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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
CERMANSKA 0DPOVED mi NEZVYK-
LE SKROMNE.
O ZDEMOKRATISOVANf NEMECKA
NENf v nj AM ZMfNKY.


Washington, 21. rijna. - Zadneho mru pokud Meme
cko zIsane zbranch TAX veskerou urctos znf bude
nova odpoved Washngonu dosud needni znen posedni
noy n6mecke kere doruceno bo presdenovi dnes
kratce 3. hod odpol Westinghouse ocelne bude odpo
vedeno akme svedsky vyslanec odevzda ren text Meme
cka ker dosud az do nesn pozdn hony nocnf nedo
sel Jak ale okonost nasvedeu bude mft Wilson obeznik
rukou jiz Ultra poledne
President Wilson spou ministerskymi predsedy An
gle Francie Iae ker tvorf soucast poenecke nevyss
vaecne rady sou jz dohodnut ak odpoved6 die vseho
nebude vice zadna dalsf vymena nahledd nasledovat
Odpove6 vytcenymi podminkami pred tydnem do Ber
lima odesana bude die vseho tentokrat opakovaa take
karov zbude en dohoda nevyssm velelem spoeneckych
vojsk generamem Fochem. Mozna re nejnovejsi odpo
ve tato bude strucne nez bya odpoved pfedchazefcf
DneSnf n6mecka odpoveH obsahuje n6kok velice prG-
hlednych fals{ vyvracf bestau nemeckch arad mluv
zachovanf cti nemeckeho du bernske vady Jedinou W.
hodou nesnho mroveho ednan jest okonost ze bya dana
nemeckemu idu prileztost uvazovan otazkach valky
mru, coz zpate6nckym stranam Nemecku muze sat
sudnym Jest sto ze narod nemecky nyn pravde pozna
kdo vastn produzuje vaku ze neepe by bylo prijmou
podmfnky spojeneckeho generaissima Pomnky eho arc
budou tvrde Foch must m zarnku ze vsechny podmnky
veroomnou German must by do posedni psmeny dodrze
Nebezpeene zonefske sran6 pruske must b vyrhany
drapy Nebudei Nemecko souhasit povede valka dale
az bude pfijetf podmnek donuceno odpoved Bena
docame dale re kaisr nard vyklzen zabranych dzem
narld vsem vetelGm ponorek aby zdrzovay pokud
torpedovanf lodi obcanskym cestucm yce coz vse nike
rak neodpovda ami casi pfanim spojenci.
Jnak mi nemecka odpoved dosti pokorne, coz nafou
kaneho Nemecka nikdy nebyo zvykem jest nj pana
ha aby nekterymi vetam bya dana prezito vymene ma
zori dasimu smlouvani Nemecko tax nabyo casu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
Skupna francouzskch dvek posanych studie

pozemniho vojska stravil tri 70
ky, nacez pristoupil ku vojsku
|namofnfnd, e1f1arinakim, kde
pIsobil 4 dalsi leta. V 1noru le
tos dOslouzil cestn6 svou lhItu
prijel domG ma mesicni dovo-
Ienou, nacez nechal Sc znovu k
marinakIm naverbovat a v hod
nosti prvniho serzanta poslan
byl do jizni Karoliny a pozdeji
S jinym vojskem do Francie. Do
mi psal posledne srpnu ',etos.
Psal, ze dobre Sc mu veda a s
Huny chrabre ze Sc potyka.
Poslednf zprava O mem dosla
V sobotu z Washingtonu a byla
to west truchliva. Vojensky de
partment potvrzoval totiz, ze
Humpal polozil svnj zivot ma
Cltar vlasti.
Tyz mimo rodicd zIstavil
dive sestry a starsiho bratra, ia
koz veliky okruh pratel OBJ
divovatelu. Humpal byl totiz
svetaznaly vojfn a je-
no licenii cizich kraji byla
vzdy poutava. Jako namorni
vojin spatril nekolik dill sveta
4 jako pozemnf vojin slouzil u
nexickych hranic i ma riznych
oevnostech amer. Zapadu.
Byl vojakem kazdym cou-
EN-, bojovnikem odvaznym, re
lovnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
SERVANT JOS. J. HUM
PAL, 1920 FERRIS AVE-,
PADL v BITVE KDES u
ARCONNSKEHO LESA.

