El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-20
Honorable DischarCes.

uary 70. He will 90 to Washington,
7 D. c.
Sergeant Charles Poupard, jr., Of
troop /, 18th cavalry, has been honor
I ably discharged from the army on the
expiration of his enlistment
Private William c. Shell, Of troop IT
/ and private Raymond w. Rogers, OF
the hospital corps, 18th cavalry, have
/ been honOrably discharged from the
service upon the expiration of their
enIistments.
Private Harry Mcclure, Of troop H.
18th cavalry, has been ordered to Fort
Hancock
Private Winston c. Alexander, Of the
I Fifth cavalry, who has been in the
Fort Bliss hospital, has departed to
! Join his regiment at Fort Myer, Vir.
( ginia.
Private Harry W. Benson, unassigned.
! Of the 18th cavalry, has been trans
/ ferred TO the Fifth cavalry, at Fort
! Myer, Virginia.
Sergeant Major Zachary Taylor Wood
/ Of the second squadron, 18th cavalry
! has been granted a 80 day furlough,
I and has gone to visit in New Orleans,
Winchester, Virginia, and Washington,
/ d. c. During his absence, sergeant
| Fred e. Nichols, of troop B, will be
! acting squadron sergeant major.
Among the Veterinarians.
Veterinarian Walter r. Gurtzman, of
the 18th cavalry, who has been spend
ing a four months leave of absence
regiment about February s.
Veterinarian Herbert S. Williams has
been transferred to the Eighth cavalry
and VIII leave early in February for
camp Stotsenburg, Philippine islands,
to relieve veterinarian RAY Z Stan
cliff, who has been transferred from
the Eighth cavalry to the 18th cav
airy.
Private Frank N Campbell of troop
NJ, 18th cavalry, has been sent to Pre-
sidiO, Tex.
Quartermaster Sergeant James T. Nc
Donald has been ordered to report to
the recruiting depot at Fort Mcdowell
Calf. and from there to proceed to
Honolulu, Hawaii for duty.
Thirteenth Cavalry Notes.
Private Hemming Haytala, of the
band, 18th cavalry. who has been in
the hospital. has rejOined the band at
Columbus n. NJ
Private Wyatt H. Barnett, of troop
K, 18th cavalry, has Joined his troop
at Anapra, n. NJ
Private Michael BarmazeI. Of troop
F, 18th cavalry, has rejoined his troop
at Columbus, y. NJ
Drum major William H Pickett, of
the 18th cavalry band. and sergeant
Selmer Gustavas, of troop F, 18th cav
airy, have rejOined their Organfza- !
tons at Columbus, n NJ.
Wagner Walter Harper, of troop c. /
Second cavalry, who has been i'll in
Join MS regiment at Fort Ethan Allen,
Vermont.
Cook Bill Makris, Of battery c, Sixth !
held artillery has gone to Fort Riley,
Kansas, for a course of instruction in
the army school for bakers and cooks. |
William T. Barr, of the Signal CORPS. |
has been relieved from duty at Fort /
bliss and has gone to Fort Leaven- |
worth, Kansas, to the army service !
school for assignment to the Signal /
corps organization.
Three to be Examined.
On teoruary three troopers will take I
examinations for promotions. They are J
6eglInenIal quartermaster sergeant Angus; !
Werner, 18th cavalry, who will be exam. 1
lneQ Tor sergeant in the Ouarterrn q ster-'s !
corps; first sergeant Fred Netcher OF troon /
I, 18th cavalry, viii take the examination ,
for quartermaster sergeant, and SQUADRON
sergeant major Albert r. Drescher 18Th
cavalry, who viii be examined Cor ordnance /
Medal Winners Announced.
Medal winners in the grades OF expert |
-1flemen, sharpshOOters and marksmen in |
the 18th cavalry have been recently an
nOunced for the target season of 1912 Nv
the headquarters Of the eastern department
In the non-commissioned staff Of the regi-
menrs sergeant major William F Heffner e
the expert rifleman, and quarterna ster ser
geant Eugene Schonberg, and commissarv
sergeant Aune Vanderzee are the sharp
shooters.
In troop A those winning medals during
1913 are; Expert riflemen-Sergt Gus 4
Osterberg Sergt Jacob P. Heffelfinger.
Sergt Charles r Robinson, Quarterr1aster
Sergt. Cornelius E De Villiers, Sergt Jethro
Manly Sergt Joseph Robinson, Corp. viii
nam ID. HATFIELD, Corp Terry J. Egan,
wagner Joe r. Thomas privates TOseph /
Clancy William A. Fields and George
sharpshoOters and Marksmen.
IN this troop the sharpshOOters are Sergt |
william Benson. lance corporal Peter G |
Tyler, saddler Roy Dussinger, horseshoer
Michael Spillane. privates Toseph p Corr !
william r. Willis Robert McAree Harry
Howard, Edward NJ Jordan, Albert Nelson |
HOperU Srnlth, Frederick NJ Williams Jacob
Bernard Lynch and John Keeltv !
The marksmen Of this troop are cornoraIs
Ira W Smith and Vincent c. Montgomery
tarrier Joseph McAdam, corporal James II
Nickel Tmpr. William Frederick. privates
Henry c. Mccormick William r. willis and
Joseph Klein
Medal Winners in B Troop.
Medal winners in troop 3 are: Expert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS George L. Wade Fred
p. Nichols, Louis Roth and George W Kraft
wagner Arthur O'Keefe. prfvates Ne1s A
1ornquist Luther B. Primer. John y. white.
Thomas Clarity Joseph Sally. UtIey T Tot
ne ne, Leroy :, Bracket, Michael c. Hehesco,
SharpshOoters Of troop B are: saddIer
Martin Borsick, privates Herman E Rothen-
5ucher, Jesse C. Maurer, William d. Dill.
William Il. Mastbrool, ir
Marksmen medal holders Of troop B are:
sergeant Joseph Taylor, corporal Andrew
Clark, cook Henry Seaman. prfvates Thomas
2awiey Joseph r Eckert, Charles B. Grant,
Nlckolous Kramer. Thomas Flynn Joseph a.
Fecher.
Troop Cs Medal Winners.
Troop Us medal winners are: Expert |
flemen-Corporal Arthur Miller. privates
semi Goldb!att John V. Kelly sharp
5hootera-first sergeant Louis Berger,
sergeant John Griffin. corporaIs Frank COT
ey, Michael J. Gibbons and RAYMOND |
3alley; WAGNER Gabriel A Bjurback. farrier
5eorge a Thompson, horseshoer Robert C.
suffer teamster Howard NJ Mills privates
edward F. Dubee Russell Higgins Charley
= cage william Courchaine. Albert J. Dy-
'oh, ALBERT Lemirande, Theodore Jakimier
larry a Scherf, Samuel Witt Charles Kop-
9Wltz, John B. Sherry. Albert Bright Ar
hur Imeli' VIM. b. Tayolor Gustave Suf-
ern. John j Knivda TnEn C,ahnr e,nr Z