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Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs
Knickerbocker
 Apartments

FOR RENT-HIGH CLASS APARpe
 MENT. STRICTLY MODERN. YEArt- LY LEASE ONLY. s100 PER MONTH. ADULTS ONLY. PHONE 3372. if
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
NAVAL MOVEMENTS

UNITED States Pacific FIeet-l
Cleveland-Arrived Amapaia. August s.
Central American duty.
Crane-Arrived San Diego, August 8;
70 base
FuIer-Arrivsd san Diego. August s;
10 base.
HenshaW-Arrived Port Townsend. Aug.
8: en- route Bremertou-
KinEflsher-For Hampton Roads. Aug.
9, for san Diego via Cristobal with oil
barge No. -
LapWing-From Hampton Roads. Aug
9. for san Diego; via Cristobal with coal
barge No. z97.
8loody-Arrived Bsrinshani. August s.
en- route Bremertou-
orion-Arrived san Pedro. August 8: en-
route East Coast
Owl-Frorn Hampton Roads August 2.
for Cristobal; with coal barEes No. sos
and 70s.
saHderiing-Arrived Norfolk. August 3;
for repairs
sineiair-Arrivsd Prince Rupert. August
s. Alaskan cruise
sOmeEs-AFrived Mare Island. August 8;
soaOms-From san Pedro. August 3. for
Monterey.
stoddert-For Mare Island. August 2. FOR
Ssusaiitos for fuel
Vulcan-Arrived Balboa. August .. en-
route east coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

LIVESTOCK MARKETS

~--Aa-HA AANlElulILs lose
CnicaEo- H. aug. 17.=Cu- s Bureau
o. q, Markets )-Cattle-Reoeipts 10000.
Snolce steers steady others very drarrv.
y. elos s-9oil weak Early TOP. sls-T5: rood
lSSnqlnE lower Ss-5o014.5o; good and
ehoiee cows -75G1250: Gamers and
Clueras S1-u0 . 6.z5i slow gtea dy. medium
s5aees onll: bologna bulls draEgy. $3.50
q t;sus veal calves uneven. early sales to
butchers strong. mostly sI5.00115.50 Tor
enoiee; packers bidding lower: stockers
Hogs-Receipts 20. ooo. Market mostly
10 to Is c. higher than yester5sv avers-e
early tor. $500; bulk light and butchers.
s.o-s9 2 -a-uoi bulk packing soWs. s145oG
1850 pigs. strong TO higher.
sheeD-Receipts 1900 Natives about
steady. lambs. sI225 down to pacicers-
fat ewes. largely 800 R7.50: wethers slow.
good Idaho lambs. s1265, good Montana
Wethers. bid SI-75; feeders quiet
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No. Aug. 17-U. S. Bu-
rsau Of Markets -Cattls-Recsipts, H.
700 Beef steers steady to weak Ton
$50; other sales. t1o.oo01s-75: bulls
cows, $500: choice natives 5000: BUZZ
Fealers, glLoo G12.oo; top, $3.50
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market 10 70 he
nigner- TOPS. sl5-65; bulk. light and
I1eei1Iris 1880 q 1855; bulk heavy, SASS
shsep-ReeeiptE $500. Market active
ana steady No choice western lambs offer
ed Lambs $500. feeding lambs, sll.Ts.
Denver livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. AuE- 17--Cattle receipts
500 Market steady. Best steers. 5000
100; cows and heiferz. ss.ooeG50: stock
G1L00.
Hogs-Reeeipts 800. Market steady. Tor
1875; bulk. g1f.55 G15Bo.
sheep-Recefpts 5000. Market zfeadv
lambs. s10.00a 11-50: feeder laris. 5000
1925; ewes. S5.50G60o.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Eort Worth. Tex. Aug. 7.-(Honday.l-
Cattle. Receipts. 45OO. MARKET gfsss--
Beeves s7-soG11.s5; stoclzers. Fss-saaS IS.
COWS $500 @ $50; heifers. $500 $3.50: bulls
s4.0o $50; calves s3.5G9s.25
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market advanced
10 % 15c Heavy. g15.50G15.7s: light,
sl5-l5 Q 1885; medium. $500 cisco; mix
cd. $500 400; common, gI20oGIa.OO.
Lambs. s10.00eIs.o0: yezrIinrs- ss.66a
1e.90; wethers. $500 $3.50: ewes. $1,000
$50; culis, s4oo95.oo; goats. ssoeG5.e5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
GRAIN DEMANDS
STEADY PRICES

