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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
WELCOME FOOD TRAIN
Warsaw People Rejoice When Ref
Cross Mission Sends Needed Sup
plies From Paris.
tBy Associated Prc,s.l

WASHINGTON, March 11.-The c,,r
or warsaw gave an enthusiastic wei
come to tho spccial relief train bear
ing the american Red Cross mission
TO Poland and twenty-five cars or
foodstufrs. hospital supplies and cIotS-
Ing. according to reports received in
PadefwesIsi adjourned n Cabinet mai
ing to welcome the mission. which !,
headed by DR.. Walter G. Bailey NJ
Boston. "
Large crowds created tho missio, r,
the railroad station and along III.
route to their headquarters the rcporto
tional anthems wcre played by nun
Der OF bands. ""ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

CHARLESTON, ". VA March IL
Th!ea,s of armed resistance aGsinst
the ruling Ga sses Of This state" con.
famed in resolutions adopted oy min.
c.s unions of Districts II and 20 ygcrc
-ead into the Senate journal on the frs
Gay OF the extra session % the STAT,
Legislature convened todav FOL. tn.
purpose o. enactias Z State pa.rci Law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

stops els .=Ss,
Heals the Throat and Cures tho r-o,,,-,
HAYES HEALING HONEY pr,cc n
4 free box Of O-PEN-TRATF; SAJWySI;;
Tor Chest Colds. Head Colds and cror =.
rs enclosed with every bottle-Adv o'p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

GENEVA, March Ill: IS reported
from, Basel taat the former German
Emperor has com2fa:ned against his
residence in Holland. !; s4ssertcG
TIA; he has declared that the ciitnat.
IS cisAC-eeable and shat he desires to
60 20 the E!yieta q: 20 EEyp; On ac-
cou1: 81 his health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

NEW lOKK, March ll.-NciIatnvS
for the SolshcVistS and other radical
organizations have turnrd 10 their al i.
vantage the "upliti" fad among certain
New York society women. Francis y
Bangs. Il New York lawyer. told the
Womcn's Republican Club here TO-DAY.
He urged women 10 lend their IN
nucncc, which he said. WAS great
either for good ur evil" 70 cuSC;::aE
the BolShcvist program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

ST. JOHNS. y. T.. March I,--Tnc
Furncss line steamer Appcn:no. driven
aground by the Ice IN WitlcsS Eny =,
week ago. has been abandoned and tho
crew arrived hero today. Tho whole
OF tho cargo has been carried ashore
by nShcrfoll> along the coast. aud The
vessel is a total wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

PARIS March ll.--rhc Polish Ma
tional Assembly. according - a dis-
patch from Warsaw. has approved 10y
Il unanimous vote. a law calling ~
service the classes trom 1891
20 1895. inclusive. |; is expected thas
the measure will provide Poland With
an army OF 100000 men, 'rnc deputies
OF the Lett, 1t is added strrnsly
favored the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
Young womxn.s Trunk searched.

i'"t A""N ca S"Su'
Ing st a downtown hotel. became very
indignant Yesterday when she dis
covered THAI a trunk belonging TO her
had been seized By prohibition officers
and ;aken 10 Second Station. When
the locs was forced The trunk was
found 20 contain books and papers and
no, Iinuo,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

NEWPORT MEMS VA. March III
i'ilots today stated that The schooner
Pussy Jones is Still aground OIL Cap,
Henry. Tugs have been sent 10 hcs
assistance, and II is expected tina; she
viii he fioatcd tomorrow. THE schooner
went acround SATURDAY nicnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

CHICAGO. March ii.-The new
Tnaiady, that causes lis victims 10
lapse into sleep extending over Il period
OF weeks. sometimes with fatal re-
suits is not African sleeping sick
ness. This statement WAS made today
hy Or. John Dill Robertson. health
commissioner, after he learned health
authorities Of New York had issued a
warning aga!ns; the sleeping Sick
ness III Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

NEW YORK. March ll.--Postpone
ments in the sailings OF ;ransatlanti,
liners because Of the Increasing ser!
business Of ;Ee harbor strike, wer,
announced today. In all cases i wa!
stated tina; many big liners tina
should have sailed from one to thrc,
days ago are being held a. their pier.
because they have been unable 10 Ee
coal from nonunion barses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
POLL TAXES MAY
COME To 10000
Deputy Haight Says Wo-
mems Payments Equal
To Those of Men.

