The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
ARMY ORDERS.

ARMY ORDERS. t.-
Each of the following officers Is re-
hsyed from assignment 70 the regiment
December /: Mai. BROOKE Payne, Sec
ond Field Artillery; Capt. Charles H.
Bolce. Seventh Cavalry; First Lieut.
William n. Haskell, seventh Cavalry:
Capt. Peter ". Dawson. Thirteenth In
fantry: Capt Milosh r. Hilgard, Fiji
teenth Infantry Capt. Robert II. SUI
man; Fifteenth Infantry Capt: GuSsave
Lieut. Z. Llewellyn Bull, Eighth In
tantry; First Lieut. Albert B. kaempfer,
Thirteenth Infantry; First Lieut.; Francis
Second hien JAIME. 4 MeGrath Eshsh
Infantry; Second Lieut. Patrick Fris-
sell, Fifteenth Infantry. Each Officer will
proceed on or about December Is TO the
UnteS states. and upon arrival viii re-
port by telegraph to the adJutant gem
eral of the army.
Capt. William A. standiford (maJor.
Philippine ScoutsD Is relieved from as
signment to the Twenty fourth Infantry.
Each Of the following officers is trans
ferred or assigned as indicated after
his name, to take effect December J.:
Mai. William ]. Snow, from Third Field
Artillery 10 Second Field Artillery; Capt
James Huston, from Tenth Cavalry to
Seventh Cavalry; First Lieut.. Gerald c.
BTant. from Tenth Cavalry 10 Seventh
Cavalry; Capt Frank D: Ely, from Six
Capt. Stanley II. Ford, from Twenty
seventh Infantry to Fifteenth Infantry;
Capt. Alden c. Knowles, from Sixteenth
Infantry to Fifteenth Infantry; Capt
Norris NJ. Keck. from Twelfth Infantry
TO Fifteenth Infantry: First Lieut. Ar
thur L. Bump, from Twenty-fifth In
fantry TO Fifteenth Infantry; First Lieut.
Ralph w. DruTy, from Sixteenth In
fantry to Thirteenth Infantry; First
Lieut. George G. Bartlett. from Elgh-
teenth Infantry TO Fifteenth Infantry;
First Lieut., Richard H. Jacob, from
Twenty-sixth Infantry to Twenty-fourth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. George r. Hicks,
from Twenty-siXth Infantry to Fiji
land F. walsh from seventeenth
jRIs@tTy ssaaD5 % to EftesRth R,,ds Lnfa5t5y Ft6T
Eleventh Infantry to Eighth In
fantry; Second Lieut. James ID. Burt.
from Seventeenth lnfantEz-t4S Ftftesa1h
Infantry. Each Of the officers named,
excepting First Lieut.: Bump, viii sail
on or about December 5. for Manila, p. l.
Upon the arrival at Honolulu, Hawaii.
OF the transport scheduled to sail from
cember 3. First Lieut. Bump will proceed
on that transport to Manila, p. l.
Each OF the following officers is trans
ferred or assigned as Indicated after his
Lieut.. Edgar NJ. Whiting, from Tenth
Cavalry to Fourth Cavalry: First Lieut..
John b. Richardson, from TWenty-first
Infantry TO Second Infantry; First Lieut.
Infantry TO Second Infantry; First Lieut.
James E. CLANCY, from Ninth Infantry
to Twenty-ifth Infantry. Each will sail
on or about December for Honolulu,
Hawaii
Each Of the following officers is re-
lieYed from assignment or attachment
to the regiment indicated after his name,
to take effect December l: Capt Ralph
I,,F aNN
L Reed. attached to Tenth Infantry:
First Lieut. Avery u. Cummings, Tenth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Fred b. Car
rithers, Tenth Infantry: Second Lieut.
Joseph d. Patch, Tenth Infantry. Each
viii proceed on or about December l,
TO the United States, and upon arrival
will report by telegraph TO the adtutant
general Of the army.
ferred or assigned as Indicated after his
name. TO take effect December /: Capt
George F. BaltEell, from Seventeenth In
fantry to Tenth Infantry: First Lieut.;
James NJ. Churchill, from Twenty-third
Infantry to Tenth Infantry; First Lieut..
Rupert A. Dunford. from Twenty-sixth
Infantry to Tenth Infantry; First Lieut.
Fred p Jacobs, from Twenty-ninth In
John Z. Beller, from Eighteenth In
'antry 10 Tenth Infantry; Second Lieut..
Roscoe c. Batson, from Twenty-second
Infantry to Tenth Infantry.
Leave for three months, to take effect
on or about September Is, Is granted
Col: Henry o. s. Heistand, adjutant gen.
eral.
Each Of the following officers of the
States Will proceed TO the post specified
after his name: Mai. William E.. Vose.
Fort Williams, Ne: Capt Taylor Z.
James 5. Fox, Fort PreSie, Me; Capt.
Joseph Casper upon arrival in the United |
states will proceed TO the Preside OF
San Francisco, Cal. Capt. Ralph G. De-
viii proceed to Fort McDoweI. Cal. Maj. |
lanes R. Church upon being relieved
rom Fort Williams, Me. by Maj. Will |
am E. Vose will proceed to Fort
ngton is relieved from temporary duty |
With the regimental infirmary, Sixth In |
'antTy, Fl Paso. Tex, and from further !
luty at the Preside Of San Francisco, |
,ital, Fort Bayard. n. Mex. Capt. Alex
lnder Murray upon being relieved from !
iuty at Fort Mcdowell. Cal, by Capt |
Ralph G; DeVoe will proceed to Fort
First Lieut.. Charles W. Riley. Medical
Reserve Corps, will proceed TO Fort |
Howard, Md. Lieut. Riley win stand |
-elieved from duty at Fort Howard In |
proceed at the proper time to San Fran |
,isco, Cal, and sail from that place on |
,r about November 5, for the philippine |
slands, and upon arrival at Manila Will
'eport to the commanding general, |
philippine Department.
Leave for five days is granted Capt !
Ralph Mccoy, Fifth Infantry.
Capt. Charles W. Haverkampf, Medical |
Corps. Is detailed as a member of the |
board at the Army Building.
lew York City, vice Capt. Philip w. |
Medical Corps.
Leave for tWenty-one days is granted |
first Lieut. Thomas c. Walker. Medical
reserve Corps. /
Lieut. Col George W. Reed. adjutant
eneral, will proceed TO Texas City, Tex,
nd report 10 the commanding general;
,econd Division, for duty as adjutant oil
hat division. /
Leave for ive days is granted Capt.
Viii L. Pyles, Medical Corps.
Mai. William T. Wilder. Twenty-secondl
is attached to the Twenty
ighth Infantry and will proceed to Vera
,fuz, Mexico.
Second Lieut. Frank II. Hicks. cav
1ry, unassigned, is assigned to the First
Col orin b. Mitcham. Ordnance De-
artment. win proceed to the following
ilaces for the purpose of making an
Inspection OF the batteries or the Or
ianized militia named: Binghamton- n.
2, Battery c, First Battalion, Field Ar
illery. National Guard Of New YORK
syracuse, N. Y. Battery a. Field Ar
illeFy. National Guard Of New fork;