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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

HEAVY TRAVELLED HIGHWAY
CLOSED BY BRIDGE WORK

Phoenix. ARK. March 1.-THE sink
Ing OF a concrete pier of the highway
bridge at Tempe has served TO close
the most heavily Travelled highway i'm
Arizona, one with a concrete stretch
OF five miles terminating at the
bridge. All traffic between Phoenix
The eastern part OF the valley and
wheel travel across the state row is
being diverted 20 a much poorer and
longer road on the south side OF the
river. reached by the Center street
bridge ar Phoenix state engineer
Maddox has determined upon the
sinking OF a'nest Of piling around the
defective section and thus to secure an
underpinning that VIII permit re-
opening OF the bridge within 2 Few
weeks. u is notable that the washed
section, where the water now Is 30
feet deep. is on the very site Of q d.
version dam OF the ancient canal sys-
TEN Of the valley, OF which few sub
merged. and thus protected. logs OF
mesquite wood Still had been pre-
served up 10 about 90 years ago. The
bedrock has been washed clean. below
the footing Of the pier. The floor OF
the bridge still Is uncraclzed. making,
according TO state engineer Maddox,
Of concrete Gov Campbell has asked
Of the attorney general an opinion
covering the question whether there
can be diverted from state funds a
sum Of about $4,000. needed for the
repair OF the Tempe and Agua FRA
river bridges The latter structure,
also OF concrete, but with very poor
footings in sand. has been almost
wholly swept away and IS 10 be re-
placed with a piling structure at
narrower point
Eastward from the Tempe bridge
the state Is building a concrete high
way 20 Mesa. seven miles Tempe has
authorized an issue Of SIS, 600 in 6 per
cent bonds. for paving along the high
way strip and Tor lateral paving, but
has refused 20 accept a I'D for the
bonds5f less than par
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
E PAS0ANS To
SEE TlYiH oil

4 number Of Ell Paso OH men viii
leave Fl Paso Tuesday morning On a
special car attached to the early
r. a. p train. 70 spend the day Visil-
ing the Toyah shallow oil fields. An
invitation was telegraphed to FL paso
Monday by the Toyah chamber Of
commerce. asking the FL Pasoans 10
visit there and Anthony McCauley
came over from Toyah Monday TO
give a special invitation 20 the FL
Pasoans 20 visit the field He viii
ACCOMPANY them home Tuesday a
special train Of Dallas and Fort
Worth Oh men and other business
men viii visit Toyah Wednesday.
The visitors are TO be shown an over
the oil fields BIZ the T0yah people
kilograms from the TOyah cham
Der Of commerce Monday said stan
ton No I and No. wells I'm the
quad pool after baliug, were pro-
ducing 10 barrels a day and over.
This oil sells at so q barrel Here
tofore q three-harrel well was tne
biggest expected. According to these
kilograms. the wells are three or
four times bigger and better than
expected tt only costs about $3.50
to sink one Of these shallow wells
and IL the production is what the
Pecos dispatch reports "a wen VIII
pay for itself in a few DAYS run.
The telegram said that victor
Moore. Of ri Paso. had witnessed the
baling Of the wells and would verify
that they produced 10 barrels each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
WOULD TAX CORPORATIONS
TO BENEFIT EX-SOLDIERS

Washington, D - March IA
resolution proposing legislation 20
tax into the United States treasury
for the benefit Of former service men
surplus war profits held by the
STANDARD OIL company. the United
states Steel corporation and other
companies or corporations, was IN
rr0duced today by representative
LlLtle. kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
SEA- SCOUTS To
REFORMED HERE

