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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

referred the question of further mem
bership Of Dr. Cook to the directors,
with power to act II was said that
charges will be preferred against
Cook, who is member of the clubs
executive committee.
Rudolph kersting treasurer OF the
club who accompanied Dr. Cook or
the Greenland expedition in 1894. and
in 1901 to Alaska. proposed that as
the University of Copenhagen de
clared Cook an imposter, he should be
expelled. by his hoax he has dis
graced the Arctic Club" said Kerst
ing.
The meeting was thrown into ar
uproar. the debate being long and
stormy, and only two or three sup
ported Cook outright The regular
course OF presenting charges was
finally followed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
REBELS CONTINUE TO WIN.

Bluefelds, Dee 22--The battle
which began Monday in the vicinity
Iof Rama. continued all day yesterday.
The iubilation of the people here Is
restrained because of the knowledge
that many were killed. AS the fight
ing was in the bush It viii be Ions
time before the casualties are known
The major honors Of today's fighting
will 20 to the general and men who
made a brilliant flank movement
which lasted five hours and ended in
an assault on Tatumbla Hill, which he
captured This position is the key
to victory.
The defeat of Gonzales at Tatumbla
where he was strongly entrenched,
drove him back to Recreo, where the
revolutionary attack on them was
later resumed.
Gonzales forces are estimated at l.
500, and those of Chamorro. Fornos
and Diaz at 1000. Mena had a hun
dred and fifty wounded and f30 cap
tured the first dy. All were removed
20 plpefelds. Fstradas losses in
clnde two colonels, one missing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
PHILADELPHIA LAWYER SUES
ONE OF HEARST CONCERNS

New York, Dec. 22Thomas b.
Harmed, the Philadelphia lawyer, to,
day sued Hearst's lnternatlona
Magazine company for damages OF
$75, 900 for alleged libel in the current
issue of the Cosmopolitan Magazine
in an article entitled Tragedies OF
the Sugar Trust"
In the article there appeared copy
of letter written by Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham to United States
District Attorney Wise, here, which
was copied from the original
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
zELAYA ISSUES MANIFESTO.

Managua. Dec 22.--Zelaya today Is
sued manifesto declaring his sur
render Of the presidency was caused
BY the desire TO save Nicaragua the
humiliation of outrages threatened by
I powergul foreign nation, which Is
inaugurating decisive influence over
The destiny Of Nicaragua. Because of
bis resistance against imposition anu
tutelage, which is the forerunner al
the conversion Of the Latin nations
Of America into United States de-
Tendencies, be had incurred the
hatred of that government, aud when
the DEBATED reyelutionists appeared
certain that the United States had
inexplicably severed relations with
Nicaragua, Zelaya protested before
the world against the mejdling Of the
United States and the threat to land
marines
The manifesto takes up clauses of
the Knox letter in an attempt to re-
IuLS LUt CldI EtH Will 'NlllVn VI ~
ters he received from Coolidge. for
mer American minister at Manaaua,
thanking him for his courteous treat
ment and manner Of the claims OF
Guatemala and Salvador 4
Zelaya declares that Cannon and
Groce were executed according to the
law. This pretext for intervention, he
lsserts. Is similar to that employed
when the United States first inter-
ened in Cuba. for there was no
proof that the Maine had been blown
~ by the Spaniards: yet this was
aiken as cause for action. Nor is
here any proof that Cannon and
3roce were executed unlawfully
1t is persistently rumored that Hon
Iman refugees In Guatemala are pre-
laring to invade Honduras
General Gonzales. commanding the
Ielayan troops at Rama, claims that
he won a victory over the revolu-
Honists. he admits he suffered Sc
9ere loss. The battle began at noon
Monday and the government right
vas attacked by Chamarro and the
left by Matuity, These posts were
defended until evening by Gonzales
and Castillo.
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DIRECTORS OF AERO CLUB OF
AMERICA APPROVE LOS
ANGELES AFFAIR.
pR0vISo IS SET DOWN
President of Aero CLUB Must Be Sat
isfied That Rules Are Obeeyd
Licensing Of Pilots
Question.

