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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
OIL SHOWING IS FOUND
AT $50 FEET AT DECATU

Decatur. Texas. April IA good
showing Of oil has been found in thu
Keystone well. southeast OF here, al
a depth Of $50 feet The officials o.
the company say that they expect a
big producer around 1900 feet This
wen VIII be drilled deeper
Operators throughout oklahoma az
well as Texas are watching the de-
veIonmeut Of this test with interest.
It may be that the Wen win open u1
new and extensive territory Lease
r-lues ara aaEauc-nE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

off. The slush pit shows signs OF
oil. The wen believed TO be about
1900 feet deep.
oil men are much excited over the
showing The well is eight miles
north Of Pecos.
Heavy lubricating oil was found at
$50 feet by the Dominion OIL com
PAWS 40. !. half a mile northwest
Of the Bell well u miles north Of the
Laura
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
wHITEsBORO COMPANY WILL
HTTLn REFINERY AT SHERMAN

Sherman. Texas. April IA 1000
barrel refinery Will be erected at
sherman at an early date The
Whitesboro OIL and Refinery COM
pany has already let the construc-
ton contract 10 Earl and Beck OF
st Louis.
The company has also let the con-
tract TO tap the Hewitt pipe lines
All arrangements 70 get oil have been
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
GOOD OIL SHOWING FOUND
IN WELL NEAR HILL CITY

Cleburne. Texas, april IA show
ing for production has been en-
countered In the Glen Rose district
in the LUDLOW and Thomas wei at
Hin City. The operators are con
fident that they VIII get a producer
on the site within short time. The
exact depth OF the well Is unknown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
SUNSHINE G0MPANY'S LAURA WELL
.PENET RATES OIL SAND At 1300FT.

DECOs, Texas, April 1.-THE Laura
well OF the Sunshine oil corpora
ton Friday penetrated two and
0ne-half feet into fine sand that
smells Of oil Casing holds the water
20 within 200 feet OF the top. A mes
seuEer has been sent out TO rush a
casing previously ordered to shut off
the water struck a few DAYS ago.
Officials say they expect to bring
in a gushcr when the water IS shut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

In the Philippines canary-seed g
grown and made into a most palatabls
broad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
OIL BEARING SAND FOUND
IN WELL NEAR ANNA, TEXAS

Anna. Texas, April ian oil
bearing sand has been found in the
Pilot Creek OIL and Gas company's
rest near here Preparations TO set
The casing and test the sand are being
made. The sand was encountered al
500 feet and has caused consider
able excitement and rapid advance
in lease prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Constipation and
Sluggish Liver

Don't take chances. Get CsEteE'a
Little Liver Pills right now. They
never fan to make the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17


relieve consdpa
hon Danish In
digestion,
driVeout bill
ousness stop
dizziness,
Eearthecom-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

FL Paso seed Co.'S Field Seed are
tested seeds 523 East san Antonio
Et-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

ple11onI put G healthy GOV On me
1heek and sparkle in the eye Be sure
md get the genuine
Sman Pll-SHsH Do5s-SmaHPEice
DR. CATERS RONPHLS, Natures
great nerve and blood tonic for
Anemla, hheumatiSm, Nervousness,
SleePIsssness and Female weakness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

PhoenIK. AIIE-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

berrtesl What shall ] do for some
thing 70 eatE auG then Uncle Wiz
gily saw a feathered head and neck
thrust out from under the pile OF
dried leaves near the fallen log And
the neck seemed 70 have a sort OF
scarf. or ruffle OF feathers. around IT,
why, its a birdi' exclaimed Baby
yes" spoke the feathersd crsa-
ture- 4 am a bird called the Ruff
lied Grouse You can see my ruifle. "
be went on. stretching out his neck
farther.
Indeed 7 see your ruffle. and It Is
very pretty. spoke Baby Bunty.
Nurse Jane has one almost like &C.
made Of feathers from Charlie and
Arahella Chick 7 wish had one
And I wish had something 20
eat, said the Ruffled Grouse. I'D
trade these fancy feathers from
around my neck for something TO eat
II Z could get them OF but I can't"
no need 20 do tharin said Uncle
Wiggiiy kindly. -If you can eat
dried flakes Of oatmeal you are well
come % as much as you wish, for /
have plenty"
aOh. I'd love It," said the Ruffled
Grouse. and he eagerly ate some Of
the faxed oatmeal that Uncle Wig
gily and Baby Buuty spread on TOP
OF the log for him, first brushing
away the snow.
The Ruf1ed Grouse had Just fin
ished his dinner and was going 20
thank the bunny gentleman and little
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

