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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

AS REPORT OF
EXPORTS GROW

Chicago. III. Nov 1s.-Wheat prices
rallied today after a decline at the
outset Word that a large amount
Of export business had been done
yesterday at the sea board was the
chief bullish factor, whereas bearish
financial and economic conditions
were ascribed as reasons for the
initial weakness. Opening quota
lions. which ranged from q to &c
lower, with December S1-83 to SLs355
and March S1-71 70 s1-715s. were fol-
ana then by sharp upturns.
Subsequently, decided fresh breaks
took place. owing apparently 10
big downward swing in the value Of
feedstutfs. and TO reports Of enlarged
country offerings Of wheat The close
was nervous. 3 10 &c net lover. with
December Sl.S03z to q and March
1881 10 1857.
Corn dropped to a new low price
record for the season but rallied
somewhat when wheat developed
strength Large stocks in growers
hands counted as a depressing influ-
ence. after opening &c TO &c off
including December at III c TO 7I1kc
the market sagged further before be-
ginning to recover.
Later. general LIQUIDATION by hold
srs FeL In and both corn and oats
fell to new low figures on the crop.
Prices closed unsettled, IL TO 2ss net
lower with December So s 70 20.
oats we're easy with corn. starting
luchanged 10 = @ 8 C down. Nay SIS
% 51c and keeping within a narrow
-ange
Lower quotations on hogs had
learlsh erect on provision.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
TAKES
BIGGEST DROP
ONN. Y. CURB

New York. Nov. 1s.-Further Sc
we're Impairment OF prices 70 new low
records for the year occurred on the
stock exchange today. Fresh liquida-
ton vas invited by adverse condi-
tons in trade and commerce. Sales
closing was weak
The early rally on today's stock
ma-lzet gave way 70 new low records
before the end OF the first hour when
selling Of shippings. steels. equip
meuts and oils became more extern
sivs- American international whose
directors are 20 act on the dividend
later il the day. added five points
70 its recent severe losses and Ma
rine preferred. Mexican Petroleum.
United Fruit. Royal Dutch, Canadian
Pacific ald some OF the leather and
tobacco issues declined 70 points.
oruciblei LaclraW anna and Gulf states
steeIs dropped ] 70 2 points and Bald
win Locomotive, New York Airbraks
and American Car 1 to Z. Str0m-
berg Carburetor featured the weak
spsciaities. losing six points. An ir-
regular rally before nG0n, based pre-
sumably on the Z percent rate for
cali money, was led by Reading and
Southern Pacific
Trading 10 stocks at the opening Of to-
days session was only slightly affected
by the storms On fhe west. little Interrupt
57TEGE We=a Hatuiy downward On re-
Hawed selling OF clippings. coppers and
some Of the minor rails The lst soon
Improved, however, on buying OF Union
Pacific, Southern Pacific. Reading and
-hssap ealze q Ohio, Mexican Petroleum, /
Houston on Shell Trading. Pressed Steel I
CT, United states Rubber General Elec-
tic and Sears Roehuck also were higher ]
By fractions 70 II points. Exchange on Z
London made vigorous rally. demand Z
1-ls being quoted q s2.4e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
NEW FIRM HAS
INTERNATIONAL
BANKING PLAN

