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The Washington times., 1920-10-07
WAR PRISONERS FREED.

The transport Scharnhorst- carrying
2.2OO former Hungarian. Galician and
Ukrainian prisoners of war sailed
from Vladivostok for Trieste today
according to cable advices to the
American Red Cross headquarters
here. The Scharnhorst is one of the
vessels chartered by the joint repa-
triation committee, composed OF
American relief organizations for the
purpose of returning these men, many
Of whom have been prisoners in 81
IBERIA for six years, to their native
lands
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PROF. Rt,IMONT

Noted Ciairyoyant and Paimist. can read
your life bAph he lines In your palm. which
uate OF two colleges Of paimistry. and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
to'iift the veil OF mystery and reveal to
you important matters OF your future life.
Gives advice on business matters. love,
health and family affairs: tells name Of
you love is true or false: what part Of the
country II Iuckiest to you, what to do to
be successful In life: removes troubiYs Of
all nature: brings the separated together:
tells the secret OF having personal In
nuence with your associates. Prof. Belmont
Ia a Psychologist of w orid Renowp. Read
ings. VI. 1916 New York ave N. W., next
door to Masonic Temple
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LOEw's COLUMBIA
The Right to Love-"

George Fftzmaurice's second great
independent production, 1.-THE Right
to Love-" featuring Mae Murray and
David Powell. supported by an all
star cast, which has been the featured
attraction at Loew's Columbia Theater
for the past two weeks, will end its
run next Saturday night.
That Washington photoplay fans ap-
preciate high class pictures Is evil
denced daily by tho large crowds
visiting the Columbia. Mae Murray
has hosts of friends here and she il
proving an unusal attraction.
In addition to the feature play, the
subsidiary attractions are Of the usual
high class seen at this house.
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BLOOMINGDALE
$1,000

This house IL the best low w-priced
value In BIoomingdale; II is Of good
brick construction. and includes 6
thoroughly renovated. The prop
erty belongs to an army officer.
who has just been ordered from
Washington, and will give posses
sion at once.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
CRANDALL'S
"Panthea."

Norma Talmadge in "Panthea," the
greatest vehicle she has ever had
upon the screen, will continue the
major attraction at CrAndalls
Theater throughout the remaining
days Of the week, where she has at
tractsd capacity audiences since the
beginning Of the engagement last
Sunday afternoon
"Panthea" Is q screen version OF
tho famous play which served to In
troduce Nine. Olga Petrova as q star
to American patrons Of articulats
drama It is a play replete with un-
usual situations and distinguished
by a gallery Of extraordinary por-
traitures executed by a cast Of the
most celebrated players in silent
drama
The foremost supplementary offer
ing is Snub Pollard's latest comedy.
Doing Time" in which he is assisted
by Marie Mosquini. Hughey Mack and
Pickaninny Sammy.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled EXCLUSIVELY
by US. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
IN ALI. PAPERS UNTIL SOLD.

