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OHAS. u
Main SO. Main 81.
Good Northeast Section.
Splendid s-room and bath home: lot, 115
feet deep: plenty of room for garage: price,
A.5OOi reasonable terms can be arranged.
2.
Downtown-Attractive
IA room home. with steam heat and electric
lights An opportunity to buy a splendid,
well arranged rooming house in an ideal loca-
ton: price. Sl3,15o; terms can he arranged.
3.
In Best Section OF Bloomingdale
Six room and bath home; hardwood floors;
double garage; price. s7.75o; on reasonable
terms.
4.
Beautiful 10th St. Heights.
Unusually attractive detached l0room and .
bath home; hot-water heat: electric lights;
garage: open fireplace: house in perfect CON
dition Throughout: price. 500; 81 600 cash
and easy monthly payments; ready for i'm
mediate occupancy.
5.
Good Northwest Location.
Six room and bath colonial type home: hard
wood floors; double porches; price, S.. 500; an
excellent buy.
CHAS. D
923 18th St NV
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Price, $9-Jo0-Mass. ave. near Lincoln Park.
delightfully."- located home of rooms.
sleeping porch and hath: hot-water heat
screens and awnings included in price.
Terms.
Price. slo.5oo-on 18th st: north of Park I'd
Six rooms and hath: hot-water heat
electric lights: hardwood floors large lot
Reasonable terms and reasonable pos
session.
Price. s11 .5oo-In one Of the best sections Of
the northwest-Sinp rooms and bath
new hot-water beating plant: fine lot with
plenty Of room for garage: home is in
frst-class condition and may be bought
attractive terms.
Price. s13. .5O0-Near 18th and Decatur sts-
Splendid home Of seven rooms, two
baths: hot-water heat; electric lights;
oak floors: concrete front and rear
porches: early possession.
Price. s13. .5OO-washington Heights-An un-
usually well built home of ten rooms and
bath; steam heat: electric lights: edge
grain floors: deep lot TO alley. Attractive
terms and possession.
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& LUCHS.
Glen Echo Heights.
CS S00

& LUCHS.
Glen Echo Heights.
$500.
an exceedingly low figure; vacant; blocks
from car line and close to pike; very large
rooms and ba tbs; iOt-water heat; electricity ::
sleeping porch; garage; acres Of bearing fruit
trees: 2Omile view over Potomac river. This
Is place suitable for tea house club
house.
Woodley Park.
$15,5OO.
Thoroughly modern 1O-room and 2-bath brick
house; bedrooms; double garage; a home that
has been thoughtfully planned in every detail;
terms IL desired
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$18,5OO.
4 beautiful detached home, distinctive in
style and arrangement; rooms and baths
hot-water heat, electric lights; front. sleeping
and breakfast porChes; large. beautiful
grounds. laid out in planting and flowers; terms
can be arranged.
Columbia Heights.
$4,000.
Semi-detached brick house Of 10 rooms and .
baths; in excellent condition throughout; front
and rear porches: furnace heat: screens; avn
ings: in the most desirable section of Columbia
Heights Terms.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.


PRICE. ST.. 500-OOL MBIA HEIGHTS,
close to 14th ST.; nine rooms (six bed
r9oms) and two baths: excellent heating
piant; electric lights; very deep lot to a
wide. paved alley.
PRICE; s1s. s.oO0-NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE AND
VEST OF 18th ST. This three-story
dwelling Of pressed brick with brown
$40 stone trimmings. is very good value for
tne price asked 1t has nine rooms and
Dath; excellent heating plant; ample ga
rage space to 20-foot alley.
PhIoE, $5.000-WITHIN HALF SQUARE OF
LiNGoLN PARK. Very attractively To-
Gated house: six rooms and bath; posses
sion can be given: very easy terms
ceptable.
PRICE. $l00O0-N RTH COLU MBIA
HEIGHTS A practically new home of
seven rooms flour bedrooms) and tiled
Dath; two glassed and screened sleeping
porches; all modern improvements. This
mouse is 25 feet wide and the lot is 16O
1eet deep to alley. Reasonable terms
STONE &
Main 1882.
ASK THE t,t,s
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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY INCORPORATED
l4lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4S

