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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
DROPS
THEN REACTS;
SPOTS TIGHT

New Orleans, La Oct. z3.-Much
evening up came on the cotton market
today and selling out by longs caused
recessions Of II 70 Is points before
the trading had gone very far. De-
cember dropped 10 1875. Fear that
the movement to stop ginning would
make a very tight situation in the
spot department brought in consider
able demand on which there were
fun recdveries and finally an advance
was made which carried the active
months TO 16 points over ysster-
days last quotations, December rising
20 1850
Opening. Oct. 1905. bid: Dec. 1910.
Jan 1880; March 1895; Nay 1890.
Steady.
Realzingr sales were readily absorbed on
the slight early reactions owing % con-
unued Liverpool buying aud covering the
latter became more active and excited.
later % the morning and stop orders were
uncovered. sending December I'd 20 q 0oc.
and Jauuary % 2o-75c, or 81 20 1o7 points
net higher on active months Reactions n
Ing with the market closing irreguluar u
net advance Of 20 to 20 points.
Reports that Gov. Parker o. Louisiana
had called upon gins 70 iu1rue lately stop
operations throughout the state caused a
good deal % comment. but vas not gen
on the advance.
spot cotton, steady quotations revised.
NiddlinE IS points Up Sales on the spot.
2.e haless 20 arrive 1853 bales Low MID
ding 1866; middiug. 1e.75cs good mid
49, --ss-.- --r-. - e. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23


New York. Oct. 23.-Dun's today
says.
widening Of the scope Of the eco
homie readiustment which began
some time ago is Enthusiastically re-
Elected in reports from practically
every industry and trade OF impOr-
lance and in the different statistical
barometers that indicate the trend Of
conditions After a period Of IN
precedeuted expansion and Initiation,
due TO unnatural stimulus, business
Is now experiencing the inevitable
reaction, with varying degrees OF IN
settlement and embarrassment accom-
panFing the transition Prom tie
abnormally low figures Of last year,
failures have risen abrfpting ia both
number and magnitude. Skepticism
as 20 the Eenuineness OF the down
ward movement has been dispelled by
the progressive and rapid yielding Of
many markets.
weekly bank elearings $780,
s4S,5Os"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
SIO BUILDING ON WANE
HIGH WINDS ONE CAUSE

Austin. Texas. Oct 23.-The wide
spread maVement in the building Of
silos in Texas, which began about
1913. dWindled during the war. ac-
cording 70 p r CIaridEe, statistician
OF the department Of agriculture, and
few silos are being built now
Mr.. Claridge said that the high
winds Of Texas, especially west Texas.
wrecked wooden silos when they were
empty. and this, coupled with the
fact that many concrete structures
were built upon insufficient founda-
lions. which caused them TO crack
and spoil their contents. decreased the
popularitv Of the sllo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23


Citation BY Publication
me STATE q Tszas-To the Sheriff or any
Constable OF III Paso County. Greetings
You are hereby comma nasa 70 ~
J. schwartz by making publication OF ln.a
citation once in each week for lour a-c-
cessiro weeks previous 90 the return cay
hereof. . 81 some newspaper pll-l-A-- p
your county. 90 appear az the ne1- rs --al
term q the s5th district court Of II F1aQ
county 20 be holden az the court mouse
thereof in the city OF u Easo. le11A. on
the first Monday In November. 44-la Llle
same being the LIST day o. November, ls-l.
I'm s1id court on the End day Of OCTOBER
1890. iu a suit numbered on tn9 &C.,
OF said court No -. wherein El-lQl-
Schwartz. plaintiff and J. Schwartz. de-
PENDANT. and said petition alleging that
plaintiff IS an actual bona flce lnllao-
liant OF the state o. Texas and has been
for a period exceeding one year prior %
the filing o. this suit. and OF II E-79
CUNT. Teras for more than SIX months
next preceding the filing Of this aulti thar
plaintiff and defendant were married IN
81 Paso county. Texas. on Sept oth. 1916
and lived together until on or about the
Iet dav o. seutsmher. 1917, az which time
they separated and have not cohahltated
together since trat defendant On Or apol-
the LIST day OF September. wllltully ban
doued this plaintiff. since which time ne
has rot supported or maintained her IN
any way. and that she does not a. the
present time know where the defendant
lives that Defendants actions toward TINS
plaintiff wer3 unjust and that be Wiz
fully left her with the Intentions q ahan-
Comment
Wherefore. premises considered plain
tiH prays that defendant be cited as re-
1uircd bv law % appear and answer here
On. and upon final hearing hereof she BE-
granted a divorce from the defendant and
THAT the bonds o. matrimouy heretofore
existing between plaintiff and deler1ant
be- dissolved and held for nauEht. and for
such other and further RELIEF. both IN law
and On equity as che may show herself
entitled 90.
Herein fzL not. bet have you before said
court. At its af1reEaid next regular term.
this writ, with your return thereon, show
Ing how you have executed the sane
Given under NV hand and seal Of said
court. at office in the city o. r Paso,
Texas. and issued this End day q Octo-
Der. 1880.
O. " Mckinney.
Clerk District Court. II Paso County, Texas.
BY O. VI. Mr1ta7 Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

