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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Minister Vans
Australians Against
Mooement To Disarm

sydney. Australia Dec 26--Sir
Joseph Cook. minister for the navy.
Is urging military preparedness upon
Australians. At the annual meeting
OF the navy league. he said.
spend your last dollar on prepar-
ing for a fight 20 the last We have
signed the peace, but Europe f. still
full OF mutual ghatreds. even among
the allies Until there IS a general
movement for disarmament as
hope there soon viii be. we must
trust 10 the league OF natious-and
keep our powder dry.
we cannot afford 10 let the rifle
rust yet awhile. tASugh we have a
league OF nations which we hope
VIII fructify," he told the National
Rifle association Our rifles must
be kept wen oiled. and you must be
able 10 shoot them as in times gone
By IL this country is 10 be safe. We
may yet need our rifles here in Aus
tralia"
To the Women's Reform league.
Sir Joseph said. "Our hope must be
conferred in the league OF nations.
II is the one great hope Of TIE
world. but II we cannot make 10 ef-
fective in the near future we had
better get ready for the next war,
which viii otherwise come as surely
as the sun rises
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
STOCK BUYING
FEATURES DAY
Close Strong. With Rails
and Steels Showing
Gains.

New York. Dec. 26.-Heavy buying
FOR both accounts. especially Of rails
and steels at gross gains OF two TO
seven points. featured today's active
stock market The closing was
strong sales approximated 100000
shares
Liberty bonds: s3s's. $3.50; first
rs. $3.50; second as. ssL44; first
Eis-s. Ss216; second zH's, S91.s4;
third flEs. $3.50; fourth AIS.
$3.50. Victory 3ss's, $500; Victory
s $3.50.
Railway shares made apprsciahie re
Spouse at The uperiuE Of today's stock
market 90 president Wilson's proclariailo
systems 10 private cFfl.erahip IN March OF
rczt year. Initial gains ranged from
large fractloEs 10 ~ points secollirs
Issues deriving even more oeneDt tlan
nlFh grade shares OILS. motors. equip
r-euts and tohaccos also strengthened and
marked Improvement was shown by the
food division notably California Pac'zing
ard Corn Products
Trading on the stock market today as
-aled q more confident tone under WIDER
scope during the morning. rolls contnu-
I1r 20 lead the gradual advance ship
1es and tchaccos were steadily a1-
sarE1d and copners accompanied The high
70 trend Of steels and equipments
Motors and oils were backward for a
-fn=. but came forward OF noon on me
strength displayed by General Motors and
Mexican and p1r-amerlcan Petroleum.
American Wouier. Industrial Alcohol
f-rfted states Rubber and American In
seed. The 10 percent opening rate for can
money had no percepuale effect on prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Railway ORDER
WEAEEN5 GRAIN
Fine Weather Prom OF e S
Activity Among

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 26.-Pronouuced
weakness developed in the corn mar
ket today as a result Of railroad
orders giving grain the preference
over all other commodities in the
movement OF freight Fine weather
tended also 10 promote bearish feel
ing. and so 100. did a decline in
British exchange. Selling. however.
was not OF an aggressive character
Opening prices. which ranged from
the same as Wednesdays finish 70 &c
lower, with January Sl-3s rs TO
S1-355z and May Sl.32 = to Sl-35, were
followed By material losses ali
around
Prospective larger receipts were mere
than an offset for the signing Of the Edge
bin and the Barnes plan 10 help feed Eu-
zone Prices closed heavy, ~ 10 4ssc net
lower, with January. SL3l+ TO si-al p
and l1ay. $780, 20 sL5oH-
Oats went down grade with corn
After opening Z TO 5-4c of. inClud-
ing May at So TO SO l-sc, the market
continued TO sag
Higher quotations on hogs put
strength into provisions Most OF
the business was in lard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

LAKE, EALLEN-Hulsbor and kiuEstcn
auto meets au trains al Lake valley hul
d s-..-. H---hnro. Erw M.L-co-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
PLAN BRAZIL
SHIP SERVICE
Propose Regular Sailings
Between Several
Countries.

