The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
ARMY ORDERS.

\ board to consist of Mai Arthur W
Chase. Coast Artillery Corps: Capt
Francis Il. Lincoln, Coast Artillery Corps
Capt. Norman L. McDisrmid, Medi:a
! Jams. Coast Artillery Corps; First Lieut.
7 Harry y. Herns, Medical Corps is ap
3 pointed TO meet at Preside, San Fran.
cisco. to conduct examination OF appli,
Cants for commissions in volunteer forces
/ Each OF the following officers of tbs
Medical Reserve Corps is relieved from
. duty at the post indicated after his name
To sail on or about September = for the
! l.. Freelapd. Fort Mott. y. J.; First
Lieut., William NJ. Archer, jr., Fort ST
Philip. La
Lieut.. Joseph PASSENGER. jT., Fifteenth
Cavalry Lieut.. PASSENGER will sail for
the Philippine Islands on OF about Oc-
tOber :. instead Of September ). as here
tufOre ordered.
First Lieut.. Burt W. Phillips, Four
teenth Infantry. will make not to eX-
Ceed one visit per month during the fiscal
year ending June 80. from indianapolis,
Ind. to Columbus and Toledo. Ohlo1
Ypslanti, Mich. and Chicago. Ill, in the
order named. ON official business per-
tanning to the instruction Of the Militia
Signal Corps organizations.
Leave for four months on surgeons
certificate Of disability Is granted Sec
ond Lieut. Frederic w. Whitney, Philip
pine Scouts.
Mai. Wilford ]. Hawkins, Ordnance De-
pertinent, detailed a member Of the board
of officers appointed to make a study Of
all features of guns, carriages. ammuni-
ton. fre-contTOl instrumentsE range
tables, and range charts with the object
of determining their probable eject upon
the accuracy Of IRE with seacoaSt can
non. vice Capt. Lucian B. Moody, Coast
Artillery Corps. hereby relieved.
Capt. Mathew A. ReasOner. Medical
Corps. relieved from duty with the Sec
Me- IT, nj FrNTr,
further duty at Fort ID. A. Russell. WyO..
and will proceed to New York City and
take station at that place to attend a
course Of instruction at the Rockefeller
Institute.
Col Henry A. Greene, infantry, is re-
heved from duty at headquarters. Gem
traI Department. to take effect August
Is. and will proceed to Fort Leavenworth.
mandant of The Army Service Schools
on August II. relieving Lieut.. Col. Will
lam Z. Burnham. infantry.
Col Daniel A. Frederick. infantry, de-
tailed as officer in charge Of militia
affairs. Central Department, to take ef-
feet August II.
Col. Charles r. Noyes. Twenty-second
Infantry. relieved from assignment to
that regiment and is detailed as officer
in charge of militia affairs, Eastern De-
partment. to take effect July q. relieving
Col. Walter X. Wright. infantry.
The following changes in the stations
and uuIleS OF OE1CtEH Oh llt OF
Engineers are ordered: Mai. Lewis H.
Rand is relieved from station at Gin
cinnati. and will proceed TO San Fran
cisco, Cal, and relieve Maj. Sherwood
A. Cheney. of the duties in his charge
pertaining to the Third San Francisco
District Mai Rand will report in per-
son to the president OF the California
Debris Commission for duty as secretary
and disbursing officer Of that commits
sion. relieving Maj. Cheney OF that duty.
Mai Cheney after being thus relieved
will proceed to Fort Lesvenworth, Kans.,
and report in person on August 20, to
Schools for duty at the schools. Capts
William A. Mitchell and Ralph T. Ward
are relieved from their present duties
and stations, are detailed to enter the
class. at the Army Field Engineer School
Mai. Michael ]. McDonough relieved
from duty at Fort Leavenworth. Kans.,
and at The Army Service Schools. to