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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
MAY MAKE ROSWELL MAIL
ARRIVE AT EARLIER HOUR

The efforts Of the chamber Of com
merce. in conjunction with the citi-
zens Of Roswell, n. N, and other
points along the line. to have the
schedule Of the star mail route be-
tween Roswell and Carrizozo ad-
vanced so that mail from Roswell may
arrive in FL Paso in the forenoon in
stead OF late in the afternoon. seem
in a fair way OF being successful. &C
cording to a letter received by secre-
tary A. W Reeves from James S.
Blakly, fourth assistant postmaster
general Wednesday
The postal official says that in or
der to make the change. IL viii be
necessary TO obtain the consent Of the
contractor who carries the mail over
land between Roswell and Carrizozo
10 start on his route at in the morn
ing instead Of 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
To Mayor Charles Davis:

The tax payers say that more pub
LEFTY must be given city matters
They say. I'VE never see any de-
tailed published statement Of city eL-
peudltures, names OF the employees
that are on the city pay roll or
amount Of salary paid TO each, nor do
we see any detailed statement OF
amounts paid out for other purposes"
when I was serving as school
trustee, the trustees often published
the names OF all teachers and Of
other amplnyes in the schools. and the
salary PAID each teacher. also the
names Of al other employees and the
salary paid each and a detailed
statement OF all moneys paid out for
ether purposes
You are seeking reelection Now,
challenge you 10 publish a detailed
ltzremelt Of expenditures. including
names and salary paid to all en-
ploFes. together with an explanation
q the employees duties.
Iou have this month paid out the
money that the city owed for Deem
Der. 1913, and should publish these
details Of disbursements. Tax payers
are demanding such publicity because
they say that the city's business has
been uismauaEed. and that there IS
extravaganza and waste OF the tax
payers money.
So, M Mayor. let the people have
this Information.
John H. Harper,
Candidate for Office OF Mayor, Sub
1ect 20 Democratic Primaries.
Political ADVERTISEMENT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
46 Percent of 4. E.F.
TRANSPORTED OUerseas
In american Vessels

Paris. France. Jan 16.-Official fig
ures are now available for the first
time, showing the full extent 10 which
American ships transported the Amer
lean army OF approximately 2,079, 900
men to Europe.
The official figures show that 4625
percent Of all the American troops
were transported in American ships.
Of these, 43-75 percent were carried in
American naval transports. The fig
ures show that the percentage actual
" carried in British ships was 1925
percent, as against the much higher
figures recently made public
An additional 3 percent was carried
in Italian ships.
The British escorted 1A12 percent
Of these ships. The French escorted
3.13 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
BAPTIST SANATORIUM IS
NEARING COMPLETION

Contracts for construction work
and equipment for the Southern Bap-
fist Tubercular sanatorium in FL Paso,
amounting to S12.50O. has been let,
according TO H. F. Vermillion, super
inteudent, and the institution is now
nearing completion. Mr.. Vermiliion
stated that the undertaking. which
was launched at the Southern Baptist
convention in May. 1916, had pro-
crossed further at the present time
than was expected by the end OF five
years and that no indebtedness had
been incurred up to the present time,
and that the property now in the pos
session Of the Baptists is worth
100000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
To Mr.. Burt Ordndorff,
Candidate For Mayor:

Please answer this question. Are
YOU a Democrat In your platform
published on the 10th, you do not
Indicate whether you are a Demo-
crat or a Republican, and heard
your brother Sheriff Orndorff, in the
presence Of 1[r. Caepary. say that you
had been accused OF being 4 Repub-
lean.
A year from now the presidential
campaign viii be on and the Demo-
ocrats Of Fl Faso are inQuiring, and
are entitled 20 have a Democratic
mayor at that time. Please answer.
John H. Harper,
Candidate for office OF Mayor. Sub
Jet 20 the Democratic Primaries
Political ADVERTISEMENT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
100000 DAMAGE SUIT
OF MORRISON NONSUITED

The 100000 damage suit OF T. A.
Morrison. ST. which was one of the
exciting incidental features Of the
murder trial OF Felix R. Jones, was
nonsuited Wednesday evening in the
65th district court. Morrison was
suing former county attorney ". H.
rver. sheriff Seth B. Orndorff. at
torneys Dan n Jackson and Victor
Moore for damages on the allegation
that they caused a complaint to be
filed again him alleging conpiracy to
kill W c. Clark.
Clark was the states star witness
against Jones, while Morrison was
one Of Jones most important wit
nesses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
MAY DI5NANT[E
COLORADO ROAD
Utilities Commission De-
clares No Demand For
Midland's Operation.

