El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-10

g reached II will be a component part
/ Of the Boy Scouts Of America
There viii be three courses, an ele-
mentary course, q high school course.
and a college course, taught by lee
lures by prominent automobile men,
and by actual demonstration From
the mental task OF changing tire TO
the intricate work Of assembling an
entire motor car, will be the range OF
instruction
The first series Of lessons VIII De
given primarily for the members OF
the local boy scouts troops. The
scouts VIII be expected to offer first
aid 20 any stranded motorist, and are
10 serve entirely without compensa-
ton The officers will be chosen ac-
cordinS 10 the marks received by
the scouts after their final examins-
tons at the conclusion OF each course,
and honor medals viii be offered those
who show exceptional brilliancy as
emergency automobile engineers
EVER WONDER IF YOUR OFFICE
BOY WOULD CONE BACK FROM AN
ERRAND WITH LONG WHISPERS OR
REQUIRE An INTRODUCTION II SO.
WE ARE IN THE SAME BOX I SOME
TINES EXPECT TO SEE OURS CONE
BACK WITH 4 FULL GROWN FAMILY
The vile Of Frank Chalmers. jani-
tor at the Rio Grande Valley Bank &
Trust Co., is the daughter Of the only
man Of her race who ever held the
so far as known. Her father, for
many years employed by the SOutn-
ern Pacific railroad at Houston.
served his city for several years as
an alderman
Bill" Foster. a linotype operator
on The Herald and one Of the star 10
cal bowlers, has two brothers in the
| British service and one in the United
States service One Of his brothers is
captain in a regiment Of Canadians at
/ the front and was in the battles about
/ Vimy ridge recently. Another, a SER
I geant in the Rainy River Canadian
contip reached the front this
week a third brother enlisted in
/ the Illinois national guard last week.
[ wife in the world and wasn't buying
q home for her he would have been
/ in the trenches plugging at the
/ Boches long ago.
The TommyrOt and rubbish that
/ people sometimes believe. was Illus
I trated the other day when two women
were overheard in conversation about
I the war I don't know what the poor
wives and families OF the army Of
ficers are going 10 do" said one, "for.
you know an army officer does not
I get any pay when he goes to war"
/ 1 felt sOrrier for her than for the
army officers family.
The galley boy says il he goes to
war he is going 10 enlist in the avia-
/ ton corps and then he is certain, II
/ he is unlucky, that he viii not have TO
I lie on the battlefield and suffer from
I injuries.
II We do issue bonds we are only
adding to the burden Of taxation al
/ ready here; If we don't issue them. the
/ FL Paso county roads VIII so to pieces
in another year or SO.
Our idea Of a snap: Nan who
hasn't garden to Dater vhen these
bdlny spring afternoons and even
mgs tmn ones longmgs so strongly
for motor ride.
The picture business IS either a
mighty lucrative one or there are
going TO be some Il Paso investors
/ broke in a short time. Picture shows
are getting TO be almost q s numerous
as billboards-
/ George Clements enjoys Uncle Wig
gily" more than anything else in the
I Herald and admits L. My favOrite
/ is When a Feller Needs a Friend"
I or The Days of Real Sport" OF
course, after Round About Town
II does seem that full grown
men might find something better
10 do than walking 8p and down
the siLA walk in front of bust
ness place wearing n sign.