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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
4 Luncheon and Jolly Farewell For
FL PaS0 Girls Going Away to School

Garrett. who is TO attend Lenox Hall
St Louis. and others
Miss Florence Crissey and her
nephew were also passengers on
Saturday afternoons train east, bound
for Wisconsin
The Fl Paso girls were given a
wonderful send OFF, at the train, the
happy farewell, however, mingling
with 'weeps." Many friends went
down 90 the station. with boxes OF
candy and flowers, and four machine
loads stationed themselves out along
the road where the train passed cross
ings, as far as Fort Bliss station,
waving their Good Byes."
Lieut.. A. J. Carter. 5th cavalry. ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Carter left Sun
day for New Orleans on a 90 day leave
Of absence TO visit with Lieut. Carter
father. H 3. Carter. Mrs. Carter is
the former Miss CleOra LiEhtbourne.
A z. Rowlands viii leave this week
for san Francisco to attend a school
Of instruction" for the western divis-
ion for all managers and statesmen OF
the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Dawson Bryan. a member OF the IS
class at Fl Paso high school. left Sun
day night for Austin, TO enrol at the
University Of Texas He viii have
military training there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Tuesdays Society
And Club Program

DIED CROSS. for the morning only,
Hat the downtown workshop OF
the White House. Mrs. Horace w.
Broaddus. chairman OF woman s
service. assisted by Mrs. d. Bruce
smith. surgical dressings; Mrs.
J. f. Williams and Mrs. W. ". Tur-
ney. sewing; Mrs. Z. s. Stewart and
Mrs. C. Z. Kelly. knitting; Mrs W d.
wise. surgical dressings; Mrs. H Il
stark. knitting: Mrs. Waters Davis,
sewing. Mrs. +. N. Bell. Instructor in
knitting. Hostesses for the day:
Mrs. Florence LeBaron and Mrs. James
Brady.
Mrs- s. II Aguirre and Mrs 3 z
Widdas in charge OF the Navy league
comforts committee downtown head
quarters on the third floor OF the
Popular. TO give out instructions and
yarn and receive finished garments
Mrs ". c. Roe end Mrs J. II. Young
in charge Of the Red Cross community
Gamer, at the city market
Army womau's circle Of the Red
Cross 10 work Tuesday morn
ing. at the post.
First Aid class for the Red Cross,
Dr. 3. F. Jenness instructing. In Com
munity hail, Temple Mt. Sinai.
Red Cross work at Temple Mt
Sinai. in charge Of Mrs. Martin lie
lonka and Mrs. Charles Auer.
ST. Clements altar guild meets
Tuesday at p m, in the parish
Trinity Missionary society at $50
p. m. with Mrs G. B. Oliver leader.
Naccabees. FL Paso Review -. in I.
O. O. F. hall at p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
FL Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. Oscar J. Allen is back from a
visit to Oklahoma, and is receiving
q sincere welcome
Mrs Louis Glaser. with her three
children. has returned from a de-
lightful visit through the east
Dr.. and Mrs Fischer y. Wood are
since their return from their honey
moon spent in Cloudcroft. domiciIed
at the Wright apartments
AIRS. Grace z German has returned
from Atlanta. Ga. where she Joined
her husband before he went overseas.
with his unit, sos OF the mechanical
repair shop.
Following a stay in California. Mrs.
s D. Sholtz IS home Mrs p. E.
Schwab, a daughter. lives in Los An
geles and Mrs. Sholtz. who resides at
152 North Piedras. was with her most
OF the time during her vacation on
the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. futile. with Mar
jorie and Burton Lee. the new baby.
returned Friday from their summer
at Cloudcroft. 3Irs. Tuttle's mother.
Mrs S c. Adair. and Miss Adeline
Bowden accompanying them They
enjoyed every day Of their stay at the
pretty retreat among the pines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
about Ell Pasoans-

