El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

forces in America are realizing even
Wilson down 10 the humblest citizen.
we are all working together. every
drop Of our blood consecrated 10
righteousness on earth
Entertainers Please Audience.
Mrs. Walter Howell sang some
where" and an encore Miss Lydla
Happier gave a pantomlme OF
stenographer's doings for a day Frl-
vate John u. Hicks. company ID, -Isl
battalion. L. S guards, enter lelIeS
with some remarkable sleleAl "a
hand performances. including ven
triloquism Tor the DeneIlt OF lHe
children present
Chairman McBroom announced lAaS
he had been made vice president OF
the county council and that J. T.
Anderson had been appointed cnalr-
man of the Villas council in his place
Has Flag Ceremony.
on invitation Of Rev. Fuller swift,
the ATorehead council had its meeting
in the parish house Of St Clement
Episcopal church The meeting opener
with the singing OF the star Spanglea
Banner" Preceding the singing. the
nag. horne by a soldier. accompanied
by four comrades. was raised WINE
the audience stood a salute and re-
peated in unison the oath Of aLeg-
lance.
Captains TO rant AAt-As
With II T. PonsfOrd- chairman pre-
siding. II. i. Birney, secretary, called
the roll and read the minutes Ihe
council elected Rev. Fuller swift as
leader Of the patriotic part OF the
PROGRAMS Petitions 20 secure con
tributions for the aid OF droutn sur
ferers were given 10 block captains
: A suggestion was made that each
captain have a national flag IN MS
front yard. 49,
| Arbuckle'' was effective
President wilson's congress 9 .,. IA
I speech on the declaration or war
I against Germany was delivered oy
I little Leon KOtosky- HIS response 10
! the encore was Doing Your All
Sectional Strife Gone
Mai. Henry T. Thompson. 2lst pat-
/ talon L. S. guards, SAID inns W1I'
with all OF it's evils, has It's compen-
1 sations. not the least OF which IS tnat
I every vestige Of sectional strIe y
: being eradicated and all parts OF the
] country are standing together unaeI
one flag for one purpose another
! compensation Is the wonderful degree
] Of sacrifice the people are maAln q
All cant 20 TO war, but II the tasks
[ given US are served conscientiously y
we have done as much as the one IN
Miss Constance Pateman sang a
At the Franklin school. c N.
| Wilchar outlined the great work be-
I ing done by the councils and urged
every one TO aid
Meet on school Steps.
The Highland PARK council met on
| the steps Of the school building, since
| the janitor did not appear 10 open
the building About 80 ENTHUSIAST sue
! people heard the address OF Lelsh
Clark
At Grand View. before a large, en-
tf,,,sfa site crowd. Paul Thomas out
lined the general work Of the coun-
els and paid especial attention 70
the moratorium act and soldiers al
lIotments and insurance This couh-
| ell reported 9S percent efficiency-
| At Kern Place. Judge NJ Nagle gave
I a clear Interpretation Of the work OF
I the councils and Miss Helena Hufta-
ker told Of the activities Of the \. w
IC. A in aiding young women ABOUT
! munitfon plants and environments
| hostess houses and OF other spectre
/ agencies.
Explain Council Work.
The Bean council heard Frank
! Lyons, speaker
san Jacinto council received an eX-
PLANTATION Of the work by w W.
At Alamo. J. B. Lsarrazolo explained
the need for the council with especl9l
reference TO the aid it would proVide
/ in the matter Of soldiers rights MS
lallotments and insurance.
Call for September 5.
/ All community councils OF delence
tsve been urged TO be present in fun
| force at Liberty statue on the evening
of September IS to assist in the open
/ ing exercises Of the bond movement
and to Join in singing patriotic songs