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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

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BIG BARGAIN-Eight room. . story brick
near High school. terms. Phi. 2727.
SIXTEEN PERCENT GROSS
Sunset Heights Apartments, a money
maker Let us show you S20.0OQ-00.
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone $500
BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY HOME
Ten rooms, heating plant. brick
garage. tile bath. tile drain board.
sun room on ground floor, extra
large living room, sleeping porch
across entire back, 80 It Ions. with
IS Pullman windows Hardwood
on corner, three full lots Price
$4,000. Reasonable terms.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN
116 Texas St Phone 1926.
Members e Paso Real Estate Board
FOR LESS present cost material. build
Ing site and labor.
four room Bungalows. n. FL Paso ST.
four room cottage, T. Nevada St
I six room cottage. corner Montana St.
near Five Points
c. W MOORE, 3o29 MONTANA ST.
FOR SALE Or TRADE.
S21. oO0-5 apartments and one room
bungalow on same ground corner,
rental $500 per month, close in, north
side reasonable cash payment bal
ance suit. or viii trade for bungalows
SI2,55O-S room . story house, 8 fine
porches. rs foot frontage; small cash
payment or viii take 2 good bunga-
lows clear.
S6O00-8 room double house, business
property, South Campbell; 10 cash,
or trade for bungalow.
s5000-5 room house, close IN. trade
for small houses or any reasonable
cash payment
Ask for MAZE
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

FOR AN ss0OO-TERMs
s Rooms, bath. buff brick, on Fl
Bliss car line. GrandvieW; viii sell
for cash or terms. $500 cash. balance
This s. a bzrEain-Tcu had better
hurry.
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT SITE
HTUNuT HEIGHTS-Corner 100 foot
frontaEe on Epson avenue. VIII sell
at a bar in. terms or cash
DUPLEX APARTMENT
MUNDF HIGI- Ts-Wiu sell at a bar
rain-have party that viii lease same
al good rate OF interest.
GRANDFIEW LOTS
HAVE - lots in this addition viii
sell or trade for house or good auto.
VALLEY LAND
100 ACRES-Fine son. at a bargain,
terms Get busy and grow cotton.
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
los Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

A FEW FINE LAND BARGAINS
$1,000 acres finely improved. near
Canutillo; IA cash, balance suit
SJOOO-50 acres well improved silk
soil, IS IN cultivation. . miles Border
land Inn; trade for FL 2aso property.
S11OOO-100 acres finest silk soil I 10
miles from Borderland Inn; viii take
some Fl Paso property in trade
s62.5O0-500 acres fine silk soil, no
Johnson grass. no alkali. easy pay
ment. or take some FL Paso property.
S4Q0o-40 acres. miles from Tudor,
in Suffer county. California; very
finely improved. renting for SO cash
and 1-3 Of the crop per acre; trade
for FL Paso property.
Ask for MAZE.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

4 ROOM frame house. Govt HILL 2 fun
south front lots. street paved and
paid, ] block Alta Vista school, S2000i
$500 cash. balance !. and 3 years.
First come, first served
DOUGLAS C. CROVELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

7 SELL THE EARTH M
PROVED AND UNIMPROVED
W. +. PAYNE 401 Mesa
Ss5OO-New s room bungalow.
Grant Ave.
Sa0OO+ rooms glassed-in
sleeping porch, modern bun
galow. 2300 Boulevard
sesOO-14 rooms. : story
brick. COS " Ochoa
ss5oo-s room brick. SOS n.
Fl Paso.
s3I5o-z room bungalow, $500
blk Wyoming St
s555O-5 room modern bun
Ealow. heating plant. gas
heater. two lots. 2010 Non
tana; easy terms.
S9OO0-10 room house. n. FL
Paso St Splendid location
s25OO-f room house. 2 lots,
corner, 1901 fremont
94250-4 looms and Classed
sleeping porch, partly fur
nished. 1903 Randolph.
5000 rooms. . Elassed
porches, Arizona St.
$4,000 - Campbell Apart
ments. f12 Mesa. 40 feet front,
20 rooms bargain.
". r. PAYNE
401 Mesa. Phone 1850.
Members FL Paso Real Estate
Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

