El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-23
"a SELECTSGO
FROM THE CITY
Board No. 1 Gets Credit fol
Eight With McCamant
and Il Elsewhere.

Sixty-four men will be sent to
training camps tonight and Monday
night by city army selection board
No. l, which had been called on to
send Sc men in this contingent. but
which has had the number reduced by
%, on account OF credits just allowed
and the fact that part Of the men due
are negroes. who are not to go in this
contingent.
Those leaving tonight are volun-
teers. eight in number, recruited by
/ Maj. T. J. McCamant for his hospital
unit, in training at Fort Worth. They
are, according to board No. 1, the fol-
lowing:
Abner A Carruth. John R. Moore.
Henry W Venghaus, jr., Joseph NJ.
Hills, Evan H Johnson. Weldon R.
John, John L Rhodes and Albert L.
Cordova- One Of these. Mr. Venghaus.
had previously tried to enlist in every
regular Organization, but was re-
1ected on account Of overweight. He
was accepted by Maj. McCamant as
cook.
Already in Service.
The following Il will be consid-
cred as going in this contingent, and
are already in the service as indi-
John W. Summers. Jefferson f.
Lewis, John G. Marty, Orville r
, Aldrich, John E. Peterson. Henry NJ
Alarid. Earl Fleming. Edward Davis.
at Camp Bowie, Tex; Otto F. Giles.
Charles c. Held, G. Fred Sanderson.
James Mckenzie, Fort Bliss; Reese D.
Stepp. Kelly Field.
Leave Monday Night.
The following. ~ IN number, viii
entrain at 1880 p. m. Monday night
for Camp Travis. They have been
summoned to meet at the courthouse
o'clock for the depot Arrangements
are being made 10 have them accom-
panied by brass band.
Lawson Natyear Hagy. FL Paso.
Roy GeorSs Trafton. st. Louis. Mo.
David Eugene Cross, 2901 Lebanon.
William James Fisher. San Antonio,
Jack Risky. 1903 san Antonio. Ell
Paso.
VIM. Wallace Mcclure. Las Cruces.
James Carvin Kyser, Elgin. Tex
Francisco 3. Madrid. 1916 Olive. FL
Paso.
Benjamin F. Dawson. s111-2 San
Antonio, FL Paso
Thomas J. Hefferman. Everett,
clifton ". Smith. Houston. Tex.
VIM Harold Stephens, Anderson.
Joaquin Brite. 1914 E. Overland. Ell
Donald C. Hartman. Tobin street,
second place. FL Paso-
Albert Thomas Howden, socorro.
Harvey E. stinsOn. 1881 Cambridge.
Forest Ellis Major. Rollins. wyo.
Joseph R. Houghton, 1925 Clifton. FL
osce womis Jones. z0s n. oregon.
Marquis Newton Cowan. S71S
Phillip N. Hudson. s14 Mills street.
George V. Villegas. sos S. st. Vrain.
VIM. Elrige Bush. 1923 San Antonio.
Clarence A Bennett. Hotel Savoy.
Carl Schaller. Sanderson. Tex
Earl Bert Wellborn, Hot Springs,
Ark.
Alfonso Vigil. 1904 Olive, Ell Paso.
William H. King, 30 IL San ia
cinto.
Jack Garcia. sO11 Federal
Lewis Harrison. 2s10 Grant
Myron n. kellogg, 371s Trowbridge.
Arthur Blot, Locke Hotel.
Edgar J. Acorn. 1109 n. Kansas.
Marciano Carrasco. 3715 Finley.
Raymond F. McCan. PA S. Oregon.
Antonio Telles. 2114 Olive
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Ochoa.
Walter Lee Hamilton. FL Paso.
Herbert NJ. Luetteck. 116 n. Latta.
Floyd J. O'Connen. 1885 San Diego.
Robert Stephenson Lynn, 14o7 E.
san Antonio
Henry Grayson. 2s10 Grant avenue.
No. Sends n Couple
Chairman J. T. Williams, OF board
No. 2, said Saturday that he didn't
think his board would send more than
one or two men Monday night. He
added that men owed by this board on
former quotas are scattered about the
country and are being allowed to re-
port to their nearest respective train
ing camps.
MeCamant Returns With Men.
Mai. T. J. McCamant, commanding
the 141st field hospital (El Paso hos
pital No. p, is expected to leave this
evening with about eight men, all over
draft age, for Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth.