El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-23
BOARD TO EXAMINE
OFFICERS IS NAMED

Washington. D. C.. June 2S.-Included in
the army orders Is one providing 1or the ap-
pointment OF a board OF officers 10 meet at
the call Of the president thereof at Wash
ingtou barracks. D. C.. for the examination
Of such officers as may be ordered before
II 10 determine their fitness OF promollon-
Detail for the board Maj Benjamin A.
Poore. general staff; Mai George B. Dun
can. general staff; Maj. Eugene r. Whit
more, medical corps Maj. Reuben B. Miller,
medical corps: Capt William T Merry, gen.
eral staff
duties Of officers OF the medical corps are
ordered Mai William n. Roberts upon ar
EtfsA IN L1e CLlle4 states 'A-- pl9 70
Eorr Yellowstone, W Eo-. ana report 70 tile
commanding officer for duty and by letter 20
the commanding general, western depart
ment, relieving MAJ Horace D. Bl0ornpergn.
Mai. BlOombergh upon being thus relieved
Will proceed TO Fort Ontario, " Y. and re-
port TO the commanding officer Of that post
~ F-r+-- cant Charles W FTayarI-arnnf rIDon
arrival in the United States will proceed 10
Fo-- Tav * and reuorr 10 the com
handing officer Of that post for duty Capt
Royal Reynolds upon arrival in the United
States will proceed TO Fort Niagara n, y.
and report TO the commanding officer OF
that post Tor duty MAJ IRVING W. t-sna IS
relieved from duty ~ Fort Hancock. y j.
and viii proceed 10 Texas city, Tex. and re-
port 10 the commanding genera, second d.
vision for assignment 70 duty. with station
az Fort Missoula. Mont
The following changes I'm the stations and
duties OF officers Of the medical corps are
ordered Mai Douglas r Duval Is relieved
from duty with the second division and from
further duty at Fort BENJAMIN Harrison
Ind, and viii then proceed TO Fort Myer.
Va and report 10 the commanding Officer
OF that post FOR duty, relieving Mai. John H.
Allen MAJ Allen, upon being thus relieved
Will proceed TO Texas City. Tex. and re-
port 70 the commanding general, second il
VISION lur assignment 10 duty with station
at Fort Meade. s. d. Capt Henry C. Coburn
u. is relieved from duty with troops in the
Iie-l IN tne solLlern department and from
further duty at Fort Douglas. Utah TO take
effect upon the expiration Of his present
leave OF absence, and viii then porceed 70
West Point ~ y. and
intendent. United States Military academy
for duty
The following changes in the assignments
or oIIlcers or the coast artillery corps arr
ordered Capt Francis j. Behr is relieved
from duty al the Hammond Radio Research
signed to the 18Th company Capt. James Is
4lylor Is relieved from duty az the coast
arullery school. Fort Monroe. Va, and IS as
signed TO the 5Sth company: list Lieut.
Thomas A Clark is relieved from duty al
the Coast Artillery school. Fort Monroe IA
and VIII report 10 the commanding officer
coast defences Of Chesapeake BAY. for as
Segment. list Lieut. Alexander j. Stuart is /
--, = "a I s.olIoe. y a.. ana VIII report 20 /
the commanding officer. coast defences OF !
chesapeake Bay for assignment.
First Lieut.. Leonard p Bell. medical re-
serve corps, upon arrival in the United
states VIII proceed to Fort Stevens ore and /
Lepo . 70 the commanding officer Of that /
First Lieut. Bruno T. scher. 2Sth infantry
WI report 70 A-a1- Benjamin A Poore. gen ]
-
for examination 10 determine his fitness for
promotion o-
The name Of 1st Lieut.. Emory s. Adams
90 l2L1ulry- is placed on the list Of ds-
Jached officers, and the name OF 7s- f.--+
Napoleon W Riley, infantry is removed !
theretron- Lieut.. Riley is assigned 10 me |
18th infantry 7
The name OF LIST Lieut.. James p Castle
man, i1th cavalry. is placed on ne Iig- -
detached officers. and the name OF Ist Tfarrf =
Oscar Foley, cavalry. is removed fIa-eT---,,' |
- li--1~ oley Is assigned 10 the third cav /
Each OF the following named officer. g.
renewed from duty at the Institution spsri- !
1S7s a. ~ So ms pane 70 take effect June 30.
fautry. Gordon institute R7-ree---iil' IN, ~
Isl Lieut. clyde P Abraham. 27th irfar+-,y'
LslTghaEn school. AsheviIle " G. Isl Lent i
Oscar Foley. cavalry. south D1i---s S+1 ~
college Of Agriculture ana 1TacTarf- go
Brookings. s D.; Lieut. Abraham VII, a -
men s- a' 'ne proper time to join his segi- |
First Lieut. Walton Goodwin. IT,. fifth in
go. p = $500, 1890 from duty at the Counec-
- - ll ny lIal college. Storrs. Conn TO
proceed TO join his regiment men
First Lieut.. FREDERICK A. Prince sfe.L j
lLelu artlllery. Will proceed 70 Tofvbs----
IA, ana report TO the commanding C.ffi-r-
second battalion, third field artiiierv To-
Ion OF the DUTY Lieut. Prince --5r1 -
10 his proper station. - -S'-IH
First Lieuts Frederick G Co.
oscar y Sohlberg. CORPS Oh s.r,--i,'',-'-' 80
Lei-eFr4 from their present G17ffa5 40 ----l9
a. 1He proper time TO West Point
- I-19rl 10 the srIperIntrudenr
sSo,5 i' - Military academy. for duty.
artillery. VIII proceed to -T1E,ls - - 4
- - tsPo lIflo ne commanding officer. &c
men -. MIRO field artillery for duty
ms mus quJy lieut. sellee viii return to his
second Lieut. George C. Bowen 2otb in
1-, i- l ED D G. and report to the COM
les ~ 80. sI5ls- IoF Treatment.
- = A. -. t.o days; Mai Waiter n Cso--ic1'
srr1st-1rl- % one month; Capt Frank S.
Capt HuFb Ia 5 .eIllaster corps. 10 DAYS:
one month. Quasi artlllery corps, ]