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WapDleOu o1no Bic SSroucnr
Son &rpf. Or. 60. Send.

Ser SiItorifer pflegt al oenl &o=
pitel gfapolepl um0 Die Srouen flii4-
tlg Dor6el5ugegerL els on eineln, oa5
IN ben Gounrnoben Des Sitoncn Elm
al fleines llnb nancrtli6 au6 ent=
ltellenoe5 lit. Grit mcnn er iiA, oez
5mlllgcn Ourh einen bCiOnOcren glnz
laB, in pen in0i5fretcn Stoif mGitcr
bnleIrmogt, 10 mon0elt ii6 Der aus
elnem bQBltbCn mCDr in cinen trait
rlgeh lllo cr cnt0Cft il6Crrnibt, mie
tbn Oiclc Scobod)tungcn pon nelten
Soften Ill Dos mCnlflide 8ortroit
0eS SSSmpcrntor5 nGhcr bringcu. gr
ilc6t III ScfilbiC llnO 9teiiGnotioncn,
100 CT allcin 3pniamCn ge6nd)t; CT
ttnoct, no Cr btshGr nlr mornllole
Slnnllhfeit 9clcben, Cln SChncn nud
3drtli6fcit mo Ncliebt mCrOcn, On3
etnns @cihes, Qlrntea, Scl6riocncs
bat; er liCbt Dor aQCnl bic 5lpeitc Sci
rat bcS &oiiers ollf einntoI IN cincn
6lpar IcfunOircn, obcr ocIto interci=
ialteren 9i6t lln0 miro iih flur, 0nb
lie, pie iebr ouh cin 9lft Ocs opnoz
iti'6en Gbrgci5c3 mo Ser StaotSs
rGion, ni6tSOeItomCni9er Ser pcrl0n=
lidc Srollm bcs Gliid5 lmO elmer ipG=
ten Grfilllltng gelnclcn it,
Gs gibt cillcll giapoIeon inconur in
oicicm riifiibtsloicn @rpbcrcr OcS
8iQens lrlo Ser @cwnlt. Gic ScpO=
rcQoIiite iciner Gonjuuncricn ou5
Der 3cit ieiner 0tocbt oori Ourilbcr
nift t0lti6cn, oielc llngeItiIItbcit OcS
@elilits, monlit er cinc ms mcbr olS
ernlilOcnoe 3ob1 bon Sroucn SIT Sflo-
pilmen ieincs SultonismuS 5luin9t
9lu6 Die llncri0ttlidfcit miro 1tn5
num- chcn ols ioldhc, sum SpluptonL
0n5 nCbcn bcnl @cfiibl bc5 llC0erOrtI-
les, bes 9lbI@eu5 Goh ouA DuS oeS
N}itleiOs meft. @cil inlncr ant
brenncn0ltc1 na6 ocm @cnl&B Der
SSSlnpuIic Scr 6ral,cn Ser IeG5t, OCm
iic nic hon Iclblt 5uflicNcn. Sic Bic
lcl, ocrCn Der @crriih lidl 6cn0d)z
tigt bot, fiigen iid] linn ncbr oocr
ninoer crfrcut mus Sen tripiolIten
@riinoclL obcr ciQcntlid hcr5lih oOcr
gar innig fir ita 9eiponnen bat er
feline. Ser 1un cin mirflihcs Scr
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iitbtige, &crscibcnoc, nit elmer iufen-
Sen 9lnb6nQIi6fcit Oanf6or Slei6en=
De lit cr. NIu mos Oo0C9cn lie III lei
ncn 9lrlncn bcnfcn, oas lit NCtlome.
it Nciolliud)t, Sc}nhlllnN ibrcr
ShuIOcIL aopitolilicrltng ihrcr @e-
fGligfeit, iinO SSSntriQltfn, icicn ea Die
aliiglihfcitcn Scr ii6 fir Die &or=
teilc itrer @ntten rOpferltOen" Gns
men, ieien cs bo6politiibc Ginllllbz
niini6e, >uie IN Dem 6all Der @r0fin
@olcpSfo, Der man 10 germ oCn 9tints
bus Der potriotilhcn @offnltn95tr0=
germ Der @Solen Qibt. Salt bon uIlen
bat er erlcbt, boB lie i'm bi1terOrein
befeinbet lnO beleiOigt babct. Sic
gitclfett, 6oonrit;n oocr ntd mtr
@cgcnItono Scr 9lufmerfionlfeit bcS
meltQcihi6tli6cn @nporfommlinQs
qelpeicn 5u icilL 90nnt iih nod elmer
fraglpitrbi9crL nbcr llnI6mierigel1
Gip6ologie Die nod b0bcre @cnllg-
tltltng beS @ielStritts.
0ie einen lperoen ibm bil1terber int
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Carl Elm HoIf Iciuc Stootsnp

