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The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
LINGERIE SHOWN
ON LIVE MODELS
Cwashington Herald-Cross-Atian
seryice-special Cable Dispatch.)

service-special Cable Dispatch.D
Paris. July 17.-Several of the big
shops are extending the utility OF
mannikins. Up till now the girls
have been chiefly employed in show
ing off new fashions in dresses, but
they are now being used in dis
playing lingerie that is worn by
night as we'll as by day.
The linen sellers. realizing the
innortance of their delicate conftc-
tions being shown to the best ad-
vantage. have now instituted what
they call rest rooms. Here may be
seen young women elegantly clad
in garments known as deshabille.
others may be seen walking to and
fro in pajamas remarkable for their
delicate coloring. The child's man
nfkin is also now in evidence. Pret.
ty little girls are employed to ad
vcrtise children's dresses.
CCopyright 1890 Cross-Atlantic Newspaper
Service. Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
SELLS JEWELS
TOBUY BREAD
Mrs. Frank Jay Gould, Flat
Broke, Goes Back to
Stage.
BY W. ORTON TEwSoN
Washington Herald-Cross Atlantis
Service, Special Cable Dlspateh.b

London. July 17.-Mrs. Frank J.
Gould. the former Edith Kelly,
whose divorce petition will be heard
in New York in DecembeE, is here
arranging for a return to the stage
She is also consulting her attorneys,
Smyth. who recently arrived from
New York to consult her regarding
her suit.
It's quite true I'm returning to
the stage" she said to mc tonight.
I've signed a contract with Albert
de Courville to appear at the Lon
don Hippodrome. l must work to
forget the tragic past and also to
earn enough TO live"
Sells Jewelry to Live.
rs Il as bad as that?" / asked.
Yes. Mr.. Gould left me entirely
without means. He is contributing
nothing to me. He never did give
me a money allowance. but made
presents of expensive jewelry. I've
been selling these to live. But now
even the funds from this source are
nearing an end.
Isn't it dreadful. after eleven
years of married life, and such a
married life at that. to be turned
adrift without a penny?
But I'm young yet and look for
ward to resuming my stage career,
In fact, / should never have aban-
doned it,"
Mrs. Gould is living IN Taris
where she is working hard at her
dancing and singing. to be ready
for Jher London debut in the fall
revue. She is very bitter at her
husbands treatment of her. and
laughed ironically at the report
printed in a Paris newspaper, that
her husband had recently opened a
church at the Maison LATTE. when
his great friend, the beautiful
Franco o-Americsn, Mrs. Florence
Larcace. was among those present.
It's never too late to mend" she
commented.
She has had numerous offers tc
appear in the movies, but has re-
fused them all.
Il don't want to trade on the
name of Edith Could" she says
attracting a lot of people from
curiosity; but ] do want to make
good as a real actress"
Copyright. 1870. Cross-Atlantic Newspape
Service, Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
White Feather No Disgrace Now.

London, July 17.-Men are again
wearing white feathers in their soft
hats. All white plumage disappear
ed from the streets at the end Of
1914, when the women Of England
drove sIackers into the army by
publicly pinning white feathers on
them.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

ity by the Military Order of the Ser
pent, although similar events are of
frequent occurrence in the Philippine
jungles. A large number of veterans
were inoculated with the reptile
virus in the presence of companions
from Baltimore, New York and else
where.
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New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent CompE-
cations.
Every Druggist in u. s. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
err II Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

'pho sensation OF tho year In the
drag trade is Aspironal. the two
minute cold and cough relicvcr au-
thoritativcly guaranteed by the lab
ora tories; tested, approved and
most enthusiastically endorsed by
the highest authorities. and pro-
claimed by the common people as
ten times as quick and effective as
whisky, rock and rye, or any other
cold and cough remedy they have
ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so
all you have TO do 10 get rid OF
that cold Is to step into the near
est drug store. hand the clerk half
n dollar for n bottle Of Aspironal
and tell him to serve you two tea
spoonfuls with four teaspoonfuls Of
water in n glass with your watch
in your hand, tolte the drink at one
swallow and call for your money
back in two minutes n you cannot
feel your cold fading away like a
dream within the time limit. Don't
be bashful, for all druggists invite
you and expect you TO try It, Every
bodys doing II.
Ilevod. take the remainder pf the
bottle homo TO your wife and babies.
for Asplronal H. by far the safest
and most effective. the easiest to
take and the most agreeable koid
and cough romsIy for infants Ind
Childreu.---Advt.
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Miss Nilss0n's
Beauty Secrets

