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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
LOCAL MARKETS.
FURNISHED by crombls 4 Q
Trrsfnh7eg.

lELllalE4 A- LI4AAAAa q ~
Vegetables
Colorado potatoes, per cwt-. fz.tt-
sweet Potatoes, per cwt-. f4-oo.
Onions green, per dozen punches. z5c-
Onions. sack. Australian brown, per cWt-
s2-75.
onisns. sack. Crystal white. per cwt-
$3.50.
celery. Der crate. sL77 Ge-15
Crsnberries. 100 pounds. s12ee.
Lettuce. per box. Sl-15-
Cabbage. new crop. per pound n trade
lots. 5Hc
Fruits.
Apples New Mexico, Per box, $500
as.
Apples. n0rthw eEtern. per box S3.509
E25.
Colorado apples. per box. sa-2575-75-
Florida oranges Der box. SAGE 500
California navel oranges. per box s5-5a
@ 500.
Florida grapefruit. per box. f4-f54 5-gA
Lemons. per box. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

STATE OF L1-AA1
County o. Fl Plao-
~ Virtue q an orde= Of sale. Issued Que
OF the Honorable llst District Court Of
81 Paso County. en- the lsth day OF De-
ceubar. 1880. BY the Clerk thereof in The
case OF y. /. Euqu1r. e. al. rergu1 3.
Tho-ssu. No 1at11. and 70 ne a. S1arlff.
directed ard delivered. VIII proceed 90
sell within the hours prescribed b. law
for sharlff1 sales. or Monday. che 1rd
day o. January. 1871. az SIS Mesa aTeuu-.
CITY o. I'd FaEo. lr FL PaEo County. the
following described property. tc-wl--
model. motor No. 75I1e levied On a. tha
property Of g. Thcrseu. % satizfy a iudg-
ment amounting 20 sl59e.e9 ID favor Of
p. L BuQuoE J. T. Bu1uor and A. p
under the firm name and style q huEuc7
Motor company. and cost q su.-
Given under my hand tbs lltl day Of
December. 1870.
SETH 3. oRNDoRFF, Sheriff.
BY Z q L--.------- .------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Officers Are Nominated
For SaIeananship GLIB

Officers for 1891 VIII be elected by
the Salesrlanship club at a speclal
meeting 10 be held Tuesday night
January g AZ the chamber Of COM
msrcs- A dinner VII be held in con
nscfion with TIRE election. starting az
+. O'Clock. The needing VIM be q stag
Tomfnatons for offices were made
Tuesday at the weekly luncheon Of
the club. Q. T. Cannon, Wills Ran
som and Jack Biggy we're the nomi-
uees for president Norman walker
and sam Watkins were both offered
rominations but declined
Earl HardaEa and J. z Echliu we're
nominated for vice president L W
bartholomew and c. y. Graham were
nominated for secretary treasurer.
The nominees for directors were: w.
C. Hepburn. ray Shelton. Bob Mullins
Arthur Lockhart. sam Watkins
barry Cool Fred Gibbs. Julius Al
hertE, "A. J. Encuist. G. " Allen. O.
j. Thacker. Tex Griffin and Ted Les
ter
Following the nominations cam
naien speeches were made Turkey
and fruit cake we're served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

WANTED competent lady for general
housskeepinE for two can f259W. between
10 a. m ard IL call for Mathe-
FVPFFTENCED LADY sTEN OGEAPlI-
ERs-Our demand is greater lhau our sup
N.Y. We make cur students comps lanr and
sr1arfrrced- Positions Euarlnteed.
UEAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
r j. paws Mgr. Raynoids Bldr-. P1. $50
Young LADY % assist with 1fiice work
preferably With grocery experience nod
crate salary TO start Apply only ~ le---f'
WING previous erperience- Fisgly WlEEly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

rhs above rate II baaed on minimum
n a 20 word count. Ads containing le1.
fhrr fhiB number OF words VII b countoo
e. % WordL -.
Two dollars per agate Inc per month-
Efi7irnur1 o. two lines on mouthly rata
BoId face lines. dcdbie price
Three cents per word Tor etoc@ q 9 49,
al rsiuiuT or ether prumotiounl adver-
tiEinE- -. So ~
home edition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
MacSpiney's WIDOW To
Sail For Ireland Soon

