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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Motorists Make Round
OF Whole Country In
"FLiUUer" Stop Here

M-. and Mrs. Jas. H Dickerman.
transcoutineDtal tourists. registered at
the Auto club saturday Mr. Dicser-
man is a member OF the Auto club Of
Seattle, Wash The Dickermans left
Seattle several weeks ago with their
Ford well equipped for camping out.
coming 10 Yellowstone Park. where
they spent three days thence through
North Dakota and Minnesota to Chi
thence south along the eastern coast
10 Florida, and along the Southern
highway TO FL Paso- After spending
two days in FL Paso they left for Los
Angeles
J. 6. Wukerson and J. n. Huff, of
Fort Worth were en- route 10 Tucson.
Ariz-. in a Dodge car.
Capt. and Mrs T. n Waldron and
Lieuts- Cessna and j. Harrison left
Saturday noon for the week end at
Elephant Butte In a Haynes.
John H. Vaughan and wife. OF Las
Cruces men, were seeking iu fOrma-
ton covering road conditions 10 san
Francisco. Cal. Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington are going 10 spend
the summer at Berkeley.
C. j.. Harrington and wife regis
tered from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Airs. l. T. Speaker. Of El
Paso. left Monday morning for In
diana in a saxon, going By way Of
Dallas.
VI. j. Frederick and party. who eN-
pected 90 leave last week for Paris.
Tex, were delayed and are getting
away Monday.
vs.. a. Rank IS planning a trip 20
Cloudcr1fL leaving here Wednesday
He viii be accompanied by his two
sisters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Engineers Studying Water
Power Possibilities OF
Big Elephant Butte Dam

Two electrical engineers and two
men connected with the federal recla-
nation service. went to Elephant
Butte dam Monday morning for the
purpose Of inspecting the enormous
structure, study the inflow from the
Rio Granle and test the water pres
sure against the flood gates The
narty, which expects TO return 70 FL
Paso Tuesday. is composed Of r. +.
Walter. assistant chief Of construc-
ton, reclamation service. with head
quarters at Denver. Colo; o. II.
Ensign. consulting electrical engineer.
of Los Angeles; James Gaylord, cleo
tricaI engineer Of Denver. and L NJ
lawson, project manager Of Rio
Grande project. OF this city.
At the offices OF the reclamation
service in the Mills building. it was
said Monday that the object in test
ing the water pressure at the flood
~ates is not known. There is an in
timation. however, that it may have
TO do with the proposed generation Of
electricity at the dam for commercial
moses, and other water power pos
sibilities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
BANK DIVIDENDS
ARE To Be PAID
With One Exception Off
GERS See No Reason Why
They Should Be Passed.

Practically none Of the bankers Of
FL Paso agree that it is necessary at
this time to stop payment Of the semi
annual dividends of the local banks.
Many Of the bankers say they feel
that it might be good business to re-
frain from declaring the next regular
semiannual dividend. but all Of them
agree that it would be bad policy.
j. +. Primm. president Of the Amer
lean Trust & Savings bank, stated
Monday that nothing had been said to
him about the proposed plan OF not
paying dividends. he stated business
with his institution was as good as
usual. and II would probably declare
the usual dividend
Officers Of the state National bank
also stated they knew Of no reasons
why the dividend should not be paid
George D. Flory, cashier. said Mon
day that business was extraordinarily
good and the customary dividend
would probably be paid.
Officers Of the First National bank
said the matter Of declaring dividends
was always decided by the directors
Of the bank, and that the matter had
not yel been brought up. consequently
they were in no position TO say
whether there would be any change in
the plan of paying dividends James
G.. McNary, president of the bank. is
out Of town. and no statement on this
matter can be made until he returns.
Additional Capital Is Sought.
a. F. Kerr, Of the FL Paso Bank &
Trust company. said his organization
viii probably declare a stock dividend.
as 1t is desired TO increase the capital
Of the bank in order TO raise the cap
ital sufficiently TO allow the bank TO
enter the federal reserve bank
The City National bank viii prob
ably declare a dividend smaller than
usual This is necessitated. IL is said.
by the increased cost of operation and
the large amount of government Sc
curities being carried by the bank. All
Of the bankers said that the Liberty
loan bonds they are carrying make
their earnings smaller than usual be-
cause of the low interest rate.
r. Weinstien, OF the Union Bank &
Trust company, said that institution
would probably pay the usual semi
annual dividend Mr.. Weiustien said
he had heard Of no reason why this
should not be done.
Deposits Are Decreasing.
All OF the banks agreed that they
are making less money than formerly
and all Of them said the deposits had
80 a ~----' n q aD-- since WAT was
declared A large amount of the
deficit Of the deposits is due TO the
tact that practically every one Of the
depositors IS buying Liberty loan
bonds. investing i'm war savings
stamps and giving TO the Red Cross.
The bankers agree with Winchester
Cooley that the government securities
had been a heavy drain on the local
banks, but excepting 1Ir. Cooley. none
OF them seemed TO think it, was neces-
sary 10 dispense with te dividends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Dealings Are Lightest Of
Any Session in Past
Several Weeks.


