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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-20

LosT-Tortoise shell eye glasses
between Richmond Theatre and
1870 South Payne street, about
three weeks ago. Finder please
return to above address andre
ceiye reward. 14-3p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-20

FOR RENT-One three room and
bath apartment, furnished. Ap-
ply at ZIG North St. Asaph street
l2-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-20

FOR SALE-Ladies suit, new, size
IS. cheap. also pair pole climbers
and safety belt. 705 King street.
1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-20
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arr!rs! and Departure Of Passenger Irai ms
AleI,udria, Va. The following schedule ng'
pres pubIahed as information and not guar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-20

FOR SALE-Ncw kitchen range,
306 South Fairfax street. 1872
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13

Hoyne made the raids January /,
day before Palmer's agents pulled off
theirs and thereby brought down on
his head the vehement denunciation
of the Attorney General. He arrested
161 "reds''-39 members of the Com
munist Labor party, 81 members of
the Communist party and 35 I. W. WIS.
NORTH YAKIMA, wash.-Members
of the I. W. W.. incarcerated in the
county Jail here, are never allowed to
see any newspapers, nor to have any
visitors, according to letter smuggled
out of the prison by one of several
Butte miners serving sentences.
Other prisoners, accused or convict
ed as criminals, received all such
privileges. AS for the food, the letter
says that the daily menu alternates
beans and stew resembling hogslop and
containing all vegetables except
dynamite. The I. W. W. members
were forbidden even to subscribe for
one Of the local capitalist newspapers,
the letter declares.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13
COMMUNISM AND THE FAMILY
Continued from page 10.

Continued from page TO.
Its sentiments and in it's affections. Such is
the watchword of the Communist Society In
the name Of equality, Of liberty, and of love,
we call upon the working women and the
working men, peasant women and peasants,
courageously and with faith to take up the
work Of tie reconstruction Of human society
with the object Of rendering it more perfect,
more just, and more capable Of assuring to the
individual the happiness which he deserves
The red flag of the social revolution which will
shelter, after Russia, other countries Of the
world also, already proclaims to us the APP
proach of the heaven on earth to which human
ity has been aspiring for centuries.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13
"Guilty".
Continued from page 10.

Continued from page 10.
JOHN VOGEL, Chicago member
county executive committee.
No overt criminal act was charged.
The state asserted merely that the
Communist Labor party advocated the
overthrow Of the government. No de.
mails were entered by attorneys Clar.
ence Darrow, William Forrest and Viii.
liam Guinea for the defendants. The
defense rested its case on the right of
free speech and the right to organize
a political party, States Attorney
Hoyne in his statement said "the yer.
diet Of the jury has justified the raids
and called a halt on a disturbance that
will ring throughout Chicago and the
country"
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13
SOME THOUGHTS ON TACTICS.
Continued from page 5.)

Continued from page 5)
titude but will raise the whole status of the
Soviet propaganda to the position of an insti-
tuition of opposition. The active, positive, boy
colt of Parliament, particularly during election
times drives the enthusiasm and attention of
the workers into constructive channel. A
negative position only has been too long held.
In short, the policy Of the Communist should
conform and be moulded upon the increasing
crises, and that during periods of apathy the
process Of education and organisation to be
proceeded with To accept this policy or capitu-
late to the Government must be the only choice
left to the workers during crises.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13
THE BLACK SHEEP
Continued on page 14.)

VC0ntlnueu ON page M
rupted, "But I will be frank with you
Ed. and say that not even now do !
feel entirely reconciled to the idea of
aevoting my life to this work. /
grant its Importance. will admit
shat something may be accomplished
-but-still-I would rather roam the
woods and fields, studying nature and
telling the city people about the great
out doors, than to bark the gospel of
Industrial solidarity to slaves who will
not understand or what is perhaps more
true cannot understand.
At this Collins rose impatientiy.
Sf0h He'll Jack, " he stormed. ~ have
cold you a thousand times that you
have too good mind, and too splendid
q courage to waste your days on stuff
ike that. Forget it say-forget it. ,
"Can the leopard change his spots +"
gack quoted in reply. Then with n
humorous twinkle in bis eye he added
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13

