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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Der GbsTrsSiffsnr Der sgerIiuer
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furseifi milf n1chretct dH0erffi Acrren
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priH3 btipobnt Elm tItines Shl0BheH,
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inneren @iuridtuneeH tueit btuter mans
den anberen Gta~bsqudrtitren 3uriids
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pinterli1en a~utobilen b~erausgefddlt
batttn, smpIing uns balb bic pobIise
Wdrme zines ileinen Gdlpns. 9ier be-
griibte uns bos sHgers militdriIhe @es
folge bes oeutIhen G%rpnprin5en, unb
na9 nenigsn Minutsn erf9ten Der bobs
@uitgeber ItI6it. Der &rpnprins trug
cine nstBe 2itetuta, bamaIs nod nit BEN
QnIelIiidsn bes @snerdllsntnants, uno
Der Orben Pour le merite 5eidnete ii6
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armet, her 20 Wonate oos belebenoe
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bu8 @eTprdn arf bic graltiumen 6ndles
reien btutfdcr ariegsgefdn9ansr blra
bic 6rdn5oien gtlentt puroe. glsids
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Gimc ,frieSlisl,S 1sIeaaSe'
G~ricdbcnlanNs I'M gahrc
1850.

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gtben Su 5piugen, lleber btie greies
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Batter, BAN 6robbtr3og bon 0lOtHburg.
in einem augfibrli9eu Shreibtn. aug
BEN einiee GdBe, bic audi fir bic stoens
ndrtigen @erbdltnift Geltung bsiibtn,
bsrausgegrifTen ieieu;
.uniert 6aItung muB foIgenbe fsin,@
fdrisb bic S6Higin, .Rube, 5sfiglsIf,
feline ganfdrtnabtu, pdfHutr Wioers
f1nb, 70 large ME m6glih. Gtrsifea
lie unTere 5tfungtn cher bic 6aupis
itabt an, 70 i9lagsn mir ahs qiss
ber untergt9en, dls ben 9irdttn ID. 3.
g~neIdnOtrn) @dTaTlth fem. llnItrs
gerge fnb aeItungen, mo Ts fobaIb
nift biniommen, unb mir nerbea ms
Az baltsu nifen. Garopd ioa Ilben,
bag oeutidts JlirfenbIat in unisrsn
4oeru fliebt bhB iUtr itine iabifhtR
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mir Elm itoI3ss uno sbles 0olt btberrs
ihtn, unb mir Iieber @rot tfItH unabs
bangia, ols inter tngliidgu aaHontn
ms in Cant aHo Gsioe biiaen.
gliidlin Britdenlanp, bas oG funt,
feline ardFit brau4sn, Ti1 fi1lsn, bd q
i'm aeht 1T, Soft nirb ben S6ndhtn
beiftehen. Gngldno bat lns mad nnb
mad borbsreitet nHb bnrd bic llebnng
i'm 8ibtritanb stitdfIt. Go obns Rs4s
aeasn ieben 8rauH unb dlts @6lters
rsht banbtInb, hds TT f6sublia."
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dabsren GtsTe, mir t5nnsn Die enaI
Timber nut Isgntn. bic bas gdub 500
T6en a5uis unb goIf nur nod ianiqI
fnlpfien, gsgenisitis nod mebG Itrntf
mas fs autinnbsr baben.
gneIdnbsr partn bsioFfsn. SfFiaH
bOrisa fh auf bm GtraBsn Bic 81
gaqe Der unierbanbIung, isbery
mubtt Giles, bic GneIdnott far
paffitn, bic @rie5en sOssn fa
unO srlndbnisu fa ssgsnfsitis
nunTi, I'M btr eutsn Gahk
ihobtn.
gsssu G6IuB bss grisfy
fpdriief fh Bic aonigin ~
gspdltiattn Der Gnsldnbsu
Htnldnb, UNI hann in BEN
brsntH. mir fnb iuna(
hbth ipega GngEatgb -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Die SfteHfoe &ruftoifs fii6rtt be.
