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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
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LOSI-Sunday. along Providence hospital
glnmetal swiss watch. Phone 4s5o.
LOsT-Bunch keys corner Texas and
Mesa Finder phone 7s97M Rewarc-
FOUND-Bun dog. owner can have SAME
BY paying damages to my Airedale. Dlek
klehardson. eoS Aesa- Phone I55-
LOsT-Sman dark glass PIN valued Is
keepsake Reward II returned to Circu-
lation Dept. Herald OffiNe-
LOST-Gold wrist watch IN or between
Alhambra theater or sheldon hotel. Phone
ls5s. Reward
LOST-Brindle bulldog. white on nose
and chest. clipped ears and tail: spike col
lar. Reward II returned 10 as Prospect
Ave. Apt. II.
STOLEN FORD, ISIS touring. license No.
-45.1s5. engine No. 2.f22.16S. No oil
lamps $500 reward Robert Stein, Sc
guin, Tex
LOsT-Between $40 3fagoffin avenue and
9 he Immaculate church. amethyst rosary
beads. Finder please return TO Mare
Jean MeLoughlin. 9l6 Magoffin- Reward
Dec 18th. between Les
Angeles St and Caples Bldg. white
cloth print maps upper valley. Reward
lor return 20 5o2 CaRles BldE. Phone 81.
Financial
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LIBERTY BONDS
government bonds. get our latest quota
tons We pay from I 70 10 percent more
than Liberty Bond Specialists"
Don't sacrifice partly paid bonds. We
have facilities 70 complete your subscrip-
lion and sell at the prevailing quotations
J. S. CURTISs 3 CO.
sheldon Hotel. e Paso. Tex.
Out OF town customers mail bonds or re-
,eipts by reEistered mall
IOWA PARK
Wanted more men with $500 10 60 IN
5round floor proposition Have our own
ls and 100 acre lease AL paid FOR. In
resti gate don't wait Crittenden, f0s
,amp6ell Bldg. Oklahoma City.
FOX SALE-Producing copper lease: 16i
months 70 run Tunnel proposition fully
quipped On railroad. Writs T13s. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

WANTED - Bright. energetic American
boy, Il or Is years old. with wheel. one
not attending school. Apply Business or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

wood. IS, who died at a local hos
pitaI Monday. was held from the In
maculate Conception church Friday
morning. Interment was in Concor-
dia cemetery. Decedent was a health
seeker and lived in FL Paso only a
short time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

Because he learned that his mIlet seed
came from Germany. a North Carolina
planter plowed up his miuet patch
From Leslies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

ATTACK
o. Austrizns IN Monte AsolOns
region, ons year ago today, January
1s. 1918.
I'D another Italian.
EEsTERDAT'S ANSWER
LrEtt-sids dom aoss q rfqts sAoEISsT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

EIzhty-f1ur percent Of the firms that
EafI each year IN this country are among
the uu1advertisars--From Lcslie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

