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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
PACIFIC FLEET
CHIEFS NAMED
Navy Orders Send Officers
to This Coast

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The fol-
lowing officers are detailed to Pacific
fleet duty. according TO navy orders
issued Tuesday:
Rear Admiral Clarence s. Williams
detached from naval war college.
Newport. TO command squadron one
and division one. Pacific fleet. with
rank Of vice admiral: Rear Admiral
Robert r. Coontz, detached from d.
vision seven. TO command division
six. Pacific feet: Rear Admiral WI
liam Il. Shoemaker. detached from
command OF battleship forces. to
command division two, Pacific fleet:
Commander Roland NJ. Brainerd. de-
tached from duty in the Office OF gun
merry eercises. to aid and fleet gun
merry exercises. to aid an fleet gun
Rodman, commanding Pacific fleet:
Lieut.. Com. Stewart A. Manahan.
detached from duty as radio officer.
Z. S. fleet. to aid and feet radio orr
GER to Admiral Rodnan: Lieut.. Com.
Chauncey A. Lucas to aid and flag
secretary TO Admiral Rodman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
If thin and
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE
to Put on Firm. Healthy Flesh
and to Increase strength,
vigor and Nerve Force


when one stops to consider the
host of thin people who-are search
ing continually for some method by
which they may increase their flesh
10 normal proportions by the ming
out OF ugly hollows. the rounding
off of protuding angles win inc at
tendant bloom of health and attrac-
tiveness. IL Is no wonder that many
and varied suggestions along this
line appear from time TO time in
public print.
While excessive thinness might be
attributed to various and subtle
causes In different individuals IL Is
a well-known fact that the lack of
sufficient PHOSPHORUS in the human
system Is very largely responsible for
this condition. Experiments on hui
mans and animals by many scien-
lists have demonstrated beyond
question OF doubt that a body de-
ficient in PHOSPHORUS becomes ner-
vous. sickly and thin. noted au-
thor and professor in his book.
published in 1918. says:
that the amount Of PHOSPHORUS re-
auired for the normal nutrition of
man is seriously stimated in
many OF our standard text books"
1t seems to be well established
that this deficiency in PHOSPHORUS
may now be met by the use of an
organic phosphate known turnout
English speaking countries as Bitro-
Phosphate. Thru the assimilation
OF this phosphate by the nerve It's
sue the phosphoric content when alb
sorbed in the amount normally re-
CURED by Nature soon produces n
welcome change in our body and
mind. Nerve tension disappears
vigor and strength replace weak
ness and lack of energy, and the
whole body soon loses its ugly hol-
lows and abrupt angles, becoming
enveloped in glow OF perfect
health and beauty and the will and
strength to be up and doing.
G A u T / O N-While Bitro-Phos-
phate is unsurpassed for the relief
Of nervousness, general debility, etc,
those taking il who do not desire
to put on flesh should use extra care
in avoiding fat-producing foods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
OMSK, RUSS CAPITAL,
LITTLE KNOWN CITY

Especial TO The Star by N. L. Az
oMSk, July 2.-Tho Omsk is
the seat OF the strongest govern
ment in Russia opposing the Boil
sheviki. II is little known to people
outside Russia.
Omsk was founded only 200
years ago-it is young compared to
most Russian cities. 1t Is now
about the size of Birmingham.
Ala. Omsk is on the Irtusk river
winch Is as long as the Mississippi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
SEATTLE YANKS
ARRIVE At CAMP
Base Hospital Men Delayed
by Storms

