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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-06

For travellers a folding clothes
tree mas been invented which can
be carried in a bag or trunk and,
when extended, fastened to a bed
stead or other article of furniture
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-06
The sun on longer days will make

The sun on longer days will make
you feel like throwing away your
old hat and suit. Certainly those
old spots do not improve your ap-
pearanee, but for a trifling sum you
can have them pressed, mended and
cleaned at Mrs. D'Orsay's Tailor
Shop, Third and A streets.
Eeuara. Aiaska's Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-06

For persons who crochet a woman
has invented a ring to be worn on
a little finger, so constructed that
it holds the thread at an even ten
sion.
For newspaper bulletins or ad-
vertising purposes an electric sign
has been invented on which letters
appear in lights as keys on a type
writer keyboard are pressed.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-06
DAYS ARE NOW GROWING
LONGER RAPIDLY

The following is a table of sun
light for Nenana:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Sunday SchOOI
attendance Is
On Decrease
Reports At 18th Convoca-
ton Of Episcopal Church
Shows Falling OFF.

The Thursday morning meeting Of
the 25th convoeation Of the Episco-
nal church OF New Mexico and Texas
west Of the Pecos river, which has
been in session at st. Clements
church since Tuesday. was taken up
principally with the transaction Of
business. II was brought out as to
the state Of the church, that while the
general report was found 10 be en-
couraging. there had been a decided
falling away In Sunday school attend
ance and official acts OF the church
This was pointed out as being a gen
eraI condition throughout the country,
however, and not confined to the local
district
Delegates were elected to attend the
general tri-annual convention OF the
Episcopal church. which VIII convene
IN Detroit the first Wednesday in
October. Rev. Fuller Swift. OF FL
Paso. was elected as clerical dele
gate and Rev. J. S. Moore East Las
Vegas, y. NJ, as clerical alternate
ex-governor Bradford L Prince, santa
Fe. n n. was chosen as Law delegate.
with David Mcknight, ST.. FL Paso, as
alternate.
In addition to the business meeting
Of the Woman's Auxiliary Rev. F. s.
White. D. D. New York City, domestic
secretary Of the board OF missions.
conducted the quiet hour from 1880 20
1890.
The afternoon session consisted Of
a Joint session Of the convocation and
wOman's auxiliary. when there was
a discussion OF the general topic OF
social service and the minister's rela-
ton TO community life. Special sub
jects Of discussion were Juvenile
Court Work" by the Rev. A S. Doane:
Pastoral Work in Rural Centers,"
the Rev. c. S. Mcclellan. r.. and
Work Among College Students" by
Rev. Hunter Lewis. Of Mesilla Park.
n. NJ.
The evening meeting. which viii be-
gin at s o'clock tonight, viii be de-
voted TO discussion Of the church's
duty in the days Of reconstruction.
The speakers viii be the Rev. ". H.
Ziegler, exchaplain 10th L. S. infan-
try; Brig. Gen. James D. Erwin, com
mandant Fl Paso military district,
and the Rev. F. Il Johnson. II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
WHEAT CROP IS
ABOVE NORMAL
Winter Wheat Production
Of 899,OO0,0O0 Bushels
Is Now Predicted.

Washington, D. c.. Nay S.-An in
crease during April OF almost $1,000
600 bushels in the winter wheat pros
pective production was shown today
when the department Of agriculture
announced in its forecast for a crop
Of sss. 900, 900 bushels. based on condi-
tons existing May ], 1905 percent Of
normal
Prospective rye production was
forecast at 122.946,000 bushels. an in
crease Of almost 22.000.0oO bushels
over the April forecast
Winter wheat production based on
April ! conditions was estimated at
S37. OOO. 900 bushels and rye production
at 1O1 900. 600 bushels, while last years
winter wheat crop was 3ae,44s,u wv
bushels and the rye crop S9.lO5.Oo0
Condition Of winter wheat COM
mares with 99-S percent Of a normal on
April ] this year. S6.4 on May l last
year. and S5.4, the ten year May
Production OF hay is forecast at
114.93O.0OO tons. compared with So
SIS. 900 tons last year and sS,45s,003
tons in 1917.
Stocks Of hay on farms May i are
estimated at S,s93.000 tons against
ii s76.0O0 on Nay i last year and H.
s0s. 600 tons. the five year average on
NAY I.
The average condition OF pastures
on Nav 1 was sos compared with
S3.1 last Nay. and s4.5, the ten year
May average
Spring blowing was E2-t percent
completed on May i, compared Win
III Dercent last year and ten year
average Of 7O.5-
Suring planting was 81 percent COM
Melted. compared with SOS last year
and a ten year average Of ssh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
FIOurnOy Trial
Begins Thursday
MFederaICONrt
Case Of Negro Charging
Alleged Postal Theft Is
Called For Hearing.

