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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
list
HAS z NAMES
Three Officers Named, Two
Being Reported Missing,
One Wounded.

washington, D. C., Nay THE cas-
ualty list today contained q names
divided as follows:
killed in action. eight; died Of &C
cident, one; died Of disease three
died Of other causes. one; wounded Sc
verely. five; wounded slightly, 81
missing in action. two.
Three officers were named: Lieuts
William Il. Jenkins and Franklin z
Pedrick are missing in action and
Lieut.. Nathaniel c. Reed was wounded
slightly.
The List
The list follows:
Killed in action: Sergt. Arvid Cei-
erholm; corpls. John F. Giles, Georss
Britzback; privates James O. Carey
Earl r. CLARK, Clarence Z. Coe, CHA
ton ". De Forest James n. Joyce.
Died Of disease: Privates Louis 10
raine Barnett, Charles H Bolden, Benz
Died from wounds: Pvt. Lyndon L
Died OF accident: Pvt. John Pesa.
Died from other causes: Pvt
Howard A. Mowery.
wounded severely: Corpls. Walter
c.. Caul. John Murray; privates Rap
hazel Carlo, John J. Cook, Robert D.
Remington
Many slightly Wounded.
Wounded slightly; Lieut. Nathen-
iel C. Redd. Corpls- Edward D. Brown,
Daniel Caplet. Leon T. Colman. BeT-
nard +. Cunningham, James Z Denice.
Joseph A. Dixon, John c. Fleming,
Charles J. Frey. Carol ". Gleason.
Alfred NORM. William h Whitman
Sergts. George A. Gillespie, Chester
Smith: mechanics Arthur F. Prescott.
Francis d. Quigley; cook Victor A.
Tatro; privates Alfred John Apple
yard, Angelo Ballandell, Harold
Boggs. John Il Breen. Luigi Cerullo,
Chester X Cooper. Napoleon Duhamel,
Daniel D. Erwin. Louis Farona. Albert
Filteau, Walter H Fisher, William \
Foster. Bernard r Garrity. Thoulss
II. Gavin George Z. Goethe, Austin 5.
Harlow. James W Hyatt, Harold H.
johnson. Alfred J. Justice. Thomas
Kelly, Thomas G. Lawton, William u
Mike Paternostro- kozard
J. Polizzotti, Lester J. Rotch, Frank
c. Schroeder. William Stomski. Henry
A. Sullivan. William J. Tatro, John W
Thomas. Leroy F. Weber, August H.
James zambone. Joseph "a
polsky.
Missing in action: Lieuts. William
r. jenkins and Franklin B. Pedrie1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
British Press
More Confident
Of 4 Victory
London Looks Upon Mon
days Victory as Hopeful
Augury For Allies.

London, Eng Nay Iva Otta-
a-)-As details Of Mondays fighting
are received. confirming thae fact
that it was the worst day the Germans
have experienced since the opening Of
the great offensive. the English news
papers now comment on the opera
tons in a tone Of confidence that
they have not hitherto displayed.
The London Times says:
"Of all the violent combats wit
messed in the last few weeks, we
know OF none which is q more hope
fui augury for the allies than this
ten mile German failure
1t is pointed out."that the public is
apt TO reckon victory in terms OF Of
fensive success, but a defensive vic
tory like that on Monday may con-
tribute equally toward the ultimate
object Of the campaign; namely. de-
structiOn Of the enemrs fighting
strength. From this viewpoint the
Germans. despite their spectacular
successes can be regarded as having
had the worst Of the balance Of nearly
six weeks fighting. for &c must not
be forgotten that they sustained a
series OF disastrous losses OF which
that Of Monday was the most san
culinary OF the last fortnight
Complete Failure.
Indeed. apart from the capture OF
Kennel hill. 10 has been one complete
failure. including four separate de-
feats in pitched battles. These were
on Labassee canal on the Belgian
front at lers-BretOoneuN and now
on the Ballleul-fD res- The culmlnat-
ing effect OF this has been TO i'm
anglo French troops whom the cor
respondent describes as now feeling
that they have got the measure OF the
new enemy divisions"
Everything Favored Germans.
The. correspondent emphasizes the
fact that everything favored the Ger
mans on Monday. They had magnifl-
cent artillery support, a faToring fog,
innumeraDle machine guns, masses OF
men and unlimited explosives, yet
they failed after experiencing a day
of steady slaughter which only slack
ened with the fading light.
The British alone between La Clytte
and Zillebeke defeated five German
praised in the highest terms They
were fighting alongside the British
with their batteries firing from the
same fields in the spirit OF the most
loyal cooperation
British Advance IN Mesopotnmia.
The Daily News concluded a hope
ful editorial on the whole position
with this paragraph.
''The new British advance in 1feso-
potamia threatens the most vulner-
able heel OF the G trman military sys-
ten. Things are not going too well
in Russia. The fact that Germany
wants her prisoners IN Russia back
on her own terms throws some light
on the state Of her man power prob
lem IS clear that Germany's effort
TO browbeat Holland is working 20
her advantage. Added 20 her eco
nomic anxieties. Germany has her
hands pretty full"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Enlisted Men in
Ell Paso District Go
To Engineer School


