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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Stocks STEADY;
MARKET Dull

New York. Jan 22-Apart from
slight Improvement in foreign ex-
change the stock market today re-
peated its dull and restricted move
ments Of recent sessions The clos
ing was steady sales Appropriated
475.000 shares.
Prices OF Liberty bonds today were
shs, $3.50; first 4s, S979s; second IS.
ss0-10s first AZ S. $3.50: second ks.
$3.50; third As. ss5-25; fourth AZ s.
ssLss; Victory. S&s. $3.50; Victory "A S.
Ons were the only unusual features At
the opening o. today'a stock market.
Pan-American Petroleum and Mexican
Petroleum were ! and 81 points higher
respectively, on reports that the NeNi-
can government had permitted resumption
or oorinEs- In other quarters OF the list
. was evidence that latest conditions. par
ucularly the unsettlement in foreign ex-
change probably would cause further re-
straint- Gains extending from fractions
20 points marked the early movement in
representative industrials and rails
The stock market nattened out soon
after. the opening today dealings falling
10 less than average proportion. Traders
paid no attention TO Developments az
lecung values Tbs further decline Of
British and French exchange excited little
interest and the six percent opening rate
Tor call loans was accepted as a matter
OF course
Minor steels and shippinrs fell one 70
two points but the only visible response
70 the congressional deadlock on railroad
legislation was a decline OF 4 points 81
Union Pacific The market became a little
more active AZ noon. when the reactiouary
trend became more pronounced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
CONTROL
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Ills. Jan. 22--Notwith-
standing that some fresh advances in
the price OF corn took place today. the
show Of strength was not well main
tanned Smallness Of receipts were in
favor OF the bulls, and so too were
higher quotations or hogs.
Buyers. however, displayed anxiety
in regard to foreign exchange weak
ness, fearing the effect would be to
smother export demand for oats and
rye Opening prices. which ranged
from q c off to i c advance for corn.
with Nay s1.54ss to s1-s5 and July
*l-S2 TO S1-S77 e. were followed by
a setback all around to the same as
yesterdays finish or below.
oats parallel the action OF corn.
After opening unchanged 70 SC
lower. including May at s21s to s2Sc.
the market hardened a little and then
turned weak.
Word that eastern roads had can
celed permits on grain for export was
an additional incentive later for sell
ING The market closed weak. 1c 10
sc net lower, with May s1.3Sn 10
fl-SSss, and July s1-3I3s TO SI3IH.
Provisions were firm with hogs
Besides predictions Of a big domestic
trade in packing house products were
Later the market eased down as
result OF smaller packers hedging
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
WANT AD RATE CARD

Two cents per word each daily insertion.
Three consecutive insertions. includlnE
Saturday. 4 cents per word
SIX consecutive Insertions. 6 cents per
word.
The above rate f. based on q minimum
OF a 20 word count Ads containing less
than this number q words VIII Be counted
as 20 words
One dollar and fifty cents per agate
line per month Minimum OF three lines
on monthly rata
Bold face lines double price.
Two cents per word for stock or bond.
OIL mining or other promotional adver-
Using.
No 1d run for an fndsdnite period IT
70 taken over The telephone Orders %
discontinue II F. ads must be made in
writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion Not responsible fer more
than one Incorrect Insertion
In order to give time FOR proper cizEII-
fication II Is Necessary 10 close The Herald
CLASSIFIED page Saturdays a. l1.10 a. "a.
All ether days al 1870 p. n. Want ads
received after this hour will appear The
next day. Orders % discontinue want ads
must Be IN Herald office before s a n OF
day ~ puhncat lnu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Hunter & Co. Exchange.
fSf pr~F- uof.f llr.siFl-~ ,
BIG COTTON ACREAGE TO
BE GROWN IN SONORA. MEX.

