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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
ZE STANISLAWOWA,

- Macierz Polska oddziai 20 Sw.
Agnieszki odbedzie przedroczne po-
siedzenie dis wieczorem o godzinie
I6i do, 6smej, W sail zwyklych posie-
,;zen. Obecnosc wszystkich pozada-
ma, DO So bardzo wazne sprawy do
zalatwienia; "a n~ieobecnosc- kara
podiug konstytucyi. = Leokadya
Dorr, PREF; R6za Wojciechowska.
sekr. prot.
= Nadzwyczajne p~osledzenie Cd
dzIafu sw. Moniki mr.. 23 Macierzy
Polskie1 odbedzie sic dis o godzi-
nie7:S wieczorem, W hall zwyk}ych
.posiedzeh, z powodu zmariej czfon-
KIM siostry sp. Maryi !Kotowskiej.
Czionkinie proszone So o lie mono
Sci zebrae sic pred kosciolem sw.
Stanisiawa K. jutro o godzinie $3.50
rano azeb yoddac ostatsia przysiu-
ge zmariej. czionkini 1 zalozycielkl
naszego Oddzialu. = Anastazya ia
lowy. pref; Fran. Bieschke. sekr.
prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
POZOSTAJE TYLKO
10 Dni
DO R0BIENIA zAKUPNA
GWIAZDKOWEGO.
CzytelnikOm. a zwlasz-
CA ~CzytelniczkOm ma
Sym radZimy rObiG "a
~kupnaTERAZ.

Wczorai popoiudniu o godzinie 4.
M Stanisiawowie odbyio sic przepro-
wsdzenie zwlok S. p. X. Andrzeia
Spetza, c. r., kt6ry zmarl onegdai
y st. Louis, Mo. p
Przeprowadzenia zwiok z ceremo-
miami dokonai X. Franciszek Cor
don, C.. r. prOboszcz Maryanowa W
asystencyi ksiezy miejseowyeh i pc
zamiejseowych. Zwioki przeniesiono
z plebanii stanislawowskiej do kO-
Sciola Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, gdzie
pozostawiono je do dzisiaj, skad tel
C godzinie 1O-tei rano odbyi sic pO-
grzeb.
Trumne ze zwlokami S. p. Y. SpO-
TIA, z plebanii do koSciola nieSli: X.
Jan SObieszczyk, G. r., X. Jan Drze-
wiecki, c. R.. y. Franciszek SARA,
C. r.. X. Bronisiaw Cieslak, c. r..
x. W%adyslaw Filipski, c. r., y.
Bronislaw Gadacz, C r. i X. Teodor
D~ombrowski, c. R.
Procz wylej wymienionych, udzlGl
W ceremoniach wczorajszych brazil
takze: X. Franciszek Dembinski, C.
R., p~roboszcz Stanisiawowa, X. Mi
ehal Jagiowtcz, c. R.. Rektor
Kollegium NajSwietszej Maryi Pau
ny " Kentucky, X. Stanisiaw Stat
ka, C. R., p~roboszcz Kantowa; x.
Jan obyrtacz, c. R., prob0szcz Jad-
wigowa; Y. Wladysiaw Zapala, G..
r., Rektor Kollegium Sw. Stanisla-
wa Kostki; X. Stanisiaw Swierczek,
C. R.. proboszcz parafii sw. Stani--
siawa B. i NJ, W Cragin; Y. Jan
Zdeehlik, C. r., probOSzcz Jackowa;
X. T. Spetz, C. r., brat zmariesO
kaplana; Y. Grzegorz Spetz, c. r.,
bratanek zmariego; y. Waleuty
Swientek, c. r., X. Jan Piechowski,
c. R., Y. Bronislaw Lazarowicz, L.
r., X. Adolf Drewniak, C. R., X. Pa
wei Tudyka, c. R., X. Franciszek
Repinski, G R., X. Franciszek Pic
czyiski, C. R.. Y. Tadeusz Ligmar,
C.. r., Y. Teofil Szypkowski, c. r.,
X. Leon Siess, C. R., X. Franciszek
Kubiaczyk, c. r., X. Lukasz SWAT
kowski, c. R., Y. Pawei Sobczak, T..
r., Y. Felix's Eadon, C. R., X. Ed
ward Stefanowicz, e R., X. Jozet
Zwierzy{ki, C. R., oraz organised:
Andrzej J. Kwasigroch ze Stanisla-
wOwa; Emil Wiedemann, z Jadwl-
gowa; Franciszek Nowicki z Kan
iowa / Zamiara z Maryanowa. Bra
cia zakonni i ministranci W wielkleJ
liczbie brazil udziai we wczorajszeJ
smutnej uroczystoSci. Komitet para
fialny reprezentowali panowie Piotr
Rostenkowski i Franciszek Klajda.
Pc z~akonczeniu ceremonii koSciel-
nych, dzieci szkolne wraz z Sioslra-
mi Nauczycfelkami Z Zakonu siostr
Notre Damek, przeszly szpalerem o.
box trumny S. p. X. A. Spetza, C.
r., oddajac W ten spos6b ostatni
respekt zmariemu ich przyjacielowl.
Dzisiaj o godsinie 10-tej odbyl
sic pogrzeb s. p. X. Andrzeja Spe-
TIA z koScio4a Sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha. -
o p~ogrzebie napiszemy jutro.
q - g
Ma dzisteJszj liScie STRAIT podaja
usstepujace nazwiska Polak6w:
DYNOWSKI FRANCISzEK, 2944
Bonfield utica: zabity.
SIKoRSK JAN, kapral, 1924
Hamburg utica; cieiko raniony.
JABLONsKI woJCIBCH, 1417
West Division utica; cie5ka raniony.
wAAIJEwsKI ANToNI s., 1887
North Paulfna utica; ciezko ranio-
ny.
SCHLoTT ALoJZY A, s1S North
Robey utica; Gezko raniony.
wISNEwSKI JAN, Joliet, Ill,
eie2ko raniony.
OLESTEWTCZ MIECZYSLAW,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

