The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-31
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave of absence for one month and fifteen DAYS
10 take effect or about April /. is granted
Ffrst Lieut.. Howard S. Bennion. Ccrrs of EnEi-
neeTs
Each of the following officers is relieved from
assignment - the regiment indicated after his
name. to take effect July l: Capt. William : Wood,
second Field Artillery. and Second Lieut. John
T. Rhett. Tw.-,ty fourth Infantry. Each will T"u-
cced to the United States and report to the cum
handing general, Western Department
Each Of .he following officers is transferred TO the
regiment indicated after his name. TO take effect
July l. Capt. Edward II. De Almond from the
Fifth Field Artillery the Second Field ARTILLERY;
FiTst Lieut. Stanley L. James from the Twenty
Eighth Infantry 20 the Twenty fourth Infantry; Sec
ond Lieut.. William II. Gill frum the Twenty first
Infantry 10 the Eighth Infantry; Second Lieut..
Howard C. Davidson from the Twenty second In
fantry to the Twenty fourth Infantry. and Second
Lieut.. Donald u. McMilen from the Twelfth In
fantry the Twenty-fouth Infantry. Each will
proceed TO San Francisco at such time will en-
tble him 10 comply with this order and sail the
transport scheduled to leave July for Manila.
Each Of these Officers is transferred assigned
indicated alter his name. TO take effect July ]:
First Lieut.. David c. Seagrare, Field ARTILLERY
icaptain. Ordnance Department. to the First Field
ARTILLERY: Second Lieut. Bethel W. Simpson Third
Field Artillery to the First Field ARTILLERY: Veteri-
First Field Artillery; First Lieut.. Alfred H. Hob
ley. infantry first lieutenant. Ordnance Depart
nentl. to r!ie Second Infantry.
Each viii i.-oceed TO San Francisco and sail on
transport scheduled TO leave July for Hopolulu.
Capt. John n. Kelly. Twcnty-siNth Infantry. IL
transferred TO the Tenth Infantry, 10 take effect
July !.
Each Of ne following officers j. relieved from
assignment to the regiment indicated after his name
to take effect July l: First Lieut.. Ira Longanecker
Second Infantry: First Lieut.. Harold f. Mar,
ffrst Field ARTILLERY: Seoond Lieut. Bernard x,
Peyton. First Field. ARTILLERY. and Veterinarian
Lester z. winycung, First Field ARTILLERY.
Each will proceed to the United States and re
IS to ,, the commanding genera, Western Depart,
hcers of The Coast ARTILLERY Corps are ordered:
Capt. Harrison Hail is relieved from duty in the
Philippine Department and assigned to the Eighty
second COMPANY TO take effect on about July Is.
Capt Hugh X Taylor is transferred from the
Twenty-third to the 18th Company to take effect
on or about July lie Cart. Pa.I D. Bunker is
trsnserrcd trrn the 18th the Twenty third Com
pany to take effect on or about July Is He will
proceed to SIN Francisco.
Second Lieut. John Kennard transferred from the
infantry arm Twelfth Infantry to the cavalry arm
March with rank from June IT, 1914 is as
signed TO the Tenth Cavalry.
The following changes in the assignment Of Of
ficers Of the Coast ARTILLERY Corps are ordered: :
Col George T. Bartlett is relieved from duty As
fort commander. Fort Winfield Scott. Cal and
win proceed to Fort worien. Wash and as
sume command of the Coast Defense. o: Puget
Sound; Lieut.. Col. Alfred NJ. Hunter is as
signed to dity fort commanded Fort Winfield
Scott. Cal; Lieut. Col John l.. Hayden is
liered from duty commanding officer. Coast De
lenses OF Puget Sound and is assigned to duty
fort commander Fort Casey Wash: Mai n
fred s. Morgan Is relieved from duty as fort com
mander. Fort Casey. Wash, and is assigned to
duty as fort commander. Fort Worien, Wash. :
Capt Charles n. Hilton is relieved from duty a.
fort commander Fort worden. WASH. and will
report TO the commanding officer, Coast Defenses
II Puget Sound. for duty on his staff; Cart.
Goodwin Ordway il relieved from stan dnty in
1.-The Coast Defcnses Of Puget Sound. Is assigned
ITO the i@th COMPANY: Mai Thomas ID. LamoreIx