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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

n IAW 4OEsH-s llL. els---'lSsA ----l-
IN ington certainly started some
thing. as the saying goes, with
Seventeen" Clarence" and other
boyish fancies, for now at the Park
theater there Is Bah" the feminine
equivalent OF Willie Baxter. This
time the simple playwright. Edward
Childs Carpenter, has taken his cue
from stories OF Nary Roberts Rine-
hart The result is a comedy, IL not
fantasy. Of feminine adolescence ab-
surdly amusing
Barbara Is a strange creature who
comes under the somewhat unfamiliar
head Of a "sub-deb," that IS a girl
VINO is not old enough 10 burst Into
the social world. and finds herself
compelled to make the most Of life
as she grows Into her elder sisters
clothes. To make up for the loss OF
other things she INDUCES in eUtrava-
CANT phrases, fhnging set and
mate" into her talk making SUCH
reckless headway that she shocks her
mother and causes even her indulEent
father 20 be reflective when his head
is turned from her nonsense. she IS
at most silly young thing ana in
the end she accomplishes nothing
more than the elopement OF her elder
sister with an Engiishman who en-
trusts TO her car-wheel contracts
which offer a good profit TO her
father. For her part. she is left 70
wait for a sensible young man who
discovers she is writing love letters
20 an imaginary adorer, whereupon
he brings 70 her an actor who an
swers every requirement. except that
OF a sincere lover. Bah IS LETT 20 fan
on her fathers chest and await the
return OF the sensible young man. The
play IS so awkwardly arranged that
b. takes four acts 20 ten q story not
worth more than three acts.
Helen Hayes is delightful as Bah,
though &c may easily be seen that the
role is child plav for this exceedingly
clever young actress. Tom Powers
plays the WaJchful admirer withs ad-
mirable discretion. and sam Edwards
is a very good father Parents and
girls may ind Bah appealing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
AIRPLANE NOW USED FOR
TRANSPORTING ANIMALS

The alrDlane seems 70 be playing
as important a role IN Transporting
additions 20 the menaEerie as in car
ryinE humans and mail across CONT
neuts- Recently. one read or dogs
being flown across the channel, and
now e. London correspondent writes
that recently a member OF the Eng
lsh nobility. who ran short OF a polo
pony on the morning OF a polo game.
wired London 10 mail him one via
airp-ane- The game was played al
the time set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
PALESTINE CONTRACTOR GETS
WORK OF REPAIRING ROAD

Douglas, Ariz.. Oct S0.-Dan LeRoe
OF Palestine, Tex, has been awarded
construction Of % miles OF the Bor-
derland highway, between BernardinO
station. northeast OF Douglas, and the
New Mexico line The work is desiE-
mated as section . Of the Douglas
Rodeo highway, federal aid project
No. IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

Walter Hampden has added Tam
ing Of the Shrew" to his repertoire.
Sally in Our Alley" will go into
rehearsal
and satins,' has gone back 70 vaude-
Vile
Peggy Mitchell Of broadway Brew
tiles has had three proposals Of
marriage since she inherited $50 1000.
Madeline Chiefs has been engaged
Its I'D 20 YOU
Hamish AcLauriu has written an
other Red Cross motion picture. It
Is called The Spirit OF Service"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

We have It on excellent authority
that Herb Roth invited a friend 20
see Three Live Ghosts" The friend
was from Walla Walia- wash. When
they met downtown 10 80 to the
theater. the Westerner asked
What did you say the name Of this
show isGn
Three Live Ghosts"
"Oh that's different said the
Walla Wallatonian. i thought you
said goats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
WILL DEVELOP sIExTCo.

