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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
NEAL BARGAIN

Broom esidence in 1000
blk. Olive street: basement,
heating plant. double garage,
81 # by 40 It; owner has
recently remodeIed entire
house and It Is a real bar
gain; well suited for room
ing house proposition. Price
S12,60o, one third cash, bal
ance to suit, or will consider
small part in trade.
This will not last
LEO r. SCHUSTER
s14 Mills Bldg. Phone s65
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Located in best section Manhattan
Heights. on two and half south front
lots a strictly modern s room bunga-
low, finished in white enamel, built
in features. hardwood floors through
out, laid on sub floor, tile bath, nice
y arranged kitchen glassed in cabi-
nets, with tile drain board Basement,
heating plant, excellent servants
quarters, brick garage, cement drive
way from front, beautiful lawn and
trees, wired in chicken yard and
house. Best built house in city.
Make US an offer. Call c. z. Buchert
PORTER & HALVES.
POI Caples Bldg. Phi. 1922 or 269s
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RsOmins Houses-FOr Sale and Rent

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/ WANTED-To buy from owner. roomlng
house, 70 so rooms. Phi 2055.
% ROOMS, furnished. ? year lease. sen
reasonable. viii consider Ford car part
payment 314 z Missouri Phi. s375.
SIXTEEN modern outside rooms. excep-
tionally well furnished, lease. best money
maker for size IN town 310i5 S. Fl Paso.
FOR sALE-smau rooming house, 10
rooms completely furnished. 5000 cash
Phi. 2055-
WANTED-To buy from owner small
rooming house. Phone 9151.
IF YOU WANT to buy or sen your room
ing house or small business. List same
With MeierE.
JAMES L MARR 4 COMPANT,
900 San Antonio St
PARK BROS.-Who have devoted 20 years
handling hotels and rooming houses EX-
CLUSIVELY, cordially invite YOU 10 see
the many bargains on their GREATER
LlSI-Autumohiles at your serTice- Phi
5e8. los Main St. facing Plaza
BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN
20 rooms, well furnished, rent s115.00. long
lease nets about $3.50 per month VIII
take $500 TO hEndle-
See Mr. kOFFMAN.
DOUGLAS c CROWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phi $500.
S25O PER MONTH PROFIT.
I have an apartment house OF apart
ments and two separate bedrooms that IS
clear more IN winter; unusually well fur
nished. including piano; excellent location:
up 70 date place Price $3.50 and $1,000
cash VIII handle
See 1Ir. Hirsch with
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO., mo.
Real Estate. Insurance.
EOS y stanton St Phone 2424.
For Sals-Farms and Ranches
FOR SALE BY OWNEE-smau valley
home with bearing orchard. near town
and 1nterur6an station. Ph- lIo1J2
A LARGE cattle ranch with SUI
flcient grass for 1000 head Of cat
tie, well fenced, an abundance OF
good water a real bargain.
II. A. SPENCE.
Real Estate. Livestock and Insurance.
s04 FIRST National Bank Bldg.
Phone 1854
SOME GOOD FARM BUYS.
SsO0o-60 acres. san Elzario. good
room house. large barn. 3 acres bearing
mixed orchard. 80 acres alfalfa. balance
cotton. Ia cash.
s24 .2OO-12I acres good room house.
large barn. all in cultivation. miles
Clint. on paved road. fine alfalfa, some
cotton reasonable cash payment, must
sell this; II large cash payment. would
not turn down any reasonable offer.
$50 per acre. "a acres. 2 miles clint
paved road, good adobe house. about 40
acres In cultivation. mostly cotton. sgood
stand reasonable cash payment. balance
suit. immediate possession.
Nafe.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
PHONE 80. 100 san Antonio St
FOR sALE-SI2, 800.
Improved valley land. 81 acres.
on paved road IS miles down the
valley, = mile from station good
4 room house. family orchard
fine we'll OF soft water. cold as
ice. beautiful shade trees. $4,000
cash, balance t-RE time.
SIS, 900.
g acres miles down the valley,
highly improved, good 5 room.
modern brick bungalow. hard
wood floors and heating plant.
orchard. alfalfa. balance in other
crops. terms.
$500.
81 acres on paved road mile
this side OF Tsleta- good room
bungalow. only $500. terms
BROADDUS & LEBARON.
IL Texas st. Phone 1853
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For SaIe-City Property