".
1915 X st. s. E.-Brick. s z. 81. 900.
1895 sth st. N. w.-Frams. r.. latrobs.
Iiss % ST. N. E.-a-famiiy nat; 4r q b.
condition. st7s6. wv
s0s e :. N. E.-Br.; sr. b.; i.trobs.
1884 warder ST. N. w.-Br.: TT. & tiled
b; Z bedrooms; large lot to paved alley;
possession. sio. 500.
,.esass 9Th st. 8. E-Frame. 10 r. b.
7as 9Th st s. E.--Br,: 6 r. & b.; lstrobe.
Ii,i 10th st. N. Wis r.. rec. hall; br /:
gas; furn. $4,000; -
:, !ls sth st. s. Eff; 6 r: tros'e'sion).
1915 X st. s. E.-Brick. 6 r. $4,000. $500
Stills First st. N. w.-Brick. eight
rooms and bath. Furnace heat: gas. $500
lot 7,a and Kfaysa s,ss .;.. Z: Wcram' :,es
sos srd 8. W.,-Br.,' r., latrobe, gas:
'a;gG9; ';y,1 f.oNsrs.. .soS cash. :, NJ p-nr ,,.muv
house. use. HSses'' si.sse. st. NJ n-Sr' s-iam'''
ssii Cleveland place N. w:-Br;s r.;
each 5000 cash. " ''''
;, 12s2-s4 sth st-Br;: . r a b.: latrobe
neal isis % ssth .s i n. W.%Fr.: s'G eaSn eaeslen,
condition: Vacant. $500.
,stIasI! sss 10Th st. n 7so nhr; sr b.; cellar;
1904 18th st. w.-Br.: sr b.: gas.
ia7-44s-461 r 1t. N. w.-Br.; 2 stores
so5-s-ii sth st. N. E.-Br.. 5r. $4,000.
$500 cash. rNvrsrNpNr
rms. @ B. near Navy yard; eseeilen. : ioea:.
isss ana ,7as T st: y; W. sr,. : :, as,s. ss:
.iI,nv lSIa ST. rms n Whssrs sis spt1 each con-
1920 Mass ave. N. w. br., rms. each
1909 1st ST. N w.-Br.. 2-family nat;
each containing 6 T. & b.; furnace: monthly
rental. ss5: excellent condition.: possession.
Barber shop and 9 living rooms & b. 24s
1lth st. S. E., brick, 2-chair shop; fixtures
2Ol-3 l. st. ". VT r. & b., h. W. h.; ex-
cellent condition; make offer.
20 ssT n atIone tc0Fnsr Sas sth 1aras and Cn
lots: excellent corner business location.
LIBERTY HOTEL CwHIrE OR coz
ORED)-4th & N j. ave: N. W excellent
colored location; about 35 rms: steam
heas; $50 a % ST n n W&s2 is0GS s-fam nat; ar:
3 b.; h.-w. H.; yearly rental. $500. Price,
EOS L st. N. w.-corner property; large
store with living rooms. SO. 200.
Hotel Lease-Best colored hotel .oppor-
tunity IN the city: 30 rms, a. m, !. near
Union Station. Immediate possession.
1885 Pierce St N. W.-Br.: $4,000.
2703 st. N. W.--Corner lot IS by 80:
6 r. 2-story frame house. $500.
Two vacant lots on Morton ct, near
sherman ave. 3.2s7 square feet 4oc square
foot.
Corner South Carolina ave and c st.
s. E.-S,762 square feet. Seven frame
houses Lot 23s by II by 22o. $4,000.
ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES
CAN BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
TERMS.
SPECIAL-wE NEED HOrsES LIST
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS.
BRADFORD & COMPANY,
Main Bs77. 337 Southern Bldg. Main 5s7s.
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lat The THEATERS

CONTINUED from Page Tweive.)
lace Reed in Whats Your Hurry %
big comedy flm. Ellis Wife's Call
err; new Mutt and jeff laughmaker.
and the Pathe News will also be
shown.
The finest bill ever offered at the
Cosmos will be presented today for
the last time. starting at 3 D. IN.
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s4.700-Near 5th and Fla ave. n. E.; e
room house, suitable for families to live
In large lot; room for double garage: Ia
trObe heat. vacant and immediate posses
sion. $500 cash payment.
vision; large lots and 5-room frame
house. l will sell to a quick purchaser for
the above price; one car fare and inside OF
the District ~
ss.5O0-Bungalow in Silver Spring; C
rooms; in excellent condition: pipeiess fur
| mace heat. electric lights. 3 extra large
lots; a great quantity of fruit OF different
kinds; blocks from the cars; churches.
stores, school convenient to this property,
Owner going to Florida and wishes to sell
at rnce-
Other bargains for sale in silver Spring;
1850 cash.
$S,50o-s-room house; good N W. loca-
ltion; colonial porches. hot-water heat. gas.
electric lights; extra large. long lot to a
wide paved alley; sanitary. wash trays;
servants toilet.
SS.000--S-room house on V street N w:
modern heat; baths: house in soodN con-
dition. Immediate possession. Cash pay
ment $1,000.
,1eo0TnIn IL, Gsorsetcwn; rooms: eoIonih Ha
floors, hardwood trim, wash trays in cell
lar, servants toilet; beautiful view and
strictly white location; owner is anxious
to sell at once and will give immediate
possession.
S8.500-At Lincoln Park: S-room house;
| hot-wates heat, electric lights; entire
house in fine condition; room for garage;
| location hard to beat.
ss.4oo-In Mt. Rainier: 7-room house or
bungalow; very good location: excellent
condition; modern heating plant. electric
lights. large lot; immediate, possession. and
| only $500 cash.
s5.S50-Near Md. ave n. E.: Groom
house; hot-water heat; 1920 cash.
All kinds OF homes for sale. City buld-
| ing lots cents per foot to. Is vents per
foot. All inside Of the District and one
car fare to them.
great many good business properties
| for sale.
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GOES HOME TO VOTE.

