El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
NEGROES GET
R0TARF's BIT
Clubs Subscription to the
Liberty Bonds Goes to
Lucky Committeeman.

into a Liberty bond committee at its
weekly meeting Thursday and when
J subscription books were passed
around, members subscribed TO a total
Of $3.50 bonds. The meeting then
adjourned and Rotarians marched in
a body into the main Sheldon dining
room, where the Liberty bond com
mittee was in session, and presented
the subscriptions, which were to be
given the team which drew the lucky
! number from a hat Team number q,
the negro citizens team, presided over
I by William Coleman, was the winner,
! scriptions.
Arrange For Dr.. Hills.
{ A brief but busy regular meeting
/ preceded ROtary's Liberty loan ses-
/ sion Secretary F. 3. Fletcher an
Z nounced that the directors had ar
I ranged to have DR.. Dwight Hfllis. a
national war lecturer, speak here the
evening OF April %, under Rotary
auspices at the courthouse auditor
Jun Half Of the proceeds of the
meeting would go 70 The lecturer and
the remainder TO local charity. Tic
subject OF the talk would be German
Atocities.
Expect Rotary Governor.
President Robert krakauer an
nounced that next week Rotary would
meet with the chamber OF commerce
az It's regular monthly luncheon, but
that there would also be a night
meeting April Is OF 10 for the enter
tainment Of Rotary district governor
Elijah Pool.
Tells Of Jews War Work.
DIT. De Sofa Pool representing the
national Jewish war work COMMITTEES,
tod OF how Jewish workers 20 IN
soldiers camps side BY side with Y
II. c. A. and X Of C. workers. He
said: There is no difference between
American and American, and If the
war has done nothing else II has
awakened US 20 this realization SAM
Gel Gersen. who will represent the
anne committee in FL Paso. accom-
panied Dr. Pool ana said he would
not cOnfine his labors 20 Jews in the
army here but was ready TO join in
any-Et Paso civil movement
Other Guests Respond.
Other guests who responded TO in
PRODUCTIONS we're: r. c. ButterfisId.
former regent OF the University OF
Michigan who said that "he comes as
an American from Michigan 10
Americans in Texas" and EXPRESSED
would prevail IN the world struggle;
l. = Butrerfield, his SON. 7. 3. TREY,
assistant United states attorney OF
Waco. Whc said FL Paso was the
-e---Asa1A LAAE ne AA44 ever seen ana
=that see you are coming clean with
yourselves and that judging from the
enthusiasm the Liberty loan is meet
ING, you VIII come clean with the
government"
Bob Seeds Leaving.
II. L Hutchins and ". " Small
were introduced as new Rotariaus,
While The resignation OF Robert Seeds
was received, Mr. SEEDS saving he
Would shortly leave the city for busis
ness reasons
Rotary Subscribers. Names.
President Krakausr then announced
the Liberty loan plan and the follow
ing signed up, for g total Of $3.50: /
p ". Kayser, A r. Scott D. Clark
Claiborne Adams W H Shelton. ". !
ton, E G. Perry W. S. Crombie, W. I
H.-A wagner, J. " Lorentzen, H D. Z
Camp, ". y. Small D. c. Booth. o. a. /
Davidson y. A Thurston. z. C. Davis. !
q J. allen G. 4 Gregory, c. Il. FIN I
ley, E W Mitchell, j. C. Baugh, 0. J. {
t1arry swan r w. seward rtL l. |
sInions. Ed Sanders, NJ b. Hutehins, :
r. J. Iighe, Dr. r L Ramey. w T. /
Hlxsoni J. n Evans Leo FerIet, Val I
ter l. kohlberg, c. W. Groom, n. 7.
sherman, F. B. FLETCHER, Robert Kra-
kauer5 Dekyle smith, A E. Rowlands. )
George r LeBaron, P. C. Thede, II. r
Given. J. P. Hunter, Ed Lachman. All I
Of these subscriptions were in addf-
ton 70 what the individuals had sub I
scribed otherwise.
sing and Hear Song
Singing America Rotarians then I
in a body into the Liberty I
loan Meeting az which president Kra- I
kauer announced Rotary's contribu- I
ton.
Dan Scurlock. accompanied on the
piano BY Joseph IL Evans, sang !
hew song, what Are You Going To /
Do Fer the War;" following y aich !
the Rotary meeting was absorbed into I
the general meeting Z. " Kayser /
was appointed q committee to secure
the first payments on Rotary subs ]
seriptions and deliver them to the I
Coleman team. Z