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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Beauty Chats RzE2ae Kent Fs=ss.
An Ancient Lotion

Of the French courts-they lived
through years of strenuous gaieties,
of oVer-eating. over-drinking and
tight lacing, danced at balls till all
hours Of the morning-yet their pic
lures show them handsome. We
read Of soft white skins.
Well, these women retired for a
few days every little while, and went
through a regular beauty treatment.
Among other things, q paste made Of
three ounces Of ground barley, about
an ounce Of honey and the beaten
white Of an egg, was applied thickly
70 the face, which was then covered
over with a channels with eye and
nose holes, or bound about with
strips of linen.
This paste-it is said to have come
from the ancient Egyptians-softens,
whitens and clears the skin, while
the egg serves to draw up the Ioos-
ened muscles. The bands, of course.
are strange, and will keep you awake
II you are not used to them. How
ever, this paste should be applied at
night and left on for full seven or
eight hours Of rest.
It Is simple, harmless and effective.
Next morning wash in hot water,
then cold, and add, if you like, some
toilet vinegar to the rinsing water.
Questions and Answers
To Miss M. Bit would be impossible
for me TO go into all the massage move
ments here to reduce a double chin. Send
a stamped, addressed envelope and I viii
be pleased 20 inform you OF this, also
the facial massage movements that you
ask about.
I dt01ys hare a PSmpIe on my nose.
IL gets better, then saOyes along to
GSOther spot, but GIt0oys on my nose.
Suggest ciire.-Poppg.
RepIy-I should have been glad to have
sent. you a pimple lotion II you had sent
a stamped, addressed envelops. but why
not keep the blood clear OF pimple materiall
Make good use Of the spring diet OF greens
and salads. For bad cases, too, there IL
the old-fashioned sulphur and molasses,
made into a paste, and a spoonful three
times each day for three days. Stop thrse
Repeat three days. stop three, and 20 on
till the blood is cleaned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Many Good Shows to Be
Seen in New York Dur
ing the Summer Months.


Jew YORK, May 6.-Those who
M expect 10 visit New Work city
i this summer will be glad to
learn that there will be more than
twice as many good shows running as
in the tween seasons Of 1915.
The unexampled prosperity, the wide
spread business activity. the impos-
sibfity Of a migration to Europe for
pleasure. the stock OF fair shows at
disposals-these are some Of the rea-
sons which bring about this condi-
ton
Nor will the old line stage prosper
at the expense OF the movies. There
will be, we are promised two or three
times as many great feature films
and the tWo-dollar movies will be in
lite glory.
The week after Easter gave the final
seal Of approval 20 the summer
theater plans. After the lull Of Lent
the people have swept into the play
houses again, taken all by storm and
crowded many to the refuge Of the
standing Room Only Free List
Suspended" signs.
In mid-July last summer the Broad
way district offered motion pictures
in three first class houses and seven
Legitimate" attractions OF the first
order.
The summer List.
To begin the list for this summer,
the Hippodrome hopes to keep open
house through the hot season, only
closing long enough for the staging or
the new fall show.
The Boomerang" Fair and
Warmer" Very Good Eddie" I'm a
larger house with 81 instead OF SO best
seats) and 'Sybil' will probably endure
the heated term.
OF course the New Amsterdam
NTollies" and the Winter Garden Re-
Vue will be there and added to them
We are led to expect The Belle Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

1 could have fallen in love if had per-
mitted myself. But no. In my youthful
egotism / had decided that / would
marry no man who did not measure
up to the standard of perfection that 1
had erected, and OF course no mere
mortal man did.
He couldn't, for my specifications
OF the kind of a husband that 1 thought
good enough for me required d com
posite Of the salient characteristics of
Paul Swan, Sir Gallahad, Mr.. Rookie
feller, Keats and John Drew.
Hard Requirements.
THE man that ] married must be
handsome. tall, with piercing eyes and
a dark mustache. He must have I'M
blemished morals and yet be a man of
the world who knew his way about.
HE must be able to make money,
and plenty OF it, because I hankered
after the fleshpots, but he must also
be Of a soulful nature and able TO
quote poetry effectively. and to under
stand my soul aspirations. and he must
have all Of the social graces and wear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
The New Series By Dorothy Dix.
The Woman Who Demanded Too Much in Husband
Tells Her Story
BY DOROTHY DIX

