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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
DAILY RECORD.

Alameda Fuel and Grain company.
adobe warehouse at Rosa street. $500.
n. Terrasas. adope house on Tays street
$3.50.
Msyfield Building and IMPROVEMENT
company. three 80 room apartment houses
on lots II TO IL. block los. Campbell addi-
ton. &21.S5o.
Mayfield Building and Improvement
company. five room brick residence on lot
IS, block 12S, East FL Paso, $3.50
Mayfield Building and Improvement
company 40 room apartment house on lots
IS and II. block 81. Campbell addition.
$3.50.
S Roy. brick bungalow on Douglas and
Estrella streets: $4,000
Deeds Filed.
FL Paso county-Thomas Martin to John
y. Moore. section IS. block IS township ].
Texas & Pacific railroad survey. June 20.
1917: 81.
East FL Paso Town company's addition
A A and Lena lswler and D. s. Morgan
to Bessie Barr. middle As feet. eight inches
OF lots "a. %, IS. block 113, on Hueco
street May %. 1917; $3.50.
Bassett addition-John W. and Aloyse 5.
Phillips to Charles J. and Alice J. Fink,
west 1s feet lot 10 and east 16 feet lot II,
block "a. on East Missouri street. June %,
1917: S27s0.
Manhattan Heights sddition-c. W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
IA Years Ago Today
Il From The Herald OF this
- y Date, 1908.

n ELBT TOWNSEND. who has been
attending the Armor institute in
- attending the Armour institute in
day to spend the summer with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Townsend
The many friends Of Miss Hattie
Small Will be glad to hear that she
has returned TO this city. after having
been in Boston at school for the
past two years.
On Friday evening Mrs. w H Sea
mon will be hostess for an informal
dance at her home on Wyoming street.
in honor Of Miss Anna SeamOn and
Mss Mary Mead.
Mrs. A. G. Foster. who is spending
the summer at Cloudcroft. came down
Saturday for a few days shopping
and viii return this evening. accom-
panied by Mr.. Foster. who will remain
in Cloudcroft a few days with his
family.
The following real estate transfers
were recorded today: FL Paso Real
Estate company to Corinne McKie.
lots and s. block IS, Franklin
Heights addition; $500.
o. A Larrazola to Marcella Arts.
tract Of land in Playa Grandez, Fl
Paso county; 800.
The following building permits
were given today:
To G. F Hubernigg. three brick
houses in block 40 on Boulevard, in
Franklin heights; 5000.
NJ b. Hawkins. an adobe house on
lots 3 and 4, block 80, on Missouri
street; $500.
Ed Hollmig. a rooming house on
Kansas street; $500.
p B. Hammett, to build q business
house on Oregon street. to cost SIS
600. CThis IS the present Zeiger hotsD.
NJ. s. P. Hammett. TO build an apart
ment house on Magoffin avenue, TO
cost $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
NANCE To- BE CARS
WIFE IN DRAMA.

Her Herbert Brenon has engaged
Nance O'Neil for the role Of the
czarina, Conway Tearie to impersonate
the young prince, and Exaterina Ca
lanta for the part OF Anna. the young
girl who is said TO have played an
important role in the killing OF Ras-
putin. for the photodrana. The Fail
OF the Romanoffs.- which he Is stag
ing in his Hudson Heights studios.
Iliodor. who calls himself the mad
monk" will enact the part in the
strange story he is said to have taken
In real life He was a refugee in this
country for some months preceding
the revolution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
END
NEAR SHESE
FOR DAUGHTER
Never expected to have
well day again-G Gains Is
pounds on Tanlac.

