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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
CLEVELAND WINS
LEGION MEETING
Delegates Stand Silent at
Armistice Hour; Perish
ing Sends Greetings.

Minneapolis. Mimi Nov 11.-Cleve-
land was chosen for the next conven-
ton Of the American Legion over san
Francisco, at the national convention
here this forenoon
The delegates stood silent for a mo-
ment at Il a. m. marking the first
anniversary Of the hour when firing
ceased in the war. Chairman Linds-
ley. Ct Texas. asked that the delegates
bow their heads in prayer for their
comrades who gave their lives during
the war.
ganization recOmmended Thomas
Houston Niles, Of Colorado. as chap
lain. Alex n. Johnson, OF r ode
Island, as sergeant at arms, and the
appointment Of an executive commit
tee, fnclud NJ a representative from
each state. This report was adopted
u1on motion Of Col Milton J. Fore
IindsIey Not Candidate.
Greetings from Gen. John j. Perish
ing were read 10 the convention by
chairman Lindsey. Lindsey. al tnal
time. announced that he was not
candidate for national head OF the
war service adjustment bonds
amounting to 81 for each day IN the
federal service. were proposed last
night 10 an American Legion commit
tee BIZ chairman Lindsey as the solu-
ton Of the problem OF compromising
service men and women FOR their
physical and financial sacrifices
favora BILE committee report on the
recommendation was expected
Minneapolis won over Washington,
D. c.. by one vote on thu sixth ballot
for permanent national headquarters
and viii be recommended 70 the con-
vention By the headquarters com
mittee.
Universal military training was en-
dorsed bv a slight majority Of the
committee considering that suSiect-
Indianapolis was chosen later today
for permanent national headquarters
OF the American Legion, defeating
Washington. D. c., on the second bal
lot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
Untried Plans
Rejected In
Railroad Bill
House Committee Convinc-
ed U. S. Ownership Not
Solution of Problem.

Washington, D. C.. Nov. 11.-An IN
usual number OF members appeared in
the house when the session opened to-
day to hear representative Esch. wis
scnsin chairman OF the Interstate
commerce committee. present and ex-
plain the bill framed by the commit
tee to provide permanent railway leg
islation-
NO new or strange features are in
this bin. and Il follows no untrled
plans" declared Mr. Esch. We built on
a foundation already proved to have
been well laid. retaining the advan-
tages, such as joint use OF terminals
that occurred during federal control"
Mr.. Esch said all plans proposed to
the committee had embodied expert
ments. though all, excepting that OF
the railway brotherhoods. agreed on
return to private operation
Plumb Plan Impossible.
The Plumb plan was the only gov
and that called for employe operation
as well as government ownership"
Mr.. Esch said
Examination Of its proponents
more firmly convinced the committee
that government ownership was not
and ought and TO be the solution OF
the railroad problem We came to
the conclusion that the Plumb plan
was Impossible"
The statement brought applause
from both the Republican and Demo
cratic sides OF the house
Public Confidence shaken.
Restoration OF railroad credit IS a
serious problem, Mr. Esch declared. A
guilty minority" by awful flnauc-
ing" had shaken the public's confi-
dence on rail securities, he said Gov
eminent financial aid during the pc
Rod Immediately following govern
ment control. as planned by this COM
mittee, Will not cause loss Of govern
ment funds. Mr.. Esch said. because
rates must be such as 10 produce rev.
enue for the carriers
Sims Opposes Measure.
Mr.. Esch also said interstate COM
merce commission control over future
capital issues OF carriers. as proposed
by the house bill, would prevent rope
tition OF the -the shameful histories
Of the Pierre Marquette. New Haven
Representative Sims. Tennessee.
ranking Democratic committee mem
Der. declared his opposition 10 some
provisions Of the house bill
This IS no permanent solution OF
the transportation problem" he said.
and ! do not believe there ever will
be"
The house plan Of creating trihun-
ais for voluntary adjustment OF labor
disputes was no panacea for labor
Ills" Mr.. Fsch said. but the fulfillment
OF wage contracts. both by carriers
and emplo-es was 50 essential that
provisions for collection OF dana ges
for Violations Of contracts had been
included
In the formal report on the house
railroad bin az was revealed that the
measure contained a mandate to the
10 apply for general increase
Of rates within 60 days after their re-
turn to private operation. Unless such
applica tons for Increase are made to
the interstate commerce comm ission, ]
the bill denies them the guaranty, in I
GLIDING continuance by the govern |
ment OF their standard return for six
months and their privilege OF OBJ l
tanning government loans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
ENDING
B00ST5G0TT0N
Weather Conditions Also
Have Bullish Effect
ON Market
on Market.

