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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-27
NNII.lSEN

"iiilletsd" took Wilkes theatre au
dlenees by storm Sunday. II was
said by many 10 he unaualifledly the
best comedy ever presented at thu
popular Pine ~. playhouse. Tn.
comedy Of "Bllleted' IN OF the higher
variety. and thoroly enjoyable,
Attic a play u the war. "Billeted"
is sparkling fun turnout, ~ con
Germs the bsllatins 81 two English sol
dlers dvan Miller and Henry Hait,
~ the home Of Betty Grace Hum
and the subsequent intricasy when
Betty forses n telegram Of the death
Of her husband 20 avert sassip.
The supporting members Of the
cast appear 90 unusual advantage.
Ruth Rsnick, Jane Darwell. Norman
iseusier. Howard Russell, Fanehon
Eyerhart and cornella Glass oensti
tuto this weeks personnel. outside ~
Miller. Miss Huff and HAL. Ths set
unRa are original.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-27
COLONIAL.

Gladys Hrookwcli. nald 10 have
the mos, expressive face on the mo
ton picture screen. II east In "a
heavy role az the Colonial showing
The Call 81 tho Sour until ThurG
day
The play is a Rtory 81 sex In
equality and womaH'a psnalty.
Barbara Dcming u a trained nurse
She IL betrayed hy a doctor After.
wards. she dcspleea him and rciirca
into a life Of loneliness. \ little
daughter comes to her out Of we'd
lock.
once more the possibility 81 hap
p4nsss comes Co her IN the SNAPS o.
a wealthy patent lie aaks her TO
marry him. She gropes at the last
csance for happiness and matrices.
but h plunged into even deeper
sorrow when SHE 10 forced 10 keep
secret her little daughter.
Years later. the daughter Is taken
III. Tho mother risks her marital
conirntedueNs To savo her daughter
And the husband learns the secret
Hut he proves TO be broad minded
man and hastily forgivoa his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-27
MOORE

Bert Baker IL the big hit at the
now orpheum vaudeville bin which
opened az the Moor. theatre sun.
day. In his skit "f'revarication %
Baker as hen pccked husband gets
out Of trouble ~ some wonderful
lies
burns and Frabiio In '-shoos'u- H.
a humorous number with some good
HtfinEod music
Burns and Frabiio In "shoos" IL
White Coupons. tho featured mum
b.r Of the program II IL an allie.
gorloai play IN which life IL rcprpe.
scented as coupon shop and the
goods such as happiness. pleasure
ana charity. are bought with oou.
ponH. Greenwood IL a nimble dancer
and has good singing voice. His
drinking sons Was we'll received.
-Four dusky lads Of the South rem.
der some pleasing harmony in their
"symphnny in Color" tn. Ram.
sells and poyo are dancers who Of,
fer some nsw steps.
Hector" billed as the Wonder
Dos" lives Up 10 his title. Tho Lu.
nciin Sisters ~hlrl thru the air
while suspended hy their teeth.
French hospitals aud the African
Cat are shown In the orphsum
travel weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-27
MISSION


Bessie BafriscAic incc'n star. has
tho part of woman who lives lie
In The White Lle," at the Mission.
Fearing the loss Of her hnaba nd .
love. Dorothy Kingsley. played h.
Miss Barriacale. who Ia ehildlcHs.
adopts a baby during her huHha nd .
enforced absence In Belgium. Upon
returning. the husband believes the
baby TO be HIS own
After years Of mental torture, the
wife Is forced TO reveal hor secret
Tho whole plo, serves te show the
individuality OF deception.
REx
The Old Homestead" VIII be
shown all week at the Rex IL can
inspire both tears and laughter.
one follows the career Of a coun.
try boy In New York with concern.
knowing that he will sooner or later
be plunged into vice plaques. This
proves true.
A grievinE father hack at tho old
country homestead daaidea to no In
search of his wayward son. a Eor.
rowful swooihoart, played BY Louise
liuf, seconds the father.
When hope Ia fast fading In the
lsfe horizon OF the prodlEal son. he
suddenly rcgains q, with the arrival
OF hla bcwlldercd father. who re.
turns with him to love and the old
homestead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-27
PALACE HIP

