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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
COUCHED NIGHT and
AYFOR TWO YEARS
Mr. Psrthurss found quick relief
from chrosic bronchial trouble.

Two years sso, hsd IA grippe
which left me with bad cough
Finally this became chronic bronchial
asthma, and four doctors said It could
not be cured.
Il commenced taking everything my
friends recommended. but got worse
Instead of better For two years /
was unable 10 do any work except 20
cough Consistently nigh, and day. which
was the haJdes, work ever did.
Finally ] got hold of Miika Eruui-
sion. I, hrnefi'ed M. 10 much. right
from the start that Il came a. God.
send In two months I was perfectly
cured wgIned In health. strength
nnd flesh rapidly ~. Psrkhurst.
Leon st. W. Tere Hauts. Ind.
Coughs like this seldom yield 20 local
trsatnon,s The surest way 10 reach
then, Is Ia build up and Strengthen the
whole system For any obstinate
cough. Miks Emulsion II . remarkable
remedy
MINIS Emulsion 10 . pleasant. nutri-
tive food and q corrective medicine. II
restores healthy. natural howell action.
doing away with all need Of pills and
physics II promotes appetite and
quickly puts tho digestive organs n
shape 10 sssinilate food. A. = builder
Of fcsh and strength. Mtlks Emulsion
Is strongly recommended "a tkoee whom
sickness has weakened. and b q pow
erful aid In resisting and repairing The
effects Of wasting diseases. chreaic
vtomsch trouble and constipation ere
promptly relicvci---usualiy In one day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07

lr. and hasn't practical f'lS" 'n1us
o.. tsru MS nWn tteHf and luffrf, hl'
pHp taikS Ike Al angel. ana uR 80
l0y" IN mhtnsr o. wh''ii" ne bHHr
out ~ the ifg's Noils thfks nir'
no glrl IN the wyT,i Would lr foo.
rrpuph 30 take such 4, n,tr s'tnu .It
,f iink ~ surh n thing a. The FIi ~"
~ YnIii ne 20 mary him
"Ani ~. ~ perfectly Ambzef and
hoIuN,i When sons fhc nky h-i
,Igf.i silb ,arts herself uppn hsf
trrss, and t1i. ou' mat 80 No"-h.ps
her i--sfsr ard ~ wil break her beart
II nhc canno, uAtry him. and what II
money. and mere food and clothes 20
tso hearts that love each other. and nrs
So ~ the higher things OF NE
som. mes - J. man Vap 4 "a
gambler. duInkAfh. ur tsk" ~ I
MOT r. lets pay her htiir dauglt~r at
',it.0us. aud hsDTie aiter hcf. l"' fiar
sf~ IN so certain that n won't sfnoin'
g. anything She Is sife Maud "oaih
rtytr fan In love win a man with - b
q tast and mother IL hear, broken
wnDu ~hs finds out tha, N'uds poor
li'il- silly fancy l',s been hypno,ired -
the mans lufid career and that shs IL
ms' as much SET on marrying him 20
reform him a. s.N elected martyr ey.r
wes On going 20 IN" stalks
sometimes woman has som. low
able and attractive gifl iIi sifl wip
has spTn- tain' In her hlood that the
man does not want passed on 60 h'f
own lrandchildren. who ~ n p-u'rge
Sio-u she has much wi'h hsr Some
t'n~- a woman hss a.. lal ambitions Tor
her son. yet sha has some pretty and
obscure airl FOR govcfu'sS. ~ even n
ch,mhermaid Her son IL thrown con
t'upaiy with this Aiurng ht of i,min-
in!ty. and mother ls 80 shocked and dts
appointed when he falls In love with
her ana wan,a 70 marry her,
"Ons wonders n these women forge,
that propinquity IL the gveat match
maker. .~~nd that hlpno-, Inevitably two
Young people, unless they are hump
sheuldered In t-ody and mind are al
most sure to think that they are necss-
saty 20 each other II they have formed
the hahit of cofnpe nionship,
The ;r@lbie with pothers Is that.
they never realize that their children
grow up They s,ill 'hinkthat their toys
and girls are babes In the crrdl. bong
after they have reached the matrimor,si At
age. and that II why they don begin -
throw ont 4 berrage caution sgAins,
!nycrs and sirens until II 10 too late TO
do any suod ~
Another thing IL sAa, mothers al.
Says believe their own childrrn are su.
psFmsn and women who are superior To
the weaknesses and temptations and
foliss II ordinary youth. Which d
course 10 utter maternal folly. There
never has been q girl IN the world. and
never viii bs one. who can't te swept
of Of her feet by . man with \ ro-
mantle air and glib tongue. nor has
there ever been any youth who was
bullet proof to q pair Of baby blue ewes
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Fr Leura A krsuman ~
,sc,,cs, o.,c,.,. s.., I. 49,.

