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Evening journal., 1919-12-20
35 VOICE CHOIR
AT EPW0RTH CHURCH

Services at Epworth NJ E. Church
VIII begin at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning With The class meeting. AZ
1880 o'clock. the choir will give a spe-
clal program OF Christmas music and
the pastor will preach from the subJec.
THE Saydar-Our Guide 10 Peace"
A. o'clock there wlll be an interest
Ing program by the Sunday school. the
Offering going 10 tTic Armenian suffer-
ers.
The Epworth League VIII hold a serv-
ice at 6.3O o'clock and at Z 30 o'clock
there will be an elaborate musical pro-
gram by the choir OF thirty-nvc voices
directed by Professor George Z. King
Among the musical numbers for the
day will be the following "Slumberlng
In a Lowly Manger." Edwards; STARS OF
the East" Miles; Awake, o Judean
Land Hall: Glory 90 The y w Born
King Edwards; Softly Silver Star
Light Lorenz. Ladies chorus; silent
Nlght," Mohr; Keeping Watch" Jud-
son.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
Eggs Eggggs is Eggs at A1y Price
% ~ socleLy EdIlor.l

bert, much eggsasperaied. "All the
fuss is great eggsageraiion. Why
we are only beginning to get our just
due And believe me. the price is go
ing higher and higher. A drop in eggs
at the present moment would only spell
disaster for ! assure you all the best
,ggs would be quite broken up in con-
sequence
You must consider what a royal
part our family has always played in
history. Humpiy Dumpty. our ances-
tor, was quite chummy with a king
and Columbus used an egg 10 demon
s,rate his Big idea TO Isabella. was
talking 10 a Chicago 4 ID storage egg
The other day who knew this Column
bus egg personally. Now, / am Just a
fresh young egg compared TO some OF
those older boys, but take II you are
after fresh viewpoint, are you n0t?'
When ! assured him / was, Eggbert
lost an reiicence. he came right out
Of his she'll and unbOsimed himself
entirely, frankly eggsuding all the
family secrets.
Naturally / am mighty proud OF
my family, for while my mother was
an old hen she was OF excellent
breeding and my father was certainly
the cock Of the walk Ny brothers
and sisters are all good eggs and II
some Of the boys are q little too fresh
and we an have a yellow streak. WY
us only egg nature after an and eggs
VIII be eggs. YOU know. All boiled
down, really eggsut In The fact that
my immediate family se:s such a good
oggsamplo for other eggs.
TO Doe sure. there are dark spots in
our ancestry just as there are. no
doubt 10 yours. ] am free TO confess
That The cod storage branch OF the
family Is rotten and even In the most
respect BILE egg family, you occasion-
ally nnd a bad egg Take my Cousin
Eggmont, fof Instance, there was a bad
egg for you, H. trained with a bunch
0f eggs that were IN bad color with tho
health department. They eggserted an
evil influence over him ana egged him
on The no q 10 ruin. Poor fellow, he
had a sad end. he got mashed on an
actress and went an 10 pieces
There has always been quite an
affinity between our family and lha
theatre. Quite dozens o: us have mado
hits on the Stage
My cousin Eglatln was a tempera-
mental young egg. Most people on
seeing her said, oh, isn't that egg
np.' but I really eggsonerate her of
ouch a charge II was Just her egg.-
hilcratng spirits. She really did get 10
going a bit too strong. though, and
one Easter she dyed her hair and
painted her face and went 70 ne White
House 10 an egg rolling Friends who
saw her last said she was going down
hin very fast.
But mercy me-" murmured Mr..
Eggbert coniritely. "Tve not only egg.-
hausted The subject. but you also. As
"a parting word, I'd like 10 ask you TO
eggshort the public not 90 kick on The
high cost OF eggs Remember. we are
Just fun OF nutrition and albumen and
equal 20 o pound Of meat"
And Mr.. Eggbert Esq scrambled ND
and made his eggsit.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CHRISTIAN AJII,NcE

