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Louisiana.

The Caddo Parish Police Jury plans
to spend $2lO,GOO on road work during
1919
South Main and South Broadway
streets in Minden are to be paved in
compliance with a petition to the city
council by the property owners.
Rapides Parish will vote July LIST on
the question of issuing $2.OOO.O0W in
bonds for the purpose Of building hard
surface roads throughout the parish.
Committees appointed at the cotton
convention in Memphis began work in
New Orleans Monday to bring about
the organization of a $1OO,OOO.OO cot
ton corporation. Cotton men from all
parts of the cotton belt are in attend
ance.
The following named Louisiana men
are reported as having arrived Mon
day at the port of New York from
overseas: William l.. Joyce, of Moor
ingsport; Rabun Webb, Of Farmer
Vile: Henry Chandler. Of Coushatta !;
Amos Hamilton, Of Bienville, and
Huey Clay, Of Plain Dealing.
J. J. Dewitt. member of the Grant
Parish Police Jury. brought two wolf
puppies to the sitting of that body at
ColfaX last week They We're a part Of
the litter of ten cubs which he had
captured after killing the old she wolf.
He received so, the s. per head for
dead wolves that had been offered by
the police jury.
Phanor Rreazeale. of NutchitocheS.
candidate for Governor. declared In Il
statement issued last Saturday night
that he not only was not seeking the
support of the New Orleans city DEM
ocratic organization. but that he would
not accept 1t. He particularly ad-
dressed his remarks to the Mayor Of
New Orleans land his machine"
Gossip in New Orleans this week IL
to the effect that at the meeting on
| the 10Th, to he held at the st. Charles
Hotel by the opponents over the state
| Of the New Orleans city ring" an
effort will he made to eliminate all the
| candidates but one who are Oh a plat
| from opposing the ring" and thus re-
| duce the contest to straight fight OH
the issue of ring" and "antiring."
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Chancellor Scheidemann, Of the Ger
man Government, declared Monday in
a speech before the National Assembly.
that the terms of peace offered by the
Allies were unacceptable.
Norway has asked the peace con-
ference to consider an article in the
supplementary treaty with Germany
giving Norway indemnity for vessels
sunk during the war by German sub
marines.
In reply to the complaints and pro-
tests of the German delegates ut Paris
touching the terms of peace offered to
Germany. the Allies have replied that
there shall he no discussion: that the
Germans shall either sign or refuse to
sign the treaty as its stands.
The German delegates ut Versailles
have submitted counter plan for the
League of Nations. Notwithstanding
the notification that has been served
upon them that the Allies will not dis
cuSs terms of peace with them or me-
gotiate in any way looking to mOdi-
tication of the treaty already sub
mitted.
\ part of the German delegation
sent to Paris to conclude the. peace
treaty as plenipOtentiarieS have been
returned to Berlin for supplementary
instruction from the German Govern
ment. i'll view of the attitude being
manifested by the people throughout
the country in protest against the
treaty as submitted.
The Austrian delegates to the peace
conference arrived early in the week
on the Swiss frontier of France and
proceeded to Paris. The peace confer
ence has been giving the terms for
Austria full consideration with the eX-
pectation of making the next peace set
| tlement with what Is left Of the Aus
tro-Hungarian Empire.
4 Paris dispatch says that President
| Wilson will cable a brief message to
the extra session of Congress when it
| cOnveneS next week. The proposed
peace treaty will he personally pre-
sented to Congress by the President
when he returns to America, as will
also the proposed treaty with France
and England in guarantee of protec-
! tion to France against attack by Ger
many.
viscount Grey. former secretary of
| state for foreign affairs in Great Brit
ain, expressed delight with the amend
ed covenant of the League of Nations
and that it emerges from the forging
in better form than he had hoped for
it. He says that the key to the whole
organization is the annual meeting of
| the nine premiers. or foreign secreta-
ries. represented on the council. He
believes that armaments will diminish
| as the League becomes stronger and
vital and produces a sense Of security.
Those who now fear it does not go
| far enough and those who think that
| it goes too far will both he satisfied, y
said the ViscOunt.
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Foreign.

