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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-24

HOMES,
QUICK POSSESSION.
In Cleveland Park.
Artistic, detached, 7-room and
bath house, in perfect condition.
First floor has reception hall, par
, k,..,.a hbr. r.; dining dining room and
shrubbery and trees. Price, 1000.
Vicinity of Rock Creek
residence reside o. i, Z feet ssT; wide 1 ~ ioS
deep, with garage to paved alley.
All modern conveniences and in per
feet condition. 10 rooms and
baths. Price. $4,000.
Cathedral Heights.
cars. Ten-room and twe-bath
house. in good condition; "a It. wide
by 100 feet deep. Hardwood finish,
paneled dining room: large rooms.
Near Lincoln Park.
A corner house, on wide avenue.
with fine yard. 10 rooms: center
heat; electric lights. A fine home
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th ct.
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JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE, Main go
20a Coaorads bldg.

The following houses are excd-
lent examples of their classes ct
city residences. Give them yoer
attention if you want to buy ore
of such houses:
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FOR sALE-Housrs.
GAAfaAM0A.

s ROONs AND BATH BRICK HOUSE IN GOOD
location northeast section Of city. Price, r. TO-
D. r DuniRan 141O II Ct. ne.
CHEVY CEASE. 0-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE
GROUNDS; $4,000. Apply $3.50 Jocelyn ST. or
phone Clev. 1260J after O'Clock. IS
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8 ACRES. ORCHARD; GARAGE FOR CARS:
14-roem, stone house baths; hot.water heat
a gentieman's country home Price, $50 COO BOO
1 acre lots fruit; 13-room new frame hou,e ::
bath hot-vatef heat; electricity and gas: garage
house st. Price, SIS, 600.
sth st. bet. g and 2 NV; s-room, 2-story
for garage. Price, $3.50. -S
?. J. TOTTEN 4 CO.,
Phone NJ. 1142. 1410 r. AZ
HANDSOME SToNE-FRONT RESIDENCE, IL
rooms, bath; h.w.h.: large brick stable in rear
to soft. alley. Terms. OWNER. 26s N st.
Nv: 25s
NEW HOUSE. ABOVE PARK Road. WEST
H.M: HEAT. porchea. ga elec. Price, 81 ESQ
DAVID n RAR&x. 1sW q It m. Natn io0a.
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BIZ OWNER, GROOM FRAME HOUSE. WITH
large lot. near Fort Myer. Va, 8 minutes to cars.
Convenient to two car lines; 6-cent fare TO
Aqueduct bridge. cent? to 18th St; &, 500;
tarms. Inquire at Hunters Station for MRS.
3. HAMILTON ee addrese r. y. D, No. 2,
AanxondEaas - ~
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ATTENTION! HOMESEEKERs,
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Possession April 1.
The most delightful residential Sec
ton Of Washington. A corner house
near 18th and Kilbourne sts.;
rooms, reception hall and tile bath;
tapestry brick dwelling; tastefully
decorated; weather stripped and
screened throughout shades and
awnings; hot-water heat; instan-
taneous Pittsburgh heater; cellar
under entire house: laundry tubs;
servants toilet; reinforced concrete
porches front and rear tsleeping
porch) room for garage. This house
is flooded with sunshine. Price.
$500. A trust Of $4,000 can re.
main.
W. D. SULLIVAN CO.. INC,
SIT 18th street NV,
Phone n. 4314,
Exclusive Agents.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


