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CARRANZA DICE QUE Ell CON
CRESO DE QUERETARO SERA
UNO DE LOS MAS NOTABLES. .


grade 4 cuyas sombras gozara mana
M de libertad, de paz Y bienestar 81
pueblo mexicano."
Al terminar su discourse el Presi-
dente de Ia Camara. fue muy aplaudi-
90.
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RECISTRO CIVIL.
Licencias dc matrimonio.

Licencias dc matrimonio.
Dionisio Moreno ' Agustina Car
cia.
Nac:mientos.
Una nina del matrimonio F. ".
Saucedo. Ira. Gale numcro l04.
Defunciones.
Andres S~iiuentes. - amos.
Maria Cara. > amos Avenida Ia
kcvitw nimcro 1928.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Financial

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CUFF LINKS. an appropriate Gli- tH--
will please. let snow you
BARNETTS-eI9 SAN ANTONIO 81
F0R SALE. sacrific--l0o shares EueSeF
oil O. RefininE company stoel-. par 80
less 20G. need money A1-Fe-7 ---'
Chronicle Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Two Ell Pasoans Victims
OF Crude Forgery on the
BLANKS OF ackeru Firm

one OF the crUdest forEeries ever
brought to the attention OF local
bankers has just been perpetrated
upon two FL Pasoans. names with
held. but one Of them known TO be a
saloon man, who each advanced S25
on the worthless paper. to find on
presenting it at the First National
bank for payment during the past
two days that they had been de-
frauded
According to J. E Benton. assistant
cashier Of the First National. the
forgeries are the work Of a most in
experienced amateur and were de-
tected At once when payment was
sought at the bank The bad checks,
which are drawn on receipt blanks
said 10 have been stolen from the
office Of Swift x Co, are such that
anyone could detect them On the
forms. ordinary receipt blanks, are
stamped payable at First National
bank" while the name Of John 8.
Thompson. manager OF the local
branch Of Swift 6. Co, is forged, il
was asserted
Report OF the alleged theft Of the
blanks from Swift & Co.'S office and
OF the forgeries have been given the
police, who are working on clews
that are expected to result in an
arrest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
assurance MEN WANT AUTO
THEFTS MADE MORE PUBLIC

The passage ri an ordinance 70 re-
ari-e he publication Of auto thetts,
with @ description Of the machine.
s-iI 1e urged by the Fl Paso Fire In
.urzlcc Exchange. according 60 a de-
.-.z-rl at o. meeting held Thursday
evening zt the office OF the Newman
1aE sstmeur company.
II vas urged That the public would
De more on the outlook for stolen ma
chimes IF they were advertised daily
The proposed increase in pay Of city
-irereH was also approved Inc
following standing committees were
appointed by president Dexter X
-apeI:
Statistics. "a T. Villars, Eugene
IIoua idsuu a1d T. W Scales.
Grievance Otis Coles, Arch Iotch-
kiss and n ". Parker
Fire prevention. Charles stevens,
f-enry Reynaud and L. E smith
Membership. W r Payne i. b
liooch and A. r. Mueller.
Finance. D. c. Crow ell. Leo Schus-
Ter and Grover Smith.
Eutertaium and program, Miss
Lay Llewellyu, J. W BroughtOn anu
J. c. Echlln-
Publicity. Tom Crutcher, William
Eisen berg and p EY. Williams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Livestock Market

