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The Washington times., 1920-07-31

Il
The press announces thst extreme.
steps arc contempiated.
LONDON, July 31.-Although tho
Polish armistice ENJOYS are reported
to have crossed the Russo-Polish
lines last night, and active negotia-
tions for a truce we're TO begin this
morning, official dispatches to the
British government indicated that
the Russian soviet troops were
pressing their attacks with violence
along the entire Polish frontier.
REDS AT BREsT LIrOvsK.
The advancing Russian army In Po-
land has reached Sthe fortress of
Brest Litovsk, said a Soviet war Of
nee 'connunique wireiessed from
COW today and picked up here.
The comnuniaue, which was dated
Moscow, Saturday morning. shows
Nti,at <N Red army is rolling back the
Poles ". Spite the arm .Stice.
The text follows:
I'VE have occupied BieIostok (11O
miles northeast of Warsaw.
an the direction of Bielsk 600
miles northeast of Warsaw we have
forced the Narva river after fl -ce
fighting
ne huSsldnS. nave oCCupleu iSt'-.
any G4O miles east of Warsaw. our
energetic advance has carried our
troops to Brest Ltovsk.
IN the direction OF kovel we have
flung back the Poles from the Stoknod
river" ."
ARMIsTICE MAY FAIL.
The Polish armistice envoys eft
Warsaw late Friday for Baranovitsh
and expected to meet the Soviet dole
gates between 8 and o'clock for
formal exchange introductions, sa d a
dispatch from the Polish capital TO-
day.
Active armistice negotiations ere
to begin today, but some doubt has
been cast on the outcome by reports
that officers of the old Czarist reg me
in the Red army were refusing to
obey orders from Moscow.
Members of the Polish armistice
delegation expressed the hope when
they left Warsaw that the soviets
terms would be such that they could
be accepted without lengthy negotia-
tions. so that the news could be flash
ed to the world that fighting had at
last come to an end on the battle
front.
NEAR GERMAN FRONTIER.
wireless dispatch. received here
at 10 o'clock, reported that the Rus
SLAMS had re-opened their drive north
of Warsaw and had seized Lomza-
Lomza is only seventy-five miles
northeast of the Polish capital, ana
but twenty miles from the German
frontier.
II this is confirmed, this seizure will
constitute a direct attack upon Polish
territorial integrity. The Allies have
already warned Soviet Russia OF the
serious consequences of invading the
Polish territory inside the demarcat-
ion line.
Up TO noon, the foreign office and
the war office had received no official
news of the opening OF actual arm
istice negotiations between the Polish
and Russian delegates either ut Bar
anovitshe or Brest Litovsk.
ITALY JOINS ALLIANCE.
The action of the Russian high COM
mand in continuing assaults against
the Polish line over a 500-mile front.
despite the fact that the Soviet gov-
ernment at Moscow had officially ac-
cepted Poland's request for an armis-
tice and cessation of hostilities, Is
jeopardizing the proposed general
peace conference of Russia and the
Russian border states in London.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
Red Blooded Men
and Women

Are interested in the news
of athletes in professional
and amateur contests.
Louis Dougher, Wash
ington's leading sports
writer, is away with the
baseball team. What he
has to say is honest, clean
and readable.
Bryan Morse, one of the
nations leading amateur
sports authorities, writes Of
amateur activities exclu-
sively for The Times.
Read The Times Sports
Page.
It's always interesting.
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
WEATHER

Partly cloudy. Prob
ably thuadsr showers
teaiGkt AsA Tomorrow.
Little change In temper
ature st b o'clock. ~ de-
Grees-
The Washington times., 1920-07-31
RUSS SOFF|CERS
OPPOSE TRUCE
Polish Cabinet in An-Night Con-
ference With Anglo I,
French Mission. |
5OO-MllE FRONT AFlAME
Action of Moscow Government
Discredited BY Men ,
in Field.

