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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
SOUTHERN SELLING. !.
OF COTTON RENEWED
Further Declines in Prices,
With Part RecOyeries in
Late Trading.

There was a renewal Of Southern sell
ing in the cotton market yesterday and
4 further. decline in prices. followed by
some recoveries on trade buying and
covering. The close, was steady at q
net decline Of Is to 80 points. Deem
Der contracts sold off to S1.19c during
the morning making a pet decline OF
about 80 points, and Of $50 points from
prices prevailing just befofe the publica-
tion of the Government crop report on
Wednesday. That delivery closed al
31.35c.. with active months generally
showing rallies Of 10 or is points from
the lowest. -!t
The opening. was somewhat irregular
and active months sold 8 to ~ points net
higher right after the call on covering
for over the week end and trade buying
The demand was readily supplied by the
Southern selling. however. and the mar
ket soon weakened under liquidation.
The favorable weather reported in the
South. ana looked for over Sunday en-
Outraged the tendency to increase esti-
mates of the crop. while the persistent
selling by houses with Southern connec-
lions was supposed to reflect the rapid
accumulation of available supplies. Cot
ton bought on the favorable view Of the
war situation seemed to- be coming out
on the decline, which carried active
months about 33 to So points net lower
There was buying for domestic trade &C.
count at this level. and the market was
steadier In the late trading on renewed
covering. -.f 'a. 70, =.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 20 points lower at 33a0c. for
middliny upland sales NIL s't.' -
Southern spot markets follow: - -
Galveston steady. 40 points lower at
33.10c.; saler, l.429 bales. a
New Orleans steady. IS points lower
at 3e.75c. sales. 1917 bales. '-'-
Mobile steady. 40 points lower at
S0.sbc. sales, AZ bales.
Savannah steady. 25 points higher at
315Qc. sales. 100 bales.
Wilmington steady. unchanged at ale.
sales NH. ...,.. -
Norfolk steady, 75 points lower. at
1,2Sc. sales, 3o1 bales.
Augusta steady, 80 points lower at
31.25c.; sales, t37 bales
Memphis steady; 20 points lower at
32.50c.: sales, 500 bales
st. Louis steady, unchanged at aa.5oc. /;
sales. nil.
Houston steady. 25 points lower at
32.75c. sales. S.1si bales.
Little Rock steady. so points lower at
2oc, sales, 2l7 bales -. .-1. ...-.4 ..n.
Ranra NJ prieaa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06

II. ,,k., 1890 cRANeERRIEs-csPss
md pbbi,, t7'ISas,25; STANDARD crate. t26o
aS.75: New York. crate !;g3;So' , Or,
kNGDs-c.iitornia. BOZ; "TS ay a. So@
fk' cYSSA1PEFRUIT-c box. Sa.6O
nI75; porto Rico. box. $40 I:1S: FioHda'
box. stn6.ssi Cuban. box. ssSogs "a
TmEsiMIco;NssoMAcsilsornis, box. ,sel Avo-
cADk PEARs.FIoridHa; boz; T9L ); cqS ian
box, 'iss pINS MHSiPsfHMELoNsoJ. E,sS.
% Mar land Jumbo crate, ti@1.!oi standard
crate, 7Sc, q tl,25: pony crate, Iec' nat
crate $O@Ise Sih pony o'S crate.
n rsT sTsi; Soc, an:s5 CAsksAA MELoSs
western, crate. ;i@i'7s; osrRiG sa1 G r. s.
s MEL1Ns CLAUS Ss sSEossas.,.rs: craze.
,iSooi; PERSIAN ci AR6SSf MEhoNs%
Nearby, bbL, ;lQi.sS. -.
rRuIrs. DRIED - APPLEs-Evepo-
rated stats, PRIME ID" l'"eiA''' 'N'
FLOUR AND MEAI-Geysrnment basis
i liz pe winters; sio.sS9 so; Kansas 40 IS
per 100 lbs. Barley nour steady 'tOgs
in % H. sacks Rye flour quist; fair to
rood, $500 $50: choice TO fancy. ssFe,So.
corn, meal dull: yellow granuiated, $50:
white 'Cranulated, S4.b5. Feed--City dpll;
Bran BULK, SsO,2S; 100 Id. sacks. 1887
hravy middlinKs, do, yss.s7I red dog nour.
40 Ii. sacks, ,asso; western dull; bran
dos. 81; oil meal. SIS in 100 Id. sacks
HAY AND srRAw--Hay. timothy. No.
large b.l ss Non; no ;.e TO Ne lint Z
clover mixed, s&2@++: No. l clover mixed.
saoaiL Straw, No. l., rye. ton, '2t.
HOPs-stato. 1913. choice. ID. ea99sc,
fair TO prime, ao@2ac.: 1917. choice. $50
zoe. ; fair to prime. SOLO: Pacific coat,
isIs, choice, isQ i7c.; fair to prime, Is b
i5c.; 1875 choice, 14di6c. common 10
primsr al 1iee; tsis, common 10 prime,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
TORONTO CLOSING.
pORCUPINE.

