El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

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I fine" and has very snappy tune
D. H. Kent. secretary. Of Vancouver
I Canada, says IL viii be sung at an
learlv date at one Of their luncheons.
! He commented on secretary Sheenan
{ complimentary closing Yours for
universal military training and said
{ they were heartily in accord with this.
T. J. Goodlake, from Victoria. B.
IC- congratulates FL Paso Rotary on
the idea Of the song
John c. Holloway from GalesburE,
III, sends their thanks. and says the
club appreciates the song.
Pennsylvania Hears II.
II L. Purdy, Of Sunbury. Pa. had the
song sung at the next meeting after
receiving it.
II. S. Warwick, secretary from Col
umbus Ohio, cOngratulates Ell PasO
upon furnishing words and music so
typical Of the opportunities Of FL
Paso." He added that the tune is a
very catchy one"
Rotary secretary, E r. Kelsey. Of
Toledo. Ohio. says he wishes TO con-
graduate FL PasO Rotarians on their
enterprise in sending the song out TO
other clubs. as IL is mighty good ad-
vertising. because il carries with II a
personal appeal"
Rotarians from Minneapolis write
that the song IS being sung by their
glee club.
Il C. Lorick. secretary Of the Au-
gusta, Ca club. finds the song very
They All Like II.
The song is complimented by secre-
tary J. c. McCabe. of Bay City. Alichi-
gan. who says it VIII be sung TO the
club.
Talbot Field, secretary Of Hope
Ark. says although the Hope club is
a small one and they have no musical
director. they appreciate the song just
the same. and viii have il sung at the
earliest opportunity
John / Hoffman. assistant TO the
Of the International Asso-
citation Of Rotary. writes that he and
his wife intend 10 practice the song
in their suburban home. which is far
enough from the neiEhbors not TO be
considered a disturbance" He says;
We are going TO practice on FL PasO
is Calling You It might be such a
thing that we may get the FL PasO
bug the same as you and Krakauer,
and Martin, and a lot OF other big
hearted Texas fellows have, so don't
be at all surprised If YOU see a car
pet bagger,' rolling into your town
some morning. accompanied by wife
and 'chee-ild'-'
says Song Is Great.
The Santa Barbara, Cal. secretary
writes that the song is great" and
he likes it 'The song viii be sung
as soon as we can get a voice in
Santa Barbara that is equal TO it." he
says
Corpus Christi Rotary sang the
song on December y and liked it.
The Rotary club Of BrOcl1ton, Mass,
writes that we are glad 10 hear from
q live town at any time, and since
we sent our Massachusetts state
guard boys down TO your section 20
safeguard you from Villa and his
friends. we feel an especial interest
IN you We viii sing your song and
appreciate the pep IN it."
". c. Temple. Of Dallas. says they
VIII give FL Paso all the publicity
they can.
Rotarian Chas- P. smith. from Gads-
len, Ala, SAYS Your snappy favor OF
he 30th uIto- received We are con 4
rinced without a doubt that FL Paso I
Etotarians are a bunch OF warm ba- 4
lies."
Wants To Come Here.
From G. G. Slaughter. Of Greenville, /
s. c., the following comes; FL Paso /
must be a hustlng town. as we hear I
IF It so often. and no wonder. II they /
nave other good boosters like your 4
self boosting with song and poetry as I
well as in other ways ] hope some I
lay TO have the good fortune 10 visit .
your growing city. as know it VIII 4
be worth my WHILE
From c. F. HeartburE. Manhattan. 4
kan, the following comes sure. /
ven give your good song a trial. but F..
{ rs very evident that you have never !
heard the Manhattan club sing"
Secretary Lacy, from Bluefield. W I
Va promises 10 have the song sung
soon
Z. l. Simpson. Of Peoria. III. says: i
Your scheme is certainly an excel I
enr enc for boosting FL Paso."
Comments on ProEressiveness.
=. F. Davis, Of Pittsburgh. says; !
The sentiment is good and I viii 4
ave IL sung soon There must be /
certainly some progressiveness in e. I
7aso when its populace can thus so .
proudly sing OF this. the great city Z
If the Pass
From Nissoula. Mont. the secretary.
A. i. Strauss. writes that 1--WE are a