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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
Tires That Wear Take
Edge Off CuTtai|ment

In the opinion Of some OF the Akron
tire manufacturers tho salvation Of
motorists. when tho big curtailmcnt in
tire production begins to be felt Scri-
ously. depends almost entirely on the
quality Of tires they use.
1t is now generally known that for
war reasons the output Of each pnru-
matte tire manufacturer for August and
September Of this year has been cut &c
so percent OF the output for the cores
pondinE months Of last year.
1t Is also stated on the best authori-
ty that no definite Improvement OF the
situation is apparent Just at this time
Scarcity Of tires seems imminent
Therefore. 1t is argued, tho consumer
who fares hest will be the one who
purchases the longest wearing tires.
~ shortage Of tires would naturally
mean a greater demand than ever fnr
the highest grades Of castings and
tubes" declared T. C. Millhoff. general
sales manager Of the Miller Rubber
company, TO newspaper men the other
day. The silver lining in this particrs-
lar war cloud In the fact that the tire
manufacturers were never in position
to Eive the motor car user such big
return on his investment. as they arc
today.
I'm our own case. for example. VIC
know that our product never before
reached the high stage Of perfection
that It now maintains. and. or cours"f
this is true OF many other companies
"a few years ago we set at work t0
make Miller tires uniform in wearing
qualities. There wern those who laugh
cd at such an idea. They argued that
as long as tires we're built by dIffere7l'
men. those tires would have different
qualities. Our theory WAS that of the
men were OF uniform experience and
workmanship. the tires would be uni
form. within tho last year, Miller uni
form tires have been perfected-oui
theory proved practicable-and l car
SAY couservatively that this one make
of tires alone Will represent saving
Of thousands Of dollars In tire bills te
motorists during the coming months.
Not only will the demand he for tries
that wear the longest. but it Will In
clude tires that give maximum riding
comfort. thereby adding 10 the Lifetime
Of tho cars equipped with them.
Buoyant. resilient ttre--one thnt ncut'
rallies road shocksSwill add surprls
incly to the service of the car Itself
And. that Is just what consumers want
nowadays, they want tho biggest pos
sjbIe return on every investment tina
pertains to motor vehicles.
IN this connection, it should he TO-
membered that there ls a great posi-
btlity Of a much more serious shortage
Of cars than OF tires. Therefore. buy
vour new cars ana tires now and E."
only those of the best quality. Cheap
goods have no place in the affairs 81
today"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
PHI ADELPH|A AUTO CLUB MAKES
NEW SET Of SAFETY FIRST RULES
pErNsY1vANA CITY AuT0tsIs
BACK UP SAfGG1
PRoPAGANpAF PLAN.
To Considered A Wise Move FOR Any
City: May b foNo"eo
--.-. Here Soon.

rno ,uton,obile Club Of Philadclphta
b,s inoururated u propaganda lo'
satetv. Mayor Smith OF THAI ,clls Sr
pointed 4 number or autornoo'I'sS. ~
s,,h a force would materially assist lne
regular police in traffic duty. Ing a.
h.S shot 10 pieces this organization %
SOME extent. but the ciuh speE.Ii,
police committee reports lnat. 1's.'o .
tho committee has been somewhat re-
tImcad in size. II is "lrp and doing ana
mans 10 become increasing active.
T, line with the movement LOT SaAeIE
The auto club places the following ruse :,
before the public as worthy Oh eafeAu
perusal:
T, .roeeinr a street road or highway:
or in stopping into one. stop. !t''A Ak"
listen Guard against danger from "P
preaching vehicles. ,,.-,,
When crossing street. parltcutall!
IN the coEested districts. csoSS III III. n,
in the conxested districts. cross only a.
ths LEFT: and after passing I" the cen
ter OF the street. latch out 10 your
right. crossings
Cross with othc.- %hen possible. Al
ways cross quickly.
In walking in a street OF road Keep
always on the right-hand side IN winch
ever direction you arc travelling.
II caught in the center OF the Stree5
With vehicles coming from both diree'
,tons stand still. When you see We
hIcle coming toward YOU. do not dooge
one way and then another. Keep COINS
In one direction
Do not stand on the sidewalk near the
curb. where vehicles are passing N the
street.
be careful.
Especially childrsu-
~ io
frequently used By automobiles or othc:
vehicles. II Is always dangerous &c
yourself and to others.
Never run or walk into street with
out first making sure It is safe.
Bicycle riders should keep to the
right side OF tho road and travel
straight path to avoid danger.
Do not use roller-skates. carts OF
coasters In the street. You cannot al
ways control your direction.
Never throw a stone or missile OF any
kind at an automobile or other vehicle
It Is against the law. and IT might cause
4 driver to lose control OF the vehicle
and result In an accident.
Do not modest an automobile standing
unattended. This Is against tho law
self and others IN danger
You may fall of and be injured or bt
run OYER by another vehicle when Eol
jump or.
watch out foc yourself and helI
younger children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
WOMEN ARE MAKING
GOOD IN TIRE PLANTS

