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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-14

By virtue of judgment and or
der of sale of the Montgomery Cir
cult Court, rendered at the January
Term, 1919, thereof, in the abov,
cause, the undersigned will, on tn,
10th Day of October, 1919
at one o'clock, P. NJ, or thereabout
(being Court Day., proceed to Offer
for sale, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, on a credit of six
twelve and eighteen months, at the
Courthouse door, in Mt. Sterling,
KY, the property mentioned in the
Judgment, to-wit:
Lying in Montgomery County, KY,
on the waters of Brush Creek and
described thus:
Beginning at a set stone at gate
of entrance to the house; thence
along the west edge of road as now
runs S. 40 E. 72.4 poles; thence s..
% 1-2 E. 10 poles; thence S. IL "a
E. 26.S poles; thence S. 3 E. "a
poles to stake in the old gate; thence
N. Sc IL E. of a set stone; thence
over the stone S. SO 1-2 w. "a poles
to set stone on w. side of a hill;
thence along the pool lot fence N.
8 IL w. 6S.6 poles to a set stone:
thence S. 50 IA w. AZ poles to a set
stone on the original line in hollow
corner on Ricketts, line; thence with
Ricketts, line up branch N. IA w.
31.2 poles to stone about / 1-2 poles
above water fall; thence N. 31-2 E.
l2.5 poles to set stone on the WYATT
side of fence; thence N. 26 1-2 w. IA
poles to set stone near poplar stump
on west side of a branch corner to
Ricketts, and Horton; thence S.
81 IA E. 94.8 poles to the begin
ming, containing II 1-2 acres of land.
but from this quantity is to be de-
Quoted the one-half acre of land
heretofore conveyed to Montgomery
county for road purposes by w. HI.
Wyatt, etc. And being same land con-
veyed to j. w. Cockrell by George
Qulsenberry, etc, by deed of date
January Oath, 1916, an dof record
in deed book 6S at page 1872, Mont
gomery County Court Clerks office
The purchaser will be required to
give bond, with approved security,
for the payment of the purchase
money, to have the force and effect
Of Replevin Bond, bearing legal
interest from the day of sale, ac-
cording to law.
A lien will be retained on the land
sold till all the purchase money is
paid. Bond payable to Master Com |
missioner.
w. E. JONES,
Master Commissioner M. C. C.
Fl. r. Prewitt, Atty. (l4-3t) |
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-14
Commissioners Sale

MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT
Mary E. Cockrell, Executrix, etc.
Plaintiffs
VS..
William Cockrell, etc., Defendants
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-14
TRAVEL FAR TO FAIR

A delegation of Cumberland coun-
ty farmers, twenty strong, made a
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-14

Notice of Sale in Equity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
MILITIA REORGANIZATION
PLAN PUT BEFORE SENATE

washington, D. C. Nov. 20. - The
plan OF she National Guard asEocia-
tion OF the United states for the
reorganization Of the state militia Of
the country. embodying a proposal
Tor a system Of voluntary military
and physical training functioninE
through the schools end colleges. was
submitted 10 the senate ia a bin By
senator Frelinghuysen, Republican,
New Jersey. II was referred TO the
military committee. The measure
provides for an armed force OF ap-
proximately $4,000 officers and men
augmented By reserve force Of
former service men
Owing 10 the pending army re-
organization bin. the senate commit
tee VIII give immediate consideration
20 the measure
Under the blrs provisions the pres
e1t militia bureau would be sub
stituted BY national guard bureau.
which would be under the direct
supervision OF the secretary OF war.
with a major general. appointed BY
The president. as CHIEF. The hlli wolld
also establish a national guard coun-
ell. composed Of one officer OF the
national guard. from each state. who
would have charge OF reorganization
and development of the national
guards
Military and physical training for
BOYS from ls 10 IS years Of age under
national guard officers aiso is pro-
vided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

