El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-05
E PASO BOYS
ARE PROMOTED
Every Ell Pasoan in B Com.
pany, 315 Supply Train,
Is Above Private.

Camp Travis, San Antonio. Texas,
March 5.-The boys in company B,
S15th supply train. send greetings 10
FL Paso and wonder why the home
city don't send one or two in return.
FL Paso is well represented in the
national army and her boys class with
the best. In company B every FL
Paso man has passed the grade Of
private.
E. r Bondurant and E. E. Elkins
have received their sergeant's chew
rons.
cooks and bakers school, learning
how to compound "sinkers'' and mix
hash. He will be back with his bunch
before long.
B company reminds the city Of e.
Paso that her boys are doing their BIT
and stand ready to carry the name OF
the home city to Berlin.
Goes to Sick Mother.
Pvt George Cooper, Of company c,
motor section. 315th ammunition
train, was granted a five days fur
Tough with permission to visit his
mother, who is i'll at FL Paso.
Pvt. Evaristo S. Leyvas Of company
c, motor section, 315th ammunition
Il ain, has been transferred to casual
detention detachment. 90th division.
Pvt Leyva formerly lived in FL Paso
and Is well known there.
Corpl. Bufus L. Carruth is still at
the hospital with humps.
Glenn ". Tooke, who has been IN
the mump hospital, returned to find
a warrant making him a corporal.
Corpl- C c. StI eeter is now supply
clerk. in addition to having charge Of
the company laundry.
Granted Discharge.
Pvt L A. Whitaker, company F,
315th supply train, has been granted
a discharge and has returned to his
home in Ell Paso-
Ord. SeTgt. Fletcher F. Dyer. Of
the ordnance department, 314th train.
headquarters and NJ P, is stil on de-
tached service at Kenosha. Wis
First class Pvt Row I Gloss. og
the ordnance department, 315th train
headquarters and NJ P. is taking
singing instructions He represents
his organization in all the community
song tests.
First class Pvt. VIM. r Morrow
has been busy withdrawing around
the quarters for the past few days.
nance department, 315th train, head
quarters and NJ P, is drilling with
the detachment every day.
Pvt. Thomas G. Tolbert, of the ord
nance department. 315th train and n.
P. who IS on detached service in The
as being at Camp Bulls on the tar
get range this week
Gets FurIOugh.
Corpl. Herbert D. Oppenheimer, OF
company d, 315th supply train, has
been granted a leave OF absence for
his mother in 81 Paso-
Private VIM. n. Gaddis has received
q promotion to private first class.
Now Sergeant.
CorpL Wm. c. Siebke is now a SER
geant in company E. 315th supply
,CorpL Dave Barry returned from
Fl. Worth with two prisoners. While
there he incidentally visited his
CorpL Vernon A. Christian has re-
turned from Waco. where he was sent
after a prisoner.
CorpL Edward B. Mason and Sergt-
John 2 HURT have been transferred
to replacement camps.
Corpl- Dick Ogbourne is to be mado
supply sergeant
A new set Of chevrons has been Is
sued to Sergt. Gillett-
Corpl. Arthur L Klerner was visited
last week by his sister from FL Paso.
Corpl Al A. Arnett and Pvt. George
May are attending the divisional
French school. and Pvts- Hong Yum
and Jose G. MARQUEE are attending
The divisional ENGLISH school Hong
has already learned 70 write his
name in English. Sergt Gillett IS an
Instructor in the divisional French
schools.
Sergt. Abe Bargman is now acting
first sergeant Of company a, 315th
supply train.
Every Ell PasOsn Insured.
Every man from FL Paso in COM
lany A. 31sth supply train, has taken
tut the full amount of war risk in
iurance, 10000 ner man.
Corpl. H r. Noreop. company F.
'15th engineers. has been promoted
o SerFe@ut
Pvt. George Janke, OF e Paso. has
,een appointed private first class in
'ompany F, 315th supply train. he
s attending a French school recentlv
for the enlisted men Of his
Pvt Janke spoke three
snrua 1es before taking this course.
ENGLISH. Spanish and German.
Pvt. Mar J. Fong. of FL Paso. has
'een appointed cook in COMPANY F. |
18th sup1lv train. Cook Fong knows |
low to prepare the food.
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