Chicago. Ill. Aug. 17-Reports OF a
liberal export business yesterday
firmed up wheat prices quickly today,
after opening 1c lower TO i c higher.
with Dec. 1896 TO SASSY and March
S2.s7
Wheat prices hardened later be-
cause Of the export business reported
with Sweden, Germany and Holland
yesterday. This caused considerable
exchanging Of futures, which sent the
market upward. the close being strong
and near the high point Of the day,
prices ranging from 1%c 10 exc
higher at the finish. with Dec. being
sz.5SH to SASSY and March s2.4O5t
Fair buying OF December corn by
several strong commission houses
since the reduction in the visible
small receipts and a need Of rain In
some sections were bullish influences
which strengthened that cereal today.
FIRST quotations ranged from sc
lower to Il higher, with Sept. S145st
to SL46 and Dec s1.2s to si.2sK, but
finish.
Corn prices averaged higher. Cue to
scattered commission house and lobby
buying. but the best prices were not
maintained. This was due TO profit
taxing and selling on the improved
SITUATION IN Poland Closing quota
lions, however, were strong, showing
Z net gain OF &c to 2Ec, with Sent
st-s6 : 10 $l4Sz and Dec. SIPS to
Oats opened &c to &c lower. with
sept os5ze TO 6SSs and Dec. 6sKc to
% &c, The market strengthening.
FroFlslons were easy at the start
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
MARKET
IS STILL dull

New York, Aug. 17.-Professional
shorts dominated the stock market
again today, their enlarged opera
lions being influenced mainly by con
ditions in easted Europe. sales ap-
proximated 100000 shares. The clos
ing was weak.
snort1 were less aggressive az the OPEN
ing Of the market, overnight advices from
abroad making that element more eau
tlous- Pronounced firmness was shown By
The independent steels and high grade
chemicals. textiles and moter specialties
were higher by large fractions 20 a point
Among rails. the feature was St Louis e.
southwsstsrn preferred which was 3.
The entire list improved within the flrst
haI hour under lead OF Royal Dutch,
American Ship and Commerce. Crucible
and Vanadium Steeis.
The early rally was generally maintained
or extended during the first hour, save
for further weakness OF low priced motors
and kindred issues Heaviness was shown
by TIE Firrinia-Carclina Chemical Co.
Coco Cola and Chino Copper. while Stand
ard OIL preferred OF New Jersey fell 19
points 70 $50. A point rise IN Delaware.
Laczawanna & Western suggested further
and Junior rails. including Baltimore &
Ohio New Haven. Missouri Pacific and
Texas Pacific were fractionally higher
An irregular reversal ensued before noon
however when selling OF oils and equip
meuts was resumed Call money again
opened At Z percent and exchange on Lon
don vas steady.
liberty bonds closed; s15s. 5000: first
As. $3.50; second IS, ssA2o: first SIS.
fsAfss second AIS, $780, third sEs
Ss7-5s fourth as ssf.66: Victory sEs
1854; Victory g. Is, 915-54-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
SALESMANSHIP CLUB TO
HAVE A MYSTERY" NIGHT

six-thirty this evening IS the hour
Tor members OF the Salesmanship club
and their wives and sweethearts to
gather at the chamber Of commerce
1or the Mystery Night" celebration.
Ray Shelton, president. and Mrs.
shelton viii head the receiving line
and lead the grand march to the base
ment for dinner. After the dinner
ana the program they will lead an
other grand march back to the main
floor, where there will be a dance.
Norman Walker is general chair
man OF the ceremonies. ". c. Hep
burn VIII be in charge OF the souve-
Mrs Robert Mullin viii have charge
OF the selling demonstrations. r. B.
Iwyman viii do the decorating. Lee
Burdick will have charge Of floors
and arrangements. J. ". Biggy viii
be boss OF the lights and lanterns
James Quinn viii father the enter
tainment- Tex" Griffin will have
charge OF the music and Mrs. Kate
Rives viii serve the dinner.
Plans are being made for zoo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
N. 2. LISTED STOCKS.
MONEY AND METALs
lBy ne Ass0ciated Pre-

