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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03

Corn.-Corn was slightly weaker early In
the session, but almost entirely in sympathy
with wheat. and subsequently it became firm
err, practically all the loss being recovered
Indeed May and July closed at the same fig
ures as on Friday. while December was only
sc down.
The selling at the outset was partly slim
ulated by favorable weather West, which Will
enable farmers TO make larger deliveries 10
country stations, and hence abundant primary
receipts are expected The early weakness
was also partly attributed TO a decline Of
3d31ac in Rosario.
subsequently the demand became more
active. and with less pressure to sell more
confident feeling developed. This was con-
sidered wholly natural after so many days OF
weakness
Stocks Of corn in this country are COM
paratively small. and. furthermore. il Is be
lieved that exporters will buy more freely II
a larger supply OF ocean freight room can be
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Rrisk Dryroods Trade.-Chicago

Dec. Marshall Field & Co.. in their
weekly review Of the drygoods trade.
say: Current wholesale distribution
Of drygoods is running ahead Of the
corresponding period of a year ago.
Road orders for both immediate and
future delivery have been heavy. Col
lections are ahead Of the same week IN
1918"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03

Other Cities

Boston Coppers.-Boston. Dec. 2
Gains and losses were recorded In
about equal proportions during the
short session in copper share trading
to-day. Dulness ran through the list,
with the close slightly more active and
with tendencies TO strength. Copper
range. 1914: Allouez, 70; Osceols, 10l;
Old Dominion. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Yesterdays A
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 share.l
Many stocks improved decidedly in re
two-hour session On the Consolidated Stoct
Exchange The upward movement included
both industrial and railroad shares.
transactions and prices Saturday for The
more active stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
3 O n d S

Trading in bonds on the New YORK
Stock Exchange Saturday amounted 10
s2.e77,OOO, against $i,9Ol,OOO Friday
s2,e1A,OOO a week ago and s2,62S'ooo a
wear ago. From January to date ST.
O63, Os1 900, against SsiO,5ls,OoO In 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
estcrdsy .

Sugar Futures. was quiet In he
sugar futures market yesterday. being more
of an evening-up character for over the hOh-
day. First prices were unchanged % an al
vance Of points and on a little covering n
the late positions. values did little better.
the close being net unchanged % an advance
Of I points, with sales for the day 1850 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Livestock. Meats and Provision,

Following are yesterdays prices compared
with these Of year ago:
Neg York. les.erds.. A yes. 40
Live Steers. best. 100
10. ............ Ss.7S q $40 S1 spa
Dressed tssf SIDES
10. $3.50. ~ q .i5h .shs -
ID. 80. $50 a 1900 AGO eis
Dressed Vess. city
rl Z. ewes. 100 5. ID, 10 3 i, 81 81: s.ss
LAMBS. fair 70 prime.
100 l1. ........ 1850 . lz3 o.3 80
Dressed mutton. ID. ~ q "a .N ~
Dressed lambs. b.. 10 q 10 "a Z rs
Hogs. sod. 100 d. 9.2j q $50 100 a.
Dressed hogs. bacon.
Wsss PORK. bhl.....3i.50 4 800 800 fi1H
lless beet b5l.. $500 2 1850 $3.50 eva
Lard Middle West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Industrial
Metals

The United States Steel Corporation
will issue its November statement OF
untitled tonnage next Saturday. An
estimate compiled by Dow. Jones e. Co.
indicates an increase in untitled orders
during the month ended November 30
OF $4,000 tons. This would bring the
total untitled bookings of the corpora
ton close TO 100000 tons.
Last months shipments OF rolled
steel products are estimated at l,300,-
900 tons. Output of ingots was about
100000 tons, indicating production
of 1850 900 tons of rolled steel, which
would be at the rate of $4,000 tons a
day for the twenty-five active days Of
the month. November sales, on the
other hand, are estimated 70 have ex-
ceeded $3.50, 900 tons.
Railroad buying has been one OF the
important factors In the steel trade n
the last month. November contracts
and reservations aggregated l,lO2,OOO
tons. Total rail buying since the first
Of the year has amounted 70 $685., 900
tons. This is a new record. as in no
previous year did the rail orders reach
4,00O,0 900 tons.
Prices current for a few of the prin.
cpal metals and metal products, con
pared with those prevailing at the cor.
responding time of last year, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Yesterdays A year
Contract.
Cotton.eed Oil About

