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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-08
INAUGURATION
PARTY PLANNED
LAFoLLETTE is LEaoiNG FOR
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE IN
REFERENDUM. -

chicago, Ill, July 7.-Amalgamation
radicaI labor organizations, world
w. veterans and liberals behind a
.,la presidential ticket and plat
eY, will be sought here at the time
- tbn conventions this month of the
N,,ional Labor Party and of the
,nrornjttee of 4S, it is reported by S.
Rvpins of the committee of 4S.
The pian is for each organization to
..,,in,Ie it's identity but all unite in
common presidential campaign for
radicaI candidate standing on a
,odical platform.
The organizations which effort is
,.o;nr made to enlist include the Labor
p,rty Of the United States, National
Ian.partisan League, Single Tax
party Committee of 48, Triple ALI
1nce of the northwest, Peoples League
If Missouri, World War Veterans and
National Public Ownership League.
..The plan is to bring all of the rad
ical organizations possible into a big
nrganized liberal movement" said one
Of the promoters. I'm program all
have points of similarity.
such a union for this years presi-
dental campaign has been under con-
sideration for a number of months.
The Committee of 4S and the national
labor party have been among the
chief factors in the proposition. The
organizations have not gotten to-
gether as yet. The question will
come before the national conventions
here the second week in July of the
committee of 48, labor party and sin
gle tax party"
The committee of 4S is taking a
mail referendum of the membership
on several questions, including pos
sible presidential candidates. Sena-
tor Robert LaFollette is leading in
the poll. Others who have received
votes are Frank P. Walsh; Governor
Lyn Frazier, of North Dakota, and
Senator Walsh, of Massachusetts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-08
LOST IN BETTING ON
WEIGHT OF PRINCE

Auckland, New Zealand, July T.
When train was about to carry the
Prince of Wales from Auckland to
New Plymouth, man at the entrance
to the Auckland station, which was
crowded with sightseers. called out:
Hi. Prince! Will you tell me what
your weight is?
"Oh, certainly replied the Prince
at is 40 pounds. suppose you have
a bet on it."
The man replied, right you are"
'Well'' said the prince, Il hope
you have won.''
mo, I lost" the man shouted, "bu.
you are good sport, and I thank
YOU"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-08
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Holyoke, Mass, 6O.2O3: increase Of
2,473 or Al per cent.
.Chanute, Kas., 1928 increase Of
1,O41 or 1913 per cent
Stuttgart, Ark, 4,522; increase of
$50 or 69 per cent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-08
WILL STOP NAMING
RACKETS FOR PLAYERS

After this season no tennis rackets
will bear the names of famous play
ers. according to an amendment to
the bylaws of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association, proposed
by it's Amateur Rule Committee. This
amendment will be voted upon at the
next annual meeting, in February,
1921, and is being placed before the
associations members now so that
they may become familiar with the
plan.
The committee has adopted unani-
mously the following resolution:
whereas, the practice of naming
rackets after famous tennis players
involves principles which the execu-
tive committee of the United Lawn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-08
Stomach Ills

permanently disappear after drinking the
celebrated Shiyar Mineral Water. Posi-
lively guaranteed by money-back offer.
Tastes fine; costs a trif1e. Delivered
anywhere by our Pensacola agents, West
Qorida GrocerY Co.. Phoue them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
GAIN
/ TO POINTS;
MARKET FIRM

Saturdays rally in the market was
further extended this morning, &C
cordinE to J. s. Curtiss & Co. Security
Bazk building, with good gains being
made in practically every department
Of the market
In the coppers United Verde extern
sion sold at Is. a gain Of points
from Saturday and points above the
low figure made en- Friday. Ana
conda gained 3 points, Utah ], Chino
1. with the rest OF the coppers up
fractioually.
Southern Pacific and Reading led
the move in the rails, with gains Of
Z TO 2is points.
oils we're strong Mexican petrol
cum gaining 5 points
Industrials and specialties showed
more frreEularity than the balance
OF the list, a few issues showing lit
tie change while others made gains
Of 3, and 5 points
Trading was on fairly active
scale with the first hours sales
amounting 70 2se.700 shares.
There was continued ease in the
rate for call money, the opening re-
newai rate being 6 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
CONSTRUCTIVE
MARKET SHOWS
BIG REBOUND