sSiis;; State ana Pacific coast, older
NAVAL. STORES - Spirits turpen,,u.,
machine bbis,. soc. Tar retort and kiln.
strained. ,l52c; r. ,iS.s; G d. $3.50, 81 GOO e.
1851; y. $3.50; O, 1880; II, 1855; I,
iiS'o X. $3.50. NJ, sl6,25; y. $3.50;
"G' $3.50, and WV, 81.
oHS-standard white petroleum, New
DOR sRSt SH: ' Wa,e so m SSIS; X.s
York, obs.. $3.50: bulk, ,ss5: cases'
sso.2s. Motor sasOlene. garages. G4nc.;
SEED OIL strictly pure. gallons OF ~ lbs.
In barrels. n.S7. Calcutta oil. 81.
PoTATOEs-M Maine, $50 lbs, ;4.soa47s:
1855 ID. bag, t46O@4.6O; Long island, Dbl
or oas: t6o95; state. $50 lbs. tL25B
s'sS state and Western. $50 lbs, ts.756 8
t.26; long. Is5 III. bag. t4al:5; $50 ID.
oaE. SS.76 qS.so; Jersey, No. 2, bbl., tl.5o
gIoo; sweets, Jersey, basket, soc. q u so;
ii.s5; Eastern Shore, yellow, Dbl, .ST5g
$50; North Carolina, yellow, bb!., S2bo
%; North Carolina and Virginia. No. q.
Dbl, I.6oa:..5.
POULTRY. DRESSED - CHICKENS -
milk fed, 1917 lbs, to dozen, h., i5c. is,
ssS sS r $',ts ies,, ssSs7c.; i:-!7 lbs.
lbs to dozen. ID. u q iSo. is.:t lbs, Il d
Sc; $50 lbs. s7@toc.i 1856 lbs. 81 q
Is lbs, and over. ssgasc Southern. corn
bills, Western. milk fed. e-2M lbs. to pair.
ID. ssetoe; s.! les; ssgtoc; So lbs,
ssc.; corn fed. 2-2h lbs, to pair. h.. 80 q
37e. "a lbs. $50 s7c.; b.s lbs, 20 @ soc; I.
~ lbs. s1@ssc.; 9 lbs. and over. s5e.
g4oc.; b-s lbs, 10. Seu sSc.: Pniladelphia
and Long Island, "a lbs, to pair, ID. 80 %
5Se'i Psnnsylyania. 81 lbs to pair, IS Q
scalded, 81 lbs. to pair. h.. $50 zoe
Michigan, sealdsd, 80 lbs, to pair. H., 35
9sec.i Michigan, scslded, m!xod weights,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
NEW COTTON EXCHANGE RULE.
Maximum Limit Of. Illustrations
Cot 70 900 rofnfs.

