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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-11
Beginning Saturday

Wewill hold special demonstrations
of Sellers Kitchen Cabinets and
their amazing, exclusive, patented
features, SO that every woman will
realize what a history-making sale
this is.
When you have seen this demonstration you will wonder
how you managed to your kitchen without a
Sellers You will think of the thousands upon thousands
Of unnecessary steps you have taken, walking back and
forth across your Kitchen You will resolve from that
minute to run your kitchen on the Sellers scientific basis
Think Of it-one dollar installs this
new plan in your household.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-11
S13.75 Worth of Genuine Oneida
Community Plate


Mastercrat pattern simple rich and dgned The regular retail
value of this set $1375.
Only during the period of the sale will you have opportunity
to select whole set this famous silver FREE with cabinet
select When you consider that with goes Sellers Cabinet of latest
model will realize that the combination that likely
to be duplicated.
Come NOW Get the Sellers Cabinet you Silver
And remember that after the sale ends get these
wonderful possessions the present of 81 90 DOWN.
Wonderful New improvements now Added
to the is Famous Features
To the rs Famous Features which established Sellers
Double Base Shelf Extnder
opened No
Top when pulled brings cutlery drawers forward No
pund rocurta
Thesear in diion to such features
Lowering
dangerous climbing and lifting Pocelron Work Table
C,. HandRu Finish.
~ Dovetal Construction Same used
t-ProofCa in all heIrgr furniture
Remember sale only
all that o putty own in
Regular Retail Prices of Sellers Cabinets
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
BOARD FAILS TO REACH
COMMUNITY REPORT

The Federation of Citizens Asso-
ciation's report on the community
centers was not discussed by the
Board of Education at it's special
conference yesterday, but will be
taken up at board meeting in the
near future.
DIR. Frank w. Ballou, supcrinten-
dent of schools. said today the board
yesterday considered several admin
istrative problems that demanded
immediate attention. What these
problems were he did not eADclosA
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Egg Rollers To /
Get Early Start
President Orders White
House Grounds Open at
8 Menday Morning.

The south grounds OF the White
House will be opened for egg rolling
at 8. o'clock Easter Monday morn
ing, through official order from
President Harding to Col C., s. Rid
ley, officer in charge of public buflc-
ings and grounds.
From 0 a. M to $3.50 p. m. children
only will be admitted to the
grounds, ercept that sman children
may be accompanied by a nurse or
guardians.
The Marine Band will give a con-
cert In the grounds beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. at which time the
grounds will be opened to the
public. The grounds will be cAees1
at q o'clock
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HOUSES FOR SALE
J.. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.

1,too--Ip National City Heights Sub
division; 6-room frame house: . large lots,
$500 cash balance S2s per month; onsear
fare to the property.
sl.soo-In National City Hsights; new
metal house or garage: 20x3o. and large
erty.
ss.a6e-ons Of the best modern s-roon,
homes IL the N. r.. hot-water heat; gas
~ tsnsoas water ~ heater; y%ersantT % toilet
sanitary wash tubs: bay-window; ; porches;
built-in sieeping porch; built-in garage
practically new; excellent location
e4.76o-s-rOom house; pipeiess furnace
heat; q weli-built brick In very good
N. E. location; only $500 cash. This In =
splendid property for this mich money,
balance Of payment same ~ rent.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

$s.00o--5-room bungalow; modern heat
electric light, gas; beautiful large lot; en-
dition; new garage; this property will have
to be seen to be appreciated. $1,000 cash.
$6.600-S large rooms; detached wei!
lar: large lot with trees aud beautifu'
hedge; furnace heat: gas
ss.00o--1o-room house; ". w. location
easily be rented for 500 per month.
$7,60O-8-room corner house.; excellent
N. Il. location; hot-water heat: gas. cleo
condition. NaF "
6 S7,0oo--s-room modern homo In the N. u. !:
hot-water heat; gas; electric lights; CO.
loniai porches: cellar under the entire
house; wash tubs; only . few years old
and almost better than new.
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MADAM ALLEN
MADAME FONEDA