Washingtonsky vaIecny cd.
Dor sdeluje oficielne rodicnm
ceskeho marinaka, serzanta 10
sefa j. Humpala, 1920 Ferris
ave., re tyz padl v boji dine 5.
ffjna. Bylo tax patrne u iesd
Argonnskych, kde Pershingo-
vo vojsko .ie Huny zapa-
sech temer stalych.
Humpal slouzil v divisi gen.
Blisse a svGj zivot "a vlast polo
I'll We start 80 rokd. Tyz naro-
di. Sc v nasem meste, vychodil
skoly gramarnf. nacez venoval
Sc praci v tovarne ma klavfry.
Asi pred z ley vstoupil do rado-
We amer. armady a pnvodne
slouzil u pechoty v Columbus,
O., kde stal Sc brzy cetarem. U
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
NEP0JDE MA VOJNU.

We SVEN domove cislo 6214
Broadway zemTel vcera DIR. FIR.
Rozinsky, nedavno ma poruciks.
povyseny. Rozinsky trpel chrip
kou, kterAzto choroba zanetem
Pile zakoncia. Tyz byl odve-
den. k armade pred tydn.m a
"a svtm povolanim do tabora
Oglethorpe, Ga, mel odjeti IL
ira. Bude pohfben We ctvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
SNAHY MADARU o ODLU.
KU Cd RAKOUSKA.

Londyn, 21. ffjna. - Dosle
telegramy nasv6dcuji, ze Uhry
stoji v predvecer revoluce. Ma
d'arsti republican, netaji Sc s
plany o svrzeni kralovskeho
trGnu a ma jeho troskach zalo
ziti lidovou republiku jejiz ma
celnikem by Sc stal hrabe Mi
chael Karolyi. Stane Sc pry
tax skutkem nebude-li prohla-
Sen vseobecny mir behem nej-
blizsich trf dnG.
V obycejne dobre informova
nych kruzlch v Hagu jest ma
hled, ze Rakousko-Uhersko v
dobe nejkratsi poda navrh ma
uzavrenf separatniho mliru. Nej
podivnejsfm jest, re nemecky
tisk dnes zcela nepokryte o
techto planech Rakouska Sc
zmihuje. Cfsar Karel hodla pry
uherskemu lidu vydati mani
fest v kterem oznamf napro-
stou neodvislost Uherska, die
ktere budou Mad'ari narodoho
spodarsky neodvislf, a obdrzi
vlastni armadu i diplomaticke
Zastoupeni v cizine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
RAKOUSKO POPRAVUJE
CESKOSLOVENSKE VOJfNY.

Washington, 21. rfjna. - Ce
81, Polaci a Ukrajinci. kten cd
pfrajf bojovati' v fadach rakou
sko-uherske armady, jsou hro-
NADINE popravovani, ac byli pry
vojenske drady dosud dosti
shovfvavymi. Rozsudky smrti
jsou podepisovAny cisafem Kar
lem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
MESTSKA FARMA POD
KARANTENOU.

w. H. Thomas, supt. NEST
skych 1stavG We WarrensvI.le,
dal celou farmu pod karantenu
a zada, ably zadny ma navStevu
ma farmu neprijizdel. v dsta-
vech Sc dosud nemoc influenza
neobjevila, ale Thomas chce
tax sve sverence cd nakazy u
chranit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
MOVE REVOLUCNf BOJE v
BULHARSKU.

