The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-26

Field Arnisss. January u; caps- Dsnnis n:
a1s.ry' Fss<aars .Fisl iiss,. Leo J. Ah.la.
SIKH fieh Artillsry. 10 The First Field Artillery.
D.ecmbsr 9. Finf Lieut.. Georrs II. Paine. Third
Field Artilley. to the First Field ARTILLERY. Janu-
ary 1: Second Lieut.. Bertram Franksnhergcr. Finn
Field Artillery 70 the First Feid ARTILLERY. Janu-
az Is: MAJ william n. Hay cavalry. to the
Fourth Csvairy. January ~: Chaplain Alexander d.
sutherland; Fifth field ARTILLERY TO he tlfi.snsn
Seventh Cavalry, 10 the Fourth csvslrJ. Isnnary
n; Capt. BENJAMIN b. Hyu. Seventh Cavalry.
to the Fourth ca,alry, January Il; Capt Willis v.
February 2; capt. Daniel n. Gienty. Twelfth
Cavalry, to the Fourth CaEslrJ. January "a: Capt.
Frank r. Amos. Eleventh Cavalry, 10 the Ninth
caralry. February 2; Capt: william A Corns..
Tenth Cavity, to the Ninth Cavalry. February 2;
Capt. William II. Paine. Second Cavalry. TO the
F1fteenth Cavalry. February 2; cspt. James u.
niford, rhird CaralrJ. TO the Ffteenth CauirJ'
JanusU 5; capt. Warren Dean. Esnsh 'I ~,
James B. Henry. IT,. Thirteshth caralry. to the
Fifteenth Cavalry. January q: First Lieut. sicAn
Doak Fifth Cavalry. to-the Ninth Cavity. Jauu-
Cavalry. to the Fourth CaIalry. January Il: First
Lieut.. George L. ConTerse. tr.. FIFTH Cstalry: TO
the Fourth Cavalry. January IA; First Lieut.
Arthur r. wilson. Third CarsiD. to the Ninth
CaTslry, February 2; First Lieut.. John X. Herr.
Eleventh csIalry. to the Fourth Cavalry. January
Il; Flrst Lieut. Kerr 7. Rizsz- Tenth CaEalry. 70
the Fourth CaralrJ. Jarua5 IL First Lieut.
Stephen W. winfres. Seventh Caralry. to ne FIJI
tsenth CaralrJ FebrusU 2; secund Lieut.. Dexter
O. Rumsey. Sixth Cavalry. to the Fourth cu1iry.
January "a: Second Lieut.. Eugene A. Lohnsn.
thirteenth Cavalry. 70 the Fourth CaSalry. January
u: Second Lieut. Harold @. Luz. Twelfth CaFalry.
70 the Ninth CaralrJ February 2: Second Lieut.
John NJ Thompson. Thirteenth Cavalry. to the
Ninth Cayalry February 9 and Second Lieut.
Daniel Il. Murphy. Fourteenth Cavalry. to the
Fourth Cavalry. February Is.
Each Of the following officers ID relieved from
his present duties. 10 take effect the date indi-
Gated after his MAJ Guy @. Palmer. In
fantrJ, December .; CAPT. LavGzne L. GreEs.
infantry February Il: Capt. Collin II. Ball. in
NInetsenth Infantry. Decsnber IS. and Frst Lieut..
Edgar s. Miller. infantry. January p.
A hoard Of officers to consist q Col. William
Il. Arthur. Medical Ocrps: Dol Henry p. Birmins-
Glennan. Medical Corps. Is appointed to meet at
the Army Medical School, Washington. November
/. for the examination Of such retired officers OF
the Medical Corps a. may be authorized TO appear
before IL TO Determine their fines for transfer
to the active list Of the army.
Second Lieut.. Calvin NJ Smith. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps win proceed 70 Fort Moultre. 5. O., for
the purpose Of closing his property accountability.
and upon the completion Of this duty will return
Fnt Lieut. Henry T. Bull. anIrJ. unassigned,
IS assigned TO the Fifth Cavalry. to take effect
November 6
First lieut. Charles p. Thompson. Sixteenth
Infantry. 10 detailed professor Of military science
and tactics At Cornell University. TO taks eject
November 6
First LIEUT. william G. MurrhiSor. Ninrtrenth
Infantry. will proceed from okiAhoma dty. to Gin
ton and Newkirk. otla-. and make an Inspection
Of Companies and D. infantry. Oklahoma Ma
tiouAl Guard.
PIrazraph q, Special Orders. No. n. relating to
Mai. William J. Bsrden. Corps q Engineer. Is
INVOKED.
~. -, T.. uoH.- O-5,.,e. n.nart-
ment. viii proceed to the Ft4nkford Arsenal. Phil
adeiphia. On Official business pertainins 70 the
operations Of the Ordinances Department
MAJ. william T Lttsor,pt flrst Cs,.iry: ". ".
commanding officer. Army and Navy General Hos-
pital. for obss0ation and treatment
Leave for one month and ten days is ranted
Frst Lieut. Thomas J. Cecil. Coast 'Artillezy
Corps
rhis board Is appointed to neet At Fort TOttsn.
n Y for the examination q officer, Of The Coast
ARTILLERY Corrs for promotion; MAI Charles "
Brownies Medical Oops; Capt HarriSu Hall.
Coast Artillery Corps; Capt. Robert =. MeMiIan.
Coast Artillery Corps; cspt. James P. Robinson.
Coast Artillery Corps. and Capt. John r. Bosley.
Plrst LIrut. Edward W. wiIdrck. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps viii report to Mai. Charles Y Brovnlee,
Medical Corps president Of the examining board at
his tines foe promotion.
The leave granted Maj. Leigh A. Fuller. Medical
Corps Il extended tuenty-one dayS
Leave for SIX months On surgeons o1ttn7te q
disability IL grated First Lieut. RAYMOND C. Bull
Medical Oops
The retirement II Col Prank B. Mccoy, infantry,
unassigned, from active serrice II snnouned-
Second Lieut. Joseph T. Clement. Ninth Infantry,
upon the conclusion Of the national matches ae
JacksouTine, Fla, win proeeed to his rrcper STA
ton
Nal Thcodnrs 3. Hackr. Quarternaster Corps,
viii proceed to Indianapolis for The pupose Of In
-, - fkaN
place.
First Lent Ebenez1 G. Berr. intantJ. IN
assigned ID assigned to the seventssnth Infantry.
Capt Colin Il. Ball, infantry. win proceed to
the folloxing named places for the purpose Of in
rpecting new infantry organizations the dates
specified: Austin. TsI.. October .; Waco. Tex.
October 3; league. Tex, October 3; Beaumont,
Tex, October y. and Port Arthur. Tex. October 3.
First Lieut.. Leo J. Ahern Sixth Field Artillery.
II relieved from treatment At the Walter Reed Gen.
ezzl Hospital. and Win joIn his battery.