El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-30

mis- men that we and all we have are
az their service" began Rev. Fl. A. T.
Upton, who made a speech ful Of
emotion. and soul stirring. six bill
lion dollars is the largest amount
ever demanded Of any people on
earth. but IL is nothing compared
with what IL will accomplish. Our
brave men are giving all their
strength, while all we can do is TO
lend the government a few dollars
at a high rate Of interest TO support
them
Want Victory; Not Peace.
we do not want peace: we want
victory and our men viii give us
what we desire If we viii support
them according TO their accomplish
ments- President Wilson's reply TO
the peace note OF Austria was the
greatest act OF the war. We must
and shall continue this fight until the
crimes against the nations have been
avenged in the blood Of the enemy
Let the picture Of the Stars and
Stripes floating over the palaces OF
the Huns cheer US to do everything
we are asked"
S2nd's Band Entertainers.
Part Of the send field artillery
hand, Saturday night at Stanton and
san Antonio streets led by Lieut. 7.
J. LacOck, rendered some selections
that were very much appreciated by
the large crowd that "a thered there
The boys OF the send field artillery
sang several songs that were greatly
applauded by the crowd, among which
were. Beautiful Katy" when the
send Falls in Line" I'VE Don't Want
the Bacon. we Just Want q Piece
Of the Rhine" and "Oh, How
Hate TO Get Up IN the Morning.
Through some misunderstood
speakers failed 70 appear and the
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the boys instead OF the speaking.
Privates Are Modest.
Pvt Charles S. Grill. goth engi
neers, volunteered on January q,
1918, while a student at the Ameri-
can university. Washington. D. c.
and was sent 10 France 90 days
thereafter His home is in Blaine.
Colo. He was Eassed in the Tours
sector while carving ammunition 10
battery OF artillery in that severe
fighting on July 4 He is modest and
VIII not tell the whole story, but il
vas gathered that he is one Of those
engineers who Just had 20 get into
that fight and managed 10 steal 2
Few hours from their rest period, go
Ing with the ammunition train while
supposed 10 have been resting from
their labors OF the day before.
Pvt. Henry Adams. 213rd aero
squadron. volunteered on December
waco, Tex. and two months in Eng
land. He was about three months in
the Chateau Thierry sector. and was
Eassed on July u. sick for about a
week. and then returned TO America
Mustard gas made him awfully sick
He says that he was never uncon-
scious. but wishes that he had been.
Women Have n Booth.
On the Rio Grande bank corner. al
the Intersection Of Mesa and Texas
streets, the 314th cavalry band and
regimental choir. A. IT. Byers. leader
furnished music for the opening Of
the Liberty loan drive. The loan booth
was presided over by Mrs. ". l. Too
ley, Mrs Jas. A Dicll-and Mrs W. Il.
Broaddus. under Mrs A. D. Surles as
lieutenant
The speaker was Rev Fuller Swift.
the most important thing before the
people Of the United States at present
Tn people Of this country have had
the reputation of being money grind
ers and knew nothing about sacrifice.
but thev are rapidly learning that art
and at the same time are also learning
the habit Of saving It is a time when
the country cannot wait. The army
must be fed and clothed and firearms
and ammunition must be furnished on
time. At present American patriot
ism is the greatest thing in the world"
He explained the difference in buying
bonds and taxation and urged the peo-
pl TO buy Of this issue to the limit Of
their ability.