The Chicago Federation of Labor is among
the first TO take up the gauntlet Of the U. S.
Chamber of Commerce against the establish
ment of the "open shop" as the American"
method of conducting industry. A committee of
fifteen has been elected to devise means to de-
feat the capitalist combine.
Ten postal clerks at Chicago have been called
on the carpet for attempting to organize the
postal clerks. They are threatened with the loss
Of employment because they gave too much
publicity to the miserable postal service and
those officials who are charged with its con-
duct But the men say they have incurred the
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13

enmity of Burleson because they made efforts
at the Democratic convention to obtain pro-
mise that he would not be reappointed and to
have plank inserted in the platform assuring
postal employees more wages and better condi-
tions. Since democracy has been made so safe
we mustn't take any chances in letting any oS
it get loose among the postal employees.
The efficiency Of the capitalistic system of
production is lauded to the skies continually
by its apologists. But there is very great
distinction between "produce" and "provide"
A system that produces but doesn't provide de.
serves looking over.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13

"I wish you would write a model love
letter for me. am always afraid my
stuff will sound too soft"
Continued next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

AS BEARISH
SALES RELAX

Chicago. H.. Dec. S1.-Moderate
upturns IN the price OF wheat took
place today more as a result Of alb
sence Of selling pressure than for
any better defined reason. Some no.
tee. however, was taken OF the Chi
cago federal reserve banks report
that there had been lesseninE Of the
credit strinEency in the middle west
A little buying ascribed to the sea
board tended also 10 strengthen val
ues- The opening. which ranged
from &c lower to &c advance, with
March sl.65si TO S1.665t and May
SLol34 TO Sl.61. was followed By
gains all around.
Signs OF further Improvement IN milling
demand and Of falling of IN receipts
northwest counted late- as huiIlsh fac
tors The market closed strong, II d2hc
net higher with March s16SH H15s and
Nay, f1-e2GL61
Indications OF larger movement OF corn
in Nebraska had a bearish effect on the
corn market After opening &c to exc
lower Including Nay at nc 20 7AEc the
market rallied a little but then sagged
again
Subsequently strength OF wheat brought
about something Of a recovery IN the corn
iulrEsr The close was unsettled 81 C net
oWer 20 &c advance, with May 7s5zc 90
7sSc-
oats were dun but relatively firm. start
.ns shade 10 Z C OF. May 4sc TO fg5fc,
bit then hardening a trifie
" eal-ness In The hog market led to de-
cllnes In provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Flying Boats asked For
To Assisf Coast Guard

Washington. .. C., Dec. 5L-Fly-
ing boats, in large fleets, viii be en-
ployed TO patrol the Atlantic coast, in
life and ship saving operations, Il che
recommendation Of secretary Of tile
treasury Houston told congress eI-
periments have fully demonstrated
the value Of aircraft as an adjunct
Of the United States coast guard
Experiments discussed by secretary
Houston were made at the coast
guard aviation station at Morehead
city. n. c.. the aircraft in use being
the United States navy HIS flying
boats.
At the close OF the war this station
and auipment were turned over BY
the navy. The establishment Of other
stations along the coast and the em-
ployment Of regular fleets OF flying
boats 10 detect derelicts and TO be
used e 1fectively in life saving is
strongly urged upon congress Sec
retary Houston indicated a desire TO
appear before appropriation commit
tees later in the session and advocate
a liberal fund for the expanded ser
vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

