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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
LittIeBObbie spa


ia asked US out in his new car
the Triplet Six
re for the best. all the time.
sed Pa i often wanted 70 git one
Of these ears. but newer TN nov
did I feel like RELY cud afford i,
sed Pa Hop IN & we VIII an three
CD take a spin sed Pa
I wish you had thot 70 buy me a
linen buster, sed IA. & ottomo-
that viii all cum in time. ssd Pa,
in the meantime hop IN & we VIII
whiz thru the fair countryside, sed
Pa Termed TO drive a long time age,
so lra wasn't afraid 20 hop In 4
neither was 7. 70 is pritty nice TO
own y-ure own car. 7 feel sorry Tor
a lot OF poor littel kids wlch hasanr
got dads wich IS Flush but we cud-
dent talk all the kids in the Wur-d
along anyhow so I hoped IN
This IS a crate country, sed Pa
a man can live here & sit prospectus
e no king talks his Doe away from
him OF course he has 20 pay his
incum tax e. outgoing expenses. sed
Pa. but sumtines he has enuff left
20 buy a noabel car like this here
one wich am driving, Pa sed- CIT
up. car, sed Pa, e. We started
You may feel a lttel riuched IN
that hack sect. sed Pa 20 Ma IL was
made for slender folks
We may be pinched. sed VA, but
In this car ] guess we VIII newer
be pinched for speeding
Can't you 50 lasterZ I sed 20 Pa
One shud be caushus with new
boat. sed Pa I am feeling my way
This maiks me feel sad sed IA
10 reminds me o. the time I went
TO Unkel Jake's funeral. VA sed. We
went about this fast
Then Uukel Jake was buried about
the way he lived, sed Pa That old
boy certingly newer knoWed what
speed was, sed Pa
lie was all the better of FOR that.
sed IA Why doant you step on
one OF them cute littel LEVERS IN
front thare, sed Ma, and give yure
noabel car sum Eas2
Something mite happen sed Pa
Go slow g. eesy IS my motto
7 guess Il is. sed- bet 7 can
run faster than this car
If you maiE another remark ike
that you VIII have a chanst 70 run
back hcam. Bobble, sed Pa
We may git a chanst TO walk back,
sed IA. & Jest then the car stopped,
block from our house
Tie Triplets has the collie. sed IA
All six OF them, I guess. Ma sed-
Doant provoke me sed Pa
But Ma KEEP laffing & Pa KEEP git
ting red ia the face & the car KEEP
standing still Pa had 20 teIefone
for man 20 cum & talk Il 20 the
Garage IA sed our Trubbels has
Jest begun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain Close
Whezt-Dec-, S1-911: March, fLe-a.
Corn-Dec. 7878cs Nay, s6nc-
Oat-Dcc-. 55fcs Nay, 52A
Chicago FroviniOnEs Close.
PorE-otcv., t225o; jan s12-2o.
Lard-Nov-. sI9-21i Jan. 1851
chiesgo Potstoes-
Chicago III, Oct -Eotatoes-stell l.
Receipfs rs cars. Northern white. sacked
and bulk, S1-s5 Gi-Soi early Ohioa, $40 @
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, III. Oct 25--Butter-l lrlr-
Creamery, 81 056c-
EEr-LoTer- Receipts. 1887 cases Elrsts
50 5G1zc. ordinary lrz1s. 5lG5acs a.
market cases included. IS q 54c; stand
ards, s. sec; storage packed firsts- 60 =
G6lcs Refrigerator lrs-s, IS q sac
PoultEy-Ali Fowls, general
run. 12c- springs e6t7c7 turkeys s5c-
kansas City, 10. Oct. 25.-Bueter-
Creamery. unchanged. F51s packing. IN
changed. 1-c
EEEs-s0 @ Sc
Poultry-Hsas 1sG2se: springs. TN
changed. 22c; turkeys. unchanged. see
kansas City Cash wheat.
kansas City. No. Oct 15.-Cash wheat
&c lower 10 &c higher No hard, s2-9Q Q
30; No. 2. SIS G210: No. red s2-Qe @
210; 10. 2. s2e5 62os-
Coru-2c lower 10 &c higher. No mixed
81 06 2ci Nc 8, 81c5 Nc 2 white 65c5 No
3, socs No. 9 yellow, 6scs No. 3 6sc
Oats-UnchauEsd 20 &c higher; No. 2
white. 53c; mixed. $40 53c-
RTe-S156G LII.
Kafflr and milo rualzs-i1f0 01-6l-
HAST 11lIr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
TIGHT MONEY
is CAUSE OF
LOWER MARKET