Anna @. NILSSON. the wonderful
motion picture actress, who IN writ
.ng series OF articles on beauty
secrets soon - appear In hts
ps per- snys that n beautiful rosy
white skin and Complexion IL the
very best asset any girl or woman
can have She further states that
the best and quickest way 20 obtain
this IS to use q simple toilet prep
aration, familiar To every well
known actress. IT IN called der
wlllo and can be obtained at the
toilet counter of any up-to date
drug or department store. This won
dorful dorwillo is used by over five
hundred thousand discriminating
girls and women throughout tho
country and is rapidly becoming Q
regular fad. IL takes the place OF
face powder stayB on better and its
use can not he detected. Perspira-
ton doese not affect II and 1t viii
not rub off on clothing, Dcrwillo
A. especially recommended for dark,
sallow, rough skin, frcoklos, tan,
wrinkles and many other facial
hlcmishes Bc sure to read Mias
Nilsson's next article. In the mean
time get dcrwillo and try II today
you are sure to be delighted, "A dvt.
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HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First step ~ Treatment is u Brisk
Purgau,c with CalOtabs, tho
Fortified and Iscfinod Calomol
Tablets that ARE Nausea
iCss, safe and sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and tnnu-
enza can be depended upon for full
effectiveness untn tho liver IL made
horoughly active. That Is why the
first step in tho treatment is the
now, nauscalcss Calomel tablet called
CAlotabs. and which are free from
the sickenng and weakening effects
OF the oil style calomeL Doctors also
point out the fact that an active liver
may go long way towards prevent
ing influenza, and Is orc OF the most
important factors in enabling the
patient to successfully Withstand an
attack and ward off pneumonia.
one Calotab on the tongue at bed
time, with swallow OF water-that's q
all No sait8, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eat.
ing, pleasure or work. Next morn
Ing your cold has vanished, your
liver s. active, your system Is puri-
fed. and you are feeling fine, with
a hearty appetite for breakfast.
Druggists sell Calotabs only in orig.
inal sealed packages, price thirty
five cents. Your money Will be
oheerfully refunded II YOU do moi
/ IND them -delightful,--AdyL
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fhc mb.ptory ~ thc church. Fri
duv afternoon at which time an a.
trgctlVc program will Doe gwen Tho
young women missionary society ,S
To- meet TOT itv nt-t fail Dr~eiuu iu
Ono home ~ MiH j., T.. Abbott, Mes
danes willard Johns, ~. w John
,In, j u iInal,y claude T. Hen
dershpt and NJ S. cory are 10 be
assisting hostcTsos
The marriage " Miss Lucilc Nc
NurtrDy. daughter of Mrs cora -.
Siolrn-. ana M ". If FUNK took
place sunday with Rev Louis 4.
B1ttpr uf Boston Avenue Mcthudim
church officiating in the homo ~
fho hrId,e mother. Minis Ruth Mo
Murtr,s. her sister ana a, g. Win
NOR attended the young couple VINO
viii b.. 90 homo 10 their fricudB
after october -.
Miss Glenn Earns. daughter ~
Mr. and Mr. H. 4. Earns. lcrt on
Sunday Tor Austin, TcSaa, whoto shc
goes FOR rc-"utrauco 90 WhitcHiu
school for girls NJ. and Mrs Earns
viii spend tho winter In Tumpico,
Mex.
Mr. ana Ms Edward J. Shields Of
Okmulseo, former resddentR ~ this
city. hayc announced the birth Oc.
tohcr 1 Of a son. Tho baby Us q
grandson OF Mr. and Mrs - u
Shields Of 1907 South Rockford av-
Cuuc.
An event Of interest OF last week
end, was the large luncheon parts
with which members Of the Demo.
cratic ComHlttCo entertained at Tea
cup Inn. houuriup Governor Jitiuci
VI. Cos. presidential candidate. Thcr,
woro places for 200 guests.
Robert T. Leo chapter. children oi
the Cunfedcracy viii meet Fridnl
evening with Miss Ida Harrison ir
/ th" home Of her parents. MIR. aud
/ MrH j. 4. Harrison. 4O2 South
| olympia avenue.
Mr.. ANA Mrs T.. H. butcher o
Minneapolis, MINI. who accompa
MED Dr. ana Mrs Paul n. Atkins ot
motor trip to Hot Springs hav,
