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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-16

A restless min can hardly properly
appreciate Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Wake Arrests In Dallas.


Jack Vernon. charged with reckless
driving was arrested al $50 SATURDAY
night on Second and FL Paso street b.
police officer s c Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
TEXAS
IS OVER TOP
Federal District Director
Says Incomplete Returns
Show a Loan Shortage.

Dallas. Texas. Say 12-That
Texas has not yet gone over the top
with the Victory loan was stated
yesterday by Frank ~ smith. fed
eral district director OF the Victory
loan in Texas. He said he was in
favor Of giving the people the whole
truth in regard to the matter but at
the same time emphasized that re-
turns from many communities were
yet to be received.
with reference 10 Victory loan
subscriptions in the 18th district
rough calculations made sunday show
that we may now count on about so
per cent Of the loan in this district
having been subscribed. many couu-
ties have not sent a final report and
10 is these reports alone which viii
enable US TO determine whether or
not we have gone over the top, the
patriotism Of the people OF this dis
trict is on trial with the decision
not yet handed down by the judges,
and the judges are the people them
selves.
"a rumor current today. that we
are over and have 100000, 900 in
sight is not only unofficial but con-
trary 10 facts / only hope that later
reports will Justify such a state
ment"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Newman ConUicted In
Hoctor Killing Case

Phoenix. Ariz-. May III. d. New
man. prominent sheepman OF Flag
staff and Phoenix, Sunday was con-
victed By a Jury in the superior court
Of manslaughter in connection with
the shooting Of Frank Hector, an
other wei known sheepman. near Hot
Springs Junction, January 30 last
Newman pleaded self defence, con-
tending that Hector first fired at him
as their automobiles passed on the
desert road. but the gun Hector was
said to have used never was pro-
me jury was out IS hours and took
Il ballot
Conviction carries a term OF from
one 10 ten years in the state peniteu-
tiary. Monday, May 19, was set as the
date for passing sentence
II was stated that the first ballot
showed ten 20 two for conviction on
the charge Of murder in the first de-
gree Succeeding votes are declared
TO have brought the same result until
a compromise was reached
Newman is out on a continuing bond
Of $4,000 pending his sentence He has
not vet decided whether he viii make
apuficatfon for a new trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
SOAR IN
GRAIN MARKET
Meager Supplies, and Bad
Weather Prospects Cause
The Sensational Rises.

Chicago. Ill. May 12-Se1sational new
slyward flights ty prices in the corn
market resulted today from eageraess
OF readily available supplies and from
prospects o. further wet weather delays
TO planting. Corn for spot delivery and
TO I'm Nay contracts went TO the highest
prices so Tar on the present crop. Nav
soaring TO Sly after midday an over
night rise OF Sc a bushel.
Opening prices. which ranged from 5 q
Sc higher. with July at SL6301-65 and
September n S1-55ii 61-5s. were followed
by material further gains.
TopmOst Prices Reached.
Subsequently corn for immediate deliv-
cry and FOR the May option reached the
topmcst prices yet this season. and led TO
nearly continuous advance in futures
The close was Hurried. 51s G9iac net
higher, with July at S1-eSis GsLgS7t and
September at S1-591z G1-59&
Oats Rise With Corn.
Oats rose with corn After opening &c
Off TO &c advance. with July at So 2, 06Sc.
the market scored a moderate general
advance
Higher quotators on grain and hogs
lifted provisions
Talk OF a better domestic demand for
meats tended later 20 uphold the market.
especially Sc in view OF the continued bulge
in corn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
COTTON AGAIN
BECOMES FIRM
Reports Of Too Much Rain
Affect Market; Quota
tons Are Higher.

