El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-24

q AleNicans Of the O.. II. and S. a.. shops.
high school Fl Pas0 and Southwest
ern building and freight offices
Close With Dance Saturday.
Red Cross workers and the public
are looking forward TO the closing
feature Of the weeks campaign on
saturday afternoon when from & TO
6 o'clock at the Sheldon hotel a tea
dansant VIII be given. The big dance
VIII be staged Saturday night under
the management Of Mrs. J. G.. Barada
and Mrs j I. Dyer. This promises
TO be a fitting and spectacular event
IN the way OF celebrating In honor
Of the Red Cross spirit displayed by
the El PasOaus- Through r. Burt
Orudorff. the Jazz band" under the
uish music for the tea dansanL
Get sII2.f7 at Dance.
Under the supervision of o. j. Bin
ford and his team workers, a big
dance was enjoyed at the Cement
plant Thursday night for Red Cross
benefit and Sll2.45 was gathered in.
Mr.. Biuford and his helpers erected q
large platform in the afternoon for
the dance. The music was donated
by q Mexican orchestra Ice cream
and soft drinks were sold
Mrs. E-sC. Surles, who has charge
Of the sales in the star drug store,
said that her young women assistants
were doing a big work and that II
would continue until Monday evening
lIexicaus Are Liberal.
The Nexicans here are rauying to
the cause in an enthusiastic spirit
and in many cases they are giving
their last cent The Mexican en-
ployes at the G. II. railroad shops
went 100 percent IL was reported.
Winchester Cooley and Henry 5.
Beach sent a message Friday morn
ing TO the Mckinney Steel company
at Cleveland, Ohio, extending thanks
headquarters Thursday afternoon. 1t
was sent through the effort OF Don
aid 3. Gilliess general manager, for
mer Fl Paso FUND getter."
Charles A. Brann viii 80 TO Canu-
tiIIo this evening where he viii de-
liver the main address at the Red
Cross ceIebaUiou 10 be given by the
auxiliary Of the Red Cross chapter
tonight
Women Surprise Captains.
The aid society Of the First Pres
byterian church surprised captains
3Iesdames j. c. Barada and John l.
Dyer Of district 10. . with donation
Of $3.50.
The Queens Daughters, an auxiliary
Of the Catholic Women's Benevolent ;
association, gave SO.
The pledges received at CloudcrOft
IuA reported LlEaAA. w
Z. SchuCZ, amounted 10 so
In a message received at Red Cross !
headquarters from ]. L Johnston, d. .
vision chairman at St Louis. he con-
graduated the Red Cross workers Of I
FL Paso on their fine showing and 4
requested that they --eep the good D
work going until the last day OF the D
Want Everybody Seen
eve wish every team worker VIII I
continue the work Of soliciting until j
they have seen every one in their dis Z
,rict." said Winchester Cooley and |
Henry S. Beach, campaign managers
Many people are reporting at head /
quarters either in person or by tele- I
phone. saying that they have been /
missed. this meaning that all return I
calls have not vet been made This is j,
not only true of the downtown dis I
-ricts but also Of the residence dis
.ricts. Among the COmplainants down 1
town last evening ana this morning
were the civil court Of appeals. Shell
don barber shop and Dr. J. ". Rich
nOud. All this indicates TO the head
quarters that every one has not been
given attention"
Dig Up Old Rubber
This evening and saturday morn
ng IS the last opportunity this week
.or contributing TO the Old tire noun
ain in Pioneer plaza It was re-
Tuested by the campaign managers
hat everyone who comes down town
saturday morning having an automo-
bile VIII throw ia old tires and add
20 the Red Cross rubber "fortifica-
ion"
The rubber viii be auctioned of
BY J. l. Buquor.
Tags Walter Reese.
One Of the Red Cross workers had
he unconscious distinction Of arrest
ng- police inspector J. Walter Reese
or having one Arizona and no FL
'aso automobile number Inspector
Reese did not recognize the women.
tut did OF tell her she was tagging
high police official
Among others arrested were city
Jerk Jack Dawson. whose offence was
lot having a Red Cross tag on his ]