resumed their journey to Mississippi
| whore they go for "a visit with rcia
! lives, Mrs. butcher Is sister o
! Dr. Atkins.
| Division 13 OF First proGbytCriat
| church viii meet at 2 o'clock thl
afternoon In the homo of Mrs
! Charles Johrfon. Queen Esther cir
| Clo VIII meet "Wednesday with Mrs
| y. A. Thompson as hostess In he
| home, III East Latimcr street. TIL,
young matrons are invited.
The regular monthly meeting %
| the missionary circle Of Firs
Christian church will meet AZ 7.3t
O'Clock. Tuesday evening. Tn,
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young mems division will DO ~
charge Of tho program. a socldI
hours rs TO follow the meeting.
Tine 4. H.. l.. class OF F1rst Baptist
church met with Mrs. T. y. SaIe,
91O Fast sixth street. Monday al'
ternoon. Mrs G.. W. Ilorbold was
assisting hostess.
Miss Sara Kenyon Elliott has re-
turned from the mountains ot Colo
RADIO. whern she went for a vacation
/ following period ~ study IN inc
Dents shawn school Of dancing IN
4 California.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. Paul Bates had
their son, young Mr. Robert BAT =.
q student of Oklahoma univerHiy
/ with them for visit over SUNDAY.
/ Young Mr. Bates IL Specittssing IN
| chemistry and geology.
A. X chapter. y y. o. society Will
! wcct IN initial aesyion FOR the new
season. this afternoon with MRS. j.
/ w. Abel and Miss May as hostesses
! I'm tho home NJ Rev ana Mrs Abel
/ gIS South Boulder avenue.
Mlga Katherine Perrine presented
/ h'f pltU' FuP'N IA 49, -.
\ home of Mrs. Roy BccChcr NJ ths
end Of laat week. 30 children had
a part IN the program
Mr.. md Mrs Cifford w Lord aud
baby daughter. Betty 81 1921 South
Baltimore avenue, have returned
from "a two months motor trip on
the Pacific coast
home tp friends At 1917 South
Cheyenne avenue whore they re
moved following the disposition OF
their home at 1910 ElwoOd avenue.
4 Mr. ana Mrs Joseph +. Cappeau,
ir are homo from the cast, where
they spent several weeks ot the
heated term.
Tho Ladies' Ala society of First
Inthcrlp church will meet win
Mrs. NP. Gorlach, 1901 North Main
street. at 2.3O O'Clock Wodnesay
afternoon.
Mra John l.. Shakely returned
Yesterday from n visit to her par
onts, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew H. kei'
ser in Philadelphia and IN Pitts
burgh.
Maple Ridge and MorninEsld'
units OF Trinity Guild. will meet TINS
afternoon In the home % Mrs. j. a
Bailey, l72i south Detroit avenue.
Merry Methodists Maids were
guests last evening of Mrs. o. II
I Leonard, their teacher, for the hrs
meeting Of the season.
, Miss phoebe Gintz OF Cleveland,
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ohio, is the guest Of Miss Cecie
hamilton. Miss Gintz formerly re-
sided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. Tiuey OF the
Henrietta apartments announce the
birth Sunday. October 3. uf a son.
The Child welfare board % the
Humane association will meet regu-
larly wednesday morning IN the
court house.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p Lane an
nounce the birth october of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray l.. sturm have
returned home after spending the
past two months I'm California.
v W. G. 4. Calendar.
Meeting Of board OF directors. 10
%. M
Opening Of gymnasium class. o.3o
.n. m
Opening Of sewing class. p. m.
Opening II folk and aesthetic
dancing class, 1890 a. M.
Opening Of millinery class,
p. m.
Opening Of filing and indexine
class, p. m
opening Of home nursing class I
p. m.
Water carnival. 7:2o =. m
Mrs. clifford w Bass will return
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Mr. Leo clinton b. hustcsg Of
luncheon in Country club Tor oNccu-
tive board OF -. A. u.
Opening meeting a, Is. chapter
J.. .. IT,. Mrs j ". Abel.
Crown Seal chautauqua meeting,
librdry
Detention homo board meeting IN
homo
Mrs John r. Uadlcy thcntcr party
Tor Mrs ". -. Micklcson.
Tuesday Bridge club. Mrs. H..
Meyer.
Meeting OF y. w. g. A. board.
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Personal Mention

