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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05
SULPHUR AS A FERTILIZER
Experiments cenSysteS Seen 20 Prove
Thst .; Is - Ere Greatest Valve
70 the Sell.

n paris q France the residue frl
eAs works Is extensively used as a fer
t-irs- Analysis Of several samples
;. garden son prove that the value Of
tbs unusual fe-szls-ing agent Is d1e
IN part 20 The large Azozzt Ot g=irAEr
= Il, q per cent ct suiphzr ana frOr3
70 per cert of nitrogen. in TIE form
- ammonia Or rs szlts EKpernents
l. 1oVr o. sulphur are sad 10 pro-ctc
iAs growth O bosh rooss and leaves
E-d 70 give to the gl---s dexpe- green
.c,lo- tkGz ter wcnl6 have E1thout r b.
P-ch1elE j heips 70 to-z chlo-oy
No-eover. some q he s1lphur IS cxi-
iirsd and hooozss srlpAzte in tie
s0L
In thfs relation 8; 1sy Se pointed
,-t hat eIps-f-e-ts az the Unive-siry-
Z Wisen1zl1 hare been regarded -
.roYi-g tat TIE Eszesaliy prevailing
.hso-y that szipAsr IL The sal Il 0f
IKE rzlre fo- promoting fertility. as
sc-rG-ei With pAus7ho-us and nitro
gen Is e-TC7ecus z-5 that sulphur is.
z fact @ vas; fDpo-1znoe. Continu-
us c1ll-Fzrio1- together ~1th insGE-
sis1t fsrsLiEztioz- cz1sss 3 large an
.-zl ioss q salPhur which cannot be
sozPs2sEte3 tru1 TIE ztDOspSers, ana
Etls is hroUgAt - - ezpiilArity
--uZ TIE szhsoiL TIE eKpsrizeaferx
therefore. recnzzead IAs zppscztioa
q fertilizers oo1tEi-lng sulphur to
zo1s ~hieA are freCSsaIly croSpe1-
ne tzlE-s hitherto 70 recognise the
great Tzlze @ szlphur n TIE son IL
Esc-1os3 70 .zElIy analytic Methods
azp8Sgec By early Investigator
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

eus EwEr Wien sbs ssrDoky~ lie ws1t
On csrsaasslF.
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s-rz O. E1'ulsr r1sEs t- .hs cza6- be
11N- Nj EF1ar s-E3as aboard u1ns -
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alEta1- ste has hz6 rs1ter fp15 nj
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N-r hEs hz--rF TREAD s15G E1ltg
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Send rIE ae~a se--s VINE ssala F1-
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CAL reu1E1e1l1 i.--.F -E-hsr Eszhst
g. dan Z Fuu See
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-aE1,-1uEf r12F tg c1zz garrison N1l-
tnssa As rsoe-tlT 1nt Ser sE1ss tz
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tuEls1 tF bas1 stewards tsEarra1 -,
r1z elttlE sQ Wh1rt -1sg Ea-e as
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y1W-E EzrlE TusEa-ns. sTafsgl2E VII
wAx1 sfls Frxrf1 eEl tsrs En1crs,s.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

Lock srOg16 today 10. here ard
nox In oEr civilized society. The cd
LIleEusseE ye. have meaning. the Old
ETIAs are s-ln tr-s Into he Valley
e ire S.z10E o. Dezl1 Jet Sfrer the
E'zIh o DIZZY leads throzsh the streets
CO Vanity Far SIX Ch-lstLz1 ard
Faithful En1 On 1fsS1kezrzs zr1Cr
rig ia c-z-U-E tsgHs OrmgTd ssiil
fgAss Ei-h Aar1EzE-tks PTzzcs o.
Lighi Eifh tie poEs-s O. czrEness- he
E5o VII hszr. 70 Ei- tie elzE1oEs u
TIE battle cal
How tier es1. zzt cal and call til
tts hszFg EwezlE tAzi hears then.
Ssru1g sosl ard hiEh e11ezror. tks
Eor31 1ss1s Ite= row- Bsazig Etiii
Lea lrzp-ss11sd. Ard irOZ Ekssls E-lli
80 cTs- TIE g9o1. IA tf-s ard thr
beautiful thzl -lg1i spring fruz -
=zz lives
Ana t1sy wAo 1E1- viii OrZl11
it ouE1 tEsF =zg z1z k1sE saEa Othsr
--H1rlsUcere HrEe--e VIA rtr
Il 1slsT H01 ts called fiezET Geo-ge-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

