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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
U. S. Capt. Says
Mex. Lieut.. Is
Soldier Slayer
Promised to Try Him But
Suppose It Will Be All
Camouflage."

The American soldier. Pvt. David
Troib, Of the medical corps, attached
10 company D, 18th infantry, stationed
at the cement works. who was found
dead Sunday afternoon on the Mexican
side Of the Rio Grande. had two bull
let holes over his left eye, IL devel-
oped at an examination made early
Monday morning by the army medical
CORPS. A Mexican lieutenant who had
charge Of the patrol in the vicinity
where the body was found has been
arrested by the Mexican authorities.
Charges Mexican Guilty.
4 know that Mexican lieutenant
did it." said Capt c. H. Counts, dis
trict intelligence officer at FL Paso,
ing. THE Mexican authorities have
promised to try him. said Capt
Counts, but I suppose it will be all
camouflage."
The dead soldier had been missing
since Friday night He had finished
his initiation as a Master Mason at
the Masonic temple at $50 Friday
night. His boly was found in a
thorn patch not far from the
international boundary line The
face was a mass OF cuts ana bruises,
and showed powder burns. indicating
that the gun was Doked close TO his
Tied Before Death.
From indications of rope marks on
the body. he might possibly have been
tied before being killed I think he
was kidnapped said Capt. Counts
TrOib was a man OF fine habits and
had never been known TO drink. His
three year term OF enlistment would
have expired in January.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
DOCTOR FINDS INTRUDER;
FAMILY HOME IS ROBBED

JeWelry valued at about S5uU was
secured by burglars at the home Of
DR.. G. B. Calnan. sos East Boule-
ward, Saturday evening while mem
bers OF the family were absent The
burglary was discovered when Mrs
Calnan returned from the theater.
That the burglars were frightened
away. before completing their haul, %
was indicated by the fact that jeweiry,
more valuable than that stolen. was
overlooked by the miscreants- En-
trance was effected through back
window.
flee in the Ca9les building at about
9 o'clock Sunday afternoon he found
an intruder ransackinE desk drawers
he teIephoned the police station anc
officers RESPONDED. arresting 4 mar
giving his name as Harry Pury ear
whom they found under DR.. Bush
guard on their arrival The police
reported that the intruder had effect
ed an entrance with key CON-
plant alleging burglary was sWorI
out against the man in Justice J II
beavers court BY detective Juar
Franco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
Hold Physician
With Dentist In
AntOmObiLeCaSe
DR.. w. R. Weeks Arrested
On Charge of Conspir-
ing to Steal Cars.

Dr. ". r. Weeks. named with Dr.
II A. Magruder C''8IcGruder" in the
complaint) and one other. as having.
as alleged, conspired to commit the
theft OF an automobile belonging to
y. s. williams was arrested Sunday
afternoon by constable's deputies and
released by justice J. " Deaver on
$3.50 bond, the sureies being c. s
Weeks and ". B. Clark. DR.. Weeks
resides at 1906 North Stanton street
He declined TO make any statement
for publication
MnEruder Makes Denial.
DR.. Magruder, who was arrested
SATURDAY afternoon, furnished $3.50
bond. with F. p. Lerner, Ben Levy
and A H Hirsch as sureties. He de-
cIared there lis nothing TO the case
so far as I am concerned They have
me mixed with one man whom don't
know and another with whom ]
haven't spoken for seven years In
fact. I did part Of the detective work
leading TO the recovery Of the VIII
liams car and declined Williamss or
fer to pay me a reward"
Car Is Recovered.
The car itself was recovered IN a
local private garage by special Of
ficer A. c. Varela Friday night The
filing Of the complaint followed the
recent conviction in the 54th district
court Of IVY Clay on charge OF
stealing the Williams car. Clay was
sentenced TO two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Preliminary hearing in the case has
been tentatively fixed for January 81
A third person is named in the CON-
plant, filed by district attorney Leigh
Clark. and his name was withheld
pending his arrest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
BOY YELLS FIRE" IN DARK
THEATER: LANDS AT JAIL

