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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Very special indeed are the week.
end cases they are showing at the
LUCE Trunk company, llI south
Main for tag.Sb. Convenient I'm Size,
Cobra grain leather Moiro lined
with ten pieces ot white ivory toilet
articles, ia say--''a beauty" for
s39.S6.
Among the most attractive gowns
worn ~ Miami tbt, season are those
Of embroidered net made up witt,
Point Venice iaccs. Every stitci, is
hnn done and the details are ca.
quisitC.
ChapeauN' Yes with my very own
eyes did ! see, exquisite spring hats
Of ultra distiuctivcncss. wonderful
models from New Works most oN-
elusive originators. hats that would
set the heart of the most fastidious
woman "awhirl." AT Miss Lehighs
Smart Vogue shop In the New
Wright building.
Right now Paris indicates - low
wni-tiinc with n second one Just be-
low the busiiinc.
saw elder down wrappers ia
INK and blue. for children and very
lovely baby blankets. very specially
priced at the Mary Jane Chlldrcu's
shop. ~ Fast Fifth.
On" L. natural, impressed with
III" constant appcarunc" Of chot toiaic
brown ,iriDg ~ II does N popularity
with hicgn and tangarinc shades
wearing tho proper glasses iu
time win relieve he mind as we'll
as the Cycs, Gays the Ilanuis Optical
company 300 South Boston.
Riddles enjoy u ncw book nowWnd
then Iust hkc their o'lcra and you
yyii1 flub "a gpIGuIi1 yarigts pf tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

utght at the hume OF George and
Edgar Grim In <orth stroud. \ fine
program on Africa was given ana six
now members were received. There
wrro 80 present Albert walker is
president and Ruth Hland secretary
VI this fine missionary club
Superintendent u. a.. Shutrs home
is under quarantine this week aud ne
~ stdNiny with his friends. l,ttlc
Mintl SNUFF has s,ptlaiiua
Mrs. cora wood and son Ellis
went To 81 hnthuuN's hospital I'm
oklahoma Guy sunday 90 s,c Mrs.
Ellis.
G. q. Whites appointment 20 the
stroud postoficc rs expected TO bc
confirmed by the senate this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Every day hear nome comment
upon the attractive way the" have
arranged for the convenience uf lady
patrons nt The First National bank
lat Fourth and Main, Window ~ ia
| exclusively for women who wish to
take advantage of lis unusual soi'v-
Ice. one rarely has Ia wait at this
" lndow, besides Mira Shirky who In
In charge Is Just lovely about help
Ing with any banking problems.
u certainly l. difficult Ia keep M
with the new cOIoringS. right now
they are showing u bran new rn~sct
tone and have named Il pcnu doiG-
non.
Snappy spring suits that cannot
help hut please are the types ! noted
In tho splendid showing at Lcster's,
5iI South Main, this week. lI8r"
Hand loomch stockings Ia heavy
ribbed siik VIII bc shown Ia wear
win sports 0Sford> says Dame
Fashion.
So mar. evening affairs now make
II rFpcriHllA attractive tu hHN" -
lclaurp dinner down rnWu. then drop
around to the cntcrtainmcut. How
perfectly iuv,V &" drop Into uur
popullr Tea Gun Inn whore they
,rryo such u splendid tahI" de- hotr
dinner. uu may also arrange for
private parties nhorc Mrs, baldwin
FOR details.
Nn unusual evening wrap tlnt ap.
pcnrcd nj u Country club affair re-
Gently was Of gray silk In n flonnccd
mDhci, There was u deep band ~
-irirh fourteen or tiftc'n Inches
deep about the bottom whiic II mar
row rdgiug at the ostrich finished the
cOilnr and edged the deep cuff.
Mrs. Smith. 20 well knoyn to
Tulsa ladies ~ rtprescnting Buck
ley Bros. viii continue To show her
samples IN her chlldrens depart
mout 10 the Demorcsi shop. SOC
south Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

