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FOR sALB-Prics, 8 80 On East Capitol
Street. . mighty attractive home; q two
class ceo6Ition throughouf. There are six
rooms and bath, hot.watsr heat. hardwood
noors. ThAs properly can be inspected At
any ufns and possession obtained.
BOSS Z PHELPS. Ine., i4ss II 81. N. W.
FOR sAIE-Prics, 81, 800. In one Of the At.
uncdvs squares in nth Street, Columbia
rs,nhas huilders: there are ten rooms and
bath, hok-wst@ heat, electric lights and oak
noorA Poasession At once.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc, 1905 H ST. N w.
FOR sALE-Prics, H,soo. In Columbia
Hs4xhfs: q mighty clever house. having ak
lights. spsn fireplace In living room, beamed
cslling In dining room, front and rear
porchee HOUSE occupied By owner; win give
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. I4os H st. N. w.
FOR sALE-Price, N.7So A very salabIe
nttie home. having six rooms and bath,
and easy monthly payments. We do not be-
lieve you can nnd as good q house on the
niar<et for this price.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc, 1905 H ST. N. W.
FOB sALE-Prscs,, n2,soo. West of 18th
Street., IN Mt. Pleasant. vacant and in
rsasonabas terms OF sale: colonial type three
story house, having eleven rooms, two hath.
hot t-vater= heat. electric lights. and oak floors
BOSS PHELPS, Inc, 1905 H St. N. W.
FOR sALB-Prscs 81 go. Near 18th and
PARK Read, vacant and In beautiful condi-
tion: tsn-room house, two baths, hot water
hea8 electric lights, rear stairway; all Of
the rooms In this house are attractive and
the closets are unusually large: deep lot to
paved allsy.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc. 1905 H st. N. w.
FOR sALE-Price. s1o.seo. In Mt. Pleasant.
little west Of the car line: a home you
would be glad to own; three-story bay-win-
dow brick, having ten rooms and bath. hot
water heAt, electric lights. and a garage
rms mouse has been occupied since 1t was
built by an owner who has added many con-
veniences; Inspection at any time
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc, 1905 H st. n. w.
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HOMES OF HOMES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
LOW-PRICED HOUSES
's''""VSoic icpran st near lsth-s-room bay
$s'soo-A new house on Newport place 21,t
and o; stories. cellar, furnace
sf'fso0O st. near 18th; Q rooms; hot-water
s4.sso-Arranged for two families; 8 rooms
o st. ". w
U.ooo-Q st. between 14th and 18th; 10
rooms, baths; hot-water heat .
electric lights; 2ox1OO.
sf'soo-S st near l7th; 6 rooms and bath
st'soeV st. near 18th; 8 rooms: cellar.
st'-s"-s st between I2th and 18th; G
rooms; lot lsx1o0; alley
'SV"o-s ST between list and End: almost
new; stories; cellar; furnace.
Ss,ooe-S ST. between l4th and 18th. 6
rooms and bath. lot is II. front.
Ss,eoe-lll Seaton st. n. W; 2 stories
cellar: furnace heat
Ss'Zse-lzl6 ST.; . stories; cellar; Q
rooms and bath; furnace heat.
'''"V"-sis st vide frontage; 81 It.
'&zao-W allach st. near 18th: rooms
bath. cellar
S6,soo-lsth st. near L. stories. base
ment; room for garage
'''s"o-zznd 81 between l. and NJ; rooms
ss.ooo-I5th st. near s; 10 room, and hath
t3'Ibo-lSth 81. near p; rooms and bath
sS.ooo-l3th st. near r; s rooms. bath, Gel
lar; furnace.
$S,seo-l2th st. near N; 6 rooms: IsxIlO.
3s feet front on alley in rear
s5'Ioo-l1th St near l.; rooms; 2OxlOO
t3.I60-loth st. near p; ) stories; lIsxgI
'f'!eo-corner on nth st. very handsome
s rooms and bath.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
IN Els FOR YOU
See PETERSON,
134 Fifteenth n. W

