The Washington herald., 1914-12-22
ARMY ORDERS.

So much Of paragraph H. special orders No. 81.
relieves Capt Robert T. Wood. cavalry. from
further duty under the direction q the governor
Of the Panama Canal. to take effect January l.
1915, is amended as to relieve Capt Wood from
that duty to take effect March Is, 1915. on the
date Of the formal opening Of the Panama Canal.
Leave of absence for two days to take effect on
or about December ., 1914. is granted Capt Fred
". Hersher, United States army. retired. recruit
ing officer.
Is relieved from assignment to the lssth Company,
Coast ARTILLERY Cons.
Capt. Harrison Hall Coast ARTILLERY Corps, is
relieved from assignment to the FOrty-second Com
pany and placed on the unassigned list.
So much Of paragraph .. special orders. No
80. as directs FirSt Lieut.. Edmund C. wsddill.
Nineteenth Infantry, to proceed to Annapolis Nd,
is AMENDED to direct him to proceed TO Balti-
more, Nd. and take station at that place report
ing his arrival TO the governor Of Maryland.
The name Of First Lieut. Webster A. Carron.
Fifth Field ARTILLERY, is placed the list Of de
tached officers TO take eject February q, 1915. and
the name Of First Lieut.. Walter S. StuEill Field
Artillery is removed thervfrom. to take effect Feb
ruay 2, 1873 Lieut.. sturEill is assigned to the
Fifth Field Artillery, to take effect February a.
I9B.
Capt. Richard c. Marshan, jr. Coast ARTILLERY
Corp. is detailed for service in the Quaremsster
Cons, TO take effect January :, 1915, vice Capt.
Robert B. Mcbride. ouArtemas Corps. who is
relieved from detail in hIt corps. to take ef-
feet January 6, 1915.
The fOlloEinE changes in the stations and duties
OF officers Of the Medical Cons are ordered:
Capt. Robert N Cutler is relieved from duty in
the Hawaiian Department and upon arrival at
Honolulu, Hawaii. OF the Transport TO sail from
Manila, Philippine Islands on or about March IS
1915. will proceed on that transport to San Fan
cisco, Cal.
Capt. Charles C Demrker is relieved from duty in
the Hawaiian Department and upon arrival at Homo
lula Hawaii, OF the transport TO sail from Manila
PHILIPPINES Islands on or about April Is. 1916 viii
proceed on that transport to San Francisco Cal.
First Lieut.. Clarence r. Bel is relieved from
duty ht Fort Bliss Tex. and will proced at the
proper time to san Francisco Cal. and take the
transport to sail from that place on or about
April ). 1915. for Honolulu, Hawaii
q First Lieut.. Raymond W. Blss is relieved from
dSty at Fort Apache, Ariz-. and will proceed at
the proper time 70 San Francisco. Cal. and take
the transport to sail from that place on or about
May s. 1916, for Honolulu, Hawaii
Cap, George Z. PaTiseau. Medical Corps upon ar
rival in the United States from the Canal Zone
will proceed to Fort WadSEorth. n. Y.
First Lieut.. Joseph L. Bell. Medical Reserve
Corps, Is relieved from duty At NoGales, AriZ, to
take effect on about January l. Isl5 and will
then TToceed without delay to his home. Lieut..
Bell is relieved from active duty in the Medical
Reserve COrIs, to take effect upon the expira-
tiCn Of the leave Of absence granted him in orders
from the War Department this date
Leave Of absence for one month and six days
is granted First Lieut. joseph L. Bell. Medical
Reserve Corps. to take effect upon his arrival at
his home
Frst Lieut.. William D. Petit, Medical Reserve
Corps. on or about January l. 1915, will proceed
TO Fort Sam Houston, Tex, for duty.
The resignation by Second Lieut.. Stanley ".
Wood, Seventh Infantry, o! his commission an
officer Of the amy has been accepted by the Presi
dent, 10 take effect December 2 1914.
Leave Of absence for ten days is granted Capt.
James D. Tilford, Third Cavalry
The following named officers will report to the
commanding officer. Central Department, for as
slEnment to duty pertaining to the annual inspec-
ton Of militia organizations: Capt. Carroll F.
ArmisteHd. Capt Edgar A. Fry Capt. Allen Parker
Capt Edmund S. Ssyer, jr.. THenty-hrst Infantry.