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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-28
PLAN TO REPEAT
ATTACK CT 1916
Railway Employees Chiefs Ap-
pear at Washington With New
Threat to Congress.
ASK s1.OO0.0OO.0OO MORE PAY.
Also Demand Naturalization Of Other
Industries. Following Example Of
Russian Soyiets.

NieO CS'''SiiH va VIVA % a -tri' ~ NNi.N'
Industries FolIouino FxamDle Of
aussisn so.t.,s
Weslhngton- 1t is Just three Years
since tie four leaders Of the railway
broJherhoodS. having refused arhltra
tiOu of thtr demands, sat u IEe ra.-
iery ~ the Ohtled States Senate ana
held their watches on lhe Senators
while the ora.a.e vote was h".n-
taken on the Adam~on Law Jhat gave
them SGotHSl'4H additional "a-e~ "a
year When the vote was counted and
announced the four labor chiet~ rushed
0ut 60 the telegraph office and with
drew the ortrr for nation wide
strike
That such a scene may be again en
acted on "a much greater Scale is ud'.
Gated by the startling Developments
al the nation capital IN the past few
days. Now the &ao@0 men I'M lh'
hrOtherhoodS have been Joined hN
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the demands are nany times what
they were three years n-o
A Thousand Million Dollars.
ON Top OF thousand miiI"t d"IarS
OF auled wages el'iileH ny the '"N
erIilheh' III 'He Pa>t year ana Il maui
the allied workers are ASKING for an
I'ma.a
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10 ''e Up All transportation.
1--WE will tie up the railroads SO that
get what We want announced one Of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-28

Sell your wheat, oats and barley to
the Highland Milling Go. AIS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-28

Rubber Stamps at Glacier Office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
POLLOCK To RUN
FAT MANS RACE
Heavy Police Magistrate
viii Be Star at Fort
Seldom Picnic.

Stunts. prizes and refreshment-
Those will be features of the Ell Paso
Automobile club picnic which viii
take place at old Fort Selden. New
Mexico. Sunday. There viii be a
balloon race. a slow race. a fishing
contest. and Charles Pollock has chal-
Ienged all Corners in the fat mans
race. other stunts will also be pro-
vided and generous prizes are being
donated by the business houses Of Ell
Paso for the winners
Already. the Calumet Oil Co. has
donated a five gallon can and II
half gallon cans Of the best motor
oil. Krakauer. Moyes and Cork have
contributed a two and a half gallon
automobile canteen, the FL PasO Book
company. a late novel; Buquor Motor
company. a radiator ornament and
other prizes have Been promised.
Tag All Machines
Thursday afternoon. a squad OF men
were sent out 10 tag all automobiles
in the downtown streets with police
tags. which contained the announce
ment and an invitation TO attend the
picnic
The committee nj charge OF ar
rangements for entertaining the pic
nickers consists Of r. n. llullin. chair
man. Charles Pollock, John BuQuor
and judge J. A. Hall
Mr.. Mullin stated that those going
TO the picnic would meet at Liberty
statue promptly at go sunday morn
ing TO 80 TO Fort Selden In party
or should any desire. TO 80 directly
from their homes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
MANY BUYERS
PUT CORN Up
Prices Lifted to New High
Level; the Strength Of
Hogs Is One Reason.

Chicago. H.. April 2f.-Buyers appeared
TO be in a majority today in the corn mar
ket and TO lift prices 20 a new higher level
Persistent strength OF hog values. together
with quickened demand for wheat sub
stitutes, such as rye and barley. we're the
chief reasons assigned
Consider BE notice was also taken Of
the strained political conditions i'm Europe.
Opening prices. which ranged from sc off
20 ia c advance, with July at S1-63 q 1.65 =
and September at S1.59 q 1-61. were fol-
lowed by a moderate reaction and then by
decided fresh unturn-
Setback Follows Gains
The advance continued until midday.
Then profit taking sales became heavy and
a setback ensued- Besides. hedgius opera
tons we're in evidence.
The close was unsettled. &c net lower 70
15sc advance. with July at S1-6Sss g 1854
and September at 1855. G1-60-
Oats sag, Rise Again
Oats. after opening unchanged 70 SO
higher. with July at 715s Glc- saEged a
little but soon rose again above the ini-
tial top figures.
Provisions reflected the action Of corn
and hogs. Lard led the movement up
grade.
Practically all deliveries OF provie'ns
went above previous high record quota
tons. but did not hold the entire advance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Y. M. c. A. SECURES NEW
SUMMER CAMPING SITE

