The Washington herald., 1914-11-17
ARMY ORDERS.

Lieut. Col. William Ii. johnston, zen
eral Stan, to Fort Brady. Mich, for tenn
porRry duty, and upon the completion tC
this city as heretofore ordered.
Second Lieut. Herbert f. Marshburn
Tenth Infantry, assigned TO the Twenty
second Infantry. to take effect January
l, 1915.
Second Lieut.. Junius I. Boyle. Philip
pine Scouts. recently reappointed IRON
civil life. with rank from November l
1914, will report in person on December
. 1914. to the commanding officer, Fort
! Des Moines Iowa, for temporary duty
not to exceed five days. After being re-
lieved from this duty he will proceed ia
San Francisco, Cal. to take leave ior
Manila January .. 1915.
| The leave of absence granted Mai. Gen
! J. Franklin Bell. United States army, In
special orders, No. 2lj, September lv lSli
War Department. is extended ten days.
| Each OF the following named officers is
! assigned to the regiment Indicated after
his name, To take effect December !. 1914:
cavalry: First Lieut.. Albert ii. Mueller.
Tenth Cavalry: Capt Claude II. Miller,
Eleventh Infantry; Capt. Robert 5.
Knox, Twenty-first Infantry; Capt
First Lieut.. Edwin =. Thompson, Twen-
tieth Infantry; First Litut. Jesse w.
Boyd, Eleventh Infantry; First Lieut.
Ralph w Dusenbury. Eighteenth In
fantry: Secoi d Lieut. Arthur +. Bouton,
Ninth Infantry; Second Lieut.. James w.
Peyton. Eleventh Infantry; Second Lieut.
Spencer b. Akin. Twenty-third Infantry;
Second Lieut. Edward q. Mccormick,
Eighteenth Infantry.
An army retiring board is appointed to
meet at Vancouver Barracks, Wash. De
tail for the board-Brig. Q Gen. George
Bell. jr.. United STATES army: Col. John
c. Gresham, cavalry; Col Eben Swift.
General Staff; Mai Peter c. Field. Med.-
cal Corps: Capt. Charles T. King, Medical
Corps: recorder First Lieut.. Lawrence
Z. HOhl. Sixteenth Infantry. aid-de-
camp.
Maj. Cosam ]. Bartlett and Capt Her
bert e. Gibner. Medical Corps. are de-
tailed as medical members and witnesses
before the army retiring board appointed
TO meet at Vancouver Barracks. Wash.
Capt William l. Hart, Medical Corps.
relieved from temporary duty with the
port Of embarkatiOn, Galveston, Tex,
will return to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Leave of absence for one month, to
take effect upon his arrival in the United
States. is granted Capt. Ned NJ Green.
Fifteenth Infantry.
Lieut. Col. Deiamere Skerrett, inspec-
tor general relieved from temporary
duty at Galveston, Tex, will return 10
his proper station, New York City. as as
ment.
Leave Of absence for two months. to
take effect upon hls arrival in the United
States, is granted Capt. Frederick L.
knudsen, Eighth Infantry.
Col. Henry H. Ludlow. Coast Artillery
Corps, report to president Of an army
retiring board at Vancouver Barracks,
Wash, for examination by the board.
The following named officers OF the
Coast Artillery Corps, now unassigned,
assigned to company indicated after their
name, and will proceed upon being re-
lieved from duty at the Coast Artillery
expiration OF any leave Of absence that
may b. granted them. TO join the COM
pany to which assigned: Capt. John g.
WOrkizer. to the l8th Company; Capt.
Edward P. NOnes. to the 12Sth Company;
First Lieut.. Joseph r. Davis, to the 9lst
Company; First Lieut.. Carl A. Lohr. to
the l64th Company; First Lieut.. Clement
c. Heth. to the l1th Company.
Each of the following named officers Of
tie Coast Artillery Corps. upon their re-
lief from duty at the Coast Artillery
School. Fort Monroe. Va. or upon the
expiration Of any leave of absence that
son to the commanding officer Of the
coast defenses indicated after his name
for assignment to a company: First
Lieut. John S Williams. coast defenses
Of Portland: First Lieut. Robert n.
Campbell, coast defcnses of Eastern New
York; First Lieut.. Hugo E. PitZ, coast
defenses Of Puget Sound; First Lieut.
Walter P. Boatwright coast defenses OF
Long Island Sound; First Lieut. John p.
Smith, coast defenses Of San Francisco;
First Lieut. Harry r. Vaughan, coast
iefenses of the Columbia: First Lieut.. |
Abney Payne. coast defenses of Long Is
land Sound; First Lieut.. Guy B. Lawra-
son, coast defenses of Tampa; First |
Lieut.. Harold l.. Gardiner. coast de- |
lenses of the Columbia: First Lieut.. !
samuel H. Tilghman, coast defenses of |
San Francisco: First Lieut.. Howard T. |
lark, coast defenses of Charleston; First |
Lieut. William r. Nichols, coast de- |
,enses Of Chesapeake Bay; First Lieut.. |
William S. Fulton, coast defenses of the |
Columbia; First Lieut.. Thomas o. Hum !
lhreys. coast defenses of Narragansett |
Bay; First Lieut.. Ell +; Bennett. coast |
lefenses of Portland; First Lieut.. Will |
am c. Whitaker, coast defenses Of the |
First Lieut. Frederick Hanna, |
.oast defenses of Southern New York: |
irst Lieut.. William c. Koenig. coast |
licenses of the Delaware; First Lieut..
SarraGansett Bay; First Lieut.. Willis
Shippam, coast defenses Of Puget Sound: |
first Lieut. Furman Z. McCammon,
,oast defeuses of Puget Sound: First |
Lieut.. Francis p. Hardaway, coast de-
enses Of Baltimore
Each Of the following named officers of
ne Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Monroe |
Ia, or upon the expiration of any leave
Il absence that may be granted him, will
,roceed to the headquarters of the coast
licenses indicated after his name and re-
'ort TO the commanding officer thereof
or assignment to duty"on mis- stan: First
lieut.. Henry w. 7. Eglin. coast defenses |,
4 the Cape Fear; First Lieut.. Olin II. |
1ongtno, coast defenses of Charleston;
'lrst Lieut.. Samuel H. McLeary, coast
licenses OF the Potomac; First Lieut..
sdwin X. Smith. coast defenses Of Gal
oast defenses of the Cape Fear; First
lieut.. Kelley B. Lennon, coast defenses
the Columbia; First Lieut. Frederick
L Moun1ord, coast defenses Of Balti-
lore; First Lieut.. Philip S. Gage, coast
eienses or the Delaware; First Lieut.. IL