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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

already been TOO much delay on the
part OF the allies in sending aid TO
the new Polish government, ACCORD
ing to w. .. Gorski, director OF tho
official Polish information bureau
here. who expressed surprise to-day
that the neacc conference should con-
slider il necessary to send II mission
to Poland to determine that coun-
try's needs
LONDON. January -. Reggie"
Dcvuclie. The London male modiste.
who was yesterday charged with
manslaughtcr by a coroners jury in.
curing into the death from poison OF
"Billie" Carleton. was released on bail
late tGdaE in the ane rs OF s say
the portion Of the afternoon ofhciai
COMMUNICATION referring to portions
OF Europe and the Orient refusing to
ference on territorial questions was
drafted by President Wilson.
COPENHAGEN, January 2i.-Ensign
krylenko. former commander of the
rested. according 10 reports received
through Finland. He was caught when
he attempted TO enter the anti-Bol-
shevik army Of General Krasnoff for
PARIS. January 24.--Presidcnt Will
son plans to make the first of a series
of short trips TO the devastated regions
of France sunday. He will go by, train
To Rheims. where he will be met by an
army motor car, in which he will make
Il tour Of the surrounding district.
Z II l. y ID r l. i ii y. January "a
Steamers Bantu. New York for
Philadelphia. and Ambon (Dntch). Nor
folk for philadelphia. coilidcd' in the
fog yesterday near the Delaware
Breakwater The Bantu is reported
considerably damaged The damage 10
the Ambon has not been ascertaincd.
WAslIlNtiToN; 9, January 24,-,ThG
begin executive sessions tomorrow or
Monday TO formulate it's rcpor. OF
pending Irish resolutions.j 1t is eN-
pectcd recommendations will be ready
fer submission 10 the House before
the end of next week.
! BALTIMORE, January 24.-l'rank il
/ Conway, of Philadelphia. was no match
! for Joe Burman, the Chicago bantam
Tonight. and after five rounds til,
! Hhiiadciphian's seconds withdrew their
man 10 save him from further punish
! mcnt.
| NEW YORK. January 24.--At Tho
! United States Golf Association her
! Tonight, IL was unanimously agreed IL
revive tho national championship
manner possible IA return to thu
. pastimes OF peace.
| WINNIPEG. MAN. January 2i-Al
/ -four mills in Canada suspended opcr,
alton to-day as result OF an UMPIRE.
scaboard cities. transportation OH
Gals say they can see no relief 70,
| the situation before March IL. as Bri
| ish shipping is being diverted TO Aus,
LONDON. January 24-Thc ncnle
regatta viii be revived this year. Tn,
program will include races open {
services representing the dominion
and the allies.
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GIVE BoATsWAlN's MATE
MEDAL FOR BRAVE ACT
RcscncJ Two Members of Schooner,
Crew, which burned mt Norfolk
November I,
IDy Aasoeiated Preas. /

By Associated Press I
WASHINGTON January 2i.--John o.
Sicgc, OF Milwaukee. a boatswain's
mate In the navy. has been recommend
cd for Il medal Of honor and n Gratuity
of 500 for the rescue of two nlem-
bers of the crew OF the schooner Iijei-
genas. which WAS burned at Norfolk
Va. last November I. In announcing
this to-day the Navy Department said
he returned to the crews quarters on
the schooner third time and was
trapped there when a steam pipe
blocked his exit. He was rescued by
shipmates in such condition that for
hours surgeons despaired OF saving his
life. His rescuers, CoSswain Frank d.
Brown. Of Baskerville. Ky: Seaman
Claude a. Black, of Pottscamp Miss
and Engineman Aloyslus J. Fawcett.
OF Covington. Ky, were commended by
Secretary Daniels for their bravery
Secretary Daniels also has commend
cd twenty-five members OF the armed
guard OF the steamer Dora for gallant
conduct and attention to duty when
their ship was torpcdoed last Septem-
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POLITICAL AGITATION
RENEWED IN IRELAND
stephen Gwynn Heads Hand OF Mod
crates Who Launch Movement for
Home Rulc.
rBv Associated press.1

DUBLIN, January 2I.-rhe political
agitation In Ireland. outside tho sphere
q Sim Fein activities. Is undergoing
~ revival n meeting Of moderate
home rulers. headed by stephen Ciwynn,
yesterday launched u movement for
home rulo withNa separate Parliament
for each of four provinces or three
Parliaments with Leinstcr and Con-
nnuyht Joined, which Is termed do
minion home rule.
To-day the council of tho Irish
Unionist Alliance met in Dublin and
adopted resolution presented by Lord
Farnham, reailiirning "unalterable op-
position to home rule for the whole
or any part of Ireland" and declaring
the real object or all home rule move
ments is total separation" which would
result In handing over ireland ito
those who during the war have ac-
lively sought to procure tho defeat of
our arms and the disruption OF tho
empire"
On the other hand, home rule gained
& recruit in ajor-General Sir Hubert
Cough. former commander of the Brit
ish Fifth Army, who was leader
In what was termed the Curragh re-
volt.
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Would Control utIlitles.

