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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

AChbAbE fVh Shlt ~
NV MEXlCO on LAND.
Come i- and buy some az ths srouai floor
price don ss.t until hurhharnett prices
G. J. HNgENAS
1id1lr Central Nst.ousl Bank R.ds
FOR sAlF--r~o acres wtt bov house
close 20 city with small house. only
t1-NN. ft"N down. Ha.aurf Nkr rent
leslie Hrgohs 90 phone 2v1'
HAVE UNtH 1000 arrrs 1ilImnn county
acreage tn irArit Of from DO 10 900
artea Can sei Won What you paut A.
the lowest rriess Dickinson Ttrk ham
coupsrF boE IN wichita FaIIs Texas
go ACRFS-os0 acre, m 1919 creek
county Okla 10 lease FOR oil and gas
commercial lease Address o. n EyanA
or " Root Sspulpa oka
GOOD .sssr 81 -y acres northwest ~ Hrrrs
will give one ha'f interest 10 dfill sanger
nrrsn Prone lt2u
PROSPECT GARDENS ADDITION where
}ou can huy quarter acre Tract smooth
ca'r terms on 'Ho balance Phone Usage
HONE GARDEN ADDITION acre ,ras,s
OF '1c rich BLACK sol. sGHN 90 fs01
s{p $50 cash and up other payments
~ ihfee months Phone Oare g.s6
INQUIRE W Dickson Goodman tumbe-
Co., Broken Arrow ota rpeariirr
sale OF -u arrr, NJ land Fuovn at ths
Elmer Archer farm fHr,a miles wsst
Broken lrrow wrN Improved three
room ho1ao Two porrEss good bar,
aASao. ~ foot walls good we'll ~ water.
200 Nunr fnii trees. land all under
cultivation. going at go per n.rr Tfs
h bargain aud muat bt soid a. one,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WANTED TO REM


WANTED Six room furnished apartment
or house. close In. wll rent permanently
Phone psAge 9277
WANTED To RENT Five or st room
modern house close 70 school north Hde
preferred permanent N reasonable
rae care World
WANT TO RENT by September five or
tit room house o. apartment uniurnishri
house preferred either north OF south
side. permanent. family three siultt
AddrsH = % nos 500
WANTED TO RFNT fieht room house.
uuiurnished possession wanted septcm
her Usage 22E2
DO NuU think of California, for the ~tnfsrf
Or perhaps somewhere e'te # you could
have YOUR cottage home really cared ior.
hy r0HErniAl and Responsible peUpIrf {
desire such An arrangement in good
pari Of town o. my family are coming on
from .Denver about September ! { ran
arrange aausiAttory references and guar
Artces Dsarc si4f " O. stevens Pro
duoers 4 RcNHsrs corporation. liru Na.
toni RANK Hidr
desire southeast room WIN.
prieAtn bath close in. Nddross x JU
World
WILL Buy ths furniture ir modern 'our
20 n1 room house BE- worth the mons,
'n order lu g", ihr house Give phone
number Ndiress Is 27 World
WANTED 70 RfSr Five roomt In q mod
srn apartment house rloGe.in. garage
Address q ". 3O2 Eaa Fourth. or phone
al2 tlaremnre ota
WANTED 10 RtNT Permanently. by rau
pie without children four or hvsroom
house modern and furnished on west
side o. city preferred Address L.s
care Of World of phone % - after %
o'cIork NA
WANTED nv September ! four or five.
room urfurnthrf aparusHi preferably
on south side Phone osarc 1850
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81 LiaB Cooe
Tls ZEE I-as-- El.--. -.-.