New York. Dec 2S.-Mrs- Muriel
EacSwiney. widow OF the late lord
mayor Of Cork, who starved himself
TO death IN an English prison, viii
san Tor home next Saturday after
testifyiug IN Washington before the
commission OF the COMMITTEES Of one
hundred Investigating conditions In
Ireland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Girl Killed, 3 Fhemen
Hurt In Healer Blast

Chicago. H.. Dec. 2s.-A young
woman was killed and three flremen
were injured in a fire caused by the
explosion Of a gas heater, which
DESTROYED q five story business block.
Miss Maud GeerinE. %, was thrown
from the third story window OF the
building by the force OF the explosion
and killed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Supper was ready. but father was imPer-
vious 70 all demands that he change his
clothes. Finally, after a concerted verbal
barrage from Nav aad Winnie, father arose
from the table and in stentorian tones de-
eiared, You two hens is gonna drive me
to work yet with yer picNin'I- With this
he marched supperiess 70 his bedroom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
IL -
S0TTCF o. sTOCKHOLDERs7
rTEETTNH.

Notice 81 hereby given that 5pec.1-
meeting OF the stocEholderr q the Fl
paa1 Il Southwestern Railroad company
OF Texas. a corporation GRAINED ul1e-
the laws q the state Of Ie11l VII D.
held At the offlca o. the COMPANY. N th1
n paso d Southwestern building 2 Fl11i
Terrr. commeucinr az 10 o'clock q m.
on Monday. January 19th, 1871 ne
purpose Of this special meeting . me
authorization o. lease q ca-tai1 zer-
tfor 81 che comnauy'g rlEht-cf-waE. %
the G. r. G. s. A. Railr12d company Tor
a I. HAWLEE
secratarT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28


a SMALL business that is money maker.
5000. about $3.50 cash Ph- llll.
FOB SALE Or RENT-Two- chair barber
shop. Box 12s, Las Cruces. n. ". z. D.
Wlliiaus-
FOR sALE-Au OF half interest in fish
and poultry market in city Market Phi
EXCEPTIoSaLLY hIEh grads Dositions
for experienced 1ualne1a men aFali1ole
through y. A. C A. vocational depart
ment, paying from $500 Per month Up
See Mr. Wheeler. $3.50 an 70 - noon
WATCH AND JEWELRE business for
sale. With stock, fixtures also machinery
and tools for manufacturer 5sWel1r.
THIS CEON OMETE1i. Manuel FLORES. 81
Capleg Bldg. = Paso. Tex
OFFICE HELP WANTED.
Correct EnglEh e business asst
Lean buzinesI. English. free a. K OF C
vocational evening school for eEssrTice
men ll1i Mllls buildlns. p. 2l51-
WAETED-Livu. wide awake busiasss man
for lecretary- treasurer. large New Mexico
corporation now crEanizlngi must Invest
a. least ffoQ1s llary $3.50 per month. DO
9 ~. cars Herald.
LARGE u1anufacturer wants men 70 open
branch offics and manage saiesmen. $500
to $500 Necessary. exclusive rights. pat
ented articles. money making possible
ties Unlimited VII pay expenses % Dali
las II you quality. Address Box 1911,
Dallas, Teras.
HOTEL uantsd N yorktown. prosper
Gus city OF two thousand lrhabltauts. To-
Gated on kings Tran Highway. and the
largest single shipping point on the SAP
railroad. Attractive inducements offered
% outside capital For particulars write %
". C. Metz. care Chamber q Commerce.
Yorktown. Ten.
TFST HOTFL-FOOlIING proposition IN
town. finest location. beautifully fur
nished. within minutes Of business cen
ter. 20 single rooms, apartments az
rooms filled % opacity net u1ontnly PROF.
sOUTHWEsTEIsN INTEST1IENT
BUREAU.
FOR saIE-TWo marble front modsrnly
equipped theafer1 seating 500 each 10 a
Houses doing big paying business Long
leases and cheap rent Best opening 10
southwest for live wire Other n1siness
demanding attention VIII sacrlllee Tor
cost equipment for quick sale address
T ss. care Herald for fun particulars-
BEAUTIFTLLT furnished Is room hotel
central location, hot and cold water elcn
room receipts average f551 Per month
rent only $500 net monthly profit over
$500 price On this $500. $500 CASH
never before listed you can't beat Il for
SOUTHWESTERN INVESTMENT
51f Trust Bldg
m YOU Wish TO SELL your business
hotel or r00LluE mouse ana VIII lAaA u
with pader. paden Will get you a Gus
toner and do 50 without delay Make Us
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
Rsaltora
40f-z-3 1T Paso Bank Bldg
Phone 1791-
Old FATHER TINE Is GOING TO soon
shift gears and when he does 1890 VIII BE-
merely q matter OF history He Is going
TO start 1891 IN the most approved man
How nnnuH WnuI Are rru going 10
srill null over that bank hook which states
you have something In the bank and = e.
drawing 4 percent We can show you
how you can make 100 perc nj and your
own living and an with entire safety Coane
Up and let us show you how you ean 90
] APARTMENT HOUSE. DRUG STORE
BARRIER SHOP. NEWS STAND TAILOR
! SHOP and many other -inds OF business
Start ne new year as one Of PADENs
PLEASED PATRONS
PADEN REALTT COMPANY.
I Rcaltors
f01-2-s II Paso Bank BldE. Pm Zoe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
MONEY AND METALS

