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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
DROPS
ON REPORT OF
SPNNER'SCUT

New Orleans. La, Nov. 2G.-Private
( cablegrams from Liverpool stating
that master spinners would ballot at
once on the question Of 50 percent
curtailment Of spindles working on
American cotton, caused increased Of
feriugs and in the trading the de-
cline was widened 20 65 TO so points,
January trading down 70 1903
Cotton futures opened steady. De-
cember. 1913; January. 1910; March.
1900; May, 1880; July, Ass.
Wide declines were registered in
the market, the active months falling
IS TO so points as the result OF poor
cables and the unfaVorable impress
sion created by the American note
to Great Britain on the Mesopotamian
oil fields The market got next 20
no support from any quarter.
NEW YORK COTTON, FUTURES.
New York. Nov. 1f.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady December. 15.75c-
January, 15-1sc; March, 1850: May
15-2oc; July, 15-l5c-
AlAIs....
GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex. Nov. 2f.-Sp0ts. quiet.
revised. Middliur I5T5c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

The above rate Is based On q minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing lees
thar thiE number Of words VII Be counted
a. 90 vorda
Two dnllara per AGATE line per month
Minimum % two lines On monthly rate
Bold face lines, double price
Three CENTS per word for Etocl or bond
oil. mining or other prnmotinual adver-
tiHinE-
No I'd run FOR an Indefinite period Ct
- taken over the telephone Ordera 20
discoutlnue ct. p EdH must BE- made 90
writing
All new Advertisements appear first n
home edition.
Accounts for Classified ads are due after
first insertion. Not responsible for more
than one incorrect Insertion
In order 70 give time for proper clarai-
f3catfon GO o. Necessary 20 close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays 81 1-10 q M
All other DAYS a. 1910 o m want ads
received after this hour viii appear TIE
nsEf day. Orders 10 discontinue want ads
must b. ~ Herald office before q o. or
day % uuhiicatiou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Entire state OF Texas can be covered e.
the lowest possible rate with tle largest,
most thoroughly Distributed circulation
49, cents per word SUNDAYS.
105z cents per word Daily.
20 words minimum
guaranteed circuiation-25o,0 600 sun
days. 125. zoe daily.
This g. the combined circulation or The
Dallas TiInes-Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light, r F1so
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your ad sent 20 any Of the above papers
with cash viii Be banded Tor you and
your ad VIII appear IN all o. them
wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one Of the offices for your al %
appear n these papers the following sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

An enterprising laundryman IN
taris uses q captive balloon 10 lift
The clothing which he washes high
into the air 10 dry and bleach. un-
contaminated By the aust Of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

ms. AUGUSTA 1IENRELsOHE a
lfl handsome young marrou, won her
divorce suit in the supreme court
Ne- York city. from her husband,
Irving Mrs. Meudelsohn told rne
court she required no alimony from
her husband because she herself owns
a lucrative millinery business, and IS
completely self supporting Il was
testified that Mendelsohn was seen
70 visit a beach resort with tan and
very stunning blond young woman"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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s25o0 cash uiu handle clossiu MODERN
APARTMENT house easy walking dis
lance, income fft5 a month
ANOTHER VITA 10 apartments. well To-
Gated. income $3.50 a month $1,000 viii
handle VIII be pleased 20 show you
J.. s. HUDSON, Real Estate. 4o5 Raynolds
building. Phi 3ss. AFTER p m 7019-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
AUTOMOBILE TihE FABLE



