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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
ENTIRE FAMILY SUES OIL
COMPANIES FOR 81. OOO. 900

Tucson. Ariz-. Oct 14.-Suit for 81
100000 damages has been filed in the
federal court BY H E. Stock against
o. ii. Shoups the Success OIL company
OF Montana. the Economy oil com
pany Of Montana. the Success oil
company Of Colorado, the Economy on
company OF Colorado. the Midwest Oil
company Of Arizona, the Blue Stone
OIL company Of Arizona. the Gre cent
oil company OF Arizona. the Filshugh
OIL company Of Wyoming. the Barba-
dos OIL company OF Arizona. the Cali
fornia OIL company Of California. Lee
Champion, kari C. Schuyler, Reed In
vestment company OF Colorado and
Warren +. Schuyler, OF Colorado.
The plaintiff. with a host Of his
sons, daughters. wife and sonsinlaW.
according TO the complaint. located
the first claims in what IS now known
as the salt creek oil district OF wy
oming- The defendants are alleged.
through a series OF alleged frauds and
conspiracies. TO have defrauded all
the locztors OF their rights, title and
interest in the property now produc-
ing oil The plaintiff sues under the
power Of attorney Of all the other To-
Gators
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
4 Free AnpIane Ride
To Al Who Buu Shoes

Fargo, n D., Oct 1A.-"Buy some
shoes and get an airplane ride free. %
This advertisement by a Fargo mer-
chant startled the state.
Farmers who a few years ago were
but eking out an existence and whose
fields this year are turning out a
golden stream OF wealth, put aside
farm implements. poked tired feet
into Sunday boots and started for
town
There was no catch 10 the offer.
There stood Dan Allison. Live Wire
Dannie," as he Is called. pacing the
entrance OF his shoe store. step
right in. gentlemen Buy shoes for
the family for the coming year. The
plane awaits you A free ride with
every $50 worth"
A few minutes later Lieut.. E. AK
berg was plunging The nose OF his new
plane through the clouds, the gasps
OF his rural companion being lost in
the roar Of the motor. one after an
other, the farmers upon whom pros
perity has been smiling. partly be-
cause OF climatic conditions and
largely through the new state laws
which have given them aid. climbed
into The plane and saw their country
from an entirely new slant
The novel advertising scheme OF
Live Wire Danaie" proved a huge
success. Next time III have more
planes" sighed Dannie, as he piled
empty shoe boxes to the rear Of his
little store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
COMPANIES GIVEN HEARINGS
BEFORE STATE COMMISSION

Phoenix. Ariz-. Oct 14.-After- con-
Quoting three hearings for the Ari-
zona corporation commission in Pres
colt. commissioner David F. Johnson
returned from that city today.
The first hearing was on appEca-
ton by the Prescott Gas and Electric
company for authority to issue bonds
in the sum OF $4,000 10 replace funds
taken from the company's treasury
for additions 70 the service
The second was on application BY
the Arizona Power company, supply
ing mines and other large consumers
Of power. for permission 20 place in
effect new service rules regarding eI-
tensions OF service
The third was an application by L
". Kelly for a certificate Of conven-
ience and necessity TO operate
freight and passenger motor stage
line on the new Prescort-Jer ome
highway. Protest was made by the
Arizona Bus company, already ope-
rating under certificate, that the
route did not afford sufficient patron
age for two lines. Testimony 20 that
effect was introduced at the hearing.
Commissioner Johnson called on the
company 20 file a statement showing
operating expenses for the last two
months, together with loads carried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
MONEY
PUTS PRICE OF
STOCKS