New York. Nor. 22-For tire first
time n almost three weeks the stock
market az The opening Of today's ses-
sion was active on the constructive
SIDE. shares Of almost every variety
participated ia the rebound which
ranged from I 20 s points Strongest
features included Bethlehem and Re-
public steels, T. s rubber, Atlantic
Gulf. Mercantile Marine pfd-, Mexican
and American American to-
bacco. tobacco products, retail stores,
beet sugar American Locomotive and
General Electric. such rails as
southern Pacific, Reading New York
Central. New Haven, and Rock Island
also contributed IN moderate meas
ura 20 the rally. Initial quotations
for foreign exchange showed Inn
rrovemenr
The early rise made further prog
Fesz during the first hour, especially
in iudustrials, clippings oils and
susclaltleE. These were featured by
Cruci1l1. Lzcl1aWauna and Nanadium
EteeiE. Atlantic GElf. American Inter
national Mexican Petroleum. Stude-
baker. Etrombergs Sears Roebuck and
Famous Players. Among rails, Della
ware. Lacizawauna and Western rose
points. Atlantic Coast Line Q and
Great Northern 21- Reactions OF j
20 . = points ensued on proft-takinE,
but another rally in which short COW
erinE was q factor carried some Of
the prominent issues over their pre-
rious maEimums OF the morning.
call money was offered AZ per-
cent and an earlier tone was reported
for tine loans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

ChlcuEo Grain Close
Vhezt-Dec-. sLcCs March. slf5-
Corn-Dees esH; Nay 5oEe-
Czts-De1-. 4-2cs Nay, 4i4c
Chicago ProFisiona, Close
porz-Jan-. sz201.
Isrd-Jan-. sIL17; zIay. ilas7.
Ribs-Jau-, tl2-o5.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, III. 1ycv 22--Butter-Llo77 e.
Creamery. 4c15Sc-
Buttsr-LoWGr- CreamerT. 4o45sc-
EEr-Louer- receipts, 1I4l czsen- Eirsss
eases included. 5l1 69cs standards. u 10
72cs refrigerator frHts 52E 757Hc-
Pulatoes-Dull. Receipts 20 cars prices
Eanaas ,sty Produce. elsa
kansas City. 40. Nor. 2z--EEgs flrzts,
&c lower; 6sG7oci others unchanged
Buttsr-zlarHet Unchanged creamery
Po1ifry-slariss unchanged: springs
Kansas CITY Grain. Close.
Kansas City No. Nov 2-.--tasn wheat
"A to cents lower. No Z hard. 1850
81. So: 10. :. s15iGl-sss 30. red. sL138
L7z7 No. = white. 1-7l6ll1
Coru-1 70 9 cent? lower No mixed
No- 3. eoc7 No yellow s19sse; Va
orf--Unehangsd ts &c lower. No. :
white. 4scs no. mixed, 44Gt5cs No
Ry@i1sL
Eafdr and 1lno 1Ialzs-s1.z7a 1l2
Hey-uaehazged 70 $3.50 l9wes cheiss
lrs.Fis. fl5.os8 1885, choice alfalfa. $500
shorts-g17o0Lso
zsesiDts-Whsat. $50 carr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

