El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

but illness is keeping him indoors.
other mothers and teachers were as
sisting.
Street Dancing Draws.
Street dancing drew the young folk
by hundreds. while one of the army
bands played This feature is man
aged by the Federation Of Women's
clubs, Miss Title Enrich. the queen Of
mercy. opening the party. assisted by
long line Of girls in waiting and
prime ministers and guards. Mrs. S
J Fenneu. heading the committee
was helped by Mrs Julia Sharp, Mrs
E r Yale. Mrs. F. D. Scotch. Mrs.
". W Whitehead, Mrs. II. C. Greer
Mrs. c c Gibson. Mrs. Ponder s Car
ter and others. The dances will be
given every night
Uncle sam In Lead.
The grand parade that preceded the
opening Of the festival was formed
at Franklin and Mesa. where, under
VIII r Winch, sections one and two
were formed, every prearranEed de-
tail being carried out with precision.
The towering figure Of Bob Page.
as Uncle Sam. with little Josefa
Aguilar, as a Red Cross knitter, and
little Joseph Nicely, a high school
cadet, with his rifle. led the process
sion.
a police escort, officers aroot. fol-
lowed. consisting Of chief Of police
C. E. Pollock. captains S. H Veater
and p. H Phoenix, sergeant John
Wood and officers Glover Hall. Mike
Morgan, r. E Aston, F. H Olmstead.
]. F CaplinEer. W. G. Fegert, Charles
Phelps and A A Funk
"kid Moose At His Post.
VIII T Ross. known as kid Moose"
who has carried the flag in every pa
I'll Enaar ~
came next in the line OF march, and
was followed by the 314th cavalry
band, under the leadership OF Lieut.
Arthur Byers.
George Deland and James A. Dick
and about 100 singers followed the
soldier musicians. and they in turn
were followed by DR.. ". I. Brown
and the executive committee Of the
local Red Cross. all afoot, as follows.
" ". Turney. II. Coblentz, Aiesdames
E P Rankin, J. G. Barada, J. A. Raw
hngs, H W Broaddus. J. F Williams
{. s. Stewart, D. Bruce Smith, ". W
Turney and C. e Kelly
Living Red Cross Seen.
A living Red Cross, formed By 12I
school children under the leadership
OF Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, walked next
in line, completing section two They
we're from Lamar school.
Section two was headed by cadets
from the high school, commanded by
Maj D. E Decker; Capts- E. F. Quin-
Ian. Mayo Seamon. Ben Howell, Dick
Baroni Lieuts- H Rand. Frank Work
James Earle, Dan White. Robert
Myers, Winchester Cooley, jr., and
Thomas Ryan.
The cadet companies were followed
by delegations from various elemen-
tary schools. as follows: Villas, under
Miss A swan; Alta Vista, Mrs Eunice
Gorbutt, Lamar, Miss Alice Fitzpar-
rick; Douglass. Prof. William Cole
man
Allies Float Magnificent.
A magnificent float. Spirit OF the
Allies" designed by Miss Eulai Strain.
Lamar scool drawing teacher. and in
charge Of Mrs. r B. Homan. followed
persons on this float. each represent
ing one Of the allies Mrs. A Rule.
adorned in red. white and blue, was
Columbia
Floats for the Loan.
The fourth Liberty loan was rep
resented by the two following floats,
under the direction OF Smith Witham
The first depicted Joan Of Arc, Miss
n Keller impersonating the famous
French heroine. She made an i'm
posing figure mounted on statuary
horse on the big truck. Her body
guard was composed OF assistant
scout executive Thomas Galicksen
and a large delegation Of Boy Scouts;
Sergt Phil ]. Holman, United States
marines: Marvin Howe. T. 5. navy,
and Pvt R K Ketlewel, 3l4th cav
PershIns's Veterans Ride.
Mr. Williams second float was an
automobile carrying three Of Perish
ings veterans. Lieut. L r Gurley,
Pvt Henry Adams and Pvt Charles
Mrs L. T. KILLERS float Fairy
land" followed. There were Two
queens. Misses Louise Brown and Hell
en- woodward; fairy godmotner'
Ethel Ryan; two butterflies, Nellie
May Berry and Anita Johnson; five
fairies, Violet KILLER. Joyce Wheelock,
Goldie HeIlerstein. Margaret McBroom
and Fay Bait; and two glow worms
Dorothy Smith and Ethel Atkison-
me Seventh cavalry band IN
charge Of H. H Hershberger, led that
Seeuon Of the parade Of the festival
Mesa avenue.
Nifty Nitters Beautiful.
,-,. -aooern American Girls" Nine
NlIIy Nitters." designed by Miss
Mrs. J. A. Klein. ir followed the
oand- Mrs. Klein ana Miss Elizabeth
SS- .s1ens pIayed farmerettss; Misses
valerie Lorig and Alice Nvles- motor
cycle girls; Mrs J. p. Hunt and Miss
Saran Brldgers. Red Cross nurses;
a. ~ 1 1gFits e sS munition worker
many things on this flosf --.--s- ~ -
the work Of the American 's 5E =. i.-5
who has taken the place Of ~ -,
who has gone to war man
Praying For @Father.s
The "Angelus of Today" the OTTO
ing OF Z; n FINLEY company. was
mother. Mrs. c. II. Finley. J,7i+,i,l'llee
while in front Of her kneit two IIt.5s,
girls, Misses Bette Finley ana A1i-s