Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-06

"Spotless Town" Mrs. Griffith was also
awarded the cake in the cakewalk
Later on in the season IL Is the intention
of the officers and ladies of the harrison
to cooperate with the enlisted men of the
post In giving show for the benefit OF
the enlisted men. The men will be re-
hearsed in their different parts by Lieu
tenant Griffith and the ladies win be
taken care of by some OF the ladies' of
the post. The first part OF the show will
be given over to vaudeville by the enlisted
men and the last part will be taken up by
the officers and ladies In a little play
The names OF the people to take part will'
Pursuant to special orders No g. issued
from headquarters, Fourth infantry, Fort
Crook, Neb., dated March 2 1911, the
following named recruits are assigned To
organizations as follows:
Band-Patrick McGoVern.
Company Aired Bernhard John p.
DenneDy, Conrad f. II. Feddersen Law
renee J. Gately. Charles A. Knudsen, VIII
lam Kozlowsh and Walter Sisco.
Company B-John Connolly Michael j.
Dunn, Samuel Herself, Anthony b, Jesky,
William A. Jones, Henry =. Keitch, Ed
ward Lynch and William NJ Shertzer.
Company C-Harold X. Fernandez and
Company D-Morrls Cohen, Morris
Heimerling and Edward d. Robinson.
Company E-William II. Lee
II. Bockwitch William BulsOn James g.
bogarty' Francis A. Mettee, Frank p.
oBIriens Herbert L Parker, Joseph
Company G-Winie A. Grlgg, Richard
Lilly. Edward Putnam and Harry b. Rich
mond.
Company H-Frank e. Boyle, Thomas
Cusack, Howard J. JRnkowisk Lester b.
Lewey and Paul Sieranski.
A trip through Sweden and Norway was
the subject Of lecture given in the post
gymnasium Sunday evening Some beauti-
full hand colored views OF that country
were shown by stereoptioon and every one
was highly pleased with what they had
seen and heard. These lectures are get
ting TO be very popular with the men and
officers families Of the post
Private David Glover, formerly Of Com
pany X, Sixteenth infantry. but later OF
the Eighth infantry, Whipple barracks
Arizona, came to the post Tuesday and
was re-enlisted wednesday for Company
Rumor has II that the signal corps school
now at Fort Omaha. Neb., Will be moved
and the month Of June and that the Third
battalion Of the Fourth infantry, now at
Fort Logan II. Roots, will be sent to Fort
Military Convict Arthur S. Doty, for
merly OF the Seventeenth infantry, and
who was tried and convicted OF desertion,
given a years confinement at hard labor
and dishonorably discharged the service OF
the United states, was released from con-
finement Tuesday morning and left Omaha
the same evening for his home In Albany.
New York.
Mr. Jacob Butterfeld, one Of the civilian
Transfers In the quartermastsF department
has resigned his position and will soon
leave for his fathers ranch in the west
where he expects 20 make his home IN the
future. Ills place in the corral was taken
by Claude Granger. formerly with Stickler
a. Katskee OF Fort Crook and later with
Flood & Sherry. Fort Crook Neb.
Sergeant first class Henry Roepge hos
pital corps, II. 8. A.. retired. will leave
Monday or Tuesday for Indiana. where ~
the future he will make his home.
Private Paul Sieranski, Company r.
Fourth infantry, who arrived from Fort
Slocum, n. Y, was admitted to the post
hospital Friday morning.
Private Wallace Grover, one OF the mem
bers OF Company r, Fourth Infantry
ing had the misfortune 10 fall from the
horizontal bar striking his head on the
mat, rendering him unconscious. He was
taken to the hospital in the ambulance and
Is now getting alCuE nicely.
Ladies' night al the club has been
changed from Wednesday 20 Tuesday In
order 20 give the officers and ladies' a
chance TO use the bowling alleys, as on
Wednesday night the enlisted men have
their weekly hop.
Lieutenant Selbie will be the commisssarv
officer in the absence Of Captain Carl A
Martin, who is inspecting the organized
4 photograph party will be given bA
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kelley az their home
on the evening OF March 10 the Officers
and ladies Of the garrison.
Sergeant, first class, Paul NJ Lange.
very fine photos OF the advertising con-
ventiOn gwen az the club Thursday even
ing by Major Atkinson.