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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
wlSASs ADDITION

We aI hys have under con-
struStion f1nr 1-story homes
and hlsh clr.- bungalows Re
member ou can select your
buudibs ~ In this high class
Addi'iSn We are headquarters
for Minans on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
BEST BUY IN CITY
AEHOIsI ANE

AEROPI.ANE
brand new s.room aerorkns
bungalow. hardwood finish
Throughout dowostsirs. two
bedrooms upstsirs In ivory. has
all the hull In textures; break
fast loom. garage, driveway:
servants quarters: this is brand
new snd IN Up TOO condition:
immediate possession Price
$500. for auich ssh. Some
RoGsRs REALTY COMPANY
7es-7-s oil Exchange Bthg.
MUST ssli, handy bsNeslsv: rooNsa
garage and bssem-nt. block Clas-
sen: this 10 q Christmas s,r at u,s@.
Ca" Tor lack N. Walnut 1855. rea
Maple S12
FOUR ROOM PUNOALow 1850
rooms. well. chicken h0uses.
blocks Of carlins, ". ". . cent car
fare: three full los. . bargain li.soo,
r n. GiIliLAND LAND N.
sis Liberty kIds. Walnut foie.
NICE SEVEN -K,,oM BUNGALOW
e ! full lots south frontA In the very
bes, district In IN cey. Walking dis
lance. Price s7.eoe; good terms.
r. II. 0iLi.iLAHD LAND co.
OKLAHOMA bungalow. saai sids
pavement paid out. . sooj buy 81
C,s'O. Terms Call for Jsct sou. Wal
nut tiss. Res, Maple Si<s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
IIlY sEAL ESTATE von sALl
WE HAVE FOR tMMEDiATH
POSSESSION

q very hish srnds ms isfn
homs. close In on " 18th
sr,s,. located NJ lsfg, o,
Sos 100 This horps 10 finished
IN old ivory through Ut all
ns~ oab roofa . larxs oath
room. two lsrEs sisepins " rch-
"a basement ard ivrbaas sa-
rare snd erisswNJ. sl-o ser
wants ropm. We are pricing
this home for great deal lees
than n wtvld nov cost 10 bulld
the house sDne Tho 10,
would sell today fot " oe1
Priced fct quick ruls. only
ii0.boo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
SOME FARM rnouoHrA

~. sasSbS0As
iee--s niiss ssstA Nsvs,lA. - In sul.
tivstica. eeme eood white eah timber.
fair In rvveWeeatA, poooono1o0 Joa. J.,
mighty good bsy eos tAs osesy. St.i1N
lsel>x misss ssssA PssAtassswu. .
cracksrlic ick, 10 l,sltse hpesssm~nts
any~hsrs, even. feet q y cas - pu
In cult vatloN. - aeSss whsat, DGneo.
sicn Jan. !; Il you want . rsal farm.
" scrss. I mliss sssshvsst city. .
dandy tract non-rssaAsat swper vaats
70 sell. os.oeV.
iee--s miles ncssheaA CAoslaW -
the North Canadisn. one sf the bsst
Quartsrs lh OkishomA. soad over oi0.ess
worth corn. hogs and alfaaA thh So
son.
x.,,. ,..; ? n nc"A.1; H.,.. ...,-,
~ ASkES RrS1 as.a esss13 DA
ton. 20 acre. plants1 q WhG0l y
acres native psstses, hvs1o vos9s ar1
shade. .-stosy ossVoD ooO4 oe
tarSs rvA berA egaqo19o - ~ ecu
and mn - esA 4 - e
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
lirn srRrEr HOME

iirH STREET HOME
Thl. home !. located near the
C,sAssn car line, on Wrs, ltth
street, south ironi II has eight
htss tooms -four separate bed
rooms q lhrse bath, all butt.
In fesiufvs oak floors. tull
hass meni with comblnstion
furnace. slate laundry trsyr,
tso fuli lots. paving nearly paid
out. one hall hlocs ~ good car
~ylce This 10 real good
home at q moderate price, w,-
800
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
ACRES IMPROVED BETHANY

