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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7 2. Blsohoff ct ux. TO Frank II. lfur-
ply. lots y and IS. block IS. Aitura Park
addition, $500 cash
winston % = E Bischoff. lots 20. ii. II
% block g.. Altura PARK edition, -5e5
Ernssuns Foley 70 r.ucv schubert NJ
and easterly half q lot 2 block Sc. Bas-
astts addition. 45259. $3.50 cash.
julia p Guruey 20 C. Z Meredith. lots
y and .. block s., Bassett's addition.
jamie wmis Curtis and John r. Curtis
% Twilight Overstreet, east half o. lot
y. all q g, block So. Bassett addition.
$500. $4,000 cash
Minnie Bstzel EnzeI and Herman 7. In
gel 60 s0phonla A. Wheeler. westerly -
feet Of lots =. 2. and g in block "a. east
Fl Pago addition. $500 cash
=. 2 Pcnzlord 70 Z. n sterchi. east
halt OF lot 10. an OF lot II. block 126. East
II Paso ADDITION, $500. f5o1 cash
Alfred Aloe ct uE- 90 J. II. Barracks. lots
= and u. block ST. Franklin Heights ad-
dlEon. 5000 s30e0 cash
Lillian A. cole 70 katie Booker. a tract
and parcel q land. more particularly de-
scrlbed as being on lot 20 and west *
inches o. lot q. block 2. Franklin Heights
addition. $3.50 $500 cash
1farr Bros. Investment company 20 Paul
DehllnEcr and wife, lots 70 and 20, block
IS. Franch addition, $500 cash.
W II ormes johnson ct uN. 20 Thomas
locke, lot and westerly and adjoining IL
feet o. Iot s. block "o.s Hague'a subdi-
vision o. Government Hin addition. ss5o1.
$500 cash
Andersen Investment company 20 r. p
Anderson east 1--WE feet Of lot 8. Al q
lot and west 10 feet o. lot z. block 8.
Government Hiu addition, $500. $500 cash
George T. Helse TO L :. Overlook, lots
g and 8. block 81 Kern Place addition
fz75 cash
Anastaeia Barsla De relies e ala to r.
vira Garcia. LOT q. block g. Lincoln PARK
addition. SO. etc.
Lee 4. Orndorff TO y. G. Buchoz. nerth
IS % feet o. lot .. ell o. lots g. and 10.
block 81. L1Eoffin addition, 5000. SO
cash
Nations Packing company 20 Juans VIZ
leEas, east half o. lot u and west half o.
20. block 2. lrirafor additicr. $500 cash
7. 2 keithiy 20 ux. % Z G. Gordon. lots
6. and 6. block p. 1Ioruingside Heights
addition. $500. 500 cash.
p II Betran et uN 10 Francisco M-
E Betrau. tract o. land containing three
acres iu san Eiizarlo grant. being three
[ quarters mile east Of plaza at San Eliza
rio, beginning a. a stake on a sand hin,
ucrth degrees. 90 minutes. east 5s7 feet.
I thence north deErees. 80 minutes east
7 375 feet. thence south 20 degrees, west
D 40 feet etc. ff1e cash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
MEXICO CITY
ENTERTAINING
TRADE ENJOYS
By G. A. MARTIN.
Continued from page IL

ball A message was filed saturday
night 20 president Woodrow wilson
signed by every member OF the eN-
cursion reciting the peaceful conQl-
tions found ln Mexico and asking MIN
TO grant recognition TO the govern
Il has been voted to spend a day
visiting Durango on the return trip
and 10 spend next Saturday nighr at
Chfhuahua at a ball being arranged
for the tradesways and the train VIII
not return 70 FL Paso until sunday
The visit to Guadalajara Friday was
more enjoyable than had been antici-
pated. being picturesque historical
and beautiful In its vegetation ana
flowers and its residences, Guadala-
lara rivals Pasadena. Cal
The beauty and wealth displayed IN
Guadalaj ara's residential districts was
a big surprise. The city was orderly.
set the police force is on strike for
So a DAY. It is a repetition OF Bos-
toms experience without the riOtlng
that accompanied IL in Boston. After
the Eoreruor received the ENJOYS in
the morning he had his secretary ac-
company the El Pasoans on a special
train as the states guest 20 Lake
Chapala. The American club kept open
an DAY for the IL Pasoaus and served
refreshments. It has the picture OF
all recent presidents on the wall eN-
cent that Of president Wilson and its
officers stated that his picture VIII
Houston's special train Of two Pull
mans and a men arrived az Quere-
taro While the Fl Pasoans were there
with their five Pullmans- They fol-
lowed the FL Paso special to Mexico
City. Two military bands playing al
Houston specials. The police lined up
at the depot as a guard OF honor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

