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'I UI.SA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, .NOV. 16, 1918.
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AVIATORS DIRECTED
BY RADIO TELEPHONE,
1mIit I'nlly rcrfcetcd Ilrfore Hos
tilities I. Illlfl i.inimiii. II. Ml
Inkling nf Nui-ts
Peace Conference to Plan Help for Balkans
PRODUCTION IS EASED OFF
Amtstaiit Sorrrmrv li)n nnmMi'
.1110 ll- IIiiIIiiiiiIh iiiiiI iill !
IWinitx-rs .MiMli' Meekly
WASHINGTON, Ni.i I., .-t 1 1 1 ... 1
rnns t-f An.rr.i in ,tir i,.it.ri fiKhtinK
In Kruno- n in tin nimni-nt i.f the
a rm ;! ! wie mi.i m 'iv rr in 4 u nl r
the vei-.u nr.li.i4 of tlir Miuu'lron
comm. in I. r ihit re.n In- I e,i li pi'"'!
bv r.iiim e:cpii"tie. 1
New" .f the h h rm'f'il iU-vi !iti
merit fif this .i i n " h'-ri In' in ,1 ri . 1 :
Itary erret. 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 k 1 1 "tnc itikilfiK "f
I' had rrirh'il the Ginn'iii Just I"
fure hiiMiililliN 1 liwl. ;iiliii"l
to herornr- publlr Iml.iy In- .Inhri'l'
iMan, dim-tiii i.f .iir.r.ifi prndir,
1 1" 0 .
"Th re re 'imr ili-i.i:l. i"nrerti
Inir II wlmii lannni ilini-iifs vet"
Mr llviin N.ml, "Inn ilie r.nlln de.
:res rrkeil 0.11 iliiril'i, liH'tiths of
Micnrneni went inln mHnil servlie
some H-rdtH iii'u I h.ive nivself
standing n lti ur"in'l. Kivrn niilers
In .1 sipi nl rni flying In III" air ni"l
watched ilti in mnn.iii ri nn-ordlng-Iv
The 1 f hummi iseluu i-f 'In -tlre
In rlcsr niiui.-h in hi' (mini dlHiinct
Iv through Ihe mm nil of Hi" air
plane motor. II l. in firry any.
the most Mil I ixf iti'l ( v mrnns nf com
munlcntlng between iUni-i In the
Hi r tind from the ground ' planes."
Mr. . Ryan n.iM he 1 1111I1I not di-rus-i
IhK distance over which I
radio telephone hs worked, lull II
ts known In Iio'ii mutter of mime
tlllle.
Tln fart that" radio telephones
wnr a remilir ih r I of American
aerial equipment has nnly been ht -Inltlnl
In lificonm known Klin''' Hi
rapture lit a tirrmnn nnlrr in HrUl
Miuu'lronn, di'inniulinic I h a t an
Atnrrli'ati plann ith wlrflrK li'lr
tihnn rqiilpmrnt 1" ahot ilnwn anrl
lirmiKht to lh" roar fur rxamlnaitnn.
Mr. II m 11 oalrl 4iUv that thf
hlrh praiiri upon alrplanr prrliic
tlnn hail lifn rHil off ltninfdlatly
n f lr Ihf Hl(jnl of the artnlntlra
.funt prior to that J00 ! Ilavlland
plane wfr bflnic tiirnr-d nut week
ly In knnrkrtnwn ahaprt for whip
ment. Theaa latter are the lament
typa of flylnjr marlilnna yot put out.
Want Hi ml donfeirrmri.
r)NMV, Thuraflay. Nov. 14
he labor conference, today unani
mously adopted a reiolutlnn eub
mllted by .lame Ramaay MarlJon
ald, chairman of the labor party, da
mandlnn that labor be represented
at tha official peara conference and
that an International labor connrena
nit concurrently. There were rheera
for International aoclallam and the
tiolnhevlau.
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VERSAILLES PALACE i
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MAY SEE WAR END:
Ml.-irt' Scene of Many Important
l.ii iiu Mrml Likely Scli-tlon
for Hnul onferenee.
M 1h AuikiaiiuI I'r
I'Alliy. Nin- K. Wruaiocs.
