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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-16
Notice of Final Settlement,

Estate of Henry Stengel, deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Pauline NJ. Stengel Fee, has
this day filed her final report and settle
ment as such in the Probate Court of
Rock Island County. and hearing on said
report has been set for September 8.
1920, at ten O'Clock a. m, at which time
persons interested may appear and make
objections thereto. and if no objections
are filed, said report will be approved at
that time. and the undersigned will ask
for an order Of distribution. and viii also
ask to be discharged.
Rock Island. ILL.,. Aug. 10, 1920.
PAULINE M. STENCIL FEE.
Executrix.
Curtis 4 Simonson, Attorneys.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED Oh
continued to date covering any real es-
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock L.
land Title 4 Abstract Company: ". J.
Sweeney, secretary 2O6-212 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
a specially. deas developed. z. h.
MichaeIis, Mech Consstg. Eng. associated
with W. N. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
{ 6o9-61O Best Bldg. Phone b. l. 766.
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BIG PAPER COMPANY SOLD.

Quebec, Aug. 16.-Sale Of the
Gulf Pulp & Paper company. with
a large plant at Clarke City. Ontar-
10, to English interests with which
Viscount Northcliffe and Viscount
Rothermeire are identified, has been
announced.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 00.-Senatce
Boies Penrose, G. o. P. boss, ID
thinner since his recent illness.
During recent ride through Fair
mont Park. the first time he has
been in public in several months.
Penrose was snapped by q photog-
rapher. He says he feels great and
is ready to get back into the har.
ness"
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A French scientist says, BY ex-
aiming an egg, he can tell whether
it will produce . male or female
chick.
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KNIGHTS TEMpLAk.
THE STATED CONCAAvA OF ROCK
49,. Island CommxnoAy No. ~.
1 knlghis XeAnp.ar will 10 heHo
HTk tns sscona Aou1Ay OF each
n" month Z. A. HAaAgTen. com
mAader. J. L. Hickey. recoruer.
fraeuA1 QElAAS hEss ana tnlrd
Aonaays.
Mondays. Special conclave Monday. Aug.
10. at 400 p. m.
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 26o.
Ordof Eastern StAr-keguiar n,cs1nss
Oecood Wednesday OF eacn month. vs.
lung StAyu vetcome. Ars. 9essae D. Lan-
Ter. ". ~: Mary Y. Krsas. seczetary.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. L. . 8.
A.-The stated assemblies Of Rock u
land Ioun0i NO. ~. y. 4 >. NJ viii
mouth. e. ". Thacher. !. ~: Q. y.
hAdecrandt. recorder.
UCAL LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o. =.
Meets every Thursday evening
49, u Odd Fellows temps On
Fourth axAnue. between Sew
. entaenth and Eighteenth streets
~ d. r. Leonard. N. g.: Walter
Ao~and. y. >. First IhursuAy
Of es:h month, knitiatoEy oegrea. 0rss
secoasd md third degree the 1osIowAnS
THURSDAY.
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ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. $50. FRATRR'
nal Order of EAgioo.-RegWar maeEnGu
first and third Tuesday OF each m0okn
1t Eagles home. Fourth avenue a0d
! Twenty-drst street. Frank Wich. W. r.;
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
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G. A. 4.
BUFORD POST 243, @. A. 3.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
moons of each month 1t 2
o'clock in Memorial hall in
ths court houss. c. q.
Church, commandar; II. C.
Tu1t. adjutaaL
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Il, c. CLEAVELAED CAMP. NO. do.
Sons ct Veterans.-Meets on second
and fourth Tuesday eveninS OF each
north at O'Clock in Memorial ball at
the court kouse. L. L. Harms. COM
msnder.: Eugene johnson, SECRETARY.
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PERSONAL.

