Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-23

a night school is to be opened in the
post library ror the enlisted men oil TINS
command. Two subjects are TO Oe taush''
bookkeeping and stenography, ana lhsuuG ,
tfons are TO be given by two gentlemen
from Omaha. Eacn class is not 10 contalll
more than twenty students ana WIZ "a
held twice a week for the sixteen weeks
winch Is considered the term tor the SUP
jects This school, II properly conuucleu,
will be a great benent 10 the ehnsteu uIen
by fitting them to be able TO hold HlOIe
lucrative position in the commercial Worlu
upon the expiration of their term Oh ser
vice. F.... ,., .,..,,.,,.
is confined to his quarters, suffering from
an attack OF influenza,
Captain huffman, Fourth infantry, has
been assigned TO quarters in TINS post
Dental Surgeon Franklin Wing mas peeh
confined to his quarters the last rev DAYS
suffering from a slight attack OF inliu-
enza. At the present writing he is able
to continue the performance OF his duties,
Mrs. William n. Duke of 1913 Dousls ss
street, Omaha, was visitor at the post
hospital Monday evening 49,, - a..
Private first class Otto S. Monroe is de-
tailed clerk in the record Office at me
post hospital during the absence OF Frl-
waite first class Frederick Gilmour, who is
Corporal Maurice L. Black, Company c,
Fourth infantry, is confined TO the post
hospital suffering from severe cold.
Ray Blumenthal an alleged deserter from
the second cavalry, was dlshonoraoly 9ls
charged tuesday morning without trial
Private Blumenthal has been SICK IN the
hospital since his arrival in the post, and
was discharged without trial on account
OF his being 'tubercular subject
Lieutenant Bowan, on leave since the
i4th of January, is assigned 10 quarters
private Francis Sullivan, Company b.
Fourth infantry, was honorably discharged
from the service OF the United states by
reason Of the expiration OF his term OF
service January H. 1911 Mr. sullivan did
not re-enlist ia the Fourth infantry, Du,
left Tuesday night for San Francisco, cal
where he intends re-enlisting for the Philip
Color Sergeant Daniel swetman, non
commissioned staff, Fourth infantry, LEFT
Monday morning on two-months FUR
Tough, granted him by the post commander
Private Earl Fauntain OF the Fourth IN
fantry band, was admitted to the hospital
sunday afternoon, suffering from acute al
private Abraham shapiro and clyde
Spangler. Hospital corps, this post were
shown through the packing house OF Ar
mour q co. at South Omaha Monday after
noon.
corps has been detailed wardmaster IN
the medical ward, vice Private Charles y.
Mulhern, relieved.
Fourth infantry, was admitted TO the hos
pital Tuesday morning, suffering from
slight attack OF influenza.
Private George Jones, hospital corps, has
been detailed as assistant to the pharma-
cist at the post hospital
Private First Glass Frederick Gilmour
hospital corps. this post, now on furlough
Is Tehearsing with the woodward STOCK
company at the Boyd theater, Omaha. Prl-
Vate Gilmour will make his first appear
ance Sunday afternoon in "FoTty-fiVe Min
utes from Broadway. using the stage
name OF Phillip Gerald
Private Ambrose A. Burke, Company D.
Fourth InianuN, WAS hOnorably discharged
by reason OF expiration OF term Of service
Monday morning Mr.. Burke did not re-
enlist, but left Tuesday afternoon Tor
Schenectady. ~ Y, at which place he has
a fine position In the General Electric com
pany's shops.
sergeant Theodore PahL Company r.
Fourth infantry, was examined at the post
hospital Monday morning for special as
signment 10 the First infantry station at
Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
Sergeant First class Paul NJ. LANCE hos
pital corps and Mrs. LANCE OF Fort Omaha
Neb., were visitors at the post hospital
"a ednesday evening.
A large crowd attended the lecture given
In the post gymnasium Thursday evening
Paul he Mit was the lecturer and lectured
on The Life. Habits. Customs. 3tc., Of the
Indians
Private Horace o. Womack. Company G,
Fourth infantry, has been appointed a cor
/ poral In Company U.
Privates Daniel J. Maloney and Clarence