Londyn, FL. rijna. " hla-
vnfm m6ste Bulharska, Sredci,
propukla nova revoluce a ulice
jsou svedky velkych boju mezi
bolsevickym delnictvem, poll
eli a vojskem. Depese dosle z
Vtdne a Ruska vypravujf o
5000 zabitych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
FRANCOUZl PRITAHLI K VIDLNlJ, 0D-
KUDz JAIL Sc BOMBARDOVAT
RAKOUSKE MONITORY.
SRBOVE DOBYu ZAJCARU A PRI-
BLfzuI Sc MA Is MIL K CERNO-
ZLUTE HRANICL
MA ZAPADNfM BOJISTI FRANKO-BRITSKA VOJ-
SKA OBKLICUJ1 CHENT, JOURNAL A
'. VALENCIENNES.

Velce ddlezts zmsny deli vychodni Paris
susns oznamue dne ze fancouzska pschota pritahla
bulharske pofiGni Vin kde
dsostfeba jaa bombardova rakouske monitory
Duna paoluc Jeden podobny monitor byl stfelbou ztro
j;ny posozen. Nssedkem objeveni .poenecke-
ho pfedvos ydna ve;era rskouska paropavba Duna-
u byta SssisssEa
ine balkanske fronts Srbslu armada frankorbskx
jhosovanska dobyla Zajearu kdezto pred Alexnacem
Krusevacem spojenecke vojsko bije Nsmc Raku;any
kteryzto nepritel svych zakopech evi slny odpor
Armada francouzsko-srbska operuje mil Dunaje
mi Beehradu Neni pochyby tez das spojenecks sbo
ry maedcnse ldom Moravy postupujici Dunaie rovnsz
brzy dosahnou tazen do Uhe bude nad Me
spojenecke vojsko okoli Vdina spoil vojsem
rumunskym bude vact prot Turecku psk totiz sultan
mir nepozada v
Velka bitva Flandrech severn Franci dotkava
druhe kaptoy Pvn serie Handkerchief boju uzavrena po
vyhlazen Lille sektoru vypuzen zapadni Bege,
takze nyn6Sf spoenecka cd holanskych hran
Disc prpavu e rovnobezna prma Severn Bege ie emer
vykzena jihu zmnene line spojenecka armada be
Nemc francouzskeho nduseniho mesta Vallenciennes
Vcera dobyto nekok vs vzdor prudkemu odpou
nepree pr cemz nekolik Prusd pozamano. Podobne
bylo mesa Tournai, kde Brtove Americana zaia as
5000 Huni
Brove vysoupi vcera zapadnf breh SeIdy prdplavu
kde nemecka delosreba bya zvaSte sna Vzdor HUI
move donuceni dasmu couvani a mnoho Jim odnato.
Ma pronaedovani Hunt cd Seldy pod be1gcka
valerie pdsobfci Jim zvlase tezkh ztra Pr stale take
spoJenecky postup produzuje.
Starozitne mesto Ghent ie spoenci sevreno
mesto Hauchin tr mile cd Valenciennes dtokem
kolik ponfch konkrovy nemeckh pevndstek rozbo tez
kym spojeneckymi d6ly.
Ma fronte mez Oisou Aisnou Francouzi postoupi DO
nekud vzdor zoufae obrane neprele prtomne ma
Hrson severne Cd Lao kde N6mci mali vaecne zaso
barny.
Ma fronts Argonnskych lesu Americane dobyli vcera
vsi Bos de Rappe opevnen kopec 299 severozapadne
cd Verdunu kde nase pechoa zaaa $50 Prus Pershngo-
voska dobya tez posledn nemecke posice Banthe
Vile, kde nepritel zvaste byl silny bojechtvy.
KNIFE Radziwill hrab6 Ronker polsf deegati kteri
navstvil nemecky hlavn stan aby predoz naroky
Poska by nadmru dotcen cfsafovou ssnenos Hostel
1os. sdeluie casopis Man Pariz Csar Vem svoil o.
'hone pozadavkGm, kere mev levitt nadnru pre-
nrstene. prav casops "Neien re svol uvorenf sedno
eneho neodvseho Poska" pokracue Matin "ae nechal
orot bez protestu narazky Poznan souas kdvz de-
egah mluvil nemu vzhledem namofnnu vychodisku pro
osko ma tray Vychodrfho Pruska Pokud t5ce korn-
ho prince ten oezova1 chechtot noepavanf dele
atum ma zada cine DOZEN coveka nente
oentnho General Ludendorff byl edny enz 81 zdal u
edomovah stuac ale neodvazil odporovat csari IT,
ecova 81 zufivym brucenim"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
LAS CRUCES WOMAN DIES
OF A PARALYTIC STROKE