washington. D. C.. Dec 2s.-Regu-
lar steamship service to Brazilian
ports is to be inaugurated by two
new steamship companies, a Dispatch
today from Rio de Janelro to the de-
partment OF commerce said They are
the North and south Atlantic line Of
Bergen. Norway. and the Marine
Navigation company OF Canada
The Norwegian lire viii touch a.
New York. Rio de Jansiro. Santos
Buenos aires. Bahai. Rotterdam and
HAMBURG making them among the
first steamers since the armlstlce 10
carry freight from South America 20
Germany
The Canadian line viii run be-
tween ST. Johns OF Halifax and Bra
lillian ports direct. and is building in
Holland five steamers Of 5000 tons
register each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
japanese To Prohibit
Expectation Of Cotton
Vans To Check Price,

Toxic. Japan. Dec 2l.-Ihe Jap
anese government has decided TO
nrohfhit the expectation OF cotton
-arns and cotton tissues in order
TO check the advance Of prices
owing TO the shortage Of supply
against the ever increasing demand
the price Of raw cotton has gone up
1aT Der cent
il Is ALLEGED that this IS IN part due
also TO speculative dealings Of cot
ION yarn brokers. who have taken
advantage Of the bouyaut market
and the fast falling supply 70 deal
n futures
ne government has decided also
To exempt from customs duty cot
ion yarn and cotton tissue imported
from abroad Several large spinners
fn Osaka and elsewhere have ordered
cotton yarns from the United states
znd China and many japanese cot
-ou mills win augment their manu-
featuring capacity vita snlndles ana
other machines imported from the
United states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
WANT AD RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily merton
Three consecutive Insertions, inclualn.
Saturday. 4 cents per word
SIX Consecutive Insertions. 6 cents per
word
OF a 90 word count Ads containing les
dian this number o. words va be counted
IS 20 words
one dollar and lfty cents per agate
line per month Minimum - three ines
on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price
40 "a ruu for an indefinite period kA-
F-l taken over the telephone Orders %
dIscoutluue u. 70 ads must Be made ln
writing.
Accounts f5r classified ads are due amer
frst lrsertio-. not responsible for more
than one incorrect Insertion
in order 90 give tine for proper e.1asi-
flcatlon 10 ls necessary 20 close 1e hei-i-
classified page Saturdays a. 1913 a. m
All other days at 1870 D. m want as
received after this hour VIII appear ne
next DAY. Orders On discontinue want aQ1
must BE- 81 Herald office before 9 a. ~ OF
day OF pu1ucation-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Bermuda Ban On MOTOR
Cars Not To Be Raised

Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec "a
vigorous effort 70 raise the ban on
motor cars has failed The house OF
assembly voted II TO Is against =
For az least another year Bermuo
fans and visiting tourists VIII con-
tinue 20 walk, ride a bicycle OF 1l-s
a horse as OF yore-
Since little Nantucket eapituiAle1
10 the forces OF progress this colon!
has held an almost unique posll.on
Ia Its opposition 70 the use OF auto
unuhf1aE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Complain ThatRangersBeatThenl Up
EIPasoans Searched On County Road

ised the men not to report them We
threatened to report them 20 mayor
Davis and TO have the matter investi-
gated one OF them said To hell with
thing 10 do with them. and added.
We are rangers
Ask for a Probe.
According 20 the three men. they
went straight to the hospital. then
went TO senator r. n Dudley and
complained The senator addressed
a note TO Capt. Stevens They took
the note TO the captain. they say,
and the captain said he would in
vestigate the matter. that his men
were working on the road, but that
all Of them had reported that night
and we're all sober.
Tie LAYS and Atkinson have taken
the matter up with district attorney
Leigh Clark, who promised help with
the investigat ion. The men have also
asked judge ". D. Howe. Ct the 34th
district court. to instruct his grand
jury TO investigate the case
Chief deputy sheriff Ed Bryant said
none Of the deputy sheriffs halted
automobiles on the road Christmas
day; that no automobiles were
searched by his men and that he
knew where all OF his men were.
Constable I. n Davis also said none
Of his men halted automobiles Thurs
day.
These men made statements when
the rumor was circulated over the
city that Officers had mistreated
certain occupants OF machines
Christmas eve a Herald man driv-
ing a car was held up at the same
place BY five men, one with a rifle.
but the officers were courteous. They
explained as soon as the ear was
stopped that they were officers and
wished to see IL there was any liquor
in the car. on finding none. they
said; Drive on"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Last SmUiUor Returns
From africa AdUenture

Harrow. Eng, Dec 25.-James Rose
Troup the last survivor % the famous
died here
When Stanley was arranging his
exned ton 20 relieve Emir Pasha. who
was shut Up in Central Africa. Nr-
rroup was engaged as transport Of
ficer. and was the only survivor OF a
camp. which Stanley formed at yam
huya. after penetrating 1000 miles
INTO the interior.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
makes FORTUNE
AS NIGHT GUIDE
One Time New Yorker In
Paris Has Struck It
Mighty Rich.