At 2 called meeting the Y n C. A
board OF directors wednesday evening
voted the purchase Of q new camp site
for the boys division The property
secured is the 16O acre ranch Of Mrs
A. n. Davis. at the head Of Haynes
canyon. in the Sacramento mountains.
half way between Mountain Park and
Cloudcroft, n. III
For the past eight years the 2. n
e. A. boys camp has been conducted
one mile east and south Of the Noun
tain Park station Each year has seen
a growth in the camp and its activities
until the old camp site became too
small and upon the recommendations Of
the camp committee, RI. Tighe, chair
man. F. n. Bray and p A WhitlOck,
the board Of directors voted the pur-
chase Of the new property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Livestock Market


Chicago. H.. April "a united states
Bureau OF Markets. - Hos receipts
$1,000; market strong 70 dime higher
than yesterdays average Top. S-ll1i
s20-95 Bloc medium weight. S-o-lo 2
2L10; lightweight. S90-e5 2l-o55 light
lights. $50 1855 sows, sls-s5 @ -9-4oi
pigs. 81 G1e-25.
slow and steady butcher stock. slow 10
CSC lower calves, Is o soc lower; feeders,
weak. Heavy beef steers $3.50 @ Zl-415
light beef steers S1050G S1S-35; butcher
and cutters, S6.25 G10-50; veal calves, sls
Ola; stockers and feeder steers $3.50
sheep-ReceIpts. 14Oo0- steady Lambs.
pounds or better. S17.25 G19-50; culls and
common. S13-25 d17-75; ewes. medium and
good. S1L75 G15-50; culls and common,
Sc HIS spring lambs. medium, GOOD
kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. no, april p united
States Bureau o. Marzets---EioE s-F-e-
eeiPts. 5000 hisher-- Heayles' $-e-.9 9
Catde-Receipts. 1000. steady steers
5000 G1s-25; cows and heifers. $685. Q
1880; calves. Ss.75s14; stockers. $3.50 @
sheep-Reoeipts. 5000: lower lambs,
SIS 918-75- ewes, $3.50 H.
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Colo. April 24--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000. market steady Beef steers
s1250715- COWS and heifers. $500 1925;
stockers and feeders. s10.25 G1E-e5; calves,
S14.5OG16-
Hor-Rsceipts. 2a0o; strong. Top
$1,000 bulk, s1s-s5 620.15-
Sheep-Receipts. 1909; lower Lambs,
s17-50G17-S5- ewes. S13-z5 GA
Fort Worth livestock, Close.
Fort worth. Tex. April zs--Cattle--
Receipts, s800. unchanged Beeves, $3.50
01425; stockers. ss91S-50: COWS. s. TO-
heifers. SSGi2-75; bulls. S7-5oGss calves,
S5G14;-
cents advance Heavy. 5000 q $3.50; me
dIum. Sz0-25 20-40; light. s19-75 q 20-25i
mixed. S1S50G1e-50s common. $3.50 @
1850 pigs. S10G1L-
sheep-Receipts. $500: 50 cents decline
lambs S1sG1ss yearlinEs. SfG15; wethers
I s10G1s. ewes, S9-50G12s culls, Ssgsi
goats S5G6-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
COTTON MARKET
OPENS STEADY
Prices Are Correspondingly
Firm With the Out
look Optimistic.

