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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02
Jamesbarg

Miss Maize Healey became the
bride Of Andrew j. Smith. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith. Of near
Helmetta, Wednesday night. Rev.
Thomas Kearney, rector of st.
James Roman Catholic church,
offciatod. But two attendants were
present, Mrs. Marion Mondoker, Of
Helmetta. sister of the groom, and
Marion Mondoker as best man. The
ring service was used. The bride
wore a travelling suit Of blue and
wore a hat to match. Following
the ceremony a wedding supper was
held at the Hotel Walker, New
brunswick, after which they left for
Newark and later went to Atlantic
City where a short honeymoon will
be spent. They will reside at Hell
meta on their return.
The severe electric storm Of
Wednesday night that visited
Jamesburg was probably n OF the
most severe and magnincent in dis
play Of the elements for some years.
Much damage was done to growing
crops by the high winds that level
cd the plants. Telephone wires were
the target for the storm and the
outgoing service was crippled fur-
Their in addition to the storm OF
Tuesday night. A house on Pergola
avenue was struck and the shingles
ripped from the roof. Large limbs
Of trees were broken of. but moth
Ing more serious has been reported.
The worth of the motor appara-
fus Of the FIRE department was
made apparent Tuesday night when
several culverts that had been
plugged up with rubbish and sand
were cleared out with the engine
pressure. 1t also gave the hremen
an opportunity to oversee the con
dition of the hose.
Bunn's orchestra will furnish the
music for the dance to be held to-
morrow night at Brunswick Gar
dens near Old Bridge. This is one
OF the biggest affairs among h
boarding houses in that section dur
ing the summer months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02
Report

DR.. and Mrs. ]. Z. d. silcox and
family motored to Westchester, Pa,
Wednesday and spent the day with
Mrs. Silcox's mother. Mrs. L. Welt.
Gus Peterson is making an ex-
tended visit In Albany.
Mrs +. A Smith has returned
from several days spent in Bradley
Park where she was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Gravatt.
Miss Evelyn Lufburrow has ac-
cepted a position as ~bookkeeper in
James Kelsey's fish market at AS
bury Park for the summer months.
Arthur Kreitler, Of Jenkintown,
Pa, was the recent guest Of rela-
tives in the borough.
The bazaar at Beach Park contin-
ues to attract a goodly number Of
purchasers nightly. Ths event will
come to a close tomorrow evening
at which time the various articles
on sale on the share plan will be
disposed OF. The Keyport Band
continues to render a program
George A. Campbell was the guest
OF relatives at Pennington on
Misses Dorothy and Marion og-
den, Of East Orange were the
guests OF friends here Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Sommers, of Bound
Brook, is spending several weeks
with MI. and Mrs. Howard Hansen.
Mrs. Samuel Sternberg and chill
dren, OF New York, are spending
several weeks with the formers
father. NJ. Levine.
Mrs. /. Praeger, OF Main street. Is
making an extended visit at Attain
tic City.
Mrs. Thomas Morrison returned
to her home in New York yesterday
after having spent several months
with her father, John O. Schanck.
Mrs. Harold G.. Smith and daugh-
ter Therese left yesterday for an
extended trip to Saranac Lake and
Lake Placid, N. Y.
Wuxtryi The Lawyers Agree.
OKLAHOMA CITY-"When the
lawyers agree there's no room for
argument" declared Judge A. N.
Munden here and dismissed George
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

DALLAS. Tez-seven and eleven
were the LUCKY numbers OF two
wives IN divorce court here. Annie
May Alderado won her dercee be-
cause her husband deserted seven
years ago while Eta Miller received
hers for eleven years abandon-
ment-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

with a cigaret in his fingers. John
Oats, his roommate, returned to
find the room filed with smoke
Dragged DAILY out. City hospital
physicians think he will recover.
Gets Decree as Anniversary Gin.
DENVER-A. w. Devore told
the Judge his wife left him on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

judge he choked her until she was
blue IN the face and then beat her
until she was sore all over. Too
bad, said the judge. you are free"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

