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the committee in charge, assisted by
Mrs. George Dryden Yeazel.
Other special guests will be Mrs.
A. P. Flynn, LoganSport, state vice.
chairman; Miss Lucy Taggart, Mrs.
Marcia Murphy, vice-chairman for
the Eleventh district; Mrs. Carl E.
Wood vice-chairman for the
Twelfth district: Mrs. Pat Conduit,
president of the Statehouse Wom-
ems Club; Mrs. Louise Rich, presi-
dent of the Indiana Young Wom-
ems Democratic Club, and Miss
Mary Sullivan.
Plans for the reception were COM
pleted at a luncheon meeting of the
board Thursday, with Mrs. Dowd as
the hostess.
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RECENT BRIDES TO
Be SHOWER GUESTS

Indiana Alpha chapter of the
Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority will
entertain with garden party and
shower Monday night at the home
of Misses Margaret and Catherine
Donahue for three recent brides,
Mrs. John Yates, Mrs. Ernest
Schuster and Mrs. Frederick Mayer.
Mrs. Yates formerly was Miss
Esther Mary Mogab; Mrs. Schuster,
Miss ArIetta Frazee and Mrs. Mayer,
Miss Dorene Anderson.
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JOBS DAUGHTERS
WILL HOLD DANCE

Jobs Daughters, Bethel 4, will en-
terrain with a dinner and dance
at $50 Thursday night at the Food
Craft Shop, in the Century build
ing. Miss Louise Hollingsworth.
1898 Sherman drive, is the honore6
queen of the bethel, and is recelv-
ing reservations for the party.
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BETSY ROSS ORDER
TO HOLD FESTIVAL

Calendar circle of the Betsy Ross
Federation will hold g. festival to-
night at the hall, 1928 North Sher-
man drive. Mrs. Charles Penny,
president, has appointed the fol-
lowing to make arrangements:
Mesdames Margaret Wright. Pearl tastes
Lillian Sedwick. Mona Woodruff. Minnie
wainscott. Sadie Barudlein, Margaret OFT.
Mary Ford. Lena Brinkman and Hazel
Slider
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PAULINE STANTONL IS
BRIDE OF JULY 5

Miss Pauline Stanton, graduate
Of Blaker college of education, But
Ter university, and former teacher
in indianapolis schools, was mar
ried July 5 at Newport to Esten
Goouin of Kingman. Mrs. Goodin
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred L. Stanton of Covington.
Mr.. Goodin attended Central Nor
NAL and Muncie State Normal COL
leges. Mrs. Goodin is a member of
Delta Phi Beta sorority. They viii
be at home at Covington.
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IOTA KAPPAS TO
HOLD SWIM FETE

Miss Villas Steinbrugge will be
hostess to the Iota Kappa sorority
Monday night at her home, 1924
Jones avenue. The meeting and
spread will be preceded by SWIM
ming at Rhodius park.
The hostess will be assisted by
Misses Pamela Murray, Mildred Ad-
ans and Virginia Valodin.
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VISITOR IS HONORED
AT GARDEN BRIDGE

Miss Fern Rhea and Miss Bessie
Russell entertained this afternoon
with a garden-bridge in honor of
Mrs. c. r. Ferguson of Santa Bar
bara, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
and son Bobby, former residents.
are spending few weeks here Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Guests with Mrs. Ferguson were
Misses Laura Royce, Olive Wills.
Ethel Laswell, Ruth Mabbitt and
Mrs. Randall White.
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Fife. Kathryn Enrich. Grace Avels. Dor
othy Beightol. Martha Baker and Mary
Alice Smith.
Mrs. Smith will entertain at her
home, 6o4S Forest lane, Saturday,
and Mrs. Gable will be hostess July
q at her home, 1903 Broadway.
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PICNIC SLATED BY
DELTA TAU OMEGA

Members of Alpha chapter, Delta
Tau Omega sorority, will entertain
their guests at a picnic dinner Sun
day afternoon at Northern Beach.
During the afternoon entertain
ment will include swimming, ten
mis- and other sports. The commit
tee in charge is Mrs. George
Droeger, Mrs. John Gardner and
Miss Marguerite Myers.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
PRESENT FESTIVAL

Woman's Federation of the Suth-
erland Presbyterian church will hold
its annual summer festival Tuesday
night in Triangle park, at Ashland
avenue and Twenty eighth street.
Entertainment will include play
let, and music by the Newsboys'
band. Supper will be served dur
ing the evening.
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MUSIC CLUB HEADS
TO HOLD MEETING
Photo by Kindred.

