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The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
RULE IN
CORN MARKET
Forecasts of Unsettled
Weather Bring Gains;
Close is Strong.

Chicago, IL, Oct ls.-Buuish sen
dmsnt continued TO Influence the corn
market today owing more or less to
forecasts OF unsettled weather. Nom
resumption Of work by longshoremen
failed 10 act as an offset, and SO too
did weakness Of foreign exchange
Commission houses were fair sellers
early, but the offerings were readily
absorbed Opening prices. which
ranged from is to lie higher. with
December si241k 10 SL24# and May
Sl-24 Is to s1.231t. were followed BY
material further gains.
Market Closes Strong.
Despite profit taking. no important
setback ensued
The market closed strong. i to 25kc
net higher, with December S1-261s to
SL26A and May S1.24E 70 s124E.
oats took an upward swing with
corn. After opening unchanged TO
= c higher. including December at II
to u 1-8c. the market scored nod
crate additional gains
Provisions we're helped By the
strength OF grain Trade. though.
lacked volume.
Toward the END lard underwent q
reaction because OF realizing sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Livestock Market


Ellcago, III, Oct lt.-H oEs-lhecsir
1900. Market CSC lower. Buik $3.50
1855 TOP. fls-6g; heavy. s14.25 q 14-75. me-
dun. SASS 1889; light, sl41oG1AT0.
lEht-liEht. s1c-50G ls.a0s heavy packing
soWs smooth. fl1i6oG14; packing Eowa,
roqgh, sl3G15-5o: pigs. f12.75 l1-75-
Cattlc-EecelrtE 1000 Market com
pared with a week ago. best steers. Csc to
sc higher common and in-between
grades. mostly big quarter lower best she
STOCK, steady; other grades CSC 10 SOC
iowefs bulls mostly 25c lower. best feed
ers. steady common and uediuuweiFht
grades and stuckers. sc 70 soc lower veal
calves. steady; heavsE weight. strong.
c1eep-llecclpra COCO Market. com
pared with week ago. Fat sheep and
lambs, steady 70 CSC higher yearlinza,
mostly &c higher breeding Ewes uneven
y lnWer- feeder sheep Eteadyi feeding
lambs. &c % SO c lower.
Kansas CITY LiFcGfocE. Close.
kansas City, No. Oct 1G-CUnited
caipts. l90ooi market mostly 1oc lower
THAI yesterdays arerege- Bulk. S13-501
1890 mediums. s15-T5 CLASS; lights. s1s-50
gl4l9; packing EoWA f12I5 9l3; pigs,
Cztus-Recsipts 1ooa Market Tor week:
Fat western lambs. 81 lower natives. $3.50
lowers fat sheep, steady 70 strong. breed
urE steady; feeders. SOC lover.
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Cole. Oct 13.-Cattle-Ele-
ceiurs. 2loo. Market strong. Beef steers.
$3.50 G12.5o; cows and heifars s756-s9i
5tocsrs and feeders, t7911-5o; calves, I
HoFs-Rsosipts. $50. Market uteady.
Top sIf; bulk, s1a.25 913.7s.
Shaep-Recaipts. 12o1os fat lambs.
steady feeders weak lambs. $685. 1875
ewes, f5E7; feeder lambs, fi2.25 @ l1sfo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
MOTOR SHARES
LEAD ADVANCE
Other Stocks Join in Up
ward Movement and
Market Closes Strong.

New York. Oct 1g-Motors and
kindred specialties were the center
q another spirited advance IN the
stock market today. Some OF these
issues scored new records 81 tEtreme
salns OF to 10 point1. Equipments.
including various minor issues. ac-
companied the movement, gaining 2
10 points. American Wooden, ship
singsi tohaccoss feathers and chemi-
Gals also participated to the extent Of
% points Rails and Eteeis moved
counter 60 the general trend. but rail-
He'd later, several low priced trans
portations rising briskly. The close
vas strong. Sales appropriated
100000 shares.
Final prices Of Liberty bonds were.
Uai sJ9o-50; first rs, $3.50; second
IS, S9366. FIRST iif's S95-3o; second
81 IS, $3.50; third AS $95.4o- fourth
aA's fs3-56; Victory 8 Is s, f99.68. Vic
tory ass, 1864
Early moremeut Upward.
ne weekend session OF the ltccE eE-
change opened with a resumption OF the
upward movement IN speculative issues.
Including many aeccndary or low priced
shares Notola and rubber rpeciailles
featured the advance. gaining 70 8
points Qil1 and ahippinEs were i 20 ?
paints higher ana equipments textile.
leather ana chemical shares trail1d along
at gains oe 10 points stseia and rails
were hasitant, but elsewhere gains were
extended within the active FIRST half hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
MEXICO FACES A CRISIS
IN ITS MONEY AFFAIRS

