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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
WHEAT MARKET
.WEAKENS FROM
SELLING RUSH

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 24.-Acute fresh
weakness developed IN the wheat
market today. There was a general
rush 10 sell. and a nearly complete
lack OF support Reports OF distress IN
the flour trade at Philadelphia formed
the chief bearish influence. Il was
said Philadelphia merchants had on
hand 100000 barrels Of flour for
which there was no demand, down
turns in stocks and cotton tended
further to unsettie confidence. Open
ing prices, which ranged from to
44 cents lower, with December Sl.64
10 s1.67 and March SISSY TO Sl.62,
were followed by sharp additional
breaks
Downward swings were accelerated
by heavy offerings ascribed 10 lead
ing New York trader. On the break,
export business took on large pro-
portions. The close was unsettled.
~ 70 81 cents net lower with Dec
S1-59is 10 Sl601t and March Sl-54 q 10
s1.55.
Corn gave way with wheat After
opening unchanged to I Sc lower, in
GLIDING May at 72H TO 72A, the
market underwent a material setback
all around
Subsequently. purchasing on the
part Of elevator interests rallied the
market somewhat Prices closed
nervous. 2h TO ~ net lower, with
Nay IT'S to 715z-
Oats were depressed by the depres-
sion Of other grains, starting IN
changed 20 &c lower, Nay 49A to
4ssk, and then undergoing a general
Lower quotations on hogs and
cereals forced provisions downward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grains. Close
Wheat-Dec-. 1851 March, fL54A-
Corn-Deo-, CSC; Nay. 51%c-
Oats-Dec. 4sc. Nay. 4sikc-
Chicago Produce, Close.
Pork-Jan-, S1250.
Lzrd-Jan-. s1As2s Nay s1+to-
RihE-Tan-. s1lfo.
Chicaro Produce. Close
Chicago. III. Nov. 2E-Butter-Alarkel
lower Creamery. IS G5slac
EEEs-alariet higher Receipts 1852
cases: firsts 10G71cs ordinary firsts. $50
6sc. at mark. cases Included. SOC CSC
standards. T2973c; refrigerator firsts, 81 4
porifrv-Alive. market lower. Fowls,
IsT2aac. Springs. 225zc; turkeys. 4oc.
Potatoes - Easier Receipts, 81 carr
Northern white. S1BoGLeo cwt, sacked
North Dakota Red. s2-o0 q 40 cwt- sacked
Kansas City Produce Close.
Kansas City. No, Nov. -A-Essa-
Firsts. sgc; one cent lower 20 one cent
higher seconds soc
4utfer-Crearn ery-4larEet sc AoHeti
see. packing one cent lower. lie
Poultry-3Earket unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
HeID Wanled-Male

WANTED-An ezperlenced grocery sales
man. one that has worked in e Fl1o
preferred Apply at once. Levy Grocery.
SINGLE young man as Office assistant.
Must write good hand. have working
knowledge or bookkeeping and Be able
70 give bond. Apply in own hlndTri-ins
stating age. References and salary eI-
pected address K 3. care Herald.
LARGE mining company operating IN
Mexico has opening FOR one or two e1-
perienced and reliable uillwrishtss must
have complete set Of tools and some
lcnowieiiEs OF Spanish references required
J. Z Kane. 1lI2 Mills Bldg
HIGH GRADE city salesman to represent
large wholesale concern Prefer man
well acquainted with the city and able
70 90 after and land biz business IN adj
dition 20 calling on the regular trade
Unusual opportunity for the right nan
Write Immediately. address I s. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALS

New york. Nov. 2f-Bar silver, domes-
Tie. unchanged, foreign, TIC
Mexican dollars. s5c-
Prime mercantile paper. unchanged
stsrIiur. demand. sass cables, ss.4BE.
e-ew York exchange on Montreal. y l-l6
percent discount
TIME loans. steady and unchanged
can money steady High g. low, g.; rut-
inE rate. g; closing bid, G. offered az q
last Loan. g.
copper. easy.
Elestroiytic. spot and nearby. 1tf1izci
first quarter. 1fii 614A-
Tin irrerular. SPOT and nearby. $3.50;
futurez. ss7-T16 $500.
Iron. nomlnaliy and unchanged
Antimouy f5.GTA.
Lead. steady and unchanged.
zinc. easier Spot. East 81 Louis deliv-
e-y- sE.sTifi7 500.
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. nov 2i.-FolioWinE are
the runtl-l1nE-
Ti1. E1zL g. Sd
Lead. f2G. S.
Zln1 f11 IS Cd
Others unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
furnished BY Crombie & COD