During the time the lights were
out Sunday afternoon, owing 70 .
failure OF the power plant George
Hines. u years old. an over enthusi-
astic youth in the Wigwam theater
yelled Fire" almost precipitaung
manic which was stemmed by chieI
Of police Charles Pollock. who was IN
the audience and who Gained the
crowd and hustled the alarmist 10 the
police station. He was released IN
custody Of his father and must appear
at the police station at , p m Mon
day.
When the lights failed at the natl
nee in the Crawford theater, stage
director Eddie Mitchell stepped before
the curtain and requested the desire
Of the audience on the play proceed
ing with the light which might be
provided By opening all the theater
doors. A vote to continue with day
light was registered and the third act
Of The Man About Town" was played
half way through without mean
descents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
Cotton Market
Cotton Futures Close
r-a- YORK Dee 5e.-Cotto1 futures
closed easy. January. 1885, Aa-cl. 80
Nay. $3.50; July. $685. October -s-o'-
Catholics VIII
Hold NezC Year
EUe SerUiceS
Masses For January LIST Are
Announced By Rector
OfCathedral.

On New Years eve there VIII be
special thanksgiving service followed
bv solemn benediction in the cathe-
dral Of st. Patrick, beginning at 1880
in the evening The Rt Rev bishop
A J. Schiller, celebrant, will be as
sisted by father C. c. Frund, rector
OF the cathedral, Rev. a. F. Upton and
Rev. a. Frenzy. Under the direction
Of Chas. J. Andrews, the cathedral
choir viii render a special musical
program
Masses for New Years day, as an
nounced by father Frund, VIII be at
$40. 7.3O, g and 1880 o'clock in the
morning. Music for the O'Clock ser
vice viii be furnished by the chill
dren's choir Of 50 voices The cathe-
draI choir viii furnish music Tor the
1890 service
At a meeting called by the rector
u Young men Of the parish assent leq
and Organized an Ushers club Cup
officers viii be elected next week ana
the ushering schedule announced Ire
ushers are to serve for the year 1919
On January 3 the annual Catnolic
charity ball VIII take place at the
Hotel del Norte. The grand march.
which viii begin at 9 o'clock, VIII pc
led by Gen. and Mrs. J. J. Hornbrook-
Although fostered by the Catholics
the charity work is nonsectarian-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30

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LOST-FemaIe Airedale PUPPY. m7ntl-
old Plain black c1llar. Phone sew
LOST-YounE male collie, wearing cola
and license tag No S1z. c. s. Zelt. s-.1
White Oaks Phone 65s3W.
BEAVER FUR necizpiece. AIhanhra thea
ter. Thursday Afternoon Finder please re-
turn to Mrs Victor Moore. 511a Eeaerat-
FOUND-Lady's black plush hanebas-
owner can have sane II pay fer ad 441
F. Overland
a little down the buyer pEys-
little every thirty days
FOUTZ-MOORE FURSIII r Coz
LOST-PaIr o. eye glasses Christulzs day.
IN Concordia cemetery or between there
and PARK car line Elnder please phone
s35e- Reward
LOST-EoldinE purse containing locse r.
ceiuts and other frinlzets Finder pleas
return same TO Philip Dlmltr1kopoulos.
ais south Fl Paso street. Rex Confec-
fiouerT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
WILL CONDUCT
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE

vice at the First Methodist Episcopal
church viii be held Tuesday night
The open house viii begin at $3.50
p. m. and continue until midnight
The first two hours viii be direct
ed by the Epworth league in enjoy
meut. which viii include "a commu-
nifty sing" Refreshments will then
be served. following which pro-
gram dealing with topics Of vital in
terest on Christian life and work viii
be discussed by laymen- The pastor,
Henry Van Valkenburgh. will con-
duct the closing service Of consecra-
ton until the midnight hour, when
the congregation. reverently bowling
FIJI nrayerfu1 dedication TO life's great
service. awaits the usherins In Of the
new year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
YIN. C. A. PLANS MEETING
10 BE HELD NEW YEARS DAY

