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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Help Wanled-FemaIe

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WANTED-Colored woman for Wishing
and cooking. must be good cook Pm
1902.
WANTED-strong young woman OF good
character TO wait table and do chamber
work in 10 room country hotel Address
Midway Hotel Encino. n. NJ
WANTED-Young American Office gin TO
address envelopes, send cut mail. answer
telephone, etc. preferably one with nigh
school education Apply 1112 Mills Bldg.
VANTED-Aiexican typist to translate
Spanish letters; don't apply unless you
can translate Spanish into good English.
reasonable salary beginning. China Pal
ace. wholesale
FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY
you should borrow from US: Courtesy,
service, system. safety, top loans
BABNETT's. 2I9 san ANTONIO ST.
MAKE BIG MONEY, spare time. selling
Doctor in Candy Form" to everyone and
do them great human service. not penny Of
investment required. agents wanted Write
today. Partola Mfg. Co. 521 Sixth av-.
New York.
WANTED
Lady bookkeeper who writes neat hand
and IS accurate at Figures. one who can
come we'll recommended Singer shop,
eos 5. Fl Paso.
DESIRABLE travelling position viii be va
cant July 90 Acceptable applicant must
be over IS years old. with high school
or college education. unmarried woman or
widow without incumbrance preferred.
pleasing personality and adaptability es-
sential. no investment necessary. no cN-
perience required, position permanent with
advancement. Will pay right party $50
week. Address T Z. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Heb Wanted-Agsnts

Help Wanted-Agents
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WANTED-Good agents TO sell Addition
C795 lots). Eagle Lake. viii trade FOR
land, several farms for sale Coast coun-
try Adolf Holz New Braunfels. AZ.
TEXAS FIBER BROOaI-The agents sure
money maker, hand made OF imported
fiber outWears 4 corn hroouss quick sales,
big profits. Write HarnacE Co. SOS I
Houston St. Fl Worth. Tex.
GASOLINE going up; KICK in your
auto gasoline increases efficiency. saves IS
10 400 eliminates carbon. distributors
wanted, details free America Co.. Station
Aha Cincinnati Ohio.
AGESTs-With experience sell our famous
s29 and $3.50 made 10 measure suits and
oFercoars big money maker. big selling
outfits furnished free Midland Tailors.
Dept az. SIS ". washington, CHICAGO.
AGENTS-200 per cent profit. wonderful
little article. something new. sells Ike
wildfire. carry right in pocket. write at
once for free sample Albert Mills. Sen'l
Mgr., $40 American Bldg. Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS are coming money selling Eenu-
inc Brussels fibre brooms. also Cramer
sanitary brushes. special proposition to sz-
perienced fibre broom agents Fort Worth
Cramer Sales c.. 80 W Eleventh, II. A
Wakefield. Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

FIVE PASSENGER OVERLAND TOUR
ING CAR. LATEST MODEL, NEW, BAR
GAIN IF TAKEN At ONCE. 1IO7 J..
NEVADA ST. ID. I. GRIFFIN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
HOusekeeping RoOms-Furni.hed

