El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-17

Macjleer, John F. Dusan, Isaac D. Het-
zell. Pringle Borthwick, Joseph P
Gaffney, Charles F. Kelley, Bernard J..
Michigan. Fred Schwarz. jr-. Jere H.
Shaw, John L Dougherty, Samuel X
Singer. The secretaries were Charles
B. Hall chief clerk. select council; Will
liam H FELTON,. chief clerk, common
council; John J. Carr, sergeant at arms,
Lieutenant Governor.
Other distinguished men in the party
were: Lieut. Gov. Frank McClain. OF
Pennsylvania; BOies Penrose, United
States senator from Pennsylvania; VIII
liam R Knight, IT., coroner OF Phlladel-
phia: Edward A. Deviin, mercantile
appraiser; Daniel V MastersOn, assist
ant clerk Of select council; William W.
FELTON,. assistant clerk of common
council: Arthur r H Morrow. secre-
tary committee of finance: Charles p.
O'Connor. stenOgrGpher, select council.
William H Ball, chief Of the bureau Of
city property; DR.. HUXLEY r owen, po-
lice surgeon. Harry p. Wilson. ASsO-
ciated Press representative; Lewis r
Snow. official photographer: John H.
Burton. mechanician- The guardians Of
the bell. all Philadelphia policemen,
were James J. Quirk, James Z. Jack
Frank They were each over six feet
tall and were dressed in the blue uni
forms OF the Philadelphia police force
$500 Mt stevens Street.
ASSlELzalL superintendent n W AOl-
molly, who accompanied the bell special
to the city limits, reported that there
were crowds along the G. H. right OF
way to the city limits, and that at
Stevens street there were $500 people
waiting TO see the old bell The train
from e PasO to San Antonio was under
the direct supervision and charge Of r
Vessel, assistant superintendent OF the
q. H & :. A, at Fl PaSO-
Trip Through Texas.
The Liberty Bell itinerary in Texas
takes the form of q triangle, going
from FL PasO TO Del Rio, by way OF
Maria and Alpine, thence TO san Anto-
MO and then in nOrtheasterly dlrec-
ton to Fort Worth and Dallas by way
Of the leading central Texas cities. and
south to Houston, and thence 10 New
ID. A. r. Decorate Car.
A committee of women from the Re
becca Stodderr chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, met the Lib
erty Bell at the union station and
placed floral tributes from the various
organizations Of the city about the his
tOric revolutionary relic The flowers
filled two baggage trucks Troop /. OF
the Eighth cavalry. under command Of
Capt Ben Lear, Lieut. W H COWles
cnd Lieut. Robert Amin. were the
guard of honor for the Liberty Bell at
the station, and assisted the D. A R.
committee in putting the floral pieces
american Shield.
There were quantities Of English ivy
and armsfulls Of garden chry santhe-
NUNS. Among the floral pieces. one
of the haudSOmesr was q large Ameri-
can shield, the blue field formed Of
violets, with small white roses for stars
and red and white carnations forming
the stripes The pedestal Of the shield
was set in a mass of Easter lilies It
was the gift OF the Potter Floral COM
pany.
Franchise League Gives Flowers.
The Equal Franchise league sent a
floral piece composed of a circle of IS
large yellow chrysanthemums with Il
white chrysanthemums for the L states
in which equal suffrage has been
granted, with the Texas star in the
center formed Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. in which was a Texas flag.
Tiny American flags were among the
flowers and the wreath was tied with
long yellow and white satin ribbon
streamers bearing the name Of the
league in gold letters. on the inscrip-
ton attached 10 the wreath was an
original verse composed by Mrs s. J
Fennell, the president OF the league.
WOmnn's Club Offering.
The Woman's club sent a large
wreath OF white chrysanthemums on
base OF green ivy. the colOrs Of the
club, and the wreath was tied with
streamers Of white and green. with the
name Of the club in gold letters The
Robert T. Lee chapter, United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy. sent a chaplSt
Of ivy, tied with quantities Of red and
white satin ribbons, the colors Of the
chapter. The Loyal order OF Moose
sent an enormous bouquet OF huge yell
low and lavender chrysanthemums, tied
with red silk ribbon streamers.
The knights Of Columbus sent very
large bunch Of Dig yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with streamers Of red.
white and blue Bryan Bros sent
Dig bunch Of yellow chrysanthemums
tied with the national colors. The
White House sent a bouquet Of white
and lavender chrysanthemums tied
with pink silk ribbons. A long spray
effect of red and white carnations. tied
with red, white and clue ribbons, came
from the Boston store
Carranza Sends Wreath.
The CarranZa consul, Andres Garcia,