seven thousand persons cach gaar afe
fafd awar-ths burial cerulicate pelns
marked -sRuuture-" Why 6ec4lHe me
.1-f1rturafs ones had neglected themselves
81 hrd been merely taking care o. the
rIrn fsweIliur1 Of The afficlion ana p.
fnr No attention 20 the cause WAX az
vou dolnr9 are you neg.ectins youlaelL
i.~ wearing q truss. appliance o. Wn4l-
ever name you choose TO call III AZ ues-t
- e-r-7r is c-Iv . unai-cFhift--l false prqi
-rrtr-t a collansin1 wall-1n1 cannot u7
a-rs-teF 70 act aF more than mere ms
charlcal support ne binding ples-l y Z
retarfs blood circulation, thus ro1pinE -ns
weakened muscles OF that which they ueeo
Inrzt-u1uris1n1elL
Hut science has found a way. and ever
truss sufferer tn the and ie invited g
make a FREE TEST right in me privacy q
-irfr own home. The PLAPAD nalnq1 p
-l-.-rlrefIons biz the most scientlli1. losle-l
and 4rrcarsful aTf-lrlarucut tor rupL-i E
s-- world has ever known
The PLAPAo PAD when eanel-ls &C.,
- 90 the body cannot posall-l atp OF 49,
rrt OF place. therefore. cannot claLo q
riren. scft as velVet-aegy % apP-g-lll..--
rr-.ereire 70 be used whllat you Wele
a-f whilst rcu sleep. 30 straps ollAl-a
Or springs attached. , ..-..,--
r|e-rn how 90 close The harnlai oRe.ll.@
as nature intended SO the rupture Can Z
conc down send vour name today e
pr.tpaO &C. Block -dl. S. LOUIS NO.
rrr FREE trial Flanao and the inlorzl--
tr-r r1---AlF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

commended it to ne and VIII surely
do my part in telling others what the
medicine has done for me. Mrs.
LITTLE BAEEY, z68 East 9th St.,
Rochester, Indiana.
Such warning symptoms as sense
Of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
baclaehes, dread Of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpita-
ton Of the heart, sparks before the
eyes, irregularities constipation, va
riable appetite, weakness and dizzi-
ness should be needed by middle-aged
women and let Lydia E. Pinkham'5
Vegetable Compound carry them
safely through this crisis as it did
Hrs. BausYJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
NACOGDOCHES WELLS IN
OIL AT SHALLOW DEPTHS

Nacocdoches. Tex. Oct. Is. - High
grade oil IS standing in the casing Of
the Fort Worth OIL corporation's No.
at a depth Of $50 feet
Showinrs Of oil have been found
around 100 feet in the 1faEnn Oil COM
uanv's wen near Chireno.
Skinner and Cobella have a five
barrel pumper in their No. I near
oil Springs. The casing Is being set
In the company's No. .
A three barrel pumper has been OBJ
tained by the Carolina oil company.
This concern has 40 wells completed
IN the field. out OF which - produce
approximately three barrels on the
pump. The company's refining plant
located fn NacoEdoches IS nearing
completion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
PERSONS MAIL
HELD AT RED CROSS ROOMS

