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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16
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A recent sketch comments with en-
thnsiasism ON the work Of Miss Ger
trude Howard, . woman who has In
tsFestsd herself Ia Helestein-F fjesians
she begm BY compiling Holstein
pedigfees when only fourteen yeara
old. An admirer Of her progress says
.That abe Is : Arm believer h scien-
tile management = proved by the
up-to-date equipment by which she
has at her finker-tips more hrst-hand
inf6fa6htion conceriing TIE breed than
thes BauA Book itself attempts - cav
alofuG She showed me several Of
hef iWn patent fling systens.
For the past year and . halt this
young business woman has employed
. stencgrapher as her business has
grown = such IN extent tlset she d.
eidp1 - engage pesmansmt1y IN IL
ulaklnG ~ pedigTees. ! wAs in30Sm-
~ III t3leSe t0u compiled md turh-
~ Gnf nlnseoen typg-wTit&en pedigfees
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16
woman q Fire Guard

Miss Helen DOVE, Of Denver, has
been given . chance at outdoor life
by the national government. which
makes her the envy Of artist friends
and I'll lovers Of the great outdoors.
She Is to be . fire guard with the for
estry, department. and viii ocrupy q
cabin away up In the mountains ct
Devils Head, fifteen or twenty miles
from Sedalia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Western Division Leads

The Mountain Division Of the Red
Cross heads the list Of national divi-
sions in knitting and making gar
ments last year. The Mountain Divi-
sion includes Colorado, Wyoming New
Mexico and Utah.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16

Aontrose Press:-1frs. n. Pinerss
49,. Ssss aa s,e;n Tt-foin9 Psse9Ess ~ oa Thar;
WIN be aceompanied q NJ fe4Sfnn 6v
her mother, Nm. B. Woodward. Wa
viii make her home With m. Pir.
gree. Local ffienAS will - "
with Ars. Pingree II the deGfh ~ ~
father who paSsd sway last weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16

Mpntrose Press:-Nfs. G.. L. Lins.
eott of Cimarron passed thru here on
1mrsday afternoon. bound for Grand
junction She has been i'll with ap-
pendictis for several weeks and coca
to- Grand Junction for treatment and
may Undergo m operotipn. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16
Hs,d Mes.ssial Services

A memorial service vns held BY
the. Denver chapter Of tie Red Cr6s1
lat Wednesday evening IN honor d
rha memory Of Miss Jane DelAno
whoee Death occurred In France s6n.s
tine' -. She was at tie had Of 81
army nursing work in France. Tnb-
utes were paid her by Miss Martha
Russsl Of the Boulder hospital, DIR
Charles L. Mead, 8. Pouiter Acrr1s
and letters were rcd from Prestdenl
Wflsca, Secretary Bater md Surgeon
Gsneral Ireland Miss Deiano gave
to tie World Z service that can b
eqlaled by few.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
And the Judge Is Sill
Pondering tie Matter

New York. tJuly s.-"Hair saio de-
tective William Kelly. piainclothes
man from Central office. TN just
follow this bird and nab him the min
ute he starts" The sIeuth had been
watching q man in the subway who
kept edging close TO prosperous-look-
ing people with his eyes on their
pockets.
For two hours the game Of OF hare
and hounds was pursued through the
maze OF New YOrk's subways. The
suspect changed trains twenty times
during that period. always with the
gumshoe artist on his heels. The game
began to get tiresome. The suspect
would edge right IN to an inviting
pocket an dthen shy away as If
warned by some sixth sense.
FIJI take him anyway" decided
Kelly. He did
Judge" said the suspect when ar
raigned- 4 tried TO explain to this
bird a thousand times that I'm Will
liam Klein. employed by the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit company TO watch
for pickDockets. But he said: Tell
it to the Judge and now I'm telling
you
Go home. both or YOU said the
court. while try to figure out which
Of you is the fool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
ReSerUe Corps
Of Officers Is
After Reforms
Officers in War Dislike
Reserve Commissions
With Lower Rating.