The tendency OF the lumber mar
ket has shown no marked change,
says the American Lumberman, Chi
cago. Declines in price are more
numerous than advances. and buying
is light The feeling generally pre-
walls in the trade that the bottom OF
the market at least for most grades.
has been reached
Prosperity in the lumber industry
always attends activity in building.
IN a normal year approximately IS
percent OF the lumber produced is
consumed IN building operations.
However. the United States does not
face a normal year in building. but
is faced with a period Of uuprece-
dented activity IN building. at least
OF homes
Lumber prices have come down,
lumbermen believe. about as much as
can be expected and II other build
ing costs we're 70 be reduced IN like
measure the cost OF building would
be materially lessened- Today. IN a
house built entirely Of wood, the lum-
Der and millwork does not exceed,
broadly speaking, 50 percent OF the
total cost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
OPEN
STRONG BUT
LOSE LATER

Chicago. Ill. Oct ga big export
business Of the last few days and the
strength in foreign markets today
caused steady market for wheat
December, however, started strong.
showing a gain Of 15fo 10 exc over
last nights close. This advance was
net with large offerings. especially
BY large elevator interest. which
resulted in an immediate setback.
Hnicn carried prices below yester-
Gays linlsh- After showing 2, C loss
% a gain OF 21sc at the start. v-ith
december S2.03li TO s2.O4L. and
March sl-95& TO 1851. the break
carried prices down RAPIDLY. a rec
drop
The market later became heavy
Wnen The buying power gave out as
soon as the shorts had completed
tnelr covering, and there was little
ment buying At the finish prices
were down 20 &c 10 CSC below yes
Lerdays finish with December
S1-ssst 20 $500 and March S1.931k to
Corn started about steady in sym
pathy with wheat. initial quotations
neing sc lower 20 &c higher, with
December SIG C TO SIEc and Nav
&c 20 el&c- The market dropped
slightly after this but after the first
hour the decline was checked.
There was some heavy selling on
the bulge, credited to a large eIeva-
tor interest and prices later broke
and closed = TO 1c uuder yesterdays
finish with December 8o1Ec TO SOskc
and aIay 85ai 20 867sc.
oats were governed by the action
OF other grains. starting : C lower to
c higher, with December 591kc TO
3 sc prices remaining around that
figures
Provisions ranged from CSC lower
10 Toe higher at the start. then
showed further weakness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
b SAM LLOYD.

TIGHT wrauElinE heirs, who were
~ equally interested IN a piece Of
land brought a map Of the prop
erty % the county surveyor Tor ao-
iusLment
in Solouou-like manner, the sur
vevor picked up his shears and. cut
ting the blue print into eight sections,
save one 10 each Of the lltigantsI say
ing
There, you each have a piece Of
land the same shape and size. Divide
your property likewise
That miter-shaped diagram IS Of
the property in question, SO let us see
who Is clever enough 20 duplicate the
surveyors feat
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Select. claw. cline. climb, close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
HOLDUP MEN APOLOGIZE TO
CITY EMPLOYE OF DALLAS

