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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29
UCzMY :DzECI NASzE cZYTAC, PlSAC
M0Wlc 20 PolSKu.
o$wiadczenje zaboru prus-
kiego.

"Po przeszlo czterech latach
grozy %wojennej i cierpien bez mia
ry, wyniszczajacych najlepsze 81
}y ludzkosci, wy1aniaja sic wresz-
Gle z krwawego zametu pierwsze
zarysy nowego porzadku swiata,
opartego ma zasadach sprawiedli--
woSci oraz ma prawie swobodne--
go s%tanowienia o sobie kazdego
narodu.
Program zbudowania W mysl
zasad powyzszych trwalego poke
ju, zawarty w znanych oswiadcze
mach politycznych prezydenta Wi
]sona, zostal obecnie i przez Rad
niemiecki przyznany, jak 9 tenn
!. swiadczy ostatnia nota pokojowa
Niemiec z 5go pazdziernika 1881.
Tenn samem. wybi1a i ola mas
Polak6w godzina, W kt6rej pod
niesc musimy CLOS sw6j, by upon
nice sic o prawa nieprzedawnione
narodu.
Rozbi6r Polski by1 najjaskraw--
seem pogwalceniem sprawiedliwo-
Sci miedzynarodowej W history
nowoczesnej, a przez to samo stall
sic g}6wnem zr6d}em tel polityki
przemocy i ucisku, kt6ra stanowi
Ia W Europe wieczne zarzewie
niepokoju az do dni naszych. Kto
zatem chce szczerze i uczciwie
przy}ozyc reki do .budowy novel
ma poszanowaniu prawa opartej
przysziosci ludlow, ten naprawde
krzywdy wyrzadzonej Polakom
uwazac must "a pierwszy, nieodzo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29
WY .wa,rnnek wielkiego tego die.

why warunek wielkiego tego die
Ia.
Tylko zjednoczenie wszystkich
czesci narodu osiad}ych ma zie--
mach polskich, W jedna ca}osc,
wyposazona W pe}nie praw pam
stwowych, stanowic moe rekoj--
ME trwa1ego przymierza naro~
dow.
Uzna1 to prezydent Wilson, wy
suwajac w $woim programme po-
kojowym sprawe utworzenia Pol
ski niepodleg}ej, z}ozonej Z wszy-
stkich ziem polskich, z w}asnem
wybrzezem morskiem jake jeden
Z warunk6w sprawiedliwego po-
rzadku miedzynarodowego. z fax
tn, re Rad niemiecki przyja} pro-
gram Wilsona bez zastrzezen ja-
ko podstawe do rokowan pokojo-
wych, wmoskowac trzeba, re i ma
wytyczna tegoz programu W spra
vie polskiej sic godzi.
Donios1osc tcgo podkrcslif II ma
ciskiem przedstawiciel Ko]a Polls
kiego ma historycznem posiedzeniu
Parlamentu niemeickiego, z dnia
S pazdziernika, b. +. %stwierdzaj JAG
re przcz to pc a pierwszy uznal
il dazenia. narodu polskiego do
zjcanoczenia wszystkich ziem pol
skich W panstwic niezaleznem SO
uprawnionc.
w tel chwili, rozstrzygajaccjo
naszej przysz}osci, nar6d ca1y, ia
calym obszarze ziem polskich i
we wszystkich swych warstwach,
wsp6lna op}omicn1ony mysla, two
rzy jeden wielki, zwarty a salidar
ny ob6z narodowy.
My, Polacy,. w dzielnicy prus--
kiej, stwierdzamy te zgode i "a
wartosc podpisem wszystkich bez
wyjatku istniejacych stronnictw
polskich GRAZ calej prasy, jake wy
razicielki opinii publicznej.
Stwierdzajac te nasza zgode !
zwartosc narodowa, uwazamy "a
obowiazek, sw6j przejrzec zbioro-
wynn aktem wolf stanowisko nasze
go przedstawicielstwa parlamenta
rnego z dnia 5 >pazdziernika i os-
kiej tel i odpowiedzialnej godzi--
wiadczamy uroczyScic, re W wiel-
ME dziej0w z pefnem z%aufaniem
skladamy W recc posf6w naszych
tax W Sejmie pruskim, jak W Par
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29
Poza4owania godna jest matka

