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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
STILL LOWER
GRAIN PRICE
ISRECORDED

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 20. - New low
figures on the crop again were re-
corded today for wheat and corn fu-
lures. There was a fairly strong open
ing in wheat influenced by export
conditions but after initial buying by
seaboard houses ceased there was no
support to the market and it slumped
from Sc for December Eheat TO 21zc
for March. Liverpool adVlces said that
United Kingdom wheat supplies had
reached such g volume that the brlt-
fish wheat commission was llkely 20
reduce the fixed prices OF wheat 70
Opening wheat prices which were
from = 10 15Ec lower, with Dece1l-
her s17a 10 SIZE and March $l-65
to sI6gL. first stiffened at the
higher levels and then tell 10 Sl-6s
for December and Sl6Os 1or AaIoIl-
Commission houses sold corn anu
there was renewed liquidation in that
pit. The opening was from &c nlgner
70 &c lower with December bb9z 70
. Nav at ~ to 711a and july ia
10 &c. The slump carried December
to 65E and Nay TO T0Hc-
The wheat rally had small erIeet On
al 6lz q SIC and May at 700 695se
oats followed corn closely Win the ASy
option closing az 4sl 4l5sc atter RAINY
10 lsItc from Its low OF use
oats dropped from an opening -oI
4g4 70 4 for Nay, down TO sc,
Provisions were also weak win
fresh pork and lard at reductions IN
the cash market
kfter December wheat had touched Sl-6l
there was a rally based upon weekend
covering and hullish export reports TINS
movement continued 70 the end with the
9 : #H|H II
fIBs1s R1.59 for March. the ret declines
FOR the day ranging from sG4&e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

are received at the dressing plant
they are killed. dry picked, cooled,
and packed in barrels or boxes for
shipment
killing the Turkey.
Turkeys 10 be killed and dressed
on the farm should first be deprived
OF feed for q hours. but given plenty
OF fresh. clean water, in order TO clean
the crop and intestines Of all feed.
When ready to XIII. the bird should
bird in one hand, sharp. narrow
bladed knife is used 20 sever the veins
in the throat By making a small cut
inside the mouth on the right side
Of the throat at the base Of the skull
After making this cut and bleeding
begins, the knife is thrust Up through
the groove in The roof Of the mouth
and into the brain at the back part Of
the skull The bird gives peculiar
squawk. the feathers are loosened by
q quivering Of the muscles. and death
Is Instantaneous
In dry picking, the feathers should
be plucked Immediately, and, IL The
bird has been. properly stuck they
come out very easily. The tail and
large wing feathers are removed first,
after which the body feathers are
pulled out. when the turkeys are TO
be marketed locally or are 70 be
shipped but a short distance, they are
cooled 10 temperature or about 30
degrees +. by hanging IN the open air,
provided the weather is cool enough.
otherwise they are plunged into ice
water and kept there until thoroughly
cooled.
shipping Dressed Turkeys.
After cooling, they are packed un-
drawn in boxes or barrels liz is in
advisable for the producer without
proper refrigeratlng facilities to ship
dressed turkeys, as losses from inn
proper cooling and from their being
exposed 20 warm weather during
transit are liable to occur Aside
from this. 10 is seldom profitable to
ship turkeys any great distance ex-
cept in carload lots. When this is
done, the turkeys are cooled 10 30
degrees F.. packed in boxes or bar
rels, and shipped in refrigerator cars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
MEN HEAD HOTEL ASSOCIATION

santa Barbara, Calf Nov 90
Alfred Lamborn. OF Estes Park. Cole
has been elected president OF the
Western Hotels Scenic association al
the organizations 1920 convention
here
John F. Shea, san Francisco, was
elected secretary and A hrel y Az
salt Lake City. treasurer various
sac presidents were elected as FOL
lows. For Arizona Guy c Griffin, q
NoEaIes; for California john ).
Mitchell, Of san Francisco; tor NeW
Mexico, hugo S. Seaberg, OF Ratio o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

