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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

NAMES COMMITTEE.
Democratic Chairman Mooney Sc
lccts Democratic Personnel for
Charter Promoters.

Timothy j. Mooney, chairman oi the
Democratic City Committee, today an
oounccd the personnel of the Dcmocrauc
committee that will meet with he
publican committee on Monday night for
the purpose of considering legislation Tor
n new city charter.
MIR. Mooney named the following
Thomas +. Gormley. John J. Mulvena,
Charles II. Ten Weegcs, Charles 7: Say
lor. Thomas F. Bayard and Charles +.
Curley.
These Democrats will effect an or
Ranization with their Republican col
leagues on Monday night and proceed at
once with planning for the new charter
They will engage counsel, and engage
clerical help necessary 90 have the draft
Of a new charter ready for the Delaware
Legislature when IL Convcnes on january a.
Aiding this pohticel committee and co
operating IN every way the local olvic
bodies such ~ the Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club. kiwanis Club. Social Ser
vice Club and others who have expressed q
willingness TO work for new charter, Will
render all help possible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
TWO-CENT CUT IN
RETAIL MILK RATE
HERE DECEMBER |
Reduction Announced Following
Conference With TriState As
sociation in Philadelphia.
PRODUCERS TO HOLD
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON

Starting Wednesday, December ],
IL was announced today. the prico Of milk
in Wilmington will be reduced two cents
q quart nj retail making the price II
ccnts. instead of lb Pints will sell nj cight
csnts This action is tho result of a con
ference of tho Tri-state Milk Producers
Association in Philadelphia Yesterday, IT
was explained.
Wilmington is not part ot tho Tn
State Association, hut Its prices are largely
regulated by the decisions of the nsaocin
tion. II IL said This rceults to some extent
from tho fact that Philadelphia milk
statinnz nrc in the same territory from
which Wilmngton's milk is obtained a
meeting Of the local milk dealers will he
hold before December in an effort %
make tho reduction uniform.
Tho Droduccr will bear the full burden
of tho decrease. one dealer seid, as tho
price paid TO them has been reduced e.
allow tho distributors 90 make tho same
profit rs heretofore
At the Office Of the Clover Dairy Go
this morning, II WAS said that the rrduc
tion has bcen passed on in its entirety.
that ia, the company makes no more and
no less profit than Mt present
II wna stated this morning that the
farmers and dairvmen had received notice
of the cut in the wholesale price mcet
ing Of the Milk Producers Protective Asso
citation will he held this afternoon ~ ths
Public Building and the matter will bs
discussed then, according 20 e 7 lhckeN
of Stanton. secretary and manager 81 tbs
ASSOCIATION
Foreign markets have aided 10 tho prrc'
reduction. s,pCe before the war thu
country imported much cheese. which VA
reversed during tho war whom for"lRr
markets wcrc furnished with cheese nm
other milk products by the nited states
Expectation of theee products has nov
stopped
Milk prices here and IN Philadelphia
are said 10 he lower than IN other parts 9
the cast Tho price IN Boeton ls quote'
At 1874 cents Reltunor", l6, T. he re
duced 20 ~ PIttshurR. l6 New ork II
10 he reduced 10 II
Scientific methods - farming and dis
trihution aleo help make lower price
here, u is held Over tapping IN mill
routes such rs prevails IN some places
Is eliminated here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
SHTOFMAN VICTIMIZED.
Market Street Clothier Fleeced
Out Of Two Valuable Suits Of
Clothes and Some Cash.

Morris Shtofmsn 726 Market street.
is minus Tuxedo SUIT. valued at about
$50. which was rented from hun last
Tuesday A Young man. well dressed,
came into the store 10 hlre a SUIT, saving
that he wanted 70 use II that evening and
that he would return II the following
morning
The Young man gave an address on
Van Buren, street The suit had not been
returned nv Thursday. whereupon Shtoi-
man began an investigation. only %
learn that there was no such place rs the
address gwen The affair was reported 70
the police. who arr looking for the youth
and suit
Il was only FIVE weeks ago that Shtof-
man was vlctimlzed out % S25 suit Oi
clothes and $50 in cash, when he cashed q
check for S45 for 9 Young man, who had
purchased a siit for SIS The check was
afterwards found 10 be no good This
case was also reported 10 the police
Shtofrnan visited Chester Pa last night
10 identify a man held at that place in
connec ton with the check case, but tho
prisoner was not the man wanted here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ADD 1900 NAMES
TO RED CROSS ROLL
CALL CAMPA
p. r. r., Atlas Co. and Many
Others Turn in Splendid
Reports.
CITY MEMBERSHIP
CLOSE TO 10000