Iannilia 81 feinsm ourdgreiftnoen Re-
Tultat, 3u teinem Durdbriih, ba Der
@erbrdud Der 3ur gertigung aeituHoes
nen ardftt, frog Der enormen BAIL, ST.
rdpibe mar, nm bifs oan3e l~tHterntbs
men nit Der glti6eu 8uht Iauge 3eit
DtilerFlbren 3u f6nuen. Sbr gan5er
Gffelt mar nur Elm 3uridbrdngeH Der
gegnerii@en 5rOnt,
Gnormer &rdftebtrbraua unb gangs
pierigieit bss Qugriffssq ro3eHts fn5
alIo Stpei harafttritiids Merlmnle Der
9rudsa tsIuness strategic. Sdon
bteie spei Mlomtnte dlein IaFtn bic
Ausi6ien Der 4ltterter, NIT bteitr Mts
tbohe gegtn bic moberne beutIhe 5rout
in Grdnirtih su rtiITtren, dubsrit ges
ring ni4tintn. 9isr8u esIeaen fia in
bsm fps5ie1en gale Der gsgsnpdrtigsn
aliierten Gdrnpdgne nod mebrere bic
DtutTden btgiinFigtnbe ItrdtsgiIde no
menit, uelte bic Durhbruhs Qafgdbe
Der GntentesG treittrdfte erbebIid ers
Y6pereu. 9urd bic 5ronts Riidnhbmt
I'M Wdr5 baden bic Dsutfhen nidt nur
ben 3uIammenbarg i9rtr 2inie ltdrIsr
peItaItet, I~onbsrn aud iufole Der Ser
iiir3ung btrielbtn cine @trmebruug
ibrtr RdttoesGrdfte trsielt, IobaB itoer
Jronitsif bsHtr NIT 2rnppsu bptiert
fpsr6tn fam, dls friibsr. Dos alSges
5tthnets GiIenba1nsS bitem entldHg ou
belgiihen GreH5e gepdbrleiltet bic
raiheIte @tri9iebung BON Reierbesabs
teilungsn In jtnt Adume, pD fid BET
dlliitrte 8rnd momentdn fiblbnr muft.
Radbtm ftraer bic iebige beuti6e Grout
nidt mebr cine ein5igt feIte 2iHis tleibt,
fonbern aus elmer Richie bsFsjtigter, ges
ftdfftltsr 3Onen bsitebf, lam aud btr
f6rtTfs oliiate Trud. iptnu IT aaf bic
8duer non NAT elmer moo bts
Tdrdnit bletbt, tanm Elm nennsnsnertss
Reiultat tr5isieH.
9etrahiet man bic neut otltIdt
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ldufs, 70 i1lt Der llmItdnD ins Qage,
baB bic benti6e Ssertaleitung ts offens
bar nod niht file noipenoig befunoen
Bat, bisItl6s aus ibrtr urfprungliaen
9ofiion foipsit 5Hridaunebmen, oab
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al sinsr Gfftniips NIT eegtn giotCtH
nHb Often fou5sntriIh 5uidmmenlaus
Tenben arariffsri6tungen bittet. 9ers
art itelt Der ieBiae frun8oTH4e angriff
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Iu9 tinsr Fratsstf9en BIanfisruns BET
bon Der Qisne gegea Woroen flh bins
3isbtnbtn beuiIasa 6ront Dor. DAB bic
btatf6en Gibrtr trosbtm an Der Hsns
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btien gefDtis fiir ban MiBsrfOlg Der
oliierttn Gper1tiontn in btr GiHIeis
tungsp6dTs bsr aampaans 1917 So
msripiirbia bic 9sbdupiung, baB bic
oroBt TraitsiIds GitudtiOn Der 9tuts
Ihsn IN 8rdnfrti9 ifsts q u ttgsr
fpsrbtn piirbs, FdtIs f9 6iubsHburg sur
RhdIhpsHtuRg Der Dront uorb0hliA
garis Bis In bic Clinic WsrbuH-2ile
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8erbun In sine gerabe Qinie edRn btis
nabe rogRdnbig mare. Sine folhe
aliion it absr ots pDIitifdtn unb mos
raIiidsn @riinSsn faum al triuortsn,
IoIdnes niht bic unbsotnstt miliidriIde
1~pirnbiqseit ba5u rorliegt. Sn bsn
brei Mo6sn ibrer anortffgs Qtiipftdt
baben absr bit Mniierten nit ihrtr
Dtp6DsgItagnas gabOps nnr IOtlt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