Poll taxes to the number OF 7s7s had
been paid UP TO the time Of closing the
collectors office at g o'clock Tuesday
night. according 10 a compilation made
by deputy z. ". Haight- OF these
1705 were from the country. 1t is
evident" said Mr. Haight. that the
poll taxes will run over 10000 in the
city. In the country. / cannot tell eX-
actly what to figure on"
Women Are Equal.
This week the poll tax payments
BY women have equaled those Of the
men on Monday the women paid
ABOUT 80 per cent? on Tuesday about
90 Qer cent They come in with babies
IN their arms, and stand In line await
ing their turn as though they were
accustomed 70 II all their lives. We
are making every effort TO accomo-
date the people with as short a period
OF waiting as possible We VIII have
extra deputies in the poll tax depart
ment FOR the remainder Of the poll
tax paying time.
Must Come In Person.
A great many people seem to be
under the impression that all they
have to do is TO send in a check Tor
their poll taxes, but Judge Howe has
ruled that Il IS necessary for one to
appear in person before midnight OF
January 31st.
Everything points 20 a big coIec-
ton OF current property taxes The
collections VIII be heavier than during
the same period last year"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Uaion
station, foot OF san Francisco street. All
arrivals and departures given N Fl Paso
or mountain standard time.
Fer Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
Angeles-No- SOS Tvs SEQ a. m No SO
From Albuquerque Denver. Los Angeles.
Chicago-No- sol arTs. 10 a. M: No. s07
FL PAsO s SOUTHWESTERN
(Western DiFisiOn).
For Arizona and californla-So- Tvs
4-gg D. m No Tvs at 7.45 p m
From Arizona and California-No. ?
eastern Dirision).
For ksnsas City. St Louis and Chicag go
-No- Tvs 1901 ,. m No ? az 5=55
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas
City-No- / arvz 7-o0 a m: No. 3 at
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
Eashington-No. 1o2 Tvs. 500 .. n: No.
10 at 1890 p. m
Prom Washington, New Orleans and San
Antouio-Arrives at SIS a m: No. at
$50 p m
For Arizona and california-So. l i've.
lsl5 a m; No 1o1 at 7:10 a. m: No.
109 AZ $500 p. N
From Arizona and CaIiforuiz-No. 4
arFa- at 11-f5 a. M No 152 arva. 2.E5
p. m-s No. 10 at 10 90 p. N.
TEXAs & PACIFIC
For Dallas and St Louis-No. Is Tvs.
5.f5 e. m; No ? at 400 p. n
Prom St Louis and Dallas-No. 1 arvs.
MEXICAN CENTRAL
10 regular schedule
MEXICO s NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
PICTURES IN AID
ACLUB SUBJECT.
Bob Page Tells ALI About
Illustrations At Weekly
Meeting.

II the Illustration fits the subject
matter OF the advertisement, and por-
trays the truth. all right: but II it
is a distorted picture, merely TO catch
the eye, 1t would be worthless as an
advertising feature" said Bob Page
At the Advertising club luncheon at
the Sheldon Wednesday. II a man
should disrobe and run down the
street clad only in his scanty under
wear. he would get attention. sure
enough, but IL wouldn't make his
business any better"
J. r. SeEall told Of how his adver-
Using slogan had pulled an order
from Honduras. He said the use of
pictures was one OF the oldest, potent
features in publicity, telling stories
even the iliterate can read.
Others Give Ideas.
Scott White. VI. P. Carlock. Melvin
J Sues, J. Abrams, Of Silver City,
&. r. Millican. J. A Smith. Julian
Hughes. W P. Shutes, Henry T. Bowie
and Claiborne Adams gave their ideas
on the importance Of sensible. truth
ful use Of cuts in advertising. Mr.
Hughes told OF an ad Of free poin-
settas at a certain hour in his store
that brought more calls for the clock
shown in the ad than for the flow
ers.
Buy FL Paso Made Products from
the members OF the Manufacturers
association is the slogan that viii be
hammered into the public mind with
the help Of the Advertisers club. as
a result OF a suggestion by president
Claiborne Adams. Every Adclubber
agreed 20 donate space for contin-
uous mention
The Truth Emblem.
The broadside OF publicity TO break
Saturday and Sunday in the effort
70 rivet public attention to the
Truth" emblem Of the Adclub was
forecasted by president Carl0ck, who
showed SAMPLES Of the ads that will
be used. backed VI by the guarantee
Of the club. He said Inquiries were
coming from Los Angeles. Kansas
city and other centers for the plan
the local club has for promoting
truthful advertising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
Livestock Market