THE American public demands tur-
4 key for Thanksgiving. and gets It
usually. II It is humanity possible.
On no other festival OF the year do
the people Of this country feel it nee
essary TO have any one kind OF meat
but Thanksgiving without turkey IS
like Hamlet without the ghost to
most Americans. Many serve turkey
at Christmas and New Years also.
but after the holiday season Is past,
the demand for turkeys is usually
small. This makes the marketing
season for turkeys very short. run
ming as it does from the middle OF
November to the latter part OF De-
Marketing Turkeys.
Most turkey raisers sell their birds
alive to poultry dealers. who either
dress them or ship them alive to city
dealers Farmers near the city mar
kets, and particularly those in the
middle Atlantic and New England
states. often dress the turkeys and
either sell them direct to the con-
sumer or TO city dealers. In some
sections shortly before Thanksgiving
there Is held what is known as tur-
key day. on the day before this event
borhood kills and dresses his tur-
keys. and the following morning
brings them into town, where they
are bid on and purchased by buyers.
the birds going to the highest bidder.
In sections where turkeys are
grown in large numbers, as in Texas.
dressing plants have been built by
poultry dealers, who buy the birds
alive and dress them for the various
city markets. In such cases practic-
ally all the turkey raisers sell to
these dealers, who often send buyers
ont into the country TO gather up g
drove Of several hundred birds by
stopping at each farm as they pass.
Weighing whatever turkeys the farm
sr may have TO SELL and adding them
10 those already collected Six or
eight men can drive a flock OF 1000
turkeys 10 or u miles a DAY As
soon as possible after the turkeys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

HEAVY; PRICE
DROP FOLLOWS

New York. Nov. 4U.-Lle STOCK
market was very unsettled again to-
day, a heavy opening giving way TO
further weakness, irregular recoveries
following later. Yesterdays weak
est features, especially steels, oils
and railway equipments were under
increased pressure with new low rec
ords for several leaders such as Cru
chile steel. Mexican petroleum and
Baldwin locomotive. Food, leather
and miscellaneous specialties, also
went lower on renewed Liquidation
The better class OF rails and ship
pings rose I 10 points, but cancelled
some OF their gains when lndustrlals
became more reacuonery. such firm
ness as was shown in isolated in
stances probably resulted from short
covering, there being little public in
terest or support. The closing was ir-
regular. Sales amounted 70 $4,000
shares
The session opened with indications
Of a continuance OF the recent severe
liquidation, although ueurralzeo In
part by the firmer tone Of investment
rails. Crucible steel which led yes
terday's extensive setback opened at
a further loss Of q points 70 new
low for the year, and Mexican petrol
cum a4eg IAAA--1-A a A-s7H AA--A-AAA -Aa- "a
its decline OF 4 = points american
smelling, beet sugar California pack
Ing and tobacco products averaged
losses Of one point. Great Northern
Reading and Southern Pacific hard
ened and Royal Dutch and virginia
Carolina chemical recovered part OF
their recent declines
raw ouear. unsettled Cubas we're Of
rered at Az cost and freight equal 70 SIS
for centrifugal without finding buyers.
Refined sugar dull and unchanged at 500
Go.5o for fire Eranulated-
The unsettled feeling in the spot market
and the POOR demand for refined led 70
renewed selling OF sugar futures and gu
positions sold at new low records lor tle
season. Final prices were 20 20 % points
net lower
Liberty bonds closed: SIS e92-3o; FIRST
As. SsL10; second a. $3.50 bids tirst ssa,
eg6-625 second 4As. s65-4l5 third SIS,
$3.50: fourth AS, sS5.76; Victory 3 ziE,
80. ILe.orr Ks. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
SAYS
BUSINESS IS
SOME BETTER