MISSOURI FARMS. 10 acres. $50. IS
monthly; 20 acres, $500. $40 monthly;
productive, no vet waste land. abundant
rainfall. healthfui climate. good schools
and churches. close % good railroad town
and big markets, P y. D. and rural
telephone fine for fruit. vegetables. poul-
Try and hog raising plenty % free range.
perfect title. free round trip ra-lUag fare
70 inspect, money back after E year u
dissatisfied. photographs and fun iuforIua-
ton free. Write 2. n. W. Sos Baltimore
Ave- Kansas city. no.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
FoI So Id Ranebel

FOR oale-faTm1 and Ranches
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RANCH Tor rent. one-half mile from
1sleta- Apply no S. OreEon St
FOR KENr-FlVe acre ranch. room
house. county road. West Tsleta- Hart
mans Flower Shop
FOR sALE-Thlrteen acres improved. viii
sell stock II desired. IL acres adjoining
can be bought or leased. miles south OF
Las Cruces on main road Jacob i Davis.
4esilla PARK New Hcxico-
FOR sALE-Flrst class rancn pr0position.
1900 acres decided land. over 10000 acres
available for pasture. abundant water
Ideally located address %. j. SaudoVal.
" $. seeona So. Albuquerque. n n
EXTRAORDINARY bargain. Suburban fQ-
acre truck farm. half price; $500. Ad-
dress owner. yes 101 Georgia street or
mail box 1321 lvriEht Ave
FOR SALE Or KENT for lie year 1870,
all IN cultivation and houses. 1s1 acres
rich silk made SOIL On Island, miles
from Clint. on public road between MOOR
q OTIS farm. government canal through
IT, wheat cotton. corn. melons galore on
it this year address T. n. 1icCrummen.
so vs. Main. Eastiand, Tex
FOK sALE
Twenty-Five acres Of good valley land. part
IN cultivation; G miles north % El Paso.
Right IN che center Of the future OH field
This land ls NOT leased Owner must 60
east, SO VIII sen cheap n sold by Decem-
Der T. address N-c5. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
For Sale-Countrr Primary

For Sale-Couulry Property
80 ACRES san EIlzario. $50 per
acre.
IS ACRES on the Island. $40 per
acre.
% ACRES near san Elizarl0. spleu-
dldly located. 500 per acre.
These Are Real Snaps.
W. J.. PAYNE.
401 Mesa Ave. Phone 1859.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
TENEMENT SNAP.


NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
large room cottage. basement
south exposure, red pressed brick;
coca porches reception hall $4,000.
Call =. H FLETCHER With
MCKEE BROS EOS Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

AN ELEGANT BUNGALOW
Not Tar out has 8 rooms and large
sleeping porch. furnace heated, hard
wood floors and very handsome builtln
features- just been newly painted and
tinted throughout; south front, on Rio
Grande street, block Of Lamar school:
all nearly new bungalows in this
block. A sacrifice price Of $3.50: $500
down and SIS month and Interest This
is truly a good buy.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW, $3.50
About $500 down: S55 month. includ-
ing interest Has rooms. furnished.
glazed room. breakfast room with
builtin furniture, all builtin features,
hardwood floors. etc; in Government
Hill. right at car line
HILLIPS-CHEEL REALTY CO.,
Phone f3G 307 First Nat. Blk Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

DO YOU Want TO SELL YOUR FORD9
BRING IT To 1901 TENAS STREET.
TON. CALL FOR MR. F. W. TEN NA-
PEI. PHONE 1916.
have for sale now one Ford touring
car. model 1917 for S2s5i good rubber fine
engine
one Ford touring car model 1917 for
f3T5; good tires Al condition mechanical
ly; good top; upholstering fine. shock abb
cow AND SEE THEsE RAEGAINs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
OWN Az INCOME PRO-
mLrr.E HOLE

