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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

Miner of Jewett City. were guests at the home of Mrs. Latham E. Smith and fam fly Wednesday.
 Mrs, Hebb, who has been visiting her sons, John and Clarence Hebb, at Watch Hill recently, returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur o. Faford, on Sunday. She was accompanied here by her sons and by her granddaughter, Miss Eva Hebb. Miss Hebb remained for a visit to her uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Faford.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bryce of Los An geles, Cal; were recent guests of Rev Allen Shaw Bush and Mrs. Bush at their home here.
 Mrs William Fitch of Norwich Town, with party in her car, were callers on Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs Wednesday after noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
GALES FERRY

The community fair held in the Coun- try club house on Wednesday afternoon and evening was a very successful affair."
 There were gaily decorated booths for the sale of needlework, in charge of Mrs. Delphine Fish and Mrs Horace Ii. Sears
 Ladies Aid table. Mrs. D. '. Perkins,
 Miss Kate B. Colver vegetables, Mrs A. 0. Faford and Mrs. J. A. Birch food, Mrs. R. B. Taft and Miss MildT d Voor- hees. Brooklyn, N. Y.; handicratt .by Wright and Buckingham). old ty Miss Mary 'Yoorhees, Brooklyn, N Y: Gales Ferry library, local scenery views, sc.d bJ Miss Grace Povey, Chairman of tho library; grab bag, Misses Ethel and Dorothy Frost, Montclair, N. J.: ice
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

given satisfactory test Friday evening.
 Two coal-laden barges bound to Vest erly. are in the harbor. While Stonington and Westerly dealers have coal to sell, 1t is, said none is on sale in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Acid-Stornach

EATONIC is the bestremedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right out of the body and, of course, you get well. Tens of thousands wonderfully benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
 money refunded by your own drug. gist Cost trife. Please try itl
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

York, who left several weeks ago, as did Herbert Jones, her son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
TRADING
PROVES Dull

New York, June 3.-Dullness was
the chief characteristic Of today's
stock market session. but trading was
comparatively broad with higher
price tendencies
Sales appropriated 400,O 900 shares.
The close was irregular.
Liberty bonds close: Sis SsLo2: first
As. s86.o0; second As. SS5.4a: first 4sEs.
Ss6.Ss. second as. ss5.S6; third 4Ha
$3.50: Victory *, 1885.
Without any pronounced increase Of
activity, advances were generally etzend-
ed during the morning. especially in
steelss equipments, els. motors and ship
pings Outstanding features comprised
Steel Car. American LocomotiFe. Baldwin
Locomotive. General Motors. Studehaker.
Mexican and Pan-American Petroleuu1s.
Atlantic Gulf, Cuban-American sugar and
American Woolen-
The only noteworthy change among rails
was ~ point rise in Norfolk & west
ern- Constant pressure was directed
against Liberty bonds. which made
further declines ranging from = per cent
70 more than i percent
Call money was plentiful at S percent
Higher quotations ruled at the dull hut
strong opening Of todsy.s stock market
further covering OF short contracts evil
IDENTIFY being prompted by the easier rates
fer money IN the last half OF yesterdays
session Cruclble Steel made an initial
gain Of IL points, Etudehaller rose =
and Pan-American, Petroleum. Tobacco
Products and Consolidated Gas advanced ]
point each.
United states steel gained a large frsc-
ton with Baldwin Locomotive Further
buying Of rails again conferred in the sec
ondary Or low priced shares. notably pers
Marquette and the southwestern issues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
Secrets OF The
Mo0ies ReUealed