I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HERMAN TOPP-
myer, who was a Western Union mes
senger In 1915. or anyone who knows
his whereabouts; also Niles Hansen. l
will be at the Colonial Hotel at noon
Sunday. Aug. 81, 1890. Chester E.
rlautz
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SIBoNY BAY CAMP NO. 9
q. :. ". v.
Neets On the first and third
Thursdays Of each month at 8
p. u. 1t Memorial hall. W. ".
xedcalf. commander: L. II.
Titterington, sdjutant.
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AT r Z N TION MKSl
Rock Island Lodge.
No. $50. B. p. O. z.
Meetings first and third
Mondays of each month.
DAN K. BRENNAN.
Exalted Rular.
c. n. Isaacson. secretary.
Club ] oms: Ills 18th So.
Visiting brothues always
Welcou1o.
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MRS. MARGARET COSCROvE WISHES
the public to know that she has re-
covered and Is ready TO deliver her won
derful salve. Address p. o. Box 19o.
Davenport
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ROCK ISLAND AERIE No. $50. FRATRR-
nal Order Of EaSies.-Regular meetangD
first and third Tuesday OF each mootn
as Eagles" home. Fourth avenue a0c
Twenty first street. Frank WITCH. W. r.;
Joseph Groteyut. secretary.
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RARN: CAN BE UsED AS GARAGE. sos
Ninth street.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STORE ROOa: GOOD PLACE FOR GRO
Gerry. Call 909 Twenty second street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

the living room from the colonial stair way, with Miss Frances Smith, maid Of honor, followed by the ringbearer, Miss Margaret Watts. The diminutive flower girl, Miss Ruth Watts, preceded the prlde and her father, Dr. Smith. pr. D. G. Wooley of the First Baptist Church o1fi- ciated, using the impressive double ring service. During the ceremony Miss Ancc Lyman played McDonell's ITO Wild Rose" accompanied by Miss Weldon. An informal reception followed. Assisting pr. and Mrs. Smith were Misses Frances and Elizabeth Smith, MT. T. o. Smith, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Victor Lewis of Somerset, Ky, MT. Marion hewis of Wetumpka, rela- tives of the groom Mir. and Mrs. Frank Grove and Mrs, William Lyman Of Mon tevallo, Misses Fiminear and Tappln or Auburn, Mir and Mrs. Pape and MT. ana Mrs. Robertson of Wilsonville. and Mrs. w. A. Watts and MT. and Mrs. E. w.. Hausman of Birmingham.
 Ices in wedding bells and slippers, with individual cakes and hints, were served. F The brides going-away gown was Hixson model of midnight blue duvetyn, with which she wore smart tailored blouse of georgette and French 1eath- cred turban to match. MT ana MIS- I lewis left at 1 o'clock for Signal Noun tain, Tenn. After october lo they wn' be at home in Clemson. s. C., where MT. Lewis holds a responsible position in the aericultural department of the govern ment Mrs Lewis is young woman or charming personality and will be an ao- dition to Clemson society
 Dr. and Mrs Smith entertained the weo- ding party and house guests Witn charmingly informal dinner on Tuesday evening following the rehearsal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER :, FOR MISS PITTS

Beautiful in detail was the miscel- laneous shower given Thursday after noon by Miss Mary Blackerby at her home in Columbiana in honor of Miss Faxie Walton Pitts, whose marriage 10 MT Harvey Morgan Mechanism is 10 take place on Tuesday,
 The guests were received by the hostesses. Misses Faxie and Era Pitts and Miss Nevadell Kelley of Anniston The reception hall and parlor were decorated with ferns, cut flowers anu begonias The guests were served punch by Mrs. J. Elmer McGiboney and Miss Marion Pitts, both wearing pretty afternoon dresses or plnK or pandie. Suspended from the chandelier in the living room was shower pou auet of valley lilies. kewpies and tune which touched a cut-glass bowl or beautiful roses on the table where the brides book was kept. At this pretty table Mrs. Luther L. Saxon, who was lovely in a handsome dress of brown sation with hat to match, kept the brides book. During the afternoon Mrs. Wales Wellington Wallace. wife
 of ex-Senator Wallace, rendered sev.
 eral selections on the piano, one ol
 which was "Wishing," which was com- VI S ment was caused by the brides con test. the prize being awarded to Mrs. Wul McEwen The beautiful and use ful gifts of linen, cut-glass, silver ana novelties, which showed the popularity of the bride elect, were displayed on | four large tables. The bride elect read the good and clever wishes, after which thex were served an ice course. The bride-elect was very charming l in a dainty afternoon frock of pink georgette, with touches or lavenoer malene and pink rosebuds. Miss Blackerby was lovely in becoming ldress of lavender and white taffeta. Miss Era Pitts wore beaded orchid l georgette, and Miss Kelley was very attractive in pink organdie with sash 1 of turquoise blue.
 Miss Blackerby was assisted in en- tertaining by her mother. Mrs. Eliza beth Blackerby. Mrs. J. Bruton Pitts 1 Mother of the .bride-elect; Mrs. w. Y. Davis and Mrs. Amye Lester Kidd. Dur l ing the afternoon about 100 guests called to enjoy the Hospitality Of the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
LUNCHEON ID OPEN THE DRAMA LEAGUE The Membership Drive to Fea- ture the Early Seasons
 Activities

