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center known as the solar plerrs,
which is directly below the stomach.
is stimulated by low. rhythnicA
drum-like sounds. Other sound com
binstions stimulate v.riou. esnrfis In
the brain And the general s1mnx-
ton Of all the nerve centers by a ysst
medley OF musical combinstio brfnsz
TO the musically sensitive person .
feeling Of tremendous elation and .
qJhckening Of all his latent pcverAs
This is what occurs to Tom Moore IN
his newest Goldwyn release when he
hears the music OF his opera being
played under the baton OF a uucd
rascal who stole II Tom Moore re
veals this gradual rebirth OF memory
in a splendid bit Of subde acting
In this production, incidentally. a
most Justihable fight occurs 1t In Dct
a mere argument between two men
but a conspiracy by a pair Of villains
to rob the boy OF his newly written
opera In trying TO recover the mano-
script, which had been stolen oelfb-
erately from him, be enccuntsrs the
scoundrelA
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FIRST DIVISION
TO PARADE HERE

Washington will witness a parade
OF the First Division Of regulars,
commanded by Mai. Gen. E. P. Nc
Glachin, about September Is, the
War Department announced yester-
day.
Men OF this division will begin to
arrive in this country about August
q. They VIII go to Camp Merritt
and Camp Mills to await the as
sembly Of the whole division for
their first parade in New York.
The regulars will be brought to
Camp Meade for a day or two Of
rest before they parade IN Wash
ington They will return there for
discharge. The division is composed
Of $4,000 men-
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Chesapeake Beach

Grabbing is one OF the principal
pastimes now at Chesapeake Beach
the bay resort near Washington
Grabbing has been improving steadily.
and Il is now said 70 be the best e1-
perienced for a long time Two en-
thusiasts recently caught two barrels
fuI Of crabs In several hours.
Fishing also is the best experienced
in many years The principal hSh BE-
ing caught are Norfolk spots and trout
The Norfolk spots are much larTer
than the ordinary spots, being about
as wide as the hand Last Saturday
night 800 enthusiasts fshed all ntSht
long from the half-mile excursion boat
pier.
Saltwater bathing stm holds It's
charm, and many are enjoying the ce-
lightful sport Boating and canoeing
are other pastimes that have many
devotees-
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PALMlSTRf.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZEIIA

-ths Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled most e1-
tenGvely. reading and convincing beyond the
least dOubt her ability 70 look accurately into
the farthst depths OF human hand and read
the most delicate and shadowed signs Of ones
life. A descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
ZeIla, who. more than a century ago. read the
hands Of the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the praise Of being tthe
Gyp5y Wondsrl the most celebrated palmist.
Madam Zella has practiced reading the mys-
terics Of the hand since a girl Of Is years and
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
being a woman 50 years Of age Is without a
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed SIS It'll St NV
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Wilson's Guard Denies
Charge of Misconduct

Albert Peck, attached TO the Pres
ident's bodyguard. denied yesterday
the allegations Of misconduct made
in the petition Of Mrs. Irene Peck
for an absolute divorce.
Peck's answer. fled IN the Dis
trict Supreme Court. declares that
he made futile eff 'rts to regain his
wife's love and on May IS they sepa
rated.
He admits having an apartment in
Georgetown but denies - any
thing improper occurred 'r"~e. At
torney Thomas W. O'Brien appears
for Peck.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Paul and Dolly Taylor. girl.
Wade Il. and Helen L. skinner, bog.
Issdore and Jennie Roeendorf, prL
jeremiah J. and Ole A Quinn, girl
Charles W. and Caroline w Mann. boy.
John J. and Catherine T. Mccarthy, girl
John A and Hyson A Mcdonald. girl
Morris and Annie Herman, boy.
William r and Annie E. Fitzgerald, bog.
Thomas and Annie NJ Clancy. bog.
Charles V. and Grace s Barnum, boy.
COLORED.
William ard Nabel Whitted. boy.
BENJAMIN H and Mary Taylor. Gri
JOSEPH and Sarah STriggs, girl
Eugene and Mamie ShellinSton. girl
VIM. Il. and Geraldine Jones, girl.
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French Alarmed Over Fate
Of Balloon, Africa Bound

