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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
ASKS DAMAGES Of
THE C0lLEGE DEANS
sequel o, a hcrs<wn,pp;rsS
Indnl~ed In BY Plaintiff
Of Bethany In
st-nctoy

Wheeling " "a Aas il wslSa'
crRnAleSi. dean oz liberal a-x Ant
Etv ) Walker Carpenter. dsAa Q; H.
1hool of religion al Bethany collece
lre named ~ detenoaris N sult7 To-
Sse 900 Instituted W W.llian HiH
aeAishy re RED farmer q Bethany ard
Aief assistant - The Stale food ad-
= -.nissrssor Hai alleges defamation
4 chA-lc er He charges rr1i ht has
zen made the racsan of concerted
,scR hy shs sro 1eseraxnks-
The prnminary s.eas II s-insinr
re suits follnw closely asie- the sen
saaaor1l Aizsek ~ Dean J " Hoover
saso Of Be-hsnv. ny Hn. who horse
EhiIpsS The college Instructor on she
porca 81 ms home. Aa1AaacA Dean
Eaassrcf ,Arrisl1 NJ Ellrs charges cs
SANDER. me latter declared nat he
s-as one q nun her of Bethany ir-
strucsors wha han advised Rex George
Manifold. nswcona.f. 10 have moth
rg 70 do with him because a. HE
Az-arter as 3 man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
a CARNEGIE STORY

Recently when Andrew carnegie's
oriy ehild. a daughter. ~ss married IN
Faslra Rosven Miller. son of one ct
CArnegie's Old friends. she Was aid to
se Americas richest bride Years
4sc Carnegie ~As talking With hss
Trend. Roswell Mailer. president of
ihe chscAeo. Milwaukee and 81 Pau,
RAILWAY
>Ros Miller the sronmasier aid.
- ever have a daughter she'll learn
soneihing worth while about raising
hahaes. cooking. sweeping and nsking
5eas--sheTl be no sressed-up doll"
And sf ever have a boy. ANDY.
hsW learn 10 work with his hands.
snsi ixe US SAID Roswell Miller.
Yes. and hope. Ros. they'll marry
e1eh oiher---
And sure enough that Il just what
asppened- And nor Ross Mlile<'s son
ard Andy's daughter. viii ret The old
ll lonmssier's wealth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
NO s-oo SALES RFcosoEo
fERE T-IS MORNING


Confined sro1 FAse o.e'
snstfie2. When The coarr - de-
{. les ~ o-drr j. issued from the
b tnss directing he forced sale o. the
,,leiea goods
e. pee. 50. VIII Sc cass-s sts- week
Federal attorneys n mans Sifles
p v Art preparing Arguments n aies'l
q SIS. Many seae-al courts VIII hol1
hearings thls week
Meanwhile othe- federal official
re carunninr u c-,lets evidence Q:
h, A-ai-s IN -nA1r cliies. ASSISTED lss
n laeai rrace- fixing committees OF
.r6nlzed ay stale Good administrators
ard .; she r.qnes1 of Attorney Gem
--ai Primer
ls'sr-'ta r.Firf--s hr-, rnea~ csrisvaf-
n saSs tn -nar Re arrested and
"a a-res sVsh profiieertnr and haa-d-
1rs next week through efSoas 0s fed
xrH. and srafe gf8ci1lg Grand Suries
ar ONO are considering can9laints
81 alnss more -han 100 Snspnmec
hrsrasrs and r'ofiies-s
several arrests were Esnde sadaT
Il Chiraro whlae WARRANTS were 5s-
eped in Drroi1. BnEitn anc Columbus
Thousands os Hons os bosrded food
hfrs oesn lDsared il Basaon ay, stder-
a. agents who plan to bring libel az
eion WITHIN = few huErs
Army FooS Inadequate 10 ket- ODE
l--y Foac lis lnaarckz..
Move low priced aooc VIII begin qp
ro ~ the -n1~fer This ws-eG under the
E9ars snsi canblersd ta- ils sale and
distribution hr me wa ana ssostotflE'e
4 be ssn .opeena WORN ri meats and
Ves Htahles now IN army slorehousesI
y expected 10 prove inadequate roI
nFsE The orders that IRE eK7'ax1aa 1al
TICS inao 1hs soTaffsre department
rrsRay.
TodaF WIS THE 1arss car on whict
Q -cHrs frr Tha food was accepted
srrlally ty Tosrnasta-s ana mai
sr-lers. To order rhe food. il iss
s''cesHarv anly 10 write npuu slin
II paper flae nane and address 81 tha
Tlurchasers rnselhar with Ehe aruuu1
and Aran1 n tapd cearea- This saga.
hanaaa 10 1he man carrier. Hzn bring
tbc food pajsklr rr5oe Ms-s rnsv pe
aa7a nad II Hnw pasi0fS5cs
Firsl deliveries ef the army raoa
gEa begln "Wednesday IN some -la-1s
q 7ne COUNTY, Orders VII be AZ
'ewea un 10 and antl1dinr wednes- /
izr.
u market inc tood ehsans-. the
'<'s'infflce ea-arrsr1 ordered pnsi
MASTERS 10 esfee4 postage Tor urlv on
1r1TTgT Ifl1 - disregard tie
'nssersc S,Tsz grhsinc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
P-EERS

