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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-21
Business Chances

Business Chances
PHONE 3673-EI Paso Transfer Co bar-
gage and moving. hauling Of all kinds
MEXICAN LAW ADVISORY DEPT-E1
Lesai matters Ask pamphlet. NJ Bolanos
saeho. -ol Martin BIG. Fl Paso. Tex
GOOD STOCK OF groceries. nice apart
ment IN connection. good location cheap
rent Must sell by first Pm. 1Tss.
MUST SELL AT ONCE my dental Office
and fixtures IN Gainesville. Texas. Cheap
Tor cash Box %. Alto. Tex
FOR QUICK SERVICE in hauling can
761 OR s6s
TENICO TRANSFER co.
DRIVING To RANGER-EASTLAND
WIN 60 via. Fl Stockton. san Angelo.
abilene. Cisco Can take four passengers.
Leave Sunday or Monday P. o. box s4g.
COLONIAL HOTEL-Best location IN
Globe. ARK Does splendid business.
Z. q. box 124. Globe. Ariz
HOUSTON Transfer & Storage can US
and get our low price on moving house
hold goods and pianos Phi $50. Ed Nc
LauRhlin- Mgr.
FOR sALE-Paying business. good Ioca-
tlon. with lease ard living rooms. Rea-
son. other business demanding my time.
g. Roland, 1890 Alameda.
CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
BY owning a grocery score. WIl trade
gN4 a small STOCK and fixtures FOR YOUR
Ford- Apply mornings. EOS y. Ochoc St.
BLACKSMITHS TAKE NOTICE Well
equipped blacksmith shop with grist mill
in connection In live North Texas town
GOOD business and desirable in every re-
specr Must sell at once. Address box
SIS. Deaetur. Tex.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale at a big sac-
rifice- Located IN prosperous and pro-
gressive city OF about 5000 people No
competition Owner must sell AT once.
easy terms. Eagle Pass Steam Laundry.
Eagle Pass. Texas
HOTEL-European Establisred -FOUR yesrs
by owner. Guaranteed clearing 500. 90
monthly; 5000 furnishing lease one
half cash. take Liberty bonds automobile.
clear land; reason drafted Main St.
Ardmore. Okla Population 10000 Gladys
Hotel
BRANCH MANAGER wanted for ia es-
tablished Chicago concern. We furnish
full stock OF goods. advertising matter,
and equip store completely. ia good 10
cation. all at OR expense and pay you
$40 a week salary. in addition TO liberal
share OF the profits your store earns. Work
can be started In spare time. No invest
ment or previous experience necessary 10
secure this position II you are a hustler
ana want an opportunity 20 make $4,000
TO $4,000 a year we want you and will
pay you wen from the start Send mo
your application today s. Levy. Mgr,
Department 5tS, Como Bids. Chicago. IL
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WEATHER BULLETIN
CcoD NAQ NENS
RoQ UNCLE SAfl.

c. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
HEaTHER El-EEAr-
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FOR RENr
S--oom brick. Lee St .--.--- 95001
Furnished 10 rooms. SIP. 1orches.
n e Paso St. SIS. or wlll sen fur
niture and lease house for 500.
5-room frame. 11aEoffin Ave. 5000
Groom house. Wyoming. ST.. 5000
House and two acres OF land 5000
4-room house, good barn. chicken
yards and 20 acres land with bear
ing orchard
Large store room and basement.
near Union Station
Store rooms. AnEelus Hotel Bldg
". ?. PAYNE
E11 Mesa Ave Phone 1859.
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FOR RENr