- Gorf cin &olt Icinc StQutsper-
foiilng 1n0crn, mcnn cs nil? llcber
Oiclc iSr1gc lit iCbr @lltc3 ltno Sdled)=
tc$ gclo0t uorOcu. &d gloube, Die
bette ghltluort Onrnlf lit: gSer nill
c5 iDm Derucbrcn, pcnll g ouSu cllt=
IdlOiicn lit? .9lQgcncin geporoencl
@rl1n0i1ben NcnrGb bm1oCln, lit no-
tilrli6; Der &cril1cb fonn follh aus
iaIIen, olIein cS lit nun eiunol 5unn
%eriu6 gcfOmnlen. SSbnl por5ubclt-
gen lniiBtcn sic 8ciicItcl1 sic Sbcr-
fano baben, nno oieie @eiieItsn
miiBtcn cine Ntcngc ser llnpciieltcll
fon1manbierell fGnncn, Inn Die Scr
nlurft Der @eiieren uno ben @cbor=
lam ser S6le6teren immer l1o6 oer-
ielben Seite 3u lenten. 8, 8.
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Nnnlntcr ).

Scfonntc bon 9topolconS pcrItorbes
ncnl &atcr, ibrcn !Dtonn, unO obnc
Scllnncn - bolt Cr iid bel Der Der
.nun1tlgen Same icinen &orb. Go
nlnht II Die Sefonntidaft scr 8itne
Scoubornol2, uno cS be0orf fo1rn
lio9 Ocs pcrbciBlugSpoQen 3ure0ens
lcIlcS. 3ioilbefS @orros' Inn tie I'M
Stllrm 6u ncbmCn.
SOiefine lit mlr icd)5 Sabre otter
ais cr. Sie lit Die porlc6me Game
ld)on aus Der lran5oiii@en @eicu.
ldoft Oc5 oncicn regime, unN iopenio
oo3 etpuS gCItcn iou, iouicl bcbeutet
g trobOcln. 005 MciIlnitteL ieineS
&orlelltlnma IN mcbr ais ciner 9e,ic.
.llllg miro Icin, bic Siirgcrin @colr.
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tene H. %Ollfron50iiu, GTrclmOin ser
SoIllcu lm0 @clicbtc Norros', bent
obcr Oicic5 &crbGItniS - eineS uu=
ter oIeIcn - ibOn rcidiiA anOallert,
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lptc Die So'llen ooer Die Iid nod cr-
frooo9olltcr III Sle9 entllIItcr 9fei5e
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| lppn 81 pcrplllQt pafllr. SorrCtte
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2tugcn nod, Oilmn gclpprocncS brou-
ne5 SOAR, rctdlltd)c Shninfe, rltinen,
DH1tc Sabine, oorln tonlnen Die o6=
iEtt1ocn o9lloerl'l9cn 5n'onmen.
Illlo llllll'cr III Dcal lalll9cn eldrnle
DER fcllCren Gollle, ourN Oen lie
mlrtt. < Oent ollltlleM clll5l9en
IStIelO, lpon11t mon 1lf III Htlellid)oft
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gen NO>cllne olltd) Ole metd)c 9ro5le
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verbobt" ltd). EScmn Die 3cit o6cr
/ Nfr NlfNniHirn 0ntijr NiSOnrTrr+ finn
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bNtNbI ~ lbStl It!Ib lIltbl LOttlNI on "
hCu Gie ircic 8ctdtiQltnJ nod Sang
mo &CronlnQlnQ lit bis ouf cin N}is
ninlum ciuQeihrGnft mor0en. $50 iii
hCutc Ser 2lrbcitcr, Ser Icin gull6cs
&GnncL feline Qon5c Seih!fli6fcit IN
Ieinc 2lr6eit binc;n5tlc9cn Ucrlno8,
Der nit &efricOiqlmg bctrnhtcn fonn,
mas CT QeleiiGct Dot? Go@ pcri0nii-
die ShnfiGU bat Der U{old)lne met
heu niiiieu. 0o2 lit oQernin95 i'm
@runOc fcin 9}ohtCil fiir Die Nten=
