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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
Beaver Pelts Raised
On Fam Bring High
Prices In Canada

Port Arthur Ont Dec s.-Conser-
Faron OF Wild life and the domestic
clltivation OF fur animals are being
given Ereat impetus iu Canada.
Rapid decline Of the beaver has re-
suited in establishments Of many
beaver farms one farm established
year ago by Il. C. Coles. Of Afiiton.
Prince Edward Island. has sold the
iirst pelts for from $40 70 $50 each.
In the early days the beaver was
found throughout the dominion. with
the building Of the Canadian National
railway across the prairie provinces
TIE beaver was driven to the wiids.
@oW the gun and the trap have so
uepletea the numbers that it is esti-
mated the animal will soon follow
the buffalo into virtual oblivion un-
less the beaver farming movement
continues q grow. II IS now being
given every encouraEement
Trapping OF the beaver has always
been profitable pursuit because Of
prices for the FUR, which are expected
90 remain high
The beaver was early recognized as
typically emblematic OF Canada and
has found a permanent memorial on
the national insignia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
ABANDON HUNT
FOR KIDNAPPED
BOY IN ARIZONA

Prescott. Ariz., Dec 5.-The sheriff g
office has announced abandonment Of
search for three men, said by Dr.
Franklin j. Barrett 10 have kidnapped
Barrett. at Drake. 90 miles north Of
here December 9. The authorities
said Dr. Barrett notified them Sunday
that the child had been awarded to
him By a New York divorce court. but
had been taken to Los Angeles. calf
where AIRS. Barrett lives. and that he
had secured custody Of the child again
and had come TO Arizona. hoping to
avoid further trouble Employees Of a
lime company at Drake told officials
three strangers had arrived in camp
about Deem Der ! and Mexican told
OF having seen one Of them leave with
the boy. Dr Barrett said. according
to the authorities, that he had traced
the party and was following IL to
California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
ARIZONAFACES
BIG TAX RAISE,
is FORECAST

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec 8.-Added trihu-
lation is 70 come 20 the ordinary tax
payers OF Arizona. where half the
taxes at present are paid by the min
4 ing companies. their assessments be-
ing based mainly upon profits These
earnings are checked on periods Of
five years each. a provision instituted
TO avoid fluctuations Of the copper
market
Mining assessment last year prob
ably was at its peak due 10 high
price OF copper during the war LAST
the first year Of the tax period was
az time Of reasonably high metal
prices.
But there viii be a change next
summer when the computation period
includes 192O-21, in which there were
few sales Of copper and there at the
lowest prices known for twenty
years. The mining Assessment viii be
reduced somewhere around is percent
on a present gross valuation for
gross state property assessment OF
S884.000,00 The mining figures for
1920 showed a decline Of s2s.000,QOO
from those Of the previous year.
With a slackening Of the mining IN
dustry also comes diminishing Of the
Income from collateral Industries and
trades, such as railroads and mercan-
tile establishments ana also from in
dividuals-
Arizona with about $4,000 popuia-
ton, Of which fully 10000 are nom
taEpaying transient foreigners and
reservation Indians. already Is carry
Ing heavy tax burden Next year
with the mines paying only about 80
per cent OF the gross tax income, there
viii be that much added burden upon
tbs farming and industrial elements
and upon the city property owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
4 NEW MEMBERS ELECTED
TO TRAFFIC CUB HERE

-Four were elected to membership in
the Traffic club az the weekly lunch
con az the chamber Of commerce We'd
nesdav.
They were. ~. Y. Pittman, IN charge
OF local offices OF the Mallory lines.
Fl i. Montague. rate clerk o. the
Texas q Pacific walter Cray. general
agent Of the Orient. and j. r stan
lev. agent Of the Texas e Pacific.
The new members were introduced.
aa wers also visitors. including sid
ney king. Of the wabash system. Of
Dallas A. ~. Harris. OF Fort Worth,
travelling freight agent OF The Missouri
Paciflci c. D. WhitWorth. Of Dallas
district passenger agent Of the South
ern railroad. T. p. Wright OF Fort
Crownover. recently come to El Paso
from salt Lake City
Music by Jazz orchestra was the
entertainment feature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
, CONFUSION is
URBFEATURE,
RAILS HIGHER