only III" other DAY ! raw very
smart dress ~ brown nnd white
foullrd, simply made with pIrntch
skirt -rt on yoke and luckrd blouse
showing sheer white OrgnndlC collar
and cuffs.
y, tho ,,i,ls and hns.s ,,r, gr,Ju-
at, nix yrar .,,y vhv mat boV.
tb.a, uIr,lr.s nixon uo,y Ina, you
in,,rd b,,,i,, r,'. ,ho r,,, d,v, nj
,rbn,i, Thn ,r,i.ls al tlo Riylir
SuiJios Urst Tn,Irtb could civ. ,n,t
.,.,,,' ,,,,ri.,i ,,t,nfI,r ,lrrt has,
.
l'""""'H "n"u '.y. ~ u' 49,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

gowns, wraps and hats. | could ten
you more about this wonderful
store, but viii leave much for you
to anticipate at the opening on or
about April /.
Springtirnc and beauty. grace and
"nChantmcnt -.- the comchithrr ui
youth --- ~ IN every alluriug fold Of
tho new frocks they are receiving
daily nj the Dcmorost shop, 5O6
South Main. You must see them ia
appreciate tho fact that / have not
exaggerated one bit In my cnthusi-
astic description.
Lanyin has sent over many youth
fui models for spring wear: most
of them exploit the light bodice and
full skirt.
was looking at school dresses
for the little miss ~ kindergarten
age on up to 16 years at the Mary
Jane Childron's Shop 10 East
FIFTH, yesterday and found each dis
tinctivcly unusual In It's own par
tiChlnr way and while Bdmiring
them the young lady In charge told
me they were all very specially
priced for this coming week. quite
an item az they are absolutely right
up TO the minute In both style and
fabric.
The leading shade of hosc Tor
spring wear. II J. said. will he gray
particularly polo grny--which j. II
new shade ard matches perfectly the
suede slippers In The same color.
Yes. indeed, they carry that splon-
did Service hose IN all the now colors
at Testers 5ii South Main. bid
YOU know NV are selling this won
der hose I'd dV$i.95?
They are here! You know 7 told
you to expect them ana let ~" add
that each one Is u model from an
exclusive origipator, personally Sc
loctcd Icy Miss lair. in New York
for her charming millinery depart
mont at the DcmoreSt shop, 5nG
South Main. Miss Lair has just re-
turned from the east aud savs "Iou
can't sav too much about hats this
season, for thcv are wonderful
The Lingerie ana vluy Tots Tog
gerry Shop. 52t south Main, has just
received large variety 90 lovely
hghy drcsscs G'rtrudcs ana under
things for babies and snnll children.
Drnp in ana SEQ them.
Very smart for your summer
wardrobe would br n frOrh or deep
yellow cotton crepe, cut IN III" sim
picSt, straiphicst rhcmi-c lines, WITH
short kimOnO sleeve. edged ~ giit
gnlonn, using ia" same gill effect
for the belt, marking "A low waist
line.
There arc just as many changes
and new ideas coming up I'm hair
and beauty work as In fashions,
ana II takes an alert shop Ike tn"
American Beauty Shup at 3l3 South
Boulder 10 keep up with all On" new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Bi,DkIsN ARROW

