davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

To teztrzymano ich w stalowych
klatkach i wszelkie srodki pred
siewzieto, azeby ich plany udare-
mnic.
Wszystko to sic okaza}o dare
mne. Wczoraj wieczorem plany
ich, przygotowane widocznie
kilku tygodniami, zosta}y
.przeprowadzone.
Otto nazwiska zbrodniarzy, kt6-
rzy uciekli:
Earl Dear, alas Immune
Dear, ktory zosta} skazany "a
zamordowanie Rudolfa Wolfe'a a,
szofera DIR. P. S. Doane' a. Dear
byi hersztem takze trustu zlo'
dziei ACKNOWLEDGMENT i czesto
dzieki ~tajemniczym wp}ywom u
chodzii z rak wladz.
Lloyd Bopp, skazany ma
Smierc "a zamordowanie poll
cyanta Hermana Mallow Z Oak
Park. DIVA razy byi poprzednio
skazany ma Smierc. Mai TAXI:
.p~ostrzelit policyanta T. Lindhe.
Frank McErlane, alias Walter
Scott, ktory miai towarzyszyc
Boppowi, gdy ten zastrzeli} poll
cyanta Mallowa. Jest take noto-
rycznym bandytT, Oskarzony o
uprowadzenie panny Grace Lyle
giownego Swiadka przeciw Bop
powi, ktora zbil do nieprzytomno-
sci i zostawil w zaroSlach, sadzac
re niezywa.
]. Moran, przezwany Big
joe, RADIUS i rozbijacz kas. Byl
hersztem w niedawnym spi-
sku w e wiezieniu powiato-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

Alcock zwalii GAIA WING "a te do
nosy ma Thrashera, szefa Komi-
tetu z Pietnastu i majora Funk
housera, ktory jake rezultat pro-
cesu, wytoczonego przez szefa
Alcocka, zostal usuniety re sta
nowiska drugiego asystenta aszefa
policyi chicagoskiej. Szef Alcock
utrzymuje, re obecnie Chicago
jest tax przyzwoite, jak nigdy ME
byfo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

Wszystkim krewnym INA
jomym donosimy te smulna via
domosc Ii najukochanszy syn l
brat nasZ =
S. p.
J6Zef SczOdrowski
pc d}ugie chorobie, pozegna{ sic
z tym swiatem. o~patrIony sw.
Sakramentami, dnia 1890 wrze-
Snia, 1918 roku, o godzinle
$50 wieczorem, przezywszy lat
IS Z miesiecy.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W po-
niedzialek, dnia 1890 wrzesnia.
o godzinie 9tej rano, z domu
zaloby pnr. 1886 Newport ave.
do koscioIa sw. Wiadysiawa, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Woj-
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znaiomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Jak6b / Katarzyna Szczodro.
wscy, rodzice, wraz z Gala ro-
dzina. IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

Wszystkim krewnym 1 INA
jomym donosimy te smutna
wiadomost IL najukochan--
sly syn moi brat nasz
s. p.
StanisIaw Kowalski
marynarz Armii Amerykah-
skiej
DO kr6tkiej le@ ciezkiej chic
robie polegnai sic z tym
swiatem, opatrzony sw. Sa-
kramentami, dnia s wrzes-
MIA 1918 roku. . godzinie
4:4O rano W Norfolk. Vir-
ginia, przezywszy lat %.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W So
bote. .dnia AGO wrzesnia, o
godzinie $3.50 rano, Z domu
zaioby pnr. S0S9 Bonfield
ave. do kosciola sw. Barba-
nv, a stamtad ma cmentarz
Observation-Disclosures Panskie-
go.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek
zapraszamy wszystkich krew
nych / znajomych W ciezkim
zalu pograzeni:
Helena Kowalska, matka,
Piotr, J6zef. marynarz Ar
mil Amerykanskiej; l Alex
sander, bracia; Stanisiawa'
Leokadya / Helena, siostry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

