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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

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DRESSER. rugs. beds and some odds and
ends Of furulture Tor sale. can a. 114l
Myrtle avenue Tuesday morning
GEN C1NE leather davenpoEt. cook stove.
dresser dishes, cooking Utensils, beds,
Bucks OH range with oven. rockers. hose.
etc 15.l Memphis street
The WESTERN FURNITURE CO. win
pay cash for your furniture OF We viii
exchange g for new. Come 20 the store
that saves you money Phone 148l Cor
nsr stanton and Overland
TWO ROOMS Of Housekeeping furnitures
also IL Inch beveied mirror 5x19 feet
IS inch electric fan. Western electric ma
chine enc new singer Phone ESQ
FINE ANTIQUE cak princes dresser. s.5i
girls fumed oak desk ard chair. sl0- IS
new col springs. So 1851 Bliss Phone
FIBER BgEAKEAsT ST.
Fiber breakfast set consisting % table
ROGERs T=ADHG CO.
10 y. slantoa So
A lot or second hand gas stoTen
Low prices and your credit Is o. K
FOUTZ-MOoRE FURNITURE CO.
FOR Sale-Planos
FOR SALE-Piauo. upright, mahogany
case. barsaln- Phone 2079-
FOR sALE-Piano. good condition, cheap
EMERSON mahoeany UPRIGHT plano. a
harEain- Phone $3.50.
EXCHANGE YOUR PIANO
FOR A PIANOLA PIANO
ore that the whole family can play. We
make LIBERAL allowance for ycur piano
FL PAso PIANO CO.
AIS Texas s.
The Home q the stslHvay.
Seeds and Plants.
CHOICE corn. cane. muist Sudan. etc
". D. WISE SEED Co. Phone $50.
FRESH hlEh r-ade eefd our speclaitY.
We ID WISE SEED Co. Phone $50
Our FKEE Garden Rulsiia gives TN m
formation Tor the home garden
VI. D- WISE SEED Co. Phone $3.50
go BUSHELS arn6er cane sssd. SIS Per 100.
~. c. POTTER A CO.
Ask Is abogi Ferfecii0n lawn fixture.
We y. WISE SEED CO.. Phone $3.50.
III / BARB ROOTS virginia crseper. Eng
ash Ivy. arc homer suckls vine, calves
EL FAsO SEED COMPANY. 81 slr An
tonic 81. Just east o. co-rthouse-
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. ysiloU ana
white. leading varieties. free from rernins
90 million ready $40 Ter thousand. By
express Parcel post add 30 ceuts per
thousand- z a Lind. pig wells. Tex.
sWEET POTATO PLANTS
Nancy Hail. Porto Rice, Pumpkin IAN.
Bunch yam. southern Queen postpaid SEQ
71-7I; 11ol-Sa By ezurezs 511o-1l1.
iaco1-l1-51; 20.o10-sfz. cash with or
der. Wire for quantity prices Prompt
service. ful count. careful pack. Li1erly
Pant Conn any. Cr5stai City. TaVaE-
CHOICE l0Wer seed bulE and pacsets
W D. WISE SEED CO.. Phone $3.50
AMBER. rcd top snd Japanese cane
seed seed corn. kaffir c1rn. faterita.
milo maize. broom corn. ruiiler. Sudan
grass etc We have complete stock
fancy redeemed seed Get our prices be-
fore buying. Fl PASO SEED COMPANY,
52l san Antonio s.. just east o. court-
house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

s room bungalow. heat. all modern
features. paved street; near car line
facing east Manhattan Heights
associates OF CLASS all around you
ss75q Terms
Mckee EROS. 2oS Hiils Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

FOR SALE BIZ OWNER room cob
blestoue bungalow Phone 55S4-1 or
r-H- III
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Bfd' SuupHes.


Harris mountain mixed bird seed. eases.
mama. gravel ana al bird supplies II
PAsO SEED COMPANY. 81 san Antonio
s. inst ~ 81 rl---n-u..-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

FIBER DROP LEAF TABLE.
Large size brown FIBER d-op lear table
ID Zine condition.
ROGERS TRADING CO.
III ~ Stanton s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
LOT SPECIALS BY A LOT SPECIAL
IsT.

