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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25

We guarantee LA PRENSA mas larger
circulation han any other mexican news
paper il the United -tates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR LEASE.
A FEW DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUsEA
DOWNTOWN SECTION.
MODERATE RENT.
APPLY
BRADLEY. BEALL . HOWARD.
WILKINS BLDG.
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WANTED-GARAGES.
COntlnuedl

GARAGE or space for touring carl near Conn
ave. and II st. Address Apt. 414, Rochambeau
2gs
GARAGE OR SPACE FOR TOURING CAR
Near 10th and Newton. Col. 1881 branch 1O9.
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TABLE BOARD.

1915 15th-Substantial table: refined persons;
1414 MASS. AVE.-Good home table board;
rae sora NE 2ss
Il s NW-Tirst- class; reasonable rates; con-
venient to furnished rooms. Phone North $40.
CAFE FALKsTONE COURTS Oath and Fair
mont sts.), - per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

1915 Doth NV, 1or.b..M6
8214 10th NV. Dr. .10
1894 seth, Chevy On.
6r, b .............1W
1878 Irving. 1lr, N. 100
1700 r Nv, LIT. 2b.o0. %
1859 18th nw.er.1.e 90. 00
337 10th ne. o.. b.76.W
ISIS 42d. Chevy Chaee.
7r, b ..........B.W
1203 Harvard. 6r. h.m.0
lao Bryant, 7r. b. .0.0
HwARU. NO.
Ut. NV.
I-R001 tUNoAI6Wll
!: Aes-Wa1ae hat; ~
:. Hlsss as'~ %|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

1914 FORD-New tires. paint, master vibra-
tor, shock absorbers; in extra fine running cOndi-
ton: $500. L. c. FuellinS. Kitchen Soldiers
Home 21s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

A4<3 1oIh - L. NV.
Apartments Furnished or Unfurnished.
Ultra modern nre and sound proof building In
IN shionable residential section. One apartment
has rooms and 10 suitable for . physician's
once, and the balance contain rooms and .
baths each. All outside rooms. For further
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
52S 18th o. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

1919 9th St. N.W.-Bachelor
apart, rooms, handsomely fur
nished h. w. h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

NEAR THE CLUBS. WHITE
HOUSE AND GOVERNMENT
DEPARTMENTS.
rooms. . baths. $500
ON COL. RD., NEW BUILDING,
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
PARK.
ON G ST NEAR THE GOVERN
MENT DEPARTMENTS.
rooms. 1 bath. .......-..... 100
EUCLID ST. NEAR 18th ST.
rooms bath. ............. 100
PARK RID. NEAR 18th ST.
rooms, bath $50
John w. Thompson & Company,
-Incorporated-
72S 18th st. NV. Phone 1852 Main.
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.

FURNISHED.
SISE-ROoM FUR. HOUSE ON CAPITOL HILL;
suitable for boarding and rooTninE house: room
pay rent coal in bin. For terms, etc.,
address Box 209-M. Star Office. 2Ss
FOR RENT - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
house for Sis per mo-: also several splendid
houses. to 10 rooms and baths. for one
hundred dollars per mo-, L. E. BREUNISGER,
Room 706. Colorado building.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc).
SIT 18th st. NV. %
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ApARrlrEHrs 10 LET.
UNTTRNiSaEDl0S15111S1.

bath; rear porch; on third floor Of o-0oer
apartment house, overlooking beautiful Thomas
Circle. Apply 1877 Vermont ave. NV; rent, oeS,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
ALL OVER south
SAYS TREVASKIS
Chemical Company Presi
dent While On Tour
Made Vitalitas
Observations.

President Clement TrevaskIs Of the
Adelphia Chemical Company of Phlla-
delphfa. Pa. and no tours the South
each season. makes the following com
ment regarding natural Nitalltas.
4 heard so much about YitaItas,
while touring the South, decided while
in Atlanta 10 purchase bottle l ga
so and the results are remarkaoie- ROE
several years I have been hothere9
with kidney and bladder trouble ana
trying in vain 10 find a cure After
completing just half OF bottle OF
Vitaliras / now feel that l am we'll
rest the whole night through, some
thing 1 have not done before in ten
years. I am buying six bottles TN
Savannah 10 take back with me 10
Philadelphia, for j am not going 10
stop until i take a complete course.
Vitalitas is a wonderful remedy. full
Of merit"
Eighty per cent Of city people suffer
from some stomach. nerve, kidney or
liver ailments. No natural spectre
known has proven so efficient IN pan
ishing these disorders as Nitahtas: II
is Natures tonic For sale by Kelly q
PolIard's Drug store Also sold by
Taibers brug Store. Las Cruces: Co
lumbus Drug Store. Columbus: Douglas
Drug store Douglas, and Bisbee drug
Store. BiSbee.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

