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sonal experiences from childhood.
WIN occult phenomena. has written Il
mystcry-romancc entitled "rhc Beau
titul Mrs. Davcnant." tho plot of
Wnlcn involves ~ crime OF Intense
pSychlcal interest. in Il delightful
setting OF English country society.
MrS. Iweedale's knowledge Of psychic
pncnomena Is used with fine artistic
erect. 1t is seldom that Il woman
nSnieNcs q mystery story of such
power and suspense.
literary event of very great mo-
icht rs tho announcement by D.
appleton q Company that they will
publish during the coming week n
!s Lev, novel by J. G. Snaith entitled
The Adventurous Lady" This vol
nmc marks Il departure from Mir.
Snhth.s earlier noted successes. "'rhr
Sal!or and "The Indicated" i'm
that !. Is u sparkling social comedy.
~ whimsical VT AMI ski!l:ul mlnipii.
iiation OF plot and all the authors
hcchntss of character dcIincation
are brough, into fun play. Delight.
iui situations center about n titled
lady who changes places with a
SoNerhcss while they arc both travel
ing 10 common destination where
hcither or them is Known
-; Appleton & Company are pub.
iisninS an entieing mystery story en-
'i'ied THE Trap" by Maximilinn
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tame, PHI -, Ill. .. Doubleday. Page
This is Il political history OF Latin
american countries beginning with
tho time when the colonies started to
revolt against European rUlc. and an
authoritative statement OF the d.plo-
matte relations OF the United states
With Latin America from tho begin
ming 10 the present time. Except for
II previous book by the same author
now out of print, the material in this
present volume Is not obtainablc in
any other single book.
The United states and Latin
America was written primarily for
college and university classes in hes
tory and political science, bu, us
Suhjcct-mattcr and the method the
author has used in handling this ma
terial make the book possible OF wide
use by the general reader
Two maps, one OF South America
and the other OF the Caribbean, cover
the entire geography with which the
book is concerned.
The author is professor of Amerl-
can history in the Johns Hopkins Uni
Ncrs!iy and dean of tn" college. Dean
1.atane Is Il writer OF wide reputation
on attn American subjects, and one
OF the best known authorities in the
United States on the history of Amer
lean diplomacy. lie is the author OF
"a number or important books, among
which are The United states as q
World Power" From Isolation to
and "Dip!omatlc Re.a-
tons OF the United States and Latin
America"
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Weeks Movie Calendar

=. BIJOU-Mondny. Tuesday. We'd
sneSday and Thursday. Wallace
skcid. In "wha,'s You're l!urry:"
sFrfdny md Saturday. bryant
tSnshliurn, In "Whnt Happened tn
sJoncS."
- ULUEBlRD-Mond Tuesday.
"Wednesday and Thursday, all star
bcast, In "Sh"uld Husband For
lEircs" Friday and Saturday, va
; rtety.
= BROADW-tT-AIi week, Alice
sJoycc. I'm "lhc Frey
u ISIS-.iil week, Alma RubcnS. in
S"HunorcSquc.'
% ID 20 Nh ondny. Eugene
Tuesday. olive Thomas. In The
iFinpprr;" Wednesday, md Thurs
$dny. Constance raImader. In "rhc
, Perfect Moman;'' Friday. Elninr
In .'Thr shadow az
1Rosalic i!rncs;" Saturday. Con-
swnS Tcnric, in "Marooned Hearts"
q REN-Mondny. "Arross the
Ghnsm." and Charlie Chaplin. ia
"rhe Count" Tuesday, .'tcrus> the
I ChnSm.' and "Vit for Tat;" We'd
ncsday, 'Thc Whirlwind;" Thurs
day, .Thc Great Round up:" Fri
y day, William Desmond. In ..Thc
MINIS of ilcll;" Saturday, "Ihc
Vanishing Dagger" and "Iicr
bridal Nightmare"
s ElCT0R-Mondny and Tuesday.
."iod's Country and the Womun;"
las Fairbanks. In "Thr Noliycod-
de-" and Fatty irburkic. In ~
Reckless Romcn;" Friday. Ethel
Clayton, In "'The Girl who Game
s3ack;" Saturday. Charles Ray, In
-eircascd Lightning"
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NEWS AND REVIEWS
OF LATEST BOOKS

