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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

sale of air rifles to children under IA
years of age: safeguarding employees Of
mills. factories and workshops from
fire; resolves in favor of the towns OF
Phillips and Washburn; act preventing
discrimination on account of religious
creed in places Of public accommoda-
ton.
When act giving additional powers to
Chapter 1877 relating to the sale of in
toxicating liquors was taken up it was
found that the Senate had amended so
as to guard against the use of fictitious
names and to permit a person to send
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

an agent for a consignment of liquor.
Rep. Rounds of Portland notified the
House that they were finally getting
around to what he had proposed and
been turned down in this matter and
then on motion Of Rep harrington Of
Augusta, the Senate amendment was
adopted and the bill again passed to be
engrossed.
Rep. Wilson Of Portland explained
that three bills had been put in regard
ing the increase of capital of loan and
building associations and that, being
mixed up somewhat in committee. an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30
POSTPONES AMENDMENTS
CONTINUED from Page Ons)

ceilings I'm court on criminal matters;
resolve In favor OF Otto Nielsen; relat-
ing to the competency of witnesses; to
provide for better telephone service.
Then came a series Of tabling mat
ters. which included Those: Act relat-
ing TO foreign casualty assessment IN
surance companies; act prohibiting the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-30

March Worst Month For This Trouble
How to Remove Easily.
There's reason why nearly everybody
freckles in March, but happily there 10
also a remedy for these ugly blemishes.
and on one need stay freckled.
Simply get an ounce of othine. double
strength. from your druggist and apply
a little of it night and morning. and in
a few days you should see that even the
worst freckles have begun to disappear,
while the light ones have vanished en-
trely. Now is the time to rid yourself
of freckles for If not removed now they
may stay all Summer, and spoil an other
wise beautiful complexion. Your money
back If othine fais.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
ALMA GlUCk MEETS
GREATEST SUCCESS
Beautiful Soprano Sings Way
Into Hearts of American
People; Coming Here.

Alma Glucks successes Of this son.
son are even greater than ever before
crowded houses have greeted her
from coast 10 coast and In New York
whenever she has sung. thousands
nave been turned away. Never bo.
fore in the history of her wonderful
career has her voice shown such ex-
quisite beauty.
In compiling a sketch of Alma
iIuck one is at a loss to adeuuatelv
describe the infinity of charms ana
'he richness of gifts that have swept
thls American soprano into greater
p"puIaIlly IMAM any singer on the CON
C'ii platform today Radiantly beau
uIul. endowed with charm. intellect
and lofty courage. blessed with n voice
mat words are powerlcss TO define
anna Gluck has sung her way Joy
lHIIN, artlSttcaliN and honestly Ia n
position I'm the foremost rank of ar
lists.
The Apollo club is To be congratu-
ldtcd on the class of artists II is pro
scntiug To the public this season Not
only the great soprano. Alma Guck.
put ioIIowing closely, March u, that
ehipeior OF violinists. Mischa Elman.
viii appear in concert. on April %
Mme. Frances Ingram. prima donna
contralto, who so charmed her au-
dlence last season with the Apollo
club. VIII be presented. Holders of
season tickets may make their roser-
Natlons any time now In the lobby
of Hotel Tulsa. Out-of-town patrons
VIII be taken care of and reservations
made In order Of the receipt OF their
requests
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

Young Lord Cffington. the heir
or the Craven earldom and the Brad
ley Martin millions. has eloped with
town ccrk's daughter"
Tho speaker was T.. Berry Wall, the
New York Clubmau. He went on:
Young men continually make
these romantic marriages. but young
women seldom do. Dukes sons marry
beneath them regularly, but dukes
dauEhterS-neVcr.
women, | fear. have colder and
more mercenary hearts than men.
There's story on that line.
AN octogennrian banker took the
hand OF his beautiful girl wife In his.
ana, shedding "a senile tear. he qua
vered:
Alas, darling. we are ruined. An
unfortunate slump In war stocks has
wiped me out completely. Not u
cent is left
Nathalie, the ex-movle queen, gave
u bitter laugh.
Then she said. did marry for
love. after all. didn't II "--Washing-
ton Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
OFFICER FIRED UPON
BY NIGHT PR0WLERS
Bullet Tears Hole in Powell's
Pockets; He Loses 81
and Cigarets.