Rooming Houses-For Sale and REM
EOh ht-NI-Residencs. 20 rooms. COM
pletely furnished. fulI OF peruranert Ten
ants. SCI furniture sos Mesa Ave
BY OANER-Furnishing Of rooms
Bring nice income address Ala care
Herald-
Help Wanted-MaIe
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EANTED-GOod car washer. Mission
MANIED-Auto repair man. must b
1irst class. Can Mission garage.
NANIED-Au around tailor or 0-1---
5-laAe5- En-lllp Doffman. Bisbee. ARR
hANAEL-Assistant engineer, Hotel Psso
WANTED = Delivery boy with Wheel
alsh-and Park Drug Store Phone 4Sl.
MANIED-Boy with wheel al SO y.
MALE sTENOGRAPHER wanted Give sT-
AeI-ence. re1erencess age and salary de-
sired. address WAS, care Herald
hANIED-Boy TO drive retain delivery
.ruek- Apply Belgian Bakery. sos Z san
WANTED AT ONCE-Thr-s fi-St CAS-
Z ORD mechanics state experience and
wages expected IN answering. Western
Garase. carrizozo. y. M
solicitor. 80 10 40 years
OK age must be OF neat appearance and a
hustler First class proposition FOR he
i riEht party Apply at 1115s 5. Il Peso.
WANTED - Bright. energetic American
boy. II or Is years old. with wheel. one
not attending school. Apply Business or
nce, Herald
YOUNG MN, is and over. are eligible FOR
sose Flllnent railway mail clerks. $50 month
Pam nations soon For free particulars.
write Raymond Terry former civil serr-
,ee examlnerl. S34 Columbian Building
MashinEton.
Help Wanted-Agsuts
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81 TO SO DAILY selling New Fibre
sroomss every woman VIII buy. SAMPLES /
~ parcel pest. 50 cents. 3. Balweln NIX i
Co. Elral-a. y. 7.
Help Wanted-FemaIe
49,
GOOD C0OK-1os n. oregon
y ASIED-Goed cook Phone 2i95
way AZ, IED-Ale,sican SRI who understands
TED good cook az once. 2soI
-eaer2l or phone 5z11.
waitresses wanted At
.nee- Fopular Confectionery
fANTED-Experience girl for beauty
,aI-os. sol haynolds bulldinE-
y ANIED-Expcrience cafs vrlitr5Ss- A5-
" Harvey ao1se. Union Depot
fANHED-American Eirl for general
.oaseWorS- References required cali a.
enSils Piano Co.
FOR generai hopseWo-I--
lust stay nights 1o12 Mesa Ave. Fh
tANTED-A general family ssrVanf that
an speak English and remain on prem
.es az nlght Inquire 1901 Elm street
woman for general
ouseWorz; good wages murt say nights.
WANTED - Engiish speaking Eiri 70 90
ouse work BY the week No cooking. Ap-i
y ze95 Florlda avenue \
iANIED-A good cook Good yTsTcs
aid. Phone 6Ssf, or call ~ 1917 n. Ore
On APARTMENT No 4 .
iANIED-Old coiored woman 10 care for /
children Good home and reasonahlsI
ouglas. Ariz
fANTED-Young woman OF glri for Of
Zee Work. who can converse IN both I
IKE anorthlud dictatiol and operated :
'pewriter fairly we'll Steady position 2
" honest. Industrious. Intelligent ue-son. {
H. G. HUFFMAN I
Room c. Coles Building Z
II Antonio and Oregon st1, over Uulou { =
Clothing store G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Manled-Nisrelan.on.

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We WILL PAY high cash price 20 ~
llrniture- Ehone 1884 49,
WANTED 70 buy cheap. second hand 5I-1s
5 .ss=. s2es easn- Address Piano. care Head
, oA;s1ED 70 BUA-victroia in fiTsf c71s7
cash Phone S234- "-- R-s
N AZ. rags ana Old c777T--- 80
AZ kinds OF TOOLS Illinois Ro-rie a r.,-,i-
- kraln and Overland. phone 1871
hANr TO BUY small second I'm -.
- - :, acres S4 santa Barber shop. san
WANiED-ro buy a second 5---7 -.--7----.--.
machine. ". 2 Long. 1875 -To,IsI 49, -
tsiEee- J e Whitney. Damlnr. Ns1- 49,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Heb WanEed-FemaIe

DR. EDWARD AUER. sI6-Is TRUST BIG
chronic diseases Diseases OF women
Euecially equipped for treatment % al
Nervous diseases Phone 4s42-
WANTED-A Competent cook for family
OF two one who can do general house
work Cau in person. $50 MONTANA
STREET. or phone s079-
WANTED = Experienced dining room
Mattresses. SO week Lunch counter
Mattresses 81 week Apply Modern CAFE.
basement Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Competen trimmer and r1aiZsl
10 90 out Of town. one who can take
charge OF workrocm and be I'D 70 the
minute address Parisian. Douglas. A-iz
References required from last position ans
length Of time worked AZ the trade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Wanted Room M &c.

BOARD AND ROOM v-,ntss II, - -.
49, -; p.a.n ho-.e cooking pre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

zadidats for Office OF Mayor. Sub
1ect 20 Democratic Primaries.
fPolitleal ADVERTISEMENT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

expected show Of Strength made b5
the radicals.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
Arrest Red Leaders

BERLIN. June 27.-(By the Asso- ciated Press) )-The independent so- cialist and communist members of the executive council of the Greater Der lin soviet were arrested Thursday night by order of Minister of Defense Noske. They are charged with having been in collision with the leaders of the uprising in Hamburg.
 The arrests followed the intercep- tion of telephone message late Wed nesday night between Hamburg and Berlin in which the insurrectionists at Hamburg informed the Berlin radicals the time for another revolution was at hand. The local leaders are said to have advised the Hamburg leaders to arm their partisans for the purpose of opposing the government troops be- ing mobilized against Hamburg.
 The independent socialists and com munists in the soviet are facing charg- es based on treason. Among those said to be implicated are Richard Mueller, the chairman of the commit tee, and Herr Daumig. Mueller is known by the sobriquet of "Over my dead body"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
SAVED HOST BATTALION,
(Philadelphia BulIetinl