New Years day viii be a big day
at the Central Y. N. C. A The pro
gram beginning at 2 pm, VIII last
an through the evening Invitations
will be issued to the members and
supporters OF the association. and the
meeting viii be open 10 the entire
citizenship, the parents and the chill
dren coming in the afternoon, and
the adults in the evening The fol-
lowing program has been arranged for
the afternoon, beginning at pm;
Peewees marching
Simple calisthenics- Pewees- young
er boys, employed boys and interme-
dates.
XIII bail.
Boxing.
Wrestling.
Graded apparatus work
Presentation heLathion medals; Dr..
J. A Rawlings
Baskas ball. 7. boys vs.. f boys.
The evening program, beginning al
8 o'clock, follows
VoIley BALI Married Us single
business men
Blindfold boxing
Marne battle royal
Presentation OF senior hexathlon
medals
Basket ball: Regulars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
START MOVE FOR
S P. NJ CLOSING
Women Draw and VIII Cir
culate Petition Directed
to the Merchants.

Representatives OF the Womens Or
carnations OF the city which met at
the Y. W. C. A. central building on
Franklin street at 10 o'clock Monday
morning for the purpose OF launching
the movement in favor Of the s o'clock
closing by all business houses OF the
city daily throughout the year, pre-
setned the following petition which
was accepted for immediate circula-
ton and signatures
The Petition.
since three OF the leading mer-
chants have expressed themselves as
desiring a 6 o'clock closing OF bus
mess places every night in the week;
we. representative Of the women OF
FL Paso, heartily endorse this move
ment and we pledge ourselves 10 sup
port this policy by doing our shopping
before o'clock and by cooperating
with these merchants in creating 2
sentiment in favor Of this movement
we, therefore come 70 you with
the request that you join these firms
in leading off this movement
To Circulate Request.
The plan adopted for carrying out
the initial movement among the Wom-
en- and organizations OF the city was
TO furnish each woman present with
a COPY Of the petition which she
should circulate among her friends
for the purpose Of securing their sig
natures. It was also decided that each
woman should present the proposition
to her individual organization at It's
first meeting for either endorsement
or disapprOvaL
Committee Named.
A committee was appointed BY the
chair IN response TO a request OF the
I body. TO investigate the Sunday clos
I ing laws and attend the next meeting
| Of the city council
] It was decided that there would be
another meeting on Friday, January
/ 10. at 10 a. m. to receive reports OF
! the progress Of the undertaking.
I The meeting was presided over by
/ the chairman, Mrs Henry T. Bowie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
CASTROPURSUES
FRANCISCO VILLA
New Commanding Officer,
Northern Zone of Mexico,
Means Business.

Business men from the city Of Chi
huahua, here spending the holidays
express quite optimistic views as TO
the possibility OF Gen Jesus Angus
tin Castro, the new federal comman-
der OF the northern militry zone
which includes the state Of Chihua-
hua, being in earnest about getting
after Pancho villa and the bands Of
rebels
"Gen. Eduardo Hernandez, who had
a force at Cusihuiriachic. and had
been pursuing these bands said one
Of the business men mentioned. wired
Gen. Castro for permission 10 come
into the city Of Chihuahua 10 spend
Christmas The latter answered 10
get busy after Villa Jose Wales, sec
retarv 10 Gen. Francisco Alurguta. is
reported TO have stated that the latter
wanted to 20 on TO Mexico City. but
Gen. Castro made Murgula come up
back from Gomez Palacios Durango
and formally turn over military al
fairs in Chihuahua"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
Livestock Market

