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Evening star., 1919-05-03
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOR AALB.
LARGE WATER FRONT FARM NEAR LEON
ardtown, Md; beautiful home Of IA rooms
with all modern Improvements; on good road
HOWARD W. PHILLIPS & CO..
1903 Woodward bldg.
LARGE COLONIAL HOME. WITH $50 ACRES,
on good road, near Washington. Price,
HOWARD W. PHILLIPS & CO..
sO3 Woodward bldg.
BEAUTIFUL HOME OF IL ROOMS AMI
bath; furnace heat: large lawn and shades
buildines; miles from Falls Church. Va.
HOWARD W. PHILLIPS CO..
500 Woodward bldg.
121a ACRES. NEAR FALLS CHURCH. va;
small orchard: rooms; horse barn; large pond
howard ". PHILLIPS & CO..
S03 Woodward bldg.
large orchards; large barn; no house. Price,
HOWARD W. PHILLIPS CO..
sO8 Woodward bldg.
LARGE BLUE GRASS FARMs-SMALI.
farms. near city. on steam and electric rail-
road; suitable trucking, poultry, dairy and
fruit; several large orchards. bearing. ]. NJ.
hIScHaLOE. 4 90 Pa ave- NV, Washington.
BERWYN, MD.-72 ACRES OF LAND. HEAy-
lily timbered. with running branch. one mile
and half from electric and steam road Will
trade or sell. OWNER. 1903 Oregon ave. NV,
Apt. 2. j. WILLIAMS. Sc
ONLY $1,000 FOR 24OACRE FARM; GOOD
s-room house. barn and outbuildings; stream of
water. spring: u mile from Arundel station
on the Pa. r.r. tshipping point also); about
100 acres tilable. and estimated LOO cords of
wood on the balance Of farm; s., 800 cash; bal
ance can remain Act quick. o. N. BRYANT,
Warder bldg. 9th and +. Frank. 8529.
AT HALF vALUE-31 ACRES FINE TRUCK.
Ing land; splendidly watered: in Maryland.
near Brookland and Catholic University; sacri-
ice for $3.50 an acre; X cash. balance to suit
ATTORNEY. Room 7. 512 st. NV
We SELL EAkGAIN FAkMS, MD. AND VA.
Poultry, fruit dairy, river-front farms
Bayside homes. country business stands; lists
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 e NV. F. 25O2
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NINE ROOMS-ONLY $3.50

Beautiful Broom home on floors IS bed
rooms): all large rooms; papered and in good
repair: large closets: pantry; kitchen range
back Lorches; one acre of ground. all fenced
property located at Barefoot, Va % miles to
White uouse); Mrs. C0l,bs place; officer
transferred tells me sell at once: possession
Is days; price. $3.50; terms $50 cash. then
$50 per month. covers everything: would cost
lots more than price asked to build this home
to-day; some fortunate person will snap this up.
Evening star., 1919-05-03