A Paris dispatch Of Saturday fore
casted the return Of President Wilson
to the United States by June 18th.
A Stockholm dispatch says the Allies
are preparing an army Of $1,000 men
with which to make an attack upon
petrOgrad.
A Dublin, Ireland, dispatch Of Tues
day says that fixed bayonets In the
hands, Of British soldiers met the
American representatives of Irish so
cieties on their way to West Port.
The delegation had been forbidden to
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speak in that part OF Ireland and they
were consequently turned back.

speak in that part OF Ireland and they
were consequently turned back.
A triumpllal march 3lof the Allied
armies through Paris will take place
June 9th. a
The revolutionists ilh Venezuela have
suffered crushing defeat. according
to dispatch of last Saturday from
Caracas.
The Bandit Villa has again entered
the city of Parral and made prisoners
of the garrison of 2GO men, which had
occupied the town the thy before.
The Roumanian advance into Hun
gary has been halted by order from
the Versailles council 1T four. accord
ing to a dispatch from Geneva, Switz-
erland.
The former German Emperor. now
domiciled in Holland, Is employed by
his physician. according to press re-
ports. iii saving wood. He is said to
look remarkably well. The news that
the Allies mean to bring him to trial
for responsibility in beginning the
World War, it is said, has been kept
from him.
The Berlin Government has an
nounced Il week of mourning through
out the empire to ehplnlsize the 'sOr-
row and depression" caused by the an
nOuncement of the terms of peace to
be granted by the .Atfes. Dancing.
horse racing and all fdvolities are to
lie put aside during the week Of
mourning. E
King Albert, of Belginm, has been
asked by his subjects to sslxe Belgium
from bankruptcy. inasmuch as the set
tlement with Germany as laid down in
the peace treaty fails to sufficiently
compensate that country for It's losses
from the war. The language Of the
protests is that Belgiunlshas been gag
ged and mutilated.-
\ dispatch from Metz says that Miss
Margaret Wilson. daughter Of the Pres
ident. hade farewell to the French and
American officials there at a soldiers
/
parting remarks Miss Wilson said
We now belong to one big family
the League Of Nations; ! will not say
| goodbye to you, but aM reU0ir''
villa forces destroyed FIVE bridges
on the line of the National Railway OF
| Mexico. between Toreoll- and Chihua-
hua, early i'll the week aud Carranza
troops are busy repairing the damage
| with a view, when tratsc Is resumed
to send arinOred and gurrisoned trains
ahead of all passenger and freight
trains sent over the road. Several
brigades of troops have been ordered
into the disturbed district.
| Big demonstrations throughout Ger.
many were held Sunday as protests
against the signing by the plenipoten
tiaries of the peace treaty. The move
ment was organized by the national
Peoples party. One of the leaders
spoke in protest against the surrender
for trial by the Allies of the former
German Emperor and said that If the
people complied with it they would Dc
SO in shame and without honor.
| Maximilian Harden. the noted Ger
man Socialist editor. says: The peace
conditions are not harder than ex
| pected. They were unpleasant to the
greater part of the people, but cOulG
one have really expected otherwise
The Allies have been threatened that
Germany could join the Bolsheviki
But that would he suicidal. The only
way to rescue the country is by open
ness and honesty The revolution has
been Il great disappointment"
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n~ Accessories for Ford Aut0mo-
biles constantly kept In stock. Ask us.
-R. f. WYcHE l. Sons, Benton.
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Two and two make five-when 1t Is
War-Savings Staml,s drawing interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
LiVestook Market