New York, Dec. 22.-The board of
directors OF the Aero Club OF America
has directed the president to sanction
the aeroplane meet in Los Angeles
Cal, providing he is satisfied that all
rules Of the International Aeronaut-
ical Federation and the Aero Club of
America are fulfilled. The rules in
clude that the Aero Club of America
shall have the right to confirm the
awards of prizes. also to declare a
pilot licensed by the club who par
ticipates in contest wherein he is
an unlicensed pilot,
The president of the Aero Club is
to go 10 Los Angeles and
satisfy himself that the conditions are
fully met.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
WARDLAW SISTERS
MUST STAND TRIAL
On MURDER CHARGE

New York. Dec. 22.--The three mys-
terious Wardlaw sisters must face
trial in New jersey. harged with the
murder Of 0cey Snead, the East
Orange bath tub victim. The grand
Jury of Newark reported this after
noon two indictments against all
three.
one OF tile indictments charges each
with being the principal in carsing
tiGa Sneai's death by drowning, and
charges each sister with being an ac-
ceseorv. The other indictment charges
the three collectively with causing
Mrs. SneaJ ito commit self murder
The sisters are Mrs. Caroline Mar
tin, mother Of Mrs Snead; Mrs.
Ward,aw Snead, the victims aunt and
motherln-law and Miss Virginia
Wardaw, an aunt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
REASSERTS THAT He BELIEVES
BOTH COOK AND PEARY
REACHED POLE.
MAKES A sUCCE ,TION
National Geographical Society Has
Not Kept Promise--Says Danes
Should Also Examine
Peary's Proofs.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Reaffirming
his confidence in Dr. Cook, Admiral
Schley today called publicly upon
Peary to submit his proofs that he
reached the pole to some scientific
body other than the National Geo
graphical Society. Schley said.
"The Danes are the best posted
men in the world on arctic matters.
The University of Copenhagen should
have an opportunity to examine
Peary's proofs, and submit them to
the test applied to Cooks"
II was suggested to the Admiral
that the Natinal Geographic Society
some time ago officially declared its
intention to let scientific bodies Of
reputable standing examine and test
Peary's proofs.
But the organization has not done
it," he retorted, SO far there has
been shown no disposition to carry
out its avowed intentions, has there?"
Schley reaffirmed his belief in DR..
Cook. adding that he believed Peary
also gained the pole.
The Admiral has had wide expert
ence in the far north. In 1884 he
commanded the Theise expedition
which resulted in the rescue of
Greely and six men cast away on
Cape Sabine, and believed lost.
Members of the National Geo
graphic society declined to discuss
1 Schley's suggestion The society is
still smarting under the curt reply Of
the University Of Copenhagen to it's
I ing the society be permitted to be
present Wien DR. Cooks data was ex,
amined.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
REJOICING uNcONFINED BY CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN DIPLOMATS
AT WASHINGTON.
MANIFESTO IS ISSUED
BY Zelaya Which Further Rerates u
S.--lnvasion Of Honduras
Rumored--6O0 X He'd
at Rama.

Washington, Dec. q. Rejoicing
over the reported extent of the reyo,
lutionary victory in the vicinity OF
Rama is unconfined by the Mica
raguans here, and practically all Cen
tral American diplomats are celebrat-
ing the downfall of Zelaya.
It is believed that Estrada will com.
pei the surrender of the government
troops bottled up at Greytown, but
the country between Blueaelds and
Greytown is swanpY and difficult for
the army. The next move will be the
capture of the towns along the San
Juan river, which couples Lake Mica
raeua with the sea The revolu-
tionsts Will then have clear connee.
tion with the seaboard base and move
swiftly toward Managua
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
SI25,OOO WORTH OF
WhISKEY DESTROYED
IN CINCINNATI FIRE