UPPER FALLEE
lPFEh VALLEY HERALD fUTO-Iearer
p Paso Herald office daily. except sun
qays Tor Las Cruces arrives Las Cruces
$50 p-m-s returning car ieavcs Las Cruz
cea for Fl P1Eo front OF r u r0h1r
t-l5 pm Phone Herald office for reser-
Tatinua. Phone z 7. Johns. AS La lsru-
ces. for reservatious
ENGLE TO ELEPHhNT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPETNGS-ffeefa "a t-rfrr ~
Ensle Oldest dam driver, besf dam car
On ne dam line Try these surinEs-
5esi y me world. J. T. Heffernan. Hot
sprinEa d. b.
NEW MEXICO.
u FAsO-LA MESA TRANSFER co.
leaves masonic Temple building 40 pm
Leaves la D. ga fer n Pasu az 7.11 an
Passenger. parcels and freight. including
y Easo Herales. are carried over this line
soc 1RBO-MAGDALESA sTAGE--Su6d5y
only- Leave 6ocorro $40 I'm II. Han
lagdalena. ~ d.
LAKE FALLET-HlIshorn and EiTc7fo,
auto rs an trains az Lake Valley. WIN.
y sle1se- Hllls1aro. d. IL
MOGOLLON-Dany 10 and r. silver
Caty and MoEollon. Cars leave Silver CITY
COLON, g an Bennett Motor Transit O.
Phone 10 Opposite depot.
ROsWELL-CARRTZOZO care leave Ro7-
vel a. $50 An. stop so minutes fnr
breakfast a. Plcachu. arrive Carriznrn 40
II an Car leaves Carrizozo al ESQ Pm
arrive Roswell al $3.50 pm white Line
staEe Co.
$50 a m, arrive Clovis 3 pm leave Clo-
Wis an, arrive Tucumcari pm We
pass OIL wells twice daily Fly & Beeier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTNEs-Clif-
ton tvia Duncaul Stafford Leave clifton
1890 pm daily. leave Duncan 2-1b pm
daily. arrive Stafford us pm daily ICON
meeting With Arizona Eaatarnl. leave SAT
ford a. m- daily. leave Duncan go an
daily; arrive Clifton - m. daily Five
round trips 70 Morrnica daily three -ound
trips TO Letcan daily. Service cars
day and night Mountain Auto Co. Inc
Clifton. AriL. Phone e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

closed. AIS, $3.50: first gs. ass 60. sec
end 4s ss6.28. first 4Hs $3.50; second
as fgG.15- third AIS. $3.50. fourth
fiiE ss656; Victory AKA $500: Victory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
STEEL COMPANY LOWERS
PRICES ON SHORT DEMAND

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 26.-The Jones
and LauEhlin Steel company the
largest Of the Independent interests,
today adopted new selling rates on
certain finished steel. products.
No statement was made by the com
pany other than 20 say the lower
prices are due TO the Law Of supply
and demand
To Meet Decline
Youngstown. o.. Nov. 2s.-Indepen-
dent steel companies Of the YounEs-
town district, employing about 10000
workers, announced today that they
VIII meet the reduction OF prices an
nounced today BY the Jones and
Laughlln company, Of Pittsburg. the
cut 10 be effective at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

A knife with six parallel blades g
used for slicinE bread in quantities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Situations Wanisd-MaIs

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-zENOGRAPHEH with zucwledge o.
nookizeeplng desires permanent position.
Call $50
FIRST CLASS accountant. over yea-e'
experience as lcQzkeeper. . years travel
Ing auditor. speaks spanish best refer
NFESrlGATED-Card indezed men. clas-
9fied By crafts and trades. with photo
graph and fun lnform1fion az 20 previous
eEuerlerce and reference ruesri1nnaire.
we can furnish a nan for any position
ly careful seiecrfcn VccaUnl1l Dept =.
y. g. A. Pm. $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Ro0ming Housss-For Sale and Rent
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10 Buy OR SELL that roominr or apart
ment house, hotel OF business. see Meters
JAMES L. MARR & COMPANY.
Realtcr4
Phone 1850. 500 san Antonio.
20 room hotel. transient. $500. terms
~ rooms. apis. f275o. $1,000 cash
rooms. close ius $500 $500 cash
rooms close IN. apis. $3.50. $500 cash
y rooms close On. autz. $500 $3.50 cash
WINTERS a SMITH
Prone 14l4. SOS Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Oh and Mining

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WANT parties 20 5oin syndicate now form
Ing 20 develop Breckenridge oil lease To-
Gated within proven area Immediately
surrounded BY producing wells no promo
ton Interest given; all moneys handled
~ local bank trustee J. w Rice. Miller
HoteL Brecksnridss. Tex
RIAL BARGAIN.
3 900 acres oil and gas leases n North
arn Texas scattered On 80 different coun-
ties VIII divide leases. sell any part
OF VIII sell choice 5000 acres or more FOR
500 per acre Terms n desired For
further lrformaticu address P O. Box
1-35. EusEoFea. Okla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26


