The Washington herald., 1914-07-23
ARMY ORDERS.

Lieut. Col John p. Hains. Coast Arul-
lery Corps. and Maj. carl =. Hartman.
Signal Corps, are detailed to enter next
port to president Of the college on Au-
Esot Is.
Second Lieut. Thorn Catron. Twenty
LSavenworth. Kans., and report August u
TO eommandant for duty ss instructor.
First lieut. Adolphus a Mcdaniel.
duty At Fort Crockett. Tex.
Leave for one month on surgeons car
tincate Of disability is granted Capt
PsfR First Th IisGa Siiiism Hhs n W. HSGrs. S9r IT,
signal Corps. Is relieved from duty At
Fort Gibbon. Alaska. 10 take eject Sep
temher Is. and viii then proceed TO Seattle
Capt samuel A Smoke. retired. with
his consent Is detailed for duty with
organized militia Of California and will
proceed 10 Sacramento, Cal
Capt william Mex Lambdin. Quarter
master Corps. will proceed to'Tobyhanna,
Pa. and report August "A for duty until
Lave Of absence for two months Is
granted Capt Frederick r. De Funia<.
First Lieut., Charles z; Ids. so..t 4Stil;;
Company. placed on unassignsd list. and
viii report to commanding ofacer, coast
defenses Of Columbia
First Lieut. Benjamin O.; Thrasher,
Medical Reserve Corps. Is ordered 70 ae-
tive duty in service on account Of existing
emergency and will report TO commAndInS
ofhCer, port Of embarkatton, Galveston.
Tex.
A board to consist Of Maj. Reuben B.
Miller. Medical Corps, and Capt EDWARD
B. Vedder. Medical Corps. - appointed
ofncsrs as may be required to appear be-
fore IL The board will meet at the Army
Medical School on July 3 for preliminary
examination Of officers who are 70 saEe
the test ride beginning July y, and AZ
such times thereafter as may be neces-
3aTy. The oficers who may be desig-
mated 70 take this ride will present them.
O'clock a m. on July s. The physical
examinations after the conclusion Of the
several rides will be held at the same
Lieut. Col. Ernest Kinds. Fifth. Field
Artillery after his arrival in this city will
stano relieved from duty In the once OF
the Chief of Stan. to take sdect at such
tins order. He will proceed to San Fran
cisco. Cal, and sail November for the
Philippine Islands, and upon afytva az
Manila wiz report S,;S IN person btnf 70 sns con-
for duty as chief Of stan Of that DEPART
ment, relieving Lieut.. Col. Harry G. Ben
son. Chief Of STAN. who will procsed on
OF about December IS. 1914 to the United
States and on arrival report By telegraph
&c the Adjutsnt General Of the Army Tor
further orders
First Lieut.. Beverly G paly; Fstired:
professor OF military science and tactics
AZ the University Of Wyoming. Laramie.
Capt. Charles S. Wallace. signaI Corps.
viii proceed to Fort Wood. n. r, for the
purpose OF investigating conditions rela-
i've to storage Of Signal Corps property
Each Of the following oniesrs IL de-
tailed to enter the next class at the
Army School OF the Line. Fort Leaven- |
EoTth. Kans and vii TePors rJs, q a. pegson psSt
Hu B. Myers, Sixth Cavalry; Capt Louis |
NJ huffman, Fourth Infantry Capt J.
MIllard Little. Twenty-sighth infantry. |
Vera Cruz, Mex, on the first transport |
returning to the United States after Au-
Each Of the folIowing-named officers
Is detailed to enter the next class at the |
Army Signal School. Fort Leavenworth, |
Kans.. and viii report in person to the
john e Moore. Seventh Infantry: First
Lieut. Stanley L. James. Twenty-eighth
Infantry. The ofhcers named viii pro.
ses6 fo9H yST2 Cruz z MH Me united 0h n s,atss
aiEss Zach ATs's of the = sollowing-namsd onicers
Si!l ,S psoeesd tq Hsra % SsIy.,,Sn STT, Ms1 . On
August !. and upon arrival will report IN
person to the commanding general; First
Lieut. John K Cowan. Fourth Infantry;
First Lieut. Carl c. Jones. Seventh In
tantry; First Lieut.. Nolan V. Ellis, Nine
teeuth infantry: First Lieut. Thomas II.
Lowe, Tventy-eighth Infantry. II
Leave OF absence granted First Lieut.
George II. Wright. Philippine Scouts
February Is extended one month:
Mai william c. Bennett, Stxteenth In
fantry, Is detailed to I'LL q vacancy IN
the ouarterTnaster's Corps. to take ef-
feet September, /, vice Mai Earl G. Car
nahan, Quartermaster Corps, who Is re-
ieved from detail In that corps. to take
effect August n. Maj Bennett VII pro-
iced 70 Fort Smelling. MINI In addi-
don TO his duties at Fort Smelling MAI.
Bennett win assume charge OF construc- ii
don work at that post. relieving Maj.
5aorgs II. Penross, ouartermaster Corps
MAJ. Penrose will proceed to Philadel-
ohia. Pa. and report IN person to the
At that place for assign
nent to duty as his assistant
MAJ. Joseph G. Castner. Twenty-AFst
infantry, Is detailed to enter the next
lass at the Army War College and VIII II
-eport In person August i6
The following officers viii take the
idinE test on July y, .. and 9. They
VIII report to Mai. Reuben .. Miller,
Medical Germs. at the Army Medical
school. IN thirteenth street northwest.
4 . g. m, July Is, for preliminary physi-
al examination and after the eonclu-
den OF he ride for nnal examination:
sol Henry o. s. Heistand. aA1utant gem Il
raj; Col Harry =. Rogers, Quarter
Master Corps; Lieut.. Col Clint c. Hearn. III