Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-24
ARMY ORDERS
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WASHINGTON, d. c., May r.
Army orders: Capt Henry R. Rich
mond, Tenth cavalry, upon completion
of French school of application,
Saamur France, will proceed to Fort
Leavenworth, for temporary duty,
thence to proper regiment; First Lieut..
Dawson Olmsted. signal corps, will pro-
coed to Pittsburg, temporary duty,
thence to proper station; Capt. Edward
Carpenter, Coast Artillery corps, will
proceed to Fort williams, Me-. and
Fort II. G. Wright, N. Y, for temper
airy duty, thence to proper station. The
following officers are detailed to enter
next class at army school, Fort Leav-
enworth. on August Is: Capts. Ed
ward l.. King, Charles A. Romeyn,
Second cavalry; Frank L. Case, Fourth
cavalry; Wallace B. Scales, Fifth cav
airy; Robert ]. Fleming, Tenth caval-
ry; John NJ. Morgan, 18th cavalry;
Walter C. Babcock, 18th cavalry; Oren
B. Meyer, 14th cavalry; Casper w.
Cole, 18th cavalry; William S. Brown
ing, Sixth Field artillery; Alfred A.
Starbird Fifth Field artillery; Herschel
Tapes, First infantry; Robert I. Rees,
Third infantry; ]. d. Hall, Fourth in
fantry; Thomas M. Anderson, Jr., Sew
enth infantry; /. c. Welborn, Ninth in
fantry; William Taylor, Tenth in
fantry; Edgar A. Meyer, nth infantry;
Edwin S. Hartshorn, 14th infantry;
Preston Brown, 18th infantry; w. C.
Johnson, 18th infantry; Edmund s.
Sayer, Jr., 21st infantry; Robert Whit
field, 22d infantry; Albert r. Dilling-
ham, 23d infantry; William E. Bennett,
Jr., 25th infantry; William G. Rogers,
9th infantry; William ]. Lutz, 2Sth
infantry; Frederick w. Lewis, 18th in
fantry; William A. Carlton, 30th in
fantry; Adna G.. Clarke, Francis II.
Lincoln and Clarence M. Conden, Coast
artillery. Capt. James L. Beyans, Med
ical corps. is designated as medical
superintendent of transports, San Fran
cisco, vice Capt. Edwin w. Rich, Medi-
cal corps, relieved. Leaves of absence:
Lieut.. Col. John H. Beacon, inspector
general, two months Capt. Charles H.
Errington, 1th infantry, four months;
Mai Thomas g. Hanson, Eighth in
fantry, from August 10 to September 5.
WASHINGTON, May 22-First Lieut..
Charles T. Harris, Jr., ordnance depart
ment, will proceed to Dover, N. j., for
duty. First Lieut.. BENJAMIN H Pope,
Eighth infantry, upon expiration OF leave,
will report to Col. Charles st. J. Chubb,
infantry, Forth Leavenworth, for exam
liam G. Han, general staff, is relieved
from duty in this city and will proceed
to Governors Island for duty as assist
ant to chief of staff, eastern division.
Capt James C. Rhea, Seventh cavalry
will report to governor general, Philip
pine islands, for duty. The name Of
First Lieut.. Thomas M. Knox, cavalry,
is removed from list of detached officers,
and the name of First Lieut. Allison B.
Deans, Jr., coast artillery corps, is placed
thereon
BY direction of the president, Maj.
George E. Stockle, Ninth cavalry, is de-
tailed for service in quartermaster's de-
partment First Lieut.. Charles j. Nay
Tor, Fourth cavalry, now on leave, VIII
proceed to Walter Reed, general hos
pital, for treatment.
Leaves of absence; First Lieut. Carl
Beard, Third cavalry, from June 10 to
August "a; Second Lieut.. Walter F. VIM
ton, Seventh cavalry, ten days; F1rs'
Lieut.. Hamilton Bowie, Ninth cavalry
three months.