in a turquoise blue taffeta . ana MAJ MAJ
Harris wore q ark blue taliete sun
Of unusual lines and style
Katherine Riekman and MIS- siI, street stTeet
Sr-seas Of striped pink and green tax
fers and plaid gray and blue
RaES in Large Variety shown
Paes which viii soon he recoSnlzeo
as one Of the most important ,, aces s.
SORES - the costume we're snow p IN ~
a 1srca variety and used with hSarls
averv dress. Swagger sticks ana loNe-
" parasoIs also aided ia cohnpletii-7
= perfect ensemble e..-o.-
There we're many. many afternoon
tracks Of a wide range Of coIoIs- NJ NJ,
- fnerl made of georgette crepe anu
4sffeta was evident in number OF the
frocks- - .t-.,5 er,-
,,-gi5erv-have once more taken tnelr
1isces among the fabrics Tor eNeIlll.t
+,,eer and the models wore some ma
,,ificart creations from the designers
Zrbo had seen fit TO resurrect THESE
Ana no small part was taken by t ~
shoes Each costume had 10 nave Us
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
COULDN'T Walk
ABOUT HOUSE
Mrs. Cuthbertson had rheu-
matism for years-gains
20 pounds on Tanlac.

one Of the strongest and most con-
Eincing evidences Of the wonderful re-
suits being accomplished by Tanlac
throughout the south is the large num-
Der OF letters that are being received
daily from scores of well known men
and women who have been benefited
Dy IT'S use
been received il the past Few DAYS
none are more interesting than the
following letter from L c Ackerman.
Of the Rison Drug company Rison,
Ark which IS self-ezpisnatory:
"RisOn. Ark.
c F. willis. Atlanta. Ca
Dear Sir-I am enclosing herewith
statement that 1 obtained from one OF
nv good Tanlac customers this morn
ing The case that Frank CuthberJsOn.
of Clio Ark. reports OF his mother IS
q very remarkable one, as she had not
feen able 10 do anything to speak OF
for several years. while now she can
walk a mile with little inconvenience.
There are a number of remarkable
cases in my locality one OF my pest
friends has used seven bottles OF Tan
lac and shows gain Of p pounds and
has a very extravag giant appetite Yours
6SignedN L c. Alderman"
Mr. Cuthbertson statement regard
ing his mothers experience with Tan
lac is as follows
NV mother has taken five bottles OF
Tanlac and has gained 20 pounds /
never saw such a change in anybody In
all nv life as Taulac has made in her
About. three years ago. she happened 10
2 hard fail. which left her all run down
and very weak She suffered with
rheumatism most all the time and her
feet would swell and hurt her so she
wasn't able to get about. not even 10
walk around the house. I think her
troubles were all caused by the 1all
and she just suffered nearly all the
time and kept losing weight until she
got 10 taking Tanlac.
Why. mother commenced 10 show
Improvement almost as soon as she
started on Tanlac. Her appetite got
better and she began 10 pick up n
weight and get stronger She is so
years old now. and Il certainly Is won
derful what Tanlsc has done for her
She can walk any reasonable distance
( bv herself now. ana she's in better
health than 7 have seen her IN SIX
years I simply can't tell YOU how
proud we all are of Tanlac, and how
we appreciate what 1t has done for
mother"
Tanlac IS sold in Fl Paso by Kelly &
| Pollard and Peoples Drug sJore.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
HOLDS SOLDIERS FOR GRAND JURY

