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The Washington times., 1919-07-11

A peach-llke color mounts the checks;
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full for a dark, sallow skin, shiny nose,
freckles, tan, oily skin, sun spots,
coarse pores, pimples, black heads,
chappcd, rough skin, ruddiness, wrin-
kjcs and many other facial bIemiShes.
DerWili0 method Is absolutely harm
less and will not produce or stimulate
a growth Of hair. 1t is superior To
face powder. as Precipitation does not
affect il, therefore il stays on better
Thousands who have used il have had
the same results as Miss Clayton, and
/ am sure II you will give il a fair
trial you viii become just as enthu-
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preference to any other powder or
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The marriage is announced OF Lieut.
Thomas Henry Healy, to Mile. Eliza
beth 2errisson. daughter of Major and
Nine. Perrisson, OF Paris. The cere-
mony was performed on June 10 in
Paris in the presence OF a large COM
pany OF the brides relatives and
friends and brldegroom's military as
sociates. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Healy, of this city. and is a
graduate OF George Washington Uni
versity. The wedding came as a sur
prise to his family and friends. as the
engagement had not previously been
announced.
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morning. accompanied by their son,
Ensign A. A. Donaldson, who will sail
tomorrow on the Imperator, to which
he was recently assigned. After a
visit to Fort Totten, l.. l., and
Charleston, S. c. General and Mrs.
Donaldson will return to Washington
about the middle of August. Miss
May Sue Donaldson will leave next
week for the Adirondacks to visit
Brig. Gen. Leonard Smith and Miss
Smith.
Senator and Mrs. Warren G. Hard
ing have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
+. b. Scobey, of San Antonio, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scobey will remain for
a week or more.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter left Wash
ington last evening for her home in
Helena, Mont. She will not return to
Washington for three months, as she
will establish classes in citizenship
in Helena similar to those she estab-
lished in Washington. After a month
in Helena she will spend a short time
in Wyoming, and then in Seattle,
going thence to Alaska to visit her
brother. Mrs. Carter is a member Of
the National Republican Woman's
Executive Committee.
Miss Louisa Hoar has returned to
Washington after an absence Of some
weeks spent in a series of visits in
Boston, on the North Shore, at Tux
edo Park, and. later. at PennIyn,
Philadelphia She has Joined her
mother, Mrs. Frederick Gillett, and
will remain in Washington for a short
time.
Miss Frances Hoar is still on the
North Shore, making a series of visits.
Mrs. Robert r. Ralston and her
children have gone to Vineyard
Haven. Martha's Vineyard, Mass, to
spend the summer. Colonel Ralston
is on duty overseas
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JANE AppAMs IN RERLIN.

BERLIN. July 11.-Miss Jane Ad-
dams. Of Chicago, president Of the
international Congress OF Women
Berlin.
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BrOmweIIs to Depart.

Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell, Miss Mil
dred Cromwell and Scott Bromwe,
will start on Monday for Charlevoi
Mich, to spend the rest of the summer
! with Mrs. BromwelPs mother, Mrs
Matthew T. Scott. They will make
| the trip by motor.
Miss Bromwell has recently re-
turned from Elkins, w. Va, whe-e
she was a guest at a house party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee ana
Miss Ellen Bruce Lee. Mr.. BromWe'I
spent a few days at White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va, joining a party which
included Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, hn-
niece, Mrs. George Almy Percy. Miss
Courtney Let's, Henry CASA way
Lieutenant Percy is in France with
the marines.
Miss Olyve Graef is visiting Miss
BromwelI for a few days.
A luncheon was given yesterday at
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New YORK
by the Aero Club of America and the
Chamber of Commerce of the Bur
Ough of Queens to Lieut. Comdr. 4.
bert G. Read, Comdr. John H. Towers
and Lieut.. Comdr. Patrick l.. Bellin-
ger. The gold medal Of the Aero Club
was presented TO Commander Read
for the first transatlantic crossing
by air in the Nc and medals If
merit were given Commander Towers
and Commander BelIinger. Baron
d'EstourneIles de Constant was the
principal speaker.
Mrs. Gore HOEtesa.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gore, wife of Sem
ator Gore. was hostess at a luncheon
at the Capitol yesterday, when her
guests included Mrs. James a Reed.
Mrs. William J. Macdonald, of Pas
adena, Cal; Mrs. Allen Porter, of
Kansas City; Mrs. Joseph Ponder and
Miss Margaret Hays. OF Dallas. Tex.
all of whom were at the Capitol to
hear the President speak.
Miss Margaret Young, OF Okla
homa. who was the guest for some
time OF Mrs. Gore. has returned to
her home. accompanied by the latter's
little daughter. Miss Nina Gore.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c. Cop
ley have returned TO Washington from
a motor trip to Quebec and through
the Berkshires.
Miss Emma Gray, Of the Ontario. is
spending the summer with her
brother-in-law and sister, Prof and
Mrs. II. NJ. Paul. at their cottage at
South Bristol, Me.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. Q. Donald
son went TO New York yesterday
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1919-07-11