Pozalowania godna jest matka
.chorych, nerwowych i chorych u
myslowo, to wywraca zo}adek,
wnetrzhosci i nerki. Czujesz sic
niezdr6w zupe}nie. Hollister'a
Rocky Mountain herbata odwil-
"a i odswierza zoladek, wnetrzno
sci i nerki. Reguluje czysci wy
pr0znia. Herbata albo atblety 35c
apiece Brown'a. Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29
Glossy pIasy anelykahskiej
0 mas.
z biura Polskiego Komitetu Marc
doweoo " NoWym Yorkn

z biura Polskiego Komitetu Marc
dowego W Nowym Yorku
New York Herald z dnia Sligo
pazdziernika 1913 W telegramie 2
Londynu donosi, re Niemcy re
wszystkich, zicm rosyjskich i bia
loruskich, kt6re chwilowo znajdo
wa}y sic pod ich radiant, wywo-
"a i wysy1aja do Niemiec wszyst-
ko, co tylko zabrac sic dale.
w tym samym numerze zl1ajdu
jc sic wzmianka o przyjeciu II
zo}nierzy polskich, przyby}ych Z
Francyi z por. Chodzka ma czelc,
przez majora miasta Nowego Yor
ku, Hylan'a.
Ma stronie redakcyjnej piekny
artyku} "A new Poland O PREY
sz}osci wolnej Polski. dzialalnosci
Polskicgo Komitetu Narodowcgo
i p. Paderewskiego w Ameryce.
Columbia News, Pa. z dnia 10
pazdziernika zamieszcza telegram
z Bazylei, re w}adze austryackic
oswiadczyly gotowosc ewakuacyi
ziem polskich, przez siebie zaje--
tych W czasie wojny, i oddania
zarzadu niemi W rece polskic.
Buffalo Inquirer z dnia 22-go
pazdziernika donosi, re Polacy w
Buffalo pc skonczonej Rampant
bond6w wolnosciowych 4ej pozy-
czki zabieraja sic do Rampant re
brania funduszu 1Ocio milionowe-
go ia Polske.,
San Francisco Examiner z dnia
II pazdziernika donosi, re by}y
ambassador do Niemiec, p. Gerard
przemawiajac W Klubie Handlo--
wym;1oSwiadczyf .:ze ME wolno
zawrzec pokoju z Mem
cami, jak- d}ugo Niemcy gospoda
ru:ja IA ziemiach polskich.'
Lancaster, News Erie Pa. Z
dnia IS pazdziernika zamieszcza
wiadomoSc, re w Stanach Zjedno
czonych znajduje sic W tel chwili
Litwin6w. w Europe maj
duje sic zas 100000 Litwin6w.
Litwini pragna zdaniem swoich
p~rzew6dc6w wolnego i niepodlego
swojego panstwa:
ALBANY Argus, N. Y. z dnia 20
pazdziernika zamieszcza wzmian-
Ike bardzo sympatyczna 0 Polsce
pod tytu}em "UnconquerableSoul
of Poland'':
San Francisco Chronicle z dnia
8 pazdziernika zamieszcza artyku
[ik Industrial Situation in Po-
omawiajac glowne ga}ezie
przemyslu W Polsce, twierdzac,ze
.rzemys} zelazny. najwiecej re
wszystkich rozwiniety jest W Pol
see. Pc MIN nastepuje przedzal-
M6wi tel o Dabrowie Cor
o Hucie Bankowej it'd.
w tym samym dzienniku z DIN.
8 pazdziernika znajduje sic oswia
aczenie hr. Tiszy ktory powiada,
ze Polsce zwrocone winny bye
dawne jej posiad1osci,
kt6re zagarneli Niemcy i Austry
acy.
Boston Monitor z dnia 23go paz
.ziernika donosi, re W Polsce "a
brano sic energicznie do odbudo-
wanna zniszczonych wiosek Mast
chloe brak jest og6lny materya1ow
pc temu.
New York Record z dnia % paz
dziernika donosi, re Saba jest ia
dzieja, ably imigracya polska do
pc wojnie powr6ci}a do
rozmiar6w. Polacy ME
wybieraja tez papierow obywatel
skich teraz, tl6maczac sic, re Pc
wojnie chca jechac do wolnej Pol
ski.
Worcester Telegram 2 dnia Isl
pazdziernjka donosi, ze Ks. Boja-
nowski otWorzyl dom opieki ola
.zieci, kt6rych rodzice cierpia ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29
4WALlARUSs Patel, ddliidl 2299-go Liaapada, 1918