Splendid REPORTS were turned IN at he.i
Cross Heahuuarters today for the foutth
Roll Call membership campaign CP-
wards nf 500 names of new members were
turned in md this will bring the total
~ senior members from this city atone
close ~ IonOO II the two down state
counties come across rs handsomely as
Wilmington and New Castle county. the
total enrolled this wear will be exceedingly
gratifying Ia Chairman Horny /. scout
and ms band of faithful workers
The Pennsylvania railroad committee
under tho direction Of Mrs Gamble La
,rche and the Atlas Powder Company
under Mrs W. J Webster and Miss
,boe McSorlev have done excellent work.
The Pennsv workers have rolled up n
memberships of more than 500 while
the ATLAS Company is one of the 100 per
cont strong senior membership units.
In 10 TODAY Mrs Latrohes committee
reported I .si2 members this morning but
announced that there would be n con
.ldershle number more 10 he added. Mrs.
Tntrnbe had as executive aides Mrs
Edward Mclntvre Mrs. William II
AppIeton. Mrs c T.. Evans, Mrs. II. g.
Schroyer. Mrs II Fl Gsrriguea
Industrial teams did very well during
tho campaign considering the number oi
.mplovcs and conditions In addition
- the members previously reported. the
following reports were turned IN today
Tobdcll Car Wheel Co. Howard l.
Seaman. l2S Standard KID Co, 100
americanired Vulcanired Fibre Go. y \
NrChntock. 40. New Castle Leather
co, Mr Glcnn. l3l; Remington Machine
O. Mr. Clark. 1872; Speakman g.
Mr. Fraser 1913. Eastern Malleabie 60
Nr Nar.ton. l3i Standard kid O..
Mr. NcNullu. l35, Benz f. shaw Co,
VIM Mask. Jr. I36 + Rhoades & CO
Nr wilkinson. 49,: Pyrtes to., Mr.
Arnold. I3S; Augustine Mills lessup 4
Moore Co. Mr. Walker, Delaware Mills
Mr. pumstead. 1870, ,Amalgamated Leather
Co. Mr. BISHOP. l40. Pullman Go. Mr.
VI VI Ewes. l4l Diamond Ice 4 Coal 60.
T. W Hall. l42
The following churches have made
hnal reports Hanover Presbyterian, Mrs
II Y .Temieon Greenhill Presbyterian
Mis-. Anne Stirling; Union NJ T., Mrs
y johnson. Immanuel 7 i and Mt
salem VI. r. Mrs. johanna dup. Bush
: ~ Andrew. p F.. Mrs James Bsily
nnal rpport, were also received from the
Municipal building in charge Of Mrs
L C. Whitley: King street, Mrs A. h
smith and Richardson Park, Mrs. A. X,
smith
The schools reported ~ splendidly at
the start Of the campaign. that there
sre not great many left US, but if there
are any who wish TO report and who have
rot done so, they should do SO at once
IN order that they may receive credit
tor their enrolment IN this campaign
The latest to report 100 per cent junior
members are the following
Rose Valley School. Dover ] room
~ pupils Florence l.. Griffith. Petersburg
school. Wyoming. room. 46 pupils
MARY Cameron; Newark Public School
- rooms. e33 pupils, J H Owens. Nil
fond Cross Roads, Newark, room
ps p,,pils. Mildred C. Rowe: Niddletowl
school. Middletown, 3 rooms. 95 pupils
H. l.. McDougal; Bethel School, Bethel
l room. % pupils, Evelyn lsaacs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
SIN PERSONS KILLED IN
EXPLOSION NEAR MILAN

