davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-06-25

NIg 6aS QaruTIeu bicIt, trot CT
5u gertbolo uno iobte ibn Oerb aui
Irm.
n@enn sic ictt nidt uuoenbIid.
lid mitfommen, Damn Jag i6 3
Sbrem gater, mo oann miro Scrr
Or. 5rieoIieb Sic bolenl~
.@ns = flotidenY aIntidcn wil
Der aerIl Ger 8eufel boI' ibnl
&ausidmeiben nero ib ibnl Gaus
aus meincnl Soie, ben Stromer,
Oen Se6tbruoerl"
&obert ipanote iid ab uno aina
fort. Die iuisen Seilte itanoen aae
ltumm uno oerlegen ga.
ga iprang 8ertbolo bon Ieinem
&ol5pferoe bera6 unO elite &lobert
nad. @s idienL als iei er Pl0sli6
ettpas niid)terner geiDor0en.
n8cbe Sbncr, tpenn Sic flat.
i1en!"
&obert CAB ibm feline g~lnttuort.
n@oan sic mid pirtlid beim
0oftor uno bel meinem Sllten ber-
pesen?~
nGdGmen Sic iidl sic ioatcu
bon Sbrem @ater nit mebr Ge.
lpeft reoenl"
@ertbolo lobte fred.
ng1 Der, = i'd peiB eenntg, ser
bat in ieiner Sugeno5eit nod gang
anOere 3iden gemaht, = Der bat
aud elm inebeli6es Sino ="
9fobert CAB ibm cine i6alenoe
Obrfeige.
gluf Der ounfIen 3oriltroBe ran.
gen Die SoIbbriiOer m%iteiuanoer.
lin oes &aterS @breI
9a fam Der olte @ottIieb 8eit.
fer, Der AUDI sllm &aruiica bin
moate, uuO idlibtete.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-25

MaismebIuppe SfueI
i.oficl MoiSmebl mo 5pci Soffel
aofoo meroen auIomneu nit einer
IaIic MiId) ncrqnirIt. Su5piiten
frinat man einen bolben 9iter leid)t
acIaIScne MiId gum Goflen, idiittet
zen grei bineit. I1Bt aIlcs cine
@,crtcIItlmSe foden uno riftet bic
gippe iiber oeroltetem 3wiebad al.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-25
81. &apfteI.

