Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-29

WAR DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON,
d. C., Jan. iS-Speciai Orders NO INK
u - The following changes in the sta
lions and duties OF officers OF the medical
corps are ordered:
"Major Joseph A. Clarke IL relieved from
duty al Fort Crook, Neb., to take effect
AT such time as viii enable him 20 comply
with this order, and win proceed AZ me
proper time to Vancouver BARRACKS, WAshv
ington ana report in person not later than
February ~ Is11, to The commanding Oil
Ger OF that post for duty, and by letter "
the commanding general, department OF
MAJOR Frederick A. Dale Is relieved
from duty at Fort Lincoln, y. D., ana wall
proceed 10 Fort Crook, Neb., ana report
IN person to the commanding ottlcer OF
thai post for duty and by letter to the
general, department OK me
Missouri . +. A..
military service.
by order OF the seGTetS1ryp q N w9nro1n
Major General. Chief OF stafr'
HEADQUARTERS, FORT CROOK,
Neb., Jan. 2S-Speclal Orders No. z:
q Private William Handy, having en-
listed at this post for general service m
fantry at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri,
win. in compliance with sixth endorsement,
dated War department, January 5, slI'
proceed as soon as Transportation rs tut,
TO the commanding officer for duty.
The quartermaster department wall tur-
nish the necessary transportation anu the
mess OF Company II, touTth ihiahtty'
cooked rations for one day.
The travel directed is necessary In the
nli ~ PRIVATE joseph Halbgebauer, Com
pany Il, Fourth infantry, IS detailed on
special duty as assistant in charge OF the
" "isy order Of Major Atkinson.
Captain and Adjutant Fourth infantry,
AdJutant."
Private Albert b. GOldwaithe, Company
n Fourth Infantry, has been detailed on
extra duty as fireman at the pump mouse
vice Private Elijah Coleman Company u
Fourth infantry, discharged
Mr.. Hutton, recently discharged from
Company b, Fourth infantry, applied al
the post hospital Thursday AFTERNOON Iol
re-enlistnent for the Eighteenth infantry
Private william A. Handy, recently re-
ieft Friday afternoon for his new station
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
general court martial has been con
vened In the post 10 try such cases as
may appear before IT,
Private First-class Frederick GllmouI
was a visitor In the post Ihursuh!
morning.
Sergeant Isldore 1. Gershberg hospital
CORDS. this post took In the play at the
Private Edward T. DUNCAN, hospital
corps. was honorably discharged from the
service OF the United States sunday morn
inR. by reason OF the expiration or MS
term OF service. Mr.. DUNCAN did n = re-
enlist In the army, but VIII try IN, hos
pitsi corps Of the navy. Mr.. DUNCAN has
served sixteen years IN the army nos
pital corps and his loss to this branch OF
he service Is keenly felt He leaves .
host OF friends, both In this detachment
and In the garrison, all OF whom wish hin
success IN his new venture.
Mr.. Frank Kopf OF Fort LeavenwoTth
Kan. spent Monday afternoon with Ser
geant Isidore l. Gershberg, hospital corps
this post.
Priyates Edward X. Dave and William
Belden, hospital corps, were In Omaha
visitors Tuesday evening.
Some OF the members OF the Fourth In
fantry ball team are seen daily practlclnl
ball on the parade grounds.
Polo is getting to be q great fad will
the officers Of the post They may be seeI
daily playing on the parade ground, ais
golf comes in for it, share Of patronage.
Major Joseph Taylor Clarke, medica
CORDS the post surgeon, has been bus,
T! the past week packing up his household
| effects TO ship 10 Vancouver barracks
! Washington, his new station.
Corporal Handy recently discharged from
Company III, Fourth infantry, was re-en
listed by First Lieutenant owen G. Fisk