New Orleans. La. Nov. 11.-Only
moderately active market was seen in
cotton on the opening today, although
the ending Of the coal strike was re-
garded as news Of the highest import
ance and the weather map reflected
extremely unfavorable condition.
Opening prices were January.
537.s6: March. $685. Nay, $685.
July. S3A8S; December. $3.50.
Liquidation checked the sdVance and
4aused moderate recessions from the early
high levels. but gradually all offerings
were absorbed and late in the morning the
trading months were SO TO s. points over
the close OF yesterday.
Cotton closed steady Monday at a de-
cline Of % 10 So points Closing bids
December, $3.50; January. ssI-25' March
s56.03; May. S31.17: July. S3440-
Spot cotton steady and unchanged salcs
on the spot. 21s1 bales; 70 arrive, Ssas
bales. Low middlinE, S55-2ss middling-
$3.50: good m'ddliug. sass; receipts,
6f91s stock. 451.55S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
RANGE IS GOOD
IN WEST TEXAS
Many Cattle Shipments Re
ported to Stockmen's
Association.


The report Of the Panhandle and
the Southwestern Stockmen's asso-
citation inspector from the Pecos,
Texas. district for the week ending
November s said that that part Of the
state was going into the winter with
the best range seen in years.
The shipments from that section
during the week mentioned. follow
From Pyote-by Tex Pearson and
Conger, seven cars OF cows and
calves 70 Clay Robinson & Co. tort
W ortn; E1niey & Anderson, two cars
of Steer yearlings 70 Pearson & Con-
ser, Big Springs Pearson & Conser,
FOUR cars Of steer calves to Fred
Camden, Odessa, Texas: Jim Dublin
two cars Of cows to w. r Bingham
q cows and calves 10 Daggett &
Keen, Fort Worth; Rob Withers two
cars OF steers ana cows to RhOme
Farmer Fort Worth.
Other shipments from the Pecos
l1strict-by r. B McCutcheon g.
Bros. seven cars Of cows and calves
from Toyahvale 70 Clay Robinson.
Fort Worth; Sol Mayer. one car Of
COWS from Ioyahvale TO Clay Robin
son, Fort Worth; Joe Espey. six cars
Of cows and calves from Toyahvale to
Rhome Farmer. Fort Worth
shipments from the Clarendon,
Texas. district were; Grogan & Sons,
two cars OF cows and calves from
Ashtola to Fort Worth Pyle & Son,
10 cars OF steer yeariinEs from FL
P2so TO Pyle & Chamberlain. Ciaren-
don; Rowland Bros four cars Of
cows from Giles 10 Fort Worth: ". j.
Lewis, seven cars OF COWS from
Clarendon to Fort Worth: r. Derrick.
ore car Of dry COWS from Clarendon
20 Fort Worth
Shipments from the Midland
Texas. district were; by L W sam
Tel, five cars OF COWS from Midland
TO Fort Worth. SCARBOROUGH Cattle
CO., one car OF bulls from Midland 10
Tim terlake & Robinson. e. Paso- J.
Z Chesser, one car OF stock horses
rom Semi-ole to Trent. Texas: F. L.
sherman five cars OF stock cattle
from Seminole to Big Springs- from
Midland shipments were: Rube Claw
ION seven cars OF heifer calves 10
Lubbock, Texas; seven cars o. steer
calves to Colorado and two cars OF
mixed CATTLE 10 Poundup. al to J.
Elwo0d; Walter Marley. seven cars
u two year old heifers to Abilene.
Texas. n W Hart one car u COWS
f-cm Seminole 70 Fort Worth. p Y.
Cul1- two cars OF cows from Seminole
TO Fort Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-Dec-. sl-55; Jan, sL26&; Nay,
s1-26H.
Oat-Dec-. re: Nay. 75Mc-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pori1-Jan- s2f65.
Lard-2Sov.. se6.45: Jan. s2A7o-
Rlbis-Jan.. s1s-57; May. $3.50.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. IL. Nov. 1l---Butter-Higher-
Creamery. 55G6Sh.
EEgs-Higher; receipts. 1000 Firsts. 81
R63c: ordinary hrsts. s3955c; AZ market.
cases Included. 5a95sc: storage packed
firsts. 62lzc
Poultry-Alive. higher Springs. 25ci
fowls. CSC
Potatoes-Firn. arrivals. Il cars. North
ern whites. s2.7oa2s0. early Ohios, Sis
G315s Idaho russets. s125.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
MONEY AND METALS

