The Washington times., 1914-07-03
Army and Navy
ARMY.

'aptain HERBERT J. BREES. FIRST
Cavalry, aide-de-camp, from Ine
First cavalry to the Seventh cav
airy. o,,tbs ia
granted Colonel CHARLES M 1RO
TT, infantry. +. .r.,s-
lch Of the following officers is trans
frrred or assigned as Indicated 10
take effect october l:
lptain CLARENCE r DA1, L.pi 60 ~
Fifth Cavalry to the seventh Cav
aptain EDWARD CALVERT from the
Ninth cavalry to the Eighth Cav
airy. noe
ERS. from the Eleventh Cavalry to
the seventh Cavalry
ESptain CHARLES B. STONE, IT., from
the seventeenth Infantry to the FIJI
tSSnth Infantry.
SyItain PAUL w. BECK. from the
secnth Infantry.
aptain EARNEST NJ. REEVE from
the Twenty-third Infantry to the
Fifteenth Infantry.
'Irst Lieutenant BARTON K. YOUNT
from the Twenty-seventh Infantry
TO the Fifteenth Infantry.
irst Lieutenant BENJAMIN F. CAS-
TIE from attached to the twenty
ninth Infantry to assigned to FIJI
teenth Infantry.
WELL from the Twelfth Infantry 10
the Fifteenth Infantry.
First Lieutenant ERNEST L. PEIL
from the Twenty-ninth Infantry to
the Twenty-fourth Infantry.
inst Lieutenant EVERETT n. BOW
MAN from the Fourth Infantry 10
the Twenty-fourth Infantry:
First Lieutenant ROBERT E. BOY
ERS from the Fifth Infantry to the
Fifteenth Infantry cp1s
void from the Eighteenth Infantry
TO the Fifteenth Infantry.
second Lieutenant JOSEPH S. LEON
ARD from the Twenty-seventh In
fantry TO the Fifteenth Infantry.
-econd Lieutenant ROBERT II. DUN
LOP from the Twenty-sixth Infan-
try to the Thirteenth Infantry.
.~econd Lieutenant EMIL F. REIN
HARDT from the Twenty-sixth In
fantry to the Eighth Infantry
from the Twenty-third InfaMtTy 70
Twenty-fourth Infantry.
ZACH of the officers named pro-
ceed to San Francisco, Ca. II such
time as will enable him to comply
with this order, will sail on the
place on or about october 3, 1914, for
Manila, P. L, and upon arrival there
will join the regiment to which he
Is assigned or transferred. Troop
and company officers will be assign
ed to troops and companies by their
respective regimental commanders
The travel directed is necessary il
the military service.
first Lieutenant EDWIN P. THOMP
SON. Twenty-fourth Infantry, i!
transferred to the Fifteenth Infan
try, to take effect October l.
~ecOnd Lieutenant FRANZ A. DONIAT
Infantry, unassigned, is assigned t
the Fifteenth Infantry, to take effec
October J.
Zach Of the following second lieutenant
is transferred as indicated to TAX
effect October /:
WALTER R WEAVER, from th'
Twenty-fourth Infantry to the Fif
teenth Infantry; WALKER F. HOB
SON, from the Eighth Infantry t
the Fifteenth Infantry.
Zach Of the following officers is re
lieved from assignment to the regi
ment indicated, to take effect Octo
ber 1: Captain Archibald F. Com
miskey, Seventh Cavalry; Captain
GUY s. Norvell, Eighth Cavalry
First Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm
Seventh Cavalry; Captain Edgar
Conley, Fifteenth Infantry; Captain
Wilbur A. Mcdaniel, Fifteenth In
fantry; First Lieutenants Jesse D
Elliott, Charles L. Sampson. JohI
c. Waterman, George H. Huddleson
and Eugene Santschi, jr., Fifteenth
Infantry; First Lieutenant Melvin
G. Faris, Twenty-fourth Infantry
Second Lieutenants Blaine A Dixon
Olin o. Ellis, Alva Lee, David ID
Cowles, and Walter Moore, Fifteenth
Infantry; Second Lieutenant Jaspe
A. Davies, Thirteenth Infantry.
first Lieutenant RUFUS F. MADDUh
coast artillery corps, is relleVed fton
further duty in the Philippine de
partment, to take effect October j;
and will proceed to the Unite