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New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
ITALY IS GIVEN NEW LOAN OF 17
 MILLION DOLLARS

Washington, Sept. 5. An additional credit of $17,000,000 to Italy was announced today by the treasury making a total for that country of Sl,- 618, 975, 945 and a total for all Allies of $o, ,684,- 272, ,567.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05

The supreme council of the D conference on September Z sen note couched in forcible terms to German government pointing out Article 61 of the German constitt conflicted with Article so of the man peace treaty forbidding Ger interference in Austrian affairs. article in the German constitl referred to provided for the rt sentation of Austria in the Ger reichstag, ad the council dema suppression of this afticlo withi fortnight, declaring that othel the Allies would beg egcompelled to dertake further o&cupation of ths bank of the Rhine.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
CIGARMAKERS TO STRIKE

New Haven, Sept. 5.-Cigarmakers here were prepared today for a strike of nearly 500 makers who have de- manded a wage increase. The new scale demanded would give makers about $50 d week.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
Senate Refuses to
 Jail he Hirs

Washington. Sept. 5.--Withc roll call the senate today ref amend the prohibition enfoI
 bill so as to make it mandatory
 courts to impose jail sentences aa as fines on convicted giolators,
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
WANT TREATY RATIFIED.

Lake Geneva, Wis, Sept. 5.-Dele- gates attending the Presbyterian New Era conference here went on record today in favor of immediate ratifica- tion of the peace treaty.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
BELGIANS SAIL SEPTEMBER oo

Brussels, Sept. (Havas,-I is announced that King Albert anI Queen Elizabeth, with Crown Prince Leopold, will sail on Septem Der 32 for the United States on an Amerlcan wa r"a @l,
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
13 DIE, IN WRECK

Paris, Sept. 5.-Thirteen persons were killed and 40 injured in a colli- sion between two trains near Toulose this morning.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
PRESIDENT STEPS
 IN TO STOP STRIKE
Will lntercede in Steel Corpora
 tion Controversy
IS ARRANGING CONFERENCE
Meeting of All Presidents of 24 In- tcrnational Unions in Steel Indus try Will Be Held Next Tuesday.

Washington, Sept. 5-President Wilson has agreed to undertake to bring about a conference between representatives of the steel workers and of the U.. s. Steel Corporation in an effort to avert a threatened strike. The president was asked in a tele- gram sent him today by Samuel GomperS, president of the American Federation of Labor, and the commit tee of steel men, to say whether a conference could be arranged before next Tuesday when the presidents of the "A international unions in the steel industry will meet here to take such action as they might deem neces- sary.
 Message to Wilson.
 The telegram to the president fol- lows:
 The executive committee repre- senting the various international unions in the iron and steel industry met today to consider the awful sit uatlon which exists in many of the iron and steel industry centers The coercion, the brutality employed to prevent me en and unions from meeting in halls engaged, upon private prop erty, in the open air, the thuggery of
 
 wholesale discharge of numbers of men for no reason than the one as signed that they have become mem- bel's of the union. have brought about such a situation that it is exceedingly difficult to withhqld or restrain the indignation of the men and the resist ance that they declare it is their pur- pose to prevent.
 Plea for Cooperation.
 ''The executive committee, relying upon the case as presented to you last week and your earnest declara- tion to endeavor to bring about a conference for the honorable and peaceful adjustme ment of the matters in controversy have thus far been en- abled to prevail upon the men not to engage in a general strike. We can not now affirm how much longer we shall be able to exert that influence, but we urge you, even in the great work in which you are engaged, 10 give prompt attention to this most vital = .ssues; for if the men can no longer be restrained. it is impossible to foretell what the future may hold in store for an industrial crisis which may ensue and frustrate the project which you have worked at for peace full and honorable adjustment of in dustrial affairs in our country
 Meeting Next Tuesday.
 "A meeting of all presidents of the 24 international unions in the steel in dustIy has been called to take place on Tuesday, September 9, in Washing ton, D. C., to take such action as they may deem necessary. May we not have your reply on or before that time as to whether or not a confer ence with the Steel Corporation is possible"
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
PASS SIEERAGE BILL

Rome, Sept. 4.-The chamber of deputies today passed the bill giving Italian women the right of suferage.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
GERMANY DOES M AGREE ID DEMANI Note Says She Cannot Help l
 Austria Insists on Union ALLIES THREATEN ACT.
If Constitution is Not Changed Wi 15 Days, Occupation of Rhine vii! Bcgin-No Telling WheI1 Will End, Warning States.