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-About the ouy
feature in the cottonseed oil market yesterday
was a little stoadier undertone IN sympathy
with frmness in crude and the early strengn
of cotton and lard. Trade was quiet, with
little covering by local operators. which al
sorbed moderate selling by Western interest.
The close was generally TO 3 points nei
hsgbsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Active urltleS

Sales. Name. High. Low. Close-chg
66OO WHY'S Ov. 1854 SO 3o4- "a
100 DO pr. 90 SO SO r ~
100 White NJ. $40 54ls 54(s- %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
New York

Ohio Copper Comp&ny-Feders
Judge Learned handed down deci--
sion yesterday directing that the bid
Of the North American Liquidation
Company for the purchase Of the Ohio
Copper Mining Compsny's property be
accepted, and directed that the trus-
ices in bankruptcy execute the deeds.
Attorneys for the Ohio Copper Min
ing Company stated that stockholders
have accepted the reorganization plan.
Morgan Partner Back at Desk
William II. Porter, Of J. p. Morgan
Co, who has been kept from work
nearly FIVE months because OF Ill
health, returned to his desk yesterday.
Bond House Takes New Quarters
William ?. Bonbright & Co. Inc, have
lust leased for a long term Of years
quarters in the Equitable Building.
They will occupy the northeast corner
Of the main floor. together with the
basement, mezzanine and part Of the
second floor A private elevator sys-
TEN will be installed. a new entrance
will be made on the Nassau Street
side and one in the main corridor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
State and Municipal Bonds

(Sales.)
Va DID 6s-Brown Bro " City AIS 1853
& Cs ctfs l'ooO. .''''''oI2
10 ono 81 do Is 1859
1000. .1o2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Public Service Corporations

Net
Sales. Name. High. Low. Close. chg.
100 Am & c. 64lz sac 64Iz- "
1900 Am T & T.1277s 1878 t27zst ~
100 Bklyn R T s5 IS IS
1880 Col G & 511s 1885 5124 +2Is
1900 c GEL&P. 1872 128Ia t2e1a--
100 Con Gas. 1852 1852 1871 -
10 bet Ed. 149 149 149 --
100 bet U Ry.119 119 119 - 7s
100 Int Con pr 74ls 74s ne 70
200 Mackay .. IS IS IS --
200 do pr. e5ss 65Ia e51a- IS
500 Mont P. IA IN 1925 70
S4Oo North Am. "a 72Ia 1894 r 134
1000 Ohio Cas- 24 1183s121 +3Ia
100 Pac T & T. 3434 3494 3434- u
1900 Phila Co.. 1853 1914 4e1A--
100 Tn Ry Inv ID ~ "A - 70
10000 Utah S c. 279s 25La 262s+ e
200 West U T.1o114 1915 1o1Is- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Bonds

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
$4,000 Am TIT n IS 9sA e814 eeIs e5I4
100000 'Frch Nun 6s. 81 81 e6zs 96zs
10000 metro Pet 6s. 1c2ss 1924 to2ss 1924
5000 sRus Gov 6 i2s. ooIs 99Ze 99Is 99Ds
10000 edo new 53.s efIe e49z 9412 94az
100000 'Sincl Oil 6s IN 1t2 1t0R ~
100000 'UKGB&I y. 99l4 ee3s 90 ealZ.
$4,000 do 3 yr... esIa SO s8Is sS1s
unlisted. tSell cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03

Oau.-There was a weaker feeling in the
oats market early, partly In sympathy with
wheat and corn. but afterward the demand
improved and more steadiness prevailed in
deed. December oats were hc net higher.
while July WAS &c net up. but May was
Asc down
There Is said TO be fair domestic and
export demand, but business is checked by
the scarcity Of cars and by the railroad EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Future.-The coffee market cor
tinued quiet yesterday. With prizes easing a
AFTER a steady opening Il looked as though
scattering short accounts had been pretty ssl
the low level Of Wednesday. and littls cd.
ing by trade interests found few huysn
around the ring. The close WIS % point
net lower. with sales reported Of 1880 bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03

the worlds takings Of American cotton
for the week were 403,4l5 bales, against
1886 bales n year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Cotton


