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The sun., 1919-07-15
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richard Deacon
OF Ketterlng Lodge Webster Park. st.
Louis. announced yesterday the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Queenie
Deacon. to Thomas Stephen Martin Of
this city, son of William Martin Martin
of Dundee, Scotland. Mr.. and Mrs. Dea-
con and their daughter now are at
Westport Inn, Westport-op-La Lake Cham
plain. N. Y. The wedding will take
place In the autumn.
The sun., 1919-07-15
CLAY w. HOLMES.

ELMIRA. n. Y, July l4.-Clay w.
Holmes, widely known Elmira business
man. writer and public official, died az
his home here yesterday. aged II years.
He was prominent alumnus OF La
fayette College at Easton. Pa. and n
member OF many Masonic bodies. He
held several local public Offices.
The sun., 1919-07-15
DR.. JOHN PECK BROOKS.

ONEco. Conn, July li--Dr. John Peck
Brooks is dead at Providence, r. l., ac-
cord!ng to word received to-day here.
He was among the best known ply
stc!anS in Southern New England and
was born in Clinton Park. y. Y, sew
enty-fve years ago. He studied mcdI-
cine in New York city and later at
Nancy. France. His widow survives.
The sun., 1919-07-15
Morri. Goe. to om.k

TOXIC. July 14.-Roland s. Morris,
United states Ambassador to Japan. has
left Toxic for Omsk, the seat OF the
all Russian Government. Ambassador
Morris undertakes the journey under in
structions from Washington to make
q report on conditions NJ Omsk.
The sun., 1919-07-15
shonts Il ont of Danger.

DIR. J. Bentley Squler OF 10 East Forty
ninth street, who has been attending
Theodore p. Shonts. announced last night
that the PETERBOROUGH Railroad head Is
entirely out of danger and is improving
rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

+. III. Il! H.-.a a'f po il Columbia 5, G
Re-. 9 g Martin %. Lexington. is
a-.@ assisting Rev. Franz :. TYLER
80 2-7:r= c;%d services u iaa Meth
-, y wass,s- !et, ;Ae a-s. OF the
-h t- -" l5-E- . spend nc week
80 -e-.-1 o. ?hEs'clan.s
= ri-=---l E--. him.
Sentz has returned home from
= extended IT.. . C.itarg-r.
= Z v. i;7r7 IL spen.sny r.a.
1zEs = louisville IL
professor H5"z-z :. Hall = II the
e.:E .cos.-r atc-- business cgrrac;-d
- - ng;oa and Lee s! g90,-
! = Ales ms returned home from
As-7lz'd ~ woe-e ~ we-, - 9s vim
w-o ms been Il! w.,h
s-s = y Ds-y.a ana lt,.,s son.
!.eroe-t -aF@ -e-g-aez morn. tom No--
~: "t"-~ So" attended tn. webbing
., Nj L.r'.n's Sister. MISS Virginia
.,:.. w59:.ss. gegsga, ia.s-es, 70
ne $50 "as sp.emr.zed mis- At
'Efffc' 81 p'r.g--. in the pits.
caurca "te1 Bliss Jennie Goodwin
Sn"ac d @-.er q ~ zra Ms, Edwin
g.s.tF h..a-re the. bride u Or.
s.a s .sl + ~ asststiHg PISS
Di.2 r@@a go "eGnlng MARCHES.
he h:.,@ r. q graduate VI iioNins
p-4"Ss ana = o.. 81 the most charm
!aS t'sin p+fS ~ ,aa younger set. Qu!'c
~ -. iti,-"i"e":s nave been
me r'oe,n is = son Of the late Or.
sr2 AfE. Jon. Chandler Wysor. and
aas reean'.. returned from Bervicc
..s-Esas ~ captain IN the I.a!ted
- al.s ,r@c a. corps sf;"r q bridal
Up - ~" Io'@ ci'y Dr. and Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
BOWLING GREEN