Denver. Colo. Jan 1.-the Colo
RADIO state public utilities commission
today Issued an order permitting dis
mantiing Of the CoIorado-Midland
railway. with certain exceptions The
order is effective five days after Its
formal Issuance from the commits
sion's office.
These exceptions follow.
That operations shall continue on
that part Of the road between Colo
RADIO Springs and Divide. until furtner
order from the commission
DELAYS Some Dismantling.
That dismantliag on the following
portions Of the road shall not be per
mitted for so days.
Niwott to Wild Horse. Leadvilla
terminaI- Aspen terminal. Newman
tunnel branch, Aspen; that portion q
the line from GlenWood to Cardiff.
the Cardiff branch: that portion OF the
road from Newcastle to vulcan.
The commission announced IL mad
found that there was no public de-
mand for further operation OF the
ColoradO-Midland road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
COPPER STOCKS
ARE IN DEMAND
Various Standard and Curb
Stocks Advance; Ray Her
cules Is Lower.

In a market in which the rails showed
much softness. the copper stocks were in
better demand Thursday. according to J.
S. CUrtiss & Co, Hotel Sheldon.
Anaconda opened at sosl and advanced
TO 6o%; smelters from 73s to a. In
spiration 49, to AZ and Utah from u
to TsN.
On lhe curb. Ray Hercules new low.
was = bid. with stock offered at %.
Magma Copper was "a lid compared with
IS "wednesday Dundee Arizona was of
fraction In the unlisted department.
Barney was 80 bid as against rs We'd
nesday- Porphyry advanced in sv.npativ.
Verde Combination sold at 20 Grand
Island continued 10 be a mystery stock.
continually working 10 higher levels
--latest afternoon prices;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Rotarians Consider Boys Work
And More Money For City Library

On the suggestion Of r. ]. Tighe. E
" Paso Rotary. at its regular meet
ing Thursday noon at Hotel Sheldon
decided to devote its second meeting
in February to a consideration OF
boys work. Rotarian Tighe read ex-
tracts from a letter from the Interna-
tional Committee on Boys work. sug-
costing that steps for the prevention
Of delinquency preventing circulation
OF improper literature. encouraging
thrift and securing dental clinics IN
the schools be considered in connee-
ton with boys work.
Decision to assist the public library
in securing greater appropriations
was had following reference by Rev
Fuller swift OF a letter 10 him from
the library. declaring that the pres
ent 5000 annual appropriation IS not
sufficient, and that the library is hav-
ing many calls for technical books
that cannot be supplied. Rev. Mr..
Swift said that Boy Scouts had agreed
TO keep books only three days in
order that all could read them. It
was also pointed out that the library
branches could serve more people
with more funds.
VIII Investigate.
Rev. Mr.. Swift. Fred Norton and V.
r. Stiles were named a committee to
investigate the matter. During the
discussion. It was suggested that the
library has not been getting all from
The city that il was due. Fred Nor
ION declaring that the delinquency
amounts to thousands Of dollars.
The sentence talks, in which mem
lers said what they thought was the
. aaHIn
This year, were concluded. Following
we're suggested; A. E Rowlands-a
good advertising campaign; Art Wood
free bridge TO Juarez; W. H Shelton
with Mexico as Il was 10 years
LEo. Joe PeytOn-supporting the man
lfacturers' association. A. II. Warren
FL PasO center OF south
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
RAILROADS PLAN SOLDIERS
GO HOME AFTER DISCHARGE

The thirty-three and one-third per-
cent reduction on railroad fare al
lowed the discharged soldiers from
Camp Bierne. will be applicable only
where the soldier buys a ticket to the
place OF enlistment as will be specified
on his discharge papers. according to
Garrett King, chairman OF the FL PasO
district passenger committee. The
ticket must also be bought within "a
hours after the soldier Is discharged.
he said
The purpose OF these regulations IS
10 expedite the return OF the soldiers
to their homes and prevent any unto
ward events, such as going on vaca-
ton and then being stranded in some
strange city after a soldier has squan-
dered his money" said Mr.. King.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
SAYS |. W. W. FORMED TO
OVERTHROW ALL SOCIETY