New York. Oct 25.-Strin gent
money conditions. due mainly TO last
weeks unfavorable clearing house
statement. caused a general reversal
in the stock market today, after an
early period OF irregular strength.
sales Appropriated 475.000 shares.
The closing was irregular.
A firm TO strong tone attended the re-
sumption Of trading today. Last weeks
finish OF 10 points for call loans and the
large deficit in actual reserves reported
by clearing house banks were offset By
favorable lduices frcm London regarding
British labor conditions and a sharp rise
in sterling exchange oils. rails and
utilities were the stronger issues. Mexican
Petroleum. Houston oil. Reading. Texas
and Pacific and Lacledn gas gaining 20
points within the first half hour.
Additions TO early gains were made IN
lean Petroleum. Pan-Amerlcan Petroleum.
shell Trading. California Petroleum ana
Houston Oil These issues gained 90 all
most points over last weeks final prices
Rails were dull but utilities aud tobaccos
siren Ethened With some Of the minor spe-
cialties. The market reacted ia the Sec
ond hour when United Fruit fell points
and Coca Cola ~. the latter losing
ground on adverse dividend rumors r.
regular recoTeries set fin before noon, when
buying being noted in United states steel
and Bethlehem An opening rate Of per
cent for call money Indicated a possible
recurrence OF last Fridays furry.
Liberty bonds closed 9l4E $3.50 tirst
IS. $500 bid; second 4s. $4,000 first 49,
f9o12; second fis, Sss.52; third gas.
se0s6; fourth ahs &as-l6- Victory Jas,
$685. victory as $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
ARIZONA REVOKES CHARTER
OF NEGRO MASONIC BODY

Phoenix. Aria. Oct 25-The Arizona
CORPORATION commission today re-
called. cancelled and revoked inc
-i-4-es- 81 ne 1Tost Worshipful Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted --asons
OF Arizona, a negro orsaniIarion- lna
LODGES certificate Of lncorpc rallQll
had been granted March Is 1890.
Tha order OF revocation stated that
ft nupeared the cartinc1ts had been
rrauted through error. lnagurcn as
tha. corporations papers were nor
urouerly nrepared- The order lurL1er
7sserted invest cation had disclosed
fhat the lodge in no way had compiled
or attempted % comply with the laws
81 Arizona aud that many operal1ora
had cast distrust On the lodge a. a
corporation
me lodge denied the power q the
corporation commission IN the matter.
90 was said, but the corrl-1-alic il
-evsrtheless maintained It's authority
to revoke the charter ard it was Sc
ordered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
FARM BUREAU
WOMEN MEET
BIC WORKER

Ia Mesa. n ~ Oct L5l-Lhe lie
Mesa unit Of the Dona Ana county
farm bureau held a special uaestinE
III order that the local women might
meet Mrs II Saulsberrys one o. the
general extension workers who has
been travelling throug rhhe country
and has visited the meetings o. the
farm bureau units in every county.
Airs. SaulsbeEry was accompanied
here By 1Irs Sarah van Week. county
agent 1lrs. L A. Hines. NrE- l.
Locke Airs. Daniel c. klos1. ". c.
Eossman. Mrs Fornle Freeman and
1Irs- H Richardson state leader alrs.
Se5iisberry made a most inspiring talk
20 the women present and told them
that the report Of their work and
their record IN the county had spread
afar- AIRS. saulsberry put special
must all pull together and attend the
meetings whenever possible
There have been light 4roEt1 eVery
morning during the past week. but 20
FAR none Of the heiated crops have
been injured other than the IN
matured cotton and these bol5 VII
not open now
and judge and 1lrg- A. S. J Eylar gave
an evening party and shower FOR 1lr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Aults and invited al o.
the neiEhhorhood friends % this
young couple Who were recently mar
risd- A beautiful assortment OF Elti1
was presented 70 the guests. Cake
and hot chocolate were served AuouE
those present were Mr.. and lLr1- Lloyd
Ault, 1Ir. End 1frs. Harry wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. Gorden wallace. 1Ir. and
1irs A. n. Ault, lfr. and Mrs Forest
H White. 1Er. and Mrs FLEMING =
Rfgney. 1rr. and 1Irs- Winthrop Kun.
1Ir. and Airs. Orris Eull, 1lr. and Mrs
Warren Gray. 1Ir- and Mrs. O. L For-
syth. Mr.. and Mrs. r Fayette, NJ.
and lIrs- Chas. Brown. lIr- and lLrs.
John Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. san
Beuman. lIr. and 1Lrs- HarrT r szan-
mum. Mr.. and lrs. Norris Hannun--
Mr.. and 3lrs. Harry @ Boyer, Ar and
Mrs. William 1LacNeeIy. M. and AIRS
walter c. king. Rev. and lIrs- Joseph
Cox. Wesdames Lucy Hsnnums Lor-
inda white. Emma Pickett, 3 Feyr-
Porcher, Mary White and Misses
Mary lracNeely. Wanda White. Myrtle
Lowe, Irene Miller and Lessrs- VIZ
liam Goddard, Leslie Parsons, WalteE
P0rcher. John AMT, @. r Richards.
II. Sullivan and 81 smith
Pay Newell Is expected here next
week from san Antonio 70 spend the
winter with his aunt, Ms A G. Eariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
TWOMEN BURN
TO DEATH IN
PHOENIXPLANT

