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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

Vacant.
Groom house, best NV. section; strictly
modern; double garage; $3.50.
18th and Park Road.
Store and Groom apartment; best business
location in town. Price right.
Ist and S NV.
rooms strictly modern; space for garage;
Randolph N. w.
rooms, garage: ami; $1,000. This is
18TH and O NV.
best location; $11,OO0
Suburban homes in Clarendon. Va, and Mt.
Rainier, Md, at lowest prices. Modern homes.
DIETZ & DIETZ,
81 st. NV. Franklin 6l53.
On. 21st Street Downtown.
IL rooms and baths; ami. Income Of 500
a month. Excellent investment.
Federal Real Estate Corporation,
NJ. go. sol Woodward Bldg.
31st and R Streets.
IL rooms md baths; ami. Wonderful
investment. Income, 81 900 a month. A lovely
home.
Federal Real Estate Corporation,
NJ. go. sol Woodward Bldg.
In Saul's Addition.
New house; z rooms and . baths. inst com-
pleted; built-in refrigerator.
Federal Real Estate Corporation,
M. go. Sol Woodward Bldg.
Soldiers Home District.
rooms and g baths; sleeping porch; Pitts
burgh heater; large porches; h-wh.. cleo
tricity; winters coal in; immediate posses
sion; excellent buy: built-in refrigerator; first
trust. $1,000: balance. $4,000. cash.
Federal Real Estate Corporation,
M. go. sol Woodward Bldg.
End of Mt. Pleasant Car Line.
10 rooms and baths; h.-w.h.. electricity.
shades. Lovely home. Trust. $6,5OO
Federal Real Estate Corporation,
M. go. sol Woodward Bldg.
18th and Otis Place.
S rooms and bath; ami; screens. awnings.
weather stripping; newly papered.
Federal Real Estate Corporation,
M. go. sol Woodward Bldg.
NEAR 4th AND EYE NV; 7-RO0M BRICK;
bath; room 10. garage: rented 5000; price.
NEAR ''s0LDIERs' HOME" GROOM BRICK.
porches; large yard to 15-foot alley; good con-
dition; $500. Call Frank. 5173. 13s
NEAR 4th AND r NV; 'VACANT"; z
room pressed brick; tiled bath; double porches
plenty room for garage: excellent condition;
s., $50. Call Frank. 5173. .'13s
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.
Main 2345.

- Near 10th and Farragut.
Detached. 10 rooms and bath. a
acre of ground. 100 It. frontage; hot
water heat; electricity: laundry; l.
clothes closets; . open nreplaces; nm
ished in cypress; metal weather
stripping; beautiful grounds; hemlock
hedge; 8 large oak trees: Gear garage;
ideal location; near 14th ct. cars. luz
mediate possession. Price, $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS.
113 14th st. NV.
Near 18th and Monroe.
Attractive corner house; detached
frame. containing 10 rooms and bath;
electricity; large, bright rooms. Price.
$c.WI.
SHANNON & LCCHS,
713 14th st. NV.
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ONCE IN A WHILE
THEY COME LIKE THIS.
large, bright, cheerful rooms, tiled
y bath, roomy kitchen, heated in these
cold days with hot water; pretty CO.
lonial porch, wide avenue northeast,
terraced lawn. large back yard; room
for garage. This is the kind Of home
we like to offer at the very reasonable
price Of $3.50. Terms with 81 900.
A. w. NYCE COMPANY,
3rd floor,
Continental Trust Building,
Main 400. 18th and H SITS. Main 400.
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Corner House Bargain.

