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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
Both Political Parties Already
Are Making Plans for Sixty
Sixth Session.
WILL HAVE NEW LEADERS
Opposition is Developing to
Champ Clark Taking Over Di-
rectiOn of the Minority Forces.
Republicans Busy.

Washington, March with the
adjournment OF congress Tuesday,
Republicans and Democrats in the
mouse Immediately turned their at
tention to their organizations in the
SiXty-sixth congress in authorization
of the calling of special session
early in the summer. The Republi-
can committee on committees. chosen
at the recent party conference, has
already met to begin it's work, which
probably will require week for
completion. In the meantime 18
Democratic members have issued an
appeal to their colleagues to so or
ganize as to present a solid front to
the Republican majority.
Such an organization. their an
nouncement said, can be perfected
only with the appointment OF a
steering committee, the personnel OF
which should be so distributed that
every section OF the country will
have representation thereon" They
also proposed the chairman Of this
committee have no other committee
assignment and he be ex-oficio mi
nority floor leader.
While referring to undivided lead
ership responsive to party sentiment
the statement made no direct de-
claration OF preference as to the mi
nority leader Some Democrats
however. proposed to regard the an
nouncement as opposition to Champ
Clark, speaker in the last house. be-
coming floor leader. The outlined
program OF the organization would
prevent Representative Kitchin. of
North Carolina, from continuing as
leader unless he forfeited his place
on the ways and means committee.
Mr. kitchin, however, has declared
his intention OF retaining his COM
mittee assignment. in the expecta-
ftnn that Mr.. Clark would automat-
ically become the floor leader.
Representative Sanders, of Louisi-
ana. is chairman of the organization
with Representative Ayres. of Kan
sas, vice chairman and Representa-
tive McChntock, of Oklahoma, sec
retary. The other members include
Representative Whaley, OF South
Carolina.
Selection OF floor leader by the
Republican committee may prove an
echo OF the recent contest for the
speakership.
Representative Mann, OF Illinois
defeated in his contest against
Speaker -illett. OF Massachusetts,,
has announced his retirement as floor
leader and is expected to support
Representative Moore. OF Pennsvl-
vania. Representative Longworth.
OF Ohio. has the support OF Republic
cans, who backed Gillett for speak
er, but they are said to be outnum-
bered in voting strength on the COM
mittee by those who supported Mr..
Mann.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
THIRTIETH SAILS MONDAY

Washington, March 7.-Sena-
tor Overman, of North Carolina.
was informed by the war depart
ment that the Thirtieth division
is booked to sail from France next
Monday, March 10.
1t is not yet known positively
at what port the division will
land. The route is often changed
during the passage across the At
lantic.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
Washington, Likewise, Likes
The Governor of the Pal
mettO State.
COOPER TALKS AT MEETING
Cotton Seed Problem 4 Serious
Matter, He Says, and High
Wages Cannot Be Paid Under
Present Conditions.

Washington, March Gov. r. A
Cooper has returned to Columbia.
after his first visit to Washington
as governor. Speaking OF the con-
ference OF state and city executives
which he came to attend at the White
House the governor spoke approving
ly and summarized his own address
to the conference as follows: INV
statement In so far as the immediate
labor situation is concerned was that
there is plenty of employment, and
more, provided men are willing to
accept the wages industries are able
to pay, but the difficulty is that dur
ing the war they were educated to
high wage schedule and are not will
ling to accept employment now at re-
duced wages.
Our people are mainly engaged in
agriculture and cotton manufactur-
ing. The farmer is now unable to
sell his cotton at a profit. He can
not AFFORD to pay high wages to pro-
'"N' N''soh. hc dCIuTeT Is
unable to produce goods. Some mills
have not placed an order since the
armistice was signed. Our most
acute situation. however. is our cot
ton seed situation. Mr.. Hoover, al.
food administrator, in the fall OF
1918 fixed price OF $71 per ton
for seed A great many seed were
sold at that price. There remains
at least one-third OF the crop in the
hands of the farmers and seed mer-
chants for which there Is no mark ct.
due to the fact that the oil mills have
no foreign market for oil because OF
the embargo ana because tho dnmes-
tic demand is supplied They can't
crush the seed because they have no
place to put the oil. their tanks be-
ing full
II also stated in my opinion The
conference ought to suggest to the
federal government policy that not
only provides for the present but cor
the future. the one and only cure for
ton system in all the states. The
one thought uppermost in the minds
of all Americans is the return Of the
soldiers and proper recognition OF
people OF my own state and OF all the
states is that proper memorial TO
the returning soldier is an adequate
school building in each school COM
munity and proper provision for its
maintenance. This in time will solve
our labor difficulty and utterly de-
stroy any chance for the advocates
OF Bolshevism. advocated build
ing OF roads and other public i'm
provements as an incident, how
ever"
While here the governor visited
the capitol. He also called on Sec
retary Of the Navy Daniels and Ad-
mirals MCGOWAN and Blue. who are
naval officers from South Carolina.
South Cardinals new governor
has made splendid impression on
official Washington His remarks at
the conference were closely follow
ed and II was easy to see that he had
carefully studied the problems which
he and other executives came here
to discuss
Governor Cooner was or the floor
OF the senate Monday night and al
so attended several entertainments
which were given in honor OF the
visiting governors. He left for CO.
lumbia Monday well pleased with his
visit and with most favorable i'm
preston from those who met him Of
fcially for the first time.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
uE,Ns UvAsHAMEp LOOK

