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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For Rent-Apartments Furri.hed

For ReEt-Apartmenis Furnished
THE DWYER-Phone $3.50
2 AND 3 ROOM APTs.-sos Mesa
APARTMENTS-l7l5 Montana. Ph- sI4S.
MODERN APTs--close In 81 y Fl Pasc
ROOM APT.-Fhone 2slA IL z. Mis-
souri,
2 SUNNI rooms Sleeping porch and bath.
. blocks from Lamar school Ph- $3.50
3 looms With sleeping porch in private
family Phone $500
SMALL close IN. heat. hot water. az
y. santa Fe.
TIE KniBALI-Beautifuil furnished
front apartment, second Ioor- Apply Apt
No. !. SO Prospect
BEAUTIFUL furnished room apart
ment. private entrance. bath and toilet,
$50. Phone SEA.
FURNISHED apartment for rent. close IN
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
Apt 4 Phi S2So.
TWO ROOMS with Sleeping porch Apply
81 E. boulevard and SoT y Kansas or
phone 4s10M.
AT FIVE POISTS-C'ne room. litchenet
and bath steam heat. phone. we'll fur
nished; disappearinE beds Pm Sf12.
CLOSE N large roomed apartment.
well furnished. suitable for or 4. No
Objections 60 Children. Phone is1iA
MODERN FOUR ROOMS. CHASED IN
SLEEPING PORCH Soe5 Fl BOULE-
YARD. PHONE 1911
ROOM neatly furnished. close in apart
ment. 40 E Boulevard Phone 1881.
after 6 evenings.
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished
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INFUKNlSHED APT. 81 W. Missouri
8 UNFINISHED rooms for rent suus9t
Heights Phone 1889.
To LEASE-siK room unfurnished apart
Inent. nag y q Peso 81 Phone ass
FOR RFST-One urfUrnlshed spartmeat
SIS W. Missouri. Apt e
LINCOLN APIS. four room apts-. blocks
from Cleveland square; steam heat and
hot water. 40 W. Boulevard Phi 1858
APARTMENT. steam heated. so per
month Eugenia- West san Antonio. a.
Anthony Apply apartment 5. 3rd floor.
UNFURNISHED apartment. large rooms
zion INQUIRE Apt :, az 527 W Main
FOR RENr-3 nice large unfurnishsd
rooms, s. P. ana bath. lights ard water
furnished ll25 = Boulevard. Rent cheap
: ROOM corner Apt. southern exposure:
large rooms and Porch; first floor; good
service. S55 per month Phone 2f5.
FOR REST-Apsrtmsnt a. 81 Mesa.
Partly furnished or urfuruished- Beaso1-
able
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For SaIe-Pianos

GOOD PIANO WANTED-Wm keep for
rs use. Phone 75i3R-
ONE BUSH & LANE PIANO cheap. or
will trade FOR Victrola- Phone ss15-
GOING AWAY-New player-piano for sale
1881 Montana Phone 54S4
JOS. N. OECHsNER, plano tuning and re-
pairing. Phone eeo4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
LsgaI EoHea.

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GRANDE VALIEl BANK 4 Trust CO.
Notice Is hereby ziven that the annual
meeting o. stockholders viii be held a.
the office Of the Rio Grunde valley Bank
& Trust Co. on Tuesday. January lfth.
1919 Al 3 o'clock D. M for the election
OF directors ard 20 transact any and al
business ttat may come before the meet
INK
nnrTnNW-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For SaIe-City Propertr

EQUITY. brick bungalow. near Five
Points; for trade. light car or dia-
monds- Phone 1855.
FOR sALE-Frame house. three
rooms and large screen porch on cor
ner lots. in Govt Hill Phone 1881
500 DOWN AND $500 MO. IHCLUD-
ING INTEREST.
PRICE ONLY S25O0.O0.
Nice I room bungalow with glazed
room. = block from Bliss St. and
close 20 both car lines and school
SEE PHILLIPS OR CREEI.
JAMES L. MARI & co.
Phone 1850. 800 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For Sale-MotoreyeIes

