El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-17
COURT MARTIAL To
PROMOTE TWO
OFFICERS
Misfortune of One, Fortune
For Two-Putting in
Fort Lights

ficers at Fort Bliss will gain promo
ton in short time-if a courtmar-
tial sentence recently passed upon an
other officer is not set aside.
The case of Lieut.. Rutherford, who
was tried by courtmartial at Madison
barracks, and sentenced to be dis
missed, has been in the hands Of the
president for some months, and If he
approves the action in the case. the
following officers at the local post will
be promoted: First Lieut.. F. s.
Young to captain; and Second Lieut.
Henry B. C1egett to first lieutenant
The installation or the independent
electric lighting system at Fort Bliss
is now going on, and will be completed
by November list Further improve
ments are in contemplation but no
authoritative action has been made
During the hot summer weather the
dress parades have been discontinued
but viii be resumed as soon as cool
weather sets in.
Capt Harry A Eaton and Capt. Ear
nest H. Reeve. both of the 23rd In
fantry, will enter the Army School of
the Line at Fort Leavenworth for the
fall term, beginning September 1st.
Capt Hugh A. Drum will enter the
Army Staff college on the same date
He will be relieved from duties for a
year.
Capt. George Swazey Goodale, 23rd
U. S. infantry, son of Brig. Gen. Green
leaf A. Goodale U. S. A, and Mrs
Goodale, who reside at Wakefield,
Mass, was on August 9. 1911, married
to Miss Laura L. Critz, at Starkville,
Miss. in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal couple left for the
north, to make brief stops at Wash
ington and New York and Wakefield.
At the latter place Capt. Gooda1e will
visit his parents with his bride. On
August 10 Capt. and Mrs. Goodale will
sail from New York for Europe on
the North German Lloyd steamer
three months leave at the end of
which he will report for duty, No
vember 1, at Fort Bliss.
There will be a reception at the post
Friday evening in honor of Col. and
Mrs. Glenn and Miss Glenn.
Second Lieut.. C. L. Byrne, who re-
Gently graduated from West Point, has
been assigned by the regimental COM
mander to company L, 23rd infantry.
He will join on or about Semptember
18th.
A practice march under Capt. Price,
of the 23rd infantry. will be held on
August %. % and "a. During one of
these days the soldiers will have to
cook their own rations. and while
away they will be given various
maneuver problems to work out.
Lieut. W. T. Macmillan, 23rd o. s.
infantry, and Mrs. Macmillan announce
the birth of son, Ladd Macmillan, at
Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
The arrival Of Lieut.-Col. Pendleton
on August 2sth is awaited with inter
est, as he was formerly Identified with
the 23rd infantry, but has been on
duty at Fort Porter, New York. He
will remain here.
The arrival of Lieut. Chas. A THUS,
of the 23rd infantry, is expected about
October 1st- He has been on duty at
the Fort Leavenworth school.
Commencement Of drill in Butts
Manual with the band was started at
the post Wednesday morning. The
drill will be held twice a week, on
Mondays and Wednesdays, from to s
in the morning. The strenuous drill
is placing the men in preparation for
some public exhibition some time in
the future.
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was visitor at the post Wednesday
Lieut. and Mrs. F. c. Young enter !
tanned last Friday night at a dinner |,
in honor of Col. and Mrs. Glenn. Those |
attending were Col. and Mrs. Glenn, !
and Capt and Mrs. Price. On Monday i
night they entertained at a dinner |
party in favor of Miss Glenn. Invited /
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clary, Miss |
Glenn. Miss Buckler, Mr.. Hines and |
Lieut.. C1agett.