Mrs Louise r. Mckay left this
morning for her home in Winter
Haven, Fla. where she goes to regis
ter and cast her vote for the first
time. Mrs. Mckay says she is a
Harding Coolidge woman.
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CHEVY CHASE
Sll,250

home on nne elevation; contains Z
rooms. bath and extra iavstory; all
In perfect condition: front, and
double rear porches: hardwood
noors and trim: space for garage.
There are tons OF coal included
In this offer.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

MISS sARfBA PRYOR,
" Lad ny lady with the 'Pow-
der Puff Revue" at the GAyeiy
Thester this week, who de-
elares that the women Of
Americs will show next month
that they oppose Cox and the
League of Nations.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
NINE. ORA PARKS


Gives advice ON all affairs of life. A
visit to this remarkable woman Will do
I1ore to convince you than columns OF self
praise. She Is not "A fort rtune-telier. neither
does she eater to the ignorant or super
stitious, but To those who appreciate the
advice OF a fine readcr. All business sacred
and confidential Hours. IL a. IN. TO y.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
ll05 Eye Street.

CHEVY CHASE,
Beautiful detached home of eight
rooms. two baths and sleeping porch:
every modern convenience, electric
lights. hot-water heat: hardwood floors
and trim; screens. comfortable front
and double reSr porches; two-csr ga
rage opening Oh wide alley; immediate
possession. Price, 3l6.500. One OF
the best buys In this section.
McKEEVER q 0OSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4762.
GEORGETOWN.
A home In Al condition: brick con-
struction; six rooms and bath; front
and double rear porches; sleeping
good sized lot; bargain for only
$7,700.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
Washington, ID G, October l, 1920
office Room 500, District building. until 2
O'Clock y. m. on October 10. 1920. for re-
wall on Water street, between vi and n
streets southwest. Forms OF proposals,
specifications and necessary Information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk of
the Engineer Department, Eoum t27, Dia-
tric' building. j THtLMAN HENDnfCk.
CHARLES w. KUTZ. MABEL T. BOARD
MAN cow y. tsst~ssl-s ~ =
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MADAME SkLlA

Egyptian PaImist and Medium.
Gives true advice you can depend on In
business, love, health and FAMILY Affairs
tolls the name Of future huytsnl " wife
and how To win the one you .ove: makes
up lovers Quarrels or family troubles, -e-
unttes the separated and makes ha ppincss
In your home. tells what business Ia
luckiest for you and how to gain success
In anything you take In hand: IL you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Nine.
Selia she can help you; satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone Franklin 2S7y-J. Readings
daily and Sunday. s3l 7th st. N. W.. near
Eye st.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
HOUSES FOR SALE
A SELECT LIST OF
Z BARGAINS

