El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-10

/ ing experience he had found it. we
know about FL PasO up in New Eng
land" he said. we look upon this
region as the home Of robust. red
blOoded Americans. I had a ride out
TO Fort Bliss this morning with the
president or your chamber Of COM
merce. Otis Coles. We had a wonder
ful view from there. Now understand
why you vote prohibition down here;
YOU can 20 out any time and get
drunk on the air and the sunshine.
have q dream Of the possibilities OF
opening NJ this country with order TO
the south And ! want 20 say that ]
that believes in backing you TO the
last man in abOlishing an interna-
tional nuisance.
Now for eIIome Run
a New England boy wrote home TO
his mother; This war is just like a
baseball game he wrote. The score
has been q tie through the first four
innings. There is one man out, that's
Russia There are three men on
bases, Italy France and England
Uncle Sam is coming 10 bat Can he
bring them in2 Ask Dadr"
Sentiment Tor Red Cross
DR.. G. s Nusbaum. Of the American
Red Cross. spoke briefly Of the pros
poets for the next drive. and said thac
all over the country he had felt the
sentiment that the people are going
to give more than ever before, and
the Red Cross viii have available for
its great work more money than ever
before in its history.
Meet Speakers 1t Station
Lieut. Paul Perigord Of the French
army. George Chandler OF the Ma
tiOnal Council Of Defence and Prof.
Guy s Ford. dean OF the University
Of Minnesota arrived at the union
station at 10 a m. Friday and we're
met by John II Wyatt and lvOr c.
Thomas and taken to Hotel Sheldon.
Conferences Are Under Way.
This afternoon Mr.. Chandler and
Prof Ford spoke at o'clock TO war
workers at Liberty hall outlining the
necessity for organization and extern
sion OF the war work This VIII then
be discussed at the sectional meetings
tomorrow, and the work systematized
% way which, il Is hoped. viii en-
ible il to run with even greater
imoothness and efficiency. The or
5anization is not the same in all
itates. Mr.. Ford said. as in some
llaces II is best accomplished through I
ne existing organization. while In {
mother place it can best be. done in ]
mother way
Tonight Lieut. Perigord will be the I
principal speaker at a mass meeting I
n Liberty hall at o'clock.
War Work Heads Report.
The conference opened with the .
luncheon at the Sheldon for the chair
hen OF all the activities participating,
I which Lieut. Perigord. and Messrs.
handler and Ford were present The
hairmen and the bodies they repre-
ented were; Dr. ". L. Brown. Red
ross; Miss Myra Winkler and ". A
Dung. boys work reserve: a. A. Fisk,
oldiers' welfare; c \. Bassett. food
J. II. Wyatt. fuel con-
srvation; Dr.. q S. White. medical
ssociation: Col r. B. OrndOrff. Home
efence league; 6. A. Martin. Herald;
T. c. Davis, Times: Rev. c. X Camp
ell, Ministerial association: W. j.
.oran. labor unions: r Burt Orn--
0rff, Liberty loan; A. p Coles, war
wings stamps: A. w Reeves. cham
sr Of commerce. Mrs. L. T. KILLER.
Inior Red Cross: H P Demand. Y. n.
A: Roland Harweu. county agricul-
.ral work: r J. TiEhe. city schools:t
B. Gwin. Associated Charities. Miss
Iva sly, Y. W. C. a; Hal z. Christie.
lvy league; Winchester Cooley
.unty council Of defence.
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