stance. there are nothing but dry
goods stores for three blocks on
Overland street, all with legitimate
stock and all doing good business The
FL Paso merchants outlook is based
largely on conditions in Mexico and
the Mexican situation is bright
Ownership OF real estate is what
FL PasO needs most said r r
Sherman Home owners mean a con-
tainted and stable citizenry. Real es-
tate is the best security known It
not only makes for the prosperity Of
communities. but for the success and
comfort and happiness Of individuals.
Every resident Of FL Paso a potential
real estate owner. Real estate is
reasonably. priced and 1t can be
bought On terms"
"The model license bill which viii
bs brought before the state legisla-
ture in January has provisions vital
TO the state and the community" said
j.. IL Whitaker. The bill provides
for the creation Of a real estate com
mission from which every real estate
dealer or broker must obtain a license
before being allowed to engage In the
real estate business. A bond appli-
cation also viii be required Of each
dealer. and each new applicant must
have at least two real estate owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Bedtime Stories For The Little
UNCLE WIGGILY AND The FEATHERED DF


oh, Uncle WiggilyI Nay 90
~ with you7" called Baby Buuty.
the lively little rabbit girl, to the
bunny gentleman one day as he sat
on his easy chair in his hollow stump
+ go with mo2 But am not going
anywhere today Baby Buuty." spoke
Uncle Wiggily- 1T IS cold and snow
ing little, and plan @ stay in the
bungalow and think about Christmas
/ am not going out"
"Oh. yes you are; for heard Nurse
Jane FUZZY WHY say 50, laugh ed
Baby Bunty, Pickering around Uncle
Wigglly like sunbeam playing with
well. IL Nurse Jane says I'm going
out, then guess I'm going out
spoke Uncle MiEgilys resigned like
and peaceful she knows! 7 may as
NY red, white and blue striped rheu-
matism crutch- But where she wants
me 70 50, and why, Is more than I
know"
voice OF Nurse Jane herself, as she
came IN the room Il want some fresh
oatmeal for Baby Bunty."
All right" laughed Uncle Wiggily-
Since Baby Bunty has come 20 pay
us another visit we must give her
good things 10 eat 50 she viii 60
back fat and plump after Christmas.
I'll 80 out and get some fresh oat-
meal fakes for her
And may / conner" asked the little
bunny girl, who once lived in a hoi-
low stump. where she was found by
Uncle Wiggily-
Bundle Up wen and you won't get
cold spoke Nurse Jane
soon Uncle WiEEiiy and Baby
Bunty were hopping through the
woods and over the fields on their
way to the store kept by the Monkey
Doodle gentleman
Some oatmeal flakes for Baby
BuntTs ordered Uncle wisely as ne
walked in the store and shook the
snowflakes OF his tail silk hat
You shall have the best there IS
and plenty Of it, Chartered the Non
key Doodle gentleman So he put M
a large bag OF the oatmeal flakes for
the rabbit gentleman
we are going TO have snow" spoke
the Monkey Doodle, looking from the
window o. his store, as Uncle Wig
gily. and Baby Bunty. started forth
again 7 hope none OF the birds viii
starve. We are going to have a bad
storm"
Then Baby Bunty and I must hurry
back to our warm. hollow stump bun
galow," said Uncle Wiggily.
out into the snowy, bloWy air went
the bunny rabbit gentleman and the
little rabbit girl. They were well
wrapped in their fur coats and did not
feel cold. but Uncle Wiggily had to
twinkle his pink nose extra fast so it
wouldn't get stiff.
IN have Nurse Jane make you
some warm oatmeal porridge as soon
as we get home" Uncle Viggily was
saying TO Baby BHpty, when, all Of a
sudden there way a rusLling among
some dried leaves under a fallen los
What's that7' asked Baby Bunty,
smuggling up closer 20 Uncle WigElly.
rs it the Fuzzy FOX or the Woozie
Wolfe"
sss-.f+r,r- ono 2 hor- --rr T--~Ta
Wiggily. And just then s voice spoke
and said.
"Oh, dear! How hungry 7 ami The
snow has covered all the seeds and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

