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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

| with placing all Belgium loans in the
United states.
WASHINGTON. sent l7,-Ac,ins Sec
rotary Roosevelt Of the navy. has an
nounced that no is opposed to dis
continuance OF the y, Nj. Z. 4. welfare
work in the navy. The War Depart
ment is disseminating the work
BUDAPEST. sept, 1.-THE Rou-
manian army has/heEun to withdraw
from Budapest = steady movement
VI trains being N progress u is
believed that tho retirement viii be
completed within n fortnight
NEW YORK. sept Ii Socialist
sembiy district here was wrecked last
night by several mon in United States
service uniforms. the police were in
formed iodaE The intruder, ,aS,a,s de, de-
papers from the walls and broke up
furniture after entsr:ng the building
by smashing the sSyliEht
VIENNA. Sept I'm view Of the
alarming spread OF vice In Vienna. the
police authorities have decided upon a
system OF scSratton.
PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE continued de-
probation q the franc in the United
upon by All the morning newspapers.
together with the declaration by Min
ister OF Finance Flotz in the debate
y
mat the only remedy is fcS France TO
buy from countries where the rate of
exchange is favorable TO her.
PARIS. Sept. l7:-Ge5man news
cupation OF Fiume by Captain Gabrielle
limiting that a similar raid is possible
at Dan@ig.
reached by Premier cl "f "saesm snd
Field Marshal Allenby. OF the British
army' concerning the occupation Of
all the area north of the frontier be-
tween Palestine and Syria on or before
November hy British troops, accord
!nS TO morning newspapers
DETROIT, MICH. Sept. Ia salary
pan to be submitted 10 tho congress
me most important subject before the
fourteenth annual convention of the
national League of Postmasters. which
opened here today. The plan would
set a Hat salary for third and fourth
class posimastcrs. based upon receipts
al Their Offices.
hERNE. SWIFT. Sept. lit is re-
ported here that Or. Larry. SECRETARY
o. ne r., Political department in Rernc.
minister az Washington.
,o 9i,RA ,:Sc,l; $. 6. Sept, 1.-THE
."un'y a year ahead of the time cx-
pGcted. !. *. Easlcy, cntomolog;s, Of
clemson. announced today after an in
snection OF fields.
TRANSFERRING. s. G., Sen, -
Judge ra, n T Wright. in Court OF Cen
vo W.. s'sSionS here today directed
tsau Coulter. indicted for tho mmracr
~ -, !en oates wealthy resident Of
~ gtaF.
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order out Kings Army.

LONDON. Sept. liking I;crdjn,,d
OF koufnanla has been ordered pcromp-
lorilN TO have his army eva cuaic Hun
gary immediately
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DECLARES HONOR CALLS
NATION TO ACCEPT PACT
President Says Principles of Treaty
We're Laid Down by
America
COUNTRY SHOULD STAND By II
Explains Shantung Iniquity, but Sees
..in Proposal TO Strike Out Pro-
t,vision on Irrational Things-EN-
plains Original Robbery of China.
fBy Associated Press

