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going out should not dfsplace them
in the resumption of practice.
Many physicians were retained in
the Army hospital to insure suf
cient attendance and medical care for
the wounded returning from France
Very few if any medical officers re-
ceived their discharge in France: bui
most of those who have had foreign
service are let out with the return
and muster out of the units with
which they served.
Thus far. a total of nearly fourteen
thousand medical officers have been
been discharged from the Army and
resumed practice in the communities
from which they came. They VIII
take with them many new ideas.
They have seen the practical applica-
ton of sanitation offNa great scale and
have had practice in preventive treat
ment. They have learned new meth
ods for the treatment and prevention
of pneumonia and typhoid They Will
take with them a new knowledge of
applied surgery and have advanced
ideas of hospital management.
OF the $1,000 medical cases in fhr
hospitals abroad, approximately 10000
are from injuries and the remainder
of the cases are from disease. Most OF
the cases are not very grave, but
about what might be expected among
q body of something more than a
million men living under crowded
conditions. Most of the cases will
accompany their units upon their re-
turn to the United States; and the
medical officers of those units will be
discharged with the organizations.
Promotion in the Medical Corps has
been very slow. In spite of all recon-
mendations that promotions be made
to fill some of the many vacancies
caused by the return of medical off
GERS to the United States and their
consequent discharge, no promotions
whatever have been made in the corps
since, the signing CT the armistice
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BUNGALOW FOR SALE-TWO BLOCKS
from car line;s rOems andy ath; little over
year old; newly papered and painted; electric
lights; hot and cold water, etc: good chicken
house and some wood place; large lot; ;
at once.
Apply AZ CEDAR AVE,
Takoma Park. 14s
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Their Radio Service
Commended Highly.

munications. to succeed Capt. David
D. Todd. who filled that position dur
ing the war.
Admiral-captain then Bullard is
well known in Washington, where he
was stationed in command Of the
division to which he has been re-
turned. The experiments in long
distance telephony that took place
when he was in charge Of the wire
less station at Radio, Va, led the
way for the great advancement made
during the war in that important
branch Capt. Bullard was ordered
to sea duty at the outbreak OF hos
tilities and in the meantime has been
selected and promoted to the rank of
rear admiral.
Capt. Todd has been ordered to
sea, a service which was denied him
during the war, to his great chaRrin.
In charge of naval communications
he rendered the Navy splendid serv-
ice in regulating radio commun ca
tion within and without the United
States proper. He established al
Boston, at Harvard University. the
greatest school in the world for radio
operators, turning out well trained
young men, fully able to meet all de-
mands of the service on land aud
sea, for naval vessels and for the
transport service. His division took
for the Navy absolute control of overf
sea communication. whether by cable
or by radio, regulating use OF the
wires and the air in respect to all
messages. The nature of the work
done by this division necessftated
secrecy, but it has been impossible TO
conceal the satisfaction of the Navy
Department with the way in which
it has been operated.
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DETACHED, TAPESTRY" BRICK HOME.
just finished. for immediate possession: I
rooms. 2 tiled baths. oak floors. ash>trim. hot
water heat, gas range, electric. light, eft.
screened porch: built-in refrigerator; lot
J0x14O: y square from cars; 20 min. to Treas
ury. Most delightful and convenient suburb of
Washington. G. &. LACEY, Foxal Heights,
b. G. West 1884 or 5l7. -
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RESORTS.
GRAND ATLANTIC
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ,.

Virginia Ave-, near Beach and all attractions
Capacity, 6OO strictly modern hotel. Pri-
vate baths. running water in rooms, elevator.
etc. Notable table. Early season rates. $3.50
up daily, special weekly. Booklet Auto meets
trains W. F. SHAW.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-tIOnt1n0e0.
FOUR WELL. LOCATED HOUSES. MoDERN
improvements. !. TO acres Magnificent site
for country estate. 30 acres near Marshall
Hail. exchange considered.
II. SCOTT RYEh. East Falls Church. Va. :
WELL BUILT SUBSTANTIAL EIGHT-ROOM
house large chicken house that will hold 900
chickens: lot .OUx25O; two squares 10 ;
IL minutes walk TO one-ftrc zone. Price.
5000: $3.50 cash and $40 monthly. Including
interest.
Five-room tapestry brick bungalow. open FIRE
place; electric lights; all improvements found
IN large cities; large lot: cellar and furnace
heat: between car lines. Price. $3.50 ],
81 900 cash and $40 monthly. %:E.s,
CHAS. 81. LIGHrBOWN. SO s
Cor. Ross ST. and baltimore pike. = =
Cottage City, Md. 13s
IMMEDIATE POssEssIeN. p
A BARGAINS rooms, bath. hot-water heat;
open fireplace, etc; lot 50x140 feet. Located
right In the ". C.. only a.few minutes from
center of city. For quick sale. S6,2oo A.. b.
CAMPBELL. 1910 Ii NV.
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ELEGANT HOME

