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Junior Far Success
at Nebraska City

Nebraska city. oct. s.--tspecinl. -
Junior fhir was held here for two
days Thore were 80 exhibitors Of
corn II Of swine, r. Of poultry, ynri'
ous clubs In domestic science aud sew.
lng yocietios. Tho displays were
numerous and Miss wilkins OF tho
Extension department state unlvorsl.
ty, who judged tho work OF tho girls,
was highly pleased with tho work
done by them. She said that II wny
tho best junior display she had seen
this aonson. NJ. r. Flack Of the Uni.
veraIiy farm was tho judge Of the
swine and poultry and said the exhibit
was M good ns that shown nj many
county fairs he had visited this year
Nebraska City IA 10 make mn effort
to have a county fair here. Much In.
tercst was shown In mo Junior work
and tho farmers Of the community
realize that n county fair would give
them a chance 10 display their stock
and grain to advantage. Tho Otoe
County Farm bureau had charge of
tho event just closed, and the Cham.
Der Of Commerce co'operatcd.
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District Manager Named.
Scottish Rite Reunion
Will BE HID in Alliance

Alliance, Neh, oct. s.~-sspeetall-
The annual fall reahleh ot scottish
Nste Maaons win he held AZ the Ma
sonic temple In Alliance November
IS and q, plans haylng been made az
a special meeting af the order here
scottish Rite Nasons fren entire west
srn half II the state viii b. invited
10 participate and efforts viii b.
made 10 secure large elass " eaaeii
dates tor the dehfvs wets ire de
Srtss win be conferred hs the ~
neeF. q the Alliance taslse - Per
fsctlsn ana the Res erstk seasaA'
easnm.usv. aaSe essn Apl'e4niN %
arrange details q the tcunlQn sal
ether committees te visit ihe sNt1eeea
sns tswus suN seeuee A afse ~, -
candidates Tor the hlshsg desteess
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BEE WANT ADRATES
100 per line each day, ! ~ = days
lso per linn eseh Day, . 10 q dsys
100 per line sAht day, days or longer

10 per line each day, ! NJ 4 days
isc per linz esch Day, q 10 q days
100 per line saft day, days or LONGER.
Tho above rates sppiy snGiusivsly 70
Want Ada whles srs commonly termed
public wants" AMI do not ingiuda adters
iissmshtA ~ individuals or concerns adVtf-
firing o. exploiting thsif bvsinsrsae.
rilE OMAHA UBb reserves the fiKbt ~
designate What constitutes public want,
wan, Ads accepted 81 the folio~ins
offices
Main office. ,nt... I'm and farnsm So,
South omaha N, W, cor 2,th and y His
Council Uluffa ,ttftttttttttsaFlD beolt NJ
IsiApn0ns
Atlantic fseo.
Call for want" N Department. An sxa
psflpncsd want al tnher viii fgrely.
your al ami bill Win no mailed later
Tho rates quoted abGyo Apply TO either
charge or cash orders
cLosiNU HOURS JoR WANT Abs
Evening Bdlllohts',tt,'tst ,tttItfV " ~
Morning Edition t's.t.,l.t y M
sunday Edition 80. B " m. Saturday
Thsss rates apply 10 The sunday bss
~ well a. 10 The Morning and Evening
Bse, All weekday sdvsrtlssmshts sppesi
10 both morning snd wenina editions a.
tke one cost.
THE OMAHA MorNINo BEE
THk EVhkih shL
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
Holdrerge Cuts Water Rate
to- Project Trees and Lawns

iIoldrege, Neb,. Oct. s.--(Spoeial)- -
| Tho city council. 10 encourage the
uso of water on lawns and treos,
made n reduction OF 25 por cent on
all water used until october IS. No
t!ce was given TO all users OF water
TO uAeas much water aa they wished,
especially on trees and lawns, IN or.
der that tnoy could go into The winter
In good condition.
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Allianec Meman Injured
When Gasoline f,aloies

