the Beicheh‘ngfi'deeldaatha cabinet would. _ » ,, . ; _ - .7 7 j: _ . g 7, MW much u... my J: mu...“
m. forthwith. 4-. 7 - :7 1 i Murals. ,, I! 3'!” in ii . ._ 1, ' . ' ‘ Warmth itl will M “an m the o _,
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mean: Wiggle! America's glare-t 0; speech with cities! ‘SWI teal.” "lfizd‘m", gdezfigb vie ' collectftbii m than ,._311.u”9-9°‘ .6: these regions is tapped’by' 1. the wind Guinea- It is to be no- 5’
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“MME. JEANNETI‘E” VANITY FAIR
nabbertoporlowm 2.50me WSLSS
1.50 Corsets $1.95.
1.00 Girdlettes $1.00-
£008ilk3100mers $2 95
1 tion at the reparations prob. The Chancellor-goontlnnedundfl' dit- , 1 . . 1. A, ‘ _ ‘ . , It follows. there- “codeine that the south em termin-
a so u . _ , _. . , eolongaethe 6071734.?!” 10m. nurture“ uterine World War, 4t ‘0”. “I” it “I. line i. mun.” for u.
t ‘ ~ ’ i 1: Premier
' 3°" "P"! “k“ m" ”mm ‘ "°"'°“’ W ”m L‘ ’ ‘ western acme-nits 03w during: , united out as mete made a ,m;
”1" “ GW‘” " “'W“ 00 9“" m ““3” gofiatlons directly with thaBeriin aw“ ud a“, ”pm“ . 0“,. ‘7 _ , ___———————\
m ‘ announcement in a stormy President Loeb. o! the Belchatag. . ” alter the Germans a“ up‘
rttle tor reaction.
c‘It is e. blot upon therhisizou o: debate "as, toundation tor dllputinf—D appreciation 0f their m support, we are offering a few more
persons instead 0! the German Goy- had been wt and the'quelticn of
wsa‘: How to collect the money. The
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_ . . . lleL Harding will raise 385000.000 by ing, it notgthe recklessneu. with
There 18 no fence in front of our store The
who ever spoke on Canadian soil. 3m“ “1121901131116 people's money'
low. but charged that France ls ob- nenlties: 7 “3 t g. . . 1 u , I :3‘ _ , , g . 7 .7 . .nt the’line will lie not far out- at
settlement. He con. . ‘ meat. doeiino’t grade '1'!“ (imam-*1? ”‘3 , ' j "‘1“ ll mm ”Lin" W tor/19:1 {my reasons it must beintend- side the harder of the French man- ““161 Greenstein is
etructlng such 0. “Th. Govern . » of ‘dm the ‘7‘me g'mh “1. Wm 51' JW or m. $11101; the mldmuon 0f the Mach W W in immnd‘ m tOday on bushing
. . v. .. tor the return of the "Germany is an open wound in Poincare really mf- «9min streeemann 1- mot. 20‘ .. 1 4 on 0! fl” Dev 1 . 1 _~ - .1 .7 ~_ ., .» f '
, j crew's Prince troxn Holland Eur-000's body- Heailns is possible German "- 1' in ”its: ‘0 ti: “weak.“ he, promue to resume ne- w“! 1W_ “to m. lama“: , , 7 . ~~.___________\\_
" I ' ’ " their arguments. The rtench g g
1 . or (3an Stresemann brum- W“ 1 . government within twentyctourhem mm r m mu of interacting ' . .
* policy is making thenerman held ,' fl , on r, _
h the Belchstaa’ yesterday has issued warning that if the Come more 1° _ ~ resistance in the Ruhr." Hg wt 3‘ cmxmmfgwflm m ‘ W3”?! 0f 9‘3 werewkfniigoiothelr Willi-
]. 'in Which he challenged munlstl renewed their disorders he 'fIt is our right to demand the on: , , v, ‘ “'"hdrrrewmn a “mum! in. ,derful- patronage a, 113 Opening show Ollr
- I ‘ France that her occupational forces the legality of .69. of the loans . _
entered into negotiations with private tor a. .mp1. roe-on that m. money bargains as
ernment. legality or illegality would-be use. "
less. The only important question
A Harding Tribute. .
legality or otherwise. had no practi-
cal hearing on the eaorte to. collect.
