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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02
20 MEXICAN FAMILIES
HOMELESS WHEN HOUSE
BURNS AT 1928 EAST ST,

The two-story house at 1913 East
street burned late Thursday night
making homeless probably twenty
families, mostly natives of Mexico.
only the brick walls were left stand
ing
The fire started in the east wing
and spread so rapidly that few of the
tenants were able to save their furni-
ture. The Highlands fire company
was called first. The whole east wing
was ablaze when they arrived and a
call was sent for the central company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02

: er heartily endorsing the plan to form
| the war veterans into a national or
ganiZation read the following letter
| tom Governor LarraZolo:
"El Paso, Texas. April 80, 1912.
| Tho War Veterans Association,
Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Gentlemen: l am very sorry in
deed that the delayed arrival Of the
15Sth infantry viii prevent me from
being with You at your meeting on
May !. But ! believe it to be due our
boys that the executive of theirs state
should meet them as they touch tho
| boundary of New Mexico on their re-
turn home.
81 fully approve Of the objects and
purposes Of your organization. You
all went together to foreign lands to
do your Countrys share in the great
struggle for human liberty. Togeth-
cr You suffered indescribable fortunes
and privations; together you fought
on many battlefields, where many of
your comrades fell, and now sleep
their last sleep: and together must
you stand to the end and see to it
/ that the fruits Of your patriotic en-
deaVOrs are not lost either to YOU or
to postcrity. You have nobly done
your duty as soldiers-it should now
he your purpose to work together in
the preservation Of cur free govern
ment, In this you will have the as
sistlnce and earnest cooperation of
your countrYmen, who win gather in
spiration from your gallant deeds.
God bless YOU and be with you.
"Affectionately yours.
90. A. LARRAZOLO
Governor of New Mexico"
Cutting Tells of Origin.
capt. 6foHSo, NJ. ouIliilh' VINO nus
JuS' returned from service III EIs-
lona explained hrieI!E now me 1deR
OF FORMING an American legion or!
glhaleH: IL had us inception III Tar4S
laSt tehruatE ana was conceived ny
hummer or oliIcerS cohhecteI WIN
me American ENpedilloha1N forccS,
captain ultlhs S3l' me I'ollte when
he received to caII state convention
was so snort mat al couhueS couIu
NOT ne organized consequently some
or them We're not represented at yes
terdaN meeting.
lneN nave come PACK danh Eood
Americans, was me enlphatlC State-
ment OF capt r. i. Maitln OF laos' IN
referring TO the So.d!orS ana sailors
VINO nave returned from the "ar'
Taos county sent go men TO the col
ors, TIE buIk of Whom were spanish
Americans. IheE came PACK win
Sood knowledge OF the hhGilSh IanE-
uaSe, ana every man, fe@ardleSs Oh nus
nationality acquitted hlhlseIt IN the
hlghIy credltaoie manner Tor WnIch
he American soldiers ana sailors
nave been noted since our lliF'
struggle with the foe on a battle
field
Ihe captain sald the veterans were
going to establish Gub mouse at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02
Kcnds Gnyernor,s Letter.

He also urged that no discrimina
ton be made in the organization be-
tween those who remained at home,
in training camps, and those who
faced the hail Of lead from Hun rifles.
machine guns and cannon on the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-02

journal Want Ads bring results.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
CITY REAL ESTATE ROW SAL
tNR GALE MY OWNER