SILVER SPRING. MD. BEAUTIFUL
house. Just completed; large. bright rooms
trie n lights I ;e:ip'nn II modern mproVemens acre
ground; block from car on Silver Spring ave.
Owner. GEO. T. ASH. 2523 14th st. NV. 4.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN TO
$500 aud s25 mo. Box SO. Riverdale. 4.
NEW BUNGALOW. 261s X. !. AVE. Ne
rooms. bath. breakfast porch; electric lights:
h.w.h. dishwasher; Eas range: bnilt-in re-
F. sONNEMANN. Owner. Phone y. ISIS.
Open Sunday. 5s
FROM OWNER, 1904 MONROE ST. NE.
Woodridge-7 room bungalow g months old;
hardwood trim: tiled bath hall gas and cleo
tricity; stationary washtubs all floors Just
refnished: lot 4ox1oo. Price. $3.50: my
including all interest TAKE 1 st car rst OH
osth and Rhode Island ave. 4"
BY OwNER--sIX ROOMS AND BATH. Gel
lar; attic; furnace heat gss. water and
session si within 80 d and
eash. T. c. WEBB. Mt. Rainier. Md. So
A REAL BARGAIN-7-ROOM HOUSE: DOT
bic lot 5Ok13O; new Westinghouse electric
spisnad 8. coal o range so over tons ms coal
er, ". $. RICHARDSON. 33 Fairfield ST..
Cherrydale. Va. 5.
HOUSE. ROOMS: Is LOTS; SOME FRUIT.
chicken house and shop; blocks from car;
$1,000.
Groom house. large basement: lot 20x17s;
blocks from car; 81 $50.
For eolored-5-room house. y acre Of ground !:
blocks from all one car fare: owner;
$1,000. Address Box 313-K. Star Office
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. OWNERS LEAv-
ing town: in Takoma Park. d. c.: modern
dwellings containing rooms and bath; con-
crete cellars hot-water heat; electric light !:
stationary wash trays: tiled baths: garages ::
screened sleeping porches large lots: fruit
trees and small fruits. Prices, $4,000 and
$3.50 Terms arranged.
In Takoma Park, Md.-A we'll located s-room
dwelling having cellar. furnace gas screened
sleeping porch. large lot. garage paved street.
Price. Sc. 600. Terms arranged.
John SCRIvENER BRO. 914 NV.
y
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ES-
tate, overlooking the city Of Washington. near
the Boiling Aviation Field; large lawns and
Evening star., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE
a-room house with bath; high elevation: .
foooslzed lots; near ear line: iu Falls Church
Va. Price. 81. 800. Good terms
H. W. PHILLIPS Co.
s13 Woodward bldg
Broom HOUSE AND BATH; FURNACE
heat; u acres OF ground; near car line.
Price. $3.50 '
II. W. PHILLIPS & CO.,
sGS Woodward bldg
s-ROoA HOUSE; BEAUTIFUL LAWN AND
shade near cars; acre of ground; in Falls
Shofch, va. Price. S. 200. Good terms
H. W. PHILLIPS & CO.,
SS Woodward bldg.
ACRES GOOD LAND: 1-ROOM HOCSE
and bath; furnace heat, miles from city.
Price, $500.
II. W. PHILLIPS & CO.,
sO3 Woodward bldg
ACRES; NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE AND BATH:
hat-wster heat; J mile from car line; Falls
Church. Price. 81 800
II. W. PHILLIPS & CO.,
ouS Woodward bldg.
Evening star., 1919-05-03

FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN Es-
tate. overlooking the city Of Washington. near
the Boiling Aviation Field; large lawns and
trees: sidewalks. sewerage: beautiful location.
The house has II rooms and 5 baths; hot water
heat, gas; a large garage, 3014O and other
outbuildings; within q block Of the car line: ::
one fare: property valued at least $35, COO;
will be sold for S19, 900. to close an estate:
terms to suit. Address Box 9s-M NJ. Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-05-03

pies: acres grapes: large nine-room house
modern improvements: outbuildings and ten
ant house; near trolley and pike Vienna, Va:
fine home and profitable fruit proposition Ad-
dress Box 226-K. Star office. A.
BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH FINE HOUSE,
tenant house and 5 farm buildings; abundance
bearing fruit; highest section nearby Nd; good
roads; % acres good loan; S. 1000: terms.
Owner, 414 kenois bldg, 11th and G SITS. A.
Evening star., 1919-05-03

ONE 6-ROOM BUNGALOW,
With large lot. In Cherrydale, Va.
Reasonable terms.
Apply to Room sod l4o0 st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1919-05-03
SIX ROOMS-ONIY 81 500

S1A ROOM MS-ONL L 7 SZ,oCU
Comfortable Groom home; 3 bedrooms; nice
front porch: house has tin roof; entire house
newly papered: large lot: property located
south end of Harrison St. Dominion Heights.
Va; vacant; our sign property: terms.
$500 cash, balance monthly. See this.
Evening star., 1919-05-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Contsuued.
BUNGALOW AND GARAGE

Contains rooms electric lights, with splen-
did fixtures; pantry 1.-TWO bedrooms). attic;
concrete foundation: front and back pOrches;
water in house; also nice kitchen range; newly
papered throughout: no repairs needed; lot Sox
100; near school. store, ETC.; located In Bar
croft. Va. 90 miles to White House): vacant,
immediate possession. Price, $245O. Terms,
$3.50 cash. bal. monthly.
Evening star., 1919-05-03
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoSEER.

Unclaimed Baggage and Parcel
Room Articles by Public
Auction to Pay Storage and
Other Charges. by Order of
the Director General of Rail-
roadet
Evening star., 1919-05-03
WANTED.