One of the most popular, organizations of the city, and one which will probably interest more of the thinking people, both men and women, than any other one in the city, is the Drama League In order that the splendid attractions which they will bring to Birmingham this winter may be more generally heard and appre- ciated, the members of the organization have put on membership drive, which is already meeting with wonderful results.
 The chairman for the drive is Mrs. Nor ris Bush, who as Miss Margaret Gage was one of the most admired young wom- en of the city.
 She will be ably and efficiently assisted in her undertaking by Mrs. Richard Stot- Ter, Mrs. Roy Cohen, Mrs $. l.. Ledbet- ter, Jr, Miss Marie Rosamond Miss Lee Ola shannon and Miss Katherine Morrow This committee is working very hard and many new members have already availed themselves of the fine opportunity for cul- ture and enjoyment which is being at tractively presented to them.
 On Tuesday, October 5, at 1 o'clock, a luncheon will be given at the Southern Club to which all who are interested in the drama are invited and which win be delightful and enjoyable occasion.
 Mrs. S. l.. Ledbetter is chairman of the luncheon committee. She will be assisted by Mrs F. w. Barrett, Mrs. John D. McNeal, Mrs Richard Johnston and Mrs. James Kirkman Jackson.
 Mrs Jackson, whose artistic abilities are well known, will have charge of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

,12.3o o'clock. The other days the hours will be from to 5 p. m. Tha programme will be as follows: Questions and discussion every day. Monday 3 to 5 p. m., primaries. Mrs.
 Neil Wallace; new state laws concern ling children, Mrs. W. L. Murdoch. Tuesday to p. m, history and principles of the democratic and re- publican parties, Senator Frank S.. White and J.tO. Thompson. or some other lcding republican. Wednesday, to p. m.. judicial de- partiEent, state, county and city courts, Judge Abernethy; county gov ernment; fall elections and candidates, Mrs. Richard F. Johnson. Thursday, 3 to 5 p. m.. sources of revenue taxation, MT. A. Latady; state, county ard city health departments,
 Miss Elizabeth LaForge. Friday, to p. m., the cabinet and
 the departments, Mra Sid Bowie; the federal commission MT. William B. White.
 Saturday, to p. m., debate on the League of Nations; general re- view.
 |. The University extension leaflets on American government may be obtained at any lesson. Reservations for class may be made by phoning Mrs. SnelL 1525-J.
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decorations for the affair, which assures
 it charming and beautiful effect.
 An entertaining reader, whose name will
 be announced later, will furnish pro- gramme during the luncheon
 The coming winter will be the most suc-
 cessful that the Drama League has known and the Birmingham public is becoming
 interested in way which is new in US
 experience, for while previously 1t mas been an organization of women, the hieil
 are now realizing the excellent features
 offered and are availng themselves oA
 the opportunity of joining it's meIioei siip An event of interest throughout the
 state was the wedding of Miss Sarah J.ouise Thomas and MT. Lester Hlckfiah Lewis. which took place Wednesday noun
 of "NIeadow Crest" the colonial country
 bone of the brides parents, pr. and Mrs. T, 1O smith of Wilsonville. The ehtiIe louyar floor was attrActively decoratea' inc living room and dining room acceh,u. atine- the chosen color, pink, with opnelia roses and ferns forming the uecoi t,' "a, :. ! Tn the library and halls garden anu a. io flowers were used with charming elieot, and here the brides book was pIesIoets z over by Miss Elizapeth oIIil'h, ,oa hv
 the bridey and punch was serVso pS
 Misses Mary Fiminear and Gladys Iappiii of Auburn The nuptial music was 'u
 charge of Miss Minnie Weldon assislen ~ v.
 bv Miss Alice Lyman, taleh.eu Soe
 v;o,inist of Montevalo. The bride was a;
 given in marriage by her father. pr. |. a. O smith. and MT. Victor LewiS t t
 Somerset Ky, served the groom aa @ pss>
 nan The bride wore handsome al.nr- r, noon gown of old blue panne veiVes' r, lno rnner girdle and sleeves were or soi r ! draping of partially yelled maine ahu ,1, s a,, yer cloth. She wore a smart a o
 Erench hat. with paradise, and carried shower bouquet of brides roses ana var ley lilies. .. hr;de Miss Frances Smith, sister or the @ ul
 uas maid of honor, and wore an atuao tive pirlish frock of accordion oialtou fIesb charmeuse. She wore olach os- trich hat and carried American 6eauls roses Misses Margaret and Ruth Watts, tho dainty little daughters Of MT anu Mrs w A. Watts of Birmingham' Wele rinphearer and flower girl respec.Veiy . Thev were attired in beautiful hahu- ,ade frocks of net and valenciennes iaIe'
 and added a charm and beauty to .ns
 hr;dal setting The ceremony LOOK piaee | ;r the living room before an lmproViseo
 .ltar of ferns, palms and cathedral can
 dies Baskets of Opheha roses added at i traction to the scene. The brloal party 1 wade a most attractive picture enterihs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
TIMMONS-PRIEST
 WEDDING PLANS