Jan Lisa, kt6ry wczoraj mial od-
jezdzac 2 ochotnikami Armii Pol
skiej do obozu W Kanadzie, zostai
wczoraj aresztowany ma sail parafial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

piero pc diugich perswazyach udaio
sic pana bratka ma stacye zaprowa-
dzic gdzie przyiaciele lego Eio5yli
zadana 'kaucye Lisa wypusscsono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

Koledzy JUL w%ytechali do obozu .
Lisa czekac musi teraz do zakohcse-
MIA rozpravy sadowej gdyt oskario-
ny Jest Q ojcoetwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

mel ma Jackowie, ma oskarzenie swej
n~arzeczone1 Maigorzaty La Cema
ca. Me iatwo poszio pono poll
csantowi W aresztoWaniu Lisa / do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
RAINS IMPROVE N.
RANGES AND FARMS

Santa Fe. n. ". Aug. 2.-The last
New Mexico. crop bulletin for the
month. issued by section director C. T.
Linney. states that the range is COM
lHg up on the southeast plains and
lhat stock losses are ending. The her-
vest or winter wheat is practicsIIv
finished and OF rye begun. also Of
some early spring wheat which i'm
some localities is three weeks early.
The third cutting Of alfalfa is under
way IN southern counties and the sec
ond IN central and northern counties.
corn. beans. gardens. fruits. are do
lls Wen Flowing for rail grain has
already begun in the southern coun-
ties Fairly general showers and cocI-
err weather occurred during the last
ieW Gays, and were OF much benefit
20 range and crops in southern New
Mexico although insufficient in some
OF the southwestern lOwlands
Carlsbad reports that local showers
nave continued over Eddy county ma
tcrially improving farming conditions.
crops under the irrigation project are
good the cotton acreage being the
largest ever grown under the project.
state college reports partly cloudy
SKY during the week with light show
ers and cool humid atmosphere Crop
conditions are excellent. shipments Of
pears and cantaloupes are under way
with good Yields.
AT Roswell the rainfall for the
week was light and not enough to
benefit the ranges to the west but
heavier eastward Corn and beans are
doing exceptionally Well Apples still
dropping badly. CantalOupes are be-
ing market.
Fort Stanton had good showers dur
ing the week with a heavy local
doWnpour improving conditions for
the cattlemen greatly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
PROMINENT ARIZONA MINING
MAN MISSING IN RUSSIA