TO LOW PRICE
LEVEL ONCURB

CHICAGO. III. Nov. 22-Wzle eat
( dropped today 70 the lowest level yer
although it is now "a DAYS since the
grain market began 70 fall. Adverse
I ruling factor The severity OF recen-
declines induced heavy covering by
shorts at the opening. but when de-
mand from this source had been sat
fsfied the market showed lack Of sup
port. and a series Of violent down
ward swings ensued- Opening prices,
which varied from the same as Satur-
days finish 70 5 &c higher. with De-
cember Sl69 20 Sl-fo3zl and March
S1-601s TO s1-62 were followed by tur1-
bles which received no important
check until the market had reached
s1-64lz for December and Sl.55 for
March
Relative humidity 81 e Paso a noon
Monday was % percent temperature AZ
noon Vas e. degrees.
Utter absence q demand except FROM
profit taking shorts led % semi-denorzli-
December was of II cents 1ushel from
Saturdays close Tocay's finish was e1-
tramely nervous a. - 70 cents net de-
cline. with December fl-fo 10 tL6Qiz and
March s1-55 to fl55-
Neither commencement % considerahss
export business nor o. a Big decrease IN the
United States visible supply total Eurtlced
% stop the selling stampede or 20 induce
an adequate demand As much as u
cents a bushsI loss since Saturday vas
shown IA the market after midday. Deem
Der touching s1.5s- The close vas flur-
ried. ~ to cents net lower. With De-
cenher $3.50 70 s15os and March f1-55 to
S1-56.
Corn gave with wheat After opening
half TO use higher including December
az CSC TO 655i c the market hardened q 1T
tie more and then suffered decides Fen-
erai break
Corn and cats developed stubhornnss1
later. Corn closed firm It * 10 2Hc net
advance. with December 6fatc 20 SIZE
Oats reflected the weakness Ct other
cereals starting unchanged 90 lc higher,
Hay 4sc 70 fsHc then Gescendd rapidly
Lower quotations OF hogs and grain
pulled down provision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
MONEY AND METALS

Nev York. Nor. 1s.-Bsr silver domss-
&c. a1 tcs foreign, 1Ac
Mexican dollars. 56tc
Prime mcrc-utiie payer "a as per-
cent
lrclzrEa. strong
Sterling. demand. fla9E-
cables. f459A-
Tine ioaaa. steady; so days. go days and
si1 months 7H as percent
Copper. uc1lulL
Eicctrolytio SPOT and nearby. 14a
1fHc; 1rst quarter. 1l1i else
Lr1u. cuieL NO northern. El6cl =
ts.1qs NJ. Northern. fElo1 1905 no.
southern- $500 @ Geo.
Tn, easy spot AID nearby. $685. $3.50
futures rlI-fo1 c7.z5.
AntIucnT. $500.
Lead easier spot $3.50 $50
zinc. quiet East St Louis delivery, spot
f5.o1G GlzHl
LONDON zfEEAE MARHET.
London. Eng. NoF- 2z.-starlard ccp-
Per fla ia Cd
ElectroiFtic. gee.
TN. ga fE
Lead Er1 lisa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

