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Evening star., 1919-05-09

PARK RID. NEAR 19tn sT.-ATTRACTIVE Is
home, containing six large rooms and tile
th hot water heat. gas and electricity, ha ard.
wood floors. three porches; newly papered and
painted throughout; owner Unexpectedly or.
dered from Washington, consequently is will
Ing to sacrifice for $3.50; give easy terms
and possession Immediately.
HOBART ST. WEST OF 18th ST.-MopERN
seven-room house, with first floor kitchen ha I'd
wood floors, hot-water heat and electric Iieht
house in excellent condition, having been oc
cupied only by owner. Price. 50, 75O. Reason
able terms.
DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE NEAR 18th
and Kilbourne pl., containing IL bright ont
side rooms and two baths. sleeping porch. hot
water heat: room for garage; owner lea wing
city, will sell for $10,50O. and give immediat to
possession. This is well worth Investigation.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-MODERN ENC
lisb- -ba sement house. containing eight rooms
and two baths; in excellent condition Price.
Sl3 900. Possession within thirty days.
For further particulars apply to
RANDALL b. HAGNER & CO.,
1907 Connecticut ave,
-------ii::;:' zee :.
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

PERFECTLY EXQUISITE. NEARLY NEW
and modern, in every detail. on beautiful
Adams ST. NV: immediate possession; extra
large, six rooms. rec. hall. tile bath, extra
Kitchen. hot-water heat, gas. electricity. built
IL Ice box, large porches. linen closets; large
yards. fruit, flowers. shade: large. light base
u,ent with tubs; 81 900; half cash. GEO C.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Finely furnished house. Olive St. 500 block
Chevy Chase. Il. G.: contains 10 rooms. > baths
electric lights. lease months; possession al
once. $3.50 per month.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.
COntin u&d,

Continues.
FOR SALE
62S | St. S.W.
VACANT VACANT.
Brick; rooms and bath: near bureau
engraving and printing. Price. $500.
Near Washington Circle-N.W
$500.
Beautiful presS-brck home: rooms. on
two floors; hot-water heat. Instant pos
session.
Two-Family Flat.
VACANT
Press brick: rooms and bath on second
floor: = rooms and bath first floor.
Price reasonable
Fo Colored Family.
Near 31st ST. Brick: 5 rooms and bath;
cellar: furnace heat. Price, S4,'o0. Easy
TERMS
Instant Possession.
on 18th ST. NV
Near Park road NV. Brick: 10 rooms
ana baths; cellar hot-whter heat; lot
2UA1o0 feet. This is Il big bargain.
E. +. w AIRING,
1l1S + ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
Washington Heights Property.
On the most select street on the Heights.
Very handsome 3-story brick. IL rooms. 3
| baths; hot:water heat; strictly modern: wide
garage; quick possession.
Full Particulars, % see Mr. TEEL: with
727 18th st. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
As a fine residence
Investment proposition.
Now renting for
$3.50 per month.
Strictly modern; II rooms. baths; hot
water; electricity; large garage.
swARTzELL, RHEEM ( HENsEY CO..
727 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-sl2 oOo
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
Fine residence or
Renting hns'f%sns fos s2g5 R50Pss'',1o; per Month
IL rooms and BATH hot-water heat.
House in good condition
See Mr. TEEL, with
| SWARTZELL RHEEM & HENSEY co.,
| 727 18th st. NV.
r,,no II FOR sALEwoN 4Aa7;v gSsspr.cr 81; :,
J ROOMS: 4 BATHS; EVERY MODERN IN
Gk CLEAR EAR OF 1ScUMBRAScE. PRICE Low.
l. ". 6RooMEs. 1418 r ST.
FOR sALE-ss, ,5oo-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
SLEEPING PoRCHEs; SIDE LIGHT.
L. W. GRooMEs. 1919 ST.
2sToRY. s-RooM BRICK. ON WIDE
STREET NEAR CAR LINE.
l. W. GR0oMEs, 141e F ST.
.sroIToR FOR sALE[s6; 7591cHEAp:: E.ap: ~ .run
HsAT' REAR RHieH FohcH khfl HAuNbRY, pR"TTca ETc.:
L. W. GROOMEs, 1918 ST.
nG3Rps G6R sALEsS ooo16oh HE1sHTs RTsIrrSon.
l. W. GRooMEs. 14ie F ST.
| 1880 RANDOLPH ST N.W.-s ROOMS AND
? baths; double porches; open nreplaces; ready
For h9q,s: in nth th: 80 section tic e cal! 5,sz *.
Ss4R nnek
Address Box 27s-R, Star office.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WTTh Us.
For sale or rent. Quick results.
| BANES REALTY co. s9e ss !. l4ts s.s. 3.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY


1870 lltIi st. ne. cor Florida ave.-A beau
tful house. s large rooms and reception hall.
tiled bath, dr"p-beam ceilings: elegant electric
light fixtures: also gas o;wntcr heater. vac
mum cleaner, motor. and outlets IN each room
instantaneous hot-wrter heater: concrete eel
lar: all outside rooms Just fine and clean
and nice as n new house. Everything first
ciaSs-parer. paint etc, all fresh. Extra lot
in adjacent square for a garage on wide a
/ ley. May bc Inspected by applying at my of
flee. as | have the key
L. 2o7l NEW$uM. 111o II NE
| aa3 MONROE ST. N.W.-2-STORI RRICh.
) rooms and bath; h.w.h. 4 bedrooms: nme-
diate possession. Price. 5000 JOSEPH \.
HAYDEN, Exclusive Agent. lilo q NV. Main
1872.
MODERN ROOM BRICK. ADAMS ST
near lSt NV: $500: modern six Room brick,
Monroe St. Mt. Pleasant. fine six room brick
Dent place NV, 81. 500: groom frame. sleep
ing perch. me condition. deep yard. 35th st.
3;th st NV. S259o. HENRY W ofFCrT,
l..-i Wiscpusa ave. NV.
! EAND-NEW MODERN HOME; SIX LARGE
rooms. reception hall. tile bath. large porclles
siccp.rg porch. large lot in front and roar on
rrrtiy. wide eve: modern In every detail: i'm,
m"dat" posse ssipn: SG15n.
GEO. {. WALKER, kenois bldg. llth & G.
W.
DOWNTOWN HOME
s room. anI bath; brick: h.w.h.: excellein
condition; good ncishaorhood; garage; large al
ley.
L liAt. ~ ,oot.
; .,pply Sales Department.
THOS. t. FARRELL.
Woodward building. Main 7GG.
HARVARD ST. HOME
rooms and hath; press brick; porch front;
h.w.h.; room for garage; east OF Georgia ave.
Immediate possession.
Price, 81, 500.
Apply Sales department.
THOS. +. FARRELL,
Woodward building. Main 166.
BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR RHODE ISLAND
, ave. and 18th st. n.w.-9 rooms, > aths .lec
tricity; alley on side: room for garage. S1l 600
On Washington Circir--Fine corner lot with
nice home Of rooms and bath. Lot-wateI
heat. $500
PENNSYLVANIA ave. Washington Circle
s rooms, , baths. hot-water heat deep lot
fronting on two streets. $SC0o.
+ st. near 1Itl n.w.-t;ood home, specula
. ton or investment: II rooms and bath; elec
tricity: deep lot to wide alley S1OOOO>
JAMES NJ WnoDWAEp. 723 Goth St NV
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Beautiful and completely furnished house;
Lenox near Magnolia. Chevy Chase. Nd: con,
tairs rooms. baths: electric light: garage
cars: lease months, $500 per month"; OF
$50 per month by year. Possession May 10.
Evening star., 1919-05-09
mo Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours


by buying one OF or homes before
II is ''t"nped-o,.t," we f'un allow an
advantage In price. which would not
he possible II purchased after top
p!n-
We are now building III ''Hrcokland"
ana IN "Saul's Addition" Upon a de-
post Of 500 you can secure one OF
these properties and SEE how your
Io".. IL built.
r!,,y VIII be o; the same high stand
ard az dts.gg. construction and finish
that have characterized our properties
since 1893. and will be detached with
central entrance hall. six aud nine
rooms. attic, ho,-watcr heat. slate
roofs and large lots.
Ninety per cent Of our homes always
sell before completion. Call ana in
spect plans and secure terms and spe-
cial price.
Middaugh & Shannon, inc,
building Owner.
Woodward building. 10th and II SITS.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Beautiful pressbrick home; rooms. on
two floors; hot-water heat. Instant pos
session.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Finely furnished house. kanawha St. Chevy
Chase; contsins rooms, / bath: h.-w. heat;
electric lights; garage: lease for one year:
possession at once; S115 per month
Evening star., 1919-05-09

