El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11


McAdOO's Agent Comes Today.
Sherman Allen. who IS preceding
l the party OF secretary William G. Nc
I Adoo, and arranging the secretary 8
I itinerary will arrive here this after
I noon at 1870 o'clock. He viii be met
I by r Burt Orndorff and other mem
/ bers OF the Liberty loan executive
I committee.
A conference will be held this after
| noon and all arrangements for the
/ secretary's- visit Wednesday complet-
ed The present arrangements pro-
/ vide for a dinner at the home OF
I James G. McNary and a public ad-
dress at the courthouse auditorium in
/ the evening.
Defence League Sends Ushers.
The local Home Defence league will
furnish ushers at the auditorium We'd
nesday night Six captains with as
many members as possible in uni
form will seat the crowd and pre-
serve order.
VIII n HAYS. chairman OF the Re
publican national committee. viii be
in FL Paso on April q and make an
address at the courthouse auditorium
in the interest OF the Liberty loan
Gunes sends $1,000.
A telegram to Fred Stevenson and
Sam Dreben from Donald 3. Gilles,
Pikeville, KY. where he Is opening
coal mines for his company. said:
Good luck with third loan Wish /
were there to help as an Fl Pasoan-
Put me down for $1,000. We are on the
Job here. also. Regards to the boys
Liberty Song
The idea OF mass singing has IN
vaded the Liberty loan campaign ana
the national organization has had an
official song written and set to music
The first copy OF the song was re-
ceived Thursday morning by R Burt
Orondorff, chairman OF the executive
committee.
Slides for motion picture houses
have also been received These slides
viii be shown IN practically every
theater in this city during the re-
mainder OF the sales drive
The orchestration and band music
have also been received An effort
viii be made TO have Gen HOWE IN
clude this song in the mass sing that !
will be held at Fort Bliss next We'd I
nesday night
ssTVhat Are TOa Going TO DOFs
Following are the words OF the
Your Uncle Sam Is calling now on
eT'ry one OF you
II you're too old OF young 20 fight I
there's something else to do
II you have done a bit before, don't I
let the matter rest
For Uncle Sam expects that ev'ry I
man viii do his best
Il makes no difference who you are
or whence YOU come or how
Your Uncle Sammy help'd you then I
and you must help him nov;
Your brothers will be fighting for
your freedom over there.
And II you love the Stars and Stripes l
then you must do your share.
ChOru1-
What are you going to do for Uncle
Sammy
What are you going to do to help the
boys7
II you mean to stay at home
While they're fighting Ger the foam.
The least that you can do Is buy q
Liberty Bond or two.
II you're going to be sympathetic
Fhe kim that only lends lot Of
You're no better than the one who
loves the kaiser,
So what are you going 70 do TO help /,
the boys2
Clint at Work.
The first report from Clint was
received Thursday morning by the
executive committee. This committee
has only Just been organized and the
first eight subscriptions were received
the afternoon OF the first days work
Those reported to date from Clint
were: J. J. Schairer. $1,000; James
Z. Bowen, $500; Mrs James E. Bowen.
5000 Miss Nellie Nay Bowen, $500. ,
= ellles + Bowen IT. e9Uus rat Dolaut
$780, Paul Travis Marion 500, and
Samuel c. Thomas. $50. This report
from Clint Is highly pleasing to the
executive committee. It Is believed
further reports will be made daily
Bonds for Twins.
DR.. T. P Miller celebrated the ar
rival OF twin daughters, recently born
to Mrs. Miller. by purchasing two S50
bonds, one for each Of the twins IL
was reported Thursday. =
Urges Eagles to Buy.
Local Eagles we're urged BY VII
lam ]. Moran, at the regular meeting
y the aerie Wednesday night. to buy
Liberty bonds until they could buy
10 more. calling attention 70 the fact
nat number OF other members OF
he aerie have Joined the fighting
lorces and Il therefore becomes the
iuty OF those remaining at home to 7
lupport the government financially. I
". s. Crawford delivered a brief talk.