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The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Winkley, J. Ray Moore. Mrs. J. Ray Moore, Max Friend, Mrs. Max Friend M. E. Hbrnlein, Mrs. Max Hornlein H. A. Hornlein, Mrs. H. A. Hornlein Miss Ruby DeGraff left this morn ing for Anchorage, where she will re main several weeks looking after Captain Lathrop's interests over there.
 Professor c. c. Georgeson, of Sitka who is at the head of the agricultural experimenting stations in Alaska, is passenger aboard the Watson fol Kodiak.
 Mrs. T. A. Hoxby, wife of Dr Hoxby, who is in charge of the Ken necott Copper Company's hospital al Latouche, was a Cordova visitor or her way to the States.
 Attorney T. J. Donohoe has award ed the contract sfor the building of a new home on Fourth street to Bartley Howard, who has a force of men at work excavating for the foundation.
 Miss Una North, stenographer in the Bank of Anchorage, visited with Cordova friends this morning while the Watson was in port. She is re- turning home from trip to the States.
 Malcolm Brock has purchased the home he occupies from the s. Blum estate, and contemplates making a number of improvements to the prop erty, including the installation of a new heating plant.
 Miss J. Shorr, stenographer in the office of B. P. Clark, assistant freight and general passenger agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, at Seat tie, is round tripper on the North western.
 F. s. Gordon, a Fairbanks business man, returned yesterday from Valdez and left for his home on this morn ing's train. He had intended going over the trail from Valdez in an auto mobile but was compelled to abandon the trip on account of the deep snow over the summit. ...
 The steamer Admiral Watson ar rived from Seattle at 6 o'clock this morning with the following passen- gers for Cordova: o. B. Bowers, B. w. Tillman, Alan M Bateman, Professor Rollin T. Chamberlain, Professor Ben Heyberg, Thomas Larson and three third cabin passengers.
 Miss Rilda. Ferguson, principal or the Pocatello, Idaho, public school, and Miss Maud Thurman, principal of the Idaho Falls public school. are round trip passengers on the steamer Northwestern and were pleasantly GIL
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30
tertained here while the boat was in

ltertained here while the boat was in
 port.
 w. A. Hesse returned yesterday
 afternoon from business trip to the | Granby mine, near Valdez.
 Major General John F. Morrison,
 head of the western department, U. s. A., will arrive in Valdez on the
 steamship Alaska, for the purpose of
 inspecting conditions here first hand. General Morrison is an old campaign CT, having served in Cuba and the
 Philippines and is one of the best
 posted men on Alaska at the head of the army.
 Ed. Sanders, the Valdez miner, ar- rived on the steamship Northwestern
 from Kennecott, where he has been
 working for some time. Before com ing up to Valdez MT. Sanders visited the coal fields at Boring river and re-
 ports considerable work being done a that point. He says wages have
 been raised recently at Kennecott and lot of new men employed.-Val- deg Miner.
 Major Shillerstrom, inspector gen. era sf the western department of the army, was in town yesterday and left on this mornings train for the in terior. Major Shillerstrom is making a tour of the forts and places where soldiers are now stationed preparing for the transfer of the men now in Alaska and for more troops to be sent north within the next couple of months He is accompanied on his trip by M>J. Hughes, aide clerk.
 All. Smith, who filmed Miles glacier two years ago and also took several situations in the Copper river valley for an Alaska movie picture, is a passenger on the Watson for Kodiak where he will stage screen play. The members of the company who are with him include F. M. Roessler, Mrs. F. M. Roessler, Miss Dixie Dawson, Al I Smith, E. E. Gittens, Mrs. George A Learn, Miss Goldie Learn, Mrs. Thomas H. Morton, Thomas H. Nor ton, Miss Agnes Stewart.
 Nazimova, the great star of the Metro pictures, Revelation" which will be presented at the Empress thea tre tonight, shows her ability as an artistic interpreter of classic dancing in this photodrama. Dressed as bacchante, priestess of Bacchus, god of wine and revelry, with leaves in her hair, garland of grapes across her shoulders, with goblet in one hand, and cluster of grapes in the other, she performs La Danse Bac- chanal,' typifying the exhuberant spirit of revelry of Partisan cafe. The. great Nazimoya, execnted t2a
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

< Home portraits of Quallty. Agency CosJova drug store. scarbor6ush. pho. to6ispher. 14-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Your eyes fitted. Compound and sti1natic lenses replaced. Sec o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
FL PASO COURT OFFICERS
LEAVE FOR CULBERSON COUNTY

Judge ~. d HoWe, district attorney
Leigh Clark and h II. Schamp. court
stenographer. OF the Sftn district
curt VIII leave sunday evening FOR
Van Horn TO open she October term
Of the district court Of Culberson
county on Monday.
Three Important damage suits VIII
come up az Van Horn az this tenn Of
court one being the case Of Roas-
berry vs. ]. G. Daugherty and the es-
tate OF Joe Irby. This is q suit 70
1oreclose a lien, Mr. Daughetty claim
ing an interest iu the property in-
VOWED j. Y. Canon IS suing the q
p railway for damages to a ship
ment Of cattle and the case Of Cheat
ham VS. Malone is In regard 10 title
20 land, a large tank being situated
on the land Involved.
a grand jury has been summoned,
but y IS doubtful II there VIII be any
criminal business during this term.
The ran terra Of the district court
n Hudsneth county VIII ouen the
ihird Monday Of the month At which
zine several suits OF a civil nature
wiz come I'D
There vas no spring term held az
sierra Blanca in April, due 20 the
prevalence Of smallpox fin that locality
ana Lor that reason the docket for
THIS term VIII be somewhat larger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

DR.. Anna Reum. Buekler Bldg. Phi s77.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
kenneth OLIVER
KILLS BURGLAR
Former 81 Pasoan Shoots
Man Robbing His Home
IN California.

Kenneth %. oliver formerly Of II
Paso. now a resident Of Brawlay.
calf. killed a burglar IN his home
there a few MORNINGS ago.
Copies Of papers from Brawlsy. re-
ceived by his motherinlaw. Mrs W..
s. Tuton. Of 1907 Montana street. give
the details.
Mr.. oliver had been at LaJolla visit
ing MS wife. formerly Miss Mildred
Iilton. and SON. who were summerinE
there. and was returning 20 his home
ia BraWiey about IS o'clock in the
morning, when man from the dark
ness Inside the house pushed re-
FolFer into his face and commanded
him TO throw I'D hts hands he oid
so and was backed into a closet by the
burglar and locked there.
remembering that ne had e loaded
shorguu and revolver iu the closet,
BIZ oliver began % tumble for them,
Just as he placed his hand upon the
revolver. the burglar demanded 20
know, ~Wh-- are you dolus. and
came back to the door. Mr. Oliver
fired through the door as the man
unlocked It.
As he stepped out, the man made
a lunEe fo- him with a dirk and a
pistol but dropped dead before ne
could do any harm, az divers bullet
had penetrated his heart
A coroners inquiry eIQueratac NJ
Oliver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Sealed proposals for constructing
the Oracle-Apache. Section j. Project.
located entirely within the Coronado
National Forest. Pima County. Ari-
zonal viii be received by the Bureau
OF Public Roads. o. S. Department OF
Agriculture, Luna Striclzier Bldg. Al
ccloclz, october 20, 1873, and VIII then
be opened The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids, and nere VIII
be considered except those from con-
tractors ascertained TO be experienced
and responsible The project ia ap-
proXimateiy 4 miles in length. and
the principal Items Of work are ap-
proXimately as follows. 1919 cubic
yards rock excavation. 62f9 cubic
yards common excavation. co.57 n. g
81 bridge trestllng Ia place; with cor
metal pipe culVerts, concrete,
hubble masonry. and incidental items.
The work IS 20 be completed within
ninety (9ol weather working days.
The maps. plans. Specifications.
estimate Of Quantities. and contract
forms may be examined at above
address, or 30l Custom House, Denver.
Colorado. Proposals must be made on
forms, and in accordance with in
structions. forming part OF the E0eci-
fications, and must be accompanied
by a deposit in an amount al least
equal 20 five per centum OF the
OF the bid, IN accordance with
said Instructions.
J. 6. Bright.
District Engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
STOCKS SHOW
REG0VERfE5
Strong; Buying For
Both Accounts Following
NeWs From Washington.