A new rule passed yesterday by the
board Of governors OF the New Yoflt
Cotton Exchange reduced the maximum
limit upon daily fluctuations from 500
to 200 points. The higher, limit had
never been reached. but on several 6cca-
sions there had been fluctuations Of s6o
points. '''.
The modified regulation applies, to a
movement Of 200 points from cithsr' the
high or low prices OF the day Itself or
compared with tho closing bid, or the
previous diy. =. f y
Action BY the Exchange authorities
followed conferences with nembefs 81
the Committee on Distribution recently
appointed by the War INDUSTRIES Board.
Tho new rule takes effect at once. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
500 PER CENT. GRAB IN ONIONS
Board IL Told Prod
nee Dealers Are Prohteerinx.

BOSTON, Got. 5.--Leslie Fl. Smith. mas
ter of the State Grange. complained to
the State Department OF Agriculture to-
day that residents Of the State were be-
ing made victims of gross profiteering
by dealers In farm produce.
He made an appeal for action In be-
half OF the farmers, asserting that pro-
ducers received such low prices for their
year might be seriously affected, while
abnornally high rates were charged
consumers. In onions. he said, profit
TO SPECTATORS Of 500 per cent. has been
shown. - l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06

s:sG i.Sa1: guar. PHgssgs
srsen' bsk; sos Q si.25; bag 5oc. asi; ia.
ssS D' 80 5oc c, naf;sSd S sIo .ss
1875. HEETs-Ioo bchs.. W'SoS RS g
S;5 800 a sth. '0i S:s 10 SX Ss
s F"' 100 S.s cas- $, g
CUCUMBER PicKLEs%smS1IHI''' ' bs is'Ug q =;
$50 ''' c& Sln, Gshissogss'' SO ,s2
a., ,SSsAEELiTi.oWEns Long SS." Island ANA
crhte $3.50 $50; small '' crate '" Sea sT HH
GSdE s and Jersey. bnch-. i5Ss
Dos: rough; case t?Fs5O. EGGPLAYTSs
crate 7Ss si2c: itsian S S.k GA Ca g g.
crate crate oooS 7SO: HORsERADii;sHfWtwS Yes,
esH: loo lbs; tsSs; LIMA BEANs-PS-
PPosato, bag: TOc, q SIS LEEKs&S.satr:ssSSii
i9o D., eehs:. ~ LETTucE-Basket. Soc. a
s S'f MGs SGf 6Mso PSSarsy ri SOC
OYSTER PLANTs--Nearby' 100 bchs
e.. s 2ISEAI 6siSyys0'k siSs Fisllds
L@ Connecticut Valley, 100 Is. bag,
naE'og2 Long Island, bbi ii7S@a
S"E isr oS y Ii s New York, bag. 'laI75
bag 10 q 100. rEAS--stats end Wes,-
sTn Nov York, bsk S25Oaa; Marylsnd
s9'E,. n.%oR2;So; virginia. bsk. ,2sGW
PERSsm,Bull nose. Dbl. Sia225; long. bbi,,
TG2ni cheese Dbl. slq3, fnEer' ISL
10y 20 cherry. bsk. U25ai.3s,
ahSLE l-Ntaroy. curly, 100 bc MS $40
10 pt MPKINS--BafreI, sl.a5Iis6
RRhipI,sHE ,, Nearby. 100 bchs. si5oa2.
RoaHf nNhEsINs1rSy ,oi 100 bens,, .3aa.
81: nearby. Dbl. 50c. 81. sPINAGH
lash ia skst 70 g SOC; s9CAsH--white. bsk..
IL
a0G I3c.; Dbl, sl9l.5O: Hubbard, ill
TCRNlps-Rutabass, bbl, or bag, 81 80 80
T6e. Q.L ToMAToEs-Searby, crate, ZOE sos'
gu.ho; carrier SOC q 81; green, crate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
AETNA EXPLOSIVES REPORT.
Company Losses sI,Is2.274 by Ex,
pfcsions I'm Last Year.

