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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
Red Sky in the Near East
Meaning of the Unrest in Turkey, India and Egypt

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Ir WILLIAM LN QlIlN
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much na.In.,p p.pl. tuI fN, u,tl
Iu.. r 'un Irlau 'H.,Iu ur'.'
''Fttaiur 'u" report lnl' Du'Hho'lsu
. hN spread 10 TURKEY.
A. ono who know turkey, who haH
/ Ii'l."nh acquaintance wan h.r.I''l
'i''IF. Hrd "h1 hhH hal 'ouudci
Ht'" r'p"ti'ut" of bft'lrh official
/ Ignorance n' uni'tEl "unI hitpIiH lu
| 'h' In.t'n p'ulunNll. am u.Ilu'3
.H ''t. a.rI'uH NI'~ uf the H'ul.
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.u'n' hut IH .r.u' 1ud lH
r""' '.'fW1' n"f. 1000 D." term
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
TrNus
In Livingston Farranl. chairman
~ mo central committee, N.-
.uIrhmy WullInF. vice chairman ~
'n' committee. hu'h ~ Washington
r''u's' " simmons. manager ~ tho
H'uthwrs'ern dlyisIou. and Alfred
f'irhrnk acting manager Of me
sou hW"s'cru division, both ~ Sl
Louis, viii he iIc principal speakers
az The three meetings
Much Work Ahead.
simmons who lH expected 10 re-
turn 10 tho ruHcd states in time 10
address the conferences. i4 now On
route from Russia, whore be headed
a lk"l cross mission 10 Slbctlt Ia
hlF Hia ho VIII 'cil of the work ~
m, American Rod cross I'm siberia
ana NJ conditions lU Russia
Doctor fHrr1ut recently returned
from abroad where he assisted n
'h" formation Of the league OF N"d
CROSS rocir'os the object ~ witch
- 'u unity the Red Cra.s societies
of tho world IN a syAfcma'Ic effort
20 anticipate. diminish ana relieve
misery umd suffering caused hy ia-
hr'"r and dlsraar.
That ihor" is much 10 he accom-
pN~h'i ny the Red rross societies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

misery caused by war has been over
come while tho Rcd Cross OF each
nation has us part To- play IN tho car
Iyiug Out OF IN" program. "A large
proportion ~ the rrli,t must be
undertaken ny the American organ
izatIou which has been undergoing
sine" the signing of the arm!s'icc a
TO rouder 1t as effect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
PLOT TO MAKE THE
WORLD INS0LVENT
spreading I'urgcrir~ broadcast 10
Break Down capital Hnd
credit.
NOW WORKING IN BERLIN
splendid limitations / sud Currency In
Iuglrnd aud America l. NrNt
on Program

