El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-07
NINE FL PAS0ANS
TO Be OFFICERS
Commissions Recommend
ed for men at Camp Travis
Completing Course.


Camp Travis, Texas, May Nine
men from FL Paso city and county
have completed the prescribed student
officers course and are now awaiting
commissions.
Pvt. first class Roger Brown, OF Fl
Paso. who successfully completed the
course Of training at officers training
school and is awaiting his commits
sion. is home on a furlough.
Dan E. Daily formerly Of FL Paso,
Texas, now a private in company B.
315th military police at Camp Travis
has finished the prescribed course at
the third officers training camp. Pvt
DAILY was recommended for second
lieutenant.
Erich H. Dobie. OF FL Paso, now
corporal in company B. 315th military
police at Camp Travis, is another VINO
has a small white piece Of cloth On
his sleeve. He was recommended Tor
second lieutenant Of artillery.
SerEt. Oscar r. Cheek Of company
B. 3I5th ammunition train, Camp
Travis returned April 90 to his COM
pany after spending three months az
the 90th divisional officers training
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course and was recomme ended Tor sec
ond Lieutenant Sergt Cheek
formerly lived at Clint having farm
near that Dlace, and was manager OF
an oil sta ton in the city OF Fl Paso.
Sergt. John McCabe, company C.
Sl5th ammunition train, has been re-
commended Off a commission
Sergt. X. ". Graves, company A,
315th ammunition train, has returned
after attendance at the s0tn DIVISION
training camp He was recommended
for a commission as second Lieutenant
Of infantry.
Holman Wins Bars.
First sergeant Leonard II. Helmani
315th ammunition train, who has been
attending the 90th division officers
training camp, has been recommended
for a commission as second heuten-
ant in artillery. He formerly was con-
neeted with James A Dick and com
pany Fl Paso.
sergt. Edgar K. Messick. company
G, 315th ammunition train, has been
recommended for commission in the
artillery.
Corpl. Bart F. Freeman, Of company
d. S15th ammunition train was
recommended for appointment as sec
ond lieutenant Before receiving MS
commission, ne viii spend a few days
on furlough in FL Paso, where be is
well known as the secretary OF gree
man and Company.
Regimental supply sergt- Donald -
Hart, headquarters detachment sl5tn
ammunition train, has been recon-
mended for a commission as second
lieutenant in artillery.
Cook Herbert A. Woods FL Pasn, Is
making history in the kitchen ne IS
an ace high artist with the skillets
and the pots and Is ably doing his Dit
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Sergt. Howard IT. Rix, who has Just
been graduated from the slth divis-
ion training school for officers, is
nov back with company =, 5l5th sup
ply train. where he viii stay until ne
receives his commission
Sergt. Cleofas Calleros Is on FUR
Tough to FL Paso on business
Corp. Richard II. Cunningham, com
pany @, 3I5th supply train. Is al y
PasO on q ten day furlough, having
been discharged from the hospital re-
Gently
Pvt William Howard Taft. company
F. 315th supply train, Is on special
duty at the ReEimentaI exchange Pvt
Taft enlisted in the army from FL
Pas0-
Otto Baird, company A, military po-
lice. is recovering from a sick spell
that has kept him from duty Tor the
past month
the course in the 90th divisional train
ing camp and has been recommended
for a commission as second lieutenant
Of infantry.
Pvt. Jose G. Marquee, OF Socorro,
has goe home on a furlough to visit
his father. who Is ill.,
Field hospital companies $50 ana
a57 played a game OF ball Wednesday
The score was II TO 2 IN favor Of COM
1any 359. The feature Of the game was
the pitching by Sergt. Hugh Peace. or
company 359. Sergt- Peace is from Z
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