NOTE-Quotations reflect closing prices
New York. June 10--Today's stock mar
ket was the lghtest Of any session in
several weeks with the exception of ship
pings. which were strong Important Isl
sues recorded only nominal changes sales
approZimated 100000 shares The close
was Irregular.
stocks n ere moderately depressed at the
opening q today's market resluably IN
consequence Of overnight advances which
report q new uE-se OF the German drive
on the French front Except for the mo-
tor group. which yielded 1 TO points.
reactions did not extend beyond fractions
These were offset by the strength Of
equipments and specialties. including
Baldwin locomotive. General Electric and
Sumarrl Tobacco. the latter gaining
points Liberty bonds were steady.
Fewer than 10000 shares charged hands
in the stcguaur noon hour. Shippiuss
continued the foremost features with sub
stantial additions 90 the early gains in
Marine preferred and Atlantic Gulf
American Telephone was heavy with
Harvester corporation.
The stock market rallied today after
the first decline, motors making COM
plete recovery with ether speculative is
sues Improvement was not long sus-
heaviuess Of United States steel. which
lost a point under persistent pres-Ure-
Liberty 5izs sold az $3.50 TO S99.10- first
zs az Se49S 10 fs5-20s second IS ar S97-7f
20 s95-ls, and fiss at $3.50 60 Ssl-32-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
New Railroad Rates Are
Hard to Figure Out, and
Cause Travellers to Groan

The Inauguration Monday morning
Of the new rates and regulations OF
passenger traffic promulgated by the
national railway administration. oc-
CURED without serious delays or mis-
understandings in FL Paso on the part
Of the public. Except that several
extra operations were required TO fig
ure out the ultimate cost Of a ticket
10 any given destination, ticket agents
experienced no difficulty 10 speak Of
selling a ticket under the new
rules requires about a third more time
than under the old system. said
George Deck, ticket agent Of the
Texas & Pacific. Every item must
be figured separately. and then added
together TO get the total price Of the
ticket The raise in rates extracted a
groan from a number Of patrons. who
said they would have left yesterday
II they had known that the raise was
coming, but on the whole. the new
system went into effect with compar-
atiyely little excitement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
AND OATS
RISE SHARPLY.
Unreasonable Weather Is
Cause; Gains Soon Disap-
pear With Changes.

Chicago. ILL.,. June I0.-sharp advances
took place in the corn market today as a
result OF uufavorahle weather. Il was
said the prevailing low temperature were
adverse TO crop progress and that mois-
ture was excessive Forecasts Of generally
fair and warmer conditions. however Ted
90 a setbeck fin which the gains dIsap-
peared Opening prices which varied
from the same as Saturdays finish TO
go lower. were followed boy a slight down
turn and then the temporary advance.
amounting 20 lie OF more a bushel
Subsequently the readiness with which
offerings were absorbed by commission
houses brought about q fresh up-urn.
helped by talk OF a probable curtaIlmanr
of arrivals The close was strong. 2z
5hc net higher. with July SL3gas CLIO
and August S1.407s.
Oats reflected the changes in corn
Trade was small Af,er opening = of
to a like advance. with July COS Q657sc.
the market scored moderate upturns and
then underwent a sag
Big exports OF lard and meats gave
strength 10 the provision list
Busir ess was chiefly in lard and ribs
Later the fact that holders were real
ling on a liberal scale had a weakening
influence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Livestock Market


