El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-27
ADCLUB PLANS
CHICAGO TRIP
Will Attend Convention on
Special Train; Delega-
ton Going to Waco.
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had been conducting in the two coUn-
tries He said the trade territory sur
rounding FL PasO, Of which ne was
manager. had led both the United States
in Canada and he had won number
Of trophies because of his standing at
the head of the contest list. He urged
everyone at the luncheon to 80 TO waco
to advertise El Paso and declared that
this was ono of the best advertised
cities in the country.
Against Dishonest Ads.
W. E Mix announced that the bill
now before the legislature to encOur-
age honest advertising and fix q PEN
atty for dishonest advertising was be
ing favOrably considered and would
probably pass.
e c. Davis. of the vigilance commit
tee. announced that the committee had
ruled that the official program Of the
Johnson Willard prize fight was not
considered good advertising and had
notified the members of this action The
nonofficiaI program of the cattle mems
convention was also declared to be i'm
the same class. as was advertising in
road book being prepared by Los
Angeles firm.
r. L. Sherman. president Of the club.
presided at the meeting.
Committees for Chicago Trip
a committee Of p VIII have charge
of the On to Chicago campaign. which
viii be inaugurated at once. The main
committee is also divided into subcOm-
mittees. which will look after the va
riOus phases of the campaign.
The general committee, as announced
at the luncheon is:
NJ. p Carlock. chairman. r. T. Sher-
man. E c. Davis, J. NJ O'Hara, Paul At
kinsOn, John l. TAFT. James Wilmarth
W. II. Shelton. IT. NJ Hunt, A. 7. Fraser,
r. W. Page T. IT. Rogers. Claiborne
Adams. mayor c. Z. Kelly, H. r. Nc
| ClintOck, Robert krakauer, Burt Orn-
dorff. z. L. W. Polk, ". L Mix, II.
Frederick Duc6-L Grossblat. a. F.
Rcwlands. W. n. Laughlin, Joseph A.
Wright, Henry Bowie. J. Stolaroff L. j.
Burrud, J. +. Colley, y. A. Chiffon. Leo
Ferlet, W S. McMath, Charles Rus
sell
Executive Committee.
The following members of the eXeCu-
tive committee were announced: NJ. P
Carioc11. chairman; r. E sherman. r.
G. Davis. Paul Atkinson and J. NJ
O'Hara A diplomatic committee con-
sisting of Claiborne Adams, chairman;
mayor c. Z. Kelly and James Wilmarth,
was also appointed. This committee
viii look after the political welfare of
Il PasO at the convention. It was
stated that had such a committee been
appointed for the Toronto trip, El PasO
would have secured the appointment OF
a director to the Associated Adclubs
OF the World.
The transportation and decoration
chairman; A. J. Fraser and L. Gross
blat, and viii, besides arranging for
. transportation. look after the decOra-
tons of the headquarters at Chicago.
This committee will be assisted by the
hotel arrangements committee. consist
ing of Burt Orndorff. chairman; H. N.
Hunt and W. 5. NCMath
Entertainment Committee.
Joseph Wright is chairman of the
entertainment committee. which also
includes Henry Bowie and J. T. Coley.
The committee viii arrange for suitable
entertainment on the trip. John l..
TAFT. chairman; Norman N. Walker z. c
Davis, r. Z. Sherman and J. NJ O'Hara
will constitute the publicity committee
and will be in charge Of all of the
schemes that viii be used to advertise
El Paso.
The photograph and film committee
which viii look after camera work on
the trip and will try to arrange for the
showing of moving pictures of Ell Paso
and valley scenes, is made up of l. J..
Burrud, chairman; Charles Russell and
r. W. Page. W. H. Shelton has been
appointed seargent at arms.