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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21
WOMEN'S CLUBS


Tho woman'H Century clubs IN.
partmentH will meet next week M
follows; Monday. October az. tho
French department win meet at tho
Hotel Washington. beginners elaHB
at 10 a. m. juniors at If. and ad.
vaneod claas nt noon. New mem.
beers win be welcome az any OF these
classes
Tuesday. October 20. tho American.
ization department viii meet at II
a. m. In tho board room at the Y. W.
G. A. Fuil attendance desired AZ
business OF importance n 90 ho trans
acted. Tho following studies eonati.
tuts the program for thu year;
What In INSTRUMENTATION: Tho Prob
lem Of tho Immigrants. Our Duty
Toward tho Immigrant. The Older
and Newer Immigrant. The Anslmila
ton OF tho Immigrant. The Govern.
ment Of the Immigrant. Tho imml.
grant Woman. Amcricanizatton and
tho Constitution OF tbs United
States. Socialism. and VIVA; Ii
Socialism.
Tie political science department
viii meet In tho private dining room
at tho Y. w. e. A. az l o'clock. Pro
gram. Tho Constitution and 10.
liticai Leaders From i772.isoo." by
Mrs W. w. Munger. Tho Monros
Doctrine and Diplomatic Relations.
iaoo.is2o." Mrs, y. r.. Palmerton.
''rhs city Charter" Mra. Thomas
Graham
The parliamentary procedure de-.
psrtmcnt viii meet az 2a0 .. m. Ia
the board room az tho Y. W. c. A.
Thursday. oct. 20. Tho social scrv.
ico department viii meet with Mfs.
y. IT. sopor. sara Hunter blvd. al
1880 o'clock. Bring lunch. Tho pro.
gram Will be In charge Of Mrs. A. H.
Horton, Protective Work for Won.
en- and Girls" by Mrs. II. II. Mason.
superintendent OF tho women'a pro.
tectiyo division Of tho Seattle police
department
Friday. oct. 81. tho literary and
travel department viii meet az tho
y. w. c. A. az n a. m Program;
Religions ~ China" By Mrs. W. IL.
rittwood. Chinese Temples" Mrs.
Fred w. Bert.
The regular meeting OF tho club
will be hold al y. m. In the audi.
forum At tho Y. W. G. A. Tho fol.
lowing program In charge Of Mrs. J.
y. Shaw and Mrs. c. r. Rernsberg
win 30 given at , o'clock; Debate.
so.io plan. AFR. a. ~ Fritz. chairman
% the Voters Information league.
and Ar. X. r. Adams. principal %
the Lincoln high school. CITY Man.
asefnsnt and zonins System" Mr.. Il.
l.. Gaines. chairman Of tho xoning
committee.
Tho following musical program. In
charge Of Mrs Y. y. Paimerfon. viii
10 presented by Miss Gladys wheel.
sr, pupil OF Mr.. Kirk Towne:
Aria ftattr Woman~ ....... .rafsnsr
snu uiss die Hnh". ......... .Eehsberf
The cfyinn - the waters. .sss.s...
ssst. - tsrssFsssssss Aamphst'ftr fen
-Aipfa Moi" .s.......-......... usnbsfs
Mites Fioisttn Merle. seeempsnist
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Informal Dance

Invitations have been issued by
Miss Monica Shannon TO tho younger
set for an Informal dance AZ tho
home OF her parents. Or. and Mrs.
James shannon. on Friday evening.
October 81.
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IntsrIake p.T. A.

rntsriake PIT. A. Will meet Tues
day. October -. nt TAO p. m. IN tho
basement 81 tho school. Mrs. G.
Arthur varney. former state prcss-
dent ~ the National Congress OF
Mothers and ParcntTcach.r assocla.
lions. and Mrs ncuiscn Jones' will
speak on the 1910 plan. Mr.. n. II.
Vivian win lead the community slnK.
Ing. Refreshments. Large attend
anca desired.
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South Park W. c. r.. u. viii meet
at the homo OF Mira. II. &. Tillotson.
1864 clovcrdaie a.. Tuesday. October
20. nt TAO .. m. Mrs. jackson 81.
baugh viii speak on legislative mat
ters. and some Of tho new measures
70 be voted upon az the NEXT election.
All interested invited. Refreshments.
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Tea at Chapter House