Thi 10 Q cpl sdk tract; S-room
house barn, chichsnf ouse. co Z, orchard.
~eil 81 very fine water. the coll b good, /,
gss In house for heat and cooaing n
bought this Wssh Il goes for e3.soe
Nothing better about the city on the
car line See 10 at once.
ROSS 2. THOMAS 4 SONS co.
Walnut 80 Oh Exchange
70 ACRES { NILES OF STATE
CAPITOL.
All tillAbis except : acres. % arres n
cultivation. 90 acre. In cultivation. bal-
an,s In pAsi urs. coll . dark boAm. ..
room tenant house, small barn, sooi
well Of water, uood s'hocl on ioinins
land price l(s6oi lon. t3,eoe.
0iLifl.ANb LAND CO.
~ Lbsrv Bldg. WAnut sOls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15

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6Alasrs twelve equal moathty p nsuts
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la.eN n breadway Phoee Wal lsW
essd tirss Sseo 90.
ChAndier, f-passenger, 0sv tire. sat
ssvsss. well worth the money.
- -
Arwon TOURING. driven sWo
n"'s' w." worth OF 'r''ss
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.sv ss ,irss : ! re-, csS%%,, esS,.is ~" '@'''''
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IA
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TERMS II pESIRED.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
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A GOOD BUY

A GOOD BUY
s-room California bungalow:
hsrd~ ood finish. located on car
line northeast Price Is. 5000.
immediate possession; 1890
cash will handle. Yet us show
you
ROGERS REALTY COMPANY. .
7Ot-1.s OIL Exchange Blds. '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15

Located close In In Northeast: nm
isksd In oak basement. Esraxe lots
in0,iso fee, on corner. tii 500 buys
Worth more.
LOCKWOOD rvvrsTwrNr 90.
Walnut 7f0S
BrAUTrrUL t.roon home. hardwood
floors. basement. furnace and Ga.
rafs pa,, msnt paM cut; In best re-
str,cted district Caii for Jackson. Wal
nut iiss: rss Maple Sru
err bungalow. ! rooms In oek. evcry
bull, In feature. " 100 Liberal iermA
Cali for Jackson. WALNUT ii,s, rce
Maple s7s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
DI'PtLX

In Unlvsrr iition; rooms
And bath TO each apartment,
rented for So %. Nlll bring
500 0e owner nov Sent
Price & roo 10. Let's 60.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
sls ACRES

One mile Of small town with bank
and store 80 acfos Of bottom In cult
mtion. balance fine open timber pas
ture. fenced hos proof good room,
frame house. aiso tenant house, god
small barns chicken Aoues, &c, well
fenced 10 acres very finest apple or
chard: prtcs lio.0co. with tsrrnA 10
right party.
THE ROSS cRANpAI.L CO
Maple ~
1fS Liberty National BAnh Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
SUSihEss OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

ToMLiN 4 HOFFMAN
HOTEL BROkER6
Away nave harBs,ne INN w..
Nain Walnut bese
WANTED Man to Invest ti0.00o or
more In an established local u,Aau.
featuring e',acsfh This . msfiteetosis
pr )position and wen worth your time
to investigate and let " explain fully
R-ti Okiahonan.
WE HAVE
> compsets list Of rssideatlai resmiaa
houses, . TO is rooms. priced right 9Th
terma Tomhn = Hoffman. walnut
k0ss.
WANTED Nice roomin6 house. Il TO 30
roo' =, Maple N7'.
FOR. sALE-Urocs and neat market.
~ East escoad. at invoice Price.
FOR sALE-trugs,orS, new stock. new
fixtures; W.oes wtn bser Slosesi 10
nul SSel Write lii. haltiMoes. Bids.
II YOU 6svs 7FsN tlS6 % u. ~ e "a
vest b IN Industrial business that
WI ~ 4vtdsa6s W. - - psfeeet
vlth yovs oeesy eoeuse4 eAeFso S.Ss
o. hhomna. fes inteevteW.
DRUG 5rORB ron SALE
Oas u the bse( ieretel 6exn-towu
drug sores In the city IT nh.. rsa-
eonAbls rent, 0wnss he's otAss e,soiness.
e.sds ~ { ssas''si u sss vsns re-"
+. h. 0,LiIl.ASD l.ANp co.
,s Liberty ma. Walsst sois
Eo6HINd HoUSW w sEIA THEA
caght roees. rsrSgesoe - yyN p.
-~-si .A>>s ~ - 8so1 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15

