El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
CITY READY To
GREET NJ AD00
Secretary Of Treasury viii
Be Fittingly Welcomed
and Entertained.

Nearly all arrangements have been
perfected by FL Pasoans for lttius
reception Wednesday afternoon for
secretary William C.. McAdoo. when
he reaches this city from san Antonio,
where he spoke Tuesday, on Southern
Pacific railroad train No. AT $50
o'clock. That the downtown crowds
VIII be the largest seen here for
many months is predicted by officials
Of the city and those in charge Of
the Liberty loan campaign which -lr-
1lcAdo0 comes here especially TO stlln-
uIate-
After speaking TO railroad en-
pIoyes az the Brown tabernacle at o !
o'clock, the secretary's biz audience
win be at the courthouse auditorium
at o'clock He viii be kept very
busy from the time he arrives until
his train leaves for the west ut night
Cobb Introduces Speaker.
zach Lamar Cobb, congressional
candidate. VIII introduce Sir. McAdoo Z
at the auditorium ar Cobb wiz re- /
turn here wednesday. This was an
uounced at executive headquarters OF 4
the Liberty Joan Tuesday morning
A Few seats in the auditorium nave I
been reserved, but most or them VIII I
be for those VINO arrive first. The
doors VIII open al ESQ o'clock Eeser- I
vations have been made for the Boy /
scouts. several OF whom win receive /
medals from lLr. lIcAdoo for Liberty I
loan work.
Highs GIee Club TO Sing.
The entire high school Glee club
Hil be seated la the center ot the
Balcony Under the leadership OF 1
Francis Russell director Of music at
the high school. program OF patriotic D
songs VIII be rendered The students
win also sing the new Liberty loan
4 band from Fort Bliss VIII play
several patriotic selections and FUR
IRISH accompaniment music for the
singing.
Railroad offices TO close.
All city railroad -icket offices VIII
close ct d. ~. wednesday, in order
10 give the employees an opportunity
10 hear 1Ir. AcACoo's speech All pas
sengers wishing TO transact business
at the city offices we're advised they
should do so before that hour.
Speeches for Crowd.
Prom Q o'clock in the afternoon until
the secretary arrives there VIII be
Liberty loan speeches. IN pioneer plaza
band plays, ana number OF stunts
VIII be "1ulIed7 for the entertain
ue1t OF the gathering crowd
Decorating Big Auditorium
ARRANGEMENTS for the decoration OF
the courthouse auoll forum were MADE
ly r. Burt Orud0rfL Robert krak1uer
and i. @. wade jr-. Monday afternoon
A number Of volunteer decorator
under the direction o. Maurice .
Schwartz. manager Of the Popular
Dry Goods company, viii have the
auditorium decorated with 1laes and Z
bunting. In addition TO the volunteer
workers. the Popular store has also !
loaned their window trlmraers 20 me
committee for this work.
Those Who Greet Secretary. n
TIE following men OF II Paso have
been designated by the Liberty loan :
executive committee 70 meet secre-
rary EcAdoo upon his arrival al the
uuion station and accompany aim %
The Brown tabernacle, where he VIII
talk TO The railroad men, 10 Fort ,
Bliss 90 dinner at the home Of ]
lanes g. 1IcNarE, and 10 the audito- s
rium.
Executive committee third Liberty 2
oan-R- Burt Orudor1L chairman; !
Robert krakauer, vice chairman; w /
81 Butler secretary D. C. u ace. 1r-1 3
executive manager: Charles J. New-
nan. j. A. Dick, A. r WEBB, H y Z
Beach. C.. r. Hawks and W. J. Qulglv. +
Directors OF the FL Paso branch OF r
-he Dallas district federal reserve
lauk-W. w IurueTs o. 5 stewart
g. p. Coles and Alfred +. kerr
City OF El Paso and cham Der OF q
,ommerce-laTO Charles Davis and
D. c. Coles
Federal and county courts-Judse
~ r. smith a-l l-l=- IL D. ---~-----
took.
Banks Of FL Paso-James G. Nc .
Nary. ". Gaines and C.. n BassetL
O. j.. Hawks. vice president and Z
General manager OF the ] p & S.
r wiIl represent The railroads e--- (
tsriug this city
order Of Formation.
After the Fl Pasoans have vel Z
coined Ar 1IcAdoo and his party the Z
parade win form in front Of the un- q
ion station. headed by the Fifth cav u
airy band and the motorcycle deracu- v
meut. followed by automobiles the y
PARTY riding in the following man 4
uer- Car one, secretary licAdoO. i
mayor Charles Davis and 1Iai. Gen q
George W Read; car two, r Burt
Ornd0rff, O. C. Coles, Gen Robert T.
Howe car three. ". H. Butler, T. C
II. Eingo, J. A. Dick. A. r Webb, h
r. s. Beach and c. F. Hawks: car d
four. Z. s. Stewart. A i. Kerr. James d
c. 1cNary and judge w. r smith; o
ear five. c y. Basseut, " L Gaines,
J. T. Prinu, +. IL 4lurchison and W. =
I TOoley; car six, Judge =. 2 Nc
Clintock- state senator Claude >. d
Hudspeth, r E Thomson. r NJ
Dudley. =. L Cobb and W J. Quigly. q
Fifth Cavalry Honor Guard.
The entire regiment Of the Fifth p.
cavalry COL Edward Anderson. con-
handing, VIII be the guard OF honor, 7
from Ell PasO street 20 the union L