As the men OF America leave their
,lac,s in tho shops and shoulder me
rifl.. tho gallant women 81 America NJ
shnuldrrins all OF th" lighter Work OF
husbands and brothers until they como
marching home again.
N tho plant OF thu Federal Runner
cotnnanv ct Cudahy. MIS-. patriotic
,von'r, ar. making good in every scn@e
Of tho word on many nf the lighter parts
If tho work and they ar" fast becoming
rs expert iilat Roy arc h"'nS gwen r
thorouC!: framing /" tit th'nl I" neccHfc
expert IN tire manufacture.
Tho women ar" accurate. painstaklnR
and ,lcpendarlc" say the Inen who hay"
tho work in charge.
All " ii" drrarim"utS where women
arn employed in III" factory arc light.
airy and kept scrupul"uslr "lran and
neat, In fact every attention Is given
40 the health and welfare Of all Of tho
",r;rl0v"s and with tn" added women en-
rIu...s hay" come now means of safe
guarding their wcll-eblnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
Road-Building Trucks
wayne County, Michigan, uses Semi
! rrailers to Haul Materials.

The difficulties encountered by IN"
road commissioners of Wayne county.
Michigan In securing freight cars Tor
the transportation OF freight ana equip
ment to the different parts Of III" c"un-
w where road building work is going on
forced them to adopt truck htld trailer
unit which Is giving most satisfactory
service. From their base At Nhyn" they
are compelled to haul supplies and
equipment to the different parts Of the
county where road building work is GO
ing on forced them tn adopt a truck and
trailer unit which ia giving most salts
factory service. From their base at
Wayne they are romncllrd 10 haul sup
plies and equipment to the most remote
sections Of the country and arr often
rushed to keep supplied tn" several
crews OF road workers. The varied ma
turr Of these supplies and tn" long hnula
presented n problem that is complex.
Bv using q ten ton Semi-irnil"r in con
nection with n four ton truck th"y arc
able to cope with tho situation and place
themselves in a position I" he inh"r"nd
cnt If nj other methods of trau$p"rta
tinn.
Hauling an industrial lmr"mntiv" hy
motor truck sc"ms little hii nut "f tho
ordinary. hut Il Is n possibility. r";"r-
thcl"Ss |: was don" in Mirliran re-
Gently
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
M. E. Church.

First ". T.. Churcr. Roy. !. c. Rurk-
ley. pastor. Sunday school nj 9:A5 n.
NJ T. l.. l.n"hHrg"r. superintendent.
public worship AT II a, M. conducted
ny the pastor. subject: What is En-
pcctcd Of tho Christian I'm tho World
War;: Union service nj -" y. M: Re-.
Ryler. pastor OF the Church Of Cod will
deliver the message. All arc invited
ia attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
NJ, z. Church.

