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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.

Immediate possession. mar Wardman Park
Inn; rooms, bath. electricity: hot water heat :
large front porch: hardwood floors; deep lot
to paved alley. Price only -. 500.
EDGAR A. MILLER. 141o 6 st. tBnsement).
IN SAUL'S ADDITION
$40 5O0"Occupied by owner; S-room resi-
dence. Has large reception hall. CHEEKY liv-
Ing and dining rooms. with open fireplace and
French doors; bright. airy kitchen: master
bedrooms: tiled bath; polished floors: hot
wnter heat: electricity; 3 immense porches
slate roof: garage; lawn, shrubbery; all in Al
condition; indeed. fine home. Franklin $685..
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w O,HARA

w. y f1ANA,
wILLETT REINECKE CO., 1909 NV,
Exclusive Agent above seven properties
Phone Main 1928
FOR SALE-seO MONTHLY. PRICE, IS, 600.
Excellent bungalow; rooms and hath gas;
electric lights and furnace: water under pres
sure: lot 5Ox300: located on macadam street;
close to electric cars. See owner. W. r. WILL
son. Riverdale Nd Telephone Hyatt. 232.
SACRIFICE SALE-OWNER LEAVING. SIX
room modern house; In nearby Virginia; 80
minutes from Treasury; terms; furniture IL de-
sired. Address Box 123.T Star office. 3Oe
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Make Your Dreams Come True
Will bull: 10 realize your H.
dividual Dream Home" on most
liberal terms ever offered. inciud-
Ing our mortgage loan and tax prs-
lection contract.
No need Of living in antiduateA
dilap.dated homes. void of modern
eonvenences. The best ID not too
good for You and me. Address
Building Department"
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY.
Glo-23 District National Rank building
Franklin 1918"
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BUILD YOUR OWN HOME.
will show you how.
GUY g. ZEPP,
Representing Lewis Built Homes.
800 Southern Bldg. Once hours. to Pm.
ST. NEAR LINCOLN PARK-NEARLY
new Groom home h.w.h. double porch. Only
$475O; easy terms. Long lot. Paved alley.
ROLAND C. BOOTH, 215 E NV. +. 2702.
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On the Heights. the Central High
School: L. large rooms. baths: sem de tao hed
hot-water heat; cleo; 25-ft. lot 10 wide alley.
SO. oOG.
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IN MARYLAND. 16 MILES FROM WASH
ington: 200 acres. 100 in cultivation; level.
rich soil balance in woodland: frame house
g rooms: barn. chicken houses. cement
j. mile from rwy. stations: large orchards
nTeei asst 1 With crops for $1,000
balance easy terms. Address Box TIT. star
office.
REAUTIFUL FARM OF $50 ACRES, WITHIN
Q miles of Washington. in Virginia. Good J.
room house; farm buildings: all fenced: run
ming water in fields. This farm is mostly
down In grass and will make a splendid dairy
farm. Bargain for one who is looking for
'' HOWARD W. PHILLIPS CO..
sO3 Woodward bldg.
FOUR ACRES. WITH GOOD s-ROOM HOUSE.
bath: furnace heat; within miles Of city.
HOWARD W. PHILLIPS & CO.,
500 Woodward bldg
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-17 ACRES OF GOOD
land: 7-room house. chicken house and some
'fD''' HOWARD ". PHILLIPS 4 CO., -. :.
sO3 Woodward bldg. -
GOOD FARM. ABOUT 400 ACRES: MILES
fruit: could be divided into small parcels;
Will 'e'' y WM. H. McGRANN CO.. H,E
100 11th st. NV.
TWO ACRES. WITH BROOM DWELLING:
large barn; IL miles from city on baltimore
boulevard; fruit; an ideal home; can give I'm
mediate possession Price, $4,000: reasonable
WIN. H. McGRANN CO..
722 llth st. NV.
As ACRES FERTILE FARM LAND: ACRES
wood. balance high state Of cultiva ton; well
fenced and wstered; apple. peach and cherry
orchards; S-room modern bungalow; splendid
summer place: large front porch cement back
porch with cellar: tenant house: open front
chicken houses 2Ox6O It. and 20x2O #, corn
house. wagon and automobile shed: y mile
from trolley cars every hour to Washington.
Price. 800. Address A DECKER. r. I; d.
2, Vienna, Va. -.
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN 81
cash, So monthly buys two acres fne hind.
full price $50; only $2s each. ia
VAIL 14s0 Broadway, New York city. =
FOR SALE, RENT OR WILL EXCHANGE
for western property a 6o-acre farm; ~
f.a. aifr IlaH st
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HOMES. LOTS AND FARMS.
n. SCOTT RYER,
100 18th street NV.
East Falls Church, Va.

