El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-01
BOND WORKERS
ARE SELECTED
Committees to Raise City"s
Quota of Second Liberty
Loan Beginning.

Final plans for FL Paso's drive"
FOR the second sale Of Liberty Loan
bonds were practically completed at
a meeting Of the executive committee
held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at
the First National Bank Various
committees whose members will make
a canvass of the city were appointed
and other arrangements completed
for raising FL Paso's quota Those
present at the meeting OF the com
mittee were r. p. OrndOrff, chair
man, W. w. Turney. and A. p. coles
Mr.. Orndorff said he thought it
would be a good idea that weekly
luncheons Of the campaign workers
be held, so that they could discuss
their work and exchange ideas.
Chairmen Of the various commit
tees will meet with members Of the
executive committee at Hotel sheldon
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock, at
which plans for the big drive" viii
be concluded.
Coles Urges Savings Invested.
Mr.. Coles said that all members Of
the FL PasO Liberty loan committees
should make themselves thoroughly
familiar with the bonds and their ad-
vantages before starting TO sell them
These bonds" he said. will be bet
ter than cash, as they may be used
as cash and still bear a rate Of inter
est All currency now in safety de-
posit vaults should be converted into
Liberty bonds. Every bit Of idle
money should be made to earn divi-
dends to raise the second loan"
Several of the committees have rot
yet been completed. as members Of
the executive committee desire first
to consult with them before making
the appointments
The following committees were
Publioity-A. P. Coles. E c. Davis.
G. A. Martin. ". J. Moran
Advertising P. Coles, chairman:
H r. 4IcClintock, r. W Page. Smith
William. Z. ". d'Allemand.
County. Tsleta district. a. Smith,
J. J. Smith.
County. clint and Fabens district
j Z Bowen, Edgar D. Brown
County. upper valley-Sam =. Gil
Labor-w. J. Moran. A. P. Webb
and Roy NJ. walker.
Physician@Dr. R. l. Ramey. DR..
NJ. b. WOrsham and Or. F. j. Miller.
Merchandise brOkers-W. ".
Evans. !. W. LoreutZen. ID. T. White.
GENERALIZATION Lea, Joseph F.
NealOn, +. f Hunter Y. j.. -Andreas
and j. J. DriscOlL
Churches-Rev. C. L Overstreet.
Rev. p. r. Knickerbocker Rt Rev.
A. J. Schiller. rabbi Martin Zielonka.
Rev. Fuller Swift
Hotels. 6. Hum hreys. r Burt
OrndOrff. ". n Mccoy.
Printers-H- 7. Ellis, ". J. Buie,
W S lIcAfath.
Negro citizens-Rev. II. A Wells.
City and county offices-E. b. Nc
ClintOcks Charles Davis, John n
Wyatt
Banks and Trust companies-T. n.
Wiugo, James G. McNaryi q. $. Stew
art. T. NJ Quebedeaux, c. y. Bassett,
r. n. Dudley. J; F. Primm, A. F. Kerr.
3. L. Farrar, Max MOye.
Real Estate-H- 3 Stevens. A. H
Anderson, c NJ Newman. H ".
Merehants-L A Krakauer. A.
Schwartz. MyrtH Coblentz. T. Il.
Rogers
Lawyers-W. A. Hawkins. ". v.
Turney. L. S. Goen.
Manufaeturers-Kuno Doerr. o. J.
BinfOrd, Frank Stewart, Claiborne
Adams. J. A. Wright
Brown. l. E. Mcdonald
Automobile trades ". Kirk
patrick. J. J. LongweIl. F. " BanneI
Mining-Charles Qualey.
W Wholesale grOcerS-S. J. Freuden-
thai J. A Dick. Jacob Kaufman.
Frank s. Ainsa- E. C. Bray.
Travelling salesmen-W. c. Hep
Fuel and feed-G. P. Putnam.
Lum her-C y Bassett.
Retail grOcers-George G. Frank
Women-Mrs. 7. W. I.anIer.