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Representatives. GcreiitadoS &c los
obreros organizados de los Estados
Unidcs : &c los obreros ocganlzados
de IN Rcpublica MeXicana por algu-
nos amos esruviaron lahorando act-
vamente en- ia preparation del te-
reno para Ia f1ndacion de IA Con-
federation Obrera Paa-Americana.
una institution por medic de la cual
los .rahaiadores asalariadoS de to-
dos les paises americanos pUdieran
I cxpresar I desecs, sus e~SperanZas
V sus aspiraciores. Para darle una
expression concrete Y definida a este
! ideal que hacia largo tempo habia
nacido en- los circulos obreros de las
! Americas. solo faltaba una oportuni-
dad. Esta oDortunidai Sc presentC
en- el verano de 1916, cGando las
r~elaciones que existian entire el Go
bierno de los Estados Cnidcs y q
Gcbierno de Mexico TO er2n de 10
meior
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PERSIGUEN A LOS PLAG!ARIOS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Febrero
Observation-Disclosures Sc anunclo hoy
U las fuerzas carrancistaS que de-
penden de la jefatura nilitar de To-
rreon. estan "activamente' perSl-
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americana Joseph Ashew, resldente
de Gomez Palacio.
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los rebeldes que 10 c~apturaron al en-
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lacio V Lerdo.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
SHOWS
SHARP SLUMP

Chicago, Ill, Aug. 1s.-Liberal re-
ceipts and a lack Of support today
carried wheat prices off I c to * c
at the start. with December S2.26 10
S1.57 and March 1888 to SAL.
Buying by cash interests caused
wheat 70 rally TO some extent, but
hedging sales became a factor and
forced prices TO a lower level, the
close being weak. with prices down
&c to SIC, December finishing at
S2-565z TO S2.36lz and March S2.38.
Corn selling by several strong
commission houses caught the local
element generally long and prices
which started ~ higher to Il c lower.
dropped sharply, there being a lack
quotations for September were S1.48A
70 Sl.4s and December SL23A to
Beneficial rains reported over sec
tons Of the corn belt where moisture
IS needed caused a reaction in corn
prices. but when pressure appeared
decline set in with September in
the lead. This had considerable in
nuence on the deferred deliveries.
The close was heavy with pFices I C
20 25c net lower. September being
Sass to SL45& and December S1.23
TO SL235k-
Opening oats quotations were IN
changed TO sc lower with September
7o3sc 70 703zc and December $40
Provisions started firmer with
hogs, but selling OF October lard by
cash houses turned the market easy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Livestock Close
chicago, III. Aug. 1s.-(U. s Bureau Of
/ Markets )-Cattle-Receipts .. 600. Mar
set generally steady: good and choice
steers. steady to strong: top. $3.50; bulk
choice. S1s-25 17.10. other steers. slow 70
1Sc lower good grades. l15.o0G1b.T5.
I 1885, Gamers and cutters. s400asa5: me
I dun kinds. Ss-5o $500. weak 10 sc low
/ err bulls. CSC lower: bologna, s6.25d 7.56-
calves. duh. early bid soc lower stoesers.
Hogs-Receipts. 81. 900. Market steady
B TO 10c higher than Saturdays average
/ early TOP. $500; bulk light and butchers.
$3.50 2 l5-s5; bulk packing soEs. sl4-25a
sheep-Rsesipts. $4,000. Killing CLASSES.
steady TO sc lower; very good Idaho
lambs. $1,000 TOD native. Sass. bulk na-
tive. SlLo0 70 s122s: fat ewes. largely
500 G7-25; feeding lambs opened steady.
s12-25 down
Kansas City Livestock. CIoss.
kansas city. No. Aug. 16.-(U. S. Bu-
resu Of Markets -Cattle-Rscsipts. IS
ooos beef steers and shs-stock mostly
steady TO CSC lower. beef steers. s10-5oF
1880. yearlinE hsifsrs. $3.50. Gamers.
steady; bulk around 24-oe; bulls dull:
calves. weak. practical TOP. SO. 00- stocl--
ers and feeders. dull: heavy grass feeders
to iowa buyers $500 913-sTs quarantine re-
s g p cars prices sc lower; sales.
HoE-Receipts. 600. Market Irregular
S1l65; bulk lights and mediums, s15.1ca
1880; bulk heavies. s1L75f15Io
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market slow.
5heeD about steady: fat lambs closing IS =
$500
Denver. livestock. Close
Denver colo, Aug 1s.-cattle-Rel
ceipts, 500. Market steady. sc lower; beef
steers ss-5o612-75: COWS and heifers. IS %
9s-5os stV~kers and feeders. fsoonSs1..
calves. Ss.00011.O0
H9Es-Recelpts. 400. Market steady. tor.
$500: bulk. s1ET5G15Bo
Sheep-Receipts 11.O0a. Market sc
lower; lambs. S10.5o611-5o. feeder lambs.
$500 71o.25; ewes. s55o1s.oo
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. 1s-(Ciose sat
urdav- l-Cattle-Receint 1000. Market
steady. Beeves ss.50a11.5o: stocisrs
ss.oo7s.o9; cows. fs.O0@7-75; hsIfers. "a b
$3.50: bulls, s4ooGs.oo; calves s5.50a
Hogs-Reeeipts. 500. Market steady.
Heavy, s15256155o: Hight. sf550a
1888: medium. s14-75 a1s-2s; mixed f14-oo
q 1873. common, $500 61zo0.
sheep-Receipts. 500. Market steady
lambs. slo-oo912.oa; yeariinEs. $4,000
1000; wethers ss.o01s So ewes 97.00a
$50; eulis $500 $500: goats. $4,000 5s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
NAVAL MOVEMENTS