The trial OF WIN II. Flournoy. negro
railway mail clerk. began in the
United States district court Thursday
morning on a charge Of mutilating
United States mail pouch with intent
to commit robbery, and also with
stealing registered mail from man
car. on January 19, 1913
W. 3. BrisCoe, a railway mail clerh
who worked with Flournoy. testlLieQ
on behalf Of the government that
Flournoy proposed 10 him last Deem
Der that they rob the mail on their
route OF registered letters and simu-
late a hold-up. He reported the mat
ter. he said, TO the postal authorities,
who instructed him TO pretend 70
agree TO the scheme and follow out
the plans proposed by Flournoy- he
testified he was TO get on the train
at a point down the road receive the
mail and get off with It. while Flour
nov was 10 90 on 10 the depot ana
report that he had been held up by
two masked men wearing uniforms
and legEius- This plan. the witness
stated. was carried out, and he got on
the train at Fort Hancock, ana the
registered mail was euptied into col
fee sacks. and the witness got OF the
car at Kansas street and delivered the
sacks. in accordance to instructions
from the postal officials. TO Inspector
Mark williams. chief clerk ID NC
Knight. and George Rogers. who were
waiting there in an automobile. flour-
nov went on the depot in the car ana
reported that he had been held up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
IS ARRANGED FOR
ssW0THER AND SOM DINNER

Final plans are made for the Mother
and Son get together dinner. Wnlcn
VIII be held in the Y " G. A gym
nasium next Friday night At ~
O'clock Ben Howell. president OF the
Hf-Y club. viii be toastmaster. An
address Of welcome viii be given py
s. J. Briest, general secretary Of the
local "T" Arthur Wheatley VIII ten
OF the work and program Of the Hi-f
club. The toast to Mother VIII pc
given by Mayo Seamon and the toast
to son viii be given by Mrs Chas.
HameL Special music will be rem
dered by the high school GIFTS
Ukulele club, and q special whistiing
trio viii be the feature Of the even
ing. The trio will consist Of Mrs A
NJ Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. V. D.
Thomas The talk Of the evening viii
be given by ". A. Young. city boys
secretary. Already over loo reserTa-
tons have been made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08


WANT POSITION by japanese cook. for
hotel or boarding. out Of iowa. Addreal
K Fama fQf s. FL Paso S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

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CASH PAID FOR old furniture Phone 1883
WASTED-sd hand househcld goods- Erwin
Furniture Co. los san Jacinto- Phi SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Union CARPENTERS STRIKE
AT POST AND BUY BONDS

"In spite Of the fact that we are too
certain officers at Fort Bliss are m M
10 take the place OF carpenters VINO
have refused TO work at Fort Bliss,
the carpenters have purchased $-Ouo
in victory bonds" was the statement
mis- morning Of A. R webb, county
freasurer and a member OF the car
penters' union $500. =.
bonds If other issues and at meet
ing Wednesday night We voted to use
an Of our remaining funds for oonds-
That brings US TO the consideration
~ fbe arts OF the contractors IN
charge Of construction at Fort Bliss
The government has refused 20 pay
US the scale Of 81 a day at Fort Bllss,
despite an agreement by secretary
Baker that the government shall pay
the scale. At Fl. Bliss the men are PAID
IS a day An investigation was mace
but had no results"
All union carpenters at the post
have walked out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Stocks
SHOOT UPWARD
Spectacular Rise in Some Of
The Issues Features
The DEALINGS.