Continued from Fifth PaEeD
ms exception and a fcy. minor mis-
maps. ;hc store is grand success.
IN" story u told in tho same pleas
ing style that has made others in
the series so successful It is further
enhanced by droil Illustrations i'm
color by Garlic NJ. Boog.
CURLY AND THE AZTEC GOLD
~ Ky JoSeph ID. Ames. The Century Co,
In this new book Nj. Ames tells
further adventures OF the young cow
boy who made so many friends IN r,
previous story set on the C!rc!,- Ear
Ranch in Texas. Now Curly ana a
heroine as !!kahle as he is. and ius,
as BRAY. too. fall in with a partv
exploring lie great Southwest conn
ttE IN search OF antiquities interest
ing 10 the learned
~ accident they discover clues
ro.ntas toward hidden store of
hztcc gold buried centuries ago. Curly
.nu ms party io!iow the dim trail, all
9", oh!tt"ratcd by time However.
before they have proceeded Far ,h.I
run foul OF another party on Tho
same" trail and al! these OF a dcsncr-
ate character that stop al NOTHING IN
gam their ends. So tina, Curly ond
ms party must AT the same ,irc
follow tn" trail and defend them
serves from the muricruus attacks nf
She 'tSr-radoeS who are racing
against them.
Curly and the Aztec cola" IS per
MM.PS IN. most thrilling story that
TIE UNITED STATES AND LATr
NNI.ilcA by John IinI,,,I "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Foster, author of The whlstling
Man" and ERICH Man. Poor Man" a
young millionaire meets and loves
an attractive girl whom he thinks
has no idea OF his great wealth.
When he discovers that she is COM
plctely aware OF his fortune and APP
pears to be pursuing him because
of IL. he deliberately sets an In
EeniouS trap for hcr. Suspense is I'm
every page. for love does not run
smoothly and mysteries arise that
are difficult of solution. IT. is u
lively story.
Those who follow the Irish situa-
ton in its daily progress will well
come The Economics of Ireland" {;
pamphlet published this week by B,
w. liucbsch. Inc, by George Russell.
better known as "Ai3." MIR. Russell.
himself u Protestant fisherman,
pleads for ii chance for ireland to
work out its own salvation. I'VE. In
Ireland he says, TASK for powers TO
enable us 10 build up a civilization
which viii fit our character and
genius as the glove fits tho hand.
1t is not sclf-Eovcrnment the
British are bcstOwinE on us Gin the
latest government Of ireland bilD:
they are digging for us II dungeon
even deeper than Pitt digEed for us
in the act OF union"
Charles Scribncr's Sons announce
the publication this week OF their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

ring story Of mystery love and adj
venture in the widest regions Of the
timberlandS OF the North 1t has
been v!sualiZcd uy Nitagraph and
VIII be shown AZ the Victor Thcatcr
TOMORROW and Tuesday. Let 'I;r
Co comedy Is added.
Wednesday and Thursday DOUGLAS
Fairbanks Viii he presented in THE
MoilycolGle. and FATTY" ArouCkle
in ~ Reckless Romeo will bc the
supplemental feature. Coming Fri
day Is Ethel CLAYTON. who Will be
shown in The Girl Who Came Back"
and Saturday brings Charles Raw in
"GrsaSci LichUinG." The Show
down" the final episode Of Tine
Hawks Trail starring King Eaggot,
- on the program both Friday ana
saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