Lodge Notices.
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NOTICE. W O. ".
All member Of both the Wqocmen Of
7 the world and Woodmeu Circle who has
an Interest IN the future welfare Of the
] society regardless OF where you may be-
{ long, is urged - be present a. ODD Eel
lows hall Tuesday evening. November the
11th. 90 pm Claude Wilkers1u- ~ Sc
+ daiia. 40. VIII be present and wiz in
/ form us fully regarding all matters IN
4. C. LOVELADY.
Clerk ". o. ".
eo5 Herald Bldg.
UnderiakerI
open day and night 50s-5os Texas. Pa
l32 Private aruhuiance service.
,. .. KAsTER q co.
10 ~. Camnhen s.. Phonea ~ and ~
Florists.
FOX FLOWEKs-Ph. ia. sheldon Art q
Personal
hITLLINERT-Mme seEall, 3o5 n. kan
saE New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
ABE DEEMsHITZ Oh I'd DEMPSEY. ev-
erything an right. please write Anyone
knowing the above communicate with j.
o. 500 Boust St Norfolk. va
BHEUMATIC AND LU1IBAGO SUFFER-
ERS-Why suffer any ionEer7 ] have a
guaranteed cure. hundreds Of sworn tesfi-
moniais. not a fake but cure Box 815,
BARNETTNTHE XMAS SHOP.
Purchase early and pay small deposit on
any article OF iewelry OF toilet goods
enc sANTONIO 81. eIg.
Lost and Found
LOsT-Tuesday. watch. initials P z. P.
Pm 2571. reward.
LOsT-Diamond stud. about 2 karat. 7
Ph. 1864 and receive reward
HIGHEST PRICES paid fo7 old 5eWelry al
Lomhardis. Jewelers.. no san Francisco I
LOST-A bunch Of keys IN leather case /
reward. james C Quinn. Rialto theater, /
Phi 1851
LOST-Pleces o. black satin IL Sunset ]
heiEhtgs on Upsun Ave- or vicinity. Re-
ward y returned 70 221 W Nevada-
FOUND-The best transfer and storage I
establishment KEILh'S TRANSFEH q /
STORAGE. n. $50.
LOST-Blacl- leather handbag on Arizoaa 4
street car "Wednesday evening containing
7lasssg and small change reward. Pm. i
MUST GO ms MONTH.
iypeWrltere. all unredeemed pledges
BARNETT'S. 2f9 san ANTONIO ST.
Special Notices
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GENUINE Navajo rugs Tor sale. very rea-
unable. 1o8 y. oregon Ph- f895.
RENOVATED. 81 RUGS
LEANED. 81 Erwin MFG. CO.. PHI lfl0.
picot. accordian plating.
Mss 81 Corum. 50 Buckler Bldg. Ph 1911.
TIEGEL FOUNTAIN 6 PLUMBING SHOP
'lumhlnE. gas and steam fitting. repair
YORK specially 35l3 Alameda. Phi. 3111.
RESTRICTING. picnt edge work done on
hort notice. any kind Of material Singer
leWinE Machine Co. eos s. e Pano.
ZEE JOE for the best lawn work. also
lower bed dirt or fertilizer hauling away
rask. rocks or clnders. Pm. s235. I
NIFTY SCHOOL OF CHRIsTIANITY-
loom 103-2o4 Mills Bldg Reading room. Z :
ally. an 70 4 pm. beginners class. I ,
ionday' 8 pm; advanced class FL. pm
"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Ia ~

D. AND F. JOSEPH, whoiesais 5obberH
225 S. Stanton St. bought entire shoe stock
and. fixtures. formerly property Of l. and
W. shoe Store. 500 S. r. Paso 60. Escro
money lying IN American Trust & Saving
bank until December 4. according 10 Texas
hulE sale law Any claims AGAINST L and
W Shoe store must be settled az Ameri-
can Irus- Q saving Bank ~ this date
Spanish and French Lessons
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SPANISH TAUGHT-Classes now begin
ming. For appointment call a. the Lin
coin Academy. SIS n Stanton
WANTED-s1anish pupils. Z 70 9 eveninEa,
By former spanish teacher 10 z Pas0
public schools Phi 1898.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
LOOK
BARGAINS JUST LISTED
IL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
HOTELS. BOOMING HOUSES
GROCERY STORES. RESTAURANrs.
ETC
LOOKi