The Aetna Explosives Company, &C.
corning to report for the year ended
July 81 last, issued yesterday by the
receiver. has losses from explosions az
creating s1,132.27i. an item OF peculiar
interest In view OF tho series Of expio-
SONS near South Amboy. Despite these
losses and the charge to income Of 81
6o6,6s6 for account OF settled claims
Tor commissions the company had net
income before Federal taxes Of s3.-
After an allowance OF ssio,csp for
liza per cent. accumulated dividends on
the Ss,2Ss.650 preferred stock, tho bal
anee, statisticians figure, was equal to
ABOUT 80 share earned on the 100000
shares OF common stock In tho twelve
months ended July 81. The net income
In the year ended December 81, 1917,
without such charges. was s3,613,77y. D..
The profits for the year ended July 81
last amounted to ss,S2s.l55. compared
with ss,61S,7T3 in the 1917 calendar
year and sl,7s7.Sse In tho three months
ended July 81. 1918. Final profit and
loss surplus on july 81 last amounted
to s4,s4s,s23. -
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Imports from New York yesterday in
uoea wheat, l21,lSo bu. lard. 1,061.-
~ lbs butter. 1,226,45o lbs corn.
et.os bu. bacons. 2.s7l.325 lbs. ;
sheese. $3.50 lbs.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market,

:, on CRY, Pa. Oct. Credit balances
- Runs, s7,sli; average, 77,S4O. Ship
meats S5,sss; average, 5O,2s5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
Minneapolis Grain Market,

MINSEAPoLIs, Oct. G.-BarIev. s5dg3r
Rye, sl.57gl.5s. Bran, s2s.77. Finx
s3,7G. Corn, No. yellow, sI.33al37.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
PITsBCRG.

London Money Market.
LONDON, Oct y5.-Closing: Money, 3
per cent. Discount rates. short and
three months bills, 3 1872 per cent.
Gold premium ut Lisbon. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA.

BUNUS,
5000 Leh Val cons es. .loiia 1915 1918 1olh
1000 Reading gen IS. Slls SIN his ah
100 United Rys Inv ss g. g. O. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Hou,ekeeDine Rooms UnfurnisEed

Housekeeping k0omf Unfufllalea
~~-~-~--~-~-~-----~---~~ ~-~-----~-~-~---~-~-~-~~
one LARGE RoOM-Phone Cf72. rs
Myrtle
IOR RENT-To couple without children.
TWO very desirable rooms with large fur
nlghed kitchen Phone 5s1s.
TWO large desirable rooms bath. FROM
porch and sleeping porch. Every conre-
nience- RIO GraHde 1itne Or Hishiaud
Park ear. 1889 Arizona.
FOR RENI-Unfurnished. four and thee
nice rooms and bath On apartment hcuss
second floor Reasonable AZ River View
Park. Old Fort Bliss. Very convenient
place for persons woFkinE in smeltsr or
cement plant Phone 1fgl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

s----------H-------------
FOR SALE acres o. land between san
Eilzario and Cuadrilla, can be irrigated.
is close 70 Lee Moore ranch Price per
acre SIS Also. = acres on the Island
about the price see Airs. TomaTa G Gisun.
san Ellzario- Texas, o. phone "a, Clint
SOMETHING SICE At a GENUINE
SACRIFICE
90 acres garden soil. perfectly Jewel and
1ree from sespaEe- A nice new brick
lurEalow- barn hay sheds. outhouses.
place thoroughly equipped with farm i'm
ulements and machinery Pine span Of
heavy horses. wagon. buggy and hnruess
Extra fine yuunE Jersey COW ffreshl-
over 600 fine bred chickens new chicken
house and yard A splendid garden. EU-
ira One assortment Of frult, peaches, APP
b ls. pears plums. cherries, crab apples.
s-Ia r1arrias and grapes z acres % wine
Ger wheat 8 acres 80 corn. q acres In ale
fslfa. This Is a model home and ranch
Elcut . miles north o. Las Cruces on
gravel road. 1Fil sell place complete at
tremendous sacrifice on account q eou-
uie1e breakdown On health. Address
ouaer Jas d. Smith. Il. =. D. No. 4.
las Cruces. n 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Business Chance,

