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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
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FOR FLU
Keep Your Liver Active, Your syc,
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by Taking caIotabs, the Naasc.
aIess Calonel Tablets, that
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Sure.

"hysirians and Druggi7's IRE I'd
v;.ins their friends tof;eap their F!s-
tens purified and theft organs in per.
feet working Sder rs q protection
against the return of influG pa. They
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T B CT s5oF # c61d emigEt and
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S of-,SsGg that 5 3, ~ salts, 40
Ga, noIgrIping, okfsfenlnS;ssSfler
yaniEn your IL er is active, your
system ~ aI,rifis and refreshed and
vol. are ictIhe &c with q hearty IN
T,t:M for treq 90 what you
please no dsq Ger
ca:otahs ar sold onlT crigina
ssi:m pAcl9 ges, pri- = ::Irty-tlve
cents. hyeI druggist Is authorized
psr's.s;y q snted with c'lo'abs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

"For 20 years, ! have suffered with
my stomach. could scarcely keep
anything solid in my stomach, DIS it
would ferment and cause &asN AID l
suffered great distress seter SatiaY.
My kidneys Tere affecNd and I y fl
terrible pain across MY bapANeT in
my side. u could not slseP aAhlght
and Vt wtak and mi5erebH One
day a ED advised pe totfy Pl9at
Juice, al he said It had fed hFl'' Of
a BAD ea q Ys 6ff .,s ospi :, lid did
to be jJst d pedApe ! NEEDED ID
put my Isyste9 y Zine coDhitom I
now sleeh wen a can e9t >anEthfns
want withouXaisCes< cannot 1e
too grateful q my &end for recon-
mending yoM mediciehSko me. am
greatl1GRleased and surp&se at the
INlldertG result in my casa and will
,ecomJfend 1t TO all of my frieAds
PINT Juice is sold in Fairmon. at
hSFairmont Pharmacy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

Through Congressman Bowers, COM
pensation at the rate of $3.50 has
been allotted Samuel T. Beard, OF
Martinsburg, who was member Of
Co. c, 315th NJ. G. B. NJ; allotment
made to his infant child when c. SLOT.
Llemyer, Of Keyser, enlisted, and never
paid during his service, has been pad,
amounting to $258,33; petition filed in
the House Of Representatives signed
by ex-soldiers. sailors and marines OF
Jefferson county, favoring years sal
airy being voted by Congress to them
as an additional bonus.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

Senator sutherland's office reports
he discharge from the army of Cor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
ZOE RENf

FOR RENT
FOX nE.SI@IW0 turnlsned rooms
for light housekeeping. sos Jami-
son St. 10-lS-2t-66OS
FOR RENT-Two light housekeep.
ing rooms to party without children.
S13 9Th Street. 10-11-St-6596.
iFOR KENI'-Iwo unfinished rooms
to man and wife. Only $50 per
month. Apply D. l.. McTntire, Mil
lersville. 10-11-4t.-65s4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
FOR Burning ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clan, an
tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

GfAasy salyes and ol4ments shol
not be0pptted if good clear stdi 10
wanted. Tonlany druggist far o5c, or
ST. 06fo14afs SIZE, gel IA bot of Zemo.
WheDapplieo Is directs It effectively
rGua6ves ecze9ia lQuis d stops itching,
and heals skin lbles, also sores
burns, WOUNDS sd hadnC. It .pcHc-
trates, cle5hss and 50 thes. Zemo is
a clean Ast end ble and Inexpensive,
antse14 6quiI Tryit as Ye believe
n6tAj6 You have ever used t5 effect.
n Id satisfying.
The E. ". Rose Co., Cleveland. o, ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
FOR SALE

FOR 7SALE-National Cash Registers
all models, absolutely guaranteed,
like new at rs to so per cent less than
manufacturers price. Terms to suit.
Write for catalogue. Store Special
ties e. Cash Register Co., 1746
1O-11-6t-659S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