AZ the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church. No ni West Flnh
street the Rev. J. V. Kral. pastor. SER
vices sunday win b": 1880 O'Clock.
christmas s5rm0n-subject, THE Won
dertul Christ :eyi, l-s. gH. "Aud His
Name shall Be Called Wonderful. %
Specia! singing hv Miss Sterling and
Mr.. Beskorele. sunday school, ? o'clock
Young People, 40 o'clock: sermon.
7.3O O'Clock; Christmas so-m9n-sub-
iec', Tile Miracle Man" Praise and
prayer service, Ch"is'mls morning. 9
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
WILL GIVE CANTATA
AT SCOTT CHURCH

AZ Scott NJ. z. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets, the Eev. T. J. sard. pas
tor, will hold special Christmas serv-
ices on sunday 9i5 o'clock. class meet
ing; at 1890 o'clock, organ prelude.
professional March," Verne; anthem,
'Harkl What Means Those Holy
Voices Verde; anthem. Christians
Awake Salute the Happy Morn" Maun-
der. sermon by the pastor while
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by
Night" Sherbourne.
Sunday school az . o'clock; Epworth
League at $50 o'clock: al 7.30 o'clock,
the cantata. THE Word FULFILLED" writ
tn by Adam Gelbel, " D., viii be
given by the choir. The Sunday school
orchestra with church organ will ac-
company the singers; selection by or
chestra, The Oasis; address by the
pastor; offertory: violin duet. by
Messrs. Leopold and Davis; selection by
orchestra, prince Rupert"
Early Christmas service at 5 O'Clock.
on Thursday morning
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
NEWS ODDITIES

The longest warship constructed and
soon 10 90 into commission Is the
British battle cruiser Hood, which Is
900 feet long and 1900 tons full-load
displacement.
Vice Admiral Won Capcllc, former
minister OF The German navy, recently
told the assembly committee that $40
submarines were built by Germany be-
fore and during the war.
A new textile fabric which 10 Is
claimed will tend 30 lower the present
high cost Of mems clothing, Is BENG
placed on The market by a Pudsley
Norkshlrel manufactures.
That ihe age OF the bride can 20
longer be Inscribed on the marriage
certificate is a new rule In regard TO
French marriages. 10 is sufficient IL she
Is declared Of agc, a statement OF
specific acc being unnecessary.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
CHRsTIlN SCIENTIST

First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Park Place aud Van BURN street. VII
hold services as fol.uws: SJnday MORN
ing at II o'clock. AMI sunday ev,nine
at 8 O'Clock. The subject TO- the les
son-serm0n Is "Is the Universe Includ-
ing Man, Evolved BY Atomic Force
The Sundly School cOuyenrS az Fl
o'clock sunday morning. IN Weines-
day morning q testimony meeting Is
held from 20 , n'riock.
The churcn maintains "a FIRE reading
room and circulating library az No. 7O7
Equitable Bu!idids, open week davs
except holidays, from 30 10 . o'c,ock.
closing on "Wednesday evening at >
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
ST. ANDREWS p. CHURCH.

The service In -. Andrews 3 p.
Church, the Rev. Richard ". Trlppell.
rector, the nav Etwacd 70. Ford. assist
ant will be rs follows: Holy C0amun-
Ion az o'clock; b biz Cllss ani Sualay
School az 9.i5 o'rlock; mrnrins prayer
and sermon at Il clo,k; evening pray
er and sermon 10 10 O'cleck.
Service IN -. Ma'thrw's Charcl. cor
ner Shlpley and Eighth streets. the
rector OF st. Andrews In chlrse. will
be: sunday School az , o'rlork: Bible
Glass at o'clock; evening prayer and
sermon at > o'closS.
The services 90: Christmas nny will
be: Holy Communion al 30 o'clock:
morning prayer. sermon and Holy
Communion at 1870 o'clock.
Holy Communion IN 81. Matthew's
Chapel at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
FOLLOW THE STAR"
MIR. WILLIAMS THEME

40 McCabe Memorial Church the
Christmas subject will De the theme
FOR the day. 4 special program OF
music has been arranged and the fol-
lowing numbers viii be given at the
morning s.rNice by thc choir: GLORY
TO God in The Highest" Edwards
While Sheherds Watched Their
Flocks.' Sherb0urne; Calm on the
Listening Ear of Night" Brown.
The subject FOR the morning sermon.
1870 o'clock, viii be Following The
star"
In the evening al : 30 o'clock the sun
day school will give an interesting
program and instead Of receiving gifts
The scholars of the different depart
ments VIII bring a gift for the poor OF
the city.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
ITALIAN PREsByTEnI,N FESTIVAL.

