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THREE WAYS

to make absolutely sure that
this wonderful opportunity does
not get away from you.
1. Call at our Office, S03
Equitable Building and learn
still more interesting details
about this wonderful plan.
2. Just call 6356 and well
make an engagement for our
private motorcar to take you
out to Minquadale and bring
you back again without any
charge or obligation of any sort.
3. Come out tomorrow.
Sunday. Take free bus at Ninth
and Market. Leaves every hour
on the hour.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

200 BLOCK. MADISON ST. Fine store
front. r.
1900 BLOCK. BEECH ST. n. n. electric
1900 RLoCk. OAK ST.-6 u. h. ".
100 BLOck. W. THIRD ST-G r. g.
gas and electric.
200 RLoCK. MONROE sT-k r. II. gas
1000 RLoCK. W SEVENTH ST r. gas
100 BLOCK. w. 7TH ST. q r. II. 4. gas
200 BLOCK. MADISON STS r. R
500 BLOCK. W FOURTH ST 10 r. u.
i. gae.
500 BLOCK. CLAYTON SIT r, II. +.
gas and Electric. hot water heat.
These arc some ~ our. best buys. but we
have large list Of other properties. which
IL will he TO your interest to examine now.
REAGAN REALTY co.
3l6 North Jackson street
call. phone or write. Open evenings
Phone 1868.
Evening journal., 1919-10-04

It's every mans duty TO provide
as we'll as he can for his family,
. You'll agree with that, won't you2
Now ask yourself this-Are YOU
looking out for your family's in
terest to the best possible extent
unless YOU come outlook this
over thoughtfully-see exactly
what a rich return YOU can get for
a few dollars-and then decide
whether or not you want to locate
at Minquadale Don't let today or
Sunday pass over without your be-
ing here and seeing for yourself
with your own eyes what Minqua-
dale means. Don't take anyone's
"say-so.' It's too important to
YOU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
hope FADING Of
RESCUlNG Brave
BRITISH AVIATOR
Continued from Page 81

day similar TO tina, for which Hawkcr
and Frederick p. Raynham were lined
up here longer than month.
The Anglo-Ameriean team. Alcot,
as pilot, and Brown as navigator OF
the Nimy bombing plane which is due
to arrive here tomorrow, announced
that this flight for Ireland would he
undertaken with the coming OF the
next full moon. Alco,t today wired TO
Vice Admiral Kerr at Harbor Grace
for permission to use the flying field
Of the Handley-page plant now
assembling there for a take oft" Al
colt said he would fly light from St.
Johns TO Harbor Grace and there
would start with a full load on his
transatlantic journey
The Handley-Page will be ready a,
the same time, in the opinion OF Ad-
miral Kerr and a race for wha, may
still prove to be the first crossing i,
expected to result.
| Alco,t expressed confidence toda,
that his twin-ensined biplane which
was built to drop explosives on Ber
linz could outstrip the big Handley
Page super bomber notwithstanding
the lstter's four engines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
GOVERNOR MEETS
soTH; NOT 18TH
Error in Report Of Plan Of
Executive,

The impression that Governor Rob
ernon eon,emplates going cast 70
greet the Thirty.siS,h division upon
It's arrival in thi, country from
France lis erroneous, it wa stated
this morning !, is the plan OF the
governor to NEE, the Ninetieth dl-
vision, which is composed prineipalIl
OF Oklahoma and Texas drait men.
II was explained this morning BY
Adg,. Gen {. T. Baue,, OF the Okla.
homa national guard that presen'
plans contemplate DETECTING as mueh
Of the Thiry.sixth division as pos
,ible to Oklahoma City, and TO have
the men spend several hours here be.
fore being sent on to the point OF
rehabilitation.
The Thirty sixth is made up OF
units, some Of which are composed
almost entirely OF men from a certain
locality and each locality will he cx-
pected to arrange it, own plans for
receiving and welcoming l', partcu.
lar unit
A different situation, however, 1t
is explained. exists IN the Nineteth
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It the speakers desk in the house OF

must then be ensrossed in final form
for signing.
The German delegation was called
together Yesterday by its chief, Count
Won Brockdorii-Rantrau who laid be-
fore his colleagues the instructions he
received at Spa on Sunday. 1t is re-
ported that an announcement has been
prepared by the Germans, but has been
referred TO Berlin for approval.
VERSAILLES, May 20-American
financial experts are continuing their
exchanges with German Representa-
tives here. chiefly respecting food sup
plies and methods of payment.
The arrival Of Max vonWasserman
one oi the managers Of the reichstas
who came to Versailles yesterday will
Count Won Broekdorii- Rantzau, is un
ders,ood to be preliminary to an ei
fort on the part OF the Germans 4
| secure verbal exchanges with the al
lied and associated powers regarding
the financial terms OF the peace treaty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
Real Wonder. Worker
For WrinkIed Faces