The Mothers club OF the Phi Kap-
pa Psi fraternity is inviting all mem.
beru OF the Phi Kappa Pei fraternity
Co a tea ia the chapter house. 2ia0
y. tTth vt. on sunday afternoon. oc-
tobcr -. from TO 9 O'Clock.
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women's University Club Rummagc
Sale

Tho worncn's University club IL
planning large rummage sale for
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. DC
iober 20. 81 and 2s. at 400 First ave-.
corner OF Icnora NJ. Mrs. Herman
G. JOY n tho general chairman. aa.
sisted by Mira. Peter Mogenson.
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Tho zcta Poi Mothers club will
give tea from TO Sunday after
noon. October ~. for the fathers.
husbands and sons Of the zc;a Psi
fraternity. at the chapter house, 4ss9
18th ave. ~. y.
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Card Party AZ Dunlap

The Women's Auxiliary OF All
Saints church. Dunlap. viii give a
card party at tho Lakeside clue.
house "Wednesday evening. October
%. at O'Clock.
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Veterans Of Foreign Wars

Veterans OF Foreign Wars. Col.
Roosevelt Auxiliary. viii meet with
Mrs. J. y sigier. b2is walInAford
ave, Tuesday. October "a. Luncheon
at ~ o'clock. Friends invited. Come
prepared to sew. Take Green Lake
or Meridian cars.
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I.Iternry and TrnycI Club

The Literary and Travel club win
meet at the homo 81 Mrs J. w. Ere.
rich. 2o3a T.. Roy A.. Monday. October
81. nj e.ao =. m. Subject. "Civil Gov.
eminent" In response 90 roll call.
Miss Anna Kane will give an Illus.
tratsd talk on European Tours"
Members requested 20 be present.
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In honor Of tho engagement of her
daughter. Helen Reid. TO Mr.. Morris
Halpern. Mrs. I. Katz will receive
her friends Sunday afternoon. octo.
Der 20, from 2 until s o'clock. at her
home. SIS 18th ave. N.
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The Woman's Association OF the
Madrona Presbyterian church will
hold social tea nj the home OF Mrs,
A. @. schacfer 170s Interlake blvd.
Wednesday afternoon. October IS.
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Wisconsin Goldcnrnd Club

The Wisconsin Goldenrod club will
meet Wednesday. Oct 30. with Mrs.
Harry Cone. 1876 Ninth ave. w. Box
lunch at 1880 y. m. Take Kinnear
car.
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West Seattle Review No 81.
w. II. A.. OF the Maecabeca. Will
entertain with Halloween party.
in Carpenters hail. 4ssl California
ave. Wednesday. November /. at S
y. m.
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The home executive committee Of
tho Seattle Council OF Parent Teach.
or associations has called meeting
for "Wednesday. october IS. at p.
m. IN tho school board room OF tho
Central building. Plans for the com.
Ing year win be completed.
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The Cosmopolitan club viii have It's
annual banquet IN the private dining
room 81 the Y. w. G. A. cafeteria.
Monday, October "a. ut Tso y. m.
Good program.
Tho Commonwealth club will hold
It's weekly meeting Monday. October
80. AZ p. m. at Boldts Second ave,
restaurant.
The candidates for prosecuting At.
tofney viii address the club on the
ISSUES Of the campaign. Lady While
Forhus viii appear in person. and
Malcolm Douglas. who IL absent from
the city. viii be represented.
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King County legislative Federation

King County Legislative Fedora.
tion win meet Monday. octolysr 20.
at noon. az the Y. w. c. a. cafe.
terra. 20 hear political candidates.
Among those who viii speak viii be
Mrs. Hugh Todd. Mr.. Fred Nelson
and Mrs. Maud vaibusch, Public in.
vited.
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Practical and Underrrsduate Nurse.

There viii be meeting Of pracii.
cal and UNDERGRADUATE nurses in the
office 81 Or. @. W. Kininer. assgsi
Cobb building. Saturday evening.
October ~. AZ . O'Clock Or. Kint.
ner win address the nurses on mat.
tiers pertaining 10 their work. Nurses
Interested invited 10 attend.
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West Seattle Chapter. No. 100

West Seattle Chapter. ssso. LOG. O.
r. r.. VIII hold its r~xular business
meeting. Monday evening. October
-. az o'clock. In the Masonic
temple on California ave.
During the afternoon aud evening
there VIII be a sale Of fancy work
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
AIInu,r Mnncn

The Pierce County Minute Woman
association har invited the state asso-
citation TO Tacoma for the annual
meeting nj the American Legion hall.
rs Commerce IT.. for Friday and
Saturday. October 81 and r..
The Minute Woman pin or cee,ifi.
cate will constitute the crcdsntiai
and every Minute Woman attending
VIII have fun privileges OF tho rec.
Hlou.
The following committees for the
convention have been appointed by
the state councillor Program. AIfn.
). l.. Bradley. Mrs. Frank Reeves.
AIRS H. y. Hurley resolutions. com
posed OF county councillors present:
auditing. Airs. David Murray: crcden.
tails. Mra. r. r. Wilson. Mrs. John
r weich. Mrs H. !. Miller. amend.
meuts 20 constitution. Mrs. J. =. Ne
kes. This sessions viii be devoted TO
the interests OF tho Minute Women
Mrs. Edgar Anes will report on
tho fund 10 place the marker on the
battle limo In France at tho Chateau.
Thlcrry road. IN memory Of the men
Of Washington who Tough, In the
world war. Mru4 Amca' report will
bs an outstanding feature Of the
meeting.
Each county councillor II expected
10 give report for the past year
and flo II with the recording recre
tary In writing.
Each officer. chairman u tho state
COMMITTEES and district chairman II
expected 70 report.
This annual meeting win elect n
state councillor. state vice .oounciiior
and state historian. The twoycar
term OF thene officers expires and
they arc not eligible 20 reelection.
OUTLINE PROGRAM
10 % - =. ns4-- ftseis'rAttpn.
~ q. N Invocation. riar rrnressinn
ara ssiu,e. Apesifophs % ne tss
Hammer Mirate. % the last meeting
nennFfs - cffic~rs. Report - shs Frp.
dentiais COMMITTEES. Report % casnty
councillors
fs " b. m nss.tostsaer turchsnn
% .. m. - Report ~ Mrs.. Edgar Anes
on monument fund Ter battle Nne
marker AZ chstsau.Thisrrv rraf. Re.
port % patriotic education COMMITTEES.
Mrs. \. y walton. Report q resela.
tsnnr committees.
ts4s p su ---Hsiiot for officers
Z 90 =. m Ceremony IS washington
stats Historical huiisinE dspasisin9
records % the stats orrsniratlen. Visit
a the collections ~ tho state fiiatof-
teal socIstr and the Ferry museum.
sos p m.--Exscutiva beard meeting NJ
dinner.
$50 o. informal reception honertng
state effiesrr Music. dramatiEztion %
the Declaration % fBdepsndcnra Allies
Zatta Daltaa. Greetings from the
Amastean Legion
October ~
fesae a. rn.---fnvocation Report ~ state
councillor. Report of pubiIr health.
Mrs u. G. NcCredse Report % amend.
msnis Mrs J. a. Mckee. Rapport %
legislation. Mrs. W. v. Brown. New
business
1870 o. un.--Oes-toessher luncheon.
s;pa y. m.--unfinished business. infrp-
d1etion % nsw officers.
Tacoma's best musicians will contrtbute
uumbera 10 the urUafau
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY


The regular meeting OF the FEEDER.
alton OF women'a Clubs will be held
1T tho clubhouse Monday, october -.
at y, m. Executive board meeting
at 1910 a. m. Miss Elsie Wong. scn.
Tor at the University OF Washington.
will speak ON Higher Education IN
China" and Mrs. Louise Beck, chair.
man OF tho music committee win
make few remarks on the musical
situation There viii be committee
reports and election OF chairman OF
the characterization department.
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Garfield High School PIT. a. viii
hold It's regular meeting Tuesday
October -. at 2;so p. m. In mo
auditorium at tho school. Cetac-
quainted meeting. Music.
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PrIre balloon Dance

Tho Street Car Men and Ladies'
auxiliary viii. give a prize balloon
dance NJ the old X. OF II. hail. First
ave. and Pike st.. Friday evening. DC.
tober 81.
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The West Seattle W. c. T. U. win
meet At the homo ~ Mrs. juida
kinscy. ToIs Maple Lane. wcdnes
day. october IS. a, ? p. m. Good
speakers wIii be present. Visitors
welcome. Take Fauntlcroy car No. :.
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Myrtle Social club. O. n. g.. win
meet at the Masonic temple Monday.
October "a. NJ D. m. Eastern Stars
and friends invited.
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ronia Chapter o. H. s. will have
a dinner and Halloween party for
members and their families. Friday
evening. Octoivr 81. Reservations
must be made by October ~. with
Mrs. Daisy Henry. Mciroso 01so.
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The regular meeting OF tho ciion.
Ian club will be held az the home Of
MFr. Ray Gilkcrson. 1855 goth ave.
~. Tuesday October "a. at ? p. m.
This will be tho first Of the series Of
lessons on Japan. An members are
requested 10 be present.
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"Arioao'' .........+........H ech-Frhrko
10 Cpucou ................... Joaquin
Introduction and -~rarnnteliee. .HsrAnfata
Afg. Rose
vi
lfSfs sts..-.ss- ss....s.sssss- hih<rfi
-Fatfy IateH ...--sss.s....s..-E on1ex
II Passed by Your window. Rraeis
The Night wind. .......-..... Farley
klyin Echmitt at the piano
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for November and be ready to help
In each one.
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I. November i5--Lecture: camp

4. November iy--Lecturc: Camp
fire Programs and Activities"
DEMONSTRATIONS binding.
9. November z1---rIccture. 'Organi-
cation of campfirc--fsocai and
National"
Demonstration - Rived basket
making.
9. November cs---Lecture. Special
Points for Emphasis. Difference BE
tween Campfire Girls and Other Or
ganixations. Publicity. Sources OF
Campfire Ideas
Demonstration--Fin reed hask-
cts
7. December s--f.ccture. ''out-of.
door Activities Hiking. Camping.
Cooking in Open"
Demonstration andaEfng.
9. December is--The ceremonial
meeting. Observation-Disclosures sen-
inr. materials suitable for girls Of
different ages and the technique or
story telling. =
Twcnty.one sarls have already
signed zap for the Halloween trip
To Camp Scaiih. There VIII 80
room for only four more. Miss
Elizabeth Fowler Is planning some
interesting and Ehosuy stunts Tor
the Halloween party SATURDAY
night. when once more ghosts and
gohlins. fniries and elves viii pay
about the Rounds hall.
'srhe Torch" for November VIII
be ready for the groups October
a5th. Every Campfire girl IN 70.
nttio IN entitled 20 copy OF '~rhe
Torch" and II Is the duty OF the
group scribe or the guardian 10
get these from Lohequa and give
them TO the girls In her group RS
soon as possible. BE sure 10 set
your copies early 40 that you may
have "a chance to study the pro.
gram OF Seattle Campfire activities
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TO REMEMBER