Containing g large rooms and bath "A bed
rooms). many closets. sleeping porch 10x2O.
very large living room with open fireplace
Sex17. opening to front and side porch; bay
window dining room. large pantry and kitchen
with electric and coal ranges, house electrically
lighted, beautiful fixtures and separate cleo
trical heating outlets throughout. Speaking
tubes; concrete cellar has hot-water heating
plant, servants toilet laundry tubs. also show
ser, electric humping system, from 75-foot we'll;
grounds, a acre: many very large trees fine
lawn heWers. etc: excellent cement and ceiled
garage to match house. hoored attic storage
space ;,graEel walks: chicken house with fenced
yard. Property located go yards from Green
wood station, on Great Falls eec. line IL min
ufes' ride from Georgetown. or 5ls miles from
Treasury on new Inacadam road. Built for
resi- home z years ago. Inspect any time
(Iaeut COL, Wheeler's place. Owner occu-
pant going north, tells me to sacrifice for
s., ,675: terms, 1900 cash, bal. can arrange:
This is splendid home,- modern in every par
ficuar, and will be sold quickly. Photo and
all information, see W. O'HARA, Willett &
Reinecke Co, 1909 II NV. Phone Main 1925.
Exclusive agent.
1000 PEOPLE LIVING on OUR CHEVY
Chase property: new development; 35-acre
wooded tract near Chevy Chase Circle will, at
present rate. be sold out quicker than expected.
We have the most liberal building plan in the
city. For particulars call
, FULTON r. GORDON. Owner.
Main 1921. Colorado bldg.
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FOR SUPPLEMENTARY FINE COUNTRY
estate. II miles from Washington. fronting
half mile on Baltimore boulevard, ia acres, SO
under cultivation. 20 in woodland. II in lawns.
etc. Hsuse. large colonial, with II large
rooms. baths. laupdry. buffers pantry, linen
room, cement cellars, hot-water heat, electric
lighting and unlimited water supply. Special
manteis. Splendid elevation and VIEW Va
riety of fruit trees. fine shade trees rare
shrubbefy. Private station Of electric car line
from Washington on property and five minutes
to B. q o. railway station. Barn, stabiing
for cows and horses; garage room for 8
cars Entire property in perfect condition.
House just remodeled at cost Of s.. 600. Sold
furnished IL desired For sale on account of
death. Address Box 215-B, Star office. l9s
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Army and Navy News

the Americans have made no change
in the one they had adopted
In point of fire control-which Is a
system by which ordnance officers
to give a definite definition = the
American system had been found
most satisfactory. 1t is an open
secret that in the unreserved aid that
the one Navy gave the other the
United States gave their fellow An
glo-Saxons the secret of their own
control and the latter adopted it for
their entire navy. The fire that had
been wild at the Jutland was changed.
and had the German feet ventured
out a second time it would have found
a different state of affairs as to
British gunnery.
An analysis of the condition of the
Navy when it entered the war would
show that. in point of naval policy,
the German government had COM
pletely outguessed those responsible
for the creation of the American
Navy. But it would show that in
matters where the professional skill
against that of the Germans the
Americans were in no respect in
ferior. Nor was Congress so far
behind: for. acting upon the advice OF
the chief of naval operations. sup
ported by the leading officers of the
Navy, including Vice Admiral Sims
and others, Congress had authorized
liberal additions. including destroyers
scout cruisers, battle cruisers and
some of the heavier battleships. 1t is
recalled in this connection that Ad-
miral Sims talked sixteen hours to
convince the House naval committee
that battle cruisers were a necessity
and he did it with such force that one
of the small Navy men went off and
voted for four battle cruisers at six
teen millions apiece.
II
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THE CAIRO HOTEL