Roy. !. G. Buckley. pastor Of tn" NJ.
r. church. will deliver n very interest
ink sermon ri the II o'clock service
Sunday morning. The subject will be:
What is Expected Of the Christian
in the World War;" Everyone is cor
daily invited Ia attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24

Thursday. picnic at inns Fun: Wrdrrs-
day. fnanc" Gumplliirr meeting;
"Wednesday. September IS. annual
hurch meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
'MECHEN


A special meeting Of thu Bunch club
was hold last evening NJ the home If
Miss rhcfna Norris. IF Fifth street
After the business maltres were trans
acted. n social time WIS enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24

Regular services At tho First Church
of God. Tenth street. M"Mcrh"u: JOINT
service ut Fairgrounds. sunday evening;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25

scarcely heard the rest Of Ina
EItzmeyer's chatter. absorbed as was
in startled reaction Frau ROsenthaI
had been talking I'm the Serbian
tongue-tO a brother Of whose exist
ence, as 7 knew from Kuno RosenthaTs
own words. her husband was ignor-
ant
Driving back 20 Potsdam 7 could
think OF nothing else Finally 7 de
termined TO inform my mistress Ct
what 7 had learned.
When 7 had done so the Iafserfn
was eXcitedly eager and triumphant.
Emile" she cried, Il felt sure that
woman was not all she ought to be
there was too much mystery about
her. and now. with this clue in our
hands, III make Wilhelm and Eitel
acknowledge Pm right shall not
rest until 7 get TO the bottom Of
things I shall send for EngeIbach
at once"
The sIeufh Hound.
Herr EngelbacF may ern1af7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ARE DRAGGING
Banks Are Urged by Adams
to Purchase Treasury
Certificates.

Dallas Tex. June 25-The total
subscriptions to United States treas
ury certificates at close Of business at
Is o'clock yesterday amounted TO
S2.000.000. There are seven days left
ia which bankers Of this district may
subscribe for the present issue. The
subscription for yesterday was $780,
oOo
1T must be apparent TO every bank
er in this district that IL we reach the
SIs.910.o00 allotted and asked for by
the government OF the United States
tnal more subscriptions are neces-
sary-' said director OF sales Adams. Il
want 20 again call attention 90 the
-acL rlar Do IS easy for every banker
in this district 90 figure his proper
ton OF the amount asked for bv the
government, because secretary Nc
Auoo has stated that every bank and
banker ln the United States should
subscribe an amount equal 90 two and
q half percent Of gross assets" said
director Of sales Adams. 81 hope il
VIII not be necessary for me 10 send
kilograms 90 bankers Of this district
calling attention to the fact that the
districts quota is far short Of the re-
Quired amount
The bankers Of this district should
also remember that If they do not
subscribe literally for these treasury
certificates. they VIII be offered %
The public direct Until this becomes
necessary, however. 10 is not my i'm
tentiou TO make a real campaign with
individuals. firms and corporations for
subscriptions However. if the bank
ers do not respond, TO viii be neces-
sary. and it viii be done.
'-fhe armies Of this country
must be fed and clothed II Amcri-
en- g. 20 win this war;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
G0RN MARKET
DROPS; RISES
First Easing Off Followed
by an Advance Above
Previous Close.

Chicago. Ill.,. June .5.-Beneficial rains
over a wide territory eased the corn
market a little az the outset. SmaIlness
OF receipts here attracted some notice
from the bulls Opening prices. which
ranged from one cent decline 20 one
fourth Of a cent advance. with July
sLf5H s1-f3iz and August S1-45 90 S146is,
were followed by raise Ct active OPP
lions 90 well above Mondays finish.
Numerous reactions and rallies due in
the main 90 pit conditions ensued. but
the Close was firm. q 90 I &c net higher
with July SL4fiz 20 sLf45s and August
sl.47A
Oats swaycd with corn Selling was
only OF a scattered sort After opening
unchanged TO onc-fourth OF a cent lower
with August 67is TO size. the market
scored material advance
strength in the hog market sent pro-
visions upgrade. Activity was chiefly IN
lard and ribs
Subsequently buying on the part OF
stock yards interests prevented any inn
portant reaction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
Help Wanted-Femals


