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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
UsefnL Starch.

off the starch with warm water and
end with the usual cold rinse
This Is not cleansing, so il should
be used after the daily hot water
and soap wash. liz does whiten the
skin. and IL does dry it a bit. q you
want 20 use this treatment and your
complexion IS already as dry as YOU
want. follow the starch by q cold
cream massage
Questions and Answers.
June Rose-I ike your idea % self
education Immensely. and viii
gladly make a few suggestions for
study and reading. ] would not take
up another language this year. ger
yourself into the study habit first
and try easy things this winter You
must read a newspaper thoroughly
every day, for no Intelligent person
can afford not 70 know what IS going
on these days. Then some good maya
zine about the worlds happenings
would be q splendid thing to read as
it would give you the gist Of what
ls taking place. and IL would help
you to understand the causes thar
lead up TO each event
For books get one good history
why not beein with ancient history
and read down through medieval
into modern history2 Get your
librarian 20 make out a list Of
standard books. fiction and ESSAYS.
and read these also
You ask If all this viii react upon
you. Indeed. yes. an Intelligent.
cultivated mind VIII make its mask
the race-much more attractive TO
look upon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

IT IS surprising how many Of the
1 ordinary furnishings Of the kitceha
cupboard can be used as beauty
treatments. while woman may
spend as much as she chooses on
luxurious dressing table appoint
ments. she can. If she must. make
out very well with the things she
keeps in her kitchen
Tor instance. there is starch, found
on every kitchen OF laundry shelf
Il can be made the basis OF very
good face powder. II can De, as
said yesterday, the main ingredient
Of a bath powder, and IL can be an
excellent bleach and astriugent II
you have an oily skin you VIII ap-
precizte IL particularly
All you need do IS 10 take some
starch--laundry or corn starch VIII
do-wet Be- enough with water so u
is the consistency Of thick cream
Then spread it tnickiy over the skin,
face, neck. arms and hands. or any
place you want to bleach and let &c
dry on Let Il stay on half an hour
OF longer II YOU want you can 90
about your work quite comforta bly,
even IT your face and arms are
painted a clowns white Then wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Shower Is Given At Red Cross Car
For Miss Douglas, Soon To Be Married

n nonor OF Mss Edna Earl Douglas.
4 one OF the group Of maids and ma
irons who have dispensed hospitality
and good cheer TO thousands OF SOL
diers and sailors at the Red Cross car
AZ the union station. the other mem
bers Of the group entertained on
Wednesday afternoon. The party was
in the nature OF a miscellaneous show
er for Miss Douglas Is soon to become
the bride OF ". T. Broderlck. Of Jack
son, Tenn II Waz given at, the Red
cross car which was artisticaIly dec
GRATED for the occasion. A Red Cross
basket. the kind from which delicacies
and comforts for the soldiers passing
through on trains IS dispensed. was
beautifully decorated. and il this
basket Miss Douglas found many
dainty and pretty gifts The basket
was decorated with white and on each
side was g red cross. Ices and cake
were served, the cake being iced il
white and bearing a red cross b AIRS.
MIS-. J. p. Robertson and AIRS. D. r.
Wilkes. Those present we're: Miss
Douglas, Mrs. T. J. Coggin. Mrs. f..
X Douglas. Mrs. J. J.. Campbell. Mrs.
J. O. Lumsden. Mrs. J. 3. Binkley. Mrs.
". Z. Casteel, Airs. Jack p. Knight
Mrs- Allie Gaughy, MIS- B. o. Bratt-
srom, Mrs. G. c. Roberts. Mrs. ]. p.
Robertson, Mrs =. r. Wilkes. Mrs
Frank Gamble. Miss Nelle Lawrence
and Miss Edna Robertson
Miss Mabel Shea and Miss Rena
Shea entertained in honor Of Miss
Helen Jean Darrach at the Shea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Book Review Features First Meeting
Of WomaHS Club Literature Dept.