Douglas, Ariz-, Jan 22.-Sonora Is
Ito grow cotton a start in the in
dustry is TO be made across the line
from Douglas. on the san Bernar-
dino river, on the lands OF Gabilonoo
and Loretto- These lands already
have a developed water supply and
upon them the past season we're
raised 5000 sacks OF wheat This
season the owners viii plant several
hundred acres in cotton and WIN
seed at least 1000 acres to the staple
next season IL the experiment
proves successful They have en-
EaEed a cotton expert to teach the
Mexican farmer the best methods Of
cultivation and Of handling and have
bought = caterpillar tractor for
blowing. II is reported that long
staple seed will be secured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Livestock Market

Chieago Livestock. Close.
! % Sn.caso III, Jan 2.-Hors-Receiuts
sl5-55 Q 1855: top. s15.75; hsavv sr5T5S
10y. medium 1885 615.70. light SIS a
4-s-tos light light s1A75 G15-50. hssvv
t - soWs' smooth, 81 90 1880: pack
~ s' rough $500 914-5o; pigs. 1913
'csttie-Rsceipts 1000 Market firm
80 HieeEs medium and heavyweirht
choice and prime. s1S50a1s.50. n1e5irr-,
an9 COED, flL65G 1850; common. $500
I - lightweight good and choice. F1s =
4lt-za; common and medium. So 0oF7rs 80
9 es -- cattle, heifers. ss.7591L25: cows.
se-l5 g 1906 Gamers and cutters $3.50
s.i5- veal calves sI7s07Tq Oh. $500
steers. fs-oo912-5o; stocze- steers. $3.50
shsss--Rseeipts. 1909. Market n-m
lambs, So pounds down. $500 3 81. IS Grille
and common. S14756 17.5o; ewes. medium
$500 SIS.
kanss. City Livestock. Close.
kansas city No. jan .1-Hors-Re-
eeipts, 5000, Market generally steady. Bull.
st9--o qla-i5: heaFies. s15-251 1850; ne
aluLns' flb.25 1880; lights. $500 a1k 56-
PACKING p -5i soWs. slAooGiA75; pigs. si175G
cattle-Rsceipts. SOC. Market SLOW.
aoout steady Heavy beef steers rhoi--
and prime, sl660G 1870. medlum and Eood.
49, 5 e ls-toi common, $3.50 13.4o: light
weight, good and choice. S12.s0a1S75-
common and medium. fg2511a SO. butch
r cattle heifers, s7.o001400; cows $3.50
go; Gamers and cutters. $500 al SIS. veal
caves. tIA0o Q $780, feeder steers. $3.50
la-soi stocker steers. z5-50G1os0
Sheep-heceipts. 1000. Market rforI-r
s-5ees lambs. 1855 G1s.75s cuils and
common. sl025 91s.55s yearlinE wethe-s.
Sl4-l5 g 1855: ewes. ss-7oa1L75s culis and
coI1rncn, SA50G $50 breeding ewes. $500
g 1A5o; feeder lambs. s1450at7.75.
Denver Livestock Close
Denver Colo. Jan 2--Cattle-Rsceiuts
1900 Market unchanged Beef steers
$3.50 @ 1880; cows and heifers. $500
llo0s stockers and feeders. $4,000 ~ 90.
calves. s100O615-5o
HoEs-Receipts. SEQ. Market 15e 70 Sc
higher Top. $780, bulk, sls.ooa15-s6.
sheep-Recelpts. $500 Market unchanzad.
l-a1nosi $500 1855: ewes. 1900 81I-75
feeder lambs. s16.oo917.00
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Forr Worth. Tex. Jan. 12-Cattle-Re-
eeipts Wednesday. $500. market steadv.
beeTes. $3.50 1900; stockers, Sz.50TII.a5.
cows, $3.50 l125; heifers. S55nT1400.
bulls. $3.50 q s-505 calves, s550Tla5o
HoEs-hecelpts 1900; market ateadv
Heavy $500 615-s0. light. S15a5H1B So
medium. Sl4.75 9I5.00s mixed. fIs.75G
l ~, eoumoH, f1s-so8i5.75; pigs. sl0.5o
shsep-Receipts. 500. market stsadv
Lambs $3.50 O 1900: yearlinEs. ffsF0T
1900; wethers. 5000 Rlao0; ewes. Sc 81
g Io-5ei eulis $500 97.5o; goats. s45os 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
GREENLEE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
RAP ARIZONA PRIMARY PLAN

