The Washington herald., 1915-01-07
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt. Franklin s. Leisenrng. Fourth Infantry,
is detailed for duty inspeCtor-instructOr with
the Organized Militia Of Pennsylvania. and upon
the expiration Of his present leave Of Absencs
viii proceed to WilkesbaTe. Pa. and take station
at that plAce. reporting his arrival By letter to
the governor Of Pennsylvania and the chief. Division
Of Militia Affairs, War Department.
Lieut.. Col Frank G. Msuldin Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, Is relieved from further duty in the Phil
ippine Department and will proceed on or about
January IS, 1918, to the United States. and upon
arrival viii report to the conmsnding general West
ern Department, in compliance with the require
ments Of general orders, No. So October 8. 1914,
War Department
Leave Of absence for two months. to take effect
upon his arrival in the United States Is granted
Capt. Vincent ". Elmore. TWenty-fourth Infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months. to take effect
on about January q, 1915. is granted Mai.
Frank A. Wilcox. infantry.
Capt. Gilbert NJ Allen, Nineteenth Infantry. viii
proceed to the Amy and Navy General Hospital.
Hot Springs. Ark. and report in person TO the
commanding officer Of that hospital for observation
and treatment.
master Corps. will proceed to Philadelphia. Pa. on
official business pertaining to the QuIrtemaster
Corps and upon the completion Of this duty VIII
retun to his proper station
Mai Frederick W. AltStaetter, Corps Of Engneers.
Is relieved from further duty in this city and viii
proceed to Grand Rapids, Mich. take station at
that place and report by letter to the chief Of
engineers for duty, to relieve Col. James G. San
to the Grand Rapids Engineer District.
Second Lieut.. Courtney H. Hodges. Sixth In
fantry viii proceed TO Fort Sam Houston. Tex,
and report to the commanding officer Of that
post with a view 10 his examination to determine
his fitness for detail in the aviation section Of the
Signal Corps and upon the completion Of the
examination will return to his proper station.
Leave Of absence for two months. to take effect
upn his relief from duty In the Philippine Islands
is granted Maj. James T. Dean, Thirteenth In
fantry.
IS December T. 1914, War Department. relates
to Lieut. Col. Evan NJ. johnson, jr., Nineteenth
Infantry, Is revoked
Lieut. OoI, Evan NJ. johnson, jr, Nineteenth
Infantry. Is transferred to the Twenty-ninth In
fGntry and viii proced 10 Join that regiment
Lieut. Col John P. Finley, Twenty-ninth In
fantry, is relieved from Assignment TO that regi-
ment He viii remain on his present duty until
further orders.
BIZ direction Of the President, Capt. Robert c.
Daris Eighth Infantry. Is selected and detailed
as major. Philippine Scouts. TO take ehet Jan
uary s. 1915, vice Capt. Edwin ]. BTacken. Twenty
third Infantry. heretofore relieved Capt. Davis
Is relieved from assignment to the Eighth In
fantry.
Leave q absence for three months on surgeons
certificate Of disability Is granted Capt Omar
W. Pinkston, Medical Corps.
MAI Morton ]. Henry and Capt. Frands H. Pope.
ouhrtamastsr Corps are relieved from their present
duties and viii retum 10 the United States and
uppn arrival 1por BY telegraph to the Adtutant
Ceneal Of the Army for further orders
First Lieut. James s. Greene. Tenth Csvalry, b
relieved from duty at the United States Military
Prison. Fort Leavenworth. Ksns. and win report
IN person 70 Brig. Gen Heury A. Greene. United
States arny. for appointment and duty a. Aidde-
camp.
A bo.rd q ofaoru to consist Of MAI Jss 3.
Clayton, Medi1l ccEps: Mai Charles r. Rsynolds.
Msdiczi corps and Cap1. Hsrold W. Jonas. Msdic1
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