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m .... o.. .un. uum Ger
u... tU... .Ia. lHua of l.s
.... ..r H., .nH n'rN p..'rU 900
'. ... .. uuutn.#."' thousands
uf ...nH ,N,.. vrnl
I.. t...N.. f..'.'v or uu"
rU.., .a 0..N,.|. t.E... 0,. ..d Dos
I"IU. l. '"" I.|WH.r 't H.r'INnf
..Un. ut IA. pnW'l II over 'ur
NufH
IU. l' Hu.ru'n.H .u formerly
Wet. u.I. 100 HNt,uN NnI ~ til nH
'l iunl u' lltuua motto. w'.' con
',.r,| v.I, t D|.'u' Ih.. fnNH'.
".'. ap. .lw'" ~ 'h' 'NI'H Fnrl
~ fU, I.#HrsIi. IHtr reached .Ur-
dur .... 900, DO .rtfr' in matrrI1.
HrI Il. .ru 'N. 'h.h would deceive
uuH1d.
raid Agents In Berlin
lHuE experiments, huW u.rr. Iu
proved both material aud rraiHwHn.
lIIu remarkably. ana ln ihr 'ud the
hu#h'Fh tH.E'.H W'1D able 'p proc
dH.' u i've u"lnd not" remarkably
IL" ihu IDII hl'''". Tho nest trouble
ihry experienced wax r"lInE mo
nu''H Into circulation, for II In not
'n", lp Hrud largo parcels ~ Forged
notes from MOSCOW io me country.
Tho dl'I'l,N has boon solved 10
SOM" '\tru' nY Transferring ih"
presses To Berlin
I.rulno htv At least 10000 agents
In 'h" German Apihl whore they
maintain ul surH pf dangerous n'.
t,tfIF...tH ,.h Il
from th, irrhlo German Fu'crnmcul
They ar" all paid nud furnished
with 'N'rNaglnt funds FROM IA" FOR
g'lN of Gcrmnn currency.
n iH estimated thAi--Qulic once
four'h " tho notes now current IN
Germany nro holshevih torR"rirs go
actively have they been engaged IN
printing ana circulating this bogus
money
As u rcsuls>Jhs German hanks not
knowing what amount ~ paper
money rs ont against Them. have no
notion whether they are solvent or
not
IN" result, of course. i7 that wages
continue to mount IN Uormnny Hs
thcY aid In Russia "A year before,
while tho purchasing power OF
money declines even more rapidly
This Is the state OF affairs Leninc
is seeking To bring ahuut In France.
Great Britain nnd America. and the
appearance " so many excellent imI.
tatlons. OF unnk Of England "riycra"
IA, the .,re.,nt rouent Ia a warming
OF the rr,l vrnyit, of tho s,n.s,
Exucrtu br,lnro mn mo I,,nL NJ
Eurlnnd pn,r In mo- h,rlrs, ,,,,,,
,u,l.nr, 4, D,c ,ynrId -, to,.n hn,
"a. ,a,ta, ,,,,,,,., -,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
.LABORITES ASK
PHOENIX CHIEF
Mayor Tells Union Com
mittee He viii Give Re
quest Consideration.

Presenting an endorsement that
acting police chief Harry Phoenix be
appointed to that office permanently.
a committee composed OF Fred j.
.Schuling. T. J. PIunkett and Joe sui
livan Wednesday morning called upon
mayor Charles Davis. The endorse
ment was passed at a recent meeting
Of the II Paso labor congress. the
committee stated. laborins men Of
the city desiring that Phoenix be ap-
pointed 10 the position because OF
his fairness 20 union labor and iu
view Of the ability he has shown 20
hold that office permanently.
Must Be Certified.
Mayor Davis told the committee
that the endorsement would receive
his fullest consideration and reiter-
ated the statement that he has made
20 other committees rhar before an
applicant could be appointed 70 the
position he must first be certified by
The civil service commission.
Labriskie Is Suggested.
The name OF B. J. Zabriskie. former
chief OF police. was mentioned as one
of tue men who may be given the 20
sl-iOu. W eduesday- Mr. Zabriskie
who IS now with the sheriffs office.
is out OF the city at the present time
on business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
CATTLE MEN
60 To WILCOX
Two Day Gathering Of Co.
chise- Graham Livestock
Men Planned.

Wilcox. Ariz. April All prepare
tons are complete for the annual
meeting here Of the Cochise-Graham
Cattle Growers association on april
and .. The Woman's club is parti-
cipating in reception plans and viii
present a drama. homemade. An
Arizona Cowboy The First cavalry
band viii furnish melody.
All the time that can be taken from
the business Of the session viii be de-
voted 10 broncho busting. calf tying
and quick change and other novelty
racing. Among the attendants expect
ed are Gov. Campbell. land commits
sioner Moeur and president Heard Of
the National Cattle Growers associa-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
Livestock Market