Paris. Aug. 2o-French alarm over
the giant airplane. Goliath, increased
today. no word from the machine hav-
ing been received here since It passed
over Portetiennc Saturday on its way
to Dakar, Africa. 1t was feared today
the Goliath had been blown out to
sea or was n victim OF the tornado
which already has destroyed the aero
drnrne at Dakar.
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU love GOOD HEALTHI YOU CAN
b.ys IL Cail at ITa8 Tth st. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERR REMEDY SHOP.
nhl~
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Steamer +. Madison Hail.

A delightful weekend trip is fur
nished to the Washington public to
Colonial. Beach. Va, on the Steamer
E. Madison Hall leaving Rley's
Wharf, foot OF Sixth street southwest
every Saturday afternoon at 2;Sc
O'Clock The steamer arrives al
Colonial Beach the same evening. re-
turning to Washington Sunday night
For those desiring to VISIT points
along the Potomac, the E. Madison
Hall makes two trips a week. leaving
Riley's Wharf every Monday. and
Wednesday at 4 pm, covering the
regular river route as far down as
Nonini, Va
For Labor Day. Monday. September
/, the management has decided TO
suspend the regular river trip and IN
its place run a special excursion to
Colonial Beach, leaving Riley's Wharf
at am and returning the same eve
ming.
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japan Seeks Higher Life" "

Tokyo.-Japan IS reaching Tor the
higher life" Tokonami, home minis
ter, has been giving dinners to re-
ligious workers - Christian, Shinto,
Buddhist-and leaders of thought, at
which the development of national
ideals has been the chief subject for
discussion
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REFRIGERATORs & ICEBOXES.

Refrigerators, Zee Boxe.
that ARE SUPERIOR
NELSON REFRIGERATOR co.
Gil F St. N. W. Franklin 2757
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Glen Echo Park

Popularity Of the huge dance pa
vilion at Glen Echo Park. due IN
large part to the nearly perfect floor
and excellent music by the ten-piece
orchestra under Charles o. Mills, is
also enhanced by the strict enforce
ment Of the management's rule that
nothing in the least Objectionable is
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

(sTX PIECES SMALL DINING ROOM CAR
uet, table Inquire 55 Upshur & NV. au3}5t
k5IK BEDROOM SET: BADY'S DESK
thr-s small rIgs; mission CLOCKS; single bed
ming and u1Atrrus; oak dresser; toilet ware
sp lith st nv. BOOKSTORE. aupt
SID HALL SET, CONSISTING OF WALNUT
| baTlrack. hntrack and two chairs. SO Ilth st
~ BOOKSTORE su2o3t
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Brisk Buying Marks
Sale of Army Blankets

Sale of army blankets continued
yesterday at Twelfth and z streets
southwest when 100 blankets were
sold.
Orders have been received from the
War Department to continue the sale
until further notice. Hours are from
10 a m. until D. m.
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-CEALO PARKER

