El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14
GRICESS Sewers
ARE EXTENDED
cold Tire" Week for the
Red Cross Is Continued
Through Monday.

! Las Cruces, N. NJ, June 1.-THE
sewerage system Of Las Cruces is be-
ing extended. the work of putting ir
sewers on East Lee street now being
under way.
{ cold Tire" Week Extended.
The local Red Cross has decided &c
extend the time for closing old tire
week" to Monday. June II. Some have
neglected to act or have failed 20 ape
! preciate the need for old tires Given
to the Red Cross they may save a
soldiers life.
31rs Fred Kalzenstein is ut home
from trip TO Los Angeles, CaL, where
she visited her mother.
John r. DeAiier has returned from
Santa Fe, where he was on court duty
Fred Keusler has Joined the U. S.
army.
Rev. aud Mrs. i. b. Cavitt were en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mem
deuhal, on Br0wulee avenue.
high line canal in the III Faso cham
Der Of commerce are Rotarians.
Rutariaus are chairmen OF the
house committee and entertainment
committee of the El Pas0 EIks' club
4 AALAaaA Jan Is HNa -aaNNHalA Oh AlaE vi
lege OF the city or I'll Paso, with a
majority OF Rotariaus as directors.
A Eotarian is president Of the Tex
as state school Of Mines located at
III Paso.
A Rotarian is head Of the war SER
vice board Of FL Paso and several Ro-
tariaus are on its board OF directors
and various committees
Pushes Forward Many Benefits.
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some Of the work accomplished by the
Rotary club
I'VE started the College Of the City
of FL Paso. donated a scholarship 10
the high school and the FL Paso school
or mines organized and have had
great hand IN maintaining the Boy
Scouts here, raised $4,000 for the
entertaiIu emit OF soldiers through the
war community service; gave Sl20 a
year 20 the Associated Charities. in
augurated the first Liberty loan drive
in I'D Paso. ourselves subscribing
S55,000; fostered the first public bath
house in II Paso- raised $500 for the
supplying or tobacco 10 two regl-
meuts in France; gave the first inn
petus 90 the Scenic drive movement,
Dwight Hills and other speakers,
brought the Eil5 son White srl1
and Eedpath Iyceum bureau courses
10 Fl Paso, and originated the Take
VIII Advertise T1I Paso.
VIII Winch described the badges TO
be worn ly III Paso E1tariaus al the
Kansas City convention FL P1sO men
viii wear armhand with the name Fl
PasO. big Mexican hats. with the word
Texas, in common with all other Tex
as ROtariaus. and viii wear a small
lapel badge shaped like a Mexican
hat bearing the words I'D paso.
Travellers Tell OF Trips
T. II Beau and W n small ad-
dressed the members briefly. taking
as theiI subjects trips each had re-
Gently completed ar. Beall. compar- 3
ing III Paso with eastern cities. sa;d
that Fl PEsO could wei be proud OF
it's war work Lr. Small praised the ]
productivity OF the salt river valley. I
saying that the FL Paso valley was
not quite so good yet
w. G. Roe spoke on this subject
saying that Fl Paso valleys possibili- I
ties are much greater than those OF
the salt river valley.
Four years ago the salt river val [.
ley was on the bum,' said Alr. Roe. ]
What made ID good was when some /
men came along and found the right I
crop. When our valley finds the right 7
crop, Wen beat the salt river valley I
100 10 J."
VIII Build HiEhline Canal
George LeBarOu, chairman Of the ]
highIiue canal committee. expressed I
the belief that the project VIII be /
built
Several engineers have said the I
canal is feasible" said Mr.. /
LeBar1n. and it viii be built. TIL
may not be war measure, but DO viii
eventually be built nevertheless. AT