UUCEG HOME
CLOSE IN, s room house. n
El Paso St. divided into
apartments, renting FOR $50
per month. Purchaser can
live in one apartment and
help pay for property out OF
rent from the other. Only
$500. This Is one Of the
best propositions we have
had listed for some time.
F-IsE-RA1IsET REALTY co.
Phone 1913. New Trust Bdr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Up TO DATE BUNGALOw-Large
living and dining room three well
ventilated bed rooms, brea lrfast room.
kitchen, basement and furnace. Lo-
Gated in Manhattan Heights. Price
$1,000. $500 cash. balance TO suit. For
particulars see
Killer Mt
LEAFELL & SHERMAN
116 Texas street. phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

& ROOM HOUSE
COTTON ST. ON CORNER
4 room brick on car line.
wei worth the money. Price
$3.50. Terms reasonable.
ETIE REALTY co.
Phone 1859. 2Q2 n. Stanton St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

A GOOD BUY close in on
Montana st. Five rooms with
hardwood floors, built-in fea-
lures, heat. cement porch. A
large room in basement. and
garage. Only s53O0.O0. Terms.
J. b. BINkLE
Phone 1880. 202 n. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

FOR sALE-S50.o0 PER ACRE
900 acres level valley land On
the Island Fine cotton land.
win pay Tor itself the first year
VIII sell 50 100 acre tracts or
entire tract Phone 1859.
BROADDCs g. lie BARON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

and acre tracts. ideal for
suburban homes. paved road. close
90 electric car lines. s miles below
Fl Pas1. why not buy one o.
these trlcts2 $500 &c $500 per
acre. easy terms
W T. PAYNE.
fc1 Mesa Ave. Phone 1151.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

SUNSET HTS. HOME
story red brick. 9 rooms. steam
heat large grounds; very attractive.
Price $780,
r. c. HUMAN
f01 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Pm. fIT8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

We OYER a small farm at the
price Of a city lot 20 acres ideally
located. and only 80 minutes from
FL Paso- Has a nice four room
house. giassed sleeping porches.
screened porches front and rear.
fruit. chicken houses, 3 acres In
alfalfa, all under hog and chicken
proof fencing. Near school. and in
q splendid ueiEhhorhood- The price
Is $4,000. and adjoining land. with
out improvements is held at s25o
per acre
Several improved places down the
valley priced 90 that one good cot
ton crop VIII pay for them-1upor-
tuni-y KNOCKS but cnce-here Is
your chance.
TAYLOR REALTY COMPANY.
122 Trust Building Phone IVA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26


BEAUTIFUL HOME
IN edge OF Highland Park. practically
new, built Of nice, brick all the latest
builtin features, furnace heat, on >
full lots. p block from car line; 8
blocks from school Price $4,000.
An ELEGANT HOME
Best location in Manhattan Five
rooms; glassed-in room. very elabo-
rate built-in features. hardwood
floors throughout, furnace heat
brick garage. for $4,000.
FURNISHED HOME
Near Five Points, modern Z room
bungalow. ready to move into, imme-
diate possession $3.50. good terms.
NEAR FIVE POINTS
Seven rooms, all the newest built-in
features nice basement with ser
wants room and furnace heat, garage
and other outhousess 2 fun lots. A
dandy location. right close 10 Five
Points. $3.50.
". T. SPRUILL
PARK PITlLAN REALTY CO.
Phone 6f2. After Hours 6s5fW.
500 CAsH-S22-50 PER MONTH
Good 2 room brick house on fun lots
Hueco street south front This Is a
dandy little home for any one wanting 70
beat the rent game. Only $3.50
JAMES L. MARI g. co.
sol San Antonio St Phone 455o.
LIST your property for sale or rent
with Griffith Commission Co. 800
Trust Phone 4s2. IL it's salable
We can sell It"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

WHY GIVE 1T AWAY2
Let us sell 10 for you. The Auction House
sells furniture az private sale or auction
Phone 1859. OF call AZ 121 East san An
tonic ST. The Auction House, W A.
Williams. Aucticueer.
TIE WESTERN FURNITuRE co VIII
pay cash for your furniture or We VII
eichauEe 10 for new Come % the store
that saves you money Phone 1854. Cor
ner Stanton and Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

