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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Tick GRIFFIN. southern feather
champ, and his scrappy little
challenger. Ralph Lincoln, OF Los
Angeles. viii box the headliner Mon
day night 70 determine just who is
going to meet Pete Herman at the
Bliss punch bowl for the worlds
title.
But there is going 10 be another
championship settled when Cyclone
Briggs, gath infantry star, and Babe
Cabell. border weller champion get
together in the semi final and while
the friends Of each are predicting
victory. Ell Paso mitt fans are getting
their heads together and wondering
Just how the battle will turn
The fact that each man has won
one verdict in the two previous fights
OF the sturdy pair has caused con-
siderable comment and this fact
coupled with the scrappiness and
ability Of both men and the feeling
OF rivalry existing Is giving the bugs
something to think about
Matchmaker Jimmy Erwin, OF the
Fort Bliss Athletic association. struck
q popular chord with the fans when
he announced that the two negro
cracks would not box eight rounds as
formerly but 10 rounds for the border
title
Briggs 0utpointed Cabeu In the
first meeting Of the battlers. He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
RentrOp And Chaplain En- Route
Wrestlers Clash On Sept. II

Charlie IL being made n favortte
In speculation on the contest
Reptrop earned the reputation OF
being one Of the cleanest and fastest
Wrestlers to appear before FL Paso
fans in his past matches here and the
mat enthusiasts are looking forward
with great interest to his meeting
with the sportsmanlike Chaplain.
sam threw Montana in true work
manlike fashion and he is going after
Rentrop in the same way. While he
viii not find the Alsatian star as
easy 10 hold as Montana he writes
that he is confident OF victory and
his friends can be assured that he
VIII be on his feet at the end
Arrangements for semi-final have
not yet been made but It is probable
that Tommy Rascon, aggressive
southside wriggler and "Boxcar
Johns viii meet again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

GAM Chaplain. holder OF British
heavyweight wrestling title and
eonqueror OF Bull" Montana, win
return to FL Paso Saturday morning
fit and ready 70 defend his laurels
against Charlie Rentrop, FL Paso IA
vorite- who is now on his way here
TO start training for the Clapham
meeting next Tuesday night
Matchmaker Johnny McLntoSh
was advised Tuesday afternoon
by both Chaplain and Rentrop
that they are in the best Of shape.
Charles last match At Houston,
Tex was against Montana and
he has established himself n big
favorIfe there with the mat fans.
He brew Montana in less time
than did Clnpham and In spite Of
the large following Of the British
champion here the aggressive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Ohio Would Bar
Middle Champion

Canton. O.. Sept S.-Failure Of mid
dleweight champion Johnny wilson
70 fulfill his contract Tor y round
bout here with Bryan DoWneys OF
Cleveland, on Labor day has resulted
n the Canton boxing commission de-
Gliding Tuesday night 70 ask boxing
commissions in Ohio and other states
10 bar the easterner-
Before leaving Canton, wilson sub
mitted 20 an examination by three
physicians representing the commis-
sion. These doctors reported VIII
sons Injury TO be q breakage OF the
nasal wall. common among pugilsts,
and was not a new one
Dr. Blanchard, chairman OF the
Canton commission, said.
The injury OF which Wilson com
planned was sustained before his
match with Nike O'Dowd. In which
Wilson won the title some months
ago"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
SpOrtQuiiz

(which boat defended the Amer
ica's cap in 1902
2-Hov many races had Sir Thomas
Upton won IN challenging for the
s-Whst was the largest entry IN
a Grand American handicap shoot
e-Whers did jim Barnes finish IN
the 1890 western open golf tourney
5-Who IS the national veteran
tennis champlou2
(Which fight promoter recently
leased Madison Square Garden In New
York for boxing shows?
what was F1ber best pitching
year for the Chicago White Soxf
g-Whsn did Quinn. OF the Yankees,
first play in the American Lacquer
Sid Quinn ever play with the
Federal leagues2
lo-What Is the minor league rec
ord for home runs in season.
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
1-strunk batted .so5, in 1913 and
2-srunk bats and throws left
handed
s-Cineinnati got sause from the
Giants by the waiver route
4-Alexandsr IS nine months older
than Johnson. both being 50.
-Herron did not compete In the
1920 national open golf tourney.
r-ELEETL MAL4NA anu IL ~
famous English golfers In the 1879
national golf open tourney
AT Paris in March 1871, Hoppe
playing against Louis Bure. made
run Of so at 49, In Billiards
S-America won the 1900 meter race
IN the 1919 Olympiads-
s-Toqk Hutchinson Is the new
western open golf champion
1o-Only the player who takes up
orders up or makes the trump can
olay a lone hand IN Euchre--Copy-
right, 1920, Thompson Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Leads Golf Play; Football Players Organize
BASEBALL

