltion of Shantungl m e 3 rec at eye or eowe
Iis estimated at the same figure. lt's'in their homes while Show were fired.
_ . - [mounted policemen gailoped along the
addition to Japan practically doubles boulevards, mm 'W dashed
the man power of the Empire, and also ’ through the streets with prisoners and
doubles the army. as the Japaneseiwoulded women and children
would act hesitate to draft every avail-I :czammshmgn fought with m‘
able man "3 h" "' possessions it nVJ'IiZntbe rioting, which stamina-
she found herselt in a war. day Ill!“ “a. “gm and W.
Thm ls‘quuuon mt war be- ing of ‘ w m w W 0- ‘
tween ”in Him!!! We. and Japan raft into the water of a beach on! by
looms as one 0! the possibilities of the “him“ broke “t M ‘9“ m
remote tuture. Senator Borah very Mam" “mums” ”Red Governor
Iowden for troops. The governor,
pointedly named to the alternative
peace conference by an American in-
stead of by an internationalist.
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3"“ 0! them have come :‘by this
. “11.0 ~8iace the signing of the armist‘
abnorm- 3.000.000 enlisted int-ll and as;
files!) have been discharged from the}
‘ it"! .ud what is the result?
I
who was on his way to Lincoln, Not,
that 0W '1' ‘9 " nation when he turned back at Burlington. lows, and
said. “We do not anticipate war with Acting Governor Ogle-by gave Ad-
hesitate. only cmtwy cmfwy intantGenerai Dickson orders to mo-
Jap'a‘n; but one thing the 'Amerft'lln biiize necessary soldiers. By mid-
night and wagon collectlhg the dead
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99°F” "m “9‘ 9‘ “hm“ t° "he“ ‘am( on the south side, but by that time the
are known—they will never remain 11.90““ had cleared the streets for the
party to a treaty which has the etioct night and bagon collecting the dead
of oppressing millions upon millions at and injured and rounding up looters.
people." Although the President may h T223101“: Sunday 111:? tin-0‘1”“
hl'nd himsell to the menace in the For an 5. 0 persons ' m
_x grieved at the rapid influx of negroes.
Last. the Senate must take cognizance who have spread over a large terri-,
0‘ it and "35°“ “1° Shantung transfer tory formerly constituting a fine rest.
not only to prevent an injustice bolus. dentlal quarter of the south side.
done a defenseless people, but as .;Property had decreased in value and
measure of protection to the UNtedimiiifizthStrsotgy‘; tgut‘xlhi‘hme:
9mm" itself. 'had clung to their homes while the
_______._..—— ‘slreels and one of the large parks be-
PLENTY OF SUGAR {came thronged with negroes. ‘
There is no lack of sugar in the coun-‘ “118‘" many ““3“” and 1:081»: armed
try now, nor will there he, says George, t emselves an went on see as one.
may mm see for him‘elf. There
i-rv'ii‘ll'm revolution. Those men are not
w things. The)" are getting
. jobs and going back to work and ink-
. idlcheme with surprising ease and;
.. Mess. They have made hardly:
3e: We than a ripple in the national life:
”1' '7 They are healthier. stronger. more
‘ disciplined. better men mentally, pllyslw
They are more
3‘ c‘slly and morally.
we" .
nthgressive, energetic and contidentg
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it is a areal
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g at is about all-aim" .
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, and it is something for which.
host of the people at home were not;
Fbr these practical gains instead of
W“ m places in the social and econ-it
'off in hopes of a lower price.
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people have now
Imles. As soon as darkness tell, the‘
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A. Zahi‘ifkle, president of [the Unitcti'figmi“g in various forms became
States: sugar equalization board. ’fierce_ 5 ,
should not cost more than eleven cents 4in some caseg.-negmes in “tomo-
. pounds retail anywhere in the coun-ibiles dashf'd through the streets “I"!!!