New Orleans. Ia. May 12.-After de-
cline OF three 70 seven points on the open
ing call today. cotton nrmed UP on COM
plants OF too much rain IN the western
belt At the cgd OF the first half hour
OF business prices were Il 10 Is points
above the level OF Saturdays close
Cotton opened steady; May. $780, July.
1851: October. S2A15; December S23.5li
January, S23-il-
Reports OF a continued inquiry for spots
increased the demand FOR contracts
In the trading UP 70 noon, the advance
was widencd to Is TO % points
Spot cotton steady. Is points up Sales
on the spot 1927 bales; 70 arrive 50iss
low middlinE. sZ1-13s middling. Sass :
good middlinE. s28.S8. Receipts, $40 bales
stock. 3sS15e bales.
A quiet but very steady market de-
veloped with the advancing tendency re-
strained. At 1 o'clock prices were at net
gains OF % 20 90 points
Cotton closed steady Monday at an ad-
vance OF IS 20 19 points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

MEXICO TO SEND ENJOYS
TO SEVERAL COUNTRIES

Mexico City, Mex. May 12--Gen.
Tferiberto lara. Mexican minister TO
cuba with his legation staff has en-
Gagged passage from Veracruz for Ha-
vana- il Is stated here that on his
arrival at Havana Or. E. C. Enset
the new Cuban minister TO Mexico.
viii leave Havana for his post, thus
resumin= diplomatic relations be
tween the two republics
Tt is also announced that DR.. To-
zsno. minister to Mexico from Colon
bia viii leave that country May %
for Mexico City to reestablish diplo-
matte relations between Mexico and
Colombia. il is said Mexico soon viii
name ministers to Guatemala Ger
many and the Scandinavian countries.
Salvador Diego Fernando. tempo
-ary head Of the foreign affairs de-
nartuent. is slated for minister TO
Belgium and Holland and later TO take
I'D the same duties in London when
England names her minister to Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
nth DISTRIGT
PROBABLY OVER
100000 in U. S. Buy
Victory Notes; Arizona
Has Its Quota.

Washington. D. c.. May 12--Fifteen
million Americans bought Victory
Liberty notes in the campaign just
closed. according to estimates re-
ceived by the treasury from federal
reserve banks. This compares with
about 100000 purchasers in the
fourth loan. 100000 in the third.
g. 100000 in the second and 1000. 900 in
the first
The treasury announced that the Of
fetal total probably would not be
known before May IS. The total as
compiled Sunday still stood at S3.S49,-
000. 900. but late reports emphasized
the earlier indications that the loan
had been heavily oversubscribed-
Unofficial advices from the Atlanta,
San Francisco and Dallas districts. all
OF which had Jagged. indicated that
although there was no large oversub-
scription. all probably reached their
quotas.
The Kansas City district reported a
total of s155. 4SO.150. including New
Mexico. S799. 500.
Unofficial reports at San Francisco
said Arizona had subscribed its quota
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

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WANTED rent a private rara-e brick
uHr-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
ITALIAN OFFICIAL ATTACKED
AND ROBBED BY MEXICANS

Washington. D. C., Nay 12--Advices
reaching Washington said that Ca
milo Cirruti. q member Of the Italian
embassy staff here, was attacked and
robbed a few days ago by Mexican
bandits while making an inspection
Of the Tampico oil fields for his gov
eminent Both the Italian govern
ment and the American state depart
meut have been notified Of the at
tack and officials are being kept ad-
vfsed of the situation
lT~- Cfrrutf went 10 Tampico some
weeks ago. On May .. on the Panuca
railway line between Tampico and
TOBIAS. according to the advices, he
was attacked by six armed and
mounted men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

MECHANICAL engineer wants position
technical graduate unmarried, two years
with mining companies iu z1ur1uegti ru-n
years IN Mexico Eiueut Spanish Thor
ouEh knowledge mining. smelrer ard
power equipment address MISS. care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
.G0MPER5 SENDS
MEXICO PROTEST
Says Proposed Law Would
Deprive Mexican of
Right to Strike.