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, state
president of the Indiana Federation
of Music clubs, has called an
executive board meeting at II
Wednesday at the Avalon Country
Club. The meeting vii be followed
by a luncheon.
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Mss Orion Hostess

A meeting of Tau Delta Sigma So
rority will be held Monday night at
the home of Miss Mary Orion, $500
Winthrop avenue. She will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Luedeman.
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Chooses Weddinq Date

The date of Aug. % has been
chosen as the date for the wedding
of Miss Novella Ottensmeyer, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Ottens-
meyer of Vincennes, to Harold r.
Wenning, son Of Mrs. Josephine M.
Wennjnr, 027 Malls avenue.
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VictOru Club to Meet

Victory Club of w. B. A. will have
an all-day meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Dunlap. PAIL
Coyner avenue. Luncheon will be
followed by cards.
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Schedule Business Session
Kappa chapter of Delta Sigma
Kappa sorority vii have its monthly
business meeting at 7:30 Monday
night at the home Of Miss Margaret
Luella Swails, Acton.
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Picnic to Be Held

The Ladies Federal Club will hold
a picnic Thursday. The committee
in charge is composed of Mesdames
H. s. Gudgel, Q. A. Collins and c..
c. Lester.
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SOroritu TO Meet

Alpha Theta Chi sorority win
meet Monday evening at the home
Of Miss Eva King, 1886 North Gale
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Guire VIII
cox, who we're married Saturday
night at the First Presbyterian
church, are on wedding trip and
will be at home after Aug. l at
1858 College avenue. Mrs. Wilcox
was Miss Agnes Kalleen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James L. KalIeen.
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Mrs. Wilson to Entertain

Mrs. Lydia Wilson will entertain
the council Of past presidents of w.
r. G. 10 at luncheon Wednesday
noon at 1920 West Thirtieth street.
A social and business meeting will
follow the luncheon.
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Mrs. Leroy Uffman before her
marriage on June % at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Piel, 5S46 North New Jersey street,
was Miss, Lulu Fern Piel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Uffman are at home at 371S
Creston drive,
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Mrs. ]. T. Thatcher
A recent bride is Mrs. j. T.
Thatcher, formerly Miss Jean
Schad, whose marriage took place
Thursday at Christ Episcopal
church. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Schad, 331
North Arsenal avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thatcher will be at home
after July 20 at Alb Winthrop
avenue.
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Brides Are Making Autumn
AS Popular AS April
For Fashionable Weddings
Eat'y Official Social Season Necessitated by Short
Congress Session-Relief Conference
Parties Enliven Week.
Underwood photo.

received the guests at o'clock. 1t Is
expected that she will leave this Studio
of Paul Bartlett with its treasures a
museum, oren to the public. She, her
self. probably will return to her charm
ing studio house in Washington for the
Midwinter at least.
Among the many weddings OF more
than usual interest which took place
last week were the two international
marriages in which the Panama lega-
ton played so important a part. The
son of the Minister and Sonora de Al
faro. Senor Luis Alfaro, himself an at
tache of the legation, was married to
Senorita Aurelia Colomo of Mexico, and
yesterday Senorita Cecilia Alfaro, a
daughter of the Minister and Sencra de
Alfaro, became the bride of Mr.. James
O'Donnell Moran of Washington. AL
though the name of Alfaro is quite IA
miliar in Washington, the present Pres
ident of the Isthmus Republic, Senor
Don Ricardo Alfaro, having served as
Minister here until he went home to
take up his duties as Chief Executive.
the present representative OF Panama,
who is a cousin of the President, and
his family are comparative newcomers.
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Ambassador Mellon Leaves
London tor Brief Vacation

