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Sale
BONDS.


Sales Omen HIgb Tou r,s.
GO An w G. Mach of 92H g2u q9U 9qu
is5 Barns iaii .'.'. .... 854 S5x So Sx
1912 Carlo Hydrogen 8S 3% az az
60 Carlo Hydro pr AZ az az az
50 Con lce............ a"
20 Con Ice pf....... "a "a 2i "a
20 lndpt Brewing. AZ AZ AZ az
10 Lone star Gas.lsO $50 iS6 Iso
2i5 Marand Ref 80, ~ ~ ~ IN
35 Mfrs Light 4 H. b8b B9iS "a "a
67700 Pitts Mt shasta &c II S8 20
200 Ohio Fuel OIL. R6 2Gh "a ~
20 Ohio Fuel Supply So 81 "a IA
liG Oklahoma Gas SO S6 sS sS
900 Pitts Jerome Cop SO go IA az
100 Pitts or & Gus II Ia II "a
1926 River Eastern Oil az ~
20 Union Nat Gas129 l2q l2g 100
q u S Steel. ....... 10.H i02X i0on iSSt,
s. Westhouse- Air B.li2I ii2T no ii5~
b5 WesthOuse Elec. 53& $50 53x sSsk
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Euenos Ayrcs Grain Market.
PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND PEAs-RpA>

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Mar
row, choice 100 lbs. sll75: manchurlan,
Sil.5o; coscorrones Chilean, ssgS.75; pea
choice, 1925 a s. SO; medium, choie, Ss.25G
$50; Lady Washington. California, S775@
. small, white California, S7.75qS; large,
white Idaho, S.75qs; tepary. California,
SG.75. daifuku. Manhurisn $3.50; red Kid
ney choice, Sls.50gl4: red marrow Sll.bO.
kintokt Manehurian s4a5.5O; yellow eye,
ss.SO; oiaSk turtle soup. 81; white kidney
choice. tl225 l2.5o; lmperlals, $40: kuma.
motto. Manchurian. $3.50: caballero. Chill
can. $3.50: bayou. Chilean. s6Q6.25; cram
long. s6.5o9I; short, &5.5OG6: California
sfH i'S5; pink. California, 81: lima Call
iIS SaS; 70. g. green, Wisconsin. s6.5Oq7;
1dehoc 70 q 80; Washington, s7.5O6
-; california E5o@7.75; Chilean, 81
& $40 sAygostr2biiIan $500 775; japanese
splits. yellow. Nh: green, slOd 20.
White small. Manchurlan, 35,75Qs; large
BuTTER-Creamery, higher than ex-
tras. h.. 6Og6Ohc.; extras. s2 score 5sp
691sc' hrsts, 90 to 81 score, 55absibc':
R5sts' IS to 50 score, so 854c, seconds,
- 2 gtsG:; unsalted, higher than extras.
q 81. Q co.'s; seconds; So g5lc.; state
GARY tubs, finest, 57l5 05Shc.: good to
prime, 62W56hc,; common 10 fair l669
bic; ladies, current make. nrsts, 463 i7c.;
seconds sec = g tJG.; lower grades, $50
grades. 42D43c
CHEEsE-State. whole milk, fresh fats.
ccolored or white, SOls g3lc.; average run,
~ = zoe: lower grades, 20q 2Sc., held,
flats. specials. SlU3llac.; average run
y ~ SOHo, twins, specials, colored or
white. 3O@20Ac,; average run, 2gbG n
whole milk. twins, fresh 2SG soc. sineie
daisies, fresh, SOH 9Slhc.; held, siisc.;
double daisies fresh, sou oslo; Young
madam, in bond, 27h U-Skc.; state skins.
specials, 22Q axe; prime to choice, $50
zoe fair 10 good. l4gl7o.; lower grades,
7QlSc.
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INIERSAlIoNAL PETROLEUM CON-
PANN. LIMITED.