The Chevrolet Motor company has
announced that It wiz develop the
field Of northern Mexico. The Ell Paso
chamber OF commerce has received a
letter from r S. Townsend. sales
manager or the company in Fort
Worth asking for the names OF dealt
ers in Mexico who might be inter
ested in handling motor cars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
WHEN BLACKsMTTHs
BECOME GARAGEuRs

From the early part Of 1900 until
several weeks ago, 8 little old red
building, one OF the landmarks Of
East Cambridge. Mass, foundered IN
der the insignia, Blacksmith Shon."
Today that same building Is being
demolished 10 make way FOR a garage.
and the nan who conducted the for
mer business for % years will tamper
with automobiles in lieu % horses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
About Broadway Plays And Players

Nov. g. Her managers Comstock &
Gest. have surrounded her with an
excellent company which includes Lu-
Pine Lane. an English comedian. who
also is making his first appearance
In America IN this piece Others in
the cast are Frances Cameron. ". n
Rawlins and Irving Beebe. Comstock
G Gest are making this production
IN association with Charles 3. Coch.
ran, the London manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

Ed Parker, Of Oklahoma City. dis
trict manager Of the Stephens Motor
company. has closed a contract with
the West Texas Motor company. the
territory Of the company being west
Texas and the greater part OF New
n-arlcn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
SHE'LL sTIcK 10 AT.

Jeanette Dietrich has taken Rosie
Quinn's place at the Century prone
made She has promised faithfully
not TO exchange her stage career for
the dishrag for at least three years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
ROGERS AND MARSHALL NOW
WITH LESTER MOTOR co.

=. C. Rogers and John Marshall
have taken positions as salesmen with
the Lester Motor company. Mr.. Mar
shall was formerly with Erakauer,
Cork d 1foye-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

Never let the tires stand IN pools
Of oil on the garage floor. OIL rots
the rubber IN time. The careful car
owner keeps his garage floor free OF
water, oil or grease. his tires last
longer as q result.-Motor Life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

thinking you'd like to let Broadway
know what % expect from these peo-
pie We told the manger we repre-
scented you, but he said he'd never
heard OF you fifty cents worth. SO
we had 70 put up a quarter % get IN
The play was called stop Camella.
or There VIII BE No Hope, It was
about SRI who spent too much
money and caused much anguish
among the storekeepers. Camelia was
the belle OF the town but she did not
ring true. Get that-bella didn't ring
true2 The wife thought that out The
cast was fine, all but the boy who
played the front legs OF the COW. he
wouldn't do FOR Broadway. After the
show let out there was a train wreck
and a few people got killed There
was much excitement but could learn
nothing-Ie ff.'
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Nobody but a stuttering person
should break his word.
FoOLTsI1IENn.
sob, Fay the poet said 20 her.
-Dou't I write lovely rhymcf
PLEASE give me your reply nf once
And not some other time
The maiden's face grew dark with
pains
she thought she'd do him dirt.
"tour stuff q punk she did reply,
To pert was she-too pert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
A SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR Check
Delivered With Your Selection Of
A KISSEL Custom
Built SIX
During November Only
Because
Because

We want 900 Ke Owners America during November
Kss prices cannot be reduced without lowering quality
Furthermore the only prevent INCREASE IN PRICE
INCREASE PRODUCTION We must dispose of this increased
duciOn 1000 purchasers will not do il, BUT
Every Kisse owner satisfied user Every satisfied
of his satisfaction Therefore 1000 that
additional people viii know the merits of Ksse products
factory and the distributor advertising this pIan win sacrifice
$500 per to this quick demand.
This Plan Applies to Kisse Passenger Cars and Trucks Deliveries
only after Monday November 1920 and
later than November 8O Full market value viii be allowed
your present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
ALAMOGORDO ROAD ALMOST
hlPASSABLE. SAYS CARRUTH

A. A. Carruth. OF The Calumet oil
company. wired this week warning
tourists about the trip over the El
Easo-Alam oEordO road he said that
there are several stretches which are
completely under water, and are prac-
ticaliy impossible.
- - - 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

tt has been arranged for Alice
Delysia TO make her American debut
in Agar at the Central theater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

