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EL PASO HERALD 641U, S. ARMY CASUALTIES Is Now In Charge Of A Big Hospital Two of 17 Reported Killed in Action Were Texans; 26 Die of Disease; 113 Woundecl Severely; 260 Wounded Slightly; 182 Wounded, Degree Undetermined; Missing in Action, 31; One Arizona Man in List. ASHINGTON, D. Nov. army casualty list for contains 641 names, divided as follows: Killed In action, 17; died of wounds, 11; died from aeroplane accident.

died of disease, 26; wounded severely, wounded slightly, 260; missing in action, SI; wounded, degree undetermined, 182. The following southwestern men aro named: Killed in Action. Pvt. John Daly, Houston, Tex. TIP ON DARKENING GRA OR FADED HAIR And Making Your Hair Grow Long and Lustrous have gray, straggly, thin, dry, prematurely gray or faded hair.

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Sent direct for $1.20 by Van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Memphis, Thos. N. Merritt, Rowlett, Tex. Died of Wagoner Worley Doby, Somerton, Ariz. Wounded Severely.

Pvt. Jas. A. Beard, Broaddus, Tex. Pvt.

Orville D. Littlejohn. Ray, Ariz. Pvt. Hezekiah F.

Ray, Bonham, Tex. Pvt. Dale B. Walker, Raton, N. M.

Capt. Lonnie S. Nixon. Merkel, Tex. Sgt.

Dewis R. Cocreham, Lulington Tex. Pvt. Fred G. Lyon.

Carlos, Tex. Pvt. Pablo Corrale, Youkon Tex. Pvt. Walter E.

Huey, Gatesville, Tex. Vtounded Slightly. Pvt. Ben L. Johnson, Simms, Tex.

Pvt. Jeff D. Woods, Mt. Calm, Tex. Pvt.

Claude White, Paris, Tex. I Wounded, Decree 1 ndetermined. Pvt. Eddie Ekelund, Galveston, Tex. Pvt.

Jess B. Green, Pra, Tex. Pvt. Gordon G. Gooch, Dallas.

Tex. Corp. Richard W. Thompson, Whitesboro, Tex. Bugler Sidney H.

Longhurst. Waco, Tex. Pvt. Voyt R. Miller, Williams, Ariz.

The killed in action includes the following, in addition to the two from Texas: KILLED IN ACTION. Lientennnt. Albert U. Baesel, La Grange, Corporal. Chas.

E. Marshall, Greenwloh, Conn. Wagoner. Chas. Asa Cradle.

Piedmont, Mo. Herbert Baldwin, Roseville, Ark. John Ball, Franklin, N. J. August G.

Elder, Perryvllle, Mo. Daniel J. Meskill, Morristown, N. J. Mechlin Moore, East Palestine, O.

Tra Satterfield, Bruce, N. C. George Allen, Court House, O. Basil B. Blevins, Humeston, la.

Ernest J. Kies, GUtedge, Mont. Etherage Meece, Hail, Ky. Louis E. Odell, Bedford, la.

Edward F. Reutter, Jersey City, N. J. Walter Rollins, Ashford. Ala.

Richard J. Doyle. South Boston, Mass. Benny Garrett, Carnia, Miss. Otto M.

Johnson, Milan, Minn. Fred Dawton, Bellows Falls, Vt. Andrew Doria, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry A.

Niles, Mitchell, Ind. Millard Spoor, Brooklyn, Ind. Casualty Wounded In action, degree undetermined, previously reported missing in action: Sergeant Henry R. Culver, Mount Pleasant. Texas; private Adrian Hobbs, Tankersley, Texas.

OSKPH Mrs. S. M. MARCUS, son of Mr. and Marcus, 713 East Oveland street, who recently was commissioned second lieutenant at Camp Johnston, Fla.

and is now in charge of a United States general hospital near Pittsburg. Lieut. Marcus enlisted in May, 1917, and was employed by the First National bank bafore enlisting. A brother, Anthony, who enlisted at the same time, is in San Antonio. and was employed by Armour Co.

before enlisting. GET COMMISSION Man Who Enters Camp Fremont to Have Quick Training in Fine Climate. Candidates for the Infantry training camp at Camp Fremont, accepted by Lieut. Col. E.

G. Elliott, Fifth cavalry, officer examiner detailed to furnish students from west Texas, with office in room 401 courthouse, will have an unusual opportunity to receive their training in two months in a fine climate and will go to duty with troops in the new divisions forming all over the country from this fall and draft as soon as they get their lieutenancies, Col. Elliott said Friday morning. These graduates quite prooabiv will see service with infantry troops before the officer students in cavalry now training in Texas will be as- sssigned. Unprecedented Opportunity, war is not over yet and there i is a need for good officers in the army that will extend many months, whatever the outcome of the negotiations' between the belligerents," said Col.