ANswsagp Leryrea.

y an invalid and In the winter n
troubled with cold feet when che goes
M bed at night. Hot water bags are
~ expensive that We cannot afford
one. Last winter I heated eoApstones
bricks. etc. but hot water ba1, II
] could make one. would BE- ~ much
softer"
Answer--I am afraid you could not
makr one out Of a raincoAt, os out
Of sny other piece Of rubbey. but
know, who are troubled With cold feet,
and use wooden shawi wrapped
around the feet IN bed. instead ~ a
hos water bag' A wonleN knitted
shawl dies not get cold. ~ = water
bag do~s, and am SURF your mother
viii never wish for any other warm
Ing device u she once tries this plan
Mrs, A. M,-''pssAss tel me- Aow 70
remove mold from Q mule hide iea,her
davenport Some appeared on Il dur
Ing the summer time. under the sofa
pll1ows."
Answer--Move ths davenport near .
window - that the sun falls directly
wpcM the mildly spot tstrvug sunlight
stops the growth cf meal You
shou1d have written ne abcvt thss
eneaes. 20 u 10 ecmetinae i0ouesibee
10 rem0vs uslA which he's haA .
eAanos 10 srsw tse leao. Yoa ~
saeceeA N vssssvinG ~ ~. hcvsvss.
by tvoeiM9 h With ~ se11s~tnu eseu'
tioa: Disso,vs han Q has q white esap
n halt . cuv - v.esr Me- - ~
c>aD q nnooo1 -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
THE other day a woman Vuo .. Woe
lsnuy opposed 10 'na marriage ~

lsnuy opposed 10 iha marriage ~
hlood r,lAtiyes. wns telling 'ur
with tears thnt her fsuHhtsf VAS maiis
In love With her FIRST cousin, am En.
fused to give him W IA sr,'' ~ H' ~.
arguments ana prayers and enirra' '..
- her psrrnu
why. ! thought yon were 'rlrg "a
a,hk. the match between tNcm. ! Hrii
cynically when you throw a pretty
young kin and a handsome and las
c,na'rg yolnr man eon'inuaily to
rether at the romantic t1nc ~ Ne.
what 10 you expect except that 'hct
will fall in love with each nihrr- 10
would be amazing " they d,in l."
Ny sisters SON 'roanei thc
mother. why he has practically Nt.d
az my tons" and seemed jusi Ike IN"
" my own chllhr'a | never drstm'l
u suh thing as he end Est.is oar
ing fr each other In any eay eSc-pt
as brother and sister"
You are hind and STUPID n you
didn't" | replied, "h,causc he cous N
ela'lonship IL the most dnngcroIs SEN
timrntal relationship In the world It
hr.sks down oil the barriers that fence
Cupid oui NJ tho hcarts ~ tho young
and gives him fatal chance "a get
hur1 AH' WY 't'i 'ftt III
Young people a." cousins permits them
AN in,imh cy and n familiarity that no
stranger can have md 7ou knoN ii
was Kiss that awakened the scrp.ag
beauty
"Ntore than ','a'. there L. nearly ~
ways special congtnialiiy hetwecp
cousins that springs from the common
root - their LlOni and environment
They have tho miu. tnrtes and h~litss
and have been raised In the same trVdl %
tons. and 90 II il no wonder that they
nntusliy attract each other. and ~
come pals. and comrades, and. at last.
lovers. ] shouh never invite one of
ohildren's ccsisins 70 pay me- q pro-
lonsed Wait II had narriaxcahie chl-
dren of my own. unless ] wanted him
or her for a son-in NV or . daughter.
In -lsw"
on. II I had only shsusht os this
danger IN time walled the distressed
mother.
Why don't mothers think I asked
Every day som~ woman comas 90 me
With q tale Of woes uch aa yourr, ask
Ing my sympathy because her son. or
dsush'E is folnG 10 marry soneone o'
whom she disapproves. and vet mir
times out Of ten che has stnriy made
the match herself. and chucked tho
young people into each Others arnA
"a woman will give the run of her
house 20 sorne fascinating. but utterly
Ineligible man. apparently without the
snkntest thought Of the danger 10
which ~ u exposing her daughter
Sometimes II will bc q plc,ur~spus
soulful eyed. long haired ne rr do well
who has never made dollar In his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
NOTORIOUS MEXICAN
OUTLAW IS CAPrUne0