Fort worth. Texas, Nov. IS-Ths
Federal International Banking COM
pany viii be the official title OF the
export finance corporation which is
being organized by the bankers Of the
south
It viii be a federal corporation IN
der the federal reserve board, under
obligation 20 act as the fiscal agent
Of. the United States governme q
when required to do so, and its bust
ness will be essentially that Of inter
national banking.
The adoption Of this title. It Is felt.
should set at rest MISUNDERSTANDING
which have arisen in the minds OF
some, confusing the export finance
corporation with proposals TO ship
cotton to Europe to be sold It IS
pointed out by the bankers who are
behind the work OF organizing II, that
the corporation viii not export cotton
nor any other commodity but that its
business viii be that Of providing
credit for export transactions, just
as the ordinary bank provides credit
for domestic transactions
At a meeting Of the senior officers
and directors Of the banks Of Atlanta,
Ca. which was addressed by senator
Hoke Smith. Gov. n B. Wellborn. Of
the federal reserve bank Joseph A
McCord. chairman OF the board Of the
federal reserve bank, Robert F. Mad
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bank. and others. the corporation was
unanimously indorsed-
Senator Smith declared that the
launching OF the Federal International
Banking company was second only n
Importance TO the creation Of the feo-
eraI reserve banking system and the
establishment Of regional banks IN
the cotton belt
Meetings OF the state Bank associa-
ton Of Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas
ana the bankers Of the cotton produc- Z
ing counties Of Missouri. have acted
faTorably on the proposition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETs

tAAelEo Livestock Close.
Chicago. H.. Nov. 8=Caftle-ReceIpt
1905 trade showing better u1dsrto1s IN
aeelraoie corn led steer and Gamers and
euLt-r cows some sorts slightly higher
90 yesterdayi STRICTLY good fat cattle
49, scarce Bulk native beef steers
$500 l2-00; soothing choice IA early.
western receipts. 5000. quality poor: bulk
rsnge steers fLooGS.35: bologna bulls.
firm bulk good and choice. s1Eo0af5 o6.
neaFy calves. mostly $500 g-1a- cou-trv
lellland Tor stockers and feeders fairly
broad. prices steady
5og-Recsipts. $4,000: active generally
NC loWer than yesterdays average. bet-
ter grades or most Top early SO So
15-9-loAi top. late. Sass: bulk, $1,000
10 pigs mostly 50 10 T5c lower; bulk
q ls 100 10 80 pound pigs. $4,000
shssp-Rseelpts 1900: TAT sheep and
.anlns generally steady. Choice native
AIMS, $1,000 bulk native. s11-ooa1I75-
Mandy weight ewes. s615. bulk. native
$3.50 g zee; feeders slow. weak
Xmas CITY Livestock. Close.