Delayed by the cyclones raging in
the Middle West. detachment Of SIS
officers and men OF base hospital %
arrived at the Great Northern depot
at ESQ Wednesday morning. The
troops were originally scheduled TO
arrive here Tuesday night.
The men departed at 8 O'Clock for
Camp Lewis. The following Seattle
boys are in the detachment: Sergt.
Carl NJ. Bringedahl, Sergt. WILDER f..
Hamilton. Sergt. Chester oddson,
scrgt. James T. Slaughter. Cook Clio.
vanni Navonne. Cook Angelo Guile
and Cook Russell $. Matheson.
The officers In charge OF the re.
turning detachment are Major James
Hamilton. Jr.. commanding. Provi-
dence. X. l.; Capt. II. s. Argue. med.
ical corps. Tacoma and Lieut.. Percy
Heale. sanitary corps. Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

He sits In a chair at a long table
In the booking office OF police head.
quarters. He sits there day by day
and listens TO the hundreds who
come In to pour their troubles into
a sympathetic ear. His aspect is
kindly. He is plump. with rosy
cheeks. lie has wee mustache that
curls at each end and his hair is
beginning 10 thin at the top. His
name Is Homer INLAND: his official
title is report clerk. but he is father
confessor to half the city.
Mothers. their eyes misty. come to
tell him OF their hayward sons;
small boys tell Of stolen bicycles.
Marital troubles and connubial
griefs are old stories to him. and
yet he listens to each with sympathy
and a great understanding. giving
sage advice and sending all on their
way with happier hearts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

on the afternoon watch II is tell
your troubles TO Homer"
Gosh. / get enough OF EN-" he
says.
Here | am" he further declares.
acting as mentor and general good
angel OF half the population. It's a
jimmy job, but ia rather be thanked
with smile from some mother who
has found her boys thru me, than
anything In the world"
Regardless OF status. social or
financial. everybody Is treated alike
by Homer INLAND. A ragged little
chap who has lost his rabbit will get
as much sympathy. and maybe
more. than a member OF the -Four
Hundred who has lost her pedigreed
canine.
And so II goes, day in. day out
Kindly TO everybody. Father con.
fessor to the -four million.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Miss Vera Prim Is
Elected by Nurses

Miss Vera Prim was elected presi-
dent Of the organization OF graduate
nurses Of the city hospital Monday
night. Other officers elected were:
Mrs. Irene Cox. vice president;
Mrs. Mary Murphy. second vice pres
ident: Mrs. Ella Brown. secretary:
Miss Janet Carlisle, assistant secre-
tary, and Miss Elizabeth Conaghy.
treasurer.
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ing.
Ten years ago Finland prepared
herself for freedom by taking the
most democratic step OF all nations
universal suffrage for all over "a
years OF age" de Julin proudly tells
AS many as 20 women at a time
have recently sat in the councils Of
the nation. While the Russ peasant
was refused the advantages Of edu.
cation. the Finn farmers took up the
three RS and absorbed them to
the extent OF abolishing iilitqracy
from the confines OF the Grand
duchy.
Just rs Finland refused the faint
Of cxarism, II has repulsed the equal.
~ dreadful slavery Of boIshevik ab.
solutism. Finland maintained de.
mocracy TO n large extent, even un.
der the cxar: as AN independent ma
ton she will maintain democracy in
its purest form. This means no one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

Sunshine may be healthfuI, but
the lazy man seems to flourish best
in the shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
BOYS WANT JOBS

The boys working reserve is now
looking for jobs in the city for boys.
The purpose OF the organization hith-
erto has been TO place boys in jobs
and positions in the country. Head
quarters are at 4f54 Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
Finland Holds Shut West
Door Against Russ Reds

"America--let me make you
acquainted with Finland. the
stalwart young nation that's
holding shut the western door
against Russian bolshcvism.''
Jacob de Julin. president of Fin
lands commercial mission to the
United States, Is thus introducing
his homeland turnout this country,
land on which the spotlight played
very little during the war. but which
he pictures as the Gibraltar OF de.
mocracy on the Baltic
Along the Finnish Russ frontier.
only \ days march from Petrograd.
stand 10000 well armed and rcsoIute
Firms.
You folks ought 10 know our peo.
pie much better than you do" said
de Julin recently In san Francisco,
one OF many cities he is visiting to
bring the Finnish producer and con.
sumner In touch with the American.
TITS a land decidedly worth know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
BOGUS CHECKS FOUND

A. Il. Lanier. confecuoner. SOL
Rainier ave. and W. w. Phalen.
the victims OF bogus check artist
and police are investigating Wed.
nesday. Lanier lost SIS and Phalen
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02
FAIR ENDS SATTrRnAv

The fair given by the st. George
church in Georgetown, for the 81
George school fund. will close Wed.
nesday night. The fair opened June
e6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-02

Michael Kelly. 81. resident OF Sc
attic for IS years. died at the Prov.
idence hospital Tuesday from com.
pications resulting from an acct.
dent several months ago
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
734 18th st. N. w. Main 73(
$4,000 ,.s'
In The sOCTHEA5r-A splendid Groom
snd and ,fsts. sssh house, 10. Nth furnace heat and
$500
Near LIE DROIT PARK Northwest
An excellent buy
$500
Three squares from CAPITOL PARK
A Groom and bath house. This house
can be bought on very moderate terms.
$500
In rood location NoRTHEAsT-s rooms
and bath, hot-water heat: electricity and
gas: reasonable terms.
$3.50
Near BIOOMIN6DALE section,
NORTHWEST rooms and bath, hot
water heat. gas hight. Easy terms
$4,000
One-half square from Maryland Ave-
NoRTHEASr-A 7-room and bath house.
Garage for two cars.
$4,000
Near GARFIELD PARK, soUTHEA8r-
A afamily apartment house of S rooms
and bath each; furnace heat: garage with
room for two cars: porches Very mod
$6,25O
one-haIf square from Mas. ave.
NORTHEASTERN s-roonn and bath
house, with hot-water heat and electricity,
sleeping porches. Easy terms and imms-
date possession.
NORTHEAST-7 rooms and tled bath;
hot-water heat and gas light: lot so1so.
$1,000
On Q street. In the NORTHWEST
An u-room and bath house, In good con-
dition.
$1,000
A i1-room and 2-bath house. between
Q and streets, In the NORTHWEST
Brick garage. In Rood condition. d.
$1,000
A 2story brick house of four apartments
each apartment having coal and gas
ranges. porcelain bath tubs. etc. 3o-day
possession.
$500
In GEoRGE-owN-A s-roor, and bath
house, In splendid condition. An excellent
bargain for a quick buyer.
$500
Downtown section NORTKWEST-A Z
room and bath house: hot-watsr heat;
electricity. This house can be bought
for less money with plenty OF CASH.
$500
In the NORTHWEST, Just north Of
Park road-f0 rooms and bath, furnace
heat and gas light; moderate terms. Va
can't.
$4,000
An excellent EASE CAPITOL STREET
home OF rooms and bath: a.. m. l.; rea-
sonable terms; an excellent buy.
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
734 18th st. N. w. Main 73t
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
$50, 900. 90
u,s~A&U

$50, 100000
Washington Heights
A most unusual home; semi-detached:
heated by hot water; lighted by electric
lty; every other modern improvement:
deep lot to alley. POSSESSION.
$3o,000.o0
14th st. Business Property
Near Thomas Circle-A 3-story brick:
nrst noor good a. business place; apart
ments above.
$16,5O0.0O
Near Mass. Ave. and Dupont Circle
Attractive home 3-story and cellar
brick. steam heat, electric lights parquet
flooring first and second floors. 3 baths
sfsi5sHi eoPessSn n5ss lot to alley IN
15,500.00
Near 18th St. and Columbia Rd.
POSSESSION AT ONCE-3-story brick.
tric hghts; newly papered and painted
throughout
$11,500.0O
17th St., South of Lamont st.
Attractive home, hot-water heat, cleo
trtc lights. baths inclosed sleeping
porch; garage.
$15,00o.00
Within Half Square Conn. Ave.
Across the Conn. Ave. Bridge: . mod
ern home; 3 stories and cellar, hot-water
heat, electric lights, hardwood floors front
feet wide IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
$9,750.0O
On the Heights, Near 18th st.
modern colonial type brick. rooms
:ieepins ee n po1es nSl VXcAST as electric hsh'''
$S,500.0O
Near 21st and o SITS.
A s-story and bay-window brick. .
$8,500.00
New Petworth Home
Never occupied: . strictly up-to-dats
home; every modern equipment; paved
4,950.00
s St., Bet. 1st and North Capitol
A 3-story and cellar brick: s rooms and
bath; good nsishsorh9od; close to e...;
WIN. q. SAUNDERS & CO.,
BOT 18th St. N. w
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MADAME SEIIA-