WARSAW, July 3L-The Pshsh
cabinet and the AnSio-Freneh Hais-
sion were In conference thrsaEhout
the night preparing measures t. be.
taken In event the Russians refuse
to sign the armistice protocol.
The press announces thst extreme.
steps are contemplated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

ruNri. HIabIs Q ilfgrutF pHHr
inS bsrnlns NJ lho hiifOt iIir' n
which mnrhH,s nfo compelled ~ p.fH
onch oih'r I hlWays rpfnp''Y lud
- me cn'i'lrr lIfn t-i lf.h.. n
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me rlit'tIl.f ,n.fHu I cove n 'H
- too 's'f, t"f'H 90. srr i'.'
itrhy aoI'i d.uWt..
"wy ys'y OR"
"ldVe this r.v.f f uu ..I
golden wedding 4. H' ff...'.' H.
amWuously. "Anl fof r, Hs. 'i
Iiko cut oui tha' t.,hm' Fr.n. o'
oourss. s,sr, body vI'tln my m'l'
must have sou Spo''i i0f n rrF
amateur by tbs time bit W1N iII
can vci out ~ this b,fDf' lYu mt
mo W With n"
Ilsf0io,lly f'p-efsei mo 'r .'.rii iH
10 nv lin n No. y olid rfs'rr a..t
back 10 the station end getting 'af
out. knew him vtl 'nUuth ~ D..
certain hat be polii tr a.Yp iI
suyTf stion ~ orr'. nfd improve up
u W returning 10 hs '.i, grnu '.f
nos, ,nin. fp I oOti'u''1 mgH.f bl
f,msrkinr calmly
The b.st driver cyrr ifff known
says ths, .ll motor rtr dHtrfv bt.
amateurs except the NV Nlo upc in
thosS biz con,sf's'
f'lt rather tfln raw nv husband
tsi., In hi- seat. AMI b.v mot -
eye. we're 'ired ri'f WsrrUIa .nIuly
upon my face.
The best ff'ycr yoI Lays 'y''
known" he repeated WITH o. hooking
llush that know vrs fnf,"i = sup.
pose you'fe hu accomplished juige a.
drivers by this tine. strange DO
new paper, aren't inter YOU 80 write
their automobile columns May hHl
VhD this paragon isr'
Il don't think his name vould inter.
est you siii d~mIfr'y YOU 4.
not know him very Vol Hrd I hnv'
heard you speak with distinct d's0p.
pfovnl ~ him many unes. so uhy tall
~ unpleasant things lsn't no color
ing ~ ,hoss clouds besutliul'"
Ditky srprcssoi his OPINION ~ ,h'
clouds and the surrounding cOuntr,
with emphatic and somewhat pictures
que eloauence. Then he thot fofti
another insisten, query
Where did you set this blas'cd car'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

email rugs from ttc better parts Of II.
using these on the floor In front 81 the
ank. bcfUs the stove. and 20 forth.
But n even this 10 Impossible. or you
% aot like the idea. then the oaiy thing
left 10 do IL 10 either paint your fioor
o. stain and sheiiac IT, To b. sure. u
niaft also be cilsd. but the treat draw
hack 10 this treatment for Kitchen floors
10 the difficulty Of removing grease
spots; for xan oiled floor cannot he
scruboed } think yos had batter give
II . coat Of medium brown -colos var
nish followed hy . cost of white shellso
that 10 what ! should ID II Il we're my
kitchen floor and could not afford q
new covering,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
EM;ftc:I.eex4f,&!a|lIbb!ik Il
@Lm Lourn 4 Nrtuman
Louro 4 Nr'unan
TWO ANswgRgp luYYrss,

