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Interesting Facts About Easter

TN the Christian church Easter day
is a festival observed in COM
memoration of the resurrection
Of Jesus Christ, occurring on Sunday,
the third day after His crucifixion
Good Friday, and ending the peni-
tential forty days of Lent, which be-
gins on Ash Wednesday. 1t answers
to Pascha or Passover of the Hebrews,
and many nations still give it this
name.
The Passover is a feast of the Jews
commemorative their escape from
Egypt, when God, shifting the first
born of the Egyptians, passed over
the houses OF the Israelites which
We're marked with the blood OF the
paschal lamb. Our ancient ancestors
celebrated this festival in April OF
each year. which was called Foster
monath. Some authorities record
Christ's resurrection as having taken
place on April 9, 80 A. d.
Every year about this time the ques-
ton arises with many why at the be-
ginning of the Christian era Easter
had not been made a fixed" instead
Of a movable" feast and set for about
the second Sunday in April and thus
have all feasts and fasts OF the church
occur on definite dates governed
thereby. A plan OF this nature has
been suggested and a table compiled
showing its feasibility. but to date
nothing has been definitely adopted
Many contend that to do so would
mean TO destroy the symbolic beauty
Of both the Christian and Jewish idea
In reference to the full moon by which
it was originally governed.
Under the heading of rules to know
when the movable feasts and holy
days begin, the following is set forth
in the Book Of Common Prayer Of the
Episcopal Church. which includes the
year 1886 TO 2ol3:
Easter day. ON which the rest de-
pend, is always the 2rst Sunday after
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Guggenheim. Latest
Appointee, Brings
Me m be ship Up
to Four. Their Po-
ential We alth
Approximating a
Billion Dollars

BY HERBERT AsBuRY.

DoLICE COMMISSIONER RICH
- ARD e. ENRIGHTs recent
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the case. and Sergeant Keller went
back to his work. But after that he
kept watchful eye open for probable
millionaire special deputies, and rec
ords do not say that he ever again
kept one Of them from crossing the
street.
DIR. Harriss is one Of the wealthiest
physicians in New York, but his for
tune is not derived from the practice
of his profession; he has made many
millions in commercial and industrial
enterprises. His munitions making
concern, the International Arms and
Fuse Company, had several large con-
tracts for shell fuses from the Ameri-
can, Canadian and English govern
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lice line and across the street, but
Sergeant Keller waved him back. Then
the Special Deputy showed his shield.
which usually gets a man through al
most anywhere. but Sergeant Keller
was unimpressed. He only sQuinted
at it, and said:
well, you ought TO know better;
get back"
DIR. Harriss had the policeman up
before Deputy Commissioner Goff for
contempt, or interfering with an officer
in the discharge of his duty, or some
thing, and Commissioner Golf said that
policemen had to be polite to every
body, including Special Deputy Com
missioners. He reserved decision in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Women of the First Methodist Church
Hold Final Meeting; Elect Officers

THE Missionary society OF the FRS
l Methodist church met on Wednes-
day evening in the church parlors.
This meeting is the last one until the
regular meeting to be held in septem-
Der.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year. Mrs. Mark Cad
wallader. president; Mrs. Emma Ward.
vice president; Mrs. J. D. Foster.
treasurer; Mrs. H. L Spence. sec
rotary. Mrs. J. ". Walker. mite box
treasurer. and Mrs. weeks, cores
ponding secretary An interesting
feature OF the afternoon was the talk
en- conditions in China, Japan and the
Philippines by AIRS George 3. Burling-
ham. who has spent some time in each
OF these countries Ices and fruits
We're served the guests at the con-
clusion OF the business session
The Kings Daughters, OF Asbury
Methodist church. held a monthly
meeting at Mrs. ". T. Bush's resi-
dence Wednesday afternoon After
the business meeting, the mission
study class was held. Those present
were Misses Amelia Harper Lucille
Watson, Reba Light, Edna Murdoch,
Rubienell Randle. Mary Bradley, Wv
ian Brown. Thelmeda Roberts and
Eliza beth Bush
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
MEN OF GOTH DIVISION
ARRIVE FROM CAMP BOWIE