n How Is IL determined how many
feet OF film Hre necessary fol
= sub-tItIea 30 that they VIII re-
main on the screen long enough to
be readf
At has been determined by ex-
periments that II requires a foot OF
film for each word IN a subtitle IN
screen long enough to be easily read
Count the number Of words in the
next subtitle you see and you win
have the number OF feet Of film It
occupied.
Q-What was Mary PlcIZford's first
picture vita the old BioEraph COM
panys
A;-Mary's first was called. "A New
York Hat"
a-What is Douglas Fairbanks
middle namef
doug seldom reveals Il, but It
is Elton.
Q-Whnt IS Vivian EfchelberEerf
Ain shadowland he is known as
Wheeler Oakman, leading man and
husband OF Priscilla Dean.
Q-What Is your idea of the ten
most popular film sfarss
A.-See II your list agrees with the
following which was prepared by a
prominent A m eri a exhibitors
Charles Chaplin. Ala Nazimova, Mary
Pickford Charles Ray. Norma Tai
madge, Constance Talmadge, Douglas
Fairbanks, Anita Stewart, William
Farnum and Clara Kimball Young.
What does Continuity" mean when
used in reference TO film story? AT
who are interested in writing film
stories should read the answer to
this question which viii appear to-
morrow.-copyright, 1920, Thompson
Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
RAIN IN VALLEY
DAMAGES HAY

Anthony. n. H., June IA drsnch-
ing rain fell throughout the valley
Wednesday night and caught the last
OF the hay crop. damaging it con
siderably. This storm will hold up
work for a few days as the dampness
will make it impossible to work in the
fields and the roads viii not stand
hauling. Other crops are benefited
by the moisture. especially the small
plants and the vegetable gardens
This will be a great help 20 the re-
Gently graVeled roads also.
Dr. and Mrs G. ". Smith, OF
3Iesilla Park, motored down and
visited at the C. +. Barrett home IN
Anthony. Other guests at the Bar
rett home were Mr. and Mrs. c. F.
Knight from Las Cruces Mr. knight
is manager OF the Roe-Knight Hard
ware company in the upper valley
Mrs. J. p. Livesay and daughter.
Miss Katherine Livesay, were In Fl
Paso wednesday
Mrs A z. Lawson and daughter,
Miss H Constance Lawson. have left
for Milwaukee TO spend the summer
months with relatives
J. ". Poole was business visitor
in Il Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
DANIEL HULL WILL SPEAK
ON THE EINSTEIN THEORY

Fl Paso viii have an opportunity
tonight to hear all about the Einstein
theory OF relatively. This newest OF
the theories regarding the universe
will be explained by Daniel Hull, as
sistant principal Of the FL Paso high
school. Mr.. Hull viii lecture ct the
chamber OF commerce, beginning at
o'clock.
Not since Newton's discovery Of the
law Of gravity has such an important
theory been advanced. said Dr.. i. c.
Prentiss, speaking Of the theory Of
relatively One Of the features Of
the theory is that light has weight
and that its rays, coming from stars,
are bent toward the sun IN passing
it on their way TO the earth. The lee
ture is free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD STATE
CONVENTION AT Las VEGAS

Roswell. n. NJ, June 3.-For the
first time in nearly % years, Las
Vegas viii entertain the Democratic
nominating convention, which the
state central committee today de-
cided 70 hold on August q, to name
the state ticket
The selection OF Las Vegas was by
vote Of p TO IT, after the special
COMMITTEES had recommended the con-
Tention be held in Albuquerque. After
the report OF the committee had been
read and apparently vas about 70
be adopted, the invitation Of Las
Vegas was presented
Women viii be allowed as dele
gates in the convention and the basis
OF representation will be one delegate
for each SO votes or major portion
thereof on the vote for governor in
1918. No proxies will be recognized
except when held by residents Of
counties from which delegates are
elected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
Elm To
OPERATE SOON

Las Cruces, \. II, June 3---The
foundation for the new cotton gin is
nearing completion The location is
west OF the railroad track about 200
feet from Amador street. This is the
first cotton gin 10 be built in the
Mesilla valley.
The Christian Endeavor OF the
Presbyterian church viii enjoy a
lawn social Friday night az the home
OF A D. Brownies on Miranda street.
People living in the Rincon and
AIesilla valleys have been greatly in
convenienced the past week on ac-
count OF the irrsgularity OF trains on
tho Santa Fe, since the accident al
La Joya, when the track sunk and
owing 70 high waters in the Rio
Grands; IL has been difficult TO get
the track in shape. Stub trains have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
Livestock Market.