The following named enlisted men
now on duty with the organizations
and at the stations named. have been
select ed 10 attend the fourth engineer
off rs training camp az camp Lee
Petersburg. Va, not later than May 3.
Ninth engineers. mounted-Alaster
engineer junior grade, William J..
CrichtOn. master engineer junior
grade. George H Truman, supply sgt
Albert ". Ray, sgt Emil B. Val
strom. sgt. James L. Bisch, Corp.
James a 3Iarshen. Pvts- Otto II.
Schrader. Sidney Rogers
Ninth engineer train-Sgt Claude
Fifth eavalry-sgt Herbert W.
Eighth cavalry-supply Sgt. Paul
". Mueller, Preside, Texas; Pvt first
class James y. 7. Bothne. Maria, Tex.
Headquarters troop. 18th cavalry
division-Rvt- Harry /. Leake, Fort
Bliss
Fifteenth division. ammunition
train-SgL Grady Landon BARNETT
Sgt Edward c. Page
supply train, 18th division-Pvt.
first class Floyd 7. Bower, Pvt first
class Gilbert c. Matthews.
Frank Il Bowman. Corpl. Walter A.
Sweeney Pvt. first class Walter G.
Beck
Fifteenth division, Seventh signal
battalion-Pvts. first class George ".
Fleming. Harry S. Myers. John D.
Williamson. CorpL Herbert a. Lem
mer.
Eighth engineers. mounted-AIaster
engineer junior grade. Ernest ID.
Johnston, sgt first class William T..
Hunsucker. supply Sgt. Einar r.
Stubee, Sgt. Franklyn o. Day, CorpL
Clarence ID. Lawson.
Thirty fourth nfantry-Sgts. James
Mckenzie Oliver Dee, CorpL Thomas
A Thompson.
Sixty-fourth infantry-Sgts. first
class John D. Leppert. Homer L.
Chaillaux, John J. Hackett, CorpL An
thony Sinabaldi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
FRENCH LIEUT.. DONATES
CUP FOR BOMB THROWING

4 Inc cup, 70 De awarded the best
bomb thrower in the grenade throw
ing school at Fort Bliss. has been
donated by Lieut.. c.. Antoine Mays.
school
Commenting on the donation. Gen.
Robert L Howe, commanding the
second cavalry brigade OF the 18th
cavalry, said. 1t shows an excellent
spirit when a French officer will vol
UNFAIRLY contribute a cup to stimulate
interest in such activities as those in
question"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
FIND DYNAMITE
UNlERU.S RADIO
Army Officer Uncovers Elk.
plosive Enough to De-
stroY It. Bliss Tower.