Cincinnati, Dec. ga cGe in
Fourth street, which. threatened an
entire block in the heart of the bus
mess center. tonight destroyed the
five story whisky warehouse of Sol
and Sig treidberg, AMI caused a less
of .s2o0,0o0, including Sl25,0o9 worth
OF whisky The Grand hotel, with a
couple Of hundred guests, immediate
ly faced the doomed warehouse and
vas in considerable danger.
Chief Conway Of the salvage corDs
was hurled from an automobile when
the machine struck a telegraph pole
He was severely brrised Four fire.
men were injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
SITUATION AT sTANDsTlLL.

St Paul, Dec. 22.-Until the return
omorrow Of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific officials who con
erred today with the general man
ayers committee at Chicago there
will be no changer in the strike sit
nation This was stated tonight by
by Chairman Perham of the railroad
council of the American Federation
OF Labor and President fiawlet of the
Switchmen Conferences will be held
tomorrow upon the return'o Of the raj
road officials
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

Jackson, Miss. Dec. o. Senator A,
]. McLaurin died this evening at his
home at Brandon as the result of an
attack of heart failure. The senator
was seated in the library when he
suddenly Tell forward. Life was ex-
tinct when the family reached his
side, A few moments previously Nc
Laurin lad remarked that he was
feeling better than at any time since
his recent severe illness, resulting
from ptomaine poisoning.
His successor will either be an
pointed Immediately by the governor
or elected by the legislature which
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

After karpoff entered the rooms
.Nosskressensky went outside ON the
pretext of examining an electric bell.
which failed to act. 1t is supposed
that he then connected wires which
exploded the bomb. Vosskressenskg
was arrested
In the duma tonight an interpella-
ton suggesting that the affair was the
work Of agents of the provacateurs,
aand demanding that the government
end the participation of the secret
police in terroist acts. was referred to
a committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
NANsEN BREAKS SILENCE.

Christiana, Dec. 22.--Nansen today
broke a long silence, and said:
Cook is practically a dead man and
ought to vanish from consideration.
] never trusted him. for his first re-
port did not insrire confidence. while
later ones were filed with improb-
abilities and contradictions. never
doubted Peary's veracity, although !
did not approve OF his behavior after
his return. However ii is easy to
understand his Indignation At least
he is man"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
WILL SELL RAILROAD TO
SATISFY COMPTON CLAIM

Toledo Dec. a. When the proper
" Of the Wabash Railroad in Ohio In
sold to satisfy the 100000 claim Of
Tho estate Of James Compton, on old
tonds, it Is agreed that it win be
5ought in u holding company or.
.9nizel for the purpose First merit
age bonds aggregating million dol.
ars will be issued and after the set
tement Of the Compton claims the
roperty will revert TO the present
company
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL DATES ARE
FIXED AT MEETING YESTER-
DAY AT CHICAGO.
MEMBERSHIP QUESTION
Was Not Considered at Yesterdays
Meetine-change Are Probable
Baseball Starts Mid.
die of April.

