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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

A--Al-sau AaNe-loNlzs Lluse-
Chicago. III. Jan. 4-Cattle-ReceIuts
4a.oooi opening slow. mostly steady; IN
dertone weak on she-stocz: no prime steer
9ILeEed- best heavy cattle here held at
s---l'i 9ulk beer steers, $3.50 1o-o0= fat
COWS and heifsEs mostly skT50T.50= can
ners mostly $3.50 a85s bulls easier. bulk.
100 q -1es calves. steadTs bulk vealers.
e---ll Z L--5e7 stocilars and feeders. firm
Receipts 5000; lights. steady.
-lc % l5c higher than yesterdays aver
ages TOP, $3.50 bulk. ss-e5TgT5- pirv.
1lc 20 15c lower. bulk fe=rat7s 40 ~ ia
pound pigs. ss.756 s-s5.
sheep-Recsipts, 1908; steady on an
grades far sheep and lamhs- top Sfl00-
bulk fat lambs. sI0G0F11.66. buIj-- fef
ewes s9-5iG 600. choice handw vearIIrrg
$780, feeders steady
kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city No. Jan. 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipta 1o.5ee- Beef steers. steady TO sc
lowers early sales s7-25Gg-25- one Ioad
held az $3.50. she stock and camera
sisedy: oulz fat cows and helfers. 5000
r-s9i cannersi mostly s3-ooG as. beef
Rels steady 70 strong. boloEnas. fully
70 higher calves steady 70 strong:
choice veal sI2a0 612-50- fancy 500
eras, steady 20 strong.
HoEs-Eleceipts. 13o0os closing active.
Mostly steady spots. strong TO 10c higher
TOP ss..5. best butchers. gs.s5. bulk of
sales, $500 as-25s pigs. around &c higher.
lest stock pigs s9-T5- good and chofcs
fat pigs. $40 6s-so.
$500 INV aleep and
!amos, STEADY 20 25c lower. FED ewes.
500; yearlinEs. $3.50; Colorado lambs.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. jan =CattIe-r.ece
100; steady 70 strong. Beef steers. zoo
500; cows and helferE, s500aeen-
calves $500 l4e0: Etockerr and feed
ers. ff.o077-75
HoEs-Reeeipts. 1900. steady 70 1se
higher Tor, fe.75s sbuIz. sG-s0asso.
eneep--Recelpts. 1900 slow Izmhs
se-ts z l9.z5 ewes s2-06G 4.0es feeder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
PLAN
is OPPOSED AT
GRANHEARING

Washington, D. c. Jan. The
hedging system long followed in the
grain trade was opposed today by
representative Of farmers orranfzs-
tons, who appeared at the first of a
series or extended hearings By the
house agriculture committee on bills
designed 10 put a heavy tax on
strictly speculative dealing.
There was no evidence. however. to
indicate that the organizations
wanted the government to abolish
grain exchanges. and while some wit
nesses declared present conditions
were bad they were unable TO offer
o11hand substitute plans which might
AFFORD greater protection 20 the
grower.
A L. Middleton. president OF the
Farmers. Elevator company OF Eagle
Grove, Ia said the experience Of
farmers in his section had prejudiced
them against future selling or even
hedging The system OF hedging by
which a man buying actual corn sells
an equal amount in futures had been
regarded by the trade as legitimate,
although he added that it led 10 a
temptation TO reckless speculation.
On one hedging transaction his COM
pauy, he said, lost 90 cents q bushe1.
Representative Tiucher. Republican
OF Kansas. said he was surprised 20
find that farmers owning a CO.
operative elevator company had been
gambling Asked n that was per-
mitted under his charter or by the
laws Of Iowa, Mr. Middleton said that
so FAR as he knew there had been no
prusecutions and that more than IS
percent of the elevators in his state
made a practice Of hedging
c. r. HYDE. Of the Oklahoma Farm
ers' Union. declared farmers OF the
southwest opposed future speculative
trading as a whole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

