The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
ARMY ORDERS.

The following officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY Corn.
are relieved from assignment to the company indi
Gated after his name and placed on the unassigned
list: First Lieut. Robert E. NJ Goolrick. Fifty-sixtb
Company. and First Lieut.. Frederick Hanna Forty.
eighth Company. Each will report to the com.
handing officer. coast defenses Of Sandy Hook for
assignment to duty on his staff
Mai. James B. billiard Ordnance DEPARTMENT
Will proceed to the Sandy Hook proving ground "
j.. on official business pertaining to the test Of
crdancs material
Paragraph 3, special orders No g. March ls
relating TO Second Lieut.. Edwin s. Blackwell r.
Fifth Cavalry. il revoked.
The following officers will proceed to West Point
and report on the date specified after his name to
the superintendent for duty: Capt z. @. Peton
Eighteenth Infantry. September Is, and Second
Lieut.. Roger II. Williams. Seventh Infantry, Au-
gust a
Capt. Ernest R. TiIton. Coast ARTILLERY Corrs. /.
detailed as membr of the examining board at
Fort Winfield Scott. Cal. appointed November q
vice Capt. Francis II. Lincoln. Coast ARTILLERY
CORPS. hereby relieved
Leave Of absrnce for four months to take effect
on or about May 10. is granted Mai Louis
Brechenin. IT,. Medical Corps.
Lieut.. Chauncey r. Baker. QuartermaHer Cors
will proceed to Atlanta for the purpose Of partici-
pafinE in conference II American railway 40
counting officers
So much Of paragraph H. special orders, No. ls7
July !. 1914. as directs First Lieut.. Burt W. Phil
lips. Fourteenth Infantry, to visit Toledo Obi,
during the months u May and June is revoked
The name Of First Lieut. Otis r. Cole Twenty.
seventh Infantry, is placed the list Of detached
officers published in general orders. No a, March
II, 1911. TO take effect MAY Is and the name II
First Lieut. Elvid Hunt infantry is removed there
from Lieut.. Hunt is relieved from duty with the
organized militia Of Delaware. to take effect Nav
a. and assigned to the Twenty eighth Infantry
The following promotions Of Officers of the in
fantry arm announced: George Med Week.
from captain. Sixteenth Infantry. to major, Ninth
Gouveneur " Packer from frs. le1ten-
ant. First Infantry. to captain. First Infantry
Mai John X. Miller. Ninth Infantry, il trans-
ferred to the Fifth Infantry
Capt. Robert VI. Cutler. Medical Cons i, M.
signed to permanent station at Fort Mackenzie
Wyo.. and upon the completion Of the Temporary
duty at Fort Robinson. Nebr.. will proceed to Fort
Mackenzie Accordingly.
The resignation by First Lieut.. Russell D. Car
man, Medical Reserve Corps Of his commission in
that corps has been accepted by the President, to
take effect April q.
Capt James n. Munro. Fourteenth Cavalry. /,
detailed for service to fill vacancy in the Quar-
lermaster Corps. to take effect June g. vice Cant
william S. Valentine, who is relieved from detail
Leave Of absence for two months to take effect
First Lieut. Peter J. Hend1sey cavalry
Mai Robert J. Fleming. Tenth Cavalry. is de-
Jailed for service to fill a vacancy in the Quarter
master Cons. to take effect June 2. 1915 vice
Maj John ID. L. Hartman. Who is relieved from
ietail
By direction Of the President paragraph g. spe-
'al orders. No %. April 10. 1915 War Department,
eistins to Msjs Hanson E. Ely. Seventh Infantry.