El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22
GR0MBIE, NEW
ROTARY HEAD
E. C. Davis Is Vice Presi-
dent and JOS. M. Evans
Is the Secretary.

". S. Crombie was elected president
Z. @. Davis vice president, Jos. n
Evans secretary, Hal Z. Christie treas
ursr and Ed. H Yale sergeant at arms
By FL Paso Rotary at the annual
election Thursday.
The directors elected were the fol-
lowing. F. ". Norton, V. r. stiles
=. c. Thede, T. B. EzelL, Z. d. Laeh-
man. J. P. Sheehan and G. A Martin.
Robert Krakauer ana Martin tied and
Krakauer withdrew. in view OF the
fact that Martin was the retiring
president.
1t was one Of the hottest elections
in the history OF the club George r.
LeBaron, o. J. Binford and Jack
Gething were the election committees
and it took them until after 2 ocloel,
70 complete the count Voting was
started at 1875
Frank Farrell was declared the goat
for next week and Leonard Pence
was awarded the Attendance prize,
donated by c. A. Peavy.
.Ei PusO Modern City.
Adolph Boldt. field secretary Of the
national chamber OF commerce. who is
an old Texan, said Without Oit
OF fattery / want 10 say that find
Fl paso the most modern built City in
ditlons and the widest and best paved
streets IN the state
1T also has the vastest resources Of
any section. which, with future Indus
trial development viii make IL tle
leader OF the state as well as the
southwest
There is room IN the sea for every
sail and there is=rOom in the air Tor
every wing. With this motto let US
proceed TO do justice TO the great mis-
sion embodied IN this organization.
The spirit which ] know viii pre-
vail, and which IS typieauy American,
was expressed in remark By an
American in France who was asked
by a foreigner. What IS the extent OF
the American frontage and depth In
the war. The American answered.
The frontage Is about % miles and
The depth is from the Name to san
Francisco.
With this spirit. then. TO be borne
for the cooperative building Of our
great Industrial cities. Just imagine
how remarkable viii be the resultr
President G. A. Martin presided over
the meeting which was called Frank
Ezells day NJ EzeI is Sc retary-
treasurer OF the Southwestern Fuel a.
Feed company, and IN tribute TO his
company the grill room was arranged
with an atmosphere Of the coal mines.
The entrance was set Off with an inn
ltation cave facade. several displays
representative OF the coal industry.
Moving pictures OF the coal Industry
were shown with machine furnished
BY VIII Winch j. c. Larkin. sales
manager OF the SWastika Fuel COM
pany, Of Ration y. H., F. G. Brink
worth. OF the Diamond Coal company.
OF Alouquerque, n. A.. and II. 2. Mil
er vice president Of the Southwestern
uel and Feed company. made short
"a Laehmans manager Of the Rotary
club, Who had been 10 Las Cruces. Is.
a. Wednesday with the Rotary min
strels, announced that despite the pre-
uicucn that the people OF that vIcin-
ity would not natroniEs a show chara-
ing as nlsh as 81 Tor a seat. the Ro-
lary Ministries sold 12I tickets at 81
81 a. l5 cents and 10 at 80 cents.
RABBI Martin Zielonka. chairman Of
-ne memorial committee for the fallen
soldiers o. Fl Paso, announced that
the plans OF the committee for a me-.
mortal had been commended BY Prof
ray or Harvard university. who Is
president Of the American Societv ~
Landscape artists.
Happi llelonEa announced thar the
II Faso city college. which has
course Of the two first college years.