approve it before the license win be
issued The standard Of the real es-
tate business win be raised very much
If this law Is passed
no city anywhere has better fill
ing stations than FL Paso" said Miss
Buena Glider. THE service stations
Of this city are a credit 20 Los An
Eeies and Denver. even better. u
shows that the gasoline and oil men
have consideration for the needs Of
the automobile owners and are not
thinking simply about getting their
money There are about 5000 cars in
Inquiries reaching the local office
Of the Internal revenue collector in
dictate thar many people believe they
have ten days grace in which 10 pay
the last instalmeut on their 1915 in
come taxes" said Guy Buntine. but
this IS a mistake. Such provision was
contained in the 1917 revenue act. but
was removed by the revenue act OF
1918 Payment OF the fourth install
meut may be made in cash or by
money order Or check The bureau OF
internal revenue urges that whenever
possible payment be made by check or
money order. Bills are sent TO tax
payers. but failure TO receive a bill
does not relieve the taxpayer Of his
obligation 20 pay on time"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Short S1atcheS
From EUe7ywHere

These are gasoline prices that try
mems soles--Detroir News
When a girl sees p mirror she
knows it's time 70 pause and reflect.
Nashville Teunessean.
Some folks do their shop-liftinE
early, while others wait for the final
rush.-Johnstown lPa-) Democrat.
our memory goes back 10 the time
when q girls idea OF daringness in
attire was red slippers, hardly show
mg.-COlumbus Ohio State Journal
William Dean Howells left an es-
tate Of 100000 without ever having
once had his works filmed, syudicated
or suppressed by the uolice.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
American marines say Haitian rum
IS powerful enough 10 drive a mo-
torcycle. They do not 80 so far. how
ever. as 10 say BE- is ever used for that
uurpose--Birmine CHAM Age Herald.
Two EittsburE men who reported
10 the police that they had been
robbed by holduu men az q card party
have been arrested for gambling. The
hoidup men haven't reported yet
Springfield Republic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

NECE upon q time,
" lived IN a little American city,
Where everybody got up before s
o'clock IN the morning,
And went to bed before 10 o'clock
a. night
Where we feu in love before we
were 20.
And married IN June,
and stayed married Until we diedl
But, e was all so duh and stupid,
And the lights Of the Magic City
were calling,
and so. i came 20 New York
Where EVERYTHING is ahead OF
kline.
Where we build our Halloween
boufires IN the morning-and take all
the edge OF the evening
Where the christians Eplrlt1
Is hubblinE madly before
ThanEsgivinEs ana has all oozed
out before Christmas-
Where we have straw hats and
strawberries IN Janu=rr,
And summer furs, velvet hats, and
canned goods n August
Where the evening papers appear
IN the morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