kansas City, No. Nov. 1s.-CzffIe-Re-
eelpta- $500; al grades and classes ac-
I'VE quality plain Beef steers. steady 70
ners and butcher stock. mostly sc hirh-
err bulk cauusrH Fa1s7z so. -sT-s-
STEADY, stockers and feeders. stronT Ia
z5c higher.
HoEs-Receipts. 10000: mostly q 70 90,
l9e than yesterdays average Tor.
*lLs0; bulk CT sales. g1l-s5TITsB. roo5
---4 --olce rat ptg1 slLI6 HI2-00.
S1eep-Recelpts 5000. killing cI--rss
9ls mostly CSC lower. Top natives.
s-l-ogi native ewes s426-
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver. Cola. Nov 1s-CsttIe-Re-
eeipla 5000 market slower. Beef stsers.
et;59 2 1e.0o: eo1s and helfsrs. S45oGT60:
s. y. : 800 g lo-5es atockers and feeders.
E9Es--f2ecsipts. 1900: market lower. Ton
f4z-z5s bulk, $40 6I2-O0
sneep-Eeceipts. 5000: market siovp
ana &c lower Lambs SO 50 81 on
s"sa. 1900; feeder lambs- s1o50G 400.
Fort Worth Livestock. CIose-
tort Worth Texas. Nov. 1s.-hecelpts
l92o- Market 15025c lower. Beevss e. q 1
g s.5o; stoekers. $3.50 3GO0. cows. sa.75a 4
~. 9a1ners' s-554 2.25; helfers. gs.25@ I
Z, - g bulls, S@256475; calves. 5aas9 /
Hogs-Receipts 100. Market Eoe 2, q Z
lse.iIs5 light. $3.50 1l75; heavy, s11s5 I
. 1l-5l; medium. 9I075T11s5: nike. I
t9.9y {. io-55; common. $500 1900; pigs.
shsep-Recsipts. 1000. Market steady
Lambs. s7-5o01L5o: yearllnEs. $500 I
.-59i wstherz. ss.5o8s 50s ewes. 5000 I
~. 8; eeils. s1oo625o; goats. ss-o0aAoo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain, Close
Mneat-Dec. &L8eizS March, el6eE
corn-Dec-. ssHcs May 7sssc.
Oats-Dec-, So c. Nay. sic
Chicago Provisions. Close.
PORK anuarT, Se3.T5.
Lsrd-JaHuary sls2ss Nay. s1Lso.
hibs-January, f12-s0.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago Ill, Nov. Is. - Butter - In
changed
EgEs = Higher: rsceipts sos cases.
Flrsts, 1901 1c; ordinary firsts. 5qRssc:
az marx, cases Included, so1 zoe. stand
ARDS &c lac. storage packed firsts not
quoted; Refrigerator firstS, 53754c
Foultry-Alre. lower. Fowls 1ER zoe:
sprlnss, lzcs turkeys, s0c
~ olAtoes--steadys receipts. s. cars.
NoEtherns, sacked and bulk $50 Q 200
Kansas City Produce. Close.
F,lzsts, 7og72e. seconds. SOC: selected.
Buttor = Unchanged Creamery. sec:
Poultry-Heuz &c lower. 22c. Springs.
24cs turkeys. 3sc
Kansas City Cash wheat. Close.
- lasn 1eat-unchanEed 10 Sc lover. No.
hard Sis PISS; No ,. s1-Ts6I-ss; No.
! red Szoo @ 2-o1; No. 2. 1-9s 9a0I.
con- @ Sc lower; No. mixed. re. No.
{, sc; 70 white. 7sci IA & Tse; Nc.
yellow, ssc; No 2. $50
oats-C nehanEed 20 &c lower 10.
p" ME. 5lAo; No mixed. 5oE 651c.
Kaffir and milo inaize-s1-ssaLT5.
51y-steady and unchanged.
Brans-I.5E
Receiuts-Wheee ia 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
MARKET QUIET
WITH COPPERS
SHOWINGPOOR