Are you IN trouble? Save time and money by
consulting 4 natural-born clairTCyant that Divine
Providence has seen ft TO bless with remarkable
talents; she aSks no questions but viii tell you
about business. love or marriages. and what to do
TO be successful In life; overcome evil influence;
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges; readings s. I'll Z st NV; between
18th and 18th sts auS9G
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DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Joseph Shifsy Dreamer, 5 month"; St AIMS
Infant Asylum.
OOLORED.
Marshall Dyer 2 years, Emergency Hospital
Mamie Ross q Columbia Hospital
Grace Proctor. 7, Children's Hospital
Mary E Thompson, g. Homo for Aged and In.
firm
Issac johnson. s., loe st. r.
Bielin Bowen, non., Is6 lst st
Andrew Washington, 4 mon, Childrrn's Hospt-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Everett l. Wilson, ., Of Washingtoo, and
Sarah E HAYDN, 49, Of Porpnkey. Nd Tbs
Rev II. T. Stevenson
Fred G. Warren. IS. Of New Yort. n. T..
and Viola B. Matlack, IS. Of Washington The
Rev. z Wnfey.
George Prue. 81, and Viols Ellis, Is both Of
Washington. The Rev. w Williams
William L Beier, Is. and Irene NJ Williams,
Q, both Of Washington The Rev. NJ P. J.
Egan-
Edaar L. Curtis, q and Annie NJ Brown. n,
both Of Griffith, Va The Rev. II. SChroedT.
Luther @ Slime. 81 Of Seedmrrc West Va.
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ever tolerated For those seeking ctb-
er brands Of Amusement Glen Erho
offers a variety that ranges from
three Of best rides OF modern p<rf-
dom TO the plAygrounds for the Id
dies. For Sunday viSitorz q serfss Of
band concerts Is an added attraction
and the grounds are always free 70
outing parties.
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Great FxIfs PrrE

Crowds Of pleasuTe seekers con-
tinue TO visit Great Falls Park these
pleasant summer days and 70 en-
Joy the concerts afternoons and
evenings by the Ladies Victory Or
chestra Dancing is as usual popu-
lar. A large number OF picnicEers
each day visit this historic resort
Frequent record catches Of nsh are
made by fishermen who nno the
fishing at and below the falls e1-
cellent at this time Of the season
For the children there are many
outdoor devices and merry-Eo-
rounds.
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TV1NTFD-HOCSE NEAR WALTER REED
Hospital; s1 or eight rooms. modern; state
location and price. W. Fl. FOX, ss Whit
- anD-3t
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MADAME ALLEN
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYASr,
IL. -. :

81 F STREET n. W
Guarantees 20 rcai your entire life. past, pres
eut and future: gives true advice on bukness
love. heath and family Affairs; tells the mans
Of your future husband or wife; and what to
do 70 be successful in life; one visit will pay
you for your many diappOintments in others:
she will remove all obstacles ard tell you how
to win and hold the one yOu deslre: she gives
advice on all important affairs Of life; readings
81 %; no one IN trouble turned away money &C
no money les pz
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READ FOR PROFITS
REAL ESTATE
Before 3
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS
WANTED-HOUSES.'

W6NTEDEH0UsE NEAR WALTER REED
HosuitaI; six or eight rooms, modern; state
location, pqice. W. H FOX. SOB Whiti1
- luA-1
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MADAM EPPY,

EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
Reads your life from cradle to grave; her pov.
srs are wonderful: indsputable advice; clear In
formation concerning love, courtShip. marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor ind counsel
equally bsnedcAl aud interesting; you are wiser
aAd happier after consulting her; satisfaction
Eua;antesd; permanently located; hours, . a. n
70 p. n
N4 PA AVE NV.
Iesa0
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MADAM IENORE

Gifted clRirvoyant and medium, can b con
Eulted on all AfAirs Of life Where others fail
she sucCeeds Her advice is good. tJ her. No
guess work or questions asked what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
Hce III llth st. NV, two doors north Of Palais
RoyaI store. H0urs. Il a m 70 ? n. iul-sOt
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MRS BOSWELL
MADAME VICTORIA
n by he District Of Ooiumbi,

