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AUCFION.SALES.
: : FI3TGNE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCrTONEER.
IN EAST D3cACWOOD, D.. c..

TRUHTEEfA 8ALB OE UNIMPROFEU LOIA
IN EAST D3cAEWOoD. d. c.
!, By viftus Of certain deed Of trust RECORDED
In Liber No. 3463, folio 439 ct seq.. Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia. and at
the .rsquest OF tn party secured thereby, the
sadst.ltned surxtsias trnstse WIN oncf fof sale
WEbN1SDAY. T1IB FIFTH DAY 6F MARCH,
Al D., 1919 AT FOUR Thirty O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the following described l4nd and premises. si.vi.
4te ia ths couaty sf Washington. District Of
c6lumtfs to wit : Lets 8 to 18. both ins.Iosire.
e blcck .. new known as squarsm e a. 1927, 10
divfsiou known es ssr5ast Deanw6od,' al Per
piat fvcofded n Mesf County No. .. felie 1ol.
ef ~. records Of tie surveyor OF the District
Tefns q sAie; ose-thifd cash. balance in
sne Gnd tNe yeAfs, with interest at PER cent
per annnrn, payable semi annually, from DAY OF
1aIe, secured b deed Of trnst UPON tts property
,eold. or ~ eaah: a deposit Of 800 required Of
time Of sale. AL eo9ye1xncing, revenue stamps
recording sn4 notaf1ai fees Il me cost Of the
purchaser. Terss q 10 ese6paied with withia
aftesn days froa day Of sale. otherYise ne q
eurvS5nG fxuetee reoafyee the fight 70 resell the
property &c the. yfgk md cost 81 the aefanlting
purchaser. aftsr 1yG 1ays' advertisement OF
such reeale y sena newspaper published in the
city OF Washington, d. c.
RICHARD G. RAWLINGS,
fell ,exSu&fe22 Surviving trustee.
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Homes at Special Prices.