PANA, LIMITED.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO 4.
Notice is hereby given that a dividend of
soc per share has been declared by the
Directors of the International Petroleum
Co, Ltd. and that the same will be pay
able on or after the LIST day Of October,
1919, in respect of the shares specified in
any Bearer Share Warrants OF the Com
pany upon presentation and delivery Of
Coupons No. attached to the said Bearer
shares Warrants at the following Banks:
The Royal Bank OF Canada
60 Church St, Toronto, Canada
The Farmers Loan Trust Co, Ltd,
26 Old Broad St, London, England
The Farmers Loan & Trust Co.,
1922 William St, New York n. Y
The offlces OF the international
Petroleum Co, Ltd,
Sc church St, Toronto, Canada
The payment to shareholders OF record
whose shares are fully paid up at the close
Of business on the 30th day OF September
1919, and whose shares are represented by
Registered Certificates will be made by
cheque. mailed from the Offices Of the
Company on the S0th day Of September
1919.
By order OF the Board,
]. +. CLARKE. Secretary.
Sc Church Street.
Toronto, Canada.
1ath September. 1919.
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srAR-TEX PETROLEUM COMPANY

rrha ,.,,,,,... sSS. = plh S"pt 3th tis
cent. on the stock OF Star-Tex Petroleum
Company win be paid on Sept. goth. 1918,
10 the stockholders of record as th.y an
pear at the close OF business on Sent 10
1919. The Transfer Books will NOT be
clOhed. l.. Ill FIELD Trnn aurnr
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EOGS-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen.
6Sg GOc.; extra frsts, 55157c; nrsts, ri al
G a. seconds seconds 15aJ;oe under grades, 81
poorer S2 sec; checks, good TO choice
dry, S6@SSc.; under grades, 2SGS5c,: re-
friEerator, special marks fancy, charges
PAID, a "a case; hrsts, 4Gg47c.; seconds,
~ q sac; state Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hennery whites, fine to fancy, ~
0 soc; fair to prime. eSg77c,i gathered
coast whites express. fancy, soc; other
Western and Southern gathered whites. IS
orc; State, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns. fancy. 66Q7Oc.; gathered
brown and mixed oolors, graded. fancy. IS
q GOc; fair to prime 50Q57c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Rye -four quiet;
fair to good. s7.25 G7.5O choice to fancy
S.65W775. White corn -four quiet; 81 90
.gt per 100 lbs Cornmeal quiet yellow
graduated, s3.sO04.iO; white granulated
$S.ee q 4.l0. Feed-City easy; bran, 100 iii
sacks S44; heavy middlings DO, SIS; red
dog Hour, l. 40 ID, sacks. sos Western sasy:
bran, 100 ID. sacks, t41.5Oais; standard
mlddlings Do S5l5005S; flour middllngs
90, S62.5Oft6S; red dog -four, 40 10. sacks
Tp~7L Oil meal S75 per ton, in sacks.
FRUITS. FRESH -LAPPLEs-Rsd, psr
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Sales. High Low Bid Ask
ll2O Cities Service ..4Ss 4M $50 400
lsio Cities Service pr. TN a n IS
$500 G bankers shs... 5Olz l97s ig7. 5ON
Cities s deb b.. I72i5
49,. Cities S deb Gu. . 100 .
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U. S. QOJ PRO. UCfa CORPORATION

40 Exchange Place, New York, y Y
Tho Board Of Directors have this day
declared regular dividend OF one half OF
one per cent "a of 100 and an extra diyl-
dend OF one and one-half per cent. Glk e
Tor the third quarter for the year 1919
upon the outstanding capital stock paya Bile
October IS, 1919, to stockholders OF record
Al the close of business october 2. 1919
TIC stock transfer books will not be
closed
THOs. A. CLARK. Treasurer.
Dated New York. Y Y. Santernh her h 1a1n
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U. S. fOOJ IRODUCfs COR ORAYON

october LIST. 1919, coupons from bonds of
the Distlliers Securities Corporation will be
PAID on and after October LIST, 1919 on
presentatlon at Bankers Trust Company,
10 wall street, New York City.
IIiOS. A. CLARK Tren snrnr
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BONDS

$3.50 1850 GIs. & CO g t. ass ?5s Ssh gs%
l0,9 Pnnla Sugar es, los lo5 los lO5
100 Ventura 7s........ls5 1856 Ia 1S5
1900 Western Tel 5s...S7 81 81 81
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of,ice OF the United Gas Improyement Co!

N ", NuInef Hf0ad Hnd ArCh Streets.
Philadelphia. Sept. 10, 1919
The Directors have this day declared n
quarterly dividend OF two per cent al. 90
per share), payable october 10. 1919 TO
stockholders OF record at the close OF buEI-
ness September go, 1919. Checks will be
, snAilsd ! W. AoRRIS. Treasures
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the civ Of Now Nnrk

New York, September 10, 1919
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT
payable on and after October LIST, 1918. The
transfer books viii remain closed from
September goth. 1919, until that date
WIN. y. CABI.E. Jr.. Cashler
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London Wool sales.

5000 Swiss Gov SIS. 932 93A
'Odd lot. tSells cents q share.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15

regularity and within the month Of
his beginning active flying he was an
ace. the second American aviator to
reach that category
Then suddenly in the full tide OF
his glorious success. there came q
sudden eclipse Of the name Ricken-
hacker IN the news. At first we
feared he had met the fate Of so many
gallant boys, but finally IL sifted
through that Rick was in hospital
with both ear drums split as a result
Of q 5000 foot fall- It is @ tly recently
that we have learned that Ricken-
hacker was twice adjudge1 incapaci-
tated for further service and ordered
home by medical boards. The nearest
10 America he ever got was Gen Per-
shing's headquarters IN Paris That
grim fighter ruled that even II Rick
couldn't hear the Fokkers coming for
him he could still see them and he
could still sight a machine gun. 50
back 70 the front went Lieut. Ricken-
hacker and very soon his mounting
toll OF Huns justified the judgment OF
the commanding general
ssThen the armistice WINS signed
Hfelzenbacker had brought down
3 Huns and we know now from
German aviatOrH that they had
been forbidden TO attack this ex-
rae -nE pilot unless the odds were
at least three TO one in their IA
EOr.H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines Mad,
This Lady's Troubles Worse, But
ThedfOrRs BIaek-Draught In
proved Her Appetite and
Took Away Her Bile.

Nancy, Ey.-1lrs- Cora waddls. a
resident Of this place. gives out this
statement: Z have taken Black
Draught and found It 70 be the best
liver medicine ever used II has Just
been fine for Indigestion. sour stomach
and a bitter taste IN the mouth.
fused to get bilious and constipatsd
and had to take something. pills and
other strong medicines would only
tear ny stomach up and leave ne IN
orss fix than before taking. I
began 20 have sick headache.
After learning Of Biack-Draught I
took It and was cured OF sick head
aches. one OF two doses a week. OF
a pinch after meals. kept the bowels
open and took away all bile. I have
a good appetite. due to ny use OF
Black-Draught"
II your liver IS not acting properly
you may suffer from such symptoms
a. headache. biliousness. constipation.
Indigestion. etc. and unless relief IL
obtained serious trouble may result.
In Its 70 years OF successful use.
rhedfords Black-Draught has been
found to relieve these ailments and
stimulate the liver to do its work.
At all druggizts.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
/ ire Men Can Make
Verv Rapid Changes

Three minutes to change a tire Is
the record claimed for one OF his SER
vice men by D. c. Booth, manag
OF Quick Tire Service, Inc. This in
cludes removing the old tire. inserting
a new tube into q new casing, and an
plying the new tire.
The rapidly Of this operation. IN
credible as Il must seem 70 motor
lists who remember toiIing for hours
over refractory tires, IS only the ma
t1ral result, according to 3Ir. Booth,
OF correct training and superior equip
menE
Just as men IN factories learn TO
perform the operations ASSIGNED 10
them with the fewest and Simplest
movements, so tire changers learn to
remove and apply equipment with
great ease" says Mr. Booth.
Inc JACKS, pliers and other tolls
owned by wei equipped service sta
tion are naturally more elaborate and
easily adapted to the work than those
used by the ordinary motorist.
me tire changing OF an expert
enced man is also less apt 70 infure
the tire than that OF a novice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
Good Roads Boosters
To Meet In Texas

The seventh annual convention OF
the United States Good Roads asso-
citation viii convene IN Mineral Wells.
Texas. on Akru "a 70 10, Inclusive
This convention viii assemble the
leading, most progressive and best
posted road men in the United States.
It will be the first great good roads
session held since peace has been de-
clared. At this meeting plans win be
put on foot TO push the propaganda
Of good roads throughout the nation
This convention will be presided over
By United States senator J. H Bank
head. president OF the association, and
who Is the father OF the federal aid
bin IN the United States senate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
Keep The Outside OF
Machine Clean rs
Interior Mechanism

Experienced motorists areas care
ful to keep the exterior OF their en-
gines clean as Their are TO remove car
bon from the inside OF the cylinders
An engine cools better when Il Is
clean Dirt and mud act as insulators.
preventing the metal from throwing
off Its surplus heat into the air.
Cleanliness applies also 70 other
parts, such as rear axle, brake
mechanism, etc. Mud is apt to collect
on brake rod clevises and such parts
and when Il dries soaks up the oil
intended to lubricate the joints. The
result IS that the parts become dry
and wear. All these chassis parts
should be cleaned at regular Intervals
and fresh oil applied. Dust and dirt
when IL mixes with the oil makes a
sort OF grinding paste and wears down
the bearings Many owners make
leather boots to fit over steering
joints, brake connections, etc, and
these not only serve 10 keep the lubri-
cant in. but mud dust and water are
denied entry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
BOSS RUBBER co. GETS
NEW TERRITORY NEW LINE