A BUSINESS PROPERTY on F ST. BE-
tween 11th and 14th. preferably north side.
Address Box 2S5-k. Star office.
Evening star., 1919-05-03
w, O'HARA.

w. ~ ANIA,
WILLETT & REINECKE CO., 1909 II NV,
Exclusive Agent above four properties.
Phone Main 1923.
GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE, PANTRY, WATER
in kitchen: on n acre: good roads; fine ga
rage. shed; six squares from car, Arlington; Z;
Address Box 322-H. Star office. 81
HOME FOR REFINED COLORED PEOPLE:
six rooms. pantry, two porches. cellar, bay
otn. d. G.; take II st. District line car TO 50th
st. ne. II. d. WOODSON. cor. Fitch and Kas-
tie pl. ne. Phone Lincoln 1880. Sc
MILES FROM d. C., IN MARYLAND; Is
acres, Groom house and outbuildings and barn:
BUNGALOW; SIX ROOMS, BATH, SLEEP
ing porch, electricity, gas, fruit, one-acre lot;
must be seen to be appreciated: Baltimore and
Cleveland ayes, Takoma Park. Col. 4so4-W.
BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS AND BATH; ANIL:
furnace heat lot 52lsx125; fronts on two SITS.
garden, fruit trees. berries chicken house. ga
rsge: immediate aedI t., possession; $4,000; terms
S25 MONTH. $500 CASH DOWN: PRICE.
S71ax12O 10 15-ft. alley good condition; coal
ready to install bath, only about sl25
NEWSOM. ITO II ne.
$50 MONTH $500 CASH; PRICE ONLY
$4,000: q rooms and bath electricity: good as
alley; stable. sheds, chicken house. trees,
shrubs: beautiful home in Kenilworth, d. c..
1409 44th st. One square from cars, church.
school; 15-minute car schedule.
NEWSOM, 1110 Fl ne.
GREAT SNAP IN BEAUTIFUL ROsEMONT,
Va, electric line; 20 minutes from center
Of city; fine macadam road attractive mod
ern corner residence; large lot rooms and
bath; electricity and gas; sewer; front, side
and rear porchcs: possession. Price only So. 15O.
Another, to close estate, IL rooms and
bath: screened and metal weatllerstripprd
throughout garage Price only $3.50. Immedi-
WALTER A. BROWN. s24 18th st. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. SIX LARGE
rooms porc.es fruit, chicken house: gas, 75-
IT. lot; % minutes from Treasury: So. 500.
Owner, Mrs. LOvEWELL. 111S 18th st. n.
s947. 4.
FOR sALE-1O ACRES IN HIGH FER
tility: ideSl site for country seat; grand view
spring: stream See owner for price and terms.
THOMAS TATE. Upton station. Highland
OWNER LEAVING CITY. SELL QUICKLY
choice suburban lots near ears; 50x150: $50
each, IS monthly: 16 acres Va. 1S acres Nd,
near cars, 500 an acre. Address Box 32-M,
Star office.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN's BEAUTIFUL
home Of acres fertile loan. all kinds fruit
and flowers. large forest oaks lawns ele-
gantly fenced: in highest section overlooking
20 minutes by machine and 80 by cars tuG
Treasury: beautiful s-room. reception hall
home with 70-ft. porches: garage: cowhotEe
po.:ltry houses: Sc, 500: So, 900 cash. ,s1
GEO. c. WALKER. Kenois bldg. 11th ana g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
COAL PRICE hike
ISpRED|CTED BY
DEALER IN CITY
City Commissioners Advised
to Buy Winter Fuel Now,

