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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-02-08
COUNT KAROLYF
DISTRIBUTESLAN

VIENNA. Feb. S.-Thc police re-
stored order at Linz after two days
plunderings had caused enormous
losses to shopkeepers, churches. and
cloisters of Linz and towns in it,
vicinity.
Count Earolyi, president Of the
Hungarian republic. announced the
distribution Of all his landed property
in conformity with the general law
passed by the Hungarian assembly,
which means an economical revOIu
ton in Hungary. KarOlyi is one OF
the greatest landed prOprietors in
Hungary.
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FOLLOWING THE TRAIL
OF "CAMOUFLAGED"
By GEORGE H. DONOHUE.

And now we have the sequence of
Mr.. Robbins story of yesterday i'm
this remarkable contribution Of Col
oncl Harper's today. Madeline. poor
girl. has lost her trunk, although We
can't quite understand what Mrs.
Thayer is going TO do with il. Archie
Knowles and Barry Henderson, iol-
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TO BRING UP RUSSIAN
QUESTION EVERY DAY

Twice beaten in his efforts to have
the Senate pass on a resolution fol-
return Of American troops from Rus
STA, Senator Hiram Johnson will cal
it up every day next week. If neces-
sary. he said today
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stopped abruptly as he almost
stumbled over the forms of two men
who, bound and gagged, were lying
helpless in the corner.
/ Asking no questions, Knowles
whipped out his knife and a moment
later the thongs binding both men
had been severed, and the gags re-
moved and Fuller and Snyder
climbed unsteadily to their feet, as
Knowles, regarding them intently,
asked abruptly:
'Who are yOu, and what are you
doing here?"
Gallagher is my name" spoke up
Fuller quickly, and pointing to Sny-
der, "and this is Bergman, my part
ned. We had a business proposition
with the Chinaman who owns this
place and after inveigling us down
here we were set upon by those other
three fellows and guess if it hadn't
been for you, they might have killed
u.s."
Followed by Gallagher" and
Bergman" Knowles returned to the
group.
"Now want you Chinks to listen
to me-" he said brusquely. 81 don't
know what your game is-or was,
mean-but I'll tell you right now
that you can stop your search for
John Stanton Connor's chart. have
it right here. I'll let you all take a
look at il. There, get up. WI Tsang,
I'll place it on the table for you, but
don't you touch it." and suiting his
words with action, stepped to the
table, and as WI Tsang arose half
incredulously, spread out a large
sheet of paper, covered with mathe-
NAUTICAL and algebraic equations.
"For your own information WI
Tsang, I'll even tell you that found
this chart, together with a package
of photographs in the office of the
Fidelis Syndicate in the Munsey
building-they had been either left
there by Miss Connor, or were stolen
from her by the same band of cut
Threats who held me up last night.
Anyhow, you can now forget the
chart"
Pardon me, sir; do you object to
my lighting a cigarette" broke in
Gallagher, who had advanced to
within a few feet of the bench, and
without waiting for permission,
carelessly extracted a cigarette from
a silver case, and with a match
burning slowly in his fingers and
with a quick nod of his head to WI
Tsang, who instantly stepped back,
half shouted derisively: you may
have the chart Knowles, but you
don't know much about phlogistin-
look out
the next instant there was a
binding white glare, as the burning
match was tossed with remarkable
precision, into the midst of the
pOEder-fOllOWed by a crash-then
knocking laugh as Knowles, Hen
dersOn and Kimball, blinded as they
were, CROPPED through the dense
white smoke to the table. They were
alOne-the chart was gOne-and the
only door of escape was locked.
To be continued tomorrow in
a chapter to be written tOday by
Mrs. 4. 5. BUriesOn, wife of the
H.
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Mr. r. :. o'Neill, <
Real Estate Editor.
The Washington Times.
Dear Mr.. oNein:
note the very general use in news
paper and other advertising in Wash.
ington Of the word "Realtor.' and
the thought comes to me that possibly
you and your readers might be inter
ested in knowing the origin Of this
word-"Realtor." ~
One Of the objects OF the National
Association OF Real Estate Boards
reads as follows:
ITO license to its members the right
to grant the use OF, and 10 use the
designation ReaItor, which is hereby
defined to mean a real estate man who
Is member OF the National Associa-
ton OF Real Estate Boards, who is
subject TO its rules and regulations,
who observes its standards OF con-
duct, and is entitled to it's benefits;
and.
ITO protect the public against I'M
