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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Offer of Armenian Mandate
To Canada Officially Denied

expressed willingness to accept a man
date for Armenia, it was stated author-
tatively to-day in connection with re-
ports that the Dominion was ready to
accept such mandate If it were
offered.
"The government has received no
such offer and has certainly not init
mated its willingness to accept any
such mandate" said one government
official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
overcoming Premier Millerand's oppo-
sition to revision of the German treaty.
Military Action Hinted

Military Action Hinted
1.-THE representative of England" as
serts "Pertinax," in the course of his
article, Charged high military mem
Der Of his suite with the duty of in
terpcsing questions during discussions
for the purpose of giving the impress
sion that if Germany should fail exact
ly to execute the Treaty of Versailles,
once it is revised, England would con-
sent to sending her soldiers into the
Ruhr Valley in company with those of
France.
"Maneuvers at San Reno having
the purpose Of overcoming French OPP
position to revision of the treaty are
the elimination of conversations which
have been going on at Berlin between
officials of the German government
and certain Allied representatives. The
arrival Of the German note asking for
a permanent army Of 100000 men is
not a mere coincidence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
France and Reds Trade Capt;ves

PARIS, April 23.-Reprcsentativcs Of
France and the Russian Soviet gov
eminent have signed an agreement re-
lative to the exchange and repatriation
Of prisoners Of war held in each
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24

When it is recalled that the total vote cast in the
last presidential election about eighteen and
one-half millions and that in the present poll THE
DIGEST is taking eleven million voters are being
asked to name their choices for the presidency it
will be seen that the results of this poll will give
very accurate idea of the man that the American
public want for president. The second weeks re-
turns are published in THE DIGEST for April 24th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24

livery section Of the country is being canvassed by
mail in this poll, and many thousands of votes are
presidential conventions in June the DIGEST will
print weekly tabulation Of this monster vote and
it is not too much to say that will be carefully and
eagerly scanned by the public. and in all likelihood
will have considerable influence upon the selection
great parties
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-17

England holding one-fourth of the
inhabitable globe-in' .other words,
with the worlds territory satisfac-
toriily divided and distributed-we
now. against all subject peoples and
in the face of the most solemn PLEDGES
OF freedom and independence, invoke
the rule of territorial integrity. 1t is
autocratic, it is despotic, it is uncon-
scio,nable. 1t is un-American. 1t is
soulless. constituencies task from
which the American people turn with
uncencelaed aversion as the hideous
thing unfolds 1t means oppression
1t means injustice! 1t means war!
One of the most serious objections
! to Article K is that is places the real
power to toment war or force war
further than ever from the constrain-
ing control of the people. While 1t
may be true that certain formalities
will have to be observed, such as in
some instances a declaration of war.
the things which make war inevitable
are nuder the absolute control of
conclave of European diplomats sit
ting behind closed doors at Geneva.
No scheme for peace win ever be-
worthy of peoples confidence which
woes no place the power of peace Or
war in the control of those who must
pay the taxes and fight the battles
when war comes. If those who make
war had to fight the wars there would
be fewer wars. If I had my way
about it l would write into the Con-
stitution of the United States a pro-
vision that no war should ever be
begun by our. country except in alb
A0fa 4 80
actual attack until the question has
been submitted to vote of the neo-
pie. II you want to stop war, take
the power. to foment war out of the
hands of the munition makers and the
diplomats and place it in the hands or
under the control of those who mutt
fight and DIE when the war comes.
The President once very truly said,
The people do not make war" Rare.
ly have they indeed done so except in
defense of their own liberties i.
League Could Foment War.
The Council of the league, under
Article x. could foment war at anv
time it should see fit to do So Nine,
men representing the inhabitants OF
the earth could bring about a condi-
ton where the people. notwithstand-
ing any provisions of their respective
Constitutions, would be dragged or
driven into war as they have been
heretofore nine times out of ten. vi
the territorial integrity. of some ma
ton were violated or if there was
threat of war somewhere. the Council
would have perfect right, according
to the terms of the contract which
we are asked to ratify, to call for a
blockade or for troops The fact that
some Congress had to vote the troops
would not protect the people at all |
if you had contracted in advance to
vote them. Or if they called for the
troops merely for police purposes,
war would inevitably follow nine
times out Of ten. Suppose Shantung
should throw off her false and i'm
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-17

