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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST PMII,ADEIPHIA

TO CLOSE ESTATE-Great bargain; G140
Vine st. and G2li Callowhill ST.: 2 story.
porch front 10 rooms all conveniences; eN-
ccllent condition; possession 80 days. KELLY
CO., ll23 Columbia ave. Diamond 4tln,
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SAMUEL COLDER

Finance Bldg. LOCUST i0gT
VACANT; \. z. cor. 57I5 Kingsesstng ave .
beautiful home excellent location, S9OOu
cash; hnanCed. owner. 527 ) j6th st.
Woodland 53li W
HADDINGTON ABOVE 87TH (abole I.ans-
downeD - Vacant, entirely renovated 3
bedrooms storero0m 1880.
ONLY FOUR LEFT-Millck 81 homes: q
large rooms and tiled hath. laundry Dutch
nall, electric light, newly paPered and paint
ed half square from 0Qth st. l. station
RYAN
5Ol6 Market st,
IsD ST. NEAR SPRUCE-Modern semide-
tached residence IL rooms baths cleo
trio liEhts. hardwood floors: excellent con
ditioni reasonable price. j. c. Fuller. 10 s.
SsSO0--VACANT. n. E cor. hTi5 KinEsess-
: ing aye-Beautiful home excellent loCa-
tiop, $4,000 cash; financed. Owner SET, s.
b6th s.. Woodland 53ll w, ~.
III N PEAcH end house 3 rooms ali
fniEofkb FRIES fRfEEssa saa:ySfaS8s sayS &s1s.t $500
2<E bdrH 81. --ssysn rOtms. porch; I'M
: XN
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NEW JERSEY-SUBURBAN
RIyERTON

ATTRACTIVE LOCATION
ii rooms. . baths, all cows: screens avn
lngs; near club stands high and cool
Others Riverton. Moorestown. HadlOnfed
PETERS & SON COS Chestnut st. PhIa
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HIGHLAND PARK

POSSESSION JULY Modern dwelling. g
rooms laundry and attic: S8s00.
GEO. L. BARNES. 1901 Chestnut st.
Walnut 1885
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EDGEwiNrER rARK

DELIGHTFUL rver.front residence. g.;
acres; house cost s35. 900: underdrained
gas. town water, laundry tubs. . baths FIN
shrubbery & trees; beautiful beach: SOS 900
possession. WESTNEY. 203 Liberty Rldg.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp
Observation-Disclosures
FOR . TO 10 MONTHS

FOR TO 10 MONTHS
FURNISHED COUNTRY HOMES
All sizes: some with acreage $50 to s3or
per month: 3 apartments, $50 to S75 montS
List on applcat tion: photos AZ office ''""
c. p. PETERS & SON Gos. CHESTNUT Vt
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CAPE MAY
LAKE GEORGE. \. Y,

FURNISHED homes for rent on TaLo
George, II rooms, 3 baths, motorhoatI Iten,
ing porChes; beautiful location. opposit. ssP
bath Day Point. % w. seth st. Neyy yorp
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DRENEL HILL
ELKINS PARK
GI.ENSIDE
HAyERFORD

FOR SUMMER-Furnished house on college
campus: 12 rooms. I bath: large shady
grounds: price $3.50 II. S. Pratt College
Circle.
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325 s, 44TH ST

POSSESSION At SETTLEMENT
Fine. story, nearIv new. IL rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. electro Ugh, t,Iod
modern, lot 10 fee, deep. hard In e,I,si
choice location including screens and
, awnings. price 81 600 "N
VERNON STANTON H".. Es's'o
s2A WITHERSPOON RrrLnT%G
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yENTSOR

HANDSOMELY furnished cottage near The
beach: bedrooms. . baths rent Tor sea-
son. $1,000. 10 S. Baltimore ave, Vent
nor. y. j.
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ATTRACTIVE SUMNER HOME AT
a
OLD COLONIAL HOUSE

MT. A1RY, 80 GOW6n ave-, TO rooms and
hath: lot 33x266: price, SIS, 900 NJ scho.
hnld. wildwood Crest. ". j.
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GERMANTOWN

MARKET, n. SIDE, WEST 4OTH-Store
and dwelling: stable and dwelling In rear;
s2a 600 Tavlor & son. 20 =. Inth.
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OAK LANE

