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Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

FOR SALE-One Samson tractor
 Has been thoroughly overhauled by high-class mechanic and is practically good as new. Can be bought for bar gain if taken at once. Also have one Moline tractor blow, slightly used. Call at Hansen Machine and Auto Works, 31 So. 3rd St. al
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-To purchase five or six room modern house for cash or will assume; situated between Seventh St and Seventh Ave. and northssHof Roosevelt; give particulars and a6 dress; no agent. Box SEW, Repub- lican. ,dm WANTED-To buy relinquishment or or will pay to be located on home stead in Casa Grande valley. Write Elmer Addis. G. D. dm
 WANTED-15 TO 2O-ACRE
 RANCH WITH HOUSE OF 3
 TO 4 ROOMS, LOCATED
 NORTHEAST OR NORTH X
 WEST OF PHOENIX; CAN
 PAY g, 500 FIRST PAYMENT. g
 ADDRESS, BOX 8SW, RE-
 PUBLICAN. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
For Sale-Houses
Attractive Homes at Right Prices

5-Room-Modern brick; all built in features, hardwood floors. This is directly opposite the beautiful capitol grounds. Price only s6,500 with very attractive terms.
 -Room-New modern brick, strictly up-to-date in every respect on North Fifth Ave. within walking distance of business district. Price $7.500 with terms.
 -Room-New modern brick. corner lot, close in; in fact a very desirable location. Price only $7,0O0 with terms. -Room-Brick dwelling on North Third St. Large screen porches, garage, etc. This house cannot be duplicated today for the price we ask for it. Lot 75x215. Price SS,O00.
 7-Room-Brick pebble dash in the northeast part of the city. Modern in every respect. Price onfy S5.000 with terms. A large number of very de- desirable lots at prices from $S50 to $3,500. If you are contemplating building let us show you these.
 one acre with neat. attrac- tive furnished house. close to car line and just north of Mcdowell road. Price $3. 3.250 with terms.
 Acres-With good brick house, barn and garage. some fruit and lots of shade. Price $4,500.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
Used Cars Wanted FOR SPOT CASH

LATE MODELS IN TOURING OR BRING CAR TO PAUL GARAGE, 326 N- CEN TRAIL AVE. AND ASK FOR MIR. WOMAN. If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

FOR SALE-Studebake six in ex- cellent condition; very reasonable Party leaving town. 1914 w. Monroe.
 dr1
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

On East Brill near car See this foi only $2.1O0; also 5-room house on w Madison by Capitol. s3.0o0: or vii 'ent this.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
For Rent-Pasture

PASTURE for sale. 30 acres he garia stubble and Bermuda. Wood and Hellwarth. Phone 202J3 wtf ALFALFA pasture for rent, miles out Phone LARA. al TOR SALE-20 acres good barley and alfalfa pasture. H. H. Foltz Bethany home ard Cave Creek road.
 .1-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
For Sale--AusomobiIes


 FOR SALE-Ford automobile with delivery body, good tires. new lens; will take s25e: will accept Liberty bonds 1017 E. Fillmore St. dp BUICK light six touring. We guar antee the mechanical condition is per feet. Will take For6 on trade or will give good terms. Will sell $20o less than any dealer would ask. Ray Egan, 517 N- 9th St. Phone 2427- dp 1919 OLDSMOBILE 8. ROADSTER,
 run only S700 miles: extra tire,
 custom made seat covers, like
 new, former owner purchased a
 new Apperson 8.
 1918 OLDSMOBILE s. TOURING,
 overhauled completely. extra tire 1919 OLDSMOBILE 8, TOURING, ex-
 tra tire and tube, run only 3700
 miles; new tires.
 1918 FORD TOURING. new top, seat
 covers, fine mechanical shape, all
 good tires.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
WANTED

