El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
BOY SCOUTS IN
THE BOND CANE
Advertising Necessity of
Loan by the People; More
Buyers Report.


! Showing their patriotism and will
/ ingness 10 do their bit" the Boy
| Scouts Saturday enlisted their ser
/ vices in the campaign for the second
drive" in the sale Of Liberty bonds.
/ The scouts are distributing among
the business houses. offices and resi-
dences pamphlets furnished by the
/ government TO advertise and urge the
I purchase Of securities Of the new loan I
The pamphlets are headed, a few
serious and interesting and simply
I told facts about our country, the war
and the second Liberty loan"
The next meeUIug Of the Liberty /
bond committee viii be held Tuesday
noon at Hotel Sheldon. when the
workers will make their third reports
/ They expect TO have a total Of more
than S2,OO0,000 10 report.
OrndOrff Goes to Dallas.
r. q Orndorft, sales manager ana
chairman OF the executive committee,
viii leave Monday afternoon for Dali
las, where q meeting Of the sales
managers Of Texas viii be held This
meeting has been called for the pur-
pose OF discussing methods FOR the re-
newed effort TO sell more bonds Many
of the counties in the state have
fallen down greatly in selling the
amount Of bonds they anticipated sell
ing during the inaugural days OF the
drive. The meeting Tuesday will
either be presided over by B. L. Far
rar or Walter NJ. Butler
Soldiers Are Liberal.
The men OF the army are not only
. doing their part by enlisting, but are
also showing their patriotism by lib
orally subscribing for the bonds Zach
l. Cobb and Mr. Orndorff Friday az
. ternoOn addressed the men Of the saith
infantry, Col F. A. Lewis command
u ~ 81 Gel.
talks, the men subscribed for more
than 100000 worth OF bonds. Five
hundred members Of the Eighth engi-
neers, at Fort Bliss. Maj. Virgil l.
Peterson commanding, subscribed for
$4,000 The total subscription for
I bonds at the 18th field artillery ap-
prOXimate 100000.
santa Fe Men to Take SIIOO.
". r. Brown has written G. F.
Hawks, chairman Of the railroad COM
mittee, that he has just completed
canvass OF the employees Of the Rio
Grande, FL PasO & Santa Fe Railroad 7.
company and that they have pur-
chased $500 worth of bonds This
covers the force Of the general pas
senger and freight offices, except the
city solicitor. o. J. Olin. who is now
confined TO the hospital at Topeka
The subscriptions follow;
W. R. Brown, $500.
J. s Morrison, $500.
J. L. O'Brien, 500.
Mrs. Bessie c. Wrick, $50.
+. II. Berg, $50.
F. i. Mulberry, $50.
r. F. Blackburn. 500.
Railroad Committee sells SGSOO.
The following list Of sales made by \
the railroad committee, G. F. Hawks,
Chairman, was reported late Friday:
J. A 7. Bearden, $50.
Wray Bittickss $50.
T. Mel Bargeri $500.
j. A. Bradshaw, 800.
Mack Collins. $50.
Geo. p COwherd. 500.
Jas r Caples, $50.
Ramon CarasscO, $50.
Coleman Darnau, 500
" s Dawson, $500.
". 3. Golden $50.
R. L. Gustat. $50.
Mrs Neal Grosheider. $50
A. c. Hearn, $50.
F. l. Hunter. $500.
@ E. Hart, 800
August J. Holmquist. $50
/ ID. Hough, $50.
J. n Hampton, $50.
II. 3. Harding, S100.
C. E Hilsabeck. 500.
R. T. Hayes, $50.
R. L Johnson, $50.
W n Johnston. $3.50.
Herbert D. Kelly. $50.
Ihos. J. Lamb, $50.
+. ". Manning, $50.
j.. L. Morris, $500
=. A McNabb jr- $50.
n. c. O'Connell, $500.
Mrs L G. Pearson, 500
l. c. Pearson, 800.
=. J. Pellicer, $50.
Thos- Paxton. $500.
Mrs. ThOs. Paxton, $500.
A. II. Scott, $50.
R. ". Still, $50.
Robert ". Stockburger, 500.
V. d. Scott, $50.
G. still, $50
r s. Trumbull, $500.
John +. Walker, $3.50.
Ruth Williams, $50.
n. c. Yerkes, 500.
Musical Men Buy S1I5O.
Musical lnstruceut and music deal
ers and music teachers subscribing.
reported by W. p Schultz, chairman.
took $3.50, as follows:
Jim Brock, $50.
Amy butcher. $50.
Louis Levy, $50.
John Megna, $50
Bess NJ Palmer. $3.50.
W r. Schultz, $500.
Sue y. Stevens, 500.
Tri-State Talking Machine Co.
s1oO.
c. H Wallace, $50.
Jas G. Wiley, $50.
GrOcers $1,000.
The report Of the retail grocers and
market mems committee, by George
T. Franklin, chairman, was:
c. W Grain, 500.
J. S. Grain, S1OO.
Frank Melendes, $50.
L. ". Herwell, $50.
Z. " Bishop, $50.
Morris GrOsblOt, 500
P. Z. AIussey, $50.
Sol Franklin, $50.
Sol Franklin. 500.
Clifford Brothers. $3.50.
Busy Bee Fruit stand, 500.
star Grocery, $50.
Myer A, Baer, $3.50.
J. J. Jones, $50
j. J. Jones, $50.
IA. G. Appleby, $50.
r. II. Bailey, $50.
Real Estate Men Get $3.50.
The following subscriptions were
turned in by A H. Anderson, chair
man OF the real estate committee:
n. G. Buchoz, $500.
II. w. Broaddus, $500
J. A. Bishop, $50.
7. Frank Coles, $500.
Douglas Crowel. $50.