Homes at Special Prices:
SHANNON & LUcHs.
Corner house in the me-. on
st. near 14tk St; rooms and
bath. furnace heat, gas, etc. pos
session In 30 days.
PRICE, $4S00.
SHANNON & LUGHS. REALTORS,
Main 2345. ~ 7i3 18th st.
Lamont ST. NV. near 9Th st.;
6-soon and bath. brles dwell
ing with furnace heat, hardwood
PRICE. x450o.
SHANNON & LUCHs, REALTORS,
Main 2345. 7la. 14th st.
Rock Greek Church road. in
tie 400 BLOCK very. handsome s. -
room and 2-bath brick residence
better than new; screens and avn
ibgs included: possession March 10.
PRICE, 5000.
For immediate sate. as r-
SHANNON & LUcHst REALToRs,
Kenyon ST. west of 18th st.
north side of ST.; Il rooms,
baths; hot-water heat, electric
lights: hardwood floors and trim;
In perfect condition and will give
PkfcE. sii.soe.
Shannon. & Luchs, Realtors,
Main 2a45. 713 7f4th st.
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Immediate Possession
Splendid 1o. ton on Capitol Hill L.,s rooms sn,s
| garage for cars: semi detached.
Price, $500
Can arrange terms. Built by owner for his
home.
Near 10Th and F Streets
Very substantial s-story brick; recently reno
| vatsd. Occupied by owner, whe will give pos
Price, $4,000
Near 11th and Monroe Streets
Nine rooms, bath, furnace heat; substantial
brick house; room for garage; southern cx-
posure.
Bloomingdale Home for $3.50
s1 Sery aftrse,re erssed '' pag
front.
Another in Bloomingdale. S4,/oO
Box type, colonial house; 6 large rooms; pms
bath 20 feet wide good lot to alley; 5000
cash, balance $50 month.
Corner on Wide Ave. on Heights
Price, $1,000
6 rooms. bath, hat-water heat; nearly new.
Residence or business.
Vernon Street
Between 18th and 10th SITS. NV: southern
exposure: 10 rooms and bath.
Price, s., 500
18 Sold-7 Left
Modern. nearly new houses on orren and
Staples SITS. Ne, 6 rooms. BATH hot-water
heat in some /; electricity, hardwood aoors-
porches.
Prices, S2,o50 and 81, 100
1t will pay you TO investigate this Offering.
10th Street Near K Street
rooms and bath, furnace heat, electric
Price. S.
On Capitol Hill
substantial eleven rooms, bath brick. One
Of those attractive houses with large rooms
and high ceilings. Furnace heat; splendid
large yard with garage.
Price, 5000
A very low figure for such desirable prop
erty.
Near Conn. Ave. and S Street
Ten rooms, two baths; steam heat; ex-
ceIleut location.
Price, S11,50O
Possession.
On Wide Avenue on Heights
Eight rooms on two floors; semi-detached
hot-water heat.
Price. 81, 500
ALLAN E. WAL
MAIN 416 @
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aving. -;
Near 18th and K Streets NV.
Ten-room brick, baths. furnace heat; :;
Price, $500
Bargain at this price. Has fine business
future.
Near 11th and Lamont Streets
Eight rooms, bath; hot-water heat; cor
ner of alley.
Price, $3.50
$3.50 cash, $50 per month.
In Best Section of Petworth
semi-detached; 8 rooms, bath; hot-water
attractive yard and shruhbery.
$500
Can arrange reasonable terms.
Overlooking Soldiers Home
Park
Price, 5000
A Mddaugh & Shannon house: rooms,
be tn, porches; fine yard. Can arrange terms.
Possession at Once
Modern Kennedy built house ON Quebec st. !;
o rooms. = baths, hot-water heat, electric
lights.
Price, $500
Immediate Possession in
Petworth Home
rooms. reception hall. bath, hot-water
heat, electricity; semi-detached; wide lot to
paved alley.
Price, $o,25O
Terms.
Bungalow in Petworth
OCCUPIED BY OWNER.
6 rooms. bath; all conveniences; porches.
Price, $500
Lot 4ox115. 1880 cash required.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
- minutes from Treasury.
NEARLY NEW eight-room detached mod
Nesr aFes edsnrv S1n 0edss ss
Price, 1000
Exceptional value, vacant now. Investigate
at once.
New Bungalows
Well located wide avenue northeast.
Prices, $4,o75 and $500.
. rooms, bath, attic; electricity; lot 4Dxf35.
H18 Reservoir Street NV.
Near Conduit road.
emi-dctached, 8 rooms, cellar, chicken house
and shed.
Price, $1,000
Terms, $500 cash. $50 per month.
Possession at once.
OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
SATURDAY
kER & CO., Inc.
Sl3 18th ST. NV.
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IMMEDIArE POSSESSION. =.
GENTLEMAN'S SUBURBAN HOME oE 12
gas; hot-water heat; tile bath shsde; me
lawn. iarS s.sdsn Plet etc dnss testSe e ass
best barxaih near Warrington. Pfiee, g. 900.
Easy terms. A. B. CHMPBELL. 1910 p NV.
NM aROOH HOUSE.; q LAnGn LoTs;
s., TOO; terms. WIN. Il. HUNGBnEORU, Con
gress Helghts. D. G. Phone Line. 36s7g.. q
BIZ OWNER, OWINGsTO OTHER BUSINESS.
80aces dairy farm, az miles from District
lfne. % BrosAviils ssa}s road. innprnved sbx
honse. COW and heske barns. silc and other out,
buildings: this farm would make an ideal
country home Apply to W. J. UMSTEAD,
Kensinston. Md. Phone Ken. 15-R. 25'
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4WAsHHGToN HOTELS.
THE CAIRO HOTEL.

Que st. next to corner 10th NV. /;
modern history fireproof struc-
ture-;; rooms with bath, $50
per sday; rooms with running
hot and cold water. 500 per
day.
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MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE
LOWEST INTEREST AND COMMISSIONS
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
1921 r.

HONEY 70 LOAN on REAL ESTATE Ar
lowest rates. Special privileges With respect to
prior payments. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD.
Approved real estate security in the ID. C. At
cnrrent rates Of interest. PROMPT REPLIES
AND ECoNOMICAL CONSIDERATION FOB
B0WROWNR8.
MOORE Z HILL nnc.,, 1902 Il st.
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AUCTION SALES.
T01ORROW.