Senator Niles Roindcx1er DE-
-nAnas an Investigation Of Inc
monopoly fnaOyed y ihe Standard
on ooHpary ID ihe Pacific coasa
states, sD.lsRo 1enhi- seeing rhar
Ire company IS the Standard
something onrh1 -p be done ahont
si Bnl Thr question arises
whether the 'alnfry might NOT d.
clae that The company has stupid
N overlooked chances of protI1eer-
lng rather 7han selzane as oppar-
families, for P0indexler himself
says The standard peaple took B
profit Df only ~ per cent 4 year.
The reerni disclosures nf 1000 per
-esaf profits in certain war eaiff-
nrfsas craze ihe oil rOnctr'n the
8ark oi mixers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
kOl-CHaK AND HIS
FOLLOWERS. OUTLANED

London. A@s -S-A decree declaring
Admiral koiohAk and the AL-Rassian
cabinet AZ omsk 10 be outlaws. has
5esa .ssuec hy The soviet government.
according 10 wireless massage i-om
Ncsccw
The admiral and officers con-
Esand4ns the .oroes - his government
IN Siberia are declared 10 be subject
- Immediate arrest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Durt wEy xsout ecxns q othG
sau1 upublck Voc c1n hzre . ciex.
hex1<ky skin ~ usinE zcao. Obtained
zf my drug sire 1u xc, q ezra iz-ya
bckie ~ S1Da-
ze-no gsne-x1y removes rr-1a-s
61cxbealS hiorhes, eczezs and ,zrr-
vurzn and f1asts the xk1n clexr n
kez1sxy. zeno Is = ciezn. pcnex-zz1n-
Szrisrprsc liquid. nei-ber s1dEy nzr
Erczev and Szin< nUhine- y IS resly
zppf,-d and cn<1 , r1errrz<sx eaa
xurhcxo1z- h Is <,rz,z k7r.zzz3.-
, = nE =. Kas< c. ck--zzc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
GOVERNMENT WILL PAY
FOR RETURN OF FIIERS

NARA. Ter4s. Ase ss--Autscrixs
ter for tne psymen: 81 s'slooc ran
ssr here :osay. ard she no,ey pref
ably ~all DC seiiserec late sooay 20
ar sse-; e shs ears.s a. or near
csnseleri, TEXAS. 4 ~as ANNOUNCES
here TAe authorsxst4-n for the pay
rners cf tAe -srsc- >ss -ecsive1 from
Nzgc- General ses' - z Cfc~maa,
oor~ancina ts- = s-as-, cepS-t-
sn.er..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Sehda ic iowcr. heavy steers. size
= -. zedlan. sls,s6lr. ccnnon.
StdIsrr ligkis. So aeal-ft.
cows. $50 zee: c1hes ss,R9
e stookers. s-n1-
SHEEP aeceip;s iAeoa: n2rse,
hra-- .Anbs. si3Gs-T. ewes.
.sSaSes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
MRS FLORA WILLIS.

