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Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Hiram NJ. Hammond. of Sedalia, died
suddenly as he SAT talking TO his Wife.
rs The Southwestern Missouri Christian
Endeavor convention will he held In
Carthage, June - to June y. =,
Articles have been filed for the In
! corporation Of n s&i00.0O bank n,
Sedalia. to, be known NJ the Farmers
| and Mechanics Bank. &c." 'a
Deputy County Clerk Lumpkin. II,
Jefferson City. has been. missing from
bis. office since Tuesday. May I. and
his family IL greatly worried over his
absence. r.
A Kansas City truck driver asked
divorce because HIS clothes were not
mended. The Judge refused. declaring
he might himself get divorce on the
same grounds. ..--,,.a, /, ,~a .. q. q
b. &c q
The Kansas City Southern n. Q r.
asks the State Public Service Commis-
sion that discrimination in Pullman
fares between intrsstate and interstate
lines be wiped out. @
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Cameron Gaze May "a.
Springfield. Mo.--An original panel
Of 81 petit Jurors from which q trial
Jury Of II men will be selected to hear
testimony in the Cameron. Nc Cullough
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
SHORT STATE NOTES.

Butler. Mo-. has. raised teachers SAL
aries 20 per cent. ~ -;
Jasper county crops. were damaged
$5o0'Oo0 by a hail storm.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

An Arkansas man has, been engaged
rs county farm agent in Cole county,
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

BARRING birthdays. The so.'!eiy WON.
mn tries tn BE- up 10 date. o.,
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Sank Looted Of $4,000.

sedalia, Mo.-The Citizens Bank at
Cole Camp. Benton county. was
robbed, bit the bandits failed to open
the burgiar-proof safe containing sew
eral thousand dollars. 49,
One hundred safety deposit boxes
we're forced open with a Jimmy and
$4,000 In Liberty Bonds. 'jewelry, gold,
etc. carried away. The telephone wires
were cut, and It. required hours to noti-
r. officers In neighboring towns.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
80, 900 Tor ochoei.

Eldon, Mo. The Congregations
Academy ut iberia. In Miller county
was successful In raising $4,000 fol
additions and improvements to tbe
academy. The work will be completed
oy September.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Hiram NJ. Hammond. of Sedalia, died
suddenly as, he SAT talking TO his wife.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Cameron Case May "a.
Columbia Girl Honorsd.

Columbia. Mo.--MIss Hope Hibbnrd,
daughter Of Prof. and Mrs. Wade Hib.
bard. has been awarded resident fel.
iowship In biology At Bryn Mawr Col
tege for next year.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
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State News


6MaSs AssHss1 - a1leseiaO ~.
lleatUena9y 0ty. 16A--Oss NsyssA
1eeatgenesy eounty farmer and Tor.
~ rssi1sak Il q. LeeiA 10 o. trial
h1re cAaree1 wttA asgisctiag 70 pre'
y36e foe aAA Win mietTsatiNg Ray.
lnsaA Yea Dyks. eSear.ead aupeentics
| fArlDse. Whe dle6 1a1e veesvasy n the
Nty HeGpttal ae u Leafs AFTER tsllinS
. seesy - nistPeat1Deae "a ~ 1eyeeS
farm. Ia bey was ~ 60 & james
Van Dyko, . st. Lssls mechanic. 4
cereosr's juFy. whieA iavsstieatsl IT,
eass n D. Lssin. sstuEned verdict
e hcmic1ds end oedssed Meyers held.
Nsysrs b charged with . violation,
se sectien Aloe of ~ revised statutesI
q ML4,ouri. whieA reaates 10 The mia-
txeatmsnt u . Gina q IN apprentice
Ths punishmsnt b fFuQ one to threel
PEARS imprisonment o. . nns & 81 900.
q both.
Van Dyke was appEenticed to Meyers
mere than . year asn. Last February,
- va ceun1 IN the Onion Station at
|Dt Louis with one foot frosen and his
body covered With bruiseA He died,
soon after telling . story q mistreat!
nent. In his pocket was found note
from Nrs. Meyers, telling Van Dyke,
they would keep the boy no longer
Meyers had put him on train At Port,
land end sent him back to st. Louis. =.
Mother Rsoalns Her Baby.
Hannibal. Mo.-Outwitting her hus-
band, william Martin, from whom she
has been es1anged for three mop:ns.
after be suddenly disappeared with
their S-year-old child. Mrs Gertrude
Martin Of Hannibal has returned home
with her baby. The latest chapter in
the Sensational quest Of the woman
to recover possession oof the child was
enacted aboard a Chicago and Alton
train I'VE miles from Kansas City. q
few nights ago.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