EIGHTY SOLDIERS GRADUATE
FROM REMOUNT SCHOOL

Eighty soldiers graduated from
trades school az The remoun- station
at special exercises held Friday nighr
at the army service clubs az that sta
ton The exercises started at Z
o'clock.
The graduates we're from the
packers. saddlers- teamsters. and
horseshoers' schupls. They VIII re-
turn 10 their organic lions at Fort
Bliss. where they VIII le given rari-
Gus grades With higher pay. accord
ing 10 the records they made ia the
school
The program started with a con-
cert by the Eighth cavalry band. con-
dUcfed by Sergt II. J. Ounert The
remainder Of the program was as
follows Invocation. chaplain Wall
Ter 3. Zimmerman, address. Lieut.
Col rs. Il Nelll. commander Of the
station. introduced by Maj =. d.
Speed, reading, Miss Ruth Goodman
Eighth cavalry band; address. Capt.
James p AahaffE, veterinary CORPS,
reading. Miss Helen Temple. Eighth
cavalry band. vocal solo Miss Eileen
Liller- Taledictory grafton. PVT
Franklin Aeiterhauesn, troop =,
Eighth cavG1--- address. Lieut.
Theodore Chondau. horseshoers'
school he also presented the certif-
ioates. The Eighth cavalry band
ended the program, after which a
dinner was served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
GAPLES WILL
IS PR0Bn[ED
Estate Valued at 100000
Divided Between Heirs,
Part in Trust.

A major part OF the estate Of Hrs.
Margaret Ann Caples, who died No
Fember 2, viii be held in trust for a
period OF ten years. according 20 pro-
visions OF the VIII which was pro-
bated Friday afternoon The viii be-
queathed the Caples home on lots s.
8 and 10, Of block B. Stevens addition,
household goods and jeweiry OF the
deceased to her daughter. Mrs. Mar
garet Caples Barnes
An undivided oue-eighth interest
in all the real estate, except that left
to Mrs- Barnes is bequeathed each Of
the three sons Of Mrs. Caples. Edward
A. CapIes. Joseph A. Capies and WIZ
IAN J. Caples. The remaining five
eisnts OF the estate Is placed in trust.
Edward A. Caples. Joseph A. Caples
and James 7. Mari being named as
trustees This portion Of the estate
is 20 De held 10 trust for period OF
ten years when Il IS 10 be equally
divided among the five children. Ed
ward a. Caples, Joseph A. Caples.
William J. Caples, Richard Caples and
Mrs Barnes. During the ten year
period IN which the above property
is held IN trust. the estate shall not
be liable for any debt OF any kind
Of any cnild, according 20 provisions
Of the Will
The state IS valued at $4,000. The
viii Is dated Nay 8. 1916. with tive
codicils bearing the dates OF October
~, 1918, and October 19, 1913 added 20
the instrument
The VIII further specifies that the
income from the property not needed
IN payment Of taxes and other eE-
penses during the ten year period Of
trust is TO so 70 the five heirs. One
tittn Of the income from this prop
erty is to be paid monthly to Mrs.
Barnes IN amounts not 20 exceed $500
month. The remaining four-fifths
o. the income is 10 be divided amone
the sons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
AUTO TURNS TURTLE; GETS
on FIRE. OCCUPANTS SAVED

slhunueruue, n d., NoN- lo.--All
automobile driven by p 17a IN. q
'.--eSs Neb.. and occupied by Mrs
zsarth and two children and 81. RIGA
mc1d. Of colorado Springs. turned tur-
III g miles north o. Socorro today
II caught fire. but other tourists sue
sseded 50 rescuing the party before
ar,- was fatally injured AIRS. learln
Sustained fractured arm ana inLer-
ran Injuries, and her -FOUR year ol4 no-
. F-acfr-ref skull The Others escaped
r-ft1 minor injuries The party was
ca route 20 California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
81 Nofre.


NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.
The state Of Texas. County Of II F1eo.
WHEREAS. on the t7th day q septeu-
Der. 49, William Benton recovered judy
Judicial District 81 Paso County. Texas.
against T. l. Pitman IN cause No. 1908
for the sum Of S11.e73.01. with 10r- me
terest from date Of she judgment until
paid and an costs Of suit and
WHEREAS. on the 10Th day Of March.
1916. William Benton died. and share-
after. to-wit- On she sth day OF March.
1917 Anne lI. Benton was duly appointed
~ the Probate Court o. FL Paso County.
Texas. ldmlrlstrl-rlZ OF the estate q VIZ
liam Benton, deceased, and duly quau-
lcl AS such administrators. and
WHEREAS. on to-wlt. lhe 18th day
% November lsls, an alias execution
issued out Of the District Court o. the f1st
Judicial District in the above entitled and
numbered cause IN favor Of Anne ~.
Benton. udminlst-atrlr. commanding me.
as sheriff Of FL Paac County. Texas o. the
lands and teuements goods and chattels
money. with Interest AID costs Of suit. and.
WHEREAS. on to-wit. the 18th day o.
November. 1913. aa such sheriff aforesaid
I aid Jew upon and sciza about 1859 head
uf ewes. from two 20 five years old. thea
situated at the Independent Union Stock
Elrcs on the Galveston. Harrisburg a San
Auronio Railway compauy's tracks near
Clrcordia cemetery IN the City CO El
November 3rd. ISIS. were morteared by
the Southwestern Investment company. =.
j.. Pitmau. sole owner 90 the Security
Dnnk 81 Trust company.
VOW. THEREFORE. Take notice that
on to-wit. wednesday. the 26th day Of
November. 1913. az the above desc-lhcd
stock yards 7 viii. rs Sheriff o. Fl paHo
County. Texas. between the hours o. 10
q. m and p. m sell the above de-
scrihed sheep az public auction 20 the
highest bidder Tor cash.
Witness my hand this 18Th day o. NO.
vsmber 1878. SETH 3. ORNDORFF.
Sheriff Of 81 Paao County. Tex
by J. B- kApatrick. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
SELLS
At LOW PRICES
Unfavorable Money Mar.
ket Reflected on Cotton
Exchange.

New Orleans, La Nov. "a bet
ter view Of weather conditions In the
belt and an unfavorabie view Of the
money market were responsible Tor
selling in the early trading in cotton
today on the first call December
was 20 points mp. but the rest Of the
list was of and after the call the
decline continued until prices were
45 70 SO points under yesterday
close December showing the widest
decline
Opening bids were: January, s3Ef5;
March. s58s May, ss2s5; July, s3Ls5;
December. $3.50.
The market turned Irregular undes
siraddlinE operations between months
Toward the close the near months were
3 TO 80 points down net. while the dis
tant months were IS 20 S. down net
spot cotton steady % points lower
sales on the spot loss bales; 90 arrive.
1T5 bales Low middllls. s3fz5; mlddllng.
s19.50s good mlddling, fiL25.
Cotton claased weak Saturday az de-
cline OF G5 20 111 points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
LivestocK Market

Chlcar5 III, Eog. 5-Hors-Receiptz.
1000 Market steady 10 Use lower. Top
SASS; buik, $40 E1i-50. heavy. sis10G
1850; medium s1s19H14-55; light f14Ia
packing sows. smooth fia-6os IA packing
sows. rough, s13-25 9 1850; PIGS. sll-25 G
iA75-
CauIs-Rccsipts. 1000. Market. compared
With = week ago. beef steers. mostly soc
30 s. G higher she-srock. csc 70 sec high
slaaoys Gamers and cutters mostly -5c
higher. veal calves. mostly sec higher
best grade stoclzers and feeders. 50N75c
upi common grade st0cstrs- steady 70 CSC
higher western IS 70 sec Usher
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market COM
pared with week ago. fat lambs, big guar
Ter higher sheep strong % &c higher;
feeders. STEADY.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas city. no, NOV. 15.-HoEs-2e-
ceiuts 1900 Market steady &c weak Bulk
s1sa14.55; heaFies flfGt451. mediums
s14-1oG 1880. lights. SAG Haas light
ilghts, sl1-5oa lt-5os packing sows, slZ.I9
Cattie-Recaipts. 1880. Market for the
week. hcef steers. mostly IS 70 sec higher;
bulls. Gamers and she-sfoclE- steady veal
calves csc 70 81 higher. feeders. steady 70
&c higher sto7i1er stuff steady
5heep--ttere-pt 5000 LarEer for the
week. killers 25c higher; feeders. e5c low
er- breederE- steady
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Nov 15.-Cattie-fle-
csspts. $500 Market steady Beef steers.
fsG1-.5Q; COWS and hlifers, f7-5QG9-
ssoekers and feeders $3.50 1885, calves.
Hoes-Recsiptz 11o Market steady.
Top sales largely az f1f-3l.
sheep-Receipts. 11o1- Market steady.
Ewss. S6--s d7.75i feeder lnmbs. sl1-e5d1a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
DULLNESS IN
STOCK MARKET
Labor Situation, Slump in
eign Exchange
Bring Declines.