An so for cotton, will pay good cash. Nothing over $500 per acre; would per haps buy 40, but either must be under project. Answer this week, stating where l can see the land. Box SYN. Republican. S1t
 WANTED-Building lots. northeast preferably along Brill car line. Phone 316o, ol call 1630 l.. Van Buren St ufn-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
S5Oo.OO Cash Deposit

Brand new three-room, plastered all modern, frame house. Built on block Of lot facing one of our best streets. You can rent this for $40 per month and build facing thu other street to suit yourself. This will sell to first party shown. Lot is 62x140. The price is only $3000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Gifts for Men
CraVatS

SrdVdtS
Hundreds of different designs
and colors, plain colors, bro
cades, stripes, etc. Made with
wide flowing ends, slip-easy
band. This lot was purchased
when the market was very
much lower than at present,
and the values are wonderful.
A man can never have too
many Cravats. Buy in half and
dozen lots, for values of this
nature are rare.
AT &c, 79c and 81
Another splendid assortment
up to $500.
Silk Muff1ers
Our large stock of cut silk,
silk and fiber and knitted pure
silk offers you a wide range to
make a Sc $50 to $3.50
lection,
We have a full stock OF silk,
cotton, silk Isle, cashmere
the best makes. such as Hole
proof, Onyx, interviewer. The
prices range, a 4Oc to Sis
pair, from
Pajamas
We have all the different
styles and fabrics, such as pure
silk. silk and madras. plain
madras, domet flannel. All
sizes. and made by pajama
specially man $2.25 to $12
ufacturer.
Palais RCyai-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Gift Ribbons

A beautiful! Christmas display
OF Fancy Articles. made OF rib
bons. including boudoir caps,
carriers. coat hangers. powder
jars, vanity bags, sachets, pill
low sachets. finished with tint
ed flowers. lingerie clasps, gifts
for the baby. carriage straps.
knotted bows for bonnets. car
rage bows. camisoles and fancy
bags. Priced
45c to $1O.75
See Display in Cases
Metal Ribbons
A wonderful display of black
and colored grounds, gold and
silver effects. ] to II inches
wide. for bags, hat crowns,
vestees. etc. a yard,
$3.50 tos$18.O0
Embroidered Ribbons
On black and colore d
grounds. in all colors and COM
binations. 5H to 9 inches wide,
yard.
$3.50 to $500
Hair Ribbons
Roman Stripes
And plaid ribbons. in all COL
ors and combinations, So to
s inches wide. a yard,
89c, $1.25 and $50
Extra Heavy Taffeta
Ribbons
Combined with satin stripes,
in all colors and combinations,
81 inches wide; 75c value, h8c
yard,
Brocaded Ribbons
In pink, blue, white. also
colors combined, So inches
wide. a yard,
68c and $1.39
MORE Ribbons
5H-inch, in all the wanted
colors, pink. blue, turquoise,
coral. old rose, cardinal. black,
etc; SOC value, a &c
yard,
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Underwear

Kayser Silk Top Envelope
Chemise
Special purchase of Women's
Glove Silk Top Envelope Che
mise, in flesh; dainty and at
tractive All sizes. T1o5
$3.50 value,
WOmen's Glove Silk
Union Suits
Glove Silk Union Suits, with
bodice tops; we'll reinforced;
flesh; all o.. $3.50
WOmen's Richelieu Union
Suits
Medium-weight Ribbed Cot
ton Union Suits, ankle and
knee length; low neck, no
sleeve; in the popular bodice
style, or with tailored tops.
All Richelieu garments are
well made-cut to give perfect
comfort and fit
All regular T175
sizes.
Extra large X195
Palais ROyal-Slain Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Stationery!
Cabinet Stationery