He" who have bought war saw
inPs stamps can look the returned
"doughboy' in the face unashamed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
Red Cross Worker Gives Testi-
mOny Before Senate Inves-
tigating Committee.
THREATENS THE WORLD
Raymond Robins, Former Head
of Red Cross Mission in Rus
sia Gives Some Startling
Facts.

Washington, March Raymond
Robins, of Chicago, former head of
the American Red Cross mission TO
Russia, told the senate investigat
ing committee that there was n fun
damental menace for the world in
RUSSIAN Bolsnevism and suggested
means of combating it's spread. The
witness said that year ago Nicko-
lai Lenine, Bolshevik premier. had
correctly forecast how Bolsehvist
lueas would take root on Bulgaria
Austria and Germany in the order
named.
Mr.. Robins quoted Lenine as de
claring that in his opinion the Amer
lcan government was entirely corrupt
and as adding: eve challenge ev-
cry government. We may be over
whelmed. but at the same time we
will destroy all moribund political
governments"
Unceasing opposition to the prin-
ciples OF Bolshevism. both in Russia
and in the United States was advo-
Gated by Mr.. Robins. but he warned
against the use Of military force and
the arbitrary suppression of ideas
The witness said the United States
should send an economic mission to
Russia to aid the people in obtain
ing the necessities OF life. declaring q
this would be the most effective wav
OF fighting Bolshevism.
To combat Bolshevism in this
country. Mr.. Robins urged that the
people he allowed TO know the truth
about its false teachings and that
existing evils in American econom ic
and social lifa he remedied bv law
Publicity, he added wonld prompt
the repudiation Of Bolshevism.
Would Withdraw Trnops.
In urging withdrawal Of American
and allied military forces from Rus
sia. Mr.. Robins outlined the policies
Of the American and allied govern
ment which he said led 10 interven-
tion and told tho committee that
sending of the troops had helped to
precipitate the RED terror
IN this connection the witness
said the Russian soviet government
agreed in February, 1918. to de-
nounce the Brest-LitOvsk treaty and
resume the war against Germany II
the United States and Great Britair
would assure cooperation but that
despite his own efforts and those Of
Il. a. b. LoCkhart, British nigh com
missioner. no response was received
and the treaty was approved at Mos
COW. The BOlshevists do not desire
recognition by the United States. Mr..
Robins testified. but they would well
come assistance in restoring the
economic life OF the country. He
explained that the Bolshevist lead
ers feel that their position as inter
national revolutionaries would be
weakened by formal treaties with
other governments. Asserting Le-
nine preferred cooperation with
America rather than Germany. Mr..
Robins said that unless this coun-
try took the lead in peaceable We
storation OF Russia, Germany inc
vitably would obtain a new foot
hold.
Root Not Satisfactory.
The witness gave it as his opinion
that America had failed to connect
in he
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17