Ttose who have tried all sorts OF so
called wrinkle removers" IN "A vain
effort 10 lose those unwelcome traces Of
age. Illness or worry, cSn scarcely find
wordA to expi ess their delight with the
wonderful sAxolte formula. once they
havs given II . trial. Tho success OF this
method 10 due not alone to It's marvel
Gus ffectivsness-upon tho deepest
lines and crowsfeat, as we'll a. upon
the very fine onea-but also TO Its sur
prisinsly quick action and its entirc
barmlsssness. Its simplicity h another
commendabls feature. for ono need ONLY
dissolve an ounce OF powdered saxoliie
In 4 half pint OF witch hazel. and bathe
tho face IN this solution. Al once q re-
marksblc transformation II beheld
II 10 not only the effect on wrinkles
and creasss that Is 40 noticeable. but
facial contour IL remarkably improved
and the face looks much younger. ono
should he sure to ask the druggist for
the powdered nxolite. The lotion. be-
Ing so refreshins. Ia particularly crate
fui 10 tired faces. tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
LEAGUE WILL Be
ADOPTED, CLAIMS
NEBRASKA SENATOR

whether it strikes out the league Of
nations provision or whether it
amends the league OF nations pro-
vision. Ii could not possibly 20 into
effect until all OF the nations party
to the treaty accepted the amendment.
II one refused TO accep, i, that would
produce a deadlock and make peace
impossible For all to accept any
senate amendments, even If it were
possible, would require a long period
Of time and that would greatly delay
the advent OF peace. cannot con-
ceive it possible that a majority OF
senator's will be able to unite on a
program which would produce either
OF these enormou, evils. The changes
in the league constitution have re-
moved the substantial and valid Oh
jections 10 its ratification, and | be.
2leve it will be ratified
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20

Il ~ tariff changes only to protect spe.
!. eilI new interests like the dyestuff'
adustry. Some reductions we're ad.
t6tated In wartime excess profits
taxes and the present taxes on rail
sales, the presiden, thought could be
dlspensed with entirely.
Republicans TO cooperate.
What will be the reply OF the re
publican congress 10 these proposals
became ~ once the topic Of discussion
everywhere about the capitol In re-
turning the railroads II generally was
conceded. the republican leaders will
readily give the president their coop
era,ion. But as 10 prohibition and
tariff and internal revenue taxation
the case was more doubtful
These are problems on which no
very clear sentiment apparently has
been formed in either Of the great
parties.
The recommendations regarding Ia
Dor were general but the president
called attention TO the need for a part
nership between capital and labor and
genuine characterization OF indus
try"
On tariff revision the president said
the United States should have the
means OF properly protecting itself
when there was danger OF dNcrimina-
tion against It by foreign nations.
Hostile Legislation Possible.
Though we are as lar as possible
from desiring TO enter upon course
OF retaliation" hc said. we must
frankly face the fac, that hostile legis-
lation by other nations is not beyond
the range Of possibilities, and IT may
have TO be me, by counter. legislation
Although the United States will
gladly and unhcsitatingly Join the pro
gram OF International disarmament, it
will, nevertheless, be policy OF OBJ
vious prudence to make certain OF the
successful maintenance Of many strong
and well-equpped chemical plants"
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division. This division is composed
OF men from all section OF Oklahoma,
Texas and some other states, and It
contains no unit made up OF men
from any particular given locality. II
will travel q, a division and for ,hl'
reason It is planned 10 have Governor
Robertson 90 TO New York and OF
iicially greet the division on behalf
ol the entire state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
New Legislation
SWamps Congress