travail for those who are governed
against their will and who are seeking
liberty. One of the main objects OF
the Holy Alliance was to preserve the
territorial integrity of all members of
the league. Now after the Versailles
conference had divided the earth and
remade the map of the world, after
their combined scepter had been es-
ta6iished Over veteran legions and
subject. realms" there is evoked this
principie-.the principle of the victors,
plucked from the creed of the Vienna
Congress. of territorial integrity. And
we are to underwrite and guarantee
1t all. Under Article x it would be
Impossible tor any people anywhere
to ever secure their liberty except by
the unaniomus consent of the dom
inant powers Of the league A more
autocratic combination of power has
never been conceived.
League Standard Wrong.
My friends-and say this with the
utmost personal consideration for
those who hold different view-the
standard set up, in this league is all
wrong. Democracies will never sub
scribe to it.. The people will never
accept it. 1t is the standard of the
18th century. 1t is the standard of
the old Vienna Congress-. It is the
supreme tenet from despotism's re-
voting creed. Territorial integrity,
regardless of how the territory was
acquired or the wants and aspirations
OF the men and women who occupy it
can you conceive of a standard more
at war with human progress-more
unjust toward subject peoples?
Territorial integrity-that would
have covered the thirteen colonies and
would have executed Sam Adams and
John Hancock as traitors. That
would have covered Cuba and held
her. in bondage until the last child
had persisted of hunger and the last
mother had been murdered by the
petty slaves of remorseless tyrants
That standard would cover Egypt Ko-
rea, Ireland and Shantung-titles
founded in fraud and force and brok-
en- pledgest titles sustained against
the hopes and prayers of millions
petitioning through decades and CEN
turtles for their freedom, petitions
which the human family would sink
live Such rule denies fruition to
those passions and hopes without
which the huma family would sink
into loathsome bestialitv
Germany's Plan,
Suppose Germany had won, the
fight. What rule would she have
invoked? Territorial integrity!
Would she not have declared that her
conquered dominions should hence
forth be protected-that territorial in
tegrity should hereafter forever be
the standard to which all peace-lov
ing nations should adhere? 1t would
have been her creed. Germany hav-
ing failed and the allies having won,
we now invoke the rule. Japan hold
ing Korea and Shantung-which is
another name for the dismemberment
Of China; France holding her posses
sions in China, Syria and Africa;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-17

moral rule and China should assist her,
as she would. and the Council would
call on our president to send one hun
bred thousand men as our proportion
to steady the situation or protect
Japans territorial integritv. How
long would it be after our troops were
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-17

there until the fighting would COM
mence and war would be on-declara-
ton or no declaration of Congress?
Let the dead boys in Russia, sent
there ostensibly to steady the situa-
ton or guard a railroad answer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
Help Wanted-SaIesmen

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EN-Insxpsriencsd CT experienced,
and ful particulars. Address National
saleEmen,s II Assn-Dept. go. chicago. VI
LOCAL Statesmen for manufacturing
company for different parts Of New Mex
ico and e Paso. a profitable ana perua-
nent proposition Address G IL. care
Herald
A FREE TIP 10 Europe and q good Rank
roll on the side. An extraordinary open
ing for real salesmen. 2. F. johnson. 707
l5th St. y. w. washington. D. g
sALESMEN-sl0 70 $40 daily easy selling
lions. renewals On supplies. retain commits
slons from couections- Sanichu. 5s24
Cottage Grove. Chicago
OUR FACTORY
Wants representatives for this state. have
practical and simple absolute necessity
for Ford cars. sells on Shit free demon
stration. agents can make from sso0 70
OREGON and san Antonio.
Statesmen. STOP-Does 10000 yearly
sound good 20 you2 II 80. here IS the
proposition. We want a good. clean. live
wire salesman accustomed 70 interviewing
retail merchants. who possesses tact. busi-
ness ability and banner energy. and not
kid glove salesmeu- To such a nan we
offer the rare opportunity Of making more
money TINS year, on commission basis
tnan yau have ever made before Address
? D Nykamp. Mgr, Box 100. station
C, Cleveland, Ohio.
THE sALESNAN-Experie only. &C
quainted with trade. sell high grade tires
direct from factory 70 iobbers and retail
erss straight commission. no advances
splendid, permanent connection for first
class man, state age. experience. refer
enees. territory Ehuan. 17s y. Michigan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
Help Wanted-Agents