Aslnnes. Sst 60 A~tfs'st 49,
NFs rsH tsFewn "a, vas severely
hafnea AtgA, ~ faeN I'D Aessssa
whsa /. saal san q sasdlHt phseh
ahe AS uslas q destroy saFusie =
tas hoesa. sxtlsst..t settles re - hsf
eiathlua fha sam sas t4FHei nsalN
~ Il 80 Fses apt hsF tsn-is vsse
tAaY tlisietssis rts vas stana IN ne
ksess. ana sftsf sattAkssstiA4 t-s
rkatqa IS 49, siashine sh4 fesafnst
~ fhe ts.Heasa ekash 80 stlsse 81
saegsstsa "a pegtias pat ths ne ass
- - So AspAftntsat affise1
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gnVcAfloNAl

N4F mns.it- Ntsihf IS ANtl
sssr.. atsta Fta4sss Is stRasE. ~ ai =
seFtt - ssasssM A4 AsMssA as
Is 49, taA ssa saa ssesA 40
{. - Iasfs - sfae 80 @feN
sksss lsltsas itAl - sssa tsssstri
staf4 ANtsfa
fstfAE fHtf sst
BE etes tf
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Lost AND FouNp

IusEa iisfsHsa tlaY tts6sU 80. anA
ssftsa. Aa asiA let tfsfaas Aasi tsAs
tsats NKtastfa H as#aN aHtAF Nss a
s = 49, Sees "a h5 tat ssata
Gstaf~ ksssfs sItsa IS Nsfss4 81 ~
asf #UN fs saf4 Fssf& taAaf sasa
~ atfssf ft,t Nsesft
fsAfs Naiass4sf seas ssalfti tii tstssk
.ss..s 80 ~ ~ IS
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES


Marie Christina, aged 10 yeore.
Beloved wifa Of Jens Christian Jensen. She
Il ALDO survived by one daughter, Annie.
and three song, sabnlnE. Caleb ana Elmer
Jensen,
Funeral from Danish Lutheran church
In Boomer township, pottawattamlc coun.
~, Iowa. Tuesday NJ y. tn, Friends wei-
come.
RROWN---John j.. ago ~ years.
Funeral Monday morning from residence,
1909 California at at 10 .. IN, fnterment,
Oakland. Ia. by auto. Gentiemenr Nor.
tuary In charge.
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Look Through These Classifications Today!
want TAX
MALE HELP WANTED.

NAhIsn- "a bright rnfgriir honfpt
nloan young man win modest capital u
take pert Interest ~ ~ pId attablishfd
gfAin firm Addfeaa WIS, Gnaha Hea
hr phone Douglas 2btH
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

100 Whita ioRhGrn bnlistss frhdY % ihY,
stock lJaat fIum University ~ NftfafAHl
tiltdH Poultry fHfrif Route J, Council
biuft Phone iiDrh b1i
WHEAT screenings. ft,gh pef ieg Ne a,
" Wsrneb va N ION NJ fail ~ iit8.
FANCY pigeons, phessanis bantams. pfig1
rluch call nffFr $50 b6l So splh Avs.
tANAiY birds. g7iD Nodh Eine
teenin aDfft WE bigq
duAllANrGrp ansa. nv Gea
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VACANT PROPERTY

Gale ~ ittisi0B idik ahd befnBRh ffAftN
DdII nov going M Hpselai terms 800
pflep mods 500 uDi smaii payment
F1wu, balance eseH terms foe oF phone
sfaHdft. HaistGb NV
Will build 10 gogf order oU our Dssbti,
fUi i1is IN Edgssoodi very Easy terms
ATsiHntif akf1.
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EDUCATIONAL

