El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-13

pzuy baseball team for znd company
military police
II. C.. Storric. or 1881 Myrtle ave-
nue., is playing on the football and
baseball teams for the same COMPANY
Rufus Csutriu. no West Nevada
street. has been put in charge Of all
laundry work for the second con-
pauy, military police
Thomas C.. ToIbert. Of 1915 North
Virginia street. Is playing on the
company baseball team for the same
company
Geo W Read. of Val Verde addition.
is also playing on the second company
baseball team for the military police.
Made First Sergeant.
on October Walter p Deedy. from
Fl Paso. received his warrant for
corporalshlp in the 515th smmuni ~
train Since that time he has been
appointed acting first sergeant by his
company commander
7. r Lynch, from FL Paso- has been
company clerk for his company COM
mander since he arrived IN camp On
October I he received his warrant
for a corporalship in the S15th am
muniron train
Becomes 9Iesx Sergeant.
Fvr. Garrett Dean. now SerEt- Dean
having been appointed mess sergeant
by order Of Col Abernethy. of the
345th +. A n A is now on duty with
battery A. and all the members there
OF are gratified 10 learn OF his ap-
Pointme1t He Is an FL Paso county
select
FL Psso men I'm motor supply com
Qany :. 215th ammunition train at
camp Travis, have received promotion
". c Siebke. from private 70 cor
poraL He was formerly with the
Eorderlaud Auto Supply Co.
Roy Garfield. Of the City Service Co.
from private TO corporal
oscar Johnson, Of the Fl Paso EIec-
trio Railway, from private 10 cor
CIeofas CalIeros. OF the santa Fe
Railroad, from corporal to sergeant
Howard ~ RiT. Of the Borderland
Auto supply Co, from corporal 10 ser
Eeant.
Almost an Fl PaSo Company.
There are 81 men in company . Of
the 515th supply train. and % out Of
that number are from FL Paso city
and county.
-Four OF the boys have been ap-
pointed OrpOrals-Riclard r. Gun
bingham, John C. AIcAnulty, John ".
Eler and Rufus Carruth- FL PaSo
also is represented in this company by
the following privstes: John Boiling.
Arthur Bluuenthal. Carlos Calero,
VIM DauEherty, Richard II. Dees,
John Fleming. Luciano Lopez, Walter
c. Lowe, Thomas NalOney, Earl Nor
row, MargaritO PARA, Louis Romero,
Clarence Streeter. Glen TOoke, Juan
NiIalObOs and CLYDE Winters.
We are all doing fine and making
the best OF army life. for we know II
is up 10 US to uphold the standard
that the people Of FL Paso have set
Yet the life is different from that we
have been leading, but we are fast
taking hold Of our duties and look
forward to the call that viii take US
over the sea.
Two More SerEeants.
George L. Arnold and Lynn /. Pom
cr0y. Of FL Paso, have been appointed
scrgeants on recommendation of the
commander, Capt. Clark
Wright in company ID, 545rd machine
gun battalion.
John N. Burt. from FL Paso, was
one of the first TO receive an appoint
uent as corporal, and is very efficient
because Of his previous service in the
navy. He is an extensive reader and
gives out general Information to those
about him.
Lacy N. Rumsey. from FL Paso. is
a first class private, and is very quiet
I'VE hear from him only every other
day, when he is on duty as bugler,'
says the company reporter
EI PasO County There Heavily.
II PaSO county has a larger repre-
sentatiOn in motor truck company ..
315th ammunition train, than any
other county in West Texas. There
are % FL PasO county men In the
and with but one exception
they all came from the city Of FL Paso. /
Their names are Geo r. Arthur,
Grover D. Curl. salvador ChaparrO.
Fletcher j. Dyer. JOHN II. DoherIy, /
Chin Kim Fook. David ?. Lynn. John
E. Geiser, NsidrO GonzaleZ. Victor
Henrietta, Lester II Hazard, Frank
vs.. Koch, Louis l. kaufman, Charles I
z. LiJZO, Abraham LeMuns. Oce X 1
Lovejoy. Joaquin r. Morales. Guy T. 1
Price. VIM. J.. Vanderbilt. Elmer N. l
Wilson. Edward n. Romero. Vernon /
NJ. Watson and Oscar H. Cheek, Of
Clint, Texas.
Oscar Il. Cheek, now a private first !
class, is attending a school for com |
lany mechanics Before entering the /
service OF Uncle sam. Pvt Cheek was !