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. Q. Donald
son went TO New York yesterday
The Washington times., 1919-07-11
Mrs. Gore Hostess.

Congressman and Mrs. Ira c. Cop.
ley have returned 10 Washington from
a motor trip to Quebec and through
the Berkshires.
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Miss Emma Gray, of the Ontario, is
spending the summer with her
hrother-in-law and sister, Prof. and
Mrs. n. NJ. Paul. at their cottage at
South Bristol, Me.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
THIRD SENIORS ORGANIZE I.
FOUR TEAMS SELECTED
TO PLAY AT Y. M. G. A.
Expected League VIII &c Filled When
Players Gather Neat Tues
day Night.

The third senior class basketball
league WAS organized last night at the
Central Y. NJ. G. y. gymnasium. and will
be known as the Ford League. -Four
teams were selected. and the same
rule OF limiting each team to seven
active players will be observed. There
|. arc but three vacancies OF the teams.
and these VIII be filled when tho class
meets next Tuesday night.
To morrow night the l.iEhtwciEhtS
will play tho hcavywcighis at o'clock.
The IIcavies will depend upon Law :
renee. Richmond. T. Rethcl. Frank.
Jones, Beck and Moody. while their
opponents will have Shcvit1. w.
Hatcher, Fletcher. Ward, Mullen. Humid
ley and Craig.
"Elivvcrs." j. Hatcher. Captain Null
lcn Moody. Butler. Nelson and Whar-
tiers; "iCnricS." w. Hatcher. Captain
Jones. Craig. Shcvtz. Hodne and Ar
instead: "JitucyS," Goldstcin, Captain
Fletcher, Ward. Ford, Mckee and
Ruttgen; 'Lizzics." McGraham. CAPTAIN
UunGclv. Waldrop. L. Bethel, IIarfcld.
Lane and Iantrum Tuesday nights
game will be between the Flivvcrs and
Tcnrics At the same time the Jitneys
will play the l.izaics.
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Go Into Training
or Wear Corsets
Oracles of MEMS Styles
Decree "High Waist
and Slcin Tight"

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Jan 30
The American male who wishes TO be
modish has n choice between going
into training TO reduce his tissues and
wearing corsets.
This was determined when the Ma
tional Association of Merchant Tailors
in solemn convention assembled de-
cidedo to-day that mems clothes arc
to he Skin-tight and high waistcd"--
whatever that means.
or course. those young Americans
whose waists have grown lean while
their muscles grew hard in their coIn :
lrEs service VIII not have TO worry
Thcy require neither reduction nor
corScts. From evening Clot hes TO sack
business suits the newly ordained stvlc
is to prevail.
Even oVcrcoats are to Crown upou
their owners possessing such a thing
as tunny. for they too are to be snug,
especially at the waist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Munirion. Walker Predicts E1oucrn,,or

l 81 Associated Press
KNOW LIE. TENN Ian. 3c-Thc
~ Ham j. niiN"r alleged munitions
the next term OF Federal Court in ',h;s,
CITY In" continuation OF the prclini-
nary nearing. set for to-day. was an
should tho grand jury return !. mot
rue Dill the cas-" viii b. terminated
and INC dci"ndanta completely cX0ucr-
ACC" "illCh result MI Oliver is conf.
na@ engaged Judge j. NJ. Anderson. o,
NnShNl'e, Il. special assistant district
the case. Mr.. oliver and ton other dc
remnants deny the charges Of fraud i'm
ne inanufacturc 81 munitions for III.
United States Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