Anlrat-u A4lNE-AnFks AlH~Es
Chicago. III, Jan e-H7gs-Receipts,
5000. Market steady 10 strong at yes
terday's average On better grades others
slow pigs. 5GGS1 higher than Monday
Bulk Of sales. s17-5sd 17.65; butchers,
sl7-55 2 17-75. eight, 50G17-50; packing.
sle-90G17-55. thruWouts. s1150 q 1850:
pigs good TO choice. s1250 115-50.
Cattle-Rsceipts. 600o- Market opening
generally steady or steers and she-stocll :
bulls and veal calves strong 10 sc higher.
Stockers and feeders slow. beef cattle.
good. choice and prime. S15.S5 T20; COM
mon and medium. s9.5Oa15-S5: butcher
stock. COWS snd heifers. S6-75G14s can
ners and cutters s5-s5 q 6-75: storkers and
feeders. good, choice and fancy. 5000 q
1A25. inferior, common and medium. s7.75
g1o.5o: veal calves good and choice
shesp-Receipts. 1900. Market strong
20 15c higher for lambs, yearlinEs, mostly
CSC higher Lambs. choice and prime.
s16.65 1885, medium and good. $3.50 O
1885, culls. si201A25: ewes. choice and
prime, S10-759I1; medium and good. $3.50
61o.75; culIs, $500.
Kansas CIV Livestock. Close.
Kansas CITY. 10. Jan 29.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts- 1s.000- Market steady Heavy.
S1z-25 a17-50; piss s12G1L25-
Catue-ReceiDts. 1900 Market lower
Steers. 1SG1g; western. sI2G17s cows
G6-25G1z. heifers SSR14; Stockers, IS o
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. S15G16-50. yeariinEs. S1o114-50s
Wetnerss SsGlL5os ewes, IS q 10-5a
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo, Jan 2e.-Hogs-Receipts
1000. Market steady TOP. s17s bulk.
s16-55 G16.s0.
Cattie-ReceiDts. 500. Market steady
Beef steers, s15-za g 1913; COWS ana helt-
S1L75G1A25. calves. ss-7561135.
Sheep-Receiptss none
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
HAYS QUITS THE
Mayors RACE
Writes To City Chairman
Camp Withdrawing From
the Contest.

T. G. Hayes has Withdrawn from the
race for mayor. leaving the field TO
mayor Chas. Davis. r. Burt Orndorff
and Claude Stewart Mr.. Hayes let
ter Withdrawing is written to H. d.
Camp, chairman Of the city Demo-
cratic executive committee. and is as
follows.
Your letter Of the gath in answer
to mine Of the 18th received. Regard
ing last paragraph OF your letter as
follows:
No person shall be eligible TO the
office of mayor or any other office
named in the preceding section unless
he possesses the qualifications Of an
elector at municipal elections, is a
citizen OF the United States and shall
have lived two years next preceding
the election within the limits or the
city as herein defined. or hereafter
extended which explains itself ana
answers your question
Il recognize your powers as chair
man OF this committee. but under sec
ton No. ia. of the revised election
law Of Texas, I still hold that 1 am
eligible as a candidate for mayor. and
would continue the race II / were
able to do so.
This is 10 notify the committee
that owing TO physical inability, /
have decided to withdraw. Hoping
that the people OF FL Pas0 will elect
the very best man, as mayor, TO serve
for the next two years
I intend 10 stay in Texas. and
later may be heard from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE

MEAICU 3 NUkIHWEsIERN.
70 regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
SUMMONS
LAWYER BOWDEN
Former FL Paso Attorney
Dies In New York After
Short Illness.