Montana St. corner, so. front %
lots ---------- fpo-
Montana st. corner, so. front, two
lots Observation-Disclosures $500
1lontana ST inside lots at .-....-s250
1Torencf St. corner. Q Iots-.......s950
1Toreugf ST. inside 2 lots..--...S550
White oaks St.. IL lots.-.--.-..S 500
Hueco. ST. 2 lots ---..-....-...--s6 $500
Grand Ave. . lots ............-S350
MADEIRA ST.. . Iots.......-........
fTerms)
SO cash per LOT and $500 per month
10 interest or taxes for IS months.
Vow is the time 10 buy lots at these
te-ws. You VIII never regret it,
FRANK J. ETIE REALTY co.
Phone 1850 202 n. Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

FOR SALE BY OWNER room
frame cottage ia GrandrieW. al low
price. Phone 6406W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
FoI Sale-Ciiy Properly

= CONNER LOTs-One block from
Bis. far sale cheap. Phone 6IIe-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

1917 FORD touring. seat covers. Goodyear
non-slid tirss, shock absorbs1a; q bar
gain
1917 Briscos touring. self-startsr and
everything best o. condition
National 7-paszsuEer. fine condition.
equipped with cord tires. car newly paint
eds a fine car a. a low price
1878 Ford taziesb.
n. L. NAQuIN.
COS Montana S. Phone slss or 5os1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

LARGE ROOT BEEE BARREL QUITS
Get into big paying business bv in-
stliinE one 20 these large barrel outfits.
We furnish them complete. including for
mula 10 make your own syrup. Easy
monthly payments Write FOR booklet
which explains fully
GROsaLAN FOUNTAIN COMPANY
Dalal IazaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

LOIS rs DIX. b, G0Vernment HI
s56a A. Elliott Gil N Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Oriental GARAGE
us ~ kansas 81, Phone ssh
Hudaon-Eepa irlnE-pcese-
Hupp. Mitchell ard Haynes. each .fto0o
Maxwell. $500. Nets $3.50, Overland. f5oq.
Roadsters, Ford Chevrolet. $3.50 $3.50
VIZ MAKE HIGH GRADE
AUTOMOBILE TOPS. SIDE CURTAINS
SEAT COVERS. lPHOflSIEklNG
AID REPAIRING
Let rs replace the ceuuloid "a
your back curtain WITH an
up-to-date beFeled glass
OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS. EXPRESS
RECOVER AND RETURN THEI AZ
Writs FOR samples and p5iess-
AUTO TOP SHOP
500 North Kansas Street
Phone 1851
THESE WoSERFIL BARGAINS
USED AUTOMOBILES
DODGE
5-passenser, Only - -.------.s S5o
5-Dassenger. 1915 model. complete
iy overhaulcd.
DODGE
5-passsuEer. 1917 model. new
paint Mechanically perfect over
size tires
HUDSON
Super-SiN az real value prlca.
TRUCKS
20 8 ton capacity
lone STAR MOTOB CO.
Phone 500.
T. %. oPPE'-EEufEE
USED CAR SAILS
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FOR SALE--4o acre farm N Huntington
Beach, Calf Has room modern bunga-
low, barn. arteslau well. Address BOX
! ~ u-------.-- L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

EXCHANGE those Old pieces o.
furniture Tor some o. that dependa-
Bile Fout--Moora furniture.
FOCrZ-M0oRE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

VIZ ARE stiil Shipping furniture 70 the
oil fields WIN pay extra Eood price for
used furniture. g. d Houssr Upholst-r-
ing Co Phone f1I1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

FOR sALE-summer sale 100 pairs utiity
carneau pigeons, mated. banded. working
All guar ntced. Price $3.50 per pair. They
viii 80 fast Act quick C1rlocE'7 pircon
Lofts. 1s1s y. ochoa S. Phone s2s9.
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ID Rsll-sIorss 81 Offiess

o TIE--7--IT-TEI ~ UITT---
------------------r---s----
TOR RENr-Slore room SKIS. FIRST class
IQcluor Cor furniture store Eer- $40
FOX REM Iarg- ard q sf11ll office
il the Herald Building. Beat uc1f and
iauifur service furnished Reascrahlr
yates. Anpiy 90 the Auiitor % tae Herald.
f1s san Francisco. au1 basement = $50 81
DOUGLAS C. CROMWELL AGENCY
Fhon. 6Scl 90 AHA D-da
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