Washington. ID. c.. May lZ.-Protest
against the adoption OF labor legisla-
ton approved by president Carranza
and now being considered at the spec
fal session Of the Mexican congress
has been teIegraphed TO the secret
taries of the Mexican senate by sam
uel Gompers, president Of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor and head or
the Pan American Federation Of
Labor. and John Murray and Canuto
Cargas, officials Of the Pan-American
organization
Would Bar United bargaining.
The amendments proposed TO the
Mexican constitution. which are now
being considered throughout the de-
uartmeut Of gobernacion. II accepted
AZ the special session Of congress,
viii deprive the Mexican workingman
Of the right TO strike and that OF col
lective bargaining" said the telegram.
The civilized nations Of the world
are about TO esta blish the principle
that the nation which shall be de-
prived OF the right to strike is a ma
ton Of slaves. Let Mexico enjoy the
lofty ideals Of he- constitution as at
present in force"
Amendment Opposed.
The amendment proposed by presi-
lent Carranza- which the labor Of
ficials oppose. adds TO that section Of
the article dealing with strikes and
ockouts this sentence
Adjustments or concerns Of
private ownership. whether belonging
10 individuals or companies and hav-
ing a public interest. shall not be
closed on account Of lOckOuts. strikes
Or any other analogous reasons with
out the authorization Of the execu-
tive. who shall be authorized IN ad-
minister them whenever in his judE-
1uent the suspension OF work or the
closing Of the establishment may
prejudice the interests Of society or
The public service requirements"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
COPPER STOCKS
IN BIC DEMAND
Spectators Switch From
High Oils to Coppers;
BuYing Is Brisk.

Mondays market in copper stocks had
a spectacular opening. and coppers were
among the leaders in Point Of gain, &C
cording TO ]. s. Curtiss & Co. In many
cases the copper socks registered in the
high records Tor the present move New
York showed a decided tendency to switch
from the high priced oil stocks 10 coppers,
with the result that prices IN the red
metal issues were buoyaut
Inspiration Copper sold as high as So
and Chino went 20 577s. Utah Copper ad-
vanced 20 % and Green Cananea made
sharp gain TO 81. Miami Copper ad-
vauced 20 2f and Nevada sold at 11E-
American Smelling and Refining advanced
10 175z- There was a heavy buying move
ment in Anaconda. carrying Il TO Sc. Mex
lean Petrol cum and Texas OIL were quieter
than for several days. although Texas OIL
sold as high as 1888
Curb coppers die not respond early in
the day 10 the heavy buying movement or
the exchange. although there was some
buying OF silver King. Verde Combine
ton and Hull copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY
IS BEING PUT IN CONDITION

nc rack Of the Mexican LenLTaI
railroad between chihuahua CITY ana
Tfmenez is being rapidly put in shape
Tor travel according TO advices from
chihuahua City. Work trains with
repair materials and supplies are be-
ing sent north from Mexico City under
heavy guard. it IS stated. and Il was
predicted that traffic communications
with the capital would be reestab-
ished by Monday
Reports from the south are all TO
the effect that there have been no
rebel depredatious in the last several
days. and il is thought that the VII
lista bands have dispersed for the time
being in face Of the showing OF force
made hv the federals under Gems Jesus
S. Castro and Manuel II Dieguez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

TET Nss0cIatel ETessT-
New York. May 12-Mercantile paper.
"a G51a percent
Sterling 60 day bills Sf-6Ssi CONNER
cial SO day bills on banks ff-G5ia- COM
merciaI SO day bills, sA65i demand
SA6s1z. cables. SAe9-z-
Bar silver. SL194i-
Mexican pesos. Sc
Time loans strong. all dates. So 65&
percent
Call money firm; high. 81; low. 4iz-
ruling rate, 81; closing bid. 81 offered
at So: last loan. 81 percent
Copper firm eiectroiytic. 15as q 152ic-
Iron steady; 10. / northern and No l
southern. S2s.75- No . southern and No
northern. sc6.75-
sLS5fs5.
S7elter steady East St Louis spot
S5s5 bid. June. IS Fe-1o.
Spot copper. E16, Sc. Cd: electroivtic- fSoi
tin. 1855. IS; lead. Ee4- spelter. E54. 15s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Livestock Market