Il. williams charged with reckless
driving. Opposing attorneys look
ed at the automobile Williams vas
said TO havo damaged. TT wasn't
hurt much" they reported en-
chorus.
Burned by Tobaccoi Saved by Oats.
DENvER-Jack DAILY fell asleep
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

PORTLAND. Ore.-Philip s..
Dayl told the Judge his wife would
rather smoke than cook. She also
treated him, he swore, in other
cruel and inhnman manners
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

think that's the way 70 find the
folks who pinned q skull and cross
bones note TO Mrs. +. II. Buhrs
door. The note said: Fair lady be-
ware. Death Is near"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02
The Short Cut

Every advertisement in your paper is a
shortcut. Advertisements make it possible
to tell you in a few minutes all you want to
know about the service or articles you need
At a glance you can sift what interests
you most and in a moment you know just
when and where to go for what you want.
Figure how many steps, how much needless
walking and talking the advertisements thus
save you and your neighbors.
Then you realize the great economy and
necessity of advertising in your daily Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

SIeuths Seek Cine I'm Book Stores.
TOLEDO-Sleuths here are
searching the bookstores for clues
to those most given to reading the
yellow backs OF other days. They
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

Christmas Y and never came back.
He appeared in court on his third
wedding anniversary and the Judge
gave him the decree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

Caveman Stunts Cost Man HIS Wife
DENvER7John S. Evans was
quite . cave man, according to his
spouse, Margaret. She told the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-02

wuxtryi The Lawyers Agree.
OKLAHOMA CITY-"When the
argument" declared Judge A. N.
Munden here and dismissed George
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
PRICE
JUMPS HIGHER
ONGN REPORT

New Orleans, Ia Dec. --Hig her
prices. in a moderate way, prevailed
IN tradir= = cotton today, mainly be-
cause a private bureau report on gin
ming. showing fO,06o, 900 bales pro-
duced to the first OF December. was
under expectations After hesitaunE
on the fsrsr csli and going a point
below yesterday close on March
Tho market ross for net advances
OF 9 to 2s points. january touching
1b-35c and July 1886,
The market opened steady. Decem-
Der. 15.55c; January, 1900; March.
15-17c; Nay, 15Ioc: July 15-zoc-
Galveston spot Cotton
Galveston. Tex. Dec. 4.-Spots Eteady
and unchanged; rniddlinE. MS
New Orleans spot Cttton-
New orleans. La. Dec. spot cotton
steady, Is points lower. Sales, - bales
70 arrive. 500 Low middlinE. 1885 miisi-
ding. 1875: good middling. 17.25-
view Orleans Cotton. Close.
New orleans. La. Dec. THE market
closed steady a. q net advance OF u 20
rt7fufu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
CUT IN RETAIL
PRICES INCITES
WOOL BUYING

Boston. Mass. Dec A.-The Com
msrclal Bulletin today sad.
siT5usiness IN the wool markets Of
the country has continued within
narrow limits during the past week
and prices are irregular and easy.
although Il IS believed that basis
for larger business Is being ap-
preached Retail price cuts are slim
ulating buying Of clothing and some
business Is being passed on 70 the
mills. Interest Is keen IN the posi-
bility Of a wool embargo and tariff
legislation at the coming short SEES
sion OF congress
Secured basis: Texas fine. u
months. 75G 50; fine eight months,
IS.
Territory: Fine staple choice s09
100; half-bloOd combing, 80G85;
three-elEhths blood combing, 50:
quarter blood combing, so; fine
clothing, 40. fine medium clothing,
S. q S..
Pulled. Delaine, IS; "A. 1900; A
supers, 80685.
5Iohairs: Best earding. ss935.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
NOCHANGESN
COPPERS, OILS
ARE STRONGER

The short session today showed DIFF
ferent sections OF the market moving
Independently Of other sections. ac-
cording TO J. S. Curtiss & Co, Sc
curity Bank bldg.
Coppers showed practically no
change, nor was there any movement
OF interest in the prices OF the rails.
Oils and industrials were strong.
In the former group Mexican Petrol
cum advanced Sis points, with the
rest Of the oils making onl- nominal
changes. The general tendency Of the
industrial group was toward higher
figures, with several gains OF two
points being made, and in the case
was recorded
Trading was on a moderate scale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
WHEAT SCORES
EARLY RALLY;
OPENING WEAK

