El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30
Salvation Army
Workers Collect
$1,000 In DriUe
Poor Woman and Little
Boy Give Their Bit to
Help Garry on Work.

"A man may be down but he's never
out"
with this for their slogan. workers
in the Salvation Army campaign OBJ
tanned Monday and up TO Tuesday at
noon, a total Of $1,000. according to
reports at the luncheon at the Shell
[ don hotel
Persons all over FL Paso are doing
their bit When Mrs. C. Z. Kelly's
workers visited a little house where
/ a poor family lived, and explained
their mission. the woman said; Il
know the good work the Salvation
Army is doing and I want to help as
much as I can" She emptied her
purse containing s1.os and gave all
she had to the workers.
A little boy OF Mexican parentage
{ living close by had also heard about
the Salvation army. He had but 9
cents. and he asked the workers to
take that. They did
Sergt. G. r. Williams, Of the Brit
/ ish army, wearing kits. told OF the
valiant work OF the Salvation Army
in the war zone.
Adjutant Harris Of the Salvation
Army explained that the money raised
in the campaign would be spent in FL
Paso. and he told what IL would be
!
Army has been hampered by lack
OF funds, he said. The tambourine
methods had been discarded, he ex-
planned and said. Hereafter once d
year the Salvation Army would raise
funds by a campaign
Mrs. c. E. Kelly, Mrs J. F. VII
liams, A Z. Sweet and I. Weiss won
prizes for good work in the campaign
Monday and Tuesday,
Norman Walker safd that doughnut
day Saturday would 60 a good way TO
putting dough" into the fund
Gen. Robert L Howe, Cen James
B. Erwin, MAJ. Richard +. Burgess, Jo-
seph T. Nealon, Maurice Schwartz,
Norman Walker and other workers in
the Salvation Army drive will speak
at the Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday
in the Sheldon hotel grill The lunch
con viii be devoted to the Salvation
Army drive as all OF the eecxutive Of
ficers Of the drive are honorary or ac-
tive members Of Kiwanis and many
OF the workers are -Kiwanians. Frank
Whitelock and Ben Lewis, also XII
Wanians, are preparing a program
for the luncheon which VIII include
the four minute entertainers who are
appearing nightly in the moving pic
ture theaters to advertise the home
service fund drive
VIII Speak To Rotary.
Thursday the Rotary club, which
mas LOSLereQ the rescue nome AQE q
number Of years, will devote a large
part Of its weekly luncheon meeting
Talks will be made on the work OF
the rescue home for which part OF
the $4,000 being raised. viii 90 and
Of the other work being done BY the
Salvation Army corps in FL Paso-
Chairman Ben Lewis, Of the moving
picture committee introduced his
seven minute singers and entertain
ers at the Wigwam and Ellanay the
aters Monday night for the first time
as a part OF the drive advertising the
campaign Mrs. S. r. Johnston sang
When ] Look Into The Heart OF a
Rose" Mrs Corrine Green sang.
Don't Forget The Salvation Army
and NY Doughnut Girl" while Miss
Julia Crisp whisteled an obligato to
both songs, appearing from the bal
cony and joining the singers on the
stage
Wear Reputation UnifOrme.
Tonight Miss Crisp and Mrs John
ston viii appear at the Alhambra and
Grecian theaters at Sis 70 $3.50 and al
the Rialto Wednesday night between