WASHINGTON, Nav % Enough
bills were introduced in the house yes
terday to keep the body continually a,
work through the year More than
loo measures were placed in the
house hopper,
While most of the bills provide for
the donation OF various communities
OF cannon and German field pieces
captured BY the American expedi-
tionary forces much OF the legislation
that failed at the last session was
again introduced and new measures
came from the republican side as part
OF the legislative program agreed upon
At the party caucus.
Old Favorites First.
First on the house calendar by viz
tue OF being the first measure intro
du:ed is the join, resolution OF Rep
resentative Mann for a federal con-
sti,utional amendment, providing equal
suffrage. Next is the bill OF Repre-
sentative Steenerion OF Minnesota,
providing for immediate return OF telc-
graph and telephone lines.
Bills TO repeal way time prohibition,
the luxury tax section OF the war reve-
nue. bill and taxes on soda fountain
products went early into the hopper.
Among the repeal bills we're half !
dozen measures aimed at the dayligh
saving act. most OF them being spon
sored by farmers organizations.
Numerous other bills woeld provid
for larger bonus for men discharged
from military and naval service thar
the $50 set aside under the war reve.
nue. bill. Some OF these. fixed IN,
amount a, six months pay and other.
fixed = lump sum of $500. Soldier
legislation also included bill fol
acquisition OF an American bnia
ground in France for men killed ir
action or who died in service abroad
Another bill called for the immediate
discharge OF men entering military
service after the declaration OF wal
and OF men who enlisted in the navy
for four years instead Of duration o
war. Preference in the civil servic,
employment OF former service men wa.
provided for in many bills
Prohibition Bill Up.
What was regarded as an ou,growtl
OF the ratification OF the prohibition
amendment was bill proposing a con
sti,utional amendment, providing ,ha
all future amendments TO that doou
ment be ratified by referendum vote il
each Of three. .iourths Of the states,
pronibitory immigration lesisla
,ion is embodied in a bill introduced
by Representative Lufkin OF Maoa
ohuse,ts, who asked early eonsidera
ton for it.
War time pensions reaching bacl
TO the Spanish-American war, th'
Philippine instruction and the Chin;
relief expedition would be proyider
Tor in a bill by Representative Sell,
OF Tennessee
Creation OF a department oi educa
tion with a cabinet office al the head
and proposals that 500 10000, be ap
propriated for combating iliteracl
and for Americanization, were con
tanned in legislation presented by Rep
resentative Towner of Iowa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
attempt MADE
TO END STRIKE
Citizens Committee Confers
With Winnipeg Leaders,

WINNIPEG, Man, May 20-The
Central strike committee OF organized
labor in Winnipeg made public this
forenoon in a letter to Mayor Gray
the terms on which i, will consider
settlement OF the general strike
Recognition OF all the unions involved
and reinstatement OF all employees on
strike are asked The announcement
docs not specifically refer TO wages
and hours.
WINNIPEG, Man. May N-Short-
~ alter !, was announced this morn
ing that a conference Is in trogress
between members OF the general strike
committee and1the citizens committee
regarding al important phase OF
strike settlement i, became known
that Senator Gideon Robertson. min.
iSier OF labor. and Arthur Mcighen,
minister OF the interior, left Ottawa
carly today for Winnipeg
The citizens committee OF Winnipeg
business and professional men. which
has been attempting TO settle the gen
eral strike. announced today that il
had not issued but had endorsed the
distribution OF newspaper, the
Winnipeg Citizen, which appeared or
the streets The newspaper referred
to the struggle as fight TO a fin
ish"
The sway OF the strike committee
and the rule Of the bolsheyk must he
dcciSiyely ended" IS one declaration
made IN the publication.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
EAST IS DIFFERENT;
WEAVER TELLS OF TRIP

Claude Weaver, Oklahoma City
postmaster, who jus, returned from .
Trip through New England where he
spoke in the interests OF the Victory
Liberty loan, addressed the Lion, olut
at lis regular meeting IN the Skirvin
hotel at noon. Weaver told expert
ences Of his trip.
The only difference between people
on, here I, that the souiherner wears
his heart on his sleeve and the New
EnpIander weafs his in his bIeast."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
Weather Battles
Searching Planes

IHy Ihc NsNOC1Attd FftN
LONDON. May 20-N0:S6 a. m
The weather is so bad off the ooast
OF Ireland tina, airplanes ordered By
the air ministry TO search fer Aviator
Harry 6. Hawker's machine are un,
able to fly There were strong south
east winds, rain and fog at interval,
during the night.
All communication centers In '.or.
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Vital Statistics