The United States Ambassador to
London, Mr. Andrew w. Mellon, who
recently returned to his post after
spending some time in this country,
left there last week for Bagnares-de-
Luchon in the French Pyrenees near
the Spanish border for a brief stay.
The honorary counselor Of the en-
bassy Mr.. David Edward Finley, who
was special assistant to the Secretary
of the Treasury when the Ambassador
was Secretary, returned to London in
time to meet Ambassador Mellon. Mr..
Finley, accompanied by Mrs. Finley,
who formerly was Miss Margaret Eustis
of Washington, spent some time in
Southern Europe during the absence
of the Ambassador in this country.
They were for several weeks at Pola,
an island in the Adriatic, where former
Secretary of War. Mr.. Dwight F. Davis,
and his two daughters, Miss Alice Davis
and Miss Cynthia Davis. spent a short
time. Mr.. Davis arrived in this coun-
try last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley were Joined at
the Lido in Venice by the latter S
brother, Mr.. Morton Eustis, who re-
turned with them to London where he
is their guest. During their stay at
the Lido Mr.. and Mrs. Finley were
guests at luncheon of Donna Antonietta
de MARITIME, wife of the retiring dean
of the diplomatic corps in Washington,
the Ambassador Of Italy, Mobile Gia-
como de Martino.
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St. Barnabas' Church to
Benefit by Card Party

St. Barnabas' Church to
Benefit by Gard Party
A card party will be given Saturday
afternoon in the parish hall of st.
Barnabas' Church. at Iceland, Md, at
2:30 o'clock. Transportation will be
furnished free and the pilgrimage will
leave the Mayflower Hotel sharply at
1870 o'clock. Mrs. Otho Thompson
Beall at 1914 Park road is in charge
of tickets. There will be attractive
prizes at each table. also refreshments.
and the proceeds will be added to the
endowment fund of the church.
st. Barnabas' Church Is one Of the
oldest Colonial churches in Southern
Maryland. George Washington at
tended services there when the Rev.
Jonathan Boucher was rector in 1773.
The Bicentennial Committee recently
erected a marker in memory Of George
Washington. The first building On the
present site was a chapel of ease" of
st. Pauls parish in 1892. In 1704 the
new parish of Queen Anne's was
created, of which this is the parish
church, and in 1708 by subscriptions of
both money and tobacco, the first
church building was built, the fur
nishings of which were brought from
England. The present structure was
begun in 1772 and completed in 1776.
A belfry was erected in 1880 in
memory of John Contee Fairfax,
eleventh Baron Of Cameron, vestry-
man Of the church, and Of Mary Kirby
Fairfax, his wife, and Caroline Snowden
Sanders, his mother.
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Many Officials Witness Boat
Races on Potomac Yesterday

The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.. Roy
D. Chaplin. was among those from the
cabinet circle viewing the Presidents
Cup Regatta yesterday afternoon on
the Potomac. Among others on the
numerous Government boats and pri-
vate yachts in the gallery" were the
Third Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs Frederic A. Tilton. who were
guests Of Col. and Mrs. E. Goring Bliss;
Gen. George S. Simonds. commandant
of the Army War College; Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Mcclure, Col and Mrs. John
H. Gibbons, Mrs. Charles T. Clagett
and Miss Clagett, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A Remorl, Miss Ruth Renon. Mr. and
Mrs Marshall Sedan. Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. Bates and Miss Bates. Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Speed OF Balti-
more, and the chief of naval opera
tions and Mrs. William V. Pratt, who
had with them Mrs Ernest Lee Jahncke.
wife of the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy, and their daughters, Miss Adele
Townsend Jahncke and Miss Cora
Stanton Jahncke.
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Nine. de Oliveiira Lima Goes
Abroad for Literary Work

Nine. de Oliveira Lima, widow OF
the late Brazilian Ambassador to
Washington, will go to New York
Thursday preparatory to sailing Satur-
day for Lisbon, Portugal Nine. de
Lima will make arrangements for the
publication of her late husbands last
book, biography Of Portuguese SOW
ereigns. Later she will 60 to Belgium
where she will complete arrangements
for the publication of DR.. Limas his
torical lectures in French which he
gave at the Sorbonne in Paris and
which now are being translated In
English. DR.. Lima, who was Brazilian
envoy to eight other countries in addi-
ton to the United States, was distin-
guiShed as one of the world authorities
on international law. He was well
versed in bellies lettres and after retir-
home in Washington where he pre-
sented his splendid Ibero-American IL
brary for use in the Capital, where he
thought 1t would be of the most value.
He served as vice president of the In
ternational Association of Arts and
Letters furthering the aim Of the Or
ganization.
Nine. de Lima will return to WASH
ington to live after completing her
work in Portugal and Belgium. She
has many friends here among the
diplomatic corps and in the literary
and art circles in Washington. Her
family has been prominent for many
generations in history and literature.
one of them having been that famous
Cavalcanti of Italy, who was so great
friend Of Dante that the writer made
him a character in one Of the Cantos
Of the Divine Comedy"
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Miss Larner Engaged
To Mr.. J. H. S. Cox;
Wedding In October
Miss Mary Beth Fisher to
Wed Lieut.. George H.
Wales - O.her Engage
ments in Society.
Harris Ewing photo,

