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Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

160 acres fine. level silt on county oad near town, nearly all cleared and partly fenced good well. splendid wat cr conditions. Will come under pro- posed San Carlos project. This is the valley Of opportunity and many for tunes will be made here. l look for these lands to bring s5000 per acre this year. Price on above $500 per acre
 Also. have fine relinquishment at s5.e0 per acre, making trip by auto "Wednesday
 FOX sY REPIrBTJCAN II
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
BeauGiEull Twenty

Six miles from Phoenix, one of the prettiest pieces of land in the valley, and just as good as it looks. Has an excellent stand of wheat of which the purchaser will have immediate pos session. All fenced, good well of water At s950 per acre, this is a real oppor- unity.
 THOMAS REALTY COMPANY
 114 West Adams St. Il
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

sS, 800 BUYS 3 acres and Groom house half mile of Phoenix post-of- flee. ss0O0 will handle: this is good. See Shaw, l5 x. First Ave, Keystone Realty. It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
Nice Hlouae Price S1S5O Cash $500


 minutes walk to high school. If you are looking for a good bargain in good. close in neighborhood, this is the place. Phone 6e3 or 344e or inquire for information 110s F.. Taylor. 1t
 FOR SALE-Close in, room brick. gas, electric lights and bath, extra large lot. Box 20Y Republican. It
 FOR SALE-A bargain-5 rooms, bath. screen room and basement; {; $500. 315 \. 18th St blk
 ELEGANT 5-room pebbledash brick bungalow, in high class subdivision. on Wentworth car line: strictly mod ern and in fine condition; two screen porches, double garage. nice lawn, young trees. owner leaving state and offers this home for quick sale at q consistent figure. Also Buick 6 for sale. See owner Sunday or Monday only. S5 ". Holly St. bs HOUSES
 12 room modern house, with or without furniture. Double brick walls, just little off W. Washington St. Bar gain for price and terms Groom modern brick, elegantly furnished; northwest.
 Groom house, with 3 rooms above; furnished or unfurnished; northeast.
 broom modern house on E. Culver. broom modern house on N. 4th Ave. five-room modern brick houses on W. Washington St.
 If l can't suit you with a house, lei me show you some well located lots upon which to build.
 Double brick house, three rooms and porch on each side. Must be sold 10 settle estate. A rare bargain and cheap. Paved street
 Nj. F. GREEN Commercial Hotel Phone 165S ii
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
Buy QUIT Ranch Now

3S ACRES-An in good alfalfa; fine soil, located well. good improvements. Priced at S10,450
 40 ACRES-North. all ready for cot ton; excellent land. good location, s10,5
 40 ACRES-Northwest fair i'm provements. All ready for cotton.
 7S ACRES-Fine alfalfa, good inn provements. equipped for dairying This is real ranch. and we can make favorable terms to responsible people
 1e0 ACRES-For s30000 and good terms. too. 120 acres now in culti- yation. This piece of land is well To- cated and you'll make some money on it.
 Herbert SIP rimce Co.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
Dwight B. Heard CENTER AND ADAMS,
Bungalows and Small Houses

Small Houses
 To buy a small home with a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments is not only much more convenient and satisfactory in every way than renting in this overly crowded city, but it is very saving, and in a short time will prove to be highly profitable. Phoenix is growing as it has never grown before and all property values are sure to advance rapidly.
 A five room brick bungalow with screen porch; cement side walks; mod ern throughout. Northwest section. s35o0; $500 down; $40 monthly.
 Four-room brick and screen porch; thoroughly modern. Cement walks; wire back fence and chicken houses. s3150; $500 down; s25 per month.
 A neat little four-room frame, just being completed; northeast section; s15o0; $500 down, balance monthly payments.
 Five-room brick bungalow, stucco finish, with two extra screen rooms. Thoroughly modern. Cement drive way and garage. 75-ft. front. North west section. 5000. 5000 down, bal ance terms.
 Five-room brick, two screen rooms, modern, close in near high school, $S750; S1500 down. Balance terms.
 Siy-room modern bungalow, north west section. sS250; half cash, balance easy terms.
 Six-room frame in southwest sec ton. A good house in first-class con- dition. This is a big bargain at s2000. Ffve-room brick on two lots, east of town. Has bored well. A splendid buy for a home, future increased value. s2500; terms.
 A close-in corner near business sec tion, bringing in $50 to $60 monthly. Always rented. s10,000; s2000 cash, 8 per cent on deferred payments.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
For Sale-HouSeS
REAL HOMIE

