El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
5767 GUARDSNEN
ORDERED HOME
Pennsylvania Regiment and
Massachusetts, Hospital
Command Leave.

san Antonio e, lee "A toldl o.
5Ts7 national guard troops now en-
gagged IN border service was today
designated by Mai. Cen Frederick Fun
ston TO 90 home. He acted under or
ders from the war department 70 select
between 5000 and 5000 troops for re-
lease.
Among the troops designated to
leave the border are: Eighteenth
Pennsylvania infantry, Fl Paso; bat
terry A. Utah artillery, Nogales; first
battalion. California field artillery,
NoEales- assachUsetts am 0ulance
company No. 1. El Paso; second Idaho
infantry, Nogales; District Of Co
lumbia signal company, Nogales-
bishop a. J. Schuler. of the Roman
Catholic diocese OF Fl PasO. who was
a guest at the luncheon. paid a trib
ute to the boosting spirit Of Rotary and
said. Keep it up There are always
plenty Of people to pull down those
who are up, but what We want Is the
booster who will help To put others up.
There is too much of this shattering OF
idols. too little Of this helping others
Costs Less To Live Here.
r B. Orndorff, president OF the
chamber Of commerce. who recently re
turned from trip east. told the club
that cost of living In Fl Paso Is lar
less than that in New York He COM
mented on a large number OF II
Pasoans he had met in New York,
having counted IS, he said, during his
three DAYS stay. His announcement
that the late George Boldt called the
father Of the motel profession IN
America. had got his start in Fl Paso
as d restaurant man was greeted with
much applause.
Robert Krakauer. another El PasOan
who has been spending some time IN
the east said that he liked Fl Paso
no less for having visited such cities
rs New York, Chicago and Kansas
City
They are thinking Of charging peo-
pIe for air ia New York" said Mr.
Krakauer- They charge so cents eN-
ira for ventilation in some of the big
hotels. Service. which means bread
and butter. is also an extra item IN
many Of the restaurants
Il am glad YOU mentioned that Item
about the bread and butter inter-
Dolated Ar OrndOrff who Is the man
ager Of Hotel Sheldon, while his broth
or Rotarians laughed
ExtrayaEHrce Alarming.
Nj Krakauer dwelt particularly on
the extravagance Of CHE Ne" forAefS'
saving that he considered il alarming
They seem to 20 to the restaurants
that charge the most, regardless of
whether the food is the best That Is he
cause there are a loL OF people tliri' " iiN
used TO earn s25 TO $50 "a week and
now earn SO TO $50 a day They don
know how to spend their money
Rev g. T.. 0evrstreet and Jos NJ
Evans urged support for the Gadsili
concert. which viii be held next Mon
day under the auspices of the Woman s
club.
Greetings From Albuquerque
Or. ~ G. ShOrtle. OF Albuquerque.
y NJ president of the Medical and
Surgical Association of the Southwest.
which is now IN session at III Paso.
brought greetings from the Rotary club
Of Albuquerque.
Joseph A. Wright was adjudsed the
! goat for the next meeting.
Baron Scotford Who is cutting sill
houettes at the Popular, was present
IS guest Of J. Arthur Tobias and
showed some of his silhouettes of ia
nous people. he cut one of Burt orn-
dorff to prove that NE could do IT,