New York. Nov l5.-Latest phases
Ok the labor situation and another
slump On foreign exchange contrib
uted 70 the lower tendency shown by
tody's aau and professional stock
market These conditions invited
further selling for profits made on
The recent rise. the buying power be-
ing very light Pressure vas again
most effective in speculative issues
which made extreme declines Of . to
s points Rails gave promise Of
further Improvement, but feu back
when the demand for stocks ceased
Moderate rallies set in toward the end.
The closing wls heavy. Sales approx
mated 450. zoe shares
Final prices on Liberty bonds Here;
aE. 1o0.44s first as. 1870 second
as. SO. first q 8. s4-Io. second = s.
t5.QS. thirl flss. $3.50. Fourth = s.
ta-12- Victory ass 1885, victory
Opening T. Irregular
Declines 0utnumbcrei gains lt the E-
Regular opening OF tofag's stock market
overnight Industrial developments rroYok-
ing further selling Railroad shares were
the only issues 20 display q tll= degree
~ strength vesterdag's movement IN thar
quarter being moderately resumed Equip
1aenus. stsels. oils and motors we're again
most susceptible 80 pressure. leclinlu9 ]
80 90 ndlats. General Motors made an
adrauc7 20 almost ; points. ns-r ms Eas
immediately lollowal by reversal OF y
The general reaction rl=ds further head
way within The first han hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
KNIGHTS ROUND UP TYROS
FOR COMING CEREMONIAL

Members OF the FL Hamid Temple.
D. o. X X. are working hard among
members OF the Knights OF Pythias In
FL Paso and in parts OF New Mexico
and southeastern Arizona 70 get
tyros" for the ceremonial which
that temple viii put on IN this city
on November o. W H Pelphry and
J. Chester Hamilton went up 70 Ala
mogordo. n. ~ rounding Up ~tyrosT
ard others viii go 70 DeminE. Colum-
bus, silver City and other places.
There is no nearer temple Of the
D. %. r. K. the fuu organization Of
the knights Of Pythias. than the one
IN Phoenix. Ark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
GRAND VIEW SCHOOL TUITION
CONSIDERED BY CITY COUNCIL

A. r. Hughey. city superintendent
Of schools. was before the city coun-
eli saturday in regard to the Grand
View school district. a portion OF
which was taken into the city a few
months ago. and also in regard to
the matter OF tuition OF those pupils
who reside IN the old district OUT
side O. the city. tt was stated that
there was some question as TO the
amount Of tuition. the county not
appearing willing to pay what the
city asks The title to the Grand
View school building and property
has not yet been passed to the CITY
4 council committee viii meet with
the city school board and c. j.
Maple the outside school trustee OF
the Grand View district. next Tues
cav night 70 consider these matters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
COPPER STOCKS
REMAIN STRONG
Red Metal Issues do Not
Share General Market
Weakness.

The short two hour session Satur-
Ga opened with a weak undertone in
industrials. which was later followed
BIZ a decline Of from to points. ac-
cording to ]. S. Curtiss & Co. Shell
don lobby.
The copDers did not share the weak
ness OF the general market. which in
many cases showed fractional gains.
Calumet arizona On the Boston ex-
change was the only weak feature in
that list
On the curb New Cornelia again
sold at %. Verde Extension was some
what strong. with sales registered al
g. -.--.-- So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Consul Denies Report
That Americans viii
Be Exposed To DANCE

Mexican officials here. and IN
Iuarez have denied a report that
foreigners. and especially Americans.
are 20 be placed IN the guard cars OF
Mexican trains in case Of attacks BY
bandits
Reports were TO the effect that
conductors and trainnen has received
orders. in case OF an attack. 10 place
the foreigners in the same car with
the military guards. An unverified
report received here was 10 the ef-
feet that protests were made at the
dangerous places assigned AmerI-
cans. Several officials in this To-
cality said Saturday morning they
would have knowledge OF any such
order, and emphatically deny that
such was issued
we try TO insure the safety Of
Americans. not 10 place them In
dangerous places Mexican consul
general Andres Garcia said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Robertson Jury Unable
To Reach Verdict