RALEIGH. y. C., january 24.-Juai-
ciary Committee No. ., Of the senate.
McNinch, OF Chariottc, for the enact
mcmt OF the Delaney bill. pending in
the Senate, for giving to the municipal
authorities of cities and towns the
control of their public utilities corpora
lions. 1t is Il bill that is stirring the
most strenuous opposition on the part
of the public utilities companies all
through tho State. However. Mayor
McNinch and other advocates of the
bill arc Insisting that the control of
these local utilitics concerns riEhtfully
belongs 10 the governing bodies OF the
towns directly affected, and not with
the CorpOration commission.
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London Is Overcrowded
With Pleasure Seekers

Rclshscd from the rsEors of more
than four years OF warfare, London
seems I'm the verge OF going Joy
, mad. The city In crowded with
seekers after pIcnsure, the hotels
arc bndly orcrcrOwded and cOrrl-
dorS and bathrooms are converted
into bedrooms TO take cnre OF the
tens of thousands OF visitors. with
this influx Of people from I'LL over
the world taxing the city's accom-
nountions, the housewives nrc hnv-
Ing their troubles. Scrynnts are
almost out of the question, because
inunitL2n workers refuse to return
to Kitchen duties mt amy price, and
to whit on themselves oNGo with
out. These conditions nrc AketchiIy
revealed by Indy Mary in the reg
uinr society letter she hns written
Tor INC Times Dispatch for publ
cation on Sunday, january 20.
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LEBAUDY ESTATE WORTH
FAR LESS THAN MILLION
Widow of Scif-Styied emperor of Sn-
hnrn" Declares 1t Consists of
Only S23U,00O.
fBy Associated Press. I

reputed millions of Jacques lcbamdy.
the seif-styled Emperor OF Sahara"
who was shot and Killed by his wife
in their Long Island home two weeks
ago. shrunl to thousands to-day. when
Mrs. Lebaudy filed a petition asking
for letters .of administration Of his
estate. These were granted, by the Sur
rogatc here.
Mrs. Lebaudy. who was freed after
a grand jury had failed TO indie, her,
declared In her petition to-day the
estate consisted of 100000 in personal
property and 100000 In real estate, and
that she and her thirtcen-ye old
daughter. Jac1ueline. were tho only
heirs. Her attorney said he would
make further search for assets.
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CLYDE LINE WILL QUIT
Agent Announces II In Unable tc
Meet the Competition of Gov 2
ernmrnt-COntr0lled Vessels.
tny.Assoeiated Press. |

NORFOLK. VA. January 24,-Agent
William y. Marable. of the Clyde Line
Steamship Company. Tonight con-
firmed the report that his company,
beginning on next Monday, would in
definitely discontinue all steamer SER
vice on the Philadelphia-No line.
Recently the line cut down the SER
~ to one ship Il week.
The reason given by MIR. Marable
for the discontinuance of this line.
and privately owned and operated line.
was unable to meet government COM
petition with controlled STEAMSHIP lip
lines and railroads.
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her. The armed guard members In.
oluded Solomon Everett, of Washing
ton. ~. G.. Es
The secretary also has commended
Woman Edward Il. Metz. of 6l5 Seven
ty-siXth street. Brooklyn, N. Y, for
bravery displayed when tho United
states steamship Mary Alice. scout
patrol. was sunk In collision with sub
marine O-l3 IN Long Island Sound, Oc-
tober 5, 1917.
Chief Boatswain's Mate Isaac SImp
son. OF Marcus Hook, Pa. and Cox
swain Gregory A. Warren. OF Prince
ton. y. j.. We're commended for cour.
age shown I'm boarding the abandoned
steamer Huntscliff, October IA, 1917, in
an attempt TO make fast towing haws-
ers and for remaining on board ana
rigging hand steering gear while the
ship was moving under tow with list
OF thirty-fve degrees.
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STORM MOVES NORTHWARD
Higher Velocity Was Eighty-Four
Miles and Hour. Report
shows.

