El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
BOND WORKERS
REDISTRICTED
Go Out Early to Make
Tuesdays Report Big
gest of El Paso Drive.

Final plans for the ''whirlwind
sale" Of second issue Of Liberty bonds
during the closing days Of the cam
paign and also complete arrange
ments for the pageant to be held
Z Wednesday viii be made this after
noon at a meeting Of the executive
committee at 4 o'clock in the direc-
tors rooms Of the First National
bank The meeting has been called
by r. 3. Orndorff. sales manager.
who said Monday morning that the
workers Of the various committees
are all confident that FL Paso Will
0versubscribe its quota. said Monday
morning TO be S1.967.0O0.
The city has been divided into dis
tricts and Monday morning the vari-
Gus teams assigned started house
TO house canvass. Through this sys-
TEN IL is expected that the commit
tees viii not miss man. woman or
child who desires to buy a bond. This
system was adopted by the executive
committee upon the suggestion Of
Donald B. Giles and others who
made IL a great success in the recent
Red Cross campaign.
LuncheOns Every Day.
Starting Tuesday. daily luncheons
at 1915, will be held by the workers
at Hotel Sheldon. Committees will BE-
asked to make a complete report
daily The final reports VIII be made
Saturday evening Programs Of enter
tainment and speeches VIII be given
out at the luncheon.
FL Paso Rotary club will have its
luncheon this week Wednesday at
Hotel Sheldon and viii carry out a
special Liberty Loan" patriotic pro-
gram, which is being arranged
Pageant Route Outlined.
The q f##na will HIM III
its report 10 The executive committee
this afternoon. The tentative program
Of this committee is 70 have the fol-
lowing line Of march, Form on MagOf-
fin avenue and side streets east OF
Florence and proceed west on san
Antonio street to san Jacinto. south
on san Jacinto TO Overland, west or
Overland TO Fl PasO, north on FL Paso
TO Pioneer plaza east on Mills TO
Campbell, south on Campbell to Texas
and west on Texas to Mesa, where the
parade vii disband.
Many Floats to show.
The parade viii be led Dy a squad
OF mounted police officers. Col
Horatio G. Sickel and staff viii head
the pageant. followed by . military
band. The following viii march,
Army contingent. executive commit
tee. federal officials, state officials.
county, city and chamber OF COM
merce officials, food conservation
float. band. Red Cross float. Navy
league float, Boy Scouts and Liberty
Bell float. negroes. White House float, .
Of drafted men IN trucks and
autos, American float Belgian float. Z
high school girls in cassie poses, ]
high school cadets, Popular store
float and employees band. Chinese, /
motor tradesmen on foot. Real Estate D
board. railroad contingent, band, Col D
lege Of Il Paso and School OF Mines Z
students and faculties, members Of the 3
American Institute OF Bankers. men z
Of the Lumber Dealers association, F.
laundries' employees. band. Home De- I
fence league, for its first public ap-
pearance; employees OF the Tri-State
Telephone company, and the civilian
public in general Every individual /
in the parade will carry an American /
flag. II possible Whistles vii blow
all over the city.
Mrs PIatt. Mothers Chairman.
Mrs Vim. " Piatt- TObin place. has =
been appointed chairman OF the
mothers feature OF the pageant All
mothers Of the men VINO have Joined
the cOlors and desire TO take part in
the parade have been asked TO call
Mrs. Piatt at 531S. so that proper con-
veyances can be arranged for them
No special costumes will be worn by
anxious that as many as possible take
part. Mrs. Piatt has three sons in
the service and was given the honor
OF chairman OF this committee by ]
A. Happer, general chairman OF the
parade committee.
Expect n Big Report.
Walter n. Butler, secretary. an
1Ounced at noon Monday that the va
-ious committees Of workers and the