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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
Ell PASO'S NAVY RECRUITS
EXCEED ALL PAST RECORDS

With its quota raised $50 percent
In the last week the Fl Paso navy
recruiting office in charge OF Lieut.
J. 3. Hupp, exceeded its new quota by
one man Heretofore. the weekly
quota has been nine men Now the
quota IS p men each week and by
Friday morning p had been enlisted.
Four men from the local recruit
Ing office have been assigned to sea
duty and VIII leave for New Orleans
OF California They are Louis F.
Giaretta, chief commissary steward.
George Gensen. chief boatswain's
mate; George n. Hupfer, chief boat
SWANS mate and Alfred r Kepp.
Announcements received by Lieut.
Hupp from Lieut. Commander 2. T.
wilson Of the aviation mechanics
school at the United States Great
Lakes naval training station. state
that four boys enlisted fin Fl Paso in
1913 have been graduated as machin-
lists mates. second class. They are
Jose L Misquez, son OF Mrs Sarah
Misquez; Guadalupe Samuel Garcia.
son Of Mrs Tenereuda Garcia Of
Alameda, n n. Charles Carl Gun
ningham, and Joseph Montoya Romero
son OF Mrs. Paula Romero Of Fl
Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
INSPIRING SLOGANS GREET
VISITORS OLOCBL. Y NC 4

II the Y. n G. A. doesn't inspire
the casual visitor. Il isn't for lack
lf "slappT" and to-the-point admoni-
tions which occupy advantageous po-
sitious in the lobby and offices o.
the secretaries
Babe Ruth does not smoke ciEa-
rets," announces one An frreveren-
spectator wanted 10 add. 40. but
graduated from a reform school
Which is beside the point however
when you are down in the mouth
remember Jonah" councils another
-He came out alright" And a third
advises the reader TO "Seu your
wrist watch and buy an alarm clock
backbone, not wishbo1e. brings
home the bacon" and Nothing ever
Just happens Somebody puts 80
over, are two more Of undoubtsd
Veracity.
II you are out OF a Job. you may
gather encouragement from the fol-
1Wiug- There is a mans size iot
Tor every man in the world and Ell
you are square with God and you
fellow man. you VIII never be W
against IT," Also. sThe man who
suesses. serves; me man who knows
rules
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
POORCABLES
AND WEATHER
HURT COTTON

New Orleans. La. Oct 15--Poor
cables and the official announcement
OF four days running time for Eng
lish mills caused an early decline OF
40 TO az points In the price Of cotton
today, which carried December off 20
ISIS Very bad weather in the west
ern belt with rainfall up to nearly
eight inches, Taylor, Texas, reporting
7-S6 and the fear that the rains would
spread to the eastern belt caused g
buying wave and substantial recOv-
cries so that at the end OF the first
hour OF business prices were at net
losses Of , TO % points The contln-
ued refusal Of government banking
officials 20 aid the holding movement
among growers seemed 70 prevent the
market from gaining any real
strength
Opening bids: Oct. 2010s Dec
1885, jan. 1918; March, 1885 May.
1855. steady.
CableEra1us from England saying that
the coal strike would 90 into effect TO-
morrow caused fresh selling under which
the market fell 10 about the lowest levels
again Realizing by shorts set In and
az ID a. M net declines amounted % 20
10 80 points
spot cotton. steady. 90 points lower
sales on the spot, 1906: 20 arrive 1850;
low mlddliuE. S1l75; middling, fzl--3i
good middllug. f2225i receipts. 1856
stock. 227.257-
me cotton market closed easy az net
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
SONS NOTE TO GOV. ALLEN
BOOSTS CHICAGO WHEAT PRICE