Bataiv ARRIVED San DIezo, August 2:
mldshinmens practice squadron.
Batdlv Arrived San Diego. August Z.
midshipmens practice squadron.
Bath-F'rom Bremerton. August 2. for
Seattle; en- route east coast via Mare Is
land
cleveland-for corinto. August s. for
Amapala-
Crane-Arrived San Pedro. August :.
CluEoa-For Santa Cruz. August 8, for
san Pedro; towed LIS into port.
Heushaw-For Ketchilan. August :. for
Bremertons completing Alaskan cruise
L-s-Arrived Santa Cruz. August 3: for
repairs necessary before proceeding san
Moody-For EetchIksn. August :. for
Bremerton- completing Alaskan cruise.
sanderling-Arrived Hampton Reads
AUGUST z
somsrs-Arrivsd san Francisco. August
Taeo9ma-Arrived 8follsnds. August 6.
from Peruvian cruise.
Tern-For San Pedro. August :. for Bal
boa. 70 tow barge north
Tingsy-Arrived San Diego, August 7.
TO base.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
WALL STREET
TRADE WAIVERS

View } York, Aug. 16.-Foreign sf.
fairs afnd the increasing outflow OF
cash g crop moving centers, served
as further check TO buIlish opera
tons jim the stock market today. sales
f appToNimated 275,000 shares The
clCsie was NieaTy.
Fresh complications in the foreign sit
uzupn and indications OF further strain
on LEGAL financial resources caused an IT.
regular selling movement al the opening.
Shipping oils, motors and steels were
lndef severe pressure. losing 70 points
Improvement was shown by several OF the
active railroad issues. probably as a result
OF % tEr credit conditions Exchange on
Lonc1u continued very unsettled. early
rates for demand bills falling slightly IN
der last weeks final quotations
oils. steelE and equipments led the rally
q the first hour Of market Mexican Pc
troieum and Baldwin Locomotive making
fu11 recoveries. while Crucible and Republic
rose Substantially over last weeks closing
point loss and other shippings Improved.
with greater steadiness among investment
rails Much OF this advantage was can
cellsd before noon. however. when lower
priced oils and motor shares we're de-
pressed by a series Of bear attacks Call
money opened at the recent ruling rate OF
Z percent on very light inquiry.
5Hs. 5000; First IS. Ss452s second -.
f8L18- first 4Hs fs4.7S; second AXIS.
ssE5ss third 4HE $3.50; fourth 4As
2s4.12; victory sEs, $3.50; victory Ks,
$3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
DROP;
TRADE IS Dull