Berlin, Sept. 5, via Basle.-The man reply to the note of the A with regard to representation of tria in the German reichstag say, German peace delegation infor the Allies on May 27 that Gern had TO intention to modify the tro-German boundarie by violence could not undertake to oppose a man-Austro spontaneous desire union with Germany.
 Huns Explain Position.
 The Allies acknowledged receiy this communication on June 16. reply adds, and therefore Gerr felt authorized to insert Article ( the constitution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
WANTED

To buy for cash. 10000 hectares.
more or less, 81 land 10 Old Mex
leo suitable for Erlzlng sheep
address with full particulars To-
cation and price. K SO. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
CORN MARKET
OPENS HIGHER
Prices Rise On Settlement
Of British Rail Strike;
Offerings Are Light.

Chicago. Ill, Oct 6.-Corn rose in
price today owing largely to the set
Element Of the British railway strike
sand to the lifting OF restrictions on
sailings from the United States to
British ports Higher quotations on
hogs counted likewise as a strength
ening factor. and so too did the
heavy rainfall OF Saturday and sun
day. Besides. offerings were light
Opening prices. which ranged from
~ to csc higher. with December
SS1.25E 20 SL26 and May SS1.231s to
S124. were followed by only a mod
crate reaction.
Prices Weaken at Last.
Profit taking sales weakened the
market toward the last.
Prices closed unsettled at the same
as Saturdays finish TO 1lzc lower
with December S1-23a to Sl24 and
May S1.22 20 s122i-
Oats Ascend With Corn.
Oats assembled with corn Nothing
however, was heard Of any fresh de-
mand from the seaboard- after
opening 5 70 sc higher. including
Decemeer at 717s TO 11sc higher the
market tended 20 sag
Provisions were sharply higher
following hogs and grain The best
bidding was for January lard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
EXTEND
NEW ADVANCES
General Movement In Mar
ket Monday is Toward
improvement.

New York. Oct 6.-Steels and
equipments extended their gains on
favorable advices from leading cen
tiers Of industry and the general
movement on the stock market to-
day was almost wholly toward
further Improvement New maxi
NUNS were made by General Motors
and Mexican Petroleum, which in
creased their advances 16 and =
points. respectively. Texas company
gained nine points Crucihle added
six points to its early rise and
United States steel and Bethlehem
were to 9 points over last week
Rails and shi1pings followed the
general trend, especially Southern
Pacific. St Paul preferred, Atlantic
Gulf and American international
Cau money opened at percent
Opening shows strength
Further encouraging news from WASH
inEton and the settlement o. the British
railway strike were the factors which con
trIhutcd mainly 20 the very strong opening
OF today's stock market Crucible steel
featured the early movement. adding
points TO Saturdays 10 point rally. but
leadership soon was assumed by General
Motors. which rose 70 points on very Few
transactions. Other popular steels, equip
ments. motors and oils were TO points
over last weeks final quotations ship
pings also made material improvement and
rails gave promise Of continuance OF
the recent broad demand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
Livestock Market

Chicago. H. Oct. 6.-Hors-Receipts
$4,000; market higher, closing slow Heavy.
$3.50 1850; medium. sl5.I5 g 1896 -lg1i-
$4,000 l715- iiEht-lEhts. $3.50 { 1873 3
heavy packing sov-s. smooth. s14-l5 Z 1870
packing sows rough. Sass lf.l5- pigs
$500 01f-lQ-
Cattie-Rece5pts. IS 900. market slow
Beef steers. medium and heavy. choice and
prime. S16-5o0 1s-25s meuium and good
s11-25 G1s-50- common. $3.50 ll--5. light
good and choice. $500 G1s-15. common
ana medium. ss-e5 CISCO, butcher cattle,
helfers. s6-5q@ 1875 cows $3.50 g 1885,
Gamers and cutters $3.50 Q ESQ. calves
$3.50 q 5000 feeder steers, f7--5 G 1885,
srocller steers. $3.50 1125- western range
steers ss0oG 1900; COWS and hcifers- $500
G1s00.
sheep-Receipts 5000: market weak
Lambs. $3.50 1890; cuils and common
$500 1885 ewes. medium. good anQ
choice. ss-75 o S 90, cuIs and common. $500
cess breeding. 5000 1895.
kansas CITY Livestock. Close
Kansas City. no. oct d.-Hoss-Re-
ceipts. Il 600. market l5c 20 ace higher.
Cattle-Receiprs. 13.oqos market 15c %
25c lower Calves. use 10 75c lower
sheeD-Receipts. 1o.o0es market steady
90 zoe higher
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
Former Ell Pasoan Tells
OF Hardships In North