tpR SALE HY OWNER
Als isst l2th stuom nodsrn homt
'1l Ns'n NAlr Il 1875
4 NICE sstpplsns on Cl.Ssrn HI,d s.r
iiIst
Lnsk.lN 'u',nes. hloes jus, on Rol.
.f"t guui lnves,neut r u Hume
"slrl' llis
luNt ~ s.tunm mod,ru cottage ON
west 'ih ~ hll hAfgsin tut o. 500
toms ~ mum, wslnu, IiII
sik-itOuM California burssiow ssns,
iHt~wAf on West ARD ~ ready H.
'' my '''%s I ~ nlumc. wAlnu, iiIs
FuN sAl At isr,sin i;.rootr
s'uo~o house on anuth Walker semi
lhodrtn inm'dis's possession Also ,orns
r.."ss' prop,tY On West Main wslnul
y. V no ansNS 'Al walnu' ,i-
hpNys Anl,rNp noe5
sfo't molsrn, o feet v.i r.v,nr
iNi,a u Gee
Stopm modstn 20 '.-' .msli A.,,m,r,
south front, We SIN close 10 wake,
street car i,ns old rsyins Ir1rs uoss
''oom modern Noftb frsnol.: 20 f,.,
on rN''ntni. Esfag-. Price 1859
rcoms modern sN hors Past s,h
old pa'ins rrir, 5000 Ors.hs,f oa,l
is'O block w,' ''a. rev s.roon ,qns
aloN Pu~s $3.50
nice. rO"m modern bou.s. s,h stree,
~'st VI western, Oh .s,lnF rrics ,!.sso
each,
s'room oklshoms tlnssIo~: on, hat,
hI"ck rsr snd pavement. EatArt cb,,L,r
hoLs' rnr shade. rtlcs 80 goo West .!ir
''oom mod,rn hou" Pa'nsm HUsh,,
n' le". Cd pauHE gsrass. frie,
sroom modern Caufornl. hun,s,ov
PI'nsm ifeIshts oAk floors lot. Of t.Ut
IN features In kitchen one NOR, y..,
pS'ins iWmeilsl' possession re. ., zoe
rooms snd Sleeping ror,h storm cave
pA'hs rh'l out close 10 i.th and W,.t.
stn Prlcs t,oCO
rooms sh sni iln~ond ns- tursr
l'" ie"dy to move lUto rfics niSo tstg
Ssh and balance ,ns. PET month
b-room house. modern escept sss and
MT onif one half block away Pries 4,
. fo- YIN make m.n.y to pip. tn. ga,
Yourself. 100 feet Of rs,,tncr,
room. ard basement; sl, modern. ols
paving zoe block wss, 7th. pric. n, 500
rucms modern; iss block Fat D.,
olh paving Price t1.sss. IssS cash; bsi
anco monthly,
rooms ali modsrnj ola eav,ns, e,o..
10 kufsrr FIELD fine work shop n rSay
fshiy place for resident piumnsf o, s,,so
'nS esiAhlishmeut rrics t,tse
Nlcs ssnsslowl clos. ,sd and c,.,..n.
pfrs N'ie
t.room co,tss' sw block West iuh
Price tJ.gtQ
room huuralow, West ssl. close IN
Wilson school Istus, and drive. chicken
| heus., Price iiSOo,
r, T STUART q CO
~ West Main
Nar's - tvenlnss Maple sii.R
ron sALE-vAcANr NOW.
BRICK prSGALow Of Tss W ,,,n =,
ss room ,hr"r s,,h hstdwood floors ba IN
room hfEe closets; sleeping porch bas,
inrnt sstass, servants room. beaa,f
trees hey at % wsst iS,h street
". T, LOVE-, rhOn. w.nu, ,,ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
>tW NOnk.

WV YORK De- s--incfrssirF mon, -
Al rHr.Y element q Go, coal ffugh'es.
relatively fifm 'hbles ard uHfasof sale
weather fNf rrAng Eni the srai. ~ cot
i'n 10 mo -uuih hprrafoi responsible for
the ,af,y iumncss uf todSy cotton mar
s,i Tho opening ~as " 20 90 points
'lsH'r. me sr'ive mon,ps sold - 800 -
points r~t hIrnsr after rhr reN W.iH JAN.
nary nu. hing o. "a. ana May .sfh, The
.rr.us report. srUNug ''aH .l4 bNirs
rirHrt ulor 10 De, wt,t D.. wss not en-
itrafftr' factor
Trsds Interests were TIE best t4ysrs ~,
the advance durinE the ri1diA Of the
morning general business b.ins compsta'
tNsN quiet. Around - ~ January
snl =. 'sr f3r MAY. 'hrfr was rn,psu re-
aiIfirs 20 cause reactions - 10 co 10
pni1r. hut tts market hs'd ytrl s'ea ~
,s'jv in'the afternoon shd with'h to Z,
points q the best
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
ItNIttr,sbf,

