El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
RALLY FOR NEW
UNIT THURSDAY
Infantry Boys to Get Boost
at Cleveland Square; An
other BY KiWanians.

HINna best nau4 III LlAE III 4 eeD us
trict. the best speaker in the American
army here and one Of the best speak
ers Of the FL Paso bar viii be the at
fractions at Cleveland square Thursday
night The occasion viii be q Patriotic
rally for the encouragement Of enlist
ment in the FL Paso company Of the
Texas infantry. Gen. Robert l. Howe
has been asked TO be the main speaker
and. in the event that he cannot be
secured. other distinguished army
orators will be asked Joe n Nealon.
OF the FL Paso bar viii deliver an ad-
dress. Music viii be furnished by an
army band. II the weather is stormy,
the meeting viii be held In Liberty
hall
VIII Be Military Luncheon.
The Eiwauis club has arranged for
o program for Friday noon % De de-
voted purely 10 the Texas infantry re-
cruftfuu campaign. MAJ Walter d.
Rogers. district adjutant, has oeen Sc
cured to address the club MAJ Rogers
in civil life was an attorney, and Is
reDuted 20 be one Of the best speakers
in the army. Rev. Fuller swift, rector
OF st. Clements Episcopal church. VIII
also speak. Brig Cen Robert T.
HOWE. comm lANaeA va AaAs .a-.-A-
Col. A. lr Miller. chief OF starr ana
Lieut. Col. J. 4. Wagner. district
quartermaster. viii be present as
mis- afternoon Lieut.. H f Long.
Lieut. r j. pritchard. LIST Sergt- John
O'ConneI. and Sergt. George Hardy,
with a number Of enlisted men OF the
FL Paso company, viii attend the Iu-
neral OF PVT Melvin c. Gibson OF the
first Texas cavalry. troop J.
French Boy Is Juhilant.
Recruiting operations in the plaza,
opposite the court house continue 20
bring satisfactory results, and up 10
noon Tuesday five men had been en-
listed. One man. born in syria IN
province subject 10 Turkey was turned
down in spite Of violent and frantic
protests because he was subject 10
an enemy nation. Another boy FellN
Martinez. son OF a French father. but
horn in Mexico. and a resident Of the
United states for two weeks. was en-
listed. and. on receiving the glad news
that he was accepted sank into q
chair with q sigh OF relief
Il have spent 500 coming from
Chihuahua city 20 join this OrganlZa-
ton" be said. land all the time was
afraid that my nativity was against
me. This is one OF the proudest mo-
Dents 81 nv life. TO know that I am
a soldier Of the United states ana
Names OF New sDOuEhboys.7
Following are the names OF the
men who have enlisted under Lieuts
III. Z. Long and r J. Pritchard for the
new company up TO noon Tuesday,
their addresses being Fl Paso, unless
otherwise shown
philip $. O'Conneu, Vernon, Texas,
first sergeant. a former soldier Of eX-
perience.
j. FRED Harvey. as sergeant. II he
can obtain transfer from troop L,
Third Texas cavalry.
Harry Branch. clerk
Grover Henrikson. travelling sales
Chester Brown. 500 san Marcial
street. blacksmith helper
William C. CaDles. 3l5 Epson, stu
Gregroy coppOla. als II south
Georss Cramer. Center valley. y. "
Mansel s. CrandeL 1905 Arizona
street. clerk
Arthur L Fuller. 111s East San An
tonic, boilermaker.
Fred HellweE. 1914 Myrtle avenue.
travelling salesman.
Ernest W. Jordan. 1874 fremont,
se5orn oic1ueken. ClarkdaIe. Ariz-
uOllerula Aers
Isais Munoz. ssO5 Alameda. elevator
operator.
Harold A. Sawyer. FL Paso.
Fred S. Towne. Nesilla. n. II.
Clarence H. Powell. 4 Austin apart
ments. circulation department, The
Herald
Percy J. 91aIlon. SO Los Angeles
clerk
claude ". Brown. los san Marcial.
postal clerk
Carlson l. Ellis. 15s North Piedras.
telephone repairman-
Arnold z. Dawson. 1000 East san
Antonio
J. r. Garrera, Van Horn. Texas.
Richard C. Key 116 West San An
tonic
Ivan A. Eucher. Oasis hotel clerk.
Leo Letourneau. 416 South st. Vrain
Harold R. Mitchell, 1855 Elm. tele-
phone worker.
Daisy L Rowe. Van Horn. Texas.
raucher.
Ethan Vuirame. Clint. Texas
John 7. O'Neill 81 North KANSAS.
bank clerk.
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