For Sale-MotorcycIes
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A FEW BARGAINS IN USED MOTOR
CYCLES that cannot be duplicated in the
southwest Harley IS Electric s27b; Har-
ley IS magnetic S2Jo; Harley L magnetic
5000. Harley 1G single sl25. Indian Il.
fully equipped. new speedometers a bar
gain at y2e0- These motors in good con-
HAGEMAS 3 WEATHERsBT.
17ls arizona 81 Phone 654SM
For SaIe-FuTniture
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FOR sALE-Heavy oak office desk and
three chairs l79s Texas st n. 1oe5
Your credit Is o. K
FOUTz-MO0RE FIRSITURE co.
FOR SALE-Victrola and records Singer
sewing machine. cheap FOR cash Phone
s23s. or call 1917 2. Missourt
FURNITURE Of 5 room cottage. rev gas
range. kitchen cabinet. duofoid. gas Wa
ter heater. dining tables. refrigerator and
other furniture. Phone 4ISs.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Dlning table and
chairs. rugs. dresser. Warrington Hot
Blast heater. gas stove. shades. wash tub.
and fber table 1894 Upson Ave. Apt 3
FURNITURE % Il rooms and 4 sleeping
porches Tor sale. house FOR rent good
chance FOR someone TO make some money.
WE HAVE ARRANGED with The storage
warehouses 70 sell all goods not called for
Also goods handled on commission You
find bargains IN furniture here
g. D. HOTSER UPHOLSTERTSG Co
700 Texas Phone tl1o.
THE WESTERN FURNITURE co. vii
pay cash for your furniture or We VIII
exchange Il for new. Come 70 the store
that saves you money Ehone 1881. Cor
Stanton and Overland
BRIGHTEN YOUR KITCHEN.
and tighten your iabor--With q Charter
Oak Stove, gas coal or combination.
None bette "a Ittis down and little
cverv 80 days
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07

TTALKTSG DTsTANCE5 room bun
Ealow. heating plant. glazed porch.
large front room. handsome electric
fixtures. fine condition. f5500s this
VIII suit you
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
ment on 3 room bungalow basement
ralkE, fenced. Alta Vista. $1,000
List your horse at o1ce-
so DOWN. s25 monthly viii buy nice
8 room new bungalow in Alta Vista
HAWKINS BROS.
s15-5l7 Martin Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07

INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF.
The CHEVROLET CAR needs 10 iutroduc-
buy your car. IS 10 call at our salesroom
and investigate it's merit for yourself
There are more thar 800. 900 users Of cars
IN this country whose Judgment lead
them 20 the selection OF the Chevrolet.
Used CAR DEPARTMENT.
We handle and sell only Chevrolet cars
and the fact that We are distributors for
this territory for these cars Is your
guarantee that you will not go wrong
in buying q used car from Us We now
have on hand some real bargains in both
Touring and Roadstfr5 and are prepared
to make reasonable terms TO responsible
FL PAsO AUTO COMPANY
so7 Myrtle Ave Phone -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