Kew York Oct The stock
market made substantial recoveries
during today's brief trading period
from rs extreme depression o. the
preceding session. news from Wash
iugton causing buying for both ac-
counts Renewal OF the recent In
curry for rails. particularly Pacifics
and gr1ugers. az gains Of 2 TO almost
s points. provided a better foundation
for speculative lssueE- steel, equip
uents. motor. OIL and food shares
registered advances OF 2 TO ~ points,
Crucible Steel American and Baldwin
locomotives. General Motors and
Mexican Petroleum featuring their
respective divisions American
WOODEN. Central Leather. Atlantic
aalf and L05accos also made variable
sains- The closing was strong. Sales
appruximated $4,000 shares
FINAL Liberty bond prices todag were;
e--'s. fll9l5s FIRST SIS fg5.z2i second S.
fati lirzt fat IS. e95-5o- second fH's. fea6oi
-nir1 4ita feli fourt1 AZ IS. ta4.li; VIC
tory 1s fae-4-s Victory 7a's $3.50
Early Gains Registered.
alcouraeI 1Fcrnlg ht news from wash
irE-on gave strength % the general ilFt
.lTestme-t Issues az weu as speculative
Joining % che many gains o. I TO points.
United states steel was among the leal-
ere wI-h popular equipments, motors and
their Eperlaltiez. oils feathers and tex
tiles Moderate reactions were made ny
arced before the and cf the first hlit
hour hy additional gains IN OILS and
equipments. notably Mexican Petroleum
and American Locomotive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
GREAT ACTIVITY PROMISED
IN SAN XAVIER DISTRICT

Activity On the Mineral Hiu san
Xavier district about 20 miles from
Tucson. Ark Is promised for this
coming winter. IT is reported that
development Of the San Xavier is
about % proceed and that the Empire
Zinc company Is planning 20 reopen
the old san Xavier mine. william
Kemp Is orEanizlng a company in Chi-
cago 70 take over the Vulcan prop
erty from Lessrs. Ramsleil. Walker
and Pembertou. The Kemp interests
have been negotiating for the Tom
Shacklett property adjoining the
Vulcan. but the SahuarO Copper COM
pany, organized on the basis OF the
former property IS going ahead with
its financing efforts with the definite
object Of developing &c 20 a selling
basis There are four claims in the
Tom shacklett property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Greatest Menace To u. S.
Business, German Trade
InDasion, Gone With VA

Kansas City, NO, Oct. a-The great
est menace 10 American business
German Industrial invaslon-was re-
moved and its recurrence made imp0s-
s1hie by the great war. declared A.
Mitchell Palmer, United states at
torney general. speaking before the
Missouri Ear association Friday.
"As alien property custodian said
Alr. Palmer. IT took over three GUAR
ters Of a billion dollars Of German
property in the United States"
How Germany confiscated Ameri-
can properties in Rumania by comreu-
sating the private owners, lin WORTH
less stage money. was revealed by
the attorney general Palmer In an adj
dress here TO-DAY before the Missouri
Bar association Extracts from the
official orders Of Gen. Won Macken-
sen, he said. constituted -verT strik-
ing evidence that Germany has not
told the truth with respect 10 the
treatment Of American property"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
TIE COURTS.