Government mail is being held for
the following persons at the home
service office Of the Red Cross at the
chamber Of commerce:
Thresa Hernandez brennan. Rosie liyr-
tie Branch. Emmett y. Lyon. Mrs. jose
uhine Leicham, John P Emerson. Fore
Rogers kelly. Lucille Churchill. Charles
c. Clark. Frank Barber. Pete Tonke-
lTrs- susan Mcdonald. sam Mcdaniel
John r. Cook. william Caution. Guadl-
iup lTcntoya. Louis Pfeffer, Il c. Camp
bell. War r Johnson
Anyone knowing the address OF any
Of these persons is requested TO com
municate with the office, telephone
2s67.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
PRICES ON DAIRY GOODS
WILL CONTINUE TO DROP

Chicago. Ill. oct 1s.-Prlces on but
ter. eggs and poultry viii continue TO
decline during the next month, Frana
C.. Heumans chairman OF the general
executive committee Of the National
Poultry, Butter and Esq association,
told the organization at its conven-
rfon saturday With cold, dry
weather. which would stimulate lay
ing. egrs viii take a decided price
drop. he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
American CareIessness
flinders Mexican Trade

exchecker as fast as his friends
empty It.
Much Latent Talent.
Latent talent is developing fast on
the trip. Nobody knew vernon
Ware or Guillerm0 Porras were sing
ers before they left home Joe Rs
caieda. too. IS entering the DICK
Beach class as a warbler NOBODY
knew Herman Andreas could wear q
cane. either. until this trip
The dust has everybody sneezing
most Of the time and II the crop OF
hay in the hay fever aboard the trst-a
could be harvested and marketed,
somebody would be rich
Clean. Paved Streets
Americans who think OF filth and
dirt when they think OF Mexican cit
les. should see Zacatecas. Every one
OF the principal streets is paved with
cobblestones and men sweep them by
hand. hey get down with their fin
gers and dig the dirt out rom De-
tween the cobblestones-
The Zacatecas streets are very hilly
and when the street cars are too
heavily loaded for the passengers,
they get out and help push the cars
IN TO the top. When the cars start
down hill. the mules have 20 run 20
keep out Of the way OF the cars the
fare is ten cents, Mexican money
on the street cars between Non
terev and Lerdo one man passes
through selling tickets and another
Accompanies him TO collect them il
costs 20 cents to ride in the front
car. which is closed. Is cents In the
second. an open one, and 10 cents in
the third. also Open We rode In the
first one TO Lerdo. because the others
were full. and in the third one re-
turning. from choice, and didnt know
why il cost Us less to get back than
N 20 over. until told that we were
thfrd class passengers on the return
trip. They rang the cathedral bells
Tor Us in Lerdo and made a lot %
rart-et. The town has a beautiful
plaza. filled with banana plants in
fun fruit
A Fine Church.
The finest church any Of US had
ever seen-except those who had been
70 Europe or had Travelled IN Mexico
bofore-was the cathedral az Lacate-
cqs. u was built in 1870 and IS
MAGNIFICENT structure covering more
Ground than the FL Paso court house
and Liberty hall combined u mas
TREE affairs inside and service IS con-
tinuous from $50 IN the morning " {
had a magnificent view from its loI1y
towers.
A Zacatecas merchant has the fol-
loving nane- Manuel Zezcozze- Fark
Pitman called him ar Zee Zee
A sign over a Zacatecas tailor shor
saws. High Life" Just what the ap-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
5000 BARREL WELL CONES
FROM FIELD IN HOUSTON

Houston, Tex oct ia 5000 bar
rel wen has been brought IN By the
Gulf Production company in the HuU
field II is the 10. Is Phoenix.
The cOmpany's 30. B-5 Bassett
BlakelTi in the Blue Ridge field is
making 1900 barerls daily from a
depth OF 2s53 feet.
The No. 6 Briggs Of the Gulf Pro
duction company. at Goose Creek is
ID with-an initial flow OF 700 barrels
This is a Forkover well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
COOPER-HENDERSON LUCK
STARTLES BRECKENRIDGE