The market this forenoon was con-
siderably quieter, with fluctuations
on a narrower scale and with price
changes somewhat irregular, accord
ing to ]. S. Curtiss & Co, Security
Bank building.
one thing OF Importance was the
easing in the rate for call money.
the opening renewal rate being Z
percent
Coppers moved in q narrow range
and were Irregular.
Shelters and Utah were up frac-
tionally' with. the balance Of the cop
pers making fractional losses.
Rails were steady with a number
OF small gains recorded Industrials
showed more irregularity than any
other section OF the market. with
gains and losses pretty wei distrib-
uted-
sales for the first two hours
amounted 20 z65.s00 shares.
Tsrrrh rTuru--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
RESOURCES OF
u. S. BANKS TO
SHOW DECLINE

Washington, D. c. Nov. 18.-Re-
sources OF all national banks amounted
to 81. SS5. $50. 600 on September s. a
reduction Of S311,257,0O0 compared
with June 30. but an Increase o. $780,
O64.000 over September Il, 1913, &C
cordinE 70 reports OF the last bank
call summarized tonight by con-
troIer Williams.
Deposits totalled s1s.T5i.s5s.O00. the
controller said, 4 reduction OF S403.-
$4,000 compared with the June call
and an increase OF S10,549, oo0 over
September Of last year Loans and
discounts increased by &1S,662,0o0 as
compared with June.
Between June and September there
was an actual net increase IN deposits
in ali the national banks outside OF
New York OF SS2,697.o00 but re-
duction in the deposits Of the New
York banks Of s4Ss,is2,o00. Between
September 1913 and September Of this
year. however, the increase In loans
and discounts exceed the increase IN
deposits by S1.z5s. $4,000. States
showing the largest increase in de
posits since June in country banks
Pennsylvania $40. 100000; New York.
so. 100000; New Jersey. sl4.000,000
West Virginia $13.000.000; Ohio SILL
100000 and California 100000.
while those showing the largest re-
uuCL4ola III 0rPy1A-a Wy ~ -
and Minnesota S8.0o0.o0O EACH Okla
bona and Texas $1,000, 900 each and
Iowa s6.OOe,0 00-
Reserve cities whose national banks
showed the largest increase in de-
posts since the June call were PITTS
burg ss4.0OO.o 600, Kansas City No,
IS, 600. 600: Cincinnati S6.o00,0oo ana
Louisville and Minneapolis f5.o00,0Oo.
while cities showing the largest re-
auctions were New York $4S6.0oo.ooos
Boston S27. 100000: san Francisco *ls,-
0Oe OOO- Philadelphia s1s.0O0.00os De-
troit. New Orleans and Dallas 81
O00, 900 each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.
Potatoes. al classes. s5.00G5-5o
sweet potatoes. per bushel, S215
Onions. green. per dozen. l5c- fzncv.
$3.50 Q 400.
Celery. dozen. s175eLso.
SrenberTies, 50 pounds, $500
Lettuce, box. g2-50.
Iomatoess Per Ing, s2so.
BANANAS per pound. lie.
Cabbase. per pound. &c
Citrus and Decidrous Fruits.
, -Aappies' New Mexico, Per box. $500
Northwest apples, ss.2sSE5o.
Colorado apples $500.
valencia oranges, ET.o0Egfn
florida oranges. 47-25.
Florida grapefruit, s5.so9658
Lemons. s5.00G6T6.
Pears, $500.
California grapes. gaT5.
Cranberries, $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
OCTOBER EXPENDITURES
OF GOVERNMENT FALL OFF.

Washington. .. C.. Nov. 1s.-Gov-
ernmeutal expenditures for October
fell or By nearly 100000 as com
pared with September. according 10
the monthly statement Issued BY the
treasury. Disbursements for the
month totalled S714.442.66O against
1854, o98,527 in September. Expendi-
lures for October were divided into
ordinary disbursements OF 242s,49T.-
$40 compared with s4e5.776.654 In Sep
tember and payments on the public
debt amounting to S2S7.945.2sS as
against sl.s47, 516,S75 for September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

E1tire SITE o. Texas can Ds covered A.
tle lowest possible rate With the larrsrt
u1st thoroughly Distributed cfrculrffon
10 cents per word Sundays.
% cents per word Daily.
% words minimum
Euarlufead rcuIafion-750 e1a SIM
days. sz5.111 daily.
Inir "a TIE combined circulation Of The
Dallas Limes-zderaid. Fort worth Star
TELEGRAM TIE Sac A-tcnfo IIrht- "a Prro
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
f1ur al sent 60 any OF the above paper
VIII cash WI Be handled for Fou and
Tr1T a1 Eil appeGs 70 all Of them
wednesday noon should see ycur cory
1 any che q the offices for your I'd %
appear % these papers the f31loHinF sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

New York, Nov. 1S-Failurs Of
bankers - arrive at any definite con-
clusious IN regard 70 a Cuban loan
seemed today to have undermined
sentiment ia sugar 10 some extent
ana LED 20 increased pressure in the
market with both raw and refined
making new low records for the sea-
son RsWs declined TO the basis OF
80 for centrifugal. and refined to
$50 for fine granulated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
ADVANCES But
BREAKS ON RIM0PS

New Orleans La. Nov Is - The adj
vance held untu it amounted 20 20 70
IS POINTS. but following rumorz that
q French cotton firm vas 81 trouble the
market broke 20 new low levels and to-
ward Il o'clock Etood SO 70 90 points under
the last quo1atlans Of yesterdav, with De
ufmber down 70 1f.6fc
Futures opened steady December. Is e2e.
January, l5-72c- March. 16.17c- Nay,
1850; July. 15.fsc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
MONEY AND METALS