LNlNAA.N A-aNGaANEAr NA41c
ChicaEo Ill., Nov. H1Es-aecel pts
$4,000 market 25c to 4oc lower Bulk
f1A35 Glt-l5- top, early. SlA90i heavy
Sl4. 4QsGlAl5s medium. Sl4-4t g 1885,
light S1i.s5 Q1475s heavy packing so7Fs'
smooth. sls-o9 Q le-s5; pacAng zoFsi
rough, s13.75G 1905 pigs, s1A0o 1852
Carue-Recaipts, 1905 market strong
Beet steers medium and heavy slL
choice and prime. sle-l5 G 29.z5i medium
and good. slL258 lo-15- common, <s-l5 q
11-25s lightweight good and choice, Slf-3s
120-l1; butcher cattle heifers. S5.l5
11-Qoi cows, s5.ds 1856 veal caves
fll- 9 1875; feeder steers. $50 2 -s-..i
s-ocker steers t5-s1 1879 western
range. steers. $3.50 1886 COWS and
hsifarE. S6-50 CISCO.
sheep-Heceipts. $4,000; market strong
lambs, sl---' g 1850 clils and comm ~;
fS-5o 1l-l5s ewes. medium good ard
choice. 75GS-15; culs and common
s10oG6-507 breeding. $3.50 allI5-
Kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas City. 40. Nov. 1---lu- s. BE-
rsau ~ Markets. -Ho ss-Eieeelpts. lls9.li
market 25c TO soc lower Bulk. Sl4-z78
1850; heavles. fl4.z5 Q 1l75- mediums
$3.50 9lAs0; light. Sl4.15G14.Io; lght-
lights. $3.50 1856 packing sows, $3.50
G1S-15i pigs. sl-lt 9 1875
Catue-Recaipts, 1s.o0o7 marSet steady
70 &c higher calves. SOC 20 81 higher
Heavy beef steers. choice and prime
s17.o9G 1S.s5s medium and good. s1Ls54
1905 common Sl0.25 lz-l55 bute1er
cattle, heiters. $3.50 lt-c5- cows. $50 z
1Lc5; Gamers AID CRITTERS. S5-oe Sis
veal calves. Sl375 G17-o9; feeder steers
$500 G13.50i stocker steerss $500 @ 1855
sheep-Recsipts. $685. market steady %
25c higher. Lambs, sl2-5e Q 1f-l5, culls
and common. $50 E1215. yearllug weth-
ers fs-5101L25s ewes. 5000 s-oe5 eulls
and common, 5000 $50 breeding ewes
s1.50G1200s feeder lambs s1l-0o l1-l9.
Denver LiFestoclls Close.
Denver Colo, Nov. ll.-Cattle--t-e-
csipts. $500; market lower. Beef steers.
$3.50 G1L50s cows and haifers. Sl-z5 9
sea- st0ckers and feeders. $3.50 elll1;
calves. 5000 HOO
HoEs-Receluts. go; market strong.
Top. 1885, bulk Sl5.l5 6l5.so.
Sheep-Receipts. 15.0oo- market a1crt
steady. Lambs. s1110T1A50s ewes, $3.50
T7-75- feede- lambs. sI25o71s.75.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Frrt worth. Tex Nov. l-.-Carfle-t-
cslpts. G510. market active. Beeves $500
G1Lo1. stockers. Sis SIS cows. $500
GGoo, heIfers. $3.50 1885 balls fao94
7.9Us calves. s7-oo914-oo.
HoEs-Receipts. 49Qi market &c % o'c
hIehes. Lights. $500 G15 Is; medium
$3.50 15.o5; heavy. s15.ooG 1916 mixed.
$3.50 G15-0ss common fls-554 lf-3o; PIGS
3 so-25 G15.25-
sheep-Recelpts none. Lambs. fi1ooq
1900: yearllnrs. se.01012co; wethers. So 90 Z
G1o.00; ewes. $500 $50: culis, s4-oo4 /
7.o0s goats. $500 Gs.5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
CORN MARKET
PRICES DROP
Grain Responds to Predic-
tons Of Abnormally
Low Temperatures.

Chicago. Ill. Nov. 12.-Corn dropped
today. responding 10 predictions Of
a bnormally low temperature for this
season Of the year Besides. there
were practically no sales OF corn 10
the east overnight except for deferred
shipment Trade appeared to be rap
idly going into the Nay delivery.
Opening quotations, which ranged
from IS C to &c lower. with December
at 1872 10 sIS2ss, and May 1925 TO
S1-26is. were followed by material
further declines.
Weakness Of stocks hogs and for
eign exchange together with tight
ness OF money rates counted as bear
ish factors later. The close was nerv-
Gus. 8 C TO 35sc net lower, with De-
cember s1-30ss TO sL3Gh. and May
s1.24ls to S1-24&.
Oats Decline With Com.
oats declined with corn Eastern
call was slow. After opening sc TO
IS C off, including December at u 2 10
Il =, the market continued to sag
weakness of hogs and grain had a
depressing effect on provisions. Bush
ness in pork was nearly at q stand
still.
Selling that was ascribed TO pack
ers brought about further declines in
the late dealings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
VALUES
ARE IMPAIRED
Money Restriction Pro
vokes Further Enormous
Liquidation.