Sacramento. Calf, Jan. 16.-That
the Industrial Workers OF the World
organization was formed to dominate
the earth and overthrow all govern
ment and society" was the statement
Of P H Johnson. government counsel,
in opening the prosecutions conclud-
ing argument in the trial here We'd
nesday OF IS members Of the organi-
zation. accused OF conspirinE TO in
stitute a campaign Of arson and de-
struction in the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
Com-Feb. S1-S2ie. May, SL2SE.
Ozts-Feh-. 66Ecs Nay. 67Zc.
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-January. s42e5: Nay. $3.50.
Lard-Jan-. S22.70: May. S2237
Ribs-Jan-. se4.T5: May. s2220.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas city. no. Jan 16.-Butter. &c
up Creamery, 52es rrsts, soc; seconds
56c- packing, &c
Egg-Firsts. 5sG5Tc; seconds. not
quoted
Poultry-1Iarlzet unchanged Hens, 25c:
ROSTERS. IS 81 &c; broilers. &c
Chicago Froduee, Close.
Chicago. IL. jan s--Butter-Easier-
Creamery. 60765c-
EEgs-Recelpts, S515 cases. lower
Firsts. sec; ordinary firstS 5sA G55c; at
market. cases included. 5575sc.
Potatoes-Receipts 20 cars; higher.
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Michigan. bulk.
81 $3.50; sacks, sLS5 q $50.
Pcultrl--AliFe, lower. fowls. z5cs
springs. &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
SENATE VOTES NO ACTION
AGAINST MR. LAEOLLETTE

WashIngt0n, D. c, Jan I6.-Lne
senate today adopted the resolution Of
its elections committee, recommend
ing that no action be taken on the
disloyalty charges brought against
senator LaFollette, OF Wisconsin. be-
cause OF statements in his speech
September 20, 1917. before the Non
Partisan league at St Paul. MINI
The vote was so to p. 20 Democrats
and one Republican voting in the
negative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

Two hundred recruits, under COM
mand OF Lieut. Kirkpatrick. and &C
companied by three sergeants. left
Fort Bliss Thursday for assignment
with The Fourth cavalry, 50 going 70
McGa1Ien, Texas, and $50 TO san. For
dyce, Texas. It was said at military
headquarters that the recruit csmu
at Fort Bliss VIII be cleared out be-
fore long, there being but 182 men
remaining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
STOCK MARKET
IS RESTRICTED
Selling Of Rail and Special
ties Detract From Gen
eral Strength.

.7cu YORK. jan 15.-seIius Of rails and
apcciaILies Distracted from the general
strength o. fodaF's restricted sock mar
EaL sales auuruzl-nated 45f.e91 s1ares-
Fiual prices o. Liberty h1ndsE AS
sa15- first convertible Is. f9e-00s second
ga ss1-1. Grzt convertible 4ii'E $3.50;
second sEa $685. third fa's 1885,
fourth q (. s. e5-oo-
Leaders Gain, React.
Tn It's main aspects. the early market
session OF the stock exchange duplicated
yurrerday-s forenoon session leaders re-
artirr ! 20 8 points after a general eI-
tension OF initial gains Today's setback
vas uccazioued- however. not by the weak
ness Of equipments. but was primarily
due % selling and resultant heaviness Of
high class rails. especially Plclfics and
c1llerE. Prior 10 these reTersals, United
states steel rose g point, the shorts evil
Gently covering OF better trade advices-
LlirerrT h1uls made vigorous Improvement
second IS gaining almost per cent OthCr
domestic aud foreign Issues eased-
Advancement OF Nebrasza's ratification
q the prohibition amendment. completing
the required So states Necessary for ma
tI11zl prohibition. preclpitated slump
IN LlstlIlluE issuez, Industrial Alcohol los
inE s1Z points The remainder Of rhe
lst vas undlsturbed, however, rails max
Ing partial recovery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
MINING MANS son wOUyDEp.

Joe Anderson, employed in the OF
flee OF the Potosi Mining Co, has
received a letter from Felix McDon-
AID. Jr., a member OF company n.
S5Sth infantry. now at camp Merit.
but who went from FL Paso. Young
Mcdonald, who Is a son Of the late
Felix Mcdonald, well known mining
man OF Chihuahua. Mex. wrote under
date OF January Z and said that he
was wounded in the left shoulder and
ara IN The fighting IN Traaca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
REDUCTION PLANTS RESUME.

The oynamiung OF some Of the tow
ers OF the Conchos river power line
running from the Conchos river above
Santa Rosalia, chihuahua, Mexico 70
Parral last month caused the Ava
rado Mining & Milling Co. and the
san Francisco del Orc companies in
down their reduction plants for three
weeks. Both plants have resumed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

Police OFFICERS Ihursday were en-
gagged in the search for the body OF a
baby reported to have been killed by
its parents and thrown into the canal.
A telephone message from the 1900
block Olive street conveyed this infor-
nation to the police station. but ef-
forts we're fruitless up TO noon in the
search for both the sender OF the mes
sage and the baby's body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

