El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-03
ASK BOOST FOR
MINING SCHOOL
Commerce Chamber Names
Committee to Meet Sana-
forum Superintendent.

Plans for advertising the Texas
school OF mines in Mexico and in
other parts Of this country were dis
cussed at a meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the chamber Of commerce
Tuesday night Miss Ruth NJ Augur,
registrar Of the school and z. B.
Welch appeared before the directors
and strongly advised advertising the
facilities OF the school. The matter
was referred 70 the advertising com
mittee.
Dr. F. II. Vermillion. who win be
superintendent OF the Southern Bap-
list sauatorium 10 be located at the
ut. Franklin Country club site, is eN-
noon o. c. Coles. president Of the
chamber Of commerce, and G. P Put
nam, chairman Of the sanatorium com
mittee. were named as a committee 70
meet DR.. Eermillion and welcome him
to this city.
Fund Is Raised.
1lr. Putnam told the board Of d.
rectors that the 500, 900 necessary for
the purchase Of the club site had been
raised by the finance committee and
the building and grounds could be
turned over 10 the superintendent as
soon as the formalities were COM
pleted.
James G. McNary. W. W. Turney,
o. J. Binford, Herman II. Andreas and
W. H shelton were appointed a com
mittee TO meet DR.. NermilliOn and ar
range the details regarding the trans
fer The report Of the trustees OF
the property, G. p Putnam. Robert
Kralzauer and Robert L. Holiday, was
read and approved by the directors.
Joins Allied Industries.
A. W. Reeves. secretary Of the
chamber, who attended the confer
euce OF manufacturers at Dallas sew
eral days ago, reported on what had
been accomplished at the meeting and
IL was decided by the directors that
the chamber Of commerce Of this city
should Joint the Allied Industries OF
Texas. the organization which is un-
dertakinE to supply the government
with data regarding what war ma
terials can be manufactured and Sc
cured here
Lemon Ryan Special Co. was elected
to membership
The directors who attended the
meeting were W. II. Shelton. George
B. Ryan. O. J. Binford. Herman II
Andreas, Milton A. Warner, W. s
Crombie, NJ Schwartz and o. C. Coles
y. r. stiles chairman Of the local
campaign and James /. Mari, vice
chairman. Mr.. stiles expects 10 call
together a group Of workers TO take
preliminary steps TO organize the cam
paign within the next few days
Those representing FL Paso at the
conference were v. r Stiles, James A.
Dick. James G. McNary. II. Z. Chris
tie, J. j. Ormsbee, Robert McAfee, J.
H Nations. c. II Harvie, James L
Mari, W. H Day. S J. BRENT, H. p
Demand, W A. Young. J. L Graham
Southwest Well Represented.
New Mexico and Arizona were both
well represented at the conference
Among those present from Arizona
were Norman Carmichael, OF Clifton,
who was elected state chairman and
vice chairman for Arizona Of the
southwestern organization; Charles E
Walker, Of Tucson; G. II. Doweu, Of
Bisbee; B. B. Gottsberger. Of Miami
Boyce Curtis, Of NOgales; W. N. Price,
OF Tucson, and secretary Sexsen, Of
Phoenix.
Among those present from New
Mexico were Col r. E. Twitchen, Of
Santa Fe. who was elected state
chairman and vice chairman for New
Mexico Of the southwestern organiza-
ton; Roy zimmerman and Messrs. Fox
and Miers, Of Albuquerque.
According TO the present plans OF
the national Y. NJ c. A. war work
council. the campaign for S112,00o,000
is scheduled for the last week in Oc-
tober.