El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-21


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Parade Fitting Climax
The big parade Of Red Cross work
ers on the downtown streets Thurs
+ day evening was a fitting climax 20
the strenuous four day campaign. in
which more than 1000 new members
were added to the Red Cross mem
bership in FL Paso. and the total roll
of members in the city sent beyond
the 1900 mark
The parade started from the recre-
alton rooms at the corner Of Mills and
Stanton streets at 4 little after I:45
o'clock 1t was headed. by two big
Motor buses, in which were officials
of the Red Cross and members Of
the 5th cavalry band. These were
followed by a long procession Of
autos filled with Red Cross workers
and friends armed with noise making
instruments and trumpets- There was
red fire, Roman candles and all other
regulation parade features.
The 5th cavalry band OF IS pieces
was led by bandmaster W J. Cain
and played along the route The pa
rade also moved 10 the north side
Of the tracks in the close IN resi-
dence districts
Officials in Cars.
Officials and workers Of the Red
Cross in the first machine were as
follows: DR.. u. /. Brown. general
manager Of the campaign and chair
man Of the local Red Cross; DR.. H.
H Stark. treasurer; Mrs. 3. F. Jeu-
kins, secretary; Mrs. H. ". Broaddus,
chairman Of womens work; Mrs. J.
A Rawlings. manager Of wOmen's
teams, Mrs. Z. C.. Berry, in charge OF
serving refreshments; Mrs J. F
Williams. chairman of sewing depart
ment; Mrs. W ". Turney, chairman
of church circles; Mrs j. L Dyer.
Mrs 7. G. Barads, Miss katherine
Muselwhite. Miss Louise Brown, Miss
Geuevieye Murphy.
In the second big car, besides the
5th cavalry band. were Miss Edna
Scotch. a team captain; Miss Flor
ence Kline, Miss Margaret Redmond,
Miss Mae KUueman, Mrs G A SOr-
rells. Mrs. Charles Bryant Mrs. A.
Depeder.
In the third auto were mem berS OIL
the refreshment unit. as follows; Mrs.
!. NanderbroOk, sergeant corporal
Mrs. A SANCHEZ, Mrs. r. Townsend
Mrs. 5. J. Mudd.
The automobiles which followed
the leading cars were decorated with
Red Cross flags and national colors,
and extended for a number Of blocks
behind the head car being filled with
Red Cross enthusiasts
SerenGde Dir. Brown
In front Of the residence of DR.. W.
Z. Brown. 1925 East Boulevard, the
band serenaded. Returning down
town. the parade disbanded at Hotel
Sheldon. Some Of the members went {
10 Hotel Paso del Norte to Serenade Z
Maj. Gen. George ". Read and Mrs. +
Read. who with her daughter, Mar /
zaret. has been an energetic worker I
in the campaign
At 10 o'clock workers, officials and .
members Of the band gathered at /
2otter-s. corner Of Mills and stanton !
streets. where a Red Cross was or T
tered for everybody
Give Thanks 10 Workers.
Statements We're issued by DR..
3rorn. MS. Rawlings. II. 2. Carloc5,
publicity manager. and Herman NJ
Andreas. manager OF mems teams,
hanking those who had contributed
o make the campaign success
Among those who were credited with
,idiug in the success were the p .
7aso Herald and the Tines workers
n the lobby Of Hotel Sheldon, in
2. jenkins. Mrs H. W BrOaddus. Mrs
!. H Sutherland. Mrs. H n stark,
Hiss Naomi Kellar, Miss Katherine
Iuse1White. Miss Edith Crutcher,
.Irs. w W. Turney, Mrs. H. h Sulli-
IAN, Mrs. D. Bruce Smith, c. n Bas-
EFT auditor, and many OLneEs-
Grateful to Helpers
Among FL Paso firms which were
banked by Mr.. Carlock were the fol-
owing: The White House, Popular
nd Globe stores. First National
.ank. Krakauer. York d Moye, Globe
fills. Elite laundry. Southern Motor
o. FL Paso Wrecking Co, western
transfer Co. and Ellis Bros
The services Of Mr.. Carlock, adver-
Using manager Of the White House.
we're donated TO the campaign by N.
'oblentz. Of the White House.
Goes 1900 Over.
Special thanks were given TO Cen
lead for the services OF the army
ands used in the campaign, and 10
.ol. i. A. Lewis. 64th infantry, and
'oI. Edward Anderson, 9Th cavalry, /
nd Lieut.. Marshall Prentiss, aid TO /
zen. Read. for their help
Following the close Of the cam
n