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Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

Arbor. owned the Hup before Mir. Black purchased it. Worcester paid S9O in cold cash for it, and after run- ming it for about six months, during which time he did not bestow any care upon it. he parted with it for the paltry sum of $50.
 Black states that he got the best buy
 he has ever had in his life. He is get ting 25 miles to the gallon of gasonne. and % miles to gallon of coal oil The Hup will run on either fuel which ever he happens to pour into the tank.
 This makes the driving of this car independent Of gasoline famines, and for this reason alone. Black states that ba will probably never part with his Hun. even though he may at some future time acquire a Rolls Royce u@ 1 scurry about LnVE, E
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
SPAIN ESTABLISHES
 JUVENILE COURTS

Spain is now following the example of the United States, and has organ ized juvenile courts, according to ad- vices received by the children's bureau of the r. $ department of labor Since Chicago established the first juvenile court in 1899, England, France. Bel gium. Holland. Denmark, Switzerland. Italy. Germany. Austria and Hungary have established similar courts
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

The first salt sellers were the In- dians, who made salt from brine in 1870.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

Retarded growth has been stimulated by the application of Roentgen rays to Ile head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
Chicago Grain Pit Sign
Language Back Again

Chicago. Ill. Oct Sign language,
win IFS mystery 20 the lay mind and
its vital Importance TO the trader,
came back 10 the grain pit after an
absence Of three years with the re-
cent resumption OF dealing I'm wheat
for future delivery on the Chicago
Board Of Trade
BY the simple movement OF the I'm
gers buyers and sellers In the world
open market where supply and de-
mand are the dominating influence
make transactions involving thou
sands o. dollars within the limits Of
a few seconds
There IS seldom an error despite
the volume Of business each day said
Israel p Elumssy, who became a mem
Der o. the board Just sixty years ago
this month. Under the boards rigid
rules no contract, oral or written, IS
more binding than the contracts TO
which a board member Is a party.
Raise a clenched fist pal-n turned
outward. and you are Signalling that
you'l sell AZ an even price OF. say
81 A finger extended means scent.
Two fingers spread apart = cent, and
so on Turn the palm inward and it
signifies a desire 70 purchase. When
the fingers are held vertically the
quantity is indicated, each finger rep
resanIlg 5000 bushels To the on
locker p s. confusing TO see q hun
dred arms and several hundred fin
gers IN the air az one time But TO
the official reporters who record each
transaction there IS no doubt or mis-
Interpretation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
YAQUI INDIANS APPEAL FOR
RETTER SCH0OI. EACH LIES

Phoenix. ARK. Oct 9.-Bett,r con
ditious OF 5000 Yaqui Indians In Ari-
zona were sought by the supreme
council Of the tribe. headed by chief
Juan Flstola, who Friday called AZ
the state house 10 lay various mat
tiers before Thomas Z. Campbell. The
governor was out Of the city but Of
fciais Of the executive offices con-
ferred with the eight tribesmen-
One Of their problems, the Indians
said. was 70 put an end 70 dissensions
in the village Of Guadalupe. south OF
Tempe, 1laricopa county and another
was TO secure school facilities for 80
children living in the Yaqui "barriO'
or village near Tucson
They said they had LETT Mexico and
desired 10 be American citizens and
have their children brought up as
Americans. They said they could not
send their children 70 schools in Tue
son because they had no money 70
cIothe them up 70 good American
standards. For that reason they
asked for two teachers one an Ameri-
can and one a Taqui.
Differences has arisen. they said
because the mayor OF the village was
a rsactionary while more progressive
tribeEmeu were demanding improve
ment and changes OF various kinds
which the mayor, one OF the Oldest
said. had not progressed with the
times, refused 20 grant
Sheriff Montgomery said &c Was
time 70 have q new mayor at Guada-
lups and detailed a deputy 20 accom-
pany the council to the village for the
purpose OF notifying the populace
that an election would be held.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
LegaI No6ees