Washington, D. c. Oct 1s.-Liqui-
dalton Of the commission reguladora.
the sisai growers Organization in W
catan, ordered by the Euoatan gov
eminent because OF the depreciation
OF the paper money Of La Reguladora
and the high price Of silver. have ere
ated another financial crisis In Mexi-
co, according to official advices re-
ceived today in Washington.
Tbs Eucatan governments order
created q panic in the state. and me
chamber OF commerce IN Merida was
in session FOR several days and nights
IN an effort to prevent the liquidation.
The federal government IS said 10
have refused to extend any aid 70 the
state authorities IN handling the stu
alton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
no RELIEF FROM PRESENT
SUGAR SITUATION Is SEEN

lief 9fom the present sugar situation
IS in sight and pfoolhilities are coz
ditions win become worse, the senate
agriculture committee was told today
by Dr. AlouLo Taylor, Of the depart
ment Of agriculture.
Consumption has Increased about
1sB percent compared with last year.
Dr.. TAYLOR said, due largely 10 In
creased manufacture Of candy and
sort drinks. Otker causes given by
the Witnesses we're rebound from
wartime repression and extrava gauce
due 20 present prosperity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
RESERVE BANK
ISSUES REPORT
Statement Made on Condi-
ton Of the Dallas
Institution.

The federal reserve bank OF Dali
las. Texas. has issued the following
statement OF its condition at the close
OF business October IT:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates IN vault.
s7.o425s5: gold settlement fund. So
1s2.s75.12; gold redemption fund
S3,337. SIS: gold held with foreign
agencies. s2.77s.ss722s; gold with
agent for retirement OF federal re-
serve notes, S21.4s6.76o. Total; $685.
7S9,737.f0.
Legal tender notes, silver. etc. ST.
$50, 276.06; other cash ana cash items,
1,407. 49,. Total, S42. 947,147.46.
Five percent redemption fund fed
eral reserve bank notes. f511.200;
bills discounted, members" $780,
s68.S5; bills bought in open market.
S1.100, 900. Total bills on hand, S62,-
9O5,968.S5.
Investment Q. S. bonds, ssse6.O0
U. s certificates Of Indebtedness,
ss.2oQ.ooo. Total earning assets, $751;
OH. 968-S5.
Federal reserve banks. transfers
bought net" ss.2Ss.517.25; checks
and drafts in process Of collection,
S3o.015.f04.59; due from other fed
other resources, 1924, S9027. Total
resources, S161. 26S.56s.64
Liabilities.
Capital paid in S3,324,650s surplus.
S2,02S, S66-33s government deposits,
S4,24g, SSS42; due to member banks
reserve account. S5l,s0O. 312.79; de-
ferred credits accounts checks and
drafts In process Of collection, S26.-
0s4.S1S.29; federal reserve bank notes
secured by Z. s bonds, Ss,731.800i
federal reserve notes in circulation,
S61,142,69o; foreign government cred
its. $1,914,I45.45; all other liabilities,
Sl.361, 1855. Total liabilities, $751;
26S.56&6A
Rediscounts with other federal re-
serve banks. s15,25O,0 o0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
COMPLAINT CHARGES ROBBERY
OF STANDARD GROCERY STORE

2. 2. Reed. who vas arrested sun
day nighl charged with robbery by
assault. also faces a charge Of ROB-
berry by firearms In connection with
the robbery Of the Standard grocery
store. 2sl7 Alameda avenue. the az
teruoon OF March is. More than $50
was taken from the store. A COM
plant accusing Reed o. the robbery
was filed in justice Clark TTright-s
court Friday afternoon By W Fl
llzuidin, manager Of the store. Reed
was IN court with r. Hanley. both
Of whom face a charge Of robbery BY
firearms. In connection with a holdup
last Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
LEGION TO HIRE SECRETARY;
ENDORSES RED CROSS DRIVE