Unable TO agree. the jury in the
case o. che state vs.. Il l. Robertson
a cattleman. charged with manslaugh-
ter. is stu out Robertson IS charged
Blanca. Texas. January Is. 1915. The
case went 20 the jury Friday evening
Judge w 10. Howe, who presides
over the 3ith district court in which
the case was tried. was informed Sat
urday morning that the jury could
not agree. The judge sent word TO
the jury that &c had not dellberated
long enough
Tie case against Robertson has been
tried three times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
FRENCH ARMY ORDER CITES
GENERAL JOHN ]. PERSHINC

Paris Franco. nov. 10. fHavasl.-
ing order. OF the army printed in
the Official Journal.
Gen. Pershing. az commanderin-
chief Of the American forces, dis
played most distinguished qualities as
an organizer and chief ne never
ceased during decisive operations TO
bring aid 20 the allied cause by his
energetic and highly developed CO.
operation
Charles Beck. Of the 126th Ameri~
can infantry regiment. also is cited
de captured ten machine guns and
KILLED or took prisoners from the
enemy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
lInrkef D. sfeadfer.
Grains and Provisions.

ClIclEo UrIIl- Coz
Corn-Dec. f1-e7a; Jan. fl-75; Nay.
sL2s4
Oats-Dec. 71z- Nay. Use
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Furz-Jan-, fa3-75; 1lay 31-fe.
I4ard-Nov-. f25-s5; Jan. S23-e1-
Ribs-Tan-. f1s-z5; May. S16-o5-
Chicago Produce, Clcse.
Cheese. Ill., Nov 5.-Butter-fiiE CHER
Creamery. IS HfsHc
EgEz-Ei rher- Receipts. 27s2 cases
F'irsts, s5is q 66 &c; Ordinary firsts. 81 = O.
5sc- re market. eases included. SO 65cs
storage packed. firsts. 81 : 6tse-
Poultry-Alire. lower. springs. e3c-
fowls. 16G21c
northern whites. sacked and bulk. S--s1E
~ re.-arn rlssaLz- SIS l.-.s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
TWO VERY BAD FIRES IN
CHIHUAHUA CITY RECENTLY

~rfhuahua. Mex. nov 15.-A fire
broke out in the flour mill o. Carlos
i con ga Allende street. destroying
the building ana its contents. the Joss
amounting 10 Z1.l19 pesos. no ihEur-
ante covered the loss. Another big
Ere began i1 the Bohemia cluh, owned
f.r trmando Rubi but was soon eN-
f7rEushede after destroying about
5000 pesos in merchandise As usual
here The authorities were unable to
Heht the fires because the city has
no fire department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
COLONEL CODS0N AWARDED
DISTINGUISHED War MEDAL

Gel " =. H. Godson. formerly Of
Fort Bliss. now an American milf
rary atfache in Berne, switzerland
has been awarded the distinguished
service medal in recognition OF ser
vice in the ar. Col Godson was ad-
Hliss fo- th-ae years before he went
to Europe. he won five blue RIB
hons or his entries az the 1917 horse
show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Former DOughbou Walls
III Miles To [oin Manu-

A report has been made 70 Capt. =.
A. Lichtenstein. commanding the
navy recruiting station here. OF a
former doughboy who walked 247
miles from Alauosa. Colo. 20 Aibu-
queruue. n. ~ 70 Join Uncle SAM
water forces. Marvin A. Jones. the
record breaking hlker. declared he
was tired OF walking so he Joined un
where he could swim fer a change.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
EIGHTH BALLOON COMPANY
COMING TO PATROL BORDER

The eighth balloon company VII
from Brooks field. san antonio. Tex
]. p Nahry. federal director Of troop
movements has announced The COM
peuy consists OF two officers and IS
men, Several giant observation ball
looms VIII be brought along The ball
looms are 20 be used IN patroling the
border
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
W0NEV I'D FTETALe

