The Washington herald., 1915-01-05
ARMY ORDERS.

First lieut. Dawson Olmstsad. Third Field Ar.
| tiIlery r. detailed for duty with the FirSt Regi
ment Of Field ARTILLERY. National Guard Of New
/ YOrk TO take efect or about January II. l9l,
and win proceed to New York City for duty ac-
cordingly reporting his arrival TO the governor Of
New YORK.
/ Mai Charles p summeral Field ARTILLERY, is
| detailed Temporarily as q member Of the ordnance
| board during the test Of a 3Sinch hOwtzer at the
| Sandy Hook proving ground. Sandy Hook. y. J.,
during January, lsl5.
Capt. Thomas A. Roberts. cavalry. will make
visits as hereinafter specified to the places named
for the puTcse Of instructing organizations OF
militia cavalry at those places:
Not to exceed two visits each month, beginning
| January. 1915, and ending June, 1915. from PrOVi-
dence. R l., to New Haven Conn, and Hartford.
| Conn, in the order stated and return to PToTl-
dence from Hartford after each visit
Not to exceed four visits each month, beginning
January. 1915. and ending June. lsl5 from Prov
| dsnoe. r. l., TO Boston. Mass, and return to
Providence after each visit
The following changes in the stations and duties
| Of Judge advocates are ordered:
Lieut. Col Frank L. Dodds Is relieved from duty
| as Judge advocate Of the Eastern Department and
will repair to this city and report TO the Judge
! Advocate General Of the army for assignment TO
duty in his Office.
| Mai BIanton winship is relieved from his pres
ent duties and will prOceed TO Fort Sam Houston.
Tex and report to the commanding general. South
ern Department, for assignment to duty Judge
advocate Of that department.
Mai. Henry Morrow Is relieved from duty judge
advocate Of the Southern Department to take e.
feet upon the arrival Of Mai winship. and will
then proceed to Governors Island " Y. and report
To the commanding general. Eastern Department.
for assignment 20 duty as judge advocate Of that
department.
Leave Of absence for ten days Is granted Capt.
Collin H Ball infantry.
Paragraph 3. SPECIAL orders. No. 80. December
g. lsH. War DEPARTMENT relating TO Mai. James
w Van Dusen Medical Corps, is revoked.
Mai James W. Van DuSen, Medical Corps, upon
the expiration OF his present leave Of absence will
repair 20 this city and report in person To the
Surgeon General Oi the army for duty in his e.
fee.
Leave Of absrnce for one month and fifteen days
to take effect upon his arrival in the United States.
is granted First Lieut. William ]. Fitzmaurice.
Tenth Infantry.
Mai Joseph Fl. Ford. Medical Corps, is relieved
from further duty al Camp Z s. Otis, Canal Zone
to take effect upon his return to the United States
from leave Of absence in Europe and will then re
port to the Adiutant General Of the army for fur
ther orders.
Maj. Frederick ,. Russell. Medical Corps. upon
the expiration Of his present leave Of absence viii
proceed TO Camp Z s. OTIS. Canal Zone and report
10 the conmanding officer for duty as surgeon Of
the post and by letter to the commanding general.
Eastern Department..
Mai Ebert E. Persons, Medical Corps. is relieved
from further duty at the Army War College, this
city.
The folIowingn named Officers of the Medical CorTs
are designated to conduct correspondence courses
under the supervision Of the chief. Division Of
Militia Afairs fOr medical officers Of the organized
militia in the States and Territory specified:
Mai William z. Vose. Maine and New Hamp-
shire: Capt Marx D. Weed Vermont; Mai. Peter
@. Field Washington, Oregon. and Idaho; Lieut.
Col. Frederick p REYNOLDS, Hawaii: Mai Edwin
p. Wolfe and Capt. Fred w. Palmer. California;
First Lieut.. Alvin W. Schoenleber. Montana
Wyoming. North Dakota and South Dakota; Capt
Charles o. BIlingslea Kansas and Nebraska; Mai
Charles r. Reynolds, Texas and Oklahoma; Maj
y and Tnr,fgi ant
Leonard s. Hughes. Colorado and Utah; Capt John
r. Barber, Arizona and sew MEXICO.
Upon receipt Of this order the sboVenamed ofi-
cers Will report by letter TO the chief Division Of
tutGnts general Of the States and Territory con-
cerned for the names Of all medical officers desiring
to take advantage Of such course. Cant. Palmer
will also report by letter to Mai Wolfe
board Of officers Of the Medical Corps to cnn-
sst Of Mai. Eugene r. whitmore, Mai Allie w.
Williams, Capt. Arnold ID. Tuttle, is appointed TO
meet at the Army Medical School. tn city. at
the call Of the senior member Of the Nboard. for
the purpose Of revising the frstaid packet with a
view to including tincture Of iodine as one Of the
competent parts Of the packet.
First Lieut.. Louis A. MeTaHx. Medical Reserve
Corps is ordered to active duty in the service Of
the United States on account Of an existing emer-
gency. He will report in person TO the Command
ing officer. Jackson Barracks. La, for duty and
by letter to the commanding general. Eastern De
partment.
First Lieut. Val E MltenberEer Medical Re
serve Corrs upon his relief from his present duty
with troops in Colorado will proceed to Fort sam
Houston, Tex. and report in person to the com
mAndihE general Southern Department for as
siEnment to Temporary duty in that department.
Lieut. Col Henry d. Snyder. Medical Corps Is
relieved from duty in the Office Of the Surgeon
General Of the army. and will proceed to the Canal
Zone and report in person to the commanding gsn-
sral there for assignment TO station. for the pur
pose Of supervising the medical personnel and al
matters pertaining to sanitation reservations
under military control
Capt Beverly F. Browne. QartemaStsr Corps.
viii report TO the commanding general, Philippine
Department, for assignment to duty.
The following named officers Of the Medical Corps
are detailed to enter the Amy Field Service and
Correspondents School for Medical ohicrs. Fort
LeavenWorth ERns. for the purpose Of taking the
ceed at proper time to Fort LeaTenEorth and ne
port in person on April !. 1915. to the eommandant
the Army Service Schools for duty accondinriy
Mai Irving W. Rand MAI Leigh. A. Fuller Mai
David Baker. Mai Edwin p. Wolfe. Mai Robert
" VIM, and Mai Chandler P. Robbins
The following named officers of the Medical Cors
are designated 70 take the eorrspoodencs course In
the Army Field Service and Correspondence School
for Medical Officers. Fort Leayenworth KRns
Mai. Powell @. Fapntleroy. Mai Georys A. Skinner
Mai SFrederick NJ Hartsock. MAJ Clarence j.
Manly, Mai willard F. Trubg, Mai Ebert r
McAndreu. Maj John A. Murtagh, Mai Louis
Breehemin r.. Mai Carroll d. Buck Mai Con-
rad Z Roerper MAI Wallace DEWITT. Mai Panl
s. Halloran. Mai Peter c. Field Mai Basil H.
Dutchkr, Mai Henry A. Webbsr. Maj Douglas T.
Duval. Mai Francis N. c. USher MAJ. Clydo s.
Ford, Maj William NJ Roberts. Mai Ernest L
Ruffner MGi Charles Y. Rroanlee Mai Goorvs NJ
Ekvurzei. Maj. William W. Reno. Mai George H.
r. Gosnan. Mai Roger Brooke. Mai Robert NJ
ThoubmKh MAJ Kent Nelson. and hAi Hefbcrt