The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-15

a. the general public has
There are comparatively few OF these.
mainly because In yeara that have
Elapsed since San Juan Hiii the cow
boy type has become scarce. In their
places are clerks. bankers. brokers.
lawyers n engineers. the percent
nse 81 men having annual incomes
ranging from $500 to esO. 600 a year
being remarkable. Substantially none
81 them has relatives depending upon
his earnings.
Army Names on List
Just as remarkable h the list OF
names OF the regular army officers
whe ave been tentatively scheduled
for service In the command. ON this
are many famous army names. For
example, Captain Philip sheridan Is
scheduled to be made a colonel, Cap
tain FitzhuEh Lee would command
men from Texas. Captain Nathaff Bed
ford Forrest. SON of the famous Con-
fcdcrato raider. would also be a coio-
mel, ID Lieutenant Thomas jackson
Christian. grandson OF Stonewaii
jackson. would have high rank.
From private life would come many
NNn ~ AafN MLHAENEu prominence
Among them Robert Bacon. former
partner OF J. z. Morgan and ex-am-
bassador to France: Henry L. slim
son, ex-secretary OF war. Senator
William 4, Bornh, OF Idaho. who is
anxious to serve IN any capacity: John
{. Groome. head of the Pennsylvania
constaoulary; Professor Hiram Bing-
ham. OF Yale; ex-senator Percy, OF
Mississippi; Representative MedilI
Mccormick. Of Illinois; Representa-
tive Augustus r. Gardner. OF Massa-
chusetts. James n. CARRIED. son 81
the martyred president ana ex-sccrc-
lary OF the interior. FREDERICK Wal
colt. who was H.. G.. Hooyer's AID In
Belgium. William J. ~Sckienelin. head
OF the big chemical house OF Schiene-
lin and Company. ana a ightsng par
Vol from Minnesota. the Rev. William
A. Deitrick. who Is recruiting a regi-
ment among the members OF the First
Congregational church % Great Falls.
Others who would serve as officers
in such a command are John II. Kelly.
editor OF THE Sioux City Dows)
Tribune" ana o. W. Dawson, mayor
Of Great Pend, Kan. who are raising
regiments. Colonel John A.. Parker.
Progressive candidate for vice presi-
dent, who h recruiting In Louisiana.
mt William l. Dukelman. Of Port
land. Ne. in charge OF the Pine Tree
state.
Jack Dunn I,aising brigade.
Then there is Colonel Jack Dunn. of
Boston, ~cx-regular. who saw service
in Cuba and the Philippines, and Is
nov raising a brigade. Brigadier Gem
erai Gardiner W. Pearson. Of Lowell.
Mass. similarly engaged; Guy Muir
chic. Rough Rider. who has raised
two machine gun companies; sloane
simpson OF Texas who would be a
lieutenant colonel; Edmund J. Diehle.
Of Pittsburgh: +. p. Coffin. banker.
OF Sewickiey. Penn. who has recruit
ed a troop OF cavalry among his mill
lionaire ne,ghbors and Stewart 8.
Janney. OF Baltimore. who will ar
range FOR the Maryland contingent.
Major Revruins Regiment.
In Tennessee Major George o. Hop
py. of Memphis. Is recruiting u regi-
ment with T. II. Campbell. editor OF
THE Newport Plain Talk" a com
pany. r. G.. Wells and William J..
Oliver. the latter a nationally known
contractor. assisting Major Hoppy;
Colonel Jennings &. Wise. OF Rich
mond. has been busy enrolling men In
Virginia. where Captain Cary r.
Warren. % Portsmouth. has raised a