New York Dec. s.-IncreasinG con
fusion marked the active dealings Of
the morning On the stock market.
rails, especially coaiers moving for
ward while oils. motors. steels and
various specialtes became more re-
dictionary Norfolk and Western
points extended its gain 51s and the
several Reading issues rose I 70 2,
similar gains being made by Pitts
burg and west Virginia Chesapeake
4 Ohio. and Lehigh valley. as wsn as
Southern Pacific. and Union Pacific.
Texas g Pacific Coal and OIL increased
its setback 1a points, but WHY'S
Overland preferred extended its rally
FOOD products on which dividend
action 81 expected later fin the day
fell points and international Agri-
cultural added 10 its early reversal
Heavine5e became more general az
cent ana time rates also we're un-
changed
Tie Uncertain trend Of prices at the
outset ct the session pointed 70 a
ccntinuance OF the recent irregular
movement
American agricultural Chemical
rose Is but this was offset By a
decline o. the same extent in Inter
national Agricultural American
IS oclen rose Z point and Norfolk and
western Z p. but Mexican Petrcleunlfs
initial advance Of i point was almost
INN ediately replaced by a 9 point re-
action s-eels ana equipments were
1esltatnr mainly at slight recessions
Foreign exchange as represented b.
the London rate was firmer.
LIBERTY BOND CLOSE.
lleW York. Dee Liberty bonds close.
Sihs. 5000 first IS. S85els second gs
sf5-af- third a. $3.50; fourth Is 1854;
f-ctory $50 4s5.5as Victory 4aa. fe6.46
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
3 SENTENCED
FOR ALLEGED
EVASION

Phoenix. Arlz.. Dec. s. - That the
seIective service law was still opera
tive was discovered today by Fidel
Sa1azar. Manuel Encinas and Frank
Rafes who we're tried before judge
William H. Sawtelle in the Dlited
states district court on charges Of
violation Of various sections Of the
act
Salaz1r was sentenced 90 serve one
year in Tavapai county jail on a
charge Of falling TO report for physi-
cal examination. while Encinas and
Ea1es received a year on a charge
OF having failed TO register for the
draft.
Ernest HilIard. charged with har-
fenced 20 a year and a day In the fed
eral peuitentiary at LeaTenWorth,
kan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

AFTER EARLY
PRICE RALLY

Chicago, Ill, Dec. a.-RainH IN Ar
gentina and news from Indianapolis
about plans 10 finance exports gave
considerable strength 10 the wheat
market today but a reaction soon
took place Selling IN which houses
with eastern connections were con
spicuous proved soon % be more than
a counter balance for the bullieh fac
tors which had Developed over night
Bears contended that urgent foreign
buying Of wheat in the United states
was nearing an end and was likely
70 be followed By reselling. Initial
quotations. which ranged from 4 70
- c higher with December Slll = 20
S1.z2 ana March S1-6l3 % sl.70 we're
succeeded BY breaks 70 well below
yesterdays fialsh.
Later the market rallied owing largely
70 removal 81 hedges on 100000 bushels
Of Canadian wheat taken By the British
royal commission. Besides Italy wae said
70 have bought 100000 bushels OF dusun-
The market closed unsettled. &c 20 Ike
net lower. VITA December $3.50 and March
s1-66H TO fL67-
In corn as weu as in wheat there vas
persistent eastern selling. After opening
unchanged 90 81 higher. Including Nay
a. l8Ec 70 iiac underwent Ee..eral
sag The clo1s was nervous az sc ret
decline 70 SC advance. with Nay &c
70 76Ac
Oats were governed chiefly by the ac-
ton q other rrain, starting p C of 20
= c higher, Nay 81 20 52hc. and then
tending downward.
PfoVisionH showed Finances in line with
The hog market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
MAY
ASK u. S. CURB
ONDE VALERA

