El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
EVERYBODY CAN
SEE LIBERTY BELL
Follow Plans Outlined by
Committee and None viii
Miss Seeing t.
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the field from the street. as all other
entrances viii be closed
As the bell passes from the union
depot TO the Stanton street stauon
salute of l3 guns viii be fired by bat
terry a Fifth Field artillery, under
command of Capt. R. " Briggs- me
battery will be posted just overlooking
the tracks at the foot OF Los Angeles
Troops TO Honor Bell
While the train is moving 10 Ine
Stanton street station, the troops along
the line viii present arms The ElSnln
cavalry will line both sides OF the
track from the depot to Cnlnuanla
and the Fourth and Fifth Field arm
lery from chihuahua TO Ell Paso- The
18th infantry VIII protect both sides OF
the track from FL PasO to the center
of san JacintO plaza and the Sixth IN
fantry from san Jaci1to plaza 10 stan
Mai. F, A. Wilcox. Sixth infantry,
marshal and chief OF staff for the cere-
monies. will have fun charge OF all De
tails and of the crowds along the line
and he will be assisted by list Lieut.
o. E Afichael 18th infantry LIST Lieut..
R l. Collins, Eighth cavalry lst Lieut.
W +. L Simpson, sixth infantry. anQ
LIST Lieut.. A c Mcbride, touFlh fleIu
Gen. Pershing has directed his aide,
Lieut. NJ. c. Shallenberger, provost mar
shall. to use his men in helping keep the
streets clear of machines and every
Field Hospital.
If you should be taken sick WINE
q [ the military tournament W cones
day and Thursday. at washington
park, YOU need have no fears, Tor Gen
John J. PershIng. commanding lne
c. Baker. who commands field hospital
No. 3. put up as much OF MS hospltal
as there is room for.
Two wards and two of the admins
h. " -
ward has IS cots and there are six
wards in fully equipped estaDllsh-
ment
taking care of men in an emergency
are shown as to sleeping ARRANGEMENTS.
Here YOU will find the regular 1Oiulns
camp cot, bed sacks filled with straw
and the army rubber blanket Deu-
which is used when nothing else for
the sick and wounded can be ueFlseq,
The hospital kitchen will be IN tul
blast and field ranges and camp Kettles
will be displayed The methods OF pre-
pairing diets will also be shown
The surgical ward viii be set up
and all the field instrument chests VIII
be placed on exhibition Inc system
of securing lights Tor the opeIalins
work Will be set up. This establish
ment is well worth visit
Field Baking.
You are to be confronted WI,
large sign bearing this cordial inscrip-
Field Bakery. Z. s. Army.
Buy a Bun for
Charity
Gen. Pershing is DESTROYS OF haFins
the work of the various branches OF
the army fully shown. and he has had
can't A. 2. Watts. the quartermaster
al Fort Bliss. TO set up two units OF
the field bakery Each unit has q
capacity Of 1900 pounds Of bread daily.
and both the 9Th and 18th infantry
regiments are receiving bread from
this camp now. instead Of from Fort
Bliss A pound Of bread VIII make
about ten buns and these are TO De
sold at the rate Of three for cents
The money thus received viii be given
BY Cen Pershing TO some local charity.
Each unit has a chief baker, an assist
ant chief baker and four bakers Inc ~.
equipment folds up and, as II IS hgh|
the whole bakery can be moved rom
place to place easily
Holiday Tuesday Afternoon
Mavor Lea has declared Tuesday art
eruoon- from l o'clock until 4. a nO1dal
in the city, and has appealed 10 all OF
the storekeepers. factory mana gers and
others to close during the time OF the
military parade and the Liberty BEL
celebration. All city and county offices
have been ordered closed