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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
ONLY HALF TEXAS QUOTA
OF CERTIFICATES ARE TAKEN

Dallas. Texas. July 25.-The federal
reserve bank Of Dallas had received,
up to the close Of business yesterday
800 subscriptions from banks and indi-
Viduals for treasury certificates Of the
July 20 issue. amounting TO approx
imately S6.50Q.00o, according TO Ma
than Adams. director of sales.
1Ir. Adams issued this statement
The most critical period Of the
world wide war in which we are en-
gagged is at hand and il is vitality nee
essary that these treasury certificates
be absorbed as fast as offered in order
to keep the government in funds
WhereWith TO meet its expenditures in
carrying on its military operations
1T is therefore the duty Of every
bank in this district TO assist the
government in this respect 10 the fun
extent of its ability. The purchase
Of these certificates not only provides
the government with funds for its i'm o.
mediate needs. but also provides the
banks with a convenient means Of
making payments for themselves and
customers TO cover subscription for
bonds Of the fourth Liberty loan
1T is realized that cattle must be
fed, crops must be grown and indus
tries essential to the winning Of the
war must be fostered. but we cannot
stop the war and hold it until the
cattle and crops are marketed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
Fair
Board To Pay
It's Shortage
Has Vouchers For Every
Dollar, But Some Expen-
ditures Are Questioned.

Phoenix. ARK, July 25.-The short
age Of tae former state fair commits
sion is to be covered within a few
days. The former commissioners have
available in cash about $500 in Phoe-
nix banks and to this sum wiz add
$500 raised on then own Joint note,
hoping that this note viii be paid by
The next legislature
From no source has come any inti-
nation that the shortage sued for by
the new commission had any dishon-
est cause Vouchers are on hand for
every item Of expenditure, but the
payments are said TO have been
greater than the legal allowance made
by the last legislature. Two extraor-
binary items in the cost sheet were
$500 for the expense OF the Cantu
military band. brought from Lower
California and over $4,000 for fitting
up a natural history section under the
care Of the state game warden The
legislative act appropriates $4,000 for
the fair. but directs that all receipts
shall be deposited with the state
treasurer. while the commission shall
handle its payments through the state
auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

lAsLA-- "a --A-A u AN r - 4 = ~ Do ~ "a -
NAN srage-Cara ieave GLOBE daily al 8
a. n. makilg dlrt - connections Tor Hay
den. Ray. Superior. Florence. Phoenfr ar.s
Tucson Cars leave WlnkeImau daily tor
the return "trip et 2 o. m Globe telephone
No lsu Tea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
WEATHER
WEAKEN5G CORN
Market Opens Low, Rallies,
Then Declines Further;
Oats and Hogs Sag.

Chicago. Ill July 25-Con prices
showed weakness todav as result OF a
favorable. weather forecast Opening
prices. which ranged from 2 01Lc lower.
with August at sL5fGL5fE. and Sep
TENDER az s1-5s7s T1-5515- were followed
by a decided further setback. ard then
by something q q rally.
Opinions that sharp curtailment Of
receipts was imp ending stimulated a tenn
porarv demand. hut was offset later 1y
hearish fcrop adVIces. cheering military
news and uy renewed peace talk
The close was nervous -it G5Fsc net
lower. with August az sL5155 QL52, and
September at Sl-5215 p 1888
oats were easier with corn Trade was
light After opening unchanged to one
cent lower with August 90 G9i= 0Ioc, the
sag
Lower quotatlorz on hogs had a de-
pressing effect on provisions Weakness
i'm grain also was a hearish factor.
No important rally took place Houses
with stockgard connections were sellers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
FABRIC
PRICES FIXED
Differentials VIII Apply
Between July 1 and
October 1.