So, 600-MeLican tenement proper
". ; houses on same plot, $3.50 rental;
Is cash, bal. suit
S12,O00-10 three room apartments,
E san Antonio street. renting $50 per
apt furnished. reasonable cash pay
meut- bal suit
sl0.000-9 rm- house. very fine
sleeping porChes, hardwood floors
throughout; $1,000 cash. balance suit
s6500-9 I'm house. 500 Rio Grande
St. baths. reasonable cash payment.
balance suit,
se000-Fsry fine 2 I'm home. s lots.
lawn. south side, worth $4,000. rea-
sonable cash payment, balance suit
s5500-Beautiful 5 rm- bungalow,
Bliss St. $1,000 cash. balance suit.
S5250-4 nm bungalow. ? lots, $500
cash bal suit
s2I00-5 I'm. cottage. near car line,
good location, $3.50 cash, $50 per
month
$685. I'm. brick bungalow. south
front. good location. $3.50 cash. $50 per
month
s39.500-s12 acres fine farm lands.
fine improvements l37 acres in al
teams full set fine implements, rea-
sonabie cash payment. balance suit;
may consider some trade.
szf,000-S0 acres very finely i'm
proved farm. 5 rm- bungalow worth
s4oUH CARA &c 22x40 IT, tenement
house. large hay barn. 81 acres in very
fine alfalfa. VIII consider exchange
and assume some.
MAZE. with
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
phons $50. 100 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

MANHATTAN HGTs-. real bargain
$500; sI10o cash; 5 room bungalow;
balance easy.
RIGHT AT . POINTS. $3.50; $500
cash, terms on BALANCE, room, glazed
room, paving paid
500 DOWN, s25 monthly on principal
5 room. glazed room, basement, Alta
Vista Want it,
NEAR SHOPS, room brick cottage
S21o0. good terms. Take look
s15-17 Martin Bldg. Phone $500
WHY Do YOU PAY RENT WHEN
YOU CAN BUY NEARLY As EASKs
$4,000
Buys 5 room bungalow with sleep
ing porch and garage. Can you get
more for the money!
S3s00.OO
Buys a 4 room home superiority built,
with sleeping porch, basement, lots
40 feet deep, south front on paved
street, near Alta Vista. Excellent
value. Buy now. $4,000 down
Sf5OO.OO
Buys rooms, basement and heat,
all improvements, .. beautiful bunga-
low in Manhattan Heights. An ex-
ceptiOnally good buy.
Make early appointment to see these
and others.
CALL c. V. JACKSON
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
SOC Mesa Ave. Phone 1861
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

MOST ATTRATIYE Building site in
Manhattan Heights. northwest corner
Piedras and Louisville streets. south
front. overlooks city and lower val
ley, car lines close. bargain price
Phone Owner. 5747W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
For SaIe-City Property

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FOR SALE BY OWNERS room bun
galow. Call 1914.
. ROOM brick house for sale by own
er. 1924 wyoming
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW, near car
line, only $500: $3.50 cash, bal mo
Four room brick. near Alta Vista
school $500: very easy terms
FRANK f. cox. 21o CapieE Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

FIVE POINTS rooms and
81 inc. sip. porch; basement
and furnace heat. garage,
Just 40 feet off Piedras St
Future business property
Cheap today at $4,000.
+. BOULEVARD room
brick. fairly close in; well ar
ranged and in good condition
37izx120. Price $500
ARIZONA ST-e room bun
galow. furnace heat. large liv-
ing room. fairly close in A
good buy at $4,000.
+. MISSOURI INVESTMENT
s room double house, renting
for $40 per month 5oX12O-
$4,000.
FISK-RAMsEY REALTY CO.
Phone 1879. Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

A BARGAIN on MONTANA
STREET
This ( room bungalow, Elassed
in room. basement and heat
ing plant, sidewalks and
paving paid. south front
Price s45O0-00: S27O0.00 cash
You can't get a better buy on
Montana St than this.
BOULEVARD BARGAIN
4 rooms, glassed-in room and
screened porch. basement
registers in. Price S5650.0O;
$4,000 cash
MANHATTAN BARGAIN
Five room. basement, heating
plant, south front lots, drive
way. sidewalks and paving
paid Price S525o.00; $4,000
cash
CALL CREEL WITH
THE JAMES L. MARI co.
S04 san Antonio St
Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17