Chicago, Dec. 22-~The represents
tiyes of the universities comprising
the big Eeight" met today In annual
conference No quetsions concerning
changes in the conference member
ship were considered, the conference
concerning itself solely with the ar
ranging of baseball and track sched-
|ules. Those present were Dr. G.. p.
Hntehins, Wisconsin; James Sheldon.
Indiana; Hugh Nicol Purdue; L. o.
Gillespie, Northwestern; H. NJ.
Smith, Iowa state; A. A. Stagg. Chi
cago; Prot. II Z. Tecch, Minnesota;
George Huff, Illinois
Tic following baseball dates were
adoptedi
AEril 10 Northwestern VS.. Illinois.
tax t'rbana
lc Indiana W., Illinois, at Urbana.
lc Northwestern vs. Wisconsin,
1 Madison.
2o--cbicago VS.. Wisconsin. Madi.
son.
22--Purlue KS. Wisconsin, La Fay,
ette.
| 23-lllinols VS.. Wisconsin, Urbana.
23- Northwestern VS.. Chicago,
Evanston,
27-Chicago VS. Illinois, Chicago.
2s-Iowa KS. Wisconsin, Madison.
| 29--Purdue vs. Northwestern, La
Fayette.
3o-Iowa VS.. Illinois, Urbana.
| 3o- Northwestern vs.. Indiana.
fBloomlneton
May Chicago vs. Illinois, CHI
cago.
5-Norhwestern vs.. Illinois, t'ssans-
tn ~. ~
CEndIana VS.. Chicago Chicago.
Indiana VS.. Northwestern, Evans.
lton
/ Wisconsin VS. Illinois, Madison.
t0-Purdue VS. Illinois, t'rbana
13--Iowa VS. Wisconsin, Iowa City.
1t--Chicago VS. Illinois, Irrbana.
14- Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin, Madi-
son.
H-Indiana VS.. Purdue, La Fayette.
19-Purdue VS. Wisconsin, Madison.
20Chicago vs. Illinois, Urbana.
20-Purdue VS., Northwestern.
| Evanston.
Minneeota VS., Illinois, Urhana.
21-Purdue VS.. Chicago, Chicago.
23-Minnesota vs.. Indiana. Bloom
lington
2l--Minnesota VS. Chicago, Chicago,
/ az Minnesota VS.. Iowa, Minneap-
EoiTs
2T--Wisconsin VS.. Northwestern.
Evanston,
27--Purdue VS.. Illinois, lafayette.
2s-- Wisconsin VS.. Chicago. Chicago.
2s--lndiana VS.. Illinois. blooming
ton.
2siowa vs.. Minnesota, Minneap-
oils.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
FLOCkINC TO BRUSSELS
Belgian PEOPLE Go to Attend the
Funeral of Late King
Leopold H. s

Brussels, Dec. 22,-Throngs are ar
irving to attend the funeral of Leo
pold and the accession of Albert
Prince Albert personally met the
Duke of Connaugbt, Prince Henry OF
Prussia and Prince Ferdinand. Of
Rcumania
1t Is rumored that the stock com
pany to which the king turned over
the most of his property is about to
dissolve, on the ground that its or.
ganization is illegal. 1t is authorita,
tiFely stated, however, that this Il
unfcunded and that the company wit
contest the suits br0ugnt byatne prn
ccsses Louise and Stephanie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
CHIEF OF SECRET POLICE
OF ST. PETERSBURG KILLED

st. Petersburg, Dec. 22.-The assas-
sination today Of Col. Karpoff, chief
of the secret police, who was enticed
to an apartment and there blown to
pieces by a bomb exploded supposedly
by his host, Michael Vosskressensky,
has caused great sensation here.
The popular theory Is that Karpoff
was engaged in the manufacture of
false evidence and that Vosskessen-
sky, though in the chiefs pay, was
plotting in behalf Of the revolutions
lists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

week" said the manager of the event
We intend to invite some of the Of.
lcers of the Aero Club to be judges.
THE only point not cleared up re-
ates to licensed pilots. We are 5000
liles from New York and it would
e asking too much to require all com.
leting aviators TO become members
)f the Aero Club in the short time
emaining. Fifty-eight entries have
cen registered"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
SUDDEN INSANITY
LEADS MAN To TRY
TO MURDER FAMILY

Fresno, CAL Dec. 22.-Stricken
with sudden insanity, G. G.. Chetvront.
a rancher. killed lis wife and one
child. wounded three others, and later
ended his life rnder the wheels of a
railroad train. Cheuyront split his
wife's skull with one blow Of a
Ratchet, entered the bedroom where
the children were asleep, struck
George. aged IA, Claude, aged Il.
Gladys, 10. and an infant daughter.
Claude is dead, and Gladys lying.
The others will recover. Cheuvronts
dismenlberet body WIS found beside
the railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
WARRINER PLEADS GUILTY
SENTENCED FOR SIX YEARS

