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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
DIDELI MUSIAI ITALU
-AUSTRU FRONTE.

Londonas, geg. Is. - Au-
strai prlpazista, kad aplink
lsonzo upe italai savo uz-
puolimu jau daug poziciju
laimeje IL daugeli austru ne
lalsven paeme. Bet ir au-
strai neiSeje be nicko. Jiems
teke daug grobio IT. apie 2
tukstanciu italu kareiviu
paimta nelaisven.
Savo kcliu muSiai ncper-
trauklaml IL, pasirodO, jie
Wis labiau vystosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
PRAvESTAS PRIvERSTINAS kARE|v|AV|mA
NUSKANDINTA SUV.
VALSTIJQ LAIVAS.

New York, geg. Is. - No-
kicGiu nardanGioji laive TIA
lijos pakraSciuose nuskan-
dino amcrikonini laiva "Hi-
lonian. Keturi zmOnes is
igulOs nuskcndO.
'HilOnian" buvO neap-
ginkluOtas. New YOrka bu-
vo apleides balandziO 27 d.
Plauke i Genoa, ItalijOj, su
ivairiomis prekemis vertes
pusketvirto milijono dole
Tiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
RUSU GENEROLU
KONFERENCIJA.

Londonas, gcg. 18. - Va
kar Petrograde suvaziave
atlaikc konferencija rusu
vyriausieji generolai: Alex
siejev, Gurko, Brusilov IL
Dragomirov. Apkalbeta mi
litarinis stovis. Naujos koa-
licijines vyriausybes parei-
kalauta, kas jinai kuovei-
klaus visose rusu armijose
pravestu reikalingaja tvar-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
Vokieciai nepertraukia uzpuo-
limo Prancuzijoj
Paleistas Vokietijos parlamentas
VOKIECIAI NEPER-
TRAUKIA UzPUOLIMO
PRANCUZIJOJE.

Paryzius, geg. l8. = Vo-
kieciai prizes anglus ir pran-
cuzus nepertraukia savo uz-
puOlimo, bet paneSa taip di-
delius nuOstOlius, kad is vO-
kieciu kareiviu lavOnu paga-
minamOs iStisOs kalvOs mu-
Siu laukuose.
Paskutiniu kartu prancu-
zai atmuSG 6 paSelusias vO-
kieciu atakas Siauriuose
nuO MOnliudc Laffaux ir
Siaur-rytuose nuo Braye en-
LaOnnOis.
Taippat IL anglai atmuSe
visa ellie vOkieciu ataku il
uzem6 visa miesteli BulIc-
court.
VOkieGiai prizes anglus ir
Prancuzus Wis daugiau SUI
gabena kariuOmenes is ryti-
MO karGs frOrtO. kur rusai
kareiviai niekO ncveikia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
NAUJA VYRIAUSYBE
RUSIJOJE.
PetrOgradas, geg. Is.


Rusijos laikina vyriausybc
SuSitaike su sOcialistais, ku-
RE visas laikas viokiais bu-
dais trukde jos veikima.
Tuo tiklu perorganizuota
ministeriu kabinetas IL, ma
nOma, kad tolesniai is socia-
listu puses nebus trukdymu.
Valdiskoji spaudos agen-
tura, pranesdama apie ivy
kusias atmainas kabinctc,
!Stai ka pazymeio:
"Vyriausyb6, iSpildoma-
sis dumOs komitetas ir ka-
reiviu ir darbininku atstovu
taryba sutikO SUI Sitais tri-
mis- principialiais punktais:
/. NcikimO vienybe visuo-
sc kares frOntuose.
2. Pilnas revOliuciOnines
demOkratijos pasitiEejimas
naujuoju kabinetu.
3. Pripazinimas vyriausy-
bel pilnos valdzios."
Uzsieniu reikalu ministe-
rio Miliukovo pasitrauki-
mas is kabineto buvo pra-
neStas kabinetO susirinkime.
MiliukOvas nesutikes SUI
pravcdamOmis kabincte at
mainOmiS, tOdel IL atsistaty-
dimes.
Tartasi, kad Miliukovo
vietQ uzimtu kunigaikStis
Lvov, ministeriu pirminin-
kas. Bet Lvov pazymejo,
jogei tam tikslui neturis at
sakancio iSlavinimo, jis dau-
giau pazistas vidujinius sa-
lies reikaluS.
Tuo paciu laiku atlaik6 SUI
shrinking IL kareiviu su dar-
blninkais atstovu taryba.
Nutarta prisideti prie per-
Organizuojamo kabinetO ir
init dalyvuma Sales valdy-
me.
Perorganizuotan koaliciji-
min kabinetan inejO social
stai: M. Cernov, agrikultu-
rOs ministeriu; M. Skobelev,
darbo ministeriu ir kit. Is
viso kabinetan inejo 6 So
cialistai, atstovaujantieji
atskirias socialistu grupes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
PALEISTAS VOKIETI-
JOS PARLAMENTAS.