Egyptian Palmist and Clairvoyant. 50,
are you unhappy? Do you want to know
About business, love, marriage. divorce,
speculations7 Why be sad and worried and
a failure through llfeY Come and see what
a natural born Egyptian can tell you. Tells
fun name of the person you Will marry.
day and month: break bad luck and evil
influences Can help and advise you on
all Affairs OF life. 300 1th ST. n W..
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmist, can read
your life by the lines in your palm. which
are the record of your LIE Being q grad
uate of two colleges OF palmistry and his
wonderful gift of second sight enables him
to lift the veil of mystery and reveal to
you important matters OF your future life.
Gives advice on business matters love,
health and family Affairs; tells name OF
your future husband or wife: tells II one
you love is true or false: what part OF the
country is luckiest to you; what TO do to
be successful in life: removes troubles OF
all nature; brings the separated together;
tells the secret OF having personal innu-
ence with your associates. Prof. Belmont
is Psychologist of World Renown. Read
ings 81. 1916 New York ave. N. w. next
door to Masonic Temple.
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL
SHORTHAND - TYPEWRTTING
TAUGHT IN 20 DAYS.
30-DAY STENOGRAPHIC SCHOOL.
1910 II st NV. second noor. Main 2s7e
Spanish School Of Washinatou
Profs from Spain. lkia-as q st. nv. n. Sss1
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NINE. JEANETTE,

".
GIFTED Egyptian clairvoyant and palmist.
guarantees to read your entire life, past,
present and future. She asks no question s
but will tell you what you want to know
giving names. dates and facts on busine q
matters. love. health and family Affairs
Tells the name of who you will marry and
when. II the one you love 10 true or false,
what part of the country II luckiest for
you. and just what to do to be successful
In life. Brings the separated together, re-
moves troubles of all natures so you can
win and hold the ono you love. Special
readings, 81. 626 II ut. ". W., between 6th
and 7th next to Shubert- -Garrick
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MADAM MAVIS

Have Your Fortnno Told nv
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Tells your past, present and future; eives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business, love. luck. court
ship, marriage and divorce; In fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare end hap
piness Don't fail to consult this wond erfu'
Egyptian. You will ind true help.
s25 14TH ST. N. W., BET. II and SITS.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

Owner VIII sell at a sacriflce: convenient
TO both car lines; a semi detached 3-story
brick house, with ~ rooms and baths
having hot-water heat, electric lights and 2
concrete sleeping porches: parquet flooring
on main floor. There ls a 2-story brick ga
rage. Whole property in hrst-cIass shape
and can be seen any time. Immediate Dos
session Phone Col l03oo.
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McKEEvER & Goss,
14O5 Eye st.

l4O6 Eye st.
CHEVY CHASE.
One OF the homes that add to the
beauty Of Washington: completely de-
tached stucco home. attractive In every
detail; has red tile roof. spacious front
and double rear porches; contains eight
rooms and two baths and sleeping
porch; all improvements. including
maids room, beautiful Quartered oak
floors open fireplace; garage. Price,
$4,000 Worth more.
McKEEvER & OOsS.
1905 Eye st. Main l762
JUST OFF 18th STREET.
Owner leaving city. selling his home
at q low figure: on large lot; has six
rooms and bath and sleeping porch;
front and rear porchea: all Improve
ments; hot-water heat. electric lights.
screens and awnings; garage space.
Price, $1,000.
McKEEV,
1405 Eye st.
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PROPOSALS