TEXAS LEAGUE.
s,a A s nc Co.. .e... los OIL oo.-s Is 2
Houston ........ 500 o10 ooo-S 10
Batteries. san Antonio. Stryzer and
johnson: Houston. Buseha and Ashworta-
At Fort Worth r Il Z
Fort worth ....----- ooo oee ooo-g
wichita Falls ----.- ool 0l1 NJ -
Batteries. Fort worth. Pate and Moore;
At Shreveport. K = z
DALLAS ............ 00l 100 olo-
Batteries. Shreveport, Gleason and Nanns
Dallas Landry and Robertson
Galveston ~. 900 900 og'-4 :
Beaumont $3.50. 0o7 900 600 .
BATTERIES: Galveston. Couchman ana
king: Beaumont. Martina and Kelly
COAST LEAGUE
No san Francisco-Ssit Lake. Portland
Los Angeles games Tuesday Teams traV-
Vernon sacramento. postponed; two
games wednesday.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.
Atlanta. /. New Orleans.
Birmingham. s. Mobile. I.
Nashville. i: Chattanooga =
Little Rock, Z; Memphis. Q.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. f-4s Toledo. So
Columbus, 5: Louisviiles 10
No others scheduled
WESTERN LEAGUE
Tulsa, Il; wichita L
No others sehsduied-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Single G. Wins
Circuit Event

Hamline. MINI. Sept s.-Single G
took the free for all pace for $4,000
added money at the Great Western
circuit races Tuesday.
Summaries:
Free for all pace, St Paul purse
$1,000 added money; Single 9 won:
Hal Malone. second; Johnny Quirlz.
third Best time 2:04z.
The z:05 trot. $1,000 added money:
Little Jack won; Axtien, second; Red
Ben, third Best time 2.oTZ.
The 2:20 pace. $1,000 added money:
Wampstuck won: Meta Patch. sec
ond; Rocket Patch, third Best time
2:o5H.
Sister Azoff won the deciding heat
OF the year old trot which was left
unfinished the day before Xester-
days time 2:14H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

- osLYN, n. z. Sept. s.-W. c.
K Fownes. IT. former champion,
led Robert 4 Gardner, OF CHI
cago. also a former champion. by two
~ when half Of the 36-hole match
had been completed in today's na-
tional amateur golf tournament
Francis Ouimet, OF Woodland. was
Up on NJ Il Jack, OF Merton after
their first round
S. Davidson Herron. American ANA
tsur champion defended his title
AGAINST Peter Harmon, OF New York.
Tuesday, winning after an uphill fight
On the 18th hole. The record card OF
the day was turned by Charles (Chiclz)
Evans with u which Is the amateur
record Of the Engineers club
c P. Grler OF Montreal. Canadian
champion. was an easy victory, Tues
day. for Robert A Gardner % Chi
cage, twice champion Charles
Evans, f., and ". c. FoWnes, IT.
both former champions, both were
victors.
holds the title Of France, won the
home green from George Eoffner OF
Philadelphia
francis Ouimet, former open and
amateur champion; Bobby Lyons.
youthful wonder from Atlanta: J. W
SWesrser Ct Yale, intercollegiate
champion. and F. J. Wright jr- the
young Massachusetts champion. Also
Won their matches
Clamp Heron STEADY.
Il was steadfastness which enabled
ssDavey, Heron. steel worker, TO
continue IL the tournament He en-
tered the afterno > round one down
70 his young opponent from the
Scotch American club, New York, and
probably would have won at the home
green had not he hooked his second
shot into e clump OF trees on a hill
side overlooking the green
4 nI1llck shot which failed to
hold the bail on the green then
made Il necessary for the match
TO go to extra holes They hElved
the first two extra holes in par
Tours Harmon had the honor Al
the third hole and drove ont Of
bounds twice from the tee each
driving cost him q penalty stroke
and the distance under the new
rules Recognizing the newt
able he shook Herron's hand and
EaIds
@Thut's enough
Chick Evans and Fred Wright
raised the hopes OF their many fol-
lowers by excellent cards which broke
records. Evans card OF q was the
best that has ever been turned in
Engineers club course and had been
equallsd only By the club profess
sional The best previous amateur
card vas "A, with Max Larston in 8
club tournament
Gardner Eliminates Canadian.
Fred Wright went out IN his after
noon round IN 81. a record which was
equaIled BY Outmet last week In four
bail competition with Canadians.
Wright had one birdie and a birdie
4 The foar vas made On the long
ninth hole. when Wright sank
20 foot putt with an aluminium club
which he borrowed from his opponent,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
The Itching Torture
Of Skin Diseases