a simple exercise that { have
long used when noticed 8 fer.
iency o. ne shoulders 10 sac 1of.
ward is % place my arms behind
me- bend them at the elbows and
lnfuat between the back and 81
bows mg umbrella or e handy cane.
The temporary support drew ms
fhoallers far back and expanded
The lungs 50 greatly that ii became
ny lavoriie exercise In this aiit
tnde ! WaIt shout he room many
lines, Oh standing before the oDen'
window, iightl9 close my lips and
breathe deeply 1nis continue
Tor fifteen minutes unless m1 arm
grow weary ~ such 5 case cease
Tor q time. beginning again 81 g.
few minutes alier have rested
in oll e3efclseg g8u MIST sl01 shofl
Of the point oi fatigue
For the sagging abdomen SLOW
regulaf bending e1srcises are bei
Stand with lhs arms faised ab6ts
TIE head and the PAINS forward
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Beauty,g Ouegtion Box

prove actually injurious instead
Of heipfull-Mns E.P
lntndiel0as massage q often
gigsn by one inexperienced d ne
art ul administering e. Nor can
wrongly appiisd massage % any
good. It slmpiy makes bed mat.
tsrs worse. Frankly. more actual
harm may follow iron hfissu mln.
uioS violent pulling and hauling
than weeks Of expert treatment
can posslbly correct Any one at
tempting home treatment should
nrst bs sure 0l using the proper
msth0d. Whioh can Be- learned bg
obsafVing soms one Of experience.
o. b following closely the written
directions 81 "a s8peft
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.unday-American Examiner Patterns

Al DAINTY HOUSE OR PORCH
DRESS (8006). The pattern Is cut
in seven sizes: 81, So, IS, 40, 42, A
and a6 inches bust measure. Size
bg requires 81 yards Of 36-inoh ma
al NEW FROCK FOR MOTH
ER's GIRL (3O30). The pattern IS
tut in four sizes: s, s, 10 and 10
years. size 10 requires go yards
81 lO-inch material.
A NEW AND STYLISH cos
TUNE (80f5). The pattern is cut
Ia six sizes: 81, 36, 81. 90. ~ and
"a inches bust measure. Size 88
requires 6M yards Of ll-inch ma
terial.
pattern Is cut in seven sizes: "a,
86. SIS. 40, AZ, a and 46 inches bust
measure. Size 28 requires 81 yards
of 36-inch material
A POPULAR SKIRT (S022). The
pattern e. cut in seven sizes: %,
a. IS, 28. so, 90 and 80 inches
waist measure. Size - viii re-
quire SIS yards Of 5Ginch material.
ADAINTY PLAY DRESS (8018).
The pattern IS cut In four sizes:
q 8, and s years. Size 3 wiz re-
quire 2E yards Of 27-inch material.
A SPLENDID COVER ALL
APRON (275O). The pattern Is
The Washington times., 1919-10-12

7 SUFFER- greatly from Cai.
! 'loused spots on the soios Of
my feet! which also sven badly
from too much standing. What
should I DO fof them TO. Z. Q.
Your feet should Be 5athed ever
night in q foot.tub containing warm
water. The addition ,Of an ounce
Of boraz % 8 gallon Of water win
be found very helpful. Lemon
Juice sprinkiod freely IN the Watsf
q another means Of alieViatiOn.
Cslioused spots may Be removed
frUm the sole BY planning Of tho
rough surfaces with pumice stone.
rs massage treatment ever
J given 81 such way 81 q
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Your. New Linoleum
Bg hrs. Christine Frederick,
TIE Distinrushsd Authority Household Efficiency.