bast location. cheap rent; price. ssoooi
half cash
HOTEL. % rms- steam heat modern,
long lease. cheap rent clearing $500 Per
no. price f1e.Q1o. half cash
HOTEL. 50 ms modern. 3 Tr-- lease.
5000 55s ' BE- 3iss 9 ,25so 9 ssa
balance easy terms
BOOMING HOUSE. y rms. central To-
eaten. good lease cheap rent; price 1880.
$3.50 cash, balance s2s per mo.
BOOMING HOUSE. u rus. Al IoeaHoz.
s21oe. s11o0 cash. balance tsrna-
APARTMENT HOUSE. central location.
"a apts dandy. up-to-lafe proposition.
good lease, rent SO mo, price 5000, ha1
cash
GROCERY STORE. fine location. good
lease. cheap rent. business 500 per day.
Wil sell az Invoice price
GARAGE BUSINESS Storage. repair
shop battery station. accessories Al
proposition. eel az invoice; haif cash
This is good one
Fer fuu particulars see 1lysrE with
FL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
III rs. san Antonio St.
Office Ph. 1895. Evening Ph sssa.
PARK BROS, LEADING HOTEL DEAL
ERS-ROOMING HOCsE-BU SINEsS-
CHANCE SPECIALISTS.
rooms. low rent ---.--.-..-....El r1liu
is roma. rent -.--.-..--1alf cash
q steam heated apartments ..----. Terms
90 room transient. hotel. --.-..-.Ealf cash
Your choice. four 90 room 1naua
Five 50 room ---..--..... flarrzlrr
See that 100 room hotel
greeerles. GEAR stores. Coufectiun1riel. etc
BIGGEST LIST ALHA Ts-Lowest prices
PARK BROS.
ESTABLISHED 10 TsarE- References. al hanks.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Money 10 Loan
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MONEY 90 loan on diamonds. watches and
iHwelry- FULI-AN's. 11f n Stanton ST
S. TO $50 isaned honest employs. conf
Dental Drake, 10I Roberts Banner Bldg.
NEE S5o9-Lons time tasy payment plan
Tor salaried furniture owners- confidential
Welfare Ion Co. 2o3 Herald Bldg
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
mobiles. livestock, Liberty bonds or other
coilateral az lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

womal 90 cook Tor small family Extra
good wages Apply co ISIS Montana- p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

ENGLISH speaking Eirl FOR general houss
work. family Of two, good pay. 515 z RIO
dr1nde. apartment "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Enierfainmell han Tor Rent

DANCE HALL ron RENr.
Cotillion Ban phe-- arr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Help Wanted-FemaIs

Help Wanfed-FemaIs
-s--.-->--=--------=--------
M va Eirl for house work
zoos 4undy. Ph. ssssW.
WANrED-Womau to 40 ranersI house.
work ll family q four. Phi fesL
WANTED good cock for rener7f ho1Se
work for family OF two. good warss- A.
ply lsol Montana Phi sfls.
WANTED--Glri for EeusraI houss T7o-i--
references required 1880 Hawthorne. PA
5l5S
WANTED-Nurso who. has had hospital
experience for work az County hospital
WANTED English speaking 1TerIcan girl
lor mouse work. must say on place rlrhta
Cau e 1901 n. Kansas.
NOW Is THE PROPER TINE
To nave old tewelry remodaled for Xmas.
BAkNEEI,s. 2l0 san ANTONIO ST.
WANIED-Woman for general house
AorE IN family. room or place Apply
~ Los Angeles. Ph 1910.
CAPABLE and Industrious woman Tor
cooking and Eenera1 houseHori-. must stay
On place Cau ~ W. RIO Grande.
WASrED-Coiored woman cook. ons that
can stay on place preferred STA Can
bridge Phi s0zE
KIN wanted Tor rens--l
hqlsea orz IN snail family. good nay. Au-
Ply p ne-son. l-l3 81. Qregon. Apt. 4.
AfANIED-G'od Eirl Who unds7stand7 a
little English So week and daily funch
ABBY Ihe Homestead. ga N. Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
~ Rsnl-Roon. furnished

STEAM heated room with rIssrl-- .o--r
private family Pm $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