Chicago. IN. Dec. 1E.-Hog- Receipts,
5000. Market slow Bulk, SO 20 q ls-S9 :
light Sl6d16-75; heavy, 1855 q ls sei
pigs. s12-50F15-
atrIe-Receipts. 1000. Market weak
Western steers. $50 E1S-10; stockers and
feeders. f5-1oG 1870: COWS and heifers.
50 lilo; calves- 50 2 t.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market weak
Wethars. S89or1S; lambs. $3.50 g IS. %
kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas City 40. Dec. Hogs-ke-
ceiuts. 0.800- Market lower. Bulk 1873
CLIO. heavy. 81 3 Il -25; light, Sl6-f5 q
11-05; pigs. S1s-5eG16-
Cattle-Receipls, 5000 Market steady
Prime FED steers. s13G15-5G- western
steers. Ss-T5 o. 10, cows. s5-I5 g 10; heifers,
s5-25 Gil; stockers and feeders, s. 2 IL
Sheep-Receipts, soe0. Market steady.
Lambs, $500 1f-75; yearlings- Sl2-5og
Ia vTethers, S11-5oG15; ewes S9.I5G Il.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo Dec 1E-Cattie-R eceipts,
I0Ae. Market steady Beef steers. S7-5e
oil; COWS and heifers. 35dS-6o; stockerz
and feeders. 81 a10-75i calves, IS a1o-
HoGs-Receiprs, SOC Market 1ec TO @9r
lower. Top. 2I7. bulk. 1850 616-So-
Sheep-Receipts. 1S65. Market steady
Lambs, SIS To- ewes SO IL
IT. Worth Livestock, Close
fBy Zeiger Hotel)-
H1Es-Receipts 3e0t- Market lo-e-
Top. $3.50; bulk. SI5-55 O 1850
Cattle-Recelpts- 5000. including -9o'
calves Beef steers. top &1L5o. bulk s. q
ers. top ss.5a. bulk IS lyI-5e; bulls s. 50 2
z; calves. top S1L5e. bulk $3.50 q $50
Stockers-Steers top So. bulk ssG6-5oi
cows and heifers, sos 1885, calves
$3.50 a .5e.
shse7-Receipts. soc. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
DR.. C. T. TAXTON LECTURES
MOREHEAD SCHOOL

The first lecture to the general
public under the auspices OF the Col
leg5 Of the City Of Ell Paso extension
division takes place Saturday at /
o'clock in the Morehead school house
corner of Arizona and Kansas streets.
The lecture viii be delivered by Dr..
G. r. Taxton, secretary of the bureau
Of municipal research OF the univer-
sitv OF Texas. AIr. Taxton has been
here several days assisting Dewitt A.
Bandeen, taxpayers secretary in pre-
pairing the city budget
Dr. Taxtou viii talk on citizenship
and municipal functions and take up
the duties Of citizens, both men and
women and the duties OF city gov
arumeuts and city officers az well as
their functions. Women are es-
pecially invited, as well as men. This
lecture IS free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
STOCK MARKET
CL05ESSTR0NG
Though a Few Investment
Stocks Are Weaker, Most
Issues Improve.

note orata-I1us reflect closing prices
December a.
VIEW York. Dec. ----Asils from The lts-
fhsr weakness OF q Few inyes -nent slo1A-
and bones auuav's market registered meas
urzh-a Improvement
Sales .ru-a1i mated 5-a. 600 shares.
-ree close was strong
stocks showed no definite trend or -As
orrutur OF today's market the teW unli-i
-ortznt advances being balanced by siHll-
fa- recsssious i1 rails and equlprne Us
United states steel gained q large lTac-l"l
7lr5t soon reacted Crucible and Lac AA-
v-snna Steels were lower with allied indus
trials but bethlehem Steel gained pom
Cop1ers and specialties were mainly lower
Liberty bonds eased slightly.
The first reversal forced untilties. noLa-
bly, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Consoll'
dated Gas. 20 new low records anl sent
ne active list under yesterdays closing
ouotations- support was immediately torth-
coming however. prices reboundlng cas-
sIv United States steel rallied Iron'
s6E 20 Sz5-.- representa- tive rails rose
one 10 AZ and shippirgs, equipments
motors and oils one 90 three Foreisr
bonds continued TO weaken. especially An
gIo-Freuch IS and French munlcipais-
= Liberty issues moved narrowly the g
at $3.50 10 fg-.es and The 5'-s az sss-4e
10 SgE52
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
- LIsTED sTOCKs
MONEY AND METALS

New No-ll. Dec -4--l-ercantAe paper
7a5E percent
SterIinc-jG day bills. S4-s1is; CONNER
eiz1 SO days on banks. &4-l15 commerce.
30 day bills. s4-7o-z, demand &+l7h.
Bar silver-s5 l- C.
Mexican dollars &c
Railroad bonds weak
Governments bonds. steady
Time loans. strong so days, 80 days ana
SIX months. 3 . percent
Gail mcl--. strong High, PERCENT
loE. g ruling rate 81, closing BID %
afEzrcd 80 6, LAST loan g.
f-nrpe--s--.5-.
s-,eit---z- ST. Louis delivery, offered a.
$50.
F..aG-ss-5= bid
LONDON METALS Market
London Eng pee. 14.-Followiug were
7he r.s=irr quotations on the London met
1ls ula-lsei-
-.esI-sDo-. Ess los; futures. rs los
s-altar-Spo- zs4; futures. $50
lsl.u---sPor- z111- futures, zlle; e-ec-
a1a Flil. -i-5
Tf--Sr1-- zzss 1855 futures. 1885 los.
TIE LOCAL MARKET
SacsU-aie7---
ll=-iczu bank notes. state bi--s--5 2 -1e.
a[eEi=zr --=ls-5+e-
1fz-ira- -ul--5-r-
n Paso smelling Quotations.
Ea- --'v--. CHaudy o. Harmon quota
I.-rc5- ll15-51 les
E.- lri--a-
"a. -a--.y--4 Ia. S1s-5a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Wsnled-ReaI Esiaie.

