El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
TREE MOVES
At 10th CAMP
Infantrymen See Pictures
and Hear Band Concerts;
Target Practice.

Free, open air moving picture
shows are being given at the camp
I OF the goth infantry at Fort Bliss each
night This is a novel feature Of camp
life which has been started by apt.
John T ANrOn, chaplain Of the Goth
infantry, and is proving popular with
the soldiers OF the regiment and is
keeping many men Of the 10th at camp
Who have been accustomed to spend
ing their shore leave downtown
The picture shows are given at the
camp assembly hall where seats for
600 have been provided and where all
Of the regimental religious services
and entertainments are held In ad
ditiOn to the three reels of new pic
lures shown the goth infantry band
gives concert three times each week
az the moving picture shows. the band
numbers being played between the
reels Of pictures These concerts are
popular ones and many of the selec-
tions are by request Of the men OF the
infantrymen.
Program Of Concert.
The program 10 be given this even
ing at the camp Of the goth in
i6ntry is;
American Guard Quickstep," Brooks.
The Gaby Glide" Hirsch.
Hesitation Waltz Jean Cassella-
That Wonderful Dengoza Strain
CT eenborg.
Goodbye Summer. So Long Fan.
Adios Winter, Hell Springtime,
Wenrick.
Infantry Go to Range.
Company ] Of the Sixth infantry
and company d Of the 18th infantry,
left Camp Wednesday morning for the
government target range in bona Ana
county. y. A.. where they will spend
month in target practice. Within
a Few days companies A., L and 81
o. the Sixth infantry and the COM
panies Of the first and third battalions
o. the 18th infantry will also 20 &c
the target range They viii be fol-
lowed by the other companies Of the
regiments and by the 18TH cavalry
troops have spent q month in larger
practice on the range.
CAPT R N. Nolan Of the signal corps
has been relieved from duty at Fort
sam Houston and ordered TO Fort Bliss
TO take command Of the fled com
p1ny ] OF the signal corps, relieving
capt c 4. SeaOne, who has been or
dered to Fort WOOL. n. Y. for duty
Medical otter on Leave.
Mai George Il. CrGbtree, Of the
medical corps, has been granted
leave Of absence from his station at
Douglas, ARK, and is now on leave
Mai George p. v hite, of the Ninth
cavalry. has been granted leave Of
essence Of three months 10 take effect
Lieut. Eugene A. lehman. Of the
18th cavalry, has Ueen given a two
months leave, effective April 10.
e4EAs u u 81 gLAAAlAr OF LnE LhLn
infantry, stationed at Douglas. Ariz-.
has been granted a months leave and
III report 10 his command on May o.
Maj. Howard on Leave.
MAI John --Oward. Of the 22d in
lantry, mas been granted a leave Of I
two months, effective on April /, and
he is now enjoying his vacation.
MAJ John ". Furlong. OF the 18th
cavalry. stationed at Columbus. y ~. I
has been ordered TO the army and ]
navy general hospital at Hot Springs. I
Ark. for treatment
Lieut. John II. II. Scudder. of the I
medical corps, who has been on duty !
with the Sixth field artillery. has been &
transferred to the 18th infantry al Z
Nogales. and has left Douglas. where .
the artillery is stationed.
Lieut. Edwin 5. Blackwell, Of the
18th cavalry, stationed at F0re Bliss.
M. for treatment.
Maj William T. Johnson, OF the 10th
cavalry, has been granted leave OF
absence to take effect when his duty
Is completed at the army service
Lieut. Roy NJ Jones, Of the ed in
Iantry, has been granted a leave Of
L. days, effective on April Is.
Lieut. Hayes 80 Kroner Of the sixth
infantry, has been granted a leave OF
absence Of one month and l. DAYS. .
on May Is.
Mai William Elliott, quartermaster /
IDS, mas been given leave OF alb z
stnce Of two months. His leave. how
ever. viii not take effect until July
Capt Charles C.. Smith. of the 10Th
Infantry, has been given thres
months leave. beginning May l.
capt GeOrge Med. Weeks Of the 10th
Infantry. is now on leave of absence,
having been gran ed two months
leave on March %.
Get Discharge by Purchase.
Private Exile Smith. of the quarter
master corps. stationed at Columbus.
y ~. has obtainc his discharge By
purchase. Others a. the same station
" no have bought their DISCHARGE are.
trivate William Bell, troop 4. I3tt
-aNaify; private Earnest AIynatt
troop c. 18th cavalry: Sergt Fred A
Mason, troop ID, 18th cavalry Private
Thomas W Baker, Of company l. 18th
Infantry, has had the amount Of his
purchase RENTED.
Musician Leon Alpuente Of com.
lany a, sixth infantry; private W. l.. z
Sipes, 10th infantry: private James Z
w. Blassingame, company L. Sixth in. Z
-antry. have also purchased their dis
charges.
Private Jack Wilson. troop b. 18th !
.avalry, has been transferred TO the J
Iuartermaster corps