Honestly, when finished my third
bottle Of Tanlac I had gained fifteen
pounds and my friends who met me
on the streets seemed amazed at the
difference in my looks" said Mrs
Mime Bates, wife OF a Well-known
railroad man at her residence 1416
North Jones street. Fort Worth, Tex
as. recently.
Nobody will be surprised that I
am praising Tanlac when tell them
what it has done for me-" continued
Mrs. Bates. when I began taking X
I had been flat Of my back in bed FOR
a month and my condition was 50
serious my family sent for ny daugn-
ter at Wichita Falls to come and see
for the last time It was about two
years ago when I began suffering
from nervousness and stomach trou-
Bile and going down hill I was under
treatment several times and tried
everything I knew OF but gradually
got worse until I just suffered tor
ture- I had no appetite, my diges-
ton was bad and nothing agreed with
me- Ny food would sour and gas
would form on my stomach ana give
me such terrible smothering spells
could scarcely breathe I finally got
SO I could hardly eat thing. would
turn deathly sick and NY stomach
was so upset that could scarcely
retain anything. was simply starv-
ing for lack Of nourishment and kept
getting thinner and weaker OFF and
on for weeks at a time I couldn't co
any of nv work at all and finally had
to give up and take to my bed was
scarcely moro than a frame OF skin
and bones. my nerves were az nlgn
pitch all the time and Just 70 look
at me no one would have thought
could ever set well
@But my wonderful recovery has
surprised lots OF people and there are
many others besides my family n M
neighborhood praising Tanlae Tor
what IL has done for me- Ny very
first few doses OF Tanlac made me
feel better and commenced 70 gain
weight and strength right along. Soon
my stomach trouble disappeared en-
tireIv. nv appetite got so big could
hardly eat enough and I could ear
inst ANYTHING without being bochered
xitb gas. indigestion or palpitatiol
Of the heart Ny nervousness and al
NV misery disappeared ana I coulo
Law down at night and sleep like =
child Nv color cleared up, my cneel1S
GTed out and kept improving, All
when I finished my third bottle o.
TanIsc- had gained fifteen POUNDS
and never felt better in all my lie
That's what Tanlac did for ne and it
a pleasure to make a statemenf Lor
a medicine that is doing 50 mucn 1or
suffering people
TanIac is sold in Fl Paso By Kelly
& Pollard and Peoples Drug store
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25

OF royal family OF England is prog
nosticated-
Women who are working for SUI
frage and for political reforms have a
representation of success in an IN
expectedly short time
Extreme heat and humidity during
the latter part of the summer ara
prognosticated.
Diseases OF the digestive tract may
be very prevalent after midsummer.
Scandals relating to profits made on
war supplies are fOreshadowed and
one Of these will concern contractors
from the south the seers declare.
congressman come under a sway
that warns OF perils through .misrep-
resentation and MISUNDERSTANDING
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have anxiety about money. but eau
ton may save heavy losses Those
who are employed should be unusual
" painstaking.
Children born on this day are likely
to be alert and resourcefuL They usu-
ally succeed in whatever they attempt
to do.-Copyright 1917, by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
Youthful, Beautiful
Skin Easy to Have

YOU may be as healthy as a bird in the
air and still have & poor complexion
Changing seasons and temperatures. winds.
dust and dirt. are apt TO injure any skin.
even though the general health be good
when these external influences spoil the
complexion. the natural thing Is to re-
mo % the spoil by external means Or
binary mereolized wax will do this It
will actually absorb the weather-soiied
hlm-sllin. little each day In a week or
two you'll have a brand new complexion.
a new skin. The exquisitely beautiful and
youthful complexion thus acquired. comes
easily. without harm OF discomfort,
there's no reason why any woman should
not adopt this simple treatment. Get an
ounce OF mercolized wax at any drug
store. apply nightly like cold cream. wash
ing It off mornings. This will not fail In
any case.
To quickly remove wrinkles. signs OF
care and age. battle the face occasionally
in a solution OF powdered saxolite one
ounce. dissolved in a half pint OF witch
hazel The result, which Is instantaneous.
will surprise you greatly. The ingredients
are OF course perfectly harmless-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
The Daily Novelette,
BRUAIIT.