Sztaby byly przepilowane, a pc
drugiej stronie byly kraty, zam-
kniete k1otka, kt6ra take po-
przednio byia przepi1owana.
Ma drugiej stronie naroznika
ulic Dearborn i Illinois stall auto
mobil, ktorego motor byl W ru-
chu. Dwoch zbiegow wskoczylJ
do tego automobile, ktory ma
tychmiast ruszyi i znikl, a dwoch
schroniso sic ~pobl.skiego zaulka,
poczem znikli W tfumach ma I'll.
CLARK.
Swiadkowie tel smiaiej u~ciecz-
XII ma ulicy, zanim uprzytomnieli
sobie, co sic dzieje, zanim dali
alarm, przekonali sic, re juz "a
Ip6zno.
Szef detektywow Mooney, wy
sylajac detektywow w poscig, dal
Tim rozkaz, azeby strzelali do
zbiegow ma widok tychze be-
wahania.
We wiezieniu ucieczke wiez-
now zauwazyl dopiero stroz J.
Berger, gdy wrocif Z kolacyi.
Wkr6tce potem przybyl szeryt
Traeger i wdrozy} sledztwo.
Stroza Kempter'a nazwa} zdraJ-
ca i tchorzem, zdari mu gwiazde
Ii wydalii re swego biura.
Dalsze sledztwo prawdopodo-
bnie wykryje wspolnikow zble-
gov, kt6rzy pomagali i'm W przy-
gotowaniu plan6w do ucieczki'
PRZYPUSZ'
CZALNIE BANDYCKI ZABIL
CZLOWIEKA.
Ma rogu ulic Taylor i Racine
wczoraj wieczorem AUTOMOBILE
pedzacy re szybkoScia przeszfo
50 mil ma godzine zabi} Danlela
lO'Connel1, liczacego lat IS, zam'
pnr. 222 Throop III.
Automobil by} czarny l ME
mial zadnych swiatel.
Policya przypuszcza, re auto
mobil ten wiozi zbrodniarzy,
ktorzy wczoraj wieczorem wyia-
mali sic w~iezienia powiatowego'
Drugi AUTOMOBILE, ktory sic "a
pierwszym puScii W poSclg' ME
zdolai tegoz dopedzic, lecz Cd
czvtano numer ~1icencyi. Ten je-
dnakze okazai sic wyzszym, am
zeli dotychczas wydano W ILL.,
ncis. Wobec tego jest to numer
sfaiszowany, al5o tez licencya T.
innego Stanu.
w sPRAWIE WALK PRE-
CIV
Kapitap w. A. Moffett, komen-
dant stacyi marynarskiej Great
Lakes, wczoraj powzia} kroki ce.
lem zastosowania Sc do polecel,
otrzymanych cd sekretarza mary
narki Danielsa, il stosunkl mo-
ra1ne w Chicago musza bye ma
prawione.
Stanowa Rada Obrony, proku-
rator federalny Clyne i organiza-
eve reformatorskic wczoraJ Ola
rowaly komendantowi swa po-
moe.
Skargi dosziy do sekr. mary
mark Danielsa, il majtkom / zof-
nierzom sprzedaje sic trunk al
koholiczne w Chicago i re pro-
stytucya znow sic rozpanoszyfa'
Sledztwo Cd pewnego czasu
prowadza Komitet z Pietnastu,
organizacya zwalczajaca prosty-
tucye, oraz Stanowa Rada Obro.
ny. Okazuje sic, re policya staiA
sic tax niedbaia, czy tez rozmysl-
ME Slepa, re postanowiono starac
sic odlaczyc policye cd zarzadu
miejskiego.
Tymczasem szef policyi Alcock
i inni urzednicy policyjni oburzy-
Ii sic ma zazelenia, il stosunkl
moralne w Chicago sic pogorszy-
ly i. re rozporzadzenia wiaz fe-
deralnych W sprawie protekcyl
zolnierzy i mathew pred pijaw-
" B, ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
SEDZIA MA
SPIS