uUuU aElHalIu Wllh1I r1rnllI-I >
5luon On city can r F. Clarke. 11-1 p
Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close.
Wheat-March- sL6S9l MAY. g1.s1E
corn-Mays 7sisc1 July. 7fHc.
oata-alay. go G; july. z7c.
Chicago ProFisionss Close
Jork-Jau-, f2l50-
Lzrd-Jau-, fl2.65: Nay. s1d15-
Rihs-Jan-. s1L2o; Nay. s1Lg1
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, I'll. Dec. 1L-Buttar-uusat
led Creamery, extras, 5aci standards.
EEgs-Lowers receipts. 2E7s eassa.
Elrs =. ssh 6601zc. ordinary firsts. 526
sc; at marx. cases Included. 81 csc. re-
q gerat9r frsts, 5sG SIC; Refrigerator eE-
u1s, 80 05sc
Poulrry-AliTe. lower Fowls. e2G2sc;
springs. csc; turkeys, 40c.
Potatoes-Stronger; receipts. g cara
sqrthern white. sacked, sL5oaLs5 cwt-s
Kansas City Produce. Close
kansas city. No, Dec. 31-EEEs-Four
cents lower, tirsts. SEE seconds. 4se.
bllter-l nchanged-
rosters, 1e higher, Is a21c; HlunEs. &c
higher, 25c7 turkeys. 1c higher. s5c
Kansas City Grains. Close.
kansas City. No. Dec 31-=CaEh wheat
- Unchanged 70 Sc lower No 1 hard, f1.7f
LIS No z. ll-71 81-75i No red. fL9i
@ Ls3; No. ?, $3.50
corn-ts &c lower No. mixed. 55c;
10 3 60 q s3ac, No 2 white, e7ci No. 3.
.sei 10 yellow. ss9s7es No 8. ss9
Oats-UnehauEed. No. white. soc; M.
mixed, 46H Gf7lsc
RE@3L55
Kaffir and milo maizs-&1-05GL16
Hsy-UnchanEed
Receipts, wheat. III cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
RISE
AS LIST TAKES
UPWARD SWING

The market this morning was &C
tive and bouyant. with stocks rising
easily and with practically no re-
actions occurring In the upward
swing. which carried prices from one
TO five points higher. according to
J. S Curtiss g. Co. Security Bank
building
In the coppers Anaconda ard smell
ters led with gains Of and y
points respectively, with the lower
priced issues showing gains Of about
one point These stocks were more
active than for some time past.
Rails showed gains, running from
= 70 X. Mexican Petroleum led the
Oh with a rise OF points Indus
trials formed a large part OF the
trading and gains were generally II
these issues running from one 70
four points
Trading was active, with sales for
the first two hours amounting TO
446.S00 shares, and there was de-
more optimistic feeling dis
played in wall street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
CLOSES
WITH STOCKS
on UPGRADE

New York Dee. 3L-The final ses-
sion OF the year on the stock exc
change began with a firm 10 strong
tone, many ~ the leading shares max
ing substantial advances. Among the
early dealings were Few cash
transac-.ons. these evidently being
made 20 establish income tax pay
mentH for the expiring year
Ols- equipments, motors, coppers,
rcbaccos, raztiics and feathers be-
cane increasingly active ana strong
as The morning progressed Mexican
and Fan-Auerican petrol Gums Royal
Dutch. New York Airhrai-e. Baldwin,
kelly Surlnrfield. United states Rub
1ers Goodrich. ANACONDA American
Smelling American Tobacco. Lobac-
co Products. American Woolen, Cen
tral Leather and Hide and Leather
rraferred registered overnight gains
of from z to almost points Rails
moved more deliberately, however, the
rise among Investment and specula-
tive issues holding within I 10
ueirr limits. Atlantic Gulf made up
me greater part OF its loss and
Vanadium was strongest OF the in
dependent steels- can money opened
snd renewed into next week az 2
percent AID exchange on London was
flrm-
liberty bonds closed. s1za $500: first
a. fsT.1l- second S.. fsatf bid; first 3. g,
EsE.1l- second as fE5-10s thlrd ass.
r11.a8s fourth "a s. $3.50; FictGry 1Hs,
f1fo1; victory lsls $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
LIVESTOCK Markets

