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Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

faults will often bring home TO us our
own imperfections. With these cor
rected. as far as we are able 10 cor
rect them, we are In better position
to 90 out and help others TO over
come their shortcomings. Self-righte-
BUSINESS Is a very prevalent sin and
an obstacle not only In our own way.
but In the path OF others. Where we
are content with ourselves, we often
overlook a vital fault of our own even
while sincerely hoping for some i'm
provement of our nelghbor. Content
ment with things as they are In what
ever line, is a sign Of decadence.-Dem-
ing Headlight.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

OF the Deming Graphic. published
weekly at Deming n. NJ. for April
1920, as follows:
Publishers and business mgrs., Ely
4 Remsey; Editor and managing edi-
tor. Clyde Earl Ely, all Of Deming, n.
Mexico.
Owners. Clyde Earl Ely and J. d.
Ramsey. Deming, New Mexico
Known mortgage holders. Clyde Earl
Ely and Bank OF Deming, Deming n.
Mexico.
Sworn 10 and subscribed July o.
1920. by Clyde Earl Ely. before +. II.
Wing. notary public.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
NOBODY ALTOGETHER PLEASED

II is curious fact that neither re-
rublicans nor democrats were alto
yether pleased with the nominees
chosen at their respective conventions
The republicans looked somewhat du-
hiGus the morning after the Chicago
convention and the democrats felt that
their opponents had spilled the bears"
by naming an ultra-cOnservative candi-
date on an ultra-conservative platform.
II looked as though the labor vote had
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

Graphic advertisers are relIabls.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

George Blllingslea was a visitor from
Myndus last Saturday.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
HEADLIGHT GROWS PENsIvE

A study Of ourselves and our own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
PRISONER HAS HEMORRHAGE
WHILE BEING ARRAIGNED

H h Mostiller. a sufferer from
tuberculosis. developed a hemorrhage
while being arraigned before United
States commissioner A J. W. Schmid,
on a charge Of bootlegging.
He was released under bond OF $500
to answer the charge in the federal
court
Eustacio Garcia. charged with the
theft Of one pair Of shoes, and Jesus
Martinez. charged with stealing two
pairs OF shoes, property OF the United
states government, were given hear
ings by commissioner Schmid Satur-
day Garcia was released on mis- own
recogniZance and Martinez upon pay
ment Of a bond OF $500 10 appear be-
fore the federal court.
Mrs Nora Woerner, charged with
purchasing narcotics, was released on
her own recognizance by commissioner
Schmid 70 answer TO the charge IN
the federal court
Jose Cueller. charged with the pos
session OF a quantity Of yenshee, an
inferior form OF smoking opium, and
also with selling narcotics 20 Mrs.
Woerner, pleaded guilty TO both
charges and was held for court under
a bond OF $500.
Guillermo Garcia. who took the
poor convict's" oath before COM
missioner Schmid, was released from
Jail Saturday Garcia, charged with
violating the passport law. was fined
$50 on April q by Judge Smith in the
federal court As he was unable TO
pay the fine he was sent 70 jau in
default where he has since been con-
fined
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
MRS. ADELNE COOK DEAD
AFTER 7 WEEKS ILLNESS

lIrs. Adeline 7. Cook, 81 vears ID
wife OF I. c. Cook. 3512 Bisbee street
died early Saturday morning at the
home, following an illness of seven
weeks Besides her husband. two
children, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. g. Wing. Of Culican. Mexico: a
bcrther, S. n. Wing. OF Del Rio, and
a sister, Mrs c W. Parrish. of FL
Paso, survive. Funeral services will
be held at the undertaking rooms at
SOC Texas street at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon; burial in Evergreen Gene
terry Mrs Cook was a member OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the B. of
r T. She had lived in Fl Paso about
six years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
JUAREZ WOMAN AND CHILD
ARE DROWNED IN CANAL

The BODY Of the young Mexican
woman, which was found with the
body Of a child clasped in her arms.
ia the "Madre Acequia," the main r.
riEation canal IN Juarez Friday. has
been identified by the Juarez police
as that Of Mrs. Martina Martinez.
The dead child is her son. Jose
Dolores Martinez
While the details Of the drowning
Of the woman and her child are not
known TO the police. as no one can be
found who saw the occurrence. II IS
believed that the child. who was four
years old, fell into the canal. and that
the mother was drowned while trying
70 rescue him.
The bodies OF Mrs Martinez and
her child were taken from the canal
by Tualian Hidalgo and Antonio
GARLIC. Juarez policemen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
FIRM;
TRADE NARROW