- An Unusual Opportunity.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE.
Eight rooms and tile bath; large
attic; double porch in rear. 10 #.
wide: concrete cellar; hot-water heat:
electric lights: laundry and servants
toilet: side lights in dining ROOM side
oven gas range; pantry with window.
Owner leaving city. No trouble about
possession. Located near Soldiers
Home Park.
Price. s7.75o Equity in cash.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.
1914 F St. NV. or
9TH and H SITS. NE.
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BROOKLAND BUNGALOW

Attractively designed home on
large lot not far from car line
and in new home section: q rooms
and bath: hot-water- heat; cleo
tr:c lights; porches; large cellar;
well constructed in every respect:
liberal terms: immediate posses
sion; price, SG.75O.
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Two-F Family Flat.

Press brick: g rooms and bath on second
floor: = rooms and bath on first floor.
Price reasonable.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT BY ~
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, INC,
LIS llth ST NV.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

HOUSES. APARTMENTS AND ROOMS; ALL
sections; immediate possession of same Call
afternoon. 10 1tth 81. NV Room 20s.
REASONABLE TERMS TO OCT. HOUSE.
1921 h St; 10 rooms, 3 baths; servants quar-
ters. Phone Frank 1851 l0s
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East Lenox ST.. Chevy Chase. Md; contains
rooms and bath; electric light: steam heat
lease months or longer: $3.50 per month.
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ST. NEAR 14TH.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

9 rooms and bath hot-water
heat and all conveniences: large
closets: deep lot TO paved alley:
handsomely designed; nea- cars
and stores: an exceptional oppor-
tunity to get low-priced home
in this section terms can be ar
ranged; $500.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

West Melrose. OF Conn. ave. Chevy Chase
I. 1912 500
Evening star., 1919-05-09

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM tNfUR%ISHEo
horse in NV. section TT 1 uu:tcLis.,cd hams;
not over So per month: hrff' Ssh q May.
Address JAMES j. CAEI.SUE- III Coii:cl..:i
road NV. 90
Evening star., 1919-05-09

SUITABLE FOR A LCNCHEOOM.
dwelling house. in the war &C
tivities neishborlIood.
J. LEO KOLB,
9"S New York ave.
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WANTED TO RENT.
Continued.