The union station was a scene Of
anxious waiting and happy reunioa
Thursday afternoon on the arrival OF
the Sunshine special from Fort Worth.
A number Of Fl Paso soldiers Of the
s0th division are coming back daily
after being discharged at Camp Bowie.
There we're eight men OF the goth
division and one OF the sixth division
to arrive on the Sunshine special
Thursday They were:
Sergt. J. c Hill and Sergt ". ".
Atwood OF company A. 515th field
signal battalion: first class Pvt R
Weir and Pvt Harry A. kinnie, Of
company 3. 315th signal battalion Z;
Sergt- n L. Gr1f1in, company c. SlSth
field signal battalion: Pvt George
CLARION. 315th ammunition train.
Sergt- William CLARION. headquarters
company; Corp. Il. Alfred Wood. COM
pany 3. 3I5th supply train. and Corp.
Clyde W johnson. 18th field artillery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Girls and Their Mothers Will Motor
To Fl. Hancock for a Dinner and Dance

and Miss Mary Mcleod. field repre-
sentative OF the War Camp Commu-
nifty Service, who viii be here for a
weekend visit, and the other guests
viii include: Mrs. ". Stiles, Miss
Dorothy stiles. Miss Margaret Flour
noy. Mrs ". Lindauer. Miss Vineta
Lindauer. Miss Lois Shaw. Miss Julia
Christ. Miss Enid Ault, Miss Mae
Hickey, Miss Pearl Newman, Miss
Anne Iverson. Miss Dora Phillips. Mrs.
Mead. Miss Bernice Mead. Miss Beat
rice Mead. Miss Jane Cowan. Mrs. NJ.
Penland, Miss Dorothy Penland, Miss
Neil Penland. Miss Lillian Cunning
ham. MISS Mary Cunningham. Miss
Alice Farmer. Mrs. F. H Chew. Miss
Grace Chew, Mrs. Charles Aronson.
Miss Sarah Aronson and Miss Fannie
Aronson-
The men Of the 18th Motor Machine
shops at Fort Bliss viii give a dance
this evening at Camp Boyd. Trans
portation viii be awaiting outgoing
guests at Hotel Sheldon at 7.3O o'clock
Mrs. y. del Campo viii be chaperon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
H Posoans Auau.

Mrs S ]. Gatlin has gone for q visit
10 relatives in Tennessee
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Lane. Of FL PasO-
are guests in Los Angeles at the Mar
wick apartments
Mrs. r. T. Campton, Of 44l1 Bryan
street, has gone TO Dallas. Tex, to
spend the sumner visiting friends
there.
Mrs Harry ". Frymuth and Mrs.
Tom Zimpleman viii leave on Tuesday
for visit Of a month in California.
They viii visit in Los Angeles and
san Francisco and spend the remain
der OF the time at the beaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Wells Brown.
whose marriage occurred on Wednes-
Gay evening left on Thursday for
santa Fe. n. NJ, and viii from there
20 on 4 fishing and hunting trip Of
several weeks into the mountains.
Mrs. Robert Lander with her two
children, Mary Marmaduke and Rob-
ert. IT, left Friday afternoon for
Long Beach. Calf, where they will
spend the summer AT Douglas. Ariz-.
Mrs. Eander's sister, Mrs George
Mott VIII join her and viii also spend
the summer at Long Beach
M and Mrs. Harry Pateman have
received cablegram from their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

A NUMBER of FL Paso girls. their
"A mothers and members Of the War
Camp Community Service viii enjoy a
delightful outing on Saturday. The
party viii leave the Khaki club at
80 o'clock and motor 10 Fort Han
cock, where they viii be entertained
at dinner by the officers and men Of
the Seventh cavalry stationed there
on patrol duty. After the dinner and
prior to the dancing hours. the girls
viii give a program of readings and
music for the entertainment Of their
hosts The party viii motor down the
valley in automobiles furnished By
r A. Woodward. J. J. Raster. George
Marshall and the War Camp Commu-
nifty Service. The band Of the Ninth
engineers will furnish the music for
the evening Representative of the
War Camp Community Servicet going
with the party viii include secre-
tary and Mrs Ralph Lane, Miss Ny
riam Toles. Miss Margaret Wagner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
CREDIT MEN RAISING FUND
TO PROSECUTE FRAUDULENTS