The city commissioners this morn
ing received an 'insidc" tip from re-
tail coal dealer to the effect that an
Increase Of from 81 TO $3.50 per ton
on hump coal will be made. The COM
missioners were advised to buy city
coal now II they desired to make a
saving, However the city has abou,
oil the coat required for the winter
moths.
Lump coal for residence use Is now
quoted q about $40 q tom. which is
rs eents higher than At this time last
yssr. II was predicted today the price
wouM Jump to perhaps $ll.O ton BY
September I.
The AcAiestrr field supplies coal
to this city. One retailer here raid
this morning the mines there have
been operating but half time during
the summer. A possible shortage oi
coal combined with what are said 10
be labor troubles IN the coal fields
are given ~ reasons for the proposed
increase. Coal has had 4 steady in
crease Of IS cents per month since lssi
April, IL Is said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
"ARMY JUSTICE
CRITICS were
THREATENED"
Baker Accused Of Maintain
ing Propaganda Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o--Charges
,ha, Secretary Baker, Maj. Gen.
Enoch H. Crowder, Judge advocate
general, and Col. John II Wigmore.
established a propaganda bureau to
discrcdi, critics OF the existing mill
tsry justice system and to defend the
system" were made before senate
military subcommittee today by Sam
uel T. Ansell. formerly acting Judge
advocate general.
Ansell, said several officers snt
about fourteen clerks were rcsulasl,
assigned to duty in the bureau TO issut
statements TO the press and TO con
gress. He also charges that officer,
who criticized Ne system wefS @men.
aced, threatened and disciplined,
while those who defended il were pro-
NOTED.
III is a we'll known fact" said Mr..
Ansell. that the weakest grade in the
army is the general officer. Many Of
our generals arc Jokes to everybody
in the world. except ourselves, and
themselves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
GRANO JURY
/ CALLED FOR
I SEPTEMBER
'ody May Bring indictments
| Against Te|egrapherS'
RICE ACTION POSSIBLE
lhether Profiteering Exists
viii Be Settled at Sitting,

Whether indictments are to be
ought against twenty Oklahoma
ity telegraph operators arrested two
.onths ago on charges OF interfering
nth government operation ot the
tires IS expected to be decided at a
pecial federal grand jury which will
meet in Oklahoma City on Septenbcr
IS. Announcement OF the calling oi
she Jury was made today by John
Iain, United States district attorney
The striking t.lcaraphers are now out
ndcr bond.
Price Indictments Possible.
| In addition to the cases OF the ,eleR-
sapters. it is expected that action will
be taken, il any grounds have been
found for 1t, in connection with the
investigation Of high prices i'll this
district.
Il is known that there are a grea,
e6mber OF narcotic cases bonded over
10 the jury. There \are also many
cases OF bootlegging and moonsh'nins
under old and new prohibition law,
that will be brough, up The Office OF
James Findiay, head OF the bureau OF
Investigation. has been busy ior
s,.onths collecting evidence and run
wing down alleged white slave, liquor
apd ether cases. many OF which will
Je'befose the jury.
/ Ceust ODeas Ssptembsr Is.
J Ths court Will opsn on September
IS iov hearing motions and demurrers
fsum SeptenIb<f Is 10 September 2
~ an eQuity eApN will Be heard
A. 9epsembes g. ~ court will b
~'s1M csvr to crimiaAI eases. Com.
iist Of assisnmsnss is expected
Aorr0v,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Ministers Not
To Strike for
Higher Wages
ok la ahoma City Preachers
SCoff at New York Divine's
"WaIkout" Sermon.

Ministers OF Oklahoma City will
not strike for an eigh,-hour day aud
a 80 percent boost IN wages. even i:
Rev. John Roach S,raton. pastor OF
Calvary Baptist church, New York,
did advocate such action in a. sermon
last Sunday
Universal Service dispatches IRON
New York quote Straton 1. saying
"Only . lingering sense Of duty,
altruism and service prevents the
ministers Of America from form
ing q union, calling q strike and
letting the country 10 to bell"
Rev. K. r. Mansfield. pastor Of the
Emmanuel Baptist church, said this
morning that he believed the New
York pastor, statement was made IN
irony. and that il was not intended
to be interpreted literally There is
no likelihood OF any organization OF
ministers here or elsewhere to work
for shorter hours and longer pay, he
said.
Rev. +. D. Surface, pastor Of May.
wood Presbyterian church. quoted
"He that hath Ny word, let him
speak My word faithfully"
THE ministers Of Oklahoma City
and the world are working for the
Lord, and not the dollar said Mr.
Surface.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
j. s. WON'T
AID EUROPE
TO REBUILD
America Would Hold AIoof
From Reconstruction.
NO PLACE ON COMMISSION
Representation. Is Rejected
by Committee Vote,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Under
a blanket amendment to the peace
treaty agreed TO today by the senate
foreign relations committee. American
representation would be eliminated
from the various international COM
missions which are TO supervise Euro
pean reconstruction with the excep-
ton Of the repara,ions commission
and such others as are to be appointed
by the league OF nations.
The vote on the successive amend
ments was 9 to 7, che committee di-
viding OF party lines
One amendment to the peace treaty
adopted by the foreign relations COM
mit,ee, eliminates the United States
from membership oi the international
commission which will determine the
boundary between Germany and Bel
GUM.
The amendment, was one OF a series
Of similar nature. PRESENTED by Sen
ator Fall, New Mexico, proposing
elimination Of American representa-.
ton on such commissions. The com.
mittee divided along party lines, al
the democrats voting in ne negative
Senator McCumber, republican. Nortf
Dakota. who voted with the democrat,
against the Shantuns amendment was
not present
The change would affect about a
score OF commissions and would
change the language Of the treaty in
more than fifty places.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
NIL LEVY DUOoFI
W NEXT TUESDAY