One Of Wentworth additions pret- tiest homes. The only real bargain in Wentworth homes offered for only $s, 300. .0n hV
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
Auctions
AuciioH Sale

Amcii0n Sale
 MON. MARCH 10TH 2 Miles Suuth of Gilucrt, ArzOua,
 ', Mile East
 Commencing at 1o.50 Sharp Having sold my ranch. ] will sell dt public auction, my personal property and stock:
 50 HEAD CATTLE 3e head No Holstein Dairy Cows. resh and coming fresh.
 head yearling heiers. II head calves. l high grade bull.
 HEAD HORSES extra good brood mares.
 FARMING MACHINERY 1at Bain wagon. good as new. mowers \ No. 1 condition. 9 buck rakes. hay rakes. 1 disc blow; 200 feet galvanized pipe different sizes hoes. forks. other things too numerous To mention. new F. II. r. Fairbanks Morse gas engine. good milk separator and milk cans.
 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A No. ] player piano. good as new: sewing machine. drcssers, dining fnhle and chairs. refrigerator. stove upboards. springs and cots. 2 beds and other articles too numerous to mention, ONE STUDEBAEER FOUR TOUR ING CAR. seven passenger. Model 'lI In fine mechanical condition through out.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON FOR
 EVERYBODY TERMS OF SALE. Al sums 3l siO0.0O and under. cash; over tha. mount 90 credit of six months will loo given. purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note. two per cent off for cash.
 GEO. PEARCE. owner
 C. Q. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 L. C. CALLAND Clerk office MoGihan Building, Room
 Phone 1910 hs
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
For Sale-Houses

For Sale-Houses
 NEW HOMIE
 SIS East Moreland
 Street
 PAVED STREET-LOT 70x190
 rooms-2 bath rooms-Com-
 plete laundry with electric mansle
 and Thor washer, laundry trays.
 etc. in basement-Furnace heat ir
 all rooms-Enameled ivory wood
 Work-Model kitchen-Garage with
 modern plumbing.
 Price and terms furnished by
 owner on premises. r.
 MODERN 5-room house on F. Cul- yer, fine shade, plenty fruit. grapes and garden. Garage. Lot 50x200 feet s2650. Small cash payment will handle. E. NJ. Boyes with ekystone Realty Co. l5 N. First Ave. bs
 FOR SALE-6-room house with screen room Sx24, for less than cost of building the house; large lot, fine shade. Rented for $30 q month, clos in. Easy terms, will take car. First reasonable offer gets it. I must sell D. Littlejohn, owner. 222 l.. Washing ton St, Ford's store. r
 NICE building lot on E. Wiiletta, s350. E. M. Boyes with Keystone Realty Co. 15 N. First Ave. bs
 FOR SALE-A modern small brich house with large screen porch. On Corner lot. Call 12O1 E. Culver. bs NICE HOME. restricted district, , rooms, screen porches, double garage. All modern. Best location in city. own CT leaving valley. Phone Owner l246. NEW FAMILY BUNGALOW 20 per cent investment. Pebble dash, brick, completely furn- ished, new furniture, built-in book cases, buffet, folding beds, double ga rage. Rent S120 month s2500 cash balance easy. Owner. 135 N. 11th Ave. FOR SALE-By owner, new turIi- ished double house, north of city, good income property. Box 54A Republican, bS FOR SALE-Nice corner, two good houses, four rooms and two rooms: shade and grapes; cheap if taken soon. Owner, 120 N. 14th St. It FOR SALE-BY OWNER 3-room frame house and lot; plenty of shade, fruit trees and grape vines: small barn for horse or car. Apply on premises, 1913 ". Jefferson St. bb GOOD, well built brick house of ; large rooms and screen porchesl | Located on North Second street tt FOR SALE-50x150 lot with 5-room l frame house, l block of capitol, D | block of car line. Free from all in | cumbrances. A bargain, owner leav- l ig town. Price s125O $500 down, bal | ance like rent. See owner, Schaller | Express, First avenue and Washing 1 ton street. hh CLOSE IN SNAP
 , extra large rooms, big screen | porch, basement, lot 50x140. The house | is brick, faces north, and is close in on Fillmore. Some one will make | some money on this property. Price l s3,250. Easy terms. See Hill, with l H. T. Weldon, IA N. Central Ave. 1 Phone 629. 1t 1 HOME BARGAIN
 1 large rooms, built-in features, 1 basement, fine fruit, the house is eN- 1 ceptionally well built, on lot 50x166. d 1 place for chickens and a COW: is l northeast between two car lines: d 1 real pickup for s2,500; easy terms. See Hill. with H. T. Weldon, 114 x. | Central Ave. Phone 629 It I
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-54 inch colonial oak dining table, leather bottom chairs to match; also walnut and wicker library table. Elegant furniture and almost new. 92 W. Linwood, Phone S410; call mornings only. It
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Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

