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The evening world., 1919-08-07
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copyriEht. 1919. b The Press fgbli.hins 90.
CThs New rork ENonlng woddl.
OOLDdERS Of seventeen different
nativities, but American SOL
diers every one OF them, who
were hurt and MANNED. are being
made Independent at n reconstruc-
ton school which Is now well under
way at Newark. They are alike in
that all wear the uniform OF the
United States Army or Navy and
alike In that the Government owes
them recompense greater than mere
charity. But they are as unlike as
Indians can be from Italians, negroes
from Scandinavians. They are the
materials OF which the melting pot
makes into sound Americanized
metal ell the best traits to be found
In all the nations.
All OF them have been honorably dis
charged and the Government IS keep
ing TO the full It's promise to take
care OF them" Ten per cent OF the
men disabled by war injuries are be-
lieved to be capable Of learning use
flll occupations to which their remain
ing limbs and organs can be adapted.
While they attend the rehabilitation
school the Government pays the mar
ried men 800 month and the un-
married SIS. so they can give their
whole attention to learning their new
vocations without being distressed
and harried by the needs OF their
home folks.
The Government has selected the
Newark College OF Technology as its
New York district unit for technical
training for any soldier, sailor or ma
rine who may apply, the tuition being
paid by the Government. Nearly iOt
men have already entered the colleg,
desirous OF taking advantage OF tho
opportunity to get vocational eduea'
ton to a high technical limit. Theii
ages range from 10 to 35 years and
several are married and with families
Several have married since entering
Many OF these men are refined anC
with high school diplomas and tn
4 courses taken by some will exten,
over a period OF four years. Thougl
manned they have the desire and de
termination TO become efhcient, phys
ically as well as mentally. and TO be
come n working unit OF worth In tn
Industrial world Instead OF remalninI
an incapacltated load on some on
else. SO they are learning all owe
Again how 70 do things.
And DR.. Daniel h. Hodgdon, direc
tor Of the college. chummies right 1
with the fellows. encourages then
: chats with ana helps them dufin
; leisure moments and sees that all IN
. college instructors do the same in a
r effort TO upltft them to highC
. thoughts and standards and to kee
them happy.
Fellows from former different pros
porous walks Of life apply daily
The evening world., 1919-08-07
England S Awards to War Chiefs
Historic Method Of Showing
Gratitude for Victories Won

ated the grade OF full General. ane
It is pertinent to recall that after a
failure OF a business house in which
he was a member he was so needy
that he took to writing his Personal
Memoirs" TO support himself and his
family. Sherman and Sheridan later
became full Generals as a mark OF
gratitude for their deeds in the CiS!l
War.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles was raised toI
the rank OF Lieutenant General after
the Spanish War and Admiral Dewey
won the thanks OF Congress, a sword
and the grade of full Admiral. The
American people themselves gave
home TO the hero of Manila G@L.
Not only have the English akFay
proved themselves highly grateful u
their successful warriors, but they
have in most instances treated their.
unsuccessful leaders with more on
less magnanimity. CORVALLIS, who
surrendered to Washington at York :
town, not only escaped censure, but
in 1856 was appointed to the Order OF
the Garter, was named Governor Cen
eral Of India and Commander in Chief
in Bengal. Sir Redvers Henry Butler,
who failed to subdue the Beers in the
South African War, returned to Eng
land an unpopular man, but he did
not suffer the fate OF Lieut.. Gen.
Stoessel, Russian commander at Port
Arthur. After the Japanese had COM
PEELED his surrender, Stoessel was
condemned to die by the RussiaD@.
but the Gear commuted his sentence
to ten years, and he was pardoned
vensky. under whom the Russian
| feet was practically annihilated by
Admiral Togo In the Sea OF Japan,
was Indicted for cowardice TO which
charge ne pleaded guilty to save his
officers, but he was subsequently ac-
quilted.
The death OF Kitchener in a Brit-i
ish cruiser sunk by mine in the
course Of the war doubtless cut Short
further honors for X. of X. For hia
campaign against the Mahdi, cul-
minatins at Omdurman, he was made
a Baron and received Sl50,00O: in
1902, after the South African cam
| paigns, he was raised TO a viscountcy
and was awarded S250000, and in
1914 the Earldom of Khartum and
Broome was created for him. Fred
| erlck Sleigh Roberts OF Indian ane
South African fame rose thrOuRN
successive posts to an Earldom q
| received a grant Of t600,0oQ.
The evening world., 1919-08-07