nVL VO lao
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. @,
Washington, March 20, 1891. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at room 500, District
Building until o'clock y. m, April 9, 1891.
for electric lighting. power and telephone
oonduits. and wiring in the Psychopathic
Branch of the Gallinxer Municipal Hospital,
on Reservation No. IL, Massac h usetts ave-
nue. and Twenty-nrst street southeast.
Forms OF proposal. specifications, plans,
and information obtained from Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department, Room AT. District
Building. Washington. ID. c. Deposit of SIS
required TO insure return of plans and
specifications. CUNO II. RUDOLPH,
CHARLES w. KUTZ, JAMES +. OYSTER,
Commissioners. ID. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. c..
Washington, March 22, 1921. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at Room sos. Dis
trict Building. until 2 o'clock y. M, April
H. 1921, for furnishing cast iron water
pipe and special SPECIFICATIONS and forms
Of proposal may be had upon applicat tion
10 the Purchasing Officer. Room $50. Dis
trict building CUNo II. RUDOLPH.
CHARLES w. KUTZ, JAMES +. OYSTER
Commissioners, ID. c.
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STEAMSHIPS
CLAIRVOYANTS
Licensed BY the District of Colunsbi

MADAME D'ASHMAN
Ciairvoyant, Crystal Gazer and Card
Reader. Your fortune on love- marriage
divorce. changes; reunites the separated.
Frank. 634.
1873 18th st. N. w. (Bet. G. & HI.
Daily till s p. M: Sunday 81
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FOR SALE-Ss, 500.
In BEAUTIFUL CHEvERLY-Nine ,s)
room frame house One. acre OF ground
shade and fruit trees. good soil: fine view
of National Capital: churches. stores
school, etc, within one square Ten C0)
minutes by train-- commuters rate, 1oc;
twenty (2D minutes by auto to Peace
Monument Modern improvements being
Installed In this locality. including paving
and electricity, etc. Also homestes in
Beautiful Cheverly 50 by $50 feet for 1915
and up. Home buyers financed. For par
ticulars
ROBERT MARSHALL. Owner,
40 District Nat, Bank Bids
Telephone MAIN 3747.
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CONTRACTORS WANTED
CONTRACTORS

General and sub-contrActors to estimat
on private homes for developmeat company
plenty Of contracts now on hand. Roon
2os. Continental. Trust Bldg.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
UnfsrnisAeA
n, J. AVE. n. W.. S6I--Four rooms and
bath. .unfurnished. Lincoln 2s2s. In
ST. N. w. SO5-Unfurnlshed apt. 2 rooms.
kitchen, hot water. gas. heat y<S.
7th ST. N. W.. 7a7-Rooms for rent. Main
sIh1 ST N. H.. z05-fwo large unfurnlshed
rooms. near bath. 3s6 per month.
iith aT. 8. W.. si6-Tw0 large communi-
eating rooms for !. h. X, NO children;
near bath: Reasonable.
18th ST. N. W. lyl4-Bssement for rent
with priyileges. -
Suburban with Beard
COUNTRY BOARD-Mother, educated
thoroughly capable understanding infan'
care and feeding. will board normal babs
Sr lk from ssseG Ap
house. .porches and shade; pure water; u
miles from Washington by automobile, 10
phone; references required; forty (4o) dol
lars Q month, including physicians care
when needed. BOX AIS. Times office.
Rssn. with Dssra
NURsE-will board: give best care to
babies In her own home. Doctor In
sharr'; 8 At reasonable price. 1903 4
BRUNSWICK HOTEL. s3s Pa ave. N. W..
-Furnished rooms: steam heat; $3.50 mp;
for colored patrons.
IS WEEK-Room. board; gentleman: 80
week table board. 1905 st. ~. w.
NEWTON sT N. W., le44-singis and
yate family: breakfast. C.5o.
U ST ~ W., 7s-2nd moor room for two
and board; home privileges.
ard ST. N. e.. 2lls-Ideal room screened
sleeping porch: meals for two persons
18th ST N. W., 1loI-Attractive double
rooms. with board. S36 per month each.
18th ST. N. W.. 25H (Apt 5)--Niceiy fur.
nlshed room, with BOARD. suitable for two.
ROOMS WANTED
SINGLE room, with private family. for
:.sss price: BOX Jos. E!mes eliles.
TABLE BOARD
JANIER PL N. W.. 1744.-Excellent
meals: home cooking; prompt service.
Columbia 10000.
CALVERT ST. N. W.. Iso3-Table board.
home cooking So week Adams $40.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FurnishsA
FOUR ROOMS and bath: nice Kitchen:
completely furnished. including piano.
silver. dishes, linen, gas and telephone; all
for $95; children taken; possession April !.
Apply after 4:30. 7l0 1%th St N. W.,
FURNISHED apartmen,s-
Call Franklin 1895.
FIyE rooms and bath for six months. Call
MD. AVE. N. E., 323ELarEe room and
kitchenette for l. h. X. for. employed
persons.
10th ST. n e., 43S--Two-room apart, all
modern improvements. near bath, unfur-
nished: reasonable.
IVtn ST. N. W.. l625-Unfurnished apart,
two rooms, shower bath. APT. 4S. Cou-
pie, $50 month.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
OfAees 4 Studies
ATTRACTIVE HALL suitable for private
mont ave N. w. Phone Franklin 67ta
stores
BASEMENT FOR RENT-suitable for bust
ness or work shop; reasonable. Al3 18th st.
N. w. Columbia Iso2-
warehouscs
WAREHoUsE-1s,oO0 SO. IT.. all on ground
noor; cement floor, steam heat; light and
clean; low rent convenient to Eckngton
freight yards. $3.50 Pierce pl. y. Il.
RALPH w. LEE a. CO..
sos Colorado bldg.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24