London. Eng. Dec Soy the As
s0ciareQ Press The British govern
ment IS considering whether o. viii
request the United states government.
in the interest OF Anclo-American
friendship. 70 take official uolice Of
the antl-British activities in America
of EamOnn De Valera, president Of
the Irish republic" according 20 a
Bouar Law in the house Of commons.
in response to questions.
HoratiO BOtt0mly. liberal, later
asked whether the time had not arr
serious reDresentations 70 the Amerl-
can 60 ernment that any further toll
Grafton Of De Valera and the confer
ring Of municipal honors was an nm
friendly act
This was greeted BY cries Of NO
Bonar Law answered.
i think there is no doubt thar we
would. from the diplomatic point Of
view, have the right 70 take the
course suggested, but y Is not
Democracy Not safe.
Washington, D. c.. Dec &--MlGz
Mary NacSWlneyi sister Of the late
lord mayor Of CORK. testlLy ING toaay
before the commission Of the commit
tee OF 100. investigating the Irish
question. declared that America mas
not made the world safe for democ-
racys' but mad fmaoe u saLe only TOT
a short time and especially for the
British empire"
Refuse Passport To Irish.
washington. d. c., Dee 8--Ihc
British embassy today refused TO wise
the passports Of the members Of the
special committee selected by the
commission OF inquiry on conditions
in Ireland now in session here 10 visit
ireland TO study conditions there as
first hand. This means thal the mem
bors OF the committee viii not De per-
mitted 20 visit Great Britain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
Mexican Fire Eaters
Find DueLs Tg5ooed

Mexico City. Mexico. Dec. g.-Ffre-
ee no wish to Tight duels have
ways, when they arrange TO 20 10
~ with piss
tots. the 1drerr-.aHf --rs in and -f|fz
stop 10 tbs Proceedings.
-1e lalesI pan duel are
li-atleft9 Lelelsl EorernDr-elect OF
feracruz- and Manic Fabio Alta
llir-9, member Of the chamber Of
oenuties. They had bitter quarrel
over a political matter and decided
that q duel 90 the death alone coaid
We cut the lurt caused By the TN
KIND words uttered in the rumDus.
All was arranged FOR a meeting un-
Ger the trees Of Chapultepec when
the police heard Of what was roinE
On ala llL SOP o the nrlcesdina.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close.
Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 1--CloEa.
Wheat-Decsmber, fl.ssi March. ei.sssi
oai5-Bs sssal 9sr ssas: Ns ay 5 5se
Chicugo ProFisicns. Close.
Chicago III, Dec. G.--close;
PorE--Iauuarv. fzf.fe
I-ard-January. s14-sa; Nay. Sass.
ltlbs-l aru1rT. fl2.t5; Nav f12.Go
Eansas City Grain. Close.
kansas city. ne. Dee s.-Cash wheat
Five 60 &c lower. No I hard. s-6sn
Lss; 10. 2. SLsi 6Lss.
corn--Uachauged % &c lower 40. 9.
mixed, i-ci Ne {, &c; 10 2 white 7sc.
No, 3. &c; 20. 2 yellow, 7sc: No. 3. re.
mixed. 47c.
Hye-s1-sI.
Kafnr ana 3Iuo Maira-st.zfa1.s5
Hay-Cuchaneed.
Ha1eip ls-Wheat 146 ears.
Chicago Produce. Close.
crsamsry. s51fsc.
EEss - lover Receipt s5l cases
Etrsts. rs 9Itcs ordinary firstz. 20 11c.
az market cases included. sm15cf stand
arcs lnos quoted)i refrigerator frsts.
Poaitry-Aiivs. lower; fowls. 1se2fs.
snrinEs, Sc; turkeys. CSC.
Fotatoes-TVeaii. Rscsibts. 50 cara
Northern white. sacked. sLs9T1.5o cwt..
9nlE, fL50G155 cwti Idaho russets. t1.15
lL85 cHt
Kansas City Produce. Coss.
Kansas city, 40, Dec. Eegs-FIfsts.
UNCHANGED. ICES seconds, ds lower. sc.
Eltter--- lreamery, unchanged. 5sci
paezins unchanged. zoe
Fouliry-Hens. unchanged. &c @ &c: roos.-
ers sl5 gee springs. Z lower. .le; tur-
keys 31c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Denver AlFaEtaoE. Cicae.
Denr4r Colo. Dec. 6. Castle Re
ceipts. 200. slow and steady. Beef steer.
$500 a-I5s cove and hsifers. $500 $500.
calves $500 1905 stockers ard feeders.
HoEs-Reoeipts. 600. market steady.
Tepi t1o1os bulk. tef0G1o.n1.
aheep--hecelpts. 1905 market lover.
t-smns ss.ooa $3.50 ewes. fs.0o 9Ls1s
ChicaE0 Lfrest7ok. Close.
chicago. Ill. Dee e.-CzItls -Receipts
10000 Beei steers steady 10 strdnfar.
senle ysarlinEs higher; bulk native steers.
ts-.a1 ll-aes butcher and ner stock gen
orally steadyi bulk cows and hsifsrs. t515
q 1885 Gamers mostly fa75FA oo- desfr-
anle bologna balls fairly active. bulk Sass
a549s calves slow 70 2Ed lever: Bulk
1885 hearles mostly $500 else; stocter=
and feeders. strong
HoEs-Eeosipts. e5.0oo: strong 10 Toe
niEher than yesterday's average; top.
15c lower: bulk. dssirztis 90 to $50 pound
Pies around gg.25-
shseD-Reesipts 1so58: tat lambs. $50
70 lower choice Jed western lambs.
flLo0s bulk native. s1aa0R1o.75. f7t
sheep. nrm- choice FED western ewes
sa-oe. bulk native. 94ao9 AIS feeders.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
hansas City. Ne. Dec. c-Cattle-Rs-
ceipts. 1905 beef steera butcher stock ana
Gamers, steady: one lead Christmas year
ling steers 1856 ether sales. 3s50g
1o-75s feU hrfsrs fAz5. bulk COWS. IS 81
q 500; storil rs and seeders steady 20
strungs veal calves Averaging 81 lower.
early TOP. flz59; bulk late. $500 dow1:
other CALVES. steady 70 uusveniy lower.
augs-Hecaipts. II. 600; active. steady 70
Zoe higher; mostly 100 higher. top tlooJ;
bulk o. sales fat5Gss1s packing s5v-z.
IS q &c higher pigs. stsadv- coed ana
choice fat pics. fs611aEs
Receipts. soc. sheep 1sls1c
lower; native ewes Sass. gearlin-s ts.e5,
feeding lambs 5o7751 lower. fec wssl-
ems. 9ll15, feeding llmts around Zsc
lower top $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
State Engineer Gees To
Conference In Capital