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London, Nov ~ Six persons were
killed and 20 injured in the explosion of =
plant At Vergato. 3S miles from Milan,
yesterday afternoon, says dispatch to
the London Times. Great damage in
Vergato and other villages il the neighbor-
hood was done
The plant was used as > shell factory
during the war but since had been a manu-
factory Of citrlc acid. 4 ire broke out in
a hut near the factory It noon sprea q
to the main building and later jumped to
a big dump Of shells nearby. Most Of the
employees were absent for lunch when the
explosion occurred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MILITARY AMBUSHEO
NEAR DUBLIN, Z KILLED
Drapery Stores Bombed and
Burned at Cork; Black and
Tans Block Firemcn.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Dublin. Nov y a party of military
returning from an inquiry outside Fer
moy WAS amhushcd three miles from that
town last evening and two Of the soldiers
were killed and three others wounded.
The lorry was held by tree which blocked
the road
Some arms were captured by the men
who carried out the hnldup
Cork Nov - The drapery stores
on ~ Patrick Street here were conn
plotely burned ont by fire today following
Il number OF bomb explosions The
damage Is estimated at $4,000 pounds
sterling
Rep oTtA from some quarters allege that
men ot the Black and Tans at the point
Of revolycrs prevented the fire fighters
operations and later ordered all the vol
unteer helpers away from the scene. In
Tipt,erarv in the forenoon the Snn Fem
cl ubruonIs were burned out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
REALITY AT AUCTION.
A Number Of Properties Disposed of at the
Court House Today.

Al public sale in the Court house today
the following sale was made Of the prop
erty of John Frank Owens Jr., bankrupt I
Two story brick house, 2503 Market
street, sold TO Frank A Torer for 81 900
4 property on New Castle avenue
beyond Hamilton Park, to Thomas r.
Cahoon for 81 $50
A frame house on New Castle avenue
beyond Hamilton Park, TO Cecil A. Davis
for $3.50
The Equitable Trust Co, as executor
of the estate Of Hanna Ann Fenton, sold
AT public sale in the Court House today
the property Oh 517 East Seventh street,
10 Richard G. Cleaves for 81 $50.
A farm Of late James II Clark estate, al
Clark's Correr. Lear Delaware City was
sold for SIS, 900 to Richard s. Rodney, AT
tlrrey for the heirs. The farm contains
220 acres Of upland and III acres Of marsh
and an orchard Of $50 trees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
HUERTA CABINET QUITS.
Tender designations That ODregon
May Have Free
Hand.
Rr Assoc1a.oa Pres. . Ex.rz Evan.ns


Nevico CITY Nov 27.-Al members
o. the cabinet Of Provisional President
de q Hue-ta TO-DAY rendered their resig-
fatlons N order that General Aware
Obregon the incoming executive. who
will be nauzurated On December may
have q free choice in naming department
heads
Newspapers Of tins CITY, which have
been speculating daily on the makeup
of the new ministry. are agreed that
Provisional President lie IA Huerta, who
has been slated for the chief post in the
cabinet. Secretary of the Interior. viii
not take that portfolio, but may become
Secretary Of the Treasury. Il is generally
believed however. his persistent illness
will cause him, first. TO take = course ~
medical treatment, after which be wall
resume ms duties As Governor Of the state
Of Sonora
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
WANT TO BE POLICEMEN.

Six more applications for positions on
the police force have been received by the
commissioners The applications will not
he acted upon at the Tuesday afternoon
meeting, but will be acted upon at fol-
lowing meeting when number of others
will be before the board
The four officers who were to be tried
before the commission last Tuesday after
noon. but who were unable TO attend on
account OF illness, will be gwen hearing
on Tuesday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
BORNER WEPT IN COURT
Accused of Larceny, IT Develops
He Has to Exert Himself TO
Keep His Family

A charge Of larceny against Joseph
! Borner was dismissed. after the case
had been heard IN City Court today
hirs Clara Whitehouse testified that
some jewelrv had been stolen from her
house after Borner had visited It III the
cspcaity OF painter and paper hanger
According 10 an investigation by the
police the man has been out of work. and
his wife declared her husband exerts
every effort 70 provide for her.
Borner wept bitterly IN court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
BARGE WITH 10 MISSING
No Trace Found of w ] Pierrie,
Reported Ashore OF Wash.
ington Coast.
nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening

Seattle Nov q No trace of the
barge W J Pierrie, reported ASHORE near
James Island of the Washington coast
had hocn found carl TODAY. according 20
q wireless, message from the coas, guard
cutter Snohomish which went 70 the
aid of the stricken vessel
Sixteen persons, including the vie %
Captain A Il Jensen their hal'y, were
reportd aboard the Pierre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
RABBIT SALE LAW.
Merchants Who URcOnsciously Violated
Il were Dismissed.

