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Evening star., 1919-06-26
KLAW AND ERLANGER QUIT.
Thirty Years Theatrical Partner
ship Ends in Personal Bitterness.

NEW YORK. June 26.-The World
asserts that the end of the thirty
year partnership of Klaw & Erlanger,
in their day the greatest powers in the
theatrical business in the United States,
will come with the close of this week.
The World says that it was the dis
charge of Joseph Klaw. auditor of the
firm, by Mr.. Erlander during the alb
sence of Marc klaw. nearly year be-
fore, that caused the bitter enmity be-
tween the two heads of the powerful
theatrical agency. Since then MIR.
Klaw and Mr.. Erlanger have not ex-
changed word.
The property and other holdings of the
old firm will be held intact and will be
controlled by Mr.. Erlanger. who will
conduct the booking affairs of the agency
along the old lines. To bring about this
end it is said that a combination Of
Chicago capital was formed. 1t has ac-
Quired the essential interests of Mr..
Klaw and it will work in harmony with
Mr.. Erlanger.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
Five Are White Persons.

But five of the prisoners are white
persons. Thirty of them previously
were employed as laborers- Seven of
the convicts had been convicted of
murder in the second degree. They
were Augustus William Johnson and
Walter Quarles. life; James Arthur
Chase, twenty-five years; George Tay
lor and Moses McCauley, thirty years
each; John Jones and Luther Brooks.
twenty years each.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
Greeks Beset by Superior Force.

PARIS, June 24:-Greek troops in
Asia Minor are holding their own
against superior Turkish forces, ac-
cording to official Greek advices re-
ceived here today. The Turks have
entered Nassili. east of Aidin, which
the Greeks evacuated Saturday in the
face of superior attacking forces.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
Bryan's Prediction as to Senate.

NATCHEZ, Miss, June 26.-In a
statement on the league Of nations
given out here, William Jennings
Bryan, who spoke here on worldwide
prohibition, said that II the Senate did
not ratify the league a Senate that
will do so will be elected by the peo-
pie.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
HUN SOLDIERS PLOT DEATH.
Several Arrested for Conspiracy
Against Scheidemann.

LONDON, June 25-Several soldiers
have been arrested in Weimar, accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen, on charges of
having planned to arrest and murder
Phillip Scheidemann, the former pre-
mier. The plot was to have been car
ried out Monday evening.
Evening star., 1919-06-26

Editorial
We certainly have a lot of
fun in this store along with
our work.
Couple of mornings ago
the employees on the diff
ferent floors assembled on
the first floor for a singing
contest.
Judges were procured
from the War Camp Com
munity, and it was some
song-test.
The judges marked us on
a basis of ten points. and it
took some careful figuring
to decide upon the winners.
The SECOND floor was
finally awarded the prize
a silk flag. But it is only
a temporary honor unless
they can win it three times
in succession, when they
will be allowed to keep it
for all time.
If some Of you want to
work where there is play
mixed with your duties, see
Mr.. Hart, the general mana
ger. at once. If you're the
right kind he'll make a place
for you somewhere.
Evening star., 1919-06-26

EOR a little necessary
warmth on a cool sum-
mer evening the new wide
knitted Wool Scarfs are ap-
propriate. One is of imita-
ton Angora in the new belt
ed sweaterette effect. Each
end is edged with pretty
fringe to match. Each end
has a dainty pocket. A scarf
of this sort is worn either
with or without the belt.
A new and novel idea. This
Is $S.75.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
Justice Brandeis Off for Palestine.

PARIS, June 24.-Louis D. Brandeis,
associate justice Of the United States
Supreme Court, left Paris today for
Palestine. While in Paris Justice Bran
deis made calls on the members of the
American peace delegation.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
Lorton Prisoners Under 35.