SoAA AAO0SS 100 D.
Overlooking 18th st. terrace; built
Of white tapestry brick; large lot;
stone trimmed: house contains q large
rooms; sleeping porch and breakfast
porch; large attic; hot-water heat:
electric light: open fireplace. Could be
changed to two apis. Price, $3.50;
50 800 cash.
SHANNON & LuCHS,
lib 14th st. NV.
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NINTH ATTRACTIVE
heat
rasss se.tes Had~sa a%rs. Open
COLUMBIA would cost $4,000 Price, ssS"
Colonial style. Price. Reason
terms
ENDD eRooM
session can be sfcn.
CONVENIENT downtown LooA
fse wide e BY sS S feet sn deep s',n To as2 2e Two
DESIRABLE
'"""' 1 sIs nice s1s0% and ps ssth
Reasons terms nbe ar
Price CASH EXCELLENT ,onoou AND BATH
rea PRICE, $500 % ~
1 coNNEcT.G H 1--WE AyINgE w.
brick good condition sEvESR1oM AND BATH SKck
f''S s''''' ss Sss. Z :s hs.s. E:ssss
wood Attic NOW VACANT
ae. seTs n T Reason q
ROAD wv
81 6 R ro Sa % pSnfs s Ssa hs e Hc n' "A
PENNSYLVANIA
hns ssnt F sssS an sa1e hs sss lights southern
APARTMENT DowNTowNeo . ,. - - 49,.
SPLENDID Groom home; @
buildings in the
CHAS D. SAGER
Main &c. Main ST. o23 Fifteenth Street NV.
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AWANTED-For u few weeks = furnished rooms
with board convenient by naval officers family
office. 12s
WE WANT YOUR ROOMS-2 furnished LII K :
Dee. Is; must be first class; reasonable price /:
young married couple. Address Box ga, Star
office. 12s
BY 4 REFINED YOUNG WOMAN a well FUR
nished room; ami; in n private home of re-
finement; between Dupont circle aud II ST. and
18th and 18th. Address Box ga, Star ONCE
IL
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1891 18th ST. NV, Apt. 19--Comfortabie
furnished room for two gentlemen or two la.
dies: vacant December Is: twin beds: well
heated; near bath; call after $50. Phone
North 111G
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CHEVY Chase. Md.

Excellent location; rooms and
bath; = iuclosed porches; thoroughly
modern; bath; built-in tub: built-in
fireless cooker; hot-water heat; elec-
,rIc lights: Spencer self-stoking fur
mace; lot 15x120. Price. $4,000.
SHANNON 4 LCCHS,
7l3 14th ct. NV.
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Y EAR 1St AND r. /. AWE. N. ID
Groom modern box house. In this desirable
restricted white section; oak floors; fine
furnace and bath; colonial porch; room for
garage: S. 100 for quick sale
DAVIS & STEELE,
1870 New York ave. Main 5OS2.
It's not the profit we make, but the
service we give, makes our success.
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TWO communicating rooms for rent; light
housekeeping, heat, water. gas fhone r.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEA
CoafinDoA.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors,
7l3 14th St. NV
Near Lincoln Park.

Near Lincoln Park.
Eight rooms and bath; furnace heat:
convenient TO cars; attractive sur-
roundings: liberal terms: immediate
possession. Price. $6.c75.
SHANNON q LUCHS,
113 18th ct. NV.
Petworth.
Brand new; almost ready for occu-
paucy: o rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electric lights; large lot: excel
lent surroundings. An opportunity 10
secun. a real home in a section Of
growing values; $3.50.
SHANNON 4 LCCHS,
1l3 18th st. NV.
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1851 FERRY PLACE NW--Second-s story
front; everything modern: private family
rally delightful; one OF two gentlemen Col
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r Street Girard Street.
heatsnd
in
house a
of in
Price, $l2,5OO 7 ~A'''oo'
C1ifbourne Place
NAAo-U on large LOTS
twoea
heatc ems
rage Prize s10 5oo Price, $12,500
Rooming House, ST. wyoming Avenue
osths dining
Ffice @loooo Price, $4,000
harvard ler1ace New Hampshire Avenue
wide
witha 4 eek
Price, $4,000 .~ >. ssus. 'e- f1'' and p.fseo-
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
72S 18th Street Main 1477
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BARGAIN.

