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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 14. 1918.
SIGHTSEERS WARNED
10 POSTPONE PLANS
mill .plllnH for Tnpi-i- u
en, No I'lHce Vet to VU.1L
sty-'
Vi'UK. Nv- 13. -Already
..v............ uriMh tn irn til
Allied rtteaitishrp office,, to.
WrTerc r,'ivtr,, hun.1re.lH of In
,,. when I ho 1'iin on pas
tr.iw 1 would I"1 removed. The
",,. I Verc fl.l thiit tho rimd
:l",ui.'rl.-liinK ''i'ld remain in fe
mAt rro.r n..,.,.e" a! Hllltl
II a American belnir hiIU
iiment control. It waj the
the nlMiinnriip oru-
Ir,-t "una
.rtps
..Atr Km '
opinion
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
fry Crandmother's old Fa
vorite Ktx-ipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
Tes lUl'l
nonndeil
ruler an. I
. vrryone Known tnar. ru?c
Sulphur, properly rum-
hrmtn rk tne natural
lustre to me mur wnen
. j.l ..ar.'.'lKI'll or Kr.w- ,-.... ..-
1 ,niv .tv ' K't thin mixture was
make H at home, which Is niUHxy
' J trnuh;esome. Nowaday, by ask.
r at hi.,- tlniir otor.- for "Wyeth s
Lrr and Sulphur Compound." yon
, , , , Urif hottle of this f.imoiiH
,M recipe wnpr.iv.l hv the uddl-
f i.iher ingredient, for aho.it
5,rCS-t" av Cray! Try t! N one
-owil.lv tell that you darkened
vnur hair a it rtorn It so naturally
evrniv. Yon dampen it sponiic
soft brush with it Hnd draw thin
nlr hnir, l.lKIlljr "lie nniilll
time; hy mornlnit the
di-nppcurs, and after on
h.i'l.in or two, your hair
ctals thnt the time fur reesu nipt Inn of
pre-war steamship travel nil imy ex
tensive scale Man a "Ioiik w;iy off."
At the offices nf the ncutial line,
htivveyt-r, preparations wito under
taav today far a prospective larice In-
i ren.su In bur-lnem and n resuniiitinn
f regular Minima. Several of the
larRcst in. its under neu'ral flags now
are In thin port. I'or these ships, II'
wii.s mid at ihe nffn-eM of their own-!
its, there are applP-al khik for more
than sufficient passiiK.'s tu fill all j
aceomnio.r.Ht.inx l
WASH INCT' .. .Nov II. -There'
in nn place in Kumpe et fur Ihe.
HlKhlMeer, for Ihe 1 ri.nisanils of!
Americans who hae l.ten awaiting I
Ihe end of the war toVusii over ami J
view the haillcflel.ls and devastated .
ItleH and towns left In Ihe wake of,
great eonlemling armies.
Tiie Kiiropean .111 hassles 111 W.cih.
imrtntH 11lrea.lv are reeeivlng many I
applications for pcrmirtliin In lake I
pastae for Kurnpe. LfcjWita explained
today that they havecen 11 1) litfd o
reply that not only is thejho sllll need I
for government!! I purpoHes of all
nvnllalile t ransportHlion wrvtce, hut I
the rontinuing neremdty for the I
utrieteM I'linservntiiiti of the Hlrnder '
f.Mnl reHoure.H of K irnp.1 fori. ids the
entry for a long tune to ronie of mere
HtKrhtxeers and perxonn w ho have not
the most urgent lusiufs rei'ttonH for
vlHitlng the eontlnent and the Itritwh
I l,iles.
OLDER'MEN TO tfETURN
QUESTIONNAIRE BLANKS
YANKS AWAIT ORDERS UNCERTAINTY CAUSES
FROM MARSHAL FOCH. SHARP STOCK DECLINE IS
SUndud Oil Htorki
(StrinllerB. MrOree A
Only .lvll Now in l.ldeiic- Is
Work of l.ernian rrlsimer llo
' palrliiK lYiirMTty lainage.
urtalloHUl of SeculiMlin I'rsrd hy
Hankers Also Help Drop of S--ruritlen
mi t.othum Ki lumgi'.
WITH TI1K A M 1C I It "AN AKMVl
AT TIIK 1KDNT, Nov. U.The
Ameriean army In marking time 1111-!
HI orders romo from MurKluil Knoll !
for the next move. The ro.ids near I
the front are nlie.t with the panoply I pi(r,H ,lf nP Hrlve uhl.
of the war Unit U.ut ended. The m.l-1 Tl1 rll,rlI1P u;, Hrv
they will
Anglo ninrj). I Ml
ill... Kntinmic .
elexiiurli M tK.
, foiilri.-rim' l -1 .