tfre,lsl 70 me T!rncr DIspa,ch.l
GC"LI.G GREEN. Va. oct. %
H's- Jessie . Ennis and Mira. w r
H'.acdlr spent ac1cral DAYS this week
y, I'D Mr. r Irby. Of Black
81 ard i,- 3 ~ rroaddus " -"
IIh'sy teISnt!n. hDE returned from
'.s ~ h sister. Mrs 9. j.. Baker.
Gsnrs' . Taper, y, Wiiliamsport
y" - 'tng ~. sister. Mrs w w
,.."nss AIlne yichards has returned to
WASHINGTON "ft"r spending few
qa%;,s " ncr 9afenE. sir. and Mrs
Hrs Gep,pa WorlfoIk. Mira c. j.
p.lhs - srcs LUcy Voolfolk and
Luz Io'a@n sDent Il part II This week
M,s l'ar nas r.tp,ned from visit
~ ara Hfs ~ ". Green enter
,ath'd Il n1"ber n their frIcnda this
~"ry ~ i,DDE me ocrarion b.inr ihc
l'iit "'nIscfsary ~ lhcr marriage,
Nh'h. me-. present ~"rc sir. and
~ y q DDiarur,tc. Mr. and Mrs
!" d.lo' Mr. AMI Hrs. T.. j. George.
~ y 'h"nhlcr. Hr. and Mra.
5NFt'" I;fnacfHh. hr. and Mrs T. r.
Ifasl~ ~ and Grs W r. Ero,ddn.
H!f and 1fE Z. q Valentine 3r and
Mtt Jrrafdvr. Sir. ana Nrn
- - Men N. and mrs. H. j. Martin
n ana mis g. ;" Ijoibrr'on. 4r. and
.MgH \" ohanfier. III. and Mrs.
GU, Hf""Gons. ingis. Jininca, Lucy
"llhop Dr. * r. GiaEnelI y. f.. holland.
''"'H j. tlcharJs ana H. i. coghiIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Week Movie Calendar
In
BUou. MoDia

wcduescn,. Dcri Lytcii in "Lom-
bnrdi, Ltd; Thursday. Friday and
saturday, Nioin Dana in please
BLJEBIltn-Mondn and Tues
dny, William Desmond in Dan
Gcrous Waters; "Wednesday and
Thursdny. "raid in Advance: Fri
day and Saturday. William Duncan
in .SmnShinT i'arricr>."
BROADW'AY-Au week. Dorothy
Philiips in "Thc Right TO Itappi-
ness"
CoEoNItL-Monda Tuesday md
Wednesdny. niilic Burke In sadie
Love-; Thursday, Friday and Sntur-
dny. Charles Kay in "Thc Egg
Crate. WnlIop."
IsIS-Au week. .Whcn Hcarcnt
Went Dry
0DI:o.ySm,Mondny. Gindy. Brock
Wei Wei, IN "rhc Sn'nh", TmeSday. iInr-
Wednesday. Geraldine Fnrrnr i'm
.!he World and Its Woman;
TI,hf u:y' Tho World and Its
Douglas Fairbanks in Ills Majcsty.
the American"
REN-Mondny. Marie wurcnmp
In En, Tempe, Cody Rides Wild" and
Nisht-; TUESDAY. Charlie chap emn'n IL
'Thc I'loorwaIkcr"; Wrdncsd,y
"The Great Gamble" and ..T'hc IIoor-
walker; Thursdny. Neal Hart in.
sands OF tho Desert" md ..Thc
Crow; Fridny. "Sands OF INV
Desert. "'rhc Washcr,yomnn'. War.
and 's'The SON OF "a Hun: SATURDAY.
James j. Corbctt in "Thc Midnight
Man."
NiCroR-Mondny, Tuesday md
Wednesday,. Mar, PIckford i'm
"a mariilS. of Clothes Line tIlcy."
nnd Roscoe ArbuckIc in ..nuck
Saturday. Clara kirnbail Iounr i'm
"Ihc Savage Woman" and .incIr
Tom Without n Cabin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Good Feature. III. nlr.sir