A SELECT LIST OF
- BARGAINS
A Vacant House.
In /. good clean neiyhborhood. northwest,
a few steps from tbs Metropolitan car line (.
scsVv rooms, new plumbing. newly
p-psred and painted rear porch enclosed
In glass; electric lights
Outlook on Iowa Circle.
Nins-room brick dwelling for $3.50 con
'snient downtown location. must be sold.
Meridian Street Near l4th.
well constructed, two-story brick
dwelling with q cellar colonial porohes
electric LIGHTS. strictly nrst-eis:. eondi-
Mt. Pleasant West Of 10th.
5000 viii buy a three-story. s-room
dwelling. reception hall plan, two stair
ways: room for garage: possession.
INLAND Terrace near End and
Rhode Island Ave.
One OF those desirable two-story colonial
brick dwsiiinysi comparatively new.
rooms and bath easy paymsnts: ss.sso'
18th Street near M.
A three-story brick dwelling with cellar;
. rooms and bath, $3.50.
Near North Capitol and r.
An up-to-dsts brick dwelling; stories
and cellar; hot water heat and electric
lights; rear porches; 5000.
IS" Street Near North Capitol.
$3.50 viii, buy . neat two-story brick
dwelling with \ cellar: rooms and bath
lot 90 feet deep, z0-foos alley.
Near Dupont Circle.
,1.sto-Thres stories; 10 rooms; . bar
gain for a quick buyer
Upshur Street.
Nearly new; Q stories and cellar; hot
water ne and electric lights; double
porches; lot isxlf2: wide alley: $500.
$1,000 will buy a Io-room dwelling on an
avenue northwest: hot-water heat; lot hav-
ing frontage OF ~ feet.
Immediate Possession.
$3.50: a s-room brick dwelling on ssd
near T. good condition.
A Neat Home on Allison Street.
2 stories; rooms; tiled bath; hot-wster
$1,000.
Near 21st and p.
A three-story. Groom dwelling 5000.
817 9Th Street Northwest.
An out owner has written us to
make sale of this centrally located home
for $500.
Longfellow Street.
well constructed, two-story dwelling
rooms. reception hall; tiled bath; electric
lights; lot $50 feet deep; l6-foot alley:
5000.
Newton Street Near 10th.
3 stories and cellar; 8 rooms and bath
electric lights. immediate possession: /:
$3.50.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
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Main 2sAs
MT. PLEASANT
xlO.bOO

A newly papered and painted 10
room and bath brick house. charm
lnxly located hot-~Ater heat eioe-
trlcity; screened Throughout. I'M
mediate possession Ono OF the
choicest Of our onerinss'
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SOC SPECIAL READING SOC

MADAME SPARROW. PALMIST, CLAIR
vOYANT
Now giving full 81 readings for 80 cents
to convince the public Of her natural gift
to advise you In business, health and fam
lily AFFAIRS. Tells the name of the lady or
gentleman you will marry and when. Re-
moves evil influences. tells how to win and
Madame sparrow win pay you for your
disappointments In others.
12Ol zlh ST n W lCOR NJ.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
18TH STREET N. W.
$4,000

A beautiful home In washing
tons exclusive residentlal seeNon
most advantAgeousl, situated ana
equipped for entertaining OIL ocn
ma Two hath. and servants room
and bath: ali modern Improve
ments and In excellent condition
throughout.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
7l3 l4th st. N. w,
MT. PLEASANT
xll.oOO

An unusually attractive home in
nne residential section. lot ITO
foet deep; 10 rooms and bath; hot
water heat. electricity and gas.
THIS house has been recently Ie-
decorated and is In thorough re-
pair In every way. Immediate
possession.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

SHANNON & LUCHS
713 14th ST. N w. Main 2S45
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
CLAIRvOYANTS
LsesnsHd by tie Dsst~set of Col.ssA.s
Soc MADAM ALLEN so

CLAIRVOYANT AND PIANIST
Guarantees TO read your entire life-psSt.
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love. health and family affairs.
Special readings, soc Between sth and 9Th.
Sic II ST. ~. w. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
Main 4752.

MOUNT PLEASANT
A brick home in good Mount fieas.
ant section; ten rooms and bath ana
double sleeping porches; good heating
plant; lot 100 feet deep with 80 ioot
frontage: Immediate possession. Price.
$4,000 Phone us for appointment TO
inspect this property.
McKEEvER & GOss.
1906 Eye st. Main %'sS.
- ON COLUMBIA ROAD.
Very attractive home Of IL rooms and
bath and convenient kitchen and sleep
ing porch; double rear porches: cleo
trio lights, open hreplaces. laundry
trays In basement; immediate posses
sion; house In excellent condition.
Price,
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EUCLID STREET
Between 14th and 18TH