LARGE l4-room twin brick house; beauti.
full location: froEt and side porches; garage
forN2 cars: also have 8 2-story apartments.
Just being completedi terms TO suit. Cali
owner, Oak Lane i7te W. or 6295 ". Broad
street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

RENT-HOUSE WANTED
VIII appreciate information regarding n -
3 room house that can he rented; nias.a or
swer Immediately, NJ 0Os, Ledger 0fsic.a ah'
WANTED TO BUY. homo with conyen,sno..
$4,000 or less. city or suburban, Addpsss'
Swing exact location, description and terms'
NJ 2l4. Ledger Office. N 'erms'
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED


FOR RENT, furnished. for summer. Io-roor,
house. baths; ? acres OF ground: mean
1Iriin ram anH trSiii6ey ch2lce section OF Main
Philadelphia. S "''e''
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
ATLANTIC CITY
OCEAN CITY

COTTAGE. q bedrooms. 3 baths and detached
garage; location 900 St Charles place; will
let for season to responsible party; imms.
diate possession. Address c. II. II. Cunning.
ham. Lam nsdoWne. Pa.
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LOGAN

LoGAN--A new, handsomely f,,rni.h.A n
story detached homsi coppar screeps. hard.
.ss wooa noossk plano yictrola, summer rugs,
ssAson- $50 no cniiaren fh, Wal. s2i. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-15

s23, O00-Stonc Colonial dwelling: location.
design. construction and price right. Wal
tor :. Sutherland. Suburban Realty. l07
Maple ave RaIa. Pa Phone Cynwyd so r.
Toll Annr rnll eathle Mhnta
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SAMUEL T. FOX & CO

=. E. COR. 9TH AND CALLowHII.L SITS
S61O N 92D Sr--DesIrable a-story, stone
front dwelling with porch; good lot, .SS
100, side yard
SAMUEL. r. FOX & CO,
nh and Callnvhiu
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

67O2 WALNUT -Three-storv house com.
peteiy furnished modern improvements,
gas electric and telephone. from Juns 81
until Labor Day. inclusive; rent veru 80
sonable. Phone Belmoht 827s IVA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-15

MELROSE-1117 Stratford ave; IL rooms
lot 58xl40: choicest location: between train
and trolley; immediate possession.
JOHN II. SHIELDS. York I'd and 6Sth ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
CORN WEAKENS;
DEMAND LIGHT

Chicago. Ill, Jan 27.-Corn prices
weakened today in sympathy with de-
clines he the value OF rye and wheat.
Lack Of foreign demand has counted
heavily against rye Of late and rye
quotations this morning were 20 cents
a oushel under top figures
Opening prices which varied from
the same as yesterdays finish to 5-Sc
lower, including May at SL35 TO
s1-35 Ia aRd July s1.32 IA to S1-s2 3-8
were followed BY moderate additional
set backs
Oats descended with other grain.
After opening q shade off to 1-sc up,
including Nay at SO 1-sc the market
underwent q general sag.
Later the market rallied, helped by
a bullish construction which in some
quarters was put upon the business
and trade review Of the federal re-
serve bank here The close was firm
a. the same as yesterdays finish to
&c higher, with may S1S51 10
S-.35ss and July SL324.
Provisions were bearishly affected
by the collapse Of foreign exchange
The market was dull
Free selling Of lard by a leading
packer took place later and there was
also a drop in hog values.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Livegtock Market

Chicago. H.. Jan 7=Hogs-Receipts.
5000 Market weak Mostly 10c to 15c
lover Bulk $3.50 15-75s top. S15s heavy,
1885 z 1885 medium, sl5-504 1875; light.
$3.50 Q 1855. ight Hight s5n15-6es
heavy-~packing soWs. smooth. s1A75 RI515s
packing sows. rough. s1L25G14475; pigs.
catue-Receipts. i.ooo. Market weak.
Beef steers, medium and heavyweight
choice and prime Sl5-5Q 1850; medium
and good $3.50 q 1859. common. $3.50
1885, ughtweiEht good and choice. S1s-oo
Q 1875. commo1 and medium. ss-0o613.oos
butcher cattle. heifers. ss-S5G 13.75; cows
Si-fs 1886 Gamers and cutters, &-65G
SIS; veal calves. {17-5oG 1s-e5s feeder
s.eers, ss-eeql2z5i stoeker steers. s7.soG
sheep-Receipts. 1a.soa Market strong
lambs. sIe-2of 1885, culls and common
fl5-7s1 1871 ewes. medium good and
Denver IIvestoc. Close.
Denver. Colo. Jan 27.-Czttle-Receipt
600. Market strong. Beef steers. sIzEoG
400; cows and heifers. ss-5o 61o-oo; stock
rs and feeders. $500 ll25i calves, SIAoo
Hogs-Rsoelpts. $500. Market strong
Top. s15.75. bulk. -z5615.7o-
Sheep-Receipts $500. Market CSC high
er- Lambs s1s-ooG1s.75z ewes. S10.5o O
1L25; feeder lambs, f17.75 1850
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas City No. Jan 27.-Hogs-Re-
-eANLas AtsaA4- 4A4heL SLOW 4ae 70 arl
lower. Bulk, ISIS G15-S5s heavies, s15-15
G15.55; mediums. s1515 715-6o; lights.
$500 q 1850 packing soWs S1Ao0 1A-75s
pigs sl175f1s-75.
Catue-Receipts 1000. Market steady
TO strong. Heavy beef steers. choice and
prime, S1625 17.o8: medium and good.
S12.25 61s-25s common, s1O.6091s.25: light
weight, gcod and choice, S12-25 y 1s.25:
common and medium. ss-z5 G1225s butch
er cattle. heifsrs. &s.9061a75s cows. 2s-50
G12.25: Gamers and cutters, S5-z5 $50;
veal calves. sI4o0 016.50s feeder steers.
28-25 1880; stoclrer steers. S6-5091o-eO.
sheep-Receipts, 11.0oo- Market 1oc 20
15c higher. Lambs. s17.25 q 2o-5os culls and
common. s125o617.0o; yearling wethers,
s1A756 1z-50. ewes g10016 1225; cuils
and common, s5.o0F9T5. breeding ewes.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
Fort Worth Tex. Jan 16--Cattie-Re-
ceipts. $780, market steady. Besves, $500
712.59. st0ckera. s7-00811.oG; COWS. g45e
GIa50; heifers. s5.506135o: buIls. $3.50
q s.50s calves S5-5061f.00.
HoEs-ReceiptE. $500; market 20 cents
TO IS cents advance. HEAVY. fl5-50G
1875; light 31560f 1878: medium. $3.50
615-5o; mixed. s1Ao0615.0o: common.
f12-5o q 1875 pigs, $10-5oG12-75-
Shsep-Receipts. 10Qs market steady
Lambs. $3.50 91s.00: yesriings. s15-5o6
15.0o: wethers f1o-5o612-5ol ewes. $500
100; culls. $3.50 G7.5oi goatE, f4-5oG
$40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Pioneers Association
Seeks Mem Members

II you have lived Is years in e
Paso the FL Paso Pioneers association
wants you for "a member.
such is the glst OF message sent
out Monday night by that association
which held a meeting at the chamber
of commerce.
Membership in the association costs
SIS and The dues are SO a year.
Two OF the objects Of the associa-
tion are 70 hold a big picnic and re-
union next summer and 20 establish
a permanent home for the offices
Exhibits OF the association are to be
moved from the chamber o. commerce
10 the city market and later 10 the
office planned.
OFFICERS OF the association and the
Executive committee are as follows
Park Pirman. president; judge J. a.
buckler, vice president: A. T. Sem
worth, secretary Adolf Hoffman. as
sistant secretary. Dan p. Stewart.
Tom Kelly. Ernest Krauss and VIZ
Lam Rheinhelmezs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
STOCKS RECORD
FURTHER GAINS