Washington, b. C., July San ef-
fort is being made to impress the
military committees with the impor-
lance Of making some provision for
maintaining an adequate corps Of re-
serve officers.
Under the present system. the re-
serve officers corps is rapidly being
disintegrated. All that is being done
now to develop a reserve officers
corps is to keep a list OF officers who
would be available m the war depart
ment- Excepting in the medical
corps, the war department is not
authorized to commission reserve Of
ficers in higher grade than that OF
major Officers who have made good
as regimental commanders in the war
are being asked to accept reserve
commissions as majors. There is con-
siderable complain among the appn-
cants for reserve commissions on &C
count OF the refusal Of the war de-
partment to promote to the next
higher grade in the reserve corps. A
number of instances have been re-
corded where officers have been rec
commended for promotion before the
signing Of the armistice. and the war
department has refused to make the
prcmOuon on the reserve list On
this account 8 great many reserve
commissions are being sent back 10
the war department
Whatever policy is adopted. strong
pressure viii be brought 70 bear upon
congress 10 enact some new legisla
ton for reserve officers. There are
also a number OF plans for new Iegis-
lation for the national guard as wei
as the regular army. but all Of these
will probably be held in allegiance
until congress takes some action on
the question OF universal training.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
Tanks Operating Against
BolsheuiRs in Far North

London. July s.-Tanks have been
received by general Denikin's forces
fighting the Bolsheviks in the region
OF the Folga and Don rivers. accord
ing to information received here. Pre-
sumably the tanks were supplied by
the British
The first tank squadron, comprising
three large land dreadnoughts and
two whipDets, we're put through ma
noeuvering PAGES on the outskirts OF
Esaterinodor. knocking down trees
and negotiating deep bitches. much 20
The surprise OF thousands OF doubt
ing Russians and 10 the satisfaction
OF generals Dragomirow, Lukonsly,
Romanesky and Filiminov. The tanks
which can make nine miles an hour,
were sent 70 the front
The BolsheViks have no tanks Gem
eral Denikin, no doubt. will make
ample use Of theiiron monsters in his
offensive against Tsaritsin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
z4oO MEN AND OFFICERS CONE
HOME ON GEORGE WASHINGTON

New York, July s--The transport
George Washington arriving ION ION
F~esf brought POS officers and 2zso
froons Included in this number were
f1s officers. 224 enlisted men and 70
civilians, composing the second lell d
Of me neace commission and the pres
idential party.
other units aboard were the 5srd.
9Th. Goth, 6sth and 10th companies
rransportation corps). 46srd aero
SQUADRON: tSth administration COM
pauy: 3eend and 3S2nd butchery COM
pany. 45th and 115th camp hospitals:
9e7th and 506th laundry units, third
sanitary squad. ninth salvage squad;
3o9th and 324th supply companies;
31Sth sales commissary unit; the
1240th and 12T5th Ohio casual COM
panies and the second casuel com
pauy district Of Paris. One hundred
and fifty conTaiescent soldiers from
the 3s4th Brest detachment were also
aboard.
The transport Muskatine. from St
Nazaire, also arrived here, having
been diverted from Charleston. S c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
CAMPAIGN
FOR RECRUITS
Novel Means Adopted to
Secure Men For Army
Service.

Recruiting officers in the FL Paso
district are adopting plans 10 secure
enIistments which have been tried
successfully at other recruiting
centers. Churches. schools and civic
organizations Of various kinds are be-
ing appealed 20 10 assist in the cam
paign. the purpose of which is TO keep
the army up to such size that men
eniisting for the war may be dis
charged rapidly without endangering
the service.
In many eastern cities ministers, by
special request. made the advantages
Of army life the subject Of their ser
mons. Another plan to gain enlist
ments Is to answer advertisements Of
situations wanted.
Recruiting school Planned.
One of the latest plans which has
been tried successfully in the Seattle,
Wash. district. and which is being ad
vocated for FL Paso, is the establish
ment Of a recruiting school The in
struction to be given would be along
the lines OF craftsmanship
Fl Paso district, which includes New
Mexico and west Texas. recruited 476
men from March TO June Is. This
figure was larger than those OF most
districts with population treble that
Of FL Paso. The number Of men en-
listed throughout the country up 10
June % was 1851
List OF EnlistmentS.
Enlistments received a. the general
recruiting office Monday and Tuesday
morning were:
Three hundred and fifteenth repair
unit-Nolen Russell. San Angelo. Tex;
". J. Dyche. Ration. y. NJ; william
Vivian and c Cuellar, san Marciai,
y. NJ
0. Facundo and T. J. Taylor. So
zorro, y IL; Daniel Gubare. Il Paso.
Tex: Horace W. Smith, Amarillo.
Tex; James C Coor. Tinnie. \. NJ
Russell kirkland, CarizozO, y. n.
Eighth carbohydrates Jones, Al
buquerque, y n
Nineteenth infantry-S. E. Brogg
and D. E. Edmonds. Amarillo, Tex
Infantry. Philippine islands-Al0is
Cross. Albuquerque. y NJ
Medical department A. E. Paul
Tabadel. Il Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
UTTERED WITH
RHEUMATISM, cATARRH
AND STOMACH TROUBLE