Especially attractive si1-room tapestry brick
home, located on 10Th ST. near buchanan ad-
pantry, servants, room. enclosed and screened
breakfast and sleeping porches. Fine lot to
wide paved alley, electric lights. hot-water
brokers' commission. Apply 1881 Crittenden
st. NV, or phone Col. 7129. IL
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NORTH OF
Park road-6 rooms, reception hall and tiled
bath BE- hot,water heat; electric lights; $3.50;
81. 500 cash. Room 70. Home Life bldg.
ON MD. AVE. s.w.-11 ROOMS, BATH:
large Arg lot; $1,000; $1,000 cash. Room 70, Home
QUINCY ST. Nw.-6 ROOMS. BATH; FRONT
and back porch; furnace heat, electric lights;
good back yard to alley; room for garage;
possession with deed. Price only $500.
THOMAS p. BROWN. CIT Az st. s.w.
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. $500 CASH AND $40
$50 st. ne. 13s
On Calvert Street.
A semi-detached home of rooms and I:
baths; electricity and gas. This is located
near to both car lines. and is occupied by
owner, VINO Will give possession. $1,000.
Investors or Homeseekers.
Two frame homes Chaplin ST.: semi-de-
tached; rooms and bath each. Can he bought
on easy terms. Lot 5Ox150 IT. to alley. Price,
Sc N.
Petworth.
Near 5th and Shepherd SITS.
Undoubtedly one of the best built homes in
this location. Property is ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. Furniture for sale also; .
rooms and bath, hOt-water heat, electricity.
sleeping porch; room for garage; IS, $50 on
terms.
9th and Longfellow SITS.
good six-room home; tile bath, furnace
good cellar. This is a bargain. Let us show
you this home. Room for garage. Price,
Two-Family Apartments.
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14a5 T ST NV Apt. 10i-Two nicely fur
nishcd communicating rooms; all conVehiehces'
Suitable for two % more gentlemen
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FOR JAPANESE gentleman,
best references, l large or 2 or 3
small rooms, with board, if pos
sible, in a good private family :;
preferably between Thomas and
Dupont circles. Write or phone
to Japanese Embassy, 1910 N st.
NV. Main 1917. liz
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Two-Family Apartments.
We have a number of very desirable 2-fam-
lily apartments on our list. This class Of
property constitutes your safest and best
proposition. combining home and a return
from the other apartment to keep your month
1y payments. In all sections.
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
Sl5 18th st. NV. NJ 8464.
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BEDROOM. living room adjoining; IN private
family Phone Clev. 2i3-W 10
.1s KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Tw" neatly iar-
II shed r1asrnS near Lincoln Park. reasonable
~ rIln
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TWO ROOMS. bath. garage and board for
couple with child of four. Address Box 49,
office
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1o29 e ST NE.-Large furnished room; ais
M room, ling y61G 12s
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