Help Wanted-Agents
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SO WORTH soap. perfumes. etc, free.
Lscsssian Co. Dept 4QI. St Louis 40.
CHEWING GUM-Popular craze and
Spearmint packs. Bail Gum Helmet Co.
Cincinnati
AGEN Ts-Wlreless Umbrella. IN pay
hustlers 81 an hour 70 take orders for this
newest invention. no investment. write for
style outfit. Parker Mfg- Co. Sos Vine
St. DAYTON. Ohio
TERRITORY sALEsHEN Roadrnen.
demonstrations. new plan, you collect the
money and keep y all. we get ours later.
Instant-Heat Co. Dept s. Columbus. o.
MEN-WOMEN make 500 to $500 monthly
with PreserToiine, needed by every auto
ist, no competition sample free Beau
inert Chemical Works. Houston. Tex
AGENTS-Ladies or men sell food and
labor saver. prevent pot from boiling dry.
retail 81 Jesse J. Crow. General Deliv-
cry. Fl Worth. Tex
GENERAL AGENTS-Crew nanaeers- sci
exclusive proposition on Brussels Fibre
Broom. quick seller, outWears 4 straw
hrooms. real cooperation Crsmsr Co.
sosa Houston. e worth
MAN WITH FORD car make big money
taking orders for Simplex Ford Starter.
years on market. many thousands in use.
some territory now open simplex Mfg
Co. Anderson. Ind
AGESTs-20oas profit. wonderful little
article, something new. sells ike wiidfire.
carry right In pocket. write At once for
free sample Albert Mills. general man
aeer. 3s1 American Bag. Cincinnati. o.
AGENTS-Raincoats , will positively pay
you 81 apiece for reversible and leather
cite ratncoat orders. do all delivering
2e-paEe catalog Of fabrics and styles. no
Investment. postal brings samples Parker
Mfg Co. sos Rae St, Dayton, Ohio
AGENTS-To sell low priced automobile
HHa aa1HaH
sells for sass: other sizes IN proportion
chance Of lifetime for hustiers 10 earn big
money. exclusive sales contract Auto
Tire Clearing House, 1900 ". 18th St.
Chicago.
TEN THOUSAND miles Instead OF 5000.
no more biowouts. 500 less punctures.
every car owner waiting for wonderful
new tire saving device Low cost; liberal
profits. sales guaranteed. details free. act
81 y Cincinnati Ohio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
Helm Wanted Female


A WELL stablished Chicago corporation
expects 20 have several vacancies during
February in southwestern territory; appli-
cants must have at least the equivalent
OF a high school education. be between
the ages OF IS and IS and free 70 travel
extensively. salary TO start. give age. edu-
cation and previous experience In first
letter. address s J. Gillfillsn. Garland
Bldg. Chicago. H.
WANTED-Lady Of culture and refine
ment. equivalent Of hiEf school education.
20 to IS years OF age. good personality
and entirely free 70 f-1vel. preference
given TO one who through misfortune or
financial reverses is compelled 10 enter
the business world position does not re-
quire previous experience or the invest
meut Of any money as We pay salary and
railroad fare 70 start desirable position
open at once for qualified applicant; per
sonal interview necessary for city appi-
cants. out OF town applicants give age.
education and business experience first
letter. D. z. Ashby. sheldon Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

AEents-sen Tire Preservative Puncture
stop. Preserves rubber as oil preserves
leather. works against heat. instantly
seals slow leaks and punctures, no mys-
tery, works on scientific principle. in
creases tire mileage. patented and guar
anteed. trial box for one tire and brass
injector 81, four boxes and injector IS,
money refunded II not as represented. at
tractive proposition for county and state
agents Hapner & Bendure. Spencerville.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
Help Wantsd-Salesmen

hANIED-TFo experienced men on com
mission 10 solicit and collect Industrial
llfe insurance. Cali at 2o3 Herald Bldg.
sALESMEN-We manufacture Ford ac-
cessory which Interests dealer and owner
on sight; sou can make $3.50 per week.
Motor Products Co, Indianapolis. Ind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

HIGH class salcsmen wanted. preferably
those who have had experience selling
maps. the new Rand NcSally-EI Paso
Herald map Of Eurup and the United
States Is In great demand: this Is a ire
mendous money saving proposition for
saiesmen that can sell an article which is
absolutely Necessary in every school. busi-
ness house OF offics- Apply 70 H 4
Frfs Fl Paso Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
Oil and Mining

