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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
NEW G. A. R. HOME
TO OPEN TOMORROW

Although the formal opening Of the
new T. 4 r home will not Ne held
until about the first OF the year the
new building which the state has
erected for this purpose will he turned
over to the officials Of the G. A r
tomorrow
II was planned 10 have Dhe rea,
opening tomorrow. hut due l1 'hc fact
that n has hrcu impossible to have
the heat and water installed on time
me up.ning Nill be DELAYED
Many application, for entering the
home have been ereiyed and It is
expected that before the W ming more
than thirty old soldiers will Lave ap.
piled No one will he allowed to enter
lbslore the first Of the year,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Here's Something to
Worry About; Future
Or Mexico as Nation

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec IA
Mexico and ln Future wa, the
genst'l subject ot the addresses and
discussions which closed the annual
conf encs OF the American board OF
commissioners oi foreign mission,
yc,letday Secretary ihmc, ! narlon
predlttcd that much would he heard
II Mexico IN the future Six ycaf'
ago the vatiou, mnSibnary s0gieuet
were ttowdins each other Now the
field has been apportioned ard the
American board has the west coast
with q populruon OF 20C0O0 A
depulaton OF five has been sent there
10 survey the field
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
RED CROSS ROLL
CALL MESSAGES
FROM PULpITS
Ministers Asked to Herald
Membership Drive,

Tho message Of ihc Red Cross
Christmas membership u'l call will
be hcralded from every pulpit IN the
city tomorrow # the request OF the
executive committee is complied with
Women's team, will begin work
Monday and Tuesday and distribute
blanks to home, and offices oi the
ci,I which they will ask the citizen,
to fiji out and have ready ioI the
mems teams which will begin active
work Wednesday morning
A meeting Of the generals and their
teams will be held at noon Monday
at the Chamber Of Commerce when
instructions, badges and equipment
will be given out
The,,trertr today SNarmed with boy
scouts tagging automobiles with Red
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
FORMER SCHOOL
BOARD MAN HURT
6, A. Morris Assaulted Late
Last Night

Struck on me head with some blunt
instrument or with knucks. while he
wa, hcuing over m, car last night
in front .t rhc Roach & Nraley drug
store lli West Main street q. A.
Morn, was staggered hat quickly re-
gained h, feet and tough, of nj. a,-
slilant until pulled away By three
passing soldiers
He charges X + Snfbuck sales
man at the WuiRadgelt store. with
the assault Mr. Morris claims he
had no Acquaintance with Sarbuck
nor we're any word, passed prior to
the attack. He is under the impfes.
sion that Starbuck mistook HIM Tor
another S,arbuck was arrested DO,
gave bond
His case will come mp in municipal
court Monday morning lie gave no
explanation 90 the police Of his act
Mr. MCrriS is a former member OF the
Oklahoma CIV school board. and i,
head of th- Morris Ice company, Ol
South Compress avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Owner Sick, Wired Sell

O"tbNt oaNNf w w ANaA
Extra NarEs 1-rnom bungalow, h1rl.
wood floors Throughout breakfast
room; hrrs trunk room. basement: ron.
crete porch modern servants quarters
garage and driveway
Most complete bungalow IN city; less
than half block ClhHen
1850 west l1t Vacant and opcn for
inspection; price 1870; mortgage
1850; ~ yeats 6h percent call NJ
u Sears Walnut 1921
ron SALE Comfortable cottAEs home
IN Hfitton. terms 10 suit purchaser
Address. owner. EGheft Hotel, city
LEAVING city. t.rnom house on list
ST.. I hor'e. 2 mares; wagon; ? sets
harness. cheap Tor cash T J Nc.
Govsrn, l22 W ChIrkasaw,
ftVu room modern cottage. 2tth 81
west Of Classcn; one more year paw
ina i2sS0, small cash payment, hal
Nnce monthly; Will consider light car
J. e RainshcrErr, as American Natl
Walnut 2Sll or Maple Aoat-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
YEARS FOOTBALL
DEATH TOLL NINE