first fall cooks. Tho group includes
:rhc United states In Our own
lines" by Pal l.. ilaworth: threo new
novels. The Girl. Horse and n
Dog. by Francis i.yndc: Tho
Chinese Cont" by Jcnncttc Lee, and
Youth in Harley" by Gordon Hall
Gcrould.
4 volume of Emcrsons ESSAYS.
edited by Arthur Hobson Quinn.
dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences. University or pcnnsylvania.
is being added this month to Charles
Scribncr's Sons Modern Students LII
brary.
T. Scott Fitzgerald whose "rhls
Side OF Paradise" has been, one OF
the chief topics Of discussion this
summer. where books find their way
into conversation. promises II new
volume of stories early in September
under the piuuant title of "l'lappcrs
and Philosophers" tScribncrs).
Maxwell Stru,hcrs Burt. the author
Of Songs and Portraits" 'Scribners).
and his wife. Kathcriisc Ncwlin Burt,
who Is widely known for her sue
ccssful novels, are spending the sum
mer ON their ranch in Wyoming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

tho grccn-groccr hustled about ssss&
ing customers Now he edged 6e;G
tho tempting basket. Now he cSseel
away again. And ut last the grGelf-
grocer thought it time TO intcrXGne.
Now then. Tommy" he cxclai3ea.
what are you doing?
"Nothin'." replied tho small bog
"Nothin'. ch?" said the grecn-4ro-
Ger. well. II looks to me AS th0dgli
you are trying to steal those aDfJfesT'
You're wrong" rctortcd the NIP
per. I'm trying not to-"
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Traffic jam Pictured.

ElEIuic jam f1cturcO.
All traffic n; the busiest corner Of
sLos Angeles was held Nh for ten
.hminutes recently while scenes for
.sANallace Reds new picture whats
Your Hurry" coming TO the l!ijou
STncatcr tomorrow ana remaining
Through Thursday. were filmed. The
/ picture required the star 10 stall Il
.fnuSe truck in the mids; OF the traf-
I5fic. The Mayor o: Los Angeles was
/ persuaded TO allow the traffic block
10 be staged on the main street OF
attic city. Twenty c..mcramcn shot"
;sthe scene from skyscrnper windows.
:taicEraph no.cs. and the vcranda OF
!. a fashionable hotel.
n Babe Ruth, the greatest baseball
i star In history. will be shown con-
s nectinS for one of his famous
homers. Pictures are also shown OF
lEGarl Mays and other Yankee Indian
,Sstars.
Bryant Washburn will appear as
-Sthe star at the Bijcu Thcatcr next
IIEriday and Saturday. in a Paramount
ghrtcrnft picture version OF George
comedy What Happen
Sc6 to Jones" 1t is - screaming satire
EN- prohibition.
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Literary t:o,sip.

~ History OF Modern ColloQuial
English" by II. &. Wyld. which r. T.
Dutton x Co have in train for puh-
lication shortly, covers nearly five
centuries of the development, Of the
English tongue in ordinary speech.
Its account of the changes OF fashion
in correct speech make l. q fasclnat-
ing hook for those Interested in the
history oil social manners and GUS
toms as well as FOR thosc conccrncd
more with English vocabulary.
T.. l. button e. co. have ready for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Richmond joins in the third anzlua
motion pictures

WYE prophes;ed that 1920 would be
w the greatest year in the history
OF the screen.
1t was-and isl
Never before were there such pictures rs:
Cecil B. DeMiile's Male and Female" and
Why Change Your Wife 80. George Lonne
Tucker's The Miracle Man, John Barry
more IN DIR. Jekyll ana Mr.. Hydc", George
Fitzmourieea On With the Dancer. Every.
womon'. directes! by George Me!fcrd, William
D. Taylor's "Huck!eberry Finn and William,
S. Hart in Sand.
al these arc Paramount Pictures. and there
were 100 more just as CGod.
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annual drive for better

Paramount has io+ even finer pictures in
store for you in the new season that open, on
September Sth. The theatres thu; will show
these new Paramount Pictures II the twelve
month, 70 come are Inviting you to join 4 the
celebration.
Paramount Week i, the time when there is
proof I. plenty that there is an abundance of
good pictures 1t marks the opening the
iaU serSon--the refreshing indie a,oa tina, the
ho, weather is ore. and the best tho~-t time
CT all the year l. here again.
All the best theatres ere showing Paramount
Pictures this week. Celebrate by 6onsl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Mt the Odcon.