Tho new show which opened sun.
day at the Palace Hip is headed by
Maurice Downey 4 Co, In a Celtic
piaylet called AN irish Arden" be.
ing an adaptation Of the noted story
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

take up the work of the State Com
mission of Rehabilitation of Industrial
injured.
The speakers will be Col. Lewis T.
Bryant of Trenton and DR.. Basson OF
Asbury Park. Col. Bryant Is Commits
sioner of Labor in the State of New
Jersey and also Federal Director OF
Employment. He Will tell of the work
done by the department office here
and Or. Basson will tell of the work
being done by the rehabilitation COM
mission and how this work would pen
eff he factories of this city II it was
started here in connection with the
Federal, State, Municipal Employment
Bureau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

For Boys of All, Ages
Boys Khaki Mackinaws; CT OF
~sheepskin collars; 1913. ~oSs
Boya' Wool Macktnaws In CT OF
dark gray plaids. .......... ~''~'
Boys Knee roussr In 90 OF
many patterns ........... r
Boys RaincoatsI cap to O. OF
match: tan or gray 49,. %SS'
Boys Corduroy Coatsi dark OK OF
tan; IL to 20 years. ....... %S
Boys Corduroy r. az o0at'' dark 1897
Norfolk style Boys Suit; CO OK
w~ool-mixed chevior. 49,. %S~~
Boys Doub1e-Breasted Vel &C or
veteen Suit; belted. $500. ~o~
Corduroy SUITS dark tan; $6.95
pus.sa . scr, 1cravss ss,s $7.95
overcoat, double breasted; co OF
heavy. warm. ulster. $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

Knight will be conferred on two can-
dsdsfes the nomination Of officers 10.
the ensuing year win take place ano
there will be plans made o =
Christmas tree celebration to be heio
probably the last meeting of the year.
Tho second nomination OF ON
GERS for Lawrence Lodge NO. oz.
odd Fellows, will take place tonlsns
at a meeting of the lodge In Oao
Fellows hall. There will also De the
comforting of the second degree on !"
number of candidates. There $50
nected 70 he two candidates of their
ovn four for Hobart Lodge No. 270,
of Woodbridge and two for Genera
Morgan Lodge Of South Amboy: me
election of these officers VIII tahe
uIoca naxt Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19
PERTH AABoY EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919.

secretary. Chris r. Lund; financial
secretary, Chris Aggersen; treasurer
J. Tofte Hansenf trustee for eighteen
months. Otto Olsen. The noble grand
and vice grand are zach named for
six months while the secretaries and
treasurer are elected for one year
District Deputy Grand Master A.
Meurr, of Plainfield. and staff Will
come here and place the new staff Of
officers In their respective chairs.
These viii include both the elected
and appointed officers.
Algonquin Lodge No. A, Knights
of Pythias, members are looking for
ward to a big session to be held
Monday night at their lodge rooms in
Odd Fellows hall. The rank of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

The annual election OF officers Of
Pc Ambo Tribe, No. 65, Improved
Order of Red Men took place Iast
night al a meeting of the tribe in Red
Mems hail. Those named for the
various chairs are: Prophet, Fred
Anderson; sachem, Henry Anderson
senior sycamore, Hans Jensen; junior
Elmer Cline; collector OF
wampun, Hans T. Hendrickson; CHIEF
of records, Thomas Lucas; keeper OF
John A. Beatty; trustees,
James b. Voorhees,; representative 10
great council. Stephen Janderup; al
ternate representative, Lars Jensen
District Deputy Great Sachem Nj. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

Krug with his staff of great chiefs will
come here to raise up the chiefs OF
the tribe on the sleep Of the fifteenth
sun. cold moon, G.. s. D., 429. Common
Council January, is, 1920. At that
time the members Of the tribe with
the new officers will plan a reception
to the deputy and his staff.
Charles Walters was elected
noble grand OF Valhalla Lodge No.
275. Odd Fellows. at the election that
was held last night at a meeting of
the lodge in odd Fellows hall. Mr..
Walters will succeed John =. John
son at the installation that viii take
place Thursday night. January 15.
The other officers named are: Vice
grand, Andrew Johnson; recording
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19
TO DISCUSS EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU IN THIS CITY

