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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13

is easy to understand why they should
be popular, and yet, difficult to realize
that they must be skilliully managed
whenever they come in contact with the
skin, in order not to ,mpart to even, a
ruddy countenance the sallowness OF i'll
health
The gown shown in the sketch today
is irock that goes south this week
and will come back north in time to see
whether the French fashions OF tina,
month are in tune with II think they
will be This gown is OF biscuit colored
serge. made like a sandwich over a slip
of black satin You see, this keeps the
difficult color quite away IRON the
face The black satin slip carries long
small sleeves and a turnover collar
that reaches from shoulder to shoulder
and when it has finished being medic
val, it becomes Chinese, by the immense
circle of black embroidery in front
Across this circle there goes wide
belt OF biscuit colored satin,
Copyright by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndica,cl
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PRoBIBMS :
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~EAp MpS THOMPSON. IN Nv
r.ct looL, IN. COOS. .Li, ,i, IN,
IL I'm. n.. , GOOD ,o,n hn, !,
do.s ,o, hs,, ,nv No vou ,b;nt GOOD
c,e,m wonId h.jn, '
~" ' ">' :,
NN nave iou' Wrinkles unuet eaen
eve Nah you suggest something 'of
me 10 10 iof mem ! am young iaoV
~ wears OF age, l nave regular hours
'ot Seepins W ana 90 not stay UP 'a'e,
scr'puoh ior OILY ha'r'
A. FRIEND
On Ask your druggist to recommend
massage cream which is also skin
food Every night apply cloths wet
with hot water to your neck until the
pores are thoroughly opened. Then rub
in the cold cream and massage your
neck for ten or fifteen minute, II YOU
do this regularly your neck will become
soft and white
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13
OSACE RECEIVERS
FROM LAST FIRE
Little Oil Field Town Making
Bid for Factories,

OSAGE, Okla, Jan lj-(Spcoal)- -
Following the disastrous fire oi three
months ago, the town OF Usage has bv
reason OF that ire, attracted the at,en-
tion OF manufacturers and, though the
gas supply from the local held was not
sufficient 10 mcc, the demand for do
mestic use, the commercial club is nc
gotlatng with the Quapaw Gas and OIL
company for supply from their mair
line running from the Yale field This
will not only relieve the present shor,
age of gas, bu, the negotiations pending
are for a definite pressure to be guar
anteed to manufacturers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13
'HIST0RYBITS

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
1917 John n 4 Bombergcr, found
cr and president of UrsinuS colleg-
born at Lancaster Pa Died at Col
legeville, Pa. Aug 70 1890
Seventy-five Years Ago Today.
lA2-Arr,sal at Jellalabad Of DR.
Brydone, the only member of the Ka-
bu army who had escaped massacre
by the Afghans
Fifty Years Ago Today.
l87-Victor Cousin. celebr ated
tfench philosopher and metaphysician
died at Cannes. Born in Paris, Nov. 2s
l792.
Twenty-Five Ysars Ago Today.
lM-John Sherman was reelected
United States senator from Ohio.
One Year Ago Today In the War.
Jan. lJ, l9l6-Austian army ad.
vanced 10 within few miles OF Mon
tenesrin capital: French onslsughts in
Champagne repulsed by Germans. ac.
cordng to Berlin.
Our Daily Birthday Party.
Duke of Aosta. commander in. chief
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Vital Statistics

Births.
Mr and Mrs Frank Sims, 1923 West
Thirty sixth street girl
MIR and Mrs A NJ. lathsm, III
South newey avenue. girl
Mr. aud Mrs " A Day. 2ft West
Wheeler avenue, girl
Nj and Mrs VI A Snodgrass sO3h
East Nin,h street, boy
Mr. and Mrs W q. Johnson. 1o6 West
Fourth street. girl,
Mr. and Mrs J. & Dyk 1901 West II
avenue, Capitol Hill girl
chiffon Gissey, years old 1900 South
Harvey svenue.
Minnie sebrcng, 6 years old. ia~ton.
okla
Olga rran,s. years old, ST Mathews.
Ky
Marrisue Licenses
charles Harrison, s2 years old, Luther,
Bvi,dino Permits.
e, " huffman, lNN Wes, Thlrt, thlti
street, one. story fran dwslling. o., 100.
{, Y Huffman, iW West Thirty third
street, one story frame dwelling, 1900.
Local Construction company 40 West
Twenty ninth street. addition to dwell
oiii 4 Conners. 1919 West park Place,
one story frame hwellins, l2,b0O
Giil 4 Conners. isi, West Park Place
story frame dwelling, $4,000
Gill A rhnners. lsl, West Thirty
fourth street, one.story frame dwelling
ls,sW,
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War Department
Plans Withheld

