El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28
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Fund Still Grows.
The fund is already wei past the
$500 mark, but that is the splendid
work of only a few hundred Ell Paso-
ans after all. If every adult among
the English speaking people here
should give only soc that would mean
a fund of $500, but no such sum IS
asked; an average Of 10c for each
English speaking adult would give
$500 and that is more nearly what
this fund for the relief Of starving
women and children in Belgium ought
to be; or if 1900 persons will give 81
each, that will make up the fund
No doubt many are preparing to pay
for the tickets sent them, at the box
office tomorrow night. That Will be
all right. The tickets may be used
If paid for at the box office, just as
If the money had already been sent to
The Herald. The tickets are of course
not valid if not paid for; there is no
free list for this entertainment De-
cause that would defeat the whole pur-
pose of the benefit.
No seats will be reserved-not even
for the patronesses and patrons-and
all are advised to come early, for the
program will begin shar pat and tick
ct holders will be assigned seats as
they arrive.
Anon contributors not heretofore
acknowledged are Gen. John J. Per
shing, who sent So for six seatss Lee
H. Orndorff 81 Joseph NJ. Nealon $3.50;
Col. John S. Parke, who sends 90 Tor
ten tickets; Dr. E. Alexander 81; an
other cash contribution without name;
Mrs. D. P. Beckham 81, John collins
81, Gus York 81, Latta & Happier $1:5O,
W. J. Blackwell $3.50; the following
81 each for two tickets: l. n. Davis,
VIM Hogarth, Mrs Annie Maetze, c.
II. Leavell, Mary T. Gwyer, Mrs Besse
Tracy, FL Paso Plumbing Co., h Le-
sinsky Co.. Louis D. Stark, Paul G.
Birkmann, ThurstOn Audit Co. MIS-
Julia A. Sharp, Mrs. Geo. G. Franklin
1. Weiss, DR.. Geo E. Cannon, J. 1.
Kober, Jos. Spence Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Mounts, A Stolaroff, Claiborne Adams
Robert Lander, Mrs, A. G. Smith, NJ )
2. Hammett. J. J. Aragon, n. h. CiIlot'
A. a. Reynolds. Mrs. Eugene DAVIS, X
b. Anderson, NJ 3. Davis, W. G. Haden'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Foster, Mrs. A u
Stearns and son, 7. " Courchesne, y
B. Warren, S. W. Portland Cement Co.
George Espy, D. c. Booth. Mrs. Cox
Mrs. J. II. McBroOm, Elizabeth VIII
liams n. NJ. Walker, Mrs. D. 2. Beck
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus H. Jones'
Carlos NJ Martinez, Oscar c. BeTnar9 RI
Z. W. Seward, G. Rutelidge, N. T.
Veazey, Mrs. Sadie Ives, Mrs. S. p.
Melsheimer NJ. if. MaCCallum, Mr..
Dickey, r. o. Dutton, Fred Barns, Z. a
Nee J. F. WaddeL. T. S. Kerr, j. u
Crawford, ]. H Short. L. E. Colby, K.
T.. CamptOn, r. H. ThOrne, Vim. Mosley,
W. Valdez, R. A. Harris, J. S. Dough-
erty J. P. Grove. J. r. strickland, FL
Paso Laundry. Kinzie Feathers, c. E.
Mclean. Frederic H. Logan, A. B.
Swain, II. Bower, Edw. H Bruce. Louis
DUchOnquette, Catharine Sullivan, John
Grant, Mrs. Mary McGlennon, J. II.
Bromberg, Herbert Goodman, H. P.
Vaughn, Mrs. Lydia W. Burk, Geo.
Blum, Mrs. D. Campbell; others who
have bought tickets are F. H. Bruins,
F. Earle, Mrs. Chas. Fox, A. G. Mosley,
E. Miller, T. J. Williamson. F. Nc
Henry, c. NJ Monies, Mrs. Buke,
Louette DilwOrth.
Tickets will be on gale at the box Of
flee tomorrow night at 50 cents each.
The entertainment itself will be one
of the most interesting ever given here