.HTI1uuu AINHNLNNIaa AANaEs
rtarn. Ill., Dec 90 united states Bu-
-r - 1rarl1etzl. -HnEs-Receipta. 80
BOO Market E1f75c higher than sat1r-
Enr-a average BulE ~ sales, e-.-.s
1856 but=hers- s11-1oG ls: light. Alo-s. Z
800 uz-Ei-E 1850 G11.ies throw ~ :,
Fl77TT1s-s5- pigs good 70 choice. f-s-7s
f--tt-e- Recsiutz sLooa Good and
choice steers. butrher 1sttle and FFe-snl5
feeders STRONG % -5r higher -; -.
heaf cattle good choice ana prime 49, ~
Tre-7- rrumcu and medium. $3.50 2
1855 butcher stock. COWS ana uei.-l5,
81 -7ra-z- c1nners and cutrerss q
fA-s- Eto-zs-s anl i.s-=la- go. -
ara tlrcT- 1850 -.t-- -llsIl.-s -
non ana medium, $40 lo-51i veal caves
Sod and choice. $50 1850
zheen-RacelurE. 5000 Pat lambs ana
IfElt TesrlinEs- Is 85ec higher sneep,
r-aaav % higher Lambs, choice ana
---re FfrH-f1-- medium and good
slE-5 71e- culls. 81 1885 ewes cnoles
ard uriue Fe.75r1 l5 MEDIUM and 6ooo'
F1-1F s-75- cuIs, sA-5q9 $50
Eanzas CITY Livestock Close
r-r-e-e Clt-. no. Dee 11.-Hogs-le-
l--r-r zar11- Market lover HeaTy, So
rl7-rE- uan-s- 1880 l5-ll- pigs, *s4 y
CarEc-Eeczip-s. -l-lli- -lar-e- $500
Stem. s-sa-ls Ustern' tl-l 10 - -
-hee--Elaeel1ts. El11- Market strong.
r-nh5. Fl.f15- FeariinEs. 81 O - weth-
r-s. $500 H. eWes = So
DzuTer- Co.. Dee 1l--Hioss-6 ece-It
-rf1- Market s+rons- TOP. sl7-4e; bulk
cs-.ie-Rsesluts. s5el. Market Etrong
~ arr Eeef steers flqGlsi cows
ara heifs-z. fs-5o9l1l EtocEers and iced
s-----Fl=ae -nts. 1a.1ca. Market steady.
Izuldz s1sss f1+75- ewes, fs5eGe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WHILE
HUNTING: NOW RECOVERING

Arthur Beasely, aged II, son OF q.
r. Beasely. OF Las Cruces. n ~ was
accidentally shot while hunting IN
the Organ mountains near his home
Thursday: and is now convalescing in
Providence hospital. FL Paso. where
he was brought Thursday evening
According TO the boy. the hammeI
Of n 1880 rifle. which he was holding
in his hand. was Jared against rock
when he slipped. The bullet entered
his abdomen He was reported to be
well on the road to recovery Monday
morning. He was left in the snow
covered mountains while a brother
rode far TO summon aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
TWO MEN SHOT WHILE
POLICE MAKING ARREST

Rodolfo Garcia. 16 years old. IS in
Hotel Dieu suffering from gunshot
Flores, q years old. has a minor
gunshot wound in the shoulder, as the
result Of the efforts OF the latter 10
resist arrest by city detectives as
sisted by provost guards. sunday af-
ternoon at 4-30 o'clock at Seventh and
Stanton streets. according to the re-
mort OF day police Capt. s. H Neater-
The report set forth that detectives
accosted Flores for certain inforrna-
ton and he ran off and resisted ar
rest, a provost guard in the arrest ing
party opening lire. and wounoing
Flores. Garcia was near the scene
and was shot accidentally, according
to the report
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
F. G. HANCHETT SPEAKS ON
THE JOY OF THEOSOPHY

Francis G.. Hanchett, divisional lee
turer for the theosophical society, de-
llVered a lecture last evening on The
Joy Of TheosophyT at the county court
room in the court house He said in
part
The divine wisdom taught by
Theosophy ought TO make the person
who viii study il diligently and prac-
tice Il faithfully joyous and serene.
Theosophy teaches that God has a
plan for man and that that plan is
evolution. II also teaches that man
is a fragment Of divinity and that his
future IS one whose glory and splen-
dor has no limit It teaches that an
all wise and all loving supreme power
is directing human evolution and that
It is not a mere poetic dream but a
scientific fact. that, as our scriptures
say, all things are working together
for good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
BLAST DAMAGES K. c. CAR
BARN; FOUR ARE INJURED

kansas CITY. No, Dec. 5U.-IOur
employees OF the street railway COM
pany were injured, two possibly IA
tally. when an explosion occurred IN
the office at the company's principal
car barn here last night
The front of that section OF the
building was wrecked. The night Of
flee clerk at the barn told the police
that he saw sparks from a fuse on the
window sill between the window and
the screen just before the explosion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
LOWER WATER RATES FROM
u. S. TO ORIENT IS AIM