Ees r1hs-s scIrE-s. 1iEs shssr ana
-s-z Iha cE1c1rts stating ths-- .HEa1
EsE a1Vgr A. -as- 5sEra-aDua TG,s
ps11a uiHrsr Il cAErEs C lhs H11lrE
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Yes ny men, 1n1 We IAL1E Fsl
Nna are F-.us
FrsrE-s EElHf Pr1-scess -Ersr7torz
-sElE-F- owned ~ ArrhE- HFa5hE-
Ess sn a.aszra FE-sazz We l1fs rss
ory-
1Csr-11lF. - suirElg as passtas.
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ne .HTs AA1 zlus .a- mare lAEr rER
SEFE
ne sllg- rE-uas -gEE-s rns sy,sElr-
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ina 60 q lItE tsu- hasH tUrzu 1-t faB.
rIrss slIrslF seemed so.A
ID F1u -ns-z a. ELF -1E1 -tls Feuug
lE1Ft-" hs t'=EEn
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mr. 3 rr1E q EE-r u IE1 1lFA
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gElar trsEEsr IN oar ln1rt,-n-- Eanrs
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C1Gn1 FrHt=5rk Errrhs1 II as
E1r even kEEF EEz1sa.
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FrHcHrieE We were rEEaIrlFF here.
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On Fs-t. Es bsxr1 Cs thE- J see. :
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WV
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E1urE Wtsgw Sc WEI1 oDE1"
Perhaps 4 EE1se1g,1 and ERFsri-F I've
rr1lss tru1 Asr rlcUx e Departure
Tar rs half -k1Es EsErEnre. here arur
EbsrE Ebs Wtni tsW1- a. near as xs
cE1 1El No cshEr EuT1aCrF hErs
bss- E0tks1 40 ss tzr "a We heard
E0w have F1u Ern ca here"
C1Guf Fre3srsrE EkzErga1 ma sls1IL
6erA -'TnsF1 hare huEnst IA bccA
n F1u had n.1 unz,s- x FDu hE1 nsG
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

Ar-5E-lrils are 7r-i zrgEzt1la1 Wifh
the snSsent Gkurth A. B1rfTeE-Dz- nszr
cs->sgtuET E-gLzr1 and 18rlzg the
EgE=sr -zuy tourists FsE.f ths
tkrrr&- Eornd ne SnTaza doorway
IL . cIzl-t carving rsSrseaafizg hare
being hIlis1 ~ k1-B1s. One ezy a
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

As illuE-rzilEg the kaElzass q coz
csErlQ1 Eatzh TrsFz--s1 Fazrs zsD "a
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Uers. Dan p grraErer tells II kiE
hook. T.s p1liDElEeE. PzE ant
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05
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as Ehs pa1-at 60 IA haEL
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ter q lts Wa1s1s o. n 1hs E.LT'tr--i
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already 1euIfas1 The rWz stranger
VIC Aaz "a Elsst az tie uu-uD1l Ia ID
village Mas. AZ t1s Ezs1Eli A01E-1l
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nc1 f1r szn.E IhEy i0En11hs1 thea
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

AlEus t-r : Eanls1-. Eary l1o'kss
HASTILY z51rz % see 1hE1 EA.s was l1f
eiiaEsrFs1 Thsn Ehs drew frua1 Asr
bnsan a e-azkAs1 IN q BErraznezf q.
w1oss eTiHsa,ns n1e sFsn C0E11 FF<s1
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s0EFEGEs. hsr nDs ~ q trszEms<rDFs
tru2 LAs savage itlE11 sAs vas nss
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-05