A SLIGHT downward tendency vas mani
r-zfed h local markets. both fruits eno
vegetables showing q decline roAo"ins
are the Quotations
Potatoes, Onions and NeEetaole7-
Potatoes. all classes. s2.Z5 G 80
sweet potatoes. per bushel t--ls ~.
Onions green. per dozen, 25ci fancy
gs-80 O 100.
Celery, dozen. fl15G 1-so-
Cranhe=rsss. 50 pounds Fe-lA
Lettuce. box &2.-a-
Tomatoes. per lag, &1-5a
Bananas, per pound lac-
Cabbage, per pound &c
Cltrus and Decidrous Fruits
Apules, New Mexico, per box. +a-1eo
AIS 800.
Northwest apples, fs-15 2 80
Colorado apples 500
Fiorids Frapefruit. f5.so665o.
Lemons, 5000 SIS
Pears, $3.50.
California grapes. 41-la-
Cranberriea. 91f.QQ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Elephant Butte Power
Smueu Will Be Made

Engineers 70 make power surveys
with the view to power development
possibilities at Elephant Butte dam
viii be brought 10 Fl Paso. II teuta-
tive plans presented 10 G. Joint meet
ing OF representative from the cham
Der OF commerce city council and
water users association are carried
20 completion
Expense OF the survey would be
borne Jointly By the city and Its or
CARNATIONS and the FL Pas0 Electric
Railway company. which was repre-
scented by Alba H Warren, general
manager at the meeting.
A plant 20 utilize Elephant Butte
power would cost between 33.000.o0o
and 100000, It Is estimated. and
would provide for FL Paso and
nelghboring towns
ReEardiess Of whether the plans
prove feasible an addition TO the
local power plant viii be required
the meeting was told.
Old bachelors and old maids are
almost unknown in japan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Entire state OF Texas can Be covered At
the lowest possible rate with the largest.
most thoroughly distributed circulation
135z cents per word Sundays.
lo5E cents per word Dauy.
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed circuladon-25o. 600 sun
days, 225. 000 daily.
This q the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Times-Heraid. Fort worth Star
Telegram. The. san Antonio Light. e Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronfcie.
Your ad sent 20 any OF the above papers
with cash viii be handled Tor you and
your ad VII appear In al Of them
wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one OF the offices FOR your ad 20
appear IN these papers the following sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
RAILROAD me TABLE


All trains arrfTe and depart from Union
Station. foot = san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given ~ Fl Eado
Or mountain standard tine
SANTA II.
For lrbuduerdue. Denver, Chicago, Los
AnEelas-75o. e, leaves an; No 90
From Alhuuuarque, Denver. Les Angeles,
Chlcazo-1fo. so arrives 20 an No. sol
Il PAso & sOUTHWEsTEES.
Lines East,
Arrive from north and east: no 4. the
Clllfur-lian. e. m-s No 3. Golden state
Limited. l.l5 ,. n; &c. !, from chicago,
81. Louis, AlamoEordo and intermediate
points. $50 D. m
Aiamorordo. Topeka. kansas City, q 81.
Louis ard Chicago I.4b a. m. No &
Golde1 state. 1856 Nc. 2. the Cali
foraiaa' $50 p n Ne.
arrive from the vest No g, Copper City
Special from Douglas. Ts1o e. m; No. @.
local from Tucson 1880 ,. m; No. 2. the
californian, e-15 D. m
Depart for the west; No 8 local for
Tuczun. l-lo o. m; No 8. Golden state
Limited. 1.25 D. III. no. z. Copper City
speclai. FOR DouElas- 1918 D m
SOUTHERN Pacific LINES.
For san Antonio. New o-iefns and wash
inEson-,So. 1oz leaves $3.50 an: No. 11s
RON FashinEtou. New orissus and san
Antolio-lol arrives at s--s pm, No loi
For arizona and california--Eo. leaves
1880 am. No. 1o1 at 1880 PM No 103
az $50 pm
IRON Arizera and Cliifornls-Ao. Z.
Golden state limited. arrives az 1913
an. 10. 1Q2 arrives $3.50 an; No. 1l6
TzLAs & PACIFIC
For Dallas and 81 Louis-No. 70 leaves
an No. az 4s16 pm
From G. Louis and Dallaa-Nc. AZ
river az 1.fs pm Nc f5 arrives 90 1883
pm
MEXICO q EO8IHHEsIEBN-
For Pearson. 10. leaves Julrez
Tuesday and Friday AZ $500 a. n, Fl
Pasr time.
From Pearson; No. 2 arrives Juarez
Thursday and Saturday A. 1880 p m, Fl
Pass time
NATIONAL o. MEXICO.
Fr1m Mexico city. Daily-lSo. arrives
Grzre1 CO 1865. Il PaEo time.
For Mexico City Daily-No- leaves
Iuare- AZ Pm. 81 RzEo time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