fBy the Associated PrenE1
New york Aug 1T.-Mercantiis paper
unchanged
Exchange. irregular
Sterling demand, s5.e4; cables. ss.sfE.
New York exchange on Montreal, 11S
Percent discount.
Time loans. strong and unchanged
Call money steady. High. 6; low. :; rul-
ing rate. closing bid. z; offered a. 8;
last loan. g.
Bar silver. domestic. unchanged; foreign.
fTa
Mexican dollars, 74Hc.
Copper steady and unchanged.
Iron. firm and unchanged
III. steady sret and Sept $500; later.
Anthony. unchanged.
Lead, firm and unchanged.
zinc, firm spot East St Louis deliv-
sry. $500 7z.11
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. Aug. 1T.-ouotations On
the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows
Spot copper. $50. y. I'd
ElecrrulTtic. unchanged.
Tin. E7f. It's. Sd
Lad. E5s, us So
zinc. f41, rs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
PRICES
DROP FRACTION

Although the opening renewal rate
for demand money was percent,
there was a general expectancy on
the part OF the street" that there
would be an increase in rates due to
expected heavy government with
drawals. This produced some selling
OF the market and on extremely light
trading stocks declined with the larg-
est losses recorded IN the specialties.
In the coppers Anaconda. Keunecott
and Utah we're down Is and Chino
was down II
Losses in the steels were l point
in United States steel common I1k
in Republic steel and ~ in Crucible
with losses Of ? and 3 points in the
Equipment issues.
The rails were fractionally lower.
In the oils. Mexican petroleum
showed a decline OF 45-4 points. Pan
American , II.
Sales for the first three hours
z63, 900 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
PROBATION OFFICER WANTS
HOME FOR OKLAHOMA BOYS

Mrs. Emma Webster. county probs-
tion officer, has two boys in her
charge who are able to work and
when she wishes 10 place Hsome-
where" in FL Paso.
The boys are Billie Wendell. 10
years old and George Jones. IA years
old. When apprehended 10 days ago.
they said their homes were in Tulsa,
Okla Each declared he left home
'.just 10 look around the country" and
had been gone nine weeks They
thir families lived. but Investigation
failed TO locate their relatives. Mrs
Webster viii confer with local scout
organizations in an effort to provide
work for them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
COMMERCIAL BODIES BEAT
DEPOT CLOSING PROPOSAL

Through the efforts OF the FL Paso
chamber OF commerce and other
chambers and traffic bureaus over
the country the recent proposal Of
the American Railway association 10
close all freight depots three days
week to less than carload shipments
has been defeated. The railway asso-
citation proposed that as an alterna-
tive to closing freight depots three
days a week that the old sailing day
plan that caused so much trouble
during the war be returned TO.
At the chamber Of commerce Il was
said Tuesday that the associations
idea was to conserve equipment by
desi grating three days OF the week
as days on which 10 accept small
freight shipments from local mer-
chants. Carload shipments would be
accepted and forwarded just the same
as usual The three-day plan would
not work. a Q. Tadlock said, for the
reason that II would result in an
overlooking Of cars. In other words,
three cars could not take the place
OF six.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
MORRIS TO COAST TO BUY
OIL FOR T. &P. LOCOMOTIVES

c G. Norris. road foreman OF en-
Eines for the Texas & Pacific rail-
road. left Tuesday on a trip through
the California oil fields TO make ar
70 burn on engines used on the Texas
& Pacific roads. The railroad re-
Gently converted their engines into oil
burners.
The railroad. according to lrr
Morris. will soon make some extern
sive improvements in their yards and
shops.
Mrs Norris accompanied lIr. Morris
On the trip. She viii visit friends
and relatives on the coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
Legal Nodees