Plans FOR the employment Of q per
manent secretary 10 handle the az
fairs Of the American legion post
here, were discussed at a meeting OF
the legion held IN the Khaki club Fri
day night. and a committee was
named TO report on the matter. The
committee consists OF r T. Burgess.
" K. Mari and n. LapoWski. The
committee viii also consider appli-
cations Tor the position.
Frank LOTUS. FL PasD delegate to
the Iexas-Americsu legion convention
al Dallas, gave an interesting ac-
count Of the meeting, It was Nj
Lotus who was Instrumental in the
passage, at the convention, Of a res
olution eliminating all reference to
rank IN the legion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
I'D METALs

fET Associated Frfs1-l
Neu York Oct 18.-Mereantils paper
5a5A percent
Sterling demand. si.1fHi cables. sl15A.
Time idans. strong 60 days. 30 days
aid six months 9 bid
cali money. firm High. 10; low. G.
ruling rate. 10. closing bid. 6. offered a. .
last Joan. G.
Bar silver. fl.13f.
Mexican dollars 9lat-
copper. lteais. Electrolvtic spot and
ias- quarter. Zgc
z1cE- steady 30. 4 northern. $685. no.
g northern. E21.o5i No. Ioutherns $500.
aurimouy- z7-55.
Lead. nfHa- Spot. $3.50 hidi Deesnhsr,
500 bid $3.50 asked
spalle=, FIRM East 81 Louil spot $40
LONDON METAL EaREEI.
London, Ems. oct. 1s.-The quotztlona
on the metal exchange today Ters Is fol-
lows
Copper. E18G. g. &c.
Electrolytic, Z ~.
Tin. 1881. g Cd
Lead, z26. 17z. Sd.
speiter. E44, 1oa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
AND SEVENTH POLO
TEAMS TO PLAY AT Fl. BLISS

The Seventh and Eighth cavalry
polo teams VIII play Sunday afternoon
AZ Fort Bliss starting at 2.30 o'clock
The game win mark The second con-
test between the two teams since the
return OF the Eighth from the Big
Bend district the first having been
won by the Seventh. The grounds
have been put into excellent condition
during the past week by the use OF
steam roller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18


CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
The State Of Texas. To the sheriff or
any Constable Of FL Paso Count Greet
ing;
You are hereby commanded % summon
sara Kramer q femme sole. By making
publication Of this Citation once IN each
week for four successive weeks previous 20
the return day hereof In some news
paper published in your county. q appear
az the next regular term Of the flsf Dis
trlct Court OF Fl Paso county. 20 be holden
az the courthouse thereof, in the city Of
II Paso, Texas. on the first Monday IN
November. 1913, the same being the ard
day Of November. 1913, then and there
% answer a petition filed IN said Court on
the 2Sth day OF August, 1913. IN a suit
numbered on the docket q said Court NO
1917. wherein Thomas A. German. pIaln-
tiff. ard sara Kramer. femme sole. Quad
Hlune de Lewis. widow. Luz 3 Alliers
wife Of J. C. Miller and j. G.. Miller. de-
PENDANT. and said petition alleEins that
defendants are Indebted 70 plaintiff IN
the sum OF s11.oo0-co. as evidenced b. ten
notes for 100000 each said notes being
dated June 18th, 1915. payable in I. z, 3
3. 9, 6. 2, S. and 10 years after their
date at the rate Of per cent per alnum,
Interest payable seul-aunually. and the
usual 10 per cent Attorney Zee clause.
and further alleging that notes j. ane
are past due and unpaid. and that plain
TIFF has elected 20 declare all Of said
notes due and payable. together with IN
torest and attorneys fee. and further
alleging that said notes are secured by
Vendors Lien and Deed o. Trust on prop
crty lying and being situated IN the City
and County Of Ei Paso. state Of Texas, 20
the " W. corner Of Block As. az said
block g shown and designated upon ne
map OF FL Paso. Texas. made 1y Arson
Wills. said description being more fully
given ln Plaintiff original petition. ana
plaintiff prays for foreclosure o. the Ven
doris and Deed u Trust Lien against said
property ard pravs that said property Re
sold for the satisfactl0n % said Indebted
ness as evidenced hy said notes. for cost
q suit and for general reflex
Herein Fan Not but have you before
said Court. AZ its Aforesaid next regular
term. this writ. with your return thereon.
showing how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court. az office in the City Of ~ Faso,
Texas, this fth day OF October. 1919.
G. II lTKINNET.
CLERK District Court. ID Paso County. Tex
BY y. = Haynes. peputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
ORNDORFF RACE STARTER;
ENTRIES END ON MONDAY

