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Evening star., 1919-09-28
ONE oT.8u Aoyr DnsnA1IS zonw =

one Nafo cne en0Weg; h--W.h., oleo. H&4tes 0<(f-
ssssss.s ss i' a s:ss .ssssa sssa .sa si.ss ~..
stripped. Hardwooa Aesrs. Basensnt II
nssek VAL fruit cellar, fu...es .ee. v1s4
room, buiIt-aa arspsspf safsEs- IAfss cslsailE
front porch; hrss back psreh, ms f.eat. 49,
me. nRc sa sed so sSa ~4sss fss s:sssi sn ris e.
oughly modern homo facs ealdiers' Home PsF&
md ts in . location most desirable. 0valf
II! iii fiye possesstoa imnsdistsly. Prses. Nass
zeIAcaIaH BANKING coRp.s.
Real Cstate Dent. 1Oth ~. q 20
FINE MODERN HoNA. 1.s
VACANT.
lights. fireplace. b1ilt-ia Esfs.s laundry mAeS
servants isvstoey. front and hack psechslst
EYER dssan tn exesilsst esaditsen. Only 49,
MeIAcH1EN RANKING coRPN. s
1eal Ngt1te Dept. 10Th and @. s:x
501 9th ST. N.E.-nndNDiATH Pos8Besi69;s :
ses and p.asss ,ss.asssas ssss ss fss
asssRT ss a::nss SON ?osssE &c ... ARDs 2 so
f0R ESS.500-xKz KzEGzfN On ist ~
aiiey. i ca Can % siss innsdi.ss pessssaisa. - M 81
WARREN cooaRAMs vy
ron FOB AZ sooEz -, TWo ~. ! sAnLy 49,
nch apartment hve rpsms and bath; sepCal9
heating plant. Rents 80 par moath. This 3<e
.a .de ie.., l ne@s ssopss,ssa; y i've \ - sps
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 691A I'D 18th II nv.
BHOOKLAND, b. O.
PoGseesion at once.
2-story detached dwelling; 8 1eonn.
nta. csllax,' att3c; 8urnaee hsats
N,0o: easy tetfns.
TAK0NA PARK, D. @.
Now vacant-Keys ct e6ace.
OesirahlA detached 24toey dvuIlings
rooms and 18th: csllar, large attic:
al modern imp.; electric Lights; clo1o
70 cara schools and pubic .uhearys>
Lot 90 b about $50. -Prios, es.1oA
WILCOX, HANE 3 CO., mo.
14z2 y st. nv.
70 BD 0OID At TIN kiGHT FkYCE 66x
rcoanD and bath: 'front.' and rear poeebsl, bst-
watsf heat; else. lights; In best ooctio0 -
Petwoeth. For infmmatoa call North eo1A
i8llA TXIRMONT MW.@3f6kY Q EZEz5r
ment brick; 10 r. 3 b; double garage poofks
immedists possession. Aap,y st hoaae- OwkH1ea
on Ta1 HEiGHTsClIoNRoH N; i0.l0676
hopse; 1oY vacant; nsWiy repa1nted e ia
papefed; $500. OWNER, Room 80 Wa6El7
tngtea Lean and Itnk hldg. =Hh. Aain lAe. ( =
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Evening star., 1919-09-28
Chevy Chase.

Located on Kanswha. st. close to
Conn. ave. casss 10 rooms, 2 baths;
hot-water heat; electricity; sery-
ants toilet; every convenience /: 60
foot 4yputaSe; ga1aSe, % Wida al
ley; tnmediste posssssien;
$14,0o0.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