At the First italian Presbyterian
church. dupont and Seventh streets. on
Tuesday evening. December %. az s
o'clock. the Sunday school Christmaa
festival VIII be held. An excellent pro-
gram has been prepared by Mrs. Das-
sori. and Miss Merle Elmer and all the
children are looking forward to a happy
day.
There will be a large Christmas tree
and a gift for each child.
j. II. Burns. superintendent Of tas
school and his stan OF twelve teachers
also the pastor, the Rev A. Dassori. ex-
tend an invitation to all who are inter-
ested.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

No MuuNtI tutA We uot Nlt NfliNA-
To make our foods more rich.
With the cost OF eggs mounting 20
Si.25 per dozen. even the Prince OF
Wales. Eminauoldman or the misguided
female who invented and wears those
blfurcater garments dubbed harleys,
pales Into inslgnlncance as a topic OF
public interes. alongside an egg
Hence feel Il was a timely effort on
my part TO have got In close personal
touch with a ihln-shelled member OF
The family, no less an eggsllted per-
soEage than a 1919 egg.
/ found Mr.. Eggbcrt Egg carefully
reposed In his private compartment at
the Carton He was tasiefully atiired
IN white with the date Of his birrh
stamped In helloirophe on his lefl side
In much the same manner that our
dressers gre showing the monogram on
the shirt sleeve.
"Well. what can I do for you. my
dear young lady?" he said cggily, when
had introduced myself. Il can give
you just fifteen minutes as / have an
Important date wi>i O. cusiard at the
end Of that time and will certainly
have 10 beat lt."
Il would like 30 get your eggsac.
opinion anent the present eggsogbltant
price of ggss,' said !.
IN the first place, don't consider
The price cggsorbiiani," replied Egg
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
TRINITY CHURCH.

Trinity Church. corner Of Delaware
avenue and Adams street. Rev. Freder-
lex NJ Kirkus. rector. Regular church
notice. The services on Sunday next
will be as follows: Holy Communion.
at 100 a. m; Sunday school. at $50 a.
m.; morning prayer and sermon. at ii
a. m; evening prayer and sermon. at
7i5 p. m. The Rev. F. NJ Kirkus Will
preach in the morning and the Rev. +.
VI. Kirkus in the evening.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
kNGsMo0n METHODIST.

At KingswOod Methodist church,
Fourteenth and Claymont streets, the
Rev. Charles c. Harris. pastor, there
will be preaching morning and even
ing. on Sunday; subject, 1880 o'c' 'ock,
THAT Precious Name; 40 o'clock.
"The Wise Men Find Jesus Sunday
School at , o'clock. The annual Christ
mas entertainment will be held on De
cember 26. at 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
EIRsT NJ. p. CHURCH.

At the First VI. p Church. seventh and
Walnut streets. the Rev. r. w SUIT
cllne. pastor, services tomorrow will
be as follows: i0ij o'clock. preaching,
subject, "The Advent Of Christ; 2i5
o'clock. Sunday School, James B. Nc
Manus, superintendent; $50 O'Clock,
Christian Endeavor service; Miss Ella
Willis. leader; 7i5 o'clock. preaching,
subject THE Visit Of the Wise Men.
The anthems at the morning service
viii be peace on Earth" and GLORY
90 God in the Highest" and at the even
Ing service. sacred Night" and There
Were Wise Men" by Kirkland. Prayer
meeting viii be held on wednesday,
ai 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
MT 10Y Nj T.

AZ NJ JOY ". 2. church, The Rev J.
w Bond, D. D.. pastor, services Sunday
will be as follows: $50 o'clock. class
meeting; 1890 o'clock. sermon by the
pastor: 2.30 o'clock. Sunday School; Z
o'clock, young peoples song service; 3
O'Clock. sermon by the pastor. Monday.
7.30 o'clock, board meeting. Tuesday.
7.30 o'clock. Cshers' board will meet
Friday, p. W., choir rehearsal.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
TRINITY LUTHERAN.

