El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-14
The Ar1u.

Mai. and Mrs. George Moore. Of the
2Oth infantry, have moved from the
Country club into quarters at Fort RIiss
Leave OF absence for three months
Sixth infantry. pm
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hugo D. Schultz of
the 10th infantry, have moved from the
Country club into quarters at Fort Bliss
Leave OF absence for two months, to
take effect upon relief from recruiting
duty, has been granted Lieut.. lanes Is,
Henry, 18th cavalry.
Leave of absence for one month and
20 days, effective December 10. was
granted Capt. Richard B. Going, 18th
cavalry, at Maria, Texas.
Leave of absence for one month and
Is days, effective November % was
granted Maj. Ellwood W. Evans, 10th
cavalry, Douglas, Ariz.
Leave Of absence for one month and
II days, effective December / was
granted Capt. Elliott NJ. Norton, goth
infantry.
Leave of absence for one month. eff
fective December Is, has been granted
Lieut. Stuart w. Cramer, jr.. 18th cav
airy Lobo, Texas.
Leave Of absence for. one month and
is days, effective February Is. 1915,
has been granted Capt. Benjamin P.
Nicklin, Goth infantry.
Leave of absence for two months, eff
fective December 1, was granted second
Lieut. stephen J. ChamberIin, 18th in
fantry.
Leave of absence for two months. eff
fective December !, was granted Capt
Henry S. Terrell 10Th cavalry, at Naco,
Ariz.
Leave of absence for one month. eff
fective on or about December %, has
been granted Maj. William H Simms,
I inspector general.
Capt. Howard L. Laubach. of the gem
eral staff, has returned to Washington,
after a short business visit in this dis
trict
Capt. Frederick C. Knabenshue, ad-
| jutant of the 18th infantry, who has
been in Ell PasO on business, has re-
turned to his station in Arizona.
Nal James A. Ryan, of the 18th cav
airy, has returned to Columbus, n. NJ,
after a short time in FL Paso on army
business
Leave of absence for two months has
been granted Lieut.. Frederick G. Tur-
ner, 18th cavalry, Columbus, n. NJ, eff
fective when his services can be spared
by his regimental commander.
First Lieut.. Dewitt c. T. Grubbs,
Sixth infantry, is detailed as judge ad-
vOcate of the general court martial,
vice second Lieut. Joseph A Atkins,
18th infantry, relieved.
Lieut.. Rene f. De R. Hoyle, Sixth
field artillery, now at Laredo, will pro-'
! coed to Fort Bliss, arriving December
! IS, and reporting to the commander Of
the sixth tlelQ arUllery Tor duty
Lieut. Ellicott A Brown, who has
been on duty at the Rutgers Scientific
school, New Brunswick, \. J., has been
relieved of that duty and will rejOln
his regiment, the 18th infantry
Mai W. r. Sample left Monday to
spend two months leave Of absence
/ in California with his family. Mrs.
| Sample will accompany him back to
! Fort Bliss upon his return.
I Lieut. Reuben c. Taylor. of the goth
! infantry who leaves in a few days for
/ duty in the Philippine islands, was
! given a farewell Friday afternoon by
J the officers of the regiment in the Of
! ficers' mess hall.
| Leave of absence of one month, to
| take effect upon the completion Of the
1 course at the school Of fire for field
| artillery, Fort Sill, Okla, has been
! granted second Lieut. Edward H Hicks,
| Sixth field artillery.
| Leave of absence for one month has
been granted second Lieut. John W.
, Anderson, Sixth field artillery, to take
/ effect upon the completion Of the
| course of the school of fire for field
| artillery, at Fort sill, Okla.
! Capt. William /. Lowe. of the quar-
termaster corps, who accompanied Cen
/ Tasker H. Bliss to Naco, Ariz., has re-
| turned to Ell Paso. Col Charles A P.
/ Hatfield, retired, accompanied Capt.
/ Lowe and will be his guest for few
! days.
Lieut.. Col. Frank R. Keefer, inspect
or of the southern department. has been
l ordered to make a sanitary inspection
/ at Fort Huachuca, NacO and Douglas,
/ Ariz.; Columbus, n. NJ; Fort Bliss, El
Paso; Maria, Del Rio, Fort Clark, Eagle
( Pass, Texas, and Fort Sill, Okla.