] - 80 At--Al- all lQall
- --------------------
Z I'M table beard wi-h or without room
eLl Mesa Phone s611-
ROOM ana board for coaFaieses5f i7d-r
s5-elale nlrse b attendance Phi 2ssTT
IHOk0l GHLE clean room5t WIN bad
. Is4so1a pc, 90 couple employed or unen.
{ -.ll =. Nsrada. Phi 2127-
I AMERICAN DINING ROOM-rTo meals a
I cay $3.50 week. lunch packing ruecfaItr
p es--. 70 30 ochoa. Ara r. q Bowel.
LARGE. nice heated room n home. walk
] ms distance. every Convenience f1- --I1r
serve meals. no sick Pm $3.50.
] lNtALIDs AND COSFALEsCENr-
/ ss5 per week. Phi $40
NICELY furnished front roo-7- 5----7-7-
entrance- hot and cold water. 3 r-s-f.
terms relso1ahle. close IN Phi -1FaT
BOARD and Sleeping porch FOR 7s5----,i--
l4te.lsi also private sleeping porch -
peql-e- -9l4 Nashville, Highland Pa-z
WILEY sANAToRIT1I-
Ecf tuoercuio1ls. luL.vifuaI coff1-ar --ff.
not cold runring water. Fraduafs 49,
I1lel l1el1de medical attention ph. rFTf
COW tLEsCESTs.
are you looking f1r nlea ni-v ------
running water rood sous5.-- -.-.I. &c
cQoElns, nursing and belIhov ge-,-i.-- --r--
~ 20 s-l Der week Sunnvcrart 500
For Reni-Stores and Offices
'-T=7,=@H=f--a7=
Two GOOD STORES on pias-,g -
nea- Texas -5E11 feet each. suItrhls s5-
lease $40 per month each
LEAf XII SHERMAN.
- ~ - = Phone t1as.
EOh kENr-A llrEs and 8 ssnau ofries
u we H-iald building Heat urhf and
1anltor service furnished Raarnre Re -afs-
Apply % the Alditor o. III, Herald.
Entertainment Han for Rent
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DANCE HALL FOR RENT.
Codllion Hal phe-- arra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

GOOD woman for kitchen vro-l. A5p-r
fls n oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

me table board uIsh a. 1000 -
~ Mesa. Phone gsr1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
SituaEions Ranfed-FenaIe

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NURSE Undergraduate. good cook. would
We employmsnt Call s1e7I-
sTEN0GRAPHER desires position. ezpsr-
ienca in legal and real estate work ad-
dress 7 2, care Herald
LADY teacher OF hisheai q1aIiitcaaons
desires position as Eogerues1. city or couu-
l-y- Addresz g 1ss. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Heb Wantsd-Male
POSITION open Tor Al sign writer. TOP
wages % a good man Steady work Tosa
Euentss. 5o1 s orsgon s.
FEANTED-BriFht boz about ~ years
o.d . learn trads- Ideal Printing Co.
-la ~ Campbell e.
WANTED two moidsrs af ones 8 H5urs.
soc No labor trouble Globe Foundry q
MELEE Co. Globe, Ark
YOUNG MEN-IS 70 6. % enter ssrTi5e
department Burroughs Adding Machine
Co. references required, pay while learn
ne ela Eagnol1s 6l1g-
CONVENIENT and railWay mail CLERKS
neeceds {l25-fl90 MONTH experiences TN
ueceasarys particulars free Write Nod
en- InsItute. 2es. Denver. Colo
WANrED-TounE men 20 come to the
come trained mcch1nics- Write Dept 90.
sherm1n- Tex
YOUNG NAN hookl0eepor wanted With
lumber office experience. who can report
about December J. state salary desired.
aEe. and give references p o. Box 2ss.
WANTED-Brisht young man 70 Learn
real estate and Insurance business o. cd
established firm. coed Opportunity for one
Who YIN ap1ly himself address II u.
care Hrrald-
sFANTED--First class n0ur salesman for
llrEe wholesale house. must De familiar
vita grain and flour line. have crefe--
tials. sales ability aud be- able 20 suer-
spanish Don't apply unless you have
good record and can produce rar-Ita
Addrass p 15. care Herald
HIGH GRADE city salesman 70 represent
lars wholesale concern Prefer man
2 ell acquainted with the city ana ~.
% g after and land Big business IN ad- Z
.lllqn % calling or the regular trade. I
4llalal opportunity for che rlrht nan ]
p llte immediately. address i s. care I
I IN tAaAc, auto sliesmans must Be high /
pressure man able 70 close o7-n Fs.ig ~ /
q tne leading concerns Of the city.
ilalnA coilrlissiou propositions no ralr~-
Z 5laranteei DO not waste your tIme Il /
lroposltlon- Answer hv letter or7- Al - /
l-rlss confdentiaL Address u. -. esrs /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