The future Lorton colony which Gen.
eral Superintendent Charles c. Foster
and Deputy Superintendent NJ. NJ
Barnard will direct will be one COM
posed of prisoners under thirty-five
years of age and with not more than
five years to serve. Being first Of
tenders, they will be accorded treat
ment of a strictly reformative char
acter The majority of such prisoners.
when released, will have been con-
ditioned, it is anticipated, to return to
useful citizenship.
The prisoners left Union station
this morning in a special car in the
charge of Deputy Superintendent w.
L. Peak, Guard George Ratherdale
and eleven other guards. They will
reach their destination tomorrow
morning.
Evening star., 1919-06-26
old OFFENDERS DEPART
Removal Of Some Convicts From
Lorton Leaves Field to Re-
formatory Work.

With the departure of forty-seven
District convicts today to serve terms
ranging from one year and a day to
life in the federal penitentiary at
Atlanta, Ga, there was seen the prac-
tical Inauguration of new policy to
build up an entirely different class of
prisoners in the District reformatory
at Lorton, Va.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
PRESSURE ON
STOCK MARKET
Southern Pacific Decision
Offsets Further Break
In Days Trading.

New York, Dec. 5.-stocks were IN
der intermittent pressure today. but
the Southern Pacific decision, and as
surances Of easy money over the week
end offset a further break in ex-
change and other unfavorable deveI-
opments. The close was irregular.
Sales Appropriated 1.OO0.O0 shares.
Liberty bonds; SIS sssss. first IS.
$500; second IS. {s21f. first SIS. $3.50:
fourth 4As. S92-0s Victory ISIS. $3.50:
Victory sas s9o1a
stocks were strong. almost TO the point
or nuoyancg, az the opening Of today's
session on the news that the department
Of Justice had decided not 20 annear IN
iy decided against the government South
ern Pacific, which closed yesterday at
3 3. opened with lot OF 10000 shares at
ll4 20 los. followed by numerous lots OF
100 70 500 shares az 101 TO los. Suisse
luent sales were made az 100 20 107.
ponds opened az lQi. soon advancing TO
los p. against Yesterdays final price OF
100. The general list. especially oils
motors. steels and equipments. rose 70
points with general extension OF gains
within the lrst half hour.
Southern Pacific dominated the stock
market trading during the morning.
although raactiuE 20 11sH- Transactions
IN thls stock were larger than the deal
inss IN several other leaders. Associated
Oh. which iH controlled BY Southern Pa
cltle, made an extreme advances OF Is
points Other strong rails and oils IN
clu1eo transcontinentals. READING Texas
Company and California Petroleum. az
gains Of 2 20 8 points. Cau rnouey opened
at s percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
REPORT
CAUSES SELLING
Prices Fall AZ to 50 Points
in Trading at New
Orleans.

New Orleans. La. Dec 81 private
ginning estimate Of 100000 bales
produced to the first OF December,
pointing TO a crop OF 1l,l4o.oo0 bales.
caused heavy selling Of cotton on the
opening Of the contract market today
in the first half hour Of trading
Prices feu A to 50 points.
Opening bids we're: December
$3.50; January, $3.50; March. ss4.45;
May. S32-65; July. $3L2S.
At a level OF s5 % S. points dswn.
early sellers started buying covers n order
10 realize profits and they caused small
recoveries Toward noon the market was
az net losses OF % 10 75 points.
A private ginning estimate OF 100000
bales produced 10 the first Of December.
pointing 20 a crop OF 11,140.300 bales.
caused heavy selling OF cotton on the
opening OF the contract market today.
In the first half hour Of trading prices
fen 2f7 70 So points
Selling was more general IN the after
noon and IN the trading up 10 / o'clock
the decline was widened TO 81 to "a
polhts-
Cotton closed steady THURSDAY a points
down 10 ~ 10 net
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Livestock Market