ihcn; Die AFoihincn iino imitanOe
NIT wcit Qr6Bcrcr GroftGGit sit orbpl-
ten ula g Der Mon0orbcitcr NOR 1m0
monhc2 S06n. lmO 9}iltlibc miro
0ur6 iic bcr9cIlclt. Go0 Sen &eiit-
6ert Scr WiQIhmen, Ben meniQcn Ser
reImcnidcu nDm hellte, lit c5 njht
oarlm SIT tluL Sh0ne5 IND 93ilblis
Dies berltejIcn GIT loiicn, Die W&nihine
iou ihnCn Dor otem ME Dor6er 0ngez
meicnc &rofite iit)crn. WoIIener5cug=
niiic, Sdlu0pore lit bette Sic &oupt=
tcn0cn5 Der 2opjtoI;Itcn. 8ohl miro
oud) (ScOicQCne5 lergCitcllt, 0ot MIR
i'm Qeringcn O}aBe, O2lul bic Before
Mare miro mir bon Dem Der6Gltni5=
nGBiG flCiucn @rciic ser &cnlitteltcn
Qctuuft, mGhreuO ser 0r0Bte 2lbioB
an Die lubGmitteltcu 2Irbeitcr gabt,
Die fjjr ocn Qcrinqcn Grtroa, Sen iic
pon ibrcr 2lr6cit@froit crboItcn, nur
i'm StonOc iin0. ,0ie billi9e @nrc 5u
touicn, unO iijr Oie 0nm ieoc Oe.
IhmoiloIi9feit, icOe5 idtedte @eDc=
be, ieOe W}in0crmertigfeit oui Sen
Q}orft gcmorfen miro.
@o IoU 6ei einem IoI6en %roOuf-
tion5iDitem BET Dem Gin5elnen Oie
2uit unO 2iebc sur 2lr6eit berfonr=
men? 2lQc5, mas CT leiItct, lit 8rltf=
nr6eit, Stiiforbeit.
l1nO 10 nrbcjten Die nteiiten bon
una nur Dou Der %GonOnrH1en 3tutc
Qctrieben, lliht aug 5rcuOc ON SAor-
fen, nie 0o9 notitrIib D0re. 0o8n
qcIeQt ii6 ooun nod 0ic mirtihoftliCfe
llniihcr6cit, sic Ourt6 Die &riicn NIT
i9rcr @lrbcitsloiiQtcit i'm @eiolgc crs
icuQt miro, pOer hurch Soiionorbeit.
}lnitct uu0 fIijhtig lit Der 15obcif-
ar5citer QCUor0cu. 2&Dhl iutbt lul0
toitct cr uoh elmer iiNGrcn Griircn5,
noth elmer Hct0tiQunQ, oltf Bic er icin
@cDen ouibuuCu fomutc, MN III icDr,
ichr pcrcin3cltct 5FGllcn fil0ct Cr
cine culiQcrmuBcn onlebmbore @clt-
8nhcit hier3u.
Die fop:tollitlitC Gntni0llnQ bnt
ms oQen cincn &oir5Iluh mtierlcgt
Ser obcr 0oh niht 10 Qrotian lut0
cnNlo@ il, mie Ser bibliifc, ocnn c5
Qibt cine Grl6nmg hicrpom Sic obCr
Ser Gil16clne MIR finOCn fonn IN %cr.
6in0unQ nit ieiren @ejoen&QcnoIiCn,
Durh Sen 3uIonunenihluB Scr 2lrbcj.
tcrlhoft.
(Ilio nH'''l ooilll o.C So8e oeIlli''VH
LANCER SIT meto3lI mcnn oIe 1oiIlle
II DIE Nc!lter Der NToIeielloc0nit1ll19
lneult 1tno ll@ EN- WriiDIrll1%6Nllcn
bclnert0or ntod,t, oo ut e@ monl '0oll
moumcrn be0rijdten (ln0uItriClfIoOcn
in Den Snn 0ctomncn oo2 @ort,
oo2 mon 1cet - hanLl0 hort ln0 IIe't,
'iT'td CUR 9'of',r. |ort oi'> DER ret
"''.i'H S""' 0'I ,"'L ''I@ CS''I
Die Et'lI 0''Pyi'I''o|.l ~eSt'u.F OCT No-
GJul"I'lt' 0'',o"2 ms "LciF' II NIe
iaoQc miro Ncben, NOS Die Nubrif
OcrioQt, einc Qciibcrtc, rno6c0uQiQc
Griitcn}. Gin flcinca @Gll3hcn, cjnc
@Jn3ohl @Itcr. oofermor %'iibncr,
0rrnjcnoe Shmejnc, cine ic9mn@c
7uh, 0n2 miro oom Dos &6colbjl0
lmicrc@ 9trbcita6ruOcra, Oc$ ibm nic
cine iyoto M}orgouo n1la Ser GScrnc
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9aa 5eheu.
AGAZ

