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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
Livestock Market
chicago I.ivesfock- Close.

AulN1AIu AalhNHNNGh- Alo-es
Chicago. III. Dec .-HoE=Receipts.
1900 Market steady 10 strong, with
yesterdays best timc- Bulk Of sales.
$40 n 1850; butchers. $3.50 q I7-S5;
light. $3.50 a17-70; packing. S16-75G 1885,
throwouts, $3.50 1875; pigs, good 70
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Beet and butcher
cattle. steady TO 15c higher. Calves.
steady. best feeders ard others. slow TO
. lower Beef cattle. good. choice and
dium, ss-506195o; butcher stock. cows
and heifers. s7-S5 G14-5o; Gamers and cut
tiers, s6.s5 T7.65: stockers and feeders
good. choice and fancy, SIo.50613--5; in
ferior. common and medium. s7-25 a1o-50s
veal calves. good and choice. Slfl15-
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Fat lambs and
feeders. fey % q soc higher Fat sheep,
opening slow feeder trade. quiet Lambs,
choice and prime. s15-50615-S5i medium
and good s1425 T15.50- culls. s1OF13-
ewes choice and prime, Ss.50G1a: medium
and good, $S.50q 9-50s culls, $3.50 g 1-25-
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No, Dec. 27.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $500 Market strong. Heavy. s17
G17.55i lights, S17917-zo; pigs, s15-259
Cstue-Receipts. 1000. Market higher
Steers S1SG2o; western steers, SIG IS
cows. s. GA heifers. s8014.50; stOckers,
$3.50 31e; calves, s7G13-50-
sheep-Receipts, 10000 Market strong
lambs. fl1G1A-65; yearlinEs, S1OG1L50s
wethers, ssG1o.25i ewes. $4,000
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver, Colo, Dee 27--HoEs-Receipts
200 Market steady Top. s17-4o; bulk,
Csttie-Receipts. 1900. Market steady
GIL; stockers ard feeders. s7912-5o;
calves. s9.50G1L50.
sheep-Reeeipts $500. Market steady.
Lambs, s14a1E.75; ewes, $seS5o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
Places Woman and Man
Flu Gases In Same Bed

san Francisco. Cal. Dec. 27.-'AIer-
ciful heavensi Get that old man out
OF here and into his own bed And
don't lose any timer
It was Dr. J. c. EgebepC. assistant
chief surgeon Of the emergency hos
pital service, speaking. He was ad-
dressing a certain teacher in the san
Francisco school department. who was
active as volunteer nurse for the
Red Cross during the influenza cpl
demic and who since has been deyot-
ing after school hours TO q few sick
cases.
It seems that this volunteer had
two cases in one apartment house.
one patient was a man. rather well
along in years He occupied an up
stairs room The other was a woman.
and she was in a room on the lower
floor.
The nurse. so the story goes. grew
tired OF climbing the stairs TO attend
the wants Of the male patient. And
possessed Of unusual strength for a
woman. the nurse picked up the old
man and, carrying him downstairs,
tucked him in beside the other pa
tient.
The problem was solved and all was
well, and the patients were recOv-
ering rapidly when Dr.. Egebert
dropped in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
MUCH SHIPPING
OUT Of VINTON
IA Cars of Alfalfa To Be
Shipped Out Within the
Next Few Days.

Vinton. Texas, Dee. 27.-Shipping
from this point is picking up. Sew
eral carloads OF corn and wheat go
out this week. and Il cars Of alfalfa
win be loaded out within the next
few days.
MI and Mrs Tim Williams enter
tanned with a dinner party, Christmas
day Covers were laid for 20 guests.
The forces Of the reclamation ser
vice at this place had a vacation Of
three days for Christmas.
J. H. James is here from Hurley. y.
". to spend a few days Mr.. James
Of POttsviue, Pa. who returned 10
Deming after two days spent here
Mrs. B. J. Vijoen motOred up the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Brazier. OF FL
Paso. were guests at the Church home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner. Of
Ninton. spent several days in Fl Paso,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Mon
roe
E. L. Christian was here from Doug
las Ariz-, visiting J. C. Rishaberger-
Miss Bandy was an El PasO visitor
FOR over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L H Brandt enter
tanned on the holiday, their guests in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingham,
with their sister, Miss Leona Dorm,
from Las Cruces. and J. B. fitzpatrick,
Of FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Belk. Of Vinton,
with their children. Fletcher, r.. and
Bates Belk. were FL PasO visitors for
two days. house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Scott
Roy Baker, Of the reclamation ser
vice. visited relatives in Las Cruces
Miss Anna Saureman and William
Saureman, IT., Of FL PasO. spent a Few
days with their father, William Saure-
man. at Vinton.
J. c. McNary was visitor here from
Berino.
H Griggs. Of Fort Bliss. visited
friends at Vinton-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
PRECEDENT GOES
IN VICTORY WEEK