chicago, Ill., June 1o.-H0g-R Receipts.
$4,000. Market steady 90 strong. compared
win saturdays close Bulk Of sales.
$3.50 1855; top. S16-95; heavy butchers.
1900 'nlb-b57 medium and Irhr butchers.
slb-tu e 1885, heavy packilE. SI6.l5G
-s-ts' light Fl6-l5 g 1886 PIGS, S16-5o9
Cattle-Receipts 1900. Market active
and steady 10 strong Butcher stock.
steady Beef cattle prime. s1s-75 G17.15i
common and mixed. f12.25 G1e.c5.
sheep-heceipts. 1900. Market slow.
mostly CSC lower Shorn lambs. S17.4C q
ll,i5: medium and good, S15G17-25; ewes
kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No. June 10.-Hogs-Re-
celpts, 1000 Market lower Bulk. $3.50
1855; heavy. S16-10G 1886; light, 1850
Gl6-S0; pigs s16-25116-75.
Catre-Eteceip 1900 including 500
southerns- Market steady Prime fed
steers Sl7 q l7.70s dressed beef steers. SIS
1880; western steers. S14G11.5Os cows
1875 Is; heifers- S6-FOG15-15- stockers
and feeders SS-25 2 1875 bulls, $500
SO; calves $3.50 11S.-O-
sheep-I.eceipts. Seoo- Market steady
Lambs. $3.50 90; yearllnEs, 1fG1Ss wethers
SIS 10 1850. ewes. s11 GIG.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Cole. June -HoEs-Rcceipts
zoo Market steady Top. $3.50; bulk,
1850 1873
CattIe-Recsipts. 4e50. Market steady
20 weak Beef steers. S1-T15-f5: COWS
and heifers IS T1s: stockcrs and feeders.
S. 11f-Z5- calves S12T15-
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Market steldy-
Spring lambs, S17-T5 1885 clipped lambs.
$3.50 416-5e7 clipped ewes, s12G15.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

tBy Associated Pressl-
New York, June 10--Mercantile paper
g and months. percent
Sterling go day bills. SAz2H; CONNER
cial 60 day bills on banks, Si-72i CONNER
ciaI 60 Gay bills. SA714is demand
f4-15E; cables. SAYS 7-16.
Bar silver. 9s1c
Mexican dollars. &c.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
Time loans. steady, go days 81 59ti
so days. So 0e- months 52t &C.
Gail money. strong high, 8; low, 5; ruiz
ing rate g. closing bid, s. offered at 55si
last loan. a.
Lead-SI-50G 7-62-
Spelter-Easr 81. Louis delivery. S7-35 .
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. june 10.-rhe following
were the quotations in The London meg-
ais market today
Spot copper and futures $40; electro
lytic E125-
Tiu-Spot. 1881; futures. 1851
Lead-Sput. EZe los. futures, E2g 1Qa
Speiter-Spot E54s futures ESQ
TIE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican bank notes. STATE bills . lie
Mexican pesos, 1lc-
Mexican gold 58G5ga-
Il Pnso Smelling Quotations.
Par silver CHandy d Harmon quota
dom 9siAc-
London lead. E29-
Pig lead-S7.e5-
Copper-wire bars S225o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
GOVERNMENT TO PROSECUTE
THEFTS FROM ROLLING STOCK