fBT Accented FrfEHl
r-eW Eork. Nor. 15--Aierca1 l--e Paper.
Sterling demand. sL1lH- cahles f4l-.
Time ioauz. strong Unchanged
can money. strong, High 1is low, s;
ruling rare, %; closing BID. $ ollere-
ar g. last loan. s.
bar silver 14a
1IeUicau dollars. e7Hc-
copper. dull Eiectroiytic spot AID last
quarter. 21-s 21c-
Iron. firm 80. I northern. $4,000
s4-0o- 80. 2 northern. s5z.o0 6 23.a9i No 2
southern. f11.oof Sloe-
80. firrl- spot. ss.7s BID IS 60 asked
December. $3.50 bid. 500 asked
zine. strong East s.. Louis delivery,
sro- $3.50 bid. $500 asked.
LONDON METAL AAhkEE.
T.c-5or- Enr-. Nov. 1.-THE quotations
"a the metal exchange today were as f9--
lows
Eiect-oiytic. f112-
zinc Ef7. 15z
suor copper. 900. allz-
Tin E-s1. rs 60
Lead ga IS Sd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
Underiakes

Underiakers.
----.---------------
FEAE-HAGEDOS UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 5es-50z Texas St.
~. w. R-lEate am1ulance ssrylce.
Lost aad Found
r-----~-----------~------ ---~-~---------~---~
LOST Fraternity pin set with pearls
Finder please phone esq and receive re-
Ea1l
LQsI-sllver vanity case. enErared IL a.
C.. containing &C. Finder please Ph. zzs-
o. ll5LM
LosT--lTsdnssizy morlinE On bushes
district new Eastern star pin. reward
n. tsa-M
LOsT-In Liberty hail. Armlstice d1F.
mans open face geld watch initials r. B
on back El1ler p. 500. hheral reward.
L0Sr-on Hishlnnd Para car. purse con-
tanning money and receipts Finder please
return % Postal telegraph c.. liberal re-
ward
LosT-Whitc and liver pointer bird dog.
rith name Elsz. amarillo. Texas. on cole
Jar. disappeared Sunday nlght SO reward
lor Information lealinr 60 his recovery
=. r hniczer1ccker. 1894 Montana. Pm
LO.T-Between van Horn and Kent. sack
containing soldier uniform. lady'a dress
suit shooter. h1lt and scabdard. many
other items 90 Falue % $50. Liberal re-
ward D. expressed 90 me. c o. D.. az Abb
lfne. Tex Otto Gardner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
CORN MOVES
'0NNGRADE
Fresh Liquidation Finds
Poor Support; Liberal
Offerings Expected.

Chicago. Ill. Nov 15.-Fresh liqui-
dalton. which found support poor. de-
veloped today in the corn market
Breaks in foreign exchange. with
sterling at a new low record. had a
decided bsarish influence and 50. too.
did larger receipts Besides. It was
expected that Mondays arrivals wouli
be liberal Opening quotations.
which ranged from sc TO Use lower.
with December s12ssi TO sL2sas and
May SL24 TO sL2f1z, were followed by
a material further setback
Market IL steadfer.
Toward the last week end adjust
ment Of trades steadisd the market
somewhat The close. however, was
weak, 14c TO 23tc net lower, with
December S1-275s 10 Sl27ss and May
$l237 TO SL23is
oats descended with corn After
opening N q &c TO 8 C down. includ-
ing December at Use, the market
continued 10 sag
Provisions were easier as a result
Of the grain weakness. Big shipments
Of meats failed TO act as a check on
the decline
IN the later dealings the market
developed but little power 10 rally
Virtually no business at all in pork
was done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

Washington. ID. C.. Nov. 15.-Capt.
Spencer Draper whiting medical
corps. has been ordered from Camp
Travis 20 WhiDDle barracks Second
Lieuts- Welter J. Black and John- r.
Haipin have been ordered from Long
Island 10 Whipple barracks. Capt.
Harry " B0lan. tank corps Dallas.
las been transferred TO El Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15
MAXIMUM PRICE OF BEET
SUGAR FIXED AT IOizC

maximum wholesale price OF 1O7z
cents a pound for all beet sugars at
al points in me United States was
established Friday b. the department
OF Justice.
Previously beet sugar prices ranged
from 10 cents a pound to 1913 cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-15

spot cotton quiet and unchanged sales
on The spot 547 bales: 90 arrive. 1000
Low middnnr. $3.50; mailing. fse.75;
sood middins. fil50s receipts. $50 haiesi
stock. i573 bales
Cotton Futures. Close
New EcrE. NOV l5.-c1ttou futures
closed easy December Sg5.35- Janua ~,
ssf75; Marcia saa9s; May. s72les July.