fBy AEeorfated Press
New York. Nov. 11--Mercantlls paper.
81 05h-
Sterling demand. sA1f; cahfes sA14H.
Tine loans strong Sixty days. 80 days
and months. 6 bid.
Cali money. strong. HlEh. 20; low. "A:
ruling rate. Is; closing bid. 80 offered at
90 last loan. 20.
Bar silver. s1-ZfE.
Mexican dollars. eSAc.
Copper spot. dull. Eiectroiytic spot and
fourth quarter c16 21Ec; small lots. sec
ond hand. 20A Ge1H.
Iron. firm No / northern. S33 o90
34-u0; No . northern $1,000 g $500; No. ?
southern. $50 90 03I-00.
Anthony. 50.
Lead. firm SPOT ss-T5 bid. ss.s5 asked
December. f6.75 bid. $3.50 asked
zinc. easy. East St Louis delivery.
spot. s7.S7ns bid. s. asked
LONDuN METAL MARKET
London. EnE.. Nov 1.-THE quotations
on the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows:
SPOT copper. fl0o. Is. Cd.
Tin. f276 rs Sd.
Lead. f15. I0z
Speirer. f44 15a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

We WANT WOMEN WHO HAVE THE
MORAL COURAGE To GO OUT N TIE
WELD AND CALL On PEOPLE AND
TILL THEN ABOUT An OIL COMPANY
That Has THE BIGGEST MEN N
TEXAS BACK OF II AND TO REPRE-
SENT A BROKERAGE HOUSE THAT
To THINK OF TIE OTHER FELLOW
AND PROTECT THE SMALL INFESIOR
AND SEE THAT HE GETS A SQUARE
DEAL. We DO NOT CARE WHAT Ky
PFRIESCE YOU HAVE had. We VIII
COOPERATE WITH YOU AND SEND
Al ENPEkIENCED SALES MaNAGEE
10 help YOU CLOSE ALL YOUR PROS
PFCTs- All. YOU NEED o. Hon Es-fE.
Truth AND TIRE MORAL COURAGE
10 TEL TIE sTO@V. APPLY TO-DAY,
ROOM sol MILLS BUILDING. FL PASO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
ARMY WANTS CHECKERS:
TO HOLD EXAMINATION

The United states civil service com
mission announces an open competi-
i've eLauinati n for checker. for men
only. on December s. to fiji vacancies
IN the local offices Of the war depart
ment "a $1,000 TO 5000 per annuu. or
At higher OF lower salaries and I'm DO
s tons requiring similar qualifica-
tons.
Appointees whose services are sat e
istactorv may be allowed the tenn
porary Increase granted by CONGRESS
OF 500 month.
Applicants must show that for az
least six months they have been en-
ployed in positions in which the
principal duties were checking In
voices. statements. orders. accounts.
estimates bills OF material. or that
they have had at least one years ex-
perience IN clerical work tending to
qualify them for the duties OF checker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
TO FORM ARIZONA BRANCH
OF U. S. HIGHWAY COUNCIL

Phoenix. Ariz-. Nov IL County
directors Of the Arizona Good Roads
association VIII meet in Phoenix No
vember II TO organize an Arizona
division OF the federal highway
council, j. was announced today al
the Phoenix chamber OF commerce..
where the meeting VIII be held. S
II. Williams chairman Of the federal
highway council at Washington. D
G. VIII help organize the Arizona
division.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
CORPORATION COMMISSION
DEFFRS ARIZONA HEARINGS