Csnfineel.
HIGHEST POINT ON 1eTH 81.
L sl a31Ms, h BONE:
spaM aaTHTa aRoUNps. WIrH BEAuTrruL
i snESs1ahfii os sAsASs
MASS. AVE, JUST VEST OF sHERDAh
1e ROOMS. BATHS q nEnRooMs).
nA1rn ae4rhET HONE f 3 EyssH RESPECT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
N. n. AVE, NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
Is ROOMS. BATHS. sERvANTS ROOMS.
ALL ROOMS OVERLOOKING STREET.
SIXTEENTH ST.. CORNER.
IA ROOMS, s BATHS: GARAGE.
NEW HOUSE. m PERFECT ORDER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
pErACHEp HOUSE: Is Rooms, 6 BATES.
RATED 70 SUIT PUEG clAs so TASTE.
LOCATION UNSURPASSED.
CAN BE BOUGHT AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
NORTH SIDE OF MASS. AVE.
Is ROOMS, 3 BATHS; HoT.wATER HEAT.
iMMEDTATE Possession.
PRICE REASONABLE.
coNvENIENT TO CAR LINE.
DETACHED HOUSE; IL ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
ALL W Mobs sEsy IsMrre1 hAnn;
GARAGE FOR TWO CARS.
AN peal RoME n EVERY ns o EEsF AND
PRICE REASONABLE.
DOWNTOWN HOME.
CONVENIENT TO al AL govt pEPTS; r
CAN cR Rn reRe - ROOMS os sA ag "
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
TWO 2.sTORY GARAGES.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FLORIDA AVE. WEST OF CONN AVE.
12 ROOMS. BATHS.
POSSESSION At ONCE.
ONE SQUARE NORTH OF MASS. AVE.
10 ROOMS. BATHS.
AN IDEAL HOME IN EVERY RESPECT.
M paEpI pI. r s6s s.
NORTH SIDE co o. ST; FEAR 14rH-
= i'oT ROOMS 9 FS;r-r r HaTns'
IDEAL PLACE FOR BOOMING BUSINESS.
PRICE AND TERMS REASONABLE.
POSSESSION MAY FIRST.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. IN PERFDCT ORDER.
10 ROOMS. isT-FIooR KITCHEN: GARAGE.
lM PRf6E rEA nsssasslGS'
IL ROOMS, BATHs.
TwosroRY GARAGE.
IN PERFECT ORDER.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PRICE AND TERMS REASONABLE.
Is Roo1s: sATHs 9 sEpRooas5.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
IDEAL HOME. CONVENIENT TO GOVT.
DEPTs. AND BUSINESS CENTER OF CITY.
soTT ho sSs 1 q n s BET sgH ssr
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoS.
N ST. NEAR saRD.
IL ROOMS AND BATH.
THIS HOUSE WAS BUILT y n oWNG GRn As
1 nS SbtHsn AZ Fos SESSION
FILLMORE ST. NEAR COL. ROAD.
THIS HOUSE Will BE SOLD. AS THE
10 ROOMS THIS I sa Is 4 s sEM1m HEAT
PRICE AND TERMS REASONABLE.
CLIFTON ST. NEAR 18th.
DdMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PRICE REASONABLE.
JUST A FEW DOORS FROM CONN. AVE.
EXTRA TOILET.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
II ROOMS NEAR ! R. CAB L EfEc 4 GAR
SERVANTS o1ARTHERs, II BASEMENT.
BELMONT ROAD. ovERLooKING GROUNDS
- o, OF BRISTOL school.
AN f IDEAL iof HONE
BE GIVEN UNTIL SEPT. 80. WILL
SELL AT A BARGAIN.
MUbF BE SEEN III BE ARFhEClAIEU.
NJ STREET NORTH OF 10TH
10 ROOMS AND BATH; \HOT-wATER HEAT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THIRD ST. BET. Q AND r.
10 ROOMS AND BATH.
GARAGE IN REAR FOR CARS.
WILL BE SOLD AT BARGAIN.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
KEoKUK ST.. WEST OF CONN AVE.
10 ROOMS BATHS; HOT-wATER HEAT
PERFECT HOME =
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PRICE REASONABLE; TERMS TO SUIT
KANAwHA ST.. WEST OF CONN. AVE-
10 ROOMS AND BATH; TOILETS
HOT-WATER HEAT.
FIREPROOF GARAGE: LOT 6OKS5
IN PERFECT ORDER.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
KANAwHA ST., EAST OF CONN. AVE
10 ROOMS, BATHS; HOT-WATER HEAT
LOT 50xS5; GARAGE.
POSSESSION AT ONCE.
KEOKuK ST. NEAR WISCONSIN, AVE
IL ROOMS AND BATH; HOT-WATER HEAT
SERVANTS BATH)
1900 so. FIT. OF GROUND,
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Price. 100000.