Las Cruces. y. NJ, Jan. 26.-AIiss
Marian Murphy died at her home on
Main street yesterday at 4 D. m. Of
paralysis after a few days confine-
ment to her bed. the stroke having
occurred Monday morning while she
was engaged at her household du-
ties She was 81 years Of age and had
been a resident Of Las Cruces for p
years She was woman Of unusual
attachments and had many friends.
Her brothers. ". B. Murphy. of Steu-
benville, O.. were with her during her
illness. Mrs John Murphy and daugh-
ter. of Steubenville. O., are expected
here today, having been summoned
No arrangements have been made
for the funeral The remains will be
taken back TO Steubenville o.. for
lhterment That city is where Miss
Murphy spent her girlhood days and
lived until she came to Las Cruces.
where she since resided in the home
Of her brother. W. b. Murphy. who
IS well known business man Of Las
Cruces.
To Preach in Presbyterian Church.
Rev J. Andrews Lewis. OF Canu-
tiIo, Tex, viii occupy the pulpit OF
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning. He delivered his famous lee
ture on Bottles. Booze and Bones"
one night the past week in FL Paso.
He occupied the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain churCl there last Sunday and
his services We're again secured for
Sunday mCrnins- The newly called
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Boston Coppers.
MORMON CHURCH TO PAY
TAXES ON MEXICO LANDS

Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. 26.-The
Mormon church authorities here de-
cided yesterday to provide money so
the Mormon colonists in northern
Mexico may pay their taxes. Their
lands have been threatened with con-
fiscation unless the taxes are paid.
the church authorities have been in
formed
In some instances II is reported that
members Of the church have deserted
their lands and have not returned 20
Mexico. In such cases. where il is
shown the colonists left their prop
erty owing to warfare or other trou-
bic. the church will pay their taxes
and thereby enable them to return %
nit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
STOCK MARKET
CLOSE IS FIRM
Uncertainty Is Shown by
the Speculative Element;
Prices Harden, Yield.

NOTE-Quotauons reflect closing prices
January 20
Kew YORK. Jan 26.-TradinE in stocks
during te1ay's brief session reflected next
Ao11ays holiday and the uncertain att-
t-le Of the speculative element Prices
larlened soon after the opening. but
-iel-el moderately on pressure against
United States steel. copDers and equip
-ralts-
Rails were relatively the strongest fea-
flrs- P2cifics. Norfolk d. Western and
some of the low priced western group
seprnG extreme gains Of one 10 almost
$50 points These were partly sacrificed
sn the final dealings. The closing was
l-rL Sales appropriated 275.O shares.
Liberty gas reacted from 9s.OS TO the
rev Cow record Or 97.sf first As sold at
$3.50 90 $3.50 and second As at $3.50
o. SEA-
Stocks showed an Irregular undertone
% the opening but soon strengthened on
p moderate inquiry for leaders. inca Iding
Eui-el States steel and transcontinental
rails a. gains Of substantial fractions 10
rri1- Coal shares were represented by
NORFOLK and Western. which rose 8.
fiinor recess.ons were made by Mexican
Petroleum. American Smelling and Beth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
REDOUBLE
SALOON ATTACK
Speakers in Streets To
night; Sunday in Churches
and on the Square.