Miss Era Allen. OF Dallas. and Miss
Marie I. BallOu. OF Bowie, Ariz-. both
Of whom are teachers in the Fl Paso
schools, are at home TO friends al
Hotel Laughlin-
Airs. A. Z. Rowlands and little
daughter are both confined to their
home. 1907 FL street. under the care
Of a doctor and a nurse They have
both been IN ever since their return
from California several days ago
Mrs Jos a. Wright has returned
from an extensive trip east. as far as
New York city. and is now at home to
friends at 2S08 Copper. Mr. Wright,
who was operated upon for appended
tbs, at Hotel Dieu. Thursday. is re-
covering nicely, and viii no doubt be
able To return TO his home within a
week or ten days.
ar. and Mrs ". n. James, who are
at present in the states from Yucatan.
viii not return 20 FL Paso. this trip,
but are leaving Washington shortly,
for the south They have been in New
York and Washington on business. and
while at the national capital had din
ner with many FL Pasoans-amOnE
them zach Lamar Cobb. and Cen An
son Mills The Jameses lived in Yucca
tan for many years-mOre than 2l-and
returned there last spring. finding
their home just as they closed IT, with
the same keeper and cook ready. and
many friends TO welcome them IN the
historic spot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

Az enjoyable entertainment was
n given the members Of troop T,
fifth cavalry. stationed at san Eli
carlo, on Saturday evening. The en-
tertainers motored down in the ma
chimes OF G. A. Graham. Mrs S. c.
Aubrey and c.. A. Martin, and the
program was arranged by Miss Julia
Pool 1Ir. Graham acted as master OF
ceremonies. and, IN the light OF Ian
terms. the program was given out OF
doors in the moonlight Miss Pool act
ing as accompanied for the singers.
1Ir Graham and ar Martin made
short talks 10 the men and serEt
Alexander Johnson. speaking for the
men. thanked those on the progra m
Tor their entertainment and related
some interesting experiences in the
Philippines and on the Mexican Dor
der.
The program opened with two songs
hv lIrs. T. Walter Christie. followed
by ukulele duet by Miss Harriet
Fleermans and Miss Lola Bess Smith,
q. 9Th AIRS. Christie accompanying them
iu song.
lTrs. Frank Powell, OF Oklahoma,
sister Of airs. C. o. Rucker. followed
rirh two comic songs and later. in
response 10 repeated urging, reclted
and sang a third song.
Sir. Graham gave short talk and
--as followed By Mrs d. V. Fennessy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Get Ready To
Sing Liberty
Songs In DriUe
Bond Committee Receives
Music and Asks Public to
Use Them Freely.

The publicity committee OF the
fourth Liberty loan drive is planning
to use three songs. For Your Boy and
Ny Boy" Garry On" and Sons Of
America" during the next campaign.
and TO have them sung everywhere. at
meetings. in schools. in theaters. no
tells and cafes. Copies Of the words.
piano scores. orchestra scores. and
band settings are available. The plan
is TO have one minute singers, volun-
teers from singing societies and choirs
and other organizations TO sing. and
have chorus slides thrown on the
screen at moving picture shows. so
that spectators may join in the chorus.
The choruses to the songs to be
used are as follow:
-For Your Boy And Ny Boy
For your boy and my boy and all OF
the boys out there
Let's lend our money TO the L. s. A.
And do our share.
Ev'ry bond that we are buying
VIII help TO hold the fighting line;
Buy bonds. buy bonds,
For your boy and mine
Garry On
YOU and me,
We win fieht for the right IN the light
Of liberty.
It's the dawn. tits the dawn OF the
day we long TO see.
Our ships are afloat, and the sword IS
drawn.
Garry on, Carry On
sSOns OF America"
sons Of America. America needs you
Protect your country's flag, the old
red white and blue
Fight for America. home or the free.
United stand to guard the land OF
liberty"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Out OF Town Visitors.