Gus Scbcn bat cine tipptid)c S5nnb
linn nmmt bid nit bcim &ragcn
ltnO blGut's hir tmn,er micocr eiu:
Sn bait mild 5n crtrGacn
Inn ntd]ts SIT iogcn.
Sctfit hu, Der $1immcl lei bir bulh,
e'ndht9 nnb uublgcupacl,,
SDnlmt undI ein Sunnerluctter idyun
llchrr hcin Snus ge5nqrn,
Sis alles Wlif pcrflugcn.
SD gebt 90 bcr, IN aebt c. hin.
Scnt Fannit bn Dir crbpracu
Ttellcdjt ein StiinDdlcn Socterfct,
Scbudl: hn bitRt cs nurgen
0sit grOt'rcn Sprgen.
@lnuh' nur helm Self in Sif)erbcit
Tur ullcn bDien Streidyen.
Sas Gebcn fat einen langen glrm
llno tuirh bid iduu crreidJcn.
Sic 9tedjnnng, Die i'm Sfn!h6ud) itc6t,
Wsnht OH bcgleidJcn. --GruitRrer3un0.
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2leDnli6 pcrbolt e iih nit ser
9tobrlnQ. S&ir Iiiro nreiit gc1cigt SIT
0loltbcn, bic ,lSnrnt ici Oic GucQc
alc2 GcripCisIit6cu, Der @robformcr
miro oltt fcincn Ntongel lciocn, bod
bcim unbcn1ittCltcn &leillforlncr luO
Qor bcin1 F06tcr lit meiitens S6mo1-
bans &ilhe1lnlcilter, 9cno1 10 mic BET
Dem icblcbt bc5obltcn &nOlitriCorbci=
ter. g&o@ 81 frcudt lrno iIcud)t nnlB
pcrtouit mcrScr1, ouBcrocn, mas Der
@elniiiagorten tr0gt.
Gicic llicorige SebeIlsboltltno lit
ole l(riabe 0e5 groBen aronfbeitS=
pro5el1tiates llnter Der 2allDbep0lfe=
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-01-29