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FOR sALE-Five room pressed brick. !
blocks from courthouse. just off MaEoefin
l2ls Olive. price $500. Ph. ssosW.
I APARTMENT house. located on corner
! containing apartments. rooms each.
I large porches. yard. trees income $1,000,
Z $4,000 cash Will handle. trade or terms on
/ balance. Pm 245.
FOR sALE-Eouss. also furniture. from
! owner. possession at once. 4o9 E Rio
I Grande.
OWNER offers beautiful bungalow, s
rooms. glasssd porch; : lots, paved street.
Z Alta Vista district, for quick sale, S475o.
I Phi. 632 or s152W-
HOME, SWEET HOME.
[ We have all kinds OF homes. residences.
[ cottages, bungalows with small payments
down and the easiest kind Of terms See
TRI-srATE COMMISSION co.
Phone 2sl4. 224-225 Trust Bldg.
A PRE-WAR PRICE
/ Five large rooms, extra large sleep
[ ing porch, hardwood floors through
basement, stationary wash tub. two
full lots, beautiful vines and flowers.
This place has about a thousand dol
I lars worth OF cement work around
I i and is a beautiful home Price only
I S450O-0O. about $4,000 cash
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
sos Mesa Phone los1.
TEXAS STREET BARGAIN.
We offer for quick sale 5ox12O feet
on Texas street with track in rear.
This is a very desirable piece Of track
age, and it is priced right Let US
show you
Real Estate Department.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELB AGENCY
224 Mills Building. Phone $500.
Sole Agents.
KERN PLACE
Beautiful room bungalow
facing Kern Park-heating
plant, breakfast room, hard
wood floors Price STSz5-
one third cash. balance I.
and 3 years. This is a real
home
LEO r. sCHUsTER
s14 Mills Bldg. Phone e65.
TWO BARGAINS.
s5675, or furnished $500, room
bungalow, glassed in sleeping porch,
$500 block Richmond street, $500
SIS per month and interest
S5700-5 room bungalow. glassed IN
porch, block car line, Grand View,
hardwood floors. $500 cash. balance
to suit
Nnfe.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Pnone 800 100 San Antonio St
WANTED INCOME APARTMENT
HOUSE
Close In residence to trade, also a
splendid small farm as part purchase
price.
VIRON J. BOOTHE
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors
sos Mesa Phone 4051
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

CLOSE IN DOWNTOWN CORNER, 5OxIso.
Prominent location on two main streets,
unusual opportunity TO buy property .nat
Is seldom offered for sale. Right in trend
OF future Improvement The kind OF prop
erty that Grows into a fortune. Uuaues-
toned future. Suitable now for depart
ment store. rheater or hotel Light On
three sides Present rents $500 month
Price $4,000. $4,000 cash. balance At
per cent for years Might consider some
trade. Mr.. Thompson. Owner. f25 Trust
rl1Hr pH TnEg
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For Sale or E1ehange-Real Estate

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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FOR SALE or trade FOR cows. lots Phi
5613.
TO TRADE-For aut0m0bile. equity IN 4
room house on . lots Address D 179.
care Herald
MODERN bungalJ7 with smaller vent
able houses 70 trade for valley property.
Phi s03sJ-
TO TRADE.
Land in upper or lower valley or lots TO
trade for equities in houses. lots near
Second Ward park to trade on house; lots
and cash for small adobe house. lots In
Fl Worth. Abilene. Quanah and Rock
port 10 trade for Fl Paso property; land
IN upper valley 10 trade FOR cheap lots
Jay F. KNOX COMPANY.
3o1 Caples Bldg. Phone z22s.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Two lots. corner Of Davis and West Main
St, good site for apartment building. !
block from union station. for modern resi-
dences so acres Of cultivated land near
Aiamoosa- Colo. for Fl Paso property
equity in good rental bungalow for suto
OF lots. 80 acres at Clint. Is acres in pears.
for tenement: small tracts Of land this
side Of Fsleta FOR cottage at Cloudcroft
or Mountain Park; business property on
s. Stanton St. blocks from san An
tonic also brick tenement near Paso del
Norte Hotel. for improved farm Z room
adobe house. miles below Tsleta on
Clint Road. for lots or residence in Okla
Piedras St. FOR small. improved farm; u
acres Vado. n. H.. for lots or tenement.
Phone S. 500 Gables BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
For SaIe-Countr Propertr