Definite action relative TO the estsb-
fishing Of = mill levy Tor the rev
budget Is due to be taken Tuesday a,'
the regular meeting Of the city com
,uissionep. Although little talk 10
being made at the city hall now, the
old tutset wansle may be revived.
The commissioner are awaiting
with interest the decision Of County
Assessor james Beatty - 10 the asaoased
vaIuatio4 Of city property. Bealy is
quoled 7 unoffIeially a. placing tll
valuation q )li0dM,OOo The most
liberal suess dcVs not place |, Ia ex-
cess Of N20m0W Even the latter
gflgure win fall (ef short Of yieldina
the budss. totaI aheu based on six-
qlll lsvS J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
TREATY PLACED
BEFORE FRENCH
CHAMBER TODAY
CIemenceau Presents Pact
for Ratification.

PARIS, Aug @--The peace treaty
with Germany and the other eonven-
tions simultaneously signed at Ver-
sailles, were presented for fatifica-
ton to the chamber Of deputies this
afternoon by Premier Ciemeneeau.
He handed the documents TO Paul
DesChannel. president OF the chamber,
at 3:2s o'clock on the opening OF the
session.
On the government b,nch with the
premier were Stephen Pichon, minis
ter Of foreign affairs; Louis Nail,
the minister Of Justice; Etienne
Clementei, minister Of commerce, and
Andre Tardieu Of the French peace
mission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Mabel Madden Cries When
Mother Comes to Take Her.
To- Her Home in Clinton

to the University hospital, where her
husband is confined, to discuss the
advisability of allowing Mabel TO re-
main here and attend the Oklahoma
City high school. this winter.
The girl. story reveals the fact
that her mother gave her and her SIS
ter, Bonnie, money to come to Okla
homa City to visit their father, who
was III in the home Of Mrs. !. NJ.
Mexwell. Shortly after their arrival,
Madden was taken to the University
hospital. where he has been in de-
lirious condition ever since, due to
an injury-Ieceived in an automobile
accident.
The girl has not seen her father
since his removal to the hospital, but
claims TO have received messages
from him through Mrs. Maxwell. 10
the effect that he had consented 10 her
remaining in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
BOY KILLED DURING
COAL MINERS RIOT

SPRINGFIELD. NJ, Aug. a.
RioNng at the Montour Coal company
mine here this morning as . result Of
the factional strike between coal min
ers resulted in the killing Of = u.
year-old boy. When strike pieke.s
attempted 70 prevent workers from,
returning 10 the mine this morning .
free for all fish, began In which re-
yolvers. brickba,s and clubs were
used. Many shots were fired hsioss
police and deputy sheriffs arrived spd
dispersed the mob. The boy-Ghi.
Iarde by name-was an innocent BY.
stAnder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
j. 5. To OPEN
RETAIL FIRMS
NEXT MONTH
Household Commodities viii
Be Sold Over Counter
MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED
Branches TO Be Established
in ID Zone Cities.