Nj Nocl g Ovun, ur Mu.Lusc,
VHI the quest of hs hrnIh,. Dr
W. -. Owuby. md family. Monday
cN'uiuE on rUui. hpWc from in.
Tulsa auto show
Mr T. r Nicbliug l,f. Monday fur
Chicago and other market ccutcrs
on nrriug huyiug trip
Mrs J"nuic Euas has returned
from Wichita, where she fyct' a
week with her SON James who was
NJ lMAL lLmn 4 L..ulLul nuLL-uL 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
STATE SOCIETY
PERRY.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hemsworth
and Mr.. and Mrs. James I.obsii2
are attending the hardware mems
convention at Oklahoma City this
week.
The Campfire Girls served an eX-
collent supper for tho chamber of
commerce last Tuesday evening. but
the crowd was 80 large that second
tables were necessary. More than
12J were served. Tho musical en-
tertainmsnt was unusually good ana
a local druggist gavo the banaueters
"A treat by distributing so pounds oil
assorted chocolates. The feature Of
the entertainment was the motion
picture taken OF tho meeting.
The Junior class OF the Perry high
school presented Her Iadyship's
Ncico," four--ct comedy dra m>.
at the Grand Wednesday evening
II was exccllently prepared and the
showing made compared very ia
vorably with professional work.
The cast cons stcd Of Gertrude
Specr. Harold Boggs. Virgil Hunt,
Marvin Bradcn, Robert Coyle and
Miss Zella Clark. Between acts
spcc!al;ies were put on by Miss
lis her McCandless and little Misses
Mrs. Ralph McCune and baby are
visiting her parents at Calvin.
Rudolph Got,lieb and Miss Eva
Llttlefield returned from New York
after a buying tour.
The pie supper OF District No. 2S
school netted $40 for the near cas-.
relief. An excellent time was en-
joycd, many people from the city
attending and adding 10 the fun and
fund during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fac Foster are visit
ins their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Foster. here this week. tne
Foster now has headquarters in
| Tulsa, with the Midco company.
Mr.. ahd Mrs. Everett, Nelson GU
tertained informally the KilKarc
, Kluh Friday evening at their home.
The members had a delightful even
ing II viii meet next Friday even
ing with Mrs. Leila Rice.
Mrs. W. G. MCCune and Airs.
Harry Briscoe gave shower Mon
day afternoon 10 Mrs John Bech-
I told. who was Miss Rehecca Price
/ prior to her marriage in sand
/ Springs last week. 4 novel feature
OF the entertainment was the pre-
/ sentstiOp OF a scrap book Of super
StittOnS pertaining 10 YOUNG hI!u'S'
and iso large cook book with all
| the ideas of all tho guess ms to how
! ii should he done. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bcchtold will leave soon for their
new home in Calgary, Alberta. Can
/ ado, near Mr.. Hechtolds wheat
! ranch.
The Dclph.a1 society held its
regular meeting az tho Red Cross
room Of the library Frlday after
noon. Ncw officers elected at the
! previous meeting were installed.
! Mrs. Henry :. Johnston Is president,
, Mrs. George Newton Is vice prosi-
dent and Mrs. T.. 6, R!gg Is the new
! secretary.
The Tuesday Afternoon club met
/ this week with Mrs, r. G.. Moore,
/ Interesting papers on currcpt topir1
were road. MIS-, II. t.. st. Clair
presented paper on the latest
waves OF immigration aud Us "f'
, feet on farm labor, Mrs. T.. j.
/ Coplc discussed social settlcm"n
work. Mrs. n. g. Jackson was
I elected 10 nemi -rsHip IN the club
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ron, ... ..IumDi' Good idea,
several hHVc mentioned that many
OF the new strap ONiOrd~ viii lave
Cuban hrpis about two Inches Ia
hripiL white the baby Louis hccis.
WIN DC -c"n on most Of ~" pumn~.
Very interesting, indeed, is The
apyirg showing ni STUART rocks 30
Testers Distinctive Shop, jl4 South
Main. ! NV ohaIuiugiy NouNlfui
dr,ssr- tor afternoon affairs "N-
uuisilo models Tor the moro formal
evening tuu'uuuH and simple, hVt
non, tu. l,ss yogui-h fi"rka for
-trp.f ,y.ar among heir just ius.
At % rroCut wedding un attractive
woman wore u gown Of brown hCc
,,tr the slmr color ~lih; with this
% hat uf matching color. made ~
runlinC and hOrsChAir, uniiucd, with
hu~r unh slipper also matching,
If overs woman knew tho mar,
nd,uulHE,1 or having a tu'fi'M
GI,ut..r Washer, there would he Pc"
t"me- u Tulsa without one. A..
F. ~. Drshon ~ CO., o0j South Main,
.u gig' 'uu "details Nuuli be inter
'sttu, J know
Conservative -iik sweaters arr
seen In hlnCh. navy, brown and
wlitv whit, the bright hand made
VAN sweaters are h"ing shown In ali
ihr -,a-ou'- faNpr'tr culorS
p.l ,uu ever stop 10 think that ~9
owe to um flm'lN our friends ana "a
ourselves 90 have our picture taken
ut different periods uf our lives "
lcltk do, and th1t reminds NC I,
t.ll YOU uf tht now mC' mods Ot
. hutrgraphy, especially the movie
iunuu@ thry ar, featuring at tho
James Studio-. across from the Ho-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Tho woman who i'm
parts the impression
uf being wcll groulu-
ed is the ono who
realize the impur-
ianCc ot "a" modern
methods use 4 At
Mrs. Lea, h ~ - u -
Hair ana Beauty
Shop II EAST I'if'h
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IDNt \ tITN