Chicago H. June 3.-HoEs-Receipts,
$4,000. Market steady to 10c lower; heaviss.
TOP, S1As0; bulk light and light butchers,
stA6Q9iA75; bulk go pounds and over.
SlaS57 1870; pigs, mostly steady
Cattls-Receipts. 10000 Beef steers
mostly 15c and CSC higher. Top heavy,
SlA5Qs best yearlings s1s-75s bulk. s1L75G
400; she-stock mostly steady Bulk early,
$500 Gio-75; bulls steady to sc higher
with bolognss showing least strength
calves, steady TO 80 cents lower. few veal
ers 10 outside. $500 g 1850 packers early
bidding mostly s1L00- feeders. strong
sheep-Receipts. 1900; quality poor;
practically nothing doing early bids
sharply lover; Few fat shorn lambs and
Kansas CITY Livestock, Close.
Kansas city. No. June s--Catue-Re-
ceipts, $500. Few sales choice killing cat
tie, IS O soc higher; export steers, $3.50;
yearlings. slA4oi bulk other grades dull
and about steady; veals and calves, steady
70 25e higher Bulk good and choice vczls,
si2.15 Gl2.I5; stoczsrs and feeders 25e
Hogs-Roeslpts, $500; plain light mixed.
dull. other weights, steady to 19e. higher
Bulk light, S1S.35 9IA0o: bulk medium and
heavy. sl5.s59142o-
shssp-Receipts, 1903. Spring lambs,
Weal. Full deck. s1ss5: odd punches 70
small packers 1850; few sales. sheep
about steady Texas Wethers. $40.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo, June s.-Catfle-Rsceipts
400 Market sc higher. Beef steers,
f1Lo1G 135os cows and heifers 5000
1L5o; stoekerE and feeders, ss-ooe1Loo;
calves s1s000185o
Hogs-Receiutr. Zoo Market strong. Top
slA25; bulk, S1a25 G1a-75.
Sheep-ReceiptE zoe. Market steady.
Lambs. $500 11s.on: ewes. s7-25 610-oe-
Fort Worth livestock Close.
Fort Worth. Tex, June S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts Thursday, 1000; market. 50 to 75c
higher BeeFea, $3.50 99-75; stocllers
$500 SIS. cows. $3.50 q e-oos heifers $500
91o-eoi bulls $500 7.oo; calves. 5000
s1e-25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 lEarzat 15c to sc
higher Heavy. s1Ao06I4S5: light, sl275
a1Lo0; medium. sla00a1z76: mixed.
sl2.0o q 1900; common. s11-oo "a 400; pigs.
s850RfL25
Sheep-Recsipts 5000. Market unevenly
lower. lambs. sIao0613oG; yearlings.
So 50G1o-5n. wsthers gS-50Te-50: ewes
s7.50as.5a; culls. s4-5oas. SEQ; goats. 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS.

CBy the Associated Press-l
New York, June s--Aercantiis paper
unchanged
Exchange weak
Sterling SO day bills. s5.sT1s. CONNER
ciaI co day bills on banks sa-s71si com
merclai so day bills, sa-s7; demand, $3.50
cables. s5.e2a.
Government bonds, heavy
Railroad b0lds. Irregular.
Time loans, strong
Call money, firm High s; low. g; rul-
Ing rate. g. closing bid, s. offered at s; last
loan, s; bank acceptances. 8 = percent
Bar silver, e9Ac.
Mexican dollars Ike
Copper. dull Elsctrolytic, spot 10 end Of
July, 1s919He.
Iron, firm
m. spot. $3.50; June. ssLt5; July,
$500.
Anthony. $500.
Lead. quiet; spot and June. $3.50 asked.
Zinc, easy. East 81. Louis spot, fI.4o 2
Tee
LOCAL METAL MAREET-
Quotations received By the z Paso
shelter;
II. & H silver. esHc.
Pig lead. $3.50.
Londcn exchange, S2-a1iA.
London had, spot. t3I-
London lead. futures, E5t-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
H--Wh1t % your iden o. the ten
most popular film sfarss
No INTERPRETER AT
NEW MENICo CnNEENnLnE