niemieskim dalsze lie
rownictWo polityh Y mysli upra-
wnionych interes66W .niezlomnych.
(ideal6w narodu.
Nar6d polski, ktory W Wojniie
tej M, fr66Wla'ni1ii Z minemi narodami
walczacemi najciezsze podni6sl O.
fiafy,.pragniie pokoju. trWalego i
szczesliwego ola wszystkich .naro-
dow. Polacy jak. dotad, tax i W
przysz1osci pozostana wiernymi
sswietnym swym tradycyom. o.
premienionym cd zarania dziej6w
tent samemi has}ami wolnosci i
braterstwa ludlow, kt6rych try
umf wyrasta dzisiaj 2 krwi bez--
cennej posiewu. Pod z1lakiem
tych :zasad wstapi Polska zjedno-
czona j niepodlegla cd zwiazku
wolnych ludlow jak szczery j ME;
[zlomny szermierz tolerancyi ma.
wewnatrz i zgodnego Wsp6lzycia
narod6w ma zewnatrz W mysl wiel
Ehiego has1a przodk6w naszych:
Wolni Z wolnynni, r66w1hi 2 row
nymi!"
Berlin II pazdziernika 1913 r.,
Rada Narodowa. = Polski Cen
tralny Komitet Wyborczy ma RE
sze Niemiecka: = Prowincyonal-
ny Komitet Wyborczy ma Reese
Niemiecka, Prowincyona1ny
Komitet Wyborczy ma Wielkic
ksiestwo. Poznanskie. = Komitet
Wyborczy Prowincyonalny naPru
sy Kr6lewskie, Warmie, Mazury i
Pomorze. - Polski Komitet Pro
wincyonalny Wyborczy ola slas-
ka: - Komitet Polityczny ola Pc
lak6w- ma Obczyznie pc prawym
brzegu LADY. - Gl6wny Komitet
Wyborczy Polski ola Polak6wRze
fszy Niemieckiej pc lewym brzegn
LADY. - Centrum Obywatelskie.
Kasyno Obywatelskie. - Kato
licko Polska Partya Ludowa. -
Narodowe Stronnictwo Robotni-
k6w. - Stronnictwo Dem0kraty-
emo Narodowe. - Str9nnictwo
|Ludowe. - Stronnictwo Piracy Ma
rodowej - Zwiazek Narodowy.
Dziennik Berlinski, - Dziennik
.Bydgoski. - Dziennik Kujawski
Inowroc}awiu.) - DziennikPo
znanski, - Dziennik Slash (w)
.Kr6lewskiej Hucic) - Gazeta co
:dzienna Wv Toruniu) - Gazeta
.Gdahslka~-G azeta~ Gestynska~-
iGazeta Ludowa w Katowicach).
Gazeta Narodowa Wv Pozna-
niu). = Gazsta Olsztynska - Ga
zeta Opolska.- Gazeta Ostrowskas
= Gazeta Polska Wv Koscianie).
- Gazeta Poznanska - GaZeta
Sredzka. 49, Gazeta Sremska. Ga
.zeta Torunska - Gazeta Wrzesin-
ska. - Gazeta Z mad Prosny wv
Pleszewie.). Clos Lubawski Clos
Slash wv Gliwicach) - G}osWiel
kopolanek Wv Poznaniu}. Goniec
Wielkopolski Wv Poznaniu)-G6r
noslazak Wv Katowicach) -Gwia
IDA wv Poznaniu) = Katolick (w|
Bytomiu. - Kraj wv: Lesznie).---
Kuryer Poznanski = Kurycr Sla
ski Wv Katowicach) - Narodo--
vice Hernie) = Nar6d wv
Oberhausen) - Niwa Slaska wv
Katowicach) = Nowiny Wv Opo-|
Ill., - .Nowiny Raciborskic. MOI
wy Przyjaciel ludu wv Kepnie).l
oredownik wv Poznaniu)-Piel
grzym w Peplinie). - Pochod-
MIA wv Hernie) = Polak Wv Kali
= Postep wv Pozna-
niu.) = Praca Wv Poznaniu.)
Prawda Wv Poznaniu) = Przewo
dni Katolicki Wv Poznaniu). II
Wv Toruniu) = Prey
Ludu Wv Grudziadzu) II
Wiarus Polski NV Bochum) i
Wielkopolanin wv P%oznaniu).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08