Mrs. r. L. Trarp. 7so Marlnud
drive, entertained q number Of her
nieads with p hrilg" party Anon.
those who enjoyed tho huapuali,
~ Mrs. Trapp were. Mcsdanrs W
II pConuor w 4 Moncricf. Leo
Minton. I g. McElroy, J. NJ nar-
mon, l.. H. Patton. q. II. Barnes. o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

suuutcriug into the
New York flnir shop
ind BCHuty parlori.
over Krubcrg's ycster
luy ! found them jus
finishing a wonderful
permanent wave for "a
lady who was much
pleased She said "Ol
,rs. ] have q perma
------- n---Lr.-. --.n I'm
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Club Announcements

The Woman's Benefit association
o.! the Maccabees will give buffet
pnchoon Tuesday In honor OF the
i.vision president. Mrs. Laura v.
puckett OF Denison, Texas. who will
Le here,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
erSOndl Mention

,lms, W H. Howard who mas been
n Ing Nor daughter. Mrs. Robert
woods. during her recent serious
W. returned TO her home in
''"'hs'on the past week.
n's j. NJ Winters, OF Quinuv. H.,
NJ, VISITOR in the homo Of Mr. and
' Hrani Il, Mccullough.
,or ~ ~ Nanp.e Reed left yoslol day
sns,a "''"pa, Kan, where she win
''end the weekend.
p-1aa knight =. Douglas returned
S 'gom okmulscc where she
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mrs. George o. Hollow viii leave
Monday for oklahoma CHy and
Norman for "a few days visit. Mrs.
Hollow will be the guest OF her
daughter. Miss Rosal!nd Hollow, a
student OF oklahoma university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mi. and Mrs. James H. Kcaton Of
Muskogcc will be the overSuuiay
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude l..
Hough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Nandevsr left
saturday for two weeks visit to
st Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

All new members of the jefferson
Davis chapter, United Daughters OF
'he Confedcracy, are urged 20 he
present at the meeting to be held
Thursday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock
IN the home of Mrs. Preston C..
West, first vice president.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
SIROt ID

Mrs Bert Flake of Weicntka came
over wednesday tor IA short stny
with NJ. and MIS-, George Clark
son.
Mrs g. f.. Rhpp ot shawnee and
two children visited her sister, Mrs
=, /. TOushee, and daughter Miss
Mary Rapp, las. week.
J. n Charles returned Wedu' DAY
from Mineral Wells, Texas. waere
he mad spent . w"ek.
Mrs. H. T.. Griffin is enjoying a
visit from her parents, NJ, aud Mrs.
j. ". Carson Of Ponca city.
NIr5. LINDA Amin os Tu,sn visited
- r'rru0 f.'ienda ''ccn''". Mrs.
Annin was one Of the carly citizens
MS pace
Mr, and Mrs. NJ j. Rstcr "f
Bocnc. Iowa. came Saturday 20 bH
the guests 0f hor daughter, Mrs.
J. NJ, Newton.
Mr.. end Mrs l.. q. Dnlds ana
Mr. and Mrs. G. ". A Davis we're
.umong thNsa Whn saw the 'Mikado
at oklahoma City Saturday owe
ni'"
Miss Adah Inmau returned Satur-
,ay from Nowata whore she had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
[llusic and Irt