Housekeeping Rooms-FuYnished
s--~-~~~-~-@-~-(~-~ ~---~-~---~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~
TWO rooms. downstairs, running water,
no sick OF children. as E. California
TWO rooms for Housekeeping Including
plano. close IN Address B III care Herald-
ONE large room with kitchenet. no chill
I dren taken 4o1 PROSPECT Pm 494sJ.
TWO housekeeping rooms. close in. rea-
! sonable. 4o4 ". Cverland-
TWO rooms and sleeping porch. s22-5o.
1924 Myrtle
TWO rooms for housekeeping. furnished.
for rent 1902 E. Missouri.
TWO rooms, sleeping porch and garage.
SO. no sick. Phi 65Is after pm
COS MESA : Housekeeping rooms end
apartment al outside rooms. Ph 4l2s1I.
TWO rooms with sleeping porch running
water. Ph. 556sW-
TWO rooms for Housekeeping. III n.
Brown.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. s12 per
month. 1913 E san Antonio. n. 9lll.
TWO clean front rooms and porch. also ?
rooms and sleeping porch. no children
1905 n. Florence
Two rooms kitchenet and sleeping porch.
$50; I room. kitchenet. Sfe- Clendon
Rooms Ph. 52l2.
FOR Rent = one housekseDiag room.
everything furnished. close IN. sumner
rates. 1918 z. Overland. Phi 1901
family. s22-50. no sick. children OF pets
1901 California. Ph. 44e2J-
TWO housekeeping rooms. IS Fer week:
1 room. 81 per week. Ssh E. san An
tonic.
NICE. clean. airy rooms. screened sleeping
porches. lights. water. phone. gas. cool.
shady. homellke place. 1910 olive.
WHEN MOVING. phone 255 or al. Bell
Messenger and Transfer Co. 132 n Flor
ence. You viii ike our service
FOR RENT = Furnished housekeeping
rooms. no objection to children sos
Pera. Phi S35l-
ONE large room and sleeping porch. fur
nished or unfinished no children. no sick
III s st. Frain. \ block from san An
tonic
TWO large clean Housekeeping rooms sd
joining hath. also bedrooms. for or
people. lights. water and phone. walking
distance sol y Florence-
Will room and board working girls
very reasonable. must have Al references
Cau Sunday, 81 n Stanton week days.
SINGLE housekeeping and sleeping room.
SIS q month. hot and cold running water
IN each room. phone. bath 1923 2 San
Antonio
TWO light housekeeping rooms and sleep
ing porch. upstairs. also sleeping porch
for rent for young man. 80 Mesa Fh.
s111W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Musical Instruments
BARGATNS-slightiy used Victroias Co
lumhia Erafonolas. De Luxe phouogra ph Z.
chance 70 buy a real snap
J. A. SOLOMON & COMPANT.
Fourth floor Little Capies BLDG. Phi 15e9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10


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Tor DdiS f1ltO y = ~ y dAteu
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rsnuTaC
New IAN. ..515-5-, Pbo1. 1osS for dsra
1i-'-i ,l - barrain AZ $3.50.
TWIN. SIX PACKARD
CHT-Nr1rT ROADSTER
n-p-rr5-T C0V0TTr0N
r,s-.- 1-l--. -..rsa-cers and seven
- - .-,o5 71-ed F15i.Irs 1s17-1s
-rf 80 rnodeIs
WATKINS MOTOR CO.
Phone 4oss.
75,==
OhlEaIAL 1aisaSsE., - 80, = -, 49,
rs y kansas 81 sfsNs-1- - - 49, - .
Independent SHOP oy ~ v slol.-s--
used cars oousa5 IL s35- - ol -'il-
STU 80 .s-- ...r .r.-
Bucks. ---Si9o-ss5. r9Iua. ~ .'o-'' -
CheVroiet 900 80 lla 80 - 80
olos Truck new @lel2 al.ill e9I--i- 49,
g. ~ = TRUCK s-.- 49, 1--- - 80
BULGE
A beautiful light six roadster. newly paint
ed and new tires; q big bargain We also
have the following makes
1915 Franklin
1873 Ford
1913 Hudson.
1917 Buick Touring.
1918 Chevrolet.
1918 Overland Chummy-
ISIS Hupnobile.
1..I 5.,es- 55g-5z4ssST'
HALAbflo a ~ 1.I1-A,l. - q.
Fnone -1fa- ~ san ----'-i0 81
DON'T BE INCONVENIENCE
By waiting delivery On a new car. See rs
and select your car from our large stock
OF dependable used cars
Buick. passenger; Isls-
bllcA hoaealer. ls-1-
f-b-T--oist Tso.ssfr- 1ef7-1s
Char5fe- Z rrssa--er 1872
Chandler. passsneer. 1919.
Ford. 5 passenger. 1s17-1a
Ford Sedan. 1al6-le-
Ford speedster 1915
z5l ranzlin -- loar.ns. 1 1s-9-e
l--s $3.50,
4--.--. - 1880 -s-s
HupmobiIs snsesster. rs1e.
OverIard Trourfrg 1919
Packard Twin slx Touring. 1917.
Vim Trucks
Ford Trucks
A1q go ll- ,75-,. 9s,5=5 l. .lszsA
-@-EI----4-A-1 A-1- -
Montana al stanton srE
Phone s12.
Springfield tires
One ISIS FORD Touring with deuou1table
wheels. Al condition
% Eezaa 200 \. Kansas p. 81.
model. in good condition. reasonable ror
FORD s 1sS-s5-e- II r5577S7 -5o5 s577-
-ood ba-Eai1 a. s756. O. - - a
-snfraI Firs station gsl- fo- Paare1r
tOk SALE. sally owner. Dodge touring car. Z
sooa eoaa.sion 81 2Tog5a- $50 cash For
1sED scripps-Booth roadster. excellent /
condition and appearance Apply Quarters I
2. Eighth Cavalry. or Lone star Motor Co. ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Help Wanted-MaIe