Non Jury Cases
GIFT Tricola vs.. c. Mayer, Non
day. October 6. 1913.
7119=-R Proctor vs. VS.. Ada Fusi-
ler- Monday, October s, 1919.
7090-Heim vs. Miller. Tuesday, Oc-
tober z. 1919
7027-Duncan Campbell vs. P P.
Hammett. Tuesday. October z. 1913
dll5-Wise Seed Co vs.. Runkle &
Peacock. Monday, October 10, 1913
59z8-W. ]. & 7. x. Taylor vs. p.
3. & r H. Bailey, Monday, October
13. 1913
s72s-MoCabe Cattle Co. We. Fl Paso
S. w. r p. Co. Tuesday, October "a,
1913
592s-McCabe Cattle CO. vs.. So.
Fac Co. Tuesday October IA, 1913.
plz7-alearlnan VS. Pomeroy. We'd
nesdays October Is. 1913.
Jury Cases.
ll40-Aasqueiette VS. ZeigeE, ad-
mlnist7ator. Wednesday october 8
6ssI-Great western OIL CO. vs.
Ray Earrel. Ct al, wednesday, Oc-
rober 6. 1913.
s9s1-Rodriguez vs. silva. Thurs
day. October 8. 1913.
6lAl-Lee Fountain Us. Fl Paso s
" r r. Co. Thursday. October g.
l062-Uribe vz. Pullman Palace Car
Co, Friday, October 10. 1913.
955g-Jenkins Piano Co. VS.. Powell,
Friday October 10. 1913.
announcements must be made on
--oli-zy mornings as 10 cases set for
-lial during the ensuing week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
SEPTEMBER PRODUCTION MAY
NOT SHOW An INCREASE

According TO reports from ali the
big shelters Of Arizona there IS said
% BE nothing 20 Indicate that the pro-
luctiou Of copper for September VIII
1ea Consolidated Copper company at
Eauanea is expected 20 be up 10 full
capacity By October I and some Of the
shelters other than those al Douglas
may show an increase. but the reports
had not indicated It. For some time
the movement Of stored copper from
last winter at the Copper Queen smell
ter AZ Douglas. Ariz-. 10 the eastern
refineries has been at the rate o. Two
carE a DAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
BUSINESS
SHOWS INCREASE
Total Resources For Past
Week In F. r. Banks
Are Biz Gain


Total resources for the Dallas fed
eral reserve bank during the past
week show an increase OF between
s15,0Oo.o0o and s2a0oo.000. The re-
port for the week, as issued By the
Fl Paso branch OF the bank. reads as
follows.
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates ia vault.
S6.gS6,615; gold settlement fund.
s5.l7o6if52; gold redemption fund.
.s2,52fI50; sold held with ~foreign
agencies. S2.S31. 22852. gold with
agent for retirement OF i. r. notes,
sl9,Sle.3f5; total, s5If30,963.0f.
Legal tender notes, silver, etc, ST.
s0l,5so-94i other cash and cash items,
f-,f5s,lab uSi total, s41, tsl, 1901
Five percent redemption fund T r.
bank notes, S4s5-20os bills discounted
members, .0sl,72z93; bills bought
in open market $685. total bills on
hand. S59,608, 1888.
Investment e. S. bonds s3.9ss COOS
c. S. certificates Of indebtedness. ST.
100000; total earning assets SIl,47f,-
135 SO.
Federal reserve banks, transfers
bought net" s5,56Q,33815; checks
and drafts I'm process OF collection.
S18.eI5, 526-93, due from other r. r.
banks, S64I594-97; all other resources.
sl,172.oo0.f2s total resources, Slfo,-
104.f1647.
Liabilities.
Capital paid In, s3.325,s00; surplus,
SZ,l-6,A6e-a1s government deposits,
s2.514.9 3Rff- due 70 member banks re-
serve account ff4,dlL6ls-57; deferred
credits account checks and drafts in
process Of collection. sl8.22d, 963.83;
F r. bank notes secured by u. S.
bonds. f9.32f,200. federal reserve
notes in circulation. S56.797 $50; for
elgn government credits, ,9lf,4f5 So
all other liabilities. f1.235. 2S28f; to-
counts with other r. r. banks. s17,- (
$40. 1000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
BAPTIST TRAINING SCHOOL
TO OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The third annual session OF the e.
Paso Baptist training school VIII open
az the First Baptist church Sunday
afternoon TO continue until October
10. At Sis p. ul. each day devotional
exercises win be held The first pc
Rod begins at $40 and includes nor
mai classes At 1880 p. m luncheon
Is served Prom 70 $50 a round
table discussion IS held on practical
methods and following that Is the
second period Of normal classes. At
$3.50 o'clock each evening an address
VIII be delivered
Tne fsculty OF the school IS as fol-
lows; Dr.. ". s. Wiley, lluskogee,
Okla Dr.. T. F. Williams. pastor First
Baptist church, Dr. George ". lie
Can. pastor Central Baptist church;
Miss Exile Mcdaniel. Dallas; DR.. H. ?.
Fermillion, Euuerintendent Southern
Baptist sauatorium, FL Paso; william
p. Philips, Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Dispatcher Risks Life
Stopping Train To Put
On Medicine for Wilson

