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MATCINA PRlSAHA
Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.
Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.
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o me ODCnOQnl ZaleZltOSll. otd
ci, povim-li vam, ze Sc mi cd
nejak6ho casu nezdafil ami je-
diny podnik. Citil jsem re hro
ri mi nebezpeci a odvazil jsem
Sc daleko. Sehnal isem veske-
re penize a koupil jsem "a sto-
padesat milionu X. akcii, V te
pevne padeji, ze stoupnou, ale
bohuzel vcera znacne klesly |!
Ia tyden ohlasi moji spolecni-
ci konkurs a strhnou mne Sc
bou. TAX tomu Jest"
"Jednal jste velmi neprozre
telne," prayila Emma tenn
nym hlasem. y
"Coz mohl jsem to tusiti?
Kdyby Sc to bylo podarilo, byl
bych desetkrat bohatsim nez
drive. Ia deset let vydal jsem
Sc do dvaceti podobnych bo-
ju vzdycky jsem zvitezil."
"Mohl jste byti pripraven,
ze jednoho dine podlehnete !"
Proc ?"
"Hned yam povim."
Lopez udivene ma nj hledel.
Jest pravda, ze 81 neysi-
mann vasich peneznich obcho-
du nevite-li to, muslin vam
rici, re Sc mi to re srdce zpro-
tivi. Ale jsem vaSi zenou, ziji
We svete penez a musila jsem
Sc ledacos dozvedeti. Seznala
jsem, re jest spojeno n6kolik
osob, kteri jsou pany bursy,
kteri urcujf a ridf koupe, ce-
ny i kursy. Osoby ty vedi 0
vsem a hraji a spekuluji jen
ma jisto. Jste-li mezi mimi, pax
Jest vase Stesti zabezpeceno.
Nell, nechaji vas n6jaky cas-
vyhravati a znici vas pax V ca
Sc predem urcenem. Miliony,
ktere jste nevedomky yylovil q
teto kalne vody, vyrvou yam
pax z rukou, kdyz padl jste
do nastrazene pasti, pfilakan
ziskem, ktereho vam pocatku
dopraVali. Byl jste We spolku s
vladnoueimi velikany bursy, je
iichz jmena nemusim yam rika
ii? Nebyl. Cht6l jste Sc posta-
viii proti MIN a znieili vas
Mohl iste ma 10 byti pfipra-
ven"
proc jste mi to nikdy merck
la - taZal Sc udiVene.
"Nebyl byste mi veril. Nuze,
mann pravdu?"
"Veril isem svemu Stesti,'
odvetil. "Ostatne neni mic zrra
ceno, jenom kdyz budete chit
ii, kdyz podate mi pomocnol
ruku."
"Rekla jsem YAM, Lppezi
re podam yam vzdy pfatelsko,
ruku, kdykoliv il budete po
tfebovari. Co mohu pro vas u
ciniti?"
Lopez byl pripraven ma ma
rex, Shy a hrozne vycitky
Proto kid a umirnenost Emm
mad miru no prekvapily; by
: upokojen a NSil Sc 2 toho, L
nebyla rozmluva s choti ia
hrozna, jak 81 il predstavova
; Ale kdyz mel nyni urci,6 V
: sloviti, .iakou obet' zada O
sve manzelky, sviralo Sc m
/ prece hrdlo uzkosti.
= \ Emma klidne nan hled6ls
cekala, co il rekne.
: Musil mluviti.
"Emmo,' - prayil koneGn
!. "Vylicil isem, abyste pozna
K Jake propasti dohnal mn
o zly oSud. Ale pomuzete-li n
II muzeme Sc Stati "a tyden
" nym zpusobem mnohem bob
} SINH noa-li nyni .isme, dne$
il me zoufale postaveni bude
kove, re bude nam kazdy z
= yidet."
/, "A echo jest k tomu treba
Il "Potrebuii milion.'
j. "Milionr"
Ano - a nemam no."
J" "Nuze?"
"Nule, SpOlehal iSem Sc
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PRODA Sc dunn grocer
nim 4 reznickym obchodem V
ceskem okoli. Adressa Sc sde-
Ii V adm. Sveta. 11-17
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PRiJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byl Sc stravou. Jen radni at Sc
hlasi V elsie SOAP Pershing A
We: bIize Ces. Mar. Sine. Ills
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PRODA Sc dobfe zafizeny