Special pension bills, of interest to
West Virginia, we're introduced in the
House of Representatives Saturday
BY Congressman G. NJ. Bowers for
and in behalf of Edgar C. Martin, OF
Riyesville, $50 a mouth.
BY Congressman S. F. Reed for and
In behalf Of Mrs. Nancy Summers, OF
Bridgeport, w. Va, $50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

Jacob N. Grimet has been commits
stoned postmaster at-Keeney's Creek,
W. va, and Marsh M. Perkins at Dan,
which Is in Mcdowell county. An
orIer disseminating the postoffice al
Mulyane, Fayette county, has been is
sued.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13

sSAsEi9s GToS, ID. G. OCT. 1S.-Eor
Che first time since its organization six
years ago. the West Virginia society Of
washirgto has a member Of the
states delegation in congress as IT'S
pfesident He Is Congressman Stuart
r.. Reed Of the Third or Clarksburg
district and was unanimously elected
at tho last meeting of the society,
which IS the largest Of the state or
ganiaztions in the capital. It has now
an active membership Of GAS. Mr.. Reed
was present TO accept the honor at a
largely attended meeting, and there
were evidences that the membership
Z OF the society expect conspicuously
brilliant year under his administration
% the executive office.
The other officers elected are six
Vice presidents, viz, James NJ. Pipes,
a. F. Lambert Luther Brissey, John F.
Green, r.. - Lowe, and "A. M. Goshorn;
recording secretary, w. j. Lyle; as
sistant recording secretary, Miss Kate
Lyons; corresponding secretary, John
Z. Batemani financial secretary, VIII
liam G. George; treasurer, j. w.
DeGrandes and historian, A. B. Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Livestock Market

Chicago. m. Oct 7.-Hogs-Receipts
50. 900. market mostly so to 75c lower
Heavy. s1475 4l6; medium. sl5-25 2 lb-3g
iight. $3.50 1885, l.Eht-light, Sl54le'
heavy packing sows. smooth. Sl4G14-5ei
packing sows. rough. s15.59Ql3; piss
S14.75G 15-5o.
Beef steers. medium and heavy. choice and
prime s16-75 01s-5os medium and good
S1125 T16-75: common S1-l5 Q lib; hgnL,
good and choice. s1501s-25; cows $3.50
1880. Gamers and cutters. 500 9 go
calves. SIS T1s- feeder steers. si-25 Q - sos
stoclzer steers. $3.50 d1o25; western range.
steers. IS G15. COWS and heifcrs. $3.50 @ -
shecp-Receipts. 1000; market sready-
Lambs. s125o016; culis and common. 81 q
1875; ewes, medium good and choice
S6.T5Gs. cuils and common. 50 q exc
breeding. sTG1s-25-
Kaasas City Livestock. Close
Eausas City No. Oct l--r-oss--i-e-
ceipts. e0c1s market 1502oc lover
Cattle-Receiptz, 2o0os market STEADY 10
shesp-Reeeipts. lo.oooi market steady
10 25c higher.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo Oct 7.-Cattle-Reeelnis
$500; market weak Beef steers, flo-5ie
10; COWS and heifers, 81 de-25s stockers
and feeders. sIG11; calves, ss.5otl4
Hoe-Receipts. secs early marker
steady. Top. SIC. bulk s15-25 1915
Shesp-Recelpts. 1Aeo0s market STEADY
Lauhs. s1fG15i feeder lambs. sl2-5o g u 3
ewes. S6G7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
SHARES SCORE
HIGH RECORDS
Active Forenoon Session
Witnesses Gains By NJ
merOus Issues.