WASHINGTON, Aug. % Retail
stores for the sale OF household cont
modities included in the surplus stocks
OF the war department will be eStab-
lished September Is. it was announced
today The stores will be located IN
depot cen,ers and other latgc cities
and they will accep, and FIJI mail
orders.
Continued purchase by the depart
ment OF certain necessities so tina,
these stores may be continued indefi.
nitely as part OF the government,
campaign against the high COS, OF
living, is understood to be under con
sidera,ion.
Prices on all commodities offered
for sale will be so fixed as TO pre-
vent discrimination between the pur-
chasers who buy over the counter and
those who purchase through the mail
All mail orders will be delivered by
parcel post, but the policy Of making
these sales through the postofiicc de-
partment is to be discontinued. All
such orders will 60 directly to the
stores. To expedite the mail order
sales, the pos,office department has
asked TO. establish sub stations IN
each store. Cataloss quoting pricsi
and giving the location Of all stores
are being prepared and will be avail
able al every pOstoffice in the United
States The present plan is TO open
stores in the fourteen rome supply
cities, Boston. New York. Philadel.
phia. Baltimore. Atlanta. Jefferson
vile, Indiana; Chicago, St. Louis
New Orleans. San Antonio, Omahs
III Paso. San Francisco and Wash
ington The chain will be extended
to additional cities as rapidly as
ILL.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
EQUALIZATION BOARD
CONTINUES HEARING

The state board Of equalization to-
day continued its work Of hearing pro-
tests from counties assrieved At the
valuations placed upon their property
for taxation purposes for the current
fiscal year. Il Is probable that the
board will not complete he work be-
fore touosrow.
! Oklshoma comfy 10 the only coun-
~ In The stste which he's not filed lis
tax RETURNS VIII ~ board ard con-
sequently viii be tM only county
which viii M bs adjusted At this
meeUua q II ban
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
5UNFlchT SIAeED
BY ROBBERS and
CITY POLICEMEN
0ozen Shots Fired When
Housebreakers Flee.

Perhaes q dozen shots were ex.
changed by police and two robbers
early this morning ia . running bat
he stssed on West Chickassw street.
toensrs Asasl DusGlars. =
! The police we're called when oc-
cvoants OF house n W West
Ckickasaw heard two men moving
asoond IN the house. One Of the
foomess tip.toed 10 4 telephone and
called The officers without arousina
N suspicion OF the intruders, but BY
ths time the police arrived the two
kuen were leaving the house.
The policemen rallied TO them to
olop, but the robbers ran and the o.
6c6es chased them two blocks OH
Gkekassw and across q field. where
~ men jumped into All automobile
~ made their escape.
One occupant OF the house report,
d the loss Of $50 which he had
tiddea under bis pillow.
Fur 81 olo,s.
: The police we're called to investigate
the thek OF a set of furs x,lued a
no a l10 West Poplar street some
~ Sunday night A woman's foot
& ostnts we're found under . window
/. wtess apparently she gained entrance
, ~ M residence. The police have NJ
N 10 ihs feminine burglar.
4 Two SO bills were taken from the
/. s1app residence At ia West Seventh
MT some time last aighi when
felat cut the screen from q rea'
III iumbins accessories valued At ~
IN s>eltn from the Old Universit,
~. near the University statiof
Nh the last few days. The burglar,
(. ~ Discovered last might md reported
\ y ~ police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
STORAGE MEAT BELIEVED
CAUSE OF OFFICER DYING

ALLIANCE, Ohio, Aug. n-Col.
Charles z. Weybrecht who returned
only three weeks ago from France,
where ne commended the l%6lh in
fantry. died here this morning as 4 re-
suit. pl,ysicisss believe. Of ea,i.,a cold
storage turkey q. dinner last Sat-
urdiy night d the Lakeside Country
club. Canton.
Mrs. Helen Sebrins Gahris. -. Of
Sebring. Ohio. also is dead and Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Shsrer, are para.
lyred and their recovery ID nd 10 be
extremely doubtful. Coloaet Wey-
brecht was 50 yssrs old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
GROWERS.
need $500 men
State Labor Official Prepares
to Aid With Crop.

Returns on the questionnaire sent
out by Claude Connally. state labor
commissioner. show that approximate
ly 200 cotton pickers are needed for
harvesting the Oklahoma cotton crop
this year.
These men, !, is said. will be dis
tributed through the " cotton pro-
ducing counties without going outside
the state for the extra help.
Wages will run from Sl.50 TO s. a
hundred with board. Present condi-
,ion of the crop, according to the re-
ports to ConnalIy, is given at from 50
20 100 percent.