FOR SALE-Seveu room house, garage
and chicken houses on / acre land. good
FOR chicken ranch. out OF city limits. on
paved road. Phi 1910
TWO ACRE chicken ranch, well built 4
room house. chicken houses and runs FOR
1900 hens, stocked with 500 Leghorn pull
lets. complete equipment. including gar
den. alfalfa. etc. 20 minutes ride srom
Fl Paso on Interurban car. might con-
slider trade FOR city bungalow II priced
right Address Owner D17s. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL eight room, two
story residence on West
Boulevard on corner. Large
grounds. facing Mundy Park.
Paving paid on both streets.
Hot water heat, hardwood
flO5rs. four nice bed rooms
and sleeping porch upstairs
FIVE ROOM modern bunga-
low on East Boulevard in
200 block. Heat. hardwood
floors Garage. $500; terms.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
Five room modern bungalow
on san Diego St Heat, hard
wood floors. Only $500.
Terms.
BROADDUs & LIE BARON,
Realtors.
IL Texas St Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
For SaIs-City Property

For Sale-city Property
FOR sALE-By owner. nice story resi-
deuce, viii take small house. Phi S6S5W.
BUNGALOW on two lots. built In buf-
fet, book cases, seats, Ice box. all modern
convenience also house on back rented,
SIS, 3407 Hamilton Phi 27z5J.
GRASDVIEW.
FOR SALE-BUY LIKE RENTING.
-Four Room Frame Bungalow Lots near
school and car line Price $4,000. $50 cash
Balance SIS net per month Interest In
cluded). Apply 372s Grand ave.
BY OWNER S room red brick bungalow.
servants quarters. rs It front, shade trees.
vines. lawn. $500. $3.50 down. s25 Fer
month. interest semi-annually. one and a
half blocks from street car and pavement,
must Be seen 70 Be appreciated- Phi. ssgI.
NEAR FIVE POINTs-Bungalow 4
rooms and bath. paved street, trees
and vines. Price $500; $500 cash
L 7. KILLER, with
LEAVELL & SHERMAN,
116 Texas St Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
Dry Cleaning.

H. BRUCKER CLEANING co. = Bsu
clothes cleaners IN FL Paso- PiedraG q
ORC ST. Pm. 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
FURNISHED BUNGALOW
ALTA VISTA

Four rooms, glassed sleeping
room and service porch South
front. Hardwood floors. builtin
features, including buffet, etc;
furnishings elegant and complete.
Lot 371zx120. Price $4,000, with
about 500 cash, balance SIS per
month, including interest. You'd
better see this.
MIR. GLASS
205 n. Stanton St Phone 2424
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

WASHINGTON PARK HOME
S1ooO-S35O CASH
Nice three room frame house with
sleeping porch, garage and other
outbuildinEs, nice lawn and trees,
full lots, unusually we'll kept
little place AID 3 bargain
See Mr. GLASS with
GOODMAN BROTHERS
AND COMPANY, INC.
Real Estate, Insurance
EOS n Stanton St Phi PAPA
SACRIFICE SALE
s5150-5 rooms and glassed in sleep
ing porch, 916 Olive street, s7ia foot
front Cash or good as cash Must
be sold Immediately
MAZE.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50 100 San Antonio St
NEW -FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
large glazed porch, two lots, walks
paved st $500: $3.50 cash
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW, porchess
oak floors, walls, Hueco and Lamar
SITS. $500; $3.50 cash. bal monthly.
FRANK E. cox
219 Caples Bldg Phone 5425
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

