Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

he secured naturalization papers 40 b. 4.
d resident OF Montreal, Can, and not eliR-
nave been secured.
Corporal Walter Weinberg OF Comnanv
~ has been relieved from extra duty as
CLERK S,L.,l IN headquarters and returned to duty
with MS company, where he will proha hIv
De detailed as company clerk
Sergeant Scroggings OF Company {, Is act
ing quartermaster sergeant, in the absence
OF sergent Cook and Sergeant Knight, first
SCI seai' III the absence OF Sergeant Clarke
Major Omar Bundy, inspector general for
me department OF Missouri was In the
post saturday and inspected the troons and
barracks OF the Fourth infantry, then went
detachment and hospital, finding everythins
IN urst-class condition. IL Will proba INV
TAKE Major Bundy some days to inspect
All the records OF the post Tor which burs
pose ne will come to the post from Omaha
each day. -''''-'
Private Paul cambridge of Comnanv "a
VINO was honorably discharged the service
OF the United States Sunday by reason of
expiration of term OF service, was too al 10
IeAve the hospital and is being kept there
u. uhul ne RECEIVERS sufficiently 10 enable him
10 re-enlst for the coast artillery.
Private Oliver c. Smith. Companv IT
fourth infantry, who has been very sick
IN the post hospital, is now improving and
on the road to recovery.
Priyate Frank Childs, Company b. was
admitted to the hospital a few days ago
Private Walter J. Haynes Of Comany n
toufth infantry, who was honorabIy dis
charged the service Of the United States
december by reason OF expiration OF term
or service, was re-enlisted december g. 1910
py FIRST Lieutenant Fisk. Medical corps
Tor Company n, and assigned to duty al
that company December Z.
Chester !. Martin, formerly ernpIoved In
Omaha, was enlisted by Lieutenant Fisk
| recruiting officer, December g. and assigned
to Company b, Fourth infantry.
Corporal James E. M. Cormick OF Com
y fafu
! orably discharged the service of the United
states by reason OF expiration OF term az
service, was re-enlisted December g. and
assigned TO duty in the same company, his
warrant as a non-commissioned officer Efiii
/ being continued in force.
Roy Blumenthal, a private of the Second
iIaKiaIry' VINO deserted the service Of the
: United states at Fort Des Moines Ia
/ November II, 1909, became tired of being a
aeseiler. and came to this post, why're he
sa en- himself to the military author
efal eourt-martial for desertlon.
Private. John M. Lhmmon, Company c.
/ y oulth infantry, who was recently dis
| for the same company and assiFnad ~
/ duty december, z 1910
! Private William 7. Lee formerly Of
company e, who was recently discharged,
was re-enlisted for Company c by First
! Lieutenant Fisk, medical corps, the most
| recruiting officer.
Private James c. Hodges Of Company G
/ F''N9 iN-oAllsANu at the recruiting office
Tor Company G and assigned 10 duty be-
/ cember Z 1910.
clyde !. Brown of Omaha came 10 the
post monday morning ana applied for en-
/ listment in Company g. He was sent Ia
/ the recruiting office at the hospital where
| ne was examined and found physicsIjy
| quauned and accepted for enlistment
tlrst Lieutenant Fisk and assigned to
/ company duty
! On account OF not having a dental stlr.
| seun at this post, Private Gilbert r. Hoff-
4 man, signal corps, United States army
/ on temporary duty at this post has FOR.
| Warded an application 10 the chief sur
| geon, Department OF the Missouri. Omaha
/ Neo, req testing that he be sent 10 Fort
! LeaNenWorth' Kan, for dental treatment
| Private Bennett OF Company Fl wa,
! honorably discharged from the service oi
| the lnited States and re-enHsted for ths
| same company December B. 1910.
/ lHFate James Stafford OF Company A
| has been detailed on extra duty as an AZ.
teEl1nt In the post exchange.
/ The Fort Crook Social club held its
/ wtCaly dance Wednesday evening vyhicn
Vas very well attended.
/ Corporal L. H. Smith OF the band will
( lfa.e for his home in Chicago on or about
] december 90 where he will spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents.