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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Before You Build Your
flomc Won Must Buy
q Site

II YOU nre not ready rlght at
this time 20 build, let MS sell you u
nice building site. on terms. 80 that
by the time you Rre ready 10 huild you
will have your building site paid for.
on West 9th street. one half block
from car line. high and slightly. for
quick sale. only .,.....,..........S6 5000
on Wes, nth street. paved street
close to car line, n taken between now
and August lst, you save 800, priced
NJ '''''''''- .''''''t''''''''' Tow
out Classen Boulevard. hall block
from car line south front, elegant
bungalow or two story site .......si50
Get this one In the high. beautiful
northeast, On paved boulevard, j0N 100
right beside new handsome home. dirt
cheap, at .,,.........,,.. ....,f, 100
There is only one site left in the
lock facing south on 18th street. be-
tween Walnut and Stiles 6nNl6o. lead
water service in. paved boulevard
right In among handsome homes, It's
dandy Tor '..t..'.- ......,.,'.'.. N,tio
HOMES
Talk about suburban home This
one II n beauty, six rooms. OAK floors
breakfast room, everything Of the latest
and best workmanship nyo acres OF
ground, right close TO town, hut still
far enough away 10 be really suburban.
Can office for further information and
special price.
One of those keen. brand new. two
story seven room and hrea akfnst room
homes. Fine location; latest Of every
thing In workmanship and ideas. ga-
rage and driveway. You'll like this
home. II you let us show II TO YOU.
rice .''.'. ...'.....'' '..s..s.. W ,oUV
W" also have some very good bunga
which YOU can make good buys. II
YOU don't see what you want In the
above llst, call nnyway-Ne have II.
After office hours telephone u. G
Martin, Walnut 1917. s G. Bennett
Walnut 1903. W. L. Brown. Walnut
1871; f. f, Aldridge. Walnut 1906.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
A REAL HOME

II YOU are looking for the best built
frame fcsldenc" In tho city eight
rooms. attic. basement. 200 barrel els
tern. fruit and shade trees. Bcc 80
East Nluth. Ask u. n Baughmau for
price and terms. ihone Walnut 6o66.
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IyV(9)SES q G@)I

Phone Walnut 27. 2os'i w. Main 81.
ELEGANT six-room bungalow on 26th
street. near Classen on sale for few
days ht 81. 800 Walnut 60sg-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
cITY REAL ESTATE rOR SALE
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WE CAN
AND WILL HELP you SOLVE YOU;
RENT PBo3LEMS-READ THIS LIS L

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WE CAN
AND Will. liEt.P you SOLVE YOU;
RENT PHOYLEMS-READ THIS LiSr
AND CALL OlN SALESMAN.
s. 900 buys a rood comfortable i've
room cottage with bath. Two fun lots.
on paved street. one half block from
Belle Isle ear line; listing Sl9; eau ar
range terms
This bungalow has six rooms. two OF
which are In oak; breakfast room with
table and benches Basement. garage
with ccmen, drive; poultry house.
House was built two years ago hut Is
IN excellent tepnir You can save on
this one, Listing Si.
Large tcn-room house Stumble Tor
someone who cares TO rent II few rooms
walking distance: one block nom car
line. should you prefer TO ride, east
side. lotE 50silh This IL below its
real value. $4,000. Can make terms.
Listing sUi
-Four room modern house; Just been
completed, lot hIl. .NliO feet, t!Sjn.
800 cash. balance Bt IS per month IN
Chtdiug interest at 6is petccnt. Listing
Listing 7lJ.
largo tNu-atory house on East 9th
street. cnn rent rooms; $1,000; terms
Listing S02
Listing 79s ls new bungalow; six
Hrsc rooms. all have OAK floors except
NUt fN'NfN. lt "tIl.'I' tN .'hs
surrounded hy Eood homes, s. 100.
ON North Shhrtcl We have five room
cottage on two full lots. price reduced
To $500. count cost ot lots which are
worth 8. 500, the house is almost given
to you Listing 7ei
Listing 7as. A good flve'room bum
galow, nearly new Two rooms Ia oak.
Price S., l5O, $3.50 cash will handle
Another California bungalow priced
below the muTNrt i.u,tU nH .. "Nt
22nd street. five rooms, $3.50 eusy
terms Listing 1S,
West Goth street cottage. Owner has
written US to sell nj s. $50. Two fuli
lots on ppNing Wnicu ls u' lN o., e. 3 ..
This IN between ShHrtel and Lee streets.
| Excellent iD. ltu.H 'ur t. t.
On easy terms this duplex house on
West Mn street one block from car
| line, street paved. rents at $50 per
month: will sell at 5000. Lifting $50.
Three new bungalow on West LIST
\ street between Dewey and Lee streets.
| one ~. .tpN. one tis0U and one $500
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Arizona.