A meeting of city officials, labor and
welfare, committees of the Chamber of
Commerce and all interested citizens
will be held at the City Hall tonight
to discuss the future of the Federal,
State and Municipal Employment
Bureau here. The question to be dis
cussed Is, whether or not the office
here shall continue to find positions
for men and women, as it is at pres
ent, whether it shall curtail some of
its present activities or expand and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

NphRTs- Dec. 1S.-(Havas).-It IS
declared in diplomatic circles that no
oflciaI steps have been taken y the
French or British government IN gel
ting in touch with United olates po
ttna, 4 concerning reservations
20 the Versailles treaty of peace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19
nenort Fgercn Fighting

oL oNDoN. Dec. I9.-severe nght1ns
IN he vicinity of Narva, on tine Es
thonian front, where the BolsneYlSi
broke through wire defenses ana cap,
tured several villag % Is repoIssu In,,tat
oficiaI statement issued by the soNies
Snyernment at Moscow today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

For Infants and Children
Short Pstdooats of white nainsook
finished with embroidery and. .dQc
Highlander Kat OF Scotch plaid
silk with ribbon band; S1.OO
blue. black. ........... ~
s~srvtcsabls Rompers OF blue-and-
white striped galatea; Coz
chambray trim. .......... WV
white Cambria Underwatst with
attached carriers; 2 to 0 29c
year sizes. . e . = . . ..,.-..
Hood Cape of cream white Ct 90
Bedford cord: scalloped edge *A
Striped rlannslstts Hloomers 90
with elastic at the knees. WV
Hand-Snlocked Dress of cotton
Rabardine with box S1 20
plalts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19
Suggestions from the Many Hundred Xmas Bargain

Petticoats, Boomers
Stout women's Petticoats, finished
with '. 18th. 9 ao,,nCs silk $3.50
Changeabls silk Taffsta Fiounce
R,ssss for women and $2.79
P~ettiooats with Dresden design
s,a ! ! k n. ta5fsta hounoe; $3.50
Jersey SILK Bloomers, ankle
length with deep plait- $5.79
Jersey Silk Pantalettes, with
platte PLATED %rufie'' ankle $3.50
al. IrTCa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

Hosiery Bargains
Mems ssamlsss Cotton Socks;
light weight; gray. white and IL,
plack
Mems Black Cotton Socks, with 90
undyed wool-mixed soles.... ~
Women's Novelty Stockings; cot
ton with printed stripes; 0Ec
SoAulioS1 s'.s...- .'.'''ss
Mems Artificial silk Socks, 90
plated on cotton foundation. @"S
Childrsn's ashmers Stockings,
Ea t from wool and cotton SOC
yarns ..-.-.s.s
Mems Meroerized Lisls Socks, 90.
with extra reinforcing ...... WV
Mems Heavy Winter Socks, co,
half wool; oxford gray only. WV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

Sweater Sale
Child's slip-on Sweater with EQc
contrasting color stitching. -
W omsn's Scarf-and-Ca Set of
good quality knit Ct M
Child's 8 wsatsr of wool and
cotton; contrasting color. Ct 10
stripes
Child's warm Sweater; fancy CT OF
stitched collar; buckled belt T
Mems Jersey; turn over collar;
wide stripe In contrasting 60 90
color .......
Sweater Coat of wool and cotton.
sailor collar detachable 1927
DelI ..s-...''
womsa'. sweater o.. Coat so, of $5.97
Mems Sweater in Jumbo stitch:
shawl collar patch $5.97
pockets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

For Girls of 6 to ID
French Linsns Dress with collar
and cuffs of plaid 2Qc
Plated Skirt; of navy or wine
color; wool-miXed CT m
serge .........
Two-piecs MILDLY Drss OF sturdy
Crash Suiting; braid &1 OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19
Big Skirt Values

Fashionable Skirt of wool-mtxed
serge; smart button trim "a OF
ming
worsted Serge Skirt, self-color
embroidery; slot pock- &C 10
Skirt Of Plaid Mixture, box plat
in back "ido clos $685.
lnH ss.sss
Serge skirt, smart cross &C OF
bar tailored pin tucking.. %oS
Stylish Skirt, finished with &C OF
tailor braid; novel pockets %0o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