. (v‘n°°“"’ 8““) However. an examination of the
Devoted friends 0: Warren Gama- confidential upon reveals the m.
subscription to perpetuate the mem- which the; Wilson administration
cry of the only American president (Secretaries McAdoo, and - Blue)
Hill 0‘ “181 sum Will be ep’ent, on C dam than .u‘tm‘ “d -
mausoleum and shrine at Marion. .M 1"
CARTER’S
3.50 Unionsuits $2 95
door is wide open, always. COME IN. '
See our new models in lVIEN’S WOMEN'S-
Ohio. The other 31,500,000 will be poring iii World war Congress-
inveeted to keep the” buildingeup passed tour actahnown as the fonr‘
forever. Liberty loan acts. Thus acts an»
It is a good. wholmm Proust. therised the Treasury to buy at par 1'50. Go: “1°“... _' ' ‘ ' ‘ ; ' ' ' ' $1.00
and CHILDREN’S shoes.
Let us try on a pair or two or three pairs. No obligation.
Nor will
and Canadians who can allot-d it
should subscribe liberally in the
name of CanadianvAmei-lcan friend-
ship. or which Harding was a cham-
pion. ;
No monument can be erected now
that will equal in stability. force and
appeal the picture that thousands of
the securities of foreign government
then ennged in war with the ene-
mies of the United States. all beer-
ing'the same rate or interest as they
made to carry on the war.
The tour Liberty loan acts appro-
priated 810.000.000.000 (or the purr
Liberty loan bonds. and all loans '
DeBevoiIeZ-Gerter
Heyer's French Kid
59c
$2.25
3.00 Unionsuits $2.49
3.50 Unionnlitl ...... $1.95
1.50 Heavy Sateen Costume 79c
we try to over persuade you. You will appreciate the smart style Slips, Brown Only
Canadians carry in their 2216130116. ch". of foreign securities. In ”bf , $3.00 Gloves e . a . . - . e . e e e
o!»this great. generous man. deetin- "I.” ”1,, Co ‘- appropriated‘
.9" ‘° 50°“ for the 3""9' stretching $100,000,000 mot-fur European re.
out both armain love and triendehip lie! and in um 192°. gso'ooo‘ooo
to the Canadian people in the leafy more to send flour to WM .
paradise of Stanley park. Up to the armistice (November 11
{"10 MW ”'1“ 0‘ ”mum!“ 1913) 33.000.000.000 his been loan-
amlty engendered that day in Van. ed to foreign governments. Since
°°"“’°’ 9"“! spread by “”4 at that date an up to 1031 real-
mouth and press to every corner of mately ‘1 50 0° 000 has 0”.
the North American continent is ad all alter'hoetllitles cease and
Warren Gamaliel Harding's most 90"“ was declared
beautiful. most useful and most From the official. correspondenaa‘
lugs: animegtgmg triende who of that period it appears that the
Treasury Department ofllclals. (Mc-
their price. /
would perpetuate hie memory seek
Adoo and Glass )were aware that ,
i c i 1 ea itu ‘
an M 2- pt on {or the b at 1 they had no legal authority to con.
[Q UALITY SHOE STORE . —
M. J. Tierney Mgr. in fl (1 tr is'
w n no net than th ' tries of money raised from the peo~
A
"Hero is a man who one sum-
‘NOI walk mer’s day drew two nations closer 9“ °f the UMt‘d M“ by the "1'
of Liberty bonds and taxation. fer ,
together in trleiidshlp. trust and es-
teem than any two nations have ever the Dam" of prosecuting ”1° war}
been drawn berm..." after all hostilities had ceased
‘ Secretariee'McAdoo and Glass asle-
ed Congress for authority to spend .
3 - , a billion and a halt dollars more of
' ‘ Kite people's money. after the term- ’ ' ' _ 1 _ ‘ _ ,. g
. . _ g 1' “gt >,. .' / 1 7,-1 — . 1 » . ‘ '.- ' fi... 1“ '1‘.:£‘
V .dding 0d”!