Much interest is centered about the
 marriage of Miss Melinda Timmons of
 Nashville and MT. James Hopkins
 Priest of Birmingham, which will be
 beautifully so1emnized Tuesday eve
 ming, October 5, at seven o'clock at the
 Belmont Avenue Church of Christ. The
 ceremony will be performed by Rev. F.
 w. Smith of the Franklin Road. Preceding the ceremony a beauti- ful musical programme will be rem
 dered by Miss Mary Binns and Maxis
 Luton vocalist companied by Mrs. w. A. Binns and Miss Mary Belle Hopinks violinist.
 Mrs. Charles H. Weakley will play the wedding music.
 The matron of honor will be Mrs.
 Emory Morris of Florence. Ala, cousin of the bride. Little Miss Hilda Derry berry. daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. M. D Derryberry, and little Miss Mildred Rainey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. All bert Rainey, cousins of the bride. will be flower girls. Little Miss Louise Hardison, daughter of MT. and Mrs Ernest Hardison, will be ring bearer l MT. Priests best man will be his broth l er Mercy Priest of Birmingham. The i ushers will be MT. c. M. Shill of Bir- 1 mingham, and MT. W. N. Cunningham | William Benedict and Dr. F. J. Foster | of Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

a sumptuous barbecue feast was served under the large trees, after which games. swimming and roaming through the woods were enjoyed. Toward the close of the afternoon supper was served and the party left for home. z CATHOLIC WOMAN'S
 CLUB MEETS
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. w. Columbach entertained the Catholic Womans Club of West End at her home, 1919 Tuscaloosa avenue.
 The house was attractively adorned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

with bright autumn flowers and larg vases of scarlet dahlfas were placed | the hall. A short talk was made | regard to charity work.
 An all-day sewing for the orphan was planned for Tuesday at the hom of Mrs. J. M. McGowan. A guessin contest followed the business of tn meeting. The prizes being awarded t Mrs. Mary Freeman and Mrs. Jim Nc Gowan. Mrs. Columbach, assisted b her two daughters, served deliciou cream and cakes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
DINNER FOR
 BRIDE AND GROOM

MT. Kent of Lasalle. H., and Mr E. R I.Iewellyn will entertain at dinner on Sunday evening, October 10, honor ing Miss Maibelle Downey and MT. Loughlin McNabb of Chicago whose
 marriage will be an event of October
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL pROCRAMME

The citizenship school will continue with Mrs Myrtle Smith and Mrs. Bren-
 ton Fiske in charge at the parish
 house of the Church of the Advent, be- lginning tomorrow morning at 10:30 to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. J. H. Finder and Miss Jesse Car ney will entertain at miscellap eous shower on Tuesday. October 5, honor
 ing Miss /Maibelle Downey, a bride1
 elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
MIR. AND MRS. WATTS
 THEATRE PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. Eph Watts will give a theatre party this week in honor of Miss Downey, whose marriage to MT. McNabh of Chicago will be an event of October F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
DIR. AND MRS.w. A. LAvENDER'S DINNER PARTY

One of the pretty affairs of the week Twill be the dinner given by pr. and Mrs. w. A. Lavender. honoring Miss lMaibelIe Downey a bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Nelna Lavender will entertain
 an evening reception and dance on Friday, October 8, Ronoring Miss Mai bell" Downey. a bride elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
PICNIC AT
 TURKEY CREEK

