El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

Howe. commanding the Second cav
I airy brigade, where they were met by
[ Mrs Howe. Refreshments and cigars
were served and the party left for
the 1IcNary residence
Bands OF the several organizations
were interspersed through the line OF
soldiers and supplied music.
Crowds Along Tracks.
As secretary McAdoo's train en-
tered FL Paso from the east great
Z crowds OF people were lined along
the Southern Pacific track. The sec
rotary was standing on the back plat
form Of his car as the train came
along Main street and bowed to the
cheering people.
p Burt Orndorff. chairman Of the
executive committee Of the Liberty
loan, with Gems Geo. ". Read and
R. L Howe. met the secretary and his
party as they stepped from the car.
When intrOductiOns we're over the
visitors and committee moved in auto
mobiles TO the tabernacle.
Personnel Of Committee.
The FL Pasoans who met the train
Were- Mr.. OrndOrff Gems. Read and
Howe, mayor Charles Davis, Otis
Coles, Charles NJ Newman. G. F.
Hawks T. NJ WingO. J. A. Dick A
P Webb. H s Beach. Robert Kra-
lauer. ". " Butler. E c. Wade. jr-
". W. Turney. L. s Stewart. A. P.
Coles. Alfred F. Kerr. judge W r
I G. McNary. c. y. Bassett and 2. A.
Shelton.
Bond Sellers Speak and Work.
The band OF the Fifth cavalry, W J.
Cain. leader. came TO FL Paso at 8
o'clock and rendered several selections
| in Pioneer plaza julius Krakauer.
/ Frank Judkins, c. n. Wilchar and
D Il -
I bond talks from a truck In the plaza
/ between band selections Solicitors
/ for the Liberty loan went among the
/ crowd and took the subscriptions
Cavalry Guard OF Honor.
The Fifth cavalry. Col Edward
! Anderson commanding. was stationed
I along San Francisco street from the
/ depot to FL Paso street At FL Paso
] and san Francisco street the party
was headed by motorcycle platoon
J Along the route of march there
were large crowds OF FL PasO citizens
cheering for the secretary. Police
motorcycle officers. Srgt. Charles
{ Wood in charge, were ahead Of the
! procession.
Near the tabernacle there were two
I troops Of the Seventh cavalry.
One Band Not Needed.
I After s o'clock Wednesday night the
64th infantry band. H. H Hershberger.
I leader, was sent from the courthouse
Z auditorium, where ii was not needed,
TO Pioneer plaza TO play Tor the night
] crowds, II wanted, but there being no
program OF speaking there the band
[ returned to Fort Bliss.
| President W. B. Scott. Of the South
] ern Pacific lines in Texas, accOmpa-
MED M. McAdoo to FL Paso and was
/ guest Of James G. McNary at the din
ner at his home.
Mr. McAdOO was accompanied by
I his secretary. NJ B. Claggett. Ralph
/ Block Of the New York Tribune; c.
S Sharp. o. H. Lindow, Miles Nc
Cahill and J. n. Shaffer.
! OutpOsts or the Eighth cavalry, Col
/ George T. Langhorne commanding,
were drawn up at Southern Pacific
! stations east OF Fabens in salute to
I Mr.. McAdoO. Col. Langhorne. at the
/ invitation Of the secretary. boarded
/ FL Paso, discussing border problems
/ en- route,
Speaks Mt Many Towns.
While the train he Travelled on
/ Wednesday stopped at towns on the
Southern Pacific lines, El Paso divi-
! sion, Mr. McAdoO told citizens of the
necessity Of preparing the American
people for a fight to victory against
D the kaiser He spoke from the spe-
cial car at Alpine. Maria. Valentine.
D snl1l a DAanEar II OIL E1AuENEh anu
Fabens. The train reached Fl Paso
I on time at 4.30 o'clock T. L. Cobb in
troduced him at these stops.
The secretary speaks at Phoenix.
Ariz-. tonight and leaves there imme-
diately for the Grand Canyon and viii
[ 90 TO the Pacific coast from there.
Mr. McAdoO went from Fl PasO 10
Phoenix by way Of Globe and the
Roosevelt dam. His special car was
sent TO Phoenix on train 101 by way
Of Bowie, Tucson and Maricopa- He
went by automobile from Globe 10
Phoenix.