Phoenix. AriE- Dec G.-State enei-
nser Thomas Maddox was TO leave
today for Washington. ID. C.. 20 attend
a meeting OF state highway officials
December il and L. The meeting
was 70 be held for the purpose Of dis
cussina the Chamberlain bill or some
other measure along similar lines.
looking 70 additional federal appro-
priati0ns for highway construction
Another matter TO be taken up, the
state engineer said. was the present
limitation o. $4,000 per mile on roads
While uniform legislation with regard
to axle and tire loads for paving and
bridges was also 10 be discussed
Sill another topic was 20 be various
types Of paving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
SANTA FE ROAD TO GIVE
SERVICE MEN PREFERENCE

Phoenix AriE-. Dec. ccordlnE to
announcement today from the Phoenix
offices Of the santa Fe railroad. the
company has iuaueurated new
policy Of Swing special pretereuce to
former service men iu employing
labor. an other things being equal
ard TO give preferential treatment 20
former serrice men 90 DO were f5unl
necessary 90 reduce working forces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
Leader In Attempted
Jail Break Sentenced

Phoenix. ARK. Dec. Estaran
Tbarra. who pleaded guilty q az
Erararad assault IN connection with
the attempted jail delivery az the
county iaI August 8. was sentenced
by Judge r c. Stanford TO serve two
10 five years ia the state penitenti-
AIRY. Tharra was one Of seven lead
ers in the attempted Jail break In
which night iailer John Isaacs was
severely beaten and robbed Of his
keys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
SHOW
SMALL DECLINE
RAILS STEADY

Dizziness prevailed IN the market
again today. and what activity there
was took place in those few issues
which have furnished the widest fluc-
tuations IN the past few sessions.
stocks such as a few OF the oils and
crucible steel, according to J. s.
CurHss & Co.. Security hank building
Prices throughout the market were
slightly lower. fractional declines
occurring IN the coppers. The bid for
United Verde Extension dropped to
222t with 25 asked
The rails were a little steadler. with
several fractional advances. Indus
trials showed few gains shortly
after the opening, Cruclble steel ad-
ganciuE two points, but this gain was
later lost Oils we're active. with
Mexican Petroleum advancing about
one point. and then dropping 6k
points. pan-American dropped 8.
Call loans renewed at 2 percent
Trading was fairly active, with sales
OF 258.600 shares FOR the first hour.
Curb Corpcr slueEf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
MONEY I'D METALs