SEE THIS BARGAIE-Ffvs room
modern cottage, fine location. half
block Of car line You could not
build for the price asked S2250.00s
only S250.00 cash. balance $1,000 per
month and interest
ONLY 100 FEET O. First National
Bank Bldg investment income prop
erty that has a future. Bringing
5000 per month. Price 100000
Full details On application.
LESLIE REED
Real Estate. Insurance, Rentals.
80 Mills Bldg. Phone 1906.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

YUMA COMMISSION co.
A. z. Bottsreil. lIEr-
5f7 Second St. yuma. ARK. Fhcus 50I.
Real Estate. on Lands. Leases. Ranches.
Buy. Sell
General Commission Business-Collectlou
We VIII act FOR you al Government sale
o. citrus fruit lands 70 be held
December 10th
Send rs Power % AttcrueT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

WHILE TIfEY LAsT-50 ana 45-acFs
farms 70 those only who have no land
Good land. famous Ozorcs low price. easy
payments send for application and send
postage. J. J. Hamilton. $50 west Fourth,
rTr-urrfa Kan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
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FOR SALE or trade. heavy horse wagon
and harness. Phone 1852
FOR sALE-Gentle family COW. Jersey.
cheap. 212l Portland Phone 6579
ONE Beautifully marked Holsrein haifer
crlf 6 months oids mother gave gallons.
s25. Phone T0sT.
THREE extra choice young Holstain cows.
S5-5 for quick sale. Address AA-27, care
RICH BRAN AND FEEDS
The Handy Corner
BORDER SEED co.
111 Mlils- Phone e57-
FOR sALE Or TRADE
work horses and sets % double har-
ness VIII sen cheap or trade for cows
and alfalfa
TINTON NERO. CO.
Tiutnu Texas
BIG TIE POLAND CHINAs-
We have recently purchased the entire
Hornet yarn herd o. los head and are
offerinE weaned PIGS. gifts and brood
sows. 500 90 500 pounds. TO dlscriminat-
irE buyerL Sherman HoE Co. e Pasos
Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Carpsil Cleaned


SIMON TmsCAs-Chimney sweep. furnace
cleaned stoves repaired and set ID Ph-
1850. COS s. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

A lot % second hand gas stoves
Low prices and your credit is o. K
EOITZ-MO0KE FURNITURE CO.
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY Al 10 A. VI.
nc the Auction House. 1-l F. san Antonio
ST.. basement This IS the Weekend sale.
consisting % saddles. rifles. shot suuz
Oliver typewriter. today urn. hose spades
Ditchforzs. cooking utensils furniture .
many other things. ". A. Williams. Auc-
u1neer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

The Ben Williams Detective AEeucy. SIS
Flrzt Eational Bank RldE Ph- l59s-sa5e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

BIG BARGAIN-Eight room, . story brick
near High school. terms Phi. 1891.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

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LfhOLsIEklNG, cur specially. BodeJ
Lrho a-erlrE Co.. z919 Alameda Fh- e55-
fUHNlTJKE repairing. packing househ0id
EoodA Lopez Ph $3.50 21s s. stanton
EUHNIruEE REPaIRED. REFISIsHED
OR UPHOLSTERED.
We make old furniture look new. we have
the Only suaueliur machine IN FL Plso-
come o. and see 90 work Ph. 1c1F-11Tc.
R- r DANIEL r. & n FCIRF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Moieg. scars. facial hlaulshes removed.
Sarglug cheeks. mouth 10 nose lines GER
r-cted- M-is. GRACE A. BENSON, IS
Rucfler Bldg Phi. gsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

FOB EauEes. cellars. ccaspoolH. leTclinE
lots, fencing. PA s35T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

VIZ PAfk. SHIP on STORE
Furniture. cut glass and china reduced
freight rates ana through car service On
household goods and automobiles % and
from Ell points. afflIiatlor1 in al pin
cinal ciless use1 furniture taken n exc
change for work Phones 1c25-1QT1-
r. L. DANIEL j.. & 81 FCTRT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