l.
500 block, esth y. w. Six rooms, bat
brick, 81, 500.
2IOO block N w; nine rooms, bath, fur
mace, semi-detached; brick; $500
goo block, n. w; twelve rooms, bath,
furnace; good house; cheap; $500.
Corner, 22nd and n y. w; six rooms,
bath; Side yard $500 ,vo ,oo, .wo
baths; entirely complete and modern;
s15,5O0.
stoo block. 14th " w: nine rooms. two
alley. See this. $4,000.
200 block, Eighth n. E.; six rooms, bath
St0o block. Reservoir St; seven rooms,
bath. furnace; large lot $500.
800 block. N. W; seven rooms, bath
condition guaranteed: possession; $1,000.
500 block, G N. E.. six roopls. bath, fur
mace; good house: good condition.
400 block, Wis. ave; six rooms. bath;
rear yard on alley; S2,750.
1900 block, Sixteenth N. w; magnifi-
cent home; $4,000
1000 block, Mass. ave. n E.. nine rooms,
bath. h.w.h.; choice location; $500
500 block, 9Th N. w: fine lot; big house;
500 block, St N w; six rooms. bath;
convenienees: ;sS % valuable lot; si2,5oo.
Congress Heights.
We have six houses at Congress Heights,
all provided with modern conveniences, and
anfns IN ARE pras need u sn
it; come get 1t. We are selling houses for
the reason that we have houses to sell.
and our prices are right. We have large
number of good buys for colored home
seekers.
WE STRIVE TO SERVE.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING.
E. NJ. PET E r son,
734 Fifteenth N. w. %
FOR sALE-A VERY CHEAP HOME.
ONLY $1,000.
Corcoran St, between 18th ana ibtn: 2
bay window brick, rooms and bath; good
sized lot 194x100 to alley; formerly held
at a much higher figure.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave
4 NH XEuANLrF Z1KfNEl -
FOR sALE-BUY THIS HOUSE
Arranged for families; only $3.50 cash;
balance monthly; rooms and bath, and
rooms and bath; separate cellars; cheap
at $3.50. Location west of 18th ct.
STONE q FAIRFAX.
1342 New York Ave
FOR sALE-NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
AND 8
buy S for home home or invest investmsnt ''''
STONE 3 FAIRFAX,
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STARTLING 0FFn-rssd paaee, ueas
North Capitol st. two-famiiy apartment
house. and 8 rooms each; separate fur
naces and cellar; all modern improvements
Price, $3.50; u .0eo cash. balance on easy
terms. Apply OWNER. SOS 10th st n. ".
Franklin 3242 -
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NATIONAL REALTY co

$5,5OO.OO
FLAGLER ST. N. w.-s-room modern
home: large Rooms; immediate possession.
1850 cash .-.-
$5,8OO.OO
s-room brick; bath. gas electricity. hot
water heat. porches. large lot. wide alley.
$3,5OO.OO -
orss sas s1od lot, .ss NsAa i..s
$4,65O.0O
1 neat $500 q Cash n.ss..asy s,i'k' '''h'
$4,000
p ST NEAR & a5th n w%For coI9r.d :
lot. $500 cash required.
$8,0O0.0O
18th ST. NEAR N. w.-Large Broom
frame: frst-class condition; large lot to
20-foot alley.
$6,5OO.OO
TAKOMA PARK-s-room house: bath,
gas and elect, hot-water heat; lot 1oox
200; block from car. $1,000 cash required
For these and other desirable homes.
apply to
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FOR sALE-ReAL ESTATE

HOUSE asd ict In coming subUFt. rs~un
and bath. Electricity. gar and fsrt wa
ter. Sewer. Open frepiaces. Good rent
from store room in building. one block
TO car line. Immediate pcss~ss,oa- IS. .T6o
--one-h half cash. balance terms. Houss
now occupied BY myself. See In per-
son any Y. NJ, O'clock, 1o5 Oursy BSi,d-
ing. OSCAR c THOMAS. 20
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HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
734 18th St. N. W. Main 73O