Phoenix. Ariz-, Nov. 1l.-Hearings
OF the corporation commission have
been deferred. Il was stated here to-
day by commissioner Johnson. pend
ing the return Of commissioners F..
"A. Jones and A. A. Belts. Commits
sioner Jones left recently for salt
Lake City on business OF the com
mission and viii return by way Of
Kingman. Oatman and Flagstaff
Whare hearings have been scheduled
Commissioner Belts also left the
capital a few days ago for Texas
and Louisiana oil fields TO make in
vestiEatlons for the commission
Commissioner Johnson said the
commission probably would meet at
the latter part OF the present month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
New Lou Record Made
On Eoreign Exchange

New York. Nov. 11.-New records
on English. French and Italian ex-
changes were made today in the
and an American dollar brought 90-57
franc checks and 1892 italian lire
Heavy offerings Of commercial hilis
on foreign houses. which mel "
little response from buyers, caused
the decline.
FL PASO EXCHANGE CLOSED.
The Fl PasO stock exchanges were
closed Tuesday on account OF armis-
tice day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

LOOK FOR THE GOLD CLOCK.
Money loaned. diamonds. watches. jew
elry. oil stocks. and anything % value.
We buy Liberty bonds and " s S.
BA TNETrS, 2l1 r San ANTONIO
S. To $50 inaned auuest employees cheap-
81 rates confidential quick SatiEfarfnrr
service D-tk- 2ol RohPrrs- Banner
WE PAY cash for watches and diamonds.
Alhamhra Jcweiry Co. Gil s. El Pa>o St..
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. automobiles and OIL stocks At the
lowest rate Of INTEREST," business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san Antonio and e Paso. PA 1IsA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
sALEslEN.

WE WANT MN WHO HAVE THE
MORAL COURAGE To Go OH IN TIE
FIELD AND CALL On PEOPLE AND
YELL TliEM ABOUT An Oh COMPANY
THAT Has THE BIGGEST EES N
TENAs BACK or IT AND TO REPRE-
SENT A BRolkEEAGE HOUSE THAT
Has SUFFICIENT HUMAN KINDN E1-sa
70 THINK or TIE OTHER FELLOW
AND PROTECT TIE SMALL lNNElsIOE
AND SEE THAT He GEIS a SQUARE
DEAL WE DO NOT GAZE WHAT EN-
Pa IENCE YOU HAVE HAD. We WILL
COOPERATE WITH YOU AND SEND
An EXPERIENCED SAILS MANAGEE
TO HELP YOU CLOSE AL NOlK PEOs-
FECTs- AL YOU NEED Is HON E.sI 8 .
TElTH AND Tbs MORAL COURAGE
TO TILL TIE $40 ~ APPLY TO-DAY
ROOM 50l MILLS BLDG, FL PASO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
FINE CATTLE HERE

FINE CATTLE HERE
FOR KANSAS CITY SHOW
On Tuesday there were 2S rs-s ~
show stuff in the shane Of range year
Hngs and two year old grade white
face steers n the Fl aaso storlS~a I'd e
en- route TO the Kansas CITY stock
show. They were pronounced bv
stockmen who saw them as ercen-
tionaliy creditah he stuff from ths So
ton OF west TeVas SINNERS we're
Henrv Fletcher. from the ". W. Tur-
ney ranch in the Anime Texas. sec
ton. Oscar Medley. ". r. Jones and
Nitchell Bros. all OF Maria. A
cage, Marathon. and Capt J. 3. Gil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
@oDEY7TTIiIIlSTORY3

ONE year ago today. November II,
~ 1918. an armlstice was signed at
a. m. By Marshal Foch and the Ger
man delegates and hostilities came %
an end.
Find another delegate
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Upper left corner down, IN body and
trees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
N0TIcE 10 m PTHTTf-

AuAAA1 ~ LnE EDhLtLa
The Industrial Welfare Commission will
hold a public hearing az Il Paso Novem-
Der 10 70 p, inclusive. for the purpose OF
taking testimony OF employees. employers
and all persons Interested concerning the
Working conditions and wages paid women
and minors b. mercantile establishments.
factories laundries and telephone compa-
MES, the testimony 20 be used TO assist the
commission In determining what shall con-
stltute living wage for women and min
ors In said industries.
November 70 will be devoted to testI-
mony OF employees. goth 10 employers 21st
10 all others interested and the 22d 10
final resume Of all testimony All per-
sons interested IN a minimum wage for
women and minors are invited.
FRANCES z, SUTHERLAND.
Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
COPPER PRICES
SHOW ADVANCE
General Strength Develops,
But Gains Fail TO
Last