e-sw york. Dec. 2s.-Bar silver, domeg-
-f- unchnured- foreign. SIC
Mexican dollars fslzc-
Prime mercantile paper Unchanged
Exchange, irregular.
sterling. demand, f1-5o-
cables. fl5L
Montreal. 14f percent diEcuunt
Tine Ionrs. firm and Unchanged
can money. steady and unchanged
Conner. weak spot, nearby and nrat
quarter. lsGIsHc
Tn. firui; spot. ss.25s futures. s5A25e
sEs1
antmouy. f5.5 5-s7E-
ather metals unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Winnie, angered, went into the kitchen
where she demonstrated with her mother.
She had difficulty in explaining to that
good old soul that paiamas were only meant
to sleep in and that It was improper to wear
them around the house all day What II
somebody should come in and see himf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Boston. Mass, Dec 28.-Ihe United
States Smelling. Refining and Mining
company today declared a quarterly
dividend Of so cents a share on the
common stock, a reduction from Sl-50.
Ire amount paid in recent dividends
A dividend OF 613z cents a share on
the preferred stock also was an
nnuuced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28


LADY TAILOR and drasznalzlng. work
guaranteed. Phi e11a-
FINE rowus and ladies' tailoring AIRS
Lille Dennis. 2dS z. Missouri p. 5ll4
PLAIN ana fancy 1awinEs also ccaruuiel-
Alice Meyers 11l3 Wyeming. p. 1888.
DREsslfAEENGs Old garments made over
a speciality. Phi s0fJ. COS n. cam1esll
DREss1Ta t1lIorlnr ram1d-
ellnr. evening gowns. or VIII sew ln yu1r
home. ssh z. BoulevarL Pm s5lfW-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Phonograph Works
Closes. 500 Men Affected

west Orange. n. j. Dec. 26.-The
uhonorraph works Of Thomas A. Edit
son. Inc. viii close tonight and VIII
~eneIn closed Indefinitely. Il was an
nounced today. The record depart
meut VIII not be affected
sirenerrf business conditions
rhrourhuut the country was given
~ company Officials as the reeson
Tor the closing which affects 500
.--n-n-a..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
WanIed-Bids


EulAlE 10 ltN AEaAN Aln1-
Bids win be- received az the Office 81
frost d Trost- Architects and Engineer.
sth roor TIVE Requisites LIE Bldr until
1900 O'Clock ncol. January ard. 1871 Tor
the erection of a doEuitcry building -
the school Of Mines n Raau. lezaI lr
accordance with The plans and spacific1-
-iors prepared b. frost & Irosr. Ar1hi-
tects ana Enginsers-
Bids should BE- accompanied BY q Ger
titled check amounting 20 Per cent aI
the BID. made payable 10 r. T. Tinson
president University % Texas
The right 20 reject any or an BIDS 81
reserved
Plans can Be taken from ths offIcs O.
the architects b. making a DEPOSIT o.
$500. rsturuahls upon receipr Of the
rlanE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Si.ualian, Ranied-MaIs