-Four sticks Of dynamite. 80 feet Of
cooled copper wire and six detonat-
ing caps were discovered late Tuesday
buried under the base Of a steel Wire
less tower at Fort Bliss. The ex-
rlosive was found by an officer who
vas training his men IN entrenchment
work near the base OF the tower.
The Fort Bliss wireless station is
known as the mother station" for
an Of the Mexican border west OF san
Antonio il connects with the big
wireless station ar Fort sam Hous-
ton at san Antonio and relays mes
sages 20 the smaller wireless stations
along the border I'D this district. II
UP wireless messages from the wire
less station al Arlington. Va.
no arrests had been made Wednes-
day, l. was said.
No German Hand Found
Had the fireless towers been de-
stroyed ir would have been necessary
10 relay all messages from Fort sam
Houston 20 Fort Bliss and the border
lT means OF small field wireless sets
having a limited radius
Officers were unable 20 explain she
presence Of the dynamite under the
steel tower, except thar it was placed
r. and Wrecking the tower in order to
interrupt wireless communication
along the Mexican border AS Tar as
is known there IS no German con-
uecled with the affair. A heavy guard
mas been placed around the two wire
Jess towers and no one is permitted
TO approach the plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

THREE Ell PASOAES AID OiSE
TUCSON BOY ARMY CRADUATEs

Camp Pike. Little Rock. Ark. Nav
Three FL Pasoans and one Tucson
boy were announced as graduates
here today OF the third officers train
ing camp. These men viii be carried
on the list OF eliEible officers and viii
be commissioned az such times as
vacancies occur
The III Pasoaus are Claude A.
brown, former city editor Of the II
taso Times, Paul o. Nafe. son Of Str
and Mrs g.. ". Nafe, Of SOP West Bou-
levard. and JOS. g. Bixler. of lf0s
North Oregon street
The tucson man is Harry 7 Cham
lers, or US East Ilfth street. Tucson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
ARMY Y. NJ. C. A. ANXIOUS TO
GET MAGAZINES AND BOOKS

The T. n C. A. IS making a special
effort to secure magazines and books
for the army. This announcement
was made Wednesday by Tom Nelson.
who IS in charge Of the collecting OF
reading matter Tor the western de-
partment Of the Y work. located at
Y ~ c. A. 126 at Fort Bliss. He said
Tat every one in TIE city who has
any old magazines or books that they
are willing TO give TO the soldiers
should leave them at the city Y build
ing. II there is a large quantity OF
books the donor is requested 20 phone
1854 and talk 10 Mr. Nelson or some Of
his as.le-lnle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
EIGHT 1IoRE JOIN AR1IY.

army by Capt. +. ". Fonda, local re-
cruiting officer. Wednesday morning.
Joe Davis. Enfield. Ill. signal corps;
Robert T. Nix. Zalande, n. n, signal
corps. Henry T. BelEng, East Las We
gas. y. 81, medical corps; James f.
Dolan. Chicago, H. infantry. For the
national army James A. Oregon, Wiz
liams, Ariz. 31st engineers Joseph
COlouuer, ST. Johns. Canada 31st en-
gineers; Wilbur c. Sievers. Hale Cen
ter, Texas, tank corps; Duke Richard
son. Clovis. y. n, quartermaster
corps. mlscellaneous.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Eight men were enlisted for the re-
serve corps OF the navy Wednesday
at the local recruiting station: Henry
n. Nolen. fireman third class, Bisbee
ond class, Thatcher Ariz., Leroy
Smith. musician, second class, Thatch-
er. Ariz-s Delbert Tyler. musician,
second class. Thatcher, Ariz.; George
Samuel stowe. seaman, second class.
Thatcher, Ariz-; Clyde o. Elliott. sea
man, second class. Thatcher, Ariz-;
John Cole Buchanan. fireman. second
class, Bisbee. Ariz.; Joel Albert Glib
son. landsman, electrician radio, Bis
bee, Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
CHAUTAUQUA AND CRAWFORD
PEOPLE ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS
(Conflnued from page -

tributed song or vaudeville NUM- Der
70 the entertainment Of the soldiers.
They we're given a hearty reception
and much applause.
Various members Of the ChautauQua
talent now visiting FL Paso are con-
tributing 10 the entertainment Of the
soldiers each evening. Yesterday.
Gorsts the bird man." and the Ze-
deier quintet. entertained the soldiers
and practically all the musicians who
have been here. have given their serv-
ices to the entertainment OF the sol
diers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
REoRcANIzE DRArr BOARD.