A fund OF $4,000 for the investlga-
ton and prosecution Of fraudulent
bankrupts in the southwest win be
established by the Tri-State Associa-
ton OF Credit lien. according to T. E.
Blanchard. manager. It is proposed 10
secure 50 firms 10 underwrite $500
each in the raisine OF the fund Defi-
mite action in this matter will be
taken in a meeting OF the credit asso-
ciatio1 on Friday night. July Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
First Commencement Exercises Held
At Immaculate Heart Academy, YSIeta


I Of Lubbock. Tex are at Hotel Shell
don.
!. D. Cooper. of Del Rio. Tex. is a
guest at the Sheldon
H A. Martin. OF Silver City. y. n. Is
guest at the Sheldon
John Zuber. OF Mazatlan, Mex. is
registered at the Sheldon.
H P Plum. of Montreal. Canada, is
registered at the St Regis.
j. H Cloonan. Of Phoenix. Ariz.. is
guest at the st. Regis.
Ed P. Cox. Of Mt Riley. " NJ. is
registered at the st. Regis
r. C. Williams, Of Douglas. Ark. is
q guest at Hotel st. Regis.
d n. Barnett. of Lordsburg. n. NJ
IS a guest at Hotel Mccoy.
z o. Earl and vile, Of Douglas.
Ariz.. are guests at the Sheldon.
Mrs T D. Love. OF Sierra Blanca.
y NJ Is a guest at the st. Regis
Miss Frances Healey. Of Tucson,
Arlz-, Is a guest at Hotel Sheldon.
The. W Carter. of Silver CITY. n
II. Is registered at Hotel Sheldon.
A L Maple OF Deming. \. NJ. Is
registeree At Hotel Paso del Norte.
Lieut.. G. K TOWNSEND, OF Fort Bay
ara. n. NJ, Is guest at the del Norte.
H. w. 1OSt and Mrs. TOst. OF Ty-
rome. y. II. are at the del Norte ho-
Phil H. Blanchard, Of Roswell. y.
n, is registered at the Sheldon no.
g. 2. Miller and Mrs. Miller. of
Miami, Ariz-. are guests at Hotel Nc
W. r Lovelace and Mrs. Lovelace
Of Corona, n n. are at Hotel del
Mayor p F. Hamilton and II. Lin
dauer. a merchant. both OF Deming.
y. n. are guests at the del Norfe
r W. Rudolph. Of las Vegas. y. NJ.
Is registered at the Paso del Norte
J. ". Philips. a cattleman from
Beming, y. II. is registered at Hotel
St Regis.
George L Ulrick. a banker from
carrizozo. y. H.. IS registered at the
Isadore I. sIontoya. and L Herrera.
Of Las Vegas, y. NJ. are guests at
Hotel Mccoy.
Mrs T. u. Nichols and Mrs. c. D.
coverder, Of Hachita y n. are at Ho-
tel del Norte
Bernard Macdonald, q mining man
from Parral, chihuahua. Mex. IS at
Hotel del Norte-
Miss Katherine Stiles Is in E. Paso
TO meet her brother. Walter Stiles
who has just returned from overseas
with the e0th division. He received
his discharge at Camp Bowie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

MIDNIGHT blue crepe de chine gives
lf1 smart touch OF color 10 this pic
turesque sports dress OF white crepe
de chine. The blouse. which is cut on
MILDLY lines. has becoming neck
finish in the binding Of crepe de chine,
which laces together with blue Sill
cord. Bands OF blue outline the wide
kimono sleeve and edge Of the MILDLY.
The skirt Of this costume is knife
pleated- With this frock is worn a
broad hat Of basket weave straw. mid
night blue in color. It is faced with
white taffeta and wreathed with
white flowers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

