El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
CITIES
BY TELEPHONE
Rotarians Talk With Dele
gates at Kansas City;
RoWlands Nominated.


FL Pas0 Rotary was IN direct COM
munication with international Rotary
in convention at Kansas City. Thurs
DAY noon by telephone. one terminus
being on the dinner table at Hotel
sheldon and the other in the hotel at
Kansas City used by Rotarian dele
gates at headquarters
Rotarian T. ". Kayser spoke from
the FL Paso end 70 debates Il r
AcClintock and G. A. Martin. The
good news was sent by them that A
T. Rowlands. OF FL Paso, had been
nominated for sergeant at arms, and
that while he has one opponent, his
election Seems certain. IS he has the
support Of all Texas. Canadian and
British delegates. besides a number
Of delegates from other states
Families send Messages.
Messages from the families OF HO-
tartan delegates were delivered 10
them. For Instance, James A. DICKS
vile wanted 90 know why he stays
out so late. and AR Martin said Mr-
would appear In Mexican costumes
Friday. Mr. Martin said, and expected
10 create q sensation I'm kansas CITY
Turn to War stamp TAX
Following the telephone converse
tiou. arrangements for which were
made By Rotariau Dean Clark, the
meeting was turned over BY acting
chairman Eavser to Frank NJ Murchi-
son. chairman Of the Texas Limit club.
who presented a number OF war saw
himself called attention % the fact
that war stamps have guaranteed
value at all times and are not subject
20 market fluctuations
Buy stnmDEs Blow rrumpeta-
Rev. Fuller swift delivered a schol-
HH"H
stamps. The color IS green, the sign
and color Of life and growth" he said
"A little quarter spent for a stamp IS
o seed that VIII grow into s. bond
Webster gives some definitions Or
q stamp that are especially applicable
now For instance. he said TO stamp
is 20 bring down with force, 20 bring
down with a loud noise Let Us buy
stamps and blow trumpets that VIII
bring down the walls Of the German
Jericho As TO a limit there should
be no such thing or let US make the
world the limit and then play for the
Needs - workers.
Malcolm A. Fraser, publicity secre-
tary Of the stamp campaign, said that
there are 25 workers, but l5 were
needed for Friday, war stamp Gay. ana
he called for volunteers He said the
county was expected to subscribe
found only two OF three disloyal per-
sons in Fl Paso" he said. -aud we Eer
them 20 subscribe always. because
they are more MISGUIDED than erriug-
County VIII aCome ThrouEh.1
A. P. Coles. county chairman, de-
clared that with the help OF the Ro-
tarians and other good people Of p
Paso. we win all wake uu with smile
some morning in regard 10 this war
stamp business FL Paso IS subscrib-
ing gloriously. and We win be able
Friday evening 20 tell Washington
that We did our share"
HorroVFa TO Buy.
Col r. o. willard. Of the army In
telligence office. said he couldn't do
much talking. but he was ready 70
buy in whatever amount the commit
tee assigned 20 him Dr. r T. RameT
entered his name for the limit. declar-
ing that to do SO be had Co borrow the
money at eight percent
Capt. David Ke1pel. Of the national
army. was a visitor from Washington
He suggested thar when GERMANY
brought us into the war. they must
have overlooked Texas but viii soon
be reminded Of IT'S existence"