El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-13
BOY SCOUTS To
HAVE OWN ROOM
Arrangements Made For
Space in Chambers Home,
Krakauer Tells Rotary.

Arrangements Tor the use OF a room
at the chamber OF commerce as head
quarters for the Boy Scout movement in
Fl Paso. following the International
Soil Products exposition. have virtu-
ally been made, according TO a report
made by Robert Krakauer At the lunch
con of the Rotary club Thursday
ut the Sheldon grill Temporary head
quarters for the boy scouts now are
in the Y ". C. \. building. The move
ment is being supported by the Rotary
club. which viii endeavor 10 raise a
sum of $1,000 TO support the work of the
movement during the coming year
Mr.. krakauer announced that ar
engagements virtually had been COM
pleted for the use Of room at the
chamber OF commerce building for boy
scout headquarters. after the close OF
the international Soil Products expo
sition.
Praises Scout Movement.
Brig Gen. Albert j. Logan, OF Pitts
burg ROtarian. praised the Boy
Scout movement highly. and told of the
methods used in Pittsburg to support
the movement "A year ago a move
ment was started I'm Pittsburg to raise
$4,000 for the boy scout movement
Before the time for the campaign was
nslf over. S1o.0o0 had been subscribed
and the campaign was brought 10 an
best thing for the American boy ever
started in this country
President r l. Ramey announced
that IN response TO \ request from the
national Rotary secretary as 10 what
were the TWO best things accomplished
bv the Fl PasO Rotary club during the
year. he had replied the foundation OF
the Fl Paso university course and the
institution OF the boy scout movement
In Have Rootb-
IT. T. McClintock reported that the
Rotary club VIII have a booth ar tho
exposition. which viii he used as q
rest room by visitors The coEwheel
emblem IF the Rotary club Will be
on display I'm the booth and each cog
viii hear the name of member MI
NcCliutock urged each Eotariau who
VIII have display al the exposition
to include i'm II his Rotary emblem
Visitors who spoke az the luncheon
were Brig. Gen Albert j. Logan, Jf the
Pennsylvania national guard. Eo-
tartan. and Howard W Peak. Eo-
tartan of Fort Worth. Texas.
The IMPLICATIONS Of Joseph NJ Evans,
musician. and j. IT. Stahl. Of the Bruins
wick Balk Collender Co. Tor active
membership. were accepted by the
board Of directors as was the appli-
cation or oscar T.. Ross. OF Fischbeiu
Bros for associate membership
Rotary club at Exposition
The committee having IN charge the
celebration Of Rotary day IT the Soil
Products exposition. reported the COM
pletion OF arrangements for the oh
Servation Of the day next week The
Eota-ians and their wives Will dine
that dsy in the Mexican village and
plans are being made n utilize the
entire space The women viii prepare
n meal for them al the regular price
~ I'D ~ the hotel each week a speaker
viii he secured from amou- the num-
erous prominent men who viii he here
At that time. There viii be music by
= Mexican orchestra and dancing hF
Spanish dancers After the dinner. the
Rots Rams and their wives viii be the
guests Of A j. Strayer. local manager
for the National Cash Register COM
panv. AZ 2 moving picture performance
inside the exposition grounds.