Breckenridge, Tex oct 1s.-Flow-
in- $500 barrels natural. the No 4
Goodwin OF the oper-Henderson in
terests is the sensation Of the week
fin Breckenridge oil circles This well
is 31E6 feet deep with the drill IS feet
In the hole. Drilling viii go deeper.
tn No. Of this concern on the
Goodwin tract came in ten days ago
making 5000 barrels daily. The we'll
is sin drilling itself IA and its pro-
ductidn IS steadily Increasing It is
now making $500 barrels daily with
the dril sixteen feet in the sand and
the tools still IN the hole. Both OF the
Goodwin wells are located on the
northern edge OF the Breckenridge
townsite on the company's 20 acre
lease.
one thousand barrels daily are
flowing from the virginia oil com
pauy's Sebastian well IN block IS,
townsite. after being given a strong
shot Of nitroelycerin- The production
is expected 10 increase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

WELLS JOINED
IN BIG MERGER

Dallas. Tex, Oct IS 80 The flv'-
100000 merger Of the Two Republic
on corporation with the holdings Of
the seaboard Petroleum company, the
1rooreland oil company Of Kentucky.
ne Gulf states oil and Refining com
many and the Modern Petroleum com
pany is the largest financial merger
OF months in the Texas oil fields Ar
rangements for financing che new or
Eanization have been completed
The merger includes properties OF
the various concerns located in Ken
lucky. Texas Oklahoma kansas
louisiana and Mexico. There are fifty
producing wells on the properties
Plans for the immediate future OF
the new concern. include the eNpendi-
ture Of 100000 in Texas, Oklahoma,
and Mexico oil fields. The greater
part Of the drilling campaign VIII
take place in stephens and Usage
counties Okla
Headquarters Of the new organiza-
ton viii be located in Fort Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
COLIAD'S GASSER YIELDS
100000 CUBIC FEET

Goliad. Tex. Oct. IA $4,000. 900
cubic foot Easser has been brought in
by the Goliad OIL company on the J.
Milan Pettus ranch, eight miles west
Of town Attempts are being made to
shut OF the gas flow. Those who
have visited the site predict that
great pool has been discovered
Encouraging formations have been
Encountered in the Goliad Northern
OIL c0mpany's vel. which is now IN
blue shale formation zoe feet thick.
The Parks ranch. three miles east
OF town, has been leased by the Well
lngtou OH company. Materials for
drilling are en- route.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
AT ROSWELL IS DEDICATED

Roswell, y. II, Oct. 1s--The Ros-
vel high school auditorium, with q
seating capacity OF 1900, has been
dedicated with fitting ceremonies.
This Is the most modern and up-to-
date auditorium in the state. The
dedication ceremony was followed by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
Mexican Newspapers Say
CreeL Rebresented Wilson

Mexico city. Mex, Oct 1s.-The
statement BY Mexico City newspapers
that the visit OF George Creel, chair
man Of the committee on public infor-
nation during the war was in pur-
suit OF a confidential mission from
president Wilson, followed a state
ment by 1fr. Creel made prior 20 his
departure for the United States. that
he had no mission from the presi-
dent and had no government con-
uection Whatsoever"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
GREEN" CANDIDATES FOR
COUNCILMEN ANNOUNCED

Green" candidates for alternate
city councflmen of Juarez were an
lounced Sunday They are; J. Guada-
lupe Diaz. Gil Irigoyen. Procopio ST.
ezra. Carmen u. de Campo. Joaquin
Martinez and Salvador MARTINEZ
Francisco %. Gonzalez is the Green
candidate for mayor. The election
viii be the last Sunday in November
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH
WHEN "GASSER" CONES N

