El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-14
THOUSANDS Of
FLAGS IN PARADE
Patriotic Ell Paso Marches
to Stirring Music for
Preparedness.

/ Of C. r Kelly. the city officials ana
! employees, 81 strong, in command of
4. :. Howren; the county officials,
about 90. headed by county congtfs-
sioners Seth B. Orndorff. George Pen
dell and j. " Nalling; federal en-
ployes. in command OF collector Z. L.
Cobb, and companies OF young Amer
leans. numbering about so.
The women and children ir this di-
I vision were dressed in white and all
! members OF the division carried fIaes.
Border Rincs-
The second division was in command
l Of Maj. GeorE T. LangnOrue. with
/ Harry : Potter and r. f Hines as
] aides The division was headed by the
. Seventh infantry band. with bugIe and
] drum corps The band was followed
1 By the Border Rifle club. about $50
: strong. in command Of capt Charles
z e RTea The men ~ carried flags
Lawyers March.
The q Paso Bar association. which
| followed. was represented By fully -
! lawyers in command Of R F. Burgess.
/ The street car employees representing
/ practically every branch OF the ser
! vice appeared in command of L. J.
I Davis. and were about 135 strong One
/ section of the employees was made up
\ of conductors and motormeu. dressed
4 in their uniforms.
| The FL PasO Iumbermeu. in command
/ OF R. E. Hines, appeared about -
strong. They were followed by %
employees Of Wells. Fargo & company
with Steve Roemer in command
Mexican Refugees.
Henry Welsch & Co. followed the
lumbermen with some IS in line, COM
manded by Henry Welsch-
The refugees from Mexico. fully rs
strong and in command of r. 3. Ste
vensOn, made good showing in this
division. They were followed by the
Fl PasO real estate men. 50 "a line in
command Of W F. Payne Smelter em-
plOyes rs being in line, under COM
mand Of kuno Doerr, superintendent
OF the smelter. made an excellent show
ing The employees Of the kress store.
in command OF \. ). Howard. appeared
30 strong. The girls were dressed in
white and wore red ribbons on their
left arms The United Daughters OF
the COnfederacy, commanded by Mrs.
James Z. Bowen, and so strong. com
prised the last section OF the second
division. The members were all dressed
in white and carried flags A number
Of children appeared in this section.
Third Division.
The third division was in command
OF T. NJ WingO. with J. T. Williams
headed the division ard were followed
by the Eighth cavalry band, dis
mounted.
The large section Of this division was
the employees Of the Popular Dry Goods
company, about 400 strong. Maurice
Schwartz was in command The girls I
were all dressed in white. with white y
hats bearing red, white and blue bands. {
suits \ feature Of the Popular section !
was fife and drum corps Of p mem /
Ders. all dressed in PAIN beach suits. I
Bankers in Line.
The clearing house banks OF Fl Paso
comprising members Of the American
Institute Of Banking. and ali other
bank employees made an excellent
showing with $50 in line in command
OF = ". Kayser Of the First National
bank In this section appeared B. L
Hnburn, representing Uncle sam
Rotarians March.
ne Rotary club. a T. Rowlands ,
eonmandiug- appeared about 80 strong.
foIoWlrg the Rotary club came I ,
employees Of Fred J. Feldman company,
ETed J. Feldman being in command.
The last section OF the division was
composed Of the employees OF the III
Paso foundry, numbering 90 and com
named by p. '. Z. Schuyler
Doctors Are Prepared.
L ne fourth division was in command
Of Carl a Beers with X. A Shaffer
ana Robert Mozart. aides The divi-
sion was headed by the 23rd infantry
band, followed by the Il PasO Medical
association The doctors appear red about
"a strong in command Of DR.. C. F. Bra
len. with Dr. J. r. Hunter. second ia |
command. The FL Paso Red Cross. DR.
/ r BISHOP commanding. following the I
loctors with ten in line They were /
followed by the Nurses association. .eu I
8trong; IN command Of Miss J. E. Nc q
20 Y. W. c. a. Marchers.
The \. W c A. in command or Miss q
era Eichaker. was next in line 81 ]
MEMBERS being present Sixty members
4 the Knights Of Pvthias in command !
Il = 5 Goen. we're followed by ladies'
u the Macca bees" review No - -en-
escnted by - members in command Of I
apt Annie ORear. The Woodmen Cir 2
lie joined with the Maccabees J
White House Has Fine Display.
me White House employees 10 the S
N n n $ ]
we're commanded by NJ Coblentz Tbs j
iris were all dressed in white and car I
led flags I
The Spirit Of IS was a feature Of
ne " mite House turnout. heading the I ,
ection. il consisted Of three persons l
ppearing IL the colonial costumes. one. ;
lawrence Machon. was flag bearer ! "
mother A soldier OF the revolution ca ! -
wing fiintloclz rifle, the third was a y
runner boy y
The Equal Franchise league. In com :
land OF Mrs s J. Fennell. appeared 7
'itn 20 members. They were followed
y Maccabees Review No. 66, with IL
iemberS IN command OF Mrs Florence I -
'hite. Al o.
University Club. q
Inc University club. A. W Norcon l y
, l,,ltlai was represented by 40 ~
enoers- They were followed bv the / ~
'Oodmen Of the World. IS stronpr Co.. lI
landed by c. T Harbev. "
II Paso lodge No. 1S7. b p. o ElI,s D'
'mprising the last section Of the fourth I
vision, made an excellent showing ana -
.ceiVed much applause all along tbs ilLll
ne OF march The Quein Sabe CHM u
the lodge. headed by Roy ID Rar- pi
JIM appeared IN white uniforms and "
Fps, with purple trimmings. reDreser,f al
the colors Of the order FolIov~i1- ed
em came other members Of the 1ode,s IN
,essed FOR the most part in palm besSb "
10 All wearing white soft hats FuTv
u We're IN line. and all saIuted ss
ey passed the reviewing stand Pc W
irnum wore his uniform of a ,-ics - of
IN the Texas army Of EIks OF
Every bodys Has Fine ShoVvfnr NJ
The fifth division was commande5 h. ac
)Dert hrakauer, and his aides 49, I OF
r Brown and J. L. Campbell Wiz I pa
. goth infantry band directed ~. "a
lthony Gotz ~ Ill
The first section was composed NJ tU
erybodys' department store officials Z br
d employees. with white hats. rlsIxing- In
predominant note OF pleasing effecf
.e women were in thes vanguard ~
IS section, all in white. carrying fIaes ca
d bouquets Of red. white and blue gn
81 back of the second eight were - M
'men carrying an enormous flag Of
sht TO each side The men of this II,
,tion were nearly all dressed I'm palm ~
7ch suits. and all wore the regulation / e..
lite hats So