Chicago, H. April UNITED States
Bureau Of 1Iarzets)--HoEs-Re H.
coo. Market strong mostly nickel
higher than yesterdays average. Top.
s20.15: bulk, s19S5 40.18; heavyweight.
/ S1s-95G 2015; medium weight. s19.SoG
eo-15; lightweight, $3.50 @ zoos: light
light. s1SG1s.65. sows. s17-75 61s-5Os
Catti-Eeceiuts. 5000. good and choice
beef steers and sie-stock. bulls. slow TO
lower; calves. sc higher: feeders. steady;
heavy beef steers. sl1-50T20: light teef
steers $1QG1s-50- butcher cows and
heifers. 500 1880; Gamers and cutters
feeder steers Ss-25 1880.
Sheep-Receipts. 500; mostly sc higher
Prime Colorado fed wooded lambs. S20-50.
prime shorn lambs. s15-75: shorn ewes,
Sl-.ss; lambs. 81 pounds or less. s1S-50T
zo-5oi S. pounds or better, s1sG $500
cu!is. 4l8- ewes. medium and good
alz--5 @ l1-5us cuils and common. IS q lz.l5-
kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas City, No. April . Omitted
States Bureau Of Nlsrketsl.-HoEs-E,e
cHipts, 1f.0oQs steady. Heavy. s19-s04
2o7 lights. S1s-50G 1875 pigs Sl6G1s-
Catte-Receipts, 10000 steady Steers,
Ss-SfG 1928; cows and heifers. $3.50
1910; calves s1e@1s-5os stoelrers. $500
sheep-Rsceipts 1000; lower Lambs
S17-10 2oI0- ewes, S10-5cG1s-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. April 2.-HoEs-Rsceipt
1000: Eteady- Top. f1s-so; bulk Sl9-25G
Cattle-Rscelpts. $500: steady to weak
Beef steers $3.50 G16-5os cows and he.f-
e-s. sz-75 G10-75s stoclzers and feeders,
81 r 10; calves, 11G1A25-
Sheep-Receipts. 10, geo. higher Lambs
g17-I5 g 1855; ewes, sl3-25g145e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
]. s. INDUSTRIAL
BOARD MAY END
Powerless Unless Govern
ment Supports Voluntary
Price ReVisions.

Washington, D. C.. April Mem
bers Of the cabinet and heads Of
the government purchasing agencies
were called by secretary Glass to
meet at the treasury today TO con-
slider whether the plan OF readjust-
ment Of prices through the indus
trial board viii be adhered TO by the
government.
The meeting Is an outgrowth OF the
dispute arising from the alleged re-
fusal OF the railroad administration
to accept the prices agreed upon for
steel and coal There have been init
nations that unless some agreement
can be reached the Industrial board
VIII 90 out Of existence on the ground
that without full government support
for the voluntary price revisions ar
ranged by the board it cannot enlist
the support Of the public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
STOCKS MAKE
MIXED GAINS
Better Industrial Condi-
tons and Easier Money
Are Reflected.

NsW York April Improved indus
trial conditions. easier money and the
strength 81 British exchange. were senu-
mental factors In the further IRREGULAR
advance en- the stock exchange today
sales apprcZimated $4,000 shares The
close was strong
Liberty bond FINAL prices today were
z- $500 first fs. efso. second IS,
"a. first SIS. $3.50; second dits, $780,
third e5-fs; fourth f1s 92-54-
Peace Shares Gain Anew
Speculative sentiment was again favor
big Influenced at the opening Of today s
stock market by foreign and domestic
devel opmenlsr popular peace shares adding
.ubstantlally TO yesterdays gains ship
pings. feathers. tobaccos and coppers led
the movement hut Industrial Alcohol
maintained its place as the most con-
eulrucus speciality. extending yesterday s
material advance by almost points. In
restmeur rails gave promise of throwing
of their long prevailing apathy and mo-
tors and oils Joined IN the broader deal
lnEr OF the first half hour
ship shares Feature.
Steamship shares continued 20 feature
. be more extensive dealings OF the morn
ing stock market, oils. metals and the
distilling division coming next in the
order named Equipments we're repre-
aaured By Harvester. General Electric
Baldwin Locomotive and american Loco
motive and the paper group was most
prominent among inactive speclaltles-
United States steel increased Its gain
10 q fraction over a point Independent
.tee1s also showing q stronger tone Al
midday Bons were firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
BRITE STATES GRAZING
GOOD IN MARIA SECTION

L. G. Brite. Maria, Tex. president OF
the Panhandle Southwestern associa
ton, has shipped three cars Of pure
bred Hereford bulls TO Phoenix. Ariz-.
assigned TO VIM Harrell who is sales
manager for Brite in that city.
Brite, who has been in FL Paso since
Monday viii leave for his home We'd
nesday night He stated Wednesday
morning that a report from the MTrfa
country was 10 the effect that a gen
eral rain TELL in that section Tuesday
night and that not only good grazing
was assured but that prospects are
now fine for good hay crops and feed
Of all kinds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
CORN ADVANCES
Sensational
Broad Upturns Accompa
MED by An Excited Rush
To Bull Side of Market.

Chicago, H.. April Sensational up
turns in the value OF corn took place
today and were accompanied by an eX-
cited rush 20 the bull side OF the mar
ket The election outcome In Chicago
Of victory for the ''wets" was held 10
imply an increased demand for rye and
barley by interests that stiu looked for
the defeat OF prohibition
Opening shows Jump
Opening PRICES for corn showed a jump
OF Ia 8 &C. with May at sL52-z bliss r.
July S1-f11t T1.44 and September at S1-15
GL55i1. July made an advance Of an
other cent. but then the market easea
back
In the later dealings. May delivery took
the lead and at one time showed
gain OF 71tc since Monday
The market closed nervous. As G6asc
net higher. with May az sI-57is q 1-s1 =
and July at S1.45st 3Lss7-
Oats. after opening g G17sc higher.
with Nay at 55l5 56izc, continued 20
harden
Provisions assembled to the maximum
FOR one day.
on the advance there was some SELF
ing by packers. but the offerings were
readily absorbed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02

e~---7-~-~---~-~-~------ -~---------~-~-~--~
MONEA 10 loan on improved city property
p ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Phone lI4i- 3l3 First Nat Bank Bids
IS TO $50 loaned honest employees cheap-
est rates. confidential Quick Sausfactorv
service. Drake. 201 Roberts Banner
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. lew
elry, and Automobiles. at the lowest rate
of interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor san Antonio and e Paso- Phi 27sA
s. TO S5O-Pay or an those IItfIs bns
and just owe US Low rates Easy pay
ments. Courteous attention Peoples Loan
Society &c Caples Bldg. Phone 1874
SEE is Tor any kind of ioan. EGuifabie
Loan Assn. W. s. Miller. Mgr SIS Trust.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
OPPOSITION TO NEW TIME
WEAKENS; TOO MUCH TROUBLE

FhoenIIl Arlz-- April 3-OppOnents
Of the new time are weakening and
IL appears that the city viii be over to
the daylight saving schedule within a
few days. With the railroads. post
office. capitol and Western Union
clocks set an hour ahead, there has
been confusion Of the worst sort fol-
lowing the resentfuI action Of the
county and city authorities in keep
ing their official timepieces as they
were.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
OIL QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily by J. s
Curtiss & Co. Sheldon hotel.
Fort Worth OTIs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
$4,000 LOST IN
TAXES
Statewide Prohibition Cuts
Down State and County
Receipts.

State and county tax receipts for
1918 showed a decrease Of approx
mately $4,000 below the receipts for
1917, according to figures compiled in
the office OF county tax collector Del
Riehey at the close OF the fiscal year.
on March 81. This decrease is due to
the fact that approximately $4,000
was lost by the state through the can
collation. Of all liquor licenses. this
amount being paid 10 the county and
state regularly as an occupation tax
by saloons. Making this allowance.
the receipts Of the county show a net
increase of $4,000 for 1918 over 1917,
making the volume Of business much
larger.
Redemption Tax Receipts.
An idea OF the business done by the
county collectors office during the
past year Is shown in the number Of
redemption tax receipts issued. In
1916 there was a total Of 756 receipts
In 1917 1913 were issued and in 1913
there were 3077- As ii requires about
ten minutes for the collectors office
10 balance the redemption tax figures,
owing 10 the number Of penalties at
tached to the original tax. this re-
quires much additional clerical labor.
An average Of over ten receipts was
issued daily during the year.
Occupation Taxes.
The total amount Of the occupation
taxes paid TO the state and county
during 1917 was sS1,573. and IN 1918
it was only s46SS.39. owing TO prohi- /
bition. The total current collections I
OF the county collectors office during
1917. including the liquor occupation /
licenses. were sI.02A595.09. and those
OF 1918 were s1.00S. s02.g9.
The total current collections made I
by the office. according TO figures /
compiled by deputy tax collector Ed. |
W. Haight, for 1917 were s8S7.1526l /
The figures for 1918 for current col /
lectiOns are Ss47, 230.54. showing an
increase Of more than $4,000 in cur
rent collections
Doubles Business.
Redemption taxes for 1917 were 4
S53.S5L5S. while those Of 1918 were
Ss2-S14.14 the office practically thus
doubling its business in the collection
Of these receipts Some OF the taxes
paid date as far back as 1855. necessi-
tating large amount OF clerical
labor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
MAKE
SOME ADVANCES
Buying Movement Sends
Stocks Upward; Listed
and Curb Issues Higher.