fAulGhEu A-lNeeAneks NAu-E-
Chicago. III. May I2-CUnired States
Bureau Of Markets. )-HoE-Receipts So
600. market 20 70 soc higher than SAT-
uriaT's average. Big packers slow 10
lower top S2Lo5- bulk. S20-75 q 81; heavy
weights. S20-So Se1-o5; medium weights,
s20-70d SCI; IEhtweiEhts, s20-55 Q 5000;
light lights. SIS d 5000. heavy packing
sovvs. smooth. s1e-7- Geo..5- packing sovs
rough. SIC 1878; pigs. rs 1925
Cattle-Receipts. 1I-oco- beef steers.
slow. about steady she-stocz. steady TO
strong. calves sec lower. feeders steady
heavy beef steers. choice and prime. &l6-I5
G19-5o- medium and good. Sc az: com
mon. sI1G Sle-50: light beef steers. good
and choice. $3.50 az: common and me-
dium- S1o-es l1-T5: butcher cattle heifcrs.
S7-I5 1875; cows. $50 q 1850 can1ere
and handyweiEhts. s1275614; feeder
steers. SO n 1875. stocker steers. sgG13--l-
Sheep-Rsceirts, 1900; no early trad
ing Bidding sharply lower on all kinds.
Gi5-25- IS pounds Up. Sl3-I5G SO; culls
md common S11G1S.-0. springs. s17 4 49,
vearling wcthers. s125G 71S.75s ewes. mo-
dunn. good and choice. s1o-75 So; culls
and common. s. q 1850
kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No, Nay 1---l United
States Bureau OF Markets. 1-HoEs-lte-
ceiDts. $1,000. higher Hesvies. s20.a5 l'
20-fo- pigs. $40 1880
Cattle-Receipts. 10000: lower Steers.
s11-S5 S1S.e5; heifers, $40 r S15-15- cows
Sc. ssG 49, 80: calves. SI0.e5 ais; stoclers,
Sg40115-
Receipts. 1900; lower. lambs
s1sT1ST5: ewes. sg.50T1T-
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
Fort Worth. Texas. May 12-Cattle-Re-
ref1ts 5000. sc down. Beeves. $3.50 r
s1f-5o: stoci1ers SSG12-75; cows $50 1850
heffers S450d1s-25; bulls. 1880 S-S0s
calves. SA50G15-50-
Hog-Receipts. 1900. Is 90 CSC up-
Heavy $50 o e0-55. medium. S20d 20.25-
light. $3.50 e0-e5- mixed. s1s.25 q 1880;
common. s1z-25 G1S.25. pigs. s10d17-55.
Receipts. 1900; unchanged
Lambs. Sf4G1B: yearlings. S1561f: weth-
ers s1261s- ewes, S11G12. culls. IS q
$50; goats. s4G7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close.
Coru-Julv- SISSY: September. f1-5eiz-
Oats-July. 5S7c: September. 65Ac.
Chicago PROVISIONS, Close.
Pork-Nay. s53S5: July. s51-
I4ard-July. ss2-1O. September. $3.50.
Ribs-1Tay se8.92. July. s2S.I5.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. Ill. May --Butter-Lou-er.
Creamery. $50 55Nc
EEgs-Receiuts. 1855 cases. unsettled ,
firsts. III q 421zc. ordinary flr7ts. Az n
Al = c. at market. cases included IL = q
4sc- storage packed frsts. 44ti 6s4tzc; ez-
tras. f5c.
Potatoes-Receipts IS cars; steady Car
load lots Northern bulk and sacked. $40 n
So cwt.: jobbinE sales. Florida Spaulding
Rose. $3.50 a SS.T5 Dbl: tros Ss6s.5o-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City 40. May 12.-Butter-lc
higher: creamery. SEE firsts SOC; seconds.
4Sc. packing. &c.
EEEs-Firsrs. SIC.
Poultry-Hens. esc. roosters. 1sc; broil-
erz sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