BEST CHANCE FOR HOME IN SUBURBS:
buy Is acre choice building site in or near
Kensington; cottage built to suit purchaser;
price low; terms favorable. Apply Kensington
Ry. Office in overhead bridge, kensington. Nd.
Phone 12-J.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN
Chevy Chase 500 cash and $25 month.
ALLAN w. GIBSON. 317-31s Colorado bldg. -
CLEVELAND PARK RESIDENCE. ROOMS.
porches. Conn. car: owner leaving
town: immediate possession. Call Cleveland 49,.
20
FOR SALEl8 LOTS. IN CLARENDON. VA;
near cars; reasonable. Address 221S 35th
place, city.
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KiIbourne st. west Of 18th st rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electricity; porches
and room for garage. Price, 5000.
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME; 8 ROOMS WITH
bath in the most delightful suburb around
in Montgomery county, Nd. y acre ground /;
double garage; electricity: h.w.h.: Ami. :
hardwood floors throughout; hand finished cell
ing beams most attractive open fireplace. Call
Mr. BRlMER. Mt Bethesda ALL. l.
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Main 1890 229 Oxfond b,d~
SEVERAL NICE BUNGALOWS, THOROUGH
~ modern; good lots; in Woodbridge and Brook
land; prices and terms reasonable
Several nice bungalows up-to-date: H.
linois ave.: prices and terms reasonable
nice homes with plenty Of ground. very
cheap. in Beitsville Nd; convenient to cars
Nice sroom house: fine hennery; plenty
fruit; lot 2001220: right at Brentwood station !:
price. 5000; terms
Nice farm Of 81 acres: sroom house: GOOD
condition; good outbuildings; near BeltsytIle,
Nd; price. $500: terms
Fine farm Of 50 acres. house. Is rooms and
baths; built-in garage: h-wh and wired
t,r electricity: convenient to station, Herndon,
Va; price. $4,000. terms.
DONOHOE 4 HOLMES,
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Six-room house on Holmead place; hot waite
heat: elCc. A bargain So 6St
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JAMES F. SHEA,
CAB LA. AVE. NV.

ON 18th ST. NEAR K ST. Nw.-1O ROOMS
baths: house in excellent condition tmme-
diate possession. Price. So, 500; terms.
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We have a large list of two-family apart
ments In various locations. Separate heating
plants. Live In one and rent the other. This
is an economical way to finance the purchase
Of q home. Prices. $4.5OO to $40, OOO Six
family apartments that will show an income Of
can be increased. You cannot afford to buy
home or investment without consulting US.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

