El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29
STAMPS DRIVE
HUGE SUCCESS
Days Pledges Aggregate
100000; Cash Subscrip-
lions Totaling S25, 800.

Fl Paso's cash receipts for war saw
ings stamps day, amounted to S25,500-
I Including the pledges made during the
day, It amounted to about 100000,
according to the report given out
Saturday morning at headquarters
The county districts, with the eI-
| ceptions OF eight, had reported at
headquarters at noon Saturday All
were near their quotas. san Jose went
over her quota by $685.. Its quota IS
$1,000. Ysleta subscribed S2s5s-s5. In
Guiding a Texas Limit club subscriber
J. ]. smith, and two $500 subscrir-
lions. made by George Pendell and
Catarfno Pedregin Canutiuo raised
Ss250. Fabens, $1,000, and San Elizaro
$500.
ported a collection Of $780, Most az
Of the school districts are 70 be neSTa
from. Headquarters viii pTooa1ly
have the figures By Monday 4ns
county quota has been practically SUI
scribed.
Te1ns Club Growing.
Stamp buyers continued 70 crowd
the sales headquarters Saturl--..
morning. and il was necessary 10 auo
three extra cashiers
The Texas Limit club has been IN
creased by the following new mem
bers- Palm & Murchison, by Frank
Murchison. Glenn Broom Manutactur-
ing company, MOmseu, Dunnesan-
Ryan company: Mrs. Margaret Buck
Ter Mrs Alberta l. Eaton, by T. sui
livan. Mrs. A. d. Norcup, by A D.
NorcuD: DR.. J. NJ Richmond, by b.
Richmond; W. z. Payne, by 9. Pick
rell. Mrs. Eugene FoNs by MISS rose
He'll: Herman Block, By Mrs. j. H.
BromberE. Glayd- Primm, by HarFle
g. Jones. ~ =. Stewart, by D. f.
Hines; Johnson Hale, H. F. BaldH IN
jr. Frances S. Bray at headquarters [,
Gertrude w. F0llars. BY ?. w kays
Herald News company, Dy j. o. NC
Those subscribing $500 are. Joseph
Soltuer. Walter KOhlberg, Mrs p W
Lanier. r. F. Brencks E. G. HIS, X. i.
Talpis, T. ]. Coggin.
Additional Subscribers.
Su- -crfbers for other amounts are
Mrs. A. /. Eaton. $3.50 George F. NOR
gan. $500; L. R. Hoard, $500; Dr. = r.
~roWn, ST., $3.50; i. SeEgerman, s-7v'
F. T. Woodson, $3.50; J. p Oeonn1.l-
$3.50; +. ] Goodrich, $780, b Eevillo
O: Z B. Walker, $500; r. B. Homan,
$780, William Dale, S100; J. 7. Robert
son. IT.. 500. ". L. Brown elvti
Morales and Morales, 500; c. E. Tor
new $1,000 William Lynch a4uur ~ ~
Mediation, 500; ". G. Alderete. $l90i
". Rosen. 800; T. E. GiI6ey, 800; HUI
bert Hunter, 800.
Scores OF pledges from so 10 so
have also been received.
Quit Work To ,uy stamps.
Visions Of an army led by gray
coated German plunderers striklng
the lower Ell PasO valley, burning
sleta and destroying its goo year oll
church. laying waste 20 fields ana
fruit orchards. killing the men, mu-
tilating the boys and carrying the
women and girls away capuives. were
readily seen by residents OF the Vi
cinitv OF san Jose Friday afternoon,
after Norman Walker, correspondent
Of The Associated Press, had spoken
10 more than 100 farmers. Wlo
stopped work in their hay fields 70
assemble at san Jose church Tor word
on the war savings stamp campaign
The same crowd pledged $500 on
the SPOT after county Commissioners
George Pende1 interpreted Mr.. val
ker's speech. He is in charge OF the
campaign at san Jose.
AT Ysleta Joe D. Page spoke and az
Belen c. H kirkland gave talk on
TIE campaign for government aid ana
savings.
VALLEY Towns Total $500
Vinton and CanutillO war stamp
workers Joined forces and reported
total Of $500 10 headquarters Satur-
day morning