:. -ur- th5ld j. nzle and sscslF. picks
= - ms. =-z-rs = <ha siea7 zac
-1-sls she .Feh wsa--.s sssealnE- sr IS .
F---e srn q worms 4 -esns-er fs~
sfesfs ps-assHz wSn ~ fasn5 IN
WHITES CREAM yEzx1FCGE II
~ snlr e1ez-z on kh- wor-ns. - i
-xsi srss hsslfA and th-H-sssl mess F1rI
s1ss s,r AZ c-a-rskss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
.. :
REGULATIONS TO
sc REMOVED
fcnr-nree srr- fsre onet


a. safeguard purchases a toods. fo--
flllst-s and seeds
/ p-iss ss-ipuiasior c-'e<is 70 slant
J 7 Howard. FresiaenE az ihe lo~'
Far Ra-eau sederaiieS. ;ht r-incli'a'
sssaker sor ne farmers inid Il
csmmlii+s ikAt sAs hleh ooSf q lvins
was nai due a. tht orlginAl prize o
The farm prodncts. no- 10 the s.o-ass
os meat. fruits. vegetables. egss and
youlfry. mr. la The s,aoF1Auan Q
,e,sse 5rpdnc,s in Europe Here are
IRE raAsons he gave ior ihs e-trA-l-
.nc hscA prices o. taoaSsrffss
,. Stagnalioa IN production q
mArufAriarea goods and rr@,aret
te-odstasss
!. Price manipulation and sx1raVA-
gan; 1rafl1s of nadle-rsn.
8. railure ot 5,-Rezical,y all me
7.eosie 10 grBcticf even ordinary s-nnn-
xny n pBhic Ana private life
a. ShilAns int visaal responsibility
~ ;hr r-rsen1 aas q affairs. each
ccma,onsni q he people nf lAe nniion
etssinr sels- satisfaction -a1her thar
the ansR4r W lhe rTea1 world qn-s-
gio-l
.'T'he high rnsf of living" accordznF
IL Mr. Howz.'a, 'is noi due in expofaa
ior * soed and rloiAlar any more
ih1n ii is dne IN nrr heaTr Exports os
manufacture goods. -nachirery, ere
~ which 7he farmer Is hsavr Far-
chaser
Al embargo 90 tsod%sEtls a0 bring
drvn The hlEh nosi et living WI be
as denoralirsnc TO American ag-lcnl-
fu-s as The embargo s,laced ON food
sruffs wRs Il French agriculture in ths
me DF Louis KY
5orh Csp-aJ snr Labor Scores.
Mr. Howard warned that unitss
'ca7atalislle anunoEaiatiun. and TOR
rW~szAa iTsc- crasA 9fnorigs-esrinr 4r
ronas and Tareg." zhs 1eri crxae of
seGn VII ttferT condition ID
a'ring nav AnGre2ned Of tie can-
s1lBAs-
-fT'he high cost af 2iTng is ner due
Fo 1Hgk Of desire ur eEforz on II.
naiT 0f lhe farmers 10 produce ID ahs
lEnll q lhar phwsira. ability. The
iaEIner IL nas struek walked cur III
otherwise s-aekEaned in nrcdnrtiun
saa mas Increased his ef80-1. extended
flls 0sse-Htia1ls 10 ahe limit od .stvgi-
ri ah2Er and financial credit. Ind
strlEen 10 Feed Lhe wa-ld, believing
he Rprlc would Fairly and glAdav re-
aaslnIsvlase hin Instead. he finds ehass
VITO. IN shesi eage-uess 10 FIND an
answer where there * none. and Il
sEun -bn raal facts nf pa situation.
aoins 70 hin with searr slring -ihoa
r. the cHl5a-i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Ilrin- ohio. Ace. lS--Arsse ioa.
A-nsden soldier .ast discharged. vas
arrested here when he declA-ed he
had cracked safe .. Colorado.
He said BE could not aeip doing
~A4i he dic IS he vas driven 70 il
~ tie incculasion ne received IN ,Ao
array
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
astE

To complete his victories.
re,ssinr Is 10 look over the
ground where TIE Italian armies
made iht1r celebrated s~frcsf rn-
iii swollen rlver stopped Them
from gong ary farther.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Mrs Anna Hou-zn of Bennington
u Observed Ter eishsy fourth birth
dhv anniversary BY walking TWO miles
On a scorchine day 10 picl sTrawbt--
r7es for her birthday sho-tcaks.
Thirty six relatives were present zt
the feast snelnding seven G. AnacAil5-
-en and Id great grand caild-e1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
AN UNDEvELoPED EMPIRE