70 zee a girl dress 20 attract atten-
ton" have read about men not
liking to see powder and paint on a
girls face, but see they 60 about
with girls from whose faces you really
could not scrape the junk or with a
hoo-and they really think they look
euta Honest. they're the finest laugh
on the market. I am not considered
homely. but I would Hike q country
man that would like a real American
girl. A LONG ISLAND GIRL.
HER HUSBAND MUST Be TALL
AND WEAR MueTAcHE.
Dear Madam: BY profession i am a
graduate nurse Of twentyafour. have
had several proposals. but have accept
Cd none. I cook wan and have made
many Of my own ciotheA love
dancing and can play the plano. I
enjoy all outdoor sports. including
swimming. diving and walking. This
letter may seem very much on the
subject OF choosing a husband. but 1
am trying to show that I'm no IDEAL
ist, hunting for q ''slr Galahad." 1
just want a man who WIN enjoy q
home Il don't care how many wild
oats he has Sown. provided he u
clean physically and morally and
treat me as . pal He must love
children. II be doesn't dance. he
must not be q dog in the manager"
and forbid me dancing. He must re-
spect my opinions. rs viii his, pro-
vidod they are reasonable. He must
not correct my faults In an antaEo-
nistio way, but In a kindly and gentle
manner. He must be ambitious and
have faith In himself. and be ulti-
mately successful financially, but IN
DO my best 10 help him while he's
making a start. He doesn't have to
be handsome. but must show physi-
cal and mental power. combined with
manhnesS In his face. and I'm crazy
about mustaches. He must be tall.
and neat in appearance. but by no
means a tailoF's model.
/ could tell many other character
istics that would like 70 see in my
husband, but think III look over
my own imperfections and be salts
lied with the above qualifications
Am I asking too much7
ALICE.
p. S.-My ideal must be able to &c
In the ocean and not shiver when he
comes out. am at the Seashope now.
WIFE MUST HAVE OWN TEETH
AND NOT BE -BossY."
Dear Madam: In picking a wife
she must meet the following require.
ments: She must be a lady. sh'
must have a fairly good education
She must have her own teeth. Shs
must not be "bossy." She must hav,
small feet-large feet denote a tenn.
per. She must be an early riser sh,
must be q good cook. She must not b.
a rope around my neck. She mus
take an interest In my business, IL
ups and downs. She must understand
me and my ways. She must be
hound for looks" She must no
walt up for me when I attend ciul
meetings. When md a Jane" tina
ties that list III be ready TO walk vi
the middle aisle 70 the tune OF "H
was a good fellow once. but he's mar
ried now"
OLD BACHELOR AT %.
The evening world., 1919-08-07