GL"HE reason never married"
said the woman, was because
- I demanded too much in a
husband.
Il was looking for a paragon, and
as the countryman said when he saw
hippopotamus for the first time, there
amt no sich animal
''As I look back now on my artless
girlish ideal, with the light of many
years experience Of human nature and
much knowledge Of the world to illu-
inmate my vision, don't know whether
to laugh or to cry. for my purpose was
so high and my practice so foolish,
and in reaching out after an impossi-
bic idol, / missed all OF the nice conso-
lation prizes that I might have had.
Il had many chances to marry
good chances. too. and to marry men
to whom for one reason or another /
was greatly, attracted, and with whom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Kittens Reiehert.

In addition to being n player Of win
sOmeness and charm she n skilled in
the technical side of picture making
and possesses a rather unusual type Of
knowledge for n child.
baby and delayed the christening while
thew debated the subject. Meanwhile
both called her Kittens because she
played about Just as kittens do Finally
her parents decided to keep the nick
name they had bestowed on her as her
given name, so to church they went
and Kittens became little Miss Reich
arts honest to goodness name for all
TINA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Little bObb1e sEa
Finds the Folly of Too Violent
Exercise and Ma Benefits.
BY WILLIAM #. KIRK.

"iIs morning Pa got up at o'clock,
herd him walking around the
- the house. He opened every win
dow in the whole house & sed Ahal
this is the life. It's good old world,
sed Pa.
It's pritty cold old wurld, sed Ma.
why dosnt you shut sum OF the win
dows till it gifts warm, thay doant all
have to be open.
luv fresh air. sed Pa.
So do /. sed Ma, but you doant need
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
News Notes
from
Movie1and
By DAISY DEAN.

IF YOU have seen THE FOOLS Re
vs1ze" "A Soldiers Oath" or any
4 one of the numerous pictures of this
order. you may remember that you
could not help admiring Kittens Reich
art She is six and half years old,
"qoin' on seven" as she will tell you.
she comes as near being an actual NOV
inq picture star as any child of her age
or experience.
Rnt kittens has an added distinction
., wbich II must be confessed she is not
overnroud. She went through an entire
year of her life without a real name
HTotber and father Reichart lust
couIdn't think of a name to give their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

q6oosluVs RIVALS beauty these days
Beauty Is always q comparative
herm-we read much Of the beauties
q old times, but we really do not
know what they were like. As much
superior to their fellOW-women as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
FASHION FETE
FOR MOVIE EXPO

Fashion day" at the First National
Picture exposition at Madison Square
Garden. May 6-14, was observed by
the best known modistes, milliners and
bootmakers in New York. French man
nikins and the prettiest of American
models showed the very latest Of the
worlds fashions at the exposition
Not only did the professional models
exhibit the gowns. but the stars of the
screen also appeared in the newest OF
woman's fancies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

Twelve months ago the average mo
ton picture actor was throwing Ut IL
he was requested to take a character
part, It being the desire OF his life or
her life to play Venus and Apollo on
the screen. Now, however, there's quite
a different view being taken. for these
people realize that 1t takes a person. Of
ability to mold over successfully what
the Lord gave him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

Wallace Reid, who is remembered as
Don Jose in the Lasky production Of
Carmen" in which Miss Geraldine Far
rar made her debut in motion pictures,
will play the principal masculine role in
Miss Farrar's next photoplay. Maria
Rosa" which win be shown in many
cities before its regular release date on
the Paramount program. May Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