Chicago Livestock Close.
Chicago. III. Dee -Hcg=Receipts.
$4,000 market mostly sec lower. Bulk.
$3.50 lJ.I5s heavy, St3-4o G1S-755 medi-
uuns $3.50 g 1850. light, $3.50 l3.55;
hght-lights. S1341 1880; heavy packing
sows. smooth. S127511sz5- PACKING sows,
rough, slZG12-75s piEs. S125oG1s-z5.
Cattle-Receipts. 90oos market steady.
Beef steers. medium and heavTwsl Eht.
choice and prime, fi8-25d 81; medium and
coed. sl1G16-z5; common. $3.50 IL
lightweight. good and choice. 1855 @
2o.z5s common and medium. s7-s5 G11-65;
butcher cattle helfers. s6.50Gl5. cows.
ss--5 1855 canners and cutters. sass
SIS; veal calves. 1850 1885, feeder
western range beef steers. 5911E75s
cows and Eeliers, S6.5081Z50-
eheep-heceipts. l4,d0Qs sheep steady
lambs lower LAMBS. $3.50 1925; culls
good and ehoiee. s7-I5a925: euils and
Kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas city, Mo- Dec 5.-Hogs-Eas-
ceiptss 1l.oo0- market So to soc lower
Bulk. sl3.60G14; heavies. s1a7o61AIos
mediums. $3.50 G1A15. lights. s1z6o 014s
lEht-lghtz. s114oa15-75; packing sows,
was lz,s5s pigs s1l Gls-25-
Cattle-Receipts. 799os market steady TO
l5c lower. Heavy beef steers. choice and
prime f16.15G 1880 medium ard good.
fll-zl G 1916 common. f1-15 O 1Q-z57 light
weight. good and choice. s12-2o 617.75;
cattle, helfars. f6.25 1878; COWS. $3.50
IL Gamers and cutters. S596-z5s veal
calves. s1l25 @ 1880 feeder steers. f7-51
Ola; stocker steers. f5-5o I1n
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market slow. p
20 soc lower. Lambs. s1f6 1875 -ulls
snd common. 2eG1s-75s yeariins wethsrs.
flQ15 4125 ewes s5-25 GS-15s culls and
common. s5qsi Breeding ewes. s9-5o9
1885, feeder lambs. s1I11s-75.
Denver Livestock, Close
Daus4r. Colo. Dec. 5.-Cattie-Receipts
1900 market slow: prospects lower Beef
steers f1Q4l-s COWS and heifers. $40
s-5oi stockers and feeders. sT-5oG 11-5o,
calves, IS 612.50
Hogs-Receipts. 1885, market Is 70 soc
lover than yesterday. TOP. 81; bulk.
sheep-Receipts. 5000: market steady.
TearlluEs. 11f12; lambs. sl4G15; ewes.
$3.50 $50. feeder lambs. s1Z75G14.1s-
Fcrt worth Livestock Close.
Fort Worth Tex, Dec 5--Cattle.
Receipts Thursday, 1000 market
steady. Beeves. IS OIL. stockers. S7d
10. cows. $3.50 $50 heifers $500
1850; bulls. s5-25 q SIS; calves. $50
Gi0.51
Hogs: Receipts. 90; market steady
70 a shade lower. Light. S1450G
1855: medium, $40 1855: heavy
sl4-5Og a, %; mixed. Sl40o G14-50;
common fl5 a a; pigs, S1lI15.
sheep Receipts. 500 market steady.
Lann s. va l5i yeariings. s9012i
wethers. 39G10; ewes. S7506s-50:
culls, $=4l; goats. $500 q $50.
Miss Gladys Sheridan Is said TO be
the first woman 10 be employed as
pa'pai messenger TO carry honors from
the vatican.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
AMID CORN
HIT NEW SLUMP
Limited Demands Preface
Markets With Heavy
Undertone.

Chicago. Ill, Dec 5.-Fairly liberal
receipts and a limited demand gave a
heavy undertone 10 the corn market
today and prices were generally low
er. Opening prices which ranged
from unchanged TO 1-2c lower. with
December s1.ss IL and May s1.ss SIS.
TO rs. were followed by declines. On
the dips Nay touched 1892
The close was unsettled. Ike 10
lssc net lower, with December s1.3szt
and May sI.52lz 10 S1.32%.
Later resting orders checked the
decline, and shorts, covering. gener-
ated sporadic upturns- The close was
unsettled.
Oats followed the course Of corn
after opening 1-4c lower TO lie
higher, with May 7e - to 7g 5-Sc,
there was gracual decreases.
Lower live hog prices We're reflect
ed IN decreased provision values.
subsequently local traders absorbed
the offerings, and a rally followed
that wiped out most Of the losses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Promotes Plan To Haze
One-Ld1guage Newspapel