FOR RENT
Nevada St, rooms. 3 p -....s.....-Ss5
Arizona St. rooms. . S. P ........--Ss5
wyoming St, rooms. s p ......--sso
Myrtle Ave. Is rooms. $. P .......-&l0
olive St. rooms S. p ---..-.s...-S9 $50
wyoming St. 4 rooms. S P. ..ss....f2o
Wyoming St, rooms. s. p ..-...-...g15
Epson Ave, rooms .---.-...-......S5 $50
Mckinley Ave. s rooms (furnlshedl .f50
n Kansas rooms Furnished .....-S $50
See list at office FOR other houses and
apartments.
JAS L. MARI q CO.. Pm. 4S5o.
UNFU FINISHED
a r. bath. s. P. Clifton ST. ...-..S11-o0
g r. bath. s p. Detroit ST .......-Sz0-00
r. bath. S P, Piedras S......-..S@5.ou
r.. bath. W Rio li-aude. ........g 5000
r. bath. s. P, heat garage, Hueco
r, bath. $ ?, heat. Cliff St..--s6o-oo
r.. bath. S. p. Myrtle st. -...ss150
FURNISHED
r.. bath. S P. heat. F. Rio Grauds $500
4 r. bath. C. s p, heat, Ha.nuron
street ----- $1,000 5000
Apartments Furnished and Unfurnlshed-
Let Us handle your rentals.
ANDEkSON-ElLLER INVESTMENT CO.
Rental Satisfaction.
sos Mesa Ave. Phoas 1851
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For Rent-Hou,e. unfurni,h.d

For Rent-Houses Unfinished
e------------~-~-----~-~--- ~-----~~---~---~~---
SIX ROOMS nodern- Phone 7o1sw.
THREE room cottage. kiIchenet and
Stepping porch Ph- sll2J- 39lg Aontana-
SIX ROOMS unfurnishsd. sleeping porch
heating plant: strictly modern Phi s1T7-
FOR RENT-Sine room house. 100 block
no Grande 81 Phi 79.7J-
FOR RENT-Fiye roo-n cottage 1911 n
Kansas. Cor River. $50 Tel 555sR- =
Ny HOME can Be arrangcd for Two FAINT
les party furnished Iobin's Second Ad-
ditlon- Pm Ell
CLEAN five room bungalow. Sleeping
porch. garage. near Richmond Terrace. $50
FOR REST-SIx room house. bstueen
Fort Bliss and Camp Bierns- REM cheap
Iaks camp Bierne titne-
-FOUR ROOM house anI large chicken
yard, one block frcm car line, SIS. s41s
Louisville Phi 1851
DANDY roominE house proposition. close
IN. North Oregon rooms. sleeping
porches and small cottage in rear Phone
1--WE ROOMS end sleeping porch. 1lss
Nevada St Apply to
LAY REALLY s Trust CO..
Phone 55l5. eoi Trust Bids
FOR RENT-Close in four room house. az
jas. L MARI s Co.
Phone 4S50-
Don't crowd your kitchen with Two
stoves Buy a combination coal and gas
range Your credit is o. X
FOUTZ-MOOBE FURNITURE CO.
FOR RENT. On Arizona ST. SIS month.
Very desirable eight room house with tive
large sleeping porches, full basement
Jas L MARI 8 Co. Phi 455o-
FOR KENr-UNFURN1SHE
Eight rooms. bath. sleeping porch 1901
Laurel street; and others See our list
p. ". WILLIAMS
General Insurance
Phone 1144. 31a First Natl Bank Bldg
MY HOME. beautiful grounds chicken
yards. garage All fenced Cheapest rent
IN e Paso. TOXINS Second Addition
Phi 297L
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Lost and Found