p. Dangerous T=-s's .+s;
~ t-y- va.-. -. =:
ne @--v.-r- :-- E.- z --s.zy.
" az desmond @ -Ls -
se1 a-E '----a- - 49, - --z
s=-.----- zr---s - s-s--
l.@-S -a- TAr y.
H--- "at r-t---s - 1,sr Yes. e
.s "t--s--- -'.- 80 r..
"al;e- Et-rg Cz.y
~ = pre- = -l=s:-.c-zs zE :
F., ~ s -r~a' E1tEz. = -.
go .A:tal CA-s~ la
-- D2=;- st.-.s est;
:;t.s slt-E,-g.s a-t tc=-ss ms
e'-@i-- t:s-;E lnl ~ a.l-ztz-
--s lttst &c &c attclcgtss M. ~
= - maize ~ Pz-1 ~ Ldyarcl
..'t' = F-ttrprr d -ct.cr.. IA ys
An"h y, e-h=scaE ana THURSDAY TIE
" 3;.nT.e leart - ma f1r c.g.,-
snc I'-"son |I,y. EIgrd.,e
: 1900 Esys during ne rJ.c -.s- %
ih@ Y---on region. Jaues O.l..- 60,
90 - eminent VIE: " novels a.d
~ .a2 - stores "rote ne "a. 80.
nSi-t.1 allen J. Iiouupar. cir4-,o-
ne i'3el.t-on 70 ,-atspose i, r,s,,
p. yri'e- page 20 me .-.een. rl.s.
yht ~ -. Priscilla Dean anG "
an Stove al popular stars 49,.
- naip'c movie t&is. are IN Tic cas-.
Ntt-l@n Duncan. the ;--ea, ravo.t..
tt'I'i.s 70 'ae BEGenf-S F-fLay .5
~ mis- latest charrs. rlf.Y
SMASH NJ Ha-'.crs" Jos Ran ...
..t ay-t Villain. tat-!.iariy E.ow- -.
HhSs5if.Ai "-- he @!ta him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
harJ pickford MT victor.

NJ the Victor Theateg. beginning 70
morrow and continuing through wa
nsuas mary PIckfori. in her latest
1HIlcfait picture, "Ama-i!iy o, C!otnes
Lane AiieJ, VIII h shown II IS IN
most humorous picture IN which sh.
mas anpearef Clothes Line AIev "a
ypioa' or INC tenement d!strict Of :.
great metropolis and the chnrac,, o.
from the star down. arc all !ndigr,1vos
10 he, precincts that form NO large
aho oicturesqu. portions OF tn> CRY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Famous. Move, pic,ur~-,s

