The Washington herald., 1914-10-06
ARMY ORDERS

Each OF the following-named officers is
relieved from assignment to the regi-
effect January. l. 1915: Cavairy-Capt.
Herbert B. Crosby, Eighth Cavalry; First
Lieut. Henry E. Mitchell, Eighth Cav
se1entb sEy biEst Lieut. 9 John v Spring u"
Grisel, Eighth Cavalry; Second Lieut..
Thomas ]. J. Christian, Seventh Cavalry.
tnfanStriy51CO!; Infant y John C. F: Tingon, Fif-
Eighth Infantry: Capt. Ned NJ. Green,
KKnHdsep; Eighth Infantry; First Lieut.:
try; First Lieut. Martyr H. sh1te,
Eighth Infantry; First Lieut. Jesse c.
Drain. Fifteenth Infantry; First Lieut..
BEnee Bi r Campbell, Eighth Infantry:
fantry; First Lieut.. Fitzhugh L. Mimi
gerode, Eighth Infantry; Second Lieut..
EEo6ert Esdt H. FL, Fletcher & tr. Eighth Infantry;
teenth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Rapp
Brush. Eighth Infantry; Second Lieut..
Carl F. Mckinney, Eighth Infantry: Sec
fourth Infantry, second Lieut. John c.
Walker, jr.. Eighth Infantry. Each Of
ncer will proceed on or about January
10; 1si5. to the United States:
transferred as indicated after his name,
70 take effect January l, 1915: Capt. Louis
R: Ball, Sixth to the Eighth Cavalry.
to the Seventh Cavalry; First Lieut..
William n. Hensley. jr., Thirteenth to
the Eighth Cavalry; Second Lieut. Clyde
In j. McSSonkey' . Third to the Seventh Cav
to the Eighth Cavalry; Capt Robert II,
Allen, Twenty-ninth to the Eighth Infan-
try: Capt. Oliver H. Dockery. jr.,
Capt. Preston Brown. Seventeenth to the
Eighth Infantry; First Lieut. Max A.
Elser. Twenty-third to the Eighth In
T1Iertie.b HsS 81 ne ss1dt Sota Eary.
First Lieut. Reuben c. Taylor. Twentieth
to the Eighth Infantry; First Lieut. Will
lam F. Pearson, Twenty-third to the
Miller. Twenty-third to the Eighth In
fantry; First Lieut. George W. Maddox.
Twenty-seventh to the Twenty-fourth In
Seventeenth to the Eighth Infantry: Sec
ond Lieut. Archibald D. Cowley, Twenty
second to the Eighth Infantry; Second
Lieut. Mord T. Short, Twenty-second to
Lieut. Wesley F. Aver, Twenty-third to
the Fifteenth Infantry: Second Lieut.
Lester N. Wheeler Twenty-irst TO the
Gehman. Twenty-seventh to the Eighth
Infantry. Each officer will proceed to
San Francisco, Cal. on or about Janu-
arrival there will join the regiment to
which he is transferred.
The resignation of Capt. Edison I.
Small; philippine Scouts. has been ac-
Sdteba- 1874 10 IaAe eheSt
Capt Henry F. McFeely, U. S. A., re-
tired, upon his own application is de-
tailed as professor Of military science
and tactics at the South Dakota State
College OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, Brookings, S. Oak.
First Lieut.. Royden E. Beebe, Twenty
seventh Infantry. aid-de-camp, to Fort
Sheridan, Ill, for temporary duty and
will sail with Brig Gen. Hunter Liggett
o. S. A, on the transport scheduled to
leave for Manila, P. l., on or about De
Capt. Raymond s. Pratt, Quartermas-
ter Corps, to Fort Sill. Okla, between
10 and December Is 1914, for
temporary duty at the School OF Fire
tIF First eid Lieut.. CHATS Harry O. Fletcher, Medical
Reserve Corps, relieved from duty at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. to his home. Lieut..
Fletcher is relieved from active duty in
the Medical Reserve Corps, to take ef-
feet upon his arrival at his home.
Maj, John w. Furlong, cavalry, to
taking the field officers course at the
Mounted Service School.
MAI samuel g. Jones, Thirteenth Cav
airy, transferred to the Eighth Cavalry.
VIII proceedNat the proper time to San
December 5. 1914, for Manila. P Il
Maj. Michael N. McNamee, Fifteenth
Sayalry, Is relieved from assignment to
First Lieut. Kelton L. Pepper. Fifteenth
present sick leave OF absence win rennrt
to Letterman General Hospital. San Fran
cisco CaL' Tor examination and treat
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. John A Sterling. PhiIlppine
SCOUT FshEuASe a. 1914 Is extended one
Lu.