WANTED-Tyvo first class accountants.
attractive opening. permanent work 10
man who can qualify. Apply after p.
m. ". H PAYNE. 20 Mills Bldg.
MAN wanted 10 take care rs acres of cot
ton and also put in or acres OF beans
near Clint. Tex. part salary and share
crop. Apply after pm evening, al
Tays St. FL Paso. Tex.
WANTFD-Experience coffee salesman
on commission basis. one thoroughly "a
uailiar with the city trade. also with The
surrounding territory preferred address
going into detail and giving references. B
122, care Herald
FIREMEN, brakemen. baggagemen. $40
$500: colored porters by railroads every
where. experience unnecessary. 73S Lly.
Bureau, East St Louis. MS
WANTED reliable deputy 70 work in
the western part Of New Mexico for -he
largest and strongest fraternal insurance
company in the world good contract for
the right party. English or Spanish speak
ing applicant VIII be accepted write lcr
particulars. Box 76f- Roswell. y. -.
MAKE BIG MONEY, spare time, selling
Doctor in Candy Form" TO everyone and
do them great human service, not penny Of
investment required. agents wanted Write
today. Partola Mtg- Co. 81 Sixth sN--
New York.
YOUNG MEN-Mechanics. clerks. book
keepers steuographers, salesmen. drafts
men. railroad men. farmers. surveyors,
msnent employment through the T II c
A. Employment Department.: only men
wanted who wish to work. loafers and
noaters stay away See NJ. Wheeler
SIX mine shift bosses. speaking Spanish.
Mexico, S225 month. wire data. experience,
age, married. single
INTERSTATE CO..
Kittredge Bldg
Denver. Colo
WANTED
Good men TO represent the Missouri state
Life ms Co. OF St Louis. No. in Pecos.
Toyah. Sierra Blanca. Alpine. Fl stock
ton and Preside. Tex also in Silver city,
DeminE, Lordsburg. Alamagordo. n NJ;
top notch contracts.
LEO r. sCHUSTER, GENERAL AGENT.
sI4 sIius Bldg e Paso. Tex
BREAKFAST SPECIALS.
No. la Eggs. Hot Cakes. Coffee Sc
10. 2-Ham. Bacon. Eggs. Hot Cakes.
Coffee .------------.-- sue
No. Slot Cakes. Yam or Bacon. Cof-
fee ---s.---------- -stl
No. Small Steak, ? Eggs. Toast.
Coffee .-.-------- ael
No 10 Eggs. Hot Rolls. Butter and
BOTTOMS CAFE.
40 E san Antonio street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
HelD WaDted-MaIe and Female

Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
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CHINO MESS, Hurley. n. n. wants q
first class cook. 500 per month. so board
ers, write OF telegraph. Mrs. E L Gale,
Manager. Hurley. n II.
YASTED-Bookkeepe general merchan-
disc store. out Of city. give experience and
salary desired Address T $50. care Her
alo
Ell PAsO postoffIce needs mall carriers
and postoffice clerks. commence S117
month, quick raise. paid vacation. men
1S-45. For full particulars address 7 1903
2. care Herald.
Help Wanted-FemaIe
GIRL for general housework- Pm. s2z1
WANTED-GIrl for cigar store at Lynch
vile. Ph. SO.
ENGLISH speaking woman for general
work in family Of 8 "a. 4z6s.
WANTED-Experience multigraph 5per-
ator. Apply EOS Mis- Bldg.
WANTED cook or English speaking
WANTED-AIexican gin for general hose
work, must stay nights Ph- $3.50.
FANTED-Waitress. experienced, or girl
willing 70 learn. fare paid Address Box
ass. Tyrone. N. II. Wire
WANTED-Nice. clean Mexican or colored
girl for light houseworks must be neat in
appearance Phi 1881
WANTED-An experienced cook. good
wages, only IN family. Apply at once,
zoos Mesa.
TFANTED-Cook and housekeeper. For
Information Phi $40 after $50 o'clock in
the evening
WANTED-Immediate girl to 20 to
Cloudcrofts family Of 2 Call 1i17 Mon
ta-l-. u 80
TANTED-An English speaking Mexican
girl for general Homework must stay
nights. Pm 1915
GOOD WOMAN or girl 70 take care OF 3
children and do light house work; no iaun-
dry. n. 8165J. 1000 clifton.
WANTED-Pianist, must be able to take
charge OF music department and read a.
sight r ". Woolworth Co
WANTED-By the week. English speak
ing girl for general houseEoTk, washing
and ironing. 1914 Montana
WRITE PHOTOPLAYs-s25. $500 paid anv
one for suitable ideas. experience unneces-
sary. complete outline free Producers
League. go. St Louis
GOOD English speaking Mexican woman
or gil TO assist with homework and care
OF child, must stay nights. Phi 3246. or
apply BIS Federal.
EARN SIS weekly. spare time. writing FOR
newspapers magazines. experience unnec-
essary. details free. Press Syndicate. 155
St. Louis. No.
WANTED-At once. first class waitress in
private boarding house. also assistant
waitress. pest wages Phi s026-
lTANTED-Thres girls at once: one must
be experienced cashier. looks an asset in
your favor Apply Mr.. Grover. Swimming
Pool, corner Cliff and Los Angeles, I'M
Inedlately Ph. 265s.
ifANIED-Capabie woman as plain cook
IN small boarding house. no drudgery
good home. good wages for right party
Address P o. BOX IS, Valentine. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
Road service tires and accessories
MEALS GARAGE. 40 TEXAS. PA. 1893.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

USED G. N. c. TRUCK.
Light delivery truck FOR sale at a
great bargain. good oversize
pneumatic tires. express body and
sumner top. Call and see it. ask
FOR Mr.. Rakestraw at
OLDSlIOBILE SALES co.
500 Montana st. Phone 223S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

WHY CRANK AND CUssf"
Have your Ford magnetic recharged while
you wait. oldest models Gran like new.
makes strong lights COLUMBIA STOR-
AGE BATTERY s IGNITION CO.. Pm 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
For Rent-Rooms and Board

For Rent-RoOms and Board
----~-~---~--~------~--
BOARD and room On the outskirts OF city.
price reasonable Phi 54e2J-
ONE large front room and 1 smaller with
board 2Gs Epson
FIRST class board and rooms sos E Rio
Grande, Ms. Elliott Means. Ph. 7s53W.
GOOD, cool front room and sleeping porch.
close IN 500 E. Rio Grande. Phi $50.
BOARD for children in coolest place N II
Fl Paso. best Of care and good homo
Phi 54s2J.
NICE steam heated room. connecting bath
and fine sleeping porch n private FAM
ily with breakfast and dinner II desired
Phi ss05.
BOARD for convalescents. no other
boarders. large glassed porch coolest place
in town. good. wholesous cooking Pm
6613.
NICE furnished room with private Span
ish family for gentleman. excellent oppor-
tuuity 10 learn Spanish language Address
3 129. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Lost and Found

pin. opal set in center. Il
found return TO city waterworss. reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Wanted to Rent
WASTED-5 room unfurnished house, rea-
sonable rent Pm. 6611.
HYANTED-Light housekeeping room. close
In, By July 18th by lady employed Ad-
dress 3 40. care Herald.
FURNISHED bungalow wanted. rooms
and sleeping porch, responsible party. no
children, occupancy Sept. 1st- Address 3
12s. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
For Sals-Automobles-Wanied

7142R-
LIGHT Touring car in Al condition. very
cheap for cash SOS n. Ochoa. Pm 697sJ.
FOR SALE = 1870 Ford sedan Dave
Crockett. Phi as
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE-For a GOOD
Ford. Ios and a half IN Block g. East e
Paso. Address 1921 Alameda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10
Auction Sales
Financial

