El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-25
MORE PROGRAMS
ON THE SQUARE
Two Meetings for Women
Called, After Negroes
Program TONIGHT.

The negro citizens of FL Paso viii
give a patriotic program tonight at
Cleveland square. TO be opened by the
singing of America" by the audience
Richard Walter English viii render
several vocal solos; Miss Zuika Fos-
ter viii do the solo work in chorus
singing. Rev. H. A. Wells. pastor Of
the visitors chapel. African N. E.
church. viii deliver an address on war
savings stamps.
Arrangements are being made By
Mrs A S. Peatross for two meetings
this week for women, to be held on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
Cleveland square in the interest OF
the war savings stamp campaign
and men, military band VIII fur
nish music and a male quartet OF the
5th cavalry will give patriotic selec-
lions both evenings.
RustlinE for Limit Members.
Eight committees of two men each
invaded the field this morning call
ing on prospects for the Limit club
kilograms through the official chan
mel Of the Western Union were sent
over the wires this afternoon 10 500
prospects throughout the county and
TO those who are citizens of FL Pas0.
but happen TO be out Of town This
was susge sted by H b. Mcdowell
W. F. Payne and Clarence PickreIL
two cash members through the solicit
tation of A. L. Hawley and W J..
Gaines paid up in fun in the Limit
club. Others who were secured Tor
the club were the Myers company.
credited to Miss Buena Glider and
registered on the card OF the FL Paso
Automobile club. Miss Glider also pur-
Cha rnaa
lin Bros, LeyensOn & Rosenberg, j.
W Cathcart. Louis Fenchler. Mary
smith Price Gage Those who pledged
$500 were C. o. Roberts and Antonio
CamOzze-
Mondays receipts at headquarters
were S1lS42S1.
Some Secretaries RebufCed.
During the last few days a few
secretaries have brought the report 20
headquarters said Mrs Peatross. /
that some FL PasOans have resented
a nelghbOrhOd secretary calling al
their doors and asking them II they
are buying thrift or war stamps; how
many they are buying. and viii buy
them through the neighborhood So
ciety. We believe the reply has been
made that they consider such an in
Quiry impairment
We must again quote from Gov Z
Hobby's proclamation OF June % Z
quoting from similar proclamation z
issued by president Wilson. that 'on
or before June IS all persons pledge /
themselves through a war saving So I
ciety. and to invest during the year I
IN war savings by abstainiug from un-
necessary expenditure Of money. 10 !
the end that goods and services, ma ]
terial and labor, needed in such vast 7
quantities for the successful prosecu-
zion Of the war, may be conserved
No Texan should Fail.
Gov. Hobby says. regarding join /
ing war saving society: Therein ]
Lail not The United States treasury I
department land the neighborhood !
secretaries are representative Of the
treasury department. doing their
work IN obedience 10 orders from
Washington has instructed that the
names Of all persons who shall abb
sent themselves from such meetings
snail be listed by the officials. and
lhis list forwarded to the state direc-
Tor OF national war savings and thence
70 Washington Let no Texas citizen
TAIL TO do his duty
1T must be admitted that a neigh
oorhood secretary is a human being.
and when she has laboriouslv ey-
planned that this work is being done
IN accordance with orders from head
quarters in Washington. and not from
any personal curiosity. the public
should treat her with courtesy"