TWO crops year, every year. at santa
cruz Valley Farms No failures! NO
drouths! No high winds! An abundant
uufailing supply OF water. cheap. sou
almost too good to he true. deep. sandy
silt loan enriched by leaf mold from
generations OF decayed vegetation:
grain silage crops. fruit and vegetab bles
hig profit makers local farmers get
ting rich with dairying, stock raising
and tattcning. markets could hardly be
better. home demand five times greater
than local farmer can supply. on main
line OF Southern Pacific railroa6; excel
lent social and educational advantages
IN nearby city of Tucson: college. unit
| versity high schools wonderful scenic
beauty. invlgoratlng climate. high.
| healthful altitude q 300 feeO, good
hunting In nearby mountains; investi-
gate this IDEAL home spot with It's ex.
ceptionnl money making advantages;
get our free Illustrated booklet. T.. X
Post Co, Oklahoma City. office, iii
Patterson Bldg, 3cs Main ST.
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Quick Possession

s-room Oklahoma bungalow. basement.
garage, old paving. :.outh fsent. one
block car: terms; G.l60. Buck Oar
Baum Bldg
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Mr.. Farm Owner

when you want 10 sell your farm or
raise some money. see or write us We
advertise your farm everywhere Why
not list with the big concern and get
results write us today. tell us about
tho farm YOU want 10 sell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
STORE FIXTURES.
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

600 ACRE stock farm, 225-ecre bottom
land. i20 acres blackjack. sandy land.
all kinds farm lands. 4. X ktncald
blanchard. Okla
FOR QUICK SALE-1is acres, $40, $40
acres s65. so acres SO. 81 acres.
SIS. 100. acres. SIS. l5i acres, $50. All
near Rolf. rontotoc county oklahoma
W q. Pratt. RoN. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

FARM LANDS for sale. I'm stephens
county, oklahoma. some real bar
gains. In large or small tracts: fine
healthy climate: good soil and water.
excellent oil prospects Write, phone
or cal on l.. r. Foster 4 Co, phone
No, 2O3 Duncan, OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Try REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE ny OWNER Modern g.
loom bungalow or viii tradn for good
car. Walnut Ii.5.
FEST $1,000 homo In city. and other
hAruntnn Hakcny Investment Co.
lOOL y. broadway Maple 200.
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A Real Home
,n oUicM sALE- W. ofier a, a bar.
California Bungalow

& rooms. 2 In cnk, eii the late features.
pretty lawn and flowers, Enrsse. on
paving. and located northwest; block
from Classen; bargain st $3.50.
A. VI. KRrLIaH,
3s7 Huckins Estate Bidg.
Walnut 1901 Walnut Ts27-J.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-By owner, Groom modern
Oklahoma bungalow. large basement .
garage. driveway: halt block Class,n
car line: lelt W. 2sth: would consider
small grocery stock as first payment
Maple 1870.
i-ROOM bungalow. basement. lots.
barn. garage. 9Oi T.. Poplar St
HOME FOR SALE 81 500: terms 10
room, modern. unusually large
closets. Railways, well suited for renting
rooms. newly renovated and painted
ilt W Washington. biggest bargain In
city. Telephone Walnut 1851 or wal
nut 35tl.
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8O-ACRE

8O-ACRE
farm for sale: chickens, turkeys. hogs,
span OF mules. tools milk cows. and n
fine crop. all goes for IS 1000, this farm
IL near three railroad towns, south OF
Oklahoma City. ~ one Of the best
farming districts In the state; N you
have the money here is the place 10
invest II; will give possession right
now.
Address owner w 4. Mccoy, 3l5
Liber.y National Bank building, Okla
homa City.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

BY paying s. per week for so weeks
We will offef you something great; most
people spe id more for drink, tobacco.
ate but object TO spending a few dol
lars for their future welfare. particu-
lars 1924 jenkins Arcade. Pittsburgh.
pa
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Homes and Investments


room cottage. W. 18th, big lot,
IONliO .st.,s.....'s' f,ss S,-1'
3 room Otln bungalow, " 3lst $3.50
room bungalow, dandy, w,
dlSt ,,.rts,,t-..t..' .tt. .''.s S's'V
room cottage West SWh.
snnn ''.',...............,.... also
room bungalow. T. Park. new $3.50
'rpnp good one ..'........'.,.'...' $500
room bungalow, W 2cnd,
spccie, ,'.,.............,,,... $50
room. . story. new university
addition .........,,tr. t.r',.'' V,uVV
room. . story, new university
10 room pupiey. ses block east
OH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
This property rents for $50 per
month
J. e. Green Go.
oaa American National W, liSl
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Oklahoma County

