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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
JUAREZ SENDING
OVER DELEGATES
To Be Guests at Annual
Commerce Chamber Din
ner Thursday Evening.

The foundation for an suspicious
years work has been laid by the for
eign relations committee Of the FL
Paso chamber Of commerce in secur-
ing as guests 10 the annual banquet
Of the chamber at Hotel Sheldon
Thursday evening the officers and
directors Of the Juarez chamber Of
commerce. Led by their president
the boosters of the Mexican port viii
attend the dinner in a body. accom-
panied by other prominent MeNlcdns-
The Mexican representatives VIII
be: Angel Martinez, president. Ra-
fael LoZano Saldana, secretary Ul1seS
Irigoyen. first vice president; Ray
mundo L. Garcia, second vice presi-
dent: Andres c. Gonzales. treasurer;
Jose Velarde, Jacobo Levy, AmbroslO
Escudero, Arturo Ducas, Francisco D.
Gonzales, president Of the Juarez city
council; SerapiO Aguirre, administra-
tor of customs, and Gen Jose Muir
guia will also attend the banquet
Consul general Andres Garcia is alb
sent in Mexico. and will be unable to
Table for .GHasbeens."
A special table Will be arranged for
the Happy Hasbeens," and viii be
occupied by the past presidents OF
the chamber Of commerce. 5. J. Freu-
denthal, as the senior living past
president, will preside over this part
OF the EdLLEAA anu ~ III eRDAA5 A-fI
to the banQueters for his company
Clean Up business Tonight
All business for the past year still
pending will be cleaned up at a meet
ing Of the board of directors Of the
chamber OF commerce this evening at
o'clock.
A report from the committee in
charge of the annual banquet will
be among other reports heard The
committee is holding daily sessions in
H.. ante
for the most successful banquet thus
far held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
GRAIN MARKET
PRICES LOWER
Moderating Temperatures
Prospect for Increased
SHIPMENTS, Cause.

Chicago, H.. Feb 5.-Moderating tenn
peratures over much OF the corn belt
tended today to ease the corn market.
Until there should be an actual increase
Of arrivals, however, sellers were inclined
10 be cautious. Most trading was in
small lots. Opening prices. which varied
from unchanged TO = &c lower. with March
SL265s and May SL25Z to s124z. were
followed by continued slackness Of values.
After opening unchanged to 4 q y c
down with Nay 7skc TO 79t3c. the oats
market underwent a slight further de-
cline and then rallied a little.
The close was unsettled : Q AZ down
to = C net higher with March s1.27E and
May S1-25 G1251k.
Provisions reflected an upturn in hog
prices
In the later dealings. weakness was
checked by the fact that hog values con-
tinued to ascend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

ODSerNatlOnS taken
at 5 a m 18th me-
ridian time; 6 a. II.
FL Paso time, Feb.
;, 1913.
Forecast.
FL Paso and vicin-
ity: Fair tonight
and Wednesday.
New Mexico. Fair
tonight and We'd
nosdayi warmer to-
night.
Arizona: Cloudy
tonight and We'd
nesday; colder north
portion.
. West Texas: To-
night fair; warmer
IN southeast portion.
Wednesday fair:
colder in northeast
portion
in FL Paso at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

commission, until we have trained the
motormen to operate them efficiently
and carefully" he said. I'VE viii
maintain schools Of instruction in the
operation OF the new cars, and teach
every man who is TO take them out,
everything about the operation. be-
fore we viii allow them to operate.
I think however that we win have
the cars in use on some lines within
two weeks"
Completes With Jitnes-
The car was originated by the in
ventor. c. Q. Birney, a veteran car
builder, to meet the competition Of
the jitnes. To do this it was neces-
sary to get speed. and at the same
time frequency. These essentials, il
is believed, have been obtained in the
Birney car, which has the additional
advantage Of safety. In developing
the car Mr.. Birney was assisted by
Carl Beck, Of the Westinghouse Trac-
ton company, who designed the air
and pneumatic appliances The cleo
trio features were contributed by a
NJ Thirwald Of the General Electric
company.
In appearance the new cars are
neat. Their small size, and trim ap-
pearance without projections OF any
kind on either side, is set off by a
sort Of eupola on the roof. which sup
ports the two trolley poles with
which the car is equipped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Cotton Market
New York Futures. Clos