The Choir OF Trinity Lutheran
church. corner OF Madison street and
Concord avenue. viii sing the cantata.
The Light Eternal" at 8 o'clock sun
day evening. The 70 lowing persons will
participate: Mrs. John W. Smith and
Mss Sweinhsrt, soprano; Mrs. T. w
Pritchard and Mrs. Reba Hawkins. con-
tralto: Messrs. B. +. Smith and DR.. lie
roy slime, tenor; Messrs. Johnston,
Zeafla and Zortman. bass. 40 II o'clock
the pastor viii preach; subject, Tho
ANGEL Visit TO Mary" All other SER
vices at the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
NFWpORT n p CuIDCU

Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Newport, the Rev Howard
r. Quigg, pastor, on the sunday before
Christmas, will be as follows: 1880
o'clock. special music and sermon. The
star in the East; 730 o'clock, PAN
ana" an Illustrated lecture, with hand
painted pictures; ten-foot screen.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
"A NEW KING BORN"
PASTORS SUBJECT

At Asbury VI. z. Church. the Rev.
George White Dawson, pastor. Services
viii be: . O'Clock. prayer meeting
OD o'clock, preaching subject: "A
New King Born; O'Clock, Sunday
school; $50 o'clock, Epworth League
service; 7.30 o'clock. preaching. subject /:
Glory TO Cod; praise service 6 O'Clock
Christmas morning.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
STANTON Pc. CHURCH.

"Builders of The Liiy ot God, pax
cant OF the nationwide campaign. viii
be given az s.. James Church, Stanton
tomorrow. 40 Il o'clock y special or
chestr1 will assist IN the service and r.
L. Harris, Of Wilmington, will sing
Tn re are twenty-five persons taking
part in the pageant. The Rev. J. 2.
Parks is rector Of ST. James.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
RFTUANY BAPTIST

Al Bethany BAPTIST Church. Elm and
Jackson streets. the Rev L Bland Tay-
Tor. nastor. there will be a special
Christmas sermon tomorrow morning,
,t i030 o'clock; subject. The First
Peace Convention The evening ser
vice at 80 o'clock, will be featured by
q Christmas cantata, with special
music.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
United PBESBYTERIAN.

n ihe First United Presbyterian
Church. Third and Broome streets, the
Rev. William Patterson, pastor. will
hold preaching services at If o'clock
and 7.ij o'clock; sunday school meets
al 10 o'clock: prayer and praise ser
Vice Wednesday evening, at AS o'clock.
a. this service the pastor will explain
The Sabbath school lesson. Y. p. 5. c.
Z. meets sunday evening, at 6A5
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
MI RETHEI BAPTIST

At Mt. Bethel Baptist Church. No. 4i6
West Front street, there will be preach
ing at 1890 o'clock. by the pastor E p.
Corbln; subject, "Star in the East" 1;
covenant meeting at ~ o'clock; Sunday
School. at o'clock; Ti5 o'clock, preach
ing, subject, In the Clefts Of the
Rock" Communion viii follow the
preaching Christmas morning there
will be prayer meeting at 8 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
EAsTLAKE PREsRYTERIAN.

Eastlake Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. T. p Mordecai, pastor, viii hold
morning service az iO30 o'clock; sub
iect, The Christmas Theme; even
ing service. at 7i5 o'clock; theme
The Angelic Announcement" Special
music.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
INIiIANUEL CHURCH

Emmanuel Church, Seventeenth street
ana Hiverview avenue, the Rev. Charles
w. Clash, rector, VIII hold Holy Com
munion, % O'Clock; Sunday school.
9 % O'Clock; morning prayer and SER
mon' 81 o'clock; evening prayer and
sermon. 7.A5 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
ADVENTIST MEETINGS

Meetings In the Adventist Church.
pastor. the Rev. z. p. Collier VIII be
held as follows: Prayer melting. We'd
nesday evening az 80 o'clock: Sabbath
school every Saturday al 965 O'Clock .
preaching services at 81 O'Clock. con-
Quoted by Pastor 2. F. Collier: Youn-
Peoples Meeting az 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
4 4 CHURCH.