LlAElLl-l lLHELLuEa -E..4s
Chicago. m, nov z1.-cattle-zecsip
$1,000. Good corn feds very scsrcs and
higher Other classes opening slow. around
Efeadr- about ora-third o. receipts vest
ard Gamers steadvs ln-hetwesu cows and
heifers slow 20 lower bulk native beef
steers f4T5G1GEn- bulk WeEterus $500 q
s.5o- few Eat cows about $50. bulk. t4-s9
G6T5s Gamers mostly $3.50 5-6oi good
bologna bulls strong 20 higher others
slow veal calves Is 70 soc loweri feeders
about steady.
ETrrs-RecsInts sacUa. Market semi
demo-a1ized. mostly 60 70 T5e lowe- tAan
Saturdays arerare- tor early s1Ll87 hard
70 beat Sl1-15 later huiE s11-25s pigs
zs 70 Goc lower bulk desirable 800 10
fl-ca rounds pigE fll-9l Q -l.-a
opening soc lower: tcp fed western SHES
bulk native. 41all Gll-Ql- ia- sheep ElQHs
uneVsnly lover bulk native ewes t4.9y
f5o. feeders steady 20 sc lover; TOP tee1-
Fsnsas CITY. livestock. Close
Eansas city. 30. hoF. -----attls--t.e-
sales 97.oo91L15; vealera. steady. best.
$1,000 other calves. mostly SOC higher;
al other classes uneven bus generei.y
cznners. mostly $3.50 @ 1-75-
EoFs-Receipts. 15s500i mostly 8 q SOC
lover than last weeks eless Tor. tl1--5;
choice Fat pigs. 11c-7sG1l.oo.
shaep-Rscaipts 1900. sheep and
feeding lambs. Ele4dy. fat lambs strong
20 CSC higher. fed lambs, flLz5s fed
Denver Livestock CIe.--
Denver, Cole, NOV. -2.-Cattle- Re-
ceipts. 5e0o Market slow. steady beef
steers. s5.5oas-so: cows and heifsrs. $500
a7.0as slocEsrs and feeders. t6.50Gs-5a.
HoF-Recsfpts. 1906 E5riret Sc lower
Top sl1.50s bulk s1o-500iL15-
sheeu-EnceiplE. %. 600. Market SLOW.
steady. Lambs. ss.50G10.o0; ewes s4.ee
GL50; feeder lambs. $500 G11.o0.
Fort Worth livestock. Close
Fort Worth. Tex. nov. 2l--Cattle-Ele-
ceiptE 5000; market declined 15c. BeeTss.
$3.50 G.5e- EtccEers. $500 Tl-5as cows.
f5.5oaf50: heifers f125a s.19s balls.
gs-10TE2s. calves. szo1Ge.5o-
HnEs-Eeceiuts a11ls market declined
41c 70 soc. Eazrv. s10-5of1o-75. Hight.
f11.I5 Oils. MEDIUM. 5000 G11.15;
mixed. fs-s091e.00; common. ss.o18
1000 pigs $500 800.
Shesr-Receipts 5000. market steady.
Lambs. f6-50d11-0o. yeariinEs. 1850
s-11s welheu. sl5o6s-15- ewes sLG07
s1s Guile 5000 500: coats. f1.0aa40o. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

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WANTED girl for general hcusswcrl-.
call az ISIS Montana
WANTED-Laundress 70 take clothes
hone- Ph- sl6A
WANTED cook must stay On place, 1888
Copper
WANTED czperIenced c3ndy gil Appig
Pacific OCEAN confsetloaery-
YOUNG lady b physiclan's office. short
hours- address G 18t. care Herald
WANTED-Girl % help care Tor children
and do some cleaning. Pr. t1le or call
los IS. Califorria-
GIRL wanted for general houseworz. snail
family and good pay. 1893 n Oregon,
FANTED-EEperIeuc stenoErapheT. po-
slticn permanent. must be able 90 keep
W eard index Addrsss p O. Box 5s.
EXPERIENCED hookkespar and stenoE-
rapher. state age. experience and salary
% start address Isl, care herald.
WANTED-Lady Or girl 20 iearn sortins
apply IN person Nrlshts Cleaning works.
good wages
WANTED good cock Tor general house
work for family Of TWO. good wages. APP
ply 15ot Moltana PA 54t8.
NOW Is TIE PROPER IIIIE
To have old ieWeiry ren1odeled for Nrl1-
BAkNETI,s. ei9 SAY ANI0NIo ST.
CAPABLE ard Industrious woman for
cooking and general hcuseTorz. must stay
o. Place can 81 " RIO G-ande-
WANTED-An experienced EnEllsh speak
Ing Mexican girl FOR cleaning The T7es--
moore. 111 W Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
Sells Big
Vol Croo At II Cents

huanos Aires. Argentina, Nov. ga
During the season OF 1s19-1920. end
ing September 80, Argentina sold and
sllpped 70 foreign Countries 2O1 .59g
bales Of wool, or about 7.739.7sg lrilo-
srare, the average price for which
H-a7 approximately "a cents in United
etztes money per EiloEram fof 22o
pounds eecli- lurilg the previous
zeason the amc1nl sold w=z Fq.19f-
$50 Kilograms
l.1rl1E the season Just closed the
United states purchased 72.199 bates
q Argentine wool as against 112 SIS
za-ea me previous season. England.
Belgium and Germany resntered the
market buying e5555 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22