ROAD SERVICE fer your tres just what
Gu have been looking for
MEALS GARAGE, 10 TEAS. Ba- l399.
WANTED stock in good FL Psso concern
carrying official position. $4,000 for IN
veztment. hard working executive c1tice
man address 7 s, Herald
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
Crowd at Roosevelt Meeting jeers
Laudatory Reference to President

Before critical crowd Of between
400 and 500 men, women and chill
dren, most of which was composed OF
business men and their wives, efforts
Of Franklin D. Roosevelt, democratic
candidate for vice president, to laud
President Wilson this morning
brought forth jeers at every mention
Of the chief executives name.
The vice presidential nominee ar
rived early this morning. and was
entertained at breakfast by coterie
of democrats headed by j. Bruce
Kremer. His address was scheduled
for 10 o'clock from a platform which
had been erected on the courthouse
steps, but started few minutes
after schedule.
Roosevelt's reception was marked
by noticeable GOODNESS from the
small crowd which had gathered in
anticipation of hearing something
worth while from the man who
aspires to be vice president. How
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
THE WEATHER.
Fair and warmer.

Paris, Aug. 1S.--F'rench labor in
a manifesto issued has made di-
rect appeal to organized labor in
the United States to join with the
French workmen in preventing war
by imperial allied capitalists against
Soviet Russia. The manifesto is
as follows:
''The fate Of Russia today is in
the hands of the American work
ers. BY dignified exhibition OF
their strength they can prevent
America from indorsing the suicidal
policy of France. It is for Amer
lean workers to decide whether the
recognition of General Wrangel,. at
which President Wilson connived,
shall lead into allied military in
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18

Closer cooperation Of other
trades unions in Butte with the
musicians and operators who are
staging a strike and boycott against
the Rialto theater was determined
on by the Silver Bow Trades and
Labor assembly at its regular meet
ing last night.
AS the result of action taken,
each, night, beginning tonight, aux
iliary pckets from other trades
unions vii be stationed at the Ri
alto entrance to assist the musi-
clans and operators in checking
off the names of those men and
women who attend the scab theater.
"While it appears the Rialto's
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
Unions to Publish Names of
Women Patrons of Scab Show

patronage is very small" said the
report made, to the Trades and La
Dor assembly last night, "the fact
is that most of the patrons of the
Rialto theater are women. Ten
women attend the scab theater to
each man, and many of these wom-
en- are the wives of workingmen or
Of merchants who look to union
trade for their living"
1t was decided to have members
Of the various unions station them
selves at the Rialto entrance each
evening 50 as to nike list Of the
women entering, as well as the men.
Lists of these names will be pub
lished by the Musicians and OPP
orators unions
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
French Worknen Plead With Labor
''s IN America Is Help Prevent War

tervention in Russia, which the
French militarists urge.
s.The recognition by France was
a direct challenge by the plutocrats
and money kings Of the world to
the millions of workers who, after
five years of fighting, refuse to shed
blood unnecessarily
.The policy of France, backed up
by America, spells starvation and
death to 120,000.000 Russians
whose only sin lis their struggle
for liberty, just as America strug-
gled for liberty in 1875. Remem-
bering the Washington of today,
American labor should signify Its
refusal to- Interfere against the fight
of the Russian people for freedom
and self-goyernment.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18

lists have yet sent into the Mohamme-
dan countries, since it challenges the
local as we'll as the alien rulers. In
part it reads:
"peasants and workers of Persia!
The Teheran government of the Ka-
dars and it's retinue of provincial
Khana have plundered and exploited
Won through many centuries. The
land. which according to the laws OF
the Sheriat was your common prop
erty. has been taken possession OF
more and more by the laekeysfof the
Teheran government, they trade 1T
away at their pleasure, they lay what
taxes they please upon you; and
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
REPORTS DIFFER.