FOB sAID-oN Oh 81. Nh. BHrwEEN =
and @; three stories; llfss rooms. hath ana
pantry; open fireplace: range and lafrooe: haek
yafd seventy feet desp TO- paved alley; roe0
fce double garage: one and two squares ffu0
three car lines; &A.2oo cash. Address bsx
A'A' se,f 'ne''
us n 81. e.B->-SN ROOMS AND ONIi.AB
hick house: 11.s00. Appay to owner. %,
TNN-ROON, .s-STORY BRICK ON 3. L Avn
nv, between 1st and N. Gap. NV. Can Lin-
coin 8424 during the day. and evening Jrank-
ON @ ST. Nh. NNAR lfh--BAY-WNDOW
bricks; rooms and bath: largs yarA Pfieo.
q, $50 Cash, $500; balance on time.
ID st. ne. near F--Bick: rooms and hafA5
hot-wa4sr heat: new plumbing: hfsS yard aa1
cellar. Price. 44.600. Easy tsfma
X; brick dwelling; rooms and bath; frehk
and rear yard. Price. $1,000. liberal terna.
WIN. Il. McGRANN CO.,
722 11th ct. NV.
HEIR PROPERTY-126 IA. 30 iesh N,
B-suom brick; 81 100 spiece. 1228 Wylio -
ne. Groom brick; t1,t60. FRED KoaA, ex-
ecueor, a6 NV. ~.
q. o.5O0-OORNER STORE AND DWEILIN0sb
n, b.. large cellar. y 800 cash, bal, texmo .
suit. OWNER, premises. 1425 @ ct. he. $50
FOR COLORED.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
rfve-soom. two-stofy frame: running watse
1,s. e,seG n... mi Knsssss ssass sosa AD'S s' -
DDTACHED p0RNIR HOUSE n WSxl3
Ackngton, 1728 ID IT. nyA.: te1 Bnemes 81
bath: . haesaiA at eA0oo 1se fuythR A16U.
nation can Cel l7ob-W. -
Evening star., 1919-09-28

St50 CASH Will Bn GIVEN TO
any one who viii procure for me q
modern apartment Of rooms or Q
house Of 8 rooms; rental about $40
month; must be modern and eood
WAite neighbokhcod- Address Box
liza. Star o6,ce. -
Evening star., 1919-09-28

Park Road near 10th.
10 roome and bath; absolutely
modern n svery detail; eloee
10 end Of At. Pleasant car line;
near 18th st blvd; beana3ul
SURROUNDINGS; section Of gfUWing
values; Immediate Dqlsessiou.
Price, $ls,eoo.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

It has been our unvarying ex-
|perience that our homes are
sold before completion leaving
many. disappointed. We. there
fore suggest a prompt and care
full inspection of these proper
ties. Either call at our opera
tion at Emerson st., one square
east of 18th, or call Main 6o35
for auto. We will be proud to
show you these homes.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

Near 18th St. Terrace.
Attractive location on jefferson
st.; section Of growing values:
6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
large posehes; well planned; cloas
to Two car lines. Price, tA0e0.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

Owner Occupant
Awthorins e9sring It q vry handsome thrsoeS
STORY. Ssuhls- treat f1T Il. vS6eIs hEiek 9 -sss
Connecticut Ave. ND
lust bsyoeds ths hsidfs: Il eoatains u spasas
4 haths. double-deck feax porch. brick gnfa0S
and q strictly up-to.date ID all o. ta appsiiS.
msnts. nothing nav e6erins. eperoaches tAfk
propertY In Attracdvsnese and veiue. CrisicSt q
ia.lset!ee inyjssd. PEiesA. -4ss short tins
q. I. WoRTHM0T0N 3 SON, ~
Weodvaed BLDG. ~
>...ss
Evening star., 1919-09-28
FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
FURNISH ED.