on the advice OF well posted Interests
to buy copper stocks. the market We'd
uesday registered several good sized ad-
vances in this department and a much
better feeling prevailed throughout. ac-
cording 20 J. s. Curtiss and conna MS.
sheldon hotel Anaconda advanced from
61s TO 62i7. Smelters from fess 20
101s Inspiration from 49l- 10 511z- Utah
ranged from 75A 10 7Sa and back to
757s-
on the curb. jerome Verde was strong
Ray Hercules made n new low OF 17s
Verde Extension was % bid. s5ts asked
Latest aft rnuou prices
Curb Conner SforRe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
COLD DAMAGES CROPS IN
MANY SOUTHERN STATES

Richmond. Va, April Damage TO
crops by low temperature in many
southern states was reported today.
Orchard experts said Indications
pointed TO virtually killing OF the
Virginia peach crop. The vegetable
crop was slightly harmed. The tenn
perature here today Of "A degrees was
the lowest ever recorded for any day
in april, ice forming in many streams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
Lost and Pound

LOST - Downtown. Tuesday afternoon.
lady's gold watch Phone 51fe Reward
LOsT-Lady's pocketbo0k, initial J. 1T r.
on corner Yale lock key and small amount
OF money Phone 3fee. Reward
LOST-Sunday afternoon. leather hand
bag containing basketball outfit Phone
l1so or call at Apt C. Dewitt. and receive
reward
LOsT-Black leather nocketbook contain
ing 2-5 and bank book. IN NcMicl-le's or
arizona street car Monday afternoon Re
ward Return 1910 n Campbell
Lo>n-Sunday t-fternoon large silver Brit
ish army badge. engraved Services rem
dered for the King and Empire on top"
Ee-url 70 ~ y. kansas. Raward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
Debs To Begin Serving
Sentence about Mau |

Washington, D. c., April 2.-Unless
pardoned BY president Wilson. Eugene
V Debs. Socialist leader, probably will
begin serving in the penitentiary at
MOundsville. ". Va. his ten year term
for violating the espionage act about
Nay 1. According 70 clerk James D.
Maher, Of the supreme court, which On
March 10 affirmed Debs's conviction,
the mandate in the case viii be sent
10 the federal district court in Ohio.
where Debs was tried, about April 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

lRv Assocl2tec Eressl-
New York. April 2.-Mercantile paper
So G5t1 per cent
Sterling s0-day bills, sass; commercial
f1-dar bills on banks. $4-57 = commercial
60-day bills. sf561zs demand, SA6ls ca
hles. sE6Z
Mexican pesos. ne
Time loans Gruers 90 days, 80 days and
s months So 15E per cent
call money. EASIER high. 8 percent;
lo1r. ga, ruling rate. 4izs closing bid.
50 offered az 4Es last loan, Al percent
Copper. steady- electrolytic, IS = q 15i1c-
Iron steady. No. Z northern and No
southcrn. s29.77; No = northern and No
southern, S-6.75.
Lad. steady- spot and April. f5-l2G
s5.25
Spelter stsadg- East ST Louis delivery,
SPOT and April $50 G6.25.
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng. April 2-Ths following
were the quotations IN the London met
ais market today
spot copper. $50 1oss electrolytie. fs4
1sz
TIN 1919 15s
Lad. 600 los
Sne1-er Esg s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02