Washington. D. c.. Dec. S0.-Secre-
tary Redfield today arranged confer
ences with the officials OF the ship
ping board with the announced OBJ
ject OF obtaining lower rates on water
transportation between Pacific coast
ports Of the United States and points
in Japan and China Mr.. Redfield said
Investigations made by firms intended
TO supply railroad equipment 10 the
orient showed that water rates from
the Pacific coast TO eastern ports
ranged from $50 to $50 per ton. while
rates on the same materials from
Liverpool to the same ports ranged
around So per tons.
The shipping board has indicated
that It did not consider a reduction
from the United States possible at this
time.
Mr.. Redfield today cabled a protest
10 chairman Hurley. in Paris, and ar
ranged for conferences with officials
OF the board here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
BLACK HANDLERS EVADE TRAP
BIT FAIL TO GET $4,000

Davenport. Ia. Dec. 30.-An attempt
to extort $4,000 from ]. ". Betten-
dorf, millionaire manufacturer, failed
last night. when one OF the. black
mailers- or an agent. snatched a suit
case filled with paper, in lieu OF
money. from a messenger boy but
eluded private detectives who had
set a trip. Mr.. Bettendorf several
days ago received a black hand
letter, threatening his life unless he
gave up $4,000 Detectives We're
waiting at an address designated in
the letter, but the messenger was
pounced upon some distance from the
rendezvous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
COPPER MARKET
IS UNSETTLED
Break in Inspiration Makes
Rest of List Waiver, but
Chino Goes Up.

A bad break in Inspiration from q =
70 asa on Monday Mornings market
rather unsettled tho list and copper
stocks all worked lower. according 10 J.
S Curtiss q Co Anaconda opened az
sos and broke to 60, smelters from
7elE 10 -54 Chino was Up L. Ray
Consolidated sold under 20. Utah opened
at % and sold off to 72A.
On the curb. Green Monster and howe
4 nrev- low New Ccrnelia was offered AT
y point Hecia was down a fraction .
A further break in Anaconda At
o'clock. from so 10 So. weakened the mar =
ket towards the close and au stocks sofa
or TO new lows for the day.
--latest afternoon prices;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
WEATHER LIFTS
GRAIN MARKET
Fears Expressed Rain on
Snow VIII Further Re
strict Movement.

chicago. III. Dee s0.-Prospects Of IN
settled weather tended today 10 lit me
corn market Fears were expressed mat
rain or snow would lead 70 further re-
striction OF the croD movement Ot1er-
iues proved light and shorts covered
freely open prices. which ranged &c
of 30 &c advance. with January az
sl-GaZ 0L43it and May at SLS61z q
81. were followed by decided gains all
around
Reaction Comes later
After nearby deliveries had touched a
new high price level for the season,
profit taking by holders brought about
something OF a reaction The close was
unsettled At the same as Saturdays I'm
f-h 10 21tc higher. with January az
14szs Tl-4g. and May a. sL55iz 9 l-s5 s.
Oats Take Upward Swing
Oats took an upward swing with corn
After opening n shade down TO iscg
I1fc higher. with Nay at 70c, the mar
let showed a moderate general ascent
Provisions were more active ard hlgner-
Strength Of Erain and hogs helped TO
stimulate buying
Placing OF foreign orders here az rela-
lively high prices for meats operated as
q decided buliish factor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
Political AnnOuneemeats

hereby announce myself candidate
for mayor Of Il Paso. subject 70 tna
Democratic primaries-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
AIDS 30 TOTS
NARROWED DOWN TOWN

Day police captain 5 n Neater
played the role Of a friend in need
Sunday afternoon about o'clock, when
the street car power was cut of as
the result Of trouble at the power
plant. About 30 children from the
Rescue home were marooned DOWN
town and captain Veater secured the
loan Of enough automobiles TO convey
them home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30

