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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

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ROOM and board 1l5 Wyoming.
Rooms WITH BOARDED Myriis-
ROOM. 5 r., board. close IN 54lsJ.
ENCELLENT room and board Phi. sss3W-
ROOM and board for eeuuemau- Phi f5ss-
MOONS and board. strictly first class
1frs. C. F. Leary, So w Missouri
ROOM and beard. gaiags Il desired i15
ROOM and beard fer two young men. con-
valescenL SOUTH sleeping porch Phone
3S00W-
FOR RENT-Rooms. Win board Il de-
sired, close in Two gentlemen preferred,
or couple Phone 5-fs-
FURNISHED rooms for rert % couple or
two gentlemen. with or without board
HOME SANATORIUM for convaiescsnts
Best % fooc properly cooked Wonder
full climate Summer rates. BOX Is, Lu-
larosa- n n
LARGE. desirable. nicely furnished room
with board. Suitable FOR two. Hot bath.
convenience Reasonable Also E1raEe-
ION - Neyada-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

WANTEn--ashier fcr Saturday
work Culy- Aust be competent and
weli recommended Apply 70 Nr.
HUH. The White House
NANTED-EouuE woman fer Office work.
desire one who can speak Spanish and
English. operate typewriter and take
short hand dictarions fairly well. perma-
nent position for industrious Intelligent
woman The Texas Purchasing Co. Room
6. Coles Bldg. Cor san Antonio and Gre
ron SITS. over Union Clothing store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Oil and Mining

IF INTERESTED in Coke county oil leases.
write ]. b. Reilly, Bronte Texas.
SEND 3 cent stamp FOR booklet. Millions
In OIL" Address 40 Carter Bids. Hous-
ton Texas.
GOOD OIL LEASE. patented land. Coium-
bus oil field. For sale at q low price
address L42. care Herald,
FOR SALE-Lease on school section in
Holhrook oil basin. Arizona. near drills
working continually Thomas. Globe. Ariz
OIL a REFINING company wants leases
offering shares for bonus large profits ns-
sured- Address p. O. BOX 9sS. Fort Wq-thl'
Texas ------i'r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE.


UPPER VALLEY
UPPER VALLEY HERALD AUTO-I.vs
III Paso Herald Office daily, except Sun
day. Tor Las Cruces arrives Las Cruces
ces for FL Paso. Front OF z. T. Johnss Cigar
store. . D. M. arriving in El Paso Els
D. m Phone Herald Office for reserva-
tons Phone z. T. Johns. rs Las Cruces.
for reservations
LOWER VALLEY
FABENS-CiIST-EL PASO-Romero's car
leaves Herald office $3.50 p. m and $3.50
a. m daily and Sunday. Make reserva-
ions at Herald Or Phone 6114.
NEW MEXICO
SOCORRO MAGDALENA service line.
Leave Socorro p m W Il Harris.
Magdalena, n. 81
SILVER CITY TYRONE -LORDSBURG
STAGE-LeaVe Silver City 500 a. m;
arrive Tyrone $40 a. m: arrive Lords
burg 1870 a. m Leave LOrdsburg 1880
J. m-i arrive Tyrone 500 p. m: arrive
Silver City $50 o. m Byrnes Garage.
IOGOLLOS-Daiiy 20 and from SILVER
city and MogoliCl. Cars leave Silver
city on arrival OF Santa Fe train no.
elt- AogoAon a. M Bennett Moto-
Transit Co Phone TO- OPP. Depot
LAKE VALLEY. Hfllsboro and Kingston
auto meets an trains at Lake Valley
VIM u slease, Hillsboro, New Mexico
ARIZONA
Globe TO Phoenix via Roosevelt dam.
Make reservations AZ the Globe-Phoenix
stage company office. Dominion Hotel
Globe, Arizona
GLOBE MAMA CHRIsT8iAS-WINKIE
NAN STAGE-Cars leave Globe daily at
m. making direct connections for
Hayden, Ray. superior, Florence. Phoenix
and Tucson Cars leave Wlnkelman daily
for the return trip at p m Globe tele-
phone No $50 or l53
WEST TEXAS
MONAHANs BUENA VISTA-Conzectinz
T. d p and c. Il s. S A. Rys.: Mona
hans, Grand Falls, Imperial. Buena Vista
Oswego Orient train; Fl Stockton, Al
pine. ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reservations W. P. Beat
q. Monahaus. ]. B. Storey. Bueua Vista
EOsWELL-CARRIZOZO cars leave RIOS
wen at $50 a. IN. stop 30 minutes for
breakfast at Picacho. arrive Carrizozo at
IL a. m Car leaves Carrizczo at $3.50 D.
m-. arrive Roswell at SEQ p. IN Roswell
oiAREA-FORT DAVIS AUTO leaves Fort
Davis daily and sundays a. M; leaves
Maria j. M one way Sa5O- round
rip 81 e. W. Davis, proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Money to Loan
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SEE Us for any kind OF a loan Equitable
Loan Assn. W. s. Miller. Mgr SIS Trust
5000 To LOAN on improved property.
DOUGLAS C. CROMWELL AGENCY
Mills Bldg Phaus $500.
50 TO S5O-Pay OF an those little bills
and just owe us Low rates Easy pay
ments. Courteous attention. Peoples Loan
Society 210 Caples Bldg. Phone 1874
MONEY To LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
eiry. and Automobiles. at the lowest rate
OF interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. San Antonio and Fl Paso. Ph. 27SL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21


