Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-22
FIRST ILLINOIS
CAVAlRYMAN IS
REAL NEWSPAPER
HIGH CLASS NEWSPAPER STAFF IN
ILLINOIS REGIMENT ISSUES A
NEWSPAPER ALL ITS OWN.
EIGHT PAGE EDITION MOST MODERN
" GOTTEN UP IN HISTORY OF
LOWER MEXICAN BORDER.

lrst newspaper every published by Uni
ted Siates national gIard>men in mob-
i@a'ioh camp and second. in the mum
Der OF high-classed, metropolitan. news
papcrmcn upon its staif-is held by the
,First Illinois Cavalryman' the mi-
'iai Issue of which appeared this after
noon. The paper is published for and
by the regiment and will he issued week
~ as long a. the regiment remains in
active service OF the Mexican border
while The paper is coming from the
press 1he Herald goes 10 press. afford
ing only time for a cursory glimpse. cv-
idence of the unusual merit of the pub
llcation and the thoroughness of the
work done upon its first issue. stand
dut IN accentua,ed cpnspicuity all over
Its general get up and make up. and the
liberal showing of advertising matter
both local and outside. show that the
various departments Of the publication
have been thoroughly active. The col
umns are surchareed with wit and int
eresting reading matter both newsy and
literary. The staff artists contributed
publication is interestingly illustrated
their share To the first issue and the
with cartoons and other ink drawings
and photographs.
The printing was done at the Herald
h. fnl Il.
mast head Of the publication will in
dicatc the force of able newspaper men
whose training and skill made the IL
iinois Cavalryman possible:
Business Department.
Colonel Milton J. Foreman, commander
IF the First Illinois Cavalry, publisher.
prominent Chicago lawyer.
Captain Adiutant Frank r. Schwengcl.
'dlutant of First Illinois cavalry regiment,
business manager; advertising manager of
he Nixon Collins company Of Chicago.
publishers Of trades and technical iour-
nails.
Sergeant Walter Niebuhr, machine gun
roop. assistant business manager. pub
Usher ~ newspaper at Lincoln Ill., ra
Gently United Press correspondent with
he German army IN Russia
Private Gilman VI. Parker. machine eun
roop editor, reporter for the Chicago Tri-
Dune.
Private Gerald kiIey. troop e.. as-is-
ant cdltor-rcportcr for the Chicago Fix.
aminer.
FIRST Sergeant Thomas j. Cochrane. ma
'hine gun troop. advertising manager
manager ~ Sub department If the ad
vertl~ng department of the Chicago Tn
bunc
Private G. W. Duffy. machine gun troop.
circulation managcr-wIth the circulation
auditing department IF the Chicago Tri-
bun~.
Editorial Staff.
Associate editors: Lleutenan,s Bovden
Randolph Sparks Private John q. Carroll.
machine gun troop-copv reader ON the
Chicago Herald. Private Charles q. Mae
Arthur. troop G.; reporter tor the Chicago
Examiner. Private Herbert r. GATES
troop IL; Private James h. Miller. troop
n Private Roland ID. Smith. troop K
formerly reporter for the Chicago Tribune
Private James +. RYAN. troop +.
Art Department.
Corporal &. l.. Baldridee. Troop r:
Private Harry Aronson. hcadquaartrrs
troop: Corporal \. Steidel. Troop H.:
Private Fred Wiegana. Troop III.
Corporal Edward 4. Burnham ma.
chine gun troop: Private Frank Ger.
hardt. Troop r. with the advertising
department II the Chicago Tribune:
Private f. 4. BiedcVnan. Troop X.
Private Richard :. Meisse. machine
/ On troop. adTrtising department ~
the Chicago Tribune: Privfe +. q.
Waggett. Troop r. Daily Chicago News
Sergeant J. W. McElliott. Troop II
Advertising Department.
Private Frank Dean. Troop l.. Chi
cage Evening Post: Private Francis
Haegar machine gun troop: Private
Ross. Troop /.
Typographical Department.
Superintendent. Archie NJ. Van Horn
machine gun troop: Manager. Private
Carl W. Dietrich. machine gun troop;
Assistant Manager. Corporal Louis
keating-