'~4sssc~;;ss.y -. - =. 2. 81. :,...':: = :
@s:s:; : $50 ~. =. |: -: ~ q. ~ |. . ~
pim1vs, oDoGllsea nsnufsetuFtnG -.
- N ssset ysu. sestss eseox.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
fHEArERs FOR SALE

WE B,fY AND SELL theaters. List
yours with US " YOU want "a ssll
and see us " you want 10 buy ~
gain Tuche, Brothers Amusement Co
10 " Main st.. Dreamiand Thente'
oklahoma City.
THEATEk for SaIs IN one 81 De Ssst
to~ns In the state. located % the
main line OF Santa fe. eii.0e>. best
bargain on the market today, Write,
Amusement Co... jiO W. MAin. okA-
homa City. Maple 1874.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15

ONE Of the best brick fats IN city;
priced rlght n sold In the neNt few
DAYS T u. Blums. walnut si.,. wal
nut ii,s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
AERopr. NSE- MINED
LATE POSSESSION

Owner isAvinS city ana says
s-ll: this 10 In winAns Add
ton and 10 the bsst sslscted
dis,rict. thIs Las the hes So
uected ~h'ts oak throughout;
white enamel finish; French
doors. br.rkfast m. base.
msni. furnace. laundry trays,
servants quarter garage and
driveway beauty for 5000
Call us at once on this
NICHOLS 4 CHANDLER
Third Floor Southwest National
Rank RIds
Walnut isit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
cLAssEf BoULEvARp

rooms. east {. on eornsrI
large lot; basement furnace,
garas poss~ssion nos; priced
TO cell nov: can BE- shown any
tina.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15

Farms, c1ey psepesty. hotslA sls
naitlssors Bldg, hAyes 4 Hunter.
napee ~
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

William Fairman, who returned home on the Alaska, says there gre 25O0O men idle in Seattle. Sewa d ooks good to him and that was thc reason he returned.
 Three feet of snow fell at Anchor age Saturday night. In today's wealth CT report, no temperature is given from Anchorage so undoubtedly the weather bureau there has been snov- ed under.
 Forty five men from out the line who spent the Christmas holidays in Seward, returned to their stations yes terday.
 The Eloise left Kodiak yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock and is due he:c sometime tomorrow according co. Agent Wayne Blue.
 There will be a delinquent tax sale tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock It the City hall and City Clerk Estes says the sale will start promptly on Lire.
 Steamer Northwestern is scheduled to sail tomorrow from Seattle for Sew ard.
 l.. V. Ray went to Anchorage or yesterdays train to attend the ad- iourned session of court which conv' ed there this morning.
 J. E. Beattie, who brought the in- telior gold shipment out several wec';s ago, sailed for Seattle on the Alas';a.
 Judge Bunnell and other official checked out from the Hotel Seward yesterday and left on the train for An, chorage.
 Heavy snow is reported all along the railroad during the past As hours but the two rotaries are keeping the track clear for the trains.
 George Colwell, accompanied by Mrs. Colwell, left on the train yeste,- day for short visit in Anchorage.
 The public installation of officers of the Masons, Saturday night was well attended and an enjoyable time was had at the dance, following.
 c. M. Gage is now in LaTouchc, having left for there last Wednesday morning.
 Matt Ryan checked out yestcrday morning and is now stauonec at Mllo 52. Mr. Ryan says the north never looked better to him than now.
 The Seward limited left Anchorage at II o'clock this morning and is due late this evening.
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STEAMERS BUNP IN FOG