The gifted palmist and clairToyant Can sa-
wise business, family Affairs, lov9 and marriages
Can tell you the name Of ftGre husband or
wife. Can tell you the secret Of being success
full; how 10 avoid trouble and how to avoid evil
iLfuence. Satisfaction gUa-anteed OF 10 charge
Entrance 529 7th s. au6 7st
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington, D. c..
August a. 1919 SEALED PROPOSALS viii Be
received at this Office until 2 O'Clock, D M,
August Is. 1873, and then opened, for the pur-
chase OF grease recovered from garbage, collected
by the Commissioners D. @. from September l,
1879 to and including November 80 1873. Blank
forms Of proposals, specifications together with
necessary information, may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk Of the Engineer Department, Room
IE, District Building LOUIS BROwNLOW.
W. GWYNN GARDINER, @. W. KUTZ. Com
miSsionerS. D. C. anl5l 6lSlenZ
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
BY the Chairman Of the Board Of Awards, De
partment Of Agriculture Washington, D. c..
until p. m, August 5 1919. for furnishing and
installing in the Department Power Plant at
Washington, D. C., breeching and covering for
same between two ooh P. Stirling boilers, and
the chimney now being erected. Specifications
may be obtained on application from the Chair
man of the Board Of Awards, Department Of
Agriculture Washington, D C. aul9-4t
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CrnndaIps-aA Mans Fight


At Crandarrs Theater today the
photoplay attraction Will be The
Peace Of Roaring River" starring
Pauline Frederick This subject has
been recognized throughout the
larger cities Of the United States
as the most intensely interesting
photodrama in which its star has
been seen upon the screen and the
one in which she contributes her
finest work TO the distinction Of
silent drama. Beginning tomorrow
and continuing through Saturday
CrandaITs will offer "A Mans
Fight" a stirring story OF a strong
mans regeneration IN which the
stellar role is taken by Dustin Far
mum Chief in the stars support is
Lois Wilson, one Of the most cap
able leading women appearing be-
fore the camera The production is
a massive and beautiful one and
the acting OF the principals wholly
in keeping with the extraordinary
merit Of the story. the direction and
the photography.
Next Sunday and Monday at
CrandaIIs will be featured by pre-
sentations OF Wagon Tracks the
latest Thomas H Ince production
starring william S. Hart For Tues
day and Wednesday, Upstairs" is
announced as the principal attrsc-
ton with Mabel Normsnd the pic
tured star. Upstairs" IS the eI-
traordinary raEtime romance in
which Miss Normand recently
smashed all August records al
Crandall's Metropolitan Thester
during a phenomenal weeks run
For the last three days Of the week
the major offering will be Are You
Legally Married7- superfeaturc
dealing with an aspect OF present
day life that is Of primary import
ance and overwhelming interest 70
every age.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY,

LIGHT ON ALL PROBLEMS.
Readings hg appointment. 81 Typo
written forecasts, IS up Frank Tneodors
Allen, Director. Astrological Research So
cisty, los E NV. Phone Franklin ss22
AsrRoLoGY IS NOT FORTUNE
TELLINGi
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Token,
Artisuc-eIprHave-inu
Guide Bros. Co. l2l4 F Street
Prompt auto delivery serrics
nhISu
DIED.

BERKELEY.-Depa this life Au
gust 16. 1913, at her residence 1861
Third street northwest, JULIA
SCOTT BERKELEY, beloved
mother Of Frances Butler, Mabel
Minney, Julia c. Reynolds, Pearl,
Leona, James and Della
Funeral from her late residence,
Wednesday. August %, at 2:3O p m
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Marshall Hall

Dancing OF the most delightful sort
amid most agreeable surroundings, IS
10 be enjoyed weekday evenings a;
Marshall Hall, washington's only
nearby river resort The pavilion is
located at the waterside and is con-
stantly swept by cooling 6reezes
Music Of Just the right tempo Is pro
vtded by an excellent orchestra The
Hall possesses numerous other at
fractions in the way OF mechanical
amusement devices which will please
the tastes Of the most fastidious. II
is reached by the Steamer Charles
Manchester which makes three trips
daily from its wharves at the foot Of
Seventh street, leaving at 10 a. m
go and 6. g p. m
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A sOMEWHAT UNUSUAL But A SOUND
argument is bunch Of good velvet cash and
it clenches the deal in big hurry and we
br1y and pay best for ladies' and mems worn
clothing and you send for our buyer and that's
the way 10 get the cash Main AS. JUSTH'S IS
OLD STAND, 6l9 d. auS-lt
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PROF. BELMONT,

