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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
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AMI UL PRICE
Allied Armies Stand Firm That
contemplated Move Will
Re Repulsed.
BIG GUNS ROAR
MIGHTY. DUELS
No Indication Yet, However,
That Attack ON Large Scale
Immediately Imminent.
associated Press Summary j

associated Press Summary.
Although the Germans in Flanders,
and picardy are keeping up incessantiy
PREPARATIONS for resumption of their
.pring offensice, there Isl not yet any
Indication that an attack on a large
scale is immediately imminent. The
allied armies stand confident that no
adyantage will be Gainet over them
except by the nayment OF an awful
pace in men fed to gums
Meanwhile big guns continua TO roar
mighty duels on various sectors.
The British captured the village OF
VILE Sur hncre, on tbe Amiens sector,
and took mere tfs ethree hundred
prisoners.
Advices from Amsterdam say that
fourteen persons were killed ana a
large number of wounded in a bombing
raid by allied ayiators on Cologne.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
SAYS COLONEL
EVADES ISSUE

WASHINGTON. May f9-Postmaster
General Burleson issued a statement
tonight asserting that Colonel Roose-
velt eyaded the issue and was mislead-
ing in his preliminary reply to de-
mand that he prove his charge the adj
ministration is Furnishing publications
which upheld the war but toId the
truth about The administration failures
while it failed to proceed against those
who opposed the war or which attack
ed the allies but defended the inefff-
ciency"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
GOVERNOR TO
ADDRESS CLASS

TALLAHASSEE. May Special,l -.
Governor Cats has accepted an inyi-
tation to deliver the baccalaureate adj
dress before the graduating class of
Lanier University. in Atlanta. Tuesday.
MAY of "Wednesday. the governor vii
make an address at Carrellton. Ga, AMI
then he will make a brief visit at Gamn
Wheeler. Macon, before returnlT 9
home. Governor Cafts left Tallahassee
for Atlanta Saturday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
GREAT PLANT NEAR
BIRMINGHAM IS BURNED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May i9.-The sui
phuric acid plant of the Steel Cities
Chemical Company. near EnsIey, was
totally destroyed by fire this afternoon
The plant was valued at about three
hundred thousand dollars, and the out
put was consumed by four companies
which manufacture munitions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
PERSHINGs COMMUNIQUE
ANNOUNCES REPUISE ENEMY

WASHINGTON. May i9.-General Per
snlngs eommunique issued tonight an
%lhces the repulse of enemy raids
Ias' night in Picardy and Lorraine, and
q Espllse OF another today in the Lor-
slls a.. sector. In Wouvre, there was con-
snuous aerial activity and American
nales were engaged in several sue
esSsful encounters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
CASUALTY LIST
OF So REPORTED
DURING THEDAY
AMONG THOSE AMONG THE MISSING
IS OCALA MAN OF SENIOR GRADE,
MASTER ENGINEER. ACCORDING
TO REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May THE army
casualty list today contained fifty-nine
names, divided as follows Killed in
action 4 died Of wounds 4: died of ae-
cidents 2; died of disease B: wounded
severely So; wounded slightly 6; miss
ing in action q. including master engi-
of Ocala, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
noEMBLE SLAUGHTER FOLLOWS
fiGHT OF BOLS. AND TRJRESNE,

!. NGsC0W, May i9.-Mussulmans ana
y. ss boisheviki forces are engaged in
7u'! conflict in Baku on the Caspian
30 -. according to dispatches in Mos
Nv. ~" newspapers. two thousand persons
~ ae Killed, three thousand wounded
burning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
ASKS NATION TO HONOR
ITALY'S ANNIVERSARY

WASHINGTON. May i9.--A nation-
vide celebration of the third anniver-
saFy Of Italy's entrance into the war
against Germany on May q is suggest
cd by President Wilson IN an author
yea statement issued at the White
iious tonight. People are asked to
Show their gratitude for Italy's services
u the cause by a display of Italian
Tags at meetings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
MAJOR GENERAL sIBERT
DIRECTOR GAS SERVICE