 The carrier pigeon that saved tba Lost Battalion was visitor here the other day with the third assistant sec retary of war. P
 This winged messenger. name1 President Wilson," is the sole survivor ol basket or signal corps pigeons that attempted 10 carry messages from the Lost Battalion" to headquarters. For tns service the war department has cited it for the Distinguished Service cross. In action it had it's left leg shot away.
 The official citation of sPresident Wilson" follows:
 During the operations of the tanks In the St. Mihiel offensive. one big blue bird, known to his trainer as President Wilson, working from the tanks, carried messages of importance with such rapidity of flight as 10 call forth concentrations from the signal offlcer of the first corps. Transferred to the Mouse -Argonne sector. with station at Cuisy, President Wilson again proved his mettle. It was on the morning of November ,. the big blue, with his leg shot off, arrived at his loft. His flight. the second on this front, was made in 21 minutes. over a distance of 20 kilometers. Particularly creditable was the performance If President Wilson, because of the fact that he homed in heavy rain and fog. powerful bird, of wonderful vitality. the big blue recovered quickly. and today graces the Hall Of Honor of the American pigeon service. President Wilson is officially designated as USA Is 16374, be-"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
SHIPPING BOARD ID
 GET HUGE NEW FUND

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Increase in the shipping board fund from $276,- 100000 to S49l 000000 for the comple- ton of the governments authorized smpbuilding program was approved by the senate with but one dissenting vote at a late session tonight. held in an effort to pass the sundry civil ap- propriation bill
 Protracted debate on the shipbuild- liig item and the committee amendment to cut off all funds from the tariff commission caused several important items, including s10,000.000. the appro- priation for acquisition of the Cape Cod canal, to be passed over until to- morrow, thereby preventing passage of the measure tonight as planned.
 There was little opposition, however, to the shipbuilding increase. which merely authorizes sufficient money to complete projects already under way. The house appropriation for the ship ping boards use, it was explained, was due to miscalculation
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
PLAN CONTROL OF
 GRAIN SHIPMENTS

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Definite plans for controlling shipments of grain to prevent railroad congestion ard excess accumulation at primary markets, involving dual system of in- dividual and blanket permits, were an- nounced tonight by Director General Hines
 Grain control committees will be ap- pointed in Duluth. Minneapolis, St. Lcuis and Omaha to administer con- trol of grain movements to the pri- mary markets in their respective terri tories.
 The movement of grain from rural points to primary markets vii lbe con tiolled by the issuance of blanket per rnits to the individual railroads enter ing thosem arkets, while control of the movement between primary mar llets as well as from all points to At lantic or Gulf ports will be controlled through the issuance of individual per mits to the shippers.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
ASK SURRENDER OF
 H. X. TRAW FUR TRIAL

