Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14

First Lieutenant owen C. Flick, medical
corps, left saturday morning for the camp
81 instruction, Pawnee Flats, Fort Riley,
Kan, where he will stay until the terminal
ton OF maneuvers at that place and then
the, military tournaments at Des Moines
The soldiers have finally got rid Of the
hoodoo that has been following the ball
team since their start on the hike and
played at Marysyiiie, Ran. with Thomas
and Ungry for the battery, resulted In a
y hsSs r t6 The 'V sSss not an Ss
double-header at Leonardsvllle, Kan, on
Thursday resulted In q defeat for Leonards-
% Sy game al s IL team a five rom Il.
Thirteenth infantry defeated the. Fourth
Infantry team by score Of 70 in seven
striking out of nine men. by Mulcahey, to
the five men struck out by Lieutenant Tay-
Tor Of. the Fourth infantry. =, 49,,
Edwin y. Bolton, commanding the troops
N the field sergeant Lewis and Private
Irwin Of Company H. who stayed at the
Vile, Kan, and play BAH against the strong
Thirteenth infantry nine, but they. were
game FOR their SIDE: but AZ snv rate they
gave good account OF themselves. on
Wednesday evening a concert Was given
fantry band, apd after listening to the
band the townspeople handed the keys Of
the town over to the boys and told them
to have a good time, which they did, ac-
The Fourth infantry hlked eighteen and a
quarter miles Wednesday instead OF fifteen
wrong road and had 70 march three and
a quarter miles to get on the right road
Friday morning everyone was up bright
and early waiting for the call that was
sending them on the last twelve miles Of
the 290- mile journey. They arrived in Paw
nee Flats about 10 q. m. and as soon as
their Smiley tents could be secured from the
quartermaster everyone was busy getting
streets laid out and tents pitched For the
next month they wll get all they care for
in the way of instructing the militia in the
art OF warfare and when September Is
pack his blanket ROLAND roll and board i the train
for Des Moines. Every man carried his
blanket roll with everything in II on the
the first time in fifteen days they have had
Private Luther R. Lewis, Company II.
discharged from, the service OF the United
states Tuesday by reason OF expiration Of
term Of service Private Lewis was the
and his absence win be keenly felt He
went to the recruiting office at Omeha
Neb., and after being accepted for re-
racks, Mo. to be examined and enlisted
for another period of three years. He will
pany H and all wish him success at his
Private Fred Curtis of Company H, who
is sick In the hospital IS oonvalescing
rapidly and win soon be out for duty again.
FIRST Lieutenant Sylvester Bonnaffan,
now on leave of absence at Philadelphia,
national 'f %asSS Tor f 1917 will pS TO Si
to Camp Perry, o., and report about
August TO-. to Colonel Robert X. Evans,
Twenty eighth infantry, executive officer
Of the match, for duty, and upon compile
ton of the duty assigned to him he will
return to the, place OF receipt by him OF
this order and revert to status of alb
sent by leave, e
A board OF officers Is appointed TO meet
at such dates and places as may be nee
essary % inquire into and report. upon, the
Availability of suitable tracts of land In
Nebraska for use as a. rifle range for the
troops at Fort Crook and Fort Omaha.
The following detail has been ordered:
Colonel Edwin B. Bolton, Fourth infantry,
Fort Crook, Neb.; Major William p. Burn
ham, general staff, headquarters, Depart
ment OF the Missouri, and Captain John 8.
SwitEer, Fourth infantry. Fort Crook, Neb.
Sergeant First Glass Arthur A. Jackson,
hospital corps, Fort Crook, Neb., will be
sent to the General Hospital Fort Bayard,
N M, reporting upon arrival TO the com
manding officer for duty and relieve Ser
geant First Glass Weinberg. Sergeant