Returning from an extended trip IN
the north and east. where he paid
visits to the largest tire manufactur-
ing concerns in the United States,
Fred H Lazenby. manager Of the Boss
Rubber company. announces that ex-
elusive sale for the General tire has
been secured by the Ross company for
Texas west Of San Angelo, all OF the
states Of New Mexico and Arizona
with the entire territory OF the re-
public OF Mexico.
The Boss company has ordered a new
press and within 4 short time win
announce a new line Of truck tires.
The concern will open an office In
Phoenix soon as a distributing point
for Arizona.
IN connection with this I might
say that I was much surprised to find
that eastern manufacturers are hard
to convince that FL Paso Is the distrib-
uting center for Arizona in the auto
mobile business" said Mr.. Lazenby.
1T would seem tfrom this that FL
Paso would be the gamer II the cham
Der Of commerce put out some propa-
ganda IN the east making II clear that
FL Paso IS the distributing center for
Arizona as well as New Mexico. west
Texas and Mexico"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15

TIPPISG past other autoists or dart
4 t1E ACROSS from side streets so
cicss 70 the nose OF oncoming ma
oainss that the drivers we're seized
vita the 'jimmies," Eddie Ricken-
hacker rs a lad approaching the rae
ing stage often brought forth the
opinion that he ought 20 be IN jail or
an insane asylum The predictions
that he would come 70 a bad end"
were galore even before ne entered
the racing game. While he was rae
ing the daring OF him doubled the pre-
dictio1a that he would never die IN
hsd.
New that Eddie Rickenbncter
has proved the greatest air fighter
In the world those who nearly
coIIlded with him In his speed
deFll7 days are realizing that per
haas Eddie uaEn't crazy after ali
but fuEt faster and more accurate
than the ordinary being. he went
fast but never hit anybody until
cent against the Hun. Then he
eidn'f miss anything.
When var vas declared he quit
racing and vent 70 France 20 drive
Ten PershiuE's car. For most men
this would have been honor enough 10
drive the commander OF all our armies
a Europe, but not for 4dckenbacker.
within a month after he had landed
n Francs came word that he had been
transferred 70 the aviation service
And then FOR q time we heard no more
q hin; he had become simply e stud
ent aviator. Sumner, fall and early
winter passed and the name Ricken-
hacker never Eraced the headlines.
HlH First Hun.
and then with the coming OF the
Eamed into the headlines again
Lieut. RicksnbackeF Downs His First
Kun. was read. but not with surprise.
because We knew that Il has lnevi-
tahle- We simply settled back into
cur places and waited for the drama
10 unfold. Nor vas a long delayed.
o-three-four-five: Kicks vic
tories cane with almost monotcnous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
VACUUM TANKS MUST
BE GIVEN CLEANING

"Ot over 1000 owners OF vacuum
gasoline tanks in use in this locality.
avery small percent seem to realize
that the tanks should be cleaned twice
a year" stated Jack Haines, manager
OF the Stewart Products company.
without doubt when adopting the
vacuum gasoline system the purchas-
ers Of tanks investigated and fGund
that air pressure is not successful
except when absolutely tight ana then
the start must be by hand crank
they probably found the defects in the
gravity system by stallinE on a hill
where the feed was cut off because OF
the angle or hearing OF like cases
Yet many who are careful enough to
choose the best do not take care
enough to learn proper care Of IL. We
have complaints from owners Of
vacuum tanks sometimes and invaria-
bly, the trouble is that the tanks have
never been cleaned It fs fmpossfb BILE
TO operate any kind OF q gasoline
system without proper cleaning at
regular intervals"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
Tires, Taking Brunt
OfCG's Burdens, Soon
Cost rs Much rs AUTO

Generally speaking. the tire equip
ment costs as much In. the long run
as the automobile" says D. c. Booth.
manager Of Quick Tire Service, Inc
The cost OF the tire equipment Is. OF
course, proportionate to the cost OF
the automobile. At the end OF three
years the tires Will have cost $3.50, ap-
2roximately the price OF the car.
The tire equipment is the only
part OF the automobile always in use.
Idle, the car weight bears down on
the tires. and subjects them to strain
In use the tires aid in traction. abb
sorb vibrations and shocks which
would otherwise injure the machinery,
protect the road from injury. They
may be said to be the most self-sac-
part OF an auto"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
Carelessly Dropping
Glass In Road Cause
OF Much Tire Trouble