a Sc vyplacejici hudebni OBJ
chod. Dobrs prilezitost pro &c
cho hudebnika, odbornika. "A
drcssa Sc sdGli v administered
tohoto listu. q
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PRODAJI Sc kuchynska
kamna ma plyn Sc ctyrmi koly
a jedny mensl plynove vyhfev
nj, uplne zachovale. Cena lev
ma. Haste Sc V elsie 1915 E.
55. ul. 2?
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SVe matce, pOZnala Emma ia
prvni pohled, re S dcerou uda
la Sc nejaka zmena; oci Sc j
leskly vyraz jeji hezke tvafe
byl docela zmenen.
Matka byla zarazena a zne-
pokojena.
VeGer miiel a hoste Sc bavili
Provozovala Sc dobra hud-
ba, kterou nikdo neposlouchal
tleskalo Sc proslulym umel-
cum. kteri vsak zaiimali kras
ne danny mnohem meme nez u
bory a Sperky ostatnich dru-
zek a sokyn; muzi "a zpevu
hubby potaji zivali prohli-
zeli 81 obnazena ramona sill
nych i suchych dam, liJujice,
re nemohou jeste hovofiti po
slednich kursech.
Konecne bylo po koncertu a
pc zabav6; hoste Sc rozchaze-
Ii.
Byly jiz ctyri hodiny rano,
kdyz byli Lopez a Emma sa-
motni.
Baronka odeSla do svych
komnat, odeslala sve sluzebne
a zustala sama We sve oblekar-
ne. Ia ctrnact foku poprve Wy
hledal il tu Rivadarcos.
"Cht6l jsle Sc mnou mluvit,
mily pfiteli?" oslovila no pri-
v6tive a vlidne; prizvuk jejiho
hlasu byl vsak prazvlaStni -
a chovala Sc TAX, ze baron Sc
znal okamzit6, re neni jiz do
movem V teto komnate.
"Ano, Emmo, muslin vami
mluviti," pravil roZpatite a
zmaten6. "Spoleham Sc Ma va
Sc pfalelstyi a ma slibenou mi
oddanost, a utikam Sc k nim
poprv6 We y6ci nalehave - ba
Zoufale !. :"
Emma Sc zachveIa, uslysev
81 tato slova.
"Stihlo mas nejake move ne
Stesti?" ptala Sc, kynouc mu,
ably 81 sedl - a posadila Sc
sama do kfesla.
"Ano, neSt6sti uhodla
iste. Stihlo mas velike neStesti,
ale mono ie odvratit, budete-
Ii ien chtiti.H'
"Vite velmi dobre, ze budu
chtiti, bude-li to ien me mo.
ci, a zalezi-li to jedinG na
mne."
"D6kuji vam,' pravil Lopez
"Dekuii "a vase dobra slova
V6del isem TO, znam vase do
bre srdce, ac dala jste mi ;
neho vyhost =.
Cekal ma n6jakou odpoved
aySak marne; po kratkem ml
teni mluvil tedy dale:
Ones nejde oStatnG tolik
Q mne, jde 0 mas 0 vSechny,
snad hlayne naSi dceru."
20 Anuitu?"
"Ano - prichazim k vam
prosbou, abyste mne zachral
la cd zkazy, handy, upadkl
ktery bych neprezil - zachr;
mite tim i sebe, i naSi draho
Anuilu od 1hudoby handy
"DoSlo to tedy az tam?
ptala Sc Emma chvejicim
hlasem.
Vstala, postavila sc tesl
pred barona a hled6la mu
piene do tvare.
4 vyrazu jeho tyare sem
Ia, ze il neklame.
Rekl praydu, hroznou pra
dn.
Ltrnulost jeho tvafe, iel
bledos. a veiikc krupeje po
kanouciho mu celia, svedci
jeho uzkosti a ospravedld
Yaly neSetrnost, niZ vyslo
hroznou praVdu.
Nehledai marnych vyml
Y nejVGtSlm ncbezpeGenst
nctaiil Sc tim. co mu hrozi
stIemhlav fitil Sc do propas
"DoSlo to al tam, Emmo.
ALE jak mohlo Sc TO stat
Dtala Sc bOleStn6 dOiata
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Proda sc dunn o sedmi svetni
cich, plyn, elektrika a jine "a
fizeni. Mattel jde do obchodu.
Haste Sc V elsie 5329 Storer
Ave. S. w. l1-17
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HLEDA Sc. - Frant Stehl,
c. 58275 Autopark Cechovoj-
ska, Sibir, Rusko, hleda Vacla
va Marsnera z Krocehlav u
Kladna. Dotycny necht' mu la
skave ola sobe vedel.
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KOUPi Sc