CASH PAID for old furniture Phone 1888
WANTED-2d hand household goods Erv-n
Furniture Co.. Jos san Jacinto- Pm SIC
We Buy furniture Call on Us before
You sen Phi 1851 or cali 4e3 s. ~ Paso-
WE NEED used furniture. Cash paid Tor
any amount Union Furniture Co Pm
We AXE SHIFTING furniture and for the
next ten days we wiz pay more than any
fi-m tn the city. Sing u.s. WIN come
on short notice Berry hill Furniture Co..
f01 and sos Texas s. Phone 1855.
NANTED-Au kinds used household fur
uishinEs- VIII pay highest cash price
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
Phone 2So2
We PAY more for good furniture than
any firm in CITY Get our figures before
you sell C. D. HOUSER UPHOLSTEEING
coz Phone $40.
Wanted-MisceIIaneous
WILL REMODEL your building for little
az a time payment Write kle, Herald
HIGHEST Price paid for furniture and
e.othlng- Cal fz24- Cal.s ans prompt-y-
WANTED-National cash register IN good
condition Size must not register lcss
than from $50 down Give lowest casa
price and description address, p. .. BOX
70 ~. Eineo1. 81 ~
Housekeeping RoOms-Furnishs'
9 AND RGOMs-so1 Upson-
.. & / ROOM Apt. s04 Mesa
3 ROOAIs-l0es Magofnn- Ph- s71sI-
TWO FRONT ROOMs-s10 n. Kansas-
HOUSEKEEPING looms, 500 y. Camp5siL
HKG. ROOMS 1go6 Magoffin- Ph. 4el5J.
Rooms. Porehss. gaEaEs. 221 y 81 Psso-
TWO FURNIsHED ROOMs-Phona 1slsW
one AND Two ROoMs-ll1 W BouL
TWO NICE clean furnished rooms. near
HiEh school 1893 River St Pm 4997-
ROOM. kltchenet and sleeping porch. SIS
. LARGE CLEAN cool wei furnished. 9sl
- Florence-
= ROOM APIS. usht and water. 81 PEE
week 1915 T. san Antonio
CLEAN. close in rooms COS N FL Paso-
Phone 7S051L
ONE ROOM. $40 per month; two rooms.
50 Sos - - Paso s. n 1454-
SINGLE or ensuire. brand new with i-itch-
euet, very desirahle1 steam heat hot wa
ter. close in 4os Wyoming Ph- 45lL
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms with private
entrance and connecting bath 1915 aIyrle-
Two CONVENIENT pleasant rooms Pr
waite entrance; sink and Ezs range I'm
kitchen Phone 576sR
i
also Bedrooms sol " FL Paso- Phone
so
CLOSE N-One and two rooms Hight
Housekeeping. thoroughly clean. ruuulus
water Phone -flll
FURNISHED. q an Housekeeping room
and closed IN sleeping porch, same as
room; Walklns distance 111o Mesa Ph-
iefoW-
ONE LARGE housekeeping room. com
plelely furnished; close in Also three
rooms ground floor; adults only also rld-
room 2ls W. Franklin
NICELY FURNISHED Housekeeping
rooms. one single and one d1uhie- also
two single sleeping rooms. Telephone
Close in sos Mesa Ave
FOR RENT-Two housekeeping rooms
glassed porch and bath. in modern bun
Eaiow. partly furnished. near Southwest
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent two beau
rirul front rooms for Housekeeping. on
Bliss street half block Bliss car. on bus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
SiEuaHons Hanfed-FemaIe