Phoenix. Ariz-. Oct. 25.=The salt
River valley water Users association
hEdro-electric plant at Roosevelt
aEain Is working, with fun power
reduction, after shutdown OF few
days. following an accident I'm which
Two employees. Lewis A Allen and
LerbV Squirting lost their lives after
the explosion Of an oil switch device
Their clothing, dreuched with oil,
caught fire from arciuF electricity.
manager lawson. Of the association.
states that the replacement damage
VIII not be much over s5000i the main
item OF repair being the rewinding
or one OF the smaller generators OF
the 1Q.lll-llW. plant A dozen cleo
cricians were hurried 20 Roosevelt az
once after the accident
~ lille the Roosevelt generating
plant was out" current for the ne
cessities Of Phoenix was secured from
3 new line Of the Arizona Power COM
panT. connecting the Fossil Creek
hydro electric plants on the middle
Verde river and the company's great
steam power house above Clarkdale,
q distance OF about 80 miles, with
the local distribution system OF the
Pacific Gas and Electric company an
associated corporation
The Roosevelt plant has been re-
lied upon 10 furnish a part OF the
electric current needed BY the m
sniration Copper company at Miami
and also has supplied ts Magma Cop
per company at Superior, The break
threw the Inspiration company on its
own resources. which were able also
10 take care Of the Magma 1Lr. Law
son states that not for months has
che Inspiration been taking more
than 20Q0 kilowatts from the associa-
tion system. as the mines and mill
are not running at anything Ike ca
uacftv. The Insniraricn contract Is
rnecizI one. without unusual obli-
cation on the part o. the association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO Livestock DlcEes
ChicaFo. III. Oct 25.-Cattie-Recelp
$4,000. Beef steers opening slow, early sales
uneven medium kinds weak; bulk coed
and choice. f15-15 l1-Izi grassy kinds,
sa-l5 4i.-5s butcher COWS. SLOW % lower
bulk. eA15 SIS. Gamers and cutters.
f1-5l @ l-5es bulls, steady 10 lower s5-g54
6-15 for holuEnaEs calves. 500I6c lower
choice vaalerE, $3.50 1885, grassy calves
s4-504 500; stocEerg and feeders STEADY
Receipts, westerns 11.qQQ. quality plain
than Saturdays average cary TOP. fle-l5s
bulk light and butchers, Sl150 1890;
bulk packing s1Us, f1l-1d q 1905 pigs. 70 q
lso lover bulk, desirabls kinds, sl2-so G
shsep-Rsoeipts. s1.oo0; fat lambs.
steady 10 CSC higher choice Idaho. s11-1ls
TOP natives . shlppersi $1,000 bulk IA
dives. 2l1-Qe @ 1l-I5i fat sheep and year
-iings. steadys top yeariings Sla25i TOP
handy ewes. $500; bulk native ewes.
s5-25 @ SIS: feeders. steady
Kansas City L1resrocEs Close
Kansas City, no, Oct. 15.-Cattle-Ele-
celpts. 5000 Beef steers uneven, steady
10 25c higher medium kind stronger
early sales. sl7-z5s better kinds held for
good cows $780, bulk, $3.50 1905 can
ners and bulls. steady bulk Gamers. 23-fss
calves. steady 10 weak better grades veal
ers flL9o 1886 stoc1srs aad feeders
Hor-Reoeipts. 10000. Market opened IS
case lower, closing unevenly 2544oe low
or than last weeks close practical TOD,
g1ao0: bulk. medium and heavyweight,
31240T1Go0; good and choice, $50 20 $50
pound hogs. s12.4oG 12-75s fat pigs. steady
% sc lower.
sheep-Reoeipts. 5000 Market STEADY;
western ewes, 1885, Fat lambs mostly 25c
higher TOD westerns f1L15s feeding
lambs. strong top, f1L5o.
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver. colo. Oct 25.-Cattle-Receiptl
goo. Market steady 20 lower on common
stock beef steers, $3.50 1850; cows and
heifsrs. f5-z5 1905 calves. $3.50 1856
stockers and feeders 5000 500.
HoE-Receipts. 5000 Market steady %
CSC lower TOP. S11-z5. bulk. f12.25 q 1880.
sheep-Receipts a. 900. Market &c low
or; lambs. S1o.50 611.0os ewes, $3.50 @ $50
feeder lambs. s10-75 l1-59-
Fort Worth Livestock Close.
Fort worth. Tex. Oct 25.-Cattle-fle-
ceipts. $500. Market steady Beeves. $500
d951. stockers. $500 $500: cows. s1.o5f
zoo: hsifers. $500 soc; bulls. $500 500;
calves 9e50ae-0o.
HoEs-Recelpts. 2800. Market lover
Heavy. s1150a12gs. light g127511S.11s
medium, f12c0 612-50; mixed N1-oo0
1900; common. s1oooa1Lo0; pigs. 5000
1850
shesp-Recsipts $50. Market steady.
lambs, s5.o0G11oo; yeariinEs. {5-55 Q 500;
wethers, $3.50 Gs-50: ewes. f7o00I.10;
eulls, SEQ 800; goats. ss-ooG i-35.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
MARKET
is IRREGULAR;
CLOSE UNEVEN