II think Number 40 For The Blood
as blood purifier has no equal When
began TO take Number 90 / was in
very poor health as I had Rheuma-
rism. Catarrh. stomach Trouble. Lead
Poisoning. ard an Itch that ] had
tried almost every known remedy to
relieve have taken six bottles OF
Number zG' and am on a fast road TO
recovery. / owe my life TO It as 1
used 70 weigh 127 pounds and now
weigh US. my usual weight 7 could
write more but this should be enough
TO convince the most si1eptical, and
you are At liberty TO use this letter
anyway you desire" Geo. Kiinker,
Lima, Ohio.
The ingredients in Number 40 For
The Blood" are set down in the T. s.
Dispensarorr and other reliable medi-
cal books as folloWs- Employed in
diseases Of the slandular system, in
blood poison. constipation, stomach
and liver troubles. chronic Theuma-
tism- cstarrh- sores. ulcers skin
eruptions. mercurial and lead poison
ing Under its use nodes. tumors,
scrofulous swellings that haze With
stood ali other treatment disappear
as II by magic"
Prepared BIZ J. c. 8Iendenhan,
Evansville. Ind. 90 years a druggist
Sold by Kelly Pollard Wholesale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08

sherman CohiO)-Maj. Gen. Edwin
Taylor CKsntueky)-Maj. Gen. VIII
travis CTsxasl-Maj. Gen. James H
! NcRae
Upton CNew Yorll)-Brig. Gen. W
Ports of Embarlation.
Hoboken. y. Mai Gen. David C
Newport News, va--MaI Gen
Adelbert Cronkhite.
Coast Defenses.
Manila and subie Bay-BrIg. Cen
F. p. Davis.
South Atlantic {. A. district-Brig
Gen. John D. Barrette.
Middle Atlantic c. A district-Map
Gen. William R. Smith.
North Atlantic c. 4. district-Brig
Cen J. W buchanan
South Pacific c. A. district-Brig.
Gen. F. s. Strong
North Pacific c. A. district-Brig.
Gen H. F. Hodges.
United States Military academy.
Brig Gen Douglas Macarthur.
Posts.
Fort Bliss. Texas falso Ell Paso dis
trlct) Brig. Gen. James B. Erwin.
Fort Hamilton, New York fsgth c.
A brlgade)-Brig- Gen Andrew Hero,
Fort LeaTenworth, Kansas general
service sehoolsl-Afaj. Gen. Charles
H. Muir
Fort Monroe, Virginia coast artil-
lery training center1-Brig. Gen. ".
Cham berlaine.
Fort d. A. Russell. Wyoming-Brig.
Gen Joseph P. O'Neill.
Preside Of San Francisco. CAL
Brig- Gen. John B. Mcdonald.
Fort Sill. Okla.-Brlg. Gen. Dennis
81. Currie-
Schofield barracks. Hawaii-Briq
Gen. Il c. Hodges, il.
Fort Winfield Scott. California
8slst c. A. brigade)-Brig. Gen. ". G.
border stations.
TT 6ro y. Texas-Brig. Gen Wiz
Douglas, Ariz.-Brig. Gen. ". r.
The above list does not give the
commands and stations of officers
stin on duty IN Europe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
More AUiat0rS
Ordered Here
For Patr0H9lg
Brdmen at Fl. Bliss Among
Americas Best; Planes
Patrol Line Daily.