The defenceIess screen soon is to
show an automobile with a maroon
body white wire wheels and tan top,
purchased by Jack Pickford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

Rags" starring Mary Pickford, and
Carmen" starring Geraldine Farrar.
are ENJOYING long runs in South Africa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

From old times comes q SS0eet lotion
to spread oUer the face at night to
soften the skin
they might have been, the chances
are that the average gOod-looking,
well-groomed woman Of to-day would
outclass them all.
Yet many of them worked hard
for their looks. Take the beauties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

The movie star who has won m
euviable position in the motion picture
world by her cleverness and talent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
MONEY AND METALS
NrW NnRK MARKET


fBy Associated Press-J
Yen YORK Oct. 3o.-Mercantile paper
Sterling so day bills sans. commercial
50 days bills. S4.7oi.. demand S4f97s' ca
bles SA75 ZIG.
Bar silver. 81 -.
Mexican dollars SC
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. irregular $500
Time loans. easy so and % days "HS7 =
Per cent: SIX menths- 3 = e 80
car money. steaoy- High. - per cent,
low - ruling rate - last loan - >
CLOSING 81 offered az 80
Copper. strong Elc-trolytic. first quar-
Iron, steady. No northern S2262 "a
Tin. firm SPOT, S4i-S7 Z 4z-z5-
speiter. spot. East St. Louis delivery.
fOSDON METALS MAKKET-
Tondon. Eng. oct s0.-The following
we're the closing quotations Of the Londcn
metals -.arket today
Lead $50 los
Copper. spot. El35. Futures, El-e. cleo
Tin spot- ISL. los futures, slSs-
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency. 10 a 1sc-
Nacionales. 16izc-
Mexican pesos SIC
Mexican gold. 4sc-
Fl Psso Smeiter Quotation
Corrected daily
Bar silver Handy & Harmon Quotations)
London lead. $50 1Os-
Copper. bar. S27--s.
Pig lead. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
NEWS
SENDS WHEAT Up
Drouth Advices Show In
creased Crop Damage; the
Corn Market Weak.

Chicago. IT,. oct 30-Drouth advices
rom Argentina showing increased
.r4ruag.- owing 10 hot. drE weather hsd
rul1ish effect today on wheat The opening.
which ranged from Lc of to lAc up wes
followed by material sag but tn-n ne-
cfdeG upturu an around
Peace talk from Berlin ana the sinking OF
the Marina led afterNard 10 reactions n
favor of tho bears The close was unset
Tied with tho market whole izr down
to lac up as compared with saturday
finish.
ENLARGED receipts made the corn HlarAet
-eisffvaIv weak After opening al &c down
TO = q advance. all quotations eased OH put
later allied.
Subsequently,. large speculative Salrs
hror1rht about a. fresh downturn IN corn
m -.Iose 49, veal, al =. r. ot-c under sat-
urdav-s latest figures
Oats diepIayed Independent firmnsSs- More
liberal arrivals of hogs than expected had
a lerrassiuE influence on prov isicus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
Livestock.
Chicago Livestock. Clc-e-