A sensibly unusual stucco and
brick house, located right on top
OF the hill. II has : rooms ana
bath. front and double rear
porches, large lot with space ior
garage. This house is spiendldly
constructed Of the very best ma
terial.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
KENSINGTON, MD.
$1,000

A charming little home on conn.
ave, rooms ana hhishsu p
b.rdxood noors; electric lights, lot
ssxIbo feet; with large garden;
biock from cars. sxeelient neigh
borhood. Truly te"~fA~o' oS''
81. 500 cash
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
\NCJHG

,o\Ek Ga s.ud: priv. lessons any IAN.
7Sc cisss Tuesdays and FrtdaSa W l13A
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1905 Eye Street.

Extraordinary Sound Investment
Price. $2,5O0 Each
Rental, $500 Per Annum
Brick Observation-Disclosures
Less than cost Of reproduction.
Near the Central High School. upper lith
st. and 7th st. Business sections.
Convenient to all car lines, Schools
stores churches and in walking distance
of numerous departments and many lnous-
trial plants, employing hundreds OF people.
These houses will never be vacant; ha'ins
been constantly occupied by white tenants
since they were built. They viii produce
a steady and fair income at all times-no
risk involved. Investors should I avail
themselves of this chance.
Apply promptly for particulars
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
HOUSES roa slLE HOUSES ron SALE
SHANNON 4 LUCM

SHANNON & LUCRs o..
7ls I4th st. N. w. Main 2sAs
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

SPIRITUAL READINGS
Daily, 800. Thursday S y. IN. meetings
$50 A message to each. si7 10Th st. N. E
Lincoln b0i2.
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SUBURBAN FOR SAIL.

SUBURBAN-New 7-room and III, bath,
concrete basement, half acre; located near
two electric and one steam lines; 20:
small payment down; balance small M n
ly payments Apply or write II. f. PA IT,
LIPS, Berwyn Heights, Md. at once.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

713 14th st. N. w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
YOUTH ADMITS
THEFT OF BONDS,
OFFICERS
Bright Lights and Women
Cause Of Trouble, Said,

proafpay. with aN - g'"ter ard
glow. shows women. I'm arrest
These fcgpred IN ogiak .4esSnlon
In no ~ ~ Frsnk Frprrs = young
man arrested slIf'4v ts ''s police
charged w''h breaking INT, grocery
store a, 1879 North Ellison avenue Va
tomrsuy Win Two D'rer youths
Enochs pcrorinr ~ jc1n Huhau'
chief ~ dsi.ctiv"s. si-n''ei he had
stolen sh1g, $500 ~ Liberty bond
'-rm the nptct- Haura N'tke Dry
Goods company ln QkAtosSa Cbty two
years hEo and sA,d he .r'nt the
money In New YorN. -t1s san he vas
sar',ua.d 20 three wears ~ the r"ui-
tn,iary a. Granite on tHat Dhsfrs and
IA ou' on paro'r.
Efforts 20 have iin '.1 whore NE
young woman - fov whom h- II ~ !
20 have committed several 'h-fi-
proved futile
I'm not that fo-'" mo youth f"-
dared. h,.ng the detectives Win IRE
in his ever I'm tab" what's coming
20 me but son seutal on her. ! II
pAy for nv own faults"
Two youths who gsv~ their name. 80
q Wartln and Clarence white. sccot1-
.us ~ iruhstks. confcsed they a."
l.,,uilcs'ed IN several Jobs" here. ssy.
Ing thry met Enochs MOI lonY aEo
The police are turning the men over
~ tho county FOR prosecution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
COUNTY NOT ALLOWED
PURSUANCE EXPENSES

Persons who commi, crimes In thu
stat. and can get across the state ilns
before being captured eanno, he
bronrh, hack y, the expense ~ the
coupty. according 10 instructions s-
sued to q. T. Johnson county sheriff,
by Robert Butns, county attorney.
Saturday.
The action or 'he county s''orrer
was based on = recent ruling of Fred
Parkinfon. state examiner and inspec-
tor, who held the county commission
er. were prohibited by lsvfrom allow
ing claims for the travelling expenses
of officers who go TO other states for
prisoners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
ALLIES Differ
ON sLAv POLICY
Sharp Variance Between
Great Britain and France,

