El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-24
ROTARY CLUB
GIVES S31,750
Takes That Amount Of the
Liberty Loan; Kayser's
Suggestion Exceeded.

The Rotary club subscribed S31.750
to the Liberty loan at the Sheldon
Hotel day luncheon, at which r Burt
Orndorff was host to the Rotsrians
Thursday in Hotel Sheldon grill The
movement for Rotarians to subscribe
to the fund was started by Edgar
W. Kayser. He announced that the
Rotary club OF FL Paso was expected
to subscribe $4,000 to the fund in a
movement started by the Rotary clubs
OF America. This sum was exceed
ed by the local Rotarians by $3.50.
Curtiss Heads the List.
The names OF the subscribers and
the amounts they pledged are:
J : Curtiss, S65OO-
Adolph Schwartz. $4,000 for himself
and family, including $500 for Her
bert NJ Schwartz, son Of Maurice
Schwartz.
Robert Krakauer. $1,000.
julius a. Krakauer, $1,000; for him
self, $1,000; for Sidney Frankel, 5000;
for julius Krakauer, jrs 5000, and
Max Fisher krakauer. $500, the lat
ter the sons OF Mr.. Krakauer.
Z. D. Lachman, $1,000.
r. 3. Orndorff, $1,000; $500 for him
self and 500 each for his wife and
four daughters
E. c. Perry, $1,000 for himself and
$1,000 for his SON
James A. Dick, $1,000, to be divided,
S200 for James \. Dick, IT.: 5000 for
katherine Dick and $500 for himself.
Bunches of Hundreds Given.
Edgar ". Kayser and VIII L.
Winch, $500 each
Henry Welsch. $500; each Of his boys
credited with 500.
John NJ Wyatt and ". C. Haden
$500 each.
A. E Rowlands and H R McCIin-
took. $500 each
c. W. Groom. 800 each for his three
sons. making total OF $500.
J. W Lorentzen. $500: for himself.
500; for !. H LOrentzen. 500, and
for julius Lorentzen, 500.
VIII : Crombie, 500 for himself
and s100 for his wife
G. \ Martin. 500 for his son, Chris.
Ben L Clements, Dr. g NJ Hen
bricks, p. c. Thede and sam Givens,
see each
Rabbi Gives For Family.
Rabbi Martin Zielonka, $3.50: for
and $3.50 for David L Zielonka. their
son.
DR.. F. L Ramey. $500; for his wife.
s10e; and 500 each for his children.
B. NJ G. Williams and Z. h Yale,
s159 each.
r 5. Gray. Ed Sanders. Louis Fish
bein. r r Seeds, ". r Schultz,
?. MOssmon, John ?. Sheehan. II. G.
Collins, F. ". Seward, Leo Ferlet, II.
L. Potter. J. NJ Howard. T. b.
Fletcher, J. 5. Getting. all gave 500
each.
Ivor C. Thomas, Boy Scouts execu-
tive, gave $50 for the local scouts.
OrndOrff. Host. TaIks-
After taking gnhEcTlmriOmE for the
Liberty loan. Dr. r. l. Ramey, presi-
dent OF the club turned over the pro-
gram to r B. OrndOrff. who was host
TO the ROtarians. Mr.. Orndorff de-
seribed how. Hotel Sheldon proved
itself = worthy Rotarian oy patrOniz-
ing the Rotary members and ex-
planned the organization OF the hotel
system.
Urges support for Loan.
Edgar ". kayser- after announcing
that he was rejoicing over the birth
of baby girl at his home, called upon
the ROtar1ans TO support the Liberty
loan. He said that although all RO-
tarians were unable 10 aid the country
by going 20 the front il was their
duty 10 assist BY subscribing 10 the
loan.
Says FL Paso Not In Front.
]. :. Curtiss said that Fl Paso was 4
not doing its bit" in subscribing TO
the war and was far in the rear OF
Douglas. Ariz-- and Denver. Colo. he I
said that If the Rotarians could not /
go 10 the front in person they should Z
send their iron men" there.
W \ Sutherland. mayor OF Las I.
Cruces, y. NJ, addressed the Rotar- /.
ans and asked the support Of the Fl T
Paso club TO secure an army training
camp for Las Cruces, y. VI.
DR.. Z. l. Ramey read several al I
legged kilograms from PanchO Villa, +
President Wilson, Gen. Hugh L Scott .
and others cOngrat Sting Edgar F.
hayser on the arrival q a daughter. I
The baby weighing eiglf pounds. was .
born Thursday morning in Hotel .
Dieu.
Dr. II. h Warner. a nephew Of DR.. /
T. L. Ramey, pres dent Of the Rotary 1
club. was q guest Of his uncle at the /
luncheon. The young man has re- I
Gently graduated from New York I
medical school and may locate in Il i
Paso. He expects to join the medical /.
corps Of the army in Europe.