Boston. Mass. Ger. s-John Purcell.
mail Dispatcher at South Station,
rlsked possible injury when he
stopped the Federal express % wash
ington 20 expedite the delivery Of a
package Of medicine Tor president
wilson last night
He mad received the package from a
messenger who shouted, Medicine for
the president as be dashed into the
mail room. The express was then
pulling out Of the train shed and Pur-
cell ran across the network Of yard
tracks and posted himself IN the glare
q ne olcom-uE el.-ul-s nell--El-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
GAINS RECORDED.
IN NE Tall LIST.
Advance Of So A Share In
Mexican Petroleum
Feature Of Market.

Butte & Superior in the metal list
ended the two hour session Saturday
with gain Of more than point the
rest OF the list closing at about yes
terday's level. according to J. S. Cur
tiss d Co, Sheldon hotel Mexican
Petroleum advanced 50 per share
New Cornelia on the curb sold al
25is; Magma Chief was lover with
plenty Of stock being offered at 81,
closing As bid, 81 asked.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

y = HTTEEf-
District Engineer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Livestock Market

Chicago. Ill. Oct f-doEs-Re Receipts
5000 15e higher; heavy, 1855 G 1850; me
diuu. S15-407-f light f15-75 9. 1885,
lirht-liEht fl5-15 n 1886 heavy packing
aows. smooth flAz5f us; packing EoWs,
rough s11.T56 1s-25; pigs, S1591s
Cstlie-Receirts 1ooo- market compared
with week ago. native hesf steers &c 10
I5c higher. sha-stocZ. steady 90 strong
feeders ead range cattle, sc higher; veal
calves 8 lower.
sheep-Raceipts. 5000; market compared
With week ago. fat and feeder lambs. most
lg 25c 90 F1--5 higher sheep and year
liuEs- irregular. z5c 90 l5c higher breed
kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
kansas city. 40. Oct 4-HoEs-Re-
ceirts. 2u00- market strong. Bulk. $3.50 G
1855 AeavieH, 1880 l6s medium $3.50
G15-15- lights. sl5-T5 1855 lght-iights
f17-5eT lf-l5 pigs $3.50 2 1873
Cartle-Receluts 5000; market for week,
beer and butcher cattle. generally steady 20
&c lower Gamers bulls and calves. most
ly steady; aiockers and feeders weak 20
zoe lower.
sheeD-Recelpts 1900 market FOR weak.
nativa and western lambs, Use 90 fl-25
higher stock eWls CSC higher ysariiug
Usthers. breeding sheep, stsadyi feeders.
Toe higher
Denve- Livestock. Close.
Denver colo. OCT 1.-cattle-Reesipts
11107 market steady Beef steers fs.5e1
1857 cows and heifars. s70t.5os stoczers
ard feeders. f7G11s calves sl1G GA
HoEs-Eeeeirta. zoos marser steady
TOP. $780, hui<- fl5-25 1850
Eleeu-RecEl PTS 1906 market strong
lambs. f1--50 G11-z5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
GERMAN U-BOAT
ON TOWN OF BRITISH ISLES