Births
Nr. and Mrs oscar ". Bones, 800
West Fifth street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Lstmore 6Oi East
Fourth street. girl
Mr. and Mrs. J, p. Barry. 1917 West
West Thirteenth street., sifi
Mr.. and Mra c. p. fiogobsum. ~
Wast Thirteenth street, boy
Mr.. and Ma Lewis Kilhofer. Twenty
third and Bryan streets. girl,
Mr.. and Mrs R. w. Bell. sli West
Thirteenth street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mcdonald. ?6Oos
West Tenth street, boy.
Mrs. Zelos L. Burus. 5O7 East Fourth
street.
n, L. Cochran. sii West Tenth street.
Mary Brown. negro. Oklahoma City,
Joseph Murray. Emergency hospital
Building Permits.
y. ". Waller. dwelling, SIT west
fwenty- firth street. $500
". " Connor. dwelling, iss West
Twenty seventh street.. i3,66o.
W. ". Connor. dwelling. 722 West
Twenty.third street. $500
w. W. Connor, dwelling. 7is West
Twenty-thitd street, $500.
". W. Connor. dwelling. 722 West
Twenty fourth street. $500.
W. W Connor. dwelling. 6ii West
Twsniy. fourth street So 500
-. y knsppenberrer. fopslrs, ;i2 Esst
fearl street. ii50
y. D. Bssrly. shed, liis West Twelfth
~ lSiiard, dwelling, 1905 West
"a y. ~ ~. additiop tss Wat gsv
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Cpy The Associated prsss !

LONDON, May N.-London spent
the day and night in tense eseitemen,
and suspense waiting the result OF
Harry q. Hawker's bold attempt tc
fly across the Atlantic and aier hours
OF anxious inquiries and unveriied
rumor, and ,peculations the fate Of
the pilot and his navigator, MacKen.
lie GrIeye, is still unknown,
4 Sopwiih machine, supposed to he
Hawkcrs according to an admiralty
wireless fepor, descended to the sur
face Of the ocean, forty miles west nj
the mouth Of the Shannon Later al.
mifllly reports said that this iniorma
ton was not considered reliable.
Early unycrliied reports were ,hl,
the Sopw;h machine encountered a
gale which reduced It's speed to fort,
mile, IN hour and finally oompelle,l
i 10 descend owing TO exhaustion Of
gasoline.
Crowds waited the day long at the
Brooklands, where Hawker learned to
fly. believing that the aviator would
make his landing there, although ex-
per,, had expressed the opinion ,ha,
lIawker would unlikely be able to fly
there.
The fate Of ITawker and Grieve can
not he definitely stated and i, is I'M.
possible TO even assert that the ma
chine found at sea is Hawkers.
The weather off the Irish Goa At
Monday was boSterous, with rain and
haze.
The admiralty has sent out all avail
able ships 20 searcch Tor the aviators.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
When Baby Ia Teeihing

GROVES BABY BOWEL MFDI-
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel troubles. Perfectly harmless
See directions on the hottie adv !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20

don are silent as to news from Hawk
er and Lieutenant Commander Grieve
Even the rumors which prevailed .es.
tefday and last night have died out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
ENEMY ENJOYS TO
REPLY TOMORROW
TO ALLIED Terms

OF the allied and associated powers
Thursday, the Tageblatte says. The
contents OF the reply, it is added, will
adhere closely to the German version
OF President Wilson'S fourteen points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20

Tn war las made table linen very
aluable The use OF Red Gro" Rail
Blue will add to is wearing qualities
Use il ard ser. All grocers, SC. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20
(By The Associated Pre~ }


The treaty OF peace may not be
signed until sometime during the mid.
die OF June, according to advices
from Paris. 1t probably will be known
by June 8, however, whether the Ger
mans will accept or reject the terms,
Of the allies
Before the fifteen.day period given
to the Germans to make replies to
the terms OF the treaty expires on
Thursday Of this week, it is expected
the enemy delegation will submit,
counter proposals so voluminous and
elaborate that it will take the peace
conference until June to frame a
rejoinder. After that the Germans, it
is said, probably will be given a week
to frame their final reply. This will
be on or about June 8, and the treaty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-20

The fifteen days given the Germans
TO make reply to the peace treaty
will expire Thursday.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
WOMEN HOLD BABIES
IN LINE FOR CHOCOLATES

PARIS. March Correspondence Of
the Associated Press).-Children born
in France since the beginning OF the
war have just made . glorious dis
covery. They have tasted choco-
lates. In a congested quarter OF
Paris, writes an Associated Press
q line stretching for
moro than . hundred yards awaited
a chance to enter . grocery store.
Four policemen were keeping order
among the crowd ana women were
actually struggling for . place in
the line.
"what arc they fighting for?- a
policeman was asked.
"The store is selling a quarter OF
a pound Of chocolate to each one"
responded the ofilcer. That is the
reason why you see SO many women
bearing their children in arnns-they
are allowed half a pound then"
The correspondent asked one of the
women. who had with her fine child
and was stubbornly holding her place
on the slippery, slushy sidewalk.
whether she thought it was worth
while to risk pneumonia in order to
get half a pound Of chocolate.
''You see" she replied, this baby
has never yet tasted chocolate"
Evening star., 1919-03-21
GATHER DATA TO AID
IN TARIFF REVISION
q. s. Commission Submits Eluc;dat.
ing Report on Production Cost
in Sugar Industry.