With the local option election on
January 30 only four days away. the
local optionists Saturday redoubled
their efforts in the fight to make e.
Paso saIoonless.
Tonight several prominent citizens
Will speak on the prohibition question
in the streets of the business district
while other workers are distributing
literature about the city.
Sunday morning will mark the be-
ginning of the final drive for dry
votes Prohibition will be discussed
by laymen from the pulpits OF three
churches in the morning In the az
ternOOn there will be mass meetings
at three other churches. The big event
OF the day will be an open air meeting
in Cleveland square.
Fisher Speaks on Square.
Robert $. Fisher, Phoenix. Ariz-, at
torney Will be the speaker. There Will
be music By a band while the crowd is
assembling. Speakers at the churches
have been instructed to make their
talks short so that the congregations
viii have time to go to the Cleveland
square meeting.
Should the weather prevent the
meeting in Cleveland square, Mr.. Fish
er will speak in Odd Fellows hall at
the hour set for the open air gather
ing He has consented to remain in
FL Paso until the campaign is COM
pleted and is slated for several
speeches.
The dry" leaders Saturday were
optimistic and predicted victory at the
polls Wednesday by big majority.
They pointed out that the campaign
in FL Paso is only a part Of the
struggle that has made 2S states
dry"
Meetings Sunday Listed.
Prohibition mass meetings sched-
uled are:
Saturday night-street speaking in
business district
Sunday Morning.
East Il Paso Baptist church, Rev
J. E Davis; First Methodist church,
J. H Davis; First Presbyterian church,
Robert S. Fisher.
Sunday afternoon, 2:30-Congrega
tions Asbury Methodist and First
Presbyterian at Trinity Methodist
church, Mrs. Cora B Megrail: First
Baptist church. J. II. Davis; Highland
Park Baptist church. Fred n Free
man
Open air meeting. Cleveland square. /
9 80 .. m, Robert s. Fisher.
Sunday Night, 7:30.
Congregations Of Trinity Methodist
and First Presbyterian at Trinity
church. Robert S Fisher: First Chris !
tian church. J. II. Davis; East El Paso !
Baptist church, f. II. Whitaker; High I
land Park Baptist church, B. a CO. 4
pass: Asbury Methodist church. F. NJ I
Freeman: First Baptist church. c. L /
I. oFlsOm.
Clint. Sunday afternoon, 2:3O-Z- L. |
Cobb. Judge Dan " Jackson, speakers. [
Paul Barnhart will speak at the
Orchard Park Methodist church Sun /
iay morning at II o'clock
There was a large attendance at the /
mass meeting at I
1909 Alameda street. Friday evening /
speeches were made by Isidore Ar 1
milo, judge S. J. Isaacks and Paul 4
3arnhart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Livestock Market


J Chicago. III, Jan --Hogs-Receipts,
I 81. 900. Market dull. Is cents under yester-
days average. Bulk. s15.5O6I5.75; light.
Sl5.1o9 1870; heavy, $3.50 q 1880: pigs.
S1261A25-
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Market weak. Ma
tive steers. SS.50G13.70: stockers and feed
ers. S7-25 G1O-4G: cows and heifers, $500
1165: calves. S9-00G15-5o.
Sheep-Receipts- 1000. Market weak.
Wethers, Ss-75Q 13.40; lambs. $3.50 G17.75.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City No, Jan. 25.-Hogs. 5000
Market lower. Bulk. S15.sOG16.10: heavy.
s1GG 1920; light, s15.s0G 1914; pigs, SIG
1875.
Cattle-Receipts, 500. Market steady.
Prime fed steers. sl2G13.5O; western steers.
SS.5O912-25; COWS, s6.5O110.50; heiOfs,
81 1I-50; stockers. S7G1L5O.
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1000. Market steady.
Lambs, S15-75 016.5o; yearlings. $1,000
1850; wethers. S11 913; ewes. s1091225.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Jan. 26.-Cattle-Receipts
300 Market steady. Beef steers. SS912;
cows and heifers. s6Gs-25: stockers and
feeders, S76l1: calves. s11913.
HOg-Receipts, 200. Market 10G15c
lower Top, S15.S5; bulk, $3.50 1855
Sheep-Receipts. 400. Market strong.
Lambs, s15-S5G16.75; ewes, $1L25 11.s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS
tBy Associated Press.l