FL Pas0'e Boy Scout uredulzi Llou
Is to be reinforced by Sea scout
branch, in which youths VIII be
trained for sea service. This was de-
cided upon Saturday night at the reg
ular monthly meeting and dinner 81
the scout council in the sheldon grill
James A. Wilder. millionaire New
Yorker and head Of the Sea Scout
section was a guest and explained the
working of his branch Seventy
percent OF the training In this depart
ment IS given on land. he said, SO 81
IS entirely practical for Fl Pasu 20
have such an organization Follow
ing his talk Lieut. John b. Hupp, Of
the local naval recruiting station Of
fered his services to Glenn o. Ever
man. scout executive. IN the formation
OF such a branch here and the enroll
ment will begin at once Boys must
be at least is years old and weigh
AZ least lle pounds to join the sea
Scouts.
To Move Log Cabin.
" T. Sherman. president OF the
council presided at the dinner. which
was attended by 80 persons. including
the 80 scoutmasters of the city. " r.
stiles made an official report Of the
donation Of the log cabin ln san
Jacinto plaza by the Red Cross to the
scouts. The cabin viii be- knocked
down and moved this week 20 the
scout campsite seven miles up the
valley After its erection there All
camping parties Of the scouts win be
held there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
GLENDALE, ARIZ., MAKES MUCH
PROGRESS; VOTES CITY BONDS

Glendale Ariz March 15.-FrOm q
village OF q few hundred souls in The
last census. Glendale now has
population OF 2T40. according to re-
port from The census enumerator,
The city has Just voted a bond issue
Of $4,000 OF this $4,000 wiz go 20
the water system. $4,000 into down
town paving and $4,000 for improve
ment OF the municipal lighting sys-
tenn
The present incumbents Of city Of
flee will have been elected. running
on q non-partisan ticket They are.
mayor C. n finger; councilmen. A.
A. Carrick. J. j. dill. J. b. Ingram
md A G H-Lcn.r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
MONEY AVID METALS

NET -le Ass0clatal EreEst
view York. March 15--AIercantilc paper.
6a 06& percent
Exchange weak. sterling so day bills
fa-51s. c1mmercial So day bills on banks.
S3-siai; commercial so day bills. f1-61h :
demand $3.50 cables Sa-66E-
Government bonds finn. railroad bonds
Irregular
Tine loans strong. so @ays 80 days and
months. sis percent
can money EASY High. g psrccrts loW.
ruling rate. 9; closing bid. sii. offered
be- 8. lasl loan. g. bank acceptances. per-
ssnL
BAR silver, SHY
Mexican dollars. 9lalc.
COPPER easy Elecrrulrtic spur and
aearhy. 1s5i alsizc. second quarter 1879.
lrQu- lrul No northern. $4,000
ts-e8; Sc = ff5-q1 @ ls-os7 No 2 south
-rn. s11-aeG $500.
Aurimung. sIfsZ5-
m Easy spot ssaso. Aprn. alag.
H.sad steady. sr1t and April. sass bid.
zinl- easy East S. Louis SPOT $500
LOCAL METAL MARKET.
t.rats-iona furnished hy El Pazo sneltsr.
SILVER Sly.
London lead EaE. los
London exchange. ss-5s
london lead futures $50. 15s
lead. aa-T1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
COPPER MART
REMAINS FIRM

Another sensational move in Cru
chile steel from 2tl % e5f gave i'm
petus TO the balance OF the market
Monday. according TO ]. s. Curtiss &
Co. sheldon lobby
In the metal list American smelt-
ing and Refining registered a two
point advanoh. but balance Of the cop
pers We're unchanged.
Mexican Petroleum and Texas com
pany were bullish, gaining five and
eight points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
EFFORTS TO CONNECT BLYTHE
AND PHOENIX UNSUCCESSFUL

Phoenix. Ariz-. March 15.--Ths visit
Of a delegation from the Blythe cham
Der OF commerce. seeking interest in
a good road connection between the
two cities. via Ehrenberg. developed
little save good viii and an unavail-
ing desire here to forward the good
work Maricopa county win build tol
the Hassayampa river. west Of Buck
eye but this road also VIII be a sec
tiou Of the road 70 Yuma Most OF the
Gutenberg road lies within the county
Of Yuma. but II happens that most Of
the population Of Yuma county Is in
its southern part. around the city OF
Yuma This greater part assuredly
viii not assent to the use Of county
funds for a road across the thinly-
settled northern part until a good
highway has been provided along the
ella river. from near Aqua Calience TO
Yuma For this southern road there
viii be available state and national.
as wei as county funds and construc-
ton would have been under way be-
fore this had not the state bridge at
Antelope been rendered useless by
shifting Of the river channel
There fs no substitute for Pom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
ARIZONA REPRESENTED AT
1 4 LII 1 !. --r-Ln. .---------l