Cabinet Stationery
Containing 48 sheets, 48 envelopes,
Marcus Wards Royal Irish Linen
Paper. Assorted colors S1.75
and sizes in each,
Dainty Calendars, Address Books
and Diaries-Of leather, in all the
desirable shades. 25c to $500
Each,
Leather Writ $500 to $500
ing Cases, each,
Calendars, with recipes for
each day in the year; for, Soc
each,
Narcissus Flower Csc to $500
ing Bulbs, each,
Book Ends, in bronze, leather,
brass or poly $500 to $500
chrome, pair.
Cranes Linen Lawn Cabinet
2 quires assorted paper and cor
respondence cards, in choice of 5
tints and white. with en- $500
velor"s to match,
Gentleman's Stationery
100 sheets, 100 envelopes. Club
size, pure white bond, in $3.50
handsome holiday box,
Calendars, boxed ready for mail
ing, 10c to $500 each.
Good Cheer, Contentment, Friend
ship and Business Mems Calendars,
with appropriate verses. Csc
For one. day, each.
For snle in Stationery Dept.-Near
Elevators, Street Floor.
Children's Games, Csc, Csc, SOC
to $500 Each
Trolley Motor, Soldiers and Pop
guns, Pollyanna, Parchesi, Chess,
Checkers, Dominoes, Burnt Sage
and kindred others that will please
any child, and can be played by
grown-upS as well.
Palais ROyaI-Jain Floor.
q !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Gift Hosiery


Women's Silk Hose, $1.9a
Women's Full-Fashioned Pure
Silk Hose, in black and white,
also gray, field mouse, brown,
pink and silver. Slightly ir-
regular weaves. but they are
difficult to find. $3.50 S1.98
value at
Women's Silk Hose
Women's Silk Hose. in plain
and drop stitch effect. Super
fashioned. Black and white,
also colors. All perfect. Sis
values. Attractively $1.59
priced at
Women's Onyx Silk Hose
A decidedly fortunate Christ
mas opportunity, in pure
thread silk, full fashioned;
black, white and colors. For
street and evening $3.50
wear. All perfect.
Women's Silk-cIocked Hose
Splendid assortment of full
fashioned Pure Thread Silk
Hose in the popular silk clocks.
A style that will please every
woman
$3.50 to 4.95
Children's Silk Socks
A practical dainty gift. in
plain colors and fancy stripes;
in the popular Phoenix styles
for boys and girls. Sizes 75c
4 to 91l.
Children's Ribbed Silk
Hose
Pure thread silk in fine rib
bed; in black, white and brown.
Dressy and satisfactory wear
ing ing Sizes 6 to $2.25
ChiIdren's Leggins
Gifts that are useful and ap-
propriate.
Children's Velvet Leggins
Good dressy leggins, knee
length with buttons; black,
white, brown and blue. 81 TX
Ages to 8 years,
Children's Pants Leggins
Made of Jersey cloth, with
buttons. extra long, reaching
the waist line. Black, white;
also colors; ages to 6 81 IN
years.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
REGARDING Pictorial Review Patterns


call
a It
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
SiIUeruare

Silver-plarcd Comb, Brush
and Mirror Set
in plain or fancy designs;
large mirrors in new shapes.
with the long handle, in
brocade-lined box, and are
guaranteed for 20 S11.98
years. Set,
Silver=plated Comb, Brush
and Mirror Sets
in bright or gray finish, in
Guiding the hammered design !;
each IN pretty case. S10.15
Set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Gifts for Baby
Pretty Practical Christmas
Gifts for Babies and Tots to
6 Years

There are many useful
things to be found in our in
fants' wear department. Eco
nomical mothers will find the
below four groups of unusual
interest,":
At $1.OO
Bonnets Bibs
Dresses Creepers
Mitts King Toaues
Sacques Carriags
Shoes Toys
Blankets Water Bags
R0mpers PetticOats
At $1.98
Hats Tams
Bonnets Toilet Sets
Dresses Blankets
Leggins Underwear
SaCques Celluloid
Bathr0bes Novelties
Rompers Handmade
Creepers Caps
At sos
Dresses Sacques
Hats RI.nkets
isog;ns Carriage
Sweaters SoVeTS
Bonnets Costlnner
Buntings Bafhrobes
1898
Coats Dresses
BonnetS pu.L..
Hats
Sweaters Bathrobes
Carriage kimonos
Covers Leggins
Buntings Suits
Pniais ROyal-First Floor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20
Notice administration