his seif-induigence. his Incidence.
They think he will want to be nat
tered instead OF 10 natter; they be-
liove that. like any other handsome
pet, he will seek the softest cushion.
the most delicate food. and that he
win be reluctant 10 "get out and
hustle"
Beauty. perhaps. Is ar asset to a
woman when she enters the ranks
Of sxpectant ones from whom wives
are picked. But really believe
marked personal attfaetlveness is q
liability to a young man, assuming
he has any ambition 10 become q hus-
band. Not that he has. in the ma
jority OF instances. He is a bachelor
BY choice. a married man by capture.
And the better looking he IL the
longer his chances Of escaping the
snarea Of the fowler.
On the other hand. Ia II true that
the prettiest girl is the one who has
the most proposals? The modern
gin does not want her husband to be
an Apollo. but does the man Of to-
day want his wife TO be q venusI
Let US hear what the young men
have 10 say on that point
WANTS HoME-LovINo MAN WHO
LIKES THE COUNTRY.
Dear Madam: Ny husband need not
be rich. az I really do not think
money is everytbing. although he
must be willing 70 make a way for
himself In the business world. He
must dress neatly. have some educa-
tloE. be honest and square and gem
tioman. He must not care much for
dances OF parties. as am a home girl
and do not like such amusements.
re must not be an 'T-irnoW-it-ail"
and braggart. He need not be
the handSomest man In the U. 3. A.
and / do not really care what
color his eyes and hair are. I
am a country girl. living on Long
Island. and would not live in the city.
have no use for . man that likes
10 sec powder and paint on a girls
face. nor do care for one that likes
The evening world., 1919-08-07
INSTITUTION OF THE ORDER OF
ST. MICHAEL.

IN HERE had been an order OF the
star in France. but 1t had
= fallen into oblivion. When
Louis XI. resolved that Il was
necessary there should be an order Of
knighthood In his kingdom he re-
nected that II was easier to create a
new than to reviVe the lustre OF an
old. As TO a name for hts proposed
fraternity, there was no being OF real
ity held in greater esteem in that age
than the ArchanEel Michael. 1t was
believed that this celestial parsonage
had fought viSibly for the French at
Orleans The superstitlous Kins
worshipped him probably more ve-
hemently than he did his God. Ac-
cordinEly. he chose for his new order
the name OF st. Michael. The
Knights. thlrty-six In number. all men
OF name and OF birth. could only be
degraded for three crimes -heresy
treason and cowardice.
The evening world., 1919-08-07
ALFALFA SMITH.
Yours truly,

What do you thinkf
diner sol
may be wronE-opinlons
Il happened. still. l
eyes and wonder how
nicely that We rub our
per cent. 80 easily. 30
clipped II over on the IS
The 7S per cent.
HIBITIoN. and they grasped 1t.
on the farms. II was PRO-
those in the small towns and
an opportunity chance for
came along and with II
BY and by the war
in their minds.
city boys remarks uppermost
remembered. Yes. they kept the
on the rail fence-but they
By the grocery store or hung
listened patiently as they sat
Now. the boys at home
taIlSedl
small towns or the farms and
and returned home TO the
city boys became prosperous
As time went along the
and relatives behind.
cities. leaving their friends
and coming 10 the big
the small towns and farms
young men have been leaving
For some years boys and
Read slowly.
on farms.
live In the small towns and
O1jpie in these United States
I seyenty-nve per cent. OF the
u paragraph by paragraph.
stand Il all at once. But take
Ew to-day. DO not try 10 under.
M is a thought pass on to you
~Y DEAR NBIGHBoRs: Here
rrhs New Tprh hsnins worlD.
copsrishi. 1919. y The Pfs@ PublishinS Co
GOING UP
The evening world., 1919-08-07
By Marpuerite Mooeie Marshall

1
applyi That interesting reguS
N 1918
receiving from poking of husband They
stpulatOnsthat he Of children;
should icSe wss
POrtant requirement opinionbut girl far demanded
Greek curly hair the melting orbs Of matinee idol
think the that the girl egularity
onish cy
associated with her conception OF 100 masun
diamond
polished prefers
minister the finishing touches herself
worship the rOmancaly handsome
lehind the foOtghts but in life they
shrink his possibly
worries
The evening world., 1919-08-07
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1919
How Would You Pick
. A HUSBAND .
. A WIFE

Must the Ideal Husband Be an apollo? Must the
Ideal Wife Be Venus? More EUentng World
Readers GiUe Their Vieps on Attributes They
Demand IN Mate Seeking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