Chicago. III. Oct. 15.-Wheat made
a big advance in price today after
news became public that president
Wilson had asked governor Allen. Of
Kansas. for Information which might
indicate that the recent big fal IN
the value Of wheat was due TO arti-
fetal causes December delivery ran
up 13c TO 81. C 10 1921 and closed un-
settled at s217M TO s21sE
Announcement OF recent large Brit
ish purchases OF wheat on the Pacific
coast counted also as a bullish factor.
and 90 also did word Of an unusual
export demand for corn during the
last few days. Besides, a big drop in
ocean freight rates vas reported, and
it was said that seeding advices
pointed 70 a seriously decreased acre
age Of winter wheat planting through
ont the United States
Most OF the hurried buying on
which today's advance took place was
attributed TO shorts and commission
houses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
RITE TO
OLD 3OTHREUNION

council for Texas BY grand commits
siouer Albert Pike This was In Feb
ruarv. 1867. Shortly thereafter MI.
Tucker communicated the degrees
from the fourth TO the 18th TO ten
master 1fasons Of Galveston, and iu
Nay issued temporary letters for san
Felipe lodge Of Perfection No. In
that city which Is stil flourishing-
The bulletin says further;
a chapter Of Rose CroiL founded
in Galveston in 1853 expired in 1874.
and the Oldest chapter is therefore
that at Austin, Philip c. Tucker No. ].
established in January, 1Se2-
The Oldest council and cousistory
are in Galveston, having been estab-
lished in 1898 and 1889
Instituted Lodge In ISL
In 1883 Gen. Albert Pike IN person
of Perfection. This. as wei as a Rose
Cr0ix chapter, expired after a few
short years. and 10 was not until 1905
that steps were taken which led to the
birth OF the bodies now in existence
here
cur earliest records read: In pur-
suance OF q call By a committee con-
sisting OF J. J. Ormsbse. Sind degree,
chairman, =. W S. Neff. X c. C. II.
and A. Stolaroff. send degree. a meet
ing was held at o'clock. August 19,
1905. i'm Masonic hall to
take the preliminary steps TO organ
lie a Lodge Of Perfection in Fl Paso."
And Mount Franklin lodge No S was
constituted November II, 1903.
The total membership IN Texas, o.
3-nd degree, Is approximately 1900.
distributed about as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
NARCOTIC CHARGE QUASEED;
NEW COMPLAINTS ARE FILED

After an entire day had been de-
voted to trial OF the case, Indictments
charging Louis Benedict with viola
ton Of the Harrison autinarcotic act
were quashed by judge Duval West IN
federal court Thursday afternoon on
motion Of the defendants attorneys.
alleging that evidence under which he
had been indicted by the grand jury
was incompetent
Benedict was ordered held and was
arraigned before United States com
missioner A ]. ". Schmid Friday
morning on charges Of Importation OF
20 grains OF cocaine, 25 grams OF
morphine and failure 20 register under
the Harrison antinsrcotic act Bond
Of $4,000 was fixed for preliminary
hearing this afternoon
Benedict was Indicted, Il was al.
legged. by the grand jury on what pur-
ported to be a transcript Of evidence
given at the time OF his first pre-
lminary hearing. Attorneys, upon
filing motion 20 quash the Indictment
after the case had proceeded a DAY,
Informed the court thar information
on which their action was based had
not been procured until then
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS



Chicago, H. Oct. 15.-Cattle-ReceiDt
69e4 Market dull Few sales made at
steady prices; TOP, s17-75s bulk. good 90
fairly choice $3.50 @ 1T-l0; S-asEy kinds.
draegTs $500 1850; butcher cows. dragzsy
and uneven, $3.50 G9-75; common heifers,
Tealzers Gamers. s1.75 @ AS; bologna
bulls F5o0G 6-15i calves. steady; choice
realers, $500 1880, mostly; top, $500;
stoczers and feeders. steady; receipts.
westerns and Canadians. 15o0s maraet slow
Hogs-Recsipts. 1900. Market active.
mostly 70 Csc higher than yesterday s
averages common grades I'd most top,
fl6eoi bulk. light and butchers. s1E50T
la-25i bulk packing sows s1E55 PASS
PIGS mostly steady 20 CSC lower.
sheep-Eeceipts. 1905 fat stock STEADY.
top native lambs S12e5: bulk yl10oT
1896 mostly choice Westerns on sale best
quotahle, $500; top native. $500. blk.
f5--5 G $40; sheep. steady.
Tort Worth. IiFestocl1 Close.
Fort Worth. Texas, oct. 15.-Cattle-Es-
ceipts 5000 Market steady Bceves. $500
2 o-o05 stocEsra. $500 f7.5o- COWS. $500 r
l-oos heifars. sl5oG 8.0os bulls $500
5-25; calves. f5.256e50
HoEH-Recelpts. 1900. Market 15Ge5c
higher; heavr. s1A75 91500: light. $3.50
PISS: medium. f1Ae57 1415; mixed
f1151 Glass; common. s12-59G 11.50; pigs.
f1Lo0GI20o.
sheep-Receipts. 80. Market soc higher.
LAMBS, $500 l1-50: yearlinEs, $3.50 Gs-5o;
We-nars $50 s-25; ewes. $500 sos
culis. fLooG 500; goats, fAoo6 SOC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
FOUR NEW ROAD CONTRACTS
ARE LET IN NEW MEXICO