? U IIlNL-llrlrlI9E1l nua-7-- =
house. apartments With hath- 40 49,
tls. Apply E15 n. Oreeou.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

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EIGHT room home. close IN. on ". Ms
9aurts sleeping rorches. garage. VII rfre
lease. SIS month Rental Dept
DOT GAS c. CROTELL AGENCY.
~ ----la 6llE- Eh1re $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

100 H. EhE 1T kE, ~. On , .sssTe
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
Norma TaImGdge EnGcts
Dual Role In NeW Drama
Eyes Or No. Stars Latest PhOtOpIay, Will
Be ShOIUR at Strand Entire Week.

To the petted wife of the wealthy
Wall street magnate:
"You have every woman's right to
happiness--the right to love---a beauti-
full home means less than nothing-if
the man who shares vt with you does
not appreciate you"
(which is worse? woman who has
love and no marria@. or woman who
has marriage and no love?"
women know women-men only
guess at them"
While impatiently awaiting his din
ner, the young mechanic calls: Gee,
sis, get a move on. can't yer? Bring on
the<feed bagsr Later on at the table
when he noisily drinks his soup, the
sister says:
"Hey, eat your food Don't kiss it,"
This same slangy young woman, a lit
tie later on, while impatiently awaiting
her fiance's leave-taking to the family,
cries:
Light your fires, Horace. Melt the
glue off'n your feet We got ia travel" "
And there are many others just as
human and interesting which will cause
the patrons of the Strand laugh and
thought when this highly interesting
photoplay is shown at that theater.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
Wallace Reid
In Auto Story
To Play Savoy

Wallace Reds picture, EXCUSE My
Dust which is to be the attraction at
the Savoy theater Sunday only, is an
exciting automobile story and is the
sequel to the handsome stars former
success, THE Roaring Road"
1t is therefore fitting that the same
Aereen favorites should support Mr.. Reid
u both vehicles. The leading woman is
kyan Ann Little, who is one of film
Toms most popular actresses. Cast as
"Toodles," Walden's sweetheart in
1.-THE Roaring Road" she figures as
his wife in Excuse My Dust" Theo-
dore Roberts is once more the Bear
and "Toodles'" boss. Tully Marshall,
Guy Oliver and Walter Long are also
Included in the cast.
Excuse My Dust" was adapted by
Will M. Ritchey from an original maya
zine story by Byron Morgan. It is z
rected by Sam Wood.
Tyrone Powers in 1.-THE Great Shad-
ow" will be featured Monday and Tues
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21

BY no means the least interesting fea-
ture of Eyes or No. the powerful new
picture in which Norma Talmadge is
70 appear at the Strand theater all next
week, starting Sunday. are the sub
titles. While many OF them are in the
vernacular of the East Side of New
York-the abode of the humble worker
they are filled with trite truisms and
have the punch in every line.
Others descriptive of places or con-
ditions are full of philosophy and
uniqueness In the very first subtitle
. of the picture we find one of these-a
great truth tersely told:
in every woman's life there comes
time when her Yes or No has
fateful significance; when much of
tragedy or much of happiness of hu
man existence hangs upon her decision.
Nor does her station in life lessen the
responsibility. Whether she be rich or
poor, the moment comes when she must
bravely fight or yield to temptation
Describing Wall street.
THAT narrow street hemmed in by
stone walis--a graveyard at one end,
river at the other"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
Says NeIO York "Onty
10000 Years,OLd"

NEW YORK, Aug. Of. Baron Ger
ard de Geer, heading the Swedish geo.
logical expedition which will explore the
Hudson, Connecticut and st, Lawrence
valleys, arrived here yesterday ON the
steamer Drdttngholm, expressing hts
betlet that New York state Is only
10000 years old"
Annual deposits shown by rock LAM
nations viii show this, he predicted
The expedition, coming to this eoun-
try under the auspices OF the Ameri-
n-Seandinavian foundation. has as its
object discovery Of the date marking
the first appearance Of man In the
three valleys, and substantiation Off the
theory, that the glacial period passed
because of climatic changes, rather than
volcanic disturbances
Baron d. Geer's party will 20 TO Lake