1000 Lumber Employees
Fear Winter Ldu-OfI

Hanchester, y II, Nov 2I.-Tore
than 5000 employees are facing pos
sible shut down OF the lumber mills
throughout the state this winter
according 10 statements given out OF
a meeting Of lumber manufacturers
here.
Dealers claim mill operation sx-
penses are 900 percent higher than
before the war. while lumber prices
have fallen of 80 percent Skilled
men IN the mills receive from IS to
so a day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

A man who was house hunting dis
covered the kind OF home he wanted.
The door was opened by a pretty
maid. He asked her some questions
nerVously, for he was a timid man
problem, he said.
And are you TO be let with the
houseg"
No" answered the maid; III you
please, sir, am 10 be let alone"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
ITVESTOCK MARKETS

CNfeuEu LIWe1E0GA LAoAGa
fshicaro. m. New 24--United states
r5-esu 81 lrarksts.l -Cattle-Heceipts
10000. Native beef Eteera. 3 70 5oc hlgn-
e.. one load yearlinEs fed with show cat
Tie. 217.7t; single prime 1870 pound s.eeIa'
$500. bulk. $3.50 q 1915. western steela'
strong 70 higher: bulk, $3.50 Q s-oAs butch
er cattle. steady bulk cows and helters,
fAT5G7.59s Gamers strong bulk t1-5v z
choice. s11-o1 613-5os atoekers and Feed
Hors-Reoeipts 2so8o: many hogs held
of market sales mostly 10 10 l5c lower
than yesterdays average. TOP. $1,000
bulk, $3.50 $50. piEE- . 70 sec lover
bulk desirable 100 70 10 FOUNDERS. $3.50
shsep-Reoeipts. 1890; fat sheep and
lambs, generally steady. Top native and
westerns. $780, bulk native lambs. 5000
11-Q0i choice handy-weight ewes s4-5Qs
bulk natives. ft10 G4-50s feeders, steady.
Hansas City, Livestock. Close
Kansas City. No. Nov. 14--funited
States Bureau af Markets l-Cattie-Fle
ceipts. 7e1o: beef steers, bulls. stockers
and feeders and canners steady TO CSC
lower. Steer sales. $500 l2-oQs choice
Colorado COWS. $3.50 bulk she stock. $500
9e.so; cannerz mostly ss-50G4-oos better
grades she stock lower some late bids.
soc lower than best time yesterday:
calves. steady; best yeaiera. $4,000 15.50.
HoEs-heceipls. usooo5 mostly 10 70
5000; bulk Of sales. s9-5o6ss9: pigs, z5c
lover sood and choica fat pigs, 5000
SO
sheep-ReceIptE 1890. Steady fat
lambs, strong westerns. f1o.75: no feed
ing lambs sold early bids sharply lower.
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver. Colo, Nov. -. - Cattle - Re-
celpts. 800; market steady. Beef steers.
500 1906 cows and heifers. 5000
$50; calves s7-9o6a00s stocke-s and
feeders, 4f-5oGGTl
HoEs-Recelpts. 500: market IS 10 soc
lover TOP. ilo-25; bulk fs-o08s5o.
sheep--Receipts. 10000 market, feed
srz steady; lambs. lover lambs. 5000
~; eyes, fa-7594-25; feeder lambs. $500
Tort Worth Livestock, Close.
Fort Worth. Texas. Nov. 28.-Cattie-
Rcceipts, $500. Market steady. Beeves
$500 SIS; stocrerz. s4o0aE08: lows
f3.o0 q $50; heifers. f1oo7 200: bulls s1.O1
1ss; calves. ss-o5ea.s0i Gamers. $4,000
EoEs-Recsipts. 1900. Market 1sa2s-
lower heavy. gs.5oTs75; Eight. $3.50
1o.e0; medium. ss.00Gs50; mixed. $500
500; common. ss.ooGs.59s pigs. flo0es.0
sheep-Receipts, $50 Market unchanged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
J. h Harper, r. +. Higgins and A. n,
WnIfhnI1. Turffcen