WASHINGTON. January ~. The
storm that was off the Virginia Capcs
last night moved northcastward. gain
ing i'll intensity, and tonight It's cen
ter was off the Maine coast, the
Weather Bureau reported.
The disturbance was attended by
gales off the coast between Eastport,
Nc, and Cape liattcras. the highest We
locity reported being cighty-fou miles
northwest, at New York. The velocity
was forty six miles from the west. at
Norfolk, and forty-four at Cape Hat
tcras.
Storm warnings remain displayed on
The coast ut and north of Delaware
Freak water.
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NEW AUTONOMOUS STATE
CatnlOninn Government VIII Tie Com
posed of Parliament and Gov
crnor-GcncraI,
IBy Associated Press, I

BARCELONA. SPAIN. January e.
Details were announced here yesterday
nous state OF Catalonia. comprising
the present Spanish Provinces OF Bar
cclona. TarragOna. Lcrida and Corona.
The new Californian government will
be composed Of Z Parliament, an cNccu-
tive and Il governor general.
Catalonia Will no longer recognize
the supreme authority Of Madrid, in
administration matters affecting Gaia
lonia alone. The government proposes
to assume direct control OF mines,
waterways. taXatiou and education.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
CAN'T MEET CHEAP RATES
Indications Arc That Hallway Equip
mcnt Order From China VIII Go
to England.

WASHINGTON. January o4-Ameri-
can industry stands to lose an unpre-
cedentcd opportunity to seize it's share
Of the China trade because this ma
tons newly established merchant ma
rinc cannot meet rates quoted by Eng
lish firms. This was brought out here
to-day when ii was learned that an
order for railway equipment for China
amounting to Sl0.O00,O00 probably will
80 to English firms. because they can
obtain lower shipping rate from
Liverpool to Chinese ports than the.
quote from San Francisco TO the Orient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
MANUEL STILL IN LONDON
Lisbon Reported TO Have Proclaimed
Monarchy, Gnrrfaon Going Over
to Monnrchists.
IBy Associated Press.1

LONDON, January 24.--The widely
circulated runor that former King
Manuel, OF Portugal, was about to lann
on Portuguese territory is, at least.
premature. TX King Manuc! was still
in London to-day.
The greater part OF the Lisbon gar
rison has gone over TO the manarchists,
according 10 reports on the progress OF
the Portuguese revolution received
here from Coimbra, in Northern Portu-
GAL and other localities. The wireless
station near Lisbon is said to be, in
royalist hands. II is reported that the
bon.
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LIDAU DECLARES TROTZI<Y
! IN HANDS OF ESTHONIANS
Try Associated Press.l

BASEL. January 24.--Leon TrotZky.
the Bo!sheviil Minister of War and
Marine. did not escape from Narva
after tho defeat of tho Bolsheviki
by the ESthonianS but was taken
prisoner. according TO dispatches re-
cciVed here from Libau. Adviccs from
the same source state that, owing to
the intqrvcntion of Finnish troops in
Northern Esthonia and Livonia. the
country has been completely rid OF
BulShcvik forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
Jnmes Connor.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. January "a.
James Common SAID to be the oldest
Red Man in the State and Ohio OF the
oldest Masons In. the country. died at
his home here this morning. Mr.. Con-
born In December. lS22. lie had been
a resident of Portsmouth for scvcnty
years. Mr.. Conner WAS one of the best.
the state. Despite his advanced age
he kept in close touch with tho organi-
cations OF which he was member, and
was active for his arc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
AWAIT LEAGUE OF NATIONS
TO SUBMIT NEW PROBLEMS
Action ON Question ConccrninE McsOpo-
tnmin, Palestine and German Col
onlcs Will lie Delayed.
TBy Associated Press.l

LONDON, January 24--Reuters Paris
correspondent says he has been given
to understand that Great Britain is
willing to relcgate such problems as
those concerning Mesopo,amia. Pal
estine and the German colonies TO n
League OF nations as soon as that body
is formed, in order to avoid wasting
the time Of the peace conference.
Thus, says the correspondent, it is
apparent that Great Britain is no.
DESTROYS of making any demands for
territory incompatible with the prin-
ciplcs of league OF nations.
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SWEDISH GOVERNMENT
DEMANDS "REDS" DEPAlTURE

STOCNHOLM, ] uary 24.-Thc
Swedish government has sc% an ulti-
matum to the Bolshevik legation here
demanding its departure from Sweden
by January -. at the latest according
to the politiken.
The Russian Bolshevik government:
threatens to keep in jail Swiss citizens
in Russia until the Swiss government
ratitics the appointment of an official
representative of the Russian Soviet
iE Switzerland.
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Want. Reciprocity win United states