Chicago. H., Oct 25.-Indications
of probable quick settlement OF the
British coal strike tended today 70
strengthen the wheat market Alb
sence, however. OF any signs Of fresh
export business was more or less OF
a check on buliish sentiment Trade
was light OpeninE prices which va
ried from "a off 70 1 cent advance.
with December S1-99 TO S2-o1. and
March S1-e3 10 S1.94. were followed by
moderate gains all around, and then
something Of a reaction.
Weakness developed later IN con-
nection with announcement OF big re-
ceipts at Omaha and assertions tnal
wheat in Nebraska had been obtained
as low as $50 a busheL There was
also an increase in the visible supply
total. Prices closed unsettled az tnt
same as Saturdays finish 70 ] cent
lower with December S1-s9 Z to
s1qg 81 and March S1-92 5-4 20 el-fs-
corn was ffrmer with wheat. After
opening unchanged 70 5-b cent az
vance, intending December az sVt1 %
so SIS. the market scored additional
upturns, and later underwent 2 sae-
oats reflected the strength OF other
grain, starting unchanged 70 - GENT
higher December % 5-s 70 % e-a
and keeping close initial iieure@
weakness in the hog market naa
depressing effect on provisions
Subsequently. large receipLs lea e
down turns in corn prices me close
was nervous, IL cent net lower %
Is cent advance with December ts
IS 20 so cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
HEAD CELEBRATES
18Th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

SIR. and Mrs. Romulo Escobar Of
Tuzrez celebrated their twenty-tltth
wedding anniversary Saturday with
dinner for their friends at the Esco-
bar Brothersi Agricultural school Of
which ar Escohar IS president
Among the guests were American con-
SUI =. A. Dow and his vile and their
seven-year-cld son, Edward A Dow
q. lr and Airs. Escoblr have seven
children.
minations at the school have
Just finished and the students are pre-
lsrinE 70 take Two months Taca-
l-r. Escobar. who was recently ap-
pointed federal senator, VIII 90 70
Mexico City within the next few days
70 resume his work on project 70
establish agricultural schools all over
the country.
sixteen 6r II farm schools viii be
established by lhe government, he
said. and the Escobar Brothers Agri-
cultural school in Juarez win be des-
iguated as one 10 receive federal aid
Dir. Escobar's brother, Numa Esco-
bar. is interested with him IN his
school
Last year the government recogniz-
ms the class Of work conducted az
The school GA Juarez. paid the tuition
q number Of students.
The school during revolutionary
times did not fare so well At times
The buildings were converted into hos
pitfalls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
MONEY AND METALS