Amsterdam. seg. Is. -
NokietijOs parlamentas pa
leistas ligi liepos 5 d., s. m.
NiSi atStOvai sOcialistai bal
savo prieS militarinius kre-
ditus il prizes visokias sama-
tas.
AustrijOs uzsieniu rcikalll
minister's Cernin iSkeliavo
vyriausion vokicciu kares
stovyklon, kur atlaikysias
konferencija su Vokictijos
kanclieriumi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
DIDELES DEMONSTRA.
CLOS BERLYNE.

Amsterdam, gcg. 18. -
Prizes gcguzes II d. nakti
Vokictijos sOstineje Bcrlyne
sOcialistai sukclG dideIcs
dcmonstracijas gatvese. Mi
nioms zmoniu gatvesc jie
sake prakalbas. Peik6 da-
bartine vokicciu vyriausybe,
ypaG kanclieri, kurs yra Wy
riausybCs aSimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
PERTRAUKTA SUSINE
SIMAS SU DANIJA
IR SVEDIJA.

Washington, geg. 18. -
Generals postmeisteris is
leido paredyma, kuriuomi
neapribotam laikui per-
traukiama krasinis susineSi-
mas Suv. Valstiju su Danija
ir Svedija.
Paredymas motivuojamas
tuomi, kad Suv. Valstijoms
truksta transporting laitu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
ITALAI PAEME MIESTA
DUNNO.

Paryzius, geg. 18. - Is
Turino gauta zinia, kad ita-
lams uzpuolimas prizes au-
strus sekasi. Jie paeme mic
sta Duino, gulinti tik uz -
kos myliQ nuo Trieste, kurs
yra Sio uzpuolimo tikslas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
PRAVESTAS PRIVER-
STINAS KAREIVIA-
VIMAS.
WASHINGTON. geg. 18.

WASHINGTON. geg. 18.
- Vakar Suv. Valstiju kon-
gresas galutinai pravede
priverstina kareiviavima.
Visi $50 metu amziaus
vyrai visose Suv. Valstijose
bus priversti uzsiregist1uo-
tt. Is uzsiregistravusiu W.
riausybe parinks tinkamus
kareiviauti.
Priverstino kareiviavimo
bilius jau pas prezidenta.
Tx reikia po bilium padeti
parasas ir isleisti proklia-
macija apie registravimasi,
nuskirti registravimosi die
ma.
zinomas daiktas, veikiai
lures pasirodyti prezidento
Wilsono prokliamacija kari
mes registracijos reikale.
Karine registracija reis-
kia - paskirta diena nueiti
registracijos vieton ir ten
paduoti savo pavarde ir at
sakyti i visus registracijos
lape pazymetus klausimus.
Sulyg priverstinojo karei-
viavimas biliaus lures regis
truoties visi vyrai 21-3O
metu amziaus. Tures regis
truoties kaip sioj salyj gi-
musieji, taip naturalizuoti
pilieciai, pasiketine butt pi-
lieciais ir visi nepilieciai
svetimzemiai.
Tuo budu sios sales wy
riausybe nori suzinoti, kick
respublika yra 21-3O metu
zmonemis turtinga.
Kareiviauti bus imami tik
pilieciai ir pasiketinusieji
butt pilieciais (turi pirma-
sias poperas). Gi nepilieciai
yra reikalingi prie naminiu
visokiu darbu, kaip tai anu
nicijos dirbtuvese, ukese ir
kt. -
Pamineto amziaus wy
rams nepilieciams (atei-
viams- -svetimzemiams) ne
prisieis registruoties, jei
apie tai pazymes prez. Will
sonas savo prokliamacijoje.
Praejus kick laiko po re-
gistracijos ivyks uzsiregis-
travusip rekrutavimas, pas
kui rekrutu paskirstymas j
pulkus, lavinimas ir paga-
liaus ju pasiuntimas musiu
laukan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