BEAUTIFUL. FURNISHED 7-ROoM HOUSE
on Park I'd. convenient to 14th and 11th st.
cars; all modern improvements; yards: porches !;
rent $3.50 month. Including coal; adults only
Sunday, call Col. 72S0-Fi week days. west
FUR, TILL NAY q: ROOMS. BATH
saseesis hshts sersEs; fEn,Ss s1S1 pc, EMO mo-
HANDsOMELY TURNIsHED HOUSE. 20
rooms, bsths nv APpSiIt%ent; .,IssOcs phone
EXCHANGED. So
SMALL BUNGALOW ABOUT NILE AND
quarter from 8eth and :ts nv: rem. rent ysay eay
2Os4 NEWARK-9 RoOMs. BATHS. CAN
MARs9 f. sfs9 wHRpsiAs sahshS - once, ,4sS ' st. ~
IN SELECT RESIDENTIAL SECTION NEAR
Dupont Circle; 10 rooms and baths; mshog,
butles's pantry; rent, SEQ per month. For
fa''est w 3. b.rSHlIsv s9IvAS AiSsp9o g.. ST 18th NV
Elegantly FURNISHED HOME: ROOMS;
grand piano; electric lights; hot-water heat;
garage: NO children. Call after noon. except
Saturday. Going to California. 121 Willow
ave.. Takoma Park.
18th ST. BETWEEN s AND T; Il ROOMS.
4 baths, 8 servants' rooms and bath; garage
for cars; rent, $3.50 per month. Apply Harry
Wardman's once. 1880 K st.
OCTOBER 1. AN ATTRACTIvELY FUR
nished home; Q rooms, baths, sunroom. sleep
ing porch. furnace. electric range. heeplacss:
$12S per month. for months: thereafter 8
rooms and bath, l.h.k., $50 per month. Takoma
Park. 80 Elm ave. Phone Col. 1881. Ss
Evening star., 1919-09-28

No 5 Grafton St. .<
Chevy Chase. Nd, Near Circle
Lot 10xlSo.
10 seems and bah; cssaees bat: sIsets1s
ninf fSfA asf r.: 4kzsivss 80 81 iass F6s
sgSAA4x IN T1xwHk Z xwHky Rra&Snex o. fnnaaisSsS
3 Price. $4,000.
q. !. WoxTH1N0ToA . SON. ~
Wsndvnd ~.
l-sl
'E,T00-l06 M; E1968 6Ilpks Hx11{35; ,;
fuRmee3 goHu9ea Nxee ee.Qas vW1lf5 a.
immediate pes1s6laea, AdeepeC 1qx saoe-A, So
I001S{ EUS C01Htzt3 AoAHErkk41e3 -
tici IN mcdeEn tppteyesl&y: excllesye q
Phope 0sE. ia = n !. z ~ x.
i0l1 "a c.: 1L|V6lk{4 N6st6f SIS
Evening star., 1919-09-28
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
@ INC,
1910 Woodward Bldg. =
I5th and II SITS. NV.
80 siSe Flaes IAks Hems.
sszscs.l =, No Home Like OuKD." -.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. z34s. 7l3 18th st. NV.
Saul,s Addition.

Just west of 18th st. on pala-
field st.: attractive dstaehed home;
large lot: . rooms and bath; hot
water heat; porches; we'll kept
grounds; space for garage; i'm
mediate posSession. Price. 5000.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

NICELY FURNIsHED HOUSE IN
Mt. Pleasant, near Conn. ave.; 10
rooms and baths: h.-w.h.; electric
Light; rent, $225; years lease.
BOSS 1 PHELPS. INC.
l406 n st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

BEAUTIFUL home Of tan rooms. furnished or
IAN st. near Girafd; baths;
hot.Vater heat; gas logD; pafquet aoogs; dne
dxtures; 81, 900. Phone Frank. le10-W week
days. 5-&.ss -
Evening star., 1919-09-28
NR sA1x-Housr
--'-,s;,5s.sr