Paris. France. Dec 2s.-From g a.
m to a. N. and sometimes later,
Billy Murphy. once from New York,
wears evening cloths and guides
American and English tourists who
want TO "see the town" around Pa
rlsian night life resorts. And be has
made a fortune at t. But from IL
a. M 20 D. M the same Billy Muir
ply may be seen seated on the banks
OF the seine. wearing a red shirt and
corduroy trousers and engaging in
his faVoritc sport, fishing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Young american Fails
To See Former Kaiser
On Visit To Ameronger

Amerongen. Holland. Dec ga
young man who registered as John
i. Best. aged IS. Of south Portland
Ne. has Just left Amerongen. pre-
sumably 70 return TO America, after
spending nearly a week here IN a
fruitIess and somewhat mysterious
effort TO see the former German
emperor at Bentlnck castle
Mr.. Best said he had served in the
American army as sergeant in the
medical corps. he was quesuoned
closely by Amerongen officials he
insisted that he had something i'm
portant TO tell the exiled ruler lie
was allowed TO stay until he was
satisfied OF the failure OF his mis-
sion and was then given hint ir
would be wiser for him TO leave
AmeronEeu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
South American Many
Proposes To De0elop
Hudro-Airplane Type

Buenos Aires. Argentine. Dec e.
Immediate development OF hydro
aviation viii be undertaken in the
Argentine navy as a result OF the
gift OF four Of the latest types OF
61-i-o afr1Ianes from the Italian gov-
e-nmerr The machines were used
bv members OF the Italian aviation
mission sent TO this country several
months ago 10 give exhibition flights
al tie Argentine aviation school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

Entirs state o. Tezan can Dc covered a
the lowest possible rare Win the l1rEeHl
most Thoroughly Distributed circulluo1-
81 cents PEE word Sundays
cents PER word Daily
20 words mlulmum-
A ruar1nteed circul1ti1r $4,000 sun
days. 2z5.111 dairy
Thls q the conlined cirrui1tfcu CT 4hi
DaHaa TImea-Herald. Fort Worth star
TeIerrar7. The San Antonio Light. 2 Fa1-
herald ard ne Hou1lo1 Cnro1icle
Your &c sent % any o. the a11fe paper
with cash VIII be handled for gou and
vour al VII appear % an o. tnem-
wednesday soon should see your co1l
IN any one o. the offices FOR Jour al c
appear o. these paperu the folloUi1s SUD
aaT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Unrest Among Coal Men
Worries Great Britain

London. Eng. Dec 26.-The dis
turhed conditions in the coal indus
try in Great Britain are causing more
and more interest in the substitution
Of oil fuel for coal. according to the
London
Sir Auckland Geddes. president OF
the Board Of Trade. said the other
day shat oil was being substituted
for coal wherever possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Livestock Market

