El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
SHRINE PARADE
IS BIC SCREAM
Victor Carusso Appears as
Villa, Chas. Ward Pushes
Printing Press.

Led by a band from the sixth infan-
try. distinguished by a real camel
from Alamogordo. and made humorous
by a bona fide Julio wagon" with a
corps OF policemen and spies, the pa
rade Of FL Mazda Shrine Saturday aft
ernoon, in which 81 novices were led
to sacrifice. was a scream.
The legs Of the camel were managed
10y Emmett Hines in front and H p
Hgdfield in the rear Sometimes the
legs went together and sometimes they
didn't This was the worry Of W j.
Harris and ". ID. Roberts and. the
pleasure Of a big crowd when those
two members Of the Shrine undertook
10 lead the balky animal
Big ShrinerS Ride
The procession included "a float in
which the officials Of the Shrine in all
their regalia. were seated The peF-
sonnet OF the aprty consisted of Eu-
gene L. Harris, pOtentate, and his staff,
Sol J. Berg, John ID. Mason, Wyatt W.
Evans, r W PaGe, v. r. SIlles, Dr.
D. T. Brady. John NJ Wyatt. c. o. Sir
mans, Del Richey and $ J. Prudential
The members of the FL Mazda patrol. -
in number, captained by Lieut. o. Z.
Michaelis, followed the auto float.
s.YiIIar Appears
In a small wicker baby buggy was
seated HaymOn Krupp and p r. Cur
ran The pony bore the card. General
Company To the rear Of this cart
was a small brass cannon, which was
guarded by Victor CarussO dressed as
Mexican revolutionist and covered
with villa currency. which was marked
false
The patriotic note Of the parade was
the huge American flag carried by >
members OF the Shrine. followed by $50
Shriners wearing feZes.
julius AIberts Skates.
julius II. Alberts skated on rollers
from the temple back TO the temple
and bore a card which read. please
don't kiss me-
DIT. G. y. Thomas. the county health
officer, carried an empty wood alcohol
bottle and a small box with a tube
His card said "Friendman's Cure
j bennett and George Roberts bribed
an Italian bear trainer to loan them
their animals and, for the whole length
Of the parade. were scared OF the bear
Led the Bull
Frank Williams. who one time was
an FL Paso patrolman and now cattle
man, led a Hereford bull Assisting
Mr.. Williams was Harry Moore, who
twisted the bulls tail and Benz. !
Buchanan, who impersonated a white
III. ". Gottwald toted a small can
non which he fired off frequently !.
Y. Bevelle wore . soldier cap and car
Tjed a small tin horn B. y Love wore
a light lowered gown with forgetme-
not and pink roses and wore the legend,
Lost Babe in the Woods. W =.
Swearingen dragged a miniature train
Drove Noviees
r. " Rigdon drove three novices
abreast and thought he was doing an
arena His three abreast were L r.
Pratt. c. l. Fincham and 3. ID. GWin-
a H karnstendiek. pulled a toy eX-
press wagon Hugh Wright carried
the liberty bell in one hand and the
FL Mazda bell in the other. His card
bore witness to the fact that he was
Demanding Suffering independence
Charles Ward. foreman Of the com
posing room OF The Herald. said ne
~E Tw M I'D
on a wheelbarrOw a small printing
press one card stated that he was in
a more up TO date business than Ben
ROvyIandS RotateS.
& T. RoWlands. president Of the RO-
tary club, took Rotarianism into the
Shrine; His card bore the legend
sisted upon being mysterious. If YOU |
guess who I am his card read, the |
winner receives new boob daily"
Lynn McClintock, manager OF the {
Texas Grand theater, led an imitation
Uncle Tom" show.
The Julio wagon was watched over
by four imitation policemen. They |
were J. B. Buckley, W H Winter, Lee |
Crews, Harry Turner and Fred Hewitt 1
The car was driven by Dad" Warnock !
Of the police force G. P. Putnam was 1
the second to be arrested. While walk /
ing peacefully along the street He
said There is no courage in you And !
the mock. sham. imitation. false police
men AauEneQ ana ElQGkeu ana maze All !
with no reverence for the law what /
ever.
Arrests Negro Woman
others TO be pulled into the wagon /
besides G. p. Putnam We're l. Totzek. B. 1
r. Person. p. BlumenthaI. ". s. Taylor. Z
Frank Lynch. A. :. Aubrey and A W /
Reeves As the police wagon turned !
from Pioneer plaza, Annie Berry. a 1
negro woman. who takes care OF the I
police kitchen. was bundled uncere-
moniously into the car and comnelled i
TO sit between G. P. Putnam and A. ". I
Reeves
The patrol wagon was preceded BY
sham, artificial out Of tune band I
who sang things into their Instruments I
and were unmOved by the results The
members consisted OF Q y. Miller. A. I
T. SamwOrth, Scott White. Il Coope-.
T. W. Schwartz. 3. r. Roach. NJ E /
Olson. D. Leedy and c. 6. Crawl The