By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April
Is, 1917. executed by 4. s. Bean TO J. D.
Steakleys as trustee. for First National
Bank Of Eilleen. Texas. 10 secure seven
notes therein described. conveying sections
? and 3 IN block A and section 25 in block
40 Of Public School land surveys OF FL Paso
County, Texas which deed Of trust Is re-
corded in deed OF trust records OF e Paso
County. Texas. in book 100 page 81. I.
II. z Monteith as substitute trustee IN the
place OF said J. D. Steakley, will sell said
lands at trustees sale at court house door
Of Fl Paso County, Texas. in City OF e
Paso. on Tuesday. September It'll. 1890.
between hours Of 10 a. m and p m at
public sale to highest bidder for cash.
because default has been made IN ray
meut Of principal and interest on said
notes and 7 have been requested 50 10 de
by the holder thereof This Aux Il. 1890.
~ z. MONTETTH.
snh.Lllula -r--.ta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close.
Wheat-Dec, 2-sSH: March. s240H.
Sorn-sept-s sl4sh; Dec, s12s.
Oals-sept. IS Z c. Dec, SEC
JhicaEo Provisions. Close
Pork-Sept. s2Lso. Oct, s25s5.
4-ard-Sept-s s1S-75. Oct s1s07
hibs-Septs s15-2Os Oct, S15.s5.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas city, No. Aug. 17.-Paclrfnr hut
ter. 1c higher. 4oc
Poultry-uncnanged
., Esgs-Flrsts, 4Sc; seconds. &c higher.
Chicago Produce. Close.
chicago m. Aug. 17.-Butter-Hieher.
Creamery. - Sc.
EgEs-Higher. Receipts, 1871 cases
50 q Sc ordinary firsts. 4ln a42iLc. A.
market, cases included. Gf5c; storsr "a
packed 1rsts. 47HG4sNc
foultry-Alive, higher; fowls. 5oRs5kc:
Potatoes-Receipts 15s cars. Market
weak. virginia cobblers. s5eOR5z0 per
oarrels Jersey cobblers. sacked. ss1oa
6z.7o. '-''
Kansas City Cash wheat. Close.
Kansas City No. Aug I7.-Cash wheat
70 &C higher; No ]. hard. s2-s5RasF-
70. hard. S2.4s6 $50: No. I Rec. safs
z.5l; No 2 Red S2.456Z50
Corn-Aarket steady to &C. higher. No.
nllHeo. s16o: No ? white. s1.s5: No.
Oats-Aiariet unchanged No. white
--seg rs; No mixed 7oc.s No. 2 Red.
Rye. s201
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
LEGION OUT TO ENROL
AL EY-SERVICE MEN

The American legion drive is on.
Starting ealy Tuesday teams head
ed by A ". Noroop spread out over
the city 10 corral every former sailor.
soldier and marine and get him to
sign NJ. The membership fee is 50.
Dues have TO be paid 10 the remain
der Of this year and 30 cents IS
charged for a button. An effort is
being made to get 5000 membes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
COTTON MARKET
STIEEENS AGAIN

New Orleans, Ia. Aug. 17.-After
hesitation on the opening call and
losing six to seven points on the near
months as the result OF poor cables.
the cotton market today rose on a
somewhat better feeling regarding
European politics and reports Of too
much rain in the belt.
At the end OF the first hour OF
business prices were q to % points
over the close OF yesterday. October
fell off 70 S2s.65 and then reacted to
$500.
Opening: October. s2s.s5: Decen-
Der, S2S.12; January. S27-s7 fiat:
March, $3.50 bid; Nay, S27-20 each
IS. steady.
Many points in the belt wired that the
crop was deterioratinE because OF too much
rain and Insect damage and the demand
increased because cf them. sending prices
- 10 81 points over the close OF yesterday.
October touched 29.10c. Later In the
morning less strength was displayed and
realizing by shorts reduced the gains Is to
% points
Spot cotton was steady 90 30 points low.
er. Sales on the spot. $40 bales: 10 arrive.
100 bales Low middlinE. 2325c. mid
ding. s4e0c: good middiinE 57-75c. Re
ceipts 1f9f; stock. 210.s56 bales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
NORMAN B. WOOD, IS YEARS
OLD. DIES IN SAN ANTONIO

Norman B. Wood. - years old, son
of John Wood. a San Antonio news
paper man, died Monday morning in
San Antonio following an operation
for appendicitis. The body wiz be
brought to FL, Paso for burial Fu-
neral service arran gements have not
yet been completed. He is survived
by his father. four brothers, John
Wood. f.. Charles Wood. Leslie Wood,
Marvin Wood and small sister, az
conduct the funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

user va lUIs "a Ken
at ga m. 18th me-
ridian tine. August
II. 1890.
Forecast
e Paso and vlci-
nifty Partly cloudy
tonight and We'd
nesday.
New Afexico- To-
cal showers tonight
or wednesday. little
change in tempera-
ture
Arizona. Fair to-
night and Wednes-
day, except possibly
showers northeast
portion wednesday;
little change IN tenn
perature.
Wee Tee DM=H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