!" ar S"arrar Wen. -. -,
this " s'''. .r. II m Isis Theajer al
read N.Y. o. ha-..s E%yiii i'1 J" oe.;
pbo,I ~ .i.t AaH BEEN mao, into
1cnsitreg,,' t-. s.us ~ . nramaIlc IN
of p. -, Silr--r Tn character.
"a, N y ..iIe are ihc~ uzrdr t5o,,,,
from rai Iit, o. aaste-n Ee,.uely who.
slight tSgafG f3r .-af.-rr.s, s,2 ~
are tn,1 desce..Iarra g.. H'y
GERS who hlaz.c .- y" "atHy pion-
1hai stare ana Il"--.elv =, T.. 81
,h f;nd # ~ @9 aqa onen ras wh1en
qualities s prov dec ""''".
Fox &! sdns W I1% .,ad wamen T. ,ae
shown o. Tho same program al %.sx
Varied MI, n, oaron.
Wh.ch IS a, The odoon ,omo.roty iI.s
nnrg.tN adNrn'ufes Of whtch inc ro
iters is the love story or tho ,.SiI.I' 4, ,,
lanns wh"r. JEALOUSY rivals ar1
GLADYS Brocltweli IN the role ~ Ir,s'r.
mas achieved ano.her trIll,nnb
nj, nnd perf Key tAe srya, o,t-of -doors.
fear-inspirtng .ipure IS
m, cTSirrineIy realistic fire seine IN
a ' bia1t - IN, ,am Maj Is rescued from
Ford, Forms the climax OF ''.yhr' .ri
njc yS; hyr Hew F%!ramount-hricrat,
at u ne odeon Thearcr Tucsday ION
WedheSda double bIlI v.u b..
Teliegen being shown in "rH" WIZ 80;
and its woman the fascinatin,s ~ -"
mantle drama N which irrv
such big nj; when here h.iorcS 'orc1
Roaring Lions on Il Miduirb,
press VII supply the comedy ;,t,raI>.
iion. Thursday, The WorId ana +,
Woman" is tn" attracii,n ''U :,
0ut the comedy Friday -
SATURDAY, Douglas Fairbanks viii h.
ssth IN his Majesty, the American :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Stage Success on screen.

lombard Ltd" the big Screen
IasSics, nc production starring Bert
LElell is booked as the feature at,-sr.
Ion at the Bijou Thcater beginning
tomorrow and continuing through We'd
HesoaN II Is pictUr!ZatiOu OF M
1amouS oliver Morosco stage s,iccrss
by those gifted collahorators. Frederic
..,,n fsnnE Hatton. which enjoyed a
run OF AN entire season in New. YORK
nns more man year OF continuous
LOMBARD, LID" was in fact on.
OF me outstanding hits Of recent ;hea,
b bna seasons and il is said TO nave
peth Trans ateG 10 the screen viz
minuteness or detail and q ,gaaI.k"
specla!- settings tnat make !; even
Lnore sattrins comedy in me Silent
1heattr. '''--i =
, Weld Dana. n Please &c, Married e
r 80 as rex -8oudo!-' cored,
= a''lerr rs t-t attraction T.u-~c.y 80
Gay and' saturday i tells 81 ~. -.
.. :prHg arrey-roc, c5G:le s,5
ahd ceisG attE-!y s-5ova.,Is'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
CLIFTON FORGE

Spccial 20 Tnc Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. Va oct. 25-Nro
9 j. Nair. Jr.. is spending = Inon,f ar
SS "ccAs. with her parents In Duo
hospital Ia Baltimore. She .xncc,s -, =,
b. there some t!inc -
hts Lizzie Parks, OF Rcdford ci,y
:" me guest OF Mr ana Mrs. t. J..
spinner. on Church street.
Elcha7d n Eni;ou. o. Roonok. 4,
ioImey resident; OF this city, sncn, So :"
'Fai days mere this week Hc'-
Mrs W. +. Powell ana NJ, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Back Stage"

Roscoe ArbucEle, IN Back stage"
S ::e comedy feature.
Ihr-sc-%. Friday and Saturday Clara
: ~ % Dung "! le shown u The
. 'S-+ " Oman, one = he mos: -
,-s--- l:t1L c;l11s ms talented s.1.
mas "v.- made "Uucls Ton .g.--y:
. tat- VIAL - 80 1-1. ~=.-s:,
--C.- .e1,-.- -. ..-s Lz.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Billie BurI, =, ro,,,,,