THREE ADULTS DESIRE \ PLEASANT
country home to board in tie summer. com
mercing about June ] :; the house to have the
conveniences and located within 30 to ~ min
utes from Treasury bldg. Kindly give all de-
tails. including prices. Address Box 2f4.R.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Near Washington Circle-N.N
81 500
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THE J. W. HOLLOWAY CO,
TAkoMA PARK. '''
bungalow situated on Carroll ave-; rooms
electricity: porches; hardwood floors; garage.
TAKoMA PARK
Cleveland ave-; bungalow; rooms and tiled
bath; sleeping porch; gas; electricity; h.a.h.;
l acre land; 80 fruit trees; house is frst-class
condition. Price. $3.50.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
rooms and bath; h.w.h.; gas: electricity;
NORTHWEST SECTION.
hardwood floors: 24-ft. lawn. Price, s8.3o0.
ONTARIO ROAD.
places; hardwood floors; gas; electricity.
Price. $3.50.
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
rooms and bath;~ h.w.h.; gas; electricity;
lot so1l5o feet; fruit trees; garage; garden.
Price, $3.50.
Semi bungalow. bR9oKaAsD; : saans and ,,,oo hath.
INV h; gas; electricity; hardwood floors; fire.
tubs; lot 5oxl1O feet. Price. 1850.
RIVERDALE, MD.
. rooms and bath; attic: cellar: h.w.h. gas;
hardwood trini n acres land: fruit trees; pes
ries: garden; garage; greenhouse. Price.
SUBURBAN.
rooms; porches; pantry; cellar: garage;
acre acres land; 70 fruit fruit trees garden; outbuild.
THE J. W. HOLLOWAY CO.,
ITO st. NV. Tel, Franklin S98
Make Your Dreams Come True
Will build to realize your in
dividual Dream Home" on most
liberal terms offered, includ-
ing our mortgage loan and tax pro-
lection contract
No need of living in antiquated,
dila lapidatei homes. void of modern
conveniences. Tho best is not too
good for You and me. Address
building Department."
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY,
61o-23 District National Bank building
Franklin 1918"
BRICK DWELLING SOUTHWEST.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
HOUSE NOW VACANT.
Eight rooms and tiled bath; cabinet mantels,
coal and gas ranges; latrobe heat; large yard
70 wide public alley. giving space for garage;
located near 9th and sts.: bargain. Price,
50. 400 Substantial cash payment required.
JAMES r. SHEA. 843 LA. AVE. NV.
129 d ST. Sc
Nice six room honsn in excellent condition
Possession immediately. $3.50. IL
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Completely furnished house, East kirke St.
on Conn. ave; contains 10 rooms, > baths;
lease months; $3.50 per month.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Beautiful and completely furnished house
1900 block McComb St, Cleveland Park: con
tains l. rooms. l bath. 3 lavstores: electric
lights: garage: lease June !. 1919. to October
/, 1913; no children; $3.50 per month.
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q NUIUT GU dIIIII y.
Near o1st st. Brick: rooms and hath:
cellar: furnace heat. Price. $i,'30. Easy
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SNAIL RESIDENCE-IN N FASHIONABLE
downtown section: near departments com
pletely and handsomely furnish, d; for rent
June l to October l, TOrTEN, 81, 10th n. W.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Finely furn shed horse. 1900 block. Newark
St. Cleveland Park; contains 9 rooms and l
bath; electric and gas; large lot: -xarage; lease
June 20 TO Sept. 70; 500 per month.
Evening star., 1919-05-09

NACANT. NACANI.
Brick. g rooms and bath near bureau
engraving and printing. Price, $500
Evening star., 1919-05-09

Il ST. bet 18th and 10Th NV: contains q
rooms and bath, lease 6 months or longer; 500
Der month.
Evening star., 1919-05-09
OFFICES AND ELUDToS.

ONLY A FEW LEFT IN THE NEW MArllER /
office building. 9l6-1S g ST. nv Act quick /
SHANNON Il Ii CHS.
NJ. 23i5. Exclusive Agents. i13 18th St NV /
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-07
THREW ROCKS AT BOOBIES IN
 FRONT LINES

NEW YORK, Feb. by Associated Press) The fighting spirit that made the American army irresistible is H. lustrated in the case of Private Michael J. Feeney of Company G, 114th infantry regiment, 29th division, who, with his buddy" named Brady, put German squad to flight by hurl- ing stones at them. The incident is related in letter received here from First Lieutenant T. ;. B. Lang, Fee ney's commanding officer, who vouches for it's authenticity. Lieut.. Lang volunteered from Jersey City, while Feeney's home is in Bvyonne, N. J.
 The 29th division was in heavy fighting in a wooded district in or near the St. Mihiel sector.
 "Feeney and his running mate, Brady, were occupying the same bunk hole in the woods," writes Lieut.. Lang. "There was just some tangled underbrush between them and the lines of Boches close in front. Dur ing the early morning there was Boche machine gun serenade and things were humming at a lively rate. Some Boches who evidently had come up during the night with the evident intention of bombing our men from their position got close enough to hurl their hand grenades into our lines. We were not in trenches. We had gone far, far beyond them.
 "One Hun hurled grenade quite accurately and it landed on the edge of the hole which was the hunting lodge of Messrs. Feeney and Brady brave crusaders of the gentle Irish race. Feeney saw the grenade com ing, and, jumping himself, he hauled his comrade, Brady after him into the next hole, less than a foot and a half to the right. Of course he didn't have time to save his equipment His mind was rightly more fully filled with thoughts of his own and Brady's safety.
 "The grenade exploded with a ter rible noise. It shattered the stock of Feeneys rife, making it useless, but Feeney, with all the hereditary 1 temper of his race, wasn't long in de- ciding that the Dootchmen' were dirty lot and needed beating. He had no gun and no grenades, so, with a curse at the kaiser and his servants, he stood up in plain view of the enemy and threw rocks and stones at the Huns few yards away.
 They evidently didn't feel safe facing Feeney and his mate Brady, and, thinking they were due for a shower of grenades, beat mighty hasty retreat for their own territory.
 q went over to Feeney and, trying to keep from smiling, upbraided him for throwing rocks at the Germans. Feeney didn't see that I was chuck ling, but thought I was angry. He felt I hadn't been fair in upbraiding | him, so he lost his usual disciplined | attitude and very forcefully told me:
 "'Yis, lootinent; ye may be mad with me, but if I'd a had grenades I'd | a thrown thim, too
 'How could I help promoting him | for it?"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-07