Roswell n. H. June s.-For the
second time in the history OF the
state no interpreters viii be used at
the New Merico state Democratic con-
Fention which eonvenes here this az
ternoon.
a number Of delegates. including
senator A A Jones, temporary chair
man, who viii deliver the keynote
speech, arrived yesterday. Senator
Owen, Of Oklahoma, candidate for the
presidential nomination, viii arrive
today to attend the convention.
The state committee decided yester-
day to send u delegates to the na-
tional convention. with half a vote
each. one delegate to be chosen from
each OF the nine judicial districts and
three At large,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
ORIGINAL CLAIMANTS WIN
TOWNSHIP CONTEST CASE

A3o, ARK. June 3.-The Gibson and
Charleston toWnsite contest cases have
been decided definitely in favor Of the
original claimants, against the con
tentious OF a number Of ground ten
ants who had obtained support from
agents OF the interior department
The department applied TO the
Phoenix land office FOR cancellation Of
the Gibson and Clark mining entries
onthe grounds that no discovery Of
valuable mineral had been made. that
the ground is nonmineral and that
the major idea Of the claimants was
70 obtain surface rights from which
profit could be obtained through rem
tails. The register and receiver de-
cided that 10 case had been eEtab-
lishsd against the good faith % the
claimants or deciding the alleged
nonmineral character OF the ground.
The defendants therefore are to be
permitted 10 90 ahead with their de-
Velopnaent work. The Clark case had
been appealed 70 washington. where
an ambiguous decision later was ex-
planned as meaning that the defend
ant was left in possession, free TO
make exploration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
ALADDIN CLUB WILL GIVE
DANCING PARTY AT cANUTILLO

Calutilo, Tex, June 3 - Friday
night Of this week members Of the
Aladdin club OF Canutillo viii give a
dancing party at the Central school
building. An orchestra from FL Paso
has been obtained for the occasion
and a light luncheon viii be served
This IS a benefit affair and had been
planned for nsXt week but owing 70
the nesting Of the Dona Ana county
farm bureau for next week the date
had 70 be changed TO this week
The heavy rain which fell through
out the valley Wednesday night
damaged a great amount Of hay in
this vicinity but was beneficial to
other crops
Robert Martin, Of Palomas Hot
Springs. Is here visiting his sister,
Mrs G. Frank Worden, for a Few
weeks.
A Ford car bearing Texas license
No. 1860 ran off Of the concrete road
Wednesday night and into the lake
on the east side.
The Sunday school classes held
their annual picnic in the Hilbert
grove recently and spent a pleasant
day with games and a sumptous
spread at noon time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
ROTARY TAXES
IN & MEMBERS

III Paso Rotary. meeting at its reg
ulair weekly luncheon at the sheldon
hotel Thursday, welcomed nine new
members with a hilarious and enter
taindng program. presided over by Dr..
Fuller Swift and following a heart
to-1eart talk by Claiborne Adams,
who spoke on friendship and what It
Tale new members are: C. r. Nor
rils y. @. Scroggs, n IL wagner,
T. - Billings, Louis HorWitE, George
Deck, Frank Irwin, Hal Logan and
r. q McIlhiran- A miniature clothes
line lover their special table vas COW
cred with typical baby garments and
the members were amply outfitted
with. bibs, tied with loving hands
around each baby" neck; milk bot
ties. filled with the genuine dairy
prodrscts horns with red and white
stripes. and stick candy sof the same
colors scheme
Otherwise the meeting was fairly
serious N tone, outside Of the wan
derinGs Of Jack Getting, commits
stoned TO collect a dime from every
member who uses the word mister"
while speaking on the floor
I'd Lachman, reporting on the At
lanIic city convention arrauge ments,
said SIX sections have been obtained
for Fl PasO delegates on the special
train running out Of san Antonio. The
commit tee reporting on the soldier
relief Dill reported its stand was the
same as at the last meeting, opposed
to the bill. Jack BigFy, asked last
week to present a minority report,
did NOT do SO as congress already has
acted.
Dr. swift said business and pro
1essi0ual men were in favor OF a
distinctly commercial high school.
and committee was appointed to
report On the matter.
The HetiFing president Of FL Paso
Rotary win automatically become a
member OF the board OF directors
hereafter upon adoption Of a recon-
mendaGotn Of the board BY the club
THURSDAY.
jacks Sheehan presented VIII Crom-
pie gold Rotary watch fob as a
token OF the clubs esteem for aIr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