Selection OF P. Burt Orndorff as Of
fetal starter n the FL Psso 70 Phoe-
nix read race was announced satur-
day morning by the automotive trades
and highways department Of the
chamber OF commerce.
No entries wiz be received after
midnight OF Monday, October 20 o.
was announced Saturday. The office
OF Robert Rinehart, referee. in the
Mills building. and the automotire
trades and highways department Of
the chamber OF commerce VIII remain
open until midniEht Monday TO re-
ceive belated entries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
COTTON PRICES
SHOW DECLINE
Lower Market Results
From Better Weather
Conditions.

New Orleans, La. oct 1s.-Better
weather condition over the bolt and
continued reports Of = somewhat
easier spot situation in the Interior
caused lower market for cotton on
the opening today. During the first
half hour OF business prices lost p
to q points.
Opening bids were; October, 434.5s;
December. s34e4: January. s3s.61;
March. $83.25: Nay. ss2g5.
Cotton closed steady Friday At a net
loss nF "A "a Al -.-f-s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
TREATY DEBATE SHIFTS
TO The IRISH QUESTION

Washington, D. c., Oct 1e.-Treaty
debate IN the senate shifted back to
the irish question today. senator
walsh. Democrat. Montana. starting
a sharp discussion Of the subject By
calling Up his resolution 70 declare
that the United states should bring
the question Of Irish freedom before
the league OF nations as soon as e
becomes a member.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
COPPER ISSUES
CAIN IN PRICE
Stocks Show Strength in
the Brief Saturday
Session.

In two hour session Saturday the
coppers, although not the most active.
all gained fractionaly with the ex-
cepton OF Butte. Miami and shattuck.
according to J. s Curtiss & company.
Hotel Sheldon.
shattuck. which has been very IN
active. lost one point. while Inspira-
ton gained 2 and Anaconda. Ameri-
can Shelter and Kennecott all gained
= OF a point
The Oils were firm with a slight
loss in Mexican Petroleum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
D. S. TROOPS INTENDED TO
co TO SILESIA DEPART

New York. Oct 1s.-Commanded By
Brig. zen. y. II Sage. q provisional
division Of 5000 regular troops as
signed FOR service in the American
army Of occupation sailed last night
1or Hoboken on the transport Pres
idenl Grant EVentuall- these troops.
CONFUSING the Fifth infantry under
Col p. A. Fry and 50th infantry under
Col 2. J. Mcconnell may be sent 20
sllesia to supervise the plsbesito
there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
CITY AWARDS CONTRACT
TO FURNISH VALV

At the Saturday meeting OF the city
council. canvassing bids for supplying
the city with valves FOR the water
system was resumed, and the bid OF
Krakauer, York & Moye, OF FL Paso.
being the lowest OF the eight full bids.
was accepted upon the statement o.
that concerns representative that the
globe pattern OF air vafTe be substi-
tuted for the horizontal
This firms bid totaled s11.520.s5 and
the Ludlow make OF valve IS to b.
furnished The next lowest bid was
that Of the Nine and Shelter Supply
company. s11.925-s0. The sizes OF the
valves range from SIX inch to 20 inch,
both sizes Inclusive. The total weight
viii be $685. pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Library Association
Offices To Be Closed

The downtown offices OF the Amerl-
can Library association and similar
offices throughout the United States.
viii be closed November ], according
to an order OF secretary Newton ID.
the country Is to be under the d.
rection OF L Z. Dicksrson, OF Wash
ington, D. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain, Close.
cor1-Decs fL2sh; Nay. sL14z.
Oars-Dec-, l1Ec. Nay T4Ec
Chicago Provisions. Cinse.
Pcrk-Oct., f18.75. Jan. f33.e5
Lard-Nov.. $3.50; jan, S256T.
Rihs-Oct- s1s.75; Jan. $780,
Chicago Prouuce Close.
Chicago, III. Oct. 1G.=Potatoes-Firu
Arrivals. 80 cars; northern. sacked and
bulk, whites, s225Gl.fG.
Buttsr-Higher. Creamery. 5oes5e.
EEEs-Recsipts. $3.50 eases. Market IN
changed
Pouitry-Alivs, lower; springs ssHe:
fowls 18f15c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
NAVY AVIATOR WILL FLY
OVER Ell PASO MONDAY

