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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

lOG aNlI stock IN small company
vNl,n hna two producing oil wells, one
rms we'll, two more wells uudor contract:
,umpu1 only urnuyrd short time, al
rcndy unld ulcc hlyldrnd Address Boz
"'l rhlrMThn Okn
NNllNlUl' lu.R.ro Miami lend aud Elno
lrurr. Iu.uug riuh ,tovn8so cave, Hko
surrounded hy good developments want
81, equal PARTNERS 10 Join me on ground
floor ~ develop property bTtoro organic
lup company opportunity for hig re-.
turns uu small invcHlment' must act
uurl, Wrlio or wire postOtfiCe Box l52,
ur phone Walnut JlN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
our OF TOWN REAL Estate


IOrR LOTS In Wohh Heights nuI I'm
College lIlll addition 10 Oklhuuu CIb.
tn tndr Tor mining Or refining stock Al
drrsH RuN l1o, Suutiurd ORh
tON SALE Two lots. lnuusiru Addi.
tIun. block ps. 500 cuEy terms Mrs
h luoccus ms X H. EW tu,umu Wush
uNE NJ tho best tuwnrtc, I'M rhc mining
district. located I. milo from Quapnw
Okla on rock road. about 1GO luis. wIl
sell tor g. ,OuO. "a houses nov ou grounds
Address OWnrr DoS G21. Pitcher Dlun
ron EALE-une ~ foot lot for rpIo uu
Couucl Ave In plchrr OKLA tho f.si.
est growing avenue IN oklahoma. price
ipOo 10 sold bNfHro Feb AdNrras ov.urr
Mrs M 3. HARRIS, nos 200, Qunplv.
tlNl AIdurro property Investment
ttuVl ,tu dOuhlu Your money NluU
V.ll Mullo, II sold ri once llut ll.
Oklahoma CIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

ruU SALE on Spto Petroleum
Hnrk and on state H~flninE
stock for sale, state hest price YOU
vN unrr iu NrI letter q {.
Nulor. Chloknsha, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
BunpalnW Snan

Nice slN room bungalow. Win hto0h.
fast room all hunt IN lenlur,. almost
new owner leaving tals toI 90 il..uI
au dcrmY NNnh ClasScn srcllpn W. ara
Alt kuItL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
OkInhnmn

VNTWWTTWW-
tr.,INI. ~ INrNlHs It YOU hoyc
mrI tD I,nl lease or share crop ur
want rrm hNuds. write the State lfrv
wuluturut Hurrpus hundreds Ot farm.
,rs mud farm houls registered. ! N
Nr.tru, suporlntrua'ut 2lA tulhot Euu
|..r
A S\Nr.Nn acres exactly m't prlro.
about mlloS northwest llelle Isle.
N.I" uuN tg,. DrumrHhi, Okla
2,OO0- Acre Ranch
This s an nrsl clssa pteirlc grass band
mot fu from oklahoma CITY tnd worth
today t2i rer mere rnu loan tl2 hu per
uJ.e nu tho whole ana No HIc EOiug tu
..Il n 90 tho tlrrl man thnt wants II fnI
tgn prr acre Land sperulrtors Rul
sfn. hmur N.fr 4. f.Ir- Hn.,
- q lluuurss q SON
gl' Weaver llldE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL pay Chsh Tor or G.tonm modern
house, wnlklug distance Katy round
house " 675
WANTED 70 buy or lrrsr improved
poultry plant close tu car line Addrcsr
f.-h, care Okluhuuuu
WANTED-A b.roum modern house IN
paving for $3.50 rush and pny tho nnl.
uuco $50 per month ul z percent can
evenings after O'rl0nt VA i1S7-J
/ WANT homo for $3.50 cnph aud y, q
per month Call after 9 p. m Walnut
1920
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

