El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-04

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rode in the car.
Nursery Truck.
The FL Paso Nursery company en-
tered Ford delivery truck decorated
with ferns. palms. evergreens and nu-
merous potted plants. The machine
evergreen. A w Lefgreen, manager,
rode IN the car
The Wright cleaning works entered
Chalmers delivery car, the wheels Of
which were covered with green and
tiny electric lights arranged around
the rims of the wheels. Charles Mayes
and J. B. Sanders rode in the car.
The Auto Livery company entered a
Chalmers six" driven by z. Z. Fan
cher and E. Baldwin
The Leroy garage entered a Hudson
i've passenger car in which rode r
Leroy, Miss Minnie March. Mrs. Betty
Chapman and D. R Nicferson.
The Holmes Cleaning and Dyeing
works entered a Ford delivery car and
a Hupmobile delivery car.
Load Of Furniture.
The Rogers Furniture company had a
G. NJ c. truck, bearing the trade mark.
heart, on the hood. An overland
truck was also entered, also an over
land truck bearing a baseburner, and a
Ford truck carrying a wicker furniture
set
The McClintock company entered a
G. NJ c truck, driven by c II. Rowe.
The exhibit consisted OF a miniature
billboard bearing the trade mark, Nc
Ciintock Co"
h. z. & NJ. Truck.
Krakauer. York & Moye's Sues, inc,
entered a Mack truck, surmounted with
an electric sign carrying the initials
X. T. & NJ gas engine driving
generator supplied current for the sign
and for other electric lights set at in
tervals around the truck
The FL Paso Dairy entered Ford
delivery car.
The Hines Lumber company had an
attractive exhibit, complete house with
windows through which lights shone.
Coal BY the Load.
The Dawson Fuel Sales company en-
tered two trucks An Alec truck. dec
GRATED with canopy effect. bore coal
and coke. and was driven b. L. ;. Par
ker. A Buick truck, driven b John
Fisher. bore a large square block Of
coal
R. L. Morris entered an Oakland COW
cred with white flowers studded with
electric lights. which flashed and went
out at frequent Intervals me wore
peace was shown in electric lights
over the hood In the car were Miss
Irene Robertson. driving, and Misses
Ola Daniels. Eunice Daniels, Elizabeth
Simmons and Willie May Carson.
c. H. Lawrence, wholesale grocer. an
ing
Indians ON wichita.
A wichita truck. from the Elliott
Garrett company. was filled with in
dams, who whooped,and gave war cries
all along the line Of parade The truck
was driven by Ray Myers and the IN
dams were lone Garrett, Katherine
KfIburn. Robert TOTE. Richard Maxey
Alfred Maxey, Samuel Capin and Ern-
est Butler.
The western Coffee company had a
Chandler touring car with big coftee
cup and a can Of Western coffee IN u
on top Of the car. This car collided |
with a telephone wire and was slight
ly damaged. but was able to continue
in the parade Edward Cooper drove It |
Big Bottle of Soda
The Magnolia Bottling works had I
Harvester company truck !
IN this division with a mammoth bottle !
Of soda water in it and an electric light !
me Franklin Fuel & Feed company !
had a huge truck full Of coal in the pa !
rade, the truck being decorated with /
American flags and streamers-
Parade Moved on Time.
There was not one minutes delay in /
starting the parade at Piedras and /
Montana" said H. K. Bernard, chair I
nan of the parade committee. The I
men on the committee with me worked /
hard and they managed each section {
IF the parade like old circus parade di-
-ectors- The parade started moving 4
at Piedras street and we kept 4
t going until the last car had rolled 1
iOwn Montana toward the city II !
here was any delay in reaching the re-
riewing stand it was because of stops !
llong the parade line by the different /
sections H. N. Gillespie, Ben /. Glenn
,nts, c. P. Henry and J. c. Jarvis, who
we're on the committee with me,
worked all day Friday without stop
ing for luncheon TO get the parade
organized and they deserve much /
redit for the way the parade was
iandied"