AAiltaIa LIVESTOCK. Ll0ae-
ChicaE0. H.. Dec. 7L-ru. s. Bureau OF
Markets. Cattle - Receipts. 5000 Beef
steers. Ehe-stociz and feeders. steady bo-
ioEna bulls, strong 20 15c higher. veal
strong early bulk steers, beef steerz $500
z $500 choice hoioEnas I'd 20 f70a- few
head heavy veal calves 10 packers mostly.
sll99 1900 selected shipping calves
$3.50 and higher.
Eozs-Receipts. $1,000 Market active.
largely s. soc lower than Yesterdays
average butchers off most. ror. $780,
enizs Ss-s5 6 s--5, pigs, 15 2 f9c lower bulk
desirable. 50 20 $50 pound pigs. se-5a @ SIS.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; Tat sheep and
lambs p soc lover than general mar
ket yesterday prime Jed western lambs.
tl'-l5- bulk s1l-5ef 115es choice aged
@ 425i feeders. steady TO CSC lower.
Kausas City livestock. Close
E--n-a5 Ai-4r o. Dec 81 United
States Bureau Marzetsl - Cattle-Re-
ceiprsf l50- beer steers. strong % CSC
higher TOP, ssT5; other classes. Ete7liv-
top TealerE. $3.50 1900 For week.
scr ssesIa sle1a9 70 tae lover 1at she
stock -5e p SOC lover Gamers. steady;
calves. s1-sod2-Qo higher; feeders Is 20
SOC lower.
H9EEReeeipts $500. active. generally
$50 es,Q9i pigs, sc lover; good and
cnelcs TAT pigs 22-25 e $50.
snesp-H Receipts go; few lamb sales
around 4se lowers IS young Jed lambs.
t-v-4a- For week. sheep and lambs
steady ysariinEs 20 20 soc higher
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Cole. Dee 11--cattle-RsceInt
100. Market steady Beef steers 5000
9-5o; COWS and heifers $500 200; calves
$500 alf-o0i stockars a-d feeders, 5000
HoEs-ReceiDts 400 Market z5c lower;
top. $500 bulk. fg.589alo.
sheep-Recsipts. none Market m
changed-
Port Worth livestock. Close
Fort Worth. Texas. pee. 5l--Cattie-
Re ceirts 800 Market steady Beeres s.. 90
ns-5o; stockerz $500 $3.50. COWS $4,000
f-25; Gamers. f210 q 500. Eeifers. $4,000
8-ooi bulls. $4,000 s.51s calves. f1-5lG1o.o8.
HoEs-Receipts $50 Market CSC 10 5sc
decline Light f9-11d s.40s heavy. $3.50
s.41i medium. 9s-50d SIS. mixed, $1,000
$50; common, $1,000 secs Es, sLoo9
sheep-Receipts. none; no tone. Lambs.
$500 q 1Lo0- yeariinEs. $500 8 500: weth
ers. 5-oo17-1os ewes 5000 500; cuis.
81. G2o0
Goats-s1eoas0o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Notice TO Classified Advertisers.

All new advertisements appear first IN
home edition.
Accounts FOR classified ads are due after
first Insertion Not responsible for more
than one Incorrect insertion
In order 20 give time Tor proper CLASH
ficatiun Il Is necessary TO close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays az 1880 a. n.
All other days at 1880 p m want ads
received after this hour viii appear the
next day Orders 20 discontinue want ads
must be IN Herald office before 9 a. N. Of
day Of publication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

IaRGE fSasi ssss06a saS rsas IS n
~ ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
California To Haze
School OF Mysticism

Berkeley. calf. Dec. 31.-An edu-
cational Institution modelled after the
famous school of Pytha goras at Gre
t0na- italy. is being organized by the
Tamalcraft house The organization
is to have as its fundamental studies
music. mysticism and statecraft. It
IS the intention to interest the large
and most substantial occult organize
tions In the vicinity OF san Francisco
bay. 1t is declared that teachers OF
distinction from various parts OF the
world are being negotiated with for
membership on the faculty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

III PaEO-La lIEsA TRANsFER CO.
Leaves MarclLc Temple building at n.m
LelTe1 IA 3 "a for El Paso al T.71 ara
PASSENGER. parcels and freight. Including
p Pasg Hsralds, are carried over thI1 line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
LOCAL MARKETS.
furnished By Crombia & CO
Er-e-n n-a--