80 nLft fJ<fi ID LIN
SUNDAY. OCTOBER e.
Miss Dorothy Ewing.s supper 20
compliment Miss Alice Ives. az
home.
MONDAY. OCTOBER cs--
Mrs Charles r. whittiesey 20 en-
terrain At luncheon az tho Sunset
club in compliment 10 Miss Jane,
Powell
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ey--
Mrs. George Purssll's buffet supper
at home 70 honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar l.. Webster and Mrs. Ger
aid Frfnk
Mrs. George schlenker and Mrs.
Hunter Messier 20 entertain with
luncheon at Frederick a Mel
sons. In compliment 70 Miss
Phyllis Griffths
Mrs Abner Browns tea for Miss
Ruth Lennon in tho st. Paul
apartment
THURSDAY. OCTOBER rs
The marriage of Mics Janet Powell
TO Mr.. Ssal Togrtelotts. In Trim
fty church. at $50 o'clock
Arctic club will have Halloween
dinner dance.
Bridge tea at the Hotel Sorrento
BY First HIN Guild Of the Or
thopedic hospital
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s--
Miss yernfta sweazea 10 wed Mr..
Morris Lundquist In 81. Luks's
pro-csthedraI. IN Tacoma, at
s.3o o'clock
Halloween dinner dance at the
Seattle Golf club.
Miss Phyllis Hamiin 10 be hostess
at a Halloween masquerade dance.
Miss Elizabeth MacLean 70 wed
Mr.. Alfred Mills Chormiey. IN
Bethany presbyterlsn church. at
s.s0 o'clock.
The wedding Of Miss Ellis Parkin 70
kr. Earl AacPherson, AZ the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A.
Elford. at $40 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. John OSeii TO Keep
open house. afternoon ana even
ing. at their new home. 1919
BiReiow ave.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER al
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.. Thurrnond to
be hosts 1T a masqus Halloween
dance.
Hait0 TO entertain with a recep.
tion and dance at 1925 First ave.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g.
Alpha XII Delta sorority 20 have
Christmas bazaar at the Hotel
Washington Annex.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25--
Mr.. and Mrs. charjes y. elise will
have a reception Ind dance at the
Sunset club.
sATgHDAY, DECEMBER fs--
The mas fiags of Miss Gertrude FL
ford 70 Mr.. T'rysve Hoff. at
home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 4. EIford, st $3.50 O'Clock.
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Tho Seattle Day Nursery nsaocis-
ton viii meet Thursday afternoon.
October 20. at lao O'Clock. at 303
broadway. instead Of the morning OF
sha same date.
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Have you earned home craft honor
No 7s--know and tell five standard
folk shortest Do you want 10 help
IN earning honors iio and 1897 Miss
Lillian A. Sutherland. superintendent
OF the chlldren's department Of the
public library. viii have charge OF
Campfire course in story telling thru
which you may win these honorx
The class will be held every Saturday
morning at $50 In the COMMITTEES
room. beginning November 4. Sign
up ~ once at local headquarters.
Class Is limited to Is.
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The bazaar committee. At their
first meeting last week. decided TO
hold the bazaar during the afternoon
and evening OF December 7 and s.
The place has not been decided upon.
The booths will be arranged accord
ing 10 articles. that in. towel booth.
apron booth. etc. instead OF. as was
first thought. by Campfire groups.
This seems the faircst means OF Sc
curing an equal chance for sales for
each group All groups that plan TO
take part in the bazaar should sign
up At Lohequa for the articles 10 be
sold. before November 10. Some OF
the articles already signed for are
beaded leather bags. coping saw toys.
towels. baskets. linen shardkerchiefs.
dolls. pottery and pongee underwear.
Cafucflrc girls OF the Lo-che.wo
group on September 81 elected Off
GERS as follows: President. Wilma
Renieke: vice president. Frances ohr.
ner: secretary. Verda Guest: treasur-
er. Margaret Kemp: song leader.
Elaine Taylor; yell leader. Ruby
Humphrey; scribe. Lois Hampson.
The last two meetings. October 4
and IL. the girls made plans fer a
Halloween party.
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Vesta Muth to
Give Recital

Mr. Harry Krinke will present
Nes,a Muth In piano recital a, his
studio. in the McKeIvey. on wsdnes-
day evening. October IS, at $50
O'Clock
The program Will be az follows:
ThmVan IA Ns~tm.trrm .tt....-.---
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The marriage Of Miss Janet Powell
70 Mr.. $saI Togrtelotts. In Trim
fty church. at $40 o'clock
Arctic club will have Halloween
dinner dance.
Bridge tea at the Hotel Sorrento
BY First Hiii Guild Of the Or
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NO ATTEMPT TO.
LIMIT USES Of.
IN WAR.
Five Great Powers Pass Up Limi-
tation Of Anc aft Because Of Its
Close Connection With Devel-
cpment Of Commercial Avia-
tion-Use Of Military and Ma
val Aircraft Left to a Commit
tee Which Will Report Later.