Chicago. Ill, Dec. 4.-Opening weak
because OF a lack Of support, wheat
futures scored an early rally on the
Chicago board Of trade today. Cover
ing BY some OF the pit element, who
sold on the initial decline, and buy
Ing OF December by house which has
been exporting considerable hard
winter wheat by way OF the gulf
caused the bulge. The market started
&c 10 = lower, with December at
S1-691z 70 sl-69 and Nay at Sl-65 to
1851. The advance took December
20 s1.72 and March TO sl67A-
Great strength at Winnipeg and re-
ports OF further export buying kept
showed 215k cents above last weeks
low Then profit taking and week
end covering caused a reaction The
close was only q fraction above yes
terday,s final figures with December
at S1.710L70%. March was IN bet
ter position. fairly strong at sLs79
Corn and oats were fairly firm in
the early trading because OF the
wheat situation, the trade disregard
former grain. The more remote op-
lions were comparatively stronger
December corn opened unchanged TO
&c lower at 72G725t cents and
steadied In the first hour at % 4
Nay corn starting quarter cent 10 E
AAEAH AZ 80 y lag -tA@N+- ~ ~ -
wi III July touching i1--
Corn and oats showed a firm under
tone but there was plenty OF profit
taking in evidence. IN CORR Deem
Der and Nay closed quarter cent net
higher. at 72a g =. and Is1s g re.
70 8 c net higher at the end, the price
being 517s G52-
Nay oats began practically IN
changed SIX 9M and hardened at
51&-
support at the start. but a bit Of buy
ing by local shorts caused reaction.
Trade was small
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
N. y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

,veu YORK. Dee. A-Bar silver. domestic,
Unchanged
Foreign bar silver. Sc
Mexican dollars 53Ec-
Prime mercantile paper. unchanged.
Exchange easy
Sterling. demand, f1.4sh.
cables, s1f71-
Francs demand. f5.eGii,
cables. Sc.el-
Belgian francs. demand, sf.7L
cables $685..
GuilderE. demand., f30i8.
Gables s51.5S.
Lire demand. 91.si.
cables. sass.
Marks. demand. f1.sa.
cables. fl3o.
Greece. demand, fg-25-
New york exchange on Montreal, - SIS
percent discount
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Observations taken
al s G. M 18th me-
ridan tin e. Dee
4. 1874
Forecasts TIL 6 pm
sundays
Il Paso and Vicin-
itT= Pair tonight
and Sunday: warm
CT Sunday.
New Mexico: Par
tonight and prob
ably Sunday; warn
er tonight colder n
north portion sun
day.
Arizona Fair and
var meE tonight
Sunday fair nouth.
snow north portion
cooler.
- mMnaa e. - ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

sHERIFF-s SALE.
STATE or TEXAS.
County Of Fl Paso-
BY virtue Of an order OF sale. issued
out OF the Honorabla 18th District Court
Of Tarraut County. on toe 3Qth day %
November, 1890. By tAe clerk thereof. in
the case Of National Securities COMPANY
versus H I. Noah. No 5fQ95. and 70 me
as Sheriff. directed ard delivered. I VIII
proceed 70 sell. within the hours pre-
scribed b. law FOR Sheriffa sales, On
Thursday. the 18th day Of December, 1870,
al courthouse door. IN Fl Faso. II Plso
county, the following described property
to-wit= one Chandler motor car tour
ing model. style 1913. motor No 4f112
levied on as The property Of H l. Noah, 20
satisfy a Judgment Amounting 70 ss26-5o
Ia favor OF National Securities company
and cost % suit
Given under my hand. this ard day o.
December 1890
SETH B ORNDORFF, Sheriff
BY j. d. fitzpatrick, Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
CLARA SMITH IS
INNOCENT, SAYS
MRS. J. L. HAMON
Widow Would Feel Honored to
Take Husbands Place as
Nil -
lonaI Committeeman,

