El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
NFlNTRY BEGINS
ARRIVING FROM
SAN FRENGISC0
First Battalion Of Eighth
Brigade Reaches Ell Paso;
Others Following.

United States infantry is arriving
I N sPeclal trains from the Preside,
= III + Irsaneisco, and is going into camp
Tit first battalion Of the Eighth in
IdhtLS brigade arrived over the South
eIh FaclIlc at 10 o'clock Monday morn
lI5 enl went INTO camp al Seventh and
cotton avenue, where the 2Oth infantry
first established its camD The first
traln 10 arrive from the west carried
Nle IirSl battalion Of the Sixth infantry
IN command OF major +. A Lewis and
IhStIllls eoInpa MES a. B. c and D.
rms IRAN IS being followed by the
second section which was expected to
arrive al o'clock this evening. The
tnlEd secuCn VIII reach here at mid
night and VIII bring Gen. John J
Pershing, commander Of the Eighth
brigade, who viii assume command of
an the troops IN FL PasO and along the
border as senior ranking officer
NoEaies Gets 18th Infantry.
The 18th infantry was ordered to de-
train at Nogales, Ariz. and went into
camp on the border there The 18th
infantry. which is travelling over the
santa Fe by way Of Albuquerdue n NJ
is also approaching nj Paso and ne
first section was expected to reach the
city at o'clock. the second at o'clock
and the last seton at 10 o'clock this
evening This regiment is commanded
by Col. George Bell. in. 1t will 20 into
camp on the Texas and Pacific rail-
road reservation in East FL Paso.
Col Lea Febiger is the colonel com
handing the 10th infantry, but the
press dispatches from san Francisco
gave Lieut. Col J. NJ Arrasmith as its
present commander.
Officers of the Regiment.
The officers Of the Sixth infantry
are: Col Lea Febiger. Lieut.. col.
James NJ Arrasmith. Mai. Edison A.
Lewis Mai John L Hines, Mai Mat
thias Crowley, Maj John A Randolph,
chaplain; captains VIM. II. Simmons
I Louis III Rash fNnnG pnnrra rfrrfa
W Ryther. Henry c. Bonnycsstle, Law
renee D. Cabeu, Clyffard Game. Fred
erick r, De Funiak, jr.. Leon l. Roach,
Louis J. Van SChaick. Richmond smith.
Ernest H. Agnew, Chas. II Gordon. IT.,
Harry D. Mitchell. Ward Dabney: first
lieutenants Leonard H Cook, Wylie T.
Conway. Richard Wetherill, Frederick
r.. Wilson, Ralph H LeaYitt Alfred A.
IhOmlinSon, VIM. F. L Simpson, Thos.
y. Glmperling, Dewitt c. T. Grubbs,
Thos. w Hammond second Ieutenants
Chas- h Rice, John ". Simons. jr,
Robert H Willis. ir.. Thos. : Bowen.
VIM H Simpson, Joseph Z. Carberry,
Thos- ) Bridges, Leon II Logan, Hor-
ace c. Ball, Albert :. Peake, Paul X.
Johnson, Hayes A Kroner, Edward F.
Underhiu, Dennis L. McCunuiff
Officers OF the 18th infantry are-
Col George Bell. IT.; Mai. Chas. s.
FarnswOrth, Mai. VIM G. Bennett.
MAJ. George D. Guyer, Mai. James W.
Hillman (chaplain), capt. George
Med. Weeks, Capt Orrin r. Wolfe.
Capt Frank D. Ely. Capt James n.
Pickering, Capt Edgar RidenoUr,
Capt Alfred ". Bjornstad, Capt. Mar
tin 1. Crimmins Capt Harry 5. How
land, Capt Chas- NJ Buudel, Capt Al
den C. Knowles, Capt. Eldred D. War
field, Capt George ". Wallace, Capt.
Allen J. Greer, Capt Douglas Potts.
IsJ Lieut. Chas. r. W. Morrison,
lst Lieut.. Elliott Caziarc. 1st Lieut.
David A Henkes, Ist Lieut. Ohio +.
MichaeIs. LIST Lieut.. Walter c. Short
lst Lieut. Ralph W Drury. list Lieut.
Robert John West LIST Lieut. Ralph
". Klngman, LIST Lieut.. David P
Wood. LIST Lieut.. Joseph a. Atkins, LIST
Lieut. Richard r. Pickering. LIST Lieut.
EllicOtt A. Brown. LIST Lieut. Eugene
Robinson, ID Lieut. Chas X Nulsen
2d Lieut.. Martin @ Shallenberger I'd
Lieut. Oliver s Wood, I'd Lieut. Her
bert c. FOoks, I'd Lieut.. Frederick C.
Rogers. I'd Lieut. Harrison c. Browne,
ID Lieut.. Carroll A. Bagby. I'd Lieut..
Oliver s McCleary, I'd Lieut. Ziba I.
brollinSer. ID Lieut. J. Pendleton Will
son I'd Lieut. William T. White, ID
Lieut.. Max w Sullivan, I'd Lieut..
stephen J. Chamberlin. ID Lieut.. Fran
els p. Regan, ID Lieut. Robert Il 4
Barrett