WASHINGTON, Ian II Inquiries
about the withdrawal OF National
GuardSmcn from the border and Ma.
ior General PcrshnpS command in
Mexico hy committee at the war de
partment made renewed reports that a
military move oi that character would
be ordered soon probably next week
Secretary Baker told each caller
tha, he hoped the militia would be re.
turned home within a short time but
could not say definitely what plans
the war department, had
Announcement, has been made that
the next move IN the Mexican Situa
tion would he determined Nv prcSi
dent Wilson aud would he A,adc known
Monday IN New York when the Mex.
can member, oi the joint commission
leave the United STATES
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Would Bring Crowd Here.

Bringing the national guard To Okla
homa City would also bring here thou-
sands oi friends. relatives and we'll
w,>herS at the Oklahoma lads who have
been patrolug the Rio Grandc for
months Many guardSmcn have not
seen their families since they left Okla
homa CITY for the mobilization camp at
Fort Sill last June \ review, such as
i, planned, too, would attract many
pcuplc here
The lcuplh Of time required for mus-
ter ont ha, not been determined, hut
Capt " G. Murchson, T. s. A., mus
,crmr officer and Inspector instructor
iot the Oklahoma guard has stated
that It may require two or three weeks,
During that period the guard would he
cntampcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13

home by o;ls and her mother does not
objectl
~ What harm is there in kissing
a girl good night il you have gone with
her steady for almost two years
Y. NJ, {. A. s. G..
Cd Seventeen or eighteen,
(2) A boy should not 60 to see a girl
oftener than twice week-that IS
very often
(l) | think you are too young.
a. Kisses should be sacred and a
boy should not ask for them unless he
is going TO marry the girl, and she
should not give them unless she cx-
poets to marry him.
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For Skin Irritation

There IS one safe dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and that
cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for 2Sc or 81 bottle
OF reno and apply il as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations. pimples.
black heads, eczema, blotches ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
a little zemo. the penetrating, ATS
tying liquid is all that is needed, for il
banishes all skin eruptions and makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy.
The L. W. Rose Co, Cleveland, o
ADV
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! Mayor w Mayor Overholser was not nj
his office this morning. being confined
ache.
| carp and Murehison Return -Ndj. Gen.
! carp and Capt W. q Murchison re-
| 'urned from Tulsa last night where they
! Inspected n s,tc which that cit" has Of
fered for the establishment OF the fed
ernl mobilization grounds and army sup
| ply station.
Pheassnts Here Three silver pheas-
ants-a male and two females-were re
| csived this morning from 81 Charles
| IN by Joe ~ Patterson, park superin-
tenden,. for the Wheeler park aviary'
Church Service, to &c Asld Church
service. win he held At the Diamond
| school house south of Oklahoma city, on
/ the Norman interurhan tomorrow morn
| ing at II O'Clock and tomorrow evening
al 73o. It was announced TODAY
sampl. Seed. Ordered Who would
think OF spring gardening at this sea
SON Answer the seed dealers. Cata
logs have been received by Mrs. Anna
/ Burks Love, superintendent Of county IN
struction. She ordered sample packages
I for distribution among the lol schools
OF her district.
Reed or Wilson TO come-ttther Dan
NJ Reed former vice president ~ the
! American city bureau, or Lhcius wilson
/ present vice president. viii come TO OKLA .
homa city as principal speaker at the
annual meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
merce In February. according to letter
I received this morning At tho chamber
from II s Buttenheim president OF the
bureau
! Parade Permit Issued--Pcrmit for n
I Il. ~ A. u
granted the Oklahoma city Motor Car
Dealers association at the mayors Of
flee this morning The parade will bs
one OF the features OF the automobile
show
Nssbltt Boom startsd--A boom for
Paul Nesbitt. speaker Of the house OF
launched by Wash Hudson ~ n banquet
given nv the latter at the Lee Iuckins
last nish, More thaEPo Legislators at
Heating Plant Cost S'1,ooo-Co.t OF
eauippins the state capitol with hea, /
ing apparatus will he Sls7 900 accord
ing TO Max l. Cunningham state high
way engineer. In a report to be made 10
the capitol commission today. Tho plan
is TO install five ESQ horsepower boilers
and one 22b horsepower boiler.
city Asked 20 Donate Lands City com.
missloners were ssked yesterday to DO
nate 80 acres OF Northeast park MS n site
for proposed soldiers home, where in
digent c. A. r.. and Spanish American
war veterans could live. A bill is to be
introduced In the legislature asking for
an appropriation for the establishment,
OF the home
Or. J. Z. Dean. dentist, SSA Lee Bldg
Adv.
hIohwaymsr Shoot Victim - Altar
shooting W. NJ. Hayes of Cherokee
through the hand. two highwaymen rar
last night. following an unsuccessful at.
tempt TO rob their victim In the SOC
block West Third street
BottIers TO Meet The oklahoma Bor
tiers assoc,a tion will hold two-da,
session at the Lee -Huckins hotel begin
ming FEBRUARY 8. according to informn
tion received At the mayors office this
morning
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Mercury Drops to
Is Above Zero