We AXE SIN Shipping furniture % che
oil fields Wil pay extra good price for
used furniture. G.. D. H1user lpho-ater-
ing c.. Phi $40
GENUINE u. s. goVerumeng commercial
olive drab blankets weighing 81 20 rs lbs.
e-chs Just received from Indian ReserVa-
ton a choice selection genuine Navajo
rugs. priced right international Sales
Co. 81 W. san Anfrnin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Switches


SWITCHES made from combines Marcy
Pu-1v so FncEfar Phone 7f1I-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

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WE Buy, saiL rent reral-- rebuilt ryps
ACTS Corona. Ror1L Tgpeuriis- e Cffl1a
Supply Co -1s Mls ST. ph $50
New Britain herald., 1919-11-28
UEL AND HOWE CLASH AT HEARING
 ON ELLIS ISLAND SCANDAL; PLACE
 NOT PROPERLY MANAGED, ASSERTION
NEW HAVEN MAN IS
 ROBBED OF S7,200
Rose Street Dealers Safe Looted And $6,OOO ill Cash And $1 200 |
 in JeWelry Taken.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 28.-Bar- ney Trotsy, live poultry dealer in Rose street, today told the police that his office safe was broken open last night and $6,000 in cash and $1,200 in jewelry taken. The safe breaking was a socalled can opener job.
 The police recovered suitcase i'll which was a safe breakers outfit, in rluding a "can opener' which is a steel implement used to rip steel plates. This "can opener" fitted into the suitcase. Some years ago a can opener gang made many safe bur glaries here.
 Trotsy has a New York store and the police believe the burglars cam by train yesterday, made the break and immediately left.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-28
Archbishop Of Paris
 Bans American Dances

archbishop Of Paris, today issued pastoral letter protesting against the fmmodes1 toilettes of women and in decent dances. saying tllat Christian women and girls ought to abstain from such dressing and such Rmr1see- ments. The cardinal aftirIns that these dances are exotic by origin and by name. Presumably he refers to certain American dances which have become the fashion in Paris in recent months.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-28
SoAosaor. SlTurk,nrx Prrrcsr
 WaINskNs NEafn Street rx||
 ,.t + ss%ss Il erty-PrSce Arrrnd SI7 OM-Nd T4asedMesk~

Tine Aasd lsG80,str residence @@ Ny ryrees, and Hsseaf one of the aa marsex os the city, theoretically ee, ao exist 1arss morri9g wsl@n 1led M- Handlers sol@ s1Ss mcsaasnee eo e, mcn SharRsn rEg through < he Ganas q EsSsa4e agSrcw- WhSle ,til~ rrrrcl price uas mot given out, it fs 1En| that Mr- LandeTs had prsy1cagFv d e,n S7TSs eco ss Esle. fsgUre hp wDsffl cept>
 The La3Rder<s hGne, or the rsutd L place." as is sgggs 1ssxssaHsaray lcss0,mal older residents, MaS the home of Josephine N. JuHd, RKs- LGn&1 grandmother and wRs sscxlH hyl gT,azaSfasher, whS sEas OGse cf founders of She North & Judd Mal faGsaEings coGzyp9ny- As thn city Gcveicped and cpRAElerSss1 pIaGas 1 tho psace of pz7watts aweaHEn<a| Main StreeS, the old Judd place finally the only CHG Nft- X few VI ago Ar. I1an6ers fpsSN ST entirely inodeled as his own r-esGs1c1ce, and interior IS regarded as one of ! finest in the city The propexty| roIy valGahle tor busipeSs purp7 and the sale fs probably the most portant Of its kind transacted year.
 The lot has a iron tage of ss feel Main street and extends back g$3 with driveway priviyeges from | Main street The new owner is D. to either rage the house or movI away in the rear. Other kentaI plans call for the erection of a nl ern business block on Main street a theater auditorium in the rear.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-28
Hunger tStEi!z e--s There Now in Two Glasses, Those Who Eat Much ard Y, Those Who Eat Nothing. 4 < !"
EVEN TURKEY DOES
 NOT TEMPT LATTER

