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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
SWISS CALL TROOPS
TO BAVARIAN BORDER
Trouble In Munich and Baden Cause
OF Step by Government for
Sake of Protection.
KAISER'S SON STILL HELD
Bail IL Refused. Joachim and Also
Prince Leopold, Held ns Mon
archIst Leaders in Capital.

GENEVA, Feb. 2l.--Swiss troops
on the Bavarlan n and Baden frontiers
OF Germany have been reinforced
owing to unrest across the boundary:
A dispatch to the Geneva journal
from Munich, SAYS the situation IN
the Bavarian tapltal is confused. The
central congress, the dispatch auds
is demanding n soviet goVerpment.
DIR. Wilhelm Muehlon, former
director OF the Krupp works, at u
conference with the central commit
tee, declared he would only WORN
with parliament II has oeen re-
ported that no was TO VISIT Muhicn
I and negotiate with the socialis'
leaders with a view to forming new
Bavarian cabinet.
All the aristocratic officers OF tht
cavalry regiments in Munich nav,
been arrested Rail has been refused
Prince Joachim, the youngest son o.
former Emperor william ana frlhce
Leopold OF Bavaria. who are under
arrest as alleged leaders OF the mon
| archlN movement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

Enterprise, Reliability, Character,
Service Make The Tulsa Daily
World Big Institution

1u~HIHE are two kinds the
difference bcweSp the species Is
l merely which they serve thy puUHe
II ie policy u newspaper public well
selfish where Its advantage h~
spapor than and
OF that.
institution does by nncrsns
OF luz
always Of growth OF the community
The Tulsa Daily World Is that sort
called institution then this
cn OF recognition because u"
pronounced In s advocacy OF those
policies Of cities 1t Inns always
instinct, ana therefore mas met
demand
much public known mankind -
IL disenintcs pot news mn"
technical therefore, the medium OF educa
ton growth service increasingly important
II carries message to the
commodity which service not only sns inc
purchaser money, the merchant prosperous
t World carried the burden OF the
,,y witch bas city Its fnmc
Lryn OF
rcfng the life and energy OF
the which fns fully met all Its oppor
tuntics
The arrived when service has become
TINT service which viii make
more Of nm nsuon been before The World will
Tucsiny March o. IL VIII DC
gathering organizations In the
world ASSOCIATED PRESS and the INTERNATIONAL NEWS
the day full leased wires into TINS
so viii, r~ovdc developments In the
Of the world
An edition will be produced approximately
about that which has trnnsprd
locally wcllas IN nations of the globe
The same enterprise and service which has
mndc morning field of eastern
In every of the 81. editions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
CONGRESS IS UNABLE
TO COMPLETE TASKS
Despite Speeding Up, Leaders Claim
All Bills Cannot he Put Through.
Each Party Blame- Other.,
EXTRA SESSION IS ASKED
Senate Resolution Calls for Convcn-
ing on Mnr"h S---Prcridcnt NJ
Capitol; several bills PasA

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.--Presi-
dent Wilson spent two hours at tho
capitol today comforting with scores
Of democratic members OF congress-
discussing innumerable Legislative
affairs, measures to expedite the
work OF congress before adjourn
ment next Tuesday, patronage and
the league OF nations and questions
related to his work at the peace coSA
ference.
Throughout the presidents stay,
both senate and house continue en-
gagged nt high pressure on their oon-
gested calendars. and much headwny
was made during the day Ultimate
fnilure OF several important meas
ures, however, still was regarded as
almost certain.
From 3:aO o'clock 10 $3.50 O'Clock.
constant stream OF callers filed into
the chief executives private room OF
the senate chamber, while tlH presi
bdent. standing throuRhouE gave and
received suggestions on many sub
iects At the close OF the visit the
president received newspaper CORE
suondents for n general discussion
Mny Eorec Extra Session.
The president reiterated his de-
termination not 20 call the new con,
| gress In extraordinary session unti
| he returns from France, and asked
| administration leaders 10 80 inform
/ the republicans, who were represent
| cd bv the democrats as determined
\ To defeat the Victory loan bill, and
thus force an extra session. Lead
ers were urged by the president tt
pass that and all urgent Bbpropria
| tons ana other measures.
"Speehing up" measures bore fur
/ thcr fruit In both houses The meas
uro validating about s2,7b0,0OOOOl
/ In informal war contracts was cor
pleted. both bodies adopting the
conference report. The house ap'
Iproved the conference report on the
oil land leasing bill, but It was he'd
Iup in the senate because OF contro'
CONTINUED 80 PAGE TWELVE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
FOLLOW CAR THIEVES AND
ONE OF PAIR IS CAPTURED