insist on marrying him.
since the day she had told me that
she loved Jim. we had never men
toned him.
Forgive me-" I said. eff his hurts
you"
Life can't hurt me any more" she
exclaimed bitterly. 1T has done its
worst"
Wouldn't the worst be giving up
Jimmy7 You haven't done that yet.
Much as o admire him, you can't
imagine what a grand boy he is"
My theory is that Mary is so tenn
peramental hat finally I shall be
able to convince her she is absolutely
unfit to marry Jimmy. As of course,
she is.
"Just get his spirit" I insisted. 'Tll
read an extract from his last letter:
Ct am going to be q pilot hope
a good one. I am going over there
to do my part without bravado and
without fear. And / am coming back
home when the beast is crushed.
IT do not expect to win military
observation-disclosures perhaps man
less competent men than myself may
get them-nor do I expect to illumine
the pages of history with stories of
my feats in the air. That spirit
that spectacle-does not appeal to me
greatly. But you know, as 1 do, that
what Is necessary to do, l will do to
the utmost"
There are few men like him-so
modest-and so brave, / know." said
the girl. And the smile fed from her
lips. You believe / can never be fit
for him." she asserted suddenly.
Maybe so, I thought / could once
but-ltfe sets us whirling-like a top
doesn't 1t? And once we've started
we keep the same direction-until
we run down. Let's talk of Jimmy
another day."
1 don't mind a person with a little
temperament; but too much of IL
annoys me. 1 can't sympathize with
Mary Thomas through all the ups
and downs of her indecision. So I
simply said:
When shall we speak of this
again 2"
I'm going east for a week" she
answered. I'll phone you when /
get back"
Not a word about Bremer-but 1
had the tip I was expecting!
Ito be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
Future of -Four Minute Men

Now that the end Of the war
seems in sight. the Four Minute Man
will soon di~sappear7" inquired a cor
respondent during a recent interview
with State Director Ben r. Chaplin Of
Newark at state headquarters.
ION the contrary" replied Mr..
Chaplin, "our work has only fairly
begun. The Four Minute organiza-
ton faces O mission that promises a
prolonged and permanent usefulness
to the state and nation.
The Four Minute movement rep
resents q retur to the old meeting
house idea OF giving oral expression
and a personal presentation of vital
issues of the hour. over sixty thou
and speakers serve from the Atlantic
to the Pacific and from Alaska to the
Gulf of Mexico. Here in New Jersey
we have nine hundred speakers who
have wrought wonders in speeding
up the Liberty Loan issues; aiding
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
BY N. E. Al
Copyright 1919.

done a very indIscreet thing. The
patrons, mostly old men the boys
are in the army, recognized the dane
ing girl. Some of them included me
in the wise and familiar glances they
cast on Mary. / hated them. /
didn't know men were-like that. I
realized at once, and I hope forever,
why our code of etiquet does not
permit young girls like me eve IL
married, to frequent hotels without
an escort or a chaperon.
1 tried to ignore my surroundings.
I told Mary that / wanted to talk
about Jim Jr. He would be home in
a month"; lieutenant In the air
service, we hoped. 1 must find out,
before he came, whether she would
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
Cigar Company Employees
Hold Peace Celebration

The employees Of the General Cigar
Company, on tombstone and Neville
streets, numbering about ESQ In all,
held a huge demonstration as soon
as he wonderful news came that the
Germans had quit the war. The girls
of the packing, stripping and making
departments went nearly wild with
enthusiasm, and the girls of the
packing department were so excited
that the superintendent of the plant,
Joseph solomon, let them so homo
for the afternoon.
The girls sang all the patriotic
songs they could think of and they
sang them in ell nationalities. but the
Star Spangled Banner was predoml-
nant. 1t was practically impossible
for them to do n work and songs
and cheering broke out every minute.
One of the wonderful things was that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
No Window Lights Allowed