Ney YORK. Nov. 1s.-Prime mercantile
paper. unchanged
Exchange. easy
Sterling demand. 3s,f5Es cables s3.46.
New York exchange on Montreal. 10
13-15ths percent discount
Cam money. steady, high. q low. s.;
ruling rate. q; closing bid, Z; offered az z.
Lass lean. s.
Bar silver. domestic, unchanged; for
elEn. 1Ec
Mexican dollars 59Ee
4u-imuuy $500.
Tin. SPOT and nearby. $3.50 q s7.7s; fa-
rursE. s1s-5eG 5e-25.
O-ner metals unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
- WanIed-MaIe

Help Wanfed-Male
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PASTRY cook and bakers wanted SO z
Missouri.
TTASTED-One first class tailor. wire or
write Bernard Bfody. Box S. Douglas.
ARK
WANTED-Wood choppers contract with
party % cut 200 cords wood or more c.
J. NIECE Gtnner, Route 6. Weimar. Tex.
WANTED.
city bill clerk. must have had experience
IN the dry goods business and can give
good references; don't apply unless you
can measure up 70 our Advertisement
See Mr.. Coffin,
HAIAoN EEUPP & co.
BEAL
OPPORTUNITY
For clean cut. high CHASED men Who want
70 80 into LIE Insurance buHineEn. Sales
manship course free and liberal contract
can use q good nan IN q Faso. Pecoz.
royah, Alpine. Valentine. # Stockton IT
Davis sierra Blanca and Sandsrs0n. Tex
also Lordshurr and New Mexico.
Communicats With
LEO h. 6CHUETEH,
General Agent
Missouri STATE Life Insurance Co
g1f Mills Bldg. Phone SIS.
The Life Nan Is Your ssEt Frisrd-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

Mrs Grace B. hampshire was
elected mayor o. Burns. Ore. without
her knowing that she was even being
voted for She first learned Of Il
when she vas notified that she had
been elected &c that important office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
Puzzle


FITHAI pretty little spring flower
w does this rebus picture rep
resentz
tEsPFEE TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
CALICO plus BEAR minus COB
minus EAR plus FORT plus HORN
minus THOR plus LARTIAN plus
0NE minus NONE minus MART
squsls CALIFORNLA-Copyright, 1913.
~ sam LoFd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
Personal

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" Ant 10 know the Whereabouts OF Alton
Eairc1llds decided blonde. refined train
Ing, almost Is guilty Of no crime. only
mistake By leaving coleFe- his folks de-
sire MIN % come on home. Address any
information, Box 5s2s Yintou, La.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

w TorE- Nov. I8-Colton fufurer
closed steady. December. 11.o5c. January.
1855 March, 15-s7s: Ray, 1e-59c; July,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18


LOeI-Airedale pup from 40 ". Boule-
tare. AIT =. Reward for return
HIGHEST PRICES paid for Old jeVelry AZ
Lonhardis. Jewellers. 10 san Francisco.
LOeI-Gold bar pin set With sapphire
ana diamonds liberal reward for return
LlsG-o1 Government Hill car Char-
tiers Electric Shorthand Book Reward
Tor return TO SECS Ia Luz. Phi. 1883
E0UND-The best transfer and TfoTare
establlshlnent EELLY's TRANSFER &
STORAGE, Pm 5s2.
Hl IBOLDT CAsAD-Lost passport. VII
pay IS reward Z returned today 70 the
oLLlee q y VI. Lorentzen. 1925 Mills Bldg
EVERYTHING MUST GO THIS MONTH.
hodzEs, guns, musical Instruments. trunks.
typewriter. all unredeemed pledges
bAhSEIl-s. 90 san ANTONIO ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

Galveston Texas. esor lS-spots. ouig-
80 poinrs down: mlddlins. 17.o0c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

utation. doing business a. the rate OF two
hundred and thirty million dollars per
year and having 42 branch offices IN the
United States desires the services OF q
distributor 10 handle their Electric Farm
Light and Power machines IN Fl Paso and
the territory tributary 20 Fl Paso: an in
vestment Of $4,000 is required for the first
shipment Of plants and 70 the right lndi-
viduai or firm an income Of az least
$4,000 per year is assured Correspond
ence treated strictly confidential Ad-
dress D 49, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

