El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-23

done $4,000 worth Of work. with
only one paid helper
OF the salvage department and
junior activities Of the Junior league.
the sneaker said that 14080 articles.
mostly clothing for refugee children,
had been made by the juvenile Red
Cross workers. The children Of the
schools have made S545 surgical
dressings, at a cost TO the chapter Of
only $500, most Of the material being
obtained at their homes.
Band and Singers Please.
During the luncheon the 64th in
fantry band, Claud l. Rogers, leader,
furnished an entertainment in the
lobby Of the hotel Features OF this
entertainment were the duets by mu-
sicians C. L. Windt and Bailton
Sprake. Both have excellent voices
and they sang well together II Is
understood both men were PROBES
sional singers before entering the
No Money Goes TO Statue
DR.. ". l. Brown said he had calls
from many people who understood
that the money being solicited this
week would be used for the proposed
erection Of a statue in Pioneer plaza
and he wished TO emphaticany en-
phasize for the tooth time that no
money collected by the chapter is
ever used except for war work and a
very small office expense
Greetings; Ell Paso quota Red Cross
drive over the top in two days, was
the cable message signed by Messrs-
Cooley, Brown and Beach to Cen
Pershing. commanding the American
expeditiOnary forces in France
Gives Her wedding Ring.
AIRS. A C. Palmer 2424 Wheeling
street. donated her wedding ring, a
bracelet and another ring set with
garnets-
Many large donations are expected
to arrive before the drive is over from
FL Pasoans who are out OF the city
in response TO kilograms sent them by
Winchester Cooley this morning
Tea Dnnsant as Windup.
The Red Cross headquarters viii be
located in the Sheldon lobby until late
Saturday evening and the worker
viii have as a concluding celebration
Of the weeks drive a tea dansant IL
viii be given in the Sheldon undel
the direction Of Mrs. ]. G. Barada, who
is being assisted by Mesdames JohI
L Dyer. Thomas Mayfield- Victor Wat
son and Misses Bobbie and Frances
Earle. Fancy toe dancing VIII Do
given by Miss Karma Dean ant
I Argyra White
HOAlAGE HGnAa LaEHEA AaAAaa
A AIRS Cole who resides in the lSO0
/ block. on Missouri street. the wife o.
/ a soIdier> who has been in France foi
I over a year. wished TO do her bit il
the Red Cross and. being short o
funds. wrote TO her husband il
; France. He responded by sending fivl
I dolls which had been carved from
wood by wounded soldier in hos
pitaI in France. The dolls are dressed
/ characteristic to the Normandy ant
Brittany types Of women. They ar
! being sold for IS each.
Young Syrian Women Patriotic.
Two young women Of the Syrian
American team received as a donation
| from the Security Jewelry company
gold ring set with garnets and pearls
valued at SIS. These YOU women
Miss Margaret FL Kouri and Mrs y
I G. Tahan, have been assiduOus work
ers i'm the Red Cross campaign and
besides turning in much money for th'
/ cause. were responsible for the arres
B OF two AIohammedans, Mustata laine
and H. Kraub. for alleged disloya
3 conduct They also received two case
Of Bull Durham and Prince Albert to-
+ bacco for delivery to the FL Paso can
teen unit