Price. s6.O00-A splendid little home of six
rooms and bath; hof-water heat; electric
lights: situated in Petworth section, and
owner will give immediate possession of
same
Price, $T,50o-Just of Of Conduit I'd offer
attractive home of six rooms and
hath; electric lights: pipeless furnace;
lot 50x15O; convenient TO electric cars.
Price. Ss.o50-A most attractive bungalow on
Rockville pike, Convenient car line; 5
rooms and bath with all modern improve
ments; large porch garage and poultry
house: lot contains about one-third acre.
Price. $s.500-Just north Of Mass. ave. and
conveniently located, in northwest;
rooms and bath: admirably suited for
room renting; attractive terms and early
possession.
Prics ss,s5o-one block from East Capitol
far from navy yard: 3-famiy apt.
apis. containing and bath and
apt. rooms and bath.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
AIRFAX. Realtors.


PRICE $5.Do-NEAR HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIyEs AND CAPITOL. Now
vacant. Nice home OF six rooms ana
bath; good heating plant: electric lights;
good condition. Only 5000 cash as in
PRICE, $s,50OMPErwoRTH HERE Is A
good buy. semi-detached home. with
frontage Of over forty feet on Z very
fine street. 1t has six rooms and Gied
hath. hot-water heat and electric lights;
strictly modern: terms.
PRICE. $1,000 - CLEVELAND PARK. A
beautiful home on Newark st. near Conn;
ave.: eleven rooms and two baths: all
modern improvements: all spacious, we'll
arranged rooms: large lot with SOFT.
frontage; high elevation: convenient to
SCHOOL.
PRICE. $12, 600 OBERvATORY HEIGHTS.
Highest elevation in the city. Semi-de-
tached residence Of nine rooms and bath :
hot-water heat; electric lights; paneled
ceiling in dining room; hardwood floors;
porches; lot 6Ox111. NOW VACANT.
Very reasonable terms.
FAIRFAX,
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SAGER,
e3 18th St NV.
3.
On Girard St. NV.
Excellent Groom and 2-bath home; hot-water
heat; electric lights; ample space for garage:
price. 81, 800; immediate possession can be
given.
In Washington Heights.
Unusually attractive Groom and 2-bath home:
hot-water heat; electric lights: built-in ga
rage; house in frst-class condition throughout
price, sl2.5 500.
In Good Northwest Section.
6-room and bath home; furnace heat: cellar
under entire house: price, S. $50; $500 cash
and balance monthly.
9.
Beautiful Corner Home
On Rhode Island avenue, near North Capt.
tol street; rooms and hath; hot-water heat;
electric lights: price. 1900: an excellent buy.
10.
Within | So. OF Dupont Circle.
12-room and 2-bath home: newly decorated
throughout: electric lights: price. S16.50O; an
opportunity to locate in the city's most
elusive residential section.
SAGER,
Na;r
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
CHEVY CHASE.
1900 CASH REQUIRED. BAL. MONTHLY