Inc autolst Is continually plnned
because he Injuries his tires by over
loading. under-iuflation or careless
ness in driving. There Is another
phase Of tire injury for which the
motorist Is not to blame. I refer to
persons thoughtlessly throwing or
dropping glass or crockery IN high
ways. states Don Finley. manager OF
the Fl Paso Nulcanizing Works. This
often happens IN residence districts
Publicity is about the only remedy as
most persons dropping or throwing
away a bottle don't associate the
breaking OF Il afterwards and sub
sequent injury 70 auto tires. Some
times a driver may avoid this by
stopping and brushing aside the OBJ
stacle but more often Il is not seen.
1lres brought for repair prove that
many such cases occur"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
81 PaSo'S Spring Automobile
Show Will Be Under The Direct
MANAGEMENT of Local Dealers

automobile FL Pso this conducted by
n themselves has been set but the con-
supplies southwest FL Paso needs
and profit thereby.
BuquOr YOungbOOd and w. Shelton have been appointed
automobile accessory association The committee
general meeting likely Tuesday
Chamber Of Commerce for permanent organization
things this organization
spring the
the show At time activity
greater prospective purchasers
from all of FL Pasos broad tributary territory
show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
USED
FOR BELT WORK
Owner Finds Means of
Keeping Tractor Busy
When Not Flowing.

George Orr. OF near Fabens. who has
used his recently purchased Lauson
tractor extensively in blowing, reports
that he Is keeping 1t busy now help
ing 10 grind feed and in grading
roads Mr.. orr proposes to use the
tractor the coming season for thresh-
ing purposes, also
Demonstration work IS also being
done on the ranch OF Sam Donaldson.
Chamberino. y. NJ by Mr.. Donaldson.
assisted by Allen NJ McCabe. Of the
Lone Star Motor company. Mr. Nc
Cabe is spending practically all his
time in assisting buyers OF LsusOns
to get the most out OF them. a car
load Of Lausons Is due here next week
for the Lone Star. the last tractor
having been delivered by Mr.. McCabe
to a local buyer some days ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
Parn1elee AtHead OF
Combined Battery And
Mdgneto SerUice Station

The e Psso Battery and Magnetic
company Is the new firm name Of an
uptodate and wen equipped battery
and magnetic service station. OF which
S. H Parmelee IS manager Paul C.
Moore was manager OF the Il PasO
battery station whichs has been alb
sorbed by the new firm In com
bining the two stations Mr.. Parmelee
has almost entirely rebuilt the two,
providing display, parts and battery
departments, as well as now stock and
machinery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
CAR OWNERS KNOW THEY sUOT-r.D
IL BnICAIE BIT EAII. 10 m N.

over half OF all auto repairs are
caused by poor fabrication. car ON
ers could save half their repair bliIs
" Studying proper fabrication and
practising it steadfastlv." saws IT
Odell, Of the Quick Service garage a
carproperly fabricated done tear IN
ana don't burn Up Very few car own
ers but what have been told this.
Most OF them realize the truth OF m
also, yet many thousands Of dollars
are spent yearly in FL Paso because
erly."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
SENSAPERSA

viii help give you this nerve energy
II win assist you by giving relief from
nervous Indigestion, brain fag, in
somnla and that terrible feelins Of
dependency caused by non-success
Lake Sensapersa at once and see what
wonderful change II will make. Il
should double your nerve health in ten
days Two sizes. SOC. and 800 at your
Druggist or from Rio Grands Phar-
macy and Economical Drug Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
Full Supply Of Paige
Cars Assured Within
Eke Next Three Weeks

Manager l. A. Thompson, OF the
Southern Border Motor company. Is
in receipt of word from the factory
that the scarcity Of Paige cars which
has Handicapped sales in this locality,
VIII be overcome about March !, ship
ments arriving not later than March
Is.
Leaving for the cattiemen's con-
ventlon in Phoenix. Lee Burdiclz, vice
president OF the Southern, accompa-
MED by salesman H E. Parkinson,
drove TO Phoenix IN a Paige to be
delivered 70 q customer there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15

The first carload OF F. ". D. trucks
TO arrive in FL Paso have been placed
on exhibition at the Lone Star Motor
company's salesrooms. The trucks
are OF the three ton type. President
y Gordon Perry reports that the T.
" D. have proved very popular in the
oil fields, where many have been de-
livered.