with the holdup and robbery OF Fort
Bliss car which took place on the early
morning Of February q, when the
conductor, @ Stull, was relieved OF
about S31. II was said
MOtorman Gentry Testifies-
Motorman A J.. Gentry, who was
one OF the crew Of the car which was
held I'D. told the court that he stopped
his car on what was his last TRIP 70
allow conductor Stuu 10 flaS the
crossing of the Ell PasO x Sou invest
ern railroad, and that two masked men
held up the conductor One of the men
had a gun. he said. and then the one
with the gun climbed aboard the car
and pointed il at him He said ne
made grab for il and the fellow shot
off one of his fingers, and then ran
towards Camp Stewart He could not
identify the defendants because they
had been wearing MASKS he said.
Conductor Stuu stated that the meg
took his purse which contained about
S31. He could not Identify the defend
ants. he said.
Soldiers Tell of HOldup Plans
Two OF the tent mates OF me defend
ants testified that they heard them
discussing plans for holding up a street
car. and that on the night in question
they saw the defendants come in and
divide some greenbacks among them.
. J. =. Hardin, OF the same company as
the defendants. came into the tent and
saw Lay throw q pOcketbook into the
stove, they said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
U. S. TREASURY DISTRICT
ENLARGED; INCLUDES COLORADO

In a Encouragement Of the treasury
department districts which have been
made the FL Paso district has been en-
larged TO include Colorado and the bor-
der counties in Texas as far east IS
Eagle Pass. Tex. The district now
takes in Colorado, New Mexico and the
border counties. Arizona, which was
io---e-lv in the e. PasO district, has
placed in the Los Angeles dis
trict.
les Z Lewis and 7 A. Ayers.
gents OF the treasury depart
ment- Viii have charge of the FL Pi 50
district ard win -nJain their head
quarters at FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
SUGGEST BUCK SALE" AS
FEATURE OF STOCK SHOW

John G McNary. who is engaged in
ihe breeding of sheep has suggested
ro the chamber OF commerce that Il
endeavor to make an annual event OF
O. buck sale" along the lines OF
similar sale conducted at salt Lake
Cirv- g-tan. That sale attracts hun
dreds OF sheep breeders from Colorado,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
Justice Beaver Hears Testl
mony in Robbery of Street
Car Conductor.

After some clever detective work on
t1e part Of deputy. sheriff J 3 XII
patrick, and after an examining triaI
held Tuesday before justice ! NJ
peaver. privates p. Jones and J. H Lay
Of 4 company, 20th infantry, were held
on bonds Of $4,000 each for their ap-
pearance before the grand jury on the
charge Of robbery by the use Of fire.
arms
The men were held IN connection
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

satin slippers with cut steel beads;
...i.te a.-.4A slippers with tlhy rose
buds woven into the material: high
silver boots and low silver slippers
everything that fashion IN the au-
thOritatfve marts of the world had de-
manded were worn by the Popular :
models last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

Utah. wyoming and even as far AVA
as California, northern Arizona anu
New Mexico. IN Mr.: McSaIy III D. psso.
a abuck sale" conducted in FL FasO
would attract breeders from the SOUTH
west and if conducted in eonnectloih
with the proposed annual hvestIcS
show would be a remarkably popul..i
81 80 Fl Faso in a commercial way.
The suggestion will be taken unesr
,51-isen7ent bv the board Of directors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
Troop 4 ReorganiIes.

Last Fridays meeting Of troop I was
given over principally to reorganiZing
the troop. The following scouts were
elected leaders: VIM. Lomax, senior pa
troll leader FIRED Whiuock and owen
ComstoCk. patrol leaders: Wesley Nagle
and sam Lucy, assistant patrol leaders,
and Felix Miller. scout scribe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
Downtown store Room For Ret.

308 Texas St Fine basement 30xS0
Electric elevator. We are moving TO
Everybody's Bldg. because we need
more room for our continually grow
ing business. Fl Paso Piano Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

Indian Bicycles. Allen Arms & Cycle
Co. sO4 y. Oregon SI--AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

the ordinary cost OF Want Ae 10 10
The III Paso Herald is q cents. IA a.
reaches an average Of about A-''VVV
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

A-A LvI ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

Monday, March ., at Z p. m. the
scoutmasters and assistant sCOutmas-
ters Of the FL PasO district will meet
for study at scout headquarters. At
that time a suggested outline for troop
meetings for March will be presented
and discussed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28

rests For Woodcrnff Saturday.

Lieut.. 2 4. Barlow, 33rd MichiEan
infantry, a scOutmaster at ChebOygan,
Mich. Will give tests in woodcraft sat
class tests. All scouts ready for these
examinations will report at the wire
less station, southeast OF Washington
park. at l p m under the leadership OF
their scoutmaster OF senior patrol
leader
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
chiIdren,s Pnrade Given.