Elegant house, close % Dupont Orcae: -
front; architccturauy attractive; elegnuox -
structed; has about Is rssms, hathD; -
garage n rear; one Of he NEST bsauufu -.
tions Of the city.
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WANrEp-ApARTMEHTs.
ContinueA.

Continues.
FTaNmH5nD 1rARIMHN1T ,. WAETKD ,, 81, nH
can Main s71o. between and s. so
YOUNG NAvAL oIFIoER; WIFE AMP BABY b,
tober. Address Box 1soP. Star once. %
UNTURNBHHD SNAIL HOUsDKMnPING
apartment or rooms: lh.k:; b Nay - June l:
refined nan and wifs. Address w.. eos -"
SMALL APARTMENT BIZ YOUNG GOvERN-
ment volunteer and wife for period Of two
months; references. Address Box soe-P. Star
kICHENETTD APARTXENT Or HOUSE
keeping rooms; couple and beby nftesn months;
not exceed $45. Call Lincoln 514e.
PHYSICIAN WISHES 10 RENT FOUR Oh
slider suburban location. with garage preferred.
Address Box STOP. star once
ABATEMENT OF ONE Or TWO. RoOAs.
ing; man and wife. Address Box 216-P. Star
BIZ YOUNG MARRIED coUPLE. NORTHWEST
Can Col. 5l35
WIMBLEDON APARTMENT OR FLAT;
will take possession at once. Apply IS N. Y.
TWO REFINED GENTLENNN WANT sMALL
apartment or two homely furnished connecting
rooms; private bath. large closes: n:sr Dupont
ApriI :: Rent. ssss7s month. Write s. r; go
FURNisHEb APARTMENT. THREE ROOMS
and bath, including kitchenette, by Nay 1; Army
officer and wife. Address Boz SOP. Star once.
FOR SIX MONTHS: FURNIsHEp: TWO BED
porch NV. heights. Main $50.
REFINED GENTLEMAN WANTS APART
ment, Z rooms. htsheoette; references. Address
Box 106-P, Star ONCE. 2Ss
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT; ANY SIZE;
elevator; NV: will take possession April, May
or June; permanent. Address Box 75-P, Star Of
AGO. 4s
REFINED COUPLE DESIRE FOUR OR FIVE
room unfurnished apartment or small unfurnished
house; will assume manag cement apartment house
fer rent Of apartment. IL desired. Address Box
100 M Star once. q
IF VOC HAVE UNFCRNISHED ABATEMENT,
or 5 rooms, kitchenette and bath, or small
unfurnishcd house, city suburbs. communicate
with me. Dent answer unless respectable COM
munity. white. ami. and rent reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 219-M, Star ofhce. or telephone Frank
lin 3642. 26s -
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WANrED-ro RENT.


WANTED-HOUEIB
TO RENT:
ALL SECT1ON9
t TYIMs IRu III KFoRD Ine.5,
SIT 18th q. nv. ..
Army OTTTCER, WIFE AND THRID chill
dren must ind quarters; Chevy Chase or cleve-
lard Psxk preferred. Aodfes sax If. ssaf
We HAVE Demand for HOUSES. All sDoIIoNs.
IAst nth , % and see T gr Essp + rsesis:
I'VE have the BEST in EVER lection" I.
TWO ADULTS want to rent unfu.nshed door
or apt; NV. suburbs preferred Address Box
TIP. st1r once.
WANTED-s-Ro0M HOUSE. APPLY IS n. Z.
sdATI FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THREE
Adult, northeast or northwest suburbs NO obtec-
D uSTi Sddress Boz oe-P. star once 90
A OR 8 ROOM UNFURNIsHED Xix. APT.
or nat; anil; permanent occupants; in any
p' , 1e. Boz lisp. star ome.. a.
WANfh6-UNFURNIsHE HOUSE; OR
room house in Georgetown HEIGHTS or Cathe<iral
Msshs rs,ssnaD %., two in family
FURNISHED House IN SUBURBS FOR SUN
mer. from June 1; preferabiy with sieeping
S eNesn' Boz asI.k. star odae,. -
APRIL 1. SIX TO EIGHT ROOMS; WNIL LO-
Gated; furntshed or unfurnished. Address Box
4-P. star ONCE.
q 10 ROOM HoUSE-UNFURNIsHED YEAR
" lease; suburbs preferred; must Be good CON
munity. Telephone Franklin 6313. o6'
6 TO ROOM HOUSE (FURNIsHRD OR UN-
frrnished), Chevy Chase. Somerset, bethesda,
Potomac HefEhts; state ternns- Address Box
121-M, Star Once. 2Se
BY APRIL OR MAY I. FUR. H0USE OR Xix.
APARTMENT; must have at least two bedrooms;
preferably northwest section northwest sub
uros; state price and particulars. Address Box
a14-k. star once. "a
UNFURNISHED HOUSE By APRIL Is. Ad-
dreas Boz l97-P, Star Office: Ms
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Price, $I3,ooo.