Santa Re. y. VI. May I'm place
Of former congressman S. c. Herman
and Felix Garcia. who have resigned
from the exemption board OF district
No. l. chief justice R. II. Hanna and
Maj. H c. Il. Stewart have been
named. The headquarters Of the Rio
Arriba county exemption board have
been moved from TERRA Amarillo to
Chama.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

The quality Of your kodak pictures
is often determined ia the finishing.
II you viii have our expert do your
work. you viii save money. Any size
ron film developed for lOc. orders
finished the same day left before 10
4. m--as Il should be done.
Feldmnn's-30S san Antonio Street.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
CADET Filler KILLED IN
MAKING PRACTICE FLIGHT

Dayton, O.. May Lloyd Allen,
aged "A. OF New York city. a cadet
flyer at the Wilbur Wright aviation
field, met instant death today when
his machine became unmauaEea
while he was making . practice flight
and crashed into one of the school
buildings or the ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
[. N. CREGOR COMMISSIONED
IN MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS

Lloyd N. Creg0r. sales manager Of
the Southern Motor company. received
notice on Tuesday afternoon that he
has been commissioned as first lieu
tenant in the Quartermaster corps,
and has been instructed to report i'm
mediately 10 the officer Commanding
the motor transport corps Of the 18th
division at Camp Meade. Nd
Nj. CregOr was an applicant Tor
the officers training school, but his
application was too late The need
for experienced truck men IN the new
motor transport corps left an opening
and Ar- Cregor's appointments from
washington followed
He viii leave for Camp Meade on
Saturday. AIRS. Cregor and children
left for Nashville on Monday and viii
stay there for the period OF the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

.Of the boys who have Joined the
colors, get a service flag. Largest
stock in city at prices lower thSn
elsewhere
II Paso Tent g. Awning Co.
129 San Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

The banks Of FL Paso viii be closed
Thursday. May ., on account OF Honor
Flag Day designated by the president
OF the United States
Fl Paso Clearing House Association.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
FRENCH SUBMARINE IS
SUNK IN A COLLISION

Paris, France. Nay The French
submarine Prairial has been sunk as
result Of q collision with a merchant
ship. il was announced today. Part
Of the crew Of the submarine was
saved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
PROMOTED To CAPTAIN

First Lieut.. L. r. kirkpatrick. med
zeal reserve corps, has received his
commission as captain OF the reserve
corps, II was announced at military
headquarters Wednesday morning
capt, kirkpatrick is on duty az the
division surgeons office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
MEN FOR 8I4TH CAvAIRY.

SiAty-eight soldiers have arrived
mere from camp Forrest, Ca. and re-
ported 70 Col G. C. Smith. at Camp
Bierne for service in the sI4th cav
Any. being orEanlzed there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Regular meals at popular prices in
main dining room. Breakfast. S5c:
lunch. f0c, dinner. Coo. We cater par
ucularly 20 ladies and family parties.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Maj. Gen. George ". Read. formerly
commander OF the 18th cavalry d.
vision, left FL Paso Tuesday for the
east Capt Marshall Prentiss accom-
panied him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Phoenix. Ariz.. May l-About $4,000 /
damage resulted from fire which de- |
stroyed row Of small residences I
Just outside the western limit OF the 4
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Best food Tor least money. for men
and women. SIS Z. Franklin ST.
Luncheon and supper.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
q Ynnr 80 b.

at the FL Paso Tent * Awning Co.
largest stock in city-au grades and
sizes Show your patriotism and be
in Thursdays parade with q service
flag
El Pas0 Tent & Awning Co.
129 san Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

OIL ny EeIOHs.
Investigate before buying stock he
on Alan. an Illustrated bi-mon-hly
paper. contains much valuable infor-
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YOU CAN SHARE IN
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Honor FLAG Day clo.Ing

In honor OF Major General swinton
and as a tribute 10 Honor Flag Day
our store VIII close at 100 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Krakauer. York d Moves $. /.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Tor Business


Tor Business
Baggage
or Pleasure
moving too. TELEPHONE $500.
The City Service Company.
]. ". Kirkpatrick. Pres
H. D. Camp. Mgr.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Tor IHlIEeEfIon. L0nslIpnlIon or
BfIlfouEness
Just try one so cent bottle Of Lax
TOS WITH pEPSIN. A Liquid Dr.
sestive Laxative pleasant to take
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

New Irish Spuds, 4 pounds
Tor go. -.----.ZS c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