fS5asSssThe FiguTehcad,' - SolZnicl PIC
Sfure starring Eugene O'Rrlcu and
a story OF love AMI pOlifi-
Sral strife. Will 10 the featured al
sstfadtIon at the Odcon Theater ,omor-
row.
ssOIive Thomas in The Flapro-
,sse1znick production, IS Tucsdny'4 fea-
syfure and Will be followed We fursdat.
saud THURSDAY by Constance Tai
madRe in "The Perfect Woman" "a
-Stpry of romance, laughter and
Fuspense. Friday only Elaine Ham
will be shown In "Thc
9rshadow of Resale Byrncs." ana
@Ehnrlie Chaplin is the added a,,rac-
Sf!Gn In revival Of The Count. +"
4 Saturday. CONWAY Tcarle VIII b.. of-
<Ssfed In "Marooned Hearts" and
ssshaplin in new issue OF The
SsEirk"
~, the Rex.
;s rex MONDAY. Across tho Chasm"
Va. charlie Chaplin IN THE Count:
AK ;ss-1, "Acrnss the Chaem" and
K 4LyszsGIor Tat: "Wednesday, The
m sx1rIwind": Thursday. Thc Great
sSSS5bnd In ''Mints OF Heii''; S Sat
|HsEhe vaniybinG Dagger and Her
4 13Stdal Nightmare"
4 XSfrF4ns Nystery Story.
Gods Country and tho Woman"
Jan,es Oliver Curwood. IS u stir
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81 Vital Question.

ss.ArVItnl Question.
Husband Forgive" tho
sWilliam Fox production. viii open
SAs-four-day engagement at the Blue
isSird Theater tomorrow. This great
hotoplay. written and directed by
91f. a. Walsh, whose name is associat-
Ted with other celebrated screen sue
iPccsses-notab!y The Honor system"
ssfhe Pruss!an Cur and Every
EMother's Son" tells a profoundly hu-
Fman story IN series o: thrills. an
CLOSELY related 20 the question on
Which the story hinges should a
l1Ip sband Forgive" II is presented
abN an all-star east. including Miriam
Cooper. Mrs. James *. ITacl"tt
martha Mansfield. Percy . Standing
IPercy Standing, LystcF. Chnhbers
ifSpincent Coleman. .trit' Mayinc
,,sEharles Craig, Johnny Rics. and
iYJRmes A Marcus
ix Larry Semon Will also he seen i'm
yfllis comedy. school Days" Inter.
l&nationai Will present on the screen
,gnaws from all over the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

TOthcr Way Ruund.
He was Il very small boy. and the
apples he was cycling were very
large. lie eyed them for ten min
mlcs. lOmginEly and fmrt .NclN within
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.srn~ntionn, story n, broadway.

<
k,SSThc Broadway presents this coming
sSweek q seusltiona! story of tangled
gives, with Alice Joyce as the star.
SaffSs Joyce, in The Prey" appears
sfigst as n charming schoolgirl radi-
ssantly happy in hcr health ana the
ssSnirit OF youth. Then she disylays
$tbe. delight Of a maiden IN love and
,X5ust engaged. Swiftly her mood is
scliunged by circumstances TO horror
sfand misery. blended under a pitirul
lmusk of scorn which she tries 10 as
asume. Fear for her. happy go-luckv
Ssbrother follows grief over the death
Sof her father. Her shifting emotions
Ttfe as the facets OF the diamond
iSNeSt she is tricked into a lnarritr.
with a man she quickly comes 10
Sloathe. Splendid Indignation Is next
over a false accusation.
ssbut finally right trIImphs but bra (.
%nIost unusual way. It's srors Of tho
ToId type where there is sometime.
..doing all the time Larry Seinon ,vll
Salso be seen in his latest farce The
SSfage Hand"
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sHumorcsnu~" n, Isl..