Attention is called to the fact that
many merchants OF the city during
the past few nights have persisted in
burning their window lights. This IS
entirely against the recent ruling of
United States Fuel Administrator DR..
Garfield. In his ruling DR.. Garfield
allows the burning Of window lights
on Friday night until Q o'clock and
on Saturday night until IL o'clock.
On all other nights no window lights
are allowed.
II is well for the merchants TO bear
this in mind as 1t a nothing what
ever to do with the present closing
order of the city and comes direct
from the fuel administration at
Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08

the various national phflanthropio
campaigns; and preaching the doe
trines of undiiuted Am~ericanism.
Eventually we hope to have q
forum ! n every college. school,
church. theatre. lodge. town hall and
country hamlet. Factories. depart
ment stores, and even u famed
street meetings will be continued and
extended, hat our message may
reach every kind of assemblage.
The fact hat not a man In bur
state organization receives a dollar
in personal compensation or reward.
marks u work as unique and with
out a parallel IN the annals of patri-
otto or philanthropic endeavor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
easy TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and
Lustre With Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

when you darken your hair with Sage
n Sulphur. no one can tell, De-
cause it's done so naturally. SO evenly.
Preparing this mixture. though. at home
Is mussy n troublesome. Fol so cents
you can buy at any drug store the
Feady-to-use preparation, improved by
che addition OF other ingredients. called
Lwyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
You just dampen q sponge or soft
brush with II and draw this throug
-Four hair. taking m small strand a. q
appears, and, after another application
or two. your hail becomes beautifully
Aarkened. glossy and ~luxuriant-
Gray. faded hair. though no disgrace.
"a o sign of old age. and as we all de-
sire . youthful and attractive appear
ance. get busy at once with Wyeth,s
Sage and Sulphur Compound ana look
6sarv younger. This rsa~dy-to-use prep
hratton r. q delightful toilet requisites
ma not . medicine Il 10 NOT intended
az thu cur mitigation or pfsssnhos y
~AMa0a~Ady,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
sfxty-nfuh

Sfxty-1fth Chapter
If I am a diplomat, as Certeis once
told me, 1 proceed to my ends by
very direct methods. / determined
to see Mary Thomas at once. Maybe
she would speak Of Bremen. I call
ed her up n invited her to lunch
with me next day at The Cosmopol-
iten." l did not have to explain to
Mother Lorimer, because she knew I
had planned to attend q morning
musical in the hotel ballroom.
Mary's famous smile welcomed me.
For the first time 1 found II too
dazzling, too sweet. too affected. I
fancied 1t might be the environment.
The walters must know her. Survey
ing the tables, / realized that I had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08
The Difference.

"of course, 1t seems funny" said the
faeetious observers wife. But the
evening gown is for the woman who
stays up most all night, and the night
gown is for the one who goes to bed
about nine o'clock"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-08

the girls are mostly of the foreign
element and their enthusiasm showed
how loyal they were toward the gov
eminent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
How the ''PaniC Party"
Got German Submarines

LONDON. Eng. Nov. 20.-Nritish
Wireless ScrviCc.)-pctals are pub
liShcd in the Official GaZ"ttc of acts for
which naval officers and men were
awarded The Victoria Cross during the
war and which could not br given out
earlier for obvious reasons.
The Victoria Cross WAS awarded TO
Lieutenant William Edward Sanders
June -. 1917. In command Of the top
sail schooner Prize Of 90 tons. tho lieu
tenant sighted German. submarine
April 80, 1911. While the German APP
preached. u panic party left the ship
and the gun crews on the Prize con-
ccalcd themselves. When the suhma-
riuc had approached to within 10 yards
of the schooner. the British guns opencd
fire. The G-buat sank IN four minutes
and three of the crew were captured.
Lieutenant Ronals Neil Sturat and
Seaman VIM. Williams OF II. VI. $. Par
gust were given the Victoria Cross for
bravery i'll sinking an enemy submarine
in an action similar to that III which
Lieutenant Sanders of the Prize partici-
patcd. Another case in which panic
party lurcd Il German submarine TO ap-
pru;Lch a vessel fifth disastrous results
for the enemy was that Of II. NJ. 5.
Stockforcc III command Of Lieutenant
Harold Nuicn. Lieutenant Autcn was
awarded the Victoria Cross on Scptrm-
Der IA. 1918.
The Victoria Cross MISC was awarded
poSthumously Ia skipper Crisp OF the
smack Nelson. who, although terribly
wounded. continued to engage the sub
marine until his ammunition was al
most exhausted and his vessel sinking.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
WORLD RELIEF
WEEK PLANS
COUNTY FOOD ADMINISTRATORS
TO MEET In WHEELING TO
DISCUSS RELIEF WORK.
G. HAROLD POWELL, CHIEF ASSIST
ANT TO MR. HOOVER, WILL
ATTEND MEETING.
EACH COUNTY WILL HAVE WOMAN
REPRESENTATIVE IN ADDITION
TO COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS.