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1 unitirl!iil Pipn . .
. Kurk I p . . , .
Iiiil't"w Sirnul. I'o.n
I Ir.l.M Mriial. e''l
Mar. oik l'iw
lnitit.i.a l'n . .
Kill., Hi1 . . . .
ITiirtc Oil anil
l'mm Oil anil . (rfM
Pr.n Pip
Oil
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.1. Men
between III end 4 ."1 year of age who 1
1 linvn, received hut not filled out quen- '
I tlonn.nres Mere asked today hy
I I'rovost M.irslKi! ieneral t'rowder to,
1 return them In I. lank form to local ;
I hoards. The hoards are Instructed I
I to cancel all entries rel.iilng to men !
of thes-o claHen. and they will he
; considered as no longer bound by
the selective draft.
t'l ivHif Icaftjiii of youths of 1S.
I which will he continued. Is regard
ed by the general Ktaff of the army
as inota valuable for Mai 1st leal pur-
' poses and its bearing up possible fu
' ture military problems. Draft
hoards also have been notified of the
possibility that they may ho needed
as the active local agents In Bovein
niental demobilization plan.
Hers are wondering when
gel home.
The lerms of the armitice forbid'
American airplanes from going over I
the (ierinun lines and Inasmuch as 1
no piu!icis are being taken, It is1
virtually 1111 possible to get any In-I
formation as to the movements of
the Herman army.
The hours since the reiM.it inn of
ho.tilliticH have wrought a wonderful
change on tho front. Silence has re
placed the roar of cannon and the
rattle of machine guns. Ambulances j
are parked along the road Instead 01
bowling along on errands of mercy
The marching columns of troops
going into battle have been replaced
hv laughing groups of American and
I'Yctich soldiers rejoicing over the
sucess of their great efforts Kvery
oiKkjtems to lake It fur granted that
the war cannot stnrt going again.
I'nly one thing goes on 11s It did Ihe
work of the German pi Honers. Hy
thousands they are repairing the
damage lierman gut s and mines
have done to the roads of.jl'rnnce.
BREWERS' INVESTIGATION
TO BE WIDENED IN . SCOPE
NKW YORK. Nov. IS. I'eace and
Its attendant problems and uncer
Ittlotv InnmoH larirer no the fll.an
. .'. ... 1 ... .......L .....L. Nniilll IVnn
mi nor.r.on ous. ..... . , s. ( of ivll,,irili.
undergoing another period of b.Ui-s ,, f ..
latlon which encompassed nearly an , h o ur ,icriy
s o. of h ,111 . .
S II. of ki'iil.e ky
J O of Nw urk
Vrmun Oil
thmnicli v
unui'l i'!
fv hKir
iwnrr,s heautifiilly dark, glossy uJld
..... 1
a.trWie . Sonne Production Slons
Wr'th Sag" ano tuipnur 001- .
nound is a delightful toilet requisite POUTIND. ( 're., Nov. 13. -'or
those who ibsslre dark hair and Spruce production for airplane pur
ii vouhtf'il appearance. It Is not In-1 poses stopped today in tho north
frded for th cure, mlligatlon or ! west on orders from the spruco ill
prfTfntiou of dlewane. Adv. t virion of tho signHl corps.
United States Railroad Administration
McAdoo, IHrector General of Ilailroadd
W. I!
St.Louis-San Francisco Railroad
A chanfro of time tables will be made effective 12:01
a.m., SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1918, and this advance
notice of the time of the principal trains at important di
vision points on this railroad is issued for public informa
tion. Details of the changes will be available at stations
nd Information Bureaus on day schedule is effective.
L. KRAMER,
Federal Manager.
NORTH TIOT'ND
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. The
senate Jipliclary subcommittee
name. I to Investigate political activi
ty of brewers and purchase of th
Washington Times by Arthur Itrln
! bane through money furnished by
i the brewery interests, decided today
; to extend the scope of the Inquiry to
Include a general Investigation Into
the activities of (he brewery Inter
! est. The hearing will begin Tues
j day.
Chairman Overman announced
. that the committee would devote Its
: attention at first to the brewes and
later would also conduct nn Investl
! cation into the activity of Gorman
propagandists..
J "We are going Into this matter
very fully, said Senator Overman,
referring to the brewers' phase, "but
from an Impersonal standpoint."
Alexander Kont.t of Now York,
who was to have been called as the
first witness, Senator Overman said,
will not be summoned until the Ger
man propaganda end .f the Investi
gation has been reached Mr. Hrls
bane. he added, also will be sum
moned, hut no date for his appear
ance has yet been fixed.