BEAUTIFUL MANHATTAN HOME.
This is IN extraordinary nice home
Six large r0oms- breakfast room
beautiful bath with built-in tub.
large basement with servants room;
large face brick garage laundry
trayss servants toilet. more than 2
south front lots; cement drive from
front; paving paid. beautiful lawn;
choice location III you are looking
for something nice. you viii be
pleased with this. Don't phone for
location, but ask us 20 show YOU
SCOTT SALES & REALTY Co.
"a Mills BIDS Phone 7755 OF 1921.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

A
SS500--7 O modern home. close IN.
$1,000 cash, balance easy.
S6s-0-7 room. south front. close IN
OF valley street. $1,000 cash. balance
IKE rent.
$f75E5 o bungalow. with heating
plant. PAX floors. Alta Vista district,
VIZ trade for s or z room house close
1890 rooms, sleeping porch. bun
galoW. 2 baths, garage, Country club
district, $1,000 cash. balance like rent.
S3S00-5 room bungalow. ~glassed-in
sleeping porch lots 50X120. one block
o. line and paved street. hot cir
heating plant 500 cash. balance SIS
per month and interest Better see
this at once or too late.
s250O-5 Don home in one block Of
street a line and paved street, $500
cash. balance $50 per month and H.
terest.
S2sO0@ room house in Five Points
district, $500 cash. balance s35 per
month. including interest
S21oo+ room. paved street. 2 block
car line, $500 cash. balance $50 per
month and interest
r. n. RIGDON with
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

Beautiful nine room resi-
dence located close to bust
ness center. Has two baths,
servants quarters. large ga
rage. one Of the prettiest
homes In the city. This place
IS beautifully finished inside
IN hardwood, and is q show
place. Il can he bought for
five thousand dollars less
than Il is worth. account
closing estate.
JAMES /. MiHR & co.
Agents,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

BRAND NEW BUNGALOW FOR
SALE
Five Rooms and Glassed-in Porch.
We have JUST completed q beautiful
bungalow located on paved street,
south front Has large rooms. the
living room being 10 feet long II
has oak floors throughout, tile
bath. tiled-in kitchen cabinet
paueled dining room Il Is a
roouny bungalow with four large
closets. L IS complete with base
ment and heating plant. Gas on
necrions ira in electric fixtures
hung and shades 2 Up All you
have to do is to move in Built Of
$4,000 per thousand brick.
MAKFIELD BUILDING & M
PRONEMENT COMPANY
what Sterling is 20 Silver, MAY
field Is 20 a Home"
611 First National Bank Building.
Phone 68A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
brand NEW -nUNGALOWs

Only $3.50 and $500. $500 to S70l
down, about $50 a month and interest
. rooms, basement and heating
plant hardwood floors throughout,
TIE bath. elegant built-in features. IN
fact the very best new houses on the
market today All large rooms. on two
fun lots, paved street Immediate pos
session given.
PHlLLlPS-CREEL REALTY co.
PA 436. S07 First Nat Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FIVE POINTS s room bunga-
low. splendid condition, cor
ner basement A real value
at $3.50. Paved street
MUEDT EEIGHTS, 3 room
bungalow, basement Close
in Cannot be duplicated for
$500. Priced at $3.50 and
$5oe viii handle. Where can
you beat it,
ALTuRA PARK, Memphis
St. 5 room bungalow. half
block TO car line and two
blocks 90 paved road South
front $3.50 and $500 viii
handle. Gl Enc. 81 Pch.
GRANDFIEW, 2 blocks from
Dyer St Cpaved). Beautiful
room bungalow with CT.
Enc s. Pch. 2 lots on COR
ner. Only $1,000 with $500
cash payment Act quick
"FIsK-RAMsEV REALTY co.
Phone 1913. New Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