,SQuite anar, from ~, D,crf,s
any particular situation which mt
Use aoou. inc tf.aiH tseii: thih
Tin the first place. 4; was aid dow
accordinS 10 American specitiCat3 OF
.nitial suggestions uron which ,hi
lea would not have yod nn,iers'an
nc as meaning thai ,hey wsrc i.ea
confined to America. becausn IN
copied. the joy MIN which ;hey wcr
acclaimed in some pa-ts a.. ..ho Sarld
the readiness 81 the leaders of nation.
re-, S",poSt" '' $50 I 49,.
80 3 49, '!:"l ~
of'the treaty show how nat ,5ey werc lis
people. they werr lls,entns 70 then
new age. and the necessity we wcr'
under 10 take any measures for tn,
peace OF the world.
Have Prevented Conquest
.Bcause the ih;nS mat had napDened
ma 'n'o,s-n ore ' sns n%.
would have set the civilization OF the
world back 100 years. w. have pre-
enough.
again and AGAIN as rav. cross Il
the con.:nen, generous women--wo'n, u
. Sas sa!s; GO pc! nsss ,, you MS rr 81,
asrs io oHs s ., .ns; i'Nf ,s Saa % %"
80 -" 80, T..
o!oShets m kae Wa. ~! S.'2u!u S"vE
ciess me
:! sds;ssa congress 10 4ec ,i,,, w ,.i
10 death. As commander-ia-ch Of
the a-nl. sent chem over the seas
and :asy were Killed. WHY should They
80 So 49, ~; ~ sons n'c
o,he- women saved heaectorih. They
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manian army as/heEun to withdraw
from Budapest. u steady movement
9f trains being n progress. !; is
believed that tho retirement will be
completed within n fortnight
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0RANGEDrRci, 6. G. sept. 1.-THE
county year ahead of the tine ~
pG'ted, !. Is I:aslcy, cntomoloEist Of
clemson. announced today after an in
Spcctton OF fields
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9RANGEBuRG. s G.. Sept. IL.
IuuEr II. 7 Wright. in Court OF Gen
49, sessions here today directed n
r"ra!cj Of not guilty in the case OF
r.sau coulter. Indicted for the murder
~ gen coates, wealthy resident of
rs section. Coultcr's defense was
mat he shot in defense OF his home
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RERNE. swift. Sept. l7.-r is re-
ported here that Or. Larry. secretary
o. the political department In Bcrnc.
WI! replace llr. Hans SulZcr as Swiss
minister az Washington.
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Mnhii.E ALA. Sept. i7.--No definite
~ steamer Munis!a, of the Munson
.IilSaihSh.p Line, which is now seven
""fns 'Ncfdhc ~ Havana, had been rc
'u mere today. Reports were cur
rem that the steamer had been b,own
w on ne bahama Islands and disah,od
out this could not he ynriaaL
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DETROIT, MICH. Sept. ia salary
plan TO be submitted 10 tho congress
slonal postal salary commission was
the most important subject before the
fourteenth annual convention of the
National League of Postmasters, which
opened here today. The plan would
set a Hat salary for third and fourth
class posimastcrs, based upon receip, $
Of their Offices.
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PARIS. SEPT. l7.-The agreement
reached by Premier Clcnenceau and
Field Marshal Alenby, OF the British
army concerning the occupation Of
All the area north of the frontier be-
tween Palestine and Syria on or before
November i by British troops, accord
ing to morning newspapers
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VIENNA. Sept. lin view Of the
alarming spread OF vice In Vienna the
police authorities have decided upon a
system of ScSratton.
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None Entitled 10 Concc>.lon

WHy9 NO one o! ih"m was enrt,lra
20 II: no one OF ther had any huei-eas
IN there on such terms A,d 80.
9hen the Japa Russian war cane
Japan did what she has done IN iL,s
OaI-ehe tatacked Port Arthur and
0ptured Fort Arthur. and Port .rtSur
nas ceded to her az a Consequences ~
no protest was made nv .nn cnv
me originai concession of th!. SGar
nnE territory 70 Germany. orc
me nignest minded men OF our il4ttry
NJ. Mckinley. One Of the nbIes. xxx
re nave ever hid a. SECRETARY j,
btate. ar. John Hay. occupitd an,
. freat ONCE. And IN In. mesa.
Pr. Mckinley abou, this ,rarssc.t ia,
says that innhinuch rs me roy,.,.
mat mad taken these 'erri,orl+s Md
90 Keep 'he doors opcn Tor our
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NEW YORK. Sept IL Socialist
in the Seventeenth AS
district here was wrecked last
nigh, by several mon in United States
service uniforms. the police were in
formed today. The intruders de-
siroycd documents and pamphlets. tore
papers from the walls and broke up
furniture after entSr:ny the building
Il. smashing the sSyliEht.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
OkMII6sI.I..