SEXiCo CITY veh. i.-luadSsrt
u. IA Lave. formerly federal zen
srsl. bat IN recent years nm OUTLAY
loader IN the Vera Crus rssion, wn
captured February In q batii. ncai
NsI,a. state oi Vera cruz. and is hs'
inv taken ~ Vera Cruf for a court
martial. arooriius TO statement 10
sued At presidential staff hcsdlnsf
iert
The b,'tic VAS disastrous 10 tho fshs,
torres. N IL sald feauli'ng IN the dos h
" G.uofal ron ai,no Vas Iusr and dan
Vicente Lopez rebel leaders and ,hs
wpuuding NJ The notorious Hlginio Az
ulsr Government troops a'i,cAod the
rebel f'ud'kyous after learning .sthN
'he puUaw chiafs inlsndtd 'p meet,
The federal troops frsDrd numt,s'
~ spanish and Arabian msrchaD vhe
had been kidnaped and held Tor ran
som
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
RUSSIAN COUNTESS
BODY FOUND IN LAKE

GENEVA. f.b. l. Countess De Hen.
rlcbsn. n msub~r of thu i,ussibn colony
a. Meptfoau, and formerly maid "
honor fo tho DowaG.r Empress ~ Rus.
MI. has ,ommit,of suicide by dro~nlns
W. laku Geneva IIer body. still decked
IN valuable Jewels. was fpIni flostlnx
IN the lake of n. town u v.ilonsuye.
near Tho upper end of the bake Per.
sons who were Acquainted with the
cuuHioN say sho icfl her hotel a, Mon.
uous. vah - directly 10 tho Lake and
throw hensslf IN
Driven from Inssis ~hsn the imperial
regime ~as 0yrithoNh, tho coIni.s
came 10 s~ilIorltDd Tn. sSsa sslns
upn of IN. former crsr wsS ke'niy fer
b. her and shs often wAs head to
gOIriaain of barbarlu,s pfActIcei IN
h.ssla by tho bolnheyisl. she icft no
letters uf np-ry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07

four classes every Sauifday In classic
dancing nj Purcell.
&c
When the Daughters ~ Isabella hold
tho Huckihs hotel IN the t,c.vins
line will bo the present grand regent
Mise Margaret Kelley, tho retiring
srand regent .nr. Mary Johnson. aud
ir.s,d,ns a, III. p,meH bowl VIII BE-
Mrp Thomas u. Doyle. Mrs. J. T.. Mar
tin, and Dr. Anna Johnson.
viIl be Sp"n, in dancing when ~. per
ular pHbsrsm Will b. in,erspctsS ~tih
specisI pumb~rn by Mlss Elltabath
Mitchell, Nlsr Martha MoCar,y and
Mss Laura Dean Thomas
a n A.
Approximately 100 invited suss,s
were pres.nt today a, the meeting Of
,he music department Of soross ciul
Thl',y r % 't%,y ~ r s,r.., "r whsn o,b., s sos,
ea,es vere Mrs Mon, n. Powell chair.
man. Mrs. n. ". AIt.r Mp n b.
Hunter, Mira c. L's,yne Mr.. PAID
y Hoyett Ars Oscar l., cof,l.Il. Mrs
UsssSn irwin snd M,., rll,,bs,h
summit
Il was tho American com mpo..rr' asv
and every number M IN. program va.
by a representative eompos.r Of that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
YOUNG MAN STRIPPED Bv
MEN DRESSED As GIRLS