Brazil u III unueVeiope0 empire
of wealth. Her resources have
hardly heen fouthe5 Most
Americans think of that connsEa-
as a rather extensive eaifne PLAN
iatson. RraEal is lsrrer -han 1Ae
TnTei States. Besides lis great
Sreas adaptable io coffee growing,
there arc many other millions os
acres SlitAhlc Tor cattle raising :,
srrar. cotton and a great waFaefH
al fruits, lis timber wealth bias
hardly been rouched
In investments Hn Brazil AnG
esther Latin American countries,
the United States rsnks thira. bs-
ing 0ve--toTrel hE fSresi Britain
ani France.
Brazil Is 0nlr one 81 fAe pagrly
developed empires es weaa-h in
fAe saush. Ii fzkes wealsh -a
develop weal-t Nl Ameflna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

sn -iFN j; >tAniunr rad poi
-afs- ou' q ihs AAn1s 81 The Ger
-rs-s We worif E,SN have - a.
SigesItle CA.ncst thow - eAtw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Hungary = treasury must have
been short when Btla Kun took
with hin "a Vienna only 3 FAliry
81 f.o0pa0. Vienna ) ~ exPfn-
s.ve city even with law cost q
Irving zstT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

-usi as Attorney General l'a.-
-ne- yroclEirns that his campaign
Tor profsice-s j hearing trni;. the
sugar r-of.icers sAni OIL The sup
rly And iit trnli goes ~ vase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Tts 'hrsai iAa; fAs asier>
sse - New York usy he AZ
.r-sea - the Stars 6. fhf
5 -sovrs sadly prcmi>es s. PRO-
~Nr fea-s xni ;ezrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

artsr ssafrtns thoasznas q eases q
sonsh Dakota srse17iss d+xs6e6 that &
se- c<ni Il hanssn besnex a-e BON
! r -hsn6s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

A sAce zanIsatfrrts tlancs 'ht
gGshe ~ hieh 9riors AID ihe
,all.c oarki % u blamed tor
t4y.nr kAlt - nneh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

"Stnding then 20 Yfisar' has
not - sAr Improved fte vis.tie
sar.p.y c. crcTg.ed ne max.mrm
.,.r.res fOr Auxrfsrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
K. c. MARKETS

Kansas CITY. Mo. ANg 49, HOGS
ascs@1as 500. marker lower medium
fls-7s q a69p: lights. sas5bta "a: rirs
sl@n-H.sR
CATTLE 7ecei Is asaE.l.. make.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
meSoga o. vrE AsSostAfsc

Ns As~x-x,eS Pr-ss h ezf,s-vtc
soc<s~c - sse rrs 80 rrF1hac4oo:
= e sevs eiF~icses c-~clt~< = y
- - csir-wsss cr~ff>- T. fnis
49, sse <lsc tss sss,.l n~ss sr>
.sor1 Ar-~t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

continue ie overlook TIRE oppur-
ianl-y lyinr az her VERY threshold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

The New York Sun GrVoies tive
editorial columns 10 eUl0Cv oi
Charles A Dana. former editor. on
fhc snnirersary of his birth lp3
wars AGO. and. perhaps the pres
ent editors are wondering What
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
~Nos 1850


desire 70 express -nr Ersfi5Hde sF
1tF friends fer tire many ~a-ds q.
-iSsazhr. arts of kindness and ths
mary hssusstHi 1aral cffe-inEs ten
des'd ~ ths dsafa II ny ha8ore1
dzus shfe~ Hazel
MEE. FLORA WILLIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
wsos 1000

T-E -uNcAssEN sIrllkn4oA-
Paris Aug 3S--Tyhs Eunrxrisn 81
rsTioa vas 70 be 6isrussad ny the
supreme council -f.dar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Special Notices
---~-~----~---------~-~-
CURTAINS Numbered Phone lle.W.
ACCORDION plaiting. hemstitching. picot-
ing. Miss Corum. IS Bucl.ler BIZ Ph- lsll
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners SKI
81 Erwin NIX. &C.. ITO
YOUR MATTRESSES renovated SL15 ups car
pets cleaned. Erwin We GO. Phone INC.
MR>. CHONLA-Vyoman' Ez-- crochet 8
tatting; orders taken 10 y campoe.-
We WANT your hauling Phone Us. ISIS
White American drivers.
FIVE POINTS transfer CO.
CHARITY ASSOCIATIONS cover
multitude OF luncheous- Phone
coa5 Cor beans and alfalfa We
have cut the price
THERE is no need 10 wait when
your credit fs o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
PARADE
FALLS THROUGH
Sympathizers Gather for
Fourth Winnipeg Demon
stration; Abandon It.