SV1 iOui ~ N' W VAAlu tCV
In the sourHEAsr-A sp,s,.
"a ono did e-room and hath houss. Vith
p'sVVO furnace heat and gas light: lot
36x1oe.
Near LIE oRoIT PARK North.
IS. 500 wsst-A 3-famiiy nat Of . roons
and bath each An sxesflsnt b1y.
Three squares from CAPITOL
$500 s.s.. ri. ss:.: :. "A !: s.s:ss
en- very modsfats tsfmA
In good iecation No1rHHAsf
xS 500 rooms and oeth. hoe-vsase
able tefma
Near BLoooxrNoDALs sse-
<S zsc tiee. NoRTHWE0r roeSa
pSs| ~ and bath. hot-watsf hsat. 81
light Easy termA
ors-haif sqsars from Mary.
$4,000 ..:s :ss =: * s:ss sSsfs:: s.::s a.:
for two cara
Near GARFIELD PARK,
0OUTHEA1T-A 3-family apart.
S. 90 ::sS ssss:s: :, S.: :ss 81
room for I've cars: psrohsA
Very moderate termA
Ons-haif square from Nsaa
ave NORTHtAsT-..An S-roo0
t6 1SO and bath house. With het-wAteP
eo' @ nsat and electricity. sscspaas
aiats possession
s6. ':d ss; So; = ~: =. "a
s6. 500 ySssris' i''it si1sss u ne ~ sCf1a =;
houss. In good cobditioa.
a l3-room and z-bath he.ss.
$1,000 Sstyssa 9 and 3 etrsstA IN tSs
good condition.
In An sxcslisat location
rs. ssvs. 8: a
ranges. porcelain hath toes. sea
3e-day pooaeaston.
In oEoRoErowN-As s-resn
~ snO and bath house. IN splead3A %.
S|'SoO dition. An excellent sarVain fes
quick buyer.
Doyntown ssctioa NORTH.
&1eoo WEST "A 7-rooa aaA Soth
S/,oOO house; hot-water heat; electric
ity; this house can b bought for
lees money with plenty Of CASH
In the NoRTHwb Est. Just
$500 :sS nan s:,s & f:s1 ;sI...s E s's.
light: moderate tsfmA vocant
An sxeellsn. EAST CAPITOL
$4,000 IL M hon. r:a.a..sss o. Zen: ..,s .sa
an excellent buy.
HOWARD & HINES,
incorporated,
734 18th St. N. w. Main 73O
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FOR SALE-l0TS

ANACOSTIA best section; S lots: 18th and
w sts s e: $500 per lot; 24ps0 feet
very easy terms. GUERDRUM. 24I6 18th
street ~ w. So
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FOR SAlE-FARMS

CLIENT offers for quick sale 75 acres near
Round Hill (Bluemont. Val: small
house; 30 acres cleared; IS acres excellent
timber; thickly settled community; three
springs on property; in the center Of the
orchard district and excellent site for
building: most beautiful view from place
q any on the Blue Ridge Mountains: owner
asks 500 per acre: make offer; reasonable
terms ]. C BROWN. Attorney, <Is sth
ct N. W. Phone Main sssi. se.<-tf
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BEST BUY on 10TH ST. n. W..
Choice building site. with all improve
ments: very easy terms arranged. Address
BOX Asa Times office. 20
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HOW 70 be yo~ swu lan6lseA In CAevy
Chass for 3soo cash and S3e psr mcetk
Apply ALLEN W. 0IBSON. sle-3Is Cole
fNdo bldg. 0olG-Soa
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Near ,th Ind Mass. Ave.

%, ,o11-f rooms and bath: lafVO
.yNs4 eDVns and reaAR DpAeo for .
gssaop; pAvsA aasy. Sncon0t -
cat1oa; cloos to s0ttPo b0n1nsaD
see4toas 3 oauarso ff0o Puo&to Il
beary; ubsRal tsgnA
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS,
7i3 i4th st. N. w.
18th, Near Spring Road

ks,75e-Attractive location. clos.
to 18th street car line; new house
section; rooms and bath; hot
water heat.
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PROPOSALS


OFFICE OF rHE COMMISsIONERS, d. c.
Washington. ID. c, November 2a. lsit-
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
flee. room SOS until o'clock .. m. Deoem-
ber 9, 1913, for furnishing and delivering
one automobile truck chassis for IN ths
Sewer Division. Engineer Department
Specification and form of proposal may b
had upon application TO the Purchasing
| officer, ID. G, room $50, District building.
\ LOUIS BROwNDOW. w. GWYNN GAR
| DINER. CHARLES W. kUTz. Commission
ers. ID. c. i<.iS.3S
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. prA

