El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
.LEAVESOF ABSENCE
SHOW INCREASE
IN THE ARMY
Officers in Philippine De-
partment Are Relieved;
Transfers Are Made.

washington. D. C., June 2s.-In the army
orders announced. leaves OF absence snow q
decided increase. The orders follow
Leaves Of absence Lieut. Col Charles 9
BromwelI. corps Of engineers, i've days MAJ.
Charles z. Marrow, medical corps ~ Gay :
Ist Lieut. Carl H. Muller 18th cavalry 20
davs- % Lieut.. Franz A. DonlaI- infantry
one month extension ID Lieut. chester A
sheppard 18Th lnIanlEl' tAISe oi ~ -
Is days extension; ID Lieut. Ralph = Jones
18th infantry, two months Col larry g.
Hale. infantry, one month; MAJ GURUS w
Orwell. 10 DAYS, LIST Lieut. Leon r Par
fridge, 10 days. list Lieut. Alexander ).
stuart, three months: ID Lieut. Wilfred NJ
Blunt. eighth cavalry. IS days ID Lieut.
Randolph T Pendleton, coast artillery corps,
col George W McIver. infantry. now at
tached TO the 18th infantry, is assigned TO
that regiment
ed a member Of the national board for the
promotion OF rifle practice vice Lieut. CoInor-
Thomas T. Craven hereby relieved
MAJ Herman Han infantry. is renewed
from detail as chief Of the Philippine con-
stabulary. with the rank OF brigadier gen
eral- ana VIII report 10 the Commanding
general, Philippine department, FOR assign
ment 20 duty with the infantry
Maj David ~ King. ordnance depart
ment. viii make three visits 70 the works
Of the Roger Wheel company, Cincinnati. O.,
for the purpose Of inspecting material being
manufactured for the ordnance department.
Cant. Ralph p. StoEsdal retired. IS re-
Ieved from duty at the University Of Notre
Dame. HTotre Dame. Ind.
capt. Ralph P. StoEsdsll, retired IS de-
tailed professor OF military science and
Notre Dame, Ind. TO take effect July S. 1914.
and viii report 10 the president Of the uni
First Lieut.. Frederick S. snyder. cavalry.
will proceed 70 the Walter Reed general hos
pital, District Of Columbia, and report to the
commanding officer for treatment
The following named officers viii repair
10 this city and report to the judge advocate
general Of the army Tor duIy IN MS office IN
TN August 20 1914. when they will return 20
West Point n. Y; LIST Lieut. Wiley E. DAVE
son, z1st infantry; ID Lieut.. Emile V. Cutrer.
1Tfh fuflwEwW
First Lieut.. Jacob A. Mack. coast artH-
lery corps, now unassigned, is assigned TO
The following named officers are relieved
from duty in the Philippine department. 10
then proceed to the United States and upon
arrivals report TO the adiutant general OF
the army for further orders: Col Guy L.
Edie, medical corps MAJ EooeEt " VIM.
medical corps. Maj Frank c. Baker. med
lcaI corps; Capt. Glenn Jones. medical
corps Capt Henry F. Pipes medical corps;
Capt Eugene G. NOrthington medical corps:
Capt John P Fletcher. medical corps. and
1st Lieut. George NeWlove medical reserve
Each OF the following named officers is
relieved from duty, and viii proceed 10 san
Francisco Calf, and take the transport to
sail for the Philippine Islands, and upon ar
rival at Manila viii report TO the command
ing general, Philippine department. for
Segment TO duty; Maj Henry s Greeuleaf.
medical corps. Pacific branch. United States
military prison, Alcatraz Island, Calf: Mai.
Robert B. Grubbs, medlcal corps, Fort Baker,
Calf 1st Lieut. Shelley L. Marietta. med
ical corps, general hospital = OFT Bayards n.
II
First Lieut. Leeson o. TarletOn. medical
corps. is relieved from duty with the eighth
brigade and from further duty at Vancouver
barracks wash, and will proceed to san
Francisco, Calf. and take the transport to
sail from that place on or. about September
3. 1914. for the Philippine Islands. and on
arrival at Manila viii report to the COM
ruandiug general Philippine department, for
assignment TO duty
First Lieut. Robert SHELTON. medical CORPS.
Is reIiesed from duty rrf-h tie I5th cavalry
and from further duty al Fort Robinson.
Neb.. and Will proceed at the proper time
to san Francisco, Calif-. and take the trans
port TO sail from that place for the Philip
pine Islands, and upon arrival at Manila,
will report to the commanding general,
Philippine department, for assignment to
duty
First Lieut. Omar h Quade, medical corps,
relieved from duty with the second division
and from further duty at Fort Smelling,
Mimi and viii proceed TO san Francisco.
Calf. and take the transport from TIT
place for the Philippine Islands, and on ar
rival at Manila viii report 10 the comInal.l-