El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-08
IS
IDEA IN JUAREZ
Commerce Chamber Men
Like Ell Paso's DISPOSE
ton for Fair Dealing.
12.71s.ss
167I.7S


12,7l6.8s
Cash on hand Jan. 80. 1s1S....Ls71.7S
Plenty OF entertainment.
The entertainment portion OF ny
program was under the management
/ Of r. Burt Orndorf, who vas given
/ the gavel after president Coles hau
! ceased introducing the speakers on
/ the more serious SUBJECTS me MS
I Of the entertainment stunts was IN
/ troduced during the dinner, Wheh
] Ririe Berrien, introduced as the
/ Popular Songbird," and dressed as q
! charming maiden, made a decided MT
and an equal sensation with ms chdI-
I acter representations and the coy
| manner in which he flirted with the
staid business men at the tables ne
sang both in English and Spanish ana
/ Dleased everybody, none more Inan
/ Uncle Abe Schwartz and Maurice
! Schwartz, who secured his services
/ for the entertainment.
After taking charge OF the program
Mr.. Orndorff first introduced Rev.
I Fuller Swift, stating that IN arrang-
/ ing the program, he had placed al
! the dry" speakers on that seclo1
! presided over by Mr.. Coles and hao
/ saved Mr.. Swift for the real enter
| tainmeut" portion Of the program Dr.
Swift spoke on The Preacher Versus
Business"
He said good preachers were not
! opposed to good business, but Favored
/ it and he thought they should and al
most always did travel side oy SIDE
! The doctors witty sallies made a DIG
hit with his hearers He was placed
! at the table labeled s'wets," along with
/ Tom Lea, J. R. Segall, H r McClin-
The prohibition Question.
] Charlie Brann and Charlie Walker
| introduced as representing 7; n.
! Wingo and Joe Sweeney, respectively,
| smoke upon The Moral Victory We
Won ana "The Real Victory We
Won" Both had a lot Of witty things
/ to say in behalf Of the respective
sides in the recent prohibition cam
paign-
Mr.. Walker said the recent cam cam
1 paign was a contest TO see whether
we would buy our booze from a bar
/ tender or a bootlegger and the bar
| tender won" He also asserted that
I it had been a contest between organ
ization and noise and organization
Misses Ethel and Hazel Groesbeck.
from Campbelrs cafe, took the aud
fence by storm with their musical
! numbers. Dressed in military COS
tune, they played the xylophone, sang
| and gave some violin numbers Like
| Billie Berrien, they had to respond
to numerous encores-
Army Officers As Guests.
Following is the list OF officers OF
the army present and invited:
Mai Gen George W. Read, com
! handing 18th division cavalry; Brig.
Il Gen. BENJAMIN A Poore, commanding
I 18th brigade. infantry; Brig Gen
u F. c. Marshall. artillery commander
Col. A NJ Miller, chief OF staff, 18th
cavalry division. Col S. r. Il Thomp-
kins, commanding Seventh cavalry
Col. Z. Anderson commanding Fifth
cavalry; Col E A Lewis, commanding
Gath infantry; Col. R. c. Williams,
commanding 34th infantry; Col. Otho
W. 3. Farr, commanding 18th field
1 artillery; Col. P II. Kessler. COM
| handing trains, 18th cavalry division;
/ Col. Harry Willard, district intell1-
| gence officer; Col h A Weber, COM
handing base hospital: Lieut. Col.
| John A Wagner, division quarter
master; Lieut. Col. ]. A. Baer. division
| inspector; Lieut. Col W L. Little, di-
vision surgeon; Mai. E. ]. Ely, division
adjutant; Lieut. Col I. o. OConnor
| commanding Ninth engineers; Maj v.
| gineers; Maj. 7. L Sherbourne, divis-
ion signal officer; Maj. W. Withing-
ton, division ordnance officer; Capt
B. Y. Read, aid to Mai. Gen Read
Capt Paul J. Mueller, district ad-
jutant; Capt c. P. Nader. quarter
Capt. L. ". KessleF, Lieut. Marshall
Prentiss, aid TO Maj. Cen Read
Lieut. Douglas Waters. Lieut.. Edward
Law, aids TO Brig. Gen Poore.
Juarez Men Present.
| Officers and members OF The Juarez
chamber of commerce present were:
Angel Martinez, president; Rafael Lo-
zano Saldana, secretary; Francisco D
Gonzalez. president Of the counrii OF
Juarez; Jose Velarde, Fernando i'ela-
clos. J. P. Salazar. Mai. J. Gomez
Tagle, chief of staff in Juarez.
Ell PasOans at Dinner.
FL Pasotns at table were; Otis C
Coles, Zach l. Cobb. judge 4. 3. Nc
! Cliutock. EOm Lea. 9. A Martin, Rev
Fuller Swift, Maurice Schwartz, A
Schwartz. E. c. Wade. jr., DR.. Nathan
Boyd, Paul Harvey, c. L. Ezell, ". H
Shelton. W. L. Gaines, Kuno Doerr
William J. Quigly. B. L Farrar, B. J
futile, +. A Shelton, Dexter r. Mapel
Henry 7. Bowie, B. n. Norton, o. ]
Binford, Ignatius Goodman, n. Y
Ellis, William P. Biting, jr., Matt T
l Wagner, H. NJ Andreas, J. W. Kirk.
patrick, Joseph A Wright, A S. Val.
despino. l. Laskin, l. Horwitz, Franz
P. Jones. Zach Silversparre. A.
Howard. J c. Allison, 1. Gattegno, T
A. Courchesne, J. A krakauer, Z. W
Kayser. Charles Held, Claiborne Ad-
ans, C. H Finley. Henry Welsch, T
A. Darling, W. R. Schultz, W. NJ
James. c. E. Kellogg, Joe Zelman
Sam Weiss. Charles P. Walker. J. X
Segall, c. A. Brann. VIII r Winch, J
c. White. c. Johnson Smith, H. R. Nc.
Clintock, \. Z. Snodgrass, Milton A
Warner, Sam Blumenthal, Louis Fisch
bein. c. NJ Crider, T. A. Thurston, R
J. Tighe, A S. Peatross. J. F. Coles
W. H. Broaddus. c. P. Putnam A P
Coles, J. J. Mundy, z N. Hurd, JOSEPH
Rehin, Sol II. LevensOn. David Klein
Emanuel Schwartz, Ben Levy, E. San.
ders, Medardo G. Cuellar, A S. ia.
cobs, y. J. Hunter, W. c. Hepburn
John NJ. Sheers. T. NJ. Quebedeaax
Sig. N Schwabe, NJ H MacCallum
William S. Mcaiath, J. NJ. Proctor, H
c. Dunbar, ]. R Hunter Dean D
Clark, George B. Ryan. George R. Le-
Baron, Gus Momsen, E. Hewitt Rodg-
ers. Andres c. Gonzalez, Alfredo
Rojas, S. Kranzthor, Luis Hen
riquez G.
Past Presidents Table.
At the table OF the former presi-
dents. the has beens the follow ing
were seated: S. J. Prudential. E. NJ
Bray, J. A. Smith. J. A Happier. James
G. McNary, Robert Krakauer, r. B.
OrndOTff and J. NJ. Wyatt.
Other presidents, in their order, not
present were: c. ". Brown. A. Cour-
chesne, E. Moye. D. N. Payne, de-
ceased; Walter S. Clayton. V. r. Stiles
$1,000 VERDICT IN CATTLE CASE.
A verdict awarding $4,000 damages
against the Mexican North western
railroad company in favor Of T. L
Williams was returned Friday in the
65th district court, plaintiff suing Oh