Boston. Mass Dec Mai. John
". Hyatt. morale officer at army
headquarters Is promoting a plan TO
have All newspapers and periodicals
printed IN one language IN this coun-
try. Several months ago the major
had his attention called TO several
articles IN foreign languages printed
IN newspapers which showed the IN
sldious way in which revolutionary
Ideas we're soWn IN this country.
i would not have any newspaper
printed and circulated in the coun-
Try in any other language than the
English language" said the major
The time has arrived fer drastic
acticl in this respect and this print
ing Of newspapers IN languages other
than English must stop.
why, the other day / sat IN a rail-
road train and had poiEed before ne a
newspaper printed IN some foreign
language, and the fellows reading It
looked as II they could do any kim
OF an explosion Job.
We've got 70 Americanize these
people and 90 e quickly. This is the
most important move that ] know OF
IN this country Popuizrize the Eng
lish language and make every one
speak it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close.
sL82H.
Oats-Dec-. 7skc. May. 7sc
Chicago Provisions, Close
Fork-Jan-. S55.15, Nay. SIS
Lard-Jan-. s27.52s Nay. ses6z
Rlbs-Jan-. S1Ssos May. 1855.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. Butter. steady.
Creamery, 57d &c.
Eggs. steady; receipts, ss4 cases FlrstB,
% 9aac; ordinary firsts. 70G 72cs at marx,
cases included. 7067sc.
Poultry. alive. lower. Springs. 2s1sc:
fowls. IL e 25ci turkeys. soc
Potatoes, strong arrivals. 81 cars.
Northern Whites. sacked. ss.0005.10; bulk.
$500 Colorado. sacked. $3.50.
kansas City Produce, Close
kansas City. 40. Dee 5--EEEE-Firsts.
&c higher, TSci- seconds unchanged, CSC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Yankee Calls EngIands
Housing Talk Bluff

London, Eng Dec. 5.-A Yankee
has called Great Britain's housing
bluff For exactly one year British
ministers have talked housing. prom
isinE 5o00 600 Of them Not 1000 have
been built Those projected will
cost $1,000 each and upward. BENZ
designed for Worklngmen. the work
men cant afford 10 rent them unless
subsidized by the state. Now a tax
paying. bareback has arisen against
subsidized worzmen's cottages.
So one Amer can born 2. p. Regan.
representing American contractors.
offered the British government or
anyone else 5000 wooden. factory
savn houses monthly at a cost Of less
than $500 each He also offered 10
accept one half the purchase price on
delivery. taking a mortgage on the
rest al 8 per cent interest The gov
eminent pays more than that on war
loans.
lZeean pertinentlT inquiries Of the
British press whether DR.. Christie
pher, minister OF health. in charge o.
The housing program, is asleep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy A1sociated Prrs1l
New York, Dec. 5--1lercaufns paper,
unchanged
Sterling demand. s3ss4. cables. sss7.
Tine leans strong. 90 days and 6
months . bid
Bar silver sL5f.
Mexican dollars. gloos
Copper steady Electroiytic spot near
BY and first quarter, ISL G18Ec
Anthony. $3.50
Lead. arm spot ss.7s BID. ss.ss asked;
Jan. s6-75 bid. $3.50 asked.
zinc, firm East ST. Louis spot, iG25
bid. gg15 asked
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London Eng, Dec. 5-The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as FOL
lows:
Copper f101. g. 3D.
Tin. E2a8 is 3D.
Lead. $40. %. Cd.
Zine, Isl, 15z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Legal Notices.