New York. Nov. e0.-Dun's com
mercial report today says;
Certain changes for the palter
have appeared in business. The i'm
provement is slight and none az an
is visible IN various quarters but
some Of the indications are more IA
v0rable than in recent weeks, sen
timent among some interests mas
strenethened. even without appreci-
able gain in activity. and the en-
courag ing features in the outlook are
being rather more freely stressed
Demand for seasonable goods has
moderately increased, and offerings
of merchandise at lower prices seem
20 be meeting with a somewhat
broader response. At the best how
ever, the buying is still conservative
and restricted. and curLaIlment OF
production through lack Of new or
ders has not yet ceased
weekly bank clearings we're
s7,9T6,83o,o3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Observations taken
At 8 a. m- 18th me
ridian tim e. Nov.
90. 1890.
Forecasts TIL 6 pm,
Sunday
Fl Paso and vicin-
~: Partly cloudy
1niEht and Sunday.
Sew Mexico. Fair
lniEht and Sunday;
tile change in tenn
crature.
Arizona Falr to-
iEht and Sunday
title change in TEN
erature-
West Texas; To-
light and Sunday
artiy cloudy: cold
az n orth Portion
sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
Wheat-Dec-. s15slks March, sl-5Si1-
Corn-Dec, SIC; Nay. 6sAc.
Oats-Dec-. 43lsc; Nay, 41Nc-
Chicago ProTisiOnss Close
Pork-Jzn-. s2l-co.
Lard-Jan. gIAT7; Nay &l4-22.
Ribs-Jan-, S12-70.
Chicago Produce. Close.
ChicaEo, H.. Nov. 1o.-8utter-LoW9l-
Creamery. t0G5ec-
Ergs-Lo7rer5 receipts. 14l4 cases tllaLA
TeT7Ic; ordinary firsts. 90 465ci at ma
ret, cases included. soG7oc; standards, y
7Tsc; refrigerator firsts, 52iz G 5she.
Poultry-Alive. higher; fowls, lac nc
springs, axe turkeys. fS6c-
potntoes-Receipts, so carloads. Nortnezl
white. bulk, s1-75G 1.eo; sacked, $500; Red
river, choice, s210G225s Idaho rurals,
Kanaas City Produce. Ciose.
Kansas City, no, Nov. zl--hgs H-sn-
changed Firstz. 7o972ci seconds. Soc
selected, rs Use
Battsr-Unchangsd. Creamery. SEE
Pouitry-Hens, z1c: light hens. g low
er to 15e; springs, DC; rooStsrH. lsc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

INSURANCE COMPANIES
MAKE NEW RECORD

Santa Fe, II. II, Nov. 20.-Au rec
ords for volume Of business by fire
and life Insurance companies in New
Mexico were broken in 1913, it Is
shown by the annual report Of the
state insurance department
Fire companies paid in losses $685.
SIC, the lowest in u years and col
lected IN premiums s1,056,671s the larg-
est recorded
Life companies paid in claims S745s-
004, and collected in premiums S1,067.-
$50. The amount OF life insurance in
force for the year was 81, s29s414.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
.POLISHCOUNT
HELDFORUS.
AUTHORITIES

Albuquerque, n. II. Nov. 20.-Albert
Sichofslry. arrested here on charge
Of embezzlemeLt from Los An-eles, Is
being held for the United states de-
1artneut OF Justice. A. r Gere. spe-
cial investigator for the department
ordered him held after his alleged ad-
mission 10 Gere that he is under a
$1,000 bond in san Diego for entering
the United States by way Of Tia
Juana without passports, and later
was arrested al Douglas, Ariz-, when
he crossed the border into Mexico on
a passport obtained by the false
declaration that he was an American
citizen.
Sichofszy claims to be be Polish
count and says that his mother IS
one OF the English Rothschilds- he
is said to have admitted to depart
ment Of Justice officials here that ne
is a gambler and plays for big
stakes"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

1riuneapoIis. MINI, Nov. 20.-Narked
declines were registered IN the flour mar
Eet here today, which brought quotations
under 50 a barrel, thu first tine In four
vears. Reductions Of 20 to IS cents a
barrel for family patents were put IN
effect b. the mills. making today-s range
Of prices sS9o TO $500 barrel, when sold
IN car lots. in IS pound cotton sacks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Washington, D. c., Nov. 2o--The
controller OF the currency today issued
a call for the condition Of all na-
tional banks at the close Of business
on Monday. November Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALS

New YORK, Nov. 20.-Bar sllT1r. d0mes-
nc. unchanEad- foreign 75c-
Mexican dollars 57Hc-
Prime mercantile paper unchanged
Exchange. firm.
Sterling. demand. s5.z6st cables, gz.ls =.
New York exchange on Montreal, II 5-lb
percent. discount
Sterling advanced strongly. Demand
sassy; cables. f3.49.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