Phoenix. Arlz. March 15.-Arizona
VIII be represented at the national
executive committee meeting OF the
American Legion az Washington on
March %. by Clifford G.. FAIRIES Of
Globe. according 10 an announcement
by Dudley W. Windes. the 1egion's de-
partment adiutant for Arizona Ferry
ls adJutant for the legion camp at
Globe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
LiYestocR market


Chicago. Ill.,. March la.-Ho gs-Receip pts,
s2.o0o. Marilet Zoe 10 s5e lower. Bulk,
s1415d l5-lo- top. 1885, heavy. f13S5 n
1900; medium. s14f0G 1850. light. sl5.a5
G15-e0; Light. f1L50u15.6o- heavy pack
ing sows. smooth. s1300G1150- packing
soTs. rough, S1--5 gi2-S5; piss. sI5.25a
1875.
catue-ReceiDts 1s.oea. Market weak
Beef steers. medium and hearyTelsh
choice and prime. fiE.5o G15.50- medium
and good. f11-5en 1885, common $3.50
lL5o- lightweight. good ana choice. f12-35
g 1900. common and medium. fe.50n12.55.
hutcher cattle. heifers. s7.e5 611.25: COWS.
tf-l5n 1875; Gamers and cutteus- sAeeU
zoo; veal calves $500 17.o0. feeder
steers ss.T5gl2o9s stocker steers. s7-58G
sheep-Receipts- es06o Market weak.
Lambs, So pounds down. t1T09 61s.s5s
culls and common. s1AeeGi6-75; ewes
medium good and choice. slLe1 G1l.25;
culls and common. 26.0tF11.75.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 15.-Cattie-
Receipts saturday. 5l1s Market unquoted.
Beeres. ss.e9q lass; stoekers. $1,000
lo.-5. COWS $500 O 1000; helfers. s5.oef
1900: bulls se-o94 ZOO; calves. 5000
Hoes-Recsipis 1000. market steady
Heavy. 091g.6F. light s145oG14s5.
medium sl3-25 l4-25; mixed, s12-25G
1888: common s11-es 12-257 pigs, S7-50
sheep-Is=o=ipts. 100; market unsettled
Lambs. Sls.ool 1905, yearlings. s1Ao0G
1900 wethers. $500 q 1900 ewes. s11-0o
a19-0os culls. 500 9 secs goats. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
PHOENIX ELECTS OFFICERS
u.un EM .u-uEH Oh IulL-L --L-l

Phoenix. Ariz. March 15.-Officers
Of the Phoenix chamber Of commerce
were elected at the annual dinner
given to the directors by =. W. Crit
fen. retiring president The newly
elected officers are r. ID. Roper. presl-
dent, W. W. lawson. first vice presi-
dent. Royal Lescher, second vice pres
ident. Harry Thompson. treasurer and
Harry Welch. reelected secretary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
YesO Bluffs
0iaGasCO.

O. placed before rnu for your
approval a. a PLAIN GAMBLE
WITH TIE ODDS ~ YOUR
FAVOR and before ONE DOL
LARS worth OF stock was Of
fercd TO the nuhIe the OFF,
GERS Of this company first
backed Il with THEIR OWA
JUDGMENT to the extent OF
THOU SANDS OF dollars ard for
every dollar that we are asking
yen 10 Invest. every DIRECTOR
ul this company kaE Invested q
hundreds THE.fit,f ORE II these
ultru-conserFuflse men 1rhe
have looked the nrDuOsillos
square In the face. viii take thls
G1NBLEs--then surely n yen
viii Iook into the possibilities
Of winning and winning kiu.
you WIZ eeHle in n= stock
holder Of this company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Holbrook. Ariz- March 15.-Pneu-
monia, following influenza, is claim
INK a large number OF victims in the
The Indian school at Fort Apache has
had TO be closed. as 100 pupils are
prostrated with influenza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
BALES OF COTTON
CONSUMED IN FEBRUARY

washington ID. c.. March 1a.-Cor-
ton consumed during February
amounted 10 516.59f Equivalent 500
pound bales Of lint and $500 bales
OF lnters. the census bureau an
u0uuced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
X T. Hatfield
I'd Q. Eraaln-l.