yTSH-F-NGIIsH correspondent desires
position in Mexico Address II lal he-all.
Al ACCOUNTANT desires s11au set Of
books can handle same 20 spare tine.
SITUATION WANTED bT experienced
standardization stenogrl phers good ref
ersucea Address g q, care Asrald-
HOOEEEEPEE desires position. best -ef-
erences. speaks Spanish. consider otne1
occupations address = 19. care Herala-
ROoKEEEPEE with several years expert
euce. desires position. can give any nuln-
Der o. best references. make bono u re-
CURED address = 81. care Herall-
1IlN vita an around experience in rail-
rad and Industrial plants wants posi-
tion. experienced as labor foreman. SPEAK
and Erlta English and spanish address
u 81 care Herald
INVEsTIG aTEn-card indeUed me-. cla1-
rIfied b. crafts and trades. VITA p1oto-
graph and fun Information as 20 previous
experience and reference questlonnaire-
we can furnish nan FOR any position
b. careful aelec-icu- Vocational Dept. p
r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTNEs-Clif-
ton (Til Duncanl Stafford Leave Clifton
1890 Pm daily. leave Duncan 2-15 pm
daily. arrive Stafford f:l5 pm daily icon
Meeting with Arizona Easfernls leave SAT
ford an daily. leave Duncan 1890 an
daily; arrive Clifton Il n daily Five
round trips 70 Morenica daily, three FOUND
trips 70 Metcalf daily. Service cars
day ard night. Mountain Auto Co.. Inc.
clifton. Aria Phone Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
By The stock Exchange.
BID Asked


.-aw YORK. Dec. 28.-The Anaconda Cop
per Mining company today passed the dol
lar quarter dividend Il has been paying
since Nay &c. 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

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MOOSE AND ". o. NJ l. BALL. $50 p.
M; hau 2174 Texas. WednesdaT- Dec.
%. Members and immediate friends vel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
AUTOMOBILE line TABLE

AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE,
UPPER WALLET.
Effective Dec. II. Las Crucss-El Paso
STAKE viii leave from OrndurI nolel ~
N u FOR reEerVations phone II Faso
STATING TUESDAY, DEC. 1sTH, THE
Herald FL Paso-Las Cruces auto VIII leave
Herald Bldg. for Las Cruces AZ Pm. ar
irving Las Cruces 3 Pm Estur1i1s car
Ias Crucas, at pm. arriving e Raso
al pm Phone. FL Faso. 1896 phone
Las Cruces. 1l5.
NEW MEXICO.
ENGLE TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPEINGs-Aeeta ii trains 81
Eurie. Oldest dan driver best dam car
o. the dam line Ify these sprlnga-
best 10 the world J. r Heffernan. hot
Spring. - ~
ROsWELL-CARRIZOZO cars leave Ros-
vel a. s-2o a rn-s arrive Carrlzoz9 -5ee
D. m. connecting with 2. P. & & W
train No. !. arrive e Faso $50 p m
Returning cars leave Carrizozo upon ar
rival Of z p. & s " train No from
El Paso, arriving IN Roswell $3.50 p m
Cadillac -EiEhtL" Best Of driTerE white
Line STAGE CO.
IN. PASO-I.A MESA Transfer CO.
Leaves Masonic Temple building a. 3 pm
Leaves Ia ~ "a for e Paso At 1850 an
Passenger. parcels and freight, including
El Paso Heralds. are carried over this iine
soc 0RRO- 1IAGDALENA sTAGE--sunday
only. Leave s0corro $40 m H. Hal
Magdalens. n. a.
LAKE YALLEY-Hnlsboro and KlnEston
auto b.. -ts an trains az Lake valley Wm-
d sleass. Hlllsboro. ". ~
MOGOLLON-Daily to and e. Silver
C-y snd MogoIlon. Cars leave Silver CITY
on ARRIVAL Of Santa re train No. SIT. SO
COLON. 8 an Bennett Motor Transit Co
Pho..e 10 Opposite depot
lTCUMCARI-CLOVIs Tucumcari
T.30 q n strive Clovis 8 pm leave Clo-
Wis an. arrive Tucumcari pm We
pass oil wells twice daily. Fly & Beeler.
\ contractors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