Vegetables.
Colorado potatoes. per cwt-. gl4o.
Sweet Potatoes. per c77t4 gAo0.
Onions green per dozen bunches. 25c-
Qaions. sack Australian brown. per cwt.
f2-T5.
oaienH. sack, Crystal white. per eEt.
celery. per crate. gL75a6a5.
Lettuce, per box SITS zoo
ca66ase, new crop. per pound IN trade
lots. axe
Fruits.
Apples. View Mexico. PEI box. s25oe
Apples, northwestern. per box. ss.s09
Colorado apples par toE. sZ25 7s.Ts.
talifornil navel oranges, per box. tl5l
Florida grapefruit. per box, sLT5a6oo
Lemons, Der box. $500
lanserines, fancy. box $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

RoominE Houses-FoF Sale and Rent
~~-~-~~-~~-~~--~-~-~-
TO Buy Oh SELL that roomins or apart
meut house. hotel or business. see EeierH.
JAMES J.. MARI q CoMPANE-
healtcr1
Hollis AND APARTlIEST HOUSES
half dozen big money makers In good
hotel1 and a few apartment houses can
be bought right List your propositions
with " for results We buy and sell any
business
SOUTHWESTERN INVESTMENT
CP- Chamberlain. MEr-l
5if Trust Bldg. Phone 1901
LARGE APAETlIENT HOUSE.
Is apartments. close IN. all modern. steam
heat. year lease. income $500 per
month, rent $3.50; biggest money making
proposition in e Paso. beautifully FUR
niahed; price $4,000. cash 5000. balance
within year. ACT QuICE-
See THOMAS kIFEL With
GOODMAN BROS. & COMPANY.
Phone 24z4. EOS n Stanton St
NEWLY FURNIsHED.
SIXTEEN room1. divided into and
room apartments. az with private astha,
year lease. rent SIS and clearing $50
per month above expenses price f150o
with only $500 cash
FURNITURE and lease Of modern apart
ment house ln Sunset Heights. elegantly
furnished, rent $50 long lease, price
5000, cash required $500.
call BY. Eirsch.
GOODMAN BROS. 3 COMPANT. nc.
Phone 4AlA. EOS N stanton 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

This IS the last day of the year pom
dered Winnie, as she sat at her desk The
wave Of retorm that threatens our fair
country affected her euriously. She de-
nouneed herself inWzrdiy for squzndering
50 much money on face powder, chocolates,
and other luxurious TRIES But then. there
are rorse faults than these.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
PUZZLE


IT WILL be observed that the ten
little circles are so placed that we
may count ten roWs-Vertically,
horizontally and in the various diago-
nals-in which are even totals, 2 or 4.
But that is not the limit OF posi-
bilities, so we viii ask our puzzleisls
to find another placement OF The cir
cles that viii produce the greatest
possible number Of rows which add up
even totals. What is your scorer
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
That little calf suggested New Jer-
sey.-Copyright 1913, by sam Lloyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
n. A. BOGUE 8 COMPANY.
Rnnnfnr TTruae Enae1a lizta.


