El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-15
REGISTRATION
PLANS ADOPTED
Registrars for FL Pasoans
Is to 45 Chosen; Date
Not Set.

Preliminary arrangement for the
registration OF men between is and 45
years Of age were made at a meeting
Of draft board members and city and
county officials. called by Judge l. A.
Dale. general registrar for FL Paso
county. Wednesday afternoon at (
o'clock in the county court room.
No definite action other than the
appointment OF precinct registrars and
chairmen was taken. but details OF
the registration were discussed. The
matter Of selecting places for the
work was left to city clerk J. F. Daw-
son for the city precincts. and county
auditor J. A. Escajeda for the county.
Inasmuch as large numbers OF as
sistant registrars will be needed. par
ticularly in the Spanish sections Of
the city and county. chairman Dale re-
quested publication Of call for as
many volunteers as possible for this
work Men with a knowledge Of Span
ish were needed particularly. ii was
said
Acting mayor J. P. O'Connor said
the city would have a general holiday
for the occasion. so that everyone
might be free to assist in the regis
trations-
Date Not Known Yet.
Chairman Dale had no definite in
formation as to when the registration
would take place. but II was limited in
press dispatches that sept. 5. the date
originally suggested. would be
changed AS TO the registration OF
men Just p years Of age. chairman
Dale was without any information,
but he took cognizance OF a press re-
pert that this would be done on Aug.
"a and he said there would need no
elaborate registration machinery, but
that the same plan in use June 5,
1918. would be used. In other words.
all young men resting in the city
would register at the court house.
while those in the county would reg
lister at their respective voting places
Offer TO Assist
Sheriff Seth B. Orndorff. county col
lectOr r Del Richey and Joseph NJ
Nealon and Volney " Brown. the two
last representing the legal advisory
board. were present and offered 10 as
sist the registration in every way
possible.
Judge Dale said that in a few DAYS
he would call a meeting OF the regis
trars for the purpose OF giving them
general instructions Those selected
as registrars for the various precincts
were as follows. the second name in
each instance being the alternate:
List OF Registrars.
1-Volney NJ Brown, Herman Andreas.
&C. c. Hardie. Steve Aguirre-
S-Francis Gallagher. F. W Earl
&c c. Carothers. Z. ". kayser-
5-W. H Pelphrey. Pillar AIaese-
6-B- J. Zabriskie, J. y. Phillips.
u. s Goen.
s-Naury Kemp. Fred Delgado.
81. NJ Dudley. c. n Wilchar-
1O-Tom Lea, ". H Fryer.
Nv p. 3. McSain. D. Montoya-
I'D J. Heineman. c. L Sirman.
13-George Harper. ". L. Care.
1a-Crawford Harvie. " H Burton
&c. c. Bush. A T. Kerr
1s-R- L Holiday. judge ". P Brady
NV. Cooley, n c. Booth
1S-Park pitman. F. G. Billings.
19-B- L. Farrar Thornton Hardie.
20-Ballard Coldwell r. ". Knob
LAUGH.
40 A. Danielson. J. c. Ballard.
ar SilberberE. B. F. Darbyshire.
23-Rev. P. r. KnickerbOcker. c. D. I
Mckee.
"a. " Wyatt. T. J. stafford I
25-Paul Thomas. r. J. Tighe-
81 A. Happier. J. F. Mckenzie
&C. H Armstrong. ". W Bridgers. /
2S-R- Del Richey. G. u Grider
29-W- Joseph Bryan, A A Escon- /
.reras.
30-James c. White. Tomas Garcia. I
3I-J- B. Cathay. Joseph Lowenstein. !
SCI. " Coker. P. R. Baca-
33.-J. 6. n. Garcia. J. J. Perez.
34-E. D. Brown. y. S LOoner.
S5-Robert Hunt. D. Baca.
36-Euuo Doer. 2. B. Jones
57-Sam 3. Gillett. Carl Longuemare !
sc. A. kinkel. A. q. RishaberEer- /
39-J- NJ Escajeda- C. T Sharp.
40-(TornillO) W. T. Young. R. G. ]
I~dvy ranch) c. J. Ivy. E. b