New York futures, Close
New YORK. Feb Cotton futures
closed firm. March 3o-32; Nay 1888; July
es.545 October 2s-eS. December 1882.
New York and New Orleans spot, Close.
Quotation by Elmeudord & Co. brokers,
EOS Mesa-)
Spot midd1lng-New Orleans no quota
TORS New York 31-s0 up 40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

Help Wanted-Male
W1Sff-D 70 6eSr ron NJ z. s Pei
/ fanto; have important news for him Chas-
Milton. lis n Kansas St.
7 WANTED experienced check clerk Write
agent z. P 5. W. Douglas
/ WANTED good second man on cakes. APP
ply Weston's Bakery. Montana and Pie
I dras. Phone $40.
1 WANTED experienced car washer Two
! WANTED boy I6 to IS years old to learn
trade. Remington Typewriter Co, SOS
Martin Bldg
BOYS with wheels guaranteed salary Ap-
ply A. 3. c. Delivery Co., 129 n Camp
bell
WANTED first class automobile mechanic
Must be thoroughly competent TO 90 trou-
BILE shooting Of all kinds. electrical and
mechanical and furnish references as to
honesty and sobriety- Address P O. Box
AZ. Las Cruces. y. n.
WANTED experienced competent men to
work in national or state bank, two cash
iers. two assistant cashiers, and two
bookkeepers- Positions are permanent
and furnish good opportunity for advance
ment Scott & Biachmer. Farm Loans and
Banks. Hobart. Oklahoma
HANTED-stenograph male Must
speak Spanish fluently, be experienced and
thoroughly competent Address apptica-
ton 20 T 399, care Herald giving full par
LlculErs ana 6a4aEEs 40 uNhALI7 ASN1 AF
ply.
WANTED young man II to 1s years Of
age TO learn trade laboratory mechanician-
Opportunity to work up in our labora-
torres for right man. Apply. Dean Of En-
cheering state COLLEGE. New Mex
Wanted Help-Female.
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WANTED English speaking girl for gen
eral house work Phone 1886
NEAT appearing girl light work, $50 Z.
Overland. over Boston store
GIRL, housewOrk. must stay nights. Mrs.
Stevens. 1903 Mesa.
WANTED-English speaking girl for gen
erai homework 1905 Arizona.
CAPABLE cook. small family. good wages
4647Af.
WANTED millinery apprentices at once.
Must know how 10 sew Olive James Stur-
mer. EOS Texas St
WANTED stenographer. Address G. 14s
care Herald.
ENGLISH speaking Mexican for general
homework 81 Randolph
WANTED Mexican girl for general house
work Apply Phone sS2s
WANTED English speaking girl for house
work Phone s5e0w.
sos \. OREGON, apply early in the morn
ing. wash woman who can speak English
and do beautiful work Must have refer
ence.
WANTED woman FOR house work Phone
3sss.
WANTED girl to answer telephone cali.
Phone 6S2s Houston Transfer CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

NoTE-ouOtations rsueet closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
cERyIANs REGISTERED. IS.

Thirty five German subjects had
been registered at the police station
M to ESQ o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Sgt Joe Hausinger said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Situation Wanted-FemaIe.