CHICAGO, Dec. l4-Foo,bill
Americas great autumn sport
claimed the live, Of nine players dur.
ing the 1918 ssa'on-thtee less thar
the 1917 toll, nine l," than in 1917
and seven under the number in 1915
according TO figures complied ny N,
Associated Press today In 1914
there were fifteen deaths
Virtually all OF the victims wer,
free lance" PLAYERS no, participating
in games conducted under eollsg, anc
university physical direction som,
Of them had only LIMITED knowledg,
OF the Rame.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
SOLDIER LIBRARY
GETS few BOOKS

While the need is great for books
NJ fiction for use ON ships bearing
returning woundcs soldiers and N
hospitals. not one respon'e has been
received 90 date, saws Mrs. Mary
Hay, Marabls librarian. Citizens
are asked 20 leave books al the library
when passing and fiction rs especially
sought
A shipment Of ~ books will he
made TO Newport News. Va, as soon
as the bill OF lading is ready These
books were donated some time pre-
yi1us 70 this call and will he used at
decentralization points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Team ~ good Young mares
rood luIl description and price, J I.
1ohuon. 10 4, noN rs
WANTED. Tvp furnished room- with
UfNAIs family close in muNefNte
price. hy lady and her father p-2o,
caro- oklnhcmsn
WANTED To rent furnished house or
apAftment BY responsible par'ics
gooi references viii board owner n
lsslrcd Walnut sll
PAGE MOONS. SO,D y broadway, "
Yer week and up. hot and cold water
IN every room
NICELY furnished room fof rent In
good location, teO doors rast NJ nvllc
Isle car line with bath and can FUR.
nish gsrsEe liii W gard. fhnns
Maple 1853
NlCE. coty southeast -l.eplnE room
rsn Marie us
NlCEST rooms In city, y 20 and w
giN South Hroadwey
LARGE pleasant room. hot and cold
water y per week. Walnut ijsi
'Ot v sth
THREE neatly furnished housekeeplns
rooms. hot and cold water IN kitchen
stink. private home, walking distance
NNple 1870.
us W ilTH-rwo nicely tlruishsl
south rooms for llHht housekeeping
hest residential seCilon adults
rwn nice latge rooms. everything iut.
rlshed ios v 18th. Phone Maple
,aiI
TWO MOHERN housekeeping room,
ever, thlng furnished inclosed porch
private entrance quiet home, one block
Of Classes car iti' West aSth
TWO st1rerooms. ms n nruadNay
iiN5o and i7yic Cali Walnut lbi,,
coon lhrgc snnn " mules tor sale Al
1909 Linwood
| FOR SALE -pedlproed hoslcn nui
puppies, perfectly Warkcd Mrs u
W Ayotu. Shawnee, Okla 5os NORTH
ntcpdNny
FoR eALi3 Nhsar. entire lot n hsl
rium and New Healsrd rabbits viii
huiches C.n at 1870 W iith.
FOR fALE Maxwell toutlnp car 4tmi
10 reliable PARTY. Mrs Misht Wal
nut tiSl
ron kAtE -s.iabi, pool hall. 5onl
good business reason for ceiling
some terms Address n.iii, OKLA
homar.
ron sAtF--pslnl snd parer shop Nv,
| town, good location, reasonable rent
| must he sold account ~ death of own
er Mrs w. E Hill. Yale okla, q
iOOi Park Place Oklahoma city,
10 HnhNs, Ndl mrnl.Nel. tor sale
! this is n money makcf leaving city anl
must sell Walnut i99i
| YutNG LAZY experienced csshlsi
demrnstrstor snd collector wants en-
nloymsat, Al retcrcncsH n.lls, Tlms
| WANTEb-rosltlon hy discharged col
dlet, nradaale Of law school, prnc,lc
N yeata ~ which we're In OKLA
homa Cl,yi capahls of doing ofno
'vork or managing soma enterprise bes
OF references Y, A., care Tlmsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Forgive Germany only VII
Germany, after years Of humble
probation, on bended knees asks
iofHiyener' and promises. as a
nation Of human beings, to sin no
more.
Ia the meantime, more backbone
TO the red bloodrd men Of Amef-
lea.
w. II Owens, 20 Eas, Second
street SAYS.
Germany would not have fed
us, but We a. a nation ought not
to DO evil for evil, but on the
contrary do good for evil. II vas
righteous deed to whip Germany
and put the nation back in It's
place Nov It will be a righteous
deed to feed our late enemies"
A similar attitude . taken by N
NJ Smith. 40 North Walker ,trsc'
city Who says however that 0ur 1wi
poor should he led first.
"Sinee this isa Christian ma
ton, and since Christ died for
Germans as well as for Amei-
cans, We should feed the hungry
Germans. But the Bible says, DO
good to all, especially to those
Of the household Of faith So our
hungry and needy poor should be
seen ~ first
THE Germans DO not belong to
the household Of faith. The Ger
mans do not have the Holy Bible
on their Masonic lodge affairs. We
cannot open q lodge here unless
a Holy Bible il on the altar.
The wise men Of Germany
have written a book for the guid-
Incs Of their young. You might
call It a German Bible. for It is
to them what the Hebrew Bible
vas IN the TFUs"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
emcAao oRAIN 40 pRovlsIonI