BGnPTfAN PALMfsT a CI.AIRvoYAvT
Ihs gifted lady resot your past prss-
Snt sho future life, giving true advice you
csh oepeno on In business and family af-
iAirs, love, health and msrriGxe speeula-
uons. investments and divorce cases, teI.s
the names of your future husband or wife
aho now TO win and hold the one Of your
choice. The madame tells you what husl-
ness ana what part of the world moss
iuchest Tor You, and how to gain success
N anything you take In hand She settles
anu explains love oUarreis and Yspfly
IouoIes. reunites the separated. and ms es
napplness between man and wife. II you
are having bad luck or trouble consult
Nme- selia; her advice removes all, OBJ
staotes ana troubles and cause you to have
hsppihess and success in anything you
AXE Ia hand. Satisfaction Eusranteea
readings daily and Sunday Houru 20
y Phone Franklin 3s7s-J
special readings, 800
sal 1th
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WIN. d. SAUNDERS & CO.,
BOT 18th st. N. w

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Chevy Chase detached
home.
1887 Livingston St.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
S902 Huntington st. NV.
2 rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west Of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
4116 4th st. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
Extra large porches.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New detached homes.
1928 7th St. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
These houses are al completed
and always open for inspection.
D. ]. DUNCAN,
100 b st. NV. Phone N. 1867.
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I HAVE client who desires to purchase o.
room and bath house. N. w. or N. E.
not over 5000; substantial cash payment
give full particuls re-; no agents. J. c.
BROWN, attorney. AZ 6th 1t. N. w. Phone
Main 1851. se22-tf
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D,ASHMAN
MADAM PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIuM
N you are going TO seek advice or heln
why not consult one who Is we'll known
one who 10 here permanently This ytfteo
laoy can tell you anything you wish te
know or find out IN business health OF
family sfairsL When and whom you VIII
marry. What part Of the country 10 best
Tor you What TO do TO be successful In
hie- Removes evil infuCnces Tells
now 70 win and hold the one OF your choics
oAusfaction or no charges Readings. 81 ee
lzll 4 81. y. w. bet. l2th and 18th Ia
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A REAL BARGAIN

Corner property, 6 rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electric lights. nice surround
ings. In the 1900 block. Wisconsin ave,
CO., $40 Colorado Bldg. Main Ss3.
de10-tf
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8. BE1OFF,
REAL ESTATE.