Havana, geg. 18.-Kubo-
je revoliucija dar nepasibai-
ge. Gauta zinia, kad jei re-
vOliucionieriai Wis dar neri-
maus, Suv. Valstijos pries
JUGS prisius savo kariuome-
ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

Paryzius, geg. 18. - Cio-
mai atidaryta Amerikos Rau
donojo Kryziaus dr-jos ligo.
nine, kuria isteige DR.. j.
Blake is New YorkO. Ligo-
nine paSvente kardinolas
Annette.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

Paryzius, geg. 18.-Pran-
cuzu spauda labai prielan-
kiai atsiliepia apie nauja
Prancuzijos kariuomenes
vyriausia vada gen. Petain.
jaime daug pasitiki prancu-
zai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

RYMAS, geg. 18. = Po-
pezius Benediktas XIV Ala
skai nuskyre apastaliska vi
kara. Juo yra kun. Cremon
tt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
llllllllIilllillllllIllllilIlllillllIIlIIiIIllIl
REIKALAUJA UzGROB-
III LIETUVA.

BERNIE, sveicarija, geg.
18. = Leipzigo laikrasciai
Vokietijos vyriausybes rel
kalauja, kad jinai jokiuo bu-
du nesitaikintu be uzgrobi-
mo kares metu uzimtu teri
toriju.
Laikrasciai pataria wy
riausybei pasisavinti Lietu-
va, Kursa, Briey-Longwy
apskriti Prancuzijoje. Taip-
pat palaikyti Belgijoje savo
militarini, ekonomini ir po-
litikini stow.
ALASKAI NUSKIRTAS
APASTALISKAS
VIKARAS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

Washington, geg. 1S. =
Suv. Valstiju kares laivy-
nan jau istojo 100000 lais-
vanOriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18
ORAS.

GeguZes IL q. 1917 m.
Chicago ir apylinkes. =.
Siandie ir rytoj grazus oras,
bet kick vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

Amsterdam, geg. Is. =
Kares lauke Prancuzijoj zu-
vo garsuS prancuzas laku-
mas, kapitonas Rene Dou-
mcr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-18

Priverstinas kareiviavi-
mas pravestas tik kares me-
tut.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
FOOD Directors,
MOVE TODAY into
MAG|CSTRUCTURE

Today Is moving day for the food
administration.
The new office building. which has
risen like magic on the square which
all Washington knows as THE Horss-
show Block" bounded by Seventeenth
Eighteenth. c and D streets. II today
ready for occupancy.
The story OF the construction Of
this big new Office building. which u
to house the food administrator. u
no less remarkable than the building
OF the army cantonments. Less than
sixty days were consumed In its con-
struction.
The work has oeen supervised ~
the committee of emergency eonstrue-
ton OF the Council OF National De-
Tense, and has been directly under
supervision Of Major J. r. Fitzpatrick,
ouicers' reserve corps. The GsorHo
A. Fuller Company was the contractor
for the building. The building was
designed by Waddy Wood. presidsne
OF the Warrington chapter Of the
American Institute OF Architseta
When Mr.. Hoover came to Wanhing-
ton In June, before the creation Of
the food administration, Mr.. Wood
offered the food administrator HE
services Upon passage OF the FOOD
bill. Mr.. Hoover accepted these ssrV.
Ices and called In Mr.. Wood to dssign
the building. q.
The building II two stories II
height, OF frame construction, with Z
stucco exterior. which gives II an aIf
Of permanence. Although designed
along simple lines, Il ls diEnifsd IN
appearance. More than . f1urth %
the wall area is In glass, and the Of
fc-s are flooded with light The
building will contain over 800 oRIesl
and the total cost Of construction waS
less than S2s6.0O
The ranks Of the food administra.
tion outgrew the quarters In the Cor
don Hotel
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
MRS. BAKER WILL AID
SOLDIERS PROGRAM

