The Washington herald., 1914-12-30
ARMY ORDERS.

Cap. Julian NJ. Csbert. U. s A. retired. is
relieved from active duty. 70 take effect December
y. 1914
The operation Of 50 much Of paragraph 10. Special
Ords1. No. 30 as relieves Cspt. Rudolph
smyser. Fifteenth Cavalry from duty al the
United States Military Prison. Fort LeaTrnworth.
KEnS. and drerts him 70 proceed to join his req
rnsnt. is suspended until February l. 1915.
Capt. GeorEe c. Martin. L. s. A, retired. Is
relieved from duty at the Massachusetts, Agricultural
CoIlege Amherst Mass 10 take eject January
i. 1915. and will then proceed TO his home
First Lieut. Henry W. Fleet. Nineteenth In
fantry. is detailed professor Of military science
and tactics at the Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
leg-. Amherst. Mas. to take effect February
l. 1875
The IeaTe Of absence heretofore granted First
Lieut.. T. Llewellyn Bull. Twenty-third Infantry
extended month.
Leave of absence for hr. days is granted CAPT.
Edwin 4. Hickman. Signal COrTS.
Cart Alvin T. Foss Cuast ARTILLERY CorTe. New
Hampshire National Guard. is authorized by the
President to attend and pursue the first year >
course Of instruction at the Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe. Va.
Special Orders. No Is. are 20 amended to
direct CAPT. Dan T. Moore. FIFTH Field Artillery
70 make the visits required by said orders instead
Of Capt. John B. W. Cocey Sixth Field ARTILLERY.
Brs. Gen George Bell. jr. L. :. A, will PRO
oced from Omaha. Nebr.. TO Galveston. Tex. for
temporary duty with the Fifth Brnde.
Walter NJ Wilhelm. Ordnance Department. will
make not 70 exceed three visits per month during
Of the Bethlehem Steel Company. South Bethlehem
Pa. in connection with the inspection q materel
being procured under contract By the Ordnance
department
First Lieut.. Charles n, Boosted. Thirtieth
Infantry now on leave Of hbsence at PlEttsburg.
y. Y. will report to the commanding officer.
PIAttsburE Barracks. n. Y. for duty pending the
arrival Of his regiment at that station.
Mai Amos A Fries COrps Of EnEinsers In Sd-
dition to his other duties will proceed 70 and take
station at Portland. oreg.. about January s. 1915.
and report By telegraph to the chief Of snEneers.
for duty, 10 relieve Lieut. Col ChGries II. Nc
Kinstry Corps Of Engineers. temporarily. Of the
duties in his charge pertaining TO the Second Port
land Engineer District. during the lGtter's absence
sick leave.
Leave Of abSeno. for one month to take effect
upon his arrival in the United States. is granted
First Lieut.. Everett A. Andersen. Medical Reserve
Corps
The resignation by First Lieut.. Howard Lilienthal.
Medical Reserve Corps. Of his commission In that
corpa has been accepted By the President. to take
effect December Is, 1915.
Maj. Albert Z. Truly. Medical Corrs. Is relieved
from further tSmpurary duty with Evacuation Hospl-
tal No. /. Galveston Te1., and will return to his
proper station, Fort jay. n. Y.
Capt. Clarence II. Conner. Medical Cons. Is ~
ieTed from further tsmpor1ry duty With Evacuation
HOSPITAL, No. ], Galveston TsI.. and upon the eT-
pirAtion Of his present eaTe q absence Will rstIrn
TO his proper sati0C. Fort Wood, n. Y.
First Lieut.. Lorsn c. Greres. nirtieth Infantry.
now on leave Of Ebsrncs at PiEttsbrE. n. Y, will
report to the Commanding onlcer OF mat post Tor
duty pending TO arrival Of his regiment
A board Of oflcers Is appointed to meet at the call
Of the president Thereof at Fort Ethan Alien. Va.
for the examination Of such persons q may be au-
thorEed to appear before It to Determine their ht-
Dess for appointment a. chaplain In the amy: Do-
tail for the board: Mai. Wallace De Witt, Medical
Corps; MAI william r. Ozark Second CavAlry;
CAPT. David L. Fleming Second InfAntry; Capt.
James n. Burroughs. Second Cauhy, and Capt
William K. Bartlett Medical Corps
So much Of paragraph .. Special OrdeIs, No. 70.
directs Capt. Bruce Palmer. Eighth CAnlry. to
all on the hrSt available transport from San Pan
cisco. Cal, for Manila. r. l.. l. amended 20 a. to
direct that oncer to sAil the tranSpor scheduled
to leave San Francisco On about February s. I'D.
for Manila, p. !.
First Lieut.. Shelby c. LeaGr, Seventh Infantry.
Il detailed professor Of military science and tao
tics At Rutssa Scientific School. New Brunswick.
n. ].
The foIlorinenamed officers win report By letter
at once to the commanding Officer. Central Depart
nent. for assignment to duty pertaining to the
annual inspection Of the organized militia: Capt.
John Robertson. Trenty-SeEenth Infantry; First
Lieut.. Deas Archer, Twenty-sixth Infantry, and
Ffst Lieut. Charles G. BSnkhead, Twnty-GShth
Infantry. ..0
Tss board q odaczs q the Medical oorss ~.