s21 18th st. N. W.
Room 2o2. Tel. NJ. S1S7.
FOR SALE
Ne. 18th st., near L st. n. W.; 4 house
In nrst-class condition: l4r., %. /;
furnace heat; has a frontage 2sI
1Is It. to a soft. alley. Immedi-
ate possession Price only 5000.
Good termA
Ne s-Three moro in the same section;
reasonable.
Ne. 1Florida ave. near list St; one of
the best bargains in the city; 1or.
sion :sa This ahi: b sullds. afs;'li:' !. sSaais ~oas
5000 more than asked for. Price.
$3.50. Good tsrma
Ne. 18th St, near NJ st. N. w: . good
W.ns TO o' be n0' Ts: 1aG:' prop. rnp.
erty has Tor. 2b. and frontaxe
Of ssIi2o Il. to an alley. with
$3.50. Good terms
No. S-1oth st. N. w. on the $500 block;
. semi-detached house of sr.:
rooms on each noor; nice finished
attic; back yard and front porch.
Prize reasonable
No. two on 18th st. near wyoming
ave. n. w; 1-i1r., 2b. q h.; nrst-
elass condition Price. 3io,6oo.
He f-lsth Ut. N. W.; ior.: tile bath; fur
Sasnss ss. fIss sGss fGI $3.50 ss;d'nes eoss
Ne trouble to inspect All this property
eo0vA, a. / give my personal attention to
all sales
Como In TO 80 me- about more property
for sale In all parts Of the city. Business
Or fesid encA.
8. BEIOFF,
REAL ESTATE.
921 18th St N w
Room z02, Tel N. 81S7.
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Special Readings. t1.W
g1f y Gfr~Dt ~ ~ ,ev
PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Palsnsst can read
your me by the lines In your palm Whsch
are the record OF your life. Being q grNd-
oate OF two colleges Of psimistvy. and hSs
wonderfui gift OF second sight enA bIes hssp
20 liIt the veil OF mystery and reveal to yos
IMPORTANT matters of your future life
Sivee advice on business matters love
health and family Affairs: tells name Of
your future husband wife: tells N one
you love Is true or false; what part OF the
country 10 iuckiest TO you; what to do to
De successful In life; removes TROUBLES of
AL nature, brings the sep&ratsd together
tels the secret. OF hsvine persooal in6uerrs
with your associate Prof Belmont 10 q
Psychologtst of WoAd Rencwn. Readiuxu
u izie New York Ave. N. w. next aoor
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MADAME VICTORIA.
PALMIST & MEDIUM

San tell you anything you wish To know or
Una >ut In business. health. and family sf-
ts1es; tells you the name of the lady Or
gentleman you will marry and when YOU
VIII marry. Have you found the one you
nave bestowed your affections upon acting
cool or distant toward you9 The N,os "a
can tell the cause for IT, She can tell yoa
IL the one you love Is true or false and
tell you how to win and hold the one os
your choice: tells you what business ana
what part OF the world Is most lucky for
you ana advises you how TO Eain and hOid
a good position: she brings the separated
together makes happiness between msn
and wife. The Madam can tell you II any
oody mas put bad luck or evil influence on
on. The Madam can tell you the cause
OF your troubles and how 10 avoid them
Ssh hoNlse you IN olNoree cases when 90
speculate and where TO locate This lady
does not tell 10 please you. but Rfyee only
truthful advice you can depend on. Salts
tactlon guaranteed or no charge. Read
ings 81. Daily and Sunday. sss fth o.
y. W. -.
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MADAME ISMAR.

- GIFTED EGYPTIAN
fhirlst ana ClatrvoyanL Born with a
oouple veil Gives advice on business cexls
and specuistionx. understands ais of nsE-
ing peace In the family, reunites the SEP
aratec, tell who you will marry and when
now 10 overcome evil influence and bad
luck sef-prsise is no necommeepdstIou
can and be CONVINCED. Readings pri-
Nate Business strictly conndentisl In
daily and sunday Cor. 6th and sts.. soa
l.
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NINE. JEANETT

EGfPTIAN PALMlsT. cLAyRvoYANr.
Guaranteed to read your entire llfs pxs;
present and future. She asks NO ouect.ors
ou. oeAors you utter word she tells what
ssHs hoNsto gain success IN buslneoa
neaitn, courtship marriage, divorces. tells
yoo 1net pert of the world will Be suc-
noId good position: she tells II the ons
you ioNe 10 true or false. Are you II
uonoieI DO you dnd the one ron have
aetins cool and Indifferent toward YEN
she VIII remove an obstacles and tell VOC
nov 10 win and hold the one you 0eGfrp
cne reunites the separated, locates ahoeal
friends and reiatfvex Readinrn n o.
sos ith st. n. W. topposste SAks y Coz
Private rarlors rGs
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MADAM D,ASHMAN.