Il. it pIIel,
ginIame lanoe Arbeitstage. 4ei-
ne Soffnutg auf ein penig 6reu0e
beim @rpadetL feline Neirie0iauna
iiber cin gelunaeues g8erf beim
Nieoerlegen. @enn &obert bonn
Geloe beimfam, faBtc ibn INNER
Elm 5r0iteln Dob er ms Saus bin
elm lolte. Seit Die G1riItel fort
mar, feblte ibm bort ieoe bebagli-
DIE 6reuoe uno leoe Si9erbeit.
gSenn er rubig uro elm werig au-
frieoen iein moate, 9ing er in
@ottlieb HeuferS Stube. Man6maI
traf i'm Der 9oftor urlo ma9te ibn
8orpiirfe, oaB er abenos ri6t Of
ter 81 8eiu1 f6me. glber tros oaer
Sreunoli9feit oes Goftors fiiblte
Hobert, oaB CT nidt gu ibm 9ebore,
Dab er in ienen SausboIt ritt bir-
einpaIie.
Gdgli9 9rii6eIte CT itunoenlang
Oariiber, mas er onoeres begiimerL
mobin er iid flii6ten f6nne. @r
wuBte feline 3uiludtslt0tte, Sein
gon5es &eben batte es nit ii1 &c.
brad)t, Dab CT lucni0 Gnergie beiaB.
60 limo Die lleber56bligen I'M Sc.
6en!
Sbnen miro bon llrbeginn ab oie
GoieinSbered)tigung beitritteu, uno
penn iie nidt Don Iebr itarfer Mrt.
linO, miiiien lie furdtiam uno feige
meroen. sic baben fem Iautes Sa
uno fem trosiges Gein, lie iteben
bort, pobin iie geitclt uno fiir6ten
oft, audi obne 8runo, itberfliiIiig
uno lditig ST. iein. 90 merocn iie
unfrob, mtiidtig. llno man9e tuer-
ben beimtiidii6, ipie perpriieelte
Siere beimtiidii6 peroen.
Mandmal madte ii1 Hobert
8oriuiirfe, OaB er nidt nit Den
&ameraoen gereiIt iei.
Gr bate BON ibnen feline Had-
ridt. 9a8 8rieiidreibcn fieI, III
nen idper. Aber i'm Scptemser
6efam er oo1 einen Yrief. Steiner
i1rieb:
2ieber Greunol
IS gebt uls nur ioio lnlal 8ir
Daben feline ridtige Melooie. 9eun
auf Der 1ronlpete lnadt iid nidt
aaes gut. Man6nal baben mir lebr
oas Seimucb ge5abt uno aud 5eit-
peile oas &eiben. Aber na6 &ei-
6an fonnen mir nidt mebr. IS lit
lpegen unierer @bre llno oann tpe.
gen Serrn Goftor. Did mo9teu
mir germ einmal mic0ericbeil. 8ir
baben Gid icbr lieb, Ocnn Gu
6l1lt cine feline Drummer. Wenn
gu wieoer nit ms SiebIt, fannit
9u Der aopeqmcilter lein. Wtir lit
ldon ales egal geWoroen. Gem
Yobl audi Ger ipridt falt blob
nod oeutih. Tenn CT bat nidts %.
Don. Sim bcitcn gc6t es Sbul5e,
lueil ser germ lailft. Aber mir for.
zen faum nit. 2ieber Robert,
neil mir niht nad Seidau urS
aud nidt gau5 in Die NGbe TOM
men f0nnen, Dolen mir Did ood
germ einmol ieben. Bir lino Conn.
tag in att Gagen in Der 8alo.
Idenfe BEL Glicspis, 9a bait gu
nidt 10 melt, blob elm Stiidden
nit Der 8abn. Ga fomme bod
eiumal. @enn gu poateit 10 gut
Iein ullo oein Maloborn mitncb.
men, uno wieoer nit nrs los.
5ieb'n, oas wdre uns cine 6reroe.
llno mir fonnen Damn beraten, Oh
gu &apeqmeiitcr bilt oocr id). Som.
me ia, mir tparten ailf Sid. @ir
ariiBen uno tiiiien Did ale ber5.
Iid. 0ein alter Gbei
Sterner, unteroiii5ier a. 9.
Cine tiefc Greuoe faBte 0tobcrt,
ais or oieicn Yrici bctam. 9as
mar Nettung, oas mar 8eireiung.
I'm oieIcm Gage mar er frobIid.
gr bate cincn ausblid. er batte
micocr einen AnihluB. Or muBte
niht mcbr bierbleiben.
Oil oltcA iroitiges Saiis, balo
hin i'd Dir eniriidi on liebloies.
iclbitiiidniacs @eib. bolo audlit on
Washington Journal., 1920-06-25
ale beitig ab.
0ortiebuna foIet.)

DrudfebIer llripriinsli9
Souptmaun i'm 1874. Sni. .@esimlent.
muroe er iniolge zines Shlimmen
Sanoels N egraoiert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
makes
HEAVY GAINS

Chicago, Ills. July 19.-Talk Of Ia
Dor trouble on the railroads II to-
morrow's wage award did not prove
liberal had only a temporary bullish
effect today on corn and oats. Wheat
opened lie to &c % yer with Deem
Der S2.51 to $3.50 and March S2-55
underwent a material further decline
and then recovered somewhat.
Unfavorable crop reports from
both sides Of the Canadian boundary
led afterward TO a sharp advance
The close was strong. SIC to SC net
higher, with December SASSY and
March s2-65.
Leading commission houses were
active sellers Of corn Initial quota
lions which ranged from q C off to
14c advance. including September at
S1-49Sl TO S1.5Q, and December S1-S7
to sL.37Z, were followed by a de-
cided setback all around. and later
& moderate rally.
Later the corn market developed
strength in sympathy with wheat
The close was firm, 27sc to BIC net
higher with September s1-52L TO
s1-525z \, and December SL395s to
S1.39E.
Oats at first descended with corn.
After opening unchanged to 3 C hiES-
er, with September 1850 to nc, and
hardening . little more. the market
fell to well below Saturdays finish
Higher prices on hogs strength
ened provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
MONEY AND METALS