fBy associated Press.)
Eew York. Jan z6.-Mercantile pape
Sterling 90 day bills sA72: Commercial
~ day bills on banks s4-71lz; commercia
90 day bills gA711t. demand SAFES ca
bics sl-f ZIG. francs demand 476.
Railroad bonds firm
Jar silver SIS
1eziean dollars ssz.
Gstcruleut bonds easy
Railroad hods firm
Leal-g--12G 7-5l.
Forner-E-5-
Epelter-E- St Louis delivery $780,
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng. Jan 26.-The following
are the Quotations for today IN the Lon
lrn metals market.
copper spot E110: futures 600: electrr-
lTfic E125.
Tin-s1et 1885, futures E29s. los.
Lead-Spot f2e. los. futures RS. los
Epelter. spot f5f; futures $50.
TIE LOCAL MERKET.
N2ci9lales. la5i 20c.
Mexican bank notes. state bills. 3 Q i8c.
Mexican pesos 711A.
1lcEicau gold. 52A-
II Pafo Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quota
Eon1 67is-
London lead-E2s. los
PIG lead-f6-I5-
Co7per-Gyire bars. s23.5o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
CORN MARKET
GOES UPWARD
Demand Is Not Aggressive,
However; Oats Jump Up
to New High Record.

Chicago. H. Jan. 26.-Unfavorable
weather for the crop movement put the
corn market today on the upgrade. De-
man. however. was not aggressive. Open
ing prices, which ranged from the same
as yesterdays finish to &c higher. were
followed by moderate further advance.
The close was unsettled at &c to L q 4 C
net higher with March at SL26% and
May at S1.251t GL25%.
Oats jumped TO new high price records.
After opening - 70 q C higher with May
at 79llc to 1855 c, prices continued to as
cend.
Lack Of selling pressure caused an ad-
vance in provisions.
That hog prices had reached the food
administrator minimum seemed TO coun-
teract the influence OF the latest declines
at the vards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
TO HAVE FATRy PARTY

Mss Charlotte BALDWIN. here from
Baltimore with her sister. Eleanor.
to visit Mrs. Catherine Baldwin. OF
ITO East Nevada street, and aunts,
Mrs j. H OdeI and Mrs. Henry Will
liams, is to observe her birthday an
niversary with fairy party on Feb
ruary g. Because Of its proximity to
St. Valentines day. the party will
adhere to the Valentine and Sewpie
motif.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
CANDY, INSTEAD OF WHISKY,
PROPOSAL OF NEW YORK MEN

Evidence that careful watch is kept
OF all prohibition elections is shown
by the proposition OF a big eastern
syndicate OF American Greeks in New
york city to install a number Of new
candy stores in Fl Paso. II the city
goes dry according to a letter re-
ceived by Louis Patterson. enc OF the
proDrieIors OF a local restaurant
The members OF the syndicate fol-
low prohibition elections closely. and
wherever a town goes dry they cut
in a cauiv store. or chain OF candy
stores. in the city" said Mr.. patter-
SON SATURDAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Grains and Provisions