NEW YORK, June 27.-Papers in tended to bring about the extradtion of Harry K. Thaw from Pennsylvania to have him tried here on the indict- ment charging him with assauIting Frederick Gump of Kansas City, in New York several years ago, were or dered prepared immediately by Dis trict Attorney Swann today. The prosecutor said he had been informed that Thaw had been allowed to leave Philadelphia sanitarium where he has been confined.
 An attempt was made during the administration of Governor Whitman to have Thaw brought here from Philadelphia but Martin Brumbaugh. then governor of Pennsylvania. refused 10 honor the requistion papers on the ground it was understood that Thaw had been declared insane and that it was legally impossible to extradite d lunatic.
 Thaw was indicted here in January. 1917, on a charge of Kidnapping and whipping Gump, a 19-year- -old youth. son of a Kansas City trunk manufac- turer Young Gump, who was living in Long Beach, California, alleged lie was enticed to New York by Thaw.
 Upon the indictment of Thaw on the Gump charge, the accused man, it was discovered. had left the city and he finally was located in a Phila- delphia boarding house There. two days afterwards, Thaw slashed his throat with a razor in an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide Later a judge of the court of common pleas committed him to the Pennsylvania hospital for the insane.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
PRESIDENT WILSON STARTS HOME TODAY
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aAA iile view is taken that the treaty ad- heres to the points more closely than lad been expected. owing to the diff i2llties and complications which arose Nqring the course of the negotiations. iN End of Long Job
 ] .lOn the whole presidential quarters fAgard the signing of the treaty as the end of long job they are glad to see Finished, and President Wilson. if is said. starts back relying with conf iAnce on approval of the work bv tht, lmople when misapprehensions have peen cleared away and they have been made fully aware what the conference has accomplished
 Besides signing the treaty and the iWotocol tomorrow the president has made it known that he is ready to slgn the treaty carrying out the ar fNngements whereby the United Sta,..,, snd Great Britain will come to the as YlStance of France in case she is man AHed by Germany, if the treaty can 70 prepared for signature before bis Feparture; otherwise he will author Re the secretary of state 10 sisn that Featy after his departure.
 iuhe triple undertaking already has YFen communicated in the form of . ffIer which will be sent to the Amer gan senate but the treaty is the formal gaa2arying out of the engagement.
 me American newspaper corresnon- qfnts were received by President Vii. 49n at the Hotel de Crillon this after- ppon and the president bade them fiFewell. 'ie'ii
 Y President Wilson. in reply to an .. qWry from Secretary Humility on May YL regarding the proposed pact bv Which the United States and Great
 tnitain would protect France from said:
 jl Happily there is no mystery or Privaey about what I have promised
 Ae government here. I have prom iSnd to report to the senate a supnIe- iftGnt in which We shall agree subject
 o the approval of the council of the
 fAgue of nations, to come immediate Nlto the assistance of France in any JttaclS by Germany"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
\ RING" ID IMPORT
 BOOZE IN COLORADO

DENVER, June 27.-That a ring" of Denver financiers is back of the plot to bring liquor into Colorado from Chey enne by wholesale and is responsible for the crossing into this state of seven automobiles filled with liquor last Sun day, was the charge made Tuesday by Charles W. McGintie, district attorney for the first judicial district, and Dep uty District Attorney Charles E. Friend of Jefferson county. Arrests of wealthy Denver men within the next few days was promised by these officials.
 Whether a grand jury will be called to investigate the liquor running case will be decided tomorrow.
 We have conclusive evidence that a liquor trust exists" said Attorney McGintie. The officials stated that the three men so far arrested for com plicity in the affair were evidently paid large sums for bringing the liquor into the state,
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28

and Cruze Romero, convicted murder CTS will be hanged at the state peni tentiary in Canon City during the week of July 20, the state board of pardons today having denied their applications for clemency
 Sprouts was convicted of killing w. W. Green, turnkey in the Pueblo coun ty jail. Romero Mexican, was found guilty of the murder of John Breuss, q farmer, near Glenwood Springs
 Both were centenced to die this month but reprieves were granted to allow consideration of their pleas by the board. Both crimes were commit ted last March. Other decisions by he board were: Cerila Carranza, sentenced from Pueblo county May I, 1917. for from 25 to 40 for murder, appeal denied. S. L. Knox, sentenced from Pueblo county, June 23, 1917, for from 6 to r years for assault, appeal denied.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
WAS RECRUITING GERMANS

CoBLENZ, June 27.z-Frederick Ket- terman, under officer in the German army was convicted today by an American military commission. of re cruitIng civilians within the American occupied area. This was held to be o Violation of the armistice terms and an infraction of American military regulations. Ketterman was sentenced to six months Imprisonment and five thousand marks.
 Letters from Berlin authorizing Ret. terman to enlist men for the German army were found in his possession Other papers among his effects showed general knowledge of the America n troop movements and the location of their forces.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
SEND REINFORCEMENT
 TO BORDER PATROLS
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

MORALES, Ariz., June 27.-Cavalry patrols along the border near the scene of a clash last night between American cavalry and a group of Mexicans were reinforced today by Colonel Carnahan commander of the American forces here. Four expert shots, well acquainted with the country near the scene of the clash, were sent there today by the local sheriffs office
 These men are to act as guides to the cavalry patrols and also to take whatever steps are possible to pre- vent theft of cattle from this side of the line by Mexicans.
 The board of supervisors of Santa Cruz county, in which Nogales is To- cated, today appropriated funds for appointment of immediate county rangers to aid in preventing cattle theftS
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
VOTE TO CONTINUE
 VANCOUVER STRIKES
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 27.-On the issue that certain employers had shown discrimination in reinstating strikers, Vancouver strikers voted to- day to continue the general strike here pending removal of the alleged dis crimination.
 Secretary J. c. Smith of the central strike committee afterwards stated all exemptions of crafts from the strike would be re-considered and that Bril- ish Columbia loggers and all other branches of organized labor which had not participated in the strike so far would be called out
 The Metal Trades Council also de- cided to continue on strike. Street railwaymen are voting on the pro- posal to return to work
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
Rioting In Berlin