,,pnrhnte"
So3talpolitiihes Organ
Rotto! BsB ID bsS 8rSIetaret: Ria.si
@as tsate % istug aGIes2
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Sic quite N}uttcr 9}otlw, g3ic germ
Djjr0c lie oQe ibrc &in0er ir06Ii6
mo 0liitflitb ic6cn! 0oth 0ic aronc
ibrc@ Sdofien2, bic McniheIL bobcn
i<d 10 III fire c;9encn Ncbc pcritricft,
iii 0cncn 7ie in &er0ruB uno llnllIt
8oppeln, ooB es oft idicr luunoqlid
icbeint, cine 8cfreiltn9 oorous SIT ie-
ben.
Gelten nur miro Ser nit 10 biel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
FRESHMEN OF 20 CITIES
FORM NEWSPAPER UNION
Members of New Organization May
Danish Strikes or Walkouts and
Uphold Arbitration.

| ST. LOUIS. November 1s.-Pressmen
] representing more than twenty cities
yesterday formed the Newspaper
| Web Pressmen of the United States
and Canada" as a distinct organization
| from the parent body-the Interna-
tional Printing Pressmen's and AS
| sistant's Union-and today set about
/ to adopt a constitution and bylaws.
One of the first provisions suggested
| for the proposed constitution was that
| there shall be no strikes or walkouts,
and that all differences be settled by
arbitration.
The pressmen say they represent
more than 5000 newspaper pressmen,
operators of the web or roll paper
feeding presses in the United States
and Canada, and they withdrew from
| the parent organization because of ais
legged misuse of union funds.
/ H. Clay Schmidt of this city. tempo
rary chairman Of the new organiza-
ton, said the usual routine of request
ing the international union for a els
trict charter would he gone through
1 with, and If refused. application to the
| American Federation of Labor would
be made. In event both requests are
| refused they will remain an independ-
! emit body, Schmidt asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18

The usual dance will be held at the
General Civic Center tonight. The
gymnasium will be open for group
games and gymnastics ats7:30 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
Reported View in Paris.

PARIS November 1S.-Regardless
of the American governments atti-
| tude, the peace treaty of Versailles
will be put into force, according to
| the prevalent view here today fol-
| lowing receipt of the report that
President Wilson might withdraw the
| treaty from the United States Sen
ate. Whatever happens, the feeling
| in French circles is that France cam
again and French opinion is that
Italy and Great Britain have like
| feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
HOPES EUROPE WILL
| GO ON W|TH.LEAGUE
Supposed Reflector of Lloyd
Georges Views Comments
on Threat.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 1S.-Comment-
ing upon reservations to the Yer
saiIles treaty by the United States
Senate and President Wilson's threat
to withdraw the pact, the Chronicle,
which is supposed sometimes to re-
fleet the view of Premier Lloyd
George, says:
UNLESS the league is to fall alto
gether, other nations must go ahead
for some years without Americas
participation, and we hope they will
promptly decide to do SO.
Great Britain and France have
been anxious not to hurt American
susceptibilities and there is no foun-
dalton for the rumor suggesting they
have addressed representations to
Washington regarding reservations.
In justice to our own peoples and
Europe, however, We cannot delay in
getting to work with the league"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
DETECTIVES OFF FOR COAST.
Going to Los Angeles to Get Saw.
age, Held for Alleged Theft.