ethical, improper or fraudulent prac-
tees BY real estate men, or irrespon-
sible brokers. by the affixing OF the
word "Realtor" to advertising matter.
stationery, signboards, stock certifi-
Gates, bonds, mortgages. and other
instruments, or other material used
by or in connection with the real es-
tate business, so as to educate the
general public to trade only with
those persons who have agreed to OBJ
serve the standards maintained by
the national association"
Minneapolis Man Coined Il.
One winter day in 1915, c. N. Chad
bourn, a member OF the Minneapolis
real estate board and a past vice pres
ident Of the National Association %
Real Estate Boards, while on his way
to meeting Of the Minneapolis real
estate board. was aceosted by a news
paper boy anxious to sell him special
edition, bearing the startling headline.
Real Estate Man an EmbezzIer." A
glance at the article established the
fact that the real estate man was
unknown to him, and did not belong
to the real estate board. His delin-
quency. however, was to a certain ex-
tent a reflection upon the real estate
profession in Minneapolis. 500 see
Mr.. Chadbourn wondered why the
members of the National Association.
who had, by their organization in the
principal cities of the United States
and Canada, standardized. to a great
extent, the profession. might not
adopt a title which would distinguish
them from the irresponsible broker.
In trying to think Of the various
titles which might be used. the main
point was to get one which was short.
with some application to the men
who were to use IL. He finally. hit
upon the. word "Realtor," which
might be used to indicate membership in
the National Association.
The ancient lawyer terms the COM
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LIEUT.. JAMES Z. SCHwAB has re-
turned to his old position as rent man
ager for the firm Of Boss & Phelps,
Inc. Mr.. Schwab, during the period OF
the war. was stationed at Stamford,
Conn, in the chemical welfare serv-
ice, as quartermaster and assistant
personnel officer for a detachment
engaged in the manufacture Of poison
ed gas.
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BARR none. We SCRIVENER is
some WALKER! In the SHANK of the
DAY l DODGE through WOOD and
STUBBLEFIELD and over GREEN
and leave no STONE unturned in
quest OF a STORY. l PIERCE through
the RUST of STAPLES in search OF
the unusual To be a WEAVER OF
FAIR FAX is my one aimI Sometimes
/ TERRY at a BOOTH where young
women sell Thrift Stamps-which
makes a DENT in my pOcketboOk-
but KNOTT often do l LINGER thus
wise. If l would be a GLADMNAN and
enjoy the BLISS OF a day well spent,
1 must be KEANE and MARSHALL
every HANDY fact to my aid.
Which brings this column to
ose-"DCNAGAIN," es one might
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Continued from Ninth Page.)
paid your bill this afternoon and
left with her own and your trunk.
MY aunt" cried Madeline, what
aunt? l have no aunt; what do you
mean?"
why, the lady, Mrs. Thayer, who
had the next room to you" replied
the clerk. "She told all of US she
was your aunt, and that she was
taking care of you, and that you had
decided suddenly to go back to Colo
RADIO, and that she was to meet you
at Union Station"
Leaving the clerk, Madeline
called another taxi and went to Union
Station, for a moment she was in
clined to notify the police, but no,
she would first try and work this
out alone. At Union Station she
was fortunate enough to locate the
starter who recalled that a woman
had come to the station during the
afternoon in a taxi, and had trans
ferred two steamer trunks to an
other taxi, and had driven back up
town, but where she had gone the
starter could not say.
Bewildered and perplexed, Made
line started back to the Raleigh. AS
she gave the direction to the driver,
a tall man brushed swiftly past her
and moment later he was racing
after the fast disappearing taxi IN
a big black touring car.
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F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. who held
the position as rent manager during
Mr.. Schwab's absence, has taken a
position in the sales department with
same firm.
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w. GILBERT DENT, of Gardiner &
Dent, is i'll at his home.
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ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE and
WILLIAM E. DAVIS, of John r.
Thompson & Co., Inc, have returned
from a trip to New York city.
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who?-MR. SHANNON? WHICH
ONE?-Oh, yes-HERBERT T. SHAN
NON, of Shannon & Luchs. Any
more?
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HN&WI!!:!!:|:;:.:..s|::..
~ Real EStdte 0hceS
,TENsION-REALToRsl