Situation W dnte0-f em1e.
WANTED to care Tor a few children IN
my home Phone 634sM
Will care for children BY hour OF day
CURTAISs 70 laundry &c pair. stretched,
first class work 702 Myrtle n llezM-
YOUNG woman with some experience de-
sires office work Phone so.
WANTED position as exchange operator
in or out OF town, best Of reference Al
dress C. l4S. care Herald.
EXPERIENCED cook. housekesper. waits
position Phone f96sW.
WIDOW wants child 10 care for. Call be
tween and 5. Apt / sos East Missouri
street
CHILD nurse. infant nursing OF house
keeper FOR priest 1871 san Francisco 81
YOUNG woman with one little girl wishes
housekeeping position Write 81. her
aid
AMERICAN woman wishes position west,
also American woman wishes 10 run
apartrnent house OF hotel employment Of
flee. 1zs y Campbell
WANTED POSITION By lady with two
children as h0usekeepsr- Good cook Eco
nomical. reliable Address Ms T. z Wat
son. Lowell. Ariz-
LADY thirty years OF age desires posi-
ton in doctors office as assistant or care
for convalescence- Had some hospital
training. willing 10 90 anywhere Mrs B.
~ Wright. IL y E Paso St Phone
sS578I-
RoOming HOuses-FOr Sale and Rent
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Prone 4@le-
FOR SATF-aTberta hoteI Why rot huy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
WanIed-SaIesmen

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STOCK SALESMEN-Big co-operatiop.
$50 First National Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Special No6ces.

KITCHEN CABINETS 81 a week.
RIO GRANDE FUkSITU RE CO. PHI ESQ.,
YOUR mattress renovated. s1-75 up car
p Is cleaned. Erwin zig. Co. PHI l11o-
THE only steam carpet cleaners. sx12. 81.
Acme Vat g Feather c. Pho. 1871
NOTICE-The Western Furniture Co sells
furniture only; no clothing; and i To-
Gated corner stanton and Overland 81.
SPECIAL sx1z AKIN rug this week s32-59-
50 days same as cash OF s. week.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
1e7 s. Stanton St Phone s55
We via pay ths highest price for second
hand cat sacks Rio Grands Ice z Fuel
Co Phone 1850
MATHEMATICS. Latin. general Coaching.
Miss Lillian Yeager. 1911 Mesa. Apt Il
Phone $50
MAGOFFIS FUEL CO-Phons 67ei for
Gallup sacked coal and pine oak or mes
quite chunks pine kindiing 25cs 5, 81
FOR GOOD Eats
When in Maria call al The Palaces Cafe
under new management Everything Up %
MCDONALD 4 JONES. PROPS.
$40 REWARD for return o. one con-
demnad L s Jack pack mule black with
q few white hairs on sides. branded L S
on left shoulder. about 10 years old
weight about 500 pounds. strayed from
L b Want Farm. Chamberino. " II.
about January 10th Phone @z90 e Faso-
Situations Wanteo-Mzle.
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S-a-e- = In So--- .---se- 7 l21s - -
EXPERIENCED cfdce man wants Two OF
three hours evening work such a. price
o.-, - = . - 49, e. = -,
NJ, 1-ie1--. - ai-I35-- -isns-+r1s-fs re-
srencs fur1ished h necessary. address
Box 4o5. City
MAX win family 7-7rT- 1oS7f777 On COW
rarch- thoroughi,- experisncsd- r.der-
sand gasoline ensines. can give good res-
erences- c. n Pankes. 1905 Texas St
P0OEE FT7PF7Ti WISHES one o. Two ss-s n
broiS- 10 T1Sr 5aii, V-ouId e,l-si5e- rtesdv
nssitio5 -ood refsrenees phone SesSvV. =
EXPERIENCED s6751iaE clerk or muck
r-ire-- ADDE'S q So
:, =
n 80 e----' - 49, -
WANTED position as cook or lanitOI- Ph-
80
BOOKS opened. closed and written Up
Trial balances. statements. income tax Re-
ports Il H. Hendrie-- - Aliis Sius-
=
Mdnted-HllSceudne
100000 -,
liAnnH - pre- le-1 1T 80 $50
e1lanae elel 20 90 ; = ram T d -2--
COUNTRY MINED IRON WANTED SIS
Bsaumont, Iexas-
WANTED pool tables. Penny Arcade. or
other novelties. rent or Commission Write
p. O. Box 81 Buffalo Cafe, DeminE. Nj
WaSTT70 - nv II--7- T=77iis-7S y-17-sr--
- r,ie-- f5- 49,, F39r+ vr4-17sse q ID.
IL 80 Te-az
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Day alsT HAvirs no
AesSPAPEH-tESS DAY
i4SES-oF Co.'S TER
SHssJ paPeRS IS a
resS SITE I