All Kinds of Homes For Sale At All Kinds Of Prices.
J. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
BTXTEAENT. OF THE CONDITION OF
The Peoples Mutual Benefit
Insurance COMPANY


OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
quired under the District Of Columbia
Code. amended June 80. 1902, and August
Is, 1911.
Capital stock ..........-.--- $5o.00o 90
Capital stock. paid up. in cash. 50, 900 90
ASSETS.
Cash In ofnce .-...-.......-. $1,7c4 n
Casn In BANK k-..-..--.-..----- 5V.see ~
iisn) ................... $1,000 %
Bonds (market value) .-....-. ls2,6S3 90
War savings stamps .....-.-.- s9< 90
Interest due and accrued .--.. s.71s a.
Total assets .......-. Sne.s4s IS
Net unpaid claims ......... 1.1ls 50
Reserve a required BY law. ssi.ssi ii
Salaries. rents. expenses. taxea.
AsentI BOND deposits -....... s.:si is
Capital stock .-.----.--.-.... $4,000 90
Surplus 1z.sos o.
Total liabilities and surrtus sS1e.3<e SIS
Character of business transacted daring
the year 1920. Life. Health and Accideut
Insurance on the Industrial Plan
Amount Of risk assumed dur
ing the year 1880 81. .73<, ,fW %
Losses sustained during ths
Money fsssived during the
'Dxp.ndsd during the year
w. w. cHaiswEIL. Presidsnt
b. W. CHlSwELI.. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
tseai) JOHN L. FLETCHER,
Notary Puhlfc- ID q
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Main 4752.

DOWNTOWN SECTION.
A snowy home in nne northwest
section; recently redecorated; attrac-
lively, arranged cozy rooms on first
floor: has ave bedrooms. two baths;
convenient basement. Price only
311,5oo.
McKEEvER & Goss.
1905 Eye 81. Main t7S3.
BRoOKLAND.
Dandy little home In good section;
located on corner; detached; has seven
rooms. bath. front and double rear
porches; electric lights; good heating
plant: lot 12ox1so. Easy terms on
price. $1,000.
& GOSS.
Main 1852.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
PARENTS HEART-BROIlEN.