LOST-Plain gold band ring. Friday. Phi
6351- Reward
LOsT-Gold medal. E. ". Chess engraved.
Reward. Phi. 1889.
THE DOG was los because be did not
wear a collar sold BY Scientifically Co.
80 Texas
LO>T-Gold lavalier set with three small
diamonds, between Fort Bliss aud Eiite
Co1fectlohery- liberal reward Phi. 1913.
LOST-Gray burro branded r. ears clipped
50 reward. Return to Alex Idcata, Jr
3ll2 Bisbee. Phi $50.
LOST-Thursday afternoon. a friendship
pin set with pearls. between Oregon and
Mesa. BY way Of the park. Pm 1893
LOST-Between Piedras and Fort Bliss
car Wednesday night. pair Of gold nose
glasses Finder please return TO Miss Jen-
sen. 5000 san Diegro- Reward
LOST-In downtown district Tuesday, two
war saving certificates in folder, belonging
20 four year old boy with his name at
tached, Clyde A. Jolly. IT. Reward II re-
turned 70 his mother T0S y oregon.
S1OO REWARD
STOLEN HUDSON AUTO
Motor number 31S99; Serial No. J-1O55.
New Mexico license No. 5424. seven pas
senger. Super-Slx. dirty yellow body. black
wheels and Tenders. three Goodyear cord
tires. two buckskins. dent in back Of car
from backing into post. glass all out OF
rear OF top. Car stolen from Deming.
n II. belongs 10 ID. ~ Mcclure, Deming.
y. n. hold car and advise W. s Simpson,
sheriff DeminE. by wire or phone.
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Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent

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10 ROOM r0cminr house. close IN. rooms
an rented. good location; nice home place.
$500 each Phi 75fs
FOR sALE-Furniture 10 room house.
rooms rented. hcmeiil1e. close in. terms
Apply corner West Missouri and Davis
REAL. BARGAIN
$500 buys the best paving close in roonilng
house Paid 5000 year ago
LAY REALTY & TRUST co.
.04 Trust RId-- Phone T51E
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For Rent-House, Furnished


ALL OR PART q beautiful home con
veuient 10 Fort Bliss and Camp Baker
Reasonable. Pm S1I5J
FOR RENT-One half nicely furnished SIX
room cottage No small children sol
Wyoming
THREE rooms ana Sleeping porch. nicely
furnished. 20 adults one block from car
PART Of nicely furnished bungaiuW on
Bliss street, near Alta Vista school Con
veuient for army couple Pm SoSsW-
THEE large rooms. glassed Sleeping
porch. Highland Park. SIS m2nth- Phi
sl74J.
FOR RENT room apartment house.
walking distance suitable for r1omern.
rooms furnished Pm s5l5 mornings
10 RELIABLE healthy adults. half OF
cottage three beautiful rooms. living room.
dining room. Kitchen. Eiassed porch.
se15Q. Phi 151N
FOR RENI-1Iodern nine room hcrse.
completely furnished. garage. close in. $50
per month Leavell e sherman. phone
COSBY three rooms. bath. Sleeping porch.
modern eonvenienees. one block from IS
minute car service Ideal home for army
couple. Phi s0ltR. sunday or evenings
sos NATIONS AVE. s r. bungalow.
Nicely furnished Very desirable Con
FIsK-RAMsEY REALTY CO. ''''
Phone 1of3- Trust Bldg
FURNISHED HOUSES
s roous. two story. 1915 y. Fl Paso-..S45
rooms. GIL y. Ochoa ------......--s.5
TNFU RNI>TfFD
~ rooms. 80 LeAas --------s..---.--s $50
rooms. 29l9 Memphis -----.-...-..-f35
411-i-er a4-a 20 Wv
90. r--, W y CAhL
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helatlFe humidity al neon Saturday in
Fl Paso was IS percent
State Of weather .-..--..--..f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-21
Personal
Money to Loan

MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. autos.
chattel mortgages. Newton. rs Trust Bid.
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~ 2 LlIlLIllI7 y nc WIZ.
Upper Fff5ff hand corner doiCB in
bodg,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-21

ALL OR PART q beautiful home ron
venient to Fort Bliss and Camp Baker.
Eeasolahle. Ph- sI-aI.
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BARGAIN WANTED
Wanted TO Rent

WANTED by gentleman health seeker.
room with sleeping porch. in Highland
Park district sos South Fl Paso ST.
A GENTLEMAN desires room aud board
On private family net close in Address
by letter giving rates and particulars Ad-
dress ID sos care Herald
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LOsT-Plain gold band ring. Friday. Pi
6351- Reward.
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Mrs. Howry Wins Prize.