Mrs. Morrell who was operated on recently by Dr. de la Vergne at Fair banks, for the removal of a tumor, and who is now at St. Joseph's hos pital in Fairbanks, is reported to be improving rapidly and will soon be able to leave the hospital.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-07
LABOR OF MEXICO TO
 UNITE IN ONE BODY

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 2 (by Associ- ated Press) The Federation of Union Workers, the most powerful labor organization in the republic, has appointed committee to take up with other workers organizations throughout the republic the question of uniting all the labor organizations of Mexico into one confederation. The leaders in this movement were dele gates to the recent Pan-American la bor conference held in Laredo, Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
German Governor of
Belgium Will Have
a Stern Accuser

Brussels. July ~ Correspondence
OF the Associated prcsa) LII Baron
vOn der lancken -Waikenitz, civil gov
ernor and regarded by many as the
real ruler OF Belgium during the Ger
man occupation. Is brought TO trial at
the Old Bailey In London. there viii
he present an u whom IAncken
tried 10 send to the firing squad at
the Tir National. That man IL CASTOR
de leval. a Belgian attorney. legal
counsellor OF the American legation
and special aid 10 the American am
bassador, ErRnd WhitiSck and Hugh
Gibson. secretary OF the OF the Amer
ican legation, during those dark DAYS
Of the German occupation In Belgium.
There N bitter hatred between Ba-
ron lancken and the Belgian attorney
who risked his life In his attempt 10
save Miss Edith Cavell. the British
nurse. from execution. Had u not
been for the Intervention OF Ambassa-
dor Mhitlock and Mt. Gibson n firing
squad might ave entertained de Lcval
ON the morning OF October 81. 1915.
DE LeNal accom- panied Mr.. Gibson
when, on october II. the American
secretary ven to protest TO won der
ianckon against execution OF the
death sentence upon Miss Cavell.
While the Spanish minister. the Mar
- " NANNNNtRAA WE ~ III y
Won der Iancken who refused to In
tcrvene. the German caught sight OF
DO LcNal and exclaimed; There Is
an enemy subject. what ls he doing
here2" Marquis Viiialobar and Mr.
Gibson immediately recognised that
fancken was attempting 10 create a
diversion n requested de Lcyal to
withdraw The latter refused. saying:
u shall live to prosecute you at your
trial" lancken asked Gibson to dis
miss de Leval fro.n the service OF the
American legation. Gibson refused.
A few days later Laneken came
raging to the American legation. bear
ina a cops OF an English paper with
The story Of the execution Of Miss
Cavcll. including MIR. Whitiock'- fc.
port to the state department. Gibson's
narrative Of the ."ents and &c LeVal's
legal conclusions.
This man de t.eval will have to be
removed from the American legation"
said ! ancken. Under military law he
should he tried by n court-martial. /
would recommend that the most So
we're penalty he visited upon him"
on October 81. 1918. lancken re-
turned TO the legation and demanded
that lie i.cval be given up. Mr.. Whit
lock refused. De Leval went to Lon
don, where he remained throughout
the war.
tanckcn's parting SALT g. de I.eval
was we shalt meet again" he Ie-
val retortcd; Il am sure the pleasure
will lee all mine" And now they may
meet al the gtd bailey.
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WOMAN SAVED
MUCH SUFFERING
Dytaking Friends Adviceand
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

West Plains, Nc. -"I was all run
down in health, had indigestion and ter
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and Navy Unite
in Plan to Encourage
Employment Of Soldiers