lulcaGo lrrllln4 Close
Wheat-Alarch. 21-E8iz Nay, fL67E.
Coru-MaT, Use; July 76c-
Oats-May, 42izc; July. 4sAc
Chicago Provisions. Close.
PorE-Jauuarys Sass.
Lard-JanuarT, f12.e5s Nay. $3.50.
Ribs-Iauuary. G11.f5. NAY g1212
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, H. Jan .-Butter-Higher.
Creamerys extras. 54izc; standards,
4sttc.
Eggs-HiEher. receipts. 1885 cases.
Firsts g. 65c, ordinary firsts. 56761c-
At marx. cases included, sc o SIC: refriE-
orator flrsis $50 SIC. Refrigerator eE-
tras. 575s @ 56c-
Potatoes-veak. receipts. IS ears.
Northern white. sacked. sl.407L50 cHt- I,
bulk. $500 1-60 cwt-
Poultr--Allve. higher Fowls. &c Q 2Ec-
springs 26c; turkeys. zoe
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas CITY no. Jan A--Eggs-Oue
cent lower Elrsts. 55c. seconds. &c
Butter - Creamery. unchanged. 6Scs
packing, &c higher. 1ec.
hens-lnchanged % z6cs springs. 1e
lower -5c- ROSTERS 1c ioWer IA G2Ic-
turkeys, unchanged. 43c
Kansas City Grain. Close.
kansas city, No, Jan Cash wheat
unchanged % &c lower No. hard S17sF
l-sS; No sLl46Ls25 No I red, S1978
Coru-Unehahged No. = mixed. SIC; No.
9, 65c; No white. Sc; No. ,, 55zc; No.
2 yellow. 81 68cs No s. Sc.
Oats-u nchanged- No 2 white 5oH q
SIC; No. mixed. axe
Ry=9L5z
Kaffr and milo maize. s1-04a1Is.
Hay-u nehanEed 20 81 higher: choics al
falfa, $3.50 q z5.oa
Receipts. wheat rs carz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
COPPERS MAKE
SLIGHT GAINS;
MARKET QUIET

small. excepting in a Few specialties,
according to J. S. Curtiss & Co..
Security Bank building. Coppers
were steady. with some small addf-
tional gains: rails showed a few
fractional declines; oils were steady,
with the exception OF the Doheny
stocks. Mexican Petroleum losing 4
points and Pan-American 9. In the
iudustrials Goodrich advanced 3
points and c. S. Rubber declined e..
The rest Of the industrials showed
little change.
sales TO noon amounted 70 only
$4,000 shares. Call money unchanged
AT uarreur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
BANKRUPTCY
RISES IN 1920,
DUN REPORTS

NeW Tork- Jan II O Dun q
Co.'S record OF failures for 1870, made
public today. showed sss1 commercial
failures throughout the country with
s2e5.121, sos in indebtedness against
6s51 failures in 1913 involving lila
buities Of S113.z91-zS7
The increase Of 2A50 in number Of
commercial insolveucies last year as
compared with those Of 1913 Is rela-
lively much smaller than the eXpan-
sion Of s1S1-S00-0o0 in liabilities,
showing the rise IN number Of fall
ures 70 have been 81 percent and OF
Indebtedness 1893 percent The report
said
after Iour successive years OF d.
ufuishfng commercial mortality, 70
continued. business reverses Of 1920
increased sharply. This was said TO
be- mot unnatural' in a period marked
by general economic djusrment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND Metals

New YORK. Jan f.-Bar silver domes-
tIc unchanged; foraiEn. f5Hc
Tezlcan dollars. unchanged
Prime mercantile paper. unchanged
Exchange. Irregular.
Sterling. demand. s3-55A.
cables, sa-56.
Montreal 151 percent discount
Loans steady and unchanged
can money. steady high O. low 2; ruiz
ing rate. closing BID. s. offered at .
iast loan. q
copper. steady. electroiytic. spot AID
first quarter. 15G151tc-
Tin. frms spot and nearby. 255--51
$500. futures $3.50 056.50.
Anthony. S5-11is o SIS.
zinc. steady East St louis delivery,
SPOT f5.F5 l-75-
=. Lead. steady spot, fAla-
Other metals UNCHANGED
LONDON METAL MAEEEr-
london. Eng. Jan. -4.-F'olloHing are
the quotations
STANDARD copper. EIss =, Cd
Elecrolytic- unchanged
Tin $685. us
Lead Eza. Jos
zine unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
REACTS
SHARPLY FROM
MONDAY GAINS