All railroad freight shipments are
now in the hands of the L. 8 gov
eminent. and federal authorities viii
prosecute anyone caught stealing any
think from freight cars. or coal from
cars or engine tenders. This infOrma-
ton was received Monday by John ~
Wyatt, local federal fuel admins
TRAITOR.
According TO Mr.. Wyatt such Of
tenders viii be prosecuted the same
as though they had stolen mail from
railway pCstoffice-
Inspector of police Walter Reese
was in conference with Mr. Wyatt
Monday and the two went over all Of
the communications that have been
received relative TO the punishment
10 be meted out TO those caught steal
ing from freight shipments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
SISTER OF FORMER GAR
ARMIES N sNLITTERI.A M

BeIne, Switzerland. June 1O.-The
arrival in Switzerland Of the grand
duchess Olga. sister Of former EN-
peror Nicholas. Of Russia. gives color
&c recent persistent reports that the
former emperor and empress and other
Of the Romanoff family may take up
residence here or at some other point
outside Russia, where their personal
safety viii be less endangered by dis
orders in that country.
Il IS regarded as significant Of the
German attitude that emperor VIII
liam gave permission for the passage
OF the grand duchess through Ger
many to Switzerland, providing ia
cilities on the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
SURPLUS OF LABOR SAID
TO BE DUE TO LOW WAGES

Last week the United States en-
ployment bureau, basement city hall
secured positions for 43 men and two
women Among the occupations in
cluded were carpenters, carpenter
helpers, laundresses. domestics, cooks.
common l1borers. mine labor, p0rters.
track and saw mill laborers- Some
were placed in positions in FL Paso
and the others were sent out Of city.
A surplus Of labor was reported as
follows. Women-Cooks. domestics.
stenographers, school teachers and
clerical work, uncomfortable me-
chaniCs. house carpenters. clerks. com
mon laborers. track foremen and
watchmen. Many Of these do not
want to leave the city and others re-
fuse to accept work on account of the
very low wage offered. especially
among common and Mexican workers,
IL was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
No Market For Hundreds
OF Cars of Texas Potatoes

Austin. Tex. June 1O.-Reports have
reached the department Of agriculture
that there are several hundred car
leads Of Irish potatoes in Texas for
which there is practically no market.
or If they can be sold at ALL it must
be greatly less than the cost of pro-
duction.
apparently. the only thing to DO
is to keep them until along about
July Is TO August J. when they
should be worth at least 81 per
bushel, and a market in Texas no
doubt. for every busheL" said r. r.
Claridge. of the department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Cram I'D ProVisions

Chicago GraIns, Close.
Corn-July- S1.3s7s. Aug. SL4O=.
Oats-July. size; Aug. 6a@c.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Pork-July $40-E5- Sept. $3.50
l-ard-July. S2A20; sept. $3.50.
Al1s-July. S22e2- Sept. sz2s5.
Chicago Produce, Close.
chicago III. June 10-Butter steadv-
creamery. 54G4Iac
EgEs-Steady. Receipts 1872 cases
tirsts. 30 3-c: ordinary firsts. 2S1 20c-
az mark. cases included. .qTa1c
Potatoes-Higher. old. receipts % cars.
1llchigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin. bulk
s1-5e e 1875 same, sacks. SL-5T1g0- new
receipts, IS cars Louisiana and Teas
triumps, S25OT2I5.
Poultry-Alive. higher. fowls. CSC.
Kansas CITY Produce, Close.
Kansas City, 80, June I8.-Butter-
Creamery. exc; nrsts. ssc- seconds. SIC.
packing. 29c-
Eggs-Firsts- CSC; seconds. &c.
FQultry'-Hens 23c; ROSTERS. 1-1zcs
brouers. 50Ts5c
Mexican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in e.
Paso, 50 cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
SANATORIUM FUND
HAS ALMOST BEEN RAISED