It viii not be 50 difficult to nd
yourself Of skin diseases If you VII
but realize that these troubles olgii-
nate IN the blood. and # you expect
real substantial relief you must treat
them through the blood Millions Of
tiny disease germs find lOdsment N
the blood. where they multiply rapidly
and attack some part Of the surface
Of the skin where there can be no re-
sistanes
Realize then. that you can know
no real ndgenuine relief until these
germs are eradieated from your
blood
SIS. has given great satisfaction
IN the treatment Of skin diseases be-
cause It IS such a thorough blood
purifier. 1t cleansss the blood Of all
Accommodations and thus frees L of The
germs that attack the sldn.
Why not Use this intelligent method
of treatment Begin today to laks
SIS. and discard al local treatment
which can give nothing but temporary
relief. S. 5. S. IS sold By al drug
gists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

New York. Sept S.-Articles were
signed Tuesday for a 12-round bout
in the Jersey city ball park Sept Is
between Nike O'DoWd. former mid
dleWeight champion, and Ted kid
Lewis, welterweight champion OF
Europe. The fight VIII be a node
cision affair. The men are guaran-
teed a purse OF $4,000. which they
split by an agreement TO be reached
later Both men viii weigh IN at 15s
pounds ringside-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Tommy Murphy
Springs Surprise

Hartford, Conn, Sept S.-Three OF
the four favorites on Tuesdays Grand
Circuit card at Charter OAK PARK
this season. and Tommy Murphy FUR
nished two OF the upsets.
In the 2.06 trot. Tootsie Toises IN
beaIen on the big line tracks, vas
forced to accept third money, being
topped IN the summary oy ~; Si ih.
the winner, and Selka- Best time
3:07z.
RED Russell took his second race
Of the season IN the $40 trot, defeat
ing the favorite, Lady Wtllgos twice
In the stretch Best time z;lz4
Favonlan and Bogaluss hitcheo up
IN three thrilling heats for year
dds. The latter took the first. but
lost the next two TO Edman's mount
Best time 2-11A-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Bloomington. his, Sept 6.-Marked
by record breaking attendances the
twentieth season OF the Three-l
league came TO a close Tuesday.
Bloomington. champions OF 1913, was
aeafn winner OF the flag. defeating
Fvausvflle. runner-up. by two points.
Rockford finished third; Molins and
Cedar Rapids were tied for fourth
Peoria was sixth. Terre Haute
seventh. and Rock Island eighth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

SIS. has been on the market for
more than fifty ysars. and every year
adds to It's popularity.
If you want expert advice with
out cost. write al about your case to
Chief Medical Adviser. 254 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga--Adx.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
GRID WARRIORS
TUNING UP FOR
BUSY SCHEDULES

meeting. Dr.. Wells has spent his
spare time this SUMMER figuring
out q number Of new plays Which
he Intends to try cat Whe1 the
players meet on the field just
a. soon as fae get together meet-
Ing "a held practice win start IN
preparation for the seasons
games.
School OF Mines students are Eiso
buslly engaged IN organizing a team
and there is little doubt but that Just
as soon as the doors Of the school
open this month tentative plans VIII
assume concrete form and the team
win be cut for practice Last year
the team was handicapped By the alb
ssnce OF q playing field. They have
arranged % do most OF their work AZ
Rio Grande park this year, however
and under the able guidance OF W 4
Kidd. veteran baseball and Erldlron
coach At the Institution the assayerg
are going out 70 better the record OF
last year
Tommy BIAS Resigned
Coach Tommy Dryer who spent
many hours working with the team
last season has resigned and VIII not
be a member Of the faculty Il the
Mines this year.
r.-.--a,f srt-a ~,od Inv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
No Relief In Sight Until the Cause
Is Removed

Just because the itching and DIS
comfort becomes 50 intense, the aver
age person afflicted with skin dis
eases IS led away from the proper
rational treatment IN their anxiety for
some measure Of relief from its tor
ture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
TAKE
TWO STRAIGHT
FROM OUAKERS

Philadelphia. Pa. sept 7.-Brookiy1
svened the ss-ies with Fhla isiphla BY
winning both games q a double header
Tuesday. Galore held the locals 70 five
scattered singles lu the first outest- AZ
ter Mamau1 injured his leg d. a collision
With Rixey az first base IN the 1fth IN
ming OF the second contest. Paulerte's sin
gle and Wnliams's triple of Sherrod
Smith drove home three runs. tying the
score StenFers mlsiudEmeut % Neiss
liner started the winning rally In the
eighth
First game. RHE
Brooklyn ---.---.--. OH Qgl W. II y
Batteries Brooklyn. Galore and Erue-
ger; Philadelphia, G. Smith. EnEmann and
Ira ~re-rar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Veteran Jockeys
To Return To Turf