With the government reports on the
cotton crop scheduled for publication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Oil Stocks
Motor Stocks

Net
Sales. Name High Low. Close. chg.
100 Gen n pr 12oIa 1909 12o1a-
goo Max Mot. 74I4 73Ia 74I4 IA
100 do LIST pr si94 sts4 si94 - "a
1900 Studebak 1908 100 100 %
100 Stutz Gee. 81 O. O. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-03
Industrials

Sales. Name. High. Low. Close. chg
1900 A Rumely. 20 10 1878 %
600 do pr. 1874 567s 81 II
zoo Ajax Rub. 20 20 20 -
700 Allis CHI. 1854 SIS 5524+1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
q News Notes From Movieland s.
Rv DAIsY
BY DAISY DEAN.

"HERE was a time when Mrs. Yer
noR Castle, erstwhiIe high
1riestess 10 the one step. didn'-
have as much 20 do 70 earn her diurnal
stipend as an ice cream vender a.
the forkhand pole.
But that was before she signed with
che International film service TO star
in the patriotic screen drama ~Patria."
which is TO De released as q new. years
compliment.
As the heroine. resoIuteIy bent on
teaching America the necessity OF
preparedness" she falls Into the hands
Of INSCRIPTIONS enemies who cast her
overheard from the upper deck OF a
steamer
The unfailinS camera then shows
Mrs Vernon. uuqualifiedly soaked but
her enthusiasm still undampeued
come TO the surface Of the water, free
herself from the bonds and tear away
a mouth gag. after which she deftIv
removes her shoes and stockings and
some other things and swims triumph
2utly out OF the picture
Quite 2 stretch from a dip a- the
dansant 10 a dip at sea, eh, woto
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
The Daily Novelette,
DOW N THE MINES.

= HEERLUcR Bones. the great de-
tecJive. sat gazing into space as he
playfuily chewed 5he stem of his
Ostermoor watch.
What is this be cried 4 see a
man running towards ms office. LOOKS
Ike an interesting case.'
The Newcomer started with. els this
Sheerluck Bones. the great detective
~ is2 Well. Tn president of the lnte--
national Limbureer Cheese Mine cont
pany. and our bOokkeeper has ah-
seconded with 100000 and seven cases
OF our finest triple strength lmbursrr-
We must stop him quickly
Il have it, trimuphsuuy eXclaim u
the great detective. after minute s.
hard thinking. IN brIuE six of ..y
hest Splutzeublocler bloodhounis down
10 your cheese mine They'll get a.
good Whiff OF the atmosphere. rs Il
We're. Then il viii be d simple mat
Ter 10 track your man Very s-upl
IT,
The great detective turned his six
trusty hounds loose ll the cheese -e-
But SAY one hour and tWe-tN
one minutes have rncy been gone
shall go after them Perhaps they
have him down and are killing him,
Thought the g. a.
Taking his dark lantern, NE -l in
20 look for the dogs.
The whole SIX were dead.
tIhe Eud-1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
HO RO SCOPE
Thursday. December -. 1910.

- AIR luck attends This day. accord
NIX 20 astrolosy. Mars. Mercury.
ana Jupiter are all in benefie as
iee-.
Army matters should Ice much in the
1,-c during the winter months. when
tfere will be many reforms. Promotions
that may cause discomfort are indi-
Gated.
There is sign read as Indicating a
sensational publication, either 4 book
or lnasazine article. attacking Ameri-
can institution.
Mercury gives q favorable direction
TO writers, especially those wnJ concel-
trate on the drama 4 play that viii he
ltcoshized as remarkable cOntribu-
lsou 10 American literature is fore
-haloWed-
The death of q famous actor is proph-
esicd and his profession viii benefit by
legacy OF some sort, the seers pre-
dict.
The stars. which have presaged so
ruch real drama on the worlds battle
fields. seem 20 indicate that persons
Connected with the theater viii meet
With tragic experiences
The planetary government tends to-
ward confidence and hign spirits It is
especially favorable 10 oVertulc5 Ic-
loans o. large Investments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
Beauty Chats
BY EDNA NEWT FoRBEs.