'hounh not' f"rm.i;iv rhosrii as the
meetmit iila'ii of "hi" prarn nfKOtl.i
t,nri. in r'lta nli'il an iiimcot certain
10 lie tti" p'.a' f'.r Hie pi are i nnfer-
fi '. The real work " me nr'Koua
lionx will he rirrieil on In Pans,
whrre it is iir.ih.ihie tha! (leleKatioriK
from all th' milieu will resiile 1
terniinrarib . the m em he rn Kiiina: out I
to Versai.len new ah. I then fur plen-i
arv chHll)lls n the ronferenee.
There !.. :s little .Imiht til it the
aiiprriiif art ..f mkiiiiiK the peace
jKreeineiif Mill lake plan' Rt '"r- '
-.llllra 111 Ihe sime ll ;:l (irii .1 1 ll.lll1
where the liernun empire wa. pro-
ialtneil 111 I I
Vernal I lea "r rather the pnlare
there, h.i iIimiI an Important part
111 the hin'iiric" of Kraiue. Oerniany.
flrcat l:i 1 1 .1 : ri ,m. th't I mteil Mate.
In ITS.H the arinlntlrn preliminary I"
Ihe Ir.aiv of pnaee heiween Ureal'
Ptilaln ami the I'nite.l Staten wan j
HiKiie.l at etH.n,l.K Six vearn later 1
the ti.i l a ' e w m the i ne of Important
even'H in the l uniti revoiiiiinn
The lierman .iimv heMielni Par'.H
had it headquarter. in th town In I
I H 7 " -T 1 and there the iieKcit lat Innn I
heiween I'THte e and Herrnany were
din'it.-Ni'd After the-pcHce Vemalllen
wan the aeat of the I'ntieh national
aiemh.v ai d for a few ears there-I
af'er a th'' r f , . -i .t I capital of I
I'Vanee
The town "f VernulleM, 12 tnilen
xniiihwe..t of Pariy. Is not attractive I
in Itself, hul Ihe prexenee there of I
the pala.e hulit h.v Ixmin XIV and it
proxunltv to the capital attract in.iny
VIKitotn Th" I'lil.lie at leri-aiuen
wi" heKun in IKSl and the garden
which, with 'he fountains and water,
works, are one of th- Klorles nf the
in I:iee were i.laiine.l bv la Noire
Ijeadera nt forrea of nnlknn atatea In world war. Top, left in rlchl: Klne William of Albania, Klnir Alexan
' tier of llmrrri with tieneml Karrnll of I'rcnrh fon-c. Klnjt Nicholas of MoiiiencKro. lie low: King t'ertll
navml of HnlgTirla, Prince Alcinnder, nimiiiandliiK Serba, und King I-crdlnaiid of Ituinnnlu.
Plana to provide fur tha future welfare of the Italkan Ktnten will be laid by the peacn conferenee. It In more
than probable. Then Hi a leu, vletlma of the Inlilmie ami Ktifl of the liUKhtli-r power in Kurope for iik'ea,
have been hroiiRhi near ruin. They he been led to war iimnni; IheniHelvea and w-nt to war aK.ilnst outside
hiillnnn by (Serman, Auntrlan nnd nlher rulern --to broaden the power of the tinman hs. The i imfi'ience in
fnrmally ban urfied the sending of foodst uf fa to the HtarvInK people of the It.ilkiuis. Steps will be taken to
free thejM' ntatra entirely from oiitalde Influencea.
IHplonuila Veloincl.
PAIllrt, Nov. U ( Hviu)-llp-lomath'
repreaentHllvea here of the
allied imttnna and the republic of
Central nnd Houth America today
called on Prelient I'oineare and
Premier t'lemeni rau and extonded to
them their warmcal coimiutulatlona
lank. Iieatler Proinolisl.
PAItlH. Nov. ,1 ft.-- Announcement
In Hindu that (leu Johnson llaxood.
chief of htaff nf the Atueriiuui de
partment of upl. hna been pro
moted to a command at the front,
lie Is nuct'cedfi) by HrlK.ulier Octi
eral W. 1. t 'minor.