Que st. next to corner 10th NV. !;
modern l2-story hreproof struc.
ture; rooms with bath, $3.50
per day; rooms with running
hot and cold water, 500 per
day. ~. ...a...
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If you could this house you would buy it
Is rooms, hollow tle.> up-to-date,, y So cars. -
little beauty: also Groom house line.
s5 500; 6-room bungalow. S.. 500. Here is the
bargain: 1H acres land. fruit. sewer. water,
poultry houses. foundation ready to put house
on. squares car line, quick sale. $1,500 4
new bungalows Z new cottages, popular prices !;
on and near ear line: 4 s-roon houses cheap
enough to live in: fine corner building lots.
$3.50 TO 1000. Look over. Our cars at
your service. - - ~
- TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.. -
: C,DI-<7796-W. Takorna Park, D, q.
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FOR sALE-APARTMENrs

NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE. FINEST IOCA-
tion in Washington; apartment house. contain
ing 16 apartments; 1870 NET investment; at
Fre-war rentals: best buy in Washington; op-
portunity to make $4,000. For further mar
ticulars see PERCY II. RUSSELL. CO., 9th
and New York ave. NV
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QUICK ACriON-wILL4 CASH FOR
YOUR HOME in NORTHWEST SECTION or
SUBURBS; give full particulars and lowest
price. Address Box 1S7-B. Star Office
WEST OF 18th ST., NV. AND NORTH OF
ST.; or 10 rooms. Address Bsx 1S9-B, Star
ONCE. l3s
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The future of the Army air service do
pends largely upon the course TAX IN
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Future of Aircraft
With General Staff.

IN the next rev months
One of the healthiest signs in favor
of upholding the air cavalry is the
fact that the chief of staff has ind
Gated his intention of placing on the
general staff officers who have special
lied in the development and the
handling of aircraft Hearings held
before the House military committee
last January indicated an inclination
to give the division of aeronautic.s
sufficient funds to conduct expert
ments for determining new and trust
worthy types of machine for the.
different purposes of the Army; and -
general intention to keep up the
service. But the statements before
the committee developed the fact that
the recommendations for aircraft
legislation were not made on the
advice of aeronautical officers or on
perts-at least, not in the final judG-
ment-but upon the report of two
officers in the general staff. neither Of
whom had more than very general
knowledge of military aeronautics-
1t was not unusual to have matters
of great Importance passed upon by
officers on the general staff unfamiliar
with the subject. but there was no way
open to avoid such condition. since
officers familiar with up-to-date mill
on the other side of the ocean, and at
least in the early part of the war, ex-
perienced officers were simply not TO
be had for the staff. Many of the more
efficient officers in the staff for. some
undiyulged reason of Importance were
not placed in the positions where they
could render the best service But with
the expiration of hoStilitieS and the
return to the United States of thou
sands of officers who possess the eS-
perience as well as ability. no reason
is apparent why officers should not be
assigned to duty in the staff who are
experts in some branch of the service.
Bureau officers claim with apparent
good reason that their branches should
be represented on the staff. 1t is eN-
tremely difficult for medical officer
to make plain to an infantryman, for
instance. that there is more danger
from pneumonia than from defective
rifles. and very hard task confrontsS
!. the ordnance officer who has the job of
educating cavalry officer to the point
where he can advocate a policy that
involves a change of gun design or
the method of inspecting gun
casting.
But with the return of officers from
all branches of the service and with
the sincere desire on all sides for a
strong and successful staff system, il
is good news that aeronautical officers
of yank, experience and force will be
placed on the staff to represent A
branch of the service which, although
new. has taken definite place in Army
organization
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1 ACRE GRoUNp l'RUIT. TREES. SMALL
and large: Groom house; porct,es shade trees !
lnmbia pike. snaIl cash payment and easy
monthly s. payment. Price, $3.50.
S-room house, a.u. l. : half mile from country
club; located at Livingston, Va. Price. $4,000.
Apply Columbia Lard Co, Arlington z: p,
Va, Wash.&Va. IVY. eedce, W. Z. ROGERS,
Mgr,
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. FRAME
house: rooms; central: Rockville, Md; 81 ,200
Address Hox 4-B, Star cIsice. -.
9 ACRES-NORTH. H.CHERRYDALE. VA. 8
acres. clear in clover; balance in timber. Ap
ply 1903 S5th st. NV: Phone W. 1854. 13s
CHEVY CHASE SECTION.
Fine large hous6; \ rooms, baths: electric
fights; deep Rorch; large garage: chicken house
and run: garden: grapes; fruit: SMALL
SIZED FARM; block of cars. Price, SIS GOO.
GEU, Y. E..aYOSTHISGToS L SON
! 49," woodward hfdg
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5 MINUTES. WALK FROM HERNDoN, VA.
Broom house and all necessary outbuildings;
fruit of all kinds: 171z acres land building
alone worth 1000; price, $4.70O; $500 cash.
balance to suit.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
FOR SALE.