Nobody but a suffering person
should break his word
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HOME

WEST END.
Nice detached brick house OF 8 rooms
bath. electric lights. hot-water heat
ana large lot. owner a nonresident,
and Will sacrifice same. Possession
September LIST.
lo-room brick on WEST GRACE
STREET. near Allen Avenue. Has hot
water heat electric lights, hardwoo
noors, newly papcred and painted
Possession in short time. Price, 49,
SUBURBAN.
On account of i'll health. tho owner
mas authorized us 20 offer nice home
In North Richmond of rooms and
creeping porch; bath, gas electric
Hshts, not water heat. screens, shades
ana awnings. Whole house stripped
with metal; concrete basement and
iaEsc lot. Price, $500. Possession of
ms house can be arranged.
sew. siucco, OF rooms tile bath,
not water heat. electric lights. hard :
WOOD hoors. laundry tubs and all mod
cru convenicnccS. Close TO car line and
proposed smooth paved street POSSES
aion within thirty days. or sooner.
BARTON AVENuE-Ncw, stucco. Of
rooms, bath, electric lights. etc.
H. r. KICHESON g. CO,
Eleventh and Bank Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
A Nice Comfortable
HON E

rooms and bath. latrobe heat; in
the 200 block Stuart Avenue. Price
right. See
WALTERS b. sHAFER,
2l0-2ll Real Egtate Exchange Bldg.
Phone Madison 276.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
For SaIe-Houses


 FOR SALE at Long Beach, Cal.-My beautiful home. comprising two full lots. S0-foot frontage on prominent paved street, by 1325a feet deep to all ley: with modern. we'll built house consisting of large living room, dIn- ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath room. laundry room. white brick fireplace in living room, fine buffet in dining room, and all modern buiit-in effects, hardwood floors, large cement porch and steps, walks, auto runway to commodious garage in rear of house; this place is highly improved with bearing fruits and berries, flow CTS, lawns. vegetable gardens; chicken house and woven wire pens; on ad- joining lot is a bungalow garage with two rooms and large screen porch. all new; also fruit trees, flowers and veg etables, lawns. etc; everything in first-class condition: located one block from fine school, churches and business center. This fine property must be seen to be appreciated, and all for SS5O0. cash or terms. Address NJ K. HOLCOMB. 329 First National Bank Bldg. Long Beach dr
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
WANTED

Listings of your houses, lots ano ranches We have the buyers.
 F. A. JEFFERSON. Realtor S2 s. Central Ave. Phone TO dr
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
DEAD

FLOOD gates, lumber cut ready tc nail. any size. Arizona Box Co, Al hambra Write or come see us IT
 FOR SALE-One complete one-chair barber outfit: also gold watch 10 ex
 change for bicycle. SIS ". Washing
 ton. ll
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
For Rent-Apartments