! Federal food administration Is MAX
i, ing preparations 10 receive the county
food IdminiSi rnlnrS and women repre-
s"utHtiv.S Of each county i'll the statc.
who will attcncd II conference in Wheel
ing. Saturday. November 23rd, at 1880
o'clock.
Mr.. q. Harold Powell, chief assistant
to Mr.. Hoover. and who has charge OF
the United States food administration
work in Washington during Mr.. Hoo
vrr's absence. will be the principal
speaker and Will outline a new plan Of
conservation work 10 be followed since
the ending Of the war.
Mr.. Powell will convey to the food
administrators Il special message from
Mr.. Hoover and will fully outline the
big program for world relief that is
HOW being taken up by the food admin
istratinn. y general program is out
lined by Washington for the world re-
lief work. which will be the week be-
ginning december md. and provides for
the reading MIR. Hoovrrs special mes
s;tscs III all churches III the state on
Sunday december LIST.
This message will also he read in all
fratcrnal and other organizations dur
ing the week. On Tuesday, december
Bird. al arsc meeting will be held as ar
ranged by the county food admnislra-
tors. These meetings will be known us
I'"Community Day Meetings." On
Wednesday. December 4th. Wumcn's Or
Ganization day will be observed by $pe-
cial exercises. On Friday. December
9Th, all ppublic schools will have spe-
cial exercises based on program pub
lIshcd in National School Service"
Teachers will receive instructions from
Washington in regard to the School day
program
Merchants Asked to Cooperate.
Thanksgiving week has beer set aside
for food conservation and the food ad
ADMINISTRATION asks the stores TO use their
display windows during the week TO en-
phaSize the need OF food to alleviate
starvation in Europe. Posters and win
dow cards of special design have been
issued b. tho United Statrcs food adj
miniStraton and &. y. Anderson OF
Huntington. state merchant representa-
tive, is directing this work for the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN
TODAY UNTIL DEC. (

WASHINGTIN. Nov 20.-Scnatc and
house leaders today completed arrange
mcnls for the ending tomorrow Of the
present session of congress. So that
members may HAY" brief vacation be-
fore tho third session opens December >.
\ few obstacles to the program de-
rclopcd today, but leaders believe they
serve only To postpone adjournment Tor
u few hours. Senators Watson or lndi-
ana and Sherman of Illinois, ReptbliC-
ans. were expected to address the sem
ate in criticism of President Wilson's &C
ton in taking control Of cable wires
after the signing Of the arinisticc. whlIo
Senator Reed Of Missouri. Democrat,
has prepared Il speech on tho plan for
4 league of nations.
Among the formal matters for diSnu-
Sitiun before adjournment tomorrow arc
transmission TO the president Of the ma
tional war time prohibition bill and con-
firnutinn by the senate Of the nominal
ton uf former Solicitor General Davis
to b" ambassador to Great Britain.
During the recess tn" finance com
mittcr hopes Ia complete revision Of tho
war revenue bill. To have il ready f"n
the senate when tho new session begins.
The committee today again suspended
formal SttinES. to cnabl" treasury OK
ports to work on proposed amendments
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Functions Not Changed
By Ending Of the War

1yASUINGTOE. Nov. @o'-.t. N''c'''''
Palmer, alien property CUSTODIAN IN d
statement tonight. said tn" SHINING Oh
tb,. armisticc docs not change IN" l""e
tinns or affect his policies IN any wa!
."Thc United States and Germany
.,;d AR Palmer. "arc still 1T war. ana
Tho trading with the enemy act IS sun
IN force. The alien property CUSTODIAN
will. therefore, continur 10 perform wv
duties which that act lays upon MN.
and will carry out tho evident intent III
the congress with relation 10 'n"ih!
nrrncriy until final pcac" snail come.
AS long AZ tn" trndng with the en-.
nrr act is in force. il remains the ""'!
~ all pucrsons having the custody "r
,.nn,rnI of enemy property in ms cnun-
try I'm make report thereof 10 the AI''h
rr,n,rty custodian. Despite the lact
,h,i Tho time. for making these reports
has long sine" expired. reports mr." sui
corning To- this uffic" and th"r" ~ in"'h
nrnrcrly in III" country MOI yet rrP'rt'"'
Ntcntion is called I" this fact bc'a"S"
n,.rsrns having the custody or enemy
nrcpcr,v are making themselves llahtc
- prosecution under the act for failure
ln rrrnrl it. and this liability Will COM
tiruc even after tn" treaty of pcac"
sbuu have been made.