WANTED-EuEiish speaking gil for gen
erel house work p. 1Q16-
WANTED-Elglish sDeaklng Nexicau girI
tor housesEorE. say nights Pm 1854
WANTED girl dispensers and waitress.
Fot-er Confectionery Co
BEFORE sou move phone 53z and -et
our prices A dollar saved is dollar
canned Houston Transfer Co.
DIR. D. Q. DYsAKT. speciaIisJ. private re-
cepu-u room for LADIES' Offices Of IA
rooms OPP rev p o. Phone 3f5e
ENPERIENCE hoozEeeper ana s-enoE-
raprer- state experience and salary. Adj
dress Ll5I. care Herald
WANTED-Ezpcrenced dining room
mattresses. $40 week. Lunch counter
waitress sll week apply Modern C-fe.
basement Lllls BIDS
TENOGRAPHER-CL EaE-3Iust be fast
and accurate on typewriter. good at fig
-rfs- state salary address L15-- care
Herald
COY EkNMENr needs 10000 women clerks
az Nazlll Er1u- L.Eaulillt lions every ~ here
July o. Experience unnecessary. Women
desiring government positions write fer
free particulars 90 j. C. Leonard CORNER
civil service eZauil1rI. 11l Eeuois bldg.
HashinEtou-
WANTED-Lady combination bookkeeper
and stcnosrapher 90 take complete charge
Of office iu growing automobile accessory
and repair business Must be able 10
Keep corporation books Good salary &c
start and fine future address HOS care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
Livestock Market


Chicago, III, June HoEs-f-ecel Is
t. 000- Light and butcher hcgs, 3 to So
cents higher than Mondays average, me-
dunn and heavy packing grades mostly
Is cents up, good hogs all sold Bulk %
sales g16-c0T 1850 butchers $3.50 q
1855. packing, S15.S0G 1s-55; light. Sl6-55
G16-75; rough $3.50 G15.IS; piss. good
and choice, 1855 G16.5o-
CattIe-Receipts 5000. Active beef
weeks close. other kinds uneveuly higher,
calves mostly p cents higher
Sheep-Receipts, 10000. Market steady
TO lower than Monday idaho spring
lambs. $3.50; native spring top. $3.50;
fair California springs, $50 Washington
wetkers. $3.50
kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City, No, June 25.-HoEs-ae-
ceipts 1900. Market steady TO strong
light $3.50 q 1896 pigs. $3.50 lo-sl-
Cattle-Recelpts 10000. including 500
southerns- Market steady 20 weak Prime
fed steers. ST. 017.75; dressed beef steers,
slSG16-75. western steers. $3.50 @ ll-l5;
cows $3.50 G13s heifers- S9gl4s stockers
and feeders. S7-50 1850; bulls, $i--5 @ II Q
calves. IS G1i-
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
Lambs. S16G1S-5oi yearlings. SIS g l5-'1i
wethcrs, S120145 ewes. Sl0UlA
Denver Livestock Close
Denver. Colo. June -HoEs-Receipt
$500 Market 10 cents lower Top. $3.50 .
bulk s15-s0EIf-
Cattle-Receipts. 200. Market slow and
steady. Beef steers. S12Wl6-5O; cows ana
heIfers. gSG1L25; stCckers and leeleru,
IS F11.5O; calves. S1zG15-
Sheep-Recsipts. $500. Market steady
Lambs, 81 G17-50; ewes. sl2a l--5o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
HIT BY
PROFIT TAKING
All Rails Open Strong, But
Ease Off Some After
First Hour.