creWces waterproof. Thin, metal
stripping about an inch wide may
be bent over and used for the same
purpose.
Laying linoleum is not al easy
job and should not be attempted BY
the amateur Most firms that make
a specially Of linoleum have men
who win lay It the right way.
Since linoleum Is q composition
Ga which rubber forms q large part,
ID is particularly affected by grease.
Zine hnoleums, if properly treated,
Iced scarcely Be scru. bed ct all
In fact they should not De, as Il Is
the scrubbinE with strong washing
powder or soap which r0ts the ma
toriai too rapidly.
a good IinoIeum On q dining room
or ban nay BE- easily WaZed with
several coats of Go0f wax. This
win protect the material and, g. the
same time, render the pattern more
brilliant. Such q floor need never
he scrubbed-merely wiped on
with q damp cloth.
Wood floors. while most attrac.
tive, require a great deal Of care
and, unless Of the very best narrow
matched wood, show wear plainly.
Il llnoleum Is going to be used, the
flooring can be Of much cheaper.
coarse boards. This win be q say
ins.
Lln0leum is now manufactured ID
artistic patterns suitable for Ell the
rooms Of the house. Il 6 particu-
larlv adaptable % chiidFen's play.
room or nursery where there Is
likely 20 be something split and
where there is much wear and tear.
A bedroom covered from end to
end with art linoleum needs only
q small bedside rug and can Be
easily kept clean. Even il the liV.
ing room OF dining room there arc
parquet patterns which look liEo
rhe finest wood. Such patterns do
not have the harsh glossy finish Of
the common hnOleum. but q dun
art finish which is extremely at'
traCtiVe.
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- NE Of the most popular and
most durable Of aoor cover
- ihes Is iinoleum 4 was
previously used almost exclusively
10 kitchen or bathroom, but to-day
is maduiacture b 50 much i'm.
proved mas We and e. used in every
room IN ne house
There ere two kinds of lino.eum
the printed and the inlaid. IN
the first kind tie pattern Is only
printed on one side Of the material
while fh the other the material g.
made 90 that the color and pattern
extend clear fhrulgh. a short
beniod 81 wear win rub OF the pat.
tern 0f TIE frst kind easily. while
the inlaid iinoioum win wear down
to its coar6e canvas bach without
losing rs color.
Naturally, inIaid costs more A
tood Grade cannot be bought for
less than s1.00 or $3.50 square
Yard, but even this expense is susti.
had by the great Durability Of g
good quality.
Once Ia 8 while some one writes
ne that they have been 50 unWise
20 put oilcioth On the ho1r. This,
81 course, IS merely money wasted
The whole secret of success in
using linoleum 81 % have it prop
brIF laid. This Should never bo
done on a cold OF damp day, be-
cause then the material s. con-
fracted and win not stretch or Be
Tuniciently pliahle to wear veil
Linoleum should always Be run the
longest way OF tie room and the
seams Of the pattern should match.
But most important, &C should be az
lowed % "give" on the fO0F f0r a
week or more before 0nally being
lacked into place
ia order to make It insect proof
the edges along the Dashboard.
pipes or other places. should be
covered with cement Only by do
ne this win the cracks Be insect
proof. There is q special cement
Tor this purpose which comes in q
small Jar and Tits also makes the
The Washington times., 1919-10-12
The Exercise Habit

wv HEN you form the exercise
W habit zee that It becomes 8
daily habit and one tfas
cannot ta broken eTes6t dnr.ss
some period d marked and unnsu.i
ctress. "a this fesularlfe Hss ons
q the greatest values of afsfeise
thefo are exercises that econ.
sLFucs build over. and there ~
exercises that destroy. ehiafv 50
excess. ! an going to ten g6d 81
me nfHt Sort The second may bs
dismissed as violent exsrcfss VIC
lence is always q DESTROYER of.
beauty. Excessive exercise wiff
heavy anmbbell8, whose weirhf -.
eeeq4 tae strength Of the person
welding them, I mention AZ one ~
ne worst Of these DESTROYER
! have often declared thaf dfs.
approve Of heavy exsFeise 80
women. Extreme DhvhlcaI eHoFf
axes ne strength and leaves its
marks upon the c8untsnanee
writing ne heavy disfgurlne ehar.
aeleFs ol fatigue. ID 0perfsfelou
tle Muscles fobblht The ddnfs 81
lt9 soft. delicate outline. mstfna 4
bunny unseemly ard mase6i|re
AAefel1e ler W0m6n should have
three aim1. FtA seenrin s
mueh Icah air % is needed Be-.
oudl O. much motion anf firsl.
ment Of The inisfhal organs - -
needed Tor health Third 20
correction d s6ch hshf -
ihfeeten.ng g the seain "a ~
asnfine O. beauty
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d-n- iIldg 50scs elOblaa
q H8smelttt = ~
htsoI DaGtee,6. SKI