 A DANDY two-room furnished apt, suitable for one or two men: located northeast, close in on paved street and car line. Phone 30S3 and ask for Mathews. gs
 NICE CLEAN furnished apartment, modern hot water connections, cool and pleasant: garage; no sick or children. S14 N. 10th ave. Phone 8OS3. gb
 FOR RENT-Five-room apartment. nicely furnished, sleeping porch and one bed room, location near postoffice, on Fourth Ave, will rent very cheap for summer months; if interested call at 220 w. Washington St, or phone 1908. gs
 APARTMENT N. 2nd St. l
 FURNISHED apt. S47 N. 4th ave. k
 FOR RENT-3-room apartment with bath. 134 s. Third Ave. gs FURNISHED 3-room apt, front and back entrance; shade; no sick or chil dren. 2230 W. Washington. b
 APARTMENT for rent; large living room, dining room, kitchenette, private bath and screen sleeping room; large front porch, close in well furnished, no sick or children. 7O9 N. 4th St. D
 FOR RENT-Unfurnis brick apt, 1 rooms, screen room. garage. shade. paved street and car line; years lease given if desired. 2O11 w. Adams. b
 MODERN 4-room apt. nicely furn- ished. Phone 2447. l FOR RENT-Three- room apt, furn- ished. 921 $. Central ave, phone S567.
 gs
 COOL, close in apt, neatly furnished summer rates or reasonable rent oD years lease. Phone 2417 or call 314 N. Fifth ave. If FURNISHED new apartment; four Ho% FURNISHED apartment for rent 1140 East Washingto ton Call after 1 D. m. today. 2t
 CONVENIENTLY located four-room unfurnished apartment; built-in fea- lures. 921 N. 4th St. If
 MODERN. rooms and bath, near car and school. close, fine shady place; i lease. 1133 East Van Buren. If 1 BLENHEIM apartments; elegant clean cool apartments. 911 N. Cen ter St. 7b l FURNISHED 4-room apartment. 314 ! N. Fourth Ave. dr 1 FOR RENT-Close in unfurnished apartments; one two room and one 1 three-room with screen porch. Inquire 2lS F.. Van Buren. gs BEA UTIFUL new apartments, just completed, for lease. Corner First St. and Taylor. gs PIERCE APARTMENTS N. 1st St, 3-room apts. with screen bed rooms. cool and close in. gs
 NICELY furnished rooms with i private bath. 900 E. Moreland. n MODERN 4-room apartment, nicely furnished. in good location. Phone 2447. gs
 ARIZONA TMENTS-Largest apartment house in Arizona; every 4I-s summer rates. Cor. 3rd St. and Roose- welt. 7-bd
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
For Sale-AutomobiIes 4


 FORD TON TRUCK, chain drive, good shape, best body in county. Will take touring car Is part payment. Van Meter. 2nd house east. of Wilson school. HenShaW road k
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
For Sale-Automobiles 4|a

FOR SALE-1919 Chandler Dispatch, | first class condition. Jake Flores For [ est Park. 22R3. 2 gl
 MUST SELL. Ford touring car by i first of July, Al condition, plenty ot
 extras 349 N. Second ave. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
For Sale-Miscellaneous
LUMBER

Prices are per 1000 square feet. 1X6 to 1X12-inch boards. s.....-.... .S45.OO
 Rough No com.
 2N6 Joists, rough No. 1 com. ---. $49.00 4in. studding, rough No. l com. S45.OO Bin. studding, rough No. l com. S45.00 2x6 surfaced f sides ..s65.O0 to Sl5-00 2X4 surfaced 1 sides .$65.00 to $l5-00 Ike, dressed and match. $65.0O to St2-Oo 12X4, beaded ceiling. $45.O0 to S65-Od 1aX6 and wider resaw ..-..---.- S30.OO Good grade cull lumber, per
 1000 feet ....-..----.... Szo-VV Mining timber 6x6 to 1Ox1O =. $500 Battens, 15X3 -.--.-.-....-...--.-S -S4o-oo 50,000 feet of S2S No. 1 com.
 DOaruS .'. -@o'-VV
 Roofing. Sash. Doors, Frames Mold ing. Let me make you out list of lumber required. Bring your plans. can read them. 90 years practical eX- perience I have the right stuff that will build a little home for little money.
 My prices are spot cash at the yard. These prices hold good until further notice This stock just been unloaded. I bought it for spot cash and spot cash will move it.
 OHLRAIT LUMBER YARD AND
 PHOENIX FLAMING MILL
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
Wanted-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-Portable houses: sizes Sx10, 10X12. 12x14. Price $65 to S99.7a This is the ideal house for your cot. ton pickers. Arizona Box Co, Phoenix AriZ fl
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
Wanted, Situation, Male I

IF YOU want a well drilled, see J. B. Wode, 115 N. Eleventh Ave, Phoenix
 7k
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
EX- SERVICE MEN
 SEEK JOBS
Wanted-Situation, Female

