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' "" SECTION B. " EL PASO, TEXAS, THURSDAY. APRIL 9, Itl 5. ROTARY EDITION r2 EL PA5QMORNING TINjftS H T. MOM. h rot i ml. c. - .. Rotan furnliura C. Mr. U ruo Cteeiric Ry. MUy reiUré-- W boleada Drugs. u raw nmo c. Civil EftfWMNT. True Meaning of Rotarianism MOBKBI kSAMIKH. ROTARY PLATFORM Krakauar. Zork and Noja'i. Wirolnaja -i-"" AuáU Cu. and Httkil Hardware, Etc. Recognizing the commercial basis of modern life f necessary incident in human evolution, the Rotary Club is organized to express that proper relation between private interests and the fusion of publje interests which constitutes society. To accomplish this purpose more effectively the principle of limited representative membership has peen adopted, the Rotary Club confiding of pne representative from each distinct line of business or profession. Each member if benefited by contact with representative men engaged in different occupations and if enabled thereby to meet more intelligently the responsibilities of civic end business lile, The basis of club membership insures the representation of all interests and the domination of none in the consideration of public questions relating to business. On account of its limited and representative membership the Rotary Club does not con- stitute itself the voice of the entire community Of) questions of general importance, but its action on such questions is of greaj influence in advancing the civic and business welfare of the community . N. SCRW oumwurft otiricb rum The Rotary Club demand fair dealing, honest methods and high standard in MU Mr fwefisrtw ow business. No obligation, actual or implied, to influence business exists in Rotary. Elec- tion to membership therein is an epreeion of confidence of the cluh in the member elected, and of its good will towards him. As his business is an expression of himself, he U expected actively to represent it. Membership in the Rotary Club is a privilege end en opportunity and iu respon- sibility deniends honest and efficient service end thoughtfulness for one's fellows. Service whe basis of all business. He profit! most who lervet beet. e a me. MtnlH MMlNB Ca 4m wfMar í i)Hí' .ry'í.. ; j" 1 M iMMlta teeet HUatfht. Pvk. Ouo al fcí Pmo Muy Adduiun, WMack 4 G, MM Thurwjai EL PASO MORNING TIMES "He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 Ihe First National Bank P3 Keeps Pacé With Modern Banking Demands IRis Bank Is Strictly a "Made in El Paso" Product It's Sole Purpose Is Serving in a "Rotary Way" the People of the Southwest me Rotary Club Demands --n JQv Our Bank Guarantees FAIR DEALING FAIR DEALINGS HONEST METHODS HONEST METHODS HIGH STANDARDS HIGH STANDARDS IN BUSINESS IN BANKING Í J HE HOME OF S ffih lW) X. Ihe First National Bank . W i Z7 'así?, 7V?xas RESOURCES OVER CAPITAL & SURPLUS Per Cent Finest $8,000,0004! Paid On Safety Deposit $1,000,0002 Savings and Vaults in the OFFICERS Time Deposits JOSHUA S. RAYNOLDS Prwident JAMES G. McNARY Fir.t Southwest J. M WYATT J. F. PR MM W L. TOOLEY. EDGAR W. KAYSER, WALTER M. BUTLER GLEN T. MOORE J. E BENTON. Caahmr Anil nit Qufcir Amwtum Caduer AmmUiH GuKicr DIRECTORS J. O. CROCKETT J. M. GOGGIN J. J. MUNOY C. M NEWMAN J. S. RAYNOLDS Z. T WHITE J. B DALE E W. KAYSER J. G. McNARY C S. PICK Hi .LI. H. B. STEVENS J. M. WYATT H J DONAU J. A KRAKAUER J. H. NATIONS J. F. PR1MM W. L. TOOLEY J. W. ZOLLARS "He Profits Most Who Serves Best 99 W T. Hlxon M ton i A. r. eraser Freecr Broa.. Plumbers, r. A. Thurston Thurston Audit. Co. I. ft Sesgali Prop. El Ptso opt. Co. W D. small El Paso Kndry. and Maes, Co. V. U. l.rlgb Advt. Mgr. Kl Plw i linca. a. W. Daulele aeety. tl Pso Credit Assa, ' eelrishness. notary la the eure yet In those rules they have been the moat only entirely capable, but make delightful of crlss crossing tn business classifications. tion, notary i the essence: of ROTARY CLUBS ARE successful. speakers. Ma Need at Junior Ciaba, fueeeptlea of notary Women Make IMnaer Attract h r And from tne service standpoint or Ro- Rotary may be benelHted by occasional The conception or notary waa In I ho be The reason la obvious. Willi the grow- tary it gives many or our members an mobilizations of the Sons of Rotary, again business, will una opportunity In establish a eloaer relation- tba purpose or snip be- iter that rrtendshlp and ing appreciation of woman" position m for closer relation and that they should be mixed to the end per ship with many or tbo wives and sweet tween Rotariana. but It stems that the day-i- business snd society, we must accord they that a man will receive