a specialist has at iaal perfected 8
pare aes powder thal positively nl
a5i cause enlarged 51las tlaehcee
sad h,aflons m he ahls 6 s.
cc1eidel1 the Best faes powder n
81 aIso 3 remedy l1f ccubIezi61
tfoable 30 81 guaranteed faI1 and
harmless 90 the most ae.iorte 1aF
a1ln u tern.ihe8 wonderfully h
tltee 90 lel11 % clear ard H.tler
the stin and protect the conrI
from biemisho This new kif ~
face D5ud1f 81 made largely 81 r
ingltlItnl itai shin specialists U1
81 The ifcaimenl 81 tho c6mfIe1icd
And it really stays On better ltaa
ent o.hef nee pogdeF. uf cont
saying tl... eFgfV one EnoHls oe
mean Che l1mous Lam1g Powder
(El1uca. Plrltt LiAm5l Itl8 81 tte
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Appls ~ -.

THTAsH, pare and shape apples
w into baiig, using q French
vegotable Cutter. Boil I cup sugar
with cup water, OF 8 cloves
and 9 grating Of lemon peel about
10 minutes. Add 8 cup apple balls
and cook unth eoft skin from
syrup. Then cooE q cup balls and
when soft remove from syrup. Re.
peat, using cup balls. When aii
the balls ere tender cook syrup
until thick and pour around TIE
balls on 3 glass serving dish.
The Washington times., 1919-10-12

nat llle leI eCltair siaEct7
rice powder of la1as white lead
~ le 81 adhere white lead
ol. a1l rice powder turns
INlo aeg 0tg Eat makes an.
IaEEl Sores 1l1eteads and rice
powder uIlal'ol9 Because La.may
. 81 rt1 and lec6l.e e stays 81 So
ven nov used bf over q million
American aouel an dealers carry
ltc I.le box alf many dealers also
eaag lEe smell te1i size Be sure
% llg Lam1g Thsn you ufiI really
know DeIetl dc1 powder. You
all .. ollg s. f0t take substitute.
Hlln 500 use ihil harmless powder
la W bow 1iiV it improves
Forf el E.11I1n. 500 aiI unferl i1rd
aaF Lg CO quietly Became the
l1 rllaf le4nlg roN1cF sold ID
tm1l. Save 1i1 6t
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Mock Whipped Cream.

COAX teaspoon eolatins ID 1
- tablespoon cold water foF 20
minutes. Dissolve % 1 tablespoon
boiling water end add CD ] can
eVapofaied milk. Seat win
Dover eeF-bsaier and chin Theh
heat until thiek. Add 4 of mere
tablespoons sugar snd Is teaspoon
Vanilla
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Tested Apple Recipes

thin slices on q eFisp bed OF heart
lettuce and sprinkle with French
dressing. Sprinkle apple with
finely chopped pistaohio nuts ana
place 8 piece 0f maFusohinO cherry
In TIE centre Of each plate Of salad.
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keer lIe elbows tf via
slow weeping molten bead Cor
ward 1iu ne H - I.e 1nrsr1
reach le ll6l 81 ll Vor
This 81 lIIclIt. an M fhe
siolt end fcF nose t e
atiHenel lfon hct a
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Rakad Apnla u rraam.
Baked Apple Sauce.

VyTAsH, pare and core tart ap.
w pies. Sprinkle lightly with
sugar and gfated lemon rind and
bake until tender. Press apples
through sieve. Add the juice of 3
lemons and 2 cups Of sugar %
cups Of sifted apple pulp. Stir
wen. chill, add 1 quart thin cream.
sCalded over hot water, and freeze.
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Annla 40 Pisianhin ~.

apple ana elab1gllo 44AGus
TVTAsH, pare. core ana slice thin
w crossFiss ripe. Wsll-aa.
vOred Lpple. Sprinkle with q few
drops Of lemon Juice 70 keep from
discOloring. Place 2 81 Of the
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understand Enilr lliustfntel Nl
free Diplomas 9f1rtel write
l8-etr l1f ffoo bo6E. e1ln g1ls
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BN Mary Lee SWanlL,