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ELECTRIC BrSEN ESS-EstabiIshed six
years, invoice $500. viii sell good viii and
stock fer $500 10 liabiiitiesi reason fer
selling government service; will accept
Liberty bonds Guarantee Electric 60,
KITCHEN CABINETs-The best. 500
down and 500 q week.
costs LESS AT STERCHrs"
Phone 752 and 1os3.
GARAGE FOR sALE-Laree building 30
oil field town doing large business.
working eight men a money maker. Can
give terms on part address. care 50,
r. worth star-relegram-
NOTICE.
Il may be al right 20 pay 7se or 81 70
move a trunk but we only charge CSC any
where IN the city. All other moving IN
proportion Herman Transfer q Storage
CO. Phone $50. We give 5. & i. Green
Trading stamps
FOR SALE good paying out door
business. not hard work. experience not
Necessary A good chance for health
seeker. Good for S1e5 no. clear. Price
$3.50 cash. I have other business and
must leave town See diver TT. Biisg
bus No. 81.
OPPoRTUNITK Tor . I've man: an IDEAL
location fer q general merchandise store
n the heart Of che Meslile Valley; store
building with shelving ana living rooms
north OF FL Paso on the main road. Al
faifa cutting begins in a few days; small
rental. small overhead expense. VIII lease
property 10 reliable party for term Of
years OF Yearly lease See Julius kautor
owner. CanuriIfn. TEX.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
- 100 Is CosT.

Modern two story brick house on
Montana St. 631E feet front; six rooms
and bath. big cemented and plastered
basement; two glassed In sleeping
porches and all modern cOnveniences-
Owner needs 70 pay bank and he has
cut the price $4,000 below its cost. Buy
IL for 5000; only $1,000 cash and bal
ance in five years.
n. G. BUCHOZ & CO.
Hotel Sheldon Bldg.
Phone ga II Paso. Tex
LOCATION FOR General Merchandise,
hotel and lodging house business COM
bined, al Cambray. New Mexico, on
B0rderland Route to California, g.
miles from FL Paso. Buildings Tor
rent
HOWELL REALTY co.
202 Herald Building. Phi 5s7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
For SaIs-MiseeHanssus

n=~-~---------n-T-------
FOX sALE-one 3h Bair wagon. Ph. 1859
FOR sALE-or trade fine display case
Phone 507sI-
If Yet want good service on trucks. tsls-
phone So. Houston Iranster storage 90
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Tor sal'
cheap. Phone 52io.
NV HONE SEWING machile, bargain
2oi Atlanta 81.
FOR SALE-Snger sewing Machine *
cellent condition. AZ sacrlflel- Call s9ls
FOR SALE-Brunswici VIotroia IS rec
ords SIS, cost $3.50 new Lardlady Npr-
maudie hotsl,
FOR sAIlE-About ten dozen plain Mill
bottles. Virginia Junk Yards, 6Q4 S, VIZ
GINA
GOOD FRESH EGGs Delivered 20 u
Paso Tor - cents dozen IN lots OF a.
dozen. IL 7, Davis. BORNE, Texas
BEANS FOR SEED.
Plato beans, the kind our government SAYS
plant, the kind that yields, that there g
q market FOR. that is adapted % this wall
ley. Plant pintos whether you buy from
me or not Zoe per H. while they last.
q q. sharp. Fabens, Texas.
SEE OJK INV METHOD Gas RANGES.
They VIII save you g percent Of youF gas
COSTS LESS AT sTERoHrs@
n. Stanton 81 and Myrile Ave
Phones 752 and 1898.
ELECTRIC FINTIRES.
selling out, VIII accept W s s. Liberty
bonds or cash.
one light chains. sf-.5-
Two light bars sass
Thres Light showers. sA-0-
Others in proportion; large stuck
GUARANTEE ELECTRIC CO.
1918 Stevens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

