The Washington herald., 1914-07-30
ARMY ORDERS.

Can't. Marlborough Churchill Fifth
Field ARTILLERY. will make until June 80.
1915. not to exceed one visit per month
to Norfolk. Portsmouth. and Richmond;
Va Phoenixville, WilliamspoTt. and
Pittsburgh. Pa. TO instruct the batteries
Of field artillery.
First Lieut. Sidney H. Guthrie. Coast
Artillery Corps. will proceed TO Mash-
iagton. D: G: and New .oaSGS,ion 2OrE NV WITH 10
the instruction OF enlisted men at the
Coast Artillery School
Leave for one month. TO take effect
August IS. granted Lieut.. Col Henry Z.
Fisher. Medical Corps
Norton E. Wood. Fifth Field Artillery.
Capts. August c. Nissen and Frederick
) Herman. Ninth Cavalry. are detained
members OF the board Of officers appoint
10. vice Lieut. Col. Augustus :. Ma
comb and Mai MaIvern-Hill Barnum.
Ninth Cavalry. hereby relieved.
The following promotions OF oIlcers OF
the infantry arm are announced: Bruno
T. Scher. from first lieutenant twenty
eighth Infantry. to captain. Twenty-siSth
Infantry: Gustave A. Wieser. from nrst
lieutenant. Fifteenth Infantry. to CAP
lain sixth Infantry: Charles R. W.
Morrison, first lieutenant Sixteenth In
fantry to captain. Sixth Infantry: waiter
L. Reed from first lieutenant. Tenth IN
fantrv. TO captain. Tenth Infantry: Ira
F Frayel first lieutenant. Nineteenth
Infantry, to captain. Nineteenth lnfal-
try; Ned NJ. Green. first lieutenant. FIJI
teenth Infantry. to captain. Fifteenth In
fantry; J. Alfred Moss. first lieutenant.
Infantry. to captain. Twen-
ty-third Infantry: Charles +. Leonard
first lieutenant. Twenty-eiEhth infantry.
to captain. Twenty-second Infantry: John
W. Simons. Jr.. second lieutenant. Sixth
Infantry. to first lieutenant. Sixth In
fantry: Jubal A. Early. second lieuten-
ant, twentieth Infantry. to first leuten-
ant. Twentieth Infantry: Edward g.
Taylor second lieutenant. Fourth Infan-
try 10 first lieutenant. Fourth Infantry:
Alfred H. Erck second lieutenant. Fifth
Infantry. TO first lieutenant. Firth In
fantry: Fred T. Jacbs. second lieutenant.
Infantry. to first neuten-
ant. Twenty-ninth Infantry: Walter s
GTeacen, second lieutenant. Twelfth In
fantry, to first lieutenant, Twelfth In
fantry: Cary /. Crockett. secondSlieuten-
ant. Second Infantry. to fist lieutenant.
Second Infantry; Oliver A. Dickinson.
second lieutenant. Fifth Infantry. to first
lieutenant Third Infantry; Homer H.
Slaughter. second lieutenant. Fourteenth
Infantry, TO first lieutenant Fourteenth
Infantry: Henry c. K. Muhlenberg. sec
ond lieutenant, to first lieutenant. Ord
nance Department: John F. Curry. sec
ond lieutenant. Fifth Infantry to first
lieutenant. Fifth Infantry; James E.
Chaney, second lieutenant. Ninth Infan-
try. to first lieutenant Ninth Infantry;
william ]. Fitzmaurtce. second neuten-
ant. Tenth Infantry. to hrst lieutenant;
Tenth Infantry: Carl c. Oakes. second
lieutenant. Fourth Infantry. to first heu-
tenant, Fourth Infantry.
Lieut.. Crockett will remain on his pres
ent duties.
Lieut. Dickinson will comply with para
graph !. special orders. No. III. 1914. War
Department.
Lieut. Slaughter upon the completion
Of his present duties will return to his
former station
Lieut. Curry upon being relieved from
treatment at the Walter Reed General
d. c.. win join his station.
First Lieuts. James E. Mcdonald and
Noble ]. Wiley. Fifth Infantry. are re-
heyed from assiEnment to that reEiment