FoH RENT-Eront room. for Ee-lcrlal
10 sick. running water modern cclTen-
fences. $3.50 week ST. n So. VAIN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

age area oven IL Euchco creek which
lies just TO the cast, were added 90
II would not supply sufficient watrg
for a city ot "A population YOU hhvv
stipulated To inc. and therefore must
be eliminated AZ "a source upon Whiuh
the city NJ Tulsa should spend money
IN the construction ~ dam and
conduit on the basis a. ,aid down a.
the beginning OF this report that II
is unwlse for a city tn spend money
In developing "A source ~ supply of
a capacity Insufficient for ~, futuro
needs. requiring later the abandon
meut OF all works constructed
Grand River.
Grand river. a much Frrsr stream
than any OF tho others THAT have
been considered, drains Mao Acc.
ton or Kansas, and flowing south
through the state OF oklahoma. re-
cclvcs many tributaries. carrying cN
ctllent water, particularly those
draining the hilly and mountainous
country To tho east ~ the river
There are few rivers the slac of the
Grand In the southwest country Nhat
have quality ~ wntor hcttor for
domestic use than this stream. As a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Norway which brings mail and a
certain sIvount of stores except In
the worst weather. So the boys get
letters from home now and then and
they have time To write homo too
and plenty TO write about
Heroes Wherever They Go.
But nine chances to ten the things
that will not be written about are
lust those which home folks would
DO proudest 10 hear ono boy
tramped all night through the rain
over dangerous roads to findA doc
tor to attend a woman who was In
extreme need, A group or soldiers
gave their rauons to bolshevik prls-
oners who were dying OF starvation
IN tho prison And as for the chill
dren. as usual our boys made no
attempt whatever TO keep from
spelling every child no matter OF
what nationality. In short time
after American soldiers arrived the
town was full OF Red Cross choco-
service comfort bags, which the chill
dren fancied.
Captain Wynne is now in London
preparing TO go 10 Germany where
he is to take charge OF some OF the
Russian prisoners there. Food and
clothes are on their way TO these
camps where the Russians are fac
ing starvation. with tho food and
warm clothes will 20 cheer and
friendliness and little by little its
pretty likely that trust and confi-
dence will result.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
CHIEF ENGINEER
ALMOST GIVES UP
thought He Would Have to
Stop Working; Tanlac
Makes Him Well Again.

10 my mind Tanlac is the creates,
mealGlne in the world" said O H.
"aiaitey chief engineer of the Life
Sstsslalty building. Nashville. Tenn
ror Two years" he continued. II
o.'!eted owfully with the worst kind
", stomach trouble and went down
SslHl lost forty-eight pounds. NV
achoi terribly and I suffered
~ much misery from indigestion that
I'ught ! had an liberated stomach
ui was actually afraid to eat any
,,ms out little oatmeal and sweet
,,.H got weaker every dav tIN
nsy, as nothing | took did me anv
Oou tSse | thought | would Just have 10
",ow Up my lob.
ny VIE road IN the papers where
boa 'n VINO had suffered like I was
ana ueeh helped by taking Tanlac,
Nh s,e oegged me to try IL. After
r.n Wken Tanlac a few DAYS 7 be-
I'M set hungry and started In cat
hnr, 'nt ! was starved. and nothing
na'n me bit Soon those awfnl
snn. IN my stomach and back were
Pa, ! sleep fine at night now and
ensraIp IN the morning fun of life and
Tssy ana ready for my work"
Drur ''ne D Is sold In Tulsa by Quaker
pan's company, Puritan Drug corn.
in and by the leading drugRists
cueally every city, town and
80 VI America-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

ing from the east into the Grand
river, with "A drainage area of APP
proNimntrly llS square miles, also
would furnish water ~ excellent
quality hut tho Sizc OF It's drainage
area prccludes It's use as "a source OF
supply Tor the city
Pryor Creek.
This stream. flowing into the
Grand frou< the west Just below the
mouth OF the Silint. is also TO be
eliminated, both on account OF the
slae OF It's drainage area and tho fact
that Inv quality OF the water is not
as good HH tho streams flowing into
the Grand from the mountain ro-
Rions OF tho east
Shell Greek
Shell creek IA tributary or tho Ar,
kansas about four miles west of
Saud Spr.uGH. has drainage area
at tho point whcro a dam could he
constructed, OF approximately ~
square miles. During dry years
thor" is NO flow In tho stream during
a large part Of the year and during
the year 1918. a dry year. there was
no flow I'm tho stream except immc-
dIutcly after heavy rains. This drain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