a detachment Of aero repairmen for
duty with the various air units sta
toned along the border. have been
ordered here and. VIII arrive within
few days it was announced Tuesday
at Fort Bliss.
Present plans of the war depart
ment to maintain at least sc planes in
the FL Paso section will necessitate
the assembling Of a large detachment
OF. aero mechanics, with Fort Bliss as
the aeronautical base for this dis
trict The repairmen ordered here
are experienced aero mechanics, a
large number having served overseas,
according TO reports received at milf
tary Headquarters
The border districts viii be divided
into sectors" for accommodating pur-
poses. it is understood, certain air
men being assigned to patrol their
sectors daily. Reports are to be made
10 the district air officer at the close
Of each days patrol duty
Flyers included in sQHadrens now
stationed al Fort Bliss are among the
most prominent military avlators IN
The American air service The 96tn
vas the first American bombardment
SQUADRON to take the air on the west
ern front and several btrdmen Whs
served with the famous unit now
wear the croix de guerre and otneI
military medals for heroism shown al
the front = ~
hordsr its flying personnel was IN
creased by the addition OF Two %
three famous aviators from the zvth
aero squadron. -
American aviators are now patrel-
Ing the border daily and are making
reports 10 their superior oI1icers-
tors have already made a survey OF
the Fl Paso border district and that a
large amount Of valuable mihtary IN
fSr9afion has been obtained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
Tonight! Take Dodson's Liver Tone!
Better Than GaIOneI For Liver
oaIOniel sickensf If bilious constipated and head
achy read my guarantee
achy read my guarantee

straighten you right Up and make you
feel fine and vigorous By morning. I
want you 70 go back to the store and
get your money Dodson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale OF calomel De-
cause It is real liver medicine: entirely
vegetable. therefore It can not salivate
or make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone VIII put your
sluggish liver TO work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bic and eonsti-
pated waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel missra-
Bile l guarantee that & bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone viii keep your en-
tire family feeling fine for months
Give it 10 your children It IS harm
less: doesn't grippe and they Ike its
pleasant taste--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
Fire Koreans Seized;
Try to Commit Suicide

Seoul Korea, July S.-FIve Koreans
Who We're arrested on the charge of
leading a new Independence riot in
the streets OF Seoul recently tried to
commit suicide but were prevented
ny the police. One Of the men. VI
Hatsu, is II years of age. and is said
10 be the father OF one Of the Korean
leaders now IN Paris. Another, An
Tai-shyun, is declared to be the uncle
OF the assassion of prince Ito who
was shot at Hardin IN 1903 Anti
Japanese propaganda continues to
circulate in Korea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
AMERICAN "Y' WORKER IS
KILLED In AIRPLANE FALL

Prague, Bohemia, July S. James
cearv. a secretary OF the American
Y. NJ. c. A, was killed and an italian
aviator was injured when machine
in which they were flying over the
Wysehrad bridge fell Monday. The
pilot was doing circus tricks with the
airplane and Ceary was opera ting q
moving picture apparatus. when the
plane fell and was wrecked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
Former Commanders At Fort Bliss
Back From War; Command CAMPS

