During a recent heavy snowstorm, two trucks driven by young women were sliding along a winding road carrying supplies to a hut from a depot when they came upon a big French lorry stalled in a ditch. The French soldier in charge was tinkering with the engine, having stalled it while trying to pull into the road again. He wasn't having much success. Both the women, garbed in short skirts, high and heavy leather boots, and woolen caps that pulled down well over their ears, climbed down from their seats and between them first managed to get the engine in the stalled lorry started, and then one of them took her place behind the wheel and by skilful manoeuvring brought all four wheels to the road. The Frenchman stood to one side during the whole of the operation and watched the women with astonishment. WELLS FARGO & CO. 4 RUE SCRIBE, PARIS Head Office: 51 Broadway, NEW YORK Take pleasure in announcing to the AMERICAN AND BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCES that the great French Bank, the SOCIETE GENERALE has very kindly agreed to act as WELLS FARGO'S CORRESPONDENT THROUGHOUT FRANCE Cable and mail transfers of money to all parts of America may be made through Wells Fargo by calling at the Societe Generale. Deposit accounts with Wells Fargo, Paris, may be opened at the Societe Generale. SOCIETE GENERALE has Branches at:-- AMIENS CHALONS-SUR-MARNE LA ROCHELLE SAINT NAZAIRE ANGERS CHATEAUROUX LIMOGES SAUMUR ARCACHON CHAUMONT MIRECOURT TOUL AUXONNE DIJON NANTES TOURS BAR-LE-DUC EPINAL NEUFCHATEAU TROYES BESANCON FONTAINEBLEAU NEVERS VALREAS BORDEAUX IS-SUR-TILLE RENNES VIERZON BOURGES ISSOUDUN ROMORANTIN and many others. BREST LANGRES ROUEN Circulars giving full explanation of WELLS FARGO'S Banking Facilities in France may be obtained at the Branches of the Societe Generale. ---- TO FLASH THE HOUR BY ARMY WIRES. ---- New A. E. F. Lines Will Insure U. S. Well-Set Time Pieces. ---- Correct time is now being transmitted to the A. E. F. over its own system of telegraph lines. Formerly field wireless stations each day at a certain hour picked from the air figures flashed from Paris by which the clocks of the array were synchronized. This method did not insure absolute accuracy.