erty, acres miles down valley. has 4
room house. chicken pens. 4 acres in
orchard; viii sell stocked II desired Ad-
dress ii 20. care Herald.
For Sale-Automobdes-Wanted
FOR TRADE-Piano and some cash, for
light car. Can 3231 Alameda Ave
FOR SALE-By owner. new $50 Chevrolet.
touring car run about 1890 miles Phi
so. between s and 9.
BENT FRONT AXLES Strengthened on
car: radiats IS and tenders repaired.
Brown Welding Co. 500 Texas. IN. S95l.
FOR SALE-fe0 Chevrolet new tires. me-
chanically perfect. s325 for quick sale.
Phi 4575-
PARMELEE-Msg neto and starter repair
ing We specialize in armature rswinding-
ia W. San Antonio St
ONE SECOND HAND open body Ford de-
livery truck. IN good condition See Mr.
Barry az Western Woodenware GO.
FOR SALE-TwO Ford roadster trucks
with large box on rear. with air tanks II
desired Boss Rubber Co.
FOR SALE-One 1-ton Ford truck. 1918
model. in first class condition Call Max
Hlrsch. MCCOY Hotel
CHANDLER speedster. cord tires. good
shape. can have terms II responsible Ap-
ply sos 81 OREGON. Auto stand
FOR SALE-Ford touring car, in good,
first class condition Inquire AZ 5oais
Mesa. r. D. Fudge
STEEL starting flyTheeI gears. over
land go s1f; $50 Chevrolet S12.50; Max
well. So Elliott. the FlyWheel Man. sci
Texas.
FOR SALE-Oakland light six sedan, ex-
celleut shape. wire wheels. extras; viii
consider terms Engineer. Mills Bldg or
phone 6sSSJ-
FOR SALE-One ton Republic truck. good
running condition. overhaulcd lately. cash
buyer can secure good bargain Boretz
Mercantile Co. 2t9 s. Oregon St.
WILL trade 10 acre lease near Burkbur-
nett. Tex. about 1 mile from producing
well for roadster in good condition. Dodge
or Buick preferred Call Mr.. Selman,
Phi s02-7140
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
NEW HOUSES N

We have several new bungalows IN
Manhattan Heights FL Paso's most at
tractive residence district. unisneo
and under construction These homes
were contracted before the recent ad-
vances in material and could not be
duplicated at the price. All are mod
erR throughout Prices $3.50 to $4,000
Easy terms on all Let US show you
LEAFELL & SHERMAN
11s Texas st. Phone 1895
Members FL Psso Real Estate Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
For SaIe-City Property

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S125O.OO
4 rooms, on car line; 10000 down.
s25OO.OO
4 room brick. bath, 81. porch, on car
line; $4,000 down.
s2SJO.OO
5 room brick. bath. garage. near Five
Points; terms. Do not overlook this
bargain.
S315O.OO
4 room brick. glassed-in porch,
chicken houses and large shed This
IS a good one. Terms
SS25O.OO
room brick. bath. built-in features.
furnished, piano. Terms This one
won't last. Grab it.
S3OOO.OO
> rooms. 2 large sleeping porches
You cannot duplicate this house for
100000 today Terms.
CALL JACOBY
SECURITY REALTY co.
Phone 6771-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
mus MEEK ONLY

THIS WEEK ONLY
{ rooms, sleeping porch built-in fea-
lures. gas range and hot water heater
Z block from car line, near school
$500: $500 cash. balance terms.
GOODMAN BROS.
zO9-10 Caples Bldg. Phi 2424
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

SALE-White Leghoru pullets. laying. 50
each; April hatch. s250 each: Rhode
Island Red and White Wyandotte pullets.
50 each Kubourne Poultry Farm, Clint,
Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
SPECIAL HOLLYWOOD
HEIGHTS BARGAIN

Grab These Lots at Once.
Lots are selling in Logan
Heights like hot cakes. These
lots are closer in and must
sell, will take $500 per lot;
they are worth 5000. You
can't afford 10 pass this up.
Better hurry
FRANK J. ETIE REALTY CO.
Phone 1850. ZOE y. Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

BUY A NEW HOME IN MANHATTAN
HEIGHTS
Five rooms and glassed-in room. also
breakfast room, basement and heat
ing plant, hardwood floors through
out, an built-in features. Two fun
lots and on paved street For price
and terms see MORT STRAUSS,
GOODMAN BROTHERS
409-10 Caples Bldg. Phone -2424.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORE HOME
Seven rooms and breakfast room, 4
large bedrooms, garage. heating plant,
hardwood floors. tile bath, beautiful
pergola- and cement driveway from
front Large grounds. paving paid.
This home is brand new, never been
occupied. Could not be duplicated at
the price, sI0,500 Reasonable terms.
LEAEELL & SHERMAN
116 Texas St. Phone 1926.
Members e Paso Real Estate Board.
SAN ANTONIO ST. INVESTMENT
S73SS120 feet, close in, almost bust
ness property. now rented for $500
per month. Price $500.
r. c. HUMAN
4Ol First Nat Bank Bldg Tel. 4l7S.
on TULAROsA STREET, room
bungalow, sleeping porches, mod
ern features, including furnace heat,
garage. beautiful lawn and trees;
close TO Alta Vista school Gas stove
and curtains thrown in. Price $500
BEAUTIFUL HOME. ready to move
into, nicely furnished. rooms and
glassed-in room. the latest built-in
features, furnace heat: close 10 Five
Points and Alta Vista. Price $500
". T. SPRUIDL Pm. 612
PARK PITMAN REALTY co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

