El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-26
.LUNCHERS HAVE
FEAST Of FUN
McClintock Has Them Tell,
Under Penalty, Sort of
Trade THEY'RE In.

a varied program arranged rE vice
president r. r. NcClintock for the Ro-
tarisus at their luncheon AT Hotel
Sheldon Thursday consisted of good
natured attacks on different members.
the nninz of many for little infrac-
tons Of Rotary rules and community
singing. Mr. NcCl-utock presided in
the absence OF president Robert
Krakauer.
Mr.. McCIntock opened the meeting
by calling ON different EOtarlans to
tell what they knew of the kind of
business other EOtariaus were en-
gagged in- Don Rathbun and Jake Mil
Ter were the first called upon TO name
the make of cars sold by Lawrence j.
TrOttL When they failed AR McClin-
took ordered sergeant at arms viii
r. Winch 20 collect fines from each
Burt Orudorff escaped fine by tel
ling the business Of Frank Simmons,
and j. W LOreutzeu was fined for
saying that the price of coal charged
by Frank B. EZell was reasonable.
Grill the County Judge.
When Supt. r. j. Tighe, of the city
schools. Introduced a motion TO pass
a resolution Endorsing the official
acts Of f. p. McCliut0ck am honorary
member OF the club, G.. A. Martin fired
series Of questions at judge McClin-
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conducted the county affairs. He was
asked how IL was that he had built an
apartment house soon after he be-
came county judge and if the tax as
sessmeut on this property had been
raised. He was also asked If he would
sured him of his reelection TO office
He gave an affirmative answer 90 the
question. II 1t was his intention TO
make the billboards the official or
f. McCllntuck defended his brother
Novice Revealed As Negro.
An initiation of a new member into
Rotary was conducted. The candidate
was led into the room by a F. Row
lands. who acted as y1aductor. The
candidate had sheet over his head
and after Nr. Rowlauds had read the
constitution telling what Rotary
stands for. Claiborne Adams. T. A.
Thurston. Walter kohlherE and DR..
the candidate TO be a negro Each
were fined for their part in the initia-
ton.
says Boy Scouts Need $500.
NJ. EOWlaudS reported that the
council of the BOY Scouts at a recent
meeting had found that u would pc
necessary TO raise a budget OF S-5oe
10 carry on the work Of the scouts
for the fiscal year. he said that this
money must be raised by sunScrip
ton. The next fiscal year for the
scouts will start August 81 and con-
-ributiOus were asked to carry throuCh
the work of the scouts for the re-
minder OF the present fiscal year. he
said.
Give Cars For ChIIdren's Picnic.
Mr. RowIauds said that 10 auto
mobiles were needed TO take the
Of the Rescue home on pic
mic 10 the Akard farm in the valley
aF#a--1nHn and asked that
Rotarians give the use OF their cars
to carry the 40 children. a r. Ryan,
r. 3. McClintocll. L. J. Trotti. NJ a
Warner and Mr.. Rowlands were
among those who offered the use Of
their cars
Decide On Community Singing.
The question Of community singing
raised a discussion when Joseph r.
Evans and James A. Dick suggested
that the Rotarians sing BE Nolun-
teer' and other songs. W H. Shell
ton said that II Mr.. Dick and Mr.
Evans wanted TO sing they should
sing solos for the club c. A. Martin
tise themselves and protested with
others against the singing Rev.
Charles I. Overstreet and Edgar ".
Kayser defended the singing and
when II was put 20 a vote lt was
decided that the community singing
should be held AS a result. the
songs were sung led by M. Dick. Mr..
Evans acting as accompanist-
Atlanta Delegates To Preside.
The next meeting Will be conducted
by W. H. Shelton. r. j. TiEhe and
Rev. Charles L Overstreet. delegates
to the Atlanta national Rotary con-
veution- Mr. Shelton viii preside.
After the meeting the board Of
directors elected F. C. Held. ". G
Roe. Haymon Krupp and VIM. Z.
Smith members and II. O. Swearingen
an associate member OF Rotary.