To A GENTLEMAN-Large bright room. with
private bath: near kirksie and Chevy Chase
clubs. s., per month. Phone Cleve. 1d2' ID
IIa:; 9th W.-Young man desires roommate:
large room twin beds; $40 each.
Is 3rd ST N.E.--'lean room. furniSheh, ior
housekeeping. reasonable, near congressman
ihrarX
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1910 B ST. S.w.4-RooM HOUSE; ALSO
large shed with good floor; could easily be used
for living quarters; property runs to Soft.
alley; must be sold to close estate: price very
reasonable. See Chas. Knapp, 500 18th st. NV.
500 CASH. $35 MONTHLY, VIII BUY CO.
lonial porch home, rooms and bath brick
large yard. Address Box 1874. Star Office 13s
9o35 End ST. N.E.-NEARLY NEW: ROOMS
and bath can be seen any time after q. Own
er living in house. 49,
I HAVE A HOMD-FINEsr- DETACHED IN
Saul's Addition: 10 rooms and be- tbs, h.-w.h.
electric lights, hardwood floors, double garage
Am anxious to sell, as wish to leave the city.
Make o1er. Phone North 9125 after O'Clock.
vACANT-PDTWORTH.
SPEND CHRISTMAS IN YOUR OWN HOME.
INSURED TITLES NOW READY.
MOVE RIGHT IN.
&C. O00-6room, modern colonial home: fine
ation: wide porches; deep lot to
alley. ONLY $500 cash required, bal
ance same as rent.
So 5000 rooms and bath; exceptionally well
built; every convenience; deep lot to
alley; best location. Small cash pay
ment. Easy terms.
$780, rooms and bath; every modern con-
venience. 81 600 cash. Easy terms.
w. C. DUVALL,
1925 Woodward bldg.
FOR SALE-By owner: S-room and bath brick
house; well located in Columbia Heights Close
price for cash. Possession given Address
boz 15l-A, star office. 49,
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR-ROOM
apartment, with piano, for rent to quiet couple
Dec. - to March l. Phone North 1914, after
: II m 11s
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1!u4 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Front rooms;
/ VIII; walking distance departments; private
L, We; references. IL :
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III. sth NW.-SingIe room. near Public
Library. $3.50 weekly; hall room. $50.
1904 + ST SE-COmfortable room; ami
81 per week Take 18th and Pa. aye. car. 10
3I4 L. CAPITOL ST, apt. 51-Desirnble out
side room adjoining bath; elevator. Lin
I33.I-W. 12s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
WAR INSURANCE
To Be AMENDED
Compensation Isn't Enough
And an Injustice
In Some Cases.

Washington, D. C.. April Soon
siderable increases in the compensa-
tion allowed soldiers. sailors and ma
rines who have been manned in the
war viii be proposed as an amend
ment to the war risk insurance act
as soon as congress is called into
session.
Col Henry D Lindsey Of Dallas.
director OF the bureau OF war risk
insurance, viii take W this matter
OF proposed increases with secretary
Of the treasury Carter Glass and a
recommendation VIII follow from the
department
such an amendment TO the war risk
Insurance act, it is said VIII cure not
only the injustice which IS being done
TO men who have lost an arm, q leg,
or who have received other injuries
which will permanently affect them,
but viii also cure situation which
has developed in which an officer Of
the regular army and an officer Of the
national army, each Of whom has lost
a leg, receive vastly different rates
OF compensation from the govern
ment
Regular Army Gets lest OF lit,
An officer Of the regular army hav-
ing lost leg may be retired on three
In addition he Is entitled TO receive
the disability compensation allowed
under the war risk insurance act
An officer OF the national army,
wearing the same uniform and TO all
intents and purposes being a part Of
the same organization, and running
the same risks during the war, who
also has lost leg. VIII receive less
than $50 a month, and no retired pay.
There IS no provision for the retired
pay OF officers or men In the ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
AMERICANS ARE ENTERING
IUGO-SLAY TERRITORY

Belgrade. Servia, April 30.-There
has been an American invasion OF
Jugo-Slav territory. In every city
from DurazzO, in Albania 70 Strum-
liza in Servias and reaching from Bel
grade 60 Zagreb, the jewel OF Jugo-
Slavia, American Red Cross officers
physicians and nurses and represen-
tatires OF the food administration and
OF the army, may be seen. Al are
engaged in the big task OF feeding
and clothing the people in the area
which have suffered most by the war.
The United States has been lkened TO
q b0untiful mother caring for a flock
Of small children-the children being
the many Balkan countries comprising
what one day is expected to become
greater Jugo-Slsvia-
At q hundred points in Serbia
Montenegro. Albania Bosnia. Here
gOvina and Croatia the American Red
Cross IS giving the people a taste Of
american generosity. Food. clothing
shoes and medicines are being dis
tributed 70 the destitute. American
physicians and nurses are caring Tor
the sick and wounded BY their work
and their example, these Americans
are inculcatiug in the Slav new ideas
Of thrift self help cleanliness and
honesty, which must have a lasting
influence
The population Of these countries is
composed OF many diverse races The
individual ambitions Of the different
Slsv countries have been sacrificed
in a desire to keep Italy from OBJ
tanning Dalmatia OF any part Of the
eastern Adriatic coast The eyes Of all
are turned TO America which they
regard as the greatest sponsor for
the unity and integrity OF the Slavic
nations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
REDS DESTROY
RUSS CHURCHES
Blackmail Priests With
Threats Of Torture
and Sacrilege.