For HALE nv OWNER Now. modern
room bungalow, bullt.ln features.
garage. StOln rObm or scrNnuls room
walk driveway fruit Rud shade trees.
newly furnlshed throughout Nlll roll
furnished or unfurnlshod ~ bargain
Phone Maple l3l-J.
SlN.ItDDi. two. siury, mudcru nuurn.
loN, RutHgc, HcryRntH' quarters. one ~
tho best lOyIilOuH In the city. N sold
within the nCvi ten dryS viii mnltr n
hlW sacrifice 0'l Wcu l"th Nou'o llg0
OWNER Offors equity new t.fuom hung
allow, fully decorated, unt uui cpm,l
fulsh paved strerI ur0r E"hrol nnd rnr.
might consider pnrl In good oil slurlN
Mfpc 1907
on bUHLANb. ou ith. Groom CoDjag,.
with we'll shade trurr. garden hNru
. lnis, u 200 Maple augO ar " 2tni-I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

ron SALE American on 4 Re-
nulug u II 10 AdltcRs iO6 Cot
cord H. NJ H'uEE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
For Sale
CHOICE TRACKAGE

Have n rlocc NJ rlorr IN union track.
age wropelnl 30 l-3Il5x Ton ono.h9lt
llnughmnr, IL West Grand Ave lh6uc
Wal 2ilg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
ACREAGE
To Rent and Sol

acres. room house t6 rcnt
lO nurrF. uuW fpur-ro house for rent
urrrs. a.Iuum house Tor sale
| mere Il and 3-rOum houses Tor sale
Several ple,os Of unlmprovcd plcrcs
! win frlI YOU ON iimo md lot you uAo
your money IN Improve
WEST tSNESTMENT co
fl' American Natl llI Rldr Wal 2l2j
500 ACRES southeast oklahoma ranch;
f,uced hog tlghl n percent nErlcul-
turnl; 4 miles county sent town; pOssoH-
r0u Immediately, rNuc 81 lO an acre
Kelly lHIu Aiuln tNh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

on GEOLOGlsT
ChnH. N Gould,
1913 Colcord Bldg Phone Wal COS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

Irene Franklin and Burton Green
are the first TO return OF the enter
taincrs who went to France TO keep
the American boys in good humor.
They were away three months and
they declare IL TO have been tho
greatest experience in the world.
Tn. other members OF the unit.
known as - Broadway Bunch" are
Tony Hunting and Corinne Francis.
well known to OPPORTUNITIES. Hunt
ing and Francis are still abroad.
having ovcrstayed their volunteer
enlistment. Burton Green. tr.. by
the way. wanted TO be an aviator.
but Miss Franklin. his stepmother.
said Il was too dangerous. go
young Green promised he wouldn't
Join the air service--and then enlist.
ed in the Tank corps. Some Kid. -
said his father. who Is a Spanish
American war veteran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
ny \. T.. GilDHOF
Mar Edi.or Of the Newspaper
Enterprise Association

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s-onc
A. the biggest questions the peace
ecnfcrrnce win have TO solve to in.
sure the permancnce OF peace In the
r.lkans is the contest between Italy
and the Jugo Slav peoples over the
cxnership Of the strip OF land along
me east shore OF the Adriatic. com.
rrssinx the province OF istria and
ralnataa.
This strip. including the important
seaport OF Trieste, together with
the city Of GortEia. Is known as
stuna Irrcdenta. and u was for
rs recovery from Austria that Italy
catered the war. II was promised TO
italy By the Treaty OF London in
1915.
Iugo-Siavs Claim II
Now. however. the Jugo Slavs lay
eaira 70 IL. and maintain that IL
must form a part OF the new indie.
penaent nation to he organized by
ne Croatan. Serbian and Slovenian
races under the name Iugo-Siavia. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
RMPLY? WELL,DONTBE
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Oh with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face will not embarrass you
Ench longer If you get a package OF
n. EdwardS Olive Tablets. The skin
nud begin to clear after you have
Hken the tablets a few nights.
CIcanse the blood, bowels and liver
NTH Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
= sickness or pain after taking them.
Or: Edwards Olive Tablets do that
wnich calomel does. and just as effec-
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ne instead Of severe and irritating.
NO one who takes Olive I Tablets Is
Iz cursed with "a dark Lrown TASTE"
pad breath. dull. listless, mo good"
Icing, constipation, torpid liver, bad
sposltion or pinply face.
". Edwards Olive Tablets are .
puFeIy vegetable compound mixed with
Snve oil; you will know them by their
i've color.
". Edwards spent years among pa.
snc afflicted with liver and bowel
ompsaints and Olive Tablets are the
.mensely effective result
Ieke one or two nightly for a week.
now much better you feel and look
mi Csc per box. Al drugo's's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
TURKISH ARMISTICE MEANS
COMPLETE FOE SURRENDER;
rs CONDITIONS ARE SET OUT