Nicely located residence Of Il roouns, -
etc. Scott Circle; very attractive ffvuks -
mediate SURROUNDINGS unusually attractive; -
of houses nearby valued At from Afty % ssVuDl
hundred thousand dollars. This always nnkB .
small house more valaabae - . fes1As1ce -
home.
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DETACHED HOUSE, 7 ROOMS AND BATH, IN
East Brookland; large lot; $3.50. Terms. A.
]. KAUSE, 1901 kearney st. ne. 24s
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Price. 100000.

18th st.. north Of Scott Circle; fpe resiA1n4l
double front: elegantly adapted for eneeeeI
ing; garage rear; above price includes han11nul
furniture. -
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10 ROOMS, 2 BATHS. OPEN FIREPLACEs.
large sleeping porch gas and electric light, quar-
tered oak trim. steam heat Thoroughly com
Portable. sah.tAntial house. OWNER l603 Irp-
ing sk; t1Q.ooe
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Price. $4,000.

Elegant Massachusetts, avenue corner ho11ys -
rotms. 3 baths: one of the most attractive -
tons on this fne strset; beautiful out1pG<'
room for garage rear 81 house. Tbs pespef@7
IL especially desirable On account OF its lsea11mL
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FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
HOUsE, WITHIN TWO MINUTES WALK
Union station, Baltimore, $85 q month; furnish
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Price, So, 600.

Price, $500.
Comfortable house on 10th street.. nse4 -
Scott Circle. This includes q spaeodad 3ot. vo11A
will be very valuable for q nne rest6eacs 1noue
The house 10 well reated 1t pfssenk ~
possession can be given in thirty Days
VIII. H. SAUNDERS & co.
Southern Building,
BOZ 18TH St.
CSC ST. N.E-sR. AND B.. FURNz3
heat; lcrEe back alley also brick stable In rulks
house In splendid condition Price. $500.
1879 ID Ut. n-e.-6r. and b. In splendid cauG1p
ton large lot back 1877. alley. Prfca. 92nuo
JOS. A. HERBERT & son.
SIS 3. Cap. ct.
SIX-ROOM, TILE BATH: OTIS ST. RE5i-
Phone Ceve 1918 Sc
Is SIX-ROOM HOUSES; MODERN INPROVK
menfs: we'll located Price. $1,000 to S1,eGo.
Small cash paymentS; balance % suit purchnn1R
0ner for ten day. only. J. B. KINNkAk -
District Bank bldg. 1905 @ It
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room bungalow: IA acres; 2 city blocks from
car line on W.. B. 4 A. Can be seen Sunday.
T. T. SIMONS. Center Market
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CHEVY CHASE.
BARGAIN.