LIVERPOOL p.r Cotton spot IN
rtr f,guvgt Trlo'. sissd' Good MID
tlns .Od fully wi1ilrE - and. u.id.
d3ux o. s1d Ipw uidANnx "a. good
ordAsry 81 gOd Ordinary 10 0od Slss 4.
oos hsi.s including -lee American Re
,tlp,. 5000 hsi,s. tnfluiins lee Amer
t,hr
Futu-rs closed steady Dee VIVA Jan
:. isd Mar n I'D, Msy iud Jul,
10 lsd net "A l.a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

u, 200
Wnl buy q dandy sls room houes
doubls garage. two full lots, within,
oae block Of car line, lscatsA On &
~ very attractive tssms. wainut
IN Maple SSee,
ron nAlE- nv. room hs.ss, SaS he.
~ thfouGhout, baas0seAt. f0Slaos
two tAlchR-ss on the OUTSIDE as1 -,
6slweR also TIVE tkieknSD q linn
a94 paoer betveeA; wasDeot ton0p IN
OhMkodnA city We k0VO NJ M
trspsee In hsstina hosss 4osS00 scal
eea - shcrtsss 10 wss> -Nd
MuA.RooM corrGu1 M,M
0N peveo stseet. sou,ht0WN eoylae
psla ~; ~ Nj ssni. modern. ilskts
|... 6sllILAxp LAND 20. -
90 nbes1P nsAg. wsIsut seis.
0sdn-Mx6 suNoAi.oW
,@ms1e0 esosssAsa. csilfsvsaA sss.
~ - essseFS Suseisrs: Ssiscs1 -.
- se.ss Neesi eng 4ssVsssss iusIsxsx
s,.s,s u::s : ''a' s'~' ss'el1 ~ S''sh q
INA A. slL,1 wsisw iss,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
uENu DNrEFrilY SICIlOl s
3 lNANbiTNh HOME
NAI.iIS

Wo have fof immediate pu-
session hsB hiEh lIuio
modern home. ,lus' M uu IS
iJih street. iuoitod on 'afsr
iJt sltl0V lhiA home 10 nm
shed m did ury through
Iut ell new pak fiuofs. large
bath room. lNo lHfgr tlr pms
pOrurcs. basement and furnace.
garage ana diyr ,Ay, also
servants room We are pfirirg
this nome M Et,a, deal irrs
iuhn n Anuld uuv rUsi a. bu.I
the house Iluuo ~, lpi
SuIli bel today ~ = "N
rri,-d Tor quiy. flis on,
o. 800
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
MIC. DAY STOCKS

market. 20 70 y 30 = y today we're
complied by Houston. fibis company. -
Moth broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

hpsosu Addrs.'ss Blu, oesss
."f'.. " llssgaft uhsfomA Cuy rep
recent ''' - The Nstbul Hartford
'.'. '.4I1o.~ company saA the Ap-aL ~
N. lI.' '"..r IYrris D. NJ the Huck.
... 'n..I ''nt lils >ihjoc, one n
v'..l ts h.e 'rfIr . W. stpI study was
"b'r Nr .rIriu'r lu'uDt 10 in
t.-.s rri WL.u ~ is Otncsled''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

ron SALE OR LEAsE-My bocr. ,or
ner Twelfth and Walhsr. n two story
eight room building two large sieevlns
porchcs one large oo~ch In rHr
screened ana curtaine1, = stovy
petch IN srcnti . Alec New double "a
rNS.; ssrvsnts quartsss, two-ro u
eoae. W.oso, oSaeo cash. bahscs ems
shd two yeafs II leassd. 0iNS pet
inon'h, Furniture In suiidinG NJ SAFE
Maple 2iss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

