The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08
ARMY ORDERS.

SOfps Oh E<uki-
neeIs, viii report TO Lieut.. Col Joseph
r: Kuhn, Corps Of Engineers, president
u the examining board at Washington
barracks, ID. c., appointed in special
orders. No. q. February 3. 1914, War De-
partment. at such time as he may be
| required by the board for examination to
determine his fitness for promotion. The
Jest In horsemanship and physical ex-
ANIMATION Will be conducted by the COM
n'landlng officer, Washington Barracks.
immediately preceding the examination
for promotion
Special orders. No 70. April IS. 1914,
war department. directing Mai. William
y. Cole and First Lieut.. Guy A. Mix.
coast Artillery Corps. TO proceed to Girls
tobal, Canal Zone. on the steamship
scheduled to leave New York. n. Y. on
or about May ls, 1914. is amended so as
10 direct those officers to sail on the
steamship scheduled to leave New York
on Or about May O. 1914.
The resignation by First Lieut. Alex
ander Lambert. Medical Reserve Corps,
OF his commission In that corps has beer,
accepted by the President, to take ef-
feet May 6. 1914.
Maj. Albert Z. TRULY, Medical Corps,
VIII proceed to Galveston, Tex, and as
place
Special orders. No. 100. May 2. 1914. War
Col. Henry p. BIrminsham, Medical
Corps. to report to the commanding gen.
eral OF the United States forces at Vera
CTuz. Mexico. for temporary duty.
Zach Of the following named officers
is relieved from assignment to the regi-
ment Indicated after his name. TO take
effect August ]. 1914: Mai. Peter E.
Trau6. Seventh Cavalry; Capt. TiImah
Campbell. Second Field Artillery; Chap
lain Edward F. Brophy. Seventh Cavalry.
and First Lieut.. Troup Miller. Seventh
Cavalry.
Each officer named will proceed on or
about August Is. 1914. to the United States
and upon arrival will report by telegraph
10 the adJutant general or the army for
further orders.
The following transfers are ordered to
take effect August l. 1914: Mai. Charles
J. Symmonds. from the Twelfth Cavalry
10 the Seventh Cavalry. Capt Joseph F.
barnes. from the Sixth Field Artillery to
the u" Second Field Artillery: Chaplain
Thomas Livingston. from the Twenty
third Infantry to the Seventh Cavalry.
and First Lieut. George F. Nelson, from
the Third Cavalry to the Seventh Cav
airy.
Each of the officers named will proceed
I" san Francisco. Cal. at such time
as Will enable him to comply with this
order. Will sail on the transport sched-
S a9gus 10 ea we, that place on or about
Islands. and upon arrival there will ioin
the regiment to which he is transferred
capt Barnes will be assigned to bat
wy .NflSDn VIII ne assigned
to troop by their respective regimentaI
commanders
b. direction of the President. the army
retiring board appointed to meet at For;
Bliss, Tex, in paragraph ). special or
ders. No. Is, January %. 1914. War De-
partment. is dissolved.
Paragraph $; specia! orders. No. VI,
April u. 1914; War Department. relating
70 Capt. John Il. HuGgins and First
Lieut. Michael 4. Dudley, Medical Corps.
Is revoked.
BY direction of the President. and in
accordance with section I246. revised sta
ed TO meet at Fort Bliss. Tex. from
time to time at the call of the president
Of the board for the examination of
such officers as may he ordered before it.
Detail for the board-Members. Brig.
Gen. John J. Pershing. United States
army: Col Charles \. F. Hatfield. ThIr-
tenth cavalry Col George Bell. jr..
Davidson. Medical Corps; Capt. William
II. Richardson. Medical Corps.
- Recorder-ttrst Lieut. Olney Place.
Thirteenth Cavalry.
Mai. William F. Lewis and Can't Ad-
olson u. DAVIS. MediciI Corps, are de
tailed as medical examiners and wit
nesses before the army retiring board
IN orders Of this date. and viii report
10 the president Of tn. board when sum
noned by him for duty accordingly
ny direction Of the President. Col.
lN''fAt II IL isa'NE ip'as-n. NtNtlt'D
will report in person to Brig
len. John J. PcrshinG United States
army. president OF an army retiring
'Oard AT Fort Bliss. Tex. at such time
IS he may designate for examination by
he board. and upon the completion Of
Ms examination Col. LOuGhborOugh will
-eturn to the place OF receipt by him OF
his order.
Mai. William WeigeI. Twenty-third In
antry, is relieved from assignment TO
hat regiment
Mai. Harrison j Price Fifth Infantry.
: transferred to the Twenty-third In
antry lie is relieved from treatment at
he Walter Reed General Hospital H.
:. and upon the expiration OF the leave
heretofore granted him will proceed 10
DIN the regiment to which transferred.
Mai. James l.. BcvanS. Medical Corps.
Will proceed to Fort sam Houston. Tex.
md report to the comma ndinE general.
Department for temporary
iuty 70 organize and command Field
Hospital No. :.
Capt Harold W. Jones. Medical Corrs,
: relieved from duty with Ambulance
company No. ; Second Division. and
will proceed to Fort Sam Houston. Tex
md report to the commanding general.
southern Department, for temporary
iuty to organize and command Ambu-
anCe Company No. :.
Leave for two months Is granted Chap
ain George J. Waring. Eleventh Cav
ilry.
NAVAL ORDERS