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WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN in my
home Phone TIs0W-
WOULD LIKE small set OF books to keep
extra hours Best OF references Address
k29. care OF Herald
FIRST CLASS stenoEranher would like
regular extra work Prices reasonable Tor
regular employment. Address M5Q. care
Of Herald.
a CAPABLE. educated woman wants en-
ploymcut as houssEeeDer with lady living
alone. or would care Tor a tubercular pa
tient. has hospital experience Phcne 4t11
or address AIRS. IT, SIS n Kansas ST.
YOUNG LADY. good typlst. familiar with
office work. wishes position. Fluent Eng
lish. Spanish and French. Excellent ref
erences- Address xxi Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED-Good tsnements. close IN only.
LEE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist D
Phone 1904 SOS s. II Pasu St
BUNGALOWS WANTED
List your bungalows with us as we have
more buyers for bungalows than we can
supply. Phone US and let us know what
you have and probably we have a buyer
waiting
d. C. CROWELL AGENCY
Phone $500. "a MUS Bidr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished daily by J. s
Curtiss & Co. Sheldon hotel;
Fort Worth Oils.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Lodge Nnhcss
Lost and Found

LOST ana round
LOST-Little brown covered Degree OF
Honor lodge book. Phone 5616L
LCST-Y-le key OF chain. Reward Il re-
turned to Princiral Morrhead school
LOST-G-ant auto crank between Nc
kinney Ave. and city. Finder phone III
LOST-Box cf mems shirts. Return to
L. NJ Herrey, Unique Theater and re-
eelte EeMAIl
LOST-Black and gold cI0is0nne bar pin.
IN Wiswam or near there Finder phone
6s23J. Reward.
LOsT-Ol Texas or Alameda. AnE0ra Kit
ten, tortoise she'll Eight months old. Re
werd- Phone -s5S-
TAIL LIGHT and auto license No g592
New Mexico Finder please return to
American Auto supply Co, 5l1 Texas
Reward 81
LOST-Cameo ring Monday night at
Crawford theater or between there and
1924 Epson AVG Finder call 7111J- Re
ward.
LOST-FemaIe English bull dog. chest and
Liberal reward return TO Earl X Breen.
Apt vs., 1921 Magoffin Ave Pm $685.
LOST-3laIe A.rcCale dog. near Mills
building Collar with T. C.. Snow on name
plate Return 90 Reclamation office. Mills
huildinE. S. reward
LOST DOG
Pancho-p1rtly bull white. hriudle around
ears and eyes. long tail. tan spiked
spliced collar; silver plated lock Reward.
2. J. Mllliams- Phones S620-2e7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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FOR SAILS rooms in heart OF city.
Phone ASST
II ROOMS en- suite: bargain FOR cash. call
evenings and Sundays. sos Mesa. apt J..
WILL BUY shares in Sunhsine OIL stock
at Sl25. prefer small blocks. Ph. sT9sW.
90 HKG. and furnished rooms $500. low
rent. full house. 417ia F. Overland.
FOR SALE-FNuruiture and good lease OF
il rooms. ard apartments very close in-
Money maker. reason for selling. leaving
town Phone 4Tqe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Personal