TOMOAAOW. ---
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcTIoNEER.
Household Furniture, Linen,
Table Silver, Autos, etc.
BY Public Auction
AT WESCHLER'S,
go Pa. Ave. NV,
Tomorrow,
Commencing o:30 am.
Mahogany, Ivory. and Walnut Bedroom
Suites, Brass and Enamel Beds. Mattresses.
Springs Brass Andirons, Fender and Fire Set.
Candiesticks. Dressers. Chinoniers. Brentwood
Chairs. Blankets. Sheets, spreads. Tow
els. Tabiecloths, siiver.plated Knives. Forks,
laundry. Engiander Couch. Cash Register.
China Kiln. etc.
At II O'Clock Noon
1917 Overland Touring, Two
1917 Ford Touring, 1917 Ford
Truxton Truck, 1916 1H-ton
Wilcox Trux, 1916 International
Truck, Ford-Redden Truck, 1914
Franklin Touring, Other Tour
ing Cars and Roadsters. Also
1914 Ford Touring, by order Ad-
ministrator Estate Of c. n. Rice.
Terms cash.
feao-at ADAM A. wEsoHLER. Auct.
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FUNDS m HAND FOB First TRUsr.
AMOUNTS FROM 81 600 TO &19, 600.
Also large fund to loan on business
property or apartment bfdes. Prompt
+, answers to applications. One per ceat
3 ecEmiasion. Current interest rates.
BHANHON 4 LCCHS, Lsen Dept,
Main 2345. 713 18th 81. NV.
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NEAR SOLDIERS. HOME.
Two private and one business property.
But Is minutes into heart Of civ.
Street railway running past door.
LOW PRICE EASY TERMS.
NJ. SILvBRMAN.
Lincoln l49o 600 4 ST. NE. 21s
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY! 70 I94k. LoAN OF ss..1 sssh .I EgyArE.
PRoMPT SERVICE.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
as rIyTE1ETH SWEET.
BUfTDERs-WE Will MAKE UNUSUALLY
generous loans if you build on our Chevy Chase
property. FULTON n. GORDON. Col. Bldg.
M6NEY 70 LOAN ON D. 6. REAL ESr1TE.
Current rates Of inherent. Reasonable commits.
- SHANNON LucHs. Lean Dept.
1l5 l4sh st stn.M.--=-----.Ma nv. Main IA
MoNEY 10 LoAN-wE INVITE YOUR AP.
esss for 1sr sS.Hs or c. af' e'as
BHLT, o.bRIEN 6 CO., INC, 1911 Nv.
on pIsrRICT OF COLOMBIA REAL Is.
tate; large or small amounts; reasonable rates;
tr'''sssisss Tsazs isssss = RT;asRsR RfsasR CO. INC
Don't Pay go on Loans
Jcia the COOPERATIVE LEAGUE or
asa ssss sDan Tsssy st s
to repay at ~ monthly Coward principally on
each 81 .o0o borrowed, pfus only Ses cripple In.
terest. 226 Colorado bldg. Frankffn t00S.
REAL EsTATE LOANS 4 sP6CI1ETf.
GEO. " LINKINs. 1714 Pa. ave.
WE MAKE A BUSINESS OF FIRST
Mortgage loans on haproysd real estate.
Main 7Se. ssits S57. Necdward buildfns.
MONEY 10 L6AN-$2sO to $5o0 zoo ON D. o.
rsAi estate. Several large trust fusds- Al
transactions conducted with sconenicai coa-
sidcrations for borrowers.
VIM. b. SAUNDERS Co., I@
AeatAern hlds,. S07 18th ct. n.w.
On D. G. Real Estate.
We aet At oaee. Csurtsons treatment
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. stk and n r. sve,
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FOR sAIE-HousEs.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.
COntinued.

