El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

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spite the heat because it has fine
/ parks Now. we have places for
I natural parks that could beat theirs
T our Scenic Drive route is greatly su-
perlOr 10 theirs. We have a wonderful
opportunity in our Scenic Drive We
T should have something by way OF
recreation to keep the people home
Mr. Martin then told Of park build
ing activities in Fort Worth. and
then turned his attention to a plea
Tor supporting the Knights Of Colum-
bus war fund campaign. He pointed
out that jews and Catholics helped
the Y ~ c. A. and others should now
help the Knights. All religious de-
nominations are working for the same
end. he said
a message from the northea stern
cities was brought by =. c. Davis. who
also returned recently from a business
trip "I found things delightful there"
ne said, but was glad TO get back TO
FL Pasc- The east has its factories
running full time and money Is plenti-
lul- but II has its woes, for wounded
boys are beginning 10 return re-
MEMBER seeing one little group in a
motel one soldier had a leg missing
one mad lost his arm and another was
blind ] saw a father and mother meet
their son, just back from the war
They found him blind The mother
sWOoned and the father cried. Ny God,
my boy is blind. These scenes are
soon to come home TO all the country"
Mr. Davis concluded
Suggests overall Factory.
A practical suggestion was made by
the next speaker, A. Schwartz He
opened his remarks by expressing the
opinion that MeElcans, TOO. are work
ing Tor the promotion Of better rela-
tons on the border. and then suggest
cd a factory TO make Overalls. shirts
and the like. we have empty build
ings and cheap labor" he said. land if
we apply TO the proper governmental ]
Ceparr euts regarding raw material ]
believe we can have a plant working [
oNeralls and shirts and IL would be a I
help TO the government TO manufac~ ]
ture them tt would also boost the ]
pay roll in the city"
Finds same Old Spirit.
II am proud that 7 once lived fin 81 Z
Paso,' said C. r Hudson. formerly !
stationed here with the Santa Re and I
later with the Mexican Central. u
knew FL Paso in 1852 and each time
] return I find IL growing more. and !
IT'S pleasure TO see here today the
same spirit that made il grow"
Working on Greater Highway.
I'VE have all the money on hand
for the Texas link Of the Banzhead /
highway said Judge Adrian Pool.
but our state highway department
won't get 20 II now. They are work
Ing on a greater highway that from
Paris 70 Berlin 7 want to say that
our boys VIII push It TO completion"
over the state you hear more about
FL Easo.s war work than any other
i've cities the judge continued
They say they can't see how Ell Paso
raises the money It's the talk all over
Texas. Oklahoma and Texas raise
lEelr quotas quicker than any other
states east Of Mississippi
University War Plant.
me University OF Texas is doing
i've times more war work than any
other university in the country Its
class rooms. and all buildings except
The girls d0rmit0ries have troops
luartered in them In a little building
on that campus, a chemist recently
made discovery that viii save the
government $4,000. asked by a re-
porter what this was. the judge said
t was military secret now And
Dr. Elnson, president Of the university
already planning big rehabilita-
ION camp for the campus after the
var
Mountain Mayor Present.
A message OF good VIII and CO.
1peration was brought by Z. F. Cad
Eallader. mayor of Mountain Park. 2
-isitor al the meeting.
weekly lunchecus of the University S
Cub, Rotary and KiWanis club was I
this week. so that their ;
Members could attend the monthly 5
.hamber OF commerce luncheon.
Names Of Luuchers.
Those present were Paul d. s
Thomas, J. A. Smith, 3. l. Farrar. J.
L. Convey, Miami Tex, j.. W Kirk Z
Iatrick, ". p. Garside, T. J. White S
ock. Tom Lea, Charles B. Stevens. Il. q
Ellis, James A Brennan ". A. War 1
Ter. James l. Mari. A. s. Howard. I ]
'ercy McGhee, sr- Rev Watson II s
7airley, Dr. J. w Cathcart, H D.
amp. o. A. Aultman. ". J. Biene- 6
mann. George G. Franklin. c. H S
room, B. J.. futile, DR.. j. II. Rich
lOnd. z T. Cadwallader, c. ~ Har- Z
ey, Harry Swain, Dekyle Smith, r
? Davis. o. J. Allen, c. vs.. Groom. A.
chWartz, c. 3. Wilson, sam j. HUI
.gers, Dr- Martin Zielonka, Lawrence q
iardner. C.. Il Finley. W c. Roe. H p ] r
IcClintock. J. p Sheehan, VIII r s
Winch, T. Hewitt Rodgers. j. r. SegaIl.
'laiborne Adams, z. c. Held. Horace i
3. stevens, o. C.. Coles. Gen p L Z
lowe. g. A. Martin. f. C. DAVIS. c. n
3 Hudson. W F. Payne, T. H Yale +
l. ". Reeves. J. W LOrentzen, W T. :
Iixson, T. B. White. Leo Ferlet Ed d. { 6
.achman. W. r. Schultz. Charles p. :
Walker. James A Dick, 2. C. Thede,
J. TiEEe. Y. r stiles. W. r. Shell
'rieur, Julius Krakauer, ". A =. ,
: Gods. A. J. Fraser, Bob Page. J. W =
'eak, II. .. Pallister. vs.. s. MclIath. Il
3. Orndorff and H C. Swearingeu.
drian Pool Vincent Andreas. George L