been runnlng az VarIous houra InsIaad
OF on scheduled time
The Sew and So Society was enter
tained this afternoon at The home OF
Miss Graham on Griggs street
AR and Mrs. Snow, who have been
in Mississippi, are expected here Soon
They VIII. after brief visit here, 90
TO Elephant Butte 10 spend the sum
mer.
Dreadful Twins" given by the dra-
matte club in the armory, vas large
ly attended and highly enjoyed, The
performance showed careful train
ing and thorough preparation The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
CEREAL PRICES
MAKE RECORD

Chicago. IL, June S.-New strength
developed today in the corn market,
notwithstanding opening quotations
were lower Opening prices, which
ranged from 4 c to 1ssc down with
July az SI.74 to SL745t and September
at s15qs. to s1.601k we're followed by
sharp upturns to well above yester-
days finish.
Near the end Of the session, the
fact became apparent that the mar
ket was overbought- General sell
ing and a pronounced drop in prices
followed The finish was nervous, !
to 21zc. net lower. with July S1.75 TO
S1731t and September, $3.50 TO SLeo
a.
Oats rallied with corn after a tenn
porary sag. The opening. at I'M
changed figures to SC lower. fnclud-
ing July SIC to 935Ec, was followed
BY rise to the highest prices yet this
season.
Provisions reflected weakness OF
hog values.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
THIRD DIVISION VETERANS
WILL HAVE A BANQUET

FL Paso veterans Of the Third
(Marne) division viii hold a banquet
and social session tonight at s o'clock
at the Khaki club at Oregon and
Boulevard Col. Robert l. Howe,
district commander. will preside al
The banquet. Col. Howe Commanded
the Third division during the second
battle Of the Marine when the Ger
man advance was definitely stopped
by the American troops IN 1913. II
IS estimated that there are at least
IS members Of the Third division now
IN FL Paso and who have formed the
5order branch society OF the Third
division.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

The council Of the Institution OF au-
tomobile engineers IN London has de-
cided that women may be admitted
TO the institution provided they pos
sess the necessary qualifications for
any OF the grades Of membership
These qualifications viii not be va
ried in any way from those demanded
from male members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
Collision Scares Egg
Ont of Hen in AUTO

New York, June 3.-An auto crash
Is an effective means OF calling forth
an egg from delinquent hen, accord
ing TO George Gigman. q farmer, Of
TiVoli, Il. T, who came to the city
driving his automobile. IN the back
OF which was a crate containing a
hen. At West End avenue and
Eighty-fifth street Digman turned
around in his seat and looked into
the crate The hen was still there,
but no egg.
At West End avenue and Eighty
sixth street Digman's car collided
with an automobile driven by Iva
Schlichter, Of No. 5000 Broadway. An
instant later both automobiles were
struck by another car. No one was
injured, but Il was found that an
egg had appeared on the floor Of the
crate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
CITY COUNCIL. VOTES $1,000
TO SOCIAL DISEASE CLINIC

The city council Thursday voted 70
give $500 from the city funds for
the establishment Of a social disease
clinic here. This followed receipt OF
Information that the United States
wiz give $500 providing the city and
county governments each viii give
one-half that amount Action now
rests with the county. The $500 Of
Tered by TIE federal government viii
be used for the remainder Of this
year only il the offer IS accepted. and
IL was said the government viii have
much money available for this use
next 7ean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
MAYOR ASKS COOPERATION
In alag DAY OBSERVANCE