IT knew by that time that Leeds
was Stiliman, but I did not tell the
chauffeur. have read in tho papers
that Florence Lawlor's parents have
disowned her. am not surprised. ]
know that for quite a while after she
took UP with Mr.. Stillman her parents
believed she was married to him and
her name was really Leeds When
the Lawlors found out the truth they
were heart-broken and had nothing
more to do with her.
"'Mrs. Leeds sister used to come
TO the apartment often"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

!, WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.--."Women
y of all centuries have loathod war and
J, loved peace said m cmincn; woman,
/, today. in discussing the work and
J progress Of the disarmament con-
I. .crencc They have always lorred
{ for world peace. and believed that
/ samo time 1t would come true. bvt
!. they never have been SO certain that
! II IS a practical possibility, rs at this
moment In this world Wide aspira-
+. ton for an agreement among nations,
( 10 bring abou; reduction OF arms.
: and 20 insure permanent world peace
. American women are taking tao lead.
Club women school women, home
women and business wo,nsn--we are
!: ;ll wrotius for the same cause. We
= ara aHillating with organizations. in
!. The hope tina; hy united action, We
+. may build the first. arm foundation
; Tor eternal peace. Many Of US are
. working with the general committee
on the Limitation OF armament, which
. purpose Of arousinG and modifying
: public opinion or America SO that
: ,hc intrruationa! conferences or tho
! limitation 40 armamen; and problems
7 vi he Pacific shall not tal"
Among tho wcll-kuown women OF
D.. Amcricl VINO are affiliated with the
. general committee or the limitation
Of armament. at its national head
quarters. 1919 = street. Washington,
are: Mrs Thomas G. Winter, OF MIN
ncapolis president. general OF the
Federation OF women's Clubs and n
member of the advisory board OF the
disarmament conference. Mrs Ar
thur Q. Watkins. executive secretary
OF the National Congress o: Mothers
and rarent-Teachers' Association:
Miss NJ Carey Thomas. president OF
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania;
Miss Ida NJ Tarboll. of New York.
Journalist. Mrs Clifford p!nehot, Mil
ford Pennsylvania. Mrs watkins is
recordina secretary OF the commit
tee, and Mrs Winter. Mrs Pmchot.
Miss Thomas and Miss Tarbcll arc
members Of the governing board OF
twenty seven.
The general committee on the linn
i,at!on Of ar'namcn; Is Il citizens
body. formed for the purpose OF up
holding the efforts OF the delegates
OF the United states az the iuterna-
tiorai conference on the limitation
OF armament; aud al focusing the
strength Of public opinion in behalf
OF the aims. aspirations ana origina!
spirit OF the conference. Samuel
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Republicans who voted for this ad-
ministration In confidence that It
would lead tho way into an 'asso-
cihtion.' who are ms much convinced
ns over that moral isolation" liz an
impossible policy for America and
who believe that our national wei
rare. rs well as the more generous
ideal Of world peace. demands that
America should take her plucc I'm tho
councils Of tho nutions--u place OF
duty as we'll AZ privilege"
To bring into working accord tho
two great groups Of American citi-
zrns. who favor foreign policy. not
of isolation. hut of active anu con-
tinuing collaboration with other ma
tions. il the immediate task OF the
general committee on the limitation
OF armament. lin this delicate task
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

upon your patriotism and ability to
sec clearly tho issues at stake. we
appeal to you to carry to the people
the message that we stand ut tho
threshold of new ana better order
Of world relationships into which We
enter II our America ~ ready To un-
dcrtnkc the responsibilities that
must go with world leadership"
This letter was sent Ia G.0OO men
and women in America, ANA within
two days. enthusiastic replies were rcI
,cicrcd ut the committees head
quarters. Any woman who Is Will
Ing to speak for the cause Of peace
and disarmament and world agree
mcnt. or desires to have speaker
sent to her church. club. or civic or
SANITATION. Is requested to communi-
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and women who arc Interested in
disarmament nnd peace.
bishop w. +. Mcdowell. of Wash
ington. is chairman of tho speak
ers' bureau OF the general committee.
Recently he Issued this appeal for
volunteers: The whole world hopes
TINT out of the international confer
cncc'on limitation OF armament. now
in session. there may como lasting
peace among the nations But In
order to obtain such n result. an in
tcllisent and urgent public opinion
must be sustained such as first led to
the calling OF the conference. TO nc-
compiish this important public ger
vice. this committee must have dur
Ing the next few weeks an active
iorcc OF volunteer speakers reaching
into all parts OF the country. Relying
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saDECLARES ALL WOMEN ARE
3 WORKING FOR WORLD PEACE
In Worldwide Aspiration for Agreement Among
Nations to Bring About Reductions of Arms. Amer
lean Women Are Taking Lead