BUY A HOME IN LAUREL. MD: =
is miles north of Washington. sl.s0o up .te
So5, GOO Large lots and acreage for country
homes. B. & o. boulevard. Electric cars.
Good transportation.
STANLEY & SAMPLE. Laurel.
FOR sALE-CHOICE CORNER On s4th ST.
vicinity Cleveland Park; IL. 700 So. IT.; !;
CLEAR: non resident owner will sacrifice for
81 900; easy terms: will divide. Address tbird
floor. 41s3 s. Halsted St. Chicago, Ill
UNDER 5000; ONE BLOCK NORTH Nc
Lean station my seven-room and bath house.
with IA acres: immediate possession. b. C.
kADEL, Mclean. Va
AN. ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN PLACE, IN
Alexandria county. Va; Is minutes by autonfo-
bile; overs good road; near two electric lines; ;
one and half acres, improved by a seven-room
and bath bungalow; garage; elevation high;
abundance of shade; terms to right party.
Price. 1900.
+. W GRAHAM'& CO.. SIT 14th NV.
FINE THREE.ACRE HOME: s ROOMS MOD
ern. stucco sewerage; electric lights: orchard;
abundance fruit; four-room tenant bungalow;
double garage; cow barn; one square to troll
ley; twenty minutes Washington. good roads.
Bargain at S11. $50; one-half cash; immedi-
ate possession. Address Box 2o4-B, Star
off
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LOOK, LOOK LOOK

g.
When kopie and health meet; 31o feet ah0ye
the sea lerel ! only 20 minutes to the Treasury
by trolley; IS minutes by autos; number OF
bungaloys to be built :; at no. time has money
saving oppbrtmitiSs been greater than they are
now. YOU know 1t we'll: are, you going to keep
ycnr family cooped : up in apartments and
rooms or are you going TO buy land and build
a E6fhe for them? The l,ofae t;at Is bought and
paid for out of a mans savings, will impart
feeling of substantial possession and concrete
accomplishment That will be acquired no otner
way. Do you realize the fact that it means IN
dependencc. wholesale happiness your reward )
it is peSer too late TO save for -nxed Pur-
pose are you striving to, find home If 80
VIC Wal Esip you by financing your home, and
you btsys the lotto build. We know tust row
to reacb you. how to impress YOU with our ear
hes.Asss,f low to make you Understand that we
really ,ssnt 10 help by financing your home
We arc not, only seeking to sell You land, nor
sse: W. setking ali for ourselves. but for you
ard Scur children and family, but we DO lnvfe
yea TO come aud see u.s. and you will find 1t IS
not the largo amount, but anything you may
4ave 20 maze A. deposit. Ne want TO, add our
.eipfu'nsss TO, all such persons who endeaser
70. get hoi.e' on small cash payment ana q
n.ontA;y Payment just like rent You taEssfhe
Falls Church car - Columbia station anp sfep
right tat0 our s'otfse. md our salesman VIII
take you over ifs. property. =,
n, :, Nor -.
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In High State of Cultivation.
40 acres, well watered and fenced Alt
necessary outbuildings. On main road from
Washington to Sandy Spring. Must be sold to
close estate. For price and full details ap-
ply to
THE F. H SMITH CO..
Bis 18th St. NV.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

FOR COLORED PURCHASERS TO ROOM
dwelling; n.wi; $4,000 TO 5000; all cash. Ad
dress Box 13aB, Star ONCE. 16s
WASHINGTON HOTELS >.
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by the War
ID e p artmcnt
in regard 10
this branch
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1t seems from recent order of the
War Department that in some manner
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; ACRES LAND AND COOP, HOUSE, u
mile from Chain bridge and about acres of
land, on Conduit road; will sell cheap. J. H.
AMRERGER 506l Conduit road 14e
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-21
one OF the developments Of the war
was the manufacture and successful
use of an alloy for this purpose, which
Is without tungsten.