North Of Conn. Ave. Bridge; 10 roomu.
2 baths; porches; hot-water heat; elee-
tric light; reduced to $500; terma.
VI. II. WALKER, To 18th St NV. {
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20
WAGES AND PRICES

The wealth of the United States is
estimated at $3.50, 900, 100000; its an
nual production, $5O,OOO,0OO,0OO. Six
per cent of its total wealth is Sic, ,OOO,-
100000, which is 80 per cent Of its an
nual production. From these figures,
speaking approximately, it may be as
sumed that z per cent Of the cost OF
our total annual production is the
cost of labor and 80 per cent is the
cost of the capital which includes the
natural resources as well as the ma
chinery of production. Should price
levels be reduced to go per cent Of the
present levels it would mean that the
earning capacity of the United States
would be reduced from $4,000, ,OOO,-
900 annually to $4,000, 100000 annu-
ally. If the reduction of labor and
capital shall be uniform, it would
mean that capital would earn 3.6 pei
cent or nine billions of the total earn
ing power of the nation, while labor's
wages would be reduced from thirty
five billions to twenty-one billions. If
the sixty per cent level is the basis
to which business must return in or
der to be normal, and in order that we
may find market for our surplus goods
in foreign markets, then labor must
be brought to see that that price level
is altogether the best for him as well
as for the employer. Best for the
wage Garner because it insures con-
tinuous employment without reducing
the purchasing power of his earning
The Mining Congress Journal.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20

The plan TO increase the director
ship Of the Chamber Of Commerce
from three to nine members will prob
ably be worked out at the election to
be held in that organization this week.
This matter Is one that the members
ought to be thinking about SO as to
be able to answer quickly and de-
cidvely the questions that may arise.
Most Of the fellows, including the
present directors, seem to think that
nine directors will be better than
three, inasmuch as responsibility will
be scattered over q greater number OF
the business men. Many matters
handled by the directors Of the Cham
ber Of Commerce require a great deal
Of time and sacrifice and of times 1t
happens that q quorum cannot be
summoned quickly enough on matters
requiring quick action. The coming
year will be q very busy year for the
Chamber of Commerce and the pro-
gram and appointment of the execu-
tives should be worked out carefully
and with no hasty or careless judg-
ment. Like other organizations OF
the town the Chamber Of Commerce
has had to contend with some dis
sention.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take . glass Of Salh If your BacL
huFS or Bladder bOthen-Weat
foEms uric acid.

II you must have your meat every day,
eat It, but flush your kidneys with sAlts
occasionally, says . noted authority who
tells US that meat forms uric acid which
almost paralyEes the kidneys in their ef.
forts to expel It from the blood They
become sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with . dull misery in the kidney
region, sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue 10 coated and when the weather
10 bad you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine gets cloudy, full Of sediment, the
channels often get sore and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two or three
time during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids, to
cleanse the kidneys and hush of the
body's urinouS waste get four ounces Of
Jad Salts from any pharmacy here;
take . tablespoonful In . glass Of
water before breakfast for . few days
and your kidneys Will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for generations
10 flush and stimulate slurgish kidneyS
also to neutraliEs the acids In urine,
% II no lOngsr irritateA thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts b insxpensivs; cannot In.
juFs. and makes . dslightfnl OfsFVescsnt
fthiarWntg dFink.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20
DAREEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
win Know.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair 20 its natural
color dates back TO grandmother's
time. She used Il 20 keep her, hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or gtreG1ed appearance.
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect
But brewing at homo q munsy and
out-of-dAte. NoWadayS, By asking at
any drug store for q bottle Of ''Wyoth'a
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you
VIII get this famous cid preparation.
improved BY the addition Of other In
gradients. which can be depended up
on 70 restore natural color and beauty
70 the hair.
A well-known downtown drungist
says Il darkenB the hair 90 naturally
and evenly that nobody can tall it has
been applied. You simply dampon q
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at q time. By morning the
gray hair disappears, and aftsF an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyoth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound n q delightful toilet rOquiGlte
for those who desire q more youthful
appearance. II n not intended for
the cure. mitigation or provontion q
disease
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20
INFLUENZA BAD COLUM-
BUS COUNTY TOWNS
Galena Reports 81 New Cases
and Columbus 22-COunty
Health Officer Warns Ep-
idemic Is Not Over

