El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
CODY'S MEN BUY
S155, zoo BONDS
One Machine Gun Battalion
Takes $28,650; Another
Buys S29, 300.

/ Camp Cody. DeminE, \. n, oct. 10
Col. P. /. Hall, jr, in charge Of the
/ drive for subscriptions to the Liberty
loan in the saith division, has reported
s155.2OO subscribed. This means an
! increase over October II OF $4,000
The most remarkable showing is that
Of S2s.650 subscribed by the enlisted
men only in the 127th machine gun
battalion Ctroop c, LIST Iowa Cavalry,
N, C. company, 4th Nebraska infantry
and srd bat. End Iowa Infantry.
The camp subscriptions up 10 Sun
day were as follow;
10sth Ammunition train. SS1,10O-
Truck Co. No. .. $3.50; Caisson No.
.. $500; Truck CO. No. ], S56505 Truck
Co. No. 8, $500; CaissOn CO. No. /,
$500; Truck Co. No. 4, $4,000; Wagon
Co. No. !, $4,000 officers. 1850; Hqs.
bet Horse Sec, $500; Train Hqs-.
$3.50; Hqs. bet. Motor sec, 500.
125th n. G. battalion, S29. COCO.
a. $4,000; Co C, SS,SO0i Co D. $4,000;
i27th Il 6. battalion. s2S,s5O-Co.
A, $1,000; Co. 3, S10,500s Co. c, 81
Training battalion, 5sth Depot Bri-
gade, s6,S00-16th Training Co.. S4,-
500. officers. S2.OOe- Battalion Head
Headquarters troop, saith division,
S2,7O0.
brigade. 81, 400.
125th Field artillery brigade. S1,400
Headquarters company, $3.50; bat
terry c, $3.50. field and staff, $780,
battery Z. 5000; battery F, $500.
136th Ambulance company, $1,05o-
Company a, 109th headquarters and
military police, $1,000
1Oeth Field signal battalion, $3.50
109th Engineers. $500
Headquarters. 59th depot brigade,
$3.50.
Base Hospital. $500
136th Infantry, $500.
Brigade, regimentaI or separate or
ganizatiOn commanders have pub
lished the above Information with all
other data heretofore submitted in
connection with the second Liberty
loan at retreat roll call In addition,
the commanders assembled all Off
GERS ana men Of their commands and
impressed upon them the patriotic
significance Of subscribing to the
loan
Other CantOnmentS Report.
BY direction of division commander.
Gen. T. G. Mauldin, the following to-
tai subscriptions from the army 10
the second Liberty loan are published
by Col Hall:
Total subscription from the army.
Cantonment reports show the fol-
lowing: Camp Shelby, S76S.50O: -Fuus-
ton, S566s 20O. SEWER, S4S5,0O0; Grant
s4s3rS56; s403,S50 Meade, s34S,650;
Upton, S257,S00; Bowie, S17S,8O0;
Jackson. S17O.550; Greene, S164.7o0;
Logan. S162.SO0; Gordon s16O,100:
Wheeler, s1S1.350; Custer. S12S,450,
Devens. $4,000; Sherman, S7S,S50;
Macarthur. S65,250; Travis, $4,000,
Sheridan, s12,500; Dodge. S1O,500;
Wadsworth, $500; Hancock, S5,650i
Lewis, $4,000.
The 343rd infantry at Camp Grant
leads all regiments Of tie army, with
six companies at Camp Shelby every
officer and man has subscribed for a
bond
Hall Has Many Assistants.
With Col Hail. the following Off
GERS are conducting the drive for the
sale OF bonds:
Capt. '. z. Hale, headquarters train
and military police: Lieut. z. c Star
rett, headquarters 67th brigade; Mai
A II. Nelson. headquarters 6Sth bril-
gade5 second Lieut. Lawrence N. Carl
son, headquarters 59th brigade; CAPT
F. J. Mack. unassigned; Lieut. II. W
ode, 25th machine gun battalion;
Capt ]. r Barton, 126th machine gun
battalion; Lieut. r S. GeiEer, 127th
AAllAA4E DdAAa44U4r AdlL. H. A.
Carnegie. 135d infantry; Capt. A. r
Haysel, 134th infantry; Capt. II. s
Nelson, 136th infantry: Capt. W. o
Flodin, 125th field artillery: Lieut.. W.
3. Boron, 126th field artillery; Capt
c. A. husband, 127th field artillery:
Lieut. L ". Shzdbourne. 1O9 trench
motor battery; capt ". R Thompson,
109th engineers; Lieut.. K II. Decker.
109th field signal battalion Lieut. r
A Oliver, 10gth ammunition train;