Ignacio EnriQueZ, ST., father OF Gov
Enriquez. is in Il Paso to submit TO
dental operation
W. r. Geigline, well known mining
engineer, IS up from Chihuahua stop
ping at Hotel Laughlin.
A. w owen has been IN the city
from his home in Hilsboro. for sew
eral days, visiting his brother Lieut.
owen, Of base hospital g. Lieut.
Ewin and J. ~ Tyler, Of this city.
Mrs. Bruce Knox. Of West Point
Mississippi. has returned to her home
after a visit Of a month and hall
with her sister and brother, Mrs. j. II
owen lives at Hotel Laughlin-
Leroy Keller. a sailor from SaT
Diego. who is here on q visit TO his
mother. Mrs Kate Keller, at the
Binkley apartments. left Monday
morning for a four days trip to Carls-
bad. " n
Miss Helen a. Webb. a prominent
educator Of New York City and prin-
cipal for q number Of years Of one
of the big schools Of the eastern me-
tropolis. is to be in FL PasO for a
week. visiting Mrs. A. TT. woods and
Miss Alice Dulohery. being their aunt.
She is en- route from California to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

MOST Of the Nine Nifty Nitters are
vi 10 usher at Thursday nights
nth cavalry minstrels. TO be present.
cd IN Liberty hall for the benefit Of a
fund being raised by Wade Hampton
chapter. United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. for a bed TO be maintained
as the Fort Bliss. FL Paso' bed IN
the hospital al Eeuilly. France The
ufnatrels viii be followed BY an N
formal dance. Many officers Of the
post are planning 70 attend. Col Ed
ward Anderson personally sponsoring
The much anticipated event Consent
fn- 70 serve as patronesses are MIS-
~ I. Brown Mrs. Joseph P Williams
slrs. Z. S. Stewart. Mrs. Charles D2-
Wis. Mrs II. W Broaddus, MS W l.
Gaines. Mrs. Alexander Day Surles,
ms. W. ". Turney, Mrs. J G. Barada,
aFrs. j. p Rankin, Mrs. ". D. wise.
FrrT. Robert lIcAfee, Mrs A. P. Coles
lfrs. D. Bruce Smith, Mrs. J. A. PICK
ctt. Mrs. j. n GOEgin, Mrs n 9.
,rvies. Mrs. Jack 7. White, Mrs OTIS
Celee. 1lrs. Seth B. Orndorff, Mrs c
r.. crews, Mrs. z II. Lawrence. Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

MISS MARION HOWE, Miss Helen
VI Dunn. Miss Lydia Happier. Miss
Nancy Beau Williams and Miss Mar
Earet Neff formed a congeniaI lunch
con party at the Harvey House. Satur-
Gay noon-just one Of a series OF
charmingly informal little affairs that
have been pleasantly dotting the cal
endar for the younger set before their
ways diverge as they go to their re
spective colleges and schools.
Miss Howe left Sunday for Hollins.
IN Virginia. and Miss Neff was a
passenger for the east. today, Vassar
being her objective point Miss VIII
liams VIII return TO Miss Spence's, in
New York city. IN about ten days
Going with Miss Neff were Miss Kath-
crime Dick, who viii enter Mt. Vernon
seminary. out Of Washington, D. c.
1nd Miss Jane Burgess. who is TO at
tend Bryu Mawr Miss Beaturice
stiles accompanied the II Paso fair
DELEGATION eastward. going to Boston
for the winter
There were also many girls who lett
Saturday and Sunday-among them,
Miss Mary Heermans and Miss Irene
F1enniken. bound for Northwestern
university, Chicago; Miss Maurine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Decision Bans
Acts PraCticed
By Movie Firm
T roducers, Theaters Not To
Act With Each Other
Through Company.