COLUMBIA HBl0Hra, CoNvn1g1BNT -.
Central High and NecmA1 eeheeas thlea.g1gc3
hefck home, In axceolent conditieas otght lag0,
Foems and bath. Immediate psaessiea. ru0
EAephefd II. u rstxeeth. twosesU h1neS
six rooms and bath; vsey dsep ~ p aue35 q
nicely situated home at . reasonable prtoA
Price. -, $50.
J. EDWARD LBWn,
Phone Main 65l. 1873 Penna. ave. ~. :,
MOUNT PLE1sANT. west OF izSSla
rooms and bath; slecsxie1ty; hct-w4ter heat3
excellent coalition; aue opportunity for enly
e6, 00C.
KENYON ST. NV, near 1910 rosus ana
bath: excellent condition; room for doah,a
garage; possession: only %. 7b0. =
PETwoRTH-BungalUw Of rooas Win
garage; fully piped an4 hoeWstsr heat; 0ap
AVE. N.B.-eix rooms; hath; Ast-
water heat; early possession: pgice. tS.0eo;
terms, $500, 10 month.
MOUNT Pr.EAsANT REALTY co..
llll Park road. oolumbia o..
GRORGETOWN-ATTRA BoUSD n
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Northeast.

Excellent residential locatian;
close 70 8 ear lines; walking DIS
tAnee of Unlo1 statioo: 9 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat: axeel-
lent afrangement; modeEn IN ~.
cry respset; $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

GBORGETOWN-ATTRA HOUSD n
exclusive nsighbsrhood: might b pssd -
restdenes O. private eeheea: y fsoms. naas;
Evening star., 1919-09-28
J. EDWARD LRWn,
Phone Main ISL la29 Penna. ave. ~.

KENYON ST. NV, near l4th-lo resms and
bath: excellent condition; room foe doan,a
garage; possessioo; only $S. 80.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

PETWoRIF8-Bungalow Of rcoms with
garafe; fully piped an hoeWstsr heat; nap
Evening star., 1919-09-28

WANIID BY OCT. !, TWO YVRNI1HDD
reens, kisehenetts and hath. Address Box
11l-A, Star once. 96s
0Y5I0SR AND WIZ, NO CHUDREN.
lh,I.s nerth Of @ and west Of 18th; probably
for III months; not over $76. AddEess BOG
ASA. Star once. 20s
OCT. ]. TWO ROOMS AND BATH, RED9.
Liz 1tats leeatsen and price. Address Rex
2S0-6, Star once. 28s
EN1LL UNFURNI1HED HOUNHKTEPTNG
apafmssnt, Oct Is; neither and daugtter.
adults; southwest seetaoa prefsfFsd. Address
Evening star., 1919-09-28

9O1 G ST. S.E-For sale, house
and household furnishing. Easy
Evening star., 1919-09-28

ITT1zOfIVN E0SE6, N. {ENzKzNT nc.
ssi 49, Is ~ sa,a.i 1s13s ss.s
pepaiy0 paps6; m A eeAditiea; .tMNe6late
testssllaa; IE soos $780, - afsstA
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
SELLS HER CURLS
TO EASE HUNGER
Then Runaway Girl Finds Old
Lover, Wedding Bells Ring,
and All Live Happily.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17.-LoYe
not only laughs at locksmiths, but
chortles in glee at runaway couples
and boots in mirthful derision at irate
parents.
So, at least, thinks seventeen-yeaF-
old Constance Crowell Minnick La
Grossa, an heiress, who vanished a
week ago in Atlantic City and was
discovered in this city yesterday, the
bride of Joseph La Grossa, twenty
seven.
Cupid smiles benevolently upon a
wealthy girl who runs away and then
finds she is penniless and has to sacri-
fice her soft black curls in order to
eat.
narrowing thought. that of a young
thing alone on the sands of Atlantic
City and with not enough to buy on
ice cream soda, let alone a steak
(thick and rare, waiter), or the now
expensive ham-and, or. even the pie
beian thousand on a plate.
So Constance went to a hairdresser
and sold her curls for $5, and ate.
Having lost the curls she has ceased
to mourn them. Bobbed hair is fash.
ionable now.
After she had eaten she counted
the small change left and wondered
more love and luck were with her
Love of freedom had led her to run
away from the apartment OF her
father, Z. Minnick, of ScaFsdale, n. Y,
in a seashore hotel. The chubby
cherub with the bow and arrows then
took a hand in the affair. He placed
LaGrossa, an old sweetheart, in her
path.
On the seashore sands she sobbed
out a story OF starvation diet. And
then they took a walk. AS they
walked LaGrossa told her he wanted
to marry her. He had known her for
three years, but for the last two
years he had not seen her. At last
the girl consented.
He obtained a room for her in a
hotel at the Inlet. The next day she
came to Philadelphia, where she has
since been staying. On Saturday af-
ternoon she and LaGrossa went to the
home of Robert z. Ferguson. clerk
Of the marriage license bureau.
From Ferguson's home II was only a
step to the home of the Rev. Alvin La
Cooper who married them.
This is the story Of the disappear
snce and the finding OF the girl for
whom detectives in the East have
been searching for a week.
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
HOOVER BOOM FOR
PRESIDENT IS
LAUNCHED