Slight declines we're recorded Mon
day with the market extremely dull,
according TO J. S. Curtiss & Co. Sc
curity Bank building. There was an
absence OF news and traders and pro-
fessionals appeared to be waiting
for something to develop before be-
coming active in the market.
Declines in the coppers were Is
n Anaconda, 5-s-in Shelters, 7 in
chile and IA in both Kennecott and
Utah Butte and Chino showed gains
OF IA.
There was some activity in a few
OF the low priced specialties at lower
Iigures. The general list was also
fractionally lower. Opening renewal
rase.lor call money was percent
Sales for the first three hours were
Just under the extremely low amount
Of 100000 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain, Close.
Wheat-Dec-, Sass March sass.
] Corn-Sept-, fLf5&; Dec. s1.25-
/ Oats-Sept-. IS &c; Dec. sS%c
| Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Sept-, $500; Oct, s25.T5.
Lard-Sept-. S1s-s5: Oct, $3.50.
/ Rtbs-Sept. s1225. Oct, $3.50.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, H.. Aug. 1s.-Butter-Uu-
changed Creamery. 44G54c.
Eggs-Lower. Receipts. 1876 cases.
Firsts. 45G46lz. Ordinary firsts.. lOR42c:
AZ market. cases Included, 45645; storage
packed firsts. 47347Hc.
Poultry--Alive. higher; fowls. 2s9S4c;
springs, ssc-
Potstoes-stsady. Receipts. 50 cars.
virginia $3.50 5-75 per barrel. Jersey
cobblers. s5-25 GAS; per cEt-- Minnesota
early Ohios, S2-z092.75.
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. NO. Aug 1s.-Butter-Ex-
ira creamery, 81 q 5sc; packing butter. SIS
Eggs-Firsts. 47cs seconds. 40c: selected
case lots. Sic
Posltry-Hens. &c; ROSTERS. lie: brou-
ers, sc; springs. cents lower. SIC.
Kansas City Cash wheat. Close.
Kansas City, No, ApE- 1s.-Cssh wheat
I g cents lower, Nc. / hard. 1870
$50: No. hard s55082so: No Red.
SA4AG2.45; No Red. s2427244
Corn cent TO Z cents higher. No. 2
mixed. $50; No. , white. si-s2 6Ls5s No.
2 yellow. s1.62-
Oats. cent lower 70 4 sent higher. No.
Z white. IS izci No. > mixed 5000; No.
red. Zoe.
Rye. sLss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
ThieOes Take Six Cars;
Police RecoDer Three

SIX automobile thefts were re-
ported 10 the police Sunday night
within a half hour. Three Of the
cars were recovered Monday.
The thefts reported follow:
Touring car taken from Overland
and Fl Paso streets, at $3.50 p m;
roadster. stolen from the same corner
10 minutes later; touring car stolen
lro1l curb at the International cafe
on South FL Paso street. small tour
ing car stolen from curb in business
section; touring car stolen from curb
in business section touring car stolen
from 10 Wyoming street.
Patrolman Nike Snider recovered
one car on san Jacinto street, a
short time after the theft was re-
ported. One owner reported within
q half hour that he had found his
car where Il was abandoned by joy
riders a few blocks away Motor
cycle patrolmau Earl Smith recovered
the roadster, property OF G. Alsworth.
oso7 East Boulevard, during the
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
GROUND BROKEN FOR
SANATORIUM ENLARGEMENT

BOUND was broken Monday morn
$3.50 for the $4,000 900 worth OF
rtVemeuts 70 be erected at the
fern Baptist tuberculosis sana-
n
first spade OF earth was thrown
DR.. H +. Vermillion- the su-
ndent. and ne was followed BY
on the program and members
local advisory board OF the
jun
sitors we're shown about the
I'm after the exercises.
W Leazer. the new pastor
iEhland Park Baptist church,
Il invocation. Two minute
Is were made by Dr.. Vermil-
citing mayor r. C. Semple.
zmes G. McNary and Percy r. Mont
Pn1ery representing chamber Of com
Frcei g. P Putnam, representing the
1Tisory board Of the sanatorium. and
eT. 81 z Hudson, pastor Of the First
zutist church. representing the Bap-
30 churches OF e Paso. Rev. Grover
Linn. pastor Of the Government
iil Baptist church. invoked the bene-
ctiun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Business Chances