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FOR SALE-Buick Six VIII trade oi
smaller car Phone 527sR-
BARGAIN-Four L. 5 tires 3Sx4- 5. s
white rubber INQUIRE 1923 Boulevard
I CAMPBELL ST garage. 61s \. Campbell
Live storage IS per north Ph- IVA
BRICK GARAGES-s0s y. Fiorenca
AUTO LAUNDRY-Have your cars washeS
while you wait 200 y. Kansas. Ph. 90
FOR sALE-IsiT Ford touring car. MAXI
offer. us arizona St
FORD repairing done right Tor ieas
money 200 y Kansas Phone s77-
1sI7 5-PASs. FORD IN good condition
III z Boulevard Phone si2s.
FOR SALE-Two sutofnobiie tires 5fxE
Call SOS E San Antonio.
5-PAsS- FORD Al condition. Apply
rnorninrs. zs12 Pittsbur- St Phone aIo9
Cash OF Liberty bends
SAXON OWNERS. NOTICE
have parts for your car SIS z Rie
Grande St Phone 35ss.
ONE Ton FORD Truck for sale o.
trade for Ford touring car Inquire Ari-
IONA Corral. Cor. Fourth and san Jacinto
5-PASS- OVERLAND. absolute bargain,
for sale by owner AZ HaEan's Garage,
III y. Stanton Apt L
WILL SELL my five PASSENGER Dodge,
s6oo- Looks Ike rev SIS Z Rio Grande.
Phone Ssss.
Bent FRONT AXLEs straigbtened on
car. Radiators and Tenders repaired,
Brown Welding Co. 500 Texas Ph. 1851
Buy TIE BEST guaranteed battery FOR
the least money Batteries repaired ana
recharged. Columbia storage IE. Co.
FOR SltI.E---s seven passenger car in frs;
class condition Can be seen at 4eS Z
san Antonio 81
PAR3IELEE-sfaEnet and starter repair
ing We 81 ecialize in srnature rewinoinE-
2If " san Antonio St
FOR SALE CHEAP-Light Ford truck,
body in first class condition call s765W
after D m
ONE-TON FORD TRUCK tor sale Real
bargain. Al condition Berryhln Furni-
ture Co 4o5 Texas. Phone 1916
II HOU have an automobile 70 sen bring
II 70 Is We can sell It. -
FL PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
Phone Iss. sos Mssa.
FL PAsO AUTO PAINTING CO.,
Automobiles painted SIS and up vanished
SO and Up First class work.
Is YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE no
WANTED USED CARS.
II you wish TO sell your car. see Us
WALTERS DURHAM
Phone 1855 go " San Antonio
HUDSON sUPER-sN-As must have
money al once. viii sell ny Hudson tour
ing carr perfect condition The best Of
feT buys t. Address Ms. care Herald,
eos MESA
Ford Tazieab ---....---..-.--..- .s5.5
Ford Spas, new tires. new paint.
one-mau top shock absorherss
dinners Al shape ------..-...at5e
Ford s-nasseuger .....--..-........s3 25
Ford =-tassenTsr ...-....-..-...-...ss $3.50
Chevrolet Roadster new -----.-.-..-tf-5
Dodge Roadster. 3 tires .-..-.-.-.-.S65o
Dodge 5-passenger. 500 down. .Sz25
Buick Tight SIX ..--......-ss
OrdsnrohUe. s-cvifuder .....-...fs50
,fsxwelis- $3.50 70 .-......-.......sa
Cadillac 7-passenrer ..-.-.-.-.-.....sso $500
A little down. balance monthly.
Il PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
SOS Mesa- Phone 155.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07

BARGAIN
Modern six room and break
fast room. modern house with
garage Bargain at 100000.
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
10e-210 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 1855.
Members FL Paso Real Estate
Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For Rent-Hou,e, Furnished


BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss Phone 62i6-
NICE 4 ROOM furnished house for rent
Phone 56s51L
FOR REST-Furnished five room house
near car line. suitable for two couples
NICELY furnished room house with
BASEMENT all modern convenience on
paved street Phone 20os-
FOR RENT-Ono 8 room furnished house
very close IN; heating plant A stoiarofL
Phone 22se-
MY SIN ROOM close in home. Including
piano and place for car. very reasonable
References required Phone 7533M-
TWO ROOM frame. partly furnished.
sleeping porch. closets one block car line.
81 including water. Inquire 2ie5 Gold
St. afternoons.
FOR RENT-Furnishtc cottage OF four
rooms bath and sleeping porch $3.50:
water paid Take Highland car. Inquire
2f11 pledr1s St
FOR RENT-Part OF house furnished OF
unfurnished; private family; coed neigh
borhood- No sick nor children Phone
g1s4. mornings
MODERN FOUR ROOMS. CHASED N
SLEEPING PORCH. 2925 IT. BOULE-
YARD. PHONE 1911
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For SaIs-City Properly


8 ROOM BUNGALOW
Located in Manhattan Heights
Two full lots. brick garage. drive
way and other improvements
Ozrner leaving town, VIII make
special price. For particulars.
phone
KILLER
LEATELL & SHERMAN.
rs Teas St Pm. 1926.
Mem hers FL Paso Real Estate
Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY
HONE FOR TRADE


HOUSE BARGAIN
II ALA VISTA DISTRICT
room red pressed brick. large
screened porch. hardwood floors in
every room. south front on car line
snd paved street. price only $500.
f519 cash balance easy payments.
D. g. HEINEHAE.
HoBEHTs-BANNEH BUILDING.
A SACRIFICE SALE
FOR CASH $500
Rooms, b1IerE pantry OF breaEta st
ron. basement and heating plant
oak loors throughout. I large closets.
front and side porch. built-ln features.
-out1 front on paved street, paving
rzi1. near Five Points, VIII sell Tor
rzsh for $500. Can give immediate
r-E-eeE1n-
SCOTT SALES 4 REALTY co.
~ fuIlE BIZ PL T15s OF 7sei-J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07