New Orleans. La, April 24.-The cot
ton market developed a steady tone al
the opening today and prices were cor
respondiugly firm with an outlook for a
fair amount OF trading Foreign and do
nestle advices contributed TO an opti-
mistic outlook
The political situation later caused un-
certainty Prices were off slightly and
the decline continued until it amounted 20
n TO 19 points. support was offered AZ
this level and "A quick reaction carrIed
the most active months 1 90 points over
yesterdays close.
Cotton opened steady May. old 5000;
new. So asked july. new $-5-75- Oc-
tobcr. new. f-Eo1- December. new. f-L75.
January, new. $3.50
disappointment over reports from Paris
Indicating further delay i'm the conclu-
sion OF peace increased offerings and
at 1 o'clock the market stood TO
points above the last prices OF ycster-
day Sales Of spot cotton. 1876 bales; 20
arrive 1875. low middli1E. S2--15- mid
ding, $3.50; good middlinE. S-s-5o; re-
ceipts. S--f bales; stock 3fS.ffo bales
Cotton closed with old steady az a
decline Of 20 % 80 points and new steady
at decline OF % 20 80 points
Old currourE rnu-a TODAY follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
State Department Asks
OF Treatment OF Aliens
While LiUing In Mexico

It has become known in FL Paso
among former residents in Mexico
that the state department Of Wash
ington has sent out TO all consular
officers Of the United States fin MexI-
co asking for fun and complete data
regarding Outrages perpetrated on
eiEners in Mexico
This does not mean on Americans
alone, but all foreigners. It Is stated
that this data is 10 run back at least
as far as the commencement Of the
term Of United States ambassador
Fletcher As that official came TO the
United States not long ago and gave
out an interview lauding presiden.
-CarranZa and his management Of af-
fairs in Mexico, foreigners in that
country and many who are refugee
are curious 10 see how this data asked
for will support the ambassador s
statement Of conditions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
FOUR SANTA FE DIRECTORS
ARE REELECTED AT TOPEKA

Topeka kan. April 2f-At the an
nual stockholders meeting OF the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
held here today four directors Edward
p Ripley, Chicago; Charles Steele
New York; Henry Pritchett, New
York. and Howell Jones, Topeka, were
reelected.
More than 100000 shares Of stock
were represented, almost entirely by
proxies brought to the meeting by
W. H Diehl. Of New York Treasure
Copeland stated that the 3,f60,00l
shares Of the company are owned by
more than $4,000 persons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
ANTI-CARRANZA CHIEFS
MAY CONFER NEAR BORDER

Emissaries OF Felix Diaz and Mar
cello Caraveo have reached the main
camp Of Cen Felipe Angeles and
Francisco Villa in southern Chihuahua
to propose a conference OF all anti
Carrauza leaders at some point near
the American border 10 decide upon a
general plan Of campaign against the
American government according to a
Chihuahua City dispatch in ia Repub-
lica. a Mexican paper published here.
It is proposed TO have all Of the
chiefs attend i'm person o. send &C
credited delegates TO the conference
and 70 arrange TO operate all anti
government forces uuuer the same
banner. according TO the special dis
patch from Chihuahua City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
AMERICAN IS MURDERED IN
TRUE MEXICAN FASHION

A report from southern Mexico has
been received 20 the effect that Ed
ward Morgan, an American citizen,
concerning whose whereabouts infor-
nation was being sought a few weeks
ago through consular offices. was re-
Gently murdered on the Chiuela es-
tate. Of which he was manager, on the
Tehuantepec railway. The estate is
said TO have consisted Of $4,000 acres
A Spaniard also employed on the es-
tate, is said 10 have been murdered at
the same time
The arms Of both were tied behind
them. They were then shot and their
threats cut Morgan was well known
in Mexico and is said 10 have been a
peaceable man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
ARTHUR MILLICAN HAS
NEW ALIBI FOR ADCLUB

Arthur R. Milican. who failed to
appear at the last Adclub luncheon
TO hear what his fellow members had
10 say Of his advertising and service
methods. will be at the Sheldon grill
Friday with an "aiibi" and sufficient
defence, he said Thursday. The week
~ meetings are given over to con-
structive criticism Of business pub
LEFTY and points on betterment Of
service.
A number Of new members have en-
rolled this month. said TO be attracted
by the activity Of the club. particular
~ in its vigilance work. the emblem
Of which is the little truth" circle
appearing in the paid spaces Of club
members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

