El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28
CHANGES In STATIONS MADE IN
OFFICERS IN MEDICAL CORPS

Washington. D. c.. Dec. 2S-In the re-
cent army orders the following changes in
stations and duties Of officers OF medical
corps are ordered: Capt Robert NJ Cutler,
relieved from duty in hawaiian department
and ordered to United States. Capt Charles
c. Demmer, relieved from duty in the Ha-
faiian department and ordered to United
States. First Lieut.. Clarence r. Bell, re-
Heved from duty at Fort Bliss, Tex, and
ordered to Honolulu, Hawaii First Lieut..
Raymond W. Bliss. relieved from duty at
Fort Apache, Ariz., and ordered to Homo
lulu, Hawaii. First Lieut.. Joseph L Bell,
medical reserve corps, relieved from duty
at Nogales, ARK, and ordered to his home.
First Lieut. William D. Petit. medical
serve corps, ordered to Fort Sam Houston,
Tex.
The resignation by Second Lieut. Stanley
". Wood, 18th infantry, has been accepted.
Leaves of absence-Capt James D. TIL
ford, Sd cavalry, 10 days; Capt. Fred w.
Hershler retired recruiting officer two
days; First Lieut.. Joseph l. Bell, medical
reserve corps, one month; Maj. Francis C.
Marshall, 18th cavalry, one month; Maj.
William r. Smith, coast artillery corps, one
day extension; First Lieut.. Robert L Mea-
dor, 9Th infantry, recruiting officer. two
days; First Lieut. Frederick C. Test. in
Capt Marlborough Churchill, field artil-
lery, ordered to South Bethlehem and Will
Transport, Pa, for the purpose Of confer
ring with adjutant general Of Pennsylvania
concerning organization Of additional bat
terry Of field artillery at South Bethlehem
and Of instrUcting battery D. field artillery,
Transport, Pa.
Boards Of officers of medical corps as
hereinafter constituted are appointed to
meet at places designated, for purpose Of
conducting preliminary examination Of APP
plicants for appointment in medical corps
OF the army: At Vancouver barracks,
Charles T. King. At Fort Smelling MINI
Lieut. Col. Allen NJ. Smith. At Fort Sam
Houston Tex-Capts. Clarence LeR- Cole
and william L Hart. At Empire. Canal
a
Capt. Harry C. Ford. At Columbus bar
racks, Ohio-Dieut. Col. Charles Wilcox
and Capt. Craig r. Snyder. At Fort Jay,
n. Y.-Capts. George H. Scott and Charles
W. Haverkampf. At Fort Ogelthorpe, Ca
Maj. Charles A Raglan. At Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs Ark
Capts. James D. Fife and Howard H. Baily.
At Fort ROsecrans, Cal-Capt. Fred W.
Palmer. At Evacuation Hospital No 1
Galveston, Tex.)-Maj. Albert E. TRULY
and Capt. Clarence H. Conner. At Jeffer-
son Barracks, Mo.-Maj. James NJ. Ken
needy and Capt William A. Wickline At
Fort Logan, Colo.-Lieut Col. Joseph T.
Fort Porter, n. Y.-Maj. Raymond F. Net
calfe. At Chicago. ul--Capt. viii L.
Pyles. At Fort Thomas, Ky.-AiaJ Ernest
L Ruffner. At Washington, D. C.-Lieut.
Col Champe c. NcCuHoch. jr. At Fort
Banks, Mass-Majs. Herbert G. Shaw and
James F. Hall. At Letterman General Hos
pital, Preside Of San Francisco, Cal-Mai.
Roger Brooks and Capts. Samuel J. Norris
and James I. Maber.
Capt. George Z. Pariseau, medical corps,
ordered to Fort Wadsworth. n. Y, for duty.
Capt. Clifton c. Carter, coast artillery
corps, relieved from assignment to 169th
company, coast artillery corps.
Capt Harrison Hall, cOast artillery corps,
relieved from assignment to AID company
Capt Richard c. Marshall, jr., coast
artillery corps, detailed for service in quar-
termaster corps, vice Capt. Robert B. Nc
Bride, quartermaster corps, relieved.
The following named officers ordered to
report to commanding officer. central de-
partment for assignment to duty pertain
ing to annual inspection of militia organi-
cations: Capt. Carroll F. Armlstead cant
Edgar A Fry, Capt. Allen Parker, and Capt.
Edmund S. Sayer, jr., Of 21st infantry.