El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
CrOwd Enjoys
Ki5ganiS Night
Home Shoe
Music and Vaudeville En-
tertaining; Booths Neat
and Attractive.

Eiwanians held forth wednesday
night at the made in FL Paso show
It was a big night and Its success
rivaled that Of the opening night
Thousands OF people thronged Liberty
hail
The vaudeville program was enter
tanning. snap and class characterized
the numbers.
A concert by the municipal band
{ began the evening Of entertainment-
Their numbers were well played.
In his address Of welcome sam -
( Gllett stressed the reasons Why FL
; Raso products should be bought
Judging by tho applause that greeted
( his words, the speaker made telling
{ points in his discourse
.. c. 1IcIver, the mystery man. kept
{ the audience spell1ound by sleight OF
I hand tricks while he held the boards
Ben Lewis put on buck and wing
dance, en- costume, as the society re-
porter would write it
There was a notwithstanding act
3 by Miss Julia Crist and Mrs 5. z
Johnson.
Other numbers on the vaudeville
: program were: Frank Cheeks cho-
rus a baby show. and a dance by Miss
Carol Cotton The finale q prize FOX
trot, resulted in the brize being won
d
Moody. A diamond scarf pin was pre-
scented 20 the former for his ability
as q fox trotter and his dancing part
ner was given q season ticket to the
Ellanay theater.
Second prize went to Miss LaVOn
Sorrels and J. f. Viola Miss Sorrells
received as prize bouquet OF vi0-
lets weekly during the season from
81. ". BierhOrsL and sMr. Viola re-
ceived a bottle Of furniture polish.
Good Bruss Exhibit.
Much interest was shown BY the
spectators in the exhibits that encir-
Gle the auditorium Great numbers
were heard to remark faVorably con-
corning the Industrial development OF
the city and its future possibilities in
the way OF industry.
Tonight the program Is to be given
under the direction OF the Rotary
club, which VIII also have the dancing
ia charge
Piston rings from two TO more than Z
five inches are shown IN the nicely
arranged booth Of the victory Piston {
Ring 1iauuta curing company OF 4
which ". ". Edwards Is IN charge.
4Our product had q share IN win I
ming the war" said J. +. Baum garten, +
OF Baumgarten and Wyler. whose {
bronze and steel exhibit was the sub I
iect Of favorable comment Bronze 4
cast by them from which bearings tor I
army trucks were made, saw overseas /
out OF 100 different kinds OF wood, I
came in for much wondeEment By
shoWgoers-
Skinner" a polish for furniture
and automobiles, Is featured in the
display Of Bienemann Manufacturing
company w J. Biensmann IS in
charge Of the exhibit. consisting 9TH
srwsss OF laundry bluingz. vinegar
sewing machine oil. etc
Pretty Grape Scene.
A beautiful display OF flowers and
andes is On display b ytne Potter
FLORAL and CONNECTION company Strik-
ne. indeed. was the decoration Of the
1ooLh- Several varieties OF flowers
Fith palm background arrested the
s lad at the W K Hill booth could
iardiy refrain from making play
Rings OF the miniature tents. part Of
he firms exhibit Perhaps he had IN
mind playing solder right IN LIB I
rty hail
a maiden picking grapes with q
'outh az her feet formed the inter-
sting background to the display Of
'-oduCts OF the Border BereraEe COM
any Roses and ferns pre1Omlnated Z I
o their decorations and -Grapico" j
-monE their products
Hanging "candylandh placards Ep-
ropriately describe what the Crom-
lie Candy and syrup company has 20 !
.L1er- sweets are every where me
.ame "Crombie.a worked out on the !
loor carpet in candies, was a banner
barge.
A spring and mattress donated to
he Associated Charities feature the
Nhibit Of j. NordWald ana company, ;
0nducted by S. G.. Broadbridge- Tick
ng Is hung on the sides Of the booth :
nd cotton felt forms its ceiling. A
and blasted mirror, claimed 70 be the G
My one Of its kind at the show, has
he firms trademark worked therein 7
Thirstyf Just Whistle
attractively arranged are the pro-
ucts OF the H Welsch company. A !
miniature home. covered by Spanish
lie roo1llg and heated by Weisch
ot air plant, stands out as something
{ decided interest
Mrs G. ". shellaberger, OF the Fred }
Larvey service, is in charge Of the 7.
arga5 display OF wax work The abil-
81 70 turn out this hand work in
eesWax has come down through the
argas generations The booth is .
rettily decorated In Navajo and Mex e
IAN blankets The wax figures a
larlred @Jua7ez Blues are calculated p
D BRING on q smile v
Thirsty? Just whistle One IS q
iet with this sign at the Woodlawn :,
0ttllng company section One IS al y
lost tempted 10 reach over and see 2
oW a whistle would go.
The Greatest Mother OF Alp Is ap- y
rOpriately placed as a mural decora- z
on in the booth Of the Federation Of
Omen's clubs. Mrs G. A. Sorrells, Of
sr daughter. Hiss LaVon, and Mrs. J. 81
after held sway there last night A "a
irving business was done with the 81
ounger element in balloons trum- q
Its. etc i
Broous and broom corn abound in b
is Glenn Broom manufacturing sec re
on All grades Of this firms pro- a.
lcrs are on exhibit AT guessing
lHtest each night a broom is given IS
way james Glenn talked brooms at v
.e booth. q
Veterans in Parade. p
Mrs B. L Farrar. president Of n
ebert Is. Lee chapter, c. D c.. wants =
] Confederate and 6. A. r. veterans n
meet at the booth Of her organiza- L
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