:at any whites encountered. In other
‘cases. whites attacked the buildings
2occupied by negroes. shooting through
hoarding. l’rol‘ilecrs is reported maylwindows and doors. while the in.
have ”W” ”“9“595 “’V0k9d- Amatcs fired back from barricades.
Thre has been an apparent shortage! Bands of both races marched through
due to 1,913.”; orders from cannersjllle street. and meeting. fought until
and eamlv lllakcrs who were holdlnz'me pavement was covered With dead
{and wounded.
Thw’i Many individual fights, hand to hand
""91”?“ “1““ thefslruggles with knives and razors ad-
ce situation is and will be, and many and to the casualties, Men and wom-
of them llaVo~ placed hit; orders at ‘ en WW9 dragged from 8th” curs until
stopped running them
There plenty of t the company
HI 1 1 d t d the in one in-
Sugarto l New enema“ o 0 islances a band of whites passing a
There is no need for ncn'ousness or
pr:
once. is. however. ,
ithrougll the affected area.
.sndsoonacmdthreatonsdtoat-
landtbereaflerdoad. mswould
no
t with a nveiallon bottle acorn ’
‘ life loss of steadiness and stamina that - . , _
[home oannmg and use. in the coffeelmansion ,Grnnd Boulevard and re.
snags; refined to tine nus-gen: into
the disturbed district, and residents
[who lived along the car lines that
,were stopped had long walks £21298“
in» colon: battle. A's tu- u ni- police
icould learn, the persons colored no
lam-onto if they went quietly along
their way. .
The various alrays owed their inl-,
tintive about equally to the two races.3
although the Céucsdgnaneunod to be
the Prime aggressors. the nesroes
starting their assaults more all coun-
terM lost at the white
rioters were you»; men.
The police devoted much of their
activity to clearing the streets of
negroeo, and many of the mines re-
sulted {mm the Money or the "
negroes against the order to disperse.
lnonecrowdotSSthstroetandState
street, dormer Alderman Mfiest. a
negro, wu‘ with a crowd of blacks or-
i
spiutbcmoltbelu'neral-
demon and two negro police ser-
mM-I. “the 0.00:! find into the
”sembly. killing tour and my mis-
singDsPrlost.
a polio-m nth. Hackbelt "
ascribed tho "m to the intuition)-l
tent of we: who outs to (ll-lease
during the inst two you: to lake up
the-Wishbo- culswl bythe,
war. He aid his we unwed
that the older residents M :o-j
trained from such classes. having be
come accustomed to the freedom ui-'
lowed to nogmes without turning itl
into licsnac
Duringthenlght hospitaiuin rev
gioa became filled and tore wen
all overworked caring tor tbolnjurod
A negro corps was tab-i into the es»
tablishment of a white undertaker.
tack the place. News at this spread
not. be acceptod by white mortuariea-
When tho Itroots had been clan-ad
in the negro season. the units persist-
ent rioters marched don§wn and
sought but name- at their work. The
polio. in Mac loom did not one:
protection to the blacks. one, band
colored a restaurant across the ~itrect
from city hall, W moi up
furnishings. drugged a puma-om
kitchen and beat him unconsci
several bluecoats arrived old dispersed
the crowd. .: ,
back to help stop the pic toll»
graphed the tolbwlng am '
"I appeal to“! citlze
colored. to obey’ the law. ‘
no wrongs committed by chip: race
that can not be' better ribdlessed
through the orderly' procesuei oi ldw
than by mob violence.
"The entire power of the stale will
be used to restore order and punish
those guilty of lawlessness. it is time
{or all good citizens, white’ or colored.
to aid the authorities in evny way.
possible to uphold the law." ’
[ILMllSTilBE
13" YEARS lllll
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tiered to scatter. They med. de
. Value $2.00.
ill Eimzu ;
g l J y Sale
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i Goes on With [hum gnd big price mm. The women that buy now wil‘.