Clifton. Ariz. aug lanes COL
uohoun. for many years in charge OF
the interests Of the Arizona Copper
company in this district. is under
stood TO be lost in the general dIsor-
der that has been known in Russia
since the rise Of the BolshevikL He
lett Arizona 70 develop and to estab-
llsh reduction plants on some great
copper deposits Of the Caucasus
mountains.
Latterly he is understood to have
batum district OF south western Euro
pean Russia. near the Black sea.
Mrs ColquOhOun has written
friends that she had received no word
from her husband for five months
and that she was greatly distressed
oue OF her two sons, both born in
Clifton. was killed in a Scottish real
ment during the first few months Of
the war The second is with me
english forces in France
AR Colquohoun is held in very hieb
regerd here for his personal ousIi-
ties and for his large ability in min
ING lie took charge OF the com
pany's interests when IL was about
pan krupt and soon put on a steady
ulsllenu paying basis. building rail-
roads and concentrations and a sr1I-
Phlric acid teaching plant that was
a ploneeE OF tne process in the south
west He also added the conve-fe-
process in the old Clifton -su1eT+e-
mus utilizing the sulphides which fbe
oll process could handle only as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
SOLDIERS HAVE NIGHT OF
STUNTS AT CAMP THEATER

Camp Cody, Demins, y. NJ. Aug >
1t was stunt night" by the 6sth
brigade Wednesday evening at the
division exchange theater and a good
entertainment was put on. Here is
the program.
Selections. 136th infantry band
Double Time on the Piano" sgt
Wallace Wheeler, 135th band
Boxing on skates, roller marvels,
William Kleck & Co.. 136th infantry.
-Brainless Pete" played before all
the crowned heads of Europe; first
tour OF America. hot air
136th band musical poker. NO
Limit" passed UP by the censor.
The Saxing SaxOphOnists, sextet
1S5th band
Xylophone and jazzy orchestra.
Hold Them Mules" 155th infantry
band
Meals orchestra, Great Stuff. 50
13sth infantry.
Mutt and Jeff in a little tit for tat.
Count the Spotsi"
Balls and Banjo and Orpheum Fol-
lies. Shilling. solo.
Bobby Wallace. comedy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
Win The War
Spirit Rules
Pacific Coast
Workmen, Shipyard Own
ers, Lumber Mill Men
Make Great Records.

san Francisco. Cal. Aug. 2.-The
win the war spirit is thoroughly per
meating the Pacific coast, especially
in essential industries. according to
the monthly bulletin Of the san Fran
cisco federal reserve board, which
says;
Most Of the shipwards Of the dis
trict have contracted their entire out
put for the next i months. and
many yards for a much longer period.
Il is estimated that the value OF the
production OF all the yards building
steel and wooden ships on this coast
IS over S5U0,1OO,O0O per year. OF 50
constructors Of steel ships and IS con-
structOrs OF wooden ships rated for
efficiency for the month of May by
the Emergency Fleet corporation. the
five highest rated steel and eight
highest rated wooden ship construct
ors are in this district The most
notable construction record yet made
was the launching of a
1900 ton steel freighter by a san
Francisco yard in 10 days from the
date of keel laying.
Huge Quantities Of Lumber.
Fir lumber mills Of oregon and
have pledged themselves
TO supply the government each month
not less than coo cars of airplaue fir.
Additional orders for $4,000. 600 feet
OF lumber for eastern cautonments
have been placed. and il is said that
orders for 10000 600 feet for refrig-
orator cars. ship construction and
navy needs viii be placed shortly.
produced I2.7 percent Of
all the lumber cut i'm the United States
IN 1917 with a total cut of 100000
feet. thereby leading all the lumber
producing states.
Labor Gives Up Holidays.
Although labor is scarce. and the
farmers are having some difficulty in
harvesting their crops, conditions are
fairly settled The "Win-the-war
spirit seems 10 permeate the work
Frs in the essential industries gener-
ally, and fin several coast cities the
and metal trades workers.
who were awarded Saturday half holt
lay during the summer months by the
wage adjustment board, have offered
% forego their half holidays and
work. without requiring extra pay for
he overtime"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated pressl-
New York Aug 2.-Lcrcantlle payer
m1rths. C per cert: months. pei
cent
Sterling 60-day bills. s47efzs CONNER
C-cl 60-day bills, S4-Ilass demand
Sf.75 5-1s; cables. sac ZIG
Francs demand, F5-11- cables s5-6sss-
Bar SILVER. s9ssc, Mexican dollars &c
Time loans strung5 60 days, so days, six
months. percent
call money. easier; high, 2; low. g; rul-
ing rate. s. closing hid, 8 - offered az 81
last loau- percent
Lead, spot SS-o5-
SDelter. vealz-East ST. Louis delivery,
spot. Ss.05 S-l7.
LONDON INITIALS MARKET.
London. ErE- Aug 2--he following
were the o. Citations in the London met
ais market today
Tiz-Spot- 1880; futures. 1850.
spot coppers and futures, E1.2s electro
lytic. E1S7-
spot copper. Ei2-; electroiytic. 1857 tin.
E1s5- lead. E-9 Zoe. spelter. f54.
Lead-Spor, EZg 1oss futures. z2S la
SQelter- Spot E54- futures. E55.
TIE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican bank notes. state bills. selse
Mexican pesos. GIc-
Mexican gold IS 65g1z-
FL Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver (Haudy & Harmon quota
Lon) e95c-
London lead. E2s. 10H
Pig lead-Sg-15-
Copper-Wlrs bars, SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
Giues Quotas and Sums
Raised In War Work
Dfpes In This Gil