CHICAGO Dec. II Prices weakened
'ai1y for corn under selling. due 1arEs-
IF lo predictions that the weather would
turn cold and dry. such a change was
taken 10 mean likelihood Of increased
receipts Opening prices, which ransed
from ' 10 ~ lower. with January
il1fb 10 u Is and May tttN ID
ilNh. were followed by moderate ad-
dltlOnal declines
No important rallies took place The
market closed heavy, ~ 70 iAe net
81 lSh go tib
oats were easier with corn Afiar
opening y 10 - otf ~ flt 10 ilkc,
The market continued 90 sag
Lover quotations on hoas and rtain
save provisions downward sl1nt
IN The later dealings packers vsrs
nee sellers Of lard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Should We Feed BOche?

Feed Germany only after lhe has
shown Signs Of pen0snoc
That is 'he position % " X Mar.
rlcau. editor OF the Oklahoma Daily
Livestock News, as uI..ated ina let
Ter ,lhmi,lcd IN 'hc Time, ON the
question Should We Feed Ger
many.
The Times invite, all reader, 20
send typewriter letters, not longer
than lDJ word, on this subject
Nr Naninclu says.
Forgive and feed GsrmAny"-
no more cutting words could be
flung at those thousands OF fight
ing men marching homeWLfd
day from blood-soAked Europe,
OF to the mothers, wives, sisters
and brothers Of those who paid
the price with their all Ptopa-
IiHda such as this from q public
servant Is food for the mongtsi
Hun who Is today not asking for
Riytness as a psntent, but seeks
still 10 justify, under the banner
that might makes right his hun
Etl for world-dominatiou and
lust for the blood Of babies and
dtisnseless women. We want no
tears over whipped Germany
America had better look out"
nared me und gott' to AmbLtGa
dor Gerard beiof. the United
States Sharpentd It's bsyonet.
Ah,rcI cannot forget over night
the intrigue, the audacily, the per
fidy Of the kaissrI men in this
country.
Feed Germany Yes, once We
are sure victims OF her world
crushing orgy are satisfied after
four years OF shAckles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
'LUDYS' CAMPAIGNS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDY

The European war Is being studied
IN the history department Of the local
high school. This years course in.
Cludts tho historical background OF
the war, something Of the terrain and
topography Of the lands in which Il
was fought principal campaigns OF
the war and comparative study OF
the French and Russian revolutions
Narolcons campaigns are Likewise
studied in comparison with those OF
Ludendorii and Won Hndenburg
Prcsdcn, Wilson's fourteen peace
principle, have been analylcd, and
history class student, are following
closely his trip TO Europe and the
event, connected with It as told daily
IN the newspapers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Dec iI-HoGs, Re.
.' pts hOni ste'dy 10 cents lower,
tH.f SO n0hl1lo, heavy tis sodiT ID:
..hlg Vs. 7SUll, IS; pigs ilI IOoaIt 70.
.Nl ,lIsl Rec.ipta 900, no southerns;
tirldyi prlme-fed steers SIS AOG 70 90 ,
dressed beef steers III O1QiS 90, south
'rn steers q sO0di1 M: COWS "a vi
~ 30 huIfsrs s. oOui150: stooksrs ts 80
lt2i. calves IS o0Hii5O SHEFp,
Receipts bnn steady: lambs tii ZOO
1870. Ne1rlinEB So 50TiaOO. wstharr
9 .nrll 30. ewes ttOOd9 90 stocksrs
s. .HuITOD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
ST LOUIS

ST. louis, Dec iI-HOGs, rs.
g,lriH 1900 steady. lights tI7iSN
l.4o. pigs fiJ o0uis co. mixed ana
butchers 81 25Tlf6S. heavy tlT So1f
'ii -. mix N725ulIS CATTLE. re-
gc.l'v guo' steady native beef steers
4ls1u y bo. yearllng steers and heif.
'.S ~ yOnlS on. cows 81 kosfii IA.
stuCkers is5OulsOO. southern hs.,
steers tI75ni5 m: beef COW, and
ho'irfS 5 son 10 90 native calves o. rs
Nli 30. SHEEP receipts Am. sis,dS.
@mhs ilj.0Ouib 50. ewes 9, 00dS.0o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Closing oaststions

Prices of the various grades " cattle are
approximately - follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
L1Er1lpslEIyiVT5ENaSl ]
T~&ENIL BC1rNsEE II

ROOMs. furnace, basement. bar.
Eainj riEht at $500 must hurry Ash
MI Pope, Maple 2bSoj Walnut 220,
6.RooM modern gsmge, hen house,
fruit 3 lots paved street; price t21sOi
terms Walnut lllG
THIS IA a real hnrpAin. Ne located on
East 18th. . larpe rooms, sleeping
orch, gnrRge. nice 'rult, there 10 moth.
rr hettcr on the market Walnut ilJe
1--WE ROOM bungalow with bath and
breakfast room, MI modern. new
house, With lots halt block car line.
! blocks COOL school. t1,b0o. will take
Ford auto and some cash. leave balance
pA,chln, from . 10 8, sunday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
NURSE CAvELl'S
GRAVE FOUND BY
BRITISH, REPORT

LONDON, Dec. l4-lButish wire
less service The grave Of Edith
Cayell. the English nurse executed
by the German, IN the 1ir national
cemetery at Brussels. /, believed TO
have definitely located from Ger
man plan pi the cemttcry in the hands
OF the Bslglan authorities and last
Tuesday the british Community held
a eommemotalion service at the grave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
PRUSSIA FIXES
ELECTION DATE
State Ballot Comes After Ma
tional Election,

COPENHAGEN, Dec 1.-THE
pru,san government announces olil.
cially, according 10 a dispatch from
Berlin that elections 10 the oon'Ilt,
uent assembly OF Prussia shall he held
eight lays after the elections for IN,
German constituent assembly
The German government has not
vet set a definite date for elections
tor a constituent or national Assem-
bly, Unofficial reports have said
they might be held early In Fchtu.
ary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
VAST sum ASKED
FOR highways

