El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-10
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

VILLA.
rancho Villa, in chihuahua.
! JUST this side of Nicaragua;
| IIaylng havoc in Durango,
| raising Cain in HuachinangO;
he mad conquered old SaltillO,
Iaken beauteous BermejillO,
Marched on sturdy GuanajuatO,
Captured town Of Yrapuato.
Oulqn.t that cause a man to sneeze?
Now he'll go to TulancingO,
rake Pachuca, ChipalcingO
anu unless he meets the "Grlngo,
lie VIII take the whole darn cheese"
Sam Davis in the Gimlet.
GGA n EMS clubs in the churches
M stand for something definite
- and tangible" said B. NJ G.
! Williams, president of the Mems club Of
Ine church of st. Clement The purpose
| OF mems club in a church is to at
| tract men, young men especially, to the
CnuIch and to show them that it is
warm FLOODED, cOmpanionable organi-
IaLlOn OF Christian fellowship. While
me church club has its lighter side yet
II should have a serious purpose back
OF IL all and that is to introduce men
70 the church itself That 1 believe, is
! tne purpose of the St Clements Mems
cIuo, and 1 think this serious purpose
| mas been the thing which has kept it
! awe and had made it a factor in the
| work of the church"
AS the Elks and the Charity associ-
atlon provide the Christmas baskets
Tor the families that are in destitute
1 circumstances, the Salvation Army will
| do as it did last year, provide a Christ
mas dinner for the lonely and destitute
men and woman" said Mrs 7. A. Pitt,
OF the Salvation Army. Last year $50
old men, women and some children were
given good Christmas dinner in our
nall Some Of these were cripples, all
were people who otherwise would have
had no Christmas cheer. They had been
hunted out by our workers during the
weeks preceding Christmas so that each
individual case and its needs were
known Of those served, $50 were Ameri-
cans"
The High school cadet corps is max
ing good progress said principal A. H.
Hughey. The corps is now uniformed
tanning their military bearing outside Of
drill times as well as during the actual
military period every morning. The en-
tire school is taking great interest in
the cadet corps
Il believe El PasO is destined to be
one of the greatest cattle markets in
the world" said H. II. Boss, of Chicago. |
1t is the heart of a great cattle grow
ing section and the larger cities are
now looking to this section of the
southwest for beef. Norris & Co. intend
building one Of the most modern and
site the company has acquired. Nothing
VIII be left undone to make il model
yard"
y =
Books are a very satisfactory Christ
mas present for children" said Mrs.
Edith Graham COyne. LAS an aid to the
selection of suitable books for chill
dren'S reading we have on an exhibition
stand in the library a variety of the
latest publications in juvenile ntera-
ture. This exhibit is for the benefit of
the general public and the Librarians
viii be glad to give any information
sired
During the past several years I have !
been spending the winter in many Of !
the large southern cities, including New
Orleans and Charleston, and I believe
that Ell PasO affords more opportunities
and has the brightest future of any of /
the cities that are even twice the size I
of the Pass City" said Nose GOldblatt. |
4 have been coming to Ell PasO during |
the winter months for the past three /
years and in that time it seems to me |
that the city has almost doubled in size. |
know that during that time ma J
lority Of the most costly structures have !
been erected. The city is becoming /
known in the east as a popular winter /
resort. The advertising it has derived /
during the past several years has been !
very profitable and there is every rea- |
son I believe. speaking as an easterner, /
years the city will double in popula-
ton"
AT this season there are q great !
many sneak thieves in the city who
make it a practice Of stealing from de-
livery wagons" said chief Of police l. n
Davis. Delivery clerks should exercise !
precaution about leaving their wagons
unmatched while making delivery. 1t
isn't safe to leave them for a moment
unmatched. There is another thing
which should be more generally needed
A great deal of burglarizing is going
on within the city, and people on leav-
ing their homes at night to come down
town should take. every preCautiOn in
the way of locking doors and windows
and hiding valuables The police de-
partment is very busy on the numerous
cases of burglary and thieving reported
and it will tighten this work if people
take measures to protect themselves"
X X
with the return Of normal conditions
in Mexico and the completion of the
reclamation work in the Rio Grande
valley. Ell Paso will grow wonderfully"
said A. BlumenthaL In the meantime
the city is going right ahead and is in
better condition than any other city in
the country, according to information
that have gained from outside sources.
1 think Ell Paso has a great future"