(Synopsis OF preceding chapters:
ing the only bidder. has a Wander
lust mechanical organ knocked down
70 him for $3.50. No music rolls
accompany the organ, so Stein has
il taken to his home at an express
charge of $3.50 and sets out to pur-
chase music rolls. After investing
$3.50 in music rolls of every make
none of which will fit the organ, he
learns that Wanderlust rolls. made in
Brumpt, Germany, have ceased to be
imported since the war. and that
there are none TO be had in the cOun-
try. So. TO learn to be an aviator
he may drop down in Brumpt when
occasion offers. he pays an aviation
school $500 to teach him to Fly. Hav
ing entered the flying corps he is
sent to France, where in his firsi
engagement, he is shot. twice in the
boarx and once just outside OF Paris
Discharged from the hospital. he is
sent over the enemy lines TO locate
the position OF their humpametre bat
teries, and finds himself directly over
Brumpt. He descends and is taken
prisoner)
Conclusion.
-" BE Wanderlust organ works?"
repeated one Of his captors.
- a braEny German with s4s
iron crosses pinned on him That's
been out OF business seven years"
With a low moan, Oswald Stein
beat his head on his captor's iron
crosses until he fell iifeless at his
surprised feet.
CThe End.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25

Harper to J. J. Ornsbee. lots IS and IS.
block II. on Riverview avenue, June g.
1907; $500.
Kern Place.. J. Galloway to o. W.
Ballard. lots II and Il. block IS, Kelligan
avenue. June 10. 1917: 500
Alhambra Heights addItion-C- 2 and
Olive n. Lewis 10 Thomas Franklin. lots
1. ?. :. Z. 5. s. :. S. and TO- block 8. be-
tween Military and Alhambra streets. June
%. 1871; $4,000.
Automobile Licenses.
1Os53-A Aalus. 1917 South Campbell.
I65s4-Agapito Martinez. 400 South
ios5s@H. Gusierrez. 1o1 South Camp
I6s5s@Grers Rolf Hotel Herbert,
ioss7-c. A. Berry. Tucumeari. N. NJ.
iossSGJaek shelby. 5ss Eas. Second.
Chalmers
Ios5s-E1 Paso Plano company. Ford.
1OssO-J. ?. Goodman, 81 South E
1oSsi@MarlanO Escalante. San Jscinto
1osssGsaaitsry department Ell PasO.
O'i ioss ss Gt caballerO. 1927 East Rio
= t iosssLx. carrasco. 7o2 Louisville. Thor.
1Oss5-EduardO Gardeno. SOS Tays.
1osss@PorfiriO Franco. sixth and san
iossS-A. H. Key. ss15 Italia. Ford.
1O36s-Henry Etheridge. us Epson.
Marriage Licenses.
Wilbur E. Smith and Marie c. Cushing.
PoncianO TeranzO and Marie Emma
Varedes.
Manuel Chavira and Maria Yanez-
Louis de la Rosa and Marie l. Ma
samuel C. stroh and May Frances
Fosset-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
CHINA BECOMING QUIET,
NEW ELECTION URGED

Pekin. China. June 25.-An prov
fnces which declared their independ-
ence Of the present Pekin government
have now ceased their warlike prepa-
rations. Lea=ers o. the southern
provinces which were in revolt tele-
graphed Pekin that they were willing
ton was soon held without military
interference
Gen. Chang-Hsun. the military gov
ernor OF Anhwei province. who came
to Pekin after the president dissolved
parliament. expressed hope that a set
Element OF the crisis will be reached
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
OHIO OFFICER RUN DOWN
BY AUTO; SENT TO CAMP

While crossing the street at Main
and Oregon Saturday night about 10
o'clock, Lieut. c. +. Daniel, of the
Ohio infantry. detailed with the 34th
infantry. was run down by an auto
and badly bruised about the head
and shoulders. He was taken to the
emergency hospital, where he was
treated by police surgeon DR.. John
Hardy and Capt. Tom Armstrong.
Daniel was later taken to his camp.
The man driving the machine gave
the name OF Il. o. Auit. but no
charges were placed against him. as
the accident was said to have been
unavoidable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
BLANTON'S BILL FOR BORDER
HIGHWAY MEETS APPROVAL