The Catholic Woman's Club was hon ored by their husbands at most en- joyable barbecue picnic and truck ride to Turkey Creek last Sunday. At noon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
MRS RSgHARyEY'S SHOWER

Mrs. Clarence Harvey will entertain at a shower on Wednesday afternoon
 Ihonoring Miss Maibelle Downey,
 lbr;Je-elect. IVY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
M'DAyID-PRINCE WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Martha Prince
 and MT. John Jackson McDavid Will take place on the afternoon of october ? at the Church of .the Advent ana the ceremony will be performed just at sunset.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-25

Chicago, Nov. 24.---Chicago will
be "the most unhealthy place for
crooks and the dryest city in the
United States by Christmas" fed
eral, state and city officials de-
clared tonight after they had taken
part aoday in a drive against liquor
dealers, which included suits to
close 72 saloons and cabarets, in
functions shutting down eight such
places and federal Indictment of
81 persons on charges of conspi-
racy to violate the Folstead act.
Attorney General Edward j..
Brundage, who instituted the az
suits, tonight said that several
hundred more were contemplated,
and that the state would continue
the drive "until there was not a
drop of Intoxicating liquor in any
of Chicage's 5000 dry saloons
The federal officials Joined in the
drive shortly after the attorney
general had filed his suits. when
Charles Clyne, United States dis
trict attorney. procured temporary
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clared the speaker, who portrayed
these things in words which made
them living. Enthusiasm IL the
most contagious of the spiritual
qualities, he said, and we need
great thoughts and great minds
for our associations.
Governor-eleet Judge Merritt C.
Mechem, who was not in the state,
sent his regrets and best wishes.
Superintendent elect John Con-
way made an excellent address,
which he opened with the state
ment that he hoped the next ten
years would be the most brilliant
of New Mexico's educational rec
ord. He said that the schools
needed not only the support of the
educators, especially of county su-
perintendents, but Of thc taxpayers.
j. V. Conway Speaks.
Earn your certificates, Mir. Con-
way warned the teachers, and sug.-
gested that new superintendent
qualify thirty days before taking
up the work. City schools do not
require the assistance of rural dis
tricts, said Mr.. Conway, who gave
many interesting accounts Of his
experiences as county superintcn--
dent.
Following the election announce
fContinnad on Page Two
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BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

injunctions from Federal Judge &
M. Landis closing eight cafes.
Shortly afterward the federal
grand jury. which has been ir,.'es-
tigating alleged illegal liquor trat-
fic for several weeks, returned in
dictments against 81 persons.
City officials welcomed the state
and federal drive as an adjunct to
the roundup of criminals started
ON Sunday, and said it would make
1T easier for them to keep crooks
out of the city.
At the same time they frustrated
an attempt to steal 100000 worth
of liquor being transported through
the city on trucks and arrested two
persons in connection with theft
of $50.000 worth of wiHe.
The cases Of the 72 saloon and
cafe owners whose places Attorney
General Brundage wanted closed
will be heard Friday by Judge
Lands. An assistant attorney gen
eral was assigned to direct staff
Of attorneys in prosecuting the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-25
LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL TO
SEEK A GOVERNMENT WILLING TO
MEDIATE armenian QUESTION
Telegram Is To Be Sent to the Powers, and Ii
Is Expected That the United States Will Be
Included; Typhus Is Spreading in Poland;
No General Disarmament Now.

Geneva, Nov. "a (by the Asso-
ciated Press) Action in conform
ity with the resolution for Armen-
ian Intervention recently passed by
the assembly of the league of ma
tions was taken today by the coun-
Gil Of the league.
The council decided to ask the
general secretary Of the league TO
prepare and submit telegram to
be sent to the powers In pursuance
OF the resolution of the assembly
that q government willing to un-
dertake mediation between Mus
tapha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish
nationalist leader. and the Ar
menians be sought.
1t is expected that the United
States viii be among the powers
to whom the telegram Is send con-
corning Intervention in Armenia. ,
1t transpired today that the
council on Sunday invited Sweden,
Norway and Denmark to join in
the Wilma expedition, sending 100
men each.
The efforts of the council COM
mittees to keep their deliberations
under cover. without offending too
much the strong sentiment in the
assembly for absolute openness
are provoking considerable com-
ment and amusement. There Is
even talk among the more inde-
pendent delegates of a revolt
against what they consider an eff
fcrt on the part of the council Sec
,retariat to override the assembly.
The committees, subcommittees