El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-14
GOES
To PHILIPPINES
Lieutenant Colonel of the
9Th Infantry Detailed
to the Eighth.

Lieut. Col James NJ. Arrasmith, VINO VINO
was the commanding officer OF ~ ~
sixth infantry when it arrived IRON
San Francisco and until the arrival U
Col J. +. Morrison, has been trans
ferred to the Eighth infantry, stauoIleu
in Manila. He will leave soon LOT ny
Preside. San Francisco, to pack ms
personal effects before sailing Tor Ine
Philippines.
mand of a section of the American
troops in China during the Boxer reDel,
lion. He also served with the Fourln
cavalry on the border in the early days
Purchase Renlitted.
Private Walter f. Nowogrodskl' com
panv NJ, sixth infantry, viii be as
charged from the army by purchase, the
amount, $50, being RENTED.
Private Fred Moore, quartermas let
corps has been transferred to battery
c, sixth field artillery.
Private Leon W. BoardWay, company
E. goth infantry, as transferred to troop
Private Edward F. Stelt company z
goth infantry, is transferred to troop L
Private William Dedd, troop H, 18th
cavalry, Columbus. n NJ, is transferred
to troop D, third cavalry and VIII DC
sent to Brownsville.
Private George W. Parker, quarter
master corps, sixth infantry, is trans
ferred to troop L, 18th infantry, and
will be sent to Columbus, N. N.
Private Cleve F. jonathan, battery -
sixth field artillery, Is transferred IL, e
the quartermaster corps, appointed prl-
vate first class and assigned TO SlAIE
artillery wagon train.
Private Moss V. Davis. company r.
sixth infantry, is transferred 10 tne
quartermaster corps, appointed private
of the. first class and assigned 10 the
sixth infantry wagon train.
Private Ralph L. Patterson, hosplta..
corps sixth field artillery, will be sent
to Columbus, n. NJ, for duty with a de-
tachment of the hospital corps, 18Th
cavalry.
Private John N. Cox, hospital corps
on duty with detachment of the hos
pital corps, 18th cavalry, Columbus, n
NJ. will be sent to Fort Bliss for duty
with the regimental infirmary, sixth
ENLISTED Men Discharged.
The following enusIed men will be
discharged from the army: Private Hen
~ Bierke. field company ], signal corps
Sergt- Joseph c. Gale, troop L, 18Th
cavalry: private Robert ID. johnson
/ troop K, 18th cavalry; private stranB
Hulock company B, 18th infantry.
Private Tom Wetmore. field company
signal corps. will be sent to Candelaria
Private Herman COrdsen, headquar-
ters company. sixth infantry, IS trans
ferred to troop j., 18TH infantry anl
viii be sent to Fabens.
The following enlisted men will b'
discharged from the army: Private Al
vim H. Metelman, troop G, 18th cavalry
private Frank J. Pfau, battery f. sixth
/ field artillery; private John j. Wood
worth. battery T, sixth field artillery
Corn. 2. p. Friis, troop F, 18th cavalry
! private Fred P. Weise, company c, 2OtE
! infantry.
! Qualities as ShnrpshOOSer.
Sergt. Dennis Burns, company NJ, 2Ott
I infantry, on duty with the organized
militia Of New Mexico, has qualified as
/ sharpshOOter.
Private John r. Evans, hospital corps
I is transferred to field company /, sigma
corps.
Private Harry F Murray. troop B
18th cavalry, is transferred to company
q, 10th infantry.
Private Wladislova Waitiekaus, trOoT
K, 18th cavalry, is transferred to COM
pany T, 10th infantry.
Private Frank Krawczyk. quarter
master corps, Columbus, n. NJ, is trans
/ ferred to troop K. 18th cavalry.
Leave of absence Of one month, ef'
fectiVe about Dec. 1, was granted vet
, erinarian Henry L. Sommer, 18th cav
airy, Columbus, n, NJ