NGBOSE CORsETIERE-Paons 7SssR,
sPIRELLA CORsETS. Mrs. Miller. Ph-s564
Take care OF your clothes one dollar
down and dollar a week viii buy a chif-
farohe.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
DRESS F1DO UP-We-ve Just received a
large assortment OF Dog Collars and are
saving one for your dog. SHEERS HARD
WARE COMPANY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Dressmaking

HE1ISTIrCHING. PICOr WORK CAN the
Union DYE Works, as " stanton. Ph. sac
REMOD. Corset< ntted- 3l5is Myrtle.
DRESSHAKlNG-15l7 r. 80. Phone s259-
DRESsMAKING-lsl5 wyomiHE. Ph. s454
DRESSNAKlSG. remoleinE- Pa TTssw.
PLAIN SEWING Ph- eses. 1ses San Dlsso
SEWING neatly doae. Phone sex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Housekeeping Room-Unfuruishsd

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LARGE beautiful unfurnished house
keeping rooms. two sleeping ro-ches- ev-
ery convenience Park line G7l0 Du-aZ-
no. corner Stevens Phone 5710.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
SEES NE VI PARTY
To RULE NATION
Liggett Says Farmers Will
Join With Labor to Con-
troll Government.
NnI.
BY United Press

By United Press:
FARGO. y. D. July 21.--Afilia-
tion of all farmer and labor organ
izations of the country into one poll
teal body that will eventually con-
troll the government was predicted
ny Walter w. Liggett. manager Of
the Publishers National Service
bureau. here today. Mr.. Liggett is
one of the leading figures in the Ma
tional Non Partisan league.
The Minnesota Federation of
Labor has taken the initial step to-
ward combining forces with the
farmer. In conference at New Ulm,
the convention voted to cooperate
with the National Non-Partisan
league and formed a political body
of it's own" said Liggett
That is the way the new political
revolution will be accomplished. The
various labor and farmer organiza-
tions will not lose their individuality
through this afiliation- It merely
means the cooperation OF the work
ing people to one end-political and
industrial freedom"
Llggett said he had not heard Of
a proposed convention of labor and
farmer organizations at st. Louis
Oct. IS. He said. however. he be-
lieved the National Non-Partisan
league would have delegates at such
a meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
ICE CREAM FAMINE is
THREATENING CHICAGO

BY United Press:
CHICAGO. July 21.-Chicago may
have 20 quit eating its 5000 gal
Ions OF ice cream it is used to every
day-at least there is a probability
that the city may be ice creamless
for at least 10 days within a few
weeks
This was the warning given today
by John G. Cunningham. president
OF the Cunningham Ice Cream com
pany. The scarcity OF ice is serious,
he said, and such that ice cream
manufacturers may be forced 10
close down for a brief period dur
ing the hottest part of the summer.
The cause Of the ice shortage. %
said Cunningham. lis the short sup
ply last winter. Artificial ice max
ers supply only aboUt 25 per cent.
of the amount cons ned " the
city"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
Committee Puts
OK. on MOUe to
Get Information
Order Favorable Report on
Resolution of Sen. King,
Asking Facts.
Rv Tnlted Press

RS United Press:
WASHINGTON, July 2I.-The
foreign relations committee today
ordered favorable report on Sen.
Kings resolution requesting the
state department 10 furnish the fol-
lowing information about the Mex
lean situation
What steps have been taken. If
any, 10 press for collection Of dam
age claims OF American citizens
gainst the Mexican government;
the number Of American citizens
killed in Mexico since Diaz retired
the number forced TO flee and the
value Of their property and the
hind the number there now and the
value of tehir property and the
number of nationals of other coun-
tries killed by Mexicans since Diaz's
time
The state department was advised
today Of the robbery by bandits Of
the Atlantic Refining company's oil
loading station at Puerto Lobos.
Mexico of about $4,000 last We'd
nesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
SUE TO TEST
VALIDITY Of
new TAXLAW
indianapolis Bank Objects TO
Paying MAY Try
COnStitutiOnaIity.
Ry United Press