DESIRABLE CORNER LOT. CLOSE CHEVY
Chase Circle; terms reasonable to suit pur-
chaser; owner. Address Box IGN, Star Of
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FOE SAl.E-See this beautiful home Situated
on one OF the most prominent thorouEhfares
on the Heights built by Kennedy Bros; 3
stories and cellar: . rooms magnificent ba tn
rooms: hot water heat; electric lights COW
cred porches: about every modern conv enience:
cold storage, screens etc. immediate posses
sion: 50 500
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DO not think Of buying home without first
these bargains:
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FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property-Eight acres. fronting the hay and
good road from Washington and Baltimore. ad-
joining direct the beautiful little hamlet Of
North Reach. Md: the only front property IN
this vicinity to he had at any price; admirably
situated for a pleasure park hotel or club: II
sutdvded would more than double the price
asked for it, because the lots are very much
sought for building purposes For conditions
address Mr.. J. f. DONALD. South Beach. Md.
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RANDALL H. HAGNER CO.,
1907 Connecticut ave. NV.
Tel. Franklin 1865. Washington, d. c.
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House on Harvard ST.; 0 rooms; steam heat;
room for garage 81 900
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Brown stone front; Columbia road .
rooms: 1st floor kitchen: hot water heat: cleo. ::
lot 13x150: wide alley. A similar house re-
| Gently sold for $4,000. Our price. ss.750.
Easy terms. quick sale will be made Of this
property.
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A nine-room house Columbia road
18th ST.: hct-water heat. This is thoroughly
good home at 81. 900.
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NEAR 1ST AND SITS. NV.
VACANT JULY 1st.
Brick dwelling with nine large rooms and
BATH possession of which can be given imme-
d!ately ON closing Of sale. Within walking
distance Of the business section and close to
three lines Of cars.
PRICE. SO, 000.
CLOSE TO 18th AND MD. AVE. NE.
Six-room brick dwelling, having bath and cell
lar; large yard rear to paved alley; hot and
cold water.
PRICE, 50. $50.
on STREET S.W.
Press-brick front, two-story dwelling. with
six rooms and bath; hot and cold water; rear
yard to paved alley
PRICE, $500.
BLOoMINGDALE NORTHWEST.
Two-story brick dwelling, with rooms on
two floors; modern BATH side and rear alley
and having ample space for garage. In ex-
cellent order. Furnace heat.
PRICE, 50, 500.
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yACANT-LARGE. MASSIVE. GOOD-AS-
new, T-room. rec. hall. bath home; best section
Huntsville ON finished street one block cars
johnson ave-; gas, electricity, furnace heat !;
very large rooms: wide porches pretty shaded
lot. 50x150, with garage: well fenced 75-cent
fare; 81, 800; 81, 900 cash. GEO. c. WALKER,
Kenois bldg 1lth end G.. l.
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NEAR IOWA CIRCLE; 10 ROOMS AND ?
baths; h.-w.h.: strictly white; price. &, $50;
immediate possession.
DONOHOE 4 HOLMES,
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FOR SALE-Vacaut. A two-story dwelling:
colonis. porch: 8 rooms. . baths: ami: fire
alley A similar house recently sold for $1O,7 $50
Our price only SO. 500.
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FOR SALE-NEAR 10Th ST. AND COLUMBIA
rd IL rooms, baths: steam heat: rear
porches; arranged for two families $500.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.