rev Tort. Dec. 6.-Prime mercautiIe
paper. unchanFtd.
Exchange. steady.
sterling demand. f1l97.
cables s5.a4H
New YORK exchange on Montreal. 1sH
percent discount
Time loans Unclaimed
Ai money steais. UNCHANGED.
Bar silver. domestic. unrhanred
Foreign. 65Ec
1la1ican dollars Soc
llns firru- SPOT ana reartr $500
i5-l5i futures. e56-15 Ea7.01.
$3.50 $50.
other metals uuchaueed-
LONDON METAL MAHEEr.
London, Eng Dee z-Fcllouinr are
lle ral eualsfirrr-
standard clrr-r ISL rs. td.
Elec1oirtic. Isl.
Tin. fz-5. 1rz
LEAD Elf 81
nr re- rrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
Denies PaUing People
Control Legislature

Tucson. Ariz, Dec. ST T.. A.
Kimball. legislator from Pima county.
has made public expression Of re-
sentiment over an accusation made in
a late gathering that the coming leg
lslature viii be controlled BY the
asphalt and concrete paving inter-
estB and that there ARE many ways
to influence small officials who have
charge Of the bills" klmbail in-
sists that Arizona's legislatures have
been far from corrupt and declares
that statements such as made here
do more harm 70 good government
than e thousand / ". ". soapboE
oratlons7
Warblers are regarded as Of great
value 20 Amerlcau forests because Of
their destruction Of insects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
ARIZONA LIVESTOCK BOARD
TO SEEK NEW, LEGISLATION

Phoenix. Ariz. Dec. 8-Proposez
legislation win feature the meeting
the state livestock sanitary board
here next Tuesday. II was understood
all members OF the board would be
present. including T.. II. Crabbe. Flag
staff. Frank p. Moore, Douglas. and
lacE Earnar. PhosnlL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
Elininate Obstacles To
Rusaan Trade In TnLBs

lfashinz ton %. C.. Dec 6.-Further
elimination of obstacles for trads
Witn Russia was forecast today in an
a1nou AeenHnt az the state ds1art-
11eut that acting secretary Davis had
begun q series OF conferences with
treasury olilcials looking 10 a remoV-
- Of the embargo on exchange trans
sections
II was emphasized that any meas
ures adopted would in no way in-
cicate closer political relations with
tle soviet government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

MasllrEl0l- D. = Dec E--IU-
pointrusnfs Of -postmasters sent TO
conFresS Today included. Augustus
H Bruc. Ennis. Tex John o. Miller.
Boulder. Coio.s Oren +. Frarv. Du-
range. Colo; Ross n Cunningham.
Jerome. Ariz.; Edwin G.. EVERY. Fort
Morgan. Colo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
LOCAL MARKETS
cF1nlsh.a sg orsnbi. a CD

Vegetable.
Colorado potatoes. per cut- aaef
sweet E1talcls. rer cWt- san1
Onions. green. Csc per bunch
Onions. eack. Aurlrlllal brown. rer ra-t .
Q1i-us. sack. Crystal white. per cwt,
Calerg- dozen huudhes. $3.50.
gralbarries. zoo pounds fznr1
lettuce per hcE. $500.
Ieratoes. per lug. s1.019e1s.
61anas. 1Q1c Der pound
Cabbage Sc per pound
LFulla
apples. Nsv -2iezico. psr box ss251
-AaFpisz, northwestern. per box. is.56G
Colorado appies, per box. szs5a875.
leraa oranges Der box. $3.50.
itornia navel oranges PER b0z. $500
Lemons Der box. s575.
4e4rA. per box $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

Louis c.. Hill, Of Los Angeles. an
engineer who arrived iu III Paso
Tuesday. VIII go into Mexico en- an
inspection trip Mr. Hill also may
study power possibilities at the Ele-
plant Butte dam for the El Paso
County Water Users association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
GINNING
COTTON
ON CURB

