The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
ARMY ORDERS.

M. Hunter. inspector general, win pro
coed to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, and re
port to the commanding general. South
ern department for temporary duty Al
The Port of Embarkation. and upon thu
completion Of this duty will return to hi.
proper station. ...
i Second Lieut.. Charles Hines, Coast Ar.
ahery Corps. is relieved from assignment
10 the sixty-fifth Company. placed on tbs
| unassigned list, and will report to the
commanding officer. Coast Defenses OF
can francisco. for assignment to duty or
First Lieut.. Thomas E. Cathro. Ninth
Savalry. Will proceed to the Lettermar
General Hospital. the Preside of San
francisco. Cal, and report to the conn.,
ment
Leave for one month. TO take effect on
or about May Is, 1914. is granted First
| fantry.
First Lieut.. Henry c. Coe, Medical Re
| serve Corps, Is ordered to active duty In
me service OF the United States on &C
count OF an existing emergency, to take
eHect May p, 1914. He will proceed on
mat date to this city and report 10 the
commandment of the Army Medical School
Tor the purpose of delivering the address
to the graduating class on May g, 1914,
ana upon the completion Of this duty
VIII return to his home, and upon arrival
mere VIII stand relieved from active duty
D
Capt John p. Terrell, Coast Artillery
1orps, is relieved from assignment to the
NUN COMPANY. Is placed on the unas-
Slsn%d list; and viii report to the com
island Sound. for duty on his staff.
Each OF the following named officers of
the Coast Artillery Corps is relieved from
duty at the Army Service Schools Fort
l-eaVenwOTth, Kans., Is assigned to the
company specified after his name and
VIII proceed without delay TO join that
Capt. William S. Bowen, TO Ae Eighty
ninth Company.
Capt. Adna G. Clarke. to the 10th Com.
Tany
Capt. Howard L. Landers. to the First
capt. Hugh J. B. McEIgin. to the Both
Company.
Leave for three DAYS is granted Capt
John i. Wade. Second Cavalry.
Leave for three days is granted Capt
fantry.
So much Of paragraph o Special Orders.
No. y, February :. 1914 War department
as attaches Col. William A. skunk
cavalry. to the Eighth Cavalry. is re-
Noked; i'pon arrival at Manila, p L.
'"l skunk Will report to the commanding
signment to duty
BY direction Of the President. so much
81 paragraph %. Special Orders. No. lT2
May ]; 1911, War Department. as relates
lartm"nt. is amended To- read: Mai Jesse
g, Nichols. Ordnance Department
Leave for ten days is granted Capt
hrroII Power, Coast Artillery Corps
Capt. Roy b. Harper. Quarternaster
Corps, Will make not 10 exceed four visits
per month to points in the vicinity Of
Kansas city. Mo, for the purpose Of
Inspecting subsistence supplies and upOn
the compl"t inn Of tine duty enfoined will
return to Kansas city. Mo. after each
Col Henry p Birmingham. Medical
Corns, will proceed from Fort SIoCum,
y. y, to Vera Cruz. Mexico. and report
10 the commanding general Of the United
states forces al that place for duty
Mai. Robert I. Noble. Medical Corps.
now on leave Of absence in this civ
having relnquished the uneXpired pOr-
ton OF said leave will proceed TO Vera
SruZ Mexico. and report to the com
handing general Of the United States
forces ut that place for duty pertaining
10 sanitation.
Each Of the following named officers Of
the Coast ARTILLERY Corps i transferred
as Indicated after his name and will Join
me company to which transferred:
capt Henry X. Casey from the lsIst
company TO the 18th COMPANY
capt. Samuel NJ English from the 18th
company to the Sixty seventh COMPANY
~, :" Ir-ch 81 paragraph 1 special orders.
as relieves Capt. Richard Furnival,
cast Artillery Corps. from duty on the
stan or the commanding officer. Coast
pefenses Of Chesapeake Rav. and as
signs him to the Eighty-SiXth company
Is amended 50 AS 10 take effect July Il.
Maj. William J. Barden. Corps Of En-
gIneers, are relieved from duty at the
ArlEy War College and will report in
person to the chief OF engineers for duty.
OF stephen NJ. FoOte and Mai Aston
Hamilton. Coast Artillery Corps are re-
leNed from duty at the Army War Col
IeSe and viii r.tain station in this city.
Mai Earle IA. PeaTCe. Coast Artillery
Corps, Is relieved from duty at the Army
War college and will proceed TO Fort
L"uen. y. Y. and report in person 10
the comma nd!ng officer for duty.
Mai Joseph Wheeler jr. Coast Ar
uiiery Corps. is relieved from duty at
Fort Totten. y. Y, ard will proceed 10
Fort Adams. r /. and report in person
fenses Of Narragansett Rav. for assign
ment 10 DUTY as fort commander OF Fort
Adams.
Paragraph :, special orders. No. IS
ing To Lieut.. Coils. Henry 4 Shaw and
Frank r. keefer, Medical Corps. is re-
Vokcd
I.irut, Col Henry \. Shaw, Medical
Corps. is relieved from duty as attend
ing surgeon at Boston, Mass, TO take
erect AZ once. and will proceed TO Yves:
Point. y. y. and report in person to
the superintendent. United states Mill
tary Academy. for duty as surgeon and
! .rofrssur Of military hygiene. relieving
Lieut.. Col. Frank r. Keefer. Medical
"rps, who upon being thus relieved will
proceed TO Fort Sam Houston. Tex, and
report In person To the commanding gen
eTal, Southern Department. for assign
ment to duty az sanitary inspector Of
that department and as surgeon Of the
'avalrv Division. relieving Col William
u. Crosby. Medical Corps. as division
surgeon.
Leave for ten days is granted Lieut..
Col Frank r. keefer. Medical Corps. 20
take effect upon his relief from duty at
the United States Military Academy.
Col William \. Glassford. Signal Corps.
upon arrival in the United States. will
report 10 the commanding general. Wes'
ern Department. for duty as signal off,
Ger OF that department relieving Mai |
Daniel J. Carr. Signal Corps. who upon
being thus relieved will await orders at
San Francisco, Cal
Mai. Leonard II. Wildman. Signal Corps.
will proceed from Fort Leavenwor'h. I
Hans.. to Fl Paso, Tex, and upon ar
rival report to the commanding general.
Southern Department. for temporary
duty pertaining to the establishment Of
radio stations and other communications
along the southern border.
First Lieut.. William 4. Alfonte. Signal
nrps, will proceed from Fort Omaha.
Nebr. to Fort Bliss. Tex. and upon Az
general. Southern Department |
for assignment to temporary duty with
Field Company I. Signal Corps.
Lieut.. Col. John b. Porter. Judge ad- |
\ rmy Service School. Fort Leavenworth. !
Nans. and will proceed at once to Gal |
weston, Tex. and take the first trans |
port for transportation to Vera cruz. |
Mexico. and upon arrival will report to |
Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston, United |
states Army. for duty.
The following changes in the assign |
nents of officers OF the Coast Artillery !