Mrs. Charles B. Howry of Washing
ton was winner of the bronze medal
in the bury the kaiser" tournament
played on the White Sulphur Springs
was a mock tournament. was the &C.
casion of much merriment for throngs
of sojourners. A secret burial place
for the miniature kaiser doll made by
Kawashtma, the Japanese artist, who
has studio there. was selected by a
committee, and at the tea hour the
burial took place: throngs of people
followed the orchestra to the grave as
it played funeral dirges. and the four
players whose balls lay nearest the
Mr. Thomas B. Paine won the first
prize, a silver Red Cross medal. Mr..
Leon Moyse and Mr.. Edward P.
Warner of New York were winners of
the third and fourth prizes.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke went to
Baltimore yesterday to be the guest
for a week of his sister, Mrs. John N
Mckenzie, at her residence in Park
avenue.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Mary
Carmody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James ]. Carmody, and Mr.. John James
McLane, U. S. n, son of Mrs. Helen
McLane, took place Wednesday morn
ing, September II: at st. Aloysius
Church, WITH Huplldl mass by Rev.
rather John B. Pittar. S. J.
The bride wore a dress of georgette
crepe and satin, trimmed with silver
lace and net veil held by a bandeau
Of pearls, and carried shower of
white roses. She was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Mary G. Ritenour. as ma
tron of honor, and Miss Marion Nc
Lane as maid of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Helen Caffery Miss
katherine. Kelley and Miss Tootsie
Kelley. who wore net dresses trim
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| with large black velvet picture hats,
and carried bouquets of sweet
heart roses. The flower girls were
Misses Anna Weisenberg and Mar
over pink and blue silk. with net lace
caps, and carried baskets of roses
Master Edward Logan, the ring
bearer, wore a white sailor suit. Mr..
Joseph MAYHEM was best man for Mr.
McLane and the ushers were Mr. John
Mayhem, Mr.. Dennis Moore, Mr.. Jo-
seph Hall and Mr.. James McProudy.
| After the ceremony the wedding
| breakfast was served at the residence
of the brides parents, and a recep-
ton followed, after which the. bride
and groom left for their honeymoon
| trip to Norfolk by water and later to
New York. The bride wore becom-
ing travelling suit Of brown broad,
shoes to match.
Mrs; Charles 3. Warren. wife Of
the past six weeks at the Huron Noun
! tain Club, will return to Washington
tomorrow.
r The Red Cross unit Of st. Margaret's
parish will meet at st. Margaret's
Church, Connecticut avenue, for sur
gical dressing work each Tuesday and
kFriday morning Of the week from $3.50
to 1 pm, and on Wednesday evenings
from 1890 to $50. The call for this
work is very urgent.
Mrs. McRae, wife of Mai. Gen.
James H. McRae, has leased an apart
ment in the Parkwood, in K street,
and expects to remain there while the
general Is on foreign service.
Rae are busily engaged in war work
in Washington. as they are enlisted in
the Navy as yeowomen.
Mrs. Fred bennett. who has been
spending several months in New York
city, will return to Washington today,
accompanied by her son, Midshipman
Rodney bennett of the U. S. Naval Acadia
envy, Annapolis, amt her nanghter,
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Bay. L. Ito make an autumn visit
Gently returned to Washington, is at
their home at 1920 K street.
Mrs. A. W. Church and Miss Jose,,
Chatham, New York. where they have
been joined by Mr.. Church, who has
been in Bridgeport. Mrs. Church and
their family have spent the summer
In their country home at Port Chester,
New York.
Miss Dorothy Paine, whose engage
ment to Capt. Robert T. P. Storer
was announced last week in Boston.
is the only daughter of Mr.. Robert
nue., Boston, and Waltham, Mass, and
her late mother was before her mar
riage Miss Marie L. Mattingly of
Washington.
She made her debut in Boston
last winter and was chosen secre-
tary Of the 1917-1S Sewing Circle at
its first meeting for organization.
Miss Paine bears one of the Oldest
New England names and is a direct
descendant Of Robert Treat Paine,
who signed the Declaration Of indie
pendence. She is related to a great
many of the prominent families in
Boston.
Capt. Storer, who is son Of Mr.
and Mrs. ohm II. Storer edith Paine)
of Beacon street and Waltham, is