Notice is hereby given that the El Pas0
Gas company VIII on the 18th dav Of
4larch. 1890. apply 20 the City Council Of
the CITY o. Fl Pas1 20 amend the present
city franchise Of said gas company. and
particularly 20 amend Section 3 Of thar
certain crdlrancc. being s-Au ordnance
amending an ordinance Of the City Council
81 the city of El Paso. passed and ap-
entitled An ordinance granting 10 O. H.
bosworth and his assigns the right 70
maintain gas works and lay and naIutai in
saa mains and supply pipes IN ths city or
ID Faso. and sranting such riEht and
privileges 70 The El Paso Gas d. Electric
Company. SO that Section OF said
ordinance NAV hereafter read as follows.
section 8 said grantee and its as
signs shall have the right 10 charge and
receive for gas furnished or supplied by
cts q II Paso. such prices as 81 or they
from time 90 time Xix upon. not TO exceed.
however the sum ot St.50 per thousand
cubic feet OF gas. with the discount Of
gas Y the account or BIZ for same is paid
on q before The lsth day after rendering
Of bali for same and IN addition 10 tho
above charges i shall receive a service
cnaree OF ffty cents per customer per
o that said section hereafter read
az follows
''said grantee and its assigns SHAH have
the right 20 charge and receive FOR gas
furnished or supplied BY il or them 70
customers other than the City Of Fl Paso.
such prices as &c or they from time 30
time Fix upon. not % exceed. however. he
SUED u $3.50 per thousand cubic feet Of
gas The minimum charge for any meter
ser 1or any and All customers shall not be
less man fifty centa per month"
Dated this 9Th day o. March 1890
Ell PASO GAS COMPANY
~ a. J. 1lmons. vice Pres. and Cen Mgr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
YesO Bluffs
Oil & Gas
Company
STOCK 81 PAR
Wills BIdE- Fl Pnso. Texas.
No stockholders liability.

send Your Order Direct or 20
the Following Brokers.
Southwest Investment Co.
j. r Lane. Manager.
Hatfield & Bradford, Hotel
sheldon.
j. s. Curfiss q Co.,
Hotel sheldon.
Dues A Co., Fl Paso stock
Exchange
Gene dfalIemand.
~ Puso ~tociS Exchange
". %. Gregory, Security BunS
Building
Texas Oh Exchange. no
shei1on So.
W. r. KlndeI. s1oG Noble 81
Grover uulllsln. 5I1 Caples.
8. r.. iIcffett.
TT Peso Bank ana Trust ulde.
n =. 1iekenny. Ioa Tezna St
Central stock Exchange. e08
North oregon.
r.. r. E'Vans a. Co.. Nils Dldr.
Tom b. johnson. Hotel sheldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Grains 40 Provisions.

IhICaE0 UraIns- GI0-e-
Coru-May fLs2a July. sls5ia: sept.
S1.41N.
Dats-AIegl esi1c. july. s67rc
Chicago Provisions Close.
Pcrk-May. $3.50. July. Sa5.25
f.ard-3lay. sz150. july. s2eI5-
Ribs-May. s1G55; July. $500
Chicago Produce. Close
ChicaEo. Ill., March 15.-BuIle STEADY.
Crea merry. 5.T 63ia-
EgEs-Lower Receipts. 1900 cases.
Fir-ts. $40 i1tc- ordinary firsts $50
q Re. co market, cases Included. 40 42c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
HOLDINGS