BUNGALOWS
TIE bsst 1.rcem buROale0 In IN,
ctty. easement, fpsnace: G1sugs: bull,
TT . hsne. Nctklns sft sn In ,hh
Rsss b q ssrophae. cssss h. TIL.
% Q eroly en4 worth the msney,
I o. W. ooth o-reom asroylan,
o(le he0oNoAt end furnace In fec
svesyl1oep SnAt Y fsauirsd In . ss~
~ 41 - huAsAlo~s ~ YQ'
WA Aro& ~ sIRass be egsaia1 b
~ s:tsss e ,is s,'s:scs s.x.:
EeeeN stQ vita The ssst tssns
q: :: ., ~. ~. ::., !: :: ::::: =
k.:ssfsst ~: psast'esliy sssi q
3: ~. ~: - e. I. ~ Z ~ ~, s''A
T,;sl .A|s|'Ss2s;. .!|||lSSss;.
- 0sefey Nst1 Ds1e. hASh se1~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

~" Meeting At ruiss--Tb. sta,
rpiuuifL, ~ th' Y VI & A W." m,et
u Iu.p uu Wsdu'sliy prccmLer 10,
'' confer IN revurd Y. the Hnpo'ntmrni
' H''' "r pry delegates from
|t.Hhaua t.'. tfr " 4 Ihss tisorsy
f. lHowmus IN , v Camp. A J Nc
N.tor. t u Wedding aud " &.
= IrWHu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

4
..-----
.tIiY gEAI ESTATE snu So.
rs 'NIh
,rru ,F .ru.r,rIyas
ROOM OAt IisIgtI
aDI roo IunN IINI Iyp.A.
|N. I..H
,...,, ,.,.. ...,,
W. I l|NIFH
~ 80 '|I.'
.... '"t'
"'' wow
'..s ...'u auI ,ts, ..t H.sr Mrs,
..rsr..f .li urnH., Tns Ice Fppi
"| .r ',uns. a.
b.'.'.N N''II.''" OAK FlNlH
,.... '"l.i I'A''
''..t .'n.. 9n' r'''. i.''
rlDNg ..N uApufs,S .,,v
Scar HuI~. pntk well lncat,t good
I.., ...r, goG ann. 80. 49,
ROOM. 2.SlDli
"N 'n.'h ''u,lah.. 1000 each
''''
an .r,
I'm ,,i,ii.,
'''.''...
I...,. one .,,.,, .,t I..,.,,
.r.l 4i.. '...,r.e, fu,rsrs r',r',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

fENkHM duples. cisse IN, ] room.
ana bath % each side: vtll Ircu, for
)1o . month vii p>ll for N.s0e. Call
+, G. ALI n. Walnut his o. wslnu,
TNO.arOkS, sioss.in; ten rsems, hAs~
NEWT isrnacs and mirage for fspf ears
psvlnu paid. ~iii rent fot tise . month
tln y . good buzz Wsss. ira A. Eilis
EAiF Yfu sfKxSf
fwo-stovy home. 4 very eooA prop.
srty. AaA viii bear inspection: eco,l
SAcs ~ . reAsenab's price, prsss y. ~
Listing Ne lin.
WORKMAN 4 COMPANY.
FREE
Information 10 free at our offlc. con
cernias q nics iIst Of hSmsr for sale
NEi.AON. WITT TO.
Home nulldsrs
kstahlishsd 1877 walnut fifa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