PHOTO STUDIO for sale. rent. or rooms
20 lease. address s IL. cere Herald.
HANTED-Ec buy general insurance busi-
ness. large CT small Address T Ia care
Herald-
FOR SALE-smau grocery with living
room connecting. good location and doing
nice buslness Address T Is3, Gaze Heraie.
ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS LAW.
taught BY experts also saiesmanslip,
public speaking and Spanish. your spare
time can be made 20 pay you good divl-
bends. 7. ~. C. A Evening School Phi.
$50 and 371s.
DOOE OTER THIS LISTING;
ALL BARGAINS AND FOH SALE BY U8.
Hotel-ll9 r1s- mod. = cash. bal terrnl-
Hotel &c Una. mod. = cash. bal monthly
Hotel 50 rml. mod. ea1F terms.
Hotel - rms. transient. Price right
Hotel 20 INA. part cash. bal termE-
Hctei- rs rns-. transient. very cheap
Also good list o. apartment
houses. grocery stores. etc
See o. FOR business oppnrtuuitlel
Prices right.
FL PASO BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Offlce. IL ". san Antonio. e Plsos Tex
Phone 1895. eveninFz 9lta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

New YORK Nov Sc osiuE quota
1ions- American sugar 975ts American
q. and =. esq; anaconda copper 81 S /:
Atchisou 754t. Chino copper q ~ In
spiration copper 35i Northern Pacific
s8H; Reading e95ks Southern Pacific
114Hs Union Pacific 22iz; United
states steel ze
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

--------------------------
one modern g room apartment Tor rsnL
no children. 1893 81 stanton, "a -999.
FOR RENT-Fo1r rooms and sleeping
porch. steam helE. an outside ro1r1z. no
sick nor chudren- 1919 3. ocloa-
LARGEST lsl Agreements furn. or unturu-
W x. RAMSEY Q co.
Phone 1913 New trust BldE.
FOR RENT-rn furnished apartments
rooms and porch. SIS. light and water IN
cluded- rooms and zl-cheleL SIS. lsn-
and water Included q large room ard large
D. $50. light and TTller included 81
McGof1in ave. nov being remodeIets ready
By December 4 Phone 1881 day 500
night. OF can "a herald building p J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
FRENCH PRESS Halls
DFCI INF. IN FOOD PRICES

Paris. France. Nov. 23.-Newspa-
pers Of this city give considerable
prominence 70 the decline in prices Of
merchandise OF first necessity This
decline Is especially important On
sugar. coffee butter. wine and dried
vegetables, but the price OF meat.
eggs and cheese Still remains high
eravitate % lover prlcs lavels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
Special Notices