Mrs. Newton D. Baker, wife Of the
Secretary Of War win appear on the
musical program to be held for the
soldiers at the Mt Pleasant congrs-
gational Church tomorrow night.
Entertainments under the auspices
Of the church hospitality COMMITTEES
Of the District War Service comris-
sion viii be held also tomorrow even
iEg at St NA-Karet's Episcopal
Church. the First Prssbytsrian
Church, Church Of the Epiphany, and
Church Of the Covenant.
On Sunday the church Of the Cow
enant viii entertain officers At lunch
con at the University Club at 1:30.
followed at $50 BY Christian En-
ceavor vesper services at the church.
Special services. followed by . So
cial hour, will be held Sunday even
ing by Hamline Methodist Church.
Church Of the Epiphany, Second Pres.
byterian Church, Luther Memorial
Church. St. Parl's English Lutheran
Church, and Epiphany Chapel. and on
Sunday morning at IL o'clock At the
Eighth Street Temple.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
LIBERTY BOND
SW|NDLER ASKS
TIME TO REPAY

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. 16.-El-
mer DwigEins today was unable to
pay the SIS 900 assessed by the United
States commissioner, and will be held
in Jail here pending his trial on q
charge OF fraudulentIy taking money
from thousands of persons who
thought they were buying Liberty
bonds.
When arrested by pos'office inspec-
tors, Dwiggins had in his p session
81, 500 in cash and So 600 worth Of
Liberty bonds. He was also found 10
be short more than S1OO,0O0 In the
New York stock market
He originally worked q plan BY
which he sold Liberty bonds at dol
lar down and a dollar q week He
said he had sold enough to insure him
an Income of at least $1,000 c year.
This, he said, was not sufficient for
his needs, so he began using his Gus
toners money In investing in stocks.
The market broke him, he claims, re-
sultIng in his ruin
Dwiggins declared today that II the
authorities will allow him to return to
New York. his former home, he can
arrange so that no one will lose from
investments made with him
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
ADVERTISING SIGNS
DINMED OR PUT OUT

A dozen or more big electric light
signs on Pennsylvania avenue were
dark last night until 7:45 o'clock as
a result OF DR.. Garfield's order for
the conservation OF coal used for
making electricity. Show windows
along the Avenue and F street were
darkened when the stores closed Civ
ing these thoroughfareF a gloom they
have not known for years.
Much of the brilliant illumination
on the front of movie and other thea
ters was gone, though Ninth street
was less affected by the order than
any other OF the bright light districts
in Washington. Places OF business
that were open, including amuse-
ment places, could keep the lights
going over entrances, together with
signs announcing the attractions
within.
The big signs advertising national
ly known products mounted on
the tops of Avenue buildings were
all out until the appointed hour.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Buffalo Hears Man
Planned to Shoot
President While There

BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. IA
plan to assassinate President
Wilson during his visit to Buffalo
Monday to address the American
Federation OF Labor delegates, Is
believed to have been frustrated
in the detention OF John Santsr-
ly, nineteen years old, q ma
chinist, who was questioned today
by the United States attorney.
Asked II he had told fellow
employees that the President ought
to be shot because he was send
ing Americans to the war, he IL
reported to have replied:
"I1l shoot the President the
first chance I get. He will be
shot anyway"
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
CARPENTER, HIT BY CAR,
DIES FROM INJURIES

Harris Whalen, seventy-three. Of $500
Davenport place. died this morning at
Georgetown University Hospital from IN
juries sustained Wednesday when he
was struck by a north bound car Of the
Tenleytown line at Heurich's alley, near
the District line.
Whalen. who, it is said. was slightly
deaf. was walking to work on the
tracks with a kit Of carpenters tools.
He stepped from one track to another
and was hit by the car. though Motor
man B. F. Tanning sounded his gong.
The mans skull was fractured
Coroner hewitt will hold an inquest
this afternoon
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
ChiIdren's Wash
Dresses, Special, 49c.

Chlldren's Plaid and Striped
Gingham Dresses. IN many
pretty rnIors. which are abso-
lutely fast. collars pockets
and belts of con lrhSllnE ma
tcriaI in plain culorS sizes
t. 10 years. Special NJ 4Jc.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Fibre and Silk Hose
At 39c

WOmen's Hose in black
white, and q variety OF popu-
lar coIors. In this lot are quite
a few silk thread h $50 In black
only, Garter tops. double
soles and high spllcad hcSis'
Sizes 81 to 10. Special, Ssc'
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
schumann-HeInk Sang at Camp Meade

sehumann-HeInk Sang at Camp Meade
Monday night, the great operatic
star, Madame Schumann- -Heink, sang
in the I. NJ. &. A. auditorium at Camp
Meade, at a free concert. Through
the winter. many entertainments OF
that grade will be given Help by
giving vour -oney this week to the
Y. NJ. c. A. fund. Send pledges or
checks TO Corcoran Thorn, chairman.
or j. B. Larner, treasurer, 1918 G St
". W.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Women'S Superior
Corsets at $1.29