1t
 , ACRES On N. Central; high class home, s rooms, basement and heater; elegant location. Lots of fruit trees.
 ] ACRES Northeast; dandy home with fruit trees; well located
 20 ACRES N. Central; four good houses, wind mills, etc. A bargain.
 ! ACRES On N. Central. Dandy location. The best to be found for the money.
 THREE One acre tracts, with good houses on each. have SO, so. 150 and 320-acre tracts if you want them.
 NJ. F. GREEN Commercial Hotel. Phone 1858. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

SMALL chicken ranch with new two room cottage. Close to car line, and city water. Immediate possession sle00. s200 cash. SEQ per mo. Thom- as Realty Co, 114 West Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
E. E. Pasc@e

Phone 4124 302 N. Central Ave.
 6 ROOM pebble dashed house: half block of high school. Will sell with CT without furniture. 720 E. Van Buren street. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

-As1%N N'ie-A-NDb NhAb<I@i 200 acres has good pumping plant and 90 acres A water right: one third has been in crop; all sandy loam soil house. Fenced: s5 feet to water: close in. Is best buy in valley at s45 per acre. SS.000 cash. balance long time to responsible party.
 F.. SMILEY
 1l0 West Adams St Is
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
Framklim ID. Lame
CASA CYANIDE

e W. ADAMS ST PHONE 12s4
 hs
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

FURNISHED 4-rcoms, modern, S15 E. Washington street. hh,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

HOME BARGAIN
 large rooms, built-in features. basement, fine fruit, the house is eN- ceptionally well built, on lot 5Ox166, d place for chickens and a COW; is northeast between two car lines: Il real pickup for s2,500: easy terms. See Hill, with H. T. Weldon, IA N Central Ave Phone 629. It
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
WANT WILSON TO
WORK ON BUYING
OF LOWER CALF.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.---President
Wilson is requested to start nego-
tiations for the purchase from Mex
leo of the peninsula Of Lower Cali
fornia, in resolution introduced by
Senator Ashurst of Arizona. He also
introduces a resolution directing the
war department to investigate the
claims Of Americans growing out Of
the damage to property by Mexican
bandits, since December, 1912.
Representative Kitchin, chairman
of the house ways mad means com
mittee won the first round of his
fight to prevent the revision of the
postal zone law, when the house
adopted the rule to send the new
revenue bill to conference without
a separate vote on the senate zone
amendment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
PARSON
GIVEN DISCHARGE
VISITS IN CHiX.