5000
FURNISHED HOME
Attractive bungalow. con-
sisting Of four rooms and
service porch, on two full
lots, near school and car line.
Completely furnished; $500
cash, balance S35 per month.
including interest
CALL DALE, WITH
STRAUSS REALTY CO., Inc,
403 Reynolds Bldg.
Phones 2501-2503-
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Ready Reference Business Directory


BALL Room AND STAGE DANCING.
Private lessons by appointment Class les
souH Tuesday and Thursday evening"
% SEQ. Cotilllon Han. Phi $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

Sell-LiVe Stock-Buy
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SEE AID FOR Burbank wheat seed under
For sale. Miscellaneous"
DUROCJEBsEY HOGs-Registersd and
cholera immune Homan's Hog Farm.
Ysleta. Tex
FINE Holstein dairy cattle for sale. any
thing and any number you want Laguna
Dairy Farm. Clint. Tex
FOR sALE-High Grade Jersey COW g.v-
ing nearly gallons very rich milk. Sis.
delivered e Paso II taken at once r. W.
Downer. Anthony, y. NJ. Ph. 19Rf.
WANTED-Steers TO pasture. want $500
year steers for season ending Nov. list.
plenty grass and water, good care. close
70 Santa Fe R. r. Geo. L Barger. Here
ford. Tex
FOR SALE-Two hundred hezd OF stock
cattle, also thoroughbred Holstein hull
calf months old from COW with record
OF y gallons milk per day. Phi. 123 or
call Room 4o2. Caples Bldg
PASTURE FOR 5000 CATTLE.
Pasture all fenced and cross fenced. 10
miles OF river front. fine grass and feed.
Ranch near town and on railroad. Loading
pens on ranch For further information
write, c. I. Tallmadges san Antonio. New
Mexico
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ANGELUs FLORAL CO.-Pottsd plants q
all kinds. flowers FOR all occasionE f95
Mesa. Pm. 62f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
READ ALL OF THIS
New six-room buNHaloW with
breakfast room. built Of most ex-
pensive buff brick, all rooms very
large with lots OF windows and
closets, hardwood floors through
out. tile bath, double tile drain
board. attractive built-in cabinet
in kitchen; there IS a basement
and heating plant; It has garage
with cement drive. entrance from
the front.
Further details call McBee with
MAYFTELD BLDG. & IMPROVE
MENT co.
81 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 6s4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

WILL sacrifice my fine piano FOR t175,
my splendid Vlctrola and records $50. Phi.
$40 or call 1918 z. Boulevard.
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Furnifure Paeking

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WE PACK, SHIP Oh STORE furnitura.
cut glass and china. satlstactlo1 E1lran-
11Z5-1o1n.
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Furniture Repairing

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FURNITURE repairing; upholgtertuE our
specially. Daveuports manufactured select
own Eooda Bodey Upholstrns Co. "a. SIS.
FURNITURE REPAIREB. rsfinished or
upholstered. R. l. DANIEL. T. & NJ
FCTHT. Phi I025-1g70.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14
Taxidernists
Transfer
UphOlsteHng.

OUR expert upholsterer wiz serve you
satisfactoriiy- Phi s300 Drapsry Dept
The Popular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

FOR SALE-Five room pressed brick. !
blocks from courthouse. just off Magoefin
1918 Olive, price $500 Phi 66o6W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-14

NEW FORDSOS tractor at Hardaway
ranch Tsleta. Texas, a bargain. so acres
plowed- Pm. 7911W.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Services in Memory
of Heroes of the Maine