WANTED RESPONSIBLE DEALERS TO
HANDLE PHONOGRAPHS AND REC
ORDS-". These instruments are OF exclu-
sive construction finish and design. The
motor Is something new Every part OF
the instrument IS Manufactured IN our
factory and guaranteed 10 measure up 100
percent Exclusive. Territory assigned
jobbers: attractive discounts.
UNITED DISTRIBUTING CO..
1911 Elm St Dallas. Tex
RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
One OF the best established automobile
businesses IN southwest. doing large re-
tail in addition to distributing two best
known lines in large southwest territory,
shows large returns. will consider eN-
change Tor e Paso income real estate.
For particulars, see James L. Mari
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
Phone 1850. 5es E. san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

TIE a5oTs rate II based On q minimum
q q 90 word count Ads containing less
thar t1'1 number OF words viii be counted
- 60 Tor6L
dollars per agate line per month.
81 a t=s lines on monthly rate
Re lines. double price.
pts per word for stoc- or bond.
or other prumctional adver-
a fer an indefinite period Ct.
over the telephone Orders TO
It. F. ads must Be made IN
advertisements appear first IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
MONEY AND METALS

CBy the Associated PreErD
New York. Aug. 1s.-Mercantfls paper.
3 percent
Exchange. irregular.
Sterling. demand. ss.ssE cables. ss6sH
New York exchange on Montreal, 12S
percent discount.
Tine loans, strong.
Bar silver. domestic. ssse; foreign.
f5Hc
Mexican dollars, I3e.
Copper steady.
Eisctrolytic. spot and third quarter. 1sc
zine firm. spot, East 81 Louis delivery.
fs-c0GG50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Oil and Mining

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Five gold claims. 4 interest for develop
ment. plenty OF ore Address r. 4 Bruce.
Box IS. Humboldt. Ariz.
TULAROSA BASIN-5 YEAR LEASES
NJ O. Scobee.
eo7 E. P. & s W. Bldg. e Paso. Tex
FOR sALE-One rotary Neostyls mimeo-
graph in flrstclass condition. Price right
to quick buyer. 222 Trust Bldg Phi 211s-
LEASE-Nineral rights on 100 acres.
Reeves county. own all mineral rights.
none goes to state. deep test well miles
address 2. o. Box 2s2. Pecos. Tex.
TULAROSA BASIN - state Commercial
lease. $40 acres 40 acre blocks. SO an
acre. all rentals paid until Nay. 1921,
drilling operations near enough 10 make
this attractive. Address P. O. Box z35
East Las vegas, n. NJ
FOR sALE-I7 acres Just west Runnels
tract, Sipe Springs shallow field 10 acres
northeast corner block 81. Burkburnett
field 20 acres Reeves county. all close 10
production Form IS lease. S. D. Hanley.
51ls Holmes St. Dallas. Tex.
MEXICO OIL LEASES WANTED.
Company wants oil leas-s on from 1000 20
5000 acres situated IN the state OF Goa
hula Mexico. preferably might consider
purchase IN fee II price and terms were
right Address with full information 20
p. O. Box 1879, Fl. Worth. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

The best tire and accessories
proposition in the city. Fully es-
tablished and doing a large bust
ness with good profit Quality Of
goods handled firstclass. and ex-
elusive. Distributors for Arizona,
West Texas and New Mexico and
Old Mexico We manufacture tire
covers. Ford tops. inner tires, fan
belts. reliners. boots. patches and
other accessories. Our tires and
tubes fully guaranteed. command
big profits. Only a party with best
part OF cash considered. For par
Hirsch. with
GOODMAN BROS. & COMPANY.
EOS n. Stanton St Phone 1894