The Washington herald., 1914-12-01
ARMY ORDERS.

ne leave Of absence granted Second Lieut..
Frederick GiIbreath. Fourteenth Cavalry. IS e1-
tended one mouth.
Capt. Thomas A. Roberts. Second Cavalry, pro
csed to and take station al Providence r. l.
Leave Of absence for fourteen days IS granted
Second Lieut.. Harold G. Douglas. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps.
! Fist Lieut.. Russell V. venabIs. Twenty -seoond
Infantry, is relieved from duty at Fort SocIm,
y Y and from further duty recruiting SerE-
ice. TO take effect November .. lsli and upon the
expiration Of the leave of absence heretofore grant
ed him Will proved to Join his regiment.
CAPT. Julian VI. CabeI. United States army,
retired is relieved from duty with the Fifth Brigade
and will report to the Surgeon General o. the
Army fS Temporary duty in his office.
Each Of the foIloTin : named officers o' the Med
jcal Cons upon arrival in the United States from
Vera Cruz, Mexico will return to his proper sta
ton: Col Henry p. Birmingham and Lieut. Col
Henry D. Snyder.
upon arrival IN the United states from Vera
Cruz Mexico, will repair To this city Tor con
snltation with the Surgeon General Of the Amy.
Mai Elbert z Persons Medical Corps. upon
arrival IN the United States from Vera Cruz, Mex
leo will repair tn this city for completion Of the
duty assigned to him in paragraph }. sTial orders,
No II. May a. 1914, War Department.
Col Orin II. Mrcham. Ordnance Department,
proceed to East Orange. \. j. for the purpose
Of making the inspection oi Battery A, Field Ar
tinery, NatiOual Guard Of New Jersey.
The commanding officer, ban Antonio Arsenal.
hereinafter Indicated to the places named after
January l. 1915 on inspection Of field artillery
material in the hands Of militia batteries: Battery
A New Mexico National Guard Roswell n Mex Il
Rattery A. First Field ARTILLERY. Texas National
Guard Dallas. Tex; battalion Washington Light
ARTILLERY. Louisiana National Guard, New Orleans,
Ia.
Lieut.. Col. Charles H Muir, infantry. will rrr>
cecd TO Milwaukee. Wis. and inspect the tract
OF land near that place which the State Of Wis
consin desires 10 purchase from Federal funds
for use a target range. and upon completion
Of this duty will return to his proper station and
submit a report.
Mai Benjamin F. Hardaway. Seventeenth In
fsntry. proceed on or about December -. 1914. 10 |
Fort McPherSon. Ga. for temporary duty. and upon
the completion thereof will prOceed to Fort Leaven
worth Kama. for duty at The Amy Service
Schools heretofore directed.
The following pnonotlons Of officers nt the F1eid
ARTILLERY arm are announced: Maj Gs"rEe LeR.
Irwin. Fourth Field ARTILLERY. TO lieutenant colonel.
Fourth Field Artillery. November Is. 1871: Capt. !
Richard H. McMaSter, Fifth Field ARTILLERY. to (
major Fourth Field ARTILLERY, November IS. 1914: {
First Lieut.. Pelham D. Glassford, First Field Ar Z
tillery. to captain. FIrst Field ARTILLERY. NOvem-
Der IS 1914 and Second Lieut.. Herbert Hayden. .
Fourth Field ARTILLERY, To first lieutenant Fourth |
Field ARTILLERY. November IS. 1914.
Capt. GlaSSford and Lieut. Hayden viii be as
signed to batteries hy their respective regiulental
commanders.
The following changes in the assignments oT o.
acsrs of the Field Artillery arm ordered:
Lieut. Col. William LaSSiter. Fourth Field Ar
tiIleTy. to the Second Field Artillery. He will !
sail on the first transport upon which he may
securc Accommodations for Manila. Philippine
Islands.
Capt. Frank Z. Hopkins First Field ARTILLERY,
to the Sixth Field Artillery.
Capt. Raymond W. Briggs, Sixth Field ARTILLERY
TO the Fifth Field ARTILLERY.
First Lieut. William McCleATe. Fourth Field Ar.
tillery to the FirSt Field Artillery He will pro
ced on the first transport from San Francisco Cal,
to Honolulu, Hawaii.
n. Tarbutton. Thirtieth Infantry. is extended one
month