A ENCOURAGEMENT of the present
Aposts of general officers who have
returned from overseas or had an i'm
portant part in directing the opera
tons Of the army during the war,
show that Maj. Gen George A. Bell,
former district commander here. is
now commander OF Camp Grant, H.;
aIaj. Gen. George ". Read. also for
mer commanding officer at Ell Paso
Is now in command at Camp Jackson.
s. c, and Maj. Gen. omar Bundy. for
mer colonel of the 18th infantry,
when stationed at Camp Cotton. is now
in command at Fort Lee. Va
Following is a list of the present
posts Of the general officers;
General STAFF.
Chief Of staff-Gen- Peyton G.
Fxeeutive assistant. chief Of staff
9Iaj- Cen Frank Mcintyre o.,
Director Of operations-Mal- Zen
Henry Jervey-
Director. war plans division-AIaj-
Gen. William G. Haan.
Director. purchase, storage. and
traffic division-Naj- Cen George W.
Burr.
y
viSion-Brig. Gen. n Churchill
The adjctant general-Maj- Gen
Peter C. Harris.
Inspector generaI-Maj. Gen. John
l. Chamberlain.
Judge advocate general-Afaj- Cen
z. H crowder.
Qugrternaster general-MaJ- Gen
Harry j. Rogers
surgeon Seneral-4iaj- Gen Mer-
rite ~. ireland.
chief Of engineers-Naj. Gen. VII
liam " Black.
chief e ordnanee-Maj. Gen Clar-
Director Of air se-vice-Mai. Cen
Charles T. Menoher.
Chief signal offieer--Maj Gen. Geo
o. Sqnsor.
Chief O. coast artillery-Mai. Cen
Frank W Coe-
Chief OF field artiilery-Maj. Cen
William !. Snow.
Director, chemical warfare service
Maj. Gen. William I. Sibert
Chief OF militia bureau-Maj. Gen
J. Mel Carter.
Chief Of construction division
Brig, Gen r. c. Marshall jr.
Chief OF motor transport corps
Brig. Cen Charles B. Drake
Departments.
Northeastern-Maj- Gen Clarence
Esstern-Maj. Gen. Thomas H
so1iheastern-Lieut Gen. Robert L.
central-sIaj. Gen. Leonard Wood.
Nestern-aiaj. Gen. John F. Nor
soathern-Maj. Gen. DeRozey C
Psnana-Niaj. Gen. Chase W. Ken
Hawaiian-Ma5 Gen. Charles c.
Phinppine-Brig. Gen. Francis H.
French.
Benning tGeorgiaJ-Maj. Gen c. S.
Bowie CTexas)-Maj. Gen. Leroy S.
bragg cSorth caroiina,-Brig. Gen.
Lueius R Holbrook-f
Custer lsIichigan) = Mai Gen
frank L VIM
Deveas CAiassachusetts)- Maj Gen.
DIX CaSew Jersey)-Maj. Gen. Harry
Dodge t9Owa)-Ma5- Gen. william
u. Wright
Eustis Cvirginla). ts0th brigade. C.
a C.)-Brig. Gen. Johnson Hagood.
Funston (kansas)-Brig. Gen. VII
Gordon 5Georgia)-Naj.. Gen sam
uel p Sturgis
Grant (nlinois)-Maj. Gen George
Bell Jr
Humphreys yirginia)-Msj. Gen.
C. A. +. Flagler-
Jackson South carolina)-aIaj.
Gen George v. Read.
Kearny lcaIifornia)-Maj. Gen Jo-
seph +. Kuhn
Knox tKentueky)-Brig. Gen. r.
" Briggs
Lee (virginia)-Maj. Gen. Omar
Bundy.
Lewis Cwashington)-Mai Gen. ".
f. Johnston.
Meade CMaryland)-sIaj. Gen. Grote
Hutcheson-
Merritt CNew Jersey)-Maj. Gen.
George B. Duncan.
mis- (New YorlS)-Alaj. Gen. Rob
ert Alexander
oglethorpe CeeOrgia)-Brig- Cen
Z. Traub.
Shelby CAlississippD-Brig. Gen. F.
u. Caldwell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08

Listen 10 me. Take no more sick
ening. saliyating calomel when bilious
or eonstipated. Don't lose a days
work.
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
CalOmel. when IJ comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into il. break
Ing Il Up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. II you
are sluggish and all knocked out II
your liver Is torpid and bowels constl
pate6 or sou have headache. dizziness.
coated tongue. II breath is bad o.
stomach sour just take a spoonful Of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone
Here's my Euarantee-Go 10 any
drug store and get a bottle Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for few cents Take
a spoonful tonight, and II 1t doesn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
FORMER KAISER
IS UNPERTURBED
Does Not Appear to Worry
Over Possibility of His
EXtradition.