Thursdays stock market was featured
by a strength in the copper stocks and a
spectacular rise in one OF the favored
stocks Of the southwest. according 10
= &. Curtiss and company. Hotel Sheldon
Inspiration Copper was the leader among
the porphyrys- Inspiration opened at 81 =.
holding most OF its gain. Chile advanced
above 24E.
There was a steady buying In the other
large copper stocks The fact that the
United states Steel sold above par helped
all the coppers mp to noon
Curb coppers were weak and the ten
dency TO sell low priced issues which are
popular in Arizona, continues 10 be the
dominating factor There were few bids
Tor Magma CHIEF Jerome Verde and Verde
Combination. The latter stock sold at soc
Curb Conuper Stccka.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
MARKET
OND0WNGRADE
Weakness in Hog Prices Is
Factor; a Decline Fol
lows Heavy Selling.

Chicago. ILL.,. May S.-Corn prices
turned dovuErade t1day, Influenced ny
v-erI-nees fn the hog market. Advances
brought out heavy selling and there was
q sharp decline. Opening prices, which
ranged from sc off TO 1izc gain. with
July at s1-55f1.65ls and September at
S1.5Sf 1-5g, were followed by setbaclzs All
around TO wen below yesterdays finish
Oats Relatively Firm
Improved cash demand helped 20 make
oats relatively firm After opening un-
changed 20 &c higher. with July az
6SH T6S c. the market scored further
gain. before commencing 10 react
Provisions were easier with hogs Iradt
was light
Rallies Push Prices Up.
Rallies which took place in the last
hour were ascribed TO covering BY shorts
and to strength IS cash grain Receipts
were small The close was strong at
the sane rs yesterdays finish 10 2i1e
higher. with July AZ f1-65 = q1-66 and
al sL57ss 61-5s.
Svmpathv with the late upturn In corn
was not OF a pronounced character
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Livestock Market


Chicago. ILL.,. Nay tCnited STATES 81
reau OF Markets.. HoEs-Receipts. $780,
090s mostly GOOSE lower than yestef-
days average Top. $-L49; bulk 800
weight s2o-S0 2L15; lightweight. s---5u
G21-10: ucht-ligh-- SIS q 2o-75; heavy
packing sous. smooth $50 Q -o-5l- pac-5ills
sows. rough, s1sGeo; riEs, SiS--5 q 1923
Cattle-Recei1ts. 1900; market slow; a
few early sales OF beef steers 25c lower
common and medium she-stocE, STEADY .
others. bulls and feeders, slow 10 y -ee
lower calves. steady 90 CSC higher seer
steers. medium and heavyweight, choice
and prime. S16.Shf1e-75; medium and
good. S1425 n 1880; lightweight grade ana
choice. SAG 1I--5. common ana rneoi-lll,
SO 50 F1E25; butcher cattle. heifers. s. 4
IA 80. cows. szT5RI425. Gamers and cut
tiers. s6G1-75. veal calves. light and handy
weight. s14-25 q 1885 feede- steers. $-14
1875; stoczers steady SIS q 1871
Sneep-Receipts. l5-eoo- sheep sl-dl9 3
bids on lambs. lower: fairly good California
spring lambs. S19. laulos. So pounds Gown
$3.50 T20- IS pounds Up, Sll-z5 q - ~
culis and common, SIS g lt--a spIlI.ss,, - -
G20-5o: yearlinE wethers. sll-l5 c 49,
ewes. medium good and choice. sl--'e
1855 cuIls and common. S6Glz %
Eansus City Livestock. Close,
Bureau OF Markets HOS -Iteeeints'
5000; lower Heavies. see 50 2 2o-soi Nights
sIq-75 aZ0.45: pigs. S1A5oG19.s5
Cattle-Receipts. SOC; strongt steers SO
caives. ssaIs- stoc1zers. ss-51 G16-50-
Receipts. 1900; steady Lambs
1878 1850. ewes $3.50 Il
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. May g.-Cattle-aecsipts.
1000: market dull and lower. Beef steers
$3.50 G15-50; COWS and heifers. $Le-se
1850; stockers and feeders, $3.50 G ~
calves S14615.50
HoEzs--Rsseeipts, lSoo; ~ lo gzSe lower
sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady 70 lower
Lambs. $3.50 DISCS; ewes Sl4ol450-
Fort Worth Livestock Close
Fort Worth, Texas. Nay S.-Cattle-Be-
celpts, $500 steady. Beeves. $3.50 G IS
stockers. s7-5OG 1885, cows S5.51G ll--''
heifers. sA5o6125oi bulls, S7GS-z5i calves
Hogs-Reeeipts. so0o- I5625c down;
iir5+s sfe5oaa6. a5- mixed. s1sG1s.25;
common. s17-25 G1S- pigs, SO Q IL
sheep-Recelpts, $500 steady Lambs,
s1Eals: yearlinEs s1s614; wethers. $3.50
ell58; ewes, s1L5o9125o; euiis. sseloi
goats s5GI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
MRS. WISEMAN GETS LOT
oF- SOUVENIRS FROM SON