Though not the coolest weather Of
the wintcnsfoday'S cold wave with tenn
pcraturc standing around Is degrees
and stiff wind blowing, following a
week OF balminess, was cause TOR much
discomfort and overooatS, iuts and ear
muifs were in evidence on every hand
From 7 o'clock this morning until
noon there was a change OF only S de
greeS the readings at the weather OBJ
strvatory being IS and 10 degrees, re
SpcCtivrly
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Kietsey Test abandoned

DURANr, Okla. Jan ls.-tSpccialD
Drilling in the ties, well near kier
sey this county, has been finally aban
doncd. and work of taking down and
removing the tig will commence a,
once. All lease, taken by those who
had hopes IN tina, vicinity have been
released
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13
Seagulls Locate
German Plungers

LONDON, Jan IL British naval
men place great reliance in scagull, as
an agency for be,raying the where
abou,s OF the German plunpers When
the birds discern periscope they rise
IN flock from the waters surface. and
circle around II utteting shrill cries.
This performance attracts the attention
oi the crews Of approaching vessels
and frequently results in the submarine
being discovered
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ALLEGED SLAYER
OF GIRL CAUGHT
IN HOME TOWN

from a 'S.caliber revolver was found
under the bed A handkerchief, with
the initials wv H. W." was found in
the rodh by the police. Miss Simon
was 10 years old and a member OF a
respectable family Wells, according
to Columbus sporting writer, came
here to confer with Joe Tnker, new
owner of the Columbus baseball club,
about "A position
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13
COMMITTEE TO
PREPARE BILLS
Editors Of State Discuss Leg
iSIation Needed,

", G. Ashton, state commissioner OF
labor will explain to editors this after
noon the principles OF SAFETY first in
the print shop. He will address the
State Press association in the Lee
HuCkins hotel
Libel Laws Discussed.
The libel laws. on the statute books
and desired, were discussed IN the
morning session of the meeting Eugene
.orton of the Tulsa World, Courtand
I'euQul OF the Chandler Tribune and J.
Roy Williams ol the McAleS,er News
Capital, were the principal speakers
Drafting of bill amending the pres
ent libel law will be left to the lcgiS-
la,lve committee, members OF which
are {. f. Barrett, chairman, K. T..
Stafford, John Sheplcr. f. l. Gregory,
John llinklc. Byron Norrcl and +. s.
bronson Chairman Barrett will he
the permanent chairman located IN this
city
Ashton to Talk
This ai,crupon Mr.. Ashton will cx-
plain the liabilities OF employers under
the workmenS compensation law. He
will sugges, means Of increasing safety
III printing shops and campaigns
against careleSsnesS on the part OF
employees,
Governor Williams made a short ad-
dress to the Democratic Press aSSocia-
,ion this morning after adjournmcn; OF
the state association,
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|7r' :! DRESS y! Is s..

serge will come into its own again for
February in the south and April in
the north Dark blue will have a rival
in biscuit color which had everything
its own way las, spring and summer.
Rioting IN colors as We have been Tor
six months. every woman has inclined
her heart toward those neutral shades
known as beige, ,wine and biscuit 1t
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Ashton to Talk.
MOVEMENT FOR
MILITIA REVIEW
HERE LAUNCHED
Continued from rr-, on,p

,pcut IN laying water pipes IN whatever
ste is chosen Whether the directors
nj the Chamber oi Commerce would
appropriate the money Tor the plumbing
was not indicated this morning Some
baokcr> oi the movement suggested
raising the money by popular Subscrlp.
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Semi-Professional
Baseball Player