Columbus Advocate: The influenza
is not showing much signs Of improve
ment, says DR.. J. Dale Graham, health
officer today. 81 don't want anybody
To get the idea that il is about over"
continued the physician, because 1t
is bad yet, and there will have to be
greater precautions taken about the
quarantine at homes"
The largest number Of cases today
is reported from Galena, where 81
new cases broke out in the last twen-
ty-four hours.
Columbus doctors reported % new
cases here, and there are still perhaps
seventy homes under quarantine in
this city.
Baxter reports six more cases,
Treece three, and Weir City one.
Other places had not reported today.
Carelessness at Treece, in failure to
observe the quarantine, led DR.. Gra-
ham to issue orders there to have vio-
lators arrested by the sheriff, if they
do not observe the regulations.
The kind Of weather we are now
having is twice as liable to develop
pneumonia cases from influenza
which makes it doubly important for
patients to be careful.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom III.

II you are accustomed to wake up
With q coated tongue, foul breath or
4 dull. dizzy headache; or, II your
meals sour and turn into gas and
acids, you have Q real surprise await
Ing you.
Tomorrow morning, Immediately
upon arising. drink . glass OF hot
water with teaSpoonful OF limestone
phosphate IN H. This In intended to
hrSt neutralise and then wash out OF
your stomach. liver, kidneys and
ihiFty feet Of intestines all the indi.
EostiblO waste, poisons, sonr bile and
toxins, thus cleansing, Bweetening and
purifying the entire allmentary canal.
Those subject TO sick headaches,
haclEache, bilious attacks, constipation
OF any form Of stomach trouble, are
nrgsd TO get O quarter pound OF lime
0tone phosphate from the drug store
md begin enjoying this morning IN.
0idO.bath. II 10 said that men ana
Wumen who try this become enthu-
Giagtic and keep Il up daily. II n .
aplondid health measure for It h more
Important 20 keep clean and pure on
the inside than on the outside, because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
Eios into the blood, causing disease
while the bowel pores do.
The principle OF bathing inside 70
nct new, aSmiIlions Of people practice
M lust a. hot water and soap cleanse,
purify and frsshen the ska, 20 hot
Wntor and Q teaspoOnfnl Of limestone
phoSphats act on the stomach, liver,
ddnSyS and bowels. Llmegtone phos-
DhatO q an inexpensive white pOWoR
nnd almost taStolssA
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20

ing Herald, is complaining at Miami
as follows: LAST winter when small
pox stalked abroad in the land insid-
iously imposing itself on the streets
and in public places without hinder
ance, local health physicians excused
their neglect of duty by pointing to
the fact of no money to fight the dis
ease.' The county now has a $4,000
health fund, and Miami wants to
swipe this fund to defray the expense
of taking a federal census Of that
town. and not having any shame nor
regard for public health, is in fair
way to get her DEVILS clutches upon
that money"
Baxter Springs news., 1918-12-20

pes. We had cleaned the place up
and she looked pleased. ! am back
with the company again. The Goth
Division has n mighty good reputa-
ton and I am glad ! am In It.
Nov. 18th, 1918.
We are still ut this German train
ing camp. / have q nice place to
sleep with q stove and have a bed
that some Germans had used. took
nice hot bath today. Seventy Of US
took bath ut once. Il was short and
sweet and more cooties were made
homeless than you have any idea.
There are more lice with these SOL
diers than there are in the whole
United States. / haven't any yet but
expect them soon.
The Kansas and Missouri boys have
been beside US on this front but !
haven't been able to find anybody /
know. They did some mighty good
fighting, but the o. T. boys are the
ones with the good reputation as
fighters. We were on the front or
moving up from August 21st to the
end Of the war.
On the st. Mihiel front ! was on
ammunition detail all the time and
was under shell fire of and on all the
time. Our company lost very few
men which we are all thankful for. !
will tell you all about It when ! get
home. One of the fellows just came in
with lots of cigarettes and chocolate
and our little o. T. which goes on oul
coat sleeves. have intended to send
you q German steel helmet. They are
as common as fleas over here. think
could pick up fifty in an hours time
1t has been bright and cold for the
last few days with nice moon light
nights which makes US all want to
come home. We have quite a time
talking about going home. Some say
it will be two months, others think
six months. The sooner the better
for me as have seen plenty Of Eur.
ope. Wish ! could see you all but as
can't l wish you all a Merry Xmas