3. H. McCEENEY. Of the John r.
Thompson firm, begs to withdraw
from the contest, who is the Best
Looking Realtor in Washington" in
favor of ARTHUR BROWN, OF Ran
dali II. Hagner & Co. Does the editor
hear any further nominations?
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CLARENCE DODGE has returned
from a business "trip to New York.
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Miss Stenog queries: "Are men with
glasses barred?"
No, indeed, the pudges will all wear
glasses when they decide the winner,
and they may be bit partial. Send in
his name!
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To be continued tomorrow in
a chapter to be written today by
Mrs. 4. ). BUTiesOn, wife of the
Postmaster General and con-
tributOr TO the leading maya.
zines.
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THANKSGIVING NOW AND THEN.

ONCE early Pilgrim. this holiday for thanksgiving
Almighty God sufcen, sutenance
have been wrought America What struggling English
colony bee by hatdshps and surrounded by wilderness very
threatened by richest power
surprising land of freedom and plenty opportunity For all
II which gratitude today should the grateful spirit those
pioneers the outshne, the Instead less than
rampant dangerou,
doctrines combine hamper progress threaten the mighty
wealth erected here centuries OF effort
midst Of "he shouting" turmoil
and class strife Thanksgiving day which gives quiet
and gratitude for the blessings that Too many refuse
those blessings their worth u, meditation achieve
nigh. clear the atmosphere and simplify solution pesen, problems
This had its inception the and initiative individuals To
find that opportunity for individual freedom those Pilgrim fathers To
oolons lengthy
development which followed possible because of which in
ued equality of opportunity and inspired the individual seek the rewards
Of effort.
by vision daring and endless labor spread civilization
from shore suppaned
of pioneers bazcd the trail and faced the vcisstud OF
that the might fulfill destiny and the
for those who came later Our for oppressed peoples Many
find fortune and happiness shores majority these
later Americans appreciaye hospitality
land which welcomed them But later others with the hatred
government which bred of European om They brought the
despair the dream of socialism and the OF class feeling
Unfortunately they found scheme revolution
maonent which land must have By false promises of greater rewards
greater equality they strengthened their forces from the ranks OF the
hite enyious the visionary and the orcduous
those who thankful be thankful STILL Let the and
recall this country and the Of making The breed OF
who made have been soined somewhat by the luxury remarkable
development made possible but they still live and still lives their faith in
he country institutions They after all the majority which
rules lnt majority in the main they have risen to crisis the
struggle and have safely roup% They will not fail in this
Patient and much enduring they still, know their and when the need
arises will make that power felt.
Though bundng government agency
the mass OF Americans know ior something than this sub
,,ute the radicals seek to iasen upon u.s. Therefore the substitute over
ruled and though the long the will
And there rather than in bouneous has widespread prosperity lies
greatest Thanksgiving The faith and
their strength ndnres These will triumph destructive forces within as
they have vannh foreign enemies and another Thanksgiving will find
greater America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

When the grasshopper ceases to hop
And the cows quit bawllng
When the fishes no longer FLOP,
And the baby stops ,Quallng
When the dunner no longer duuS
And the hoot owls quit hoo,ng,
When the rivers ever cease 10 I'm.
And the burglar stops his looting
When the vine no longer MneS,
And the ,ky'ark stops It's lsrkng
When the sWl no longer shines
And young men qu.t sparkling
When the heavens begin TO drop
And the old maids stop advising.
Them, is time to ,hu, up shop
And quit your Advertising
Atlanta Constitution
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T4Pt51i4n18
Eh13111eS/t
Mason Al
HAPPY-GO-LUCKY.
NFT ! envy Ebene,cr. OF the rag
" gel coat aud hair, he's a heed.