GompcrS and oscar =. Straus are
honorary chairmcn OF the commit
tee. Darwin =. KinEsley. president
pauy. IS treasurer: Herbert :. Hous-
ton. % New York. is chairman OF the
ways aud means committee. and VIII
liam H. Short is executive secretary.
This committee stands for disarm
amcnt. peace and continuing agree
mon, among tho nations, with fire.
qucnt conferences 20 adjust whatever
problems may arise 20 menace the
peace q the world. AZ n recent meet
ing OF the governing board, held in
Washington. the following statement
4 purpose was made public:
II The general committee will seek
information regarding the conference
or. the limitation OF armament from
all available sources, official and I'M
official and will strive TO assist in
the formation Of an enlightened and
nsistent public opinion on the issues
involved.
49, The general committee views
,hc American proposal Of November
L.. FOR tho reduction OF naval ar
m1mcnts as q splendid initial move
in the organizing OF the world for
permanent peace. and. hy its very
GvfinitrucSs. as an Indication Of
method which offers large hopes for
future progress
-, The general committee will
keep before the public the fact that
even when all the agcnda before the
prrson; conference i disposed OF.
only the first step toward permanent
peace viii have been taken and that
II America is TO hold the lead which
II has gained 10y it's bold proposals
for naval reduction, ii must press for
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of domestic diplomacy. tho women ia
the homes OF America. who stant
solitiy behind tho ideal OF worlx
peace and world agreement. can n.
OF tho greatest assistance" said wi,.
liam ii. Short, executive sncrcary al,
the committee. ''They cnn helm a.,
speaking for disarmament. both /,
public and In tho home. and they can
also help by contributing funds for
the Immediate needs OF the co,n,,,,
tee. A minimum budget OF sion ana
Is required. and contributions. how.
ever small. arc welcomed" Chcck,
may be made payable to Darwin -
Kingsley. treasurer. ana addross.,
To William IL. Short. cxccu,iv, sccy.-
AIRY. general committee on the Iir,t.
'ation OF Armament. 1919 l. STR
Washington, ID. &.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY DECEMBER H. 1921.

tho redemption OF tho udministra-
sion's pledge to bring the nations OF
the world into some organic and con-
tinuinS relationship"
With the Disarmament conference
we'll under way. the general commit
tee feels that 1t can best serve tho
cause OF America and It's interna-
tionai relations, by lining up public
opinion In favor Of some continuing
equalization to carry on the work OF
the conference. which the American
proposals involve. To carry out this
purpose. :, nation-widc speakers bu-
renu ct volunteers Is being organized
and an information service has been
established. bulletins will be issued
frequently. and distributed to the
press and to the members of the
general committee. and to all men
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cate at onco with Bishop Mcdowell.
ut tho headquarters of tho general
committee on the Limitation of arm
ament, 1919 l. street, Washington.
ID. {.
According to tho statement in tho
first bulletin. the general commit
tee desires to revive discussion OF
Americas attitude towards mCmbcr-
ship In n permanent organization
among the nations FOR the establish
Ing and preservation of peace. hut It
does not want to revive the rnncors
ana personalities which distorted the
debate on this subject during the last
campaign. II says: There are many
among the Democrats who supported
the league as advocated by Mr. VIII
son. and there arc many amonp tho