The Kansas City Southern r. R.
asks the State Public Service Commis-
sion that discrimination In Pullman
fares between intrsstate and interstate
lines be wiped out. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
WHEAT FUTURES
DROP SHARPLY

Kansas City. No.. July 27.-Wheat
futures dropped 13e and 14c today
and corn futures were down SC
bushei at the close OF the grain mar
ket here today.
December wheat closed yesterday
at S2.f155 a bushel and today's close
was S2.27; March yesterday closed at
S2.4315 while today's figures at the
windup were only S2.2g. The corn
market ended yesterday with Sep
TENDER at s1.40& and December
S1.26$, while today's closing quota
lions were S1.35 for September and
S1-21at for December.
Oats which dropped from SIC to
&c yesterday, showed a decline OF
from &c TO SC today.
stocks Take CIump.
New York. July 27--Country-w wide
credit strain and unfavorable indus
trial conditions caused extensive
liquidation in the stock market here
today. Leaders OF the steel, equip
ment, oil and motor groups, as wen
as various miscellaneous issues were
to 5 points under yesterdays clos
ing at midday
call money opened at 9 percent. but
time accommodations were extremely
scarce on further reduction OF local
reserves by interior banks. which
continued to strengthen their re-
sources to meet impending crop de-
mands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

Chicago, III, July 2T-Heavy mar
gin calls resulting from yesterday
smash in values led to continued
liquidation today by holders Of grain.
Opening quotations, which ranged
from II TO Sc lower. for wheat. with
December $40 to S245 and March
S2.45, were followed by rallies to an
average Of about five cents under
yesterdays finish
Subsequently. word OF better ex-
port demand tended somewhat to
steady the market. but in the last
fifteen minutes renewed selling
forced a sharp fresh break. The close
was semi-demoralized, Il 81 to 14c
net lower. with December S2.35 to
SISSY. and March s2.57.
Corn. like wheat. had no support
except from shorts who were in a
position TO collect profits. After
opening = to 25zc lower, with Sep
TENDER Sl42iz to S1.43 and December
s1.26 to S1.27 IA, the market rallied q
little but then sagged further than
before
Rallies later failed to hold and Just
before the finish, acute weakness de-
veloped- The market closed heavy.
four to five cents net lower with
September S1.39 TO $780, and De-
cember S1-2S to 1924.
Oats sympathized with the weak
ness Of corn The market opened Sic
off to 3-Sc up, including September
at 701z and then underwent a material
setback all around.
Some strength developed in prOvis-
ions after moderate declines at the
outset
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
MARKETS

Chicago Livestock. Ciose-
Chicago. IL. July 27.-Cattle-Receipts
II o0a- Market steady 20 1oc higher On
/ cornfed steers. others draEgy; top year
lings. $3.50: top handyweight $3.50; hest
heavy. s1s-25; bulk early sales. Slb--59
1875. Erassers, s11oo G1A50i bulls ane
best she-stock. steady; medium cows and
Gamers. weak: calves. SOC to 75c higher:
vealers. $3.50 G17-25i stockers slow ana
steady
SOC to coo lower others sc to SOC lower
than Mondays average: top. S15-6os bulk
Eght and butchers, $3.50 615-50s bulk,
packing COWS. s1s-25612s5; pigs. mostly
sSsepZFeceipts. 10000. Market slow.
early sales native lambs around 25c lover
western held steady bidding lower sheep,
strong to sc higher: top native lambs,
$500; bulk. S1s.75G 1475; asking over
$500 for best western range wethers,
$1,000. choice native ewes. $500 2 SIS.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
reau OF Markets -Cattle-Receipts. IA
O0e. Beef steers steady 10 sc lower; early
sales. se-0e 91S-50. around q cars due IN
quarantine; butcher stock and feeders
500; good heavy cows $500 $50; can
ners. mostly s4-25 04-5os calves, active.
steady to soc higher; top veaiers, sl4-5oi
bulk. s1500G1AO0.
Hogs-Reesipts. $500: mostly soc lower.
Top. $3.50: bulk, light and medium.
$500 615.40: best heavy. sI460815.1o.
Sheep-Recsiptz 5000 Good and choice
lambs fully z5c higher others. IS TO 25c
higher few sheep on sale. market steady:
feeders and breeders, strong top lambs
$3.50.
Denver livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. July 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900. Market stsady to strongs beef
Etesrs- $3.50 G12-75: COWS and helfsrs. 800
69.50: stockers and feeders, S7.oo9s-59;
calves. s7-O0G1100.
HoEs-Receipts. 1900. Market &c to soc
lower: top, s150s bulk. s1a5o91AT5.
Sheep-Receluts. 500. Market steady.
yearlings. 3s.0on1o0o: lambs. $4,000
1850; wethers. ss.ooGs.5o; ewes s7.0OG
500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
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Bold face lines, double price
Two cents per word for stock or bond,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS.
MONEY AND METALS