LONDON, June 27-Reuter's Berlin correspondent says the independent socialist and communists leaders of Berlin were arrested Thursday night by order of Gustave Noske. minister Of national defense, have been released. IL was impossible to prove they were concerned in the telephone conversa- ton between Hamburg and Berlin Wednesday night with regard to the beginning of a new revolution, which caused their arrest.
 PIunderlng commenced Thursday evening in the western suburbs of Der Tn and extending quickly, the corre spondent adds. There also was loot Ing at tr1edenoy which continued until early this morning.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
MORE MEXICAN POLITICS

HAVANA, June 27.-It is reported in circles here close to Gen. Felix Diaz the Mexican rebel leader, that Fran cisco de la Barra, former provisional president of Mexico, is soon to leave Paris for the United States to work in the interests of Mexico in general, and for the Felix Diaz group in par ticular.
 De La Barra is quoted as say he has no personal ambitions at stake.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
HUNS PICKING ON POLAND

PARIS, June 27.-(By the Associated Press)-Movements of the Germans against the western Polish boundary at three points are giving great un- easiness in conference circles and Ig- mace Jan Paderewski, Polish premier is making earnest efforts to obtain ammunition from the allies before the Germans cut the principal railways.
 Heavy artillery attacks from the south and west threaten to cut the railway connecting Warsaw with Cracow and the Tesehen coal fields
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
STRIKERS TO FARLEY

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-A conference of striking girl operators with of- ficials of the Kinloch and Bell Tele- phone companies will be held tomor- row morning in an effort to end the strike which has paralyzed complete ly the Kinloch service and partly crippled the Bell service.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
EXPLAIN A RUMOR

PARIS, June 27.-The report of the escape of the former German crown prince from Holland, where he has been interned virtually since the cessation of hostilities. was explained today as follows:
 The announcement was made to the American peace delegation by the British intelligence department. It was rounced to the newspaper correspon- dents by American press officials.
 No statement has been made as to the source from which the British in- telligence department received the original report,
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
TRY TO END STRIKE

SA NFRANCISCO, June 27.-Efforts to break a second deadlock between the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company and it's striking employees in California and Nevada were made by Mayor James Rolph and a special committee of the board of supervisors today when the ytook steps again to get representatives of employees and the telephone company to renew their broken conferences.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
BIG MEETING ENDS
 PLANS OF MEMORIAL
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4ut to New York, will be auctioned
 if with box No 137. Portions of the
 fopeller blade. smashed when d plane tashed at the fair grounds a few days ko. will be auctioned off with the liner two boxes.
 tThe Tenth Cavalry band from Fort iuchuacha arrived about go o'clock, 4e train being nearly half an hour lte. The band instruments, however. 3ore shipped by express and will not iach Phoenix until this morning.
 This band together with the City and, will furnish the musical program | the fair grounds this afternoon.
 He City band is contributing it's ser
 Ices to the cause. II. M. Davenport ' manager of the band.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
DE VALERA TO BE WELCOMED

CHICAGO, June 27.-A resolution signed by 47 aldermen and authorizing the mayor to appoint a committee to welcome as the city's guest, Eamonn de Valra, President of the Irish Re public, was passed unanimously bv the city council today.
 MT. De Valera is expected to come to Chicago soon.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
REDS TO ATTACK ITALY

COPENHAGEN, June 27-By the Associated Press)-ltaIian, German and Austrian communists held conference in southern TyroI few days ago to prepare for revolution in Italy, says a despatch from Vienna. The revolution was tlxed for the middle of July.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28
SHoNTS NEAR DEATH

NEW YORK. June 27-Theodore D Shonts, president of the Interborough ttapid Transit company, who has been Ill at his home here, suffered relapse today and was reported tonight to be sinking rapidly.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-28

,fFD- to this city providing they were iS be had ll The Fokker plane. one of the cap- tlred German combat machines,
 Y Hnded in Yuma late yesterday after itoon, infoEmation received here last Night indicated The last leg of the Burney will me made early this morn
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