j. V. Powell, night watchmnn. is
both glad and sad. lie is glad be-
cause he barely escaped death or in
! jury last night when two prowlcrs
| llrcd at him while he was making
| ms rounds. one Of the bullets picrccd
ms coat near the lower righthand
| pocket tearing three holes I'm the
cIoth. incidentally that is why
Powell is sid. The bullet made "a hole
| so large that four silver dollars and
a package of cigarcts which Powell
hud IN that pocket rolled out and
were lost
The detective had reached the alley
on Eighth, between Cheyenne and
Denver. He noticed two men lurking
near the entrance TO the alley and
asked them what they were doing.
The men ran out OF the alley and upon
reaching the street fired two shots
at him.
a woman was about one hundred
feet up the street behind the two men
ana Powell says that was the reason
he did not return the fire imme-
diately. Recent shooting affrays In
the police department have convinced
him that II Is better to allow criminals
10 escape than risk destroying a hu-
man life, he says.
After firing two shots the providers
turned and ran down the street.
Powell gave chase for about "a block
and seeing that he was outdistanced
fired two shots at the fleeing men.
He then returned to search for his
money and cigarcts but was unable to
find them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
MISS 0'NElLL TO SPEAK
BEFORE TULSA CITY CLUB
Visiting Artist to Lay Her Ozark Ma
tional PARK Ideas Before
Tulsa Saturday.

Miss Lee O'Neill. artist. will appear
before the city club Saturday night
over banquet board at the Hotel
lulsa. She Will present her plea for
the preservation of the Ozarks before
me members and the guests of the
club at this time.
Miss O'Neill is touring the United
states IN the interest of an Ozark ma
uonal park and she speaks before the
prominent clubs in the cities she visits
on her journey Miss O'Neill has
spoken before the Ruskin Art club
here and won the support of the
members for her cause.
The artist has been Ill for the past
rev days but at present she is rccov-
ering nicely. She contracted a cold
and II settled in her throat and caused
her much inconvenience AT present
Miss O'Neill is n guest of Mrs II. f.
Macarthur, $40 North Cheyenne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
KENDALL CAMPAIGN
DIRECTOR COMING
DR.. James c. Clarke Expected
to Arrive in Tulsa Some
Time Today.

Arriving from Chicago some tim,
today Dr. James T.. Clarke OF Ia,
National Association of Colleges IN
America will take charge of the $500.
WY endowment campaign for Kendall
college. lie will act in an advisory
capacity to President Charles Evans
OF the college and the members OF
the board of trustees. who are in ac-
tive charge OF details.
Doctor Clarke was expected to ar
rive here last Friday. but was DELAYED
a few days on account OF Illness at
chicago. He Is an expert in all mat
ters pertaining to college organiza-
uon and finance and is expected To-
hc of material assistance IN getting
the campaign started right
The second Monday In February
has been set as the date for the cam
palgn's opening in Tulsa and II is
expected that from the very start tho
funds desired will be poured into the
treasury.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
Il BEGAN TO
TAKE CARDU|
And Soon Saw That 1t Bene.
fitted Me-" Writes This Ken
tucky Lady. Read Her
Statement.