FURNISHED by Crombie q So-l
A srIrht downward tendency vas mani
fssted 10 local markets, both trlils ~
vegetables showing q decline o-io"-i-1
are the quotations
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Potatoes. all classes f2-25 80
Sweet potatoes, Per bushels SIS Gu
onions green. Per dozen. 25es fancy
CsIsry. dozen. Sis e1-so-
Crnubsrries. 90 pounds. &e-9l
Lettuce. box. s2-26-
Tomatoes, per lag fl-sL
bananas per pound. llc-
Cabbare- per pound. axe
Citrus and Decidr0us Fruits -
Au1Ies. New Mexico, per box fa-l54
Northwest apples. sl25eA5o-
colorado apples. f2.0Q.
Fforfda oranges. s7-z5-
FLORIDA grapefruit. $3.50 $50
Lemons. s5-o0G5.75-
Pears, $3.50.
California grapes. s3-l5-
Cranberries. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
WOOL MARKET
DULL; WORLD
PRICES SLOWER

Boston. Mass. Nov. 2o.-Ine COM
mercial Bulletin today says.
Business in wool IN the amer can
markets this week had been Tess
active. although there has been some
business In a moderate way Prices
are showing a tendency downward an
over the world. Australian cables
indicate a lower tendency and the
same is true In South Africa and
south America, while London has
ruled dull and Irregular
''The goods market IS 'stin DUH and
unsettled. although the announced CIT
In prices by the wholesale clothlers
is taken as a good omen Talk Of an
early tariff action Is also enc0uragtne
the trade somewhat
Secured basis; Texas, fine y
months. 9O6 95c; fine months. 404
75c.
Territory: Fine staple choice $40
los: half-blood combinE, soc; three
eighths-bloOd coming. 6o065ci quar-
ter-blood comhing, CSC
Pulled; Delaiuei Soc IA, 80G s5ci A
supers, 604 65c-
best. caruiug, SO q SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

ChiecEo Livestock. Close.
CHICAGO. III. Nov. 1.-HoEg-Rscsipta,
days average with spots mores closing
firm: bulk sales, s11-51 711-85s top, 412-oQs
heavyweights. &l15u q 1896 medlulll-
weights. s1l65 912oos uEhtUelghta. S11-5J
packing sow-E, smooth. f1LQo @ 11-4oi pack
inF soWs. rough. sio.75G 11-oos pigs 500
912.25i with desirable 100 to $50 pound
Cattis-Rsesipts, 5000: mostly Canadian
and northwestern grasserE Trading light
weeks recsipts total $4,000, new yard
record Compared With n week ago choice
prime corn fed beef steers SO 8loc lover
other beef and butcher cattle unevenly
81 70 81 lover cannarH and cutters, 20
soc lower. light veal calves sc lover
heavy calves average $50 lover; Htoclsers
and feeders mostly 75c6 81 lower
sheen-ReceIpts, 1000; compared with q
week ago, fat sheep and lambs Sc 9I5c
lower yea-ilngz 75cG2l lower; feeders,
90 9T5e lower
Denver. Colo Nov. eo.-Cattle-Recetpts
f0c. Market stronger &c steady Beef steers,
s7.50n10.01- COWS and heiferH. $500 6-l5s
calves. s5o0a11-oo; stoelzers and feeders,
Hos-Rseeipts. 200. Market steady. one
shesp-Reaeipts, $500. Market steady.
Lambs ss-5sa1o75s ewes. sAoo94-75i
Kaasss cts Llvesrocz. Close.
Kansas City, No. Nov. 10.-cattie-Re-
celpts. $50. market Tor week Beef steers
and feeders. SOC 20 - lover: bulls ana
rsrIerF. SOC lower; other calves. 81 TO
81 80 lower. she stock. 80 20 76c lower
canuerg, CSC higher: stock cows and heif-
err. steady 70 soc lower
HoEa-Eeceipts. 1905 mostly STEADY 70
1dc higher no choice hogs here medium
and eood light and medium weight $11-25
G11-55s stock pigs, unerenly lower; good
kinds, s1o.75-
sheep-Receipts. s0os market for week:
Sheep and feeding lambs, 800 dL50
lover; tat lambs, 75c 20 81 lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
WIZ NOT?