santa Fe. N n. Oct 15.-Contracts
for building three federal aid roads
have been let by the state Highway
commission French and Harvey O..
santa Fe viii build So miles in Luna
county on the east end OF the Dem
inE-Las Cruces road for sf3.80o. This
company also viii build Ills miles in
Oter0 county. between Falmont and
Escondido. on the road between Ala
moEordo and Las Cruces and FL PasC
for s42,951. The Lee Moor Contract
ing company OF Fl Paso VIII builC
eight miles in Hidalgo county. be-
tween LordehurE and Helms for f44, %
sos. Four contracts have been made
in the last two days aEgreEatinf
S171.121- There were 10 contractors
participating In the bidding
Requisition from the governor O.
wyoming has been honored by tho
governor OF New Mexico for the ex-
tradition Of r L. Livingston. ALA.
J r. Atkins, who is charged with
murder Livingston is under arrest
in Alamogordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
Mrs. Wilson'S Gown
in National Museum
Precibitates An Ubr0m

washington. ID. C.. Oct 15.-llrs-
woodrow Wilson has precipitated an
uproar OF fashion discussion
Mrs. Wilson has given one Of her
gowns 90 the national museum % pc
added 70 collection q gowns worn
BIZ presidents wives. Ilis latest adj
dition TO the collection r-a brought
forth wide ltLrer-lces or OPINION
amcnE the tourist visitors to tne
museum with not Jew interesting
dissertations upon styles.
The styles Of today are no DIFF
ffereut than they were 100 years
ago." declared one studlous visitor 90
the gallery OF gowns. Take that
gown Of Mrs wilson's ID. the show
case OF course, the cut is different.
but the trimmings are the same 5nes
eor beads on the back the same as
Mary Harrisou's dress, worn IN 1880
But what about the low cut
necksg" chirps up another visitor
Martha Teffersou's gown has a high
collar that pushes the chin Up into
Imagine trying to shlmmy in them
gowns" remarked nlond-helreq
tlapper. They had the courage III
1rrs. wilson's gown IS black velvet.
trimmed with let beads and lined
with electric blue SILK The gown Of
lowcut neck. a long train. worn with
white kid gloves, was worn BY AIRS.
Wilson. at the Pan-Amerlcan ball
She supervised its draping upon the
manilcin herself
The addition OF Mrs. wilson's
rorwn has created new interest IN
the collection. except for that OF one
male slghtseer. who stumbled into the
room a few days ago and took one
look and left when he found that the
collection did not extend TO lingerie
or bathing suits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
DEMOCRATIC CONTESTANT TO
ASK BALLOT INSPECTION

Phoenix. Arlz-. Oct. 15.-In connec-
ton with a petition filed IN the SUI
perior court here yesterday on be-
half Of Charles Desales Wheeler, that
he Be allowed an inspection OF pri-
mary ballots cast in five counties.
notice was filed that counsel for
Wheeler would appear before Judge
r c. Stanford IN the superior court
tomorrow morning and move the
granting OF an order authorizing the
inspection
Wheeler's petition set forth that the
inspection Of ballots was desired in
connection with his contest proceed
ngs involving the certification OF
Harry S. Ross as Democratic nominee
Cor secretary or state
Wheeler desired 70 inspect the
votes cast in Tavapai. Navajo. Apache.
Graham and Yuma counties. He al
legged that II the count had been cor
rect he would have been found 20
have received more votes than Ross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
EASIER;
STOCKS ACTIVE
MAINLYHIGHER

