Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-17
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Leave of absence for three months
and fifteen days is granted Capt. Gil
bert E. Humphrey. Corps of Engineers
Leave Of absence for two months IL
granted Maj. Frank c. Baker, Medica
Corps.
Maj Laurence c. Brown. Coast Ar
tlllery Corps. is relieved from tempo.
rary duty at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y.
and will revert to a status of absence
with leave.
Second Lieut.. John P. Lucas is as
signed to the 18th Cavalry.
| First Sergt. William M. Norris. Com.
pany e, 18th Infantry. is placed upor
the retired list at Fort Mcdowell, Cal
and Will repair to his home.
Sergt. William C. Ocker, aviation sec.
tion of the Signal Corps, is announced
as on duty that requires him to par
tlcipate regularly and frequently IL
aerial flights from October s, 1914.
Second Lieut.. William H. H. Morris
jr.. is assigned to the 9th Infantry.
Leave of absence for two months
with permission to apply for an ex-
tension of one month. is granted Capt
Samuel F. Dallam. Quartermaste1
| Corps
| Ordnance Sergt. John McLaren, port
OF embarkation, Galveston. Tex. will
relieve Ordnance Sergt. Charles Erbse
| Sergt. Erbse will proceed to Fort Grant
Canal Zone. for duty.
| The following named officers will be
| examined for promotion as soon as
practicable after January /, 1915:
| Capts. Samuel D. Rockenbach. 11th
Cavalry; Robert c. Williams, 14th Cav
airy; Walter c. Short, 4th Cavalry;
Powell Clayton, cavalry; Frank a. bar
ton. cavalry: George G. Barnhardt; loth
ry; Kirby Walker, 14th Cavalry.
First Lieuts James E. Abbott, 9Th
Cavalry; Rowland B. Ellis, 14th Cav
airy: Selwyn D. Smith, 10th Cavalry;
Clarence c. Culver. Sd Cavalry; Fred
erick G. Turner, 18th Cavalry; Franz
B. Edwards, 18th Cavalry; William z
Gardenhire, 4th Cavalry: BENJAMIN y.
Davis. 9Th Cavalry; Edward e. Wells
l4th Cavalry; Richard w. Walker, 18th
Cavalry; George A. F. Trumbo, cavalry
Taylor M. Reagan, 18th Cavalry: Rob-
ert F. Tate, 18th Cavalry; Sebring Z.
Megill, 4th Cavalry.
Second Lieuts. Philip Gordon. I'd Cav
airy; John T. Kennedy. 9Th Cavalry;
Horace NJ Hickam, 8th Cavalry; Homer
NJ. Groninger. 5th Cavalry; Stewart o.
Citing, 18th Cavalry: John K. brown,
I'd Cavalry; Richard D. Newman, llth
Cavalry; Ebert L. Grisen. Sth Cavalry:
William H. Garrison. jr. 18th Cavalry;
John H Muncaster. 4th Infantry; Theo-
dore K Spencer, 18th Infantry; Edwin
NJ Watson, oath Infantry; Charles u.
Hartman, Sd Infantry; Edgar S. Miller,
18th Infantry; Thomas e. don 9eh an,
fantry; Lester B. Baker. infantry;
George A. Matile. gath Infantry; Wal
ter r. Weaver, 18th Infantry; Alva Lee,
infantry; Roy w. Winton, !4th lnIan-
try; Frederick c. Phelps. 18th Infantry;
James L. Frink, Sd Infantry; Edmund
n. Andrews, 18th Infantry; Joseph A.
Rogers, goth Infantry.
First Lieut. Walter r. Taliaferro, Sig
nal Corps: second lieutenant OF infan-
try; Second Lieuts. Henry J. Damn.
26th Infantry; Max r. Wainer. 2sth In
fantry; Charles T. Griffith, 4th Infantry;
Robert H. Willis. jr.. 9Th Infantry;
Charles E. Coates, 27th Infantry; Mar
William B. Loughborough, Sd Infantry:
James w. Peyton, 18th Infantry; oral
e. Clark, 7th Infantry: Robert Cocker,
Sd Infantry; William F. Hoey, IT., l2th
Infantry; John H. Statesman 10th In
fantry; James A Sarratt, sth Infantry.
Capt Howard L. Laubach. infantry;
Capt. Elmer w. Clark, gath Infantry:
Capt Thomas l.. Smith. infantry; Capt
Howard R. Berry, Quarternmtaster corps
fantry; Capt. Lincoln F. Kilbourne,
26th infantry; Capt. William e. Rogers,
9th Infantry; Capt. George H. Jamer-
son, I'd Infantry.
First Lieuts. oliver P. Robinson, 21st
Infantry; George K. Wilson, Sd Infan-
try; Gerrit Van S. Quackenbush. 23d
Infantry: Sydney H. Hopson, 5th In
fantry; William E. Gilmore. 18th In
try; James G. Taylor, Signal Corps dn-
fantry); H. Clay NJ. Supplee, 18th In
fantry: Alex NJ Hall, 2sth Infantry: FL
liot Caziarc, 18th Infantry; Carl G.
I'd Infantry: Edward K. Massee. 18th
Infantry; Joseph A. Marmon, 25th In
fantry: James A. Higgins, 25th 1nfan-
try; Rinaldo r. Wood. oath Infantry;
Leonard H. Cook, 6th Infantry: Horatio
l. Lawrence. 9Th Infantry; William B.
Wallace. infantry. and Wylie T. Con-
way, 9Th Infantry.
Second Lieuts. Roy a. Hill: 18th In
try; Leonard H. brennan. 4th Infantry;
Charles K. Nulsen, 10th Infantry; Sum
ner NJ. Williams. LIST Cavalry: Henry W.
Hall, 4th Cavalry; Edwin v. Sumner,
s 20 r Aeehue cuium 4a
Cavalry; William w. Erwin, 9Th Cav
airy; Herbert H. White, LIST Cavalry;
Chauncey st. C. Mcneil. 18th Cavalry;
Frank K. Ross. 9Th Cavalry; Herman
den, 8th Cavalry.
The following named officers of the
Corps of Engineers will report in per-
son to the president of the examining
for examination to determine their fit
ness for promotion: Second Lieuts. Will
liam H. Holcombe, Bernard A. Miller,
Brehon B. Somervell. Robert w. Craw-
ford and Frederick S. Skinner. Each of
the officers named will report in person
to the commanding officer, Washington
barracks, for physical examination and
test in Craftsmanship.
The following named officers of the
Corps of Engineers will report In per-
son to the president of the examining
ton to determine their fitness for pro-
motion: Second Lieuts. Charles p.
Gross, Peter C. Billiard, Xenophon H.
Price and Allen P. Cowgirl. Each of the
officers named will report in person to
the commanding general, I'd Division,
for physical examination and test in
craftsmanship.
First Lieut.. Robert R. Welshimer
Coast Artillery Corps, Is relieved from
detail in the judge advocate generals
department and will report to the COM
Delaware, for duty.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted First Lieut.. Robert R. We'll
simmer. Coast Artillery Corps.
Capt. Samuel F. Dallam, Quarter
master Corps. is relieved from detail
in that corps. to take effect November
l, 1914. and Is assigned to the 9Th
Cavalry.
Capt. Jens E. stedje, 18th Cavalry.
| will proceed to the Letterman General
Hospital. Preside of San Francisco.
Cal, for observation and treatment.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Maj. Paul S. Halloran. Medical
Corps.
O. NJ Sergt Roland Rouar o,,,r+or