New Rork, May 29.-Prices rose and
fell in narrow bounds during today's
Uneventful session OF the stock mar
ket Most Of the very light trading
represented weekend settlement Of
outstanding contracts There was a
moderate demand for rails, especially
those traversing western and south
western agricultural sections
IN other quarters dealings became
stagnant after the first hour. Move
ments among steels, equipments and
oils were trifling. but motor Access
series and specialties tended upward
Sales approximated 225,000 shares
The closing was firm
Liberty bonds close SIS S9170; first
Is. $3.50; second 4s. sS7-14; first AIS,
$3.50; second AXIS, SS7-3S; third AS
1910: fourth 4hs, sg8-12; Victory AS
$500. Victory * s. S96G6-
Trading was listless at the opening Of
today's stock market, next weeks holiday
causing a general exodus OF members and
traders from the financial district. On
very moderate demand for oils and stesls,
the list moved 20 higher levels with the
first half hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Livestock Market.

AAle&- AAAN LlAeefuGEs close.
Kansas, city, 40, Nay 2g.-Cattle-
Receipts 1900. For week; Choice and
prime beef steers. 15c lower: heavy, barely
steady; yearlings and fat cows. SOC to 81
lower; bulls, STEADY; veais and calves.
Hoss-Reeeipts. 500. All weights fully
&c lower than last weeks average. Top.
$3.50; bulk lights and mediums. Sl3.75G
1870; bulk heavy. S1a75G 1AI5
Sheep-Receipts none For week: Sheep
5sc TO soc lower Clipped lambs and year
lings. steady Spring lambs. soc TO T5c
higher; goats S15o to Sis;
Chicago livestock. Close.
Cnlcago. IL Nay ze--Cattie-Eee-
ceipts. 2504 No trading today. Compared
with a week ago. Heavy beef steers.
steady 20 strong other weights mostly Is
70 50 cents higher; calves. SOC to 81 higher;
HoEs-Receipts. 12.O0o; mostly 15c to
CSC lower top. $3.50; bulk light and
butchers. s1Aso715.00s bulk $50 pounds
with bulk at $500 01z.5o
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Practically all OF
todays arrivals were direct Compared
with week ago. Best lambs. soc 10 81
higher common and medium lambs. 81
20 80 lower; sheep, 81 20 21-25 lower.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
Fort Worth, Tex, May 29.-Catrle-Re-
celpt5 Friday zeoQ; market, IS cents low
er- Beeves. $3.50 SIS. stuckers. 5000
$50. cows. ss-000s5o: heifers. 5000
1000; bulls, S5-ooG7.o0; calves 5000
IFS.
Hoss-Raceipts. 500: market. UNCHANGED.
Heavy. g14-25 71E5os light. s1A50G14T5S
medium, s1AooG1G25; mixed glG59n
1175.
sheep-Reeeipts. 1000; market. IS cents
advance. Lambs. sl200 613.50; yearlIu-s.
100 f1200- wethers S9.50010.F1. ewes
$3.50 euIis sf.5oG6 $50: goats. ss.15G
500.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York Nav % Tho roffou er-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
THE COURTS.
3fTH DISTRICT COURT.
Tunwe W n Howe. Rrerf1fmE

judge W. D. Howe E-EeEtuAuE.
State VS. Roberto Granad0s. bur-
glary; five year suspended sentence
State vs. Rupert GranadOs, bur-
glarv- dismissed
State vs. David Bueno. Antonio To-
PEE and IrEueta Rodgers, nine charges
dismissed on agreement after plea Of
guilty by each TO one charge
Carolina Corral VS.. Juan Corral, d.
vorces decree granted, with restora-
ton TO plaintiff OF maiden name.
gutierrez
Lorena Miller vs.. Clyde Miller, d.
Vorce; petition filed.
State VS.. Miguel Nasquez, statutory
offence. not guilty
state VS.. +. Pacheco and J. A. Rios.
theft; dismissed.
state vs. Eduardo Espinoza. rob
berry dismi Used
state VS.. Roberto Granada Second
easel. burglary; guilty, two years
Theodore Barron VS.. Maria Barron,
divorce petition filed
State vs.. Roy Newly, h H Smith
and 2. l. Wilson, robbery by fire
arms; verdict OF not guilty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
MRS. JURGENSON ARRAIGNED
ON HUSBAND MURDER CHARGE