Birmingham. Ala. April THE
corning and press mills Of the Du
Pont De Nemours Powder compauy's
plant at Boyles Gap. near here. were
destroyed Tuesday by an explosion
with damages estimated at 10000.
All employees had left the buildings
for lunch a few minutes before the ex-
plosion and none was injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02

Precipitation last "a hours Qnchesl ....f
lowest temp. last nisht...
Highest temp. yest'dayi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02

New York. april q -Four ma
uonal Championship swimming events.
which were 10 have been decided in
the pool of the Illinois Athletic assoc
citation, Chicago. tomorrow. have been
postponed for a month it was said
here today az A. A- L. headquarters
The events are the mems relay and
the women's junior zoo yard and 100
yard backstrOke races
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02

.-sst portion. colder north portion thurs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
thinks HIGHER
RATES NEEDED
LIN. Railway Shows Ap-
parent Income Loss of
100000 For Year.

Louisville April 2.-stiu furth-
er railroad rate increases are necessa-
~ to maintain higher wages for en-
ployes, in the opinion OF the board Of
directors OF the Louisville & Nashville
railroad. whose report was submitted
to the annual stockholders meeting
here today The report showed an
apparent net loss IN income OF more
than $4,000. 900 for the year under
government supervision. as compared
with the 1917 period under private
oWnershin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
WAR CHANGES
SALVATION WORK
Brigadier StilWel Says Sal
walton Army Has Gained
Prestige.

Il must say there has been a great
change in salvation army work as a
result Of the war. for we seem TO
have gained more prestige and greater
support than we had before we began
our war work We sent over our best
and I believe that we not only did the
boys over there good. but also the
Salvation army, and I believe we viii
not soon be forgotten" is a statement
made Wednesday by brigadier Mary
StilWeu. in charge OF the social and
rescue work Of the salvation army IN
nc western states and laval islands,
with head quarters at Chicago
Annual Inspection
She IS now on her annual inspection
tour and viii remain ia FL Paso until
Friday. While in this city she viii
speak at meetings, hold conferences
with army officers and make plans for
general improvements IN the accom-
modations, equipments and work here.
BriEadier Stilwen stated Wednesday
morning that the work in II Paso
had done remarkably well and that
the home here compares with that OF
any city III the country.
Speaking Dates Here.
Brigadier Stilweu viii speak at the
Salvation army hall. 10 san Jacinto
street. Wednesday night at s o'clock,
and TO the men OF the Fifth cavalry at
the camp Y " c. A building at Fort
Bliss Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
She stated that her talk TO the SOL
diers would be about salvation army
work in general She viii 90 10 san
Friday.
Brigadier Stilweu has a son IN SAL
walton army work in France. Her
husband, who was a noted Salvation
army worker. died in Los Angeles Il
years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-02
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Produce. Close.
Corn-lIay s1-57ls. July SL45st-
Oats-lfay. 61%c July 6sNc.
Chicago Provisions. Close
PorA-lIay $3.50. July Sass.
Lard-1fay S2S-S0. July s2s-55.
Ribs-1Iay se6.15. July SIS.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. Ill April 2.-Butter-Hisher-
Creamery IS 1GS1zc-
EFE=Recelpts 1885 cases. Market
lower Firsts. SS GS91zc; ordinary frsts,
% IS &c. at market. cases Included IS @
39c- storage packed firsts, 41il q f1ssc-
Poultry-Alive, higher; springs, CSC;
fowls SIC
Potatoes - Receipts. s. cars Market
stronger. Northern white sacked, bulk.
Sl65G 1-S0s western sacked russets. 500
cwt
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. April 2.-Butter-Un-
changed Creamery. 5scs frsts, 5fc; sec
onds SEE packing. 3Sc-
EEgs-unchanged- frsts. 3Sc-
Poultry-Hens. 22cs roosters. u 2 -lc5
broilers, f5cs springs. SIC
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Lodge Notices

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