BIZ Mary Lee SWGnIL
Principal, Seu1der School
Of H6useloid Arts
Baked Apple Sauce.
RYTAsH. pare and core 8 isFse
w apples. Cut In quarters or
elghths. Place in . baking dish
with q cup sugar and 1h cup
water. Cover and bake slowly
about 3 hours, when apples win BE-
a beautiful red C3lor.
The Washington times., 1919-10-12

The delicate Of rouge wenh universal among women
Of refinement who derOus of looking their best always And
Ingrams Rouge has become the aVOe because of
qualities.
Il made of the finest materials viii streak no
how freely perspe is that safe The
evenly giving natural color that cannot be- distinguished
from the bloom Of perfect health Solid caea rouge Deli
cay perumed Three perfect shades meeting needs any
type of complexion-Lght, Medium and Dark-5OC
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Hathsd Polaioss
n Cream Ganes,
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Glazed Odi5ht,
Seed Gua
Celery
Wal im
Cre1m Pc
C0aa
Supper
Cmnunon Test
smG Rma.
Coeoa
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ETQEnN9S
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FACE POWDER
A complexion powder especially dis
tinguished by the fact that IL stays on.
Furthermore q powder Of unexcelled
dsicacy Of texture and refinement Of
perfume. Four tints-White, Pink,
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FREDERICK F. INGRAM COMPANY
Established 1885, D1iroit, 1fish.
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There Is beauty in every Jar" It
clears clogged pores, banishes slight
imPortectiOns, soOthes away redness
and roughness, and keeps the delicate
texture Of theskin soft and smooth Its
exclusive therapeutic properties keep
the complexion toned up and healthy
all the time. Two sizes, SOC and S1.OO
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AZ Az DTug and DspaTtment Stores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

DEFORE a Teller starts IN e make
u friends he should look his hands
over II he has a fat flinty hand, a
mackerel hand or a long, bony hand.
he should arrange Z eliminate hand
shakin' in his campaign II he has
strong. gnarled hand. he should train
himself Z gauge its pressure This
may be done by practicin' on piczin'
up cream puff OF gas nantes. II
ne has a bewhiskered hand he should
know his man well before eItendin'
it. Shakin' hands is an art, an a
feller kin ruin himself politically an
socially in a very short time unless
he's ont tn game Graspin' hands
IS "a gesture which makes its appear
ance in antiquity as a legal act SYM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
Advice to Mothers on Care of Baby;
ScOldS for Mothers Who Are UnWiSe

the one arm The muscles and lisa
meuts ID the shoulder and chest are
stretched to the limit IN this unu1--
uraI position and held there
The Walking BABY,
The tiny feet encased I'm kid soled
shoes, not Intended for the burnlnl-
hot pavement that would cook an ege
in five minutes II placed right and
which burns our feet encassd ir sole
leather, are made 20 take three and
four steps TO mothers one and az that
YOU often see a mother WalkinE az a
lively pace. unmindful OF the srum1-
ling. wee form at her side. until q
wall OF misery and fatigue reminds
her.
These Eocart babies and walking
babies ere taken into crowded places
where women's skirts and steaminE
hot bodies OF the grown people and
other children so completely obstrucC
The air that the child is all but saffo-
Gated have seen these helpless
creatures dragged ont OF q crowd
lookinE as though coming ont Of q
hat box
Mothers. Mothers. shame on YOU. Ir
Is not tne poorest mothers N1o SUD
r. their children 90 such treatment
They usually carry their babies. it
IS the fairly ven dressed woman. who
does not want her gown ulusssd
What Babies Need
Your babies need air. but nos the
downtown germ laden air The feet
Of a common street crowd does not
usually have the fragrance Cf riolets
and roses and vet. down there amorE
11l those feet IS where your baby ls
expected TO enjoy itself
Keep your babies cool Ther can
play outofdoors on the shady side iu
the mornings Then keep them Under
cover until the sun sinks loW eucrgl
20 give shade IN the afternoon then
they can come out again Teach them
20 kn un HI" r1ss. .Hr
hot weather. Quiet amusement Isl
so much better than violent eX rcisf.
4 cool bath five minutes in the 7n-r-
ing and eTeninE. plenty oi sleep.
plenty OF wen cooked. li-ht. uo-riEr-
Inc food IS what thev need
Keep them happy IN q Quiet way.
Do not let them fret Depression s
bad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
4 Serial East and West.
Tho DY4[Eo~o 81 VHgma Terhu1s
ESC y = y Van de Water.
Clifford Tnes To Kiss Elizabeth And Gets His Face
Slapped For lis Impertinence
CHAPTER XVII
(Conflnued frnn, NNednrsdn-,. l