rEv Associated Fressl-
New york. April z4--1Iercantile paper
81 G51z percent
s-erinz, s0-day bills ff.s2H7 CONNER
-f-l e0-fav BIS on banks, S4t-7 com
71erciaI 60-day bills S46lssi demand
fsG5=- cables. S4s6&-
Mexican pesos, l1i4c-
Government and railroad bonds firm
Time loans strongs 60 days. 80 Gays
ana g months, 81 G5I percent
can money. finer. high. = percent
low. 5E- ruling gate, 5izs closing DIG
5ls- offered az 6; last loan, ~ percent
Copper dull elecrrolytic. 15ls Q 19-se
Iron quier- No ! northern ana 10
zourhern. s2s--5- No = northern and NO
Lead. steady; spot, s475g5: Nay. s4So
as 49,.
shelter. easy; East 81. Louis SPOT
fr.0eF6l2. Nay. Sf.01 q 6-15-
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng April 24-ClosinE quota
IONS In the metaIz market today were
Is follows
spot copper, z75 Is Cd
Tin E225 12s Sd
Lead. E24 S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn-July, s1-53ss; Septembar- Sl-59 =
Oats-JuIy 7Oi4c- September. 6s4sc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Poriz-3Iay. S5S.15; July. S5o-so-
Lard-1layi s31-75; July, s34-3e-
Ribs-5Iay. S2S75; July. S27-65-
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. H. April 24.-Butter-LoTer .
Creamery. s. 61izc-
ErEs-Receipts. $3.50 eases Market un-
settled FIRST 19iz @ f17l C. ordinary firsts'
s0TsIc- at market. cases included, 80 = q
41izc; storage firsts 425s 427sc; extras.
45Ac.
Poultzy-Alive. higher Springs $50
fowls. 34c-
Potatoes-Receipts. 50 cars Market
stronger. Northern, bulk and sacked, s2-ll
G225 cut-. in carloads new stock Rose,
g9-5O01G barrel
E1usas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. 8Io-. April 24--Butter- IN
changed. Creamery, SIC; first 55c; seconds
53c. packing. 41c.
Poultry-Hens. 27ci ROSTERS. sq2le
broiIcrs 60e-
Eggs-5ze higher; firsts. acc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Situations Wanfed-Ma1e


ENERGETIC young man wants work eve
uinEs- Phone s4S9R-
WANTED-Palntlns and tintiug; rooms
tinted 50 up. j. A. Wilkinson 1881 4u-
larosa- Phone 6s56.
YOUNG NAN with good car wants clean
proposition 20 travel call room 81, Great
Northern Hotel
POSTTION WANTED-Man and wife
chef and second or helper. IS years eN-
periences best reference address hl+-.
care Herald
BOOEkEEPER employed. wants new per-
maueur position after Nay first. IN or
out town. prefer Mexico Furnish excel
lent references Phone 2554
EFFICIENT booEsleper. capable business
man having responsible position with re-
liable firm would keep small sets or
books H3o. care Herald Ph- 5slsM-
SHOULD YOU not De entirely satisfied
with your accounting OF ncozkee pins
methods. write Expert Accountant, care
Herald
BOOKKEEPING or ether clerical work in
late afternoon or evening" stenosrap her,
thoroughly discreet and dependable T.
Hilworth. telephone 1868 ~ s9.eI
WANTED 20 DIVE car 90 Les Angeles for
transuortation- Experienced chauffeur
and mechanic VIII give references Ho-
tei Normandy r. C. Ware- Pm ISL
WANTED-Position by experienced re-
celvinc and cost clerk wholesale general
mcrchaullse and Eroceries- General sgsl-
ness experience best reference NoW
employed and can consider I'D Raco posi-
fion only. Address O1f, Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
MARKET
GOING UPWARD
Greene Cananea Makes Up
Some of Its Decline
In Recent Days.