Advices from Washington are that
senators and congressman are advo-
eating the passage of the bill intro
duced By Congressman Thomas l.
Blanton and others for a military
highway along the Texas harder The
highway as planned would reach from
brownsville to FL Paso through Texas,
skirting the border all of the way
II would be part Of a military high
way being advocated for the four
borders Of the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
Woman Holds Mexican
Till Officers Come;
Gets Lost SI.25 Bach

hrs. ". H. Reeves, 4102 Pera street.
saved herself the loss of sI.25 and
captured a man for the police Satur-
day evening about e:15 o'clock. when
she threw her arms about a Mexican
while she was attempting TO cross
the street at San Antonio and Ore
gon. while q crowd was passing in
the opposite direction.
Mrs. Reeves shouted for help, while
the Mexican desperately fought to
escape. Patrol driver Earl Smith, and
two soldiers, whose names could not
be learned rushed to her assistance.
and Smith placed the man under ar
rest and took him 20 the police sta
ton, where he gave the name Of Al
wares Diaz. When searched by Capt.
Armstrong. SLIPS in change was found
in Diaz's pockets Another Mexican
who was with Diaz escaped into the
crowd, 1t was said.
IL pays to paint with ratton's Sun
Proof Paints Lander Lumber Co.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
PASOGRAPH WILL BEGIN WITH
A SEVEN REELER JULY IS

A seven reel subject, state rights
feature, will be the first moving pic
ture built by the Pasograph, Inc. the
corporation erecting its studio at the
corner OF Myrtle and Willow, in FL
PasO. Nat P Wilson, a mining man
OF several years residence in this
city, is one Of the principals of the
company. James Keane is the pro-
Queer. The cameras will begin to
roll about July IS, it was said Satur-
day afternoon.
After the studio is completed Mr..
Keane said he intends going to the
Pacific coast for about 16 principals.
A number of local persons probably
will be engaged for the ensemble.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
DEL RICHEY TO ADDRESS
TAX COLLECTORS AT AUSTIN

Austin, Tex. June 25.-In the pro-
gram for the 18th annual convention
Of the State and County Tax Collec-
tors association Of Texas. which
opens July IL here, and which has
been circulated by A. ". Tabor. OF the
controllers department. R d. Richey,
tax collector OF FL Paso county, is
listed for an address on the morning
of July Il. Mr.. Richey's subject viii
tors"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
NE morning, soon after he fin
ished his breakfast, having