In the county Court OF Webster County
Nebraska
In the matter OF the estatcoi Andrew Mar
tinson deceased.
TO All PERSONS Interested In said Estate
Notice Is hereby given that Oscar Il. Mar.
tlnson has this day fled petition In the
county court. praying that administration OF
said estate may be granted to himself as ad
minisirator, and that said petition will be
heard before the court on the 18th day of
December. 1912, AZ he hour OF o clock y. III.
AT the county court room in the city OF Red
Cloud, In said county, when all persons inter
eSted In said matter may appear and show
cause why the prayer OF petitioner should
not be granted: and that notice OF the filing
OF said petition, and the hearing thereof be
given by publishing copy OF this order in
the Red Cloud Chief, legal weekly news
paper printed and of general circulation I'm
said county for three consecutive weeks
prior TO said day OF hearing.
Dated this lith day OF November 1919.
eSeaD Al RANNEY,
y true copy County Jud se.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20

Conrad RAISER, Lora RAISER. Matilda Salad
en-, John u. Saladen, Edward RAISER, Emma
RAISER. John RAISER, Hazel RAISER, Veronica
lIolcomb John iIolcomb, Henry RAISER.
Plaintiffs
Albert Uhlensperger, Henry Uhlonspergsr
Albert UhlensDergcr, Jr., Veronica Bruss
nee. Veronica Uhlensperger) Walter uhlen.
sperger, Edward Uhlensperger> Erwin Tn
lensperger Helen Vhlensperger, william NJ.
Lindley, Nina iindey Mary KAISER. Ada
Frey, Charles Frey, Emma Frey, Jacob Frey.
Clara Sommerhaldcr, A bert Sommerhalder.
Lena Harris, Archie Harris, Walter RAISER
Anna RAISER, Benjamin KAISER, Hazel Rass-
er, william RAISER, Arlie RAISER,
Defendants.
To Albert Uhlenspergcr, Henry rhlens-
perger, Jr., Veronica Bruss nee. Veronica
Uhlenspergcrl Waiter Ihlcnsporgor. Edward
Uhlcnsperger, Erwin uhlensperger, Helen
Uhlensperger, Lena Harris, Archie Harris,
Benjamin RAISER and Hazel RaSSer NON
RESIDENT DEFENDANTS Each Of you
viii take notice that on the 10th. day OF No
vember 1919 the above named plaintiffs filed
their petition In the District Court OF Web
stor County, Nebraska, against said defend.
ants the object and prayer OF which Is to Sc
cure decree OF said court confirming the In
tcrests aui respective shares OF the various
plaintiffs and defendants In and To Lot Six.
teen 40 Block Thirty one (3p city Of Red
Cloud, Webster County, Nebraska, and for n
partition OF said real estate between the yarl.
GUS plaintiffs and defendants In accordance
with their respective Interests and shares
therein and II same Jean not be equitably di.
vlded and partitloned then that said real
estate be sold under an order OF said court
and the proceeds thereof divided among the
respective parties according 10 their inter.
ests and for such other and further relief as
may bejust and equitable.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 22nd. day OF December 1919.
Dated this 10th. day of November 1913.
Conrad RAISER, Lora RAISER, Matilda Sala-
den, John u. Saladen, Edward RAISER, Emma
RAISER, John RAISER, Hazel RAISER, Veronica
llolcomb, John Holcomb, Henry RAISER.
by Fred Maurer Their Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20
Additional Rulings on
Reinstatement