The preliminary hearing Of Mrs.
Nadine Jurgeson, charged with the
murder Of her husband. Harry Jur-
genson, on Monday night, was held
saturday morning before justice r.
B. Rawlings Two witnesses were
examined; Clyde Hines, roommate Of
Harry Jurgeuson and Marie Jones.
who accompanied Mrs. Jurgenson to
her husbands room.
Both witnesses testified that Mrs.
Jurgenson went TO the room and shot
her husband after a brief CONVERSE
ton. with an automatic revolver Of
small calibre.
Justice Rawlins announced that no
order would be issued until Monday
at which time the possibility of bond
will be considered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

CBy the Associated Press)
New York. Nay 2s.-3Iercantils paper,
unchanged
Exchange irregular.
Sterling 60 day bills. Sass; commercial
GO day bills on banks. sass; commercial go
day bills. ss.s25s demand, saS7A; cables,
sass
New York exchange on Montreal III
percent discount
Government bonds. strong
Railroad bonds, strong
Bar silver. e9Hc.
Mexican dollars. z5Hc
DALLAS HAY MARKET
Dallas. Tex. May 2s.-No ! hay and
johnson grass. s25 G25; alfalfa. ss2043.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
SPECIAL CARS PROVIDED
FOR TRAINS TO COAST JUNE

Paso & Southwestern trains leaving
here for California Tuesday, June /
viii be added to accommodate E
Pasoans going to the coast One car
viii be added TO the Golden State
Limited and one TO Southern Pacific
train No. 1o1 This announcement
was made Saturday by Garrett King,
general passenger agent for the
Southwestern
An attempt viii be made 70 obtain
additional equipment for the trains
leaving June and 8. Mr.. King said.
but the shortage Of Pullman cars is
so acute at present that extra equip
ment may not be available
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
RULING
CORN TRADING

Chicago. Ill. Nay 29.-Stoppage of
wheat loadinEs soon in Argentina.
with active export demand for
wheat at Gulf ports in the United
States had a decided bullish influ-
ence today on the corn market.
Prices varied from unchanged TO 3
cents higher with July at S1-65 to
s1-66 and Sept sissy to SL53 were
followed by gains all around and
then something Of a reaction.
Toward the last Nay delivery was
easy but July and September showed
continued strength. The close was
unsettled. IA net lower to SIC ad-
vance with July s1.66 IA 20 s1.66h
and September S1.53 3-S 70 s1-54.
oats strengthened with corn After
opening unchanged TO 1Hc higher
including July at S85sc TO S91sc the
eral advance
Weakness in hog values had
bearish effect on provisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Grains and Provisions.
ohioaEo Grain Close,

NuloAEu 1fllu- close.
Chicago, H. Nay 29.-Close-
corn-aaiay. SLsTN; July. SLssA; Sep
TENDER. SI55~.
oats-aIay. s1oa; July. ssEc: septem-
Der, T5Mc
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-July, S34-15s September. s35.15.
Lard-Julys 92L19; September. $3.50.
hios-Jgiy, $3.50; September. $500.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. ILL.,. Nay 9.-Butter-Lower.
Creamery. f1G 52Hc
Eggs-Lower: receipts. 22ss4 cases.
Etrsts 90 Gloc; ordinary firsts, $50 @
ssi4ci at market. cases Included. $40 39c;
storage packed extras. 42&c- storage
packed flrsts. f2Gs2sc
Poultrg-Alive. higher Fowls 35c
Fotatoes-Steady; receipts. % cars
Northern white. sacked and bulk. s7.T58
SOC: new. steady: Alabama Bliss Tri-
urnphs $500 O 9-25; Louisiana Burbanls.
500 al--5 cWt; Florida. No 2. barrels
Slf-2s ls-75i No. 2, S1225 01loa.
Kansas City Troduce, Close
Kansas city, No, Nay 29.-Butter-
Creamery, nc lower.
Eggs-Higher. Firsts. 39c
Poultry-Roosters. 17c; down &C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
COMPANY SUES
FOR $4,000 IN DAMAGES