TEE moving picture house In Mid
1 land was crowded that night. and
very warm As Elizabeth Wade and
her escort came out after the per
formanee she drew in a long breath OF
the cool night air.
"Ahl how good 1t feels and smells '
she exclaimed.
1t sure does!" her companion
agreed And It's so nice that 1 am
going to drive rourd home by the
long way"
Very well" she assented.
It was not until they had been driv-
ing Tor half hour that she appreci-
ated how long this roundabout way
was She also realized that she was
chilly.
7 think we made q mistake in tax
Ing this road" she observed after a
while. during which clifford had
talked steadily OF his affairs and pr
suits In Chicago. 4 am cold, aren't
your
Not a Bit he declared. Here
take this coat OF mine" reaching into
the back Of the car for the garment.
But you may need it, she sug-
gested
40. I do not" he insisted.
Stopping the car, he helped her put
pressed his hands affectionatelv upon
her shoulders But she. drawing away,
pretended not TO notice this So.
with teasing laugh. he took the
wheel again.
Suddenly he spoke: ct say. Lizzie,
why are you leading that city chap
onE You know he's mad about you.
don't youT"
He cares nothing for me-" she ex-
claimed Moreover am not leading
FOL "a
other day that have had only a very
few talks with him. scarcely know
him"
Then why did you speak TO him as
you did tonight" he questioned "Tou
tod him you meant what you said
It sounded very mysterious"
PERHAPS Il did, she admitted. Put
1t wasn't"
She would not explain her meaning
70 Clifford Chaplin It was none Of his
business, and she would not satisfy his
curiosity.
why 20 solemn" her companion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

th' right hand Wu1 regarded as a
guarantee that a Teller WIZ unarmed,
but tday you can't tell what a hand
shaker Is goin' c q put over on you
Handshalrin' IS III most degenerated
an oTerWorked custom we have. To-
day q warm clasp o. tn hand is nearly
allus symbolic Of a touch. IL not fer
money it's fer some other favor We
don't mind tn hand clasp or an ole
an sincere friend. but we do recoil
from tn extended paw o. one who has
no reason in the world fer beiu' de-
lighted Z meet as. except q use u.s.
often in bein' introduced Q strangers
we've been MANNED fer weeks. II
there's anything Worse'n tn vice ike
grip OF an overhealthy mixer. it's the
damp. limp handshake Of a reticent
mollvcoddle- Sometimes we run int
q lodge grip. an it's hard Q tel
whether were shakin' hands with an
onion or a cabin latch. But tn most
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07
By Popular Subscription
U. S. Plans a 100000
Building in Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. JUNE T.
w Backed by president Wilson. con
sress and prominent people through
out the United States, a one-week
drive" viii be started June % 10 raise
s9.000o0 for a National Victory me-
mortal building. TO be erected IN
Washington
Those interested IN the structure say
S1000o,000 VIII be necessary to cover
the actual cost OF building and furn-
ishing the memorial, as wen as estab-
fishing a permanent endowment fund,
which VII Insure perpetual mainten-
ance without future expense. OF this
sum nearly 100000 already has been
contributed by popular subscription.
and many thousands more have been
pledged by patriotic Americans
The National Victory Memorial
building viii be continued ana its fund
administered by the board Of regents
OF the Smithsonian Institution. Of
which the president Of the United
States Is chairman and exofficia and
the chief Justice Of the United States
supreme court is the chancellor.
Site Is Secured.
Land for the structure has been
granted by congress. It comprises the
north end OF the reservation known