The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
ARMY ORDERS.

First Lieut. Arthur d. Budd. Ordnance
Department. Is relieved from detal ~
that department. to take effect Novemper
u, 1914 Lieut.. Budd Is assigned 10 the
Twenty-second Infantry. to take effect
November l3.
Cant. George II. Scott. Medical Corps.
| is detailed as a member OF the exanln-
ing, board at the Army Sunqins' ' MI.
York City, vice MAI. LOUIS L. hess' Aeui-
cal Corps.
Second Lieut. Mason W. Gray, tr;,
Tenth Infantry, 10 assigned 10 the Nlnth
Infantry. to take effect January J. lsls.
Capt. Ralph E. ingram, Tenth Infantry.
Is assigned 70 the Eleventh Infantry 10
take effect December ], llS4-
Fort Leavenworth, Kans.. Is designated
as the permanent station OF Capt Dennis
II. Currie, Signal Corps.
The following changes In the stations
and duties OF officers OF the Medical Corps
are ordered:
can't. charles Z. McBrayer is relieved
from duty at the Preside Of Monterey;
CAL to take effect December 3 and VIII
then proceed TO Alcatraz, Cal, and re-
port to the commandant faeinc sos prant dI,,,t
relieving Maj George II. R. Gosman.
Mai Gosman upon being. thus relieved
viii proceed TO Fort Mcdowell, Cal.
Capt. Levy NJ Hathaway. Medical
Corps, is relieved from duty at the Pre-,
10 s1ole Port ~ Baker, Cal, relieving First Lieut.
Lieut.. Kerns upon being thus relieved
will proceed to AlcatraZ. Cal.
5ysy Tsr sut IS detseG sHsd for general recruit
ing service, to take effect upon the ex-
pIration Of his present leave Of absence,
and will then proceed to Fort Slocum'
Each OF the following officers win pro
ceed to Fort Leavenworth, kans-, IN
time to arrive there on January :. Elo,
provided that a. the time tbd OF stsrns asrS,cs ne
and report to the commandant, the Army
Service Schools, for the purpose OF taktns
the special course for field of1eers 70 Pc
gin about that date: Col. Charles "a"
Truitt, Twenty-second Infantry; Col
Charles H. Grierson, cavalry: Col. George
F. Landers, Coast Artillery Corps; Lieut.
corps: Cor % Lieut.. Col. Edward F. McGIachlin.
jr., Fifth Field Artillery; MAJ EEank l. 4
winn adjutant general; MAJ sEosons =.
Lewis. Sixth Infantry; Ma MAJ %sS1IssH &eEEIsg z z
Bennett. Sixteenth Infantry; MAJ wilson
Chase, Twenty-nrst Infantry; MAJ. Mil
lam F. Grote. Eleventh Infantry; MAJ
fantry: Mai. John Howard. Twenty-ssc-
ond Infantry: Maj. William BROOKE
Twenty-first Infantry; Mai Charles w
W shfSdb Kobe a TIShteenth Infantry; Maj. Ed
ward ID. Anderson, Sixth Cavalry; MAJ.
George P. White. Ninth Cavalry: Capt
Marcus b. Stokes. Tentn LnIanu y,
Leave granted Maj. Hanstord L. Threl-
keld, Thirtieth Infantry, In special or
ders, No 21s, is extended fifteen days
Mai John r. II. Taylor, United states
He viii report to the president OF the
Army War College for duty.
First Lieut. John E. Townes, jr., Coast
Artillery Corps, is detailed for general
recruiting service. and will proceed at
once to Columbus Barracks, Ohio, reliey-
ing First Lieut.. Dean Hall, Coast Artil-
T First Lieut.. John E. Townes. jr.. Coast
Artillery Corps, is placed on the list OF
detached officers TO take effect Noyem-
ber L. and the name Of First Lieut.. Dean
Hall, Coast Artillery Corps. Is removes
Lieut. Hall will proceed to Fort II. q.
Wright, n. Y, and report TO the COM
manding officer. Coast Defenses Of Long
Island Sound, for assignment to COM
Leave granted Capt. Louis R. Ball:
Sixth Cavalry, on surgeons certihcate OF
disability Is further extended until Janu-
fary /, 1875 on account Of sickness.
First Lieut. Henry B. Clagett, Twenty
third Infantry, will proceed to Fort sam
Houston. Tex, and report with view
to his examination to determine his Mt.
ness for detail in the aviation section OF
the Signal Corps.
Capt. Solomon p. vestal. United States
Army, retired. upon his own application
Is detailed as professor of military science
and tactics at the Mount Tamalpais Mill
tary Academy and the Hitchcock Mill
tary Academy. San Rafael, Cal.
Mai Clyde S. Ford, Medical Corps, is
detailed as a member of the army retir-
ing board appointed TO meet at Texas
CITY, Tex, vice Mai. James II. Phalen.
Medical Corps.
A board Of oficers Is appointed to meet
at the call Of the president thereof at
Texas City, Tex. for the examination OF
such persons as may be authorized TO
appear before II to determine their mt
ness for appointment as chaplain in the
army. Detail for the board: Mai. Irving
w. Rand. Medical Corps; Mai. George g.
Galley. Fourth Field Artillery; Chaplain
Capt Ray W. Bryan, Medical Corps:
First Lieut.. Ben W. Field. Twenty-second
Infantry.