Winnipeg. Man. June 3.-strike
sympathizers. who have made three
parades TO the provincial parliament
since Friday ana who yesterday an
nounced similar demonstration
would be held today. changed their
minds shortly before noon. A small
parade proceeded, TO Victoria park
for a mass meeting and several OF
the leaders went to parliament 20 OBJ
tain a personal interview with pre-
mier T. c. Norris.
When sveraI hundred OF the sym
pathizers gathered in Market square
this forenoon it was reported that
the military authorities were pre-
pared TO act II the paraders attempt
ed disorderly tactics.
Veterans Take Advice.
Officials Of the War Veterans as
ISOLATION explained that most OF the
returned soldiers who figured in the
previous parade accepted the advice
OF their executives to refrain from
further demonstrations. They int-
mated that the parades probably fell
through because Of this fact
For the first time since the sym
pathetic strike was declared the La
hor News today assailed the railway
brotherhoods. This statement was
published;
BrofherhoOds Assailed.
"As for the running trades effect
ing O settlement. they were the ola
Tories OF the labor movement, but
the strike committee in accepting
their offer Of mediation has shown
its Willingness TO try all avenues that
might lead TO a settlement"
The brotherhoods have formally
dfsapproved the one big union move
ment. which local labor leaders and
the Labor News are supporting.
At a mass meeting this morning
the Policemen's union unanimously
voted not 10 sign the modified terms
contained fin the ultimatum presented
by the police commission providing
that the police must not participate
in a sympathetic strike 4 resolution
was passed 10 support constituted
authority at all times in maintaining
law and order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
PLANS MADE TO ORGANIZE
Ell PASO BAR ASSOCIATION

Attorneys Of the city met Monday
in the 41st district court room to
make plans for the organization Of
a bar association The association
viii be completed within three weeks
and a large mem bership is assured
tt was decided that a secret com
mittee OF three members shall at once
be appointed and this committee will
pass upon the eligibility OF the law
yers OF the city and county TO mem
bership. Walter Scott, chairman Of a
special arrangement committee Of
five, viii appoint the secret commit
tee Every lawyer in the city and
county is privileged TO make applica-
ton to Mr.. Scott for membership. The
purpose Of the new organization is 70
obtain a closer cooperation among the
attorneys and to maintain a strong
association, which which has hereto
fore not been done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Iaion
station f0ot OF san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given N q Faso
or mountain staEdard lime
For Albuquerque, Denver. Chicago. Los
AuEeIes-So. SOS Iva SEQ A. m-s No. $40
Prom Aihuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
ChicaEo-No- sol Grvs- 10 a. ul-: No soi
FL PASO 3 SOUTHWESTERN
western Divlslon).
For Arizona and Caifornia-No. Iva
400 p m; No : Tvs az 80 p m
eastern DIvIsionl.
For Kausas City, S.. Leuis and Chicago
No. Tvs 1901 p M; No. at $3.50
- From. Chicago. ST. Louis and Kansas
City-No. aTva 1900 a. M; No. = Al
'-'- SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
Washington-No. 102 Tvs $500 D. m; No.
10 az 1850 D. m
From Washington, New Orleans ana san
Antouio-Arrives a. SIS a. m; No. at
For arizona and caiifornia-No. 1 Iva
7.15 a. m.; No 10l at 1;le a. ms NO
1G9 at 500 p. m
From Arizona and California-No- =
arvs. at I1-s5 a. M. No. 152 arys. 2-45
D. m. No. 10 az 10 90 p m
TEXAS q PACIFIC
For Dallas and St Louis--No- IS Tvs
SEAS a. m: No 2 az 400 p. m
From ST. Louis and Dailas-No. l arva-
MEXICAN CENTRAL
30 regular schedule
MEXICO a SOUTHWESTERN
No regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS OBSERVED