Mrs. John B. Larner announces the
engagement of her daughter, Anne
Southard, to Mr.. James Huston Simp-
son Cox, son of the former interstate
commerce commissioner and Mrs. Fred
erick Irving Cox The wedding will
take place October 15
DR.. and Mrs. William Comstock
Fisher announce the engagement of
their daughter, Mary Beth, to Lieut..
George Herrick Wales, U. S. N, son of
civil service commissioner and Mrs.
George R. Wales. Lieut.. Wales is on
duty in Panama.
Mrs Howe Totten announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Elinor to Mr..
Clayton Ellsworth Turney of Fairfield,
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin De Witt Rie-
gel of $40 Park avenue, New York City.
and Fairfield, Conn, announced the
engagement of their daughter, Kather-
inc Edmonston, to Mr. German Horton
Hunt Emory of Baltimore, Md, son of
Mrs. German Horton Hunt Emory and
the late Maj. Emory, at dinner last
evening in their home in Fairfield
Miss Riegel attended the Brearley
School of New York and the Ethel Wal
ke, School of Simsbury, Conn.,, from
which she graduated in 1880. She made
her debut in 1890 at Fairfield, in New
York, and Washington and at the
bachelors cotillion in Baltimore. She Is
a member of the Junior League.
Mr.. Emory attended the Georgetown
University in Washington and now Is a
senior at the Wharton School of Busi-
ness and Finance Of the University Of
Pennsylvania.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs M. P. Brennan Of
Portsmouth, Va, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary Regina. to
Mr.. Joseph A. Kearney. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Kearney of this city. The
wedding wfll take place in Portsmouth.
Va, next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard B. Lambert Of
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DR.. and Mrs. Wilcox and the
Shakespeare Society Feted

Miss Emma Skrivanek will give tea
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. E. v. Wilcox
and the Shakespeare Society Players in
the studio of Nine. Louise Coutinho, at
IT'S Massachusetts, avenue northwest, at
o'clock this afternoon. Nine. Coutinho
is an accomplished pianist and played
at the banquet, which closed last sea-
sons programs.
DR.. Wilcox has been president of the
Shakespeare Society for Is years and
the opening Of the seasons program
will be Monday, october 3.
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Vice President Curtis
To Return Today From
Speech-Making Trip
Sister, Mrs. Gam, Also to
Be Back After Delivering
Several Addresses-Mrs.
Simpson Motors From
Long Island.

The Vice President, Mr.. Charles
Curtis. will return to Washington today
from Fogelsville, Pa, where he went to
deliver an address.
Mrs. Gam, sister of the Vice Presi-
dent, also will return to the city today
having delivered several addresses in
the Midwest.
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Henry
L. Stimson, was joined yesterday after
noon in his home. Woodley, on Cathe-
dral avenue, by Mrs. Stimson, who
motored from their home, Highhold, on
Long Island, where she spent the
Summer.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Will
liam De Witt Mitchell are expecting
to return to Washington tomorrow or
Tuesday. They are week end guests
of the Undersecretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. Arthur A. BalIantine in their
Summer home, Council Rock, on Long
Island
Mrs. Charles Francis Acams, wife of
the Secretary of the Navy, is expected
to return to Washington later this
month. She has spent the greater part
of the Summer at Minot, Mass, and Is
now in her home in Boston.
The Secretary of the interior, DR..
Ray Lyman Wilbur, who is on an in
spection tour in the West, Is expected
to return to Washington the latter part
Of next week.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr..
Arthur M. Hyde, will return the end
of the week from the West, where he
went to deliver several addresses.
Yesterday he spoke at Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Chief of Naval Operations and
Mrs. william v. Pratt again are in their
home on Observatory Circle. Yesterday
they witnessed the Presidents Cup boat
race, having as their guests the As
sistant Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Ernest Lee Jahncke and their daugh-
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Italian Envoy Enjoys
Rest at Nearby Resort
Am mbassador De Martino Departs for Week End
Claudel Expected to Return From France
Late This Week.