iAct that extensive storage on the
N"rdigris IL difficult to obtain. and
Vhi extensive filtration would be
required, eliminates tho Verdigris
RIVER as source or supply.
Hominy Crrk. @
rms branch ot Riri creek and IT,
hoRhboring tributary, Delaware
creek. are both too small TO bc Sc
rlously considered as supplies for
Tulsa.
Spring trcck
1hls stream, flowing from the
cast into Grant river. has "A water
or excellent quality. but has a drain
age aroa OF only l75 square miles.
and while II would furnish the CITY
or Tulsa excellent potable water, tho
h1e or It's drainage area is "A strong
argument for It's elimination. II is
nearer 10 the city or Tulsa than
Spavlnaw crock another tributary of
me Grand flowing from tho east.
hlt has less than hair " iia drain -
age basin. and Is cllminn'ol from
further consideration entirely on tho
grounds OF the quantity OF wnicr
available from its flow.
Sal.na creek. another stream flow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
-SPAVINAW IS CITYS
ONLY WATER SOURCE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


will meet the requirements Of Tulsa
for time to come. lie said that moth
ing could shake his confidence along
this line, and that no other proposal
was worthy OF detailed consldera-
uon.
Under present market prices It will
cost the city approximately $1,000
900 to tap the Spavinaw and lay the
necessary conduit line, according TO
Pressey. He believes. however, that
by the time the city IL ready to go TO
work on the project tho market will
have dropped considerably. A bond
issue, to be passed by tho city, will
be necessary TO obtain the Spavinaw
water.
The report. in full. is copied here
with:
Tulsa, okla, March /, 1919.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Comm lssioners, Tulsa, Okla
Gentlemen: In accordance with
your request, I have made examina-
tions and studies for a future water
supply for the city, and beg leave to
make the following report:
You have stated that this investi-
CATION should be for a supply OF
water not only for the present city
but such as can he utilized when
the city has reached the populat ton
OF 100000 to 100000. II Is evident
that 1t would he unwiso for the city
TO spend money In the construction
OF dams. conduits or other structures
for a source of supply that would be
inadequate as the citys population
increases, necessitating the aban-
donment OF these works and thS
construction OF others at new
source.
II is not necessary that the entire
works be built for full capacity OF
the requirements of n city OF 200, 900
people. but II Is important that the
source OF the water shall have this
capacity and that whatever struc-
lures are built shall be such that
they can continue TO be utilized with
the future growth OF the city and
It's waterworks system.
The study OF this additional water
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Most people do not realize the
alarming Increase and remarkable
prevaleDcy OF kidney disease. While
kidney Disorders are the most COM
mon diseases that prevail. they are
almost the last recognized by paticiH
and physicians. who content them.
selvcs with doctoring the effects,
while tho original disease underminss
tho system.
Your other organs may need st-
tention--but your kidneys should
have attention first besause their
work is most important.
II you feel that your kidneys arc
tho cause or your sickness or run
down condition commence taking DIR.
kilmer's swamp Root, the great Kid
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In The Tulsa Daily World.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

river for the purpose Of developing
electric power, such power 10 be used
FOR pumping the water to the Cii,
such dam could not bo built at the
nearest point of intake on the Grand
but could bc constructed three miles
farther down stream whore tho
banks Of the river are comparative
steep, forming ahutmcnts Tor a dau
across the Grand river Such u dam.
however. would Involve the rNpendl-
ur" of u considerable sum of mono .
both Tor thc structure Itself and for
tho areas ~ land that would bo sub
merged This altc has been suggested
in years past As the possible location
CON1lNUEu on NEXT FACE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

source OF supply for the city OF
Tulsa It has been very carefully con
Sid'red, An excellent potable water
could be obtained from this source
no proper place Tor an intake
point duo east from the city of Tulsa
Just tn tho south OF whore the Chcro-
k"e-treck nation line crosses tho
river water from this source would
u" pumped through as to 30 miles nf
conduit, the intake being at an ole
walton below tho clgy of Tulan
steam power would be required for
This purpose tUloss tho city con
Hlruetci n dpm across tho Grand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT

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The Pensacola journal., 1919-11-24
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
TO CELEBRATE
VETERANS WILL BE HONOR
GUEST-WORk IN THE RANK
OF KNIGHT BY DEGREE TEAM.