Banks today are observing nol-
day in commemOration of the birth
day anniversary Of jefferson Davis,
the first president of the Southern
Confederacy, who was born on June
g. 1S0S.
Jefferson Davis was a prominent
political figure in the history Of the
country long preceding the beginning
OF the Civil War, and had a distin-
Euished record as a soldier in the In
dian and Mexican wars lie was born
al what IS now the village Of Fair
view. Todd county, Ky graduated
from West Point fin IS2S, and served
in the Black Hawk war He was
elected 10 congress in IS45, but re-
signed the following year TO take
part in the Mexican war as a colonel
Of "a Mississippi regiment He took
prominent part in the political issues
of the zine which eliminated in the
great struggle between the states. He
died I'm 1859 and was buried in New
Orleans. His body was removed 10
Richmond, Va. in 1898.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
.aparur rR. 1 - 5

APACHE TRAlL'-Great Scenic Route
Globe 20 Phoenix via Roosevelt dam
Make reserva lions NJ the Globe-PhoeuiE
stage company office. Dominion Hotel
Globe. Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fhr Associated press.1
sew York. June 5--4lercaniile paper
5is a5ie percent
Sterling G0-day bills. sass; commercial
f0-lay bills on banks, Ei-7i Fl commerce.
r.-lav bills S457i=- demand Si-5l' ca
blcs. SE6-
Fancz. demand. s6.3S; cables. Ss-s6-
Culderz. demand. 5s5l cables, 1sc-
Har silver. sL0g1z-
Mexican pesos. sac.
rr-es demand. SS10- cables. sS-ll
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds, Irregular
Time loans. strong; 90 days so days ana
s months 5iz percent
call money. strong- high. IL; low. 8,
ruling rate 9 a. closing niai lvi ollereu a-
1D1- last loan, 10 percent
Copper. firm electrolTties spot and july
-6tc- August l7c asked
Iron fun-No- i northern. 2-s-ar7 No
northern. S2S- 40. / southern not quoted
So. p southern. SIS
The metal exchange quotes lead easy
SPOT. 25.1-05 $50; July, $40 q 30
SDelter. easy spot offered at Sb-4a'
july. sf.n- $50
LONDON METALS MARKET.
london. Eng June Closing quota
lions in the metals market today were
SPOT 7Si5' eoppar. So IS sd sieotroIyue Isl
Tin. cess. Is.
Lead E-- 15E
Snelter E15. 1ou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
HEARING ON MANN ACT CASE
COMES UP THIS AFTERNOON

The preliminary hearing of 3. B.
Mcdonald, charged with violation Of
the Mann act. has been advanced by
agreement Of counsel and viii be held
at o'clock this afternoon before
United States commissioner $. L.
Kelly Mcdonald is alleged TO have
brought a woman from Savannah. Ga,
to FL Paso for immoral purposes He
IS now under temporary bond OF
$4,000 for appearance before the com
missioner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
CORN MARKET
HA5FIRNNE55
Moderate Setback, Follow
ing Opening, Is Not Of
Lasting Character.

Chicago. Ill., June 3.-Unfarora BILE
weather conditions tended today to give
firmness TO the corn market There were
also bullish reports current that planted
acreage was smaller than a year ago and
that the status Of the crop was below
normal on the other hand, receipts here
were again large Opening prices. which
ranged from the same as yesterdays I'M
Ssh 90 sc higher. with July az s1-69is n
10 and September SL601s G1-605s. were
followed by a moderate setback. but not
Of a lasting character
Advance Is Pronounced
The fact that shippers were competing
with Industries for supplies here Ted sub
sequently 20 a pronounced uprising in
values-
The close was nervous. ] . r. 2c net high
er. with July al SL71 Q 1-71fs and Septem-
Der az sL611 T1e2
Oats Lack support.
Oats lacked support After opening I'M
changed 10 q higher. including July at
6Sit 06Stzc the market underwent a con-
siderable sag.
Provisions were dull Weakness Of the
hog market had some depressing effect
In the later dealings lard was relatively
firm owing TO export demand and 20 de-
Creases in warehouse stocks here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Paris Subway Lines
Tied Up By a Strike

Paris. France. June 3.-The Paris
subway lines are shut down this
morning as a result of a strike OF the
employees The strike was declared
last night at a meeting attended by
more than $500 workers
A dispatch from Lille states that
approximately 5000 men are out in
the general strike in the Pas de
Calais mining region
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

sHEERs HARDWARE Co. Pr. 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
HeID Wanisd-MaIs

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I WANTED-Boy to water lawn At -o-5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Resorts


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VERY desirable three room Cioudcroft
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