that St Crispin was their patron
saint
O. what Is a derr1rorus II. A. D.
A This IS a British name Tor EARTH
worm
q. Where 90 Lake Lurios b. u.
A This IS another name Tor Lake
Como. the most beautiful and csla-
nra-ec q the Italian lakes. situated
in L0mbarlT. at the western foot Of
the Bsrgamcse alps, so miles north OF
Milan.
q. Who was known as Leather
sfocklnEs7 l. c. T.
A This is the most familiar OF the
names given 20 Nattv Bumppo. the
hero OF Cooper's pioneer romance.
hence called the Leatharst0 cl-lus
Tales
G. In auction pitch. # the hidde-
needs shree pelnts for came and an
other player needs enc. and each
makes what he needs who rfinss
F. r.
a. The bidder scores first. thereby
winning the gama. Otherwise. points
score in the foloWi1g order Hisl.
low. Jack. game
@ Are many VEindmills exported
from the United statess A n p
A. IN 1913 Windmills 70 @ V1lua cL
more than a million dollars were exc
ported Argentina and British south
Africa furnishing the principal mar
kets.
O. Is brown sugar ulrfLlucu OF M
hleaehed white suEurf @. X.
A. Brown sugar is e crude cane su-
gar
G. have lost a cory o. my dis
charge paper for army service. Can
e be repiaceds +. z T.
A The war department says that
anyone who has lost the original corT
~ his army discharge may obtain an
other COPY Of the same by writing -
the aGIu-lnr generals Office. was re-
narrmenr. Washington. D. c.. srar-u=
the details OF his service in full-
Q--DoeE the United States use nure
Christmas trees han other couutrie1i
G. "a. 2.
A. The department OF agriculture
says that our annual consumption az
evergreen trees az Christmas time.
which amounts % nearly five million.
Isl as great as the combined uum1e-
used IN England. Scotland and Wales
IL IS also about Is percent more than
the consump tlon OF such trees by GER
many.
tAny reader can ser ths answer 90 any
question By writing The Herald Informs
tlon Bureau. Eraleric = Easfil. 1lractc-
give advice On legal. medical and lluar-ili
matters u does not attcmut 90 settle
domestic troubles nor 70 undertake ar-
haustive research On any subject write
your question plainly and briefly GIVE
fun name and address aud crr'ls1 $50
cents iu stamps for return postage AID
replies are sent direct 90 lu1ulrer-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
As A WOMAN THIVKETH
By HELEN ROWLAND.
What's The Matter With New York?

And you can buy the sunday morn
ing papers on Saturday night
Where deaths are announced before
the breath Is out OF the body
Ana election returns are shouted on
the streets before the ballots are
counted
Where a debufnufe borroEys her
Ernndm others hat and earrings.
And grandmother nirtE with
her Ernnddaughter's finnee-
Where the steam-heat is turned on
before the leaves begin 20 fall
And turned OF again in the middle
Of March blizzard
Where you announce your engage
ment before you get your divorce
And decide on your alimony before
you get married,
(Love's 'prematdre buriar"D-
Where chryEauthemums and celery
are Tor sale in September.
And Easter lilies and hyacinths ap-
pear IN the florists windows in Feb
ruary-
Where Daisy Ashford is more pop
uiar than Shakspere or William Dean
Howells
And Lillian Russell is considered
''the youngest woman in the world
Where battles were fought before
war was declared,
And Peace was wildly celebrated be-
fore the Armistice was signed
Where. somehow.
Nothing IS "in season.
And nothing tastes right"
And you never get the REAL -fla-
vor" Of anything
or buckwheat cakes or cranberry
sauce. or ice cream, or baked beans.
or miuce pie, or holiday joy.
Or LOVE.
Or q kissi
and maybe that's living"
But it's not LIFE-
And yet
No after how tired you get Of
n, nor how disEuEfed or bored.
lor how Tar away you may 20. nor
low Ions you stay,
Hou always come back
To NEW York;
It's q virus a habit. q mouomania.
an obseesion-
IT'S like-Well.
Like being married.
once in 10, you caa never be happy
again
Outside Of it'-(CopyriEht. 1920, by
the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF ThIs Date. 1906