BY United Press:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July al
The constitutionality of the entire
new state tax law may become in
volved in a suit brought by the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Co in
circuit court to enjoin the state
board of tax commissioners from
certifying the valuation OF the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Co to
the Marion county auditor.
Judge Louis B. Ewbank was to
hear the case beginning at 1880
o'clock today.
Must Pay Twice, Charge
The trust company charges that
under the ruling of the state board
it will be compelled 10 pay taxes
vice on the same property and
seeks relief by injunction.
The state board included in the
S2,094.00O valuation OF the company
the $3.50, 600 common stock which
the trust company holds in the
Fletcher Realty Co. owning COM
pany of the building of which the
trust company occupies the first two
floors.
The trust company AYERS that il
thus pays taxes twice on the same
proDerty-once as real estate and
the second time as a part of the as
sets Of the company. as valued by the
state board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
PRESIDENT ILL.,;
DELAY MEETINGS
Dr.. GraySon Says Wilson
Must Remain in Bed.
Attack Not Serious.
By United Press

BN nlteu HFeSS
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Pres't
Wilson is suffering from an attack
of dysentery and has been ordered
to remain in bed today, DR.. Carey
T. GraysOn, the presidents personal
physician, announced.
Grayson said the attack is not
serious and that he hoped the presi-
dent would be able TO continue his
work tomorrow.
Pres't Wilson cancelled engage
ments with four republican senator's
and three others.
1t was said at the white house the
president is suffering from a slight
attack of indigestion and wishes TO
rest
Felt Undisposed Saturday.
The president was feeling indis-
nosed Saturday night and thought
the trip down the Potomac would
help him. He still feels ne must
rest. He had no appointments Sat
urday
Appointments the president was
to have had today will be put over
until Tuesday.
However. Grayson said it might
possibly be several days before the
president is able to resume his con-
ference with republican senator's
Grayson emphasized that the at
tack is not serious, but said care is
required TO effect a speedy recovery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21

An unknown man lies in a dying
condition at Epworth hospital today
his skull crushed from a fall down
an elevator shaft-while police hos
pital officials and the mans en-
plOyers are making every effort to
identify him.
Whether a wife and children are
awaiting him and worrying over his
failure TO come home is not known.
Following a fall down an elevator
shaft at the Woodwork Transfer
and Storage warehouse in the rear
of $50 S. Main St. Monday morn
ing. the injured man was taken TO
Epworth hospital. There nothing
in his clothes could be found to
identify him. He started work for
Jerry Moore. manager Of the Moore
transfer line Monday morning Mr..
Moore was TO get his name for the
time sheet in the morning.
Leaves Door Open.
The accident occurred shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock, the workman had
taken the elevator 70 the second
floor of the Woodwork storage
warehouse and left it with the door
standing open While ne was away
another workman entered the ele-
vator and took il 10 another floor.
The unknown workman returned TO
the shaft and. unaware thag the car
had been moved and seeing the
shaft door open. stepped into the
opening and fell 10 feet to the bot
tom Of the shaft. He struck on his
head and il is believed that his skull
has been fractured so badly that
death may result.
The injured man was picked Up
unconscious and shortly after noon
today had not yet recovered mis-
senses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
ASK Ne W PROBE
OF H. c. Of |.
Congress Begins Search For
Pr0fiteerS of Nation
al Capital.
By United Press

By United Press:
WASHINGTON. July 21-Demand
that congress act TO reduce the cost
of living was made by progressive
republican senators today in state
ments to the United Press.
This situation is becoming so
bad that the party in power must
take some definite action before the
next election or accept the conse-
quences," Sen. Capper, Kansas, re-
publican. warned.
Sen. Kenyon. Iowa, and others
echoed this opinion.
Congress moved 10 strike at the
high cost OF living today when a
committee of the senate started in
search of profiteers in Washington.
Conditions have become so acute
here. according 10 some senators,
that government employees are quit
ting and threatening TO impair the
efficiency of departments
Senators hope TO throw light on
the cause OF the high price wave
throughout the country. Food.
clothing and rents will be studied.
Dealers. retailers and consumers will
be heard.
This question is of more import
ance right now than the League of
Nations" Capper said 1T is caus-
ing revolution in Europe, and over
here people are getting more and
more dissatisfied
1T is the biggest battle facing
congress today" Kenyon declared
1T Is a fight that cuts across party
lines 1t divides those in congress
who are trying to solve the high cost
OF living problem from those who
seek to protect the special interests. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
PROTEST STRIKE
TO FAIL, BELIEF
WaIkout Planned to Show OBJ
lection to Intervention Not
Expected to Appear.
BY United Press