Senator Overman suid that In
opening the Investigation th" com
mittee would devote Its attention not
only to an investigation of the pur
chase of the Washington Times, but
would also go into the activities of
the Drewcrs in tne various etaies.
The decline was accelerated hv
further restriction of credits and thi
attitude nf c onservative hanking In
terests who encouraged general cur
tailment of speculative accounts de
spite, the more hopeful view of lead
ers in th steel Industry.
A few of the more popular ln.1ii.
trlato approximated minimum ipi i
tatlons of the year during the set
eral reversals, but these also rill ed
on the relaxation of pressure at the
end.
Cnlted States Steel wns aga'n the
pivotal feature. Its extreme decline
of 14 points to !7' being tulckly
followed by a rally In whlrh two
thirds of the loss wits recovered.
Halls yielded 1 to 4 'A points at
their worst. Canadian Pacific dis
playing actual weakneg for a time.
hut in this division losses were half:
wny repaired, Southern Pacific and i
Heading receiving support at reccs-
sions. t oppers were uravy, won mm
Motors Irregular, and Specialties.
K'enlll7.ers excepted, mainly lower
Haldwln Locomotive was again the
only equipment to manifest consist
ent strength.
Liberty bonds held steady, while
railway and Industrial : sues lost
fractions tn a point. Old I'nited
States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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G1IKNT. Ilelglum. Tuesday, Nov.
Hv The AmoiuMI Pre.
I.1. (8 p. tn.) In the course of a
gTeat celebration today, In which the
entire population of Ghent partici
pated, the people wrecked the win
dows and the Interior of the German
hotel In the grand place. Hundred
of men with axes entered the build
ing and smashed everything possible
while the onlooklng crowds cheered.
4tWM-v4-f
I The Quick Way o
I Stop a Cough J
Thla bnm-tnaile srrup t1oe the T
I T worlt In Imrtr. Bsallf pr- T
! T partd, and aa about ft. T
" 444 444f4
You miclil lie utirnriietl lo linow
1 tbt the best fling vou ran use for
a severe cough, is a remedy which
ia raailv prepared al home in jmt
1 a few rnomenia. It s cheap, but for
I prompt results it. I raw anything elio
, you ever tried, l.'mallr atopa the ordi-
it:il in Miewfc t.mi ... -
ilear.int. too -children like it
' Ne Tork Block LUt.
I SaIm in
I llundrrdi ith Ooir
I Am Meet Kog. a IV1 :i ':t
I Amsr n a I 411 4. '"
Am. C. and K. 14 :
Am. loeo o r,', as '4 (WIM.
1 Amrr l,intd 40 40 'i :IHJ 40',
Am. S an.i Rcf ls Hy "7 na v,
i Am fuirr :i IPJ I lx lia
A Tel. and Tel. 0 I0H 107 l7
I Am Tolrrer alHO
I Anaronrla t'.ift SflU 704 0 'i'a
, Atohiaon 0 07 , 0
Al. Owl Line 4 17 0 Kit.
At I! anil W. I. 7 III In IMS
Palilwln I. 41.1 4H SJ'4
lull, and OW a.l M 5,
llelh. K. "IV IIM 111, .Ml hi
l anadian rH'i! W 1 1'S l''Vi
tVn lather 1H HI SO 6t
( he. and Ohio 47 HI ft'4 110
C. M and J-1 P 27 .'.0V4 4B 50
Chi.. It I and P 7H :i"S a() S0I4
i I hliwt rvnpper 211 4'Jt 41 41
1 (VI V and I. S 40 HUH 40
Corn Pr.i 11 l. "f 4a 14
CriinM Kll J ' 54
Cil.a ( an Su 1 .T-"4 :l-H
Kno "I HIS 20S -'ftli
lien. V.lerlrie la I M 14 V 1 '.4
Hen. Mnlora I I la I I'JT 13
Ureal No. pin. 41 10'J IH'4 l'
(It N. Ore CM 17 4 H2S H'1
(iillf State! .SteiiT 1 IIS lii h'
! Illinoit Central . ; 104
' lnp ('tipper 611 '.4', .' J V .5:1
Inl. Mer Mar C :iVi 'J V4
! Int. M M. pld. H:t 15IS I'"1 P
Inl. Paper 4 M 113 H 311 '4
j Ken. Copper 0 ', IIS :iH
lamia, and Na xl'-n
Mil. Motors M 4 Vi :iH 4014
M.x. Petro. ,T.'4 1714 15 170
Miami Copper 17 -'7'a '27 '.'7
Midrale Sle .',4 41 V 42s, 4-74
Mi. Parifir ll.'i -10 ilS
New York C "I "IS "I
Not and Wrat. 110 100 100 14
North lftf.- 40 101 1011 1I0U
Ohio Citieti (Ma '.0 4I.V, 4"'4 4n
IVnne;Wana 21 444 40 4914
Pitrel,urh (al 4 4S . 4 4l
Ray Con Cop. 33 L'414 ?4 S4
H.din 1S7 H4 M'4 i
ll.M. Iron and P. 34 77', 711 7fl
Air Ian Ji 114 10V4 104
Sea Air b . eM. ri IM 23 23 C
Sin. Oil and Hf. 4a M h" 'i
SI. Kh. S. and I 3 50V, 40 4!)
