El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA
MEN IN REVIEW
Gen. Bell to Be Guest of
Honor; Gen. Clements Pre-
pareS for Winter.

Il review OF the PenusE wanna dlVl-
sion in honor Of Brig Gen. George
Bell IT, will be held at camp Stewart
Tuesday morning by Maj. Gen Charles
Al. Clement and staff
Gen Bell and aides VIII be the guests
of Gen Clement and staff at the re-
view which viii be- held in the rear
Il the artillery brigade. al the north
D. end of Camp Stewart.
3 Nearly 1900 men with fui field
equipment viii march in front of the
TWO generals All of the wagon trains.
sanitary troops. engineers. and signal
corps VIII take part in the review
Col George Van Horn MOseley. CHIEF
OF staff - Mai Gen. Clement. extends
an invitation to everyone to see the
review.
only guards for the camps. ana those
who are sick VIII be excused from the
review; the sick viii have TO have 4
doctors certificate
Commanders After Information.
All Of the Pennsylvania brigade com
mauders- left at eight o'clock Monday
morning for exercises in the vicinity
% Nsleta, accompanied by their s-affs-
These exercises are TO take in the
lay of the land and gain other in
formation that q brigadier should
know in war times
Prepare Winter Quarters.
The work Of preparing winter quar-
Stewart j. going steadily forward
Gen Clements quarters have been
changed from tent to n coy frame
building covered with tar paper to
keep the rain and cold out. 1t is par
titiuned into two apartments
The front apartment is used by Gen
Clement as his private quarters and
office while the apartment in the rear
is used by Mai David Davis the ad-
jutant. and Col George Y b. MOseley-
chief OF staff
Thenter in Camp Stewart
An army theater, which is said to be :
the largest enclosed amusement house F.
in the southwest. has been completed .
az Camp Stewart. Electricity is sup D
piled the theater from Fort Bliss, and I
the building is well lighted Naude-
Vile and moving pictures are the I
amusemeuts.
Baseball is becoming the chief sport
OF the Pennsylvania men. and there
are days when the three mile campus
is covered with teams from one end
The basketball teams are also get
grounds and baskets furnished by the
Young Mems Christian association
there are some pretty good games
played
Mustered Out.
MaiS. George :. Crompton. James F
90 wards. and Andrew p. Gloninger. of
he Pennsylvania medical corps. have
eft for Mt Gretna- Pa. TO be mustered
tut OF the federal service
Pvt Frank Johnson, battery 4, First
Field Artillery. has been transferred
o the sanitary detachment Of the
ourth infantry.
Pvt William ?. BeItz. sanitary de-
achment. fourth infantry, mas been
transferred 20 the supply company
Capt J. @. Wooten- First North Car
lima infantry. has been assigned 20 /
motor truck company No. II at Camp
tewart. TO relieve Lieut.. David W
zimmerman
Joseph A. Rigby. sanitary detach-
lent. First Pennsylvania cavalry. has
lond Mcbride, sanitary detachment,
'irst cavalry. has also been promoted
0 sergeant.
Leave of Absences.
Following leaves have been gMnJed
the seventh division.
Capt. John :. Rilly. medical corps, So
avs. Lieut. Herbert : Beidelman,
ourth infantry. 80 days: Lieut. and
attalion Adjt. Robert Y Gearhart.
irst cavalry. 20 days; Lieut. Walter
Drumheller. First cavalry one
OntE- First Lieut.. and Chap George
r. Wellburn. 18th infantry, 50 days
lieut.. Jesse Webb. battalion adIutant-
ghth infantry. go days; Lieut. George :
POffenberger. company NJ 18th IN
ntry. u days, Capt Raymond 3.
avenport. one month. Capt. William
DOC. troop d, First cavalry, u days
cut =. Macdonald. company A. 18TH
fantry. 80 days; Lieut. Paul A Re
re. 18TH infantry. 80 days, Ma " m
snjamin r. Brooks 18th infantry. 80
VS. First Lieut. Edward T. Hager,
.ttalion adjutant. fourth infantry l.