clifton ARK. Jan. 22.-In a lengthy
resolution that acknowledges the in
efficiency OF the Arizona primary
Democratic central committee has
demanded the calling OF a state
Democratic convention. be held
especially 70 pick a party nominee
for governor. II Is stated that -the
direct primary laws now on the
statute books are Woefully made
quate to secure fair expression Of
the will OF the bcnafide electors Of
the Democratic party and Il is inn
possible TO secure relief from this
present unfortunate political i'm
position that has worked defeat OF
the party and untold detriment 70
our state"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
COTTON MARKET
PRICES ADVANCE

New Orleans. Ia, Jan ga much
higher Liverpool market than due
and rains and cold weather in the belt
put the price Of cotton up Il to IS
points around the opening day. but
soon after The first call was over
selling OF much the same character
that vas felt yesterday appeared and
a quick reaction followed.
At the end Of the first hour OF trad
ing, prices were II to 20 points under
the close Of yesterday. March falling
from $3.50 TO 1861.
Opening bids were January. $50 40
March. $3.50: Nay. s3f.79; july. So. 50: :
October. SIS q.
Rumors Of large SCOT sales after hours
yesterday gave the market a better tone
ard a good demand spranr Up on which
the market rose 70 net advances Of is 10
IS points late in the morning
Iha near months being stronger than
The distant March traded up to sS7O7.
The forecast called for much raia in the
belt, which stimulated the demand 10 some
extent
After the market reached net gains OF
Is 70 IS points it commenced to feel IN
creased selling. again stimulated apparent
y by continued talk OF q higher federal re-
'erve discount rate At o'clock the trad
ng months had fallen off TO net gains OF
70 - points
Cotton closed easy wednesday at a de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Grains ana Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-Jan-, fL43H. May. 1851: July.
Oats-May. SIC. July sc.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Jan-. $4,000: NAY $500.
Lard-May, s2A52is July s2A6sH.
hihs-May $40. s3iz July. S2ag5.
Chicago Produce, Close
Creamery. 558s4c.
Esgs-Reoeipts. Ass cases. per case.
Pouitry-Hens. &c hieher a7azfr
Fotatoes-Stsady- Arrivals "a 49,
= y Sorlnern Whites. sA75 $500; Tve-tsr.
Russets- jobbinE, $3.50 500.
kansas City Produce, Close.
Creamery. 1c higher. Extras. 5aTsHc-
liIslS ose seconds. sc; packing. 4inc
Esss-lsc lower per case. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

10y AaacclateQ FrFEI
New York. Jan c2-aiercantiis paper.
sts5iing. demand. sasl%i cables.
Time loans. strong; al dates ~ per-
cent
call money, easy. High. 8: low. 6. ru1-
ms rate, $ closing bid, u offered at s.;
last loan. s percent
Bar silver. S1-S1H-
Mexican dollars. 500
Copper, steady ElecGoiytic. SPOT and
first quarter. 12E e1sHoi second quar-
ter. 1871 G19Hc-
Iron. firm- No I Northern. ssBso- 10.
NorthsFh, tlA5os " southern. f41.oo.
Anthony. 81
Lead. quiet spot and February. $3.50
bid. fs-75 asked.
bid, fs1T asked
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. Jan 21=The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows:
spot copper. Ef1E. rs. "a
Eiectrolytic. f111- 11s
Tin. 1854 It's. Sd.
Lead. Ess. ia
Zinc E5z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Id ooNsoLmATE cANALs