Suit has been filed IN the federal
court by the Commonwealth Petro-
leum company against Mrs. Allie
Davis Mcknight and her husband,
J. n. Mcknight, who, the petroleum
company charges, leased to them a
parcel OF land in Throckmorton
county. Texas, which they did not
own and over which they had no
control. Ninety thousand dollars
damages Is asked by the Company
against the defendants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
DUL[;
CAIN SLIGHTLY

Price changes IN copper stocks
were small in Saturdays short sss-
sion Of the New York market, &C
cording TO J. s Curtiss & Co, Sc
curity Bank building Anaconda
gained q and Utah Il. while the bal
anee OF the list showed prices IN
changed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
9th DISTRICT COURT.
r-l- ILL., rnll.-.l u.-..------

Judge Ballard DOluWells Presiding
A. n Sands vs. John B. Payne and
the Santa Fe railroad, damages; petit
ton filed
Willie /. Anderson VS.. James An
derson, divorce; petition filed
First National bank vs. Carlos
Helmus. suit on notes and debt. and
application for writ OF attachment
petition filed
Texas Land and Building company
VS.. L ". Hoffaker. suit 20 cancel
lease and remove cloud 10 title; on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

JUlEe p 4 ErIcel ElFe9IllnE.
w p. Sands vs. John B. Payne and
the santa Fe railroad, damages petit
tiou filed
Anna Black and others VS. william
Leroy Hamilton and others, trespass
10 try title; petition filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

Judge Z. ID. lIeClinfoclzs Presiding.
state VS.. E Gomez. plea OF guilty
entered TO charge Of theft under $50
one day and costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

For SaIe-Furnifure
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FOR SALE-Comnlets furnishings for s
room BUNGALOW Phi 43eI.
TELEPHONE stand. natures. shades, cur
tain rods. curtains 2lo6 Aurora
ICE BOXEs for sale. 800 Dunno. Ph.
/ 7oI5.
FURNITURE for sale and house Tor cent.
1901 Arizona
GAS range. ice box and other furniture
for sale. cheap 1908 z Rio Grande-
$50 VICTROLA. TUNED oak, slightly used.
500. Pm. @.
911e RUG, bungalow curtains. couch cover.
portlere. vacuum sweeper. etc Phi 6f21-
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
viii exchange your old furniture for
new AZ Ill-ll3 North stanton 81
KITCHEN cabinet. s25: kitchen table. SCI;
burner oil cook stove and oven, SIS Ph-
BARGAIN-Gas rangs and art square.
szl1: special price II taken together Phi
.,-,.e N
ONE Globe Wernicke mahogany bookcase.
section. for sale, perfect condition Phi
BUNGALOW bed with mattress. sanitary
couch, fun sized mattress and parlor or
gan. heEgalns- 1sIs Il Luz
FOR sAIE-Three burner Perfection oil
stove and oven, good condition. half price.
100 ~ Nevada. Phi e525.
FOR sALE-Twelve dining room tables
and As chairs. shanks Carpenter Pm
1901.
RUGs-Two ska rugs. two sxIo. two sT5.
several small rugs. never been used. a
barEaln. III y. Kansas
MoVING?-ResardIess OF high cost Of
living our prices are the same. Herman
I.rensfer g storage Co. Inc.
FOR SALE-White Iron bed and springs
gas stove. gas Reznor heater and other
thlnEs. tl1I Hueco. Phi. s097.
IVORY chiffonier. dresser. bed, table.
chairs Clark Jewel gas range. like new,
curriers' 10. 2, Jitney Row. TT. Bliss.
FOR sALE-sanitary cot and pad. gas
stove, center table. taberettes and oil
heater. 9l5 AnEe. Phi a930w.
FURNITURE, pianos. refinishad. repaired,
We can match your furniture TO any color:
expert work only J. MeEna. Refinishius
Dept, El Paao Piano Co. Phi 1Ts3W
We PAY CASH for second hand furniture.
elotning; tools. Flctrolas: anything second
hand Phi 2so5- WALLACE FUR. CO.,
sos ~ San Antonio.
II YOU have furniture for sale, Pm 1898
loT Iair Treatment and quick service.
HOlE FURNITURE co. Under new
management
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
ron SAIL

FOR SALE-Jeweiry business. g3e00 cash
Yes * was on the market for $500 iast
week it's snap a classy little store do
ing a fine business. best room and location
IN town. big repair business good run OF
sales. 20 towns 20 draw from. good climate;
I viii prove 10 you this Is a snap. no com
petition. investigate. see for yourself. PCS
itively after May 81 this place is of the
market az this price; viii give fun partic-
ulara Addresa Box 80. WnlcoE. arlz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

FOR SALE.
Complete equipment sufficient TO
install an ice cream factory OF q
capacity o. 1000 gallons per day.
This includes freezers, packers.
cabinets and al else necessary 10
complete an Up 20 date ice cream
factory. We also have several
automobile trucks equipped with
cabinet bodies. VIII sell all OF
any part OF this equipment. Per
sons desiring 10 enter into the
manufacture and sale Of fee cream
or any established plant in need
OF more equipment should see Us
before buying. VIII sell-worth
the money.
TRI-STATE ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT 1IEN.
FL Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

Judge r.. B. RaWllns, Presiding.
State vs. Felipe Narela, A Gomez
Ramon Flores, Narros Monies, Con-
cepciOn Lujan. F. Lopez. Z Garcia
j.. Garcia. Jesus Jasso. Jose PareJa
Julian Flores, P Espinoza- Tomas
Gonzalez. Z. Barrajes. G. Flores
p. G. 1Iunoz. D Zamora, A. Cara.
c.. Baldonada5 vagrancy. pleas OF
guilty from each; fine Of 81 and costs
assessed against each.
state vs.. C. c. Acona, speeding
fined 81 and costs
state vs.. Rex Hipp, speeding com
plant Iled-
state VS.. Jose Rodriguez, speeding;
fined 81 and costs
state vs.. Leopoldo Soto. speeding;
fined 81 and costs
State VS.. Jesus Estrada, assault;
state vs.. ". s. Pate. swindling;
complaint filed
state vs.. Frank Armijo and Jose
Terrazas, Tagrancys complaint filed
State vs.. James White, j. d. Walker,
Andrew Simpson, Joe Wolf, A J.
Stevens, w b Richards, r S. Childs
and ollie Olson, vagrancy; complaint
state VS.. Jesse Thomas. sWindling
over $50: complaint filed
state vs. Efren XepreZ. burglary
and theft over $50 (three counts) I;
complaints filed.
judge Clark Wright, Presiding.
State vs.. Nadine Jurgenson, MUIR
der: complaint filed
state Ts Il B. Mayes. speeding fine
OF 81 and costs assessed
Judge r. b. Ravvlins, Presiding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

GOVERNMENT ALLOWS WIDOW
MONEY FOR DEATH OF SON

Mrs. IIburcia EOdrlgueE, WIDOW
Of Juarez. who has three small chill
dren and whose grown son, the only
means OF support OF the family, was
accidentally killed while working at
Fort Bliss on December. 1878. will
be given a monthly allowance OF
$40 by the United States govern
ment
The pension was obtained for Mrs
Rodriguez through the efforts OF
T. a. Dow. the American consul at
Iuarez. who placed the widows claim
before the government authorities at
Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

D
PERFECTLY new foot soda fountain and
electric carbonater at a bargain Pm 5ss7
or address Postal su5station No. 8.
FOR SALE OR RENT-GaraEo. fine Ioca-
ton. good business. home in connection II
desired. viii lease for one year 70 respon-
sihle party. can Burgins Garage- Tsleta 4.
I FOR SALE-An established automobile
repair shop. In good location with good
] line OF customers, viii invoice. Address
o 1o6 care Herald.
| FOR SALE-Confectionery doing Eood
business. cheap rent good location. reason
for selling. leaving city Call 405 S Stan
ton
FOR SALE OR TRADE for n Paso real
estate, all or in Jumps. a nice stable stock
Of dry goods and shoes Write Farah
Bros, Las Cruces. y. n
FOR sALE-Littie Gem waffle kiteaen.
doing capacity business. classiest little
place in Pecos $3.50 Apply Little Gem,
Pecos city, Tex
WOULD you invest one dollar a week FOR
10 weeks on a chance TO make $1,000 or
more7 Particulars free. no obligation
Write J. A. Carlton. Box 676. Fl worth.
Tex.
IF An INCOME q sI4,To0 per year in-
terests you and IL you have $4,000 cash 20
invest In real property I viii show you
20 your complete satisfaction where and
how Il can be made call Mr.. Glass at
I WOULD like 70 get in touch with 5arty
desiring 10 finance Roamer and American
automobile agency or become partner.
agency well established. cars popular.
good sellers. write at once 17s9 Chron-
icle, Houston. Tex.
WILL INVEST $500 with reliable 5usi-
ness partner that has established snail
business IN El Paso. state what you have
and references Address P 1oI. care der
aid
TIE HOME Of the Nu-B0ne Corset IS
now open 10 the public with beautiful
models FOR any type The corset that
gives comfort and style 20 every wearer.
nice fitting room EOS Texas st.. SIX En-
porium-
An IAIPORTANT message VIII be mailed
every serious minded sensible, saving and
far-seeinE man or woman answering this
advertisement: Making Your Dollars
Make More Dollars" Lesleeds. Bruce av-.
Bridgeport Conn
WANTED-Party with $1,000 TO $4,000
10 take an active interest in a high class
automobile business in Houston. which Is
in the market. this g. well worth 10 in
vestiEate- Address 413. Commercial Bank
BldE., Houston. Tex.
TEN THOUSAND NILS Instead OF five
thousand; no more bloWouts, so per cent
less punctures. every car owner waiting
for this wonderful new tire saving device.
low cost distributors wanted in each local
ity. American Accessories Co.. Dept O-9l,
Cincinnati. Ohio
MODERN shoe shop. Clearing over $500
per month. stock and machinery will ir-
voice approximately s2o0oi price. for
quick sale. $500 cash
Call Meiers.
JAMES L NLARR & COMPANY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Puzzle Pictures
By WALTER WELLEAN.