London, Eng, Dec 2l--(Corre-
spondence Of the Associated Prsss)--
The scene was a first class compart-
ment OF an underground train. pro-
\ eeding westward by slow stages
about midnight Tuesday The occu-
pants were. roughly listed, a portly
and dignified general OF his British
majesty's army, with al the glory OF
a heavily gOldbraided and scarlet
banded cap. the insignia OF solemnitT
and importance, as the wearer was the
embodiment Of the same An eminent
ly sedate matron OF the upper-upper
stratum, in evening dress-with
pearls. A mature gentleman, OF same
class. with shining white shirt 'front.'
and silk hat A portly and very tired
policeman
Enter a Young officer, with ribbons
FOR valor on his chest. and turned out
TO the limit by his soldier servant
The young officer a5sorbs the COM
pany with a spacious smile
Wei here we all are. and glad to
be here again" he proclaims. beam
ingly. and with an oxford accent
Here is my old friend. the BOBBY
Shakes hands. puts the blushing Bob
by's helmet on his own head and
crowns Bobby with the officers cap
we are glad 10 have with Us Mr.
George Robey." This to the elderly
silk hated gentleman. George Robey
is a music hall artist.
And here Is the dear old general"
con active service this would mean
shooting at DAWN
do we know the Beautiful Lady,
We DO not. but we viii be introduced
to the Beautiful Lady" Business OF
bowling all around Only one who has
lived in England could appreciate this.
and only those who have not lived in
England could realize the incredibilfty
Of the fact
"And there in the corner is an o.
zie." Ozzie IS the name OF an Austria
liam soldier NOW then. ladies and
gentlemen. altogether. Three cheers
for the Ozzie. with the kangaroo
feathers in his hat"
They were given, the general fall
ing TO join. but not without visible
embarrassment at his own reticence-
And We viii all be disappointed II
Mr. George Robey does not produce a
rabbit from the silk hat. Mr. Robey.
II you please. a few rabbits and guinea
pigs from the silk hat. TO kindly
oblige."
Later. while the train stood in
Westminster station. he filled the
doorway. and said TO the multitude
very gravely while wearing the he'll
met and blowing the pOliceman's whis-
tie; Excuse me, gentlemen. but you
cannot come in here This is a private
party / know you would not in
trude-"
God bless him. commented the old
lady And this is the general human .
atmosphere OF London in this victory
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
NIonan's VIII Contains
Al Funeral Arrangements

Hartford Conn. Dec 27.-In her
viii filed for probate here. Catherine
Guinan had specific provisions that a
certain undertaken should have charge
of her funeral and that the casket
should not cost more than 500. She
stipulated that there should be no
more than five carriages in the fu-
neral cortege. She also made specific
provisions concerning the embalming
OF her body and provided in detail for
the funeral services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
INSPIRATION
HELPS MARKET.
All Copper Stocks Work
Their Way Up To Higher
Levels During Day.