CHEVY CHASE.
1900 CASH REQUIRED. BAL. MONTHLY
FOUR BLOCKS sE sEYoNb pSiD CHEVY CHASE
TEKa AAP 1TsT OFF G1NY AyE HoMk
YOU SHOULD INSPECT BEFORE BUYING,
SEVERAL OTHERS OF THE SAME TYPE
AND ccoNsTRuCTIoN HAVE SOLD QUICK, X,
BATHS. WITH TILED R SHOWER. EQUIP
PED WITH LATEST IMPROVED FIXTuREs;
IARGE Ia sGI LIVING ROOM WITH OPEN FiRE E
rKY. KITCHEN AND SEA' pASrkY. aSr FIRST
FLOOR; LARGE PORCH ACROSS SIDE;
ruIhT E2pTrpED 6 LATNDRY p0ssaE possEs
OPEN. TO AN OFFER. 'N''iA
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G:
Main 4s2. Evenings. North 313.
ULTRA MODERN HOME
JUST ACROSS CONNECTICUT AVE BRIDGE
THE ~ PRICE REPREsENTs REMARKABIE RI ABLE
ROOMS. FOUR HAfHs lTHkEE WITH
TILED sHoWERsl: TWO .SI.EEPiSG PING
poRGHES n.,iI 81 ENCLOSED: PIIISBUKGH HOT
FINISHED WITH HARDWOOD FLOORS
THROuGHOUT: TRIMMED IN OLD IVORY
AND INA MAHOGANY FINISH. ,,l,,,,,o>,
HALL. LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH OPEN
FIREPIACE AND MARBLE MANTELl, DIN
ING ING, n.S ROOM WITH BEAMED CEiLlNGp. NL np
FR!GERAToR CLOSET. SECOND FLOOR.
THREE MASTER BEDROOMS. INCLnsED
SLEEPlNG En , PORCH; TWO RATHs; ~ THIRD
BEDROOM. ONE TILED BATH. FULL BATH
AND SERVANTS ROOM N BASEMENT;
FIRST TRUST OF 10000 AT Sc CAN
RUN FOR OVER FOUR YEARS. ANY RkA
S0NABLE TERMS FOR RAL.ANCE Will. RE
q
ING PRICE OF sas, 500 4 EARGAiN I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION FROM OWNER.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 3l3.
GOOD INvEsTMENT
s5Ssmali srs9m o1 brick house; lot 100 deep
L. s"a nGhsRT fGf"' xEwsGM Hs5 ''1d 1lo $. ne
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
$3.50 Cash-l2th and Shepherd,
Michigan Park; 5-room
bungalow; the ideal servant
I less home; lot 70 #. front.
Take llth, F or N, Cap. st.
car marked "Brookland" to
end of route.
ST, 900 Cash-4O. Fla. ave. NV;
E rms. avery low price for
very good home.
$1,000 Cash-4216 18th ST.,
"Brookland"; 8-rm. corner
home; double floor; h.-w.h.
electricity; a beautiful home
in refined neighborhood.
$500 Cash-3oO7 Illinois ave-,
"Petworth"; faces a park;
8 rms. attic. 3 porches.
$500 Cash-8O5 Allison ST.,
"Petworth"; e rms, h.-w h.,
lot 22xlOO.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
10th Floor. Woodward Bldg. 18th and II.
Mai
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FOR sALE-sTOREs

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING ON GEORGIA
ave. near York Theater: large store room and
nat of four rooms. tile bath. INV. h.. electric,
ity, built-in garage; can be bought for $14. 500
or rented to responsible tenant for $135
month.
HOWENsrEIN BROS. 7th and sts ne.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
HEDGES & MIL
1884 H St. N. w.
CHEVY CHASE n e