b Mrs Margaret Barker OF Smith
port. Pa, who Is the guest OF her
aunt Mrs. Mary L. Blssett. OF Ter
race Drive. has returned 70 Okla
homa CITY where she wns the guest
OF Mtsa Doris Day, "a national park
seminary school friend.
Announcement is made OF tho
marriage Of Miss Naomi Mitchell
and Mr.. Marshall II. Massey, both of
thia city, which was soiemnized at I
o'clock saturday afternoon in tho
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The homo " Mrs Edward A. Rosa
viii be opened for an informal re-
CoIUon M which women OF the Hat
tic Grnybil Missionary society, First
Baptist church. will stand az host
osses Thursday afternoon, In fare
well courtesy 90 Mrs. II. T. Bowen.
Mra Bowen, who has beon active IN
the work OF the society many years.
California
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Honnnya Dnncr,

Men Of the Banana club win en-
tcrtain their friends with an In
formal dance Friday evening Octo-
he- g IN Hotel Tulsa. This affair
will initiate a series OF dances.
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the birth Sunday of daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker have gone
to spend a few weeks in Hot Springs.
Robert A. McBirney,
Funeral Director. Phone db6-191-
9l3i. 92l South Main --Advt.
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Tho Theta Beta PM of Henry
Kendafl college will entertain with
n luncheon for its rushos, Saturday
afternoon In the home OF Misses
Ruby Mae and Elvira Jones.
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abroad duripr wbich ,,o, ~ r,'In ~. y
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andres ana
baby daughter have returned from a
summers stay in the east
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

shortly from an all summers stay in
the New ENGLAND states.
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J UN IUTTUI NV ItVIl IHE ETH II u
corn
Tho acorn on tho hin,
Each for some separate end iH born
IN season TT. and sull
Each must iu strength arise 10 W. '.
tho Almighty Will.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kcim announce
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The regular monthly meeting Of
the missionary circle OF First
church will meet AZ 1870
o'clock Tuesday evening. Tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF First Methodist church
viii meet at 2t20 Thursday after
noon IN tho home Of Mrs. T.. l.. Thur
man, 1929 South Cheyenne avenue
The womCn's Biblo class rnoots in
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Merry Methodists Maids were
guests last evening of Mrs. o. H..
/ i.eouard, their teacher, for the first
meeting OF the season.
Miss phoebe Gintz OF Cleveland,
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The Markets



,,y.r YORK Feb. i0.--Another wave OF
NV And short selling swept the
lssdsuV,It ., today, carrying prices far be
tNH ,.is reached last week when the
foreign exchange caused serious
gapusnt Little attention was paid 70
pi'huii.,,nrs Of call money. al 10 per
h', S;,S subsoquent rate OF per cent.
sSs ~ further absenee OF constructive
y nS,n H II vas comparatively easy to
l,AeH,Is, additional shrinkage OF quoted
tris S'sbsres Of leading shipping com
~. .gain reflected this prospect 70 a
p.hTi, extent but hesyiness which
ces.' c ,stesd upon acute WEAKNESS was
Als ~ steeis' oils, motors and special
Mo'p n descriptions. Rails OF tho highest
hs o. - r,rii.ipated In the decline.
g'Ia.e, .,i,s. s-V we're uurestrsinod In tho final
V.lis,iss when II was rumored that
u SuT,ailmeut Of loans was under
hrll' yst josses Of 5 10 nearly 20 pionts
viy. ID nv General Motors, tho various
NGs w.ns.iaities. oils. shippings, equip.
nHo, ylssls textiles and wide variety
nslN ..iiareors issues. lowest prices rul-
o. m.,,,,,ly at the feverish close. Sales
.nt s's4 40 O50 900 shares.
anolu.,y hords were heavy hut weakness
.,g.a In tho industrial list and minor
sa'es. par yatue, aggregated $l4,'
g15 O01
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district aad outside the limits of the
ti} " tulsa
PRECINCT so. GO.
N"Einuirg ~ tho Intersection of the
VI Il. r RAILWAY and Elwood
thence North on Eivood Avenue to
the Osagr Cteck tnc. thence West
along said Usage Crock Iiuc To- the We.t
CITY iimits. thru,c South uloug said
West city Limits to the " X \ r.
Railwt, ihrGrc Fati along said Rail.
way Co The place of beginning
Also all that tcrritut, wing ropur
nous thereto. in and within said school
district and outside the limits OF tho
CITY of Tulsa
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NEW YORK, Feb. lO.-After starting
nm eottonseed oil declined Is 10 20
poihu below the previous close under sell.
ins that looked like packers and with
over cotton but q sharp rally followed on
SUPPORT from reiiners and short covering
L,osng prices were unchanged to 9 points
NJ higher. Sales AZ, 400 barrels Prime
ake $500 sales; primo summer yellow
~ sl950@20 so; March 5000: May
s1g45 July s2o74; prime winter yellow
and sumner white nominal.
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liberty Bond closinE.