The children's parade Of little girls
and juniors Interested lot or moth
ers who have young daughters STOW
ing up and made a few who haven't SIT
Up and take notice at the detail ana
thought now given to clothing Tor the
younger generation
Miss Barbara Walker, little Mary
Frances Robinson. Helen Zelman and
Evelyn ZuellSe sauntered down the
aisles like grown up models and us
PLAYED their frocks Of khaki-cool. tar
fetas. organizes and coats TO the hest
advantage.
Miss Kinney and Miss Shoe wore rep
resentative spring suits in dark blues
which brought sigh OF relief 70 inc
lips Of many conservative women VINO
were not attracted by the gorgeous
shades Of the sport suits The styles
in the sOmber-hued suits We're Of sucn
graceful and conventional lines that
even the severest woman would ilnd
them pleasing
Nine Cozaya, a woman Of splendid
form and poise showed the new barrel
skirt ia an orange colOred-Dlack Iig-
Ured silk
Marie Zuelke appeared in street
suit Of a combination 81 purple NeINet
and white broadclOth- II IS one OF the
new combinations which viii prove SO
popular this season and Miss Zuelhe
knew how 10 wear It
Margaret Irvy charmed her hearers
with another song while the models
were preparing for the last half Of the
fashion show vaudeville.
MARY Merrill made a pretty picture
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
Eating To Relieve
Stomach Trouble
Diet Bad for Dyspeptics-- wholesome
Food Needed
ARNOLD B. GORDON.

Eat good foods and plenty Of them
Dieting in most cases Of stomach trouble is
wholly unnecessary and often injurious. 10
restore the stomach to normal Il must have
proper nourlshment. Medical authorities
agree that In go cases out Of 100 the siom-
ach itself is capable Of doing its work OF di-
gestion properly and painlessly II given a
fair chance. They say the so-called 'dys.
peptic stomachs' merely contain TOO
MUCH ACID which poisons and irritates
the delicate stomach lining and causes par
TALLY digested food TO sour and ferment.
creating the gas, bloat and sour burning
heavy feeling you know so well.
II you could only reach into your stomach
soak W that excess acid your stomach mis-
cry would instantly vanish. Equally good
results are obtained By taking teaspo0nful
Of pure bisurated magnesia in a little water
after meals or whenever distress is felt The
eject is immediate. 10 sOothes and cOos
the acid inhamed stomach. neutrali1es the
harmful acid that is present and all the pain
and discomfort the gas wind and full bloat.
ed feeling disappear in just a few minutes
You can almost hear your stomach say
Thank YOU. Normal digestion then
goes on and there is no need for diets d.
gestive pills or soda mlnis The genuine
bisnrated magnesia Is combination Of bis.
muth and magnesia scientifically prepared
tHinable from leading druggists sverywhere
but must not be confused with any OF the
various citrateU. milks OF lump ulagnesia
Get magnesie only in the form o bisurated
magnesia. either in powder or tablets There
is nothing better for the purpose For sale
a. Liggett Riker. HeReman Drug Stores aud
other leading druggists
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
TRAVELLING Gar SERVES
MEALS TO POWDER men

The qdartermsster's department Of
the dupont Company, at Carney's Point
has put into effect a new method Of
getting hot lunches TO the men who
work at the powder plants. A large
restaurant car with supplies Of hot
coffee and tea and all other requisites
for mncheons now Is running on mar
row gauge railroad through the plants
serving food TO the men from II a. m.
to ( .. m. and from to p. m.
c.. C. McColley, In charge Of the car,
has arranged a schedule which com
prises about twenty stopping places
throughout the several square miles
covered by the plant, so that all work
men who wish to do so may get their
luncheons from the travelling restau-
rant.
Printed lists, giving the stopping
places and the schedule OF the car,
have been posted The plan has been
so well received by the men that the
business OF the car has Increased four
fold in the few days It has been in
operation.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
Delaware BAY DEFENSES
TO Be fort SALISBURY"