BY United Press:
PARIS, July 21.-Advices from
European countries. especially the
allied nations. indicated today that
the international strike planned by
the proletariat as a protest against
intervention in Russia and Hungary.
had lost It's element of danger and
in many places would be a complete
failure.
Apparently strike leaders either
fad lost their control or had heed
ed government warnings.
Only in one country-Norway-
were there indications that the sit
uation might prove serious. A gem
eral strike had been called for to-
day. following a strike Saturday
which forced Christiana 20 do with
out light. water, tramcar service
and newspapers. The government
issued an order closing restaurants
and ordering three days prohibition
for the sale of alcohol
Called on i'm Franco.
In France the strike had been
called off officially with its leaders
issuing HldnAIe5lOtS Urging every
class and profession 10 continue
work today. kilograms from Italy.
Austria. Germany and Great Britain
indicated the movement had been
abandoned. either wholly or partial
ly on account of the pressure Of pub
lie opinion.
Dispatches from Rome said the
strike promised to be a complete
failure there. Railways and tram
ways were being operated under
normal condition Reports from
central and southern Italy said those
sections had not been affected.
Weakens in Germany.
Dispatches from Germany an
nounced that as a result of violent
protests from German agriculturists
and public, the world revolutionary
idea had been weakened consider
ably, If not entirely abandoned.
Vienna reports indicated the strike
failure there was due TO public sen
timent. energetic measures taken
by the government and finally 20
the fact that the Hungarian trades
unions had openly declared bolshe-
vism 10 be their worst enemy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
WILSON AND COMPANY
SELL CANNING PLANTS

CHICAGO. July 21.-Sale or the
fish and vegetable canning plants Of
Wilson and company. one of the five
big Chicago packers. has been an
nounced, 10 a new S35.O0O. o0O cor
pora tion, in New York. according to
announcement made today in a cir
cllar 10 stock holders over the sig
nature Of Thomas =. Wilson. presi-
dent
The purchasing company. Austin.
Nichols and Co. also made the an
nouncement in a letter go stockhold-
ers IL said a new company has been
organized 20 handle the new indus
tr~.
II was rumored here. but con-
irmauon was not forthcoming that
the New York company viii form a
great system OF chain stores 10
handle the FISH and vegetable cam
ming business as weu as other VIII
son packing house products direct
60 the trade.
The trade was made on cash
basis. the Wilson statement said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
See Quick End
For ChiCagO,S S
Labor Trouble

By United Press.
CHICAGO. July 21-Belef that
Chicago's strikes and threatened
strikes may be OF short duration was
expressed today following appoint
ment OF a board of six union build
crs TO confer with employers who
have locked out 100000 men en-
ployed in various construction pro-
jccts in and around the city
Pa-leys were 20 begin late today.
Leaders freely predicted the consul
tations will result in an amicable set
tlcment.
That the threatened street car and
elevated railroad strike may be
averted appeared probable after
Thomas r. Dempcy. a member OF
the Illinois public utilities commits
sion, declared the commission will
favorably consider granting OF high
er fares 20 the surface lines in order
TO meet the demands for higher pay
by the employees
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
Submit Briefs
In Behalf OF
Victor Berger

By United Press:
WASHINGTON. July 21-Attor-
ne-s for Victor Berger. Milwaukee
socialist congressman. today sub
mitted briefs 10 the house elections
committee in their effort 10 prevent
the unseating OF Berger who was
elected while under indictment
The Berger hearing was reopened
after several weeks recess.
The general lines Of Berger's de-
ferse are that he has not been final
L. convicted OF any crime and there
fore should not be denied the seat
10 which he says ne was legally
elected. His conviction is before the
supreme court