v,,,, KANSAS City Provisions.
eAang,d 4s'' user uH
4, Ss' 6Ts' firsts Be higher. 4sc; case lots
ah,hAhsed. ''' '''' ''No'
Potatoes UNCHANGED
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LEGAL
F,SSsssrnred Ssned in The Tulsa DAILY WorI
ppSiia.y l.l2-l3-l4-l5-lg, 1920 Worl
NSnnnE COMPANY Pubilshers)
=. NUIItE Ann DDnIr so a s,.,,r

F.sSgsIy :, IN The Tulsa Daily World
PaSIssIgyy Hc;l!-l2-ll-l5-le, 1890 World
Nnrr,n company, Publishers)
No,lV.i AND PROCLAMATION.
% Ednc.,ia Ht,eby given that the Board
STATE y, 4pon n,l 9f the city of Tulsa, Of the
.,Srs ~ et Che amount of money tbat SilI Ie
support 40 pe raised by taxation for the
ekooi d,st,, nsn maintenance OF the school or
Beard Of ffJsdiets EdSt controlled by the said
iiG .Seglhning the first day of July
ilu ~ ehdng the 3Oth day OF June
be raissd iotal amount OF said money to
IN -, hundred Seyenty-Six Thousans
ns,Vg000) Dollars
q ssId me entire total estimated income
y'H rom oDS'tlst for the ensuing fiscal
he hS Sss, including the amount raised by
81 mils 9anu ordinary tax levy OF five
SsysnIys.FouTT ne RSo,,gI sum Of -Four Hundred
Dols,xy I,hree and I7-IOO 8t7tssg AZ
drsd Ons ~ Lklns the sum OF Eight Hum
sT ana ttsno3IIsand Six Hundred Seventy
e' rslsed bv s ts0l,GlG.5a) Dollars TO
That a ~ an excess levy,
y ten totai excess levy in an amount
fund sg,,5, mills is necessary 10 croats a
Ad district 20 support the schools in
~, hsrslraf,sp -et gte,ermined In the bud
q Edncsti,It tutther given that said Board
question ef snss hSs called an election on the
~, Tuesday. tb tbs excess i4,n levy to be held
'l tor a., budget and estimate ana said
'arth herein &c ae' Won being separately set
That ssl5H as required hy law
follows t6ygu,s,et and said estimate Is
M. uheEpendod balaro.
1 prsy,esshoIl district Tor sny
siseht expense purpos.a 'ns
z I,,, Ia school district posea OF
suress 'el income fron N""'
Vslors5o .ther than from al
apport, taxes including tba
RON ,nlent Of the income
tgnd the common schntI
fr N. ."ssed on distrIbu,ton
| 4, Wne neHt Preceding s,,oh Venr 10. ana m
,noun, n'Led estimate Of tbe 4-''0VV'VV
tgrrsn, Necessary FOR ~
Ssospl' expenses op' OF .s1s she
sung rSSn,siirict for the en-
budget Estimate
it;ss..ss,i.lon and siasidissr- ssni'aris- 1000
ot.. 'Sh''ors ',..,,,. g77OO0 90
LFs,,h school s1nI;ni;.,.''..... 100000
aint.sagnea. ge and Water ','''' tiS'SS9 SSS9 90 90
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EDWARD y. MARSHALL
CITY Attorney

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OY
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of this company will be he'd on Wednesdsy.
the office Of the company. IL West Fourih
street Tulsa Oklahoma. for the purpose OF
eleeting hoard of directors and receiving
aud acting upon the reports Of the Officers
and for the transaction OF such other busi.
ness as may properly come before the
meeting
IN accordance with the laws OF the state
Of Oklahoma, under which this company iA
which has been transferred on the books OF
tho company within 30 days newt preceding
this election,
L. G. RITTS. Secretary.