The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-12
ARMY ORDERS.

First Lieut.. David II. Scott. cavalry
unassigned. Is assigned to the Fifth
Cavalry. H. will be assigned to a trooI
by his regimental commander and viii
Join the troop to which assigned.
Capt. Robert B. Powers. Second Cav
airy, will proceed to the Walter Reed
General Hospital, d: c.. and report tc
and treatment.
Pay Clerks Erskine Neide and Henry
=. Hisscng, Quartermaster Corps. are re.
lieved from duty in the Philippine De
partment, to take effect upon the COM
pletion of their three years tour of duty
in that department, and will proceed upor
the first available transport thereafter &c
San Francisco. Cal. reporting in person
to the depot quartermaster. that city
who viii report their arrival by telegraph
to the ouartermaster General of tbs
Army.
PAY Clerks Seiven B. Armat and Horace
q. Rice, Quartermaster Corps. are re-
l!eved from duty in the Philippine De-
partment, to take effect upon the eX-
piration Of their three years tour of
duty in that department and after avail
ing themselves of the three months
leave of absence. with permission to re-
turn via Europe. granted them in
paragraphs 10 and II, special orders, No.
50. March r. 1914, Philippine Department.
Will return to the United States. They
will report to the GUartermaster Cen
erai OF the Army oy letter at least three
weeks before the expiration Of their
leave for further orders.
Corps. will proceed TO Philadelphia. Pa.
and New York City on official business
Pertaining to the medical department of
the army.
Capt. John Lund. Ordnance Department.
will make not to exceed three visits to
the works of the Detrick & Harvey Ma
chime Company. Baltimore, Nd. on Of
fetal business pertaining to the inspection
of a haipp NIL
factured at that place for the Panama
Canal.
Capt. Garfield L. Mckinney, Medical
Corps, will proceed TO Galveston. Tex.
OF the Evacuation Hospital for temporary
duty for the purpose of organizing Am
bulance Company, No. s.
First Lieut.. J. Arthur Dosher. Medical
Reserve Corps, Is ordered to active duty
in the service of the United States on
account of an existing emergency and
VIII proceed to Fort Caswell. n. -, and
report to the commanding officer of that
post for duty and by letter to the COM
handing general, Eastern Department
Col. Daniel F. Mccarthy. Quarter
master Corps. will proceed with the least
Practicable delay to Texas City, Tex,
and report to the commanding general,
Second Division, for temporary duty with
that division.
Capt Robert NJ Brambila, Quarter
master Corps. is detailed as a member of
aiN vi OhtcIs dppohitcu par
graph. IA. special orders, No. II, January
IA, 1914. War Department, for the purpose
of investigating, reporting upon, and
making recommendations relative to the
project for the construction Of certain
piers in Smiths Cove. Puget Sound, vice
Capt. Joseph II. Griffiths, Infantry. here
by relieved. -
Paragraph 5, special orders. No. 100.
April g. 1914, War Department. relating
to First Lieut.. Frank s. Clark, Coast
Artillery Corps. il revoked.
First Lieut.. Thomas A. Clark. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. is relieved from his
present duties and will report in person
to the commandant, Coast Artillery
School, Fort Monroe. Va, for assign
ment to duty as an Instructor at that
school
First Lieut.. William p Wilson. Coast
Artillery Corps. Is relieved from duty as
an Instructor at the Coast Artillery
School, Fort Monroe, Va, and will re-
mort TO the commanding officer. Coast
Defenses OF Chesapeake Bay, for assign
ment to duty on his stan as assistant
to the quartermaster.
First Lieut. William W. Rose. Coast
Artillery CORPS. Is relieved from duty
as student at the Coast Artillery School.
Fort Monroe, Va. and will report to the
oflicer In charge Of the Army Transport
Service, Newport News. Va, for tenn
Nal Albert C. Dalton. ouartermaster
Ccrps, win proceed with the least prac-
ticahle delay to Galveston. Tex, and re-
port to the depot ouartermastsr IT that