- NE letter from a reader IS so
Iong-and interesting-rhat 7
- must use it here for the benefit
Of other girls who feel as this one
does
Dear Miss Forbes she writes
Il appreciate your Chats. they are
helpful and sensible. q thing most
articles on this subject lack I am
twenty. inclined 10 a double chin.
while the bone on the back Of my
neck Is too prominent 7 have high
cheek bones and rIlIOW cheeks Tell
me how 10 acquire a beautiful neck
and throat and that graceful poise
Of the head that gives the much de-
sired curve TO the throat
How can I fiji up the hollows
around my collar bone2 Make a
rounded. dimpled elbow Use = Ions,
ill-shapen arm TO make il appear least
ungraceful2 Remedy a sway back2
have a surplus Of fat around my waist
and hips. Can you give me the rule
for proper pOise in standing Massage
as well as exercise would be necessary,
l presume. TO cure double chin
Please give a striking picture OF the
neck and chin held In proper position
Rosa I"
This is the substance Of the letter
and I shall answer the queries in
order However you need general
physical culture 10 bring you into
proper shape. Couldn't you join a
Y. W c. A class and learn gymnastics
and swimming These would reduce
and thin arms. pun of the flesh from
the waist and hips. and correct the
back Dimpled elbows I'm afraid /
can't promise, and besides. dimpled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE SWING.
By HOWARD R. GARIs.

fire to put that out and they could not
come. The SteeDle was too high FOR
Uncle Niggily TO jump from and how
m The world he was going 10 get down
he did not know.
All Of a sudden alone came the old
chimpanzee monkey that used TO pull
tails.
ooh. look out" cried Buddy the
guineapig boy Lets run"
"Ha' You haven't anything 20 run
for. YOU have no tall said Sammie. the
IA bbit-
No Not any more than has Bully,
the fros," spoke Jackie Bow Wow.
You needn't be afraid Of having YOUR
tail pulled"
WHAT'S all the trouble?7 asked the
monkey
Then they told him how Uncle Wig
Cily had been swung so high that he
almost went up 10 the SKY and how
be was caught on the church steeplc
and couldn't get down.
oh. III set him down" said the
monkey, who was good and no longer
pulled tails. Uncle Wiggily is a
friend Of mine III get him down" he
said
Then the monkey. being used 10
climbing w porch ratings and posts.
As wei as church steeples, went up TO
the ton, taking the swing rope with
kim He tied the rope around the bunny
0lDAl anu AON - El MIN safely ~ Alif
ground. Then the monkey slid down
himself, pulling the rope after him.
So he saved Uncle Wiggily, ana al
ter the monkey had fastened the rope
back in the tree the animal children
had lots Of fun. and none of them was
caught on the steeple. And Mr.. Long
ears went home and finished his sleep.
And if the gold fish doesn't jump out
OF the strawberry shortcabe and try
TO swim IN the lemonade with the
muskmelon. III tell you about Uncle
WiggiIy ana the bOttle--CopyriEh
1916. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
NAVY NEEDS 10000 MEN
FOR 1917 TRAINING CRUISE

" dshlngtOn, .. Q, Dec. 2I-Tnde~
navy department plans. Just completed.
an opportunity FOR 10000 civilians Ia
receive naval training during the com
ing year VIII be offered The plans
contemplate the use Of IL reserve bat
ueshlps for q summer training cruise.
the establishment Of coast training
camps NJ san Francisco. Chicago. Nor
folk. Newport and PROBABLY Pensacola.
and the organization Of private motor
boat squadrons
A tentative schedule drawn ID bv
the department provides for the open
ing Of the camps and the start of the
cruise on July >. the training course in
each instance TO extend until August
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