Chicago. m Oct 5o-Hoes-Receipts
q. 600. Market slow. loe 20 lse under Sst-
r1-5s~-s average. Bulk $3.50 @ 10. light, fs-s'
D 10 e5- heavy. ss-5Od 1e-20: PIGS. 1875 80
Cattls-Receipts. 5000 Market easy Va
tive beef cattle. $3.50 = 1l-s5- western steers,
Ss.T5as $50 stockers. S4s5 2 7-so' cows, Ss-S'
O 80 calves 8 n IL 49,. ......,.
Sheep-Receipts. 5o.uce- Marhet etseuH-
Wethcrs S1-e5 $50: lambs. s. 50 lilo
kansas Cny Livestock. Close
Kansas city No. Oct Se--hoEs ne
ceipts 3 00o- Market lower Bulk Ssoo 9
To- heavy. ss-soa lO-c5; light. fsso0 1885,
ri-s SIS a $50
Prime fed steers. se-5oT IL western steers,
g. y e-25- COWS S4-5o r t-z5- stochers. ea-'' 2
SIS. calves. Sc Q lo-5o. ,,
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market higher
Lambs s1o-4o6ll yesr!inss. a'-9e = e-'vi
vrethers. s1qs: ewes. $3.50 2 80
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Oct 5o--tatfle- tsecel i..s-
5000 Na~be- weak Beef steers. fs.551 20 ;
cows and heifers. $40 $3.50; stockerE ana
Hogs-Receipts- 3loo- Market lec 10 loo
lower Top. $3.50. bulk $40 e-7e.
sheep - Receipts. 5000 Market Htrons
10 f8c higher Lambs. 500 lo-4e; ewes, VS.
For4 Worth Livestock.
fEv ZeiEer HoteLl
Hars-Receipts $500. Market steady Top,
sIp.05- bulk. Se.soG1o- -,
Cat+le-Reeeipts. soeo. including zso9
s-75- COWS $3.50 q $50; heifeH- $3.50 2 $50
bulls. $500 calves. S7G as: stoeksrs..
steers Sc q sos cows, - Ia $50; heifeTs. SA-'v
-. calves. 50 G6-75-
Sheep-Receipts. $500 Market steaoS-
CLIPPED wethsrS. s.: ewes. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30

WOULD LOWER RATES ON
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS

Washington. D. G. Oct 3O.-Ihe Ma
tioual Livestock exchange Of Chicago
today asked the interstate commerce
commission to require rates on stock
cattle. hogs and sheep from all pubic
markets in the United States to be not
TO exceed IS percent OF the rate apply
ir,er 10 the same markets on cattle. hogs
or sheep in condition for slaughter
The complaint SAYS that because OF
lack Of uniformity IN publication OF
rates on the stocker or feeder traffic.
shiDpers OF that traffic are charged
higher than for the livestock going TO
market for slaughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


To the Macon Realty company. 70 ouilo
= brick bungalow on Federal street. cost
10 the Macon Realty company. to build
a b-ick bungalow on Stevens and Chfton
streets. cost $500 INA
To the Macon Realty COMPANY 10 build
a brick bungalow on TroWbridgs street
cost SssOo-
North aide Of Particle. between Dyer ana
Idziia-L J. Favier and wife 20 Niron !
F2oothe- lots Il. Il. block %. GrandfieN
addition; consideration $3.50 Oct ., 1873
Csnutillo toTnsite-A- ; Apooae1 % =
spfvey. lots 81 -. block = Canutiiio
townsite. Fl PsEo county consideratio
s,,1T,i- PIsee-R. E Crannn 10 Miss
CIvde Duncan. lot 10. block l. summit
place consideration Sl4os Oct H. 1910
west side Of North Campbell, between
California and Rfver-Antoine-re P Fox
ana Charles A. Fox 70 W " Reagan the
easteriy ~ feet Of the northery AZ teet
q lot +. block Il Alexander's addition con-
sideration $500, Oct y. 1916
North side Of Copper, between Courchesne
~ Nsrfinez-T. 81 Brady and W Cooley
70 " II Rheinheimer- lots =. %. block
3. Manhattan heights; consideration 80
Oct q 1915 Births-Glrl..
To Mrs : sosays, 1909 Fort Boulevard
20 To Mrs.. 4. Belmontez. SIC Hill oct ..
To Mrs. G. h Menchiman- 7l5is san
70 Mrs. RuPsrto Norm, 100 East Fifth
To Mrs. P Reyes Tenth street. oct -
To Mrs. T. Haguez 220s NaEoffin. Oct %
To Mrs. J. T. Hsmel. 1903 East Boulevard,
To Mrs. Pablo Morales, 5s2I White Oaks,
Oct 20
Automobiles Licensed
7s5+B. A Cook 2oo7 Montana, Saxon
7s55-Cspt- P H Cochran. L $ army.
Hg 49s5s%En Sst- He'll lo7 Myrtle Ford
7s57-c. J. Davis. 1908 Newman. Maxwell
555s1H- z. DarusL los lays. Maxwell
7sss-H Mcbride. s1s Mesa Ford tour
ing -.
Sssl-c. {. Ross. 1000 Montana. Overland
7ss2-Dr. ! d stevens. 1926 Rio Grsnde.
Etudebsker touring car
Desths-
Matilda Rodriguez. aged IS. Seventh and
Oregon oct p. buried in Concorcia-
Tesus p. MARTINEZ AGED two years, orc
street oct cSs buried in Con~ordia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L : DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken AZ
= a. m 18th merid-
ian time Is A. m
Fl Psso time. october
80. 1915.
Forecasts
Fl Paso and vicinity
Fair tonight: Tues
day partly cloudy and
colder
New Mexico - FAR
tonight and Tuesday !.
cooler tonight east
portion
Arizona - FAIR to-
night and Tuesday.
mot 80 cold central
portion tonight
West Texas-Fair to-
night colder In the
Panhandle Tuesday
partly cloudy; colder
on
in p pz~o At noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
COVER 4 GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
I'VE GREAT TEXAS NEWsPAPERS.