CBy the Associated PressD
New York. July 1s.-Nercantils paper,
~ GS percent
Exchange heavy.
Sterling. demand, S3.SsE; cables, Sss4
New York exchange on Montreal, 125t
percent discount
Time loans. strong: so days. 90 days and
six months. 81 percent
Cali money strong. High. 8. low. s; rul-
ing rate, g. closing bid, = offered at s;
last loan, s; bank acceptances, 81 per
cent.
Bar silver. domestic. ssHoi foreign.
ssAc
Mexican dollars, 6T5tc.
Copper. steady
l1lectrolytic, spot and third quarter SO.
Iron steady No ! Northern, $4,000
eco; No. Northern, $500 $500 Nc.
Southern. s4S-0OG44o0
Tin. steady spot, 5000
Anthony. s7.s7H.
Lead quiet Spot, $500
Zinc, steady. Spot. s7.75GSno.
LONDON METAL MAREET.
London. Eng. July 1s.-ouotations on
the metal exchange today were as fol
lows
spot copper. $50. e. Ga.
Electrolytic. E106
Tin. E26s. 15c-
Lead, f5s s.
zinc, III. 10c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

LuleaE0 LIVESTOCK close.
Chicago, NJ, July 1s--(U- s. Bureau OF
ket opened steady TO strong; fat light
steers, good she stock calves and desirable
stockers strong; weighty steers, dull: ne
dun, draggys ln-betWeen kind, she-stock
and bulls. slow good bologna bulls and
handWeight butcher bulls, steady.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; mostly CSC TO 55c
higher packers sparing buyers early; top.
S16.s5s bulk, light and light butchers
sl6-15 g 16.405 bulk $50 pounds and over
sls-z5q 1910; pigs, strong to higher, bulk,
15-5091A50.
sheeD-Recelpts. p. oeo. Market slow and
steady native lambs, $780, bulk. s14-5oG
1900 very good yearlings. $500; choice
western ewes. $3.50; top $500
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas City No. July 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1900; steers and fat she-stock
steady TO 15c lower; quarantine receipts
So cars; top native steers, $500; bulk
Sll-OO 415.75s best heifers. 1890; bulk
cows, $3.50 $50; bulls and calves steady;
bulk vealers. $lLo0 1900; stoekers and
As5qeFs Steady 70 strong
Hogs-Recsipts. 5000; mostly 35G4
higher top $3.50; bulk heavies and me
dluus, 1850 G15-s5; bulk lights, s15-z59
sheep-Receipts, 1000: lambs steady u
stongi prime Arizouas, 1886 others, s1425;
TOP natives, SASS; culls. S7.oo97.50; few
sheep On sale.
Denver. Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo, July 1e-Cattie-Re-
celpts, zgu9- Market Csc 70 40c lower. Beef
steers. 1880 4l5-z5; COWS and helfsrs.
Ss.oo01o.75; stockers and feeders. s7.o0e
500; calves. fS5061150
aogs-Receipts 500. Market &c to zoe
higher Top. s15.25s b1lk. s1L40a15-0o.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market weak:
1928; wethsrss $500 s.oos ewes. $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
STOCK PRICES
DROP SLIGHTLY