In the District Court Of The united States
for the Western District 81 Texas, e.
Paso Division.
In the matter o. Malcolm P Mobley
and Eabb 7. Loblsy. partners. as Mobley's
confectionery. Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy
TO the Creditors Of the Abovs-naaea
Bankrupt
Notice IS hereby given that On the IND
Gay or December. A. D. 1913 the person
above named was duly sdjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting Of his
creditors wil be held az the office OF
the undersigned Referee. ia Canies Bldg.
Fl Paso, Texas on the 18th day Of De-
cember. A D. 1918. at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. appoint q
trustee. examine the bankrupt consider
the IruEtce'a appIc1tio1 % sell the entire
property. both personal and real. belong
Ing 10 said bankrupt estate. and transact
such other and further business IS may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated az 81 Paso. Texas. this the 18th
day o. December A. D. 1918.
HARVEY p CANDLE
Referee in Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION
Of Union Bank G trust Company Of Il
Paso, Texas. With Texas Bank & Trust
Company Of e Faso.
In order 20 perfect the consolidation or
Union Bank e. Trust Company cf FL PaEo,
aAaas VITA Aaaaa sank q aFAaA ION Na44L
Of p Paso, notice Is hereby given that at
e meeting OF the stockholders OF Union
Bank & Trust COMPANY held on the 30th
day o. September. a. u. 1913. called FOR
the purpose OF voting on she proposition
70 close the busiueFs Of the Union Bank &
Trust Company. 81 order 70 perfect such
consolidation the following resolution was
adopted.
Resolved. BY tho stockholders OF Union
Bank s. Trust Company Of Ei Paso, Teas.
this day assembled, that the business Of
said bank be closed. and its franchise sur
rendered. under the terms and provisions
OF Article No. 56l Of the Revised Statutes
o. the State % Texas. and that the Off
GERS ard directors OF this bank be authur-
lied 10 take an Necessary and appropriate
steps &c accomplish this purpose"
=. 1foye.
II. ~. Broaddun,
1Iax Move
W. ~ Butler.
T. Wisbrun.
Z Sanders.
vs.. G.. Roe.
J. c. Zo-aya.
Directors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
COPPER MARKET
SHOWS ADVANCE
Magma Makes Substantial
Gain On Curb Quo
tations.

On the curb Friday Magma copper
made q substantial addition to its
sain Of Thursday when stock ad-
vaueed TO 81 bid with little stock in
sight az noon for SIS, according to
j. s Curtiss d Co. Sheldon lobby
GadsGen was off = point In bid,
but no stock offered under ~. yes
terday's close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Business Chances.


PHOTO P0sIALS- 3lf Texas 81
FL PAsO Transfer CO.. phone $50.
BagEage and moving. aauling o. an kinds
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER = Envslopes
addressed. 225 Trusc Bldg. Phi 275a
MULTIGRAPHE4.s The Ross Polk
Agency. 2ol-20z Miils Building. Pm 22al-
MOVING, storage. baggage and express
Speedway Transfer Co. Five Points. Phi
-s56. Prompt service. reasonable charges
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. tintlnE,
paper hanging and decorarings best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes. Phi 9o2s-
FOR SALE-Good paying cafe. new fix
lures. price reasonable II sold At once P
Q. Box s55. Tueumeari. y. u.
GROCERY STORE and building comput-
ing scale. cash register. Ford wind chield
and radiator; for rent. three unfurnished
rooms. Apply bll Los Angeles street
Run passenger line. make money. viii
sell on easy terms seven passenger Ca
diilac IN good condition Address y So,
care Herald
FOR sALE-1leat market. doing good.
little business you could also put IN small
line groceries and do well; this e snap
Phi Roberts. 25G1- between 10 and Il only.
DENTIST Of ls years experience desires
20 get into communication with an esta5-
llshed dentist with view Of locating grad
uate Vanderbilt University. Pm. SSH
TELEPHONE MEN-If you have an eE-
change IN a dead town. move & 20 Older.
midway between Ranger and Eastland. and
dress Chamber Of Commerce. olden. Tex
500 WILL handle half interest in spien-
did small business. doing fine, "a busy
locality, swell place. owner too feeble.
address i g.. care Herald-
DENTIST wants location. years eIpe1-
euce. married. wiki family. would buy
established practice and home or equip
new office. give full particulars. best ref
erence- address 81. care Herald
A NICE, little rastaurant doing good
bushes. owner must sell. 500 cash
See 1liarE
JAMES L MARI a COMPANT,
Phone $3.50. 10f san Antonio St
OLD established cleaning. pressing anc
business for sale. fully equipped
Ford delivery, Hoffman press. new a1o
ether nice fixtures snap II sold az once
as we have other business. Morris Bros.
Yoakum. Tex.
LIBERTY BONDS
We pay the most for Liberty nondE seuo
Is your bonds BY registered NAH and
cheek viii be forwarded &c you sane day
J. $ CuRTIss 3 co.
e Paso Tex
Oldest BrnKsrase Firn IN e Pasa
TOR sALE-Gencral dry goods store. do
Ing good business, n live Oh town. stock.
building and fixtures viii amount 20 about
S15.ffo; viii sell az invoice price. for cash
only. Owners attention required else
where. Apply IN person 70 Ihs Leader,
olde1. Texas.
PHYSICIAN. possesslnE several yeara-
hospital and general experience. having
served as reElmental surgeon at the front.
lesires contract practice with company
where professional aoillty conioinea VIE
he ability 70 handle men Is essential. VIII
consider location r. town where physician
& needed. speak Spanish Address 7 S.
are Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Entire state Of Tezns can Be covered Al
the lowest possible rats With tie largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation.
90 cents per word Sundays
cents per word Daily
&c words minimum.
guaranteed circulation $4,000 sun
days; $4,000 daily
This is the con- bined circulation OF The
Dallas Times-Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light. 81 Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicie.
Your 80 sent 20 any Of The above papers
with cash viii Re banded Tor you and
your ad VIII appear IN al OF them
"wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one Of the offices for your nd 70
appear 80 these uaners the following Sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