UaIIas Ilmes HeraId-
Fort Worth Star Telegram
e Paso Herald
Houston Chronic.e Q.
san Antonio Light
Combined guaranteed circulation over 49,
00O daily: rs. 600 Sunday Combined CLASH
fled rates. Sc per word for insertion daily;
SC per word sunday A 20 word ad in all
five papers viii cost only 500 for ore week
DAY insertion OF $500 for three Insertions
melt ding one Sunday. Minimum charge
based on 20 words All copy for Sunday
insertions should be submitted by noon Of
the preceding Thursday Send OF bring your
order with cash 10 Classified Department Of
The Fl Pas0 Herald. and your ad Will be
placed IN these papers Cash 20 accompany
order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30

NOIE-Qu0tatlons refIect cIl7IHE IIII.'
Monday. oct 90
New York oct so-Stoc6 exchange prizes
cs-I-ef ~ sdvi~es ~ another submarine In
cident iu British waters. iufolvluE pcssioit
international com rlicatious- Motors OK
fc1de5 heir initial losses and Industrial
Alcohol was heavy with Bethlehem Steei,
common and preferred those issues yield
inE five 20 six points
Tn. movement was not especials tAl-l
i've rl=ars-he~e however. metals tucluulI :
zinc stocks. showing pronounce siren
chino copper made a new high record -
e1l-- and Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
alec e-~ee,led an previous records A. l"t p
a more general reaction occurred Al MD
DAY , -s,--..---
Of International
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains Close
Wh.at-pec-. $780, May. Sl-s5a-
Co-n-Dec-. Sc May $50
Oats Dee. ssNc; Msy. - Il
Chicago Provisions. Close
Porh-Dec-. S-S.l5. jan so
Iard-Drc.- SI6.f5- jan Sls-4s-
Ribs-Dct-- $3.50. jan SlS-S5.
EensHs City Grains. Close
Kansas City oct So--N heat -et
higher No. hard. SIS l-s4; No red.
sISsTIao; Dec. S1-sf's n l->4ss; May VIZ
COMO. . mixed. s1a1.eI; No. . white.
s1.o1. No. Z. yellow. s1-O3i- q 100 Dec. sf7tc
III 6ats-No. White. 55655Ne, No . mixed.
Chicago Produce. Close.
CHICAGO. III oct. 50.-Butter-Market
higher. creamery. BIZ q SOC
Eggs-Market higher Receipts. Ss4S cases
Ffrsts 9I1z a 32izc; ordinary hrsts- 7s =
aslc- al mark cases included . p 81 &c
Potatces-Market lower Receipts los cars
Minnesota and Dakota white SEbv - >
Minnesota and Dakota ohios. Sl-5gH 30 ;
Michigan and Wisconsin white. Sl-"e 2 l. 20
Poultry slive-NarSet lower Fowls 10 &C.
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas civ No. oct 5o--Butter--
CresmsTy. 2sl5c: firsts. Sic seconds. 2slsc;
racking. q &c
EEE5-F irsts. sic
Poai;ry-Hens. Isc; roosters. 1se' broii-
ers. 3oc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
JUDGE JACKSoN DEPARTS.

