El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-27
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS
ck~HE woman's club is constant

CkT HE Woman's club is constant
~ improving and growing"
said Mrs ]. J. Pearce, "and
more women are realizing the benefit
and inspiration and impetus given by
the excellent programs held weekly by
the various departments of the club.
If at any time am prevented from at
tending the meetings, I always feel
that 1 have missed something very
much worth while
eel Paso will be seen at Oklahoma
Citv in almost as much detail as If the
convention was being held IN I'll Faso'
said Otis Aultman. we are 1nehIhS
a series of pictures of Ell PaSo, Juarez'
the rebel and federal soldiers, the prls-
On camD. factories, cement plant, the
smeIter and the business houses mere
which are to be taken to Oklahoma
City as a part Of Ell Paso. $ campaign
for the 1915 convention Ihese PIC
lures are all originals and are De-
ing mounted on great, black frames
and will be placed in the convention
hall at Oklahoma City, ana one OF the
III Pasoans will give daily lectures
on the various scenes or interest," ana
places in Ell PasO.'
''The coming Of consul Arthur
Charles Perceval, the British consul
reminds me Of an e-XperleHCe hdu IN
New York with the British consul
there" said DR.. Felix P. Miller. I was
compelled to call at the British con-
sulate in New York on business con-
nected with the estate OF fora Befes-
ford who lived in Mexico i was given
the card Of the British consul and
called at his office. 1 asked clerk-
thew call themselves clarks-fOr Mis-
ter Perceval
- Eve soy, there is no such person
}, q oil q
Il looked at my card, read the name
to him and asked again for Mister
PercevaL
IAN alumni association of D. K E.
fraternity members will be formed here
soon" says II. E. Van Surdam. "A
number Of 'Deks' met at luncheon IN
the hotel PasO del Norte the olner gay
and decided to form an association IN
the southwest There are about 10
members of the fraternity here and
about so scattered through the souLn-
west Ell Paso would be the mead
quarters of the organization. Eugene
Neff and Thomas COurcheSne nave
been selected to make plans for the
formation Of the association.
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"At least there is on thing that this
/ Mexican revolution has accomplished,
| said VoIney Brown, and that is it has
I developed that some persons can De
aWfully uncertain about revolutionary
affairs. One would say that the reVo-
/ luton had developed a surprising
amount of liars, or persons careless
/ of handling the truth. Mexican facts
/ are discussed pro and con, and when
one thinks they are certain of state
ment, someone else will dispute It.
| The result is that one is left uncertain
about anything transDirinS IN Mexico
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Reports that are gratifying to me-
| said Roy Barnum, are the reports
I have heard about the Elks' minstrels
Persons who said that they had seen
! the Eizs MINISTRIES in San Francisco
| san Diego and Seattle, say that the El
PasO Ellts surpassed their shows. Thai
! is certainly complimentary. I want &c
thank everyone who took part in tnG
/ show. They certainly worked hard tc
make it a success.
THE high school pupils are espe-
/ cially interested in the debate this
/ year with the A. & NJ college" sale
/ samuel o. Welday, teacher of public
/ speaking at the high school '-ThC
/ high school debaters have been putting
/ in a great deal of time and study OF
{ the question to be debated and Ough
/ to be able to acquit themselves well
| NIesilla Park is sending a girl debatel
/ against US this year, she being Miss
! Grace Talbot"