iNHpoNDERRY-- N q vtabh d..
tails Of the outrage pwpstnAD - .
fsymsr's scn named Andrvw March. Of
cutlloa. Cpsaay ryoae.' have CONS 70
Narsh ~ besn payias ss,snsisn. 10
= .gisi near Dohen,ana viilAeU. All
cthee youAg msp and vcmsn In the
distrset. sftvaaeA apparently In Nal.
oney. reesatst thiA esd conceived an
ehtrecs0teeey plAa With the object Il
Psttia9 . ~ b Il. --xAsY cent him 4
IAf1 ooseertinG n ceQe lrsm the eirs
en4 iIAa9laQ. 8 tryst nsas her hssne
AarsA kept lAs bogss apyointmeas.
end wne Jared p spct wisers group
q yesae 10 lrsassA - girls w II
Wksa - as.svse q the piacs where
ehay vets asabufhed Ne vee suddenly
feliee = ~ qvissX vilk : Elst on thss
nee4 ~ ~ Wss etstpped 70 his
SAost ~ 1Uagsss sad Mn Nins on iks
rea1 - vAere ~ rsWiainsd fot
esvsH hspN untll pjchs1 ~ by pa
- ~ Seaysy4 - = Z nsagh.
49, = - Ss:s. Sssh s'ssAins ssd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
ORGANIZED LABOR PLANS
CHAIN Of NEWSPAPERS

WAHiiiSDT0N fsh 7. Plans for q
nbl'n ~ 40 up'fp',Nr nfWHpIpHfs 10 hf
UAnsd AMI puefatri hy ofaiblrej isb9.
.nl 90 include Fsy large center ~
'ha cpIniD Hfe under va Tssniy'
ftNsn most ~ them d1lN's. will be
hHuC'et shortly ~ is stated
'p 4tsfrtlts rev trRprfs 4rr par, NJ
'hr pf0sfam - tho sll American
ahpf' fff~sr fH.rrHruflfF congress 10
., htI in rA.ftfD Irbruag ig walter
rs'f thl tsia1lsl oi chain ~
Hrmsrs' rD operative pap'rs 'Dr No
rrn- patriot. ielUf. eill report 20
IL. lmNF-I..
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REcueck CT Sono0l
CENSUS REQUESTED

gechecsing of the fourth ward for
,as !. school 70. census s. snu.'.ss.cs M ~, w.' -
complete report lurus1 In By j. Ray
Nsilock and J, ". berry Jr.. saumers-
tors. shows oay s.S's persons between
tie ages u . asA ~ years, Last years
saumsration ran to k.SiI. students
no~ In schoo, number %,2st, exclusive
~ those In private and parochIai schoSl
and large number who are not N
school
The fourth ward Includes the Lse,
Garfield. Columbus, Riverside. shielts
and whesler schools.
!, Complete returns from the third ward
smhraf iag kmerson. Willard and Frank
lin schools. Ahov q school pDpuls ton
Of t,iss, q gain OF 800 over las, year
The census viii 10 finished February
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oOUVV0t 0otNtoto U4ot.
Hustness 0iri-''I have just had Q
raise h eaiary and am planning TO
get two new dresses--ons an evening
drsss. and one . dinner lress. hut
f,sst ! am going 10 mako long bag
covers 10 alp over them a. they
hang In my closet. and I wouiA like
your advice In regard 10 the material
Of tipess haeA IL cheese cioth what I
want' ] am also going 10 pad and
cover some dress hangers for these two
sowns 10 hang on; would you advise
me 70 csvsr these By buying yards of
gibeon anA winding themS n 10 such
fua 20 ST 10 that point IN 3 career,
whsrs one can afford 70 have the
thiNGs one has stksys 1yssmel Of
having. isn't ~ hevetofere ! have had
10 % - sverytAiaG IN my suit--snl
oh. I'm - sich of suite and waists!"
Ansver--I sgtsyed reading ysss ~
~ an1 Wing n ewsd TO share WITH you
ths ~ - yo&S suecsss. An1 I aa
eues net MANY otksr WomsM whs
eHaA vosr lsttse vtn esDssisAes an
uN1ssstAndiMe sn1 svmUAthetic thrill
eveP yous hapVinsn b bein9 abls 10
-Aava ~ thiNGs ~ Which ~ have
6H1leo eo1 hbsreA CInlhsp asS 9 M
~ vAso ~ fesia trvly )afslfle1 -
GD6o1log nuney NJ ths0, - m nay
~ ees5-saiy wAsa 80 oop ~ toeW
- meaav vAleA h ~ 0oooDl -
~ neeo1Ile1se q ufA yoa ~ -
Qore, sn1lefaetlsW est = ~ ~
1Reuoo nm u yvs ~ pus~naho1
thsm bseogs ~ ceNl1 GfpoP1 -
s,nusA 49, 49, a. w~hn - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
CENSUS ENUMERATION
CLOSES IN THIS CITY