est allied commander and with
drawal Of Turkish troops from
Cilicla. except those necessary 10
maintain order as will be determined
under clause Hix.
5eventeenth--The use Of all ships
and repair facilities at al Turkish
ports and arsenalh.
Eighteenth-The surrender Of all
ports occupied In Tripoiitania and
cyrenaica. including Iisurata. %
the nearest allied garrison.
Nineteenth--Ali Germans and
Austrians. naval. military or civil.
ian. to be evacuated within one
month from Turkish dominions and
those In remote districts as soon
after that time as may be possible.
Twentieth--Complia with such
orders as may be conveyed for the
disposal Of equipment. arms and
ammunition. including the transport
OF that portion OF the Turkish army
which II demobllized under clause
five.
Twenty-first--An allied Representa-.
tive 20 be attached to the Turkish
ministry OF supplies in order 20
safeguard allied interests This rep
resentative TO be furnished with all
aid necessary for this purpose.
Twenty.second- Turkish prisoners.
are to be kept at the disposal Of the
allied powers. The release OF Turk.
iah civilian prisoners and prisoners
over military rgc is TO be consid.
cred.
Twenty. third-An obligation on
the part Of Turkey 10 cease all re
lations with the central powers.
Twenty-fourth-In case Of dis
order In the six Armenian villsyets
the allies reserve 10 themselves the
right TO occupy any part OF them.
Twenty fifth-Hostilitles between
the allies and Turkey shall cease
from noon, local time. Thursday, the
3lst day OF October, 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

which threatens the security OF the
allies.
Eighth-Frcc use by allied ships
Of all ports and anchorages now IN
Turkish occupation and denial OF
their use by the enemy. Similar
conditions are 10 apply 10 Turkish
mercantile shipping in Turkish
waters for the purposes Of trade and
the rehabilitation OF the army.
Ninth--Allicd occupation OF the
Taurus tunnel system.
Immediate withdrawal Of
Turkish troops from Northern Per.
STA TO behind the pre-war frontier.
This already has been ordered and
will be carried out.
Eleventh--A part Of the trnnscau.
casia already has been ordered eyac.
uated by Turkish troops. The re.
mainder 10 be evacuated II required
by the allies. after they have studied
the situation.
Twcifth--Wlreloss telegraph and
cable stations 20 be controlled by
the allies Turkish government
messages 20 be excepted
Thirteenth --- Prohibition against
the destruction or any naval. mill.
tary or commercial material.
urteenth--Faciiitles are 10 be
given for the purchase OF coal. oil.
fuel and navy material from Turk
ish sources. after the requirements
OF the country have been met. None
- a. .Y.,1. ,.atarlafa are IN no ar.
ported.
Fifteenth-Thc surrender OF all
Turkish officers in Tripolitania and
Cyrenaica to the nearest Italian
garrison. Turkey agrees To STOP
supplies and communications with
these officers II they do not obey
the order 10 surrender
Sixtecnth---The surrender OF all
garrisons In HeJaz. Assir. Yemen
Syria and Mesopotarnia 20 the near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
Japanese to Study
Ports for a Year

a one-year study OF the ports OF
Seattle and Vancouver will be made
by Teunataro Takashi. Japanese
steamship man. manager OF the Uchi.
da Trading Co. Ltd. before the cs-
Enlistment Of a line OF cargo car
riers between Seattle. Vancouver. II.
c.. and Japan ports. The company
of which Tskashi IL manager Is cap
italized Mt 500. 100000. and has 20
large cargo ships in operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

Collins G. Hyde of
Franklin Dies of
"Flu" in France

official news OF the death overseas
Of Collin c. Hyde. native son and FOR
mer student at the Franklin high
school. was received in Seattle Fri
day. Private Hyde, who was mem
Der Of the aviation corps. died Ia
France September ~. 1918. OF influ'
enzn. His parents. Mr.. and Mrs r.
+. Hyde. were formerly OF Seattle
but are now residents Mt Astoria. ore
lie IL survived In Seattle by an aunt.
Mrs, Emma Bryant. Of the tanning
apartments. 2iD Belmont ave. n
Private Hyde was sent from Camp
Lewis 20 France year ago. He was
rs years old at the time OF his death
and IL one Of the first gold star men
of tho Franklin high school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
Certie Again