New York, Oct 14.-Traders shift
ed 10 the long account in the stock
market today. basing their more
hopeful views on the absence Of
threatened money disturbances. sales
appropriated 100000 shares.
SteelE, equipments. oils. coppers and to-
haccos we're prominent features a. the
Gull and irregular opening. rails repre-
sentinE the weaker shares RepSblic
troleum, American Smelling. Goodrich and
Tobacco Products made small gains
Nickel Plate. one Of yesterdays strong
est features lost I point and ST. Paul re-
acted a large fraction Exchange on Lon
don and continental Europe easec slightly
Indifference manifested by trades to-
ward the firmer trend OF the money mar
l1et Indicated q transfer OF speculative In
terest 10 the long ascount- call loans
opened at g percent. the highest initial
quotations in many weeks but favorite
stocks continued 70 advance Motors. oils.
equipments and sugars registered small
gains. while Delaware. LackaWana e
western was conspicuous at a s point ad-
vance
Ons and equipments yielded to pres
sure at midday. Reactions OF j 10 PA
can international. Mexican and Pan
American Petroleurna and Houston OIL
Rails and industrials eased sympathefi-
calIy. but Reading and Baldwin Locouo-
tive held around best prices q the morn
ms.
steeIs equipments. motors and Junior
rails were prominent Issues. closing strong I
Liberty bonds closed: SIS. $3.50 first /
IS. sS9-30s second g., $3.50; first 4As, I
$3.50; second 4As, sss-14: third AS f.
s90.54; fourth AXIS, sse-1s; Victory ass.
s96.00- Victory AS $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
NEW MEXICO COWMEN SUGGEST
GUARDS FOR ARIZONA BORDER

Phoenix. ARK, Oct 14.-The Ari-
iona livestock sanitary board at its
next meeting viii consider a proposal
by the New Mexico cattle sanitary
board that New Mexico and Arizona
station inspectors along the state
boundary TO prevent the crossing Of
the livestock without Inspection, mem
bers o. the Arizona board said today.
The New Mexico board. in making
the proposal, suggested that four in
spectOrs be used and the expense
shared equally by the states It was
pointed out that a similar arrange
ment Is IN existence between New
Mexico and Colorado.
According 70 the New Mexico board.
numerous complaints have been filed
regarding cattle alleged 20 have been
driven across the state line without
inspection. Reported peddling Of beef
in Spriugerville and St. Johns, Ark,
and IN Reserve, Quemado and Luna
valley, New Mexico was also men
toned
Secretary Ed. W. Stephens Of the
Arizona board said that while he ap-
preciatsd the value Of the additional
protection proposed the boards pay
sol was now up 20 5000 a month,
with 20 inspectors employed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

LAlaaHH. AaAHaNa44laa AAuaaa
Chicago. i'll. Oct 1f.-Cattle-Recsipt
1Lfo1s market SLOW. Early steer sales
steady 60 strong bulk good and choice.
s1E5o 81s-0os Sutcher cows, f5-50G1o-50,
steady; cannerE SAYS PASS; bologna bulls.
$500 s.T5: calves weak 70 shade lower;
choice Ve1lers- mostly $3.50 1907
grassy calves. fe.50G11-50s Etoclzers and
feeders. STEADY receipts. westerns, 1905
HoEs-RecaiptE 5000. market active
mostly steady With yesterdays average
Top. s15-6os bulk light and butcher
$3.50 G15G0s bulk packing soWa &lA-1u
CLASS. pigs. strong 20 higher
Shsep-Beceipts, 1900; best fat sheep
and lambs opening steady other grades
SLOW and lower TOP native lambs 70 city
butchers, s12.4os bulk, f11-00 G 100; choice
Westerns late yesterday, f15-ooi Fat ewes
s7-T5- bulk $500 5.l5s feeders. STEADY
Fort worth. Livestock. Ciose-
Port Worth. Tex, Oct 1A.-Cattle-t-a-
ceiuts G511- market e5 20 45c lower
Beares, g6.ooG1oo9s EtoclzsrE s5-oo9 500;
cows oGeoos heifers, $500 500
bulls 1900 $50: calves 500 g -l-11-
EoE-Receinta 1000; market 10 % l5e
lower Heavy. s1L50 Glass; light. SASS
CISCO; medium, s14ooG so: mixed.
sr51oG14.o0- common $500 z -s-tls
pigs. s1o-o0G1loo-
shsep-Receipts none. Lambs. &5Qo9
1900 yearlinEE s5.o06s sos wethsrs,
$500 GOO; ewes. $500 42-5o5 culla %l-l'
$500; goats. $500 6E-5o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
ARIZONA MERCHANTS ELECT
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Phoenix, Ariz-. Oct 14.-Esrchauts
returning today from the seco an
nual convention OF the Arizona Mer-
chants association. held Monday and
yesterday az Nogales. said officers
were elected as follows.
George +. Kilt, Tucson. PRESIDENT
Ben Rice, Phoenix. vice president; H
A. Morgan. Wilcox. treasurer Charles
Christv, Phoenix. secretary
The board Of directors chosen ft
was announced. includes: =. Riley.
AJO; B Mailer. Benson: Ben Eranken-
berg, Bisbees E n Williams. Clifton
]. H wilkins. Casa Grande; J. Levy.
Douglas Frank keat, Flagstaff. z. S
Martin. Indian Wells: =. ". Chuds.
Mammoth: 7. J. Lesson. McNeal; O. s.
Stapley. Mesa; L J. owen, Morenci;
L h Westering. Prescott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Secrets Of The
MoDies ReUedI,d