E1ONn AiSN16
cLERKs-- Men, women, girls, ~. over
wanting sood paying permanent govern
rnent posltions Departmental, postoffles
railway mail. Other positions, Experience
unneo sBhary. Examination soon. Fun
| particulars free write Columbia hchoo
| civii Service. III Pope Bldg, washing
ton, u. z.
WANTED--.Mon ladles and boys 70 learn
barber ufde! big demand; wages while
earning strictly modern Call ar white
1903 Dodss ~ rrl.city Dafber College.
INsrrrcTfONg DIVER In marcel wsving
gnd other branohea ~ beauty culture
ni!ht clauses. California Sun Pnrior, 6gl
n. 13d ~. ia .its.
Day or Evening sesslonH.
DwoRAK BugISEss CoLLEnE
wssd bldx, ,sih ngf Farnam. AT. 7tit.
THE National Automobile School snpounco
thsir opening Oct 2, 1929 Co.'s. IN ana sec
US. 2slt N sofh ~ Omaha. Tor cateloG
VAN RANT SCHOOL. Op puelkEss.
=. ~ Cor Nlnoieehth snd bouslng DO. 5spo'
ANNIE ", GLASGOW. voice and piano.
toa kartaeh blk. lA. 1851. ..,.-
MoLEH BARBER coLLEGE.
ITO 9. i4th. Write for eatalor
TUTOR, grade and HIGH school subjects.
Va. DsL
MALE HELP WANTED.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
IA. 43gs 9ob 10, 18th sc.
nRicKYARp men, siht and Lake 81
Smith Brick Co
JAZZ aaxopho1e player wanted for dance
orchestra. Must bo AL. Good position
offered on side, Live town, stats ability,
Mar panceland. 7. q. Dos 7ts, North
Platte, Neb.
MEAT AND GROCERY Statesmen At.
TENTloN,
wanted a solicitor to take orders for raw
oysters on conNniWton basis, Our brands
OF oysters are well known Ia the west,
and handling san,o az IA lldeline VIII prove
IA good proposition for q hustler. Hoply,
stating references, 10 J. l.. mccfeody q
Co.. baltimore, ND
MEN WANTEp--2t men. ace per hour.
Johnston Bros Clay Works, claywofkr,
la, 4 miles south OF Fort Dodge on NJ
& ~. L. Applicants must apply In person
at our office
OLD established house selling TO farmera
through retail drug, hardware and feed
trade is Increasing their sales force; open
ings are for Kansas. Missouri and Iowa,
Positions are permanent. Compensation
commission haala drawing account ana
expenses, state your age ana what you
hayo done In first letter. when application
blank Will DO mailed you and interview
arranged. STANDARD CHEMICAL Mr6,
co, 70i.7o9 s. i2d 81, Omaha, Neb.
THREE city statesmen 70 sell mems tailor
made clothing On weekly payment plan
strictly commission basis 20 start, tgb a
week and commissions 20 ones who make
good Commissions should amount 10
great deal moro than salary. None but
experienced saiasmen need apply, l.. J,
Fries sos ), 18Th ~.
TiNNEEs wANTED-rwo good timers
AT aeea for insido ard outside work Good
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REAL ESTATE rNvEsrMENTg

sToHB building wlB llyipg togps sboge
large bassidenia Iot sbktf9 mental
uis per yeGr pfiee HGgo "a. tgSs,
AFFIXED THOMAS Z ION 20. nsaltof
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

surg ~ lG1ll s'F Two large OAK FIN
jiBhed rooms partly furnished or IN
Furnished, st9nm heat llehta hnd gas
furnlahed, Can be used for lsM house
Keeping
CLEAN nice unfurpishod fpuma private
bath, newly decorated, ta per month, ava
flour aish 8 lHrHe toumE With yafh, "
pef week ia tiaa
tls 30 Tnirtysthiri 81, troqt room,
On oar line. tu u0uule gas plate furnished.
tflyHta no aea hame pfltlleruti large
tlosrte Tel ia 1855
sogG CASTELAR, unod warm asroom uns
futuished spartNteut "a hAtement Win
Gsht raa and @tter AT stss.
ssu so snrii sr fAfsc ntooN Furnished
r00ms close in IN muarfn but heat Neff
L.l-mi.l-Ln-
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CARD OF THANKS


Words cannot oXpfesp our sincere thanks
10 our maty friends for their lindnqsg,
ayfnpsthy and bosDtiui flora offerings
at tho death OF our beloved husband and
father.
(signed.) MRS MARIE pRoHAsKA
AMI FAMILY,
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SALE OK EXCHANGE.