Lla1lEu AlNE.l0EAr Nllees
Chicago. III. Dec 16.-HoEs- Receipts
1000 market active. mostly Ice 10 zoe
higher Bulk- s13.5oG lass TOP, fl3-tss
heavy. fl1-5QG 1855; medium, SO.
1896 light sl2fo1 1886 iiEht-iish--
sl815a1s.s5. heavy packing sows. smooth,
st1-15 a11-45; packing sowz. rough, fl-lt
1875 pigs s1L25ll 1875
Caltlc-Eccei 1a.QNQ7 market SOW
8eef steers, medium and heavy weight
choice ard prime. s16-s5 Q z9.a9s medium
and good fll-5 G 1855; common $50 Z
1l-25. lightweight. good and choice, 81 $40
E1g-FQ, common and medium. ss-ooE
14-s0s butcher cattle. helfers, f6.5oG14-i5s
COWS. fe-f0f13-5oi Gamers and cutter
FEEDER steers, 500 @ 1885; stocker steers
sheep-Receipts. 1900. market firrn-
Lambs. SIS 90 4lS-5oi culls and common,
51Lo1115-75; ewes. medium and good
sz.o 90 G1o.5o; cullz and common si.seg
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Eansas city, 30. Dec 26--lL- s BIZ
rear o. darEsts- - 5oss-steee g, 49,
MARKET $50 25c higher. closing strong
Bulk. s135Q113s0; heaTies, Sla-5og
1873; mediums. $3.50 9 1850; lghts,
s1a-9571a.s5: uEht-nEhts. s1275 q la4oi
packing sows t1z5o4 la-25i piss, sl2--sil
Cattle Receipts. $500. market steady 70
CSC higher. Heavy beef steers, choice and
prime, $500 ls-1ti MEDIUM and gae4
al1.5l@ Ll-lls common 24Lll q - a-s
lightweight. good and choice $3.50 q
1910. common and medina. $50 1a. IS
butcher cattle. helfaIa. ss-7s Has; cows,
$685. fz-25s Gamers and cutters. 73-ds4
Gee; veal calves $500 lf-9oi feeder
steers. s7-75 1870 stoclzcr steers. $500
sheep-Receipts. $500; market active.
mostly sc higher. Lambs. $500 q 1855
cuus and common. Ss-75G15-75. yeariiuE
rethers. s12T5Glho0- ewes. $3.50 G1o.5 os
ruils and common. $4,000 us; breeding
ewes. $500 E11-75s feeder lambs, 5llla q
-t425-
Denrer Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Dee. 2G--cattle-tle-
eeints. $500. market strong 10 CSC higher
Beef steers s1Q51G 1850. cows and heif-
ers. $500 l00o- stocizers and feeders
$3.50 9ld.75. calves o-oodlA90-
Hors-Receipts. 500 market strong %
Ice higher. Top, $3.50; bulk. sl3.15e
ls.g5.
sheeu-ReceiDts. q. 113s market fully
soc higher. Lzmus, $500 @ 100; ewes
S.59Gs-2s. feeder lambs, S14ooG1L7s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Grains ana PROVISIONS.

LhTdlT0 Er0luce1 LIose-
Chicago. ILL.,. Dee 26.--Po-ltoes-H ir1-l;
arrivals. So cars. northern, bulk. $3.50 O.
$50. sacked. s3-300s.s0.
Rutter-ur settled Creamery. g g 51c
EEEs-I -nsettied- receipts. 100 cases
Flrsts. G. q CSC. ordinary firsts, $50 5lci
al mark. cases Included. 64T6-c.
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas city. 40 Dec 26--Butter-
EEtras. SEE frsts, 6lci seconds Soc pack
ing. f5c
EEr=FIrsts. eec- seconds. Csc
Poultry-Hens. q q 14ci r0osters, laG
Gle; broilers. sec
Chicago Grain. Close.
Co-n--Dec-. fL59it, jan, s12lits Nay
sl-30is
Ults-May. Se55cs July 75Ac-
ChicaEn Provisions, Close
Porb-Jan. g2s.oes Nay, $3.50
Iarl-Jan s2577s Nay. s2zeo-
Hlb=-Jan-. sls.-5; lIav. 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
COPPER TAKES
HOLIDAY JUMP
Anaconda Gains and Gen
eral Motors Scars to
$500 at Opening.

Copper stocks leo the market in a
eood sized recovery following the
Christmas holidays. according 10 ].
S. Curtiss & Co. Hotel sheldon
Anaconda gained III points. IN
SEPARATION points. Utah, Kennecott
and SHELTERS a point each General
Motors made an extreme gain Of IS.
Mexican Petroleum showed consider
able strength. gaining three points
On the curb. Magma. New Cornelia,
Verde Extension, in the higher priced
class were all in demand There was
good sized inquiry Of Verde Com
binatiOn at 3-8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALs

fBy Associated PrrEsi
Sew Tcrz. Dee 26--ller-autile paper
1rerceTl
sterling demand. s2.1e7ii cables. s3-sl-
Time loans. strong. 60 days, 90 days
ard g months. u.s.
Cau money- strong Hlsh. la; lo7f- ~.
-llur gate. 19- closing bid, 14- Offered at
5- last loan, 10
Bar silver. sl-1.l-
Mexican dollars, sl-oliz-
Couner. steady. ElccLroirtic spot and
razrhy 1873 T1gcs first quarter Is g arse
iron firm 40. ] northern. fi1 GOA 4a-els
Sd. northern. $4,000 i2-o0; no 2
s8utheru. geS.10 Q 1900.
antimouE. s9-15-
7.ead-Quieti spot and January. $3.50
ziac-s--oue; spot, sss5aE75.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