The State OF Texas. County o. FL Paao.
In the e5th district court OF Fl Paso
county Texas The Two Republics LIE
Insurance. company, plaintiff Va Alice
a. Greene, defendant-No- 1906.
Mner1aas By virtue o. an Order OF sale
issued out Of The 65th District Court o.
II Plgo county. Texas. October 8 1890 on
a judgment rendered in said court on
the sth day q September 1920. IN favor
OF the said The Two Republics LIE Insur-
anca company and against the said Alice
A. Greene. no. 1885 on the docket q said
iCourt. I did on the 9th day Of October,
1880. AZ 1850 O'Clock g. m. levy upon
the following described tracts and parcels
Of land situated IN FL Paso County. Texas
belonging 70 the said Alice A Greene to-
a certain tract o. property being land
situated In the Town OF TElata In the
Tslsta Town Grant IN Il Paso County.
TEXAS, described as Lots and 4 and the
north feet q lot s. block 2. o. what 70
known as the Home Improvement Com
pany subdivislous on fils n the office Of
Texas said Home Improvement Company
Subdivision being laid out on those Ger
tain three trlct1 Of land conveyed BY J.
". Gibbs and wife. Lena Gibbs. 20 = s.
June 9Th. 1914, recorded IN Book z4-.
Page 118 q the Deed Records OF e Paao
County, Teas
being thu frHt Tuesday q said month.
between the hours q 70 o'clock e. m and
& o'clock p. N. On said day AZ the court
house deer OF FL FlEo county LeIals I
win offer for sale and sell AZ puhllc luc-
terest Of the sid Alice A. Greene 10 and
Dated a. q Paso. Texas this this sth
SETH B. oRNDoRFF.
Sheriff o. Fl Paso County Tez1s-
By A. p. Fletcher Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


All trains arrivs and depart from Union
station. fout OF san Francisco Htrsst All
arrivals AID departures given IN Fl FaHo
or mountain standard tine.
SANTA TE
tor Al5qquerque, Denver, ChioaEo. Los
AnEeies-No. sos. leaves an 10. $40
ar pm
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Anrsiea.
Chieaso-No- sol arrives 70 an. Va 8o7
II PAso 3 SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrlvs-From north and east Ne. Z.
me Californian. an. No. 3 Golden
sl4 49, Lllailse. s;4a p-n
{. Golden state Limited 1891 pm: No. 9.
Lhe Californian. 5.55 pm
Lines West.
Arrlve-From the west: No g. Copper
- special. 1850 an: No. 2. The Cali
Depart-For the west: No. s. Golden
STATE Limiteo, PM No Z, Copper city
sOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
luEton-lSo- 1o2 leaves $50 an: no. 11o
a. 1880 pm
From VashiuEton. New Orleans ard san
Antonio-1o1 arrives a. s.ls Pm. No. los
For ATizaaa and cslfornia-No. leaves
I:l5 An; No. 1ol at 1880 Pm; no. 1os
az $3.50 pm
From Arizaza and cslHornia-No 3 ar
rives e 11:45 AM No 1o1 arrives $3.50
TEXas 4 PACIFIC.
For Dallas AID St Louia-No. Sc leaves
an; No 2 At f.15 p-m-
from 81 Lauis and Dailas-aSo. AZ
rivez az 1.45 pm No IS arrives a. 1880
MEXICAN CE-5rRAL-
No regular schedule.
MEXICO a SOUTHWESTERN.
o. HHnnH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
AMERICAN SAYS II WAS
VICTIM OF FRAhlEUP''

D. c. Mc1fHlel. an American. IS ~
the Jusrez jail waiting trial which IS
scheduled for today. lie Is charged
with theft ne came TO Fl Paso from
Tucumcari. but his home is in kan
Has. and crossed into Juarez 20 look
around.
According 20 his story he net e
man who told him ne knew another
man who could deliver whisky TO
them On the American side. The
third man vas found Each gave the
third man S..
The first man got cold feet" and
got his S. back, but the third man
kept AcLillen's money. LIc1Iil1en
said he complained. whereupon an
other man appeared. and the three
took 11c1ullen into custody and
charged him with theft OF all the
money he had in his pocket. which
rorsled 1885, according TO a record
made at the police station
lcAillen said Il was q @frameup- %
first 20 get his s. and. second. to
accuse him OF theft and get the rest
OF his coin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