Clifton Mills, Ky.-Mrs. c. w
Woods, of this place, writes: about
years ago I got in very bad health.
got thin, weighed only 81 lbs. and
am tall. too. l had dreadful pains In
my left and right sides. then
had In attendance DR.. -, who gave
medicine for about n year, which did
me no good. He then told me TO take
Cardui. He said he thought IL would
benefit Inc more than anything | could
take.
l would get so bad off couldn't do
my work at all, and l was confined to
my bed part of the time, and suffered
most Of the time; sometimes awful
/ then began to take Cardui
and I soon began to see that It bene-
fitted me. 1t eased my pains and the
enlargement went out OF my
and | have been steadily getting better
ever since.
l am now in better health than
have been since first took sick, am
stout and can work all day long.
certainly am getting my former
health back and l have a good color
and feel better than since l got sick.
now weigh 113ia lbs"
If YOU suffer from any of the all
ments so common to women, Try
Cardui. the womAn's tonic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
Tra derS
DOPE

Can a WRONG he made RIGHT
SIMPLY BECAUSE 1t is done in the
NAME OF the LORD?
SOME or the WORST SINS EVER
COMMITTED HAVE BEEN done by
RELIGIOUS FANATICS. RICHARD
son was FAN NATIC. He
PREACHED in one of the BEST
CHURCHES He was IDOLIZED by
the BEST SISTERS. \ POOR GIRL
FROM the COUNTRY WAS THE
LEADER of MUSIC IN HIS
CHURCH. HE MADE SECRET
LOVE TO HER AND COVERED UP
HIS SINS for TWO YEARS. WHEN
HIS SINS by NATURE COULD NO
LONGER BE COVERED Up and
AFTER HE WAS TO BE MARRIED
to II RICH Girl or HIS CHIrRCU.
HE THEN COMMITTED MURDER
TO AVOID EXPOSURE. HE CON
FESSED HIS SIN and GAVE Up HIS
LIFE. MURDER Is MURDER. NO
DIFFERENCE 10y WHOM COM
MlTrED. our SAVIOR NEVER JUS
TlFlED the KILLING of "a BOY or
EVEN MAN WHILE HE WAS
RUNNING FROM YOU, While the
SOCIETY CHURCHES OF TULSA
were GIVING BOUQUETS to the
ASSASSlNS, the POOR COMMON
CLASSES Of TULSA were PILiNG
FLOWERS a FOOT DEEP UPON the
GRAVE of tho POOR UNFORTU-
NATE VICTIM and EVERYTHING
WAS DONE IN the NAME OF DIR
GREAT PRINCE or PEACE.
READ the GREAT BOOK of
ROCKS and SEE WHAT CHRIST
WOULD HAVE YOU DO,
AMONG OTHER TEACHINGS HE
The DRt'NKS but HE
ALSO SAID PAY WHAT THOU
OWEST!"
If DRUNK GOES to Tulsa So
tIETf CHURCH the POOR CI'SS is
PROMPTLY THOWN out or sen,
10 JAIL. But If SOBER man
WEARS GOOD CLOTHES and PAYS
he PREACHER WELL. ALTHO
rHEY MAY KNOW THAT THERE
ARE BETTER MEN in HI.
IliEi Will. SHAKE HIS HAND and
TtEAT HIM WELL. II MAKES NO
DIFFERENCE. HE MAY PAY ONE
DEBT, HE MAY PAY THEM ALI.
he MAY ROB PETER TO PAY
'AtL. But If HE PRAYS LOUD
md PRAYS LONG he IL GIVEN
'RONT ROW in all the SONGS He
NEARErH II WHITE ROBE IN
HE FRONT ROW But HE SHED
)ETH IT WHEN HE GOETH
'tTER THE DOUGH- REMEMBER
blD TRADER is STILL in the RACE
or MAYOR and WILL RUN as
.ONG as WILLIE BRYAN RUNS for
II you trade with TRADERS money
ack If not pleased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
DRIVEN AWAY FROM
ALL HE POSSESSED
Refugee From Mexico Tells of
His Distressing Experiences
in Carranza's Country.