Mrs A. D. c., How can mako mus.
tard al l,otne ~ nearly ~ possibIs like
tho Kind ,rnnc buysr Also please givs
mo q recipe for doughnuts made with
bread sponge or douSh."
Answer: To Prspafs Mustard. .
ksap,ns teaspoons - 6ry mustard, I
even tsaspoea of sugar. . pinch soi salt.-
l hsaplng teaspoon OF butter. and
enough boiling water sttrrsd IN 10 make
II stiff. Thin II With teaspoons Of
vinegar Il little more vinssar u Ascss.
ssry).
Doughnuts---i cahs yeast, ~ eups
milk scalded ana cooled. ! Tablespoon
sugar. ~ cups sistsd fioar. v osp
sugar. . tab,sspoons tsttss. y tsa.
spooa mace. : sssA Y teaPeea ait
Dissolve yeast an1 I Tablespoon u
sugar IN luke. warm liquid, 80 haf q
the flear and bsat well Cover aaA -
asl1s 10 riss In warm p,scs tor about
one hour or until buss,ss bsrst - ~.
Atd 10 this the battss and sugar
crsams1 tosether, tie mace. then NE
ae9s (wail bsatsn), ~ reanan1ee q
Ne flsur y mskA seft leugh, anl lAstly
ths ait KnsAA noAiiy. Pines h Z
vsu-Srsassd bowl C0vsf aAd allow v
riss aeaia ia warm p,ses Ter abest one
aa1 sas.half hours. Whsa hight tnsl
a. fjoursd bsard. rsn u atost co.
feurtA insA IN tklcknssa ca Vtlh
ssnAu 1an0Aaat eutter. eDweP an1 -
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
"BUTCnERY OF
next war TO
EXCEED LAST
Wireless and hirship VIII
Add Horrors, Forecast

py irirfnlilonai Nrvs F.fNite1
pAillS. March q Awful us vas me-
destruction of He Arf prpp'riy IN 'h'
war which came to an fud in NuN'm.
bcr. 1915. II will he surp1ssci ten
fold by Tho Wh6ic.nlr buichrry NJ III"
most armed conflict brts''n the nh.
lions Men Who ha,o devoted ih'l'
lives 10 the study ~ methods ~ HI.
ing armies state that opIpg 10 ,hc
immense advance IN science such sr
shsmlstfy and electricity. rh'g trEnrd
tho possibility ~ another g'nonl var
with unspeashbc horror
New. ossdJ oa,,s
Chicf among the tBr.r consequences
~ tho advance ~ trIcnfs viii be-
'Drnldsbl. liberalization - aerial
bombardm' nts. new Ani more deadly
ssphysia,ins Isscs. ffr'h. methods Of
long rrnss slaughter n'Ntr and more
powerful ssploriye subrar.n,- sulj.
a ny wireless t'leFt'ghs VIII hsys no
heed of crews 70 rss death ,ni Their
urp.does viii be oct on ~ the same
means.
" rainlcve. Who vas French minis
isr " ~ar In tho Mlltfsnd cabinet of
1917. believes the most potent weapon
In the nssi conflict viii he "toU@ao
shotls' which win be ablc 10 travel
Immense distances before srplodinE.
According 10 NJ lh1nly. Frances
ehid wireless s,pcii. nobody viii he
safe. .ven far bshlni the actual light
ing front Wireless methods of de.
.true,lon will have reached such an
extraordinary development. he declares
In the course of tho next ten or
twenty years, ,hs, psopl. will have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
New Method
Of RoduclUlx Fat

A news Item ssem shrna1 Informs N
that the Ansssicaa usthel q produesne
. sllm, trim fleuFe y needing With
sesecishins st~cess Thta eysesr
vAteA has maAs such . vsaIsriui M
prsssleN ever thsrA muse - .tks
narsnslA rrssesipt'en TsAist nsthe1 g
rs4ucing tat. u 10 safs n ~ that
~ havs Nsahing SsttR ~ TIM psr.
pcce n this ceuNtry. Aeythios that
vii rs1ues the saesss fSssA toe. skrss
= eesr pssals 9 vssA. w,tAsse iAjsry
- w. eeemqeh. ~ coselRg e
ysishleA tAs ~ e sosssl1iA0 .
1istiaN = lassissss0ss Nh eas's
- . MioAly tapegeast so1 VDs-
- e14tiea y sivil)astlsa's ResG0ao(lsa
~ svrh : esta'og o. eoo1 Folnits
kSWsvee eunsv ~ ~ q 80
lleanQI 1asu1sn 81 sssssIessi =.
2. - vsl4oyy A.. UsGt -,
-, = $ ~ ~
tifrf y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
COULD NOT
HoLD OUT LONGER
Virginia Lady Realized She
Couldn't Stay Nervous,
Weak, Pale, ard Hold Out
Much Longer. Cardui
Helped Her.