Thursdays stock market showed some
strength in coppers. Green Canauea Cop
per advanced abave 40. making up some
Of its decline OF the past few days. due
10 rumors II favorable dividend action at
the meeting 10 be held today American
smelling and Refining sold at 72iz- Miami
Copper advanced 20 "a with Chile and
Utah somewhat stronger.
Firmer prices at noon Of steels and rails
helped thh copper prices. In the lower
priced copper issues. sales OF Jerome were
reported at 5s and Magma Chief was
quoted 50 TO 90. Ray Hercules and New
Cornelia were dealt in al prices unchanged
f-om yesterday.
Island OIL and Cosden were again ac-
tive on the curb Sinclair sold Up 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
ALLIED MISSION TO SYRIA
TO LEAVE FOR NEAR EAST

Paris. France. April 2f--The allied
mission to syria. on which Charles r.
Crane and DR. II. c. King are the
American members. probably viii
leave Paris within two weeks to in
vestigate the near eastern situation
Commander Hogarth and Sir Henry
MacMahon. the British members, have
arrived I'm Paris from London and are
waiting instructions
The commission probably viii visit
Armenia, Syria and Palestine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
UNIVERSITY CLUB PLANS
RECEPTION TO MAJ. burgess

Mai. Richard +. Burgess. who is due
70 arrive in FL Paso on the Golden
state limited Monday probably will be
greeted by the entire membership OF
the University club, headed by Brig-
Gen. Jas. 3. Erwin, II the arrange
ments now contemplated for his re-
ception are carried out. The enter
tainment committee Of the club viii
meet this evening to perfect plans
for the reception
As now planned. a reception at the
club rooms will be held from to 6
D. m. closing with a buffet dinner
for the close personal friends Of Mai.
Burgess and the members OF the Uni
versity club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
Business Chances


Ell PASO TRANSFER CO., phone ss73-
Baggase and moving: hauling o. on kinds
CONFECTIONERY for sale. BOX go. Las
FOR SALE-Grocery stoce- good location;
cash and carry system 16o6 = Blyd-
BEAUTY BUSINESS for sale VIII teach
buyer business. Address O35. care Herald
BLACKSMITH SHOP-For sale: complete
set OF tools. good location for business
Write J. S, HodEe. Ia Mesa- - A-
WANTED-Partner TO purchase half in
terest picture show, $500 Other bush
ness requires attention Phone 10l3
GROCERIEs-New. flesh stock Must
sell at once. Invoice about $500 VIII
lease building Fhont ISL
GOOD SODA MAN with small capital. 10
take fountain on percentage or shares
Address p o. Box 80. Las Cruees. - Al-
GROCERIES and fixtures invoice about
$500. Reason FOR selling leaving city
Texas Grocery. l9-t y 1lissourl-
WANTED-Go0d business on paying cash
basis. $500 TO $1,000 TO invest with ssrv-
ices address O3l. care Hsrald-
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, tlntins,
paper hanging and decorating Best work
lowest prices Joe Fnentes. phone SOS
WANTED-Experien mill man to re-
build mill which has paid Is percent and
more on capital safe investment and
quick returns- p. o. Box 1sf- Ph l-3
WANTED-1U0 persons willing 20 invest
500 for 100 days ia a proposition thar
may pay 100 percent or more every 100
days No Gil stock Particulars free h
=. Bahr. Roclport Tex
PHOTO STUDIO for sale. Live money
making business. best location IN city
Clears from $500 TO $500 monthly owner. s
time taken up with other business Ad-
dress O3s. care Aerald-
NEW AND USED furniture business for
sale Good opportunity Best city IN
Arizona stock about $1,000 VIII reduce
20 suit purchase Economy Furniture
and Carpet CO.. Douglas, Arlz-
DAIRY
For sale I'm Ranger Texas a money
making dairy good herd equipment. etc
An excellent proposition for any dalryuiau-
address L20. care Herald
BARBER sHOP-Wanted 20 buy from
one TO four chair IN New Mexico or Arr
IONA State amount OF chairs going. re-
ceipts week. rent and lowest cash price
in first letter Address TOO, Herald
FOR TRADE-Hardrare furniture. inn
uleuau-s business. and notes and &C
counts. for unincumbered land. or brick
rental property, Al proposition A two
hundred thousand dollar deal BOX Sfa.
Wellington Texas
Don't SMOTHER this summer. Get ono
OF these modern refrigeratcrs and a gas
range. Here I'm great variety refris-
orator and range for ereryoue-and az
Just the price you want TO pay 5heers
Hardwars Comueuy. so Teas street. just
a step Off Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
EWELRY SHOP MISSES
DIAMONDS; NEGRO IS HELD