Ne morning, soon alter ne I'm
ished his breakfast, having
~ taken his red, white and blue
striped barber pole rheumatism crutch
down from behind the clock. Uncle
Wiggily Longears, the rabbit gentle
man. started out from his hollow
stump bungalow.
There were quite a few friends Of
Alice in wonderland whom he had not
yet met, and he hoped to have an ad-
venture with one fthem. So. tossing
up in the air his tall silk stovepipe
hat, and letting it bounce three times
On the end OF his pink. twinkling nose
Uncle Wiggily hurried off
The rabbit gentleman had not gone
very far, over the fields and through
the woods, before he saw something
very strange indeed. This was sshat
seemed to be a funny sort OF flower
vase. with two things sticking up in
it, and on the end OF them We're two
shoes
Ny goodness me. sakes alive and
some chocolate cake puddingi" cried
the surprised bunny uncle What's
this?"
Then. as he looked again. he saw
funny face, and a pair OF bright eyes
looking at him from the bottom part
OF what had seemed to be g flower
vase.
why. it's a mani" cried Uncle Wig
gily.
"Of course I'm a man" was the Jolly
answer. But don't be afraid Of me;
I'm not a hunter man"
And you-you're standing on your
head" went on Uncle Wiggily, more
surprised than ever.
OF course I'm standing On my
head" said the funny man have TO
do that to make things Oome cut as
they do in the Alice in y onderland
book I'm Father William, you
know" and with that he gave a MIN
bic spring. turned a back somersault,
putting himself right side up, and be-
gan to recite this verse:
You are old, Father William, the
Young Man said.
And your hair has become very
And ye5 necessarily stand on your
Do you think at your age that is
right?"
But is it?' asked Uncle Wiggily
quickly, as soon as funny Father
William had ceased speaking.
of course it is" was the answer
Otherwise it wouldn't be in the book
ana ! wouldn't do IL. At first it came
very hard to me, but now I can easily
manage And you'll find you get
quite a different view Of things. look
ing at them upside down as do every
now and then" he went on
4 wonder II 7 could stand on my
head2" spoke Uncle Wiggily-
Try it," said Father William
I'd like TO-" went on the bunny un
Gle. But I might crush my tall silk
Take it off," suggested Father
yes, I could do that. But suppose
some one were to see me-" asked the
bunny. 1t would look sort of queer"
mo one will see you here behind the
trees" spoke Father William BE
sides. if they do, learning 10 stand
on ones head is very useful. There is
no telling when you may want to do
It at home"
That's So" agreed Uncle wiggily.
We'll. III try"
At first he couldn't stand up on
his head. at all. just turning over in a
sort Of flip-flop every time he tried. /
But at last Father William held up the
bunny uncle by the heels. and then 4
Uncle Wiggily did II better. After a |
while he could stand straight. right
side up, and there he was, standing on 4
his head, with his silk hat twiriing
around on his upper paws And Father
William could do the same thing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
HEIRS OF L. A. MOORE GET
COURT JUDGMENT FOR $4,000

Judgment for $4,000 was entered sat
urday In the saith district court in
favor OF the estate Of l. 4. Moore,
deceased, against the Atchison, To-
peka anc Santa Fe railroad company
deceased was formerly employed as
brakeman by the road and it is alleged
was killed by the sudden Jerking OF
train, throwing him between the cars
me accident occurred near san Mar
cial, n. NJ. last April. Deceased is sur
vived By wife and two children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
SHE DROPS INTO MOVIES.

Else Alder has literally fallen into
the movies Miss Alder is the prima
donna OF Miss Springtime" and has
recently been visiting on the Pacific
coast While at the Douglas Fair
banks studios at Hollywood watching
a stunt picture being taken she acci-
dentally became involved in one Of the
feats of bravado. Fairbanks was
obliged TO snatch her out Of the way
OF a horse and jump with her into a
motor car in order to avoid an acct
dent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
BILLIE COMING
IN NEW FILM.

Billie Burke has finished acting for
her first Famous Players-Lasky pic
ture. The Mysterious Miss Terry
based on a scenario by Gelett Bur
CESS After a short rest she will be-
gin posing for a screen version Of
The Land of Promise" W. Somerset
Maugham's drama in which she was
seen several seasons ago.
It Is averred by an enthusiastic
p a. that Essanay's chee-ild- Mary
McAlister. has 4 wardrobe containing
100 frocks, As bOnnets. nearly a hun
dred pairs Of shoes and slippers, and
much lingerie. Dear. no-not for ev-
eryday wear-just for pictures.
The Man Who was Afraid" a
story Ringing on the presidents call
to arms and portraying a man who
was afraid to answer the call, has
been selected for Bryant Washburn's
next Essanay feature.
IAN Innocent Potter is now at
work at the Universal studios. fea-
turing Neal Hart and Janet Eastman.
with George E Marshall as the d.
rector.
Brownie Vernon supports Franklin
Farnum in Bluebird's production
The Car Of Chance" q drama OF love
and high finance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
Jam and Nut Cookies.

beat the mixture well: add the
strained juice OF one-half an orange
and enough flour to make a dough
cookie cutter. Bake IN a moderate
oven for IS minutes Allow them to
cool a little before decorating the
top with a spoonful Of jam and al
mond nuts. Tomorrow "String
Beans. Country Styie.o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
Beauty Chats By Edea Kent FgERss
Reduce.