The Public become educated high prices of real estate
based increased population and increased of building
The wise purchaser is buying now!
Right no you will find larger selection command
and lower than will exist later Buying
greater satisfaction and money saving.
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=
Only . miles sut.
6-rson frane and hafh: hst-water he1&; 60.
crete cellar and Wallis; " Acres: forced: ssals
and lawn; iiae bssrin tree asd vins fInlss:
and boulevasa. to schsei. church I'D stores;
Very attractive and barsatn. 1850; $500
sTosE ssxa; H . f11sTAx. xs1 for czossMAs.
ABOUT TWO ACREs.
Unimproved; fertile soil; fine location; tive
maess.m fa0m road o Y Two s' right
for subdivisicn. Price, $500. Address Box
COzY 8-ROOM COTTAG GE-BATH, HEAT,
sass. ss.4s asost se s 1ss
ful location; Afe view; block f1vn station; 30
minutes from Treasury, on Falls Church troi-
ley. e, eco, Half cash. Address sox ass,h. %. .
HERE 10 a NICE LTTLH HONE.
Five rooms, hail. porches; acre rich Land:
lot Of fruit: corner lot in small village On
car line; eight miles out ia virsinia; hne tele-
vation. 1850. Part cash. AAdress- Boz
atm. Star once. 20
20 ACRES VALUABLE TIMBER-NEAR
Laurel, Md: u mile from good road to Contee
station Want offer. Address Box s23,M' 23,
NEAR vANDERWERKEN. VA, ON GREAT
Falls line; six room house; electric lights; S
acres. vita 60 bearinx fruit trees; q, 800. Ad-
dress Box 30, II. r. D. No. I, hosslyn, Va
FALLS CAUKCh EECTlON..ss
Vacant; % acres; near pike; all fenced;
nice fruit; shade; spring; large old !. oo
house; land worth price. ..a.....,:. 5000
vacant; 1o-room dweli.ns: bes. section
village; fruit; large lawn: shade; oxer,
acre; exchange considered;. yery easy
seres sroem e. sss dae,iias IL. Dunn Ierias
stream; all fenced; land worth money:
lowest acreage; near cars; Alex.
county. $500 down. balance s25 -,
monthly. .... $l,2oo
5-room house; one acre; at station. Easy
s-room bungalow; bath; furnace; Is
Others ssme section si,. Also . other suburbs
THOMAS 2: PETrY. ReaItor. 2013 I4th st.
CLARENDON SECTION. va.
Only miles out on electric.
7.rcen frame and bath; furnace heat; siee.
e.f s aa e. .s '1 .aa
fruits. esisiss iosss ana run. Price. ss.ooa
sfSss : yAInyAx.
IMMEDfA1E POSSESSION.
FOR sALsE@Attract;ve foar-roon and bath
ounsaioT open arspiase; electric ngnss asa gas Tos
THE RTyEaDAIr PAsk coMrANY.
Builders OF Homes y
Riyerdale. Maryland.
$4,000. sig rooms and bath; garage for three
cars; lot 42x17a fest; house nearly new; thor
oaghly well built BY the owner. who is the
occupant Call after pm. In beautiful
Woodbridge. d. q. square from the best car
service In the city. NEMS0M, lilo II St.
ne. Hnc. 2O7f.
IN YA--10 ACHE8, 10-RoOM HOUSE. TEN
ant house. chicken house, barn: one block from
car line ard macA6am road. Price, $4.750. JO-
sEPH- O. zIRKTE, 2o7 Colorado bldg, 18th
and G SITS. NV. Is
IMMEDIArE POSSESSION.
GEETLEMAN'S SUBURBAN HOME OE Y
rosnas with sns acsss sf Ssosnd: electric hx1t
gas; hot-wster beat; tile bath shsde me
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CLARENDON SECTION. VA.
Only miles out on electric.
7.fooA frame and bath; furnace heat; elec.
cellar; beautiful lawn, shade. ahrubbery ana
nowsrs; hedge; Inns Of bsaeins trees and vine
fruits; ckiekeA houas and run. Price, $6.000
IA acres Of ground. -
STONE = FAInFAx.
-. Ank for Cr6ssnaAn. =.
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o ROOMS AND BATH BRICK HoUsE-IN
sood condition; newly painted and papered.
X ST near North Capitol. Ar a low figure
fer immediate sale. $2,75a. Z. Il PABST,
Room Z. 14IO G st. Main 2s7 or Col. S0s7.
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500 CASH, $40 PER MONTH; PRICE,
o. 000-6 rooms And nAth: ecal range with hot
and cold watsf; lot 7Sx13S: within one square
Of car line, school and church; beaBtiful locA-
ton, nice neiEhborhood; Kenifwefth. D, C.
Newsom. 1110 n 1t. NE. Lin6. 2071
FOREST 9LEN-EfGHEROOn HOUSE; De
faehed summer kitchen; electric hsht; meter
for pumping; steam heat; bath; toilet; fruit;
lot 140x166 feet; $500
IOHN Il. KNOTT afa xf
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1rEAsANr HOME - COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
rooms. bath; eiec. lights, hardwood trim ana
Aoors: very desirably located and un-to-date.
Dor immediate sale, $3.50. Z. Z PABST.
koom z. 1410 G NV. Main 2T or Col. s0eT.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