Wo have fnf immediate pos
session. a hsG hish lIuio
modem home. tlps' w. uu s.
lJih street. ipoitod on afsr
lvi sntl0V lhiA home 10 nm
shed IN did ury through.
Iut All nsw Dak nuofs. q large
pUirfrH. basement ana furnace.
garage ana duyr tHy, also
servants room We Rfe pricing
inis nome M q sf'a, deal isss
luHn n A.uld uuv cos ~ hul.I
the house Iluno ~, lpt
vuuli tsu to-day ~ . .YU
rn,-d Tor qulys slis on,
il5Oo
4 %Ew AENOrLANE
We hsye Just completed ~
Ainanu b.A ful addition.
nigh grade loroplsne bunIiiov
which consists OF q large rooms
on the first floor. together ~iu
BAH and breakfast room. with
one large sleeping room above
This home 10 finished In select
Vhlts oah. .snilfui chande
liefs. q large basement satsIc
ana driveway II 10 slAo ready
tor occupancy and Vii soil at
" 80 W. gi'e the L~nsl lihcfsl
Term, %, I'M. u,yu.,,,
rr,rr rank MET upNtp
We haze fuil tro sIu-,
sEhl.foum home clo.o In. .p
,n., p,Jt .tr.,i nm .,,,,
,,,,r, m'o.hsit ,,,Ck yrr..,
A good ,Dis. bns.n,rt. nutr.'r
rood en-, ..,yicr Tl.. D.. A.
,r,,u.Ily .osJ vain. a. ist4o
som. t,rm.
IMMEDIATE pdNgEgsIDS
s,,,, south ffsnt h, mas ,i.ht
latsI rooms. four s.par,t. bed
f,on. a laf., hath nil buti,
in feature. OAK roors. nun
basement Win rnuninatIon
ntnsc, slat. Laundry tfA,.
two fuIi lot. paving nearly paid
out one .half block OF good ,,t
rr,tc, This il real rood
homo ., moderate price l..
WEST NiSTH sruTrT mon
ELTN ALTOS.
W, h.y. an ub,.ualIy s.nl
tyo.stof, roin. on West sth
s,roe,. on li.h ground. win uaA
nnot. l,.ep,.UI .nt,x. and
t1.rssy tVu ulI lot. for
g.; 500 Easy term.
street on .ou,h.A,, eo,n.,
lot. ioosiSo which has double
usrxe. basement, fufnac This
home hs. min. lsrs. roosrs In
on old having near the chr lin,
and a rnod scbo,, Wr could
not offrr. Won a better value
than I'M, one AZ n, 600
-.
for a quick sale an UNUSUAL
ya,vs In a sis-room modem
bunsslo bull, less than two
ysara with All modem feature.
a garage. has two niu ln,, ali
TWO CHOICE HI'NuALOWs
WINANs ADDITION.
". have ,mpl.,.d and ready
,o. ,,,h a. re-" ,n,a,,.s
Ws rsr ,nss. ,o" an a,i,,r,Iy.
pric, or ,he,. tor 4, f.r ,nv.
CHEAP OKLAHOMA BUNGA-
LOW.
1O00 HyN-YO0m fup6erH
h...xIo- a., ,,or, ~, Na,,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
WEST 5,TH, $500

THIS Il an svcep'lonAl location cis'
Of tttsA-u. r.r rooms al rirdnHo
fo.rs two rooms finished Iu Oat
jsfVs brick fireuIscc luilt iu look
eases. garage ana drive $500 $500
fusf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

aUsSNess rNCPoRTy.
sese,s'iss e~ sil elassss q kuss1ees
no payiRa ~ r-tSVvs ~ ssK d,
r. r.. a 10th 'o s;,s a. SS s,ssos; s'ss ssss'
as- Have hesn N ~ bsslnsee ~
/ sso~ iocs',sss al vaiosa q ~
vsn' 10 ~ - - ..ean nArnlsh ~
Hrlp 10 yss, ~ sam vtH ~ IN slstys
ssNfiderre. \ p klQhs EssiO O..
--NB ygNssf suNdxI6W.
& ISsss"':::ss s.ss' .:::I <; Fsss. ss:.
ospls !, fssreess NYm.ahs1:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