The largest early week event was
the formal opening OF the Y w, {.
A. home in the Creek council house.
when between 500 and 500 people
called TO View tho rooms and meet
tho field secretary, Miss Frances
Boutwell,, OF Dallas, Texas There
were musical numbers given as an
evening diversion. Five hundred
and fifty girls arc listed In the mem
bershp.
Miss Marjorie Dalton. at a meet
Ing OF the Campfire girls In the
kiva on Thursday evening. was given
tho degree OF torchbearer. the high
est honor 10 be conferred on "A camp
fire girl. and will bc appointed a
guardian Of new camp to be or
ganized. She Will be In charge ot
tho camp under the direction OF Mrs.
George Swift. senior warden.
The home OF Mrs J. r. BSNcaw
was opened on Wednesday afternoon
when the members met to cole brRte
the sixth anniversary OF the sorority
here Newly elected Officers werd
installed at the anniversary meet
Ing
Two hundred members Of the
Methodist church South attended (
banquet at Hotel Parkinson on Tues
day evening to enjoy centenary
rally bishop T.. ~ MouZnn and sew
eral leading ministers from out of
tho city were guests Of honor
In tho church OF the Redeemer
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turned Monday from Brstow. where
they were the guests OF the formers
parents over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, W Duncan served
diner To Mr and Mrs j. NJ. Lang
ford. Mrs. Mile Bradley OF Wyan-
dbte. Mrs u. NJ. Grain and little
daughter Rose Mary.
Tho members OF the Ehkure club
were tho guests Monday evening Of
Miss Florence CrutchfIcld, who en-
tertained them with n thcatcr fol
lowed by delicious refreshment
course Mt her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r Jennings were
host and hostess last week 10 the
Monday Night Auction club. Top
scores were reached nv Mrs n. v.
Rule and DR.. q. &, erosion. The next
meeting will he held In two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs l.. " Fitzhugh.
Mrs. j, u. Potter entertained at q
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening, hon
oring Mrs. w. G. knight OF Temple,
Texas
Mrs Sam sheffel was hostess Tues
dav afternoon TO the Figure Eight
club.
The members of the KenEington
club entertained their husbands with
a dinner Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrsl 4. j Jones.
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in this city on Sunday occurred the
marriage OF Miss Jctsie Hyer TO
Charles Rowe. who recently came
hero from Washington. u. G. The
marriage was performed at } o'clock
by Rev John Granger. In tho pres
enco Of "A few friends and relatives.
Society assembled In the home OF
Mrs. william \. Stuart on Thursday
afternoon a. to attend IA tea and re-
cepuop rendered by the women OF
the Church OF the Redeemer parish
for the benefit OF the parish fur
nishing fund,
Guest day" In the Sesame club
vac held on Thursday afternoon In
the home Of Mrs. J. Y Cary. Sixty
guests in addition To the club mem
bors enjoyed the afternoon OF enter
tainment provided
Miss tloy Funk OF Stonlngton.
III, and Albert -. Stlne OF this
city were married April 20 In the
home of tho brides mother In Ston-
ington They returned from n we'd
ding trip on Friday OF this week. TO
make thia city their home.
A large event OF the week was the
OnlNtThltN CluD ulnntt ana udnVe AT
Hotel Parkinson on Friday evening.
There were so guests.
A reception honorlng Mrs. M l..
Butler. Mrs. Il. y. kilgorc, and Miss
Holen Butler, all OF oklahoma city,
the guests of their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs Ralph Ellison, was given
by the latter in her homo Saturday
afternoon one hundred and twenty
guests called during tho receiving
hours
Miss Helen Hopper Of Tulsa snd
George r. Thornburg OF this city
were married In Muskogee on Tubs-
day Mr.. Thornhurg ls the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. wright Thornburg, one
o fthe pioneer families OF this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
SApUII,A