BOH THADE W. have a pulabsr ~ ~
ttaftlgp peleh, pfaf ABd apple offbafd
ntaf Gferf jubdl0n Atm rsiinads ~ -
change mr. improved farm lard hasr
Duaha ~ lincoln. Submit What 9nif
hive W offff Tbe y, II WfieH H.
yesimoGi cGl Gfp0s Jnpoil0B raig
E%CfiAHGE R0Dd tHdGna mummy m
ReHafal siGot ~ merchandise III sriat fosH.
Consider ttg gbo % 10000 ht1fb no
W 2iA omahf nss
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RADIO SUPPLIES.

Ahe kiNiN aat tttsltaf aaa i've ttsl
taae saAfsH'stA raHgb 500 Hiss tast
~ Nme fAal N feA5a ltts srsiA sll
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09
BURIAL VAULTS.

WOODEN boxes soon decay, steel or iron
vaults will rust out and collapse. There
foro you should insist upon your under
taker using ali Automatic Scaling Com
crete Burial vault: waterproof and ever
lasting, Manufactured only by tho Omaha
Copcrste Burial Vault Co, $40 ", 3oth
II. Omaha. Inspection Invited
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

rDH shorthand. fyDewflilnR bookkeeping
atc,, attend The lmsflcan College "
business 1919 FHrnBm p1fitonn guar
hniasi. al our graduates are ~ po.
sltlons cnli AZ. I7li ~ wntf fof csiaioE,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-09

Neh. rleating ..'''a'
sst ttlssH Hf ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
BUSINESS IN j. S.
SHOWS INCREASE,
IDLE RANKS LESS
Unemployment Decreases so
Percent in Chicago Alone
Midwest Better.

NEW YORK. April a. Unem-
ployment is decreasing. according 10
a survey Of the principal industrial
areas by the United States today.
New York. Chicago. Boston and
philadelphia reported more men AT
work ana prospects that still more
would get jobs in the near future.
J. J. Boyd Of the Illinois employ
ment bureau said unemployment
decreased so per cent in Chicago
during March.
81 believe The situation all over
the Midwest is improving" he
said. There has been an unusual
demand for freight car builders. al
ways a barometer OF employment
conditions
DR.. Ben Reitman employment
expert of the city health depart
ment, backed Boyd's statement. say
ing there had been a remarkable
. decrease" in unemployment.
Birmingham and Atlanta princi-
pal industrial cities in the south. re-
ported a gradual increase in the
number of Jobs.
The Philadelphia Chamber Of
Commerce reported It had sent a
QUESTIONABLE 10 cities throughout
the East The answers showed a
recent increase of about so percen,
in employment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
ASKS AIR FLEET TO
DEFEND u. s. IN WAR

WASHINGTON. April f-JaQan,
Great Britain, France and I-aiy are
building up their air fleets rapit-y.
America should do likewise.
The sea fleets Of today VIII DO
worthless in 10 or Is years except
as harbor craft; great air fleets viii
supplant them
The above epitomizes an inter
view given the United Press TODAY
by Sen Walsh Mass. apropos Of his
resolution asking FOR an air West
Point. an air Annapolis and an .r-
vestiEati0n as 20 upbuildlnE the
American aircraft service
Walsh declared there is consider
able bunk" about the arms confer
once. adding
1T has done some good. OF course.
but what IS really accomplished was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
FACE DISFIGURED
WITH PIMPLES
Hard and Red. ItChed and Burned.
Lost Sleep, Cuticura Heals.