N LITER GALA NALLEl
Stafford. Ariz-, Jan %. - The ella
Valley Water Users association has
made q definite start on its plans for
consolidating all the canals OF the
upper Cha valley A committee OF
eight stockholders, headed by S. S.
Marshall. with the aid Of engineers, Is
locating the site FOR a joint diversion
dam in the upper part Of the valley,
there1ron 70 run q high line supply
canal Of large capacity The plans
are those recommended by George H.
Maxwell, on lines proven successful
in the salt River valley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
BRUSH AND ROCK DAM OF
BUCKEYE CANAL WASHED OUT

Phoenix. ARK. jan 22.-In the
floods Of the present winter the brush
and rock dam Of the Buckeye canal
20 miles down stream, on the ella,
has been demolished and the most
temporary Of expedients have had 70
be resorted to that the community s
lands might be wztered- Now there
has been agreement upon the expendi-
ture Of $500 900 for construction Of q
rock and wire dam, Of type believed
adequate tn q time when the com
pany can use Il as a base for a con-
crete structure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Legal Notices.


Notice IS hereby given that W. L. Care
a member Of the co-partnership hereto
fore existing and doing business in the
city Of Il Paso, Texas. under the firm
name and style Of sun Drug Company. %
has sold his interest in said business 70
B. C. ANTONY and R. F. Love. via viii
continue the business under the name OF
Sun Drug &C. an obligations due bs
said firm are 20 be paid by r +. Love
and r. c. anthony. and an bfls due said
firm are TO b. paid 70 said r. F. Love
and 3. e. AnthouT- 3. c. ANTHONY. r. T.
Love. " T. Care.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Situainn, Wnnisd-MaIe

MAN. 36, having had experience as 1faltre
de Hotel and manager in various large
hotels and restaurants Of New York. last
position captain In charge for years in
one Of the finest dining rooms Of Phill-
delphia. wants position requiring execu-
tive ability. reliability and punctuality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
G0PPERS AGAIN
SHOW DECLINES

Copper stocks were again extremely
sluggish Thursday. with weakness
appearing here and there thrsaghout
The list. according TO J. S. Curtiss &
Co. hotel sheldon
Anaconda dropped a point, Chino
lost I = points and Utah half point
Ewrn nnnrrar zfnarn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Business Chances.

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HAVE MONEY and business ability 70
put Ia q profitable business that needs
money for expansion Address L -, care
Herald
WANTED-Partner with 1880 cash and
services must Be In position 70 travel.
good proposition FOR right party. Address
I Is. care Herald
FOR SALE-Half interest auto speciaIty,
proven. not gas saver. no Installation er-
peuEes unlike anything else out. $1,000. 70
Be used marketing. Address X Is. care
WELL LOCATED, attractive. vel sfoclled
drug store on busiest street IN Fl Paso.
blocks from Del Norte Hotel. doing good
business, $500 cash viii handle. balance
easy payments. good reason for selling.
address Business. P. o Box 4s.
FOR sALE-Confectionerys store and candy
shop doing g nice business. reason FOR
selling leaving city have a good . year
lease on building. cheap rent f05 S.
Stanton. Phi 220f-
FOR SALE Or TRADE for cheap. unim-
proved land or L. S. bonds $40 900 st0cA
men, women and children's ready 70 wear.
located IN one Of best oil towns IN Texas
doing good business good reason fer SELL
ing address SIS. care Herald
EXPERIENCED business man win con-
sider legitimate proposition where services
with Tor without) investment Of capital
are an object. give full details. best OF
references given and required address
L 20. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22

spot cotton STEADY. p points lower.
sales on the spot. 66s bales 70 arrive $50
bales Low mitdlinE. S72-25. rniddiinr
s1s-75; good middlinE. s41-75: receipts
7226. stock. E40.sgl
Cotton Lufures, Close.
New York. Jan 22.-Cotton futures
closed steady January. $3.50: March
s5s-25; Nay sS4-25; July. s5150s October,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22

