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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
oFfIcE Sac FoR RESr..

OFFICE SPACE FOR Rent.
centrally located. suitable for most any
line win rent any part or space Is feet
vide by Il feet deep
80 Mesa Axe.
BESr STORE LOCATION N CITY
Get this before it is TOO late. On san An
tonic st. 10 restriction as TO class OF
business. WIN lease at reasonable rate
- " - HERNDoN KEMP.
WITH TURNER, KEMP x COLDWELIs-
No. ) over state National Bank. Phi. 1850
Special Notices
CURTAINS laundered. Phone I7ssw
kNIFE PLATING AND HE8fSTITCHING
Union Dye Wis. 4lS \, stanton Phi Sle-sso
Mis-. C1iONLA-Woman-s Ex-. crochet q
tasting- orders taken i2s ~ Campbell
YOUR mattresses renovated SIS up. car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg. Co Phone lie.
1elton Paint Co sos y. Stanton Phi 1917.
THE ONLY steam carpet Cleaners szis.
81 Erwin Ms; c.. ll1o.
BEMSTITCHiNG aud picot edge work
done on short notice. any kline Of ma
terial- Singer Sewing Machine Co. eos $
Il Eurp ~
ACCORDION plating. hemstitching. pieot-
Ink Miss Corrm. IS Bueixler Blk Phi I'LL
REGARDLESS OF the high cost OF living
our prices are the same.
HERMAN TRANSFER CO.
THERE IS no need TO wait when
your credit Is o. K
FOUTz-M0oRE FURNITURE co.
Business Chances
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CONFECTIONERY for sale Box So. La
Cruces. New Mexico
PHOTO-POsTALs, soc dog; Ping-Ponss.
1oc dog. Eds 1os Texas ST.
FOR SALE-Coid drink stand. corner Of
Bliss and Piedras- Apply Speedway Fali-
ing station. Phone 3os5W.
THE oRIGISATOR Of the low cost OF
HERMAN TRANSFER co.
WANTED-Partner 10 hog business 1
have ranch. but need $4,000. A1l-ess
NJ 49, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

UFHOLSTERING-Fur upholstered.
repaired & refinifhed. X. l. DANIEL FUR
8 MATT FACTORY. Prone 1895 & loIe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

Typewriter < Office supply Co--HouE1,
noid. rented. repaired. AEtz Corona. RoTal
Oliver. Ruheer stamp.- 1is Mlas St p. e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

These new bungalows in Manhattan
Heights; rooms basement and heat
breakfast room: all built-in features
Price right. easy terms. MORT
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

Az EXCELLENT BUSINESS oPPoR-
TENITH
Wen established centrally located retail
business IN e Paso. netting owner about
seo.o per year. Full particulars furnish
ed interested parties All. inquiries coafl-
Dental
ADDRESS A-43. CARE HERALD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

RECKHART-s ASSAY OFFICE. sol san
Francisco 81 Prone 70 p o. Box IS
CUSTOM ASSAY 0FF1CE-crifchett 4
Ferguson. assayers. chemists. netallurE-
lists. representatie e for ore shiprerz 1Io
san Francisco St. II Paso- Texaa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03


DRAUGHON'S-The largest between eau
Antonio and Los Angeles
GUARANTEE POSITIONS
TAKE your stenographic course AZ Wis
Ter schoo, aid become competent Tor an
position Phone 1873 80 Mesa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
AUTO TOP SHOP.

Automobile tops. seat covers. side curtains.
upholstering- soc y. Kansas. Phi. 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
For SaIe-MOtOreyeIs.

HARLEf-DAYIDsoS MOTORCYCLE
Agency. supp lies and ccssories- SMITH
MACH CO.. So s Kansas St Phi ISL.
TWIN CfLINDER-Two speed fine en-
sire. SO Will put IN fist class running
order. trade Tor good kodak. gun. field
glasses. cheap for cash. P. Q. Box 555.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Business Chances

FL PASO TRANSFER CO., phone 1878
baggage and moving hauling Of az kinds.
FOR SALE-Small soda fountain. doing
good business and money maker Can be
had al a bargain Box 426. Las Cruces.
\. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

FURNITURE storsd. rensirsd ard shipped.
r. L DANIEL FUR 5 MATT. FACTOBT.
Phone 1oe5 OF 1910
Ell PASO STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone z1ss Czeapest rates. best service.
Establishes 20 vearz-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
PITH OF TIL E
VICTORY NE w S