GiusslerFoIge, aber nidt bos 9trinaiit
ftrafeoiid. aeIultat sr3tsln t0nnen,
unb flebrn felt srIi ppr Der sigsntlideu
@erleioigungs 3ont her 0eutIhtn.
9ieIe @etaltuHg Der Din9e Dstit
itrengs baratf Bin, bab iid bic flr be
8euti6en %giuftige itrategiihe Gage To-
nett nidt In seriugIttn gednoert bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Die Y0lRerl6la&t 1T SranRrei6.
t'on eiaem eRemaIissm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MhdMrfhe @OFhona Ora amata Iamahr ais i'm Sabu 1916. = 2mtuImdhh bohn Sphan
pB mr me 0rh 81 pHtHOseH. - 3Hd &6afm Der Gsbagn mhhanf6en afmtt in Gmmf
td9. aassefGtns Der bmHd@ 9dtHFpsdHf. - @baafrMfn Der t4sm aaHHm ef
fHfbE - gNabpot bis nbwttnbm Gufts an n@rrn Srpuhbf6utn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
mrs. KLUGEL IS
WELFARE CHIEF
Recreation Work for Sol
diers in El Paso District
Placed in Her Charge.

Mrs. Donna Klugel has been noti-
fled OF her appointment by the war
department as supervisor Of activi-
ties in war recreation and welfare
work for the FL PasO district Mrs
EIugel viii have an office in the
chamber OF commerce and succeeds
A. A. Fisk. Mr.. Fisk viii remain
in charge OF the district work and
viii visit here occasionally, but Mrs.
Klugel will be in immediate charge
Of the Fl PasO work.
This work is carried on under the
auspices Of the chamber OF commerce.
by a committee headed by julius
Krakauer, but the war department
will have Mrs klugel as its repre-
sentative. She was recommended for
the work by those who are familiar
with the good she has done during
the past two years with the enter
tainments she has supervised for the
soldiers in the base hospital She
has had the active coOpera ton Of ali
the officers in her work and has been
given hearty praise and endorsement
by the men.
Mrs. kluEel enters actively upon
her new duties at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

E0r many years. He came here with
the Sixth infantry, which was a part
Of the Eighth infantry brigade com
mauded by Gen. PershinE and which
was hurried to the border al the time
OF the occupation OF Neracruz by
American troops in 1914. Previous "a
assuming command Of the saith infan-
try. Col. Lewis was attached to the
64th infantry. He was recently ap-
pointed to q cOlOnelcy. While a lieu
tenant colonel last spring, he organ
lied ana was In charge OF the non
commissioned officers training school
at Fort Bliss. During this period he
trained several hundred noncOmmis-
stoned officers from regular army or
CARNATIONS FOR commissions in the
regular forces.
Capt. F. c. Rogers is adjutant of
the 34th- He has been stationed at FL
PasO for the last four years Capt.
Rogers came to FL PasO with the
10th infantry, which was also one Of
the original regiments commanded by
Mai Gen John J. PershinE. Capt
Rogers came to El Paso from the Pre-
ers has been attached TO the saith since
its organization He was transferred
to the regiment when IL was organ
lied from the 18th infantry and came
TO FL PasO from FL Vale, Mexico, to
join the regiment
Other officers who have been with
the regiment since its organization
are Capt Walter H. Frank. command
iuE the first battalion, Capt. K s
Gregory. commanding the second bat
talon. Capt Richard c. Stickney, com
handing the third battalion, Capt.
Jesse " Holmes and Capt AIerl P.
Shillerstrom- Lieut. o. J. Cohee is
chaplain OF the regiment and Stephen
Josza is chief musician and leader OF
the 34th's band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
BATTERY A UNDER ORDERS;
ENTRAINS FOR EAST SUNDAY

