Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
CHANGES AMONG ARMY MEN
Retiring Board to Meet at Fort
Bayard to Examine officers.
MEN ON LEAVE BACK TO COMMAND
Members of Medical Corps 20 Gather
I'm New York 20 Figure on Pur-
chase of some OF the
Supplies.
CFrom a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July a-(Special Tele-
gram. Army orders issued yesterday make
the following changes in the service:
Major Amos b. Shattuck, Fourth in
fantry., is relieved from duty In the quar-
termasters department August l. and will,
in addition to his present duties assume
charge of construction work at Fort Mis-
soula.
First Lieutenant o. f. Davis medical re-
serve corps will proceed to Hot Springs,
Ark and report to the commanding officer
of the Army and Navy General hospital for
observation and treatment.
Major Francis A. Winter medical corps,
VIII proceed to New York City for consulta-
ton with the medical supply offices OF that
city with reference to the purchase of med
lcal supplies now being made. and upon
the completion of this duty will return 10
his proper station.
Captain A. Il. S. Hyde, coast artillery
corps, is transferred from the one Hundred
ana rhirteth company to the Ninety-Sec-
ond company. and WIN Join his company.
! Captain W. z. Stokey, corps OF engineers,
viii proceed to Los Angeles and take tenn
porary station at that place, relieving First
Lieutenant Charles I. Leeds corps of engl-
| neers, of the duties now in his charge per-
tanning to the Los Angeles engineering dis
| trict together with the funds, property, etc
! First Lieutenant II. W. Yemans, medical
reserve corps, will repair to this city and
report, August IL, to the chief-of-staff for
temporary duty.
The army retiring board appointed to
meet at Fort Bayard, N. M, March 10, is
dissolved.
Army Retiring Board.
An army retiring board is appointed to
meet at Fort Bayard for the examination
of officers before it, consisting of Major
Conrad L. Koerper, medical corps; Captains
Louis c. Scherer, Fourth cavalry; Walter
Z. Babcock, Thirteenth cavalry; r. S. Por-
ter, medical corps; Joseph II. McAndrews
quartermaster; First Lieutenant Ferdinand
w. Fonda, Seventh cavalry, recorder
Second Lieutenant Nelson A. Goodspeed
Third cavalry, will report to Major Conrad
Il. Koerper, medical corps, present retir-
ing board, Fort Bayard, for examination
Second Lieutenant Charles H. White
Fifth infantry, in addition to his present
duties will assume charge of construction
work at Plattsburg barracks, relieving Cap
tain Edward II. Hartmann.
Captain H. b. Kirkland signal corps
Ohio National guard, is authorized to at
tend course of instructions at the army
signal school, Fort Leavenworth about
August rs.
Inc following changes OBJ ottlcerS or med
ical corps are ordered: Captain Robert M
Cutler is relieved at, Fort Ontario and will
: proceed to San Francisco to take trans
port sailing about January 8, next, fol
Honolulu and report to the commanding
officer at Schofied barracks for duty, re
lieving Captain Charles F. Morse
Captain Morse after being thus relieved
will proceed transport to sail from
Manila about January 10 to San Francisco
Captain Alex Murray, upon arrival a
Seattle, will proceed to Fort Casey ant
report to the commanding general, depart
ment of Columbia, relieving Captain II
NJ. Smith, Captain Smith, upon being thu
relieved, win proceed to Philadelphia fo
duty.
First Lieutenant George M Lee will re
pair to this city and report to Command
ing Officer Walter Reed, general hospital
for observation and treatment.
Some other Changes.
Y Lieutenant Colonel Charles M. Candy
medical corps, upon expiration of presen
leave, will proceed to San Francisco an
report to the commanding general Depart