The Washington herald., 1914-09-25
ARMY ORDERS.

Each Of the following named officers.
now unassigned, is assigned TO the regi-
ment indicated after his name:
Capt Mortimer o. Bigelow, First Cav
airy: Second Lieut. Wilfrid NJ Blunt
Eleventh Cavalry; second Lieut. Frank
l. Van Horn, Third Cavalry; Second
Lieut. Frederick Gilbreath, Fourteenth
Cavalry: Second Lieut.. Edwin y. Hardy
Third Infantry: First Lieut. Oscar h
Tolley, Twenty sixth Infantry. First
Lieut.. Edward II. Tarbutton. Eleventh
Infantry; First Lieut.. Ben F. Ristine.
Twenty-third Infantry; First Lieut.
Charles F. Thompson. Sixteenth Infantry;
Second Lieut.. Fred l.. Walker. Seven
teenth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Courtney
II. Hodges. Twenty,SiNth Infantry;
Second Lieut.. Emmert ". Savage. Sixth
Infantry: Second Lieut. William J. Cal
vert. Twenty-third Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Harry J. Keeley, Ninth Infantry;
second Lieut.. Alfred j. Betcher. Eight
Rowe TWenty-frst Infantry: Second
Lieut.. Floyd ID. CurlOck. Seventeenth In
fantry; Second Lieut. Frederick G. Dill
man. Twenty-ninth Infantry; Second
Lieut. Ira A. RAIDER. Twenty-third In
fantry.
Each Of the foliowing-na officers is
assigned to the regiment indicated after
his name. to take effect on the date
specified: First Lieut. Frank p. Lahm.
Seventh Cavalry. to the Sixth Cavalry.
October >: Capt. John B. Shuman,
lWentN-IOuTtn lnldNITN. 10 lut NAI
teenth Infantry. October Is: First Lieut..
Melvin G. Faris. Twenty-fOUrth Infantry.
to the Twelfth Infantry. October >;
Second Lieut.. Agard II. Bailey. UnassiEn-
Ell, to the Twenty-siXth Infantry. Oc-
Lieut.. Col Godfrey H Macdonald. re-
tired. is assigned to active duty.
First Lieut.. Edwin c. Mcneil. Four
George Wright, Wash. for temporary
duty, and upon the completion thereof
will proceed to New York City as here
tOfOre ordered.
Paragraph y. Special Orders. No 2l3.
September 10. 1914 War department. is
amended so as to direct Capt William
X. Naylvr. Ninth Infantry. TO proceed on
November ;. to Fort LeayenwOrth. kans..
for duty at the schools.
Mai. Edwin u. Bricker. Ordinance De
partment. will make one visit to the
works and Offices Of the Otis Elevator
COMPANY. New York and Yonkers. y
Y. on official business pertaining TO the
inspection Of material being manufaCtuT-
ed for the Ordnance Department
The resignation Of First Lieut. Charles
J. u. Spreckels. Philippine Scouts, has
been accepted by the President, to take
effect September y.
Capt James f. Shelley. Eleventh Cav
airy. is detailed as inspeCtor-tnstructor
OF the Eighth Cavalry District. Compris-
ing the State Of Colorado and Will pro-
Ceed to Denver. Colo. and take station.
capt. Walter T. Bates. Twenty-seventh
tor Of the Organized Militia OF Colorado.
and will proceed to Denver. Colo, and
take station.
Capt Robert : Thomas. Corps Of EnEi-
neers. will make not to exceed one visit
per month until June 81. 49,. to SCran-
ton and Philadelphia. Pa. and not 10
exceed one visit per quarter during the
same period to Cleveland. Ohio. for the
purpose Of instrUCtinC the engineer troops
OF the Organized Militia at the places
named.
First Lieut. Albert J. Hoskins. Medical
Reserve Corps. will accompany the troops
en- route from Vera Cruz. Mexico. 10 the
I nited States. and upon arrival in the
Second Division will report in person
10 the commanding general Of that
division for assignment TO duty.
Capt. Joseph \. WorthnEton. NediCa!
Corps. when his services can be- spared
by the commanding general. southern
Department. will proceed to the Presidio
of San Francisco. Cal. for temporary
duty for a period not to exceed ten DAYS
and upon the completion OF this duty
will proceed to Fort Bayard. y Mex.
The resignation Of Capt. Harry r VIII
son. Philippine Scouts. has been accepted
by the President, to take effect Sep
tember 9