Sergeant Emory c. Cameron,
known in this section Of the state
as Purcell's fighting pastor, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cameron, is in
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs j. w
Owens. Rev Mr. Cameron has just
been mustered out of the service.
Prior to his enlistment, Seargent
Cameron, was pastor of the First
Christian church, at Purcell. All
though he might have secured ex-
emption on the ground Of being a
minister of the gospel, Rev Mr.
Cameron left his pastorate to vol
unteer as a private in Uncle Sans
fighting machine He remarked as
he penned his signature on the en-
listment papers. 81 am no coward
and, it being my duty, to fight l
shall not hide behind the PASTORAL
cloak"
The soldier occupied the pulpit for
Rev. James at the First Christian
church recently.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
WILL HOLD MAJOR
FUNERAL TOMORROW

1t was announced late this after
noon that the John E. Major funeral
would be held at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning at the Rose Hill ceme-
terry.
The funeral services of John E.
Major, local real estate dealer who
died "Wednesday night, will be held
tomorrow, according to an announce
ment this morning. The exact hour
has not been set, pending the arrival
of NJ. G. Fink and daughter, from
St Louis.
DR.. and Mrs. A. R. Prothro and two
children, are here from Wichita
Fails, Texas, and will attend the
funeral. Mrs. Prothro is a sister of
Mr. Major.
/. Rev. ]. D. Salter will conduct the
services at the Rose Hill cemetery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
OklahOnans In
Casualty List

WASHINGTON Jan. 3.---The fol
lowing casualties are reported by the
commanding general 70 the American
Expeditionary forces. Killed in ac-
ton, 5; died of wounds, 15; died of
accident and other caues, 5; died Of
disease, s; wounded severely, 1O4;
wounded, degree undetermined, 3 :;
missing in action, As; total, 1872,
The following Oklahomans were in
cluded:
Killed in action: Private Willie
Hunter, El Reno.
Wounded severely: seret. Elmer NJ.
Marsh, Chickasha; Corporal James
M. Evans, Usage Privates Henry
G. Mosier, Earlsboro; John White,
Elmore City.
Died of wounds: Privates Thomas
f. Daniel, Anadarko; Carl T. Med
ford, Wheatland
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
SHOE MAN
LANDED in
HOLD OVER

A man giving his name as Jack
Balding, started out in Chickasha
this morning to give an imitation of
an enterprising shoe salesman, and
landed in the county Jail as a re-
suit.
He had three cases of shoes in
his possession at the outset, but
disposed of two cases, "a pairs, be-
fore Berry Williamson, Rock Island
detective rounded him up and escort
cd him to the Hotel de Sankey,
where he is being held subject to an
investigation
The shoes were from a Milwaukee
concern and were marked to r. A.
Hudson, Newark, Texas. Balding
hadsan express receipt in his pocket
showing that he had shipped a
case of shoes to Oklahoma City
He declared he bought the shoes in
Fort Smith about two weeks ago,
but so far as the Investigation has
progressed, the shipping date from
Milwaukee, was December IT..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
INSURCEN'I'
FIGHT ON
WAR BILL
House Chairman Refuses to
Handle Reorganization Of
War Department; G. 0.
T. Leaders Active
By United Press.