- ~
Sedzia okregowy Pam wczoraj
odrzucil petycye o zakaz przeciw
urzadzeniu spisu ludnoSci przez
rade szkolna.
o zakaz ten starano sic dlatego
re spis zostai ~spozniony przez
zwo1ennikow burmistrza Thomp~
soma, ably go eksploatowac ola
senatorskiej kandydatury burml-
strza.
DZIEN WLOSKI WCZORAJ
MA WYsTAWIE WOJENNEJ,
DIS DZIEN PERSHINGA.
Wczoraj byi Dz.eh Wloski m
rzadowej wystawie wojennej w
Parku Granta, a dis jest Dzie.i
Pershinga, poniewaz dis przy--
padaja urodziny naczelnego ko-
mendanta armii amerykanskicj
we Francyi.
GoScmi honorowymi ma wy
stawie byli wczoraj ambassador
w}oski hrabia di Cellere, jego
,attache' general Guglielmottl /
inni wybitni Wlosi, bedacy czfon-
kami misyi wioskiej w tym kraJu.
Przesz}o 100000 osob zwicdza-
10 wystawe. Mowy by}y wygfo-
szone w jezkach wioskim / an
gielskim.
Entuzyazm wielki wywolafa
wiadomosc O ofenzywie amery'
kanskiej ma froncie pc obu stro-
mach St. Mihiel.
DIS przemawiac bedzie ns
wystawie James F. Pershlng'
brat general Pershinga i porucz'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
MIEJSCOWA

Regestracya wczorajsza posi-
Ia szybko i gladko. Kazdy rege-
strant zgiaszai sic do lokalu wy
borczego w swym Precynkcie,
gdzie zazwyczaj giosuje. Tam u
rzednikom w~yborczym i urzedni
kom poborowym pomagali ochot
nicy, ktorych sic wszedzie zglosi
Ia bardzo wielka liczba. Byli t.
przewaznie nauczyciele i nauczy
cielki re szkoi publicznych, ktorc
zostaiy zamkniete z okazyi wcz0
rajszej regestracyi.
Tu i owdzie w m. Chicago
.byiy flagi wywieszone, poza ten
ME byIo zadnych demonstracyi.
.Pierwszy krok k~onieczny w siuz
bic narodowej ola demokracyi
wolnosci odbyl sic w nastroju IL
roczystym.
Kazdy regestrant wypelni} pod
okiem urzednika formularz rege-
stracyjny, ktory tenze urzednik
zatwierdzi}, poczem otrzymai
mala niebieska kartke, W odpo-
wiedni sposGb wypeiniona i pie
czecia opatrzon4, ktora zawsze
ma nosiG PREY sobie i ma zadanie
okazac W dowod. IL speinii swoj
obowiazek.
Milionerzy i-robotnicy, bankie-
rzy i klercy, kapitalisci i zamiata-
cze ulic, miodziency i juz ST.
wiejacy, wszyscy chetnie sic
wczoraj stawili do blur regestra-
cyinych,. we wszystkich cze-
sciach miasta, w najubozszych /
najbogatszych dzielnicach.
Chicago jest dunno z tego, co
dokonalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

J0Zef SZcZodroWsK
po kr6tkiei %chorobie, pozegnaia
sic z tym Swiatem, opatrzona
sw. Sakramentami, dnia 1890
wrzesnia, 1918 roku, o godzinie
12tej W poludnie, przezywszy
lat J12.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W po-
niedziaIek, dnia 1890 wrzesnia,
O godzinie 9tej rano, z domu
zaloby pnr. 1923 N. Ashland av.
do koscioia sw. Stanisiawa Ko-
SIKH, a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obwadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Jan i Maryanna Jarzembow-
soy, 'rodzice; Franciszek. Aloj-
~ i Kazimierz, bracia; Joanna
AgniesZka. Helena / Elzbieta,
siostry, wraz z Gala rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