Notions submitted-Southern Surety
company vs.. Jesus Lucero, from Fl
Paso, appellants motion for rehear-
inE.
Notions granted-Walker D. Hines
ct al vs.. J. ". Davis, from Preside
appeIee's motion for a rehearinE.
Northwestern National Insurance
company vs. J. J. Westmoreland, from
Midland; motion OF defendant in error
for certiorarf.
Motion overruled-P. p. Pierce vs.
Texas Pacific Coal & OIL company.
from Erath; appellants motion FOR a
rehearinE.
Affirmed-Walker D. Hines, ct al
rs. J. ". Davis. from Preside; Har-
per. c. J.. dissents. First National
bank Of FL Paso VS.. A. F. Kerr. from
Fl Paso; Walthall, A J.. dissents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Money TO Loan


MONEY % loan on diamonds. watches and
fewelry- FULLAS'Ss ia n Stanton ST.
IS 10 $50 loaned honest employees. conf
Dental Drake, 1o1 Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Me- Es09-Long time lasy payment plan
for salarled furniture owners. confidential
Welfare Ion Co.. 2o3 Herald Bldg.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos. auto
mobiles. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral at lowest rate on liberal terms.
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
as Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Spmeme Court Refuses
WHtmE.P. q S. w. Case

Austin. Texas. Nov. 29.-An appli-
cation Tor writ Of error was refused
today by the supreme court in the
case OF the FL Paso & Southwestern
railway. IS. A S Ravens. OF FL Paso.
Application was dismissed FOR want
OF Jurisdiction IN the case OF sam
Goodman vs. Republic Investment
company OF FL Paso.
Motion 70 issue mandate on pauper's
affidavit was submitted In this court
in the case OF Frank Luu Worden
rs. Otto F. Kr0eger OF FL Paso.
Ravens was injured when in the
employ OF the E P. & s. ". Refus-
ing the writ viii result. according TO
attorneys for the road. IN the railroad
paying $4,000 which was awarded
Ravens by the court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
DAILY PUZZLE
Rv SAN LLOYD.

TTERE IS a little exercise FOR the
n geography class
Let Us see who can discover what
three towns. one in Colorado. one in
Missouri and one IN Nebraska. are
represented by those three weights.
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
The exacr time as indicated upon
those clock signs. With the hands
equidistant from s, can only be Is
and 6-13 minutes past o'clock
Copyright. 1913 by Sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
NWANIs LIMITS MEMBERSHIP
10 ONE FROM EACH BUSINESS

At its weekly luncheon wednesday
Kiwanis club reconsfdered one Of the
bylaws Il adopted last week opening
membership to two members OF each
classification and voted to limit the
membership to one person from each
classification.
The clubs annual election will be
held Wednesday, December 1.
The COURTS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
MARKETS SLOW
WITH LEADERS
IN WEAK STATE

New York, Nov. 24-In many note
worthy instances recessiOns were e1-
tended during the forenoon, although
tomurrow'E holiday caused a marked
curtaiimeut Of operations. Shlppings,
stecls and oils Offered least resistance
TO pressure. United Fruit falling five
points. Atlantic Gulf four, Crucible
~. and Bethlehem and Sloss-Shef-
field two each. Mexican Petroleum
lost almost four points, Houston OH
"a and equipments eased TO ~
points with specialties such as Ameri-
can Sugar. Sumatra Tobacco. Indus
trial Alcohol. Famous Players and
Sears Roehuck. The heavier rails In
Guided Atlautic Coast Line Eorthern
Pacific Southern Pacific and Read
inE. which fell 70 2 points can
money repeated yesterdays initial
rate Of six percent
Gains and losses were quite evenly
distributed at opening but the trend
became distinctly downward within
tie first half hour Shippings, steels,
Condiments and oils were the prln-
-inal features Of weakness lnlteo
states Rubber. Corn Products, BALD
r-fn Locomotive and Studebaker cor
uoration also fell back New haven
recovered part Of yesterdays severe
f1zq and Louisville and nashville
T1iffshurr and west Virginia. Amerl-
ar. Telephone and Sinclair OH we're
firm 20 strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
LOOK
sHARGATSs JUST LISTED.
n, PAs0 BUSINESS EACtLAn Ok
HOTELS. BOOMING HOUSES.
ROCERY STORES. RESTAURANTS.