Dr. o. d. Weeks. for years a prac-
ticing physician in FL Paso, but now
a farmer and cattleman Of Cardston.
Alberta, Canada is here visiting with
his brother. DR.. ". r. Weeks lie
was going TO Sonora. B1Iexico. for a
vacation.
Dr.. Weeks was a physician and
surgeon with the Canadian army in
France and was attached for time
to the Princess Pat regiment He
tells some gruesome stories OF the
sufferings Of people Of the northern
regions during the influenza epidemic.
He told Of a little girl eight years old
who was fonud in a log cabin where
she was the only one alive among is
who had died from the epidemic and
her fever was ali that kept her from
freezing to death. He told Of another
case Of how he chopped the wood TO
make the fire and melted the snow 10
give a baby eight days old its first
bath. II had laid there in the midst
o. death OF suffering without care
with nothing but a piece Of old can
vas about it, Dr. ~ Weeks made his
journey by dog team to help these
people in their awful Suffering.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
MANY HEAR CANTATA SUNG AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

SUNDAY night a big crowd heard the
musical service az the First Presb=--
terian church The chorus work was
under the direction OF Chas- J. An-l
drews with Mrs James G.. l1cNarr at
the organ The cantata which was
sung was -Penitence, Pardon and
Peace" By Mamder.
The effects secured were very i'm
pressire. The entire cautata with its
different movements. its solos and
choruses. antipho1ally arranged, went
straight 10 the heart Of the audience
As prelude to the cantata a duet
was sung by 1lrs. Robert Holiday
and T. G. Billings, and a solo by Miss
Barbara Worcester.
II was announced that on the first
Sunday evening OF November the
Chorus. with some additions, VIII sing
Gaurs Holy City" which is one Of
the better and heavier can-atas Of
modern times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
ORDERS
LIQUOR PROBE
Grand Jury Instructed To
Investigate Alleged
Smuggling.

The grand jury empaneled In Jed
eral court Monday morning received
Instructions from judge W. r. Smith
TO make a thorough investigation Of
alleged violations OF federal liquor
and narcotic laws.
Judge smith in his charge 70 the
new jury. stated that both liquor and
narcotics were without question being
smuggled into the United States
from Mexico and also both articles
were being sold illegally on this side
The grand jury received emphatic IN
structious TO examine into all alleged
violations Of the federal importations
laws in an attempt 10 curb smuggling
Of contrabrand liquor and drugs
across the Rio Grande-
c. C. Hill Named Foreman
c. c. Hin Of Ell PasO. was selected
foreman OF the new grand jury Other
jurors selected were c. H. Rogers, FL
Paso; F. P. James. FL Paso; Henry =
Birney. Fl PaEO- J. A. Burke. alpine
81. Mitchell, Maria; c. ID. Freeman, FL
Paso; W. ~ Cooper FL Paso; F. A
Osborn. Fl Paso; G. W Noteworthy,
FinIay. o. A. Danielson. FL Pasos W
S. Blevins. Alpine; T. F. Friday, FL
Paso; l. " Williams, Alpine; Guy
Ferguson, r. n. Mullins S J. Spencer
=
Erimp. all OF FL Paso.
Capt j. H Rogers. OF Austin,
United States marshal for the western
district court OF Texas. arrived sun
day and assumed his duties in the
court room Monday. W D. Rondthaler,
OF san Antonio, chief deputy clerk OF
the United States district court for
Western Texas. vas present when
court opened Monday. having arrived
from san Antonio the end Of last
week
Hugh r. Robertson. Of san Antonio,
federal district attorney is also pres
ent J. J. Hill. Of 81 Paso. was sworn
in IS official court interpreter
Fined For Failure To Appear.
Three persons residing in different
towns Of western Texas were assessed
fines Of SIS by judge smith. due 70
their failure TO appear as federal
grand surymen- Several persons sum-
moned 20 serve on the grand jury
were discharged for various reasons
The selection OF a petit jury was
begun at II o'clock and viii be com
pIeted this afternoon No cases other
other than naturalization proceedings
are scheduled TO be considered before
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
COTTON BULGES
At THE OPENING
Settlement Of Strike In
England Causes Mate
rial Advance.