'of' these new models—and you will be thankful for their comfort.
Silk Hosiery in all the Newest Shades, Nude, Biscuit, Beige, Log Cabin, Silver,
Suede, etc. $1 -00 $1 9; $1-50 3‘9""
III-K AND WOOL. mum AND WOOL EOE .m.
“$1.00,$1.49,$1.65,$2.00.$2.49
Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
' OpenSaturdaylveninguntllQP.M.
Give us opportunity to show you, to demonstrate our repeated asser-
tion that in style, in quality, in wearbility, our shoes lead the field at
6 Main St.
mote commerce with Europe" and _ ‘
make the nation's torelgn commerce
appear very large.
Congress refused to grant this an-
‘ ' , thorlty. yet the Treasury continued 2
. 1 to make loans (81.600.000.000) to
foreign governments after the close
» - 1_ g or the war. This was without au-
0 ' e ' '
' lty -~ .
g.
Stairs. it is said. that mm: directly 5
‘thorlty. according to the confiden-
to Germany and Austria. while yet .
Germany and Austria were enemies. ‘
Money loaned by the United States E 02” u, u .
\\ . was used by some European debtors I . . .
Christmas is fast approaching! Wise shoppers are not waiting until the last
‘few remaining days to select and pay for their gifts. They are joining our
Christmas Club—selecting flow and paying on our Club Plan. A small deposit
when‘ selecting and the balance in easy payments until Christmas.
tee on Judiciary.
Millions of dollars worth of pro~
ducts were purchased in the United
: 4. to 1105131
tial report to the Senate Commit-
to pay interest on old loans. . -. _ . - _
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in the years to come—when the ordinary gift has long
been forgotten. . ‘
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iv v2.17 w v" coldandwind .Father’son
L'A‘w'l‘e‘ 54 >1 . . .7
; .__.~_- the Wire—bringing a guest
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all night. And the only guest
room is the coldest in the
house—the heat from the
furnace at best simply will
not get that far.
But with a Perfection Oil
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trade.
One hundred thousand dollars of
the American people‘s money loaned
to Russia was usedto pay the ex— .
penees of the llberlon delegathn
to the Peace Congress.
Twenty-Six thousand dollars of
the people's money was loaned to :
pay the expenses of the Liberian E
10 Percent: Discount On All Merchan-
dise Selected On or Before Dec. 10
delegation to the Peace conference.
Millions of dollars at the Amerlv
can people's money were loaned to
governments not then in existence
such as Czechoslovakia and Serbia. ~
The people's money was loaned to
three separate Russian near-govern-
monta—Kerensky, Kolchak and
Wrengel. -’
Loans were being made by the
Treasury while at the same time the
Treasury was discussing the cancel-
lation of all debts.
Many loans were made after the‘
war to countries already heavily in
debt to the United States.
Many loans were made to increase
America's political influence in the
European political situation.
Foreign bonds. and interest held
by private parties were paid by the-
people'e money in the Treasury De- ;
pertinent. giving private bonds prl- I
. ' ority to government bonds.
flfllfljlii - The treasury made loans to some i.-
“if ‘ . foreign countries alter the peace
-~ 5 ‘ , treaty “tor promoting the war.“
‘ -: ‘ " Demand‘notes or “I. O. U-s" of
foreign countries were accepted by
the UnitedStatee Treasury. where-
as the law required foreign oblige.
tione “of the same tenor and enact
as the Liberty loan." '
flare is norecord that the Trees-
nry Department under the Wilson
administration (McAdoo and Glass)
ever asked the Attorney General {or
an opinion as to the legality o: the
loans madcqexter hostilities ceased.
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construction or a great railway
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, will pass through the bases of the
central desert and will linkflnp Al-
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tho Upper and. Kiddie Niger-1 7 It is
- one at three railway schemes which
,» . .1 . _ . have been discussed!» many years:
~ 1 . ~ the other two plans were tor lines
tum , 7 the caster-arena the west.
orn-tringes‘ ot the desert. The quee-
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