derful fertilizer and also retains th moisture during the growing Al the early vegetable crops grown in southern California are produced even more prolifically in Alaska Rhubarb and celery often excecN two feet in length and are as tender and brittle as the best varities here.
 The Japan current has much to do with agricultural success, anu even in the winter time the tenn perature rarely falls more than G degrees below zero in southwestern Alaska while the currents moderat- ing effect is shown by the fact that in summer the temperature seldom rises above 9S degrees. Close re- semblancc between the climate around Seward is found with tnas of southern California, according 70 Mir. Cotter- during a large part of the year but he says he cannot 1n- derstand why so many people nc meets here seem to do nothing but knock or apologize for the weather man.
 of we had such climate in Alaska all the time as you hav@ L,.a Il,o.o ,,,o,,IJ ha no+hipp Lut boosting remarks to be heard. :'.e trouble, to my mind, is that ms San Diegans have not the ability to thoroughly appreciate what won. ierful climate this is. My idea ot places for fitting punishment and re- yard after death would be for the lucky ones to be sent back here {" San Diego the unlucky ones could go to Seattle"
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LINERS CRASH DO DAMAGE
 IN FOG

SEATTLE, Dec, 29- Steamer Queen, of the Admiral Line, during a heavy fog today, rammed a car barge off Alki Point and sent five loaded cars to the bottom of the bay, 600 feel. The cars were loaded with genera! freight worth several thousands of dollars. The steamer Queen was un- damaged.
 The Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Charlotte, in q fog at Van couyer, B. C., rammed the Seattle Ireighter North Star and smashed the latter's bow. The Charlotte was not injured.
 Several traffic accidents occurred here last night and carly this morning during the heavy fog. Footpads op- erated successfully and all escaped in the fog.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
ARE PLANNING ID DECREASE
 LIVING COST

WASHINGTON, Dec, 29- The Federal Trade Commission is Sendng out thousands of letters asking the sentiments of business interests, i2bcr unions and the general public, in re- gard to the guarantee against the price decline system. This IS said to be used by many manufacturers and wholesalers in the sale of goods under which the buyers profit. If detl.n2 in price occurs before delivery ot goods bought manufacturers and wholesalers assume the loss. The com mission says the complaints filed al ways work out a plan which tends to prevent a decrease in the cost of living
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PLAN FOR TREATY f;

WASHINGTON, Dec, 29- 1t is understood several Democrats and mild reservation Republicans nave ac- ceotcd the treaty reservations which two thirds of the Senate may accept. The plan provides America would re, gard reservations as accepted by oth CT powers unless they obyecteG to them within the limited time. It provides that Article 10 be changed to max Il clear Congress will be free to decide the question of peace or war. Object ionable language on the Shantung Ye- servation is to be eliminated.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
OBJECTION IS FILED

WASHINGTON, Dec, % Memb. CTS of twelve western cattle grower associations have appealed to Pres. dent Wilson, through William McAdo' to upset attorney general Pa!mer'S ar engagements to compromise the govern ment'S antitrust proceedings againS the meat packers. The cattle grower: claim the compromise does to giv, them any redress for theIr chief griev anceS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
GET F " AGE
 INCREASE

NEW YORK, Dec, % ThTtv two thousand Western Union employ ces receive salary increases amounting to over $5 0OO,0OO in the aggregate be- ginning on January 1st Employees in the service for continuous year will receive fifteen per cenv increase ana those in the service for longer peuod will receive a greater increase.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
FRESHMEN IN FIGHT

DUBLIN, Dec, Dec, 29- An of- ficer of the guard and one membc" Of a band of intruderS were killed last night in a shooting affray at PhoepiX park, near Vice Regal Looge. ;t IS be- Reved the attack on the lodge was planned. There were eight membcrs ir the band, four were arr eSted.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
REASON WHY HING
 IS HIGH

BOSTON, Dec, 29-- The publit's demand for cloth made from the finest wools is the chief cause of the present high price of clothing accord ing to William M. Wooc, President oi the American Woolen Company. rreS- ident Wood says clothing can be pur- chased considerably cheaper if people would wear substantial and durable clothes made of coarser wools.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
NEGRO 12S YEARS OLD DIES

PARKERSBURG, w Va, Dec, 29-- William Peyton, negro, died here ly- day at the age of 12S. AS a slave he was freed. Peyton has served one fam fly for six generations.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
PRESIDENT HAS
 QUIET BIRTHDAY

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2g-
 President Wilson observed his six. ty third birthday yesterday ye~y quietly at the White House. Aii of the family was present with the exception of Mrs. McAdo). Hundreds of teIegraphic greetings were received from all parts of the country.
 , .s. rss Et q
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WANTS WOODS NAME ON
 THE REPUBLICAN BALLO1

LINCOLN, Dec, % Voters al petitioning asking that General Woo, be placed on the Republican naIlot when it is filed.
 "PerShing for President y commit tee chairman today declared that ther was no man who had right to sa' Pershing will not be a candidate fo' presidency.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
WHERE IS KOLCHAK?