elbows do not belong TO the slender
type, such as you are.
II you stand properly q line dropped
from the point OF the chin would pass
through the bust and Just touch the
tip OF the toes. The abdomen would
be well iu back OF such q line. This
brings the spine right-and throws in
the prominent bone al the back Of the
neck If this is FAR out OF place IL
means possibly spinal curvature
Try physical culture. that's all YOU
need Double chius on thin bodies
usually mean the owner sits with the
head sal-ins forward. which would
produce the sway back and tho tiny
misplaced bone
too, these round out the chest wonder
fully
All this means work. OF course: hut
all beauty is Jhe result Of worE-
-Copyrieht by George Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
"a Years Ago Today
- From the Herald OF This
= = Date, 1902.

-HE city council last evening
granted a franchise to John P.
- Ramsey for another electric
street railway line and By the stipu-
lations there Is TO be a line 10 Fort
Bliss in two years. An electric light
franchise was granted along with the
street car franchise.
Mrs. 3. r Hammett. r., has returned
after visiting relatives IN St Louis for
several months
The Elzs Will unven a monument
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock TO the
late Charles Allen
Judge Beal, Of Sweetwater. Texas.
is visiting his old friend Capt. \ H
Parker, county surveyor.
There Will be big meeting OF the
carnival committee tonight to wind up
important affairs relative TO the hold
ing OF the event
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II Wingo enter
tanned = number Of their friends at
eggnog at their home on North Flor
ence street
H. J S53ith will return TO Hermo-
Sillo. Son, tomorrow over the Southern
Pacific. after visiting mis- parents IN
this city, Capt. ana Mrs. J. ~ Smith.
A committee from the chamber Of
commerce headed by A Courchesne Is
out today making a list of the bust
over the FL PasO & Southwestern
leaving here January 4.
William H Burgess, =. F Edwards
and Frank Hunter. constituting the
committee 10 arrange for the annual
banquet OF the bar association in this
city announce that il viii be held at
the sheldon On January 1S.
Yesterday afternoon several mem
oers Of the FL Paso Gun club went
out TO Washington park 10 shoot for
the medal Among those who par
t.clpated in the shoot were Dr. Her
bert Stevenson ". J. Rand, Dr.. W. y
Nilas, W 4 shelton. Messrs. EnIow
ana Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. IT. ". Turney will keen
open house on New Years day. Mrs.
W H Burgess. Mrs. Wright. Mrs
NeisiSer and Misses Davis, White.
sheldon, Austin, Wilcox. Buclller.
Newman. Allen. Payne. Jones. Nefr
Bianco, Henderson and Mcfarland viii
assist 3lrs. Turney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Tho first OF the 1917 Mutual stars
Miss Marjorie Bambeau. MISS
i,am1eau has been Landed by Amerf-
cas- foremost critics for her beauty
and talent Last season she was the
featured star in sadie Love" a sue
eessful Broadway play This season
she scored q triumph in The Cheat
INK Cneaters.' She viii appear early
next year IN Mutual productions under
tEe direction OF Frank Powell.
This Is reversing things Ernest
Warde directs his father. Frederick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
PEACEFUL PICTURE.
AND IN MEXICO, TOOI

Mexican superstition. ignorance. and
their attendant dangers form the basis
OF the plot IN The Evil Eye" in which
blanche Sweet is TO appear soon
Though the major portion takes pIacs
in Mexico, the tale has nothing TO do
vita the present crisis in international
affairs. and should not be classed with
war films
The title OF the picture refers 10 the
little electric lamp which is worn by
Miss Sweet when She examines the
throats OF the Mexicans, IN an eDi-
demic Of diphtheria.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

All the readings or the stars give
strong indication of DANGER 20 foreign
trade am war iu The United States Of
more Sel lous Interference with COM
ilcrce than has been experienced al any
time since the beginning Of the Euro
pCau war
President Wilson has the procnostf-
cation of a period Of grave anxiety the
-lrst part Of the wear.
A congressman VIII cause q sensa-
ZION by inflammable uttera noes that
Wlll arouse Indignation. 10 IS predicted
Africa comes under sway making
Tor extraordinary events that will bene-
Ill tine country and bring fortune 10
foreign investors
Persons whose birthdate IL is should
attend strictly To- business during the
coming year They have the aGgury
OF success
Children born on this DAY are likely
20 be high strung, keep. and even brill
liantly IN mind These subjects of
Capricorn are usually fortunate in BUSH
ness--Copyright 1916. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