Nv NssntIittcU FTcSs!I
REGINA. SASk, January A.--Tmmc-
diatc substantial reductions in prefer
entail and customs tariffs. and accept
ancc of the reciprocity pact with tho
United States were demanded by the
federal government by the unanimous
vote of tho Saskatchewan Assembly yes
tcrday. The conservatives of the prov
incc. for the first time on record. cast
their votes with the government on the
thrift Issue.
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CHURCH Is LOSING ABILITY
NO SAXIc SOULS. gays SINnAN

STATISTICS produced Yesterday after
noon by Bnly SUNDAY in his third ser
mon on Personal Work" at the City
Auditorium Indicated that soul-saving
Is becoming lost art among the
Protestant churches of the United
States.
ports last year" declared Mr.. Sunday.
that not one member Joined that year
on confession, of faith. What's the
ml''e Jus, Bead Ssad, P PHsi. Dead! That's
breath and their salary and that's
thousands of college graduates are
gong down to perdition every year"
he continued, and church mcmhers sit
around like owls on a tombstone
NO NEW MEMBERS AND
NONE LOST IN YEAR
IT read Of an association church
letter some time ago, which said: Mem
bers received this year-nonc; dis
,nisscd--ncne: died--nonc; married
none; given TO the MISUNDERSTANDING
p pa'd Inc ,Dast Or, Pray foi
own during the coming year
ana sometimes preachers report the
S Sid side OF things, went on MIR.
! would come of If they didn't. AS a re-
/ sun, some of our churches are In ba d
| shape That's why we have a 10,
a. lheSc isms and schisms and faith
cures, aud holy rollers, and holy how
""rS, and holy jumpers, and a great va
] riety' of fads that have swept through
/ me church to take people away from
Jesus christ, and anything that takes
| yen away from God comes from hcll
and II comes from the devil"
EVANGELIST DENOuNCEs
! CARDS, THEATERs AND DANCING:
Yards the theatcr and dancing AT
. came in FOR their shar- OF the evan.
hcists scathinG denunciaiion and dis.
Scs' Yesterday afternoon. The audi.
| .nce laughed ct tho picturc Mr. Snndn,
crew OF himself with his arms around
some Jane Waiting over the bail.
room floor squeezing the life out o,
Feh even while they shrank from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
Asks Probe or wire Control.

WASHINGTON, January 2i.-Inves-
tigation Nof the necessity OF the gov
eminent assuming control of telephone
and telegraph lines was proposed to-
day by Representative Mckinley, OF
Illinois. in 81 resolution introduced to
authorize Speaker Clark TO appoint
three Republicans and three Democrats
to conduct the inquiry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
MONARCHlSTS GAINING
Declared In Some Quarters OF Lisbon
There Is Now Nothing to Pre-
vent Civil Wur.
,!By Associa,cd Press. ]

LONDON. January 24.-AccordinE to
dispatches from Lisbon. the situation is
developing adversely for the govern
mcnt. The monarchiSt cause is gain
ing many adhercnts in Lisbon. and is
rapidly extending the field of opera
tions to the north.
The monarchy having been pro-
claimed at I.ouza, Sac Thiago. Villa do
Condo and Barcellos, II is feared that
nothing can now avert civil war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
LONDON PRESS CONDEMNS
RUSSIAN COMMISSION PLAN

By Associated PreSS.I
LONDON, January 24.-NewSpapers
here comment lukewarmly on the plan
for a conference between an allied
commission and representatives of the
various governments in Russia.
The Post sarcastically condemns the
proposal saying, among other things,
lit displays more than Christian
mcekncss." The Telegraph. admitting
the plan to be inspired by the best
motives. condemns 1t as being poll
tically haza dous and ethically
wrong"
cally in favor of the proposal, hopes
it will work, and says even If it does
not She hands of the allies will have
been strengthened by failure.
j. Dillon. the foreign political en-
Paris, says the Princes Islands plan
caused CONSERVATION in Russian cir
cles in Paris. and adds he is au-
thorizcd to declare that the govern
ments of Omsk, Archangcl. Crmea
and Yekatcrinodar will absolutely re-
fuse to sand representatives TO the
conference,
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PARISIANS ARE WALKING
General Transportation Strike in PROG
rcss mt French Capital Affects
All Systems.
NV Associated press.l