FOUND-Ths best transfer and storage
establlshmsnt EELLXs TRANsFER 4
STORAGE Phi $50.
Will party that found platinum and dia-
mond bar-pln Al Central cafe IN Juart=
Christmas night please call 52el and re-
celre liberal rewlrdl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. TEXAS Dee 25.-Galresto1
spots. quiet, 50 points down: niddlinsi
1750c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

the lowest possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
49, cents per word Sundays
104G cents per word Daily
% words minimum.
A guaranteed circulation-z59 900 sun
DAYS. 225. 900 daily.
This g. the combined circulation o. The
Dallas Times-Herald. Fort worth star
Telegram. The San Antonio Light, II Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your ad sent TO any o. the above papers
with cash wiz be handled for you and
your ad VIII appear IN all o. them
wednesday noon should see your copg
IL any one OF the offices for your ad %
aprear IN these papers the folloWinE Sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

New York. Dec 28-The visible
supply Of American and bonded grain
shows the following changes
Wheat. decreased 2.195.000 bushels.
corn. increased $4,000 bushels. oats,
decreased 354 900 bushels. rye, de-
creased $4,000 bushels barley, de-
creased 1900 bushels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

MONAHANs BuENA VISTA - Mona
mans. Grand Fails. Imperial Bueua Vista.
OsweEo Orient train Fl stockton. Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except sundays. Phone
or wire reservations 7. Y. Sweat Grand
Erfrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

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picot accordian plaitins-
Mo- 81 Corunn. So Buczler Bids. Pm 1911
YFTT0N-TUTTLE ANT 4 WALL
PAPER Co. sos n stanton. Phi l24l.
THTTRESSEs RENOVATED. So RUGS
CLEANED. 81. Erwin MFG CO.. Phi ITO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Help Wanied-Mals

-s--------r>- I
WANTED good steady hlrber. I'd Martin,
AlamoEordo. - 81
EOIICTTOR=Good paying proposition
2o2s5 z. san Antouio. Room 10
MN to train for fireman. braksmen- be-
rinuara $780, later f251-f1oe (Which Pc
zitionZl write Rallgay. HerA-1-
WAITED ~ Wlth education and
stand IN ls-a-
EXPERENCED cook for cafeteria IN eiiyi
no Sunday work state experiences Al
dress 2 81. care Hsrald
TaNTFD-RefinIshsr and repair man.
rood steady Job for right nan Fcutz-
sfoors .Farnitars Co. 11i-l15 n stanton.
WANTED-lTschanlc 20 overhaul and re-
pair F. W D. truck ~ not familiar with
this make Of truck do uor apply y Elsa
Brick Co. across the river lrom 1n1eitef
WaNTED-EEDsrisassd real estate aalss-
HAWKISs BROS.
s15-117 Martin BldE- Phale zse9.
FORlIER ssrTics men q the army or
navy. get free evening school courses N
business Standardization. traffic mauas1-
ment etc. z OF C. vocational school l-l4
1liIls building Ph. ss15
IRE EFENISG CLASSES IN public
EpeaktnE. advertisins- accounriuEs ETC., az
EolutelT free 20 all men Who served ire
army or navy during the world var --lf
Nils hulidinE Phi 1fla
TANTED-llsn wishing positions. r7suen,
hr1ksmeu. coiorsd train pcrce7s on large
Texas roads. write Immediately for ful
Information Nc experience necess1ry. $3.50
$3.50 month. Inter Railway Dept lass IN
dlanapolls. I'D
OYERCOATS-
Government cverccltE ard mlcElnz-a,
Uncle Sans quality new hl-t11z
cleaned and pressed. lu perfect condition
o. ID. wool shirts o. D. wool 1raecnas
LARGEST government blanket stock n
southwest Just received another snail
shiumeut o. sheets.
TNrFEWATIoNAL SAILS CO.. NC
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Helm Wanfsd-Salesmen
----~--l--~---------
WANTED-Iravaliu salasl1an -ll --.---
~ - five rnnfs nu7-rer giving refer
ences. axe and experiences. salary e1pee-7--
Address d. g. care Head
TRAINED sALES1IEN earn from 80 70
$40 4 week E1ssrvlce men, enroll n =
81 C. free vocational evening s-nool- A---
1rlis building Ph- da4A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Help Wauted-re male
-----l~-~-r-----~
EXPERIENCED girls 20 wait tables Ap-
ply Chocolate shop
TANTED nurse Eirl 20 help care fer BABY
Apply 1alT 1laEoffin Ave.
coon GIRL fer general homework, good
wages call az go5 Noble
WHNTFD-American woman % help
with houseWorl-- Ph- 1e-z
W1NTFD-YounE lady who speazu Eng
Ilsh and Spanish perfeetly- ze9 ----l- 5--s-
W4STFD-EnriIsh speaizinE Sill FOR
general hougeworiz 20 W 4ls52-lA
WaNTED-Girl FOR general housegor-i
best wages. must STAY nlsht2 IN zlls-
WANTED-Good woman % do cooking
ana look after the house- n 5l9s-
WaNTFD-MeTican girl who understaIl-s
Montana. Phi 1aaa
WAYTFD-Whits o. col1red cook for fam
Uv OF three good wages for competant
woman. Apply l13 Wills street
WANTED maid for general
homework; must speak EnElislL 9--l
Hueco e.
WANTED-AmsrIcan XII % worlr IN ny
home and live IS one o. family good
home and salary- ~. sla4-
WANTED - Expe1ieneed ehamhermaids.
salary e. and S. Mesa Hotel corner san
Antonio and san Jaeinto-
YOUNG Eirl cashier. state age. eEperi-
encs and references. address z 50. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
HanIed-Roon - -