WASHINGTON. Jan O. The five
great powers Of the Washington con
ference definitely decfled today not
to attempt any limitation of aircraft
The report OF the sub committee,
recommending that nothing be done
at this conference because the devel-
opment of military and naval craft
was 50 closely linked with the deyel-
opmeDt Of commercial aviation. WAS
adopted by tn. powers
The experts slso had recommended
that this conference was not attempt
ing to deal with restrictions governing
the use Of military and naval aircraft.
bat this was in part disregarded. and
a commission Of technical and legal
experts WAS appointed to study the
question No date for the experts to
submit their findings VAS set. however.
and owing to the close approach of ih.
end Of the conference. IL was predict
8 that little If anything IN the way OF
adopting "humanizirg" rules will be
accomplished IN Washington
The fye power naval treaty. em
hedying All the limitation decisions
which have been made here. finally
iFii fDH Iibt- ~ tftr HtfttAtHp ~ .''i -
TODAY. and copies We're furnished to Tho
various delegations for study and pe
rGsal
The completed ltaft viii be taken pI
tomorrow when The full committee
meets again, and il Is expected that 2
number Of changes viii be suggested
by ihe different powers. II WAS pre-
dieted this afternoon that ~ least t@a
DAYS VII he required for discussion
and amendment of tn" treats before a
olen4lv session can be called % auy
LII Il nlflnlaIiY u tAe A0r.
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EQUAL TARIFF
WITH NORTH
IS DEMANDED
Representatives of South ern Tariff
Association Meet With Senate
Finance Committee Today
Program Backed by 247 State
and Local Organizations-De-
mand Fair Distribution Of Tar
If, No Free List Rating.

WASHINGTON. Jan Equality
with the North in tariff legislation
was demanded By representatives of
the Southern Tarif Association he
fore the Senate finance committee
today
John Kirby. of houston. Texas.
president of the association. presented
the program. backed he said. by 2t7
state and local organizations. repre-
senting 81 different industries
4 spirited colloquoy ensned bet9 eel n
Kirby and Republican members Of the
committee when Senator McrunDer
Republican, of North Dakots. told
KIRBY
Protection is not local bgt i
national problem Your sympathy
seem, 10 be "ith us nna bat your
votes have always b.en . sgaln~t u.
-. We have ai~sss been tausaf
ihat the tariff was an invention II 'ae
Republican party for the pafpess. ~
imposing un3Ist burdens on the
south replie. h.rpy
i;lt nov 50 knaR better $50 kn3H
that instead pt having ileen aes -~s ss
he Republican na9f1 fas Mstz. #fa
isseoiiing purposes fae ee,tes-f
tafff @ss Instituted ak tae ausf ta
tloD tself
But ean stA c5ntnu.
against a. pei siea HtN asoaer
No So aee net f3.f8s as ta~
southern posife AN. anf msfe
9hoie south aa7 az kanea &#n +
spa noticed the heas ite#gt t.
ia ths seuia ~ ths ist eI.st.au
81" -aidn get anae
uafhf l.san
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lotIS HIS ACCUSERS IN SENATE
y WITH STATEMENT THAT ACTIONS
PAIeN were NOT DISHONORABLE
: GRIFFITH IS new
!. IRISH PRESIDENT

. DUBLIN, Jan. 9-Arthur
. Griffith. founder OF the Sim
. Fein. this afternoon formed a
; provisional government for
. southern Ireland. himself taking
. the Office of president.
.