Memorial day services in honor OF
the dead of the battleship Maine viii
be held at the mainmast OF the ms
toric vessel at Arlington at 1890
amphitheater. under auspices OF the
Army and Navy Union. U. S. A A
floral tribute from the republic Of Cuba
will be placed on the mast. The Naval
Band is to play. There will be eyolu-
tions by a battalion OF blue1acketS ana
former yeomen (FC.
Calling Of the assemblage to order
will be by Thomas H. Harris. COM
mander of Presidents Own Garrison.
Army and Navy Union. Col. Winfield
Jones will deliver the address of well
come. The speakers will be Senator
James D. Phelan of California. Rep
resentative Simeon D. Fess of Ohio,
REPRESENTATIVE Sam r. Sells of Ten
nessee, Col. Barry 'Bulkley and the
Cuban minister. DR.. Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes.
Volleying over the graves of the
men of the Maine and the sounding
of taps will conclude the ceremony.
Tribute to the memory of the late
Admiral Peary. discoverer of the north
pole, is to be paid by members OF the
Explorers Club Of New York at 9
o'clock Monday morning at Arlington
national cemetery.
A blanket of flowers and garlands
will be placed on the grave of the
former president of the club. who also
was honorary president of the organi-
zation at the time of his death. The
exercises will mark the beginning of
an annual custom.
Ceremonies by the Army and Navy
Veterans Association of Georgetown
on the central span of Aqueduct
bridge at 9:30 am. Monday will be in
honor Of the American sailors and
marines who died at sea in all wars
and the dead of the LuSitania, There
will be a procession of school chill
dren of Georgetown from the Hyde
School to the bridge. starting at 8
am. William A. Hickey is to pre-
side. Patriotic airs are to be sung by
the children. Prayers for the dead
will be said. Scattering of flowers
on the Potomac by the children and
veterans will follow. Capt. ]. Walter
Mitchell is to. speak. Prayer is to
close the exercises.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

S. G. Mawson. Officer of the Guard
Capt. ]. M. Pipes, with Hazard Whee-
Ter as color bearer.
The whole assemblage is to pledge
allegiance to the flag. following
which "The Star Spangled Banner" is
and the audience. Rev w. H. Cot
wald is to give the invocation. The
quartet is to sing Were Tenting To-
night"
Memorial Day Order.
Col. Oldroyd assistant adjutant gen
eral is to read the orders. following
which II. u. Osborne. past senior vice
commander-in chief. is to read Cen
Logan's order establishing Memorial
day. The Marine Band is to play
Songs of the Boys in Blue" George
H. Slaybaugh is to read Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. The quartet is
to sing the RecessionaI.
Gen; John J. Pershing is to give e
Service Flag of My Heart" is to be
given by r. Woodland Gates, and
the Marine Band is to play The Mar
seillaise." Anthony ]. Griffin is to
speak. The band will play America"
while the assembly sings. The de-
partment chaplain will close the SER
vices with benediction.
The following arrangements have
been made by the War Department
for handling automobiles, carriages,
pedestrians, etc, at Arlington national
cemetery on this day:
"(D Only those automobiles and
other vehicles that are properly
tagged with cards from the G. A. r.
will be allowed to enter-the cemetery
until the services are over. These
vehicles will be allowed to enter the
main Fort Myer gate only.
Application for Tags.
"(2) Tags will be issued to civil war
veterans only who intend to reach the
cemetery in automobiles or carriages.
Application for such tags should be
made to Col. o. H. Oldroyd. SIS 10th
street northwest, this city, stating
plainly the soldiers military record
in the civil war.
"(3) Tags should be conspicuously
fastened to the vehicles to avoid un-
necessary delay and confusion at the
entrance gate.
"(4 All vehicles not properly
tagged will be parked on the drill
field on the west of the cemetery.
"(>. Pedestrians will be permitted
to enter only the main Fort Myer and
Confederate gates on the west,
reached via the cars from Rosslyn.
"(6) All gates on the east side of
the cemetery reached via the High
way bridge road will be closed.
"(O After the services are over the
Fort Myer and Confederate gates on
the west and Treasury and Mcclellan
gates on the east will be opened for
the use of automobiles. carriages,
pedestrians, ETC..
Evening star., 1920-05-30

the same. We shared with them the
determination to give all that we had
in the service of our country and hu-
manity.
"Their work in this world is done
ours is only partly finished. 1t may
well be that the hardest tasks of our
lives now confront US. Peace has as
many problems as war, and they are
often harder to solve. because we face
them against the dull background of
everyday life.
THE first words OF the creed of the
American Legion are For God anc
country, we associate ourselves to-
gether'; and the balance of that creed
makes up perfect charter of right
living. Men of the American Legion
seriously expect to do their best to
follow that creed.
The American Legion is scarcely
more than a year old. 1t has not yet
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Army; NavyHeads
LaudDeadHerOes