Detective James Springmann, and
Private Detective William Carroll are
on their way to Los Angeles, Calf, to
get Calvin L. Savage, under arrest for
the alleged theft of $4,000 worth Of
jeweiry from the room of Mrs. Mary
J. Hayner, Troy, Ohio, in the Burling-
ton Hotel, several days ago. They
left here 1ast.nighk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
LIFTS GERMAN MAIL BAN.
P. 0. Removes Restrictions as to
Parcel Post Packages,

The Post Office department today
took the ban off the amount of food
stufrs and articles for personal use
which may be sent in any eleven
pound parcel post package to Ger
many. 1t was announced that the
restrictions of two-pound and a
five-pound limit on certain articles
and the prohibition against the ac-
ceptance Of certain foodstuffs. IS set
forth in an order of October %, is
no longer applicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18

Mrs James Hay. jr., has as a guest
her sister, Mrs. Walker-Waters. who
has returned from prolonged trip in
the west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported TO
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Clarence NJ and Edith r. Updike. girl
Arthur @. and Eunice Il. Tool, boy.
Emory NJ. and Alice NJ. Sondheimer. boy.
Alfred H. and Carrie Il. Rodrick, girl.
Philip NJ. and Nellie L. Riley. girl.
John C. and Lula b. Little. girl.
John g. and Grace W. Hutchison, girl.
Adolph n. and 1nez Il. GUIDE; girl.
william A. and Alberta Grover. girl.
Jerome and Florence r. Gray, girl.
William II. and Christine G. Estey, boy.
Alonso L. and Laura V. Dyer. girl.
James H. and Bessie L. Daniels. girl.
Edward A.. and Sadie r. Davis, girl.
Abraham and Eliza Briscoe. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey Munroe have re-
turned to their Clifton street home,
having spent the summer in the Green
mountains.
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The usual dance will be held at the
General Civic Center tonight. The
gymnasium will be open for group
games and gymnastics at 1880 o'clock.
Sewing machines have been placed
in the Thomson Community Center
for those in the community who wish
to use them. Mrs. Lingle will be at
the center today and Friday to give
expert assistance to any one who is
interested in dress designing and
making or other sewing Arrange
ments for use at other times may be
made with community secretary, Mrs.
Dr1scoll. The millinery class meets
this evening at the center. All who
are interested are asked to bring their
materials.
Classes at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center tonight are millinery,
dressmaking, French, Spanish for be-
classes for children are held at 3:15
and AIS. There will be a dance in
the gymnasium at o'clock.
The Illinois State Society will meet
at Wilson Normal Community Center
tomorrow.
The community chorus will meet
this evening for rehearsal at the
Rirney Community Center. The Red
Cross unit and the boys athletic club
will have meetings tonight at this CEN
ter.
The schoolyard market for the Dun
bar Community will be open tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
Garnet Community Center Chorus
will rehearse tonight
Activities planned for the Lovejoy
Community this evening are meetings
of the social and athletic club, the
girls club and the needlAwork cir
Gle and social dancing. The advisory
council will also meet tonight.
The community chorus, Boy Scout
troops 5O7 and sos, and the class in
conversational French. under Prof.
Lochard of Howard University, will
meet tonight at the Miner Normal
Community Center. The gymnasium
and the reading room will be open to
the young people at 1880 and to the
adults at 8 o'clock.
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Continued from. Eight