TWO SIX-ROOM AND BATH FRAME
houses: on Newton st. NV: rented the year
around at $3.50 month. Price. s. 200.
OWNER, 617 Newton st. %
VI ST. Mr.. 4la ST. S.W.-s-ROOM. BATH
brick house. renting $3.50 month. Price.
81. 400: terms. 1916 Az s.w. 29'
APT. RENTED YEAR ROUND fCOLOREDl.
netting over 12t,re on investment. Price. $500.
Snap. Act quick. Apply 1885 10th NV. 12s
FOR SALE-COAL LANDS.
14OO acres finest coal in West Virginia
| several veins SKI IT. now open: ready to oper-
ate: right on railroad: switches already
built. An excellent investment Investigate.
FOR>SALE-TIMBER LANDS.
1900 acres Of the finest virgin timber: with
in a few hours ride Of Washington near the
railroad; consists principally Of white oak.
chestnut, oak, tan bark. chestnut poles. cross
ties and poplar; easily accessible with trucks;
finest boundary of timber for thousands of
miles rare bargain; can be bought cheap; in
vestigate.
THE J. w HOLLOWAY CO.,
ITO ST. NV. Tel Franklin sos.
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Main 1880. 229 oxford bldg
D0NOHOE HOLMES Main 1880
HOUSES FOR SALE NV,
Prominent corner 9th st-lO rooms and
hath: bedrooms: large store; 2-story brick
garage for cars: nne front and side yard !;
bargain; price and terms reasonable.
DONOHOE & HOLMES.
Large fire residence on sth near Carnegie
Library: II rooms and bath; 8 toilets; price
and terms reasonable.
DONoHOE & HOLMES
1853 Harvard ST. n.w.-s fine rooms large
bedrooms. baths. 2 kitchens; hwh and
cleo lights; garage; lot 40 deep to oO-ft
paved alley. Price, $4,000; 81 600 cash.
DoNoHoE 4 HOLMES.
18th n. NV, just north Of Dupont Circle
snd cleo; price. 5000. 5000 cash E1-
elusive agents for tae above property.
DONoHOE 4 HOLMES
=. y. AVE. NV. NEAR y. CAPITOI-NINE
ICONS. baths. fine porches. h.w H. and cleo
rricity; every modern Improvement; price and
t,Ims reasonable.
DONOHOE & HOLMES
New Hampshire. in Petworth-Splendid six
room an! bath; every modern improvement
Price. $500: terms
DONoHOE & HOLMES
sth 81. NV. near p st.-9 rooms and bat :;
latrobes; price. So 900: cash. $500
DoNOHoE & HOLMES.
Columbia 81. NV. near O-S rooms and ba tn !;
price. 81 .25O; terms.
DoSOHOE L HOLMES
Kenyon 81. NV. near 1lth--s rooms and
bath, deep lot price. 81 .oOp: terms
DONOIOE 4 HOLMES,
Nal
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
BLOOMINGDALE

6 spacious rooms: tiled bath; cleo
trio light; hot-water heat; 2O-ft. wide
alley; l square to cars. You must act
quick on this. Phone NJ. 100,
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRAC.
tive and best constructed residences on BIt-
more at; II rooms, baths. hot-water heat;
lot @tsAG: owner anxious to sell, will consid-
er = ssonable offer
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6 ROOMS AND BATH. BOX HOUSE; HOT
water heat and electric light; on New Hamp-
shire ave-. in Petworth, one-half block from
cars. $3.50.
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FOR SALE-Only sS.4oO is asked for a house
on California ST. between 18th and 10th; IL
rooms. baths; first floor kitchen. This Is the
last house of its kind for sale. four Of them
having been sold during the past six months.
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'6-ACRE TRACT. WITH SMALL CABIN, NEAR
station on Baltimore electric; 10 miles from
D. c.; high ground; shade; good neighbor-
hood: communication to city: price, 5000; terms.
Write or see OWNER Al Warder bldS-
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4Ol5 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-yERY DEsIRA-
BILE store. 1Ox22. 500 per month; immediate
possession.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
NJ 2345. 113 14th st. NV. NJ. pas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-15
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines Made
This Lady's Troubles Worse, But
Thedfords BIack-Draugbt In
proved Her Appetite and
Took Away Her Bile.

Nancy. Ky.-9Irs. Cora Waddie, a
resident Of this place. gives out this
statement: Il have taken Black
Draught and found it TO be the best
liver medicine I ever used It has just
been fine for Indigestion. sour stomach
and a bitter taste in the mouth.
fused to get bilious and eonstipated
and had to take something. Pills and
other strong medicines would only
tear my stomach up and leave ne IN
a worse fix than before taking
began 10 have sick headache
After learning q Blaek-Draught 7
took It and was cured OF sick head
aches. One or two doses q week. or
a pinch after meals. kept the bowels
open and took away all bile. have
a good appetite, due to my use Of
Black-Draught."
II your liver is not acting properly
you may suffer from such symptoms
as headache, biliousness. constipation.
indigestion. etc. and unless relief IS
obtained serious trouble may result.
IN its 20 years OF successful use.
"hedford's Black-Draught has been
found to relieve these ailments and
stimulate the liver to do its work.
At All druggists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-15
4 Serial OF Youth and LOOe