New Orleans. Ia, Dec some
what heavier ginning to the first OF
December than expected caused sell
ing in the cotton market today which
broke the price IS TO 90 points. jan
uary declined 20 15.o3c and July 70
1850 Ginning Of 101ff.921 bales
indicated a production this last per-
iod Of 1.22f.000 bales or about 100000
more than most traders looked for
The market opened steady Deem
Der I5Isc. January. 15.05c- March,
1850. Nay, 1880; july, 1859.
The statement Of Gov Harding o. the
federal reserve board that be was still op-
posed 60 granting credits &c farming In
teresfs 10 order that crops u.isnt be with
held from the markets. used 70 bold prices
down but fluctuations were sluggish after
the early trading. st ~ o'clock the trad
ing months went g TO IS points under
yesterdays last quotations
Galveston spot Cotton
Galveston. Texas. Dee s-spots, quiet
and unchaneeds middlug. 1-75c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
DOUGLAS MAN NAMED
STATE BANK EXAN1i

Douglas. Ariz- Dec. SD C.
Bradford. Of Douglas has accepted
the position OF state bank examiner
under state audltor-elect c. w. Fair-
field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
SURRENDERS TO SHERIFF,
SAYS He IS EIiCITINE

Prescott. Ariz-. Dec. 5.-James Isl.
Clark entered the sheriffs office
here, said he wanted to give himself
into custody and said he was wanted
At Aberdeen, WASH on an assault
charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

The Georgian military road over
the Caucasus was in construction
more than half a century. being
completed in 1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

washington. 10. c., Dec. S.-Cotton
ginned prior 10 December J amounted
to 1O.144.921 running bales, including
1852 round bales, 46,Z66 bales Of
Americana Egyptian and 1ill bales OF
sea. island. the census bureau an
nounced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

closed steady. December 15-81c: Janu-
airy. 1870. March. 15-ssc; May, l6-eec;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08

New York. Dee Liberty bonds close.
rs 5000 first 4s. $3.50; second fs.
ss5-a5. third itia, sss.1os fourth as. 1854.
flclory asis. 4s5-5ai victory aa. fe5.iG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
N. 8. LIsTED sTOCKs

- 20. =. 80 tHe AsloelaLsd
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. l.
Two splendid elevator buildings. 165 apart
ments selection of 1-2-3-4-5 room apart
ments, ! and baths. still available 5000 to
So. 900. Apply The GARDENS APART
MENT" by station. Fifteen minutes from
Penn Station, N Y c: Nearest and finest
suburb. Neghbors Of character. Phone
Boulevard 6545. Guyon L. C. Earle Agent
$50 West S6th St
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

JERE JOHNSON. JR CO.--Resi eG,s" es,ss
auctioneer. l93 Montague st.. breeAs~
Telephone Main 123s.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Owner Forced to Sell

beautiful home in perfect condition, having
g. rooms, bath. laundry and pantry all i'm
steam heat, gas and electricity,
screens and storm sash; plot 50xl50; nice
lawn and shrubbery $4,000. s2,50O cash,
balance to suit BEHR, 31a r. r. Ave,
Freeport l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
BROOKLYN
UNFURNIsnED APARTMENTS WANTED

BRONN.--Wanted. As room apartment; iH'-
provements; rent s50-S6o. Chelsea i'lo'
GNFCRNlSHED suite consisting OF LIVES
room. two bedrooms and bath. IN prNais
house or apartment; highest referehosS'
adults Box 2s6. 2Q9 Cable Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
California Txpe

etc. Exquisite decor
John F. Churlo. Ave.
Bklyn. Sea Beach ID
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

STORAGE space. about 10000 feet Will
lease or buy. Address Warehouse, 1O2
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

ALL THE ORANGES and MAPLEWOOD
One and two family houses. st, 900 up.
Apartments to let Buy now for October
possessi0aS j. T. Ransom. opp. Grove st.
Station. east Orange. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

35 minutes from city by electric trains at
all hours of day and night Groom
2 baths and sleeping porch 2 maids
rooms and bath on 3rd floor. Large living
room with French doors opening on porch
lft. Gin. 21ft. sin. Breakfast porch off
dining room. Metal weather strips, copper
screens. Hot water heat. Royal Water
Heater, etc. Plot 90x1oO. shade, fruit and
shrubs. Unusual value at $22OOO-s5,5O0
cash. f. H. Honberger. 345 w S5th ST.
N. Y. Phone Vanderbilt 1878 before noon.