Austin. Texas. Aug. Troop p.
Fifth cavalry. from Mckinney. Collin
county. has been awarded q $1,000
prize by Austin merchants to the
troop having the largest number OF
men IN attendance At the encampment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

The senate committees investiga-
ton into presidential campaign funds
disclosed that the cost Of politics also
has become much inflated in the
Ulited States.=FEop Lesne's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

ly cloudy tonight and wednesday.
Relative humidity in FL Paso At noon
Tuesday. was So percent temperature At
noon was "a degrees.
Precipitation last - hours Cinehes)-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

Tbs best tire and accessories
proposition IN the city. Fully es-
tablished and doing a large bust
ness with good profit. Quality o.
goods handled firstclass. and eI-
elusive Distributors FOR Arizona.
West Texas and New Mexico and
Old Mexico. We naaufzcture tire
covers. Ford tops. inner tires. ian
belts. reliners. boots. patches ard
other accessories. Our tires and
tubes fully guaranteed. command
big profits. Only a party with best
part Of cash considered For par
uculars see UT. Goodman or Mr.
Hirsch with
GOODMAN BROS. & COlIPANT.
EOS y. Stanton St. Phone 1894.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
MEXICAN PRICES

Relieving quotations are furnished on
Mexican securities by the Santa Fs Ex-
change & Commission Co. First National
Bank BIdE..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
THE WEATHER.


Q. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
Puzzle Pictures


HALLPLATERS.
THERE Is TO be a baseball game to-
day, and the Tanks are TO play
You viii see four OF the players
names shown on the bulletin board
What are their names2
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
It's 4 long lane that has no turning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
Obituaries

---~--~-~-~-~-~-~---~---
DR.. p. G. eAWFER-Deutist. formerly Of
chihuahua and Fl Paso died yesterday
morning. He Is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Addis Sawyer and an adopted son. George
Sawyer. q sister. Mrs Clona c. Thomson.
and two brothers. DR.. c. !. Sawyer and
L. H Sawyer Funeral services VIII be
held this afternoon a. 3 ,. m 5711 Ala
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
SpeciaI Nofces

--~-~---~-~-----~--->----~
SUNSHINE DINING ROOM. 407 z. Frank
lin, board. meals per day. So per week.
separate meals. soc
WHERE your dollar meets its equal. Our
prices on repair work cannot be beaten
only genuine material used
BARNErT's. 2I9 san ANTONIO ST.
HAVING released our war risk patients We
now have room for several civilian pa
tents, A Tb. specialist in charge Ma
tional sanatorium. Alamogordo. n. II
THE Fl. PASO MATTRESS MFG. co. ms
installed the most modern machinery in
the Manufacture Of mattresses OF all kinds
Our speciality Is renovating mattresses
Mattress renovatns S2-25. T1S Park 81
Phi 4I45.
NOTICE.
wish 70 announce 10 the public IN
general and most especially 10 the dental
and medical professions that after Sept
18th my dental practice will be limited 20
EXODONTIA-DENTAL ORAL SURGERY
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
DIR. NJ f. BAUCHERT.
sos-7-s Mnls Bldg. e Paso. Tex
ROoming Houses-For Sale and Rent
WASTED-To buy. small rooming house
from owner. fairly close IN. Call 1908 n
etanlon-
TO LUY Or SELL eaat rooning or apart
ment house hotel or business See Meters.
JAMES L MARI = cOMPANf; 9.
ELEVEN rooms and 5 sleeping porches.
good ivestment. BY owner. reason for sell
ing leaving town. T0s n. oregon. Pm
72s2W.
FOR sALE-By owner. II room house.
$500 cash will handle. balance sz5 per
MONTH year lease reasonable rent Al
dress z. Isl. care Herald
Downtown APARTMENT HOTEL
$500 MONTHLY INCOME
Lease and furnishings Of uptodate
apartment house with % apartments, rang
ing from one 10 five rooms each Ecsp-
tionaIly well furnished throughout Long
lease Unusually attractive monthly net
income Price $4,000 $4,000 cash. no
Information over phone
W B. Gaffney.
Central Property.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
116 Texas St Pm. 4216.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET
TRANSIENT HOTEL
II rooms making big money Long lease
cheap rent Price. $500
IS rooms, swell location. unusual cheap
rent good furniture. long lease Price
$3.50 about $1,000 cash
Il rooms. arranged in apartments Rent
only S45. Only $1,000 cash This place To-
Gated 81 East Boulevard
We have lots OF others. al sizes ana
prices
JAMES L MARI & CONIPASK-
Phone <s5e. 50f san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
Lost and Found