Girdle Corset Of good quail
ity coutil with elastic tops.
wei ooned and guaranteed not
To rust, hnlsh"d with four gar
ters. Special. 81 20
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Women's Perfect Fit
ting Hose, 23c

Women's Full Fashioned
Hose, mercerlzed. fast c)lnr,
three-inch garter tops. Sizes
Sh to 10. Spccia' prise per
pair. 2ac-nOt more than ;
pairs 10 each purchaser.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Soc and SEC Union
Suits, 39c

Women's Union Suits of fine
combed yarn with loose or
tlEht knee, lace trimmed and
plain. Regular at SOC and 5Oc.
sizes ~ 70 ~ Special tomor.
row, 39ct
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Children's Sweaters,
Regular at 69c, 49c.

In white and gray, some
have roll collar. others have
plain neck and pockets. Just
the thing now when a little
eNtrn warm n Is needed. Sizes
-. -. -. csc values. Special
AUs
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Chldren's Bathrobes,
Special at $1.19.

Made up in several patterns.
some are OF the Indian de-
signs, others are very much
like mothers Beacon blanket
robe. Each robe finished with
collar. pocket. cord and Ia =
sci Sizes 2. I. and .. SI.jU
value. Special. $l.l9.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Dainty Pink Corsets,
Special, 98c

Girdle Corsets Of good quail
win elastic band, nOn-rust and
hnlshed with four garters.
Special, csc.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Children's 25c
Stockings at tic.

or fine and heavy rib; alb
solutely fast black. slightly
irregular, but defects will not
interfere with the wearing
qualities. Sizes . to 10. Mill
mends OF 25c grade. special,
l7c.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Saturday An Important Day
For Mothers And Children
Children's Wool
Sweaters, Only $1.19

Children's Wool Sweaters in
white. blue. rcd and gray.
Made with roll collar and
pockets. sizes %. -. and 26.
Sion value, special. Sl.l9.
The Washington times., 1917-11-16
Children's Hats,
Values to CSC, 19c.

Childrcn'S Ready-to-wear
Hats In a variety Of shapes
and styles. including the ever
popular tams. in red. green,
brown. rose. etc. Hat values
at ySc. Special tomorrow at
loo
The Washington times., 1917-11-16

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"a ~
HsFnt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
IMPEACHMENT
BILL SIGNED
Authorizes Speaker to Call
Legislature for Impeach-
ment PURPOSES.

Autin. Texas. oct. Is.-Governor W.
z. Hobby today signed the house i'm
parchment bail passed At the last
special session. which provides for the
calling OF tho house by the speaker.
with the written consent of so mem
beers. Tor the purpose Of considering
impeachment proceedings against
state officials. heads Of departments
and institutions and members Of
boards. including members Of the
board Of regents Of the university.
This bill becomes effective Dec. %.
Signs Two Other BIIls-
The governor also approved two
other bills. one being the bill 10 pre-
vent the diversion of electric current.
water or gas This is known as the
Nordhaus bill. The other was the bill
regulating migrant agents and
bureaus. and defining licensed emil
grant agents These two bills also
become effective on December 2S.
The governor has now disposed OF
all bills passed at the last special ses-
sion Of the legislature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

$3.50 Hueco street. o rooms and g. uch $50
l-ll " El Paso. r. and sip pch $40
1897 Hawthorne D.. rooms. heat ISIS
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGESCY.
ga Mills bids Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
VERDICT FOR FOSTERS BY
JURY IN CASE AGAINST Z P

A jury verdict OF $4,000 damages
as returned in the United States dis
trict court Wednesday afternoon in
favor Of the heirs of the late Judge
a G. Foster against the Texas &, pa
cific railroad. for the death OF Mr..
Foster, caused through alleged neEli-
Eence Of the railroad company. Mr..
Foster was killed the morning OF De
cember p. 1916. and his mangled body
was found on the side Of the defend
ant company's tracks about 100 yards
from Cadwalader station
The verdict allowed $4,000 to the
widow Of deceased and $1,000 10 each
OF his children. A. G. Foster, jr., Fran
els aud Catherine Foster, Mrs. Emily
DearinE and Baylor Foster.
Notice Of appeal was filed bv the
defendant railroad company as soon
as the verdict was rendered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
THIEVES GET BIG LOOT IN
Fl. BLISS QUARRY VISIT