WASHINGTON, May t9.-Major Gem
eral William l.. Sibert. former COM
mander OF the southeastern military
district, at Charleston. is detailed as
director of gas service of the United
States army, with headquarters here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
MUST
TURN IN CARDS

rrssent tInool ,bl pupils are urged to be
he sn5;talS lis morning at rs O'Clock at
lls in tba,I toilum Tor the .Prspose of turn
"a sst ler tb., enrolment cards. and also
aEpecfs5 neir reports. All students are
bless 90 20 De on hand promptly. and
lounced Us are turned in, it is an
y. reports will probably be held
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
USE OF OIL ON ROADS
BE LIMITED DURING WAR

WASHINGTON. May i9-The use of
oil and coal products in public road
work will be limited for the period of
lie war, it is announced tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-20
HOSTILE AIRCRAFT HEADING
TOWARD LONDON AT MIDNIGHT

LONDON. May i9.--Hostile aircraft
crossed the coasts of Kent and Essex
iunight and proceeded toward London.
At midnight the raid is stiil in prog
ress.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
MANY STOCKS
TEND HIGHER
Other Issues Wait on War
Developments and the
Close Is Irregular.

E0TE-Quutz t-o1z reject closing prices
March -.
New YORK. March 2l.-WaitinF on war
developments gave further pause 10 the
stock market today although many repre-
prorlmlred $4,000 shares
The closing was irregular Liberty s.s
sold AZ sss-6s 70 s9sG6; first fours AZ
$3.50 20 397-52 and second fours az
$3.50 70 $3.50
a vigorous rally from yesterdays late
recession attended todays early dealings.
Rails led the advance cQalers and la-
Cifics rising from large fractions 20 ] =
points. ShippiuEs were variable Atlantic
Gulf Caring ia while Marine preferred
temporarily forfeited point Equipments
showed material Improvement, notably
Crucible and United states SteelE and
specialtlas were featured by Alcohol and
,listiIers at gains Of one 10 almost two
points Trading in liberty bonds was rel
atively lEhr with q STEADY tone
The activity and strength Of the first
hour OF today's stock market conferred IN
equipments and rails. Prices yielded
moderately later on The heaviness OF mo-
tors and shippings which reacted one 70
three points Liberty bonds were IN
cliued 70 sag on greatly diminished deal
inEs- The second Tours. yesterdays SEN
Eational feature, Euctuated between $3.50
and Esl.6e. q block OF $1,000 600 changing
hands at &s7-4c. First fours sold 81
ss7-sg % ssT-52 ard the SIS ut SSH co
1851. Sales o. all IihcrrE issues W 20
uncr nuuruUfrnr'te6 IS. n0n. 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
N.Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AVID METALS

fBv Associated Ereszl
New York, Lsrch 27--l-ercantile paper
q and months 6 percent
EheriinF 90 day bills fA721t; commlr-
ciEi 60 day bills on banks f+T1sss con-
mercial co Day bills SAT1ls demand
Es.75Hs cables SAYS us.
Bar silver s2h-
Mexican dollars a.
Government and railroad bonds lrraEu-
lar. Tine loans FIRM GO, SO days and 8
months, 6 per cent bid
Call money Etrongi hiEh G; low So
ruling rTte s. closing BID $50 offered AZ
8 ,laEt loan g.
Lazd-sT-506 1871.
Copper-s23.51.
speite7-Eaat St Louis delivery SIC
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. ErE.. March 27.-The following
are the quotations for today IN the Lou
don metals market.
Copper-sp0t E110s futures E110i electro
iT1ic f116
Iin-spot Es1s; futures ISIS.
Lead-spot E2s. 1oss futures E28, los
SpElter-Sput { 81; futures. $50.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Eaclonales 17H Gl3ac
AeElcau bank notes, state bills s414c-
Mexican pesos Is
Mexican geld 524c.
II Plso Smelling Qu0tations.
Bar silver Clancy & Hzrmo1 quota
London Iead-f1s. los.
Pig lead-S1-15-
Copper-Wirs bars s2a50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
CARS Collide;
NO ONE INJURED
Street Railway Has Repair
Bill of $3.50 After Spec
tacular Wreck.