Dublin. va.--Nfs sAlile Hughe,t. 4
Route ,, this place. recently related her
interesting experience In recovering
her health. saying. when. came
on ] was In q very bad condition ana
noihing the doctor gave me did me an,
rood. some say you have to le; this
tAAe It's course but know there
ought to b. something 70 g'yo relief
l eas nervous, weak and pale. |
couldn't eat or sleep to d, any good
and lei; I couldn't stand this ,ery long.
Il heard and read Of Cariul. ard nov
II had bsneEisd other women In the
sane condition. 10 decided 10 use II
myself. After my first bottle I felt
better. % OF course kept Il UP. and II
dld tho work
II helped me a. nothing else did.
began TO pick up right sway. ! atc
and slept and coull JcAt ! knew !
WAS getting better. I sept II ny AMI
II did wondersQor me"
Thousands Of women. suffering 40
this Virginia lady did. have used Car
dui with equally happy results. and
voluntarily relate their experiences %
that others. troubled with disorders
common among women. may learn to
take Cardui.
Let your drusCjr supply you today
(Adv.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Spell, Wilhelm.

The kaissfs letter. 60 "Sicsl" would
iiyr been more imrr,sslye II hs had
.rsn more thoughtful - hls ovthOgfa.
rhy. In attempting 20 write In Eng
!sh h. spells Ike a csftOonis,--ur =
puSt-bellum prcoifcadsr. - Cartoons
" gnrtrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
My III Heart
and
My Husband
nY Adtls GAffiaon.
why plety Asbsd Msdss . surprising
QUESTION.
by Adele Garrison.

IxIa. nl.L.. A.L.A A .aas . Aufnfisl M
WV n'...,..
fkfH curt wotos' % n'''''n'
fom th' sfee'lng ha' p',h ".
tpfibg I" mDs'H :" ,","p W.
tho station, chlli'h mo ~ ""'o"s
10 II h" had chosen to np'n = ou' -
- cold water over me 's'hs VIZ ~.
rpn sens" Whirh since my nu'"''''
f'iur nom ~" war haNs p''h w
ing 10 ihj'o INTO my tM'"'
him, ! bad hrhy pushed ln'o w. '''
of my nina 'he "oins OF hh'S ''''
woods TIN, had M troubled me
That Dloky birds not playing Tho
same with ,ou' ana had rso''sh nA' 'nA'
! would mover re'er 70 h'in' h'''' ~
think OF h'm again. put NY h"s
bsnis unexpected fndene" ""' ""',
aroused my temper out 'uh"l"n'n
from tho dspihs "hsfe J ,housh' ) h'n
buried " mo us'y sosp'e'on Nh''h '"'
n li'lle ] had hhrborod'
with wifely Intuition 7 knew exactly
how I could most quickly .raspNfa's
Di,hy, and win my temper mar ths
momster carefully concshl.d-.I set "a
work.
Really, Ncky." I drsvled smllinriy
that IN u long story. too long Tor thc
telling now. especially ss I dint sup.
pee you care for an audience. several
~ your fellow passengers appear 10 be
unduly Interested In US a. II Ia Don'i
you ,hlni you'd better"
"Pla., ~" plcky interrupted under
nj. breath. throwing his uiiosr. in'o
the ,onn.si s- he spoke and s-siins
hisn,sif lsslde me. Get out OF this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

o~nsrr Of disk pbongraphs win BE-
Interested IN tho appearance on the
market Of u fiber needle cutter illus
irated IN the March Popular Mocha MICS
Magazine. Butt In general like q pair
Of scissors. one blade contains the slot
for tho reception Of the worn out needle:
IN. other contains . depression In
which is set the cutting knife OF tenn
pored steel. This knife 10 held In place
ana adJu,,ed by a single screw. % that
a mick or thin shaving may he cut.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
FAILS TO HOLD RISE