cousin of his fiance.
Capt. Storer is in France with the
3O5th Artillery. He is a graduate of
Harvard. "A, and member of the
D. K. E., the Institute of 1910 and OF
the Phoenix. Iroquois. Hasty Pudding.
Varsity and Fly clubs. He made q
notable record in athletics during his
school and college course. He at
tended the Plattsburg training camp
in 1916 and the first Plattsburg Of
ficers' training camp in 1917, receiv-.
ing his captains commission and
being assigned to the 305th F. A. at
Camp Upton. During the summer Of
1917 he was sent to the school OF
fire for field artillery at Fort Sill,
Okla.
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ton barracks gave an informal dance
last evening at the officers Club.
A farewell hop to the Goth Artillery
was given last evening in the Admin
istration building at Fort Myer.
Those in the receiving line included
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McNamee. Mrs. James
Lockett and Mrs. Robert S. A.
|Dougherty. The post band played for
the dancing and the walls Of the ball.
room were draped with flags.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams and
Miss Marie Adams have returned
after spending the summer at Spring
Lake. N. J.
The marriage OF Miss Elsie Marie
johnson of Washing tbn, daughter Of Mr..
Eand Mrs. Samuel Johnson, and Sergt.
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Joseph Bowden Duryee, U. S. A., sta
toned at Camp Meade, took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock in the
apartment Of the bridegroom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sacket Duryee, at the
Franklin. Only a small company OF
present at the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. John E. Fort OF
| the Brightwood Park M. E. Church.
! Lieut.. Franklin Cotesworth Herndon
| of Washington, son of Mr.. AID Mrs.
! ly stationed at Fort Keogh, Montana,
was married Thursday, September s..
I to Miss Antoinette Marie Mason oil
Miles City. Mont.
| Lieut.. Herndon has been ordered to
Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. Owen NJ. Harrah, wife of Lieut.
Harrah, who before marriage was Miss
Marigold Whitford, has come to Wash
ington to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrah and her little daughter
who accompanies her, has spent the
past six months with her husband al
Camp Lewis, Wash, and Camp Ere
mont. Cal, where he has been stationed
at the base hospitals. Lieut.. Harrah
will shortly leave for foreign service
and during his absence Mrs. Harrah will
remain in Washington.
| Casa Blanca, the beautiful home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nix, on Hemp
stead avenue, Rockville Center. Long
Island. was the scene of the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Alma Nix. and
Lieut. Walter LIE Roy Saunders, avi-
alton section. U. S. A.. Tuesday even
: ing, September 10. Lieut., Saunders
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall B
| Saunders of Washington. who, with
other members of the. family, were
guests at the wedding.
The Rev. DIR. Mansfield performed
the ceremony in the presence of about
| 200 guests.
| The bride wore a graceful gown Of
white satin, with rose point from the
! bridal gowns of her mother an(
grandmother. The long tulle veil wa!
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adjusted with orange blossoms, and
she carried a bouquet of lilies Of the
valley and orchids. Attending her
were her sister, Miss Marjorie Nix.
as maid of honor, and Miss Dorothy
Saunders, the ten-year-old sister Of
the bridegroom, as flower girl. Capt.
Alexander Griswold.- U. S. A.. was the
best man for Lieut.. Saunders.
Following the reception, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Saunders went for a short wed-
ding journey, and later Will live In
Washington.
Casa Blanca. the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nix on Long Island, is almost an
exact reproduction of Monticello. the
home of Thomas Jefferson. at Char
1ottesville. Va, and with its forest
Of oaks and beautiful grounds is one
of the show places of Rockville Gem
ter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis of this city
and Mr.. Hazlett C. Krimmel of Phila-
delphia were married last evening 4e
the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Ellen Madison Ward. 4406 Kansas ave
Petworth NJ. E. Church officiating.