Noted clairvoyant and palnist- Gives advice
on business matters, love, health and family sf
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband O,
wife tells if one you love Ia true or false What
part Of the country Is lUcldest to you What tc
do to ba successful in life lZl6 New York ave-
NV. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read
inG. s.. je80t
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Piluisry is recognized science, and
RIZPAH EDON

is known as one Of its greatest eIponents Hut
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; COM
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only s.. Reception psrIox as.
corner OF sth and G NV. Enraace 9Th St
Hours, 10 q m to D. N 1ean
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CABINET MAKER.
CABINET MAKER
MIRRORS REPAIRED

Mirrors rrsilvercd equal 10 u--. New mirror
TO order. Drop card viii call
THE MIRROR SHOP,
NJ B. BROTSKY. Prop lt5 St NV.
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NEXT WEEK AT THE
THEATERS.
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delifhtful laughing hits has the best
role since his enrolment under the
Metro banner. On Thursday and FIJI
day, Emmy Wehlen will succeed to
the stellar position on the bill at the
Knickerbocker in "A Favor to a
Friend" one Of her most delightful
vehicles. On Saturday only. Albert
Ray and Elinor Fair VIII be the pic
tured stars IN BE a Little Sport" a
thoroughly amusing comedy-drana-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AAIPs-COLLECTTON Z. S. AND FOR
sizn; also odd lOts and original envelopes,
ICash- Room D5 l4I5 G st nv. auI96t
|YCsU CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN Fhs
classified columRs-for there isn't q hidins
Race there Thee ads are READ. nch.+u
WILL Oil IN Nj UNi4EITERED AUTO
Noodle dty or suburban. and pay you highest
krices Tor hde>'. gsntlansn's, children-Y dir
karded elotniRs. Of ali oscriptionA Address
k-rtai or phcne. ! VII call L RIOE, I557 th
NV North IT'S fsEg
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.

EXPERT ELECTRICAL ME-
chanic. Specialist on. Lighting
system and door bells. Phone
COLUMBIA 6675. aul77t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Nature Faker
Puts Eggs in
Rooster Cage
Expose Develops When Com
mittee Finds "Fruit' Is
Duck Product

Nature iakng." was the verdict
OF Official, oi the Oklahoma county
poultry show today when questioned
about the eggs found yesterday in
the cage OF Persia" Plymouth Rock
rooster.
Some scoundrel has been ,amperins
with the cage" they said.
These points were cited by the show
officials TO prove their contention OF
outside interference +"
fir>t-Thcy weren't chicken eggs
a, ALL bu, duck eggs.
Sccond-Eycn granting (ior the
AXE oi argumenO that rooS,erS Law
eggs, Persia i,ul duck
Third Upon being broken by q
committee Of scientists this morning
the duck eggs were found TO be stale
Four,h-A newly egg cuuldn',
he stale
gully five hundred birds are now
on exhibit at the show, which is be
ing held at l2h Yves, California av-
cnue In the opinion OF Charles N
Smith, who is Judging the birds. their
quality is as high as ,ha, of any o,
the larger exhibits OF the country
The show continues all THIS week and
is free.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
CLASS MAY VISIT
ROTARY MEETING
Ferris to Invite New SeCre-
tary Of the Treasury,

Honorable Carter Glass. new sec
rotary Of the treasury. and John Bar
rett director oi the Pan American
Union, viii speak in Oklahoma City
II the plans OF the Rotary club Tor
the district conference in February
mature.
A personal invitation 10 the two will
be delivered personally by John
Poole, banker OF Washington and ma
,lonal president of Rotary, and Repre-
sentative Scot, Ferris has promised
to ,ee his influence IN obtaining
the speakers for this city
A reception is scheduled for tonight
by ,Ne local Rotarians and their ladies
at the Huckins fo,el, primarily
~ 0rranCN for the entertainment Of
their gusts,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
UTILITY RATE
BILL WRIT TEN
BY HOUSE MAN
{ franchise Figures Would Be
adhered to Under Tems,
LIMITS SUPREME COURT