grief and sorrow, not only OF the club,
but Of the whole community at the
taking away OF one Of the club mem
oerE. Mrs Z. s Stewart The meme
bers stood for a Few moments in silent
tribute TO her memory
The following topics are 10 be pre-
scented by the Farent-Ieachers' circle
Of the First Christian church during
the year. The topics are to be subdi-
vided and assigned by the leader.
October l4-Fine arts. Bible lesson.
Hannah, The Mother" Miss Atkin-
SON Music In The Home Edwin
kniczmeyer; Domestic and Arts
tic Development Of the Child. Mrs.
W u Daughdrill; social hour.
November III, Our Public Schools"
leader, Mrs. w C. Denton; Bible study
..Rebekah The Mother" music and
social hour.
December g, The Christmas Spirit"
leader. Mrs. W [. Daughdriu. Bible
lesson. Mary The Mother" music by
children: social hour.
leader. Mrs. D. J. McCanne; Bible les
son, -Elizabeth-The Mother music
and social hour.
February 10. The Boy Scout Move
ment" leader, Mrs. p r Outlaw
Bible lesson. -Jochebed;" music and
social hour
March 9. Girls clubs and Their In
tluence; leader. Mrs. r. =. Ross;
Bible lesson, Naomi" music. social
April Is. The Conservation or
Childhood leader. Mrs. Wade Cum
bingham; Bible lesson. Lois and
Eunice;" music and social hour.
May II. The Little Theater Move-
Bible lesson, Ruth music and social
hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
TraUe Iette



DACK IN 1914 there was a BIT OF un-
y pieasautness between Great Bril-
tain and the United states. and for a
couple OF years there had been quite
constant Interchange OF courtesies in
the form OF solid cannon balls. The
British fleet had sailed Up 70 Alex
andria. virginia. and had sxacted
tribute from that city. Red coats had
marched down F street in Washing
ton and set fire to the white house
The famous landmark OF that clash
between two peoples Of the same
blood IS old Fort McHenry. in B4lti-
more. one can tramp about this
ancient fertilization TO-DAY e.5 -umi-
mate upon the Development in forr
building in a 100 years. For Fort
McHenry is nothing more than a
smal area Of eathern breasrWorEs
enclosing some ancient buildings
where powder was kept dry. There
Is complete absence OF steel and
concrete, and the biggest guns Of its
defence were as simple as a muzzle
loading shotgun.
The roadstead TO Baltimore harbor
runs along side Fort 1IcHenry. and
Il was here that the British fieer
drew I'D and maintained its fire
Through the perilCus night" which
inspired the writing Of the star
Spangled Banner The fleet was hut
200 yards away. was OF wooden ships.
and yet this. one OF Americas great
est land defences, was unable TO harm
IL. Nor could the gunboats produce
much effect on this old fort. which
one modern shell. thrown from
over the horizon would completely
obliterate.
such has been the development IN
warfare since our ancestors Of a cen
tury ago played so amateurishly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Mrs. H. l. Naquin To Spend 3 Months
Visiting In Various Parts OF Country

Mrs n T. NAQUIN left Sunday
4fl evening for a three months trip
IN the east. She VIII stop at Houston
to visit her sister. Mrs J. 3. White
and from there she win 90 to New
Orleans. la, to visit A. J. Naquin. 8rr.
Naqrin's brother. Thence she viii 20
10 Boston TO visit her sister Mrs. Lee
Perkins As she returns home she
VIII stop At Fort benjamin Harrison
and visit her daughter. Airs. L L.
Lampert whose husband. Maj Lam
pert is commanding officer OF post.
News comes OF the arrival IN France
Of AIS william Dale White. who went
over 20 join her husband. Mai White
OF the dental corps. MAJ. White sailed
some time ago and AIRS. White re-
manned here as the guest OF her par
entss Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Roberts, IN
II he was settled in his new quarters
and until her passport was obtained.
Lieut. Carl 3. Baird, formerly STA
toned here with the Seventh cavalry.
was among the passengers crossing on
the same transport with Mrs. White.
he goes overseas on special detail.
Lieut. c. r Thompson. who has
been stationed here as assistant
transp ortation officer has received
his release from the army service and
nas returned 70 his former home m
Boston Prior 70 his departure Lieut..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Comedy Songs and Dialect Stories
Feature Entertainment Given Soldiers