the active tupport ÜUNCHED BY WOMEN ror hearts and daughters to whom have rar distant whan a real need can be credit a refining Influence which has had an of ser- ror end of hla friend In getting today opportunity rendering trade shown junior Rotary cinba. done murh lo malve the dinner of vice In some form or other. Rendering and handling all the business he ran take far more attractive than trie old time stag A final thought aside from a considera care of with satisfaction to thoae he would banquet, many service which Is characterized by mutual- Hon of woman or la Rotary nave when of the participante be ity ta aattafaetory. II la true, rendering Juniors serve. The practical method or arromplian- - came veritable sots Woman but yon ever pictured. In your mind's eye, tne THE THK OHTKB A XT) 8WUCT- - anal gluttons. to who on leaat m tbla raault la by establishing it IH ntt has played no or service thoae have met at Rotary clubs of mot Try it. It is a oe HEAnr tnr. now or small part in the passing a partial aortal basis baa the additional de- orAIKTAfsClt. developing ERIEMiBHIP mkmbkrs the exuberance of aeem llghtrul mental diversión and recreation. áÉamaVBmfamaaaBnaaaai THK OBQANBATtON. t Inettrlati" whteB or snaaV CONFIDENCE, thus promolinir goon light more than meer business acquaint- Yon will see and Panl telling spiring ed to be so essential lo the on lima ance. hear Harris BIIBINKIKV fellowship Tin- - mriirMce naa Ibe international convention In Australia gathering. ago The Rotary club helps a man In hla boat Jualor Clubs Are Alee Being rarated by Ihe set the pare ror a far better "aiag" dmner Clan Needs Women of how Rotary was founded a years Chicago (bare young neaa. not by brinainir perrunrtory Yeunger Ueaarallea: ralr Bea than the old fashioned kind, which usually Rotary, being the ail impelling force In and then arises a order delegate rrom Japan who to hla shop, but by making him more ropi Make dinner Attractive. ended other than was anticipated by the which has "other- thoaghtulnees" ana tells with much committee m charge. Interest or the wonderful things of tne i and equipped to conduct bla in better Not "service, not aejr" aa Ihe mottoes or tne day (1M0) tn the and you are pleased business. that our Rotary clubs required the orient BY t. J. BEBI.ET. Og PHILADBI-PHIA- , entranre of woman for pnrpoaeg or t great army or the unselfish enrolled In ita to bear htm ronclnde with these remarks-- The man who weighs bla every Impulae Vice of Aaaociatlon or President International' and the changes enumerated, for an ranka. naturally give placa lo woman, "And with all the splendor and progress lo rind how much he can profit by II or Rotary Cluba. or must age IBM), pause out our clubs nava practically tabooed who in all history, has proven thla modem (again, lei ns the man who puta a on every errort nrraeit a give won- curb With the establishment or a Rotary club "king alcohol," In so tar as concerns Ha Ibe truip unseirish. for moment and thought to the which not promise Isrga and calculable or Rotary as dora ror women in the middle west and the or- being provided by the committee. Eacn If there bt a moral to this short preach derful prophesies sat rortn returna-h- aa no place In Rotary many years ago by participant la permitted full and free rein ment on woman's place in Rotary, it Harris and Perry, of ganisation of a junior Rotary club in one and Chicago: Head, Philadelphia, BroiltrrbiMid of Mas. to order what he wishes, and the almost cornea from one who lovea tne ladies. Mt of flremer, or our eagtern clilea, we are apparently total absence rrom Ihe Rotary of Kansas city; Mulholtand. of Toledo; You are not to a notarían more board "oi it be this: miles night and woman's day ohllaated or the beverage cheers'" is itaelf an Shelby, of Birmingham; Riggers, of Detroit; to every man bualneaa confronted with the problem auxiliary, that in In Rotary - yes. but Woman's Rotary clubs than other In evidence of the liHrh quality of tne men Cornell, of Houston: Rlggs, or Portland; rrtendshlp. fair deallnv. Idéala and or ro operative Rotary chiba, consisting and woman's auxiliaries-no- ! or In Botary. And then for thoae who wian Just a concerning notary cooke. London; Peace, or Canada, and kiii(llr aeta.nn M'eak louder than wnrda either of women In the one ease or sons la ample tne word Junior Hlgnlaa, or Columbia." preraca there lime for appetixer clubs organizations, which. I lata It, an- British and will but the brotherhood and nephews, or daughters and nieces, m before dinner.
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