WYLAMALo SIZE 2 WIEZIE
MA

Czterech notorycznych zbro-
dniarzy, trzymanych tam cd kilku
miesiecy, wyiama}o sic wczoraj
wieczorem z wiezienia powiato-
wego i ucieklo. Dotychczas ME
znalez.ono pc Mich zadnego Sladu.
Zbiegowie nalezeli do najbar-
dziej niebezpiecznych kryminali-
stow we wiezieniu powiatowem.
Dwoch zosta{o ~skazanych ma
Smierc "a morderstwo, trzeci jest
opryszkiem i notorycznym rozbi-
jaczem kas, a czwarty by} takze
pod zarzutem wspolni-
ctwa w morderstwie.
Wiedziano o tenn re cd dawna.
planowali ucieczke z wiezienia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
.H0LGUIN BLASTS
TRAIN ON N. ".
Villisbas Dynamite Kills 2
Passengers, Wounds 10,
at Santa Sofia.

villa followers under Epifanio Hol-
gum dyhamIted and robbed a Mexico
North Western mixed passenger and
freight rain at 10 o'clock Wednesday
night at santa sofia. 10 miles south
west OF Juarez. killing two passen-
gers and wounding ten. according to
messige4 received here Thursday
and confirmed by the Mexican gen
eraI Consulate. The train was
wrecked, the track destroyed and
three can Of merchandise looted and
contents carried off by the Holguin
band.
Sayk He Represents villa.
Holguih and his band have been
operatingl in the vicinity Of Villa
Ahumada and Santa Sofia since they
rerolted at chihuahua City and again
took the field, after accepting am
nesty from the federal government
he announced to ranchers at Villa
Ahumada recently he was again
affiliated with villa as his COM
mander IN northern Chihuahua.
Two Americans Not Injured.
One Of 1.-THE two Americans on the
train vas conductor o. I. Archer
Of 2a11 Montana street, FL Paso. who
had charEe Of the train The other
was a mining man who escaped.
Both WERE uniniured- Archer was
permitted TO continue TO CasaS
Grandes with the remnants Of the
dynamited train. reaching there
Thursday lmorniua at 8.45 O'Clock,
where he reported the holdup.
No pass were shot. those
killed and injured having been in the
coaches which were wrecked By the
dynamite discharge A Mexican and
his wife Were reported to have been
the two passengers killed. The train
was crowded with passengers. many
Mexican women being on board Two
coaches and a cabooss Of the train
were wrecked.
Crowded With Happy People.
When the North Western train left
Juarez at noon Wednesday il was
crowded with more than 100 laughing
MeIicans and their families who were
returning to the Casas Grandes coun-
try TO work on the ranches and in
the lumber mills. But two Americans
were on the train, and one was
warned th4t Holguiu was operating
in that district Conductor Archer,
who g well known throughout north
ern Mexico sent the first message
telling Of th6 hOldup.
As no trains had been running on
this line recently, the mixed train
carried large quantities Of supplies
Tor the mining, lumber and milling
companies in western Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
ARE PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK
FOR FARMING IN THE VALLEY

With the drainage system in good
condition in the Tornillo district, be-
low Fabens, new farm lands are being
developed this spring. one thousand
acres are being cultivated for cotton.
and the farmers in that district are
very enthusiastic over the prospects
for this year. f. E. Weymouth. chief
of construction Of the reclamation
service, who has heen here from
Denver. Colo for several days, and
I. II Lawson, project manager, have
spent the. last Few DAYS looking over
the drainage work at Tornillos and
also at Rincon. n IL. and are wen
pleased with conditions. they said.
The reclamation service has for q
guest Reiki Che, CHIEF engineer Of the
public works department government
OF Formosa, Japan, who s. making q
study of the drainage and irrigation
system in this district
Mr. Cho sad there were ten recla-
nation projects ia Japan. and the
largest consisted or 90, 900 acres eve
engage extensively IN the raising OF
rice and this product requires a great
deal Of irrigation" ne said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
STOCK MARKET
IS BPATHETIG
Some Specialties Make
Gains Of One to Four
Points; Close Strong.