ArchaugeL Russia, april so Cor
respondence Of the Associated Press).
Archbishop Nathaniel. OF Archangel
and Kholmogory, has recently re-
ceived a letter from a priest OF the
parish OF Gust Outcha. IN which the
plight OF the clergy Of some OF the
villages Of northern Russia under
BolshevIk rule is described. The priest
informed the archbishop that, under
threat that he would be Eorsewhipped
unless he paid the Bolshevik 5000
rubIes, he was compelled to sell all
his property and ask his parishioners
to raise money for his ransom.
a terrible wave OF Bolshev-sm has
lately reached our little village,
writes the priest, Ivan A Serebrenni-
tovv. The young soldiers and sailors
who are returning from the front are
infected with Bolshevism and are
making fun Of everything sacred The
majority we're formerly my parish
toner's but now they are SO wicked
that they have ceased to respect
priests. old people and everything that
is established calling II the oiu
regime
Because Of my preachings against
the establishment Of IS places for the
manufacture Of alconol IN TINS olsLrlcls
the Bolsheviki threatened to burn the
church with me The real misfor-
tunes Of the clergy began with the
declaration Of the separation Of the
church and the state The wicked
secretary OF the local soviet proposed
20 turn the church into a peoples
thaater and the priests home into
school or a shop, but the majority Of
the people opposed it
aIn November last when the Boil
shevikf gained control Of this district
they arrested me and the deacon, de-
mandiuE q contribution Of 5000 rubles
and in case Of refusal I was to be
horsewhipped. my possessions con-
fiscated and I was to be depOrted 70
Che Red Guard headquarters TO dig
trenches"
lIr. Galavin, q clerk OF an oil COM
pany, from whom the BOlshevill de-
manded $4,000 rubles was horse
whipped and afterward shot
When the Red Guard captured the
village Of Dust Zilmai wrote the
priest, they committed ali sorts OF
ourraEes. cutting off tongues and ears
and finally throwing their victims
in the river In conclusion the
priest asked the archbishop not 10
send him hack to the 'frightful night
mare" at Gust Outcha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
LAND GIRLS ARE
BACK TO TOWN AND MAKEUP"

London. Eng. April 3O.-The Brit
ISL land grip Of the war, who is
once more e town girl, has returned
TO the use OF makeup"
Arttul makeup, in the opinion Of
London business woman who cham
2ions the practice, is essential There
is no room she told an interviewer,
Tor the washed out, tired looking
woman in the business world. Even il
she Is delicate she must not look
delicate little rouge, very daintfly
applied VIII give her an appearance
OF health and brightness which goes
long way with an employer.
assure you that hundreds OF
girls who are never suspected OF the
fact by outsiders habitually make
up But they do it so perfectly that
lney deceive the opposite sex. and
large numbers OF their own sex. too.
obvious make up IS vulgar and would
be Of great DISADVANTAGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
ORDERS U. S. ENLISTMENTS
FOR SERVICE IN SIBERIA


Denver Colo-s April 30.-Orders
were received by the United States
army recruiting service today to start
Immediately the enlistment Of men
for Siberian service for a period Of
three years. Only white men with
previous military experience are slt-
gible for enlistment in this service, &C
cordlng 20 the order Enlistmerts are
open to men thus qualified only in the
Infantry and mesjcal c0rps branches
OF the service. All applicants viii be
enrolled at Fort L3gan and sent iume-
diately to The Eresiuio at san Fran
cisco, according 20 Lieut.. Col. Barney,
recruiting officer for the Colorado
district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
TWO VESSELS RETURN
wHHnHTrnm III = rrHnH % I