New Orleans, La, oct s.-The sud
den settlement OF the railroad strike
in England. coupled with the effect
Of heavy and general rains in the
central and western portions Of the
belt caused a stiff bulge in the cot
ton market on the ooeninE today. In
the first half hour II business prices
rose lis TO 100 points.
Opening bios were- october. S52.10i
December $500: January. S3l915
March. s3Ls1; May. S3L76.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

LlLlaL0ul " aLLGl-lLaLe
SMALL set o. books 20 keep during extra
hours address 7i. care Heraid-
CARPENTER wants building 81 rlp1lr
work 90 any kidd. prices reasonable
cal ~ l5iL
PIPE FILTER wants Job as Oh. air Or
steam filar best Of references Address
COLOBED man wants 10 cook in private
home or ranch win 90 out o. town. 10
yea1s eEnerlenee- -la p IND. ~ SSH
WANTED young man. outdoor Yrorl.
prefer on ranch Address L. 9s. care Herr
INSIDE employment y healthy. active
man. hotel or ErocerT cie-k- address 81
ia. care Herald.
WANTED discharged soldier. a job
army With am makes u trucks. Address
pr ~. care Herald
YOUNG married man desires position as
hookkeeuer and clerk in store or bank.
good references. address care sec a-uau.
CoIfaI. n IT.
thoroughly familiar with railroad work.
now employed. but viii 60 10 the Oh fields
Of Texas. or 20 Arizona. In answering
state salary address Box l35. Tyrone.
DISCHARGED army office desires POSI-
ton. expert sienosrauher and office man.
10 years experience. Office executive be-
fore entering army. company commander
in army address A a91 care Herald.
EXPERIENCED clothing salesman wishes
20 connect with responsible l-m On I'll
Paso or vicinity or or before first o. wear.
= years with present employers. =. IL
Brown. i-1 W. lirh S.. Little Rociz. Ark.
MECHANIC, e. years experience. needs
Permanent work had mine and snciter
experience. a-7 rlllroad track shop and
a little wen drIIlne. can read. write sni
talk spanish. hold excellent references
itdlress A. y y. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
Good CAMP FOR
THE BOY SCOUTS
Youngsters Take Charge
Of Location and Like It;
Have Clubhouse.

The new week end camp or the FL
.Paso council. Boy Scouts OF America,
was formerly taken possession Of sat
urdsy. when 80 scouts. accompanied
by. scoutmaster Lloyd Allen and scout
executive C. o. Everman. hiixed 70 the
camp. seven miles up the valley. and
spent the day. During the entire
morning instruction was given In
tracking. 16 points OF the compass.
signaling. fire building and cooking
During the afternoon scouts were per
mitted 10 qualify 10 tests OF various
kinds Sports and games we're en-
joyed bv the scouts for period OF
some three hours The ideal swim
ming hole. about 90 0yards from the
club house. proved a great JOY 20 the
boys. two passing their 50 yard swim
ming test and four troops entering
the so yard race Jimmy Cole OF troop
Il. won in a walk
The camp is Ideally located for out
door games and many plans are being
made toward this end The old pas
time OF pitching horse shoes IS 10 be
revived also horizontal bars. trapeZe,
q boxing ring and several other Tea
lures.
The CLUB house. which is already on
the property, is 10 have q large adobe
fireplace built in one end. the doors
and windows are 10 be fitted with
locks and cooking and other camping
equipment VIII be kept at the camp
Here scouts can spend some OF their
leisure time. under the direction o.
adult leadership. in clean sports
among clean surroundings.
The camp is 10 be q permanent all
the year round place for members OF
the Fl Paso council, Boy scouts Of
America. TO spend their week ends and
their holidays Scoutmasters and as
sistants viii always be at the camp
whenever scouts are there.
The executive committee OF the FL
Paso council. Boy Scouts OF America.
viii hold its weekly meeting at
luncheon al the University club to-
morrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

RO0ming Houses-Fof Sale and Rent
-~-~-~--~-----~-~-~-~---
FURNISHINGS Of Louise Apt for sale
Phi. so6s.
FOX SALE-Newly furnished apt. house.
some bedroouis. modern Pm 5572
EOR saLE-seven room apartments. g
bedrooms. an furnished. close IN. good
business. can az 5a4is Mesa FOR price.
BARGAIN-Ten room house. facing Cleve-
land square, arranged IN apartments and
rooms. an rooms rented Fh- 6292J- 2l6
W. Frankiiu-
APARTMENT HOUSE 70. SAFE
Four apartments, rooms each. always
full. bringing IN $50 per month. a living
and rent for small family. s55o0. $1,000
viii handle. or VIII consider good lots
or smaller place. Phi 1897
FOURTEEN rooms. good substantial fur
niturs in 8 apartments with private bath
and entrance all on ground floor 6 blocks
from p. o. 5000 cash. am leaving city.
VIII consider no terms Gail evenings and
Sundays sos Mesa. apt .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
AUTO DRIVER FAILS TO STOP
AFTER RUNNING DOWN BOY