HiIIy sunday breaches on "NIoti-
crs" M both services, = and 40,
city Auditorium.
Miss Grncc sake. director of Bible
the methods of Bible study ut 81.
James Episcopnl Church, 1O:IO.
French play at John Marshall
High school. S:3O.
Mrs. william Asher speaks to
business girls mud young women.
and lunch Is served. seventh Street
Christian Church annex, 1880 TO
80.
Meeting of campaign directors oC
the Centenary Conference or the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
al Y. VI. 4. \.
Miss Florence kinney. student
work director of sunday purity,
talks to students OF the Fulton
schools at the Denny Street Meth
Udist Church. i:I5.
Annual meeting of the Y. w. e..
A.. central building. GALS. Address
by Miss katherine Halves.
Storytelling hour by Miss Lou
Belle Cntc~by Jones. Church of tho
Itoi! Comforter. 4.
Miss Mabel brown holds current
events class. Won'np'S Club, II so.
Lecture by Miss Hattie Belle
Gresham NJ the Jefferson Hotel,
Room G:io. t:30.
Meeting of Federation OF Mothers
Clubs. CUrIcy'S Hall, 5 to ~.
Miss Grace SAKE speaks mt Fulton
Methodist Church at =.
Quarterly meeting OF the Fedora
tiou "f baptist Home Department
Workers, second baptist Church,
:.::;U.
Reception in honor Of REV. w.
Russell Bowie, -, u, sunday school
rooms of -. PnuI's Episcopal
Church. $50.
Special meeting of Richmond Den
tai Society ia hear address by Dr.
irwin Ante, of Canada. Medical Col
lcEc of NfrEinin, y.
Finance Committee of the Council
meets at =. city Halt.
Woman'S Guild of Grace Episro-
uni Church gives cntertainmcnt, SOB
West Franklin street, To II.
Asher plays Strain in pocket bill
lizards match, IinSlins's parlOr, at =.
Academy of MuSic-"Thc Brut,"
S::O.
I.yric-Nnudcviilc and pictures,
$3.50, 80 and q.
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ADJUSTMENTS
..,r,c I,rnt- rlcnscs.

C.cverly written and cleverly played,
The Brat delighted the audience at
the Academy last night. with Cccil
Spooner in the title role. y sianSy
child OF tho streets, naive, optimistic
quick wittcJ, whose pas; has only two
high iiEhtS-aS an cN-nlember OF :,
nippod: ONE pony chorus. and eight
weeks IN Il hospitai-"Thc Brat is:
nevertheless, most !ovable and
wholesome little person. Her audience
paid tribute in laughter and tears. and
in quick and spontaneous applause
which needs no prompter.
Splcndidly played. also, is the part
OF the maynard younger son. by Jack
Lewis who is especially good in the
scene where he and the old butler, TIM
son. get Sloriously and most convinc-
inEly lit
Earl iigley. as the bishop, is the
weak spot in the company presenting
The Bra,." Ills trouble is obvious
youth. Ia the makeup of the tire
some old church prc!aic he is not con-
viuciuS enough
Very much overplayed is the part of
Jane De Pew. the Artist, by Miss Edna
May Spooner. as we'll as that of Mac
Milen Forrcster, the novelist brother
OF the scapegoa- stephen. which ~
portrayed by Kirk Brown.
The mother and The Diana OF the
Chase" debutante are not bad as parts
go. The husband seeking bud is. at
least, very pretty. r. y NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
TO SEE MILITARY HANDICAP
High aHlccr> of Seventeenth Division
VIII Attend New Orleans
Event.
lev Associated Press 7

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 80 EilcaGirr-
General Iichcr, W. McarnS formerly
mead OF the Seventeenth Division. viii
come here with colonel Joseph Il FOR
tello and other stan officers Of Tho al
vision 10 witness Tho military haudtrRn
which Will bc run a, the Cair Grnuu0e
Track in connection with ncNt Saiur-
days racing program Five cavalry.
officers from Camp Bcaurcgard Nil.
compete with like number from Camp
Shelby.
mistake in transmission Of in
formation from Camp EcaiIrcEarrl las.
night resulted iu the announcement
that II WAS General March Who would
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
FINAL PAYMENT ON FOURTH
LOAN WERE DUE TUESDAY
This, However, Docs Not Affect Ar
ranEcments Hctwren hanks and
Sub.eribcrs.
nv Associated Pros I