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-An in.
cipient boom for Herbert Hoover
for President was launched last
night at the dinner given in
honor of Hoover BY the Society
of Mining and MetalIurgieal Engi.
neers at the WaldOrf.AstOria
Hotel.
'1s not an engineer best fitted
to be the mariner of our ship Of
statel7 W. L. Saunders, one Of
the speakers, asked in tOasting
the distinguished guest.
The question was received BY
tumuItuous cheering.
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
KILLED U. S. GIRL IN
ITALY, HE ADMITS

NAPLES. Sept. 1.-THE arrest by
the police here Of a man named Lux
emburg, thirty years old, has deVel-
oped an alleged murder case in which
an American girl was the victim. &C
cording to the authorities.
The police say the prisoner has con-
fessed that in 1909 he eloped with a
Miss Ellis. an American girl then liv-
ing in Geneva, and that shortly aft
erward he murdered her.
The Washington times., 1919-09-17

opinion of Guy Oyster. secretary to
President Samuel Gompcrs, nf the
American Federation of Labor.
81 don't think things will be al
lowed to go that far" said Mr.. Oys-
ter ct have seen the mayor and gov
ernor and talked over the situation.
I will make a report Of my findings
to Mr.. Gompers ia Washington, leav-
ing here today. am looking up
matters which I do not care to dis
cuss."
Meanwhile. however. nearly 100
Boston unions are balloting on the
question Of a general walkoUt in
sympathy with the striking police
men. Four thousand telephone oper-
ators today were voting and senti-
ment among them was said to be 100
per cent for a sympathetic strike.
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
Doctors Recommend
Bon-0pto for the Ewes

physicians and eye specialists pre-
cribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy
IN the treatment Of eye troubles and to
strengthen eyesight. Sold under money
refund guarantee by all druggists.
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
SCOUTS DANGER OF
GENERALHUB STRIKE

BOSTON. Sept. 17-There will be
no general strike in Boston, in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
CEREMONIES FOR
DEMOBILIZATION
Of SERVICE FLAG
Christian Church Honors Men Who
Fought and Services Stress
Respect for Those Who Gave
Their Lives.