SATURDAY Sisht vii ~ the official
sn1lns o1 the SsdevNi census Insofar
a. thls city ID eoneefned. accordtfH 10
offlclale el th1 esuaus hursan saturday
mornine. Active wosk YIN csasa but
esauefatses. vAees loyalty 10 ths bv-
fsau have bssa pspvsa. VIII turn n say
namss thev may rsoslve d pesueaa ~
,Sct ccSats1. says 4 l. rpshsy. 'supss-
visor. -
70. i,.ss e.jg2sss Z lsr.te..ss
y !neisa.A t!nssa hla rssi Ss,r'ciA
Very fsw naD1 M eesse late IN
bureau - reUl1e q - sAited sfDsv>e
- commssse eeUDuD busaeu 6uria8 IL
'Sess tive asvA sSslveag y u tussau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
ART GALLERY FOR HIGH
SCHOOL IS STARTED

with tho purchase of two orayon
portraits by Henry G., Bahnk. the high
school art Department. has made a start
tGWa an ara gallery.
'fhy department hopes 90 acquire a
gallery whtch Wii be ~ substantial aid
In teaching art. No high school IN the
state has "a gallery.
Tho department has also bought
Decorative Textiles" by George l.
Hunter. At tfs. Tor supplementary use In
textile clas2ss.
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AGED WOMAN OWNS
VAL LUABLE ART WORKS

tllrAsi F"b z IN an unprcten.
'~ous hoW' trte an sg'i woman liy..
tngrg a u.lYu dollars worth of art
shr is .ioo 90 to rsr, tgggt shc is
Nf- Lglrs 81 kmhsu. - }eAfs Cd
v,dUW - N IS kim.nl'. piano manu-
fa'tur-r A isf ~ her hr' treasures
aHs mlfs puN TO-DAY following the
udE'nT of Me- KuHal As a iis-
Coai ai rr.vbr prf t The very best,
il-',tr pFlnionH fgpr, 'ump coal
g. 20 flr ION a, ,t'G if.H delivered
rfs' r"rr g. II rrror. I1one
iIiN 80 tNdv1
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MARRIAGE BREAKER"
BUSY INDIVIDUAL

Gi'NETA Fch 1--i,pss,sns who have
arrived here recently ~ way u sweden
aHd Germany MY former minister ~
justice, spl'rhefs hos been installed IN
rrtfoRrld as breaker ~ mlrric g"s
"" II SaIi - d. gaming from $50 70
being necessary Al TIA; appears 20
b" ., ur,i ~ the yiFa'rure ~ the per
son Desiring freedom from mairimouv
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HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE
LARGE TRACK SQUAD

\ track squad Of 80 men viii ~
trained this spring by Conch Grover
Jacobson ot the high school
Tie season Win start February lS.
Interest In trBck IL expected 10 he keen
because the sIgAd VIII participate In
.ls meets ed.strict. Invitation and state
The home meet rross country and
conference m.ets win be held during
Apfil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07

WAeiUSgTON Pew resDgnlt'u t'un
~ 'ra there p'uir.I t.Il. II vhlsiY Nv
t '.-' 40 remedy Ir r'.f.. ~ injury
HG ~ enr'uyts NJ 'stlN thnsrtF NAs
gwen tJ 'Ir Internal fr,rnue hlfrAu
iviiy 10 rsr lisfi1ns abi'b make n po'.
s..l' iVr surh '1nr0nt ~ obtain isEsib
md f''4hu ADEQUATE shishy Hspple-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
VANDERBILT DECLARES
TREATY IS IMPOSSIBLE

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 1--Frsnk A.
FaHdoflip ot New York. In an sdhcss
here ssi nlght. declared tho treaty of
versatile rihccd economic conditions
on Grrnrny ,nat arc impossible OF fui.
fiimeni aud lha, n the agreement IL
rot rvisfd. wofid boishe,ist frVolu-
Ion NuHil result
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i7!@6