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SEE Is for anv kind o. a lean LIBERTY
bonds bought Equitable Lean Assn. " 3
Miller Mgr. SIS Trust BLDG. ard floor
$ TO SO ioared honest employees cheap
est rates. confidential Quick. satisfactory
service Drake. 201 Robsr-s-Hauner-
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds watches. Jew
eiry, and automobiles. a. the lowest rats
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor ssn Antonio sne e Paso- PA z.s9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
NJ LISTED STOCKS
MoNEY I'D METALs

r8T Ar7cciatcd Fressl-
r-a-- TrrE. Dee cc.-Lercatnlle paper
81 O percent.
r1-f 20 aa~ hlls ca hanks. 9L-sli con-
--errl4r 81 day hlls. fAI-zs celr-l-
fG-rE1- cables. s4.1fF5-
Mexican pesos. 1lizc
months 81 E5H percent
--n moneT. strong; high percent;
low q ruling rate s. closing n-1s . =
.rf--rH AZ g last lean. 8 percent
rnrF sn1t December offered AZ s.
Era1sr- e1zF- Erst S. Louis oe-lF7igs
80 and December offered 81 $50
TOSDpN METALS MARKET.
r.-7-- 49, nee z1-The following
-1ars tha r1utatirzs IN the London net
-ls r1rE-- trdzy-
Tlr-suut $685. futures- 11el-
Errt corpers ard futu--z E11-- electro
lrtlr. f1zl
Erat lead $40 los.
rrrr SHELTER. ESQ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
ANOTHER MEXICAN WAR
ON, LED BY POLITICIAN

Mexican press dispatches say llal
Luis Gutierrez. defeated candidate Ior
governor Of the state OF Coahulllss
Mexico, at the last election. and MS
brother. EulalIo Gutierrez. have re-
volted against the Carranza govern
ment and are out with force Of some
200 men somewhere on the line be
tween the states OF Nuevo Leon ana
san Luis Potosi. This report comes
via san Antonio, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-30
STOCK MARKET
IS BROAD, WEAK
UnfaVorable R. R. Earn
ings, Heavy Liberty
Bond Sales, Factors.

Kew wr--1 Dee 11-Uuflvora1 rail-
-r-E a1rrlrEs and record breaking safes
~ Ifhrrrr bonds were among the l-l-
trrr when contributed 10 tle general iul-
raIr-ie1r ~ prices iu toeaT'a hroec s-oel5
-~r-l-sf sales 1uurrEimated 10000
rt-ras. Tie close was weak
Liberty h1uda cloziuEf; ss=s, ss-Hsci
r-.r canrertlhie ss. eZ.s4c5 second IS.
- see. Ur=r convertible fiis. a6-adc- sec
onl fsss. sf-e1r5 third ass, s5-soci fourth
-hnipinEs, Rails Irregular.
EEirrlraE ana rzlls constituted the II
re--Iar feature az inc active opening oL
t-frr.e s-rcz o ariret f1rfaltlnE much or
rrst Saturdays hclatel rally while slee-a
l.-rrru and several q the pro11iI enl
l-rfr-nru-s were flrm 10 strong United
ef-fra gfezI asserted its usual leadership
ralnIrr q large fractlcn on rs first ir-1is-
rrtilr ~ 1zea share the preferred stock
s.Ilrrrr'rc q point UTILITIES we're l1l4I-
tain. BrcoElyn Transit showing tur.neI
-r-r.a Cas- and Ono Gas stranstneillnE-
list j. UHdernired-
Further extensive offerings % nl7n
.---Ta frare--rfaricrs. Including Pcuusyl j.
-.a1fs Crnaflrr Pacific. ChicaEa & North
--astarr Ballsrnore e. Ohio at extreme re-
actions q Z 10 IL points served more
sHrr anrthinE else Co undermine the --s-
f---f-- ~ very buey morning. in which
rrnrEac-I1l7 1rpr1l-l-nate1 la-l a lnll-----
rhnras today shiuuiuEs. oils ana motor
rra-l-rtla- also broke 20 3 points
1aa.rr rfFarrl come q tIe resistance 70
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