according 10 all experts material v i
not be cheaper. We build on your
lots or ours and furnish money on
easy payments
our expert corps OF Forkmen will in
sure you the best workmanship al the
lowest cost Plans and Specifications
furnished.
RAMEY BROS.
z01-202 Caples Bldg Phone 5ls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
nrNGaLnw BARGAIN


5 rooms. glass room. screened room
ful1 basement, east exposure. hard
weed floors, OF modern Construction
near Montana St car line and schools,
immediate possession $1,000; not far
MCKEE Mos VIII. BIde.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

ROOM MODERN bungalow,
heating plant, gas heater. two
lots. 2010 Montana; S575O.00;
easy terms.
10 ROOM HOUSE. \. FL Paso
St Splendid location. $4,000.
CAMPBELL APARTMENT.
612 Mesa, 40 feet front. 20
rooms; bargain, 100000.
ROOM HOUSE. 2 lots. cor
ner. 1901 fremont. s2,500.00.
ROOMS and glassed sleep
ing porch. partly furnished.
1908 Randolph. S4250.
> ROOMS, 2 glassed porches.
Arizona st. 100000.
". F. PAYNE
40f Mesa Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

4 VTOnFRN Z room house on Montana,
with garage and beautiful lawn ana
flowers. on corner lots, at bargain
DEnna LELlL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
For Sale-City Property

For Sale-City Property
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4 ROOMS and sleeping porch. modern
I and nearly new, close to Country club
must go for $3.50 Phone 6S6.
asDO you WANT TO SELF
Then list your property with a live
wire: can sell anything under the
sun II it's worth the money.
FRANK j. ETIE REALTY co.
call 1850.
5 room bungalow in Richmond Ter
race for quick sale. Has sleeping
porch. hardwood floors, south front.
$500 cash and balance to suit.
CALL BRYAN BROWN
With
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio St.
ARIZONA STREET INVESTMENT
S rooms. close in rented for $4,000
per month; ground 3T1z x120, $4,000
F. c. HUMAN
Room 401 First Nat Bank Bldg
Tel 417S.
NEAR LAMAR SCHOOL
Nice S room bungalow, modern in
every respect, has garage; $4,000 will
buy this place. This is a bargain.
Only $1,000 cash. Balance easy.
SEE BRYAN BROWN
With
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio St
JUST NORTH OF MANHATTAN
A fine 4 room and sleeping porch
modern bungalow, with a delightful
view. for only $3.50 This place is
close to car and paving and can be
bought on easy terms.
CALL f. H. FLETCHER
MCKEE BROS. POS Wills bldg
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS.
In order to give time for proper d.
classification # is necessary to
close The Herald classified pages
Saturdays at Il noon All other
days at 1870 p. N. Want ads re-
celved after this hour viii appear
the next day. Orders 70 discon-
tinue want ads must be in Herald
office before 3 a n Of day Of
publication
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
Watch for my special offerings IN
homes. handle only special bar
gains. Now permanently located at
521 Trust Building. Phone sos
BENJAMIN W. HALE
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW FOR
SALE
Five Rooms and Glassed-in Porch.
We have just completed a beautiful
bungalow located on paved street,
south front. Has large rooms, the
living room being 10 feet long. It
has oak floors throughout. tile
bath. tiled-in kitchen cabinet,
paneled dining room It is
roomy bungalow with four large
closets. It is complete with base
ment and heating plant Gas con-
nections are in. electric fixtures
hung and shades are up All you
have to do is to move in Built Of
$1,000 per thousand brick.
MAYFIELD BUILDING 4 M
PROVEMENT COMPANY
What Sterling IS to Silver. May
field Is TO a Home"
5l1 First National Bank Building
Phone 6s4.
CHEAPEST BUY IN VALLEY
Is acres located miles east on paved /
county road. $1,000; $4,000 cash. balance /
to suit.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
s room bungalow near Lamar school 4
walking distance, $4,000.
r. E LYONS. 1O2 Texas. Phi. 1127.