Chicago. III, Jan Wheat prices
reacted somewhat today from yester-
DAYS sharp advance. Doubt as TO
the stability Of such a sudden gain
was expressed and there was a dis
position 20 await new developments
regarding European call. and about
domestic milling demand Besides re-
ports were current that the Egyptian
government would try TO resell H.
100000 bushels OF wheat contracted
for in Australia Opening prices.
which ranged from I &c lower 10 &c
advance, with March SL75is TO S1.77
and May $40 to S1-701z, were fol-
lowed by moderate setbacks an
around
House action today on the bill reVivluE
the war finance corporation had but little
effect on prices. having apparently been
discounted In ful yesterday The close
was heaVT. 1izc 10 &C net lower. with
March s1-7315 to {17sE and May s1-sTa
Corn was baarishiy affected by large
receipts here. After opening unchanged
70 sc lower. including May at 75c 20
ldAtc, the market continued 20 sag
Increase o. consi Eument notices from
Iowa attracted special attention. The
close was unsettled, lie 20 1zic net low er,
with Nay 755sc 70 T51fc
Oats weakened with other grain. start
Ing &c Off 10 sc TO 10 advance. Nay
aoAc 20 59Ac. and then undergoing a
general decline.
Provisions were firm. Influenced By
strength In the hog market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Statesmen announce
Rough Night" At
Election Meeting

It's going TO be a rough NIGH"
tonight down in the chamber Of com
marce grill At $50 o'clock the Sales
manshiD club win begin to assemble.
40 women are going to be allowed in
the building after the ratiOns are
dealt Notice has been served
through The Peddler. official organ
NJ the club. that any man who looks
like he might have just come away
from his girls house or like he might
be figuring on going 20 see one after
the blowout. VIII be kicked out
Tn connection with the food and
the amusemeuts. there VIII be an
election OF officers. RaV Shelton.
who has been president Of the club
for a year, VIII retire. The candI-
dates for president are willis Ran
som. Jack Biggy and O. F. Cannon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Stock Raisers VII
Probe Market Conditions

OF is 20 Investigate livestock market
ing conditions and recommend a
plan OF Improvement was named to-
day by ] r. Howard, president %
the American Farm bureau fedora
ton. Cooperative marketing. better
prices and lower commission fees are
among the subjects TO be given at
rertiou. II was announced
The committee includes W 7. Car
michael. ChfcaEo- c. F.. Collins. Kit
carson. Colo =. r. Cunningham.
Ames. Ia-- c. II Gustafscn. Lincoln.
Neb.. r.. 3 Eeudrick, Sheridan. Wy0-;
~. A. McKerroVr, St. Paul. MINI, and
A. sykes, Ida Grove, Iowa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Special Notices

EDWARD AUER, n. D.-Phys. and surg.
Special attenL diseases Of Gail bladder,
stomach, Intsstiness diseases Of women.
90 Buckler Bldg. lover Elltel. 4s42-51 ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
Furnished by CrombIe & c.
HeEeLablea

Vegetables.
Colorado potatoes. per cwt s2-5o
sweet Potatoes. per cHt. $500.
Onions green. per dozen buucheE 25c
Onions sack. Australian brown, per cwt-
t275.
Onions. sack. Crystal white. per cut-
CELERY. per crate sL75a6a6
Lettuce per box. s2-0o
Cabbage new crop, per pound IN trade
lots. sAc
Fruits.
Apples. NeT Mexico. per box. sl5oe
Apples northwestern, per box. ss.5oa
Colorado apples per box. sss5az.T6
california navel oranges. per box. F1-5o
Florida grapefruit. per box. sLT5as.oa
Lemons. per box. s5-0o
IanEeriuas, fancy, box. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Personal

MILLINERY SeEaL sos n kan
sas. New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold.
LONGS sANATORTUM for tuberculosis
has a Few very desirable rooms. 2s27
Louisiana. Phi 21Q0.
BERT-Letter received. DO your best
promptly. AcznoWledre this and arrange
further communication--Was
YOUNG man leaving for northeast Texas
oil fields in week or 10 days would Ike
q companion. prefer man who understands
car and is willing 20 stand half Of uecas-
sary eLpeuEes- Inquire C. j. Jones. Nor-
handle Rooms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

