El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-22
Make It Easy
As Possible
For Fighters
Give To Red Cross I'm
seIhshly, Say University
Club Speakers.

The necessity of giving TO the Red
Cross. which is that kind Of giving
that means unselfishness or Oblitera-
ton Of self for the benefit OF others,
was stressed in several short talks
delivered at the weekly meeting OF
the University club Wednesday noon.
W. 3. Ware declared that "the
main thing for US to do now is TO
make it as easy as possible for those
who are in the war. and to give, in
order that the orphaned children
abroad might have a chance 20 live
w. II. Fryer said that members OF
the University club need no urging
TO work with enthusiasm for the Red
Cross. so that III PasO might give
double its $4,000 quota
Army Officers Guests.
Lieut. A. ". NorcOp. the clubs first
president. was a guest Of honor and
said that "the enthusiasm Of the man
i'm the big struggle will be held up
by the knowledge that there are at
home people really and vitality inter
ested in him. He thought the Uni
versity club. composed Of men who
are doing vital things i'm the COM
munity. can influence the character
Of the community TO a great extent
Lieut. Norcop said he would leave
in a few days for Camp Lee. Va
Lieuts. hugh C0ldweu and Law
renee Stevens. also FL Pasoans, were
guests at the meeting with Lieut.
Norcou.
be loyal TO the United States and all
war aims Of the government, espe-
cially the Red Cross
Roll Of Honor increases.
Ped roll OF honor COM
tinues 10 increase with the late addl-
ton OF the wilson, Iillican cleaning
works I'm the 100 percent class This
was attained after the employees nae
paid their subscriptions The I'll
Pas0 high school and Neff-Stiles are
also on the 100 percent class
Rubber Pile Growing.
The rubber king" !. L. Buquor,
said that he had two tons OF rubber
spotted" and that the list was grow
inE. lie has two trucks TO use in col
IectfnE li0 all refuse rubber and is in
position 10 take care Of al who VIII
notify him that they have old rubber
He evnects to net at least $500 for
the salvage department The pile IN
Pioneer plaza was growing steadily
Wednesday
Flowers Bring S139.
The women in charge Of the flower
booth are doing their bit, having sold
dav donations Of bouquets came heavy
and were disposed Of readily by Mrs
". L. Brown, Buena Glider. Mesdames
c. I. BzgWell, T.. =. MOsson and Miss
Helen StrattOu- Donations OF large
punches Of roses carnations ana
sweet peas were made by Bertha e
Of Texas street, Mrs j. o.
Roberts. j. 3. Paden and Mrs Charles
DeGroff-
selling Lots Of Flowers.
At noon today SIS worth OF flowers
had been sold from the flower booth
at the FL PasO automobile headquar-
tiers AIRS. a. s. Peatross collected
S747O Tuesday by the sale Of flowers
1t war stamp headquarters In the First
National bank Wednesday she was
assisted By Mrs. II. B. Parsons and
Misses Lena Courtney and Kathleen
Ferris. and the sales at noon amount
Nr. and Mrs. Fl. B. Gage. on the
Cooley ranch az Canutillo, have FUR
1ished beautiful roses to the com
nittee.
Emmett Hines. who has charge OF
the Boy Scouts and the high school
BOYS. reported that $500 worth OF the
automobile shield pastors had been
The District Assistants.
in the present drive. the country
has been divided into districts and. .
lccoruLuE TO announcement ALOll- .
leadouarters Of the southwestern d. I
vision, James G. lcNary is in charge Z
IF district No II, embracing the coun- 4
les Of FL Paso. Hudspeth. Reeves, I
.u1bersou. Brewster and JEFF Davis ]
with the following as war fund man 1
iEers al the places mentioned; WI
Z. Brown, FL Pas0; V T. Cammack, /
sierra Blanca; j. A Drama. Pecos; O. i
r. Honaker. Saragosa; J. =. Bean, 4
Van Horn; A. NJ Turney, Alpine; W.
L. Tarbo. Fort Davis j. c. Orgainl
Clint 5000 over Quota.
The meeting held at Clint Tuesday
hight was a big success DR.. W. L.
Brown and ". ". Turney each spoke, /
md through the Kindness Of Brig
zen. Robert Howe the SD field ar
ilIery band went to Clint early In the
.vening and furnished music This
district is the largest in the county.
including everything from Fabens
.ast 10 the county line. Postmistress
drs. ~ +. Murphy. chairman Of the
Red Cross auxiliary. reported Tues
lay evening that $500 had been sub
cribed, $500 above the quota as
igned to that district Mrs. Murphy
aid that by the time the campaign
doses she expected to have at least
1899.
NOPE MEN LISTED MISSING