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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24

4f1|llE -. a. -.
$3.25 trasnove pokryvky $2.66
Bile, 76xS7 dobre vahy, krasnyc marseskych
Vzoru Jen kupci. Pffzemf
SLAB flaneletove nocni uborv $1.1O.
Bile, Mother Hubbard soh bez neb $ lfmcem
Jen kupci. n,tro
CSC kosiky ma pradlo 69c
vrhoveho proutf, dobre hodnoty velke, pra-
'lueihe cehy soc z. patrO
$500 bavlnsne deky par 1925
Velkt~prikrSvky sede a hnede S pruhem who'd
ne ma zimu. Pouze tuto hodinu. sklepenf
35c zaclonovy voile, zvl. 19c ward
Jenny, SO a 40 palcu sroky, billy, krem bei-
so primo re stucky. 5. patro
Muzske $4.OO bavlnene sweatrv $3.1O
Tezky bavlneny sweatrovy kabat velky nmec
kapsy. Jen l kupci Pffzemi
$3.50 bruselsky kcberec zvl. $14.OO s
Vsber peknych vzoru, velkosti 9x12
sup Iou%e tuto hodlnu 5. patro
Chap. So mackinaws po $4.95
Vkusne svete plaidy ruznych kombinacf. velkd
kapsy a limce. 6-9. :. n,tro
35c opalova plivatka zvl. Csc
Vkusne zdobena, ruznych vzoru velka hodno-
ty 35c. Pouze tuto hodnu. 2 NITRO
CSC rukavniky zvlast. jen 75c
Dobre jakosti melounoviteho tvaru Sc sateno-
YOU podslvkou, cerne neb hnede. Pffxemf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
MRS. BUSCH IS
Held At PORT
Returning From Germany
She VIII Be Quizzed Be
fore Her Release.

Washington. D. c.. June 1S.-AIrs.
Adolphus Busch. Of st. Louis. return
ing from a long stay in Germany. is
held temporarily at Key West. Fla.
Cor examination by the immigra ton
critics ordered taken over yesterday
by the alien property custodian.
Various questions are to be asked
Mrs Busch, concerning chiefly her
American citizenship. her movements
while abroad and what. II any. means
she now has Of communicating with
persons IN Germany Deportation is
not contemplated, officials said to-
day. and Mrs. Busch's release in a
day or two is expected
Mrs. Busch is said TO have two
daughters married to Germans living
in Germany. Other children are 1fv-
in the United States. Ii viii be urged
for Mrs Busch that she was born in
the United States and that her chill
dren in this country have been heavr
subscribers 20 Liberty bonds and the
Red Cross campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Chief Pollock
Plays Part Of
Lady BOWntituJ
Distributes $4,000 Villa
Paper Money At
Convention.

With the return Monday night of
chief Of police c. L. Pollock. from
Kansas City. where he attended the
national convention Of police chiefs,
is the annouucemnt of the proposed
estab Iishment Of "a central bureau for
the Identification of criminals. 10
serve the entire United States. The
matter was discussed by the conveu-
tion, and preliminary steps toward its
realization were taken.
Chief Pollock reports that the west
was Unusually well represented. chiefs
cities and towns Of Texas, Utah and
other western states, not usually rep
resented at such meetings. Some of
the greatest police officers in the
country and the world were present
The talks made by them were in
terestiug.' said chief Pollock. Many
OF them have been in the business Of
criminal detection for a lifetimes. and
have forgotten more than many police
officers know about the business.
one OF the greatest advances in the
chronological system in recent years
was the inauguration of the move
meut 70 establish a national criminal
Identification bureau With such a
bureau. we VIII be able quickly TO get
q possible record OF a suspect 1t will
greatly simplify criminal detection"
Chlet Pollock gave an account Of
y Western methods in handling the T.
w w. The chief made a hit by wear
ing a silk plug hat. a Prince Albert
coat and handing out to his con-
-erceS S-usvuV worth of Villa money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated Press1-
New York. June 1s.-Aercautils payer
g and s months 6 per cent
Sterling. so day tIils, s4.7e-5- COM
merCisl 60 DAY bills on banks, 3f-1-- COM
mercial 90 day bills. S47115 demand.
&4751ts cables. EL76 1-16.
Bar silver s95zc-
Mexican dollars. &c.
Government bonds. irregular
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time leans steady so days. 81
so days, 55s G57 months, 5& G6 per
cent
call money. strong; high, s; low. s.;
ruling rate. s. closing BID 5Sl; offered
at s. fast loan, g per cent
Lead-SE-1Z-z asked
Speller-Easr ST. Louis delivery. SI-15
GT-95.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. June 1g--Ths following
were the quotations IN the London met
Spot copper and futures E110i electro
lytic z125-
Tin-spot. E32s: futures. 1898
Lead-Spct. E2a los, futures E1g 1Qa
Epelter-Spot E54s futures $50.
TIE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican bank notes. state bills, sG18a
Mexican pesos, nc
Mexican gold 5gG5s1-
Fl Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver tEzndy d Harmon quota
Gou) ss4c
London lead. Ees. los.
Pig leaG-SS1z1- asked
Copper-TFire bars $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
BODY OF MAN FOUND IN
AN UPPER VALLEY CANAL