New YORK. jan 27.-Further gains
Of 10 points were made by leading
indusrrials and Epecialtias In the
course Of today's duh stock market
The close was strong. sales approx
mated zoo. 00o shares.
Prices of Liberty bonds to-day were
SIS $3.50; first IS. $685. second &C..
Se1.Te- first 4ac, Ss21s. second 4Ac.
-sl1S. third f5tc- $3.50: fourth exc
ssL14. victory 5sic. $685.; Victory axe,
Uncertain tendencies manifested by
prices al the dull opening Of todays stock
demoralization En- foreign exchange. all
the leading reuittances falling 70 new low
records.
Only few stocks varied more than
fractionally. however. these including
American Woeien. international Paper.
Baldwin Locomotive and Retain stores At
gains q 70 almost points. while Cru
chile Steel General Motors and Mexican
Petroleum were about ! point under. The
market steadied within the first half
hour. steels and motors strengthening
v-sinlv-
Conforming 70 yesterdays course. the
stock market disregarded the further
break IN foreign exchange which later eD-
tended 20 the Scandinavian centers- Cop
per. food and chemical issues were
added 20 the list OF moderately active
and strong shares. but mots-s. oils and
z-sels, the latter including several equip
nents continued 10 lead the advance
United States Steel moved within the
usrrcaest limits giving no intimation
~ the character OF the statement for the
The close o. today's session Call money
nreuad AZ 8 ra--anG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

t8v The Asscciared Pres
New Tor. Jan. 27.-Mercautile paper.
percent
sterling, demand. Sass; cables ss.554.
Time loans. strong. 50. 80 days and six
months. ~ as percent
can money. strong. High. 20; low. 8;
r1iiHg rate. 8; closing bid g; offered AZ
1f- last loan. 10 percent.
Par silver. s1-3A
Mexican dollars. s1o2 =
Copper. e=sier- Eleotrolytic. spot and
first quarter 1sE 91sze; second quarter.
Iron steady. No. / Northern. $3.50.
80 Northern. $3.50; No. ? southern.
s=z-t1.
Anthony. g11-e5-
bids $3.50 asked
zinc. steady East St Louis delivery.
spot g9-071z Ge-z71z-
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. Jan. 17.-The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as FOL
lows
Spot copper. E11s. Us, Cd.
zlectrolgtic, E115.
Tin. f2ss lbs
Lead. Ef6. los
zinc. 1883
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
TRAFFIC CLUB TO HOLD
MEETINGS TUESDAY NIGHTS

The FL Paso Traffic club viii meet
each Tuesday night hereafter. The
hour Of the meeting has not been
fixed At the weekly meeting Tues
day noon at the chamber OF COM
merce two new members were ad-
mitted. They were S. A. Bray, traf-
fic manager Of the China Palace
company and Henry Stein. chief
clerk to the qUartermaster al Fl
Bliss. j. n Wellborn. claim agent
Of the American Express company
here was a guest at the luncheon.
A Z. Tadlock. secretary Of the
club gave each member a question
to answer al the next meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
PERSHING TO MUSTER IN
ARILONA'S NEW GUARDSMEN

Phoenix. AriZ. Jan. 27--Arizona's
first unit OF the new national guard
organized among the citizens OF
Phoenix and waiting for muster and
federal recognition, win be mustered
in Friday morning by Gen PershlnE.
II the plans OF adjutant general W. 5
ingalls, materialize-
ONLY the technical details that must
be met In connection with the war
department arrangements viii pre-
vent the contamination Of the big
plan, according 10 the adjutant gen
erai. his promise being given that ali
of the state details viii be cared for
in time If he has 10 work day and
night between now and Friday morn
ing
The requirements for a regular
army officer in this instance viii be
met by having Pershing TO do il, the
aojutant general entertaining no
doubt but that the great general viii
be glad to stand sponsor for Arizona's
senior cavalry troop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
TWO CHARGED WITH LIQUOR
VIOLATION GIVEN HEARINGS

Jose Maria Lugo was arraigned
Monday Afternoon before United States
commissioner A J. ". Schmi6,
charged with receiving and trans
porting Struggled liquor His pre-
liminzTy hearing was set FOR jan
uarv 30, and his bond at $1,000. The
man is alleged to have had in his
possession "A quarts Of tequila.
quart and 20 pints Of whisky.
Albert Saunders, charged with re-
ceiving 80 pints Of smuggled liquor,
was arraigned and his hearing set
Tor January 81. His bond was set
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
SHOW
SLIGHT Gains.