New York. Oct t5.-Stocls were
active and mainly higher today. de-
irving much OF their strength from
the unexpected relaxation OF the
money market. sales Appropriated
10000 shares.
Foreign petroleums were the only note
worthy exceptions to the higher trend OF
prices a. the active opening. the general
list making variable advances on short
covering. Bethlehem and Crucible steels
Baldwin and American Locomotives.
StromberE Carburctor, Barrett company.
preferred. comprised the Ermer issue
HeaViness OF Royal Dutch and Shell Trans
port which opened at losses OF point,
was attributed TO further uussttlement 90
the Dutch markets.
REGARDLESS Of the g percent opening and
renewal rate for call money and the weak
by the threatened strike ol the British
coal miners. the market made further up
ward progress during the morning Buy
Ing OF Reading first and second preferred
at gains Of six and seven points attracted
attention. other rising 70 2 points oils
recovered much Of tEeir early loss under
leadership Of the Mexican group AID
motors, steels. equipments. shippluEs, to-
baccos feathers and chemicals advanced
Sears RoebucE was conspicuous for its
contrary movement declining 9 points
Rails extended their gains at midday
when call money dropped TO percent
Delaware. LaczaWanna and Western ad-
vauced points and Delaware and Hudson
New York Central Northern Pacific and
Alchison rose I 20 ] = points The weak
features included Mercantile Marine. com
mon and preferred. and Texas and Pa
cifc. High grade oils and rails led the
list 20 higher levels in the last hour. fur
Their short covering ensuing as the rate FOR
call loans declined TO percent The
closing was strong.
LIberty bonds closed 7izs. ss2-40. first
Tours. $3.50 second IS. s19-lo7 first 5ss.
sss.T0; second AS. sss-3ss third AIS,
5000. fourth ass. ss9-1fs Victory 3ats,
S9s.12; Victory As. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
NAB TWO MEN AND Two WOMEN
FOR ALLEGED MISUSE OF PASS

Charged with conspiracy to violate
the passport act, two men and two
women were taken into custody b.
immigration officials al the interna-
tional bridge Thursday afternoon
The women later were released under
bond Of 500 each The men were
held fn the county Jail. as they were
unable 20 give bond or $500.
Attempted use OF Today border
permits issued 70 persons other than
those arrested led 20 the arrest. i'm
migration officers allege-
Mrs. J. W. smith. Mrs. laura p
SEafer. II. l. Wier and O.. T. Devfne1
were the names given by those ar
rested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
RUSSIA HAS KEYESs DOORS
EXCEPT IN PRIVILEGED HOMES

London. Eng. Oct 15.-Door keys
are considered unnecessary in the
bolshevik scheme OF life I'm Russia
Only privileged per9ons are supposed
to possess them.
When the Associated Press CORES
pondent who recently crossed Russia
asked for a doorkey ia one Of the
nationalized hotels at Omsk he was
informed by the hotel "commissar. %
formerly the owner. that under the
red regime doors are not supposed to
be bolted.
An appeal to the Omslz bolshevik
ccmmandant resulted in the Ameri-
can correspondent obtaining an Off
cial document granting him a key
and the privilege Of locking the door
Of his room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
WHEAT TAKES
BIG ADVANCE
AFTER SLUMP

Chicago, Ill. Oct 15.=Absence OF
export demand, together with word
that government pressure was being
. brought TO bear in Canada to in-
crease the crop movement there, had
depressing effect today on wheat
prices here Trade was very light
less than on any prior day this week
Opening quotations, which ranged
from p TO &c lower, with December
sos to S2-067. and March S2.02 3
20 sos, were followed by a slighn
rally and then by a fresh downturn
lower than before.
Action OF president wilson in re-
gard 70 the call by Gov Allen o.
Kansas for an embargo on imports
to Gov Aliens charge OF unfaiI
ish effect later. Foreign buying o.
corn was also a stimulating factor
as well as word OF big buying o.
wheat on the Pacific coast for Great
Britain The market closed excited
So TO 102t C net higher, with Deem
Der S21755 to S2.185z and March
S212ia 10 S2-13.
Corn was easier, with wheat. Sub
sequently export business in corn
together with a big bulge i'm wheat
values, led 70 an advance in the corn
market The close was strong. Q tc
Si5c net higher, with December
S91s to S9lc-
Oats were relatively steady. but
dull
Higher quotations on hogs
strengthened provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
COURT ANNULS MARRIAGE OF
FORMER Ell PASO RESIDENTS