New York, Oct 7.-On the further
rise Of the extremely active forenoon.
new high records were made on the
stock market today by Texas COM
pany. Mexican Petroleum. General
Motors. Kelly Springfield Tire. En-
dicott, Johnson and Worthington
Pump. advances in these shares
ranging from to 9 points Other
noteworthy movements included
Baldwin Locomotive, Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit. General Electric, Har-
vester and National Lead at gains OF
2 10 4 points. Activity In rails was
confined TO minor issues and United
states Steel was under constant pres
sure. Realizing for profits caused
reactions Of / TO 8 points az noon. Gail
money opened at six percent
Specialize Lead Advance
High priced snccialries were again me
prominent issues az the strong opening OF
todav's stock market. advances OF two 20
almost 10 points being made fin the first
half hour By oils. motors. equipments ard
stcels. Mexican Petroleum and Texas
company. General Motors. Baldwin Loco
motive. Worthinston Pump and Crueibie
and Bethlehem Steels were the outsta1a-
mig features shippers also scored mod
crate gains with electrical, metal and to-
bacco shares Food issues developed
further strength under The lead Of Amtri-
can sugar and California Packing. Arnerl-
can Woolsn supplemented Testerlay'
gain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
German General
On Baltic Joins
B0LSheUik Army
Unconfmed Report Says
Won Der Goltz, With
Staff, Goes To Reds.

Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. Cen.
Won Der Goltz. commander. OF Ger
man forces in the Baltic provinces
whose activities there have recently
led TO sharp exchanges between the
allied powers and Germany. has. with
his staff. Joined the Russian Bolshe-
vik forces. according TO a Berlin dis
patch TO the National Tidende. quot
ing a report from Petrograd telegraph
agency There is no confirmation Of
the report obtainable here
Foeh 10 Send Foe New Note.
Paris. France. Oct. THE German
reply TO the allied note demanding the
withdrawal Of Gen. Won Der Goltz's
troops from the Baltic provinces was
discussed by the supreme council at
the resumption OF Its NEE ings this
morning II was considered unsatis-
factory and marshal Foch was in
structed 10 draw up new note to
send the Germans.
The council decided to create
subcommittee on reparations TO take
Red Loss Confirmed.
Stockholm. Sweden. Oct An
intercepted Russian Bolshevik wire
less message from Moscow confirms
the report that the Bolsheviki have
been forced 70 abandon the town OF
Dvinsk. between old Russia and Po-
land. says a telegram received here
from RevaL The Red troops evacu-
ated the place after they had been
defeated in violent fighting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Z PLEASANT furnished room with connect
I Ing bath and heat IN private family. also
garage sos g Pho Grande- Phi sew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Look En- Ooer Twice
Before Doing Business

Keep your eyes peeled for a
suave. smooth talking, handsome
young man posing as a bank empl0ye-
He might not be-
Military authorities here have been
notified to watch for Sergt- A. H.
Harrison. said 10 be deserter from
the recruiting service Of the army at
san Francisco According TO the word
received here the man has left trail
Of worthless checks and paper securl-
ties from the Atlantic TO the Pacific
ocean since his deserrion-
The man is described as = years
old. Six feet. one inch tall and weigh
Ing 200 pounds. he is said 10 have
forged a pay voucher before his de-
sertion and TO have kept up a wild
spending career since, using me
money he obtained by fraud.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
WANT AID RATE CARD.

one cent per word each daily insertion
Two cents per wozd each SATURDAY ~
sertion- ,-5s-
Saturday, 8 cents Ter word
word.
The above rate Is based on a minimum
Of a 20 word count Ads continuing less
than this number o. words VIII be counted
one d5IIar and thirty cents per line per
BOLD face lines double price
No al run for an indefinite period IL
F.. taken over the telephone Orders q
disc0ntluue IT. F. ads must be made IN
accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion. Not responsible Tor more
than one Incorrect lnEsrtion
In order 10 give time for proper cas-
f1cstlou Il IS Necessary 20 close The Herald
CLASSIFIED page Saturdays at - 1oo1. All
other DAYS at 1870 p ~. Want acs re-
ceived after this hour VIII appear me n=A-
dav. orders TO discontinue want ads must
be in Herald office before p m OF quo
rfe-rfnn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
CHARITY WORKERS PLAN
SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS

Plans were outlined for the annual
Christmas seal sale az a meeting OF
the tuberculosis committee Of the
Associated Charities held Tuesday
afternoon The seals VIII be on sale
Dec. / and viii remain on sale until
after the holidays Secretary J. B.
Gwin announced Tuesday that an at
tempt would be made 10 sell at least
5000 seals this year. which VIII
exactly double The sales OF last year
Booths VIII be placed in the banks
hotel Hobbies. the postoffice and other
public buildings Society girls VIII be
10 charge OF the booths
D. =. Breed. secretary OF the Texas
Public Health association passed
through FL Paso en- route 20 Austin
from the Southwestern tuberculosis
conference, which has just closed az
Los Angeles. Calf Secretary Breed
stopped here but a Few minutes be-
inc compelled 20 return TO Austin at
once He informed secretary GWiu
DE would visit FL Paso again
wn a few weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
FINE WEATHER
WEAKEN5C CORN
Break In Hog Prices Also
a Factor; Rally Fol
lows Setback.

Chicago, I'LL. Oct Fine weather
and a sharp break in hog prices tend
ed today to weaken the corn market
Bearish sentiment was increased also
by prospects that a good fan pasture
season would greatly reduce feeding
Of heavy grains. Furthermore. east
ern shipping demand was reported as
very slow Opening prices. which
ranged from the same as yesterday S
finish TO &c lower. with December
s1.23iz TO s122S and May sL217i
to SL22. were followed by a moderate
general setback and then something
Of a rally.
Recovery short Lived.
Persistent buying Of December on
the part Of leading commission houses
led afterward TO a complete recovery
but the effect failed 70 last
The close was heavy. 3 70 I = net
lower. with December sl-22a TO
S1.22E and May Sl-21 70 Sl215s.
Oats Relatively Firm
Oats were relatively firm, owing TO
a substantial falling Off in the visible
supply total After opening u TO s
decline TO Z C advance, including De-
cember 70& TO T0A C. the market un
derwent a slight general sag and
then rose 10 above yesterdays finish
Provisions dropped with hogs and
corn. Lard. though, showed less
weakness LEan pork or ribs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
COTTON makes
SHARP ADVANCE
Higher Liverpool Market
Has Bullish Effect On
Prices.

New Orleans. La. Ocr. IA much
higher Liverpool market than due
put the price OF cotton up sharply IN
The early trading today. Buyers found
few contracts 10 work on. At the
end OF the first half hour Of business
prices were IS TO Sc points over yes
terday's close
Opening bids were October. Ss275;
December. S32-40, January. s3230-
March. s32.31. May. S32-36.
IN the early afternoon the demand
siren Erhened and floor gossip said that 10
was coming from trade sources AT
o'clock prices we're 90 20 ~ points over
the finals Of yekterday-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Is Your Safe Stolen'
Mnube This One Is L

Motorists on the Newman. n. 81,
road. have discovered 2 mystery The
location is just two and one-half miles
beyond Fort Bliss
At the left hand side OF the road as
one goes toward Newman. there IS a
small safe. from which the bottom has
been blown, apparently with dTna-
mite The safe has been there for
some time and authorities were mott
fled. but thus far no clue 20 the owner
of the safe has been found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Bars Mexican ForeUer
From Becoming Citizen

Twenty aliens. all members Of the
regular army. became citizens OF the
United States through naturalization
proceedings before judge W P Smith
Tuesday. Five discharged soldiers
were naturaiized Monday.
Angel s. Casillas. a Mexican. was
denied final naturalization papers and
forever barred from becoming a citi-
zen Of the United States by judge
smith. II is alleged that Casillas
forfeited his first naturalization
papers in order TO secure exemption
from the selectvie draft law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

TWO steam heated ccrner rooms OiVlug
room with disappearing bed and bedruurll
private tile bath. outside entrance. 10
cooking. close IN. suitable for ycurE ladies
OF married couple empioged. reference re-
rulref Phi cIr1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn-Dec-, Sl-255t; Nay sL2L
Oats-Dec-. 7o1c May. 72izc
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Fork-Oct. $685. Jan. s3237-
L.ard-Nov.. $685.. Jan. s2a-17-
Rihs-Oct-. s18.7Q. Jan. S17-57-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicaro. III. Oct Butter - IN
changed Creamery. ~ 62izc-
Eggs-Unsetrled: receipts. s9S4 cases
Flrsts 54G55c- ordinary firsts. 45t Q
4T1sc- az market. cases included a. g 55c5
storage packed. lrsts. 57tz 95Sc.
Pou1tr1-AliVe. unchanged Springs.
23lc. fowls. Is G2f1zc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Lndrs NoHres

ATTENTION MAsONs.
Fureral o. our late brother
s. s. Franklin Meet az Ma
sonic Temple wednesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Please be
prompt
OSCAR J. ALLEN. ". II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
ORGANIZER TO TELL OF WORK
OF rHlrIHEH OF rnrr.IEnrr

W. T. Wheeler, organization director
Of the west Texas chamber Of com
merce VIII tell what his organization
is doing and what ID plans to DO at
the Thursday luncheon OF Fl Paso Ro-
-ar5- Judge Adrian Pool will address
the Kiwanis club tomorrow on good
roads. urging support Of the proposed
coustir utlonal amendment authorfz-
ing a bond issue Of SIS. 1000 for
good roads uses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Situalinn, Hanled-Male

Situations Hanied-Male
~-~-~---~-~-----------~-
CARPENTER wants building or repair
work Of any kind. prices reasonable
cali Pm. tffl-
PIPE FITTER wants JOB az on. ar o.
steam litter. best Of references address
p us. care Herald
WANTED-By young nan. outdoor work.
prefer on ranch address 7 IS, care Her
AID
ISsTDE employment y healthy. aetivs
man. hotel or grocery clerk address 81
~. care Head
YOUNG married nan desires position as
1oozEeeper aud clerk in store or bank
good references address care Sec 4-lnan-
cox. 81 -
YFASTED-By dIscha-Eed solder. a JOB
as truck diver. years experience ID
army with an makes Of trucks. Address
y ~. care Henall.
RELIABLE middle aged man wants
work. experienced CLERK. accurate IN fig
ures. steady and Dependable. WIN hesin
% SIS week. Address lzl. care aeral1-
I,NPERIENCED clothing salesman wishes
70 connect with responsible fi-m On Fl
Paso or vicinity on or Before first o. year
E years with present employer F. Il
hr0wn. 81 ~. lllh 81 Lie fock. AZ
MECHANIC. 3 years ezpe-lencs. needs
permanent work, had mine and srieitsr
experience also railroad track shop and
a little wen drililng can read. write auc
talk Spanish. hold excellent References
address A. B r. care HeralA
YOUNG married man with vide office
and some mechanical experience. desires
permanent responsible position with llrEa
local firm with good chances Tor advance
ment References furnished Phi 4lfe
after D. m tonight
YOUNG army officer tc be DISCHARGED Qc-
tober so. wants position with wen esrab-
lished firm in FL Paso- wholesale concern
preferred. Experience covers ten years IN
wholesale Erucary and merchandise broker
age business Five years travelling expert
ence- best Of references could invest I'D
20 f2511 with right curcrn- A1lres1 "
129. care Herald
WANTED job; young married man,
age 81 with executive ability wants W1r'i-
An eE-lieuteuaul- ven educated a srala-
ate from big commercial school. backed
by eight years OF hard wcrzlnE eLpe-
rlence- An experienced luuibermau and
yard manager. know how 70 handle -a11r
and apply common sense 20 any PROPOSE
ton Am out Of work now sccouut %
Consolidating and can furnish any amount
OF reference and bond WEI consider
Bookkeeping. retail sllesul1n or anything
Offering a living and a future Write
A "a care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

