The Washington herald., 1911-03-10
ARMY ORDERS

The following officers to San Antonio. Tex. for
assignment to commands: Brig Gen MARION
| +. MAUS. Brig. Gen. FREDERICK A
| SMITH, and Brig Gen. RALPH W. HoYT.
The following officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY Corps
to Galveston, Tex. for duty Ns reEimental field
and staff officers Mai JOHN d. BARRETTE
| Mai. EDMUND VI. BLAKE, SIaj. FRANK W.
COE., Capt JOHN c. GILMORE. Jr.. Capt,
| FREDERICK L. DENGLER. and First Lieut.
| LAWRENCE C. CRAWFORD.
The following officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY Corps
to Fort Monr9e for duty rgimental feld and
staff oficers: Mai. RICHMOND Z. DAVIS
Mai. JOHN L. HAYDEN. Mai. FRANK E.
| HARRIS, Mai LOUIS Il. BURG ESS. Capt.
JAMES F. HOWELL Capt CURTIS G.
RoREBECK. and First Lieut. WALTER c.
BAKER
Col JOHN V. WHITE. Coast Artillery Corps to
Fort Monroe for the purpose Ct organizing and
c-mmanding the Third Provisional Regiment,
Coast AriIley Corps.
The following officers Of tho Coast ARTILLERY Corps
to Fort Monroe for duty as regimental field and
staff officers: Lieut.. Col. HENRY c. DAVIS,
Maj WII.MOT f. ELLIS Mai WILLIAM q.
HAAN. Maj. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAINE.
Capt GRANVILLE SEWER, Capt. FRANCIS
w. RALSTON. and First Lieut.. BRAINERD
TAYLOR.
The following officers Of tie Coast ARTILLERY Corps
to San Francisco for duty regimental field
and staff cficerS: Maj. IRA A. HAYNES. Mai.
THOMAS B. LAMOREUX. Mai ARTHUR w.
CHASE. Mai JAMES A. SHIPTON. Capt.
JACOB e. JOHNSON. Capt LOUIS s. CHAP
PEIEAR, and Capt JOHN MCBRIDE. Jr.
Capt. STANLEY d. ESIBICK. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. to Fort Monroe to lecture TO the Coast
ARTILLERY School the subject Of the fortifcl-
tion oi the Panama Canal
Maj LUCIEN G. BERRY, Third Field ARTILLERY.
relieved from temporary duty at army service
schools, Fort LCayenwOrth, and TO join his bat
talon.
| Capt. WILLIAM H. PEEK. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
detailed for general recruiting service
Each Of the following quartemaSters to Newport
News. Va: Capt. RALPH S. GRANG Err.
KilnatriGk; Capt JOSEPH F. GoHN. Sumner.
and Capt JOHN c. McARTHUR. Mcclellan.
Capt DAVID B. CASE. assigned to duty pJr-
chasing commisS,ry at Chicago during absence Of
Mai HARRY L. WILKINS.
Mai ELBERT T.. PERSONS, Medical Corps, win
pruceod without delay to San Antonio. Tex.
for duty.
Capt. CLEMENT C. wHITCOMB. Medical Corrs.
to San Antonio. Tex. for duty as medical supply
officer.
Capt BER~RAM T. CLAYTON. to Galveston.
Tex. icr duty as chief quartermaStsr.
Mai WILLIS T. MAY Fifteenth Infantry. re
lievod from duty at the army service schools,
Fort Lcarenwurth Kans.
The following officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY Corps
will report at Fort Mills. p. L. for examination
To determine their fitness for pronotion: Capt.
GEORGE T. PATTERSON. Capt. JAMES F.
BRADY. First Lieut.. John O'NEIL Second
Lieut.. MONTE J. HICKOK, and Second Lieut..
JOHN X. JENGSON.
Mai WILLIAM NJ. ROBERTS. Medical Corps. is
relieved from temporary duty at Fort OEle-
lifTTT. Ia. ana VIII TTDceNQ Win Ile EleyeDI
Cavalry to Fort sam Houston Tex.
Mai PAUL ?. STRAUB. Medical Corps win pro-
cred at once TO san Antonio. Tex. for duty IS
sanitary inspector.
Capt. JOHN F. PRESTON and Capt. WILLIAM
T. CLARK. TaymaSters, TO San Antonio. Tex,
for temporary dnty.
The following assignments Of uuarternlasters are
ordered: Capt FRANK c. BOLI.ES to the
commanding general. Department of the MI-
so1ri. for temporary duty: Capt. ALEXANDER
VI. MILLER will assnme charge Of the Boston
depot Of the QuarterTnaster's Department, relieT-
ing Mai ROBERT H. ROLFE, Temporarily.
Mai RoLFE Will proceed to San Antonio, Tex
The cummardins general. Department Of the
Gulf Will designate officer to temporarily
relieve Mai GEORGE G. BAILEY as chief
quartCmaster Of that department Mai
BAILEY will proceed tn San Antonio. Tex.