Albuquerque. y. n. Sept 22-Ros-
wells battery A. First New Mexico
artillery, is said TO be under orders
70 leave Tor the east at once for war
service Capt Charles DeBremOnd.
commander. announced that Brig
Gen. Tuthiu, formerly colonel OF the
First Arizona infantry. viii arrive
here from san Diego, Cal TO make
final inspection Of the battery, and
probably viii also inspect the First
New Mexico infantry. Col f. c. Alb
bolt commanding
The battery will begin entraining
Sunday 1t is recognized as one OF
the best organized and equipped ar
tilery units in the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
ANDREAS GETS CHEVRONS IN
McCAMANT'S HOSPITAL UNIT

Rising from a buck private" John
L. Andreas. field hospital company
No. ?. Texas national guard, com
manded by Mai T. J. 8IcCamant- has
been made a sergeant in this unit.
This Information was received by
friends OF Andreas from the training
camp at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth,
Friday evening
Andreas who was assistant cashier
OF the City National bank resigned
his position when the call for volun-
teers was made and enlisted in Mai.
McCamant's company which left here
nearly month ago Audreas VIII be
a paymaster. in which line he has had
much experience
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
81 : - aaz4aa9 "a + AA.Af3@@ s1sssaaAn..A

1.-THE 54th infantry. stationed al
Fort Bliss. is q native FL PasC
\ regiment II was created here
over one year ago and with the ex-
ception Of a few months when II was
on border patrol duty in the Big Bend
district has maintained Its home here
since its organization
The 34th infantry was born at
Camp Cotton It was organized on
July IS. 1916. in the 1917 army incre-
ment- The regiment was built from
units selected from the Seventh, 2Oht
and 2Sd infantry regiments, which
were stationed in FL Paso at that
time. Its officers were selected from
various regiments In Mexico with
Mai Gen John J. Fersning's punitive
of organizing the new infantry reg
iment-
Besides being an FL Paso organ
lied regiment, the 34th infantry has
created another regiment here This
regiment is the 6zrh infantry, also
stationed at Fort Bliss. The 64th
was created on June in the 1917 in
Crement-
At the time Of its organization the
3fth infantry was commanded by Col
c. f. Deutler, and Capt c. S Hoffman
was the first reEImental aQJuLanL
These officers were later transferred
to other commands Col. D. l. How
ell succeeded Col Dentler IS regt-
mental commander and maintained
this post until a month ago, when he
retired from active service
Col Z. A Lewis is now in command
Of the regiment. being Temporarily
attached 70 the organization Col
Lewis has been stationed at FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
IN
TUCSON DRAF I.
Two Are Sent Back Home;
Third, National Guard
ReserVist, Goes Along.