Thieves who took the Buick au-
tomobile Thursday morning belong
ing to Lyon NJ. Nelson OF Broken Ar
row. did not enjoy the use OF the
machine very long, Several byatand-
ers saw the men take the machine.
which was standing near the curb by
the postoffice.
When the owner OF the machine
came out OF the postoffice and stated
that his machine had been stolen
Two men, i. w. Gallagher and George
Gallagher brothers, said that they
cav where the men went with the
ear and started after the thieves.
After n short race the thieves
stopped the machine and started 10
run across a vacant lot but Il. w.
Gallagher caught one OF the men and
brought him 10 the police station.
The other man escaped.
When questioned the man gave the
name OF John Wilson and stated thnt
he lived near the fair grounds, Tie
told the poifce that the man WIN
him was Oliver Phillips. 3l2 North
Iunls street. and that they had start
ed TO Arizona with the machine. VII
son is said TO have confessed the
theft Of the machine and is being
held in the city Jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
WOULD AMEND LEAGUE PACT
Hopes to Give More to En-.
force Territorial Decree;
Opposes Other Changes.
WILL SPEAK IN NEW YORK
Taft Also to Give Address
Senators Offer Resolutions
for Alterations.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.--Presl'
dent Wilson desires conclusion OF
peace treaty as speedily as consist
cnt with the great questions involved
and, except for Adjustment or terri
torinl differences, he believes n great
part OF the work is approaching flnal
form.
This was learned by newspaper
correspond ents with whom the presi-
dent had free and frank discussioh
of his work at Paris and the legisla :
tive situation late today after he had
spent two hours comforting with aa@
minlstrntlon leaders Mt the capitol
IL was the first time the correspond
ents In Washington had been invited
to see the president In several years
II was learned that the amend
ment 10 the proposed constitution OF
the league Of nations which the pres
ldent Intends to suggest upon his re-
turn to Paris will deal with measures
TO be used by the league In enforcing
territorial decrees.
The president let II be known tina,
he In firmly convinced that In no
particular does any provision or, the
league charter conflict with ths
American constitution. He told MS
callers that In the Paris conferences
he had closely and carefully kept IN
mind constitutional features, and had
had the advice OF expert American
lawyers on all constitutional ques-
lions arising. Those appearing Ia
conflict with the constitution were
rejected or altered.
Regarding the Monrpe doctrine
the presidcnt felt that the League
constitution could not contraVene II
when II provided for maintenance OF
the doctrine by all the world.
II was gathered that the president
believed that with the exception OF
the clause relating to enforcing ter
ritorlal DEGREES the only ambiguitie'
connected with the leaEue>constitu'
ton existed In the minds OF persons
discussing them.
II was learned that The president
la firm In his determination not "a
call an extra session OF the new con
gress until he returns from Franco
and also that he does not intend tc
address congress before he sails oil
March S. O..
The president today accepted ar
| invitation TO speak In New York mex
| Tuesday night on the eve OF his sail
| Ing again for France.
Former President Taft IL expected
to be "A special speaker at the sam
meeting. which will he held nnde
| the auspices OF a bipartisan com
mlttee of representatives or variou
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
WHEAT GUARANTEE
BILL PASSES SENATE
Approyal Given Early This Morning
After Long Sc-sdon OF Upper
Branch; Billion Is Voted.
COTTON EMBARGO TO STAY
Wilson Refuses 10 ift II and South
crncrs Try 10 Have Senate Act
on IL But Effort Fails.