Gertrude Hoffman this week Is
making her first New York appear
ance OF the present season az the
Palace theatre. She II offering an
entertainment as single" which
is a distinct departure from her of.
fering Of last season on the or.
pheum circuit when she had "a large
supporting company. Her new act
consists OF series OF original
dances. impersonations and special
ties. which call for an augmented
orchestra. Max Hoffman - direct.
ing as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

LONDON. Nov. 2.-"Uncondition
nj Surrender" II what the armlstico
that has been signed by Turkey
means. says Lord Robert Cecil. as.
sistant secretary OF state for foreign
affairs.
The armiHtice that has been grant.
cd to Turkey contains the following
rs provisions;
f'irFt-The opening OF the Dar
danelies and the Bosphorus ana nc
cess 10 the Black sea. Allied occu.
patton of the Dardanailes and the
Bosphorus forts.
second The positions Of all mine
fields torpedo tubes and other OBJ.
structions In Turkish waters are 10
be indicated and assistance given 10
sweep or remove them. as may be
required.
Third-All available information
concerning ,nines In the Black sea
Is 10 he Communicated
Four,h--All allied prisoners OF
war and Armenian informed persons
and prisoners are 20 be collected In
conrtaniinople and handed over un.
conditionally TO the allies.
Fifth Immediate rehabilitation
OF the Turkish army. except such
troops ms are required for survell.
lance Of internal order The number
OF electives and their disposition TO
be determined later by the allies
after consultation with the Turkish
government
Sixth-The surrender Of all war
vessels In Turkish waters or waters
occupied by Turkey These ships
will be interned IN such Turkish
port or ports aE may be directed. "a.
cept such small vessels as are re-.
quired for police and similar pur-
poses in Turkish territorial waters
fSeventh-Th. allies to have the
right 10 occupy any strategic points
In the event of arv slfttnfgon nrIaiug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
GERMAN WOODEN MILLS
IN u. S. TO BE SOLD

NEW YORK. Nov. ?.--German
wooden mills OF New Jersey and other
large factories turnout the country.
valued az more than 5000 900 900. viii
be sold within the next two months
To Americans. according 10 an an
nouncoment made Friday by a.
Mitchell Palmer. alien property Gus
todian.
German property seized In this
country totals $500 900 900. and viii
soon reach 81 900 900 900. ns compar.
cd with $4,000 900 worth 81 Ameri.
can interests taken over In Germany.
Palmer said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

Max Asher. who IL well known 10
the motion picture fans OF this city.
having appeared in comedy roles
with nearly every company in Cali
fornia. viii be one OF the comedians
with the Harry G. Lewis Musical
Comedy company. which viii open
at Levy'n orpheum with n company
OF 20 people as soon IA the ban IL
lifted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
Naval Vaudeville

Eddie Milne. Eugene Levy. Joseph
Mueller and Monte Carter. local
theatre managers. staged a vaude.
Vile show before 1000 men Mt the
naval training camp Friday, In celc-
bration OF the lifting OF the influ-
enza ban there.
The actors recruited for tho work
were those waiting In Seattle until
the ban IL raised by the health au-
thorities.
Montgomery Lynch. training
camp song leader. headed the patri.
otto singing. Monte Carter was
master of ceremonies. There were
IL complsta acts on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
JUCO- WANT
TRIESTE; ITALIANS
nave CLAIMS ALSO
Dalmation Territory Along Adiatic
Coast Line Is Now Bone of
Contention