PARIS, January pa genera! trans
portation strike was declared in Paris
this morning.
The subway lines. surface cars and
aut omobile buses were affected.
Tho strike, apparently. was we'll or
Eanizcd. and not = wheel had turned up
,to $3.50 o'clock.
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final Judge rs to whether dispute is
justiciable or not.
The establishment Of permanent
court of International justice for the
settlement of iusticiable disputes is
proposed. and until it is created n
court of arbitration is suggested.
Either council or {; conference Of
the league is thought TO be the proper
organ for the consideration of non
justiciable Quarrcls.
Recognition OF RusSia'S prewar ma
tional debt to France by the Lenine-
Trotzky government Will be one of tho
first subjects discussed ut Princes
Islands. should the Bolshevik leaders
accept the invitation of the peace con-
ference TO meet there.
FRANCE THINKS SHE SHOULD
HAVE FIRST CLAIM ON RUSSIA
While Russia s a debtor to all the
allies except Italy, there is a feeling
in Frances official circles that the
French debt should receive priority. as
it was contracted much earlier-dur-
ing the time of peace-while the Eng
lish and American claims only date
back 10 the war period
Russian bonds are widely scattered
throughout France, and there are more
than 100000 holders. among them
many workingmen. small proprietors
and tradesmen, whose savings OF
whole lifetime are invested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
SAILOR BOYS ARE
CHEEREO AS THEY
HIT SUNDAY TRAIL

OF your sermons that we could get?
We want something optimistic and
happy. but with good horse sense I
understand your sermons arc that kind"
don't know that could do any
thing better for her than 10 send her
The TimeS-Dispatch." said Mrs Sun
day last night in reference to the let
ter which she held in ncr hand Dad
dy has never had his sermons pub
liShed anywhere but in the newspapers "
So, 10 Mrs. Mary Madden, Springfield
Colo, siXty-tivc miles from a railroad
will come The Times Dispatch for the
six weeks that Billy Sunday is in Rich
mond with the compliments of Mrs
Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
SAYS PRESIDENT AGREES TO
UNDERWRITERS PRINCIPE r.,
JiRITISH LEAGUE OF
NATIONS PLAN OUTLINED

The much discussed British plan for
q league of nations, which has Just
been completed, can now he outlined in
concrete form 10 the people OF the
United states for the first time.
The following details, though unof-
fetal and subject 20 alterations. rep
be laid before the peace conference
The main feature of the league
provided for in the plan will be the
ling international disputes This vii.
be based on AN asrcem ent among the
members OF the league not 10 interfere
Win the territorial. integrity OF states.
or to permit others TO interfere with
them.
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CENTRAL BODY For
INTERNATIONAL LABOR QUESTIONS

'Ihe rendering OF assistance and guild :
aEcc 10 new and undcvclopcd states
10 maintain freedom of transit and just
commercial rc!at!ons between the
members Of the league are some of thf.
principal aims 20 be supervised by the
league committee TO rule on the
question OF trade in ammunition and
arms and before which would also
come up for study international prob :
lenis relating TO economies and SAM
talion VIII be appointed. \ like cen
,ral hody for handling international
labor questions is provided for in IN.
plan. " ''''
In this connection it IS held that al,
lnlernational bodies now existing and
any which may be created must no
brought together in some central n,acc
which VII hc the capital OF the league.
ana work II! close cooperation with
the league, If the effort TO promote
internaionhi cooperation is to be sue
cessiul The British plan provides for
a general conference Of the delegates
Oh an nations members of the league
anu for smaller International eyncu
binary business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
PERIODIC MEETINGS or
LEAGUE PROVIDED t,nu

y permanent secIctariat for the league
would be presided over 10y a man of
autiioFiiS and experience in l.uroyean
AFFAIRS, sitting at the capital of INC
league with all necessary diplomatic
lmmnnities. Periodic meetings Of tho
leagues delegates are providcd for
hut II ~ pointed out that il probuhIy
would be convenient for states 10 an
point permanent representatives. 10 thc
capital who would act for their conn.
tries until more authoritative delegate.
arrive.
Tie plan excludes some states. ,ikc
Germany, from the league for the pres
eDt. on the ground of untrustworthincss
hut II holds that This exclusion shoulS
not be prolonged unnecessarily. Every
civilized state with settled govern.
ment VIII be invited TO join the league
Provisions for separate reprcscntation
for India and the British doIninions is
provided for. -
DISPUTES ARE TO BE JUSTICIARLE
81 AND NONJUSTICIABI.E
Disputes for settlement are divided
INTO two classes--Just iciablc and nom
y dusticiable--and each state Will be tho
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ONE PRESS REPRESENTATIVE
FOR EACH GREAT POWER
TICHON WILL DRAFT
INSTRUCTIONS TO MISSION

The mission of the allied and as
Sociated great powers to Poland was
first discussed. and ii was agreed that
NJ. Pichon should prepare a draf: OF
instructions to the mission for APP
proval of the representative Of the