The Chamber OF Commerce Il In re-
csipt Of a Joint communication from
the war and navy departments NJ
Washington asking cooperation In The
movement being stimulated BY the ae-
partmenta 20 develop a nation wide
c0nceried attitude on the part Of em-
pl0yefs looking TO the unemployment
Of mn who left the services OF their
respective employers to take part In
the world war.
An engraved citation. on which II
e~nErossed the name OF the recipient. Is
issued by the departments to all m
pioyers who assure the departments
hat they will gladly re-employ any
body who formerly worked with them.
and left To serve IN the army or navy
during the great war"
II IA asked that local organizations
or associations ~ employers adopting
this attitude toward former servicc
employees H. forned and listed. and
that set occasions % made use OF for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08

tho public display OF the possession OF
the citations az evidence vf this at
iituJe.
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Who's Here
ID A ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

AIvARADo.
w. r. Ross, Phoenix.
y. =. Hii. urbana. m.
Y. u. Carrohen. Denver.
w. q. Henderson. Denver.
J. a.. Trevise. Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew West.
q. Schwartz. Chicago.
w. J. Roser, Denver.
W. y. Chute. Los Angeles
J. p. Llndssy, Kansas City.
J. l. Simon. San Francisco.
Al Anderson, San Francisco.
e. n. Hilton. SOcorro.
Geo. A. Fleming. Las Vegas.
Miss O. W. l.. Slater. III paso.
w. =. Rand. ri Paso.
" w. Jones. III Paso.
q. II. Mwun. cynwyd. Pa.
X. W. Hatch, Cynwyd. Pa.
G. W. Carroll. Denver.
Mrs. c. n Prtchett. Elephant Butte.
y. s. Winner III Paso.
I. J.. Farrell, III Paso.
WIN. X. Blair. vi Paso.
A. q. Canatock and wife. III raso.
STURGES.
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w. r. Tolbcrt. III Paso.
H. L. wynn. Silver city.
Thos. Haney and wife. Santa Fe.
J. Melinger. Santa We.
G. H. Mitchell, San Francisco.
George Sturdivant, Santa Fe.
Ian ID. M~actavish. MaEdalcna,
A. ~ Carter, MaEdaiena.
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j. A. MncDonalds Kelly.
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u. Metcalf. salt lake.
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COAiBS.
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n. ID. Murphy. Gallup.
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j. Garrett. Gallup.
&. H. Chumhi. las Vegas.
H. I. Chicken, Denver.
J. ". pile. Phoenix.
4. @. Foy. Denver.
Antonio Pelnyo. Denver.
q. q. Boiling. Winslow, Artx.
Jack O'Connei. city.
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airplanes: OF the rescue OF the roio-
mel and OF carrying him back
through a rain Of proiectiies to
safety.
And Doc Clifford remembers that
as an amusing i%ncident"i
Corporal Startling was with
me- he said. "and he kept telling
me TO keep low as W. were crawl
ing along dragging that old stretch.
er. How could l keep low with a
stomach like miner"
He didn't force his religious SER
vices on the men. They asked for
them. One he will always remorn.
Der. II was inspired by an East
Side New York jew. and held In a
little Catholic church. The group
that Joined In prayer and hymns
included representatives OF nearly
every religious belief and many
who professad no belief at all.
After the benediction one Of the
boys remarked seriously:
do you know. Doc. that was a
damned good m%eetingl"
II gou Ndut 10 huoW more OF what
the marines thought OF Dr. clifford.
you will have to ask some OF them.
But II you wart 10 know how the
lenthernecks impressed an oxford
Doctor Of Divinity. a Baptist minis.
tor from Tuscon Arizona. who has
lived the life OF a real man and
has worked among men from
Northwest Canada 10 the Island OF
Java and from New Mexico to No
Mans Land. read for yourself what
DIR. Clifford says Of the Marines.
Maybe you who have not been
through hell w there will not be-
lieve II. but | say without a doubt
In my mind that everyone OF my
boys who went west. and every 9th.
er lad who died over there. has
gone straight TO heaven.
"Eyary man In that OUTFIT WAS
exactly n hundred per cent. man.
and not afraid to lay down his life
I've witnessed 90 many acts Of
heroism among my boys that Tiers
isn't paper enough TO set them
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