The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 16

ORIENTAL PROBLEM FOR THE NATION; ViBV CHURCH REPORT SEES MENACE IH LOCAL' LEGISLATION. URGES CHANGED ATTITUDE EOTO. Tcemlrer 2 "American Christians shogll talc erery lerSti ir.ate step to vwift aTOO'J will In America, toward both Japan and China says the commission an relations with tb orlfflt. fa Its report to the federal council tie Churches of Chrlat In Arrtrlca now In ta1 outbreak of the world war and dls fissile; the asestien of Immigration of Jspeaese and Chinese this conn try. the report rays: "Kor fifty years the problem of how to deal wjtH Aslsftlrs, America has been constantly wit us.

It has been used for personal snd party Interests, fertrtfflfis; humiliation on AreeHra. Injustice to Asiatics and strained International relations. ee Dessjes la yreyols. lwg are sow proposed more das front than any that hare thus far bca passed, turrstenlnr injustice to Japanese, embroiling our relation with Jspen and. If enacted, creatine smenc an erer are win group of a i i ics wno must perforce be loyal to their foreign Asiatic Korernrnents instea or to the land In which they sre born.

L'ntll the Asiatic eruestlOQ Is V. 1 READ Vhy Store AfJ Friday Worth' While i settled trtt Christian principles If will arrow Increasingly, difficult sad dan i The Asiatic question Is one for nations! 'solution. Loral legislation in California will fee fntlle, It. win iot. asgrarate the problem.

The jrestleman'a agreement has served Us iay and should be superseded by Laws determined by eofcjjre and a4mi ietfrcd by America? ofOciale. Rcsralatlesi Tkr rgslatioh of ImnjJit ration from erery country mould be handled on the same general prl "This alone will Avoid humiliating race dis ejirrj amoabtof Inami arration wnJcb 'America can wisely d. mit from any iren popl should not exceed the Bomber, of that people that we can assimilate, Ameri cant ze saj ieauiy employ. Tfte standards for naturalization should raised snd the prtrilecje of eltjsensbJp should. then be open to erery a lawfully In Ameiicj who dulr Qualifies, All ieeJal laws i.

in with the Chinese' should be re aev.lopmes's 1 th orient sjnre th JUWDM IB Amnc should p4 saoer tae Mim uv Xbat are an. ailed to others and should reeeir. as oar treaties promise, 'most farored nation treatment. The Iter. William T.

Um.t a i. chairman of the commission and Kid ney ouJicK. secretary. messare "from President Wilson was read at the meetinr. The TreS aent expressed regret that el I Ms rd I at reetjng sv and expressed the hope "that the work the council wlU result in the best thing for the churches, the nation and the DISABLED VETERANS FORM CHAPTER I INDIANAPOLIS Xatiostal Plane to Ad rasee latercarts of Men UTennded Tweaty tJre men who were wounded or disabled la the world war hare organized an 'Indianapolis chapter of the Disabled American War Veterans of the World "Waraccording to Her bert James, a member of the national who assisted in establishina; the chapter.

The organisation is known as Indianapolis Chapter No. 2. Mr. James estimates that there are disabled re te rails in Iadianapoiis. Msn who were wounded, disabled or injured in the serrice and honorably discharged are eligible.

The purposes of the the announcement says, are "to adrance the Interests' of wounded, disabled and Iniured veterans, to, co onerate not be present, conreyed to ibeoua Cross and agencies, devoted to irrors and Pictures are constant reminder of the donor and should be 'carefully electe4 to reflect the taste of the griver and with a tbmifht for the taste of the recipient. Yo in find them appropriately framed and in great, rariety at HERMAN'S ART STORE Across From Keith On Second Floor 20 North Pennsylvania Street I 4. THE 1XDIAXAP0LIS KAVS. T11UKSDAY. DECE3IBEH 2..

1020. with the federal board of vocational I 7 i education, the. bureau of war rtslc Insurance, the United States public I health service, the American Hed V' Improrfnff the condition of disabled and to stimulate a I eelinc of mutual tferotlon, helpfulness asd comradeship among: all wounded and disabled TeteraruC Captain A. Stay ton. of Use United States public health service, will give a talk before the next meet in? of the Indianapolis chapter at the Marion Club g.