with money at s percent, coppers
made an irregular opening, which was
followed by fractional advances &C
cording to J. S. Curtiss & Co.. Sheldon
hotel lobby
Utah sold up 70 751k, a 1 point gain.
but sold off slightly at noon. Ana
conda, Chino. Chile, Green Cananea.
gains
CrucibIe steel led the industriaIs.
advancing points
On the curb. New Cornelia sold at
PIX. a fractional decline. Superior
a Boston sold at 81, and Cosden
9k. both at slight advances
Curb Copper StoeEs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
Grains ana Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-Jan-, SIS; May, Sl-s5i5; July,
s1-s2E
Oats-1fay. SSc; July 75Ec
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Jan. $3.50 May. sSs27H
Iard-1lay, s24oo; July, S2ES5.
Ribs-Eay. s2O6o; July. 22Loo.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, H. Jan 7--Burte--Lowsr.
51G6119c.
Eggs-1ower. Receipts 4761 cases
Firsts. 81 \ SIC; ordinary firsts. 50 @ 5sc.
at market. cases Included. IS 861c.
Pouitry'-Alive, higher; springs, Sc
fowls. SIC.
Potatoes-Weak- Arrivals, 81 cars
northern white, sacked and bulk. $3.50.
Western Russets. jobbinE. s5-50G5.T5-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City, No. Jan. 27.-Butter-Ex-
tras. $50 sec; firsts, 5sc; seconds, 54cs
packing. 41c-
Poultry-Hens. % 63fc; ROSTERS. - @ &c
Esgs-Lower. Sl7-55 per case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
U. S. APPROVES INDIAN
LAND SCHOOL. SELECTIONS

Rhoenix, Artz. Jan 27.-Selection
OF more than 81 600 acres Of indemnf-
ty school lands on the Navajo and
Mcuui Indian reservations in Coco
nino and Navapai counties by the
state has been approved by the de-
partment OF interior at WASHINGTON.
according 70 Information received
here today by John L. Irwin. register
OF the United States land office. This
land, selected under grants for nor
lease or sale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
FRIDAY, Is, PICKED AS
SPECIAL SESSION DATE

Phoenix, Ariz- Jan %. - Friday
February 13. has been practically
definitely decided upon BY governor
Thomas =. Campbell as the date for
the special session Of the Arizona
legislature to ratify The Susan B
anthony amendment. he announced
today Call for the extraordinary
session viii be sounded. he said. next
Monday after he has had an 0puor-
tunity 10 hear several committees
seeking legislation and determine
whether any matters other than the
" oman suffrage amendment should
be included IN the call.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Jean Annette Sanders. daughter OF
Lr. and Mrs Marian John Sanders
Providence hospital.
Rufus Hord Childress. son OF Nr.
and Mrs James willis Childress.
1Q1 - West Main
Gorlon Knight, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Knight. 17Os Alta
Charles Wuliamm Snyder. IT, son o.
~ and Mrs Charles William Snyder,
e112 Myrtle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
STERLING EXCHANGE FALLS
TO LOWEST POINT ON RECORD

Kew IorE, Jan LI--eLerIInE eI-
change reached another low mark at
today's opening Of the market when 1t
dropped to S3-57 IA or IA cent under
the previous low record
Francs and lfres also made new low
records. the former opening at 1857
70 the dollar and the latter At 1475 10
the dollar. The previous low record
Tor francs made yesterday was 12.47
and for lres 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Judge p. r. Price, Presiding.
CITY National bank VS.. ". d. WI

Judge p r. Price, Presiding.
City National bank VS.. W D. Wise
company. garnishee: filed
City National bank vs.. L L stall
lings, suit on note and garnishments
flea
Ruth Bulls VS.. J. ". Bulls, dI-
vorce. filed
Escarnacion Vegas Sanchez VS..
Pedro Sanchez, divorce, filed
Frank Pitman Harris, BY his next
friend. A. ". Norcop. VS. Rio Grande
Valley Bank and Trust company,
accounting and appointing or suhstl-
tute trustee. filed.
". A. Rawls VS. Reyes Sambrano,
filed
McKenny Reynolds VS. Alfonso
Tavison. damages for personal in
juries. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

aLAEE ~ ~ AANMNs ANNoAAAA-s
City vs. John p. Goodman. suit on
taxes. dismissed
City VS.. S. Shulz. suit on taxes, lot
and north = Of lot Z, block 20. Al
exander addition; dismissed
r. T. Gambrell vs.. Zelma Gambrell,
divorce. dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