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3o.--To correct
misapprehension reelected in many in
uuirics. Treasury officials explained TO-
day that, although tic final 80 per cent
payment on the fourth Liberty loan
was due to-day at the Treasury and
Federal reserve banks, this would not
affect bonds purchasers who are buy
ing from banks or other institutions
on the monthly installment plan.
The mon thly installment arrange
mcnts are strictly between the sub
Scriber and the bank. and the bank will
pay the installmcnt due to-day, viz
tually granting credit to the individual
subscriber for remaining payments.
Owing TO advance payments. far
ahead Of the required schedule, only
about S400.0 0Oo remained TO be paid
to-day 10 complete the S6.9So. 900. 600
OF the fourth loan.
4 block Of certificates OF Indebted
hess, originally amounting 10 s64l,-
100000, also were redeemed to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
VOTES TO END RESTRICTION
Senate Committee Moves to Tint End
hy Hiii 10 CurtniI Power OF
shipping Hoard.
IBy Associated prcssl

w WASHINGTON. Jan. Boy unani-
nous vote. the Senate Commerce Com
mittee to-day ordered favorablv re-
ported bill by Senator Jones Of
Washington. taking from the Shipping
hoard authority TO restrict constrlc-
ton OF ships in American yards for
foreign account.
senator Jones read letter from Act
ing Chairman Donald, OF the Shipping
Board. stating that officials OF the
board were favorable to lifting the
restrictions on steel ship construction.
but at the direction OF President vii
son 1t had not been done. Restrictions
on wooden ship construction IN Ameri-
can yards already Nave bc"n lifted X
was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
GIANTS ANNOUNCE GAMES
New Workers. Expect to Set a Record
In Number of Exhibition
Contests.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-The New York
Giants will probably set record IN
tho number of exhibition games 10 ne
PLAYED with American League teams
this spring. despite the shortened tram
ing season. II was announced TO- ga
that eight games would he hooked
with the worlds champion ken son
and seven games with the Washington
The games with the Boston team
will be played rs follows; In tampa
March 90 and 80 and April > and o.
IN Gainesville, Fla, April and =.
The other two games VIII be playe,Gi
on tho trip North. The Giants viii
meet Baltimore At Baltimore, Anrl! =
and Is. and will thr.. open seven
game series with Washington. ending
VIII double. eaders on Apr!l ~ and ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
INVADE SOUTH AMERICA
WITH BIG LEAGUE TEAMS
CoIninsley Declares lie VIII rnt>c
Matter In with Manager
pS Giants.
fBv Associated Press. J

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.--Plans for an in
rasion OF South America next fall by
two teams Of major league bail play
ers wcrc revived today hN Charles
A. Comiskcy, owner OF the White SoN.
who has Just returned from a several
weeks visit in Florida.
MFR. Comnskoy said ii was his IN
tention TO take ur the matter at once
with Manager McCiraw. OF the Giants:
and il was his belief the tip could
be started soon after the close OF the
worlds series next October.
~ wanted 70 40 10 South America
not only las. fall. bu; the year before"
Com;nskey said, but war conditions
prevented These conditions now arc
eliminated or Will he by next fall It
looks now as IL we can arrange It after
next season"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
movie MAN BUYS BRAVES
GRANT, OWNER OF LONDON,
THEATERS, Is PURCHASER
George StnlIinHs VIII Remain as Man.
aEer, and New Players VIII
4s%S t DC Obtained.
fRy Assocla,cd rrcs.-l

interest in The Boston Ma
ttonaS League baseball club TO George
Washington Grant, for the last ten
years the owner OF string of NOV
land, was announced to-day.
6 The purchase price OF Vic large
block OF stock b. which Grant obtained
control OF tho club Was not made
known.
George Stallings viii be retained
as manager, and Walter IL. HapGopd,
tho business MANAGE, VIII continue IN
that capacity Mr.. Grant VIII be prest-
dent of the club.
a. Grant stated that new players would
be obtained for tho Braves before the
opening OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
DESTROY AGED TROTTER
Hal Excel, Famous in Ills Rnrinr
Days, KILLED at Owners
Request.