Kirst Onsin of Bearf Cfay liesi, I Spenal to The BELX.EFONTAIXE. Xecember Curtis Clay, age ninety two. a pioneer of this county, is dead at his home here. He was a first cousin of rWv. and leares forty great grandchildren.

BEAUTY and UTILITY ladlaaa Olasssesille Dtstiiawtot j' Anniversary Sale Qoses in All Pearson Stores in Muncie, Anderson, Koko a f)ilnkne Vswescils CSnalfivwillst nnrl Tnrllnnarwli Sntnrrlav Evening Store Open! Friday and Saturday Evenings Until 9 o'Clock 128 130 North Pennsylvania Street Since 1871, Indiana's La COMMERCE BODY ORGANIZED Chassber at HSehasemd Replaces Old Cosassercial ClnV. RICHMOND, December Z. The Richmond Chamber of Commerco was orga. nixed last eight at a dinner, in the attended br tJ' Pr sons. W.

A. iHlne. president of the II unci Commercial Club, was the principal sepafcer. and ahort ad dresses aiso were ntmum bj J. J.

lUe. Walker Land. Charles Jordan, Byram Bobbins. J. H.

lien tie and Theodore Daris. The new body replaces the Rich $2145 f. a. b. Factory Are combined in a rare degree of perfection in the Oldsmobile oupe.

The Ideal Christmas Gift FROM our six stores out in the state have been brought in for a wind up of our most successful 47th Anniversary Sale these 51 phonographs. Included' are. the world's best makes. Some, of these machines are shop worn, a few were used as demonstrators, one two are exchanges yet you will not be able to tell any one of them from a hew phonograph. is your opportoinity to save from 20 to more than 50 on a Christmas phonograph.

But remember this is for Friday and Saturday only; Come in early. These will go fast. Here How They Are Priced Originally Priced at $250, for Friday and Saturday, $195.00 Originally Priced at $225, for Friday and Saturday, Originally Priced at $200, for Friday and Saturday, $100.00 Originally Priced at $185, for Friday and Saturday, $147.50 Originally Priced at $175, for Friday and Saturday, $75.00 Originally Priced at $150, for Friday and Saturday, $65.00 Originally Priced at $120, for Friday and Saturday, $60.00 Originally Priced at $110, for Friday and Saturday, $55.00 Originally Priced at $85, for Friday and Saturday, $40.00 Originally Priced at $37.50, for Friday and Saturday, $17.50 9Z7 rta 91 er la ism Street 1U out of existence some time ago. The organizers, in outlining the scope of the ork to be undertaken, an i a 1 1 I nounced that erery class of citizenship was to be represented, manufacturers, merchants, labor and a Christmas Gifts for Mother or Sister All Velvet, Silk and Beaded Handbags Now 20 off A beautiful display in all dcsijrna. GENUINE cowhide weekend cases, lined 4" pure moire silk, in colors of black and tan, priced at S16.75 111 Mi farmers.

Officers of the Chamber of Commerce be elected at. 2 meetinpr tomorrow" night Ths St re s2 I Qifts 27 W. Washington St. MIL TRAVEUIJG GOODS A Wholesome Spread' for Wholesome Foods THE children love it spread thick, and you should give them all they want It is an energy builder. As a shortening for baking it is unexcelled and de pendable, and you ivill be delighted with the tenderness of biscuits and muffins: It is equally satisfactory, for ivyrag, excellent for all table needs.

7 1 And then, too; you are offering, the family a real treat and are saving on your grocery bill. It is an economy that makes no sacrifice of Its content is the white meat of selected cocoanuts, peanut oil, and dairy salt added 7 nothing could be more wholesome or delicious Always, fresh and absolutely pure. Introduce a Ko Ko Qiristmas fund into the household. Thesubstantial saving it works will' pur chase manylittle gifts. THE aaiOAmiOND COMPANY.

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