NorE-ouctatious reject closing prices
Starch IL
,-er YORK. March 21.-s-audard stocks
were again apathetic and little changed
today few specialties gaining one 20
four points Sales apprczinated $50 e9a
sharHs-
The closing wss strong Liberty Si5z
sold az $500 10 s9S-59. Grst 4s az s96.29
70 $3.50, and second gs at s96.S8 TO
1885,
Minor advances and racesslons IN i'm
r1-lanr stocks acc1lll1 81 la1 TIE Irregular
opening. the usual leaders recording only
siicht changes. The Few exceptions 20
this tendency were Industrial Alcohol,
-la- ding preferred ana OILERS securlties
ard allied issues, in which gains o. 8
point were established Rails were lsa-
turclEss. asiGe from Canadian Pacific loss
OF O. point and q gain q ~ points -or
Clereiaud, Cincinnati Chicago and St
Louis Liberty bends We-e strong
seizure OF Dutch chipping and news o.
land and naval engagements diverted the
attention Ct traders during the moruiug
session and accounted Ter the markets
reacticuary zone. General Motors, Cen
tra1 Leather, American Telephone and
Clhz cane preferred Yielded one 20 tive
points of1settin= Tea tures included
Texas company. California Petroleum pre-
1arrad. American Car, Corn Products, Cen
trail Fouudrv common and preferred sra
Pitrsburs Coa1 At gains o. one 90 two
POINTS Liberty bonds displayed further
strength the 91s selling at s9s-11 70
$3.50. Elrst Tours at $3.50 90 sgI.f2 and
second fours az fe6-Ss 10 2e5-I4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
JuUez Celebrates
Birthday Of Reform
President OF Mexico

Thursday. March q, one Of abe i've
national holidays Of Mexico. commsn-
Grating the birth Of Benito Juarez,
reform president, was celebrated at
5uarez In an elaborate manner. Al Of
the officers OF the city government.
including mayor Francisco D. Con
zales, the city employees. commissioned
officers from the Juarez garrison and
representative Of the fraternaI and
civic societies Joined in a parade
which marked the opening Of the days
festivities
The program included sports in the
morning, addresses in the afternoon
and a formal dance this evening. The
parade formed al Constitution plaza
and proceeded 10 the Juarez monu-
ment where exercises in honor OF che
Mexican president were held. The
school children OF the city particle
pated. The Chihuahua state band.
stationed at Juarez. furnished music.
Races OF all kinds viii be held at
the Juarez race track this afternoon.
The addresses and musical entertain
ment in the evening viii be held at
the Juarez customs house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Dowager Empress OF
Abyssinia, Ruler Of
Warlike Land, Die,

Loudous Eng March 4l--Ial-lou.
doWager empress Of A1yssinla. IS dead
1T adds Abeba-
The empress. who was Q widow Tor
the Fourth time when iu 1888, al the
age Of so, she married Aenelllz. then
simply king Of Shoas was woman
Of great force Of character a princess
of Tigrei she was Of very fair com
ulezion and kad remarkably small
hands and feet. II her youth she was
celebrated for her beauty From the
first as became daughter q the
king OF Gcldar. she took an active
part IN -he trlubi1us politics OF Abys-
slnia- ana was concerned in all the
civil wars ard lutrigues which ended
"a the raising u lLenellk-t0 w1ln
she bore no c-ildrel-rC the posi- ton
Of uegus-nsgus-i (emperorl In 1883
At Ad0wa. where the Italians suf-
Iered crushing reverse, she accom-
lanied AeneliE to the battle head
Quarters and put her own heredil cary
troops in the field
During Ielellk's long illness she
practically governed the country and
kept e from internal disorders
on lleuellk's death at Christmas,
1913. his grandson, Llnii Jeassu. a
youth Of is became emperor, but the
E-ouuE ruler failed 70 maintain order,
and largely on Tal-Tou's Initiative he
sras deposed in September. 1916. and
his aunt leodi-as Ieneliks Older
daughter was proclaimed empress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Livestock Market