I'LL in each Of the blanks with a
1 word containing the same five let
tiers in different arrangements, so
that the sentence on the blackboard
viii make sense.
ANSWER To yesterdays PUZZLE
ID Cape Cod iisland). 90 Block
Csland), 90 HayL % Lond Island.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
COTTON MARKET CLOSES
AT a TO 40 POINTS DECLINE

New Orleans. La. May 2a.-The cotton
market closed steady Friday at net de-
elines Of % TO 80 points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
ADOPT TEMPORARY SCHEDULE
FOR SANTA FE TRAIN SERVICE


The trouble on the Santa Fe near
san Marcial probably viii be cleared
in a week. II was said at the office
Of the road in El Paso Saturday. A
temporary schedule was announced as
follows:
Train to FL Paso from Albuquerque
viii arrive via Vaughan on the Fl
Paso & Southwestern, due at 11:15 a.
m. daily: Friday arrived al $3.50 p.
m Train from Fl Paso to north over
same route. on arrival at Albuquerque
a stub train viii be run 10 Las Cruces
and Enele. making connections at
Rfncon for Deming. Silver City and
other points; leace daily at $3.50 q. M;
Saturday at 8 a. m.
RAILROAD OFFICES TO CLOSE.
The general offices OF the FL Paso
& Southwestern railroad will close at
noon Monday 10 provide a half Holt
day on Decoration day, Garnett King,
general passenger agent, announced
Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Undertaken

Undertakes
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PEAK-HAGEDOS UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 50s-5os Texas. Pm.
~. Private ambulance service
Business Chances.
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GROCERY store for sale at 1908 --rizona.
HAVE YOUR Ford ovsrhauied Tor i15 at
500 PER CENT Per annum in a safe busi-
ness enterprise Write Box 954. Burk-
burnett, Tex
CURTO STORE with line Of iewelry and
novelties for sale. centrally located Ad-
dress 90 care Herald.
HERMAN TRANSFER 8 STORAGE CO...
incorporated They are the originators Of
slGN, house painting and tinting. best
work. lowest prices Jose Fuentes. sol s
Oregon Phi. l10. evenings e028.
THE CREAMERY DAIRY co. PROPERTY
for rent with machinery Call ]. W.
FAUST. Ph- el25M.
STOCK ana fixtures OK well established
millinery shop for sale. retiring from busi-
ness, address Box IS. wharton. Tex.
500 PER CENT per annum in a safe nasi-
ness enterprise Write BOX 9sf. Burkbur-
nett. Tex
WANTED-Five OF 10 men who can IN
vest $50 70 500 a month % Join me In
building apartment house. 707 Fl Paso
Bank e Trust Bldg, Pm. 6f1.
FOR sALE-soft drink and restaurant
business, cheap II sold at once. living
apartments in connection, good place for
family can Io29 2. Missouri.
WILL SELL, II taken at once. good. small
furniture business az Inventory for cash.
good location, cheap rent. $4,000 aeces-
sary. Address II 90, care Herald.