El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-19
81 ALREADY IN
ELPAS0 EXHIBIT
Business Firms Eager to Get
Space in the "Made in
Ell Paso" Display.

Fffty-one firms, representing every
line Of industry in FL PasO, have
already applied for space in the Made
in FL Paso" exhibit. This was the
announcement made Friday afternoon
by Frank Durham, at a meeting Of the
exhibition committee.
The report Of Mr.. Durham showed
that manufacturers throughout the
city are taking much interest in the
exhibition and indications are that the
expenses viii be well within the
amount Of funds collected. Arrange
ments have been made to begin the
delivery of lumber on Jan. and work
on the erection Of the many booths
will begin on that date.
Plaza Front Of Herald Building offered.
The Pioneer plaza front of The
Herald building has been offered to the
committee for the placing Of signs to
advertise the exhibition. The building
viii also be decorated in conformity
with the general decoration plans, the
committee was told by J. c. Wilmarth,
of The Herald. All Of the owners Of
property fronting on the plaza will be
interviewed by a committee and be
asked to appropriately decorate their
buildings. A committee for this pur-
pose, and also to see about securing
light and power for the booths, was
appointed at the meeting and consists
of the following; II. r. McClintOck,
II. Z. Bowie and Norris Schwartz.
Additional Committees Named.
At the meeting Friday, committees
to look after the installation of exhibits,
securing Of railroad rates and music
were also appointed. S. c.. Aubrey is
chairman Of the installation committee,
the other members being George
frost, Leo Ferlet, F. Norton, Don Rath-
bun and John Stiff The railroad COM
mittee consists Of J. r. Segau and
Andrew Reeves, while Claiborne Adams,
NJ p. CarlOck and Robert KraIauer
a A
fourth committee, TO look after space
privileges in the plaza consists Of
Claiborne Adams, Crawford Harvie and
r. j. Sherman.
A resolution was passed providing
that all payments for exhibition space
must be made on or before Jan. 4.
Arrang win be made, if possible,
to have a school exhibit
Those present at the meeting We're:
Robert Kral1auer, NJ p CarlOc6, J. r
Segall Claiborne Adams, J. c. Will
marth, H. I. Bowie, George frost, 5. {.
Aubrey, Leo Ferlet Frank Durham,
r. p. Sherman, George Evans, II. r.
NcClintock, F. Norton and Andrew
Reeves. The committee viii meet again
Wednesday afternoon at 3;45 p. m.
Firms signed Up For Space.
The firms that have already signed
up for space in the exhibition are:
international Engraving Co., Aultman
q Dorman, Fischbein Bros, FL Paso
Trunk Factory, Garlic & King, Charles
Printing Co., KOhlberg Bros, Magnolia
Bottling Works, FL PasO Brewing ASSOC
citation. Charles Rokahr, FAINT Coffee
Co, Franklin Printing Co, Krakauer,
York & Moye, Sues, McClintock Co.
Anaya Manufacturing Co., J. Ponce, W.
DuSang. FL Paso smeIter, FL PasO Bed
ding Co., Osaple Broom Co, FL PasO
Tent & Awning Co., Sharp Elliott
Manufacturing Co., E. T. AmOnett
futile Paint & Glass Co, Globe mills
two exhibits: Shelton Payne Arms Co.
Armour & Co, Ewing Manufacturing
Co, L. W. Honecker, Acme Sanitary
Flooring Co, Ell PasO Brick Co, South
western Portland Cement Co. FL Paso
Sash & Door Co, FL PasO Milling Co.,
Western Coffee Co, Moore Iron & Wire
Works, Southwestern Iron & Wire
Works. Elite Confectionery Co, FL
PasO Foundry & Machine Co, Mcclellan
Bros. futile System. FL PasO Optical
Co, FL Paso Mantel & Tile Co, Empire
Bottling Works. Potter Floral Co..
Belgian Bakery Co., Purity Baking Co.,
WOOdlaWn BOttling Co.