WASTED-One four and one
five room bungalow near car
line in Alta Vista Section.
Must be a bargain
W. c. PORTER & CO.
POI Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For SaIs-country Property


For Sale-Country Property
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FOR RENTAL-1G5 acres OF fertile al
falfa fruit and grain land for $500 per
year $500 down and sGe0 by first OF June
FOR further information apply 20 W p.
Esterbrook. IA Mesa- New Mexico
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
FOR SALE-s ACRES
Good land, on county road, one block
from interurban station. 20 ulinuteE run
rom town Address P o Box SIS.
FOR KENT-Farm near Fl Psso, well
drained Phone 17ss from a. N ta
p n. or 21f7 after 3 or address O1S. care
WANTED-l0e0 men 70 buy I00o acres
land 800 per acre on RIO Grande- Fine
farm ranch and coal land Best colonl-
zatlou tract in Merico. TeNas-lfeIico
Ranch Company. III Sixth Street, san An
tonic. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07

sls4. mornings
MODERN FOUR ROOMS. CHASED N
SLEEPING PORCH 29e5 II. BoULE-
YARD PHONE 1911
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished
FOR RENT-BungaloW. furnished o. m
furnished. near TT Bliss Ph- 1905
TOUR ROOM HOUSE for rent Inquire SIS
Campbell Phone 6Ss5-
MODERN two story, s.x room house. close
in. Apriy 5ol tyson Ave -. i5slN-
FOR RENTs at once LanEford houses
4Is1 Hueco. on car line. Phi 20 or l5Il-
3 ROOM HOUSE unfUrnisbed, beautiful
little bungalow coal shed. electric lights.
gas. SIS 20 responsible people Pm I'LL
NICE MODERN new bungalow. No chill
dren- Built In features 1912 " Missouri
Phone 1851
2 ROOM COTTAGE-Big yard. outhouses
Near Fl Bliss car line $40 per month
Apply s927 Richmond ST Phone 703SJ-
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS.
room brick sos Nevada ...-.....---s50
room brick. sos California. heat---.ss5
HOUSE TOR RENT and furniture for
sale for : roms- Phone 1880. Call 1881
Mountain Ave
MODERN BRICK cottage. Sleeping porch.
window shades and gas range furnished
Grandylew. near car. Phone 3ossM-
Charter Oak Ranges baked best for your
grandmother They wiz do the same for
you Your credit Is o. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
FIVE ROOM-s70i Grant Ave. $40
LAY REALTY 4 Trust CO.
Phone s51s 2e4 Trust BidE-
UNFINISHED half house. nice large
rooms private entrance and bath rent
reasonabie' also small house In rear So
10 Mesa
1928 r Rio Grande. 5 rooms ...-s35-O0
17os E Boulevard. rooms --.-..--S22 -s0
9 rooms. 10 y. Campbell -...-.-.-.S 5000
Z rooms. -eil y. Pledras --------.- -slS-y9
fo3 y. Campbell. Z roaIls 80 Sa5-o9
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg Phone $50.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
UNFINISHED
rooms, s p. 2t21 san JOSH. SO 90
rooms. s p. 1895 Tularcsa ------- $3.50
rooms. s. P. eSo1 East Boulevard 5000
6 rooms, s p. rarage- es.3 Bliss $500
FURNISHED
4 rooms. s P. si05 Madison Ave. $1,000
z rooms. s. ?. $40 Grand ---------sf s-oe
rooms : p. 5S06 Mountain Ave 5000
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
100 san Antonio ST Phone SO.
FURNISHED
8 R. s. P furnace. Hamilton $1,000
s p s P. furnace. garage- servants,
UNFINISHED
4 p Birch $50. 90
5 n n. C1-nubeU $50. 90
s u lover rtore1. san Iacinto ..-..S45.e0
: III s. P Taurel 5000
s r. < p y. Campbell -----.-.-- $1,000
. r. s. P. furnace. garage. Cali
10 r.. Nfaroffin ...-.-.--....--.-.S5 a-00
20 r. furnace. 5. stanton ...-....s7500
store. s. stanton $50. 90
store s. OREGON $500
store Teras $500
store. Alameda o.. .-.-.---..-.-....se5-c %
ANDERSOS-ETBLER INVESTMENT co.
SOC Mesa Ave.-Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
FurnisFed ( UnFurnished

sIe MEsA-ss & $ week: 81 & $50 day.
PICKRELL APT@TWo or four room mod
ern steam heated. InspectioH ard prizes
viii convince you they are the best in the
city. Special war rates Pm 7elfN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished

Three rooms. bath ard sleeping porch.
corner Myrtle and Octavia streets. fa2.5
and $50 No lease required. no trouble
to show. Phone for car.
DOUGLAS c CROWELL AGENCY
"a Mills Bldg Phone $500. SOL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-07

For Reut-Rooms Unfurnished
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LARGE sunny outside room. sleeping
porch. private bath. garage. very cheap
20 good permanent tenants 1fos Golden
Huf Terrnca
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
TUPPER WOULD
IGNORE MEXICO
Pastor Advocates Allowing
Agencies There Bearing
Result of Their Work.

Or. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor of
the First Baptist Church. after ex-
pressing his appreciation Of the sem
atorial committee granting his request
to appear before it. stated last night
his conception of the courses open in
dealing with Mexico. He said:
First. ignore Mexico entirely, Let
the agencies there bear the result OF
their work Independently of any in
ffUence from outside.
Invasion and intervention on the
part Of the United States by force Of
arms and other drastic measures and
the punishment of the Mexicans who
have caused US to sustain losses Of
lives ana property. by conquering and
occupying the territory, is the second
measure.
The third measure, is to reCOxnize
their nationality and independence
and sovereignty and to continue our
patient dealings with them and. by
tactful leadership, commercial reci-
procity. and b. intelligent apprecia-
tion OF their character and position.
md by Christian education. in its
hroadest sense. We should attempt to
brighten and bless the land OF won
derful dormant possibilities"
Much depends on the attitude and
receptivity Of the Mexicans. as all
true Americans wish to help. not to
hurt them"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
CHURCH SERVICE
CLOWERED
Ceremonies Mark Evening
Worship At Metropoli-
tan Baptist.

The service flag, raised In the pulpit
Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Sixth and A streets northwest in
honor OF the eighty-nine members
OF the Church who served in the
war. was lowered with appropriate
ceremony at the evening service.
The flag. containing two gold stars,
was slowly lowered. while a soldier
sounded ''coiors" on a bugle
Our boys are back. and last but
not least, Gen Pershing has returned
to our shores, and feel that now
that the strife is actually a thing Of
history. we should remove our service
flags and replace them with perman-
ant memorials" said DR.. John Comp
ton Ball. pastor of the church. The
pastors topic for the evening sermon
was Uncle Sam (son'O Riddle" and
he dwelt upon the Biblical period when
Sampson. after staying a lion in bat
tie. found honey and sweet meats
inside of the animal
What 'sweetmeats' will the United
States find after the war;" asked Dr..
Ball.
First we will find. international
concentration, the blessings OF many
people of all races. Secondly, we will
find. the worldwide brotherhood Of
man. bringing US, all together as dis
ciples Of God. and thirdly. we will find
the sanctification of manhood. one Of
life's highest ideals"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
They're Going to School
Ouer at the HoosegoW, Too
Vacation in District Jail Ends and Thirty-five
Enroll in Courses to Take the Gloom
Out ofthe Cell.

There will be a novel Opening"
at the District jail tomorrow even
ing. The school conducted in the
south corridor OF the grim. brown
prison house will resume its ses-
sions for the season of lsls-1e2o
under the direction of Superintend-
ent William l. Peak, with J. c.
McCann as teacher. During the
vacation period the school room"
was overhsuled and will be spick-
and-span at Z o'clock tomorrow
evening for the opening. A feature
OF the opening will be an address
by Capt Peak. who served with
distinction in the world war before
accepting his present position at the
Jail.
The number OF scholars enrolled
is thirty-fve. OF whom nineteen are
illiterates. Twelve are whites and
twenty-three are colored. There is
but one school. but its versatile in
structor teaches in every grade
from the FIRST to the high school
The sessions are held in the even
ing and continue until lights out
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
DR.. GORDON TOLEAVE
PULPIT NEXT SUNDAY