One Of the most spectacular street
ear wrecks that has occurred in FL
Paso happened at s;15 o'clock Tuesday
night, when Arizona street car No 40,
inbound. was struck amidsnips and
knocked all the way across the street
10y. smelter car No. 90. At the junction
OF the smelter line with the oregon
street lines. on Missouri street The
Arizona car was operated by motor
man B. Il. Beard and CONDUCTOR J. II.
Waldrop, and the smelter car crew
was motormau G. L Pellet and con-
ductor N. Kearney. There we're no
messengers IN the Arizona car, and
only five in the smelter car Ihere
were no Injuries
CInims Air Brakes Failed
1Iotorman Pellet stated zhat he had
just passed the Masonic temple en-
route TO the Junction when he at
tempted to apply his air brakes and
found that they were not working
The car was making fast time, and
before he could get his emergency
brake in operation, the car SWING
south around the curve IN front OF the
Y. NJ C. A. building. The Arizona car
was struck just back Of the middle
and its side crushed in Failing glass
sprayed the street. and the car was
lifted off the tracks AID propelled
across the street toward the curb di-
rectly in front Of the Y n c. A. build
ing. Al0tOrman Beard applied the
brakes instantly and managed to bring
the car 10 a stop with its nose just
touching the fender Of an automobile
standing at the curb. There was a
woman in the auto, whose name was
not obtained, who almost tainted as
she saw the street ear speeding head
long into her machine, IL was said
smelter Car Damaged.
The impact crushed IN the front end
lf the smeIter car and deraned Il. but
stopped almost at the point Of coll
ision- Its five passengers made
nasty exit and were lost in the crowd.
none Of their names being o1taina-
BE. street car officials said
The wreckinE crew was called i'm
and both cars toWed 70 the
larns. II was found most convenient
% place the Arizona car on the north
round tracks. instead Of the south
lound, from which IL was knocked
The damage 10 the equipment ag-
5regated nearly $3.50, according to
iupt ". E Woods The smelter car
viii be repaired and placed in service
.gain as soon as possible, but IL Isl
tanned 10 convert the ARIZONA car
nto q one man car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
SAYS GERMANS
BOUND F0RSEA
Col. Miller, Tells Univer-
sity Club Teutons Want
to Beat U. S. to 1t.

Germany, always taking advantage
Of military opportunities, realizes that
the fun strength Of America viii not
be felt in France for a year yet, plans
to break through the French line in
the san Quentin region. continue the
advance to the sea and thereby stp-
arate the French and British forces
with serious Consequences: but the
British are now able to hold the line
Of last year, TO which they have been
driven back. and the German advance
has been checked
This opinion was expressed in an
address made at the weekly meeting
OF the University club Wednesday
noon by Col A. II. Miller. chief OF
staff OF the 18th cavalry division.
Judge W. D. Howe, who has been a
close student Of the situation in
France since the war started. demon
strated on maps how the Germans
have advanced. and also expressed
optimism at The Asso ciated Press re-
ports OF the day, read at the meeting
by president Norman Walker. and an
nOuncing that the British have
checked fresh attacks.
Asks Union Club Luneheons.
Otis Coles. president OF the cham
consider the plan of the chamber 10
have a monthly luncheon, participated
in by all local luncheon clubs. which
viii give up their weekly meetings
during the week. which would be
known as chamber OF commerce
week" President Walker said the
suggestion would be considered at q
meeting OF the clubs directors to
night
Trench supper Committee.
Mr.. Walker announced that Monday
evening the club would hold its an
nuaI gathering. which would be a
trench supper" the following being
the committee. CamouGage. j. r
woodward. R. Z. Hines, W G. Stewart
J. G. Barada, Fred Jones; supper, II
J. Baron. A L. Eaton. ]. Long. NJ L,
Hutchinss r c. Halter: gridiron. J
ID. Page. DR.. F. o. Wage, ". II
Fryer. Charles A Brann. r G. Chap.
ments C. Z. Folk, F. F. sells. entertain
ment, F. J. Whiteiock. J. A. Andrtws.
T. A. Couzenss A L Eaton. r. v. Wat
son, Percy McGhee- tr-; advisory. J. A.
krakauer, R n Dudley, u. l. Naquin.
u. s Goen, Irwin AicNeaI and R. T.
Thomson
Mr.. Walker also snnounced the fol-
loving Easter party Saturday after
noon at WASHINGTON park for mem
bers' children; Easter tea and song
recital Sunday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Livestock Market