Services 40 the a L. Church. French
street. above 'aghth street The Rev. j..
w Brown, u d.. pastor. tomorrow Will
De: iO-l o'clock. preachingyi o'clock.
Bible class: 2 80 o'clock, sunday school /;
- o'clock. preaching; Monday and
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
SECnNn NJ. nj cmncn

Second VI. p. Church, Finn avenue
and Anchorage street. cass meeting
VIII begin az 10 o'clock. led by Charles
II. Caulk; preaching. ~ o'clock and
Z 30 o'clock, by the Rey B. P. Jester.
sunday school. o'clock. and prayer
meeting Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
PROGRESSIl7E spIuTJ,,IIsr

Special Christmas service at the First
Progressive Spirituallst Church. Pylh-
IAN Castle, No. COG West street. at 40
O'Clock. will be conducted by Mrs. Ellen
Con with messages by Mrs. De Laney.
OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
AT mLLCREST

Hillcrest NJ. f. Church. the Rev. W
Miller McCann. pastor will have preac.i-
ins' If o'clock and 7i5 o'clock; sunday
school, ? o'clock; Epworth League, Z
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
NEW CHURCH.

Christmas service will be held at the
New Church. Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome street, at 1913 O'Clock; sub
ject, Peace and Good VIII Among
Men; evening service at 7.l5 O'Clock;
subject, Who Was the Christ and
What Did He Do?"
Morning musical program-Hosannah.
Dubois; anthem, Mercy and Truth
Are Met Together Slainer; soprano
solo, sustained by Miss Lenderman ;
organ effertory, old Christmas carols /;
offertory solo. The Publican Van de
Water sung by William W. Muller.
OF Philadelphia; postlude. Faulkes.
EVENING" Christmas In sicily. Yon /;
contralto solo, by Mrs. Ferdinand Gil
pin: "Galilee." Combs, with violin OBJ
llgaio, by Charles B. Edwards; an
them, sous OF the Righteous" Noble (;
duet, J. Wales Davis and William W
Mauiter; Emmanuel By Coombs,
violin solo: anthem, sing. o Heavens.
Tours; organ. offertory. Vision" by
Rheinberber; offer,Ory solo. Mr.. Mui-
ter; Holy Night" Massanet; post
lude. Christmas March," by West
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

Metal workers. domest'cs ana agents
should watch the Want Ads for good
opportunities during the coming month
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
10 make the trlpl

However, The secretary OF the jap
that abolition or the offending practice
is favored by 100 per cent Of the intel
llgcnt japanese In the United States"
Evening journal., 1919-12-20
fLADEVENT Of
BETHLEHEM BABE
All Churches Tomorrow Will
Herald Joyous Tidings
of Christmas
ERMON AND ANTHEM
Y FESTIVAL PROGRAMS

Christmas gladness will be heralded
In city churches OF all denominations
tomorrow, with services TO welcome
the coming Of the Babe Of Bethlehem.
Christmas sermons and cantatas will be
given at morning or evening services.
Evening journal., 1919-12-20

The price Of eggs has climbed so high
It's reached The highest pitch;
No wonder then we use The things
To make our foods more rich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-27
SENTENCE COMMITTED
Baker Frees Private Convicted Of
TrcnS,il Ia American Expedition
ary-E,idcnr Insufficient.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 - secrc-
'ary Of War Baker today com q
muted tho .0-ycar sentence imposed
upon Private Lawrence 'FerImuttrr
ot New York, th" only member OF
the American eSpcdluoudry force
to be cunvlgtr1 of treason accord
,ng TO word received from WdshinE
ton hy NcprcS ntItiyr Isaac Sc!gcI
of New YORK. who interested him
self IN the lads case
I"rimuttcI. who served In the
medical department Ninth infantry,
second division. was convicted OF
having supplied military Information
Of value 90 the Germans while a
prisoner OF war. lie was court.
martiiIcd m tOblenZ aft"r having
i,ioiucd the American army after
'hc nrmls,ico ana his sentence was
approved 10y general headquarters.
According TO MIR SiCgeh who
went over the record uf the case
win Pruyus' Marshal General
'roWdcr II was not shown that the
~ SNrrs which rcrlmutier gave the
Germans were iruc and only one
witness. captain william II
Gordon captured with him, t"sn-
med against him. whereas the two
are needed before an
American can be legally convicted
OF treason
Evidence OF hostility toward tbg
defendant by his fellow prisoners
noted by Judge Advocate General
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KANSAS STRIKE ENDS
District Hoard Nee. aud Orders
Mrn Back la WORK ~ Accordance
Niu iiOwat'a iruIni.,