To the Gulf Refining companv-To insta-
tAT re- pumps a. Ange and Texas cost 1900.
hunGalow on Copper street, cost 5000.
Deeds Filed.
Washington PARK Additiol-Ellas T..
Torres and wife 70 Fernando Gamiochipi
ro-therly 20 feet OF iot 20. block l. Washing
ton Park Addition; consideration $500; De
Orchard Park Addition-F. p HadlocE 10
L ! Emig, q tract OF land in block g. Or
ehard Park consideration S5e0: October IS,
Norta side of Copper. between Indiana
and Datota--Eiias l. Torres and wife to IL
H-rlahcez, iot o. vest % iaet Of lot .
9-9cE a. Highland Paris consideration
$1,000; August IL 1916
North sios OF MADEIRA. between Rayner and
san Marcial-J- C. Payton 10 " Z. Porle-
sideratiou $3.50 February Il. 1916.
Hadlock's suburban Addition e. Had
lock and " g Porter. lots q. p. block 2
Hedlock.s Addition; consideration $3.50; De
Births. Girls
To Airs. r Hodges. 59es Cypress, Deem
TO Mrs. IS. Il Osborne. 2e11 fremont, De
cemoer =.
To 5ire. G. J. ciapp. Roiston hospital. De-
10 Mrs II. BustTas Florence street. De-
Births, Boys.
To Mr. E Garcia 500 cebada, Deem
To AR. n I-e5o. Eighth and ochoa. De
e@m5er -
Automobiles Licensed
SOL o'hane. Flfth artilier-- Overland
ses5-1frz- y p Bran. 2s0e Tuiarosa
Dodge.
500. Lu-ar. so Fl Paso. Ford.
se5s-H- J. Jeuringz- Grand Hotel. Ford
295s-D- r. shank. 1l07 Myrtle. Ford
SUJO-tI. Wheeler. 1919 Tularosa Marion.
,edl-A. = FaldesDino, 1917 Montana,
Franklin.
s0s@-r. T. sperry. 1929 Boulevard. HuD-
mobile.
Sesa-P. Chsvez Indian 9Ioto-c-cle.
efGf-.f- - Baca. go Elli. Hudson
.of5-Brcwn Cracker and Candy CO.. ELd-
s0es-A- H stephens. 2s.i Aurora. Dort.
ey67-1irs- T. " Lanier. Ito2 Newman,
Maxwell
et5A-J- Torrez. 5000 Rivera. Ford.
,ees-Heid Bros. Federal truck
suf0-Ciint Mercantile and Banking Co,
Clint Texas. c. Al g truck.
-o9l-El Paso Auto Wrlcizins Co. Buick
s072-El Paso Auto Nrecking Co. Mich
=aa-
.e19-I J.. 1Iurrin SEQ lIundy. Maxwell
SOTO. c. JOY. cit-. Ford
SOFA T. johnston city. Studeba ser.
Deaths
2. Il Ho.me-. aged -f. Base hospital Dec.
-5- buried lu Coucurdla.
NJ relard-. aged 100 Cotton and Erie.
Der Cos buried lq Cone1rdia.
Edward Crousol aged p. ESQ san jose
pe-- -li buried ir Fulton. 80
Alma y Bryce. aged -. local 1rsQit-7,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
Pumpkin Pie.
By CONSTANCE CLARKE

JAKE a short piecrust and line a
NJ medium sized pan with it; take
= two cups OF stewed pumpkin,
three eggs, the yolks and whites beaten
separately; into the yoIks stir half
a cup Of brown sugar. half a teaspoon
ful OF ground cinnamon and pinch
C grated nutmeg; II ginger is pre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

Lovers OF elchaiades and Hot Ia
males VIII find the finest at the Mis-
sion Inn, Naldespino station Try Them
ADV