Washington, u. c. sept. 16-In
decision establishing a precedent in
motion picture business. the federal
trade commission today ordered the
Stanley booking corporation TO desist
from practices designed 10 force film
producers and theaters to deal with
each other through the corporation
Specifically the corporation is ordered
20 discontinue
Subsistence OF Decision.
Procuring the cancellation OF con-
tracts for the exhibition Of moving
picture films. made between its COM
petitors and the producers.
Procuring films which have been
announced for exhibition BY It's com
petitors and exhibiting them in the
same neighborhood in advance OF the
date advertised by such competitors
10 hinder. harass and embarrass COM
Making contracts for films on the
ca CON or understanding that the
lessee or purchaser shall not use films
produced By a competitor.
Threats Are Forbidden
Making threats and employing
methods Of intimidation TO compel
theaters TO pay commissions on films
booked directly from the producer. or
film exchanges
Making threats against Independent
exhibitors that unless they book
through the aeenrv their supply OF
films will be cut Off
Threatening producers and flir1 eI-
changes with the withdrawal OF pat
rouage. in order 20 induce them 20
cease supplying certain OF their con-
petitors with films
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Literature and Music of the War Are
Discussed at University Club Forum

Pickles. J. r. Woodul and II. S. Stew
enson.
Miss Blanche Roe. Capt. and Mrs.
Donald S Perry and Lieut.. O. c. New
ell. who had a little dinner party at
the sheldon, Saturday night. were
among those joining the dancers at
the club later
A happy party was given by Rev.
and Mrs Milo Atkinson at their
home, 23l5 Montana street. Friday
evening. to the Endeavorers Of the
First Christian church. almost 50 at
tending. The rooms were aglow with
flowers. red roses being arranged in
bowls for decoration. A brief busi-
ness meeting was held. and officers
elected, as follows: President. Pvt.
William Franklin: vice president,
Miss Sybl Shedd. secretary, Miss FL
len Trelore; treasurer. Mrs. William
Franklin. It was voted that a social
hour would be held twice a month
for the men in khaki. Games we're
played on the lawn. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott johnson assisting Rev and
Mrs. Atkinson in entertaining. Mrs.
ID. j. NcCanne and Mrs Johnson serv-
ing. The first social hour for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Boy Scouts To
Take Hand In
Liberty Loan
Council Meets On Tuesday
Night; Scouts Hike Up
Valley Friday.

Fl Paso council. Boy Scouts OF
America. viii meet in the grill room
Of Hotel Sheldon Tuesday evening at
6.s0 o'clock. The chairman Of the Lib
erty loan committee. r. 3. Orndorff.
viii be present. and it viii be decided
here just what part the Boy Scouts
Of America viii take in the fourth
Liberty loan drive.
The treasury department has pub
lished a is page folder. a Manual for
Boy Scouts Of America" containing
suggestions in the matter OF the sale
OF bonds during the fourth Liberty
loan.
The fife and drum corps OF hte
Boy Scouts viii hold a meeting In the
headquarters, this evening at 1880
o'clock
Troop 3. Boy Scouts. went on hike
to Cement lake Saturday. with scout
master Robert Mullin in charge They
camped that night at the lake and re-
turned 10 the city early Sunday
morning. While on this trip, some OF
the scouts took tests in second and
first class work
Hike to Uesilla Park.
Troop 4. Boy Scouts. viii 20 IN au-
tomobile trucks to CanutillO Friday
and VIII hike from there 20 Lesilla
Park, y. NJ. returning TO Ell Paso
Monday The trip viii be under the
direction OF scout master Fred C.
Jones. One of the boys OF troop 4
found a purse containing a money or
der for SIS in front OF the Busy Bee
fruit store Sunday The owner may
get the purse by calling on 1lr. Jones
at the above address
Turns Down n Trip.
80
Harold Hall. troop Z. Boy Scouts OF
America. overheard two eastern WON
en- say that they would like TO see the
Rio Grarde- He introduced himself
and told the women that a scout tried
to do at least one good turn every
day and that he would be glad to
take them in his automobile 70 the
river. They accepted his invitation
When they returned. the women in
sisted on paying the scout in cash or
war stamps. but he told them that
scouts do not accept tips
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

Ncw York. having been on the Pa
f7- a rest Miss Webb ar
rived Saturday.
.u4 ..rs. s T. Cooper have
come from AlamoEordo 70 spend a few
days in Fl Paso. and are stopping at
the Laughlin on West Franklin.
Other visitors from out Of town there
are Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Croner Of
NicksburE. Miss. and F. A Mathew
son OF Chihuahua
Mrs Frank Powell. who is the
houseguest OF her sister. Mrs. c. o.
Ruczer. from Oklahoma. en- route TO
California, viii remain in Fl Paso for
another week Mrs Powelrs husband
is expecting to enter the service al
most any day. and his wife expects
TO stay on the Pacific coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