Wanted-FmRiEuTe.
GLOBE FTENITIHE CO. has moved =
"a : sreDror 81 We buy and sell new
and I'd hand furniture Phone 41v--
We TAKE vour cid furniture in at q gooc
figure ia exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPASNs
IA No. Stanton 81 Fhone tf5'
yyASTED-second hand ranges, heater
COOK stoves and furniture Teas lrl-
Co Phone 1891
HT15HFST CASH PRICES paid for furni-
ture. stoves. etc Phone 1873
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
COTTON CONSUMPTION
IN NOVEMBER. 59O,763 BALES

WaslInFt0l- y Q, Dec Li--L0Lt0n
consumption during November was 59o.165
running bales the census bureau today an
nouuced.
Consumption for the four months was
2.27s.iSl bales Cotton on hand November
80. in consuming establishments, 1.40s.32l
bales. IN public storage and ct cempressess
S.7e5.fs5 bales
Cotton spindles active during November
numbered s3.6os.651, compared with g.
75S.015 p year ago
Imports OF cotton were 70ss ba1es. COM
pared with 1920 a year ago.
Exports Tor November were 41s.6s5 bales
OF lint aud $3.50 OF Iiaters. compared with
1890 and sass respectively a year ago.
and FOR the four month period. 1.S6S, 151
OF lint and $685. Of linters. compared With
24szgss and S5.156 a year ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
MARKET
SHADES LOWER
When Weather Clears, Pros
pect of Larger Arrivals,
Reduces Prices.

Chicago. III. Dec 1+.-Opinious that
with A return OF normal weather the aT-
rivals Of corn would increase. tended toc-lE
10 ease the corn market Trading showed
more activity than has been the rule 81
late. Opening prices. which ranged from
1c of 10 1Ec advance with January
SLe11s and May 91-19@s q 1-1s Z, were 1oi-
lowed by a moderate setback all around
Reports tha- ideal conditions 20 i7n-
prove tie quality OF the crop existed were
OF advantage TO the bears Prices closed
steady al the same as yesterdays finish
to 4 e lower
[ cading houses put considerable selling
pressure on oats and brought about de-
cided sag IN quotations
Big supplies Of hogs at the chief pack
ing ceaters throughout the west made pro-
visions drop. Pork especially was weak.
Packers selling did a good deal 20 to-cc
prices sharply down grade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
RAID TRENCHES;
HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE

Paris France. Dec. I Heavy ar
illery fighting occurred last night in
the Champagne, the war office an
uOunces.
The communication follows;
There were violent artillery ac-
tions in the region Of Afaisons De
Champa Ene. East Of the Suippes and
in Alsace. southwest Of Cerney, raided
enemy trenches successfully.
"On the remainder Of the front
there is nothing TO report"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
THE CHINA PNIACE