|Music ana hTt
4 A. Hobcr, Boice Carson an
'..,s to his patrons the follow.
rroeram played In concert on
4 ,,say evening in Convention hall
Ar uaoul vtdas, Nioinis', and
II pydsiph Gautz, pianist, Mrs.
kr,fcr J.. cain OF thls ol'y NJ inc
1. sro for the former: ...
Ayygoi,, ..... Cor.lli G652-lI0S)
Y" MIR. Nidas
waltz iu \ Fiat
= %octgrnc in i sharp Major
e, rlonais" ..,..y '''.. 'hpoih
Mr.. Gdntz
Concert. \ Major ...,.' SAINT -saens
Andante- Expressive
Tcmpo-primo
ise-ipur sans Interruption
Mr.. Nidas
tnpromptu IN q Major ,.,,
............. schubert
Eauc' from Kosamondc ...
........ SchubcrcGanz
4 rrnlics of the Water. Rcvci
VI prelude in \ Minor DcDussy
Mr.. GantZ
Nplodic Oriontale. ..,........
.............. l.uVar-SadiO
parsc Villagcvisc. ,Demitresco
{. Cauzonctta
Cadence ............ fuchanl
Mr. Nidas
The Pcnsive Spinner ..,..'
..........,..... GanIH
b. PctrHrca
~. Rakoczy ,..,....,...., List
Mr.. Gantz
roau, Nidas. noted French violin
e, and Eutolph CAM. equally as
.,r.u known Swiss pianist, viii APP
r,,- I'm concert In Convention hall,
uonday night under direction Of the
.W,bcr, Rolce Carson concert course.
yiaas has hccn In Tulsa all week
md Is much In love with tho city
md has enjoyed his rest. Perhaps
N star has enjoyed the widespread
sre that this young violinist may
Ppl claim. lie has played with all
,ht noted orchcstras OF Europe as
,sll as here in America. and quoting
uusical authorities, when CAM
,,,y,. the result Is music" Author
,,iiv,,y spcaking. when Nidas and
i,nz appear in the largo music
,.nters NiCh and New York, CHI
ago and Philadelphia. every seat Is
Ia. The event OF Monday evening
.bould be a most auspicious one.
,.das Is fired with youthful euthus-
,.p. lie tells you OF his great love
5r the masters. especially Bach,
whose compositions he finds ne can
ind no favorite among them, loving
hem all alike. lie admires the old
writer's OF music more than the new.
Tulsa musicians who have heard him
vay during the psf few days, say
ne pays much like licifitz In tcCh-
ri,uc and interpretation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mrs. /. W. Purdy leaves SUNDAY
for oklahoma city where she will
be among the guests Of honor al q
tea 10 be given Monday afternoon by
tho Oklahoma city chapter, L. -. e.
At which time this organization IL
hunoriug all past state presidents
OF Oklahoma division United Daugh-
ters OF Tho ContcderacY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hauser viii
remove Monday To tho Springer
apartments. where they have taken
"A suite,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mrs Henry Gliddon Who has been
a gucs. Of Mrs Frank l.. Moore aud
Mrs Walter T.. Wright. will leuvo
about the middle Of the wcck for
her home in chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Mrs. J. Fred Miles of rcAing tom.
Ky, will arrives Monday to visit
Mrs. w. Vatican Bidd.son
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

The Sphinx club meets Wednon'
day at Masonic hail with Mesdamcs
George Chubbuck, John II. Wine
miller, J, X. Foote. B. NJ. Grotkop,
\. n, LassIter and w, G.. Lassitcr as
HOstesses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

The Fortnightly Bridge club Will
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Merton
DonGvy.
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Clubs

| The BduZai club met in the nome
" Mrs. Reginald Merry on Friday.
Mrs. lone Mlllington and Mrs. j. VI.
Lloyd read Interesting papers on
immigration and AmericaniZation.
There was social hour during
which refreshments were served.
J Mrs. Bernard Douglas, 1904 South
Baltimore avenue, will entertain the
''hb next.
Tho Inter Sc club met with Mrs.
! erald f. Benedict on Thursday
Tqr and Mrs. W. y. Nandeyer,
Hubert W. Whitney, John ID. Nc
Lin and V. W. Mackey we're guests
besides members and their hus-
lands, Prizes were won by Mrs G.,
T. Miller, MIR. J. g. Roddin and tho
guests trophy went to MIR. Hubert
w. whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
j. Roop will be the next hosts.
The kllcare club met with Mrs.
Fred Bliss, 1852 South Boston ave-
nue., during the past week when Mrs.
'uy Parrish and Mrs. Il. c. Mills
gave music selections. Luncheon
was served during the afternoon.
MS T. b. Bliss and Mrs. Parrish
assisting
Pledgcs OF the Theta Beta Phi
sorority OF the University OF Tulsl
we're initiated in the homo OF Miss
Fl'h Harrison on Saturday after
oon, A beautiful gold pin with
N i'eek letters engraved thereon was
Westn'ed 10 Miss Nelle Trusty fur
lIUlt.f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Miss Rhae walker has returned
from Ardmore where she has been
the guests OF friends
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w O Nj "A MS
WORLD
AND WORK
SocIlE So :::!!!:: TY !!..it.