81x90 Bed Sheets
Special. each ........ 3‘ .7,
45x36 Scalloped Pillow
Cases
Value sec. , "’ e m
At, each ........... - . ,
Solis Bell Spreads,
mm. ........ $3.98
Tabb Damask
w ............ -. .
Value .115.
m
2"
WW
“Moises-J7me “I“
sees. special, piece
W Towels
lnular value 70c. m
Sacral. and .........
Huck Towels
“Hoary Crash Towsling
"sum. ........ 25¢
Regular ‘35c.
.Special. yard .......... 23°
Table Oil Cloth'
Special. 39c
yard
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PRESlIlENl Wilson;
WASHINGTON. July 29.—The';
Jo my feared. the nation Siltl'lli] :Ii“
_.._..._.——.- .-
THE LUXURIOUS SAILOR
- Amieer situation has arisen in the.
gm of the Dutch steanlship>.. Near-1
fighips. it will be rememberevl.,
sifih had been idle in American heir}
%,flne cllartercd last year by the
I: States government for cargo
Kiln connection with the war SCH"
1",With the emergency past, the.v
' w being transferred to their own-
i
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ore availing itself of the ships the;
f _ States remodeled their later
V'arovidlng better quarters for oili-
' ~ .- crews. with steam heat, baths
.. These additions, it was SUD- ‘
gilded materially to the value 0! A
‘Mod to be generous. So they:
‘ Md leave all this apparatus ini
as’ a gift to the owners.
reply was an order to remove.
' modern comforts in coma
with the charter terms which
. that ships sould be returned
.. to the improvements on the
that if’one ship had then the.
“other Dutch ships would
and on the lit rries besides. ;
The marine. workers strike has been.
him: some of the sugar ships up'at;
the docks. but the equb‘lization board
,is sending l‘a-lios at sea, diverting them
in Cuba to get raw‘sugar. and This
[condition will clear up before long.
senting the occupancy of the place by' L'OUlSVlLLE, July 29,—The Na~
blacks. was fired on from the house. im’m Geographic Society has been
As the night wore on and the bands ‘askcd to investigate the claim of John
ms were broken up by the Shell, 8 mountaineer, of Leslie coun‘
0‘ “"0" m. Ky, that he is 130 years old.
policemen. looters and incendiaries up Shell's neighbors corroborate the
Several houses were tired. statement concernl his age. Shell
pea red .
and one was burned. A number of. has nine chlidreu. g6 says the Old?“
stores were broken open and sucked. ‘8 E‘h‘fty ’9‘” 0“- H° ‘3 said to
have .00 descendants in his home sec-
Toward daylight the less aggressive... lion. several being great-grcatgrand-
and good will to all men!
League of Nations was praised in the
Senate today by Senator Gay. Demo-l
orat, of Louisiana, as "the practical
application of the principles of the!
American Government to tbeproblem,’
of reconstruction o! the world under;
the clearest and best adjustment of
governmental alfalfa ever put in oper-!
ation since the Divine luster came to ;
earth and preached the gospel of peace 5
linking hold of the sugar situation and F w
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fgetting results, both in distribution ‘nd'quarler, beat negroes found on the and temperate habits.
:in prices. m
lPrisoners at Leavenworth
’can it not be done for other {gods
to Gen. Pershing. The British have holenth Regiment, who were beset by
doubts as. to the merits and achieve- negroes while on their way to their guard, composed of 1.300 troops, and
'lmonfil 'ot_ the American commander. armory. Corporal W. T. Bill! 1”, 01.1118 2.500 prisoners at. the military
,. "a and “her impr°veme“’s,hlow will Congress follow suit and give
" by the American shipping reg- . him the permanent title of “general?"