Major General Tasker II. Bliss yes-
terday announced tha. the new forti-
hcation on the Delaware Bay near
Lewes will be named Fort Salisbury
and not Fort Hazlet as was asked by
Congressman Polk, OF this State the
Tor being named after the late viii
lard Salisbury. father Of the present
United Stafes Senator Willard Sauls-
bury. Two batteries at the fort
VIII be named for Delaware heroes
Battery Hazlet, IN honor OF Colonel
John Hazlet. and Battery Hall In
honor Of Colonel David Hall. both
Revolutionary soldiers. The War De-
partment order covering the naming
or the fort and tho two batteries be-
slows these nalnes.
Fort Salisbury. In honor of the
late Honorable Willard Salisbury
who was attorney general Of Della
ware from 1850 10 1855; United
States Senator from 1859 to 1871 and
chancellor OF the State Of Delaware
from 1874 10 1892.
ION the Fort Salisbury. Delaware
Military Reservation:
Battery Hazlet, IN honor OF Col
onol John Hazlet, of the Continental
Army. who raised the First Delaware
Regiment in the Revolutionary War
and who was killed at the Battle OF
Princeton. January 3. 1777.
Battery Hall, in honor OF Colonel
David Hall OF the Continental Army
who was badly wounded a. tho Bat
lie OF Germantown. Pa, who later
served as Governor Of Delaware, and
who died September IS, 1917"
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
PERSONAL DOINGs OF
FOLKS AT EDGE MOOR

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
EDGE MOOR, Del, Aug. go. b.
Wingato. acting transfer agent and
station agent at Edge Moor for the
p. B and W Railroad Company. and
Mrs. Wingate have returned from a
visit to Ch ncoteague Island and
Franklin City. W. Belts OF Fred
orici- was a visitor today. G.
Cavender Lorraine has returned from
a visit 10 Chesapeake William
c. McBlain. clerk in the Wilmington
postofice. was guest Of William
Carter, postmaster, yesterday after
noon.-George b. Day, OF the con-
tracting firm OF william 8. Day and
Sons. who recently was operated on
at Delaware Hospital for appendicitis
has recovered sufficiently to walk
around Mrs. Snyder. wife Of Light
house Keeper II. II. Snyder and son.
Carl Snyder, leave on Thursday for
a weeks VISIT to Atlantic Ci'y.-Louls
Cramer. mail messenger. will spend
Sunday in Coney Special Of
fcer William p. Vandegrift, Of the
railroad police force, has been as
signed to Edge Moor He is located
AT tho crossing with the two gate
mea and acts as traffic officer.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
CERTIFY 25 IN KENT
READY FOR Service
Five Others Will Not be
Called Until After Harvest
Season
DISTRICT BOARD
MEETS TOMORROW

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Aug. 2s.--Following
is a list OF Kent county conscripis
whose names have been certified back
from the district board as ready for
service IN the first draft.
John ". Houston, Clayton.
John Henry Dore, Dover
Howard Smith, Milford.
James Spencer, Hartly
Daniel Vance, Smyrna
Harvey Jester. Frederica
Jarvis Lively. Chestertown. Nd.
Byron Holibrook Ross, Clayton.
Edward Donovan. Harrington.
Samuel J. Tribbett Clayton.
Edward Haman Bostic. Dover
Laurence Lotion Cobb. Clayton.
George Frederick Hopkins, Fred
erica.
Herbert Hobbs. Woodside
William II. Sorden. Dover.
Dauphin ID Wharton, Dover.
Joseph Casimer Zych. Marydel.
John W Pryor. Kenton
Earl p. Atkins, Milford
John l.. Conner. Magnolia
William c. Turner. Smyrna.
William Wagman Smyrna
William Thomas, Wyoming.
Leon Hurd Dover
Edgar D. Emerson. Cheswold.
The following have been reported
by the district board TO the local
board as ready for military service,
but not to be called until October /.
sfter the harvest season is over. as
they are employed on farms
Walter r. Redman. Goldsboro, Nd.
Harry Sipple, FELTON,.
Ebere Kent. FELTON,.
Pierce Moore. Dover
Howard Needles. smyrna
At the meeting OF the district board
tomorrow all cases appealed TO the
board from the local beard on grounds
of dependents will be taken up and
disposed of Kent county's quota is
but 66 men and IL Is possible hat
early the full number will be secured
from the first 100.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
Delaware GRANGE Gets
READY FOR POMONA Meet

AZ the meeting Of Delaware Grange
at Newport ast night plans were COM
pleted FOR entertaining the New Castle
County Pomona Grange. which will
meet with Delaware Grange IN the Ma
sonic Hall on Thursday OF this week.
The delegates appointed 10 represent
this grange were: +. C. Snyder, Mrs.
Eva Myers ard c. W .Maclary
Various other business matters were
attended to and the recipes for rice
pudding and cornstarch were the topics
OF discussion After the meeting the
members were allowed 10 test the sam
pies In tho refreshment room. The
next meeting will be held on September
3, after which they VIII be every week
instead OF every Two weeks.