With the house crowded to its
capacity the impressive ceremonies at
he rehabilitation of the Christian
ehurch's service flag were held last
night
The four gold stars on the flag
we're especially honored, being for
tour Grady county young men who
gave their lives in the world war
They were: Robert E. Bennett, killed
in action October 13, 1918; Alvin Fet-
zer Byrum, killed in action October
"a, 1918; Samuel N. Thompson, died
in an American hospital from wounds
received in action and Hugh L. Ware,
killed in action October 23, 1918.
Special mention of these was made
by Rev. Clifford B. James in short
talk in which he offered coincidence
to the relatives and friends of the
lead soldiers.
In an address, Lest We Forget"
Rev Mr. Quinn made a strong appeal
10 the congregation to remember the
service rendered to the country by
the men who fought and returned
and stressed the honor due those
who gave their lives.
"In Flanders Fields" the famous
war poem written by Lieut.. Col. John
McRae, of the British army, was read
with much effect by Miss Thelma
Wild Rose
Another feature of the program was
the rendition of Keep the Home
Fires Burning" by Miss Mable But
Ter with the chaoir supporting the
soloist.
The "star Spangled Banner" by
an octet. assisted on the chorus by the
was sung while the flag
was being lowered, following which
the service was concluded when
Taps" was sounded by Ralph Hanna.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
NEGRO CALLSA At
JAIL AND FINDS 4
PAROLE REVOKED
Clyde Hlghtower Pays Weekly Visit
to 5astile and is Invited into
Cell; Bolts for Liberty But
Is Nabbed

"Ho@dy, Bossl Happy Chrismus
everybody Any Chrismus presents
heah fo' me?"
Clyde Hightower, convicted here
several months ago on a bootlegginl
charge and two weeks ago condition
ally paroled by Gov. j. B. A. Robert
son, stalked into the county sheriff
office Saturday to offer his weekly
greetings.
One of the conditions written on
Hightower's parole was that he must
report to Sheriff Matt sankey at
least oo2o week and review his rec
ord of behavior.
Greetings? here's all the present
any niger needs Undersheriff Han.
cock answered as he unlocked a pnil
of handcuffs, made to Higbtowers S
measure. walk in, old boy, and wei
come Your paroles been revoked by
the governor"
The negro stared with startled
eyes at the bracelets for moment,
started to speak, hesitated, turned
and bolted
Undersheriff Hancock and Deputy
Sheriff d. Arthur Wilson, looked at
each other a second and dashed off
in hot pursuit. A block east they
caught Hightower and dragged him
back to the county Jail for his holi
day treat.
Clyde Hightower went to his faith.
ers farm near Chickasha to pick cot.
ton when he was released from the
state peniteRtiary two weeks ago. La.
ter, Chickasha police told the county
attorneys office Hlghtower was lott
er'ng around gambling games in
dark town" here.
In a raid a few days later High.
tower was bagged and brought be-
fore William Stacey, county attorney,
but refused to plead guilty. On the
Of the count attor-
ley, Governor Robertson revoked the
Aegro's parole, ordering him to be
sont back to confinement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
REPUBLICANS To
MEET ON MARCH 2
IS PROBABILITY

BY United Press
Oklahoma City, Dec. 2S.-Tuesday
March ., loomed up today as the date
when the Republican State conven-
ton will likely be held as the mem
bers of the state central committee
gathered for a meeting this morn
ing. .
The date for holding the conyen-
ton and the determining Of whether
John Appleby or Fred Early shall be
the secretary of the state organiza-
tion are the principal matters com
ing up at the meeting.
The state convention will elect four
delegates at large to the national
convention Whether the delegation
will 90 instructed is closely allied
with the Hamon-McGraw contest
The former favors instructions and
McGraw is said to favor an unin-
structed delegation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
LEGION HEAD IN
STATEMENT FOR
POSTS IN OKLA.

The local post Of the American Le
gion has received a communication
from H. H. Hagan, oklahoma City,
department commander of the organi-
zation and chairman Of the executive
committee, outlining again the princi-
pies for which the legion stands The
communication will be read at all
posts of the legion in the state. 1t
To All Post Commanders:
an view of a few recent occur
rences without the state of Oklaho-
ma, your department executive com
mittee has deemed it advisable to
issue the following statement. Two
of the purposes of The American 14e-
gion, as expressed in the preamble
to the national constitution, are to
uphold the constitution of the United
States is not upheld by forcibly de-
der. The constitution of the United
States is not upheld forcibly de
priving any citizen of any of the
rights guaranteed to him by that in
strument. Neither are law and order
maintained except by cooperation
with those to whom the voice of the
majority has entrusted the mainten-
ance of the ono and the enforcement
of the other. Illegal demonstrations
of violence on the part of members Of
The American Legion are not to be
tolerated; and any such action should
be regarded as a forfeiture of mem
bership in the organization. The
American Legion must assist not EN-
barrass, constituted authorities II
such authorities are derelict in their
duties the remedy must be found not
in physical force. but in the rebuke
of the pepcle administered through
the agencies established by law The
American Legion in Oklahoma has
from its inception been guided by
these principles and it does not in.
tend to falter in its adherence to
them.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
Victim Auto Crash
Passes AWdy After
Lingering 2 Months