7688915. The commissiOners. how. 995‘-
' Albanian friend, Prank Bib Dodo. automobile containing Arlutant-Gen-
Wouldn't they make a. fine business erai Dickson was fired on. butthe oc-I to weak
‘ on.
control, Colonel lies
normal prison work, including a re-
and west sides been as the 58W“. sumption at libel- on
oday
the Dutch government that firm?
same condition in which ther'sold tor. thmoahlnlynonnsdm
taken. The Dutch owners ‘54!“ ”We”! met “1“
de- ‘
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it gives one a comfortafie feeling.l}1
know that some central authority is}
‘wlth fighting or Jailed. a number of.
bite rioters invaded the downtown.
street and dragged cowering porters
it this can be done tor sugar, why from all night restaurants and hotels|
to the streets, flogging them unmercl-‘
fully. -
‘. ' —_ Among those injured during the,
London presented a sword of honor.nlgbt were three members or the Sew;
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shot in the back; Charles T. Williams.
was shot in the side. and J. N Ri
W”:
Bela Kun has skipped from Bud
a"- Hayes was found probably fatally'
M851»? he’s 80398 t0 10‘; our OmJl beaten, presumably by negroes An
cupants were unhurt _
An exodus of negroes to the north'
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From the suggestions that‘jhe mod-
ified or near saloon be called a‘ “99' was at its height. Some fifty thousand, wili'be enacted t
toon'tor a “sodaloonf‘wfl film that more negroes “WV live in “w”
police took?
0n
!' II! t
«’le
having been driven to cover, worn Ollfichildren.
claims
inervc, and general good health.
barracks, at ol‘rt heaven: _ . re-
: sinned work yesterday without any de-
m u , uthe
toCol-
Wench
{was slashed with a razor Mdorm, strike last Tuesday.
onel Sedgwick Rice.
t
,mchmentamnthemmnsadmt
fislinymangedtoslldow ,1.
The mountaineer. who
excellent eyesight, steady
at-
tributes his long life to outdoor living
in
"Quietly Return to Hark
LEAVENWORTH, Kan, July 29.—
Ready; after nearly a week's conflue-
ment in hot cells on a restricted diet.
to submit tO-the order of an armed
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commandant or
be prison. '
The men were taken by small de-
ide the walls of the pris-
orooghly are the under
that
the prison term.
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van" was coho-ova.
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“'ilson for his eflorts at the Peace
Conference, and dechred the ’
ment and best interests of the country" rise - - '
demanded ratification of the Peace Mincfiflngfiid gaggle: 11:31:: ed.
Treaty, leaving to the future the ad- walk bov, born and. bred and is the:
ue, has been more bitterly attacked
perhaps than any other,"
preserve and protect each
against external aggression. We here
depart. as is absolutely necessary.
item the policy Or exclusiveness. Ar-
ticle Ten will prevent th- m 0‘
territory by greedy nations. About
all of the wars in history have been
wars of- oonm .
that Article Ten will have no hr
liuenco in the pmvcntiqt
any other article of the .
all the evils which have amlcted the
nations; but it it shall prevent even
one war, it will have served humanity
and civilization.” '
AUTO my
The speaker eulogixed President
sontl- l
stment of any detects.
“Article Ten. the heart or the leag-l
said the,I
“fills is an agreement to
other?
nator.
t. l tor 0"va A
of .
"This league‘is—not a panacea for
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FIBMB, SBIG ‘
amrm
generally known. was built just a
whom-grand.
the e 7 er at the chapel. '
MM“! some 72::
27x54», Axminster M
Worth “00. , a.”
Sale price. each . ..
Children‘ ’8 Beam Suits'
Size 8, 10. 12 years.
Value $8.93. Sale price
Women’s and M’
Whitelfidlb Rhinos
It‘ll Regular 30c. 20
it. me?“- _________ 75‘ special .............. c ,,
Mk .“ My Armour’s Egiet'soao ’ .
Hm D“ 7 . s or 25c 7
v”. m" 1.79 Tortoise Shell Hair
1;» slice, .......... 3 mum
. swm Rexular 15c. ‘.
Blie‘cial .............. 100 'i_
Rubber Bathing Cans
Women’s Simmer Wlsll
Skirts
REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND
Phebe 5.27
Prompt Delivery
Regular 25c.