Saratoga. n. z. Sept S.-Though
no official announcement was made
1t Is reported on apparently reliable
authority that the veteran Jockey
willie knapp. is soon again 70 be
seen in silks
knapp appeared before 8 special
meeting Of the Jockey club after yes
terday's races and made his peace
with the scions. Il is also SAID
Charlie Peake, who has also been on
the ground a couple OF years. was al
the star chamber session and VIII
also be rei1stated- Il Is further re-
ported Knapp's reinstatement awaits
but the formal request OF A z Diazi
for whom he VIII ide-
81, On Sal - f,nrtI.. 3 Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Washington. D. c. Sept WANING
ton made it four cut Of five from Boston
By splitting even q double header, win
Ming the opener Tuesday shaw outpitched
a pair OF Boston huriers In the first CANA
The locals were unable to bunch their hits
as effectively as the visitors IN the second
First game RH e
Boston ..-s.....-... 900 oo1 ooo-I 0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Umpire George Miller resigned his
position as an umpire in the Texas
league last week The going was too
hard. Some Of the critics said a good
umpire gone; others said good rid
dance You can't please them all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

netroit --.-..... 900 IL ioa-5io 0
rhic7ro -........ 900 0Go 900 s 2
Two base hits. Pinelii. Stanagc Veach-
Three base hit. Cobb Sacrifice hits. He'll
mann. Bush Base on balls. Leonard. >
Innings pitched, Kerr. z; Wilkinson. 2.
struckout, Kerr, /; Leonard. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Where They Play Thursday.
San Francisco at salt Lake
vernon At Sacramento
Seattle a. Oakland.
Portland At Les Angelica
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Chicago. III. Sept 7.-Detroit won It's
third victory OF the season over Chicago
By shutting out the locals IN the final
game OF the series Tuesday. The visitors
won BY hitting Kerr opportunely- Chicago
was unable to do anything TO Leonard,
who let them down with five hits. only
two Of which came IN one Inning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Los Angeles, Calf. Sept s.-Houng
(sDynamite") George. Of Los Angeles.
knocked out Happy" woods, Arizona
velterweight. in the third round OF
their scheduled four round bout at
Vernon arena Tuesday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Deauville. France. Sept g. BON
barber Wells. English heavyweight
fighter. Tuesday night defeated Paul
Journee. a French heavyweight In the
sixteenth round OF contest held
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

HELPS VICTORY
OF THE YANKS

New York. Sept S.-cari Mays pitched
shut0ut ball. New York defeating Fhlla-
delphla Tuesday The Athletics got two
clean hits. the others being o. the scratch
variety Romuell. who pitched the eighth
inning for Philadelphia. struckout Ruth.
Pratt and 1lsuseL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

pittsburg. Pa. Sept 7.-Chicago wound
ID its season here with a defeat. PlttEburg
hitting VauEhn's delivery at win Tuesday
His two wild pitches and a hit batsman
accounted for four runs Carlson was re-
lieved IN the fifth b. Adams-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Two base hits. Ruth. PeckiupauEh- Dou-
BILE plays Dykes TO Galloway. Hama 20
Pip; Dykes 20 Griffin % PeririnE Bass
on balls Mays. l. Perry. g. Innings
pitched Perry. Z. Rnmmeil. L Struckout
Mays. &; Perry. J. Rommel. 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

vv,s-f-r+on . IL 900 o0s-5 o
BstterIss. Boston Harper. KARI ano
schang; Washington shaw and Charity
Second CANA - X = =
VT-shir-ton ...... 900 100 1ol-3 u 4
Batteries: Boston. Myers and walters
Washington. Courtney. Acosta and Char
rlty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Mere temporary relief from the
flaming skin irritation should
not deter you from seeking lis
sause and removing Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Remove the germs from yOur
blood and yOu VIII be nd ef ths
sauss Of your skin troubles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
STANDINGS


