The Washington herald., 1911-04-26
ARMY ORDERS.

Maj. CHARLES Nick. SALTZMAN. Sig
nal Corps, will proceed on or about
May 5, 1911. to Fort Leavenworth,
kans:. for the purpose of delivering
two lectures before the members of
Maj. Gen. ARTHUR MURRAY. General
Staff, is detailed as a member of the
army retiring board appointed to meet
a Washington during the temporary
absence of Brig. Gen. ROBERT K.
EVANS, General Staff
Leave OF absence for one month on sur
geon's certificate Of disability is
granted First Lieut. HOWARD L.
MARLIN, Coast Artillery Corps.
Leave of absence for three months. to
take effect on or about June l. 1911.
is granted First Lieut.. JOSEPH c.
BRADY. Fourth Infantry
Col. WILLIAM P. EVANS, infantry. is
relieved from treatment at the Army
and Navy General Hospital. Hot
Springs. Ark, and will proceed to
Corp. WILLIAM f. FORBES. general
service, infantry. recruiting station,
!o9 Wabash avenue. Terre Haute,
Ind, will he discharged from the
army by the officer in charge of that
station by purchase. under the prOvi-
sions of General Orders. No. 13, War
Department, January ., 1909.
Private LOUIS r. SNYDER, Signal
honor from the army by the COM
manding officer, Fort Omaha, Nebr,
on account of imprisonment under
sentence of civil court.
Private EARL l.. KAST. 18th Company,
Coast Artillery Corps. Fort Hancock,
y. j., will be sent to Fort Caswell,
n. C, with orders to report upon
arrival to the commanding officer,
mine planter. Gen. Edward o. c. Ord.
for duty aboard that boat. and to re-
lieve Private GARY NJ. STUKES.
135th Company. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
The resignation Of Veterinarian ROBERT
=" MHETRRTN Fourth Cavalry a
been accepted by The Secretary Of
War. to take effect April 30. 1911.
Special orders relating to Maj. GEORGE
D., DESHON. Medical Corps. is re-
voked.
The following changes in the assignment
of officers of the Coast Artillery Corps
are ordered: First Lieut. MAXWELL
MURRAY is relieved from duty with
the 5Sth Company: First Lieut.. WILL
LAM f. SHEDD. Jr.. is transferred
from the 18th Company to the SD
Company: Second Lieut. CALVIN
McC. SMITH. now attached to the
Twenty-third Company, is assigned to
that company
The following named officers are detailed
to enter the next class OF the Army
War College. and will report in per
son to the president of the college
in this. city on or about August Is.
FL FRANGTs for duty R sessrdipgly; Rs%EII Col
Eighth Infantry: Lieut.. Col. JOHN S.
MALLORY. infantry; Lieut.. Col
JOSEPH a. GASTON, cavalry: Lieut.
Col. RICHARD NJ. ELATCHFORD,
infantry: Lieut. Col WILLIS T.
MAY. infantry: Lieut.. Col. LUCIEN
G. BERRY, field artillery: Maj.
CLINT c. HEARN. Coast Artillery
Corps: Mai GEORGE B. DUNCAN,
Second Infantry: Maj. ROBERT ID.
Walsh. Eleventh Cavalry: Maj.
LEWIS NJ. KOEHLER. Fourth Cav
airy; Maj. WILLARD A. HOL-
BROOK. Eighth Cavalry; Capt.
Infantry; Capt. HERBERT o. WILL
ANS. commissarv: Capt. SAMUEL
d. ROCKENBACH, Twelfth Cavalry:
Capt. HERBERT A. WHITE. Elev-
enth Cavalry; Capt. FRANK X. FER
GUSSON. Coast Artillery Corps: Capt.
ROBERT S. ABERNETHY, Coast
Artillery Corps: Capt. HENRY z.
EAMES. Tenth Infantry: Capt
CHARLES S. LINCOLN, Second In
IAMS. Fifth Infantry: Capt DANA
try: Capt. UPToN BRINE. Jr.. Sixth
Field Artillery: Capt. DUNCAN K.
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Cavalry.