Io-seo acres Tularoaa Basin.
lFhere we Intend 10 drill a. soon
us possible
- acres HOMER FIELD.
40 acres Arkansus field trFells
drilling short di<tnnctl. The
TIVE latter holdings already
added 10 the enormous acreuGc
I'm the Tulnrosl Basin. maEes
-EESo- TEN TO ONE better
GAMBLE than any .gurc thing
proposition you have ever been
offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Globe. Ariz- March l5--Henry
Earlr. an Apache indian. who has
been out On bail for about a year. has
surrendered himself 10 the sheriff
here. as the supreme court has sus-
tanned life sentence Judgment
sainst MIN for his action in killing
two trihesmeu at Roosevelt. BE has
been working near Glendale HES
attorney VIII try 90 secure a pardon
for hinl- on presentation OF evidence
the Billings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Total resources ~
Iinhlllfie..
MEXICAN PRICES.

Following quotations, on Mexican securi-
ties and moneys are furnished by the
Santa Re Exchange e. Commission Co
First National Bank building;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

S--~-~---~-~-------------~ ----~~~~~---~--~-~~-
PEAK-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING co.
Open day ard night. 506-50s Texas St..
IN ~. Prlrate anbuiance serviee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Tie following music win De played
by the Eighth cavalry band AT guard
mount Tuesday at 1895 o. M.
q. March, The whip by Abe Holz-
mann
q waltz. rhe Jolly widow by
william Schultz.
s. March, Impetus by g. Carl
q. March, Light Guards. by Paul
IS. Gibson
81 Paso seed Co.'S 1920 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for a cour----Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
HUECO-BASN
Development
COMP ANY

ron account of the large num-
Der OF inquiries that are being
received It tie office Of this
Company. we beg to advise that
the holdings of the HUGO
BASIN Development COM
PANY consist of the oil and gas
rights under State-permits on
approximately I25.000 acres of
land. located IN the heart Of the
HUGO BASIN. and immediate
~ surrounding The holdings Of
the Hueco-Basin Oil Company,
whose wel is nov down over
1900 feet. with splendid indica-
tions
Tie oar value OF the stock is
5000 q share, and each share
represents one acre
This Company Las no stock
Tor sale, as al Of its stock has
been acquired BY the original
organizers of the HUEC0-BASIN
OIL COMPANY.
The officers OF this CompsnV
are the same as those Of the
HCECO-BASIN OIL COMPANY
The Trustees ares
GEORGE ". THEIsEN
=. ". LORENTXEN
III. 3. CHRISTIE
~. r. ORR
THoHNTON HARDIE
J. F. ANDERSON
r b. FLETCHER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
rAETNERsHI

ship lately subsistine between Us. the I'M
dersignsd, K T. Hatfield and Ed C. Brad
FORD carrying on business as brokers in
Ariz-. and ia the Sheldon Hotel building
az II Faso. Tex. under the style or firm
Of Hatfield q Bradford was on the first
day Of March. 1890. dissolved by mutual
consent and that the butincsa ia the
future VII Be carried on under the same
name for the present the Douglas office
being owned and managed by I'd e. Brad
ford and The II Paso offlce being owned
and managed b. X l. Hatfield
K J.. Hatfield
O. ~ aHa.n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Phoenix. .Ariz- March 15.-Arizous- g
lax commissioners were IN the Granite
reef district Saturday in connection
( Uith their annual survey or property
Athr0uEh0ut the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
NOW
This is an Ad With
all the BUNK
CUT OUT

The officers Of this company
are TOO well kuorFu-foo h5Eh
class and have too much at
stake 10 ullo7r. themselves TO be
connected with n BUNK CON-
PANN, 50 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
BANK REPORTS
THE WEEK