New York. July l9--SrOcks were
under further professional pressure
today, the railway labor outlook in
vitfng further bearish aggression
Sales approximated $4,000 shares.
The closing was irregular.
The trend OF prices was distinctly down
ward at the sluggish opening. Develop
ments over the weekend. particularly
the railroad Industrial situation. were not
Of a hopeful character and the shorts
promptly renewed their recent selling tao
tics Steels. equipments and OILS were espe-
ciaily vulnerable, losses in those shares ex-
tending from large fractions TO a point.
Motors and their specialties recorded noni-
nal gains and rails were irregular.
Rails began TO sag when reports rom
Chicago indicated that the railroad organi-
cations probably would reject the proposed
award OF The labor board Active trans
portations averaged one point decline and
Canadian Pacific lost two points. Reac-
tons among oils became more extensive.
Pan-American falling 2 q points and Ne1i-
can Petroleum 4 Steels and equipments
also made further recessions, especially
Bethlehem. Republic and Vanadlum. while
motors and related specialties lost their
early advantage and considerable more
Foreign exchange was heavy. the London
rate falling almost two cents under last
weeks final quotations Call money opened
at percent
Closing prices OF Liberty bonds were:
SIS S9O-92; first IS. Ss5.s6: second IS
Ss4-7os first 4Hs, SS5-72; second rs.
SSe-64; third AIS, s8s-56; fourth AS.
ss5-ls; Victory, s%s. $3.50; Victory IS,
1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
Election Notices.


sHERIFF's NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State OF Texas.
County OF Fl Paso-
Notice Is hereby given that an election
viii be held On the s1st day Of July; 1920,
at Spivey's store in Common School Dis
trict No ". OF this county az estab-
nshed BY order OF the County Commis-
sioners' Court OF date the 18th day Of
May 1914, which IS Of record in Book 3.
pages 1876 OF the minutes OF said court
to determine whether a majority Of the
legally qualified property taxpaytng vot-
ers Of that district desire 10 tax them
selves for the purpose OF experimenting
the State School Fund apportioned TO said
district and to determine whether the
commissioners court Of this county snail
be authorized TO levy. assess and collect
annually a tax OF and at the rate OF IS
cents on the 500 Valuation OF taxable
property in said district for said pur-
pose.
NJ P Henley has been appointed pre-
siding officer for said election and he
shall select two judges and two clerks 20
assist him IN holding the same. and he
shall within five days after said election
has been held make due return thereof 10
the commissioners court OF this county as
election
voters OF this state anr county and who
are resident property taxpayers in said
district shall be entitled to vote at said
election and all voters who favor taxation
-A- 1N--eAA PURPOSES AAalA nave WEAANEA OF
printed on their ballots the words.
FOR SCHOOL TAX"
And those opposed to such taxation
shall have written or printed On their
ballots the words
Against School Tax"
said election was ordered by the County
Judge Of this county by order made on
the LIST day Of July. 1920. and this notice
Is given IN pursuance Of said order.
Dated the lst day Of July. 1920.
IVY FINLEY
Deputy Sheriff, FL Paso County.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
hoy SCOUTS ARRIVE HOME

AA0-tA EEA0 NHO OII
A detachment Of Boy Scouts who
have been spending the last two
weeks at Camp Satisfaction. near
Cloudcroft, n. H. arrived home Sun
day, after trip Of a day and a half
They left camp early Saturday and
same by way OF Las Cruces. where
they stopped for breakfast Sunday.
About 80 boys are now in camp, a
second party having arrived Thurs
day under command Of Lieut. c. Il.
Lee, Of Fort Bliss The second con-
ringent included Charley Barton.
Clinton Burke, Henry Case, James
Cole Fftzhugh Donley, Gordon ALI
son Hermann EmminEer. James En-
minger, John Grant, Eugene Gryder,
Philip Grossfeld. George Howard
George Hommell. George Harvey.
Webster Kenny. Austin Lopez. Nyron
Ludt, Gilbert Mahon, James AIildren.
Amasa Smith. Ralph Stevens, Hugh
Walker and George Backers.
ITeuty-eight Of the first period
boys are staying over for the second
camping period. There probably viii
be two more groups OF campers
Tentative plans are being made for
2 Mexican boys camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19