In anticipation Of the proposed re-
vision Of the tariff by the incoming
Cons pgress. considerable Information is
being collected for the information
Of the ways and means committee
The United States Tariff Commission
today added to this q report on cost Of
production in the sugar industry.
This report goes thoroughly into 4
discussion Of tho costs as related to
price stabilization and the adjust
ment Of import duties balanced with
increased cost Of labor and Of other
materials. Special consideration is
given to a study Of conditions in the
louisiana feld. to Porto Rico and to
Hawaii. The beet sugar industry in
the central United States is also con-
sidered carefully.
Members OF the ways and means
Evening star., 1919-03-21

That's putting something across-to sell
this grade of Silk Shirts-in these exclusive
patterns-at S5.45. We've promised you spe
cials for tomorrow-and here you are
Evening star., 1919-03-21

committee said today that these data
will be an important Aid In draft
ing the sugar schedule.
The problems involved in the gov
ernment regulation Of prices are dis
cussed, including the effect upon the
costs Of production brought about by
rise Of prices OF materials and of
the wages of labor. and the matter of
establishing a price justified" by the
costa price that will protect con-
sumers and stimulate production.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
WILL DEFINE" MOLASSES.
Representatives Of Several 0rgani
cations to Meet in New Orleans.

The joint commission on definitions
and standards, composed Of chemists
representing the Department Of Agri-
culture, the Association Of Oficial
Agricultural Chemists and tho Asso-
ciation Of American Dairy Food and
Drug Offlcials, will hold q public hear
ing on tho question Of the advisable
ity of revising the definitions and
standards Of molasses and sirups in
New Orleans on April 4.
The committee 10 desirous Of Sc
curing the opinion Of the molasses
trade as to the meaning Of such terms
as "black-strap molaases," New Or
leans -nolasses," "sirup." 'molasses.'''.
louisiana molasses," "redners' sirup,
or other words used in the trade.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
WIRE BUSINESS PICKS UP.
Extra American Censors Added to
Force in Occunied Ara.

CoBLENz. March (Correspondence
Of the Associated Press)-Business in
the German postal. telegraph and tel
ephone services under American CEN
sorship in the occupied area has in
Gently thirty-five additional soldiers
were added to the force Of censors.
This gives Coblenz about sixty and
Treves forty in the censorship depart
ment
These two cities handle virtually all
the mail. kilograms and telephone
calls from the occupied zone to other
parts OF Germany
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Judgment Of Americas Duty.

Mr.. Taft's experience In the presi-
dency gave him a vision Of ipterna-
tional affairs which made him the
champion of the cause Of universal
possible advantage or Disadvantage
to himself or his party to interfere
with his judgment Of Americas duty.
That's why-right or wrong on this
question, and events will soon prove
Copyright. 1919. BY N. Y. Evening Pest Ine.l
they are talking in various parts Of
America Of making Mr.. Taft President
again.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Suits at $500
Kronheim's-l345 Penna. Ave.
Hats at $500

Another special-in that you'll not com,
across the equal of these particular Hat
short of 500 anywhere. Distinctive shape
the preferred colors.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
LEAGUE BOOMERS
WANT TAFT IN 1920
Ex-President Hailed as "Sec-
ondI Grover CIeveIand' by
Enthusiasts.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Nothing seems to be so absorbing
to the politically minded hereabouts
as the possible effect Of the league
of nations controversy on the presi-
dental contest of 1920. With the New
York sun demanding that the repub-
lican party organize the fight against
the league and with Chairman Hay Of
the republican national committee. as
well as Charles E. Hughes, oppos-
ing any partisan lineup on the ques-
tion, the most interesting develop
ment from political point of view is
the ground swell of enthusiasm which
has lately arisen for the nomination
and election of William Howard Taft
as the next President Of the United
States.