FINE enwas ard ladies' tailoring. Ma
Lillis Dsnnla. eos z. Missouri p. ssl3-
IAlLOEIHG. dressrna king. evening COWS.
work Eaarantesa $40 Arlsons- Ph. 1881.
SEWING and rsmodsiing done rsasonsbIs.
CAL SOS s. CsmpbsiL Phi 81fJ.
TRAINING school 81 dressris EinT sTf a.
siEninE- SO Heraid Bldg. Phi $3.50
MIS-. BOWE. 1913 y Florence. naser q
guwns. guaranteed work house dresses.
aprons alWays Ter sale Ph. lssS.
sewing for chlIdran 81
day Or piece. VIII 90 cut address = I5l.
care Herald
coat lining ard furs reruoleled . spe-
claity. new skirts made ard rIsatsd. ala
q 5irte Repeated. vorE called for. Ph AIS
after Pm or before Az IN. PclrcTe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

Lodge No6ca
Florish

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FLORAL Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

Wanted to Rent
-~~~~-
YOUNG man wants -ooin with private
family Phi sf2-
WASTED-By a couple with a baby 2
years old. a small Housekeeping apart
ment. partly furnished. o. moth side q
town and west Of Il Paso 81 Pm 5o5zW
after $50 pm
Wanted-RoOm and Board
WANTED-Room. with or without board
Address z los. care Hsrald-
Wanled-RiseeHansOus
WANTED-Feather bed Phi SSH
WARDROBE trunk. must Be IN good cor
dition and reasonable, Tor cash -. 54si-
WANTED-Second hand suit case or large
hand bag must Be bargain for cash Phi
For Rent-Housss Furnished
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MODERN 9 room furnished house. a0iG
aastlngs ST.. Government Hi car.
VIII SACRIFICE furniture o. room
bungalow in. Five Points. ! block from car
line. all convenlences. a. telephone. hot
water connection. etc. party buying fur
nlturs may rent house for f55- Ph 15Q0H.
2 rinEs.
For Renf-Houses Unfurui1hed
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FOR RENT-sssws room and sleeping
porch bungalow. 1lls Lebanon near Nan
haitian school. SIS month Fhilli ps-C-ael
Realty Co. Ph. 456.
EIGHT room home. close IN. on ". Ms
souri,. sleeping porchess garage. VIII give
lease. SIS month Rental Dept
DOUGLAS C. CKOWEIL AGENCY.
22t wills Bldg Phone ssoe-
ITO n II Paso q. 10 $3.50
cal Rental Department
JAMES l. MARI 4 CO1TPASF-
Phoas 4sso. aot san Antsala.'
For Rsnt-Apartmens Furnished
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SILVER APTs.-Ono furnished apartment
for rent. z2o1 Montana
FOR RENT-Desirabie room apartment
% parry buying furniture Phi 5215J-
TWO large. clean rooms doWnatairs. With
Sleeping porch Elnk IN kitchen sos n
ONE ana room apartnas 1ts far rent clean
and nicely furnished PA 9l77. Richards
Apartments 1878 z san Antonio
cox nttle apartment. sleeping porch. ga
rage suitable for couple employed or
bachelors- Fh- 8s75W.
BEAUTIFUL furnishsd room apartmsnt I
With sleeping porch. steam heated. cen
FsaieHiiy aFFaassa' rs Is very good (
JANIS L. SIARR 8 COMPANY.
Phone aass. asl san Antonio.
Observation-Disclosures
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TWO rooms, hath and kltchenet gas stove.
water furnished Wid1znn APIS. 7o- y.
Ochoa-
largest list aparttnents. tara or unfurl-
". & RAMSEY 4 c.
Phone 1913 New Trugt EldE.
Housekeeping Rooms-furnished I
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LIGHT Housekeeping rooms Tor rent SIS
n. Florence
SINGLE Housekeeping room and room
with sleeping porch. IN home. close IN.
nice FOR working couple. cau IN person. 10
slcc. SIS Prospect.
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfuruisked Z
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TWO large front rooms on car line. 1883
Dakota $50 per month. no sick 10 chill
iren- Apply McBeatt. Five Points Barbsr
1HmwI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 5o6-50s Texaa- Ph
-. RriEate ambulance service.
J. J. EASTEH 4 90.
10 D. CamuheIi St Phones I'll and %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
Business Chances