Continued strength in Inspiration Cop
per continued TO help the market Friday
morning. and all the copper stocks and
some Of the rails and indusrrials all
worked 10 higher levels. according to J. 5.
Curtiss d. Co. Hotel sheldon
Anaconda opened u. Is at cox and
sold up 10 607s. holding there Ameri-
can Smelling & Refining opened with a
gain Of over 1 point at 567s and touched
76a- Chino advanced from 31z TO
321s- Inspiration opened at 44at and made
high OF ISL Utah held firm near
Thursdays closing figure OF 76z.
Latest afternoon prices:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
Boston q" Issues New
Tickets Like 'ChmB' Coin

Boston, Mass, Dec. 27.-3Ietal tok-
ems are to replace the pasteboard
tickets on the Boston elevated rail-
way system. The trustees OF the road
have ordered 1000. 900 Of the disks.
They are about the size Of a nickel,
are made Of brass and resemble Chi
nese cash IN the center OF each to-
ken is the letter b. and around It is
an open space as in some chinese
coins Upon the outer face Of the disk
encircling the 'B" appear the words:
Good for one fare" The cost Of the
tokens VIII be two cents apiece.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
CORN PRICES
60 Up ANEW
Fresh Advances Result
From Scanty Offerings
and Meager Receipts.

Chicago. Ill. Dee e7.-Fresh advances
IN the corn market today resulted from
scautlness OF offerings and from the fact
that receipts were even more meager
than has recently been the case. Unset
tied weather. that pointed 20 further re-
strictlon OF the crop movement operated
as an addition buiiish factor Commis-
sion houses. though. were moderate sell
ers on the hulges. Opening prices. which
ranged from s T1tzc higher. with Janu-
airy az slf2H TLf3. and May at S1-S1G
1873. were followed by continued up
turns
~ Cent Raise In q Hours
IN the late dealings. December touched
sL4S1z. a rise OF 71zc within p hours.
Business in that option. however. was not
large Prices closed unsettled. VARYING
from the same as yesterdays finish 20
6 be higher, with January at S14254 @
1879 and May No slS6st 7136E
Oats Reflect Strength
Oats reflected the strength OF corn
Buying. however. was Of only scattered
sort After opening = q &c higher. with
1Iay at 69iz G69aic. the market scored
substantial further gains
Provisions advanced with grain The
market was fairly active
Subsequently. the market was upheld by
predictions that the February hog price
would be the same as for January.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
STOCKS RISE,
REACT LATER
Short Covering Is Primary
Factor In Broader Mar
ket Friday.

--ew Lcrl-. Dee e7--Short covering was
r primary factor iu todaFs broader stock
market although early gains were mate
rlallr reduced later Sales appropriated
$4,000 shares
Rails aspeci--lv coalers and utilities.
Er1r. with moderate reactions elsewhere
The closing was Irregular
-1l prices OF Liberty bonds aizs,
z1G1c- first convertible 4s. e--sQc. second
g. 1-esc- FIRST convertible As. 96-oc;
second convertible ass. 91-scc; third 4 Is,
s5-fars fourth fiss, g fsc-
Bearishness Reversed.
Gains o. 4 20 9 points in rails. shippings.
cappers. OILS and utilities az the outset
frcm the excessive be1rishness Of Tesfer-
day TIE strongest features Included
Southern Pacific. chicago g. Northwest
EN-. United Fruit Mexican Petroleum,
Texas ccurauv. American Smelling, Eide
L. Leafher. preferred. AID Brooklyn Tran
Ei- United States steel was the only
BACKWARD fazcure. yielding fraction
Free offerlugs % Liberty fourth is. az
C-1tarl1-s aurr1Zlrlalius rhe-r rniIlra ulll-
vas rhe feature o. the bond market
short Covering Urgent
short covering became more urgent dur
lrr The morning. even the local Utilities
rrcG-lnE by this movement St Paul.
panr71lra-ia. Delaware and Hudson and
New Haven were the only rails 20 show
ha-rlnees Reading, Pacitics. Atchison ana
Ilncl-auana gaining 20 points Fur
Their advances were made by oils, coppers
and feathers and motors also strength
~--f h-r the most notable feature was
United Fruit. which increased ITS gain 70
points Heavy selling OF Liberty bends
cr-tfruaE the fourth AS falling 90 the
rev low record OF s---4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
Witness Believes War
Price Summit Reached
Ind Recession Starred