NEW YORK. March s-AmsY'csn
cable transfers opened stll higher IN
thu foreign exchange market today.
moving 10 t1ss. bn, declined Af,erwsfd
on buying orders to t1Gi.
opinion&in the market seemed - be-
that yesterdays riso was hardly war.
rantsd on the various reports rurrcn,
calculated TO affect the exchange sltuA-
ton,
Franc checks opened At 1881 10 lao
dollar. a decline OF ~ ccnsimes and iIis
checks 1T iIss 10 the dollar. Off ,wo
esn,imea. Msrks were quoted at i.sS
cents o..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
msfiiy dismissed tF'


osNsFs''y FsW NeHS W0o1k m
WARRINGTON. harek e,-WsseA0
predictions foe ,hs vesh bsoioa6oQ1
Monday are Bomh Atlantic sRA ~
states. Temperatures below Nevxss1 -
rule although probably soms rpssvv
cry after hopday. ssWsvuily fsls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
'76d4H

Of Mrs. j. NJ Noble, bvi west
II Fifteenth street. when the pro-
gram wil Include tAh on mural
1seorstinx by Mr. Paul butsele. mural
painter of New York who WIN s'hiblt
soms ot his deslFns Thsre WIZ bo HI'o
end easel painting by Mf Frederick
Becker.
Later tho annual election viii bs
hold
q s. u
lrdtuilons have been received here
miu ANA 3 by the Misses BESSIE elem.
.ia. Adclpidc Paxton. Vera Drlffln.
Anna NATL Weir. Dorothy hnyno,,.
snI Ilrlsn Hogan.
Among ttoso who arc expecting 10
s,t.nd and remain over Eastor are the
Imor,n, Metnli and Alta McMAtnn
Roth b1ys and xlrl. Of the blxh school
age viii make up tho local guest ust
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A.. r,.ns n,li.v a. .,,,. su,.,,
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'oen'h street.
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ne byron smear. p.' we' seven ,'., :
snn h',, sme,' I'M, ." .,,,n", m" ~ ~. 80" ,O"i
esforc lie game
Nr. and Mrs. George Midry halo
sahsh apartments OF 10Y, west seven
seen,h street
Mrs W rsitu-oh' ~ We" ne'-
nu"".n s''e''' spehu'hs "o"" w
sN'"s hoVA
cnap'r " y u. "; Nln 'nne' ,o-
~, ior s,cl'o" ., oi,"'c' m,'n nv.
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"est ne, eh'o'h'h suse,' So hAvo
psh' seVe'n weeks 'ou'hs 'sno'".'
ess sApec'oa 10 af''o no"s neat VEGA
a.. a.. ~" .,y u..,. -,
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culture eluo' Ars, Cn,ene naine' same
ehsssspssfe. MI sAm h"oAe' Huesn
= Cmbs' MI" ChsfNs - hh'eH. rose
ndss. Ars' Emma hes'e'' snd ~,
uAmsntafy law department OF so'o''s
a., 4,
MI r'oyo % lA"'. w 80 ~
points for several weeks. v expected
nome SUNDAY morning 4
a., -
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ana Escels'or' NO. ana 80 on mer 70
'hlhso. before returning 70 hs~ nome
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-.
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suse! VINO u ~ nome from sA''
diversity 10. . lev da's. ,.'arne'
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Announcement


