The Washington herald., 1914-04-18
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave for one month to take effect upon his relic
| from treatment at the Walter Reed General Hos
pital. ID. g. is grantei Mai Harrison J. Price
| Fifth Infantry.
Mai Robert y. CaIsn. Coast Artillery Corps i
designated a member Of the Coast Articr7
Board.
Leave granted Second Lieut.. John s. Singleton
Infantry, aoUunt Of sickness. in Special Orders
No. g. April - 1913; extended IN SpeCisl Ordcrs
| No. lsl. July Il. 1913 and further extended II
| Special OrIiers. No. 246. October =. BIS War DE
partIncnt. is still further extended sH months Of
| account Of sickness.
Second Lent Mahlrn A Juycr Philippine Scouts
| recently appointed with rank from April 4. 1914
will report about June %. 1914 to the c1Jn
handing othcnr FOrt OElethorpe, Ga, for tempor
Sv duty and will prOced on June % 1914. "a
sailing for Manila. r l.. On or about July > 1914
reporting his ARRIVAL in Manila 10 the Command
ing general. PhiliTvne Department. for assignment
TO duty. He will Amply at once 20 the chief. Quar-
iermasteT CorTs. fuT transportation Said trans
port.
Paragraph I2. Special Orders No. Il. January H
1914. War Department. directing the cumInAndinG
officer. FrankfOri Arsenal Pa. one q his cum
Bauscl Lom5 Optical Company. Rochester y
Y. is revoked.
by direction of the President. the army retiring
board appointed To meet GO'ernors Island. y. Y
by paragraph IS. SPECIAL ORDER, No. III. August
H. 1872 War Department. is diSsolT,d.
The name Of Capt. John Z. Woodward. Twenty
ninth Infantry. is placed the list Of detached
officers pu6lishod in general orders No. - March
Il, 1911, War Department to take effect MAy s
1914. and the name Of Capt. Robert o Rsgsdslc,
infantry, is removed thsrefrum. 10 take effect May
:. 1914 Capt RsgdaIe will on May 8. 1914 pro-
Csed to Fort Porter. y. Y. and report tn the
commanding officer Of that pnst for assignment to
duty with company for period Of two months
At the expiration q this period Capt. RaSSdsle
will retun to Lansing Mich. and resume his duties
with the organIzet militia nt Michigan
Boards Of ofrCErS hereinafter constituted arr
appointed 20 mee+ at o'clo'rk a IT., on May s.
1914 at the respective stations Designated for the
mental and physical examination d such candidates
for admission the United States Military Acad-
emy may be authorized to appear before tn
boards:
At Fort Bank Mass-Lieut Col Henry A.
Medical CORPS: Capt. Rohert II .. Ke'tnn. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps: First Lisut. Eugene Reybnld Coast
ARTILLERY Cvrps and Second Lieut.. George d. Riley
Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
Al Fort slccum. y Y.-Capt. Guy g. FaImcr
infaniry: Capt William n. Dear Medical Curps:
Capt. James A. Wilon. Medical CurIS; FIrNt Lieut.
William ". Edwards. cavalry. and First Lieut.
Frrderick A. Prince Fifth Field ArtIlIeD.
At Washington BARRACKS. u. Mai Carul n.
Buck. Medical Corp: Capt. William J.. Stnkry
CoTIs Of Engineer: Cant Cemer W. Mcmillan
Medical CcrTE: Firt Lieut.. PaUl :. ReineCk",
CORPS Of Engineer, and Second Lieut. Rufus W
Putnam. Corps Cf Engineer.
At CoIumhcis Barracks. Ohio-Capt. Craig L. Sny-
der Medical CORPS: Cart Hugh ;. RrOWn. Coast
ARTILLERY CorrS: Capt. Robert ". Kerr. Medical
Cups: First Lieut.. Ira A. Smith. Twelfth Infan-
try. and FIrst Lieut.. Dean Hall. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps.
Al For, Smelling. Minu-Lieut. Col Allen NJ
Smith. Medical Corps; Capt George R Greene.
Fifth Field Artillery; FIrst Lieut.. Val 2. Milter
berger. Medical Reserve Corp. and SecUnd Lieut.
ClAudc r. Thumrncl Fifth Field ARTILLERY.
Al Fort Sheridan nI.-Capt. RaIph :. Porter.
Medical Corps Capt. Tlomas NJ Knox. Fifth Cav
airy. First Lieut.. Frank Z Davis. Fifth Cavalry;
First Lieut.. George L Converse. jr. Fifth Cav
liant y Sfr1fhu hu1H MPi
cal Re~erTe Corns.
At Fort Learrnworth. Kans-Car: George T.
Rodney. Fifth Cavalry; Capt James c. MsEee
Medical CorTF: Capt Thomas ID. woodson. Medical
Corps: First Lieut.. Eugrne ]. Ely. Fifth Cavalry
and Second Lieut.. Francis c. V. Crowley. Fifth
Cavalry.
At jefferson Barracks. Mn-Capt. George E.
Houte. Infantry; Capt Guy V. Rukkc. Medical
First Lieut.. Walter W. Merrill. Sixth Field ArtIl
lery. and First Lieut. Talbnt smith. Sixth Cavalry.
At Fort Logan, Colo.-Mai Jay Ralph Shook.
Medical Cons: Capt. Marx Wheeler. Infantry :
Capt George F. Iuenemann. Medical Corps; firSt
Lieut.. Pat NJ. Stevens. Infantry. and Frst Lieut.,
YOUR VI. Marks. COast Artillery COrs.
At Fort Sam Houston, TeN.-Mai Charles r.
Reynolds. Medical Corp; Cart. Henry B. Farrar.
Third Field ARTILLERY; Capt. Frederick G. johnson.
Third Cavalry; Capt. Frederick $. Wright. Medical
Corps. and First Lieut.. John S. Hammond, Third
Field ARTILLERY.
At the Letterman General Hospital. Preside Of
San Francisco. CaL-Msi Roger Brooke. Medical
Corps: Csrf. Charles VI. Bundel Sixteenth In-
fantry; Capt. John W. Hammer. Medical Corp
First Lieut. Ralph W. Kingman. Sixteenth In
fsRtry and Second LieIt. Martin c. ShAilenberEer,
Sixteenth Infantry.
At Vancouver Barracks. Wash.-Msi Jerc II.
Clayton. Medical Corps; Capt Carroll =. Armi-
stead. Twentyirst Infantry: Capt. Charles 7. King
Medical Corps; First Lieut.. John Il. Richard-on.
Twenty-irst Infantry and Second Lieut.. Lee II.
Stewart. Twcnty-frst Infantry.
The examinations will be conducted in accordance
with instructions contained in circular dated April
Is. 1918. War Department, the Adutsnt Generals
Uficc.