my trouble began with indigcs-
ton which caused my face to break
out with blackheads and pimples.
The pimples were hard and red and
festered over, and itched and burned
a great deal. My face was dishgured
and lost q lot Of sleep.
The trouble lasted about . year
before l began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, and after using two
cakes Of CuticrIa Soap and two boxes
of Cuticura Ointment / was healed,
in three months" (Signed) Miss
Luells Lopez, R. r. D. 2. Fenwick.
Mich, July IS, 1921.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Battle with Soap, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
ssmpissash Pre- By MalI Address: "cvsssra Lab
eratoriss, Dept II, HAl6sn "a. HAsl Sold every
where. Soap 25e. Ointment Is and boc. Tslcun sc.
80 Cutieura Soap shAves without mug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

Have YOU given up ever getting
art from the wrinkles in YOUR
hands-try Blue Devil IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
Thought Pictures Viii be Next,
Science in Countries Point Ont
BY HEREWARD CARRINGTON.
Scientist and Author.
Especial to The News-Times.) }

Especial TO The NeWs-I1mes.l
NEW YORK, April 4.-"COnCen-
trate steadily. please. Hold the
thought until / say all right"
Will the photographed of the flu
ture say this TO us instead of telling
us to hold still until our face is reg
istered?
Absurd as it may seem. it IS within
the bounds of possibility. For It APP
pears that impression of images
thought of have actually been reg
istered on the Photographic plate.
In these experiments. however. no
camera was used. \ sensitive plate
tightly wrapped in Opaque. black pa
per. was placed against the forehead
of the subject experimental on and
a definite image held in the mind for
a minute or more.
Then the plate was taken into the
dark room, unwrapped. and the inn
age was found to have impressed it
self upon the peterborough the
black paper. like X-rays.
Successful experiments in this di-
rection have. from apparently reli-
able accounts, been undertaken in
France, Germany. Poland Japan and
in our own country.
Experiments Succeed
In Japan Prof Fukural of the
University of Tokyo secured a num-
Der of remarkable photographs
through the wife of a fellow profess
sor. COmmandant Dargst of the
French army secured some for him
self and also through his wife. Prof.
Ochorowick of Warsaw obtained a
large number through young
psychis Mile TOmezyk Vincent
Jones of the California Society of
Psychical Research likewise obtain
ed some. under excellent conditions
OF control.
1t seems incredible that such a
thing as a Thoughts can be photo
graphed-fOr we have always con-
sidered il non-material thing
quite incapable of affecting matter
-an attribute OF spirit. Are thoughts
indeed things
If thought san be projected out
ward into space and affect a photo
graphic plate. il must be by means
of some subtle. invisible energy ra-
dated from the body, corresponding
10 the light rays in the lantern.
Ii is our duty TO discover these
rays and learn TO control them. II
possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

Impotence has wings and passes
the goaL Intention packs her trunk
and misses the coach. Resolve starts
on foot and wins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
LISBON AVIATORS TO
START SECOND JUMP

LISBON, April IA radio mes
sage received here from the Island
of Gran Canaria AZ a. m. today
said the Portuguese sviators would
start for the Cape Verde Islands on
the second leg OF their fight TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

When you say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 45-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
SHOOTS DAUGHTER TO
SAVE HONOR, CLAIM

CHICAGO, April 4. - Vendalin
Kindalic, 80. is in the county Jail
today, charged with shooting his IT,
year-old daughter. Mary He is said
TO have told the police he shot the
girl 20 save her honor" The pO-
lice say he shot her while he was
drunk. The girl has a bare chance
at recovery. according 20 attending
physicians.
Anna, Mary's 15-year-old sister.
told the police that her father came
home intoxicated and threatened
both the girls. She Indignantly de-
MED her fathers claim that he shot
Mary lin order that the family
should not be disgraced."
Kandalic is held in default OF
$4,000 bonds pending the outcome
of his daughters fight for life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

When you say cigars say Dutch
NJ tiers. 45tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
WORLD WIDERADIO
IS REAL SUCCESS,
PRESIDENT STATES
Service Is Unlimited. Benefits
UncOunted. and Life
Saved by It's Use.

