El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
CAMPAIGN into
CITY CHURCHES
Dry" Advocates Speak
From Pulpits Sunday;
Call Clint Meeting.

was announced Saturday at prohibit
ton headquarters. It was stated that
pastors Of most all the city churches
had promised to make way at one
service or another for speakers in the
local option campaign. A list Of
speakers was not available up to
Saturday.
A big meeting for Spanish speak
ing people will be held at Mutualista
hall, Fifth and Stanton streets. to-
night at 8 o'clock. There win be
good speakers and a large crowd is
expected. Headquarters for Spanish
speaking people have been opened at
this place.
Rally Mt Clint.
A meeting for Clint on Sunday af-
ternoon has been arranged at ESQ
o'clock. Speeches will be made by
Dan NJ Jackson, Zach l. Cobb and T.
N. Wingo.
An address will be given Sunday
evening at the First Methodist church
by Rev. J Andrew Lewis. D. D,
whose subject will be Bottles, bones
and booze"
A mass meeting is being arranged
for Monday evening, but the time and
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noon.
Women May Parade.
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens. chairman
of the women's committee. has been
i'll the past several days and her place
is being filled by Mrs H. W. Broad
dus, vice chairman. Mrs. J. F. Quad
has been selected as chairman Of the
telephone committee and Mrs. Horace
a Lay will have charge Of the part
that women viii have in a general
parade. if one is held 1t was stated
Saturday at headquarters that the
matter of a wOman's parade was be-
ing held in allegiance until after the
arrival Tuesday Of Mrs. Macy webb
Curtis, state president Of the ".
c. I. U.
Find work For Unemployed.
An employment bureau TO secure
work for men thrown out of employ
menf in case the county goes dry"
viii be established, according to a de-
cision Of the executive committee Fri
a reward Of 500 for the detection
of any person voting illegally or at
tempting TO vote Illegally was voted
at a meeting Of tie executive COM
mittee. This reward also covers
aliens voting illegally or attempts at
bribery Of voters, according to judge
s. J. Isaacks, legal advisor Of the pro-
il was alleged that there were aliens
in the city who stated that they had
voted at elections.
on Instead Of whisky.
A representative Of a Peoria dis
tillery which was forced out OF busi-
ness by the recent foed bill called at
headquarters Friday and stated that
his company was manufacturing a
cooking oil now from corn, instead OF
whisky
Cards for distribution in the city,
bearing the inscription. This Home
Favors Prohibition" were received at
headquarters Of the woman's general
prohibition committee Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Barnhart. wife Of Mr..
prohibition leader, and two
children. viii arrive within a day or
two from Albuquerque. Mrs. Barn
hart viii assist in the work OF the
women.
Pro. Paper in Spanish.
The new prohibition newspaper IN |
Spanish, FL Amigo del Hogan" the |
Friend OF the Home, made its appear |
anee Saturday. The editor is Peter !
Portillo.
Many pathetic cases are coming |
under the notice Of workers at pro-
hibition headquarters" said Mr.. Barn |
hart Saturday. Men who are the vic |
Tins Of strong drink are telling OF 1
helped already who are down and I
put. Several Of the wrecks have Wis /
tied headquarters in a befuddled con- |
1ition and asked the permission OF |
staying around, and have been used /
as object lessons Of the evils Of the /
liquor traffic.
Committee Of 100 Named.
Men on the general committee were /
announced Friday afternoon. 1t was /
stated that out of 10 men asked, only /
zen declined and. Of these. seven stated /
hat they were on the dry" side. but i
for various reasons did not wish TO /
serve on the committee. The list fol-
ows:
David MayfieId. V. B. Andreas, W.
Z. Crockett. r. W. Larrabee, James A. /
Dick. W. Fl. Bryan. W. B. CLARION, J. Il
". Pollard, VIII Mari, George Wall
ace, A H. Anderson, :. c. Ballard, /
Cyrus Jones, H. A. Taylor. L. P. Nc
Chesney. Frank Wells Brown. kunO /
Doerr, DR.. W. L. Brown, c. NJ. Harvey,
W. J. Quigly. Z. S. Stewart. Scott 4
White. ". T. Hixson, DR.. Irving Me-
Veil, NJ B. Davis. r. NJ Turner, ". c. /
Porter, 81. P. Hadfield, Rufus c. Baker,
:. c. Wade, jr-, George H. Clements, I
Emmett Hines, z. NJ. Whitaker, George /
oliver, F. G. Billings, DR.. c. F. Proper |
?. Z. Ryan, o. r Armstrong. Zach /
= Cobb. John S. Curtis. o. L. Bowen.
Adolph Hoffman. Otis Coles. J. W.
+. 3. Stuart, bishop T. |
i. Hurst, W. l. Tooley, J. A. Buckler, II
R. II. Oliver, Rev. Laurence Reynolds III
udge Homer Wells, Clint; Milton S.
Graves, G. S. King, Ysleta; DR.. D. W. H
)etwiler. c. II. Newman, J. I. Will III
Jams, W. J. Hord, Rev. II. A Wells, II
)r. ]. A Rawlings, C. L. Caspary, S.
!. Spence, Rev. J. II. Fitzgerald, W. II. H
shelton, J. J, Mundy, Robert L Holli-
lay, H. Q. Myles, o. H. Baum, ". r.
ichutz. Frank G. Alderete, J. L
Charles DeGroff. E. A. II
Melton. r. z. Crawford, Fred Wright.
v. II. Winters, DR.. F. P. Miller, DR.. J.
L Richmond, A H. Hughey, z. f.
.osgrOve. Barney Hughes, J. a Smith,
William Graves. Robert Lander, julius
.rakauer. W. Z. Castillo. c. A. Patton,
!. p. Putnam L. A. Multane, Dr. Hugh
White. George Evans, Frank Ward
yell Brown. Z. NJ. Bray p. P. Ham
lett, c. S T. Folsom. W. J. Buie. L
L Shedd, W. H. Austin, c. V. Nafe, i.
l. Robinson, Rev. P. R. Knickerbocker,
. A Frausto, Prof. S. Y. Esquivel, J. A.
.guilar, Prof. Jose u. Escobar, j. S
errano and Camille Padilla.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Mon met at prohibition headquarters
riday afternoon, with a large attend
nee Mrs. c. W. Geiger gave an adj
ress on how to win new members.
Lrs. A Grabbing gave a talk on the
Re of Anna Gordon. Mrs. Charles
7eeks won a contest prize.
An Appreciation To Army Men.