Ms Mao severln Alber,son and Mrr
A wsik.r HIv.s
sssrsstions for serving the sick wete
given In sn~~er 10 roll call, after
which the lesson on "D,et In pisoa -.''
was led BY Mrs Rives, Who wns as.
sisted by Mr. ! 4. rruneis and Mrs
Paul X Reins. whose topics we've
"Anemia" and OBESITY ard Under.
weight" "
Ms Oscar L. Cordeil furnished n
vocal selection During the buSine q
s-ssIon tho resignation " Mrs A &.
Mrs A. ", DaJ,oit was elected 10 M
the VACANCY Mrs w. A. Sanders ~
Mar Diego. cal. was an .,ira auer
Ses, meeting F.bVvsry 90
one Of The prc,ti.st affairs of the
senson was the dinnor dance given Fri q.
DAY evening In tho Huchlns bsequst
room. when Mr. ana Mfs 4 I. Welsh
snteftaintd for their son, Mr. Francis
welsh. honosinG the BETA Theta ~
fraternity NJ Norman All of IN. fra e
ternity members and their gifi friends
attended, numbering my snuples
Miss Louise rrrch of n Reno was an
additional Huost.
The beautifully appointed dinnlr ~ss
served al $50 O'Clock from table.
lighted wkh pink candles In ery,isi
/ sticks. and decorated with dslichteiy
1 tinted 'pinh and blue satin s,f@am",s
carrying out tho color nate Of the fra
ternStSA DsHcipg began at $50 and
lasted until midnight. with pr, and
Mr.. Lea Rieiy. Mr.. and Mrs q W
eVebcer Mr. and Mrs william Brooks
end Mr and Mrs.. hsnh Hurford chap.
svoning The programs we're exquisite
htile mo, Thereof. pssri eonccits and "a
vofs for each s'vi w-re cossaGes ~
ey'e,ns blossofns 10 match the sowns.
Miss Helen Hosnadsy and Miss Helen
ilouah, guests Of Miss Dorothy Hens.
i~y. and Min Helen Dsrroush. Gucs, Of
Aias Alberta Hsrold. returned with
tcI mon, after attending the fraternity
dance nj tho Huekins last night and
SPENDING saturday IN the city.
y Q
Alisses Marosi Lively, Kathryn Crew.
Elisaketk 6psrrs and Louise wilcos
err up from, the state university 10
speaf the weekend With friends
.
Reia chnptsr 81 Kappa. karra osm.
wa have snsounced the following
pledges a. . result Of ';wa:h'"s w, week week.
S,,,sSn.i.. W.;s~ NJ. iJ,,,sn
i.nrsiovS Of ~iey.,sn1 and Miss porpihy
Watkins of Edmond.
c,r,. ,~o n, MsvvccA y,.sby,,,,.n
church viii meet at 10 O'Clock Wed.
nesday sft~rncoa with Mrs, X n.
Chandler. III West rwsntIsih street
] ~. ,.~,,,., ,ro,,h,v .u..,,os AZ ,hs
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influence ships had been assigned 10
companies In which ofBcials of the ship
ping board were or had been asso.
ciated," and that companies which did
not have "the standing or the financial
responsibility to insure safe and proper
management and operation" got all ton
mage applied for BY that means.
While many Of the government chips
are making profit. the report said,
others are operating at loss, and Vt
was asserted that there we're many who
believed that q final accounting OF the
operations Of the ships would show
"a serious loss on the gross tonnage
operated"
Some Plants Not Properly Safeguanded
Reviewing shipbuilding contracts and
settlements, the report charged that
"valuable and expensive shipbuild
plants" erected on lands owned or
leased Wy the contractor In "several
cases. were not properly safesuarded
as to title.
1.-THE result Of these oversishts," "
said the report, WAS that the United
States shipping board, Emergensy Fleet
Corporation, found itself In position Of
owning plant located on privately
owned sites and faced the necessity OF
giving away or selling these plants for
small percentage of their original
cost to the owner or lessees Of the
sites"
The report also charged that in some
cases attorneys who represented the
feet corporation in drawing the con
tracts later engaged with the oon
tractors as counsel ito assist them in
interpreting or In breaking or In at
tempting to break the contracts"