New York. Nov. 12.-Money restrlc-
lions enforced by the federal reserve
bank and other conservative nnan-
eiaI Interests provoked further enor-
nous liquidation and serious price
impairment in the stock market today.
sales Appropriated 100000 shares a
record for the year.
Prices OF Liberty bonds at 2;55 p.
m. today were:
AIS. 1O0.2g; first IS, 1885, second
IS. $40; first AS s4.sei second
~ s. $3.50 third : s, 1884, fourth
AS. Sass. Victory s. s. 1885; Vic
tory "a s. 1884
Market Demoralized-
The market today became completely
dcmoralized IN the last hour Vshen call
money rose to 8 percent. the highest rate
since the panic OF 1907. over night losses
o. 10 20 g points were gca ttere1 through
out the list and general motors showed
decline OF s. points Prices broke with
crash az 1880 o'clock today. No group m
tile last was spared. General motors fel4
below 500 and Crucible Steel dropped to
2l2il- Brokers reported IL was almost i'm
possible % borrow money az any price,
Market Opens Nervous.
An undercurrent OF nervousness per
vaded the stock market at the opening o.
today's session. Further selling, based on
the credit. situation. caused Initial losses
Of 1 70 Z points IN steels. equipments oils
and motors This vas partly balanced BY
gains OF I 90 nearly points "a shipplugs,
pressed steel car. and other Issues which
stood their ground during yesterday 8
drastic liquidation signs Of support
were shown by representative shares
notably high grade rails and unlted
States Steel some early losses were
fully recovered within the first half hour.
Rallies are Forfeited
Rallies o. the first half hour on the
stock market TODAY were forfeited on
fresh selling o. speculative issues which
forced many stocks under yesterdays
final prices Commission houses reported
extensive liquidation from interior cen
tiers. General motors was again the cen
trail feature. extending yesterdays severe
loss by 25iz points 20 S23. from which It
rallied 20 $50. Other motors. also oils,
equipments ard speclaities. were 20 y
points lower Marked Strength was
shown BY metals. especially American
Smelling. and the steady accumulation OF
United States steel was a factor IN the
general rebound AZ noon Cau money
opened a. il percent. duplicating the
years maximum initial rate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

WANT car q o. year Hsrs7573
49, !. Z -----. ----- u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Waaisd-HBce
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FANIED-Go1t hauling contracts f1r
several large trucks. mining work pre-
ferred. western Motor Irl1srcrt Co.
cisco. Tex
For Reut-A1artme1ls Furnished
,----~------------------- -------------------~---
FURNISHED apartment Phi 1854
WELL furnished ar1rtmenL no sick Pm
s-ss. s1l = Boulevard
WITHOUT CHELDEES
WI lease t1 desirable people. unusually
vel furnished room apartment. close
ln on NJ II P1so
JAMES l. llARR q COMPANY.
Phone s559- sos san Antonio ST.
Apartments Furni1fed & Unfurnizbed
~-------------------~---
ALEAAADhlA-llzt y. Qrsegn.
BOX RENT-Four room and hath. FUR
rished. s11- room ard bath. urfur-
1lshsd $50. 1715 Wyoming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Business Chances


EOR SALE-Resta urant, no rent. price
$3.50 40 Concrete ST, Juarez.
DOCTOR's location for sale IL CROWNS
town on South Plains, Tex, good cropa.
best Of reasons for selling. Address T 81.
care Herald
FOR sALE-The best equipped repair
shop in town. Marker 4 f0nge's old
stand Powell Auto Supply Co. $50 Texas.
TOR sALE-One OF the best small bak-
cries In FL Paso. running trucks. cheap
rent good location. for sale cheap. part
cash. balance monthly. Phi 57f7J-
BRANCH e Paso Barbecue open Tor
business. 1924 N Stanton; real barbecue.
hot and cold lunches popular prices
Robt C. Dornheclzter. Prop.
FOR sALE-Grocery store. ser serving
plan; don't overlook this n you want a
good money maker viii take $1,000 to
handle Address " lss. care Herald
FORMER ~" secretary desires 20 asso-
ciate IN legidmate business, healthy. capa-
bic. agreeable and married, experienced IN
managing, office work. production SELF
ing and credit accounts, references e1-
changed Address Womack. f0S Texas
II paso Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
G0PPER5 DROP
WITH The REST
General Weakness Affects
Price Of Red Metal
TSsuas

