The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
ARMY ORDERS.

| Tart. Arthur Williams Corrs of En-ins--. I
7 relieved from duty with the Second BsttslInz, q
| hI's1neeTs ard will prOceed To his station Fer
! Ltar nWorth. hans-. and report to the conuanIIir
"1lcer Of that for duty in cHar-e of thc F1yi
/ neer depot thereat, relieving Mai Lyte Brown
| CorIBs uf EnginecrS of that duty a,1 Of ,bs SIT
| Iroisrty. and records pertaining thsrrto
| Mai Gen William W Watheryro0D Chief Z,
stan and BrS Gen. Montgomery NJ Macnu.h
T. ;. A. are detailed : members of the ,oin
| board appointed by the SECRETARY Of War and III
SeCretary nf the Navy. in an order dated JuIy =
! lsO5 Iuhlsbed in General Oricrs No lT JyI,
u 1913. Headquarters of the Army. Adjutant ten
Gfais ,'fice: vice Mai. Gen. Leonard wn~i and
lieyeII.
Mai. Gen William W wothcrsronp. Chief q.
stan is detailed and announced as member Il
the hoard of Ordnance aud Fortiicatiun appoin.cl
BY War Department orders Of October 3 lSsS
I-Ihlished in Special Orters. No. 3 February =
1907. War Department. vice Mai Gen Leonard
Wood. L. :. A. hereby relieved
Mai Robert g. Parton QuarteTmas.er Corr.
VIII proceed tn st. Louis. Mo. and report TO the
depot Quar;ermaster at that place for assignment
tn Temporary duty.
Cant Lucian b. Moody Ordnance Department.
will make one visit to Richmond Va. prior 10
June %. 1914. official business pertaining 10 In.
inspection Of material heinG procured for the Ord
nance Department
Chaplain Henry A Brown Corrps Of En.insers
is assigned to the First Battalion Of Engineers
Capt. Guy Clshman. Ninth Cavalry il trans
fcrred tn the Eleventh Cavalry and will proceed tn
troop BY his rsgimsntal cummander
First Lieut.. Joseph l.. Bell Medical Reserve Cons
IS ordered to active duty in the Tvce Of the United
states On acNornt Of existing emergency and will
report 10 the commanding general. Western Deuart-
mcnt. for assignment to duty.
First Lieut.. Isnatz u. Loewy. Medical Reserve
Corps Is orced to active duty in the service Of tn.
Jnited States on account Of existing emergency
and will proceed to Fort Bliss. Tex and report 10
the commanding general. Southern Department fox
SsAEnment as 20 duty pertaining to the care Of the
MTTlcan prisoners at that pst.
Each Of the following named officers Of the Fonr+b
FIELD Artillery Is relieved from duty at the School Of
fNre for Fied ARTILLERY. Fort Sill. Okla and wiz
TTuceSd without delay to Join his regiment: Cant
Alden F. Brewster, Cart Henry 8 KiIbmrne r
Fnrst Lieut.. Lesley ]. McNair First Lieut. Charles
u. HollinGswurth and Second Lieut.. William J.
.Wruna
Each OF the following, named Officers iS relieved
nom duty at the Army SSrTcr Schools Fort Leaven-
worth. kans and will proceed without delay 10 join
his regiment FIst Lieut.. Frederick d. Griffith IT,
Sixth Cavalry; Capt Oliver L. Spaulding IT, Fourth
Field ARTILLERY; First Lieut. Charles W. Harlow
Fourth Field Artillery; Capt J. De Camp Hall
Fourth Infantry: Capt Wiley Howell, Fourth In
fAntJ: First Lieut. John X Cowsn. Fourth In
fantry; Mai Charles Miller Seventh Infantry; CAPT
Charles d. Roberts. Seventh Infantry: First Lieut.
Carl c. Jones. Seventh Infantry: Capt William W.
Taylor. II. Nineteenth Infantry; First Lieut.. Nolan
V. Ellis Nineteenth Infantry: Mai Harry 4 smith
Twenty-eight Infantry; Firt Lieut.. Aristides Mo
reno. Twenty eighth Infantry.
Each Of the following named officers is relieved
from duty At the Mounted Service School Fort
Riley HANS and will rroceyd without delay TO Join
his regiment Capt. Louis r. Ball. Sixth Cavalry:
First Lieut.. Stanley Koch Sixth Cavalry; SeCoud
Lieut.. Frank K. Ross Sixth Cavalry: First Lieut. |
Leroy p. Collins. Fourth Field ARTILLERY: Secoud
Lieut.. Herbert Hayden. Fourth Field ARTILLERY.
Each Of the following named Officers = relieved |
nom duty st the Army War College in this city and
will proceed without delay 10 Join his regiment: |
Maj. Joseph D. Leitch, Twenty ty-eighth Infantry; |
Maj Truman o. Murphy Nineteenth Infantry. The |
navel directed is nesesary in the military service
By direction Of the President. Capt Lawrence D. |
cabeI. Sixth Infantry. is detailed for service and to
ill 4 vacancy in the QuarteTmaster COrps, to take
fleet April 3 1914 vice Capt. JOseph II. Grffiths
luartermaster CorTs who is relieved from detail in
hat corps. TO take effect AUril n. 1914
First Lieut. Alvin G. Miller. Medical Corps s re-
ieTed from duty at the Pacific branch. United Stats
Military Prison, Alcatrsz. Cal. and will report to
he commanding general. Wsstsrn Department for
szsnment to duty.