Vinton. Tex. June 1S.-Francisco
Ronquiuos watchman for the La
Union Irrigation company. drowned in
the main canal on the west side. II
is supposed that in raising the head
gate he was struck On the back Of
his neck as a bruise was found on
that place
RonquiIos was missing for three
days and the water was turned off
twice. In the second search the body
was found under the bridge at the
driveway into the Tim Williams
place RonquiIlas was 60 years old
and leaves a wife and son.
u. II Church is said 10 be the first
farmer in the valley 10 market his
wheat crop, having sold his crop to
the Anthony Milling company lir.
Church was the third man 20 Jhresh
his weat
ThreshiuE is on in fulI force now in
the farming district and work is be-
ing hurried TO avoid possible damage
by rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
PHOENIX GERMAN CHARGED
WITH DISLOYAL UTTERANCES

Phoenix, Ariz, June 1S.-Eruesr
Lin5enmeyer, owner Of a meat market
ana Of 10 per cent Of the capital stock
Of the Phoenix Wholesale Meat and
Produce company. has been held TO
the grand jury under $1,000 bonds TO
answer TO charges Of utrerance Of
seditiOus language Two Of his bust
ness associates testified he said.
Il am proud that I'm a German.
After the war is over they'll all be
proud they are Germans. Germany
VIII get what she wants over there,
and this country viii have q lot Of
bills TO pay"
Linsenmeyer, who IS married to a
sister Of Stuart Holmes, the movie
star, denies all charges Of disloyalty.
says that his children speak nothing
but English. and that he and his fam
ly have invested heavily in American
securities He is accounted wealthy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
LOWERS
PRICE Of GRAIN
Present Growth of Crop Is
Not to Be Damaged by
Excessive Heat.

Chicago. H.. June 1A--Iucreased selling
pressure iu the corn market today had
noticeable effect as check ON bu-iIsh
enthusiasn- The basis OF the selling app
peared 90 be a prevailing opinion that Ihe
present growth OF the crop was FAR ahead
OF the normal. and that serious Letrimluj
just now from heat was unlikely
Opening prices. which varied from un-
changed figures 90 sc higher. with July
S1-f574 10 SLs5it and August sl-4S, Were
followed by slight gains and then a SIS O.
back
Something OF a falling off in receipts
together with the fact that q fair ship
ping business was said 10 have been
done with the east Of late led 20 uu-
merous small rallies. but greater de-
clines eusuet. The close was heavy. i E
20 % cents net lower with July SLas
TO SLfs. and August fl45as 90 Sis T.
oats swaged with COM after opening
unchanged 90 = c higher, with July % = C.
20 7-1sc- the market hardened a little
more ana then underwent a decided sag.
Provisions reflected the weakness OF
grain Trade was light
Subsequently, the fact that meat ship
ments were larger than year ago
tended 20 make prices recover some
what.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
g Stand Bu President"
Is oday's Slogan OF
Hoosier Democrat,

Indianapolis. Ind. June stand
by the president"
With this slogan on the lirs OF
every one Of the more than 1900 dele
gates. Indiana state Democrats this
afternoon gathered for what IS ex-
pected 20 be one Of the most mem
orahle conventions in the states his
tory.
Although there are sharp contests
for all Of the Is offices 10 be nom
mated interest ceutereL i'm the plat
form. It is expected TO follow closely
along lines sanctioned by the ma
tional Illustration and viii IN
doubtedly meet sharply the issues
raised in the platform recently
adopted by the Indiana Republicans
Vice president Thomas r. Marshall
viii sound the key note" OF the con-
veutiou tomorrow as temporary
chairman Former governor Samuel
n. Ralston, permenant chairman. viii
discuss in detail state and national
issues
The rrelimiuaries TO the conven-
ton viii get under way this evening
when the delegates viii meet by dis
tricts 10 name members OF the rules,
credentials and resolution commit
tees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Railroad stocks.
.BURNQUIST IS LEADING
LINDBERGH IN MINI. RACE