Ssw Callfornla bungalow rooms
three rooms oak All OAK tours very a..
tfnCtiye decorations and TNihi'" All
very lHrge rooms many hulli 100 f'a-
tufrs large breakfast ro"u RafnE"
sui drive near University ADDITION
a. gtn god tprma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
nnss z TroMAsA SONS

wllru, tst. sop.lo ou Exchange
rOR SALE -s-toom modern house.
newly papcr'i and nesb t"lnl'd IN
aldo and out: biggest bargain ln the
tr, Phone Walnut 5sl ,f Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

81 ar SELL west 18th. nlo X ~
car. brnRalov , foomt. haS'mcni
rum ture .Il,too. terms Nh''. Nsl.
No. iFb1 Manic go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

NOTICE TO ALL NEAL ESrA1r HrN
Ny property. iOrnt-d al llll Nof'h
Klein. Is OF the market 10 i'So u
kinnrN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
A HONE TOGETHER WITH
AN INVESTMENT

We have very attractive
home located on West 18th
street. on n SOUTH ast corner
lot. ie0SiSo which has double
garage. basement furnace ~rhis
home has nlns lsTs. rooms, 10
on Old paving. near the car limo,
and q good school, We could
not Offer you better value
than this one al es.ooo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
q 900 rNnER vALrE

Slv rnous two IN oas large hvlng
room H,rpss entire front Large h''ui'ul
pr b kitchen Wiih hniIi 10 70 'l 'lfrs.
hfr,.rst room lpcaiApu t'o no ~
car ,ri FOOD school. norftr rust, t.,ao.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

fun ahlf 4, b room California 'un-
palnN built IN features Eaf1A" and
com.nt dfNc l'of price and t'fus ser
oNn,r. lb7i W 2'th street. ur rhOna
A.,I. ltHt ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

A SNAP
T.room California bungalow; located
aor'hess,: exceptional location, tocatsl
On car linsI pfics $3.50; lmrfsdiats
ROUERs REALTY COMPANY.
7es-r.s oh Exchange RldH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

WEST HST. sTREEf
s.vom eottsse msdern: ssxiW feet
q ground; Ls,ss nsoe ilstins No iin
Walnut ~ loyN IVES, Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
4 %Ew AERorLANE

We hsVe Just completed ~
Aininu b.A 3 iul sddltioy.
nigh grade hhfvplsne bungalow
which consists Of q large rooms
on the first floor. together ~iti
bath and bfr.hfas, room. with
one lhtse sleeping room above
This home 10 finished In select
white oah b.suilful chsnde
llep. q large basement safsIc
ana driveway II ~ alAo ready
ipr occupancy and Vii soil al
" 80 We give the L~nsl literal
terms on thi- property
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

We hay. an uns.ually good
two.stCty hnm' On West Uh
street. IN hish ground. WITH uaA
floors basement gauge and
1flyrssy tSu fIll lots for
$3.50 Easy tcrms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

have lsinr homes N tu, nur
10 l..I'IuuH
rooms West i,ih si.rrl s.,opiHg
putDh hifiNuui fuuIs. uUs'rIr rul
Io~u This ls pur'l o. ..usni1e
Jf|.,s
inowf. West nm street iuu
M lu,p,on AMI worth The wNr,}
uYWs 900 N,si I1th. T.H''n frs'
d ground rhls is . good h"u' .u'o
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Evening star., 1919-12-30
ALL HEARSAY
Officials and St. Louis Gamblers
Fail to Find Anything Sub
stantial in Chicago Charges.

CHICAGO, December 30.-Charles A.
Comiskey, president of the Chicago
American League base ball club to-
day reiterated his offer of $4,000 for
direct information proving the dis
honesty OF any member of his team,
after an vestIgatfon OF rumors that
White SoX players in agreement with
a St Louis gambling syndicate
threw" games during the 1919 sea-
son and during the world series.
AT the conclusion of secret con-
ference of officials of the team. at
which two St Louis men testified. Sec
retary Harry Grabiner. announced
that no evidence to support the charge
had been produced.
The St. Louis parties came here at
the request of President ComlSkey,
said Grabiner. There had been many
rumors that they could give informa-
tion of value. 1t developed. however.
that they could tell only what some
one else had told them and they
knew nothing We had not heard be-
FORE
One of the rumors was to the ef-
feet that three members of the team
had approached the st. Louis gam
blers with an offer to throw" one
game week during the championship
race for 1900 each. Another rumor
was that two White Sox players had
wagered money on the Cincinnati
team during the world series.
Evening star., 1919-12-30