Word has been received Of the death
Of Rufus V. Bowden. which occurred
in New York city Wednesday morning
at : o'clock after an illness OF four
days.
AR Bowden was a former attorney
Of FL Paso who had resided in this city
for many years. Six years ago, he
went to Los Angeles where he was
connected with the civil service. a
year ago. he received an appointment
as special attorney for international
revenue and went to live at Washing
ton. At the time OF his death. he was
in New York on a special case.
Surviving Relatives.
Besides his wife who was with him
at the time OF his death. Nr. BOwden
leaves a daughter. Mrs Henry r.
Smith Of Fresno. California. a son,
Lieut.. Adkins F. Bowden. who re-
turned from France Saturday and was
with his father at the time OF his
death. a daughter, Miss Alkaline Bow
den who is spending the winter with
Mrs Burt futile and attending the
FL PasO high school, and brothers and
sisters who reside in the southern
states.
Body Coming Here.
The remains, accompanied by his
wife and son. will leave New York
Wednesday night to be brought TO Fl
Paso for burial. Funeral announce
ments viii be made later.
Mr.. Bowden was a member OF the
Elks lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
DEVELOPS
NEW STRENGTH
Decision To Maintain Min
imum Hog Prices Felt;
Prices Later React.

Chicago. H.. Jan 2s.-Corn developed
fresh strength today as result OF the
decision not 20 reduce minimum hog prices
iu February Opening quotations. which
varied from I = CSC higher, with Nav at
sl-21 61-22 and July at SL1S1z 6L2o, were
followed BY an irregular reaction 10 about
yesterdays finish.
Market Drops, Rallies
A sharp cut in Argentine vessel rates
led subsequently TO material declines in
deferred deliveries Then shorts covering
rallied the market. but the effect failed
10 last Prices closed nervous. exc net
lower 10 1isc advance. with Nav al Sly =
GL1715 and July L14E Gifts
Oats Open Higher
Oats. after opening = G1Ec higher.
with May al 50 1 76oc. the market sagged
to below yesterdays final level
Maximum advances took place iuime-
diately throughout the entire list OF pro-
visions
shorts and packers were the chief buy
ers and their competition was suffi-
GENTLY urgent to prevent the least down
turn in prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
SIGNING HOME CHARTER
FULFILLS WILL CLAUSE

the FL Paso PhilanthrOpic Corpora
tive Hospital and Gentle Folk Home
association by the state department at
Austin. Tuesday is. according TO Mrs.
J. a Potter. the elimination OF a
scheme set forth in the Will Of the
late J. A Potter. who set apart block
49 in Highland Park for the erection
OF home and hospital under that
name.
The incorporators are Mrs. J. A Pot
ter, Mrs James c. AIcNary. Mrs. Otis
Critchett, Mrs. r ". Graham. Mrs NJ
MCGOWAN, Mrs J. y. Hughes. Miss
Kate Hanley. Mrs. Alice Holt. Dr.. Ida
Bishop. Mrs Wm- Hayes. Mrs. c. T.
Race, Mrs n H OrmsDee. Mrs Mar
garet Swanson. Mrs VIM. McSwain,
Mrs. Joseph Spence and Mrs. Chas
Rouse, who signed the charter which
was sent 70 austin SATURDAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MoNEY AID MEFALs