51sannie Hurst. who IS noted .or her
srealistic studies Of Jewish life ntv.,
zstruck more intensely human not.
Ethan she attained in "Hu,nprcsUl..
This novel has been translated md
mo tion picture form by CoS,ac..,..
yYroduct!cns and wii bo shown j., tn,
isis Theater all this week
5sTFA1ma Rubcns is the featured NAV
seT in "Humoresquc." whice also III
selndcs in its cast Vera Gordon an.
t31aston Glass.
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TIE UNITED STATES AND Latin
y NI.N!CA. BY IohM lInIiaIn u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

a-I1 comprehensive statement u wtaI
ne considers 1fzE duty d -he STATE %
ward its ff.Sts4s- MINDED CHEERS.
The business meeting ot The SoE.2i
Welfare conference WIS head IT~ey10us
% I.fe regular SESSION ana officers
were elected Miss Gertrude - Mac
Danaid n -hs STATE school for EIrts -
Railoweil wRE CHOSEN president. Al
Invitation 20 hoio the 1927 conference
Ii Bangor WAS -1Fen uTaer advise
Inen1 by' tt1e executive committee
DR.. William Hammond Darker n
Chicago stirred -te conference F''TGaV
evening when he presented rnE tests
anc suggestions Tor IN efficient dem
or-ary He Totr1rd ont -he c12unel
trol1y-s along The course coward social
solidarity winch rs declared . -
the ultimate jiestiua Iion ~ ever
iernoc-acy-. a-n6 sflowee how ms IDEALS
Of this Iprru VI government NAV ne
realized. His talk vas -1rne4r. u-1-Lr--
isric ana lnsplrIr--
The other evening speaker was u,
A. Harms 81 rms STATE Health assr'-
cation. whose subject wRs Health
rtf- N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Program Of the Afternoon

-t~t,r--r-- I'LL -} @.e,-,,y.
s-z-re.o ar -.,..fr.na. ,,-r.,, - -
n4rs .rr-e-,..~r- y--s,.s ,.,,-,-.,---r,,,
AZ g.. -r,,-~ M --7sra.y--,r,,- ~ -. So.
~enpa. Soy -5irls y 1allowai. re
rllIton2- soldiers Home Il. -ugus
md -ne Augusta Sta-F aosu.ral ano
-gluel lBoU- $50 rIuLE. -tsa- sBr-7-
TX -srnpon- II afternoon br;vcr-.-rz
-E-l Of .u-ersetv interesting. features.
The CAV was II eleaL ms. Writ
5-nG sunny anu rn. au-ornpn.4e -ra-
~ vas intensely arJoy-eu tv ne
rnen anu v-uEner- ms 1oIcEr---- ~naas
na-nE mos 5feau-Iful ms -lrne u
ear r lneir -l-l "oior1UE- The
I-sr offet'Ilve was NJ state ScnJoi
az '74ris. Here -ne "IsJTo-s verc
s-CEn aooL- 1v Mss Macdonald.
Z ne superintendent aud ~ members
a- 1Te faculty ana -tle rLAE-ors-
al tne cottages ZnG ne dor-a-
o-ios vera -r-rwr open Tor Inspect
non am ez-eY',-ri. -r- was most rsezr
ana 1~uerir r. ne ass rpo-us ~
regular scnoo. classes were IN u~c-
-ress and the guests were rrz-er III
excellent 1ppo~rurlr-v TO- earn wnar
-he S1ate Is dozrr zor -ta qa..r-
4uert =1-l n the WIZ pt .dtcu-,rgg
5Fa-
--H.. --r,,n,,v zsng~,,l ,r,s.4,,,e z,.--,-e-.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
g. D. P. Not Paving
Wav of Pilgrims
to Harding's Home