LAAAAllA AANEaAA-AAl -A4a4H
Chicago, Ms zlarch 27---I5oss-Il Receipts
IS. 0l0- Market strong, IS 20 Is cents
above yesterdays advance Bulk sll-e9 q
S17.75s light s17-25 91s.ooi heavy Sl6-159
Cattie-Receipts 5000. Market firm.
Native steers S9-60E1450s stockers ana
feeders 500 1885, cows and heilera
S5-75 01Ls0; calves $3.50 CISCO
Sheep s1Lz5 915-65s lambs s1A50 91s-oo-
Kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas City, No. March 2l--HoEs-fle-
ceipts 1900. Market higher Bulk
S1630T17-55- heavy s1E70E111Qs light
s17-10G 17.s0. pigs $3.50 G1IQ0.
Cattle-Receipts 1e.Q0o- Market higher.
Prime fed steers $1,000 1905 dressed
beef steers s1o-o0G13.75; western steers
s10.50G1s-s55 COWS $3.50 91l-25s helfers
s7-T5T120Os stockers and feeders sg-oo @
1875; bulls s7-50G 1o-oos calves $500
sheep-Reoeipts 750o. Market stronE.
Lambs s1s-oo@1s.6o. yearlings sl+5eg
1900 wethe-s sls.ooG 1850; ewes f1S-9oS
Denver Livestock. Close.
csiuts 1000. Market strong Beef steers
$500 615.00s cows and heiters Sl-u98
1135; stocksrs and feeders $3.50 G 100;
HoEZReosipts 1893. Market to Is
cents higher. Top $780, bulk sI6-sog
shesp-Reeeipts $500. Market 50 cents
$3.50 ~
Fort worth Livestock, Close.
CBy ZeiEer Hotell
HoF=Racelpts 800 Market Ten cents
higher. Choice lead s17-55i bulk s16-Z5
OH; pigs S12615-15-
C,attIe-Receipts $500. including 500
ca Ives Beef cattle steady. Top steers
SO. bulk s10-58G 1LE05 cows. top So bulE
sT.257 $50. heifers top $3.50, bulk $3.50
Gs.50; bulls $1,000 500; calves Is cents
lower top So. bulk sg-5o 1o.5o- stock
srs steady. steers s9-5G611s cows ana
heifsrs s7-25 s-50s calves lower Ss-oo4
$50
shesp-ReceiDts mona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
DIES FROM SHOT;
BODY HELD FOR ADVICES

John Druezek. who was found in s.
room at the Fairmount hotel. dying
from a bullet through his brain. Tues
day morning expired at about s o'clock
at Hotel Dieu. where he was taken
Immediately. There was no chance for
recovery from the first according 70
physicians testimony, as the bullet
had passed from one side OF the head
to the other. shattering the skull and
exposing the brain. 1t Is supposed
that the man committed the deed him
self, as a Luger automatic 80 caliber
pistol was found in his right hard
The remains have been removes to
the morgus OF Mclean, Simmons &
Hartford where they lie. awaiting ad-
vices from win Pilgrim. Of san Fran
cisco. who was mentioned in note
left by the dead man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Political Announcements