Santa Anna. Tex. oct. Is. = Two
million cubic feet Of gas are flowing
from the Ne . EinEsberry Of the
santa Anna Chief OIL company. TIE
wen win not be drilled deeper at
present The gas production viii be
used 90 operate the four cotton gins
which are running day and night.
There e. considerable excitement IN
this territory. Many new operators
are in the field for the purpose Of
buying MP leases and beginning de-
vel0pmeuts At once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

plicatlon was. nobody seemed to
windows All Barred.
Every house in Zacatecas has bars
over The windows and Joe segal
thought the jefe had put all the In
habitants tn jan.
Porras Brothers. o. Parral put q
sack OF flour aboard the train, made
Of Parral valley wheat and ground ~
their mill IL was made into Dis
cults.
James A. Dick found -Dixie' oat-
meal on sale In Zacatecas ana nouEnl
a package and had 1t served on the
diner for breakfast
w. g.. Roe and Henry FITS MAKE
nightly Inspections Of the staterooml
ana Berths for c0ntraband goods, ana
often make seizures that carry ereal
joy 90 the headquarters sLaleroon
They haven't seized anything YET
from DR.. Floyd Poe
/. J.. Guchrist was sslzed and en-
braced By a Mexican business man
at Parrai with the exclamation; u
am glad TO see you, Mr- McNary-
Armed with Canes.
Canes have made their appearance
among the eNcursionists in large
numbers and some OF them wear inc
instruments as II accustomed TO the1l
at home
Nothing has been said fl these col
umus as vet about sam Watkins, but
the presumption Is that he is settinE
all the publicity he needs, as ne Is oc-
cupyiug the stateroom with Jll-
Black
Jake Kaufman spiked James a
Dicks nmeade with teuuila at Tor
reon. but ne couldn't fool Jimmy
Lots OF good farming country
mostly planted in corn, was passed
between Zacatecas and Aguascaiien-
ties.
The Turkish baths at Torreon eN-
perieuced a run during the visit o.
1.-THE El Pasoans there The natural
hot baths at Aguascalleutes Wer,
I just as popular
Plenty OF Photographs.
Arthur Lockhart is taking enough
photographs 20 plaster the whole OUT
side Of the FL Paso refinery
The Rotarians invited Henry frli
/ to their luncheon and then fined hin
I Is cents for talking.
Harry Potter gave the street car
driver two bells in Lacatecas anl
I stopped the car. He says he thinks
Ithgre should be an international code
D OF street car signals.
James A. Dick. henry Beach, WIN
! chester Cooley and Emmett Hines arr
/ leading the singing OF Smiles at sr-
7 cry stop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
HIGH GRADE
OIL SHOOTING
OVER DERRICK

BrackinridEe. Tex. Oct. le.-FloW-
ur approximately 10000 barrels Of
tich grade crude oil, the 7 A. etoker
No 2. Of the Gulf Production company
IS in. The well got 90-quart shot Of
nitroElvcerin 20 increase the 251-
barrel fow. on shot over the der
rick The wen is two-thirds mile from
town
In Easlland county drilling In
crsases ia the sipe springs geld, be-
tween Slue Springs and carbon The
Atlantic Production company, The Pitts
burg western. Fensald ana OHIO tuel
and Gas and Texas companies al
have large leases On this district and
are steadily drilling. several Of the
above concerns have production in
the field
Three miles southeast Of Eastand
the on Belt Power company is erect
inr 1900 horse power electric
plant. More than 100000 cubic feet
OF dry gas viii Be required daily %
ouerate the new plant The company
IS LAYING a new pipe line from the
Arkansas natural gas company 8 cas-
fnehead gasoline plant south az East
land. TO the new plant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

nam 5 NegeEa0le
Compound helped
N e wonderfully.
I took doctors
medicine and
other patent
medicine, but the
Vegetable Com
pound has helped
my nerves more
than anything I
have ever taken.
I an thankful to
the one who rec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
OREGON LEAVES DALLAS
FOR CAPITAL OF MEXICO

Dallas. Texas Oct. 1s.-Strong fin
his expressed views that relations be-
tween Mexico and the United States
would benefit greatly by his two day
visit to the state fair OF Texas, Gen.
Aware Oregon departed yesterday
for Mexico City. where on December
he IS TO be inaugurated president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Catholics are planning TO campaign
Mexico f0r funds 70 build a theo-
logical seminary at Guauaiuato, which
VIII cost about 100000 pesos. and TO
erect other schools and church es
throughout the country. Catholic
prelates met in Mexico City and made
plans for the campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Soldiers guarding coal mines In
Coahuila have clashed with strikers.
according 70 word reaching Juarez-
Six thousand men have quit work.
Provisional president Adolfo de Ia
Huerta is negotiating with the
etrfEers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
.es,GirIs

