The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
ARMY ORDERS

Leave Of absence for two months Is granted Firs
Lieut. Frederick H. Foucar, Medical Corps, I,
examination for promotion his services can b,
spared by his commanding officer.
F1rst Lieut.. John NJ. Wright, Corps Of Engineers
Is relieved from duty at the Engineer School anc
viii report in person TO the officer in charge Of thu
engineer depot, Washington Barracks d. c.. 70,
duty as his assistant retaining station in this CITY,
First Lieut.. William W. Hicks, Coast ArtiIer,
Corps, upRn his relief from the Temporary com
mGnd Of the United States Army mine pispte,
Gen. John NJ. schoheld. will proceed to join tht
company.
Leave Of absence for twelve days to take effect or
or about December q, 1913, is granted Second Lieut.
Edward S. Harrison, Coast ARTILLERY Corps
Each Of the followingnamed officers of the Coast
ARTILLERY Corps will proceed at the proper time 70
mandant, Coast ARTILLERY School. on Februsry 2
1914 for six weeks course Of instruction in the
Coast ARTILLERY war game: Col Samuel E. Allen,
Co. Adelbert Cronkhte, Col. George T. Bartlett,
Col Harry L. Hawthorne, Col John D. Barrette
Lieut.. Col. Sidney s. Jordan Lieut. Col Morris K.
BsrroIl, Lieut. Col. Delamere Skerrett Lieut. Col
Henry D. Todd, IT.. Mr.. Joseph Wheeler, jr, Mai
Ro6en z. Csnsn' Mai Andrew Moses, and Mai
MATS Robert s. Abernethy and Edwin O. ssrratt.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps, will proceed at the pruper
time to Fort Monroe, Va, and report in person TO
the commandant, Coast ARTILLERY School on Febru-
ary 2 1914 for three weeks course of instruction
in the Coast ARTILLERY war game
Leave Of absence for one month on surzeon's
SSiAhS@S VI insanity Is granted First Lieut.. Gil
bert NJ. Allen, Nineteenth Infantry
Leave Of absence for ten days to take effect ON mr.
about December q, 1913. is granted First Lieut
Hiram II. Cooper, Twenty-hrxt Infantry, recruiting
officer. -s
Leave of absence for one month. to take effect
upon his arrival in the United States is granted
Capt. Lawrence s. Carson Twelfth CaTalry.
By direction Of the President, Mai AIber+ r.
Dalton Twenty-seTenth Infantry is detailed for
service and TO I'LL a vacancy in the Ouartermaster
Corps Maj. Dalton will proceed to Philadelpbis
and report in person to the depot quarte4master
at that place for duty assistant.
Leave Of absence for fifteen DAYS is granted Mai
MalVern-Hil Barnum, Ninth Cavalry
Leave OF ahsence for one month is granted First
Lieut. John Q. Maui Sixth Field ARTILLERY.
f1Bt Lieut. RollO +. Anderson Coast Artillery
Corps. is relieved from assignment TO the Nfneterntb
company and placed on the unassigned list TO take
enect January ], lsA He viii report to DE com
manding Officer, Coast Defenses of the One Fear.
tor assignment to duty on his staff
MAI kennth Morton, Ordnance Department viii
make not to exceed three visits per month during
JSnnHry. February, and March. 1914; to the works
O me mills Woven Cartridge Belt Company, wor-
caster, Mass, on Official business PERTAINING TO the
inspection Of material being manufactured for the
Ordnance Department.
The leave Of absence granted Cant Richard G.
Moore Corps Of Engineers, in Special Orders No
n. November 10. 1913, War Department, is extended
fifteen days
FIst Lieut. James S. Dusenhury, Coast Artillery
Corps, In addition to his other duties win assume
charge, under the instructions Of the Chief on The
QuartsmHster Corps. Of construction work at Fort
Sc-eTen. Ga, relieving First Lieut. DIN h Loueino
Coast ARTILLERY Corps, of that duty
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut. John Y
Mort, Coast Artillery Corps, in Special Orders No
q. November %, 1875, and extended in Snerial
Ordas, No. 81, December 2 1913 War Deuartment
is further extended fifteen days