Chicago. III. Dec 27.-GeorEe Lyt-
ton. Of Chicago, one OF the largest Of
The couutrT's retail dealers in men S
clothing and furnishings, believes
that q recession in prices from the
var maximum is already under way.
pr. Lytton 50 testified today as a
witness in the packing house arbitra-
zion. J0bhers in Wooleus, he said, are
now making voluntary reductions in
prices and IN some cases have reduced
the price Of goods already ordered at
stated prices, but not yet delivered
clothing. he said he thought. would
tlilers have already paid war prices
Tor such stocks
The witness said that a suit which
sold for SO in March 1917. now costs
from s2250 10 SIS. and a $50 suit al
Sf5. Shoes worth IS in 1917 now
bring $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
TO SHIP LONG STAPLE
COTTON TO THE EAST

Phoenix. ARK. Dec 27--Arizona EEyp-
the same eastern agencies that han
die Arizona wool. and by much the same
process The cotton viii come At
time when wool IS inactive and can be
attended 70 by the same banking and
sales forces Advances viii be made al
percent on cotton stored in the east
ern warehouses. this 10 a degree. IS eI-
pected 20 help IN the local financial
strinEency- A half dozen carloads Of long
staple VIII be shIpped az once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

PANTY FIGHT AT PREsCoTr.

Prescott. Ariz-, Dec. 27.-The city
election in Prescott is being fought
along strictly party lines. At the
primaries the Democrats nominated
for mayor Norris Goldwater, who has
filled the same place many times be-
fore and served several times in the
Arizona legislature. The Republic
cans for the same office have nomi-
mated A l. Smith, a present city
councilman and former postmaster OF
Prescott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY ND METALS

rBr Associated Fress1-
Ear York. Dee G7.-Lerrautile paper,
G percent
s-arfrr- 60 daT bills sEssas. SO day
cay hlIz on hanks s4-72s5, commercial
90 day bills sA7ziE, demand s4-I5l5, ca
lles gE1f55-
Francs. demand g5f5Hi cables. s5f47s-
Guildcrs. demand. s2a C; cables, s3c-
1IeEic1n pesos 5l1zc
Tine loans easy so days. 90 days ana
6 months. SO G5z percent
can money. strQnGs high. percent
low. s. ruling rate. G: closing bid. So.
offered az percent last loan. 6 percent
Essad. duI- spot offered at s5.05; spelter,
DALI East ST. Louis spot offered al IS
LONDON METALS MAKKET.
L.1-do1. Eng Dee 27--The following
were the ruotarirns in the London met
ais -uarEa- today
Tlr-spct E1ff; futures. $3.50
spot roppers and futures, E112i electro
lvri-. z1--
spot lead. $40 10a-
Euct speiter. E5f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
Grains and Provisions

AniclEo Arra1m. Close
Corn-Jau-, Sl42A; Nay. S1-3S&-
Oats-Jan.. 6S7c- May. 6sssc.
Chicago Prov isions, Close.
Pork-Jan-, $3.50. May. $3.50.
Lard-Jan.. S23.s0. May. Se3.s7.
Ri5s-Jan. Ses.05- MAY. s237e-
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. Ill. Dec 27.-Butter. Market
unsettled Creamery S. @ CSC.
EGGS - Receipts s69 cases. Market
higher. Firsts. 521s q s2c. ordinary firsts.
50 q zoe; at market cases included. 500
&c.
Potatoes - Receipts. so cars Market
unchanged Wisconsin. Minnesota, bulk.
SL75 q1-S5: sacks. S1-S0T1sO
Poultry-Aiive. higher. Fowls, "a SOC
springs. 2sc; turkeys. &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
KIWANIS GIVES
FUNNY Gifts
Presentations Are Feature
of Luncheon; Several
Make Talks.