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INVEST IN OKLAHOMA SOIL
Oklahoma has amazed the world with Its
vast quantities Of underground wealth
and the surface has not yet been
scratched" say the biologists: in order
10 better advertise another new field we
VIII give you warranty deed 70 one lot
600 square feetl for s.; send today.
COLBERT REALTY CO.
Ardmore, Okla
NORTH LOUISIANA OIL LEASES in 20.
90 so. so acre tracts and ~. between
The Sinclair Cos" well location near
Vernon and the J. & L Cos drilling well.
II either one strikes oil land they both
look like they should get IT'D one Of these
leases viii be worth many thousands Of
dollars: they are IN a southeast line with
the great Homer oil field In the approx
mated geological trend Of the oil Ground
floor price. SIS per acre a real play for
your money!. Five year leases 81 renewal.
attorneys opinion attached Law g. En-
beldiur. e24 Texas St. Shreveport. La
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
RoOming HOusss-FOr Sale and Rent

TEN rooms. good location. cheap rent.
good lease. s11l E san Antonio. Phi s3l4.
FOR SALE-By owner. s rooms. nicely
furnished. Housekeeping and sleeping.
business proposition Phi 5365W. 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07


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FURNISHED house with garage by March
LIST Phi. 67ss.
WANTED-Garags IN the vicinity Of DC
tavia and Boulevard Phi eoffW.
WANTED-At once. OF room furnished
house near Homan sanatorlunn- Ph. 5o32.
WANTED-To rent. unfurnishsd house. 4
or rooms. centrally located Address C
lis. care Herald.
WANTED Small furnished or unfur-
nished apartment CT Housekeeping rooms.
Phi s2s.
WANTED-To rent BY couple. small fur
nished apartment with bath. close in Phi
3S74 Ask for Chris Jordan
WANTED-By healthy couple with baby.
small furnished house. prefer close in.
answer az once Address 2 10T. cam Herald
WANTED-Furnished Housekeeping room.
not fancy. but clean Room rs sheldon
Hotel
WANTED-For one year. unfurnishsd
house. five or six rooms. modern convent
ences. close in address sol Caples Bldg
WANTED-Four OF room house with
sleeping porch. permanent tenant Phi
ss2sJ-
WANTED-By married couple small com
pletely furnished house vicinity OF Five
cred. Phi s73e.
WANTED-To rent. 3 iight housekeeping
rooms where wen behaved children viii
not be objected 10. can furnish references.
Ph- leI3. % 5.
WANTED-To rent. small. modern IN
furnished house near Five Points. perma-
nent party. r. Brucker. Tailor. Cleaner
WANTED-To rent. room with heat pre-
ferably near Government Hill or Rich
mond Terrace. Dyer ST.. Mckinley Ave.
etc. Leave address with Phi 1895
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

HOAIER-LA. OIL LEASES.
7 have 80 acres southeast Of the
big wells. Claiborne Parish. 10
acres up. SIS Ter acre. wells drill
ing close by with good showing,
quick action Necessary
H. B. ELLIOTT.
Ph s5e. Room 2. 11oorshouss-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

II you are thinking q buying . car here
Is a chance q a lifetime. 1913 model
cylinder. OldEnoblls. IS Horsepower.
beautiful touring car TN only 5000 miles
privately owned and always ven treated
genuine heavy leather upholstery in new
condition. ClrcaaslEl walnut llE-rurlal DO
board. s day clock. s cord tires q new.
shock disorders pilteElass rear window.
legal lenses skid chains. extra tubes ard
tire cover. complete equipmeur 1879
uesnse paid. new price with above equip
ment 1880. my price $500. actual value
$780, this car u good enough for q nil
Ioualre 20 own and en3CT. bring your
cheek book because youu buy e when
You see t. 114 Trust Bldg Sunday Pr
ss1GI. after sunday Ph- 1873. own bring
this csr 70 YOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
10 DISSATISFIED OWNERs on

TO DISSATISFIED OWNERS OF
N0N-ACTINE OIL STOCKS
7 know there are a whole lot Of
PEOPLE in Fl Paso and the South
west who are dissatisfied with the
oil stocks they own. while these
stocks have a varying cash value
they have not brought the returns
their owners anticipated / an In
position TO exchange these stocks
for a deal in the Homer Field that
IS bound 10 appeal 70 anyone who
appreciates the possibilities Of an
oil proposition that is properly
handled 80 TO I. 100 TO I. and
even 500 10 I is not out OF the
bounds Of reason on the plan 7
have II viii stand the fullest in
vestiEatiou- There Is no Obligation
on your part in making the inveH-
tigatiou- II you viii write and
state Just what stocks you own.
the number Of shares each. and
what you consider a fair market
price. I viii be glad 70 give you
full Information as 20 my plan,
and what 7 viii allow you on an
exchange basis
As the amount Of money ! re-
ouirs IS comparatively small. the
amount Of stocks can use as col
lateral IS limited In other words,
z you want 20 get in on an oil
PROPOSITION that promises the big
Eest possible returns, act now
Address
L r. ROGERS.
80 Herald Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