<AoAsS IL. -.
Price, $2O0O0-A corner home of brick con-
struction. entirely detached having ex-
cellent value; this has bedrooms on
the second floor; two large sleeping porch
es. front. side and breakfast porches; all
the latest Improvements and conveniences
and the lot is most attractively planted
with shrubbery.
MT. PLEASANT.
Price, $40 000-0wner desires q quick sale and
has priced this accordingly; three-story
brick. having large rooms and bath g
bedroomsD, hot-water heat, colonial front
and double rear porches and a large back
yard to paved alley. You cannot afford
TO overlook this Big value.
-PETWORTH.
Price, $7.500-Located in an excellent block on
Shepherd st. Six-room and bath home.
having large pOrches. front and rear;
heated by hot water, lighted by cleo
tricity; has oak floors and a large back
yard with plenty of room for garage,
possession and terms.
SUBURBAN HOME.
Price. s1s.O00-A beautiful place. containing
acres, about 70 minutes auto ride from
the city on the BALTIC. pike; beautiful s.
room bungalow. having hot-water heat.
electric lights, hardwood floors; large ga
rage; numerous chicken houses; will
commodate about 100 chickens: all kinds
of fruit, berries and everything that goes
to make a complete suburban home; Of
J. fer desired.
HEDGEC e. NIT
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
An EXCELLENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
freproof building. downtown. having six
apartments of FIVE rooms. bath and sleeping
porch. This is now renting for over 5000
per year. has small operating expenses and
can be sold at a very attractive figure. This
is worth inquiring about.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC.
1894 H ST. NV. Phone Main 1923.
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:. SANSBURY CO.. INC

EVERYTHING
141S Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oO3-4s
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Main 935.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
II you are looking for roonls and baths
hot water heat. electric lights. with room for
double garage. easy TERMS with immedi-
ate Possession
BRASWEi.L REAL ESTATE,
1911 II st. NV. Main $50
A BARGAIN-S11 @ ST. SET ROOMS AND
bath: latrobe heat: splendid ocation: near car
lines. schools and market. Price. s.. 500: $3.50
cash and $40 per month. including interest.
Apply to
JOS A HERBERT 4 SONS.
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-. SIONE
Main 1882 1912 New York Ave-
ASK THE PEOPLE
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NEAR 18th and PARK ROAD.
$4,000.
Semi-detached brick of 8 large rooms: all
modern cOnveniences newly papered and pa int
ed; 2-car garage: prettiest home in this sec
tion: lot 46x153: nice garden, fruit grapes and
berries; beautiful lawn and flowers. This is 4
snap and terms are good.
T. B. BROWN CO..
F. 1888 1911 q NV.
s153 10th ST. N.W.-IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion can be had upon closing deal for this mod
ern 8-room brick dwelling with screened sleep
ing porch and frst-foor front and back porches
located Just Off of Park road entrance to Rock
wants to dispose of property at once. Frontage
on two streets. shrubbery and srare arbor
room for garage. To inspect apply
GEO. W. LINkISS,
Exclusive Agent
Phones-M. S298- $500. 1719 X st. NV
$3,950.Q0.
Gales st. near 18th ne. Six rooms. ba tn.
frame; hardwood trim: furnace heat; cellar:
excellent condition. Possession. $3.50 cash; $i5
month.
$4,000.
Bird and East Cap. S-roorn bay window brick
tile BATH h.-w.h., elec.: excellent condition ::
possession with deed; 81 600 cash and $50 mo.
HARRY c. GLADMAN,
3O6 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Line. 346.
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house; built-tn garage: 14th St. section; less
than $4,000 il bought direct from owner
Evening star., 1921-06-07

WANTm-TO RENT FARM IN MARY
land near Washington. A P. LEvERONB,
X32 Ut. n,w.. Washington. D. c. =
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HEDGES & &MIDDLETON, INC
1884 H St N w. Phone Main 1O22
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION!
Three-story. 1O-room. steam-heated pressed
brick 100 block T ST. NV. for best offer
between 50. COO and ST., coo cash: has s. 900
straight loan; nearly three years to run: can
sell to high-class colored buyer. Address Box
215-L Star office. Col. $3.50
eo7 c STREET s.E.-NEAR CAPITOL: g.
roo.d br!sx. modern: for sale cheap. pho1s
Cleveland 1890.
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
11O8 10th ST. NV.
MAIN 372
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$4.00o-MoRRIs ST. NE. between F and
G. 9Th and 7th sts.-8 rooms. bath; cellar:
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JAMES F. SHEA,
853 LA. AVE. NV.
VACANT HOMES.
Near 14th below Park rd.
10 large well lighted rooms. baths: elec-
tricity: frst-hoor kitchen; very deep lot to
alley With substantial cash payment 1t can
be bought for less than any similar house in its
section. Immediate possession.
NEWTON NEAR 14th.
rooms. porches: room for garage.
QUINCY NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
rooms, h.w.h. very easy terms.
NEAR nth AND COLUMBIA RD.
/ 6 rooms, hot-water heat.
We have SIX to ten room hanes close to 18th
from Harvard 1t. to 'saul's Addition. Our
service contempletes every possible effort to
obtain for You me home you desire at your
price and terms.
PETTY Z PETTY,
1923 n. 7. are. Main 5127.
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$5,25O-7th ST. NE. between and SITS.
Two brick dwellings with rooms and
bath: cellar; furnace heat. EXCELLENT
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No. eGentleman's suburban home. 12 r,
2 b. natural forest. shade. barn. garage.
private lake, fruit. stream. Price. $15. 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
MIR. MIISnN,s srrLn noX.

