The Washington herald., 1914-08-07
ARMY ORDERS.

Maj. Aston Hamilton. Coast Artillery
CoTps. is detailed as a member of the
Ordnance Board, under the ord RS Of I.
Chief OF Ordnance, vice Maj. Frank X
Ferguson. Coast Artillery Corps. Mai
Hamilton will take station at Fort Ham.
lton, N, Y, reporting by letter to the
Chief OF Ordnance. Mai. Ferguson upon
expiration Of the leave OF absence will
report to the commanding officer. Coast
Defenses of Southern New York. for duty
at Fort Hancock. n. J.
Capt Harold W. Jones, Medical Corps
viii proceed to Jackson Barracks. La,
Tor temporary duty, and will then pro-
coed to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, for
duty with Ambulance Company No. Z.
Lieut. Col. William =. Durham is re-
lieved from Tenth Infantry and is de-
tailed as lieutenant colonel CT the Porto
Rico Regiment Of Infantry. 70 take eff
feet october / when he will proceed TO
San Juan. p. r.
upon his arrival IN the United States.
is granted Second Lieut. James r. n.
Weaver. Eighth Infantry.
Leave granted Capt Nathan K. Averill.
Seventh Cavalry. in Special Orders. No. 80,
April 6. Philippine Department. and ex-
tended in Special Orders, No. l33, June S,
is further extended four days.
First Lieut.: Hugh L; walthall. FIJI
teenth Infantry. is relieved from that
regiment, TO take effect October Is He
viii proceed to the United States and
report by telegraph TO the AdjutRnt Gen
eral of the army.
Second Lieut.. Enoch r. Carey. Fiji
teenth Infantry. is relieved from that
regiment to take effect October Is. He
will proceed TO United States. and re-
port by telegraph to the Adjutant Cen
eral OF the army.
The following named officers OF the
Medical Corps will report by telegraph
to the commanding officer. Central De-
partment. for duty pertaining to the
camps of instruction OF the Organized
Militia OF Ohio: Mai. Irving w Rand,
Maj. Patrick II. McAndrew. and Capt
John r. Bosley.
The operation of so much of paragraph
40. Special Orders. No. III. June Il. as di-
reefs Mai. Rand to proceed to Texas City
Tex, is suspended until the return OF
Mai. Rand to his present station.
Second Lieut.. Harold NJ. Rayner. Third
Cavalry Is detailed to enter the class
for the first year course at the Mounted
Service School. Fort Riley. Hams. and
will proceed at the proper time to Fort
Riley and report September *.
Capt Thomas J. Smith. Ordnance De-
partment, will proceed via this city and
the New York Arsenal, y. L. for con-
sultat ton with the Chief of Ordnance ard
the commanding officer OF the New York
Arsenal TO the Coast Defenses of Balboa
and Cristobai. Canal Zone, for the pUr-
pose OF proof firing armament installed
Canal Upon arrival in the Canal Zone
Capt Smith will report to the governor
OF the Panama Canal
Leave Of twenty DAYS is granted First
Lieut.. Robert NJ. Barton. Fifth Cavalry.
Capt. Hugh La F. ApDlewhite. United
States Army. retired. will proceed to San
Francisco Cal. and report to the Let
terman General Hospital.
First Lieut.. Raymond w Bliss. Medical
Corps, is detailed as a member OF the
board appointed in paragraph 10. Special
Orders. No. 102. May l, vice Capt John
r. Barber. Medical Corps.
granted Cant lanes NJ FnIfnn
Coast Artillery Corps, is extended seven
days
First Lieut. Richard wetherilI. Sixth
Infantry. will proceed to. the Preside
of San Francisco. Cal. for temporary
duty. and upon the completion thereof
will proceed to Morgantown. w. Va.