El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-27
WORKER
To SPEAK HERE
Rotary Dads and Others
VIII Hear Arthur Cotton
at Next Luncheon.

Boys in Wartime" will be the
subject Of an address to be delivered
at the Rotary luncheon at Hotel Shell
don next Thursday by Arthur Cotton,
who is in charge OF the boys work
OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation.
At the luncheon Thursday Howard
B. Durkee. general secretary Of the
local Y. II c. A, announced that Mr..
Cotton would spend three days In
FL PasO next week and would deliver
a number of addresses. The speaker
said that vice president H r Nc
ClintOck of the Rotary had suggested
to him that the ROtarians would like
very much to have Mr.. Cotton deliver
talk.
will arrive here from New York and
that he has made life study OF
boys. In England. France and Can
ada the boy question has become a
problem during the war. Mr.. Durkee
said In England delinquency has
assumed an appalling increase and
il is now a problem for the United
states, he said.
other Fathers Invited.
Mr.. Durkee said that there were
many Fl Paso fathers who are not
members OF Rotary who would like
to hear Mr.. Cotton's address and he
asked IL there was any objection
among the members 10 permitting
these persons TO attend the luncheon
next week. There were no objections
heard, and upon motion OF Claiborne
Adams an invitation will be eN-
tended those who desire to attend
the luncheon TO hear Mr.. Cotton
To Entertain Juarez People.
Tentative plans were made to give
q banquet and entertainment at the
d al d. g.
ture for prominent officials and bus
ness men OF JuareZ. their wives and
girl friends. as the guests OF the
club. a committee was provided for
on motion Of Claiborne Adams
Mr. McClintOck brought up the
subject OF more cordial relations be
tween the two cities. saying that p
FasO should extend the hand Of well
come 10 Juarez, which has already be-
come more friendly win El Paso.
Speaks OF JunreE Girls Part.
J. r. Segal suggested that the az
fair at the Paso del Norte be held in
honor OF the officials and business
men Of Juarez. He said he thought
their wives and girl friends should
be invited. He briefly spoke Of the
part taken by the young society Eirls
Of IuareZ last Sunday during the
celebration OF the fete held for the
purpose Of raising funds for MexicO's
independence loan
E. B Grey said that he sanctioned
the movement for closer cooperation
between the two cities
Reports on Camp Question
DR.. r. l. Ramey was asked FOR
the report Of his committee. which
took up the question Of the proposed
tubercular camps 10 be establish by
the government with the chamber OF
commerce. He said he chamber OF
commerce has arranged 70 send DOS
tai cards to its members asking them
10 vote on the question. He said
the members who did not return the
postal card with the referendum vote
on IL would he considered in favor Of
one o. the proposed camps being 10
Gated here The speaker said he per
sonallv thought such a camp would
be welcomed by FL Pasoans as an
asset
Kanen Boosts \. VI. Highway.
C. F. Kanen OF the engineering de
partUent Of the New Mexico High
way commission. said that the state
Of New Mexico was vitality inter
ested in the Improvement Of its high
WAYS. He said the work Of road
building IS progressing rapidly and
that the entire state was anxious 10
construct roads leading TO Fl Paso.