WASHINGTON, Feb. as.--The ad-
ministration Bill appropriatins
81, 900. 600, 900 20 fulflll tho govern
monts guarantee " wheat prices to
the farmers for the l9l9Ncrop was
passed at 1890 o'clock this morning
by the senate without material
amendment aud now goes to confer
encc.
After President Wilson yesterday
refused requests Of congressional
delegation from southern cotton
growing states TO remove export EN-
barge restrictions on cotton they en-
deavored In the senate late AT night
to add rider to the $1,000, 600 ,OOV
wheat guarantee bill to repeaF laws
authorizing the embargo. The
amendment, however. was rejected
SO to 20.
The president took the position IN
which he was supported In the SEN
ate discussion tonight by Minority
Leader Lodge and others. that q
change In the embargo situation
would violate the .armistice terms
and that the status quo OF the enemy
.
tho peace treaty is signed.
Senators from tho southern states
however. contended that the embar'
go seriously Injuries American trade
In cotton and that the British EN-
bargo on cotton would maintain tht
armisticc conditions.
The senate adopted. however, by
A viva voCe vote an amendment pre-
scented by Senator Smith OF South
! Carolina. prohibiting the delivery or
contracts OF unmerchantable grades
~ cotton. In explaining the amend
ment Senator Smith said that Owins
20 the practice OF such grades be,
ing delivered on contracts. cotton
exchanges had become gamblint
places.
tharres that the republicans arc
conducting n filibuster in an effor
10 delay Transaction OF business wa'
fkskA on the senate floor by Senator
(NM OF Okahofaa, democrat, durinG
rffaNierat tlUn oG the wheat guaranty
bill.
Senator PcnrOse OF Penrsylvania
republican, denied the accusation anC
declared that since the Oklahoma
senator, as well rs Senator liltchcocl
! of Nebraska. has devoted three-Quar
ters OF the day discussing an "aca
demlc subject" Il was "effrontery" tt
charge the republicans with delaying
transaction OF business.
! Debate on amendments 10 the hil
! followed with both republican an'
| democratic senator's csagrrelng tn
measure was necessary No the gov
ernment could keep fath with tn
forme'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
TERRITORIAL COMMISSION
WILL HEAR PEACE, CLAIMS

PARIS. Feb. 27.--The official
communication dealing with today's
session of the peace conference is'
sued this evening says
"A meeting OF the ministers and
representatives OF the allied ana
associated powers was held today al
the Quai d Orsay.
"On motion by the American dele
gates II was decided TO organize a
central commission for territorial
questions.
"Afterwnrd the Zionist case was
represented by Doctor Weizmann
and NJ. SokolOw. representing tho
Zionist orran'zation, Prot Sylvan
Lcyl OF the college OF France ana a
member ~ the Palestine committee
Mr.. Andre Splre. representing the
French Zionist organization, ana
Mr.. S2esyahkin, representing the
Jews OF Russia. The next meeting
will be held Saturday. March !, at
y, m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Highuaymen and Booze
Haulers in a Battle;
One Fatally Injured

Vague reports Of battle pe-
tween high jRckers' and booze
hnulers near south Coffeyville In
OkInhoma were received az the
police station last night. Three
highwaymen who are said TO nave
been operating in that district
against the whisky runners were
attacked by some OF ther victims
OF n week ago, according to the
report received at the local ponce
headnuartcrs last night.
There we're no shots fired but
the alleged "hiRh jackers' were
badly beaten and one is expected
TO die
The Cotfeyvillc police phoned
the local office with descriptions
nf the injured men, and the local
police believe they know the men
az a trio known in Tulsa's under
world.
The whisky runners have no re-
course at law when robbed, and II
Is the theory OF the police that
they handed together for revenge.
ON the men who tosk their contra
band. Four whisky cars, heading
south, were stopped by nigh JACK
ers" near Coffeyville last Wednes-
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
E. A. Rose of Turiey
First Mail Subscriber
for The EUening World

Already the flow OF mail sub.
acrlptiOns to The Evening Tulsa
Daily World has begun. To T. \.
Rose OF Turley, Okla, goes the
honor of being the flrst oui-0t-
town patron TO place his order Tor
the new edition OF Oklahoma =
Greatest Newspaper He en-"
closed check for one years sub
scription to tine Morning, Evening
and Sunday World.
While an avalanche OF orders
for the new evening edition, which
starts next Tuesday. had been an
icipated and caused only s0tstac-
ton. the circulation department
has been astonishet at the large
pumber ofTpcrsons never before
subscribers, who have had their
names placed on thc-iist for morn
ing, afternoon and sunday editions
slnce announcement of the extern
sion OF The worlds service into
the afternoon field ).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
H .,CIYVIEs.' ,.

