El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10
FEAST NOW SET.
GUESTS WANTED
If You Know Of a Returned
Soldier or Sailor, Turn
In His Name.

A plaza banquet and a dance al
Liberty hall for the returned soldiers
on the night Of May Ia are planned
and arranged for. but the honor list
OF guests is anything but complete
over $50 additional names were listed
on Friday by the chamber Of COM
merce. and a troop OF Boy Scouts was
out all day Saturday covering the bus
mess district and listing men who
have not been indexed.
II is estimated that there IS at pres
ent between 500 and 600 men who
served during the war in FL Paso and
at the moment rot more than 300 are
listed. Many have been listed and do
not know that while the record is
historic one, It is also intended as an
invitation TO the Plaza dinner and the
Liberty hall bah on the night Of May
II every man. woman and child
VIII turn themselves into a committee
of one ard send in the names OF
brother. cousin, friend. son, sweet
heart TO the Boy Scout headquarters
at Liberty statue, the chamber OF
commerce or the War Camp Com
munity Service. they viii perform a
great service, because the city county
and chamber Of commerce, in giving
this honor reception want il 70 in
clude every man who donned the
khaki during the war and every man
who has since the war come to FL
ReEan today.
on Monday evening at s o'clock the
roll call viii be held at Liberty hall
1t is necessary, states chairman Geo
r. LeBarOu. that every man who has
been in the service be present at this
nInH Ia = Hfr|H a
rade viii be discussed and the num-
Der who are 10 be at the banquet and
the bill is 10 be determined
Returned Men.
A list OF Fl Pasoans who are now
out Of the several arms of military
service and who have registered with
the war Camp Community Service has
been compiled in anticipation Of the
reception TO eN-service men to be
given Thursday, May 10 The list fol-
lows
WIN. L Adams, Hugh S. Adkins. T.
A. Ellis. p C. Alshire, Seymour Am
slater. Paul Il. Anderson. Burd Ander-
son, Lawrence i. Aronson, Albert H
anderson r. l. Andrews, Edward Ar
ioin. Primitive Apodaca. S. s. Baker.
T. i. Barker, DR.. r %. Barrett, v. S.
Berkshire, Wm. p. BiZler. Aubrey
Blair, AlrOn Booth. T. B. Boone, John
Boucher. r. p. Boyle. Ira Boggs. Chas. I
81.
SEQ. BoVee, Paul Broyles, Clark
Bright. Francis Cole Broaddus. VIII
lam Brooke Dalton, Herbert Braswell. Z
Claude A. Brown, John A. Butler ". !
H. Burnett, Geo Biefer, ". II. Buc- ]
lanan, Richard F. Burgess. s E. Car ]
amer, Joe b Charles. A. E c. Ramos. I
r. Leon z Champliu Christianson, ]
clifford C. Chenoweth.
]. A. Clifton. John r. Clark. Walter I
:. Clayton, J. T. Clifford. Herman z. I
Gilbert. Hugh Frank Copp, ". h Cole. {
{ Walter Crawford. sam Groom. W I
R. Croft Roy J. Crissey. Richard I
81 Washington Curtis. F. S. Custer.
Richard =. Davenport Albert Dor ]
nan. Harry A. Davis, Ralph H Davis, ]
Iervile Darnau A Dorman. H x. I
Davis, p. v DePOvras. Harry A. Deck. I
Roland r Deason, G. a Deer. J. G. 4
1ehoney, Geo c. Dennis. Dewitt A. ]
3andeen. Davis r. Decker. Edward /
)isharL Charlton r. Drew, Jimmie ". I
)ouEherty. Earl Patrick Dryer, Ca
'inO Duran.
". l. Early. Eugene 7. Edwards.
ester r Elmore, j. Manuel Escajeda,
.ouis Eisenbruck, G. O. Everman.
esse L Evans.
c. 2. Fink. s. G. Filter. T. C. Fitz-
atriclz, David F. Flynn. William
Torres, Odees n. Flynn. ". c. Frank
Jose II. Garcia, Robert L. Gamble.
'edro p. Garcia, Paul Gallagher. J.
Y Gil, Virgil 2. Gillespie, VIM j.
Hilbert, Rafael Gonzales. Charles A
ioetting. Alfred German. Milton s
raves, Rex Grey. c. A Greenwood
Iazen Greuber, Robert James Graves.
. T. Graney, P. l. Grady. ]. Cross
lart Allen Grambling, J. c. Greek,
-riialva-
ellison z. Hart, Charles z. Hawkln-
On. Fred II HarTflrer Dr. s r. Hnr-
Is, George n. Hardin. James J. Hardy.
Tm- Van Haselen. Donald c. Hart
ian. william d. Hale, J. D. Hadlock,
ester p Hazard, jr.. Victor Hector.
p, H. =. Heimann, Archie Hearn. Geo.
3. Helen, J. c. Hedrick. John A
-itchens. oliver H Hight. c. Il Hill