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAlRNOYANT IN AMERICA
viii peIp you TO decide what ie best for
you 10 co In love, business marriage. a.
Norce. changes, travelling. will tell VOC II
you Will marry the one you love. give yos
sUcky Gays and numbers. See her tocay.
She can tell you lots Of thinrr you viii b
gao TO know. Unlike ordinary people.
,ss Madam pAshm.n has possessed the ss'
MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Room 50. 1901 @ St NV.
Cor 18th and q. OPP. Drop Aasie StorA
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FOR COLORED
OF the Better Class
GLENDALE, D. G.

The nnest aburt In the eastern section
e the District Of Columbia; only ~ blocks
frum the Capitol Many artistic homes
completed and occupied Another half
mile of streets Just been graded Next
Sprtng VIII be too lata Buy your lots
Aov. SO cash Will start you From $3.50
10 $soe viii start your house You can
ret Q orand-nSw house In sixty daya Out
II II houses Just being completed We
ka1s one left, q beautiful s-room house; !;
3R4es A.3so: SSso cash required: you can
move IN early nsxt month Come out any
bAy or Sunday, consult our Mr.. Greene or
jlr Beverly st Glendale, D. c.; one or
to<h OF tb>ss geutlsrnen are always on
- property and will take pleasure in ex-
paatatng cur easy payment plan Of ownfng
yUur own home, OF call at our office Take
81 street. cAEs marked District Line" to
18th q. n. Z. walk south into GLEN
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MADAME HINGER

English GYPSY Pslmist and Clsirvovapt
.eHs you any thing you wish TO know
SAusiaction guaranteed e4o Pa ave
N. W (Upstairs) ~.
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Columbia Heights,

10 rooms, / bath, hot wafer bca, Ga.
ana electricity; brick home. newly painted
$1,000. fiiee'
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

HOW to be your own Landlord in Chevy
Chase Tor $500 cash and SEQ per month
Apply ALLEN w. GIBSON. 3lS-31s Colo
rado bidg. ssl6-S0t
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Near Washington Circle.

$S.ooo-Facins south on ..
ave-. attractive home contairirr
seven rooms and bath; well con-
structed; walking distance OF most
OF the Government departments
Terms can be arranged.
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home OF HOMES

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II
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FOR. sALE-HoUsES FOR SALE-H0USES
MAIN 2s45.
Mt. Pleasant.

7.1So-rerms. 1850 cash:
rooms and bath; excellent ar
ranEement; attractive location in
section of expensive homes: not
iar from end OF Mt. Pleasant car
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FOR SALE-lOTS

SEVERAL LOTS In Mt Rainier, Nd win
finance building. J. c. BROWN, Attor-
oey. Az tth ST. N. w. Phone Main sssl
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
WILL RELIN0UISH LEASES
ON VALUABLE TRACT

Shreveport, Ia. Mag 1.-THE Pine
Island oil company viii reiinquish its
lease on 1851 acres in Caddo Parish.
township 20, range IS. This acreage
was leased from the Louisiana oil
company on August 81. 1914 To Is
generally believed among oil eZ-
perts that section 4-20-19 Of this lease
is very valuable from an oil field
consideration
Ed H King. president OF the
Homer Oil and Refining company. has
recently consummated final neEotia-
lions for the transfer Of title 10 the
lease on the 90 acres Of the Feather
stone tract in Claiborne Parish. from
the Consolidated Progressive com
pany-
Ward and Good are setting 10 inch
casing in Gladney No. I. section H.
20-7. in that part Of Claiborne ter
ritory which has not yet been ex-
plored. This wells operation viii be