St. Paul MINI. June 1S-The ire
mendous majority OF Gov. 7. A A
BurnQuist over Charles A. Lindber-h
for the Republican nouination for
governor was steadily increased to-
day. Returns from 1856 Of 3119 pre-
ciucts gave Burnquist g2.I47 and
Lindbergh SOC BurnQuist's com
plete majority. according to this
ratio, may be 5000.
Judge W. L. Comstoclc Of Mankato
was nominated by the Democrats by a
heavy majority His opponent was
Fred j. Wheaton Of Minneapolis.
United States senator Knute Nelson.
Who was unOpp0sed by the Democrats
had SO far outdistanced his Republi-
can opponent, James A Peterson of
Minneapolis, that IT was estimated he
would be nominated by a four to one
majority
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
WITH SPEECHES AND MUSIC,
ALTA VISTANS URGED TO BUY

Stimulus was applied TO the thrift
stamp selling campaign at a meeting
held at the Alta Vista park Monday
evening under the auspices Of the
Alta Vista defence council The aud
ience was told that neighborhood So
Hcitors were not meeting with proper
success in visiting homes and was
urged not only 70 greet solicitors
cordially but to buy stamps TO the
very limit.
a concert was given by the Fifth
cavalry band and In the intervals
brief addresses were delivered by
Pvt. ". F. Collinge. c. r F.. who de-
clared the fate Of the allied arms de-
Ponds on home financial support and
by Emmett Hines. organizer OF thrift
stamp societies There we're also
Rotations by two little boys Nine
OF the Republic" and led the aud
ience in singing The Star Spangled
Banner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
COPPER STOCKS
AGAIN ADVANCE
Market Broadens During
Morning and Prices
Stiffen.

The market opened unchanged this
morning. but soon hardened. according TO
j. S. Curtiss & Co. Hotel Sheldon. Ana
eonda at noon showed a gain Of one point
Inspiration a quarter. Utah ous-haIf
Utah advanced Few points.
Reading was extremely strong. NOV
ing Up from SOS TO s2H. Union Pacific
also was stronger.
All equipment and steel stocks showed
strength
on The curb. New CorneIia was lower.
Jerome Verde was mp fractionally. Magma
was stronger and minor gains were reg
stored uy Howe sound, Big Ledge and
The market sold off at the close
me following quotations furnished by
7 s. Curtiss d. Co, stocks ana bonds
Hotel Sheldon. give closing prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
GET CANAL RIGHT OF WAY.

Berino, ~ IT,. June I5.-Judge a. S.
J. Eylar. as president Of the water
users association. and s. J. KilEore
were here arranging for the rightof-
way for the drainage canal which viii
go through several farms on the west
side Of the track
After several days repair work and
the repaintinE Of all railroad prop
erty around Nado. the Santa Fe work
train and force Of men have moved to
Nesilla Park
on splendidly and. with warm wealth
er and plenty OF water. viii make a
big cutting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
RALPH ELLINWOOD, BISBEE
YOUTH, BELIEVED PRISONER

bIsoee. ~ June 81 CaDIegram
was received here today by =. E. Ell
linwood. general attorney for the
Phelps Dodge corporation. from w.
=. Brophy. with the American Red
Cross in France. telling Of the dis
appearance OF his son. Ralph EIlin-
wood, in France on May 2S The
-cablegram states that it is believed
that the young man was captured in
the battle before SCISSORS.
Ralph Elliuwood enlisted in the
American ambulance field service
with the Amherst college unit on
June g. 1917. When Gen. Pershing
reached France. the ambulance ser
listed in the United States army His
regiment had been asst gTed to serve
with the French forces in the scissors
region.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
MUST Tive UP
To AGREEMENT
Hotels and Restaurants
Will Not Be Allowed
TO Use Flour.