OFT ! envy Ebene'cr. Of the rag
" GEL Goa, and hair; he's a heed.
less, happy gee1er, who ha,
never known care. All the Ivy he
sits aud whlt,lc,, with his back
against the wall, and he care, no loD
OF ti'tIc, what OF evils ma bc'all.
DynaNlcS and thrones may trcmblc,
and he doesn't care hoot mighty
dfrplc, may assemble, and the battle
buglcs roo,. but the marching oi
Caesar on .cw victories intent.
doesn't bother fbcnclcr. doesn't jar
him worth cent While he hl, hi,
daiy vittleN he is stranger to care.
and he whistle, and he whitilcS with
the chlnchhug, IN his hair All the
problems rise; from the East Ia
western ocean there are mad excited
guys; there are ,pasmS, Wild, titan
lc every way q man my turn Ebcn-
eScr views the panic and he doesn't
car, a dcrn Ebenrtcr SITS and Wits
ties. following his lifelong plan.
while the papers print epistlcs from
the Constant Reader" clan pointing
out that Doom Is coming to our bull
wArkS and uur shrnes, and that Nc.
meSis is hummng all along the
vengciul l,ne, Ebene1cr's view 10
broader than these visions OF de-
SPAR. while he ha, hi, sIaill fodder,
wha, should Ebenelcr care' Il there,
trouble oh the morrow. why 20 forth
that woe 10 meet Why should hc
conSort with sorrow when he has
enough 10 eat
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Hungary" "Yes, Siam"

Two British soldiers went into a
restaurant in Salonlca and asked ior
Turkey in Greece The waiter said
I'm sorry, gentlemen, bu, ! can't
Servia" Whcreupon the lommie,
shouted. Fetch the Bosphorou, 20
When the boss arrived, he said. "l'm
sorry gentlemen ! don't wan, to Rus.
sla, bu, you can't Rouman'a" And So
the Tommies went away Hungary --
Exchange.
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Railroad brotherhood heads promptly deny the report ha, they
considering railway strike Bu,
among the ranks Of the boherood indicated
Kansas for permission This
railway strike would be just unlawful the The
leaders OF the hro,herhoods realize
grounds for strike The railway already drawing high have
been Offered substantial, increase To strike would
certainly ALLEVIATE public sympathy
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The decision the city administration employ engineer
supervise the treating OF the ps supply and authorize pu
chase of chornaor indicates that
water supply received the spirit 1t also
admission that the state report correct condition which should
have been corrected before, hu, is better than never
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

The National Equal Rights league with headquarters York
appealing the of Arkansas for cases
eleven condemned death for participation
But from New York Arkansas condemned men
needn't take this appeal seriously
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Pancho Villa lost his aest general in NE execution Feline Angeles
by Carran firing squad Unfortunately however doesn't mean that,
Villa will retire from the revolution hazardous
pursuit Villa not be able s,ag consequential military opera
on bu, he adept guerrilla warfare thrive ON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Anipathy TO the hand made complexion has abed largely
decade two but the risk Pu,anca
still far chance of this line
dracng pprecab from the uhrude OF the passing show
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
WATCHFUL WAITING,

The plan 10 soak rent profiteers
Might well evoke three rousing cheers
From those who seek a iour-room flat.
Or pay too much where they are at,
With promise of a new advance
Whene'er the landlords get a chance,
But ere the cheering parties meet
Iwere well to wait till rents retreat
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government has just sent n cordial
note to President Roosevelt accept
ing the latter's suggestion for an.
other conference a, The Hague.
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The exhibit Of illicit stills the historical society would
doubted play to larger audience it still working their early
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Tulsa man has who the enlghtcning dspah
reveal shot him three times through the door Rather cruel and unusual
oh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

There may be those with you'd wrecked on desert
isle but the odds about eight three that you'd your
by the time the party arrived,
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REGISTERING GRATITUDE.