has been the guest OF Mrs. Frank
billiard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard y. L. SOurd.
and young son of Columbus. Onto.
arrives today to attend the ubscques
OF Mr.. LEONARD. brother. NrA
Charles Leonard OF blackwell, Iowa
also arrives today. Mrs. Leonardo =
sister. Mrs. 4. :. Stephenson and
Mr.. Stephenson arrived las. evening
from Cedar Fails.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

For Week Ended April 20. 1921.
Institutions Clearing Through Iembers-Average Figures.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SUGAR.

Tho range of prices In yesterdays
sugar futures market follows.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
PYNCHON TO HEAD
BOND ASSOCIATION
Foreign Security Dealers of
America Organize to Regu-
late Trading.

Official announcement OF the organi-
zation of the Association of Foreign Sc
curtty Dealers OF America, formed to
standardize rules and regulations gov
erning transactions in foreign securities
not listed or traded in on the New York
Stock Exchange and which are payable
in foreign currencies, and to improve the
status Of the foreign security market in
this country, was made yesterday.
George NJ. Pynchon Of Pynchon & Co.
has been elected president of the associ-
alton. Howard M. Brooks, vice-president
OF the American Express Company. is
vice. president Arthur :. Keck OF Paine,
Webber & Co., secretary, and John d.
Harrison Of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York treasurer. Its gov
ernors are Howard X. Brooks, George
NJ. Pynchon, John d. Harrison, Fred
erick Fl. Clarkson, vice-president of the
Irving National Bank; Iraac De Bruyn
of Boissevain & Co.. John r. Hall of
Knauth. Nachod & Kuehne; Lewis Ise-
lin OF A. Iselin & Co. John r. Kimball.
vice-president of the Guaranty Com
pany Of New York; Morris X. Parker.
vice-president of the Equitable Trust
Company, and Max Strauss of Hallgar-
ten & Co.
Among the important concerns who
are members Of the new association are
the American Express Company, Bois-
sevain & Co, Bull & Eldredge. the
Equitable Trust Company, the Guar
anty Company Of New York, Hallgar-
ten 6 Co., Hornblower & Weeks, the
Irving National Bank. A. Iselin & Co.,
Josephthal & Co., Knauth, Nachod g.
Kuehne. Lazard Freres. A B. Leach &
Co., Merrill, Lynch & Co.. Paine, Web
ber 6 Co. Pynchon & Co., Sartorious.
Smith & Loewi, Seasongood, Haas g.
Mcdonald. Sutro Bros. Joseph Walker
& Sons and White. Weld & Co.
The association will endeavor to be
OF assistance to its members In record
ing the numbers or series of all foreign
securities drawn for redemption, in the
exchange Of foreign securities with re-
spect to denominations and in arbi-
trating disputes referred to it by Its
members or others.
Howard X. Brooks, vice-president OF
the new association, made yesterday the
following statement: The Importance
Of American investments In foreign se-
curities as a factor in the readjustment
of the worlds affairs emphasizes the
need for an association to standardize
the dealings therein On the extent to
which American investors become pur-
chasers Of foreign securities and credits
will depend to a large degree tho POSI-
ton which the United States can take
In expanding It's foreign commerce in
competition with other progressive IN
dustrial countries. After making set
tlement for our imports. the expenda-
lures of American tourists abroad. and
remittances abroad by immigrants re-
siding in the United States. there has
been since the armistice a foreign bal
ance in favor of the United States which
of course must be balanced II we ex-
pect to continue to sell our goods abroad.
We will have to stop supplying goods
beyond what we take In return unless
our investors are willing to balance our
credit accounts by making equivalen,
Investments outside of the United
States"