Ail estimates nf the money expended
on the building ami K n dens are
vacuo hut M'tiie experts estimate
that nmre thin f 1 on.000.noo were
spent bv laciM XIV who destroyed
the accounts
In the l-ren.h revolution. Louis
XIV and Marie Antoinette were for
eihlv removed lo Paris, after which
the furniture wa destroyed. Napol
eon and the kinds during the restora
tion harelv kept the place In repair,
hut Ixmls Phillip restored the palace
and nude It a muneum of wnrka f
art illustralive of tha history o(
Krance, at a cost of nearly .ri,000,000
SOLDIERS IN HOME CAM PS
ANXIOUS TO GET RELEASE
The Best Clothing
at Moderate Prices
The standard we have set for our Men's Clothing
is worthy of the reputation, of the best custom
shops. The care and skill with which our stocks
of winter Suits and Overcoats were prepared
make them distinctly individual so that there is a
Suit or Overcoat for your particular taste as if it
had been made specially for you.
We absolutely give you
the same quality that
you get at other stores
and save you from $10
to $15 on our
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MOW YriltK. Nov. 15 fleneral
Moratin ('. King veteran nf the civil
war. lawyer, lecturer, author nnd ! i.i i,;lM tirouorht an imnic
composer and, lerk for many years dla,, l)HM f morale umnrg American
of historic. Plymouth church, died tltr,,4 at home that la regarded at I
hin homo In lirooklyn today at the I,. , , denartmcnt as aomowhat
WASIIIVtlToN. Nov. la.-reswi-tion
of hostilities in Kurope and dis
appearance of the enemy from the
I battlefield nan
The Christmas
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You will find here what
he wants and the things
that are most serviceable
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Ties
Pajamas
Silk Shirts
Socks
Mufflers '
Gloves
Hats
Underwear
Raincoats
Lounging Robes
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alarming-.
lpon new that tl armistice had
heen Mttnod. the men'! attitude of
the individual ttoldior la eald to have
nnderKone a marked cnanje. insieno,
jof bombarding hl Immediate nu
'pcrlora with querlen tut to the prob
able date of embarkation for Krance,
he becomes anxloua an to the dato of
hia releaue from acrvlce.
More serloua are report by aome.
commanding officers that their men
are exhibiting a tendency to view
thonihclves an already released from
the atrict routine of the campa.
Hundred of caaea are listed of
I men who have been granted the
Haual 16-houra' week-end leave,
failed to return to camp on time.
These men automatically are charged
with belnir "absent without leave." an
offenae but nllKhtly lesa heinous than
deHertion under military law.
i It la underatood that relative of
noldlern who have absented them
selves will be aeked to aasint the au
thorities In havlnu them return
promptly to spare the families the
disgrace of having n armed guard
sent, and with a view to mitigating
the piinlMhment of the of lender.
NEW CHILD" LABOR BILL
I IS OFFERED IN SENATE
Rolmes Clothes Shop
223 South Main
PERSHING IS CABLED
THANKS OF COUNTRY
.secretary Ilaierscnds repression of
Nation's Katccm to Commanding
ticnernl and Army.
RESTRICTIONS ON GOLD
EXPORT LIFTED IN PART
WASHINHTliV. N"V. 15 An
amendment to the war revenue bill
deigned an a sulwiUute for the child
labor act recently . declared uneon
mltutlonal by the eilpreme court, war
introduced todwy W Senator Tom
erene of Ohio and referred to the fi
nance committee.
! Vnder the law nullified Interstate
shipments of product of ehvld la
bor were prohibited. The l'ome.rne
proposal would levy a special excise
tax of 10 per cent on the net profits
derived from the sale of such prod
ucts. i f the senate finance committee de
Vide upon revision of the revenue
bill along the lines proposed by Sec
retary McAdoo, members today said
It would cause delay of several weeks
In reporting the bill to the senate.
The change proposed. It was assert,
cd. virtuallv would require redraft
ing of the measure Kor this reason,
it was miRgoated today in some quar
ters that congress mlK'ht adjourn un.
til the regular session in leccniber.
while the finance committee con
tinue lis work.
! papal'secretary"coming
on important mission
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ROMK, Thursday. Nov. II Mon
tngnor rerrettl. papal undersecretary
of aiate. left tonight f"r America.