NICELY furnished front room. ldfclnine
bath. close lu. private home. no sick. SUITE
abe for couple CT lady employed Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Rooming WantsI

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WANTED-Lons lease on roominE house.
not less than 10 rooms. furnished or uu-
furnished FOR Information. cali a. 114
z Missouri st. Room Il. between and
IN the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE


Effective Dec. "A. Las Crucss-EI Paso
stage WI leave. from Orndorff hotel at
p m FOR rcservauons phone z Paso
17f; Las lsruoes. 123-
sTARTING TUESDAY, DEC. IsTH. THE
Herald II Faso-Las Cruces auto viii leave
Herald BID g. for Las Cruces at ] pm. Ar
irving Las Cruces 8 pm Returning car
VII leave the z T. Johns Ciga- stand.
Las Cruces AZ p-m- arriving Il Pauo
sr pm Phone, II Paso, 5000; phone,
Las Cruces 1f5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
OPENS
AT GAIN BUT
SOON REACTS

New Orleans, La, Jan THE trend
was higher on the first can IN cotton
today for which a better Liverpool
than due was mainly responsible. but
after advances OF g TO IS points were
reached there was a reaction under
what appeared to be liquidation by
yesterdays buyers. AT the end Of the
first half hour Of business prices
were Il to p points under the closing
level Of yesterdays. March traded up
TO 14-23c and fell off to 1888
The market opened steady with January
az 14.15cs March. 1A17c; Nay. Ease;
july, 1f-56c5 October. 1860.
Private cahlegrams from Liverpool stat
ing that Manchester was showing no i'm
provement and reports OF four small bank
failures in the belt softened the market
further and ln the trading up 10 IL
o'clock prices were sent TO levels 90 20 Al
points under the last quotations Of yes
terday- March dropped TO 11.7ac
DALLAS Hay MARKET.
Dallas Texas. Jan. Hay, ton. 81 1o-
altalla. ton. 5000; johnson grass. ton.
$1,000 r. 1900. cnrrnnF rrHu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

Auction Sales
~-----~-~-----~-------~- ----~------------~-~----
FOR sALE-Show cases. counter. counter
table. display eases. desk. tents and al
kinds OF furniture. az SO san Antonio St
The Auction House
WALTER 4. WILLIAMS. AUCTTONEER
Phone 55I1- Room 1f. Hotel beaumont
WIN handle sales en- OF out o. town Once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
THREATEN TO BURN CITY
UNLESS IDLE PUT TO WORK

Wilmington. Del, Jan. 4.-Navor
Taylor has turned over to the notice
a letter which threatens burning Of
the city unless steps are taken 10
provide employment sorthe thousands
out Of work The letter was addressed
70 the mayor and signed Willing to
Work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Legal Notices

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Fl
Pas0 g. Southwestern Railroad company
Of Texas. a corporation organized under
the laws OF the State Of Texas VIII be
held az the office OF the company. In the
Il Paso a. Southwestern building u Paso.
Texas. commencing az 10 o'clock a. M.
on Monday. January 10Th. 1891. The
purpose OF this special meeting is the
authorization OF a lease OF a certain por-
ton Of the company's riEht-of-way. 20
the c. r. q s. A. Railroad company. FOR
a period Of SO years
A. L. HAWLET.
Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
on and Mining


MONEY to loan or diamonds. watches and
ze-elry- EULLAN's. 11f n. Stanton st.
$ 10 SO loaned honest employee. conf
aentlaL Drake, 5ol Roberta-Banner BldE.
NEED S302 Long time easy payment plan
FOR salaried furniturs owners, confIdentiaL
Meltare Loan Co, 2o3 Herald Bldg.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos. auto
mobiles, livestock Liberty bonds or other
c9llateral al lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE loan ASSOCIATION.
SIS Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

At the corner, fur coats were being offered
for mere pittaHce. Winnie could stand It
no longer. Il can't look at those bargains,
they are breaking my hearth she cried, as
she shielded her eyes with her scarf and
hurried home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Heb Wanisd-FsmaIs

U-PUT-ON-Ths new detachable rubber
heel for women; price z0c the pair, post
paid. Sizes tfrench or Louisl heels only
colora black. gray. tan. white write Tor
THE HALL SALES CO., p. o. BOX T51,
C1rricrrn Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Special Notices