-Four hundred and twenty-five
pounds OF black powder. a box Of
defamation caps. a coil Of fuse, and
blacksmith tools were discovered to
have been stolen from the warehouse
at the Fort Bliss quarry. The thieves
are supposed TO have entered the
warehouse sometime between sun
down Saturday and Monday morning.
Clothing valued at SIPS was re-
ported to the police Wednesday to
have been stolen from Charles Wash
ingtCn, Fifth and Ochoa streets
stolen and missing articles listed
at the city detective bureau Thursday
included the following:
A. H killingsworLh. 1920 North
Florence. a diamond ear screw set
Paul Hale, 917 North Stanton. q
bicycle.
o. F. Coleman. 7O5 North Main
street, two rings. a gold bracelet. q tie
pin a pair OF cuff buttons and a
leather iewelry box
G ComacIS, 100 North oregon street
Emilio FaudiO. 1920 South oregon
street a bicycle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Livestock Market.

lineage Livestock. Nlose-
Lnlcago. H.. Oct Hogs-Receipts.
average Bulk. S1s-25 d17; light. $3.50 q
l7-25; pigs. S1L50G15-
Cattle-Receipts. 1900. Market weak.
Native steers, S5-75 n l7-1o. western steers.
$3.50 1850; stocicers and feeders. SEQ
II. 40; cows and heifers, S4S5aII So
calves. &sGI6.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady.
Wethers. Ss-1oG-3; lambs {1SdIS25-
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No. oct. 1s.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 5000 Market lower. Bulk. &1s.25
glL5o: heavy. S17-25 I7-65; light SI6a
Il; pigs, $14G15-
Cattle-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
beef steers. &1Id15. western steers. gSG
Is; cows. $3.50 q 9--5: heifers. $3.50 q 1880.
stockers and feeders. S6-25 ais: bulls. Sc O
7-75; calves. $3.50 Gl3.50-
Sheep-Receipts. sO0o. Market steady.
Lambs. 81 617.S5; yearlings. slca13-50.
wethers. 81 n 1880; ewes. SO 611-5o.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Oct 1S.-CattIe-Recelpt
1900 Market strong. Beef steers. ssGI2.
cows and heifers. 1925 Q $50; stockers
and feeders. $3.50 @ Il: calves 39G11-
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market 25c
lower Top. 81; bulk. 81 G17-55-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBy zeiger Hotel-)
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market lower. Top
81: bulk. s1sG17.65.
Csttle-Receipts 10000. including 1000
calves Beef steers. top S1L25. bulk $3.50
bulls, s. @ SIS; calves, $3.50 no Stockers
ssaG50.
sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
STOCKS
HEAVY, LOWER
New Low Level Is Regis
tered in Utah Thursday
in Morning Trading.

Copper stocks were again heavy Thurs
day. with a aow low level 80 Ttah. ar-
cordinE To- advi-es TO Curtlss Montague &
Co. stocks and bonds, Hotel SHIELD lobby
The general market opened with bet
- feeling prevailing and many traders
after the close last night expressed the
opinion that while many Investments were
available at the present low levels. thar
irreEularity would probably continue for
some time Prices were generally higher
At the opening and -aius from fractional
to two points We're witnessed but later IN
the day scattered liquidation again low
cred prices and the advance was unt
sustained The rails We're finn but dull
The curb market was dull Jerome Yer
de showed heayiness again despite fav-
orable news from the property.
Tho final hour saw @ big improvement
In prices. particularly in the Etecls and
equipments L. s. Steel sold up TO los
against closing last night Of 10els Beth
lehcm was H0iz as against 13it Marine
preferred IS L compared with 81. Reading
% ara-ust yesterdays %; Utah sold down
to ss-s. "a new low. but closed az S0E.
On the curb Jerome Verde was very
weak.
The following quotations furnished by
Logan d Bryan's private wire Co Curtiss-
Montague * Co. stocks and bonds. Hotel
Sheldon. give closing prices