Special Notices
AT LAST
DEAD SHOT COCKROACH POWDER
Also non-poisonous guaranteed
RID-OF-RATS
Southwestern Baker supply SO z Ms
souri, Phi. 1851.
VOTE FOR GEO. B. TERRELL. OF
CHEROKEE COUNTY FOR COlIAIS-
SIONER OF AGRICULTURE
He e a practical farmer and familiar
with the agricultural needs OF the state
He favors a better marketing system
and the elimination Of all duplication in
agricultural work
He stands for economy and efficiency IN
office.
He favors the consolidation OF the ware
house department. with the department Of
agriculture. BY which q saving Of $4,000
year can be made.
He says we have too many agencies
attempting TO administer Agricultural laws,
and too many chair warmers and mouth
farmers drawing an annual stipend from
the state"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
Dull
BUT STEADY

Stocks were freely offered at the
opening Monday morning. according
to J. S Curtiss & Co.. Security bank
building. Rails lost their recent
strength and declined with the rest
of the list Coppers were dull and
held better than the others, being
practically unchanged The early de-
cline was followed by a rally that
brought prices back in most cases
to near Saturdays close. Call money
renewed at 9 percent and later loans
were made at 8 percent Sales to
p. m were 203.0 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
Legal Notices.

~-~-~---~-~-~-~-~-0-~---
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
In the County Court OF FL Paso County.
Texas. July term. A D. 1920.
Estate OF Eva Eckstein. deceased: ". n.
Carl. administrator. No. 2903-
Notice IS hereby given that 7. ". n. carl
administrator Of the estate Of Eva Eek
stein, deceased. Will on the 3rd day CT
August. A D. 1870. being the first Tues
day Of said month. at the court house door
OF Fl Paso County in the City OF FL Pdso.
County OF e Paso and state OF Texas. sell
at public auction the following described
tract OF parcel OF land belonging 10 said
estate, to-Wit:
The middle thirty-eight (5s) feet OF lots
eight (s). nine (s) and ten (1O) and the
middle thirty-eight (ss) feet OF the north
erly nineteen (1s) feet OF lot seven % and
the westerly forty BY Il (40xi2) feet cut
Of the center OF lot seven I'd. block twenty
one CID, Alexander Addition to the City
OF FL Paso. FL Paso County. Texas
said sale being made pursuant to order
OF court entered IN said cause on the sth
day Of July. A. D. 1920.
Witness my hand this sth day OF July.
A D. 1890.
". n. CARL.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Eva Eek
stein. deceased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
COTTON TAXES
SHOOT UPWARD

New Orleans. La. July 19.-syet
weather in the belt. fear Of increased
boil Weevil damage in consequence,
better cables than due and a cover
ing movement OF Importance among
the shorts all combined TO put the
price OF cotton strongly higher to-
day and in the first hour Of business
the trading months scored gains Of
26 TO GO points. December was the
strongest month and rose 10 33-50c
Opening bids were; July, $1,000
37.4Sc; October, 34.8Oc; December.
33.2sc: January. 32.62c; March. 31.S0c.
At the highest OF the morning. the
market was 46 TO So points up. The fore
cast for local showers for the eastern half
OF the belt increased the steadines nut
finally too much realizing came from the
long side and the market reacted Late
In the morning October stood at 34-5sc and
the gains were reduced to IS to IS points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19

WANTED
Good men TO represent the Missouri state
Life ms. Co.. OF St Louis. NO. IN Pecos.
Toyah. Sierra Blanca. Alpine. Fl stock
ton and Preside. Tex; also in Silver CITY.
Deming. Lordsburg. y. NJ top notch con-
tracts
LEO R. sCHUsTER. GENERAL AGENT.
Slf Mills Bldg. FL Paso. Tex
Sl-5O PER HUNDRED
Farmers OF South Texas coast country are
paying this price for picking biggest cot
ton crop in history OF this section Picking
has already begun in Nueces. san Patricio.
jim Wells and adjoining counties and rio
Grande valley You can get employment
in any Of these counties Thousands of
plclzers needed Write County Judge,
Mayor. Secretary Commercial Club or any
bank IN above counties or address Roy
Miller, secretary, Rural Land Owners As
sociation. Corpus Christi
BREAKFAST SPECIALS.
No 1-(2) Eggs. Hot Cakes. Coffee. -35c
No Ham. Bacon. Eggs. Hot Cakes
Coffee ---.--.--.-.-----.-. -4uc
No. s-Hot Cakes. Ham or Bacon. Cof-
No small Steak. ? Eggs, Toast.
No. 49, Eggs. Hot Rolls. Butter and
CoItee -----.------ -2vI
BOTTOMS CAFE.
412 F. San Antonio Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
HeIn Wanied-SaIesmen