Mrs. John Wiseman- Of the lower
valley. has received many Interesting
souvenirs from her son, y. = w se-
nan who is in France with the 10th
photographic department Among the
most interesting are a helmet gas
mask. swords and other German para
-hernaIia- She receiTed handker-
chief with many little views OF dill
fereut places in Germany stamped on
If. II IS extremely odd, and yellowed
with age
Mrs. Wiseman recently wrote 10
Gen. PershinE asking him 20 grant her
son a discharge and short time ago
she received a personal letter rom
Gen. PershinE telling her that her
son would be granted a discharge very
soon as she requested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

View York. Stay S--Aercantle paper
81 G51z percent
Sterling. se-day bills ss-eT; commercial
s5-day bills on banks. ss.645i commercial
s0-dav bills. sAfli1; demand s4-7s5 c.
bleq. E4eg
Mexican pesos. 7sEc
Time loan. slr1r e; 60 days. 90 days ana
6 months. 81 E5H percent
can money. firm; high. 3; low, "a rli-
f-r -nte az; closing BID "a; offered az
4Z- last loan 9 2 percent ----
Copper. steady; electrolytlc. % s g 80
s1sise-. ff-r-East St Louis spot $3.50
tId- June. S5-e9G6-QZ -
TOND0N METALS MARKET.
london. Eng. Nay s.-Closing quota
Hons IN the metals market today were
SPOT copper. E7s los; slectrolytie, $50
Tin. E22s 10z
Lead f14 5 Sd
Euelter. E5s 15s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

WE HAVE four calls for nicely
furnished houses. close in ueslr-
able tenants References Phone
1855
BROADDUs 4 LIE BARON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
RAIL ADMINISTRATION
ORDERS CLOUDCROFT OPEN

Notice that the Lodge at Cloudcroft,
n. n. viii be open for the summer
has been received at the Z. P. & S. W
office from the railroad administra-
ton. Neither the date OF opening nor
the train schedule has been deter
mined though the railroad rates viii
be $3.50 FOR the week end and S7.95
for a season ticket
The Lodge. which Is owned By the
z. P & s. ". system. viii probably be
managed by n. B. Hutchins. who has
been its manager for the past four
seasons. The chamber OF commerce
Of FL Paso is protesting for a further
reduction OF excursion rates to the
resort, II was reported. as the place IS
a haven for mothers and children dur
ing the hot weather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
HOLMES ATTORNEYS ARE
WORKING ON HIS APPEAL

Counsel for George Holmes. who
was sentenced Saturday 70 1--WE years
in the penitentiary at Leavenworth
and assessed with q fine Of $500 on
conviction OF being implicated in the
theft OF arms and ammunition from
the government. are now working
upon an appeal from the Judgment
The papers are now n the nanas
~ fba court. Mr.. Holiness attorney
stated. No bond yet appears Of record
as having been fixed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
OFFICIALS AGAIN AT ODDS
OVER PRICE AGREEMENTS

washington. D. c.. Nay S.-Further
dfsa Increment between the department
Of commences Industrial board and
the railroad administration over the
question Of price agreements became
evident today when secretary RedIlelu
made public the following statement
ss'-be-e bas been no change in the
-iewDoint. policy or attitude OF the in
dustrial board from the beginning. All
statements and differences 70 the con
trarv have no substantial basis In
fact"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

EI9as ssse d0a7a aose a lie s97sr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
POSTAL TELEGRAPH co.
ADOPTS EIGHT HOUR DAY

New York. May. 8-Charles 2.
Brush. general manager Of the Postal
Telegraph-Cable system, announced
here today that, effective June I. the
eight hour day and time and a half
for overtime had been adopted for all
the systems employees in 81 large and
small cities in the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
TEX. CO. STOCK
MAKES BIC RISE
Big Oil Company's Hold
ings in New Fields Are
Believed the Basis.