THE passenger Steamer Monarch
with ten passengers and a crew o.
so, is wrecked In Lake Superior
The passengers and crew nave sue
ceeded IN reaching little uninhabit-
ed island known as the Isle Aoyalc-
Work was begun today By the paw
ing company on Texas street
A big property deal IN the district
which is being fast built up as a bus
mess section was made yesterday.
VIXEN Austin q Mari sold G. s. Pick
reL of the Elite confectionery tle
lot at the southwest corner OK ST.
Louis and stanton streets
Considerable interest IS QereLoplre
IN the race Tor chief or the ere ee-
uartment. which VIII De decided 80
the meeting Of the depar -nlel- tlis
evening stanley beFln % one on
those nroui neutly mentioned for tnl
place and Tom Holland is said 20 ne
willing N serve The -llfl person
who might be Induced % make lne
race Is the city's 'eteran fighter, Jim
" j. Brickel. p ivate secretary 10
II g. Simmons. general manager or
the sourn7Fe srar1s lelE on l4e a4-lel
state this afternoon for eelallat -lo.,
where he via be married % Miss
Last night Mr.. and Airs. = r Car
neurer gave an enjoyable loE parlF
at the Franklin -learer- Lnoae ln
ueuter Judge and Mrs J. 81 Dean.
SIP and AIRS c. j. Dean, Mr- and llrs.
Tlord Payne. AIRS Leila Moore. Alss
Ieigh White ana Messrs- owen White
and Charles LeaVelL
Miss FIossie Barnes LEFT for Sew
York 70 study music az the Damruzl-
school Of music
Mrs. r. r Roosse latt yesteruay
for Riverside. Calf 10 visit her sQr-
alrs. Geo. T. wallace and baby
daughter. have le1t for Chicago
where they VIII spend the holidays
with friends and relatives BIZ VAL
lace VIII join them a few days Before
Christmas
Richard warren and II Z. Hagues
travelling freielt and passenger
AGENTS. Of tire Soutl1g as-eru. let- tor
a trip into northern Mclico yester-
d1y-
W. A. Thurs-ou yesterday rasiEnel
as chief clerk IN the car accounts =
department. q The SoutlWe tern end
VIII leave for san Francisco 20 take
O position with the Southern Facil-1-
B. f. Bower has been appointed 20 tlli
rfr Thurston's place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

girl, when, all OF a sudden, out spranG
the red Fuzzy Fox
An. hat Here is where get Uncle
Wiggilyi" barked the fox. at the sight
OF which the Ruffled Grouse had flut-
tered down behind the log. But
Uncle Wiggily and Baby Bunry were
too surprised 20 move
yes, here's where 7 get you
barked the fox. and he was just
reaching for Mr.. Longears. when. ali
OF a sudden, there sounded a loud
Dub Dub Rub-a-dub-dubi Rub
a-dub-dubr'
The fox turned suddenly and lis-
tened Again came the sound
"Rub-a-dub-dubl Eub-a-dub-dub i-
-Oh, the soldiers are comiuEi The
soldiers with their guns are coming
Then. without hurting Uncle Wig
gily OF Baby Bunty, away Kan the bad
fox
who did the drumming, Uncle
Wiggily2' asked Baby Bunty. "Who
scared the fox by drumming
die, answered the kuffled
Grouse. coming out from behind the
los That IS one thing we grouse
can do--drum with our wings We
beat them fast in the air, but not on
hollow logs, as some people think.
though it may sound So 7 made be-
lleFe was lot or soldiers with my
feather drum"
That's what the fox thought. any
hoWw laughed Uncle WiEEily. Then
he and Baby Bunty gave the Euffled
Grouse more oatmeal 90 edt and the
Dummies hoped away home. So you
see IL is a good thing. sometimes. 90
know how 70 drum.
And.ff the rubber doll doesn't bang
her rattle box on the piano and try
70 play tag with the gold fish. I'll
tell you next about Uncle WiEgily
and BObbie White.-Copyrigh 1920.
by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Bad Politics.

