El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-09
.ROTAR|ANS MAKE
APPROPRIATIONS
Increase Budget Donation
so Percent, Give to Char
T ity, Urge Fairgrounds.

Voting S15e, or an increase Of %
! percent to their donation To the cham
Der OF commerce budget fund in 1915,
the FL Paso Rotary club went on record
as favoring the S74,OO0 required TO car
~ on the business mems association, at
a noon luncheon Thursday, in the din
ing room OF the Hotel Paso del Norte.
The Rotarians also voted $50 to be
( subscribed TO the Associated Charities
( fund, and passed a resolution recon-
mending that the city council include
in its annual budget $4,000 for the
continuation OF the FL Paso playground
movement.
offers Playground Resolution.
The playground resolution was in
troduced by rabbi Martin Zielon6a, and
read: Resolved, that the members Of
the Rotary club hereby petition the
mayor and city council TO set aside
the sum of 81. 900 in the forthcoming
annual budget, for the continuance OF
the playground work, and this work be
thus recognized as a permanent civic
institution As citizens, we know no
work which means so much good for
the future of our youth, and as taXpay-
ers, We believe that money thus levied
is wise economy, becfuse no similar
amount can bring such large returns in
better citizenship"
Visiting Physician Is n Speaker.
The guests of honor for the day were
surgeons who are attending the South
western Medical and Surgical associa-
ton, and the president, DR.. John L. Ba-
con, OF Miami. Ariz-. and a state sens-
tor from Arizona, was one of the prin-
cipal speakers of the day. He told how
FL Paso was regarded IS an integral
factor in the growth of the southwest
and said that the trade of Arizona had
already begun TO blow this way be-
cause Of low freight rates. good service
and excellent merchandise.
Dr.. Felix Miller of FL Paso spoke for
the medical association men and said
that the one best way 10 bring profess
sioaal men with strenuous opinions to-
gether is at well spread dinner.
: B. HouX Of Houston. Texas. presi-
dent of the American Construction COM
pany, who is in FL PasO regarding the
completion of the new high school
building. expressed interest in FL Paso's
business institutions and stated that he
had contributed $50 toward the cham
Der of commerce budget fund.
The members of the Physicians and
Surgeons association were escorted to
the Hotel PasO del Norte dining room
by a delegation OF physicians-Dr. +. T..
Carpenter. DR.. +. l. Ramey and Dr. c.
NJ Hendricks.
Dr. J. W. Laws, Lincoln, y. NJ; DR.. J. II.
Wooley, NacOzari. Mexico; DIT. r. ID.
Kennedy, Globe, Ariz-: Dr.. \ N Tut
hill, Morenei, Ariz-; Charles F. Gordon.
csgo; Dr. Alonzo Cleaver. Portland.
ore; c. L. Sirmans FL Paso; DR.. T.
Ranninger. Oscuro. y. NJ: Dr.. Q. J.
Bryan, Pecos, Tex r. NJ Taylor. Chi
cago: Francis O'Neill. Denver. Colo: DR..
A. B. Stewart Detroit. Mich. George
Morren. Newport, Ky: DR.. F. H Nc
Keen. Fort Stanton. y. NJ. L : A P. II.
s; DR.. f. a. Montenyohl Deming, y.
NJ; Dr.. John F. Bacon. Miami. Ariz.;
DR.. A G. Shortle, Albuquerque. y. NJ;
Dr.. W. " Watkins. Phoenix, Ariz.: Dr.
W. O. Sweek. Phoenix, Ariz.; Rev. Miles
FL Paso; Dr.. F. B. Evans. DaW-
son. y N: Dr. J. c. Holmes. Alamo
zordo, y NJ; Dr. G. W. r Smith, Cloud
croft, y. NJ; s. B Houx. Houston. Tex;
Dr.. c. H Mason, FL Paso; DR.. s T. Nc
Daniel, TularOsa. y. NJ; DR.. N. /.
Downs, Douglas, Ariz.
Because of the fact that Christmas
is so near the regular stunt for next
Thursday has been deferred until after
the holidays President A. f. Row
lands, who presided at the luncheon,
announced that the chief speaker for
the next meeting of the ROtarians
would be Rev. Niles Hanson OF the
First Congregational church.