After lingering since October 25
when his automobile was struck by
Rock Island train alt the crossing
near the broom corn warehouse.
southeast of the city, w. d. Lacy,
local broomcorn man, died Saturday
afternoon at the Chickasha hospital.
Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon at o'clock at the
Christian church. Rev. C. B. James
officiating. Interment occurred in
Rose Hill cemetery.
For a time after the accident, Mr..
Lacy showed improvement and
week Or ten days ago he was moved
from the hospital TO his home on
First street. He grew worse and was
taken blck to the hospital where he
PASSED away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
Invite Criticism.
BY United Press.

by United Press.
Washington,--With their tentative
plan for a strike court" ITO insure
industrial peace, the members of the
presidents industrial commission
have invited criticism and sugges-
tiOns ON their work.
This invitation virtually consti-
tutes a request that the entire coun-
try resolve itself into an industrial
commission, When the commission
reassemb.es on January 10 to putt its
report into final form, the members
expect to have hundreds of sugges-
tions from capital and labor and the
public. Reports OF other investiga-
tions will also be available.
1t is understood that the members
Of the commission are determined to
stay in session until the results that
they are seeking are reached.
The main features of the commits
sion's plan, as it now stands, consti-
tute a national tribunal which is vir-
tually supreme court for the settle
ment of industrial disputes. This
court is Ito be composed Of nine menu
bers.
The plan also calls for twelve re-
gional tribunals with a chairman ap-
pointed by the president to be per-
and official Both capital and
labor will have the right to choose
three representatives for each dis
pute to sit with the chairman. The
proposed regional boards correspond
to the lower federal courts.
The decisions Of all boards are to
be unanimous and binding. Provis-
ion is made for an umpire in case the
board fails to reach a decision,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-29
CANTATA GIVEN
BY BAPTISTS AS
HOLIDAY NUMBER
Chorus Of Church Pleases Big Audi.
ence; Bright and Morning Star"
Tells Christmas Story; Weeks
Is Director.
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The last OF the Christmas enter
tainments, proved to be one of thg
best and was given last night at the
Baptist church, by the chorus of the
church under the direction of EC
Weeks,
1t was in THE form of a cantata en-
titled the Bright and Morning Star,
telling a Christmas story, the text be
ing from the pen of Edith Sanford
Tillofson and the music by Ira b.
Wilson.
A crowd that filled the church
comfortably gathered to hear the
piece and much appreciation was
shown. Following is the program:
Organ solo, conzonetIta. (RockweD
-Larue Marrs.
Violin solo, largo, (HandeD Irene
May.
Following is the cantata's table of
contents
Prelude-"The Bright and Morning
STAR
Choir-Bethlehem Star.
Tenor Solo and Choir-Arlse and
Shine.
Choir-Our Lord Emmanuel
Quartet or Choir with Soprano OBJ
ligato-Bethlehem Ephrata.
Contralto Solo and Women's Cho.
were Shepherds.
Soprano Solo with Violin Obligato
Over the Skies Affair.
Choir-And it Came to Pass.
Choir-Now when Jesus was Born.
Choir-The People that Walked in
Darkness.
Tenor Solo and Choir-WelI may
he Star of Bethlehem Clean.
Final Chorus Glory to God in the
Highest.