The Washington herald., 1913-10-31
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Army.


with rank from August 90 1873. from corporal, Thirt
Company. Coast AItilleC Corps. Is assigned TO tht
| Sixth Field ARTILLERY, to take effect November 1
1913. He will report b. letter to his regimertA
commander for assignment 10 station and batierJ
| and will procsed not later than December ]. lsl3
| 10 Join the station 10 which he may be assigned
By direction of the President, the retirement o.
Col. Frank Baker, Ordnance Department.. from
| active service on October =. 1913. under the re
quirements Of the act Of Congress approved June %
lsss. is announced Col. Baker win proceed to hi.
home.
The folJowips.nam second Iieutenants Of infan
try, recently appointed with znk from August %
1873 are assigned 10 regiments indicated after theiI
respective Frank B. jordan, APPOINTED from
corporal. Company f. Third Infantry. and assigned
TO Twenty-seEenth Infantry; Alfred T. saSknS
appointed from sergeant. Quartermaster Corps, and
assigned to Twenty-ffth Infantry.
Each Of the Officers named will report by letter to
his regimental commander for assignment TO station
and company and win proceed not later than De
cember l. 1915 TO Join the station to which he may
be assigned.
Leave Of absence to December 5. 1878 Is granted
Maj. Kensey J. Hampton, Quartermaster Corps
So much Of parsgTAPh 10. Special Orders, No, ls,
August a. 1913. War Department. as assigns Frst
Lieut.. Rodmsn Butler. CaVHlry, to the Secuno
Cavalry, to take effect November l. 1913 h amended
TO assign that officer to the Fifteenth Cavalry,
effective the date specified. Upon the expiration
Of the leave Of absence heretofore granted him Lieut.
Butler will report in person to the commanding
officer. Second Cavalry, at Fort Bliss. Tex. fOr
duty pending the arrival of the Fifteenth CaEalr.
Fist Lieut. Peter J. Hennessey. Fifteenth Cav
slry, Is relieved from assignment TO regiment
First Lieut.. Glen Z. Eigerton. Corps d En-
gineers, will report in person to Lieut.. Col Euclid
Il. Fnck. Medical CorIs. president q the eXamin
ing board at San Francisco Cal, appointed in
ransrarh II, special Orders, No. los. May o
1913. War Department at snch time he may
be reaured by the board for examination to dc
termiDe his fitness for promotion.
Fort Sam Houston. Tex, is designated the
n SrzfI ienf
Signal CoTz.
Leave Of absence for two months, to take effect
on about December s. 1873. Il granted First
Lieut. Erward A Brown Coast Artillery Corrs
Maj Charles Mex. Saltxman. signal Cops, haV-
ing completed the duty assigned to him In para
graph II. SPECIAL Orders. No. -. October q 1918.
War Depsrmest. will comply with paragraph Il,
Special ordsrs No. d., August =, l'i3 War Do
partmenk
The leave Of absence Eranted Col John r. viii.
iAmS. United States Amy. refined In Special
Orders. No. ~ September s. lsD. War Depart
msnt and extended IN Snecizl Orders. No. 81.
October J. 1915. War Department, Is further e1-
tended ten days.
The following promotions Of officers Of the Coast
ATtilIeTy CorIs aud dates Of rank announced:
HArTy l. Hawthorne. lieutenant colonel to colonel,
SertembeT .. ISIS
John d. Bsurtte lieutenant colonel to colonel.
SeptemhCT q. 1915.
Henry D. Todd. ir., major to lieutenant colonel.
September = 1915.
Thomas W. Winston. major to lieutenant colonel.
SeItember q. 1913
william Forse. captain to major. September =
1915
Carr W Waller, Ant lieutenant to captain. Sep
tember > 1913.
Col Hawthorne. Lieut.. Coils. Todd and Winston.
and Capt. Waller win remain at their present sta
tions and on their present duties
Col. Barrette upon the expiration of his present
leave Of absence will comply with much of pana-
garh u. Special Orders, No. -. September 8.
1915 relates to him. amended by paragraph S,
Special Orders, No. -. October /. 1913. War De
Tartment.
Mai Forse is assigned to duty at Fort Mckinley.
Me-. and will proceed to that station accordingly.
The following named Officers Of the Corps Of En-
ginecrs will report in person to Col William NJ.
Black. CorpS Of Engineers president OF the exAmin-
ing board, at the Army Building. New York City.
APPOINTED u paragraph 9, Special Orders, No. los.
May 9, 1913. War Department. at such time as they
may be redHired by the board for examination to
determine their fitness for promotion: Capt. I'd
ward y. Johnston. Capt George R. Sralding. Capt.
Elliott J.. Dent, CaIt. W. Goh Csples. CAPT. Henry
C. Jewett, First Lieut.. James A. O'Counor. First
Lieut.. Lewis H. Watkins. First Lieut.. Daniel j.
Sultan, and Second Lieut.. Milo T. Fox.
The following-uamed second lieutenants recently
appointed with rank from August %, 1913. are
assigned to regiments indicated after their 70
spectiTe names:
Ray W. Barker. CORPORAL, Qusrtemaster Corps,
to Tenth Cayalry.
Henry Abbey. n. corporal. Troop c. Eleventh
Cavalry. TO Tenth Cavalry.
Earl II. Coyle, corporaI. company % SiA1eentn
Infantry, to Thirteenth Cavalry.
Mack Carr. private, Company ]. Fifteenth In
fantry to Fourth Cavalry.
Stanley G. Drake, corporal. Troop NJ, Thirteenth
Cavalry to Ninth Cavalry.
Maxwell Kirby. private, Company B, First Bat
talon Of Engineers. to Third Cavalry.
Edmund p. Duyal, sergeant, Troop G. Eleventh
Cavalry, to Second Cavalry.
Robert Z. Camody. corporah Company NJ, Sew
enth Infantry, to Ninth Cavalry.
Each Of the Officers named, excerpt Lieut.. Earl
H. Coyle. will report by letter to his reZimentAl
for assignment to station and troop.
and will proceed not later than December /. 1918,
to Join the station to which he may be assigned
Lieut. Coyle will be assigned to Troop /. Thir
tenth Cavalry at Fort Riley. Kans.. and viii
paoceed not later than December l, 1915. to Join
that station