Arguments over this question
threatened for a moment to mar the
harmony OF the conference OF mid.
European peoples held IN lndepend.
cncc Hall here. II the problem is
not solved at the coming peace con.
ference. by compromise or other.
wise. partisans OF both sides agree
that II will cause endless trouble In
the place where the war was born.
Here are the opposing claims In
brief:
Italy holds that Trieste IL an Itai.
Ian city by virtue Of It's preponder
ating population OF Italians. as we'll
as its territory. IL was for years
ruled by Venice. and was stolen
from Italy by Austria. As the
Julian Alps form the eastern bound.
airy OF Italy--a natural geographical
boundary. which extends southwark
along the coast of the Adriatlc into
palinatia-italy holds that all the
territory west OF them should be
Italian.
Italians Immigrated
The Jugo-Slavs. on the other
hand. declare that while the cities
OF Gorixia and Trieste do contain
more Italians than Jugo- Slavs. this
- true only becaus. they cmlgrated
from Italy for commercial and eco
aomic reasons. and that when Italy
declared war on Austria the major.
y OF the Italians In Italia lrrcdenta
cturncd TO Italy. They hold that
he rural population Is purely
llavlc. that only one per cent OF the
population OF psimatia IL Italian.
and only three per cent OF that OF
lstria. Italy. they maintain. wants
this territory for no other reason
than that IL includes the only good
seaports on the Adriatic. while Italy
has no ports on her east coast
Forts are as necessary 10 Jugo-
slavia as they are to Italy. they
hold
An auxur Of the bitterness OF feel.
ing between the two nations may be
noted In the declaration of Dr.
Hlnko Hlncovic. head Of the Jugo
STAY National Council. who said:
The entente nations did not sub
NIT the Wishes OF tho people OF
Jugo- slavia when they agreed In the
London convention to give Istria
and Dalrnatia to Italy.
Agreement Abrogatei
ITO reach som. agreement on the
question. a Jugopsiav council was
held in Rome last spring. at which
tacit agreement was reached with
the Italian government that the
problem would he solved on the
basis OF the self ton OF the
peoples This. We took u. abrogat.
ed the treaty OF London promise.
I'VE thought that ended the mat.
ter. but Italy has renewed her
claim. and now the whole affair
must be threshed out again at the
peace conference. We cannot be.
ileve that this conference viii vote
against the principle so clearly
enunciated By President Wilson
that OF permitting the people 10 de-
eide by whom they shall be gov.
erned.
III Istria and Dalmatla are given
to Italy. the Serbs. Croats. slovenes
and Montenegrins win Join with the
Bulgarians and all the other nations
Of the balkans and drive the Ital.
lans into the sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
Mayor Hanson to
Support Dry Bill

UnHcrupulous phyEicIann and drug.
Tists who write liquor prescriptions
at wholesale rates are the worst OF.
Tenders against the dry law. declares
Mayor Hanson. who urges all voters
to support bone dry referendum
measure No 10. This measure viii
do more than anything else TO curb
liquor trafficking. the mayor urges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
The Sanitary Hip

Manager Joseph Muller Of the Pal
ace Hip theatre says that when his
show house reopens he's going to
have the attendants wash the floor
every day.
This flu wave has made people
more particular about the sanitary
equipment Of the theatres they
visit" declares Muller. We're fit
ting out the house with new wash
able floor covering instead Of the old
carpets and wen swab her down ev-
cry night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

show. You're in Love" has met
with closed towns on It's way down
the coast with the result that the
entir. company Is now laying over
In Portland and will return 20 Seat.
tie shortly after the bar - lifted. In.
stead OF canccling It's dates and
coming back next spring as has
been previously announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
WIFE OF COUNCILMAN
WITHDRAWS ACTION

Suit for separate maintenance
brought against Harry Bolton. presi-
dent OF the city council. by his wife.
was dismissed I'm the superior court
Friday. on application OF Mrs. Boil
toms attorney. Bolton. In his affida.
Wit. declared the intention TO support
his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
WHILE FLU KEEPS
THE SHOWS SHUT
Chorus Men in
Shipyards

Tho entire male cast OF the
musical show. My Soldier Girl"
which Is scheduled to open NJ the
Metropolitan theatre a. soon as the
ban IL lifted by the authorities. are
doing their bit In the shlpyards at
Portland. where the company Is
now housed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
SUPPORTS QUARANTINE

Frank VI. Renick. republican nomi-
nee for state senator from the 35th
has promised the State FEEDER.
alton Of women's clubs that he will
support bin in the next legislature
for n women's state quarantine hos.
pltal and reformatory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-02

We adopted the above slogan" be-
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