TR1CT OF COLUMBIA. November Is,
lsls.-Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Secretary 20 the Board OF
until o'clock p. m. December 10. lsif, Tor
furnishing and installing machine seop
equipment; electrical installston ane
switchboard, Central High School building.
Washington, u. C Blank forms of pro
possl. specifications and all necessary m.
formation may be obtained from tic Chicf
District building, Washington. ID. G lO1Is
BROwNLOW, W. GWyNN GARDINER.
CHARLES w. KUTZ. Commissioner. d c
3l.ii.2AiS, ,i6.fi
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WANTED-H0USES

AODEBN house, city ~ suburb, prefev
with garage and ground, monthly pay
ments of &76.oe. Call Manager Main
37s9. ass
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n. 234S
Northeast

oH.e~e-s rooms and bath. fur
eAce beat, attrs cttvs location:
high elevation: e. .ivsnisnt to both
car systems and not far froR
Stanton Park: Walking distance ef
Union etatioA.
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Potomac Heights

S4,3Se-s rooms and bath. fur
nace heat. electricity. semi-ds-
tached: two chicken houses. gar
Den; lot sSxlses immediate posss-
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7i3 18th St. N. w

= 4E5f@ =
--~zsEE E7
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Northeast

%. Seo-Terms $500 cash: imms-
dists possession; rooms and
bath; latrobs heat: near Capital
Traction car iins; walking dis
tance Of Onion Station; excellent
neigh borhood.
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Near fst and R Sts.

e.o50-Liberal terms; modern
rooms; tiled bath, hardwood
noorp and trim; open hreplaces;
spacs for garage on paved alley.
eonventsnt to both car systsms:
excellent street
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Walking Distance of
Business Section

Sf,ooo-Located close to New
Jersey avenue and NJ; s rooms and
o9th; modern corner house: all
sotdds rooms: clos to cara
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Near tfth and c Sts. S. e.

house. between two car lines: net
far from Lincoln Park: tn good
neighoorhood; rooms and bath;
gar9ge-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
VILLA WILL Be
CRUSHED SOON,
D|ECUEz SAYS
Overthrow Of Bandit By jan
uary | Promised,

JUARFI. Mex, oct il.-By Jan
u,ry / l9l1 IN. villa moycmep, in
c..L.,i... ,u .,.;.,. -,
80 ''''''" W." w ''""'V '''''e'
ana IT'S leader VII cease TO be lac
tor in Mexican politics. Gen. Manuel
DIeguot, Mexican federal command
e OF military operations in the north
ern one declared today after he had
read a statement that major often
slyc would be begun by Villa.
villa is now a, San Bartolo. Du-
fango, with a force OF eighty men,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
"0KlAHCMA" RECRUIT
PARTY ON WAY HERE

\ travelling recruiting party from
,he L. S. s. Oklahoma in charge q
Lieut.. Thomas ! keliher, U, s. n.
and Ensign Wesley Hague, us. n,
are expected at the recruiting station
here Monday from Norfolk, Va. where
the Oklahoma is now anchored.
The party will operate over the state
in special effort TO gain recruits in
connection with the reccn, presenta-
tion OF a silver service to the shin by
the state OF Oklahoma. The Okla
homa was completed in Nav. 1916 and
is an oil burner OF 28cO tons. The
presentation OF the service was de-
laved by war conditions.
Ensign Hague was an enlisted man
srn, 10 Annapolis from the ranks. H.,
was graduated with the hirhcs, mari;
ever given. and his photograph has
been widely used on navy recruiting
npxtprg
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Its Better to Wear Two Trouser
Legs Than Just One, She Believes

ng Costume, she felt reciprocal
'corn for the very tight skirts Of Mrs
Manhattan and her daughters
They are wearing one ,rou'er lex.
while ! wear two she commented
She i' usrd 70 being stared A.
having come from California on a
lecture tour.
Her "undics" hre Of conventional
'a,ins and crepe de chine, IN one
piece combinations
100 Per Cent In EVENING"
"l have nothing tight Over The
hips" she said nor do ! mul'llatc
my body IN any way with cramped
shoes Or holes pierced IN ny ears for
rings"
She said that there is no excuse
for women being ileshy (she weighs
1850. Plenty oI the proper sort Of
exercise. aud every woman would be
slim" she declared Slender lines
show good breeding
Her morning costume, are OF ging
hams. the afternoon costumes Of
Sergos, silks and satins, and the eve
ming creations of soft, clinging
crepe' For every afternoon and
evening outfit she has special hat
and a walking stick or para'ol TO
match
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Here and Hereafter.