. NKW YORK. Nov. II While no
Information regarding the purpose
'of Monsignor ferrettl's forthcoming
, visit to this country has been received
i from Koine, beyond the fact that
he baa been went "on a special mis
mon." it Is generally behoved here
that he will report to the Vatican re.
garditig affairs In the archdiocese of
New York when a successor to the
Mate Cardinal Karley aa archbishop us
to be appointed
Keporus that Monsignor ferret n is
bringing to this country an appoint
ment of Archbishop lionzano, apoe
tohc delegate at Washington, as car.
. dinal. are not accepted by Catholic
authorities here, who declare that
', precedent dictates the return "f the
'delegate to Home upon completion
of his work before being honored
with ihe red hit
' fc .
sells Has Mil.
Ki"'KT WOHTH. Texas. Nov I i. -
Indian f (wnmissioner t ato e!.s or
Washington who has been touring
the oil field., vras brought here to
day ill wr.h influenza.
WASJIINGTUN. Nov. i:..-"n-gratulatlons
and expressions of the
nation's proud esteem were cabled
to General Pershing for the Ameri
can army in Krance today by Sec
rotary Maker with a promise that
now a respite has come, the war de.
partment will do all In Its power to
expedite the early return of the ex
peditionary' force so that the coun
try may welcome its koldiers home.
The secretary's meaaage follows:
"The signing of the armiMHe und
the resaation of hostilities bring to
an end a great and heroic military
adventure in which the urmy under
your command has plaed a part
distinguished by gallantry and suc
cess. It gives ma pleasure to ex
prena to you the confldenco and ap
preciation of the war department
and to those who have latored with
von to make this result possible, this
appreciation of their leal, courage
and strength both of purpose and
achievement. The entire country is
filled with pride In your fine leader
ship and In the soldierly qualities
shown by your urmy.
"Now that a respite has come In a
solmn task to which the army de
voted ltaelf, the war department will
do all In Its power to expedite the
early return of the expeditionary
force to the I'nited States In order
that the country may welcome its
soldiers hame and In order that these
soldiers may be restored to the op
portunltv of civil life speilily as
the military situation will permit.
"I extend to you. as commanding
gencrar of the American expedition
ary force, my hourly congratulations
and this expression of high esteem,
and I beg you to make known to the
officers and men of your command
the fact that their conduct as sol
diers and a men has stirred Ihe
pride of their fellow countrymen and
that their military success has con
tributed to the great victory for the
forces of civilization and humanity.
Look out for Span
ish Influenza.
At the first sign of
a cold take
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WASHINGTON. Nov. Relax
ation of restrictions on export of
manufactures, containing gold, an
nounced today by the war industries
hoard, would permit nhlprnents to
fiiba, West Indies, Mexico, and
South and Central America of ar
ticles such at Jewelry and optical
goods containing gold valued at not
more than 43 per cent of the whole
value of tho article and averaging
(not more than one-third the whol
value during a three-months penol.
This arrangement by openlrg the en
port channels for Jewelry, is ex
pected to have some effect on hieli
foreign exchange rates with South
and Central American nations.
SwisA Strike llnds.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13 I ncon
ditlonal revocation of the general
strike order in Switzerland by th
socialistic committee was reported
today In an official message lo Swiss
Minister Sulzer here.
Many Kinds of Rheumatism;
One Sure Mode of Treatment
Authorities Say Dotx'.t Ue Lin
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Whether your trouble Is Sciatica,
.umbago or the dreaded Articular
Rheumatism, the answer la ' the
same. You must treat it through
the blood. That i the only way to
rid the system of uric acid, purify
the blood and revitalize the nerrea
If the blood la freed from impuri
ties. Rheumatism must go. This In
short Is the exact knowledge gained
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a blood tonic a purifier that restore
the blood, revitalises It. cleanses 't
makes It pore as it was before It be
came poisoned with Impurities. S. X
8. glyea It strength to drive out thes
impurities the uric acid and organs
poison and with It the Rheumausm
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Atlanta, Ga. Adv.
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concentrated nourishment that contributes to strength V
and helps confirm the body in vigor and health. J
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