El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-09
AIRPLANE SCARS SKYWARD
DURING KRAKAUER FUNERAL

Rotarians president Crombie ap-
pointed were close friends Of 0ir.
Rrakauer.
The body was removed to the resi-
dence at 1880 o'clock Monday evening.
and from this hour until 1870 Tuesday
morning Y. R. stiles, W. G. Roe,
George LeBaron. g. A Martin, Win R.
Winch and A Z. RoWlands, all Rota-
rians, remained with the body The
following Rotarians remained at the
family residence from 1870 in the
morning: Ed. D. Lachman, Frank
Fletcher, Frank Farrell, Neil Shear
man and Frank EzelL
Through respect for the beloved cit
izen. acting mayor r. c. Semple or
dered flags in the city lowered TO half
mast and the banks closed their doors
Tuesday morning from 10 TOO II
o'clock TO show respect for Ar. kra
kauer. The chamber Of commerce. OF
which Mr. Krakauer was president at
the funeral So did all machinery
houses and the auto club.
New York Delegates Grieved-
Texans in AuW York who formed
part Of the delegation to meet
Gen. J. J. Pershing on his return to
to Julius krakauer-
Entire Texas delegation in New
York we're shocked and grieved at the
sad news Of dear Bob's death. His
Nidually and great loss to our city
which he served long as a citizen and
as president Of our chamber of com
merce. In your affliction our hearts
90 out to you all
The telegram was signed by R Burt
Orndorf. A. J. McOuatters. James G.
AIcNary, Harris WslthaIl, Raymond
Krupp. Charles Davis, W. J. FREEMAN,
John A. Happer and G. a. IIirke.
Active pallbearers chosen from en-
ployes Of the firm OF kraizauer. York
4 MOye. OF which Mr.. krakauer was
vice president were. Lee Burdich. W.
G. Hepburn, L. A Thompson, F. J.
Elmendorf, G. B. Davis and ?. Z.
March.
The honorary palIbears selected
from firms and Organizations with
which Mr. krakauer was connected
were J. T Williams. City National
bank; J. J. Mundy. Hotel Sheldon
company. o. J. Binford. Southwestern
Portland Cement company; G. A Mar
tin. Rotary; C. II. Newman. Country
club J. z. Anderson. EIks: Sol l.
Berg, Temple Mount Sinai; major r
F. Burgess. Associated Charities,
George r LeBaron, High Line Canal
committee; Il I. Stevens, Boy Scouts
commerce, Dr W l. BroWn, College
of the city Of FL Paso: Myrti1 CobIsutz,
Automobile club; Leonard Worcester,
1r-- war work activities.
The Boy Scouts who attended the
service as a guard Of honor and walked
INN ediately behind the honorary pail
bearers, directly ahead of the casket,
were David IL Roberts. Harold Hall.
Maurice Sackett, Norman Ferguson.
Barton Hutchins. George Beakley, saul
Davis and Frank Clayton.
The flower bearers were Robert L.
Holiday and V r stiles
Resolutions Of sympathy were writ
ten Monday afternoon by a committee
from the members Of the Associated
Charities. Of which Mr. Krakauer was
president IN the resolutions Mr.. Kra-
kauer was called one Of the most
public spirited citizens Of FL Paso.
man who was rich with enthusiasm
Tor all the nObler causes OF his Eel
loWmen and who gave unstinringly OF
his time, talent and means for every
worthy cause"
Is Paid Tribute.
The resolutions were signed by ".
= Brown. Mrs H. w. Broaddus, J. z.
Benton. G. H Finley. Mrs. W L Fox
worth, c N Harvey, Mrs. Olga Kohl
berg Haymon Krupp. George r lie
Baron. Mrs. T ". Lanier, judge E 3.
McClintock- Rev. P r Knickerbocker
Mrs J. A Potter. Mrs. J. A. Rawlings.
AirE- w g. Roe, H B. Stevens o. s.
stewart, Mrs. C. B Stevens. FIR. A. r
UPTON and Rabbi Martin Zielonka-
At special meeting Of the Auto
mobile club. called by president C. n.
Harvie. a committee. consisting Of 6. (
4. Martin, J. E. Anderson and Miss
Buena Glider was appointed to draft I
resolutions OF sympathy. The office
q the club remained closed during the
funeral
For FL Psso Rotary. Frank Eel. J
y r. stiles and G. A Martin were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions to be
read at the meeting Thursday, which Z
Is to be q memorial to the deceased. (
Members OF the grand Jury were <
excused Tuesday in order that the
Jurors might attend Mr.. Krakauer's /
funeral