Sell-LiVestock-5uy.
LINEsT0CK loans. SIS Trust Bog.
span o. heavy fine brood mares Tor
sale. Phone 1851.
Good horse. barnes and light srason for
sale ehean. Army 1908 Grand ave.
FOR sALE-ReFisIered Holst=in bull. Al
pedlEree ail3 Nashville. Phone s1f5J.
Two frssh milk cows reasonable terms.
FOR sALE-Horse. buery ana harness
also light delivery wascn. CHEAP. Phone
3s75R-
EAST or northern cattle buyers wishing
10 purchase Mexican feeder steers direct
from owner address 81. n. care Herald.
HAVE bunch o. mares from year old 20
from 600 lbs % 1000. Inquire az C. j.
Jarrett store Mesauite n IT,
10000 WILL Buy six wen bred Jersey
heiferE. averaging about 1f months old
Two due 90 freahen soon F. c. Belk.
Ninton, Texas.
FOR SALE-sir aIarten registered Jersey
bull so months old Very Eeufie- good
order Dark color. Price $500. s. u.
Morris. van HoEn. Texas
FOR SALE CHEAP s-year old mare.
fine condition J spring wagon, eN II.
p gas engine pumping jack. good as new
secs Rosa 81 Phone Ass.
~ YEARLING and e-yr. cd Hereforl
bulls. al DO good condition. New Mexico
raised. Out Of high grade COWS and reg
Uttered sires. o. above registered Adj
dress Emilio Valdez. Springer. ~ ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
DOES for Sale. Wanted. Etc.

Dogs tor Sale. Wanted. Etc.
WANTED-scotch collie puppies. A
waiter Phone ssfS.
EsQJIHO sPl1N pHnpia5 an Persian kit
tens Phone sf2tJ.
FOR SALB-Three pure bred Cocke-ei
spaniel pups. four months old e voter-
mary hospital. e017 Texas street
FOR SALE-FOUR BEAUTIFUL PURE
BRED WHITE SILK P0oUIES Pip
PIEs. SEVEN WEEEs OLD. ANn FOND-
vt PITS F0R CHILDREN. CALL 1910
z. RIO GuASDE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

Business Chances
--~-~-~-~---------~-----r
lANEsTMEAT loans. sis Trust sidg.
CALL Tor your garden hose al - yates.
los S. p Paso. Phone 1876.
BEAUTY Parior for sale al a hasFain.
Phone 42le 10Y Information.
OFFICE fgTniiuIe far rent. Summsr rates,
f0uTL MOORE co,
Fok sALE-Parker aieTTy-f5S- Round
tsee- AgW az Washington Park; VIII net
soc wees. so Trust Bldg
WILL buy iooatioa 70 practice nlfdleine
An COMPETENT. partnership Considered.
g-Ee eelalle. Mrlte q. f55, Herald
MAAIEp-By AL bsTbcr iocatiea 10 sell
alfr amp Ter Two chair barber saoD coun-
Dleie- Phone asa.
PAYING short order rsstsuTsrf A. eer15
Cody. Deming. for sale address Box lsf.
DeuinE
TIE Court Billiard Van zl5fs TsTss 81.
% basement, ~ fables ani soda f1unfafu
WV seIi whole Or one-haif Interest 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03


HOUSEHOLD goods packed. rhlrrsd or
Soda FaHniains, Dug and CsEfsr-
foneTy Fixtures
SODA FOUNTAIN. dug and ccurectiorerr
fixtures --latest tesisn. toth exposed and
closed iar types. rlHsilg ID lelsr1 81 s. g.
--- ~ % and 20 feet can save gcl 81 Gel
% nlreenti snail cash payment d1Un. ha T.
ance easy TaTmeuts- can iuclude snow
caae4 sleiTilE. tables. erairs. eartrr1tlr
il contract All FIXTURES nscfEs7lF % cuaH
% lrrs and canlecrirEerF store. Ercurr
slilulert write OF wire fer uricc usts r.
q p Commission CO. sl- 1lyT-ie. Agents
lrnsran Frrrfafn Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