Claude 3. Hudspeth. Congressman Isth
congressional district
r n Dudley. senator s5th senatorial
a e Thomssan. member Of lsgisia-urs
ADRIAN Pool member Of legislature
4lsth district
James p Harper. chief Justice court o.
ciFu appeals. sth Supreme judicial district
We the undersigned. sudor1s the
above uamed clndidates for the ragpec-
tive places. and We hereby announce our
Ee-Fes as candidates Tor the places lndi-
Gated after our names. subject 70 the
action q the Dempcralie primarisss
~ .. Howe. Judge ssh Judicial dis
+ Leigh Clark. district attorney. slth IN
q B MeCIintock. county sudge-
20 = Fryer, county attorney
3. 2. Brady. Judge caEnty court g
seth r. orudorfL sheriff
r y Rlehey. county collector.
@ II Mckiuuey- district ciezE
r D. Greet county CLERK
John = Cain county assessor.
A. p webb, County treasurer
ATra Winkier, county GuperinlendeuL-
" C. Roberts. hide and animal IL
j =. Dsavsz Justice Of the peace. pre-
a J. Kan justice OF the peace Drseinet
I =. Davis. constable. precinct 10. L
J. ". Carter couuty surveyor.
J. 2. Mlliams- county commissioner
precinct 10. ! place no. l.
Robert Lyons. county commiEzioneE.
praslnct No . place no j.
George FendeI. county commissions.
precinct 10. g
Henry Herring. county Commissioner.
precinct 80 g.
HEREBY aunounce myself as q candi-
date for the office OF school trustee. cleo
rlou 90 be held On Saturday, April 9th,
1873 ". s. Clayton
FoR TEE SENATE
81 Il EcFarland OF Alpine candidate for
state Senate 15th Senatorial District
subject 20 Democratic primaries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Special EO6eea

Special Notices.
----~--------~---~-~------
GARDEN raEes. hoes. shoveIs and rubber
hose. A Yaife, te2 s. p Paso.
MATHEMATICS. Latin. general eoaching.
Miss Lillian Tasger. 1911 Mesa. Apt Il
SPANISH lessons. coHTeTzafionai method
Three lessons a week Sc a month .
Buekler Bldg-
MISS CIPRIANA hairdressing pariors.
successors OF the Rodrigues sisters. Carles
BldE. Room so Phone KS
SPANISH lessons Take It when you want
it. Learn It when you want t. . cents
We can tx your place into law
flower beds OF vegetable garden Every
thlng turnished- Phone 6lol
NOTICE-Cleansrs. dyers. tailors. laun-
dries everywhere Effective April 1st al
Hoffman pressing machines advance TWEEN
ty-five and fifty dollars Get your order
in now. Phone, wire. or write ne. D. T
sandel Box 81. Fort worth
Monty LOANED On diamonds. watches,
ieWelry and automobile
SECURITY LOAN co. Pr. 2s54.
Corner e Pasn snd san Antoine StH
sOLLIE-PETERs FURNITURE co.
COS Alills St Phone 221o,
NOTICE
-l VIII pe an Elgnr 70 pay i5c or - 20
move a trunk but we only charge 25c any
where IN the city All other moving IN
proportion Hsrmsn Transfer O. Storage
Co. Phone $50 We give S. q h Green
Irading stamps
JUST RECEIVED
A new shipment Of Singers Standard.
Free. D Wis and Eldrege. Drop head sew
ing machines. T. you are in the market
for e Eood machine, come in and get your
pick now Al IN first class condition
Price SO and Up
young FURNITURE co.
107 South Stanton ST. Phone s35-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
DEAD
Of AP0PLEXY
W. H. Tossing, Clerk for
Dick Company, Expires
Suddenly Near Store.