800 acres 20 miles northeast OF city on
Ozark i--il near graded school an' sta
ton sets Improvements. about hali
In cultivation: balance good tlmoerol
pasture some bottom: balance good
upland, cell or trade FOR city property
Fred McAlcster. i2s ". California.
Walnut 23i9.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-By owner. for
real estate IN city, or auto. Well I'm.
proved l0-acre track with li0-pcra lease
| for wears. nll tillable. ! block OF car
/ line. good place for chickens or dairy
] 29i2 Classen Rlvd Phone Walnut 33sJ-J,
! Cnll ln lnnrrlngs
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RESIDENCE
Some Special Bargains

A FEW lISTiNGS AT THE OLD
PRICE.
II YOU want homo or mn invest
mcnt these should appeal to you.
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Florida.

FLoRIDk LAND FoR SALE
30 acres fine citrus fruit and truck
land near Citrus Center In Kiuxihat chi
River Valley; trade for stock Of goods
or oklahoma grazing lands, take good
car on part DR.. Petit, Baltimore
Bldg
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Arizona.
Kansas.

FlNl: 100 acres, IS miles Kansas City,
Frankln county, Kan. J miles rail-
roai towns All smooth land II acres
alfalfa, 20 acres blue grass; 20 acres
timothy and clover, b-room house big
barn. siio. well md Windmill Price,
500 per acre. $1,000 cash. remainder
good terms.
Good Nl-acre farm Franklin county.
Kan. \ miles Ottawa. 3 miles another
railroad town, An tillahic. - ares
blue grass remainder In wheat Pos
session September /. Price. 800 per
acre $1,000 cash remainder good
ternY A
tASipA & CLARK LAND co.
ottawa. Kansas
SOUTHEASTERN Kansas farms all
sizes, lowest prices, terms 5 900 and
up Send for booklet. THE Allen
County Investment Co. Ioh, Kan.
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OUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

PAIR lots sell or trade on good car.
also good second hand car. trade on
denl. lots best part Of city; bring eat
aud look a. lots; property unincumbered.
T. w. Lutman. Edmond okla.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05

that was not correct. There is no
King of Belgium. Albert inherits the
title OF his forebear, Prince Leo
pold, of Saxe-Coburg. who in June,
1881. after the split with Holland, was
elected king of the Belgians' by the
national congress sitting in Brussels.
He is not the lord of the land. mon
arch of all he surveys. as, for in
ssance. the King Of England; he is the
elected ruler OF his people.
l also learned that Pierre Lott called
him king Albert the perfect knight -
Isn't that n comprehensive designa-
ton for such a noble figure? 1t was
an inspiration at the time OF the Ger
man invasion of Belgium.
The phrase, in fact, is n complete
and accurate biography in itself, for
it is his magnificent stand against Won
Kluck in August. 1914, his knightly
solicitude for the honor OF the gallant
little country over which he reigned,
which ranks Albert in history with
Bayard. the chevalier without fear and
without reproach.
That the king is fine outstanding
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05