Judge Dan NJ Jackson. OF the satin
district court. left r Paso sunday
on invitation Of Arthur SeiiEman.
chairman of the New Mexico Democra-
tic state campaign committee. TO take
part in the state campaign al Tucum-
carl and At towns in QUAY county
Judge jackson will deliver his first
address Monday night AT Tucumcari.
He viii return TO FL Paso Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
TWO HELD ON LIaUoR CHARGE.

Charges OF unlawfullv selling liquor
on Sunday we're filed against a Ge-
bouri and J. Nillen. sunday morning
at the police station. follow ing their
arrest BY city detectives The two men.
II Is said. were arrested after they had
disposed OF quantity OF liquor 10 a
man sent 70 their place Of business BY
the detectives The case viii be trans
ferred to the county court this after
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
-KBROKER.

TOM n. JOHNSON-STOCKB
Buys. sells and quotes Green Monster.
Inspiration Needles. Arkansas -Arizona-
Cornelia Ex-. Verde Combination, United
Verde Elk. United Verde Cons. Miami
Con. Mines. and all stock quoted on
board. office. Lobby Of Sheldon Hotel
Open TIL p. ". Phone AZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30

The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
The FL PaSO Herald is - cents. II
reaches an average Of about 100000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
Heln Wanted-Male


~PFRIFNCFD SODA DISPENSER, must
understand hot drinks and lunches FrI-
-7-anant position for right man Write 30
SOS Big Springs. Texas iui par :
RE 4 DETECTIVE-Earn s15e 70 $500 per
-,-,,tb -TravsI around the world Write Uni
-sre-I Detective Correspondence school,
Houston. Texas
THERE is position open in the hersld
e.IverrfeinE department for q young MAJ
vino mas some kuowledge of writing ana 10
-i-rriu- ads and can operate a type" ritter.
Good 50 AIRY Apply Herald business ONCE
TTFFNFS AND BRAKEMEN- Beginners
aid $40 monthly; permanent positions any
ITror,orios 70 engineer and conductor SiSv
- 5000 monthly no strike service WIN
f,sfI.ya,. cage Gerald
VX%TED-Retired nou-commissioued Of
- flruf1izr with quart ernlaster and ord
r-arr. f,sper- for position clerk Ad1utaut
f.sre-4r-- office salary $500 per tnonIh-
sd5-ass rhs Adjutsnt General. santa re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
Cotton Market.

Liverpool Cotton close
rive-nooI Eng Dcr- s0--Cotton-Spot
cotton week Good middiing. $40 = Sd: milo
ding $40 IS I'd: low middling, 80 - sd
Sales 10 0oo bales
New York Cotton. Close
New YORK Oct 50--Cotton-Spot msrste
quiet- AiiddliuE uplands. 1850 sales ovV
49, - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1s.55c
r-- ...-..... Is-51c
49, .....--1 S.65c
-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1s-7sc
TO- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
Nov car ocgSUS
ToCRE B6AN AeceDae
70 II SIE@ NoJP
BEAN ACRE 6E-

except southeast portion
Relative humidity in F. Psso Al noon
Monday Is per cent.
precipita tion In last - hours unchesi ---.I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
ANSWERS TO HERALD ADS.

The following list Of uncaIled for answers
to Herald Want Advertisements are now be-
ing held for delivery at The Herald business