-el ~ second t--n= within ~ r.,.
1I.s.-- 80 tEy ~
nann 20 ,a= s--sr -
y;.5 cl-t 80 MAJ
Eict--+, = ~ r. a.: a..
! 9tE-sy -.-- ---
E s. r-1.-s ..
z Hootr .zc- c-a. -
80. %e7s ga : b-2gs .5msdy
LET. Jos=s-s,. -, ~ s.z...a
go 80. r.; stores t9r C.e-le. ~
- - !. 20 some -o.E. --z,s--
-ce Esg C-z,e VAIN"
TT,a-1o o- A''r--f- l1ce rl,,-o-,'s,
'lI@El2r, ne CC-ousa, Traa,.- .r,.-
p:aT .ad sa,.-aay ea.ig ~
-es. Drize -rg ,rf- - &c -
pusiiisE Hz-od L,oyd.s fy-.o,. loila!
10; 80 K!nogram N@rs a-s aade9 "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
ROBERTS TALKS
TO AID WRITERS
Chamber of Commerce
Manager Tells Ad Men
How To Help the City.

Karl n Roberts, new manager OF
the chamber Of commerce. was the
guest Of honor at the weekly luncheon
Of the FL Paso Adclub Friday at the
sheldon. The attendance was one Of
the largest that has turned out for
nearly a year
The usual round table discussion
was DEVOTED TO the question OF adver-
Using in public programs. The sub
ject was viewed from every possible
aspect and the majority or members
was OF the opinion that it was not a
feasible manner of advertisement
NJ P. Carlock, president Of the club.
drew attention to the truthful cut"
in all advertisSments OF members and
told Of the benefits~end business that
this slogan was responsible for.
Roberts Makes Talk.
In his speech. Mr.. Roberts told Of
the aims Of the reorganized chamber
Of commerce Its work has been di
vided into nine distinct departments.
namely: Traffic. trade extension. ag-
riculture. education. civie. manufac-
turing. retail merchant legislature
and highways. AR Roberts avOWed
these departments would be active in
a specific manner and a vital part OF
the work Of the chamber Of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
For Rent-Housss UnFurnishsd
BRIGHTEN YOUR KTTCHEN

FOR RENT
5ee1 Nations Ave, uear Country
club. rooms j. 6 P S1l-el
1914 z Boulevard. 9 p apartments .s2l-za
Store room. Wyoming St -.-.----.. 5000
store raor1. 1Qe9 =. Missouri 1890. SoQq4
3 room adobe . acres land --.-----s1l-Qo
s room adobe 1 acre laud, S20s or with
acres land --------.-----....-s -s-ll
store room Mesa Axe
". +. PAYNE
lo1 AEesz Ave. Phone 1899
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
Committee Formed To
Boost Overland Street
Starts Actipe Can7baign

An organization known as the over
land Street association was perfected
during the past week, with Chas. Civ
en- as its president Sol Levinson. vice
president; Emil Strauss. treasurer. and
R. J. Talpis, secretary. the aim OF the
organization being TO improve over
land street and make IL a better shop
ping district than Il has been. When
speaking Of the organization. ~Ben
Bromm, chairman Of the publicity
committee, said. Overland street will
soon be wen lighted with arc lights
and many OF the merchants are now
making extensive improvements and
are preparing for the increased bust
ness which the publicity campaign
about to be started by the orEaniza-
ton is bound TO bring Ii viii be the
aim OF the organization TO advertise
to the American buying public and
show them they can benefit by doing
their shopping on Overland street
The publicity committee viii have
personal supervision Of all advertise
ments and viii see TO Il that IL is in
a truthful and conservative manner.
The public may feel assured that there
viii be no misrepresentation OF any
advertising OF any OF the Overland
street stores"
The organization now has so mem
bers and viii hold regular monthly
meetings
Associated with Ben Romm. as the
publicity committee. is Fabien Stol-
aroff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
Livestock Market
chicago Iireefock. close