CBy the Associated Press-l
New York, July 17.-Mercantile paper,
unchanged
Exchange. steady.
Sterling. demand. s.7sE; cables. s57ss.
New York exchange on Montreal, II :
percent discount
Tine loans. strong and unchanged.
Cau money. strong. High. g; low. 8; rul-
ing rate. 8; closing bid, Z; offered at g.;
last loan. 8 percent
Bar silver. domestic. SSH foreign. sSRe.
Mexican dollars, Tic.
Copper. steady and unchanged
Iron. firm No I Northern. $4,000
$500; No. Northern $500 @ $500: No. .
southern. $500 q $500.
Tn easy. sss-75s August-septsmbsr.
44s-5e
Anthony unchanged
Lead. steady and unchanged
Zinc, steady East St Louis sg.S07s. 90.
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. July z7.-Quotations on
the metal exchange today were as follows.
Copper. unchanged
Eiectrulytic. unchanged
I'm 1851. s.
Lad. E35, 15s.
zinc. Ez1- 15s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
SHORTS
RUSH To COVER

New York. July 27.-Shorts extend
ed their operations in the stock mar
ket today. but rushed to cover when
an expected stringency in money
failed TO materiaiize Sales APPROX
mated 100000 shares. The closing
was heavy
Ths trend OF prices was down
ward again at the opening Of to-
days stock market Sentiment among
traders and commission houses with out
Of town connections was increasingly bear
ISL because Of the strained credit condi-
lions Crucible Steel. one Of yesterdays
weakest features. recorded an initial loss
Of z points, and other active industrials
were - yer by fractions &c ! point. Oils
were moderately supported. however.
Royal Dutch gaining ! point Rates Of
exchange on London we're slightly lower.
Selling fer both accounts became more
urgent soon after the opening OF today's
stock market. dealings during the nom
ing swelling to the largest dimensions in
year were made BY United States Steel
and several other leaders. Liquidation
continued to center in steelE. equipments.
motors and oils, and many affiliated spe-
cialties also gave way Extreme declines
ranged from I 20 almost points There
vas slight pressure against rails but the
list as a whole lacked support event at
pronounced concessions Another money
furry was foreshadowed by the 3 percent
opening rate for cali loans
Liberty bonds, final prices. were: SIS
fs1.o4; first q. $3.50; second IS, ssz.60s
first AIS. Ss5.62; second 4Hs, SSA70;
third AS, sS8.70; fourth. 4Hs. $500;
victory szs s, $685. victory AXIS, $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
Whezt-Dec-, S2-55. March. s2-57.
Corn=Sept, S1-39: Dec sL23M.
Oats-Sept., IS NC. Dec. 58Hc.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-July, S55.75. Sept. s26-75.
Lard-Sept-. $3.50; Oct. $3.50.
RIbs-Sept., S16.15. Oct. $3.50
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, III, July o. - Butter - IN
settled. Creamery, 1855
EgEs-Unchanged receipts. 1927 cases
Poultry-Alive. unchanged
Potatoes-Firm. receipts, - cars VIZ
Einla cobbIers. S7.25 o SIS per barrel: kan
sas and Missouri early Ohios. $500 as
cvt-; ditto cobblers. s2506s-s5; Kentucky
cobblers, Sass 341o.
kansas City Produce
Kansas City, 40. July 27--Butter and
poultry, unchanged
EgEs-ons cent higher. Fi-sts. 44es
seconds. SIC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
COPPER MARKET
GlNTINuESL LOW