ilrTSWEG, kan. Dcr. ~ A
motion calling on an coal HIkos
uuw iu "ffs,t iu "a" Kansas district
that ht7 boon called Ny luy cA
".ui'r hoard uf diauIr, IT, United
Miuo WORKERS Of America. was
'd"plrd nJ iho hoard a. "a confer.
enc" hrr" li" today Al striking
wlucrs affected are Ordered 20 re
lun to WORK tomorrow muIu.rg
The action affects - wiu"r. In
'ludirg tlN" operated hy the Central
'un a t'oko 60. approximately
i,.oo mon are rmployo4 u them.
h" conference today was held IN
conformity WIth tsr PROMISE gwen
Federal Judge \. li. Anderson ~ ia
dWutpols hy Alexander VI lluWul
president ~ IA" district that h"
",lid us" his lnfluru." iu having
the strike ended II has been lh"
understanding here that u Ilownt
np-r'cd"d IA having inr wtu' -uItr
Dn.l"d of contempt Of Deur' pro cod
lngs brought against him at IN
utAuupul7 pruhauly would Lp con-
Lnu'd indefinitely uy tho govern
mont
so action Was taken ou tll" strike
I'm orf,rr ou tho Bronson. Rogers &
lllrni IB Il ~ ~ mtuo since De.
'Dmbcr Is Tnis strike Was. called
h",auHr ~ the refusal OF 'n, mon 20
work with a former member of the
un1ou VINO had worked with the
ate volunteers during the regent
uunl strike lIowut stated that 1hc
board would not act uu lno strik"
ana tha, It vas NOT even mentioned
At Tho tu.DflUp held tsItL IA IL WaA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-27
BRING CHARGES AGAINST S
Woman tmunE Iho~c Arrested for
Ui-OIhcrlb Conduct Ia Parade.

NEW YORK. Doc 20 Five per-
SOUS Including Miss GLADYS Grner
daughter ~ John l. Griuer 81 Bal
llmor", menbcroof the United States
railway mission to Russia. we're held
IN $500 hnud- each today on charges
~ SASsord"rly conduct IN conncctiuu
w!th the Christmas day demonstra
r'iuu here of the League OF Amnesty
for Political Prisoners Hearings fer
h'i ~ them participants in the at
tempted walk up fith avenue yes
'"td.V AZ a demonstration In behalf
"r oorHcicntious ohIectors and other
federal convlcts, hayo been set for
next FRIDAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-27
GERMAN VESSELS
GIVEN TO BRITAIN
President Issues Order to
Surrender Seven
Liners.
OIL STEAMERS WANTED


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CONFERENCES on TREATY


PARIS. Dec. 20 Conferences
will begin here early next week be
tween allicd ana German delegates
on measures preparatory to putting
the peace treaty into effect. II was
ANNOUNCED today The session viii
be held under the presidency or
General Lcrond. a member OF the
ETnnch dnlrGntIon.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2d. Al the
OFFICE OF the standard on company
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To Rcsumc Offi,c.

MEXICO cry. bee. -,i"ncral
Candido Asuiiar viii resume his Of
Ice .s secretary Of foreign re.a-
tIDua ON January o. ir ls stated ON
good authority General Agullar ar
rived IN this city today after SPEND
ing several months in Europe ON a
special mission
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which claims ownership ot the for
mor German flax thnkcrs, was
said that no word had been fc,fIN" '
as to the disposition OF the ships
Tho tankcrs. ~ ia number aud az -
grrguiiug 20 900 tons. we're IN Ham
burg when TIA" nrmiHtit" ~ns signed
It was understood here mat they
were 70 ho turned over 10 the stand
ard OH company but Instead ihry
wcrr ordered to the Firth oi F"rih
for distribution among fuElhnu,
Flnnco. Hrlgium. Italy aud the
United Stait4
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