NOtWlrlsC auQIuE that the 1000 aQ-
ministrator has permitted the sale Of
flour TO FL Paso families, restaurants
and hotels viii not be allowed TO 80
off Of the wheatless basis they volun-
tarily adopted on May -, according
to statement issued from Charles
n Bassett's office Monday after
noon. il was specifically stated in
a letter received from state admins
traitor L. s. PeGen that the flour reg
ulation did not release the restau-
rants and eating houses from the
wheatiess plan adopted by them
At the meeting Of the public eating
house prOpriet0rs Monday afternoon,
the impression given the restaurant
men was that they could 90 on the
w X Ramsey, pho presided, IN the
absence OF ar. Bassett. explained that
the Wheatless basis had been adopted
by them voluntarily.
VIII Serve Victory Bread.
IT was contended by many of those
present that they could serve vic
tory" bread and still remain within
the six pound rule. and some said
they were going to try it, The reEu-
lauOu regarding the use or wheat,
six pounds 20 every so meals, in
cludes all of the flour used I'm the
macaroni, cereals and flour used for
stiffeniug purposes.
A letter received from Mr.. Peden
announced that restaurants OF Texas
would not be asked to observe the
meat regulations at Present. Mr..
Bassetr wrote the state aduinistra-
tor several days ago that inasmuch
as this was a meat raising territory,
and the people here would have TO
use some substitute for meat that
must be shipped in. it was believed
that the use of meat by the FL PasO
restaurants and hotels would make
a bigger saving than would be ac-
complished II the meat was discard
ed for some other substitute
Asked 70 Cut Down.
In his reply AR. Peden suggested
that the public eating places be
asked 20 serve smaller portions and
TO substitute whenever possible
The meeting was called Monday af-
tern0ou for the purpose o. advising
ments II was stated by Mr.. Ramsey
that the reports were being received
slowly, and though this was the 18th
81 the month some of them had not
1een received yet.
Practically all OF those received
showed the restaurant and hotelkeep-
ars were using more sugar and flour
than the law allowed. 30 was said.
The local administrator viii not
make any report on the May reports, I
but after the June reports have been
received those who have used too
much Of either product. will be
brought before the investigator. IL
was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
MOLOKAN RUSSIANS ARE
NOT QUICK TO REGISTER

Phoenix Ariz. June 1S.-Not an ad-
diuOnal name for the draft has been
secured from the colony Of 500 Molo-
kan Russians near Glendale this year.
though the authorities are confident
there has been evasion Of the law.
Six OF the men sent 10 Prescott for
refusal 10 register under the draft
laws still remain there in prison. and
viii be rearrested on expiration Of
their terms The half dozen are said
TO have sought 10 dissuade the %
registrants from their course
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
DALLAM FRUIT CROP IS
LIGHT. FIELD CROPS GOOD

Dalhart Texas. June 18.-Reports
from various portions Of DalIam coun-
" indicate that the fruit crop this
year VIII be below the average Many
Of the peaches were killed in the bud.
i is said, and the apple trees are not
bearing as heavily as usual Cherries
are riDeuinE but a hail storm dam
aged the crop TO some extent around
DalharL Field crops and gardens are
doing well however. and the crops
VIII be large.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
STOCK MARKET
IS AGAIN Dull
Trading Is Contracted and
Indifferent; No Decided
Trend Evident.

N0TE-Qu0tatI0n8 refect closing prices
June Is
New york. June 19.-Today's coutracte ed
stock market lapsed into last weeks dull
state. Investment issues maulfcstins ud
600 shares
Speculative issues were the conspicuous
features az the Irregular opening Royal
Dutch OIL resumed its spectacular al-
vance. jumping seven points and Wilson
Packing gained So Toba1c1s and SUI
Ears rose one 10 two points but equip
menrs and iudustriaIs Of the wa class
made only moderate gains
Moderate reactions among leaders af-
fecred the general list In the first hour
but prices rallied later on United States
SteeTs vigorous Rebound Readings rise
o. Ia points also inspired confidence. all
though other rails made little or no prog
ress- Liberty 51zs sold al $3.50 10 $685.
first As az eE-16 20 $3.50. second Sc at
$40 90 e428, and 81 s. at 96.10 20 $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
D [EIRY BACK
IN NEW YORK
Sim Fem Leader Is Taken
to Court and Given
Arrangement.