Five yiolators Of the laws governing the
selling Of rabbits were arraigned before
Magistrate Stradley last night. Three Of
the men, George c. Hughes, Ais Madison
street, Victor POzzOla, 5ll Madison and
W. r. Warren, 423 King, were dismissed
after the law was explained to them The
men are alleged to have had the rabbits
for sale without having them marked TO
show where and how they had been OBJ
tained and the place where they had been
shipped
The other two offenders, Rocco and
Alfonso Cresconi, 207 King treet. win be
given a hearing on Monday afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MUST LEAVE TOWN
Woman Caught Begging Said She Is
Widow With Five Children

Rose Burinnki. arrested last night
near Eighth and Poplar streets, for beg
rlnr on the streets Was srraigned in
Municipal Court today. and the charge
against her dismissed with the under
standing that she leave tins city, which
not her home She came here from a
town IN Pennsylvania
She said she has FIVE children and that
her husband r. dead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
WEATHER NEXT WEEK
sociated press 10 Every Evening

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Nov -. Weather pre-
dictions for the north and middle Altar tic
states for the week beginning Monday
are: Ra ms over southern and rains or
snows over northern portions at beginning
az week and again Friday or Saturday
otherwise fair with normal temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
HoLD-JP Al aANK> oOoR.
Bandits Get $50 600 W0nh u Ie~eir'
on Nex York Crouded street.

By Associated Prcss -o every vculng
New York. w ~ IHo nH n1Eer
containing diamonds worth t6O00O ser
the loot u four Ayhght huiiup mrr F-
today attackel DAVID Saylor. 7aesasg -
for iswelry house. - 10 Nas ea. (
the Pacific Bsak 81 49th stTevt Aad Seyel,.
avenue where he haa removed d. .eseis
from q safety deposit vault
Saylor was seI upon as he stepped rs.
the Bank door - ,he sideVa.k Ehi,a 4.
that time was ogstlug Rta trtvft
Crowds gasped n aOndrturGt FhI.
the me-eeugeT struggled lomFlta.l.
against re heavy odds Them le
thugs broke away and rscapyl e aa al-
mobile which waited ior hem ,r.-rf
corner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MONARCHY RuMoR DENIED
Bavarisn President Discredits st0rT .f
Plot FOR lts RestOr alton
'iated P-rss II 4 vrrT , go ns

Berlin. Nov 70 hsports flat ~
nations lave aeel lrrneu
for me uIrl.lse ~ -sstoUrg go
arrhy and establishing earar aHia-
ton over sprmaE5 Eere .lsr -r'i.feu
Minister President fDU naLv r1
today lie - p i'erAn Iar4es. ia.H.
ian affairs with the central srl.rriIlr -.
WA requested by fe Asso -.
- .ssue a sfai@G.eL' ultrI
10 that sertiou III fne .oI4lf frv
Assertion las .eFl lla.-r .44tT
relative - s~paTAfe aEu -f iaf"fIAI
movements - gaUOis Foffa taFti
have besu circulated Is ppoie.ts III
oreseCt Bavaria ooA4s-l /. 4. .el. aa~l
which $ yoGrEeDls ala ..iel pp'lns
by COMMUNISTS ala cepea -'ir o..
sts 70 iertnAly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ROUGH HOUSEIN PORTUGUESE
PARLIAMENT: CABINET QUITS
Associated Press "a Every Evenins

BY Associated Prcss q Every evening
Lisbon, Nov. p. Aware Xavier de
Castro, Portuguese premier, has submit
ted the resignation Of his cabinet as a
result of a vote Of lack of confidence in
Parliament The vote stood 80 in support
OF the government TO 62 against il and the
session concluded In Wild disorder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
D'ANNUNZIO OBJECTS.
Says Fixing Fiume Boundaries Violated
Self Determination Principle.
;sociated Pross to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evonins.
Triest, Nov 26 Objection TO Italy
and Jugo-Slovia fixing the boundaries
of Fiume without the consent of that
city and contrary to the fundamental
principles Of the international right of
self determination has been sent in a
note 10 the Italian government through
General Caviglla by Captain Gabrielle
d 'AnnunzIo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

Annapolis, Md <uv - Long before
the delivery of the milk aud morning
paper today 1000 midshipmen we're
ssfir preparing 10 move on - New York
,y cheer their champions - victory N
the annual service football match with
army tins afternoon
The iast OF She four special rams got
away at so clock
The midshipmcn xlil give p ball at ne
Hotel Commodore tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
NEW slo5, 900 THEATRE.
Permit Issued Today by Building
Inspector Preston for the
Parkway.