Mayor Charles Davis and the city
council Thursday addressed letters to
al Fl Paso clergymen and civic and
Iraternal organizations. urging Co
operation IN arousing FL Paso's en-
thusiasm Flag day. June IL.
1t Wa7 urged that committees be
appointed by the various organiza-
lions to meet in the city hall al IL
o'clock Monday morning. June Z, to
perfect engagements for a parade to
display Fl Paso-s patriotism This
action followed a conferences between
Cen Howe and mayor Davis. Church
congreG cations are urged TO display
the stars and stripes from their
homes on Flag day and participate
in the parade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
ASKS HIGHER WHEAT TAX
ON ARGENTINE EXPORTS

Buenos Aires, Argentina, June L.
Argentine has been facing the prob
lem Of how 10 deal with the en-
HANGED value Of its products, and, at
the same time the advance in costs
to domestic customers. President
1rigoyen In his message 20 congress
today asked for an additional export
duty on wheat. He said the author
titles cannot view with Indifference the
price TO which wheat products have
risen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
Grains and Provisions.
ChieaEo Grain. Close.

LAAlMaW ANAAAAH AAlAEa
Chicago. ILL., June 3--Close-
Corn-July, sl73; September. s1.so.
Oats-July. SIC; September. TSNc.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-July, S33-SIiz; September. $500
Lsrd-July, s2o-S7is; September, 32LI1is.
Ribs-July. s1s.37h September. s10.io.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, H., June 3--Butter-Higher-
Creamery 4106ehr.
EgEs-Highsrs receipts. 2s.Ts5 cases.
Firsts. 80 9aoc; ordinary firsts, 35H Q
56izc; al market, cases included. 81 @ 59e;
storage packed, extra. i1G42Ee; storage
packed. drsts, 41H 042c-
Poultry-Alire. lower. Fowls. SIC.
Potatoes-stTong; receipts. Is nars
Northern white, $3.50: new. strong.
Louisian Triumph, ss.7591oo0; Bur
banks. $500; Florida. barrels, spauldlng,
$3.50 1900.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, No, june 5--Butter-
Packing, &c lower SIC; other grades, IN
changed
Eggs-one cent lower Firsts. &c; SEC
onds. sic.
PoultTy-Hsas, cent lower. 2se: roast-
ers. ! cent lower. lee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

vaudeville stunts Of two OF the A =
81. college boys was also much ap-
preciated. Half Of the net proceeds
Of the entertainment viii be given
10 the Salvation Army fund
In the recent salvation Army drive,
Dona Ana county went over the TOP
with about 500 over the amount des-
ienated TO be raised BY DoHa Ana
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
G1PPER5 DULL,
PRICES STRONG

The Thursday market was dull
with prices generally above Wednes-
days close with the exception OF the
copper stocks, which showed losses Of
= in Anaconda, 1 point in Utah, ac-
cording 10 ]. S. Curtiss & Co., Sc
curity Bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

LICENSED TO WE'D.
Pedro Medina and Carmen Jordan
Lopiecolo F. Paulo and Sara sarri-
Walter z. Stockwen and NeA G.
stevenson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

New York. June s-Cotton futures
closed steady. July. fsE.6B; October
S56-31i DecambsT, $3.50: January, s3l.52s
March. $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

flT UAS ~ A MANSION GRAND
IN A ciTI m THIS LAND
That a MAN W OUERALLS SAD TO HIS
Wife
I WONT Buy ANOTHER THING
IN THE UA4 OF CLOTHES THIS SPslNG-
Til THESE PROFT66RS IUNHE UP HVD
Come TO LIFE
Out HIS WlF5 SIZE Shook HER HEAD
as SHE TURNED TO HIM AND SAD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

New Orlesna. La. June s.-Ths cotton
exchange was closed today on account OF
holiday observance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital Surplus & Profits $500. 10000
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
@. n, Morehcad. President.
Joseph MaEoffin, Vice-PreEidenf.
G. n. BasSett, Weep. Jesfdent.
George ID. Fiery Vice, president.
r. W. MeAfee. CashterA
G. NJ Nebelzer, Asst CASHIER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-03

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