'1o6 HAIE-SIORE AND DWELLING. 8
rvonss on 81 st. near 18th ne. A bargain.
d. T. Law, 1918 st. sc. 21s
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Only D miles Aut.
6-rsom fraMe and hAfhs het<water he6&; esDs
crete cellar and walks; ~ Acres; fenced; sh4lS
and lawn; 1iae beArfn tree ard vine fruits;
high elevation; 2 blocks from Berwyn trolley:
9 blocks fron LAurel trolley; close TO steam
and boulevasd, to schsol. church asd stores.
Very attractive ard bafyafB. 0,5oo: $500
down, test 10 pHx month. -
STONE = FAlAKAx. Asst fer CN0GSMAN.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FOR SALE-AttrActive foar-room and BATH
bungalow: open fireplace; electric lights; gas
range. Large, light cellar. Ample ground for
garden. Price, ~ 400. Easy tsrIns :
THE RIvERDALE PARK COMPANY,
Builders Of Homes" %
Riyerdnle. Mfryland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
New York Police and
Citizens Prevent the
Scheduled Parade.
WARMING IS HEEDED
Protest Planned for Politi-
cal Prisoners Fizzles
Out Entirely.
DESTROYED
Crowd Seize All Badges
of Marchers; Finally
Wander to Homes"
PLACARDS DESTROYED

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Ths
Christmas day celebration Of tho
League for Amnesty for Political
Prisoners mot with disaster today
when the police. soldiers and irate
citizens broke 1t up. Several hun
dred men and women. placarded and
In single filo for the start OF their
walk" up Firth avenue. dwlndled
to about 80 persons. divided into two
wandering bodies which found their
ways home" TO the parish house of
the Church OF the Ascension in
West Eleventh street after many
hours OF wandcrlngs.
Church congregations emerged
from services at noon without find
ing the leagues carollers, who were
to sing for them in manncles and In
prison garb An all-day vigil at
Trinity church downtown saw no
demonstration there Police warn
ings brought changes In the leagues
Christmas program. notable for
omissions, II was said.
PlaCnrds carried by the walkers
were destroyed wholesale by the po-
llco and volunteer assistants. A
number OF hfItHlS were TlHut Tor
disobedlencc of police orders, and
constant interruption by police and
civilians resulted In disrupting the
procession" beyond all recognition
within quarter OF mile OF It's
start
The route OF tho walkers" was
TO have been up Fifth avenue. At
Twenty ninth street II made an
other effort to get on Fifth avenue
and succeeded In walking" a whole
block there before the police again
diverted the line TO broadway. At
Herald square The struggling coll
umn split one continuing to Forty
second street and Bryant park by
devious ways back to Eleventh
street
The second line, numbering less
than 20 persons. managed to get
into Fifth avenue and continue
along II for HAIR II mile despite In
tcrruptlons which met It nj every
crossing
what was left of the demonstra-
tion gathered In the parish house OF
the Church OF the Ascension and
discussed n proposition for protest
against the brutality" OF the police
OF Greater New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
SHIPPERS WILL MEET
Gathering Called for Chicago Dcccm-
bcr 80 Ia Discuss Return Of itnil-
ronds--Dil Men Included.