Where Ihey Pay IIursoaT.
washington AZ St LouiG
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Boston At Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Where They Play Thursday.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at New York
St Louis at Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Thres base hit. Barber stolen base,
Thitted. southworth, 2. Sacrifice nit
Nicholson. Double plays, Deal. Terry 70
Barber- Vaughn to Friberg 70 Barber. Base
On balls. vaughn. 8; Carlson. I; Adams.
1 InninEs pitched. Vaughn, 2; Cheeves,
/. Carlson, s; Adams. l. HIT By pitcher.
By Vaughn. I. struckout, vaughn, si
vaughn, 2 Passed ban. o'Farrel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Two base hits. KIlduff. Myers, Neis, 2
wheat. Stencil Three base hit. Williams
Sacrifice hits. Wheat, Knduff. Johnston.
Myers. Double plays. J. KILLER to RAWLINGS
to Paulette. Base On balls. MamauN. 3;
Rt1ey, 3. Innings pitched. Mamaux, Is
smith, s "a Struckout. Nauaux. 2; &
smith. 2; RiEey, 3 Wild pitch. Rizey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

sBatted for Chesves IN ninth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

.Satssa Tor issoafToaa IN ninth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Totals .--.-.----.-.---sl q II
.Batted for Kerr In seventh
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12
MRS. WALTER P. BUCK HEADS
 WOMAN's MISSION soCIET

W UMAN'S MlSSlOR
 Mrs. Walter P. Buck of New London was reelected president of the Woman's s Home Missionary society at the Thurs day morning business session of the an- nual meeting of the society which was brought to close Thursday afternoon at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
 The morning session was opened at 10 o'clock and the devotions were conduct ed by Mrc. o. L. Griswold who read Isaiah xxxv and offered prayer. The reports Of the various officers followed The use of the study books in the iliaries was urged by Mrs. J. c. Gallup secretary of literature
 The resignation of Mrs. D. c. That cher as secretary of Christian steward ship was received and accepted Mrs Thatcher sent in her resignation as she is removing from New England.
 Mrs. o. L. Griswold made brief re port for the department of evangelism and the report of Mrs. Mabel D. Man waring, press superintendent, was reat by the corresponding secretary.
 Mrs. David A. Bridge, the mite bo1 | secretary reported that 766 mite boxe had been turned in and that the tota l amount in the boxes was s1,242.36. Mrs Costello Lippitt, president of the loca | foreign missionary society. was thel presented to the convention. Anothe prominent mission worker introduce,
 was Mrs. Jane Reed, who for 35 year 1 had charge of the children's work a the Wilimantic Campground
 | The name of Mrs. Costello Lippitt wa presented by Mrs Stephen A. Prenti as a perpetual member of the Foreig7
 and Home Missionary society. Resolu 1 tions with regard to the national con
 vention. to be held in Providence nex year, were introduced by Mrs. S. S
 BlaisdeIl and were accepted by the con
 vention. Mrs. Robert Bitgood, secretar
 of the young peoples work, made a re
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-12

The Assembly Of the League of Ma tions which will hold it's first meeting at Geneva on Monday next November IS. is the popular or representative branch of the double body designed to guide the affairs of that organization as created under the treaty of Versailles
 While the representative character of the gathering will be impaired by the absence of the United States Germany Austria and EuSia. yet with these eN- captions t win come near 10 represent ing the greater part of Inc civilized world. The session has additional inter- est as marking the complete organiza- ton of the league as provided by the Versailles peace treaty.
 Forty-two nations, ranging in import ance from the British Empire to the Re public Of Haiti are expected 10 send del eratos Of the i5 states mentioned in the covenant only three will be unren- rasente1-thc UniteJ States, Honduras and Ecuador. Fifteen more nations have applied for admission, and the question of granting them access to the session as new members will be one Of the first items of business t0 be considered. Among these applicants are Austria and Bulgaria gf thc former enemy states and a number 0' small nations just emerged into state hood.
 The question of admitting Germany to membership will also come under dis cussion. as it is likely to he raised by several of the former Euronean neu- fr8ls and # seems -elv that the ad' mission of Mexico may also come before The session All thc states seeking mem barsh-p will ba required 10 submit to sucr regulation of tn0.r military naval and aerial armameuts as tre league may deeu necessary. and tla leagues permanent advisory commission on military, rava and air questions has been at work since August collecting tha data which will bt needed bv the assembly for proper ac ton on this matter
 The acting president of the assembly NL Hvmans Of E.'siuw, will open the first meeting. as the assembly has no vet had a chance Co elect a presi3en of its ov-n. This election will be tn very first order ot business. and will b followed by the election of f9ur vic presidents and thH appointment Of com uittee on credentials.
 Enough names of dolo-atCs are know to show that the absence of monarch will not d-tract from tho importance o the gathering. although f. may reduc lte picturesque quality somewhat Anon rhe more noted figures may be men toned Dr Edoua~I Fsnes. foreign mir isfer o- Cze-ro-S'o-a1da and creator ( the "LlttIe Entente .' M. PadercWsR