A copy Of the Police Gazette 10 fur
nish inspiration to Rev. P. r. Kniclzer-
booker. a bottle OF castor oil for
Frank p. Jones and similar gifts FOR
other members were dispensed by
Santa Claus. unprecedented by police
chief Charles Pollock and carrying
gifts donated BY NJ A. Warner and A.
S. Howard. at the weekly meeting Of
the KIwanis club Friday noon at
Hotel sheldon
Other members were remembered as
follows: Martin Falomir, pair OF
Women's hose; Dancing Ryan
vomen's garters- Prof. =. H Hughey,
q SLOW down-school" sign; Rev w
NJ Farley, a volume OF My Ser
mons" the pages being all blanks,
Norman Walker a blow your own
horn; Ben Lewis, miniature moving
picture show " J.. Burleson. a srlalI
mail wagon; J. w Kirkpatrick, a
miniature Ford. W. s. McMath, a
sample OF his printing, consisting OF
a galley proof: J. A. smith, water
pump: Barry Hagedon. a bottle OF
mysterious nature. C. ~ harFiei
small bank; N. A. Warner, a bottle OF
medicine n y Elllss Folume en-
titled How I Got Mine; H. Elmen-
dorf. a bottle labeled was stock, now
water; Robert Page, kewpie doll
George Franklin. a miniature Piggy
Wfggly store: Ross Bryan. broom
with the label, clean sweep for al
derman-"
Happiness In Helping Others.
"The crandest man is he who walks
down the halls OF life with his hands
extended 10 help others. and the hap
piest man is he who seeks TO make
others happy declared Mr. kirk
patrick when presented as the HI
wants governor for the southwest he
said &c would be his ambition 10 make
this the ideal Of all KiWanis clubs
Rev. P r. Kuickerbocker, the chair
man. commented on Alr. Kirkpatrick S
remarks by explaining that the way
10 defeat BOlshevism in this cOun -
is By the spirit Of unselfishness-
A plea for every possible help for
the returned soldier was made by Pvt
IL. L Sanders. Of the zSth battalion,
second Canadian division He said his
own nerves have been so shattered ~
shell shock that he Is unable 70 40
any useful work 10 speak OF. He sald
il he turns the light out at night. ne
has a nightmare Of killing Two headed
Germans and doing similar things de
pleaded that everything that money
and man power are capable OF be done
for other returned men whose nerves
have been disordered in the fight
T. J.. Pritchard was introduced as
the new associate secretary Mr. Page
was Eladhander, while the attendance
prize was won BY Dr. G. H. MenSeL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

Flagstaff. Ariz.. Dec IA second
wave Of influenza has struck Flag
staff. where about 40 cases have been
added to the 1900 known in the first
attack In consequences. few public
gatherings viii be allowed and the
normal school has been closed for
at least a fortnight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
TUCSON PEOPLE rERE.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grayson are IN
the city from Tucson spending the
holidays Mr.. GraysOn was formerly
connected with the r. P. & s. ". rail-
road in El Paso. going from here TO
Bisbee, then to Tucson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
Cotton Market

Cotton Futures Close.
New York. Dec. Cotton futures
closed steady. January, 1885, March
2S-o6; Nay, 27-1s; July. 1855; October
Spot. quiet; middliuE. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE


UPPER VALLEY
las CRU CES ALTO Leaves Herald Of
flee At p. m Arrives AZ Las Cruces.
AIS p II The returning car leaves Las
VIA Mesquite. Telles. Ia Mesa. Cham
beri1o and C1nutlllo and arrive in u
Paso us p m Phone 2o2o z Paso5
~ Las Cruces-
LOWER VALLEY
FABENS-CLINT-EL PA>O--Romsru's car
leaves Herald office $50 p n ard $50
a. m daily and Sunday Make reservl-
tons az Herald or Phone s114.
NEW MEXICO
sOCORRO MAGDALENA service line
Magualsla. " II
SILVER CITY THRONE -LORDSBJkG
STAGE-Leave silver City 500 a. n.
arrive Tyrone 8-40 a. m. arrive Lords-
D. m: arrive Tyrone 4.00 ?. m arrive
silver city 40 P m Byrnes Ga-aEs,
Tyrone. y. "
MOGOLLON-Daiiy 10 and from silver
city on arrival OF santa Fe train No
81 Mogollon s a. m Bennett Motor
Transit Co. Phone IL OPP. Depot
SMITH AUTO SERYICE-EngIe to BE
plant Butte. Hot Springs and adjacent
points smith Auto service Co. Hot
LAKE VALLEY. HTIssoro and Kingston
auto meets all trains At Lake valley
Wn- % Sleass. aillsboro. New Ae1ieo-
ARIZONA
APACHE TRAIL"-Great scsric Route.
Globe 70 Phoenix VIA Roosevelt dam
Make reservations At the Glnhe-Phoenir
stage company office. Dominion Hotel.
Globe. Arizona
DUNCAN-SOLONONY AUTO leaves
Duncan sos A. m arrive Soloucnrille
MS a. m Leaves SolomouTiIle return
trip. Has a. m. arrive Duncan ESQ
p m Fare each way $500 y $. White.
manager. Duncan Solouonvills Auto stage
Line. Duncan. Arizona
GLOBE MANA CHRISTdAS-MINkLE
Man STAGE-Cars leave Globe daily az
S A. m, making direct connections for
Hayden. Ray, Superior. Florence, Ph1enlE
and Tucson Cars leave Tvinkelnan daily
for the return trip at , N Globe tcle-
phone Nc $50 or 1s3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark B. Thompson
are the parents OF a daughter born on
Christmas eve at their home at Las
Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
FOURTH LIBERTY BONDS
81 L ~ nv --LrnE ID