Dallas. Tex. oct. 23.-A certain city
employe is wondering just what
made him immune from q recent at
temnted holdup. Only the words,
am an emplOye Of the city We're
e1-Fffrient to drive away two men
who stenped out from some brush
along a railroad track and ordered
him 10 stop as ID. Coker. Of the city
engineerlng department, slowed down
for the crossing. The men apollo
rizsd for the intrusion and permitted
SIR Coker 90 90 his way Coker sals
5+ fe hfs oniniou that the men knew
a holduD OF a city employe would net
them nothing OF value.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
CORPUS CHRISTI CARNIVAL
POSTPONED I'LL DECEMBER

Corpus Christi. Tex, Oct. 23.-Ihe
Corpus Christi cotton carnival has
been postponed from the week Of No
vember % to the week starting De-
Gambler 6. The committee in charge
OF the carnival hopes to make u typi-
cal Of the big harvest this year and Is
arranging exhibits by merchants and
other features which viii remove the
c.rrIral from the ordlnary class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
CATHOLICS MAY INCLUDE
PRAYERS FOR AMERICA

Galvcston. Tex, Oct "a prayer
FOR the american republic probably
VIII Be added to the ritual o. the
catholic church. according TO the RI
Rev Christopher =. Byrne, bishop OF
Galveston. who has Just returned from
the meeting Of ths council Of bishops
and archblshops in Washington Ac-
cordinE to bishop Byrne. IL IS likely
that cardinal Gibbons viii petition
the Holy See to include the prayer
for use upon special occasions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
NEW ENGLAND FISHERMEN
WILL AID IN COAST CATCH

Galveston. Tex. Oct. 23.-FFffteen
deep sea fishermen from the celebrat-
ed banks off Gloucester. Mass, have
arrived here to help with the autumn
catch OF red snapper. One or two Of
the New Englanders viii be assigned
10 each schooner putting out for the
Tarzpico fishing grounds Masters o.
scfoonerE returning from the MeIi-
can field report that the fishirT pros
poets are the best in years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
FIRE CAUSES SIX DEATHS
IN TEXAS IN SEPTEMBER

Austin. Tex. OF 23.-Fire caused
six deaths and seven injuries in Tex
as during September, according to the
reports to the state fire marshal. re-
Gently compiled
Gas, gasoline and oil fires caused
four Of the deaths and one OF the
injuries.
During the past fiscal year 161
persons were killed and 537 injured
in fires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
CAMPBELL WILL CLOSE
CAMPAIGN N PHOENIX

Phoenix. Ariz-. Oct 15-Gov- Camp
bell viii close his campaign with big
double-header meetings in Tempe and
Phoenix. the night before election
Announcement Of his final meet
inEs was made TO-DAY as follows:
Monday. Bisbee and Lowell: Tues
day, Naco, noon, Douglas 8 p. II.
wednesday, # Lowell. 2 p m, Tue
son, p m: THURSDAY. Peoria, 1890
a. m, Ray. p m, Hayden s p. m.
Friday Benson 2 p M Tombstone
p m; Saturday. Glendale. Chandler
and Gilbert Monday, Nov. ], Tempe
and Phoenix.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
COPPERS DULL
ON INACTIVE
DAYOF TRADE

The market saturday was very in
active and without any public inter
est according TO ]. s. Curtiss q COM
pany. Security Bank building.
What changes there were did not
amount % much and were rather ir-
regular, with the rails easing frac-
tionally while the iudustrials tended
toward higher figures
Coppers were extremely duh but for
the most part fractionally higher.
sales amounted to only 1890
.l---.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

The following program viii be
PLAYED by the SGD field artillery band
at the reEimental bandstand Sunday
afternoon at 800 o'clock
March. 41fiHtarie Franchise" finale
from Algerian Suite), (Saint-Saensl.
Overture. Merry Wives OF Wind
scr" (Nicolai).
Selection from the musical comedy.
The Prince Of Pilsen," (Luders).
Excerpts from the opera, Ia Son
nambula." (Belliuil-
Descriptive fantasia, "A Vision Of
Salome," fLampe)-
e. S. slogan march, Red White
and Blue" (Barnhousel-
Finale. sgd field artillery, Qgnacio).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
MONEY AND METALS

fET Associated EraEI.l
Sew York, oct c1.-Prime mercantile
paper. unchanged.
Exchange. steady.
Sterling, demand. 92.i5lf.
cables glf6.
Sew York exchange on Montreal.
1915 percent discount.
Bar silver. domestic. unchanged; for
ci-u. soc
Mexican dollars, 60Hc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

