El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
TURNOUT LARGE
ON LIBERTY DAY
P Personnel Appearing on
Motors and on Foot In
cludes Leading People.


All El Paso turned ouJ Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock to watch the
inspiring Liberty loan day parade
and hundreds marched fin the ranks
of the patriots. OF all those VINO
gained burst Of sympathetic APP
plause. the mothers of the boys who
have gone 10 the army were promin- I
emit
Among them were Mesdames Is. NJ
Piatt. chairman. w Lynch. Frederick
r.. Koch. +. r. Ardoin, C.. W. Robert
son. r. G. Adams W. Fl. Glasgow, W.
T. Campbell. NJ j. Davidson, n, A.
Ackemy. Anna Percifield. Edna
Fowler. Lucy G.. Sheridan. sarah A. I
Flynn. Lulu Marsh, e.. =. Startling, J.
AIbertS Eva NJ Penny. Charles
Powell. +. J.. Powell. Kate Murtle,
Fora STAFFORD A. J. Davis NJ j. Les
Appel. g. k Hall. Mrs Priest Emma
T. Sheffield. = T. German, s Nav
Kinney. H. ROsecrans. W. - harris. i.
L. Miller. 4. W SOrrells. S-san Moore
T.. sauers Margaret Kelly and Emma
Werner. They rode I'm big motor cars
Nurses Make Fine showing.
The Popular d-y goods store FUR
uished q prettily decorated float for
the use of the nurses Of the Pr0yid- .
ence and Holston hospitals and Hotel
hospital who rode We're Miss karner- I
inc Kelly. Miss Anna Smith. Miss Pearl
A Jones, Hiss Maud kreger. Miss
Carrie shaw, Miss Undine Won. Mrs
Bell White. Mrs. Anna Clancy. Miss
Annie Walker. Miss Hattie Christian, .
Miss May Sterling. Miss Ann Nc
Combs Miss Alice Jackson. Miss Rosa
DoaE. Miss Helen Smith Miss Jessie Nc .
Donald. Miss Del la. Rosa, Miss Eliza +
beth Kelly. Miss Phoenus Scott Burns. .
IN M loo nHI Sc O. 20
HIS Miss Josephine Thompson
Those OF Eolstou We're Miss T. v R
/ Brown, Mrs. Lucille Meyers. Miss Eli .
Z Zabeth Manning Mrs Beatrice Robin I
son. Miss Irene Fender Miss Florence
Bowl Miss Marie W arren, Miss
Emily Casad. Miss Florence Davis.
Miss ElOdia Eeilmau. Miss Delilah
Watkins, Miss Victoria Duthie. Mrs
Ava Schubert, Miss Winnie Shepperd. I
Mrs. Sarah Stamper. Miss Vivian
Thompson. Miss Billy NcMuuen.
Those of Hotel Dieu were; Miss
Tillie Enrich, Miss Bess Tarpey. Miss
Ruth Tarpey, Miss Willie Henry. Miss
Bess Grimes. Miss Helen Ashley. Miss
Eva Suttey. Miss Gladys 8uie. Miss
Katherine smith
Carry Inspiring Banners.
Two signs on the float demonstrated
the patriotism of the nurses. and read
as follows We relieve suffering hui
manity." and we have subscribed for
+
our services; what have YOU done.
The nurses looked very attractive IN
the float CARRIED as Red Cross nurses
spanish War Personnel.
Marching in the ranks Of the span
ish war veterans were H. G. Heitgeu.
commander Y. T. Koenig. adjutaut: /
Albert Biefer. IuarterUas-er W. H.
Brophy. o. A CrItchett, j. IT. Kelly.
sam Drebeu. W H. Young, Jack Nor
rison. Robert Eineharr- Maurice
HaH n
Clamser. HARRY C. Combs. srrS can't
Roy Martin. f. IT. Filler John
O-Keef-. Dr- J. ~. Uysart and F. C.
Williams and e.. 7. Staheli. who were
dressed to- represent Flllpuos-
City Government Marches
city officials marched with spirit ?
g. y Gorham. H. NJ Walker. JACK
Burton and A. NJ James carried signs
reading Where are your dollars
Fighting or hiding- BUY Liberty
bond Following them vas an auto
mobile ia which were riding mayor
Charles Davis. aldermen j. p O'Cou-
nor. W o. Jolly. r. G. Semple and
Frank b. simmons and city clerk JAG K
Dawson 4 number OF other city Of
ficials anu employees marched behind
the ear.
Judges and County Heads Out.
The county delegation and court
judges We're led by ear in which
were judges T. r. Higgins, J. r. Har-
3 a.
and Mrs. @. o. Coffin, with district
clerk G.. NJ Mckinney, rode judges T.
T. Price, Ballard Coldweu. district at
toruey Leigh Clark.
Judge T. b. McCliutock. county at
torney ". II. Fryer. A. r. Dorman. @
$. T. FOLSOM. Lon Garner, justices J. .
NJ Ueaver and a. J. Hail. sheriff seth
Orndorff. Fred Delgado, Domingo
Moutoya. J. A. Esca ieda and others
We're in the line of march
Representing the chamber of com
merce We're John j. wyatt. o. g.
Coles. Herman AndreaS. B. J. Farrar. T
j. ". kirkpatrick and AZ. and Mrs I
J.. NJ Hurd.
business College Girls March.
Eighteen young women from the In 2
ternational Business college marched .
They We're Misses Katherine Carr, J
Myrtle Pangburn. Vida urumm Ond, /
Pauline Mesnewsk. Earle Kline, I
Edna Sullivan. Eura Tracy. Rose Co /
dona, Mildred Bethel Grace Horn /
Emily Hoist. Marcia Glover. Lena 7
Courtney. Elise Johnston Cletus /
Kopp. Margaret Thompson. Mary .
Crowley and Carnegie " orkman-
Federal Officials In IL.
The United states officials, Judge
W r. Smith. postmaster r. A. Shell
ton. dist atty r. T. Crawford. Capt
j. II. Rogers, T. : marshal. and ".
W Carpenter. deputy collector. rode
in motor car The postoffice de-
partmeur was represented by Mark
Williams. pOstoffice inspector, ~ L.
Burlesou. assistant postmaster, Geo
Rogers and David Mcknight, super
lnreudenr OF railway mail service.
John !. Hanrahau drove "a decorated
truck, leading IS men from the lauu-
dries and dry cleaners. who We're uu-
der the leadership of George w
Mitchell
High school Girls and Cadets
Among the pretty high school girls
and cadets VINO rode Were N. 4