El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
SUNDAY SERVICE
FOR UNION MEN
Dale, Zielonka and Akin
son Principal Speakers
on Cleveland Square.

Gees on Cleveland square Sunday eve
ming contemplate making it a united
service for the Iaboring men of the
city, as a prelude to Labor day OBJ
lservance- Judge L A. Dale Will be
the principal lay speaker Rabbi Mar
tin Zielonka viii deliver the invoca-
ton and Rev. Milo Atkinson. pastor
OF the First Christian church. will
close the meeting with prayer. There
viii be mass singing under the lead
ership Of James A. Dick
Monday at the dedication OF the
statue Of Liberty in Pioneer plaza.
Z following the morning parade. Rev.
/ Fuller Swift, rector OF st. Clements
{ Episcopal church, will deliver the
] dedicatory address, instead Of Rev.
] John NJ Jackson, former pastor Of the
! First Methodist church, who IS out of
Z the city Frank Bait will formally
I deliver the statue and building to the
city Of FL Paso. Mayor Charles Da-
Wis will accept IL with a brief address,
I Joe N. Nealon viii speak for The labor
unions and then Rev. Mr.. Swift will
I speak The band of the sgd field ar
Z tillery will play and mass singing will
I be given, led by James A Dick
The union band. known as the Mu-
niciDal band, J. G. Miller. leader. will
d
business TO Close Up.
] Banks. public offices and most OF
+ the stores will be closed all day Mon
Z day. Postmaster E. A. Shelton said
the postoffice will be open only be
tween 1880 and 1880 at all windows
except the carriers window. otherwise
being closed all day There VIII be
one delivery Of mail in the business
district, but none in residence dis
The consolidated city ticket office
/ of the railroads at FL Paso viii close
at ! o'clock Monday afternoon in honor
( Of Labor day. The general offices Of
/ the E. P & 5. W railroad viii close
at the same hour.
store Employees to March
Two hundred employees Of the Popu-
I lar store Will be in line in the parade
and the big store viii be closed all
dav in honor Of the celebration
The White House also win remain
closed all day and as many OF its en-
ployes as possibly can take part VIII
be in the parade
Many other important stores and
Industrial works viii send men and
women into the parade Monday
Unions Which Donated Labor.
Those who contributed labor for the
construction of the statue OF Liberty
building were: Local union Of car
penters- bricklayers, ironWorkers.
electricians. painters. sheet metal
workers, plumbers. plasterers. cement
workers and lathers-
Those Who Gave Materials.
The city water company and city
building department furnished ma
suopliers Of material are the FL
Paso. Burton-LingO. Bassett, Hines,
American, Long. Henning, CASTOR.
Galhraith, Rheinheimer and Lander
lumber companies. International. FL
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Ponsford Mt Franklin Fuel and Feed
Co, Santa Fe Fuel Co., Held Brothers.
Paul Franklin, W T. Young, Dudley
D & Orr, LongWell Transfer company,
3. and B. Transfer company, SCUM
western Portland Cement company
T West Texas Fuel company. J. E Nor
gan, Y. 2. Ware, K and B. shops,
I ATomsen Dunnegan Ryan company,
( Mine and Shelter Supply company,
] Fraser Brothers. J. p. Sheehan. r T.
! Mckee, Frank Keeney. Metcalf Blue
{ print company, Nick A. Carson. A
Courchesne. AIoore-Schilliuger COM
pauy, Southwestern Sheet Metal
works, Neff-Stiles company, FL PasO
Gas company, FL Paso Sash and Door
company. Worthington Paint shop,
futile Paint and Glass company. Oar
byshire-HarTie company Krakauer,
York & Moye, s. /, R. Schanck, Ma
tional Telegraphone & supply COM
pany. Southwestern Fuel & Feed COM
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dependent Electric company. Dave
Crockett, Yelton Paint company. Nat
tice Plumbing company. Clark &
Weeks, J. A. Brennan. Sheers Hard
ware company. Pomeroy Transfer
company
Places for Motorists.
z. Gordon Perry, marshal OF the
automobile section OF the Monday pa
rade, called attention Saturday TO the
order in which his division will move
and the places in which automobiles
belonging TO the several organizations
should form. awaiting the moving Of
/ the procession
e. Paso chapter. American Red
Cross, takes the lead Of the automo-
bile section, forming on Rio Grande,
east Of Mesa; war stamp workers viii
find place at Rio Grande. east Of
Florence; city and county officials,
Rio Grande, east Of Ange; automobile
dealers, Rio Grande, east Of Octavia;
decorated cars and trucks, competing
in the contest for prizes. will be met
by q representative Of marshal Perry
and provided with cardboard number
placards- They should form on Rio
Grande. east Of Newman; Knights OF
Columbus cars Will wait for place in
the line on Rio Grande. east Of Brown.
All cars intended to join in the pro-
cession, other than those classified
above. will await places on Rio
Grande east Of Newman street. be-
hind the decorated cars and trucks
contesting for prizes.