The Washington herald., 1914-05-13
ARMY ORDERS.

The leave heretofore granted First
Lieut. Guy A. Mix. Coast Artillery Corps,
is extended seven days
The following assignments of officers Of
the Medical Corps are orderede
Mai Clyde S. Ford is relieved from
further observation and treatment at the
Walter Reed General Hospital, D. c..
and will report in person to the Surgeon
General of the army for temporary duty
in his Office
First Lieut. Chester r. Haig will pro-
coed to the Walter Reed General Hos
pital, ID. c. and report in person to the
commanding officer of Ambulance, Com
pany No. for temporary duty with that
organization and by letter to the COM
manding general. Eastern Department
Capt. Ralph II. Goldthwaite will pro-
coed TO the Walter Reed General Hos
pital, D. C., and report in person to the
| commanding officer of Field Hospital No.
S for temporary duty with that organiza-
| ton and by letter to the commanding
general, Eastern Department.
| Capt. John r. Bosley Is relieved from
duty at Fort H G. Wright. n. Y. and
| will proceed to Fort Hamilton. " Y,
and report in person to the commanding
| officer of the latter post for duty and by
| letter to the commanding general, East
| ern Department.
The following-named officers of the
| Medical Reserve Corps are ordered &c
active duty in the service of the United
| States on account of an existing emerg-
enCy, and are assigned as follows:
First Lieut.. James II. Lawson will pro-
ceed to Fort Jay, n. ", and report in
person to the commanding officer of that
post for duty and BY letter to the COM
manding general: Eastern Department
4 First Lieut.. Henry W. Kennard viii
proceed to Texas City. Tex. and report
/ in person TO the commanding general,
| Second Division, for assignment to duty.
Capt Llewellyn p. Williamson. Medi-
Ss ali lrt@,- rfsk f1a
governor of the Panama Canal and will
proceed to Galveston. Tex. and report in
person to the commanding officer of
/ Evacuation Hospital No l at that piare
/ in the military service.
| Capts. Frank A. Barton. cavalry, and
Lee r. Dunbar. Medical Corps. and First
Iieuts- Robert G. Peck, infantry. and
| Herbert z. Mann, Twelfth Cavalry. are
| detailed as members Of the board nf Of
iicers appointed at Fort LeavenwGrth'
No. s.. April Is 1914. War Department,
| for the mental and physical examination
of candidates for the United States Mill
tsry Academy Wee Capts; Georse y
Woodson. Medical Corps; First Lieut..
Eugene ]. Ely and Second Lieut. Francis
C. v, Crowley. Fifth Cavalry. hereby re-
| Leave for four days is granted Capt
John E. Hemphill, cavalry.
Capt. Walter S. Grant. Ninth Cavalry,
Is TRANSFERRED al mis- own request '' 'i'>
| Third Cavalry.
| Capt Alexander W. Maish. Ordnance
Department. will proceed at once TO New
York Arsenal, Governors Island. y L.;
and assume charge of Ordnance Field
| Depot No. l.
| A board of officers to consist Of Mai.
/ Percy NJ. Kessler. Coast Artillery Corps;
Capt. Frank G. Jewell; Coast Artillery
Corps: Capt. Arthur NJ. Whaley, Medical
Corps; First Liegt: Thomas A Clark:
meet at Fort Monroe, Va. May 10 for
purpose of conducting the examination of
applicants for commissions in volunteer
4 forces.
/ A board of officers to consist of Mai.
Patrick II. McAndrew, Medical Corps
Can't. Hudson Patten. Coast Artillery
CORPS; Capt. Richard H. Jordan, Coast
/ ARTILLERY Corps: Capt Charles r. Allen,
Coast Artillery Corps; Capt Horace M
| Roberson, Medical Corps, Is appointed 70
meet AT Fort Terry, \. Y, May 10 foi
the purpose of conducting examination
of applicants for commissions in volun-
j teer forces.