NuAcAEu EEouucef NlOee-
Chicago, H., Jan. 26.-Butter-Market
unchanged.
Igg=AIarl1et higher. Receipts. $50
cases Firsts. IS q 59c; ordinary firsts. $50
sec; at mark. cases included, 50 q SIC: re-
frigerator firsts. 3Ga4c.
Potatoes-Receipts. p cars. Market IN
changed.
Poultry-Alive. Market unchanged
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in e.
Paso 999lk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Cotton Market

(Quotations BY E mendorff & Co. brokers,
2O9 Mesa-)
New York and New Orleans Spot, Close.
Spot middiing-New Orleans 5O.S7. IN
changed. New York. Loco. down 20.
New York Futures. Close.
New York, Jan 25.-Cotton futures
closed firm. March. SO.s1c: May. % Ssc:
July, 29.s7c; October, 2S.15c; December.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

West Texas; Tonight cloudy. snow IN
north portion. rain in southwest portion.
colder except in southwest portion colo
wave in north portion with strong north
err winds. Sunday unsettled. snow IN
north portion: colder in south portion.
Precipitation last "a hours JlncnesJ... !
State OF weather .........r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observation "a ker
at s an. 18th me
ridian time. 6 an
FL Paso time. Jan.
IS. 1918.
Forecasts.
e. Paso and vicin-
ity: Cloudy with
rain tonight; Sun
day unsettled and
colder.
New AfexicoE To-
night and Sunday
snow north and
rain or snow south
portions; colder to-
night with cold
wave east portion
Arizona: Tonight
clearing and colder:
Sunday generally
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
EEKs HAVE DANCE.

The E45zs gave q brilliant dancing
party al their club rooms Friday
night, the first Of a series of like af-
fairs which viii stud society's calen-
Lar Internationally from now until
sumner The next hop is set for
February s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

pastor has not yet arrived and the
pulpit will ebsupplied until he ar
rives. about the middle Of February.
Three Cousins To be Baptized.
At the Methodist church on Sunday
morning will be baptized three cou-
sins children Of three brothers, post
master Bliss Freeman, John Freeman
and George Freeman Mrs Henry
StOes will be present at the morning
hour for service and explain why
women should register as TO what
they are able to do in case of neces-
sitv for their personal help to win
the war.
In the evening. the pastor. Rev. T.
l. Lallance. will preach on safety
First"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
COPPER STOCKS
HIGHER, ACTIVE
Better Demand for Copper
Issues Is Feature of the
Market Saturday.

Copper stocks were higher and in bet
ter demand Saturday morning according
10 J. S Curtiss & Co. Hotel Sheldon.
with Inspiration leading. The high for
the day was 45&, as against yesterdays
closing Of Az Utah was up a half.
kennecott and Miami T. The rails were
also much stronger than yesterday. par
ucularly Canadian and Union Pacific
General Motors made another new high
record for the present movement OF 11SA
During the day it was reported that
the regular dividend Of IS on Green
Cananea would be retained although De-
cember production fell down to 1.5OO. 600
pounds OF copper. Production now is said
10 be approximately normal again
Ray Hercules again was the feature OF
the curb the first sales being at 81 but
before long II was selling at $3.50 with
stock being offered at / 4. It sagged off.
however. at the close and was quoted
at II bid. offered at rs. Ray Hercules
is apparently being bought because it IS
getting out Of the prospect class and ao@
regarded as a fairly well equipped low
grade producer.
Verde Extension was unchanged at 81
Q IS. New Cornelia sold at 16lz.
The following quotations furnished hJ
Logan < Bryan's private wire to J. 5
Curtiss Co.. stocks and bonds, Hotel
Sheldon lobby. give closing prices:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Auto Accessories

AUTOS WRECKED-We buy. sell or ex-
change cars Of all makes. large stock OF
repair parts. we deal in rubber ana
metals FL Paso Auto Wrecking Co Phi
s2S6. az Leon St X Trachtenberg prop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

Is IMPROVING.
Mrs c. NJ Mckinney. who has
been seriously i'll at her home, on
I1OI East Rio Grande street, is much
better