The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1915, Page 4

peace terms. nate re i ate aangrereigls emeiwesinkranestiar nara * “ad (Continved from First Page.) —— all the belligerent powers aro tired of) 4+ the most part of foreign coun. the war and only awaiting an invita- thoa from meutral powers to discuss In effeot, she eaid, the delegation of women who visited the heads of Bu- { ropean Governments after the wom-| QF CARDINAL GIBBONS AND en's pence conference at The Hague t to sound out peace possibilities were H told this: “You have the right end only way to accomplish peace. Do It, . ‘and do it quickly.” “We have in our possession facta | that no one else on earth has,” sald ' Mme. Sehwimmer. i these before the President, We have] furtherence of his scheme to end waited anti! now to deliver the proofs that this war can be stopped, i “Each belligerent nation tells us: : “at you say we have made for peace, we will deny It." This move- ' ment must come from all at once, tn “We shall lay advanoea | “PTosressing favorably.” “We invite you to | call and héarthe clear- t ness and big, round | body of tone which response to an invitation from tel or the American Confederation of outside, We were told this directly | peace by those at the heads of the Govern- ments at war. “We will not ask the President to take the initiative in this peace con- gress. It would be better if he ald so, tries taking the initiative, if Presi- dent Wilson will tel! the world he will approve this congress, “We go to him because America te a country of ideais. It ts, ina meas- ure, Earopean because its people are member of the mission Although Mr. tries. It fa in @ wonderful position to speak for all countries at once.” omen arensen FORD RUSHES TO ASK AID ee oral Mr. Ford had PRESIDENT TO END WAR ° | their veanel. un option on the steamship. When Henry Ford, peacemaker extraordinary, left the Hotel more this morning for Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, in what cost. the Buropean conflict “by Christ- mas,” he sald that everything was Mr. Ford was accompaniod on his funket of peace by Burr P. Lochner, Secrotary to sail from New York on Dee. 4. Helen Ring Robinson, to go on the peace ship. —_— TWO GOVERNORS DECLINE FORD'S INVITATION TO * JOIN PEACE PARTY. mj sent by Gov, Fielder said: considered meddlesome,” BALTIMORE, Nov. 26,—In reply to hia invitation that he become a ent aboard the peace ship, Gov, at. Goldsborough of Ma sent Henry Ford the land to- Tt ts impossible to accep: bas Hilmi, formerly Khedive of Egypt, Mj has arrived bere to undergo an opere- tion on his tongue. 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He will also see President Wilson in Washington regarding his expedition and Jater in Philadelphia will discuer the project with John Wanamaker, who, according to the Ford forces, has indicated his willingness to be a Ford announced on Saturday that he had chartered the steamer Oscar Il. of the Beandinay- ain-America Line to take his dis- ciples of peace to Europe, it was said at the offices of the steamship y that this was not the the Hine aaid that proached them and inquired whether he could charter He did not even obtain The New York offices were unable to give Bilt- | their consent to the chartering plan, but said they would cable the main office in Copenhagen to find whether the #hip: could be chartered and at As yet no reply has been received. The Oscar II, is scheduled One of the latest volunteers for passage on the peace ehip ia Dr. David Starr Jordan of California. Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver and the woman State Senator of Colorado, also wish TRENTON, N. J. Nov. 26,—Gov. 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May be it is locked up in the Lambert vaults, not to be paid for until it is wanted for delivery as late, possibly, as closing time Christmas Eve. But in all cases these Christmas presents of guaranteed Diamond,Solid Gold and Platinum Jewelry, Diamond Solid Gold and Platinum Rings, Watches and Silverware have been se- lected carefully, in comfort, long before the Christmas rush has filled the Lam- Full Values in Solitaire Diamond Engagement Rings To be frank, Fifteen Hundred Dollars is more than most men care to pay for a Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring, but he who does pay that price or less at Lamberts has the satisfaction of knowing that he gets Full Diamond Value. He does not pay a cent to a middleman for he buys of direct importers, who sell so begins? many Diamonds (of $125 fine quality only, cut by masters of the $150 craft) that they can Les ha make all $175 prices low. Our direct impor- $200 tation of Diamonds has continued even $250 under the most un- favorable conditions $275 and we have not in- cr prices. We $300 are selling Sol- itaire Diamond En- $350 agement Rings as fow as Ten Dollars. Watches From Front Rank Factories Tell us in a general way wt what sort of Christmas watch you want and about what you are willing to pay and we will show you watches from the foremost factories, all guaranteed, for our own watchmakers take the precaution to inspéct every movement that comes : into the store. Possibly you would be interested in thin médel watches in solid 14-karat gold cases, for men, and fashionable styles of bracelet watches for ladies. Octagonal solid 14-karat gold watch racelet, with fine 15-jewel Swiss movement, $26.00. No Better Chains Are Made _ a —————— < - sonn wail should be rotected by a chain or fob. Jere are shown some ex- amples of Solid Gold Chains, suitable for Christmas Men’e Solid’ \e-Karat Gold wraid|Worches» We do not make R 4 them ourselves, but buy La ee rad Waldenes them of the best makers Vest Chains, $10.00 up. known. We have a large variety of monogram fobs, in solid 14-karat gold, made specially to order, from $15.00 up. Order early. Why Stylish Lavallieres Are Low in Price Because we are not loaded down with “overhead” costs of business we sell dainty but durable Solid Gold Christmas Lavallieres as low as $2.75. The least expensive ones are stylish in design, and as painstakingly made as ornaments you would pay th prices for if you bought them in a store where middleman’s profit and big operating expenses absorb the customer’s money. Fancy braid link, chased border solid 10-karat gold Guard Chain, heart slide, 1 pearl, $12.50. 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These far-sighted customers have enjoyed that courteous, attentive service that is as important a part of good shopkeeping as quality in* the goods and moderate prices. Will not you, now reading these words, profit by the example of other Lambert customers and give us serve you before the Christmas hurry other gems. Many pleasing patterns from $7.50 up; with diamond, $15.00 up. Solid Gold Scarf Pins. $1.00 up Solid Gold Studs Diamond Scarf Pins $5.00 up Solid Gold Cities Beaton Diamond Rings $10.00 up Solid Gold Key Rings. Initial Bing. . .00 up Solid Gold Pencils. . 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Welcome Scarf Pins Do not hesitate to give the man of the house, nor the big boy another scarf pin, Lamberts will show you some beauties in Solid Gold from $1.00 Sparkling with selected, nported Diamonds, 810.00 to 81,000.00 Sporting, fancy animal, heraldic, geometric and other patterns. Solid Rose Ten- finished, ae ray Solid 16 Scarf Revas Pian, Gold bright Scart wotished, set with Pino, 1 real sapphire snake and 2 whole|design, with real pearls, $2.78, amethyst, $5.00, Cuff Button Suggestions + If yok think, Medam, that this Christmas would be ® good time to surprise somebody with a fine pair of SolidGold Cuff Buttons, we know you would be glad to look over our assort- ments before the store is crowded. Heavy solid 14-] 49) 34 buttons, karat gold cuff|gold, center en- buttons, engine| gine lined, with lined and pierced | Platinum stripes, etfect. Pet pair,| platinum tender $10.00. | bes pait, $14.50, Other plain. solid gold cuff butts from $2.00 pair vik Diomeeat $10.00 up. Wis $2.00 up 83 S555 esr ss! paired