Mrs j Pat Reed Of Chicago Is
Nihitins her sister, Mrs J n Miller.
Miss Ruth Dcsmukes spcnt Easter
In Dcnnison. Texas, visiting relatives
Mrs.R u. Purcell has as her house
guests her father and mother Mr..
and Mrs, e. u nm Of Carthage, MO.
Mr., and Mrs william Baum of
Springfield III, ara the gursfs of
Mrs. G. ". Fowler on South Hickory.
Mrs. Van West and an motored To
Begga Saturday where they Joined
Mr.. West for the week end
Mrs. W. r. Turiey returned Mon
day to her home In McNSester. ac-
compsnied hy Mss Clyde Wilson. for
two weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. n A. Jameson ar
rived from Phoenix. AriE. where
they went last fall to benefit the
iatter's health
Mrs @. H. Anderson was hostess Q
the w G. r, v, At her home Friday
Mrs, r. y. f'arr was hostess Fri
day afternoon TO tho Maids and Ma
irons, Mrs G. G. Taylor and Mrs
II. c. Burnett were Euesta Mrs. r..
r. Unger received club prize and
Mrs. ". G. Burnett tho guest prize,
Tho Current Events club met with
Mrs w. n. stone. n social meeting
Will be held MAY . with Judge and
Mrs r., n. Hughes. ~
Mrs. W ", Downs was hostess Fri
day TO the KensinEton club. The
next meeting will be held IN two
weeks with Mrs. Logan Senccker.
The Priscilla Necdlework club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank
webb as hostess Fifteen members
were present and these guests: Mrs.
Grover HYDE. Mrs. Ray Jennison l.,
Beggs, Mrs. g. NJ. Laird and Miss
olive Metz. Mrs. c. q. Green and
Mrs. ]. ". Norris were presented with
prizes as result Of two contests,
The members OF the phllathea
class of the First Baptist church
we're hostesses to about one hun
drcd young people Friday night when
they entertained tho members of tho
Raraca class with n banquet In the
basement OF the church.
Mrs3Paul G, Young arrived Mon
day from San Antonio. Texas, 10 Join
her husband here.
Mrs. Mile Bradley of wyandotte
is tho guest Of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Lang
ford
Mrs samuel Katx of omaha. Neh.
In n guest In tho home OF Mr. and
Mrs A ], kat2
Mr.. and Mrs. II, TI. Klnnaird re-
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CIAREMOR.E,

Mrs W. =. Payne OF oklahoma
City Is the guest OF Mrs Fred Arter-
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. C. Haegard, Mr..
and Mrs J, W. Corwin. Jim Hardin.
and Mr. and Mrs George r, Ross AT d..
tsndsd the Rogers county singing
convention at Oolagah sunday
Mrs Ella Garst was hostess to tho
women's society OF tho Baptist
church Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Harry kates and Mrs. J. M.
Bcott returned Tuesday from a visit
with friends In Alton.
Miss Virginia Roberts OF Miami
spent the woed-end In tho city with
her mother, Mrs. w. j. Roberts
Mrs. II. c, Walker OF Nevada, Mo,
Il the guest OF Mr.. and Mira w. A.
Brtscoe.
Miss GLADYS Zinn visited Mr and
Mrs. W. Il. Parker OF Tulsa sunday.
Mrs, G. v. Godbey and Mrs. Harold
gress Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l. Goodale OF
Tulsa spent Easter In the city with
Mrs, l. Il. Lane and daughter. Miss
GAxelle.
Mrs. c. r. Bodbey and Mrs Harold
Boyd visited relatives In Coffeyvillc,
Kan. last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Shannon gave
o'clock diner Saturday evening
in honor OF Lieutenant BASS OF Kan
sas City, Mo, and Miss Thelma Bur
gress OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Berryhill of
Osreola, Mo. spent the week In the
city with friends.
Mrs u. NJ. Clark wss hostess to
tho Christian ladies aid Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs V. Guy Kershner and chill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
RARTIIcSNiiLlG


