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

sician Rocco Resta directed the band.
which played during the procession
The Sixth infantry band played on
] a truck, directed by Max Muller, the
| bandmaster. Music was also played
| during the parade by the 18th infantry
! band under conductor +. G. Fisher
! The band rode on Mack motor truck
/ The Union musicians band partici-
/ pated in the parade, riding on a large
| truck.
Maxwell Queen.
| Miss Agnes Donahue was the Max
! well queen on a big GarfOrd truck,
| which was Ornamsnted with bunting
and yellow chrysanthemums. The
queen sat upon a throne under a
canopy of chrysanthemums and facing
I were shelves upon which were dis
played the $4,000 collection of trophies
Won by the Maxwell cars in hill climb
ing and races A big American shield
formed of electric lights o:namented
the car. which was driven by John
Buquor. Miss Donahue was dressed
in a blue suit with a gold lace hat.
Creamery Men on Truck.
The TEXAS Creamery company was
represented with Wichita truck with
Harry March as driver L. A Tyler,
J. A Brawley, Francisco Rivas and Al
tOnso Praderas appeared IN white cos
tunes. RivaS operated a churn during
the parade.
The Jitne company entered 16 cars.
The first was a Ford decorated TO rep
ing MIR. Jitne," was dressed in a suit
Of green and red. The car was deco
rated with green and red lights Fol-
lowing was a Cadillac limousine, with
Miss Sara Jarrett as passenger Three
FOrdsY two Cadillacs, two Hudsons and
SIX J. H. c trucks, one a mail car.
completed the Jitne exhibit In one
of the cars rode a burro, surnamed
1903 Model Rambler.
CHARLES RAIDERS garage was repre-
scented by a two-cylinder Rambler. 1893
model driven by Je11 RAIDER
The Red Ball Gasoline service was
represented by a Ford driven by II.
c. SWearengen-
vendor to Fort Bliss, entered an Over
land surmOunted Dy an army shelter
tent Mr.. Coleman drove the car, ana
had a number of soldiers as guests.
land pennants.
Honeywell Cars.
The LongWel Transfer company en-
tered 13 cars 4 Cole limousine, driven
and 10 WHY'S trucks following. The
last was a White limousine, driven
by L. W. Nichols.
The Rio Grande Oil company had
two Republics and two Ford trucks in ]
line The first Republic pulled the I
Ford trucks by means OF Pennsylvania I
Puregum inner tubes The last Re /
public was loaded with Pennsylvania /,
tires.
The White House entered a white ]
Overland delivery car. surmounted with 4
a half circle Of white carnations
Archer's bakery entered a Stude- J
baker delivery car decorated with ,
bunting OF national colOrs- I
New Garage Entry.
The Toltec garage, which viii soon I
open at 1928 North Florence street. !
an Overland pulling a cart on
which was mounted an animal known
as the '.Toltelk." with wide open mouth
into which a miniature automobile was
entering. Mounted on the .Toltelk''
was a large doll dressed to represent
a Boy Scout In the Overland was ".
c. Shaw, proprietor OF the garage. Mr.
and Mrs George Shaw and Miss Lillian
Lewis.
The Young Furniture company en-
tered a Ford truck containing a IL
5rary set The truck was attractively
decorated
The FL Paso Auto Supply company
entered a Wichita truck. driven by
William Siebke- The car carried a