fBy AEEcclated Fress-l
New York. Oct. 2s---Prime rnereacntile
paper 8 percent
Exchange. firm
Sterling demand 4a-4lM.
Cables sass
SIS percent discount
Time loans. steady. 80 DAYS. 50 daTn
and months, * 7s percent
car money. strong. High To- low 3.
ruling rate. s; closing bid. g. offered AZ
Bar silver. domestic. ssise; foreign.
axe
Copper producers quoted electroly ticai
-uot and fourth quarter. ISL q 15 nominal
snail sales reported IN the outside market
lion, easy. Nc 1 northern, ffs.oo; 70.
: northern $500 O s.. 90: No south
Tin. fi-m- SPOT and nearby, $3.50;
futures, 5000.
Lad. easier. SPOT. ss.T56G1s.
Zinc easy. East St Louis delivery,
SPOT, fz1oG7-t5.
LONDON INITIAL MAREET-
London, Eng Oct 25.-sPot copper
s. E 2. floo.
Tin. E251. 1oE
Lad. E16, "a sd-
zinc. f39. los.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
WHEAT, RYE. BARLEY AND
OATS CROPS BREAK RECORD

Rnme italy. Oct. ga uul4eLu IS
sued By the international Institute
Of Agriculture announces aggregate
wheat and rye crops Of tie northern
1,eurisphere. total 62400 900 tons, as
AGAINST 6I.7O0. 900 tons in 1913.
The production Of barley, accord
Ing to the bulletin, was eight percent
larger than last gear, while oats IN
creased 81 percent. The maize crop
OF southern Europe vas good and
that in America ten percent more
than last year. The probable yield
OF cane sugar is considered favorable
BIZ the institute. Export Of 100000
tons Of wheat from British India is
advocated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
SUNSHINE SPECIAL HAS
ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT

New steal diners were placed s.
service sunday on the sunshine spe-
cal Of the Texas & Pacific railway
according to George Deck, district
passenger agent
'TThis VIII make the train all steel. p
said Dir. Deck, as we have recently
received and placed IN service new
all-steeI coaches Of the latest tyre-
The diners were ordered more than
a year ago and were 90 have been de-
liVered Nay l.
sOfficials OF the Texas & Pacific
have been planning for more than Two
years. SAID lIr Deck 10 make the
Sunshine Special an all steel train.
il order to give the people Of e Psso
and the southwest the service We wish
10. and 10 IS with much pride that we
can nov announce that in point OF
service the Sunshine Special win be
second TO none 10 the southwest"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
LOWER COTTON SEED RATE
HAS NOT YET BEEN GRANTED

Phoenix, Ariz-, Oct 25.-The Ari-
IONA corporation commission today
denied published reports that an or
der had been issued reducing the
rates charged by the Arizona Eastern
railroad company on cotton seed
shipments through the salt River VAL
ley. The commission stated an appli-
cation for a reduction had--bean filed
but had not yet been acted upon.
Lower rates were requested by cot
ton interests OF the valley, the state
ment being made that the rates
charged were prohibitive 10 the fur
Their development OF the cotton indus
Try Adjustment was delayed because
when he matter was first taken up
the return OF the railroads 90 private
ownership was pending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
COPPERSMAKE
ADVANCES ON
MARKET

Although call money opened at 8
percent and advanced TO 9 percent,
stocks advanced easily on a light
turnover, according to J. s. Curtiss &
Co, Security bank building. The
news on the miners strike IN Eng
land was more hopeful and was a fac
tor in the market.
The entire list shared in the ad-
vance. with gains extending to as
much as II point in a number OF
issues. Stocks were scarce and did
not come out easily
Rails. oils and industrisls all ad-
Fanced fractionally.
The coppers were more active than
recently and enjoyed fair gains in a
number OF issues, Anaconda up 1A
point SHELTERS II point and Utah IS
point
The first three hours sales totaIed
only S2S0.400 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
TWO FAMILIES WIPED OUT
m COLLISION WITH TRAIN