The Commission on Society of Ma
tions has reached a complete agree
ment on principles. The Labor Com
mission, headed by Samuel Gompers,
has adopted two articles. Vance Nc
cormick has been named chairman
of the Commission on Blockade.
King Nicholas |. of Montenegro ap-
peaIed to the peace conference for
humane treatment for his country,
betrayed by Serbia.
A French financial expert warns the
allies that Germany is playing the
role of bankrupt, and urges imme-
diate steps to make her pay to the
limit of her ability.
On the day the armistice with Ger
many was signed the American army
numbered 3,7o3,273 men. Compare
tive statistics show Germany was 20
per cent. stronger numerically at the
beginning of the big drive last
spring, but the steady flow of United
States troops turned the balance on
July 1. The allies were twice as
strong as the Germans on Nov. IL.
Arthur J. Balfour, British foreign Sec
retary, declares the proposed society
of nations will not abolish any pres
ent alliances, but probably will ex-
ercise supervision over those propos-
ed in the future.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
LABOR SHORTAGE NEAR;
UNEMPLO PLOYMENT ENDS
Farms and Industries Will Need
Millions of Workmen in EX-
cess of Visible Supply.

Washington.-Fear of long con-
tinued unemployment were discounted
in statement by the training service
of the department of labor, which pre-
dicted that when agriculture and in
dustrial concerns get under way in
the spring there will be a shortage of
several million men. Manufacturers
were urged to begin at once train
ing program to increase to efficiency
the help they now have in anticipation
of the shortage to come later.
The statement said that practical
cessation Of immigration in the last
four years had caused loss Of 2,5OO,-
coo new inhabitants and that proba-
bly, 100000 American workers would
be under arms in France for many
months. Estimating that farms i'll the
spring would need 100000 workers
and that factories and building opera
tions would require large numbers, Of
fcials said there soon would be keen
competition between factories and
farmers for unskilled labor.
Similar views were expressed be-
fore the House Appropriations Com.
mittee by Assistant Secretary Post and
John B. Densmore, director general of
the federal employment service. They
appeared to urge an appropriation OF
$14,000000 for the work of the em-
ployment service during the next fiscal
year and deficiency appropriation OF
$2,500000 for this year.
The officials said the increasing la
Dor surplus in large Industrial centers
shown by reports to the department of
labor was not regarded as presenting
serious situation. as quick industrial
adjustment was expected throughout
the country, and there then would be
ample work for all. They gave no es-
innate Of the present number of I'M
employed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
GENERAL

= The House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee reported out a resolution asking
the peace conference at Paris to con-
slider favorably the claims of Ireland
to the right Of self determination.
. War revenue bill sent, to the senate
and house from conference.
Luther r. Hanson, assistant treas
uper and once a messenger of the Mar
ket Trust Company of Boston, pleaded
guilty to 4 charge Of larceny Of SILL
GEO from the institution. =
William Jennings Bryan proposed
dual ownership of the carriers by the
government and private interests be-
fcre the waterways congress.
Wages formerly based on 26 cents
copper Will he reduced 25 cents a day,
for each two cent reduction In the
price of copper down to IS cents,
which will be the minimum, according
to Butte (Mont.) dispatches.
W. H. Taft declares President Will
son is acting within his constitutional
powers, and is in the right, place in.
France. Members of Atlantic Con-.
gress of League applaud.
Wong. Hing, head of the Chinese /.
", wv. here,.sis ordered deported, to
China. Action follows, murder Of. DR..
Wong and two students at Washing
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
SPORTING

