El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
k. c. OUT FOR
MORE MEMBERS
Attacking Forces Of Cath.
ole Order Divide Into
Eight Groups.

Thursday night. III Paso council No
e5S, Knights OF Columbus. inaugu-
rated a membership drive that prom
Uses 10 be very successful Under the
leadership OF George B. Ryan. who
was selected by the executive COM
mIttee as general Of the attack
ing forces" eight teams have been
carefully selected and able captains
chosen TO direct their efforts. The
captains with their teams follow:
First-Capt T. A. Couzens. Ed Held.
T. v Berrien, A. = Mueller.
Secoud-Caut- ". C. Roe, Henry
Welsch. Tim Sullivan, i. n Boyle.
Third-Capt. j. A EOrsy the. George
Nilars, 2. r. German, It. B. savage
=. l. Condor.
F0urth-Capt Charles LeBaron. Jo-
seph n Neal0u. j. J.. Morgan, W. p
Brady. H. r. Sweeney
FIfth-Capr G. r. Smith. DR.. r T.
Galloway Thad. Eeavlain, v. A.
Creed. vs.. J. Eegan-
SILth-Capt- Frank Lyons, .. T.
Neesou. II. Torres William Mccoy.
Seventh-Capt Leo Hartford Or. C.
b. Byers. C.. J.. Ross
EiEhth-Capt. Harry Phoenix, V. b.
Audreas. William Baehr, John Savers.
AS sDeeiai inducemsnt the initia-
ton Zee Of SIS has been reduced 20
$40 for a period OF so days.
Give Names Of Prospects,
Material in the nature Of prospects
had been gathered very carefully for
some time and large list Of eligibles
has been apporti0ued 10 the various
teams 10 facilitate their work.
A shock team" has been specially
formed TO go after the onstreperons
ones who may resist the EFFORTS OF
the regular teams. Council meetings
VIII be held every sunday morning al
= o'clock 70 hear reports from the
teams, and meetings OF the various
teams VIII be held every other night
70 plan their work for the ensuing
DAYS
Joseph Scott. OF Los Angeles who
has obtained nation wide fame as an
orator. has been invited 20 preside
at the comforting Of the degrees on
the applicants on some day in June
TO be fixed later.
Pythlnns Report Fine.
Fl PasOans returning this week
from the annual convention OF the
grand lodge OF Texas. knights OF Ply
thias, at Fort Worth, were T. S. GOen,
past grand chancellor; 7. u. Filler,
grand reureseutative- J. !. Finney.
keeper Of records and seal, FL Paso
lodge s.. and wife, and J. L Cohen
and wife. the latter having repre-
scented Mattice temple. Pythian Sisters,
at the grand meeting O. that order
J. o. Wyler, past chancellor was IN
able 20 attend M and Mrs. Flnney
visited bis sister. AIRS. W. E DurretL
at Strong. Ark
West Texans Reelected.
Nr. Fiuney was reelected keeper
OF records and seal Of The state asso-
citation of those officials and Max
krauskOp-, Of Pec0s. was rejected
president The visit OF the grand
lodge. X p. TO the state Fythian home
nj WearherfJrd- by courtesy Of the
TT Worth chamber Of commerce, was
described by Mr.. Finney as one OF the
most enjoyable events OF the grand
lodges history A procession OF au-
tomobiles a mile long wa formed and
the commerce chamber spread bar
becue on the grounds at the home
where 155 children, from two years
upwards in age are being cared for
and educated by the Pythians.
Taking IN Members.
Thursday night Ar Filler submit
ted his grand lodge report 70 the To-
cal lodge C.. 81 Mckinney was given
tire ranks OF page and ESQUIRE. H. n
LipEeT was elected by transfer from
Illinois Thursday night neTt the
rank Of page VIII be given
June the "Dokeys.' the Pythians'
fuumakers. viii hold their summer
ceremonial for which program Is now
in the making
odd Fellows to Nominate
Nomination Of certain officers 20
serve during the coming half year in
Fl Paso lodge 2S4- Odd FELLOWS VIII
be held Monday night Tonight Mt
Franklin encampment VII confer ce-
greez
day night began planning for the en-
rertafumeut for soldiers at the KHAKI
CLUB bv naming a committee com
posed Of Iesdames Joseph Forbes.
Florence Hutting and Frank Saner.
Holds Memorial Services.
Eitualistic memorial services were
held Tuesday night by Fl Paso chap
ter, Order Eastern star, in its nall
i'm Masonic temple Mrs Harry Bur
wei. worthy matron, presiding as
sisted by Charles S ward worthy
patron. and other officers A solo
lv Miss Lillian HuEEett ana duet
ly Mrs Emma king and Miss Huggett
were musical features The only de-
ceased member Of this c-apter is Mrs
Eta Bevile-
Plenty Of Degree Work.
Fl Paso lodge 130 A. =. and a A-f
VIII do degree work this afternoon
and tonight and again Monday after
noon and night Wednesday night
VIII be the monthly past masters
night when degrees viii be given by
former presiding Officers OF the
lodge.
Commandery TraEancts business.
Thursday night Fl Paso command
cry met in business conclaTe- De
gree work viii probably be called
next week. Harry 3 Ogg. past emf
neut commander. has been here for
several days from Clint on the sick
list He has reported on his trip 70
the grand commandery at san An
tonic.
Rose Croir Officers Installed.
The following officers were APP
pointed by the new wise master OF
oasis chapter, Knights Rose CroiL-
Hope n Smith, prior TO installation OF
all the officers Of the body Monday
en- Scottish Kite hall- L r. Crews
master Of ceremonies G. c. Roberts,
expert. Dave Crockett, assistant eZ-
pert. ". c. Porterfield, guardian OF
the temple; W II winter standard
bearer. r. D. McGregor. tiler.
BuIeer state Eagles President
Advices from Port arthur, Tex
Thursday. said that ". c. Bulger
president OF Fl Paso aerie, Fraternai
Order Of Eagles. had been chosen
as grand president OF the state grand
aerie. which VIII meet next at Denton.
Wednesday night, like each last
Wednesday night in the month, viii
De social night for Eagles and their
wives and families Mr.. Bulger prob
ably viii be present He is general
yarduaster for the santa Fe railroad
here
Chapter Works Tuesday Night.
EI Pas0 chapter 49, Royal Arcn
1iasons viii confer the mark master
and past master degrees Tuesday
TRIANGLE CLUB ENTERTAINS
SECRETARY BRENT SPEAKS
The Triangle club o. the y. r. c. A
aran rHaa1 e. O h.