n Wat Is tie one gh,ng that the
". paOtopIay wriler must be F.bIe
TO dof
A. r., must have The ability to
visualize Because photoplays are
stories told in action, It requires in
tensely vivid Imagination, as every &C
ton must be visualized by TIE author
VINO tries 70 tell his story in photo
play FORM In other words the author
must be able 20 see the action IN
every word that he writes and his
story must be such that Il can be In
terpreted By means Of action
O. Where was Harold LLOYD born
the movlesf
A. He was born IN Nebraska IN
1888. Before becoming q movie star
he was a physical culture director.
G. How does king FidOr pronounce
HIS numeg
A. Il IS pronounced "V-Door."
g. What two screen eeIebrffleH died
during the influenza epidemic.
A. Harold Lockwood and director
Joseph kaufman. who was the hus-
band OF Ethel Clayton.
@. In what picture did HIndre
Kennedy make her film debuff
A Margaret Esyo's play. Baby
Nine was MadEe's first picture. She
had the unusual experience OF being
starred In her first screen appearance
Her most popular stage plays were
Fair and Warmer" and Twin Beds"
A recent suit by Madge revealed the
fact that she was paid a salary OF
$500 a week by GoldWyu-- Copyright.
1920, Thompson Feature Service.
What e. the difference IN the
makeup for men and women In the
mOFfesf Look for the answer to
this question in fomorroFF'a De
uurtmcnf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
MANY COTTON PICKERS ARE
NEEDED THROUGH WEST TEXAs

Stamford. Tex. oct 14.-Unemploy-
ment IN west Texas IS a uoneutity, as
farmers by the thousands send IN their
appeals TO the West Texas chamber OF
Thousands OF laborers have been at
tracted TO west Texas IN the last few
weeks by this organization, but the
crop was so large and opened 50
quickly after the siege Of rainl that
now il Is IN the lap Of the entire land
Insistent calls have been received
from Midland and Rule for scores Of
pickers- The price being paid e from
$3.50 TO 50 per hundred, with housing.
water, COW and fuel Inducements.
Other towns which are shy on pickers
are Stamford. Haskell. Spur, Lenders,
Arson, Abilene. BallinEer, Winters,
sweetwauer, Big Spring, Post and
Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
CONTRACT Is AWARDED FOR
BRIDGE OVER HASSAYAAlPA

Phoenix. Ariz-, Oct IA contract
for the construction OF steel super
structure for a bridge over the Hasa
yampa river was awarded by the state
highway department yesterday TO an
Omaha contracting firm IN the sum
Of S26.057. Seven bids were submitted
The state VIII build the piers and con-
crete floor OF the structure
While the department had originally
Intended to make the bridge in the
form Of two 100-foot trussss, the
flood which swept down the river last
August demonstrated the need for q
third span, according TO department
officials, and il was included IN the
specifications, The grade was raised
three feet in order 70 provide more
waterway. The state Will begin work
on its part OF the bridge as soon as
material can be assembled. according
TO rFitz II. Holmquist. assistant state
engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
TEXAN WOULD SELL SNAKE
BITE REMEDY" IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Ark, Oct Il. - can a
snake bite remedy" containing IS per
cent alcohol be shipped into Arlzona2
The question was referred yesterday
by state auditor Jesse L. Boyce 70 at
torney general Wiley E Jones for an
opinion Il came from a banker Of
Seguin. Texas, who addressed auditor
Boyce, officials said. In the latter's
capacity OF superintendent Of state
banks A portion OF the request, as
made public follows:
-Wiu you kindly send me ali rules
and regulations concerning the manu-
fscture OF medicine or the shipping Of
a remedy into your stste2 have on
hand @ > remedy for snake bite
which contains IS percent alcohol. but
have both state and federal permits
for the sale OF It in the state OF Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
NEW MEXICO BAPTISTS
CONVENE AT ROSWELL