= rs bad enough being thin in hot
weather. isn't it-but it's much
= worse If you are encased in about
so pounds Of hot. unnecessary flesh.
Don't you want to start now and re-
duce?
They say there are few fat people
left in Germany, since the shortage
OF fats and potatoes And since ev-
cry family must eat less in quantity
than it did before. So if you want
to reduce. and be younger looking
and healthier, you can pattern your
diet a little after the German wom-
an's-but yours will be a voluntary
choice
So. don't eat-any meat from the
pig, nor the fatty part OF any other
meat. Rare beef. fowl and fish are
the least fattening. If you take soups.
take thin soups only. Don't eat pota-
toes, which are starch, nor carrots.
Nor starchy desserts, nor sugar, nor
cream. milk. butter
Here's what you can eat-any fruits
but bananas and grapes. Lettuce.
and all fresh green vegetables-and
you can can them for winter, too and
continue your reduction diet into the
season when certain foods are hard
to obtain. and save money as well.
You may have skinned milk or but
termilk. and saccherine instead Of
sugar for Sweetening- You should
eat gluten bread in place Of white
bread. toasted preferably, and without
butter. Tea with lemon, black coffee,
salads with boiled dressing.
With a little thought any woman
can plan an extensive series Of menus,
that will give her all she requires TO
eat, and still reduce her at the rate
Of a couple of pounds week This
is a safe way. il allows time for the
skin to shrink, so there will be no
loose flabby folds Of skin. nor any
ugly wrinkles
Questions and Answers.
Constant Reader-Loose shoes cause
corns as often as tight ones. To pre-
vent them, soak the feet in hot water,
and then file the corn down with a
regular corn file-this you can make
BY glueing a strip Of pumice paper TO
a piece of board an inch wide. Filing
the callous down like this prevents
the corn growing large enough to
hurt
Massage the wrists with flesh
building cream-this is the only way
to make them larger
New Brunswick-Send me self
addressed stamped envelope, and /
will send you a better recipe for
cold cream, that will not grow hairs
Yours is a bit too oily to be good
You need an astringent tonic on your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25

hair-that is, a tonic containing but
little oils. Massage well every night
and put in a little lemon juice in the
water when you rinse your hair
this will stop the excessive oil
Blue Eyes-Send me a letter with
a self addressed stamped envelope
and 1 will send you a recipe for the
tonic you want
Anonymous should imagine that
the practice OF osteopathy would be
very profitable-there is a splendid
field for women here too You could
add chiropody IL you wished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25

are delicious for after
noon tea or the children's
luncheon.
Mix the grated rind OF two oranges
with two tablespoonfuls Of sugar,
add two tablespoonfuls Of butter and
beat well to a soft cream. Whisk two
eggs until frothy, then stir them
slowly into the butter and sugar and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25

Why go Hmping around with ach~
ing, puffed-up feet-feet so tired
chafed, sore and swollen you can
hardly get your shoes on or off
Why don't you get 25-cent box OF
liz from the drug store now and
gladden. your tortured feet2
'-Tiz' makes your feet glow with
comfort: takes down swellings and
draws the soreness and misery right
out Of feet that chafe. smart and
burn "Tiz" instantly stops pain IN
eOrns. canouses and bunions. 'sTiz"
is glorious for tired, aching. sore
feet No more shoe tightness-no
more foot torture.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
NEWS NOTES FROM MOVIE:LAND
Nv DAISY DEAN.
Nm PENNINGTONs

a Nm PENNINGION-S next Ia
IA nous Players-Lasky picture,
L - The Little Boy Scout" viii
show the little 'Follies" star in a
new environment Instead OF being
surrounded by the chorus girls. she
will appear on the screen flanked by
a detachment Of United States regu-
lars, who recently returned from the
Mexican border and are now stationed
at Fort Totten. New York