Where are the girls who used TO smile
And the rides / used 70 get.
And where Is the crowd that was very
proud
To pass me q eirsret,si
Time va: I danced with the msidens
And captured their hearts by ytonm,
-Bu, I've los, my pull with the 'u'f
Since quitting the uniform. -
I've sunk my shoe. into Turkt s
That only the rich can owl
Al tables fine I've been asked Wne
In the heart Of the social zone.
In the cushions deep OF . limousine
have rested my manly form,
Blu, I've lost my graft with the tony
Since apitting the uniform.
I've been . king on the ballroom floor,
And ace In the social whirl:
could show my face In any old place
And never a liz would curl,
I could walk right up 70 rich mans
And bs .urs Of a welcome warm
Since quitting the uniform.
Now walk downtown and the autos
And nobody says "Es, ini'' -
And they give me the tilted chin.
And nobody knows and nobody cares
: Whether I eat or how.
I must buy my chuck. for I'm out o
I'm wearing the "elvvlc" now,
Copyright. 1919, by Edgar A. duesD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Macy Officials Oppose
Sinking of Hun Vessels

wAsHINGTON. Feb 2s.--Author-
itative opinion OF American naval
officials apparently IN definitely
crystalliZed against any proposal TO
sink the surrendered German fleet.
Naval authorities point out tha'
such a course would represent sheer
economic waste for winch there
could be no excuse. At thR/snme
time however, ApTr>IG9r nnvNl opin-
ION ls eGually positive that the yes
sells should be stripped OF all val
liable fittings and sold for junk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
TWO BADLY BURNED WHEN
BIG GAS WELL COMES IN

agwo Gypsy field men were serl-
ously burned when the Skelly well
near Pearson ir is-27-S came tn
with 100000 feet OF sas last night
The gas caught fire and II was I'M
possible for the two 10 get TO safety
before the flames had caught their
clothing.
Few details were available last
night and the names OF the men and
seriousness OF their injuries could
not be learned with certainty II was
reported that Patsy" Murphy, we'll
known In Tulsa. WAS one OF the In
ured The tool dresser on the well
was said TO have been the more seri-
ously In lured Both men were taken
To Pawhuska for treatment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Wire Briefs
GERMAN TROOPS
SENT TO SAXONl.

BERLIN. Wednesday, Feb. 70
The government has sent an ainpIo
force OF troops 10 Halle. SHNony' 10
restore order and normal conditions,
The commanding officers. have Resn
directed TO queh disorders IN the
sternest manner. The troops aF~ eS-
pected TO arrive In Halle this after
noon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
PROVIDES FOR FILING SUIT
Bond Must Be Filed by Cor
porations and Actions May
Be Brought Upon 1t.
MILITARY ACADEMY WINS
Now Has Approval Of Both
Houses of legislature; Road :
Appropriation Offered.
Worlds Capital Bureau,
Skiryin Hotel.


skryin Hotel.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 81
Senator Simpsons blue sky law,
which embodies many OF the features
Of the Kansas law. advanced to final
passage in tho house yesterday
passed the senate ting afternoon by
a vote OF 20 to 10. The bill had seen
much hyuffeting before II was finally
accepted by the senate and Senator
Johnson or Okmulgee county. who
has n similar bill pending. voted for
Il hut asked that his reasons for vot-
ing as he did be Incorporated In, the
record,
Among other things the bill pro-
yides that any person who shall be
iaduced TO purchase any stock or
bonds OF any corporation or proposed
corporation by reason OF any mis-
representation OF any material fact
concerning the stocks or bonds. shall
have the right to bring suit upon
bond which must be filed by the
corporation before II is gwen a GER
tificate to do business within the
state. The person filing suit shall
not be entitled 10 recover more than
the amount OF the money paid or the
actual value OF the property given
IN exchange for the securities. With
interest.
Another section provides that
every corporation before selling or
Offering any securities for sale must
. file ts written consent that actions
may be commenced against II In the
proper courts by the service OF
process on the secretary pr state and
agreeing that such service shall De
held in the courts as valid and bind
ing as N the service had been MADE
upon the company ITSELF.
The bill creates a state issues COM
mission composed OF the bank COM
missioner, the secretary OF state and
the state auditor.
Clnrcmorc Bill Passes.
Representative Tom Rights Okla
. homa military academy bill finally
passed the senate today by n vote OF
2s 81. 1t has already been sent
. through the house. Sen. Il. +. WOODS.
republican, OF Claremore plloted the
bill through the senate.
A bill approprlating S5'6is,s1l
was introduced In - senate by
Thomas this afternoon. for the pur-
pose OF carrying into effect the pro-
visions OF the federal roads act which
extends aid TO states in the construc-
ton Of roads. In other words the
bill seeks 10 carry out the provisions
OF the federal stpulations in regard
10 the distribution OF roads fundt
contained In the federal highwa,
act
Under the terms OF the bill, 81
i53,055 would be made available
June 30, 1919: s2,190.sob June 30
1920. and s2,306.1ll June 80. 1921
The bill was referred TO the appro'
priations committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
ANOTHER BAVARIAN
CHIEF is DEAD.