Sh~awls--Excellent Gifts
Misses Shoulder shawls of 7E,
soft wool-mixed yarn. S7x37. S~
Mantilla Shawls of wool and cot
ton; Angora finish and Ct IN
ITlnBe
Shoulder shawls of soft wool Ct 20
and cotton; fringed. 45x45, ~
Medium Heavy Beaver Shawl of
wool-mixture; frtnged, GO az
64x68
Breakfast shawl; grey or brown
mixture; fringed; ca or
66x132 w.
Reversible Shawl; wool
mixture in jacquard pat CO or
tern, 72x72.. ........... T
Big Reversible shawl; most all wool:
grey or brown; SE or
72X14t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
MONTENEGRO JOINS SERBIA
u. S. and Allied Governments
Officially Notified Of Action

washing gton, Jan. 3.-The American
and Allied Governments have been IN
formed by the president of the Monte,
negrin Skoupchtina OF the decision OF
the supreme constitutional body or the
Montenegrin nation TO unite Montenegro
with Serbia under King Peter
The communication to foreign Gov
ernments says, in part
"The Skoupchtina assembled at Podgo-
rita decided:
First. The deposition of King Nicho-
las Pterovitchnjegoche.
Second The union of Montenegro
with Serbia under the dynasty OF the
Karageorgevitch and thus its amalga-
maticn with the common fatherland OF
the Serbs, Croatians and Slovenes.
Third. The election of a national
committee specially charged with the
administration of the affairs OF Monte
negro united with Serbia and carrying
them to a successful conclusion.
Fourth. The communication OF the
said decision TO ex-liing Nicholas, as
well as TO the Powers OF the Entente
friends Of our countries and TO the Gov
ernments of the neutral countries
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ROMAN PRESS CLOVIS
WITH PRAISE or U. s.

Rome. Jan, 9. --- CBy A. PD--Thc
press throughout Italy published today
culoC'stiC articles regarding b~esi'ont
Wilson and the United States, virtually
all of the newspapers dcvoting their en-
tire front page to the visit of the Ameri-
can President.
at is our intention to honor the whole
American people in honoring President
WILSON, says Italia which alludes 10
the people Of tine United states as the
ful in the history Of the world"
The Tribunals article says: "one
might say that President Wilson. having
left the capital at Washington to be
received In the capital at Rome. has not
changed his rostrum, so similar are the
tries"
In the Epoca. Prince Giovaneli, a
Deputy. publishes leader in which he
represents all Italy as paying homage
ideals. which brought her into the fight
side by side with the peoples of the
Entente"
The Messaggero prints an article by
Deputy Torrer. in which h" seeks to
show the aspirations of Italy coincide
with the political program laid down by
President Wilson in his messages.
The Giornale D'ltalia says: Rome.
which had known every form of great
ness, will welcome Mr. Wilson as 1t
never received any sovereign We en-
tered the war for the same Ideals as the
United States and with the same ideals
we propose to work with her for q
lasting peace"
The visit of President Wilson" says
the Corriere O'ltalia, must signify thai
Italy as regards peace problems is with
Mr.. WilySon, who will understand the
preoccupations of Italy, as he has under
stood those of France and England
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
BRYAN URGES PEACE SERVICE
Calls on Soldiers to Be Devoted
Also i'm Civil Life

baltimore. Jan. 3--CBy A. PD-"This
was has taught the lesson that those
who make the best citizens in time Of
peace make the best soldiers in time OF
war" said William Jennings Bryan fast
night In an address made here, in which
he made fervent appeal to the men in
unlform TO serve their country as well
~ peace as In war, He indOrsed Pres
ident wilson's trip abroad. and praised
the victory won for American ideals.
you fellows VIII have in private life
me same chances for service as in war.
20 Dack home with the determination
20 De as brave in peace as in war II
you consider thing as right do not stop
70 mink how many others are of the
fame opinion as you. No person can
no anything unless he has the courage
or his conviction. The man who Is not
ready TO de for cause is not worthy
of living for It.
president Wilson was wise In going
abroad. He knew the importance OF
seeing to II that the ideals which the
American noople have fought flr would
- preserved at the Peace Conference,
iie went TO Europe 20 see 20 II that
peace i TO be built on foundai ion. ths
viii endure. lie win help lay the fpun-
cations for peace that will not end Z"
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By the Associated Press