kQUPi Sc husi peri. Haste
Sc v elsie 1917 Crennell Ave.
Ills
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PRIJMCU Sc krejci ma do
delavani kabatd. Mono pra-
covati dime nebo donna. Hla
ste Sc u J. Goldberg, elsie
5031. Hamlet Ave. 1l-l8
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PRODAS Sc

PRODA Sc dobre zafizeny
obchod. Pro blizSl Wy
svelleni zavolejte tel. Broad
way $40. Ills
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$50 MLUVfCi stroj 12ti
rekordy, uplne novy, koupite
"a Sos. Mozno jej videti tez
vecer. Haste sc v elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. :?
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VELKA LACE.

40 akrd vesmes rovne, cerne
hlinite pudy, 6pokojovy d1m,
garaz, velka stodola, slepicnik,
pramenita voda, 40 jabloni,
les, diva kone, Sest krav, 3 pra-
sata, so slepic, veskere far
marske naradi i urodou, pull
mile cd dlazdene cesty, koste-
la, skoly, obchodu atd. Proda
Sc LEVINE neb vymeni "a prici-
nou stafi. Musi byti prodano
behem 10 dnu. Mattel odcestu
je do Floridy. Mrs. Holson,
1879 E. 40 ST., ron Hamm ul.
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Wy T r A II A =

v Y S T r A Fl A :
Spanelska chripka opet
radi. Lekari uznali, ze nej-
lepsim lekem proti chripce a
vGbec kazde nemoci, jest We
sela mysl. Tuto nabudete,
dostavite-li Sc ma divadlo
Sokola Havlicek, 16. listopa-
du do Ces. Mar. Sine.
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PRIJME Sc zena k ukllzeni
a mytf jeden den tydnu bud
V patek nebo sobotu. Haste
Sc V adm. [. listu. ILL
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PROC BYCHOM Sc NETE-
SILL? - A budem Sc radovat
re We zdravi a spokojenosti do
ckali jsme Sc 1Qtileteho trva-
nj naseho sboru. Tudiz " ne
deli, dne 16ho listopadu v So
l1olovne ma Wendell ul. Zaca-
TEX We 3 hod. odpIldne. I've
Zabavni Vybor Sboru Starych
OsadnikG.
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PRIME Sc

PRIJME Sc jeden neb diva
pani ma byt Sc stravou neb be-
re slravy. Pokoj sam pro sebe
a koupelna k pouziti. Adressa
Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
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NAM MA PRODEJ d

dvourodinn6 move domy o pc
ii svetnicich, koupelna nahore
i dole, vse je moderne zarize-
no. Pouze dive minuty ku pro-
dlouzene kare, skole a kostelu.
Tez uhli zaopatreno. Prodaji
Sc Ia vyhodnych podmfnek.
Haste Sc V elsie 1900 Svec
Ave. V COrlett. 11-15
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PRIJME Sc zkuSeny d6lnik
ma kaleni' (tempering). Haste
Sc Il The Vlchek Tool Co,
1O709 Quincy Ave. 11-17
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Stale fajn to bylo prec",
zazpivate 81 S obema sibaly
Y pikantni a rozpustile fras-
ce "KRASNA Cleo, KITE
rou ma posviceni sehraje v
c. N. S. ma Broadway TYL.
Opatrte 81 vstupenky u p.
Vacka tamtez.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
SAVE SOMETHING SOMEHOW

The practice of laying aside regularly money
from earnings before the balance touched
the Savings Division of the T. treasury department
intelligent and way acquiring personal with which
to purchase real freedom.
Freedom in relation to thrift is pointed the liberation
of the individual from imposed by financial
resources The freedom to and do what pee long
he not interfering with the rights his neghbor only
actually possible when has enough money carry
plans
Freedom from debt for instance-eedom home free
dom to obtain special educatOn freedom
position freedom from worry old age ETC. achevabe
through the power of thrift.
Determination Of the proportion saved rests with
the individual and should neglect needs
made faithful adherence will
worthwhile reserve fund in surprisingly short time.
Wise buying are highly important
They enable the individual get the of his money and
increase the available for safe investment
Briefly the Savings Division thrift power
time of laid aside for safe investment little block
of freedom is obtained
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
RACE PATRONAGE

We believe and advocate being equal we should
paronze businesses conducted by members
VIII not lend ourselves any propaganda that boycotng
all other existing business To do branch on which
large majority OF sitting point between
trunk OF the tree We proud the black the
money and ambition to enter legitimate business prouder still
the man who succeeds But there all
mat we must not depend solely the patronage people
nor expect them the white mans business up
For II we do liable to be sadly disappointed The
man who newspaper must advertising from
chants he hopes keep his paper going the cooed
will not advertise considerable extent claiming he not
able that he has need advertise he has all
he handle But the white merchant just reverse and
f Then they set howl about the paronizng
enterprises when the truth of the
blame for his failure but himself he depended expected
too much from his people, without advertising his goods bidding
for trade. 45,si.,
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
A SUCCESSFUL CAREER

The life story Nine Sarah j. Walker the former St. Louis
Negro washerwoman who died Sunday after having built up
tune of $000000 business striking in oppor
tunlty it exists America The child slave
She had advantages life But she the value the
opportunity of freedom and she used She began small way
with an attic for workshop and she built business The
most striking fact her life is that she through
work and faith She did % luck
The this should prove beyond
all dispute that opportunity in America is unlimited The world is
filled with grmbs whose sole complaint failure
that the breaks always against them Most people born
slave parents and washing tub for livelihood would
be likely to consider the breaks of fortune them But
does not where it is invited Yet apprroachab
and holds no bars of color cassSt Louis Republic.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28

stimulate business bring its prewar status
The following letter is the departments plan and object
1T is the desire of the department labor to
business by suggesting present advertisers that they
their and to prospective advertisers that they
bring their plans head and advertising Immediately
The surest and quickest way bring business
prewar basis the general apathy buying
which exists in the minds of many people present Ad
vertising will do this
We would like to retal advertising and more
national advertising believe the press the
try and yourselves will appreciate the fosterngs of such
movement by the department iabor''
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
OWN YOUR OWN HOME

Ambitions be realized your children have
which transmits them the
home and the shelter security goes with
ership.
Ii there other arguments worth while would
than justified building owning their own homes for the
chidren's sake
Like father like The generation will not be home
owning the present doesn the benefits
home owning and inculcate the home owning ambition
Ii determined that John and Mary shall
show make good your ambitions get tucked
away in good homea home that all yours and theirs 1t will
become to them the very hub Of the very spring
inspiration and very tangible example of the prudence Of thrift
If would do your part toward making your chldrens future
secure in a nation Of home owners-BUILD NOW.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28

Chicago, Ill The Montgomery
branch of the National Negro Business
League reorganized in very interest
ing and largely attended meeting
Thursday night. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, DR.. w
f. Watkins, vicepresident, Lee Jordan
treasurer, DR.. R. T. Adair, secretary
II. H. Harris, notwithstanding, R.
w. Harris, Chaplain, J. R. Fagin. A
membership committee was appointed
who will make drive for new mem
bers.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
Fort Huachuca
BY Florence Bradley

The regimental band will leave on
the 9th for Phoenix, where they will
be for few days. The famous 10th
Cavalry band is one of the greatest
bands in the army.
Following is the personnel:
Lieut. w. H. Harris-director.
Band Leader Nicholas-solo clarionet.
First Sgt Harris-tenor saxaphone
Asst. Band Leader Hendrick- bari.
tone saxaphone.
Sgt. Bugler Forby-solo cornet.
Sgt. Bouncler-Euphoniu
Sgt. Warner-solo cernet.
Sgt. Clark-alto saxaphone.
Sgt. Graham-solo horn
Corp Powell-eb. bass.
Corp. Moore trombone, End
Corp Stewart-eb. clarionet
Corp. Huntley-bbb, bass.
Corp. Paschall-1st clarionet
Corp Edmonds End horn.
Mus 1st. CT. Cooper-trombone LIST.
-ANO' ASS ~. Al5AOfo lAutC-
Mus LIST CT, Gaskins-bass drum.
Mus. 1st Cl atterson-bassoon.
Mus. 1st. Cl saxaphone c-melody
Mus. Brown, II. T.-2nd clarionet
Mus. Bracey-3rd horn.
Mus Johnson, L.-3rd clarionet
Mus. Harrison-trombone 3rd.
| 1,f
Mus. Duncan-2nd clarionet
Mus. Holmes-side drum
Mus. Brown, w. H. Bird clarionet.
The band will give two concerts cn
the 2Sth and 10Th.
CONCERT
BY the 10th Cavalry Band, June oath
Programme
March-"The Pride of Arizona"-K. i.
King
Overture -slayonic Rhapsody c.
Friedemann.
Patrol-"Kilauea (Hawaiian)-C G.
Stewart.
Romance Arabian Night"-A. Mil
denberg.
Waltz-"Moonlight on the Mick.
L. King
Song-'1'm Sorry l Made You Cry
N. j. Clessi
Suite in four parts-"A Atlantis" = Saf-
ranek
Synopsis Nocturne and Morning
Hymn of Praise.
A Court Function
Love Thee.
The Prince and Aana
The Destruction of Atlantis.
"The Star Spangled Banner"
CONCERT
BY the 10th Cavalry Band, June 2eth
March-"Good Luck"-Woeds.
Overture-"The Italian in Algiers-
! Rossini.
Intermezzo-"S Springtime"-G Drumm
Trombone solo-"The Old Home on
the Farm"-F. P. Harlow.
(Rendered by Sgt Bouncler)
"Impassioned Dreams" j.
Rosas.
Selection 4'Maytime"-S. Romberg.
"Star Spangled Banner
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28

One of the greatest events of the
season will be the victory reception
de luxe welcome home in honor of the
men of A. E. F. from overseas and
training centers, Tuesday evening
June oath.
Miss Ada Perkins and Mr.. Forrest
Gaskins were married Tuesday even
ing by Chaplain Scott.
Mrs. Chas. Key entertained with a
card party Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Ned Smith. Everyone had a
delightful time.
Mrs. Eleanor Floyd entertained with
card party Friday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. John Brown. Among those
who attended were Mrs. Marshall, Mrs
Lewis, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rowlett, Mrs
Harper, Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs. Polk
Mrs. Session, Mrs. Clark and Mrs
Heigh Scott. Everyone had a lovely
time
Miss Mable Smith, Miss Ruth Scott
and Miss Ambrozine Smith are home
for weeks vacation from the Bisbee
high school.
Mrs. Viola Stewart has just returned
from visit to her mother at Tucson
Mrs. Samuel Mcdonald is visiting
her husband at Naco.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Julia
Winsmoore visited Douglas for few
days
Mrs. William Banks has just re
turned from visit to Macon, Ga.
Mrs. Mitchell A. Harris left for Cali
fornia where she will be for some
time
Mrs. Ned Smith and Alice Key left
for Augusta, Ga, where they will
remain for while.
Capt. Thompson, Lieut.. Williams
and Lieut.. Brown have just returned
from overseas service.
Sgt. Robert Evans bought a new
touring car.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jones motored to No
gales and back in their new car.
Anyone wishing to subscribe for the
Tribune see Mrs. Bradley. $1.25 for
6 months and 50 per year.
Mrs. Mary Wezontwerck visited No
gales for few days.
Mrs. Rowlett is visiting her husband
at Naco for few days.
Mrs. Mary Campbell has just re-
turned home from a. few months visit
TO Kentucky.
Mrs. Sarah Marshall gave private
picnic and every one enjoyed a lovely
days outing.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
KINDNESS

One of the greatest powers the The
hardened and obdrae have eventually been Then
too kindness richly blesses him who shows infinitely much
does him who receives it. 1t is not particularly do it, but
all do it if really thaps subdue
hahne by kindness Suppose all honestly and sincerely
harshness and prejudice unndness kindness
Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28
UNCLE SAM SAYS. ADVERTISE

The United States Department of Labor has launched adver
ing campaign promote more local and national advertising
the business and commercial organizations the country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
Livestock Market


kansas City No, Oct se--1oss-i-
ceiuts 45go- market steady 20 a shade
lower. Bulk. $3.50 @ 1850 heavles. tls-7p
71L0o- mediums. fl3-5oE 14-o1i lights
packing sows. S1l-l5 @ lz-l5s pigs. $500 @
Cattie-Rsesipts. 1000. market z5c 70
Soc lower. Heavy beef steers. choice and
s11-75 @ 1880; common $3.50 Q 1886 light
weight good and cheice. Sl2e50 1880;
common and medium. s8-00G12S5s butch
er cattle. heifers- f6-io @ 1855 cows $50
GlL65; Gamers and cutters, sou g o-ly'
veal calves. sl2-5e g 1885, feeder steers
es.o0G12e5s stoczer steers, $3.50 e-I5-
EheeD-Receiuts. 2Qe0; market strong,
mostly CSC higher Lambs, sl1oo @ 1850
eulls and conn On fs-0y g 10y =. yes-ll 5s
Eethers, Ss-50l l1-e0i ewes. $500 q 10
culls and common. s5-oo 5-z5s breeding
ewes. s7-55Gls-oo7 feeder lambs. slo-5oe
Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago. IL. Oct S0.-HoEz-tt receipts
a. coo; market steady 10 strong at yes
terday's average Bulk. $3.50 a141o; TOD,
sl415; heavy. $3.50 91f1oi medium
$3.50 1915 Agnt. $3.50 q -4--ei Ign
L-l- sl3-5l 13-b5s packing soWs. heavy
smooth, S12oo 41a507 packing sowss
rough. S12-75 1900 pigs. $3.50 q 1850
Cattle-ReFsipts. 2o.oo0i market unset
tied Beef steers medium and heavy
weight choice anu prime. t-l-tu q 4s-1es
medium ard good. s10-50 G16-75i common
sg-25aIO55- lightweight good and choice,
EIAo0T19-15- common and MEDIUM $50
r1aT5. butcher cattle. heifers. $3.50
1850 COWS, $3.50 11oos Gamers and
cutters. s5.55f s-5os veal calves. $1,000
1895. feeders. Fs-75 G150oi stoczer steers,
$500 71o-.5s western range. steers, &l-l5 q
1886 COWS and heifers. $500 13o0.
sheep-Eeceiprs- &c. 000s market weak
Lambs. s12z5 G15-25s culls and common.
sg.599120e. ewes, medium. good and
ehoic. f6756 500 cuils and common $500
r550: breeding. S6-75G125o-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth. Tex. Oct 10--Cattle-Fle-
r-'uts. AGO. market steady. BeeVes- $500
G1Lo0s stockers. ss.oo41o.ooi cows. $3.50
frs-5o. heifers 1880 1850; bulls. 5000
1-og. calves. s5-Q0612-5o
advance. Light s1s-z5G sos mtdium,
e1G1501As0s heavy. S1E25G14sos mixed,
slz-60rflA15s common, s12.s0G 1882 pigs,
S1a30G13z5-
sheep-heceipts. 800. market steady
Lambs. Sl200G1l10s yearlinEs. 5000
1906 wethers. s9.00a1o.0os ewes. $1,000
s-5o; culls. $500 G7-ooi goats. 5000 $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
CURB G0PPERS
SHOW DECLINE
Unsettled Labor Conditions
Cause General Market
Weakness.
Weakness.

Continued unsettled labor condi-
tions had a reflection on the general
market Thursday with decline in most
Of the issues. The oils. with the ex-
ception OF Pan Amerirna, did not
seem TO share the weakness Of the
market and held firm throughout the
morning with Pan American selling
off IL points
Anaconda. American SHELTERS. Chino
and Utah all lost from IL TO 3 points.
while the rest OF the ooppers held
firm.
on the curb Verde Extension sold
Off the best bid being Al. with stock
offered at a. Magma Chief made a
slight rally. selling at = with quite
a rev demands for stock at Z. There
IS none offered under s-16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

BY Associated Press
.-ew York, Oct 30.-Mercantile paper,
3 as = percent
Sterling demand. s4ls; ca9ies. s416E-
Tine loans. firm 60 days. 80 days and
six months bid.
Call money. strong high g low. %
ruling rate. 6 closing bid, s offered at
g last loan, s
l1ar silNer s1.254.
Mexican dollars. g5&c
copper. dull Electroiytic spot and fourth
quarter. 21022c; small lots second hand
Gle
Iron. steady No. / N,orthern. s3s; No.
northern. S32s No southern $50
fe~1. firm spot. $3.50 hidi Dec, 500
bid. s5.s5 asked
-.,~..e-. eas-er- East St Louis spot Of
Tered. s7-47-
InNnOS METAL MARKET
London. Eng. Oct s0--The quotations
or the metal exchange today were as fol
lows
spot copper. eco. 15s-
Tia E277 Is Cd
Snelter. E45. los
Lead. $50 1Gs-
-EIectroiytic. spot. E11E; futures. El1s
spelter, spot. E45s futures. Es5. los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Shorts Seek to Depress
Prices, But Are Finally
Driven to Cover.

New York, Oct 5o.-Basing their
operations on the impending coal
strike. the shorts made several al
tempts TO depress prices in today's
stock market, but were driven TO COW
er extensively at the end Sales ap-
proximated $4,000 shares The close
was irregular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
CABLES CAUSE
RISE IN COTTON
Heavy Selling Later Sends
Prices Under Yester-
davis Close.

New Orleans. Oct S0-Good cables
caused a rise Of to points on the
near months during the first call in
cotton today but the distant months
were slightly lower and after the
opening there was heavy selling on
the unsatisfactory situation in the
coal industry. At the end Of the first
half hour OF trading prices we're 81
10 50 points under the close OF yes
terday.
A private bureau report on condi-
tion Of 500 caused considerable buy
ing on which the market recovered
On this movement the strongest went
s to 5 points ove- yesterdays last
quotations the tons turned quiet and
prices sagged Standing late in the
morning at net losses Of 6 TO z points
Cotton opened steady. December, Sse-sl
January ss5-S5. March, s5ases Nay
s3420; July s8a7o
Cotton closed steady wednesday az a de-