The opening Of the market Tues
day showed a general strength in
most Of the specialties. but during the
course Of the morning they softened
and at noon they had re-ched a lower
level than Mondays close. according
10 J. 5. Curtiss & Co., Sheldon lobby.
The coppers were somewhat strong
er and in many cases showed fraction
Al advances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
Hsln Rnnisd-fsnsI.

FANTnn-Neac Eirl for general house
UorE and Ironing Pm -13i-
b Woman. pain cooking ard
houscworz for family of 8 permanent JOB
Tor right party. give rcferruces- Write
BOX 145. or phone sfs 9. Iesi-ia PARK.
S. II MeslIla Park Is 90 miles north o.
al Paso on the santa &c p p
WANTED refined middle aged lady
can secure coufof table home by coming
TO Carrizozo 10 take care o. my home and
children write % A. I. Seiple Box il-.
Carrizuzo ~ IT. VIII call and MIKE
arrangements and cermz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
Livestock Market


Chicago. H.. Nov. 11.-HoEs-RecelDts'
$1,000; market slow 25c lower Buzz
S1A75 715.15s top early, Sl5-35; heavy
s1As0l1515; medium. 81 SO al 1920: light
s1A6501515. EEht-light, s1465 as %
heavy packing sows. smooth $3.50 q l4-las
packing scws. rough. slAl5@ l4-5o; PIGS
S1A5o015.00.
Cattis-Receipts. 1900; market strong
Beef steers. medium and heavyweisht-
choice and prime, $4,000 1880, med I'm
and good slI.00 1880: common. SS-I5 Q
11.o0. lightweight. good and choice. 81 4-o9
DI0.-5, common and medium, Ss-uJ 2
1850; butcher cattle. helfers. $3.50 Q u 10
cows. s6-50Gl5-25: Gamers and cutters
$3.50 @ $50; veal calves. $3.50 1850; feed
er steers. S7.25 q 1900; stocker steers SOS
I10-25; western range steers s. 20 @ 17--o' ;
cows and heifers. $3.50 4l2-5o-
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market mn
Lambs. S12-ooG 14-75; cu-ls and common.
ss-5OG11-75. ewes, medium and good,
choice. $3.50 s.25; culls and common
$500 $50
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas city. no. nov IL 5oss-l.s-
celp-s, 11-o0o- market Ice 20 sc lower
Bulk. Sass G15-5o; heavies. So . 2 $50 ?
medium sl475 T15-15- lights $l4-iHU
1875: llEht-iEhts. S14-25 Gl5-loi packing
sows. s1as5 91f-5o; pics. sl275 1850
Cattle-Recelpts. 1s.Qo0s marEet steaQs
10 CSC lower Heavy beef steers. choice
and prime. s15.z5a1S.50s medium and
good. sl250G16-75. common, 5000 q 100;
lightweight. good and choice. sls-l5 2
1875: common and medium. sS-25 q la-l5i
butcher cattle. heIfers. s5-2s r IS; cows,
Sg15G11.25s Gamers and cutters, 5000
e.Is- veal calves s12-75 a. $50; feeder
steers. $500 1885 stocizer steers. Ss-s5a
1875.
shsep-Receipts. $500; market uneven.
mostly steady. Lambs. $3.50 914-5o; cuts
and common. SS00 E12-O0; ycarling weth-
ers 5o61L00. ewes. $500 g .-f5i cuils
and common. s. 90G5.75; breeding ewes,
81. 50T1g oo- feeder lambs. ST 90 al 1900
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Colo. Nov l1--La-tle-t-e-
ceipts. $500: market steady Beef steers,
. 90. sfocters and feeders $3.50 q 11-5o;
calves. SS.ooG1o-5o-
Hors-Receipts. 400; market strong
Top. s15.S0- bulk. S1475 G15-s5-
lambs s14O0a1A75: ewes ss.75GT75.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11


e EasO and vicin-
ity- Fair tonight and
wednesday warner
tonight
New Mexico and
Arizona. Fair to-
night and Wednes-
Day not much OF a
change IN tempera-
lure
west Texas To-
night fair: warmer
except Panhandle
Wednesday fair and
warmer in southeast
portion. colder Pan
handle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
Undertaken.