MOTHERS wishing to go out zen ings can get a reliable person to care for children by calling 2979. 7-dr
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
Dodge Roadster

For sale by owner, underpriced for quick sale. as 1 am leaving city. MT. Maloney. 415 Nat. Bank of Ariz Bldg. Phone 1922. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
F'erguson-Keeler Go.
321 N. Central Ave

REQ touring for sale cheap by own CT PA F. Van Buren St. 7-dI
 1919 HAYNES s limousine in first class condition; a beauty, for sale or will trade for smaller car or for com mercial car. 222 E. Jefferson. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
For Miscellaneous
HONEY

20c per pound. New mesquite ex- tracted honey for sale. Best for table use and fruit canning. $24 per case, s25O per gallon, 75c per quart. 1904 F.. Van Buren St. K
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
PARLIAMENT OF
INDUSTRY SOON
WILL Be ASKED
Meausre Will Call For General
Body To Assist Congress
Dealing With Labor And Cap
ital Problems.

Washington, Jan. IA parliament
Of industry to assist congress in deal
ing with problems of capital and Ia
Dor is to be proposed in a bill now
being drafted and shortly to be intro
duced in the senate, 1t was learned to-
day.
The plan was conceived some time
ago, but held UP pending the outcome
of the first and second industrial con-
ferences called by President Wilson. 1t
was to be presented as soon as details
could be worked out.
Following the Canadian idea the bill
win call for a general Industrial par
lament to draw up code for in
dustry. This Is to be the basis for
future LEGISLATION recommended to
congress by the Industrial body.
Tentative plans call for 100 labor
members to be chosen by unions and
other groups of employees, 100 repre-
sentatives Of capital to include busi-
ness and probably professional men. A
third group will probably be added to
represent the public. composed Of
so or 100 members. This part of the
plan has not been worke ed out definite
ly, 1t was said.
Criticism of the proposal as being
too unwieldly is anticipated" the au-
thor of the bill said today. '.But 1t
is based on the theory that the indus
trial congress will be a melting pot of
all ideas affecting capital and labor
and that complete representation of all
groups Is necessary. Out of the score
of ideas and viewpoints represented
legislation to be recommended to con-
gress can be formed"
The bill Itself will call on the presi-
dent to call an industrial parliament
as described. 1t is then established
that the parliament will make itself a
permanent body. Drafting a code of
principles relating to recognition of
collective bargaining. living wages and
peaceable settlement of disputes is the
first task the organization would have,
according to present plans.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
ORGANIZED FRIDAY

Paris Jan. 12.--The executive coun-
Gil of the league of nations will be or
ganized Friday at 10: 80 a. M, 1t was
learned today.
Because of the failure of the United
States to become a member of the
league the council will have but eight
members, instead of nine, finally plan
ned.
The delegates will include: France.
Senator Leon Bourgeois: Great Brit
ain, Earl CurZon of kedleston; Italy.
Vittorio Scialoia. foreign minister; ia
pan, Baron Mathu: Belgium, Senator
LaF'ontaine and Greece.
The Spanish and Brazilian delegates
have not yet been named.
Spain, Brazil Belgium and Greece
have been appointed to represent the
interests of all smaller nations.
The conncil's first action 1t was said,
will be to organizes administrative
commissions for the Danzig and Saar
pIebiscite areas.
Solution of the Fiume situation by the
conference of allied leaders here was
confidently expected TO be reached by
Wednesday. An agreement by that
time is essential so Premier Nitti may
return TO Itnlv with project accept
able to the Italian government. it was
said. Italy. in the cnini9n of peace
conference leaders. will not enter into
the. proposed Anglo French Italian al
lance until Fiurne has been satisfac-
torily disposed of.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
HOOVER URGES
LARGER LOANS
FOR AUSTR|ANS
Tells House Ways And Means
Committee That The Peace
Treaty Makes Austria Per-
petual Poor House.