Special, cake .......
will" 250.
Special ..............
Roguln .
ins-s ............. esc MHZ"; --------
Chasm-finali- Gowns 91"“? Flt” “’8‘"
W 3119. ' a' ‘
Special .............. “0 10 quart size. . 29c
Mi , I! Ii Drawers Valu;0c. SpeClal . .
am: out. ason’s Fruit Jars
Special ..'. ........... “G Pint sire.
yahoo-Summer BremesH Dozen ............... 79c _
sine so“
sale price .......... $3.83 33:; “‘9 ......... 84c ;
Right Stove and Nickel
Value $338.
Special . . . .T ....... ”in Regu‘ar bum r .
16 cents 3 29¢ '
. Women’s Gingham . ‘
Dresses Dustless Dust (loths
Value $7.98. Regular price 25c 19
Special ............ $5.98 59““! ............ c ’
Navy Wool Serge Covered Vegetable Dishc~ f
42 int-hes wide. Value V 1 ~ 2.‘ .
{1.39. Special. yard _ 99c 53:3“: in? ..... $1.25 .-
SCREEN DOORS, WINDOW SCREENS,
FREEZERS, FREE-£88 COOKIES.
be big gainers. Deny is dangerous.
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Fine Quality Dress Voila 27152 Inch Brussels Russ White Satinetlc
33325.32 ........... 49¢ 'mls.’2°.°f .......... $1.29 53253333 55‘.’ .' 1‘. ._ $1.19
Cuticura Soap
20::
Woodbury's Cream
20c _
Kolynos Tooth Paste
00cm Pearl Buttons _
8c '
Polish
!
BIG REDUCTION S ON
OIL STOVES. OVENS
ICE CELAM
_ Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF l1”! HOUSEWME
25 WASHNGM ST.
to. Nomalk
Y
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, 01'
Chestnut Hm avenue. He was edu-
cated in the local grammar and high
schools, and has been in the auto sales
Muss Dar :1 number of years. He
is a member of Catholic Union Coun-
cil. K. of C.
Th. “urinal House.
The Historical muse, as the .
Selleck homestead. owned by
James' parents, was generally call-
was her home for many years hate
her marriage. It was occupied to:
M
ofyouauthehomeoi"
Norton: Historical Society and mat.
, rare items of greatlocaldiistoricsi .
The corporation is the selling agent- temt were edubited them. the mm
of the Oakland and other high grade'
con. .
History of the Chapel.
The , , [of Our Holy Serious. or
the no 'stnet chapel. as it was
who also contributor largely
Tbebuudingisotbmwustone, of
1...: the p
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shrew-13¢
ity of the. now behg shown in 2‘
mg“ room of the Norwaik '
EAR-D thnfl'fll
ACCUSES OFFICE R‘
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NEW YORK, Joly n—quonuib
it! tor MI! W of Allelui-
aoldiors at prim form No. 2. near 1'
Gothic design. and mmtmcted st ris. w laced square "
‘ t to using. :- u 2‘ WI, “pm; ~
' . mane prayer-wuss lucolo ' - I,.,
at parent church at St. Paul'l issue-gt lug]: 5; am,
fl.
more people than ever are loony new. parts of the city. and the
. -—O—-—.—-.- - precautions to stop any resentment WASHINGTON. July :9.—-!‘avorsbie gflm building Ml“ Th. ‘ one at Gm'vc
At the price may tent-He “M'shm py whites at the added popula-‘Nl’on on the may with comb" (Continued on Page Item.) ~ m mm'°'°m'°”d “2’03“?” ID”.
,tioa of Africans —This begin was)?” of“!!! today by the Senate I'm- ——- , sitar urinating: removed. "Dim um” og-r
stunned at daybreak by the streetcar eisn :Relations Committee violent a ready boon lot to mMi ombudsman-u: ma non: "ONE.
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