supplied with pure milk and there
the conditions CT infant feeding are
defective These stations furnish
pure milk at cost or nearly so, and
there mothers are instructed in prop
er methods OF feeding and the care
OF milk. In some cases milk percent
age mixtures are made and special
treatment given TO sick babies. Nurses
are in attendance and ignorant and
careless mothers are given advice on
baby hygiene.
Open Air and Social Welfare.
It Is the duty OF certain nurses to
conduct classes in general hygiene
for children who are underdeveloped
and who need more attention than
can be given in the class room Cen
eral instruction on certain social
problems Is given to older children.
These classes are conducted in the
school rooms after school hours and
some Of such meetings take the form
OF social gatherings and refresh
ments are served to create interest
Prenatal Care.
One OF the newer branches OF the
work IS that OF prenatal hygiene
The department Of health stands
ready 70 assist every mother in the
hygienic problems OF the prenatal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
ELMUS CASE IS SET FOR
HEARING ON NOVEMBER

Trial for Carlos Helmus. charged
with violation OF national banking
laws on several counts alleging mis-
1ppE opflaLlon o. money while in the
employ Of the First National bank.
has been set for November I. accord
ing 20 2 3 Elters, assistant district
attorney.
J - Montgomery, chief OF police.
Gna "a a-enus, city detective, charged
with sale OF g car stolen By nersons
unknown IRON Arizona, viii Be Elveu
opportunity TO argue g notion 70
quash the Indictment against them
Erleay- The motion has not yet been
Settings for Monday morning in fed
er1l court as announced By lIr Eli
ers, are as follows; James y. Lauder
back Norman =. Fletcher and z /.
seeler. completely in attempted theft
ana sale OF government property
Jose Franco. Stella Smiley. I'd Mason.
jose JaQueE and Maria Gonzales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
GRAIN AND ASPHALT RATES
TO ARIZONA ARE ATTACKED

Phoenix. Ariz. Oct s.-rwo com
plants attacking freight rates 70
Arizona destinations have been filed
with the interstate commerce com
mission and viii be heard within q
month by examiner E. C. Keene, Of
the commission, Il was announced
here yesterday by the local chamber
Of commerce.
The first was a complaint filed BY
the traffic bureau Of the chamber in
protest against alleged excessive and
di1crlu inatorT rates on grain ship
meuts from middle western points Of
origin 20 Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa
The second alleged that rates on
asphalt from California 70 Arizona
destinations IN general were unjust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
g Vag" Wins Freedom,
Calls Judge General

Kansas City no, Oct s.-'Ernest,
you're charged with vagraucy." spoke
Judge John H. Kennedy IA North
Municipal court. as ne looked down
IRON the bench upon Ernest Stevens.
q stage hand az the ellis theater.
Nhatch1 got to say for Tourself1''
Captain, It's this Way-IVs been
TTorkin' hard az the GIlis theater.
major for several months now, ana
colonel, I've
"Comp-pan-e-e, whoar" shouted
Judge Kennedy. whoa before you
promote me 90 an admiral upon the
bounding sea You've got more nerve
than a whole regiment Fan out
you're Gisn1 Used"
AT the last Welcome command En-
nest squared his Shoulders, gave a
snappT salute, BIT out a military
Thank you. general" did q perfect
about fact and retreated hurriedly
from the court room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09


The above rate 70 hl1ed on . minimum
q % word count. Ads coutaiuinr lsn1
thar this uuuher Of words VIII Be counted
- 90 wordE
Two dollars per agate line per month.
Alnimum OF two lines On monthly rata
Bold face uneE deuble price
Three cenfE per VOID for Gtocz or bond
OF. mining or other prumotio1al adver-
IGi1E.
No "a run for an Indefinite period IT
- taken ever the telephone Orderu 20
digcoutinue q. p ads must Be made %
writing.
All new advertisements appear Grsf T.
hcue edition
Accounts for classified ads are dus after
llrat insertion Not resDou1ible for more
than one Incorrect Insertion
In order 20 give time for proper clas1i-
tleauou g a neceElary TO close The Herald
Classified pages Saturdays 81 1850 q IA
All other days Al 1850 p m Want ads
received after this hour VII appear the
nezt day OrderE to discontinue want ads
must Be % Her1ld office before : a. nj az
day az uuhiicstioa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
WOMEN PLAN
WINTER WORK
AT LA MESA