Washington. D. C.. July 25.-Dif-
ferenuaIs OF cotton fabrics. figured
on six basic prices. agreed upon for
the period between July / and October
J., were announced today by the war
Industries board
The differentiaIs are as follows
Drills. from $3.50 TO 57.4sc per
pound
Uniform cloth. 60.s0c per pound
-Four Leaf twills. 53.s1c to 55.S4c
per pound.
sheeungs e17se TO 117se per yard
Enameling duck. from sc to Sic
per pound
Fiat and twisted filling duck, from
sc 10 sac per pound.
Three leaf wide drills, from 64.5sc
TO 60-4Qc per pound
Four leaf wide twills, 62-98c per
pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
Grains ID ProVisions

LllclaQ Arflsu. Nll4G-
Corn-Ausuzt. S1-512, Septemher
1881.
Oats-AuE-st. fS1zc- September. 68 &c.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-Juiy, sf5-S5; September, $3.50.
Lard-JulT. sz6.45s September, E26.s2-
Ribs-JulT. s2A65- Septembe-, $3.50
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. jill, July -5--Butter-1Iari-1t
steady. Creamery, S8it 43c-
EEEs-Rece- f429 cases Market I'M
settled. Firsts. 5S G591ci ordinary firsts.
b @ SIC; at market, cases lncluced, $40 @
Ssc-
Potatoes-Receiptz. IS cars Market un-
settled Virginia barrels cobblers, $500
ass Minnesota. early Ohius. S2-15G2 -25.
Illinois Ohios s-.10G2-15; Kentucky cob
hlers, $3.50 --G5- Kansas and Missouri
early Ohios. S2GZ50
PeuItry-Alive, lower. Fowls. IS as &c;
springs. 81 G5Zc-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas city. 40. July. -5--Buttcr-
Creamery. zoe; firsts. csc; seconds, sec
packing asc-
P0ulrry-L uchanEed-
EEgs-Firsts a-c- seconds. sec.
Mexican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in =
PaEo, = cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
Livestock Market

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. I'LL. july -5.-Hogs- Receipts
$1,000. Market 15G--c lower than yes
terday's best- trade slew on all but
sla-65 e 1900 packing. $3.50 g 1870
rough, s17-25 1870; hulk o. sales. $3.50
zlS-s0- pigs Sl1--5G IS
Cattlc-Ecceints 1900 Market. good
cattle strong others slow TO lower $3.50
bid for corn fed and distlllers; calves
steady beef cattle good choice and
prime s17 G1S-25, common and medium.
s1l-75 az. butcher stock. ccws and helf-
ers Sz-5e 1t--5; Gamers and cutters.
choice and fancy, S1l-5Q -. inferior.
common and medium. SSl1ozQ; veal
calves. good and choice S1f-50 17-5O-
Sheep-Re c6ipts. 5000. sheep generally
steady Top native lambs SlS.15s no
westerns here
kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. llo-, July -5--Ho Es-Fe-
ceipts. 1900. Market steady Bulk.
$3.50 G18-151 heavy, $3.50 1l9i light
Cal-le-Heceip-s. 5000 Market s-r-us
Prime steers. s17-75 G1s-55. westerns, So
"a 1886 cows. S5-50E-S. helfers. SIS Gl57
feeders s7-50G16.65; calves. -S8l1A
Sheep-Receip-s. 1000 Market strong
Lambs. SIS 1875; yearlinEs. sll4 1885,
wethers, s10615-50; ewes. IS G1275-
Denver livestock, Close.
Denver, Colo, July -5--HoEs, Receipts
$500. Market str ng- Top, $3.50; bulk,
CsttIe-Reosipts. 200 Market steady 20
strong Beef steers, f12G16-50; cows and
heiferz. S8G1L50; stocEers and feeders
$3.50 F11- calves. S1zm1G-50-
Sheep-Receinrs. 1900 Market steady
Lambs, S17G1s; ewes. SO 1-Z5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
TWO CORPORATIONS GIVEN
PERMITS TO OPERATE HERE

Austin, Tex. July e5.-Permit to do
business in Texas was granted today
by the state department to the SotOl
Products Co. OF Phoenix. Ariz-; cap
ital stock $4,000. its Texas head
quarters is in El Paso.
Permit was also granted to the
Merchants Protective corporation. Of
Indianapolis, Ind; capital stock
$4,000, with headquarters at FL Paso.
The sotol Products Co.'S plant is
across the railroad tracks from the
Globe Mills. in West II Paso. and is
just starting operations. Claiborne
Adams and associates are at the head
of it, one product that viii be made
is sotol molasses for mixing with
feed for cattle and horses.
The Merchants Protective associa-
tion is a new corporation here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
ENGINEER BROTHERHOOD
TO HAVE A PHOENIX LOCAL