IN order that the citizens OF Z
Paso may know just what the city ha
done and is doing in the various wa
funds, and how II has exceeded ft
quotas. the Rio Grande Valley Banl
and Trust company has presented tn,
exact figures as they appear on tn.
books un to date.
The total quota for three Libert-
bond drives was S5,S05. 800 and the
city went over the top with s7.0SS.40C
Of the war savings stamp quota
which is Sls616.020. 100000 has beer
bought and 100000 pledged up to
date. making a total Of bought anc
pledged Of S1.1O0.O00 A quota Of $50
600 was set in each Of the Red Cross
war funds The first drive make
sl.66l6S and the second drive made
ss0.33A0s.
The Knights OF Columbus in their
recent drive collected S22,3S5. so and
their quota was $4,000. the army Y.
NJ c. AS quota was S25. 600. and IL
collected s2S,617; the Boy Scouts had
a quota Of $4,000 and exceeded il by
$1,000; the Jewish war welfare fund
received $500.
smith William, assistant cashier OF
the Rio Grande bank. compiled the
above figures for public information
IN view Of many calls that had been
made upon him, as secretary OF vari-
Gus drives this year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
E PA5O SPIRIT
PRAISED HIGHLY
Kiwanis Club Hears Rea-
sons Why City Is Attrac-
tive Place to Live.

FL Paso has the spirit OF the pi-
oHeer. the spirit OF progress and the
Spirit Of the cosmopolite: for I've
heard almost every language but Ger
man spoken on your streets" said DR..
H. F. Vermiuion. superintendent OF the
Baptist sanatorium, planned for FL
Paso- Il first visited FL Paso u years
ago and was impressed with that spir-
1t then, and today I am astonished at
the rapidity with which the CITY has
grown You don't know the word
halt here and hope to.be instrument
tai In helping in your progress"
Says Soldiers Like Fl PasO.
chaplain W. 3. Zimmerman. SIND
field artillery, another visitor. de-
clared that the men at Fort Bliss and
adjacent camps appreciate the fine
support Of the business men Of Fl
Paso. He said: The S2nd field artfl-
lery is especially fortunate m this re-
spect- We have a building that seats
400 people and II business men Of Fl
PasO contributed the roofing -or the
structure each donating S25- You Of
ten hear soldiers say we wish TO get
away from FL Pas0' but that means
Only they want to get to France as
soon as possible. 7 want to say that
when we leave. we viii always be
boosters for FL Paso."
kniekerbOeker Prefers This City.
Rev ?. r kuickerbOcker who re-
turned recently from a trip to the
Pacific coast, declared that while
there he was offered the largest
church Of his denomination on the
coast, the salary being large. but he
declined. because he wanted TO stay
in FL Paso- With reference 10 the
one piece bathing suits Rev Nj
knickerbc ecker said they served ''onlv
TO keep the men outdoors and make
their eyesight keener-"
Joke On Luundrymnn.
Miss Pansy de Ia Cour, OF the Teal
company. contributed TO the amuse-
ment by breaking into the meeting
with a complaint against one Of the
members. she entered carrying lit
tie bundle and, in tears. declared that
she didn't think she should bear all
the blame and the man should 20 free.
Asked who he was. she named George
Mitchell. a laundryman. and opened
her bundle. a badly torn shirt. Just
b>ck from the laundry.
Appoint Attendance Captains.
The attendance prize was won by H.
D. Pallister and j. A. Brennan was
the gladhauder Of the day. President
! W. Peak appointed Dr. j. ". Laws
Z H. Lawrence and +. C.. Bray. at
tendance captains. Their duty viii be
to select attendance lieutenants. who
in turn will call up the various menu
bers each week and urge them to at
tend the meetings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
PRICE FOR COAL
FIXED BY BOARD
Bituminous to Take Place
Of Anthracite, With
drawn in West.