John Curry. 2905 Boulevard. was
struck by an auto truck sunday after
noon as he was repairing his bicycle
at the side OF the street near his
home. The motorist did not stop his
car but Curry managed to obtain the
number. His injuries were slight and
he was given treatment at the DO
lice emergency hospital
AT 1880 o'clock Monday morning the
police arrested Eutin-io Veto OF vs.
leta, who was driving a car which
the police say bore the same number
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
Col. Dodd Killed When
Plane Falls Into Tree;
Other FZuers Injured

Philadelphia Pa Oct 6-Fifteen
minutes after col. Townsend Dodd
had been killed IN landing az the
Bustleton aviation field here sunday,
a second airplans made a bad land
ing and three other army Officers
were injured. two OF them. Mai 81
Davis and second Lieut.. Charles r
Colt seriously.
col Dodds accompanied by sergL- =.
= Hess. was plotting a DeHaviiand
four type Of machine from Langley
field. He reached the Bustleton field
shortly before $3.50 p M, and in land
ing crashed into a tree The machine
was wrecked and Col Dodd was
wedEed so tightly between the engine
aud the gasoline tank that he liter
ally was choked to death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

CENSUS CLERKS 1000 needed ss5
month. age 1s-5l. experience unnecessary,
eEamlnatous Fl Paso oct IS. For free par
tcuiars write Raymond Terry former rov-
eminent azaminerl. $40 Continental Bldg.
Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
.G0PPERS SELL
At HIGH PRICE
Share in General Advance
Of New York Stock
Market.

The rally IN the market which
started with Saturdays two hour ses-
sion. continued again Monday, max
ing new high records IN Mexican Pc
troleum. General Motors and Texas
COMPANY. according to ]. S. Curtiss &
Co. Sheldon hotel
Ccppers also shared in the advance.
Anaconda selling as high as S.,
smelters gaining a point at q. Chino,
without any reason. sold OF almost a
point Utah advanced from So to
IS SIS. Kennecott sold above So and
Inspiration touched 81 1-2.
The opening quotations on Mexican
Petroleum showed an advance Of
four points at go. The high point
was 235 Ia at noon General Motors
advanced s15. Texas company 10
points Crucible steel at one time
showed SO per share higher than
Saturdays close. The rest Of the
market. especially rails equipment
and sreels. we're especially strong-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
Wasted Room and Board

YOUNG nan desires cooi room and hoard
In respectable private family can pay SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Dfez5rla klnq
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Pl-AlN sewing wauffi- Phi 1SifW
nRESsalAKING. reneie.InF Ph .ssIW.
assertion izuifs nIlltinr.
.lrs S. Jones Siis Emporium. eos Texas
MISS CLOTIDE MrEIA = wen EnoWz
SEWING % any Kind neatly done az rsa-
e'ulhie prices Phi e1lz-
WANTED Sewing az home 1riwir 70 on
hy DAY. .frs. Geddes. 1919 Brown ST.. Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

WANTED - Experienced timer.
salary $50 per rlonth. Apply
Liberty Statue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
@ODEYTIlIFIISTOPW

One year ago today. october 6. 1918
" the German Chancellor asked
the L. S. to arrange for peace and ac-
cepted president wilson's conditions.
Find another statesman
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE;
Upside down. nose at right
shoulder.
. Right side down at left shoulder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Ia9 pEHCENT results frcm tenzment-
TURNER. KEMP 8 CoLnlEElL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
TELEPHONE RATES CASE WILL
COME UP OCT. Is FOR HEARING

Mayor Charles Davis stated Non
day morning that the hearing on
the regulation Of telephone rates 10
the city Of El Paso viii come I'D be-
fore the council on October 16- The
o. the central Labor Union
10 the present high rates. he said
has been very strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Personal
PIRELLA CoRsETs. aLr.- snlarn. PFC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Entire state OF Teznn can be covered At
the lowest possible rate With the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
cents per word sundays
60 cents per word Daily
20 words minimum
A guaranteed circulation $4,000 sun
DAYS. e95.el0 daily.
This Is the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Tfmes-Heraid. Fort worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light. e Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
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With cash VIII ne handled for you and
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
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day. Orders 20 discontinue want ads must
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