David l. Murphy. OF Eagle Pass.
Texas, formerly OF FL Fas0, has been
-rluted an annulment OF his mar
riags 20 Halle Irwin Murphy, OF e
easo, by judge Joseph Jones OF the
G4th district court OF Eagle Pass
TIE couple had been sWeethearts for
shout IL years AZ Murphy filed
tts application for the annulment
The marriage OF 1lr. Murphy and
1liss Irwin took place two years ago
last July in Los Angeles. Cal. in the
Homo OF his sister. AIRS. T.. V. Elson-
81 that time AR Murphy was In the
employ Of the federal reserve hank
30 san Francisco. When in FL Paso
lf- Murphy was chief clerk I'm tho
auditors office OF the Z. p. & s. VI
railrcad
Ara Is. T. Brown. OF FL Paso. IS
1Ir- Lurphy's sister
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
Secrets OF The
MoOies ReUealed
n What f. the difference in make
". up for men and women in the

n What f. the difference in make
{ ". up for men and women in the
moTiesg
A--Fflm actresses DO not need as
much makeup in order 70 film we'll
as the men because a woman's skin
is naturally lighter and clearer than
mans. The mans makeup must
tighten his complexion. No rouge IS
used except on the lips, as red pho
tographs black. Most movie actors as
rule use a yellow or light brown
powder.
Q-Have Anita and Lucille lee
Stewart ever played together in the
moTfesf
A-Baclr IN the old vitaEraph days
the two sisters played In a film named
Sins OF the Mother
Q--What famous porfrayer Of true
western characters was born thou
sands Of miles from the west IN n
town which never boosted OF a COW
uuneher or a ranchs
A-Biu Hart. He was born IN New
burg. n z
Q-where Is PeEey HyIand at
A-Peggy is in her native land.
England, where she is 20 make a Sc
ries OF pictures. She Is also 70 make
Diitures in France and Egypt.
Q-Whaf movies actress doubled
for Mary Pielford IN eThe Little
Americana
A--D0ris Kay, lately a costar with
Douglas Mclean Doris IS two inches
taller than Mary, weighs about Is
pounds more but has the same color
Of hair and eyes.-Copyrigh 1922.
Thompson Feature Service.
What should the amateur
scenario writer remember about
the ending Of a storyg The an
sWer viii appear in this depart
ment tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
DUTCH FINANCIERS WORRY AS
STOCK Quotations co DOWN

Amsterdam. Holland. Oct 15-Ef-
forts 20 stabilize Dutch financial az
fairs are being made, following an
other drop in stock quotations Thurs
day but some financiers express the
opinion that there are no signs that
the low mark IN prices has been
reached The stocks most seriously
affected were Havana Sugar and Royal
Dutch Petroleum. which sank. respec-
lively. 70 $50 and T29- American eE-
change was easier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
HOBBY TO MEET OREGON
AT FORT WORTH SATURDAY

Austin. Texas. Oct 15.-Gov. Hobby
viii leave during the day for Fort
Worth. where he is scheduled TO meet
Gen-ObreEon, esldeut-elect OF Mex
ico. Saturday morning and accom-
pany him TO the state fair at Dallas.
The governor was advised today that
Gen. Oregon had left FL Paso for
Fort Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Press-l
New York. Oct 15.-Prime mercantile
paper. unchanged Exchange. weak Stsr-
ling demand. Sass; cables, s5-47if-
Time loans steady. unchanged
Call money. strong high. 9; low. g.
ruling rate. G closing bid. 8. offered at q
last Loan. 9.
Bar silver domestic. unchanged; foreign.
soHc
\ Mexican dollars. size
Copper. weak electrolytie spot and
fourth quarter. 15is 811.
Iron. dull. unchanged
Tn. weak spot and nearby $685.
futureE $500.
Anti1nonv. lead and zinc. unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
MISSING WIFE FOUND AFTER
TWO DAYS AWAY FROM HONE

mrs. c. C. Howell. us Mzgoffin
avenue. who disappeared from home
Tuesday. was found BY relatives
Thursday afternoon According TO
authorities. the young woman, IS
years old, left her home, stating that
she was going TO a picture show.
Thursday afternoon q friend OF the
family learned that she was 60 meet
someone at the postoffice and n0ti-
lied her relatives, who met her at the
appointed time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
BAPuSTS' TRAINING SCHOOL
re- CLOSE SESSIONS TONIGHT