Money reflected on the weakness Of
the present market Wednesday and
caused the public 70 get on the sell
ing side with results Of a Tremendous
loss In the industrials, while coppers,
rails and oils also lost from 5 to 10
points. according TO ]. S. curtiss &
CO.
The eoppers did not share very
heavily in the loss with only fraction
al losses in chile Inspiration. Kene-
colt and Utah, while anaconda, Suite,
Chino and Green Cananea held firm,
on the other hand American shelters
gained one point
On the Curb Gadsden showed de-
eided strength, 21-4 being bid and
Jerome Verde sold for SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn-Dsc-. S13oS; Jan. s1-25; Nay
S1-24A.
oat=Dee.. 71acs Nay. T1Ee.
Chicago Provisions, Close
Fork-Jan-. $50; Nay. f55z5-
Lard-Nov-. s2s-27s Jan, s2s-
Rihs-Jan-. s1S-l5; Nay. Sl810.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. Ill., Nov. 12-Butter-Elrrn-
Creamery. IS 05S 1zc-
Eggs-Eiighers receipts. 11T5 cases
Firsts. IS 9 Csc. ordinary frsts, $50 56cs
at market. cases Included. $50 59r; stor-
age packed, firsts. 6gts SIC
Eoultry-Alire. unchanged
Putatoes-Unsettled; arrivals, So ears
Northern bulk and Sucked. best, s2-SO9
ass western russets, ss.zs9s-55; brown
beauty. s1.01.
Kansas City Produce Close.
Kansas City. Nc. Nov 12--But-er-
Creamery. &c higher Extras. Sc; fIrsta,
61cs seconds. Soc packing half cent high
46Hc
EsEs-oae cent higher Firsts. siei
Pouiiiry-Unuhaaged- Hens 2oGzses
rousters, 11ci hrolers. Soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

WE WANT MEN WHO HAVE TIE
MORAL COURAGE TO GO OFT ~ TIE
FIELD AND CALL On PEOPLE AND
TELL THEu ABOUT An OIL COMPANY
THAT HAS TIE BIGGEST HEN IN
TEXAS BACK OF 1T AND TO REPRE-
SENI A BROKERAGE HOUSE THAT
Has SUFFICIENT "uIhIAN KINDNESS
TO THINK OF The OTHER FELLOW"
AND PROTECT TIE SMALL LNffe~TOR
AND SIZE THAT HE GErS a SQUARE
DEAL WE DO NOT CARE WHAT ~
FE. IENCE YOU HAVE HAD WE WILL
COOPERATE WITH fOU AND SENB
AN EXPERIENCED SALES AAEaGEH
TO HELP YOU CLOSE ALL YOUR PhOs-
PECTS. AL YOU NEED IS HONESTY,
TRUTH AND TIE MORAL COURAGE
10 TIL THE sTOET. APPLY TODAY,
ROOM sol MILLS BLDG. Ell PAsO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Helm Wanted Msls

BE A ALEi1IaN-Class under expert
Instructor starts az y. Il. C. A., Thursday
evening. Nov. 18Th, az o'clock Pm 661
answer phone. prefer one that uses type
writer and speaks some spanish. good
wages Apply Herman Transfer Co
LEAVING for California Saturday or sun-
day in automobile have room Tor one
passenger wishing 90 go overland Win
me and share expenses. Pm 1881 ai-er
$3.50 D. m
lIANTED-Team foreman nan that un-
icrstauds 31e1icans. horres and mules. also
lumber checker and grader cook, u-Ent
watch. Apply TO Penasco Lumber CO.
LonEwen ~ H. or santa Ee Fuel CO..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Al1lz aL4-l4 l-A1A
al & a NJ l5th
merediau tine. Nov
10. 1913.
Forecasts
Fl Paso and Ticin-
ftys Fair tonight and
Thursday colder to-
night with tempera-
ture - % 90.
New le1ico- To-
light fair colder in
the northeast portion
with cold Havs east
OF mountains and
Thursday fair.
Arizona Tonight
fair; colder IN south
portion. cold wave
In southeast portion.
continued cold north
portion with fegl-
peraturs 10 20 co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