Regis wednesday were. Lieuts- IL Il.
llIcKinn0n and ". n Bunting Doug
I las.
Mr.. and 5lrs. r a. Mcmillan have
returned TO their home in Douglas,
I .ariz-. after a visit OF two weeks In
this city
Mrs william lessen Of Grant ave-
nue.. has as her house guest Mrs
J. P. Corlzin, OF Albuquerque, who
viii be here for 10 days.
s. C. Bordsges. a prominent bust
ness man at Bay St. Louis, Miss. IS
the guest Of his son. F. L Bordages,
at his home. III North santa Fe
street
Arizonans registered at the Sheldon
wednesday were. James E. Brophy,
Bisbee. G. T. Upton, Miami; IL Do
blado. Nogales; A. J. Kerr and David
Robbins. Phoenix
New 1Iexicans who arrived at the
Mccoy hotel Thursday Were Norris
II and r. r Hannum and ". B.
Stevens and wife. La Mesa Oscar Poe.
Canutillo. and Il. J. Maurice ORC
arizona arrivals at the Paso del
Norte wednesday were; 7. F. O1naro
and r j. Monahan. Tucson; L A.
Smith and wife and r. II Prlngle.
Clifton T. B. Grace and o. X Thorn
ton. Douglas w e Severn. Phoenix
Paso del Norte wednesday were. Miss
Alice Hall. Deminss Jason de Lihe.
Lordsburg. ii. Puchi o. p Kruger and
Charles Miller, Columbus A. r.
Dickey and J. ". Cove, Hachitai Geo
Compton. T. IT. Mayner and D. VIII
liams. Las Cruces W J. Filler and
son. Lordsburg- L B. Bentley. Organ
Rowan Foley and r. T. Hoppel Albu-
querqus. and c. ". walker, Fort sum
ner
New Mexicans who arrived az the
Sheldon wednesday were; Elfego
Baca, sheriff. Socorroi Thomas P Ca
bic and RI. Wagner. santa Fee Fay
Sperry and wife. Berino; Elmer Lohm.
las Cruces George a Watkins and
vvife, DR.. and Mrs P n. Vickers and
vile. Mrs ". W. Barracks and f.
Schrllug and wife Demingi A. D.
SETTLER. silver City J. B. Lecz- Carls-
bad. Don i. Doane. Roswell H c.
Miller and John T. Hutchins, Alamo
gordo. and L A. Droite. santa Rita
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

THE program given on Wednesday
1 evening at the motor transport
camp under the direction OF Miss
Beatrice Hills was very much en-
ioyed by a large number OF men who
were present The numbers included
a group OF comedy songs by Claude
Herndon. a very amusing group Of
darby dialect stories by W. Under
wood Daughdrill; ukulele selections
by Miss Harriet Heermans. Miss Anne
Chase and Miss Beatrice Hiliis. violin
selections by Mrs. " Underwood
Daughdriil. accompanied by Miss
Hills. and a comedy sketch by Miss
Anne Chase and Miss Beatrice Hills
The accompanies for the evening
were Miss Harriet Heermans and Miss
Mary Heermans-
The regular midweek dance vas
given az the Red Cross c0nvalescent
house at Fort Bliss on Wednesday
evening under the auspices Of the
War Camp Community service and the
Red Cross. Refreshments were served
Mrs J. G. Collinson. hostess Of the
Red Cross convalescent house received
the guests. Chaperons included AIRS
S. C. Martin. Mrs Charles Anderson.
Mrs Jack Burns and Mrs A p Cole
man.
On Friday evening at Khaki club
No J. the girls OF the War Camp Com
munity service VIII meet 10 organize
a raefrntha11 team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Ethel CIayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That sulaHsid actress noa appear
inE under the Paramount b.l nuer "a
famous for her beautiful COM ple1ion
she attributes her wonderful skin 70
the use OF a simple toilet article called
DerWillo- There IS nothing lilfe IL for
tan freckles, shiny nose. sallo 81. dark,
rough skin II takes the place OF
face powder. STAYS on better, as per-
spiration does not affect Il, and 10 in-
stantlr beauties the complex On one
application proves t. II you want a
nice lily white Skin with rosy cheeks,
get a bottle Of Derwillo today; YOU
VIII be delighted. Derwillo Is sold
At all I'D 70 date toilet counte IS Be
sure 20 read the large anuoun t'Erneul
Of Hiss Clayton's soon 70 appear ID
this parer- IL tells how TO ms family
have g Beautiful complexion iaud a
soft Uzite. Velrery skin TlrTone
-5usL loves 20 touch. kelly g Pol
lard.-1lr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