Special Notices
~---------------%---~-~
HEIIsTITcHTFG. picoi edge work done on
short uotlce. any kind o. material Singer
SeWlnE 4achine Co. 2o5 8 ~ Faso-
RADIUM BATHs-In your home. cheap
youth sample ore. 81 Write Jack Girls
sonl. Waite .siEnal. y. 81.
UNITY SCHOOL or CHRIsTIANITY-
Room 1o5-2o4 Mills Bog Reading room.
daily. An 20 q pm; beginners class.
Monday. g Pm; advanced class FIJI. s pm
EDWARD AUER. u. D.-Phys. and SURG
Special attenL diseases CT Gall bladder,
Stomach. Iutestine1s diseases OF women
20 Bucsler BldE- lover Eiitels 1sa7-5l4e.
FELTON PAINT CO.-Palntln- paper
HEMsTIrCHISG, alterations scoordian
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs s.
Jcles. silk E1nporiur1. el8 Mesa. p. tll1
n ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
Fer cur Immense holiday stock We offer
guns. musical instruments. typewriter
binoculars. etc. az unheard Of prices.
BARSEII,s, 90 San ASToNI0 ST.
ACCOUNTANCY And BUSINESS Law
VIII Increase your efficiency and your m
come classes now open AZ The 7. II C.
A. Night School also saieE1anshlp. public
speaEirg sld spanish Ph. SIS and ISIS.
FOSTOFF1JE AUTO-Livsry cars With or
without drive-9 70 respo1Ei5is parties
Ph- 800 OF 1901 or call a. sos Aiils st..
VIM. Waltz MEr.
THE II PAso MATTRESS MIG. 90. hTg
ne Manufacture o. mattresses CT all kinds.
Our special ig rencvatinE rnattreersr-
renoEatilE. 4l.la Us PARK St. Phi lI45
TRANSPORTATION CHARGES PREPATD
within radius q 100 miles on all
FaLhe Photographs
for limited time only.
EOllA-MOOhE FURNITURE co.
10 n Stanton St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

closed. zssa 81.l8s first IS. $40; sec
ond s1. 96J0s sirst As. $3.50; second
s1s e611s third f1tE, Sass: fourth
fiss, $500 victory s5ss, $500; victory
ass $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

NDUTIU TAI FITTTTWT1
Warrington. %. c.. Nov. z2.-Recent
suggestions THAI Payment OF the De-
cem1ar Is iuslalme1t Of Income and
excess profits taxes should be uort-
pence are strongly discouraged by
the treasury iu statement r-I-fril
declares thar -no change should Be
entertained which would render un-
certain the hulk o. the governmenfir
tax recelutsn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
HeIp Ranled-Fsmale

FnIiNG ledy 70 travel. calling on school
teachers. etc. expenses paid and good
etilanission. through Texas. Arizona and
California- call az Paso del Norte Hotel,
ask Tor Mr. n. Gorhzn, ''Wsstsrn" Mgr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

washington, %. C., Nov 22.-Cot-
ton Einned prior 70 November Il
including 17T.212 round bales; 1l-495
bales Of American-Egrptia and 27z
bales OF sea island. the census bu-
reau announced today
Last year 10 November a. glnnlnss
amounted 10 7.60f.s20 bales including
1924 round bales. 1905 bales Of
Egyptian and 4o,2dl bales
OF sea island
Ginnings by states to November a.
this year include
Arizona. 49.423; California 15.osss
Oklahoma. 614,616; Texas 5,155,715-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
MEXICAN PRICES

fias and r1cnerH ere furnished By the
Santa Ee Exchange g. Commission Co.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
TAKES
TWODROPSON
GIN REPORTS

New Orleans. La, Nov. 2z--HeaVier
ginning returns from the census bu-
reau than expected. 6,920.776 bales 20
November Il, were responsible for a
drop Of 10 20 points in the prices Of
cotton
Heavy profit taking was done by
shorts as prices fell and a quick re-
action resulted. the trading months
recovering their losses and Standing
g TO ~ points over Saturdays close
December feu off to 1920 and then
advanced to 1850
The recovery did not last After the
ginning figures had been diEested
they caused more selling than ever
and the market broke again, this time
70 net declines Of % % 81 points, De-
cember touching the new low level for
the season OF 1854 IN the trading.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

Oh nd Minlng


WANT parties 10 join syndicate now form
inr % develop Breckenridge Oh lease lo-
Gated within proven area immedlateig
surrounded by prod lcinE wGiiss no promo
ton interest given. all moneys handled
b. local banz trustee j. " Rice killer
Hotel ErerEenridre. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