#. ]. Spann. a negro. charged with
theft over $50. was transferred TO the
county fau Thursday morning The
negro, who is a porter for The Jewel
shop. was arrested Wednesday after
noon by Capt. W. A Simpson OF. the
city detective department.
According TO a statement made by
Capt. Simpson, gold band ring was
found upon Spann when arrested The
negro claimed he purchased the ring
in Tucson. Ariz, but the firm name Of
the Jewel Shop was stamped in the
ring. The shop recently has missed
much valuable property. Several
packages Of valuable diamond rings
shipped by Wells-Fargo are missing.
The federal authorities are to investi-
gate the case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
IDENTIFIES INDIANS HELD
ON BARLEY KILLING CHARGE

Phoenix. Ariz.. April 24.-The gov
srument still is presenting evidence
la the trial Of chief Jack Johnson and
RUIv Davis. Cocapah Indians, charged
VIII the murder Of Joe Barley, medi-
sine man OF the tribe Mary Barley
sister Of the dead medicine man,
-hickkama. his mother, and jim Bar
.ev. his nephew. were on the srana
.ofar. telling OF having heard the
zHors which ended Joe Barley's life.
Farv Barley identified both DEFEND
ants as the men implicated in the kill
.ng Of her father.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24

HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent sees
pera- Fhona s-zZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
LIEUT.. COL. STEVENSON TO
TELL OFY.M M. c. A. In FRANCE

The quarterly membership meeting
Of the FL Paso Young Mems Christian
association which is scheduled for
Friday. April 25. is to take the form
Of q. booster meeting for members. W
A. Williams, the new membership
and publicity secretary. viii be intro
duced and he will give some enter
tainment.
Lieut.. Col H. z. Stevenson, lately
returned from service in France. viii
make a short talk on a soldiers view
Of the Y n C. a. I'm France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
FOREIGN NEWS
HURT55T0CK5
Market Depressed; Unsta
bic Copper and Steel
Conditions Reflected.

New York. April 2A-Adverse foreign
ie,-S and further evidence OF unslenls
conditions In the steel and copper inlls-
tries prompted extensive selllns 10
accounts in todav's stock Ilali-H-- 3a-'-
aupro1fmated 100000 shares
The close was heavy -,--
Liberty bond closing prices Mei-
$3.50. FrSt g. $780, second 4s ss-sl' 1.is-
as $3.50: second 41ss, $3.50; tnlra 'ta'
a5-l-. fourth 45.7. sa---
Early Tendency Lower
Price tendencies were distinctly down
ward at the opening Of todays STOCK
--r--I-r+ In sharp contrast TO the strength
Of initial dealings iu the precellns cay
OF the week. The setnacsr Nl--en eA
tended from I 10 almost points IN nu-
rne-olsz speculative shares, was mainly at
trIbuted TO the latest turn Of events az
rhe peace conference Selling presaufe
was. directed chiefly against shipplnsa $
oils motors and the more popular slee-s
and eouiuments- United states steel lel4
better than other issues Of the same class
and rails shaded uominally-
Early Offerings Absorbed.
Offerings OF the first hair hour q the
morning stock session were easily alb
zorbed, due largely TO the strength OF
United States steel, which rallied over a
5v euulpmenrs. especially General Electric
Baldwin Locomotive. American Loco
motive and Westinghouse. also oils ana
-uhbers- The movement among salppln6s
and motors continued uncertain, however
and fertilizer and food shares were %
5 points lower There was a perceptille
falling off OF activity among rails, but
that group improved on the strength OF
southern Pacific and Texas Pacific
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-24
ROUAULT is NOW SALES
AGENT FOR The WINCHESTER

Ted Rouault. jr- formerly state
zane warden OF New Mexico, is regis
tered at Hotel Del Norre, from santa
Fe. n. n He has Just returned from
New Haven. Conn, where he went
through q course Of training in sales
n7anshfp at the Winchester Arms Co
school lie is now representing this
company in New Mexico and the Texas
Panhandle, with headquarters at san
Ia Fe, as sales agent.