By United Press
Washington, Jan. 9.-Representa-
tive Dent, chairman Of the house
military committee has refused to
handle the war departments reor-
ganization bill, it has been learned.
The insurgency Of Representative
Dent practically makes certain that
the peace time military policy of the
nation will not be decided by the
present Democratic congress.
Representative Kahn who becomes
chairman Of the military comm
when the Republicans assume
troll of the house, will go to Europe
In the spring to confer with General
Persning and the allied leaders,
Upon the data that will be thus
gathered, Representativ Kahn will
build reorganization ILL., Th gen
eral drafts of the present bill are
slated for the waste basket by Rep
resentative Kahn and his republican
colleagues
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
LOOK OVER
FIELD FOR
GAS PLANT
Representative Due Here This
Week; Will Inspect Fields
For Casing Head Gas;
G. Of 9. Busy

That some progress has been
made toward interesting big oil well
supply companies in locating a
house in Chickasha, was the state
ment of VIM. II. Donahue, chairman
of the Chamber of Commerce com
mittee that is working on that end
Of the boosting fer Chickasha.
mo one can tell at this time
what action will be taken said Mr..
Donahue. "I have had some cor
respondence with three companies,
brt it is too early to predict any
hing definitely. l have 4 letter
from the Hope Engineer and Supply
company of Tulsa, stating that they
are shipping an outfit to Chickasha
and are sending a representative to
this city, who is to test and thor
oughly Investigate the possibilities
for a casing head gas plant for the
Walters field. This company main
tains gas we'll supply houses and
while their representative is on the
ground, the proposition will be tax
en- up with him in detail We will
take him to the Cement field and
see that the interests Of Chickasha
an dthe tributary field are taken
care Of"
The complete report Of the com
mittee is due at the meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce TO be held
Monday night at the city hall. 9th
er matters Mil lbe taken up at that
time, and from Indications the or
ganization will keep up the pep and
fast pace set at the last two meet
ings.
Mr. Brown, secretary Of the Cham
ber is in Oklahoma City today on
business for the organization. 1t is
known that Mr. Brown has outlines
for jam up meeting at which vital
questions pertaining to the better
ment of Chickasha will be taken up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
BANK employees
NAME OFFICERS
TOR HALF YEAR

Following an enjoyable New Years
luncheon at the Geronimo, the EN-
ployees association of the Oklahoma
National bank yesterday held its
Bemi-annual business meeting. Ex-
change Teller C. e. Baze retiring
vice-president Of the association who
has just returned to the bank from
service in the U. S. Navy, presided
over the meeting The following
officers for the fiji st half of 1919
were elected: Chairman, Harry T.
Goss; vice chairman, VIM. H. Wis
dom; secretary and treasurer, Rob
erta Baze.
The new leader of the employees
is head bookkeeper who only re-
Gently entered the service of the
bank, coming from the First Nation
al bank Of Selling. Mr. Wisdom is
assistant cashier of the ank and
Miss Baze is serving a third term
as secretary of the employees or
ganization, which holds regular
monthly meetings and co7operates
in all matters affecting the welfare
of the business.
Mr. Wisdom and Mr. Donahue
made interesting talks relating to
the banks 1919 business program.
Employees present were, Miss
Margaret Kastner, Mesdames Baze,
Yeaton and Healy and Messrs. Goss,
Wisdom, Williams, Chandler, Baze
and Donahue, representing the bahl1's
entire staff of employees, except
Clyde B. Turner, now in France and
Harvey L. Robertson, with the U. S.
Navy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
1,130 Soldiers En- Route North
crn Camp to Be Mustered
Out Given Lunch by Can
teen Service Here.
FEED is PREPARED
ON SHORT NOTICE
Coffee, Sandwiches and Apples
Included IN Lunch; Soldiers
Surprised But Express
Thanks to Workers.