A series of decisions issued by the
Director Of the Bureau of War Risk In
surance with the approval of the Score
tary OF the Treasury provides more
liberal conditions for reinstatement OF
lapsed or Cancelled insurance.
The provisions of Treasury Decision
No. A., allowing eighteen months from
the date OF discharge for reinstatement
upon payment of only two months
premiums on the amount of insurance
To be reinstated, are retained That
decision is liberalized, however. by n
new provision that men out of the ser.
vice are permitted to reinstate by
merely paying the two months pre-.
NUNS without making statement as
to health at any time within three
calendar months following the month
of discharge.
After the three Notwithstanding the
date of discharge have elapsed, a state.
ment from the applicant to the effect
that he is in as good health as at the
date of discharge or at the expiration
OF the grace period, whichever is the
later date, will be required together
with written application for rein.
statement and the tender of two
months premiums on the amount Of
insurance he wishes to reinstate.
In order to give all former service
,,,hA Enc L.. "A
been Cancelled, fair chance TO rein.
state insurance. including men who
have been out of the service eighteen
months or more, and who are there
fore barred from reinstatement under
the former ruling, special blanket
ruling is made which allows all ex-ser.
vice men To re instate their insurance
before December 81 1919, provided that
each applicant is in as good health as
at date of discharge or at expiration
OF the grace period, whichever is the
later date, and so states in his appli-
cation OF course it is necessary that
he tender the two months premiums
on the amount Of insurance he wishes
to reinstate.
Service men who reinsta,ed their in.
surance 10y payment of all back pre-
miams prior to July %, 1918. when the
decision requiring payment of only
two months premiums went into effect
upon written application to the Bureau
may have any premiums paid in excess
of two applied toward the payment of
future premiums For example. if
after a policy. had lapsed for six
months, Il man reiustated and paid six
| months premiums Instead of two. he
may secure credit for four months
premiums.
The provisions for reinstatement do
not protect man until he actually re
instates. If he waits he may not be in
rs good health as he was at the time OF
discharge and consequently may moi
be able To secure reinstatement.
Don't put Off reinstatement. Do il
now
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20
FARM LOANS

/ am ready to make you a farm
loan in any amount and at the low
est rate of interest.
1t is well known and conceded
fact that / car get you loan with
absolutely no delay for inspection or
otherwise. All that is required is
an abstract of title and your money is
ready for you. Office opposite the E.
G. Caldwell law office.
j. II. BAILEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20
For Sale

The Mcfarland rooming house strict
ly modern aud doing capacity business
j. f. BETI, Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20

Lloyd Carpenter of Selden, Kan
sas, spent the first of the week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Car
penter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-11-20
In the District Court Of
Webster County, Nebraska,

Conrad RAISER. Lora RAISER, Matilda Salad
en-, John u. Saladen, Edward RAISER, Emma
RAISER. John RAISER, Hazel RAISER, Veronica
lIolcomb, John IIolcomb, Henry RAISER.
Plaintiffs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
Evening Chat
Too Late.

A party OF three children and two
mothers passed the corner of Jackson
and Jefferson street today and discov-
cred huge pile OF broken bottles
occupying a large space near the
sewer MY goodness" said one Of the
children, somebody has run into the
telegraph pole and upset a lot OF bot
tles-and they're all broken topieces!"
A peculiar odor told the two mothers
that the bottles had originally held
whiskey and then these women TO-.
gether with number Of others who
passed about the same time, knew
they had missed "pouring"-nOt Of
that mild beverage tea, but OF the much
lamented stronger drink. Soon quite
crowd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES older
men, many Of them mere boys-most-
ly colored fOlks-but one and all were
getting all the good they possibly
could from the soft, pungent spring
wind which blew that way. Not only
was the fragrance of a beautiful sun
ny day with a gentle breeze or two, re-
sponsible for the unusual congrega-
ton. For whiskey lovers-the per-
fume of that gone forever fire-water
was almost more than human nature
could endure. If the sheriff had been
thoughtful enough to send out invita-
tions to his party-someone might
have stood down in the sewer with
pail or two. AS it was-nothing but
the waited, tantalizing scent of some.
thing lost for all time, came family
yet sweetly to the nostrils Of those
just-too.late spectators.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
oh-for a HOuOekeepeTs Bureau!