PFAK-HAGEnON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 5lf-5ls Texas
Pr r11 Private ambulance serrlce-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
German Prisoners Ask
New Issue Of Crosses
Be Distributed Aboui

Berlin. Germany, Dec 26.-Mauy
returned German prisoners are ap-
plying TO the military department for
new iron crosses. saying the orig
inals were taken from them by the
entente Not a single prisoner 50
Tar as IS known has admittes that he
often and gladly sold his iron cross
TO american soldiers or took a bag
OF tobacco FOR 70 with enthusiasm
The German government demands
proof that the crosses were actually
taken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
STEAMER FROM ROTTERDAM
Is NOW 10 DAYS OVERDUE

san Francisco, calf. Dee 26.-Tne
steamer West Kasson, shipDln
board vessel operated by the Pacific
l1an company, Is zen days overdue at
Hampton Roads from Rotterdam,
according TO reports in marine cir
eles here today and fear was felt Tor
Ter safety The vessel was due al
her destination about December 10
She sailed from san Francisco Tor
lava before going TO Rotterdam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
TRACTION COMPANY GETS
PERMISSION To BOOST FARE

Lincoln. Neb.. Dec 26-The Ne
braska railway commission today an
nounced IL would grant the Lincoln
Traction company permisson 70 in
crease single car fares from TO
cents or four tickets for Is cents.
effective January J. The order viii
be a temporary one in force pending
final fettlement Of the company
appla alton for higher rates. Several
months ago the company obtained
permission from the federal district
court to increase fares from to s
cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
MISSING GIRLS
0WINCREASE
Thousands Run Away Or
Disappear From Their
Homes In New York.

New York. Dec. 2s.-In state
meut to the New York Travellers Aid
society. the Bureau OF Missing Per-
sons Of New York estimates that ap-
proximately $4,000 girls have run
away or disappeared from home in
the United States in the last year.
The New York police report that ap-
proximately $500 girls under twenty
one have run away or have been
missing from home In this city in the
last eleven months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

7-7---.-7H-f7--
YOUNG man. uulou. operator desires POI
slr.on ln country weekly or IN JOB print
lls Office. can start az once address ID
f7a Ii-hl san Antonio. Tex
As LABOR foreman q assistant supelin-
-fnlelr. experienced handling MaElclns on
road Erzdllg. dItchlns. quarrglnss ni1lus-
development and co1cre-a. address ST..
Room No J. 2l1 chlaaahue 81
HOOkKEEPER holding position payiaE
moderate salary. desires change o. posi-
ton Jan Isl. increase ln salary not cause
% desire Tor chang. 30 years experience
On various Lies. ADDRESS S 81. care Her
AID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

----~---~------~------7---- -----r---
ENPERIEHCE rurse wishes position
POSITION wanted b. cashier IN res
taurlnr Address s 90. care Herald
rRACTICaL nurse desires roslti0n. dec
.ar's reference sos Nesl. Phi l5e5
MIDDLE AGED. unercumtsred woman.
wishes position as 1cusesecper. NOT as a
servant Address s 90. care Herald
EApERTENEEn Ameucau ralorass ana
r.nisher. 4lra or1rator fer PAR mschiue.
desires 1osiricu- address 81. care Hcr-
ENPEEIEN young lady hcozkeener-
stauoeranher desires uosi-ion. can operate
Bookkeeping machine. high school grad
uate- references ~ .lll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

e 4 81 800 80 - = =
with thorough grocery experience. prefer
those With recent experiences q good ~
tura for the right kind Apply lf-aruool9
only. Plgsiy- WHISKY. san Antonio.
WANTED - Thoroughly experienced saw
mill men. yard nan. lumber Checkers. g
horse drivers. wuclsrleu. etc. state phone
OF wire 1ddress. Peucaco Lumber Co.
LcngweI. y. H.. OF phone llr- Simpson.
$50 rs. Alamorordo. n IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING
COMPANY DECLARES DIVIDEND

New York. Dee 26--The Corn
Products Refining company TO-DAY
declared an initial quarterly dividend
Of z percent and an extra dividend
Of 2 Of ! percent on IFS common
stock. The regular Quarterly dlri-
dend OF IA percent was declared on
the preferred stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

