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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Breaks Beat Carl Mays in Seventh Gane- Yankees Left With
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
JOCKEY IN JAM, DIES
New Orleans Rider killcd nt Louis
Vile: Two We'll Known nd
Cr.- Suspended

'''IN'' IT, T Is g.. il''. -
Jockey Frank Foretto Of New Orr
l,t.. SUSTAINED fatal injuries during
a race on the opening day OF the
raU meetings ut Churchill Downs
here today. POretto's mount was
caught In jam with seven o'H.-
horses and stumbled and foil with
his rider. Pugctto was taken un-
,onrrirus TO tho track husp,ta. where
he died His skull was fractured
porctto was about 20 years id
and was under contract 10 ride for
Nose Gildblatt Of Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE. XIV, oct. 1.-Two
WIDELY known jockeys, J.. Ly-" AID
NJ Garner. were suspended for ih5
remainder or the season 10y the
stewards at Churchill Downs today
for rough riding Lyke Is under
contract To T.. r. Bradley and Car
ner to former United States Senator
johnson y. Camden.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
Jock Malone Wins
Referees Decision
OUer Cans at Boston

6y Associated rrcss state Wire.
BOSTON, oct. l2.--JoCk Ma
lone. ~. Paul middlewcight. won
the referees decision In a To-
round bout tonight over Panama
Joe Cans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

Malonc's victory over the me-
gro. Cans, will boost his stock
hcrcahout,. In taking on Cans,
Malone entered the ring with an
opponent who had bccn given
wide berth by most of tho white
middlowcights. Jock was to box
kid Palmer hero on October 25,
but tho match has hccn post
poncd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

Space saving is the chief claim for
a triangular phonograph 20 he placed
in the corner OF room.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

place In tho field In the third Frank
Bakcr, the veteran third saCkcr. took
OF tho duties ot guarding tho far
corner.
MCCraw Very Confident.
The probable batteries tor tomor-
row are. Nchf or Barnes and 6ny-
der for the Giants, and Hoyt and
SyhanE Tor the Yarks
III the Giants are not the world
champions by rundown tomorrow
shall bc greatly disappointed" Mr.
McGraw declared tonight
just who ot my pitchers ! shall
work IN the eighth gGmo t0morrot
do not know not. Jesse Barnes
is very anxious 10 get another crack
Rt tho Nanks and has asked me TO
lot him pitch tumorrow's game,
also have Arthur Nohf, Fred Toncy
and slim Salleo.
ION the other hand | naturally
figure that liuggius must como back
with waite Huyt and / think that
We can take Iloyts measure. I VIII
not make a definite decision re-
EaTdiug my pitchers untl | see how
they warm up before the game,
"The players are all on their toes
They proved that this afternoon.
They were awake 60 all opportunt-
ties and that IL tho way TO win ball
games,
"Ono Of the things that pleases nae
most about tho work OF the Giants
In the series thus far is the fact that
IN each of the FOUR games We have
won we have had to come from be-
hind to clinch the victory IL
proves as nothing else could tho fine
fighting spirit OF the Giants"
Space saving Is the chief claim for
a triangular phonograph 90 he placed
In the corner Of room.
Pom Parrot shoes-thcy speak for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

Pom Parrot shoes-thcy speak for
hcmsCivCA--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

ming. When tho YanNs took their
place In tho field In the third Frank
Baker, the veteran third saClIcr. took
OF tho duties of guarding tho FAR
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12


Now is the time to make I'D
those remnants Of wash GOODS
which you bought the end Of last
summer. Those small pieces OF
bingham, linen, dotted swiss, wolfe
and organdy are Just the thing for
the spring dressmaking siege which
usually takes place in March. The
smaller pieces will make char ming
frocks for the Miss Two or Three
Year. ODDS. Pretty little frocks
may be seen in the shop now which
give many good ideas as to style,
color and trimming. One notice
able thing il the popularity Of Law
ender for children's frocks.
Here is a pretty little frock
which will please the little miss
should she get 1t for an Easter
present It Is made Of pale green
chapbray with shocking done in
yellow and blacks threads Little
gathered pockets form an attfac-
tive trimming feature and Z little
white linen collar with a green.
black and yellow stitched border
and cuffs to match add the finish
ing touches to the dress. ntmay
open all the way down ~he front,
if desired, and will then be very
easy to lander.
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SPORT FLASHES