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. repairIaen and
garagemen, send address today for free
sample copy OF American Automobile d.
gest, containing helpful. Instructive in
formation on overhauling ignition troubles.
carburetor efficiency. engine knocks. wiz
ing. storage batteries simpufed. etc
clearly explained. profusely illustrated.
American Automobile Digest. e Butler
Bldg, Cincinnati
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

DAEE blue chiffon velvet is chosen
for the major portion Of this at
tractive frock. 1t is combined
with gray sarin-a color unison that
is much liked at this time. The skirt
is made with rather wide spread sides
which are developed into pockets.
These are lined with the gray satin.
The apronlike top with its buclZled
straps Is also fashioned from the veil
vet Collars and cuffs. too. are de-
veloped from its soft folds These.
however, are all outlined with narrow
binds Of the gray satin This Is the
material from which the bodice IS
evolved. The front opening IS fast
ened by tiny pearl buttons braided
together
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

1921 FORD coupe practically new. de-
mouutahie rims extra tire and tube dash
light. shock disorders. reinforced frame
special lenses. Epeedometer. rear tire rack.
chains. radiator top and other extras .
VIII sell 20 first conner Tor $3.50. Address
P. o. Box 15s2. FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
THE WEATHER

{. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Veterinary Hospital

---~---e----------------
ONLY veterinary hospital On I'D PlEo. 2lI7
Texas 81 Open day and night For all
dcmealicafed anlrala Special attention
given Treatment ocarding and 1atlirs
doEs ard cats Look for che Blue Cross
II PAso VETERINARY HOSPITAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
EARLY
REPLACED BY
BIG LOSSES

Dld LOOOAnO
New Orleans. La Nov -9---w eek
end realizing OF PROFITS uT owners OF
short contracts caused q nl5uel -
Kan I'm cotton on the openlnz tol-..
h.rf after advances Of 10 60 q points,
~-- eeUine OF consequence was met
and the gains were wiped our ana re-
n1need hv losses which amounted 20
be- TO 90 points compared Win the
final prices Of Testel44g-
December advanced to $3.50 nd re-
me futures market opened steady. De-
Gambler. 15.T1c; J1nuargs l5.tlc- March,
15.g0c; Stay. 15.lic; july. l3-l7c-
The cotton market closed ale1l5s .
points higher % lower net
December --------- 1850 l1-el -2-s--
January ---------- ---- "a
Say -------------- go -r-- 1s91
July ..----.s-- 4a-NA 1910 49,
SPOT cotton. IS lover sales On ne s2oL
$50. bales 90 slrrlTes $50 Low n.-l-.lla
11-35. middiing. 1885, good middl-ns'
NEW YORK cotton FUTUEEs.
New York Eov- -ZQ---Colton FIXTURES
closed steady December ls.-5s JanlaEg'
ISIS; March. 1888; Nay. 1850 july 15.aa-
GaIvEsroN sPoT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex nov 20.-spoiH, steady
-5 up; middling. 1f-la
For SsIe-Automobiles-Wantsd
---~~~-~--------~ -~---~-~-~---~-~-7---
1890 FORD CAR-Oniy run lev
months. new tires. starter ana
motor in fine condition. might
give some terms Phi 53ts-
WHY CRANK AND cUss9" M
Have YOUR Ford 1Eue-o r1claf1e co WINE
--rrr wait. Oldest models crank IKE new :
makes strong lrhtE COLUMBIA eAU1-
AGE BATTERY q IGNITION CO.. n ~,
USED CAR BUYERS
We have sonae good bargains
in Bucks, Dodges and Hud-
sons You cannot al1Qru 70
@ overlook these II you want
car Remember, We Euaran-
tee these cars and give SER
vice. real service.
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone $685.
BYsF@UsED FORD DEALERS
ETrva 4 new Ford Sedan body and coupe
body that VIA trade for FORD touring
have your Ffrd rsinted- See us for our
l'i-s BYARs & COMPANY.
a21 ". san Anrenlo. El2as ----
1920 DODGE-Lats model Dodge
oar. has good tires. extra tire.
bumper paint aud tor soods
VIM r.l this car under the mar
for mwIHE aaaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
For Saie-AuiomobiIes- Wanted


FORD touring car. first class condition,
cheap for cash. az Mills 81
WILL TRADE light s passenger car 10 on
late model sedan and pay cash difference,
Cadillac preferred. no dealers or agents
Address T 169. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

bedroom FURNITURE
at a discount
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE co.
109 s. Stanton St.
walk a block and save a dollar"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20