CT LITERATURE and Music Of the
Il War" furnished a wide scope for
Sunday nights forum at the Univer-
sity club. Mrs. J. II Frank. Of the
high school faculty, was responsible
for the literary features. introducing
for the first time before an Fl Paso
audience Miss Isabel Hull dramatic
art teacher. who has just come to di-
rect the work at the high school
Miss Hull read Allan Seeger's Rem
devious With Death" McRea's In
Flanders Field" and The Whistle Of
Danny AIcGrew." Mrs. Frank gave a
resume Of war poetry. Mrs. r. J.
Tighe also entered into the discussion
DIT. Edward C. Prentiss directed the
musical part Of the program. prefaced
by remarks on the influence OF the
beliEerency. AIRS. J. Walter Christie
sang when the Boys Come Home"
and Charles J. Andrews contributed
TO the success Of the evening with
Freedom for All Forever"
James Whitcomb Riley's birthday
anniversary falling on the date Of the
next forum, this poet viii be lauded
by Miss Hull. who has been secured
10 give many Of his favorite rhymes
and happy philosophy the evening Of
Oct 6.
The dinner dance Of Friday night
ushers in the fail and winter social
season at the University club.
The Fl Paso Country club was the
scene OF much gayety. for Saturday
nights dance. being preceded by sew
eral dinner parties.
Capt c. Hewitt. OF the ninth mount
cd engineers. was host at q jolly
'-Tou~sou7e" dir1e-- covers being laid
for Miss Sarah Bridges, Miss Jane
burgess ana Capt 70. r Gather.
Others who took this informal mode
OF entertaining were Capt David N.
Speed. Of the remount station. Capt.
Lyerly. Capt. r. Whitaker. Lieut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Many ElPasoans Spend Sunday as the
Guests of the DeGroffS, In the Valley

and Nancy Camille; Mrs. Simmons.
mother Of Mrs. Proctor; Mrs Dorothy
Johnston and others. swimming
canoe boating. the orchard with its
many trees laden with luscious
apples. pears and peaches. the grape
vineyard. rose garden and the big
screened porch all We'd FOR popularity
And there was plenty Of music-Nic-
trola. pianola, ukulele. mandolin and
guitar Watermelon was served on
the lawn. beneath the inviting shade
of q group Of trees When night fin
ally drove the cOntented party home
ward. they were sent off with great
punches Of roses. culled by Mrs. De-
Croft from her lovely garden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Mrs. Clyde Dewitt EntertainS At
Cards in Honor of Mrs. Birmingham

charming wife is to stay in Ell Paso
for a time. The personnel hidden were
all close friends in Manila. Philippine
Islands and also Washington. ID. c..
among the guests being Mr.. and Mrs
James Hopper Sibbett. of Washing
ton. D. c. llIr. SIbbett being in the
legal Department.. 1Ir. and AIRS. Por-
ter Dent We're also Of the number.
Quantities Of garden roses were used
to beautify the rooms. and refresh
ments were served buffet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

AT her home, 1859 Bliss. Mrs. Clyde
n Dewitt entertained at bridge. Sat
urday night. in compliment TO Mr.. and
Ms Lloyd Birmingham, AIr. Burling-
ham having relieved A NJ Dow as
American consul TO Mexico, while the
latter. with his wife, were vacation
ing in California Mr.. Birmingham IS
leaving this week for his new detail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