Phoenix. Ariz-. July 25--,A branch
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemeu and Engineers has been or
ganized In Phoenix. especially 10 cover
the employees of the Arizona Eastern
system, heretofore ununionized- It is
said there viii be added at once a
branch Of the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen. TO include the brakemen,
sTitchmen, baggagemen and conduc-
tors The conductors already have an
Arizona Eastern and santa Fe men
running into Phoenix. The other
trainmen Of the santa Fe, Prescott
and Phoenix lines are organized at
Prescott the site OF the santa lie
railroad shops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
GET PUBLICITY
At k. C. MEETING
Rotarians in the Limelight
There; Former Secretary
Is Air Student.

L Concluding reports on the Kansas
City convention, with particular ref
erence to the part played by FL Paso
| delegates, were heard by Rotarians
I at their weekly meeting. Thursday
noon at Hotel Sheldon VIII r. Winch,
n. T. Sherman and Jack P. Sheehau
made brief reports
Mr.. Winch confined himself TO the
publicity secured by the Ell Pasoans,
through his and G. A. Martins efforts.
He said they reached Kansas City at
Z 80 p. m, and. after eating, visited
newspaper offices. with the result
that the delegation had press notices
from the beginning FL Paso post
cards, distributed by a young wo-
man. and the large sOmbreros and
small souvenir hats also contributed
largely to the publicity secured by
also was effective Mr.. Winch re-
Some Up All Night.
Mr. Sheehan spoke briefly on some
Of the humorous sides. He said he,
Mr. Martin and president II. r. Nc
Clintock. picked the best rooms for
themselves and the other delegates
had to take what they got. THE con-
vention opened at 9 a. M" he said.
and some OF us were there on time.
an Aa---H aNAAAE u ID ali AAA
order to be on time" He added that
Robert kralauer used secret meth
DDS 10 have boy scouts post his name
frequently on the bulletin board. the
calls being merely "camouflage-"
Dir. Sherman said he was impressed
BY the fellow feeling evidenced by all
the delegates. You felt as ~ you
had known each other for years he
said.
Asks Aid for New Company.
sistance Of r. j. Pritchard. who has
been recommended for the second
lieutenancy. is recruiting an Fl Paso
company Of Texas infantry. asked for
the moral cooperation OF Rotary. AIr.
Prirchard also spoke to this end, The
club endorsed the new home unit, az
ter its organizers had left.
Frank Fletcher Writes.
A letter was read from former sec
rotary Frank B. Fletcher. training fin
the aviation section Of the navy and
stationed at the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute OF Technology. Mr.. Fletcher
gave an interesting account OF the
duties Of student airmen. II was de-
cided that members OF the club each
write him letter conveying FL Paso
news.
Prize for Woodwork.
On suggestion OF president H. r.
who was absent I'm Chi
caEO and present through a telegram.
ana in whose absence q. A. Martin
presided. the custom OF giving an at
enhance prize was restored. Fred
Woodwork drew the prize. an order
on W T. Hixson q Co. for Rotary
min. donated by AR McCliutork Z
George frost was selected as the
goat for next meeting and will have
20 contribute the prize then.
Two new members we're introduced [
by Mr.. Martin-Sar1 7. HeiliEers and
John C. Echlin- Raymond 2 Mas
ters. local manager OF Woolworth's I
was q guest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MAKE MILLIONS IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Ariz-. July 25.-The insur-
ance department of the state corpora
ron commission submitted It's report
for the past fiscal year Insurance
companies of all classes for the year
did a gross business Of S3.679,9l9, and
paid out in losses. for fire S1u5.-
S3s. for life S3S0.732 and miscellane-
Gus. Sl6f.3S3. q total Of S1.25O.s55.
leaving an APPARENT profit Of S2.43S, 965.
The companies are assessed by the
state two per per cent of their gross
premium receipts. this being the ma
1or part Of the departments income
for the year of SS1.523, which passed
the previous year by $4,000. Doing
business in Arizona are % life. IS fire.
% miscellaneous and is fraternal or
CARNATIONS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
OLDSMOBILE NEARLY BUTTS
PHONE POLE OUT OF GROUND