view York. Dec Z7.-The fourth
Liberty AZ Der cent bonds sold at
sfcs. a new low record on the stock
exchange today. A block Of 100000
par value. changed hands at this
figure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

As tomorrow is the last Saturday
il the month the carriers VIII call
% collect fo- the month Of December.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

~ " -
T. & P. and G. H & s A Rys.. Mona
hans. Grand Falls. Imperial. Buena Vista.
Osweso Orient train; Fl Stockton. Al
pine ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reservations w. r Peat
". Monahaus. J. B. storey. Bueua VISTA
MARFA-FORT DAVIS AUTO leaves Fora
Davis daily and Sundays s a m; leaves
Maria > D. m one way S25o: round
trip, 81 G. ". Davis. proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
WEATHER BULLETIN
Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at 7 a m. 18th me
ridian time. 6 a. m
FL Paso time. Dec
%, 1918
Forecasts:
FL Paso and Vi
entity: Fair tonight
and saturday
New Mexico. Fair
tonight and Satur-
day not quite so
cold east portion
Arizona Fair to-
night and Saturday.
West Texas Fair
tonight and Satur-
day.
Relative humidity
IN FL Paso at noon
Friday was IS per
cent
hours Qnches1 ..f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
PASTORS PLAN
To RAISE FUND.
Centenary Conference Of
Methodists Opens in the
Sheldon Hotel.

The centenary conference OF the
Southern Methodist church for the
district Of New Mexico and west
Texas, went into session at the Shell
don hotel Friday at . p. m The cen
tenary Of the church viii be complet-
ed January ]. 1913 The purpose OF
the conference is to apportion sub
quotas for the FL Paso. Albuquerque
and Roswell divisions OF this district.
to raise its quota OF s1s5.000 OF the
s35. 900. 600 contemplated by the en-
tire church
FL Paso's Subquofa.
FL PasO's subquOta was made s55.-
$50 over a period OF five years This
amount is IN addition 10 the subquota
decided on by the general conference
Of last October The money viii be
expended for missions in this coun-
Try and in foreign countries. and for
extension Of the church
Those attending the conference
were Rev p R. KnickerbockeT.
president; Rev. c. K Campbell. Mr..
anc Mrs 7. y Ayers. representing Fl
Paso; Rev J. B. Cochran. OF Roswell.
Y. n; Rev. J. c. Jones. Rev. A. L.
Bowman and y II. Cudabac. repre-
senting Albuquerque. y. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

A Portland. Ore. hotel has two Chi
nese girls IN native costume answering
calls and paging guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

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RARb wax RbJ .
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

State Of weather ..-...
Lowest temp. last night.
Highest temp. yest'dyl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27
LOWER VALLEY

leaves Herald ofdce $50 p. m ara $50
a. m daily and Sunday Make reserva-
tions az Herald or Phone STA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

APACHE TRAIL'-Grezt sceric Route
Globe 10 Phoenix VIA Roosevelt dam
Make reservations At the Globe-PhoeniN
Stage company office. Dominion Hotel.
GLOBE. Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-27

MoGOLLON-Daily 70 and from silver
City and 1losoIon- Cars leave silver
City on arrival OF Santa Fe train No
ST. MoEollon s a. m Bennett Motor
Translt C. Phane u ON nanol