CHICAGO. Dec. Represen
,ivcs Of shippers organizations from
an parts Of the country viii meet
I'm Chicago December 80 to consider
legislation which will prrccdc the
return OF the railroads to private
ownership,
Tho provisions OF the Cummlns
and Esch railroad bill1 now before
congress, win be dlscussed from the
shippers point OF view
Every important organization Of
shippers In the United states has
been SnvItcd to send representatives.
10 the conference. The call for the
meeting declares that the pending
railroad legislation R OF grave i'm
portance fhd when enacted may con
trGA relations between The shippers
and the railroads for generation
The signcrs include: The Nation
nj Livestock Shippers league West
"rn Petroleum Reflners' association.
American Independents Petroleum
association, National Petroleum asso-
citation, National Lumber Mnuufac-
tur"rs' association, American loder-
alton Of Furniture MunufIcturcrs,
American National livestock dsao-
citation. Independent on Mons AK
spcintiOn American Fruit and Nrge-
table Shippers association. Liv" Puul-
try and Dairy Shippers association,
Corn R"lt Meat Producers HgsoCia-
ton. National Federation ~ Co -OpeT-
alive Livestock ShIppors, Interstate
COttonseed Crushvrs' association,
Fort Worth chamber 0f commerce,
Texas Petroleum association. and
Texas chamber uf commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26

what may prove 20 he the mys-
teriOus slecping sickness has for
the past Is days held Orren
Erandohcrry Tulsa oil driller, in a
semi -comatugc condition at the
residence Of his brother ! j.
Hrandrbcrry l22l South Detroit
No outside influence can awaken
the unfortunate man, who only
rouscs now and then, and his sleep
seemingly grows sounder daily.
Though eight local physicians IN
all have been called into consulia-
tion on the case. no definite dag
uosls has been announced.
Mr. Eranichorry who Is -
vcnrs old unmarried. and until he
became 90 apparently In good
health. became ill while working
In pesdcmoua. Texas lie was de-
lirious during his return trip 70
Tulsa. which W1s made In the
company of a fellow oil dri'ler.
and when he arrived here Monday.
December 6. he az once went TO
bed and has been IN a sleeping
state ever since.
He continued d'lirious during
the first week. talking much I'm a
disconnected way about his work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
SIGNS EDGE MEASURE
President Approves Bill as Only Of
spent Quietly In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25--The
national capital. officially and pri-
vately. spent "A quiet Christmas.
All departments Of ,he government
were closed and congress was in the
midst OF its two weeks holiday re-
cess.
The only official act OF the day
was the signature by President VIII
son OF the Edge bin, passed by con-
grcss Just before the holiday recess
began and designed to promote
American participation In foreign
trade.
with the exception Of attaching
his signature TO the bin the prcsi-
dent rested, spending most Of the
morning In the white house garden
and at noon eating q Christmas
dinner In mis- room. During the
while Mrs. Wilson droSe
out to present gifts to friends Of
the family and 10 the children liv-
ing along the road to the country
club where the president Before his
Illness. played golf Mr. Wilson
read the large number ~ Christ
mas messages which he received
from all parts OF the United states
and from abroad.
Members OF the cabinet and other
high government officials spent the
day a. their homes. several. includ-
ing Secretary Baker, paying a brief
\ sit 10 their offices
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
Tulsa Man Victim of Sleeping
Sickness: 8 Doctors MySHfed

but during the past fortnight no
has not talked at all, though np-
penring TO understand what Is said
20 him IN his rare moments OF
consciousness Indications are that
he suffers no pain. AS he does not
groan or toss In his sleep, merely
turning slowly from side 20 sid"
now and then. He ls given some
thing 10 eat and drink when he
rouscs He has lost some weight.
hut his temperature and respiru-
ton are practically normal and 10
casual observer ne would seem
In a natural sleep. 9
Neither medicine nor moving
him about will awaken him The
only sound from the outsil" world
which pcuctraics his inner con-
sclousnoRs 40 far as can hc dis
ccrned is the voice Of his friend,
Joe Wolf Last week three teeth
believed to be seriously affected
were removed. but the extraction
caused no change to the condition
OF the patient
Though the symptoms ARE simi-
lar 90 those OF sleeping sickness,
no agreement has been reached
by the consulting physicians