TEE first meeting FOR the autumn
and winter season. OF the Lftera-
turs department OF the Woraan's club
was held Wednesday Afternoon. at the
Womaa's clubhouse at 3 o'clock and a
very Interesting program was Civ
en- AIRS. A s Peatross. chairman Of
the department, presided.
Perhaps in nothing was the changed
spirit Of the times more evident than
.in the intense interest manifested bv
the women present in rabbi Martin
zielcnka's review OF the book From
Out Of the Shadow by Rose Cohen.
re Fomen whose chief interest this
tine last year was the business 81
winning the war, occupied the front
seats, and listened with an open mind
me book, dealing with the immigrant
question and sweat shop conditions in
New York city, IS the biography Of a
siri who came to this country az 70
years Of age from Russia 1T IS her
oen NE ana IS an argument in favor
OF teaching the alien American Ideals
word
Through the forces brought TO bear
upon her, notably the influence 81
such women as Lillian Wall and other
devoted social workers OF the East
SIDE, Rose Cohen developed from an
Immigrant girl unable to speak Eng
hsh, 20 a writer Of ability. BY her
own statement she Is intenseiv
American.
A short husineils meeting preceded
the program, presided over by Mrs.
A. = Peatross, chairman OF the de-
partment. Mrs. A. E. Sigal was act
ing secretary.
Airs A II. Goldstein, sang beautf-
fully. Break % Day" by sanderson.
and Mrs r o. Barrett charmed the
audience with her rendering OF Che
pins Fantaisie Impromptu."
Airs. J. ~. Laws, Mrs. Charles Levy
and Mrs. ~. Val Long assisted in the
social half hour. A permanent social
committee viii be appointed to heio
usher and with Instructions to snake
hands with those you don't know we
want them 10 keep coming until We
know them we'll"
TIE treasurer's fund was increased
nearly Zoe percent through the small
charge made 70 noumembers
At the close OF the meeting Airs. z
kohloerg rose and expressed the deeu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
'Out Of Town VisitOrs

]. J. Compton. OF Cananea, sonora
is at the Sheldon
r i. Doake and 0. Nen1 OF Sander
son. Texas. registered at the sheldon
wednesday
C. o. Bennett, an automobile man
Of Stafford. Ariz.. registered at the Nc
Coy Wednesday night.
f. O'Connen. OF Belen, y. ~, and a.
Grambs. OF Columbus. y II. were ar
rivals at the St Regis Wednesday.
Charles Num-, Of Valentine and j. O.
Reynolds. Of Midland, Texas. regis
tered at the St. Regis wednesday.
Arizouans registered at the St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Eighth Cavalry Officers Give a Dance;
Pan AnI2ther Hop For Halloween