II. PAs0 BUSINESS EXCHANGE
HOTELS. ROO1ING HOUSES.
GROCERY STORES. RESTAURANTS.
HOTEL. 20 rmz. steam heat. mo oes55:
half cash
HOTEL. - rms-. steam heat. modern.
Tcnr lease cheap rent. clearing Holu Per
mo. price $4,000. hah cash
HOTEL, 90 rms. modern. 4 yra- lease.
S300 mo- rent. transient loeat.en. ele-s-
balance easy terms.
BOOMING HOUSE. u rms. central 10
cation. good lease. cheap rent price tlbQ9.
$3.50 cash, balance SIS Per mo.
BOOMING HOUSE. "a rms. Al location.
s310Q. 500 cash. balance terms
APARTMENT HOUSE. central loesuou.
IL auta, dandy. up-to-date proposition.
good lease, rent SIS no. price 5000. nalL
cash.
GROCERY STORE. fine location. good
lease. cheap rent. business 500 per day.
WIN sell at Invoice price
GARAGE BUSINESS. STORAGE. repair
proposition. sen az Invoice: half cash
This j. q good one
For fuu particulars see Myers with
IL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
III W san Antonio 81.
Fl Paso. TeEal
ofncs Ph. 1905. Evening Pm sssa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Reports received by vice consul
Oscar Harper state that firms IN Mex
leo are in the market for large guam
titles OF blue cotton print Informa-
ZION Is obtainable from the bureau OF
foreign and domestic commerce. at
New Orleans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Business Chances

aasH=7a@eHa~aTH=TaHHaH=f4ssH
PHOTO STUDIO for sale. rent or rooms
TO lease. Address s ~. care Head
GROCERY STORE and market. old es-
IA blished business. uptodate fixtures. 40
better location. Apply 200 Myrtle ave.
THREE stores. j small furniture business.
3 houses. cheap. and easy terms Pm 1873
JerniEan-
BUSINESS PAYING $3.50 per month. FOR
sale on account Of other business Price
s1sz5- Some terms. Ph. l55e.
CTGAR-sfAGAZISE- store. with shine par
Tor, must sell Martin K ReddiuEs Room
is. Morgan Bids, Pm ssl-
SWISS WATCHES repaired. gents. laeies
wrist even the smallest Martin & Son.
watch Specialists. SO 2. san Antonio
CAPITALIZE your spare time. prepare for
4 hfr-er fob- the Y. II. c. A. nj Eht schools
VIII train you p. 666 and z1ls-
FOR sALE-Grucery store. living rooms
and bath. IN rear. rent $50 per nonll- >
i55s.
ACCOUSTANCT AND BUSINESS Law,
taught By ernerts. also salelulauahlps
public speaIzinr ana Spanish your spare
time can be made 70 pay you good dlyl-
dencs ], 81 c A. Evening sehoois IN
EXCEPTIOSALLY high grade positions
FOR experienced business men aYailanle
ment. paving from f2oo per month %.
See Mr. wheeler. $3.50 an 70 " noon
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Our esteemed petitors-ooule OF
them-drcp in on rs and complain tna-
business Is slow. That Isn't our trouole-
Our full and complete and worth while list
OF Sterling business opportunities 3 prac-
ideally cleaned out every day b. discrli1-
mating Customers Who have learned lna-
the Paden catalogue contains only tn-,
which viii make a person money, ana
give him satisfaction-
our force viii spend Thanksgiving re-
pIenishing our list Of prime oilerinsa. e
fng. Drop around early and get = the
first pick % Hotels. Rooming Houses Drug
stores Garages. Cigar Stores. baruer
Shops and many others that VIII MAKE 4ol
real money with little investment.
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
Healtors-
fo1-a-s Fl Paso Bnk Bldg. Rn- %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Help Ranted-male
>--~-%---- ---~-----~---------~--
WANTED tire ehanger. as Myrtle.
WANTED a man to run furnace for rent
Of small apartment 81 w MlssourL
WANTED husky American delivery boy
Battery Dept 1i4 west san Antonio 81.
WANTED Mexican Interpreter az once
Apply 1o2A Texas St b. 2ss6
WANTED-storekeeper spanish speakins
preferred Pm. bs15.
POSITION open for Al sign writer, TOP
wages to a good man- STEADY work Jose
Fuentes. sol 81 OREGON 81
WANTED-Truck driver. must be vide
awake and references Apply sehneider'a
WANTED American boy not over Is years
OF age. with bicycle. Apply Adv Dept
Herald
SPECIALITY salesman 20 sell holiday seals
70 the trade. on commission The Prog
ress Co. 319 Herald Bldg.
WANTED-Young men 70 come 70 the
sherman Auto and Tractor school 70 be
come trained mechanics Write Dept 50.
sherman. Tex.
TANTED-Competent man who has had
long time experience levelluE land. must
be first class. wages 81 per day and board
Wells stillwen & Spears. SIS First va
tional Bank Bldg
WASTED-Brlrht young Kan TO learn
real estate and Insurance business In old
established firm. good opportunity for one
who viii apply himself. address II Il,
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

