The Washington herald., 1914-12-02
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt. Myron s. Crissy. Coast ARTILLERY Co-p..
is transferred from the SeJentieth Company to the
l.2d Company. to take eject or about February
First Lieut Joseph F Cottren. Coast ARTILLERY
Cnrrs is relieved from assignment TO the Eighteenth
Company. TO take effect about December Is.
will then proceed to the United States
Each Of the following officers Of the Coast Ar
tillery Corps is relieved from assignment to the
company 10 which he now hclJngs. to take effect
On or abolt March Is. will then proceed to the
United States. and will report n the commanding
officer Of the coast defensss indicated after his
name: Second Licut Charles A. SchimeHenig
Coast DefensFs Of san Francisco Second Lietr.
John l.. Homer. Coast Defrrses Of the Columbia
San FraQaScO; Second Lieut.. Gustare II. FTanke
Coast DcRnses Of Puget Sound
Second Lieut. Ralph ". Wilson. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps is relieved from assignment 10 the Seven
teth Company. to take effect about February
IS. will proceed to the United States. and will
report to the commanding officer. Coast Defenses
Of the Columbia.
First Lieut.. Harry O. Fletcher Medical Reserve
COrTs. is ordered TO active duty in the service
At the United States account Of existing
emergency and will proceed without delay TO
Trinidad Colo a witness before a general court
martial at that place. When excused by the court.
Lieut. Fletcher will return to the TlCe Of reoeipt
by him Of this order and report hy telegraph upon
arrival to the adiutant general II the army and
stand relieved from further active duty in the
Medical Reserve CoTpS
Under provision Of an act Of Congress approved
January q. 1905. amended by act approved MAY
= 1908 Second Lieut.. G. d. Snifen. Second
Infantry. District of Columbia National Guard.
Is authorized TO attend and pursue . course Of
instruction at the School for Bakers and Cooks
Washington Barracks. D. e. for one month He
should report al the school without delay.
The following named Oficrs will rTuCeed with
ont delay 10 Trinidad Colo. witnesses before .
general court-InartiaI at that pace and upon cum-
petion Of this duty will return to their ITorer sta
tionS: Col. William c. Brown. Tenth Cavalry. and
Cart. Frank T. Amos. Eleventh CaTAlJ.
Leave for month and fifteen DAYS 70 take
effect upon his relief from duty at the Coast Ar.
tiIlery School. Fort MOuroe. W. il Tanted First
Lieut.. William r. Nichols Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
By direction of the President. Col. Walter II
Chat6cId infantry, and Mai. Leigh A. Fuller.
Medical Corps. detailed members Of the
army retiring board appointed to meet at TeIas
City. Tex. vice Col Robert L. Bullard. Twenty
sixth Infantry. and Mai Cl,Ge Ford. Medical
Corps hereby relieved.
Mai joseph p. Tracy. adiutant general. upon
his relief from duty adiutant Of the Central De-
partment will repair to this city ands report in
person to the SdjutGnt general Of the army for
duty in his ofhce.
So much Of paragraph =, Special Orders. No. III.
November S. 1915. War Department. a. directs Capt
Charles NJ. Bunker. First Field Artillery, to pro
coed to JOIN his battery upon being relieved from
treatment at the LettemHn General Hospital, Is
amended % aS 10 direct CEpt. Bunker to proceeo