fE- Associated Eressl-
New YORK. Jan 2s.-Lercantile paper,
EC5-s percent
Sterling so day bills. S4-7s1z; CONNER
cIal 90 day bills On banks. &a-I2As com
merciaI 81 day bills. fAl-izs demand
EEz5st- cables. S4-7sH-
Mexican pesos. 20 i1c-
Tine loans. Grmtrs 50 days 80 Gays
and six months. 5G5M percent
Gail money. easier5 high f1zi low. =
ruling rate, s1zs closing BID. g. offered az
Az last loan. A. hank acccpt7ncesi y
l-ouuer. steadv- elcctrolFtic. spot and
first quarter 1AA sc
Iron nominal: No. I northern. and NO.
Z suurharn- ss4G %. No northern anu
30 . southern. s52-25 q 15--a-
Lead unsettled. spot and January o.
fered AZ s5-5o
snelfs-. weak East St Louis delivery.
ruor and January. offered Il 81
TnNDON METALS Markell
London. Eng. Jan z9--Ths following
we're the uuoratitns IA TIE London met
ais marx 9 today
TIu-sr1t. zZs4 ia
spot copper. $50 les; eiectrolytis, 1908.
Enot lead. E5L
Surr Euelrer. zat-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
GRAND VIEW COMMITTEE
APPEARS AT CITY COUNCIL

The committee appointed at the
mass meeting in the Grand View
school house on Tuesday night to wait
upon the city council. appeared We'd
nesday morning and presented the de-
sire OF the citizens Of the Grand View
suburb to be annexed 10 FL paso. The
mayor and members OF the council all
expressed desire for the annexation.
and Il was agreed that the necessary
ordinance would be drawn Wednes-
day and that by rushing 90 could be
completed so as TO get all legal ad-
vertising done so the people OF that
district could become a part Of this
city in time to pay taxes for this year
and. incidentally vote at the coming
Democratic primaries
City attorney McBroom went to
reading up the city charter and as
the city's official uRper' had no other
issue on Wednesday the Thursdays
issue would make il all too late to
annex this suburb TO get Il in for
taxation this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
WILL
BRING employees
Club Plans Rousing Meet
ing In Sheldon Cafe
Thursday Night.

The Bring an Employe Meeting" Of
the Rotary club. which is to be held in
the main dining room Of the sheldon
cafe Thursday night at T-50 o'clock in
stead Of the MONDAY meeting on that
day. is being prepared for by the COM
mittees in charge TO be one Of the
big things Of Rotary" Il was re-
ported Wednesday. Lieut.. Col c c.
Williams OF the Canadian army. who
is representative pro TEN Of the coun-
eli OF war OF American Red Cross. and
". B. Ware. who has recently re-
turned from Y. NJ c. a work in Italy
during the war, viii be the main
speakers.
Arrange Settlement
The purpose Of the special meeting
is TO arrange a settlement plan be-
tween Rotary employers and their
employees. Data in regard 10 this
work will be collected in the next
three months, and finally condensed
acted on at the annual convention OF
Rotarians at salt lake City. Utah.
June It. Each local member viii bring
an emplOye 70 the meeting Thursday
night for a rousing boom TO launch
this movement
Plan Good stunts.
The entertainment committee for
this special meeting are preparing a
varied musical program. and accord
ing 20 Robert Erakauer, they wiz
have a few lively stunts" on hand to
make Il typically Rotarian-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
MARKET
CLOSE IS HEAVY
Shares Under Cons tant
Pressure During Day;
Sales. 100000.

Neu York. Jan. es-stocks were under
constant pressure today, the re1ueea
T~-5-ed states steel dividend and uufa-
vorahls railroad earnings prompting sell
inr for both accounts sales approzimated
100000 shares The closing was heavy
FinaI prices on Liberty bonds today
we're SIS ge-1s; first convertible IS,
4H's $3.50. second convertible fN'l
sEs2; third AXIS. 1885, fourth ~ s.
IndustriaIs Unsettled.
Industrial shares were unaettied at the
ouerina- Of tndar's stock market, In con-
requeuce Of yesterdays reduction In the
United States steel common extra oiTl-
irud from 20 ] percent Steels' first
quotation comprised 1Q0o shares az $50
This waa followed by further lots Of 500
20 1850 shares al so TO sos Other steel
issues broke ] 20 IL points with coppers
and some q the active equipments ana
rueclalties high class rails also falling
hack Marked strength was shown by
Marine, preferred, and Hide d Leather,
4. s. steel Extends Reaction
United states steel continued 10 over
stadow the stock market al the morning
resrion- extending its reaction 20 a tzac-
20 percent 20 the mornings turnover oils
rallied 2 70 "a points and Marine, pre-
fzrred. and HIDE 4 Leather. preferred, IN
creased their initial gains. Changes
nmouE rails were comparatively amali'
while obscure issues recovered rr2ctlons-
Tohaccos were the most active Of the
speciaitlsz. losing 4 10 points Anglo
Frenrh IS headed the bond market al
7sE, thelr highest figure since 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
WILL FIX UP DEFECTIVE
LIBERTY HALL ACOUSTICS

