El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

-HERE is q fine chance for few
FL Pasoans with automobiles to
l. do a mighty good turn for lot
CT little tots in Ell Paso- Down at the
sunshine nursery, at 2O9 South Camp
bell street. there are several Of these
little ones whose mothers work hard
all day, who scarcely ever get
glimpse Of anything outside their i'm
mediate surroundings at the nursery
or At their squalid little homes It has
been suggested that there are enough
big hearted FL Pasoans who like TO 90
good turns. TO visit this institution
ouite often and give all the little boys
and girls an airing. something they
would remember for many days aIu
Eou7ethiuE that would be Of real oeneIlt
10 them in filling their little lungs
In fbe fresh air and giving them an
Insight into some of the beauties OF
our wonderful valley Children ikS
the open air and the pretty Things OF
nature There are many grownups IN
n Psso Who would no doubt be glad
of the opportunity to carry DIT OF
Measure to these little ones, hence TN
suggestion Il would also be Worin
while il these FL Paso car owners paid
3 visit once in awhile to the Rescue
home out in GAvernsent hill and gave
the BOYS and girls OF that institution
little ride into the valley
The Herald has had many complaints
Of the odor at the slaughter house
down the county road near the flve
mile bridge, that should be aoated'
The stencil Is terrible ana mars ar
otherwise pleasing trip down into the
cool valley that is such JOY ana COO
send 70 FL Pasoans these summer even
fngs- There is no necessity lot sucn
stencil. and county ottcials nave ms
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6eonIe TO do so. The poor Mexlcans
1bo live in the vicinity must flnd the
(do- unbearable- Such condluon Is
one that should not be t6deTS'e1 no loI hs
nade to suffer for the carelessness OF a
Commercial enterprise
z. D. Lachman. Of the Mestern
xVoodenware company. Is said 70 be on 2
=, che hest there is at the great
american indoor sport Of poker ne Is
often consulted by novices- Ede9r
Kavser tells story that ~ -
Tacbwsu was instructing a young man
= some fine points Of the game when
tbe Young man said: What woud you
40 II YOU got four aces?
aT would faint" was the prompt
reply
ssveraI young women have com
nlained of late to The Herald reearulh
fhe undue familiarity exhibited oy GER
streets. some of them said one
VounF woman. appear to think every
eirl in town is glad to have militia
nan accost her and many of these
boys make Carnegie square loa1ing
1Isce and make it their business 10
sccost girls and offer to carry their
bundles or their parasols- some OF
them are quite polished In thelr
methods OF approach. but others are
Verv crude. One recently stepped up 70
me and. lifting his hat, asked; MISS
NAV carry your bundle for you: An
other accosted me and said; hey kld
Iernrne carry that bumberchute ioi
Tou?'' Several OF my friends have tols
ne Of similar experiences TINS. OF
course. does not apply TO the militia
men as a whole. but those guilty oi
The indiscretion need the strong arm OF
n policeman a few times 10 teach theII
fha. things socially are no different or
1he border from Boston, Pennsylvania
OF anyother locality
Father Francis A. Lederle. the new
eecretary to bishop A J. Schiller. Is
Irregular Teller and Is rapidly ma h.l u,
friends among the young men OF Ih'
civ. Catholic and non-Cathoic aliNS
Father Lederle is young man VIZ
all Of the svmpathies of one Young mar
for another and he knows how to &c
hold NJ the Young fellows in his Worf