Lula1E0 Livestock LlG.e-
Chicago. III, March e1.-Hngs- Receipt
1900. Market firm. ten cents above yes
terdaTs average Bulk sll--5 1893
light s1T-f5 91s15; heavy sl6-s5 0ll-l5i
Cattfs-Receiuts 1900. Market weak.
Native steers $500 1880; stoclzers and
feeders 20G1zZ5s COWS and heiterz
S7-1eG 12-1oi calves $3.50 1889
Shesp-Recsipts 12-ooa- Market strong
sheep 81 9l57 lambs sl4-5o 4ls.z5-
kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City, 40. March 21--lIo ss-Re-
calpts $4,000. Market higher- Buzz sl6-so
ll-9es piss, $3.50 6 ~
Cattle-Receipts 5000 Market steady
Prime FED steers slaQl45 crossed neeI
steers 5000 813-7s7- western steers $40 q
stoczsrs and feeders IS 6115os bulls $50
Q10s calves $3.50 1873
sheep-Receipts 709e. Market steady.
Lambs 81 01s-fls yearlings fl4Gl5-5oi
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. March -L-Catle-E-e-
c1lpts 5000 Market steady Beef steers
$3.50 612-I5s cows ard haifers $3.50 G LOB
stockers and faededs s7-5e 10; calves 81
Hogs-Reeeipts 1s0o. Market steady 10
hiEhar- TOP s17.l5s 5uk sls-25 g ls-se-
sheep-f2ecelp-z 5s9o Market lee lse
higher Lambs SIS 1-7-5os ewes sls4
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
rBT ZeiEer HotzI
Eog-Recslpts 3510. Market steady
TOP s1Z.55. quality better shan yesterday
Bulk sls.25 1890 pigs 5e- higher; Top
S1L75-
Ca-tIe-Recelpts $780, including 500
calves. Market steady On all classes- TOP
steers 212s bulk sl16 1850; COWS TOP sl0i
bulk s7.15 $50, heltars top &l4-5l. bulk
5000 500; bulls 500 SEQ; calves steady
top $500; bulk $500 1905 stocEer
steers $500 9 100; cows and hGife-s $500
Ge.5es calves fla.ltg Toe
Sheep-Receipts 1000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FALL;
MARKET RISES
Both Corn and Oats Prices
Go Upgrade; Provisions
Average Higher.

inE of IN receipts here put fresh strength
today into the corr market u vas gen
orally accepted that favorable conditions
for field work would SIN further restrict
the crop movement. Buying however,
was only c. q scattered character. After
opening unchanged with Nay Sissy. the
market scored a substantial advance Ac-
tive demand from exporters carried the
oats market upgrade. The pit was bare
o. offerings.
Prices closed unsettled. 3 % = cent net
higher with March s1.2Ta and Nay
$685.
Opening prices. which ranged from e
off 20 : cent advance with Nay $50 TO
S5Hc. were followed By decided general
gains
Provisions averaged higher owing 70
strength in the hog market. Most OF the
buying was Of lard
Buying on the part Of the packers
helped lator TO upheld prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
LENROOT IS WINNER
OVER LA TOILETTE CANDIDATE

lfilwauzee, Wis. March Gloon
gresham Irvine i. Lenroot plans to
consult with members OF the R5pub-
1ican state central committee or plans
for the forthcoming special senatorial
election
With the vote complete in % coun-
ties and practically complete from
others. Lenroot today had lead Of
1895 over James Thompson, the Ia
Fouerte candidate.
Joseph z. Davies is here. and as
the election takes place April ., less
than two weeks hence, both Davies.
the Democratic nominee, and Lenroot
are wasting no time in getting into
action
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n. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY I'D METAIs