J. p LANE Mgr.
SOUTHWEST TSNESTM H&T CO.
LICENSED BROKERS.
1t1ta " Oregon ST.. FL Paso. Texas
Phone e55s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
SILVER STILL SKYROCKETS;
LATEST QUOTATION S1.1934

Bar silver on Monday continued its
sensational rise, going to Sis a.
Saturdays quotation was S111- Earlier
last week it ranged around $l-0S and
s1.O5. Silver has risen about Is cents
since the price restriction was re-
moved
The rise in silver was accompanied
Monday by a jump in the New 4ork
quotation on Mexican pesos 1ney
were priced at SO cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Steels, Coppers and Equip
ments Prove the Central
Figure in Trading.

New York. Nay 1e--Steels, coppers and
equipments were the central figure Of to-
days stock market. oils. shippings and
motors displaying less activity and occa-
sional heaviuess- sales approZimateo l.
$4,000 shares. The closing was irregular
Final prices on Liberty bonds were 8 = s,
9S-sf; first IS, $3.50; second as. 90; first
AIS. 1854 second q s, 1906 third g = s.
95.16; AS. S4.O6.
Loan Success Boosts Prices
The success OF the Victory loan afforded
the basis Tor a further advance OF prices
at the opening OF tOday's stock market
although gains were extremely moderate
in comparison 10 last weeks sensational
movements Coppers. motors. food and low
priced oils rose an average OF a point In
dustrial Alcohol gained two and American
Tobacco three A nine point reaction in
Texas company. the recent markets IA
vorite. suggested renewed selling OF some
OF the more speculative issues
Trading Changes sharply
The character Of the trading underwent
sharp change during the extremely &C
pings and rails gave way generally TO
steels couners and related metals. nota-
bly, silver shares United States steel,
American Smelling and United states
Smelling were the striking features. the
latter gaining = points. Motors and az
filiated stocks also strengthened. but
equipments figured only moderately Texas
company recovered half Of its loss but
reacted again and shippings were irreEu-
lar on the heaviness OF Atlantic GulL
Liberty bonds were firm also low priced
rails and local fractions. foreign issues
showing no material change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

and furniture and sewing machines.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

BOOKKEEPER-sTE - De
sires change Of position v. c.. care Herald
WANT POSITION by Japanese cook, for
hotel OF boarding. out OF row-- Address
X Tcua fna s. II Paso ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Observations TAKEN
a. s . m. 18th
meridian time. May
=. 1873
Forecasts
FL Paso and VI
entity Generally fair
tonight Tu G s O a 3
probably fair
New Mexico and
Arizona; Tonight and
Tuesday sair. not
much change In
temperature.
West Texas To-
night generally fair
Tuesday probably
fair south, increasl
Ing cloudiness north
portion.
in FL Paso at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

regular ocean traffic has been re-
summed along the Mexican west coast
Advices from Acapulco say that the
Pacific Nail Steamship company
passenger and freight steamer city
Of para touched at that port satur-
day on the northward trip from Cent
raj and South American ports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

WE ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS
az fun face value for any
shares that We SELL
SOITHM EST INVESTMENT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
]. E. LANE. Mgr.
1llE " oregon 81. Fl Paso. Texas
Phone 255s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
GAYON DENIES HAVING
SOUEHT L. :. AID FOR DIAL

- Q ID T
New York. May 12.-Denial Of par
ticipatfnE in the controversy in this
country TO induce military measures
from the United States against the
Mexican government on behalf OF Gen.
Felix Diaz was made before United
states commissioner here Saturday
bv Roberto Gayon. who was secretary
to Gen. A. Banquet. Mexican revolu-
tfonary leader recently killed by gov
eminent forces in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
VILLA LOSES PARRAL FOR
2 DAYS; THEN RETAKES IT

According to Information received
here today from ParraL Mex, Fran
cisco villa retOok that town Thursday
and made prisoners Of the garrison Of
e6D- men under Col Rios Gomez, who
had occupied the town but two days
before The garrison was outnum-
bered and made little resistance.
Repeating his action when he took
Parral on Easter Sunday, Villa freed
the prisoners and told them to go to
work. Casualties were light on both
sides
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