London. Eng. Oct 5.-Correspond-
ence OF the Associated Press. Since
the surrender OF the famous German
cargo submarine Deutschland. which
created a sensation BY her trip 70 the
United States In 1915. and hack 90 her
aome port she has been overhauled
ana now Is beginning a tour Of British
coast towns she wiz be open 10 In
spectlon BY the public On aid Of king
Georges fund Tor sailors.
Alterations have been made so that
visitors can pass into the interior
without having 10 descend the steep
iron ladder from the coming tower.
Her guns have been dismounted.
The Deutschland was among the 50
OF more German submarines surren-
dered by Germans after the armisclcs
and delivered 70 British naval author
tiles IN English ports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Judge Files 80 Niles 10 Court.
Fremont. Neb.. Oct & District
Judge ". F. Button left here Friday
n an alrplane FOR the town OF
schuyler. 81 miles west, where he
held a term Of court Judge Button
SAID that with good weather and no
accidents, he viii continue his circuit
OF his judicial district.
Or. j. H. Gam7reII announces removal
rom Dallas and return from service.
a4a -lilla hlds- Phi, office SIS; Res $3.50.
Dr.. s. A. Schuster, eye, ear nose
ana throat Providence hospital build
ing. Phone sos.
Orders ifBooze" Into Cutter.
Chicago, III. oct. Federal judge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

3 Balloons And Race
Crews Still Missing

ST. Louis. 40. Oct. FLOR more
than two DAYS since ten entrants IN
the national Championship balloon
race TOOK the air here, no word has
been received regarding three Of the
craft and it was generally believed
that the high wind and storm encuun-
tered by some Of the racers over Can
ada had driven the missing pilots 20
miuiol.
Cant Paul J. Mccullough plotting
the St. Louis 81; Capt Carl Dammann,
in command Of the Wichita, Kas-, en-
try. and Capt Ernest S Cole. IN
charge OF St Louis v, with their
aids. are missing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Ninth inning. second half. Ring
threw out Risbert at first. SchaIk
walked. Murphy batted Tor Clcotts.
Murphy line flied TO Rouse. schalk
on first Liebold lined to Groh. No
runs; no hits. no errors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
rs OVERPAm
q .n-..-ls 10 HEIuRN II

winnipeg. 1lan.. oct Thomas u.
Kelley. g Chicag0 contractor. rus-
pay back 10 the government Of Lani-
roba the sum Of i1-2oI.35l the board
81 appraisal having decided that this
was The amount received by Kelley in
over payments in connection with the
erection of The Manitoba parliament
building with interest at the r1te o.
five percent from July l. 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Nlnfl inning. lirst hnlf. RAN
touled 20 SchaIk. Jackson gathered
u paubart's fiy. sehalk got Groh's
nigh foul By leaning over into the
sfandstand boxes No runs; no hits;
no errors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Antonio Avllla. 271e Sacramento
street was painfully iuiured Friday
when the automobile he was driving
coluled with a car driven by ~. =
sawyer, 24l9 Copper street. az Piedras
and Federal streets sawyer escaped
injury. Avilla's injuries consisted Of
cuts and bruises about the head and
shoulders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Dr. J. Carlton Dysart. specialist. .a01
aliils street, Fl Paso. Tex. Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
OPENING WEAK,
CORN GOES UP
Rally Ensues With Gain In
Oats Due To Active De-
mand From Seaboard.

Chicago. III, Oct A-Fresh weak
ness developed in the corn market as
q result OF depression IN Argentina
and Of uncertainty created by ~
health o. president Wilson Selling.
however, was not aggressive. and a
rally ensued on account Of an advance
which che oats market scored under
the influence OF active demand from
the sea5oard- On the upturn, shorts
In corn covered freely. O1euing prices.
which ranged from 2 C to 1lsc lower,
with December s1.221t to S122 and
Nay S1e07s to Sl21. were followed by
2 rise IN some cases TO above yester-
DAYS finish
Lightness Of country offerings
opened as a bullish factor later. The
market closed firm. = c 10 nc net
higher. with Deem Der Sl-14 TO Sl24 ~
and May s122 to sL22s.
Cats Strong At Outset
Indications OF big export business
n cats gave the oats market strength
almost from the outset After open
ing c OFF TO G shade advance. In
Guiding December az T01t, the market
Havered a little and then Jumped rap
idly upward.
Provisions lacked support Hope q
European business, though, kept lard
: relatively firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

sha1sne on-the-Delaware Pa, oct
z.--lliss Alexa Sterling. Of Atlanta
successfully defended her title as
American goI champion here TO-DAY.
when she defeated Mrs. william 4.
Gavin OF New York. ia the final
OF the Woman's Championship by a
margin OF six up and five 70 play.