Tuesday night, November rs, hav-
ing been designated as Veterans
Night" by Damon Lodge. No. ID,
Knights of Pythias. the entertainment
and refreshments committee has ar
ranged an excellent menu for the oc-
casion, concluding with a smoker, and
it is an assured fact that the hall will
be filled with the veteran knights who
have faithfully done their mite in dis
seminating the spirit of fraternalism
broadcast, and bringing cheer and
gladness to the hearts of the burdened
and weary.
This occasion will also be featured
by the comforting of the rank of
knight upon four Esquires in the
amplified form, and the senatorial
team that will have charge of the work
has been holding rehearsals, and the
members of it are requested to be on
hand at z o'clock Tuesday night. This
team is considered one of the best in
the entire Grand Domain of Florida
and every Pythian in this city is
cordially invited to be present.
The Pensacola journal., 1919-11-24
MRS. GEO. LEWIS OF
TALLAHASSEE is DEAD

Tallahassee, Nov. 22.-The hosts of
friends of Mrs. George Lewis all over
the state of Florida will learn with
deep sorrow of her death, which oc-
Cured very suddenly Friday evening.
Mrs. Lewis, who was the wife of
George Lewis, president of the Lewis
State Bank of Tallahassee, was a na-
tive Tallahassean and was universally
beloved by all citizens of the capital
city. Although advanced in years. she
had retained her activity and vigor
and even upon the day of her death
had been calling with friends, appar-
emily in the best of health. Her death
came very suddenly early Friday eve
ming just as she was upon the eve of
retiring.
Mrs. Lewis, who prior to her mar
riage was Miss Elizabeth Douglas was
a daughter of Judge Samuel Douglas
and granddaughter of Governor
Thomas Brown.
The Pensacola journal., 1919-11-24

again to a war that must come because
we assume it cannot be avoided? :?
Ought we not make every effort on our
part at least to see to 1t that so far
as it can be accomplished we shall
put an end to that sort of thing in the
future?
$50 / say, Mr.. President, that it is
a great pity, in my judgment. that the
| resolution proposes to put this coun-
try. in such a selfish, domineering. in
excusable, indecent attitude before the
world; and it is pity that at this
time we are unwilling to forego this
determination to accomplish a plan
which was determined upon when the
Foreign Relations committee was ap-
pointed at the beginning of this ses-
sion; that we are unwilling to proceed
to do our best here instead of relying
upon technicalities and parliamentary
this and parliamentary that in order
to stifie a fun and fair expression of
views upon this floor; that we are un-
willing to do what great occasion de-
mands of every senator Who loves his
flag, who loves his country, and who
has feeling of good will toward his
fellow men everywhere.
"Mr. President, I ask unanimous
consent to have printed in the Record
as a part of my remarks, without read
ing. a clipping from the Post with ref
erence to the cost of the war
The Presiding Officer.-~"Withou OBJ
lection, it is so ordered
The matter referred to is as follows:
COST OF WAR s337, ,612, ,542, ,530-ES-
INNATE REACHED IN REPORT
OF CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT
FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE.
The first comprehensive report on
the direct and indirect costs of the war
has just been made by the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
and published in a volume of that
title. After taking each of the coun-
tries separately on both sides and
summarizing the total direct and total
indirect costs, the report gives the
direct cost as s1s6,0O0,0 900, and
states that the indirect costs have
amounted to almost as much more
The capitalized value of soldier life,
which is given among the indirect"
costs, is placed at s33,551, ,276,280. The
property losses are divided as follows:
On land. s2s.s6o.ooo, 900; on sea, s6,-
500, 100000. Loss of production is an
indirect cost of war, which has meant
to the nations s45, ,000. 10000 War re-
lief added $1,000, 100000 The loss to
neutrals through indirect cost is placed
at $1,75000O, 900. Total indirect costs
to all nations, including neutrals, is
$151. .612. .542. $50.
The report was gathered from reli-
able sources by Ernest L. Bogart, pro-
fessor of economics, University of Illi-
nois. Estimating the capitalized value
of human life," he fixes the worth of
the individual at figures ranging from
$1,000 in Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece.
Japan, Roumania, Serbia, and several
other countries up to s4,720 for the
United States, where the economic
worth of the individual to the nation
is placed at the highest.
In addition to the s33, ,551 600. 900 Civ
en- as the economic worth Of those
who lost their lives or were injured
in actual warfare, an equal amount is
allowed for civilian losses. The num-
ber of known dead is placed at $685.
I'll and the presumed dead at 1891, 500.