tanning at the White House for some
months to come: at least until after
the first of the year-not even for
royalty. The King Of the Belgians
when he answered Vice Pres
ident Marshalrs greetings in New
York expressed in a few words the
sentiment of the American people
and of many of the peoples of other
nations tOo-a bout our President
when he said: Your President is
very precious" He is all that and
mOrei
WILSON RIsKEn LIFE
FOR HIS COUNTRY.
Quite naturally every time the
President ails the least bit people
begin to consider the horrible
thought. Suppose he should die?"
cannot conceive of greater
calamity happening to the country.
particularly right now. And if this
illness-God forbid-should end in
such an inmeasurable calamity. Mr..
Wilson would have undoubtedly
given up his life for his convictions
and for his love of his country. And
not until he is gone would the coun-
try begin to grasp their terrible
loss. Everything he does he puts
hiS Hcdfl SOUL lnlO
never has he felt so keenly about
anything. l am sure. as he does
about this league of nations.
Like everyone who has the welfare
of his country and the love of hu-
manity in his heart. and desires to do
anything and try anything that might
be the means of preventing future
wars. the President said-and he
meant it-that he would gladly die il
his doing so would make the league a
fact. He has risked his life for it.
How could anyone doubt his SINGER
ity? And yet I heard the other day
that some Republicans had said sew
eral days ago that the President
wasn't really sick at all but just
feigned it to finish out his speaking
tour because he had found it to be a
complete failure. What mean things
will people stoop to to gain their po-
litical ends! 1t is unbelievablei
Did you notice that called Albert.
King of the Belgians? had been
calling him the King of Belgium until
just the other day when 1 learned
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I
her husband to Mexico. which
rather indicates that senior Boniilas
expects to return shortly.
JOHN BARRErT
WILL RESIGN.
The Argentine Ambassadors wife,
Nine. Le Breton. and her niece. Miss
loveres. were new arrivals In the
diplomatic set in Washington last
week. They remained In Paris q
while longer after the Ambassador
came here to assume = his duties.
after having represented his gov
ernment at the Peace Conference.
Talking of LAtin-American diplo-
mats reminds me of the news that
Director General John Barrett of
the Pan American Union has an
nounced he will tender his resigna-
tion at the November meeting OF
the unions governing board. and
already has aroused considerable
speculation among the Latin-Amer-
lean diplomats here as to his sue
cessor.
The diplomatic Representatives Of
the IAtin-American countries. together
with the Secretary Of State. constitute
the governing board which win select
the new director general.
Francisco J. Yanez. now assistant
director general. and DR.. l. 8. Rowe.
head Of the State Departments Latin
American affairs division, are promi-
nentiy mentioned. Assistant Director
General Yanez, who Is a Venezuelan. il
said. however, to prefer his present
task Of supervising the unions educa-
uonal division. Many seem to think
that DR.. Rowe, who was formerly pro-
fessor In the University Of Pennsyi-
vania. later Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. probably will be chosen d.
rector general. He will have tempo
rary charge OF the affairs of the bu-
reau until a regular election Of d.
rector general is held later in the year.
DR.. Rowe has travelled extensively
in South and Central America and has
studied their histories and institutions.
He speaks and writes the Spanish
language.
Social life in Washington is slow
ly getting under way; is gradually
resuming its winter routine. Prac-
tically all OF the oficials and dfplo.
mats and almost all OF the resi-.
dental set in society drifted back
during the week just closed. and
there was quite a little entertain
ing done. Mrs. Wilson even had a
little party. She. assisted by Miss
Margaret Wilson, entertained the
newspaper correspondents who &C.
companied the President and Mrs
Wilson on their Western trip al
tea Monday afternoon in the Red
Room at the White House. The
little party was exceedingly in
formal and pleasant.
The Argentine Ambassador and
Mime. Le Breton entertained at lunch
con at the embassy about the middle
Of week in honor Of Col. and Mrs. A
T. Smith. the former at one time mill
itary attache Of the United States
Embassy at Buenos Aires. DR.. Rowe
was among the guests. The Smiths
were also honor guests at a small din
ner which Gen. and Mrs. d. I. Brain.
erd gave Thursday night at the Cafe
st. Marks.
BARON GoTO
HAS DEPARTED.
Then last Wednesday Mr.. Katsugi
Debuchi, charge d'affaires Of the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05
SHOW Is BETTER
THAN THE FoLLIEs.