The Ambassador OF Italy, Mobile
Giacomo de Martino, is spending the
week end at a nearby resort. He will
return to the embassy tomorrow after
noon.
The Ambassador of France, M. Paul
Claudel, is expected to return to this
country the end of next week. Nine.
Claudel and their daughters, Miles.
Claudel, probably will return with the
Ambassador.
The Ambassador of Peru, Senor Don
Manuel de Freyre y Santander, will re-
turn to Washington the end Of next
week from Eagles Mere, Pa, where he
has been established since early Sum-
mer.
The Ambassador of Belgium, M. Paul
May, will be Joined the end OF the
month or the first part of October by
Nine. May and their daughters, who
have been in their home in Belgium for
some time.
The Ambassador of Brazil, Senior r.
de Lima e Silva, will return to Man
chester, Mass, tomorrow to join Senhora
de Lima Silva. The Ambassador and
Senhora de Lima Silva spent much of
the Summer at the Massachusetts, resort
and are expected to return to Washing
ton October 1.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don
Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal, who is in
Mexico where he went to serve as arbi-
ter of the Menco-Italy Mixed Claims
Commission, is expected to return to
Washington the middle of next month.
The newly appointed Ambassador OF
Cuba, Senior Oscar B. Cintas, will come
to Washington about the middle OF
next month to take up his new duties.
He will be accompanied to the Capital
by his young and attractive wife, who is
the daughter Of Col Jose Miguel Tarafa.
prominent Cuban who died q few
months ago in New York.
The Minister Of Portugal and Wis
countess dAlte will not return to Wash
ington until the cpd Of October. They
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have been at Bar Harbor through the
Summer and will spend short time in
New York before coming to the Capital
The Minister of Norway and Nine
Bachke will sail this week aboard the
Bremen for New York, after spending
several months in their Scandinavian
home They are expected to arrive in
New York Wednesday, September %.
The Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. MacWhite, who are spending
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The bride was escorted by her father.
who gave her in marriage. She wore
a gown of white satin designed on prin-
cess lines with Point de Venice lace
bertha. The gown was made with
long satin train yelled in lace, and her
veil was held by a cap Of lace. She
carried a bouquet of Gala lilies.
Miss Alison Lord O'Brian, twin sister
Of the bride, was the maid of honor, in
a frock of turquoise blue lace with
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MERCHANTS HIT.
CANVASSERS

Issuing another warning against
houSe-to-houSe canvasSerS who
misrepreSent their goods, the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers AsSo-
citation today declared there is a
marked falling off in this form
of competition this year.
Factors listed in accounting for
his include delays in deliveries
because of mail and express con-
gestion, activities of "fly-by-night"
statesmen in other years, and ef-
forts of local concerns to meet
this competition through stock.
ing similar goods. The statement
said in part: -~
During the Christmas sea.
son the only competition which
our Washington stores cannot
meet is that of the merchan-
disc crooks. They call at your
door with the deliberate inten-
ton Of Swindling you through
Misrepresentation"
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FARLEY ON RAIL
PAY STARTS

CHICAGO, Dec. IL GNS0.
The welfare of the nations L..
100000 railroad workers was at
stake today as the curtain rose
on a momentous conference be.
tween labor's emiSsarieS and the
representatives of the manage
mentS.
The question at issue was
whether the one-year 10 per cent
wage deduction should be con-,
tinued for another IL months
after the expiration of the pres.
ent agreement on January 81.
There was a distinct likelihood
that compromise would be.
reached calling for the extension
of the present curtailed wage
scale with the carriers pledge
that no further reductions will be
requested.
Some of the arrangements have
asked pay cuts of more than 10
per cent, but these proposals will
not come up before the present
conference which is rigidly linn
tied to discussion of the projected
continuance Of the current scale.