T---||I -I-7-T-7 ~
Erw York Nov %. - Liberty bonds
cired- 1Hz $3.50; first As. $3.50 bid.
zgrrd 81 SsTao- FIRST 4Hs. s85.7os second
as fss.g0- third AZ s. $3.50; fourth 4 z s,
$3.50; Victory 1Hs $ss-ooi Victory AS,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Roomins Hou,e,-For Sale and Rent

Rooming Houses-FOf Sale and kent
----------- ---~-~-~-~---~----------
FOR sAIE-Buslness property hrlngl1s
500 per month dandy apt house; tls..-'
wiU handle. balance terms Eur par-lel-
lars phone lslL
70 Buy OR SELL that roo-ling or apart
-na-t hnuqe hotel OF business see 4elelAi
JAMES l. MARR q COMfANA-
p,,,s s,sa. zot san Antonio
$500 cash WIN handle a elosein MODERN
APARTMENT house. easy walking as
trnce. income sf15 a month
ANOTHER with 20 apartments ven To-
rated income $3.50 a month. s1toe WI
ha-fie WIN be pleased 20 anoH 49,
II a HUDSON, Real Estate, 40a ~ noi1-
building Pm ass. after 6 p m .9le-
PTRE HR0S-. LEADING HOTEL DkAL-
FRs-ROONING HOIsE-Bl 81 80
CHANCE SPECIALISTS
& rooms low rent -...----s--- - 49, -
fs looms. rent f75-...--- El--- -
q sterm heated apartments i. = = -
"a roorn transient. hotel-..-----. Hall 9a--n
your choice. four 20 room H1apl
F7ve 50 room hotels Bar ----i-
See that 100 room hotel
Groceries. cigar Stores. Coufeetionerle.. &c
BIGGEST LIST ALWA1s-LeWes pflesa-
PARK BROS
rstr h1Ighed 10 years References. an ltn-A
los =. Mails facing PlEzal. u. e.s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Texas. Nov. 27.-spot cotton.
steady and unchanged MlddlnE. 1a-isc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24


ROOM and board for couvllesc1ut l1dyg
graduats nurse n atts1dsnee- Ph. 25SIE.
THOROUGHLT clean ROOMS with board.
reasonable. 70 couple employed or 2 men.
1o11 2 Nevada. Phi 1727-
AMERICAN DINING ROOM-TWo meals a
day. $3.50 week lunch packing a speciality.
Ph. 11l1. 81 n. Ochoa, Mrs- r. T. Howell
INVALTDs And cONTALEsCElSrS -Pri-
vate home. trained nursing. rates SIS and
Szs Der week Phi 5l41-
NICELY furnished front room. outside
entrance hot and cold water. meals.
terms reasonable. close IN Fh. 1881.
LARGE, nlce heated room 4 home. walk
ing distance. every convenience. FOR 2. VIII
serve meals 10 sick Pa. $3.50.
BOARD and Sleeping porch FOR tubsrcullr
patients also private sleeping porch for
2 people. 1904 Nashville. Highland PARK
MOUNTAIN Alb SANAToRIulT - Alamo
gordo. n NJ For treatment Of tuhercu-
ios.s. admirably located. moderate ra.ea
wrlte Or wire for partleulars-
WILEY sANATORIUN.
For tuherculoIis. lnclvi1u1l cottages vita
hot cold running water. Er1du1te nurIe1-
rates meluds medical Attention Pa 1874.
CONFALESCESTS
Ars you looking for a nice airy sunny
perch With a warm room. hot and cold
running water. Eood southsrn style home
cooking nursing and baiihoy service. "a tes
SIS 20 $50 per week. 11r1Ycre1t 11n1-
t1rlum. Phi 1901.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

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