For china dinner SETS. 1880 A-s
crs silvorWare. Sterling silver, coz
glass hras=wars manicure sets.
leather travelling sets. statuarg, a-r
pottery. fancy chsua- etc
SEE THE SIN first Cor high grade per-
fumes and toilet sFarGrs- white ivory SIM
gle pieces and sets johnson er nlt-
mgr's chocolate shaving sets lnirl
and a. few hundred other practical Eiils-
Sun DRUG Co. stanton and Texas
ORIENTAL BAZAR. JOG san Francisco
Beautiful gift articles On chinaVare- linen
drawn work silks and oriental ware CLOS
ing out entire stock; don't fau 20 see our
bargains Auua Shehady, Prop
.4sWI,sC' machines. tho best for less mon
ey. sen. rent and repair all makes Of ma
chimes. special. Tho Free. phoue 49, us
y stanton Roger TradinE store.
Don't MAKE YOUR WIFE
Use that old worn out sewing machine
another year. get her % new ore Tor a
Chrlsfmas gift she viii appreciate D.
Ia more than sou think We have made
10 easy Co buy and easy 20 pay for
HERE Il OUR OFFER
This extra special price IS good uuti-
Dec. -. only.
3 j. New standard sewing machine $500
8 ID. New Davis sewing machine --sii-31
Young Fl RI fTJ RE Co.
1e1 south stanton ST. fnon1 >5
SERVING TBANs-Just the thing Tor q
useful gift, they come in oak ulah"Ean1
plain and Dutch desiEus iE ae-f- o-l.
Reg g-.50 and s--45s day special $40 s-
KRAKAUER. YORK a MOlE'S. :. L
CUFF LINKS, scarf pins. tie clasps, E-l-
hi.m j-Walry. cost chains and many oIh-
ers are among the less expensive jew u
gifts ve are showing See our window
". T. HIASQN CO.-JEW EIEk>-
A GIFT IRON ROGERS IS sure 20 please
Dent fail 10 visit cur Big Store and SEQ
the hundreds OF handsome useful gift ar
/ ticlcs we are showing See VIZ dow dlsnl-F
ROGERS Furniture Co. 207 y >tanton g.
SFE OUK DISPLAY Il comf- slippers rv'
nave them iu so sizes and -olors Tor men
women and children arfrl ,---eIT rlia-H
TIE m slice up fe Se-nH-
LERNER SHOE CO., 2e9 san Antonio st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
EIWANIiNS SING
WITH SOLDIERS
Singers From 64th Infantry
Get Lusty Help in Over
There Chorus.

Musical talent frotl the Ssh United
states infantry furnished an enter
rafumeut dc luxe from members OF the
llfwauis club present az the weekly
meeting Friday noon at the Modern
cafe. Vocal and Instrumental NUM-
hers were played and sung by Railton
SpraIze. a vocalist, formerly with Billy
sunday. n. GreenwaId, pianist, and j.
T. Allen. vocalist. VINO plays his own
compartments on the guitar All
ARE orivates in the 64th's band.
..-Tother AIachree." an Irish melody
and several patriotic songs were EiN-
en- by private Sprase. with priNa %
Graeuwald accompanying w men H.
reached the chorus Of over AheIe-
Inc entire audience Joined in with
Iusry voices.
Imitator Gets Applause.
Private Allen. from Philadelphia
and said 10 be the only yankee " mo
can initiate the southern negro. reA-
dered several plantation SONGS 80
brought peals OF laughter MS ill.-l
encore was O. Yiddish SONG, win as
uerfect rendition Of this dialect as OF
that Of the negro
The program Of entertainment NC
been arranged by ana was -A tl-o- .
OF r. y. I.azenby.
Offer Money FOR Baseball.
President j. W kirkpatrick an,
nounced when the meeting cpen5-l
that he had been requested 20 car lu,
aftenrion OF the club TO the fact ina
there IS a movement on mana oNvL ~.
Is.i9, 10 supplv baseball outfits for
rbe soldiers in France Although ne
made only a suggestion. his tax " q.
followed by volunteer offering o.
several dollars The fund VIII remain
omen until it is large enough 10 puI
chase an outfit I'm the name Oh --'
club. -
Asks support For War stamps
rev. Z. r. KniCkerbOcker announce,
officials that the Kiwanis CLUB W
asked to support the war stNln 8
stamp campaign. He asked those "a,
7 would help 10 raise their haAu9 'l-i'
I everyone responded -,7-,
& percy NcGhee. See was glaunanue
I for ne day. The attendance prize 81
won bv ". II. LOretz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. $. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken
at S an. 10Th me
ridlau time. 6 am
Fl Paso time. Dec
Il. 1917.
Forecasts.
Il Paso and ric---
fty - Fair tonight
and Saturday Sat
urday warmer.
New AfexicO-Gcl-
orally fair tonight
and Saturday: rot
much. change IN
Temperature.
Arizona - Fair TO-
night and Saturday
warmer nOrthea 30
portion tonight
West Texas - To-
night and Saturday
fair warmer Satur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close.
Corn-Jau. FL2lit; Nay, Sis
Oats-Dec-. 14ssc. May. 51Ac-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-Jal. S4f.7os May. $3.50
Lard-Jan-. Se3-sos May, $3.50
Ribs-Jan-. S15-71: May, S23-se-
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. IL. Dec 14--Burter Market
higher Creamery. IS n Isle
F-Eg-Afarker higher Receipts. 5te5
casss- Firsts, so q Sc, ordinary firsts, a
q lTc. at marx. eases included, f4G 5tc-
FotatOes-afarser lower Receipts, -
cars Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota,
fI-75 T1-90: same sacks, $3.50 Il-95-
Poultry. alive-Alarlzet lower Fowls i
q 21ci springs. lsiac-
kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas city. No. Dec. 1s.-Bu-ter-
Creamery. 4zc; nrsts, zec; seconds, SSci
packing. safe
Eggs-Firsts. 4Gc- seconds. % q 5Sc-
Poultry-Heus, 2lc; BOOSTERS. 15ci b-otl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Cotton Market