Cincinnati, Dec. 22-Charles L.
Warmer, the defaulting local treas
urer of the Zig Four, pleaded guilty
to embezzlement today and was SEN
fenced to six years at hard labor in
the penitentlary. The plea was pre-
arranged between the prosecutor and
WARMERS attorneys. The sentence
concludeYat least one chapter of the
story of the theft OF at least $643,0l0
Mrs. Jeanette Stewart-Ford. the
woman in the case, win be brought
to trial Monday on a charge of black
mail. The principal witness against
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
NEW CABINET FORMED.

Lisbon, Dec. 22.-The formation Of
a new cabinet was announced today
All the ministry are Progressists. The
cortes will reassemble January ., then
adjourn two omnths to permit the
government to prepare program OF
reforms, including amendments to the
constitution and improvement of the
electoral system.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

Washington, Dec. 2-McLaurin
was 81 years old. His present term
of office whereto he was reelected
would have exnired in 1919.
Mclaurln was a lawyer. He served
through the Civil war as a -eunfesf-
crate pftyate. He way one OF the
strongest defenders Of the south.
though less radical than some He
was an active worker on the senate
committee on Mississippi river and
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

her will be Warmer, who alleges that
she, by blackmal. drove him from
crime to crime for ten years.
When WARMERS lawyers entered
his plea. Warmer made a passionate
declaration OF the agonies he suf'
fered during the years that. high In
the confidence of his employer and
friends, he had been engagea ID sys,
tematic THEFT. He conchael with an
appeal for immediate sentence.
There was considerable surprise at
the comparatice leniency of the sen
tence. The term can be reduced by
good behavior to less than four years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
NlcARAGUAN BILLS.

Washington, Dec. 22.--Nicaragns
will not cut much figure in the house
if the views of Chairman Perkins OF
the foreign affairs committee prevail
Several bills and resolutions are
pending relating to the NicaraguaD
but the chairman is opposed
to reporting any of them on the
ground that they are unnecessary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
PORTO RICO POLITICIANS
HAVE MADE A TRUCE

San Juan, P. r., Dec. 22yAfte'
twelve years of disagreement the Re
publican and Unionist leaders. Bar
bosa and Rivera, agreed to bury
their differences and unite for the
Improvement Of civic conditions. ar
elective senate and the fullest sell
government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
ASK UMPlRES WHERE
MOST TROUBLE LIES

New York, Nov. 22,-President
Lynch of the National League sent a
letter today to the six veteran um.
pires-O'Day, Emeshe, Kane, John
stone, Klein and Rigler asking then
to state where most of their troubles
with players originated last season
and whether the coachers, Managers
or bench warmers were primarily a
fault.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
The Better Part,

Pompano-"Why do you work 30
hard. Bagley, You slave from morn
ing until night" Bagley-'1 know.
10. wish to get rich. want 10 die
worth million. Pompano-"Well,
here's no accounting for tastes, Now,
| would much prefer to live worth
half million"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
Just in Passing.
BARONESS WANTS RIGHTS.

Pontoise, France, Dec. 22.-The pc
tition Of Baroness Vaughan for a can
collation. of the order placing seals
upon the property at Balincourt given
her by Leopold. was argued in the
court today. A decision will be
given tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
SAYS ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE is CRIPPLED

Louisville, KY, Dec. 22.--In the an
nal report to the directors of the
lodel License League, today. Pres
lent Gilmore asserted that the
ational Anti-Saloon League is Grip
led financially and would live but
To years more. All officers of the
rague were reelected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

morro's father here reports that six
hundred were killed, 1890 prisoners
and million cartridges captured by
the provisional forces In the battle
of Rama
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
hoNoREp AS EXPLORER.