5000 AN ACRE Is not an unusual price
70 pay FOR leases In proven territory. The
very best biologists think eastern New
Mexico north OF Roswell viii be the next
big oil field There is more honest de-
velopment work being done in this sec-
drilling The National Exploration Co.
o. New York city. has large lot OF
leases IN this section upon which L has
contracted 70 drill wells Their first
well Is now drilling At 500 fstt and 9th
ers soon 10 start I own a block OF leases
touching their holdings on the north and
will sell BE- blocks OF one section or more
reports also good government geological
reports on this section For further in
formation. write owner. P. O. Box I5e. Fl
Paso. Tex
FOR SALE-6s9 acres. situated between
two sulphur mines and a few miles from
a drilling oil we'll VIII sell for s1-o0 cash
per acre. and purchaser 60 assume $50
due the state Land located in Cuiherson
county. north OF Toyah and 10 the Pc
cos valley Immediate action necessary 70
obtain this
TAYLOR REALTY COMPANY.
sos Martin Bldg Phone 172s.
Own A TULAROsA on LEASE.
Not all the basin Is oil structure. maps
md geological reports free the Homer
field was a wildcat q short time ago. you
hesltatcd and most Of those leases are
beyond your reach: you are advised that
some Of our finest biologists stake their
reputation on the Tularosa Basin being
a Tampico susher field: we have leases at
81 per acre u7i acres may make your
TEXAs-NEW MEXICO NV. co.
Phone 20s5.
515-14 CapIes Bldg Fl Paso Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
BRITISH EXCHANGE DROPS TO
LOWEST POINT ON RECORD

New York. Jan 22-British ex-
change fell 10 a new low record at
the outset OF today's trading in for
eigu remittances. Demand bills were
offered at S3-6o1E which was = C IN
der the previous low record
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Oh and Mining

Oil and Mining
--~-------~-------
FOUR lots 70 trade for Fisher oil stock.
s75o.. leaving Phi 2I75W after ,. n
FOR sALE-FIfty or hundred shares OF
Little Ear stock az dollar siNty-flVe- D. C.
Powell. Comanche. Texas
SPECIAL DISPLAY MAPS.
Commercial Drafting
FL PAsO BILE PRINT co.
WANT 5 persons with Sleo.19 each help
me secure rich silver mine north part OF
Old Mexico Hurry ?. L Cunningham
sheldon Hotel
TULAROsA BARGAIe-S-s2- buys acre
lease on the Pennsylvania formation be-
tween the Cox and Belmont wells Phi
2o65. SIC Caples Bldg.
HAVE interesting proposition for men with
$50 or more 70 invest, rot oil stock See
W. J.. BAKER. with HUNTER CO..
ST. REGIS HOTEL, FL PASO. TEX
OIL LEASES. 81 acre Up. lee rentals new
shallow sand field Western Tennessee. ap-
proved by BIOLOGISTS OF national and IN
ternational reputation Write Tenrokia
on Co.. Dickson. Tenn
OIL OIL OIL
Twenty acres In the Hueco basin. SO.
The big well less than ten miles Is down
over one thousand Zee Blue prlnf mas
Tuiarosa and Hueco basins. new. 81 J.
s Croker. room 7os. Trust building. Phone
2o55.
BARGAINs-In Zee. Oh ieass worth price.
sections 1851. sherman Co. SIS. 557
acres Leon Co. s.; black and black sandy
farm on highEay Conros 10 MontEomery. E
us acres. $50 cultivated. sets improve
ments. Sf0s above priced right, act quick b
Address Box %. Wiilisi Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
HeIp WanLed-MaIe Ind FsmaIs

WANTED-Ezperien flatworz marker
and assorter. Apply Elite Laundry Co.
12 s. Oregon
WANTED-Man or woman 70 cook for
family Of on ranch near FL Paso. sood
wages Phi. 7ssJ. Xsieta-
WANTED-GirI ana boy IN each room. go
ing 70 high school. 70 represent good firm.
no work. just do little talking each day
20 your friends. can earn 50 20 So per
week Apply in person Wright Cleaning
Works ISIS Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Money 70 Loan