The Johns-Mansviile company was
awarded the contract for correcting
the acoustics in Liberty hall by the
county commissioners court Tuesday
afternoon The successful bid was
for sS270. Il is said that work will
begin within a month A lively tilt
occurred in the court room between
some Of the bidders on the contract
while the bids were under considera-
ton
The use OF Liberty hall for the pur-
pose Of a political meeting to gather
the last night before the city election
was granted to mayor Chas- Davis. on
the ground that he had made the first
request. though r. Burt Orndorff had
also requested the use OF the hall for
the same night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
TUESDAY NIGHT FIRE
DESTROYS l STORY HOUSE

Fire destroyed a one story four
room house at $500 East San Antonio
street about 10 o'clock Tuesday night
The house was vacant at the time, and
the cause Of the fire is unknown The
loss was estimated at $500 TO $500
by Park Bros. agents Of the property.
who stated that the house was owned
by a man in east Texas New plumb
ing fixtures had been placed in the
house the day before il was destroyed,
and a family was expected to move
in Wednesday.
The house was located so far from
the nearest water plug that it was
necessary TO connect two pieces Of
hose in order 70 reach the building.
Only the walls were left standing. but
a building standing within four feet
away was saved by the fire depart
meut which was able 70 get water
just in time to save the second build
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
Bullet InDades Dinner
Party On Upper Floor

Paris. France, Jan 29.-One OF the
strangest accidents on record was re-
ported TO the Paris police recently.
The IS year old son OF the concierge
with a pistol when Il suddenly ex-
ploded. the bullet penetrating the cell
ing. On the floor above two women
were dining. The bullet pa-aed
through the table. shattered a plate
which contained a roast and sent frag-
ments Of china and meat bone flying
with great force A piece pierced one
Wcman's eyeball and the other diner
was wounded in several places in the
head and chest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close
Corn-May, sL17E July. SL14iz-
Oatz-Nay. 56sscs July, Sc
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Jan, S4f. May. s5S-69.
L.ard-Jan-, s33-s7; Nay, S2s-47-
Rfbs-Jan. s2Ls0; May. sz2-1A
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. Ill. Jan 29.-Butter-Lower.
Creamery, 40 045c.
Eggs = Receipts. 1856 cases Market
higher. Firsts. 4s7f9Ec: ordinary firsts,
4S@ESzc; at market, cases included 4SG
sc.
Potatoes - Receipts Sc cars Market
lower. Wisconsin. Minnesota and AIichi-
gan. bulk and sacks. S1-60GL70.
Poultry Alive, higher. Fowls, 2sci
springs &c
kansas CITY Produce. Close
Kansas City. No. Jan. 29--Butter-
Lower. Creamery. ~: firsts, 47cs seconds
f5cs packing. SIC
EEEs-Weak- Eirsts. 45cs 10 seconds
Poultry-Higher- Hens, 15c5 ROSTERS
is o 21cs springs. 2ec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-29
TEXAS SULPHUR COMPANY
TO BUILD FERTILIZER PLANT

The Texas Sulphur company. con-
trOled principally by business men Of
Orange. Tex. is 10 build a commercial
fertilizer plant at FL Paso. This fer
tiliZer is 10 have sulphur as a base
A site Of 50 acres above the cement
plant near the intersection OF the
Santa Fe railroad and the county
road has been secured
The sulphur ore from the company's
deposits in Culberson county viii be
shipped 10 the factory when built.
II is said that the capacity OF the
plant viii be eight to ten carloads a