Miss LOIS nouis returned Tucs
day from few days VISIT Win NJ
and Mira Dansingcr In Galena, Kan
Mrs LATHE Pratt LEFT the early
part OF tho week fur 81 Louis whore
she was called ON account of the
death OF her niece. MIA. lhullh'
Dana
Dr and Mrs G. \ Alien ana Mrs
Aliens father \. s kQonor npcu'
Easter with Mrs. Aliens dnuEhtor
littlo Miss Dorothy, who 10 attending
school at Nevada. Mo
Mea lsdena cole returned home
the early part of tho week from
Columbus, Mo, whore she Ia attend
ing school and will spend IN" weCk
end here with her parents
Mira Scion Burch In a visitor IN
~ Louis this week. a guest OF
friends
Mrs q r LyAll of Los Angelo,
arrived Tuesday for u ecycrll day"
visit at the home ~ Mr. and Mira.
r. /. stokes
Misses Gencvievs Kirkpatrick
Helen Spayde and Blanche Icisu'
loft Tuesday for paola, Ran. after
spending Easter with their parents.
Mtsn Grace shoemaker Of Cancy.
Kan, Is spending the wcch end with
her mother. Mrs. J \. Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs W a Reynolds arc
spending few days In Fort worth,
where they viii visit their son John
Reynolds. who has Just returned
home from France
Miss Annabcll Roberts 1cN the
early part OF the week for Eldorado
Kan whore Sho Will remain in
definitely.
Misses Grace and Blanche Davis
were hosioszes TO ono Of tho mid
week parties. entertaining COteric
OF young girls and boys with an In.
formal dance. During the evening
a luncheon was served
Miss Blanche Mcclure waa hos ese
10 the !. A club OF the prcsby
terisn church Tuesday afternoon,
entertaining with tea
Mrs Ira Eakin was hostess to tho
Swastika club Wednesday afternoon
Sewing was a feature Of tho after
moons pleasure. including n lunch
con
Miss Hazel Mccall. who has been
in Washington for the past six
months. where she was employed by
the government. returned home the
early part OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carpenter
returned Tuesday from few days
visit with friends in Tulsa.
Mrs q. II. Cole is a visitor In
Tulsa this week. the guest OF friends.
The Edwin Vale Mcintyre re-
citRl which was given at the
Christian church Tuesday evening
was rare treat TO Bartlesville
muslc lovers
A banquet OF pleasing appoint
m ents wae given Tuesday evening
In honor OF Mrs Blanche Neal OF
Oklahoma City Mrs. Neal IL grand
associate conductress OF tho Eastern
star
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SOCIAL SIDE OF
THE STATE
OF

drcn of Tulsa arc visiting Mrs j. NJ
Scott
Miss BcrryhilL who Is attending
school at norman. bpcnt Eahtor WIN
her parents. Mr. and Mr. BOB lhll.
Mrs. ! - rr,c OF Miami IL tho
guest Of friend, here this week
Mrs Vera Austin and daughter
Ruth spout Easter with Mrs. ". T.
AuIt at riChcr.
MIR and Mrs Ross HayleS rc-
turned To Ihotr home In Commerce
Tuosdhy after "A visit hotc with home
folk
Mrs Glenn rezysn entertained
the Wednesday MA srnoon bridge
club last week -
Mrs. Helen Montgomery and
daughter llcicn uf Enid spent EAsirr
IN me city with Mr. ana Mrs. - r..
Mt,s T,cda pavir ot Tulsa was
The guest 81 Miss Itobccca ruppln
sunday
Nlr ana Mrs Wnvnc HAylcsa Of
norman spent tn" week end In tho
city with homo folk
Miss Bertha Nagland of Foyr was
Tho wcck-cnd gucnt of Mls1 Nclmh
seward
Mrs. Edward Montgomery Of
"''lll lH NlNllUk d" anu .NtH. - ~.
hrcwcr ana family.
Mias Martha Henson ot Ramona &,
the guest of Miss Ruth llardgrave.,
this week
Miss Mary n Wilkinson Of Vinitn
spent the past week In tho city with
Mrs Lon Riddle
Mr. and Mrs, j ~ lId have M
thcir guest e. \. Wcscolc uf Mem
pits Tenn.
Misses Lillian Sharkcy and Zclma
Hunter OF TAlha and Miss Edna
huffman attended tho track and
fIeld meet SATURDAY
fhrowcu reception and dance Wa
given at Fllppin han Wednesday hy
about 80 couples Tor Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Hcrryhili
Tho members OF tho high school
fariliy and the pupils, some 2bO In
number enjoyed u picnic at tho san
ders ford Tuesiay
Mr. and Mrs. i, /. Swlngle an
nounoe tho arrival Of a daughter al
their home on April 22
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

rhcy viii make their home In Tsh-
lequah
\ dinner was given "Wednesday
evening at 7 In fIotcl Parkinson with
j r., Hunter OF Kansas City host
to eight guests
Mrs. John X. Clarke entertained
the Thursday bridge club at her
homo last week, Miss Viola Uri was
tho only club guest.
Miss Lucy Soule and Mrs W
AinswotLh OF Manila arrived Friday
evening for "A BRIEF visit with Miss
Sohies mother Mrs II. 4. Soule OF
Dlean, y. Y. who has spent the win
ter with Mrs. Frank King and will
be GUESTS In the King home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