Stocks OF the Texas company OF this
state made spectacular advances Thurs
day Of $40 a share. After closing we'd
nesday at S24s it advanced in numerous
deals at S26s per share. a new high rec
ord. according 10 J. s. Curtiss and COM
pany. Hotel sheldon.
Little news accompanied this spectacu-
lar advance, but the Texas cumpany's
new holdings N Ranger. Burkburnett ard
other fields are conceded 20 be the basis
Tor the remarkable advance shown IN
MS stock durInE The past three days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Oil and Mining


SHALLOW PRODUCTIOS-we have 50
acre lease FOR sale adjoining shallow pro-
duction. $1,000. J. E sheridan Co,
Slaughter Bldg. Dallas. Ie1as-
ARCHER COUNTY getting biggest play
Several choice tracts 20 70 100 acres east
and north Archer City. So 70 SIS acre
surrounded BY drilling Also 60-acre of
set, deep test Reeves county. $50 Lar
gains Owner, Box Zsi. Dallas Times
Herald
HAVE IS SECTIONS decided lands and
state leases near Valley OH company 5
vel On Columbus field VIII sell part Of
these holdings az bargain prizes for quick
deal. See Metcalfa. Caples Bldg Phone
29s1.
IF PRICED CORRECILY. VIII buy Eldora
stock. or give Burk-RanEer. Comanche
Northern. Comanche Duke. Consolidated
Duke, Okmulgee Field. or koungston
Pool, ia exchange what VIII you dog
Address. care Orderly Room. Troop II.
9TH cavalry. F. Bliss.
LEASE BARGAINS
Wonderful lease bargains IN practically
every county n Texas send Today for
FREE COPY OF LEASE OPPORTUNITY bull
RUSSELL INVESTMENT CO.,
SOUTHLAND LIFE BLDG.
DALLAS. TEXAS
LEASE BUYERS. ATTENTION.
We have wonderful bargains IN leases
FROM owners OF Texas lands send for
FREE copy o. Lease Opportunity Bulletin
TODAY.
RUSSELL INVESTMENT CO.
Southland Life Bldg, Dallas, Tex
FOR SAIE-On locations and leases IN
small or large tracts. 81 20 $40 per acre
Be in on the ground floor in seo-ogis-s
best bet OF the southwest Playas valley
New Mexico, 20 acre tracts for $50. To-
Gated between two incomplete oil wells
Buy now before they are brought IN
Prices subject 70 change without notice
" C. Case. P. o. Box 173. Silver city,
New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Situaion, Ranisd-Mnle


WANT POSITION by japanese cook. for
hotel or boarding. out Of iowa Addres1
x fama. 90 s. ~ Paso Sc
WANTED = Position buyins cattle 81
Mexico. VIII work b. month or con-
mission Address Psl. care Herald-
BAKER, an around. wants JOB IN Arr
zona. New Mexico. where he works vita
boss or alone Addrfss Tz98. care HeEele
los ANGELES aut0mabue and tractor
nan wants position. road sales and service
experience. Go anywhere. Can make COCA
Miller. III 81. Stanton Sc
WANTED-Immediate position as secrs-
tary chamber OF commerce OF some south
western town or city; wen qualified Ad-
dress T. as. care Herald
EFFICIENT bookkceDer. capable business
man having responsible position With re-
liable firm would keep small sets OF
books H5o. care Herald- PA 5elsa-
GASOLINE ENGINE NAN desires position
10 years eEuericucc- can run tractor or
stationary eugiues can repair address
Bl7s. care Herald-
MACHISIsT, uechalic and wslders,
mines. mills. with gas engine power q
speciality; also experienced mill foreman
Ad.lrrs Rl5s. core hstale-
YOUNG NAN. 50 years old. row living IN
an eastern state but desires 70 I've in II
Pas0. IS anxious 90 secure position where
experience ard education count Twelve
years experience In an office Graduate
IN law. Several years On real estate bush
edge OF Bookkeeping Not afraid % work
state kind OF position offered md salary
paid in first letter address 1875. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
OILS FEATURE
STOCKS GAINS
Shippings and Secondary
Rails Also Prominent
In Active Market.

