El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04
ROTARY TAKES
UP GHAUTAUQUA
Committee Asks Club to
Again Make Season Sue
cess; Members Accept.

Fl Paso Rotary viii again promote
the success OF the city's annual chau-
/ tauqua season, it was decided at the
weekly meeting Of the club Thursday
noon at Hotel Sheldon Speaking on
behalf Of the committee Of so citizens
which stood financial sponsor for the
chautauqua this year. Harris VAL
thall extended an invitation to Rotary
TO father the entertainment once more.
and the invitation was unanimously
accepted. each member Of the club
20 sell tickets and do anything else
necessary TO make the season Of en-
tertainment a success.
Mr.. Walthau pointed out that a
number Of the chautauQua speakers
VIII enlighten the public on what Is
being done TO win the war, and he in
aicated by way Of incident that he did
not believe the strict censorship on
snls question was the right thing for
the public.
Invites Fl Pasoans to Trade.
W. r Elliott project manager and
chief engineer Of the Roosevelt dam.
was a guest at the meeting and on be-
half OF the farmers OF, salt River val
ley and the citizens Of Phoenix, ex-
tended an invitation TO FL Paso to
come for business. He pointed out
that the Fl PasO Foundry and Ma
chine company is now manufacturing
Tor the dam a large needle valve,
work OF this kind having previously
gone east He said that as project
manager he has nearly $500. 600 a year
70 spend for materials and supplies.
ABOUT 80 percent OF which goes out Of
the section OF the dam He thought FL
PasO should get about so percent OF
that and said "the latch string is
outside" and invited El Pasoans to
come for the trade.
Believes in ssPep7 in Everything.
evangelist John E Brown, who is
holding the big tabernacle meeting,
spoke briefly on his idea that there /
should be as much. OF more. en-
tEusiam in Gods work as in com
Ioerce, literature and other matters. /
de believed IN putting pep in every I
Inlngs religion especially He pre- /
dlcted, Incidentally, that the third Lib /
whoop.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Slower. who are
furnishing music at the revival. en-l
tertained Rotary with a cornet duet. /
Mrs. StoTer also singing Garry Ne /
Back 70 Old Nirginnny," Rotarians /
Joining the chorus Mrs Slower like
wise led the club in singing -Ameri- |
ca at the close Of the meeting.
on suggestion Of president Robert
krakauer. Mr. Brown. who was pre-
sented at the meeting by Rev. Charles 4
L Overstreet. set next Tuesday night ]
az lle laQeLuacle as Rotary Might" I
and the majority Of those at the meet
ing said they would attend.
Reports Stores stamp sales.
A. Schwartz reported that AT the
stores which made Saturday War \
stamp day for the past two weeks
under the auspices Of Rotary, had
sold $l2ll-6O stamps TO date. Dir.
Schwartz suggested that the commit
tee be enlarged for future work and
that H. r. McClintcck take over the
craftsmanship This was agreed to.
Endorse Austin Man and RoWlands.
The candid1cy OF Billy Richardson
ot Austin Rotary, for international
vice president, was endorsed. while I
the nomination Of A. Z RoWlands for
sergeant at arms, was
made. The election viii take place at
me kansas City convention in June. /
about is Rotarians have already sig
nifled their intention 70 attend.
Urges Coal Buying Now
@, J. Binford distributed buttons
urging all TO buy coal now and said
-his was not SO much an advertisement
IS carrying out the governments sug-
sesuons that the business or dis
coal be done as soon as
possible
Guests who responded to introduce
lions Were- Percy Butler. Of the Cop
ler Queen smelter, Douglas: Volney
3 Leonard. formerly OF Houston
Rotary J. S. lake. FL Paso. and W.
" small OF III paen