James c. Perkins and Isabel Rey.
Nicanor Dominguez and Maria Her
nandez-
Ramon Mendey and Dalila Sanchiz.
Enrique Gonzalez and Dolores jim
enez.
Ernest W. crawley and Lille
Walker.
Cecil L Couch and Edna H Crib
bic.
Herardo Flores and Nasaria Rue
Francisco LOya and Gertrudes
Garcia
Dalitz B. Braudt and Pauline W.
Walton.
Germin CARBON and Leonardo On
tiveras-
Pillar Ramirez and Maria L Vas
ques-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
COTTON MARKET
BEGINS To SAC

New Orleans. La. Jan 27-The cot
ton market opened lower today and
in the first half hour OF business lost
% to ~ points. as the result Of the
increase OF an unfavorable opinion re-
garding foreign politics and the
money situation IN general.
Selling increased after reports OF
further breaks in foreign exchange
rates. March fell off 70 1920. The
weather nap was unEavorable be-
cause OF the wet weather in the east
ern belt and the low temperatures in
the west, but Il aroused little or no
buying
Opening bids were March. 1871: Nay.
$3.50. july. STATS; October. s2s.7li De
cember. s28eG-
Claims from large sections OF Louisiana
and Texas that no blowing IN preparation
for the new crop has been possible be-
cause Of the extremely vet conditions OF
the soil. gave the market stesdier tone
and resulted in moderate fresh long buy
ing Late IN the morning the decline was
reduced . g TO a points. although the
market did not gain any real buying
power.
Cotton closed steady Monday, IN
changed 70 p points down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
THE COURTS.


Judge Ballard CoIdweIi, Presiding.
n. B. Frink vs. Mary Frink. divorce.
filed
Bsulah Thomas vs.. Luther Thomas,
divorce: filed.
Lora PIERCE vs. F. E PIERCE. divorce:
filed
F. s Ainsa Co vs.. Harry Landa-
ct al, 20 recover damages on ship
ment OF sugar. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Thousands Of people will
tell you that they never real
lied how deep and sound
sleep can be, until they dis
carded wooden beds and ordi-
nary metal beds for a Simmons
Bed - noiseless, restful, sleep
inviting.
Simmons Company are pio-
neer makers of Metal Beds
built for sleep
Makers of those wonderful
Simmons Springs, that really
do invite the body to lie out
flat, every muscle relaxed
Specialists, too, in Ts0iB
Beds = that fine principle of a
separate bed for every one, so
that one sleeper does not dis
turb the other, or commune
cate a cold or other ailment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27
couNTY coURT al -.

Judge f. b. MeCIintock. Presiding.
State vs.. Eliza Vega, theft; fined
Is days in Jail and costs OF court-
State rs. Camille Morales, agra
waited assault fined S75-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

J. F. aIullin. block Manhattan
heights. four bungalows. $4,000.
J. F. Mullin. block 4 Manhattan
heights, bungalow. $1,000.
Clark & Weeks. 1914 clifton, repairs
5: H. Mann, 1903 Louisiana, porch,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

c = Cuthelst, said 70 Be wanted
IN Chicago on a charge OF thsft, was
arrested by the police here Monday
evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

A chimney one hundred and fifteen
feet high win sway ten inches IN
high wind without danger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Ask the leading dealer in
your section about Simmons
Steel Beds, Brass Beds, Springs,
Day Beds and Children's Cribs
the most popular sleeping
equipment in his store.
They cost little if any more
than ordinary beds andsprings.
And when you are selecting
your Simmons Beds with an
eye to their appearance in the
room, you will see that Sim
mons has for the first time
established beautiful and az
tbOritatfUe design in Metal Beds.
= . .
Slseb Il Big ,HJisctl Writs as for.
the brochure, ''Hyhat Leading Medical
JournaL and Health Magazines Say
about Separate Beds and Sound Sleep.
Free Of charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

spot cotton steady and unchanged. sales
On the spot. s43 bales TO arrive. 293 bales
Low middling. s325o: middlinE. $4,000
good mlddling. $780, receipts. s4ss;
stock. 1905