When Tucson's III soldiers elect
/ the second unit OF the draft. passed
/ through E Paso Friday on their way
| to Camp Funston, Kas., they were a
little depleted in numbers. though not
/ officials. The official draft was III.
actually. they numbered 10, and had
been ia when they left Tucson.
When the Southwestern train was a
mile or so out Of Tucson, it was
stopped and the clerk OF the local
board, who had remained aboard up TO
that time. checked up the unit There
had been some confusion in entraln-
ing, owing TO the great number OF
relatives and friends milling around
among the men. He found two stow
Always and > third unauthorized pas
senEer."
The stowaways were drafted men.
IL was found, but had not yet been
called W They were not included in
the 40 percent and were not due 10 so
to the cantOnment until later II
they were eager for service and took
a chance on the train Much as ne
diSliked 70 disappOint them, the clerk
was obliged TO send them back home
The third man was Jose NalenZueia,
q discharged national guardsman- he
explained that his brother, a drafted
the opinion that brothers ought to
stick together, especially in war. He
was dead set on going right along
with the draft.
On Investigation II was found val
enzuela was in the national guard re-
serve. Inasmuch as many drafted
men viii be supplied TO national guard
regiments TO III them up 20 war
strength. II was believed the reserv-
ist might be used for the same pur-
pose, especially since he was so keen
for it Therefore, he stays with the
draft, for the time being. Meanwhile
by the men while here, will try to get
the consent Of the proper military
authorities 10 make an exception Of
Valenzuela and let him serve where
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
u. S. HAS ONLY MOTOR SHOPS
ON WHEELS IN The WORLD

The only motor truck shops on
wheels in the world viii be in the
service Of the United States in France,
close up to the firing line for emer-
gency repairs to "camions." ambu-
lances and officers service cars. when
the unit built and manned at Fort
Bliss reaches the command OF Gen J.
J. PershinE
This repair unit, formed by Mai. J.
W Furlow. and more recently in COM
mand of Mai o. Ord. is the de-
velopment Of a years work by expert
mechanical engineers and workmen.
Trucks carry all the essential ma
chimes for turning out repair work.
each being equipped with its own
power unit and lighting system out
in the field under fire from the enemy
mechanicians viii be able to take hold
Of broken down motors and get them
in condition TO move to the perma-
nent shops behind the lines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
CITY HELPS ARMY TO STOP
BOOZE SALE TO SOLDIERS

The crusade by the city Of Ell Paso
against persons who are selling liquor
to soldiers is under way, according to
an arrangement made with the dis
trict sanitary inspector, Lieut.. Col z.
NJ. Talbot. Mayor Charles Davis has
supplied two men TO work under
cover" with special deputy Walter
Reese
Friday night, these officers made
three arrests. two American men
and one Mexican woman. on informa-
ton that they were acting as sales
men for certain saloons. Their names
were withheld pending result Of in
vestigatiOn Of government officials,
to whom they were turned over Satur-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
STOW AWAY To
JOIN THE ARMY
Billy Moran Thinks Two or
Three Slip in With the
Travis Contingent.

There were two or three stow
always, men who slipped in in order
TO get TO war before their time. on
the train which left Friday with FL
Paso's contingent FOR the draft army
in training at Camp Travis, accord
ing TO the opinion Of William J.
Moran, Of city board No. 1.
On the other hand. there was one
Stacker, a man OF Mexican descent,
who failed 20 report at the train and
leave with the county's contingent
This mans name is withheld. pending
counts 56 men failed TO report, but
he is at Ysleta and ready to 60 He
had not understood his directions.
He, too, is Of Mexican descent.
Look for Revised List.
City board No. had 107 men to send,
and AR Moran says he checked 109
men TO chairman 4 A. Dale. who
was passing them into the train. Mr..
Dale believes only 10T entered. but
Mr.. Moran SAYS he thinks two, or pos
go slipped in Mr. Dale left orders
with his contingent to send back A
list OF those on the train when Il
reached Sierra Blanca
Full QU9ta From No. =.
City board No. sent 14S men, its
fun quota one Of the men had ah-
scented himself at the noon roll call.
but appeared at the depot and board
ed the train.
This makes the total number Of
men who left 900 or 81.
Chairman L. A. Boone, Of the coun-
ty board, accompanied the men on
the train as FAR as Fabens. his home.
War Bride Goes, Too.
Mrs. J. G.. Stephens. the Fabens
war bride" married Just before her
husband left. went by the regular
train Friday evening to San Antonio,
where she will remain while her hus-
band is in training at Camp Travis
Mrs. Stephens was Miss Emma Rog-
ers before her marriage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
Capt. jenkins Goes
In For Flying; His
Brothers Mechanicians

