The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Army and Navy
ARMY.

Each Of the following officers will pro-
ceed to Fort Leavenworth, Kan
on January 4. and report to the com
mandant. the Army Service Schools
to take the special course for field
officers to bein about that date:
Colonel CHARLES NJ. TRUITT, Twen-
ty-second Infantry.
Colonel CHARLES Fl. GRIERsoN,
Cavalry
Colonel GEORGE F. LANDERs. Coast
Artillery Corps.
Lieutenant Colonel EDMUND NJ.
BLAKE. Coast Artillery Corps.
Lieutenant Colonel EDWARD +. Nc
GLACHLIN, jr., Fifth Field Artil-
Major FRANK L. wINN, adjutant
Major EDISON A. LEWIS, Sixth Infan-
F.. Try
Major GEORGE L. BYRAM, Tenth
Cavalry.
Major WILLIAM C. BENNETT, Six
teenth Infantry.
Major WILSON CHASE, Twenty-frst
Major WILLIAM F. GRoTE. Eleventh
Infantry
Major BENJAMIN F. HARDAwAY.
Seventeenth Infantry.
Major JOHN HOWARD, Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry.
Major WILLIAM BROOKE, Twenty
first Infantry.
Major CHARLES W. FENToN. Second
Cavalry
Major FERDINAND w. KoBBE.
Eighteenth Infantry.
Major EDWARD D. ANDERSON, Sixth
Cavalry.
Major GEORGE P. WHITE, Ninth
Captain MARCUS B. Stokes. Tenth
Infantry.
Changes in duties of officers of the
Medical Corps:
Capt CHARLES +. McBRAYER is re-
neVed from duty at the Preside Of
Monterey, Cal. December s. and will
then proceed to Alcatraz. Cal, Pa
cific branch. United States Military
Prison for duty. relieving Major
GEORGE H. R. GOSMAN.
Major GOSMAN will proceed to Fort
Mcdowell, Cal
Captain LEVY NJ. HATHAWAY, Med
zeal Corps: is relieved from duty at
the Preside of Monterey. Cal. and
will proceed to Fort Baker. Cal, re-
ileving First Lieutenant HARRY N.
Lieutenant KERNS will proceed to
Alcatraz. Cal. United States Military
Prison. for duty.
First Lieutenant JOHN Fl. HOWARD.
Ninth Cavalry. detailed for general
recruiting service at Fort Slocum,
n. Y.
The leave granted Major HANSFORD
1. THREKELD. Thirtieth Infantry,
SeJtember Is, is extended fifteen
First Lieutenant ARTHUR d. <BUDD.
Ordnance Department is relieved
November u, and is assigned to the
Twenty-second Infantry
Captain GEORGE H. SCOTT, Medical
Corps. detailed as member of the ex-
amining board at the Army Building.
New York city, vice Major LOUIS
T. HESS, Medical Corps, relieved.
second Lieutenant MAON w. GRAY,
Jr., Tenth Infantry, assigned to the
Ninth Infantry. to take effect Janu-
airy II.
Captain RALPH E. INGRAM. Tenth
Infantry. is assigned to the Eleventh
Infantry.
Fort Leavenworth, Kans.. is DESIGNATED
as the permanent station Of Captain
DENNIS II. CURRIE. Signal Corps.
First Lieutenant ROBERT G. IGOE,
Philippine Scouts, is discharged from
service, to take effect November Is.
board of iffcers Is appointed to
meet at Fort .Myer, Va, to examine
persons for appointment as chaplain
in the army.
Detail for the board:
Major DOUGLAS F. DUVAL, Medical
Corps. ~.
dator WILLIAM J. SNOW. Third Field
artillery. - :--.,'- -
'ha plain TIMOTHY P. .O'KEEFE, Fifth
Cavalry.
'aptain WILLIAM NJ. CoNNELL, Fifth
Cavalry.
captain CLEMENS w. MCMILLAN,
Medical Corps.
first Lieutenant GEORGE L. MoRRI-
son, Fifth Cavalry.
NAVY.
Lieutenant c. S. GRAVES to executive
and navigator Glacier.
lieutenant J. J. McCRACKEN, to st. |
Louis.
ensign BENJAMIN PERLMAN, to
Flusser.
ensign ]. II. FAUGE. to Preston.
'.ns'gn J. A SAUNDERS. to Reid.
ensign II. f. KEISKER. to Hannibal.
'nsien SARGENT FORCE. to Georgia. |
ensign J. r. PETERSON. to Terry.
rnsign II. S. JEANS. to Warrington.
Ensign E. r. McCLUNG, to Perkins.
ensign ID. c. RAMSEY. to Perkins.
'aymaster Clerk A. B. CONQUEST, ap-
pointed to Naval Station, OlonCapo. |