View Ta-z Nay Soils. shippinEs and
secondary rails featured today's eLcep-
tio1ally broad and active stock market at
gains Of 20 10 points For the zlst
consecutive full session Transactions eN-
ceeded the million marx. apprrzirna ting
1,65o. 900 shares The close was strong
Liberty bond final closing prizes were;
11zs $3.50; first As. s5-60- second s. $40
first AXIS. $3.50; second 4ias. 9i--4i miro
SIS, 95.S4: fourth 4as s+-6-
oil shares Advance
Renewal OF speculative activity IN snip
pings and oils at gains Of 20 almost .
points afforded the early trading in the
stock market to-day. New high recorla
were made by atlantic Gulf ana Si-clalE
OF. Texas company. Mexican petroleum
md paa-Ame-ican Petroleum also were
verv strong United States Steels rise
Of n roiut was amtug The reassurlns lea-
lures. Cop1crs added 20 yesterday $ cams
and tohacc % were strongest OF the spe-
Texas Company Scars
Trading in OILS during the morning
stock market burdered on the scusa -ional
Texas company led. Jumping rs mucn as
points between sales u -6s, an over
night advance OF 1873 points, in addltion
TO yesterdays rise Of is points Gains
OF 20 "a points msrzed the buying
of Mexican Petroleum. Pan-Arnerican.
Royal Dutch and Sinclair Atlaaue -
advanced points and General Motors
and several OF the equipments also In
drstriaI Alcohol gained I 20 & United
States steel continued strong. rising 70
1907. ltz highest LIST price since the pass
f-r o. the extra dividend Investment
-ars reacted. but minor issues were
rf-nrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

The federal railroad administration
has granted permission for the Santa
Fe railroad to build the necessary
spur from its line into the site for
the Texas Sulphur company's ferti-
lizer plant above the cement plant
northward from thet FL Paso smelt-
ing works
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Situations Wanied-RemaI.

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PRACTICAL SURsING-Phone I'll
Young LADY desires position. has had
office experience and can operate type
writer; speaks Spanish Iuentlys good
references Phone 5ls9J-
A GRADUATE NURSE. middle aged von-
an urfncu-nhered. wants a position as
nurse or companion &C invalid woman or
man No objection 10 travel Phone
1891
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Lu1eEN aL-ulA - 9 y
az s A. H. 18TH
meridian time Nay
g, 1913.
Forecasts.
e Paso and vi
cInity- Probably fair
tonight and Friday.
New Mexico- To-
night fair; local
frost north portion.
Friday fair; warmer
east portion.
Arizona: Tonight
and Friday fair rot
III u C b change in
temperature.
West Texas: To-
night and Friday
probably fair warm
er Friday e x c g ? {
southwest portion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
COTTON GOES UP
AND THEN DROPS
An Increased Liquidation
Meets Strong Rise Of
Early Morning.

New Orleans. La. May s.-The upward
trend IN cotton continued today until
the strongest months were at C net ad-
vance OF to points. Increased ilqui-
dalton met the rise and toward noon the
market reached 10 level IS 20 % points
under the final prices OF wednesday
Cotton opened steady at May 22710s
July. S25.95; October. S23s0. December,
SZl10s January. s227S.
The large Exports for the day. 1898
bales from au ports. had n steadying ef-
feet At I o'clock prices were at a net
loss OF Il 20 p points.
Spot cotton. steady. % points Off. Sales
on the spot. 1887 Lales. 20 arrive. 1891
bales Low middiine. Sass; mlddllnE.
f27. So. good middlinE. S2s-e3. Receipts,
4533 bales: stocf. 5s0.0c7 ha1es.
Cotton closed steady Thursday at