TIE atmosphere in the Livingstone
1 household was determinedly
cheerful. yet a sensitive person would
have perceived that It was strained
Cynthia, acting the part expected Of
her. VISA conscious that others besides
herself were playing roles that were
not natural 20 them Dora looked
pale. yet her tongue ran on faster
thaa ever.
Cynthia suspected that this loquac-
fly vas forced, but was at a loss to
understand why Dora should simulate
vivacity II she did not feel It. Per-
haps she was still q little hurt that
Gerald and his betrothed had not con-
fded in her sooner. Cynthia consoled
herself with the comforting reflection
that her cousin could not hold resent
ueut long. Moreover. Dora was as
affectionats as ever. But Il was plain
that there was no her mind something
which. in spite Of her usual fraukness.
could not be uttered
Nr livingstone was much absorbed
fl business these days. and. when at
home, talked little Mrs Livingstone
vent about with a stereotyped smile
and patted Synthia shoulder approx
i1Eiy whenever she passed her. call
in- her "a dear child"
Iiltcu's concentrations were not
what Cynthia had expected from him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-15

The first time they met after the an
nouncement OF her engagement he
shook hands with her and said form
sily-'I wish you happiness. Cynthia
I have already congratulated Stewart
He is a fortunate man"
He had not met her eyes with the
direct gaze 10 which she was aceus-
toned Under these circumstances it
was not strange that her Thank
vou," had a forced sound.
His manner disappointed her. he
and she had been such good friends
that she had always felt she could
count upon him. Yet he might be
treating her as a mere acquaintance
love Gerald Stawart. her appreciation
OF his kindness and consideration in
creased each time that she saw him
He could certainly not be called an
ardent lover, for which she was
grateful. He must care for her else
why had he confided his affection for
her. 70 her aunt, and why had he asked
her 10 marry him?
Dora Il Whimsical.
He did not bother her with his at
tentious but called when she found
It convenient % see him. He always
asked permission before coming. a
fact at which Dora smiled whimsical
r.
Gerald Is certainly an accommo-
dating person. she remarked one day.
He let you tell him when he may
come and when he must stay away.
As for you. Cyn-I don't think you are
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tence. yet thought It wiser not 70 ask
to have II repeated.
by the way Mrs. Livingstone con-
tinued. with the manner Of elaborate
indifference that betokened the intro
duction OF a carefully planned pro-
a long talk last night He asked me
TO tell you girls the result OF that
conversation when had you two
alone with me-
A LoubIe Wedding.
Dora looked Up quickly Spring IT."
Her mother frowned. 'Dors! That
IS vulger slangi I hate It. Il is most
unbecominc"
Excuse me. mother-but please
tell ne what you have been planning
Cynthia was looking at her aunt
questionably- SOmethlng-it may
have been intuitiou-warned her that
q well matured plan was about to be
unfOlded.
Mrs. Livingstone. meeting her
niece's eyes. flushed slightly and
coughed deprecadngiy.
your uncle, Cynthia, wanted ne 20
ask you, and OF course. you also,
Dora-what you girls would think OF
having a double wedding
Cynthia did not move She was
thinking fast. Dora spoke impetu-
ously.
W ny II Is Simply uoL % uc tlAuA eA--
OF. mother she declared-'-unless we
postpone my wedding But" as II
happy idea had occurred 70 her,
we could do that easily. couldn't
we7-
we certainly cannot and will not"
her mother contradicted promptly
You are to be married in May. We
could have the double wedding on
the date set FOR your marriage. Why
not?-
Because Cynthia has not made a
single preparation Dora argued
she IS only just engaged All her
clothes would have to be fitted and
made
she is just your size. 50 the order
for all OF your things could be dupli-
Gated for her. Mrs. Livingstone an
"She can begin at once TO
give orders for her trousseau- Dora F
don't raise obiectionsi Your father
and 7 see none Cynthia-why don't
YOU express an opinion on the sub
iect2 what is the matter. my dear &
chldTr
Curtiss & Co. by Liberty Bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-15
Ira Ue Iette


