El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

TORDERS have been issued by the
~ war department providing for the
( taking over OF all buildings. equip
ment Of al camp welfare organiza-
tons, as weu as the activities OF
I those organizations. The orders have
I been received at military head
quarters here and chaplain Walter
B. Zimmerman. district morale Of
ficer. Tuesday completed his recon-
mendadons with regard 70 the work
ers TO be retained a careful sur
vey Of all welfare organization build
ings viii be made, the chaplain said,
and such buildings as are most
trategicallT located VIII be retained
These buildings. after October 81 the
date the order becomes effective, VIII
De known no longer as Y. 81. G. A.
Knights Of Colum bus CT T. ". c A. I
buildings. but as service clubs. no
provision is made FOR making pay
ment for the buildings, possibly be +
cause they were built out Of funds 2
publicly raised Such buildings as are
found not TO be useful viii be sal 1
Vaged
Name OF Those Recommended.
The workers to be retained viii all /
be given the pay OF the various army +
-anAs, according to their ability and !
war department and viii wear the
uniform Of the United states army
They VIII be under the commanding
officers Of the organizations to which
they are assigned.
There win be a total OF "a workers
retained in the southern department i
and 81 Of those VIII be on the border.
This includes Fort Bliss The exact
number to be detailed to Fort Bliss
ana the Fl Paso district has not been
determined. The names Of p work
ers in this district were forwarded
20 the southern department Tuesday
By chaplain zimmerman with the
recommendation that they be re-
tanned. The workers. recommended
for retention and the organizations
with which they worked during the
war are as follows.
Chester c. Bonner. 7. II. c. A.; G.
E. Nacke. X Of c.. Percy McGhee. Y.
lL. C. A.; Luthern Barnard, Y IL c.
A.; p F. Fullerton, A. L A.; Mrs. r.
a. Hubbard A. i. A.; Martin J. Nc
luade, K OF C.; O. A. schmidt x Of
., i. 7. Grooms. T II c. A; II F.
loore, +. Il G, A.; John z. Marcailes.
8. Of e; J. ". Orrison, y. IT. g, Al
3ensback, K Of G.; r D. Allen =
r. c. Al c. c. Rigney y H. c. A.;
3. T. Brady. X of c.. w. A. Alton
Z. H. O. A.. c. " Hill 7. H. c. A. G
a. W Carl - M. c. A., n. O.. Clancy I
Z. AZ C. A. r. c. Macdonald, Y. ~ z
A., A 3. Weaver. Y n C. A.; H z
Matthias 2. II. c. A..
Extras for Seventh field signal
STATION, 1oth field hospital, 10th
mbulance company, are, c. L But
En-. and J. II. McWhoiter.
The men welfare workers are to
g retained en- the following salary
asses men OF little experience on
scond lieutents' pay. plus commute
on OF quarters men Of more ability
d first lieutenants' pay. plus con-
.utation Of quarters men OF expert
5ility as welfare workers on cap
-in's pay plus communication OF
Two OF three men IN the entire
allied States Of extraordinary ability
d the pay Of a major, plus commute
on Of quarters.
Pay ut Different Pisces.
The women workers are to be re-
lined as follows: class T. on the
lsis Of second Iieutenants with the
lT Of 5000 a year and Communication
uuarters- class III. and H. on the
asis of first heutenants and captains
$500 a year plus communication OF
larters; Class W. or the basis Of
ajorss with $500 year. plus com
utation OF quarters including light
ld heat
Thirty-eight men and Il women
III be StaLoueu on the DorueE DL
.e men. four viii have the pay OF
.rtaini "A VIII have the pay Of first "A
sutenant and 20 the pay Of second ~
sutanants. All win have quarters
mmuted to them IN addition.
Women VIII be stationed on the r-
rider as follows; Two with the pay y
captain; six with the pay Of first =
.utenant and six with the pay Of y.
cond lieutenant All viii have quar- y
rs allowed Both the men and wom- =
viii be divided among the Arizona =.
ID New Mexico Euh-districts, the FL II.
$50 district. the Big Bend district =
e Laredo district and the Browns y
he district -
In addition 70 the border assign =
snts the following camps and posts
no have the following numbers Of
Irzers assigned to them Eh The
uthern department. ~
Camp Travis one man az 5000, one -
an at $500. one woman &. $500 and Sc
e woman at $500. Fort sam Hous- ls
n, one man at $4,000 enc man at q
700. one woman at $500 and one M
1man at $1,000: Kelly field, one man ! CO
$1,000; one man at s1705; one WON CHI
at $500 and one woman 1T $500; lea