FOR SALE or TRADE
A beautiful home IN good Amer
lean iowa 81 New 1Iezicn Modern
convenience. TTatcrUorizs, electric
lights, telephone, lava. flowers.
shade Eight rooms. bath. numer-
ous closets. extensive qeraadaa.
Earasc, barn. chicken rasds. Two
blocks from FIRST National Bank
ard rcstoffice- Splendid school
and church facilities. WIZ SCH
FOR oue-half original cost % trade
equity for Land or nutomohne.
VIII exchange for Fl Paso proper
~ aEl assuUe.
". 7. HALE 4 co.
2g- caples BIDS Ph. 5g.s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

FoE sAIE-oas I'D Ralr vsgoH. n. SO
FOR sALE--oF trade. nae display case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

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BIG sNAP-Half price, six room brick,
big lot, close in Phone 6s3.
FOR SALE lois. Noa %. %, ~, DIX
SO. Bassett addition. Price $1,000. Mrs
IL a. Pickens. Lecompte, Loulslana-
ctr FROM Sl509oQ 10 $4,000 Tor
quick sale. g room hcrse. two tuli
lots. cash OF terms No interest
Phone s799-W- owner.
FOR sALE-By owner. room bun
galow. sleeping porch, garage Man
hatten Hefchts, 81 paved street. AZ
dress J-eo6, care Herald
FOR SALE story. s room house on g
fuu lots. close in on north side Buy
direct from owner and save commls-
sion Price $500. Easy terms.
j. Klein. sol s e Paso 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

ExCHANGE for Fl rsso prs,srtv. co..
tsses in Tampa. Fla. consideration $4,000.
Nil assume 8 room c0ttaEs furnished.
Pacific Beach Czif 20 acres uear Ysiels,
improved. 100 acres near las Cruces. ru
in cultivation supplements. stock aad
house $1,000. $3.50 equity n buneaiou.
rents for so psF mo. trade for auto az
lots Lots ln Grand View for tenement
" y. CAbL,
Phone g. 500 Caples
Evening journal., 1918-08-31

y. Asper, assistant surgeon. Chambers
burg; Benjamin F. Martin. coxswaln
Lancaster, and Harry Sherrars, water
tender. Pittsburgh.
New Jersey-G. E. Maguet. lieuten-
ant. Water Valley: Henry E. Thrasher,
quartermaster. Millville; c. r. Hodge,
lieutenant. Bound Brook; A. G Winkle,
lieutenant West New York: John But
ler' fireman, Harrison; Frank P. Crane,
seaman, Elizabeth; Ernest r. Crammer,
seaman, Asbury Park. William C. Jud-
son, seaman. Madison; VIM. F. Reogh.
plumber. Elizabeth, and John II. King.
fireman. Camden.
The Cyclops left Brazil on March 3
with manganese ore for the United
states. She was last heard from at
Barbados on March 4. The Navy De-
partment never received any authentic
information as to the cause Of her ris-
appearance. IL was alleged Lieutenant
Commander Worley commanding off,
Ger, was German. and recently il was
stated the Cyclops had been captured
and either had L@on taken 10 a German
port or was being used as a mother
ship for submarines in American
waters.
Evening journal., 1918-08-31

IL and almost all the manufacturer
have expressed their opinions more OF
less vigorously" the Shoe and Leather
Reporter says
III the time comes when ths Unitet
States approaches the limit OF It's re-
sources II would be expedient to abolish
all fads and styles In articles Of cloth.
ing for men and women. In that event
Liberty shoes would be accepted pa.
trlotlcally by the people. The Idea oi
originating war shoes while permitting
manufacturers 10 continue making styl
ish footgear for those who are willint
TO pay the prices Is Illogical and pre-
destined to failure.
The difficulty OF originating and
CARRYING into successful effect a sys'
tenn OF wartime shoes at fixed prlcei
aud fixed margins OF profit for man
ufacturer, jobber and retailer will prove
so great that before the problem 10
half worked out the war will be over
II IL should turn out that the Liberty
shoe Is not in accord with the psycho[
ogy OF the American people our Indus
try would be In the position OF having
cut up large quantities OF leather into
unsalable shoes. As a matter OF fact
retail dealers are even now carrying
stocks OF goods which they will b'
forced to close out at loss because tne
style note In them Is not In accord WIN
the latest iaeas OF fashion"