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s- t-l- Ir-t-1 IS 1s -t1r as any
Ehe--ut se1l sre
An 1c-- lzte- SIZE retur-e1 20 ne
teck % rake he- duties % her hosi
1cre cC-T,eie,y ,y--l-tle as she h1l
hee- impressed ty kis Te7sc-Alify CT
as cC1-1ct- wttce lsIs- sae S7as re21E
- sl-s--1tL-e as otic1s
She net Cc--t Frc-srick- unch i1-
proved p a ch1rEe % wsllrttinr
s--i ct ra-1s-s Weich ae lad io-Ii.
re s---e- 1cu hA5Tily a. seeing te-.
fcc're looki-E r1r7lrE. -RteZCi-
sele- sad he- y Cd 1ct see For
have thEt f-ock ols ths is-a-1 yO1cer.
Nc- ci- uci,ce ts1f y'o-- trolsc-s
vsrs - Eeii Fnsssc5 sAers' reSorsec
shs
st tkis moment WruHAz- soi-e5
.hsz Z zns rs, saying 10 M.
WruEh1z- SAID Couui Frs6e-ScE-
-.hAr ue owed hiz . rs-y great esbs
&C r-zr.rr5e. ard sh1t ycz-~
-cpusse the c.As- zzr ahs-ui- assure
voa.- s-bs nIr. Arrh-r wyn5hEzz- TIE
A-sEsrs so-- "a hs PRESSED so-ewh.t
sc,a Warmly the hz-5 EhSch KITTY sx-
tsaSez hi- Ii Is wNo an TIE
5esEc-. ! sEsx-. nsvs- szE o7e
elE-ge 80 -uxh'~
His rzrs vAssh vEsst,s cve- EErtv
Il ~ us- a--a-sl uzs ouse TOO Ian
r-ssAz-r. Es-fy GRAY ul1se such coz-
rs-xa.sr- as she cC-lH racxzsrsouxlF
a. a-=s-..= "a 80 So nF Cent gr-,s,s-
The Washington times., 1915-04-14
j. s. TRADE BALANCE
NOW S5OO,OOO,OOO
Figures for First Three Months
Of Year Show Big Increase
in Exports.

Although official figures made pub
lie by the Department Of Commerce
show a slight reduction in the nations
foreign business for the week ending
April 10. figures for the first three
months fthis year, made public at
the Same time, show an unexampled
increase in exports giving the nation
a trade balance OF moro than
$500, 100000.
Total imports for the week at thir-
teen principal ports handling Ss per
cent of the import and IS per cent OF
the export business. aggregated $32,.
654,566 and duties collected of $3,515,-
206. Exports aggregated $50,333. 833.
The excess of exports over imports
was $17,679,267. All the figures are
slightly below the totals for the pre-
ceding week.
For December. January, February,
and March. with the latter months s
business estimated, total imports were
$522, 2,152,253. total duties collected $685.
428,S95, total exports $1,117.239,62S,
and the excess of exports over i'm
ports was s595,0S7,375.
The Washington times., 1915-04-14
Capital Horse Show to
Draw Many Attractions

Eastern horsemen are showing great
interest In the plans for Washington's 3
annual spring horse show. to be held
May S;13, and while the entry list
does not close until April IS, 1t is
practically assured that the number of
thoroughbreds which will be shown will
be the largest in the history of the
show, F.. I. Stotcsbury, of Philadcl-
phia, has entered some of his famous
roadsters. which have won blue rib
bons in this country and abroad, while
the stables of Miss Ella r. Ivers, of
New Bedford. Mass, and other East
ern exhibitors are expected to provide
interesting competition in the harness
classes. The West also will be repre-
Sented,
The Washington times., 1915-04-14
Personals

John Lind. special envoy Of President
Wilson to Mexico. Is at the New Will
lard for stay Of an indefinite length
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r Crane, of
Woods Hole, Mass, are at the Shore
ham, where they have been Joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Crane. Sd. of Chi
Williams Of Chicago.
Mrs. w. F. Devan will go to New
York at the end Of the week to stay
a fortnight.
Miss Frances Miller has returned
from Warrenton, Va, where she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Grey,
the latter formerly Miss Ray Williams,
Of this city.
Miss Ann Darsie. Of Pittsburgh. will
come tomorrow to be the guest Of
Miss Miller for about four weeks.
=
r. NJ. Winthrop and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G: Whittier. all of Boston. are at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fuller. of New
York; Mrs. Ethel Quinton Mason and
Miss Cornelia Sage. OF Buffalo. are at
the New willard
Miss Phoebe Edmonds, OF Lynchburg
Va. is the guest OF Capt. and Mrs
Fred II. Gallup at Fort Myer
Miss Madge Stokes went to Berry
vile, Va, today to visit Mrs. Kelly
and her daughter. Miss Jessica Award
until Sunday.
Miss Frances Hays. a student at tho
National Fark Seminary. will pass the
weekend with Mrs. Hampson Gary.
Howard T. Meyers is the guest OF
his brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. anC
Mrs. l. T. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb have gone
to Atlantic City for a short stay, anC
are stopping at the Marlborough Blen
helm.
Lee Hutchins is at tho Alamac, il
Atlantic City.
Major J. p. Allen. l.. 8. A., retired
and Mrs. Allen. OF Hartford. Conn. ar,
In Washington for a short stay at tn,
Ebbitt
Lieut. Herbert A. Darsue. Coast Ar
tillery Corps, u. s. A.. who is here OF
business. also Is stopping at the Ebbitt
Capt. Fftzhugh Lee. L. g. A.. who
with Mrs. Lee has been spending some
weeks In Washington, has returned &c
San Antonio: Texas. where he Is or
duty. Mrs. Lee vent to New York or
Saturday, but will return to Washing.
ton before Joining her husband at Sar
Antonio.
Miss Julia Mates and Mrs. r D
Burrham. Of Champaign. Ill. are visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman.
The Washington times., 1915-04-14
Photos Selected at Random
Show Rivals in Contest. for
Coast Trip.
NO ADVANTAGE is GAINED
Judges Choice Will See Both
Pacific Expositions as Guest
of This Newspaper.