Allentown. Pa. Oct 25.-Five per-
sons-two famIies-were killed when
a LehiEb valley transit company car
crashed into an automobile near
Quazertowu last night
The dead are lIr. ana 1Irs. Hardie
I'ehnei. and daughter, aged 2 years.
and ar and Airs. Il +. Liller, all OF
philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

Despite the fact that she IS arm
less, being born that way, Mrs j. c.
TeaEarden Of Denver made dainty
baby garments for her daughter which
was born a few DAYS ago. She made
an the clothes for the expected baby
by guiding the cloth under the sew
ing machine needle with her chin,
stitched, cut out patterns and thread
ed the needle with her feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

II Is custom IN Berwickshire, Eng
land. and other parts OF Great Britain.
among women workers In the tield.
when their backs become tired By
bowinE low down while singing tur-
ups with short shanked hoes, 70 lie
Down with their faces to the ground,
allowing others 70 step across the
lower parts OF their backs. on the
lumbar region. with one foot, several
times. until the pain OF fatigue Is re-
moved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
RAYLESS GOLDEN ROD IS
FOUND NON-POISONOUS

Phoenix. Ark, Oct. 25-RayIsss
golden rod" a range weed which has
given much concern to stockmen be-
cause OF its supposed poisonous quail
tiles. IS not poisonous so far as tests
have disclosed, It was stated in a let
ter received today by state veterinar-
ian, r. J. Hight from the University
OF Arizona, al Tusc0n-
The communication said the uni
versitv had conducted experiments
with the weed and had fed as much
as 500 pounds OF il to its horses with
out apparent injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
RAINS CAUSE
ADVANCESN
COTTON PRICE

New Orleans, la, Oct 25.-Too
much rain IN the belt and rumors that
the British coal strike had been set
tied caused a strong upward move
ment in cotton today.
on the first call December fell 2s
points to 1000. but other months were
up and after the call the advance con
tinued until the list stood so 70 7f
points higher than the close Of last
week, with December at 1880.
Opening Bids
December. 2Q.35; January. 212f at
s.; March, 20-24, bid; May. 2016i July,
1888, steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

Women organizations. which are ac-
tive I'm promoting legislation before
congress, are BY no means confined
10 the two Leading suffrage assocfa-
tons. the National Womeu'g Suffrage
association and the National Woman's
party. Others are the Leagus Of
Women Voters. GeutlaWomen's
League. Congress OF Mothers. National
". @. 7. O.. Women's Section OF the
Navy League and the Child Welfare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
TO REORGANIZE
STATE MILITIA
IMMEDIATELY

Washington D. C., Oct 25.-Imme-
diate accumulation OF the national
guard IS deemed advisable. said an
announcement today By the var de-
pdrtmeut.
The reserve and national guard Of
ficers o. the general stair on duty in
the department. have been ordered 20
visit each corps area headGuarterg
and advise with the corps area com
manders and the state authorities
with reference TO the Organization Of
the guard divisions allotted 70 the
various corps areas
The table Of tentative allotments
has been prepared. showing the num-
Der OF troops 20 be organized IN each
state. under the national defense act.
A minimum enlisted stren 9Th OF ap-
rided as the peace organization Of
the national guard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

en- students at Flora Macdonald col
lege, Red Springs, n c., have enlisted
IN a cotton picking campaign with a
view OF hanging up a cattou-piczing
record for the south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
MEXICAN PRICES

Following quotations on Mexican securl-
ties and moneys are furnished by the
Santa Re Exchange d. Commission CO.
IL ..---r-L BIZ nu--.---.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

The Colonial Danes OF America IS
The eldest patriotic society for women
in the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

Hss Wis., recently beauty conducted
III in Of
open sags only, and Miss Nay, who employed
Nay win be opportunity
O. Tie prizes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

Washington. %. c.. Oct 25 &c Cotton
glnned prior TO October IS amounted 90
5,Tl2. 057. running bales. Including 15S.5E4
round bales. 1883 bales OF american
Egyptian. and $40 bales Of sea island. the
census bureau announced today
Ginning last year 90 October IS amount
Cd 20 fe19.1of running bales including
55.555 round bales $500 bales o. Ameri-
can-EEyptian and 1872 bales Of sea island
Ginning 20 October IS, by states. in
ciuded- Arizona. 1868, California. a.
9lli Oklahoma, 35Z0lo: Texas. 2.59s,147-