PEAK-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING co.
open day and night 506-5Os Texas St.
Ph. 122. Private ambulauce service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

Rooming Houses-FoF Sale and Rent
-------~~-~-~-~-------~~~ -~-~---------~-~-
SMALL roominE house for sale. 51sH Z
s1n Antonio. Pm. 4271
81 ROOMS. steam heaf. private BAN ana
showers. in the heart o. city. Apply Al
brrra Hotei.
tOt hIEEN rooms. en- suite. with private
bath and entrances. $3.50 cash. sos Mesa,
Apt ?
n ICONS, wei furnished dong go0d
business, ciean, almost rev. z17N ".
san Antonio. Pm s472.
fOR SALE-IsuominE house. newly Tsmod-
cleo. good paying proposition. good terms
Apply Z. o. Ho1 laa5. Globe. ARK
slALEllN rooms. 2 sleeping porches an
lifted for housekeeping. brick garage. love
y front porches and lawn. rent SIS. lease
o. X, nice big living room and splendid
income for money invested Ph 6853-
7 o. RENT rooms steam he7f run
mig water IN every room. So Mesa. next
10 brazos, good condition reasonable rent.
JAMES L MARI a COMPANY.
Fnone 4asQ- 3Q4 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

IN New Me1ico and Ar.zuna 90 represent
the Ilreruat.1ual Life Insurance Co Of
S. Louis good contract offered. i've wires
should make from $3.50 per month Up
C'oruuulclre erlately with
LEO T. sCHuSTER. GENERAL AGENT.
S1f Nils Bldg. Fl Pas1. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

Lost and Found

Lost and Found
~~~-r-----------~-~-----
SMALL brindle dog. ears and tail clipped.
Notlly lloS Z. Rio Grande. Phi s295W.
tOUND-Pafr nose asses with chain at
-schcd al the circus. Call Mrs. P z.
Gardner. Pm 3133.
LoST-Dowutown. Monday morning. cut
Jet necklace with gun metal iinll-. Return
90 5000 White Oaks Phi. SSsi. reward
SIRAYED or stolen. French Airedale.
months old. from vicinity Monroe and
Bryan. no collar dark spot on each tenn
pie, answers 70 name OF Freda. reward
LOST-Oct 81. north OF tracks. pin set
ting, large yellow topaz and pearls. sem
timent rather than value. Finder please
return 70 Mr. Turner. SIS Mesa. receive
reward. Pm. fss3.
SEQ REWARD-Bost0n bull terrier male
pup. right side OF face white. breast white.
left front foot white. rest Of body hrindle
color. Return % Southwestern Auto
Paint c.. Phi 1871 ize ". San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
THE WEATHER

c. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11
GOSH SEkESi
SEEMS LIKE rs
ALWAYS CHoPEI
TINE

Relative humidity al e Paso at noon
Tuesday vas 81 percent temperature at
noon was IS.
PRESENTATION last q hours CnehesJ....-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

WELL DRILLERs ATTENTION.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
STANDARD DRILLING RIG.
ALMOST NEW.
Equipment includes;
6 inch Iteal Rig Irons
l0Hzl2 AJAX engine.
As r. p boiler aud rttlngH-
Pig umhers complete.
Fully assembled huiiEheel and calf wheel
Watkins beam
ssoo feet each. drilling and sand Inc
! Set Jas. Stems and BitL
Set q Elevators
Complete SET Of Rig Bolts
Blacksmith and Carpenter Tooia
This 70 only a partial list Rig is com
pleto and ready for immediate operation
This Is bargain. Act quickly
sOUTHWEsTERN WREoKNG co.
e Paro. Tex
HUGO BASIN.
State OF Texas oil and gas permits on so
20 so. 900 acres. solid body. priced cheaper
than anything IN the basin
ID. G. WEINEMAN,
tl2 Roberts-Bsnner BldE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

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az 3 a. H.. 18th
meridian time. Nov
Il 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-11

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