Amsrongen. Holland. July Shy
the Associated Press)--Former en-
peror William and his wife are aD-
parenfIy unperturbed by the possi-
billty that proceedings VIII be brought
By the entente for the extradition Of
the former from Holland Members
Of the former monarch's suite have
Indicated in conversations with the
correspondent that 1t was their opin-
ion that any proceedings from allied
quarters would be protracted for
many months without any certainty
that the Netherlands government
would consent 10 hand the former
kaiser over for trial. They are al
most unanimously convinced that they
are here for a long sojourn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
WAR RECORDS
soldiers and sailors
WHO'S WHO
Compiled by the War Camp Com
munity Service

UIILLIAM CRAIG. private, Ell Paso,
w entered service Oct. 20, 1917. at
FL Paso; discharged June IS. 1913;
service in A. E. F from March 4 1916,
to June "A, 1918; company @, 50sth
engineers; character excellent.
Donald L Keneni. private. FL Paso,
entered service Nov. c, 1913, at FL
Paso: discharged Dec 2. 1918; Univer-
sity of Texas. unit 5. a T. c. charac-
ter excellent.
William P. Herbert. private. entered
service Oct. 4. 1913. al FL Paso; dis
charged Dec Il, 1918; University 81
Texas, school CT Mines. unit s 4 T.
c.: character excellent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
Britain Pays Tribute to
Capt. Fryatt. Executed
bu Germans 3 Years Ago

LONDON, England. July s.-A nation
al tribute OF honor was paid today to
the memory Of Captain Charles Fry
att. executed by the Germans in 1916,
for attempting to ram a U-boat, y
a national memorial service at ST
Paurs cathedral. The ceremonies were
generally repetition OF those
in memory Of Miss Edith Cavel. who
also was executed by the Germans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
COLONEL WILL. RETURN
FROM CT.QTrT-nCRoFrrr r-sarFs

quarterma VIII return from Cloud
croft \. H. "wednesday afternoon, ac-
cording 10 present plans. Col Wag-
ner is directing the erection of a
summer camp near Cloudcroft for use
by attachments OF soldiers going there
for recreatiOnal- purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
. YANKEES CAPTURED NV
R0T CHENTErr 49,

Washington, D. G, july S.8Wsi
Zen William 5. Graves, Commanding
me American forces in Siberia has
41otllied the war department thar
lieut. Frioley and four enlisted men,
,ho were captured recently bv anti
holchak forces. were released i,,1s .. %
and have returned to the american
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
TRANSP0RTLOSES PROPELLER;
NOT IN DANGER; HELP IS SENT

Honolulu. T H. July S.-The United
States army transport Dix. en- route
Manila to san Francisco. reported to-
day by wireless she had lost a pro-
pelIer go miles from Honolulu The
submarine tender Beaver went 70 her
assistance. The transport is not car
rying passengers and is NOT believed
to be IN serious danger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
PERSHINC AND 3200 YANKS
TO BE IN LONDON JULY 10

Paris. France, July Seen. Per-
shing win accompany 4 detachment of
52o0 American troops who VIII go TO
London 70 take part in the victory
celebration there July 10. The visit
OF the soldiers to London may be pro-
longed until July IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
MIDLAND. TEX. PRIVATE
AMONG KILLED IN ACTION

Washington. .. c., July San army
casualty list today contained the fol-
lowing names Of privates killed in
action:
Dave ". wis Park City. Utah
Brooks Lee. Midland. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
MORE MEN EXPECTED HERE
THIS EVENING FOR DTSCFTaRcI

A detachment OF 70 overseas men
are Que 10 reach Fort Bliss this eve
mig The men served In France wifi,
various units of the expeditionarv
-orces- A detachment Of IS men
leaciied the demobilization center
Mondey afternoon. All troons arris.-
ing Tor discharge are from Arizona
New AexLco and rast Terns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08
FRENCH POSTAL WORKERS
nECTDF TO JOTN STRTF[T

Paris. France. July S.-The execu-
tive committee OF the Federation Of
Postal Employees decided today 70 join
The general labor federation in its "a
hour strike on July. 81 according TO
lie Journal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08

THE War Camp Community service
has installed a library of 100 books
with additional tables and writing IA
cilities in Khaki club number in the
basement Of the chamber Of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-08

Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill
TONIC which Is simply IRON and
QUININE suspended in syrup. So
Pleasant Even Children Like Il. You
can s0sn feel its Strength ening- Invig-
nrating Effecf. Price snc-Adv