CHRINEIRS' froic at the home OF the
= potentate Of FL Mazda, Charles H.
Leavell. Saturday evening.
Week end dance at the Country club
in the evening.
Swimming at the Y. W c. A club
house, with instruction. for children,
to 10 a. m; swimming, without in
struction. for adults, 2 to 3 D. m
swimming. without instruction. for
children, 10 to u a m
Week end dance at the Khaki club
The Exclusive Social club viii have
their regular dance on Saturday eve
ming. June 2S, in L o. o. T. hall at S-s5
o'clock
One Of the prettiest Of the weekend
social affairs will be the tea or Sat
urday afternoon FROM until o'clock
which Mrs F. ". Quincy is giving at
the Quincy home on Estrella street.
honoring her niece. Miss Mary Wherry.
Of Oakwoods, Texas, who is her house
guest. Assisting Mrs. Quincy and the
honor guest in receiving will be Miss
Nellie Smith and Miss Anne and Miss
Charlee Kelly.
Mrs. F. ". Quincy will give a tea
at the Quincy home on Estrella street
on Saturday afternoon, honoring her
niece, Miss May Wherry. of Oakwoods,
Texas. who Is her house guest The
receiving hours viii be from 6 until :
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

Kansas City. No. June e1.-Ir c0sl
H. l. Taroet. taxicab driver. 500 Il
win 10 cent cigar Tarbet ana slim
Sanford. employed by the same firm
made the bet The two started FOL
the Union station.
They passed officer Joseph Damico
driving a car on his way TO work He
started in pursuit OF the two cars as
they sped by him When the taNica bs
arrived at the station Tarbet was
first You win said Sanford.
Next day. in police court. Judge Ed
ward Fleming heard the story.
You lose" he said 10 the two men.
1t VIII cost you each just S1e0 for
the little gasoline classic you staged
yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

daughter. Mrs. Donald Rathbun. who
has arrived safely in Mexico City.
where she will visit DR.. and Mrs. c.
n Rathbun. Donald Rathbun. who
at present is in Arizona. expects to
leave for Mexico City later TO join his
wife and together they viii return
here about the middle OF September.
Mrs. Christine Hoxie Frazar and
Miss Lura Case have gone to Cloud
croft where they viii remain for sew
eral weeks. They have taken the
Porcher cottage for the time they are
at the mountain resort.
Mrs. J. ". Crowdus returned few
DAYS ago from a visit TO the beaches
and size and Mr. Crowdus have gone
to Nogollon mountains for a short
stav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

wore the uniform Of that organiza-
ton. he IS in charge OF the FL Paso
branch Of the association. After the
ceremony. at z o'clock an eight course
dinner was served to the following in
innate friends: Miss Brock. OF Chey-
enne. WyO.: Miss Marian Burroughs,
Of Brooklyn. \. Y; Mr. and Mrs. N.
c CLANCY. and small daughter, Julia
Catherine. OF FL Paso Mr.. and Mrs
Fullerton will be at home at 2SO6
Trowbridge street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Lodges and Clubs.

The Pythian Sisters held their reg
ular monthly social Wednesday even
ing in the K of P. hall. The winners
in a guessing contest were Mrs
~ r. Walker. Mr.. Barns and Max K
Walker. In drawing names from a
box Miss Catherine Cassins was the
lucky one. After a short program
contributed by Miss Ethel Atkinson
and little Frances Dalton. refresh
ments were served. The committe IN
charge was Mrs. 7. B. Dalton. Mrs. T.
NeighbOrs and Mrs ]. F. Cassins-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Miss Cecilia NoH and Mr.. Fullerton
WED and Will Make Their Home Here

DoBERT SMITH FULLERTON. Of
N Boston, Mass. and Miss CeceIia
Margaret Noll, St. Joseph, No. were
married at 5 o'clock, June %. The
bride was charming in frock Of
white messaline satin with corsage
bouquet Of sweet peas and ferns. Mr..
Fullerton is connected with the
American Library association and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
About ElPasoors.