LTBERTT BONDS.
We pay the most for Liberty oonda- send
Us yuur bonds by registered mail anc
check will be forwarded 20 you same day
J. s CURTISS & co.
e Paso Tex
Oldest Brokerage firm n e PaEe-
GOING BUSINESS FOR SALE.
General merchandise business IN eastern
Idaho, 2 towns on same railroad 15 miles
apa-t. Inventory $4,000 and so, 900 re-
spectiVeiys scarcely any shalfworn goods
1918 sales 100000 and slo0.o0Q and are
about . percent higher for corresponding
months OF 1919 buildings with each. for
sale or rent: values $4,000 and f35.o0Qi
surroundings. agricultural. stock raising
and mining. Byrd Treso. Blaclfoct
Idaho. sales Agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
MARKET
SLUMPS AGAIN
Lost From 81 to so Points
First Half Hour Of
Trading.

New Orleans, La, Nov 1.-THE
cotton market retained its reaction
AIRY tendency today and lost 81 to 50
points In the first half hour OF trad
ing. Liverpool was very poor ana
offset the exceedingly cold weather
reported in the extreme western belt
Opning prizes. January. Ss7-12s
March, $3.50; Nay, S34-S3; July.
$685..
cotton closed steady Tuesday at a net
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

IN Sew 1lszico and Arizona 20 represent
the international Life Insurance Co o.
81. Lolis- good contract offered. I've wires
should make from $3.50 per month up-
Communicate Immediately with
LEO r. SCHuSTER. CENTRAL AGENT
SIS allis B-dg.. FL Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
PsrsonaI


Lost and Found
~-~-e=~e-sr--a---s-s=--s
SMALL brindle dog. ears and tail clipped
Notify 1Ios y RIO Grande. Phi Sow.
LOST-alasonic blue lodge watch charm
set with diamond, suitable reward Fh-
1881
LOsI-Cameo brooch hetTeen Alhsmbra
lheater and Elite Confectionery. reward
p. 5s95W.
EOuND-Pair nose glasses vita chain at
raehed al the circus. Gail Mrs. P E
Gardner. Ph. 5133.
E0ST-In Liberty han, Armistice dag.
mans open face gold watch. initials p 3.
q back. Binder Phi $500. liberal reward
LOsT-Downt1wn. Monday morning. cut
Jet necklace with gun metal links. Return
70 3ooQ White oaks. Phi fs3l. reward
soc kEWARD-BostUn bull terrier male
pup. right side q face white, breast white.
left front foot while. RESI- o. body hrlndle
color. Return 20 Southwestern Auto
Paint Co. Ph- 1881. 40 ". san antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Roominr Houses-Fos Sale and Rent
-~-----~---~-----~-~-----
SMALL roomine hons for sale 5lsH 2
sen Antonio. Pm era
FOR RENT rooms. steam heat run
ming water in every room. 81 Mesa. next
10 Brazos. good condition reasonable rent
JANIS T. MARR z COMPANY,
Phone ESQ sol san Antonio Sc.
BOOMING house and restaurant equippec
with furniture and fixtures worth $500;
this place pays and can be bought Tor
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

---- ------
on the spot. 11S1 hales- TO arrive. 1855
bales Low mlddiinE. $685. middlinE,
$3.50; good middling. s42-z5; receipts.
$3.50, stoc1-. f67. fZ6
Cotton FUTURES, Close.
closed weak. December. $500 January.
1916 March 7f1s; Nay, ssls; July.
s2.4s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Wanted to Rent
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Room with private fnmilr. c1rls-lan
science preferred Ph l9s9
one. two unfl-nished. c.o1e q. meals
near. b 18Th. Pm. 7zssW-
TANTED-F0ur o. g room unf1rnlshed
steam heated apartment no sick Phi
252e ask Tor Earcer
WANTED. 81 the 2llh. I room. idtcnsner
and sleeping porch. walking distance.
north OF tracks. Phi. Hiss Jacobson, $3.50
after D. n.
REsPONsIBLE c0lpls want .1rnishea
modern hunga'cE for siE m1nths. Nan
haitian Heights preferred Pr 5lsS Or
write - 17s. care Herald-
FURSIsHED Or un.urnished aplr-uert Or
house o. or rooms. bath and sleeping
porch. preferably Convenient 90 Fl BlZ
car. must be clean and not for sale. per-
rnarert Phi e7ffI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

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