Elliott. has there been such an opportunity as this infantry of- ficers' camp of 20,000 men offers to i the military student, or man who pects to be drafted this fall. We turn down the youngsters who show up well physically and with eclu- cational requirements. Hood men with talent will unquestionably go forward rades than second lieuten- SILVER CITY OFFICER IS KILLED WHILE FIC.HTIXfi Santa Fe. N.

Nov. Lieut. Bryan Mudgett, an alumnus of the State Normal sehoo! at Silver City, where he made a record as an athlete, has been killed in France. Before leaving for France he married a schoolmate at the normal, Miss berry, who was teaching the school at the mining camp of Tyrone, Grant county. IICXS HOLD TEXAS Washington, Nov.

name of an American in a German prison camp was announced today by the war department as follows: At Camp unknown, wounded: Capt. Hay don P. Mayers, San Antonio, Texas. to higher grades ant. Promotion is very rapid in the I army.

3f any man should fail at Fre-! inont he will be sure of having had aj course of the best training the Araer- ican army can give, surrounded by conditions that are ahead of most I winter camps. but there will be I thousands chosen to lead troops all i over the world for years to Xo Delay For Men Taken. Col. Elliott is receiving many ap- plicants, giving preference to those who wish to go to Camp Fremont. Dec.

1, over those aspirants who pre- fer field artillery or machine gunnery at other schools established. He said that men he approves will most like- lv go at once to Camp Fremont, as there will be no delays like there have been at other camps, after men have been designated by examining i officers. MARINE CASl Washington, D. Nov. list of marine casualties includes the following southwestern men: Pvt.

Clydo A. Malone, Bisbee, Ariz, missing in action. Pvt. Ernest K. Pierson, Dallas.

missing in action. Crowder Calls I Men For U. S. Navy Washington, D. Nov.

marshal general Crowder today called 1100 men for the service in the navy, to entrain from 18 states and the district of Columbia by November 9 Volunteer inductions will be accepted until November 5. Standard Cash Store Saturday Specials 8 pounds Fancy Colorado Irish Potatoes for 25c Farmhouse Brand Pure Apple Buttequart jar Peanut Butter in Bulk, per 35c Process Butter, fresh shipment, per Sunflower Brand Fresh Eggs, every one fresh. confuse our Sunflower Fresh Eggs with the cold storage packing house eggs sold by most grocers). 11c Monarch Catsup, new pack, per Monarch Preserves, absolutely pure, per Fresh Canned I21- 2c Fresh Canned Seeded Raisins, per Kc Of Of TnniMr1 Individual size cans, per JTLUIVI rU 1 iS Pound Cans, per New Pack fust ptp I vpi I 12 Pound per 1 ew racK JUSI iveceivea 3 Pound CanSj per can $100 De Luxe Fruit Cake, extra fine, per pound box Loganberry Juice, goes fine with De Luxe Fruit Cake, per bottle 23c Rosedale Sliced Pineapple No. 2 Cans, per Rosedale Sliced Pineapple No.

2V2 Cans, per Domino Brand or can 27c Domino Brand Apriocts or Blackberries, per 27c Gallon Cans Solid Packed Loganberries or Blackberries, per can 31.20 Central Brand Large White Asparagus No. 1 Cans, each ARMY BEING SEARCHED FOR BEST MEN FOR COMMISSIONS All enlisted men in the army who are mentally and physically qualified and who apply for admission in the training schools for officers will be accepted hereafter, regardless of the number, it was announced at military headquarters Thursday. The army is being thoroughly searched for material for officers and there is an ex- i cellent opportunity for men now ing in to be selected for training. The time limit for applications from enlistel men for being sent to these several training schools for pros; pective officers has been extended I from Nov. 8 to 12, according to announcement made at headquarters of the southern department.

No time is specified for the candidates to have served as enlisted men, all now deemed necessary is ability. CORP. J. R. PRUETT, IN 18TH FIELD ARTILLERY, WOUNDED Corpl.

J. R. Pruett, serving with the 18th field artillery, organized at Fort Bliss, was slightly wounded in action in the fighting zone in France amout the first of October, according to a i brief letter from him dated Oct. 13 to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Pruett, 3115 Wheeling street, this city. He was in a base hospital when he wrote and said his wound had been attended, his captain seeing personally to it. Mr.