1ELI0N-TuTrLE ANT & WALL
EAFEh CO.. sos y stanton, PHI 12f7.
HEMsTIrCHING. picot. accordian plating.
Miss y. Goruu. 36 Buczler Bldg. Pm. 1911.
MATTRESSES Renovated. s.: RUGS
lLEAhED. 81 Erwin MFG. Co. Pm. IIlO.
HEMsTITCHING, aiteratIons. accor5i1n
plating mall orders solicited. Mrs g.
Jones. sllk Emporium. 21s Mesa. Ph. l1Tz.
PUPILS WANTED for private school in
strueuon by experienced teacher. So w.
Missouri. Pm. a61s
WHOLESOME. persuasive sales letters.
AAsEkBAk LETTER SHOP, 89s Herald
Bldg.
UNITY s c II OOL or CHRISTIANITY
daily am. 90 4 pm; begiuners' class
Mondays pm advanced class Ell. g pm.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
mobiles. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collaleral az lowest rate on liberal terms.
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
1i5 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Siluaiions RanIed-Male


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COUNTRY printer wants steady posluons
can handle linotype address 4 go. care
GOOD MECHANIC wishes permanent po-
sitiou in city call p F. Clarke. 25o8 2
Boulevard.
TWO young men want want work iu
Mexico; ready 70 60 address H g, care
Herald
An EXPERIENCED elderly man wants on
farm as manager T. f Maldrops a-4l
orc ST. = Paso. Tex
EXPERIENCED boozkeeper desires posi-
ton. besc o. references address II Sc.
eaEe Her4l4
ACETXLENE WELDER wishes steady
work. has own equipment and can 50
any place G.. IL Meade. sl1 campbel-
EXPERIENCED teacher with good Gre
dsnrials desires position iululedlately-
Wire or write Z. n stone Irl-StaLes
Hotel. - Paso. TeE-
FARMERS Or TRADERs.
Tn need OF a practical farmer or foreman.
had many years experience as farmer OF
irrigated land. expert s-oczu1an. also eL-
pert grader and clearer Of farm land
ditch or road work give me an inter
view Address c. G. b. il Peso, Tex r
ISVEsTIGATED-Card lndezad men. clas-
sified by crafts and trades. With photo
graph and fun Information az 20 previous
experience and reference Questionable;
we can furnish a nan Tor any posi- Ion
BY careful selection Vocational Dept. y.
1T C. IN. fHf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Obhuanes

CARD OF THANKS.
We desire 20 express our sincerert an
preciati1u TO all the friends and neigh
DORIS tor the many acts Of kindness and
expressions OF sympathy shown rs dur
Ing the Illness and death OF our baby
daughter and little sister Eureuia Cole
-isoi Tor the many beautiful floral tributes
-Mr. and Mrs H ". Cole.
-dartha and Diuan Cole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

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SPANISH TRANsLATI0N-sp and
English lessons Ph. 1902 or 98fs-
PRIVATE Spanish lessons for ladies' By
spanish Young lady. 1856 n. Ochoa-
SPANISH LESSONS al homo by former
teaeher, 20 years experience Phi 1915.
TRENCH, by native teacher. uuiversitv
graduate, also translatlous. English.
French and spanish. OF coaching for sne-
clal exam natio1s. terms reasonable. ADJ
dreEs q 47 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

Almost next door a classy hat shop dis
played millinery masterpiece. Winnie al
most swooned at the ridiculous price, as she
gazed in raptures. The price was so low, but
her funds were even lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
sALEsLADIEs
WANTED.