Chicago, March 12-Purdue> de.
feated Northwestern, 541s to BIZ,
in q Big Ten track meet.
Crbana, In, March 12.-Charles
r. Carney, all-Ame1ican football
end, was elected captain of the 1921
basketball team Of the University Vt
Illinois.
Chicago, March 1s.Johnny My.
ers, niddleweight champion, threw
Henry lrstlinger In tive straight
falls.
Chicago, March III. H. Shoe.
maker, New York, retained his title
for the eighth consecutive year rs
national amateur billiard champion,
defeating c. A. Vaughan, Chicago.
Chicago, March 12-High school
basketball teams Of Waterbury,
Conn.,, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, West
Lafayette, Ind, and Lane Tech,
Chicago, will meet today and 10.
night in their closing patches Of
the University Of Chicago's annual
basketball championship tourney.
The first two and the Last two are
paired for the seni.fiAals this aft.
ernoea and the winners WIN play
tonight for the title.
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Pemmliiise@n's
Real EsfaGe News

William Shakespeare would have
made a good real estate dealer II no
had lived today. Just listen to his
own your home" argument, when
he says: ~ man or woman who In
the struggles Of life has no home
to retire to is without LIES best
reward and life's defenses."
II any Of you homeseekers think
Shakespeare is right. then surely
you will be interested in these two
properties in Rock Island. One IL
a five-room modern home. only two
years old. located on Eighteenth
avenue boulevard, at a price OF
$3.50 with $1,100 on the first pay
ment. The other is . six-room
residence, all modern, with large
living room and dining room and
hardwood floors downstairs. ce-
mented basement and laundry room.
a south front, also located on the
boulevard, for only $3.50 and only
$500 Oh the first payment. Shake
speare never had as good home
as either of these. They defy COM
parsons with any other properties
in the same class.
There's a more expensive home
on Twenty-fifth street near the
boulevard in Rock Island with
seven rooms, all modern, at price
of $4,000, and it's a good buy at
that.
II you are interested In a store
building with q five-room fat up
stairs give US a call about that one
in Rock Island. The price is $4,000
and the first payment $500.
Telephone Moline Ill and East
Moline Ill, or call 510A Sixteenth
street, Moline, and 556N Seventeenth
avenue, East Moline. sfif =
e9aea gK7 "a
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS on TGTLx PREPARED ~
oonttnusd 3 dats covering any rsal -
tste In The county. Prompt and accurate
eefvSes At reasonable rate. Rock l.
lanA Title 3 Abstract Company: ". j.
eVeeney. secretary. 2Od-212 Central
Trust 4 SAVINGS Bank bptldanS-
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wAxTED-rExALs RELr.

~$~~~~>-~-~~~-~~
TWO LADY SOLICITORS MUST BE,
neat and capable Of handling the pub
he. Liberal compensation 10 right
perties. Inquire Adkins. 1906 Second
EXPERIENCED GIRL 10 10 COOKNQ'
and general housekeeping. Good vages
and good home. h. I. 3087.
COLLEGE woMAN or TEACHER.
Pleasing appearance. Guaranteed SAL
ary 500 per month Average earn
$3.50. Vacation position Permanent
positions to those who best quality. AL
reference required. Business expert
ence unnecessary. Address Mr.. Tce. 20
E. Jackson. Chicago.
GIRL, GENERAL HOUSEwORK. GOOD
plain cook. fond OF children. good home
for right party. References required.
State wages wanted. Mrs. j. c. Nc
earthly. 151S Sunayside avenue. Chicago
$50 WEEKLY UP; HOME WORK; Elk
b perience unnecessary; everything fur
nlshed; send self addressed stamped en-
velope for free particulars. Bon-Bon
Candymakers Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK. 500
Fifteenth street.
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,. P. o. RIxs NO. $50.

! !: !: !"
~ Meets the nrss and third
Z WI Mondays Of each month ut
4 Elks' club. Dan z. Bren-
nan. exalted ruler: c. N.
I 1saaeson. sscretary. Witt.
ing hrothers always val.
"a come. Club rooms u IFS
v0V Ashteensh street.
:: ! ! !" : ! !
G. 4
s BUFoRD POST 2l3, q. A. Z.
Meets regularly o. sssssd
i and fourth Friday attn.
+ Moons Of ss4h nonth 'as 3
0 o'clock IN Msaosial hall in
6 the court house. B. y. BsusAr
man. commander: H. c. Ttrsi.
4 ~ adputans.
! ): !: :: !; :; !; ! !: ::
q. O. W. v.
s1BoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
United spanish wa Veterans.
meets arst and third Thur
days Of each month 1t 8 p. m.
In Memorial Hall. Court HOUSE.
Oscar L. Daligss. Commander;
II j.. u. UtteTingtoo. Adjutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

Rock Ioland PED
No. 200. American
Legio0. 0oets the
first and third We'd
nesdAys of sch
month At American
legion Han. Third
avenue and Sixteenth
street. ban h. Hren-
nan, commander. All
ex -seryice men wei
cOutcs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
CARD OF THANKS.