y-IVE years ago today. December 8
l91z. the Germans were forced 10
evacuate Nermelles, a French town
Find another German
ANsW Err TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
foD side down, at wilson's profile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Ell PASO OILS.

II Paso stock Exchange.
Basement First National Hal--These
figures taken from the board after noon
session. Friday. BID Asked
SIC -Four ..--..--.-.-.-s so so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
SD Nonea

Special Notices
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I OBTAINS Murdered Pm 77tsW.
The ONLY steam carpet cIeaner1. szi1
- 6ryln Aig Co. Phi ITO.
RECORDS EXCHANGED, Zoe
Natlonal Record IzchanEe. 80 2 Missouri
OLD HATS made new. rgnoTatsd ana re-
modeled ltme. seEan. SOS o. Kansas
Mlss- CHONLA-Homan's Ez-- crochet snd
tattlnE. o1ders AIKEN 119 q. Campbell
ACCoRDION plaliinF. heusiitdhinE. 1lcoi-
ne Al5- Caruu. 35 BucLler DIX. Ph, 1871.
YOUR mattresses renovated SIS %. car
nets eleaned. Eryln MfE Co. Ph- Il1o.
NELTON PAINT CO.-PaiutIn=. paper
hanEing. decoratinE- sos n. stanton. Phiz47
BIG second hand furniture sale at ER-
WINS FURNITURE Co. los san Jacinto.
WIGS for dolls and kewnies made to order
from comhlngs and cut hair. AIRS. New
ms Beauty Pario-, 400 Raynoids Bldg
"a leet.
RHEUMATIC and lumhaEo H1ffererI: )
have a guaranteed remedy. no fake sworn
testimonials. Addres1 Box SIS Wlchita
----5- ~
hEnSIirCH1NG and Dicoi edrs Eork
done on short notice. any kind Of ma
leriaL sluger Sewing Machine Co. sos q
p Psso 81
klNkN and Curly Hair straishtaner- i
invigoratas the scalp. prevents the hair
from falling OUT and takes the kinks out
% the hair when applied az a dressing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

spot cotton steady and unchanged
sales on the spot. 1919 bales. 90 arrive. asa
bales Low middiinE. s5400s middiing,
$4,000 good middling. ss1.75; receipts,
1o.ss4 bales: stock, 1ss.05s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Moneg b Loaa

Money 10 Loan
--------~-~-----~-----~~-
MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds. watches
and JeWelry-
FULLAN's. I1g y. STANTON ST.
WE HAVE money Available for loans on
income property IL taken within the next
two weeks Let US know your require
meuts
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22f Mills Bldg Phone $500.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
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lowest rate OF Interest. business strictly
confidential
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