Ardmore, Okla. Dec. AIRS. Jake
l. Hamon, widow OF Jake L HamOn.
Republican national committeeman
from Oklahoma. and millionaire oil
man who died here last Friday after
he was shot five days before, said
today that she did not believe Clara
Smith, charged with the shooting,
fired the bullet that killed Mr.. Ha-
mon. Mrs. Hamon said that II Miss
Smith should be apprehended and re-
turned to Ardmore for trial she
would not prosecute the case.
Mrs. Hamon said she would accept
the tender OF Republican national
committeeman Fl succession TO her
husband were the position offered
7 would regard It as greater than
any monument the state OF Oklahoma
could erect to Mr. lannon's memory.
Probable appointment Of a special
prosecutor 10 proceed after Janu-
uary I against Miss Smith, now
being widely sought was fore
cast today by Charles A. Coakley. law
partner Of J. H Mathers, county at
torney-elect OF Ardmore, who said
that their firm had been employed
to defend Miss Smith. He said M.
Mathers would recommend that Rus
sell Brown, present county attorney,
be permitted 20 continue in charge OF
the case for the state
Brown announced that there were
no Developments in the search for
Miss Smith as far as his office was
concerned and that he was leaving
for his farm near Ardmore for a days
hunting trip.
In the meantime, authorities OF =
dozen cities OF Oklahoma and Texas
were redoubling their efforts 20 ar
rest Miss Smith, for whom there Is a
warrant charging assault with intent
10 kill. The warrant was issued be-
fore the death OF Hamon.-By the As
ISOLATED Press
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
DUN REPORTS
BRISK TRADING
FOR HOLIDAYS

New 10TH Dec 4s-Duu TO-DAY
said;
Signs Of betterment in business
and sentiment, II slow to appear. are
rather more distinct in certain quar-
ters- The retail movement, although
lacking the desired breadth, Is &C
CELEBRATED as the holidays draw near,
and some primary markets are re-
covering a little from their lethargy.
The whole situation is uneven and
uncertaia. as IS natural in a time Of
readiustment. and the general pol
icy IS one Of deferring important &C
tion until conditions become more
stable.
After the turn OF the year, when
results Of the inventorying and
Christmas trade shall have been made
known, the future business outlook
may seem less obscure.
weekly bank clearlngs, Ss,1S7,-
66A269"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
REPORTS SHOW CHARITY DRIVE
HAS 50 FAR NETTED 1914

James q. arcNarv. chairman o. the
paign. reported Saturday that seven
% the 26 workers have already
turned IN a total OF 5000 IN suhscrip-
tons The reports for Saturday in
clude s885 obtained by Rev. Floyd
Poe, s285 by Scott White, s200 from
the II Paso clearing house and g74s
hV W. ]. IColeT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York, Dec. 4-cotton futures
closed firm. December. 1s.8oc; January,
Is. soc; March, 15.95c; Nay, 1dlzc; July,
IGI3c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04


To The Sheriff or any Constable o. r Pas1
County. Greetings
You are hereby commanded 70 summon
George Darling, alias George Lardins, by
making publication Of Ibis citation once
each week for four successive weeks pre-
rioua 20 the return day. hereof. "a some
uewlpaner Published In Jour county. 20 ap-
pear At the next regular term Of the 4ist
district court OF Ed Paso county. 20 De
holden az the court house thereof. in the
day IN January 1891. the sane being the
third day o. January. 1891, then and there
TO answer a petition filed in said court or
the fourth cay OF December. 1890. In
suit hum 1ered on the docket Of said
court No 1871 wherein Maria lireEQrla l.
De Darling Is plaintiff and George Da--
ling. alias George Harding. Is defendant.
and said petition alleging that plaintift
and defendant were married in p Fas1
county. Texas. In April. 1916. and that on
the GrEt day o. September. 1917, defend
ant abandoned plaintiff aud has not since
been an actual bona lde iuhahltant q
the state OF Texas Tor - months and has
resided IN Fl Paso county more than SIX
months next preceding the filing OF THIS
Huit and that residence q defendant Is
Piainfiff pravs for citation By publiea-
ton. Tor judgment dlssolVing the nlEr-
rage relation between plaintiff and de-
PENDANT and for costs OF suit
Herein fan not. but have you lelore
said court az its aforesaid next regular
term. this writ with yolr return thereon
showing how you have executed the sane
Given under my hand and seal o. said
court. az office IN the city OF = Faso.
Texas. and issued this fourth day CT De-
cembers 1890.
CLERK District Court. e Paso County, Tex
p ~ WTnrran Ina-rtw-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
STOCKS RALLY;
PROMINENT OIL
GAINREPORTED