NED ready cash. viii sell part Of nv
holdings FL Fisher OIL Corporation cheap
Phi s591 between and Z >. m OF address
II III care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
SOLD OUrtfI

SOLD OUTffi
During our first month 70 busi-
ness We are pleased 70 announce
that we sold all the Quality Used
Cars our shop could refinish-
We now have In the course %
refreshing more QUALITY Used
AUTOMOBILES
let ~
rnusiEn
your car
q q Is
late model
real value
used
Automobfle-
SOUTHWESTERN AUTOMOBILE co.
1co-le1 " san Antonio- Phone 1851
In the rear o. Del Norte Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

Business Chances
FOR sALE-Grocery. viii invoice. Gail
3s11 Alameda
SMALL Cleaning and pressing shop. cheap;
proprietor sick 421 \. Oregon-
HAVE YOUR Ford overhauled for SIS at
Neal's Garsgs. 20 Teas
FOR SALE good bakery. only bakery
IN town doing good business address P
O. Box $50. A1o. ARR
HOUSE AND sign PAINTING. tfntinE.
paper hanging and decorating; best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes- Phi s02s.
WANTED-Actirs partner IN new and
second hand furniture. $4,000 Necessary
address J. rs. care Herald-
WANTED-To huy. up TO date dental
office or would consider partnership Phi
s526W-
500 PER ANNUH in an absolutely safe
enterprise; II an income ike this on
few hundred dollars appeals TO you. write
BoI $50. Burkburnett Tex
sFANTED-To lind good business for sale.
hotel retain store. laundry. mfg business
OF garage r. Jones. $50 s Oakley. Chi
cago.
FOR RENT-One-half OF building AZ 30T
Mills street good location for barbecue or
quick lunch: barbecue trade established.
doing good husiness- can AZ soI Nils s.
WANTED-Parrner for grocery business.
have best location in town Gail for wal
lace at 500 z san Antonio or 1911 n.
Campbell, sunday
5000 Will Buy half interest in Hous-
ton retail furniture business which made
1909 profit last year. CAL or write Nor
ris H Greenberg. AZ Stewart Bldg
Houston. Tex
BROKERs WANTED = Home company,
drilling wells, Desdemonas capital $780,
900, II leases W D. Morrel, president
cashier Farmers Bank, Hog Town Co,
German. Tex
WORKING partner wanted Need reli-
able. steady man for big paying business
must have from $1,000 10 5000 cash Ad-
dress J. ~. care Herald-
DESIRE 10 make arransenent with party
70 finance an agricultural development
project which viii require during next
eight months expenditure o. thirty-five
thousand dollars Should return 50 percent
profit per year during five years al least
Address G. Us. care Herald
SEND SO FOR TEXAs on LEAsE-
Lease runs 10 years, rentals 81 per acre
annually. We keep you posted about de-
velopment near your lease oil maps sent
on request Write RainboW's End Co.
At Hershlzo WITT Bldg. Oklahoma City.
okla
WANTED-PartHer with small amount Of
money. can secure one half interest in
state Of Texas IN one o. the fastest selling
necessities Of merit ever placed on sale
Agents IN other states made 5000 in 2
days Important proposition. must be
handled quickly. Not lecessary 70 be a
salesman Proposition strictly ieEitlmats;
we invite invesrigation- Address FLO.
care Hera-f-
BANKERS. BROKERS, PROMOTER-
Increase your stock, bond and mortgage
sales We prepare result getting pros
pectuses, letters and circulars. our book
let, Money 70 Finance OF Expand Your
Business Tor s. or free u you describe
your proposition. Hiatt K NcDade.
Financial Advertising. Argo. III. fsuburb
Of rshf-azof
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
OIL

The big Husco Basin oil well is down
about 1890 feet 7 have a feW claims less
than 8 miles in New Mexico for SO for
20 acres Pennsylvania formation The
big vel is n blue shale. J. S. Crozier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07

STOCK BEOEER@We want firms 10
handle blocks OF capital issue Of company
having $500 acres. three wells. low capital.
Good commission Write Edward RYAN.
Fiscal agent. Box $50. Cameron. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-07
Dressmakng

Dressmaking
SEWING and remcdeiinE done rsasonahls-
hours s a. m 20 .. m Call SOS n. Camp
BELL "a. sotJ-
OLD CUSTOMERS. also new ones. viii s.
welcome at oar new location At sos Me-
SWIHART BLEDSOE-