The committeeman soliciting
money for the purchase Of the Mt
Franklin Country club site for the
use Of the Southern Baptist confer
ence as a sanatorium, say that the
S55.000 required VIII be raised within
a few days.
Several Of the committeeman met
al lunch at the Shelton hotel Mon
day noon when Ss6,954 had been
collected in notes, others reported
additional subscriptions about TO be
closed, that would bring the total
close 10 the required amount
Those who attended the luncheoI
were G. p Putnam. Robert krakauer.
ID. Burt Orndorff. Scott White. w. D.
shelton, Charles A. Newman, a. vs..
Reeves, o. C.. Coles, o. J. Binford, j.
j. Mundy and v. r. stiles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
STOCKS
CONTINUE FIRM
Market List Generally
Shows Weakness at Open
ing But Hardens.

eaAL - e@1e-op-u az We opel-ns On
tA- market A-gl-d4r acell -lls 10 D. =
DufLlss o. co., holel Sneiuon. que 70 oe-
pressing Foreign news p-- prices mad
ened about noon me biggest loser was
steel and at one time % sold az 81 of ia
points. later recovering TO s. Meziean
~ We ---- --1 ~
pers held very wei and have apparently
discounted the reduction OF dividends by
Ray -Nefa-@ anu ~Alio- rams sA. Ne4
Lltt-lolla- losses Oh very --llll.au -lt--l5-
ON Una N-t1 A-f-lll-- copper lillll tfS4 -.l
llll4- move 9nA-As -litt- l1ef tern anu
NeW CclHel-a, were lower Ilrllss aero
plane continues 10 no-d Wen aller us
-hlea polnt gam on sa-Sraay-
j. B LurLles d. Co.. stocks and bonds
AQ-e4 oneluon. give the closing prices.
Curb Copper stocks
Globe Dominion .. ................is % s
Grand Island -----. ---.-.--....--l-1 o 10
jerome Portland o.. --....---..14Ge
Gadslen 90 -..---.--- oil 3 p n q =
Austin Amazon ---------------.- -100i5
blg Ledge -.------- -.-----L p n ] 1-l1
Nallmel g. jerome .-------l LILO % 7 500
consolidated Arizona cecil Is II
Dundee Arizona INSTRUMENTATION = n 1916
Green Monster --------..-------.- 5s d1l-16
bull copper ----.-----..-- 80 q %
Howe sound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % p q
Jerome Verde 90 e-16G IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
KIWANIS CLUB WILL PICNIC
FRIDAY NEAR BORDERLAND INN

u vas announced by r. p Hadneld
secretary OF the kiWauis club, Mon
day. that all arrangements had been
completed for the clubs picnic Friday
Members VIII meet at o'clock at
Cleveland square. and drive to a grove
% the valley about two miles west OF
6orderlaud inn, where basket lunches
would be enjoyed. 20 be followed By a
program OF amusements in charge of
Rev p. r. knickerbocker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
FIRE ON GROUND IS FOUGHT
FROM TOP OF BUILDINGS

Much maneuvering was necessary
TO eNtinguish a fire at los North Stan
ton street Saturday afternoon. The
blaze started from a pile Of trash. Sc
curely hidden between two walls in
the rear Of the building which housed
the Toltec shaving parl0r, and Access
sihle only from the roof Acting fire
chief J. r. Sullivan, with all apnara tus
in the central fire station, responded
Two lines Of hose were connected. and
taken TO the roof, from where the fire
was easily put out. There was no
damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
SUGGESTS IS POUND BALE
FOR HAY TO SAVE CARS

Lack Of uniformity in the weight Of
baled hay will disappear If the regu-
lation prescribed by Z. A. Peden. state
food administrator, is carried out A
recent bulletin from Mr.. Peden di-
reefs that hay be baled with a mimi
mum weight of IS pounds This is
done with the object Of reducing the
number Of railroad cars used for the
transportation Of hay. The regulation
also provides that hay shall be sold by
weight instead Of BY the bale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Wanted Miscellaneous.

HIGHEST PRICE paid Ter coal sacks Rio
Gande Fuei Co. 800 S. ST. Vrain- PHI 1544.
ABOJT go sheets OF used corrugated iron.
Phi z1-fR-
WANTED-Io rent. Nlctroia for two or
three months. Pm 6-fs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Help Wantsd-MaIe.