Residence. account Of leaving
city. Brick bungalow Of s
rooms and breakfast room.
servants room, very large
bath room. with pedestal Law
atory and built-in bath tub;
tile floor and base. Furnace
heat and automatic water
heater. Brick garage. built
OK same brick as house
laundry tub in garage. on
one OF the most beautiful
sites IN Manhattan Heights.
~terraceds south front over
looking the valley Price
$500. Phone 7147-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
For SaIe-Farms ma Rs1cEe1


WILL sacrifice s5 acre ranch, good silt
soil. well drained and nearly all IN csti-
vauoni four room adobe house located
0ne-half mile from school and one mile
from Chamberlno. n. ~ Postoffice Must
sell by Oct IS. Address Thomas Jensen.
Anthony, ~ H.
MISSOURI FARMs-Ten acres s15o. IS
monthly 20 acres $500. SO monthly pro-
ductiVe. no wet waste land. abundant rain
IAN. hcalthful climate. good schools and
churches. close 10 good railroad town and
three big markets. r. F. D. and rural
telephones. fine for fruit. vegetables
poultry and hog raising. plenty OF free
range, perfect tide. free round trip rail-
way fare TO Inspect. money back after one
year q dissatisfied, photographs and full
Information free =. II. West. sos Balti-
more Ave. Kansas City. No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03

eoaru bLAGALOh
NEAR GIVE POINT
This bungalow Is -sw. has 1yuilt-in
features. hardwood floors, sou p front,
only one block from Five Points Only
$500 cash. balance $3.50 per month.
HERNDON KEMP.
with TURNER. KEMP & COLDWELL.
70. :. over state Nat Bank. Phi 2080.
BY TEXAS STREET PROPERTY
Undoubtedly one Of the best buys to-
day-absolHtely in the line Of ad-
Y~ancement, choice corne offered at
less "a market value.
F. G. HUMAN.
40l First Nat Bk. Bldg Phi. 4lTg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
For Sale-Cit7 Properly.


SIX room house. close IN. Kansas St. also
- acre farm cheap. wen located address
Owner. F so. care Herald
alta VISTA, at Austin Park. close
TO a line and school, wei built 3
room bungalow. with glassed sleeping
porch, so foot south front lot, $780,
on easy terms. Inspection afternoons
until four. Address Owner, 1873 T..
s5th street Los Angeles. California
S3I5G Grandview bungalow. 3 rooms.
81 s. p. two corner lots. garage; $500
cash. see month and interest
W. c. PORTER & CO.
201 Caples BldS. Phone 1922.
GOOD STORE PROPERTY
Close in. Up 10 the minute. well worth
double what we T asking; only
built . years, owner anxious to leave
the city: look into this. Price 5 $4,000.
F. C. HUMAN.
A01 First Nat Blk Bldg Phi 417s
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
Six rooms. porch. bath, garage. ear
car: can give possession now, $500.
500 cash. bal. mo. Five 5oom brick.
bath, bas, splendid location. can give
possession now. $1,000. 500 cash. bal.
mo -Four room brick, garage. near
Five Points. $500, $500 cash. hal. no.
FRANK E. cox. 30 CAPLEs BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03