ElE&EC. tifL. senator y F~v.
chairman u ne E.er,u1Hear Speak
ers Bureau. issued q statement 70
CRY denying rta1 the F,euubliceu
National committee mad PAID ne az-
peEses N 1T-v mem bHrs Or 6t ieEn
lions vlsit1nS Marion 1to. - ren-
Senator Harding speak from ms
'front.' porch.
Representative James = NcT-;--
lex. Oklahoma Democratic Sren r.
ta~'s Bureau chairman ne-e wedrHs-
day. made pInlic a "oTv Of wFat ne
salG was a serte- f-nTr Republican
-egionAl director Offering 70 nav al
expenses incurred ~ rs person -
whom Il was addressed = r1srttn-
dErlor.
No silc- p-e~ las pyer sss-..r made
ny any enc connected, 7rTth -be To
publican NatlUnA! 1-oTa rrr-tee ana
anyone expenses have tteen r,a1@
they were pane ov some r-rvate -
dlv1aLaal a-nd not rs rs TIE senator
said
There mas beer some expense 81
tEcheG . the reception - -he rlss--
nE delegations ~ Marion ruSt As
there are 5eErrlrlate expenses
every line OF campaign work. ulEr VIZ
have never offered &C pay ryone
expenses 70 =et them there
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Pictures asst
Possibilities in [ Sc
of Electrical Power

WASHINGTON. DC-. S--A saving d
thirty million rous II coal annually.
representing sI5b 900 900 II value and
ne labor u rnore -hzc 3o.000 miners
ann me release II tTls1 railroad car
wing capae-1y for other freight Were
incurred IS among the possibilities
20 result 1-oIn me olsc-ed east e1-n
Industrial Region Sope- power Elec-
-rIc System II IN ADDRESS -ouay BY
" :. Murray before Jne Wafer
g,aEe, league.
III Murray IS ctiEIrTnAC Of che En-
c1ueer,rIE staff now assisting tns Eov-
erurnE.IT Z developing plEns Tor PRO
lacr and supervised the eiac--tlca-
lion u me New York. New Haven x
Hartford railroad. He drew q PIC
Ire II me Industrial advantages
promised r cne great power project
IS carried ouT. Stretching -rnIn Wash
inEIou 20 Boston ana driving IT'S
electrical power from both steam and
wafer mower generation. ms system
would ~ tins paramount feeder n en-
efs-v. ne SAID. II ali utilities. lnQus-
-ries anu rIllroaCs throughout mai
1er-r1LUI-'-
There & enormous waste i -uel
lsnoer -he present system u small
unit steam gxne-@lior. M Murray
iec.lred. ''T,ile nation woud he negh-
gent % recognize such Z cnudftlon
ana not rpuedy l. ne added The
proposed system II addition 10 rs
manifest economy n @ust would
'-reble" me available horsepower NJ
rs eastern ~PEiun which now de
hands =. so0 0eo 200 horsepower. ne
said
Plans have apw been developed
2dr. Iur-uv SAID. 70 ctle po.rI- OF 10
eating -icewater paints WHARF ger
GRAZING stations, designed 70 form
ne backbone y -te super-powe, sys-
EN- nisr- ne erected The stations.
ne sald would not ne constructed
near Industrial cenEers blIr would So
CURE their coal supply Ivy tidewa1er
shipment froTn a central suunlv sta
rion having Ell independent rail IN
MERTON with he mines While all
available wa7srpower al the eastern
seeti0n would ne utilized. Mr. Nur-
fny salG. u would amount 70 not
-rla-e han Is per cent ~ the roral
yIower distributed. steam gefls-r4ed
power forming The balance
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Catholic Alunnas a. Boston

Boston. Oct -Reading nj com
ruirtee reports Rnd sessions NJ the
council took I'D the greater part OF
zte opening meetings Of the bleunial
convention uf the International FED
ara1iorg Of Catholic Aiuunae here To-
dag. Distribution of offices with q
new Of equnl representation fnr the
10 religious communities represented
IN the federation Was discussed. Mgr.
EGwRrti a. Pace OF the Catholic
University 81 Washington, D c.. pre-
sarieG.