Quotations by El-lcadorff IS Co. brokers,
EOS Nesa-)
New York and New Orleans spot, Close.
Spot. middlings-New York, 3o-10cs IN
changed New Orleans. no quotations
New York Futures, Close.
New York. Dec u - Cotton futures
closed easy. Dec. .e-SOc; Jan. eS-s7ci
March 3S.55c- Nay. IS SIC; July. eS-1lc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Lost and Pound.


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LOST-T-Iow chihuahua shepherd COG
answers TO name Tooney- reward IN. S--2
CARPET eyreerer free with each rug.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
IOST-Ladies' black purse on Highlard
Park car Tuesday afternoon Finder please
return TO 2s17 Nashville ST. Liberal reward,
FIGIS AND WALTHAM wetches for
Christmas our prices the lowest
BARSETTS-219 SAN ANTONIO ST
ICST-LIeweIiyn setter dog. femalss two
Hack ears one black eve; collar with 5il-
YER paddock reward Return 90 III y St.
Nrain- Phone =2o5J-
IOST-GoId Iavelier with one diamond
ztcns and hanging pearls, wednesday. IT.
town. Finder please return and receive
reward. 1914 r California Phone iat1N @
lost u stadium Tuesday night. radiator
cap with Thermometer initial on
therm0mer=r- Reward. no questions l7-Zel-
Leave al --6 Herald bias
LOsT-Thursday night about 10 o'clock
Ola Bliss ST.. near pi-drus. or on corner or
Bliss and Pildr1s. one purple checked
L-cIunw coat Return Beu's Bar FOR re-
" ard Phone 4lel-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
GERMAN AERIAL BOMBS
KILL SEVERAL AMERICANS

with the American Army in France,
Dee HERMAN aerial bombs
dropped IN a town behind the British
'front.' have killed a number Of Amerl-
aan railway engineers. The details
Of the occurrence are not yet availa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
BRTTIsH TRANsPORT

BRITISH TRANSPORT
Russian" sunk by submarine in
Mediterranean, II Americans lost,
one year ago today, December Il,
1916.
Find a victim
YESTERDAYS ANSWER.
Upper right corner DOM, 6eloi0 gun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Personal.

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WIGS and toupeos. H-tH- CO., 10 y kan=.
HAIR, moiss removed electrically. p. 7ooSa
SPIRELLA corsets. Mrs. Miller. Pm. 1881.
LACE curtains Iaundered beautifully. KIa-
mer. phone 1913
MRS. CHONLA. womau's exchange; hand
made Infants cIothdF. tattinE and crochet
articles. 129 n Campbell.
WANTED-To adopt healthy AmeucaE
baby. good hone and % loving mother
awaits some HtrIe aaby. 90 f. Niz-
souri, apt p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Siinntion Wanted-FemaIs.

JyHSTFD-Iacs curtains 20 wash IN
XVANTFD-T1 care for rwo OF three cN--
drau in ay own home thone ,-t,l--
LADY wants position as cook Aeel--- q
1853. care herald sl--sl2 per .-5-
WANTED by cd mp=ten- sf-nosf1 -l|l-, -''
&C. n 5a,,-~ar-s ofGce. Phone 1891
,T,.,-Ts, --,------- American children
home Phone 1888
ANY "a wears Old with three year GA
6.Fv could ike position 10 small L-i----s
adfra=s * JOS. care Herald
AWERICAN day nursery all Cu'. 80
-.sraf FOR while mother shop phone '''''
ra-fFar-- COS " virginia