The Washington herald., 1914-04-15
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave for -four months. with permission to 20 be-
yond the sea. is granted Capt. James Bourke. Meti
cal Corps. to take effect when his services can be
spared by his post commander.
Col. Frederic V. Abbot, Corps Of Engineers, -
detailed msmbsr of the board Of officers ap-
pointed in paragraph q. special orders, No. 90.
hcation Of the coast defenses at the eastern Gu
trance 10 Long Island Sound, vice Col. Solomon W.
RoessleT. Corps q Engineers. hereby relieved
The following changes in the stations and du,ies
Of officers Of the Corps Of Engineers ordered:
Lieut. Col Charles S. BromWell is relieved from
his present duties and will proceed at the prop-T
time TO San Francisco, Cal, to take the transient
To sail from that place or about July 5. 1914. for
Honolulu Hawaii. Lieut.. Col Brunwell will take
station at Honolulu and relieve Mai William r.
woOten Of the duties in his charge pertaining to
tire Honolulu engineer district. together with tie
funds. property. and records pertaining thereto
and in addition to this duty win report to IN.
commanding general, Hawaiian Department, for
duty al department engineer relieving Mai
wooten also Of that duty and Of the funds. pr1p-
erty. and records pertaining thereto.
Mai Wooten after being thus relieved will p--
cred by the first available transport to San Fran
cisco. Cal. He win proceed Themes TO Washington
barracks, d. C., and report TO the commAndant.
Engineer School, for duty at that school
BY direction Of the President Mai Edwin v.
BookmiIIer. Ninth Infantry. will report to Gil
Joseph Gsrrzrd. Fifteenth Cavalry. president Of an
army retiring hoard at Fort Bliss. Tex, at suGh
time he may designate for examination By the
board. and upon completion Of his examination M1i
Bookmiller will return to the place Of receipt b1
him Of this order.
Capt John B. Husgins and First Lieut.. Michss
A. Daley, Medical Corps. detailed medical
examiners and witnesses bsfore the army refining
board at Fort Bliss, Tex. appointed in special or
ders. No. Is. January 70, lsl. War Department. sld
will report to the president Of the board when
summoned BY him for duty accordingly Wher ex-
c1sed witnesses the officers named will return to
Their proper stations
Paragraph 81. special orders. No g. January 10
1914, War Department is amended to read as fol
lows:
Leave for three months to take effect on or
about May 90 1874 is granted First Lieut.. Charles
4. Wing, IT.. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
Leave for four months. to take effect when his
services be spared, is granted CAPT. John F.
Preston, Quartsrmaster Cops
The leave granted Secnnd Lieut. Theodore ".
Martin. Seventeenth Infantry in special orders No.
g. March II. 1914. Eastern Department, is t1-
tended seven days.
Col William {. Butler. Twenty fourth Infantry,
is relieved from assignment to that regiment
So much q paragraph H. special orders No. 70,
March 5. 1914. War Department, as directs Lieut..
Col. Arthur W. Yates. Quzrtsrmaster QorpS, to
proceed to the Philippine Islands the FIRST aTap
able transport after the trial Of Capt. Joseph q.
Griffiths Quartermaster Corps fs amended 50 as 70
direct Liuet, Col. YATES TO proceed to Manila on
the Transport to sail from San Fr,pcisoo Cal on
or about May s., 1914 He Is relieved iron, lem
pary duty in the ofice Of the depot qua arternasFr
st San Frandscos and viii report 10 the curnuiald-
ing general Western Department for sssignmsu;
to duty pending his Departure for Maniis.
MAI Alexander N. Davis Qurtsrmaster Coma
win make not to exceed four visits Der month 10
points IN the vicinity of Kansas City No. for tas
purposs d inspecting subsistence supplirs a,d
upon the cnmpletion of the duty enSofned vfu re-
trrn to his proper ssztioa sft9 each Witt