dent, Mr.. Henry White; vice president,
Mrs. Crozier; secretary. Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Chatard; corresponding secretary,
Mile. l.. L. NJ. Limoges.
Members of the council: Mrs. Paul
Bartlett, Mrs. Charles r. Shepard, Mrs.
Oh. V. Boynton, Mrs. John Lind
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard, Mrs. Cor
don Cumming, Miss Hegeman and Miss
Sarah Lee.
The first lecture. which will be CIV
en- on December LIST, will be announced
later.
Mrs. Edward E. Britton. wife Of the
private secretary to the Secretary. Of
the Navy, who with Miss Josephine
Nelson has been touring the west for
nearly six weeks, spending some time
on the Pacific coast, has returned to
Washington. On her return trip from
the coast she visited her sister. Mrs.
tor of the Episcopal church at Trini-
dad. Colo.
Mrs. James Hay. jr., has as a guest
her sister, Mrs Walker-Waters who
has returned from a prolonged trip in
| the west.
l..
! turned to their Clifton street home.
having spent the summer in the Green
| mountains.
The Rector's Aid of st. Margaret's
Church has issued cards for bazaar
| and supper Thursday and Friday from
3 to 10, in the parish hall. On the COM
mittee in charge are Mrs. William T.
Heron chairman; Mrs: e. l. D.
Brechinridge. Miss Charlotte Camp
hall N1rc E,ed Chase Mrs Will
loughhy Chesley. Mrs. a. r. Eldridge,
Mrs. l. S. Espey. Mrs. Charles L.
! Frailey, Mrs. Annie +. Goodwin, Miss
Bessie Johnson. Mrs. John l.. New
bold. Mrs. Edmund II. Parry, Miss
Carolene F. Smith. Mrs. Henry E.
Mrs. Joseph Wall.
Georgetown Chapter. Delta Chi
| Fraternity, will hold a smoker at
| on Thursday evening, November 20.
The members, pledges, number OF
| friends and a large number of the
| alumni of the chapter are expected.
Miss Josie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Shelhorn of Langley. Va, and
Mr.. Herbert Banner of Brooklyn, N. Y,
| were married today in Baltimore.
Mr.. Banner is an ensign in the naval
aviation service They will make their
home in Brooklyn after a short we'd
| ding trip.
! The mem bers of the Delta Phi Epsi-
! lon Sorority received at tea Oh
| Saturday afternoon. November 10.
at 1867 Mjntwood place. Those as
| sisting were Miss Allen, Miss Brad
| ford, Miss Dinwiddie. Miss :,
| nick, Miss Monroe. Miss Sergeant,
I Minis Wpkh and Miss NreQn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs.

Delaware State Society meets this
evening at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center The officers cordially
| invite those in the city from that
state to attend this meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18

The local post of Veterans of For
eign Wars will hold meeting at the
General Civic Center, the Central High
School. this evening at O'Clock. The
public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18

East Washington Community Center
will hold meeting of the community
social club tonight at Eastern High
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
Interest in Brazil.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Monday. Novem-
Der i'm view of the fact that Brazil
has already approved the Versailles
treaty, including the covenant of the
league of nations, there is much in
terest here in the action of the Unit
ed States Senate in adopting reser-
vations to the pact. In the chamber
Of deputies today proposal was SUB
mitted declaring that ''the commits
sion on diplomacy and treaties should
establish d Brazilian Interpretation
of the treaty. since such action has
been taken by the Uniteds States
Senate"
Newspapers have not as yet COM
mented on the action of the Senate,
but one anti-North American writer
contributes an article to an evening
newspaper in which the reservations
made by the Senate are made the
basis of a renewed attack on the al
legged domination of the South Amer
lean continent by the United States.
The writer says the acceptance of
the Senate's reservations constitutes a
control by the United States over the
rest of America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. June 26.--ProductIon is
now at about sixty percent OF Ingot ca
pacity. and Jun" output viii probably be
fully ton rcr cent NOR" than Mays. TIL"
greater activity II pip. wire and sheets
is offset ny tho still relatively small do
mand for bars. plates and shapes. Orders
arc coming in faster Than III" shipment
rate. and SOM accumulation Of book
ngs is the tangible evidence OF the con-
tlnu"d improvement.
Tho old Law OF supply and demand IL
receiving some recognition Buying of
wire and wire products and Of iron and
steel pipe remains sufficiently vigorous
SO that talk persists Of an early ad-
vance. II happens. however. that the
strong hands among producers are op-
posed TO price change. At least for
several months. but on" mill demands
s. moro pr ton on ~irc and Csc more
per kcg on nails for export.
Thrr" largo makers of lap weld pipe
are booked practically for tho remainder
account for increased interest in butt
weld pipe. With mills at n - per cent
operation basis there is less shading in
sheets.
The upward price movement in Eng
land il marked. particularly IN rails,
which are now quoted at $3.50 against
s45 here. Wages have there been in
creased lcl7 per cent. and mill operators
now demand n six hour day.
Germany has b?Eun taking steel busi-
ness IN neutral markets al prices which
England cannot consider. and Belgium