manied % he1t
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WANTED-ro rent 8 or room unfur-
nished house with furnacs- Phi 9l3-
WANTED Two furnished rooms Tor
housekeepius hy couple with z child g
gears old cal 7o25 between and ID a. m
WANTED-FiVe OF room furnished house.
VIII give best references. 10 sick. and win
give lease ~. Mrs- e ~ shook. $500
WANTED-To rent. good. Wen tuned
piano win take best Of care no children
address 7. care Herald.
THREE o. four room furnished house Win
bath. $50 per month. Phi J. p. hamilton.
Hotel MCCOY
WANTED-ro rent. completely furnished
room modern bungalow with sleeping
porch. win pay So or $50. permanent.
references Ph- 1Ils.
WANTED-To rent. rooms and giassed
IN porch bungalow. heating plant and
garage. On Boulevard, Bliss or Montana
81 Ph- sS3a
WANTED-Two furnished rooms and
sleeping porch By married couple. no
children Elzs home preferred. Address
y 1e5. care Herald
WANTED, TO RENT Or LEASE
BY Nov 1st & OF 3 room bungalow VITA
sleeping porch. furnished o. unfurnished
give price. location and other details.
Address 7 * T.. p o. Box I1fs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
FLOOR SPACE IS ARRANGED
FOR MADE MEL PASO EXHIBIT

A draft OF the floor space at Liberty
ha I and the arrangement for con
cessious has been completed and was
turned over to the chamber OF com
merce Tuesday and wiz be used in
planning the made IN Fl Paso exhibit
70 be held there next month
C. H Finley is IL charge Of con
cessions for the exhibit There is
room for from - 10 100 concessions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

ROOMS f1-50 % s. per week. You VII
not find such rooms Tor the uonev IN u
Paso- Large. airy. clean. running water n
each room. lobby and reading room
ST ANTHONY HOTEL
1144 e Overland. Fh. s111
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

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WANTED-To buy from owner. home close
20 Five Points Phi st71J.
lee PEKCENT results f-Jm tenementE
TuRNER. EEMP 3 CoLDMELL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Observation taken
at s a. IA. 75th
meridian time. Oct
@ 1913.
Eorecasts-
FL Faso and WEN
ity: Partly CLOUDY
night and Tedzcs-
day with probably
showers tonight
New Nezicos To-
cal showers south
and west. fair north
east portion tonight.
wednesday fair with
rising tsmperzture-
Arizona. GeEer-
ally falr tonight and
WedneEdavs warner
wednesday.
w. 7wamm TO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Rooming Houses-Fo. sac Id RenI

koomIng houses-fof Sale and Reui
---~~~-~-~-~--~~---~-~--
FURNISHINGS Of Louise Apt for sale.
FOR SALE-NeWiy furnished apt house.
some hedrnorls. modern. Pm. 5sll
APARTzIENT House EOz sALE-
Four apartments. rooms each. always
fun. bringing IN SIS per month. a living
and rent for small family $500 $1,000
viii handle. OF viii consider good lots
OF smaller place. Phi 1907.
FOURTEEN rooms. good. substantial FUR
nlture IN apartments with private bath
and entrance an on ground floor blocks
from P o. $1,000 cash. am leaving city
VIII consider no terms Call evenings and
sundays so2 Mssa. apt.
FURNISHINGS q l4-rooTn rooning house.
3-room apt free with sleeping porch and
$50 month profit. nice home Ike place,
clean and On corner. never changed hands
since established years aEu; viii lease
buiiding; this Is the incest. best equipped
small roominE house in Fl Paso. come
and sees $1,000 necessary fer FIRST pay
menti running water 10 all rooms; 8
lathsi see the owner. 500 n Oregon posi-
lively VIII not be bothered with phone
calls. An leaving city and viii not leave
place With nnuaeree0Er.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
STOCKS ST 0HG
EXCEPT COPPER
Metal Issues Fail To Fol
low SpeciaIties In Gen
eral Advance.

Continued buying Of oils and spe-
eialties continued on the stock ex-
change today with new high levels in
Mexican Petroleum and Texas com
pany, according to j. S. Curtiss & CO.
Hotel Sheldon
Copper stocks again today failed
to be stimulated by the buoyancy ex-
listing in the rest Of the market
Shelters declining over one point a
share. Anaconda sold below 6S
Mexican Petroleum made a new
high record Of go. as compared with
the closing Of 232 last night Texas
company at 194 showed a 10 point
advance
on the curb jerome Verde was
stronger than for several weeks past
View Cornelia sold at 241t. Combine
ton was quoted at sis bid. HIS
asked, showing more strength.