PARIS, Dec, % The whereabouts of General Kolchak is unknown. l. is believed that when he does return to Irkutsk he will find little of his gov ernment left.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
TOLEDO IS GOING AFTER
 CARPENTIER-D DEMPSEY

TOLEDO, Dec, % The Toledo Boxing Committee is going after the Carpentier-Dempsey fight. The Will lard Dempsey fight put S30,00O into the commissions charity fund.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29
SECRET SERVICE MEN
 ATTEND SOCIAL AFFAIR
 TO PROTECT YOUNG LAB&

CHICAGO Dec, % Two secret service men in formal dress will at tend the presentation of the daughtor of Governor Lawden to society. This is done as the results of tn ats in an anarchist letter received by the gov eInor.
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GENERAL PERSHING BUYS
 HOME IN NEBRASKA STATE

LINCOLN, Dec. 29- General Per shing has purchased home here and intends to make this his permanent residence when he retires.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29

SEATTLE, Dec, 29- The Ship ping Boards steamer Meridian, en- oute Honolulu to Seattle, lost her VIZ, m the fog during he night ana wcat aground at Jefferson Head, ne7l here. The Meridian floated before Cugs arrived.
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NEW REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
 HEADQUARTERS ARE OPENED

NEW YORK, Dec, % The new Republican headquarters have been opened in building on West 45th st. One whole floor has been leased.
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TO EXTRADITE KAISER
 WHEN TREATY EFFECTIVE

PARIS, Dec, 29- The Echo,dc Paris says England and France will ask Holland to permit the former Kaiser to be extradited when the treaty becomes effective.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29

BEAUMONT, Texas, Dec, % were killed and over 100 injured whe' an interurban train overturned re turning to this city from Port Arthur
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YOUNG LAD DIES IN
 SEATTLE OF THE
 SLEEPING SICKNESS

SEATTLE. Dec. 29- Raymond Anderson. aged nine years old died Saturday of the sleeping sickness. This makes the 18th vic tim reported from this disease. sarsH FHVv
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WOOD ALCOHOL.
 VICTIMS 100

CHICIPEE. Mass, Deco 29- tour more deaths occurred here Sunday bringing the total number Of yicl ms Of wood alcohol in this vicinity #nce Christmas to 52. Federal authorities have taken a hand in the matter and four have been arrested for violating war time prohibition.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec, 29 fc.-r;u agents are planning a roundup o1 bootlcggers and liquor manufacturers as the result of over 100 deaths from victims who drank wood alcoho' m Christmas whiSkey,
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COTTER ROOMS ALASKA; PRAISES SAN DIEGO;
 ROASTS SEATTLE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04
ARGENTINA'S FINANCE
DELEGATION CHANGED

BUENOS AIRES, December Am
rouncement was made today of the
re signation of Samuel Hale Pearson.
banker and railroad capitalist, and DR..
Manuel De Iriondo. former president
of the Banco dc la NaciOn. as Argen-
tine delegates to the pan American
financial congress to be held in Wash
ington in January. and the appoint
ment in their stead of DR.. Ricardo G.
Aldao. a prominent lawyer and finan-
Cial authority.
The Argentine delega ton now is
made up of DIR. Domingo Sala berry
minister of finance; Luis T.. Zuber-
buhier, former president of the
Euenos Aires Chamber of Commerce.
and DR.. Aldao.
The delegates expect to sail from
Valparaiso on the steamer Orcoma
December IS, but il is doubtful if
they arrive in Washington in time for
the first sessions of the financial con-
~ ess. Frederic j. StimSou. the Amer
lean ambassador, has requested the
steamship company to expedite the
trip. He also has informed the
finance minister that he would re-
quest the United States government
to postpone the opening CT the con
grcSS for two days. The minister.
however. said he thought this to ba
unnecessary.