-~~-~-~-~-~-~~---~-~---~-
FOUND-The best transfer and storage
establishment KELLT'S TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO.. Phi. $50.
LOST-White ivory brush and comb Thurs
day morning at I. W C A. swimming
pool. reward. Pm $3.50.
lost bunch OF keys between Happer St
FL Paso Milling Co. and union station. s.
reward for return 10 E Paso Milling Co.
LOsT-OTanEe and white pointed dog an
swers to name Of Duke" LIBERAL reward.
Return to A. P Coles & Bros. 204 North
Oregon
FORD TOURING car stolen sunday eve
ming. California license No. 247-os6. en-
CINE No 1.177.24s. 1915 model liberal re-
ward for information leading to return OF
car. Phi 1881.
SO REWARD Tor infornation leading to
recovery OF white Fox Terrier. black spot
on face and over tan new 60 ,,75er
throat. has been missing weeks. Call
Lockwood. Phi $3.50 or al SIS ". Missouri.
LOST On county road north Of p Paso
Sunday, small black and white check coat
with watch and gold pocket knife Reward
what finder thinks Is right. viii be paid Il
returned 70 F. ". Campbell. Las Cruces.
y. Mex
$500 REWARD.
L0ST-One 1920 Buick passenger. black
Wheels when taken was carrying Okla
homa tag motor No. e45I07. car No.
67577s- VIII pay $500 reward for dellv-
cry OF this car within next days Phi.
26o2. K. W Lanford. Mangum. Okla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

5000 HOTEL: 800 TO $500
NET PROFIT PER MONTH.
Nicely furnished hotel in business
district. half block from San An
tonic street. consisting Of IS rooms
arranged into apartments and
rooms that net on an average OF
$500 per month clear profit This
e. the best money maker IN Il
Paso. $4,000 cash viii handle t.
Fer further particulars call
Mr. HIRSCH with
GOODMAN BROS. a CO. nc.
EOS \. stanton Phone ssal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT HOTEL
$1,000 MONTHLY INCOME
Lease and furnishings OF uptodate apart
ment house with p apartments. ranging
from one 70 five rooms each Exceptionally
we'll furnished throughout Long lease.
Unusually attractive monthly net income.
Price $4,000. $4,000 cash no Information
over phone
W r. Gaffney.
Central Property.
LEANELL q SHERMAN.
1ls Texas St Phone f226
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
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EXCLUSIVE county agency worth $500. 90
monthly 70 live salesman with car. WICK
LESS OIL ST0vE-generates gas from
petrol euu1-canuct explode. Cooks. Roasts.
Bakes. Broilss hottest fire KNOWN FOR
cooking. Does as much with ONE gallon
Of oil as any other oil stove viii with
TEN. Weighs 80 pounds. address 7 2f5.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
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PEAE-HAGEDOS UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 606-508 TEXAS. Phi
151 Private ambulance service
J. J. KAsTER q co.
10 n Campbell Street
Tells I'll and z1Z
Personal
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING.
We guarantee our work
BARNETT'S. 2l9 san ANTONIO ST.
BIILLNERY-3fme- segan. sos y. kan
sas- New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
HENRY BOYD. Tex. who 1911 and 1917
worked for the A P. Co, Coaiingo. please
write 10 old friend now in Texas Ad-
dress Box SIS. Ranger.
ANY ONE knowing the whereabouts Of
Tom Crabtree, last heard OF IN FL Paso.
Tex. about 5 feet 10 inches tall. DARK
complexion. 80 years old please notify his
sister. MIS- Robert Jordon. Wlnslow. ARR