Roswell, n. N. Oct 1.-The state
convention OF the New Mexico Bap-
fists association is in session. with
us delegates in attendance. These
delegates represent 10000 Baptist
members IN this state and the con
vention is one OF the greatest in the
history OF the Baptist association in
this state The address Of Welcime
vas delivered by city attorney Tom
linson Fort and by billiard e Wyatt
on behalf OF the local church The
convention VIII be IN session all week,
ad5ourning Sunday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
IDENTIFY MAN Killed ON
RANCH AS BANK ROBBER

Phoenix. Ariz. oct. 14-Positive
fdentifcation o. Manuel Garcia shot
and killed on a ranch near Tucson
Sunday when he resisted arrest as one
OF four men who robbed the Buck
eve bank four years ego has been
completed, according 20 sheriff John
MONTGOMERY Of 1Laricopa county, who
has returned from Tucson with Jesus
Garcia brother OF the dead man The
sheriff said Jesus Garcia identified
Manuel Garcia readily. Carcass
Identification, according 20 officials
accounts for two OF the bank robbers
They said they had information that
one was executed By Mexican au-
rhoritfes.
In the bank robbery a baker named
Miner was shot and killed during
pistol fight The bandits we're trailed
by q posse through the White Tank
mountains into the salt river valley
and were believed 20 have lied south
ward into Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Goods Vamp Profs.
Student Paber Saus

DERKELEX. Calf. Oct 14.-Lip
ID sticks, mobile eyes and win
ming ways have supplanted the
fountain pen, midnight oil lamps
and text books and California
girls. noted for their beauty. are
winning their class marks at the
University o. California with these
substitutes.
Thus charges the Daily Califor-
MA. the student paper at the biz
school The paper declares that
certain Of our unbearded fnstruo-
tors are still susceptible to femi-
nine charms" and adds that the
co-edss the sorority sisters. are
aware Of this fact. And because
or their famed beauty the Cali
1ornia girls are easily winning
their degrees. The student uaDer
has opened a vigorous campaign
against the 'vampinE" OF tie
professors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
STATE BOARD IS ASKED TO
DEMAND STOCK INSPECTION

Phoenix. ARK. Oct 14.-Cooperation
IN patroling the boundary between
New Mexico and Arizona TO prevent
the crossing and recrossins Of herds
and f1oclcs without inspection was
urged In a communication received to-
day By the Arizona livestock sanitary
board from the livestock sanitary
board o New Mexico.
The New Mexico board suggested
that a patrol plan be adopted similar
to one which the board said was in
effect between New Mexico and Colo
rado. Under this plan, each state
would station inspectors along the
border and divide the expense
The Arizona board had not yet
taken up the question for considera-
ton. Il was announced. nor did Of
ficials forecast probable action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
7. A. COUZENS DIES AFTER
ILLNESS AT HOTEL DIEU

luE at 1O-35 o'clock at Hotel Dieu.
after an illness OF several weeks with
typhoid fever. 1Ir. Couzens was born
in Buffalo, n. =. He IS survived By
rfs mother. Airs. ". Mcdonald, 33o9
Tularosa street and by q nephew, Ed
mund Dryer, who lives in Chicago
Mr.. Couzens came TO this city about
seven years ago and since coming
here he has been prominent both IN
business and social circles OF the
city. 1Ir. Couzens was q member OF
the University club, the Elks and
knights Of Columbus. Arrangements
Tor his funeral viii be made on ar
rival Of 1Ir. Dryer Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
GRAINS SLUMP
AFTER MAKING
GOODADVANCE