A permit WAS issued this morning for
the construction Of the Parkway Theatre
Al Adams street and Delaware avenue.
link and Sparklin of Washington are
the architects. the Parkway Company
owners and W D Hsddock d Co. the
builders
The estimated cost Is sos. $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
j. s. REGULARS To
GUARD COAL MINES
Four Hundred Detailed for Duty
IN Mingo. w Va, Coal
Strike Zone
by Associated Press TO Every Evening

Charleston, " En. Nov p Four
hundred soldiers of the regular army we're
expected 10 arrive at Williamson, " Va.
today for duty IN the Ningo Coal strike
zone. where numerous disorders have oc-
CURED during the past week he troops
left Camp Sherman, Chilhoothe. Ohio,
early this morning and we're sent by the
government 81 the request Of Governor
John ] CernWeIi who announced that
the Mn situation VAS beyond con
troll of the county and state authorities.
State officials waited today for President
Wilson reply % the Governor 5 request
that the former declare the AiIngo region
under martial law
The Governor said that Mlngo author
ties believed the soldiers could control
the situation without martial law but
that ne did not concur IN tins view
4 strike Of coal miners has been IN
progress III the NIlngo territory for many
months Frequent disorders occurred.
and finally Governor Cornwell called for
federal troops While the soldiers had
control IN the region quiet prevailed but
when they were removed shout SIX weeks
ago disorders again became frequent.
Frankfort. ky Nov - If the re-
quest IS made and Il seems necessary Tor
the federal troops sent TO the Mingo county
West Virginia. coal strike zone. 70 cross
the West Virginia border into Kentucky
Governor Morrow said today he would ap-
prove the arrangement rs II existed when
Federal troops were on the border a
few weeks ago.
Charleston, " Va. Nov. 27 Major
c. + Thompson Of the general staff Of
the Fifth army area at Fort Benjamin
Harrison. Indiana, reached there this
morning and immediately called on Gov
ernor Cornwell No announcement was
made as to the purpose of his visit. but it
was unofficially stated that Major Thomp-
son was here IN connection with the
movement of federal troops into Mlngo
county. ordered last night by MaiorGen-
eral Reed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MIRACLES

The dead cannot be brought to
life, but by practical means the
living may be preserved from acci-
dental death In l9I9-l020, 225
were saved from accidental death
in Delaware and the accidental
death-rate fell so per cent.
If YOU JOIN THE della
WARE SAFETY COUNCIL,
OTHERS WILL BE SAVED
FROM DEATH OR INJURY
PERHAPS A CHILD, PERHAPS
A FRIEND, PERHAPS ONE OF
YOUR OWN KIN, PERHAPS
YOURSELF.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
GREECE MAY LOSE SMYRNA.
Meeting Of French and British Premiers
Nav Mean Revision Of Turkish Treaty,

nv AFeorlafed prrss 10 Fvcrv FV0nInR
PARIS, Nov % Decisions regarding
Greece reached by Premiers Leygues aud
IIovd George 10 London will be com
rnunlcatrd 10 George Rhalhs, Greek
premier. who may be called 20 London
nr who will IN any case be informed ot the
attitude Of France and England
The Peti, Parisien declares LLOYD
C;eorCc opposes the pubicatlou Of a
Franco-Brtlsh note relative 90 Greece
because of It's effect ia the Greek plebiscIte
10 he held on December 3 The news
uaper adds that in British circles the
20. ibilitv of partial revision OF the
treaty with turkey is admitted and
II IS forecast that SMYRNA may hc taken
from the Greeks and placed under inter
national control
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

PlavhouHs Nail d Brlen Must-rs
t5arrtck -Vaudeville.
OueSen--'sThe North Niud Nia4lco.
Majestic W hats Nuur Hurry
RiaiUO--''Tne Lite Wanderor
Strand The Fourtcurh Man
SAvoy--..The Money Changers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
PORK TAKES DROP.
Kansas City Concern Quotes Loins
at IS Cents Pound Milk
Down