Relative humidity in FL Paso at n
Tuesday. % percent.
precipitation last "a hours (inches).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

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LANE agents wanted to write Liberty
Bond policies. Attractive combination
dement's at low cost Few district agen-
cies open Local agents wanted every
where sam D. Ware, state manager,
American National Assurance Co OF 81
Louis Bolton. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Help Wanted-Male and Female


WANTED experienced kodak printer and
hnisher. also portrait printer Wire Steph-
en- Haderer, Deming. New Mexico
WANTED-Experienc bookkeeper and
stenographer. automobile business: state
experience and salary expected. man or
woman p. o. & 1928.
FIRE, tornado and hall Insurance agents
wanted Policy holders save one-fourth
premium by fnsuring in strong. state sil-
pervissd. company. Liberal commissions.
Texas State Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Bolton. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

IAe company does not plan to put
tts cars on the lines until next week,
asecrling 10 superintendent Wood.
We VIII net put a single car into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Lost and Found.

THE DOG was found because he wore
collar bought at Sheers-Lazenby Co.. 80
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBy Zeiger Hotel-l
HoEs-Receipts 200o. Market % cents
higher. Top $3.50. bulk s15.5oG1s.25.
Czttle-Receipts $500. including 500
calves. Beef steers, steady, top Slo-sei
bulk $3.50 1885: cows 10 cents higher.
top $3.50 bulk $5.O0G7.25: heifers 10
cents higher. top $500 bulk $3.50 G $50;
bulls 10 cents at Is cents higher, top
$3.50. bulk $500 q SOC. calves. strong TOP
sII5G. bulk s6-5O010-5O. Stocker steers
$500 .oe: cows 5000 1906 heifers $3.50
9S-50; calves S6-50G1O.s0-
Sh-eD-Receiots 366- Market steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Rnoming Houses-For Sale and Rem

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EIGHT rooms. good location, close In
Phone 41l6-
FOR SALE-Alberta hotel. Why not buy
a well located place where you can make
money. 1874 san Francisco St. VIII sell
cheap. Investigate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Situations Wanfed-MaIe.

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CARPENTER work wanted Phone s55s3i-
EXPERIENCED office man wants two o.
three hours evening work such a. price
book. cost figuring system q stock cards
and monthly profit system in connection
with pricing and billing departments. ref
erencs furnished Il necessary. Address
Box ao5. CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

FOR RENr-STORE ROOM.
Best location in town call ON.
A. p. COLES = BROS.
20i n. Oregon Street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
1874 ACRES OF LAND IN
SUMTER COUNTY, GEORGIA

1874 acres on the Dixie Highway, one
and one-half miles from Americas,
the county seat.
The land is gray pebbly with a
good clay sub-sOil. lao acres in cul-
tivation, balance in small timber. The
wood on this timbered part would
more than pay the price of the place,
that is if properly handled.
The improvements consist of one
new, well-built, 5-room bungalow,
one large barn; three or four out
buildings, and three new 4-room ten
ant houses. all in good condition;
about so acres of hog-wire fencing
This a very attractive place 'front.'
ing more than one-half mile on the
Dixie Highway, convenient to town
and a very desirable place to live.
Price, 100000.
For Sale:
F. L. ALLISON, Americus, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
400 ACRES OF LAND IN
LEE COUNTY, GEORGIA.

