The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave of abs<nce for five days. to take
effect on or asout June 16, 1914, is granted
Capt. William n. Hughes, recruiting OF
First Lieut.. Augustus F. w. Macmanus,
United States Army, retired, with ms
consent IA assigned to active duty ana Is
detailed al an acting quartermsste5. ne
will proceed TO Fort Logan b. Hoots,
Ark, and take charge of the properly
and funds pertaining to the Quartermas-
ter Corps at that post. a.
take erect June II, 1914 is granted Lieut..
Col William L. Sibert, Corps Oh Ell
gineers. ..;o,.
and duties of officers Of the Medical Corps
are ordered:
Capt Charles z. McBrayer is relieved
from duty at Fort William II. Seward,
Alaska, and Capt. Robert a Plerson Is
relieved from duty at Fort Snsoii,
will enable them to comply with this
order. When the transport to sail from
San Francisco, Cal, on or ABOUT June
f. lsl4 for Alaskan Ressaysr ISfss sss and On piere
SOC will proceed on that transport to the
United States and upon arrival report
by telegraph to the adjutant general Oh
the army for further orders
Capt Herbert H. Sharpe is relieved
from duty at Fort Winfield Scott, Cal,
to take effect at such time as VIII en-
able him to comply with this order and
will proceed at the proper time TO San
Francisco, Cal, and take the transport
to sail from that place on or about June
Is, 1914, for Fort Davis, Alaska, anD upon
arrival will report in person TO the cons
manding officer Of that post Tor duty
and by letter tc the commanding gen.
eral, Western Department. relieving First
Lieut.. William b. Meister.
Lieut. Meister upon being thus relieved
will proceed to Fort Liscum. ALASKA. and
report in person to the commanding Of
ficer of that post for duty and by letter
to the commanding general. Western De-
rartment.
Artillery Corps in addition to his other
duties will relieve Mai. Harry L. Pettus,
Quartermaster Corps. Of his present du-
ties and will receipt TO Mai. Pettus for
Capt. Ralph S. Granger. Sixth Field
Artillery, will proceed to Fort Riley,
Kans., and report to the commanding
Officer Of that post for temporary duty,
comply with paragraph 90 Special Orders,
No. IS, April Is, 1914, War Department
Each of the following-named officers
Is releved from aS at to tfs aske ustss seet
on the date specified after his name.
and will then proceed to join his proper
station: Capt William A. johnson. Corps
Royal X. Greene, Coast Artillery Corps.
June Is, 1914; First Lieut. Richard
Donovan. Coast Artillery Corps, June is.
1914, First Lieut. SanderforQ Jarman,
Coast Artillery Corps. June 6, 1874: First
Lieut.. Elmer F. Rice. First Infantry,
June 30, 1914: First Lieut.. Paul A. Larned.
Infantry, July 90 1914: Second Lieut.. John
F. Curry, Fifth Infantry, June 2, 1914:
Second Lieut.. James E. Clancy, Ninth
Infantry, July 9, 1914
The following named officers will pro-
ceed at the proper time to West Point,
N Y, and report in person on August
q. 1911. to the superintendent, United
States Military Academy. for duty: First
Lieut. Richard H, Somers. Coast Artillery
Corps; First Lieut.. George r. Goethais,
Corps OF Engineers; First Lieut. Robert
c. Richardson, tr., Twenty-third Infan-
try; Second Lieut.. Charles P. Hall.
G. Stanton, Coast Artillery Corps: Sec
ond Lieut. James d. Burt, Twenty-sixth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Gregory Hoising-
ten, Fourteenth Infantry; Second Lieut..
walter B. Robb, Twenty-ninth Infantry:
Second Lieut.. Benjamin c. Lockwood.
jr. Twenty-second Infantry; Second