KANSAS CITY, Jan. l3-Weldon
" Wells, arrested in Huntington, Ind,
early today on an cmbezslcment charge
and believed to be wanted in connec
ton with the death of Mona Simon in
Columbus, Ohio, was well known here
where. his mother now makes her
home lie last was IN the employ of
a. commission house as Nenographer
and collector Before that he was
known throughou, this section as a
sem,-proiesSiona baseball player,
Charles Ward, his last employer
said last nigh, that the las, seen OF
Wells was on January l. when he left
Kansas City with nearly 500 of Wards
money In this amount Ward said were
several checks which Wells returned
making his deialca,ion, according to
the commission man, about Sis Ward
Sworc out a warrant for his arrest and
sent his description throughout brok
ctage circles
A letter which Ward says he re.
ceiycd from Well, said the latter in.
tended to enlis, in Canadian regi-
ment
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WnEn yeUa ennD calEs

Al nisht and tpsses tsstisssiy, 10 const,pst.
risd. Mother 0rsys Sweet Powders for chi.
dren 10 a tried and trusted remedy. They
freuusntly break up roids IN ~ houts re-.
Disordsrs move and regulate the bowels aud
destroy worms. Used by mothers for 80
years aold hs all druggists ibo, pampls
mailed fRkE, Address Mother ursy 90
Le Ncy, n. N.-Adv,
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DRIIlSH THRUSTS
MAKING INROADS
ON SOMME LINES
Serre Attacked and Portion of
Position Taken,
ASSOCIATED Press War Summary

NAbSoCldIeu fIesS W.T. summary
BY sharp 'hruStS north OF the Ancrc
on the Sommc front. the British are
making inroads upon the Germans lines
there. Today another attack IS reported
Berlin announcing an assault on Serrc,
resulting IN a footing being gained by
the British IN one adyanced position,
the Germans however retaining the
main position.
In Rumanla It Is the lcutonlC Sldc
that continues to gam, both along the
Moldavian west frontier and down the
line southwcstwatd to the Danube
Northwest OF Braila the Russians lost
another town when M,halea was
s,ormcd hy Turkish troops who drove
part OF the garrison into the Scrcth
where the men drowned trying to cS-
cape and canturcd :hc remainder OF the
number OF 400
Bulgarian forces captured monaS
terry at the junction oi the Buzcu and
the Sereth TO the northeast and on the
Moldavian line German troops pushed
forward IN the Slanlc valley ctiecting
important captures OF materials. Heavy
losses were inflicted upon the Russians
IN the Oitus valley where strong forces
made futile attacks
Second Issue Out soon-The second Is.
rue OF "Oklahoma." the official orgar
of tho Chamber Of Commerce. will b'
mailed to members Of the chamber anC
exchanges next Tuesday
Mclean to Make Talk Francis " Nc
n a., H. ~. A.
is aiding the United Provident assocla
tlon In its social survey OF Oklshom,
City. will be among the speakers at th'
members meeting OF the Chamber o
Commerce next Thursday at the Lee
Huckins hotel
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CiTYBRIEFS

Mayor NJ Mayor Overholser was not at
his office this morning. being confined
IN his home suffering with n sick head
ache
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Unpaid telephone bills for the mon,h
Of January are pas, due II not paid by
5 p m OF the 18th setsioe will be dis
continued Pioneer Tel. & Tel Co, -.
Adv
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Pheasarts Here e-Three silver phess
ants--a male and two females-were re
c-ived this morning from St Charles
m by Joe " Patterson, park superln
tendent, for the Wheeler park aviary.
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carp and Mvrehlson Return Adj. Gen
carp and Capt w, q Murchison re-
turned from Tulsa last night where they
Inspected n s,tc which that cit" has Of
fered for the establishment OF the fed
ernl mobilization grounds and army sup
ply station
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Church Services 70 ae Hsld Church
services win he held at the Diamond
school house, south Of Oklahoma city on
the Norman interurhan tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock and tomorrow evening
a, 7,7n, II was announced TO-DAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-13