Official Washington is tcrrhcaily concerned
over mysterious strong box. 1t comes about
through the publication Of story which AYERS
that woodrow Wilson s preparing to make pub
lie certain data and Information which has re-
posed in his steel box" ever since his return
from Versailles.
II is explained that these sccrot personal
papers have to do with minutes Of the various
secret meetings Of the Big Five at Versailles and
various other matters relating to that stirring
period in the nations history and Mr.. Wilson's
administration.
Inevitably official Washington is wondering
how Mr.. Wilson. who was abroad on the ma
tion's business exclusively could consider such
papers his own personal property, could bring
himself to take them from the public archives
at the state department and can now hring
himself to publish them since It Is a matter OF
record that he denied having any memoranda
Of the kind when the senate foreign affairs COM
mittee conferred with him at the white house
during the senate debates on the covenant
official Washington Is silly to discuss any OF
the ldiosyncrasies OF the gentleman who went
abroad and signed papers "n his own name
and by his own proper authority" Official
Washington should concern itself only with tho
event itself.
II woodrow Wilson has steel box" filled
with official documents vitality affecting the
foreign policy OF this government and calcu-
lated to throw much light on chapter OF our
history that needs Illuminating, he has the steel
box That is about all that can be said OF it
at this time. when he publishes the contents
then the senate will have it's opportunity to pay
its fun respects to the gentleman who took
away secret files In order to protect his "own
name and proper authority"
We shall watch for the denoument with no
little interest Many men processing intimate
relations with the ex-presdent have assumed
20 speak for him in the belief. evidently, that
they were doing him and his reputation n dis
tinct service. So far the picture has only grown
darker II only woodrow Wilson will dip into
his steel box" and his dark-chamber memory
and begin speaking for himself!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
TESTING PUBLIC OPINION.

The straw vote season Is here. Here and there
over the state individuals and newspapers are
sounding out the public concerning its choice
for governor. After one such undertaking the
Bristow Record. democrat, reports follows;
II straw vote taken over the state would
show the same results IA one taken by the
Record this week. Judge Thomas r.
owen democrat and John Fields repuh-
Ncan, would oppose each other for the Of
flee of governor In the next election. owen
pollcd more than any other democratic
choice named but the naming Of Fields
was a landslide, only nine Of the 20 votes
being cast for others, Twenty representa-
tive democrats and republicans. OF all pro-
fessions, occupations, and stations In NE
were consulted In the straw vote II was
not required that they name some man who
has definitely put his hat in the ring"
f but merely man OF their party they would
prefer to the next governor
Not absolutely convincing. to he sure, but un-
auestionaby interesting and significant The
Record further explains that Mayor Walton OF
Oklahoma City stood second, while Charles ~
Haskell Of New York, Campbell Russell OF Mus
kogee county. r. =. Gore and H. Il. Howard
also ran
Among the republicans. Or. Hugh Scott. Aiva
j. Niles and Charles schwabe also ran. al
though Fields vote was double all the others
combined.
When, few weeks ago The World pub
lshed an editorial calling attention to the fact
Judge owen and Mayor Walton, OF the demo-
cratic candidates. and behind John Fields and
James Harris OF the republicans. there was
much scorfing and rbald hilarty section Of
the democratic press Immediately charged The
World with an attempt to dictate the candl-
dates Of both parties.
The straw vote above considered in detail is
in line with every other effort to gauge public
opinion. The World ventures the opinion that
a straw vote be taken in any county in the
state--in any section OF any county In the state
would show practically the same trend as the
straw vote taken by the Bristow Record owen
and Walton would compete for leadership
among democratic candidates while Fields
would command overwhelming lead among
republicans.
All Of this, think, will become increas.
ingiy clear the weeks OF the new year slip
away and we get into the campaign in earnest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
pRopPING \ not POKER.