PASsPORT PICTURES. lQ5 Iezas 81
FOR sALE-second hand bcicl-. lumber
and doors Gan SIS Is. Stanton. IN z535W.
OFFICE OF Little Motor kar Co. moved
% 322 san antonio s.
FIVE foot showcass Tor sale Hartman's
Elower shop ~ - Stanton
NEW war3robs Trunk. plaiu trunk also
steamer. barga.n, 1g1s n q Paso. Phi SEA-
FOR sALE-TWc wardrabes. almost rev,
ons with plstesiass mirror. can 1os4.
FOR SALE-Reed's baby busy good
CONDITION r~easonable Pa a9z3
FOR sALE-Wiuoua wagon. new. cheap.
Arply after $3.50 p M $50 clifton 81
one Iron SAFE. 4zr31xs0. cheap.
YOUNG FURNITURE Color $ oLAELOA
sAXOPHoNEs. @ G. Conn make. r z
Locke. agent i011 z Boulevard Phone
FOR sALE-3900 brick old lumbsr. poul-
ly wire windows doors. and rabbits very
~reasonable. Phi l95sW-
WE CAN fix your place into a lawn CT
garden. everything furnished. gradng ana
Eedlling done. Pm 6za5-
GET fuil Valae FOR your second hand fur
RIO GRASDE FUKSITUEE co.
TWO new Navajo rugs genuine. rght
ron reservation. price reasonable tel
2. Missouri
ONE Lion 20 o. copper coil water heater.
complete. good condition. hens and fryera
5594 Lebanon St
FOR sALE-Two sets q bar fixtures.
must be sold az once. cost $500, VIII sell
for I0o. SOS s Stanton
EIGHT piece dinner SET nHest Eads o.
French china never used, worth szz5. only
500, brand new mahogany Erafonola feT
1ecords $50 Ph 6424W.
PPE-rIPE-PRE.
10000 T. 2 IN line ripe, I2cs 5000 H.
= in galvanized, sc- 10000 e other size
pipe for Immediate shipment Texas SUP
ply Co. Beaumont Tex
APPLEs-APPLEs.
Everything from select cuis AZ $50 per
box up 20 choice quality o standard
grades IN Quantities TO SUIT. can suppl BY
carload. T. A. NulrheaL Three Rivers, MI
EXCHANGE thoss o.d pieces o.
furniture for some Of thar dspenda-
BE Fnuz-Moore furniture
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO
GENUINE U. s government commsreiai
olive drah fEl Size 1lEnEeLs Weighing ~
pounds 20 3 pounds e1chi stock % rovs
l-nternauonal Sale5 c.. Us Anthony st
We ARE stu chipping furniture 70 ths
on fields VIII pay extra good price for
used flrniture- G D Houaar upholster-
inE c. phone 11a
FOR s4LzNumber Of Edison Ediphonss
and -Reproducers. only been n use a short
time, all have been overhauled and are
l1 first class condition. the use O. one OF
these machines win save the szllry q At
least one ste1ographer. price $50 each II.
o. b san Antonio. this IS q bargain A1-
dress Army 2 r. e A. 5l5 sedel Bldg
san Antonio, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-03
81 Sac q Esehsaee-RsaI EsIale


OIL LASn-veczey care Herald
OEFICE OF Little Motor Kar Co. moved
70 322 san antonio s..
WILL trade several hundred city and
suburban lots Phi 5sl1 between 9 and
10 a "a
SEWN lots. the entire 1900 block. south
front. Douglas St; q lots north front Colo
St.. Manhattan Heights. exchange for mod
ern bungalow. Phi 61A-
BY CHANCE ] am The owner % a c1nsid-
erabls amount OF slVerware- razors. etc.
that ] VIII trade for cheap Reeves county
land. w.. l. Warren, GO ". Main, Ard
more. Okla.
FOX EACHANGE.
80 ACRES on paved read. meas Clirl all
has been in cultivation. also new huuga-
low. Tor residence IN Oklahoma City.
acres in alfalfa, has three room adobe
house also h--ck tenement. two blocks
from Paso del Norte hotel. for oil leases
in Ranger, Easfland or stephens Co. or
any proven field. Lots on Hastings St.
IN Government Hin. paving paid. or four
lots in kern addition. for cottage. Equity
n bungalow for auto. OF oil stock that
paving paid. FOR auto or cottage %
acres near Anthony IN New Iczico, and
lot and = on Arizona St, paving paid. In
the 1900 block. fer cottage or tenement
Close IN improved business property for
farm or oil leases 60 proven territory
A SACRIFICE Of 6 room modern buusa-
low, furnished in Manhattan Heights A
few acres near Whites wen Up the valley,
Tor auto Or lots Aboug u acres near
san Ellzario Tor auto.
W n. CARL.
Phone IS. s0z CapIes Bldg.