close OF business November 4s. re-
ceived by the FL Paso branch, is as
Resources.
Gold and gold certifi- ..-.ss. F.,
Gates ---------.---- ---s e'42-r9s59.' =,
Gold settlement fund o.. 4.4l6,s54-Ot
Gold with for Ell n
agencies ---..--.----- -,lvesoou-ol
Total ............... 12.57s.lszli
Gold with federal reserve -....oo.
Gold redemption fund-.- s'o-o'A4t-s'
Total gold reserves. 46413,554.5i
Legal tender notes, sill o.,
vers etc ---------- $500 a'o-''9 '--''
Total reserves .------. 5Q,J-s 1855
Bills discounted Secured
by government war OBJ
ngatious) .----------- z1,se9 800.
All other $500 --.----- a-fot sre-s-@l
Bills bought in open mar
ket and acceptances
acquired from other
federal reserve banks s15,0O0.0l
Total bills pn hand. -. 7t,o3o,ss1-55l
{. S. government bonds slslsizau-ul
u. s. certificates Of in
debtedIcss ----------- s-ouu,uuu-ul
t Total earning assets. S6,9l9,1el.5 5.
Bank premises ------ lr355,itl.zl
Uncouected items and
other deductions from
gross deposits .---.-.. 5-si-Qi4ti.4l
Five percent redemption
fund against federal
reserve bank notes .. 5sG2oo.9l
All other resources -- see,lbs-o1
Tstal resources .1s1sss,2s5.sl
Liabilities.
Capital paid In -.------s 4,gs5,l59- ~.
SurnIus -...- 4.152,27Q-8'
Government deposits l,6lslsz4-1'
aes % i- -..-...-...... 4s.57s.o7s1I
items .....-..--.,.... s5.57A11o.4
Other deposits, including
for n government
GREATS ------s--- e--r1 %
Total gross deposits 67,0ss,68z.
T. p notes in actual cir
culation --.---------.- orlae4i1a isY'
euiadon-ast liability. 7.5251o0.oI
All other liabilities .- 2i453.0iZ-5'
Total liabilities ......19Isss.2s5.si
l.s =. r. banks - -. 27sOs,7oO.Ol
Contingent liabilities on
bills purchased for for
eign Corresponds 4l6,000-Ol
Additional oils eral
pledged with other F.
r banks --------- 4.toar5uu.ui
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
UsED CARS AT A BIG
DISCOUNT.

USED CARS AT A BIG
DISCOUNT.
Owing 20 the fact that we have
rarrs stock OF used cars and need
ne room. we VIII offer some un-
usual bargains in rebuilt and
good used cars thiz week as tol-
lows
F0HDs
1890 Ford Coupe. new tires e1-
ira tire and cover .e-c- ----s3i7-
I 1880 Ford Touring car. only rln
3 months. cheap at-.------.- -e1-a
I 1913 Ford Touring car VIE
wheels. good tires ---------t 500
Other Ford cars as low as faal
DODGE BROTHER SCARS.
1890 Touring car, good tires bump
ers extra tire with tire cover
prfnt and top IA fine condition.
runs Ike uew-wiu take good
Ford as part pay.--------- f--'l
j 1913 Touring car. cord tires.
s1ot light. extra tira. etc flltl
sedan. new tires. paint eEtre
sevsral other Dodge Brothsrs cars
20 select IRON
HrDSOEs-
1890 Hudson spaeds-er. cord
~ tires. bumpers extra cord tires.
cut out dlmmars-must be seen
10 be appreciated .-----.----fl55l
several good 2 passenger cars
from $500 to--------------'- --'1
EUTrEg
Light Six Buick. new paint
rodd tires ana $50
j Light SIX Buiciz. needs paint
ing. but q good car---------2ill
Z Llrhr SIX Roadster. oversize
cord tires. new paint and TOP. er-
TIA cord tire with cover -21325
TRUCKs
z c. IT. c. H Ton truck. good
condition --------- zee
Ford truck panel body -faoo
OTHER MAKES SUCH As
oakland. Chandlsr. LcFariand.
REQ. HAYNES. az G big reduction
Terms can be arranged on any
ot-tha above cars
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
as vs.. san Antonio S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

WHY NOT?
Join the happy throng Of
motor car uWners- Use
them for business or
pleasure.
OUR BIG BARGAIN SALE OF
srEADED-EN" AUTOMOBILE
Is STILL GOING on.
As we said last week. II the
prices we are asking for these
cars are more than you
want TO pay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
RESERVE BANK
FILES REPORT
TO NOV. 20

The report Of the federal reserve
bank Of Dallas. on its condition a the
close OF business November 4s. re-
ceived by the FL -Paso branch, is as
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