IulEe blIIlru LoIuTIlIIl EFeIIlInIs
Grace Q. Wood VS. Arthur Wood
divorce, petition filed
Assibia Ziede vs. Noses Ziede, Jose
phine Ziede and the First National
bank, suit 20 recover jewelry and
money, and Injunction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

chicago Grain Close.
Wheat-Dec-. SISSY March. 1881.
Cora-Dec-, s9Hcs Nay. S64c-
Oals-Dec-, b61c; May. 5sHc-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
F1rE-eloT-, SEATS; Jan, $3.50
Lard-Sor-. s19-s25 Jan. $3.50.
Elhs-Oct. S1675- Jan. 100
Chicago Produce. Gse
chicago. I'LL. Oct CHER.
Creamery. $40 sec.
Eggs-Lower- Receipts. 1881 cases
nrsts, s. 95gifc5 ordinary firsts. 51l5fe-
at market. cases Included SO @ 5sc- stand
arqs, S. n 69c; storage packed firsts. 60l
G 6lcs retrigerator firstg. f6G46tsc
try-AliFes unchanged
Fotatoes-HecelntE. 70 cars. Market
weak Minnesota and Wisconsin round
white, sacked, SL65G LT5: bulk. sI60G
Loo south Dakota and Minnesota early
ohios, bulk. f1-s5 61-75i kings. 1880
Kansas city Produce.
kansas city. no. Oct 23.-Butter-
Creamery. 55ci passing, 1e lower, sc.
EgEs-Eirsts 580 SIC
Poultry-Iiens, 1sG.3c; springs. &c,
Kansas city Cash wheat.
kansas City No, oct ed.-Vheat-I-n-
l-loi 10. 2. fL9s 611o; 80. Z red. se.07T
EOS; NO. 2. s2-o502t7.
Corn-unchauged 70 &c higher. No. 2
mixed. Tsc; 10. 2. 7777sc: 70. . white.
s5c5 No. 9, soci No. . yellow, s5cs 10. 9.
OATS ole higher No. white. $50
5s1tc; No 2 mixed. 52055c
kaffir corn and milo maize-i1.s471-
Hay-Cnchanged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS

when king George Of England was
shooting in Scotland recently Queen
Nary led the life OF a private individ-
ual looking up old friends, paying
private calls and making various al
terati0ns in and around Buckingham
palace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
Legal Notices


The state Of Texas. County o. II Paso-
in the e5th district court OF FL Paao
county. Texas The Two Republics LIE
Insurance company plaintiff W Alice
A. Greene. dgfendant-No- 19o16-
where's. BY virtue OF an O-cer o. sale
Issued out q the b5th District Court o.
Fl Paso county. Teas. October 9. 1890. on
O Judgment rendered IN SAID court on
the 9th day o. September. 1890. IN favor
Of the said The Two Republics LIE Insur-
A. Greene. No. 1896 on the docket o. N
Court, 7 did on the 9Th day q Octobek
1880. az 1890 o'clock a. m-s levy upon
the following described tracts and parcels
Of land situated in p Paso County Texas
belonging 20 the said Alice A. Greene. to-
A certain tract or property being LAID
situated lu the Town OF Ialet1 IN the
Tsieta Town Grant IN Fl Paso County
Texas. described as Lots 9 and 9 and the
known as the Home Improvement Com
pauy Subdivision, on file IN the office Of
the County Clerk OF FL Elso County
Texas. said Home Improvement Company
Subdivision being laid out on those Ger
tain three tracts o. land conveyed 1v J.
W. Gibbs and wife. Lena Gibbs. TO ?. s.
White and John II. wyatt By deed dated
June l7lh. 1913. recorded IN Book -als
Page e1S Of the Deed Records Of Fl Paao
And-on ne End day OF November. 1870.
being the first Tuesday OF said month.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m and
& o'clock p m on said day. at the court
house door Of II Paso county. Texas. 7
VIII otter for sale and sen a. pnolic auc-
ton. for cash. an The right title AID in
tsrsst % the said Alice A Greene iu and
Dated a. n Puso. Texas. this the eth
day o. october. 1920
SETH 3. ORNDORFF.
or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