Chicago. H. March Omitted States
Bureau OF Markets. -Hogs-Receipt 3d.
00Q- Market unevenly 100 CSC higher
than yesterdays average Bulk OF sales,
S1S-25 q 1855; butchers. S1S-s5 q IS 65,
light. S1SGiS.z0; packing. $3.50 G1S-4e;
throwouts. S17 q 1885, pigs, good TO
choice. $3.50 G17-50
Catue-Recelpts, 5000 steers and She
stock slow. about steady Bulls CSC lower;
calves. steady 20 strong Beef cattle.
good. choice and prime S16-50G 90 CON
mon and medium. s1o-5oG 1850. butcher
stock. cows and heifers. SIS G15-5ef can
uers and cutters. S5-75 7-25; stoCkers and
feeders. good. choice and prime, SI1G
1f-75. inferior, common and uediuu. IS q
Il; calves. good TO choice. $3.50 q 1928
Sheep-Reccipts. 6gQo- Market generally
steady. lambs, choice and prime, So. 400
1885, medium and good, SIS q 1896 culis.
S15-25 1913; ewes. choice and prime
$3.50 G14s medium and good. ST a 55o.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. Nc. March T.-HoEs-Re-
ceipts- $500. Market steady. Heavy,
$3.50 91s-25; pigs S1201s.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 >1Iarzet steady.
Steers. S18G19: western. S12G17: cows,
S1oG15s heifers. s9-5001A505 stocl1ers,
s123I6-50; calves, s10G14-
Sheep-Receipts zoo. Market strong
LsmH. S1911s-25s yearlings, Sl5G17;
wethers. $3.50 G1A-s1s ewes. S1sG 1850
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Colo. March 7.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $50. Market strong Top, S1I-65;
Cattle-Receiptsr zoo Market steady
Beef steers. $3.50 616; cows and heifers,
S7.75G11; stockers and feeders, $3.50 g
1850 calves. $3.50 G15-25-
Sheep-Receipts. 200 Market lower
Lambs, s17-5Oa17-T5; ewes. S11-25 IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
Wanted to Rent

RESPONSIBLE couple wants three OF four
DIS. care Herald
SMALL furnished house Must Be clean
and modern Permanent. reliable terant-
address C1es. care Herald
AANTED-Two room apartment furnished
Private bath. southeast exposure Within
walking distance for nan and VIE. Ad-
dress l. LowenthaI care Fisher Hftel-
WANTED-Furnishcd modern six OF seven
room house with sleeping porch. In north
part OF town Run down places not con
sidered, Address p O. Box s4s, FL Paso,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
OLD STYLE COTTON TRADING
PERMITTED CONDITIONALLY

Washingt0n, D. G. March 20 Cd
lection VIII be made by the bureau
II markets TO bona fide cotton sales
or purchases under old style contracts
for the sole purpose OF uquidating
actually long existing or short inter-
est, provided such liquidation is &C
coHnplished not later than May I. 1873,
after which date all transactions
must be new style contracts, as pro
vided in the law approved March 4
Firms having such outstanding in
terests on March 81 VIII be required
10 report their positions at once and
10 make daily reports Of the number
OF bales sold or bought until their
outstanding old style contracts are
filled
call transactions must comply with
the new style contracts as liked by
the law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
Business Chances
We SILL Brown q sharpe Tools
A. NAFFE. 100 $. u pasn.