,nlh Paeif. 377 inr.'4 105 int
Hn.ilh Rati HO 33 32
Nun. lUil . rfd. 17 74 7;i'4 74
Sl.ide Corp 19 (104 07 4, I V
T-rrn. Onilier 0 Pi1 10 1
Texaa Co 21 112 190 lonv;
Tohareo Prod. 30 7 77 77
Pmon Parifie 50 1344 13314 133
I' Cirar Store 17 102 V, 102 103
United KTUIt 1 144 144 144
V. A. 1 Aim. 20 00 S 74 Wlli
C. S. Kulihor 1 72-4 71 71
II steel lr.lS 0i 07 07
C S Klee! pfd. 4 1124 1 12 112 '4
Clah (Vipi-er 50 "0 SI V s.',
Vo Cam Cll. 7 :.H 571 .'.a
VA'ah Pfd 'A" 12 40'4 3(1 40
Wrl 1 nion 3 V. 02 03
Vat Wertric 21 44 '4 4-4 'i 44,
WiWTpOrer. 20 2 27 S 2S
narv coueh or cheat cold
11
and it ia pure ami good.
Tames
Pour 2 ounces of rinet in a
I pint bottle; then (ill it lip with plain
1 granulated sugar syrup. Or uae clan
1 fird niolasea, hnnry, or corn avrup.
I instead of aiiRar sTrtip, if dcairen
' Thus you make a full pint a family
' supply but costing no more than a
small buttle of ready made couch
ay nip.
i " And as a routrti medicine, there is
really nothine lirtlrr to be had at anv
I price. It t'.rcs right to the apot n.l
; eivea quick, lastinj; relief. It prompt.lv
iieais the imbmej rnemhranee that
I line the throat and air. passages, stop?
(he annoyiiiB throat tickle, looaena the
! phlrjrm, and scon your cough stops en
: tirel. Splendid for bronchitis, croup,
whoopinj cuuth and bronchia! asthma,
i 1'inex is a highly concentrated com
pound of Norway pine extract, f amour
for its-lifilinc effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
dnijrcint for "2'-j ounces of Pinex"
with directions fin.l don't accept any
thing rle. Guaranteed to pive abso
lute satisfaction, or nmncv refundul
Tho Tincx Co., Ft. Wayne, lmi.
Total aas. 7.14.400.
Kama City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY Not 3 Hop, rseelnU,
11 000 alrxnij to 10e hlcher: trulli. 17 25(lt
17 M: hey. 17 00(817 70; bfhls.
$17.00(917 65- pir, $14 004(15 50.
Cattle He'eipta. 13.000. Inrlndinr 'oil
onlherrvn: strone to 10e hirner: oow, lo.ai
2ar hirher: prime fed wteers, $l7 50(n'
19 50- droaeed beef aleera. $ 11 oorrj. I a 00 ;
ao.ltt.ern ler. $ 00h) I 2 .00 . cowl,
$S 0OW11 (Vi- heifers $ 50(it 12 00; Uwk.
ere $6 50Cn I 4 50 : ralm. $7 00(ia no.
STieep Reeeipla 4 000 ; 10W2.V htther;
tamtst. $1 1 50 (a 15 50: yearllnca. 10 OU (ft
1150 wethers. $9 Ml .i 1 0 50 ; ewes.
$4 0O(r0 26: eux-kera, $fi 00(4 19 CO.
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Lil erty Honda Cloain.
NkV VOKh. Nov. I.I Liberty
rloeil :
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Nwcinul t,
Pirait t-oi. vein I.V 4 'a a
S.s-nn.1 n.o -rl tl.'i. 4 '
Thir, Cat
huiirlti I '4 a
Naw Tork Bonds for Boalb.
Perl .Mote merit.
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section, third floor, arc skirts of faille silk and satin.
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Every Hour on the Hour
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and has been used fur cenerntinns
to flush cloRKetl kidneys nnd si.'inu-l.-lte
them to normal activity; also to
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the proposed price ftiliiilfsioii to
nicut markets be fixfl in 20 cents
fur adults, 10 rents far children. Acd
then, of course, there is the nmuil
federal aniuscni' lit tax Tar war pur
poses. Influenza and kindred
diseases start with a cold.
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