The daily pictorial page of The Times
today reveals the likenesses OF nearly
dozen Washington girls who have
been entered IN the beauty contest
which will close when some girl is
awarded the free journey to the expo
sitions on the Pacific coast.
The winner may be on this page-and
she may not. That is for the judges,
and not this newspaper to determine.
With interest increasing daily in the
contest. however. It was decided that
the entrants had right to have a
look at one another" Accordingly, the
Beauty Editor went to the big stack Of
photographs and gathered up about a
dozen. which he turned over to the
artist.
There will be another page Of beau
ties published soon, following the grant
| ing of consent by the fair contestants
themselves. It is not proposed to publish
all of the photographs submitted-else
| there would be no room for other photo
graphs in the paper. From time to
time. nevertheless, the Beauty Editor
intends to select here and there a pho
tograph and publish it in order that
| the young women most vitallv interest
ed in the great contest inaugurated by
The Times may have a glance at the
| likenesses of their rivals.
Gives No Advantage.
The publication OF these photogra phs
gives no particular advantage to the
girl who happens to have her picture
printed.
The selections are at random and prior
publication. or lack OF publication, vii
not influence the Judges who will view
| all photographs and have entirely oper
| minds when they come to select Wash.
| ingtons representative for the cross
| continent tour
1t is not amiss to repeat that tn.
young woman selected as the mos
beautiful from the National Capita
the West. There will be fifty beauties
on the beauty special" which viii
leave Chicago May 20 for the Pacif,
| slope. These girls will be gathered
! from all sections OF the country, fo
| newspapers in the principal cities arr
| that inaugurated here for the benefit o
Washington girls.
I The Times Beauty Editor. for in
! stance. has received several queric.
| from Virginia subscribers to this pape
asking II a Virginia girl may be en-
! tered through any paper of TIE Olt
| Dominion.
OF course Tho Times cannot aCoop
a Virginia girls photograph in a Dis
| trict of Columbia contest. but undoubt
| Cuirers are Informed that The Rich
! mond journal is conducting the beaut,
contest covering the State OF Virginia.
Trip Lasts Month.
The entire party Of fifty girls, happ,
| on a jaunt to the West. which will con
sumo the better part of a month, viii
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he adequately Chaperoncd. Mature
women of prominence from the various
sections interested in the contest have
been enlisted to act as chaperones for
the party, and their expenses, too, will
be paid.
Mrs. Champ Clark has accepted the
invitation OF The Times to act as chap
eron fro mthc National Capital, and
her particular charge will be the young
woman from this city.
Meanwhile. the admirers of entrants
may speculate upon the claims Of the
girls whose photographs are published
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This Frees Your Skin
From Hair or Fuzz
TOilet Tins \

