El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-31
.BUNDY To CONE
TO 18TH. As ITS
co N N An De R
Officers of Goth Infantry
Discuss Possible Ser
vice in Honolulu.

Lieut. Col Omar Bundy. Of the 11tb
| infantry, has been attached 10 the 1stb
I infantry in Camp Cotton and VIII suc-
coed TO the command Of the regiment
/ when the promotion 10 the rank OF COL
I onel is made. Lieut. Col Bundv bee
! been at Texas City with the Hin in
! fantry and is expected to reach N
! Paso next week The 18th was in com
! mand Of Brig Gen. George Bell. ir
{ before his promotion.
Discuss Going to Honolulu.
Officers ana men OF the 10th in
/ fantry are discussing the chance this
| regiment has Of going to Honolulu The
| regiment had been ordered TO the is
I lands when IL was ordered to the bo--
der and the regimental officers are ex-
pecting TO receive orders for foreign
service If permanent peace is estab-
ilshed IN Mexico No orders have yet
! been received for any transfer 81
troops on the border.
Trooper a Prisoner.
Private William West, Of the 18th
Z cavalry, who shot William Stokes OF
the 18th cavalry, is now in the Fort
Bliss guard house charged with intent
TO commit manslaughter. The csvalr,--
man vas prisoner and was guarded
Dy STOKES Wnen ne took his gun from
ham and shot him through the body-
stokes is now out Of danger but is still
. in the post hospital
Troops F and H Of the 18th cavalry
viii camp at LobO, Tex. Friday night
on their march 70 Maria As soon as
they arrive there troops I and K will
return 10 the fort and troops E and G
viii leave for the Big Bend country
to relieve troops L and NJ
To remain at Wfngate.
No orders have been issued for the
goth infantry battalions to prepare TO
leave Fort Wingate, n NJ, where they
are guarding the Mexican federal
prison camp. The regiment has ex-
pected TO return 10 Fort Bliss when the
18th cavalry was relieved Of duty in
Colorado. But the date Of this relief
Is indefinite and no preparations have
been made at Fort Bliss for the re-
goth
Fort Bliss Briefs
Maj. c. D. Rhodes. Of me 18th cav
airy, has been appointed commandment
at the mounted service school and will
leave soon for Fort Riley, Kas-, TO take
command.
Gel Francis J. Herman. of the sixth
infantry. expects 10 leave early in
August for the Philippines TO take com
mand Of the 18th infantry. No sue
cessor has been named
Maj. william c. Bennett, Of the 18th
infantry, has been given a months
leave and has gone east 10 Visit rela-
tives
can't. A. o. Seamon, Of the goth in
fantry, has gone TO Los Angeles on
leave. He Is quartermaster OF the zVln
Lieut. C. R. ". Morrison. Of the 18th
taincy and will probably be assigned
to the sixth infantry He has been
given a months leave and viii visit
In san Francisco
Capt J. A. Wagner. Of the 18th cav
airy has Joined his regiment at Fort
Bliss after a visit in the eastern states
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