El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
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concert will be complimentary TO the
( Red Cross campaign
Nancy Williams, daughter Of J. f.
Williams. raised 800 for the Red
Cross Friday morning.
Mary frost collected So on Bliss
street for the Red Cross Friday.
WashiEgtOr Compliments Ell PasO.
FL Paso was complimented by the
national war council for its liberality
in the Red Cross campaign in mes
sage received by A. P Coles. chair
man Of the finance committee of the
Ell PasO chapter, Friday. The message
came from c. =. Dietrich. secretary
The war council is gratified TO
know that your campaign has been
I launched and is meeting with such
{ generous response We know that
your patriotic citizens will continue
to pour money freely into the lap Of
the organization that will minister to
our gallant sons in camp and at the
front. Since you have already attained
and go and get it Have faith in your
citizens that they will not disappoint
you"
Among the Liberal Givers-
Miss Rose He'll has informed the
Red Cross campaign committee that
she will give benefit card party at
her home. 11O3 North Oregon. phone
26S. at $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon.
James a. Dick sent a donation OF
A contribution Of 500 was made by
FL Paso lodge, No. 100, A F. q A NJ
Friday.
\ SIS donation was made by Fra
ternity lodge, No. II, A =. & a. N.
Mexican Merchants Give $50.
Edgar ". kayser reported that his
committee had received contributions
from Juarez and Chihuahua merchants
l.
chants are taking up a subscription
there which Will be added to the Ell
PasO total.
Southwestern Men Give $1,000.
With only incomplete returns avail
able over $1,000 has been subscribed
by general office employees Of the Ell
PasO & Southwestern railroad. The
collection is being taken up by the
employees themselves and turned into
the committees 1t is expected that at
least $500 will Be subscribed by the
employees.
The Scott White & Co. drug store
iE the Mills building announced that
the proceeds from the sale Of all FL
Cuba cigars and RexO films on Fri
day would be donated to the Red
Cross
Entertains for the Cause.
Mrs. Fred Woodwork, 4013 Trow-
bridge street, Will give three enter
tainments at her home for the Red
Cross. This afternoon at o'clock she
viii hold card party for young wom-
en- There will be 13 tables. Saturday
afternoon at o'clock she will give
a children's bunco party and Satur-
day night at s o'clock she will have a
bridge party for grownups. There
viii 43 tables at the bridge party. All
proceeds will go to the Red Cross
san Antonio Raises S6IsOOO.
Z. E Dilley, chairman OF the san
Antonio campaign. telegraphed Dr. w.
L Brown Friday that up to Thursday
night San Antonio had subscribed
$4,000. Thursday, $4,000 was sub
scrlbed. There has been a competition
between FL PasO and San Antonio IN
the campaign and until Thursday ii
Paso led the other Texas city.
Mrs. J. Calisher, president OF the
women's Aid society. sent notice 10
Dr. Brown Friday that this society
wishes to contribute $25 to the Red
Cross The donation will be made
through team Il, captained by Mrs Z.
L Auer.
Speaks at Orogrande.
Dr. W. l. Brown. president OF the
FL Paso chapter. will go to Orogrande.
y. NJ, Saturday to speak in behalf OF
the Red Cross at the rally and bar
becue there Saturday afternoon and
evening On Saturday DR.. Brown will