Pruett, father of the boy, is vice president of the Madera company and i tiie Mexico North Western Railroad Co. Mrs. Pruett said Friday that the i son had enlisted in the 18th field ar- I tillery here and went overseas last 1 March. OQp 3 Bars Peroxide Toilet Soap, on sale for .27, Meat Department Spe Fancy Fresh Killed Home Dressed Hens, per pound Fancy Fresh Killed Home Dressed Fryers, per pound Large Size Fresh Oysters, received daily, per pint Fancy Sirloin Steak, per lb. ro-.

37V2c Fancy Round Steak, per Information Wanted. Frank H. Peterson left Tempe, Oct. 15; am trying to locate him. Was driving four cylinder Studebaker car with Texas license No.

.15539 of 1917; had camp outfit. Large man. weight about 230 smooth shaven, dark complexion. Had little hoy 6H old with him. Supposed to be on road to southeast Texas.

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restores vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood. You can soon feel its Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. Price Start today to buy War Savings Stamps An excellent investment and a patriotic duty New Victor Records for November Two new Sousa marches played by Sousa Band and and Men to the Front are with the dashing spirit and fascinating rhythm that crown Sousa the And how own band does play them! Victor Slack Label Dotiblc-fsiccd Rccord 18504 "Icn-inch, 85 Monroe Silver tells some new stories delightful humor in the two episodes, Gets and on His Silver depicts them with a perfect Hebrew dialect that always gets a hearty laugh Victor Black Label Double-faced "Record 18501. Ten-inch.

85 Lively fox-trots by Joseph C. Orchestra Two catchy dance and by an organization justly noted for its dance music. A record that affords unlimited joy to dancers everywhere. Victor Black Label Double-faced Record 1S507. Ten-inch, SS Arthur Fields sings that droil favorite, Oui, A clever song, Soothing by Henry Burr.

Other popular songs of the day by Charles Hart, Peerless Quartet, Clark and Burr, and American Quartet. Hear these new Victor Records to-day at any Victor He will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing these new and play any music you to hear. Saenger Voice Culture are invaluable to vocal to hear them. and Victrolas in great variety from Fancy Prime Rib Roast, standing per Fancy Shoulder of Beef, per lb. 2214 Fancy Shoulcter of Veal, per lb.

23c Fancy Veal Stew, per lb ny2c Fancy Fresh Tongues, per lb Fancy Fresh Macla Libertv Steak, per lb 22V2 Klondike Aluminum nna gold Bronze for your radiators, lender Lumber COUGHED THREE MONTHS The Young Lady Across The Way 1 Relief in 24 hours. Simple home medicine did it. HAM AND BACON SPECIAL Fancy Premium Hams, per lb. 41c Select Laurel Hams, per lb. 38c Fancy Picnic Hams, per 29c Fancy Pure Hog Lard, per lb.

34c Orders amounting to $1.00 or over delivered free in the city and suburbs. Buy your Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables from the Standard Cash Stores WHERE YOU PAY CASH AND PAY LESS No. 1 208-210-212 St. Phone Wholesale 3536 1 DAX T. EZELL.

Manager. No. 2 Cor. Kansas and Boulevard 4340 and 4341 E. P.

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H. (BILL) MAULDIN, No. 6 3330 Fort Boulevard Phone 271 W. n. DYKES, Manager.

Mr. H. C. Hoot, chief operator, F. C.

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A wonderful medicine, wonderfully cheap, and guaranteed most effective for colds, coughs, catarrh, hoarseness, difficult breathing, Adv. SOLE LEATHER U. S. Food Administration G-29505 El Paso Hide 1201 Texas Street Leather Co. Phone 3057 LIEIT.

THOMPSON PROMOTED. Lieut. J. McB. Thompson, district signal officer, was promoted first lieutenant Thursday, according to an-j nouncement made at district head-ij quarters.

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Horlick's Malted Milk, very Adv. Rabbit Proof and Poultry Proof wire netting. I.ander Lumber 6 Bell-ans Hot wafer Sure Relief SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Loin Steak, per Choice Round Steak, per Choice Shoulder Roast, per Choice Veal Roast, per lb Choice Veal Stew, per Choice Mutton Shoulder, oer Choice Mutton Stew, per 15C Freih Fish, Oysters and Poultry Blue Valley Butter asked the young lady across the way what she thought of the con; temporary British poets and she said of course their place was assured and for that matter some very good poetry was being written in England now. NEW CROP nnd nnd FI nnd Rainintt Itron nnd Peel CrystaHzed GOOD BEVERAGES Bed Wing Apple Cider Applju Chamimisrne Cider Cirnpe Juice nnd Ginger Ale Lime and Lemon Juice Loganberry Juice Apple Butter, Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Peaches, Cranberries, Apples, Pumpkins and Hubbard Squash Ahuacates Everything Good to Eat in Our Deiicaiessen Department Try One of Our Mince Pies PHONE 2576 M. J.

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