The Duchess De Talleyrand. for
merly Anna Gould, Of New York, IS
being called the Fairy .Godmother''
10 the Kosciusko squadron Of the
American aviators on the Polish
front She recently presented to them
5000 francs which they will use to
purchase food and winter clothing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

NeW EorE- OCT e3--Cottol flIlra1
closed irregular December. eo.s5ci Janu-
aryi eases March. 2o.59c; Nay. z9-15cs
July, 2o.ooc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

THAT Americas peaceful trading craft following the example the nations
electricity
electrically propelled cargo in
the steamship Eclipse viii be placed shortly United States
shipping board The Eclipse which
the yards the company Brooklyn
VIII with
which feeds 5000 horsepower turning single propeller
at j.
the Eclipse az the safety steering device the bridge Of the vessel One
electrically
trolley freighter shipping
boards fleet also being equipped with electric power.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
The COURTS.


Judge p. r. Price, Presiding.
state rs. J. B. walker murder, on
trial.
ray Hodges vs.. W. F. Hodges. d.
vorce, petition filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Dallas. Tex. Oct. s.AHav-Ton. $4,000.
johnson Grass-Ton. g1g.o8.
Alfllfa-Ton. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

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Dor SALE OR LEASE

=--~-~-~-~-~---------~-~--
FOE SALE OR LEAsE.
10000 TONS ORE TAILnNGs-
AssaTinE 10 ounces silver. -o5 ounces sold,
z per cent copper lalliuEs amculhla 20
fldlation treatment. 40 ton mlllng plant
On ground. Allrass Ernest stein. Du-
rango. DEo-, Mexico.
TO THE BUSINESS AND MINING MEM
am now ready 90 furnish an kinds Of
Information on properties and mining
prospects thar are now free OF any claims
Information. measures. and progressive
forwarding o. a judicial proceeding until
the acquisition az TITLES Lands for aEri-
culture. cattle raising and also coal and
Oil lands.
Plans Of: santa EuIuiia. ParraI. 1fina1
NueVas. CuevecillaE. Las Aniuaa. Cusi-
huiriachic. Alnoloya. santa Barhara. Los
Lamenfos. Enciniuas. Placer de Guadalupe.
Naica, sierre de Enmedlo, Sahinal Mineral
de Corder0 and many others
Maps cf eI the states o. the Republic
Of Mexico. Blue prints. blue lire prints,
and also commercial drafting. For further
particulars and INFORMATION cal o. phone
JOSE PORHAS UGAETE.
Us Myrtle Ave- e1 ll9zI. p EAz2i Tex
Ready Reference Business Directory
Assaysrs and Chemists
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GEO. ". CAAIERON-2o5 san Francisco
g.. assayer and chemist; representative
Tor shippers 20 the - Paso s1nelter.
CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE - Critchett &
Ferguson. representativea for ore shippers.
80 san Francisco 81. II Paao. Tex
RECKHART's ASSAY OFFICE. 800 san
Francisco 81 Agent for ore 1hlppara- n
20 z. Q. Boz 2a
GEO. B. EBERENZ q CO.-Chsmists and
assayera, reps. fer ore shipper a. 11nelter.
on dotation tesla 10 san Francisco. =
Pago.
Accountants-Audiiors
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NORMAN 2. EEAZ y.
ruh-lo Accountant Auditor
Herald BIDS. Phone 2oe1.
Autos for Hire
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CAhS-fl-61 per hour short trips use.
JAZZ lrilg. $50. Ph. -I5s.
Beauty ParlOrs
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COUTTs, 10 BuCKLER BLDG.-Ph ss11.
Hair dyeinE. hair goods. comblngs made
%. facial and scalp massage. manicure.
sUPERFLUOus HAIR and moles rcmored
By electrolys-s. sagglng cheeks mouth 90
nose ulcs corrected. face specialist Mrs.
Grace a. Benson. IS Buclzlsr Bldr.
Business College
WHISTLER sCHOOL-shnrthand and rcol--
keeping. Individual Instruction SIC Wesa.
Pm 197s-
DRAUGHON's BUSINESS COIIFGF-Po- I
sltiou guarauteed Fffmrn or C-e-- r1r-f- {
hand By mail or Ia person r T. Davis lI7-. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