For Hosiery. Gloves. NecrWear. Blouse
and Musilnwear Departments. ApuIr
manager, Main Floor.
salazladles wanted for Dresses. suits
ond Floor.
salssladies wanted foa all depart
ments in Basement Apply manager
Basement
ONLY EXPERIENCED MED APPLY.
TIE WHITE HOUSE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

WEAK SPOTS IN
WIDE ADVANCE

New York. Jan. ignoring the
Increased weakness Of Atlantic gulf
issues. the stock market moved to-
ward higher ground during the morn
ing. Gains were limited largely TO
specialties. however, rails sharing
only incidentally, despite favorable
statements OF earnings. American
iusead was the strongest feature,
rising 81 points in connection with
reports Of a change Of control 70
foreign interests. Baldwin LocomO-
tive. Republic steel, Goodrich. Worth
inEuon Pump. Bosch Magnetic. Union
Bag and Paper, Famous Players and
Texas and Pacific coal and oil aver
aEed two point advances At noon a
four point reaction in Mexican Pc
rroleum provoked some irregularlrF
and cancelled many gains
oils and shirpinEs were under constant
pressure at the close, but special issues
comprlsine the steel, equipment. food and
miscellaneous division -amair.fI firm 20
strong. sales appropriated $4,000 shares
Tire closing was irregular
Liberty Bonds, Close
Liberty bonds closed e-s fs--aNf Lrsl
as ss5-5a- second ss. fs5-5l. first SO s.
esF10- second sEs &s5-s2- third AS
fs4ff- fourth fias. ssh-qus victory azs-
TafG0- Victory fHs. $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
DAILY PUZZLE

~ SAN LLOYD.
TNSEBT a word in the first blank
space. - mich. with the first letter
omitted, wiz appropriately fin the
second space
wow. - do you think Of this2"
asked the young wife. I'VE have no
more use for this - OF Eraufrrafs
than she has FOR overalls"
said a very practical old hen: zone
Isl said TO have - when one finds
that one has not even -- for a nest
egg
Never -- a collector for coming
late with the bills perhaps the poor
fellow Is @
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
when the alphabetical sum IS con-
verted into figures, it appears as fol-
lows.
s6327
1884
Copyright 1913. by sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

Farther on Nine Du Cans shop was
literally giving away gorgeous lingerie for a
song. Can you beat those barEains7 And
me as fat as a pancake and out'a work"
fretted Winnie as she reluctantly moved on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

EXPERTENCED LADY sTENOGREPH-
Ehc-Our demand Is rreater than our 9l1r.-
ply We make our students competent and
experienced Positions guaranteed
DhAl 6H0A's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
r =. Davis, Mgr, Raynoids Bldq-- Pr ssio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
Ell PASO OILS
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
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LOsT-Largs fur glove lined with red
flannel in front OF Mills Bldg. Phi. a755.
LOST-Aireda1e dog 10 months Cd. so
rsEard- Notify ". p. Lemon. Elizs' club.
LOST-New Years eve 81 EIlrsi ciub pI7fi-
nun bar pin set with sapphires reward. Ph.
1s85W.
FOUND-The best transfer and storsFe
establishment. EELLT'S TRASsFER &
STORAGE. Phi $50.
LOST bunch Of keys. metal tag. Box
-ss Austin, Texas reward So deliver
APT 81. Palms court N. 1851
LOsT-On Plaza near street car booth ~.
2. an Eastman folding kodak Reward Z
returned % 1910 =. Boulevard. Phi s14f.
lost Somewhere IN downtown district.
framed picture Of old fashion couple. date
lel1 on back Of picture II found address
BOZ 81 Deming. y. NJ. and receive reward.-
LOSr-From automobile il 1900 block on
" Campbell st., last evening. pair OF
ladys riding boots. SO reward and no
questions asked n returned TO Cant n
y Qram. 6th EnEineers. II Bliss. Tex
on and Mining
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Buy OIL LANDS N FEE
one aud five acre tracts, close 70 on
vel now drilling with good gas showing
Located south Of the West Columbia fIeld
f4a down and f25 per month buys five
acres The land alone Is worth the money.
on VII make q worth a fortune and you
can sal the lease and retain the royalty.
Only a few Tracts for sale
write Tor ful Information today.
C. p. PHELPS.
z-l Glrnnlcle Building Houston. TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS
COMPANY MAKES WAGE GU

New Haven, Conn, Jan A wage
reduction OF 10 percent effective
January I, has been announced by
the Winchester Repeating Arms com
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

PEAK HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
open Gay and night. 50B-50s Texas, Phi
IL private ambulance service.
J. ,. EAsTER a CO.
~ y. Sal1n1el So Phones III and zIa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
FIorh
Monuments.

FOR FLOWERs-Ph. ID sbelso5 ~ (
FLORAL Co