While tho market held strong this
morning. following Mondays good news,
no new advances were made. and profit
taking caused reactions in several OF the
principal stocks according 20 j. s. CIR
Mss e. Co.. Hotel sheldon.
Miami and Inspiration continue TO be
the strongest OF the copper issues. gain
ing ! p points IN the past two days Ana
couda gained half point az tho opening.
lheu settled back 90 Mondays close Al
noon smelters was of a half point.
Inspiration opened today at $50. an
overnight gain Of I ? points. but on re-
alization OF profits broke TO 53a.
All Rails Change Strong
All the rails orened strong hut eascd
of after the first hour. Mexican Pc
troIeum IS a favorite with the pools. and
was the only stock on the board 10 re-
main above the opening figures
bid. the highest point in two weeks verde
Combination held very strongs 1l-l6 bid,
= asked.
Big Ledge, very active and strong for
over week. sold OF trifle- Green
Monster sold as low as half
The equipment stocks made big gains
in the final hour. american Car d. FOun-
dry advancing from 81 20 Sfh- Railway
Stceu Spring was up two points
Texas oil advanced from ll- TO 49,
General motors. on news 81 new orders Tor
equipment shot up 90 1f9, new high
Tie following quotations furnished by
J. S. Curtiss o. CO.. stocks and bouus,
Hotel Sheldon give closing prices.
Curb Copper st6cks-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
n. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Pressl-
New york June .5.-licr eautile paper.
6 months 6 percent; six months @ percent
Sterling. so day Ellis. sE7eiz; COM
merclal 90 day bills on banks. SL72; COM
mercial so day bills. SA11ss; demand
Sf-T51. cables. Ef76 7-16.
Bar silver. s9t=c-
Mexican dollars &c.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds easy.
Time loans. steady; 60 days, sag 5 Z /;
so days "a %; g months. 81 = percent
call money. flrmer5 high. g. low. A.
ruling rate. AZ; closing hid, p offered
al 8; last loan, percent
Lead-S7g0
speItsr-East ST. Louis delivery. $500
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng, June -5--The following
were the quotations in the London met
ais market today;
spot copper and futures $40; electro
lytlc f1.5.
Tiu-spot. $3.50. futures E352
Load-Spot t2g Iosi futures. rs los
Spelter-Spot r5f. futures ESQ
THE LOCAL MAHkET-
Mexican bank notes. state bills 80 lSe
Mexican pesos. &c.
Mexican gold 5sG58A-
Fl Paso smelling Quotations.
Bar silver CHaudy Harmon quota
toni s9izc-
London lead, fe9. los.
Pig lcad-S1-g2J-
Copper-Wire bars. S2s.5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
MARKET
IS UNSETTLED
Constant Pressure Against
Leaders Is Cause; Trad
ing Professional.

NOTE Quotations reflect closing prices
June %.
New York. June constant pressure
aga inst leaders. notably United States
steel provoked occasional unsettIement in
today's professional stock market. sales
aproximated $50. 900 shares.
Stocks opened with firm tone but soon
reacted as result Of pressure against
United States Steel. Baldwin locomotive
and related iudustrials and equipments
ShiuplEEs also were moderately reaction
ary- Tho movement in rails again was
very narrow and irregular. Liberty bonds
were steady.
The early setback. which was attributed
to selling based the British premier's
statement. was loon largely overcome Ac-
tive buying OF oils, motors, feathers, ship
pings and e1uipu ents at overnight gains
Of one 20 three points served 20 read.ust
prices aouther moderate reaction set IN
at midday or renewed offerings OF United
States Steel and Reading Liberty ass
sold ar $3.50 20 $3.50, the first As at
sAO6. second As at 1886 &c sL02 and
As at 1886 to o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
Grains and Provisions

Chicago GRAIN Close
Corn-July. Sl4fiz; August fI-f1il-
Oats-July. use. August 6Tasc.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-July. $40; September. $3.50
Lard-Juiy. $3.50; September, $3.50
Ribs-July. $3.50; September, S25-67-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. H., June 25--Butter un-
changed
Eess-Receipts. s0.s1s cases. Market
higher. Firsts. SEA s-c; ordinary firs-s,
So @ 55c. at mark. cases included. so n 34c.
Potatoes-RecCiT Is. l. cars, old Market
unsettled. Wisconsin. Michigan and MIN
nesota. bulk. SL10G1-=5. same. sacks.
SIS $50, New-Rccelpts. so cara
Market unchanged
Poultry-Alivc. Market higher. Fowls.
e7c; springs. 52G42c-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas city. 40. June e5.-Buttor-
Creamery. soc: flfsts. 5SizCs seconds.
So &c; packing. 10izc-
Eges-Firsts o5f=c- seconds CSC
Poultry.-Hens. 2fc; ROSTERS, 1Slzc;
broiers. 0G55c-
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in z
Paso. 50 cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25

WILL CARE for few children iu my
home Phone f1ss1L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25

LosI-sa turday s. D. m-. rug s1l- Re
ward PHI ITO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25