Fan a. Mitchell Employment Agency.
202 san Francisco ST
WANTED-Man for position as dry goods
clerk and assistant 20 store mauaEer-
some knowledge OF Spanish necessary In
quire 609 Mills Bldg The western Fur-
chasing Co
WANTED-RaiIroad rate clerk. or man
with some knowledge OF railroad claim
work Good opportunity for advancement
Moderate salary beginnins. Apply China
Palace Wholesale zoe w Overland see
Hyman.
Can Use SEVERAL YOUNG MEN-
Exempt from draft who ore energetic
and ambitious Must be experienced
in groceries. None other need ap-
ply. call afternoons only The Piggly-
MiEEly-
WANTED-ORDER CLERK
Good. quick. active man. capable q tax
and routing Of wagons Must De familiar
with city and speak some spanish Ad-
dress B5f. care FL Paso l-erald
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN. experience un-
necessary wages fl50-Sll5 monthly.
rsfsaf % ner cent By governments re-
cent $500. 900. 600 annual increase In rail-
road wa Ees- Write Railway lsenl stampl.
care Herald.
WANTED-Boozkeep at once. must be
thorough bookkeeper. able 20 attend cor
resDoudence. capable Of handling credits
and collections when required prefer one
acquainted with grocery business salary
$4,000 per month. bond required IL IN
te-estad write whether married or single,
axe and give references The John H.
NAY Grocery Co.. Las Cruces. ~ M-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
NEWMAN TNVESTMENT Co
FOR RENT-TNTT RETSHFD
Anartments - 8 Unfurnisbed

Apartments Furnished & Unfinished
-~-~-~~~-~~---~---~--- ~---~-~-~-~------------
LINCOLN APIS. fur. o. unfur- 4-rocm
apts-, $40 W. Boulevard PA 1763
AUSTIN ATS furnished ana uufuT-
ulshed- A. p. Goes E Bros. agents. 2O4
n. Oregon ST Pfone 1s5-
ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnished
apartment, modern s-5 W. Missouri Ap-
TIE MONTANA-SweU furnished OK ua-
furnished apartment s1l Montana Phi
WE INSTALL Whist you want on INSTALL
FOUTz-NOORE FURNITURE co.
PiCERELL APARTMENTS-Tw Or four
room modern steam heated apartments for
rent Inspection. and price viii convince
You they ore the best IN city Pm 791fM.
FOR RNISHED
room house. 6Nt ~ virginia -.----sa $4,000
8 room house. 1908 r Nevada ...---g4Q-00
FURNISHED
& room apartment eos W.. Missouri. $3.50
room. sieeping porch. hath. private
P. W. WILLIAMS
Phone MA 11a First Vat. Bank BldE.
For Rent-Apartmsnfs furnished
THE DWYER- Phone 1850.
tOU ROOMS-91s ~ Kansas.
SNAIL cool apt. couple PHI ss94
5 ROOMS. bath ard perch Pm. 5SsTM
AfE. o. rent l1l5 Montana. Pm. Ili5-
FURNISHED APARTMENT a. the Pat
lerson. l2l7 Mesa
REDUCTION m rent az me stark apis.
Gu lan-tor or phone 500 or ISL
FUHNtshED auartmsn;s with sleepns
porches 1910 ~ oregon.
COOL SUMNER apartment $50 Walking
distance. SIS N. Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

UNFURNIsHED apr. Ph. 5ss7J.
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTs. Ph 4ls5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
ADCLUB DIRECTORS WILL
NAME BUSINESS MANAGER

The board OF directors of the r.
Paso Adclub viii be the guests of II.
p Carlock at a dinner at the sheldon
hotel Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
This is the first meeting Of the newly
elected board Of directors A business
manager for the club VIII be APP
pointed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
AUTO AND CAR COLLIDE

\ COLLISION 1eIWeen an auL0mODIIe
driven by Bob Glenn. well known
locally, and Park street car. at
Campbell and san Antonio streets.
Saturday afternoon. resulted in minor
damages to the auto, but no personal
injuries to occupants Of either auto or
car