The brides sister. Mrs. Leslie Lee
Kemp, was the matron of honor. while
her brother, Mr.. Horace Ward, was
the best man. The bride wore dark
gray travelling dress. with hat to
match, and her bouquet was of or
chids and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Kemps dress was dark blue. and she
carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas
and lilies of the valley.
The house was decorated with
palms and flowers, and the brides
sister-in-law, Mrs. J. Paul Ward,
played the wedding music. Later in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Krimmel
left for a wedding trip in the north.
and after October l they will be at
home in Brookline, Mass.
Engagement Announced.
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ME annual furry changes the diplomatic the various
small fontes the visit of American min
lister Sweden Mrs. Morris; the of prominent
folk from the problem house hunting all
OF importance the bits of news
diplomats several of them meaning loss society," such
as the that the Mr. a lama
become minister of foreign affairs for his and the dpar
of Gen. Vgna military ace OF the French embassy who has
been in Washington for several years. for France.
exchanges of between host
and guest frequent when the French and Nine
Jusserand
gave during of the
equally informal entertained by the Secretary
of State and Mrs Lansing while the luncheon which the minister OF
Sweden Mr. Ekengren the Metropolitan Club for Mr. Morris
Wednesday assumed proportions
THE old Jewish legend The Jack
Il amazing than the
as interest enrces h one well known nome and then
Several the embassies Washington owned by the
So rapid has been the growth of
the American capital that the which once n the gGfe
Conectieut long became inadequate
ss t% s a sess os1 S1s the ms
& ali Rsn
% M S S diplomatic
MoNG the most important changes
"A Swedish legation from 1920 street the
important Mr. Mrs Rudolph Kauann 1875
fashionable highway fact might well be called
Diplomatic avenue Spanish
Bolivia sam Cuba Panama Ecuador
N % m &
have called nh And while
DAYS at diplomatic calling
the smallest ncees must be
IRON where society fingers reports of the
CAV does perhaps
and carnival at Forest HILL
l. Mrs Caldwell of Representative CALDWELL who
most philanthopic life of Washington
winter was promoter and will perhaps
than Golfers Soldier
the New York stage presenting features
OUTDOOR appeal those who like Mrs William Gibbs
~ nger White Sulphur Springs and golf
much of their while the trails
with riding parties find their the
RIDGES on trips exploration
will add the and the
early
track the lone their return
Pines
n h;oh the valley Elhu
ber river where country sausage Virginia ham
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Miss Dorothy bennett, who has been
for the past year. Miss bennett and
Midshipman bennett will spend the re-
mainder of their vacation with their
parents at their home at 1888 @ street.
Mrs. Kyle, wife of Capt. Kyle.
U. S. A., entertained the Post Card
Club at the Officers Club at Fort
Myer Friday afternoon.
Mai. and Mrs. Joseph M. Swing. the
latter formerly Miss Josephine March,
daughter of Maj. Gen. Peyton C..
March, and bride of the. summer,
have gone to Fort sMyer, where they
are. establi IN qu;ar1ers-s.--.
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Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Levy an
nounce the engagement OF their
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Continued on Second Page.)
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--ria officers stationed at washing.
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Mrs Frances B. Loring and Miss
Lydia Loring have gone to Oyster
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waiting fss TIE ne'aro.

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Giles retained 20 The hpuse alone.
SAYS London ~ nlta
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the worst
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Oil and gas lease blanks for sale
.; The Leader Office Conform to
all tate supreme court decisions.
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We manufacture a carburetor for
Fond cars which is guaranteed 10 give
double the mileage over any other car
buretor ever constructed regardless
OF name, make or price.
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