rBv Associated rrezzl
c5W YORK March zl----lercautlle papei
9 and s months percent
Sterling 60 day bills fLl2izs CONNER
cal so day bills az banks s4.l2s com
-narcial co day bills sans demand
sAT51t cables E4.16 4-la
Bar silver ssHc
lIezican dcllafs TzEE
Government bonds strong
zsailroad bonds i-resular-
ZINE loans Etruus5 60 days sc days and
6 uou-hs BID
can money easier; high 5; low g.
ruling rate 81 closing bid cii of.e=ed ai
- last loan 8
Lszd-9T-15E $3.50.
Couper-Sz1-5l-
spsitsr-East s. L1uls delivery s7-25
LONDON METALS MARKEr
London. Eng March 2L-rne tollovirE
ere the quotations Tor today IN the Lon
cen metals market-
corper-saot E110; futures z11Qi electro
lrre z4z5-
Tin-spot ISIS futures Es1s.
Lead-Sput E22. 19si futures f23i los
srarar-spot ( SIS futures. $50
THE LOCAL MAEEEI.
Eaci1nllzs 1Ia #144L
Mexican halE notes state n-L-sI lee-
l1zzicau pesos It1zl
Mexican ECll SIZE
II Pas0 snelfing QuOiatiaus.
Bar silver lHandy 3 Harmon quota
Licnl So
London ICa6-f1s 11s.
Pig lead-E7-Z-
Coppzr-wire bars ss25o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Busiress Chances


BEFORE you move or have furniture
stored or packed set our prices We can
save you money Huston Transfer d Stor-
age Co Phone $50
NV ERA" SANATORIU1L lost ap-
proved scientific methods. All chronic
Diseases. Nervous Kidney. s. ouach. Bad
der Female Diseases. 211-f san Antonio
ST. Coles Bldg Phone sss1-
SPLENDID OFEEz,SG Tor a hustler.
For rent completely furnished with tables,
close TO Union DEPOT A fine place for
soft drinks lunches. etc Inquire Hotel
Bristol
CONFECTIONERY llusincss, located b II
Hszol 1ezess one o. the best locations In
the city. sales average $3.50 daily. Recent
iY~lnstalled Select Grosln2n fountain and
fixtures. viii sell entire set OF fixtures
ard stock Tor $4,000, szQc9 cash. balance
payable 500 per month Can secure 8
year lease on building az $40 mu1tl--
reason party selling. wants 20 move &c
California- Books open fer inspection
show average sales mere than above and
$4,000 IN last eight years y you want
best confectionery business II Texas. run
ming on small e1peusa- write, wire or
phone ? & F. Commission Co. eco Herald
BIG. q Paso. Texas.
SALOON men. or anyone else locking for
G change o. husiuesz-I want few good
business men 20 open offices In al The big
towns IN Texas. Arizona. New Mexico.
Colorado, Oklahoma. Kansas and missouri
YOU do not need any previous Office cL-
perlence-only business experience ncces-
sary. 7 control an o. the above territory
on one OF the most useful little uecessl-
ties ever invented. ard should be sold 70
every owner OF a check book Your Job IS
TO open an office and sell this machine
through solicitors and sub-aEents. Your
sub-agents should make you from 81 20 IS
per day each. and I VIII allot you enough
territory &c employ hundred such agenrs.
You can handle this proposition on very
small capital Fer personal interview,
apply 4 to p. m Room 4 lrorehouse
building. El Paso. Teas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

81 gccd mining prospect
-a 20 leaac and bond or
ore samples viii be
blanchard g Er1s-
Sex. SDc1-r7 Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
VARIED 10 Rent

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

L APARTMENT large sleeping porch. gar
agl. very close "a. no children Can morn
/ N. A. I. IL D---r..-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

IHE Enickarbockzr. modern rom un-
furnished apartment for rent, fa7-5l- Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

M kIdBALL--Blsaaiiful alls- VA q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

A jury ia the 54th district court
Thursday returned a verdict Of guilty
charged With burglary. and fixed the
sentence AZ TWO years ana ten months.
fadriguez was charged with burglary
in connection with the alleged break
Ing into q warehouse owned by Sam
Goodman ana the theft OF about 500
u provisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

MouEnN three room cottage with south
sleeping porch. electric lights bath. gas
partly furnished iu separate yard. best
water an pureat cir In city. $3.50 san
Diego St close to street ears ana school
Phone -f1g1