Rome, Jan. 3.--King Victor Emman.
uel has accepted the invitation to have
luncheon with President Wilson and
family at the residence of Ambassa
dor Page Saturday.
President Wilson and his party ar
rived at Genoa last evening in time
for dinner. Mayor Massone was at
the station to meet the train and made
arrangements for Mr.. Wilson to visit
points of interest when he arrives
here on his return from Rome on
Sunday morning. On that occasion he
will present TO the President a set of
richly bound volumes of the works of
Mazzini. and will conduct Mr.. Wilson
to the birthplace Of Columbus and
the tomb of Mazzini. The President
will spend three hours in Genoa on
Sunday.
An autographed portrait Of Mr.. VIII.
son has been given place Of honor
in the Genoa City Han.
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BIC LEDGER ADEIpHIA FRIDAY JANUARY g. 1919

Is another Federal prisoner at Atlanta
where he was sent for Twenty-Five years
because of false QUESTIONABLE he flled
and refusal to wear the uniform at
Camp Meade.
Clues Involve New York
The coming to Philadelphia OF two
New York detectives, accompanied by
man about whom considerable mystery
Is thrown, adds strength to the theory
that the warning which came recently
from New York had something to do
with the bomb plots. At that time 1t
was said that several places, includ-
ing gambling rooms, were TO be held up
by New York gunner.
The police here have found new
witness in the bomb conspiracy, who
saws he saw man answering the de-
scriptlon of Moore at the overlook
home of Municipal Judge German about
three weeks ago. The name of the
negro was not divulged. but he was said
TO live IN Bambrey street near Column
bia avenue, and was formerly employed
at the German hong.
The man, the negro is alleged TO have
said, appeared at the German residence
in the guise of n telephone inspector. He
fled after the negro questioned his au-
thority.
Reward Offers May stir Hunt
Ordinances introduced in Councils
providing an aggregate sum of $4,000
in rewards for the capture and convlc.
ton of the bomb consprators are ex
pected to stimulate the search here and
in other cities. Select Councilman Elias
Abrams of the sixteenth Ward. Is au-
thor of a bill Offering 10000 reward
A measure Offering $4,000 was introduced
in Common Council by Councilman Clin-
10, A. Sewers. of the Twentieth Ward
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lHaths