Especial United Press Wire.)
London, Aug. 1&.-The BOlsheyiki
recOil from the Polish counter at
taclls in several sectors has begun to
assume big proportions, according to
Only stubborn resistance at critical
points enabled the Russians to pre-
vent ani,ihilation of some of their
divisions in the retrogressiOn.
The heavy counter attacks have
caused the BoEshevilli to withdraw
more than 10 miles at some points
and in the vicinity Of Cierehanof the
Poles advanced Is miles on a 20.
mile front, some adyices declare.
Unofficial atlvices from Warsaw
state the danger Of that city falling
has been temporarily removed and
the imperiled defenses restored.
The attack on Novo-Georgieysll
was stopped at the outer forts. A
shrapnel barlage tore great gaps in
the ranks of the advancing Reds.
They came doggedly on until within
machine gun range when hail
storm of bullets moved them down
in great windrows:. AS they crumpled
and began to give way the Polish
infantry charged and bayoneted the
retreating Russians.
North of LlIbin the Bolsheyiki are
| reported to have been defeated in
il surprise attack. The latest COM
munique from Moscow, however, de-
clared the Poles had been flung
back .'at the point Of the bayonet''
northeast of Noyo-Georgieysk follow
ing fierce fighting.
According to the commuique. sew
eral villages have been occupied by
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
j. {. COMMISSION
OvE.RR|DE:S
STATES
Interstate Commerce Board
Insists Railroad Mag
mates Must Have Last
Pound of Public's Flesh.
Special United Press Wire. J

Washington, Aug. 1S.---1ncreased
railroad rates will be put into effect
despite the refusal of state rate
agencies to raise the interstate rates
to the same level as the interstate
rates fixed by the interstate COM
merce commission, officials of the
commission said.
State action cannot be allowed to
interfere with the rehabilitation of
the roads, the commission holds.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18

German military experts here de-
clare the fall. Of Warsaw depends
almost wholly on the amount Of
ammunition available for the Rus
sian military forces. According to
Lithuanian reports, the Bolsheviki,
while plentifulIy supplied with man
power, do not possess enough artil-
lery.
Warsaw is said to have three
weeks provisions and foodstuffs
are now being brought in, advices
state.
The general strike against the
Polish-Russian war is progressing
in Upper Silesia, it is reported here.
Crowds at Kattowitz are reported
to have attacked French cavlry,
killing a trooper and machine
gunner. Nine of the attacking
civilians were killed and 26 were
wounded.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
SUFFRAGE IS RATIFIED
LACK OF ARTILLERY IS
B0THERING B0tSHEvIkI:
STUBBORN FIGHTING ON
Especial United Press Wire.)

Especial United Press Wire.)
Berlin, Aug. 18-The Polish peace delegates re-
turned to Warsaw today from Minsk, bearing the
terms of peace according to received here Moth
ing could be learned of the alleged terms.
After consulting the Polish ministry and receiving
counter proposals the Polish representatives it
ported will return to Mns to take up final negotia
tons with the Bo1shevik before the end Of the week
The British minister in Warsaw reported to have in
structed the Polish government not to accept the new
terms submitted by the Russians and to have promised
the entente would furnish officers and munitions
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
(By the Federated Press. J

(By the Federated Press.)
Berne, July 20 (By MaiD A con-
gress of workers and peasants of
Turkey, Mesopotamia, Armenia and
Persia, summoned by the Third In
ternational for the purpose of Great
ing a vast Near Eastern peoples
movement for emancipation from
foreign and native exploitation, will
open in the city of Baku on August
49, u ~ Ft'aid 459=8 EfE 9o ~ te
The call for this congress, original
ly set for September III, has just
reached here from Moscow 9Itis the
most audacious of allFthe hearevolntion-
ary manifestoes which the Commun.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
Ponzi's Agent Is Jailed in Boston

sNeilson's arrest is considered next
in Importance to that of Ponzi him
self. 1t is reported that he made
huge profits by Investing with
Ponzi and by acting as Ponzi's agent,
for which it is reported he made
substantial commissions.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-18
of Near Eastern Areas
Unite to Prevent Exploitation

when, through their mismanagement,
they got the country into such con-
dition that they were unable to
squeeze enough juice out of it them
selves, they sold Persia last year to
English capitalists for 100000
pounds sterling, so that the latter will
organize an army in Persia that will
Cypress you still more than formerly,
and so. the latter can collect taxes
for the Khans and the lTeheran gov
eminent. They have sold the naptha
sources in South Persia and thus
helped plunder the country.
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