\ measure 90 strip ,hc ,uprcm.
.ru;t and corporation commission ul
their power 'p interfere with rate
which Ifau,mis,.uu sand urdn.p0r'a-
non o9mrauic. agreed 90 charge ioT
cr,Cc,. IN consideration oi obtain
my a Franchise from mun,upai'uc'
vll' he introduced m the house th''
afternoon hy Representative porte'
Newman OF Durant
The purpose Of the measure 0, 20
put an end ,u the practice oi COM
panic which agree 10 their franchise
- charge certain rates ior service
ard then go before the corporation
,omms,an to Obtain a higher rate.
II also contains provision to null
lily all decisions OF the supreme court
from commission order, ISSUED IN the
past. advancing rates above the fran
th'e schedule.
The supreme courts has held IN 10,
past that the supreme ra,e-mlklns
power is vested m the CORPORATION
commission and that rates fixed II
franchises are not binding and final
II became evident today thar IN,
senate commiitee' will not get or
ganlIed and IN working order unit
next week
Work OF assigning senators 10 COIN
mi,,ce, which i, in charge OF com
mit,ee on committee. IS progressing
slowly Outside OF tho aVrecn en-
hat Senator Elmer Thomas 81 Il
he chairman OF the cofporat.on'
committee. and Senator { W Board
chairman OF the road, committee. M,
lie hsS been done concerning assign
mrut>
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Spartacons Set Up Rival Rule;
Ebert Is Exerting AuEHortto
Put Down Reign of Terrorism
Entente May Be Forced TO
Take Action,
U. S. PART NOT DEFINED


There IS dllcdyS the pos
SibiIity that i no response
bic governments appear to
gre assurance that obligu-
ti0HS undertaken aciN be
carried out the nations rep
resented at the congress
could gre notice that it
lcould become necessary at
certain points to assist IN
the formation Of orderly
governments and at the
same time begin to collect
rcucnues to apply on the
bill Of damages,
Such action, il taken at
oil, ,could be only q last re-
sort. - Associated Press
dispatch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Reports Of Battle Outcome
at Variance,
WASHINGTON IS IN DARK
Civil War Reported Spread
si0g in Germany,

By The Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 8. -
(4:37 p. m. German
government m essages
picked up by wireless
say that parts Of Berlin
ere scenes of bloody
fighting. The govern
msnt, il 10 added, 10 TAX
ing all necessary meas
ures to destroy the
reign of terror"
The messages say that
soms parts Of Berlin al
ready arc without light
and water. Provision
depc.s have been stormed
~ the Spartaeans and
the feeding Of soldiers
and civilians has been in
terrupted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
CAPTAIN TO
GO BACK TO EUROPE

Cap, Frank Balrcrchcwitz. formerly
A studen, at the state university al
Norman, a Polish athlete Of giant pro-
portions, made application yesterday
10 Governor Robert l.. Williams for
ped kion to 90 to Poland and aid
In ~ reconstruction OF that country,
Captain B.leerchewiu has just re-
wrned from service At Camp Pike,
Little Rock. Ark, and speaks four
arsuaees He holds an enviable foot
AL record He hopes to be able 10
= q, once hut Il no, finding a way
through state avenues. will attempt to
reach Poland through other sources.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Radicals Set Up
Rival Government

RERNE. Switzerland. Jan 9-Tr,.
egraphic reports from Berlin today
state tina, the rebels there have formed
a new government, under the title OF
The Revolutionary Committee Tn,
committee comprises three members.
Harry Lehman. Georp Ledebour and
Herr Tick, the las,.uOned the presi-
den, Of the Spariaean league
The Spsrtacans thus appear ,tl TO
be working with the socialists Of the
Left or Independents
tThe dipatch would also seem 10
indicate the possibility ,ha, the ne~
government set up IL a rival one to