>~~A~~~~A~-~A~s~~e~~Ass rN~~ee~~>~~S~s~N
We desire 70 express our sincere APP
probation and thanks to all our neigh
bors and friends for their kindness during
the illness apd at the death OF our son
and brother. and we are deeply grateful
fof the beautiful flowers.
MRS. ANNA JOHNSON.
PHILIP. JOHNSON.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
JOHN W~Iuk q Co.
N1NTRACOH AL
BUuAD&2S.

NNTRACTQRA All
RUHD&4S.
Manufacturers Of Sash. Doom. blinds I'D
8tai1a. Interior Anish Of al 61dD.
Hardwood veneef flooring and deaisss b
slass. 321 end 323 Eighteenth sssest
J. s. BUNCE
Building and repair work Of all kinds,
Estimates gladly furnished. 3. I. 1855.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. REPAIR
Ing and cabinet work Of all kinds.
and furniture and repairing. Prompt
service. Claude. W. Dean. B. I. 1927.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS

a. e~>>s><~~Ns~>>l
eto VlOLrNs FOR SALE. vIOLINS RE
p0fed and improved. instructor % vio-
I Ben Bleuer. Phone B. !. 4OOS.
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fepeE DIRECTORY.
e erSSinH MEN ATTENTION.


W4u8NI0E ~"
E,1 Roek lsaaad PsA
HI NO. ~. 49, sc -
nv Lesa0e. ~ toe
u ~ nlss ~" sssto "
avenue and sixteenth
h street. Dan \. hFen-
\. w nan, commanoef. Az
ex-serviee men wei
come.
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r,~,.aA sa,>H -,
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y6o0 enoTTo 10. 81. n. CIV. =. 4.
49, -atat>d r>naaanaa hald
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II. W. ss~ oAss
Of eacA 0ooth- Wait
IN neanheee VaIumn
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1880 p. n. j g. 8chilNdDDg.
~ ~ Z. Il. r.. Il. h. Ash. secres.ry.
special coavocation Tuesday. March
uss.
~ hoCA ISLAND LODGE NO.
4 COS, A. r. b A. N.@StateL
- meeting Ara. FRIDAY ut ..,n
~.s ~ -, VIZ
monso. o. f. nec0so' W. ~
II. ). Bolman. secretary.
W.
.S,curs rkurlAn
- Aaigal. 1s,ap.s win b hx.G
kAfeR The sscond AooAay OF eaen
month. Y. 4. AAAAsTsaA. com.
0 uaANuer: J. /. Hackey. sscurGss.
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12
BUsIxESS Opportunities.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
---~'--~-~ ~ $4,000 -cA~>.-
LADIES, WAVE YOUR HAIR PERMA-
nently at home and each others. We
teach you how for So. Chicago Per-
manent Wave Co.. us Baltimore Bldg,
Chicago.
vULCAN1ZING. COMBINATION MA
chine. repairs boots. tires. anything
that's rubber. Practical training in our
free school. Truck moulds. Details.
Universal vulcanizing company. 1874 w.
Main street. Battle Creek, Mich.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. GROCERY.
Small stock and fixtures. Will sacri
fee for cash deal. Address 20. E"
care Arsus.
FOUND. COMBINATION vULCANIZE8
that will repair tubes. tires. half-soie
boots. patch hot-water bot:les, rain
coats rubbers, and numerous other ar
dcles. Practical training in our tfee
school. half down. balance monthly pay
ments. We manufacture vulcAniSefs and
truck tire moulds up to IL inches
Write for detaiIs now" Universal Wi.
canixing Co.. Battle CreeA4 Mich.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

MODERN SEVEN OR EIGHT AOOI
home. any time prior 70 April l. Ad-
dress 800" care Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