- DISCHARGED solder desirss nositicH
- anywhere as chauffeur. hooEzeeper or
telephone work address L19a. care Her-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
HEN Wanfed Male

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ONE FIRST CLASS all around cook one
day or each week good pay Apply
sheldon Cafe 1ir- Johnston
WANTED-Boy with bicycle % deliver
groceries Good pay 11ichaels Grocery
Phone s01o.
WANTED Young man who has completed
a corresnoudeuc course In ADVERTISING Adj
dress I---6. care Herald
OPEKATOR-PRISTER Who can care for
own machine. $50 Position ROW open
The Graphic. Deming y II
WANTED-Traveling sale-mau % repre-
sent local wholesale house p o. BOX
WANTED experienced silk and dress
goods saleszu1ns one who can sgeaz span
fish preferred Apply Boston store
FIRST Class architectural Craftsman.
who is practical detailer- Send samples
Of work and further particulars 20 Mar-
zen Co. Buidins Dept. Warren. Arlz-
WANTED-Driver for Fera priv4-e serv-
ice car Must be able 10 do eva re-
pairing Apply Fl Paso Union stock
Yards. south end Cotton addition
WANTED-First class baker % work on
bread and rolls Apply New City Market
$ s Carpenter carr enters Bakery shop
WANTED-A drug clerk registcrsd 10 The
state Of New Mexico must furnish Al
recommeudations- Preference 90 dis
charged army man Cloudcroft Pharmacy,
A.HAAHANNAs ~ a--
WANTED-I08 csrpenters Tor canton.
meut work az Columbus. New Mexico.
About four months WORK wages S..
VIII accept ain applications while this
ad i7 running Report 20 Capt Rowland
Q. 81 g. coiumbus-
ENPERTENCED cutoff rip. and reaaw
men Pay f5 cents. Must he experienced
Nins hours " = Loesch- sunr. the
Colorado Lumber Co. ser Wazee s..
Denver
GOVERNMENT needs sC0o clearizs for
census 500 month Examinations soon
Age requirements. IS or over For free
particulars write Raymond Terry former
Bldg. Washington
WANTED-lIachinerv salesman Prefer
man acquainted with southwestern terri
tory. Must be aggressive. Competent
man who has Initiative and urders1-ds
mining and power equipment Give full
details and salary expected Address
R1f7- care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

Monday was p percent.
State OF weather --...--..-.-...t
Lowest temp. last night
Highest tenn vestdvf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
PHOENIX RELIEVES STATE
HAS EXCEEDED LOAN quota

Ph0eniN- Ariz-, Nay Il--Ihat Al
zoua had gone over the top IN the
Victory loan was the opinion eN-
pressed at headquarters for the nine
northern counties here today Returns
are far from complete but. from indi-
cations contained in general reports
from all sections It was confidently
expected final tally would show Ari-
IONA in the honor column
The five southern counties OF the
state report TO Dallas. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

me Sensation OF the market was the
advance 10 Sis bid. offered at $500 for
Pennsylvania OIL and Gas The stock
was offered Saturday afternoon az so
for - shares and the entire block W.
bought by one OF the brokers here at SIS
per share. The stock was bought en-
tfreIv on location. 90 being close 10 the
Eurr-V-a rgoner The bringing in OF the
n and T.. Burlz well made the sudden
aTr7nce in this stock r. and p. Burk ls
selling at 1880 in wichita The biggest
trades were IN Jargars Wallace between
So 50 and ge-5. The news on the street
which was verified at the close Of the
session. was 20 the effect that the com
p7uv's fourth well in block 1o1 had
svvabbed 500 barrels in 10 hours and
looked like a good well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

NEW HOTEL on one % hes- corner bust
ness lots In Eastland on main business
street clearing $500 per month Lot
building furniture and an goes for S10-5eo,
ha1f cash. balance terms Ike paving rent
lot alone bound to De worth more than
price asked IN near future Reason Tor
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