Copenhagen, Dee, ~ Officials Of
the Royal Geographical Society and
the University Of Copenhagen say the
Institution did not bestow houors up
on Cook as a reward for his discovery
of the pole, but merely in recognit en-
of Cooks Arctic explorations, and
consequently will not withdraw The
honors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
PRAIRIE AT COLON.

Colon, Dec. 22.-The Prairie, with
seven hundred marines and five hun.
dred thousand rounds OF ammunition,
arrived today. The dispatch boat
Dolphin also arrived.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
TRIED TO KILL PREMIER.

Bucharest, Dec. 22.---A workman to-
day fired three shots at Bratianc, pre-.
mier OF Roumania. One Of the brl.
lets struck the minister slightly In.
hiring him. The assailant was q
rested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
CAPT. CHAVEZ FREED.

Managua, Dec 22.--Captain Chavez
who, when commanding the firing
squad refused to give the order q Of
execution Of Cannon and Groce was
ordered liberated from the peniten-
tiary.
In a clash today between the police
and demonstrators at NJ ava several
were wounded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
Removing All Doubt.

Ladies and gentlemen declared
conscientious auctioneer, there Is
no decei. about thea4searpets They
are genuine tapestry carpets. bought
them from old Tapestry himseii!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
COMB EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.

st. Petersburg, Dec. PA bomb
exploded tonight in a Terrorist lodg.
'ng house and two persons were
iilled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
MANAGERS PLEASED.

Los Angeles. Dec. give are glad
that the Aero Club Of America has
sanctioned the Los Angeles aviation
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

Harmed Is one Of the men Indicted
IN connection with the Pennsylvania
Sugar Refining company merger suit
whose demurrer. however, was sus-
tanned on the ground that the prsects.
tion was barred by the statute OF
Limitations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
MAY EgpEl.L COOK.

New York, Dee. 22.The members
aof the Arctic Glib OF America tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
WAS 81 YEARS OLD.

viii convene in January.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
SIX HUNDRED KILLED.

Panama, Dec. ga Bluefelds
wireless addressed to General CNa-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

WlckERsHAM IS SORE.
Washington, Dec. % Wickersham
made II plain that he win prosecute
he person who stole his letter TO
Wise, and Jail him If possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23

CONCLUDED on Fourth Page.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-23
SENATOR M'LAURIN DIES
SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME

J! { I " ~ =
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-01
1000 CHILDREN TERRIFIED
"alack Hand" stories-caus Panic
in School Fourteen Young
sters Are Injured.

New York. Terrified by Black
Hand stories, 1000 children STAN
peded in a Polish parochial school In
Jersey City, when fireworks were set
on in the street, and made a mad rush
for the doors. IA were crushed. one SO
seriously that death will result. The
fatally injured child is Marianne
zelackshky, seven years old: the 9th
ers comprise Ave little girls and eight
boys, all ranging from seven to ten
years in age. All are in Jersey City
hospitals, but it is believed that all
will recover.
The schoolhouse, three-story brick
building, is a stones throw from an
Italian church, which had obtained q
permit to set OF fireworks during q
church celebration. "A rumor got out
last week among the children in lower
Jersey City schools that threats had
been made to blow up the schools
with dynamite. Ia5S \
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-01
UNION WOMEN IN SESSION
Second National Biennial Convention
Of Their Trade League 10 Opened
in Chicago.

Chicago.-The second biennial con.
vention Of the National Women's
Trade Union league was called to or
der at ten o'clock Monday morning in
the Fine Arts building with about so
delegates in attendance. Mrs. Mary
Morton Kehew Of Boston, the first ma
.tional president Of the league, was In
the chair. 4 The delegates have come
from all parts Of this country and in
addition friends Of the movement are
present from European lands. Among
the latter are Miss Mary Macarthur
Of London, secretary Of the British
Women's Trade league; Mrs. Werner
Hagemann of Munich. and Miss Ag-
mes Herman Of Berlin. The league,
which aims to secure better working
conditions and wages for women who
toll, will hold daily sessions In the
Fine Arts building for four days.