healthy man or woman simply
cannot loaf. When you lack energy
and vitality you don't feel like work
ing. All the organs OF your body are
sluggish. You are not keen for either
pleasure or work. You eat a plenty
perhaps-but your stomach and diges-
tive organs do not build up your
strength. Dissipation in one form or
another may have caused your trouble.
Nature needs the help that Cadomene
Tablets will afford anyone suffering
with that tired feeling, with headaches,
body pains, restlessness, sleeplessness,
dependency, loss of energy, etc. Try
taking Cadomene Tablets instead Of
using strong stimulants like whisky
or wine. They will give appetite, aid
digestion, enrich your blood, strength
en- your nerves and make you a real.
live, healthy, energetic person. All
druggists can supply Cadomene TAB
let's In sealed tubes.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-21
.EvANGELlSTIC UNION
MEETINGS PLANNED
BY CITY CHURCHES

Evangelistic union meetings of all
church congrega lions in Richmond
will be held for five evenings start
ing Monday, April %.
The purpose of these union meet
ings will be to aid In maintaining the
high church attendance gained while
conducting the go-to-church campaign
which ended Easter Sunday. Details
of the meeting have been worked out
by the committee of which the Rev
F. A. Dressed is chairman.
The main theme of the services will
be 1.-THE Church at Work" Each
evening some phase of this theme
will be taken as subject for the
service. The musical programs will
be arranged by the ministers of the
churches where the service is held
The services and the speakers at
each service announced by the CON-
mittee are as follows:
Monday night United Brethren
church; subject Public Worship" /;
speakers. the Rev. Charles Wood
man OF West Richmond Friends and
the Rev. F. w. Rohlfing. The Rev
H. l.. Bunyan will preside.
Tuesday night Second Presbyter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-21
a Wo1lan's Story
With Great Meaning
subject Of Childbirth Discussed 81
Women Of E1rerfcnce.

Women everywhere tell their friends how,
through the use Of Etothers Friend, ths
wonderful penetrating externe1 application.
they avoided suffering and distress befors
the advent CT natures Eost wonderful eve
luton.
Mothers Friend il q remedy which
spreads lbs Influence upon tie cords, nerves
and igaments involved, rendering them
plant to readily yield to natures demand
for expansion. The nerves, cords. tendon1
and lgainents expand without that peculiar
wrenching strain, and nervo1sn SO, nausea
and unrestful sensations are naturally
avoided when the nerves and muscles arc
relieved and thus are not tort and drawn.
By regular use, tho lower abdominal re-
eion expands with ease when baby is born.
the hours are less at the crisis, and pain
and danger IS naturally less.
You can obtain Mothers Friend from any
drug store. 1t has been used by women for
over half century, and Is Just as standard
Write the Bredfeld Regulator Company,
Dept; H. lamar Building; Atlanta, Georgia,
of Mothers Friend today. and thus fcrt!fy
yourself against pain and discomfort.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-21

State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS ::
Sarah L. Long VS.. Joseph Benbow, ct
a., Wayne Circuit Court. April Term,
1919 No 1888 Complaint for Par
tition of Real Estate.
Be il known that on the 18th day
OF April, 1919, the above named plain
tiff by her attorneys, filed in the Of
flee OF the Clerk of the Wayne Cir
cult Court her complaint against said
Defendants in the above entitled
cause, Complaint for Partition of Real
Estate together with the affidavit of
a competent person, showing that
said defendants, Edward Benbow, ct
al are not residents OF the State of
Indiana.
Said defendants, Edward Benbow,
Frank Benbow, Knode Benbow,
Thomas Benbow, Jr., Benjamin
Weaver, the unknown heirs, devisees
and legatees of Louisa Weaver, de-
ceased. John Stober, Henry Stober.
Warren Stober. Florence kissler and
Joseph Kissler, her husband, Mae
Johnson and William Johnson, her
husband, Nellie Benbow, Grace Ben
bow, Edna Benbow, Charles Towle,
therefore, are hereby notified of the
filing and tendency of said complaint
against them and that unless they ap-
pear and answer or demur thereto,
at the calling of the said cause, on the
5th day of June, 1919, day OF the
April term of said court which was
begun and held at the Court House
In the city of Richmond on the frs.
Monday of April, 1919, said Complaint
and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged. will be taken
az true. and the said cause will be
heard and determined in their abb
sence.
Witness the Clerk and the seal of
said Court at the City OF Richmond
his 14th day of April, 1919.
LINUS P. MEREDITH,
Clerk.
robbins. Keller & Robbins, Attorneys
ar Plaintiff. APR. l4-zl--o