RoCkAWAY BEACH. l.. l., April
26.-Test flights by the N-C.3. one
Of tho United States navy entrants
In tho transatlantic flight were pre-
vented today by n 32-mile an hour
gale which showed no signs OF abat-
ing weather permitting. - test flight
wlll he mhde tomorrow. The S-C-l
and tho N-C-4 viii mako test flights
bOme time next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

rinse the skin we'll in warm water, then in
cold, finishing by rubbing for thirty seconds
with a piece of ice. Always be careful to
dry the skin thoroughly.
Make this treatment regular habit, and
in a much shorter time than you would
imagine, your skin will take on the greater
lovelncss that it can have.
Get a cake of Woodbury's Facial Soap and begin
tonight the treatment your skin needs You will
hnd Woodbury's on sale at any drug store tollet
goods counter in the United States or Canada. A
IS cent cake will last month or six weeks.
The Andrew Jcrgens Company Cincinnati, New
York and Perth, Ontario.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
"A skin you love
to tOulCRl''
2hou. too. can haOc this charm

No matter what other charms you have,
they count for little unless you have the
greatest of all charms - a clear, fresh skin.
An authority on the skin has said:
"Whatever your difficulty is, you can rem
cdy the trouble, if you will only give your
skin intelligent care and attention"
The following treatment brings the blood
TO the surface and stimulates the small mus
cular fbres. Begin it tonight and see how
1t will improve your skin.
Just before retiring, wash your face and
neck with plenty of Woodburys Facial
Soap and warm water. After rinslng your
face with warm water, rub a fresh lather of
Woodbury's into your skin, using an up
ward and outward motion. Do this until
the snn feels just little sensitive. Then
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

WASH TN'iTON, NprII 2b-MaJ
Gen. Charles ", W, Kennedy has
been ordcred to assume command Of
tho Panama canal department, re-
lieying Brig Gen Richard NJ
Blatchford. tho war department an
nounced today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-05
SHARES N
DOWNWARD MOVEMENT

New York, March 4.--Failure OF
congress to pass the deficiency bill
carrying with It railway revolving
fund OF $75o.00o.o0 unsettled the
stock market today and at one time
resulted in declines OF from two to
five points In the most active issues.
At the opening strength prevailed
but around midday announcement OF
the adjournment of congress without
taking action on the deficiency bin re-
sc,zs1ss 81 , ,s.5ss' ,. e w 81
Railway shares, were foremost In
the downward movement declines in
the most active Of this group amount
Ing to one to three points. Reading.
which has recently been purchased by
strong banking interests broke nearly
four points. Industrial shares. in
which pools have been very active
also experienced severe declines. This
field Tire which at one time showed
. loss Of more than five points.
Brokers reported that there were
very few buying orders when the gen.
eral market started to sag and this
resulted in the precipitate decline.
The public continues to hold 4loof 40
that the purchases which were made
for the account of shortst The re-
covery which was started by short
covering continued during the remain
der OF the afternoon and the most u =
tive shares regained most OF their
early losses in most instances and
closed with net gains for the day.
American Hide and Leather con-
tinued in urgent demand particularly
for the account of shorts who sold
the stock at much lower prices.
American wooden was one of the
bright spots in the list and closed with
a net gain OF more than seven points
on a heavy turn over.
Mexican Petroleum furnished an
exception to the general trend Of
stocks and closed today with a net
gain OF more than FIVE points.
Central leather was active at an
appreciation in market quotations.
Brokers reported good buying of this
issue.