soldiers viii be held i'm the church
parlors. between the hours OF $3.50
and $50 D- m. with refreshments and
a program
Rev. Il W. Burton. Of Williston
COugreE auOual church. i'm Portland,
Ne. was q speaker at the Christian
Endeavor OF the First Presbyterian
church sunday evening, telling Of the
immense growth Of the organization
at Wuliston since its establishment
by Dr. Francis i. Clark, in February,
1SS1-it has a membership OF some
1000, 600 I'm all parts Of the world. The
subject for discussion. The Saloon
Power and How TO Overthrow It."
was led by Alex Duguid. who told Of
workings OF the prohibition move
ment past. present and future Spe-
cial musical numbers were given by
Corp. Sasser on the trombone, and
musician Scott. pianist. both from
Fort Bliss The newly elected Off
GERS Of the society were installed by
Rev. Charles L. Overstreet-
Ell Paso Review - OF the Benefit
Order Of Naccabees viii meet at p.
m. Tuesday, in I. o. o. F. hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Nifty NitterS Will Usher For U. DC.
At MinStreI-Dance Thursday Evening

r. T. Thomson. Mrs. J. " AIagoffin.
Mrs. J. H. Harper Mrs E. a Mitchell
Mrs. H. c. Dyer, Mrs. c. p Morehead,
Mrs ". J. Croker. Mrs. H. " An
dreas. Mrs. A. ". Bittick, Mrs l. a.
Dale and others.
The altar guild Of the Church of St
Clement will meet Tuesday at 4 p. H..
in the parish house-regular monthly
meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

Y ". C. A. Cafeteria. 81 East
Franklin. public dining room for men
and women Good food at reasonable
prices. Parties and luncheons a
specialtv-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

a T their beautiful home down the
n valley beyond Belen station. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles DETROIT dispensed
lavish hospitality in true southern
manner. Sunday, many guests motor
ing out from town 20 enjoy few
hours-among them. Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Orndorff. Misses Burtram and
Kathyleen Orndorff, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
H. Baum. Mrs. Guy L. Warren and the
latter's daughter. Mrs n s Rogers;
Lee Orndorff. ST.; Lee Orndorff, jr.;
and little Virginia Orndorff; Mrs / j.
Bush. AIr. and Mrs. J.. Monroe Proctor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
EARLE MITCHELL APPEARS
IN NEW YORK SUCCESS

Earle Mitchell. a former Fl Paso
boy. wen known 10 all the old timers
here. is essaying the role OF Cupid IN
the over Here" the newest New
York success. az the Fulton theater
The Morning Telegraph OF last We'd
nesday. in reviewing the play, says
The part OF Cupid falls 20 Earle
Mitchell and he makes much OF &C..
being possessed OF both the kntundity
and temperament OF the COMEDIAN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
Three

HOoK A. Brown Paschal now IN
- France with the S15th military
police, before Joining the colors was
employed at Nations's Meat & Supply
company.
Robt. d. Paschal, in the naval cleo
trical school at Mare Island, before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16
School Notes.

The Lfliputian wedding "a Tom
Thumb affair. which was 70 have
been staged by a host Of little folk
at Alta Vista school. next Thursday.
has been postponed TO Friday, Sep
farnhar II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-16

For your Banquet or Dinner. eat
SQUADS Delivered anywhere. Phone
SIS or 4STJ3.-Adv.
The sun., 1918-12-11
GRAIL IS COLONEL
OF NEW SEVENTH"
World Marksman Assumes
Command of Regiment.

Col. Howard Elmer Grail, who
broke the worlds record for marks
manship when a member Of the Sew
enth Regiment Bisley team OF 1906
1905. has been commissioned Colonel
OF the Seventh Regiment, and began
yesterday the active duties OF his new
office as successor to Col. De Witt
Clinton Falls, who was commissioned
Major in the United States Army
ten days ago.
The New Seventies" new Colonel
has been actively identified with tho
regiment almost twenty-eight years
having enlisted as a private January
3, 1881 He served successfully as
lance corporal and so on up the line
to a Captaincy and was commissioned
Lieutenant-Cclonel of tho organiza-
ton October II, 1917. He was a mem
her Of his company rifle team-Com-
pany G-from 1892 TO 1915 inclusive
and OF the reGimental rife team from
1898 10 1914 inclusive. In 1915 he was
captain Of the regimental team and
was member of the New York State
team for four years