New York, Dec. &. - Trading IN
stocks in todsy's short session was ac-
tive and broad continuance Of yester-
days rally. oils, steels. equipments
and shippinEs were especially promi-
nent at gains of ] tC s points. The
conspicuous features included MeEi-
can and Pau-Amerlcau PeLroleums,
Houston oil, Crucible, Bethlehem and
Llckawanna Eteels, Baldwin Locomo-
tive. Harvester. General Electric,
WestinEhouse American Car. Allan
tic Gulf and Mercantile Marine pfd.
Tobaccos. textiles and rubbers also
strengthened. but rails were back
ward. though moderately higher
WHY'S Overland pfd- was under
further pressure, however, and some
Of the obscure specialties weakened
recessions IN the final dealings. The
closing was strong. Sales approx
mated 400. 900 shares.
southern Pacific rights" gained ]
point, but Southern Pacific shares
were irregular, losing a fraction at
the outset, but soon hardening. Cru
chile Steel, Marine pfd-, Atlantic Gulf.
Baldwin Locomotive and StudebaEer
embraced the other firm TO strong
issues. Royal Dutch alone manifested
weakness, losing 1 IS points Exchange
on London showed no marked varia-
tion from yesterdays final quota
TONS although further gold imports
were announced.
Liberty bonds closed: SIS 5000; first
sita, fg6s second As, s95-lo bid; FIRST As.
$3.50; second 4-ia, se5.4li third Us,
ttt-1Z; Fourth aas, sA5-IQ5 victory 11iss
$685. Victory fas s955i-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
STATE OF TEXAS.
CAPITOL HrILDING.
mmHETwW

NEALE VI AEAAHs
CAPITOL BrTLDING.
AUSTIN,
To Whom Il May Concern.
TAKE NOTICE That pursuant 70 ana
By virtue OF the authority vested IN it BY
the Statutes Of the state OF Texas: Chap
ter $50. General Laws OF Texas Acts OF
the 36th legislature, and after public
hearings duly had upon molten Of The
Commission. notice o. such hearings hav-
Ing been duly given 90 the manner pro
vided By law. and after investlga tions
made By said Commisslon covering sub
Etantlally all parts the state. tle In
dustria1 Welfare Commission finds. and
hereby DEGREES that the lowest wage paid
females and minors should not be less
than the amounts hereinafter set lortn,
subject to the conditions here natter
The Industrial welfare Commission Of
the state e. TEXAS does herebE order mat;
EXPERIENCED FEMALE WORKERS
AND MINORS.
!. NO person. firm or copraucn snail
employ. or suffer or permit any female
or minor 10 Be employed IN any Telephone
lishrent Laundry or Factory Except as
otherwise provided On this orderl az
rate Of wage less than 25e per hour or
sf2o0 per week q forty-eiEht hour7. an
time IN excess Of forty-eiEht hours per
week 20 be paid for a. proportional rates.
Any female shall Be- deemed experienced
when she has been employed IN any &C.
"A minor shan be deemed experienced
when he OF she has been employed N any
occupation ore year.
A minor within the meaning o. Chap
ter 100. General Laws o. Texas. Acts OF
the 36th Legislature. is any peracn under
Is years Of age fE 8 s,sf1{ sex
g No person. firm or corporation shall
employ. or suffer or permit 20 be cuu-
pioyed. any female or minor as learner.
in any Telephone or Telegraph offfce.
Mercantile Estabiishment- Laundry or
Factory az o rate OF wages less than the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

elect Harding and party from Pan
ANA, arrived off Cape Henry a. 6-5o
a. m and passed IN an hour later
proceeding to Old Point Comfort.
The Pastores slipped up through
the mist over the capes more than
two hours ahead Of schedule. Be-
cause OF its unexpected early arrival
none OF the officials or other well
coming craft or airpianes had started
20 meet the ship as planned
Senator and Mrs. Harding we're on
deck as tire Pastores approached the
capes. eager for the first sight OF
land. The vessel was recognized by
men at Thimble Shoals lighthouse
and flags were waved In greeting to
the nresldent-elect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04