V. H Tossing. price clerk for the
firm Of James A. Dick and company,
dropped dead in front OF the Dick
building. 403 Mills street. wednesday
morning at 1870 o'clock DR. VIII
Rogers was called Corpnor James
II Beaver pronounced the cause Of
death to be apoplexy. The body was
taken by Mclean. Simmons and Hart-
fort. undertakers.
Mr.. Tossing lived at $500 Clifton
street. he was IS years Of age and rs
Survived by his wife. three daugh-
tiers and one son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
SAYS @GHOST" BEAT HIM;
FOUR MEN HELD ON BOND

D. Rouo. n Concho, +. Aacias and
z Nadrano were each held 10 the
grand jury in $500 bond by justice
J. N. Deaver Wednesday on a charge
Of robbery by assault.
The complaining witness was len
cho MARTINEZ, who said that after
riding in an automobile 70 cemetery
in the eastern part OF the city with
four men Tuesday night the others
got out and walked through the Gem
etery. and when he followed some one
dressed like q ghost" beat him over
the head and robbed him o. about
..n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

---7~1--7-----7-7-77----71
LOST-Dark brown bull dog, white breast
and feet. Reward Phone 21s8.
LOST-LouE black ony1- ear ring Satur-
day night Finder phone s02s. Reward.
LOsI-Scotch collie, answers 60 uamq Of
Sip. Reward FOR return 10 $3.50 Alamo
Eordo street
THE DOG was lost because be did not
wear collar sold by Sheers-Lazsnby Co.
80 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
GRAIN MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH
Both Corn and Oats Rise,
Owing to More Hopeful
News From France.

Chicago, Ill. March 27--Corn gained IN
strength today owing On hopeful advices
from the battlefront in France. An
nouncement mat business IN the March
delivery had been shut off and that open
trades e. the option would be settled al
the maximum Limit, S1.28 a hushel was
a handicap on the bears Opening prices
which showed 2 cent advance with Nay
SL265s were followed hy a moderate up-
rurn.
Prices closed firm 8 @ = net higher
with May S126H s.
Fresh demand from seaboard interests
helped 70 put cats on the Upgrade Trad
ing though was mostly in -man lots.
After opening p 20 q higher with Nay
ssEc 20 86HG sc the market continued
20 harden.
Provisions assembled with hoss and
grain PORK was the leader.
Realizing sales LED afterward 10 set
back o. pork but lard and ribs held firul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Cotton Market

Quotation By EImsndorff & CO. brokers
1Oe Eesa-l
New York and New Orleans spot. Close
spot middling-NeW Orleans $3.50, un-
changed. New YORK 3Ae5, down Is.
New York Futures Close
New York, March 21.--Cotton futures
closed steady. Nay 527T; July 3Zo6s Oc-
toher sass; December 3o.T0i Ja1uary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

----a~-~-~=~-r-------~---
FOX well rottsd fertilizer phone 1882. a
1IcDouald-
YOUR mattress renovated. Sis Up. car
pets cleaned Errin MIG Co. ph llio
TIE only steam carpet cleanera- 1E12 81
Acue Mal a. Feather Co Pho. 1871
SOTECE@The Western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only; no clothing. and is To-
Gated corner stanton and Overland ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close
Corn-AIay S1-265s-
Oats-Afarch 81 C; Nay 65sc-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pcrk-11ay SA6.85-
Lar5-Afay Se6S0; July $3.50.
Rlbs-3ay S25.d2s July se5.f2
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, H.. March 2l--Butter firm.
Creamery 35G41Zc
EFgs-Lower. Receipts 2I.46S eases
Flrsts $50 Z c; ordinary firsts and az mars
cases included S2Zc.
Potatoes-Higher- Receipts 56 cars
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota bulk
so q Soc same sacks IS "a 5c-
RoQsters-Unc halged.
kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. no, March 27.-Butter-
packing Sic
Eggs-Firsts &c.
Poulr-T-Eoosters goes broilers ,15c-
MeIican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in FL
Faso 81 6s. last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Announcements

Announcements
AL ladies or gentlemen wishing 20 join
private dancing club. Phone ESQ.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The undersigned beg 20 notify those T.
-erestad that they propose signing q lease
for the sunny Crest Sauatorium on about
April ID. 1918. We VIII not be response
bio for any debts contracted by the late
manager J. IA Glines-
We respectfully request that All delir-
cries in the future. in SO lar as possible
be made C. O. D.
J. A. NOVEL.
c. C. NESSEL.