The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
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First Lieut.. Frederick IS. Snyder,
cavalry: and Veterinarian William ".
Lusk. Second Cavalry, viii proceed 20
the Walter Reed General Hospital. d. c.,
fer treatment
Leave for ten days. to take effect upon
his relief from his present duties. il
granted First Lieut.. Leon R. Partridge,
Third Cavalry.
Capt. Ralph r. stogsdall. retired. is re-
Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Ind. July Z.
Capt Ralph r. stogsdall, retired, Is
detailed as professor OF military science
and tactics at the University OF Notre
Dame, Notre Dame. Ind, 10, take effect
SO much OF paragraph 2. Special Or
6ers. No. 49, June s 1914, War Depart
ment, as directs Second Lieut.. Clarence
M ~ AcA9Tray, se seyenteentn ID infantry. 70
scheduled TO leave San Francisco. Cal.
on or about September 8. 1914, IL amended
50 as to direct that ofticer TO sail for
Manila on the transport scheduled TO
leave San Francisco on or about De-
cember 8.
Maj. Herman Hall. infantry, is relieved
as chief OF the Philippine Constabulary,
with the rank Of brigadier general, ana
Will report to the commanding general,
Philippine Department, for duty with
the infantry arm of the service.
Leave for one month. to take effect
July /, is granted Lieut.. Col. Harry c.
Col. George w. McIver. infantry. now
attached to the Thirteenth Infantry, Is
assigned to that regiment
Paragraph l6. Special Orders. No. 134.
June .. 1914. War Department, relating
to First Lieut. Benjamin F. Castle, in
fantTy, il revoked.
Maj. David NJ King. Ordnance Depart
ment, will make not TO exceed three
t~FaF 80 ~ - Of Aa Nhasal
Company. Cincinnati. Ohio, for the pur-
pose OF inspecting material being manu-
factured for the Ordnance Department.
The following changes In the stations
Corps and of the Medical Reserve Corps
are ordered: The following officers are
relieved from duty in the Philippine De-
partment. 10 take effect october Is. and
and upon arrival report by telegraph 10
the Adjutant General: Col Guy l..
Edie, Medical Corps; Mai Robert y.
Winn, Medical Corps; Maj. Frank c.
Jones, Medical Corps: Capt. Henry F.
Pipes, Medical Corps; Capt Eugene G.
Northington. Medical Corps: Capt. John
p. Fletcher, Medical Corps; First Lieut.
George Newlove. Medical Reserve Corps:
Mai. Henry S. Greenleaf. Medical Corps,
Pacific Branch. United States Military
Prison, Alcatraz Island. Cal; Maj. Robert
B. Grubbs, Medical Corps. Fort Baker.
Medical CorpS General Hospital. Fort
Bayard. n. Mex. First Lieut.. Lesson o.
Tarleton, Medical Corps, Is relieved from
duty with the Eighth Brigade and from
further duty at Vancouver Barracks.
Wash, and will proceed September $
for the Philippine Islands. and upon ar
rival at Manila will report to the COM
manding general, Philippine Department
First Lieut.. Robert SHELTON. Medical
Corps. is relieved from duty with the
Thirteenth Cavalry and from further
DUTY at Fort Robinson. Nebr., and Will
proceed September >. for the Philippine
report to the commanding general.
Department. First Lieut.
Omar II. Quade. Medical Corps. is re-
lieved from duty with the Second Division
and from further duty At Fort Smelling.
Mimi. and will proceed September ),
for the Philippine Islands, and on ar
rival at Manila will report TO the COM
manding general, Philippine Department;
Reserve Corps. is relieved from duty
with the Second Division. Texas City,
Tex. and will proceed September 8. for
the Philippine Islands, and on arrival
at Manila will report to the commanding
Philippine Department. Each Of
the following officers is relieved from
duty at the station specified after his
name. and will proceed August > for
Hawaii, and upon arrival will
report to the commanding general.
Department, First Lieut.. Neal
-. Wood, Medical Corps. Fort Apache,
AriZ.: First Lieut.. Harry r. Mckellar.
Medical Corps. Vancouver Barracks,
Wash.
Leave for ten days is granted Maj.
Curtis w. Otwell. Corps OF Engineers
Pay Clerk Frederick A. Markey, Quar-
termaster Corps. Is relieved from duty
at the Preside Of Monterey. Cal, and
from Detterman General Hospital, Pre-
sidiO Of San Francisco. Cal. and will
report TO the commanding officer. Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco.
Lieut. Commander Thomas r. Kurtz,
L. S. N, is appointed a member of the
national board for the promotion OF
rifle practice. vice LIEUT. Commander
T. Craven. L. s. y.
First Lieut.. Jacob A. Mack. Coast Ar
tillery Corps, is assigned TO the Seven
teenth Company.
Leave for one month and fifteen DAYS.
United States. is granted Second Lieut.
Wilfrid NJ. Blunt. Eighth Cavalry.
Leave for one month, to take effect
on or about July I. 1914. Is granted Sec
Ond Lieut.. Randolph T Pendleton. Coast
Artillery Corps. Lieut.. Pendleton will
sail for the Philippine Islands August ;.
instead OF July 6.
July (. is granted First Lieut.. Alexander
]. Stuart Coast Artillery Corps.
Paragraph 20. Special Orders. No. IA,
June %. 1914, War Department. is amend
ed to read as follows: The following
officers will repair TO this city and re-
port in person on June =. to the Judge
Advocate General os the Army for duty
will return to West Point. y. Y: First
Lieut.. Wiley r. Dawson. Twenty-first In
fantry: Second Lieut.. Emile V. Cutrer,
Eleventh Infantry.