New York. Dec. f-The actual con-
dition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold S21.9s1.040 reserves in
excess OF legal requirement. This Is
an increase o. 226,066.5f0 from last
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
Furnished BY crombis & Col
FeEetables.
.oloraao po.aloes. ner ext. III

NekeAllllas
Colorado potatoes. per cWt, $3.50.
Sweet Potatoes, per cwt-. 500.
Onions. green. Csc per bunch
Onions, sack, Australian brown. per eWt-,
Onions. sack. Crystal white. per cEt.
Celery dozen punches. fl.5o.
cranberrles 50 pounds. se.5o.
Lettuce per boz. g21o
Tomatoes, per lug, g2-T5.
bananas, 1ohc per pound
Cabbage. &c Per pound
Fruits
Apples, New Eezic6. per box. slzsa
Apples. NorthWe stern. per box. $3.50.
Colorado apples. per box. s325G5T5.
valencia orenEez. per box, $3.50.
Elorlda oranges. per hex, Sf-2s.
california navel oranges. per box. $500.
Lemons, per box, f5.75.
Pears, per box. $3.50
California grapes, faT5
washington apples. per box. f1501Lsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

49, - IA e---~--1 Ava
Resources.
Gold and gold eertifi-
Cold settlement fund -. 5.s57.2i7.5s
G old with foreign
agencies .--.......... L773.s76.z1
Total ................ 1I.ssslsLO9
Gold redemption fund =. 5.s7i547.96
Total gold reserves E4.sis,sss.4s
Legal tender notes, sill
yer, exc. ---.--...-.... ISL. ISL IS
Total reserves ....... 4assO.2OO.84
Bills discounted (secured
by government war OBJ
ngauonsl -..-.-.-.... 11.24I743.76
All other --.--..--.. 55.S49, 1899
Bills bought IN open mar
ket and acceptances
acquired from other
federal reserve banks. z15,0 10000
Total bills on hand 30. 1881. s57.Os
o. S. government bonds. 3,eT9, $4,000
debtsdnsss -. ssoo.oOo.OO
Total earning assets. s5.5s1.107.05
Bank premises ... 1,555,T73.56
Unsolicited items and
other deductions from
gross deposits .-. 45,f23,14s1 10
Five percent redemption
fund against federal
reserve bank notes GO. 586.200. 90
All other resources ..... 1,370.485.61
Total resources ......1s3.414.s1L65
Liabilities.
Capital paid IN .........S 4.0s5.15O.0G
Surplus ..--...-... 4,152.27O.s3
Government deposits &C.,. 1,9sO.91s.12
Due TO members-reserVe
account ............... 47.41s.72ss2
d eferre availability
Items ..---..-s.s-..-.. sl.165sblA.8u
Other deposits, including
fore n government
credits ........ss.--.. z59sb65-86
Total gross deposits d.. s1.A3G. o47.7 y
2. r notes Ia actual cir
culation -.-.....----.. $3.50, $500
F. R bank notes in cir
culation-net liability. 1.525.f50.00
All other liabilities ..a. asa, 501.11
Total liabilities .....165, IA, Sass
Rediscounts with other
7. r. banks -......... 50,562 $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
THE WEATHER

g. S. DEPARTMENT OF aGRTCuTTTEF
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Vest Tens; IenlEht AN slndaJ AT
and warner
Rolatiro humidity IN Fl Paso AZ noon
Saturday was IS percent temperature q
noon was 81 degrees
PRECIPITATION last - hours fincneal-S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Bath DISTRICT COURT
Judge W. ID. Howe. Presiding.
Margaret Eaton vs.. n ]. Eaton, de
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