Capt PEGRAM WHITWORTH detailed as
depot Quartermastsr at Galveston, Tex; Cart
HARRY l. PErTUS. to Newport News and
assume Temporary charge Of the equipment II
the transports; Capt JAMES Z. NORM0YLE.
to San Antonio. Tex. and assume charge Of
the quarteTmaster's depot; Capt. JOHN S.
WYNN, to Fort LeaYcnwOrth Kans., and tenn
pCrarily relieve Capt JAMES L. NORMOYLE
as constructing quarterInaSter.
Maj. WILLARD +. TRULY, Medical Corps, to
San Diego CAL, for duty.
Col. STEPHEN C. MILLS. General Staf to this
city and report to Mai. Gen. WILLIAM II.
CARTER for assignment chief of staff Of the
troops now c0DceDtratins at San Antonio. Tex.
First Lieut.. ADAM Z. SCHLANSER. Medical
Corps, is relieved from tenpurary duty at Mill
tary Academy and viii return without delay to
duty with Company c. Hospital Corps
The following officers of the Medical Corps will pro
ceed without delay to San Antonio, Tex, and
assume cJnmand Of the four field hospitals to be
assembled at that place: Mai. BASIL h.
BUTCHER. Mai FREDERICK N; HART:
SOCK. Mai HARRY l. GILCHRIST, and
Maj. ROBERT Q. PATTERSON.
Capt. GEORGE d. SCOTT and PERCY L JONES.
Medical OhTps to San Antonio. Tex.
Mai. EDWARD 4. KREGER, Judge advocate. TO
nrrH frrlD Frrfy ft1ou aA,up afa ~
partment Of the Colorado. and will repair to this
city and report in person to the Judge Advocate
General Of the army for duty in his Office.
Mai THOMAS H. REES. Corps Of Engineers, re-
lieEed from duty at the Army War College and
assigned to duty chief engineer officer Of the
division TO be concentrated at San Antonio, Tex
Lieut.. Col. WILLIAM W. GIBSON. Ordnance De
partment. viii report to the commanding ~sficer.
Walter Reed General Hospital. for observation
and treatment.
Each Of the following officers will proceed at to
Galveston. Tex: Lieut. Col. GEORGE T.
BARTLETT. General STAFF. chief Of staff;
Capt CLARENCE o. SHERRILL. Corps Of
Engineers as chief engineer officer.
Capt WILLIAM ]. LUTZ. Twenty-eighth Infantry.
relieved from duty constructing QuartermasteT
at Fort Smelling. Mimi
The resignation by Mai EDWARD A. KREGER.
Judge advocate, Of his commission as captain Of
infantry only has been accepted BY the Presi-
dent, to take effect March 8. 1911
The leave Of absence heretofore granted Second
Lieut. HENRY W. HALL. Fourth Cavalry. is
extended twenty days
DANIEL B. DEvoRE. Eleventh Infantry, detailed
as member Of the General STAFF Corps, to take
effect March IS, 1911. vice Mai. WILLIAM p.
BURNHAM, General STAFF. who is relieved, to
take effect March H. 1911
Mai. FREDERICK P. REYNOLDS. Medical Corps.
will perform the duties Of medical snperintend-
ent Of the transport service at Newport News
Mai GEORGE o. SQUIER, Signal Corps, will TO
port to Mai Gen. WILLIAM a. CARTER, Gen.
ezal Stah. in this city. for duty as chief signal
officer Of the provisional division ut San Antonio,
Tex, and win accompany him TO San Antonio.
The following changes in the stations and duties Of
officers Of the Corps Of Engineers are ordered: /:
First Lieut. JOHN ]. KINGMAE, relieved from
duty as recorder and disbursiFs officer Of the
board Of engineers and viii proceed without delay
to San Antonio Tex; First Lert- CHARLES
X, ROCKWELL will proceed without delay to
San Antonio; Capt. EDWARD NJ ADAMS will
proceed to New York City.
Can't MONROE G. KERTH. Genxal Staf. detail
cd as member, recorder. and disbursing officer Of
the National Beard for the Promotion Of Rifle
Practice vice CAPT. HENRY G. LEARNARD,
General staff. hereby relieved.
Brig Gen. WALTER s. SCHUYLER VIII proceed
without delay to San Antonio.
Lieut.. JOHN r. GUILFOYLE, Seventh Cavalry,
relieved from duty at Fort Riley. Kans., and
win proceed without delay to Fort Sam Houston.
Capt. CLARENCE a. CoNNoR. Medical Corps
viii proceed without, delay to San Antonio, Tex
Leave for two months on or about June /. 1911.
Is granted Maj PETER c. FIELD. Medical
Mai. HENRY A. SHAW. Medical Corps. detailed
as member Of the examining board appointed 10
meet at Manila. p. I.
NAVAL ORDERS.
The following orders have been issued:
Lieut.. W. SMITH. to duty Missouri as ordnance
onicsr'