New York, Nov. 22--Cotton futures
closed very steady December. 1880;
January. 1918; March. 1905; Nay,
1885 July, 1878
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22
Business ChanceI


I THEE stores i small furniture business.
9 houses. cheap. and easy terms Ph- 1854.
1erllEan-
] c IGAR-lIAGAzINE Stors. Win shine par
/ Tor. must sell Martin K ReddinF. Room
/ IS. Morgan BldE- PHI SSH
I SWISS WATCHES repaired. rent's. Iadies'
wrist. even the smallest Martin q son.
watch speciallsts. sll = san Antolso.
CAPITALIZE your SPARE time. prepare FOR
q bigger Jobs the =. 81 C. A. night schools
VIII train you p. s95 and es18-
FOR sALE-Grocery store. living rooms
and bath. u rear. rent $50 per month.
year lease. cali 20 al5 n % Fasos Eh-
EXCEPTIONALLY high Frads positions
for experienced ousl1es1 men arail1nla
through 2 4 C. A. vocational depart
nent paying from SEQ Per month uu
A PINE BUSINESS in the center o. The
city. restaurant nan and wife should
make $40 per day price 1900 h1u cash
J. S. Crozier. Room 800. Trust Bldg. Phi
FOR saLE-HoteI and cafe in live Texas
town o. 1900 Inhabitants. paying 50 per-
cent. reason for ssliluE other 1uslness
calling nee. y interested. wrlte Box VIZ.
An OPPORTUNITY
To tlT an old established Eent's furnish
i1E bushes. excellent location. long lease.
making good money. $4,000 20 handle.
locatiou. dong good profitable business
and money maker. good reasons for sell
lnE- Price $500. cash payment 5000. good
lease and cheap rent For particulars zee
with GOODMAN BROS. & co. Inc.
Phone 2f14. eos North stanton
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs,
Paden Realty Company. with 10 years
o. conscientious dealing between buyer
and seller. and with the tul confidence
o. 81 these thousauds Offer line o.
business opportunities that should appeal
% All who can see a bargain when they !
meet g face 20 face in the big road.
Naturally. We cant advertise everything /
all our esteemed competitors; therefore. ]
viii offer for your consideration Just e ]
1eW and ask you 70 drop in and let us I
show vou the balance o. these wonderful /
6srags-clossst IN o. ar-Dlstrihutor o. 7
tires. tubes. batteries Repairs, storaEe, i
accassoriea Real money nlaker--1t5oo i
HoteI-Ihis win enable you 70 retire I
aHd quit work foreg.ermors after three I
years o. 1perations 10000 VIII handle I
Other hotels al less money. but retiring
period a little further away.
Drug Store--Ihat VIII net you 5000 per {
month This De- such a gilt-edse PROPOSE /
--o1 mat bank VIII carry most or T.
Grocery Store-HGlth connecting apart
menL This viii earn you $500 per month
net and not cost you more than trip
10 your nlvvsr &c Calhcrnia-
Barber shops. News Stands. Cigar Stands
and many other lines for you 90 choose
from. All money makers and 20 be had
for a little down and let the business
PADES REALTY COMPANY.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
4Ql-1-3 u Paso Bank Bldg
Phone 1870.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-22

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SPANISH TAUGHI-CiaEsaF now begin
ming. For appointment call AZ the I'm
coin Academy. SIS n stanton.
Money 70 Loan
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MONEY 70 loan on diamonds. watches and
iewelry- EuLLAN,s. rs y stanton 81
IS TO so loaned honest employees. conf
Dental Drake. 2ll RohsrtH-B annel BIG.
NEEr S30e-Lons tirle Easy payment pl1u
Tor Eaiarled furniture ouner1 confidential
welfare Ion Co. 211 Hsrzld BlcE.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
rrodiie1- livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral al lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE loan ASSOCIATION.
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