The federal reserve bank at Dallas
issued Tor last week the following
statement. of bank conditions I'm the
Eleventh Federal Reserve district
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
in vault .-.-..s 7.154.SI2.5a
Gold settlement fund e.. 15,602.ZS2-I3
Gold with foreign agen-
Gold with agent for re-
tirement Of Federal
Reserve notes ------ ao-l90.1I0-10
Gold redemption FUND $500 -asf-g 80
Total gold reserves p. 6Q.o5Q. 6f2-9S
Legal tender notes. sll-
YER etc ----.---s 5000 tasel
Total reserves -.----- 60-ga6,--f-fe
Bills discounted, secured
by government war
obligations ----.-.--- -3,tDl.a5l. q
All other bills and ac-
eeutances C @ % ir q
from other Federal Re
serve banks ---------- p ,1sJ, 545-la
Bills bought FL open -..--..
Total bills on hand. 66,1f1.14S15
l. S. government bonds. asst. 10000
L $. Victory notes 1850 s,300,000-Qe
Total earning assets. 1S.40f,1fS.15
Bank premises -.-s--- 59s.-3&.41
Five percent redemption
fund against Federal
Reserve bank notes 564-2lo.lo
Cncollected items 1929 5l.l6l-i,l-al
Guiding amounts due
from foreign banks t.s6s. $3.50
Total resources .20s.Os9.s5GS6
Liabilities
Capital paid o. ---------S 9rf6s,l2g.ge
surplus $685. ..s.- .---..|. asv-s-sa l--a
Government deposits .-. l.561.5ss.o3
Due to member banks
reserve account ----.. 1trN5lstll-ll
Other deposits. including
o re / 3 n government
credits sf-----. -...-I-.- l-sea- la--1
Deposits on which re-
serve is computed ---- ilsn4l-la--48
Federal Reserve notes in
actual circulation ---- 1928, tu1-uu
Federal Reserve bank
notes in circulation.
net liability ------- e,eoo. 10000
% e { er r d availability
items anrNt- Aee-tt
An other liabilities $500 a5i,ota-t4
Total liabilities -.-... eos. oss. s54ss
Rediscouuts Tor other
Federal Reserve banks lf.plN,uultl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

There is no substitute for Pom
peian Olive Or-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

By K !. slnoaa- vice Pres aad Cen. NEr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

Bala +. o.. Ontario. Can.
Rose Lawn Lodge Cap Cap 50. . pnstaI. nash,s'
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- ----=
VERMONT
NEW ENGLAND

NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30
MT. 0RRTNA, Pa.

Hotel COnewag0 NJ. Make as.s%s. SSnswrps: PS:
On blum overlooking lake. 100 feet above sea
good food Artesian water; sewage disposal
planti ideal for weekend or vacation, Opens
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30
CASTLE INN
The Glenwood-Now Omen
The Hllcrest ThosopEs,y e HnxsTS' MSfsrp p,,n nst

Delaware Water Gap. Cap. 400. All amuss' t.
Bklt. PR. Johnson. Prop. e s.llbert Msr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

Ferndale +. o.. Ontario. Can.
Ferndale House SHpSe'ty, Ta%' ,l9 l9o' to Lafs ,is
per week. Booklet. ]. COPE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

Muskoka. Rosseau p. o.. Ont. Can.
De- V;a,., Attractively situated. Boat.
Day VIC" ing. Bathing. Fishing. Ten
mis- sl2 and UP. J. s. BARTLETT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

Ehnwnee.on-Drla ware. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

The Ontwood % open Ma al ryss5, year, , Accom-
Excel. table. Bklt. Il. L. a z. v. ARTSiAN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-03
STATE CAPITALS WANT
GOVERNORS CONCLAVE
(By Associated Press)

HARRISBURG. Pa, Dec. 3-An-
nouncement of the place selected for
the next annual Governors conference
was the event looked forward to with
keenest interest as the executives
gathered in the senate chamber of
Pennsylvania for the third and last
days session here this morning.
Although there has been no discus
sion of the subject in open session,
interested governors attending the
conference have threshed it out in
cloakroom parleys and the word was
issued that a lively contest may fol-
low introduction of the question dur
ing the executive session. Choice Will
rest among So state capitals which
the annual gatherings.
The concluding session called for
little beyond the business meeting
with few impromptu addresses
Imm ediately after adjournment the
plan called for the governors to board
special train which will carry them
to Philadelphia to be entertained for
the rest of the day by the city.
AS guests of Mayor Moore, of the
Quaker city, the governors were prom
ised a drive over the city and boat
trip over the harbor. Later the eX-
ecutives with their wives ard fami-
lies were to dine at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford hotel, with the mayor and city
council aSain in the role of hosts.