Chicago, March 12.-Purdue> de.
feated Northwestern, S41x to 3l1.,
In q Big Ten track meet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

m SfATED LVANA-AtA OF ROCK
lsasnd UonA1nAR01ry No. u,
,l<A AnlghA 1eanpAaS will b. head
IkAfeR the sscond AooAay Of eaen
nOnth. Y. 4. AnAAeTsA. com.
W waAauer; J. L. Hackey, SscssGae.
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o)cg 1AAAND CHATTER no. zoo.
ts11e kasacsn StAa -Aegujar ssoounSy
aosnA wsrzssdAy vi eAcn month. sls-
ing Stars welcome. Mrs. Josephine
. AsS. W. H.. nary y. Arsas. ssesesaXy.
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SIX ROOM MODEkN HOUSE BIZ NAY
4st. Address eco, care Argus.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

pEHLER AUDIT COMPANY. NOT NC.
AUl Sa1eJ Bldg. Phone $50. ADULTS.
investigations. income tax reports.
financial and cost gysteme. -feceivershlp
and bankruptcy accounting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-12

BABY CHICKS. POPULAR VARIETIES
Free catalog. Devils Glen Poultry
Farm. Bettendorf. Iowa. Dav. l07OYA.
BABY CHICKS. EGGS: PURE BRED;
Leghorns. Rocks. Reds. OrphingtOns,
Wyandottes: best laying strain; post
paid; reasonable prices; cstalog free.
Missouri Poultry Farms. Columbia. Mo.
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COTTAGE OR FLAT OF FOUR OR FIVE
rooms at once. h. I. 3996L.
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~ eooTTo 10. 81. u. CIV. Pc. =
- - -0tated u1otIngs Aald
!: :: J: J: !; !: !: :
AA>x on the Afss wsonss;ay
Of eacA 0eetA- Wait
ing psephses weiep0e.
l.. Z. Aacs, monarch.
FRANK /. kaAtaEsou, -.
rttAEy.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
deaths
JAMES f.. ALEXANDER.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. 81
James f. Alexander, secretary of An
drew jackson Lodge of Masons for
forty-five years. died at his home, 500
Cameron street last night. Mr.. Alex
ander was seventy-nine years of age
and besides being secretary of Andrew
Jackson Lodge was the oldest past
master in the organization.
He was past high priest of Mt. Yer
non Chapter No. Ia, Royal Arch Ma
sons, past grand high priest of the
Royal Arch Masons of Virginia, past
commander Of Old Dominion Com-
mandery knights Templar, and past
grand commander Of the grand con.
mandery of Virginia.
Besides his wife he is survived by
three children-Elmer and Edna Alex.
ander, and Mrs. Charles M. Stump.
For many years Mr.. Alexander was
chief clerk of the Bureau of Naviga.
ton In the Navy Department. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been conf
pleted. st
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
POLLING PLACES NAMED

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Oct. 81.
The Prince Georges county super.
visors of election have designated the
following as the polling places in the
various election districts in the county
for the election November s.
Evansville district, First precinct.
Grange Hall, Beltsville; and Second
precinct, Portable sohoolhouse, Ber.
wyn; Bladensburg, Mrs. Jerome John
sons house; Marlboro, truck house;
Nottingham, II, II. Sasscer's house,
North. Keys: Piscataway, Edward Car.
oils house, Piscataway; Spaldings,
taynor r. Doves store and Doves
'acksmith shop: Queen Anne, Modern
Voodmen's Hall. Mitchellville; Aquas.
u Nmos Da"is' shop Horsehead:
Surratts. Surrattsville High School
'vmnasium: Laurel, First precinct,
'ty hall. and Second precinct, Phelps
tore.
Rrandywine, j. X. smiths store;
hNon Hill. Woodmen's Hall; Kent,
Trs. Laura Magruder's house, Bright
rar; Bowie, Mrs. y. Baumann's house
nd Mrs. Sylvester Charters house:
Nellwood, Mrs. James l.. Humphreys 8
house; Hyattsville, Municipal building
and George N. Bowen's office; Chillum,
Firemen's Hall, Mt. Rainier. and Fire
mems Hall, Brentwood; Seat Pleasant,
Firemen's Hall, Seat Pleasant; Fire
mems Hall, Capitol Heights. and Louis
r. Litz's office; Riverdale, Riverdale
Park Company office.
The polls will be open from 9 q. m,
to p. m.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL PEOPLE
FAVOR BLUE LAW DRIVE