L. II. lawson. project manager OF
the Rio Grande project for the recla-
nation service, returned Wednesday
from the upper valley, where he went
on an inspection tour. Mr.. Lawson
was accompanied by James Mum,
consulting engineer. connected with
the Denver offices Of the reclamation
service. and T. ". Parry. irrigation
superintendent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
SHOOTS AT CAT BUT SHOT
HITS WOMAN In THE LEG

Endeavorlng to send a bullet into
the body OF a cat and thus put an end
10 a violent fit that was tormenting
the animal Emmit Cleveland accident
ally shot Maria Tarauga in the leg,
intlicting minor flesh wound. Thurs
day morning. The accident took place
at 1000 East Fifth street The boy
was paroled to the custody Of his
father
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
SPANISH GROCFRs 1IEET.

At a meeting Of the Spanish speak
ing branch Of the FL Paso County's
Grocer association held Wednesday
night at the chamber Of commerce, a
committee was appointed for the pur-
pose Of selecting suitable headquar-
ters- Officers and members Of the
American speaking association held &
conferences at the game tine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Ship, rs Miles From
Nantucket Lightship,
GiUes Distress Signal

Washington. D. c., Jan 1s.-Wire-
less S. O. S. signals were picked up
today from the steamer Ansabro
Tyze in distress with wrecked steer
ing gear about US miles southeast OF
Nantucket liEhtship. Assistance has
been sent from the Philadelphia
naval district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

YOUNG MN, is and over. are eligible FOR
government railway mail clerks $50 month
Examinations soon For free pa-tic1IIsr-
write Raymond Terry former civil sew
ice exanlnerl. 534 Columbian Building
WASHINGTON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
n. 2. LISTED STOCKS
MoNEY AID METALs

fHT Als1GlareQ Press
,-e- YORK Jan 1G.-Mercautiie paper,
ET5E percent
cal SO DAY Bills on banks. SA12H; com
-uarriaI Cd day Bills s4-72A7 demand,
Ea-fa- cables. fa.1GHs-
EfEEicau pesos. 971zc
can money. firm; high, "A percent low
ffss ruling rate. as closing bid = O.
cffs-ed a. 4ta- last loan. = percent
Tine loans firm 90 days 50 days ard
months, fG5a percent
CnureI. nominal elecrrolFllcr spot ana
first quarter. zee z1c-
Iron u1minai- No northern and No
southern g54Gs7s No southern and No
northern sass s1-5o-
Lad. steady spot offered at Ss-sti
Jan. g5-75-
s1altar. easv- East s. Louis delivery
ru1r Offered AZ sT-s5; Janurry- s7-3o-
LONDON METALS MAREEE
Urudcu. Eng. Jan. 16-rhe following
were the quutltirna in the London met
ais marks today
Tin-zr1t. E15Q S.
SPOT copper. Ell ll1f c-ec-r1lFtic1 -laa-
SPOT lead. z41.
SPOT F1clter, E6s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

Selibe Emmitt- an American. is
held by Juarez police authorities on
charge OF robbery. It was stated
at police headquarters Thursday that
the complaint was made by Ricardo
Ebangelo, who claims TO be a Ger
man Police officials state that the
specific act charged is having taken
some clothing from a suit case at the
house where the accused was room
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

Jim dudley, Of II Paso. has COM
pleted his army contract for the con-
struction Of barracks. stables. water
and sewer systems for the q. s army
at Douglas, -Ariz-, and was expected
home Thursday. The contract price
is said TO have been in the neighbor-
hood of 100000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
POWELL GETS POST UNDER
DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES

Washington, D. c.. Jan 1T C.
Powell, former vice president OF the
Southern. and the Cincinnati. New Or
leans, and Texas q Pacific. was ap-
pointed director OF the capital eXpen-
ditures Of the railroad administration
today BY director general Hines. Mr.
Powell recently has served as the
railroad administrations representa-
tive in the priorities section OF the
war industries board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Wanted-Furnffurs
Wanted to Kent

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eAN1 10 rent furnished ruoninr house.
y % l2 rooms call room Is, Mesa H1-ei
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes 10 ---f a
Io4r-roon furnished bungalow. Bet ~
I--ele1ees- 40. care Herald
oa hOOA BUNGALOW ard rar5Fs
N Aooa location. with permit of 6uTi- 2
la5er. = c. Latimer. 1914 aIorenci.
hAN-El-IIEo Or three room f1raIs5sd
49, N 5iisn-9nq Park. Place Win
"a 70 Keep saddle horss AGA. eare
aerala-
hANIEI-Furnished or 5 room bu5-
s--2s-. s-eeBins porch and Earage- No
eai-aren- Phone Truveiers Hotei Hoo-1
So
MANEED-By single. middle 5re5 E1-7-
- nan, 10 rent Permanently. IN nrlrrfs
-ai-lig. Two furnace heated lor1r-flr7I-
looms Win private bath attached. sea-
ing porch and garage Breal-f1-- -
s-e1--s l.aeal desired TlIl pay Use--iIv
lor sa-istaetory accouuodafions Rrr-
erences furnished Boarding. - 1-.5-i---
Herald 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