Edward j. $aIly is the hesd
70 the Radio Corporation NJ
America and one of the few
great authorities on this com
paratively new method Of In
slant communication While 10
nv IL is still a playthlur 10 be
ella ssed with the photograph.
those who are familiar wsh its
possibilities declare @ viii do
much 20 introduce a new era OF
communication between tho fur
rhermost paints on the worlds
surface Editors Note.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

MADRID. April An unconhrm-
cd report was received here today
that the Portuguese cabinet has re-
signed There has been extended
political unrest in Portugal for some
time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

Baby's things deserve most care
full attention-sOak the unmentlon-
ables I'm Blue Devil QS
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-26

ming as an independent Republican
against Lodge Mccall has denied that
he will run. Nevertheless both Republi.
cans and Democrats-the former anxious.
ly and the latter hopefully-are watching
him, despite his statement that he won't
be sacrifice candidate"
While the Republicans are not afraid
Of Mccall being elected, they fear that
he might poll enough votes to split the
total and give the Democratic candidate
winning margin.
There is a certain element in his own
party that is displeased with Lodge. As
result there has been good deal Of
talk of finding an Outstanding" Repub-
lican TO oppose him. So far no one has
been settled upon.
Russell A. Wood, president of the
Anti-Lodge Club of Massachusetts,, and
group of Lodges enemies of the par.
ty, recently launched a campaign TO de-
feat him. Lodges vote to seat Senator
Newberry was made the issue and the
flying wedge" as it was termed. plans
to carry the campaign to every city and
town in the state.
Reports drifting north from Washing
ton have it that Lodge will do no active
campaigning and that he will allow the
Republican organization to do the stump
ing for him.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-26

has been organized and will be ready for
business this fall.
"The next step will be the establish.
ment of a creamery or milk station to
give the farmers market for their dairy
products"
The results obtained in this commun-
ity, he said, are typical Of those enjoyed
by other towns.
So far as his railroad is concerned
he felt that the money and effort devoted
to the plan had been remarkably well
invested, for it had developed good will
for the railroad while also materially
increasing the business of the towns
which the road serves. Actual chcck-ups
have demonstrated that the operation in
creases the business Of the railroad al
the towns adopting the plan, as well as
creating good will for the town.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-26
EX-SERvICE MEN HOLD MEET
Will Hold Convention for Peace in
October.

october.
By United Press.
New ORLEANS. June 26.-A new chap
ter in the history Of efforts towards
bringing about world peace will be writ
ten when representatives Of World War
lighters from eight allied powers meet in
New Orleans, October IL, IL and l3. at
the annual convention Of the Inter-Allied
Veterans Federation.
The convention will be held few days
before the fourth annual national con-
vention of the American Legion here.
One OF the chief aims of the international
lighters organization is to promote world
peace and the New Orleans gathering
will be known as the Convention of
Peace. To further this ideal the con-
ventlon will decide upon means of OBJ.
tanning representation for veterans at
inter-allied and International congress.
es.
Headquarters of the Federation is now
at work on the preparation of data on
comparative legislation affecting ex-ser.
vice men. The summary will contain
measures which have been taken in ia.
vor of veterans and ts improve the lot of
widows and children of disabled men.
The foreign delegates, who will be
guests of the American Legion, will
meet in Paris and sail from LIE Havre
on the same ship. Landing at New
York, the visitors will proceed to Wash.
ington, where ceremonies will be held
at, the tomb of the unknown soldier in