Sample Seeds Ordered Who woulh
think OF spring gardening at this sea
SON Answer: the seed dealers. Cata 70
logs have been received by Mrs. Anna
Rurks Love, superintendent OF county In
struction She ordered sample packages
for distribution among tho lol schools
OF her district.
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Parade Permit Issued-Pcrmit for n
parade on January q at p m. was
granted the Oklahoma city Motor Car
DEALERS association at the mayors Of
flee this morning The parade will be
one OF the features OF the automobile
show
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Dr. J. Z. Dean. dentist. Ss4 Leo Bldg -
Adv
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Second issue Out soon-!The second is
rue OF oklahoma the official organ
Of tho Chamber Of Commerce. Will be
mailed 10 members Of the chamber and
exchanges next TUESDAY
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Reed or Wllson TO Come-Etther ia
NJ Reed. former vice president of N
American City bureau, or Lucius Wilson
present vice president viii come TO Okla
homa city as principal speaker at N
annual meeting OF the Chamber OF Con
merce In February. according to leu'
received this morning AZ tho chomh'
from II s Buttcnheim. president OF II
bureau
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-05
CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem whose circulation guaranteed by the
Andif Buea Of Grculat
THE HOSPITAL DRIVE is ON

The big drive for the 100000 general hospital begins
with the great Kickoff" tonight
There will be banquet at the Hotel Marion of the
workers who will begin their of the town tomor
row. with Senator Geo. E. Chamberlain as the guest of
honor Later in the evening the senator will address
public meeting at the armory general national
and war issues AS chairman of the military affairs
mitee of the senate and author of the army BILL the
compulsory service law and chief floor manager of the
seectve draft measure Senator Chamberlain is the most
conspicuous legislative figure in the United States in the
present world crisis. His address should abound with
information of value to the people at this time.
The movement for hospital worthy of the city should
be backed financially by all people to the limit of their
financial ability 1t is needed every day by the sick and
afflicted of the community and surrounding communities.
With the progress of the may prove of nesimabe
value to returning sick and wounded soldiers For long
time the Capital City has been lacking in hospital faci
ties-the demands Of the times make modern insti
tuition an imperative necessity.
This movement will call for liberal subscriptions of
money but we must face the situation courageousy The
young at the front doing the fighting for us;
must give of literally for all purposes, furnish
ing the money for prosecution of the and the health
comfort and equipment of the boys at the front We who
are back of the line must show patriotism by paying
the price in dollars where the soldiers pay in health and
life.
Salem should build and equip modern hospital with
out delay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-05
RIPPING RHYMES
HAIG

We hear lot of other men who We
done artistic fighting, but Haig, who Is
won, again, again, is unknown at this
writing. He doesn It hand our Haigish
news to eager-eyed reporters, nor yet
submit to interviews which might be
called ripsnorters. He doesn't hunt
the "feature" gent, or leave his post
forsaken, to face kodak in tent and
have his picture taken. know not if
he's short or tall, I've never seen his
photo; but whether he is large or small
he's getting William s goat, OIL Sone
colonels view the hall of fame and
think it Ell Dorado, but he who plays
the mighty game is always in the shad-
ow. l know not how he wears his beard
or who may be his tailor, but more and
more his strokes are feared, and VIII
helms growing paler. I've seen no pic
lures of his wife, or of his sons and
daughters, or of his ancient home in
Fife, beside some storied waters. The
grand stand looks for him in vain, no
gallery knows him, but when the Prus-
SLAMS plant their slain, they cuss him
and bemoan him. With him there s no
such word as can t, no obstacles af-
frighting: great mani like our own 81
lent Grant, he fights and keeps on
fignCing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-05

consulate because I could not do my
shopping as I had planned; and just q
t1ifle uneasy because Bob had added an
other authoress to his list of friends, an
other one of that set of whom 1 already
felt he knew too many for my happi-
ness. Of course l wanted him to sell pro-
perty, how else would we live2 But
did wish that could think of some way
to wean him from men and women he
knew, and with whom he spent his time,
before married him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-05

Mother left directly reached home,
and after I changed my cfothes sat
down to sew and wait for Bob. All the
time making plans to do something to
keep him at home; and away from his
Bohemian friends.
He came in about seven clock, all
excitement over the sale he had made
to Miss Riggs. His commission had been
large, and he said we would take trip
to Atlantic City to celebrate.
(Tomorrow-Bob Explains)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-05
Prohibition of Imports
To Save Nations Gold

Washington, Nov. 5.-Prohibition of
certain imports in order to stem further
the overflow of American gold is inn
minent.
President Wilson, it is understood,
will shortly issue a proclamation pro-
hibiting certain imports and curtailing