El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
Ne7g Building
For GrOWing
Trade Section
II. w. Fisher Puts Up
$4500House; Contractor
Erecting Three Houses.

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FOR W. H. szidmore a five room
] bungalow is being erected by Air-
I LAWYER in block "a, West Nevada
I street, just east Of Los Angeles
T street intersection. al cost OF $500.
Two Other New Homes.
Between piedras and Raynor, on
& Alamogordo, a five room bungalow
home is being put NJ for Mrs Sidney
Hoczett by contractor LAWYER Il viii
/ cost $500 and viii be the home of Mr.
and Mrs HocketL He has been
Santa Fe railroad employee for many
years, running between Fl Paso and
san MarciaL
Finishing work is being done on the
new home OF Ben Welsh. on Gold
street, $500 block, Highland Park adj
dition, which has cost $500 II is a
four room bungalow, built by Mr
I.awler- llr. Welsh viii move his
family here from Phoenix, Ariz-
Establishments to conform with re-
serve regulations. But IL YOU give il
a fair trial I pledge you that in
year. you will all realize its
great usefulness and he its friend.
II have told the people at Washing
ton that there weren't a more patri-
Z otto people than those of FL PasO.
over the top in every Liberty loan
] and similar drives.
Predicts 100000 More Inhabitants.
/ -T have predicted that the time viii
| come when FL Paso has $4,000 in
stead Of 5000 people and bank de-
posits Of $4,000. 900 In ten. Is or
| 90 years from now. you viii have
10000 or 100000 people i'm this
I section, people as good and euterpris-
[ ing as those 10 be found anywhere
Asks support for Lawder.
Judge Ramsey complimented II
I Paso. on the fact that Mr.. Lawder
b had been made manager Of the local
] reserve bank. pointing out that he
I had grown up with the system.
Z Judge Ramsey pleaded for the utmost
support Of Mr.. Lawder- ITS not
where a man lives. but what he does.
that makes him a good director he
said. Judge Ramsey also praised W
". Turncy as well equipped 10 be one
Of the governors Of the branch.
81 believe we are going TO give you
good service. and you viii be salts
fled. and while the right has been
reserved TO discontinue the branch if
necessary, 7 would be personally
mortified If you don't give the bank
fun support"
Bulldog" Teuacity Holds.
Judge Ramsey concluded by refer
cnce 10 the great battle raging in
I France predicting that the bulldog
tenacity' OF the British would prevail
iu the end They are our first
cousins" he said. "and the only diff
ference between US is that we have /
improved on them and are better Z
fighters. ] don't believe God will per- I
nit that beautiful France be crushed. ]
and I hope that when our boys are all /
over there the Sammies viii meet
Won Hindenburg at his Waterloo. and I
7 hope that Wilhelm be-damned Will /
be on his knees eating out OF a spoon I
handled by Woodrow Wilson"
Judge Ramsey said the war may I
take ten years. $4,000 600. 600 and I
100000 men. but the war would 90 I
on TO victory However. the end I
might be preceded BIZ great sacrifice.
Hopes Dead son Died Fighting.
As 10 his own son. lost on the bat ]
tlefield, Judge Ramsey said that he !
would give all the gold in the world l
70 bring him back, but not for all the I
gold In the world. would I want the I
thought that he had a yellow streak I
that kept him from fighting.
Brig. Cen Robert T.. Howe. COM
mander Of the FL PasO district pref 1
aced his talk with the request that 4
his hearers rise and bow their heads I
i'm recognition OF the sacrifice OF
judge and Mrs. Ramsey.
Asks Soldiers Protection.
The general said that soldiers I'm ]
this district have oversubscribed to /
Liberty loans and are pledEing them /
at usurious rates. II want your 4
moral support" the general said. we /
have orders TO protect the soldier. I
and think with vour helm we can
protect soldiers against that prostitu- ]
ton. am informed the clearing I
house viii take that Up. and you viii I
help US TO make the soldier save him /
self"
The general predicted that the .
American sword will teach the Hun I
that humanity shall not be sacrificed /
on the German iron Gro S.
Mr. Wingo promised that every I
local bank would cooperate TO the end 4
that soldiers receive full value Tor
their bonds.
John Metz. Merchants Bank & B
Trust Co. Tucson, Ariz-, the next
speaker. said
Arizona Has Come Out.
"Old Arizona was known in the old .
days as the land that God forEot-the /
land Of saEebrush and ella monsters
But she has come out Of that stage.
We organized our bank in april, D
1907, but the panic came on and we
we're not able TO open until the 18th
day Of January, following. I didn't
understand why the great banking
resources Of the country should have
allowed such a condition 20 arise. and
10 seemed 10 me there -lust have been
some lack Of organization. as the
bankers were the custodiaus OF the
entire resources Of the country
-AAAAEa ANH A7NWIlEE ma uEAMEa
To come down 10 present condi-
tions, suppose we were called on 10
finance the war. II would seem 10 be 7
impossible If the conditions were now
as they were in 1907 But a law has
been passed creating the reserve
bank
81 don't believe that law came from
pressure on the inside, but from the
outside depositng public who real
lied our inability. I do not think the
country will ever permit a condition
such as that Of 1897 to arise again.
Realizing our shortcomings. be-
lieve 10 is the duty Of every bank i'm
the United States % come forward
and assist the reserve bank system in
solving war problems. I believe every
bank should join the system. for
without it, the country would be par
alyzed.T
As TO judge Ramsey. the speaker
thought that Whoever had the ap- &
ADJUSTMENTS. /;