"a Mesa, \. u. OCT. 9.-EEtensl0n
work is being planned ror women here
this winter under the supervision Of
3Irs. Sarah Van Week, who IS in
charge OF this work for Dona Ana
county. She was in the district this
week making out the program for the
winter months and talking over the
work with the members Of the Com
munity club.
The yield Of cotton from this dis
trict IS good The amount from the
acreage is holding up to expectations.
All Of It Is being taken to the Hes
quite gin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
FIRE PREVENTION DAY"
DESIGNATED IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. ARK, Oct "A proclama-
ton by Gov. Thomas z. Campbell. Is
sued from the executive offices yes
tsrday. designated today as Fire
Prevention Day" The proclama ton
reclfed that fire caused an annual loss
OF 1900 human lives and $3.50. 900 600
in buildings. foodstuffs, merchandise
and natural resources and urged that
people Of the state assist the fire
prevention movement by removing
any inflamnable material OF rubbish
from their premises. having lighting
and heating appliances inspected and
repaired and having public buildings
and mauufscturing plants inspected
Tor firs risks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
LAS VEGAS GUN CLUB FILES
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Santa Re. " II Oct 9.-The
Rocky Mountain Gun club, Of las
Vegas, has been Incorporated for
The incorporators. each subscribing
$1,000, are W X Mckinley and George
Il Tinker o. East Las Vegas. and J.
L SwartWood, o. Vernon. Tex
The Major Oil company. a Della
ware corporation. has filed its char
ter with the New Mexico corporation
commission The company VIII main
tain an office at East Vaughn, IN
charge Of william P. Harris. It's
authorized capital stock IS $1,000 600.
OF which 5000 IS subscribed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
SQUARE CLUB OF Y. W. c A.
OBTAINS I59 NEW MEMBERS

eecretary for the southwestern field
Of the y. ". c. A, addressed the
SQUARE club Of the local association
Friday. About so members were
present The Membership contest
ended Friday afternoon The club
obtained 159 new members.
Hiss Eelnbaugh addressed the lead
ers and advisors of the clubs Of fbe
association at a meeting Saturday
afternoon She win be the guest al
a dinner which Miss Blanche Camp
pell VIII give at her home down tie
valley sunday evening.
re business Woman's club viii hold
- lesllar meeting Iuesday niEht.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
AUSTRIANS ASK PERMISSION
TO EMIGRATE TO ARIZONA

Phoenix, Ark, Oct 9.-An appeal
from a Vienna woman, Anna Lorbeer-
baum. that Austrians who were
'blameless victims OF the war" be
permitted TO emigrats 70 Arizona
was referred 70 Washington Friday
by the governors Office. The woman's
letter to Gov. Campbell said she had
devoted her energies 70 relief work
in Vienna and asked that a certain
number OF artisans and merchants be
allowed 70 come TO Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Entire state OF TEXAS can bs covered ~
the lowest possible rate With the larre1t.
most thoroughly distributed circulatfon.
l&1z cents per word Sundays.
81 celts pr word Daily.
20 words minimum.
A Euarauteed circulEtion-1sc.d1e Eun-
DAYS zz5. 600 daily.
This O. the combined circulation Of The
Dallas Ilmeg-Herlid. Fort Worth Star
Telegram. ne San Antonio Light. q Faro
Hrrlld and The Houston Chronicle.
Your &C sent 70 any q tire shove paperB
With cash VIII be handled for you and
yo1r &c VII appear IN all Of then
HeuueEdag noon should zee your c1uT
n any one o. the offices for yuur ed 20
appear n these papers the foiloWlnF Sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
OUTSIDERS WIN PRIZES AT
NEW MEXICO FALL FESTIVAL