LONDON Feb :i--shnrp diffcr-
ences hsv. edeveloped between Brit
ain and France with regard TO tho al
line policy toward Russia. A dirlo-
matte battle has opened between FRO
r,ier Lloyd Georfe. chief sl,isd srpon-
ert Of the peace with Russia" policy.
and Alcxandre Mlllersnd the French
premier. Who IN unauaiifiedly opposed
10 that oourse.
The British prime minister has sus-
pended consideration Of the question Of
peace with the soviets pending the re.
turn 10 London Of ~ Miliersnd next
Monday. Lloyd George adhsres 20 ma
plan, which he recently summed up IN
his reply to the kinH's speech from the
throne In parliament by saying tina,
trade. rse force. will save Russia '
Ne hes besa insistentiy urging Of isss
shat w nsestaa market bs re- -cpeasd
10 Britain. anl - ths word At large.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
REORGANIZATION OF
FIRST GUARD BEGINS

Fred Hunter. former sdjutnnt ~
the First oklahoma Infantry. began
his work ~ reorganization ~ the
states first Ebard regiment saturday
lie Is sendinr letters 10 all old officers
Of ,ht ressmcnt asking their co-opcra.
tion/
r At = meeting Of many former ~
ficers and men Of the regiment Frl.
day afternoon NJ the capitol it was
decided 10 rcorssnise the unit whlch
wns mustered out after service over.
'eas Efforts win bs made to have
the regiment composed. rr rely
Of former service n |hfniitee'
we're appointed 10 y tllD9NS~ork.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
wrrkLy rNA>Ci,L m,nw

Nrw YORK trb. - -Us'Is. NJ syi
f'HHNal IrugHffI.rs t'f~rfs5 a. s,tlNs
F.Ha Do no tttsfI'Tes iLHfTtt faUs lsads
* me let ng' " 10 scu's dtpt..slsB of
IIa lfr"' Tina faTfl.sHf
THO tH.tuHe la ffHrsror'stlDrs whirh
rH.r'i nom - Istr.s D. TIE beusf
FUusE issuts add even nor, IN ttAsu u
p. ."tI.a'INs rhafAsief Nhs popularity 80
rfIHs1 - '' Hfrf.a h.Hs tsrUI nation -
Ft'Hrirrt control rNi qsWls'aCtiaH At
tNr pi.irt.o o-i.4u1 - frI'fal lfslsiA.
uuu
I'srstsft IN Ne 80 X net there wa
evidence fhaf 'hs inAFt"f hsl ~.aih -
.Ns recent save n uguliAt.pr 1us was
sstn lr The f4Aip ~ runt of hllh r'ans e..
fusiTiat ietshiy niis. motors .issis ana
rlsipusnis aa1 IN the recovery u at
riiaifd sTsUiTiiigE
Qu'. - iurnrHrt IN Tslatfn 10 'he
impro, tn'ut wAs tue better iHLs shown
~ foreign s,rtNrFe ana regulation of
monetary s,snum l-iht ht.0ns H~WirtAne'-
~ iNntCp s0sta az cttfsule 30" ~ o..
most 1tosin ths pa4Ai aud rsil mYnty eai
fI.siy sIfTitrt 81 perv-a'
lNHGarag gtfuFni was offered hl~n ~ 81.
il'lsusl fasirr - commodity prices -
20, iH'v iu rfHirs pr1tis.on. l'a'ters snf
'rtf.irs. although 10 rTs realized MS 'hIs
s,.,1 fsErE'l oni'fiY from ths cuftl-
frsut u tf.tfrts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
WOMAN FILES REQUEST
FOR AID FOR SCHOOL

Application for $500 state aid for
the, Turley consolidated school vas
filed with II II Wilson. state school
superintendent. Saturday morning by
Mrs. Ninns'o Hedges. Tulsa county
superintendent
''ruisa county nov has the largest
consoiids'ed school district IN the
United States" Mrs.. Hedses said Fat
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