a VERY deiEht1tl affair was the
"A dance given We dnesdaF evening
al the Officers club at Fort Bliss b.
the officers OF the Eighth cavalry
American naEs and tbe reEimeneal
coiors we're used in decoration and
the Eighth cavalry orchestra fur
nished the music ffr the dancing
hours Punch was seryed from a dain-
tiiy decorated table placed in one
corner Of the BAN room
Among the guests present were-
Col. George EanEhorne. Hiss Harriet
Howe. Lieut. Col and airs. Robert ].
Reaney, Miss Katherins Reauev, Miss
Elizabeth Reaneys Lieut. T. =. Eeath-
erstone aid to Gen. How're. Mss sarah
Bridgers. Kiss Helen O'shea- 1iss
Enid Ainss, 1uss lIarioln Ainsa. 1Irs.
Helen Conway Hsmphflt Miss Nary
Gates Redmond. Hrs. ALBERT Long.
Mss Mildred Rogers. "a eut- Charles
craig, Lieut.. and l1rs. william r.
Hambv. Lieut. James Owens. Lieut.
francis CessiEters Capti and AIRS.
George Goodyear. Capt Cecil Neal
Miss Dorothy smith, Miss Frances
smith AIlss Irma Lee Davis. Miss
Margaret Getting. Mss Frances 9p-
penheimer. Miss Emily KEMP. Miss
anne Booker Lrs w, collars.
Lieut. Lieut. Gene 3la-hger. Capt
Henry J. c. Jon6s. Capt and AIRS. K
r Eumuucs, Lieut. ano .lra. ~ Il
Cheshire. Lieut.. Col ana Mrs George
Diilman. Lieut. and Airs. clayton Nc
COY and Miss Marjorie McCcly. The Of
fcers OF the Eighth cavalry are plan
ming another charming so clal affair
for halloween This dantzs VIII be
given az the new officers stub house
in the Eighth cavalry az Fort Bliss
An interesting affair OF the Hal
lc7Te'en season VIII be the mascuer-
ale ban y Be gIvel BY the u 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
LODGES and Clubs.

The social club OF the White shrine
Of Jerusalem met Wednesday after
noon with AirG. g. C. Richerson az her
home, No 10 Ramsey apartments. The
afternoon hours were spent by the
which the organization VIII give in
December. Another feature OF the
meeting was the discussion Of dances
which are 10 beinaugurated by the
club. The first one of these dances
VIII take place sometime in the near
future and hereafter they wiz take
place once each month IN 7 o. O. r.
hall On Friday. October %. the club
VIII meet with AIRS. r. a.. Thurston-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
FL Pasoans Retnrning.

llrs. Dan Carr. who is at present
the guest Of her daughter. 1Irs. Avery
Wilkins IN Seattle. viii arrive home
IN a few weeks. accompanied by her
daughter and little son.
hrs. ". r Doris, with her small
son. Rollins *, have returned 70 the
Doris home here after spending the
summer az points on the Pacific
coast Mrs stella Crochet. mother
Of Mrs. Doris. and Miss Lillian Gro
chet her sister, also spent the sum
mer on the coast and they, too. have
returned.
Mrs. H. A. Caples has returned
from sumner spent in California
and Is slightly improved On health.
william Caples was with his mother
while she was on the coast and DIT.
G. B. Calnan went out to attend her
while she was H. Mrs. All G.. Barnes
went to California with her mother
and returned with her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

MEETING OF the Eula Harper Mis-
W sionary society at the Harper
home AZ s p m
Gynasium classes at she Y. V. c. A.
clubhouse from 10 TO II o'clock.
Glasses for business girls $50 TO 1880
D. N. Special classes in athletic and
folk dancing, 1880 TO $50 p. m
Friday evening dance OF the s15th
motor machine shops at camp Boyd
Parent Teachers association OF the
Il Paso high school meets at 3 o'clock
IL the auditorium OF the school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
4bouf e Posoans.

The condition Of Miss Babs Corco-
ran. who Is fl az the Corcorau home
on Nevada street. shows a slight i'm
provement.
AIRS. Robert Krakauer has sold her
automobile. as she viii soon leave the
city on e trip.
Dr. 7 A. Mccarthy. who has been
confined 20 his home suffering with
an infected hand for the past ten
DAYS IS able 70 be out again
The condition Of Tommie Lynch,
small son Of DIT. and Mrs Frank
Lynch. who has been very I'll at Ho-
tel Dieu. was much improved on
wednesday
M and Mrs. Courtney BaIlagh have
purchased a new residence on Mon
tana and viii be at home there after
a Few weeks AT present the Sal
Iaghs are living at Hotel Laughlin,
where they have neen since their re-
turn from a sumner motor trip
through California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
JUDGE FINES R. c. UPPER ON
RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE

r C. Upper. 1922 Tuiaroaa street
was fined SIS and costs by justice OF
the peace Clark Wright, Thursday. on
charge Of reckless driving. Upper
IS alleged TO have exceeded the speed
limit while driving on Piedras street
and 20 have collided through care
lessness with another automobile
Upper was also charged with be-
ing drunk. but this case was dis
missed by the jucge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Mrs B. Z. Swat viii entertain at
dinner this evening at Mission hall.
West Tsleta. Eleven guests VII mo-
tor down the valley for Mrs Svatt's
dinner
On each wednesday evening a din
ner ard a midWeek service takes
place at the First Presbyterian
church ard this weekly event IS
growing IN nun bers Of attendance
and interest The dinner and service
took place on wednesday evening
ard at this time more than 50 guests
were present. The dinner service
took place IN the church dining room
which was deliberately decorated for
the silver tea 10 be given this after
noon. The Halloween motif IS used
ia the decorations combined with au-
tumn flowers The trustees Of the
church were in charge OF the ar
ranEements FOR the dinner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

We finish your films in hours.
We develop any sized roll for 10c.
Nail orders received in the morning
returned the same day.
Gnndnru--Next the FIerram.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

American Beauty Roses
$50 doz-; Carnations SOC doz- Satur-
day only. Hurd's Confectionery. Mills
BldE-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Dnlners 80 LmlcheOns.

IoleraLI1n 81 W0msn3 CIl0s On N
evening OF October 3 at Liberty hal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

fyou are not completely sat
isfied with Pat-a-cake 20 to the
grocer from whom you bought
i and get your money back.
He viii refund it cheerfully on
your mere request
Evening star., 1919-10-05
AIR COMMERCE REQUIRES
new PASSPORT METHODS

Changed conditions in the commerce
of Europe brought about by the de-
velopment Of commercial aviation is
strikingly shown by the sudden need
of new passport regulations for which
the users of aerial transportation are
now clamoring.
It a business man can leave London
and reach Paris, Brussels or Amster-
Dam within few hours after the need
Tor the journey arises and can get
pack nome on the same or the next
day, 1t Is certain that many business
people would hahftually pay such sud-
den and short visits in preference to
relying on correspondence. Such a
course Is, however, impossible at pres
ent, as 1t Is necessary to have the
passports vised-a matter which now
takes about two days at each end.
1t is clear that with the develop
ment Of foreign trade from the United
States to other countries by means Of
airplanes and airships. some simpli-
fed passport system will have to be
instituted. One method, which the Ma
tional Foreign Trade Council learns is
favored abroad, would be to issue some
Identification certificate to passengers.
similar to an automobile drivers
license. permitting unlimited trips for
a given period to any country with
which the necessary arrangements had
been made.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
FOREIGN TRADE POLICY
TOPIC AT CONVENTION
American Manufacturers Export
Association Will Meet on Octo-r
Der 16 and II. fsa

Regardless Of developments In
Washington relative to the peace
treaty between now and the middle
of the month, certain foreign trade
policies will be determined and export
practices adopted at the annual con-
vention of the American Manufac>
turers' Export Association, to be held
in New York October 16 and II, ac-
cording to Robert F. volentine. sec
retary of that organization.
The urgent need of stabilizing and
standardizing our export business is
widely recognized" said Mr.. Volentifie
recently. 'The dates for our conyentiof1
have been finally set and the topics
for discussion decided upon. Follow.
ing the discussions certain resolutions
will be passed and these will embody
principles to which the members Of
the organization will adhere
Inasmuch as a very large per-
centage of the more prominent ex-
porters of the country belong to the
association and will have representa-
tives at the convention, the resolu-
tfons adopted there will certainly de-.
termine to considerable degree the
general policy Of American exporters
during the early stages of the re-
construction period" ..ss
1t is anticipated that approximately
5000 business men will attend the
convention, which is to be held at
the Waldorf-Astoria. 9sr