s.......t, ltt "A
''' '' '"' "''''.
'"llJNSNllAE H. Okla. Jan. %
II stephens. nrter bo,Iu,. bi. r,u,l,
of lqo oon ,c,.s a., ,,.,,., ,....',.,.
=. ,,.., '' ''''''' "''''''''"
,.' '''''''' " anu nus mon WI"
' -'"'' "''" "I '"'"' ana
'"' n''u OF horses ana 90 mules, ana
being suddenly forced ont of Mexico
with only IA minut,s' finn, f., ,,, to-
,..,,.... ..,...,.
'''' ""'" P''H"'''l ''I"HbINtN ha ne
could carry away In a trunk. has been
mailing his hou, tn t.luu..II. vim
lr. .,.,.r ,...,,
''' "''l 70 VII" WIN"
"' VIII remain until ho gets orders
from his brother who left California
"A rrV du,s n,, f,,. e., ,,r.b ,o.,r
,....,
.'''p"''". ii' o''ili'S ihht ne ana
hiH brother were forced out without
anything. "Eycrythtuu tu th. ,,rld
a., ia,... a.. 10. ,..t"
80 '' '''' 10 .'''' '''I"'''''
WI" Us not sure that they viii ever
regain the property coufiscntcd hy
the Nr>icau mnr.,,,l,,s "hut a.. ..h..i
nss for brtt,r thnr sI,o ooo tI,,i tl,.
American consul. Clement = I'd
wards. with whom We have filed a
compete llSi oI the damages EINC
th'us'nd coconnut trees that were
pi'"urIng thoir iirst fruit were
chopped down by the soldiers Of
h"'h'.' aI"hg with the destroying of
U'' olh'I property ON the ranch.
one Experience Of Many.
Stoub,us aud btt hr,,i,.,. ,,...,.. t,.,
forced to lc,vc hy thc i,rttnd s,nt.s
in 10t'i hut tb.,, ,,,,,,,,,...i
later. but were for th, s.Cnud ,i,,,r|
forced tn lon,n I'm Itnc t4tr sinr,
which linn tbcy b,," r,, ho,,, ,
mittcd to r,t,i,r ia th,i, r,,'i,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
CutiCurd Heals
Chi|drcn'S Feet.
Were Solid Blisters. Swollen Badly.
Pained and Burned So Could Not
Sleep. 2 Boxes Ointment and J
Cakes Soap Healed. Cost $3.50.

The soles ofny three children's Zee,
we're solid blisters They began by large
white biS,ers Inder the skin winch
would burst and white water ran from
,hcm. making sore eruptions. Their feet
we're swollen very badly and they could
not walk, and ,heir clothing. or ,us, a
light touch would hurt badly. The bis
tsrs panied and burned so all the time
that the children would scratch them
aad ;hey could not sleep. They were
awilily cross and tretiul, and had high
tevef Tor fwo weeks.
Il saw Cuticura advertisement, and
sent Tor a sample. bough, two boxe,
OF Ointment and wo cakes # Soan
Which healed them iSigned) Mrs
CiIIar Kendrick, Deerhurst. Ala
- Improve your complexion hv using
Sut'cara Soap daily and Cuticura ONT
ment as needed to preven, pimples
tlac khe ads OF other eruptions.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Man address postcard. "Cuticura,
Dept. II. Boston" Sold everywhere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
CONSTRUCTION MAN
so WEAK HE COULD
HARDLY GET AROUND
W. F. Strather Says He Fell
Off in Weight Until He Was
Thin as a Snake"
TROUBLES ARE OVERCOME
Tulsa Man Says Since Taking
Orgatone He Can Do His
Work With Ease.