Vice consul and Mrs Steve Aguirre
are the happy parents OF a baby
daughter, Mary Adeline. born on June
26 at Providence hospital. Mr. Aguirre
Is American vice consul with station
in Juarez. A1rs- Aguirre is the for
mer Miss Jeanette Krause, one Of the
daughters of Mr. and Mrs Charles
krause. Her twin sister is Miss Helen
krause and they are both popular in
the social circles OF the city. Mrs
Aguirre was born and reared in e
Paso and IS a graduate of Loretto
academy, Of Las Cruces. " ". Of the
class of 1917
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

sweet peas Punch was served during
the dancing and later an ice course
was served. Corp G L BONN sang a
group Of songs. Miss Gibson was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs G y. Glib
son in entertaining the guests Those
enjoying the evening were: Misses
Ruth and Lee Brinkworth. Marie and
Marguerite Dugan. Katherine Homan.
Gertrude Gallagher. Sherley Peripoiut.
Jean George, Elizabeth Hyland. Con-
ME Franklin and Sergt- Culver Jones.
Sergt- Calvin Greene, Sergt. Russell
Wychoff. Sergt. Albert Wurth. Corp.
G l. BONN, Jack Crescent. Wilbert
Epson. Ben Titus. John Crawford.
Francis Gibson, Bob McCreary. J. r
James and Bob Hunter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
IS Footwear S1.95.

We are closing out a limited num-
Der OF women's and misses pumps and
oxfords. These come in both kid and
canvas and values are up to $500
We are closing them out at S1.95- See
window on san Antonio street.
Lerner Shoe Co.. 22g san Antonio St
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Porties.

given on Thursday evening IN honor
of Miss Grace Johnson at her home,
709 East Boulevard. The reception
rooms Of the Johnson home were at
tractively decorated with sweet peas,
ferns and shasta daisies. and covers
were placed for six
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
DAILY RECORD.
Warranty Deeds.


East e. Paso addition-Jennie 6.
Kintzer TO Charles B. stevens. lots ]
and ., block M" Payne subdivision
consideration SO
Bassett's addition-Joseph Schrag
TO Clemence Burrus. lots Il, is and
10, block q: consideration $500.
FL Pasc-Columbus Oil Co tracts
c. A Wood TO J. L Buquor. lots 3. S.
81 and IS, block s. consideration 81.
Government Hill addition-W. 3.
Clark and c s. Weeks to s. d. Athans,
lot 5 and west half OF lot s. block 6;
consideration $3.50.
Government Hill addition-John
Gilmore to c. E. Lowe, lots q and %.
block 81: consideration $40
Government Hill addition-John
Gilmore to C. 2. Lowe. lots 20 and q.
block 81: consideration SO.
Government Hill addition ohm
Gilmore 10 c. E Lowe. lots IS and 90.
block 81. consideration So
Marriage licenses
Marcus y. Cowan and Margaret
Fairchild.
Manuel Carmona and cleofas Beja-
rano-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
HPnsonns Returning

sIrs. J. II. Cannon. Mrs. Lloyd
Parker and E. f. tanker have re-
turned to their homes in Fl Paso after
three weeks stay in Hot Springs,
\. NJ.
Miss Estelle Barton and Miss Edith
Barton have returned from a visit
Of three weeks with their aunt, Mrs
J. B. johnson, OF Fort Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

Twenty five bakers in a conEested
district OF New York were recently
boycotted by women who demanded
that the price Of bread be reduced
rolls from 20 TO is cents a DOZEN
From LeSiie's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