New York, Jan 16-Thirty-four
steamships. Of 275,1s4 deadweight
tons, owned by the shipping board.
were today allocated TO various lines
for operation in American trade. it
became known here. The assignment
was made by shipping board officials
at WASHINGTON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
FACILITATES MOVEMENT
OE EXPORTS ~ nIENIrn

Washington. D. C, Jan. 16.-As q
means OF facilitating the movement OF
exports to Mexico. the war trade
board yesterday withdrew the regula-
ton. requiring that applications for
export licenses have attached an order
from the conslgnee bearing the wise
Of an American consul.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16

expected show Of strength made BY
Turn Down ItaIians.
A letter was read from two men,
bers Of the Italian labor commission
appointed by that country at request
Of the American Federation OF Labor
expressing sympathy with the move
ment 10 aid Mooney and asking to be
seated as fraternai delegates Chair
man Nolan recommended that the re-
quest be granted. but the reading OF
the letter caused a hostile demonstra-
ton by radicals. who declared the two
Italian labor representatives had been
repudiated by the Bolshevik element
IN that country Alter a heated dis
cussfon. the motion to seat the COM
missioners was voted down
Chairman Nolan announced appoint
ment Of a committee on resolutions
about equally divided between the
conservatives and radicals.
Delegate Dennis E Datf, Of De-
trOit, today outlined the program
Of the radicals at the convention
in a long speech. in which he as
smiled the American Federation Of
Labor and urged that the dele
gates send greetings to the so
vfefs of Russia. His sentiments
were loudly cheered.
The plan. IL appears IS to have a
committee Of five appointed to CO.
operate with the International Work
ers' Defence league in the movement
to uberate Mooney and others and
70 carry on a campaign Of education
in the ranks OF the American Fedora
ton Of Labor with q view to merg-
ing the hundreds OF existing labor
bodies into u gigantic international
unions Another plan OF the radi-
calls is 10 capture the convention and
bring forward the Mooney casee.
The plan OF the conservatives IS
said to be 10 take action on the
Mooney case and force an adjourn
ment, without the consideration Of
any other business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
REQUISITIONED SHIPS
TURNED BACK TO OWNERS

New York, Jan. 16.=Au American
ships, which were requisitioned bv the
United States shipping board during
the war. have been released TO their
owners. with the exception OF those
actually engaged in army service. It
was announced by the shipping board
here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
ADvERTIsERs. ATrENTIoNl

ADVERTISERS. ATTENTION.
Entire State Of Texas can be covered at
the lowest possible Fate with the largest,
most thoroughly distributed circulation.
cents per word sundays
81 cents per word Daily
20 words minimum
A guaranteed circulation $4,000 sun
days $500 daily.
This is the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Times Herald. Fort Worth Star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light, FL Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your ad sent 10 any OF the above papers
with cash VIII be handled for you and
your ad viii appear in all OF them.
wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one OF the offices for your ad 10
appear in these papers the following sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
ERNEST SCHUBERT, FORMER
Ell PASOAN. PASSES AWAY

The body OF Ernest Schubert. who
died at Big Springs Of pneumonia
Wednesday. will arrive in FL Paso
Thursday night for burial Mr.. Schu-
bert. who was % years old. was the
only son Of Mr.. and Mrs II. E Schu-
bert 1928 San Antonio street. was
born and reared in FL Paso- He was
married to Miss Blanche Steadham
three years ago. at which time they
moved TO Big Springs.
Besides Mr.. Schubert. he Is survived
by his bay daughter. Helen. his par
ents and two sisters. Mrs. George H.
John. OF this city. and Mrs A Z.
Griffith, Of Los Angeles. Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
Cotton Market

COTTON EuturesB ll0se-
New York Jan 16- - Cotton futures
closed steady January. 1885, March,
1888; Nay. ISIS: July. 22s2; OStober.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-16
0TH ENGINEERS REACH LANARK.

9TH ENGINEERS REACH LANARH.
The Ninth engineer train, which
started for Camp Cody Wednesday
morning, overland. arrived at Lanark.
y. N. and went into camp Wednes-
Gay night according to a report re-
ceived at division headquarters. These
troops were ordered TO Camp Cody in
connection with the saving OF that
camp.