Regardless OF high prices and such like financial panks
Our nchan' pen again complies the seasons vote OF thanks
And listing causes that prevail to prompt gratitude
Would take than Borah needs let his chest poude
With coal SO ats hard get buy ste or beg,
We're thankful that we don't reside in Nome or Wmn'pes,
And thankful that the which regulates the
Is normal where IT'S apt to stay uI winter comes enna
Though reds cayon about to spread their aarchisc fuss
The Poyanna thought might have been Russ
With wide whikcrs his PHI and bomhseIs in his n-
\nd thinking that we're glad we're here instead OF over there
The helpful hen, are on a strike rctlcc,ns labor, mood
But and sawmlls still provide sustaining breakfast food
Nnd other grub for other meals arrives upon the scene.
though appear up with proud and naughty
The shortage might tempt the route,
ut opni,eay we note the sweet things hecahon'
\nd loud thanksgiving paeons largest stock IN trade
Because our vision mimpaircd view the street parade,
Not failing to appreciate the fact that Glca,on's Sox
Night well have ncked US deepef~"en they landed the roc
lad courage OF convictions been performing much on high
Ire Cincinnati put the curse OF Asoan on Chi
thus the list might ramblc on as doc, the bab6lnc brook
Which Alfred IcnnySon embaltd in song and in a book,
Bu, this should be enough to Show the celebrated earth
How easy one with little cash can get his moneys worth
City some perturbation because next year Is leap wear
thereby endnperng the ranks Of hall However IS
ungan theory that eneptNng tppcr rec little calendars
tlmanacS
We also be thankful that the city is still
The probably hardest in view of what he
accompishes.
Breakfast boys go, out to McNahb
park for o the sunrise tins enthusiastic about
Inducing janitorial department the close proximity cold wave
IS quite strain sweet disposition these lines written
vegetarian occasionally banker for something 10 cat
As far back remember some distance age has been
finding iaut Mh the ohy OF youth and predicting the downfall OF the
satisfactory to the Young In fact, finding fault the life work Of en,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Gaddng about the city number of which
paint, but comparatively few like that.
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Fifteen Years Ago.

NuNkcgce -. This morning five
homing pigeons, entered in the
Worlds Far pigeon contest, were
released by DR.. ID. NJ. Randel from
the top OF building 100 icc, high.
They oircled once and made direct
curse for ST Louis TAe course
$50 miles and the birds are expect
81 to make it in six hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Part OF Capitol Hill does not want
annexation 10 Oklakora City Ap.
pllcation has been made before Judge
Mnnden for an injunction against the
county election board to preven, the
holding Of an election to decide the
matter December o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Dutch lunch and social session Of
the flkS tonight in their club rooms
over the State National bank.
Washington, u. C.--The German
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Ten Yeas Ago.

Serious objections we're made by
the Central Oklahoma Teachers as
soeia,ion in session at Sulphur re-
garding some recently adopted text
books.
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O1d Sfof:ies
NzNeNT1fpe
MxM 1mec Nhe
Twenty Year. AGO.

The following appeared in. yester-
days ST Louis Republic under 4
Guthrie date line ANDREW Car
negie has donated $4,000 for a pub
lie library building in this city, The
city will add 5000 yearly for the
maintenance.
Local papers were denied the priv
ilrgc OF printing the news OF Car
neglcs giit to Oklahoma City for
several days after the news was re
cclyed here. From the above il world
seem that Guthrie decided to claim
the honor Of the git,
Boston Wilson. {, NJ. Meade. X. b.
Ragon. OF this city and Bob Myers
OF McLoud returned yesterday from
a Today hunting trip in the Jem-
mole country. Wilson says the train
on which they returned ran into a
flock OF turkeys between Holdenyillc
and Wewoka. Ihc turkeys became
frightened one OF them got caught
on the engine and the engineer
reached out and took it H. Boston
did not smile as he told this story.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

About time and the joint debate between the
Aggic, and U thankful usual that will be shorter and
e'tng than the senatorial
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vegetarian mus, occasionally banker for something to eat
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As far back remember which is distance
finding fault with the troy youth and predicting the downfall OF
and similar dire calameS Nor have old folks
satisfactory the In fact finding fault the life work entirely
Of all with little Likelihood OF running
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Eating hot tamale makes wonder that why the
act that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27

Inducing the janitorial department Of the close proximity wave
quite strain disposition these lines