Albuquerque. n. ". Oct. e.-At the
New Mexico harvest festival here yes
terday prizes for the best corn grown
outside Of the state were awarded as
follows.
Best ten ears. first. A J. Stone,
Canton. Ill.- second. PAS Alto Grange,
Newton. Ia; third, Ray ". Noble,
Newton. Ia fourth. Mex Lensz-
meyer Skaopee, MINI; fifth, r p.
Lindsey, GarFin, Mimi sixth, y. =.
Anderson. St. Peter, MINI
Best single car. first, Ray ~.
Noble. Newton. Ia; second, A ].
Stone. Canton, III; third, II A. Scran-
ton Albuquerque, II. NJ fourth, Pal0
Alto Grange, Newton, Ia; fifth, ].
". Baker. Crestou. Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

period and to do everything possible
to aid IN the birth OF healthy infants.
This work Is carried on at the baby
health stations, OF which there are
Sixty in greater New York. Elabor-
ate printed instructions TO mothers
are to be had at these stations. and
medical advice and the attendance Of
nurses IS always 70 be had when the
call comes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
ARlrY GETS FoUH RECRUITs.

Lieut.. 7. L. 1lcA1ister Of the local
army recruiting officer has returned
from an inspection trip through west
Texas and New Mexico. -Four enlist
ments. three OF FL Paso men. were
made at the station Friday The re-
cruits are Elisha Snider. Joe Dorsey,
and Grant Hancock. Of Ell Paso, and
william Head. Of RosWsIl. d. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Following iH the program OF a con
cert % Be given at Fort Bliss SUNDAY
evening Ct o'clock by the s2d fieId
artillery band.
March Liberty Lads" Smith.
Overture, II Guarany.H Gomez.
Grand fantasia from w. " wal
lace'a opera Mariana" fToban0.
Sereuade, ia Paloma-H fTrsdferl.
solo Melody OF Love" CEnrelman)
selection. Pink Lady" fCarvll1.
FINALE, ESD Field artillery lfareh. %
Ieuzclo1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
FEDERAL COURT WILL OPEN
With BIG CRIMINAL DOCKEl

Santa Fe, y. ~. Oct s-Thlrty-
seven criminal cases have been set
FOR trial at the fan term o. the Unit
ed states District court which win
convene in Albuquerque with judge
Colin Neblett presiding on Monday
November g. These cases are set
from November 20 November II. but
the term VIII extend a month or six
weeks beyond the latter date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Yuma, ARK, oct. 9.-The business
Of the z. G. Caruthers Commercial
company al Somerton has been sold
20 ]. i. Franklin, Of san Diego and
v. I. Hurt, Of Somerton, and a con
trolling interest IN the =. G. Caruth-
ers state hank Of Somerton has been
sold by the Caruthers estate TO three
san Dlegans Mr. Franklin, manager
Of the san Diego branch OF the Pacific
Telephone company. Gordon 7. GRAY
and Leroy F. Wright. Then hank VIII
have close connection with the South
ern Trust and Commerce bank OF San
DieEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
.SHERIFF'S SLAYERs
ARE GIVEN De a.

Peudleton. Ore. Oct s.-Elvin D.
Of the murder Of sheriff I'll TAYLOR
In a jail break July 25. we're SEN
fenced today 20 be hanged December
9. Emmett Bancroft, alias Neil Hart.
previously had been sentenced 10
hang November and two other men
were sentenced 20 life Imprisonment
in connection with the murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

After having been adjourned q
week. the city council VIII resume
session as e board Of equalization
hearing appeals On assessed city val-
nations at g o'clock Monday morning.
Work Of the board probably win be
completed during the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LANEs--Cllf-
ton fvia Duncanl Stafford; Leave clifton
1880 pm daily; leave Duncan 2:15 pm.
daily; arrive Stafford ISIS pm daily tcon-
Meeting with Arizona Eagternl; leave SAT-
ford E an. daily; leave Duncan 10=1Q an.
daily; arrive Clifton u n daily Five
round trips 20 Moreuica daily. three found
trips 20 Metcalf daily. Service cars
day and night Mountain Auto Co, Inc.
Clifton, Aria Phone a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
King, ReScWiNg
Dog, Is Bitten
ByPet Monkey