Willie Hoppe evaded the challenge
Of Jacob Schaefer to play for the bill
lard championship, failing to cover
the challenger's $1,000 deposit.
Eddie Collins of the Chicago Ameri-
cans, who enlisted in the marines and
was stationed at the quartermaster's
depot in Philadelphia during the war,
has been discharged from the service.
He will join the White Sox when they
go to their spring training ground.
BY defeating Harvard by to l the
Yale club took the lead in metropoli-
tan squash team championship.
The Navy basketball team scored
their fifteenth straight victory when
they defeated Virginia Military Insti-
tute, 80 to II.
Hal Chase, first baseman Of the Gin
cinnati Reds, was acquitted by John
A. Heydler, president of the National
Baseball League, on charges Of
throwing" games.
Charles Ebbets has decided to send
the Brooklyns to Jacksonville to train,
and as the Yankees are to train there,
too, the old spring battling between
the two will be renewed.
With New York men financially in
terested in six major league teams,
two in the American League and four
in the National League, somebody is
sure to renew that old charge Of syn
dicate baseball. 1t should be called
rather monopolstic baseball, with New
York money controlling the monopoly.
The Minnesota Boxing Commission
voted to bar indefinitely Fred Fulton,
the Rochester (Minn.) heavyweight,
from boxing or sparring in Minnesota
rings.
Delegates from Yale, Harvard and
Princeton met to discuss postwar pol
icy for intercollegiate athletics.
George E. Stallings, manager Of the
Boston National League Baseball Club,
said that he had just received letter
from Sergt. "Hank" Gowdy, saying
that he hoped to be released from his
duties in France soon and expected to
be back in this country in time to join
the Braves on their spring training
trip. Gowdy expressed eagerness to
get into baseball again.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

WASHINGTON.--The six billion
dollar war revenue bill, tiI.ally agreed
upon in conference, is sent to the
house, where it came up for adoption.
Quick action there is expected, as all
differences have been thrasEed out. II
will become effective The day after the
President signs it, the largest taS
measure ever enacted by any nation.
LONDON.-FearfuI massacres in
Esthonia are reported in special ca
BILE dispatch from Paris quoting the
Esthonian delegate to the peace con-
gress: who says that thousands were
killed, many women being compelled
to dig their own graves.
PARIS. The Russian Bolshevik
government notified the peace confer
epce of its acceptance Of the allies
invitation to peace conference on
the Princess Islands. 1t declares a
willingness to pay Russa's debts to
allied creditors. The Supreme Allied
War Council will send two delegates
from each Of the great powers.
LONDON. The London railway
strike, affecting the tubes and other
lines. was settled ind the strikers re-
turned to work.
Observation-Disclosures debate on
The three year naval building program
was closol in Tie house.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
Governor Davis Calls State Confer
enee of District School Trustees

Richmond, Va, Feb. 12-Gover-
nor Westmoreland Davis announced
today that he was inviting all the
local district school trustees Of Vir-
ginia to meet with him in joint
conference at Richmond on Thurs
day, February 27, for the purpose Of
discussing the needs of the elemen-
tary schools of the State which, he
says, are responsible for the future
of more than 100000 of our children
In his letter of invitation to attend
the conference which he is sending
to each district school trustee
throughout the State, Governor DAVIS
~ says that "In my inaugural address,
o year ago, l stated that the chief
business of democracy is education;
{ that the institutions of higher educG-
ton should not flourish at the eX-
pense of our primary schools; and
that would not rest content until
a full term is secured for all the pri-
mary Schools and competent adequ-
ately paid teachers lead the children
in their early years to that first
knowledge which is the chief boon
and safe guard of democracy
"You can help me fulfil this pledge
by coming to this conference and
speaking frankly from your personal
experience about the needs Of your
= own district and what you think
ought to be done to improve our eie-
mentary schools. both by the State
and the respective local boards"
1t is planned for the conference to
meet in the Hall of the House of Del
egates at the Capitol on the 9th in
two sessions; the morning session
beginning at 10 o'clock, and the az
ternoon session at 3 o'clock. 1t is
understood that such questions IS
compulsory education; training, Sc
lection and pay of teachers; location
of school buildings; student health;
dependence of public schools on good
roads and adequate transportation
facilities; relation Of the State gov
ernment to local school development
and administration, and the question
of a constructive legislative school
program for Virginia will be placed
before the conference for discussion
by Governor Davis. In view of the
vital Importance of the questions to
come before this meeting, large at
tendance from all parts of the State
is expected.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
SENATE ASKS INQUIRY
into ANARCHISM
Radical Speeches in Washington
Theater Inspire the De-
mand for Action.