"The tributes of flowers which
today are placed on the graves of
our soldiers are the outward en-
blem of a deep and solemn emo
ton which fills the entire nation.
We shall have in our minds the
virtues of those to whose memory
Memorial day was originally set
apart. and we will think with fresh
pride and affection of the Ameri-
can soldiers of the world war who
In their youth and strength car
RED America overseas and showed
the old world the fruits of the in
stitutions which our fathers es-
tablished -and our soldiers in all
generations have VIGOROUSLY de-
Tended. The heart of the nation
VIII. too. be filled with sympathy
as IT tries to share the personal
burden of those whose family ties
were broken by the sacrifices of
the war. Secretary of War Baker
The country that forgets it's
detenders does not deserve
citizenship courageous enought to
place their lives in jeopardy to
defend it. The valor of the youths
OF our day to the number of four
mlliion who were ready in the
world war to die for America
teaches. US that the breed Of heroes
has not played out.
There are as many Nathan Hales
IN every hundred youths today as
there were in the revolution. This
knoWledge gives higher apprecia-
tion of the soldiers and sailors in
whose honor we celebrate Me-
mortal day. We think more of
their sacrifice. even unto death.
than before this generation had
experienced what war means.
AS we honor the dead heroes
lQoay, let the people of the re-
PUBIC rededicate themselves to
rove OF freedom that knows no
Sreeo nor race nor cline nor ocean
Daniels.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
EXERCISES MONDAY TO
COMMEMORATE LIVES OF
MANY AMERICAN DEAD

Parade of the local members of
the Grand Army or the Republic as
sisted by the United Spanish war
Veterans. will be the central attrac-
tion OF the exercises to be held in
the city tomorrow. preliminary to
the grand exercises at the new amnh;1 :
theater at Arlington.
The members of the Grand Armv
will form on the south side Of Penn.
sylvania avenue. in front of Grand
morning noy Ha and at the he oeloek
Spanish American war will form o on
the east side of 18th street
The line OF march Of the Memorial
day parade OF veterans has been
changed. CO., o. H. Oldroyd, assistant
nounced last night. Starting from
IN front of the G. A. r. building. ON
pennsylvania avenue between i4th
and 18th streets northwest, at 10 m
tomorrow. the column will move west
70 executive avenue. thence north to
oa rsnnsyivanla; avenue. where it will
counter march to Pennsylvania ave
nue. and 18th street, east along Penn
syivan1a avenue to 18th street and
south to B street. where the ma rch- :
ers VIII entrain for Arlington. Thus
the veterans will cross railway tracks
s.i,ns,,, at out one point. BY the route pre-
would be encountered. S. 6. Mawson Is
to be chief marshal, with Adoinh 7
Schoppert as aid. -
Col. Oldroyd reqests that automo-
olle owners who will volunteer the
use or their machines to convey
speakers and veterans to Arlington
notify him by telephone at Main iSos.
Proeesaion ut ArlinKton.
The procession. comprising mem-
oers OF the Grand Army Of the Re-
public Woman's Relief Corps, Daurh-
Lers OF veterans. Ladies Of the a
X, Legion of Loyal Women. Sons of
veterans, Spanish American War Vet
erans, invited guests and the public.
VIII form in front Of the Arlin1fon
mansion at 1880 o'clock. headed hv
the Boy Scout Band.
The procession will march to the
tomb of the unknown dead. where a
halt will be made, and during the
ceremonies of decorating the tomb
by a special committee selected by
the auxiliary societies, the band is
to play dirge. The procession will
form and march to the new amphi-
theater.
Assembly in, the amphitheater. Ia
which admission is to be by ticket
only. will be played by the busler OF
the Marine Band at 2 O'Clock. The
band will play The Stars and Stripes
Forever" Col. John McElroy. DEPART
ment commander. Is to cali the as
sembly to order. Presentation Of the
colors Is to be BY onices OF the Day