Everybody is using and talking
ahout DERWILLO. the liquid tint. II
Instantly beauties the complexion,
makes a soft, r0sy-white skin every
one ~Jrst loves 20 touch" over five
hundred thousand girls and women are
using IT, It's a real beautlfier. that's
what 10 IS Try it today At toilet
counters everywhere 1our money
back If you don't like it.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

For seven years Miss Eva 3. Hotz-
euuuuer. Of South Send. Ind, has
been business manager OF the Off
cial magazine Of the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Ii Is very rare 10 find an old maid
IN any OF the mill villages in South
women IN these villages marry at an
early age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Hurrer Henrv. daughter O. Er- and
~. Arthur .. Herry. 2Gz0 Federal street
George Redman 81. son o. 1lr. and Ars.
George Redman ar- 1921 lfagoffln avenue.
sidney Rlcharda smith. son OF -r. anl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Torreon merchants are backing a
project TO build a bridge over the Rio
NaEas. "Pancho" villa started 70
bridge the river. but abandoned the
work during Carranza's regime
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

airs. ETenrietta n King, q Kings
vile. Texas. owns some l.1es,ugu acres
OF farm land iu Texas, Wnicn la near
II ~ 1arre as the total area Of the
state Of Delaware
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
ASPIRIN

-.issver Tablets OF Aspirin is gen
zine Aspirin proved safe BY millions
md prescribed by physicians I0r
Over twenty years Accept only al
rr-bro-en rBaVcr package which
contains proper directions % relleFe
-r7r-is Pheunatlsm, Colds and Pain
HANDS Tin boxes OF u tablets cost
fe7v cents. Druggists alsorseIi larger
eBarsr packages" Aspirin Is trade
marx Bayer Manufacture Aonoace-
rf-r1rTester Of Salicvlicacid.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Accept california Syrup OF Figs
ouly-look Tor the name California
on the package. then you are sure
your chId Is having the best and
most harmless phTsic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love it's fruitT taste. Fuu directions
on each bottle. You must say cal
ir0rnia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Ehs1ilsr5 fsr figars
r5y sss for eigarsffaf
So ~ rex PAX 59y
SSarJ ire q 0acaaz-
seakS sis-kei 1BfEs
fs54ces5fFsgrH8rs -
fsgif.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

many instances, and quick rele1
brought to inhamed, aching, itching
burning, Work-strainsd, wstery eyss-
Read the doctor g full statement soon
10 appear ID this paper. BOn-OPto IS
sold and recommended everywhere BY
Druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
Doctor Tells How TO
Strengthen EyeSight

By the
Bon-Opto
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

As Vernon ware says. they ap-
precfate g good thing anywhere ana
charge for St." Down here in Mexico
&c costs IS centavos for a pint OF beer
and S. and go Tor a small glass Of
cognac-
Or. P. II. Brown and Jake Kauf-
man have been dubbed the Mutt and
Jeff Of the crowd, although David
Kline IS running Jake a close race
for the latter title.
Ted" Cooley religiously recites the
names Of all his children once or
twice a day, so he viii not forget
them by the time he returns home.
Harry Potter. known and noted as
aLeaky Roof Potter" on the last
trade excursion. IS now known as
'Puncture Proof Potter" not because
OF his new business, but because Of
the fact that 20 IS so difficult TO
make him get into the inside OF his
pocketbook-
Elias Krupp makes collections from
customers In Mexico 10 replenish his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

French and European merchants
have men who are versed 81 the Gus
toms laws OF all countries and Mex
ment OF goods arrives from Europe.
il comes through without trouble, be-
cause the uanifests are all properly
prepared and everything Is done By
the shipper that will expedite the en-
try OF the goods into Mexico
FL Pasoans have an advantage over
other American firms IN supplying
Mexico in that they are posted on all
these things and more nearly meet
the Mexican requirements than any
other shippers outside Of Europe