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. Oct.
31-The Prince Georges County
Sunday School Association, repre-
senting hundreds of persons in all
sections of the county, announced
yesterday its disapproval OF Sunday
baseball and the growing practice
Of auto pleasure riding on the Lords
Day"
The association is also on record
as Endorsing the great reforms and
moral issues now before the coun-
try and all pending and contemplat-
ed legislation in county and State
that speaks for righteousness and
moral and spiritual uplift and citi.
zenship; as heartily indorsing the
object and work of the Lord Days
Alliance and more rigid enforcement
of Sabbath observance.
The association deplores the de
bauching of our people by the race
track gambling now legally per-
mitted. and calls upon our legisla-
tors and those in civil authority to
rid our fair commonwealth of this
public curse and nuisance" The
association is out against 'all efforts
to render the great prohibitiye
amendment ineffective and nopera-
tive.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
PROMINENT CITIZENS TO
HONOR SECRETARY WEEKS

Luncheon In honor OF Hon. John
W. Weeks. Secretary OF War, will
be given by Isaac Cans on Friday,
November 4, at l o'clock at the City
Club.
Among the invited guests at the
luncheon are: Senators o. r.. Wei.
her. l.. Heisler Ball. Chairman OF the
Senate District Committee; James w.
Wadsworth, Jr., Chairman OF Senate
Committee on Military Affairs; Dis.
trict Commissioners. James +. Oyster,
Cuno IA. Rudolph. Charles Keller;
Hon. Edward Clifford. Assistant Sec
retary OF the Treasury; George B.
Christian, Jr., Secretary TO the Presl-
dent; Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN,
Chief Justice Walter /. Mccoy, OF the
district Supreme Court; Judge Huston
Thompson, Chairman( Federal Trade
Commission Congressman Benjamin
Focht, Chairman, House District
Committee; +. M. Zihlman, julius
Kahn. Chairman, House Committee
on Military Affairs; Thomas Bradley,
president of the Washington Board
of Trade; Albert Schulteis. President
OF the Washington Chamber OF Com
merce; Phil King, President OF the
Merchants * Manufacturers Asso-
clation; Claude III. Woodward. Presi-
dent of the Kiwanis Club; Charles
w. Semmes. President OF the Rotary
Club: +. G. Graham, President OF the
City Club; Avery G. Marks, jr.,
President of The National Press
Club; n. o. Messenger. President OF
the Gridiron Club, and John b. Lar
ner. President OF the Bankers As
sociation.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
LEROY WEBER IS HELD FOR
ALLEGED ATTACK ON GIRL

Following an alleged attack on
Catherine Brooks, twenty-three years
old, of 1905 Fifteenth street northwest,
near Bradley Lane, Md, at 10 o'clock
last night, police of the Eighth pre-
cinct are holding a man giviu he
name Of Leroy Weber. thiH 1--we
years old, of Chevy Chase, Md. II n,
Miss Brooks told the police she was
waiting for street car at Sixteenth
and u streets northwest when she was
approached by Weber, who offered to
take her home. Instead, she told the
police, he drove her to a lonely spot
on Bradley lane. where the alleged at
tack took place. Fighting vigorously,
the girl managed to free herself and
escape from the machine.
Weber, who is being held for the
Maryland authorities, told the police
he had never seen the girl before and
that il was case of mistaken
identity.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
WOMEN UNITED
To AID AIMS Of
DISARM PARLEY
Committee Composed Of Dele
gates From Several Bodies
Will Focus Expression.

The creation of an organization
known as the Women's Committee for
Limitation of Armaments, whose func-
tions will be ito provide a focusing
point for the expression OF women of
an nations at the beginning of the
1nternational Conference on Limita-
lion of Armaments," was announced
yesterday.
mass meeting, to which tfe public
iwhl be invited, will be held I'm Wash
ingtOn on sunday. November l3.
The organization of the Women's
Committee for Limitation of Armh
ments was the result OF joint meet.
1ng Of the chairmen OF the Women's =
Trade Union League, represented by
Miss Ethel Smith; the League of
Women Voters, represented by Miss
Harlem James, and the Womens
Committee FOR World Disarmament,
represented by Miss Emma Wold.
Practically all the large organiza-
tions of women I'm the District will be
represented in the new organization
Il was announced by the temporary
officers, who are Miss Ethel NJ.
Smith, chairman, and Mrs. Florence
y. Watkins, secretary. Mrs. Kate
Trenholme Abrams is chairman of
the committee to finance the mass
meeting.
Among the participants in the or