WANTED-A salesman to represent one Of
the fastest growing tire and buggy com
panies in the country, good pay. and
chance for Advancement State age 70
stock proposition. Write 10 the A. c G.
Tire & Rubber Co. Punxsutawney. Pa.
WANTED-Salesrnen to increase their IN
come by selling the Peerless Line" Of
trunks. bags, leather novelties LIBERAL
commissions Outfit small
RAINET TRUNK & BAG co.
PFTFRGRTTRG VA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
MEXICAN PRICES

Following quotations on Mexican seeuri-
ties ana moneys are furnished by the
santa Fe Exchange & Commission Co,
Elrst Aatlalal Bank bulldlnE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

AnAlANU A1ElAla AluAGa
Whszt-Dec-, SASSY; March. s1-s5-
Corn-Sept-s sL52H; Dec sL3sH.
Oats-Sept-- T7ac; Deco, 1859
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-July. s27.10; Sept, $3.50.
Lard-Sept, S19.45; Oct 1855.
Rios-July. $1,000; Sept, s1s-92.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, IL, July 1s--Butter-Firm.
Creamery. 4z@55c.
Eggs-Unsettled. Receipts. 1896 cases.
Firsts. 4394zc; ordinary firsts ssE q
40Ac; at market, cases included, 40 0421sc
storage packed extra. IS 4 c. storage packed
firsts. 441k q 45c.
Poultry-Alive; unsettled; fowls, s'e;
springs. &c.
Potatoes-Weak- Receipts, IS cars Viz
Einia. s1L756I225 barrel; Kansas and
Missouri sacked, S6.S096-25s Kentucky
cobblers. 500.
kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas city. No.. July 1s.-Butter-Un-
changed Creamery, Soc: packing 4oc.
Eggs-Unchanged firstss 42ei seconds.
Poultry-UnehaHged hens. 2sc; bronsrs,
41c5 ROSTERS. 17c-
Kansas City Cash Grain.
Kansas City, No. July 1s.-Cash wheat
II TO &c higher No ! hard, s2-737 2.s7:
No 2, s2.z29 2.sI; No red. s2.75 2.T5i
No ?, s272 CATS.
Corn-UnchanEed- No. ? mixed. $500
Isl; No p $50; No > yellow, s1.60.
Oats-Uuchanged. to SC lower No.
white, s5c; No. mixed, 7sG7se; No. ? red.
Ry@s2 2sa2so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
Held Wanted-Male

WE WANT a steam engineer for Mexico.
also an American cook and wife TO run
restaurant in n Mex, good salaries Ap-
FL Paso st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
Auehon Sale,

TAITER a. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONFER.
Phi. 253e. office SIS r san Antonio. Auc-
zion House. VIII handle saies IN or cut
Of town Office hours, $40. rs. So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19

DON'T BE INCONVENIENCE
By waiting delivery on nsW car see Is
and select your car from chr large stock
o. dependable used ears
Buick. passenger 1871
Buick. passenger. 1913
Buick Roadster. 1873
Buick Sedan. 1915
Dodge Touring. 191s-lI-
Chevrolet Roadster. 1s17-la.
Chandler, passenger. 1917
Chandler 4 passenger. 1914
Ford 5 passenger. 1878
Ford Sedan. 191s-lA-
Ford Speedster. 1913
Franklin Touring. 1915.
Hudson. : passenger, 191l-lA
Haynes. passenger. 1917
Eupmobue Touring. 1915
Hupuuble Spesdstar. 1915
Overland Touring. 1a1T-la-
Packard Twin SIX TOURING 1917
White Touring. 1916
white Trucks.
Vim Trucks
Ford Trucks.
And many other makes
THE MOTOR MARI
Dependable Used carr
Montana at Stanton StE
Phone s72
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
a. Wanted-MaIe and Female