We Know THE PEOPLE AND TIE
PEOPLE KNOW Us
We have sold two hotels ard one apart
lnent house since Dee q. and you had
get your choice o. the folloWirE- We can
deliver any OF the following unless sold
No. - rooms. oonnsctinE baths. steam
heat. long lease. centrally located.
doing a gross business OF 1890 70
$500 per months priced az sll'9oo
No. $50 rooms. long lease. cheap rsnt
close n. gas heat. newly fur
nished. f47o0 and $4,000 cash
No $50 rooms. long lease, steam heat.
running water nice lobby good
location. al making plenty q
money si1.eoo and $4,000 cash,
No. lis rooms long lease. running
water. beautif1liy furnished 5000
No. SIS spartnsants ana 10 single rooms.
mosth: Price $4,000 ana 5000
cash
No. 60 apsrtneni- and IS rooms clear
ing $4,000 per year, cheap reut.
long lease. priced 20 $50. Q10s viii
consider $4,000 trade and $4,000
cash as first payment r-gde must
1a income property ana worth
No. "a rooms, clearing $1,000 Per
month. centrally located fll.oqo,
No. s-S7 rooms. 1 apartment and sleep
ing porches. long lease. doing good
bushes price $4,000 and 5000
cash
rent. long lease. steam heat con-
meeting bath, running water in al
rooms Big money maker price
f2Z.11o and $4,000 cash
No. 1o-9 rooms, 5 sleeping uurches. fur-
nlture and lease. cheap rent.
clearing i115i price 5000. AL
cash
No. no rooms. 70 private baths. pub
lie baths. steam heat. lobby. on
ground foor. clearing $500 20
$500 per months price f5Q.l3Q
and as 600 cash
No. E-25 rooms. apartments. steam
heat. nice lobby. close n. priced
AZ f1210o and $1,000 cash
No. is apartments. rooms. cheap
rent fun all the time f21co and
$3.50 cash.
No. 1E-I5 apartments. building and all
completely furnished. with good
income fiua location; always a
waiting 1ist for the apartments.
priced AZ $4,000 and $4,000 cash
No. 30 rooms. short lease. fine loca-
ton. cheap rent price $3.50 and
$500 cash see us AZ once.
n. a. BOGuE q COMPANY.
TqI-8-9 e Paso Bank Bldg
Il Paso. Texas.
Talanhona 1871 After hours SOS
II IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW TOU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Sheriff Vans Legion
Men To Shun Violence

Saiina, Kan, Dec. 31.-FollowinE
the Issuance Of a demand by the local
post Of the American Legion last
night that A. c. ToWnley. national
Non-partisan League leader. and his
aides, cease activities here and leave
the county. E il. Swanson. sheriff
issued a public statement warning
against any violence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
II 81 LISTED STOCKS
MQNEY I'D Meals

New YORK. Dec. z1.-Bar silver. d0mus-
Re- uuchauEad7 Foreign. fsAc
cal money. lru- High. % low. 9.
ruilns rate 7; closing bid. 6. offered at
O. laEr loan.
Mexican dollars. sgstc-
Prime mercantile payer UNCHANGED.
EUc1anEe- irregular.
sta-lins demand. s1-51757 cables. s1-53ts.
Montreal. l-t percent discount
Tine lcanz- steady and unchanged
Tin. lru- SPOT. fa5-10s futures. $500. .
l-1er met1iz Unbalanced
LONDON IfEriL lIAREET.
London Eng Dee. d1--Eoii1WirE are
the cuotatinns-
STANDARD copper. I'll. US Cd.
EisctrulTtlr. unchanged
Tn E-1f. 1fa
Lead unchanged.
Zi11. E1l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
looniar Houses-For Sale and REM

ROOmiag Houses-For Sale and Rent
>--~-~---~-@~-~-~-~--~-
WE HAVE had listed with Us. hotel con
tanning so rooms and large downstairs
lobby This place Is modern in every re-
spect. having an abundance OF baths. In
fact. a. O. one Of the best arranged and
most modern hotels "a the city and VIII
show a net return OF at least $500 per
month. II you have as much as $4,000
cash fterns can be had on the BALANCED q
viii pay you 10 see this place az once
See Meters
JAMES l. MARI a COMPANY.
Realtors.
Phone 1850. sos san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice e hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the FL
Paso g. Southwestern Railroad company
Of Texas. q corporation organized under
the laws o. the State Of Texas, will be
held at the office OF the company. IN the
I'll Paso & Southwestern building. Fl Paso.
Texas. commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
on Monday. January 10th. 1891. The
purpose OF this special meeting ia the
authorization OF a lease o. q certain por-
ton OF the company's riEht-of-Way. to
The G. H & S. A. Railroad company. for
a period Of SO years
A L HAWLET.
Eecretarv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31


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