Chicago. Ill. Oct. 1E.-General buy
ing. partly on seaboard account.
turned the wheat market upward to-
DAY after depression at the opening.
Open quotations. which varied from
unchanged figures 10 1sfc lower. with
December s2-085E to s2-09k and
March S2-0431 20 s2.05. we're followed
hy g moderate setback and then by
en- ascent 20 well above yesterday
finish
Later the market weakened decid-
edly and the close was nervous, rs
70 z32c net lower. with December
sz-9Iet 70 SOS and March S2.03lz to
In corn there was persistent buy
ing after opening unchanged to &c
lower. with December $50 10 86zc
the market scored slight gains.
Aggressive selling led to a decline.
The close was unsettled. e c net low
or TO 24zc advance, with December
az 867 20 s6#c
oats hardened with other grain.
starting a shade TO z q sc off. De-
cember SC 20 561tc and then making
an advance.
Provisions we're strengthened by
forecasts that the warehouse state
ment November 4 would show a biz
decrease in stocks Of lard and meats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
MAI. ". G. MULLER TO co
TO CAMP BENNlIG, GA.

3IaJ. y. G. Muller. adiutant and
educational and recreational officer at
Fort Bliss, has been ordered TO the in
fautrF training school at Camp Ben
ming. Ca, for a years instruction. He
win leave sunday
MAJ Muller has been ad1utaut- Of
the district and OF the post since Sep
TENDER 1913 He came TO Fl Paso from
Camp Lewis. wash
E-si. Muller win be relieved as adj
5utant By Lieut. Col Theodore B.
Taylor, formerly adjutant Of the It'll
division.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
MONEY AND METALS

10y Aea0lAA-EA EEaaaa-I
New York. Oct 14--Prius mercantile
raper. unchanged Exchange, easy Ster-
ling demand. s14sA. cables. s5-fs.
Time loans steady, unchanged.
Call money strong; high, 10: low. g;
ruling rate. 2; closing BID g. offered at
10. last loan. 10.
Bar silver domestic. unchanged; foreign,
e5E &c
Mexican dollars. 65A C.
Copper nominal; producers not quoting.
small sales OF electroiytio reported IN the
open trade around II.
Iron and anumonys UNCHANGED. Tin
weak spot and nearby s5s.oos futures
s4n9o:
Lead. easy; spot. sT.90Gz5o.
Zinc, easy: East St Louis spot, $3.50 Q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Kansas City Cash Wheat. Close
Kansas City. no.. oct 14.-Cash wheat
2 70 8 cents lower no hard. s2-0s Gals;
No- 2, s215: Ne 7 red. 1891. no. 2, fl25.
Com-UuchanEed 20 . cents higher. NO.
mixed. 95cs No 9. 90892o: no. 2 white.
e49e6cs No 8, e4ci No. yellow, s1o39
los: No. 8 fL0L
oats-12 cents lower; No ? white. 5se;
no mixed 55c.
Rys-l164
RsfHr and 1--no n,sizs-sLsoa Ls7.
Hay-uuchanred-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
PRESSURE ON
COPPERS KEEPS
PRICES DOWN

Continued high rate for call money
had the effect Of keeping trading 70
a small scale, and price movements
were irregular. according to J. s.
Curtiss g. Co., Security Bank building
The rails continued TO display a
strong tone. with small gains being
recorded in practically all the trans
portation issues.
Oils and specialize showed little
change, while in some Of the indus
trials gains Of a point were recorded
The cOppers appeared TO continue
under pressure. with losses OF about
half a point being recorded in several
Of these companies.
The opening renewal rate for call
money was 9 percent.
sales for the first two hours
totaled $4,000 shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