~---~-~--~---~-~-~-~-~--- ~-~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~------
WANTED-One principal and two teach
srs for San Ellzario Independent Schools.
Apply at once 10 Frank J. Giron- san
Elizario. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
II PASO ON STOCKS

Actual bids and offers for private sale
Bank building:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19
Business Chances

Business Chances
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SI50-Photo shop, complete with cameras
Doing good business; located in Juarez.
Phi. 6024W evenings after 6.
SIGN. house painting and tinting. best
work. lowest prices Jose Fuentea 501 S,
Oregon St Ph 10. evenings so2s.
FOR SALE OR LEASE=TWo chair barber
shop. with bath. only shop in town. evsry-
thing first class. Mitchell & Burta, Ha-
DAY, NIGHT on SUNDAY.
We are waiting here for you
MEALS GARAGE. 40 TEXAS. PHI 1893.
FOR sALE-'Parlor Barber shop" old
stand. next door 10 post office. cheap rent;
doing a good business Ed Martin Ala
TENEMENT IS PERCENT INVESTMENT.
Now is the time TO buy. see Lee NewuAn-
Tenement Specialist. Ph- 1904.
SOS S. e Paso St
FOR SALE-Leading hotel Temple. Texas.
Furnished. 65 rooms; revenue over $1,000.
Some trade considered Owner. ia West
23rd street. Austin. Texas
I HAVE good location at Five Points for
cleaning, grocery or meat market business.
win sell lease cheap Phone days $50,
1Ir. Gardner.
FOR SALE-Restaurant very favorabIy To-
Gated in Bisbee and doing excellent busi-
ness Leaving town on account Of health
and VIII sell at bargain II bought imTe-
4AaLGAl- correspond WIKI \ L. Marklcle-
vich. New EdleWeiss Cafe. Bisbee. Arizona
DRUG STOCK IN ANTHONY. \. M.-Prin-
cipally standard patents and sundrles. $500:
fixtures. &175- Good opening. cheap rent
Only drug store between Fl Paso and I as
Cruces Act promptly. Address box IS
Anthony. New Mexico
FOR SALE-New business, Just started,
exclusive in FL Paso and surrounding ter
ritory Of 900 miles, excellent outlook for
business. Experienced manager. $500 win
handle. VIII sell all OF half interest. Ad-
dress G172. care Herald
FOR sALE-Tailor and hat shop. cheap,
good location for any kind Of business. or
reasonable rate. Reason for selling other
business Can at 112 San Jaciuto St, oppo-
site Majestic theater.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale drug
store and confectionery. Il miles from FL
Paso, on street car line. building 13S feet
front on main street with store building on
corner 60x100 feet; with maple floor. ele-
CANT fixtures. up TO date stock. two cleo
trio pianos, ice cream plant. four electric
motors good reasons for selling. Phone
No. or address J. y. Riordan. Tsleta.
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19

Wanted to Rent
WANTED To RENT-Five or six loom
bungalow Phone 1881 or $50.
ROOM bungalow, sleeping porch and
heat. by Sept 1st- Responsible party, TO
children Address H IFS. care Herald.
WANTED-By reliable young married cou-
pie. no children. furnished apartment or
small house 10 care for during summer
months; can furnish references address
G 10, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-19

tTNLNEsLUN HFUI IUIIUN.
Galveston. Texas. July 19.-Spots quiet
and unchanged. 1Iiddling. $500
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York, July 1s.-Cotton futures
closed steady. July, 4L75cs October. 35.02c;
December. 13-2sc; January 3250c; March.
3LT5c-