had been playing his brilliant best at
Westward Ho.
Where so many fine critics have
spoken can only offer my own sug-
are borne OF years of practical ex-
periences.
Mr. Travers had a remarkable game
with peculiar limitations. The best
features being long iron shots and
putting. In America he used Sche-
nectady exclusively; in England he
used the orthodox putter. It failed
him in his match with Palmer, missed
puts running up his score. Even on
the last hole 1t was missed putt
that settled the game. With his trusty
Schenectady that might never have
happened, and in time Of trouble one
longs for an old friend.
Then there is another little thing
that may have affected the result.
Critics for long time had insisted
that Mr.. Travers was able to play up
and down to his opponents. thus often
being able to rest himself during
easy matches Of a championship. To
my way of. thinking no more falla-
cious golf idea exists If we hear a
thing often enough. however. some
sible that Travers seeing the condi-
tion of Mr.. Palmer's game failed to
take advantage of the early holes only
to run up against the last three per-
fectly played. ..-
This belief that q player can play
up or down at will rests upon a con-
dition of our tournaments that sim
ply, does not. exist In Britain. A good
draw: in this country and a good
draw in the British amateur are diff
ferent things, but growing less as our
number of good players increases.
There are only five match rounds in
our championship and a man can
have so good a draw that he has not
q single stiff match until he reaches
in the final a man worn out by hard
matches.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
TEN JAPANESE ENTRIES
IN BIG AERIAL DERRY

NEW YORK, December 3o.-Assur-
ance OF ten Japanese entries in the
aerial derby around the world. with
SI0o.0o0 in prizes. has been received
py the Aero Club of America from the
committee which is making a world
tour or thirty-two countries to COM
plete preliminary preparations. The
committse. which also represents the
Aerial League of America, compriszs
commodore Louis D. Beaumont. Mai.
Charles j. Glidden and Ben Hiilman,
the committee received a hearty re-
ception at Toxic. which was repeated
at Peking, where it arrived a few
days ago.
Prominent Japanese statesmen and
cmcials have sent messages to the
Aero Club praising the aerial derby
as an important step in cementing
world peace. The senders of these
messages included Marquis Okuma,
former premier of the Japanese en-
pire. and president of the Imperial
Aviation Society: X. Kaneko,
privy councillor; Baron Y. Sakatani,
vice president OF the Aviation Society,
and Maj. Gen. l. Inouye. chief of the
Japanese air service.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
Griffith Will Operate
Ball Park Concessions

That acquisition OF control OF
the Nationals by Clark Griffith
means pra cticaiiy u cican sweep
of nII persons formerly connect
ed with the club Is further in
dicated by the announcement OF
the president today that all
vending privileges mt American
League Park next season will
be conducted by the club.
The concessions, held for a
number of years. by James
Decker, which will he taken
over by the club. include the
prepare ton and sale of pro-
grams, sale of soft drinks.
cigars, candy, peanuts. etc. as
well as the advertising privi-
leges on the seOrebOurd.
Griffith is actunted in taking
over the concessions by a de-
sire to give the best possible
service to the fans and in that
connection il planning for the
installation of n new score
board after the contract for the
present device, which has an
other year to run. expires.
ultimately he plans to have n
board TINT not only can he de-
pended upon accurately to de-
Ffct the plays, but "a double af-
fair that will show progress OF
games in the National ms well
aS the American League. Grif-
fifth believes that because of the
cosmopolitan character Of
WaShingtOn's population there
are a great many fans who Mt
tend games here who are in
terested in the outcome of
games in the rival circuit.