Business Chances
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WANTED-Distributor for Yale TRES
we have q proposition that VIII interest,"
you cord. fahrie-tuoes o. quality, lloe =.
guarantee. The Yale Tire & Rubber Co.
New Haven. Conn
MAN and wife, thoroughly experienced IN
hotel and dining room. ooth first cas-
cooks. want 70 lease good up 10 oate
dining room Or hotel complete. can give
st. Albuquerlue. y "
LOOK oyER THIS LIsTINGs
ALL BARGAINS AND FOR SALE By Is
Hotel-1Io ms nod. = cash bal terms
Hotel - INA. mod. = cash bal monthly
Hotel 80 rms. mod easy terms.
Hotel "a rms. transient. price right
Hotel 20 rna-. part cash. bal terms
Hotel IS rms. transient. very cheap
Also a good list Of apartment
houses. grocery stores. etc
See n FOR business opportunities
Prices right
II, PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Office. IL ". san Antonio. e Paso. Tex
Phane 1895. syenlnEs as1s.
Roomins HOuses-For Sale and Rent
EXTRA BARGAIN.
Nine room roominE house. near Cleveland
square, rent only $40, price 5000 SEQ
cash. balance $40 Per month J s Gro
der sos Trust Bldg. Phi 2055.
70 Buy Oh SELL that rooming or apart
ment house. hotel OF bushes see Aeier1s
JAMES L MARI 4 cOMFANT-
Phone 1850. -''''A sol san Antonio.
s rooms. close n. apis. reat $40. price
7 rooms a p. large Esrass. year
lease. $3.50, $500 cash
10 rooms apts. close IN. priced re1gon-
10 rooms spts,. close in sItos. about
s4.-s -S@ s1. 4. -.r-u
Rooming Houses-Wanted
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FANTED-Four to 10 rooms Of good
furniture where house can be rented
Heb Wanted-Maie
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WANTED-Two Iiusnen. open shop Cal
luD Electric Light & Power Co.. Gallup.
y. ~
IFANTED-Four first class carpenters 70
20 70 Lowell ARK Apply Stanley Bevana.
SIS WIS 81
NAN WANTEp-with car that hss sell
ing ability. willing to travel through state
Of Tezas Address 2 lss. care HeEaid-
WANTED-Reliable oolorsd man to man
age shoe shining parlor. Apply Herald ]
Cigar stand. Herald BldE.
WANTED-NeTican boy Who speaics EnT- I
llsh- % learn the furniture trade a. cahl- I
net maker and finishsr. Apply 900 S. 4
Stanton
IFANTED-Linotype operator. SIS. AZ 1
hours Communicate with Mari Bulletin I
e once
once. first class barber, $50 1
guarantee. wire or write. O. K Barber /
shop. Florence. Aria. P. o. Box 5s2.
MEN desiring railway nail. postoffios and I
Internal revenue positions. average ass I
month Write Modern Institute. D-335. I
Denver. Colo.
WANTED.
Statesmen for msnsH
clothing and furnishing department.
Apply
BOSTON STORE
HIGH class Specially saissrnan With car.
My one accustomed 70 earning $500 or
more per month considered. exceptional
opportunity.
UNITED SALES COMPANY.
45z-ss 2. Hunter IT. Los angeles. Cal
WANTED.