Final sessions Of the IL Paso Bap-
tisl LraiuinE school. conducted az the
First Baptist church. VIII be held to-
uiaht Diplomas in class work viii
be awarded Two hundred and fifty
persons have taken the teachers
training work In the school this week
Dr. A. = Boothe, pastor OF the First
Baptist church OF Beaumont, Tex. de-
lirHred his second address 10 the stu
dents Thursday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15

som seull-aunuaL reunion oI
Scottish Rite Masonic bodies
zl Paso win begin next Mon
ltober Is. Most Of the dav win
rbn 20 registration. Beginning
s o'clock, Monday evening, q
about $50 VIII be initiated All
Alasons in good standing in
lrisdiction are eligible TO mem
fourth. fifth and sixth degrees
be conferred Monday evening
DAY the seventh. eighth. ninth
tenth degrees VIII be given in
forenoon; the 18th. 18th and 18TH
the afternoon and the 18th at
ht. wednesday The 18th 10 the
ad inclusive viii be given aud
u-sday degrees up TO and including
30th win be conferred. Friday
3lst and 32nd degrees VIII be con-
rreds completing the consistory de-
rees.
The executive committee consists IF
Edward Mosely Whitaker OF Mount
rankin lodge No s. Riley Mason
Reed Oasis chapter no. 8. Crawford
Harrie. Rio Grande council No. B;
Jerome DOW Love. FL Paso consistory
no. 6 and william Hugh Mccullough.
secretary Of the bodies
T.0rentzeu Heads Committee
Julius william LoreHtzen heads the
reunion committee this year. Other
members are oscar James Allen, Har-
ry Pluulett Caughan, Merreu Dale
Hacker and Frank Matthew Lynch
III Paso now has about 1900 Scot
fish Rite 1Iasons- The state has TO-
600.
According 70 the Fl Paso Bulletin
Of Scottish Rite Freemasoury the his
tory OF this rite In Texas begins with
rho commissioning Of Philip Crosby
Tucker as a deputy Of the supreme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
The COURTS


Judge ". D. Howe, Presiding.
A. s. Thu=mond and ]. A. Dial vs. Texas
Mortgage company. trespass 70 Try tide
and damages. filed.
sarah Adams Va. II Adams. divorce, Pc
Etiou fled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
ISSUES
RECORDLITTLE
PRICECHANGES

Reading and Northern Pacific
continued TO lead the rails with
gains Of about a point, with the bal
.ance Of this division steady. according
TO J. S Curtiss a. Co. Security Bank
building. The oils also advanced with
gains OF four points in Mexican Petro-
leum. and two Ia Pan-American.
In the steelu, Republic was eL-
dividend IL and Crucible 2 The
steels, fndustrials and specialtics
were steady. with a Few fair gains
recorded
In the coppers. Anaconda sold ex-
dividend point These issues showed
little change with the exception Of
Utah, in which pronounced weakness
continued. making a further los of
Ia TO a low Of IS.
can money was easier. Ioaning at
percent and trading was a bit more
active with sales amounting TO $4,000
shares for the first three hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15
s1st DISTRICT COURT.

Judge p. r.. Price, Presiding.
Helen ~. Bush rs. Joseph Bush, divorce,
petition filed
on note, filed
J. ". Eubauk Va. John A. Happer. SUI,
on notes and foreclosure. filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15

Dallas Tex. Oct 15.-Hay-Ton. 5000
Alfalfa Ton. $500.
johnson Grass-Ton. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex. Oct l5--Spotas gust
unchanged. 1liddllnE. 225oc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-15

Hiss Buena Glider. secretary OF the
Automobile club, fell Wednesday and
sprained her ankle she IS able 20 be
in her offices, however.