Money to Loan
CHATTEL MORTGAGE LOANs-ws also
co.. s Morehouse block
s. TO $50 loaned honest empioyes cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
seryice. Drake. .ol Roberts Banner
SEE Us for any kind OF loan Equitable
Loan Assn. ". s. Miller. MEr. SIS Trust
Hours. an. 70 PIN; pm to pm
WANT TO purchase vendor lien notes on
private homes not TO exceed $500. no
commission. Just want good loans. Ad-
dress ?. o Box 554.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY loaned on watches. diamonds. Jew
elry and automobiles at low rate Of In
terests we also carry complete line leath-
er suit cases and travelling bags
CITY loan & JEWELRF co.
loz corner vs.. san Antonio and s Fl Paso.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry, automobiles and oil stocks al the
lowest rate OF Interest; business strictly
confidential.
SECURITY LOAN co.
10s S. e Paso. Phone 2T5f.
THE LARGEST and most up to date loan
office IN the southwest, modern methods.
all business strictly confidential private
booths for ladies.
HARSETTs.
Established 1908.
-19 san Antonio 81
LOOK FOR The BIG GOLD CLOCK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22
Help Wanted-MaIe


WANTED-Bright. young man 70 collect
and sell. must speak spanish and come
wei recommended Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. EOS S. q Paso.
WANTED-seTerai men TO work an Al
proposition. good pay for hustlers, expert
euce unneceegarv See Thomas az al3
Roberts Banner Bldg for pa-tleulars.
RAILWAY mail clerks needed. $500
$1,000, prepare for examination. particulars
free Write Modern civil Service llsu-
tute. Charles Bldg. Denver. Colo.
WANTED - Thoroughly experienced los
slridders fer the Sacramento noun ains.
also other woodsuen and sawmlu men.
apply in person santa Re Fuel Co
sPANIsH-ENGLIsH stenographer and
bookkseper- Write P o. Box. No 1901
stating age. references and salary ez-
pected
NIGHT CLERK for hotel. out OF town.
prefer man past IS and healthy. wages
$50. room. board and transpor tatlon- Ad-
dress 8. care Herald
YOUNG aIEN Tor railway mail clerks tIfe
month. experience unnecessary For free
examinations write r. Terry CORNER gov
eminent e1aminer.l 1s2 Continental Bldg,
WashlnEton-
lWANTED-FirEt Class lady soIIcitor. e.
none other need apply, good salary 70 right
party. apply in person Wright Cleaning
works. ISIS Montana.
y. NJ. c. A. 70 give away s2.000 scholar
IN leading colleges. -echuical schools. uni
versitles and correspondence schools. write
for psrticulars- W r. Day. Interstate
Committee 7. n c A. p Paso. Tex
WANTED-EEperieuce dry cleaner and
Hoffman press operator who car also DO
alteration work Apply American Laun-
DRY & Dry Cleauing Co, Hurley. n II
state wages expected
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry, automobile and oil stocks az the /
lowest rate Of interest; business strictly Z
SECURITY LOAN co.
Ios s. q Paso. Phone 2Isl. !
WANTED-At once. designer with crush 4
er and concentrating experience capable !
OF taking charge OF squad New York 4
office, salary f325 monthly. competent. {
high class men only need apply 1I12 I
Nils Bldg.
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
40 Ia Eggs Hot Cakes. Coffee CSC 4
No Han. Bacon Eggs. Hot Cakes.
Coffee ------.-.---.-- SOC I
10. 5-Hot Cakes, Ham or Bacon. COZ
No. small stsaz. Egss. Toast.
Coffee .------------ 55c Z
No 5-Buclzwheat Cakes. Sausage and
BOTTOMS CAFE.
AZ =. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-22

Bull q Ray EAyO Z! SYNDICATE " a,

- LAALE II -uN HEa4AAna
Thirty acres surrounded by drilling wells.
this Il the best unit syndicate ever offered :
we expect 70 make OURS out OF the de-
relopmeut. not out or the sales OF units
W. A. YEAZEX.
Phone 1885 81 y. Stanton s.