Athens. Greece. Oct s.-Ring Alex
ander. who has been suffering for
several days from a monkey bite Eus-
tained when he went 10 the rescue
Of his dog, who was being wOrsted
IN a battle with the pet monkey
passed a bad night last night.
He had two attNclzs OF fever, Il is
stated, and intestinal complications
and jaundice are declared TO have
set in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
CROWD
HEARS TALKS
BYDEMOCRATS

Las Cruces y IL. Oct 9.--A large
number Of people. both Democrats
and Republicans, assembled in the
armory Thursday night az Demo
cratic meeting.
]. r. Paxton called the meeting 20
order and Introduced his wife as the
first speaker. The next speaker was
Richard Kama, Democratic candidate
for governor who spoke briefly and
was followed by Antonio Luceros
former secretary OF state, who spoke
first ia English and then IN Spanish
The last speaker was Robert l. Prit-
ney. OK Albuquerque.
The interpreters were. Rev. J. C.
Rodriruez. and p. A Bennett Music
was furnished by a band. most o.
the members being from state Col
leEs-
Senator A. A. Jones VIII speak IN
the armory Monday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

lIllFl-F0RI DAVIS AUTO leaTe1 Fort
Davis daily and Sundays 8 an. leaves
Maria pm one way. s2.50: round trip.
81 g. W. Davis, proprietor.
NONAHANs BUENA VISTA - Mona
hans. Grand Fails. Imperial. Buena Vista.
Oswego Orient train; r. Stockton. Alpine.
ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays. Phone
or wire reservations L. v Sweat. Grand
FAILS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
"A PLEAFOR BETTER CHLDHYCIENI

who has been studying the work Of the health depart
ment Of New York city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

EL PAsO-LA MESA TRaNSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic Temple building at 9 pm
Leaves la y za Tor FL Paso at 1850 an.
Passenger. parcels and freight. tucludine
- Faso Heralds. are carried over this line.
SOCORRO-lIAGDALESA sTAGE-sunday
only. Leave Socorro $50 I'M II. Hall
2laEdalena. N b.
MOGOLLON-Daily 70 and fro-i siiver
ely and MoEollon. Cars leave Silver City
on arrival OF Santa re train 10. ST. No
COLON. e an Bennett Motor Transit Co.
Phone 10. Opposite depot.
LAKE FALLET-Hilisboro aud KlnEstol
auto facets all trains a. Lake VALLEY. Wm.
y. sleage Hlllsboro. u. ~
ROsWELL-CARRIZOZ cars leave RoI-
ven a. $3.50 an; stop 80 minutes for
breakfast az Flcacho. arrive Carrizozo ct
y H-m- Car leaves Carrizozo at $3.50 pm.
arrive Roswell ~ $50 pm white Line
TUCUMCARI-CLoVIs-Lsavos Tucumoari
1850 an arrive Clovis PA; leave Go
Wis an. arrive Tucumcarl pm We
pass Oh wells twics daily. Fly a Beeler,
contra ctors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

AUTOMOBILE TOPS
THE DISTINCTIVE TKFE
seat covers. euihioua. wrecked bodies re-
paired. body building and painting; re-
pairing
Our ntock g The largest aud cur equip
ment the most completa IN the southwest
when We recover q TOP with cur Fa1ri-
lold. We know from experience that We
are giving our customer the best possible
value
AUTO TEUIEING a SUPPLY co.
11T West san Antonio St.
Fl FaEo. TeEaE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
LLI

1919 model. g passeneer touring car. ene-
cal equipment as cigar lighter. spot
hghts, etc. practically new. Phi go;
night Ph. 1857
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
AUTOMOBILE TINE fable


UPPER WALLET.
BPPER VALLEY HERALD AuTO-LeaVeu
FL Paso Herald office daily. except sun
day, FOR Las Cruces; arrives Las Cruces
$50 Pm. returning car leaves Las Cru
cea Tor II Pasos front Of Z. =. Iohnr
Cigar Store. 8 Pm; arriving IN FL Fagn
I:15 pm Phone Herald Office for reser-
ratious. Phone =. =. Johns. 1f5. Las CRU
ces. for reservations
ENGLE TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT sPRINGS-Meets al trains at
Engle- Oldest dam driver. best dam car
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