Army orders published say that
Capt. Walter z. jenkins, commanding
company X. Fourth Texas infantry.
from FL Paso. viii 80 to FL sam
Houston, san Antonio. for examina-
ton as to his fitness for detail in the
aviation section OF the signal corps
Of the regular army. Mrs. 3. F
jenkins, SO East Rio Grande street
said Saturday morning she had
letter from the captain. who is her
son, saying he also had orders TO pro-
coed to Fort Sill. Okla, for instruction
in hand grenade throwing and would
leave San Benito, in the Brownsville
sector, Saturday. The Fourth infantry
may move to Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth. soon
Two other sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. B.
z. jenkins. Ben. jr, and Kneeland.
are with the motor corps At Fort
Bliss Ben is an instruCtoc in the
motorcycle section and Kneeland is
an electrician and probably viii 90
to France. All Of the brothers are
mechanicians-
Mrs Jenkins is chairman Of the re-
freshment unit Of the FL PasO chap
ter Of the Red Cross. which meets
nearly every train of hungry soldiers
going through FL Paso and serves
them meat and drink.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
Us DRAFTED MEN FAIL
TO APPEAR AT BUTTE. MONT.

Butte, Mont. Sept. 22.-Of $50 men
examined and certified for service in
the new national army by the city ex-
emption board and summoned TO ap-
pear for roll call at the city hall yes
terday preparatory TO leaving for
Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash.
on Sunday, 225 failed to appear.
Aliens residing in this city, several
hundred Of whom have been included
in the draft by the city exemption
board which refused to allow exemp-
tons on the ground Of foreign citi-
zenship, petitioned president Wilson
TO intercede on their behalf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
TWO SONS OF SHATTUCK
FAIL TO SHOW IN DRAFT

Douglas, Ariz-, Sept 22.-TwO sons
Of /. c. Shattuck. millionaire mine
operator, have been listed as having
failed to appear for transportation
TO cantonments. It was announced
seevral days ago that Warner A.
Shattuck was missing from COchise
county and was last reported at or
near Guaymas, Sonora
A message received here last night
from the sheriff Of Yuma county
states that Henry Shattuck, one or
the Yuma county contingent. had
failed to appear there for transpor-
tatiOn TO Fort Riley, Kas.
Both cases have been reported 10
the department Of justice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
RECESS IS TAKEN IN
TRIAL OF ANTT-nR E,,rr-r s

Abilene, Tex, Sept 22.-The socaIled
Farmers and Laborers' Protective as
sociation trial, in which so men are
accused Of having plotted to defeat
the selective draft act, recessed Fri
day evening until Monday It was an
nounced the government probably
would close direct examination of wit
nesses Tuesday and that at least two
weeks would be required to present
defence testimony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
II ALLEGED DRAFT DODGERS
ARE HELD AT NOGALES. ARIZ

Nogales, Ariz., Sept. 22.-Eleven
alleged draft evaders were in custody
here today and federal officers were
searching for others. Among tho
prisoners, according TO the officers. is
Harold Hickman, an attorney Of De
troit Mich. All OF them will be taken
to Tucson for q hearing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
MEDICAL DEPOT Closed

The medical supply depot here on
san Francisco street, was abandoned
by the army Friday afternoon. For
several weeks the depot has been
practically abandoned. Capt Francis
\ Strong, medical corps. has left for
Washington, D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
THREE NAVY RECRUITS LEAVE

Three naval recruits who enlisted at
the local recruiting office Friday left
saturday for San Francisco. They
were CHARLES l. Clark, fireman Of the
second class; David Ward Christof-
Ierson and George r Lee. able sea
man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
GEN. BLAKELY COMMANDS At
BOWIE. RELIEVING GREur1

Fort Worth, Tex Sept. 22.-Brig.
Gen George Blakely. artillery officer.
has taken the place of Maj. Gen. j.
st J. Greble, division commander at
Camp Bowie, while the latter goes
with other division chiefs on special
duty east.