This splendid little farm adjoins
the city limits of a good little town
of southwest Georgia, twelve miles
from Americas. There is about 300
acres of this place in cultivation and
cleared, 100 acres in small pine tim
Der, so acres of which is in creek
swamp. All the land could be easily
cleared and put into cultivation ex-
cept the 20 acres in swamp, which
could &c cleared by doing a little
ditching Tie lan0 ALL les we'll and
all the cultivated part is in good
state of cultivation. The soil is a red
and gray pebbly with a good stiff clay
sub-soil. The entire place is wen
watered. having running stream
forming one boundary Of the place
and plenty Of wells.
There is a large, attractive resi-
dence on the place, making a very de-
sirable home, also plenty of barns and
tenant houses.
There is no Iona on the place, how
ever, we can secure you a five-year
iona of 100000 at IL per cent in
ter"5t with a commission of per ct.
This commission could be paid in FIVE
different payment if desired, mawing
the total cost of the loan IL per
cent interest for the five pears.
The price is only $4,000 per acre.
For Sale;
F. L. ALLISON Co, Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
200 ACRES OF LAND IN
SUMTER COUNTY. GEORGIA.

zoo acres on a good graded road.
10 miles south of Americas.
The lana is gray and red pebbly
with clap sub-soil. lays we'll and is
In a good state Of cultivation.
15t acres If Cultivation, balance in
small timber.
The Improvements consist Of one
six-room residence in a beautiful oak
grove, with four or five acres in a
bearing pecan grove; six tenant
houses; plenty Of barns and out
houses.
This farm is located on a good high
way within a short distance OF church
es and schools and in q splendid com
munity.
Price: 100000.
For Sale:
F, L. ALLISON, Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
1876 ACRES OF LAM
IN TERRELL COUNTY GA,

This splendid highly improved lit
tie farm consists of 100 acres located
in Terrell County Georgia, about
IL miles from Daw5on% and only
IL miles from Bronwood, on the
main highway.
The entire place is in cultivation
and a very high state. The land is
level, just enough rolling TO afford
good drainage The soil is a gray
pebbly, with d good red clay subsoil.
The improvements consist of a
new, siX-room bungalow, Just com
pleted; one four-room tenant house;
one new barn, and three out-houses.
This is an ideal home and splen>
did little farm. The price is $12,-
100000.
For Sale:
F. L. ALLISON, Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
4OG ACRES II TERRELL
COUNTY, GEORGIA.

400 acres in Terrell county, three
miles from Bronwood, on a good grad
ed road; land is-gray and red pebbly
with clay sub-soil; land lays well and
is in good state of cultivation. All
under hog-wire fence, except about
forty acres. 300 acres in cultivation
and about forty acres sodded in Ber-
muda. Improvements consist of one
S-roQm dwelling with bath and but
ler's pantry; good barn and out-build-
ings, well located and very attractive;
five good well built tenant houses,
ole of which has five rooms and is
occupied by 4 white family, located on
graded read, with good barns and
out-houses. This place is a little less
than mile from a good graded school
and in first-class community. very
desirable and shows up to good ad-
vantage. Owner would trade for
small farm near Americas. or desir-
able city property. Price: $500
per acre
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
F. /. ALISON SUMTERS REAL ESTATE KING

time it is not in repair.
Soil: The soil is a red, pebbly with
CLAW sub-soil. The land ali lies ex-
tremely we'll, except about fifty acres
little rolling. The cultivated land
is in a fair state of cultivation, but
could be easily brought up to very
high state.
Price: This is an attractive place
and could be made a regular show
farm. The location is ideal, the land
is good and the place is worth the
money. On this property there is a
loan of $4,000, due in 1922. The
price is Forty-fye ($45.00) per acre.
For Sale:
F. L. ALLISON. Americas, Ga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
$500 ACRES OF LAND IN
CALHOUN COUNTY, GEORGIA.