travellers on the concrete road
northwest OF Ell Paso. Thursday morn
ing saw an Oldsmobfe car. license
16O511. Texas, off the road against a
telephone pole. near the second curve
south Of Canutillo. after a collision
with the pole, in which the pole was
broken in two and partly uprOoted,
the stump against the front axle and
tenders supporting the upper piece
dangling from the wires. The front
end OF the car was considerably stove
in, front axle bent and tenders dam
aged. No one was I'm the car when the
observers passed
At the county collectors Office il
was said that the car was registered
in the name Of George c.. Johnson.
formerly Of 521 First National bank
building. but now at 401 Mills build
ing At the latter place &c was said
that Nr- johnson left Ell Paso We'd
nesday evening, and nothing had been
heard Of the accident He resides on
Prospect avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
RISE;
TRADING BRISK
Good News From the War
Front Has Stabilizing Eff
feet Upon the Market.

Continuation Of good news from the
war fronts had a very stabnizing and
Strengthening effect on the market Thurs
day. according to J. s. Curtiss & Co., shell
don hotel
Anaconda opened with an overnisht
gain Of ore-quarter and sold as high as
SOS. Smelters was up g. Inspiration
opened Off half az 5215 TO g. steel
was the strongest issue on the board and
was followed by the other steels and
equipments. The opening price was los;
high lee 81 Important rail issues adj
rauced on an average OF half point
Mexican Petroleum gained 81 per share
overnight
Curb trading was very quiet. New Cor
nelia made another new high record Of
197s Gs- Verde Extension recovered an
other half point. United Eastern adj
vauced 3-16. Combination was much
stronger than for several days. = bid.
3 asked Tom Reed was up two cents
TO JOG.
Eucoura Eing news during the last hour
sent the market upwards very rapidly,
Steel gaining p points and Mexican Pc
-roleum touching par Reading shot up
10 So Clppers did not share the adj
vance OF rails and sndustrials-
The following quotations furnished by
J. S. Curtiss Sc Co. sheldon hotel, stocks
and bonds give the closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
40 WETALS

lBy Associated Pressl-
New York. July -5.-ll ercaurile paper,
& months percent SIX months percent
Sterling 61-day bills, S4T2iz; CONNER
clal 60-dsy llIls sL7lsls demsud,
f4.75 2-16. cables. si-T5 7-16-
Lires-Demand. S8-15i cables, $3.50
Bar silver. e9Hc-
MEXICAN collars. zee
Time leans s-ronE- all at s percent
can money. srrunE- high, low ruling
rate and last loan. g. closing bid 81
offered az per cent
Lead. CueL spot SE.05-
Spal-er quiet. East St. Louis delivery,
spot. $3.50 Q SO.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. July 2f--The following
were the quotations Ia the Lo1don met
ais market today
Tin-spot 1855; futures 1850.
Spot. coppers and futures, El2-; electro
lytic. f157.
Lead-spot E29 11si futures. Ezs 19A
Spelter- spot E54s tutures. z55-
TIE LOCAL MARKEE
Mexican bank notes. state bills, &c lao
Mexican pesas. re
Mexican gold 5BE5sA.
Fl Paso smelling Quotations.
Bar silver CHandy g. Harmon quota
ticll es5c-
London lead. Ees. los
Pig lead-f8-l5-
Coppa1-Wirs bars. SIS.
NoTE-ouo-atiors reflect closing prices
July
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
RAILROAD And AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLES

All trains arrive and depart from uaion
station, foot Of san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In e Paso
or mountain standard time
SANTA IF
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicaso. Les
Angeies-Nc- SOS Tvs $500 a u-s No SO
az $500 p
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chleago-No- sol arvs 10 a m-s No soI
az $500 p m
FL PAsO 3 SOUTHWESTERN
western Divisionl
For Arizona and Califoruia-No. 8 Tvs
$500 p m. No Tvs at I-45 p M
From arizona and California - No. =
Eastern Divisioul
Fer Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
-No- Tvs. 1891 p ms No az S-55 p III.
From chicago St Louis and Kansas
city-No- arvs 700 a M: No 5 a. $50
CLOUDCROFT SCHEDULE
Leave II Paso Train No. 4...--.I1-OI Pm
Arrive Alamogordo Train No e.. 2:s7 pm
Leave Alamogordo Train 40. g. $500 pm
Arrive Cloudcroft Train No. g. $50 p.r
Leave Cloudcroft Train No. 21...1Os10 an.
Arrive Alamogordo Train No. 21.12:30 pm.
Leave Alamogordo Train No. g.. 1890 I'm
Arrive p Paso Train No &c., $50 pm
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio, New orleans and
Washington-No- lo7 Tvs $500 D. M No.
10 az 1889 D. IN.
From Warrington. New Orleans and san
$3.50 p. m
For Arizona and Caufornia-No. Tvs.
l-15 a. m-s No 101 at 7-10 a. m: No
los az $500 D. m
From Arizona and Callfornia-No 4 arvs.
az 11-45 a. ms No. 102 arvs Gas o n.
30. 10 al 1880 D. m
TEXAS & PACIFIC
For Dallas and ST Louis-No. s lVs. $50
a. M; No az Sis p. 10.
From St Louis and Dallas-Nc. arFs-
1888 o. ms No. 8 arvs- az 9;l5 ?. n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule.
MENICO & NORTHWESTERS-
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
EASTERN SOLDIER AND
HIS SWEETHEART MARRIED

Camp Cody. Deming, II. II, July o5.
-Sergt- Eli j. Tebo. Of the quarter
master corps formerly Of WatertoWn,
Mass, and Wiuifred U. JOY, OF the
SINE far eastern city. were married
at the Episcopal reccory in Deming by
the Rev. l. g Holsapple on Wednes-
day afternoon The witnesses were
Sergts- T. =. Taylor and c. j. Shipee
Of the military organization as the
groom The wedding and the supper
~ the Harvey house later. were real
Matertown reunions for all were
from that llassachusetrs city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
SUES MESA FOR $4,000
ON BEHALF OF BURNED BOY

Mesa. AriZ, July 25--Attoruey C. F.
Struckmeyer has filed suit against the
city Of Mesa for $4,000 damages. on
behalf Of Lloyd Ellsworth. aged IS.
who lost an drm and leg, almost
burned away by high voltage wire
on the roof OF a Transformer house,
upon which the lad and a companion
had climbed. The city viii auege
that the danger Of the wires was wei
known and that such fact had been
posted below and that the lad had
trsspassed at his own risk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

WTHEN organdie made its bow at
W Palm Beach last winter. not even
the fashion forecaster dared prophesy
that it would be 50 sweepingly used
for every kind OF trimming. and all
manner Of fr0clzs. Old rose dots on a
white ground Of soft wolfe, is crisped
into the smartest OF cool frocks by
means Of an organdie collar. sleeves.
sash and skirt folds. The sash is Dor
dered with wolfe. Organdie sashes.
which bark back TO pinafore days. are
found on every weave OF cotton
dresses and even silk and serge This
gown is recommended for warm DAYS.
Its crisp look is bound TO prove an
autidote for hot weather eunuL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
OF PIONEER DOANE
FRIDAY MORNING AT HOME

The funeral Of DeIavan 2. Doaue, Il
Paso pioneer. who died Tuesday eve
uinE. VIII be held at his late home at
1921 llaeoffin avenue Friday morn
Ing At 10 o'clock Rev. John NJ Jackson
VIII cfficiate the funeral procession
leaving the house for Evergreen
cemetery. where interment viii be
made. The 3. r o. =. Elks and FL
Paso Pioneers association to both Of
which the deceudeut belonged, VIII
send deIegatiOns 10 the funeral
Active pa1Ibearers viii be Maury
Edwards. O.. n Bassett, George D.
Fl0ry. Park ". Pitman, John Schairer
and = f. KiIburn.
Honorary pallbearers VII be Judge
Joseph LaEoffin, c. r Morehead. Dr.
g. IL Higgins. A. p Coles, DIT. ". j.
Jones, r. C.. llyles. IL ". Stanton and
2. v Berrien-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
Negress, Cut to Ribbons,
PeeUed at 'SIow' Doctors

Atlanta, Ca. July e5.-Cut and
slashed so fearfully that her heart
could be seen beating through
wide cash in her side, and severely
slashed around the throat Daisy
Wallace. negress. lay at Grady hos
pitaL Physicians were consulting
in a low tone. and had just decided
nothing could be done.
SAY. looIzy heah. white folks"
the negress remarked fin a distinct
peevish tone, "ain't yo'au gwine TO
do muffin fur me2"
The doctors later stated she
might recover.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