Nlplet llpS.)
The method here suggested for the
removal OF superfiuous hair is Quick
and certain and unless the growth ia
extremely stubborn, a single appIica-
tiOn does the work. Make a stiff ma ate
with some powdered delatone and
water; apply this TO the hairy surface
and after about minutes rub il OF
wash tn" skin and the hairs are gone
To avoid disappointment, be sure your
druggist sells you deIatone.-Advt.
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visit has been prevented by the illness
OF Mr.. Ansberry.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaufman will be hosts at dinner In
ton. Va, who will be the guest or
Mrs. William Haywood.
Col. and Mrs. ". w. Harts have
Chase Club next Wednesday evening,
Capt. and Mrs. Abraham G. Lott will
entertain at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club on April 20
Pay Director John Ross Martin. U. S.
N, and Mrs. Martin will entertain at
dinner tomorrow night at the Army and
Navy Club.
8
Capt. and Mrs. Fred Gallup will give
dinner tomorrow night
Among the guests at the weekly dance
at the Dumbarton Club last night were
I: T. Mann. Mrs. 8. J. Rayard Schindel,
Mrs. John F. Waggaman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Waggnman. Lieut.. and Mrs. c:
M. Maigne. Walter Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs; 5, BOYD Taylor Taylor n, Mr. an and Mr. Mrs us Ed
rison Stidham, Miss Harriet Douglas.
Miss Elizabeth Herbert Richard Chi,
chester. Miss Nellie Uhler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cooper. William Naylor,
Charles Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs: John
and William Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley had
guests dining with them informally In
the rose room at the Shoreham last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, who have been
at Old Point Comfort. Va. for some
time, reached Washington yesterday,
and are stopping at the Shoreham.
Col. and Mrs: Richmond P. Davis will
the Army and Navy Club
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. F. Bevan will
give dinner tonight at their home at
the Marine Barracks in honor of Mrs.
son. of I&lm Beach and New York.
Invited to meet Mrs. Pierson are Col.
Charles a. Doyen. u. s. NJ. &C.. and
Mrs. Doyen, Capt. Thomas NJ. Clinton,
John, B. Rhodes: Y. S; N. and Mrs.
Rhodes, and Capt Harold F. Wirgman.
L. S. NJ. c.
Justice Day, president. presided at the
meeting Of the Ohio Society. Monday
the business meeting and the election
of officers, Judge George L. Martin
Clarence n Hinkamp. Q, s. n. gave
an interesting illustrated talk about
submarines. Music by Hawaiian or
chestra followed. after which supper
was served, and there was dancing.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joy Edison, Frederick Eichel-
berger. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox, Lieut.. John
Isman. U. S. N. Miss Dorothy Bert
holf. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeside, Miss
Lois Reside. Morgan Callahan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simons Miss Bartlett, Miss Ellen
Alloway. Mrs. William Hamilton Bay
ly Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Berthrong
and Mr.. and Mrs Decker.
Major Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
will be among the dinner hosts at the
Chevy Chase Club this evening. enter
taining in compliment to Mrs Barnett s
niece. Miss Wallis Warfield. who has
, some on from Baltimore for a short
visit.
Others entertaining parties will be
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yandes Wheeler
who will have thirty-eight guests Mr.
| and Mrs. I. T. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Reeside: Harry Meem, Com
mander Charles T. Jewell Pay Director
Francis Nash, Miss Eleanora Morgan
Mrs. Harold Walker. Interstate Com
merce Commissioner and Mrs c. c. Nc
Chord. A. G.. lapham, Albert Willett
Myron Parker, r. Max Kauffmann,
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launching together yesterday in the
palm room of the New lizard were
chairman of the Federal Trade Com
mission Joseph l.. Davies and +. M
Hurley and w. e. Parry, of the com
mission. Other prominent guests din
ng at the New Willard were Senator
Francis q. Newlands. Senator Robert
b. Owen. Senator George f.. Chamber
ain, and Senator William r.. Bora h,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
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Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid of dand-
ruff is to dissolve 1t. then you destroy it
entirely To do this, get about fou~
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon: apply
1t at night when retiring; use enough TO
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning most
il not all of your daudruff will be gone
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it. no
matter how much dandruf you may
have.
You will find. too. that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft. and look and feel
"A hundred times better
You can get liquid arVon at any drug
store. II Is inexpensive and never fails
to do the work. AdVt
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Mrs. StimsOn Brown will entertain al
tea this afternoon in compliment to her
Ioaughter, Mrs. Carleton r. kear, wife
|of Commander Kear. l.. S. N, retired
who. with her husband, will leave
Washington shortly to make her home
In New York. Assisting Mrs Brown
VIII be her house guest. Mrs. Hunger
ford, OF New York; Mrs Preston Sands
and Mrs. Harry Reisinger.
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Why Spring Brings Out
FreckleS and EruptionS

The sudden appearance of freckles
slight eruptions or fine lines at this sea
son Is attributed by scientists to the
"actinic ray" which is unusually active
skin is so affected by this influence If
one will procure an ounce of common
mercolized wax at any drug store. ap-
ply little of 1t before retiring. like cold
cream. she can easily overcome the
trouble. When the wax is washed off
next morning, faky skin particles come
with 1t. The entire outer Cuticle is re-
moved in this way in a week or so, with
all its defects. No bleach could so eff
fectually remove freckles or blemish hes.
The new surface is smooth. clear, fresh
looking. No pain or inconvenience ac-
companies this simple treatment.
In case of wrinkles which sink be-
meath the outer skin. a solution OF saxo-
lite. l o., dissolved in II pint witch
hazel, makes a face bath which is Won
derfully effective.-Advt.