BERLIN. Tuesday. Feb. 25.--Herr
Hoffman Baearian leader OF the ma
ority socialists, is complete nervous
wreck and is In retirement. accord
ing to a dispatch received here from
Munich. Major General CORES
ministerial counsellor, who was
wounded during Fridays riot In the
Bavarlan diet, has died OF his in
Iuries. II 10 reported
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Massachusetts Con-
gressman Receives
Nomination.
REPUBLICANS CAUCUS
Members of New House Or
ganizc at Meeting in
Warrington.
MANN IS SECOND IN RACE
Illinois Leader Gets Only Half
as Many Votes as Sue
cessful Rival.
MANN IS SECOND IN RACE

WAHttlENb i'AN' f'p' 90 ''f''
sentative Frederick II. Gillett OF
Maana chusetts was nominated on the
first ballot tonight by the rep"b-
Iicnn conference as the party can.
didnte for speaker In the next house
OF representatives.
Representative JAMES X. Mann OF
Illinois ran second. with Representa-
tive Philip Campbell OF Kansas VINO
entered uhe race a few days ago hfter
Represen tative. simeon ID. Fess OF
Ohio had Withdrawn, far behind AZ
the republicans will have aPma'or',y
f1u the next house, nomination was
I ffexarded by them as equivalent 10
| election. .
The official vote was nnounoed
bv Representative Horace NJ. Towner
OF Iowa, chairman OF the conferences,
follows. Oillett. 13S: Mann. ee'
Campbell. Ia; scattering, o, four Tor
Representatives John J. Esch OF Wis
consin and one for Representat''"
Frank w. Mondeil OF Wyoming.
| Immediately after the ballot was
announced, the election OF Mr.. Oil
lett was made unanimous on motion
OF Mr. Mann.
Page Is Named Clerk.
After a brief address by the sue
cessfui candidate. The copferenc'
nrooeeded with the nomination ,oi
other candidates for office In TN
house, w. Tyler Page OF Montgom'
efy coun.S acnia ,na ,,n,~ and To-
a.eu ,W' 80 phNndeInhia
sePh ~ us VOC. nnu,,n
how u houss r,ns over Ren
steu ioI no' s,,,,i Tary ~ wis
rosens ..sn, sxnire. March 4
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uon, MT "'' "
ment A. ,h.a IN. voal NJ M,
nav. S".r,,.s which I ann
sn ,, % fsw man feel IN
pose e'.s ,,,,a. ,n nv eenerou
ueepe hu,I nava M tinve q
suPpor,eu o's IT,, anyone NJ
nh,,,an now Will be 10 establlsl
nIpiuon nnara,ior among nj
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repub,icsns a n1,,,nvs ,,roh
ce@Iuly VI" nu asn.
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for cone"e, | $500 n. n.
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rounuIhs out MS .,,h,n IA. an
secu.Ve seo', Ues,a..nt. ,jv
terea eons'astn 1t,,nn.s 49, was v.serar
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Mr.. ullcts s,tt - ,ha sor,ne
serV3oe fve 80 saar e., ,ha hons
speaker, wnose ,aa hv ab.enc
nave pen ln.tlup." W
from TWO oo"t a., cu
Despite hss long service, MT ol'
lett is not ope OF tne wluey snow
Wemoers or tne nouse' @
friends ascripe nus risc W rpt,na'Ia
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persomal ,s,,Nn aus, nIi,e,, {. from IN
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Thieves Get S3OO,OW
In Pittsburgh Building

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27.-Theft Of
fSo0,0 900 In liberty bonds. cash AND
other securities from the office or
the James n. oliver estate on the
twenty -secend floor OF the oliver
building was reported to the lpoliee
this afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.--IIife war wa,
separtment announced today the sail
ing from France OF II Transports,
bringing in all about $50 officers ana
OO0 men. Among the units on
board are the machine gun hattal'ohs
and divisional troops formerly at
tached to the S7th division
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

JACKSON. Miss. Feb. 2T,--A
resolution urging the farmers of
Mississippi TO pledge reduction OF
80 per Gent in their cotton acreage
was adopted here today at con-
Nention OF the cotton producers
from every county in the stnte. pre-
sided over byoP. y. Garner. COM
missioner OF agriculture
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

LONDON. Feb, 81. - Princess
Patricia Of Connaught and Com
mander Alexander Il, NJ. Ramsay. K.
n, were married at Westminster Ap.
hey at noon. today. No other social
event since the outbreak OF the war