Wanted-Hiouey
-----------------~~------
COMBINATION coal and gas stov-s-ea.sy
terms
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
Wanied-Real Estate.
~~~---~----~-----~------- ------~-~-------------
WANTED 90 buy. small bungalow. fur
nislel, with down payment $50 or 500.
balance Eke rent Write z. ~. care Her
RANCH WANTED With cattle. Wui trade
ID Paso business property. about se50.o00.
HAWKINS BROS.
aI5-e17 Martin Bids Phone $500
Wanted 10 Rent.
-------~------------------ ---~--->-------------
WANTED 90 rent house very close in. vrIll
buy furniture u bargain Phi. 1915.
lNEJENIsHED bungalow. rooms and
sleep-ns porch hy July IS; permanent
Rh- lAsQW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


an trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot Of san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In II EasQ
or mountain standard time
SANTA Fl
For Albuquerque Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles-No- SOS Tvs 500 a M; No. $40
at 500 n
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chicago-No. sol arvs 10 a. M; No. SO7
FL PAsO a SOUTHWESTERN
western Diyisionl
For Arizona and California-No. 3 Tvs.
$500 p. M, No. 2 Tvs. at 7:f5 o. M
From Arizona and California 80 no.
Eastern Divisionl
For Kansas City. St Louis ana Chicago
NO. iv-- 1901 .. M; No. at S;55 p. m.
From Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas
City-No. arvs. 200 a. M: No at $40
D. m
CLOUDCROFT SCHEDULE
Leave ID Paso Train No 4.....-1e-Ol pm.
Arrive AIamogordo Train No. g.. o:s7 pm.
Leave alamoEordo Train No %. $500 Q. IA.
Arrive Cloudcroft Train No. g.. $50 pm
Leave Cloudcroft Train No 2I-I0.IO a. m
Arrive Alamogordo Train No 21.12-30 pm.
Leave Alamogordo Train no g. 800 pm.
Arrive Fl Paso Train No. 5.--.-. $40 2. M
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
Westinghouse. 1O2 Tvs $500 p. M: No
10 az 1889 p. m.
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Antouio-arrives at t-55 O. M; No. at
$3.50 p. IN.
For Arizona and CaHfornia-No. / Tvs.
l.l5 a. m; No lol at T:lo a m: No.
los at $500 p. m
From Arizona and Califoruia-So. 9 arvs
at 11;f5 a. M; No. 102 arvs. 2;s5 p. M;
40. 10 az 1000 p. m.
TEXAS & PACIFIC
For Dallas and ST. Louis-No. Tvs. $50
a. M. No. 8 at Sis p. m
From St Louis and Dalias-No- ] arvs.
1915 p. m-- No. % arvs. at Sis p. m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
MEXICO g NORTHW EsTERS.
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
WEATHER BULLETIN.
{. =. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
al 2 a. m 18th me
ridian time; 8 a. m
Fl Paso time. June
IS. 1875
Forecasts:
Fl paso and VIZ
cinity Generally
fair tonight an d
Wednt sdsy-
New Mexico Cen
orally fair tonight
and wednesday not
much change in
Temperature.
West Texas: To-
night and Wedaes-
day generally fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25

Las CKt CES AUTO-Lcaves Herald Of
flee az o. m Arrives at Las Cruces ass
o. m the returning car leaves Lac Cruces
postoffice Tor e. Paso $50 o. m. via Mes
quite. Telies. la Mesa Chamhertno and
Canutillo ard arrives 30 e. Paso 7:l5 o.
m Phone 2120 FL PaEo; 1f5 Las Crucen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
Industrial Stocks.
WEEKLY DANCE TONIGHT.

MEEkL1 DANNA1 AutANFhA
The regular weekly dance or the
enlisted men Of the Fifth cavalry at
the post hall. Fort Bliss, postponed
Monday night. because OF Uaneuvers
will be given tonight said chaplain
Timothy O'Eeefe this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
Cotton Market

New York Cotton, Close
New York. June -5.-Cotton futures
closed strong July. eT-e7; October. -5-72.
December 1888; January, s5-0Ss March,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25

Argentine women have won their right
TO all the professions, including engineer
ing and law