The Washington herald., 1914-08-18
ARMY ORDERS.

The following transfers are announced:
Second Lieut.. Joseph w. Allison, Jr.'
from infantry TO cavalry on July D win
Second Lieut. Cedric W. Lewis from
cavalry TO infantry on July - with ram
irIn IIeut ulI Allison is assigned to Thirteenth
lieut. Lieut. Lewis is assigned to Fifth In
iT"si CAPT. Frank A. Barton. Cavalry: as
signed as commandant, United states
Military Prison, Fort LeaNenHOr'I IN
Eans., upon relief Of Col. Herbert }.
si9eGm' Sop1 GaTTiHSn faTatS 5. Kerrick. Coast Ar
tilIerv Corps. will proceed to Fort Leay-
enworth Kans.. and report 10 the SuliL @
mandant. United States military PTrsTr. PTSC{r-
Capt. william H. Clopton. r; Ihir I
teenth Cavalry, will proceed TO the Ley
ternan General Hospital. the Presidlo Oh
san Francisco. Cal, for trea atment,
The commanding officer, New fCTh NL
ssnai or his commissioned assistant. VII!
visit the places in Connecticut ht5 en-, |
after specified in the order named on
official business pertaining 10 thS !"S'.k
instruction Of the Coast ARTILLERY "E-auI-
Zation Of the organized militia. |ttrn-
wich. Stamford, Norwalk. I'a"G>!Ig,
Bridgeport. New London Jameson
Leave for one month on. account OF
sickness is granted Mai William l. heL-
ler Medical Corps. ...,e,
upon his relief from duty IN TINS CiS
will proceed to Fort Riley. Mans, NoI, VI
Greble will proceed from Fort SHTE 80 "a
FL Paso, Tex. and join the SiN'h ie'u
First Lieut.. Burton O. Lewis. ordnance
Department (seCOnd lieutenant + Fltlu "a d
tinery), will proceed 10 TOBY mama, a.
and report September :. to the Commah1,
ing offfcer, second Battalion. Third Fleid
ARTILLERY, for duty until SEPTEMBER Il
Upon completion Of this Huty .-I' IL
Lewis will return TO his proper ,aiIa5 ,s
st'5Snt oficers at the School Of Fire Tor
Field ARTILLERY, Fort Sill. okIs.i "S' :
Field Artillery. Second Lieut. ai'eI
Winton: Third Field Artillery. Capt MOT
ris = Locke. First Lieut.. Edwin De l.
smith. and First Lieut. Louis X. Dough-
ertv: Fourth Field ARTILLERY: Capt; QBver
Firsf Iisut Leroy +. Collins. and First
iant Charles p. HolIinGsworth; Fifth
Field ARTILLERY Capt. Richard H Nc
Master. FIRST Lieut. Emery /; SnIirn; Fira;
lent Kenneth $. Perkins, and Second
Lieut. Frank Bloom: sixth Eide Aru!-
ierv. Capt. Charles r. Lloyd, FIRST LieGt
John G. Tynall. Second Lieut. Lucleh n.
ToWaferro, Second Lieut. Edward y.
Hicks and Second Lieut.. Jonathan w.
Anderson The officers named who are
not already at Fort Sin: with the s4cePP-
Third Field Artillery, will report SePtem,,
her "a Lieut. Edwin d L. Smith will
proceed September Is to Fort Sill
4 Mai William s. McNair. Sixth Field
ARTILLERY. is detailed as a student officer
at the School of Fire for Field ARTILLERY,
Fort Sill. okla, and will proceed to Fort
sill and report on November 10 until De
cember l..
Col. James T. Kerr, adjutant general.
is retired from active service.
Lieut.. Col. William Z. Horton, Quar-
termaster Corps, will proceed TO Newport
News, Va, for temporary duty pertain
Lieut. Col Horton will proceed to New
port News via this city for conference
with the Quartermaster General OF the
By direction Of the President, First
Lieut.. William W. Rose, Coast ARTILLERY
Va. for duty as assistant to Lieut. Col
William E. Horton. Quartermaster Corps
in charge of fitting out Of transports
BY direction of the President, the iol-
lowing officers will proceed TO NeWport
News, Va, and report to Lieut.. Col. VIII
lam Z. Horton. Quartermaster Corps. Tor
assignment to duty as transport quarter
masters: Capt John L. De Witt. Quar-
-GeEps; Capt Briant II. Wells,
Infantry; Capt James u
Tilford, Third Cavalry; Capt James V.
Heidt Ninth Infantry, and First Lieut..
William G. Meade, Second Cavalry.
Mai Bertram T. Clayton. Quartermas-
ter Corps, in addition to his present du-
ties will report to the governor OF the
Panama Canal for the purpose OF assist
ing in the arrangement and layout OF
the Empire buildings for the accommo-
dation Of the Fifth Infantry.
First Lieut. Walter s. Drysdale, Twen-
Point, n. Y, and report August 2 to the