Lieut. G. p Pound, a naval aviator,
wiz flv over FL Faso Monday morn
ing. IL the weather is fair, and drop
literature advertising the navy re-
cruiting campaign he tried HE plane
ont Friday. Later IN the week he
may flv TO border towns and drop
literature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

SERGEANT AND CORPORAL TO BE
WITNESSES IN COURTMARIlAL
First sergt Frank ". Hirsch and
Corp. Martin ". Rosen. on duty at
the army recruiting station, left sat
urday afternoon for Fort eavenworth.
kas They win be witness IS II q
courtmartial trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

r. p. Hadne1d has taken out a per-
nit 70 build six siE-room bungalows
On block 1s2. Alexander addition. The
total cost % the six is given at
$4,000
J. G. Lowp has received a city per-
nit 70 build four brick bungalows on
lots 2. 6, 9. 10. II and 70 In block
IS, East FL Paso, SO a total cost Of
sl1. 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

" nat ne 1L1TTl ana cl ne WalLllT
map 20 the west OF the belt meant more
rain for the Texas crop caused e buying
movement after the middle OF the session
on which trading months recovered their
losses and went s TO II points higher
than the last prlce1 o. yesterday.
spot cotton was steady and unchanged.
sales on the spot 24f6- 70 arrive. 1875
Low middlinE. sso.5o; middlins, 1886;
good middiing. $3.50.
Cotton closed steady At an advance Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

seat IN the United States senate from
Nevada, Is successful in the next cleo
tion, she viii be the first woman
member Of the upper house. Indica-
tons are that she has q possible
chance OF being elected over her male
opponent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Lodge Notices.

ALL WOODMEN Of the world are re-
quested 20 report az the odd Fellows han,
1880 p. m wednesday CLERK DraeEer,
ALL MASONs who expect 70 become char
ter members OF the new Masonic lodge az
Five Points are requested to sign the APP
plicatiou az their earliest convenience
Phone 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

az s a m-s 18th
meridian time, Get
Oct IS, 1913.
Forecasts.
e Paso and Ticln-
itys Partly cloudy
20 cloudy tonight
and Sunday warmer
tonight.
New Mexico. Cen
orally fair tonight
and probably sun
day; warmer tonight
south portion, colder
sunday.
Arizona Fair to-
night ard probably
Sunday cooler.
West Texas. To-
Night and Sunday
partly cloudy 70
clcudys warmer to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Cotton Futures, Close.
New York Oct 1s.-cotton futures
closed steady. October. s1A20; December,
S14-29; January ssLe7; March. sass;
May Sass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

night
Precipitation last - hours Clnehes) .....t
State o. weather. .....-.--......f
Lowest Temp. last niEht..a
Highest Temp Eest'dy.r
Relative humidlry IN Fl Paso at p m
Saturday wa 50 percent temperaturo A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Caves in the United States contain
six species OF fishes with only rudi-
mentary eyes. all termed blind fish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Ready Reference Bushes. Directory