Trading was on a considerably in
creased scale, sales for the first two
hours Tuesday being slightly in ex-
cess Of 100000 shares, according TO
]. S. Curtiss & Co.. Security bank
building At the opening. prices gen
orally were below those OF last
nights close and there was a further
drop, extending to as much as 4
points.
At noon the market enjoyed a
slight rally which brought prices
back to about the opening figures
and in few instances above those
Of the previous session.
Declines in the coppers were: Ana
eonda q, Shelters points, Chino Z
kennecott 3 and Utah / point steel
common was off Z point. while Cru
chile was up I point, with the bal
ance Of the steels and equipments
showing small changes. The motors
were weak, General Motors down 2
points. In the oils. Mexican Petro-
leum was down point, Pan Ameri-
can points Losses in the rails
showed a point decline in Atchison
and Southern Pacific. The opening
renewal rate for call loans was g
percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27

HOTEL-7o rooms. strictly modern.
central location. cheap rent. good
lease Never on the market before,
owner sick and must sell. Win ac-
cept one-half cash. balance easy terms.
Look over our list of hotels.
APARTMENT HOUSE-30 apartments.
I, 2, 3 and rooms with bath and
kitchenette, furniture and long lease
on building. For sale at a bargain.
See our list Of apartments.
FURNITURE STORE-New and 2nd
hand furniture, downtown location,
very cheap rent. Will sell at invoice.
CONFECTIONERY SNAP-Dandy To-
cation, doing S35000 week business,
rent $500 per month. Lease price
sl500.00. part cash.
II you are going into business Of any
kind in FL Paso come in and look
over our list before buying. We can
save you money. That is our speciality.
SEE LATHROP
BORDER INVESTMENT co.
Phone 5Ss. z05 Reynolds Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27

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the lowest possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation.
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Telegram, The San Antonio Light. e Pase
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
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with cash VIII be handled for you and
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Wednesday noon should see your COPY
In any one Of the offices for your ad to
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
COTTON MARKET
STEADIER

New Orleans. La, July ZI.-After
declines Of s to 20 points on the open
ing call today the cotton market
steadied on reports Of considerable
rain in the central belt and went 3
to II points higher than the close Of
Monday The failure Of the weather
map TO confirm private reports Of too
much rain and continued favorable
crop reports from Texas caused fresh
selling under which the market at
the end OF the first hour OF business
broke TO levels 20 to % points under
Mondays final prices. October traded
as high as 31-68 and as low as 31.28.
Opening: october, 3L47c5 December.
29.97cs January, 29-35cs March, 28.55c;
May, 1856 Steady.
At the lowest. the morning prices were
20 TO So points Off The forecast OF show
cry weather in several states OF the belt
caused some short covering and profes-
siona1 traders commenced buying on the
view that the market was oFersold. Late
in the morning something Of a recovery
set in and the declines were reduced %
70 p points Later positions received
more support that the, resulting in irregu-
The market closed steady Monday at
net declines OF GO to IS points
December -.--...--- 5000 3o-0I 5000
January .-.--s...--. 2s-91 29-45 Z9.45
May ..........-..... $3.50 2Sos 2s.os
Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged
Sales on spot as bales; to arrive. rome
Low middling. $500. middlinE. 1878;
good middling. Sf4-oos receipts, 1s45 bales.
stock, 253,197 bales
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York July ,27.-Cotton futures
closed steady. March. 29.65cs May, 2e.15c-
GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Texans. July 27.-Spots.
steady and unchanged; middlinE. 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
Situations Wansed-MaIe