WASHINGTON, Dec ll-Ap.
preparation Of SnOmOOo0 Tor road
construction Is proposed in a bill In
rcduced yesterday BY Rspressn,stirc
ptowns oi Wisconsin. republican
Fifty y r'llion dollar, would be made
available for immediate use and III,
entire total in SIX years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Cross card, asking the owners n
jam"
The county organization is complete
and ready tl begin work earl Mon.
day morning Vacancies reported re-.
Gently are filled and ohamc1 iron
every district feel encouraged and
confident that the, wr,l reach the goal
at loD pcrCcnt membership
Rev ] Frank Roach has been asked
90 speak at the noon meeting Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
SLUMP IS SHOWN IN
COTTON CONSUMPTION

WASHINGTON, Dec lI-Cot'on
consumed during November amounted
10 iT. Nh running bales Of lint and
6ll,S bales oi lnlerS. the census hu-
fclu today announced
During November last year CON
sumption was S9OA27 bales, Of lint
and S0OS4 " lnterS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
RE|CHSTAC TO
CONVENE SOON
Date and Time Of Meeting
Not Fixed

COPENHAGEN, Dec li-ko1-
siantin Fehreubach. president OF the
reioh,,ag has ccrvoktd a meeting OF
that assembly rsserying further IN.
dicalicn OF time and place OF meet.
ma, according to a report from Bcr
lin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
kANsAa CITY

Kansas CITY Dec i!,.coEsi
81 "a. Mar tlioS0 20 May tfiO
WHEAT. cash, unchanged 10 lc low
er; No. hard y leu2 a. No . iiit0
p a. No I red tite No } tinHlN,
ConS c',I.S !, 1pTln"E scs, ,o 70 I sS,, lSy.u ,s.i
i6i No iysliow q siaiN 0Afg
no higher No vhlts 100 No mlHsd
-llar RYE. iib3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Closing Qustsiioos
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec lI-HOGs receipts
bS 100 loc lower. bulk ii1lAaiTB
butchers 81 SoGl770 light tiGbd
" 5s packing Us 1911 IS: pigs 80 70
y l5 50 CATTLE receipts 1000. Is 10
10 2jr lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Sr IOrls. ps,. n rOlITVy. uu.
changed. except turkeys yU nITTEu
and tggs unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
CHICAGO

CW AGO dec lt BUTTER and
POTATOES UNCHANGED POULTRY.
alive unsettled fowls lgrU25r. springs
sic turkeys e1c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

HOGS-Only 200 head OF hogs were
on the market today with nothing good
among the scant supply The market
"'s steady 10 weak with the top selling
around ilbg Good hogs are quotable
sHund ilI5. Stock pigs are selling
al il2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
SEw ORLEANS. Dec ~ Cotton
closed very steady af au advance go
g. tUITfH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

CHICAGO Dec n COnN. No. .
r'0w pumuBl OATS bandafi iAa
Hfic RYE No UaiA Marley
g1cg iot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

1T LOUIS. Dec. 3, CORN No 4
whl,s (old) uJL OATS No. vhies
1bho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
IRGALs


NOTICE
There will be- an annual meettnH Of
the tncbhn'deis NJ the stats National
Hank oi oklahoma CITY, Okla In ~
banking room NJ ~ o'clock n. m on
Jan, N, 1919, for the purpose of the
election OF directors Cor tho ensuing
year and other business that may prop.
srly come hsfore said betting
emo. u COOKE. Ylos President
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
TEXAS on LEAsEa

We have secured large acreage In
southwest Texas on which We nre EupE
20 drhl n well Fpr limited length OF
time will sell In blocks Of one section
at soc an acre
LIBERTY PETROLEUM COMPANY.
az MERCANTILE Bid
WI have market Tor peposItoTa on and
OAs stock. wire. call or write General
Securities Investment Co, llot State
Natl Bank Blds
f0R SALE by owner. [. OOO 10 5000
shares sammlrs on Co operation
stock ~ iG cents n share Dave KID
- ell Hobart Ohla WoH lA2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Want American BlnHs ttHkel InItsd
oil A Ref. Oklahoma Ol A Ref. Amer
team on A Ref, Sammlcs on. Gladstone.
Black Panther, kool kols. National on
plerssn Tel Trans and other stocks
Market letter mpllsd tres unon reluesl
BEN A. L0N0FELLOW
Gu ipsurancs nldg Phono Maple Sll
OFFfR Tor 0uick ssls 40 acres On line
shanhelford and ZONES counties
Tstas, surrounded hy four deep tssts y
81, so per acre, any part u. p, care
= NnklahNpan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
.iberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc


WILL pay cs,h for United on and re.
nninE. American on and Ref. Okla -
homa on and Ref any amouni n
RhaE, siy2 Westminster. y, Louis. No.
BLOcK stock sacrificed 90 party with
capital. proven oil and mining prop
sty inauascment included act quick.
~ 2gG. OllahOmau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

ROD in l9l7,,.. .tiGfli iagSl slGill
CATTLE-Lats-wsek recovery of part
of the early week loss, .a accounted for
by tho slump In receipt Packers have
been trying all week g. break tho mar
ket and did cut quite figure on shs
stuff. but steers held their own Weeks
beet top was Sit with g0oi many
caked-Jn wheat pasture tattis Bringing
tli 50nl3 She stuff Ia closing 100
l5c lover on good cows and cAnnars and
2ic on everything between Il s2SOfTE
Heavy caked cows sold A. - 80 "a tho
weeks car top Gamers and cutters
arc doing if51s Bulls steady. A
higher then lower veal market tii be-
INK the best quotation Rt tho wind up,
Excessive receipts OF stock cattle COM
pared 80 the demand resulted In At
least a boc cut on yearlings snd atock
cows Feeders held STEADY with so 90
tho top On light kinds " iOQ Is thu
basis and they must b. GOOD sort 70
make s.. Stock cows IS 5Q1s with few
doing the extreme.
Closing Qaststions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Mime Roonns
RARE ONES

~ IN ~ VI A-eS
THIS PROPERTY isA good invest
mont now and has blg future; 4.
apartment nat on W 1rd St. renting
Tor $3.50 per year; situated on lots,
With old pavement and Sidewalk. for
Only 1900 ut We show you this
property
sPLENDlD i-room house I'm Walnut
Grove for only $3.50. ilib cAlh and bal.
anco 80 per month
ATTESTiON. FRISCO EMpLOYFs
Three. room house. with well and
barn on lots. fur $3.50. I15 cash. bal.
arrr $40 per month
RARE FIND Oood S.room home on
srta blg iotf. with sidewalk and pave
ment; thlz house Is IN good condition
haH a CFtern ard mantel. buy n iot
i2lSo: itc0 cash and make yourself
some money
FINE 2-story home, with oak msntel.
enEtate. on corner. on old pavement.
with garage. Tor only 1880 $3.50 cash
This house Ia now vacant end must be
sold quick.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
STOCKS and BONDS

WI trade 800 lul'ed a W. 10Y
90 Kool koln, and American q, II
TO- Home Ref
Epo, rash for National on, 0lnds' one,
Home Refining. American q \ ",
fammle-, oklahoma on. southN cstrrn
on nnrn nA Nnnl Nnln-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-17
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED FRHss
Crying Need for Budget

Will Payne in the Saturday Evening Post
discusses the necessity of a national budget. He
presents the following argument:
Every other civilized nation, as far as / know
has budget. Certainly every government to
which we should look for any sort of good ex-
ample has one. The form and character Of the
government have nothing to do with it. Extreme
ly democratic Switzerland has budget. The
autocratic German Empire had budget; Japan
with its curious graft of very limited constitu-
tionalism trunk Of medieval absolutism, has
budget. Nominally monarchial England and
republican France have budgets.
The form and character of the government
have nothing to do with it. Every intelligent gov
eminent has budget as a matter of course--just
as every intelligent business man, whether he is
an American or a Chinaman, has a set of books
Universal experience and plain common sense
dictate it. Only the United States among inn
portant and advanced nations goes without bud
get-to its great undisputed loss.