Camp Cody Dsming. n. NJ. July %.
A division amateur boxing tourna-
ment is being arranged by The di-
vision athletic office. It viii be
worked out along the lines eliminat-
ing man as soon as he meets de-
feat in three round contests under
A. A. u. rules. Regulations and
schedules viii be arranged by the
athletic officer for working of the
tournament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
VETERAN ARIZONA EDITOR
RETURNS TO THE RECORT

Globe. Ariz.. July 25.-Jos II. Ham
ID, for years at the helm Of the Silver
Belt and the Globe Record, success
slvely. now again is i'm editorial
charge Of the Record, which he estab-
llshed five years ago. He is a pioneer
IN the local newspaper field. called
here nearly 30 years ago 20 assist his
uncle. Judge A. r. Hackney. who came
mere about 1873 from Silver City 10
establish the Silver Belt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

--~----5--~-~-----
WANTED-Merican girl 511e Bliss
WASTED-lIanicarist so0 saa Franelseo-
" ANTED-Amerlcan woman for house
keeper and plain cooking a3ll Cam
bridge. Phi fs19M
WANTED-ETDerieu riri for caLdy
store Apply American Candy Aitcnen-
SIS T. Missouri
WOMEN WANTED 20 train for nurses.
high school graduates rrsferrafl- Apply
in person. SIT crlutendert q E.olstrn school
for Nurses. Montana ard Etedras-
YOUNG LADY stenorraphar- Must Be "a
miIiar with general office work Amari-
can Grocery CO.. wholesale Erocerz, sos
GIL s. III Paso ST.
WANTED - Experienced dining room
mattresses SIC week Lunch counter
mattresses 81 week Apply Modern Gaze.
f7asemen- Nills BilE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
nv MEMORIAL

l1cdces under This heading accepted Tor
publication e. the raading notice rated
In Ed o. Summers wishes 10 thank
his many friends for their kindness
and beautiful floral offerings during
the long sickness and death Of his
beloved vie, Ida
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
WALL STREETS
QUIET ALL DAY.
Just Before Closing Hour
Hardening Tendency
Was Manifested.


New YORK July -5--Sta Euari1u pre-
vailed in today's market until toward the
end % the session, when the market
hardened
sales a1pro1imated 100000 shares
Speclslties continued their irregular
trend az the opening % today's stock
market Fractional gains BE- United States
steel Pacific Mau. Industrial Alcohol and
colorado Fuel. were balanced by recess
sio1s extending from fractions 20 point
in Dis-ilers- Inspiration Copper and Ea-
tionai Biscuit ST. Paul, preferred was
the only rail- To- show even a nominal adj
vance
Liberty bonds we're inclined 90 yield
Pressure against leaders relaxed on to-
DAYS stock market United States steel
showed better support on its extreme rise
OF us. with su1s-antlal gains FOR Cruel
Die Steel Baldwin Locomotive. Marines
preferred. Pacific SIAN and oils ST. Paul
preferred lost its early firmn=ss- Reading
hardened but other railway shares were
altogether neglected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

MOGOLLON-Daiiy 20 and from silver
City and M0gcilon. Cars leave Silver CITY
% arrival Of Santa Re train No ST.
Mogoicn, 8 a. m Bennett Motor Transit
90. Phone TO- OPP Depot
LURINGrUN. PLALNVIEN AND IaTIai
Leaves Tatum Q a. tn Mondays. Wedueu-
days and Fridays for Lovlngton. makine
connection az Lovingtun for Carlsbad and
81 points 90 Pecos valley. heturnlug
leaves LoVington p. m or Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays for PlainvieU.
MeDonalds king. Scott and Tatum. fare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

Camp Cody. Deming. n H.. July Is.
An order issued from 34th division
headquarters under date of July %.
extends hours for women in camp 70
$50 p m The limit heretofore has
been 2 p. 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
NAlIED RECRrITING OFFICER


Camp CodT Deming. n II. July %
W f. lIillihan. IL r. c. Of
the base hospital. has been appointed
recruiting officer for this command
a pplicants for enlistment viii re-
port TO him at the base hospital at
q 10. daily.