New York. June 18.-Jeremiah A.
OLeary, Sim Fein leader who was
arrested in Washington state Ias-
week, after fleeing from trial here on
charges Of espionage act violation ar
rived here today from the west in
custody OF federal officers.
Since his disappearance from New
York May . O'Leary has been in
d-cted, with two German subjects
and four other Americans. for com
plcity in alleged plots to commit
espionage in behalf Of Germany and
treason against the United States.
OLeary was taken TO the court
room where his brother is on trial and
arraigned on a charge of being a fugi-
tive from Justice.
"OLeary was arraigned on the trea-
son and espionage indictments He
pleaded not guilty TO both CHARGES
ard was held without bail on the trea-
son indictment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Wanted 70 Rent.

Wanted 10 Rent.
-------------------------
WANTED 90 rent. four room ulifurnlshad
house fno apartmeutl south Of Trucks
Phi 1881.
WANTED 20 rent. two room furnished
house or good tent Jack Parker. County
Hospital
WANTED-SmaI furnished cottase near
car line and jltns lines By July 1sL By
employed couple, permanent Write EsZ-
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
ELEVEN GERMAN WOMEN ARE
REGISTERED WITH POLICE

Six alien women register ing at p0-
lice headquarters Tuesday morning.
brought the total number OF German
female registrants TO Tuesday noon
up TO IL Besides these. a consider
able number have visited the office of
secretary Of police Joe Hausinger and
secured the necessary papers for fill
ing out elsewhere. Hausinger stated
Tuesday that he expected the mum Der
TO increase daily from now on until
the expiration Of the registration
period
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Livestock Market

Kansas City Livestock Close
Kansas City. 40. June 1s.-Hogs-F Re
ceiprs 1900 Market lower Bulk. Sld-35
T16-55. heavy. S16.45 1885, light. S1G-25
GI5-50- pigs. S1s-Z5G17-
CartIe-Recelpts. 1900, including 500
southacus Market lower Prime -el
steers SI7-25 U.s. dressed beef steers. Sl-
Gl1- western steers. s12G 11-75; cows, 50
C1A50. heifers. SsG15-25, s-ocizers and
feeders. SIS Gil; bulls, $3.50 G 1856 calves
SIS G14-5-
shesp-Receipts. 5000. Market lower
Lambs. SI51ls-507 -earlinEs. S14Glli
urethers. s1-E155 ewes $40 G19.5Q.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. June Eogs-Receip ts.
$500 Market 10 cents lower Top, Sl5-55
bulz s1csC G15-50.
Cattle-Receipts. 800 Market steady
Beef steers, S1ZE17-25s cows ard helfers,
SSG13; s-1ckers and feeders, SIS g 1875
calves. S12G 15--5-
spring lambs. Sl1-75 G1S-5l5 clipped lambs,
sL5--5T16- clipped ewes, So 1918
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18

---->------~------7-------
FLOOR SALESMAN. must speak Spanish.
Experience IN fruit business preferred.
Lyon 81 Co.. LIST and Campbell
WANTED-Good salesman Tor cereal
merchandise store in Arizona Good paw
90 right party Cummuulcate with WI
liam j. Chermin. 500 s. FL Paso ST
WANTED Few I've district statesmen
capable OF handling men In the sale OF
snlp1ul-cinE stock in corporation with
approximately Ten Million Dollars worth
or Government orders Two ships already
launched. eight on the ways under con-
strurtiol. with contracts for more. This
ls no dream To VIII pay every live wire
salesman 90 Investigate. Territory going
fast Williams q Burton. 416-41l south
land Llfe Bldg. Daliss. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Cloudcrofl Ennouncemenfl.

BIG BARGAIN
Furniture OF 10 rooms and g sleeping
porches on North FL P1so street
House for rent See
~. T. PAYNE
f0l Mesa Phi 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
TUCSON BUSINESS MEN
WIN LONG SWITCHING slit

Phoenix, Ariz. June 18-The Arf-
zona corporation commission has dis
missed case filed three years ago by
Tucson business men. who protested
against $3.50 railroad switching
charge The Arizona commission lone
ago decided the charge unreasonable.
and lately was sustained in the
LlLted States surrema courf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18

Testimony before the Americaniza-
tiOn conference at washington recent
~ shows that in thousands OF schools
in the northwest the day closes with
the singing Of Deutschland ueber
allies The pupils are more familiar
with die Wacht am Rhine than with
The star Spangled Banner. From
Tes1fess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Wanisd-Money
Wauted-ReaI Estate.

HANIED-Iuccue property. south Fl
Paso St. from owner. must be bargain.
state price and location Address F3A
care Herald