Ready Reference Business Directory
Consulting Engineers
CONSULTING Engineer. Ramsay q Long.
electrical engineer Deaisn1, es-lrl- lt-.
contractinE. high n1s construction. Lyn1-
no repair. rowsE inzlallal-ons q s2eeia-ly-
DsnfiSiS
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DR.. n. r. EBE-iT, DENTIST.
Grown and Bridge WORK g Specially.
e1f-.18 Mills Bldg.
Phone llfl-
Detective Agencies
me Ben Williams Detective Agency. SIS
Elrst National Bank RldE. Pm Aaes-s25o-
Druggistl
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KELLY 8 POLLARD. DRUGGISTS.
e0l n. OREGON.
PHONE l76.
POTrER DRUG CO.
Cor. san Francisco ana S. ii Pasa st..
Fho1ea eat-ela.
FRED SCHAEEER,
DRUGGIST.
a1g N Stanton. Phone 1s5-
Use schaefer's Foot wash
For Your sore EeeL
Educational
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SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS
Competent coaching in any subject except
high school Mathematics. guaranteed
course IN public z2eal-lag. -; sszs9s
Eleerolyiis
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suPERFLuOUs HAIR
Mn'aH IrEIrN W'amIanaa removed
SacrluE cheeks mouth 90 nose ines. GER
recred. MRS. GRACE A. bEA-oNs Is
A1elzlsr 6-ag- Eh- As4
Furniture Packing
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REPAIRING. packing. Etorlrs and snip
ping cut glass; china. househo-d tlrn-tl1s g.
Furniture repaired. retl1lslecs up1olll- go.
Give us a trial Fcl'u be pleased r. T.
Danlel Furn- Watt Factory. p. l9z5.
VIZ TACK. SHIP Or STORE
Furniture. cut glass ard cnlnas tlrllllle
repairing and railnlshinE and upnclstarln s-
Ger our prices Sec our work Used furs
niiurs taken u exchange for work zoe
G. D. HoUsER UPHoLsTERISG co.
Furniturs Repairing
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FURNITURE repairing. packing household
Groeers and heat Hlafkeb
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TRADE HIRE AND Saw MONEY.
on groceries and fresh meat The nes- q
staple and t1ucg sroce-igs. also fresh meat
Cut Price Grocery. re n. Oregon
Eho1e III
Hardware
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CUT RATE HARDWARE and painting.
HENR1 MlHk. 500 S. II PAsQ ST.
Hides, Wool. Etc.
FDSNEGAN-BEOWN CO.
Hide Wo1i Feits. Talicw Etc
= E1s1. Tex AIll1uer1re. D L.i Doug
Jas ariz-. Phoenix. ARR. Lucsll. Ariz-
Chillahua. IaI.. Farral- LeN-
Junk Dealers
ILLINOIS Bottle q Junk Co. pays high
esq prices e1r old clothes. rags and Iuua
% every description P1. 1871
n PAsc IKOS q METAL CO.-i55l sa7
Antcuic. Dealers Oh scrap iron. rubber SOP
per 1rasa. oonea etc Fh1ne ESQ
LIBERTY IRON a METAL CO--RaEE
met ne. r-11er. etc. country mixed ship
mems sleclllll. ll-i E. oEerl1nl- ~ l35l
Key Fitting
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IhoAAs, KY SHOP sas Mssa- ~. 1876
Kodak Finishing
sIExSS6EE STS6io, ~ (. 4 20
HercanEle Agencies
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h. G. uIH q CO.--1larcanriie reporrr- .
Raso cfl-e. sl1 Guarantg trust BldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
n. 2. LIsTED sTOCKs


10y AAH Aa--le-AAaA EIaALI
lseW YORK Oct. 1g.-FollowinE are the
closing Quotations a. the New York stock
e1cnanEa fcr the stocks meutioneds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Ready Reference Business DiTsrl0TJ

Ready Reference Business Directory
Aecountants-Audiiors
a~~------------~--=r-~=--~
FL PASO Audit co.
W r. Payne. Accour-taut
Pm 2lf and IS Nils Bldg. FnQne s----
NORMAN YFAIEf-GsraId BsldlnE
Auc6oneer1
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BILLIE LLraMS-auctloneer wiz cry
sales IN or out 81 town. Pr 1s61W-
WALLER A. WILLIAMS. AUCTIOSEEIi-
Phone ssh. offlcs r. - Hotel Beaumont
2164 Mils ST. VIII handle Eaies On or
cut o. town. one hours $40 -. 6-5-
Assayers and Chemists
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HECEHART'S ASSAE OFFICE. 101 san
Franrizco ST Phone % o Ro1 IS
GEO. B. EBERENZ 8 Co.-Chemista ana
assagers formerly o. Pue1lols reps for
ore shippers AZ I'll Paso smelters Oh flotn-
ton tests. 10 san Franclsco. p Paso.
ClSToM ASsaF 0FF1CNCrsfchrtf q
FerEusou. asslYeru. chemists n1erlliurT-
isfE. represenfatiFe f1r ore Shipper 40
sen FrauriFrn ST. p Pann. T-zea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

AUTOS WRECE ED-We buy. sell or ~
change cars Of al maEea. large stock a
ais n Faso AUTO WreckinE Phone
less 12s eon s. < rrlehtruberE. prc1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

The federal reserve bank OF Dali
las. Texas, has issued the following
statement OF its condition at the close
Of hnsIness octoher u.