when l began taking Orgaton,
stomach trouble had me tied SO hart
ana fast | could hardly get around at
all, but l can now do any kind of
work that comes to hand without feel.
ing pain, and have just started on
my second bottle of the medicine. "
said w. T.. Strathei. prominent con-
struction worker who lives with his
family at the WeaVerly hotel, Tulsa.
In his statement to the Orgatone rep
resentative while in Roy II. Getman
ReXall store few days ago.
II have been going down hill for
five years continued Mr.. Strather,
"and took all kinds of medicine and
>did everything | could trying to get
Nief, but my condition keep getting
worse all the time. ] got so | could
eat no meats of any kind. not even
chicken. Everything disagreed with
me and the gas would swell my stom-
ach ana bowels as tight as drum
and the indigestion would almost stop
my breath at times. Sometimes when
l would do something heavy in my
line of work the jar would nearly
drive me wild with pain. | had no
control over my kidneys at all and
was so nervous and full of pain |
couldn't hardly sleep any. | had ca
tarrh of the head and my nose would
/et stopped up, my breath was bad
? and my head ached me constantly. l
lost weight until | felt | was poor as a
snake Just out of winter quarters and
was so weak ! could hardly make my
rounds of days work. | was miser-
able all the time and had tried so
many thinks without getting any re-
lief ! had about lost heart.
II simply feel like new man all
over since taking Orgatone. I'm not
n bit nervous any more; | can sleep
as sound as a dollar, and when / get
us | feel like going. Since I've been
relieved of indigestion can eat any.
thing ] want. Everything l eat agrees
with me and j am not troubled with
shortness of breath at all. I'm much
better of the catarrh and my head
uont stop up and pain me at all 1
feel as supple as n Kid My kidneys
are in perfect order now; | feel
strong and vigorous, and can stoop
around and do any kind of work with
as much ease as | ever could and I'm
getting back my usual weight, too. /
simply can't say enough an praise of
Orgatone"
Orgatone is sold exclusively in Tulsa
by Roy Il. Getman's Rexall Store
under the personal direction of the |
Orgatone health expert. Mr.. Carl c. |
johnson (himselD or sent by mail to |
out-of-town people upon receipt OF |
price, slOO per bottle, or six bottles !
for $500.
Other agencies are Cowman's
Pharmacy, Sapulpa: West Side Phar- |
macy kiefer and Red Cross DRUG |
Store. Broken Arrow.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
MEETS FAVOR IN RUSSIA
Cars People Receive Presidents Nd
dress with Ericndlincss

PETROGRAD. Jan. 23-(Via Lon
don, i:45 p. M D-Altho Russian pub
lie opinion has not had time To- digest
fully President Wilson's speech IN the
senate, the first impression is decid-
cdly favorable. The first paragraph
OF the speech, comparing the general
reply of the central powers with the
definite answers of the entente To the
presidents first note, was received
with particular satisfaction Such cN-
pressions OF opinion as have been
voiced thus far Indicate that tone Of
the remainder of the note will be in
dorsed in Russia while decision tx re-
served In regard to some OF the con
crete points mentioned.
All the morning papers print the
full text Of the speech. but the only
press comment comes from the Novoe
Nremya. which reserves final opin-
ion until later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
ARRANGEMENTS NOT MADE
FOR ROY PINION FUNERAL
Body Of BOY Killed by Switch Engine
Held Pending Arrival of
Relatives

Arrangements for the funeral OF
Roy Pinion, who was killed by "A
switch engine Monday afternoon al
Madison and the NJ. X. a. T. tracks.
nave not been made, pending the ar
rival OF relatives OF the Pinion family
n coroner's inquest over the death
ol the boy will not be necessary.
last night From the evidence of those
VINO saw the accident there was no
doubt as to the cause of death. Roy
Jumped from Il buggy to escape tho
switch engine. but was crushed be-
fore he could free himself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
ENGLAND STARTLED
BY PEACE ADDRESS
British Press Gives Vent to
Free Criticism of President
for Interference"

LONDON. Jan. 23.-President vii
sons address to the United States sen
ate has furnished the British govern
ment and public with surprise as
tectrifyins as his mediator note to
the belligerents. with the execution
of the Manchester Guardian and the
Daily News which are the only papers
in Great Britain that can he classi-
lied rs pacificatory IN policy. the press
gives the presidents uttcrarces an un-
friendly reception and engages in
much speculation over the meanings
which 1t is considered may be con-
'ealed behind certain passages.
Public men interviewed begin wiz,
courteous tributes to the presidents
good intentions and end by support
Ing Great Britains measure. White
the government can not make any CT
rect reply to communication from
the president to the United States sem
ate. there is certain to lie discussions
in parliament. The usages Of tho
house Of lords give even greater lati-
tudc FOR addresses on any topic arv
Der wishes to discuss than the
American senate, while the question
Paper ci the house OF commons fur
nlshes an equally good opportunity
Tor the Advancement OF personal
views
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
Traders
IL East Second II.
iO6 Fast Second St
iO5 East First ~. Also
TRADERS WEST TULSA
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and
gets thick, wavy, strong
and beautiful.