The matinee performances are TO
be very good indeed; will have all
stars for actors and only those that
stand the highest in their profess
sion. The style show will be Of
suits. gowns and hats from the
finest artists in that line in this
country and abroad. Hickson is de-
signing some special costumes for
the show. among them q stunning
riding habit cut On the long lines
Of the Serbian smock and a gorge
Gus evening cloak suggestive Of
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Il
the old ceremeniai court cloak Of
Serbia The people VINO attend will
get more than Their money! worth,
but that night at the supper show
and cabaret. though the tickets VIII
be 50 each. the audience will eec|
more than their moneys worth
They viii get q delicious supper.
can dance after the show 40 overI
and will see q show that has the
Follies beaten a mile" who ever
went TO the Foiiies In New York
and managed 20 spend less than st7
There IL to be q movable stagS
placed down the center Of the BALI
room foor with all OF the features
Of the Follies ana many pleasant
surprises. The actors win be pro-
fessionais. all of whom are en-
deavoring TO put their best foot
foremost on this occasion
The nlm which win-be shown under
Nine Grouitch's patronage is q most
unusual and interesting feature nlm
and will include pictures Of many
diplomatic and ofhcisl groups and IN
innate pictures Of the interior Of en-
bsssies and Of homes Of interesting
people IN washington. Of the members
Of the Riding Club. of many interest
ing incidents In the Capital and Of the
supper. cabaret and style show 20 Be
given at the wardman Park Inn. The
last picture will be Of interest not
only because Of the public shovn-ail
Of select society are sure to be there
but because IL viii carry close-ups Of
The most interesting acts OF the show.
The matinee and supper show is under
a most distinguished patronage and
the diplomatic CORPS 10 interested and
working TO make both q tremendous
success.
POPULARITY CONTEST.
VERY SUCCESSFUL.
The popularity contest has already
been well started in two government
departments and 10 being organized In
many more Every one buying a 81
ticket. the money going to the Serbian
Children's Aid Fund Of course. is enti-
tied TO one vote There will be six
prizes awarded and Nine Grouitch
will present the winning sextet with
their awards at the second matinee per-
fornance OF the vaudeville and style
show. And the prizes are TO be well
worth having, The winners Of the three
largest numbers OF votes will be pre-
scented with an order on Hickson IN
New York for a suit worth about 1000
The fourth prize will be q handsome
hand bag from one OF the biggest
jewellers in New York and the fifth
and six will be Hickson hats.
Mrs Lsrz Anderson held an inter
esting meeting at her house. too. last
week. the second one she has had to
inaugurate the drive in the District
Of Columbia for the CaveTl de-Page
memorial fund. The committee is un-
der the patronage Of the King OF Bel
GUM The fund is to be placed in the
hands Of the King and Queen on their
| forthcoming visit TO Washington. The
Ambassador Of Belgium is planning a
reception at the embassy when those
taking part in the drive will present
their contributions 20 the fund 20 the
Queen OF Belgium during her coming
visit here
Baron Goto is only one Of q list OF
| interesting visitors already arrived or
! about due.
CONTINUED on PAGE FIVE
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~
Japanese Enbassy. ,entsvtafnsd in
formally at luncheon at ne smbassy
In compliment to Baron Cote, for
mer minister Of foreign AFFAIRS OF
Japan. and the members Of his suite-
The little company asked to meet
them included Larz Anderson. for
n,er American Ambassador To japan:
members Of the embassy stan, and
few others. Baron Goto, who made
his second visit to wasbington, came
on this time In hopes of paying his
respects TO President Wilson. but
found the President too ill to receive
eny visitors. He and his party left
Washington last Thursday on their
return Journey to japan.
The Minister OF the serbs. croats
and Sfovenes and Nine. Slavko Y.
Grouitch entertained at dinner last
week and were the honor guests at
a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs- WAL
ter Tuckefman. The minister and
Mime. Grouitch are passing the month
of October-when Mime. Grouitch isn't
out Of town-at the wardman Park
Inn. They had given UP their resi-
dence. z1A Wyoming avenue. on rhe
frst of the month and cannot OBJ
/ tain possession Of N4s Wyoming ave-
nue., the home Of the retiring Sec
retary Of Commerce and Mrs. Will
lam c. Redfield. which they have
leased. until after November. MI.
and Mrs Redfeld will then go TO
their home in BrooklyR n. Y.
Lord and Lady SHathling. Of Eng
land, arrived in the United States the
end Of the week and shortly Will
come to Washington TO be the guests
Of the Minister and Mime. Grouitch.
the latter having gone to New York TO
, meet them. Nine Grouitch held a
large meeting Of important women at
the legation last week to map out
plans for an important oeneft to be
given in behalf Of Nine. Grouitch's
Serbian Children's Aid.
There are really to be three big
efforts to raise money for that
worthy fund: one. an aIl-star vaude-
willie and style show at the Belasco
Theater on the afternoons OF octo-
Der "a and 25. and a supper show
and cabaret of Broadway stars with
! a style show between the acts TO
| be given at the wardman Park Inn
the evenings Of those two days.
Then >there is being made q huge
and intensely interesting film enti-
tied "oficial Life in Washington
which will be shown here and later
1 in all Of the large cities in this
country; Also in South America
and Europe. in interest Of the fund.
The third effort is q popularity con-
test. which is now getting under
way and gives promise Of great
success already.
SHOW Is BETTER
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05

Mrs. Arthur H. Deiber formerly Miss Mary Evelyn Zane.
daughter of the late Rear Admiral Zane S. NJ and Mrs Zane
Her marriage Capt. Debert important social of
last Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05
BARON GOTO
HAS DEPARTED

Then last Wednesday Mr.. Katsugi
Debuchi. charge d'affaires Of the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05

CONTINUED on PAGE FIVE