A Hindu woman never leads life
Of independence she ls under the
control Of her father. her huso. nd or
her sons from the DAY OF her birth
til the day OF her death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Cotton Market

Cotton Futures Ciose.
New York. Dee 26.-Ccttou futures
f,nsed steady. January, SsS-o0- March
ssfl9- Iav. f5f.45; July, f1-79s October
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

-a=a==s@s-se-~s--------
UPPER VALLEY
UPPER VALLEY HERALD AlIU--g1.
Fl Paso herald offlce daily except sun
day. for Las Cruces. arrives Las Cf4es-
cea Tor e Paso. front o. z 2 John
Cfrnr store. .. No.. arriving On e E1ao
1918 3. M Phone Herald Once tor reser-
vations. Phone e T Johns. las las Cru
FNGLE 10 ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPRISGS-Meets an trains az
EnFle. Oldest dan driver best dam car
on the dam ure- Try these sprinsa- e-A.
10 the world J. 2 he-iernan- hqt
Springs. a.
LOWER VALLEY.
fsLErA, CLINT, EABENS and TOR
Milo. VIA routh loop road Returning VIA
north loop road Gilllspie.s car leaves her-
aid office daily and sunday az ; 81 2. n
Make reservatlnns 81 Herald Or n. so54
NEW MEXICO.
NEW STAGE LINE-sUNDAKS ONLY
santa Rita and Hu-leg n 81. % white
water and return. meeting sunday train
from DeminE Leave santa rita 1880 o.
m. Hurley l1-1Q a. "a fare. santa Rita
81: Hurley. g.. Harry Russell. care Owens
Hotel Santa Rita, y. 81.
MOGuLLON-Dauy 70 and from silver
City and Mogolion- cars leave siisef
city en- arrival o. santa Fe train 10. SIS
Worollon S a. ~ Bennett Motor Trarglt
Co Phone 10 OPP. depot
IAkE VALLEN-HIishoro and KINGSTON
auto meets au trains al Lake haley mll
p. olease. Hll1nolo. NeW AeAlee-
RosWELL-CARRIZOZO ears lease hos-
well at $50 a. M. STOP 20 minutes iol
hreak fast az Flcacho. arrive carrizozo al
II a. re. Car leaves Carrizozo az $50 D.
m. arrive Boswell at $50 D. M While
Line Stage Co.
TUCuMCAKI CLOFis-LsaVe Tucumrlri
80 a. M arrive Clovis D. u-s leave
Clovis a. M arrive Tucumc1rl D. NJ
We pass OF wells twice daily ~
Rfeier. contractors.
WEST TEAS.
MONAHANs-BIT ENA VISTA - CouuecriuE
7. d p and @ p a s. A. Rya. Mona
hans Grand Falls imperial Buena Vista
CsUeEo Oricnt train. Fl Stockton Al
pine. ONE DAY DAILY except Sundaya
Phone or wire reservation ~ r. Beat
~. Mouahans. J. q storey. Buena Visia
MARIA FORT DAVIS AUTO leaves FORT
Davis daily ard Sundays a. M; leaves
Maria ?. m One way. tL5os round
iriD. a. G. ". DAVIS. proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

WANTED-Rell1tse woman for office.
who writes Ecdtly and can speak Spanish
and Eneilzh luentlvs steady position FOR
man. room s. coles BidE. ever Uul1n
Clothing store. oreson and san Antonio
streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

TWO years ago today December 90.
1917. American troops crossed the
Mexican border and killed ter ban
dts.
Find an American
ANSWER To YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down. among sheep.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

WANTED - EculE lady E-auosr1rn %
critlcise and help arrange stories ln photo
play FORM a good opportunity Co l1arn the
arr o. urlgirafinE stories and photo plays
Texas. between ald 10 o. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
RAnRnAn NE TABLE

All tralns arrive and detart Ilonl ~-l' n
$1,000 fr-t 81 san Francisco street. ~
--rfr-rs ana departures ElVe1 ~ p F---
or mountain standard tine
SANTA n
For AlburuerQues Denver. -l---s-.s ~
A-reIes-Eo. SOS Iva 500 8 m. No 81.
q $500 o n - .--,r-,
IRON Aibuqueruue. Eenrer. Les Alss, -.
chIcaro-No. sol arvL 70 a. n No '-'
al 500 p n