VIZ SILL Brown q Sharpe Tools
4. EAFFE. 400 :. II Paso.
Fl PAsO TRANSFER Co., phone 3673.
Baggage and moving; hauiing Of all kinds
CONFECTIONERY for sale. Box So, Las
Cruces. New Mexico
HAVE SMALL tract q land near sun
shine we'll at Pecos. will sell IN one acre
lots. Address C1s5. care Herald
GROCERY STORE 70 sell. invoice s250o-
sales per month s2500. Reasonable rent
F. C.. Parrish. DemiuE. y. M-
NELL ESTABLISHED lunch room doing
good business. cheap remit bargain call
between 9 and II a. m. and 10 p m
f23 T. san Antonio
WANTED-Buuding site in exchange for
furniture OF Il room roominE house. close
IN. rents $50. or VIII sen cheap Terms
HOTEL FOR SALE-FurnIture and lease
Of Vermont hotel zsf 18th street. halt
IS rooms. hot and cold water in all rooms;
two baths and toilets Doing fine business
Address Vermont hotel. Douglas. Az
FOR SALE snap; complete vulcanizins
plant iu best location in city Cheap rent
Reason for selling have other interests
demanding my attention. Address III
csnizinE. care Herald
WANT OPERATOR for dining room in
leading hotel in good town near Il Paso-
Good business established Rent free with
long time privilege 10 right party Write
T137. Herald
81, 500 WILL Buy controlling interest and
sole management % automobile company
Good money making business. vel 10
led. give US assurance you have suffi-
cient money 70 handle. address Acres
enriHe. care Hera Iu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
N. q. LIsTFD sTOCKs
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated Pressl-
o-e-T York. March Mercantile paper
81 u5te percent
Sterling 60 day bills, &4.73; CONNER
ciaf SO day bills on banks, S4.72%; com
mercial 90 day bills s4-72izi demand
SE75at. cables ss.16 7-I6-
Time loans. easier: 50 days. 90 days.
So @554 percent months, "a g 5si per
cal money. firner; high. ~ percent;
low. 4Z. ruling rate 49, closing bio
AZ: offered at f7s last loan. 3 percent
Copper. somewhat steadiers electrolytlc,
ron a quiet: No. 1 northern and No. l
southern. ss4- No. 2 northern and No 2
Lead. quiet; spot and March. s5-a75z q
spelter. quiet; East St Louis spot 's17
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng March THE following
we're the quotations in tiae London met
as market today
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
GLOBE PLANS NEW $4,000
SCHOOL BUILDING; TO VOTE

Globe. Arfz.. March THE taxpay-
ers Of the Globe school district VIII
hold an election March % to vote on
the purchase Of a plot Of ground,
costing $500. If the election favors
the purchase Of the ground, the
school board plans TO erect a combin-
alton executive building and gymnas-
Jun TO cost approximately 5000
The old Dreamlshd theater site viii
he used for the new edifice. Plans
have already been completed TO en-
large the high school building and the
central school building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
GRAIN Market
CARRIES HIGHER
Prospect Of Bullish Report
On Farm Reserves Pushes
the Prices Up.

Chicago. ILL.,. March T.-Pros1ects Of a
builish showing I'm the government report
scn farm reserves carried the corn mar
kct today sharply higher. Opening prices.
which ranged from = T1izc higher, with
May at SI-297i nl.901s and July at S125 Z
nL255s. were followed by decided fur
Their gains.
Oafs Soar With Corn.
Oats advanced With CORR After opening
: q sc up. with May at G. G61 s c. the
market scored q moderate upturn-
Big orders for Belgium lifted provisions
Close l. Strong
IN the late dealings. prices were helped
upward by reports that the harbor work
ars' strike ats New York was likely 10
end tonight The market closed strong,
AZ T47sc net higher. with May at S134A
No important setback took place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
BURGLARS START A FIRE,
WENACING COLORADO TOWN

Morrison, Colo, March IA fire
started by burglars in the store OF
the Pike Perry Mercantile company
about $3.50 o'clock this morning threat
ened the destruction Of this town. The
arrival Of an engine company from
Denver. II miles away, saved the en-
tire business and residence district OF
the summer resort from destruction
The fire Quilted the mercantile es-
tablishment. destroyed the postoffice.
together with accumulated mail and
wrecked a drug store in an adjoining
building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-07
CANDIDATES IN PRIMARY
MUST FILE STATEMENTS

Candidates in the city primary cleo
ton on March ]. are slow in filing an
tented statement OF their campaign
expenses. according to II. D. Camp,
former chairman OF the city Demo
cratic executive committee. The law
provides that the statement must be
filed within 10 days after the cleo
ton. according to former city attor-
neg J. Il. McBroom-