El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-09
WOPriceBOyS
Officers In The
US.ArmyNOo0
Russell Just Commissioned
Lieutenant; Brother Is
A Captain.

Washington. D. c., Oct 9.-WalIacC
Casad Lane, a regimental supply sar-
geant, OF 521 Randolph street. and
Russell Archie Price. a private, OF
1901 Alameda avenue, FL Paso. are
among the young men commissioned
as second Heutenants OF infantry IN
the central infantry officers training
school at Camp Pike, Ark. according
TO announcement here today.
David Robert Jeffery. Of Bisbee,
Ariz-; Carlton Alois Studer. Of Cana
dian, Tex. and Thomas Wilcox. Of
Phoenix Ariz.. are among others com
missioned-
Young Lane and young Price are
now in FL Paso on visit with par
ents and friends. They received or
ders Tuesday assigning them 10 the
chemistry division at Camp Sherman,
Chilicothe, o.. but as the place is IN
der quarantine, they are remaining
here for the time being.
Lieut.. Price is q brother Of Capt.
Robert Bruce Price, now at Camp
Meade. Nd, awaiting orders to go to
France Both are sons Of Mrs. H. 3.
Gage, prOprietress Of Prices dairy, on
Alameda avenue.
AaAE4As LANE = Nla-L EA4AN LEE4lH al Al
thOny. y. H.. but he was living in FL
Paso at the time he enlisted.
list. so far as known. have been ad-
vised from Camp Stanley to report.
Col Ben Lear, the camp commander,
is evidently stil considering their
applications.
Judge Adrian Pool one OF the ap-
plcants, made a trip 70 Camp Stanley
n consult Col ear relative TO
his admission and wired today that
he and Judge Dan u. Jackson had
both been rejected on account OF
weight
Enlisted Men TO Macarthur.
Pursuant TO authority from head
quarters. southern department, the
following named enlisted men OF the
organizations indicated are trans
ferred in their present grades TO Camp
Macarthur Waco. Texas, and viii
proceed so as to arrive At that station
not later than October II, 1918. re-
porting for course Of instruction in
the officers training school there:
Ninth engineers-First SergL Fred
7. Osmau, Sergt. Earl l. Kennedy,
Sergt sam Back, COrpl. Eugene T.
Smith. Pvt First Glass Russell Brehn.
COrpL Albert r. Quinn. farrier Omar
r. Hendrix, Sergt Alonzo-L- Hubbard,
Eighth enEineers-CorpL John J.
English. CorpL Aubrey W. GOldstine,
CorpL Eugene J. RELATION, C0rpL VIII
liam H Mudd. farrier Paul Boham,
Vet
Seventh cavalry Stable Sergt.
Washington R Jones, Sergt- William
Bakauowsky. cook John @. Chevin.
bugler Norris ~ Blum, Sergt- Lem
Markley, Pvt First Glass George J.
KordeI, Pvt. First Glass William ".
Sprague, Sergt Thomas J. Carroll,
Pvt Peter j. Z. Krause.
314th cavalry-Sergt Leroy A. Reig-
Ter, Sergt. Thomas 7. HOnquest, COrpL
Ray H Wittenmeyer, Pvt. First Class
Frank Ewers, Corpl. Theodore 7.
Nesom. Pvt William H. Eckhart-
SGD field artillery-SerEt. Charles
Fuller. battery z: First Sergt. Harry
J. Foster, battery D.
Ordnance depot-CorpL James a
Valentine, Pvt First Class Walter n
Busker
18th cavalry divisiou-First Sergt-
William J. Fleming. CorpL Glenn I.
Bowers
18th ammunition trains-Sergt Or
landO c. Lee. company B.
18th supply trains-Sergt. Dewey c.
Brown. company D.
Sergt John D. Smith. medical de-
partment, ambulance company No. 10.
Pvt. First Glass Joseph Coleman. r.,
cavalry, unassigned.