Knnaas City, Mo, Nov ~ Whole
sale prices on fresh pork recorded sharp
drop here Yesterday One packing oon-
pany quoted pork loins at 70 cents
pound, decline of cenis from the price
earlier in the week Spare ribs sDld NJ 10
cents n pound. 3-cent drop leaves
we're off 4 cents 20 10 cents, and shoulders
were quoted 2 cents lower a. 1915 % 70
cents. The top price paid for hogs AZ
the stockyartis today was SO, the lowest
since early IN 1917.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
CzECHO-SLOVAKIA
OPPOSES ADMITTING
AUSTRIA TO LEAGUE
All Other Delegation Favor r.
With Switzerland q string
Advocate
BRITISH LOSE ON
MANDATE QUESTION
n, A..,ei.'.,i r-... - S,--, S--r.as

~ A-s,cis'ssi pr-ss p. . y.-v rr~r..ar
Creneva Spv - tJlflrnis's RI ~.
meeting ~ ths aeaomhl n 'rs iFaRur
Nations are orunfing ipDr arshirr
vork - ths session rsr' eees ~ fru
earlirr than uaa rrIsI'a'e3 f~eg
pn ciRls
Cteeho sloval d,lsg.'es nv
nishing 'hs only ppf~,utnf
mission of Austria 30 fhs i(agir tsfFr
land is FfrrnRlg nd" eating sire
vifh 'he grov,ap hrrevr' 'ha' r.rrt
oocurB in Au-tra zi't = -se',rr'
monarch. shc pN rrps' If~ ~ ~
~ the pr,,vrro ~ -hrg
whe'hrr - rr,os'n to- =
MT
Tho orrn-o.''se Ft,t
aiming 'he a~crrn'a tt, f~fgfr
has approved ~ .orfarr n.
sslarier ,nid 80 per-or--
'aria' finding 'ts h'gt
1,oreva ugfTed rru p-r
evI,ensrr - eoet rerkrr rrs-i
rsfivr ~,,tr'rv shesiiA RIre - rir
account
.rho 1rgarirs'io- 7,.r0rr.''e-
eided - appr1vr fr~ T'iggrF
The fp.r rlersi~r -0-rnle-- 't-
shall ~ rhoanr 'ha' sv
arrrre aach ra-
r,rrsvu s,v ~ r-e 4tH,
sinze rover ~ rater - i,rn-a'rv
tNavie ~ Na'er- ~ae te-n,r-'-s'-f
frrdav vhen .f~ ,u--f .ns' t~
r. spite - Is'rv--rrrA r.trvf,
Rrffish rnrrrh~v Ie~iJe| .rsH r
control y DO ..~rrr.rrr. -rsrirsrs
mission ~ nm -rnrdet,vs. .uwrrv
romrni-sior ri'l - owr0-rf
Aersafivra n Eve nm -rsrdafrv tatr.
Yesterday a~'l1r was frwet
~ Tho deei-ior 'aksr ~ 'ts H, ssels
sion n The fprr~'l - anr
t,~~n fought tv 10 British sr-e
anno,rnced af'ev ~ Hr',o-ais meet rv
They JhfaIn~f rsrrnafferattor III VIA
1rIerfion blt = Rnin rrrs affvcfef
Hnnorio Pusyrrsdon ArRsnfins falf
gate - 'he assembly announced tnda
thaf 'hs Argentine tairgatlrn w0a
protszf ~ he assembly shs rrisrfipn
Committee 2 ~ all amsndrnrrta 4. 'h-
Covenant ~ ths eagls le saif slEa
that hs rolild hrIng ~ IN fhe N10F
the assembly resolution providing
election ~ "a nsrnhrrH - 10 ratrr
bv the szaemblv
Geneva. Nov 81 The 6rrs Amsrlrau
treaties ~ b@ fled pdth tho iea1IN
Nations v~r~ uus ~s.scialfv ~ re~ord a..
day when @~~drn presented no 'rxi
two asrrs~~nents with fhe rtfrd ~faffs
The irst ~ these agned Ocfafsr : lasf
i m he form ~ a proclamation tv frre
dent Wilson ertsndgng The e1rvrTgh au
of gD9 AZ apphed between sweden tu.
he United States
Fl hp serUnd treaty ranrris 1rttries
and XII ~ fhe ~uusIiar ~ruvenfian .f
tween sweden and ne 0lfeU -faffs
making them terminate Marc slGi
Tho treaty Eas signed J.nr isf