Washington, JAM 1.-THE peace
treaty makes Austria perpetual poor
house and this condition must be
changed II a few years, Herbert
Hoover told the house ways and means
committee
Hoover urged the extension Of loans
OF s150,e01 COO to Austria, Poland and
Armenia, to prevent starvation, but
declared that In giving credits to Aus
tria. the United States should declare
to Europe that the European powers
are responsible for the condition in
Austria. The treaty, he said, shears off
all the agricultural lands from which it
previously obtained it's existence. IF
the political condition Is continued,
which makes Austria perpetual mendi-
can't" Hoover said, "the United States
should not provide the charity. The
loan should be mado with full notice
that it would he tie last and that those
powers who f1, or this situation must
pay the hill"
Hoover suggested that a union OF
Austria with Bavaria would be one So
luton of the problem.
Europe in genera. is making re-
markable recovery from the war
Hoover told the committee in denying
many statements to the contrary.
All loans to Europe should be re-
duced to the minimum, Hoover said
not only to relieve the burden on the
American taxpayer, but to force Eu-
rope to get on its feet quicker The
Bolsheviki. Hoover said, are causing
great delay to reconstruction in Po-
land because the Poles are maintain
ing an army of 100000 men on 800.
mile front against the reds.
r1rl~uA rol1u nane y,rnapu l.
rect menace TO the financial stability
of Europe" he said.
The situation in Austria IL the worst
In Europe, Hoover stated.
1T IL absolutely desperate" he said
"Austria was broken up by the peace
conferences 90 that she will be per-
petual poor house and want to Say
this question was not settled on an
American basis. Her alternatives are
migratton, death or Industrial diver.
sion.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
annual LABOR
CONvENTION0F
STATE Opened
Over 100 Delegates in Attend
ance at Meeting in PocateIIo
Political Question Will Be
Discussed on Saturday.
Capital News special service.)

Pocatello, Ida, Jan. 12.-The Idaho
State Federation Of Labor opened its
annual convention here at 3 o'clock
this morning. with A. w. Muir of Po-
catello. vice president, In the chair.
Over 100 delegates from Boise, Twin
Falls. Rigby, Buhl, Pocatello, Idaho
Falls and other Idaho towns are in at
tendance.
w. p. Whitaker, mayor of Pocatello.
was the first speaker of the morning.
He gave a brief talk on the compensa-
ton act and its application and urged
that the law be broadened so that all
would benefit by 1t. He dealt briefly
on the railroad situation and presented
some very important facts to the fed
GRAFTON.
r. Fl. Park of Boise, president of the
state body. was next introduced He
spoke on the work OF the federation
during 1919 and previous years A
comparison of the records of previous
years showed that 1919 com pared very
faycrably. As president Mr.. Park also
charged the convention as to the yari-
Gus duties 1t WAS assembled to per-
form.
A session will be called for Saturday
at which time plans would be made TO
define the stand of labor on political
questions. 1t II said that labor party
may be formed for the state. 1t has
not been stated as yet whether or not
this viii be branch Of the national
labor marty.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
BRITISH SEND
AMbhSSADORTO
GERMANY TODAY
Lord KiImarnock Leaves to Be-
come First Diplomat From
Great Britain-Resume Full
Relations at Once.

London, Jan. 12.-Lord Ililmarnock
left today for Germany to become a
British diplomatic representative there.
The sending of Lord Kilmarnock to
Germany Immediately after the treaty
OF Versailles became effective, late
Saturday, indicates the British desire
to resume full relations with Germany
at once.
Kilmarnock is an experienced diplo-
mat. He has been secretary to the
British embassy at Tokyo.
Arrival Of German diplomatic repre-
sentatives here was expected shortly.
The Swiss were preparing to vacate
the old German embassy which will be
occupied by the new representatives of
the German republic. A number Of
personal belongings left by Prince
Lichnowsky. the German ambassador
here in 1914, were being returned to the
building.