CHICAGO Jan. &o.-fial Excel.
year-oid tro,ter, which Won
purses and famc in his racing days,
was destroyed ny The police to-day at
the request OF his owner. old Black
Joe" Murphy, negro. himself widely
known in racing circles years ago.
The horse was I'll" offspring Of rrinCc
Hal and Eva y, ana had been raised
by Murphy. VINO vented his sorrow al
partinS. but said the horse was so
weak he considered It's destruction
merciful
Murphy started as a Jockey moro
than for:y-fve years ago. and when
breds, turned -. the irottine turf as
an owner and tl,tirfyr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
MONUMENT TO WOMANHOOD
Third American Army Started Move
nent 10 Com mcmoratc American
"Oucn'S Devotion.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
ocCIPATioN. Jan 30-Thc movement
to erect in Washington. j.. G.. a monu-
m"nt to american woinauhood in com
mcmoration OF her loyalty. sacrifices
and devotion to The American cxpc-
nitionhrN forces" has been started By
the Third American Army.
u lS proposed tnat General Pcrshing
hppolni a com fniit"c TO take up the
american "Npeditionary forces the
rhNy ana the merchant marine he per-
Matted 20 contribute to the fund I'm
der the proposed plan enlisted me-,
would give : c:.ch and officers SO each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
MATTY MAY GO WITH GIANTS
Gotham Fans Hear Veteran uurIcr
VIII CoHch New Norh's
Pitchers

NEW YORK. Jan. 3o-.nrjs.v
Matthewson may come back to o. Tie tho
Giants.
This was the tjr being PASSED bv
3 New Yori baseball fans today follow
ing the release Of Fat Moran hy tic
sGiants to hecoiro manager "f the Gin
cinnati Reds
Mat,hewson. as coach of the New
YORK pitchers would b" a great a.
8yorite here IN view of Tho fac, tina,
: his return 10 ,his country may be
lit will not surprise local fans TO sec
.his return 70 Tho nmLo GroMnh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Avintor Dies on Wedding Tour.
TBY Associated Presxl

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. 3o-Richard Fl.
Atwood. who as an army aviation lieu
tenant had charge OF acrobatic flying
at Gcrstncr Field. La. and Carlstrom
Field. Fla. died in n hospital here yes
tcrday OF pneumonia contracted while
on his honeymoon. It was learned to-
day. The former aviator. who was re-
putcd TO be millionaire, was mar
ried last September TO Miss Dorothy
Randolph. Of Alexandria,. La. their
wedding tour being deferred until he
was discharged from the army Mr.
Atwood was twenty-five years old and
his home was at Cheshire. Conn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Good Show at Lyric.

Seen by the usual big crowds Al all
three OF yesterday and .ast nights per
formanccs, the Lyric bill for the final
half OF this week is particularly pleas
ing. l. includes five features besides
the pictures and music, all OF which
are fully up TO the usual Lyric stand
AID. ON the bin are the Five Prince
ton Girls III music and song: Frank
Milton and the DE Long Sisters. in Il
pleasing skit. called The Diamond
Palace; Mccain and LacroiX. in the
Judge and the Bum; Felix and
Fisher in :, comedy bar Offering. and
Lloyd and Wells in the Two Black
Jacks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
DANVILLE MERCHANTS ACT
RESOLUTIONS Passed Urging senator. ia
oppose PassnEc Of Tax UilI
Now pcnIIinE.

DANVILLE. Va, Jan. 3o.--At a
meeting held here tonight, At WHOM
business trins and corporations repre-
Sch'ihS over SlS,Oob.Oo0 OF capital and
employing 10000 hands. resolutions
were passed unanimously urging tho
two United St:.tcs Senators from Nir-
Sinia and congressman from this dis
trict 10 oppose the passage of the lax
bill now pending before Congress. be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
browning Gums an WI, 10 Lrnn1

~ I'TTt0
WITH TIE. AMERICAN ARMY or
4 0CCUPATIoN. Jan 20 Tho ASK Of
s6upplying the eight Division, o! the
sSThird American Army Win Brut.uiur
machtne guns and automatic roles was
sbegun recently. The Browning are to
replace The machine guns ana auto
! OF the American cxpcdiiIonliv forces
fhaye been armed. FOR tho army ~ pc-
SGars will be required 10 tranapuri III.
sSweapons from France to ~. 1ccuniGd
q territory. Each division is ID have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
DEMPSEN'S MANAGER
-..~ READY no MEET WILLARD

NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.-Jack Dempsey
stands ready 10 box Jess Willard upon
any terms agreeable to Tex Richard.
This statement was made here TO-DAY
by Dcmpsey's manager. who further
announced tina; Dempsey would meet
Georges Carpenter in an elimination
bout before July {. ii such contest
WAS conSihercn deSira bio.