Confidence that the league OF ma
tions will be eventually adopted in
some form and that its adoption
would mark a distinctive advance in
civilization was expressed BY the
Rev. DR.. James L. Gordon at the
morning service yesterday in the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and streets northwest.
DR.. Gordon used as his text
Hiram johnson. the American" He
paid a singular tribute to Senator
johnson. characterizing him as a
man Of marvellous courage and mag
nificent oratory. He spoke of him
as "a friend of Roosevelt and the
idol of California" Following the
sermon there was prolonged ap-
plause from the congregation.
Senator Johnson was contrasted
by the pastor with President will
son. The former, he said, repre-
sented the type which stood for
national Americanism." preferring
purely continental afiiliations and
government. The President, he con-
tinued. upheld the national type
of Americanism," in sympathy with
the whole world and desirous of in
tercontinental relations.
Next Sunday. 1t was made known,
will be DR.. Gordon's last day as
pastor. He leaves soon after for
San Francisco to become pastor of
the First Congregational Church in
that city.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
GRIP ON ITALY
WILL SOON BE KNOWN

Rome. Sept. 2I.-W-hen the Italian
National Socialist Congress con-
venes at Bologna. September -. II
will be possible to determine 70
Just what extent Bolshevism has
gained ground in italy.
From preliminary discussions IL
appeared certain today that the ac-
tion Of the congress will consist
largely II a supreme fEht by the
BolshevIk clements 10 obtain con-
troll Of the Socialist party in Italy
II is recognized that ltaly's serious
economical, financial and industrial
situation as well as her failure 10
secure all her aspirations al the
peace table have provided fertile
ground for Bolshevism and the
congress is expected 10 show
definitely just how much progress
the radical movement has made.
Four epments will report a. the
CongreSs-the AbstentlCnISts the
Maximslists. the old school Social
lists and the Reformists. The first
two groups are openly Bolshevlst.c
in their tendencies.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
ENGLISH LABOR
LEADER IN D. C.
Briton Predicts Important
Results From Big Meet
ing Here Oct. 20.

Harold B. Butler, of England, pro-
visional secretary general OF the in
ternational labor conference which
will be held here beginning October
20, has arrived in this city, accom-
panied by two secretaries, and will
cooperate with Department of La
Dor officials in preparing for the
conference.
Out of the impending conference
may come a stabilization OF inter-
national economic conditions, is the
hope Of Mr.. Butler. He states that
If an agreement can be reached on
hours Of work done weekly, say a
fcrty-eight-bour or ffty-hour
week in each country. difficult
phase of the problem will have been
accomplished.
Mr.. Buffers duties have brought
him to Washington somewhat in
advance of the organizing commit
tee. comprised OF the following:
Arthur Fontaine. chairman, a di-
rector in the French ministry of
labor: DR.. G. di Palma, OF the Ital-
ian immigration service; Sir NAL
colin Delevingne, an assistant un-
der secretary of state in the British
home office; Prof W. z. Rappard
OF Switzerland; Minoru Okla, Of
Japan; Prof. Ernest Mshaim, Of
Belgium, and Samuel Gompers,
president OF the American Fedora
tion of Labor.
Mr.. Butler issues a warning that
unless America can furnish Europe
with an abundance of fuel and food
there will be grave danger OF revo-
luton abroad.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
RESTRICT ARMS
SENT TO MEXICO
State Department Will Have
Jurisdiction Over Num- !,
tions Exports.

Restriction. If not the prohibition of
exports and munitiors Of war into
Mexico, is presRged by the official an
noCncement which will go out today
that such experts will pass under the
sole Jurisdiction OF the State Depart
ment beginning September 30.
On its face this means that under
the Presidents proclamation the runc-
tons OF the War Trade Board govern
ing export of arms go under the hand
OF the State Department But in Off
cisl circles 1t is said that the United
states government has come to the
realization that exports of the sinews
OF war TO the Carranza republic must
be restricted If not prohibited.
Closely bearing on the new depar-
ture in the handling of these exports
Is the evidence that is now being
taken taken by the congressional com
mlttee OF investigation regarding the
Mexican situation as well as the Sc
we're diplomatic strain between the
United States and Mexico over the
rights OF Americans to free entry into
Mexico.
There is not the slightest doubt in
the minds of important officials that
the Villistas are getting loads Of
arms and il is not by any means
clear that this is the effect of Snug
Cling across the border" In fact it
is not believed by officials that with
the army the United States holds on
the border it is possible for Villa to
army and equip and keep armed and
equipped an army OF nearly 1000 men
Of which there is strong evidence at
the State Department The alterna-
tive belief is that the privileges Of
shipping arms into Mexico under Ii
censes for the sole use of the Mexi-
can authorities have been grossly
abused