If we we're permitted TO venture an opinion
concerning the celebrated Ardmorc investiga-
lion and prosecution. which we are not we
would say that General Freezing and associates
had found the poker bit too hot for comfort
and had dropped IT,
The hearings were very abruptly closed some
of the men charged with murder are out on
bond. against some OF them the charges nave
been dismissed while in still other cases nom
lnai bonds wero accepted without any evidence
being offered.
Al any rate the case, which was fast becom-
ing embarrassing TO an ever increasing NUMBER
OF influential people, is ended for the time being
Time Is a great healer. The sensation OF today
dwindies rapidly; the grief Of the hour fades az
the days pass until even recollection OF 1t ac's
as palm.
Oklahoma will probably hear mighty little
more about the Ardmore murder pasture Next
year is campaign year and we are going to be
hvsy with our little ambitions. Now II some
body will kindly spring another sensation III
some other direction he will render vast as-
sstance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
GETTING READY ron ANOTHER
SHAKEDOWN.

oklahoma shouid begin getting ready for
another shakedown. san another class OF
citizens want 10 nose their way TO the public
crib \ state appropriation 10 supplement
fodcrnl appropriation Is now being urged
through "a quoailnnunire -damnab!c word grow.
Ing on, of dnmnablo moughr
The Niu.aoRce Tlmcs-Dcnocrnt s sending
out this uucatonuaire 90 receptive candidate.
IT'S main feature IL o commitment with refer
cucc to the shcpard-Towncr maternity Dill
Candidates are asked " they favor this bin ana
10 they viii favor oklahoma making an appr"-
pdati5n to enable lt to receive the federal ala
along this line. More hospitals and things
Moro inspectors. Investigators. comrnisHion'
boards ana other impcdiments at the "'p'nS"
or me NIL but Collaboration taxpayer Of this
commonwealth
All c,pdidntcs.that is all democratic candi-
dntcs.lrc volublo In their protcstations ot al
tnirltion for tho maternity Bill ana most o'
them pledge themselves to state oppropra-
lion In tho eycnt u their election
Among tho number confos7lng attachment TO
the shepard .Towner moumrosiiy is our own y
R Howard. gubcrnatorial candidate. 'Iind ]
bcon ro-olcctcd to congress- / would have voted
for the bin" writes Howard. "And it elected
governor viii demand state appropriation
in enable Oklahoma TO participate In the ied-
crnI fund provided"
Thank cod Howard wasn't reelected to con-
rro4,, That confession Of his iustfios all that
has happened to him. We Ike the man--as n
uclghbor and a social friend. But when he com
rnits himself by the QUESTIONABLE route 70
another impossible. idealistic, Impractical raid
on the public treasury Of this sorely tried state
We quit II ought TO defeat him for the guber-
material nomination M 1t win certainly defeat
any man for election to that office even n
nominated. Leecraft and Bolon have likewise
disqualified Themselves.
Tho world will support no man for high or
fcial position who ayowcdiy Is playing ducks
and brakes with the taxpayers money!