LIBERTY LAKE
I IBERTY lake is the most popular
Il OF lakes which dot the pretty
western city OF Spokane. Wash. Lib
erty Lake is the favorite place for
week end house parties and the an
nual class picnics Of the high school
students OF Spokane. Summer cot
tages OF every variety from the little
shack to the pretentious and pic
turesque chalet are perched along the
lower shores Of the lake.
Liberty lake is short enough 50 that
gay couples can row from end TO end
OF It on a perfect summer afternoon.
and It is long enough to keep the lit
tie launch that putters importantly
along its shores from appearing n
diculOusly nonessentiaL
The upper END Of the lake has the
usual limitation Coney Island con-
ElomeratiOn OF buildings, including an
especially popular dance pavilion
One OF the favorite sports at Lib
erty lake in the early summer, en-
Joyed by young people. IS TO risk their
lives by leaning over the sides OF their
canoes, to pick the beautiful water
lilies for which the lower end OF the
lake is noted.
Perhaps Liberty lake IS at its best
at the twilight hour, Just after pick
nickers with small children have
taken the electric cars or their Fords
for home, and Just before the lights
OF the pavilion twinkle out to fIirt
with the waves. and syncopated Jazz
notes shatter the peace OF evening
quiet The once flaming sky Is a pale
lavender behind the silhouettes OF
prim pines on the mountains Shout
der: the laughing waters are OF deep
wine color. The last canoe glfdes on
the thick sand with a soft whisper,
and the lake settles to take a nap be-
fore it Is imposed upon by the moon
and spooning couples
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-15
BeautyChatS
Are Yon This Eat?


NOTHING detracts so much from
~ ones personal appearance as an
awkward OF ungainly pose Curious.
too. that lots Of girls affect such atti-
tudes deliberately under the general
idea that they are pretty.
sagging isn't pretty. There's a vast
difference in looks between ease ard
sIoppiness, relaxation and slouchiness.
To be sure. the woman who sits bolts
upright and along towards the edge Of
her chair. Is an uneasy sort OF person
TO be vita. she rests neither herself
nor you But there is happy me-
dium between these two poses-suf-
ficiently rellXed to be graceful. TO
look comfortable. The young lady who
sits stiffly does not Icok comfortable;
TIE one who sits on her backbone
doesn't look comfortable So perhaps
comfort is the key TO the whole stir a.
ton
Many girls write and ask me how 10
obtain graceful lines and pretty poses
I don't give them the thread bare adj
vice. FORGET Yourself be natural.
because 'natura lness,F in their case. is
only awkwardness- They have grown
away from natural grace, though they
had IL when they were children Clum-
siness became second nature as they
.
they lost the perfect control OF their
muscles the thing PSYCHOLOGISTS call
perfect coordination. They have 70
acquire 90 all over again and OF course
70 must be artificial for a time. Then
gradually gracefulness viii become
second natu-s-and that's all there is
to It
But OF cou-se it's not 50 simple as Il
sounds. the first thing to do is to
watch yourself for awkward positions
ways OF sitting bumped up or Of
standing hunched in-Or -sagging,- TO
use a more descriptive word Then
you can correct yourself gradually.
Strengthening into a prettier position
as you REMEMBER about Il, even learn
ing 10 pose consciously before mir
ror.
QUESTIONS and Answers.
Helen TIFF your measurements are
correct you are many pounds over
weight But are you sure you are
only four feet six inches2 1 think you
must mean five feet six inches In
that case you would Still be q few
pounds Ovor normal weight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-15
TO ADVOCATE CRIME IS
FELONY IN WASHINGTON

Olympia. Wash Jan 15.-By pas
sage in the house Tuesday, IS to s.
the senate criminal syndicalism bill
was made a washington state law,
despite the veto Of Gov. Ernest LIS
ter at the last legislative session
The law makes advocacy Of crime
sabotage. violence or methods OF ter
rorism, as a means OF accomplishing
Industrial or political reform, a fel-
ony. punishable by a term not exceed
ing 10 years