Washington. - An investigation OF
Bolshevism and other revolutionary
movements in this country by the Over
man committee, which has been inQuir-
ing into German propaganda, was
unanimously ordered by the senate.
Preparation for hearings was initiated
by the committee later in the day and
meetings probably will begin at once.
The resolution ordering the inquiry
was adopted in the senate after, the
Bolsheviki and the danger which their
propaganda is bringing to America
were denounced in vigorous terms.
The discussion is the result of a meet:
ing held few days ago, when Albert
Rhys Williams, recently returned from
Russia and now Bolsheyik agitator
here, addressed large crowd, thus
bringing home to the senators a reali-
zation of what BolsheviSm means.
Senator Overman read to the senate
the constitution of the Russian Soviet
government and some declarations Of
principle by the.I. w. w.
The investigation will be sweeping,
Senator Overman announced after the
executive session Of the. committee.
Major Humes and Captain Lester, who
have been assisting the committee, will
be retained on this new work, and the
records of the various departments of
the government which have had to do
with the revolutionary movements will
be called for :.
The military intelligence division Of
the general staff, it is known, has for
months been watching the movement
closely and has had it's men present at
virtually every meeting.s-It has gath
cred an immense amount of revolution
ary publications Of various kinds: and
has classified this material and listed
the agitators. It is understood the,
military intelligence does not class.
more than 500 persons in the eCcountry
as active revolutionaries, but 1t is also
known the division believes the plague
is spreading rapidly and that it is, an
exceedingly great menace.
The order for the new inquiry came:
just after the committee virtually had
wound up its German propaganda in.
quiry. At a meeting at which the or
der of Secretary Baker forbidding
members Of the military intelligence
bureau to give information to con-
gressmen was put into the record he
was vigorously criticised by members
Of both parties. ..s...,. .-...
1t is not believed, however, the, sec
retary will object to production of the
records on the revolutionists.
There was some discussion of the
wisdom Of conducting this inquiry III
executive session, on the theory that
public hearings would give the agita-
tors an opportunity for propaganda,
but the committee decided that. full
publicity was the best possible cure
for the trouble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
Great Events That Are Chang
ing the Worlds Destiny Told
in Paragraphs.
ITEMS TO INTEREST ALL.
Short Chronicles of Past Occurrences
Throughout the Union and Our
Colonies-News From Europe
That Will Instruct.
PEACE BULLETINS

The Commission on the League OF
Nations has advanced in it's work up
to the point of agreeing upon set; OF
general principles, which shall govern
the framing of the constitution as a
whole. Although this agreement is
provisional, it is regarded as clearing
The way for the framing Of further
specific articles.
The Bolshevik government Of Russia
clarified the situation as to the per-
picking question in the north by send
ing out a wireless message accepting
he allies invitation to engage in par
leys on Princes Island in the Sea Of
Marmora.
The small nations have won their
fight for larger representation on the
commission that is preparing the draft
of the society of nations. Four more
small nationalities are to have repre-
sentation on the commission, making
uine in all. =
The war emergency personnel OF the
navy is being rapidly reduced, orders
having been issued for mastering out
40 per. cent. of the enlisted men at
once.
Restrictions on American trade. e.with
Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Hol-
land virtually were lifted. The Ship
ping Board will return 910,O79 tons Of
shipping.
There is an impression in Paris that
the scheme of the society Of nations
will supersede the American Monroe
Doctrine. United States peace dele
gates, it is said, refuse to discuss the
matter.
The Congressional Medal of Honor
is awarded TO Al officers and enlisted
men for unusual feats of heroism in
the fighting on the western front.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
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WASHINGTON

Ambassador Fletcher declares Mex
leo Twill respect American oil rights.
He says the feeling toward the United
States is friendlierssince the recall OF
the: German minister, Won Eckhardt.
wv. g. McAdoo is now regarded as q
real candidate for President, Wash
ington dispatch says. President Will
son, it is asserted, has definitely de-
eided not to seek a denomination, but
). to devote his time after his tSrm eX-
pires to the society of nations and to
! literary work.
!. The British trade embargo Is de-
. nounced in the senate and resolution
introduced asks the state department
to say what steps have been taken TO
persuade Britain to- withdraw the re-
stlictions imposed on commerce.
=, National appropriation of $4O0, 0,O00,-
900 for the Improvement Of waterways
.as a:measure to aid prosperity is pro-
posed by the Rivers and Harbors Con-
-gress.
Major General Crowder, in his sec
,end annual report Oh the draft, pro-
posed to use the draft machinery 10
take the decennial census.
War department announced awards
of 81 congressional medals Of honor
The three year naval building pro-
gram will be continued by large ma
jority. in the House. There was much
criticism of the secrecy regarding
President Wilson's cable message de-
claring it's passage to be essential.
The senate by unanimous vote or
ders the Overman committee to make
a sweeping investigation Of Bolshevist
activities in the United States. De-
nland is made also on Attorney Gen.
eral Gregory for report on what he
has done regarding Bolshevist meet
ing almost in the shadow Of the Capt.
tol.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14