This tract of land consists Of 5000
acres, located in Calhoun county, with
in a quarter of a mile of a station
on the Central of Georgia railroad,
and is on a good graded road. There
is about one-half of this farm in
cultivation. the tai&nce in timber,
which is calculated to cut something
like two million feet of lumber.
The land is all level, the soil being
a good gray and red pebbly with a
good clay sub-so;l The entire place
is suitable for cultivation.
There are deep wells and a creek
running through the property
The improvements consist Of two
main dwellings,; twenty-five tenant
houses; one large barn; one gin; one
brick store-house, and fixtures, plenty
of barns and other out-buildings.
The personal property consists of
80 mules; one horse; 20 cows; so
hogs; one peanut picker, with gas
engine; grain drills, binders; moving
machines ard rakes; all farm ma
chiner! Llenty to run the place; all
the feed made on the place this year
which is angle fol another year.
Prise. $>5.2,oC, including every
thing as it stands, ready to go to work.
For Sale:
F. L. ALLISON. Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-27
AS ACRES OF LAND IN
SUMTER COUNTY, GEORGIA.

Location; This very splendid lit
tie farm is located on a good graded
road, six miles from Americas and
four miles from Plains. 1t is only
short distance from siding on
the S. A. l.. railrod.
improvements; The improvements
consist Of a four-room cottage, the
residence to this place was burned on
ly short while ago, but there is
beautiful oak grove, an attractive
sight for a residence; eight tenant
houses; plenty barns and out-houses.
About $50 acres of this place is I'M
der hog-wire fence; 800 acres clear
ed and in cultivation There is a
grist mill on the place but at this
The sun., 1918-08-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Farson, Son & Co. announce that AFTER
september | transfer agent Of tn, Globe
On Company VIII he the Fort Dearborn
Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. IT,
assistant treasured Of the Guaranty Trus'
Company OF New York. to TAX" charge
OF the organization and personnel ~ lie
bond and securities departmcn.
E. NJ Bentley. former genera. manage
OF the Buffalo, Rochester and Pi;tshurg
Railway. has been appointed oa,.r man.
ager of the Guaranty Trus; Compauy
Directors OF the Harris Trust and Sar-
lngs Bank OF Chicago elected as director
q. T. Scott. vice president Of the Amcr'-
can Steel Foundrics COMPANY
The production OF the Rand Mines W
July amounted to 736.lsg line ounces ~
gold, compared with 727,G96 fine ognc"
In June.
>, For July Old Dominion Copper Mining
company reports outpu: OF .533.0oo
pounds of copper, compared with 5,56soOo
pounds of copper in June.
gold coin amounting 10 $50 600 h''
been Withdrawn from the Sub-Trot-1r|
Tor shipment to the West Indies W'hn
has been withdrawn for shipmen: 70
Mexico
Charles NJ. Van Kleeck has been elected
second Nice-prcsident Of the Fulton T-u'
was appointed secretary and =. " Saop-
ard assistant secretary
The membership In the New ork cot
ton Exchange OF Joseph y Carpenter has
been sold to W. Floyd for $l3.o""
The net earnings of the RcpuhN. Rub
Der Corporation % Youngstown Ohio, tr
the second quarter amounted to tHri,5s3
The June earnings totalled sl@2 p,
Hale kilburn Corporation rrpur's 81
months sales sl.g3S32S, against E,ss?-
s2S6,9sl, against fl79,22O, and uufue! or
ders, 81. 46s,795, against s2.4702i3
The sun., 1918-08-16
May discipline General Motors.

In certain we'll informed circles the
marked inactivity OF General Motors
In recent days compared to its former
sensational fluctuations and excessive
loaning premium was believed to fore
shadow an important development in
the stocks erratic history. announce
ment Of which Is expected shortly. The
exact character OF the announcement
may not be revealed. but II can be
stated that It will be of a disciplinary
nature. Yesterday only 900 shares OF
General Motors changed hands. and the
loaning premium was q, compared with
high OF IA per cent. about ten days
ago. On July IS It sold at 1853. and
the next day at $50. followed by an
abrupt decline to around 1873. from
where 1t bounded forward ITO the $50
level The shorts in General Motors
have been waiting for the consumma-
ton OF the merger of this company
and other motor concerns which was
announced several months ago. No infor-
nation as to when the consolid a ton
will be effected has been available. One
OF the recent interesting developments
In connection with General Motors was
the entrance Of the Du Points into the
company. though tho exact holdings of
the new interests was never made pub
lie