The return Of the St. LOus-San Francsco Railway to
its owners carries with II the definite obligation Of
pdbic service
This responsibility we accept II will be our effort to
make our service merit patronage. n
Problems confront M that can be solved only BY p.
tience and . cordial understanding between trans
portation agencies and the public. This understand
ing We win seek to cultivate.
Transportation facilities have not kept pace with the
remarkable growth Of the Southwest This condition
was unavoidable, but can and will be remeded.
New equipment necessary to handle the constantly
Increasing traffic due 70 the Industrial activity m the
territory served BY Frisco Lines 4 has ~ equal
Already We have received 4soo Rew freight ears and
50 locomotivea Our duty 10 further Increese our
facilities b recognized.
The organiEatiea u thk Company throasheut b CON-
posed q tried and experienced me long familiar with
the preblens It Frisco A.ritery.
II win Be our pleasure to serve the public.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

- ~sSuvv 0vSSb~B - ~ 10os
aess WSMsa's sIsb ystlas svssias plans
vsss Rsls 10 esatlnss ~ cafstssis q
~ wsmsa's ~ heass. Wtth ssms
m1ses =. e. Hess. Men TAass1ny ~
enle1srh. vili clsss sasilsg thaa uSUsi
suta0 v Tie clty fs1ssaiisa hevins tAs
- rsem n whieA y ssssessas pssa-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
United States Now Has
"a ConSuls in MEXICO

There are "a American consular Of
fices in the republic Of Mexico. ac-
cordtng 10 American consul z A
Dow, at Juarez- These are divided
into five divisions. according 10 the
consul, and consist OF the border. east
coast, east central west coast and
west central divisions.
These divisions have the following
offices: Border division has offices
al MatamorOs. Nuevo Laredo, Piedras
Negras. Ciudad Juarez, EoEales and
MeNicali. East coast has offices at
Tampico. NeracruZ. Frontera and
Progreso- East central has offices at
Monterey. Saltillo, san Louis Potosi
and Mexico City. West central has
offices at Chihuahua. Torreon. Aguas-
colisntes and Guadalajara- and the
west coast has offices at Ensenada,
Guaymas. Mazatlan. Manzanillo, Aca-
pulco and Salina Cruz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
ONLY TWO COUNTIES LAG
ON SPANISH TRAIL QUOTA

Every county in Texas has raised
its quota Of money toward carrying
20 reality the old Spanish trail with
the exception Of Crockett and Fort
Bend counties, H B. Ayres. OF San
Antonio. manager OF the Old Span
ish Trail association announced
Tuesday at the chamber OF commerce.
Mr.. Ayres said that in some OF the
counties not quite enough money had
been raised. but that that was due
10 the increasing cost Of road ma
terials. At the time the amounts
were raised they were enough, he
said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
VILLISTAS ACTIVE IN
SOUTHERN CHIHUAHUA

Vfllistas are still active in the
vicinity Of chihuahua City, accord
ing 10 a report brought 10 Fl Paso
by Juan II. Gonzales. merchant OF
that city. who stated Monday tnat
outside OF Chihuahua City by a group
OF villa followers recently
Gonzales. according to his story
to police Of FL Paso, was driving his
car out Of chihuahua when the at
tack was made. but instead Of hating
al the command OF the leader OF the
group he fled and was followed by a
number Of shots from the bandits
he came here, he stated, to purchase
a new car because Of his car being
shot up by the rebels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
City Employees
Vote To Strike
For Higher Pay

Chicago. Ill, March 5D--Clerksi
stenographers and bookkeepers en-
pioyed in municipal offices went on
strike today for higher salaries
threatening a paralysis Of city bust
ness. In addition. 136 garbage
handlers were on strike, shutting
down the municipal garbage reduc-
ton plant and causing a suspension
Of garbage collection
At the same time a general strike
Of groups OF the 1850 mum cipai EN- .
pIoves threatened as the result OF
action of the city council early today
in rejecting a revised budget carry
ing $1,000. 900 TO meet salary raises.
After an all-night debate over the
citvfs financial tangle the council
recessed until 8 o'clock this afternoon
when IL viii take up the original
budget, which carries no pay Gd-
vances- Three hundred Of the 1000
clerks voted for the strike last night
They receive $500 a year and demand
a $500 raise