The Washington herald., 1914-06-20
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First Lieut. Frederick A. Prince. Fifth
Field Artillery. win proceed 10 Toby
hanna. Pa. on August u. for duty until
August a.
Second Lieut. George c. Bowen. Twen-
tieth Infantry. will proceed TO the
Walter Reed General Hospital, D. c.,
for treatment. 7
First Heuts. Frederick g. strons. jr.
and Oscar N. sohibers. Corps Of En-
sfneers. viii proceed to West Point, N.
So, much OF paragraph q, Special
Orders. No. iS, June g. 1915 War De-
partment. a. directs First Lieut.. william
J. McCaughey, Twenty-sixth Infantry, to
sail for Manila, p. l., September s. 10
amended 20 as to direct First Lieut.. Nc.
caughey to sail October S.
Leave for one month, to take effect
Upon his relief from duty at the Army
w war SoiieSe. Washinston ,. c: y grant
fantry.
Maj. Douglas r. Duvai is relieved from
duty with the Second Division and from
fuTther duty at Fort BENJAMIN Harrison.
Myer. Va. relieving Mad. John H. Allen.
MAJ. Allen viii proceed to Texas City.
Tex. and report TO the Second Division,
for duty at Fort Meade. 8. Oak.
from duty with troops in the field in the
southern Department and from further
duty at Fort Douglas. Utah. and will
tnen proceed to West Point. N. Y.
Corps.
Leave for one month. to take effect
Upon " HI his relief relief from duty at Columbus
Brown. Coast Artillery Corps.
Second Lieut.. Clyde A. Selleck, First
Field Artillery. win proceed to Toby
hanna, Ia. on August "A, for duty until
50 much Of paragraph q. Special
Orders. No. lss, June Is. 1914. War De
partment. as directs Capt. Sylvester
Bonnanon; Sd. Twenty-second Infantry.
regiment Is amended so as to direct him
to proceed to join his regiment upon the
expiration Of his present leave Of abb
Leave for ten days is granted First
T1ssn,,S kisa1; Charles S, D0navin. Twsnty-thifd
BY direction of the President. each of
the following officers is relived from duty
Napoleon ". Riley. infantry. Gordon
Institute. GAINESVILLE. Ga: First Lieut..
Clyde r. Abraham. Twenty-seventh In
fantryr Bingham School, Asheville. n.
South Dakota State College Of Azricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts, Brookings s.
Oak. Lieut.. Abraham will proceed TO
First Lieut.. walton Goodwin. jr., Fifth
Infantry. Is relieved from the Connecticut
Agricultural College. Conn. August q.
and will then proceed to Join his regi-
ment
First Lieut.. Emory S. Adams. twenty
third Infantry. is placed on the list of
detached officers. to take effect June 90,
1914. and First Lieut.. Napoleon w. Riley,
infantry. is removed therefrom, to take
signed to the Twelfth Infantry. to take
effect June 30. 1914
First Lieut.. James p. Castleman.
Eleventh Cavalry, is placed on the list
80. 1914 and First Lieut. Oscar Foley.
cavalry. is removed therefrom. to take
effect June q. 1914 Lieut. Foley is. as
% signed TO the ,a Third Cavalry. to take
A board OF officers is appointed to meet
at the call OF the president thereof at
Washington Barracks. ID. c., for the
examination exs5is boT Of such Officers as may be
ness for promotion. Detail for the
board: Mai Benjamin A. Poore. General
Stan: Maj. George B. Duncan. General
eorps Nat RenSeR b nsmSIe Mer MeSes
Corps, and Capt. William T. Merry.
General Stafr.
First Lieut. Bruno T. scher. Twenty
ssn PooTs S gsIofs s,s If Ma sn
OF the examining board at Washington
Barracks. d. c., for examination to de-
ternine his fitness for promotion.
Leave for two DAYS. to take effect on
or about June "a. 1914. is granted Col.
Edwin P. Andrus. U. S. A, retired. re-
Leave sranted Chaplain Walter X.
Lloyd; Coast Artillery Corps. June I.
United States Army General Hospital
Fort Bayard. N. Mex. is extended one
month.
The following changes in the assign
ments of officers Of the Coast Artillery
Corps are ordered: Capt. Francis ]. Behr
relieved from duty at the Hammond
Radio Research Laboratory. Gloucester.
Mass. Is assigned to the Forty ninth
Company; Capt. James B. Taylor re-
lieved from duty at the Coast Artillery
School. Fort Monroe. Va. is assigned 10
the Fifty-eighth Company: First Lieut..
Thomas A. Clark relieved from duty at
the Coast Artillery School, Fort Monroe.
Va. and will report to the commanding
officer, Coast defenses of Chesapeaks
Bay: First Lieut.. Alexander J. Stuart Is
relieved from duty at the Coast Artillery
School. Fort Monroe, Va. to take effect
July Q. and will report to the command
ing officer. Coast Defenses of Chesapeake
Bay
The following changes in the stations
and duties OF officers OF the Medical
Corps are ordered: Mai. William NJ
Roberts upon arrival in the United States
will proceed TO Fort Yellowstone, Wyo..
relieving Maj. Horace d. Bloombergh:
Mai. Bloombergh will proceed to Fort
Ontario. n. Y: Capt. Charles ". Haver-
hampf upon arrival in the United States
will proceed to Fort Jay. n. Y: Capt.
Royal REYNOLDS upon arrival in the
United States will proceed to Fort
Niagara, y. Y: Maj. Irving W. Rand is
relieved from duty at Fort Hancock
y. J.. July !. and will proceed TO Texas
City. Tex. and report to the commanding
officer. Second Division. for duty. at Fort
Missoula. Mont.
First Lieut.. Leonard p. Bell Medical |
Reserve Corps. upon arrival in the United |
States will proceed to Fort Stevens. Oreg.
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