your halr becomes light. wavy.
iUII'N abundant and appears as soft
luSuous and beautiful as "A Young rirr =
after a "Danderine hair cleanse -
Just try this -moisteu cloth with
q little Dandcriue and carefully draw
II through your hair. taking ono
small strand ut time. This Will
cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt and cx-
cesSive oil and IN just a few moments
YOU have doubled the beauty of your
hair
Besides boautifying the hair mt
once Dauderlnc dissutves every par
ucle of dandrutf; cleanses. puriIcs
ana lnVisorates the scalp. forever
stopping itching and fuir. hair
But what will please you most VII
be after a few weeks use Whcn Won
viii actually see now hair fine and
downy at yeS-but really now
hair growing an over the scalp II
You care for pretty, soft llu and l.ts
of IT, surely get 20 cent bujtI, uf
knowltons pandcrlnc from au. drug-
eist or toilet counter ami Just Try
it--AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

ing ~ session here today that action
on the committees request for Tn.
PRODUCTION of the brokers' accounts
including the real names" of GUS
toners who dealt in the market dur
ing the period mentioned and the cN
tent o! lhelr operations on either side
oi the account. had been postponeu.
Committee Indignant.
Surprised and indignant over tn,
action OF the board. the committee
ADVISED H. q. ;. Noble, president of
me eXchange. who, accompanied hy
counsel, brought news OF the post @.
ponement that II would not modifv
itH request In any manner. II Ia"
noafd had any suggestions Of modi-
fication. Noble was told the commit .
tee woul Id receive them. but If II failed
10 obtain The production Of the do.
sIed accounts, the committee would
,Nerclse IT'S power and force eac.i
,foker individually to produce them.
Prompt compliance by tho board @;
governors. the committee made clear,
Has desired
Noble explained the reasons for the
nostponement were that the prodIic-
lion of the accounts would nrove T.
great hardship to many brokers who
are not mixed up IN this matter" anc
nat the board was in doubt rs e. its
cover 20 compel the members of the
'Acnange To produce their records
\oblc's counsel, Samuel L. Taylor. also
explained that the brokers were aversc
- submitting their records to the
.ommittee thru fear that many m.
'ocent purchasers names would b,
llade pubic. Relations betuo.u hr,t,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

ofs and clients Wero regarded In the
street ne said, Hs confidential ~
those OF lawyer and client.
Keep Names secret.
Both Chairman Henry of the COM
mlttec and Sherman WEipple. ia
counsel explained that II was not the
committee desire 10 make public In,
names of anyone whose transactions
would not tend To throw nlht ol the
leak rumprs and that the names re.
NcHled probably would not be numor.
Gus. Nhi9ple said he was willing that
the names should lie given the chair,
man OF the stock exchange clearing
house committee in sealed envelopes
To b. opened and examined bv the
expert accountants of the committee
only r developments appeared To rem
der their examination material.
The offer to receive the names i'm
sealed envelopes apparently appealed
To the board Of governors. for in set
cI resolutions adopted al their hur-
iicdly called second meeting. Mr.
Whipple's words virtually were m.
cOrporated
seek Records.
The resolutions asked specifically
that the members furnish the cnair-
man of the clearing house committee
with statements showing on what
STOCKS customers were long and short
al the end of each day between De
c"mbcr 10 and December %, the real
names of The customers. the stock
they dealt in and the number of shares
each; what clearing house stocks were
borrowed, when ana from whom bor-
toWcd. and when returned.
Mombcrs further are requested to
advise the secretary Of the exchange
Il they received any cable or wire
less comm Inications from abroad with
reference 10 Tho presidents peace note
before i was made public here