ALLEN. Jan, =, LEVI COULTER,
RaSs 0r and hds invited to
Mon, . p. m, Mt. Pleasant Church. Am.
aged 80 Relatives and fyicnds invited to
fgngrS rnrSav seys Ss p To- Eores,
HTiEb - Kj:49nG,oHq; %noS Pa g Iq2
Of, Henry Althouse, aged G2 Relatives and
friends inyited to funeral, Mon, 1890 a. M.
late residence. Int. Eichlandtown Union
BARLoGw,nJan 9. FLORENCE. wife Of
ana Hannah 3, Haserty. Relatives and nd
friends invited to funeral services, Sun, .
Ruos w meet roess leaving Gs
Willow Grove 1924 and p. m. at Halo
BARNEs,m-,At Norristown. Pa. Dec. 81.
sEsac ssd Il nns SAT- ia 10 n sss
nqs.si BATTHSmAt ;$n swedesboro, N. j.. Jan, ..
aged IS. Relatives and friends % invited Iet; to
funerel lJm services !, Swedesboro. NJ j.. Mon:
BAUER = Suddenly, Dec. 80. JACOB
Relatives. and friends, members OF Kensing.
ton NJ. u. Church, all societies of which he
s Pc m s5S g'sd E. Thdmpson 9 sfrf s
North Cedar Hill Gem. Remains may be
y'IMsa nRapYAt ~ st'e5 52ia p n r. 10th St. Logan
na asH sAMfS Is Sss aSd Si lisnas
c,eptssd SCOTTISH Rite snd Crescent Temple.
cited A to funeral M Sc ssrvees &c TTeRtSn on D. ln
residence of brother-in-ilaw. John W. la des.
e. svf family sniGH
lSsH + logan Sat- NARY K 10 WIDOW of
Sd hs fe5as MsTGS n1.S eS Is SSsrs sb
a. m. fathers residence. COS f. Hahn IS
81 hS9 mass n i Sd
John H4RfS'aH sRd R:5e5ss nIsa:y !oHM oR Res
SSsS %s%Sr and nd SoSay sTia TS a f
WSs sS nd 81
sion church, 10 a. m. Int. Holy sepuichre
Home q MsRoSarr H ST TG bR6%Ks aaass
aged 81. Relatives and friends invited to
%msFcsn sSTyHss sis MscAdnes P Gem at the home
ASSA e Saaya;G 'sa
81 y. Giles ST. Int. Greenwich Presbyterian
son Of late Thomas I. Rarns, Relatives
"' X OF '" c empoSes ffS Of Psnns ofH' r. Pullmsn %
Co; invited to funeral Mon. $50 a. m,
| residence OF motner. Dol n. oth st. Sol
emn requiem mass Church Of the Incarna ton
10 a. IN. Int Holy Sepulchre Gem. Auto
! BURT N.-A Philadelphia, Twolft-
Month 3lst. EMMA WALTER BURTON
| widow of Robert burton, aged IT. Relatives
! and friends invited to funeral Seventh-da y
/ First Month lth, 1915 D. IN. Concord Meet
ing House, Train leaving Broad ST Station
/ 1870 a. m. will be met at Concordvillc
| Station.
] CAMPBELL.---Dec. 20. GEORGE. son Of
Mary and the late George Campbell Rela
tives and friends. employees of p. II. T. Co.
residence. s 2iis n. 7th st. Solemn @ sauf reauien
mass st Edwards Church 10 a. m. Int
mains may be Viewed Fri. I to 10 0. m.
husband OF Cathsrine Carney. Relatives anc
Court Pride. No. AZ. F. OF A.. Invited Z
funeral. sat. $40 z. M. 4il0 Wingohockini
St, Frankford. requiem high mass st
Joachim's Church 10 a: m. Int. St. Dom
inie's Comt Auto service.
,CARRoLL-Jan. !. ,of pneumonia VIII
Carroll. Funeral Sat. 80 a. m. parents
residence. 6l27 Lansdowne ave. Solemn
requiem mass at the Church of Our Lad,
Of Lourdes. 10 a. m. Int. private. Hol,
| CARSON. At Clementon n. J.. Jan /
| SAMUEL, husband of the late Marian Car
son. Relatives and friends invited to serv
Ices. Sun. 2 .. M. granada ughter's residence
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general meetings for the actual con-
sideratlon OF important points OF the
treaty are impossible until the moot
points are threshed out by the Powers
most Interested in them
London, Jan. 3.--Announcemcnts re-
gardIng British delegates to the Peace
Conference and officials who would ad-
wise them, which have appeared in some
newspapers as being OF an official source,
are unauthorized and inaccurate. The
Prime Minister and the Imperial War
Cabinet. the Associated Press learns.
have not yet decided on the composition
of the peace delegation. Until this Is
settled and the delegates have met no
announcement as to the officials who will
advise them can be made.
The published list of officials is in
accurate and omits the names OF some
men to whom the war cabinet has en-
trusted the study and preparation OF
soine of the most important questions
for the consideration of the Peace Con-
ference
II is expected here that the confer.
ence will begin on January 10. A ma
jority of the British delegates will leave
London on January 4, but the Pre-
mier and Chancellor Bonar Law will
not GO until about the middle of the
next week. Secretary Balfour already
is in France.
Saionica. Jan, 3.--N. r. Pachitch. for
mer Serbian Premier, has left Belgrade
for Paris, where he will act as one of
the Serbian delegates TO the Peace Con-
gress.
Rio Janeiro. Jan. 3.-The Brazilian
peace delegation left Rio Janeiro yes
terday for Havre France.
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BRITISH STATESMEN EXPECT
FORMATION OF WORLD LEAGUE

the pubic
London one OF the
by
close until had
established President Wilson, as
that to be done
committee will be designated 10
French member
member Lord Robert
Cecil both of whom believed well along toward