Dllldulu8 " duLeQ-Wdle
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WANIED-Posltion with substantial au-
tomobile distributing firm Five years n
automobile business. familiar with account
ing. parts, service. sales Best references.
p Paso only Drawer V. Lampasas. Tex
JOBS WASTED-By live American Young
men. 800 applications on file with the 7
n c A. Vocational Secretary from the
assistant manager TO the office boy. IN
any position you have By selection. Phi
SIS and ask for M Wheeler. Free service.
WANTED-Position b. experienced chauf-
feur for hours after o'clock: would prefer
private carr references. Telephone 1915 or
call az so 6. Florence Ask for Alfonso
BOLIVIA
ACCOUNTANT-Audit age %, married
eastern college graduate, years expert
ence IN South America. Mexico and United
States. desires position as public account
ant OF with firm requiring a man who can
assume full responsibility Of all account
ing work. financial reports. comparative
data. etc Speaks Spanish luentiy. EI-
cellent references Address Il 80. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
DO you WANT an EsTABIIsHED

DO YOU WANT AN ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS
We are offering one Of the best bakeries
with a trade OF more than hundred thou-
sand dollars a year. account OF illness IN
family. Can sell at invoice cost Of equip
ment, which would be double n bought
now. $4,000 will handle
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
zzt-2ss Trust Building Phone 2s44
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
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FOR SALE-Grocery and market, centrally
located, established trade. Phone 1173.
Address J $50. care Herald
SIGN. house painting and tintlng. best
work. lowest prices Jose FuenteA 5ol s.
Oregon St. Ph. 10. evenings so2s.
CASH for Service oil stock. Advice Us num-
Der Of shares and price address 1s7.
care Herald.
FOR sALE-Good small business. cheap
rent. good location j dy not strong enough
for work See Manager City Market
FOR SALE-DruE store doing good bust
ness. good location Address J I care
Herald
FOR SALE-"Parlor Barber Shop old
stand. next door TO post office. cheap rent;
doing a good business. Ed Martin. Ala
mogordo. \. n
IF YOU HAVE 5000 cash viii show you
how to make 5000 per year with Il. no
humbug. call in person with your ere
deutials. 900 Trust Bldg.
WELL located paying cafe IN Eood rail
road town. santa Fe shopsi II you want
money maker you had best not wait; can
make terms 10 right party. Lobby Cafe.
East Las Vegas. y II.
TENEMENT IS PERCENT INVESTsTENr.
Now IS the time TO buy. see Lee Newman.
Tenement Specialist. Phi 1904
9o5 s e Paso St
DRUG STOCK N ANTHONY. \. M.-Priu-
clpally standard patents and sundries. S70os
fixtures. Sis. Good opening. cheap rent.
Only drug store between FL Paso and Las
Cruces Act promptly Address box s.
Anthony. New Mexico.
WILL SELL for one-third Of actual value
half interest in established auto business
70 man who viii put $4,000 to $4,000 into
the business money viii be well secured
and earn large returns; wish TO enlarge
business and make this inducement in or
der to get more capital. p. o. box II. e
Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27

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LARGE furnished house a. zZ3 Detroit
Phi 6521 after $50. key next door
By FIRST-smau frame cottage. sleeping
porch. near Fl Boulevard Station. Grand
view. no boys. no tuberculosis. references
Phi. 5065J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27
Ell PAso OIL STOCKS

Actual bids and offers for private sale
furnished by J. s Curtiss & Co. Security
Bank buildinEs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-27

Help Wanied-Male
WANTED-A capable dairyman. give quail
cation and references P o. Box lo45.
MAN TO HANDLE shipping and delivery
department for large wholesale and retail
business, must speak some Spanish. also Be
familiar with city: reference required Ad-
dress II %. care Herald
YOUNG MEN-Mechanics. clerks. book
keepers. stenographers. salesmen. drafts
men, railroad men. farmers. surveyors.
helpers. cooks. laborers. can secure per
manent employment through the 2 81. c
A Employment Departments only men
wanted who wish 70 work. loafers and
finaters stay away See M Wheeler
WANTED
Good men 10 represent the Missouri state
Life ms Co, OF St Louis. No. IN Pecos.
Toyah. Sierra Blanca. Alpine. Fl Stock
ton ard Preside. Tex also IN Silver City.
Deming. Lo-dsburs. n n. top notch con-
tracts
LEO R. sCHUSTER. GENERAL AGENT
So Mills Bldg e Pasn. Tex.