IT IS NOT wise to ideas the melting pot that
won't melt To play against failed TO keep US
from winning the It also failed to prevent the election
OF Judge Merritt c. Mechem governor Of New Mexico.
But It has its dangers.
Most Of the Spanish speaking people Of New Mexico are
good American citizens. In the future they viii merge and
their ancestry little than tradition To try
to opposition among them 70 native American
because he speaks English and because Spanish speaking
candidate defeated for the nomination is bgOtry
worthy Of the 18th century.
Politics politics, might say. We have the party
system ard reasonable amount Of loyalty to party
indicates reasonable amount Of stability Of disposition
and ideas.
Religion is matter between d man and his God It
doesn't shouldn't in the province Of politics any
more than cooking shad roe
The official count Of is made The Republicans
played fair and No friend Of New Mexico will attempt
to create trace issue
Wealth can't be produced by printing paper currency
has to be produced by labor genius and capital
ing together
As last resort people who must gamble can bet on
what the 10th amendment viii be.
-o
At any rate Chicago admits she had an earthquake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Lessons OF Adversely.

HAT Is bad luck may prove to be the foundation
W Of future good luck The cotton situation
in point. Writing In the Arizona Gazette farmer says
ave farmers Of the Salt River valley have had fling
and have grown cotton and cotton and cotton Our
alfalfa fields gone, gone and Of our
dreams gone
An irrigated valley VIII grow almost anything under
the The called cash crops not always cash crops
cotton Ii the Rio Grande valley has demonstrated The
diversified farming idea is the best thing for this country
after all although years the returns Of cotton might
be larger
Some grain, alfalfa, darying poultry, bees fruit
gardening stock feeding, and Just farming Is not
idea IN view Of what has happened to both cotton and
wool People in other valleys Of the southwest think
ing that way too, right now.
One crop the pink boil doesn't menace is the nut
crop.
Chicago choir boy was haaged on his birthday Won
der they didn't save It for Christmas.
Treason doth never prosper
sir John Harrington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
High Price Fertilizer
VIII Affect Crop Yield

Washington. D. c. Dec l1-Fricss
OF mixed fertilizer euolsd by manu-
facturers are too hieh. the DEPART
ment Of agriculture declared IN q
statement sent 20 manufacture
''The manufacturers who exact an uu-
just profit VIII be subject 20 urole-
cutiou-' the statement said
Maintenance OF the high price o-
fertilizer while farm products prices
are 1aliing, may result ll tle crr-
tailmeur in the use o. fertilizers lfI-
reduction I'm the yield per acre ol
crops. the statement points OUT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
DENMARK TO BUILD OBELISK
IN HONOR OF ALLIED TROOPS

Washington. D. C., Dec. 11.-An ODE
lisk Of granite 20 feet high is TO be
erected IN Denmark as a memorial 10
the many thousands of American and
allied soldiers Of Danish descent who
died in the world war. IL has been
estimated that about 10000 men OF
Danish blood fought in the American
armies in France and that about 20.-
600 Danes fought in the Canadian.
Australian, British and French ar-
mics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Sunset, OF Life



TM cleaning coming shadow
combg orang
gaffers envy their grow
shining
always yesterdays" The
vny rather would
kind fairy with her magic would take back to yearezr
trouble asay
bubble idols al had had tranquil
weary
gone youth
asev every decse
SIDE the lozHg peaceful
Copyright By seorze Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Business For 81 PaSo Merchants Is Bound To Grow;
Title To Real Estate Is Evidence OF Prosperity

D rsE0Ess Of FL Paso's merchants
y IS bound 70 grow" said IEnatius
Goodman, Of the Bee hive Dry
Goods store I'VE have done Is per
cent more buelneEs during the first
ten months OF this year than the
corresponding period Of last year FL
faso merchants have reduced prices
anywhere from IS percent TO 80 per-
cent depending On the article, and
staples have taken the greatest drop.
Dry goods ana department store mer-
chants must base prices on replacing
values. There are too many stores
selling the sane article 20 initiate
prices q they wanted to. FOR in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Harding And Coolidge
To Confer December 10

Boston. Mass Dee. ia confer
enc between president-elect Eardirs
and Gov. Coolidge. vice president
elect win be held at the senator's
home in Marion December 16- Tho
nature OF the conference was not ra-
vealed Mrs Coolidge win accom-
pany the governor and VIII be tra
guest OF 1Irs- Harding