The house committee has agreed
upon the wheat guarantee. bill, by
which the farmer will receive the prom
ised price, the government losing the
difference if the price falls.
Federal troops were sent to Seattle
and Tacoma, where $4,000 men went
on general strike in sympathy with
25,OO0 striking shipyard workers.
Twelve enlisted men of the army
who arrived at Newport News as stow
aways were sent back to France for
court martial as deserters.
Rhode Island senate by vote of %
to 12 postponed action on ratification
of the federal prohibition amendment.
United States Employment Service
placed 100000 workers up to Janu-
ary 1.
Time for filing by farmers of appli-
cations for nitrate Of soda was ex-;
tended to February Is.
Urging the House Rules Committee
to give the right Of way for passage of
Legislation prohibiting immigration for
four years, Frank Morrison, secretary
Of the American Federation Of La!
Dor, said that 100000 men in the Unit.
ed States were now without employ
ment.
1t is "unthinkable" that Congress,
having placed a guarantee on the
price of wheat, should neglect to keep
faith with the farmers Of the country,
julius H. Barnes, president Of the
Food Administration Grain Corpora
tion, told the House Agricultural Com
mittee.
Witness declares DR.. Albert, Ger
man "paymaster" in United States,
raised $4,000 for O'Leary. Arthur
Weiner testifies that he sent money II
editor Of Bull.
Federal revenue officers discovered
at Valley Stream, L. l., vast quantities
Of moonshine whiskey and alcohol. 1t
was manufactured in, "a cooperage and
barrel factory there
During a debate in the senate on the
league of nations Senator Hitchcock
said he was sure President Wilson
would advise the senate before max
ing any pacts.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
FOREIGN

President Carranza, it is understood,
will call special session of Mexican
Congress to consider petroleum legis
lation for American oil holdings
Count Karolyi president of Hun
gary, informed the cabinet the div
sion Of lands will start as suoI as the
land reform act is published.
French government abandoned plans
for taking over transportation compa
nies following an announcement by
the companies that strikes were set.
tied
A delegation Of prominent Canadian
men are now in England endeavorine
to obtain $100,000000 worth of orders
to keep Canadian factories from clos
ing. down.
French political circles fear the de.
parture of Lloyd George and President
Wilson will cause delay in the outcome
Of the peace conference.
Italy's national debt increased to
$12, ,5O0,000,0OO.
Switzerland has obtained cargo
space for tie immediate expectation
Of 10000 bales of cotton.
Bolshevist troops bolt their ranks
and flee into the woods under the with
ering fire of American troops fighting
in the Arctic twilight at Vistavka, on
the Vaga river. Chinese and Manchu
troops have appeared with the Bolshe-
wiki on this front, but have not yet
been observed in battle line. :
Prof. Edward de Valera and Messrs.
Milroy and McGarry. Sim Feiners an,l
members of Parliament, escaped from
prison in Lincoln, England, and fed in
an automobile toward the coast.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
LABOR BACKS LEAGUE PLAN.
States to Join Society win Receive

States to Join Society VIII Receive
Endorsement.
Paris. = The International I.iibor
Commission Of the peace conference
at a meeting decided all states which
are members Of Il society Of nations
shall be members of the International
Labor Legislation Committee.
The meeting, which was presided
over by Samuel Gompers. president OF
the A. r. of L.. drafted and adopted
the first two articles of an interna-
.ional convention on labor.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-02-14
Show How to Gull Poultry.

Vermont county agents conducted
131 poultry culling demonstrations,
with a total attendance of 2,655 peo-
pie during the fall of 1918. The
flocks culled numbered 62, 2,620
birds being handled by the demon
strator and people in attendance. Of
this number 1,0S1 birds, or Al per
cent, were discarded as "boarders.
AS a result of the campaign work sc
farmers went through their flocks,
aggregating 7,454 birds, and culled
1884, or 39.1 per cent. This result
indicates the influence and immedi-
ate and definite benefits of such
demonstrations.