New York, April 3O.-Fourteen Off
GERS ana 647 men. comprising all exc
cept company H Of the second bat
talon Of the 1920 infantry C41st d.
Eision)s former national guard Of
Washington. oregon. Montana, Idaho
and Wyoming, returned on the Louis
vile today from Brest
On the steamship Regina d'Italia
from AIarsei1les were casuals from the
following states
Colorado, South Dakota wyoming
anl IoKa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
CAPT WHARTON HFRF.

capt ]. E Wharton. adjutant Of the
sd infantry. is in the city, registered
at the Paso del Norte. Capt Whar-
ton is here from Camp Lee, Va. his
station. from which place he took a
command OF overseas men to Camp
Bowie TO be mustered out He leaves
within snort time for Douglas. Ariz..
where he viii meet his mother, who
IS In poor health, and viii accompany
her 20 California. He viii return to
camp Lee after q short visit in Cali
fornia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30

and sailors injured in the line OF duty.
Congress had In mind the pay OF the
soldier $50 a month when this figure
was adopted II failed, however. to
take into account the fact that the
enlisted man receives his board and
lodging and his clothing free while
he is in the service in addition to the
$50 month pay. This basis Of COM
pensation, It is said. must be amended
by law.
In the cases Of men who are mar
ried and have dependents the COM
peusation for disability IS greater
than IN the case Of the unmarried
man or the man having no depen-
dents. The rates for such cases are
as follows; If he has a wife but no
child living, S45; If he has a wife and
one child living, $50; If he has a wife
and two children living, SIS. IL he has
wife and three or more children
living, Sl5; II no wife and one child
living, $40; with SO for each addl-
donal child up to three; If he has
mother or father, either or both de-
pendent on him for support. then, in
70 the above amounts. SO for
each
If the man be a regular army Of
fcer. however, and is married. OF has
dependents, he is entitled to benefit
by this compensation under the war
risk insurance act, as well as 70 re-
ceive his retired pay. or three
fourths Of his active pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
TALCUM POWDERS

Jergens' Talcum. May Sale Price les
Palm Olive Tslcum. May Sale Price. re
Lehn & Finks. May Sale Price $500. .f9e
Mennsns' Violet. May Sale Price. Zoe
SpOOners, May Sale Price. Zoe
Freeman's, May Sale Price. .......T re
] ID. can Taleum. .............. Sc
Mary Garden. May Sale PAIGE. -. .49s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30

II IS simply low Vitality. a lack OF
Energy caused by impurities in the
blood GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC restores Vitality and Energy
BY Purifying and Enrichlng the Blood.
you can soon feel its STRENGTHENING.
Inv Rnrating Effect Price zoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
DEODORANTS

Spiro, May Sale Price. 1899 s.-.-. re
Mum. May Sale Price. ......-....i9 re
Non Spi. May Sale Price. O.. ... .39c
Odor Shun. May Sale Price. ..-..... re
Odor No, May Sale Price. ........ Zoe
OF No. May Sale Price. .........59 e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
PECOS OIL FIELD.

Buy an interest in OIL Land IN the
Peeos Valley. write me for maps and
information.
James E. Bowen, 11O1 Montana ST.,
Fl paEo. TeU-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
america SHeroes; US. CasuatyList

TITAsHINGTON. d C., April so.-Tht
w army casualty list made public
today contains the names Of III men.
one man. PVT Joseph Todowsky Of
Buffalo, y y. being killed in action.
Men from the southwest mentioned
in the list were the following;
Pvt David Galloway. Beaumont
Texas.
Died OF Disease.
Pvt. Arthur Wade. GrookshIre, Tex