One thousand, one hundred and
thirty soldiers, enroute from Camp
Travis, Texas, to Chicago, H., where
they viii be mustered out of the SER
vice, were served with lunch at the
Rock Island station yesterday after
noon between the hours of 4 and 5.
The host was the canteen committee
of the Grady County Red Cross
chapter.
The large band of khaki-clad men
occupied two trains. which had been
travelling since an early hour Thurs
day morning. The menu consisted
of a sandwich, with pickle; an apple
and coffee. One thousand ham sand
wiches, an apple for every soldier
on the train and 11O gallons of cof-
fee, were dispensed at the feed"
According to w. A. Hopkins, chair
the canteen committee, $50
of a. sandwiches were prepared
and ready to serve within As min
utes after notice was received that
the trains were comsg. son.0 On
the sandwiches were prepared by
the Hopkins meat market, and the
remaining at The Geronimo hotel,
at the Rock Island station. BY order
placed by the government, the coffee
was served by the Geronimo. The
sandwiches and apples were served
at the expense of the county Red
Cross.
Every soldier expressed his APP
probation and thanks for the treat"
Mr.. Hopkins says
"The occasion was rather surprise
to the hungry soldiers"
Those who assisted in serving the
lunch were: w. A. Hopkins, chair
man canteen committee; Jack Rich
burg, Arch De Bruce and Mr.. Barry
man. The ladies who assisted were:
Mesdames w H Gilkey, Will Mel
ton B. Harris, n. Hammerly, A. B.
Leeds, 0. Claycomb, Geo Norton, II.
e. Marks, Bergman, Murphy, Chas.
Phillips and Miss Lehman.
The men dispensed the apples,
handing one to every individual as
they passed through the car. The
women served the sandwiches and
coffee in the same manner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
TWO
FROM COUNTY
BASTILE HERE

Resolving to start the new year
right" Lon FIightower, local negro,
and M. T. Renfro of Waurika, have
been released from the county Jail,
where they have been doniciled for
several weeks.
Lon" was being held on a charge
but made a $1,000 appearance bond.
Mr.. Renfro entered a plea of guilty
to transporting when arraigned Sep.
tember and his punishment was
fixed at 80 days in iail and $40
fine. The Waurika nan served his
jli. sentence and paa he amount
due oil his fine
In the office Of County j Ilge Dav-
export, where the final arrangements.
for their release were being made,
brief pre-dismisal ceremony was
conducted. The prisoners opened
the program by pronouneing the
good time they had enjoyed in the
bastile. Sheriff Sankey featured the
second number by congratulating
the men for their excellent behavior
while they were lodged in his prison.
He said: 81 don't know what Lon
does while out of Jail, but l will say
he's the best behaving prisoner
ever placed behind the bars and Rem
f,o SC onuaIIv qq pNnd -
After the sheriff's lecture, Judge
Davenport ard his clerk, Miss Clarice
Tatman, made arrangements for
their release. Lon signed his name
to his appearance bond; Renfro hand
ed the cash and both started out
the door,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
WOUNDED YANk
IMPROVING IN
HOSPITAL NOW

Sergt. Elmer M. Marsh, who was
wounded in action with the First dl-
vision in France, October 4, is re-
covering and is now in a GONZALES
cent hospital at oBrdeaux, according
to letter received yesterday by the
boys parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Marsh.
The wound received Octoer a
was the second time Sergeant Marsh
has been wounded, his father says.
He was wounded last July, but soon
recovered and was again sent back
to the firing line. Young Marsh has
been in active service in France
since June, 1918.
The wounded Yank said in the
letter received by his parents yes
terday: 81 was shot through the
thigh by Hun bullet, but have
practically recovered. The division
l have been with since my arrival
overseas, the first, is now with the
army of occupation on German soil,
SO I won't get to join them again.
< = This was a great old war,
and I'm glad l helped America and
the allies win"
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marsh, par
ents of Sergeant Marsh, reside at
the corner Of Twentieth and Wash
ington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-01-03
VOLUNTEER ARMY
HALF MILLION IS
NOW ADVOCATED
By United Press.

By United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.----Secretary
Baker today advocated a temporary
volunteer standing army of half a
million to facilitate the quick dis
charge of the men who have already
seen service.
The bill to authorize the organi-
cation of the army will soon be
submitted to congress, Secretary
Baker told the house military COM
mittee. The army, he explains,
would be of a temporary nature, de-
signed to hasten the demobilization
of the present force.