Washington. D. c.. Aug Prizes
for various grades Of bituminous coal
to take the place of anthracite, which
has been withdrawn from the middle
west. were fixed today by the fuel
administration.
The mine price for prepared coal
VIII be delivered from special sizes
more than from that one half inch in
size. while for sizes from one quarter
TO one half inch in size, the mine
price for run Of mine coal viii be al
lowed
For all fine sizes passing through
a mesh one half inch or smaller. 80
cents per net ton less than the pre-
vailing price for standard screenings
viii be charged. For fine screenings.
mixed with other coal, the price can
not exceed the applicable government
price less 80 cents ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
SANTA RITA PASTOR AND
DALLAS GIRL WILL MARY

Deming. n NJ, Aug. e.-On Aug. 6
at Dallas, Texas. Rev Robert l. Fer
guson- until recently pastor OF the
Deming Methodist church and camp
pastor of that denomination for Camp
Cody. and Miss Eula Pearle Turner.
viii be married at the home Of the
brides parents in that city Miss
Turner was until a short time ago in
charge OF the girls clubs here which
are affiliated with the Y. W O.. A.
Rev. Air. Ferguson and his bride will
make their home in Santa Rita, where
he is pastor OF a church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
CLEARING HOUSES WILL
MAKE REPORTS WEEKLY

Washington. ID. C.. Aug. 2.-Ac-
curate rejorts offering an index OF
the volume OF banking business at
various clearing house points VIII be
gathered through the federal reserve
system under a plan adopted Thurs
Gay by the reserve board
Each clearing house manager will
be asked 10 report weekly 10 his dis
lrict reserve bank the totals Of checks
oraWn on and paid by each reporting
hank, separating those drawn by indi-
vfduals. firms, corporations and the
government under one head. and
those drawn by banks under another
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATS
DISCUSSING CANDIDATES

santa Fe. n II, Aug. Chairman
Arthur Seligman Of tie Democratic
state committee announces that no
decision has been reached as yet as TO
the date Of the Democratic state con-
vention- However, there is noticeable
q constant stream OF Democratic lead
ers making their way 10 the capital
and appearing in conferences with Mr.
SeliEman. judge \. B. Laughlin, and
other old time leaders and Demo-
cratic officials Today it was state
senator J. n. Upton of Deming. who
is being groomed for the gubernator-
ial nomination by certain elements,
and attorney Neil1 B. Field Of Al5u-
Querque. who was candidate for su-
ureme court Justice two years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
TRADE UNSTEADY
on WALL Street.
Favorable War News Has
Little Effect, Stocks
Drifting Idly.

NDIE-lluo-aticus reflect closing prices
Aug-
Favorable war news made lttle impress
sion upon t0days stock market. prices
drifting idly on almost. the Ightesr turn
over Of the year
sales Appropriated l50. 900 shares.
The blessing was irrt Eula-.
The only stock 10 vary more than a
fraction at The dun opening Of tod-y's
market, was one OF the very obscure spe-
cialties. Union Bag g. Paper. which ras-
lstered a decline OF 9 , points
Many OF the active issues were not az
all quoted in the first half hour. while
Others. like United States steel; Marine,
preferred. and suudry rails were so spa
thetic as TO show no definite trend.
Liberty bonds were inclined To ease
Eucoura EiuE war news received after the
opening OF rodsy's stock market and sales
Of Liberty 3las al par, The market rose
from its stun or Elsewhere relative active
ar an extreme advance Of a large fraction
Rails. tohaccos and utilities were again
disposed TO react Western Union making
a new price for the movement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
Livestock Market


Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. . united States Blu
reau Of Markets. -HcEs-Receipts H.
600 Market 1502oc higher Butchers
$3.50 G1e.T5; lights, $3.50 G1s-S0- pack
ing. $3.50 CISCO; bulk. SiS-50G l3-15i
Cattie-Receipts. 6ecG. Market very
s1T-50G 1875: common and medium, S10-5Q
$50 1A-25- Gamers and cutters. $685. 70
7-50- srockers ard feeders. good. choice
and fancy. s10T1S- inferior common and
medium, s7-75G10 veal valves. good and
choice s1s-50G17-
sheep-Receipts S6Co: choice western
lambs. strong 10 higher; native and sheep,
steady: feeders. steady.
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close
Kansas City. No. Aug 3--Hogs-ke-
ceipts, 1900 Market higher Bulk SIS q
1880. heavy. $3.50 1880; Eight. $3.50 @
1885; pigs. SIS $3.50
Cattle-Receirrs. 90 co. Market steady
Steers. s17-75 61S-5o; westerns. SIG 10:
cows. s6-5c913 heifers, SSG15- stock rs
and fee1crs. ssd17-Sc; calves. sSG13-5t-
Sheep-ReCeipts. 1000 Lambs. STAG q
17-15; yeallinEs. Sic l4-5e; Wethers, S1oG
1880, ewes. SIS G125o.
Denver Livestock. Clos.
Denver. Colo. Aug Hogs-Iieceipts,
800 Market steady 10 weak Top, $3.50;
Cattie-Receipts. 7o0. Market steady
Beef steers. s10G17; cows ard heifers- S.
OILS; ST. ckers and feeders, So 1870
sheep-Recelpts, rome Market IN
changed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
COPPER STOCK
LIST IS FIRM
Inspiration Gains 81 Share
Over Thursdays Clos
inc Price.

Continued strength was noted in che
market Friday but On very small sales.
with especial strength i'm Inspiration Cop
per. according TO j. s. Curtiss q Co., Sh2l-
don hotel
shortly after the orening. Inspiration
sold Up TO So a gain Of 81 per share ever
Thursdays closing. Chile sold at 1oss-
Sneiters was uncha. Eed. Anaconda sold
az IS compared with 65H yesterday
The rail list was still due bat St Paul
showed strength and IS being bulled by
people who advanced New Haven several
points General Motors recovered in to-
days market from 1881 70 49, Baldwin
Locomotive. after hre8k1ng thi ough Sc.
sold up 20 S9z. Bethlehem steel was up
a half point CT the opeuirE- steel opened
ND cu--eiEhth at los. Low was 10I44 g..
high 1qSiz- Mexican Petroleum sold all
day above 101.
In the curb lis.. AIerma was up 81 per
share New Cornelia dropped eff to Is Z
bid Verde Combination was of a six
teerth. only 11-15 being bid. with stock
offered at a..
The following quotations furnished 1y
7. s. Curtiss q Co.. Sheldon hotel, stocks
and bonds. give the dosing prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
100000 Tons OF Ore
Are Broken Up By Big
Blast Al New CorneLio

Ajo. Ariz.. Aug. Two hundred
thousand tons Of ore has been broken
Up by the greatest blast ever known
to this camp. $4,000 pounds Of powder.
valued at over $4,000. About ten days
before there had been fired a shot
that used 10000 pounds of powder.
Within two years the three hills Of
carbonate ore viii be leveled flat with
the desert. the steam shCvels then 10
pursue such ore further down 10 the
depth of 40 feet Then there viii be
steam shOYeling, on somewhat differ
ent plans OF the sulphide ores further
down till immense pits have been ere
ated. from which the ore viii so TO
the new flotation plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-02
REV. A. A. DAVIS VERY Ill
AT HIS HONE HERE. REPORT

Rev A. A Davis. vel known FL
Paso clergyman, former pastor Of the
East FL Paso Presbyterian church, is
reported TO be very seriously i'll at
his home. 2400 Texas street. Mr..
Davis has been I'll for some time. and
three months ago went TO California
for a change, returning several days
ago
Rev. Mr.. Davis has been active in
Masonic circles, last year having been
chaplain of FL Paso lodge $50. A F.
and A. II He is also a member OF the
chapter and commandery. Mrs Davis
and a daughter, Elizabeth. are with
him