1LELllM lM.ALEI
BOARD at the Sunshine Dining Room. 40T
= Franklin
GENUTSE NaVAJO RUGS for sale. very
rlsona1le. Pr ae.5.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. So BUGS
CLEANED, 81 Erwin MIG. CO.. PH- no
LACE curtalns lsunderad. SOC pair. Mrs.
Riehnond. 90 y u Paso. Ph. 1233J.
HEMsTIrCHING. plcot accordian plaitinE.
Miss p Corum. 1s Buctier Bldg. Pm ISL
FELTON PANT CO.-Paintin- paDer-
h1nginE- decoratinE- 6es s. Stanton Phl2fl
HEMsTITCHING. alterations. accordlau
plating. mall orders solicited Mrs 8.
Jones. SIZE Enporl1nl. Us Aesa. p ~
HEMsTITCHINGs picot edge work done On
short notlce. any kind o. material Singer
Sewing Machine Co. EOS s. Il Pu1o.
EXPERT cleaning. pressing and repairing
dept Tor ladies and gentlemen DUNDEE
WOOLEN MILLS Phi $50.
HATS BLOCKED. cleaning, pressing. ac-
cordian, knife box plating. skirt lengths.
-OlE. damned SPOT, OUT 1ay'-Alae-
BETH Speaking uf dirty watches. We
clean 'eu- Expert Uarchnnll-arE-
BARNETT's, 2l9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
THE FL PAsO MATTRESS MIG. co. has
installed the most modern machinery iu
the Manufacture Of MATTRESSES o. al kinds.
our special iE reuoEariuE mlrcresEes-
-a11EallaE. SIS. us PARK 81 Eh- Ala5.
Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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FOR sALE-First class hotel. direct from
owner Phi sz1G
APARTlIENT house Tor sale. party leav-
ing city. sood terms. address c 90. care
Eeral4
FOR SALE-The best r0oniuE house Bar
gain in city, with good income. close IN.
cheap rent no EEents Phi 1908
Z WANT 70 buy apartmant or coming
house or ether paying business IN FL PaEl
or nearby town FOR not over $1,000 cash
1ayment- ?. Q. Box 1853. = Paso-
TEN rooms sissHins porches baths.
steam heat double garage. gcod furniture.
my price is $500. $500 cash balance
monthly See owner. 90 81. Rlo Grande-
16 ROOMS. sIeepinE porches s open
porches baths. En- apartments, clear
lus over 500 per month excellent loca-
ton. blocks from CleTellnd Square.
$500. easy terms. b. owner Rh 837aJ
Tor appointment
BOOMING HOUSES rooms 81 sod
furniture. Eood lease. close ln- price $500.
"a rooms. rent SIS. good locatons price
$3.50. good termss 81 rooms. rent F112.
year lease $1,000 cash. balance. terms.
WINTERS q SMITH.
eos trust Bldg phone IVA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex. Oct 23-Spots. firm.
revised. Kidding. 2l00c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
RESERVE BANK
FILES REPORT
UP TOOCT. y

The report OF the federal reserve
bank OF Dallas on its condition at the
close Of business October %, received
by the Fl Paso bank. IS as follows:
Resources.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
Business College


keeping. individual Instruction. SIC Mesa
Phi 197s.
DRAUGHON's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
sltlou guaranteed. Pitman or Grerr short
hand By mail or in person r. =. Davis Mgr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Sheriff on II Paso County. Texas
BY A. r Fletcher. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

MRS CHONLA-salea shop OF hand made
lrticlea- 119 n. Campbal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

WE Boy sell. rent. repair. agents Co
roma, Oliver typewriter a Ofncs supplg
81. 4l6 WIS s. oup- ucatofnce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

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PHONE KELLY, 9e2-Noves everythlnz.
furniture stored and Grated. cut rates on
car lots
EURNITURE S n ORED AND PACEED.
WESTERN TRANSEER q STORAGE 90.
r115 TeIaa ST. Phone "a