OF COTTON IS
1851 BALES

Washington. d. c. Oct 14.-Cotton
consumed during September amounted
70 45l,641 running bales OF lint and
51,l2l bales of linters. the census
bureau announced today
Consumption in September last year
was 4el,069 bales OF lint and 23,1s2
OF llnters
Cotton on hand September so in
consuming establishments amounted
TO 907.38S bales OF lint and 256.565
bales Of linters. compared with L.
067,970 OF lint and 251.1O2 Of linters
on September 80 last year; in public
storage and at congresses 2792.152
bales OF lint and 3f1.975 Of linters.
compared with 2,502,507 OF lint and
227.1S5 OF linterE-
Imports during September were
2o,004 bales. compared with 54,3f2
a year ago
Experts were a2s.Oss bales inelud-
ing l445 bales OF linters. compared
with 226,594 bales. including 3.6S3
Of lnters in September a year ago.
Cotton spindles active during Sep
TENDER numbered 34.O4O.S06 COM
pared with 54,e19,s91 in September a
year ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
PHOENIX MAY ABOLISH
CITY COLLECTORS JOB

Phoenix. Ark, Oct 1.-THE city
commission OF Phoenix yesterday took
under adVisement a communication
from the Maricopa county real estate
board. urging that the office OF city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
ARTILLERYBIEN GIVE WATCH
TO RETIRING COMMANDER

Col. Henry L. Newbold, retiring
commander Of the send field artillery
AZ Fort Bliss, was presented with a
gold zasch and fob Wednesday night
By the enlisted men Of the regiment
col Newbald VIII BE succeeded in
command by the present major, Albert
s. FueEGr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
NEW SCHOOL ESTABLISHED
FOR MEN m EIGHTH CORPS

The Corps Machine Gun school at
Fort Bliss IS TO b superseded NO
vember I By the establishment O. the
fEhth corps area school az Camp
Stanley. The purpose Of the school
IS 20 train selected students and non
commissioned officers, who VIII in
turn rtain their companies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
Ell PASO OILS


Chicago Grain. Clors-
Theat-Dec-. s2.07st March. g103iE.
Coru-Dec-, sfec; Nay. 20Hc-
Oats-Dec. 56c. May. 60Mc
Chicago ProTiEionss CIose-
Fork-OcL, El2-50; Nov. $3.50
Lard-Nov., g20.15s Jan, s1z.s1.
Ribs-Oct-, s17-25s Jan. s15.45.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago, III, Oct 14.-Butter-hishe
creamery. 400 54iEc-
EEgs-Unehangsd; receipts. 4eff cases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

Lady Montague and Nettie Adler
Jewesses. have been appointed city
magistrates OF the Greater City of
London
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

THEN GOES TO
HIGHER LEVEL

New Orleans. Ia. Oct. 1A.-Poor ca
hles, continued good weather over
the belt and unfavorable reports con-
corning the coal strike situation in
England caused declines Of % TO 81
points around the opening Of the cot
ton market today. but heavy short
covering started on prospects OF bad
weather for the belt and at the end
OF the first hour OF business prices
were 20 20 "a points higher than the
close or yesterday. December first
traded down 70 1928 and then react
ed 20 1886
Opening bids. Oct. 1898: Dec.
1925; jan 1888: March, 1855; May,
1851 g.. steady.
Ihe census bureau report Of 457.54
bales or cotton consumed IN this country
during September was called bearish. but
lt caused only temporary declines. after
which the market moved strongly upward
weather for a good part OF the cotton
region In the trading UP 20 II o'clock
December traded as high as 2o-2sc with
the active months touching Sc 90 a points
over the final prices OF yesterday
spot cotton. steady and unchanged.
sales on the spot, 1927 bales: 70 arrive.
2l68 bales Low middliuE, 1A25cs mid
ding. 2o-75c; good middlinE, 2Z75c; re-
ceiptE. 1850 bales; stock. 22s.114 bales.
The market did not hold ven around
the noon hour. but large exports for the
day, f5.555 bales, against $3.50 this day
last year nnally caused a bettar feeling
Toward the end the more active months
were 50 20 so points over yesterdays close
advance Of Is 10 As points October. high,
70.50c: low. 1850. close, zo.6oc- Deem
Der, high. 21.2gc; low, 1899; close, 1890
January. high, 1880; low, 1S-9Scs close.
Nay. high 1e.foci low. 1&T5es close,
1866
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14

Women Jurors who have just served
at the Bristol, England, sessions for
the first time in England, were. con-
sell