New York, Nov. os.-The testimony Of Byron fl. Uhl, acting Immigration comm ics:oner before the house conl- nl-t-ee on immigration Investigating conditions at Ellis Island, was inter- rupted today by Frederick C.. Howe, former commissioner who accused NIr. Uhl of not telling the truth. The Interruption came after, Mr. Ull had identified an order dated April 24 stopping circulation Of a-,ar- chistic literature at the island The order was signed with Nfr. Howe's name but MT. Uhl testified that he dictated the letter and that nota- tion in the corner shower that it was rot received by the immigration in spectors until June 1.
 Do you mean to say" interrupted MT Howe, "that I held up this let ter?" b..
 Not the Truth, Says Howe.
 The chief. of the division concerned did not receive it until the time in 0icated,' replied MT. Uhl.
 Eir. Howe then asked whether MT. Uhl remembered his holding up let ters more than. 24 hours, whereupon MT Uhl answered. You held I'D that one. commissioner
 That isn't the truth" declared Mr. Howe. s
 The colloquy was ended by Repre- sentative Baker, of California who in formed MT. Howe that he would not . be permitted ito do that sort of thing before the committee"
 Replying, to question of Representa- tive Baker, Mir. Uhl declared that it vas the opinion Of all the employees at the island that the conduct of MT: Howe's administration was "i1n- proper
 The radicals who have been held at the island for some months awaiting deportation were perturhed when l they learned that the house commit l tee on immigration would resume its 1 hearings today 'sever If it was neces- 1 sary to carry the Reds into court by l force" The co mmittee announced the department Of justice had con- sented to lend some of it's most mus cular men to see that the radicals ; were at the hearing.
 The radicals struck last week and refused to appear because they were compelled to interview their visitors through wire mesh. Later they ie-
 clined to eat, and even the savory odors of a real Thanksgiving turkey
 dinner yesterday failed to sway them from their purpose-although severa were nearly tempted to call ths 1 Stril-e off.
 The committee planned to take uI
 cases of men who had been arrested ! and ordered deported for sedition ol
 anarchy two years ago, but who stii
 are at large pending appeal of theil l eases.
 Some Eat Too Much. The hunger strike which was con i tinued today has split the Ellis Island 1 silence strike into two factions, thu
 left wing which spCrns food, and th' l right wing which devours it at ever.
 opportunity. The left wing has pass
 ed ten meals since last lTuesday.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-28
Government Decides Upon
 Course to Pursue and Will
 Not Delay if Carraleza Does Not Give Satisfaction
OFFICIALS PROBE
 DEEPER INTO CASE

Washington, NoY. 2S.-Althougl1 further investigation of facts will be 2-iade, the American government has 10 intention of receGing from its po- slttosl in the Jenkins CGse, Gdninis- 1ration leaders declared today The government, they said, is prepared for '':the next step" which may take the form Of an ult3c2 alum to inc Mexican government.
 # New Issae Raised.
 The Mexican reply to the American demand for immediate release of Jen- kins raises 8 new issue that Jenkins made contradictory statements 10 the tsials judge and this, officials said. must be investigated. Instructions will 60 forward to the ern bassy at Mexico City today to investigate this charge and also obtain copies of the Indictment and charges against Ghe congular agent.
 &... No WsttS2I11uI Eyaits,g.
 Administration officials indicated that the negotiations with Mexico would not be prolonged If unsa tisfac- tory; that the American government and was prepared to carry it out " @ stndytns tCo1seaentlon.
 Legal officers of the state depart ment today were studying article 10A, paragraph 6 of the new Mexican con- stitutlon, which provides that -'the federal tribunals shsIl have jurisdic- tton over .- all cases concerning diplomatic agents and consular ct- fices".
 Tho Mexican government in its re- ply to the Am eriean note demanding Jenkins release said his case YVES in the state courts at Puel,ls and that consequently the federal government could not intervene. Since Jenkins is q consular agent of the United States, officials are inclined to the opinion that under the Mexican constitution the state courts have no 5uriediction In his case. VIII Not Accept BafL- 1 While officials have not yet serious ly considered the case of Jenkins re- lease on bail they said there might be advantages technically fin his re- fusfng to accept bail. In it's reply the Mexican government pointed orrt that Jenkins could obtain his liberty by furnishing the 1000 pesos bail de- | manded.