Young ATTORNEY. now On good 1salth.
desires firslclass room. board and siasplnz
porch. close ins no Objection 90 roommate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
"a 90 ~

QUIcK rssaI.s. .. 10 Phlmls-cEssL
100 PER CENT results from tsnsmsnt1
TURNER. KEMP CoIDW EI-L-
WAeTED-Dlreet from owner. 9 or 8 room
huuealoU anywhere erEt OF Gotten az
Alta Vista section o. Manhattan CAL
c. nE 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Walled-FufnHuTe


BURROUGHs adding machine. must
chesp. $40 y Paso Bank BldE.s p. 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

WAAEEn-Ahout six room house = priced
right VIII buy and pay cash. state lcc1-
ton and price IN first letter Addrz11 2
r--a Err--ra
Arizona republican., 1920-11-28
NeU ReUolution Tn
 Mexico Short LiUed

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 27.--One of the shortest lived revolutions in the his- tory of Mexico has just been put down b ythe government in tha state of Nuevo Leon.
 Abelardo Arizpe, a colonel in the Carranza army, approached a small village near Monterey with ten follow CTS, announcing that he was the van guard of the Army of Reconstruction which was going to topple the present government. Word was sent to the garrison near Monterey and that even ing Arizpe and his men were captured and at sunrise the next morning the colonel was shot.
 His men, who appeared to be more interested in getting something to eat than in overthrowing a government were allowed to depart unmolested.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-28
RAILROADS ATTACK
 ORDER DENYING AN
 INCREASE IN RATES

Attacking the order of the corpo- ration commission which denied the railroads application to increase freight and passenger rates, the railroads have filed a petition with the interstate commission asking that the orler be set aside as void. The petition covers 16 printed pages and is accompanied by an order of the corporation commis- sion.
 According to F. A. Jones. it is more than likely that the corporation com mission will be given the opportunity to defend its order before the first of the year. The Nevada commission de- nied the increase at practically the same time similar action was taken here and the railroads have taken the case before the l. c. c. which has set the matter for hearing Dec. 1.
 In asking the increase in intrastate rates the railroads have requested the state commissions to allow the corre- spondingly higher levels of interstate tariff. Arizona's denial was based on the grounds that the railroads had not complied with the state law and it is thought that despite the recent ruling of the I. c. c. in the New York case that this might have weight when the Arizona case comes up for argument. The first decision rendered by the IT. C.. c. was in the New York case where it held that the government un- der the transportation act had right to apply interstate rates to business within the state.
 Many of the states declare this ar encroachment on state rights and the l question will be taken up to the Su- preme Court of the United States foi final settlement.