I THE first annual commencement ex-
1 ercises Of the Academy Of the In
maculate Heart Of Mary took place at
Tsleta Friday afternoon at ! o'clock.
( The school was established a year ago
in the valley town. The handiworIz
Of the pupils is on exhibition at the
school. and the program for the after
noon Includes
Welcome song to our right rev.
erend bishop.
a Little Boys speech, Master Joe
Loewenstein-
Piano duet Scherzo in B flat tF'ranz-
Sehubert), Misses Isabel Fresquez and
Ana Hernandez
The Tan Top Nat. Is small boys.
Ny Speech, Flora Apodaca-
Columbus, Alexandra Mestas.
Siano trlR shooting Stars (Francois
Behr). MISSES Elvira Garcia, Florence
Duran and Eloisa Ornelas-
Bu1ns.
5 pringtime Chorus (Rubinstein).
Hano duet, Danse Humoresque
George Spenser), Misses Henrietta
Sitter and Emily Loewenstein-
A place for Boys. Juan Aarrajo.
Dolly drill. little girls
Who made That speech, Enriqueta
Garcia.
The Magic Wish. u girls; accom-
PIANIST, Miss E. Ornelas-
Vacations Call, chorus.
Hoop drill, 16 girls
a Mi Canario, Miss MERGED Acuna-
Piano trio, At the Children's Dance
(Screabbog), MERGED Acuna. Ella
LoewensJein and Refugio Gallegos.
Children OF the Race. seven girls:
accompanies, MERGED -Acuna- Eivira
Garcia and Emily Loewenstein.
La GOlondrina, chorus
Piano solo, JudiO Errante q Burg
muiler), Miss Elyira Garcia
Sister Celestine's Silver Jubilee. Cast
OF characters. Dorothy, mischief low
ing, Miss Eloisa Ornelas. Madeline,
Electrically inclined. Miss Elvira CIR
cia. Grace. a little romantic Miss Mar
garita Luna; Cynthia. DOrothy's chum.
Miss TomRsita Garcia; Teresa, a sleepy
head, Miss Esperanza Garcia; Helen.
always ready TO eat, Miss Tomasita
Guerra; Kitty, a lover Of the classics.
Miss Florence Duran; Hasty, never on
time. Miss Conception Guerra, Mercy.
a tattler, Miss Alexandra Castaneda;
Myrtle. Miss Mary Sitter, Louise. Isa-I
bel Fresquez. Sister Eictorine. direc-
tress OF academy, Miss Josefina Apo
daca-
Princesa vigilante. final chorus.
.Out OF 7 GUN Z isitoas.
VIM. sundby, of TuiarOza. \. N. is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Dances.

Miss Bertha Gibson entertained her
friends with a dance at her home on
North Florence street, Wednesday
evening. The rooms were decorated
with green and pink streamers and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

Dancing and snappy entertainment
Coolest place, best music. Open every
night. Hotel PasO Del Ncrte--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

Waterproof your roof with Guaran-
reed Marvelseal Cement.
Rheinheimer Lumber Co. Phone 49S
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

To US for development. We give them
prompt attention. Know that you get
the best by sending them to
Gnndara. Next the Wigwam.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27

The paying Of women the same
wages as paid men for similar work is
being advocated BY the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-27
Out OF GUN Y isitoas.

VIM. sundby. Of Tuiarosa. y. NJ. is
at Hotel Sheldon.
Mrs. George N. Boles and children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-02-17
M ADOO RAIL BILL
TABLED IN HOUSE

\ bill appropriatinG 500, 100000 in
addition to the present S5OO.0OO,0O re-
volving fund for the operation OF the
Sountry's railroad systems under Gov
eminent control was favorably re-
ported to the House this afternoon
by Chairman Sherley. OF the House
Appropriations Committee.
Almost simultaneously, the House
Interstate Commerce, Committee unani-
mously decided to table" the McAdoo
bill providing for the extension Of
Government railroad control for a
period of five years. it being agreed
that there was not sufficient time for
the present Congress TO dispose OF so
important a measure before it ends
at noon March 4.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-02-17
WALL ST. MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-There was
brisk trading at the opening of the
stock market today, and further ad-
Nances were made in a number of is
sues, with q few stocks realizing and
reacting after a strong opened. Ma
rine preferred ranged from 1925 to
1888, and American international ad-
Vanced one point to S.. 1t was some
time before the committee decided on
what should be a fair opening for
Pan-American Petroleum as, that
stock sold l Z points apart on differ
ent sides of the crowd. The opening
Gales were made to range from n to
1914. Mexico Pete advanced q to
1885,. Royal Dutch was in supply,
and yielded ( points to 90,
Baldwin. Locomotive was again the
most prominent of the steel stocks,
making a gain of over one point to
rs Il, with a reaction to 74Ss. Distil-
lers' securities advanced Is to 57b,
and then reacted to 56Jz.
The market closed firm.
Saturday.
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