Someone who has thought the mat.
ter over seriously said recently: Why
doesn't Fairmont start housekeep.
ers bureau? With q manager, reg.
ular number of maids could be kept
employed all day long doing the sort
of work preferred. For instance-at
eight o'clock in the morning one could
call for a maid to come and get break.
fast, straighten the house and then
leave-paid by the hour. For lunch
both the man of the house and the
children, if not too small, might like
to try favorite restaurant down.
town. II not one can always prepare
few delicious sandwiches with sal.
ad and a cup Of tea. Again a maid
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04

can Be called % prepare dinner and
wash the dishes. What 9 Joy 10 &c
down to q meal prepared beautifully
by some one else! And ct merely q
price for two hours work. On wash.
day another maid can come by the
hour and soon have the clothes on the
line. Only doing her fayoTite work.
with many different maids to relieve
those tired, one should always get ex-
cellent service. At housekeeping
time, again call a maid or strong man
by the hour. Why shouldn't one take
up a profession well paid and appre'
ciated-with the constant change from
home to home which many women en-.
Joy. Don't you believe some one some
day will attempt such bureau? Sure
ly there are many women to be found
who can do certain parts Of house.
work better than they can do any.
thing else, and who would not mind
taking up their special line If regular
hours can be found for them with good
pay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04

prefers winding his legs around q high
stool pedestal while be eats from a
bare long counteT-to the tune Of the
chop-chop Of his jaws. give me the
food and let the style co." says this
lordly gentleman. oh me, oh my--lt
cant be helped-and when you come
down to brass tacks, there are many
men like this one-nen who don't
care for the elaborate care and atten.
ton which some hard working little
woman puts into her home making!
And also-When all counts are in
these men are responsible for much oil
the downtown jobs which women are
attaching themselves to. We've all
got a vocation in life, and IL the one
the Lord ordained for US is perform.
ed to the unappreciatIve accOmpant'
ment Of Nov, my dear-just q fried
egg would have suited me just as we'll
and there is no sense in your getting
overheated and unlovely in the cook.
ing Of that meal. Cut it out, say
cut it out! I'd rather see you fresh
and pretty with crackers and milk for
supper than IS you are with all the
fine dinners in the world" So there
you are. II one does not enjoy being
an ornament and fine dinners aren't
wanted, one must select another pro.
fession. And 1t is impossible-this
playing cook and waitress and maid
and hostess-all in ono, all at once,
without something swapping some.
where. And yet how many women do
this difficult thing! Just thousands
of them-and never get a solitary re.
turn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04
Changing the Subject to Maids.


wonder if the day will ever arrive
when again we can hire a maid who
will take the utmost JOY in her house.
work? After aIl-why shouldn't the
identifying of home be Just as much
Of profession as any other? So
many homes these strenuous days arr
being run on the hit or miss style
meals wherever there is an empty
space on the corner OF the table
meals consisting of cracker box, a
milk bottle, little cheese or a sncs
of cold boiled ham with the butter re
posing in a huge bowl and the bread
reclining in its entirety on brown
wrapping paper. In fact, anything
which can be done in hurry, goes.
Well-why not? One can't do every
thing. And nowadays the mother and
original housewife very often puts hel
shoulder to the wheel and helps earn
the living. What a joy 1t would BE-,
then, to possess one of those bless.
ings-a maid who loved her work and
would labor unceasing to keep a home
in exquisite order with every meal
served daintily with proper service.
There isn't person who doesn't en-.
10Y beautiful service at meal time-ex.
tept now and then man who really
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-04

ate are now formally pledged by sigma
ture against the League Of Nations
constitution as now drafted. They ex-
pressed hope and confidence that
their action would compel fundamen.
tai revision Of the league charter.
They also pointed with emphasis to
the declaration in the resolution that
those favoring the Lodge resolution
also were in sympathy with move.
ment for an agreement between ma.
tons to promote peace and disarma-
ment.