MASON FRUIT JARS-FOr Canning and Preserving
Pint size special SOC doz Quart size special soc doz
The sun., 1918-09-24
FIRE DRILLS HAPHAZARD.
Factory Omcial So Testified at In
quest Into Newark Fire,

Up 10 three or four months ago fire
drills were conducted frequently In the
factory Of the American Button Com
pany in Morris Avenue, Newark, Frede-
rick W. Goerdes, secretary aud supei.n-
tendent testified yesterday before Cor
oner Albert j, Holes inquest into Tues
days fire at the plant which cost eleven
lives. The superintendent said he con-
Quoted some of these drills. Employees
had told the police they had not taken
part In fire drills since they had been
working in the shop.
The superintendent admitted that
there was no regular fire drill schedule
in the factory, and he added. that there
was some trouble in getting the en-
ployees to take part In the drills. At
one .ime he said the company threat
ened to have the hremen or police dril
the employees.
Inspector Edward Booth Of the New
Jersey state Department Of Labor tes-
tilted he inspected the building in No
vember. 1916. and recorded the building
as general risk" He admitted that
he did not realize that the plant was
extra hazardous because he did not
know that lacquer was so inhammable
until the fire. He said the stairways
were partly closed and were never salts
factory to him.
The sun., 1918-09-24

Notes were compared and 1t was found
that several OF the visitors whose boys
are with the old Sixty-ninth have re-
ceived similar letters In recent weeks.
Now. unless they have received official
confirmation since, they are In an
agonizing state Of mind. Some arc con-
WINGED that German agents in Paris are
writing such letters. getting addresses
OF soldiers relatives by any one of a
dozen easily imagined strategems.
The letter to Mrs. Liebe even told
where her cousin was buried-with
three Of his companions near Les
Buissons In the Commune de Auderiens,
Tuippes. Marne.' II was mailed
July %.
MarkowStz said yesterday that he
was wounded July ~ when he was with
a party Of men working on barbed wire
entanglements in No Mans Land. A
shell burst overhead, wounding 1--WE.
His right arm was mangled. AS a
result he was unable to adjust his mask
perfectly and was slightly gassed a few
minutes later.
He went to a base hospital. had an
operation, recuperated enough TO travel
and was sent back to this country. Re-
Gently he was transferred from South
ern rest camp to one at Railway, n. ].
He Is home ON brief furlough.
The sun., 1918-09-24
FRENCH MARVELAT
SPEED OF U. S. ARMY
There's Nothing an American
Cannot Get. Since Chateau
Thierry. Says DamrOsch.

"Since Chateau Thierry there is not
that he cannot get" declared Or. Walter
Damrosch last night in an address be-
fore the American Friends Of German
Democracy at the Liederkranz. Ill East
Fifty-eighth street;
THE French people" he said, could
rot understand how this nation. that
had always been engaged In peace in
dustries and projects. could develop such
an army of warriors in so short a time.
The American and French soldiers have
formed a rare spirit OF comradeship OF
their own. and may be seen walking
along the boulevards with their arms on
each others shoulders in the same man
ner as little girls at recess time. While
watching these boys heard funny
thing. The French soldier, as you have
probably heard. receives but ten cents a
day. one day a Frenchman and an
American were loafng along when the
following conversation took place
"'How much wages YOU GET asked
the French poilu.
Jaw. only a dollar day. was the
reply.
The Frenchman war taker aback.
but he regalned himself and said; oh.
well, II the war lasts twenty years I
will get as much as you
"Ons other amusing incident occurred
on the way over. Fortunately / saw
no submarines Oh the whole trip, or
better still. none saw me. Or. Hans
Sulzer. the Swiss Minister at Washing
ton. was one of our fellow passengers.
and as he Is In charge OF German at
fairs In this country for the duration
OF the war word was passed round that
the boat would not be attacked while
he was. on board. The passengers APP
pointed me committee OF one to In
form him that when night came we
were going to Tie him to the forema 81
together with Swiss flag and play
searchlights on him until morning. lie
laughed and was 40 good natured about
II that we allowed him TO retire 10 his
bed
DR.. Frank Bohn also spoke. His sub
ject was our Fathers OF '4s"