] believe that, for each OF Us. the
hereafter depends upon how We live
our lives here. II our treasure Is
here---,i We have fitted ourselves only
for the pIeseM--we shall enter upon
the future poor and helpless. But il
through seli-renunoia,ion, through
sclf-sscriiice we have sought to Nee
ourselves from the letters OF our
earthly desires, TO give the greater
heed to our spiritual needs. then, ac-
cordnR 10 the measure Of our VIC
tory. shall We shape our lie here
after, 1t is an ancicn, doctrine. but
the lesson Of the years has taught me
nothing better--leromc X. Jerome in
LeSlle's.
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NEW YORK.-There has come 10
this city a lady individualst--a lady
from Mexio and enylrons, who beley-
es IN trousers (although she doesn't
call them by that name) for the female
ot the species, and who has the cour-
age OF her convictions. This lsdr.
made her frs, public appearance on
the streets a few days ago. In a very
short stroll down Fifth avenue. be
tween 4 aud o'clock, in costume
OF white serge trouSers-or Harlcys,
as the originator prefers them called
and cross between waist and
Jacket Of the same material. trimmed
proiuSely with ceriSe buttons and rib
bOns. the lady from Mexico succeeded
in creating considerable attention.
Something for the moving pictures,
was the usu1l verdict
Loose Clothes. Better Brains.
Miss Harley was not posing for
the movies. neither is she seeking a
theatrical engagement. she told re-
Dor'ers, She has worn lust such COM
blnltlons. designed and made by her
self, since 1914, when she was dong
research work in Mexico, and found
the trousers mora comfortable than
skirts.
Il approve Of trousers for women"
she said. Il contend that women are
hampc1ed by the Swadling clothes
they wear, ana tina, they spend en-
tltcly too much time and thought IN
their clothes II they wore loose
and comfortable thing. their brains
would function more freely, and
women would be Of more value TO the
world"
All OF Miss Harley. costumes
and she has twelve combinations
with hef-arc loose over the hips.
She does no. wear oorsets or high
heels Her evening costumes are
made ot exquisite materials, elabor
ately trimmed with pcarls. lace. and
hrly embroidcries. bu, all are made
n the same lines tho trousers and
The upper part, which /, like a fitted
mock
"All OF women'' savage instincts
ior adornment should he saved for
The evening, when she is 100 percent
woman" she said.
Miss Harley Iva, 20 make all of
her own things. because every dres,-
maker and tailor she seeks thinks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Chronic Lingering
Diseases

Oklahoma City has one OF the mos,
perfectly appointed institutions for
the administering of lntravenous so
lutions. serums, etc.
A surgical institution for the
treatment OF chronic diseases for
women and men.
Hundreds OF testimonials on file.
Special attention given TO the treat
ment Of incipient Tuberculosis.
Brights disease. Diabetes. Goi,re.
Stomach and Intestinal trouble, NerS-
ous diseases, Rheumatism, etc.
Probably the only institution in the
southwest where the French 9l4 can
no obtained. Call for booklet. The
Interstate Doctors, N2 Herskowitz
Buiiding. Oklahoma City, Okla.
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CONSUMER LEFT
OUT IN TUMBLE
OF PORK PRICE
Packers Have Abb When
Retail Cost Is Up,

During IA, pas, thirty days or so,
tine price Of pork "on the hoo" ha,
dropped from around So a hundred
TO about SIS a hundred for the best
grades.
The retail receipt, of pork have not
dropped more than / or cen's
pound On some grades and none az
all on others, according to downtown
butcher shops
The retailer, claim their price
from the wholesalers ha' not dropped
only in few cases. and ihat>whef-
ever this drop occurred, the public
has been given the benefit Of i, IN the
retail price
They say The packers have no, low
cred prices on pork. even though the
price "on the hoof has gone down
abou, x cents . pound during the
last month
The packers say they bough, the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Recess Is Sought.

slight chance Of its being passed he 70
iore the next session,
Recess Is Sought.
Litile'hope is held ell, by the leaders
of congress tina, there will I've any
large legislative matters disposed OF
this session with the peace treaty
scheduled TO take up at least the re-
malnder Of the month OF October and
probably part OF November. Members
of congress are anxious for a brief
recess before the regular session in
December and have hopes that there
may he one Of al least two weeks be-
for the end OF November.
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CONGRESS- SLOW
PASSING Bills;
MANY PENDING
Peace Treaty Consideration
SidetraCks Measures,

ffy Ihiefnhi iruil news service
WASHINGTON, Oct. lion
gress today at the end Of .wen,y-one
weeks. OF the frs, session OF the sixty
sixth congress, found itself IN the
midst OF legislative tanglc with little
actual work accomplished.
The peace treaty is responsible for
the lack OF action IN this session and
leaders. such as Senator Penro,e and
Representative Mondell, declared that
congress is following the set purpose
the peace treaty under discussion in
the seaats and the house formulating
Jaws TOR the regular session which be-
GINS in December.
Many Measures Pending.
Eleven appropriation bills, the wom-
All suffrage amendment and 4 prohibl-
tlon enforcement, bill are the net re-
suit Of the work OF the present con-
gress, as far as legislation goes The
appropriation bills wetc largely hold
over bills which should have been
passed during the last session.
Staring congress in the face arc
most important measures which may
he taken up after the peace treaty is
disposed Of Chief among these pro-
posed laws is the bill providing for
the return OF the railroads TO their
private owners. Senator Cun,mins OF
Iowa chairman OF the Interstate Com
merce committee Of the senate. in
charge OF this legislation stated today
that this bill would be before the SEN
ate next week. but there is no pos
sihility for action until after the peace
treaty is out OF the way, The bill will
bring lengthy debate and there is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11

Capitol Hill Methodist church
today there Is at least s peFeeo1
the public in thi, state thAt tae
the Lords prayer and the Ten! &C.
mandmenis. Dr. Ma,lock is coaco(
10 be statistioian, too, lie also ~
there is approximately 80 percent wol
can repeat the Lords prayer, ~
class being much larger than thos6
who know tho Ten Commandmento< y
Ma,lock Apologies for the appe(
ent ignorance OF Oklahomans ev>3
after being told the figures prevalo
in the east. He says, "Iris deplosa1|
that such a condition does exist,
It seems a very small portion Of evll
our church gocrs really can repeat a.
Lords prayer and the Ten Comman1'
mrntg" q
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STATE TO HAVE NEW
RECRUIT SUB.STATI0N

Arm, recruiting stations may be
established soon az Ada. and at either
Iuinue or Okmulgec Col. John 1yu.
dali, who B, In charge Of state recruit
Ing headquarters here. SAID today. The
station a, WpodYard will probably lie
Withdrawn There are now thirteen
'ul-s'a,ionS 800 the state, and likely
points ior the establishment OF two
more will be inspected Several men
experienced in recruiting work are 20
br added to the o'y recruiting
party and plan, ior am intensive cam
palgn are M-A Lclng worried ont.
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DALLAS, Tex, OCT. ll,--Vriefans
OF the ninetieth division, .crappy ma
llonal army men from lexa, and Ok
lahoma, had their inning at the Texas
Victory fair today. meeting in re
Union and Comparing notes" with
men in the 1hlrty-six,h division,
which held It's formal reunion yes,cr-
day. The Nine,e,h received its train.
ing at Camp Travis. San Antonio.
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Prominent Financicr Dies.

NYACk, \. y, Oci. ll.-James
y. Wallace, presidcn, Of the Central
Union Trust company Of New York,
AND a lsading American iinancicr
diN suddenly at his country home
here early today from heart disease
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pork they are now killing when the
2j price prevailed. hence they must
sell il at the same scale OF prices. the
retailers declare.